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SFIERIFFrS SALE.

By viriae Of an execution from the Court of COM
men Pleas, for the county Of Newport, 10 me di-
rccted aud deEcered 1 skaH sell at Public 1nct-
ion, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, oa the eiereath
dag Of jane merit at 10 O'Clock 4. M
ON the premises, all the right, title, and interest
that the Dft. had in and To certain lot OF land on
the 10th day of April 1884 situated in Portsmouth
containing twelve acres more or less and bounded
as follows viz: Norhcry on land of the heirs of
William Brightman, Easterly on land of peeg Al
my, Souhcry on land of Audly Clarke, and partly
on land of Richard k Randolph and lioratio Allen
and also other lot of land situate in Portsmouth
containing forty more or less aud bounded as
follows viz; Northeriy on land of David Albro and
James Chase, EaSterly on land of Rowland Allen,
Southerly on land Of John Allen and Westerly on
land of Daniel Chase. Also three other lots of land
continuing about ten more or less, and boun-
ded as follows viz: Eastery on land of George
Engs and William Potter, Eastery on land of Row
land Allen and Jonathan Coggeshall, Southerly on
land of Cooke Wilcox, Benjamin Amy and .Iona-
than Coggeshall for the purpose OF satisfying the
above said Execution and all costs thereon.
NICHOLAS HASSARD, Sheriff
Newport March | tn 1885.
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BEAUTY.

''The ray of beauty may dazzle our eyes for a
moment like solar beam, but if the mind be not
affected, they fade the sun declines beneath the
western cloud and when this fascination, that once
so sweetly captiyated our senses has lost us arac-
tons we shall find but faint impression of what
once was lovely remaining. But he whose sousl-
bility has been excited by the charms Of intellectual
beauty whose desires are sincere, pure and disln-
terested, may never fear that the prospect which
hope has painted will be darhencd by the gloomy
sh 4des of disappointment and discomfort Even if
his expectation be not realized, the unsuccessful
lover has had the consolation of rejecting that the
object of his wishes conferred honor upon his sclec-
ion (: and the appreciation of an honest conscience
will cheer his sorrow and mitigate his despair"
Memoirs ot 1RdcrcOH.
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ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS,
VONDON

VUNIlE or gna Vegetable ilygean Universal Medicine,
prepared by W. Miskn, Esq--Nember of the Royal
College Of Surgeons Lcenae OF Apohecarys Company,
Fellow of Bolt Court Society, Surgeon TO the Royal Union
Pension Association Lancaster Place Waterloo Bridge, and
Perpetual Pupil of Guys and ST. rhomass Hospitals London
This valuable Medicine the result of 20 and
unparalleled the and highly respectable ppc
of the proprietor paronsed by the faculty and noblys
Introduced To the notice Of the American public, The
solicitation number gentlemen OF long and high
ding IN the profession. II is hoped preliminary step to
check the evils and fatal consequence arising from the Of the
and dccerous ostcd upon the public by
the of fabricated proofs for miraculous cures and frauds
by of mercenay, uuprncpls prelendersso totally g
of medical science that II impossible the monsrous de-
luon can any longer down with the intelligent people of this
country, These pills mild aud agreeable in their nature should
be kept every my in Of sudden Illness for by their
prom pt administration cholera cramps spas eyrs and 9th
alarming complaints which often prove fatal, be
speedily cured prevented. In fact all those who value good
health should be without them They sold in packets
IT 80 81 and - each bymost respectable druggists book
sellers. and ycndors of medicine the L. States and the Cana
d?s with copious directions together with testimonials of pro
cs-ional ability from the following eminent genemen Sir Asst
d.. }. Aston Key, 4. Frampon H. D. and Others
Tire originals may be seen in possession of the General Agent
by whom the medicine imported INTO thus country, and to
whom all applications for agencies mnet be made
| JND. lIOLBEIN,
| 36Waver,y Place, New York;
Sole Gen. Aecu for the L. States, &c.
n. b. None genuine without the signature Of the Gen
Icral Agent tie Label. Sold by
II. II. HAZARD.
AGENT NEWPORT,
AT the sign of the Golden Mortar,
near the COur!louse. Feb %, l-i5.
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to advance in civilization and Importance. The
regulations of the port OF Ohau require among other
things that no seaman be left at the Island without
the leave of the government and punish dcsertcrs
with hard labor the harbor ot Oahu is said 10
be most capitol one, and from fifty to one hundred
vessels generally aiioat in it from all nations Il
is protected by Notifications bearing fifty cannon.
and shops containing goods of all descriptions for
sale. An extensive trade is carried on between the
natives of Oahu and China, to which latter place cX
tensive exports of sandal wood &c, are made. Pro-
yisions are very cheap, beef being only two and q
half cents per pound, and all othcrthings npropor-
ton.
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Wonderful Fdmiiy-Strangc as it may appear 1t
is nevertheless true, that there lives in the town OF
n, " Bedford family consisting of > brothers and
6 sisters, 1l in number) whose gross weight Is
tventyfour hundred pounds One of the ladies
weighs nearly three hundrcd.--N II. Go-.
!Shoekiag,-The dwelling house owned and oc-
cupied by James Griffin, of Greenville in the State
Of New York, totally destroyed by fire on the
3d inst. and three children gerc consumed IN The
flames
Unlucky Obsercdton.-An old woman, wishing to
make a clergyman believe she read her bible, took
It Us he was coming in at the door, and opening it
exclaimed, We'll, how glad am, for here are my
spectacles which lost three years ago.
4 most laughable Circumstance occurred in the
senate Chamber of the United States. ON Saturday
forenoon, during the course of balotng for Printer.
Dr. Linn of Missouri in the heat of the engagement,
.nsead of his ballot, deposited check for $500,
which he had Just received from the Sergeant at
Arns.
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THE ALExATDRIAN.

4 KEPUBLICATION OF NAITABLE LIIEKAKY AND
SCIENTIFIC Works;
Isd in Hcy Nabcrs If - pdges Octaro at Ct cents per No
THIS Publication commences with Dlsraels Curosues
of Literature the first series of which completed IN the
Numbers rcccyed-te regular price OF the work in any other
form is = iOO-itis here furnished for A cents
"The Acxandran will contain nothing of persable cast
but or the contrary will embody the mast valuable works pa
ng them in the has of those who would otherwise be dcbar-
red the qualification of their perusal.
"Thn numbers contun each reading than any olher
work o the kind hitherto published and consequently are The
W. ID. CALLAHAN,
Agent Na-port.
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RECENT ADDITIONS TO
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CTR ATyNC TTBn AIRY.
Newport March ii'h

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~'o- t0 - ~ vol
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IGO4 The Princess or the Beguiue by Lady Morgan <No'
CU Allan Prescott or the Fortunes New-lns!a land BOY
wv NJ H., Nrg Salo,y,r, :. vols
2G0J Ieoyes from Ny Log Book; by Flexible Grnme vol
?f07 The CoVete; novel by the author of Mserrmus vols
2GO5 The Cavaliers of Virginia the Recuse OF jamestown
An historical romance ofthe Old Dominion. 2vols
2G0J \ Winter in the West by {. +. Hoffman 2vols
4jO The Mayor of Wui-gap a tale by J. Banlm vol
2il The Most Unfortunate Man in the World; Nautical
Novel by Capt Chaner author of the Life Of Sailor vols
262 An Old sailors Tough Yarns; by ~ Ames, author OF a
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263 Caveud>h the Iatrcian Sea Nautical Novel; vols
657 Recolecions of ousekeeper by Mrs Pnchard vol
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Capt King of the schooner Despatch, arrived at
New-York, from Oma, states that Il severe shock
of an earthquake felt at that place on the 25th
January. An indian village, about fifty miles from
Cmoa with all its inhabitants, was destroyed, with
the exception of four men, who were up in thc
mountains. Capt. X, was one hundred miles dis
tant at the time, and heard the report like a cannon
The ashes fell to the depth of All eighth of inch on
the deck of the schooner. boston COurter.
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LIST OF LETTERS,


IN THE POST OFFICE, NEWPORT, r. I.
MARCH, I'd 1885.
o. Persons calling for them wiNptease sag " adcer-
fised,' as they are placed ina separate Dor.
Nelson Paine
Alice ARMSTRONG II
B Hrs. Caty Remington
Capt. George Bolchr s
John Brown Alphonso ID Samson
Charles Billet Isaac Scott
Hrs. Esther Ann BarkerSuzannah Shermond
& II
William II Cory Peleg illusion
John l. Chase w
ID Capt Welden
George S Dawiey Mrs Lydia Watson
EHsrorth Dennis Hannah Wecden
William Docner Widdlefown.
G. JOB Ahmy
Mss Sophronia Gould President of the Tocn
III Council
Lieut.. - = Herring 2 James s Gardner
Albert Hathdvay Syicester Hathaway
Darid Helms hjahl Ndcum6er
William Hamilton Hiss Sarah Rider
William Howord jamestown.
Mrs. Elizabeth HoraH Miss Nary T. Carr
Sarrh higgins Peieg -ELdrsd
~ John Pcnsoaby
Mrs. Elizabeth May Irish.
George MiVr Darid Barry
II Patrick Clinton
Mrs Esther Peckham John Heller
Caieb $ Pike JOha TdrrH =
JOS I'Pewy Mrs Elisabeth McKollock
II. X. CARR, =. M.
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March Is, 1885.
WIN. c. COZZENS * Co.

EH HESPECTFULLN inform their customer and the public
o. generally that they getting their spring supply
OF New Goods and invite them them call and their
They opened yesterday % packages OF domestic
good every description and few rich styles OF London prints
with other desirable articles,
Also, added to their CARPET WARE-ROOM,
splendid assortment New Patterns of supeTtne and
fine lngraine and Damas, Venetian floor carpeng-pain
sp ped and damasl Nene,n stair doBusseils and ;uted
Hearth Rugs &c &c All which they their customers
shall be offered the vorbe and accommodating terms
for cash approved credit.
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REAL ESTATE All
AUCTION.

On Wedaesday, March 25th at IL O'Clock n. NJ.
aiH be soM at Auction, at Horizons 1'dvern in
Bristol, (Or on the premises, ifdesired) nrvt
FHy following Estatesaad property situated in said Town
"A VIA Lot OF Land containing about Acres witi
Walk buildings machinery and appurtenances there
belonging and for many years improved by benjamin
Tilcy. -' 70
Lot Of Land with dwelling house and buildings there
on. known by the name of the Widow Phillips house.
Lot of Land of about acres known by the ofWal
kcr Lot
Lot of Land and Wharf with Dwelling House, coach>
house and other buildings thereon formerly the residence
of Charles DIV olf Sen.
90 shares in the capital stock of the Bank of Bristol
For information respecting the premises, apply Benjamin
ey Ephram Sprague, Bristol to the subscriber in
Newport NICHOLAS G. Ross.
Feb lith tf
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CONT u Probate, NempOn Narch =. 1885,
a pPLICATION made for Administrator o he APP
IA pointed the of Eliza Spooner late of Newport,
-ingc-woHu sorcrcd that the be received
and the consideration thereof referred Count of Probate
be holden the Slciou IN Newport, the first Monday
in April next, 9ococ A. NJ. And that previous notice be
given by publishing Copy Of this Order three several times in
T. Republican. for all persons interested appear said
and place, if they true Copy Witness,
b, h. ROWLAND, Probate Cicyk.
March Iitb, tw.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-03-18
MQHTgcN's PTTT,s,
The HIGEIIN UNiIERSIL MEDICINE
Of the
BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH:

8RITISA COLLEGE OF AEALTH;
ANIHICH by removing all distractions in the nresnes;
w thoroughly cleaning the bowels giving purity to
the Blood and thereby promoting free circulation strikes at
the of All Diseases and good in all cases giving Rest,
Appetite and Strength
Sole General HlgcidH iget
for L.e United States. IN SHEPHEiRD MOTT
NEH-lORk.
The above the words of the label every package of the
genuine Iygoun Pills; and the opposite side u label on
yctoic paper in the following words.
None Genuine without this Label signedb the State
District Agent, and Sub Agent
These invaluable Medicines for sale by the Subscriber
y in Newport his residence opposite Townsends Coffee
House Pelham
The Pills in Packages at 81 81 ~ 81 per Package.
Vegetable aperem Powders at 80 cents per Box.
ID MELVILLE Agent Newport.
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DOCTOR JONES'

We & r. ia LIE UAIR OIL;
For restoring beautiful crop Of hair on
BALD HEADS.
VENiiS ARTICLE is said by the best Judges be superior
10 that OF Wards any other hair oil yet invented. II
put up superior style and finely scented that besides
being Of the incest bcau,iers of the hair s also very
delicate perfume
agency for this
Ladies and gent who desous obtain delicate hair
oil and perfume for the Toilet will find this Oil the very best
now muse and the cheapest much each bottle
ns than double the quantity of those Of Ward and the
price s the Feb. 3 IT,
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COLLECTORS OFFICE,

Pt Of NerpUf
wi tsO
70 suplyOf rai and Smen o
10 the erno Y o
alton . %
% ar in n : o
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WILLIAM BROWNELL.

TIN PLATE AND SHEET IRON WORKER.
ENTOULD respectfully inform his Trend. ana l9e Pubic %
At tai b. bl. taken the door North Of Market
,r, where al al times may be found an assortment 9 PLAIN
and I,ua ware I'm and sheet Iron made to order AT ne
.to,it notice IL Mending particularly attended to- Also
On hand Coa.toye clay soap furnaces ed pipe oi
G I'M I'M Feb. ID u.
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STATES PRISON NOTICE.

EnROPOSALS for erecting States Prison Great Point,
in Providence will be received by the committee appon-
ted for that purpose until hc last saturday in April next The
plans and specifications OF the proposed work be examined
the Secretary of States Office andany information relative TO
the same be obtained by reference 10 member of the
Committee. For the Committee
Feb. j., tw w. X. STAPLES.
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ARPET WARE-ROOM,
NEW GOODS.

n UST. RECED. few Packages of Seasonable Goods
% among which clothsCa Cassmeres and vest
ings-RIssa Damask-Eish linens-Dak and Light Fancy
PRINTS &c, &c. Il. FOWLER Jr.
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COMPREHENSIVE FORMED.

CO-PARTNERSHIP FORMED.
WETM. JAMES TlLLEY, y GEORGE & HAZARD,
w having entered INTO CoParner-hp, and commenced
business at Nos lG5 4 1866 lileys Old Stand, under ie
nm OF .-
TILLEY 81 HAZARD.
Invite their Friends and the Public IN General to can ana see
their Nry Stock of GOODS purchased the last week at new
York and now offered for sale atPldCES TO PlIASE"
In addition to the usual Dry Goods business they propose 10
furnish Genemons Hats Caps and Clothing made to order
Newport, March i, IT,
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Ia th. the ilth ns Abigail RoDn-n dAugh'ef '
IA, ate Thomas Robinson, in the "a year OF heT ase,
hard Boon Interesting aud promising sonoi pTaiai
sisa Ased years Months. Fus. al ls afternoon AZ :
-'7s On the Point. Relations and end. are requested u
a-. d.
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instruction on the FianO Eorfc.
The Subscribers second for instruction the Piano
Fote will the lo of January. Those who wish
take lessons requested leave their before the
commencement of the term. ii. =. FRIEZE.
j. 9TH IT,
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TULEY & HAZARD.
COURT OF PROBATE.

NCwport N0rch =, I-31.
7HyIE Administration the Estate of Thomas u;
81 Hazard. late Of Newport Neomau decd was presented
c rtcrenIt ore.ed that the be received ana inc
consideration horeoi referred Cour OF Probate ob holden
t the state House IN Newport, the hrst Monday ~ Ap
now. a o'clock s. VI AHd that previous notice be gwen 10y
puue Copy of th- Order three several times IN the H.
pepu in Tor a persons Interested oappear at sad time
and place they see cause. ,. ,,....-
r. B ROWLAND, PJt Cbrk. !
March lth, wv.
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DIR. JOHNSON,
PUE1OUYCAES.

NUMBERS LAST RECD FOR SUBSCRIBERS.
Penny Magazine NewioIk edition, Part, so
- Boston edition, Part, IL
Parley's Magazine Volume Part,
Peoples Magazine, Volume Part, 3
juvenile Miscellany, Edited by Mrs. s. j. Hale Monthly Nos
Library of Useful Knowledge No. 173
- - - Maps, No. 81
Library Of Entertaining knowledge, No. so
81 Subscriptions 10 0H Of The aOre recerodby byW CALLAHAN
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cofgooiani different
he foarlth II
cl lby the oani the ynal
unlN ha will
dbyt
day nachwe II If hnc
'P'0's Wd Col.
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TT,JT
,r Satin Beaver hats which he will sell CHEAP. March Is
SHAWIS
splendid article Just received at w. p. HALLS Mch- Is
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MARRIED..
DIED,

w III. ,,yn last evening by the Rev. NJ Dnmon' mn Geo
r... 10 VI. Ellzaleh Malne.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30
ILYNCHBURG SPRING RACES.

/HHE Races over this Course viii commence
- on faesdsy the ooh Of May. aud coninur
fpnr davs
FIRST DAY-A Sweepstake Coll Race, Tor
three year old colts snd filies, one mile aud re
p'ai-s50 entrance, r. P.--thfee entries end
closed
John 5. Hurt enters (Wm. Terry's) sorrei coli
Red Hasp, by Shakespeare, dam KITTY Madison,
Brnjama Davidson enters bay colt. by Shak
speare. with one white hind foo,) dam unknown
Wm NcCsrgo enters bay colt, by Sir Charles
dam by Virginiao.
SECOND DAY.-Prop,ieior's Purse, $500. two
mile heats, entrance $I5.
THIRD DAY.-Jockey Club Purse, $500, three
mile heats entrance $50.
FOURTH DAY.-Proprietor's Purse, 5000, Two
mile heais, entrance $15.
The Proprietor is prepared 10 accommodate for
~ or fifty Race Horses.
The money for each days race will be paid 10
the winner. subject TO The usual discount. The
proprietor feels warranted in saying to the public
that The prospect bids lair fo, good sport this
spring J. r. OLIVER, Proprietor.
April o tdr
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W'N"lNtA At rule. held in the CIcrk'. Once cfths
p1c Iircut superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
county, the I'd day Of March, Is35.--Wilnn
ich'ason, TT against Thomas Stewart Patrick Hx Mat
NEW rae Lewis Cooper, Hiram e. Rathburn and Tirza
MS "ie' John Halliday and Bsrthena his wife, y IIar
on 'eiers on Board and Sally his wife, John Harrison,
unuHd rate, Smhson II. Davis, Tirza Stewart Joseph
me, anmr. OF Josiah Harrison, decd, Chiswel Dabney
'u'iock, James Bullock, Paul Jones, William Bailey
me resident Directors Co. of the Farmers Bank Of VIZ
' franc,s Board, Ann Bailey and Susanna s. p.ris
The defendant Susanna g. Davis not having en-
er appearance, and given security according TO d
OF assembly, and the rules of this and APP
oy satisfactory evidence that he is nhsb
.ans OF TINS Commonwea It, is ordered that she do ap
pear mere on the first day of the next term. and
swer the bills of the plaintiff, this order be inserted
some newspaper published in Lynchburg. for months
excessively and posted at the front door Of the cour,
"o"so OF TINS county, on some court day.
=, ACopy-Teste, JOS. WILSON elk.
March l2 ,,o,n
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S11O REV ARD.
) TO Il UT II TIT EE

(olTOLEN from the subscriber on the 81 in,
- 10 Charlotte, Dickson county. Tenn. a BRIGHT
sorrel horse. aboutS years old, feet inche,
hgh; no brands,small white spots on each side the
"'thers, occasioned by the saddle small star in the
forehead, some saddle spots on the back and an
pears to have been rowelled in both sh ouders h +
shows planest in the right sbod all round !,
IN the right leg has the appea, ance of sinebalt st
',"ps walks, riots and canters we'll moves brisk.
Stun neck, name light, long tall With long hair Of
the back of he legs.
Also, saddle, bride and martingale. the saddle
seated last tall The bride and maItingale half worn;
large iron spring stirrups.
Inc above horse &c. was stolen by man cal.
''"g himself Moses Hopkins. and sometimes Mo.
'es lreadwa, from 40 TO so years of age. a small
man, weighs about 1875 to 40 lbs black ewes win
ooWn look, large black beard and black hair
mas iost some OF his fore teeth & is whe elwripht
or carriage maker by trade /; talks much and soft
WIN n great degree of seeming politeness drinks
"ery, ana plays on the violin with more sneed
perhaps than any body else, and saws he was
raised IN Buckingham county, Va. near the New
o'ore, where Is presumed be will go. bayioo ,oId
persons ne would 60 there soon. He wore AVA
II" OF" palmetto hat, round about bottle green Rsn
"e' coru coa'. much worn, blue cassne, nan,a
''ons' hole IN the knee lie was lac, sean j.,
'"1 neig'oorhood of Nashville on the 9Th ult.
VIII pay the above reward of SIIO for ,h
n'el ana property, if taken ont of the state ~,
'oo 'or The thief alone, il taken out of the s,a,
or NO u taken within the state
IN ei'her case. tn thief aud pfopertv to h !,
liyered in Charlotte Tenn. r. uI,~ NJ 'e'
Charlotte Tenn April Q a.,
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xYlRGlNA-At rules held In the CLERK on
W me Circuit Superior Court of Law and f,b saue
,o beuIord COUNTY the % day Of February le35-Th n.y.
OF ',reina, flis against james Thomas, Joanna MAJ
iei' william Smith and Fi.rentine his wife, Will,,n Nv
Daniel Henry G. Gil and Sarah his wife, Doy n NC VIC
DANIEL, Cleopatra Mcdaniel Jesse w. McDanie, a. ~
Mcdaniel, Mary G. Mcdaniel aud William Robsr.''s
Deits.-In Chancery. '''soh
The defendant William Robe son. not having en,,..,,
appearance ana gwen security according to The NO.,
assembly and the rules ofhs court and il sp,e,, %
satisfactory evidence that We is an inhab,n "r W
commonwealth u IL ordered, that he do apps,, WE
oh!the hrst day Of the term and answe r ,,s i
| p'a'nu's that TINS order be Inserted in a ncv,,.r
published IN Lynchburr, for two month. Pap',
osted at tho front door of the house Of hi, co
on some court day. ~ 'V"hy
copy-Tes,c, JOS. WILSON cp
March ~ 'R