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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01
GU.3RDEaN'S NOTICE.

II lie subscriber having been appointed Guardi
= an to the person and estate ofJAMEs NILES,
Of South Kingston, man Of color, hereby gives
notice that he has accepted said trust, and given
bonds as the law requires.-lie therefore requests
all persons having claims against said Niles to
present them for settlement, and all those indebt-
ed TO him TO make immediate payment to
WM T. BROWNING,
Guardian.
South Kingston, Nov. 20, ls34.-(6w*)
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01
Translated from the Journal de la Marine ct
des Colonies.
FRENCH NAVY

FRENCH NAVY.
The vessels which composed the fleet in
the month Of April, 1888, were
;3 ships Of the line, Of which three deck
ers.
38 frigates, of which l3 of the first class.
10 corvettes, of from 20 to ;}2 guns.
10 corvettes, of lS guns.
22 briggs, of rs, l8 and 20 guns.
3 schooners, Of i2 guns.
30 steam vessels, q guns each.
There are building, moreover, "a ships OF
the line, Of which , are first rates.
% trigates.
3 steam vessels.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01
Health and Economy great desiderotun,.

HeofW ana ECONOMY STeut QeSWeT0ttm
The advantages which the DoRIC FIREPLACE
possesses over all other Stoves, and other conri-
vances for burning coal, are numerous. The com
mon IRE place or crate, is the worst among them
all. IL Is dcplorable to witness the enormous loss
OF heat caused by a rush of cold air from every
hole, crack and crevice. by door and window; in
this way three fourths of the heat passes up the
chimney, and is a total loss If recourse be had
TO stove, II Is next to impossible to regulate the
quantity Of fuel so as to have a medium heat; you
must raise it to red heat, or do without IA fire -
there is no way by which a moderate heat can
be had in a stove in burning the anthracite coal.
Besides this, the air, passing the heated iron
plates, becomes vtated and unfit to be received
by the lungs; the Doric Fire Place supplies the
defects Of the former, and the objections
to the latter II presents classic front, entab-
lature supported by Doric columns, whence il de-
rves its name. Ii ventilates while il warns. They
are easily kept clean, without the daily labor Of
brghtnng, us is the where brass is used.--
'Ihe style is simple and elegant, and consumes
hut Il small quantity Of coal" They are various
in form and size, and are made to suit Steam
boats, Churches, Public Offices, Stores, Halls,
Sitting Rooms and ParIoys.
The incessant supply of fresh cold air which
clrculaies between the lining & the outside makes
INC iron nearly indestructbe, and consequently
they will last for great many years uninjured.
In support of these positions we adduce the fol-
lowing testimonials
We the subscribers. residents Of Boston, New
Bedford, and the vcinities having used and pro-
we'd to our satisfaction the Doric Fire Place, re-
commend it TO the public for the following rea-
sons, viz
! Ist-Bocausc it secures the safe & entire COM
bustion Of the coal.
2d-Because it saues the heat produced by
that combustion, and converts it to use, by dl!ius-
ng it equally and pleasantly through the room
3d-Because it secures the room from the epils
of a smoking chimney, without recourse TO the
bad alternative OF an open door window.
Ath--Because it combines and in itself unitcs all
the principal advantages Of both the usual modes
of communicating heat by radiation,-as IN
common fire places, and by transmission as in
close stoves securing the benefits of both, with
out the evils Of either. Ii WaymS while it remit
lQtes the room.
5ll--Eecause it is so far portable that il can
be set into common Fire Place, and again reno
we'd from it without injury to the janlbs-so that
il may be used by ii tenant without becoming a
fixture.
6th-Because IFS construction or arrangement
Of parts is such that the iron plates ndesructi
bic by the heat, aud will therefore last Indefinite
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01
.qDJ!L,ISY'R.4 4TOR'.S NOTICE.

vESilE subscriber having been duly appoint
a ed administrator dc bons non, with the
will annexed on the Estate Of ALLEN NOR
TON, late Of Newport, deceased, requests all
persons having demands against said Estate,
TO present them for settlement, and those In
debted to make immediate payment to
PETER p. REMINGTON,
Adm. de bonis non, with VIII annexed.
Newport, Dec. llth, 1881.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01

PIcrURE OF A New ENGLAND FAMILY.
BIZ Rev. james Flint. Let the time be Il
winter evening the scene be the coun-
try in the midst of a storm when the fall
ing columns of snow are rushing lnpetu-
ousIy from the north, when the career
ing winds let loose from the polar region,
howl ,mourniulIy abroad ,and sig IN through
every listed door and chasm that will ad-
nit their breath at a time like this, and
in a scene so dreary and desolate and tu-
multuous without, let US look into the de-
cent dwelling of the husbandman or me-
chanic whose circumstances arc neither
above nor below the golden mean of
New England competence. However
gloomy the storm may rage without, the
fire blazes cheeriuIly within. Industry,
with prudent forethought, has collected
and secured her various stores and has
not been sparing of her tolls. There is
enough and to spare laid up to gladden.
the hearts Of the family group with a
sense of plenty and warmth within, in
contrast with the cold stcrility and desc
laton, that reign without. Indeed, all
the ligh, and genial warmth and comfort
within are doubly enhanced by contrast
with the cheeress and dismal aspect of
things abroad. The father whose nerves
are braced with honest industry and toll
whose robust frame and clear eye bear
Iunequvocal marks of oitcmpcrance aud IN"
ward peace,-can look round, with a
contcnied and glad heart, upon the sml-
ing circle.
The wife Of his youth, the mother OF
his children engaged IN useful occupa-
ton OF innocent pastime with her chil-
drcn about her the while listening to
passing news from abroad to an lnstruc-
live boot, or the tale of other times, or
to the narrative of the traveller, perhaps
things and sights most marvellous and
passing strange. lie is sole monarch Of
this little bllssIul empire. All his sub
lccts love him and love each other Am
bition has infused no storm into their
Tranquil bosoms. False pride or shame
has never made them Sigh for costly
pleasures. III nature, scowling dIscon-
tent, sour moroseness, spcils not n single
face in the whole group. They heed
not the riot aud uproar of the storm
abroad. All is harmonious and peaceful
within.
The memory Of years and events that
are passed, il recalled by the father, and
his bosom dlates with joy as he recounts,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01
OGis,s..
ER9asis Of hkls0aic-3ssaIsd.

yu9lE semi-annual dividend at the Bank Of
IL Rhode-ls island, is payable on s. after Thurs
day, the lst day Of January.
The Stockholders are notified that the annual
meeting for the choice Of Directors will be held al
the Banking house on Monday, Jan. ), at | l o.
clock, Il. III. ,. L. GARDNER,
bnI Cashier.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01
20 the Traders OF Newport.

RODGERS IMPERIAL STOCKS.
gN7M. II. RODGERS, Joys buildings,
w Boston, informs the traders Of New
port, that he has constantly on hand gene
raj assortment of his newly invented lMPE..
RIAL STOCKS,-an article acknowledged
to be equal if not superior to any Of the kind
now in use. Traders will find it to their ad-
vantage to give him call, or favor bin with
their orders.
Boston. Nov. %. 1881.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01
NEW-YoRK. DEC. %.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship Geo. Washington, Capt
lloldredge, arrived on the 2ilh, from Liver
pool. She brings London journals to the 23d,
and Liverpool Of the 2ilh November. They
contain highly interesting intelligence. The
accounts received by the previous arrival
from England Of the dissolution the British
Ministry are fully confirmed. The Duke Of
Wellington has been entrusted by the King
with the formation of new cabinet, but with
the exception of the appointment Of Lord
Lyndhurst to fill the office of Lord Chancel-
lor III the place Of Lord Brougham, had as
yet made no progress in the performance Of
the task, in consequence of the absence Of
Sir Robert Peel, who was on Il visit to Italy,
to whom he no doubt wishes to assign the
post of leader in the House of Commons. 1t
''tuid be in vain to attempt TO speculate at
present on the probable consequences which
will result from this change. The radical par
ty which has of late acquired considerable
strength in England, are evidently as little
inclined to support Wing Ministry, us a
Conservative one. Many of the London pa
pers, particularly the most Influential one,
the Times, seem ready to give the Duke their
support, and when we consider the strength
Of mind and soundness of judgment he pos
sesses-these his opponents do not deny him:
it is not probable he would have assumed
situation, which there arc not at least strong
chances he may be able to retain. 1t is said,
he will try his strength in the House of Com
mons on the appointment Of Speaker, and
should he there find himself in a minority,
will dissolve Parliament and appeal to the
people.
A new French Ministry is also formed, Of
which Marshal Mortier, Duke of Trcveso, is
head; the remaining members chiefly belong
to the former mnlstry-we mean that which
preceded the short lived Bassano administra-
ton. They are all of the party Of Doctri-
ndires. The private character Of Marshal Nor
tier, is highly respectable; but we do not re-
collect that he ever distinguished himself as
"A statesman, the principles therefore OF his
associates will probably govern the policy of
the new Cabinet; these are no doubt IN ac-
cordancc with the views of the King,-and if
he is sincere in a wish to carry the treaty
with this country into effect, it is probable
the Doctrnaircs, who at the last meeting OF
the Chamber showed they possessed a consl-
derable majority on the question OF the APP
pointncut of their President, and voting the
address, will be able to obtain the necessary
appropriation from that body. This is otcourse
putting out of view the effect of the Presl-
dents war message.
The news from Spain is very meagre;--lts
general complexion, however, is favorable to
The cause OF the Queen.- Cow. s. Eng.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01
MARKET-MoNDAY DEC. q

(Report for the Daily Advertiser and Patiiot.)
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01

BOSTON.
N.L.Frothinghnm, n Henry Bass, Elis 6. foring,
SAINT May, b. G. naard, L. Emerson,
"euj. BJsstN, \. 9. Keep, VIM. ' 1homp'on,
Edward Everett, Henry smith, Samuel q. Howe,
Ebenczer alley, john j. Lutihc, Watson Gore,
~ IN. N hituey, Joseph alari, Alb' ri Fearing,
&. W. larkc, J. II. " hrclcr. Francis &. lead,
Joseph Curtis, enucl $t.tsun, VIM. w. lapp,
Wm. B. tuwie, T.. Nichols, BENZ Fl'athuIne,
John Mellen, Nathan elClapp, J. CHI kerng.
NEW.GEDFORD.
Charles Russell, X. k. Crockcr, :. Merrihew,
A. II. tsn he'll, chs cog shall, }. II. Clifford,
L.. \. Cliaddock, Oliver Prescott, luhn HhyHs
A. H. se bury. : Il, oman. Jr Lem. Illiauls
h m b. trsn tall, VIM. +. Iiawes, J. Ilowland, ID
The Subscribers, residents Of Taunton, Mass.
having used aud proved the patent 'Doric Fire
Place" confidently recommend 1t to the public
as the best invention within our knowledge for
burning coal, warming and ventilaimg rooms 1t
is made of various sizes suitable for parlOrs, sit
ting rooms, halls, stores public Offices, chu ches,
and steamboats,
The style is simple and elegant, requires very
little care, and consumes but small quantity of
coal
TAUNTON.
VIM. II. +. sprcat, Hcnj. w. rratt, II. G. q. Colby,
Goldrn peatth. Chas. Richm nd, Nathl. Crandeil,
II, NJ Fancy, samuel tTOCkcr, Fred. rails,
q A. GrnrkrT Nm. hiuurde, Frank. dunbar
Nm A era. kcr, James pruat, Fra. richmond,
= a. Kim, 4. B.ssctt, Jos l.. LuId,
y. X. twood.
Newport, Dec. IL, 1884.
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New Fall s. Winter Goods.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT,
RANK sou AkE.

nApposlrE the Market House, have the plea
~ sure Of announcing TO their friends and the
public. ,hs, they have received their en'"s s'oes
Of Fall aad Winter Goods. making much The
largest assortment which they have ever hsh INC
pleasure of opening. Without entering into detail,
II .ili be snlT cent 10 say that iher sieeh comprises
almost every article that i desirable IN the Dry
Goods, Hsrd~sfe, aud Grocery line Beng seiec
ed, Principally Tor Cash. by one Of The Partners.
~ Bahimore Philadelphia and New York. they
will say 10 their fieod. that every indncemeot IN
The way Of quality style, and price, viii be Offered
them for q Continuance Of their favors. Attention
4, invied particularly to the following articles; !
Clothes and Cassimeres, OF every shade and
quality.
Stripe. Point, and London Dufel Blankets.
large aud complete assor'men, oil Rose do.
very heavy.
One Bale, assorted from o. to la French
Msckinaw do, n new add most desirable articl Tor
family beds.
A large and desirable assor ment of Negor
clothing, such as Nspt Coitons coarse Csssinetts,
greco, gray md white kerse,s, mkt army Cloths
&c. together with 3-4, and 4 Linseys Of very
desirable coiors aud pa,terns--3-4 and A R<4
Blue, Brown, and White do. &c. &c. &c
Also, Il complete assorimen, Of silk goods
Fancy Handker-
chiefs OF new styles. Cambrics. Cali.oes, hluslns
Cncassisns Of all eolors aud widths BON ba zines
French aud English. ChslIevs Of tho most desira.
biz patterns and shades. English aud French Ma
rnos, Figured CiTrassians Of superior quality, and
many other desirable articles for the Ladies TO
which We particularly invite their a,tenlon-sucb
as Boone,s Of the latest styles, Ribbons, Belts,
Glove, Ho.icry, embracing complete assor ment
OF Sdk, Cotiop, Worried. and Merino, togei her
with Lsces, Edgings, Quing,, Bobineites, Gre-
caneues, figured and plan, with a variety Of other
articles in their line which they are determined to
sell low for cash.
ROBINSON L. ELLIOTT.
Nov. 2 ia
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KF''"lNia-tt rules held IN the Clerks Office II
'he 'fculi superior Court of Law aud Chancel tof
' county OF Buckingham, Monday the 1T day Of De-
SS'mhcf' ls5l.-Maurce Langhorne aud Benjamin l.
"tes merchants aud partners trading under the t'n
-anenofne aud Scrugps, Plaintiffs against A
, '"rs ana Harriet his wife, Daniel middleton 'nh
~u',h ms wiie, illiam Harper, Littlebey iioJd"
~" ana ms infant children Litileberry and Thona'
tIf n"Pcr' Lucy Harper, samuel Harper, Lawns
Us w. n'nunfant admir- of Samuel Harper, decd. DEUS
appearance and securt, according Ia The act A.
anu Va" rules nfhs court, and il appearing BY M
evidence that he is an inhaban ofthn cnep
~ otdcf ed that the sad absent defendant doaHt',
mere on the first my Of the next Apul term answer
c,i; "a 'nc Planh and that COPY of this oruf' w
,.ri inserted ~ some new spaper publishes" III "
wv Lyhchburg Tor two months successWey ana po"e
'"e .on' dooI of The court house Of this COUNTY "
Acopy-Testc, r. Ell DR lDGE, I.
W.m
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New Dry Goods.

VIE subscriber has Just opened at his Store, a
Il large and fashionable assortment II Dry Goods
of superior quality. Among them
Green, brown, purple, cinnamon and cold Pro dc
Swiss Silks
Cold Gro de Maps and other Silks very cheap
Black Italian Silks and rich black figured Silks
Sd and 81 French and English Mernos
ID and 81 black and cold Circassians
Ladies' red and black Mcrino Shaws
Ladies Merno and Thibe Hdkfs
Barge, Gauzc and other Fancy iIdkfs
A few rich Needle Work Muslin Capes
do do do Ch,maxets
White aad colored Satns
White and cold Italian Ctnpes
Florences
Lace, Lace Edgng and Insertings
Bobnet and Greclan Qnilllngs
Cambria Eds'ngs Worsed Edgings
Ladies' and Gents Gloves
Rich open work Silk Hose
Plain black and white Silk Hose
| Worsted and Cotton Hosiery
Tinse Flowers
Bonnet, Belt and other Ribbons
general assortment Callcos
Green, white and black Wells, &c. sc
ALSO.
sup. lot blue, black and fancy cold Cloths
Blue, black and fancy Cassmercs and Satinstts
i.eu, white ana green flannels
Plads and Bombazeus
Linscys, kerseys and other coarse Goods for Me-
groes
Bed T'ckines, Apron and Counterpart Checks
ia, and 81 brown and bleachcd Shittngs and
Shcetngs
Damask Diaper and Table Cloths
To'lanrt Swansdown and other Vc.tinps
| Rose, Whitney, London Duffc and Point Blanket.
The abovc,and variety of others suitable to tho
season, daily expected which recommend to the
public at unusual low prices Dealers will pleasc
call and examine before purchasing, for cheap bar.
gains can certainly be had here.
ROBERT KYLE
Oct. IL ,s
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DUbS DASl 10 u decree Of The County Com
! OF Amherst, pronounced on the l9,h January
1885, in a suit in said Court depending. bstween
Ludwe'l L. Dawson and o,h.r. rlain,,fT. and
Charles w Dawson and others, deisndani.. Ishall.
as eowmissioner in said decree named on the 25,b
day Of March next IL fair il not the ne., ipi, da,
at the Mir 81 Willis NJ. Reynolds, proceed to sci,
10 the h'ehest bidder. by way Of public auction, An
Dnd weed eighth part Of the tract Of Land ,of which
shs late Lewis Dswsop, deid possessed, Iyirp in
sad eoussy, and 90 the waters Of HARMS creek
Also. a"egro gui. named RH0DA. The trms
WI De si1 mon'hs credit. the purchasers giving
hendssth sood security for the paymen, Of III,
turehsss On one,.
GEORGE MARKHAM, Com.
w 40 WOW
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MN EDMUND N. SALE Take notice tbst
3&A shall on the 2Sih day OF March. 1885 al,
the Tavern House occupied by John iayl.c in
The County of Amherst, take The Opposition of VII
ham !. 'sbell, Anderson Mays. aud others, to be
nah as evidence on the trial oi suit, depending IN
Tue Crcuii Superior Court OF Law and Ehance,y
Tor the County Of Amherst wherein | am plaintiff
aud you are defendant.
MATTHEW RICKETTS,
Feb. % Ian
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office.

Ny virta of decd Of trust dated the 3Oth
j - day Of March. 1919, made by Ben amin
Perkins aud Maria his wife, and duly recorded in
the Musings Court for The corporation OF Lynch.
burg, In which the undersigned are trusers-ihe
trustees will. npon the premises, on the ooh day
OF March next, expose TO sale al public auction 10
the highest bidder, on credit of and twelve
months, for moiet,es ot the purchase money. a
certain House and Lot. IN the town Of Lyme hbure ,
sup osed TO contain one hundred feet sixth al.
ley. be the same more or less, occupied by James
b. Risq"e, and being the same property purchased
by SAID Perkins OF. Edmund Terrell and James
Saunders, as Describes in said Trust deed
THOMAS MOORE,
JOHN N. ROSE. 'r"s'''S
Feb. t"s
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500 REV ARD.
u ANYWAY from The subscriber, ABOUT he
IL 10Th of January last, negro man named
CHARLES.

who calls himself Charles Jordan, aged about ~
years. Al the same time, his brother, nameu n''}'
went of, but has been taken up IN koekor'oge,
and returned 10 me, and Charles is still gong az
large. The subscriber Ill give reward oil one
Hundred Dollars To any person who Will apPre-
bend and deliver him to her, IN the town OF Lynch-
burg, If he be taken out Of this State, or s2o
# taken within the State Charles is a very light
mnlauo hair very straight, sharp featu'es, aho on
first sight mich, be mistaken for white man. he
is abou, FIVE feet four or SIX inches high, ordinary
stature, and had or, when he lef' here, a common
jeans suit Of clothes, gray coat and brown pants-
looms, white hat, &c. II is supposed he may be lufk
ing about in Rockbrdge Abemarlc, where be
was raised, and has many relations II is probable
he may have endeavo,ed to gain tho Pennsylvania
orOhio line. The last heard Of him, was, that he
was seen on his way 10 S,aunton.
CHRISTIANA TODD.
gJThc Lexington Union and Chsrottesvi LID
Advocate will omit my former advertisement, ant
publish the foregoing ia The place oil 1t. =. /.
Feb Is
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ETIkHiN'a-At rules huler in the Clerk, nrco off.
W 'Hen't superior Court of Law mud Chancprv f5r
" county 81 .ambell, tho 1T day Of Decent r. ia
James Adams, ES'nr of David Moore dec pm ,o,,o., H.
"hrd Lynch, th'swel bahpeY, Surviving tr.tco Of Inn
zen ana Nm. Norscll, John ". BngwcIl John Smub II
style aud firm B1rwrii, SINH W iIiam. John ,e,5
micaJth l. Lynch aud Charles A. Nnhet. Dcds In
Chnrcery
ne Defendants Edward Lynch and Micaiab T ryrfh
h"th7vhe eutcred their appearance aud py,p .ccu, Ar,
corning 10 Fc act OF Assembly aud the rule # thu cunt
an" appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the court
are h"t lhhnbIlihts of this State On the motion u
' P'a, ny counsel, II ordered that the defsn.
nts 40 appear before the Judge Circuit Surcrio'
law nv" h'nccly, al ibe cour-houc Of the .abl
county, on the frs day of the next trra md enter
"PP""'ahcc ahd answer the plaintiffs bill give
curly Tor perrniug the decree Of the court and
copy OF ms order he inserted some saper pub
shed IN the town ofAynchhurg FOR two months surcos.
sry' ana posted at the Irohl door of the cou house
OF the said county.
Copy-Testc, JOHN ALCXaSnrR E sc
Jan. ,on
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Feb 10

ESSR5. Jesse Leftwicb, John Leftwch
vi VIM Lcfwch, Edward Shurman and Eli
zabc,h his wife, Mary Oiey, Lucy MeClanahan.
James Mitchell and Ann his wife, VIM. Walton,
Mnrin Lewis, Robt Craig and his w,fc Manda
William g. Leftwicb, John s. Leitwicb Robert
=. S,epioc and Elizabeth his wife, William Men
lss, frances Mems, VIM l.. Oiey, Thomas ].
Otey. John II. Otey, Reeves S. Scruggs and Ma
linda his wife. Jesse Burton, Alexander Burton,
Lewis Price ard Angelina his wife, Charles Jor-
dan and Matilda his wife, Gusiavus II. Burton,
John N. Burton, Chrisoper q. Burton, Elizabeth
Burton, Sarah Turner, Mary Lef,wich, Joel Left
wich, John Goodc and Ann his wife "A shelinn Left
wich and Adclne Leftwict-Take notice. that on
tho trial Of the elcctment now depending and
undetermined in the Circui,Superior Court of Law
and chanccry for the county Of Bedford, styled on
he docket, Seekrght Lessee agoins, Donought, in
which you are the real plaintiff and | am defend.
nj that in pursuance Of m act of the General
Assembly in such cnse made and provided, ] shall
give in evidence before the jury the trial OF said
suit, that Alsop Taylor, dec under whom claim
to to the premises in controversy, in his life time,
actually paid TO VIM. Lefwich, dec. in his life time
Inc full amount Of the purchase money for said
and and premises md as have understood and
believe IT TO be true, that the said William Left
wich last named, in his life time executed 10 A lsop
Taylor, or to Brown 4 Clayton, or to some one
lse, for his, the said Taylors benefit, a title bond
to the lard and premises IN controversy, aud that
that bond or copy of II. Is in your possession
IN the possession OF some one more OF you
This, therefore, u to require you to produce snd
tile bond, the ,rnl of said suit, or ,ha, will
proceed TO give evidence Of ito contents
PENELOPY WHITE,
Late Penelopy Taylor.
Jan 10 On