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To the citizens Of Pulas
 county, X. \.

AN Monday, the 2lst inst. the andeI O signed will open SCHOOL, for V instruction of children Tn the ruduenal of the English language, viz. SpelIns Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grann'l and Geography, as usually taught ID 'a common schools, on the following GOha' tions
 lst. All persons who have to pay ooal for their children, in order to send 'ns, to his school, S3 per quarter, casa' or ' in trade suitable 10 the teacher, TOT TOT children between the age of and i4' ' over l3 years of age, S3 5O cash' or " lars in trade. N
 2d. All persons within reach ol 9l,,., Y School l-house, 4 1liars ln cash, or 9O,,.. r. in cash and 2 in trade, making } ug.a' ,,, per quarter. For the above stlpni''J prices, he promises to teach the aoOys .,r' at' cified branches of an English edaCa"y'' to the best of his qualifications :, iii
 Sd. Independent and disconnec;s,u ", lead ." the common school for youth, ne VII, sa'n ''l f, PENMANSHIP to adult persons HO~ OD,tsI age of IS to 80 years, after the ssa,l aa1 taught by Mir. Joshua Tucker n psta foIloa Academy, Georgia, in lo2f' on 'u' ;"
 ing conditions :- .. s.cb
 One course of l5 lessons, ? hours eas; \; 5 dollars. All persons, ofmatgre sg'sl as.'lfa ,, sessed of a moderate share of 'nen'" ss x pacity, may in one course oi is', ~,ite, aa one lesson per day, learn 10 w s,iat aa read writing as well as they can modt in 30 lessons, comprising 60 hours 4 ',sscbsi u ratelv rood reader may excel tue 'o sa'i ibei All naesons who may wish to have '"; fd| present hand writing improves ,seuienc} it materially to their ease, cous arse of Id and improvement, to take a oo''
 sons. .ba TerritofJ whose opportunities for il1e'a, # q limit ment have been like my own, ~ ~ he lear character, for 10 dollars you ma, U ,ober, sua ea a,,s .9 sp ,gs,, sa be the conductor f lItsE e,ea'ly ' hys;aass @ in this department ,p.atal 2, ature--which would be oi n'oi ihandrsd dd to you through fife, than 1eh l;aa bersts lars. in your present situation as to the n of of business, tpsip the respectable seaadtisp lari
 the useful citizen. TO you, teaeher, VI nayment nav for my services as s,,s i,aaduIseuce meet ' with the utmost possio1a' making th! | As she subscriber intends ns nnssrnauss
 AS ,"e suo s,,a,ry his future 'sa,nd rss;aanoe ha may at all tllnes ;ne TeFg shi, shf ,fs,dsdsf pulsssi county, Al.ss T, sss
 'An' 'ioD' JOHh, :. / TerritOrt ,, ,ss., ss,s@S., sas ;,s.s,, 's ss s;nsssss's"s''
 Saline, July 4th' lo01'
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) see them on their winding way" Their spirits burst the imprisoned clay, And onward sweep--a peerless band--- fB ranks of glory round the fand. hs though trump o'er every grave
 The silent pillow of the brave,
 h quick, triumphant peal had roii'd,
 Vita iaurelled brow and bearing bold, 2 see tbem rise in dim array
 On sREEpoM's joy-encompass' way. A voice is round me--every tomb Seems vocal in the gathering gloom: ~ We sleep not when the land we won Grows shsdowy in the sinking sun Of taat transporting jubilee,
 Whose morn rose c1oudess Un the Free We sleep not, when the loud behest Ofsmlliions breaks our buried rest We come, as from the dream of years, To gaze on Liberty in tears! But, children, fear not--bnd your brows With the green garland--let your VOWS Ascend above your fathers sod, As incense to guardian God;- Fear net-ferget net that cloud once yelled onr pathway as shroud- And Hope her angel pinion drew Over her pale brow as she flew.
 Yei, triumph, like a rainbow, rose Amid the storm that wbelm'd our foes! We hear their voices. Round they pour In choral strain from mount and shore; As strong, uplifting music, sent Along the upbounded Armament; They echo from the hollow sky The spirits anthem from on high! We hear their yoices.-O, be ours. Stiii shouting from her mountain towers. answer the immortal band, h Freedom's watchword round the landl i've sec them on their winding wayn- We may not bid their shadows stay; But as in solemn traia they tread Back to the silence of the dead, Let us Tn loud united strain, Our earthquake chorus strike again, tixuiting farew ell!-while FAYETFE, Last of the lingering ranks, still yet, lis pale brow with glory blent, Chasten with smiles words lament.
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NEW DRUG STORE. VI. Tucker 6 Son,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, IN

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, IN
 THE TOWN OF LITTLE ROCK, A. T. 'nFFER for sale on the most liberal O terms, an extensive and complete as- sortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES, ,CheDa- icals, Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs, Patent .Ne- diciaes, Pe1Jumery and Fancy articles. Their goods are selected with the great est care in the Northern markets, and may be relied upon as pure and genuine. Their correspondence enables them to procure all new Remedial Agents, that are introduced by the Faculty, at the short est notice. They will supply Physicians, and Country Merchants, Planters and Fa- miles, at as fair prices as can be procured in the Western country, and warrant their articles equal to the best.
 In addition to medicines generally used by the Faculty in the Western country, they have sundry new articles, such as Compound Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla, (the most efficient compound for depura ting the blood and removing constitution al diseases,) Compound Syrup of Liver wort, Ia valuable medicine for Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, Liver Complaints, &c.l Extract Buchu. do. Pink Root, do. Bark, Piperine, Oil Black Pepper, Carpenters Saratoga and Ginger Beer Powders; to- getber with many other new articles, too tedious to enumerate.
 Little Rock, July 9, 1894. I6 If
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PARODY
PARODY On Hamlet's Soliloquy, ssTo Be, or Not to Pa 51

 On Hamlet's Soliloquy, s'To Be, or Not to
 Be-"
 By Printer. To Print, or not to Print, that is the oues- tion, Whether it's nobler in the mind to suffer ie loss and disappointments of our eY'ry effort To gain an honest livelihood, or quit the business, And end the contest. To stop-to add no more To landlords, poets and paper makers bills, And every other expense incurred by prin- ters, Is really consummation to be wished. To die-to leep-perchance, to dream; Ay. there's the rub; perhaps like Egypt's sons of old, Who died insoivent, he denied burial. Mayhap. the corpse for debt may be de. tained, For British laws permit and closely held In durance vile, till the last farthing' s paid. There's the respect that makes ns bear the burden Ofweekly cares aud tolls without reward; For wlfo would else endure the loss of time, Of labor and of cash, the duns of credi- tors, The negligence of debtors. and the string Or evils unsuccessful artisans suffer, When he himself might quit them all for.
 ever, By bare advertisement Who would
 make His press and pressmen groan beneath the
 weight Of sheets ou sheets-and types, week.,
 compos'd To gratify the gen ral thirst for news: Pore over books, and cull th' instructive
 page, Or seek in ey'ry quarter of the earth, Collect and publish every tale that goes, ssAnd paint the manners living as the,
 rise" But that the dread of what may follow, a The tannts of enyious brethren Of tn,
 type, The scof of enemies, (for who withou
 them?1 Silent suspicious of weIlmeaning friends Who think we should have struggled long
 er for success, Aa1 utter ruin to our fondest hopes, Puzzles the will, and makes ns rather bea Tie ills that now We have, than fly to ,oth
 CTS We know not, and perhaps, might hay,
 avoided. Thus Is the Printer at stand, and canno Between two sad alternatives determine
 dESeLfsH PApER.]
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HOUSE TO RENT.

WILL be rented for year, or term " of years, large and commodous two-story frame HOUSE. in an eligible situation Terms easy, and possession given immediately. For further informa- tion, apply at this Office.
 July g, 1884. Is If
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POWDER AND SALT.

LUST received direct from the mana. q factory, one hundred Kegs, and one hundred Canisters Edenpark GUNPOW- DER, said to be equal, if not superior, to any made in the United States Also, a quantity Of Liverpool blown SALT, in sacks, which are offered low, for cash, by
 EMZY WILSON.
 Little Rock, July l5, 1884, l5 If
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IIrs,E, RECEHYED.

Per steamers Liate Rocs aad Ssgaai, Fg gs BBLS. inspected Flour
 S 25 do. old rectiiied WhiskeV ; bbls. Ale; 5 do. do. sweet Cider 10 do. dried Peaches; 3O kegs fresh Lard 40 kegs assorted Nails 600 lbs. spun Yarn, assorted slzes 3 tons assorted Iron
 as. .a.c. Castings, Plough MouIds, &c. A gen'l. assortment of Tin 4 Wood Ware,
 ALSO, A splendid assortment of fashionable Silks, Dress Handkerchiefs, Italian Cravats, &c. direct from Philadelphia. All of which they offer for sale at their usual low prices.
 WILLIAM BhDGE'FT, &S Ge. Little Rock. Feb. 2e. 1883.
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.N oGice

MT E would respectfully suggest to our w friends and patrons, that we are ma- king arrangements to start, by the middle Of July, to tie North, to purchase our FALL and WINTER stock of GOODS, and are in great qodat of the one flung needfuI. We, therefore, most earnestly solicit the aid of those who have dealt so liberally with us, as il will enable us to repay their kindness, by the early importation of a supply of goods suited to their various tastes, faneies, and necessities. .Moaeg is the Merchants poaoer-with it he can do nuch-without 1t, nothing.
 l.. & W. R. GIBSON. N. B, We have on hand supply of su. perior recti6ed Whiskey, Brandy, Rum, Sperm Oil, Tobacco by the box or pound Sugar and Coffee, &1c. with pretty gene ral assortment of DRY GOODS.
 l.. & w. k. G. Little Rock, June 27, 1894. 12 If
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ESEySseLErF1EO.N.

vEyHE co partnership heretofore exist E ing under the firm of KENYON (. MADDOX, is this day dissolved by mutu- al consent. All debts due 10 or by the concern, will be settled by SAMUEL K. HENToN, who Is alone authorized to wind up the concern.
 SAMUEL R. HINTON.
 JOHN MADDOX. Mouth of Cache, July l5, 1894. 16 5t
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l@aeEaKNia4 Gf10KgN.

YEyHE Subscribers have just receiyed K their assortment of SPRING and SIMMER GOODS, ID which the attention of purchasers IS respectfully requested.- - Their assortment consists o1 most articles usually called for in the Dry Goods line, to wit
 Bleached and unbleached DOMEST1CS i,iain amt stTiP9ss % Painted Muslins, plain and figured book do Swiss, null and jaconet do. plain and fig 3d Grecian netts, Cambrics and Callcoes IGinghams, assorted corded Skirts Bobbinet Laces and Edgings Quillings, Insertions, &c. fancy Hbdkfs. Assorted Capes. Hat Tabs White and cold Kid Gloves, long do. do Black and white Silk Hose Fancy Cotton do GeDtieinet's =sfite and cold half Hose Stocks, Elastic Suspenders, Linen Collars Bosoms, Shirts, PantaIoons, Vests Roundabouts, Linen Coats Nankeen and Bombazine Coats Ladies lasting and kid Slippers Calf and morocco walking Shoes Cater Boots, Misses Gaiter Boots Prunel and kid Slippers. &e. Boys and youths Brogans Mems Boots, Shoes and Slippers, assorted Hardware and Cutlery, assorted Smiths Bellows and Vices, &c. Sc.
 GROCERIES: Loaf and brown Sugars, Coffee, Molasses, Rice, Imperial Gunpowder Young Hyson Teas, &c. With many other articles, aii Of which they will sell unusually low for Cash
 L. < ". k. GIBSON.
 0- We would again earnestly request those indebted for last year, either by note or account, to call and settle, as we are very much in want of money. We wish to start as early as psssbie, to the East, fer the purpose of laying in our fall and winter stock, and would therefore request partic- nlar attention to this notice.
 l.. & W. R.G. Little Rock, May Is, 1884 6 If
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BlacksHmithing.

YEyHE Subscribers take this method of -h IEforming the citizens of Little Rock and the public generally, that they have commenced the above business in the Shop formerly occupied by B. NJ. LEDBgTrER. opposite the Advocate Printing Office, where they are prepared to execute all work intrusted to their care, in the best maaner aud at the shortest notice.
 They respectfully solicit share of pub lie patronage, and will endeavor by all means in their power, to merit it.
 JAMES M. TRIGG & GO. N.sB. HORSES shod at the shortest no- tice, and in the best manner.
 !. N T. & co. Little Rock. Feb. 1894.
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BLANKS.

A DMlNISThAEOR'S, Executors and n Guardians Bonds-Subponas-war- rants-Clerk' Summons Executions, Ga pias, Delivery bonds, &c. 6c. well exc cuted and constantly on hand and for sale at this office.
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WHlsKEY, FLOUR, Sc.

JUST RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT, E mA BARRELS Whiskey, 100 do. IMgs &1Sg Flour, two pipes and three half pipes Cognac Brandy, seven boxes and five kegs Tobacco, (both of which are very good ! twenty five boxes Soap, ten boxes Candles, and many other small articles, which will be sold very tow for cash, by
 EAZY WILSON. Little Rock. January 31.
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$I0OO W.ANTED.

W7 E wish to purchase about 5000 ol W .HGryiaad money, for which we will give s5 cents in cash--or we will take it at par in exchange for goods.
 MsLAiN & BADGET'TT. Little Rock, May g, 1884. T If
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Little Rock. Feb. 1894.
DIR. JOHN R. CONWAY.

LEAVING returned to Little Rock, EE E tenders his professional services to bis friends and former patrons, and to the citizens generally. He may be consulted at bis office adjoining his residence, in the frame building opposite Dr. Watkins.
 July 5, 1894. IA If
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HOT SPRING HOTEL.

YgyEIE subscriber intends opening, on the E .frsi of .fprit neat, new. and exten- siVe establishment at the HOT SPRINGS, foi the accommodation of invalids, and the public generally. His table shai be supp piled with every variety afforded by the country, and the utmost care and attention will be paid to the comfort and conyen- fence of invalids, and the pleasure of his other visitors, and no exertion will be spared to add to the attraction which these sainbrious Springs already hold forth to the public. His charges shall be moderate, and the attendance good.
 F. 4. McWILLIAMs.
 March IA, 1884. 49 If
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pAarNERszIIp FORMED.
Dr. ". EE. ". Mahosa,

Dr. M. Fl. ". Eahon, YESENDEkS his professional services to
 K the citizens of Fayetteville, Wash ington county, and the surrounding conn. try, as Physician, Surgeon, and Obstetri- cian lie believes, from his experience, success, and attention to business, he will share liberal patronage.
 He has just received large supply of fresh Drugs, Aiedicises, Palals, Dye Stufs, Perfunlery, Oils, Src. The above named articles will be sold low, for cash, or to those who are known to be punctual, on a short credit.
 Fayetteville, June g, 1884. St IA
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" ATT & DUNN.

WW aLAaA &s SFs 4J - AN 1W And have taken the Store second door North of Messrs. MILAN < BADGETT, where may be found general assortment of DRY GOODS, HARD WARE, BOOTS Shoes, Hats Queens Ware, Letter, Cap, and Ruled Paper, Rifles Pistols, Powder, Spanish and Melee Cigars James River and Kentucky Tobacco Cloth Coats, Round Jackets Cloth and fine chess drilling Pantaloons Marseilles Vests, made in the best style.
 Also An assortment of DRuGs and MEDICINES. All of which will be sold at low rates for Cdsh, Hides, Pettries or Fars.
 Little Rock. May g, 1894. If
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TOTECH'.

T AM again under. the necessity of re- X minding those who are indebted to me, that sm in want of money, and unless they are more prompt in future than they have heretofore been, l will be compelled to resort to coercive measures to obtain it. would be pleased, however, to have such course obviated by tbeirpaying up.
 EMZY WILSON.
 Little Rock, April 18th, Isa4. ltf
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POETRY.
ODE

For tie WAig Celebration, Boston, July i
 BY oRENyIr.LG MELLEs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17

informed not OF the mon " hcb they
would inculpaie him. But little while since these cor
,es OF the majority in the Senate, held the President cul
pao'e or interfering and assuming the responsibility TO
uircc' the official conduct OF the Head Depart in
eaoh 10 matter which affected the great principles and
measures OF his administration Now they hold him
soie Tor every minu@ in the r. o. Department, without
having made an inquiry the President
was informed OF the particular condemn before
they were executed by the Head Of the Department Mr.
Ewing expressly said that he did choose inquire
whe'her the President informed by Mr..
barry oil the course taken by him, the engage
meBts OF his Department. He said he would presume
mat The President aware OF The fact, and was
consulted by Mr.. Barry, with regard to the loans
contracted by him TO meet his engagements, before
he took the step. How convenient is il for these
gentlemen, while prosecuting their investigations, 10
presume that The President apprized of all parti-
cuIsrs which they wished 10 impute him sins -
They were afraid TO ask whether the President knew this
or at or the other TACT, which they about
sirue into an offence They would have found that the
President did know and could not know one tenth
part oil those details which il has
bor With the aid OF corps OF clerks, examine But for
political purposes they would presume omnpressnce and
onnscicnce, in the Chief Magistrate, themselves
the trouble Of putting the question the Gene
raj and ascersinpg that he informed OF the
ticular points in the administration the Department
which they had previously resolved TO npue him
crime.
The fact is the President knew nothing Of the course
taken by Mr. Barry 10 provide Tor the necessities of the
Department He not apprised until his the
city at the close OF The last that the Department
was embarrassed Mr. Barry then absent in the Wes
hut the moment the Pesiden received the int
he gave orders the assistants OF the Postmaster General
to prepare 10 bring the expenditures of the Department
lar within It's income by cutting of routes and improve
mens as 10 prosd the tor extnguishpg its
mitmenis and all creditors The President
did then know loans ted nor was he full
y informed this subject until Mr. Barry made out his
oihcisi report Tor the Information OF Congress.-Ib.
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May 10.

TEVO carry into effect Decree OF Hanover Circuit SUI
Id peror Court Of the I'd inst, for which purpose the
subscriber has been appointed by the said Court will be
offered for sale on the premises the 25,h CT month,
the Tract OF Land OF whch Henry II. Winston died,
seized, containing three hundred ninety and
acres This land lies the South Anna the principal
branch oil the Psmunkey river four five miles from
b. Winston and others. II is undoubtedly very vaua-
BILE Tract Of Land, and would be considered great acqui-
ston to wishing to invest money such proper.
ty credit OF one, two and three equal
will be given Tor the purchase money except much
may be necessary in cash. TO desy the OF the
suit, under which the said Decree made
the Land-the purchaser TO give bond with sufcien
cury The title TO be retained until the further order
the Court BENJAMIN POLLARD.
Hanover, NAV 18th, 1884. 4
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Spring Goods.

VWNHE subscribers have already in store large portion
IL between FIVE AND SIX HUNDRED PACK
AGES, Of their Spring Supply of Dry Goods received
mainly by the HaTkdUoy IRON Liverpool, and by various
recent arrivals from Philadelphia aud New York. The
the Jefferson from Liverpool, and other large additions
will be made during the ensuing week by arrivals iron,
New York When all these get into store, fuller and
more general advertisement will appear. In the mean
time, we offer usual terms, The supply now on
hand and invite City and Country Merchants 10 call
on US There has been a uery great decline in many
leading articles and almost all others lower than
year-indeed have rarely Dry Goods generally,
as cheap as they no,o The styles patterns Sc are
new for the most part, and many OF them good
+. & j. s. JAMES & CO,
April l. Cl07-t0 Market Square
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April l

YHNo THE PUBLiC.-JoHN DAVIS, native OF ALLIE
n ghany County, Vs lett the part OF the State,
II is believed about the beginning Of March, where he
was engaged in business. HE Parents not knowing what
has become Of him, in great affection They learn
that he passed through Of the counties below
Blue. Ridge, journeying Surgeon DenIist-that
during the month OF April, he in Charlottesville, AL
bemare County They suffering the deepest anxiety
from his absence and long silence, which they believe
be occssoned by sudden aud heavy misfortune. Hitherto
every enquiry aud exertion 10 obtain further
about him. have proved unavang, which thus compes
them TO resort to the present, painful alternative hope,
that through benevolent community, tidings may
at length be had oil their absent sonor happily, should
this his eye, he would hasten home, where every
consolation parental tenderness besiow awaits him
JESSE DAVIS
Aleghany county, Va, June g. S-u
~ Editors generally Virginia, Saop adjoining by
giving tho above nsertion will merit lasting
bereavcd parents.
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NEw LINE OF Four Horse Post Coaches rom Peters
1V burg, Va, by Morgan,vile, Blacks and Whites, Not
towsy C.. H. and Bufksve Farnville and BY Nottow
Falls, LuaenbuIg q. H. and Charlottesville, to Boydton
This line starts from Petersburg Wednesdays, FRI
days aud Sundays, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and arrives al
Farmvie about IL o'clock, days, and at Boyd,on by
O'clock, 2. M II will inersect regularly, at Boydton,
The line Of Avery Tompkins, running from Bclfeld
Milton. NJ C.--by which connexion, passengers can
reach Milton from Petersburg, Petersburg from Milton
In ays and half toitonf any night fydueHing IL
will also intersect FarmviIle with the line OF Pscks
Welfor and when passengers going to LJnchbug desire
H. they will be sent Rsyncs Tavern, where the line
ming from Richmond 10 Lynchburg passes.
This line, returning will leave Boydton o'clock,
a. M. Wednesdays Fridays aud Sundays, and arrive
ia Petersburg by IL o'clock days always in time
for persons 10 take the Richmond Mail Stage 4, will
start from Fsrmyille, same days al III O'clock A. NJ
According 70 this arrangement, it will be seen there
will be night travelling at all on the route II will
also be observed that persons who have buness TO do In
Petersburg Farmyille, will have about "a hours
teId 10 IL, and return by the next Stage.
The stages and horses the surpassed by
any in tho county. The drivers accommodating aud
experienced 10 their business The of fare the
charged oher stage routes through The
coRufy.
". b. All baggage, bundles, &c. at the rick OF the
owners. For seats, apply At BoIpghrook Hotel.
THOS. CARBRY, Contractor.
June 10. 10-u6y
'os Fridays tho stgo will wait for the Richmond mail until
lock-.
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E1R. VIM. a. ABRAiIAM--siR :--Ss you are no
I'VE nhebt.n 9th State, you will please lake notice,
lhs' on The 10th day Of lnly nexi at Buckingham Court.
House, in the county Of Bucking CHAM, snd State Of Virgil
na. shall prsceed 10 take tie dispositions Of Edmund
w Hubbard and oilers. to be read evidence in suit
IN chsncefy now depending in e Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chaneefy for the county Of Buckingham, in
which suit plaintiffs, aud you and others ere de-
iendanis And, II then end there prevented, SHALL on
the ll dsy Of August next, proceed 20 take the degosi-
lions # the said Edmund W. Hubbard and others the
said Buckingham Court House above. mentioned where
YOU may attend, u you like SAM'L FORD & co.
Nay "a. o-ssV