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.n5 ,acea In the room had been waiting for Harris
The Fosters concealed by the inside doorway pe
;np ON the right Of it, from Ilarrss sight as he wen.
i, It Kizer entered with md before Harris WITHOUT
secinr tieni. Harris stopped moment at the couh-
ter of The bar drink water. As he did So os-
ter rose from his place, and sald with LOUD voice.
that he had enunciation Remuneration TO MAKE
and "a he uttered the words, (tlarrs, who was
neither addressed or named BY him, being in the
act Of turning toward the spenker) fired his pistol ne
FIRE the last word was out OF his mouth Harris
did moi know that It was Foster who spoke. The pistol
was fired at ten or twelve feet distance one Dali en-
tered Harrlss breast and another passeu ',ouSh no
arm After he fell or was in the act OF ialln9, tie
other Foster attempted TO shoot him, ana was prevent
ed by Kizer and the bar-keeper Barnes Inc f"s,
ters then went off. The strikers were 81 ioo"'e"
that if Harris had seen Foster, or drawn "e"Pom
they could and would have sezed nm. ~, ~ az
such dasardly base cowardly, attempt al
ed assassination, took place IN any c'''@eu
The ball that entered Harriss breast has not been
found 1t is supposed to have Just passed throus" Tx
breast bone and dropped down INTO ,he cas.sS va
out materially iniuring the lungs. Hopes are en'el
tanned of his living. | him an honr ago, ne -
ain and collected, and ready TO meet his fate ne hau
no expectation of being attacked, although ne hau oee
admonished that he threatened Some days oei"'e'
nj tie Inu young Foster had been abusing ana sian
derlnr General Jackson, AM charging nm WIN nav
nr been curse To his country. His remarks were
addressed to u company of whom Harris was one ;
sitting around the fire in the public room Harris
had remarked that any man were to address such
CHARGES against Gen Jackson to him (iarrs) person
ally he should feel constrained TO tell him was false
Foster dlscaimed intending to abuse General JACKSON
personally, saying it his measures alone, Oh witch
he spoke. Harris said he had right 10 condemn aho
cr,cise measures but not to abuse personally vene
rablc patriot private citizen ms Hhaler ,ii'n
passed of. But others took it up afterwards, and sci
Foster on to demand further explanations next day o.
In IN ny eycppt what he haI
given The whole matter however, on the evening %
the attack was supposed to have been dropped But
was not with those behind The curtain. lhey mace
it the occasion Of the cowardy attack, which was made
nearly have hastily stated.
Per Contra-The Nashville (Whigl Banner con-
iains card from Mr.. Foster, reply To statement in
the Union, relative to his attack upon Mr.. Harris,
whom he dangerously wounded with pistol he
says that instead Of Mr. Harris being nnpreparea ana
unconscious Of his intention at the time he hred, MT
H. was advancing upon him in hostile attitude, armed
with pistol and hat, had he not fired, his lie would
have been sacrificed. lie denies that his younger
brother fired upon Mr.. H. The affair will OF course be
judicial!y investigated
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SLATE RIVER ACADEMY-The Eighth Session t"i ten
- onils) VIII The 10Th January,
Isi and clur 9Th December following, with vacation OF len
ty the last The building will be- ready for tie
opening Of he School. large heiug 81 BY u feet, We'll ar
ranged accommodation Of about 90 scholars WIN seats
and decks Lecture oon Maps, Large Globes Pa
neiariu T0ur.uu Telescope Views and Philosophical aPpa
rals II situated o buckingham Courthouse, and
n regards morals is surpassed by any III the STATE
The stage Richmond 10 Iyncbnrs passes within mo
miles Of III" Academy.
mus Scloo w,l under charge Of Mr. L. e. Eoynion
aided nv SIR Charles rarnnwsk-bu; graduates III institutions
If high standing the Of country aud tie latter OF the
University BrIin Of Tie s literary institutions IN Inc
Continent Mr. Iarnowski speaks TIE French Spanish, Italian
aud German, and viii instruction IN these languages Orally
and eramnalicay which il the most approved method
TERMS.
orthosraply, Reading, Writing Arithmetic, Geography and
English Grammar, gu w
Natural Philosophy, Astronomy Chemistry Rhetoric, Lo
Sio, i"ran ,nu sr,iu" e. ''o'op's' 30 no
a,;n ,;rrgi and li.ar.w 81 90
lSnmrh sn,o,sh Italian and German rcxtra1 10 90
A. our object School tor children, We
will furnish Washing lodging, lights, &C at s. IL per
month deduction except III Gases OF
that the morals of The pupils board
ing with will be attended Is very Important that SUI
dents should the beginning of hs session. when the cas
Is will arranged and the different branches commenced run
lie Examinations will he held the last OF June and 81 DecenOer
Apply 10 either of directed 10 buckingham Court House
'''' WILLIAM r. MUSELEY,
TIL. II. BONDURANT
GRANDEKSON MOSELEY.
--x.ttU
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s,stes. BY becoming the refuge Of the ern'na I "
I'll The States THIS is what the trainers oil lhe wv"
stitutinn intended TO guard against, "iieh Wv !,-,eJ
the fugitive shaH be delivered up 10 cons,itu
where the offence committed. III the So"
t;on has only embraced arising under Tue law"
of nations, il IS not likely that The apie IL" :
who drafted the section would have SAID So: r.,
sucb was the intention OF the section, is IL i'Sei9 VIZ
The Convention would have made the provision % ga"
nh, rs LANGUAGE can be, TO embrace every species ~
c,,ue mud made the language thus imperative oii ~
onhor,v Of the Stale To which the fugitive sh' =!
n surrender IN the fugitive demand oi Tue ~
tive of the State where the offence was conm''eu' '"
think not. . =, rr,;ye of
y;r,;,, in his views of the constitutional right, III ,
to demand and want Of authority IN the Exrcu'N.
N. York 10 refuse to deliver the feons for trial. 10 e
State authorities where the offence was com,' Co.
They. fully concur with the Legislature OF tne ole
of Virginia. in the preamble and resolutions
and or the reasons assigned by the Legislature III
reomble Your committee therefore offer TO the d.
nate the following resolutions: - r. I,s,-
P,solred Ju The General assembly Of the State % hen
tueky That they have carefully examined 'e rsso.
uions uassed BY the Legislature of that Sta'e'
10 the demand otthe Executive of Virginia on ''ie iA
scn,ve If New York, Of the surrender of three ius'
,yes from Justice, 10 wit: Peter Johnson, nuM -,
Smith and Isaac Gansey-nnd tue resohs ASST ~ ny;
tia Erecutiye of New York for his failing and REFUSING
10 comply with the demand, and that III the oP''o.
Of The Legislature of the State of Kentucky te sa,a
II the Executive Of New York for failing 10
surrender said fugtves- Johnson Edward S Ero
and Isaac Gansy-on the sad demand o, aud that
cuiive Of Virginia. are wholly insufficient r s"a
8 ,he State ofNew York shall sustain the Executive
Of that State in his conduct in refusing 10 deliver up
said feons for trial in the State of Virginia where "e
offence was committed, tha, it will place all the slave
holding States imminent jeopardy and demand !, '' Ue,
Them moi only their solemn protest, but render u ne
That ;bey adont measures for their own safety
and preservation against the awIess acts of all slave
stealing rlons, as well 10 maintain due ooeu'ehce
10 their rights as coniedera,ed States
Resoired That the Executive of this State caus Sc
coaes If This repo-, and resolution TO be transmitted TO
,ba Executive of Virginia. with request that he lay
Tho game before the Legislature.
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GREAT EcLirsE or THE MooS.-There will be
total and magnificent eclipse OF the Moon in the eve
ming of the 9TH day of February next, commencing al
: o clock, minutes; and should the atmosphere be
clear il will present sublime spectacle as We sell
dom witness The eclipse will commence ., o'clock,
minutes in the evening, hours and minutes after
the Moon rises; it will be visible 10 al parts Of the u
States the Canadas, the greater part OF Mexico the
whole Of South America, all parts of the Atlantic
Ocean, the whole of Europe, and far east as the me-
ridan Of Bombay in Hndostan, at which place the
moon will 90 down partially eclipscd The moon will
totally cclipsed at Arabia, Cons,antlnople Egypt,
the countries adjacent 10 The Caspian Sea, and Moscow
in Russia The moon will arise totally cclpsed at A.
orn, at the mouth Of the Columbia River, IN Oregon
Territory, and will be visible 10 all parts oil the earth,
where the moon is above the horizon.
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TIME exercises School viii close the Goth of Dcccn
i her and commence again the 18th Jinnary The stb>c
propose all students, who wish u, thorough
course Of Ancient Languages and Mathematics, IN addition Ia
the Elementary English branches They also think this School
holds strong Inducements 10 those who are preparing Tor Col
legr. :.
The location regards health and the absence Of inducements
10 vice il surpassed by Ia the state
Boarding may obtained in several respectable families IN Inc
nechhorhood, and also, with one oil lie sabscpci uheuae
every thing except lishts.l
Rates Of Tui,on-Payabe NJ the end OF each session
FoAncent Languages and Mathematics either, SIS % pei
session.
For Elementary Eusis! branches, sig 80 per session.
No student will received for less time than session
and no reduction absence except in cases Of sickness
Board 5 per session Of i've months one half 70 aay ance
JND. e. BLACKWELL.
THOMAS BLACkWE ELL.
t.
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McLEoD.-The Niagara Chronicle Of the l4th inst,
has the following paragraph in relation to this ndivl-
dual:
We understand that Mr.. Mcleod will to-day give
the required bail at Lockport This step, We believe,
would not have been taken had there been any Proba-
blity of his trial taking place when the court sis IN
February but as is almost certain that he would have
been incarceraed for many months before his perse
cutors would bring the on, It is far better that he
should be at liberty in the lime his health having
already suffered materially from the unjust confinement
of which he has been the victim
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Buckingham. Sept 81. Ism.
CONCORD AT1nrNy-

THE next Session al this Institution VIII n
Of February and terminate ilie last Of June |,
ted IN CAROLYN. county forty mites North Of Richmond
miles from the Richmond aud Frederic h>bUrg Rai,ngI
course comprises the languages >t.,t
SaTy thDrongh preparation al students for tul,r-
yerses. The prize q board and tuition for the >t., ,
months is 500. payable IN advance.
Persons dc>irons at information relative ihr ic-,r
referred The Hon. r. ". T. Hunter, Ilrn. joel Iiu.
the anne Ned testimonials Of Judge John Y Mason IL >
ton and Professors Rogers and Harrison Of the in,
Virginia. Parents and guardians who may win q t.,
and wards Al tins Seminary, viii direct then lcrifi
cord Academy, Caroline county, Va, addressed q either
subscribers /. ". COLEMAN. H..
J. u. GDIEMAN
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ID. ". HOYT a CO.'S Cont Of Fortune.

SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY.
WE have a brilliant collection II
~ than tiuSc hr drawn ~ the month 1T IrhtG1N.
give the first, 4 dan VIII publish fa.f
Our rld patrons " III ind u, usual. thankful In =
and tlrn that, usual, they Will BIZ nn>Wa
the utmost pronptirrs:
VIRGINIA MONONGAI.IA LOTTERY, Ca !.
To be drawn February ftb, 1871. CariIsl,-Sitlyi. .5
5000, 5000, goa, ,!S7 and 80 prizes cr 900
Ticket SlG-Sharcs in proportion.
certificate of package of 70 whole tickets val BE- ~.
$780, halves and quarters In proportion.
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NrOTlCE-By vtue of Feed OF Trust, Of record in the
County Court Edward executed for purposes
specified by Jack faugan we shall on ' lh day ="
February premises proceed L. SELL for cash. ne
Tract Of Land lying III the county oil Prince Ed
ward containing originally h estimation, ceE hundred acres
on which Jack Vaughan resides, adjoining the lands oi
The estate Of Thomas D. Ls,n, deceased AM others aricu-
Il dr,rr;on Of land Is dccue unnecessary We sel rs
Trustees entertained Of the TILE; but We shall convey
onI sue title ) ) vested III n. NJ Trustees
SAMI. 4 ANDERSON, T.,.,.,,
HENRY y. WATKINS ~
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LHiFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away ifnn TIE sun,
living MddcseS county, on the 9TH oi the present
negro named Charles. Charles Is very ls.l, n
mulatto fellow, with very light blue eyes, about W+u
old five feet SIX or eight inches high and well prnpof,,t
had on, when he len cloth close coat, h.r car
falcons, and bite fur hal He left wlIunt any ~
ever and doubt rndeavorinc IL Get L" free SIT H.
sensible fellow, and well calculated pl,
Tested will give the above reward for the apprciit -
delivery Of him me, secured any jail So That -
again. Any information concerning him will be- til,.t
ceved Ny address, is CurchriIe, Mddlesex Count. H.
WIN. l. ~
Rucknrham Sent. o. lsin y
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POETRY.
aMrcA vrr usm.,S. cssr>"."
aaS,raws Of the Orleans Pcayune, addresses INC io
lowing 10 the Old Hero un the si January:


-aStraws OF the New Orleans Pcayune, adutcssee ~
Ing 10 the Old Hero un the slh January;
TO GENERAL JACKSON.
Well Genial YOU re no longer young;
Your forehead, wrnkied now,
Speaks time, IA doth the Pisd snow
That crowns thy mountain hroW.
you,ye ioined The Church TOO, Genefai,
And Won believe the p2sr-
Tint earth itself shall toter, and
Its mountains fall with a,e.-
Brsides, your Tennessee, we know,
Has an Internal cinatr
Which even hickory nust feel,
When il arrives Your time at;
And annel anu wpol-sockngs, ana
All that ere sort Ot thin.,
Must even To the hero lies
Advanced progress bring
Well General, survey the field
The rage of bait es done;
Count over what YOU may have LOST,
And all that you have won;
When armies meet, antagonist,
ESultiug victory
Lights many eyes 10 quenrh IN tears,
Eyes that were light you see!
Your life has been victory
To Won belongs the fame,
The sunshine and the shadow that
Surrounds the here's name;
Auiong the twined lanrrls, II
Has been tbs lot 10 reap,
There who see the 'ciHoc leaves.
In sad uing contrast peep.-
We understand not politics,
The easy lrarnd by rote;
A bad msdsgre most piacles when
We feel it-in coat;
And for Snpi u. {, why 10 US
Oar chief dei,sh, II brings,
When poet his fine fancy IN
A faulticss measure sings.
The ccRREScy--cRr only bank
Good humoi, with the art
or fixing m erehaa.s at par,
With each coodhumored heart;
Undoubicd may credit be,
As we in faith are bold,
For rv'y note III honest verse,
TO US, is good as gold!
Dear General, this is The eighth
We can remember nou.ht,
Eut that our n,.b!e land YOU love,
That for il YOU have fought,
That now with vs. you llnger, like
A spirit Of tlIs past
Pointing af,r ~ go'y, whose
Bright goal achieved thou hast.
You don't drink, General-you've joined
The Temperance Society,"
You always went 'the whole, J" you know
Aid pieiy 10 piety;
We'll, We'll EXCUSE you-:ill our glass
Gen'ral, with all cur wealth
OF hearty wishes, ncre's TO your
Long, long, and happy health
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COMPREHENSIVE Alex. Dnsai having this day ,,,,
~ Purcell in TO Gu Partnership the Apnth.cay and h.,
will in future be conducted by The snbcutrf rut
firm of Alexander Duval e. TO. ALl.A. h,.l n =
Richmond. Jan. Isl, Ioil. JOnN tLEriI,
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For 1871
TOT IDIW.
VIRGINIA LEESEIRG LOTT

VIRGINIA LEESEURG LOTTERY, Cl1ss r.
To he drawn February Eth, 1871: ScnFMr-stj -t'. j
5000, 4OOO 350o 3,035, 3,n0a, and 30 Of j0 each.
Tickets sl0-Sharrs in proportion.
certificate nj package Of - Whole Tickets t.e a'n
be sent for $3.50; halves and quarters III proportion
Ian
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VxTANTEl-A middle aged Lady Of r',popsbdttg > III +
w 9yeneu i Patent .4rtcr III this city, for watha
commission viii be given. TIE keeper .; Store Noll!
frrred.
Board wanted by lady in small family
All letters addressed 10 VI. r. IT,, No - al tbs ofe
attended to.
Jan nj
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-Ihe snb.etNtf H. -.
- move from The county, viii oilrr far SALE oi, nm.
9Th day Of February, ISL the well keoHn -, -
Johnsnn's Springs, in the county ri nm'h'',. :
Norhed road, - miles above EirhmoHh. CUT
hundred acres Of Land, well supplied WIN "r'
Tavern establishment consists "i hn'id"e- Hni..
date large company with ever! ncce-,tS -. t.
an establishment. There l. also ntoh tie - u, alc
Mile Race Course, with every disposition a'.'' -y-e.t
and racing characters generally 10 pn''"hzS ~
tine half cash and the remainder n t"eisc M H.. 81.
ser giving bond aud lien the property % ta,t.,
ncnt A, the same time and place, Wi ~ s".n ,rs
hold ard Kitchen Furniture, PLANTATION far .
Kinds Com Fodder Oats, Hay and a,l," pnih- ,t.
q. Far tbr Personal Estate. credit 81 NM srtH
ciyen far ali sums over ten dollars, ~ hat lI
cash will be required. - ~ = ~
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lsisERsirY oF VisGt..

Der. III, ~
Dear Strive need not many words cri,vt,i,.t
the Of abiding confidence III tie ACTIVITY
4, with which Your Academy conducted. Ihc ,u.y.
which derived from acquaintance ill.,
prepared Of your pupils who have placed ol
present session j. that they have been Gerarata ana ~
instructed and that rllcl do much credit -
your qualifications. We satisfied Of the excellence 4.
tlohs instruction you employ both n means u Gar
knowledge and Of ensirDg the mental discipline u cG
and feel assured that Tar depends yohr eii, i
scholars give ample satisfaction 10 Their parent,
ans both as their requirements and 10 Tie sp ii n
which they imbbe. Yours, Truly
GESNER HARRISON
Pref. II I'M, L.osac.,f
WIN. Is. ROGERS.
Pref VI ~ faiastt.
''!or..tflL
any Dear Sir 1T gives pleasure 10 say t4t. u H
non system of instruction i perfect, tie attention BIZ
sirctors IN Your school unemticd, and the ~ Ill
dents enely satisiacory-e retired and healthy Su1inuf
Academy affords strong guaranty VI ataih AMI ol ab
Your discipline and management ~ your pupil tr -uth
/. nj ought object am only satisfied M slab
feel grateful you for the 'aesmabie benefit, winch W
received At your hands.
"Rcspeetfully and faithfully.
s.Your friend aud Ubt sery't,
JAM f7I-tIFl u y. MASON
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LEXASDER DUyAL 4 co, Wbocs.ie anil R,'cl ~.
N keen con stantly hand q supply Of English Frr-
Chemicals. Surgical Instruments -alrf, \
ssh and American White Lend, dry and IN OIL atf.'r
Brushes Inseed and Lamp OILS, Window Glass. ~ X
90 Nader Copptras, and lIye SUITS generally, Perfume,
ey Articles sc, cmbracinsa large and "rli ,tt
tces their line, which they o.irr on reasonable ttn
Ian IA
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.Ns,o York and Ftrginia We quoted recently some
passages from the Richmond papers on the subject OF
the controversy between these two States. The New
York Journal of Commerce of the 2Oh inst, contains
n lonr and well written article the same topic, 10
which the Just claim Of Virginia touching the matter IN
question is ably vlndicated.
The fact that the Constitution recognized slaves as
property is n thing well known and so decisive oil
The point here at ISSUE that left TO wonder how
controversy so proiraclcd could grow out of such
cnse rs the one in dispute. The Journal, in the follow
inc paragraph demolses the only position that could
afford apparent ground to Gov Seward and his sup
posters:
at is not denied ~ Governor Seward that slaves
were deemed property when the clause in the Consttu
ton was framed that the clause broad enough
then TO cover the offence of stealing 1t IS INSISTED
that inasmuch they property the clause
does moi attach Tins would settle the principle that
State might al any time Ivy It's legislation, alter the
effect OF the constitutional provision. If it may with
draw species of property from It's operation, the
principle the when another State attempts !"
add II is bad rule which accommodates the caprlces
of New York, and withhods the same privilege from
Virginia"
At the time of the adoption Of the Constitution, slaves
were held in New York well in States further
South. Because The condition Of New York IS no"
changed in that particular It does not therefore follow
that the principle of the Constitution is changed IT
remains as it was established, and it must be interpreted
according 10 the spri, in which it was framed.
The conclusion at which the Journal arrives IS the
plain one that the demanded by Virginia should
be gwen NJ; and it inlimaies with propTiety, that II
they should be surrendered, they would, II innocent
be aoe to establish their innocence, but that, even II
guilty The circumstances of the would constitute
an appeal To the courtesy of Virginia, which would pro-
badly induce the Executive 10 pardon thein.-Bmi
7mrr-( Hhia.-and nee should hopc 10 hear sHch nm
guare from 1rery southern Hmgl
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DEMOvAL OF Law OFrICE.-'fhe subscriber h., fel
IL his Office To his present residence in the house recn
pied by Judge Stanatd. JOHN 81 Pbi r.
Ian O .i--ta
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D. s. GREGORY & CO., Managers.
GRAND CAPITALS For FEBRUARY, l5;.
$4,000.

IIOR Saturday. 9Th February, VIRGINIA MGNoNGtl
LOTTERY, Glass A. for 1911, 10 hs drawn Il Alexandra 1
CariTALs-Si0,O00, $1,000 50 prizes Of 1000, &C., &c
Tickets s0-iIalrcs S5-tiuarirrs g -.
certificate oil package Of a6 Whole Tickets si3J a,
proportion.
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GLNrCEsTER RIVER LAND FnH sAl.I.

fIsVI ITsN NV IsNNU FUI ~INII'
ID virtue cf Deed Of Trust executed Ia TIE >ui. II
- James :. 1cavilir, the !!h day Of January. j
duly recorded in The Clerks Office of Gloucester anr1
for The PURPOSES therein mentioned shall capnsr ,
lie auction, Tor ready money NJ Gouc, Cun.
fir, Monday in March ncNt helm. Court dav II 'ry II
next fair day. half of Tint parcel Land
tic county aforesaid, called and known rs lie name u
Ferry Of which John ;. siIb5> senior, die. s.zd -
half being that part Of said tact which hc dtNs,'' {
daughter, Ca;iarne " Hackney and contains IL .t.'
hundred and twrntyi &C acres, be thr -,
Land lies Immediately PiankatanA river low enough
admit uf navigation for small vessels, Wei h ned u
chestnut and pnc, : nl"rahy frte, and III addition q "
res Of the river, which IL location affords. 0is per
In. u III the timber and wood getting line sa
hlc opportunity Of acquiring wealth j. seldom No.
;iilc known hy the subscriber a. admir- oi dispG ~
ing Trustee, lie only gisc such deed as usual
JtlD. 4. ANORi, Y
Ian 10 IlN
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~ CHASCERY-ViRGiNi,:-At Circuit Superi1i Z
Law and Oh ncery, for the county of HenrIco ard
Richmond held II the Capitol, in the said city, Noa.'
airy the llth ISL: +.
Sidney s Baxter, Attorney General of the Common
Virginia, f.t'.
against
Daniel Radcliffe and William +. Purcell Adminsu''.
bonis non. with tie viii annexed Of Charles fitreG
Rowland Florence William }. Weldon, and James Y x
and John :. Mason, Executors OF Thomas & ioor, ,e
The bill in this being exhibited for The prj +,
covering whatever balance may be due from ", Z
DANIEL Ratclne aud William f. Purcell. Admins,
non, with the vii! annexed az Charles !irf'f'
late OF the county Of Prince William, in this conima'. m
the srolnd that The same Is vested IN The Literary
motion Of the Attorney General, the Court d"iii "fd
cation be made, for three months succ.ssrc:. ~ w
Enquirer, Richmond Wing, aud the National lnieil.-'
shed in the city If Washington, requiring III i,si>9t
interest in the personal e-ate Of r sad thafls ~, P,
pear here The first day OF the term. direct =
held for the trial OF Chanoe.y causes, and maHs '""
ties defendants 10 this suit Copy r,is' b &
~ " s.-v.