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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-22
INTERESTING 70 FAnSiERs.

TIE Canfer- Worr,.---W. D. Peck, pro-
lessor OF natural history at Cambridge, has
ascertalned this insect to be Pualeena.-
II passed its chrysalis state in the earth at
the roots off the tree on which it feeds
From four years observation, he ascertain
ed ITS first rising from the earth to be
from the 18th to the Esd of March. It's
time OF laying its eggs is from the 9th 10
the 10Th OF April.-The time when the
eggs hatch, from the 50th of April to the
10th of May. always corresponding to the
opening OF the flow ers Of the red currant.
1t never descends in grass land more than
four inches, and in plouehed lal.ds more
than eight.-This may be important to be
known, since it may be possible TO disco
yer some mode of destroying then. in the
cilrysalis state, eitherby sitting the earth
and destroying the insect while in the
chrysaiis state, or by puttiog some sub
stance round the tree which may be fatal
to 1t. Generally the insect does not 90
beyond the distance of four feet from the
trees. Mr.. Josiah Knapp of this town.
made last year an experiment of strewin,,
lime round the roots of one of his annle
trees, which appeared to be efectuaI.-
Perhaps they may be destroyed by some
ticsubstance wiihoutiniuring the tree.
TO prevent the depredations of Canker.
Worms upon Apple Trees, the following
is eifectual
Take COW or horse harriet it be snun
into cords OF about two inches circumfer-
ehce-then take a pair of sharp shears or
sessions, and clip of the hair upwards.
ana tie the cord round the tree.
Bos. Ev. Gnx.
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SALES OF DELINQUENT LANDS.
NOTICE rs HEpEBy CTvENc

7BvHAr at the next August court of Monroe
Il county, at the courthouse thereof, L SHELF
sell at public auction, for cash, so much of ell the
LANDS .a.ND LOYS,
in that county returned delinquent for the non
payment of the taxes OF the last wear, togethcr
With the arremaSes from the year i7eo up to the
year 1915, both years inclusive, as VIII be sufs-
cient TO discharge the arrears of taxes, and 10
per cent per anrums damages thereon, together
with the taxes OF the present year. The sales
will commence OH the first day OF the court and
continue from day TO day until they shall be COM
plesed.
The subscriber IS authorised TO receive all such
taxes and damages at any tine before the lands
shall be sold. 4 list of dclinquencies rnay he
seen in the Cicrks's Office of the county, in the
Possession of the subscriber, or in the Office OF
the Auditor Of pubic accounts.
HENRY ERSNlNE, u! s.
For ISAAC ESTlLL, S. ~. G.
.Irnc 10. wSw
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THE SuRSCRIREps

a feao doors belo,o The Bell Tdrern,
IN the house lately cccu:ied by William Patter.
SOB, have for sale, and offer to the public at
moderate prices, The following articles, viz:
New-orleaps s"c-ar;
Prime Green Coffee
Imperial and Young EJsoa Teas, of the
last iraportat;ons;
Peppe-, Akpice, Nutmegs;
Rice, Pine Apple Cheese;
Alum, Erinastone, Copperas,
Spanish Flotant indigo;
Writing ard Wrapping Paper:
CEpt Herrings, Liverpool Salt;
Bar IRON, Bl;stcred ste,i
8 by 10 and &c By u Crown Glas. IN
boxes and halfdo.
Plain half pirt English Glass Turnblers;
Queens Ware, By tire crate or set.
They ealiy expect 10 receive and will be con.
slantiy supplied with fiifl and general assort-
ment Of Groceries
WORKMAN & McGRUDER.
June ~ wit
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NAVAL IMPROVEMENTS

The inde,atigable zeal OF Com. D:inhralgs, IN
super Intending the building and equipment of
the independence, line of battle ship, deserves
The highest commentator. To his exertions
Chiefly, the public are Indicted For q great num-
Ger of nautical irnpFov ements, which have bee,
first introduced and applied on board this ship
AiGcng them are tiis pumps, vi Ii trianC,lsr val
ve,soxcs, lately invented BY Mr.. j. Perkins, Of
Newb1ryport-an instrument for ascertainirc.
ths ships trim, called ~ Ortrometer and new,
mode o. ventllatng, both invented 5v the sa,..c
conference.-the repeating guns. placed in the
tops other pmts The ship--and many improve
ments IN gunnery--in The mode OF elcvating the
piece-the form of the shot sc. Allthese p-o.
n'ise to become highly advantageous to tie naval
service.-Rossor Gazette.
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Fror, the Rho..s Island .qmsrean.
f.,

ODE,
addressed to the Offers and seamen engaged tn
the redr against .7(giers.
HAIL, we Tars of Columbia who bear DER the
ocean
The trident of Neptune and thundercf Jove;
Ye who Smile when the pillows, in widest CON-
a., motion,
Ope, caverns below, or chase Heaven above.
Nho wear the green laurel,
Which Britons have worn
From the battles dread quarrel
Triumphantly borne;
Who punish with thunder the insolent foe,
Wrap his harhors il. flames, and his nayie, o'er-
throw
o, long may we rule. the waves ofthe Main,
And break, with your trident, the tiespot's hard
chain
lis your country who sends You, &c bgave Yam
kee searncn,
To !sunch ali your tcrrors ON Airica's shore :
And teach her fell tyrants the lesson, that nee
men,
VIII punish them now rs thes punish'd before !:
Will rouse, with ther cannon,
The loud din OF war;
And hurl the red bolt OH
Their ships while from far,
Portentously soaring, the death dealing bonS,
Shall o'erleap their proud wall, and Light slaves
to the tomb.
Where ScIpIo triumph'd and REeULus bled,
Where EAroS and PnKnLE the combat once led.
Then, yesons ofthe Main, when the fierce battle
RACES,
And death aud destruction 6y swiftly around I;
let the fame of the heroes, who ther-, in past
ages,
Have hriumph'd or bled on tue same battle
ground,
Nerve each arm, to contend. for
Your couutry's renoTa
TIL tie Tafdel haEner
Shall COVER 10 ypur eva
Reineinbcg, ye warriors, 10 of er prayer
To that Coo who the fight OF the ball can cons
troll,
Ihe life of each brave Yaikee seaman 10 spare,
Or take TO his bosom the new-rarted soul.
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NorYCE rs HEREBY qTrat..

NOTICE rs HEREBY. GTVEG,
That az the next August Courc of Washington
county, at the courthouse thereof, we 81 ii eel
at publicaucton, for cash, so much Of all the
LANDS AND LOTS,
In that county, returned lie. nquent FOR the
non-payment Of taxes for the years 1875, 1873,
1884, 1785, 1876, 1857, 1873, 1870, 179J 179l,
1912, 1913, 1894, 1876, 1896, 1872, 1798, I79e,
1900, 1901, 1862, 1903, 1904, 1905, 1876, 1907,
1909, 1910, 1911, 1912 & 1918, as viii be sufFi-
Gent 10 discharge the arrears of taxes which
shall then remain unpaid for the said years, and
ten per centum damages thereon. The sales
viii commence on the first day of the court, and
continue from day to day until the same shall be
completed.
The subscribers are authorised TO receive air
such taxes and NlamaTes at any time before the
land shall be sold. list Of delinquences may
be seen in the clerks Office of the county, in
possession of the subscribers, or in the Office of
the auditor of public accounts.
WILLIAM POSITION and
CHARLES TATE, Dep's for
JAMES KEYS, S. w. C.
May ~. w8w
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From he National Mteiligeacsr.
INDIAN HOSTILITY.

Sr. Lours. Jpna 70.
On the" wings of the wind,7 and un-
der flc whip Of the express, each week
brings us sad ne,cs. Peace is proclaimed
throughout the, iand--but war, SAVAGE,
cruel war, RACES on the frontier, on our
waters, IN the hearts Vi the settlements
The soldier engaged in Carrying the news
OF peace the brave officers and men. aid !.
ing their brethren IN arms aa,l their de-
fenceiess fellow citizens, are slain unsus-
pectlng father. mother, and iisping babes.
are ontchered IN the yard, as IS the traveller
within three miles ofa town .-et, in this
scene OF blood snd destruction, our men in
authority ieei themselves bound by the in
structions under the treaty, not to carry
ON war at all, against wretches who wage
every day the most sanguinary and otlioIs
species OF warfare, We could raise men
enough to crush these monsters. at this
moment. butchering lefencelcss families.
yet called to the treaty but, the Cover
nor, blamed by many without Cause, it is
supposed, would not sanction, or would
ieei himself bound to oppose such an expe-
ditioD. This is q most dreadful state of
things! The detail Of those horrid trans
actlonee, more alarming than they ever we're
in the heat OF war, you will find in orr
newspapers. Seven chiefs of WAYS, Sacs
and Foxes, our most sangunary enemies,
arrived last evening IN a United States
boat from Rock river, with the messengers
sent thither TO invite those and other tribes
to The treaty. Nought in this letter is pro-
duced in malice" Trey are unadorn-
ed statements of facts-of events that have
occurred, and those now passing. Brig.
Gen. Bisself arrived here on the 18th inst.
the day on which the military command
OF Col. Russell ceased. The latter gentle
man sets out for his residence near Lex
ington on this or the next day.
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distinguished patriot citizen and bero, the
truly elegant sword voted'to be presented
him through your excellency. 1t was pre-
sented in the dining room in the presence
OF hundreds of his fellow citizens, and re-
ceived by the General in manner highly
honorable to him and gratifying 10 those
who were present. Ihave the honor 20
transmit to YOU the enclosed letter from
the General, delivered to me whenI pre-
sented your letter with the sword, and I
am with respect and esteem.
Your obedisnt servant,
WILLIE BLOUNT.
Governor Holmes, Washington, NJ. Z.
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May 81.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GTYE.w

NOTICE rs HEREBY CHEN.
That at the next August Court of Washington
county, at the courthouse thereof, We shall sell
atpublic auction, for cash, so mnchof all the
lands avn LOTS,
In that county, returned delinquent for The
non-pavment Of the taxes Of the last year. as will
be sufficient to discharge the arrears Of taxes
which shall then remain unpaid for that wear,
and ten per csntun damages thereon, together
with the taxes Of the present year. The sales
will commence on the first day Of the court, and
continue from day to day until they shall be
completed.
The subscribers are authorised to receive all
such taxes and damages at any time before the
land shall be sold. list of delinauencss may
be seen IN the clerks Office Of the county, in
possession of the subscribers, or in the Office Of
the auditor Of public accounts.
WILLIAM POSITION and
CHARLES TATE, Dep's for
JAMES KEYS, s. w. G.
Nay ~. wsw
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Loo DoLLAPs REWARn

HEsERTED fran Detachment ta74sr mn e,s-
- Dan4 stationed i'i Harouer Couatg, trOo
SokEers Of the bfrd Rife Re9imens.--
JOH1V@fE9.NES, 8 fer high, IS ge4rs ofa1e.
greJt eyes, dark hair, lark complexion aad51 pro-
CaroRnd.
.EDR.4RD DIR, s feet 81 inctes higb, 8t gsars
81 age haxie eyes, dark hair, dirk COMPLEXION and
DF Prete's'on ca-benter yas culistedin North
Carolfao
me above rs,vard vin De .giyen fer abbre6end.
ytg che aboUs Dessrtere and dcFpe4Hg them 70 an
tl6'eer ~ tie United States arpY, or mn doUdrs
for either Of Mem.
JOHN PE%DLETON.
Lieut.. Sd Rife Rect.
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LAND FOR SALE.

g1'oH SALE, 40 .acres Of Lond, on the man
n B"ekf1ghOaa r0asf, so miles from I:soimosa,
Is from {'"rfel@'Q1c, and f1e from Crratcrlaa9
COURTHOUSE. The i,aht 70 IseH 1rdtered and ,inoer
q fence, rita good young Orchards of d7Esr
eHt fc"ts, and Zee rcei-fhe 6midings are in good
orde-i 'sish 10 veil far cash, as ssith TO more 10
me Tgesfern cotrfY neaf zriatey 40 10. think is
necessary 10 De l1ie1ai IN tie description Of tie
'apa' as erpeei tinf no person nil purchase ,rfa-
ar OieIeitg lie soe, .phich mag De seen IN abDiy-
ing 10 he subscriber OF tie land
CIR hSfOPHlsR ROBLN.S0E.
Cumberland Cour.s, J,,y 12. IF
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

nESERTED finn dstaclnsnt offts 81 Rife
- HeSl1'er', sfati0rsdin Hanover eount,,, .yto,e
p tfTg'p1o, CHQRLES RHODES, S fee. Eio6.
10 years Of age, born in Orange County, NJ C.
haS ds,h eAss, dark hair days corbieriea. and
ty fra6s hattsr--had or uhsn he rlsse--sG. H.,
inform IL sproba5is he 40iR sen his Uniform ne
fr't otborfmIi,y JPhosuer XII a5trsEead sIe ssiS
Cbares Rhodes and deiger him 70 anu seeA 2, me
C"ifed Stafc5 ARM, sbaH reeefre tie a5o1e regard
and aN reasonable erpencss.
JOHN PEN'DLETON.
Lisvs. 81 Rife Regt.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY cE-r.N.

NOTICE IS HEREBY CWEN.
That at the next August court of Giles C., nty,
AT the courthouse thereof shall sell AZ public
auction, for cash, so much of all the "
Lands .aJv.D LOTS,
In that county, returned delinquent for the
non-psyment of taxes of the last year as VIII be
sufficient 70 discharge the arrears of taxes W! eli
snail then remain unpaid for that year, and Ell
per oen.um damages thereon, together with tire
taxes OF the pr ient year, The sales will com
inence on the first day cf the court and continue
nom DAY to day until they shall be completc-I--
Ihe subscriber is authorised 20 receive all such
taxes and damages at any time before the Land
IS sofa. list OF delinquents may be seen IN the
clerks Office of the county, in possession of tie
subscriber, in the Office of the Auditor OF pib-
lie accounts.
THOMAS KIRK, ID. s.
For JOHN KIRK, S, G. c..
June 5. w8,y
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NOTICE rs REREgY GIYE.N

yEVHAT at the next August court of Patrick
Z County, at the courthouse thereof, shall sell
at public auction, for cash, so much of all de
LANDS AND LOTS,
IN that county, returned delinquent for the non-
payment of taxes, from the year 1871, until the
Preeens yeoc, including the taxes of the present
yea, as Will BE sufficient TO discharge the arrears
OF taxes wa:eh sA:ll remain unpaid, and ten per
oent,,'n damages thereon
The sale will commence on the first day of the
court. ard continue from day 70 day until they
shall pc completed. The subscriber IS authorised
to receive all such taxos ard damages at any time
before TIE land shall be sold.
4 list OF deGnquencies may be seen in the
C.erk Office OF the county, in possession of the
SUBSCRIBE, or in tie Office of the Auditor Of pub.
lic accounts.
GREENSvILLE PENN, =. 5.
For MUNFoRD SMITH, S. y &.
June = ,,,c.r,,
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NTw-YoHK, July IS.
GRrAT TROTTIMC MATc,ff

GREAT TROTTING MATCH,
Yesterday afternoon vas decided, On the "a.
maica turnpike, a trotting match, which excited
more interest in the sporting world here, than
perhaps, ever was witnessed in this part OF tie
country. A horse from Boston BY the nare &c the
Boston Rat, so called from his diminu,iye size
and appearance, was brought onto bid challenge
TO any horse that could be produced, to trot three
miles and carry $50 weight one hundred dol
lafs was offered for n bet Of 500. ~ length the
bet was accepted nv Mr.. Butler, the owner Of
the noted sorrel gelding Defiance, and Tuesday
afternoon was the tiDie fixed upon 10 decide the
match. Sam Purdy rode Def, nee, carrying 90
lbs dead weight, and rider, that was well ac-
q1a;nted WITH The powers Of the KAT. and lad
rode him several winning matches, was sent fer
al the say from Boston, and arrived here last
Friday.
Public expectation was much excited. Def
snce was known to have performed the distance
in bis trails, in 8 min. 10 sec. On the other hand
Il was secretly whispered that the Rat had done
Il in minutes. Thousands assembled TO wit
ness the match and the road was literally throDg
ed. Bets At starting two 70 one offered on the
Rat ard taken. Al length the interesting mo-
mcnt ar1iyed end the word ego" was gven.
Defiance took The lead and went off IN his Gus
ton'ry style, proudly carrying both head al tai
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.NOTfcE 20 -REREPT- GFTEn.

N01TcE IS REREBY. GIVEN,
VFSEAT &C The rert .Fuy1tst eonrt IF Or. 81
Il COUNTY, ct the courthouse herecE I chat SCI
az oa5lic auction, far cash, so mich Of al The
LANDS and LOTS,
IN that co'iT, returned dengusn. for .Ie nOR-3ay-
re's etie tGres Of tie last year, as 4gU be snSc.-
ent TO discharge f5e arrears Of tares ,ytich ShcR
then reGin unpaid far thar year, and tea Der ce.
FER onrrtm damages thereon, tegether NTH the
tna-es Of the present gear Tie sales rUiH commence
Gil the FIRST day Of the cours and continue from s.v
10 Sey until they shall BE cOmbleted.
The su5ccriber is authorised TO recefys Ell such
tG1es ard damages at any time before tire Lara
siaN6e sod. n list Of cLsirGuents mar be seen.
the Cler's office Of the county, in bos7essi9z u ~.
eutscr6er, or In the 5fce Of tie .9aelor % 65Hc
accoqHfs. .2BR.iAlH .N'0BLkF, Ds6
For W.lL B08BTI'T', SAsll6.
,Yune II. ,s2-s
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loftiiy in tic sir. Purdy stood almost upwr;cht
IN the sturrups, pulling hard and steadily, and
making judicious applications of the whip and
spur Poor Rat at length got under way, but all
his powers did not enable him once 20 came up
alongside during the whole course. Defiance
came IN quite fresh, and without having been
put 10 the top hs speed, about $50 wards ah esd
amidst ;lie mingled shouts and groans of the IN
numbered crowd. Time, min. Sec
Eveilng Post.
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STEAMBOAT
W A S III In GTO n.

EAVES the Steamboat wharf, in wasinr.
IA ton City, every day, Sundays excepted, for
AZ !eNahar', and fredericksburg, Va. at half past
9,'p. NJ and will return the next morning in time
Ior passengers to arrive at Baltimore by 8, Pm.
Passengers under tins arrangement can travel
from Baltimore to Fredericksburg, and from Ere.
aericSsburg 10 Baltimore, distance upwardss Of
100 miles, in 10 hours
The accommodations on board the Steamboat
are good.
June 49, Or
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U1efs Iett Win Mr. James Brown, iriaiof
Neasrs Moncure, Robinson {, Pieasanis SHE.
ply ( Scott w. j. & i}oerow Cob, Ph;jip d..
Val & Co or II The Manuactory, VIII be duly
attended to, and Che greatest attention psid =
selecting and packing
BENJAMIN DU-YAJ,
Aprd22. St&wtf
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"A SWORD TO GEN. JACKSON.
To,yn cf JFashiagfop. Eau 5. 1sI5.

Tc,cn cf JFasdiagtoa, Gay 5, 1918.
Dear Sir-i transmit to you all official
authority 10 deliver TO Maj. Gen. Jackson,
the SWORD that the legislature of this
territory directed to be presented to him
by resolution of the 2lst Of January,
1914, and also Z letter to the general up
On this subject.
I'm confident thatit will give you plea
S;,re to act as ny agent upon this occasion
and / assure you sir, that [ know of no
person upon whom the commission could
be more deservedly conferred.-I am
with great respect and esteem, your obedi-
EN- servant, DAVID HOLMES.
Coz. Rsoavt.
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4 a LOT OF LAND AT AJCTIoN.

. 4 LOT OF LAND AT AUCTION.
clrtne eta Desd IF Trust, erecuted 10 ne
= Jy Charles PURCELL Tno7y Recrasedl 10 secure
tie Payment 2fa suS IL money, d,e to Redmond p.
BARR, shall on he 9fh da, et- .lug7,st near, byo-
coed 70 sen, far rrao,y uienep on the brsmisss {.
LOT OF INN. nth a PPR9TF ROEISE
thereon, situate on 17th street, in .Qayanrs VaEev
Jng15 ~ 'A'' g,
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No TEEE

gBNiosE iHaeJrediote Taofs tf.7.sDERyO.v
n SCOTT, deceascd, ofEb,g q Q1eea eo,ett,
are req'issicd % make tslmoaf aag 0e5s bapia.
etatHa agaH'i s'S safa cei'e crc iesissd 10 brine
item (oIredrd. ~
FR2NKLEF ScorT, Esssy.
wy 0m' atr0
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PUBLIC AUCTION,
WITHoUT RESERYE.

WrLL BE SOLD, "a, ss,5lc oucrfon, 70 ,fe
w highest 6id:!-r, on TUESDAY, the 25th in-
stsnt, ar II o'clocs, a. ~ on, the premises
TWO LOTS OF GROUND,
t'repty far teet font eoch, extendyne back aso,s
50 feet, 70 an oRegin Wadc .hosty's Plan, - feet
aide. 1Hese tsso lots part Of RE ers,eid o.,
'ahoh Ryrd's Hdrekorse stood, -mtlin 200 fee. %
the .Hain Stresr, md directly fronting the strees
"aa,ng ffeln tte .Nc1' street, 70 Mayo's Bridge.
They ryii5c s7d zeittont limitation, IN a credis
g9 dnd9 'nons' notes, 1oi.i dbbroved endorsers.
19iN be req1irc and tie 7IgI. Of PROPERTY .sSti-
held until The money is phil
By order IF DOcio: James NJ ,7le,7is
121O.lE8S TAILOR.
|'Ly 10. tbs
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LAND FOE SALE.
ToH seRske L.2N'JD T aorg Rue on II, Che,terfe,5
co'taty, containing, by estimasio,,
SEVENTY 'VIEO ArDpc

q
coipity containing, 6y esdmdsiol,
SEVENTY-TWO ACRES,
ssfore or fess--Ihe situatioi is high, 6eaB5y and
GsTeeo6Se, and improvements good for the acc IN.
mediation 81 m0derate si=ed fa,ff Fran, mi,
ta''d, 0ndin the centre ofit 100. haze raised ,,5
yards Of 100000 bushels of CO.3L az difccenf
PeF'0asfHr the fast fire ye0rs it6GeHot See 7y7Tk.
ed 1aatH eoRtcins large bodies 2feree1cnt Coal.
mere can De little doubt; 6eiae founded 5y Jo6u
,,i'nehie, Cunh6e IN Brick, on Ire North, the
fGdiHe Creek on hs East, and the Failing Greek
C0at Hines, oTg1sd By IT. ietd, on tie SoVth, and
oy me heirs IF y. Uoodridee, or tie East
sfaH req1ire about on. tourtA Of The purchase
nO7eyin hondi FIR the balance time 7giRbe giren
20 sif be purchaser, on the amount being sat:sfie
f''7ey secnrsA TO sag any mare a. 10 the Ind
prospect Of Goa. &c. is deemed nrnseessaru. as
'se des'rous 10 ft,ehase 10iH dau5tless zaesy the
Pr'per1'-they wW please Gb65y 20 me on Ire brS.
"'ss,' IXO.MPSO.N BLUA'T.
CheAerfeld, Nay II. ,f
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LOnisn County Cart, Jnne 18Th, 1915.
Thomas Johnson, Is. ny Plaintiff,
Against
Thomas Hardin and ofier., Defendants.
IN caSycERY
THE defendant Thomas Hardin, not having
entered his appearance ard given security accord
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules of this
court, and IT appearing to the satisfaction of the
court That he is not an inisbitan, of this state.
on me motion of the plaintiff, by his counsel, it
IS ordered, that the sad defendant, Thomas Iiar-
DIN, do appear here on the second Mortiay in Az
ylst next and answer the bill ofthe plar'if III. and
hat copy OF this ortie' Nc forthwith inserted in
some one OF the newspapers printed in the City oS
Ncnihona, Tor eight weeks successively, and pub
li9eA at The front door of the courthouse of this
county an some court day.
coPy.-Teste.
JOHN PoINDEXTER, Clerk.
July g. w9y,n