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The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-16
Uaited Siates ef .lmerica, eo Territory ef ~4rkGasas. "''

Lhited States ef .ameriea, sg
 Territory ef s4rkaas4s. e'' Circuit Court of Izard county, at the term
 thereof which commenced on the fourth
 Monday in May, A. D. 1885. John Adams.pl'f, }
 Alfred Major, deft.
 A ND now on this day came the plaintiff, "A by Walker, his attorney, and it appear ing to the satisfaction of the court. that the defendant IS a non resident of this Territory, and having failed to appear here as required, oy himself or attorney, and fife special bail to the plaintiffs action-and it further ap- bearing that the said plaintiffs demand is founded on writing obligatory, for the sum ct tty-iiVe dollars, 1t Is therefore ordered that the said defendant appear here on or before the third day of the next term of this court, by himself CT attorney, and file special bail to the aforesaid acton--or judgment will be entered against him, and his estate sold to satisfy the same. And it is further ordered, that this order be published for four weeks successiVeiy in the Arkansas Advocate, a newspaper published in this Territory; and that this cause be continued until the next term of this court.
 4 copy. Teste-
 UP. HOUSTON, Clerk
 27-4t-Tpr's fee, s6 66s.l
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Atiiia1ilssfaist.rE:a.t.iaat,. Natiee.

THE HE undersigned having obtained on the H 27th day of July, 1885, from the clerk ofthe county court of the county of Crawford and Territory of Arkansas, in vacation, let ters of administration on the estate Of Hugh Knox, late of said county, deceased, hereby gives notice to all persons having claims against said estate, to present the same, pro- perly authenticated according to law, within one year from the date of said letters, or they may be precluded from deriving any benefit from said estate; and if said demands are not presented as aforesaid, within five years from the date of said letters, they will be forever barred. ~~s
 All persons indebted to said estate, are re. quested to make immediate payment.
 GEORGE ". KNOX,
 SAMUEL D. M'ALISTFR,
 Administrators Qf he Esidte
 ot' Hugh Knor, deceased Crawford County, Sept. II, 1835.-27-4t
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SXaaa

Fa EalEe A general assortment of Cutlery, Queens, Hard, Tin and Wood Ware
 Groceries. 4 supply of Groceries, consisting of sugar, coffee, tea, chocolate, sperm candles, salt, 65e. and divers other things too tedious to mention; all of which will be sold low for cash, cotton, beef hides and peltries, on as accommodating terms as by any house in the place. McL8IN S5 BADGET9. Sept 90, 1895.
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LAW N0TTCE.

N7E Ii. CU3f8iIfSs and Al ALBERT AAIEs33EEIRsTT PIKE PIKE " have formed partnership in the prac. tice ofthe Law, and will attend to all business in the 2d and 4th judicial circuits. Office at Little Rock.
 March 20, 1835.-50-tf
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G51kSE,

TU5T received and for sale on commission, e1 aquantity of Corn in sacks, in excellent order. Apply to J. DE BAN.
 July 9, l925.-l6
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IF kGKss EE M PA'ION FLOATS. ' ss h price will be paid fer Pre- k emption Floats in the Little Rock Land District. Enquire at this Office.
 July 24, I655.-10tf
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Ready nFaHe CI0fhtng.
gaaFePE.

\ small quantity of saddlefy, consisting of gentlemens, American saddles, side do. fine and common brides and bridle filings and martingales; worsted and cotton surcingles and girths; ladies' and gentlemens' riding Whius
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CIR eej; lsl 2 !. J s.li sSS , !.


 Brown and loafsugar; coffee; gpnpowder, i'm perial, and young hyson tea, chocolate 5 half pipes .ogniac brandy
 l half pipe Champagne do. 10 barrels domestic do.; , do. apple do. 2 C Holland gin; ) do. American do 10 fe old whiskey
 20 ar. casks Madeira, Tenerilfe, sherry and Malaga wines; } casks claret do. 90 boxes muscat; 60 baskets Champagne dos 20 doz. London porter
 10 bbls. Albany and Cincinnati ale and porter 10 dog. lemon syrup; 15 gals. lime juice 10 boxes raisins; 3 barrels soft shell almonds 15 . smoked herring; do. codfsh 10 kegs oysters; ID boxes sperm candles , boxes James River tobacco, ia superior artiele;} % GOO best Spanish cigars : barrels winter strained lamp oil Demiiohns; bottles; leading lines; bed cords; pint and half pint fiasks; bottle corksi and great variety of other articles, unheces- sary to enumerate.
 The above goods having been. purchased Tn New York and Philadelphia, by one of the firm, enables Us to offer them as low as any other house in this place. Our object being to sell entirely for cash, We assure those who wish to purchase, that we will offer them in dacemente, either at wholesale or retail, wor- thy of their notice, and respectfully solicit their patronage. 5. hlLL d1 GU. Little Rock, July 3, IS35.-13
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TO J0uRNEYAIEN TAmaRs.
NOTICE,

{ sIfE subscriber having purchased of his H brother Jonas, his stock of Goods and Groceries, will continue business at the old stand, and respectfully solicits the patronage of the former customers, and the public eens erally.
 JACKSON BTGELoW. Fort Smith, ,Harch 16l, 1s35.-52.
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pAF.T, g yE'EsEs GOODS.

EE-yIE subscribers beg leave to inform thef
 E friends and the public generally, that they have just received per steamer Eagle, direct from New Orleans, splendid assort- ment of Fall and Winter Goods, carefully selected by one of the firm, which they are now opening Ut their old stand, together With every other article in the mercantile line3 U render their assortment complete for the SEA SON. The following articles conprlze part;
 DRY GOODS.
 superfne blue, black, olive, and invisible green cloth; euperdne and common blue, Blaek mixed, dark mixed, brown and fancy eolored satinets and kersimeres; j large lot fine Kentucky jeans; black and red linseys; kerssys and negro cloths; 3 large assortment of blankets, consisting of red, green, blue, black and white Mackinaw and French blan- kets; red, yellow, and white fannels; va riety of fine merinos and Cifcassians, various colors; fine black and brown bombazines and bombazets; a large assortment of blue, black, and fancy eolored London and American prints and calicos; handsome assortment oi striped, plaid, and plain French ginghamsi superfine 4-4, 5-4, and G-4 white jaconet; null and figured Swiss, book, corded and painted muslins; 3-4, 4-A, and 5-4 bleached and brown domesties and Lowell eottonsi bed ticking; red padding; sail duck and buekramt l fine Irish and brown linens; drillings, and blue eottonades; linen and cotton diapef1 3e4 and 4-4 cotton plaids and checks; fine Italian and satin silks; silk velvet; silk and eottor hdkfs.; ladies' embroidered silk, gauge aa6 crape dress and linen pocket hdkis.; corded tskirts; linen sleeves; bobbmet and muslin
 capes and collars; fine thread and bobbine
 lace and edgings; white and black silk, wor
 sted and cotton hose; silk and cotton umbrel
 las and parasols.
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Circuit Court of Izard county, at the term thereof which commenced on the fourth Monday in May, A. D. 1885.
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FOR SALE.

4 BOUT Eleven Hundred Acres, lying on the
/ n Nam Road, on both sides of the mann Leather
wood Creek, and extending to Smiths River ON
which il about one mile. On these two streams
there good proportion o first rate bottom Nearly
one halt OF the tract cleared and III good heart The
uucIea,ed Land equal TO any for Tobacco Wheat and
Cloycr-;i0O bearing Apple trees, al very choice
tru--a variety OF almost every other KIND OF fruit
uccs.--Ihe tract remarkably well watered-u0t sur
passed or health by amy part OF the lnted States,
bcetc-Twryc miles from Dan River, at Leaks
,e-Smllh's River, eighty or ninety yards wide,
opposite this 'and very easily made navlgahlc. The
Icather"opd nud is celebrated for the richness and
durability OF its SOIL, aud this tract acknowledged 10
be- al least. equal to the best of IT, by all who know
1.-THE improvements respectable
PATRICK II. FDNTAI\E.
Henry Go. June -. wGw
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HENRY LAND EOR SALE.

/ OFFER for sale Il very valuable Tract of Land.
lying in the county Of Henry, the Smith or lr-
Vine II contains upwards of 5000 acres, and is
considered prime Tobacco Land Portions of it have
been cleared, and leased out to tenants. The rest Is
covered with the finest timber \ further description
deemed unnecessary, as persons inclined to pun
chase would view the premises for themselves.
ilthis Land is not privately sold before the lSt of
August next, (Which would greatly preicr,) | will
then dispose OF it tothe highest bidder. The terms
shallbc accommodating, and made known ON the
da, of sale. WIN. BERNARD.
June tIstA
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SLAVES G. AUCTION.

Z Campbell, pronounced IN a cause therein de
prudms between Bernard Ruckcr and Polly his
wife, Willis y. Elliott, and pat>r, hi, wife, Nanc>
Hay, and Nm, w Dmuddir, admir- oi Robert
Russell dee. plaintiffs, and James Russell, William
ltu',cl and Thomas Coek, admr. OF Pleasant Rus
sell, dec, and DAVID Russell dec, defendants
The UNDERSIGNED, The Commissioners therein
named, will, on the 23d day OF JulN, le}5, at the
Market House, in the town Of LNuehhale, expose
TO sale, by WY otpubif auction for eash, ten val
uahIe slaves, consisting Of men, women, boys and
gul.> Join ALEXANDER, x...
JoSl VII STEPHENSON, ''''" -.
linn,
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Tobacco Land for Sale or Rent.

I WISH to sell valuable tract Of Land in the
L county of Amherst, ad oming the residence OF
Maj. \. Taaicrro, containing 600 acrcs,-about
80 acres cleared, and is productive in grain.
the under is nnoods, nearly all OF which would
produce tobacco of the finest quality. Onhis tract
is comfortable dwelling, and the water is good
and plentiful
also wish TO rent several large bodies of the
richest Tobacco Land in the country, on very rea-
sonablc terms. Persons inclined to buy or rent,
would do well to give me an early call and view
for themselves. ~. DRINIMOND
Amher>t June Is is
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. T. ,,,,.,,, .ope,i6, count oi law and chanecry'
y .,.,,,,,,.d bg ,diournInont and held for the
mt, of ,0tb.,st ~ the courthouse, on thursday
~ AZ d,s IT Anit-l -35:
IN, 1r.li.t,.ryo aud john Thompson, Jr trlis-
49, The estste of Iurv Tburmond. deceased and
- Plaintiffs,
t~niast
-, ,,,,........,l S,,, f,n,erly trustee Of the
n'i, M. gbn,,nond and berchildren. William
~, ~ ~. e,,.,l, , t,,i.t.e Of the same estate
l.. u..1l,a,i :, b,s o,,u r,ht and Philip
~ "" -, , q,,,rr t,rurrlx Lucy 4
,rl,,,,,d nov the wido., 81 William L. Turner
daoo..ed T3nd, Jonc, aud Sally his wife formerly
:. M ,I,b,,,,,,,n1 David Crawford and Elizabeth his
VT. f,y,u,r, Elizabeth Thnfnond. Jesse Beck and
IpditL M. vie formerly judith Hhunuond, Claiborne
Fucker IaEnl Fucker, Charlie Christian aud Su-
-, Ian. III. tornerl, Susan Fucker. Mary Fucker
,,1 p,rs,y Fucker the Two last infants. under the
,,, r one wears bs Robert Fusry, the guar
dian eucctals assigned to defend Them III this suit
and vho toarfhrr. with tie said Claiborne Tucker
John J. fucker and Susan Christian, are the heirs
NJ I-,y of John Fucker and Mary h, wife, both now
d,r,..cd which s,d MARY wa91 formerly Mary Thur
i,npd and which said Philip fhrmond William l.
'rbpr,uoud Iuc, l. Turner SALLY Jones, Elizabeth
Crawford judith Beck and Mary Turner, deceased,
,Yere the children Of William and Lucy Thumond
,,o,, decreased and AGAINST William Turner Who
claims the interest of William l. Thuinond III SAID
r.I,i. and DaIupy Hill who claims the interest of
pb,Ip Thurn,ond Jr and against Tandy Jones, in
his own ripbt. and DAVID :. Garland, William IL.
Garland William Mckee and John G.. Neon, mcs-
and mariners, trading under the st Vie and finn Of
Mckee, 4 Nr,u Gcorne r Peasants administrator
al Ibn,n,s + plr,sonts deceased sally w Davies
late SALLY " Franklin William 4 RicheSon, I'm
,Ifr,, Hannah William S3nflcf>on. BENJAMIN Tall
1erlo administration of Elias " Ills deceased rhoma,
Davies the President Directors and COMPANY of the
HanL or VIRGINIA. Rein Porter and William and
William Gait Ir and all others. like Them claiming
In he creditors Of thc trust estate Defts
CuA1ctRy
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..,; - =, III. Kan, Li.,x,.,,,,, H.. .n.n,, dtb
l 49,, ;, ,,,,,l ,,id ,,,I h.r.,,,., ,o,,
,,,,,,aJ j., H., ,.,, and tl,, IoG,n,,r, William Nc
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,a.,J ~ H. ,I Al ,l,o,on,,on IN. c,,,9,
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POETICAE..
FOR Tffr NiEGISIAs
Farewell Of the Soul to the Body.

Companion dear the hour draws nigh,
The sentence speeds-to die-to die;
So long in mystic union held,
SO close in strong embrace eempeTd,
How canst thou bear the dread decree
That strikes thy claspng nerves from me
To Him who on this mortal shore
The same encirclinc veStmeut wore
To Him look, TO HIM bend.
To Him my shnddering tfauc comm 'nd'
Ii have ever caused thee pam
The ,hrobhng breast the burning BRAN,
With care and sleils tuia'd thee pale.
Or scorn'd thee when ,hy strength did tai;
Forgive Forgive thy task doth cease.
Friend lover, lei us part in peace.
That thou didst sometimes clog my cours',
Or with thy trfung check my force.
Or lure from heaven INV wandering must.
Or bow IN, dropping wing 10 dust
l blame thee not our Strtte - done
knew thou vert the weaker one
The vase OF earth. the trembling clnd
CONSTRAINED 10 hold the breath 81 God.
Well hast thou in my service wrought,
Thy brow hath mirror'd forth III, thought,
To wear my smile Thy lap hath elo" d,
Thy tear to speak my sorrows ilo"d;
! hlbt t8 Hath drought ilf iitH sbIlI'h
Of var, ing- tissncd melodies:
Thy hands my prompted deeds have done,
Thy feet upon mnc crrands IN
Yes-thau hasi mMk'd mY bidding we'll,
Faithful and true l--lucNolit-iHc0rll
Go to thy rest. \ qul,. hrd
Meek mother earth with flowers snail spread.
Where no more Thy sleep NV break
With icvcr'd dreams. nor mdely wake
Thy weary eve. Al quit tty hold,
For thou AIT llnt aud chill aud cold,
And still ia, grasp and gfom 81 pam
DO find me pltyIng IA thy cham,
Though angels warn me hence 10 soar,
Where ! can share tbs woes no more.
Yet shall We meet. To soothr thy pain,
Remember Ne shall meet agaIn.
Qucll with TIN, hope the vietol's sting,
And keep It ~ 4 >ignct une.
When the coliaouu shall pierce thy breast
And uaughi hut lehcs mok thy rest
Nhca stars shall t1ll and skirs be dark.
And proud suus quruch then glow worm spar
Guard thou tins hope TO hrht thN gloom.
Till the last trumpet rruds The tomb.
Then shalt thou glorious use and lur,
Nor spot. nor shade. mon Wrinkle bear
And with lowering wing elate,
The bursting Of thy bonds vii WIZ,
And hail thee "weconc 10 the >ky,'
No more to pali-no more 10 die
ILLow -GRovr, ipth,rst. 4.
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NIsST or LETTERS

n
Ii day OF JHig, 1876.
f. PERSON. enpurino for letters in the follow
mo list are requested to say that tlcy are adser-
Used.
Mis-, Ann l.. Anderson. Charlotte Ann
strong, Robcr b. Alexander, =, Amos Alexander.
B.-Gco Barkaer. John Z. Bnrru,s, Miss SUI
,an Balmo, Miss Grace Ann Burton, Nm. Il.
Brown James Banr. ? Joseph Burton, Mrs Dol
Il Bird, John \. Bird, Mrs. Hannah Bird, ;, Ma
thew Brown, Tho. II. Burns, John q. Berry, An
than, Brown, M. Elizabeth Brown, Mrs. Mildred
Boalcs, J Dim Barracks
T-Dr. \. l.. Cooper, Charles Calhoun Mis-,
France, Clarh, David Callahan, CLERK thancery
Court g. Christopher Car, Jordan Greasy, p. Car
pcnler. Polly Christian, Edwin y Carpenter,
Docf. J. \. Carpenter, ,, Wm. :. Galloway, John
[. Cadrcv, Mrs Margaret Calvert, Mrs. Mary J.
Coleman VI N. \. CLARK, Peter CashwcIi.
D-1hcodore Doyc, Miss Elizabeth David
>on. David D1nd, IT, Joseph Dcnnctt, LudweIl
Dawson, Saml. H. Davis. Campbell \. David
son. ,, Thomas Douglas, Milo q. Davenport, Ed
wlrd l.. Douglas, Nelson G. DAVIS.
E-Dr g. A. Edwards, Henry b. Evans,
Charlie, IT, Evans, Henry Erskne.
f.-Lcv Fisher, ?, Henry famsworh, Mrs.
Liza VI. Fans, James Farmer, Miss Esther ID.
Fear.
G-Jamc, Gillian, Mis-, Eliza \. NJ Goodwin,
Ms, Frances Goodwin, Adam Grimes, lloratlo
Gon A. NJ Gallon, John {. Goodwin.
U-Nis, Ann l. Hi, ,, Mr.. Nancy HARRISON
Iancs r. IlaG. :. Mr.. Nancy Hill, SamI Hobart
Henry lcvn, Peter Iansnd, 1ho, IIndlcy ,
Nj, Sarah liughes, John +. Hawkins, Miss Eliza
hcrb Hawkins, 1hmmcr loesard, Mis-, Mary
IIaek.tpt
f-Robcn Isbcll, John +. Johnson :, Mrs
Elizabc'n Jones, ". Jones.
~ ,mcs \ krctOn.
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Rcbccca Ruckcr, widow and rchct Of Anthony
Ruckcr, Iced, Abner Rueker, Aunistcad Ruckcr
AbsaIom Rurker Martin London and Ann X. his
wife, anthony Ruchcr. IL and Rcbccca b. his wife,
Marcy Shields, administrators OF " am EadS and
III hen own right, rs purchaser of said ANTHONY and
wife, Narland Richcsun, " Illiam \. Richeson John
Rchccca, Jane Mary r., Nnrilla and Jesse Richie
son, infants, under the age of twenty one years. bv
Commissioner Benagh, their GUARDIAN specially as
signed 10 defend them in this suit, Lindsey Coghi
and Ann hls vic. Amelia Gregory, Jesse Richeson,
administrator de bonis non. with the viii annexed Of
lnthomy Ruchcr, Decd, Ambrose Rurker and Mel
son {. Dawson, executors OF said Anthony Ruckcr,
decd Benjamin Nowell, executor of Spencer Nor
veil, decd, benjamin Taliatero, sheriff OF AMHERST
county, and rs such, administrator of Elias Wills
decd, Richard IL. Burks, john Bullock and james
Bullock surviving partners of Gait, Bullock \ Co..
ChSwcll Dabney, Samuel Garland, George W. Tur-
ner Richard Burks William Shelton and Arthur
i. Davis, Defendants
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hohGE Conner is now preparing himself
y ", at me on Springs, formerly called McCRE.
Ky, ~ orklNGs' situated in the county of Botc-
'o' i On inc waters OF Glade Creek, on or near the
man, II, eStcfh TOAD leading from Ivnchburg Ia
the West, ten miles above CAPTAIN Bitnr,'s and SIX
miles below the Big Lick. to accommodate boardcrs
IN PLAN Virginia style. and at as low price as the,
can De boarded at any watering place in Virginia
AS 'heSe Springs are situated in as wealthy neie
nofhood as any IN Virginia it affords as good a nai
hel as amy watering place elsewhere and as TO thu
WATER Know am unsuitable in saying, it is not sur
passed. III Virginia From the well known and gene
raj good which the water has done IN tl,e afiliced
hardly necessary for to say any thing. only that
nose VINO want information are requested to inquire
oil those who have visited them for many wears
toINER's SPRINGS,
Botetour County, Va.
June %
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E.s.S'Ea E'stsc y. ss4s,.

.,ssssn, THE subscriber, being determined to
,:,NEs.Ss remove 10 the South offer, for sale In
NNFs tract of ltnd, situated in the upper end
---ea..-- Of Buckingham county ON Bent Creek.
and about eiaht mics from James River, con-
tlnln' h reccut survey 25Sl acres, about -
acres nj which is inst rate bottom land, admirably
adapted 10 the Growth ot tobacco. The hieh land
Is ot goed quality and produce, the different kinds
at VAIN III manner we'll calculated Ia ard the
farmer Tor hi, labor The improvements are a
comfortable yelling house, and al necc>,ar, out
HOUSES. The ncighhnrhood /, not inferior to any
mthc country, in rolnt ot >ociAhity and mtclli-
gcncr, and contain, one otthr most generally APP
proved schools any where, this, OF IN the coun-
ties around.
Being determined IN move, the subscriber
pledges himself to sell the best bargain in Lands
that has ever hccn offered in the neehbourhood
Person WISHING to purchase, are requested To Give
him call Terms made perfectly satisfactory to
the purchaser. ANllS :. lSBEII.
July u r.
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NIRGINlA...N ru1es held in the elsrk's ohee
of the circuit superior court oi In" and chan
ccfy, Tor the county Of Nelson IN the month ct June.
ls:i5.-Phlp T.. Nebbef. Plaintiff, against William
: Morgan aud Lorenzo u. Alstrop Defendants
The defendant y llliam :. Morgan, rot having en-
tered hrs appearance and given security according II
the of Assembly and tie rules OF tins court and
il appearing by satisfactory evidence that lac is moi
an nhabftant Of tins commonwealth. on the motion
OF the plaintiff, by aQn=sel It is ordered, that the
SAID defendant William :. Morgan. do appear here.
on or before the first day OF September term nrXf.
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in the Lynchburg
Nfcinan. for two months successfully. and another
cops posted al th ont dooro the courthouse of tins
county, on some court lay.
4 Copx--'r,stg
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IL CHANCERY.

This cause came on tins day TO be further heard,
upon the papers formerly read, and thereport Com-
missioner ilnsley, made IN pursuance OF the deere
ta order OF the oh day OF September 1887, aud was
argued hy counsel; consideration whereof the
court not approving the special statement IN the SAID
Commissioners inst report, made the instance of
the defendant, Jesse Rcheson, doth reject the same
aud not at present deciding any of the points arising
upon the original or the recommitted report, Ethc
exceptions, doth rccommit the said reports TO the
Commissioners who made them, for him to reconsider
the same, upon due notice the parties and TO re
state and settle SAID accounts so far as in his opinion
alterations should be made therein and the court
doth further order, that the defendant Nelson C.
Dawson, now the administrator dc bonis non. with
the Will annexed, of the sand anthony Rucker dee
do render before the same Commissioner an account
OF ms administration ot the estate of his said testaor
winch account the said Commissioner is directed 70
examine state and SETTLE and To make report of the
SAID accounts 10 the court with any matters specall,
STATED" thought pertinent by himself, or required by
the parties To be stated.
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BRICK BUILDING

BRICK BUILDING, on the corner Of 1 Tb3l,
street and Second Alley, in the town of Lyaa l'
burg, and Solicits continuance of the same !,
peculiar situation Central, YET retired, ad,n'.,,
to the convenience Of business, as well a, IT, -
comfort OF transient vislterS. Without pro,,;,,a
much, it will be his constant eXertion to ncrf
every consideration conducive to the satiSf'a,.'
OF all who may wish the house. As TO Seyroatt,a
Ostlers, Bar and karier he only saws thai.
interest Is identified with that oihis guests. Fan.
lilies and Stage passengers prcerrine this soa,i,,
to Others are offered every iodoeemenl, and g MN
be subject to no Inconvenience on account or
arrival and departure of the stages. Suffice Tue
say, that if an unremitting zeal and d>positioa "
please and promote the comforts of his patra..
gives him amy claim on the public, no one ,,,1l
leave the house dissatisfied. '''ii
In addition to the Tavern establishment he In.
opened nus
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\ COpy-Tcstc.
JOHN Tna lP~CN IR. clerk.
toN tasEH ffsCa.
i1r' r. i.,Ds. .uj,e %. ! 81.

Im' - '.ass. .J,e %, i-35
The part,e 1ty,,.. IL Ia ,pa,e,that | have
appointed Ne ny, 1 "a daV or Ar ,fst next, To
commence 4 . aecou.. IN the 1It GONG orders men
toned; on uhich lay, at the hour of 10 clock, A. NJ
they requested TO attend al my Once with their
accounts, vouchers and copies OF court papers, pre-
pared lol examination and settlement.
ROBERT TINSLl,Y, Com.
JulN Il WV