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81 AND FOR SALE.-1hc subscriber is desirous of
selling the tract of land on which ne resides in the
lower end OF Granville county, n Carolina on the wa
tcrs OF Island Creek miles from Tarrys Ferry on Ro-
anokc Ia miles South of Boydton and the same distance
South East of Carksville in the county of Mecken-
burg The tract supposed to contain upwards Of 1000
acres about 800 of which in woods and well timber
ed; the remainder cleared, and in state of improve
Ient About 80 we'll taken in red clover with
about 30 acres of st-rae branch fats we'll dched out
This land is of good quality, and well adapted to the
growth OF tobacco, wheat, corn and red clover On it,
is large twostory dwelling house, with all nece ssary
outhouses and is, lin the opinion of the subscriber alto
getheT most desirable plantation and residence Pur
chasers would do well to and see it,
June 30 [l6-w9w'] f. TONNES.
EOHN o. LAY has for SALE at his Store, ON 18th
sD street, Richmond
90 Baskets superior Champagne Wine, branded
"Key,'' "Napoleon" and hLayieu"
10 Boxes old Hook and LATTE Claret vintage Of 1870
100 Boxes Bordeaux Claret,
so Do. Muscat Wine,
20 Do. Sautcrne,
80 Or casks Marseillcs Madeira
80 Do. do Port
20 Bills. genuine Port, direct from Lisbon,
Old MADEIRA Wine, in half pipes and Or. casks
200 Bbs: FIRST quality mess and prime Pork,
100 Do. Family Flour,
$50 Do. Mountain sup. do
800 Tierces Thomaston Lime
1900 Bushels Lchigh Coal,
10 Pieces Dundee Cotton Baggng,
p Barrels Coal Tar,
% OF "Scots warranted fire proof Iron Chests :"
various sizes and prices.
July 3. l7-ots
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EN CHANCERY-VIReINIA-- a Circuit Snncrior
a. Court of Law and ChanceTy continued and held for
the county of buckingham the 10Th day of April 1895
Lawson G. Tyler, ................... Plaintiff
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d NEMAIE SEMINARY, farButue.--This Institu-
. ton is open fer The reception of young Ladies
thirty OF whom already connected with it, making
laudabe Improvement The situation is in command.
facilities for health and proficiency in science. tho
rough course OF instruction will be given young La
DIES IN all the sciences calculated to produce practical
and polite Education
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a VALUABLE TAVERN AND FARM for Rent
IA The subscribers wish to rent for one or more
their Tavern, at Lousa Courhouse and the Farm al,
tached thereto continuing nearly 400 acres of Landof
which, about 800 supposed are cleared and is
pretty good Farming land, with a meadow that would
yield, Judciously managed, hay enough to supply the
Tavern. There is now in the course Of completion
large and elegant brick addition the Tavern which
will afford nine spacious and elegant lodging rooms TO
be ready for by the time possession will be given:
making the number of rooms belonging 10 the Tavern
~, besides large dining in the cellar sufficient TO
dine upwards Of hundred persons at ore sitting with
closets, &c. This property combines ADVANTAGES rarelv
TO be met with Louisa Court house is attended nv
more persons Gt is universally admitted by all persons
who frequent the pace than any other Courthouse in
the State public daysand there being but one tavern
at the place, and all the other houses there being re-
sricted from selling spirits, giving accommodations
by boarding otherwise that will interfere with the
interest Of The Tavern, will Of course ensure larre
custom Oh such occasiOns-and il is situated on the
Main road leading from Richmond through Charottes-
vile to the Western country and where the road from
CatLersyile 10 Orange Courthouse crosses the said
Main road, and has chance all the travellers of those
roads. The stable IS extensve-fre wood convenient
aud oil the houses will be in good order-and more
heathul place is not in the United States Possession
will be given on The first day Of November next Per-
wishing 10 treat for the property will please adj
dress John Hunter, Louisa Couft-house. who v0il
promptly attend TO all communications
CHARLES THOMPSON Js
JOHN HUNTER
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT for Steamboats, to
- Washington and BaitimOre.-The new swinssiline
ard excellent steam boat Chesapeake will take passen-
gers from Che Patrick Henry for the above places, on
Wednesdays and Sundays in the Hampton Roads.
j. WILSON Captain
April q life
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HO.YORS no J0DGE .iIIRSIL9LL.

The American Philosophical Society Of Philadelpbi,
nave adopted thu most respectful resolutions Ia honor nj
the Chlct JusiiceoD motion of Dr.. Chapman Spnio,
Vice President Of the Society.
The Court and Bur Of the county Of Ohio I'm We sscd
resolutions, for cooperating with their fellow. citizens
~ SOLEMN COMMUNICATION Of his deatl-A large and
respectable meeting Of tie citizens Of Whecn5 have
" fully participated ~ the profound public BROW Which
That event has occasioDcd and which - The hos, u;
dence OF the hustrous services and extraordinary merit
Of the deceased"
The Citizens Of Lynchburg have also held pnbc
meeting and determined 10 commemorate die af.
hicng eveutby Funeral Process sion and an Orafio
and TO wear Grape their left arm for the space of dir
y days
The Circuit Superior Court Of Law and C:banee,,,
for The town ofI,ync bburg Judge Daniel presdino We
adopted the most respectful resolutions. with similar
badge Of morning
The two Debating Societies Of IyncibnrO have pai,l
the utmost respect to the memory Of the deceased
TRIBUTE or RESPECT
PrrERsnCee, July l6.Wc 10y before our readers i,.
following proceedings Of the Common Hall Of This town
~ relation TO Use dccease Of Cpf Justice Marshall A.
these proceedings speak tc universal sentiment Of Re.
tcrsburg wc ayc doubt that the request Of , Han
Will be acccded To by fcllow.citizeas-- mt
AT meeting Of The Mayor, Aldermen and Common.
atty % tie Town Of Petersburg in Common Hall At th
Curt housc OF TIC said town. Tuesday the Ia, d,v
81 july l-.iJ, called by ofdrr Of tic Alayor--
Pfewni-Juln ID. Vownes, Mayor. Gcorrc w liar.
rison. Recorder Patrick Durkin Samuel Winfree LII,
~ smith Beverly Drinkard. Robert Wilkins M ID
IAnson and Daniel Lyon, Aldermen: John Rovlct,
Geo. Zimmerman, james mcfarland ir Samnel Alor
dcca John y Siockde and John I brown. Of tbe
Coinmol Council.
The chara'an Explained ,ts Object Of The meeting
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towards him, as politician whether we have not
orooinc, al time when others have assailrd hn,--wc
leave u To oters To determine. Certain is that we
nave never sa, thing hall so harsh about MIR Leigh
as tue man who now charges with private gricfs-
ne never snid, That he century behind the age
we never insliuatcd that lac would have been Tory
unriny the Revolution If he had figured in those days
~ not cSrcrl5c, that any Press should resort t.,
employ: r. -
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MANY days cannot pass away before the ProcccJings
ot inc Court Martial and the Presidents sentence viii
be LAID before the world VIZ understand t,at sycr,i
days since mere sketch and schedule were sent do,yn
70 inc President at the Rip Rlps Bot he called for ali
uie papers They were sent TO hin--and he read them
an over, and has given them the inaturcst and most
dIsPasslonatc consideration The Secretary of The NJ,
W has been with him at the Rip Raps-and as soon as
public. w '"'"e
~ The mean time, submit The following sketch
from the New York Evening Post We will not vopcl,
Tor the statements but all VIC can now s1y is that II
they be correct Captain Reed deserves 10 be- punished
what nigh spirited young American viii take or hold n
commission 90 the service Of his country wh, il ibnt
dependent on The passionate temper and capricous a. I'M
OF his commanding 0fccr' trccd no too brfye and b
inc very scamen, whom he is expected the nc n nj
70 take IN his boat and command ashore What rro.ct
can ne exact Of hem--or what obedience can he OK
poet, We trust that if Captain Reed has abuseJ hi,
authority, he will meet the punish nent he deserves.
% Midsiipman Wilson, the officer who brought the
charges against Captain Read on which tlai indvidoal
mas recently been tried. young gentleman twenty
two ycasof age, intelligent snd IN every way entitled
70 respect u was clearly proved on the -ial thai nj,
conduct on board the Constellation (thc vessel Rad
oommandcd) bad been correct and even excnolarV -
nc crcumsianccs which led % sis bcinr pnpsl,el in
he extraordinary way that formed the or5nnd Of The
charges against Captain Read, were tle following -
"HsoH was master sulaie OF the bcr,ldcck Of the
Constellation, and had been ordered b. scnd I'm Inc
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men on deck from below. On performing this ricco
OF duty he himself deck 10 report 10 the Of
Ger ni the watch that the order fulfilled Captain
Read called To- him. Mr. Wilson, LA We you turned all tho
men up 10 this MIR. Wilson replied al have, sir
Road then exclaimed You have not sir you la We DISC
oeaicnce m your eye Hloh sir go aof sir and look
out tor land According to the testimony of some of
Tue witnesses Captain Reads phrase was Hyou look in
snlrn instead of lyon have dsobe dcncc i'm your eve
ihs uiscrepancc, however, net material TO this com
mad wilson replied, by asking il IL INTENDED for
punishment Read answered in the affirmative and re
Peat'd Inc order Mr. Wilson said he could not comply
WIN IT. Read then ordered Wilson 10 be- seized by two of
the santn aud carried forward to the forecsse whittier
he himself followed IL then addressed the wonder
ing si"rs saying, "Aly Lads, here is a young man
VINO refuses u obey orders ANY one who refuses
10 ooey the orders OF his mt fit for the ser
vicc anu mean TO make him obey them lie then or.
oefeu inc boatswain to pass bowlnc round Wilson
anu nave men take hold the rope Tor the purpose of
no sting him up Midshpman Wilson seeing what was
about To be done spranc into the rigging when the men
began to hoist and in s way he was trced about half
way up me topmas rigging The ship, the time. was
midway OF the ocean, thousand miles from, The
nearest Land, sailing under close rcecd opsails the
weather being exceedingly boisierous on Mr. vii.
son coming down from alo0 he was placed under
charge OF an armed sentinel the gun deck with
ORDERS that no should be allowed ,o sneak IN
nm; and he kept in that situation without a
ha'nm"ck' until eight o'clock the morning when
nc was again ordered to duty 1t was proved bv several
oncers That the reply of Mr.. Wilson 10 Captain Read
wheh asked by the latter if he had sent all the men on
ack was perfectly respectful that they observed no.
a hNe insolencc IN his dcmcanour disobedience
81 ",I w.. No attempt was made by Captain Read To
es'aoish inc contrary. These are some of the facts
proved on The recent trial of Captain Read and are de-
rived roma source the accuracy of which the fullest
reliance may be placed"
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&iA CENTS REWARD, Int no crpcnscs mud =
~ nan away from the subscriber on the 10th instant
meiat.o boy who calls himself LEWIS ARMIsrEAD ir
ne IS epout I'VE feet seven inches high and in the 18th
year OF ms age The said boy an ndcntcd apprcn-
ce 10 te boot and making business and all per
are hereby iorewarned employing or harbourins
in, as the law will be strictly enfoIced .
July 2Uth, 1870. RONEV
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who shamos ascrib5icr' Break one cobweb ,lrougL
nc spins ihc slight, sclfpcasiug thread anew;
i Destroy his hb or sophisiiy, inyain,

-, Ffoud OF a vast extent Of dirty limos.
we can De surprised at nothing which appears in the
Whig--lt Is utterly reckcss-It cares not for VIA, II
avs IS constantly asserting without the shadow of
Poo-t 10 constantly contradcting itself without io
Uush VI shahc-It says one day what it unsays ano-
tner-lt unwedyes at night the web which it woyc in
The day-its recklcssness Of assertion is rdnallcd l
by the coarscness Of its manner An arclcin IN s;
Gay paper, IS perfectly Characteristic SAYS that
" Leigh has not bowed down 10 the gichn0ud b,Jo ..
sought To ascend to office by propitianr that f,0
ynence winch has long ruled the State and rnonool;y
ed lts Offices, and still aspircs to do So"
Tins miserable slang was rot w some vcars AGO e.,
Poheai ehect-We then contradicted it. But il was e
Pcaed ana HsH the Whig candid cnoug., 10 denv
rs existence aitpgcther Now IT seems that il rcpcnis
o. 1e justice winch II did-rccans its own declaration
ana repcais the cauniny which il formerly denounced
But there Is another part Of its article which poi
deserves the indignation of every honorable NJ,
Wmch OF tsrcchcss councillors has prompted il 10 ak
" Is " not cxccfublc that the Editor Of the Enony.r
nhgcncrousy ayang himself Of his command Of mn
nc journal and Of its party influence should yrstC,
ms personal and long cherished hatred of Mr. a;,5
unoer thc Pretence Of promoting political princi
PIE = Who DOES not discover the ranklin0 perqo,sl
mlhRniy o. the man, under the disguise Of Che nat.
rot-end tbat puihc pretcnces mask private ercfs,s
we VIII not believe shat BENJAMIN Watkins Ie;sb
mas prompted him 10 this Much as We NAV b,c
onendcd that gentleman, do not believe that h ia,
auyised any such accusation. lie is above H. The 40
sefon Is utterly gratuitous and nnf,unded We lsvc
no personal long-chcfishcd h1trcd Of Mr. lci0l w.
os1an the charge. We have no "rnnkling ,,crsop,t
maighV towards tic man, whose course We have falt
ourselves bound 10 cfcise Whether i'm the stticfre
We nave submitted upon Sir H. q conduct We have pro
served the proper line between the DoJ;rg0 and fl
MN whether we have been guilty Of any illibcf,ic
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE AT -AIIC
IION.-'That Desirable and healiI.,. re.;.l....ss


VAML,UoAABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE AT AUG
ilON.-That desirable and healthy residence
win all the improvements thereon called Broad Rocl
containing by recent survey hundred and fort
acres being that part of the original old tract on which
the improvements have been made and consist of two
story dwelling house, fine well of water with every
convenient out house, good and substantial enclosures
anG me whole IN excellent condition.
Inc above Will be sold public auction at o'clock
on Honday the 10th day of August before the door of
me Eagle Hotel, in the City of Richmond upon the
ioio"ng terms, vz-One-sixth part of the purchase
money Cash, the balance in five equal annual nav
ments, carrying interest from the day of sale with
oeea oil trust to secure the credit payments Those
wishing to purchase invited to view the premises
before the day of sale.
Al the same time and place. after the sale of the above
ana on the same terms the following property viz -
mat valuable Milling Establishments with two hundred
una acres of Land attached creocalIed the
wood Berry Mills, situated in Powhatan county and
distant from James River about Ia miles and - from
richmond, adjoining the estates of Dr. McCaw Or Har-
rs ana others The improvements consist of n manu-
iac.urihg mali Tor Hour, grist mill MILL good store
mouse, two story dwelling house ice house &c-be-
ing an excellent stand for a retail store
ms property is well worth the attention of those
VINO wish to employ capital probably Possession will
d. gwen 70 the first named piece of property on the
Gay OF sale and to the last the first day of January
next-Sae to be conducted by j IL S. Cosny g. Co
1une 81 l22-tdsI EDWARD cox
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a BOARDING HOUSE, near lLe Inherent, of I;r.
4 e IA nta' J9r Reat-A large and commotous building
o, twenty three rooms besides apartments the base.
en', WIN cellars and out buildings, calculated 10 ac-
eommodaie such boarders TO the number of - mr. 0
as are permitted by the cnactmcnts reside be yond the
precIncts-the House being situated upon the confines
.. the University within 800 yards of the Rotunda
POSSESSION to be given the 18th September nc II the
tme at winch the of studies at the University
WIN I,ecommence: For terms, apply to the subscriber
near Winnsylile r. o., Fuvanna county, or Aexandef
Garrett Esq in Charlottesville, who win show the pre-
'h'ses ana Is authorised TO bargain for the same
July 81 l22-w5wsl JOHN H. COOKE Sen
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"ASHINGTON GLASS WORKS -s,,.
w bllshment, devoted exclusively to the manu(lc-
tufe OF window Glass having passed into the hands of the
WIN nc pat into active operation the first
OF September next The best materials and ,vorkmen
DC PROVIDED and especial care will be taken to improve
ahc quality ofthe Glass to promote which object as far
as practicable, saluary alterations have been made in The
system hitherto pursued Orders from dealers in ,
uc s snai receive prompt and becoming attention De-
T r tables o. prices may be obtained application
rns WI be as liberal any other similar manu-
factory in the United States
Address LEWIS Johnson &, C,o
Washington City, July H. 2lNst
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NVIfUE.-Was committed 10 lie J,,l ~ lii ,,,,.,
rs runaway, on the Dist Of May last a Negyo
10y named EsnYcommitled to Jail as the properfy ~
mIs; thea Swami Of Richmond says fe ielonos
W S 'ls Swami Of said city; said negro Is about IL
years OH quite black, il feet 10 -4inches bob has a
sctl on 's fignt check and lis left arm had on
wpch committed, white cotton roundabout and white
yTu PanAio9ns. he owner Of said Negro is request
co 70 come forward prove property paw chargcs ar.
sP hm away, or he viii be dealt with as tho law Directs
P. u JONES, DrpDfg
I,,y, D., ''' D"Hefey oHtFD dad JaNor IF Iign0rtr
1i-i2t
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MI lckcTson OF Fdnqacr, has waived the contcs; for
ile scat OF Mr. Thomas Marsha and the Governor has
ordered nc election TO take place the 4if Monday in
August Col John Walden, Maj. Joseph Chiffon Rich.
ara B Bucknef, aud Abslloni l1ckcrson Esqnircs are
announced as Candidates The Wings will probably hold
and unitin0 their trOnns - ~
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Mr. LIYINGSTON md Ms FRENCH mn

~ n I.'UoIUN md ne fHE.NCH DILL
splendid dinner was given on Thursday lasi ~ Tho
Ivy fio'c Of New York, in honor Of Mr. 1ivinos,on
we have no room in this mornings papcf for ibe pro-
ceedings, which occupy ~ columns of the Evcoino
rost ~ no public dinner given in the ,amc
place has 50 large an asscmbagc been collected and
none certainly ever met together with more loy Or
JfcN or eyneed purcr entiusia an ---sA mone tho
guests were Conmodorcs Rdgcly and Elliott, Governor
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che iefhrlit kod sl92
CoUffs % EScnAvoR
y. 'meln1 Rank Notes dIl2
sonia Carolina %. 2a0T.o
Cenfeif do. 4 0o
90 g..
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Correspondent OF the Charleston Mercury pulishcs
a long and eloquent appeal to the NullGcrs ~ S,L
AROMA IN favor OF union upon Judge White Mark his
words! " nudge Uhitc sdoidd he elected fin. Union
party would c dead and buried. The Nuiiifeys r0Jd
~ot 0"y lure bo eSceRdcy home Lt IN the t,SeroI
"ort'hmem IN Joot And for this ascendamcy. they
would BE- indebted to iroclamatonisi and Force Bill
man what arc we 90 make Of all this
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.-,. a PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS a vacancy hath occurred in The House
w of Delegates Of ibis State by The death Of ,rLo
mas Marshall Esq late one Of the Delerales in said
,pnse, Tor The county Of Fauqucr: Now therefore /
Lteton w. Iazewell, Governor of the said Common.
wealth. have thought proper to direct the Sheriff of the
county OF fauqueT, TO hold election on the fourth
MONDAY III August next being the Cont dsv Of said
county Tor member Of the House of Delegates 10 GI
the said vacancy. So " '
Given under my hand as Governor and under tho
-, lesser seal Of the Commonwealth at Rich
lSEALJ mond, this lih day Of july 1875
BITTLETON w TAZEWELL.
~ - 22-w4w
HOhN o: LAY has for sale at his Store. ON 18th
% street, Richmond =" ~"
% baskets superior Champagne Wine. branded
-, key, Napoleon and "fa,yicu,"
Boxes old Hook and Laftte Carct vintaqe of 1910
100 Boxes Bordeaux Claret
- Do Muscat Wine,
~ Do. Sautcrne,
~ Or. casks Morscillcs Madeira
- Do. do. Port
~ B6ls genuine Port direct from Lisbon
o. Old Madeira Wine, IN half pipes and or casLs
xOy Bbls first quality and prime Pork
lVO Do Family Flour,
I3O Do Mountain sup. do
5OV Iierces Thouaston Lime
lVOO Bushels Lchiqi Coal
~ Pieces Dundee Cotton gaoginy
- Barrels Coal Tar
p OF "Scotts warranted fro r.ooc L.. ,,t,..
various sizes and priccs q
IH
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laraon was the first paper that put forth the idea OF In
d"pendcnceand That MIR Jefferson does not deserve Tho
merit OF having hrst originated the mea of declaring
Independence, then we ask why deny him The creJ;i
winch no ono ever claimed for hm5 The toast is
however, eguiyocal--and creates doubt about Mr
TO lave existed " "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05
VIRGINIA. To WIZ.

VIRGINIA, TO W.T.:
At Rules holden 10 the Clerks odicc Of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Cban-
esry Tor Jefferson County, the FIRST Mond }
In January. 1895;
Dsrid Orsbsrn, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Dsr.d Hrycayd, sissinisf-sfoy Of .Nsrgsrst Ov,-
berr, decreased, and LEONARD Ssdisr. and Thom-
~ r. Barusn. DrrEspAnrs,
IN CHANCERY.
"vIlE defendant David Hayward not hav-
- ing entered his sppe arance, and given
security according 60 the act Of asse mbly and
the rules of this court; aud IL appearing by
Satisfactory evidence that he !. not an inhab-
liant Of this country: % is ordered. That the
said defendant do appear here on the seventh
DAY Of the nest term. and answer the bill Of
the plaintiff aud that copy Of this order
DC forthwith inserted in somo newspaper
published in Charie.town, for two months
sueeessively, and posted at the front door Of
the courthouse IN the said town Of Charles
town. A Copy-Teste,
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
January ~, 1885.
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VIRGINIA. TO W.T.;
At Rules holden 10 the Clerks Office IL tho
Circuit Superior Court % Law ahd Chan
Gerry Tor Jefferson oubty. the first MOn-
day IN January. 1885:
I'm T. Hoai~. PLI~rtTg,
AGAINST
Gesrg~ ~ CarreH. .Nebaei Tsiep. J,ffa~s
Uags-. NANCY Si8rieg. .3,flplsrff0irsr ssiiI
Dse sad aHHcrsd II I'm ShulrV, drr'd and
JsscjA Starry. .iiasn.si'a'gr d. boni. nnt
Isih f1r ssai .aHHsIcd i ne aad I'M .Slireg.
a-eA Dsuvuasr..
~ CfiANCEEI
sHHiiE defendant. Geo'ge u Cstreii. rot
HAVING sn'orsj Us appearance. sud gwen
security srcoriuE 10 tie set 81 ascend,
ADD th- roles Il tf.t to4Ft. alt rag.eufing
BY ssttiastpry -vidshss tastbs - pot .a ~
hfbitsGt ~ tbs country % {, ordered Tbat
the said defendant 3d. app. ~ iefe or tie
tri Jay ri thc rest fcrm. urd s..ssf fhf
biIi 81 the plaintiff auI ttata cops ~ iLs
order b. forthvth inserted ~ some 1es.rs
per published N ChsFiestosn. 80 2 months
sucosssiveiy. and posted ~ The front door ~
the eourt.house ~ the ssid town Of Charles
ovB. cops Tssie,
ROBERT 7. BROwN, ClrE
jan ~. ls5j