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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TVyHIS may certify that have this day given to
IL my son Isaac B. GUsr1N, minor, his time,
he is therefore at liberty 10 trade and act for him.
SELF and shall claim none of his earnings nor pay
any debts Of his after this date.
ELISHA GUSTIN.
Attest, Jesse Rowe, Ansel Harmon.
Victory, April 8, ls43. 3o3w3
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VHNHE Summer term of the School at ST. Johnsbu
n ry Plain will commence Wednesday, June 18th,
under the charge of MIR JAMES X. COLBY.
TUIrloN.-3,O0, $50 or 400, according to the
studies pursued. Deductions made for such absences
only as occasioned by sickness.
Scholars will not be received for any period short
err than term--and only at the commencement
of term, except in where they designing
to continue through subsequent terms-and can be
accommodated in classes already formed. Bows
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ceived.
ALL GARMENTS MADE BY HIM WAR
RANTED TO FIT
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IVA " hA - sh Ii IN ~ RA " " N
MEDICINE NOW IN GENERAL
USE FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
AND ALL DISEASES or THE LUNGS.
VNNHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
n is believed 10 be deservedly the most popular
Medicine ever known in America for coughs, colds,
asthma phthisic, consumption, whooping cough,
and Pulmonary affections of every kind
Extracts from Certificates
DR. Samuel Morrill, of Concord, N. III. writes that
he is satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam is a
valuable medicine, having been used with complete
success in cases which had previously resisted the
most approved prescriptions.
DR.. Truman Abel, of Lempster, N. H., writes
that he confidently recommends its use in all COM
plants Of the chest equal, if not superior to any
other medicine within his knowledge.
DR.. Amory Hunting, of Franklin, Mass, writes
after having prescribed the usual remedies without
relief and having consulted with several eminent
ply scians he has found the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam TO have had the desired effect, and recon-
mends it as a SAFE convenient and cificacious med-
cine.
The public are particularly cautioned against the
many Counterfeits limitations, which have partial
ly or wholly assumed the name of the genuine arti-
cle
~ Be assured that it is not genuine unless one
or both of the written signatures OF SAMPSON REED
or WIN. JOSH CUTLER, are found attached to a yell
low label "a blue envelope. All labels of and af
ter the date of Dec. 1885, will have the written sig
nature of VIM. Jon'n Cutler. Prepared by REED,
WING &CUTLER, (late Low & Reed) Whole
sale Druggists, 81 Chatham street, Boston. and sold
by Druggists, Apothecaries and Country Merchants
generally. Price SO cts.
Sold by Luther Jewett, ST. Johnsbury. 2S4yl.
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SCI APS FROM ii E N r Y

'We ought to BEAR one another's burdens, not to
ADD to them
Fearful, faint. hearted people, not fit to be
ployed for God; and among those who are enlisted
under the banner Of Christ, there are more towards
than think there are.'
sCowards will seem valiant when the danger is
over but those consult their reputation who try their
courage when danger is near
'Many are taught with the briars and thorns of af
Fiction, that would not learn otherwise
.1Iany are led into false ways, by false step of
agood man.
'Those who design i'll themselves, commonly
most apt to suspect that others design ILL
proud and naughty people are often made in lit
tie time to change their note, and to dread those
whom they most despised.'
sVilages cities to a contented mind
Good men are more solicitous and DESTROYS to
know the duty that is to be done by them, than to
know the events that shall be concerning them; for
duty is ours, events are Gods
THE GOLDEN MAXIM OF SIR MATTHEW
A Sabbath well spent
Brings week Of content,
And health for the toll of tomorrow;
But Sabbath profaned,
Whatso'er may be gained,
Is certain forerunner of sorrow.
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NOTICE..

TENHE subscriber would inform tn' .. Commenced
IL Lyndon and its vicinity that he nS' '''
the DuSineSs
BOOT & s iii % NJ b'Si 'ns5 b
at the Corner in the building formerly soO where
intends carrying on the above business IL ."
rious branches. ,,;cs and warran'eu
also, KID SLIPS and WALklNSu; W. s1pcrience IN 'h
featured to order He hopes by his bis engagement
business and promptness in fulfilling
to merit share of public patronage.
Thompson's History o. Vi. ' =, the cDs
A FEW copies of this work for sale al WV
IA DOMAIN Office.
March IS, 1s43.
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nPA friend desires us to publish the following
CHRIST IN THE G AR DE N.

While nature smiling in stiffness to rest,
And the last beams of daylight dim in the west
Der fields, by pale moonlight, TO lonely retreat.
In deep meditation, WANDERED my feet.
passed garden, paused to hear
A voice faint and falt'rng from one kneeling there's
The voice of the mourner affected my heart,
While pleading in anguish the poor sinners part.
listened awhile, then turnd me TO see
What man of compassion this stranger might be
When 10 discovered PROSTATE on the ground
The lovelest being that was known.
In offering to heaven his plying prayer,
He spake Of the torments the sinner must bear
Himself as a ransom, he offered to give,
That sinners, redeemed, in glory might live.
Ills mantle was wet with the dews OF the night
His locks, by pale moonlight, glist'ning and
bright
His eyes bright diamonds, to heaven were raised,
While round him in grandeur stood angels amazed.
So deep was his sorrow-so fervent his prayer
That down his bosom rolled blood sweat & tears;
/ wept to behold him, and ask d him his name
He answered, tits JESUS from heaven came
am thy Redeemer-for thee / must die
The cup is most painful, but cannot pass by;
Thy SINS, which are many, are laid upon me,
And all this anguish suffer for thee.
/ heard with attention his story of wo,
While tears Of repentance, like rivers, did flows
The tale Of his sorrow, to hear him repeat,
Affected my heart, and fell at his feet
With the voice Of contrition, loudly did cry,
Save, Lord, or persh-save, Lord, or die
He smiled when he saw me, and said to me-Live
Thy sins, which are many, I freely forgive
How sweet was that sentence which made me re-
joice !
His looks, how consoling-how charming his voice
ran from the garden to spread it abroad,
And shouted-lIosANNA OH ! GLORY TO Con
am my journey to mansions above!
My SOULS full Of glory-oflght, life, and love
think Of the garden, the blood and the tears
And ofthat lovely stranger who banished my fears
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1000 OIIars Rs var a

XX7ILL be paid to any Physician who will pro
w duce a better compound for family than
the GENUINE DUTCH or GERMAN VEGETA-
BILE PILLS, STYLED
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GARDEN SEED.
GAYN0R & LYELI.

HANE just received fresh supply Of Gnrden
u u Seeds fronts Nonaso several different sds II ,,5sp
seeds grown this State, an Of which they recommend a. fresh
and genuine.
ART1CHOKE-Croen Globe.
AsPARACUS-Gant or Dutch
bDNCH BEANS-Bfoad Windsor Dwarf Mohawk Farly Dwarf
Kidney. ~ ''
roLE BEANs-iouIeuiural Pole Large White Lima. Scarlet
Runners White Dutch Runners
BEET-FaHy Bopi Tuuip Eariy yeu,,, French s,-,, -.
Blood Mauge WurfsI. "t
BEOCCoLi-iarc Purple Catc.
Heart Dwarf Green Savoy Fairy Sugar Leaf Fairy Yok Fiat
nun."ek Green CURED Savoy Large York Late Sugar Loaf
Red pickling
CARROT-Lonr Orange.
tAULFLoWER-Tary and Late Dutch
CoBN-sm.ufs Extra Early
Turkey 'e 49,
EGG ptANr-Pirp..
lNDlNE-Grcen Cured
hAls-Gfcru Cufcd scotch.
CE-BroNu Dutch Early Drumhoad Eary slcsa Greer
NEloN-Caroins Water Green Cion Iarro Musk OF yellow
NAsrURTU-M
okRA-lona and shou.
oNloN-SIver Skin. yellow Skin.
fAksLEY-CuHci and Single
fAbSNlP-Erra taue. Large Dutch
PEAs-Buo Imperial Dsaff Nauovfat Dwarf Gree, Mares,
80, 10y Itsme' tlty Bishops Dwarf Eum Fairy Sinclair o.
Wa-lnnaisn Fairy WarwIcs, Mau,,wft
y haes 7fani'h Red Turnp. Long Scarlet White TOR
| Satisfy or VEGETABLE oYsrcP.
sflNAGE-.rnckiy Paw. Round Ie,ved o, s,r,,.,
tAfy while Bush Eahy yellow Bush Winter Cook
TOMATO-Garge Red
TUkNiP-Eafy Whe Dutch Parry Yellow rr,eb F,,, n, a..
Soue ty White si'e Red Top Ruta Bsga White Plat yyts,
Eel 'u
WIND0w GLASs.---5o boxes assorted for,aoby
w NH < y noy-p
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PROLAPSUs U.EEF:I.

hR Ro TfIOMPsONs Pelvic Corset and uiero Abdominal
~ Bandage, the relief Po1psus Ute, Falling
of the Womb. present appreciation
other instruments which have been offered the prof tie
prevention and cure Of this distressing disease.
The late Dr. John Ebchc of the Medical College of Ohio Pro
sewa of Columbia College city Of Washington and many
others distinguished 10 the profession speak the highest Of
approval OF these
re p'rs Carat D. simple DO ~ construction and Possesses adj
which must be apfarento any acquainted
anatomy of The paris who application
aud by the patient without any afYig
prompt and relief and an Pflt,us Cteu
Ths fdgaiHa BaHdarr admirably adapts itself
patient and during the period Of CESSATION aer delivery by
bcing aud giving decided support The Pelvic Vcer prevents
che n that painful discaso Pfoapsls tter
Great objection having been urged the
~ this character consequence II the high prices usually asked
for them. induced arrangements which ena
he pu these prices which viii place them reach
every patient
61o AIrv-p utrvAT6 20
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Dr. sewa of Columbia College city of Washington says
~ have carefully examined Dr. a. g. Huls and Dr. r. Toup
apparatus radically
sentialy different IN their
The general aud leading difference between those appa
that while Dr. us intended afsrd partial
port the and other aud tins very
bic d. ThomIlns calculated afford
support. and DO safely and comfortably. While
of Dr. Ilu nenecta and oen regard Dr.
Thomlsnn's safe, and ofeu highly beneficial"
Having pointed other differences Dr.
Guides
Or Thonpons apparatus has wedge, stopper pesar,
which constitutes important difference between them"
We have possession other certificates Physicians
throughout the which open ihe Inspection
those who may wish them although physician
persons acquainted with the anatomy ~ the will
oftbe instrument be convinced Of It's utility.
ALEX. DUVAL h 60.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
The subscribers, manufacturers and whoIesnI,
dealers in Foreign and Domestic
STRAW GOODS

EsFECrFUtIY ANNOUNCE tsi bev nave leased ,ls t,,,s
sa spacious 0rr under The ESlangc Reading Room Ecn
nnl virginia where they intend conducting general
GOODS business. Their stock o. comprise IN
extensive assortment NJ every business with
wmhh they VII Pc supplied weekly from their mandatory
uf North wcc they have 0 ye1rs been extensively
engaged n nc Manufacture n STRAW GOODS AMI from tr
'fnencc as manufacturers They ar enabled offer every article
in their line az te rv i0r Nafisra pri,ss for gTS They
respectfully solicit Merchants Mness and dealers general
cal and their which found 90 eousf.e an
extensive variety of LECHORN STRAW. CYPREss WILLOW
AMI FANCY BEAtD RONNErS Alec. LEGHORN PANAMA
and PALM LEAP HATS. BAND and FANCY BOXEs NWftFt
CIAL FLOWERS a. g.
The snhscfhc would aso ean ne aucnuono Merchants and
others Norh % their Establishment No. pa, Cedar
street. Work, where they viii end srensye as-7r
o. Straw Goods and prices
r. 30 " A. w. 2. CARPENTER.
B1rThe Gyncbbur vfrnan ami ffedencssbua Arena viii
ra..e D % nj g.esssrf q this Office
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NEW WORK

NEW WORK .-tniversalism examined, and ev-
Pd IN series OF lectures embracing experience Of the
author during ministry years the testimony Of
u,e'' ministers 10 the dreadful moral tendency faith
by Mathew Hale Smith.
'ONTINrs woRE-Ist Religion. e1ueusnce % P.,
sons Tor renuuncing unyersasm arising difficulties that
a Us defence 3D. Reasons for renouncng drawn
ron The ueainugs Bible. Reasons for repoune pg
un'en drawn from the arguments adiIced support uf the
doctrine 'i Inivcrsm not sustained by arguments IN ID.
FAVOR denved from the light Of Tor r.nounc.
ing un'ersi-m drawn from eth Argument.
against unVerSa'sm drawn from future Judgment Address 10
christians IN relation % uniye unyer.alfgn
4 supply iust received by L. ~ uARROID
Aie SIS Depository, Few door below the Exchange Bank
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IMPROVED YEAST POWDERS.
E0r raising ENcktrhenf 49,. lLlMns q

FOT TdisiHg bHcktrhedt Cakes, Mullins &c.
'oMBlNlNG economy and been used with
- great satisfaction 10y families IN Richmond recommend
tins article with confidence We prepared large olauty
fresh and properly labelled with DIEEcTIoNs
These Powders are an admirable substitute Yeast making
all kinds Of Batter Cakes and have the advantage that ac
IN rendering the batter perfectly light and ready the in
Nani ey are mixed Buekwhclt and other made
with these Powders less likely disagree with the stnurc
ihan those made with yeast and requires bu,
urely avoided
bEEfoNSFu the contents ola white and eooued paper
operate vessels and one and h1lf gs 81 Mix
ther uafis Of batter little thicker allow for the
qd IN winch the powders dissolved and ready for hakng
" M N one Z" The dissolved powersthen add and .tir
Wen 1nd commence baking Immediately further az talon
% Of each powder ior or 81 pn Prepared and for
sale by BOLTON A HARRISON
Corner Main Governor streets below the Eagle NUN.
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JuLY, I5Ia.

do hereby certify Smiths B,;ers or Renova
tor oi Health for four
mended In no one case as Il fard TO
give relief when properly adhered fused
the stomach tk headache bilious dsorrcd
the patient rrief; therefore recommend 1t
tn al who may be diseased Try pleasant bitter
gently the bowels MM WATTS
JULY 23d. 1912.
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ELLIS 4 Elicit, Agents.

To all whom do may concern: Having been n 4 low
safe II health for several from the Dyspepsia
paints and debility which ooWed long attack offever
had and being often troubled with
aeh with feeling OF hngour and OF spirits
and having frequently taken Caoe
with slight benefit recommended by
Smiths Befs Renovator Health" sold
Eeii when commenced using them they caused slight
OF the stomach but determined perycTe
woed and my great found great and
manifest rehefIhr medicine carried or the bile
quickly and entirely restored health opinion
the remedy OF great value winch freely and strongly
mend A. NORRIS
JULY,
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CrxcINslrl. May ]. 1897.

Ibave carefully examined the Uterine Truss invented by 70
Thompson Columbus and confidently declare
unqueonaIy the perfect and useful instrument of
The kind offered TO the public differs essentially ts
constructed by Dr. Hull and all
respects a Tar superior instrument.
Te Doctor conferred great benefit society by the
Of this JNO. EBERlE VI. n.
Professor OF Theory and Practice Of Medicine Medical College
Of Ohio.
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TO SPORTSMEN OF THE Field

FuMoMAs TNRER Manufacture ana Importer Gun.
II fstol Se- has the paSure Vf informing Msmhers
nofe extensive AMI choice Goods his
ourd establishment aud workmanship hey
cannot be eSes an OF which viii b. sold very pees
| Amongst has assortment the following;
GUNS AND ROWLING TACKLE.
Superior Damascus and sabbiwist double and
| Guns
Double single plain subbtwis Guns
10 do do plain and imitation twist do
DO do do German do
Brass shetland silver mounted Rifles
DueIing. pocket belt and travelling Pistols
sefeoekne sngle and III barrel revolving Pistols
Rife and Pistol Power Flasks
Doubir ami Single Shot Pouches and Belts
Split and Pain English and French Percussion Caps
Common Percussion Caps, At Is per 1000
Specimens Liquor Flasks and Pocket rumbhcrs
English American and Scotch Gunrcwdsr
Dog Calls. Collars. Whips. Chains nd Couples
Iuntsnens Rowing Horns AMI Iuriss
Wash Rods Shot Chargers. Primers
Patent Gun Waddnr. Wad
Mahogany and Leather
Gun. Pistol and Ride Locks Ride Barrcl-
kihhs and forged aud flied Materials OF all kinds
Smiths
FISHING TACKLE
Fishing Poles joints and Walking Canes; English SILK India
Grass and Hair Hooks on
Moods Limerick Kirby and Virginia Fish Hooks
MILITARY.
Superior Gilt German SILVER and Plated mounted
Swords Officers Silk Sases, Sword EpaulcttS
Wings Virginia Ipniy Troopers Buttons Clasps Sword
Canes Hooks swi'ei Tlcl stars Gloves Braid worSted
Wings Pompoons, SC Sc.
floits Go'ecrs and Smiths superior finished
Razors Superior Ivory Buck fcaaHl Silver Mounted
spotsancn' Drk ner ami Pruning Knives, Rodgers
and wot-'enens Manufacture; Rodgers superior Ladies' and
Gentensn's Scissors.
Gold and Silver Walking Canes with
Swords Gold and Silver EverPointed superior
Books and Wallets Go; and ohsr Pens Opera Supe
Spy GlSs Travellers Compas~ Boat Hooks: Pocket
Screws Key Rings Twsescrs Brushes
Boxes Pocket Rules Patent Tape Measures Riding Gig
and Sulkcy Whips; together wi articles.
THOMAS TYRFR
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.p i-wiiw . '' HENRY GIBSON. Clerk.
IN the United States Court for the Eastern Dis

IN the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
u of Virginia, April g. ia43.
In the matter Of bankruptcy A. CUNNINGHAM indi
viduay partner of Dcanc Cunningam Of
Richmond Eastern Virginia District The said John
A. Cunningham has been decrced Bankrupt by this Court
having petition praying discharge IL ordered that
thereof he published printed In the City
Richmond before the - day Of July when
heaung petition, atthe United States Court
Richmond and all creditors who have proved
their persons interest may appear the said
place any they why the prayer Of
petitioner should be granted
A Copy-Tcste:
an s-witw HENRY GIBSON. Clerk.
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A Ia Court held for Cumberland county, the
IN s7th day Of March. iss3-
Alexander 4. johnson. phn
against
Coleman Edwards and John w. Wilson derts
II
The defendant Coleman Edwar having
anee and given according the
Of this Court and appearng BY satisfactory evidence that he
not an nhaoiant Of this Country ordered that the sad de
tenant do here Court aud an
swethe bin Of the plaintiff andthata copy order be
Inserted In published city Of Richmond
tor two months sieeeeb and posted non, door OF the
Court house OF this county.
eopy-ress.
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JOHN N. GORDON

offers for sale the following articles for cash,
negotiable paper, or in exchange for country
produce, and 90 pitnCtunl customers ON
the usual time:
Gtr. Cfoit. =. Rico, and n. q. Sugar
- sinrle. dnulc 4 tribo Loaf do
West India A. Orleans Molasscs In hhds. ndbbls
Fine OH Java
Inruu, Green White
old and new crop Rio COFFfE
~. Domingo A. Anrustura
q Powder, Imperial Young Tyson and Black Tea
Pepper Aispioe. Ginger, Cloves and Nutmcgs
Coppcms, Nader and Indigo
Sole Leather good and damaged
Hemp Bed Gods. ADD Plough Lines
Cotton Lines
Cut and Wrought Nails and Brada
Powder. shot. PIG and Baf Lead
Cap Letef and Wrapping Paper
Shoe Thread. hnc and coarse
Soap. Starch PIG blue and Chocolate
Window Glass and Putty
Cotton Yarns, from different Factories
Bar Iron swedes English 4 American
Hoop Hand & Sheet Iron A. Nail Rods
sieel American A. English Bstcrsd, Cast Sheer German
Copper Bfatefa shcaung 4 bar
Zinc, spclof n block Tin
Tin Plate common kind and loaded for roofing
Wirc Of ais nss
Winter Strained famp OIL
Live Geese Feathers
Tubs iron md wool bound
Polished, wagon and Boxes
bacon. cfy cured and western.
W N'b-eounry produce odd commission.
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LOUISA RAII-ROAD.
Lines 10 Charlottesville. Staunton, Iynchburg
md the Virginia Springs.

CREASED EXPEDITION
Passengers leaving Richmond byt he Railroad. ut &
A. NJ reach the Junction breakfast. and
proceed together with passengers
k-ir from the North.
S- louisville, and thence BY
SNS-ing Charlottesville by r. NJ and Cookies
West by night Leave Cocke daylight
the Blue Ridge al and A.
The Guyandote line \ NJ
Dale by night and leaving there
the Warm Springs breakfast and Caachans
ING the White sulphur T. NJ Lcwisburg
ON the II day - hours than thu by Lynehbsg The
whole j. les and
The Natural Bridge Line leaves esays Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays the alternate DAYS
at II A. NJ reaches Lexington by morning
daylight and arrive the Natural Bridge breakfast pas
until after dinner and Dbrrs
night leave amer breakfast Cahghans
and the White sulphur Springs by p NJ
The roads splendid teams and
coaches a heretofore
These Lines Main Mail Passengers pre-
ference over all others aas Paiaf.
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To Physicians.
DR. RO. THoMPsON'S PELVIC CORSET
Utcro AbdominaI HandagG,

For The Of Polapsus Uten by External Pressure.
TENHE subscriber having purchased of DIR. Ro.
d Thompson right and vend his Pelvic Corset and
Abdominal Bantage for the Of Prolapsus Uten falling
Of the womb respectfully them 10 tc notice Of the medical
faculty possessing superior advantages kind Of
purpose their them We
enabled put them such prices Will place them the reach
OF every patient
The following certificates respectfully submitted
From Dr. jobs Ebcris.
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VIRGINIA,-At rules held in the Clerk. of.
rlainua.

VIRGINIA,-At rules held in the Clerks Of.
Gee q the superior Court Of Chanesr or
Circuit the ID day o. April ista
John Thurman and Thomas fupear Piainud.
Against
John Absn and Elizabeth A. wife. Henry Tuder Mary
his wife Thomas Butler and Frances A. his wife, William Win
nee and Jane his wife Isaiah bradshaw and N. WIFE
lysh A. Miller John w. Mner Nathaniel Met. BENJAMIN Me
Call VIM H. Mccall Elizabeth Franes Pleasant A. Beard anl
foly ms WE Elias jackson. and other Dcns.
The Defendants above named appear
anee and gwen security according
OF this court and happening by that they ar,
not inhabitants ofth- Commonwealth; ordered that the aid de-
PENDANTS here tho goth June term and nm
the bin OF the Pant copy OF this order be forth
with inserted published nv OF Richmond
ot two months successfully and posted door Of the
Capitol In the said city. ..-
ap is-waw wM a. aANDs A. Az
the Unitci states Court for District Of yrrns
April soh ist1 CHRISTOPHER MILLER Of Norfolk eouuy
ns med pstlon Praying that he be Bankrupt
mat al persons claiming 90 be creditors
opne, Nhc show cause In the day Of May
nv No te said Christopher Miller should deelreda
10 the Act OF bch. and that
OF s order be published 10 the
sand and 2tih rules ofeour '" INV
Aeopy-rcste,
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
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n. Macauiay's Mscenanlos. vol 2 g.
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The GoherInes ~ Aurher Of.ear No 2, 81 cents
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The Wavrfy Novels complete 20 Nos. Tor s5 90.
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tn. u Fashion and raams Marsziue Tor April
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