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-u~,,c Richmond Enquirer.

a.. r,,uirrr Is published DAILY and SEMI
9r,Y For The Daily Payer, seven doiiats per an
49,, ,h- raj, or eight dollars II taken Tor a shoit
nu",aas ,n,n one year. For the Senli-sN eekiy, nSe
s' tr'"a '"a ma and Three Dollars fai six months,
e'ii',r !, ,sy,nce.. 10 be paid IN he eFt6e, or tenitteu ny
f'si,'" 49,, Maid, or Six Dollars per ainum al the END OF
The yer his office NAV he remitted yer mail,
md available Bank nnies, at the risk OF the Edi-
In e,4'' =, :, u al Liters bs!ng paid BY the Driters.-
Yer, - ss,acr Of a siusie letter is scarcely Of any account
ttU't.,, Il Is the accumulation of postage, IN an
t"''e business, which operates Is j serious tax
u]c"i"' Terms OF ADVERTISING.
:. rig DAILY E~NQUlRER-For one square OF
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&c. , week, twice a week, or three times a week,
,s,y seven and n half cents.
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nee. 81 cents.
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,yante pay, or satisfactory references, 10 insure eAeeu-
ANNA! advertisers are charged hNy dollars Tor thirty
Ines, aud In that proportion for advertisements vi d
rr-u,er lenpth-except Lottery Vendors and Auction
e~, who are charged one hundred doilars' tpapef ih'
cuded0 r
= 6,nsvrr the party's handwriting Is unknown al tins
05ee. must be authenticated by the endorsafion oil Tue
Postmaster In The nei.hboriiood, or they will IN no case
h., mlh!lshe.. Ssery sHeasnre. that has been taken u
s.e.ent ,mpositions and quizzrs, has proved heretofore
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DIcKsoN's PRACTICE OF i

The South is at last starting up from her l..
thargy, and The more we shake off our Incidence
the more We are Surprised that we can DO for our
selves what VI have been accustomed to have
done for rs abroad. Let US hear 10 more croak.
ins, that The arts and sciences, or learned profess
sions, cannot prosper 10 the Soulh-no more OF
such theories Gingerbread by a lack OF energy ard
enterprise. The ac;ua' advance in Improvement
for 4 few years past, must soon pu, a stop 10 all
such ~iallacics. We begin 10 find OUT that ma.
chinery runs as smoothly, and water is as pow
eriul, or may be dissipaled into elastic steam as
rapidly with Us, as with our neighbors. We begin
10 manufacture our own iron, AMI co.tons. and
wool!ens then, why not also commence 10 edu-
cate our youth al home, where his wants are I'm.
dcrslood. and let those wants be supplied BY his
own ubservaIicn7
But 10 our ne" book en- the Practice Of Physic,
published by The professor Of that branch in The
College Of the Stale Of South Carolina. Il is
handsomely gotten up in Two volumes, an treats
al length Of Diseases, as hey show themselves in
our own section Of country.
Is ii not wonderful, that the young men Of The
South arc compelled 10 take their first impress.
SONS ~(always The slroEgest) OF The E;iolosy, Pa
lhulogy and Treatment OF Diseases, not only from
works written by Northern practitioners, but,
what is still more remarkable, the standard works
and text books for the student Of medicine. who
is 10 devote his life 10 The management, OF diseases
in The Southern States, are published in Paris,
Edinburgh, or Dublin? In a word, these men
study not disease as We find ii here, bul as il is
To The North, or in Europe, modified essentially
By climate, habits and occupation.
10 many things, he is working hard 10 inform
himself upon a disease tat he may never see in
practice in Virginia. Lei us take Typhoid Fever
as an examplt-to The North, We find il endemic
in mosI Of the cities, ana in Europe, al certain
seasons, the hospitals are filled with ii; whereas,
hcreabouis, lis 50 little met with, that unless a
physician has seen il elsewhcre, he does no. recog-
there are diseases at the South which are endemic,
and demand acliv. treatment; il net with 3, al!
10 The North hy a Southerner, he wclld no.e them
as unusually mild, or calling for little or no Gu
falive means. lntermi,icnls, Remitlcnts, and
Corseslive Fevers, are striking instances OF this
difference Of intensity, as The latitude varies. We
do hope that the teachers Of this practical ar, will
give attention 10 our idea, not 10 misins,ruct their
pupils, BY filling their heads with theories, neverio
be verified a; the bedside, and only serving 10 dis
courasel he beginner, but place in his ha nds books,
written b. clase and acute observers IN our own
district Of country, and then lead him 10 the bed
side, and cheer him on, BY pointing onlihe leading
features and diagaosic signs OF each disease
We are indebted 10 Drinker s. Morris for this "a
lnaLle hnGi,
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For he EnQnirtf.
IT IL


Government Is Republican, in proportion as every
member composing II has HIS EQUAL voice IN The uitfc-
tiurs Of its concerns by representatives. chosen by nm
s.lf, and responsible 10 him al short periois-1nh let Us
stilu,inn. VI Thomas .Jstsrson 10 Sdmuel hrrehtrai, July
-, Iel6-4 co.,, Ger. $50.
MEssRs. EDITORS: I hail, with unaffected era.
LITIGATION, the luminous and conclusive exposition
of your views in favor OF a Convention 10 reor-
eanizc our State Constitution, inthe daily Enqni-
rer of the ODD. The public mind has been anx-
iously considering this subject for several years
rasl, and | incline 10 believe the people have
literally stolen a march upon The politicians, and
are now prepared 10 render their Judgment in
favor OF The measure, pr FIRE Of their own re-
fsctions. Yer, like all other great innovations
upon established forms, for the enlargement and
security Of popular rights, civil and religions,
this wise and salutary measure Of reform will,
doubtless, be met with the mnrmurs Of The tihiil,
the cavilling of the incoh>iderair, Tie denuEcia-
lions OF The prejudiced, aud the more formidable
opposition q that large and respectable portion
Of our countrymen, whose spirit Of conientment,
under almost any condition Of affairs, short OF the
absolute loss OF liberty, induces them 10 prefer
rather
"Thc ills we have,
Than ny to o,il-,s that We know not Off
And this is The very class 10 whom, and TO whose
homes, errors We must a?real. II is that class
which, in England, Withheld Inc light of their re
ey,lc,led coanGudnce" from The patriotic and chival-
r0us Barons, who ex,or:ed the "ansna ciarIa" OF
English liberty from King John, al RuEnymeie,
in The year l2l5-it is that class which, al a la'cf
period, opposed the famous "lPsa,on9 q RStS,"
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IMroRTa.r MOVEMENT ~ TEyAs.-THE OTHER
Lone SraR.-Ith has been proposed in caucus, and
BY this time probably agilaled in full Convention
al Austin, Texas, 10 bring two Texian States in
To the Union-one East Of the Brazos, and a new
one West of that river, to be called Austin. Our
correspondent, who is near, though not on The
field OF operation, thinks The affair was planned
hy The Hon. w. l. C~azlean, who is celebrated
in Texas and The Southwest for his adroil ma
nagcment as the leading representative OF the
Western interests in the Texian Congress. By
dividing Texas at The Brazos, there will be Just
enough population on each side TO elect a repre-
sentative, and thus meet The requirement OF The
United States Constitution. II, by this device,
The Hon. gentleman secures, at the very outset,
four Senators in Congress, he will deserve all
the credit our Ma,agorda correspondent gives him
for ability and good management in making the
most OF TeSas.-[N. y Etpreg.
1--WE give The above for what it is worth. lis
The FIRST notice We have seen Of such a move
meni.-EnQnirr.
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N d Il T..

WHITE MAN by The name of CLARK, alsconded
N win a Nesfo Man Of mine n few nights ago, and !
have no iomb, ID II he intends scllin. him or running him
of 10 a free State. Clark is a man apparently a.,oht 30
wears old, very thin visare, a little bald headed, with, |
think, a few gray hans. lie had on q long blue cloth
coat, no vest. 4 palm leaf hat with a strip ut Grape rohhu
il; he has some black spots sci III one If his arms with
indrlibIe ink, or something Of The SOFT. The Neg'o Sian
is between 20 aud q years oil, very black, low aud
chunky, full face, HAIR pretty long. Clark and tha Negro
both shoe makers The public are hereby requested 10
use all vieilanc- for The detection Of the thief; and a
liberal reward will be pnii for The security of the Nero.
EDWARD .. ROBERTSDN
Gnouf Snrinr Arnon,aiInI In. Yn Aur. l-ILls
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EOP Sal. T.

THE very desirable House and Lot in the town OF
1 fredericksburg, lately occupied ny Mira. 5. +. sed-
don The Ilou, c ia Of brick, well hunt, large ana com
mndiou,. The grounds, which cover nrariy a whole
square, are attractive and beautiful, being laid on WIN
much ,a-,-, in Stopping falls aud wide walks, and ad"rn,
ed with many handsome trees. A more deliehtin' ana
.li,hla residence. whether regard he had 10 health,
comfort or appearance. cannot be found In the town.
sac viii he made privately. and the terms NAV be
learned On communication with either OF ne unuefsieh-
ed. JOHN MONCURE. Falmouth, Stan"ra Co.
ARrHUR A. MORSON Richmond city,
Aus. Self Executors of Thomas Seldom, decd.
ir The fredericksburg Recorder and Herald VIII
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Richmond Academy.

THE Beard of Trustees announce 10 the public Of
L Richmond and vicinity, that they have appointed
Colonel Z Grozrt Principal of the Academy, and that
under his direction, and with the assistance Of an ade-
Qnst- numlt of competent Ia {, hers, the eacrcis $ Of
the Institution will OH Monday, the 18Th OF
September neN.
The Common Council of the City having made pro-
vision for repairing the premises, the Building, and
asa the Furniture, are now being pu, in perfect order,
and viii he ready before The opening of the session.
As the number of instructors and ntl!cr preparations
mast depend on the number OF Pupils, parents who
wish to send Ihcir sons In the Academy, are requested
u inform The Principal of ihoii Intention us soon as Gun
venIen., in order that all necessary arrangements may
be maze in time, and the studies may BIZ resumed Will
omuen ,uru,e means. G.. WATSON,
President Of the Board of Trustees.
A,r t-ct11thSpnf-
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.nnmuaTAN IANn FOR SALE

WILL. he offered at public sale, on MONDAY, the lst
w September next. that being Powhatan Co,'ri day,
al the Courthouse OF SAID county, The Tract OF L'ha on
whi,h The lale Mrs. E,izlbs,h Harding resided, contain
In. Ave hundred and fty acres, ninety Of which are RI
yrr bottom, lying on The Appomat'ox river. about SIX
miles above Powha,an Courthouse, bounded by the
llnds Of Dr. Abner Crump, Or William Crump, and
o,h-r. The Improvements are comfortable and eonve-
mont, the location healthy, and neishbcrhood good. The
Isl DIV Of January n:xt, with the privilege OF seeding a
crop 81 wheat in the Fall. This Il ! desirable tract ut
,vI, he ,anted out. GEORGE 81. ARDlSG,
An, DDS A. e. JOHSSON.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARSrPwapn

wv EN- 1-fISC DOcLahS lE HARD.
DAN AWAY from the subscriber. in the city
n Of Richmond, on the l4'h day o.: MAY last,
aNEuR0 MAN, tanned David, about IS years
Of age; black; about 5 feet ! or . inches high;
stout bulk; had on a roundabout and pants Of
Glasgow jeans; no scars or marks recollec,ed.-
| purchased David OF MIR. Geoisc 3. Poindexler,
OF ueurico county, in which neishborhood | sup
pose b. may be lurking. ! will give The above
reward of S25 10 any person who will apprchend
and secure him in Jail, so that | can set him
again, or deliver him Ia Mr.. Silas Omohundro
or myselfin The city of Richmond, and | will pay
all reasonable expenses. ia. STOKES.
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TO UNITED STATES PENSIONERS IN
VIRGINIA..

nHE undersigned, resident If Richmond city, having
been for several years engaged in the prosecution
OF revolutionary ,laims, and, consequently, ianiliiir
win me prole manner of preparing certificates, orders
q, Cour,,, ami vouchers of all kinds connected with the
hu.inc..; and having observed how much trouble and
a f5cuity attend the craving of many of your pensions
a, the Agency Of Virginia, in consequence of The lhior-
mai,iy Of ,oGr vouchers, as aiAo The difficulty IN getting
some one 10 act rs your Attorney, since the law requires
sIid Attorney TO make oath that he has no interest IN
linz money he /. authorized to receive, BY reason oil any
pledse. mortgage, sale, assignment, or transfers anu,
whereas, few like to attend 10 business without some
oor, f~nsa,ion, he therefore proposes, to all whose pen.
.in,,s are made payable at Richmond, Va, that he WIZ
pf-pare for each Psnsioner all necessary papers, ana re-
mi; hy mail. semi-annualiy with full directions for I'LL
Ing up. &C., draw the pension, and remit the amount III
a check, or money, as he may be directed, and leave "
q. toral with the Pensioner TO make such compensation
afterwards as lie or she may think proper. ny this
means, your papers will not be subjected 10 a return OF
some three or four times before they arr properly, au-
then ID. lie will also continue TO prosecute anu es-
laolish Claims on moderate and satisfactory t-rn,s.
JAMES r. SUTTO ia.
NB-All letters, to receive attention, must es POSI-
pad. mn. =. pnhiie
Accounts, Richmond, Va s II. Parker, + q, Register
Land Office. va.
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Mrs. Jpe3h,S SchoDl,

THIS Institution will be re-opened for the re-
i cepion Of boardeis and day pupils on the first
day of October next. Mrs Mead will Re as
sisted by Teachers and Professors Of distinguished
ability. and the course OF instruction will 6e, as
heretofore, thorough and extensive.
July 23-eolOct4
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a TEACHER.

4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN, a graduate e the Un,ver-
n sly of New York, wishes TO obtain a siluation a.
Teacher lin a family would be preferredl IN some heal
ihy place at the South. he Is compeient to teocl the
English branches and the Latin and Geek languages
Fur qual hraiinns, character, &c, he refers to Hon
Theodore Ffrlinrhuysen, Chancellor Of the New YORK
University, Professors John WIN. Draper, NJ. d., Tay'o,
Lewis, l.. l.. D.. New York. Address u. A care OF
John Y. Haven. SIS Broadway, New York, stating salary
and other PARTICULARS. Aus. e-cft.
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Spout Spring, Apron,
E,nw- Notice.

V1ElLlP MAY and JOHN T. TAbB have associated
I themselves IN the Practice of the Law, and viii.
attend the Superior and Inferior Courts OF The tiy of
Richmond and lienrirU county. Tn. former mly be
found at the Federal Court uiiicr, in the City Hall; and
the latter, AT the Office Of p. NJ. Tabb & Son.
n. B.-joHN +. TABB, Notary Public.
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ufSTREisIVG.

On Friday evcnin g last, about six O'Clock, our
City was visited with a heavy fal. 81 rain, accom-
panied with strong wind. vivid flashes Of light
ming, and terrific peals of thunder; and we sin
cercly regret TO state. that the house of P. X.
White, Esq, on Church Hill, in This City, va.
on. OF the objects upon which The lightning spent
lis fury, Instantly killing a t~arshter Of Mr..
White, ana 4 daughter Of Mr.. Samuel Puiney,
who was on a visit al the time al Mr. Whites.
Tie fluid, We learn, entcre! :hc top Of the chin.
nev, and followed the fac 10 bascmcn! room,
where The young ladies' were seated on a sofa, in
the act Of writing letters 10 some ol their friends.
These young AMI interesting girls, each aged
about fourteen years, were The only daughters
idols-of their parents, upon Hhom every care
had been bestowed, and whose premature and sud-
den death has cast a gloon over all their acqnain.
lance, and excited The deepest sympathy in This
whole community for their estimable parents, two
of whom (lhe father and mother Of Miss Put
new have yet 10 Earn The death OF their Child,
they being ON a visit TO The North, for the benefit
of their health. A colored girl OF Mr.. Whites,
in The room at The time OF The occurrence, was
knocked down, and severely stunned, bu. has re-
covered from the effects of the shock. Tie re-
mains Of these two lovely. girls were follow
cd 10 their last resting place on Saturday al
%ternoon, by a most imposing procession, consist
ing OF upwards OF fifty carriages, besides many
other smaller vehicles, and a large number Of
gentlemen on horseback-evincing The deep SYM
pathy Tell by The community at this awful vista
ton.
We understand the lightning struck several
other places, during The storm, in the city and
ncighborhood. The mast OF a vessel ("the COu.
rier') al Rockets was splinIcredi and report says, a
person was killed on The Manchester side Of lie
river, bu, ne have not been able 10 learn the par
ficularS.
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CHARLES CITY LAND.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale a Tract uf Land, IL
! mile, below this city, lying equally in Hsnrico and
Charles CITY counties, at the junction OF White YAK
Ss .mp with the Chickahominy, and five miles from
James river. il Contains, by recent survey, e8i acres,
most cf which Ia heavily timbered with the finest oak
supposed this tract has also mari, although no search has
been made for il. Dir. Moses Carter, residing near, VIII
show the land 70 tIiose desiring TO see Il. For further
p,ricn'ars, apply to the subs, riber, In Richmond, or, IN
his absence, TO his brother, WIN. II. Trent.
Aur. a-c5t PETERFlELD TRENT.
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R. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY M0RNuyG. aVCrSrI 10 ,sx

rs a fragment of the history of the busting
life Of New York, the curious incidents above
narrated will interest the reader-,o say nothing
Of The light it sheds upon The rules Of action OF a
leading political j%ourna! Of our opponents.
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JULY l4-d2aw&cwSw

u
IN CHANCERY.-VladiNiA AT Rules held
i in The Clerks Office Of The Superior Cnur Of
Chancery Tor the Richmond Circuit, The 9TH day
of June, in The year loi5:
Silas Anderson, Plaintiff;
against
Thomas Hope AMI other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered
his appearance and given security according 10
the Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of this Cnur,
and it appearing, Unsatisfactory evidence, ltat he
is mol an inhabi,ani OF Ibis Commonwealth: Ii
is ordered, Tha, the said defendant DO appear at
The rules TO be holicn for the said Court On the
first Monday in August next, and answer the
bill Of the plaintiff; and that a copy of This order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper plb-
lishcd in The City Of Richmond, Tor Two months
successfully, and posted at Tie front Loor of the
Capitol in The said City. A Copy. Tese,
June l0-cw2m N. p. HOWARD, c. C.
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FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING & QUEEN.
THE Exercises Of this Institution will he resumed on
th- l.i september, and terminate on the 2gin ue-
r.r o. WHITE,
es"I J. II. PITTS.
~,oh,ms,icn relative to the School may be obtain.d by
address ns $3.50
August 5-cit fieetwoou Academy.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
, VISA Ia sell my MILL. tGrist ard Saw. } with eight
ar nine acres If Land attached, tying in the county
- louisa, on the South Anna river, about twelve mites
%,r,h az ;ooshlind Court House, and about four from
w',E;n.v,,lr. There Is a good Dwelling House, nil.
LII ura,.e, &c. They are now in excellent order. The
c't.t MN has three pair Of stnnes, q Bnrr) and a good
:. M dam l,te,y cornrrSd. II Is a good stand for gfiSt,
mn u,rniy cf timber very convenient. a bar ain can
n. n.a il This property, which will be solo publicly, on
NJ p,-n,isr., ON the LIST day Of September next, unless
n-syioaly disposed Of. Terms made known on day OF
sac.
auy J-c6iS
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Select ROarding school.

M RS. SHEFFEY, having given M the Seminary,
lS1 which she conducted for twelve years, under the
name &c the .Kalorama Female Seminary" pr.rnses
opening n SELECT SCHOOL nj The samr placr-Ra-
loraina, Stanton, va-ou Monday, the Sd day Uf No
vember next.
This Is 10 be- strictly a Boardiag School, il being Mrs.
Shrffey's intention 10 receive no day scholars. The
number will be limited 10 ten. There will be TWO SEES
s!ons uf five months every year, the fret beginning IN
November, and Tho second III May, WIKI Apfil AID oc-
tober f"r vacation months.
Circulars, containing fur,her particulars, may De oo-
tanned by applying 10 MTs. Shelly.
IA Drama, stanton, August 5, lsi3-sc6il
IN CH~ANCERY.-vn GISIA:-Ata Superior Cu:irt Of
L chanccry, for the Richmond Circuit, held al Tile Ca
pitol, in The city al Richmond, June q, iei3:
Alexander 3. Brown aud Patrick W. Brown. eSecu-
tors and devils. es Of James Brown deceased, aud rseci-
tors aud devisets OF Anna pittirld Brown, deceased, ana
the said Patrick w. Brown, trustee OF Ann Is George,
Plaintiffs Against
Jrss- Snead, Sheriff OF IIenrico county, and, "a such,
administrator de honis non, with The viii annexed, OF
Robert Burton the elder, deceased, james +. Heath. eN-
crutor o. Robert burton the younger, deceased, ) I'M
Burton, John Macintosh ni Eliza Jane his w.tr, JOHN
Symvnds and Sally his wife, Jacob ii;eronihli', hIte
Sheriff Of Frederick county, aud, a. sn'h, administrator
dc bonis non, with the VIII annexed, ot joan hnp"in'i
deceased, Samuel pieaSahtS, late Sheiin nt nrnrico
county, and, rs such, administrator, with the viii an
nexed, Of John Graham. deceased, Charles i h";ip$oh.
administrator de boniS ion, with the WI annexed, ~
William Mitchell, deceased. Samuel Taylor, Charits1
Mcsurdo, Robert Rives, James Scntt, Executor ui Joan
Leslie, deceased, and in his individual character, James
Brown, Thomas Brown, George l.. Brown, CHARLES Il.
Brown, and Ann u. George, Deirndah'r:
The Court ordered. t.at all persons who may have
claims against either Robert Eurton the elder or Robert
Barton the Younger, exhibit the zane before Commits
sioncr Potiaux, tor settlement, WITHIN three hlo.ths
from this date; aud that this order be- publ he'd Tor elsht
weeks in The Richmond Wii- and Richmond Enquirer,
two of Ike newspapers published in the city of Rich
moud, and posted al the dUnr of the Courthouse "i ;ir
said city. and aiso OF the county of llenrico, on Two Sc
veral Cour;-days. a ~CoPyI-Iess; :
T. HOllARU- -. ~.
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MFRS. SARAH +. DAVIS:-As you are a
INl nonresident Of Virginia, yon will please
hereby axe notice, that | shall, al The house olJes-
Sc Walker, in The county Of Buckingham, on the
Attn of August next, 1915, between Tie hours of s
O'Clock in the morning and 6 O'Clock in tie even
ing of that day, proceed 10 take The dispositions of
Nancy Walker and others, 10 be read in evil
dence in a certain matter in controversy now
depending before The Circuit superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for the county of Bucking-
ham aforesaid, wherein | am plaintiff and you
are defendant, when and where you may attend
il YOU think proper. And il, from any cause,
said dispositions shall mol be taken on that day; or,
having been begun, shall moi be completed on that
day, the taking oil the same will be continued
from day 10 day, between the sane hours Of the
day, and al the same place, until The same shall
be completed and finished. Yours, &C.,
June 2O-cwSw PETER G. DAVIS.