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isicr's ~ha,t,
TNNIIE subscribers have been induced to
+ n establish their business in Newport, ,and
trust they will be patronizcd by the inhabi-
tants of the town and vicinity generally
They will keep constantly on hand, Italian
and American Marble, suitable for mantle
pieces and Monuments, also Dover marble
for tomb and head stones; Quincy Slate do,
common slate do, Connecticut free stone for
steps, platforms, hearths, jambs, and under
pnning. Likewise soap-stone fire places,
and soap-stone for all the general uses com
monty called for at a Stone-Cutter's Estab-
lishment; Jersey free stone, and las soon as
convenient) curb and flag stone-all of which
they intend to sell as low as can be purchas-
cd in New England, of as good quality of
stock and workmanship.
FRANKLIN COOLEY, 8. Co.
Newport, Oct II, lS34.-[Ol6
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The following deeply interesting tale,
which we copy from the New-York
Commercial Advertiser, "we are assur-
ed" says the Editor of that paper, "is
founded on fact. The gentleman who
favored us with the manuscript, had the
leading ia is from the lips of the hero of
the story, when an exile in foreign
land-a land too, far remote from civil
lied life. 1t will be understood that
Charles Ruthven is not the real name of
the individual. We know the name and
residence Of his friends. 1t is not the
mere irost-work Of fancy; and we hope
that its obvious moral, may deter the
thoughtless from that mock indepcn-
dence Of spirit which seeks display, and
obtains development under the inhuen-
ces of the inebriuting bowl:"
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INDIA RUBBERS.

Np MARSH. Jr. has just received fresh
US. supply Of first rate Ladies and Zen
tleman's India Rubber Orer Shoes. Also
lined and bound for Ladies walking shoes
and will sell them low. N.B.-lndia Rubbers
mended in the ncatest and best manner.
| Newport, Sept. 25th, 1894.
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The HecbcIIiOn;

OR, THE RESULTS OF ONE NIGHTS FRoLIc
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PkGA-TuttiF Frutti-Sketches g. Re-
Elections, by Prince Puckler Mus
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

VuyIIE subscriber having received from Robert
II e. Sisson, Of Portsmouth, Butcher, an as
signment Of all his property, for the benefit OF his
creditors,-all persons having demands against
said Sisson, must present them to me within three
months from the date hereof, and all persons In
debted, will make immediate payment to
RICHARD SHAW, Assignee.
Newport, Oct 9th, 1884. lOcL 3O
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rebellion
Came like itself, in base and abject routs,
Led on by bloody youths, goaded with rage,
md cOuntenanced by
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POETRY.


ODE. -
Wiftcn or BrnroN and sHng al ts Der
cratic Celebration e tts Ff Congregational District (Fhisse
pha.I
AMERICAN DOLLARS.
You think fool. and can rank among scfolsrsi
Yetl-vc esint how vauo American dollars
Trey afford choice those who can frsdi
And tie wcndrous with lawyers how ably they plead
Notice " Liberty" frat with the of ths Union,
Lively emhiom OF toodon's firn and commnnioni
Both tho date OF the yoar, ard he's nay be read,
Then heSe's freedoms cau.s,
We ne'er bend collars;
No bank shall give us laws,
Or nulify hard dollars
Next observe the eagle. Columhias i-vi,hcrs
See the emblem OF friendship, olive OF peace
Aud tho darts OF bold friendship shall
There's motto stsap'd m them. Puubus Unum,"
Tells ioitisucts who discod, quickly can tune 'em
fos our Treasury report The uations Distress,
sha mako Tory his Bapk.s THEFT islesshoois eoniess
80 Jackson and his friends, guess,
Are found tho best scholats,
And their wisdom sll shall bless,
With GOLD and silver dollars!
Then observe by what the eagles svrfounded
He's by q United Statc. OF America ho0ndcd
Aud beyond which he dies not, for Justice prevents,
CtfcunscTib'd by dcllrr hundred conts.
so may libctiy's shine on this nation,
Aud her spread CONSERVATION,
May ffeedom while freedoms muse,
Aud the eagles bright portrait iumine each purse.
But should toe Tory Wings unite
To form phpgrus collars,
Oor true republicans shali right
Tho laws legal dollars.
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ANDnEW

TWILL stand the ensuing at my stable. in tho
w county OF Dinwidjie. 80 miles South Of Peters
Brunswick Court House. He will be let TO mares at $50
the season, payable LIST August next when il will end
$50 insurance, payable when the is known be ia
oa exchangedwith dollar cash the groom for
each Arrangements made for sen, to the
horse having extensive and excellent pastures, well
tered aud carbohydrates plenty oil stable pro-
tect them in bad weather that mares with young colts
be kept separate. They also be fed according 10
order or without limit, with grain, OF 2o cents day.
Servants seut with uiares boarded gratis. The greatest
care will be taken to prevent accidents but RESPONSE
blity for any that may happen.
Dinwiddie, sth February, 1881.
DEscRIPrioN AND PERroRMANcrs.-.fndret il a
beautiful dark ehesnu', iull feet inches high
splendid animal truly formidable with the bold
est aud most energetic action. As TO Style beauty and
pearance he is universally admired. There indeed
while the aud order but opinion bi
aud that was, dndreo against the field purchased him
late in the tall Of 1881 and trained and him spring
tall Of 1882 In the sprug al Fairfield, he the Pro-
heat IN Sm 49, beating Be,scy Hare, Gen. Brook and
others: The next week a, Tree Hill, he the Jockey
the greatest ease, Sally Hornet Molly Howell Spar
rowhawk, Mohawk, and others. The next week
at Baltimore, he won the great mile race, $4,000 in
two heats, beating as hard the boy could pull him.
SpsrowhSwk Bachelor, and one Other The next
week he won at Norfolk the Jockey Club Purse, 4
mile heats, 800, in two heats, beating Collier HUI
GO, Molly Howell, aud others, in IN. SO s. tho
LIST heat, and the unheardof time OF m 40 the second
heat being The best second heat the U. States
mile heats, beating at heats with the greatest ease
Sally Hornet Eliza Wharton, Beiscy Graves and two
others At New Market, he the Jockey Club purse
mile heats, beating in heats Red Rover ending tho
race in a walk The week alter lie 10 Baltimore
aud won with the utmost the great stakes, mile
heas $4,000, in two heats beating Black Maria Jackson
and Malcolm. He immediately returned TO Fairfield
aud started for the Jockey Club purse, nile heats
starting. when he completely broke down. and was not
able TO stand up for 80 hoursw hch was won al
heats by Golish. w. II. JOHNSON
PkDicnE..-.dndre.o was got by Sir Charles, twhosc
sire was Sir Archy, and whose dam by the imported
horse citizen his dam by Hcrod, who by old Import
ed Domed his grsndam Shepherdess by Phenome non g.
graniam Rosina by Diomed, &. &. grandain Venus BY
Shark his & <. e. grandAm by Medley. Phenomenon
was raised by Jos II. Mayo. OF HeDrco and Trained and
run repeatedly by the Fate Col Miles Seden-Was by tho
imported horse Wonder. dam by imported Dare Devil,
graudan by Marx Anthony, g. grsnjdm by Fearnought,
his g. e. grandam by Ftnnap. T. e. &. grandam by Ars-
to,le( Copy from Joseph H. nayos cert fcaie Of Pc
digree) RIcHARD ADAMS
hirhinond, ilth November, 1882. S9-ff
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DEMOCRATIC YOUNG MEN or ALBANY CITY
AND COUNTY

The republican convention Of Young men held in d,is
cry on Saturday was the numerous delegated body
ever convened ~ his county BUTT was not in its NUN.
bffs alone, lha was most gratifying exhibition Of The
spirit and tone Of the popular feeling II yyss The hone
apd muscle OF our republican yeoDsGfy sons Of orr
TesPeciabe ana substantial isrmenthst intelligent On.
purchased and upright body Of American citizen. mon
which, along with The great working snd productive in.
tefess Of cor cities depends the durability and value Of
or free Institutions.
The delegates from the towns continued 10 arrive du,
log The forenoon Mountaineering ihe remote residence
Of some (pesfiy forty fniles the towns were all repre-
son'ed before tie hour assigned for The assembling Of The
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Nm CHANCERX -yIReINAA.--Ai RAAls: hell IN tia
II Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chanesry, for the County Of Hanover. the sth
day Of May, 1874;
Charles z. Goodali, Plaintiff
against
Thomas Nelson. William c. Rives and Judith p, his
wife, Mann Page and Jane Frances, his vile, Edmund
Pendeioo aud Lucy his vile, who Lucy Nelson,
Frances Edmonia Nceon, judith Carter Nelson Eliza
beth Mann Page Nelson, Hugh Ne son, Thomss Nelson,
aud Nancy y. Nesou-lhe tive last of whom sre infant
children Of Ma hanel Nelson, deceased, Dells
The Defendants, Elizabeth Mann Page Nelson aud ugh
Nelsen not having entered their appearance aud given
security according TO the act CT Assembly and the rules
this Court and appearing by Satisfactory evijeuce that
they are not Inhabitants OF this Ccnmonw cslh: Gu the
motion OF the PsinuI-H is ordered, That the said De-
PENDANTS do appear before the Judge OF said Court
the Cour'ouse on the first day OF October term aud
answer the Pianuh's bill: aud that copy Of this order
be forthwith Inserted in newspaper published in the
City Of Richmond Tor two months ely, aud that
another Copy he posted at the door OF the Court.
house OF this County. Copy. Tes,e.
PHILIP b. WINSTON, C. G.
May "a. g wSw
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I'm ANCERY--VIReINIA.--At rules holden in
II The Clerks Office Of the County Court OF Cbofole,
on Monday, the I'd day Of June, 1884:
Scear ToriAn and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Cobbs
the widow OF Samuel Cobbs, deed. PliGs
against
Edmund Morgan, in his right and rs executor of
Samuel Cobbs, deed, John Dabbs, William Coleman
James Dabbs, and Susanna his WIFE John Johnson and
Judith his WIFE, Richard Lpscomb, and Mary his vile,
Samuel Johnson and Martha his wife, and John Cobbs
Dels.
The defendants, James Dabhs and Susanna his wife
JOHN Johnson, aud Judith his wife, and Samuel johnson,
and Martha his WIFE, having entered their
according 10 the act Of Assembly AMI the Rules Of Ills
Court, and II appearing 10 tbs satisfaction Of the Court
that they are tot inhabitants Of this State on The motion
Of ll'e plaintiffs, by counsel is ordered Hat The said de-
PENDANTS do appear here the first Monday in September
next and enseF their appearance and The Plaintiffs
bill. and give security for performing The decree OF tho
Court; and that copy Of his order he inserted in some
newspaper published in The city OF Richmond for tso
months sueeesvely and posted al the front door Of the
Court HOuse cf The said county. A Cory. 1esie
June TO- fi0-pSW1 W1NSIOW ROBINSON, c.
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Oh Sn REWARD. Ran away from the subscriber
70 eDVT living 10 tho county Of Halifax, Virgins, near
Bfcokhn on Tuesday morning the 81 day Of The present
month, (June) negro man named ANDREW, about 30
years Of sge, OF dark complexion, feet inches
high, loershiy souhy made for his height broad lore
teeth above with smart vacancy between them smooth
skn down suky look, two scars, his forehead te
other on lhe right side Of his upper Up, nearly against lis
nose, badly dressed when he left home II lis supposed dist
he viii ain 10 get 10 LyOchbug. 10 some free Stale
ADD pass lo Tree man, and probably may have obtained
Tree papers, aud changed hs name, he once before
made ne attempt 10 get away by changing his name and
passing a. Tree man, but detected on road
ing to Lynehburg. will give the above rswsrd for said
slave y taken out OF The county, aud delivered me,
win a necessary charges, and fifteen dollars II taken
Che county. BIRD l.. TERRELL.
June ~ f-w1W-
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NOTICE.-On the fret day Of January, 1928, or 80
IL executed my bond with my brother, Geo G.. Wal.
toD, az security 10 Reuben Austin for the hire Of negro
named Anthony. The bond executed when was
minor, with the understanding that soon a. became OF
age waste execute bond, with The same security
winch have done, ADD taken recep, against the first,
which understand is now in the possesslon OF Mir
Payne, OF Goochlanj, or his agent MIR. BENZ n. Powell
OF Gainesville This TO orewarn all persons fou trading
for said bond, determined never 10 pay IT, unless
compelled by law. NATHANIEL. WILTON
July l. I6-W4ns
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KN CHAM ERY-VIRe1NfA.--At Rules taken in
the 7lh DAY Of July, 1884,
James Foster, Plaintiff,
against
Charles Woodson and Samuel Yenabe, Ezors Of James
Ewing, deed, and Edward Booker, Defendants.
UPON AN fNJUNcTfoN
The defendant Vensbe, having entered bic appear
and given security according 10 act Of o Gene
raj Assembly and the rules Of this Court and appearing
that he is not iuh 4bsni Of this Ssie On tie motion
Of The plaintiff by his Attorney, u is entered NJ Rules
aorsgaid and accordingly OrdeTed that the said defend
ant Yensbie do appear here the first day OF October
Court next and the plaintiffs amended bill and
that copy Of tits order be forthwith inserted in some
Of The public newspapers printed in the city Of Rich
ond for two months excessively, aud also posted Al m
front door Of the court house Of This county
Copy Iefe, B. J. WORSHAM. c. c.
July 10. 20-wSw
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e CAKD.-M N. r. DUvAL, having removed from
"a Florida will open his office in LousyiIle Kentucky,
and resume the practice OF Law Al letters directed TO
hin (Post PAID III receive prompt attention. Collections
will be made with as little delay the laws Of The coun
Try viii permit He will attend to any Land cfsims con-
hjed TO his caro- and If required as
Attorney 10 fact TO cell aud convey lands in Kentucky
John o. Mosby, Esq will receive the title papers Tor
Lands, and Powers OF Attorney Tor me- and Thorn
10 Louisville For the information OF those who desire IT,
refer 10 che Hon Abel p. Upshur, James +. Heath,
Esq. OF Richmond, Lancaster, Denby Co., Philip ~
Nichoias. Esq aud the Hon. Andrew Stevenson.
July IL. 10 r4y.
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July ]

ED ED SULPHUR SPRiNGS.-The Improvements
making al these celebrated Springs very extern
sive. They will accommodate this season. with comfort
about two hundred and fifty persons The astonishing in
huence possessed by these wsters the cure OF pumo-
nsiy diseases and in the reduction Of aricrs action
known; indeed they seem to afford the only hope in ar
resting Consumption Dyspepsia. Chronic Diorrhea,
aud Disenfery Liner complaints, Gravel, Dropsp,
Rheumdfism, Gom. Diseases IF The Uterus Neuralgia
Iremor Syphilis general Nervous debility JPorms,
Cufaneous Erupfions; these and other diseases have
been cured or aileviaied by the OF these wa'ers
The establishment will be under the Inanag of Ma
jor VIM Vsss, whose disposition please well known
He IS furnished with plentiful supplies and Of the
best servants IN the State There is Store, with are
capital premises Seminary has been tablisi.
ed here for the Educstion Of young gsnsmeH. The
number oil pupils is limited thirty. The Seminary ba.
The undivided attention OF the undersigned, and OF Mr.
James MAcuy, as Teacher Of Mathematics.
June FL. tl5-w4~] WIN. BURKE.
@ Editors who copied the above will pssse copy again with
the above corrections -, - 49,
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CUMBERLAND CoUNrx, TO wit
The parties In the fore going sui will take notice TIA
on Thursday the 3l-t Of July inst, my Office at tie
hour OF IL O'clock shalt the foregoing set.
dement's, when aud where they will attend with ,b,lr
vouchers, papers and proof relative 10 the same.
July g. 1I7--tdl IIEZ FORD G. &
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I'm CHANCERY- V1RG1NIA-4t rules bolJen in
"a the Clerks Office OF he County Court of Charlotte
on Monday, the 2d day Of June, 1881:
MooFmsn Lovelsce, James t. Boman, and Tsbitha his
vile, formerly Tabitha Lovelace, Thomas Loveace Jas
Street, and Bridget his wie formerly Bridget loveIace,
Sarah Loyeisce, Lucy L. Lovesce, Eliza NJ. Lovelace
John n Loyelaee, YIN. c. Loyelace, Francis A. Love.
lace, Charles h. Loveace, aud Walter l.. LoveIace
which last named eight infants, and sue by their
next friend, the said Norman Loyelace, Pins.
against
Elizabeth l.. Lovelace, widow and Administrative of
NauTl Loyelace, Decd John Lawrence and Polly his
wife, and James Lovelace, Deits
The defendants, John Lawrence, and Polly his wife
and James Loyesce not having entered their
according TO the ect OF Assembly and rules Of this Court
and appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that they
are not inhabitants Of This State the motion Of the plain
ill., by counsel is ordered, That the said defe ndanis do
sppPear here tie fret Monday in September next and
enter their appearance and the PLAINTIFF BILL and
give security for performing the decree OF the Court and
that copy Of s order he inserted in some ne
published in the City Of Richmond for months sue
ces-ivey and posted at the front door OF the Court house
OF said county. Copy-Tese.
June 10. [iI--wSw1 WINSLOw ROBINSON c.
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AVANTBD, a. an Apprentice TO tie Printing Busi.
w ness, Youth Of respectable connections. from
to rs years Of age possessing good English Education
ArTly OF tie Office Of Iris paper. Me- %
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NNARMyILLE MUSIC AND FANCY STORE

MEANWHILE MUSIC AND FANCY STORE
IA GEO. p KNAUFF keeps constantly for sale, an as
sor,ment OF superior Piano Fores, with grand actions
and metallic pstes) from the celebrated mandatory of
Mesrs Dubois * Siodar The advantages OF buying of
me will be, that the buyer risks OF injury or
loss, which often happen during The voyage from New
York, from Richmond TO this neghborhood; and
they will be warranted, aud kept in for IL months
Also, hand Pianos low prices keyed and plain
Flutes, Guitars, Volps Cafoneis, and other musical in
srunents, large Of newest and standard MU
SIC for the Piano, Guitar Flute &C. Instruction Books
best Roman Strings MsnteIpece Looking Glasses Sofas
Settles, Rocking aud Fancy Chairs of all kinds &C. &c
&c; some OF which at aud 6eioy the Richmond
prices.
FsrmviIIe, May 81. 6-IafI2m
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NE X. LEONARD B0SifER:-SIR,-Asy you are not an
I'VE nhsbi'snt OF this State, you will please take notice
that on Friday br ed day of August next the Clerks
once at Cumberland Court House aud State OF Virginia
shall proceed TO take the deposition Of William GAuldng
and others, between the hours OF 10 O'clock in the
and o'clock in the afternoon OF the same jay and
shalt continue from day day until all the dispositions be
taken, TO be read evidence in suit in Chancery now
depending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery, for the said county Of Cumberland in which
suit am plaintiff aud you defendant, when aud where
you may attend, il you cause.
MILLER WOODSON.
JulyI. I6-wlv~
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IN CHANCERY --ytaofriA.-At rules held in lie
Clerks oiee Of the county Of Cumberland Oh satur.
dsy the 9TH day Of June, 1881;
Miller W Oodson, pia;,fi6
agsiDst
samuel Yenabe snd VIM. r Lyon, Defendants.
me defendants not having entered their appearances
and given security according 10 The sets Of AsssnSIy
iueso ts Conf, and tarpeafng that they inha-
pran's OF his CommoDweali-on motion OF The plaintiff
by MS attorney, s ordered that the said defendants do
sppesr here before The 4t MONDAY in Augost
enc answer The plaintiffs b and that copy Of this or.
Ger be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in
the city Of Riehmond for two months suceessyelv and
copy posted st e 'front.' door Of Tie Coud-hSusc Of ibis
county. Copy. Teste,
June 2T. fl5-ws~J b. b. NOODsoN, d. G.
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May 81
I'm CERl-YIsoiNIA.--At a cour, held tor
n buckingham county the ninth day OF June, 1884:
George Tspseou assignee oil Hull 4. Hin, PlAiuiG

John Moseley and Frances his wife, Defendants.
Tho defendant John Moseey, not having entered his APP
pearance and given security according the
sembly anil The rules oil this Court and it appearing
satisfactory evidence, that lie is not inhAbant OF this
country III IS ordered thai the said abseu deen dant DO
appear here ON the frs, day OF the next September Court
and answer the bill OF the PLAINTIFF and that copy oil this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
in the city OF Richmond, for months ard
posted At the front door oil the Court house of this county
Copy.-Teste, X. ELDRlDGE, C. u. c.
July 1. l6-w9w
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The parties interested will please take notice. that
have appointed the 18th day OF July next for commence
ing the settlements directed by the foregoing order, on
tend at Powhatsn Court house. with their psprrs rea
dy for cxamnatonand all persons having claims against
The esae OF Peter F. Archer decd desired to exbi-
Bit and prove them before me- on or before the sy above
mentioned. JOHN W. DANCE Comy
scotsyie, June 24, 1884 I4-w5w
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I'm RY-yIkGiN1A-In Powhatan Circuit
u Court April 18th 1881:
william W. Archer, Plaintiff
Plaintiff.

agatn-t
john H. Steger late Sheriff of Powhatsn county and
administrator with the I'LL annexed OF Peter F. Archer
deceased and also admir- OF Elizabeth T Jones' dec
John L. Moseley, Peter F. Archer, Robert iiaskns aud
Martha F. his wife, John A. Archer John Jones and Sa-
rah X. his wife, Louisa Caroline Archer, May Ann Ar.
CHER and Nancy Archer, widow OF the said Peter F.
cher, deceased, Defendants
The plaintiff. William W. Archer being dead, on the
motion OF John Goode his adnr this ordered
TO be revived and hereafter prosecuted in his name;
on The motion OF Ann Archer she is permitted TO file her
answer, which is filed accordingly; ahd the motion #
Samuel Taylor he Is permitied tle his petition which
is bed accordingly: and ,hereupon the came on
be heard on ihe papers formerly read The report OF Com
missioner john w. Dance. made in pursuance OF the
cretAi order OF the llth OF September last The and
petition aforesaid, and argued by COUNSEL On consi-
report, further than TO direct that the admir- Of Peter f.
Archer deceasej be allowed his commission nor decid-
ing on the matters contained in the of Ann Ar
cher, doth re-coit the said report the commissioner
who made it, TO be correcedin respect the commissions
Aforesaid and in any other respects ii he shall be- so Of
opinion and doth direct him enquire into and report
upon the matters contained in the OF Ann Archer
II required by her. and to permit the said Samuel
and any others having claims against the of the said
Peter f. Archer, decd TO bring prove their claims
before him. and 10 state aud settle further account OF the
administration OF the said estate ahd also take an ac-
OF the value OF the real estate Of the said Peter f.
Archer devised to his sons, William w Archer and Peter
+. Archer subject TO the widows DOVER and report the
same ogeihSr with any matters specially stated, which
the parties any OF them may require he may think
pertinent. Copy. Teste,
WIN. S. DANCE, CIk
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AN OVERsEER WANTED II am DESTROYS Of en-.
IA gsging an Ovefseer lor the ensuing year. yonng
man, With small family, well recommended as 10 cs
cation 10 the subscriber, living at Aiwood near Suhets
tavern, Po"ba'sn county. ID. MCCAW.
July IS. 21-v4v