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The native American., 1837-08-10
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.

II will strike every as remarkable, that, in the
year 1862 one hundred and thirty years before the city
was laid out, that the site called Rome and the
stream that ran through it, and which Tom Moore in
order to compass wtcism, called Goose Creek, was
denominated Tiber. e-Tber-sngular coinc-
dence-to be prophetic of the splendor of the western
hemisphere
There is another anecdote relative to ths cty which
seems to mark it with solemn and impressive char.
acer Prior to the revolution, there was one house on
the banks of the Potomac, the ground now occupied
by the city of Washington, and that dwelling is still
standing, and known as Young's Mansion House,
near the long bridge, an old family domcile Mr..
c., the father of man who made himself illus
trous in the revolution, and relation, were on visit
to the family who occupied the house; and, standing
on the banks Of the river Mr.. c. after some con-
versation which has not descended to us with the a-
dion, remarked-"This place is destined to be the
seat of an immense empire"
We give an extract from the survey, in which the
names Rome and Tiber appear; and are glad to havo
an opportunity Of preserving authentic relic. We
will remark, that the paper which the survey was
written, and the handwriting, both executed in
the reign Of Charles II.
JUNE 9Th, 1869.
Layd out for Francis Pope, OF this province, Gentle
man, PARCEL Of land in CHARLES County, called Room,
lying the north side Of the Anacostan River be-
ginning at marked oak standing by the river side,
the bounded tree of Capt. Robert Troop, and running
Ncrh by the river for breadth the length of 900 peTch-
es, bounded oak standing the mouth Of bay
inien called Tber; bounding the North by the said
and line drawn East for the length Of 320 ps. to
bounded oak standing in the woods; on the East with
a line drawn South from the end of the former line
until you meet with the exterior bounded tree Of Robt
Troop, called Scotland Yard; the South, with the
sd. land; the West with the sd. river; coniaining
and now laid out for 400 acres, more or less.
The same manuscript describes the lines of the
tract called "Scoand Yard" which we deem it
cessary to transcrbe.
The native American., 1837-08-10
WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1897.

g couNTRY-ALwAYs RIsHr-BuT, RIGHT OR WRONG,
COUNTRY"
The native American., 1837-08-10

Committee on .7ddress, Of the Native american
Association ofthe United States, Washington city
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e'D.MFfEs&gO.v'E S.BLE OF

ES lRSl MT to the provisions OF decree of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery,
tor Amherst county, pronounced at the September
term, lS}5, in the of :" Garland rs Powell
the undersigned, appointed commissioner for the
purpose will proceed to sell, by way Of public aue-
tion the premises, 10 the highest bidder, for real
dy money, on Monday the lst day of May next the
following OF land, vii tract OF 5i acres
and another tract OF 240 acres, described III deed Of
lndenture, made the 9th day of June, lS21, be
tween James Powell OF the hrst part, Thomas K.
Brown Of the second part, and Archibald kobertson
John Penn and others OF the thlrd part-except as
to acres part OF the tract of354 acres, purchased
by Mrs Mildred Rose These lands lie IN the inn
mediate vicinity of Amherst Court House. and are
deemed valuable. The sale being made under a
decree of court, will be iridom fescree. The title Is
believed to lie unquestonable, but the undersigned
will convey only such t.c is vested IN him by the
decree aforesaid THOMAS \. EG BANK
Commissioner.
I
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March 30
TALUABLE MEDICINES.
MONTAl.IE'S EAI.M EOK TIE TEETH

'NlilS Balm is warranted 10 afford immediate and perma-
nent reliet IN the distressing pain of all pains
1ooachr 1t also of the best prcsery atives Tor the
teeth known.
ANTISPASMODIC TINCTURE, OR MOTHERS
COMFORTS:
and valuable remedy for Diarrhca in all its varos
FORMS ID! scnary Cmmp Cholcm Morhus, Asiatir Cholera
summer Diseases OF Children Nc &c. has been subjected 10
the most rlgid and sccntlt examination by of the
extensive Physicians and practitioners Virginia, who
recommend m their prGticc Also, BoHoparteS (C0npy
EhpHngng Nurture, TO extracting Grease, Turpentine
Paints Oils &c from Cnpcts, Boadcoth, Hats, and Silks
by which coat collars made look fresh part of
the coat with ample directions accompanying each bottle for
their
For sale by JAMES T. ROYAL,
AT. for II. B. Montague, Petersburg.
Januar, - t.
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TESF$T $.FLE.
NEGROES \ FLOODED STOCK.

IN PURSUANCE of deed of trust, executed by
4 Charcs W. McClnahan to the subscribers bear
ing dac on the 25th day of March, 1886, which is
duly recorded in the Clerk : Office OF Botetourt coun-
y court We shall, on the Goth day of May, 1887, on
the race field, near the town of Lynchburg, sell to the
highest bidder, at Public Auction, for ready money,
the following property or so much thereof as may
be necessary 10 satisfy the purposes of said deed Of
trust:
Two NEGRO men, b, name, Captain and Wilson, a
Negro woman, Judy, and her child Francis, the lat
ter about FIVE OF SIX Years old.
Also, the following stock of Blooded Mares and
Colts, To wit No. |, ch IN eight years old in foal to
the imported horse Emancipation. No. ., Patscy
Colbert, br m eigh, years old, in foa TO the same
horse. M. 3, Lady Badger, b M, eight years old,
now in foa To the celebrated horse Monsieur Ton
son. No. 6, Betty Waite, ch I, two wears old, by
Alonzo, ont OF No. !. No. = Mary Booker, br f.
one year old, by Mercury, out OF No. .. For full
and satisfactory information of the pedigree &c, of
the above Stock. refer those wishing TO purchase
10 the Turf Register, 9TH No. January, 1887
The title to the aforesaid property believed to be
unquesuonable but, acting trustees, such title
only will be conveyed to the purchaser purcha-
sers, Is vested in them by the said trust deed.
J. WRITTEN, }r.
T.. McCLANAHAN, i'"''''s
March w26 MAY
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MISS }. L. CONRAD respectfully informs the
vi Ladies of L,nchburg, that She has taken a
room at Mrs lpine's near the court House and Is
prepared give instruction in various Ornamental
branches. Ladies who are DESTROYS TO obtain in
sucon in this department of knowledge, will please
call At Mrs. lryues, where specimens OF qualification
may be seen.
Tenns.-For Portrait Painting $50; Draw
ing and Painting (connected,) SO per month Poo
nah Mezzo,nto, and on Velvet with Oil, Shell, Ebo-
ny, and Wax Work S. each, when separately
taught y Rice, Filagree Work and Browning So
each.
March 30 At
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LIABLE TOWN PROPERTY,
FOR &sEEE.

pursuance of decree of the Circuit Superior Court of
q Law and Chanccry, for Campbell county, its September
term 1886 in the of James Adams, executor of David
Moore ID, plaintiff against Edward Lynch and Others
de the undersigned Commissioners appointed for that pur-
pose will on Tuesday, The ID day of MAY proceed sell
the premises by ppulc auction for ready money!
much oi the Lot of Ground with its appurcuanccs the said
decree mcntoncdas has not been conveyed John Cuske be-
ing that valuable Lot adjoining the Second Prcshyteran
Church. with the Brick Tenement thereon known Higgin-
bothom corner SAtkNlLIE KING,
Sheriff Of CampbcH c0naty.
March 30 ids
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rr.w ,ae PHILADELPHIA .s...rrgag aep,.

rren fas Fhilade, lila as1,srlqg Aep,.
We GIVE below a poem by Miss Browne. Will
which that lady has obgingly favored us. We are
authorized to expect further contributions from the
same source. Miss Browne Is we'll known to Amefi-
can readers BY her contributions to the kneAefbock
81 and other periodicals. She intimate and
valued friend Of the lamcnted Mrs. Henans.
THE VISION OF DRY BONES.
BY Miss Mary ANNE BEowNE.
-iukor Of Nom Blanc Ida. The CeroHaL 81.
"And he said unto me- Son of man, can these dry
homes lyel And answ cred, . Lord God, thon
knowest."- E,ek;el, xvii J.
Lone was the valley, lone nnl still,
No creeping wind, tinkling ri.
No falling fountains rcsil ~ ~ffift,
No fitting bird sies Of he
And vlhtenuls midst tia I'll "a Stone.
Assilrnr lay tn li5,e,s iaincs.
And III IN eit-d rtoa.s hsari
Within his heart tAe hol, word.
Prom linn Who oals Do Ian eiec.
Can tAese dr, bouea aizt a.3 d., 90
Years in HAT alley hadti 10,
The relics ui an arm, -laia.
Their du.t Vas iuouli riue On il. ground
Til. croefing weeds hai WRAPPED ia IN round
Yet at tn ,oica ol prpphery.
Shook, and VIZ stunned, t'los, ran1aHt- dr.
Th-r, irnm their bed ~ cold AMI Ianz,
Together rame hoae Ia Ia , n.
rr.sh cloth j aelin f'i1-. TOYS o.d'afi.
And all Gilt ia I. saf t.atlt
Again ia. ,,i.s. of 6ial " Mt ftai.
Aud tl, four viul- wi, ssik tn oafh
IiSe spirits, nj ll.,t sair' d. caaH.
And br atlfd ini, t.e.. laiu9 a'H'h
The br at, of lf. aa1 In ths tod,
An army in then uaitrAz-
Oh. proof of 6o1s as'l-hta pos 81.
Type ofhi- d-an. II IA hour
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INEUas GAAk.
To persons suffering from Rheumatic
COMPLAINTS.
T. The E3iior Of The Z. gmrer.


- iR-on the principle ncucaed by the and good DR.
- franklin diAuse del, possible m
ouower miigata the Affections oi 1 human
NJ feel incumbent upon 10 make known through the
medium Of useful paper that reading therein adfcr
t4gmcnt of DR. Jes i.niurut far the OF XII MA
TlSH, WAS nrcby impressed with belief that ii cal
culnrd remove the Rheumatic Affection which
had boon cel subjected, almost
dcpfRns ofihc of limbs. laccordngly procured
atfr and tetnrr had used the whole of found
.a rrl.f TIM asfl nv confidence in IT, aud led M
Obtain lnohcr bottle the of which has mplev removed
rh swelling and pam. ofmy limbs together with tn cramp
aud restored them 10 tirir wDnted sigof.
am respectfully your',
GEORGE TAYLOR, in.
Ilrmpstrad, l. March 9th.
Persons suffering the above complaints. and despair
from the failure OF the remedies they have
acd tied make , of this long and celebrated med
winch has past cured and relieved is also
doing tion4ands Who had dcspuircd Of relief Nothing
but FAR nal adequate idea u it, unryalled excel
rnce. II u also Of the best applications known Tor si
Of the joints uumbne, pmns and chibItu-. Prize -
cents.
o. None genuine ualcss signed T. kIppEk the
wrapper fsOi proprietor and Successor 10 nf Couwayby
whom ey for sal. his Counting ROOM No. 81, Court
sraef, Boston, and b. his special appointment by
J. I. ROY ALL and
Howell DAVIES, Lyaehbars.
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WHLItM H. ciIARI.Es 5. WINE Manufacture anu. i
north Second Street. Philadelphia, offer for sac-lan and
Pier Looking Glasses in gilt mahogany and frames tor
let swing tablet and shaving Glasses Hardware; Cutlery
Plated, Britannia and Imitation Silver Wares.
The advertisers carving on the Manufacture Of Looking
Glasses and Importing their Hardware direct from the
featuring establishments OF blrmn2 ham and Hhehed Eng
land nahc those who may be disposed 10
chase of them that their prices and terms nccomodat
ing as those OF any similar estabsmehln any OF the Atlantic
cities.
Tea aud Dessert Spoons Fable and Dessert Jour prong Forks,
Soup, Oyster and Todd, Ladies' sab and Mustard spoon
SUGAR longs Butter Knives; Fish Shccri Table Casters
Fruit Knives word to those acquainted with may
be place, Its value useful cheap, and beaut
FIJI article OF table use combining as docs all tn; goo quail
ties OF genuine % IL conhm'd by the testimony OF all VINO
have used and also It's being the best substitute for real
silver vet discovered A. toit+ chenpness it is enough say
the price is barely tlHn Hitrd that of silver
The following from Professor Hopkins, will give some idea
OF this mc"I had several slips OF FURNISHED and exposed
or several DAYS 10 the action OF D"tH Snphurc Dilute Nn-
atc and Dilute Acctc Acids, and also to solution OF com
salt The pieces placed upright in the glasses
tanning the liquids, as to be immersed TO about hall their
length Al the end frc dyS the results as follows:
In the salt and the metal in the least dcgre.
nishcd. x In strong Sulphurc Acid the same. II The
acid frequently called "Radica Vinegar, though mixed with
water still many times than vinegar used in
families 1t did not dissolve the metal bat the latter remained
as bright here immersed in the acid, original
". Nitric Acid dsolHes the alloy with rapidly; but
this acid acts with equal power Slycriself
The results have satisfied perfectly that your alloy may
be used with safety orony purpose to which Silver is usually
applied i'll family"
consider the trials have made of it far exceeding any
which would be subjected ordinary hOuschodusc From
lis resistance the of corrosive acid beauty and
low price consider excellent substitute for the cost
|, metal o. Its color and ute nearly resemble those
silver that it difficult to distinguish the ON, from the other
Signed, W. l.. HOPKINS,
Acting Prof of Chemistry t. States Military Academy West
Point
able and experienced Looking Glass packer is employed
that every satisfaction guaranteed than department A.
to the rest the advertisers med TO spare no pains to render
in want of goods in Their line give them call.
W. II. & c. $. W.
Philadelphia Januar. %. BIN.
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NJ arch 80
A.AEE ANN az.


~ rl'ilIS celebrated ioal grtter, will
T-"yfa L the present season, stand at
sN cK ghr, 1 VII, n MGsE Xnr'Hs eo1" l
Bovdton. fifteen North of Carkssilie, seventeen
South of Lunenburg Court house, and Will he let to
mares at seventy five dollars the season. Any gen
tlcman becoming responsible for the payment of a
class Of mares put them at sixty dollars each the
Scason.--One dollar to the Groom IN every CASE
Season commenced the first day OF February, and
will expire on the first day of july Mares left
with Gohannah will be fed agreeabl, orders, and
charged accordingly. Large and extensive Pasturaee
eras.-Eycr, possible will be taken to prevent
accidents or escapes, but will not be liable for either
Servants sent with mares to Gohannah will be board
ed free OF charge. Gohannah having been often
advertised, think it unnecessary to say any thing
about his Blood or Performances, and the high price
he sold tor Fall before last at public auction is cs
dcncc sufficient OF his high standing getter of
Race Horses.
March Is ct
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7 =R.tNIA ,..#- upai.l IN Ia. ,i,ita u % " u
! G,r,,,,, Suar Cont Of Law and Chanrcrs, ior u'
~, ~ I,irhlsi', the Jll, day OF December, 1910;
W,r, Rhar draert by sampson Dinsuid, her nea ,
ri,Hd,
against Dill
lanes e 10, b,instrnor with the will annexed oil mn
IN Rbnr ID N Rhor widow Of tn sud Philip isno.,
III The .,ma /. 4 Boyd and Ana his wit iate am
Rlr Isba,n All,nl Lucinda his wife. late nrinda i'oi1'
Philip liohr and liam Rohr heirs oil 'Ae'i ,fia,s
William Burl an / hne Rohr, b''ei''i''
Is GHANCERY.
The defendant liam Bard moi havins eh'si,o ~ J
apr and 81, en- according 10 the at OF Assembly nhd
tb rn, This ed and IL appearing by satisfactory eVhnre
ff he i mol nm iltnt of In. country 1t ord red lha
t a,d d. fpln nppear her, on the first day OF The mex
lep and answer Si Of the Plaintiff and copy oi ms or
DIR b. torlla th aed IN ne~ spaper pflhtc" III ~ "
of IL nrhburg, iorb months suceessvea' am P'' u "
front door OF the it-hoHse, IN the sand tp"h'
\ Copy-restr, ,..,,,... ..,..
VII
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NOTICE.

TNHE subscriber wants immediately two wei
l. grown boys, as Apprentices to the Cunyng Blu
siness. Boys from the country of good morals will
alone be taken Apply at my Tannery, near Lynch
burg. DAVID HOFFMAN.
Bfookvc, March Is Is
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T. BEES.

lust received, a superior lot of CANDIES
- which will be sold Low, by Wholesale or RE
TAIL, at the sign of the Boy g. Mortar
FOURQUREAN q PAL MER.
March 20 Is
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.yOsHNEYMEN TsNy.ES

EHREE OR FOUR GOOD JOURNENMEN
i TIMERS, will find constant employment,
and good wages, ON immediate application the
subscriber, in Lynchburg TILDEN REED.
March % IL
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February 20

VIRGINIA:
r rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Super
"A Court of Law and Chancery for the OF lynch
WiIlmn, phnn" "'! VI wv > Plaintiff
against
Faycte II. Norye and Mary J. his wife, William Cis6orne
and Comclia X. r. his WIFE and Virginia A. Roane Safah
Roane, James NJ Roanc and VIM. r. Roane, infants by James
Benagh specially assigned their guardian, Defendants
In CHANCERY.
The defendants Fayctte II. Norvell and Mary j. ms WI"
not having entered their appearance and given security
ing the of Assembly and the rules othis court ana
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not nhab
of this II is ordered thai the said defendants 40 I'm
pear here the first day of the and answer inc m
OF the plaintiff and that copy of this order be or'hwln
serted newspaper printed in the of LynchonIs
for months successfully and posted the front door o
''''' d. ROBES, cLIrK
Ephrrorv w2m
NIRGlNIA-Ata court OF quarterly session continued IN
held for Campbell county, at the Courthouse thefco
ArbiIlps VI Monrno ,''' Plaintiff
against ia
Charles l.. Adams and james 2. Bullock, DefenoeH
Oh Bill OF lNJuNCTIoS: ,;,
II appearing the satisfaction of the court that fhe d
tiff Achilles l.. Moornan has entered into bond
the law Directs and il also appearing by satisatp IL
dence that he nhabiiant OF this commonweh I'D
ordered that unless he into additional bond WIN
sufficient security the law directs, before he
of the August of this that this canso ,t.
stand dismissed of this day, and that copy ,c
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper, pnu ut,
town of lynchburg and posted at the front door oil INC
house of this on twoseveral court days.
Copy-Teste,
N,h ~ '-''' ~ Vim
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KENTUCKY JEANS.

lust RECEIVED direct from the Mandatory
- Kentucky Jeans, OF it very fine and beautl-
full MARTIN, WARD x DAVIS.
Fovember p Is
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i # WILL STAND. the cnsnin.
KIN T;::;;:,; .. %,,.:' &c ''' ::
/ VIII be . dollars the season. discharged b. til,
payment Of - doats within the seasoH-and So t,
insure q mare TO be with foal, The insurance moao'
PAYABLE the mare is ascertaiued to be viii
ioa, transferred SO the single leap payable M,
time ri service. aud q dollarto the groom IN eacl
Liberal deduction viii be made By any gentle
man putting ~ more mares.
Good Pasutase vii be furnished lnr mares gratis
+ N1fes led NJ , - cents prrday.
The ercalest care aud attention will be paid Il
and colt, b, e1rci1l eroonrs provided ior iii,
PURPOSE, and every cSerinn will be used 10 prevent
accidents escapes. but responsbllIt, Tor either
DESCRIPTION.
hOlNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE, is a roau.'
more readily known. III Virginia a. p Mulberry 81
Mckinney Roam, seven years old tins Sptag. risiug
fifteen and halt hands hlgh large strong bone aud
muscle measuring The same around he elrth, the lcg
aud pHsern bones and consequently, the same around
other bones that old American Eclipse doc thus
strongly resembling ms noble sIre, III all lc essential
points ton speed, gfcdi power and dlnaOs--thc cha
rLcrr.tlc ttat, Of ths strain OF lursrs, from the
English Eclipse down 10 on day.
PEDIGREE.
lis dam NIller's Mad bred b. tIr lafr Cen
Coles Of Dosris. Long Island own spttr to Arueri-
can Eclpae-sotby DuIoe out Of liic noted Miller,
Daa.>rl. BY oil Messenger dam tire N ported Pofzos
niuc. Dmoek, by Diomcde, ont - Amanda. The
blood ol the above horses, too Wei known need
further comments, being the immediate dcs asldln's
OF the best blood thh England can baai IL In Gret
Britain the breeders OF stock sreh 10 trace b3c, II
thr.e Great stratus Of horses the Eclpsc the Hcrns
and the MateAcms, and tracing 10 hemthrv art SIT
lsGed rot wishing ans thing better. THIS stock that
NC have past named IS the result OF m Yturc oil tlr
llcrod ali TN Eclipse crosses, than nell aetling
could be better tIle 1Irrud STRAIN BENZ a, rrmatka
bic Ton essential qualities ui speed ind i"ttou, the
Eclipse 80 ianicd Tor endurance, sWncSs and all else
we could dcsrr IN horse.
NDlf Nj AMERICAN ECLIPSE promises 10
equal any horse ia this country asa storl horse. The
following Certificates from Nh. Baxter, who trained
him while IN Mr. Van Ranst's possessions, will shew
thai he 9 Inhibited treat speed and bottom nhs train
lpp but was OBLIGED to lake HIM OUT lor tin causes
he mentions
CEI.rIEIGATES
! do hereby certify that | trained Nh. {. ". Van
R,st. p,,y Eclin,,. colt BY American Eclipse ont
ri ms full sister and found by the TRIALS made with
HIM and Two Felipe Colts WIS training for MAJOR
Wm Jonos. ot New Market. l.. l., that he Lad good
Su,ed and bottom and regret that could not hasr
him araln ON re auar tram IN a good iN. He came
to me with desperate back from he tongue OF Il buc-
kIr having been forced down INTO the lcsi b, the sad
dl, Nhe,,. # renamed nntd he run his accustomed
distance winch rfe,cnle, his being rod. until the
10th OF September. and by driving his work. the time
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VIRGINIA :yAt rules held in the clerk Office of the Cir
cult superior Court of Law and Chanrcry for the county
of Amherst, on the 9Th day of November, 1885:
James Shields, Plaintiff
John GilIat and William Gilat merchants and partners
trading uler the stl e and firm OF John and " lam CLINT
who assgnccs OF David = Garland and the sad David =
Garland, Defendants
~ CHANCFRY.
The defendants John Gilat and V liam Gia not having
red t appearance and socmity according the
Assembly and the rules of this courtanl appearing
hauts Of tins commonwealth il is order tlut the aid de-
fndan appear before the Judge OF said court AT the
house, the first dr' OF April term and the bill
OF the plaintiff; and that copy Of Iis or be forthwith
~ and posted tn front door of the house Of tbs
~ JOlIN THOMPSON Jr. CIk.
J,nuary 30 WIN
HTlRGINit:-At court held for Nelson county, ut the
courthouse, on Monday, the 23d day of January l337
Nathaniel Harlow, Plaintiff,
against
Benjamin D Harris, Samuel Gay AMI George Williams,
Defendants.
Is CHANCrRI.
the motion of the Plaintiff by counsel who fled his bill,
aud app the court that the Defendant Benlamn y.
Harris nhahltrt Of this country is red That
tn Defendants Samuel GAY and George ilians be cnoued
and inhibited from paving away 9th rwIse dposng OF any
MONEY! goods other effects which they hayo which
hcrcat their hands, bconcne 10 the said Bcna-
D. Harris, the Of hundred and sixty dollars
subject the Plaintiffs demand and the utur' order and de-
OF tins concerning the And "a further or
dercd That the said Defendant benjamin. D. Harris, do mp
pear hire before the fourth Monday in Nav aud
the hsDi the Plaintiff and that copy OF In. order be
forthwith inserted in the Iynehhurg Nirnan for two months
~"a ""aS thereof posted a. the trout "'
Copt-feste,
SP. GARLAND, ei'K.
Fcbrtnr, 10 VIM
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TER Us.

VIII be p dollars the season discharged b. the
payment at - doats within the sea ton-antl So to
insure q mare TO be with ioal. the insurance Inouey
PAYABLE soon the maze Is ascetaned to be with
fea transferred So the single leap, PAYABLE n The
time ul service aud 81 dollar 10 the groom IN Zach
ca.r. Liberal deduction viii be made, b} any gentle
uan putting more mares
Good pastutaee viii he furnished lof mares gratis.
Nafes irj NJ } cents prrday.
The greatest care aud attention will be paid to
narcs md colts by careful eroonis provided Tor the
purpose. and rvtis eXsrIun will be used 10 prevent
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