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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03
Vain street Property mt Auction
THE pOWfYATAN HOUSE.

o., WILL sell, Saturday, the S,h day Of Feb
f4li. ruary. the large and cumnodious BRICK
C1.A BUILDING. Main Street, known as the
POWHATAN HOUSE. This property is valuable.
and in good repair, with large Stable. and all 9th
er buildings necessary on the Lot.
Terms at sale. The sale to he conducted by John r.
ID. Payne, suctioneer, which will be made without re
serve. JOHN +. HAWKINS.
Feb. 3 q
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Mrs. AeMriQNes'
ENGLISH AND FRENCH ACADEMY.
FOR I'OU.V'G L.lDIES,

LYNCHBuRG, VA.
uNIlE 4ih session Of this Institution will begin. Nuns
1 day. the ;}rd OF Februry. The instruction embraces
a complete course Of finished English education. To-
gehef with thorough study of the French Languages;
viz Grammar conversation. written and verbal trans
atlon from English 10 French.
The department of English Parsng, Composition.
Rhetoric Logic. Ancient Languages, BE-, &c., will bv
conducted as heretofore by Mn. ID. SMITH.
Tems-$l8, Sl5 aud &l2.50, for English AMI
French No extra charges but for Drawing. Aucient
Languages and Mathematics
N B.--Hih the rie,e ofgieing her rhol- time s.1
attention 10 her pupils, Mrs H. has sec'ted desirable.
boarding in the same square with Ter Academy. Er
those young Ladies from the counr, that may be- en-
trusted 10 her care.
Jan. 30 CIV
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M Ar RlAlaE q.

Married, on Thursday. 23d ult.. by The Ret. Il. II
Gafy. 4. II. L.. DsRELi, Esq, Of Rchnmed, To Miss
MARY L.. daughter Vi WIN. d. Jgnes, Of New Store.
Buckingham.
-. on Thursday evening. the 23d inst. hy The
Rev. David Shaver, SAMUEL NowLIS. Esq, to Ms.
BELINDA X. MosELEr. all Of I.ynchburg.
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LNarhbHrg .Fr0ssenly.

FuNHE next session of this Institution will omen
i Monday, Bird Of March and close the last Of July
The course Of study is extensive embracing all the
branches essential 10 thorough Englsh and Classical
education.
The Pn,Nclru will devote his time chiefly tn the
Mathematics and the Natural Sciences. and pay sc,at
en,ion In El,culion. Comp, siiion and penmanship.
The Assistant, IL II. SMiru. A. d., having de-
voted more than ordinary attention To the study Of the
Ancient aud Modern Classics feels confident of giving
most complete and thorough instruction in this depart
mcnt
lie will give instruction in the German. French.
Spanish and Italian Languages either in public IN
private. loany WIN may wish to avail themselves ui the
opportunity.
n. B.--Stujenis may obtain board in The family W It'll
the teachers, and have 10 ther library free o
charge ID. SMITH. Principal.
Feb. WIN
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~ ib','l(;E.

I'HE parincTship her .IofJre existing under sie sy
l. and firm OF ROP. iRrS & LEE, expired BY him.
itaion ON the lst ns ant The OF the Ssru win ~
used in closing tn concern.
All persons IT. debed the earnestly ~
quested 10 forward and settle their acc~ns.
are anxious IL wind it up as snn practicable.
RYLAND ROBERTS,.
JOHN b. LEE.
Lynchburg, Jan. 30. l845.
+. y We thank friends and the public for ths
very liberal patronage bestowed On the hrD uf Rop.
Egrs L LEE. during the last fwe ycay. AZ / ask cum
tinuance Of i. 10 the new cotcern Of LF Il & ROB
EXITS. R.,
JRI
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Reinforcement.

BY direction of the court. the sale of the above adver
Used property is postponed until Thursday. The 18th OF
February. when It will take place, The decrre orders
before the auction hnuss AZ .Mes~s Payne + 1araer
The sale will be whou. reserve
e.. L. tfOSBv. Co'.'r.
FEB ) tlot-lf
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Lost, loaned or mislaid.
KeMOnii'S Santa E'e Expedition.
2Nd VOlUulC.

4 NY ofmy friends having the above Book in pos
IA session. will cunier favor by returning the same
to me, or 10 e. l.. Price, Esq Respectfully.
GEO. e. WILLIAMS.
Feb. 3 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03

HOSE COMPANY
A meeting of the Hose Company will be held at the
Council Room, this evening (Monday.) at half past
o'c uck. JESSE L. BURTON.
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Mr.. Thomas nlmmdurv +,

vJIRG1NiA-At rules held in the Clerks Office, of the
circuit superior of law aud chancery the con-
~ OF Franklin, In thu month Of January, 1915;
AbTam Chitlrcss and William Chiidress, Plaintiff.
against
John w Childrcss, Henry Chdress aud Nancy Fcrgu-
son, Defendants
IN CnAYcERy.
The Defendants John W ChIldrss and Henry Chd,css
not having entered their appearance and given security
cofing to the Act Of Assembly nn tho rules this
and It appearing by satisfactory evidence TINT they
inhobtonis OF This State the motion OF the plaintiffs, by
counsel ordered that lhe said John W fhldcss and
'nry 'ldeas do appear at rules to be held in the said
Clerks Once ON the first Monday in April next and
answer the pIaniihs hill; aud thai ths a,der be forth
with published in newspaper printed in the town
OF Nnchbnrr, for Two months suceeriyely and posted
the 'front.' door Of tho court boNve of this county
Copy-Tesie.
M. q. CARRIER, ID &.
req. w2m
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CASH For WHEAT
DOCTOR ANTuON,S
SCHOOL md COLLEGE CLASSICS,
For sale by NASH & WOODHOUSE,

DOCAWN n ~ ] HUNS
SCHOOL and COLLEGE, CLASSICS,
For sale by NASH g. WOODHOUSE,
1877 Main Street, Richmond
ATTN GRAMMAR, Part i.--Fist Latin Les
4 sons, containing the most important parts Of the
Grammar Of the Latin Language, together with nppro-
pirate Exercises IN traoslang aud writing Latin.
Latin Grammar, Part Am introduction to Latin
Prose Composition.
Latin Pfosody.-A system Of Lain prosudy and Ne
tire.
Cesar.-C~sars Commentaries &c, with English
Notes.
Vlrgil.-The Eneid of Virgil. with English Notes,
SC.
Cicero.--Selec, Oations of Cicero, with English
Notes, SC.
Ilorace.-rhe works Of llorace, with English Nu,es.
&c.
Sallnst-Sallnsis Jugurthian War and Conspiracy OF
CaaIine, with an English Commentary, Sc
Greek Lessons, Part I.-First Greek I.essons far
the use OF beginners.
Greek Lessons Part 2.--An introduction To Greek
Prose Composition.
Greek Prosody.-A system of Greek Prosody and
Metre. SC.
jacobs Greek Reader, with English Noles, &c.
Homer lIomer's lllad. with English Notes
Greek Grammar.-For the use Of Schools aud Cole
ges.
New Greek Grammar-Principay from the German
Of kuhner, Matthias. Bu,tman, sc.
New Classical Dictionary.
Dictionary Of Greek and Roman Antiquities, together
with general collection Of Eng sh Schoo and Classical
Books For sale wholesale ur RETAIL as low us can be
had in Richmond
Jan. 30 tsif
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NEW CONC,.:wN.

L LEE = nrsBEE' IS,
will continue the GROCF. ny BUSINESS a n,h~,t.
Lees old s.sod, Were they viii h. rsspasd 1t IN
lines 10 exhibits ST. ck ofgus. in iheis ln~. large
and weselec,ed as any to Ia fund 10 this vkes. sn
on as good, II 'ui bette, ,sns FNm oar I'D friends
and the public general ~ we elliott SAIL. pu,nsirg u
sell them r. ods On the most accommodating terms.
JOHN b. LEE.
RYLAND ROBERTS.
tor Bacon. Lsrd, Butter, Feathers and every KIDD Vt
v. esiern Produce. Will pay in barter " easA. the
highest market price. LEE & kOnERTS.
Jan. 80 n
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II STR.sY MORSE

~ CAME to my tcusc vi the 20,h OF
T-sV II the prescott month. lie Is we'll act
G(H pK Saddle Horse. his feet ARE all white,
CsNna&aA0s has star 10 his Grehead, nnt In 10 n'l
appearance Saddle Horse. | wish the owner sould
come and get the llorse aud pay charges.
WM. COUGH.
Feb 3 IL
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$50 and 26O acres,

being that portion Of the whole tract remaining after de-
dncting TAO thereof, sold by said A. Is. Duke Ia
Mr.. John Percival.
TERN s OF SALE.
credit Of and monihs for equal parts Of The pur.
chase money the purchaser giving bond and good
rity and the title retained as further security.
The title ,hi, Land is believed to he unquestions-
be but the undersigned, selling commissioner, will
convey such title only is vested in him nv the decree
aforesaid c. l.. MOSBY, Com'r. O.
Jan. lO t3lJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03
LOCKS AND HINGES.

4 VERY large supply of Locks, Hinges. Bolis, and
"A Building naterais, of almost every kind usually
purchased in Hardware Store; Just received, for sale
cheap, by Ii. Is. w. A. RICHARDS.
Sept 10 tsif
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ClOrer Need.

ClOCer Seed.
TUSr RECEIVED. so bushels s.srsses M,,nsain
- Clover Seed, which will h suId Inv ftr,sh. nv
T. r. NOQNltAE.
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CuE.gx. Dv.uESTxCS.

1--WE SUBsC RlBEk. Agent for the ''Ro.hsrwpd"
i Factory, Kngsprt. Tennssser, Oilers for sale
10 bales very stout "A Sheetings, In which will
be sold bargain. GEO. bA0bl,
JAN ID WN
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,

lying on Wins,on's HILL near The town Of Lynclbnrl
formerly owned by Mr. G.. Anthony, and purchased
A. b. Duke containing between
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03

prices the wer classes Of leaf being the on, descfp
'ion upon which they a, al disposed to give way.
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HATCHER 4 GREEN,
OcerS and Conn mission .NerPhOAsfs,

HAtCHIEtS a. Il IL EEN,
GrOcers and Commission .Nereh0ssfs,
TUAVlNG removed To the lower tenement Of the
III large brick building, receny erected. on The cor
ner of Main Street, Immediately below the Make.
House and opposite john j. PnryIs take great pleasure
in informing their former friends and customers, and
who feel disposed to paIronse them, that they have now
IN Store,
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED
sToOK OF q n o q e RI Els,
which they have determined sell either Evr CASH OR
BARTER at prices as cannot fail 10 give satisfaction.
They ask all purchasers. particularly such as are III
arch Of GOOD BARGAINS, to call aud examine
for themselves.
They will also pay the highest cash price fr Bacon
Lard. 3n,ier. Wm1. Feathers. Beeswax, Tallow, Clo
yer Seed Flax Seed. Ginseng, &c. &c.
We ais, offer our services 10 the public as
Commission Merchants
G,r the sale of all kinds Of produce merchandise con
signed To u.s. hoping by pronplnss and strict attention
IN business TO merit share If public patronage.
~ JOHN A. HtTCI1ER,
JAMES B. GREEN.
Feb z
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TOO rs.

TOOLS.
NARPENTERS, BIacksmith's. Tanners and
~ or Tools oi various kinds & qualities. just 10 and
for sale low by II. 3. 4 w. A. RICHARDS.
Sept 10 tsif
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D. W. M 90 n =,

.. W. M o Il =,
IMPORTER. wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL psALkR IN
CHINA. GLASS = EAiGEWENVVA = y.
I-s ~ TnE WHITE RIrcHEA,
LYNcHyuRo, Va.
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Commission Business

Commission Business.
HNllE subscriber takes this method Of announcing Ia
his friends and acquainianccs, that he is again In
lynchburg Tor The purpose of doing general
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
Thankful for the favours conferred on him during the
number of years he engaged in the business he nov
solcis of the patronage Of his friends and the
public generally.
lie has made suitable arrangements for the Storage OF
produce committed his care, and promises s,rlct at.
tenlon to the interest Of his patrons His Office is at
present at the store of MIR. Jshn HolIins.
SAMUEL NOWLlN
Feb 3 ,sif
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TO NADDLERS.

4 SUPPLY of Hog Skins, Morocco Skins, Web
~ bling Bits, Stirrups, Buckles, Bosses and variety
Of other Goods required by Sadders nsi opened and for
sale cheap. H. b. !. w. A. RICHARDS.
Sept 70
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FEB. )
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-07-12
Mansion House .

Corner ofSt Paul and Fayet.e streets,
Baltimore.
The undersigned having taken. fitted
and furnished the MANSION HOUSE as
Il Public Hotel would be happy To receive
the patronage ofihe travelling community
who may favor him with call, and fiat
tiers himself that they will find everycom'
for. and attention which are to be met
with in the bcs, Hotels in the city.
N. B. a few Gentlemen can be ac-
commoda'ed with board and pleasar,
rooms by the month "r wear on rrasona-
bic TENS. JOHN ALEEETSON
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STAIMBURM'8
VEGETABLE EXTRACT PILLS,
Beware Of Counterfeits.

This most popular Of all Medicines has truly
gained the confidence of the many thousands of
sufferers who have used It, in many forms of dis
ease, with unhiling success.
The following complaints have always been
cured when the Stanburn Pills have been taken
according to the directions which accompany
Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Bilious Complaints
Liver Complaints, Cholic, Coughs and Colds,
Rheumatism, Fever and A9ue, Scrofula, Bies,
Whooping Bough Measles, Worms, Small Pox,
Eruption in the Skin.
A vast number of communications have been
received BY the proprietor, each proving a cure
ofsome Of the above diseases, and which might
be here introduced, would space permit but it is
hoped tile following will be sufficient to place
beyond all doubt their curative vrture.
From Or. Reed, of Virginia.
Norfolk, June l2, 1914.
Dr. Stainburn--Sir: Since last wrote you, I
have seen several persons who have been usng
tho Vegetable Extract Pills, and in every case
fhey Rave proved themselves worthy the name
they bear. young man by the name of John
For-ythe, had been wasting away in seated
consumption for several wears, and BIZ using the
Extract Pills for about two weeks, his cough,
pains, Sc, left him entirely, and he is
well as to be about his ordinary business. In
deed sir, from the rapidity Of the sales, the value
ofyour pills may be safely discerned. | am
entirely out, have daily calls for them and wish
you would forward me more as soon as possible
Yours, Sc. THOS. S. REED.
From Massachusetts.
Worcester. June II. cs44.
DR.. Stanburn-My daughter, Who had dis
trcssing cough, raised great quantity fphegm,
and who afflicted with palpitafion of the
heart, had taken box of your Vegetable FIX
tract Pills. and is now quite we'll, Others bear
testimony to their good effects.
Yours respectfully.
JOHN STRIKER, jr
From Pennsylvania
Easton July l, 1874.
DR.. Stanburn--I have considerable matter to
tell you concerning the Extract Pills, where they
have performed cures when those who have
bought them had scarcely any faith in their Of
fccts. There lie a lady here, now able TO attend
TO her domestic concerns, who was, at the time
she commenced taking them, confined to her
chamber, and Frustrated on her bed [ will tell
you more when see yon; please credit my ac-
count with the enclosed twenty dolnls, and
send ms by the bearer another gross Of pills.
Respectfully, &c,
GEO S. SMITH.
From Connecticut.
New Haven, June o., 1914.
DR.. Sta inhurn--Your Vegetable Extract Pills
have had wonderful effects in several cases in
t,Iis town; sold a box to man who had been
sick with consumption and rheumatic complaints
for four or five years, and who was unable 10
dress when he commenced taking them. He
has recently sent me word that he felt quite well,
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ON application of Francis King OF Cecil coun-
WV, by petition in writing to me the subscri-
Der, one of the Justices of the Orphans Court of
Cecil county, setting forth that he is in actual
confinement for debts which he is unable to pay
and offering TO deliver up for the benefit of his
creditors all his property, real, perso nal and mix
ed TO which he is any way entitled schedule
whereofand list of his credits and debts being
annexed TO his said petition upon oath, and pray
ing TO be discharged from actual confinement
and TO have extended to him the benefit of the
several Insolvent Laws of Maryland; and it ap-
pearng to me by competent testimony that the
said petitioner has resided in the State of Mary
land for the last two years next before his appli-
cation appointed Edward B. Ford, Trustee, for
the benefit of the creditors of the said Francis
King who has entered into boud with security
by me approved for the faithful pertol nance of
his said trust and the said trustee having certif-
ed to me that he is in full possession of all the
property in the said schedule and list Of debts
contained, have ordered and appointed the
first Tuesday of the next October term of Cecil
county court for the said Francis King TO ap-
pear before the Judges of Cecil county court, at
the Court House in EIkton, to answer such al
legations and interrogatorts as may be then and
there by his creditors made and propounded and
the said Francis King having entered into bond
IN penalty with security by me prescribed and
approved 80 TO appear and answer as aforesaid,
| 10 hereby order and direct that the said Fran
els King, be discharged from personal confne-
ment and that he give notice to his creditors Of
this his application and of the day by me ap-
pointed for his final hearing in Cecil county
court, by advertisement in some newspaper
printed in Cecil county once week for three
months before the said first Tuesday of next Oc-
tober term of Cecil county court. Given unGer
my hand this fifth day of May in the year Eigh-
teen hundred and forty Ave.
ABRAM CHANDLER.
True Copy. Test
GEO. MCCULLOUGH, elk.
May 10th l345-3m
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PERSONAL DISCHARGE.

IN LIN coO " L 0ct:
a N the application Of Samuel Rnggold, Jr.
oof Kent County, by petition in writing to
me William b. Wilmer one of the Justices Of
the Orphans Court, stating that he was IN con-
hnement for debts which he was unable to pa, i,
and praying me to grant II him the benefit of
the lnsolvent Laws Of this State, a schedule of
his property, estate and effects and list of his
Creditors and Debtors, on oath, as far he can
ascertain them, being annexed to his petition,
and the said Samuel Ringgold, Jr., having sat
stied me by competent testimony that he has
resided two years next preceding the time OF
his application, within the State of Mary land.
and having appointed James p. Harrison, a
Trustee for the benefit If the creditors of the
said Samuel Ringgold, Jr. and the said Trustee
having given bond with security approved BY
me for the faithful performance of hi. said trust,
and the said Trustee being in possession Of all
the property, estate and effect of the said lnsol-
vent Debtor, (the necessary wearing apparel
and bedding of him self and family excepted) for
the benefit of his creditors, | William b. vii.
mer one of the Justices of the Orphans Court,
do hereby grant personal discha rye to the
said Samuel Ringgold, Jr., and do hereby ap-
point and fix the first Wednesday IN the next
September Term of Kent County Court for the
appearance of the said Samuel Ringgold, Jr.,
to answer such heterogeneous as may be pro-
pounded by any of his creditors, and do also APP
point and fix the first Wednesday in the next
September Term Of the said Court, for the final
herring Of the said application, and do also order
that the said Samuel Ringgold, Jr, by causing
copy ofthis Notice and Order to be inserted
in one of the newspapers printed on the Eastern
Shore of the State of Maryland, once week
for three successive months, before the fist
Wednesday in the next September Term of Kent
County Court, give notice 10 his creditors to APP
pear before the said Kent County Court, on the
first Wednesday in the next September Term
of the said court, to shew cause if any they have
why the said Samuel Ringgold Jr should not
have the benefit of the Insolvent Laws as pray
ed. VIM. B. WILMER
True Copy Test
J. w. GORDON, elk. of
Kent County Court Md.
June 18th lS45-3m.
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Ne,U Spring
GOODS
At Writ S P!

The subscriber takes the earliest opportunity
of informing his friends and the public that he
has just opened Il NEW ASSORTMENT Of
most beautiful and FASHIONABLE GOODS,
of the LATEST STYLE and BEST QUAIL
TY, which he offers for sale on the most accom-
modating terms, at his New and Cheap Store,
opposite Johnson's Hotel.
His Stock is very superior, and consists in
part of
French English and American Cloths, price,
from So to 81 so.
Tweed Cloths and Cassimeres.
Black, Fancy and Polka Cassimeres.
Polka Vestings Of the most beautiful styles.
Marseilles and Common Nestngs.
Also-A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT Of
GOODS bought especially for the LADIES, &
selected with great care. These articles are
numerous and so beautiful that an to attempt 10
describe them would he vain.
The LADIES are therefore, invited to call and
his Stock, as he is confident they will be suited.
The subscriber has also, n large assortment of
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Maruland Cecil COUNTY,, SCI.

.Waryiand Cecil County, SCI.
nn application of Thomas Tyson, of &C.
We'll County, by petition in writing to me, the
subscriber, Zone of the associate Judges of the
Orphans Court of Cecil County, setting forth
that he is in actual confinement for debts he is
unable to pay. and offering to deliver up for the
benefit of his creditors all his property, real per-
sonal and mixed, TO which he is IN any way ent-
tied, a schedule whereof and list Of his credits
and debts being annexed to his said petition upon
OATH and praying to be discharged from actual
confinement, and to have extended to him the
benefit ofthe several nsolvent laws Of Maryland;
and it appearing to Inc by competent testimony
that the said petitioner has resided within the
State of Maryland for the last two years next be-
fore his application, ! appointed Levi Riddle
Trustee for the benefit of the creditors of the
said Thomas Tyson, who has entered into
bond with security by me prescribed and approved
for the faithful performance OF his said trust; and
thesaid Trustee having certified to me that he is in
full possession oall the property in the said sched-
ue and list ofdebts contained, have ordered and
appointed the first Tuesday next after the third
Monday in October next, for the said Thomas
Tyson to appear before the judges of Cecil
County Court, at the court house in Elkton, to
answer such allegations and interrogatories as
may DO then and there by his creditors made and
proposed and the said Thomas Tyson, hav-
ing entered into bond in penalty and with secu-
rity by me prescrib, and approved so to appear
and answer ms aforesaid | do hereby order and di-
rect that the said Thomas Tyson be dis
charged from personal confinement and that he
give notice ofths his APPLICATION and otthe day so
by me appointed for his final hearing in Cecil Co.
Court to his creditors, by advertisement in some
newspaper printed IN Cecil County, once week
for three months, before the said first Tuesday
next after the third Monday in October next.
Given under my hand this 26th day of April
ls45. ADRIAN CHANDLER.
True copy. Test,
May II GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, Cl'k