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slaggers, but be does not fall. Another
shout from the men, and he resumes once
more; two thirds of the remaining part Of
the way are conquered. They are certain
The lady kisses him on the forehead, aud on
the eyes. The women burst into tears, aud
the siouiesi men look pale. He ascends
slower than ever, seeming to be more sure.
He halts, but i, is only TO plant his foot 10
80 90 again; and thus he picks his way,
planting his foo, at every step, and then
gaining ground with an effort; the lady lifts
up her arms as if to tighten hun. See, he
is almos, to the top; he stops; he struggles /;
he moves sideways, taking very little steps,
aud bringing one foot every time close to
the other. Now be is all but on the top !;
he halis again; he is fixed he stagsers.-
\ groan goes through the multitude. Sud
deuly he turns foil front towards the top il
is luckily almost level, tie staggers but
It is forward Yes, every limb IN the mu
tliude makes movement as il would assist
hln. See, al last he is on the top, and
down be falls with his burden. An enor.
nouS shout, lie has won lie has won
Now he has right 10 caress his mistress /;
and she is caressiug him, for neither ofthem
get up. Ii he has tainted, II is with Joy,
and It is in her arms.
The baron put spurs to his horse, the
crowd followed him. Hall way he is oblig.
ed 10 dlsmouni: they ascend the res, Of the
hill together, the crowd silent and happy,
the baron ready 10 burst with shame aud
impotence. They reach the top. The
lovers are face to face on the ground, the
lady clasping him with both arms, his lay
Ing on each side.
"TFailorl" exclaimed The baron, Z" thou
hast p'ac,lsed this feat before. on purpose
to deceite NE. "Arlse ~ "You Cannot
expect ii, sir, SAID a worthy man, who was
rich enough to speak his mud: " Sampson
himself might take his rest after such a
deed"
Part then p said the baron.
Several persons @eGl Up, nol lopar ,themr
but to congratulate aud keep them together.
These people look close they kaeei down
they bead 40 ear; they bury their faces up
Gu them. "God forbid they should ever
5e parted more" said a venerable man
they never eau be-" lie turned his ole
face streaming with tears and looked up a
he baron Sir, they are dead r
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William Fsagar & Co.
Type Il stereotype Foundr,

"a Fhftoc, Corner Of Gold Street n. YrL
TEyHE Subscribers take this method Of an,,,..
IA iog 10 their friends aud the public ssn,,.1-
that, having purchased he extensive "A -,
known TYPE FOUNDRY, formerly owned m, =.
N,ess-s. Conuos and Cooke, they have tero,.i
the same 10 their present central petition. r,v
ing mseo extensive reyisons. additions. ard sl,s,
atoms, They sTe now prepared 10 execute nrse,s ~
any magnitude they may be favored Win. NM
prvmp,ness, and on ~ favorable terms !, ~,
other Foundry IN Anss,ez. To their nee s..
eimrn Bock which las been 'cccntly eStep,ivsi,
circulated, they wsnld respectfully refer
Al articles manufactured by them shall tso +,
material equal. u not superior 10 any n,anufae,r.
ed 10 ;his country and undergo thorough ,..
animation IS 10 appearsuoe, ranging, drss.irr
pod pfnperIy asserting. AllEsiiolss exhibited \,
the Sgec.mcr liSok, larmerly issped b. Como,
aud Cake, together 1iih soris'ta Fonis so.t n
hem. can now b furnished from lila Pound,
without delay, Nth many sinee sdtcd.
WILLIAM ilAGAR g. CO. are arsnls q, n.
sale Of tne Napier. wsshingion. and sn,.h Pres.
e., which. together Rith Chases, Cases. Cou,o..
ing Sticks Furniture. Ink, md egsty ariiels ased
IN The printing business, will ~ Kept oh ha,.d and
inirisiiei ai mshufaeinrurs' prices.
\ BE machinc csst 1y Pc manufactured 4,
HE fuandfy.
New YesA. February %. 1871
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To the Virginia and United
States Public,

THHE suhscrlbcr prrposcs. If patronage VII
W Waftant The enterprise, 10 pubish 10 lie ,i,y
Of Washington, a Daily Political Jeufnsl . =
called Inc /" OBSERVER II srst'.eriplsess vii
Justify hila. his Ssh l. 10 issue the ffg nas,tf
% the sirst Mobday u Jaae ne1i--one ~tss /,
tso at latlhcst, ailcr the commencement Or I've
Extra S-s@ien ii Congress.
The Observer, Il u goes into operation, aii al.
iiciss freely and unfeasrvediy, the aetioa q dc
Federal Geyernmsai. sithont fear, favor q sF.t.
uon.' Il win look for support "a the Psajls al
lhe People only. Hating ,skca an seiiEs gari ia
the election OF Gen Harmon. sfdenlIy h8slng sts
confidently believing that has Adminstfativo = u
Justify lFie generous pnpsdsure aud ls!6l TO pil.
ria,ie expectations Of The AmtficaG feafla, ",
pledge mg axIi 20 t1ierd 70 II 10 nnAisefirEsiiss
seppo,t. | shall Be- happy 70 praise, b nrs air,5
% rcasuFe. hsge lang ego promised NJ err
feic-y 'tessf to BE man ~orshipPUf. ressf %
snsisin anJ man or ans set OF men, sgairf. "a
Consultation Of The gentry. THE So | nsas p
ke,P 70 thr bes, 81 my aslisty, 50 help nc God
II The People AL ausisia me 10 lhis siitGf,
lbs fruits ai ne 80 years Of editorial ssgefg-.s
shAA H. agdieAies diligently sad lAtafspus.y. 10
render The OretyeF worthy 81 thsit hfgf.
pfnaips8 ti4Snl. R6d ! viii Fedeem IT, that iasY
shall hsgc Patiioal Print al Wsshifs,eh. II ~
ale, yt he6sa,, fli,hipl and tree 70 llem sd ds
csase o. tae spaniiy, and tho Rights q tic Sil'o
sud 81 tic peoplc. Whether a erall "a Ct j. aos
it9aired ttir FEDERAL Metropolis, slose lsiniass
,h-il b q Tue States and not 10 lha esa'fsi az
'hafiiF, leave q 70 ,he oounity 10 say.
throw OFT isesr proposals nos. saleudirg %
9 slnft siae g ba mare sprclar. sish % asc q
iam u ihSfe exists deposition 10 Fuppsa %.
qfr u Washington = hith nill gre q snfdl4l
port to I'm Harrison ~ aay other Pfe9ider'
shils Re entities himself 10 Il by thc Cna.iiia7a.
alliY Of his cnUfse, bot ahich vii primarily b.
jealeus and dis,fus,inl Of Federal poaer. and eff
iSlnly nia'e prompt 70 attack - esefsses han h.
atqniesea 10 ihfm, Ici @bo a IL Be At the he'd O.
ibc Government.
As he time T. limited request those alo a''
dispisct = support NO 10 lAis calefpriz1, 70 ~
nouncs Il u letter,
JNo. II. PLEtsANTS
rirksanH5 March g2d lStl.
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A YANKEE IN LOVE

Yen see ia heard nv love. but never thought
The 'tArHsl thing would seize a hold NV me;
And that's the way, Won see, that was caught,
Because didn't think the thing could be.
I've heard Nv il in PLAYS and novels too,
Bot, darn the thing ! never thought 1t true.
b. gosh, 1t is the ed1es; kiad W feelin'-
0, l know now. I've set il mighty bad
II keeps you IN a sober sort OF reeiin';
You feel half trUak, half merry and half sad.
A Fsal nice lIqaor, s.EangeE--in the mognin'
Your head doa't achs-ualessy oa meet scoalin'.
The seoFain's woi IS working on my fears
For there's no know IN gka; may come about /;
The gal. you see, Eve known for many years,
Bet then this love I've only jus, found out
Why, darn the thing semeihiH' knew was
wrOas.
Aad ihis Is it-Iye bad il all a,opg.
She has little bit the darkest eyes
The largest, too, at taAt-why, ia be blamed /.
They are 50 develish. and vet SO wise,
She'd make yo1 sin, ana then MAKE YOU asham.
Shed make an angel " YOU, and The chance is,
You'd Be devil too to win Der chances
And then her mouth swan It's 50 rrovokin'-
Her little cherry lips seem always uockiu',
AID darn you 10 kiss them-fm not joki1'-
And the way You feel, swan to man, Is shock.
ia'l
Andthsn, Il you shopld fancy you could move her,
she'll jsst look serious, and knock you over
Bal worse than this--I VOW her laugh is wicked
lis rally night down v.ieh-.,Ae and en,EaIcing
/. rugs into your ears sc sound and slick, il
Is sure TO set yogr heari Cancin'.
Bells chinin', BIRDS siBeiu' are net half
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u INFORMATION WANTED, q I,aae Ca

INFORMATION WANTED, Of I'gae Gar.
u Her of Wake County, North Csroliaa, who
left his wife aud four small children % August
1893, stating that he wss gong 10 Gpiliot5 Conn.
" to seek employment, Which he ohtalnrd from
Mr. hase PITTS Of JanicstoSn, who engaged bin
10 Match, ls4p. To 60 To Columbia, South Caro-.
lima, to assist 10 selling a load Of Guns or Rides
Mr. Pits o. his return, tells his family TIA, he
lcft Lim ia CoIumbia jail. Ia January last, young
Mr. PTS carries unottcr load Of Guns 10 South
Carolloa, and whilst there, he hears af Gsrnrr
dfitiag a stage about 100 tides belos. columbia.
Said GsrHsr Is abou, 5 feet 81 inches high,
light complexion, dark red hair aud beard. bloc
eyes. with a lbick upper lin, and inclined to be
round shpaldelrj. He eannO, read Of write, end
i, very dun 81 Hppnhen ion hc Il aso sery nlurh
addicted to usihg rroiane language.
S0u!d lhis mftt tbs tye Of aHy individual Ohio
knows any thing concerning Gamer, they wlll
be daiog huuane ar, w addressing letter TO
his dshg sed rs IT Raleigh. y {.
I, is tie dcsHe Of his l.riiouatc and eonG3cn
nal companion the, he should return 10 hcr sod
lAeiF font iielgless children.
Should IL at be GsTncrs wlsi 70 see hs wif,
again, it is hoped that be is not 50 deprived. and
los, 10 al feeling a. not d heed ~ cries Of hia
children = no arc now suffering 81 bread
CINDERELLA GARNER.
Raleigh. iay Oh, 1871.
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CURIOUS ARTS.

TO Dye SIX Brilliant Cold Color. -
Take any qDanlity Of nllromuriaic Of gold,
and eyaporatc by exposing il to a 2cn.
tie heat IN gIass lumber or pbiai I;
the gold viii form itself in crystals on the
bottom aud sides Of the vessels; col!ec,
these crystals and Dissolve them in ten
tines their weigh. Of pure water. Then
put gill Of water iptoa common flask, and
add one ounce Of graduated ENC, and one
fourth ofan ounce ofsulphurc acid. Hydro
gen gas viii be evolved, and rise though
the neck Of the flask, which mus, not be
stopped. lmmerse piece Of white Sill. in
the above mentioned aqueo1s solution Of
gold and while wet, expose It 10 the current
OF gas as II arises from the flask the gold
will soon be revived and the silk Will be
come beautifully and permanently gilt
AIRY letters or flowers may be drawn on
tho SILK with camel hair pencil dipped in
The solution, and on being exposed 10 the
Sciion Of the gas, will be revived and shine
With metallic briIliaucy. The silk must be
kept moist with water I'LL the gold is reyiv.
ed. zinc may bs prepared for the above
purpose by melting i, aud stirring j. con.
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Indeed viii, John, for you know |
was always partial TO you and I've said so
often behlrd your back"
"Well. declare I've oil along thought
you might object, and that's The reason I've
been afraid TO ask you."
"0bjectl no, I'd die first; you may ask
of the just any thing you please
"And you'll grant i,!"
81 will"
"Then, Maria, want you TO pop the
question to Mary Sullivan, for"
"Hhat ~
"Eh 7"
"Do you love Mary sullivanl'
40, indeed do With all my beertw
f" | always thought you was fool"
oh ~
I" | say you're fool, aud you'd better
20 home, Your mother wants you Q, You
-you-you-stupid !" exclaimed the NOR.
tiled Maria IN a shrill treble, and she gave
poor John a slap on the cheek which sent
him reeling. 1t was monday, and yet
John declares he saw mytiads Of stars cash
ing all around him, more than he ever saw
before in the nigh, time. Poor Maria
"Ncvcr told her love,
But let concealmen,, like a worm in the bud,
Prey on her damask cheek"
Thus, alas, how often are the germs o
young affection cast away For 1, is tor
true, as David Crockett beautifully express
es it,
"The course of true love never did run smooth
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WOOD TYPE.

q fUT by Machinery, ar1 warranted suPeti5' .
u any befelolofo manufactured 1eorgt ?.
Ne-biu, Tohiiao Bailding, eatner Of Wall ara
Water street. Sew York. respectfully ihfef'nsh ~
Paniff q tie Unilcd States. tist DO has SOW ~
tlll operation u4 machine lor cutting Nc10
Tyres wh4eh being an cafirs atn isrtai7a .
Warranted 70 cat I'ypep. both plain and afhareH'
tai far supafior g. any heretofore exhibited to w
public; and 10 proof Of the assertion, informs lne
poblir ilial b. hiss obtained Diplomas and hsda.s
from both the American aud Mechanic in''
uies of the City Of New York. at their talf' 81
ls37, 1883. and 1889. as The hooks Of the la'''
tutes III show.
George + Nesbiu would particularly invite lhe
attention Of Pf,nu.a 20 shc fact, thai through ue
politonesa 81 tho proprietors o. The Liverpool ana
Ilavre lincs Of Packets, he has been favored WIN
the latest French aud English specimens, lHI'
many Of the new styles to them arc very haoa'
some, and have been got mp by him; the} were
exhibited By him al the Mechanics ts't 10 ''r
city, now Just closed, and pronounced BY the .oNr
mtiee OF Printers appointed 10 examine }Po
and Specimens 20 be superior TO any Wood IyF1'
ever before exhibited, and having decided ~
vantage over largo Metal Types.
George I. Neshiit would also inform TIE wv.
ters Of tho United States, Tho: he is ready 70 co'
types on Wood OF ans size, from ants ~,
upwards, from any Of the patterns OF sins''i
Typcs contained in the extensive Specimen !"
Messrs. g. Bruce g. Co. or from any new Pa'''''
thai can be supgestcd.
aFGeorgo i. Ncsbiit Il DESTROYS that Pf'n'e's,
and thoso becoming Agents, should be aeqslnNIi
with the fact, Tint his prices are much feooeea
from those heretofore charged by other mAuo.
lecturers; that he allows his Ag'.nts h'HgE
CEN. commission that his terms arc siz mona
OF fen pr cent, discount for cash.
Agents are wanted for She following elites ~, rA.
Charleston, Albany, Detroit, Rochester. AId pu''
lao.
~ Printers Of Newspapers, who will puo',a
the above COZ six times, withia three rInnlhs "o.'
this date. and will send me copy Of shcir paPn
shah lr entitled 10 % IN Types. aud shosia w.
Types not prove superior 10 any ever bclere n'au,
uaetured, they ran be returned, aud the h'o"V
will be paid ~ place of them
GEORGE r. EESBlTT
rohtine Building, corner Of Wall and "u''
streets. N Y.
March 10, 1871. 6f
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From tie y. 0. Picayune.
4 LEAP YEAR STORY.

Popping The Question. -" But Why don
you get married - said bouncing girl,
Nth laughing eye, to a smooth faced, IN
nocent looking youth who b.ushed up TO tie
eyes az the question.
" Well, l." sand the youth, stopping
short with gasp, and fixing his eyes
upon vacancy with puzzled and foolish
expression.
" Wen, 90 90, you what" said the fair
ctossqueslIouer, allnos, impercep,.bly IN
c!ining nea-ur to the young man. " No~
jasi tell me night straight cut, you what p
Why, 10 pshaw, don't know p
You do, | say you do nov. come want
10 know"
30 can't tell you -
81 say you can. why you know III
never mention II, ard you may tell me Of
course, you know, COR haYn'i always been
yoUr friend %
+" Well, you have, | know" replied the
beIeagued youth.
aud I'm s0re | always thought you
!iked me" vent 90 tae maiden in tender
aud mellow accents.
40, Go, upon ny. word-yes indeed, |
10, Maua," SAID the unsopnis!icaied youth,
very warmly, and he found tina, Maria had
uaconscicusIy, placed her had in bis open
palm.
Then lbaie vas silence.
And well, John n said Maria
dropping her eyes 10 the ground.
!" In Dwell SAID John, dropping his
eyes and Mauas hand at the same mo
meni.
I'm pretty sure you love somebody,
John 10 fact, SAID Maria, assuunn. pagan
loae Of ra,ilery, - kaot5 you're in love
aud Soba Why don't you tel! me ali ab.u, II
al once I"
We'll, l"--
/" Vel, r. o, you silly mortal, wha.
sihere 10 be afraid Of p
90, II Amt because I'm afraid Of any.
td.ag at all, and I'll-weII nos Maria,
sill tell you.
" Vel uow, John r.
a."
"Eal'
a.
/" Yes.
" | an 10 lme nov dent tcll--you
volt @ii yuUl' SAID john violently seq.
i1g harla Dy rrs NAM, anu r1Uktug frr- no,
face wiJh most exploring expression.
I" Why, Of course YOU know, John, III
never breathe a word Of i.-you know
wont, don't you, Johnl' This was spoken
10 mellow whisper, ard the cherry lips Of
Mara were SO near Johns ear when she
spoke, that had he turned his head 10 look
at her there might have occurred 40 OK
ceedlng!y dangerous collision.
+" Well, Maria" said JOHN, "I'ye told
YOU nov, and 50 you shall know all ahou, il.
have always thought great deal of you
and =
q Yes, John"
/" / am sure you'd DO anything lor me
that VOC couid"--
" Yes, John, you know would"
" Well, thought 80, and you don't know
how long I've wanted to talk to you about
IT.
" declare John, You might have
told me long ago if yon wanted, for Pm
sure | never was angry with you in niy
life"
No, you wasn't; and I have often fell
. great mind TO, but -
" It's not too late nov you know John"
Wei, Maria, do you think I'm too
young TO &c, married p
Indeed do not, John; and know Il
would be good thing for you too, for eve
~ BODY SAYS the sooner young people are
married the better, when they are prudent
and inclined to love one another"
That's jug! what think and now Ma.
r'a, 60 want 10 get married, and if you'll
just"
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Gold fgillc fnr saYc.

FE1HE Subscribers dir idsF vaiuatie Gold
u Nine foi Sale known BY ib- name q Han.
ieF's Nine i've miles North Of Charlotte 70 Mech.
lenbutg County, \. e. For tefas apply To the
subsefiber, living GA The pf.alsfs.
ELAN TltNTEF,
OF .. 1870 sf
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THE PEA DuG.

Or. ]. T., Plummer. "a a communication
published in Silliman's journal, tells The
public tha, he gets rid Of the insect, which
lays It's eggs aad haiches IN the peas, max
ing q hole, by i,nmersing the peas Tor one
minute in boiling water. The operation
does not iujure the peas n the least, and u
certainly improves their appearance very
much, If not their yegeiaiiyc qualnes.
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4 bully was abusing small and peace.
able man IN company, when bystander
lnteilered and demonstrated agatns, his
conduct. " May be you'd like to take /, Up
yourself, stranger" said tho bully; +" if you
would-s'rike me Just strike me; | dare
you 10 strike me q, tho same time bold.
ing forward his head 10 a mos, inviting and
magnanimous attitude. The stranger drew
back his est, and made formidable demon.
stration, bu, suddenly stopped before he
reached the mark. The bully lodged his
head. 81 thought you would dodge" said
the stranger, coo'ly, and therefore did 90,
strike" :" Try II again try it again p
erred the enraged bully, holding forward
his head second time. The stranger
made several ostentatlous motions, and at
last Knocked the fellow spraying. He
seemed much as,onished at the event and
politely begged the fallen mans pardon,
/" for" SAID he, !" assure you ! thought
you would dodge again" Greensborough
Patriot.
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A gentleman Of Cork ordered his man 10
call him up at six O'Clock; but he ayaked
hita at four--being asked tho reason, he 70.
Piled that be came TO tell him that he had
two hours longer 10 sleep.
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sPUONER'S PATENT
HAGEk.f.y' .sEklEeFgEc

TO effect cure, or the purchase money ,;l, 4
returned BY himself or travelling eren,-NT =
comprise the Hygeiun or Faulty PHI; M ny ~
geian Tonic, 70 restore the debiiated or hi y
down constitution; the Uterine Pill, 10 euye ,la-
painful difficulties and diseases peculiar 10
and The Ague Pill, 10 cure intermittent fever
agues. For further information, the saic,sS .us
invited 10 possess themselves Of the Hypeis, 80
Extra yeeisi, furnished gratis nj the propris,as.
office, No. ,. Aston House, New. York, and Inv -
his agents, These papers contain nform.,i -
exceedingly interesting 10 the sick and inysbss
together with twenty Eve useful reccipts ana
mass Of facts end certificates, that musl eo,,js.a
every reasonable mind, that the lIygeian Med
cinos are invaluable.
For sale ly
THos J. HoLToN, Aeon,
Charlotte. Jan. ~, lsil.
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tiuually with stick or Irou while II Is cool
ing or il NAV be pulverized with ham
mer as soon as il becomes solid,
To Dye SILK Brilliant Stlrer Color.
Proceed as directed IN the last expert
meni, ony use the nitrate of silver, Instead
Of nitro murlate of gold. The process OF
crysiallising, re. d,ssolviug, Re-, is the sane.
But the crystals of silver differ 10 color,
being white, whereas those produced from
gold are yellow. Ii jar or bux DO Filed
with hydrogen gus, and the silk suspended
in il, the action OF the gas and consequent
~ tho fevivihca,lou OF the metals viii be
uniform. For small figures, however, II
may be as well to OK a stopper in the flask,
having small orlllce though II, that The
gas NAV be thrown with some force on the
silk, aud will have more certain elect -
A solution Of nuraie Of tin may be manog
ed 10 a similar hummer, but nuue Of these
solutions can be thus revived on paper.
To Gre Wood Gold, .Siiver or u Cop
per laSre.-Grind about two ounces OF
white beach saod in a gall Of water, IN
which half an ounce of gum arabic has
been dissolved, and brusb over the work
With il. When tbs is dry, the work may
30 rubbed over With piece Of gold, silver
or copper, and VIII IN measure assnme
their respective colors and btilliaucy.--
This work may DO polished by fiat bur.
nisber, but should not be vanished.
4 Timely Him.-Fhe Editor Of The
Culiiraior reminds his readers that cater.
pillars Should 10 aiieuded to IN season, and
that whea this is done the labor Of exllrpa.
ton will be trling. He says, "one easy
mode Of destruction is 10 apply strong soap.
suds to the uesi--lg the tree IS large, swab
tied TO the eDd of pole will accomplished
. tie purpose ellecluaIly. Studs which have
been used by the wash woman are good as
auy, and by rubbing swab on the nest,
after j, has been diprod Into the suds, the
worms are quickly destroyed"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28
AuI. {

Is rules holden in the Clerks
office Of The Circuit Superior Court aw and iaHCcy
The County Of James City and the City Of Williamsburg,
r2lh day o Srpcmbr te year thousand eight hundred
aud inr:y
The Mutual Assurance Society against Fire buildings Of the
State Of Virginia, Plaintiff
George rayor, admir- ar toais with The will annexed, 81
Rchrii Andrews deceased and the laid George Ta,lor aud
wc, Joseph Wilkinson and Calarinr wife,
Ezar. Andrews, tailarne j. Randolph, infant child of o-
helt Randolph, dec, and others. Drfrndanis
The defendants Joseph H. Wilkinson and ca,harnr his wife.
Elizabeth Andrews having entered their appearance and
according 10 The act Of Assembly and the rules
and appearn: by satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants Of this Commonwealth: On the mnian of the
plaintiffs their attorney, il IS ordered, that t,r said defendant.
Insrp b. Wilkinson, and Laarnc his wife, and Elizabeth An
dews appear before the Judge Of the said Circuit Superior
u Law aud ChanceY, IL the rules Ia bs holden
Clerks Office 81 the i Court III the sad City of Williams
Monday in December and the bill If
tntI aud security Tor performing. such decree the
may make ecin and that copy n this order be forth
inserted in newspaper published in the ty IL Rich
,noId and continued Ter months successfully, and
another copy posted the front door Of the
Giiy Of Williamsburg two successive Court DAYS.
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