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MIR. MOONEY.

do not neglect the Lecture OF Mr.. Mooney to-
night at the Town Hall. Our neighbors, in Nor
folk, are in perfect raptures with him, where he
mas entertained select and crowded audiences for
TWO evenings We can promise rich treat here,
tonight Who could not be eloquent when
speaking OF classic, poetic, heroic ireland Then
what may we not expect from one whose heart is
devoted 10 her emancipation; who is acquainted
with her worth, and experienced in her suffer
ings.
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THAT TURTLE SOUP.

just as we had got pretty well tired with our
editorial labors, we were interrupted in our sane
tufn' by black messenger from the Lafayette
heiectory, kept by our friend Born, bearing a
dish OF most excellent Sonp, of that quality which
would make London Alderman's mouth water
with which we refreshed ourselves Born serves
up all the delicaces of this market in superior
style.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-03-19
MIR. CALHOUN'S SPEECH.

Mr.. Calhoun's speech on the Oregon Question
has been withheld from the columns of the Union
at his special request-as as it appears we
shall give 1t to our readers, authenticated by his
own revision. We refer To communication in
to'dayS paper, for brief outline of his remarks.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-03-19
PHRFNOI.OEV

Mr.. j, I. Walsh, Professor of Phrenology has
taken an office on High street, (see advertise
menD where he will attend 10 the Examination
OF Heads, and each evening deliver Free, Pop
nar Lecture on the subject of the science, and its
various relations
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-03-19
A QUESTION

The Lowell Vox PopuIi asks the colIowi,o
question, which although il has never occurred r.,
us before, we believe, now mentioned, will st,iIo
every reader as extremely Apostle. "Resdor
dye ever notice the " odor Of sanctity" that al
ways pervade the atmosphere in and about 3,
" temple Of Mammoo," alias, Bank"
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ga FIXED FACT.n-Cu,b;no.
The Boston Post says =" Newspaper history
proves that the grumbler at any particular news
paper is generally the borrower of it,"

have 1t from authority on which can implicit
" rely. mat Mr. Bancroft, having been advised 10
resign his Office as Secretary of the Navy, and de-
clining TO do has received Z" pofice r. ,,,;' ,,
and will in few days be removed Wasbid o oIo,
Letter. '''S '0''
The aristocracy ofthe Navy are renewing tbo;r
old game OF bullying and threatening VIVA,
has the Secretary done now? Made some Iaa,.
drones do their duly, we suppose. They bsyo
charged him with various offences. as des,,o,in,,
the apprentice system and aboishinp the senior;
ty, which proved 10 be false, and hence tho Ell
and NORWOOD in their letters as above. T6ev
gave him notice to quit six weeks after his ar,
Pontmeni, bnl II was no use Their power be-.
hind the throne had ceased, and they had TO 90
to work like honest men.-.N T. Sun.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-03-19
T H E N EW ERA.
OUR FLAG!
NORFOLK COUNTY.

we see IN the Beacon of this morning, that
MessFs. Watts and Happier have been nominated
as candidates 10 represent the county in the next
General Assembly of Virginia.
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solitary indication upon the subject Louisiana.
too, has spoken most emphatcal'y in condemna-
ton OF this . false code of honor'' By adopting
into her new Constitution an article rendering
Ineligible topublIc Office, any person who shall
hereafter be engaged in duel, she has reflected
much credit upon herself and set an example
whose influence will be felt throughout the conn.
try.-.Nc,o Hapen (Ct.) Democrat
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a gentleman sent lad with letter TO tho
Baltimore Post Office, and money TO paw the
postage Having returned with the money. he
daio guess I'VE done the thing slick; I've Seen
good many ioks putin letters in the Post Of
ice through a hole and 80 watched r,,v cba.,ol
nd got mine in for nothing. '''
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The Secretary Of the Navy has bestowed the
name Of ,8Ucghauy upon the new war steamer
now constructing al Pittsburgh, under the super
attendance Of Lieut.. Hunter. She is building
on his plan of submerged water wheels. The
name is handsome and very appropriate one
and we feel assured the galIent vessel which
bears, it, when upon the bosom Of the mighty
deep, will never disgrace either it or the noble
city Of its erection.-St Louis yNe,o Fra.
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hungry Scolchman took up raw egg, crack
ed the shell, and was raising it to his NOUN,
when his ear was suddenly salnted by the shrI!!,
pipe Of an unborn chicken -" Fe sPake too late
cried Sawney, and down went pallet, feathers
and all
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IExAs.-ExcellenI lead mines have been dis
covered west OF Dallas, and equal to any in Mis-
sOUrl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-26
rTrYa r0v1.
'E'nE WARD ELECTION 6t six Alauue

fE'IlE WARD ELECTION Tor SIX Aldermen, and
Il SIX Eomnun CuHnr men. IN each @ard, ~ la
town al iynebbarg will ake place nufsaaat to an al
Of Assembly, eniitlud IN ael 10 ameId an ael emitted
an aet 10 divide the taWno iynchbarn lua nards am
ipr other purposes" passed Feb ~. Lea. the Gts
! tuesday, IN April neN-aad viii BIZ he'd 10 Lynch
Wan NJ /. beng al shai part Of sud l5Ru beI," The
1T alley. extending ifam the rvor to The l2b street II
The house lately occupied by Mr. hughes gracefy
store two doors above Mrssrs Talbot 8 i.au.er, VAIN
street; aud in Henry Ward No. g. hene a hat part
town abese Isl alley, extending from The fver 10 lel
street. IN the house s'eIy by oocupIed j. = Kc1ts
on Mamsueel, next dnaf ab9ye Mtssrs iuadg * BOwes
belonging H. Ju1. w. BaIaeL
HENRY DUNNlS6TON.
Scrsl the Corporation Of Lyuctbufg.
Eco &c TIA
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LlQltlD MANI RE.

The greatest care should be taken make the of
this valuable article The channel which is behind the
COWS, every well made house. may be filled dal.
", meTuirg aud evening. with bog eauh 81 some
kind, wich viii hhsufh the 1nld. and thereby be cum
veftd MIC excellent manure; u tank, either hogshcad
esieIn hut Il brick and eenented may be placed
where The slecpage om the cattle and horses. be
conducted by drains the tank should be covered. and
have pump IN II, by means OF which the fluid an be
taistd Pouring iioyer he compost heaps perhaps
god way any III dispnsing II. To this tank, The
urine aud suds from Tie house. In which sopeia
blrs are boiled. e. should be conveyed. This Is a
branch Of Ccnomy seldom attended 10 by farmers. and
the consequence Is much valuable IL wasted
aboo mnsl HORSES would increase the product Of the
farm 10 n great auonu'
According Ia iiebip. 100 paris Of human urine are
qual 10 500 paris ii The flesh dung OF horses and
learn from lhe same hpb authority, thst the liquid and
snd fAcremens 81 an Individual annually confirm M
lragen necessary fo 500 Ibs Of WHEAT rye oats or 900
lbs ot barley. We hereby enabled 10 appreciate the
industry and sagaeIiy Of the Chinese IN preventing The
loss Of this valuable species Of manure
AfW Formers jour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-26

T fe4 hold 10 l.. alsrAs oi.s Of IA, cifcil aee4ii
/ court II Ins nj eaarery tor tue .oany OF liaaiaA
IA the ni1ntli OF hareii IS iG.
David b A!oeebes, & OF. Of J5ia J. BI0oa, decd.
Paitdi1,
against
Tiama- + Jefer. Branch Sammans and Snsan LIS wife
and Jobn J lhrorkmaItoh al r with the III annexed
II cufs pgnkley, decd, Defendants.
Is CHAECEnY.
Tie defendants, Branch ard Susan his le na
having entered th,r appearance and IT app airing b. sa
factory evidence, that thet not inhabitants q his
mennealih II Is ordered that the I'd Dc eudane Branch
Summon and Susan lis ~iic do appear here tie if
blan1aY in lune and answer lie Plaintiffs bill and
that rafy 81 this order be forthwith inserted IN the Lynch
Gag A1fznmn, Ion months suereixely and posted
the front door Of the e5art house ol tbs county.
ooYy-Ieste,
WA. HOLT cI'i.
sarc' 70 YIN
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! court ofmnnthv session begun md he'd f,r amherst
county at the court house, Monday, the 10th dls OF
February. 1916:
Ga The motion of William Doyle and it appooring tlH
more tan t'vo years have elapsed r quail eufion
iaheu fmslcy administrator Of the estate Of NIlm
DOVE deceased Hugh Doyle, deceased, Mary Dote de-
ceased Rnd Susan DOYLE deceased Tie court doth order
nat an persons who have claims against the estates Of
Tie sad dereents any Of them. do exhibit tie the
sud Hpber linsey for settlement, heofethe May
d ts COURT and unless legal claims debts shah appear
eais The SAID estate The court viii deere distribution there
nl without reuuding bonds and that copy of this order be
published for az Int weeks suorcsves in the ynchhutg Viz
g aud posted al lie front door Of tie court house Of this
county \ Copy-rcste,
SAM. NJ. GARLAND. elk.
March 70 uSy
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VII he 6l~d ty raaticr slj peain sdlon to The ma
ny Yum must have already sefed up, that
..Thete n..fe things IA heaven aad esth,
/ Than are dfeaait ii to yeuf philosophy.
'A en- tbs discovery VAS fire. nentiun'd Ia ne y
one which had ereutly published ~ lanee. suit
led Al the sreduiis n some people My iu"fmnrl Per
ceiving what fleet the anuouscfmsni had up'n NE, sa"'
j. Is SO, hoseref. And then uathiHa but puehfss to
ward stranger. Tor The first iime under ny r5ei. pre-
vented ny r'plying you do ao really believe i's "
b possible
"Iie ,ferrd 10 send M tie book and though hid
mi The least idea Of throwing away my lime IN reading
H. ciylli,y would slow 10 decline. Il eame, and
ofened with the iuteniiun merely IT boxing into II
Sufficiently say that had done 50 When. haweset,
IN turning he pages oscr saw thai this place oiquaek
cry felt very the pretended discovery mosl be-
had engaged the attention IT distinguished Agricultural
Societies in France and had earned gold medals i1t Us
author IN country where they prone 10 be lavish 81
snch substantial marks uf ppfibaon. my curiosity was
awakened. aud had read enough To bring hume 10
mure. Tor the lhpusandh uae, that honiey old
truth, we live ln ieafn'
'Snre then many things have occurred 10 strengthen
my confidence ia the reslny Of this discovery, and IN IT'S
lgh practical value oil iersed IN the preservation
md Improvement Of miik Stock and who is Il thai is
Interested 10 is nraJnclivencss The most oi
ihese incidents Is follows : \ friend 10 whom Ind
lent The translation accompanied with The plates which
requisite mnkn IT lnellieble showed 1t to man
from The country whose calling had rendered him qnlie
conversani with the subject OF cattle. This rersot'scu-
tasiiy vas So Tar awakened that besides attending TO
The spanauuns made 10 him, he look sketch Of spme
Of The tscHchcous afef an absence Of werks he
feiufaed To The city where this had happened aud
Ii SEE NY fiend. Thai thing SAID he is as true
hoek / here IS mistake about lie matter. Since
wns here have lnaked at llan ever you saw
and am perfectly satisfied thai The lbng is just The
Frnehmrn says have Income convinced. too. Of a
mother thing, hi breeds OF cattle by means
the great things lh6i are cracked up 10 be-
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Tie |. $ henie uilcd States is 10 be fitted for sea
al the tanrlcstown Navy Yard. and despatched Ia the
Cuast OF Africa, under comm and ol Com. Read. The
Boston louual says is reported that the Columbus
and Nneeun,s have been ordtIed from China 10 the
Coast oi MeNeo-tfso, we shall have u large naval
iolee the SIDE OF Mexico as well as in the Gulf
he tolun bus a. fgatos Savannah. Constitution and
tenetess, wlh four ur five sloors OF war may be ex.
peeed at Mizsilan On the wts slde--aud IN the Gull
Of Mexico. the Cumberland. Potomac. Rauan. Mlsss.
slpPl steam nsale, and five SIN sloops aud brgs.
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In response 10 the tremendous appeals of the Wash
lnglon Union to he PEOPLE OF the Ihlted States 10 he
ready to Icslst the military power of Great Britain n
militia captain gives notice in an Eastern paper thai his
company Is ready Ia march moments Waning
lhls reminds Of incident SAID Ia have occurred at
London theatre. When kean, IN he character OF
Richard, rushed upon the stage, eNeaimog "a horse
II horse my kingdom Tor horse - raw Yankee
not understanding the matter at all, aud sung out
-'look here, sitanper hant got horse, but hate
first rae bob tail mare round here the stable as sure
ooed erI'e as ever laliercd just held there and I'm
blamed II don, bring her 10 you nghl OIL
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"MOrllER TONGlIE.n

Neardale duciof was lately summoned to a cottage
lisf"eod IA 1easiale and found boy spaeh IN need
Of his service. "Pu out your tongue said The doctor
Tie lad stared like an owl. My good boy" repeated
The medical man, "let me see yont tongue" Talk
Etghsh, docuf,' suld lhe mother, and then turning
her SUI size cried "olen Thy gohber and push thy
lobef' The lad foilrd cut his tongue in a moment
English paper.
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A POPULAR DFIUSION,

liakes kfen observer detect all the popular fila
ces that are re IN the country. We, PEASANT, note
nut one Of them.
II is fopusr delusiou In believe that M editor is
public sea"s, bolnd toru every thing and every body
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he defendants, Weataerston s. Greer nd J,sonb H.
pam LOT having entered their appearance and given
uls 10 ne act OF assembly and the rules this conf
ana y appearing IVY satisfactory evidence dat the, mr..
nina hlsa this commonwealth it is ordered thai lc
defendants do appear here the FIRST dav of the to-
ana "nsAer the bil of tie plaintiffs, and thai copv of
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper ruseJ
the town ol l.yncfburg Tor two months s,ieccssvcv a
PoS'e' al the mont door Of the courthouse Of this cousy
CoPy-Festc,
Feb. 10 - -
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INGEeEASGD SPEED


Usf TIT F"FttsK % F"sfFFa o OFtFs'
PASSENGER having Lynchbarg on Mondays.
Wednesdays aud Fridays, by Terry & Maslin's iine
oi stages, reach the " mite Sulphur Springs on The ST.
eond evening at P. NJ. thence by our line TO Lewis
burg that night Leave there the next morning sun.
day. eXceped.) Al PA. NJ, and reach GnyandotIe the
second night by u'elocl- where Steam Boats pass
hourly ar Cincinnati. and the Great u est.
The whole route is firm graded inrnpkos, and the
extent Of our line enables to make il thoroughly
popular one. while we promise no lack of exerlion to
render it such.
o. Far. from JThte Sulphur Springs 10 Organs
doiie, 5000.
Passengers will be allowed 30 u.s. Of Baggage over
thai. a proporljnnafe charge will be made
For any other iHformaon, enquire rs. 3. C1ewes.
at the Franklin Hotel, iynchburg
ocll6 3w-wl2m
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E.E.y'E1 2OES s.sE.t.

AGAIN o1er tor sale nay FARM in Nelson county
near The courthouse. containing
H20 acres.
ihs iarm Is very valuable. we'll umhered in y,ry
healthy nfghbarhood, and within ten uale5 OF the lanes
h'Vef canal. The terms wild he lhard Apn.y ia
me subscriber IN lgnrbuIg, Spas0o1d Gdf,auu aud
Robert hliehead al Nelson courlllou.c
Sept 90 va
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Be5foi County Court. February Term 1916:
Jim T. Nichols. Massar \ lehos, J,hn Debo and
Jane his WIFE. Elizabeth Nichols Daniel Nehals,
Catherine Nichols and Sarah Nichols,
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! HNE SUBSCRIBER hrs moved rr,n the I-,j,,
a ,io,el 10 The large brick hnillng opposite to Mr..
'o"R i'ns aud George l}aeby Grocery stores. where
ns " be glad to see his boarjers aud customers as usu
ROBERT MORRISS
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I'EtEJA'a' SAFE.

virtue ola deed Of rus, executed to the suscri-
n , ber on the 25h day of My 1915. by William
Moore. | shah. The u Monday IN April uext a
Campbell couri h1nse, CHAT beng court day) p-eeed
10 seo HE highest bidder, for CAST, the following prop
prtV II vii =
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From he townsville Journal.
fOREsr MELODIES.

fOREsr MELODIES.
10 IA Hove the old forest,
- . That for centuries hath stood,
: sllee And waved It's lofty branches
sx~s Grandy in the solitude
Mid its glofies AID It's gfsces,
stately grandeur dwells,
AMI naiuros hand there uaees
All her bright aud magic spells
Its shades full 81 voices,
Ever ringing joyous out;
From its trembling whispered breatl'ings,
To the stoim's Wild boistefous shout
And IL. potss, 50 decpl, thrilling,
From the dark reee.ses start,
Aud well through ether, sitting
The quick beatinss oflhe heart
Wien ihe gorgeous robe Of spring time
Hath ARA, ed them in it, green,
And the leaves bright with dew drops,
CHANGING in the mornings sheen
Then It's idl enchanting chorus
With rapture have heard
For the songs round and oer US
of each gladsone forest bird.
On when the sere II autumn
Hath fastened On the leui,
Aud clad the sumner gioris
With the fading garb oi gtitt
Dne fearful stfafu Of SORROW
VIII thy sengtefs sadly chime,
Erethey dit upon the morrow
To sone FAT and sunny cline.
We have heard The gentle zcphyrs
Siraiing through The waving boughs,
With a melody enhancing,
As tho maijen's whispered vows.
And the storm-wind, rs !, rnshes
In its Wild and mad career,
The hravest bosom bushes
To solemn and fear.
Fen the frosty feign Of winter
Hath cheerful mlnsirclsy,
A. the ice of morning ialtth
From the tall and stately tree.
And the heat can icel power
In the poets sweetest lay,
Like the music of the shower
In some summers suitry day.
oh love The hfa.e old forest
That for centuries hath stood,
Aud waved its lofty branches
cfandly in the solitude
NV home ~ in IT. bosom,
Where no human foot hath tired
Ny companion, the wild blossom,
And my trust, natures Oud.
WARSAW, Ky.
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Neathfrsan $. Greer, curator aud administrator -
Tue VIII annexed ol William Curtain, deeA 1oIn a.
r'l, Jaah Early, Robert l. GODS, showers Price Sl
III OF translln roppy aud as such admins rato Of Tl
Joscpa liafan and Samuel lambrick, f''"'
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.pEEWCEE4.vT Y.aRE0RS.
w TT. q J. o a K Ev,

W I'll. q j. o a r Ey,
M GUILD respectfully lntafm the citizens of .vnch.
W burg. and the public that they have assunlaled
themselves together and taken the ar1e bfr. building
Immediately opposite john lalus, Waera ro,y iuteup
10 curry on tine
T.FEADSSKyE'6s BE's A.g'ES3.
in all itsbnnrhos. They hive NOW ON hand aud Will
constantly keep, hrauuml Resentment 81 CLOTHS.
CANSlMERES, NENliAGS, AVID Ia fact every thing
suitable lnr Gencmen's Wear, which thy viii mabr
up to order IN The most fashionable les handsome 6s
aud warranted workmanship.
Wevefy respectfully invite ihe Gentlemen Of Lynch
burg aud The surrounding country 10 atye US a cali
NM, g. JOHN OAhEY.
Nuvl3 T.,
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March 10
ND VECE.

4 WISH 10 employ FIR The remainder Of the year,
n lady between thirty and forty years of age. eSlf'
rrcnced IN housekeeping and management of children
liberal conversation will be given for her services
My address Campbell Coart House.
WIN A. CLEMENT
MlIeh ) wiw
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Feb. 10

court holden for the county Of Patrick nj Il e copr
~ h'afe lhfteoi' on The PSI tav Of February Isle;
james ~ Scalcs IN lis ii zllt and n. ad n,r 10 h.
non of Peter Scales dceaa., AbaInm Scales adm, do b
non Of Peter Scales, deed rla; - "
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NlhGlNlA: At rule held in the clerks Office Of t
'"i superior court of law AMI rhancery for FranLi
cnt,, tn Il day OF February Is4;: ''''"ih
'otl3 fiamhnct and I'll lIamhrioS, (which said FL
i'ainb!iek sues Tor the benefit Otey Hambriek) -
PLAINTIFF
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JlL1U XgILEHArga

JIE1U VyILLIArgs.
&s Ky " INC partner ST Williams y Victor. in ar.
~ der 10 close The business ct the concern as ecl.y
as possible offers TOR sale large add wei assorted
$f0ck Of .EeICe9rv,
Gold and Silysr Lever Watches. Silver W. ,i,,;.,
Goods, Britannia War; Plated Castars and Caudle
N"cNs' AMI great variety OF articles Too tedions n
c0"merale at rc'y reduced prices for oAsn. ora sbo,
credit 10 puncual customers
Wy friends and the community generally, are invited
10 cali before purchasing. am determGr1 In loses
without delay aud viii MIR pegaps Greater ja5ncs,en,
To purchasers than have before been offered IN This
Those indebted to the concern viii please call and
se,lle 'a ,,1 accounts as speedily as possible.
o,r o'oeAs' Watches aud all kinds Of Repsiring cx
| Nov. Il f''s'
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Partnership ard ffcraorr!.

E'afgneg%hlD ard EeHorH!.
| HAVE. taken ,a'a# faflaefl'p aith iae-t nNahts
N.IofE. The tnsaass Nili IL tue iu'ure, De
Conducted under thirsty - af
rIxvEa 3 ROW..
] feel very grateful my friends aaa lie public u
the liberal pa lonaae eNiredrd ne; AID taAe lbs
opportunity q requesting continuance d aelf aF'ta 10
lhr caaeeta.
Our aussness win he eaffiad on 10 q tenement inme
daJ,y urp8ztie NY burner ship. wbefe NJ arc oP#a=
my aad receiving lfHsh supply If
Cloths, Sassf5steFcs, t'cssiHgs. Hand
HershieEs, sfocks. FfosoIsfs
aud variety Of vIbef articles usually kept By MERCHANT
Iaiafs.
All Tailoring, entrusted 10 our care, vii be executed
with neatness aud despatch.
CHRISTOPHER MlyER.
March Is
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Rales holden Ia H. Clerk, Office The Count, 49,.
o. fsifis a, ne eoaft house thereof The lat Aoa
joseph II Edwards and Charles Hancock Admit.
tors De b9ns OF John Roger, decd ,sepb Ea
%aosth Turner and Charles Hancock and Nancy his -
'''' ''e'"' MI, PLAINTIFF,
John Walker and Ruth his wife, Foulkes G. sm;,, =,
iugsle, d, r end li.enfy
Is CsANoERy. 'e ''.
The defendant John NJ. Hlnby, hofha.ing en,c..,,
appearance and gi"en seeny, according To the Act Of ms
'py ana ne rules OF tbs eanrt, aud appeatirc he ass
slIrtarF evidence that be "a not m i NAN, ~ py sat.
mn; on the notion o. The plaintiffs, by counsel
ist MONDAY IN April an answer The NJ On The
iNat copy Of dis orderbe forthwith rnhLa =; on and
burg Sirgiaan for months suacessyeg a 'ne Lygeh
cont day. ay mouse 1 OF this county, soma
Fob p SAMUEL G. STAPLES, DC.
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NiR6lNA At rules feId in the rle,L.- AL
lin eopil 81 law and ehance,y for FAM
fftnss swanson, surviving administrator with no
annexed Of John Edds, deceased, Pninu tlr viii
John Lids, Preston q Edds, joseph Edl. A..
rd= Coleman Barbour Anna his iTe salt nofaham
'@ms Mnffeh and lasina his wife, William GiJln,,
thanel Walker, David s Keen jeffrey Mn, we, Ma
II, 1fgory, and the children and personal represenn
William Bruce and Polly his wife and William lives
''osasea' whose names are unknown, Delendunts JUS
In GHANcERy.
ne 9ei shlansi John Elds. Preston G. Edds W;,,;
HdIs tlisia Barbour aud sally his wife, Wi;, G nam
and Lucinda his wife Robert Cain and Jamina hi, c'o
"llam Bruce aud Polly his wife, not having ,n, - nd
am, sNen security according 10 the act of Assem-
Y una TIE fles 81 his court, md it appearing by sa,
'oiy evidence that h, not Inhabitants Of his
Met ordered, that the said fend1nfs do apnearb .
"ln and lat copy Of TINS order be ortbv i'm ;nsa
"a some newspaper published in the town Of I,nclmr
pa1s aud posted at the front door Of bs
copy-re.te,