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r S now prepared to offer. Wholesale and Retail
n a large assortment Of FANcr and SrArLE
DRY GOODS,
suited to the Country as well as City Tfaje. He
continues the system Of 'no abatement in prices"
which he has pursued for the past ten ycars and
desires to call the special attention Of the pubic 10
IT MS the only true system Of retail business, and
which is decidedly I, the interest Of the purchaser
TO promote It is quite time tho fraudulent prac-
tier Of asking high price and ala,ie to mske THE
purchasers believe they are the "favorod few WINS
done away with. ~, nine times on, Of ten they
mail" 10 pay higher price (howevcr great She re-
ducin) than the like style aud quality can be pur.
chuscd a, the "Onc Price Store"
a. II. NJ. is in regular receipt cf the newest and
chcapc>, seasonable goods, and when any article
drptcc'at IN vaue thr pvice is at once marked
dawn sd low iha, !, caniui be unJcssolJ.. by this
system the purchaser can at all times buy with
confidence and silt faction. and without waste of
time in useless bargaining. lie has at this time
complete assortment of
Blark I.us,fino, Ottoman. Poux do Sole, Man.
tua, Gros ,'r Rhine, Armure, and other Dress and
ManIl. Silks. Also,
Fancy Dress Silks, from a. rtp. TO 81 90 Ter
ward, including all tho variety of approved aud
useful sly his and combination of colots..
Lining Silks, Fouiarj Silks, Silk Gmgbam.
LAWNS AND ORGANDIES
Paris Painted Lawns aud Organdirs, Of the
nrwrst sm most arprorra style, as well tho
cheapest in the market Also,
Scotch Lawns at very low prices. e..,.
FRENCH CiNGHAMS,
Or,he newest designs. Also Scotch Ginshams
and Elneham Lawns, very cheap. Twlrd Es,t.
sion aud Manchester Ginghams, FOR chiidren's
wear,
FRENCH CHINTZES.
Light, medium, aud dark colors, A wide. Also,
hrst m ,kc American Chiuiz und Calicocs, Of the
new rauorns, at i2I cts, per yard.
MOUSELfN DE LANES,
OF the most splendid Ombrc and Printed style.
down TO the French, English and American, AT 23
cents per ya'd.
BaREGES .sND BALZORINES,
Of all qualities and every variety Of designs.
.uireL To all tastes. Als' embroidered and chain
sti,rhI Ro. $, Bay sJcu and Polka Dresses, emb'd
Swiss Muslin and Bishop Lawn dress patterns
Ta,l,tn, and colo,cJ plaid and stripe Swiss Mus
lns.
WHITE GOODS
Plain Swi-s, Null, N,nscok laccOnct, Camltic,
Book, and Tarieiou Mus'ns, Plaid, Stripe, corded
md figured Camtric and Swiss do bishops Lawn,
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Notice.

VJlHE Undersigned Auditor. appointed Ivy the
Il Orphans Court Of Northumberland county,
make distribution Of the balance Of tho estate Of
GEORGE WATT, remaining in the hands Of
Frederick l.axarus. his administrator. to anl among
those legally entitled TO rcceive the same. will at
tend to tho duties Of his appointment at his Office,
in Sunbury, on the 2lst day Of September, 1916.
All persons interested ere requested TO attend.
WM. ]. MARTIN,
Aug. 20, lS46.-4t ...r-.. Auditor.
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REMOVAL.
John. IL. pU II ID Y,

DESPECTFULlY informs his friends nn,
IL customers, tha, he has removed his stock Of
gods to the Stone House, on Market square, forms
erly occupied by Mr.. VIM. Dewnrt, where he will
he happy 10 serve his old customers and tho pub
lie generally on as good terms, and at as low Pri-
ccs rs can be had elsewhere.
a large assortment Of Groceries, Dry Goods,
and Qucenswnrc, constantly on hand.
Junc 9th. lStG.-tf
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DEXrEI'S SPIRITS OF SOAP, er rx-
tracing Grease. Dry Paints, Vsrnish, Tar.
Wax, &c. from clothing ef any description. ~a'
ran,ed MT TO injure the cloth The mol delicate
colors. This liquid has also lscn u-ei with ena,
success in cas's OF Burns. Scaids, Tettr rimllo,
on the face, Chspped hands. Sore lips. Rhsuma.
tism, Hard m soh Corns. &c. or P'ice, 20 els
per bottle, Fer sale at tho .toIe of
July ls, ls46. ..s n, MASSER.
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DE IT'S TR Y.
JAGCE- HELLER.


YHVIIANKFUL I"r the liberal encouragement
E which he has received. w"ull respectfully
Inform his friends and the citizens of Nmthum,rr
land county ia general. that he has prepared him
self with tho les, lncurrup,ih'r Teeth. ;oi Plate.
Gold Foil, &c ,ha, can ,,c had in the city of Phi
lad.iphia and that he will endeavcr to The utmost
of his ability. render full satisfaction 10 al VIII"
may think proper to engage his services. He will
he In Sunbury at the August court. where h" will
hc prepared, nt his residence, TO ins,r, Teeth on
Goli Plate. or on Pivot, tho latest and mos, ai
proved pi,ns and attend to all the branches heong
ing TO DENIAL. SURGERY.
l.adi.s will he waited on at their places Of rrsi-
dcnce. il desired.
His charges will he reasonable, aud his work
warranted. .. t-......-..s
lie will visi, different parts OF the county, abont
once in three mnnihs. --4t..t .
sunbury, July 18TH siB--6m
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IN THE WORLD
steam Refined Sugar Candies,

l23 CENTS PER PouRn, WHOLESALE.
IT J. RICHARDSON, M. ~ Market Street.
- PaiLApELrMIA, takes pleasure in informing
the public, that he still continues TO cell his very Su
pcrior Steam Refined Candy at tho low price Of
$,2 SO Pcr 100 pounds, and the quslty is equal to
any manufactured in the Unued States
He also oifrs all kinds Of goods in tho Ccnfec.
tionery and Fruit line AZ corresponding low prices,
rs quick sales and email Profits arc the order Of
tho day.
Call or send your orders, and you cannot fail to
be satisfied. Don't forget the number, ~ MAR.
kEr STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
]. ]. RICHARDSON.
Aur,,st 29,h l9A6-6m -e
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d DIE D.

n Milton on the 10th inst, Mrs. MARY WIT
II, consort of Mr. Amos Witter, aged As
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Orphnms' Court Sale.

IN pursu Of order Of the Orphans Cour.
L of Nor,humhe,land county. viii be sold a, pub
lie vendue, on Saturday the 9th day Of scptmber
next, on the premises, in said county. to wits
A cs'ssin tract Of land situate Ia Rush township,
county sfore.sid. adjoining land Of Isaac Kline,
Widow stroh, Henry Huff snd Others, containing
90 scres more less, IS scses Of which are clear.
Late the estate Of Bsvid kssemsn, decd.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. N. Of said
day. when the conditions Of sale will he made
known by FREDERICK KASEMAN,
August 9Th, ls46 -5t Admr.
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DENTISTRY.
PETER Il. MAS 8 T. II,

RECENTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA
n DEsrECTFUl.LY informs tho citizens o.
Sunbury and vicin''y, that he has opened on
office Al the residence Of Henry Masscr IN Market
street where he is prepared 10 execute all kinds OF
DsnrAL SuwosHs. Piste Work. Nc, on the latest
and most approved pshs.
Having had some experience and instructions
under one Of The mos, eminent aud successful Den
,isis in hPhilaa.irhia, he believes that he will he
sb,e 10 give satisfaction 10 tnose who may want his
services t.,..ia.a lag t1ra.1 Da.
Ladies will he waited on at their places Of resi-
dence His charges will be moderate, and his
work vsrranted. ifcl nI't.
sunbury, March 2s,h. isie. -.
TTyHE CKLksnArkB MAoAssAR HAIa On, hs4
u jus, been received and is for sale 2. the s,oIeo
May 80. lsi6. hENkf MASsEh.
NARDEN sEEDs-A kesh supply oi u,
IN KsIey 4 Cos superior Garden Seeds, just
received aud ics sale al the store Of
March ~, 1916, HENRY MASsEn'
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Lime! Lime !!
JoElt z. sEIFkAN,

n DERpECTFULLY informs his fiends, th's
HI, be has commenced the business OF Lime
Turning. On The fam he now occnPies. lie has
now on hand n quantity Of Lime Tor sale, aud VIII
sJyysys endesvor to accommodate those who may
IA, or him with their custom.
August., April iith, isi6-6m
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~T" "AXED
IRON the premises Of the subscriber, in Sha.
mokin,own. Northumberland county, on the
alst Of July last. ~, $50
TWO COWS. '9
Ono fresh mich cow, red. with white belly and
tail. and some white about her face. The other
dark brindle, with short tail Any person bring
ing the said strays 10 tho subscr ot giving him
information where they can be found. will lie rea-
sonhiy rewarded. WIN. NJ. WEAVER.
ShamokintowD, Aug. 8, ls46.-3t.
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5 BOOTS AND SHOES

Of every Description, ha, has ever been brough, 10
this place. Ard what Is s,,ll better, they sly he
sells so cheap. ,ha, you ran buy rwo ram .fr The
same n,oney ftai you used 10 pay .for one pair.
that Is The reason that he car afford 10 sell them SO
much cheaper. II you don't wan, to lny Jus, cali
and acc his stock, lie is always glad 10 see his
customcrs; and il 10 no trouble 10 him 10 show his
goods. Just 10 give you an idea how cheap he does
sell the following is list OF prices Of psrt OF his
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TRUTH IS W1czrY AND WILL, PREVAIL" )"
A. B. MARSHALL.

No. 1ss tcsnut street, between seventh
- lG I 10 ~ I'D Ia 19 lEr N 81
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WHITE GOODS.

Plain Swiss, Null, N,nscok, laccOnct, Caml'fic,
Book, and Tarleiou Mus'ns, Plaid, Stripe, corded
and figured Camhric and Swiss do bishops Lawn,
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Of all qualities and every variety Of designs,
,ui,e,l to all tasics Also embroidered and chain.
sti,,h,I Ro'a $, BavsJcre and Polka Dresses, emb d
Swiss Muslin aud Bishop Lawn dress patterns =
ra,l,.n, and coiocJ plaid and stripe Swiss Mus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-22
New Advertisement.
STAR OF Tue EAST AND STAR OF THE SOUTH.
TWO SPLENDID STATIONS.

TWO SPLENDID STALLlONS.
STAR OF THE EAST had upwardso of 200 mares Of
- frrvd HIM aat year, and served snnIrthng under
lan From Indications, there will br upwards oil aoo
offered 10 the two hor.e this and those wishing
haG better make know early as they VIII no limited
STAR OF TIE SOUTH rides az well as Star OF the
Eat but imdomtable to be made TO pacc, unless
he chooses His dam, il viii be perceived, was by O'd
Tsiemaehps, and, such Is my opinion Of him, that
have breo equally from both.
hnd II impossibe for these Horses TO crosu at Co.
!amba. Those in the neighborhood Of Gainesville,
who desire. can send to Tren,on-or at siand al Mr.
Waltnn's Mill-or near there; those In Fluvanna con-
ven.nt, to the same places those opposite New Canton
10 New Canton; those 10 Alhemare and Nelson Ia
seosvie; and those in The vicinity Of HoWardsvillr
~ Warmnste1 Ia Gootw in's Church. The days will
fc;after become regular, unless from unavoidable
t,.>es. Any n-i2h5orhood wishing TO know the day
1y ascertain from some one al either of the above
places the regular day hereafter or will be advertised
a. the pt ic-.
Its remarkable fact, that, from time beyond the
memory OF any living man, stations in hummer have
been exhibited at buckingham April Count DAYS did
not pay pa'tcu'ar attention. hut noticed vice, there
were no ihers, q far IL ! saw, eIhibUrd-and there
hers at The gen. raj muster, hut cae and he
fell spr.pfing In trying I" show hnself and Star
OF he E,st was very near jumping on him.
There Is fortune IN these Horses-but valuable as
they may he, have Qreafe,, mighier and
terms. One person company ought 10 purchase
hem and one person ought 10 devote nearly bis whole
I'm TO them, and the accounts they bring in &C. &C.
not sold before they WILL as inr a. now wish be
oe-f-d for sale al Buckingham Cumberland Court,
IN Novemner na1t.
lsey were thrown my h,nds In a propidsatal pay,
and suppose il was 10 prove that could get some
hing from Solomon's stable "ong time ago as II has
been; IS my friend, Major y, says traced them
there
In answer TO an application or two from Charlntte
county must state, hat neither 90 there iii the
ta-nnt promise them this that they may 60 10 Char
We July tour, and remain IN that count, and Hall.
ai' Or 8edio'd-whch-ver may be desred-tili the Ia
Nt.rd Of clobcr Those wishing in either of those
Counties can speak for his neghborhood and address
NE early.
Even The ladiss have entreated their husbands for
nn,nE colts from these Borses-and no wonder-for The
,sa's are as fond Of p,dom Solomon was Of the
ladies'
U The friends Of these booded Horses will clip the
Above OUT and place II whore the community IN gene
!" may acc. G. r. FONrAiNE-
Nay 5-etf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-22

~ Acknowledgements a Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and ch ,ne-ry con inued and held for
Cumheriand county al The Courthouse OF saio county
on Friday, the eta day OF March, ls D:
William Miller Thomas MILLER aud virginia Miief,
chi den az William A. Miller, deceased. Anderson
Mdler and irmstead Mlile- The last OF whom. being
an INF mt .ues BY John W. llaskns, his next friend,
against fianuu~'
n-nrs 2 canes, formerly Sheriff Of Am, ia, and Ad-
miu-; ri John Webster, deceased, who vas Tor
nerly sheriff 81 said county, and AdmnstTa or with
the uiI annexed Of Dabncy Miller, licensed. James
Rlanion, Executor Of Willis Bantnn deceased, who
was Administrator d- bcnls non with the VIII annexed
Of iahney Miller, deceased and also guardian OF An
derson. srmSe d aud charlton Miller, deceased jar.
ret A. Jetrr, William Green, Administrator OF Edward
Green, deceased Austin Seas, formerly Sheriff o. Anne
LA, and administrator de oons non with the WIN an
nrYed Of the said Dabney Miller, deceased James NJ
Harms, Sheriff Il Pownatan and rs such Administrator
Of Edward r H,skins deceased, John d. Haskns. KY
land Miller, Clement Crute and Sae his wife, John T.
Crowder and Virginia his wife, Thomas scott ana Ju-
dnh his wife, formerly Juiith Womack, Nathan Wo
mack and A. Wa!thali, Executor Of pabney Miller,
deceased, Defendants:
The Court doth adjudze, order and Decree that AL
persons having cams against the Estate OF the sad
nahney Miller deceased be. and they are hereny re-
qgIet 10 rnhiit tie for settlement on or before
.ie fourth Monday IN July next, before Hez Fo;d one
Of ~ tonMss oncis ini- Court. who IL required 10
examine, .ia,g and settle tue same, aud make report
trt.f this Court: aud that copy OF thi- oTuer ne
puol-hei III the Rcam odd Enquirer tor e. NJ WEEKS
sBere.rriy ard posted at the door OF The Court
house Of this county two several Court daya ana
on ,hr calon Of The plaintiffs, the Court doth ur-
h' ddtu g. order and derrre, that all persons having
claim, against the Estate Of the said fharon Miller
deceased, be- and The. hereby required TO EXHIBIT
The for settlement or before the fourth Monday
In Juy next, before Ford, one OF the Commissioners
Of this Court who required to examine, state ana set
lie TIE same and report this court; and that copy
o ,s der SO far IL relates TO the creditors OF tnr
,,Id Charlton Miller, deceased, be published In the
Richmond Enquirer for e GIT we..s successfully. nno
posted al the door Of the Courthouse Of this county on
iuo .,v.,aI t,ourt DAYS A Copy-Tesie.
Nav lS-cwSxs b. WOODSON, ~. \.
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MANUFACTURERS FAIR.

Yesterday the Great Tariff Fair commenced a.
Washington. Ii will doubtless, present mag
nifcen, display of American ingenuity. Were
!, stripped OF its political character, we should
hail il with pleasure and even now, though lis
avowed object be 10 operate upon The members OF
Congress 10 continue the injustice OF "pro'eolion,
we are mol sorry that The attempt is made Tor,
unes. We are deceived il will have the opposl'e
effect and open the eyes Of The peoples Repre-
sena,ives 10 the imptopriely OF special leg's!a'
ton
Tuesday morning several Of our feI'ow-cl'l-
zcns went On 10 Warrington. On his way 10
the cars, friend Sutherland called TO shnw Us
beautiu! rih. made entirely b. himself w"
hear that many excel lent articles have been SEM
from this city. A highly finished "bis-sun" from
MIR. j r. Anderson's Tfedegar works; edse-'oois
from Mr. Hitchcock; tobacco press irom
Messrs Barnes, & Co. Mr.. Jones, The sKlliul ana
intelligent manager Of The Woollen Factory, has
carried on some fine specimens OF Richmond
made Hannels. We are glad that he has gone
His testimony will be important 10 prove tnat ne
can here make hanne.s as cheap as in Engiand,
1rrftom mn ATTY and ina, 25 per ceni. IS an am
pie average He says, that he vii agree u fir-
nish, al the prices which he will mark uron MS
goods at The Fair, 5000 wards per week. We
,rus, that The other manufacturers will pFact'se
he same candor and honesty. His evidence will
90 far 10 show that a revenue Tariff is sufficient
for all purposes, and will be good sel-of to the
erasping demands Of ihs mammoth joint stock
manufacturing companies Of New England.
We hear that some of our merchants mean TO
visit The Fair, 10 lest the fairness OF The manu-
facurers. If The later will agree to nj orders
a, The low prices fixed ny them for the public
;n,n,etiou. The merchants will make their con-
tracts Ia that case, the manufacturers acmi'
that they can manufacture cheaper Than abroad
and therefore do not need "proteclon" II they
will no, sell large quantities upon The same terms
as Sc, forth on their labels their lricKery will be
exnosed They may well afford, out OF their
rich prodls, 10 sell few articles al low price
in order TO secure the monopoly oil The markets
but will they agree 10 fill large standing orders al
the same prices7 That is the question. In any
event, We have them on The hip" The follow
ing article presents the point with such adm!ra
bic strength and precision and such unan'wer
able logic, tha, we commend II 10 The people o
Virginia:
IT, tie Editor of lie Ui'an;
Having occasion yesterday 10 s.rol into The
large building erected hv hi manufacturers a
the expense Of some $4,000, for he purpose o.
making grand demonstration upon C"nsres'
with > view 10 prevent hat body from interfering
win Inc immense monopoly enjoyed hy that pm
r,Lged elass under the provisions Of The present
Taft | noticed many very handsome spcei
mems Of earpeling, ard other manufactures
which .r. dlselsyed tor The approaching e1hic''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-22
VOLUME XLIII.-NUMBER 7.

hlr. L. NJ. Lee presented The petition Of : =.
Adie, and others, Ct Richmond, Manchester s.
praying ioT lhe establish emf OF a Book Concern
10 Richmond. |, was referred 10 The Commiufe
on Finance.
Mr.. L NJ. Lee likewise preserved !. memorial
from me "csnore!aEd Circuit Of he Bal a,nte
Conference, praying Thai The memori4lis NAV
be incorporated IN The VIRGINIA Conference Re
iened to The Committee on kp>eora y
in- Coz ference adjourned with Brned .ciion
BY i>hop Soule.
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II Conrt hr,a ~, su a.
,'ounIl. At the Cont House. on THURSDAY, the "a
81 I'm, Bishcp IN right OF h:s wife Maria formerly
Ions and Hurtw ell Adams in right Of his wife Na,'ha,
formerly Long, r'a'"''"S'
against -
Mar, A. 4 Key, E1ecu,rix of Colonel Robert k-y,
deceased who was Admir- rator Of James L,ns, DC
c-,se, William . IN .mhliss. late Sheriff OF Sussex
C,nn,y aud as such, Administrators OF Jane, Charles
and Gorge Long, Nancy Long, and Jane Charles ana
Gore Long, po'ena c
Tns defs dants, Nancy, Jane, Charles, and George
Long not havlug entered their appearance and given So
rurty according 10 The Actu Assembly and the Rules
al mis- Court and IL appearing by satisfactory evidence
,ha, thev are not inhabitants OF THIS county Is order
ed hat the said defendants appear here TN The 81
day of July Term next and answer the bill OF ihr palm
t,a thar copy of This order br fr,hwIih inserted
in some newsp per published In Tie ely OF Richmond,
for two months successfully, and posted al the font
door OF The Cont House &C this county
md thai Jane. r.. Wa. be, aud h- Is h-rehy ap-
co,ntcn comm TO ~, this ofier into effect
At.pv Tes,e, SaML l.. RAlNES u Z.
Pr,.cn. in,r,-s'sd IN the above order, Their nous "r
a. rinur,e. will find II 10 iheir interest 10 make tnen
save, known 10 the undersigned.
JAS. E. WATSON, Coni'r, PETERSBURG
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r.r,s,s of the Enquirer.

~ ENQUIRER Is pub,ished U VIZ anu ScI
S.y F,r The Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
!, The rate of eight dollars u taken fur snort
~ " ,n,n one year For The Scmi-Weekiy, nve
rfeu~ ,unum, and Three Dollars foi SIX nl"nths,
500 ,avauce 10 be paid in the Office, or RENTED ny
aN n,,d or Six Dollars per annum at The emo OF
hrye .s 10 this office may he remitted per mail,
IT I,yailahe Rank notes, at tho risk oil the Edi-
IN ,ass Of al letters being paid by me cr'ters.-
~ :" rr Of angle letter IS scarcely OF any account
IN -, |, Is the accumulation Of postage, IN an
{ ne W." business, which operates as serious TAX
u?on'tH FERNS q? ADVERTISING.
rvr pAiLY ENQGlRER-F"r one square OF
~ ~, ar less. first insertion, my cents, ana
cvfe',e.s,nr iu>euon Twenty-Five ctrts-n Insert
49, ,N,rk twice a week, or three times week,
ihlt: ~. SENi-W GEKLY-0ne square OF sixteen
,,r.s. trsl insertion, IS cents; for each con'inn-
E ~. tom distance mus, he accompanied with The
49,, MI, az satisfactory references, TO insure execu-
an os,,r4ries and Marriages from the country
n.r., the par,ys handwriting Is unknown AT lllis
,u>t be authenticated by the endorsation oil Inc
sn,.,rr - the reishhorhood, or they will IN no case
u.,".i,.h.d Every measure, that has been taken 70
sn, ,mposi,ions and qnzzes, has proved heretofore
We must, therefore, insist, ~ such u case,
r ,h- communication being csttihed oy tho Dame OF
n. pos,masie,. rr,ttrn on the back Of the tefser.
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WA 'ED-An elderly man, y hose occur patton has
osen teaehin: School. wants . situation iu tho
J. a ner House OF Worship. A limo addressed 10
:. ", through the medium Of the post Once Sieh-
' WI - hhaoea 70. May l--s2awte
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ApnI 2l-cNam

X raASCERY-VikGIsIA:- AT Court held for
l,ns,a county the 26la March, 1896:
Henry, sometimes Called H.niy Johnson. man OF
AIN wno .urs IN forma paupsrS, raintin:
rosoW Nash. Executor of Ahner Nash deceased,
n ~, p Nash Thomas Peyt"n Gies ii zabeih G.
= 90, Catherine L. Degrs, Ann Z. Dikses. Ei'as
" !, rses, William Il Dsges. Travis = Nash, aud
ssh Defendants
Fac ,rnuf having Il ed his bill. and the d. ie'dans,
Tson,, P.y,un Cues, Elizabeth e Disves, Cathern..
,,rprs ian Die:os, Elias w Disges, Whl lm d.
n ssr, 20! hay,ng entered their appearance a'e"dng
- x IN ,i- rules uf this Cont, gnd Il appearing ny
,,sf,c,,y e.,!rncr taat they are not Inhabitants oil
~. commonwealth IL is ordered that they appear here
to,,t 10 be ne a fof said county, on the ith Thurs
49, - Inn. tsxt and the bill VI tina plaint'n
,,hats,op. Of this order be inserted In some news
a,..r printed Ia he CITY # Richmond once week io<
wo mnnh .ucceSrey and pasted al the 'front.' ooot OF
N. Cour House Of this county.
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