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THE SgRsstr,

e- EHAy,E just received sn saaIl 1 l K .-a :. h'aA ply of sEAsONAABsii dnl'ieas q aI - .SI aow orer for ssis u SuI low, for cash, or to punsl,,., sa sa.e upa7 accommodating terms gss Tp easioaeil Go1s's's ;' n oI most articles usuals al sa'olI ln the Dry Goods liue, viz zsss''s ssAa Super blue, black. brow.
 Fine fancy Cassimeres: 4 ana 0llgst { coarse ,S, Negro Cloth; Liasegss s'' S'Ill piaDuels ,,, assorted; Brown Don... Dieached Donnesfics, p,.;, tassls Apron and Furniture gheeks' s r. \ large and handsome assaass sas' Slte; Muslins, &c. Corded Shirt. ''''va'oi Lace lidkfs. Bandanoa and ,ss,,
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 Observations on the Flying E'ish. -ssJuly 6.--The flying fish to day were more nu- naerous and lively. They rose in whole flights to fie right and Jeff of inc hnar. Ay- ing of in different directions, as If the vast body ofthe ship alarmed and disturbed them. Others, however, at q greater distance. kept rising and falling without any visible cause, and apparently in the gladness of their hearts, ifi order to enjoy the sunshine and the temporary change of element.
 Certainly there was no appearance or probability of any larger fish being in pur- suit of even one hundredth part of those which we saw, nor were there any birds to endanger their flight; and those writers who describe the life of these animals as a con- stant succession of alarms, and rendered miserable by fear, have never, conceive, seen them in their nnrth, or considered those natural feelings of health and hilarity which seem to lead all creatures to exert, in mere lightness of heart, whatever bodily powers the Creator has given them. It would be just as reasonable to say that a lamb leaps in the meadow for fear of being bitten by serpents, or that a horse galops round his pasture only because wolf IS at his heels, as to infer, from the flight ofthose animals that they are always pursued by the bonito. Bishop Heber's Journal of a oyage to india.
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AN ASSORTMENT os
. Ready Maae Glo4h.

ssse6 Ss9thine Alen's fine Camlet cloaks. La Assorted Boots. Shoes and Hsta s4ae' Black and white patent Tlresap Spool and boss Cotton; Candlss;.t Bed Cords; " pollen Socks ''fl'i German Gloyes, Beaver do l.sa,. : Indigo; Dutch Madder;; eessppa,s. Salt Petre; Pepper; Alspice. . sl... Ginger; Epson Salts, Dried p.s.sl ,sSl9 Superior James River Yobaeeas s''ae' kreeis hest Kentucky do Dried Apples; Spanish and Mel.. <
 And a variety of other ,s' ss', el Those purchasing, would do .,.l, ', !, and examine our Stock as ,va s'@ " unusually low. We expect a lot !, sl, si, ENes and iRoa by tie first boat s'
 |. x ". k. GIBV 0Ir Those indebted to us on ls,,l ,a' account, are earnestly solicited } and settle the same immediatsIs of us will start to the East shortl, ', purpose of laying in Spring sss,, s', of Goods. l., K " | Little Rock, Feb. ', 1894.
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 Notice.

FIN consequence of tho deats sste'. sl 0i k HowEEL, Esq. the boohs, 's frm of f other papers, belonging to inc e,ssed a, iat ton, Little, N Go. have been p1sss 7, sa,sops
 hands of the subscribers All Psl Pe,berwi debted to said Firm, by Note or '.,"e o,"e' vi will please call and settle the ,bo,ized ss out delay: as we are a'ons er,n. s,. receive the debts due tosssa u COOKE:
 E. ". LEE. ssI Little Rock, Feb.7- 1855. 93.s
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TAILORING BUSIyrs

at the same place wi4iel. he has h;:rsttl occupied. To his friends and aeos,s| ces, he hopes 1t IS unnecessary fs l| promise punctuality and well eu,' work. The liberal patronage whiebi, received. induces bim to hope tbslI are satisfied with him, and he tru.l,j continuance of their fayors.
 He will regularly receive lon York, the BOOK OF FASHIONS \ viii epa hle him to aeeeme eaa..c 2 !.; !.;siii ai with the latest improyementsin in ays. to place then, n tho matter of dres whit behind the best.
 N. T. J0HNso Little Rock, Feb. n. 1884. <
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Dissolution Of partners

II E partnership between t,,
 A- JOHNSON, having expired b,, al consent, the subscriber would \ those persons indebted to that Finn it will be absolutely necessary. inn enable him to settle with lis fasms. ner, that ali such accounts shoal5l mediateIy paid up.
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.1ls1- ..--.- .s-.s.- =.
 POI1gz'Es Y.
from inc i,osio,, ,g;,,sa;e,s, .
aNt. oF TEE fENPECK ED.

SONG OF | Il T. ticS HiCtNA1D. Ohtsher hair is dark as the midnight wave, And her eye is like kidding fire, And her voice IS sw eet as the spirits voice, That chords with tue serapl's Tyre. But her nails are as sharp as toasting
 fork And her arms arc as strong as hear's;z She pa!l'a my hair, and she goug 'd my eye, A nd she kick 'd me down the stairs. I've got an eye that's made of glass, And I've got me a wig that's new The wig is frizzled in corkscrew cnrls, And the eye is clouded blue. She may shake herknuckles full in my face, And put the lamp to my beard, And hold the broomstick over my head But Pm not bit afeard. For I've bound her overto keep the peace, And Eve bought me crab tree cane The Justice will come, and the Constable
 too,
 If she meddles with me again. My head vas a week in linen cap,
 My eye was month in the patch l never thought that the torch of love, Would light such birthstone match.
 REPLY. Oh! his face is as red as the dog day sun In misty sunset sky, And the tip Of his nose'is burning coal, You might light your candle by. His eye was goug d by two:quart jug, That crack'u across his nose, And his other has taken rainbow hue From his pot companions blows. He stumbled against the red hot grate, And the grate returned tlle blow, And the lamp that singed his grisly beard Was the Lehgh coal below. I've emptied his bottles of liquor, free As the flow Of Autumn rain; And the Sheriff will come, and the Jaior
 too,
 If he fills them up again. He has lost his scalp-he has lost his eye-- And his face is grim with blows; And-the eariy iiigHt iiig, Of our lamp is chang'd By the light of tipler's nose
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Duzan < Lowry.

ETAVE just received, per steamboat aArkausaw, and offer for sale, the fol- lowing articles:
 X supply of dried fruit; < complete assortment ofConfeetionary; Table Salt, in boxes; and
 Fresh Flour, al s7 50 per barrel. Little Roc., Sept. 24, 244 1883.
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DrNN M LOWE ' ].

In addition to the stock, they have re- .eeiyed pei steamers Reindeer and Little Rock, iron New-Orieans, large and .geH7 eral srpplj of GROCERIES, including ,. ....i
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WRITE WRITTEN RIGHT : T.a Tmisfifcation. l

4 IaetsfIfcation. Write weknow is written right, When we see It written write. Bnt whenwe see # written rlght, We know 'tis not then written wright, For write, to have 1t written right, Must not be written right or wright. Nor yet should it be written rite; But aoyite, for so lis written right.
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The Subscriber likewise inform friends and customers, that he siI time the
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I've got an eye that's made of glass,
 And I've got me a wig that's new The wig is frizzled in corhscrew cnrls, And the eye is cloude ed blue.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-13
Cancer.


nv ma The orf NJ Healing, generaHy
y he subscriber respectfully informs the Inhabitants
OF Richmond and vicinity, WHO may wish his aid ,at he
has become conpeenily arqusned by the instructions
from Tie celebrated Dr. Lynch, OF New York civ 10 cure
that formidable and fatal disease denonnsted Cancer
without The Of kniie or csustic bot effected In ,he
same way and manner ~ pracIissd by Dr.. Lynch who
has met with unparalleled success in the treatment OF ths
complaint, and also that Of FisthIa or FstuoAs the
subscriber Is here now, from The City OF New York any
person wishing 10 be cured Of the above. named COM.
plants, viii please 10 apply Immediately to him a, The
Mansion House, NJ sin Street.
Richmond, Jsn.6 w w MARSHALL
Certificate from Dr. Lunch
do hereby certify, that Dr. W. w Marshall has been
under NY instruction, ard assisted me in nv business
when y attending 70 Cancer complaints. and the art Of
healing generally. lie IL now using nv medicine
think him capable and worthy the confidence oi those al
nicied ID IvNru
The subscriber refers 70 Mr. Day, OF Manchester: MIR
Ciliism, Mr.. James Csskie, Archibald Thomas and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street, Richmond; Mr. BENJAMIN
Harrison, Of Berkeley.
Az letters must be poet paid. W. w.M
Jsnusry 7. 7l-rH
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EpED SULPHUR sPRINGS.--The improvements
III ~ making at these celebrated Springs very exien
I'VE. Ihey VIII accommodate next season, with comfort
ABBOTT Two hundred and fifty persons The astonishing m
nuence possessed by these waters in the cure OF pumo.
nary diseases aud n The reduction OF rial action well
known; iudeed, they siIofd only hone i'm ar
resting Consumption, Dyspepsia. Chronic DiarrhGa
g 9 D'senfoy. Liner complaints, GrGuel. Dropsv,
mem'o',s"' Go"f, Diseases NJ he Uterus, Neuralgia,
1Tsn'oT. Syphilis, general Nitrous dsbiitv IYr,ns
CWG"eous E'uptiOns. These and other diseases have
seen cured or slIetiaied by the Of these waters
Jor VIM Vase, whose deposition 10 please is gell known
tie is furnished with plentiful supplies, and some OF fIe
best servants IN the State. There is Store with rys
capital, on the premises. Seminary has be- m establish
~ here for lie Educsiion Of young gentlemen The
number OF pupils is limited 10 thirty. Tie Seminary has
,he undivided attention OF the uuIersigned aud OF MIR
James Maculiy, As Teacher OF Mathematics
.m'y 70. lo-w4~] wM BURKE
ine blofs 81 the Eichmaud Wb Nat Tnesenoc New YORK
outef hn Ehquef, National Gazeto, Baltimore reso ns
e''on cfcuy are requested iuse the
pnd transmit Their accounts '
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TEHEN DOLLARS REwARD.--srayed from the r..
~ s'deocs Of The subscriber near Hanover Court
House, on Thursday last, the 9Th iBst a Bav Ho,se
about he usual size with white bind fe e. sbod before and
small white spot upon the back caused by the rubbing
OF tie saddles no other marks recollected lie as When
lss heard 81 81 0oodaPs Tavern, and think IL probable
VIII endesvour TO return TO Kentucky from which State
De was brought some short time ago The above reward
will be paid on his delivery 10 CELIA SMITH
June 10. I0-va~s
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Daniel Fuqua, Albert d. Fuqua JOS NJ Fuqus Ben.
yahin L. Fugua, John Fuqua, Marcus REEVE and Martha
qua Mary o. Baker, Hartwcl Tucker and Eliza his wife
Jane Spencer Judith Spencer, Louisa Spencer Thomas
rnq"", Joseph Fnqns, Watkins Fuqua, Lscky Fuoua
wary rugna' E'izsbe'h Furguson, and Nancy Fuuus wi
"VT ~ a"u Ie"ei OF vat ruqna, dec Defis
ne defendants, Thomas Fuqma Joseph Fuqus w at.
Eiis fnqua. Lacky Fuqua, Mary Fuqna, Joseph NJ Flu.
qua and Sally Fnqua not having entered Ibrir an,s,r
shce ana gwen security according the Of Assembly
ami The rules OF ths Court, aud appearing by satisfactory
nsnee lai ,hey are not niabitanis Of this country IL
ordered that the defendants do appear here On
hfs Gay OF june Court next, aud the bill Of the
pI1lnu|; and that copy OF Ills be forth with in
serted IN some newspaper published the City OF Rich
nond or Two months successfully aud posted at the front
door OF the Court House Of this county.
Copy--Teste. b. B. WooDsoN n n
Mayo liz %.
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Nay 90

M X. PETER !. ARCHER, son Of Peter r. Archer,
I'VE D., dee'A, late Of Powhsian county, va-Tske
hvee' iha' 'bsl on Monday. The 7th day July next
Al the Clerks Office Of Pos Iysfsn counv be,Seen he
houis OF l0drIock IN the morning, and the afternoon
OF mat dsy take The deposious Of Thomas Haskins
aug 3hefs 70 DC read as evidence in suit pending
on the Chancery docket Of Powbstan County Court IN
We nature OF pfeign attachment, in which I EN-
pain'ib and yourself and others defendants AZ which
TINE aud place you may attend, II you think proper
am, yours, &c. NATHANIEL CHATTER
June Q. 1884. 9-v1w
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Co>iMIssIoNER's OFFICE,
INK H.. ron

~, IdPpdhdnnocF, IOfh Nay, 1881.
The parties Concerned ia the foregoing de
ny noneu mat have appointed the l7.h day Of June
next, 10 commence the execution of the duties reosir
by SAID decree; they therefore required 10 attend
my ONCE at o'clock, A. NJ with all necessary paper,
vouchers, books, &c. 10 enable make up the ac-
counts required. ~ -
May 20. - - q =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-13

ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. Run
W away from the subscriber about the 10Th April last
negro mah py The name OF jesse, commonly called Jesse
CrHnk wen known both in Richmond and I,ynrbbo,g
having run the river head Tor many wears Z
purchased him Of Mr.. John Crank, Of Abemsrs county
e mouth o. kockisi where he has wife IN which
ABOUT PeThnss Fals near scosyilIe Jesse il about 20
years OF age, about feet 10 inches high rather ioc.ed
70 De knock kpeed-when poken TO- has sniling conn
tenauee He has one OF his fore fingers mashed but do
not rseolecl on which bandit will be easily discovered
however as ne bnger - entirely crooked will give tl
above reward 70 any person experimenting the ssJ
oW o. NE state, and delivering him 10 IN Rockbrdos
county, Wand v taken IN the ~tae, and delivered t
ne VIZ give MY desrs; or thirty dollars II secured
Roskbridgs county, We, March IS. iIo-ssa,.
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RI PIPER APP OMATTOX COMPANY--A meeting
- o. ne SockholdeTs in the Upper Appomaiiox Com
pai'y, viii be held at JeGfes tavern iu the foxn of Farm
VILE on Tuesday the 17h day Of June next al O'clock
a. NJ, or the purpose Of elecing Trustees There sjll
also be meeting OF Trustees VI said Company on lie
same day, and At the place. The II usees and the
S'ocksIders generally, respectfully requested 10 at
lend Inc meeting. by order OF tie Superiniendsnfs.
May 90 O' cy SD
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n ROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
NJ The Subscriber has leased one Of Tie tenement. i'm.
medis'ey foiing The landing Of the Basin near The esy
NH OF Mr.. Chevsliic for the transaction Of Croesyu
ana Commission business, where he Is now receiving
me assortment OF every article in the Grocery line and 10
give personal attention al consianmeps that are en-
trusted 70 bis core. THOMAS 7. JOHNSON.
"afc" % 1O6-f
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NEW foRK.-fhere are eighty one hanks in the
o, rev YORK, with an aggregate capital amounting
20 Soo 45o and three branches of Tie Bank of the
T'e' sales whose united capitals So 600 600
ne a',nionai amount oil banking capital, the invest.
hen OF winch authority was given by the lie ga,ure a,
It's last session was $sS 5000 The present amount OF
bank capital S3i AGO. aud of this 25 5sI $50 arc
suljectio the safety innd.
n The New York Annual Register for 1894 there il an
estimate OF me value OF properly within the State The
real estate Is estimated a, $40 S79 i07 the
5o'ooi 49o The total amount 4l6 $50 603 dollars The
estimated value oil The same in 1925 22l 2SS PIP COL
'ars mere are 539 miles Of canal, constructed at The
cost of IL ASS, O36 dollars. " -
r. me quantity OF specie entered at the Custom
House in New York from foreign places b,t,v.en H.
Eoh o. March 2nd 18th OF May, period Of seven ceks
was OF gold, $s3 2Ss; silver. 1854 339-lois S29f7
OH. he period commences sier some of the large i'm
poTtaions were n'ae, there have been cousantIv
large receipts from New Orleans. 1t is supposed that the
amount oil specie received at that port since the Isl OF
nuary, could not be less Than 900 900
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-13

Ihe Great Pedestrian .fdfch-The parties 10 This
matter, the Georgian and Col. Haskell met at Hartford
on Wednesday last to make their necessary arrangeme n
J" consequence OF some difagreemen the match has b.
po''ponde Tor an indefinite prriod.-B.
The damage done by the late hurricane in Noltowav
county, Virginia, has been officially reported Bet.
seventy and eighty houses blown down three
,ons were Killed many seriously injured and great
done % fencing, trees, &c.-I6.
HE Navy Dcpar nent has given The following notice
OF the departure OF Mails for the squadrons abroad:
for The MedietraneaD, mails css be sent by a vessel
70 sa'hom New York the l0h of June, and BY sorc-
Emp from Nor ok for MsloD, between the 18th and Psi
ror The Toast OF Braz by the bafque Cornea to sail
jrom New York Tor Rio in The course of i'm d.vs
Ais, ior the Pacific the 10Th VI each month as usual
from N. York, by way oil Kingston amaica
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-13

NoriCE.-Au nrrsnrs having claims against liza es.
tate OF the late Mr. Brsxton Harrison, deceased Of
Charles City county. will please to let them be known to
the undersigned without delay, may be
made 10 settle them; aud all those indebted to tho estate
viii please make immediate payment, the situaon Of
the estate will not admit Of the least indulgence.
THOS. l.. POYTHRESS.
administrator ef Brarton Han ison.
May 10. 9-wlw
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May 20

N CHANCERi --VIReIHIA. lin Ctrnbcf Ia,J Conn.
~ ~ Court, 24ih day of March, 1891:
John Fuqua and Joseph X. Furguson, Pitts
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G1LLEGO lIILLS.-CiN m Bielmo,d

GdLLEGO JiILLS-City Of Richmond
VIE svbserber has the pleasure Of iiiog,,inS III.
oriner customers and the public gene9sliy s, die
Haego hiis are nearly completed, anil viii be in fu
operation Win The growing crop. lie nov esdy 10 con-
lres, Tor wheat from all parts Of Tie County
ne business WI be eondgcfc, after Isl July next I'M
-, PETER J. CHEYALLIE
i"oy y. It1-I6t
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OIICE- Having bBaily removed my family and Sc
minsry rom my late residence on the river Potomac
Hereby make known my intention OF not tcurnine ifber
We are now located at this place. healthy pleasant s
tuation ~ the county Of FsriaB, the Stage Road
from TIE District Of Columbia to Winchester where ali
communications will reach me VIM BRENT IN
S0ny, near Chan lily =. O 26lh Anil al 10
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John aorli', Administrator Of Richard Hartman decd
Thomas III Bondurau, John Morris AMI Nathan spence
difnan, No "'
lhedeiehdani, John u ardman, not having an
Pe"ranec and given security according the Act of A.
semDy atd The Rules Of This Court snd u appearing bV
satisfactory evidence That he is moi BhsEant Of this
County IS ordered That The said absent defendant do
appear mere or The first day Of The September
hu answer The bill OF The paiDhB; aud that copv of tbs
Ofuer be forthwith inscred IN newspaper published
~ The City Richmond, for two months sceessivelv soJ
PO'ed a. he fon door Of the Court House Of This county
Copy-Tesle, n. ELDRIDGE -
May "a
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CbANCER1 " VIRGINIA Circut Su,erio,
n Court OF Law and Cb4nceIy continued and tsId To-
'he county OF buckingham, The I7h day Of April 1894:
Lawson G. Tyler, pm
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Richmond, May 29h, 1891.

having directed AMI seen used, d.. Pfstfs Nipple acd
l several gases Of and mpe, leclly teve op,d
NiPPe !, affords pleasure to aes its superiory aver
any conifivahce that have employed aud ia ees,
s"SpsIon TO The otiec' IN view. J.tULLEN, 81 b.
Richmond May 800, 1924
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ssspE.a'as a.
"nrcr vrr nxnArrs ursuua.
FREEDOMS LAND.

FREEDOMS LAND.
Bv J. GaaaAM.
Away the tyfRni's proud eoniroi,
Bu, come, thou spirit OF the Zee,
Aud wtlte this mntto hay soul
%, freedoms land's tho land for
Although n desert were the soil,
Aud cold n leo the polar sos;
And doomed tho Q to hardest toll
still hoedoms lands the land frne.
weto slavrry's land rs rich and fair
As e'or Eysan Eelds could b.,
would not be monarch there;
No-heciom's laadis The land for mo.
When avn laid ui'on my bier,
May those no hear cH be kco,
And let ire have feeman's tear,
neyer Que he shed Tor me.
And IN that soiiT fondly crave,
Whoe soas ne'er bend the siavish kneo,
. may sone patriot dig my grave
fo' wonid test in dust that's free.
Hsusht be e'cr marked DER my hoai,
White this; lie wishd all mankind foe,
And with his latest breath he said,
20, ifc.dom's land $ the land Cot mo-
DiRGE AT SEA.
(FSom "-Nationai Lyrics" by Mrs Hsnaps.j
Sicep.-we give thee to the wave;
Red with life blood fiorn the brave,
Fa'e thse we'll
Sleep. thy bilowy field IL won:
Proudly may the funeral gun,
Midst the hush Of sun,
Boom thy kneli
Lonely, lonely il thy bed,
Nevet there may flower be- shed,
Marble reared, OF btothet's head,
Bowed to weep.
Yet ,by record o. tho seq,
borne through battle high and free,
Long the red hag shall be.
Sleep! sleep.
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n IN CHANCERY-VrRoINiA. C,rrv, sune,or
- Court oil Law and Chancery continued and held Tor
buckingham county, at the Courthouse on Wednesday
the 10Th dsy OF April, 1884, sitting Court Of Chan
Gerry:
John Couch and Mary his wife, John Couch as admir-
OF his former wife. Elizabeth Couch, deceased Thomas
Anderson and William Couch, adn'r. ot Ann Couch lie.
ceased, pla,n,gs
against rf -.
Robert Rivcs. John Colmsn, ex'or Of John Harris do
ceased, Thomas W Giner, cxor adult de bo,,is
non, 81 I'm any other character lhe
estates oil Christopher Hadson and william Walker and
Nat Anderson, deceased, and Nat Anderson x'or
or admir- heir Listribuice OF said Ma. Anderson de-
ceased or as way representing the estate Of the said
Nat Anderson deceased, Who executor of Thou,a.
Andeison. deceased, Thomas Paeson aud is wife Sarah
Prce Perkins, Sheriff and adiu'r Of Samuel Winirey
decd Price Perkins in his right John s. Anderson
and William Anderson, Defendants
This cause this day. TO be heard on III. bill
answers, exhibits aud examination OF witnesses and
atsueo oy counsel. And appearing 20 the satisfaction
OF the Court that the order OF publication awarded against
the absent defendant, Nathaniel Anderson hath beef du
" executed the Court doth take the plaintiff, for eoness
ed as to that defendant On consideration whe eof tb.
Court doth atuigc. order and decrec one OF the Cou
issioners oil this Court, doth exaine state and soil,
The accounts OF the late John Harris the late Nathaniel
Anderson. and the defendant Robert Riyes exor Of The
last /" ~ an Testament OF Thomas Anderson deceased
eNhi'ing general view OF The estate, aud
account OF each OF the eips and III
OF said eSors distributing real aud personal assets. max
INK any statements secnc,. pertinent by hims H. or re-
9ured by the parties to be stated aud make report to
this Court. 80. ...4t 1888. '-r~' ~
Copy. Teste, II. ELDRIDGE, C. b. C.
The parties in the above cause i'll take notice tina, ON
the 10th aud 10Th days OF July next Court
Tavern in Bent Greek; aud on the 9th Oh, and 7b a,
OF Angus, next at Warren Ferry, buckingham The Com
missioner will proceed execuon Of the above order
JOHN T. B0COK, Com,r.
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nave used Dr. Prars artificial Nipple and Shield In
cases OF sore Nipples, With great aud take great
pleasure IN recommending their use in all cases OF cns
non, tenderness or inAiIormaion of Nipples.
n.., IN. CLARKE, NJ. ID.