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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-24
POEFW ".


: LAMENT OF THE GoLD-DIGGER
q Benr6nle far from all the pleasures -
ofthe digging, washing gold;
California, withall your treasures,
Could your hardships ere be told
Witness any toiling creature,
Wet from morn till dewy eve,
Does not every care-worn feature
Prove how much your tales de Ccivcl
Watch him when the "cradlc rocking"
Watch him diggingin the sand,
And then say was it not shocking
To lure him from his native land
Watch him, his old tin pan backing
To and fro in search of pelf;
See him, pick and shovel packing
"Aint he soldl' Why ask himself
Sec him stewing Jerks for dinner,
Sec him drawing ofhis tea
Ask tho disappointed sinner
How he such an ass could be-
See him, wet and sore and drehry,
Stretchd upon the cold, hard ground;
Ask him if Homes joys, so chccry,
Are not with halo crown'd2 t.
Ask him ifm that homo is dwelling
ci. Wife, or child, or sister dear;
When for them his heart is swelling, =
Ask him, "Fcol what dcst thou here"
Gold gold gold mans chief reliance,
Curse upon thy power to charm;
Give me back Gods best appliance,
Home with oil its friendships warm
iOur "Devi" (says the Jefferson City
Metropolitan is the promulgator of tho
following pathetic" lines. The words
in staltcs arc technical terms among Prin-
tiers, and will not fail to he u%derstood
THE PRINTERS EPITAPH.
onIGINAL-DY sTAMPEI.
Beneath this bank of clay
The form of n Typo fell,
Whose ruIe by night and iuy
Was withouta \.
His stick was gajac toall,
His name n shining y
For he was follower of the cross,
And member ofthe bar
Too soon his take of life run out,
He could not stand tho chase;
And by this stone he now doth lie,
Locked up in Deaths em>--I->
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ey,tst RcceiUcd Z

a large and well selected assortmentof
Books and Stationary. consis-
ting of Histories, Family and Pocket
Bibles, School and other Books. spIaq
~ inanam-ALSO---i rs o4-s iiil
A Lot of Iron, Nails, Castings, &C., &c.
at tn eStorc of " tHs % ra.ietse ~
y tg,g BENSON & TAYLOR. ad
Pickens @. H., Jluy 4, 1a49.
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DEs. u. vs.. EARLE,

TENDERs his Professional Services to
the citizens of Pickens Village and the
District, He can always be found at his
Office, or at the residence of MAJ. w. l..
KEITH, unless professionally engaged.
He hasreceivcd fresh assortment of
Drugs and Medicines, which he will sci!
low.
Pielers II . Jrys IS, 1910. 3 IL
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JENNY LIND.

Barnum has published Il card in which
he states tn t he has offered the nightin-
gale 81 900 per night for two hundred
nights, besides payment ofall contingent
expenses. and that he has sent an agent
to England to hear her ultimaiunr
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PRAYER, the wisdom of which is sustained
by the testimony of human experience,
as well as Divine Revelation.

Rossuhbs Children. THE Vienna corr
respondent of the London Times, learns
from friend, just returned from Pesth,.
some authentic information asto the wo-
men and children now confined in the
castle of that city. He states that Kos
suth's two sons and one daughter, as al
so two Of Guyon's children, arcip 10 the
hands of the Inperialists. The little Kos
suth's are so totally without pecupiary
resources, that General Haynau was
moved by compassion to deposit $40 in
the hands of the Governor of the castle
for their benefit. The tutor of Kossuth's
children, who was concerned in the re-
bcllion, has been removed by the author
tiles, but the governess has been left
with her helpless charges.
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NdnTHCE.

ALI, persons indebted TO p. & Z. f
Alexander prior to, the 1st January flast,
must pay on or before the 10Th Sgysd October a;
next. i. yt -
Due attention to the above will save
costs, as no legs l9gegeer In indulgence can be
o'i''l ',,f'' P. u E, E, ALEXANDER. le
Pickens CHS Sept 10, 1s49, 1s
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Washington Monumenk-We learn
from the National Intelligencer that this
magnificent structure is now fifty four
feetabovc the ground level. The two
massive doorways have, been finished, and
the whole thus far is remarkable for the
solidity of the hc'architecture, II Caroltnian.
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HDss. U. ". lawrence.

VIM attend punctually to all calls in
the Inc of his profession. Unless absent
on professional business, hemay be found
at his Office, or his private residence in
the Village. He also, has on hand a
general assortment of medicines which,
he will furnish to customers at reduced
prices ,s,
Pickens G, H., S. c.l os la#
May 1s, ls4o. T.
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$275 80
Amount Of expenditures inclu.
ding Treasurcr's com.

Lcavidg in Tr"asurcr's hands, $12 SO
The Commissioners would further re-
port, that they have under their charge
the following paupers, viz: j. Right. Mar
tha Prince, Mary Jaryice, Nancy Dowis
and Isaac Dowis, being six in number
that since their last Report the following
paupers have died, Elizabeth Smith on
the 18th day of October, 1913, and Lew
is Carver on the 18th instant---this pau
per had only been at the establishment
since the goth September last. That du-
ring the year, two hundred and twenty
seven yards of cloth have been made
which is sufficicncy to clothc the pau
pers..
All of which is respectfully submitted,
ROB-. CRAIG,
Sec'ry q Treas.
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Oct. 20, 1870.

1913, DISBURSEMENTS. hH
Oct. 80, To amount due Treas.
as per last Report, So s54
Mar. @, TO - bushels Oats, (not ''
inserted in last Report) 8 90
TO amt paid John Price for 1461 +"
bushels corn, at 80 cents, 43 95
TO amount paid John Price for
100 lbs. picked cotton, at cts. 90
To amt paid j. Price for leather, 2 12A
- I" z fortin cups, 80
RI" John Edes for2 days.
grading, " . I SO
John Price for wages
as Steward, so 90
{" John Price for25 bu.
corn, at 40 cents, 10 90
for tobacco for paupers 90
for u lbs. Iron, SO
forhauling fro Ham
H burg, Z 90
ls49, Oct. l9, a9
TO amt paid Catbarine Craig for
corn, Q 90
Hardin Price for Q rs
barrels S. r. Flour IL 90
F" 4" Hardin Price for 100 b
lbs. 2nd quality do., d3 rs
Oct. 10, TO amt paid S. Kirksey
Ior sundry items as per
account receiptcd, 0 144
June a. 70 amt paid j.. GIisham
M for barrels s. h. flour, 10 90
TO amt paid james w. Lewis
4n9 for pork, 34 40
:" U"@J. j. Howard, for SUI
SO 'a 'gar, Coffses Salt, &c.. 2S o0s'
---->-+----4
Total amt Expenditures, $3.50 72
Treas. com. on monies paid out, 'lF o 40
~&si Tst y
Amount of expenditures with sna47i'i
9iIrehsuers com. fgion e9233s14
Approved, 9.ayall7ets bge 7sg09e.ag
be3tU JOHN SHARPE Foreman. 3,
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The Subscriber being about to remave
from this place, has largo assortment
Of Tigs Ware which nc viii sell low
for cash, at wholesale or retail.
Those indebted to him viii do well to
call and settle by Court, orthey will find
their,Notqs and Accounts in the hands Of
officers for collection.
"a, IS, ~ s III. r.. GASTON.
Pickens G. H., Oct, 10, 18to % !.
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NOTICE I!

JUsr RECEIVED, A LARGE Lor OF
Fall and Winter Goods
for Ladies and Gentlcmen's wear, of the
latest Styles and Patterns.
Groceries, Hardware, CrockeYy ware,
Shoes and Boots, Saddles, Brides, Drugs
and Medicines, &c; all Of which we will
sell low for cash, as our motto is quick
sales and small profits. I ~
We will take in payment for Goods
10000 pounds Bees wax, 1000 pounds
Tallow. NA.1
A. B. & j. TOWERS, 'i
No, II, Brick Range.
Anderson @. H., s. c., Oct. 8, 1s49.
% 4w
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Ecffcras.

Remaining in the Post Office atPickeps O
II, Quarter ending Both Sept is4o, which i
not taken out within three months will be sen
to tho lPost-O1ice Department as dead letters
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ESTRAY.
.N'DYE(yE.I

w, /. Holland has commenced collec-
ting money, and will continue so to do, as
rapidly as the Law and William Griffin
Esq. will justify, without respect to per-,
sons, both in the old and in the rew.
Pickcns, Oct. 26. 3 81 At.
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NaDTHGHi.

Application will be made at the next
Session of the Legislature fora Charter
for Turnpike Road across Sassafras
Mountain, beginning near the house of
Jacob Lewis, and terminating at the
North Carolina Line. Jnas Io5o e
August %, lS49. 15L3m Z
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SOUTH CANOIINA.

~ " - 1AASFo A-iIN]ls
IL the COMMON Pleas 9ihl "
g e'PTGKE,NS 31ISTRICE.. 6 g
Henry Whitmire, Dec. in Attachment
VS.. T., M. Keith ~
John Bishop. q u. i Pl'fs Att'S.
The Plaintiff having this day fled his
declaration in my Office, and the defend
ant having neither wife nor attorney
known to be. in this State, ,7.,On motion;
II is, ordered, that the defendant do. ap-
pear, aud plead or denurto the said de-
claration, within a year and day from
this date. "a Judgment viii be entered by.
...,,sg, s1'a9 ,s. II. KEITH c.,csr. u,
GlerSs sg s ofsiss 9ass
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-11
Terms Of the Enquirer.

1.-THE Euauireris published DAILY lfor the city,
I'd SeMl-W EEkLY flor the country.) For the Daily
dollars pc annum and n the rate oil
liars ir taken for shorter perod thar one year. ror
Semi-weskly, 1--WE dollars per annum, and Iniee
liars for SIX months, payable in advanc1;to ospa'a
coffee, emitted by mail, post paid; orsi1 poia''
II annum NJ the end ofthc year.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IN THE DAILY ENQUlRER-For one square =,
teen lines or less fret insertion, fifty CENTS ana
nv succeeding insertion twenty-five cehts-h Ih
.rted once a week, twice week, or three umes
eek tait,y. seven and n half cents
in THE SEMI-WEEKLY-Onrs square OF s.,teen
less frst insertion, IS cents; Tor eaeh
acc, so cents. ..,.,,.,,,,.
annual advertisers are charged fifty dollars TOT thI-
y nnes and in that proportion for advertisements
nj yr.aer length-except Lottery Venders anu AUG
.onerrs who are charged one hundred doiats paper
Included -. s.,omnan,sd v,,h
IA aiyance nav or satisfactory references, insure
s2ecuti "a. -, :,
~ All dues 10 this office may be RENTED per mail,
=, God and available Bank notes, al the risk OF tho
posfaes ri al Letters beisg paid by the pri
,,,The postage of single letter 10 scarcely OF any
-eount the writer IL is the accumulation OF post
.r in an extensive business, which operates as a
serious UPON tn- Editors.)
n. All Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
sa-never the party's handwrilingis unknown al this
nee must br authenticated by the endorsatOn of the
Postmaster In the shborhood or they will In no case
published. Every measure, that has been taken TO
psveni impostions and quizzes has prove
uavailing. We must therefore insist, such case,
II on the eommunicationbeingc certified by the name oil
Postmaster .pritten the back Of thttetter
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THE "LosT PLEAD"

The following statement, evidently from Mr..
PeDdleton himself, will explsin itself. The
published returns from Alexandra county ex-
hibit similar result Weihave no doubt that
when all the counties in the district shall DO
fully heard from, it will appear that Morton
owes his election to the Democratic vote Of the
District. It is natural that the Democrats, al
most to a man, should have vo.ed against Mr..
Pendleton. He had assumed position directly
opposed to the principle of the "virginia Re-
solutions" and had boosted (and it was true)
that bis vote against the Compromise bill, that
great measure of justice, equality and right,
had ''killed Cock Robin" General Cass,) and
elected General Taylor A man who would thus
play off SO vital question for party ends, de-
served q rebuke from the people, and he has
richly received il:
To the Editor Of the .4lerandria Gazette:
CuLPkPER, May 9Th, 1s49.
There was an understanding between Messrs.
Morton and Pendleton before the election, just
oyar that full statement Of the Wing and De-
mocra,ic vote should be published in order that
tbeir respective representations, in different To-
caities as to the state of the votes at other and
remote points, might be properly tested BY The
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THE LATESl CON MENTAL NEWS
BY VIAL.

Pas Tnnrsoa, Evening, Apr,I 10, 1919.
Tnr Boufse to-day nzs en- mnch agI hie.. ~
runurs II was said that Lard P'iinrfs,on had
pf,ested aeaInsi The French exprf'ion 10 Civia
veccni.; hat Ma7Zoi, ihr Dictator 81 Rome,
han corhdej 70 KeIsansie the F rnch red kspub-
ticap lnr defence OF Cyua Vrcchia VIII iI-
sruc,ions I, bury himself in he runs rather
man surrender thai the French government had
sent formal protss, against the acc ptance of
me crown OF The German empire ny inc King Of
Pru.sia and note 10 the Diet OF Frankfort, with
a cnsus bell,
These are ONLY a few OF the rumors in circua-
tion 10 Cause or arcUnnt Tor fall al nearly
ONE t,anc IN The price Of The Rrnfs NV "un
opinion il, thai the nearer we approach he etec-
Mons be erea er vii he the aeitaion IN tn mo-
ney market for the red republicans and Social
ISIS finding their hop. oi success by legal means
rapioly lrss founded, will r~sot To Vio'Dcc' d"u
srea, precsu ions will be reres>2ry 70 pl'sen'
emut,; you may Judge Of The desperation ''i 'nese
60 30, he man,teso put forth o-iay b, their
,o,,,i committee nd 10 which The mrn6rrs I'll
-. Mnuota,n havr n,a:ly all adhered. The
comm,tiee refuse 10 admin any MN as candi-
da,e IN me red republican and socialist iDtrfest
who does not pledge him eltro advpcaIe all their
nrinciples. and above all, proclaim mat me re.
opblic-thal is the rel ublic a they Understand
IFS above The rishl oil maloriies; thus rrpuoi-
aine The principle OF universal suffraees. anc rs-
raoishing The right OF insuffecii"n ny the mibo~
ruy, against The m,jofiIy This is an zen dec
lararion OF emute and every man eecled 10 The
legislative Assembly must pledge himself 10 res
pee, none OF The decisions OF The maj niy against
red republican and SOCIALIST principles, and TO
hold himself ready 10 take command 81 The troops
of anarchy whenever they may think fl 10 aI-
TACK order and properly
A declaration Il his kind is OF nature TO alarm
The limid. Il will not lerriy the President OF 'he
Republic or his ministers, nor will u te.Hv 'ne
men of action on the good side; but il will have
Il. effect with he multitude OF peaceful cnzsns,
and. mill the elections are over, and the ration
can derive confidence from The firm altlude OF
il, representatives there will be gIea! agitation.
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SPRING SUPPLY.
NJ. p. LADD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

~s,. DRUGGIST, No. 3is, head Of Broad street,
.'SS'aern markets, his Spring suopIy Of fresh and
sole'nes, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye stuffs, Win
ksps@ r1ity, Perfnmeries, &C.; also, the most po-
sent medicines-tho whole comprising full
assortment; and, being purchased upon tho
sran,,n Sa erms, enables him 10 offer them to
= sas retail prices. '"' "Ao'o'
aso an assortment OF pure Wines and LIQUORS
~ 'sSon hand, and sold for medicinal purposes
Renurders from country Merchants and Physk
tr.S aa as received and promptly attended TO.
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NEIORKS.


For some time ave had on our table a
number OF inleres;ih valuable publications,
which Inc pressurelher engagements has
hitherto prevented IN acknowledging. Even
now, we have time pace 10 give little more
than their title pashich indeed speak their
own merits.
We are indebted friends as follow:
FROM HID & MURRAY.
Mirror Of NGtubook full OF instruction
and entertainment, lated from the German
OF G. Il. SchuberW. H. Furness. Phila.
delphia Thomas eIthwaiI 4 Co.
Memoirs of nv !, by A. De Lamartine.-
New York: HarpBrolhers. We have no.
licfd this elsewhe
.MlYdi, and a ge thiher-a romance OF
Polynesian advenin Two volumes; by Her
man Melville, auf The popular "Typee."-
Same publishers.
As Two narrali voyages in the Pacitc,
published by the a had been received with
increduli,y he deied TO write fcIion, sup
posing that, pee pthe fiction might he taken
as verify. Il ids in very spirited and
graceful sketches I'D and ocean, oil The pur-
suit OF the whale,
Hankin HlusI6,h and 9Th parts OF his
autobiography, narrative OF his pubic Lille
and enthusiastically embellished. Same
publishers. Thiss one OF the most teanli.
fully executed a eres,ing books that Ii
brary can contain
The Midnight "a pilgrimage BY F'fede-
rika Bremer-trkd from the unpublished
original, by Marwiu. Il is marked BY The
pure seu,imen. aid colorings OF the iavor-
lie aulhoress.
History of QusiSabe'h, by Jacob Abbott,
New York-ellet illustrated. Harper &
Brothers, New YlThis is one OF The admIra'
BILE series of histo works designed especially
for the young.
R1itehelrs Gui. California, with an ac-
count OF The gol6ns, the various S'nos Oh
gold. and with and accurate map of Ore
gon and Csiiforn implied from the ia1es' au-
,hori,ies-a very and convenient pocket edi.
,ion. PhiladelpHhomas, Cowpertn wai'e &
Co.
A Man Made bnsy-a novel; oy Doos,aS
Ierrod of sMrsn dle" memory, and in bis
hes. style. Caraaart, Philadelphia.
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.cs. J. NArcx.l iSAML. !. JONES.
Nance & Jones,
VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR
TO UNDERTAKES.

4 PLAN for building new Courthouse for the
4 county of Amea-or brick, with stone foundation,
;cyrrod with tin-with all the specifications, will be,
j the first of May next deposited in the Clerks Of
X. OF said county, for the inspection OF Contractors
nd Undertakes Sealed Proposals will thereafter be
c,ived until the first Of June hen they will be OPEN
d by the committee, and the contract awarded.
Add.ess-"The Secretary of the Building Commit
ss," Amelia Cour house, Va. LEIGH,
In behalf Of the Committee.
April 20-ctlstJune
u The Richmond Wing, Petersburg lntellisencer
and Petersburg Republican will publish twice week
the 18Th May next, and forward their accounts 10
Amelia Court house.
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THE KIDNPING CASE

The klDNPlNG CASE
Yesterday morning. 10 o'clock, S. A
Smith was brought re The Mayor OF ,ht
City upon Two charged having aided and ad
vised the slaves, Alfred Sawney, 10 abscopc
from their owners. sc witnesses being oh
sent, the MayuI poslpc Ia, examination Of
these cases until Sdturdsx,.
James Lyons, and 1T G Scott, Esqts.,
are employed as counsethe defence.
As our notice yesterday be construed by
some, so as to do injuslithe faithful Express
Agent here. we deem roper succlnclly 10
stale the facts exactly ey occurred. Early
on Tuesday morning a drayman brought
TO The Express Office, u the Exchange, Two
boxes, marked "W. Pilliamson, No. 30,
Builonwood Street, Phiphia," with the tol-
lowing dray ticket:
"May 9Th, l849.
1.-TWO cases from H. { 10 Express Office"
The drayman being iogaled as 10 whence
the boxes came, said b not know, but that
they were sent from soiace near the Armo.
ny. This, together whe ligbtness OF the
boxes, aroused lhe susp of Mr. Barroll, the
Agent, who had been IN bis guard against
such attempts al hiding negroes by Mr.
SANFORD OF Philadelphia boxes were then
carried on the same tdireclly 10 the cars,
where Mr.. B. opened o he boxes, and, fnd-
ing a negro coacealedrd the top on again
and had the boxes ing carried on The ex-
press wagon 10 The Gill. There the boxes
were opened, and ne,und in each. Mr.. 5.
did mol see Smilh, but. Mr.. 3. was writing,
s. called al The Exp'ffice, as The dray was
standing there, and end il bag of meal TO-
a lady in Baltimore hen left there las il had
been) Tor lran>poratifhis is regarded as a
mere blind, to conces real purpose, which
! was to know il the bad been received and
sent off
Mr.. S. II. Fisher, ose shoe.slore Smith
lived, lesifes that 'hd ticket is 10 The lden-
Iical hand writing OF s entries on his lF.'sl
hooks. and of Letter Smith TO his brother III
Philadelphia. He ssliles, we learn from
The Wing, that he han letter IN Smiths
nossessico. addresstW. P. Williamson,
Philadelphia.
II is stated in The bican, mat one OF The
negroes had paid SR2oo, and the other $40
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IL cHANCERY.-vIReINIA:- Rules held in the
Jerks Once Of the Superior Court of Chaneery for
\ ,aehmoad Circuit. tho 7th day Of April, 1919:
DAILY, Plaintiffs:
against
seph DAILY, William DAILY Betsy Tinslsy. John Tins,
James Iinsley, Edward Tinsley, Jack Tinsley, and
f-f Defendants.
e defendants above enamel not having entered
appearance and given security, according to the
~ assembly and the rules of this Court, and II APP
oy satisfactory evidence they are not inha-
~ az Of this Commonwealth: II is ordered, that tho
ndanis do appear al the rules to be held for
,s4 a Court on the frs, Monday in June next, and
M M the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy
.I, order be forthwith inserted In some newspaper
,.r IN the city of Richmond for two months sue
temny, and posted at the front door Of the State
H., ra" ~ In the said city. A Copy. Teste,
SNn ll-ew2m P. ROBERTS. CLERK.
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RICHMOND, VA, FRIDAY MORNING. MAY u ,s4o

result. Both the gentlemen claiming that the
Wings were for themselves.
1t shall all be publishd, as the examinations,
now IN progress, are made. And finally The
whole shall be published together.
In the county in whicl both gentlemen reside
the vote is as follows:
Morton ga 90 sa1
Pend!eton n arc asa
Mor!on's Denoc'a.ic majority, 337.
Pendleton's Whig majority. ga
County, Democnlic by twen,v xo,e.
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M LATE EDWIN UPSHAW DECD
,S,.F gatees and friends of the late Edwin In
r. amo, deceased, being DESTROYS to know the pro.
Fs, AN. OF his Indebtedness, request all person
fosn io Tvs or claims against him to mako them
a..a , M'. Benjamin H. Turner, Waiker,on, Kins
a,te aan any Va, specifying the character OF The
" 81. letters must Be post paid.
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VOLUME XLVI.-NUNiBER 3.

derman for saiG city, and made oath that he fore.
going statements are true 10 The best Of his know
ledge and belief.
Given under my hand and SEAL This l4h day
OF April, 1919.
C. w. PURCELL AID fsr.tl
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II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Rules held in the
!. Richmond circuit. The nh day of April, ls4s:
schafd Morris, and James NJ Morris and William
''is, iafans under tho ags Of ,wenty one years. BY
'f brother and next friend, the said Richard Y NOR
Il, Plaintiffs:
sgainst
.ehard Garland, Edward Garland, Caius NJ Calls,
~ o,her Defendants.
he defendants above named not having entered
~ appearance and given security, according to The
|"d Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and It ap
mig by satisfactory evidence that they not inhs-
ats off this Commonwealth, II is Ordered, That the
dsendants do appear at the rules be held for the
Court on the FIRST Monday in June next, and an
rhe bill OF the plaintiffs; and that copy OF this
= forthwith inserted In some newspaper published
a.ei.y of Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY,
sted at the front door of the State Court house. In
aid city A Copy-Teste,
Spit il-cvam p ROBERTS, Clerk.