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+ A~wRENCEvGLLE FEMALE ~sEMINARY.-The nex, ses
IL sion of this Institution will commence on Wednesday u.
Goth OF July, under the charge of Dir. and Ms. Woodwork WIZ nh,
have had charge of il during the past session, and who have ps
only sustained, but increased, the high reputation they brought
with them as Teachers.
Terms PER session Of 5 months:-Board,s 45; Tuition in English
sI2 50; Latin, French, and Mathematics, Si7 50i Music, $40. IT,.
Of Piano, 81 so.
July l e. A.. MORRISON.
we attended. a, the close Of the last term. 4 public exa,nin,
tion of The young ladies Of the Lawrenceviiie Female Seninaw
II ,ives M pleasure To say, that the result, in both the trpat
mrnts Of Literature and Music, were highly creditabie 10 teach.
rrs and pupils. We highly approve of Mr.. VS. mode Of teach.
inn. The Young ladies are taught the principles aud elements If
,heir studies. and not permitted 10 repeat twnhout understanding
what Is written by The authors they use ns text books.
We take pleasure in recommending TINS Institution 10 The pub
liz : one we'll calculated Ia prepare ynung ladies', by sound
knowledge and useful accomplishments for ,mpoItlnt stations IN
III. DABSEY BROWAE
GEORGE STONE.
i. I. CASTLEMAy
RID TCRSBuLL.
Ju'v l6-6w
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~ CHANCERY-viK.iS,:-A' Rules held IN the Clerks Of
i flee Of Holloway County Court, the eth day 81 June, !s'2:
David &. Williams, Fia!ntIli:
against
YIN. Il. t,oyan and GEORGE w. Oliver, Defendants:
The defendant, WIN. Is. Cowan, not having entered his appear
an,r and gwen security, accordin: Ia the act Of Assembly and tue
rules of this Court, and il appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
he is not an inIiahtint Of this country: IL is ordered, that the said
defendant appear before the justices OF our sad Court, al 1.-THE Court
house, on tie first day Of October Court next, and answer Tic
bill of the plaintiff; aud that a copy uf this order be forthwith III
serted in some newspaper published in the city of Richmond for
two months snccc.sively, aud posted at the font door OF tbs
Cuui, house of tits caunty.
A~Cupy-Teste,
F. FITZGERALD, {. C.
Iu,.a. li-wSw<
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June. 81

INDIAN BANKS FOR SALE The subscriber. infrin, hind,
L &C.. feeling hits, II unable tu attend Ia The cultivation OF lS
farm. Is therefore disposed to sell il ut 4 fair price, on Reasonable
credit.
lnoutIl Of Moratico Geek, in Richmond connty. Two branches oi
the creek nearly enclosing the farm. The situation is believed 10
lc one of the most healthy on the Rappaliannock river. The i'm
prnvcments are, Il brick dwelling lo,ise, with three roonls and 4
passage below aud i've above, n coed kitchen, store house, new
for the comfort uf a family, with an ice house in the yard, all III
good repair. Tse soil Of The garden is inferior 10 none IN lowe,
with durable materials. The land abounds in shells, and Is
called shelly LAID. The creek runs up 10 the lower end OF the
garden, aud furnishes as good oysters as can be had on the Rap
pahannock or sl>.where-wiIh a fine situation for bidding them.
The farm * well enclosed.
4 more desirable situation cannot he had on the Rappahannock,
and none for is sze yielding 4 greater product. Such farms are
seldom IN market.
Persons disposed To purchase ran visit the farm and examine
for themselves, or address X. l.. Puts. tpoStare paid Tappahan-
mock, Va nr the subscriber, on Tie farm, II Fasnhain Church,
either of when will make known the terms, &c.
THOMAS DOBYNS.
Iutiau Rank Iuk Isl 1870. l6-wiw
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1''"' .N."
A portion Of the citizens of Scot;sviiie assembled Tor
the purpose Of celebrating tie Anniversary OF or In.
dependence. after ~partakins Of an excellent dinner pre-.
pared for the occasion, james w. Mason WAS appointed
President of tie meeting, assisted by a. NaitmoTe as
Vice President. l.. II. Jordan, Esq, read the Dscla
ration of Independence. After which, the u,iaost hi
larity prevailed, nothing occurring TO sturb the happy
feelings engeudrred ty the occasion. Many happy
things were said and ,oasts drank, 4 part Of whicI are
The following
nrGuIAE rcAsrs.
l.. Tie Day uc ~cIcbrstt: May the spirit Of &c never
cease 10 burn in the heart OF an American.
. Uashinpfon His name IS identified with every
virtue flesh is hcir:o.
3. oar Country y shield TO the oppressed, a home
10 the brave.
i. ~Lcfayens America's adopted son: his name viii
ever be held in grateful remembrance BY every true
American.
;. Tie Lamea,ed Mt,1isoa: Peace TO his ashes.
6. oar .Aury: \ terror TO our ioes-lhe admiration
Of friends.
10 witness the work of designing politicians.
s. Mteraci Improvements: Pa1ayzec tor a time, but
destined 10 sweep over its enemies Ike a torrent, when
ouack politicians cease TO NEEDLE with the currency.
.. Tie s;gners of' tic Declaration If Independence:
A noble band of patriots.
10. oar Far CouEtrycomfn May such OF item as
desire it, speedily emigrate TO the happest oil all The
United States-,le state Of m%atr,mony
VOLUNTEER ro,srs.
By J. w. Mason. The Cabinet appointed by Gen
Harrison: Men too honest and patriotic 10 be associated
with Captain Tyler.
Rvs Guest. Andrew Stevenson: Great man me-
Sneaker of The House Of Representatives, OF the U. 5,
Minister 10 the Court OF 81. James, and held many other
b;,b stations, not on account oil worth, but a hoaxed
people. ,v.., ,ho c,,her =,
our country gave us, he has striven sacieoiy 10 Keep
for Us,
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~ lines of Packets 10 Lynclhurg will leave Richmond and
Lyncl.bnrr on Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays, al 9 O'clock,
r,ons Lines of Stages running out of Lynchbnrg: Our Scoitsvile
iRoat. viii leave Richmond ~ usual, viz: on Monday, Wednes-
9Th and Halifax Stages, and also with the charlottesville and
s,,nu,on Stages. A. to the convenience and expedition ny inns
','"a n n,hers r,inr West from Richmond, or lis vicinity
49," s,,,i nci SAY any lhing, but refer passengers and others to
those VINO nave BOYD, EDMoND & DAVENPORT.
1t6-,f
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(FrOm the Louisrtls N.Y. Jnacnci.J
THE COLLEEN EINGIET.


THE GOLDEN RINGLET.
lieie Il a little golden t;eSs
oi soft, unbiaidcd hair,
The all that's left of loyellne>s
That once was thought 50 fair,
And YET, though time has dinm'd rs sheen,
Though all beside hath fled,
hold IL here, q lax between
My srlrit and The dead.
Yes, from llis shining rinelet s,ili
AmournfUl memory springs,
ina. melt, my heart, and sends Il thrill
Through all its trembling strings.
| think OF her, The loved. The wept,
rpon whose forehead far,
For eighteen wears. like sunshine, SLEPT,
This golden curl OF HAIR.
oh, sunny lress! The JOYOUS brow
Where thou didsi nightly wave,
With all thy si>i.f t.rss.s nuw
Lies cold withiu The grave.
That cheek i of lis bloom beIeit:
That eye TO more Is ray:
OF all her heaUties thou art lett
solitary ray.
Four years have passed, This very June,
Since last sc :ondly met
Four years. and yet II seems too soon
To let the heart forget
Too soon to let that lovely face
From our sad thoughts depart,
And To another give The place
She held within lie heart.
Her memory still within my mind
Retains its sweetest power:
II Is The perfume left behind,
To whisper of the Hover.
Each blossom. that in moments gone
Bound up this sunny curl,
Recalls The form, the look, the ioac,
OF that enchanting .ifl.
Her step was like an aptil rain
o'er beds OF violets Hang;
Her voice the prelude To n strain,
Before The song i sung:
Her life, twas like 4 halt blown flower,
Closed ere Tie shades III even;
Her death Tie dawn, the blnShins hour
That opens lhc gales Of Heaven.
A single lreS.. how slight a thing
To sway such mac ic ant,
And bid each soft remembrance spring
Like blossoms in Tie heart.
II leads me back 10 days at old
To her | loved 80 long,
Whose locks oil;sl,cne pellucid gold,
Whose lipS o'etao"ed with song.
Since then I've hta,i a thousand Lays
From lips a. sweet as her;
Yet when | strove to give them praise,
only gave them tears.
| could not bear, amid the ihrong
Where Jest aud laughter rua.,
To hear another sing The SUHg
That ifeabled on her tongue.
a single shining treSS of Aair
10 hid such memories start:
But, tears are al lis lustTe-tacIe
lay IL on INV heart.
Oh, when in Deaths cold arms | sink,
Who then, with gentle Ca.c.
win keep for me n dark brown link
A rirglct Of my hair: AMgii'
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AW NOTICE The Co Partnership between the undrnigu.
IL ed has. ny mutual consent, been dissolved.
The unfinished business Of Judge Stanard, in the Court Of
Appeals and elsewhere, is left in The charge OF Robert c. Stanart.
and will be attended 10 by him, excerpt those cases in which The
parties interested prefer 10 engage other Counsel. Parties intend
in. to engage other Counsel, viii please 10 communicate with ii.
undersigned *. c. sianardl aud apprize him of their purpose Be-
fore the commencement of the ensuing term Of the Court Of Az.
peals, on the 18th Of October next.
JAMES LYONS,
ROBERT e. STANARD.
June IS l5-IG
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MR.. RICHARD PeNUR-Sir: As you are mol a resident of The
vi State of Virginia, you are hereby notified. that shall, by
my Attorney. pursuant To leave reserved tn me by a decree Of the
Circuit superior Cout Of Law and Chancery for tile county nf
Rnnswick, nj the April Term, 1911. move the Judge of The sali
Court, al liz next sessnn. In b. holden al the Court-hous. of SAID
county, in the month uf September neAf, for a decree against you
for The balance nf .nr proportion of monies paid 10y me, ~ thr G
Guilty Of John II. larYeli, deceased. a The Administrator, with
the will anne Ncd. of Manson Iiarwcli, deceased, you being co
security with me for tie said John II. liarweli's Administration
upon the said Estate. l am yours, &c,
WM. ALTERNATELY.
I...o a-vly
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f. A. MORRISON.

PROFESSIONAL No~TICE.-Having resigned my seat in The
L Senate. my attention will he hencrlorward devoted omy no.
fession; and, in addition 10 The Courts In which now practise,
propose hereafter TO attend The Court oil Appeals nj LewsbGrg, II
In any case my services shall be desired there.
JAMES LYONS.
lime Of
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King William county, july lst, 1872.

NUTICE--A Petition will be presented To the next legislature
y OF Virginia, praying the passage of a law establishing a pre-
MANY VOTERS.
July l6-wiw
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T P. TALIAFERRO, ATTORNEY At Law, having located him
y selfat Columbus. Mississippi, will promptly and carefully
discharge all business entrusted TO him.
RrrEsExcEs-David w. Barton, HTRetete-, "a: John Hart.
Fredericksburg; William Green, CupPer c. IT.; Lewis b. Will
iams, orcaee C. H.; James W. Saunders, Charlottesville; Jaquelin
TayiM, Richmond
Feb. o6 95-aan6m
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CoR sALE.-slG,o 900 Of Virginia 6 rer cent State s,nckM
purchasers. Apply at the Bank OF Virginia. az
AIav 20 49,
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rNEN DOLLARS REVARD.-Ran away from the James River
i & Kanawha Company, about the last OF March, 4 Negro Hrn,
James, Ben, Moses and Tom. James was hired Of Meriweiher
Jones, of Hanover, aud has a wife at Mr. James Lyons, mean
Richmond-he is about - years Of age, 5 feet Z or s inches high,
no marks recoliected. Rem and Moses were hired Of Mrs.
very black his ears have been perforated for rings, he has a WIFI
al Joseph Wiaaicid's. in Hanover, about 5 feet u inches high
Moses il about ) feet . or 10 inches high, brown complexion, 5
years of age, and II IL understood he can " rite very w"ll-he VAS
hired last year by Col. Sami. Myers of Richmond, and Il ~ mote
than probable hc may have Il pass. Tom Is about ~ years OF age,
5 feet b inches high, dark conpisxion, hired of Mrs. Elizabeth
Wiusieid of Hanover. The above reward will be given for cath,
il delivered 10 Capt William X. Richardson, in Richmond, or
TO 7. d. Ayres, ut Dover, or secured in jail so we get them.
Nav 20 At
DJ- The Wing will copy.
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REV iRD.-Ian away frcin the
L subscriber, un the 3duf May, two Negro Men. i,asy and
Graxton. Day Is about 81 yeats old, ) feet hi.h, or ihrrral"ntS,
dark compltxiun, conhiepan1r rather cun'racrei; had on when
he let. a dark frock coat, with pearl buttons. think il
likely he has procured free papers. Bra,ton surpassed to be II
years old, between 5 and 6 feet high, dark complexion, corInie-
nance good, answers iolerahy quick. wall gave SlDU dollars for
$40 for both nf them, il taken out Of the state, or S3 for the de-
livery or securing in some pl either Of them, or $50 for both II
taken within the state of virginia.
CHARLES C. LAYTON, r. Master.
Montnrnc,s. Essex CO.. Va. June 81. li-wlUt.
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:. p !, N.r,jny hcld on the 18th day uf June, 1912, by the Board
a az Commissioners, appointed by the County con.t of Greene,
In conformity with mn act OF the General Assembly, entitled IAN
,inn Lavinn been flied with the Board by Paschai Iw lyman against
Pence, Mary Iierndon, widow of John ilerndnn, deceas-
W w Iam.s Uerndon and Robert Pritchrti, guardian nd litem Of The
infant heir, of said John llerndon, deceased; and IL appearing to
rho satisfaction OF SAID Board, that the said Mary ierndnn and
~ ians usyndnn al. moi inhabitants of this Commonwealth, II is
ordered. That the said William Pence, Mary Hsrndon, James
Ilrrndon and Robert pr;clieit, guardian as aforesaid, d." appear
-. ,a .aid BOARD al the Court. house OF Greene county, on
The 9Th day Of September rext, 10 answer The said petition; and
tia, a COPY Of this order he forthwith Inserted IN some newspaper
in The civ Of Richmond for two months successfully,
and noIed al lle front door Of the Court. house of this county.
JOHN n. sEkRILLE, Clerk of the Board.
lS-uOnk
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II. ANTHONY still CONTINUES 10 sell Hats At TIE ioIIowlhe
- . low prices:
Plain Russia or Brush Mats, from 81 50 To IS; Silk Hats, made
on fine fur bodies, water roof, from s. 80 10 s. 81; Boys Hats,
from 81 - 10 81; Fur Cps, from 81 10 $40; t;rntemen's Cloth
Caps, from 81 TO 81; together with an assortment of Mems aud
BOYS Hair, Sralet and Glaz,d Gaps. black and dra5 Wool Hats,
wIinles sale and retail. TerHH-Cash.
Y. :. lie keeps durin. lie Summer I large assortment Of Leg
bora, Palm Leaf, Straw and Willow Hats, suitable for all ages.
n. T.. Hats made Ia order
January Isl. lsI1. 73-wlyt
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DRINTING INK-We shall have constantly on hand afll
L supply Of Johnson & Durant's bes, Printing lux, al modeat.
prices.
Enquirer Office, March 10. 1912. loo
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TAKE ~NOTICE.-fnfants' round crown Leghorr Hats are 10
L be had at very low prices Al the cheap cash store Of
p. :. GARBANATI.
Sign of Transparent Hat, shockoe Hill.
Anxia nl-i
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TmE DrTIss.-Thc course now generally adopted
with regard to the payment Of duties at the principal
ports, is 10 pay them under protest. In Ibis way the
money is put Into u third PERSONS hands, there to re
main until the question in dispute shall be adjudicated.
The question in dispute, which is really a gronndless
one, is whether there is any legal mode Of assessing the
duties.
The third section of the Compromise act requires
that the duties which are to be paid, "shall be assessed
upon the value thereof al the port where the same shall
be entered, under such regulations as may he prescrib-
ed By law" This established on the ihIrtieth day OF
June, 4 new mode Of assessment from that which had
been heretofore practised, and one, the mere details
Of which have not been chalked out by Congress, and 1t
is, therefore, maintained that the duties cannot he le-
gaily collected Here, then we have custom houses
established, collectors appointed, and furnished with
a full corps of paid assistants, in every department, re-
venue boats manned, armed, and atloat in all our wa
tiers, articles subject TO a dnty designated, the rate OF
duty which they shall pay determined, and the mode Ct
ascertaining that rate declared, but The simple part.
culars Of ascer,aining it, as, which of the individuals
may or may not d. it, and whether the duties shall be
assessed on the long or short price, not having heen
stated, and therefore it is maintained that the whole
of this establishment is al The present moment a farce.
No principle is called in question, no violent invasion
OF rights is pretended; but no law has been passed, 1t is
said, pointing out the few steps Of this detail. And
yet it has not been for want of a Legislature; for dur
ing the last seven months enc has been continually in
session.
We do not apprehcnd, however, that this question
will be decided hy The simple fact whether these de-
tails, or "regulations" have been, at the present instant,
prescribed Ia The letter by Congress or net. Every one
who is familiar with The legal Interpretation Of statutes,
knows it to be I principle that, when a du,y is imposed
upon a servant by a Legislature, and the details Of any
step in the performance of TINT duty is not parlIcularized
by the power that imposes the duty, he is eft 10 take
such "A course as is dictated by sound discretion. But
apart from this principle, the custom of the Supreme
Court, in cases where no principle is involved, of de-
Gliding the questions relating to the management of The
public affairs which may come before it, in snch a man.
ner as may be most consistent with the general course
and welfare of the government aud country-leave no
doubt as 10 their decision.
The result of the present mode of paying duties, will
only be TO keep the Treasury on; Of funds, un:il the
question is decided, and add still further 10 lis embar.
easements. Such a course may we'll suit the Wings in
their attempts TO head The Captain, for it is the effect OF
a p~roNigacy that exists no where else.
f-Yto York Ertning Post.
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NUTICE.-The Franklin Manufacturing Company have aP
~ pointed a. :. Maddox their Agent, who VIII be inrnHhedM
his Store, two doors below the Bank Of Virginia, with a large
supply of all the varieties of Writing Paper made al their NIL,
vz: Fool.cap, tatcap, packet post and letter Paper, all which h.
will sell, by IS Wholesale and retail, AT such prices as cannot fail 10
satisfy the public. City and odSutry merchants, aud cnizens q
The State generally. are respectfully invited TO examine his stock,
and see ifi IL is not TO lheiI interest To encourage domestic mana.
features. RICHARD WHITFIELD, Prsrdat.
Orr tSa1 4a-tf
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CALICO MILLS NUTiCE.-The Milling business whca
VI has Leen for some years carried on nj the Ganceo Mills, IN
this city, under the name Of Abraham Warwick and Company.
ceased, By limitation, according 10 their articles OF agreement. IN
the thhIeth day of last month, in consequence of the death Il
John Tiril. one "f the partners. That firm Is now finally DIS
solved. and Abraham Warwick, The acting partner, Will continue
10 use liz name in order 10 wind mp its business.
4 new Co Partnership has been formed, TO carry on similar bh.
siness, al The same place, By The surviving partners, under tie
firm Of Warwick i Barhsdaie.
ABRAHAM WARWICK.
WILLIAM J. BARkSDALR.
p;.t,-o,J INT. ID, 1919 Ic-C'
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NILIIAM f. RICHIE, ATTORNEY At Law, Richmond, ia,
IN. U,nLs Feb. ~
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IN ClANCERY.-vIHcixA:-M Rides m. in the Clerks OF
l flee Of the Circui, Superior Cont Of Law and chancery for
Louisa county, on Monday. June the Il h, 1872:
HUGH Goodwin and Polly p. his wtfe, who sue both in their
own Iislt and Us Executor and EAecnirS Of Arthur clayton, de-
ceased, liainiii-:
against
John parrntt, William Trce, William Stout, George Morris,
Nathaniel Mills, Samuel II. Parfott, Grnree Paroff, Julia Parroti,
Ciarissa VI. Parrot, William Groom and Harriet iis wife, Janrs
Ransom and Malvina his wife, Dabney a. Locker, John u. Lock
er and Mary Willis Inck~r, Defendants:
The d, fcndants, John Parrot, William Tr,ce and clarissa ".
PARROT, not having entered their appearance and given security,
according To law and tie rule. Of this Court, nId Il appearing b.
satisfactory evidence, that they are not Inhabitants Of this State:
On notion ii the plaintiffs, by their counsel, II is ordered, that
liz said defendants, John farruit, William Tricr, and Ciarissa
VI Pairott, do APPEAR before The Judge Of tlc. said Cont, At The
Court house, on the iri day of The nca; term of the said Count,
anil answer The PLAINTIFF bill; and That n copy of this orIer he
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published IN The city of
Richmond for two months successfully, a.h pasted NJ the front
door of The Court house nf this county on some Court da".
ACopy-Teste,
JOHN HUNTER, c. c.
Junc 10 lO-NeW
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IN CHANcERY.-At Rules taken IN the CLERKS Office Of The
4 Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery uf FRINGE Ed
ward county, the II day Of July, Isi2:
Francs y. Watkins, Administrator Of Martha Pankey, deceas-
ed. Plaintiff:
against
Henry \. Watkins and William NJ. Watkins, each in their
own iieht and as Executors of Joel Watkins, and Henry T.. Wat
kins, Juseph Watkins and lanes II. Wood, Executors Of Francis
Watkins, deceased, and the said Henry 4. Watkins also in his
own right, Henry y. Watkins, Nathaniel Jackson and Nancy his
wife, Mary Fowler and the other unknown heirs of Barnet Fuw-
Ter and Temperance his wife, dect ascd, Benjamin. Elliott and
Frances his wife, If living, and, II not, their heirs, Phineas Nash
and John Nash. hriis of Charles Nash and Judith his wife, the
heirs" f john +. Nash and Susan his wife, the heirs Of Thomas
Walton aud Elizabeth his wife, 10 wit: Grnrge WALTON. Thomas
Walton, Paul Jones and Mary hi wifi, and o:hcrs, whose Names
aic Unknown, - Eiiar aud ca;iarine his wife, IL living, ana,
il mol, their heirs, and other unknown heirs OF Martha Pankry,
deceased, Defendants:
The defendants, thr unknown heirs of Barnet Fowler aud
Temperance his wife, Benjamin Elliott and Frances his wife. u
living, and, u not, their heirs, Phineas Nash and John Nash.
heirs Of Charles Nash aud Judith his wife, the heirs Of John +.
Nash and Susan hi wife, the heirs Of Thomas Walton and Eli
ZalctI his wife, whose names are unknown, - EiIar ana
CallariGe his wife, If living, and, ii not, their heirs, and other
Hnknowa heirs of Martha Pankcy, If any there he, moi having
entered tier appearance and given security, according l." an act
of the General Assembly and The rules Of this Court, and II ap-
pcaring that they are not inhabitants Of this State. on the motion
accordingly ordered. that they appear here "n tie first day of
copy of this order he forthwith inserted in some one OF the pub
lie newspapers printed in the ci y Of Richmond for two months
successfully, and also posted at the front door III the Courthouse
of this county. a Copy-Tesie,
B. J. WoRSlIAM. c. C.
ruiy q iS-wgy
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NOTICc-AIl persons having claim. against the Estate Of
N Mary +. George, deceased. are hereby notified to present
them TO the undersigned, without decay. ms holce WIN ps
nlcaIey : n Lar Ia ali sucl, as are not promptly presented and
m,da no,n JOSEPH BASYE,
Late Sheriff of Northumberland,
and Administrator oil Mary I. George, deceased.
Northumberland Jriy / 1870 IS-wiwt