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Saddle and Harness Manufaelery

THE svb.ern,e~ takes ,bi,
method of returning his thanks
10 hi, friends and The public for
the patronage heretofore ssien-
DID to him. and 10 INFORM 'hem
,hn, he is.illl carrying on the
above business. In all It's varions
brsneh.s, anr door below
Meurs. Miller T. Roberts, and
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man' snd Thomas A. Hoicombe, Secretary pro
an iha meatns was opened with prayer by The

mun, end Thomas A. Holcombe. gee,stary ,,s
ism. Tho meeting wa. opened with prayer by The
Kew. jacob n. Mitchell
The Rev. Jacob d. Mitchell EXPLAINED the ohjsc,
OF the meeting, and delivered an address, urs tne
the Importance ond necessity Of Increased Efforts IN
the cause of temperance
va motion, Thomas a. IIoleom5e. Peles Sen
bury, Doet. Henry Latham, Samuel McCorkle and
paV'd faync were appointed a committee To nuke
out correct list OF the members of this Society,"
ana ascertain who had violated the pledge, and
make report to tho quarterly meeting in May.
On motion, the Rev. Jacob ID. Mitchell, John
Thurman and Doct. H. Latham, were appointed a
standing committee, to make arrangements for all
The meetings of this Society, by giving notices. pro
curing speakers and doing all other things calcula
ted TO make the meetings interesting.
And then the meeting adjourned.
RIO. q. JENNINGS, President
/. a. HoLcoMsE, Sec. pro. tam.
II The night of this meeting was very unia
vorable and the company not large but the friends
OF the cause were gralihed in receiving several ad
dnlons TO their list, and, amongst them, u citizen
who has notify abandoned the most extensive whis-
key rae ever carried on in this place. We have
had twelve rev members, and amongst them three
merchants and retailer. We ask the aid of all
our fcllowcitizens, and especially those who, in
great measure influence and control public senli-
men'. We appeal to all, as patriots, philan,hro-
pis's and paren,s-Do help US in carrying forward
n work, in which the peace, happiness and prosper
ity OF our town are SO deeply involved. We have
no seltaegr in our scheme no party or
political purposes TO effect; NJ sectaran objects to
accomplish. We aim 10 promote the presen, and
eternal interests of the human family. We there.
fore aheciionatey ask you to abstain from the use
of ardent spirits and all intoxicating drinks-Rc-
solve, with u.s. you will touch not, taste net, handle
not the unclean thing. Give US your names, your
example. your influence.
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III. w. y IT, u WNY,

Wholesale Grocsrs Il Foneardiug Der
ehants-Richmond, Va.
ME subscribers are receiving, by he ship
= Louisiana, and other vessels, their SPRING
SUPPLf-consisting of
1000 bags prime green now crop Cofios
200 do old Java & Mocha do
$50 hhds ST Crolx n N. O. Sugars
50 boxes & 30 bbls Loaf do
2lo boxes fresh Teas
ID do conisters do
100 hhds n. .. Il L. J. Molasses
20 tlerces new Rec
100 boxes Chocolate, No. l
10 tons American, Swedes and Engli,h Iron
l2 do Blis,ercd, Cas-, and German Steel
G75 kegs Cut Nolls, all sizes
81 do Duponts Gunpowder
200 lbs Bar Lead
500 bags Shot, assorted
$50 boxes Window Glass, sby 10, aud l0by 10
1000 sacks hes, Liverpool Salt
$50 boxes Turpenlino Soap
100 do Shaving do
80 boxes Sperm Candles
10 do 1alow do
$50 reams Writing Paper (part FAINT rulod)
500 do Wrapping do all s'xcs
100 doz Bed.cords and Leading Lines
25 do pointed Buckets
so drums fresh Figs
100 boxes bunch Raisins
10 bales soft SHIELD Almonds
10 cases of Preserved Ginger
III do london Mustard
hhds best Green Copperss
10 bbls Alum
1000 lbs refined Salt Pctre
10 barrels chifp'd Logwood
IS kegs White Lead, No.
50 do Dry do do
5000 lbs Bark Dutch Nader
8 ceroons Spanish Float lnligo
SO mats Cinnamon
| bale Cloves
300 boxes Spanish and American sogou
100 bags best black Pepper
30 do do Alsplce
100 do Raco Ginger
30 kegs Ground do
rs casks sweet Malaga Win.
do old Madeira do
25 do S. M. do
80 do French do
10 do Port do
SO boxes Muscnt do
DO do Clnrct do
10 casks London i Phn Porter
s do best Ale
10 600 lbs hemlock Sole Leather
20 600 lbs Richmond, Petersburg and Smithled
Cotton Yarns, with variety Of other Goods-thc
most of which were laid in, before tho late riso in
all imported Goods.
9J Country Merchants and others. who buy to
sell again. are assured thoy can purchase Giocc-
ries as low in this market AZ at tho North. Having
extended our store to tho next fire proof building,
we are prepared to receive and forward Goods for
Merchants in tho country.
sJ All Goods sen, to our cnro will have strict
attention, and be forwarded with despatch TO the
places OF destination.
All orders promptly attended to.
II. w. g. .J. FRY.
Richmond March l6 1t
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YOUNG MEMS TEMPERANCE MEETING

YOUNG MEMS TEMPERANCE MEETING
The young Of Lynchburg and adjacent counties
will please TUESDAY the 18th inst at the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. at o'clock NJ for tho purpose
of appointing committee draft constitution TO be
sontcd in evening of tho same day at O'Clock. al
which time hoy requesto 10 assombc
with tho public generally, male and fenao.
Wo hopo TO see largo numbor of Young men from
Campbell bedford aud Amherst uniting wi III IN raising
u barrier to incompetence.
Committee Of Arrans emsnts Of the Lynchburg Young
Mems Society
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REVIEW.

OF THE LINCHBU RG MARKET.
CORRECTED ny HoLCoMeS & TYaEs.
Extreme prices of passed Tobacco 81 IS TO Q 90
Inferior to common 4 rs to so
Common to good SOTO 90
Good 10 fine 90 TO . 90
Lugs, SOTO IS
Refused Tobacco OOto 90
We have inspected 30 hhds. in tho last two
weeks. But small quantity hero for inspection Il
very little coming in. owing TO the bad roads. We
see no change in the article. Our accounts from
dull.
Stock Of Tobacco in Richmond, Petersburg and
Lynshburg
On the 18th Feb. 1884, 1925 hhd,
On the 28th Feb. 1885, $40 "
Flour. 81 90
Wheat, 60
Corn, 90
Corn Mea!, 62i
Bacon, to 10
Salt per sack 90
Clover Seed, % 10
Bacon, now, 10 to IL
Wool, 80
Oats 80 to Az
Sugarby the hid 800 10 10 SO
Coffee by tho bag IL 90 to ID w
by tho box, Imp. and Gun
powder, to 70
Hemp per tom ITO to 1913
Freight down Tho rvor bIisk a, 30 cts. Up the
river 25 10 80 cts.
Plaster and Iron. $f per ton
~ We have on hand very fine Family Flour.
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T .EMON SYRUP and Tube SAT-, d
- superior qualify, for family use.
In few days Will receive PRIME lot OF new
family MACKEREL, in huff barrels.
And RICE new crop. for sale by
Howell DAVIES
March Ia u
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Freedom from the use Of Ardent Sp''"'
JUBILEE, OR ANNlVER
SARY.

Thi. meeting wa. held at the Methodist Ep'soo-
mi Cbueh on The las, Tuesday in February, 1850
The Presiden, John NJ. Gordon. ESQ being ao-
sent, poc,. Robt. G. Jennings was appointed Cha'r'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-16

Mr.. William A. Staples.
" OU are hereby notified. tina, on the 3 aud
4,h days of April ensuing, nj the tavern Of
Raleigh Chiffon, Campbell ely. shall proceed TO
take the drpostions OF sundfy persons, 10 be read
as evidence in u cer,nm matter Of controversy,
depending ia thu Circuit Superior court oi Law
aud Chsncrry for the town u Lyncbburg in which
l. rs executor Of Samuel Porter, with others, am
defendants, and you and others plaintiffs, when
and where yon may attend.
SAMUEL DAVIDSON. eI'or. Of s Porter.
March 10 i1ihA
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FROM PENNSYLVANIA

FROM PENNSYLVANIA. (
The Jackson Slate Convention recently held -
Harrisburg for the nomination ola Governor, brck,
up in q row. Tho friends Of Mr. Wolf no ~ever-
re -nominotd him. Mr.. Muhlenburg's friends, cone
'''io''ng nearly onc-hoIf of tho body, refusing l.
attend They also nominated, Van Buren, for Pre-
s'doni, and VINO. Rives a. Vico President. and
appointed Delegates to thu National Convention. 10
be hold IN Baltimore, on the goth Of May next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-16

IJ Tho Legislature Of Virginia adjourned on
Thursday las-Among their recent acts was tbs
division OF the county Of Ohio, tho new county 10
be named lHa,s shall
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RS ~ AVS.

EFT the subscriber, IN buckingham county,
IL near MIR, Alexander Patcsons tavern, ON Fri
day NIGHT the 9Th inst, > Negro Men, ANDREW
and VI.
Andrew Is a man OF yellow complexion, and since
leaving me, understand he has wife IN Prince Ed
ward county.
Jim is Il black man, yer, stout, and will weigh
lS5 or l9Obs.
These negroes were bought in Richmond \ lib
eral reward will be given for their apprchension and
delivery in ail, either in Richmond or Lynchburg
ltdelWered 10 MIR. !. Il. ID. PAYNE, Lynchburg. he
will pay the reward, and if in Richmond, application
to he made to VIM. H. Goodwin. Il. PAYNE.
June IL Is
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sE'k& IL.

pN virtue OF deed of trust, executed by Thorn
as Smith. tothe subscriber, bearing date the 9th
day of June. 1881, and duly OF record in the clerk 5
office OF Campbell county, shall sell to the highest
bidder for ready money! at the house of said Smith
near the town ilynchburg, on the 20th day ofJune
l7;}1 the following properly, for purposes therein eX
pressed, 10 vii bay horse COW and calf, 3pigs.
pot and oven, tea kettle, irving pan, stew pan,
old Negro woman named Tanner | pair andnons
shovel \ tones, pole axe, plough. set plough
gecr, hitting hoes. washing tub. water can
piggan tin pans, | table, chairs, = Jugs 3
black bottles. Il dishes, dozen plates dozen cups
& saucers, tumbcrs, and 3 beds and furniture
Acting as trustee. shall convey such title only as
is vested IN me by said deed oftrnSt.
MERIT TALBOT. Trustee
June Il ~
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To the Cicrgy throughout the Inited .Sfates.

To The Ciorgy Throughout the tnited States.
Founrn OF JrLy.-Thc Managers Of the y
mcrcan Colonization Society respectfully remind
the Ministers ofIhc Gospel ofcvcry dcnomi alton,
who are considered amongst the best friends Of
the Colonization cause, that the Society continue
to rely on thcn annual remembrance of ii the
Sunday Immediately preceding or following the
day on which our Independence was declared.
Though some of the Churches, whose conerega-
tions are not large, may make but small collections,
vet when THESE Kind OFFERINGS are added together
they make a handsome amount, and will be the
means Of annually placing number of deserving
cmieranis, and their descendants, in a state ofcom-
Portable independence. Money collected at this
of the year, is also received in GOOD time to
aid the Society in sending out cmieranis To the
Colony nibc fall, 50 that they may arrive in Lbc-
ria soon after the commencement of the dav and
healthy season.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15

The project of colonizne c0iorcd persons in
Texas, or IN Canada, or elsewhere upon our Dor
d"rs, does not strike iaNoraby. 1t is better and
safer that ihcy should remain among us, than be
collected IN masses mar rs. And better still 50
far rs the, disposed 10 do So, that they should
rcturnto the land ofthcir fathers. OF all the cx-
pcrmcnts which have been made on this subject
the happiest results are to be- seen IN rica There
the colored man is truly free. There the road to
wealth, responsibility and usefulness is broadly
open before him. There he i, in the full possession
OF hi, rights. The only drawbacks i, the rnhea-
tlnc>s ol the climate to strangers. Bun even tins
does not apply to all the Colonies il certainly
doe not apply to Cape Pama> Nor Is there rea-
son to believe that II will long apply to Liberia
Almost all new settlement, more or less I'M
healthy III the hceinine, but the hand of industry in
time removes the existing causes. II was 50 at
jamestown and Plymouth. But even now, Lbc-
ria is more healthy than Meylco, and more healthy
than many parts of the ntcd States. Nocxpcct
10 see the day when colonies ofc0iorcd fr,,aen will
be planted, and lourishlne, all along the coast of
\lrlea aud when the mouths Of gainsayers will be
mshedto silence, and their heads covered with inil-
my. l. cannot he otherwise. They might as
well attack the Bible Socctrs or the Sunday
School Societies. Nolleys of misrepresentation
and abuse from the protested friends OF either of
these institutions, might and would occasion mo-
m"ntary embarrassment but being founded in
reason, bencN olcuce, aud humanity, they would
ride ont the storm, firm rs the Rock of Aces ON
which they are basel, so it will be with the
Colonization Society " y Jou. Com.
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To the Eittar al thu CHltirdfor.
TIlF CORN CROP.

.
10 me f9t" ~ ~. : "..s"t''.
III. VI. 'hOi'
Sin-l have loos been ol "rln'on HAT The i"rm-
ers oil ms country Nefr mol aware o. NE loss i''i
sustained, by fri>onoi Inc ''r'ir''mahhef IN "hi'h
Indian corn Is usually cultivated = l. rather that
they were not ADVISED oil the immense ln'''a'' OF
crop they might receive, by more careful clilNa-
ton OF the most behehtial gram we cultivate
last spfIug planted Se\'Iu hltlN al corn oi u'l-
ierent sorts, IN my GARDEN with We" "i aNccr-
tanning the relative rf"in'tWeh'ss 81 earl KIND.
Dn' vi" GROUND WIS loi su'''"'' am Hlc u'o"Vli'
was so severe that W. disappointed IN the result
80 TAR, as a'tull pfodutuN'h'.' Wa III question:
Hut still was resolved 10 use the hest data IN my
power, TO demonstrate thr relative lnodnc'NcncS>
of each sort, by dlssffiihe several Planis.
Ana mere would tps'fNr' thal All pants that
bear thcr blossoms and fruit on the eNtrrmcs of
the stalk or branches, have the germs OF all thcr
parts and capacities Tor trnrtc9tion formed in
them from The timo they come nP on OF the ground,
although the parts may be so minute rs not 10 be
detected And tbs Is particularly the case with
Indian corn. For 81 soon a, the stalk comes fair
~ out of the ground, iN powerful microscope, We
may discover, on dl,sreune the plant, ITS entire
capacity to bear fruit. But have not prcdlcard
my investigations on microscopic observations, but
ON the dissection oil tn mature plant, taken up with
roots
The first subject, Hst- stalk of What ! call Ma
tick corn, and Is called IN some parts of New
England, where it Wis cultivated by the Indians
before the LANDING Of the PILGRIMS. This is an
early blue and white OF blue and yellow corn, and
will grow in as poor ,ail as any other sort | have
seen, as it is perfectly aecljn,tcd 10 tins climate.
At the lst aud "a joints, there were the germs of
suckers. These, if the ground had been rich
enough, would have produced blossoms To iructitv
the late cars, and would also have produced hcrma
phrodilc ears with the blossoms.
Al the third caf or point, there Wis the germ of
an ear. ON their ton. NJ the 18th 1h and 9th
Joints, there were perfect clr,; then followed five
barren Joints with leaves between the fruit bearing
joints aud ia made bio uri ON the top. I'h, ,a-
ricty OF cora has eleven lcg,rs and Joint, ON the
main talk the Isl and "a 10 produce sucker, to
render later car, fruitful th. 81, It'll 5ih, and 9th
BEARING fruit, and tire 7th, Nth, 9,h, 10Th and lth
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eft, the corn crop, BY afording TO II portion o
its specific food, and thai II into the oreanl-
cation of the plant in the same way that other food
does, namely, through the spongcolcs OF the roots.
If this opinion is conect then the method praciis-
ed and recommended by John Taylor and Judge
Peters, of sowing it broadcast, before the last
plourhng for the crop, preferable, land ii saves
labor,) 10 pais,cring twice ON the hill. few cN-
perimcnts, to test the relative advantage of the two
modes, would tcndi settle this question: and would
be of public benefit.
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POLITICAL.
From rait's Mag azine.
6 - N ~

Go. search the lore of ancicnttmes.
And the glowing tales of Eastern chimes
Co. turn the page of each wild romance,
OF Moorish SPAN and ehisalrous France
But neither in Eastern or Southern land
Can Aladdin's lamp or Merlins wand
Compare with the talisnanlc three,
The great all-po~erful 1. $. d.
Do YOU think that man IA choosing VIE
Looks only for love and peaceful lie,
Like romantic people IN days OF old,
Ere Cupid's darts aimed al gold
Oh no he seeks, in his better half
For an animated golden calf;
Like the Israclites, he bends the knee.
To it, or ITS SYMBOL, $. d.
Time was, believed. ia a thouehtless houf
With the sage oi old that knowledge Is power
But NOR. see. It's mooushlnc and CANNON;
The only power easet is-Mamihon
For IL rules all II rules us ALL
The rich and the poor. the great and the small
DO we honor the Garter. ~ Is G. Il.
So much as the order OF I. 5. d.
Does your draper cheat an inch IN the yard,
Is the butter Won pay tor Just Que hali--=lafd
DO YOU bn, sloe leaves instead OF tea
Or tor coffee purchase ehckorcc
All this, and al .mar uickcp,
Is wrought by the spirit oil { $. d.
IN short whenever YOU hear and see
Cant, deceit. OF hypocrisy
Or villain, under vile precncc,
Assuming the garb nj innocence
Scorn not the truth uniodcd 10, me-
The agents Of mischief are { s. Il.
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lBt DEOkD
FEMALE SEMINARY.

vI,HE BEDFORD FEMALE SEMIN AIRY, went
i into operation on the 18th Of January, l15l The
Seminary IS sufficiently large 10 accommodate one
hundred pupils The location IS pleasant
and as healthy as amy in the United States All the
branches which usually taught in similar instiiu
tions, systematicl, pursued, under experienced
and approved teachers. And three years will be ne
ccssary complete regular course IN all the branch
tanphf IN tins School. Its, however left option
al with the parents guardians of the scholars 10
decide whether the regular course be pursued orno.
There are for the OF the School, three Pianos.
one Organ, Globes, School, Philosophical, Asfro-
nomical, ard Chemical Apparatus. The Schools
tic wear comprises ten months. The vacation
months May and October and the two terms will
comprise the Intervening months. The next
term will commence the first of June. There Will be
u public examination II the close of each term.
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TIE FULL FLOODED HORSE

r. Young AmerieaR Eclipse will stand
Ty II for Mares, the ensuing season, at
S1f-7f II the stable ofiIenry Brown, Jr. in
,ss...asaz-sl.s Lynchburg, and be let to mares at
S!5 the season, and 5000 ensure colt-nsurance
money will be payable soonas the mare is known
10 be IN oal transierred the usual reduction will
be made whore as many rs mares are put.
YouSG AMERICAN EoLrsE is a dark grey, five
years old tins sIue, rising fifteen and halt hands
high with clean limbs OF proportonabe symmetry,
large strong. full bone and muscle indicating great
power and durability. strongly resembling his sire,
imcricap Felipe, possessing all that lofty and com
mnndInn anntarancr.
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l. AND FOR SALE.

I WISH TO sell tract OF Land living in Bedford
County. adIolnlnghe Lands of Richard ID. Watts
f. Watts Nm A Hardy and others. lying about
two miles from Liberty, containing $50 Acres more
or less, aud about 100 Acres cleared. This land lies
we'll Is well watered suited to the cultivation of
tobacco and small gran.-Some very good tobacco
land still To clear. To those wishing To purchase.
VIII make the payments accommodating, and the
price very moderate For further particulars, appl,
to James or Elizabeth Watts. living near the premis
JOHN w II\NIIJToN
Nav II w6u.
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1 SHate StorV.--Ihc Detroit Free Press of the
l}th ulf., ewes the following account:
Yesterday, between the hours of ) and q r. NJ a
regular built snake, destitute of all appearance of a
manc, and of those phrcnological bumps or bunch
cs which are said to be appuricnaut to the old sea
scrpeni-oi slim formation, and apparently not less
than - feet in length and in the middle about i,
tcct III circumference, or 20 in diametcr-noat-
my down the Detroit river, and passing the city
generally with his head elevated from } 10 s feet,
rs III an ati'tnd" OF surveying, altcrnate y, the
merry presented on either ,horc--somoines carri-
ed along by the current, coded is il prepared To
Npr'ng upon his prey, and Ut other tumoS stretched
forward 1T full length, as il To exhibit himself for
the qualification and amusement of his heloldcrs--
his back of dark brown colour, his sides u lecp
Green, and his belly dmcy white, without fins
with small green but pisicnine eyes, cncrced with
rcdat last pluncnc forward Us in sport, and dis
appearing in the depth of Tie majestic rivcr-wa>
not seen.
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Valuable Land, near 1ynchburg. for Sale.

ID lRSIAAT To the last will and Testament, of
landon CabelI, dee. | now offer for sale that
very valuable tract of Land. belonging TO the estate
OF sad dccedent, situated ON iiarris's creek in the
county OF Amherst. about six miles from tLc town Of
Lynchburg, near the stage road leading from Iynch
burg to Charlottesville and containing 54l acres,
more orless. The contiguty of this estate TO the
Lynchburg market, and the fertility of its soil rem
der it an object peculiarly deserving the attention OF
capitalists.
The terms will be made very accommodating and
will be made known on application. Possession will
be delivered the purchaSeron the ls day Of Janu.
AIRY next, and he will have the privilege Of sowinga
crop OF small grain the land at the usual season IN
the coming fall.
should not effect private sale pre,ious 10 the
LIST day OF August next, the SAID land will. ou thai
day be cAposedto sale. the premises. by WAY Of
public auction al which time the terms of sale
(Which, as before stated will be accop,nod,-incA
will be disclosed.
The title 10 the land is believed to be unouestiona.
bly, good but acting merely as an executor | WILLOW
~ convey such title is vested in me bv The will nj
my testator. C1llSWELL DABNEY. Exon
OF landon Cabell, dec.
'"n' - If
- The Editors Of the charlottesville Advocate
Will please publish the above for one month and for
ward their account to this office for payment
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A Il Court held for Amherst county ON the 18Th
[ N day OF MAY, le35--On motion OF Samuel Smith.
son, Jr, II is ordered, That Sarah Inthicum. admin.
istratrX OF Thomas llnthicunl, dec d. be summoned
to appear here Oh the lst day OF July Court next 10
shcW cause II any She can. why she should not be
compelled 10 give ne" bond with other sufficient secl-
nty, 10 cNonerae the SAID Samuel Smtllson Jr
Copy-Teste,
ROBERT 'FINSLEY. clerk
MaN II In,