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M ~ GOOUH.

-HEW GOODS.
IE0iiE Subscribers, 10 lie Market Btilge, next
u dor To NJ. ssrA DICKS, MooEE & Co have
the pl,asnre ofiniOrminz those who wish 10 our
chase GOODS, that they have received from Phil
adeiytla and Newly ort, n Fresh Subbig: and
ave daily expecting n,1rc- purchased on terms So
advantageous, g IN enable tsm to sell lower than
tbey have ever before done.
Being well aware o. the sc0~sifp If money, we
are prepared to give those wishing t. las oul any,
what taey will consider afull reconpelSe.
We tender thanks 10 Che pndlic for che
liberal encouragement received since orr com.
'oereement, srG w'll observe, that we are not 20
particular IA receiving Fsreien -Si0neg as hereto
fore.
DAVID & WILLIAM KYLE.
9aens, II. 29.tsn
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OuRBEc, July ID.

QURBEc, July 10.
The prize Of -four in this market, has
undergone some extraordinary fuctuation
withinsa few months. A short time be-
fore the opening Of the navigation, it was
sold at sirfeen dollars per barrel. Af-
ter the arrival of the ship it sold at nine
dollar. 1t has lately been sold at seven
Teen. 1t is SAID that the -four has got
in.o few hands, and that it is kept up on
speculation. To enable them to do so
the quantity for sale in the country must
be but small. There are however, seve-
raj very good reasons for the rise in price
without ascrihing it to extraordinary spe-
culation. Greater quantities were ex
pected by the navigation, and from the
upper countries, than have arrived. The
rise of wheat in England, though it was
falling at the last dates precludes all ex
pectation Of supply from that quarter
The ensuing crop here is uncertain, to
sly the least of it. Far from blaming the
spectators We consider ourselves in
debted to them. by holding back their
flour, they are Offering bounty for i'm
portation. II may be that they will pay
thu bounty too, but that is their affair.
Under the f3reg,ing circumstances the
Assize cf bread has been again resorted
80 in this city, we conceive, rather in a
has'y manner. We are sorry Tor it; as
we are persuaded it adds to the disuresses
of the poor. and gives the spectators
sn unfair advantage, spreading al idea Of
absolute famine. If which there is, thank
God, very little danger Hundreds of
Poor families with numerous children.
have been obliged to go without bread
during the last and present We k. though
they had the money to pay for it in their
hands.
]. is false and dangerous to suppose, that
It is withinthe power Of the public autho-
rites, to proviae bread for the people I'M
der the current price. They have no pow
er to take away the property OF one man
and give it to another. at less than what
he conceives to be the fair value; and il
they had such power & we're to exercise
y, they would soon produce universal on
fusion and distress.
ALEXANDRIA, August II,
Fyfract ofa letter firm merchant IN BsrHu.
an, daied lie 18th July, 70 his corrcspadel u IN
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;, hentnc6y Eiecnon-Nn positive ,.c-ur-s-ro
HARRISON e,r'niy, Tor r. VI. johnson ees lav,.r
9Th Fsye,,e (their own) county, Clay had ms
majority P.pe ''' 'o'
: eeo'ge Madison has nearly an UNANIMOUS yo;e
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RUNAWAY
H-ynNf a.. c..t-.., :

HUNAW AY
EROM the Subscr Der. IN Chesterfield
y ounfv.fhe t1ery.secDrd Of asi non'h nero man
named RcBIv, hirtyye tiftysx var, 0f aye, about
sN f'hgh, well built, and OF adgk eomp'eS oI.te lir
ont'f part Of his head usually covered y, bis bat remark
hy nii hasa hnd cofnterance, AMI whrr sunkcN A.
nOf ~ look another WAY. He ms iFrre enci
19ncd li rheumatism Wieu lcUigani wieii vflkng
rlinns forward carrird OF 10 other coe an those Sc
s on. WHICH were yarn coat, aud SHIRT aud
pantsioJ9s hat srd shoes.
vii give TEN DOLLARS REWARD 10 sr'v person
Who viii driyet NE said a. him
% That 81 han again. AaTE.l& .fNDfHfyT
aug ~. Sg-Nu
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BIZ LAST E1GH1vS MAI.

90 Average price OF wiealin England, 9th J q.
as 1j--So-. i..e importing na.k.
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To TIE EDITou-From Gentleman IN n. C.
August 49, 1916
" Dear Sir congratulate Won upon the fat
teiing prospect of the election OF the venerable
the patriotic Monroe-and yet, let me tell YOU.
utterly disaPprove Of the manner of his nomination
by Congr cssipnal Caucus, and hope, that hcreaf-
ter, no genuine republican Vi DC found in such
company. The Constitution forbhs any Member
of Congress TO he Elector, and yet a part Of
them, by their authority, do, in effect. elect
the President; and the reasons assigned by Them
are iud circus enough--as if there we're no ofbe,
means OF concentrating public opinion upon The sub
Iect, than through such Members If Congress "a
chuse To met IN Caucus. Whereas, SAY. and {,
must you, that more Republican, more Cons,;
iuonsl mole would be, by the Committees of the
several states. Who occasionally app,rpted r.,
manage the Presidential Election who. b, corres
pondinE with each other, aud by ysiim,. otber
means, might easily find ont Who was likely 10 no
the iavouritc candidate which u I'll that Is want ri
II Members Of Congre's permitted In nnni, a,r
as they have done. can readily ser. that ere io,e
the election wll be carried chtir,, by nifp es, and
bribery at Washington, and teen tarewch Lb,rts
and the Constitution.
CT Several months since, VIZ suggested. nos
committees drawn from The State Legislature
were better calculated fir this jcct dian Cop
gressionsl Caucus n Wa-h etcn-- We sannot but
regard the last with extreme J-slousy.
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-, hi.;HARD JEFFRIES.
Clerk Of the District orI;re,,,,.,,

The shove work is this dav ,.,,,t.4
sale at the Office Of ri, HE Tr1sbsa', ana igr
- az 'ne Book store ofFizvhelsonM Po,trr 49,
=, mes cents, wholesale price. $40 so PER gross aud
AntBstl1 80
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WHISKEY, &c.
40 hhds. Common
10 - Rectfed
1 @erees Domestic INSTRUMENTATION Of
5 tLls } Coguac
few barrels Wine Vinegar, Cordial. Shrub.
.8LSO,
DRAFTS ON NEW, YORK,
FoR@SBLE, BY
SAMUEL SUBLETT& Co.
August II. zo.1t
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LITERARY

.l8ait. FED Gag.

DiSf7cf q Virginia. to W.T.:
SD : ii RE,lEMsERED, That on
- rst year of the lad pende"ee e" Of ' 'p
' o"'Tr states oi America, Samuel 30, e, Of th..
sAu D'stict, hath deposited in this ofise RI. ,;,'
%, doom, The right whereof he claims as a,,tbor
Corrected nu ,JJ' loving to witt ortdasrubig-
fNetah0n, Gy means Of ne.r .go,ses ~ ,tt .oI
10 me English language, By Samuel Ber,en -
conformity to the act Of Congress of Nc =,
s,tes, entitled, IN Act rthe eneourasemeat Of
- ;, ~ securing the copies OF Maps Charts *
-" ~ ',e proprietors OF such copies
during the times thereon n 'niion,dn 'oi''es'
HI;HARD JEFFRIES
..srl r., L.. ~
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ALEXANDRIA, August II.
Fytract cfa letter firm a merchant IN Bsrmr-
d1, dated tie 26M July, 70 his corrc4pudert IN
this foscn
Letters received yesterday by the Chef Justice
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OHIO RANKS

On Monday last, the joint committee to
whom was referred the several petitions
ON the subject of banks. reported bill for
the Incorporation of certain banks therein
specified, and tn extend the charters of eX-
istng banks. This bill provides for tie
establishment ofbanks at the following pla-
ces, viz. one at CoIumbus--one at New
Lancaster-one at St. ClairsvilIe--one at
Cleveland-and one at Mount Pleasant 1t
also incorporates the present stockholders
otsthe following banks. viz the Lebanon
Miami Banking Company--tte Bank of
Cmcinnati-the Urbana Banking Conpa-
ny-the COlumbiana Bank of New Lisbon,
and the Farmers, Mechanics and Manufac-
turers Bank Of Chilicothe. The bill fur
tner provides that the charters of the
above named banks. together with those
already incorporated, shall extend TO the
year 1913. and that they may extend their
capital stock to any sum not exceeding
SoOO,0OO. on condition that they set off to
the state, as bonus for tier corporate
powers, one twentieth part Of the stock
actually subscribed in said bank !; and the
dividend arising therefrom is to be applied
to the purchase of additional stock until the
state acquires one sixth of the whole.
a bill to prevent the circulation of un-
authorised bank paper, has passed both
houses of the legislature, and only requires
the signature of the speakers to become
law.
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ANNApoLIs. Ian. 90.


very importanr act IN regard to the
circulating me iium, has passed the Le-
g'siature or this state-Thc act provides
tor the estaO ;shment of an institurion un-
der the title of the Conso dated Bank of
Mary land, With a capitol of one million of
doll RS, to be made up Of efficient money by
the several country banks in proportion to
their respective capitals.
The plan of this Institution was devised
IN the Convention of Bank Deputies, which
assembled here in December last. BY p-ac-
teal men 1t is deemed competent to ope-
rate an equalization of currency. SO far as
regards tine issues of this state. 1t will re-
main for Congress to equalize the curren-
cy of the union.
la creating community of interests it is
considered that local jcalouses will be dis
sipated, and that harmony, which is so es-
scntial to the general welfare will be great
~ promoted. The CRY Of Baltimore will
be the theatre of liquidation for the con-
cerns OF the composing banks.
BY the particular construction of this
great opartnership, the minor institutions
are exalted to the frs, rank-all are made
equal in solidity and credit. The Consoli-
dated Bank is the common offspring Of all,
and placed under their entire support and
control. a. s. Gazette
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New-York February 2

LEGISLATURE OF NEW YORK.
The House of Representatives. did not
form a quorum on Tuesday, which was the
day appointed for their assembling.
The Albany Daily Advertiser Of Wed
nesday, states, that it IS understood the ex-
act state of parties in the house st the
time of tie election was GO and 60. III
Ontario county, however, the certificate of
election, which, in the opinion Of the fede-
raists, belong to Que Of Their party, was
improperly gwen, by the returning officer,
to republican.
This nominaliy changed the number to
81 and e.. One republican member has
deceased, and one has been Obliged to go
abroad f5r his health. This reduces tie
party also to O., including the Ontario
member. Upon the gcntlemen's assem-
bling, Il WIS found that two fed raj mem
bers were not present. Had the house
been formed under these circumstances,
the republicans having the Ontario mem
Der with them, would have had a MAORI
ty. The federalists, therefore, thought Il,
their duty not to form the house end the
membe qualified, adjourned az half pass
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We are Informed from a variety Of sour
ces by the admirers of Mr. Il andelph, his
opponents, and ta0sc who are lad Il mt a.
bout him, that he is, as All orator, an utter
ed man that he has sunk below par aud
that very little attention is pad TO his
speeches in the house Of Representatives.
THAT honorable body last week,
witnessed a most extraordinary display
from this singular pcrsoEag-. He set out
on Thursday to speak i'll favor OF the re-
peal OF the direct tax. and continued his
speech until Saturday evening, about ~
hours, not three minutes Of winch, we IN
defstand, did he stick to the question:
APPLY has his speech been called the
"whm- whams aud opinions, on all men
and al things, of John Randolph Of Roam
oke." On the second day, we learn, he
bound up his head with handkerchief, &
talked Ike 4 man broke loose from Bed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-08

Gross proceeds Of the
customs, as estimated for
the year, 1915,
The drawbacks, boun-
ties, allowances and expen-
ses of collection. are TO be
deducted from this sum in
order TO as ertain the nett
amount which viii be re-
ceivable into the treasury /.
The debentures for draw
b1cks issued during the first
quarter OF the year, amoun-
ted 20
And during the second
quarter OF thatyear, to
During that period, the
re-eXportetionS were very
small compared with those
which took place during the
ID and 9TH quarters.
As the markets became
glutted with foreign mer-
chandizc. the quantity sent
abroad for better prices
would naturally increase,
1t IS bell we'd that the
drawback On the portions
thus re-expofted, during
Sd and 4th quarters Of
1915, will an -ant u
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Ian, Ga the third day, he commenced by
binding up his temples with another hand
kerchiet In short time called for vine
gar, with which he batlied his forehead
and, hnaliy, wet white paper, put it on his
mead, and rolled over it another fold of his
nandSerchief. In this lndicrous, yet pitia-
bic condition, he spoke until three O'clock,
and finally concluded by intmating, that he
had not said the ene-hundredth part of what
he intended to say We heseech MIR
kandciph to abstain from thus exposing
hims'if and his couatry's councils to deri-
SION and contempt. Bait. PAT.
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LANDA T AUCTION

2 " pursuance off, Deed Of Trust, bearing date
4 the t0th day Of May, in the year It our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and tlirtees, and duiy
recorded in the County Court 81 Chesterfield, ex,-
cuied by Valentine Ninlree, j.. to the subscribers,
rs trustees 70 secure he payment of f7yo thsus,nd
eight hundred doHcfs TO George Cox together with
all thegowing interest thereon, ss nj 81 the cost and
charges Of carrying tie said trust into eftct--Nyiil
be sold to the highest bdder Tor eas1 on the prcn,-
SIS, ON The 4h OF March next, ii ir otherwise The
next isr dsy, one uoiety ~ hilfOi TIC Court-iouse
TRACT or LAND, in Chesterfield COUNTY, C0r-
mery the property Of Henry Wi.f-ee, doeeased.
ard NV the property of the said Vshntnc Win
Tree, jr deed, much thereof ~ NAV b. sufci
ent 70 discharge and salty tie debt aforesaid. In
which nah Lend the widow Of the said Vaient;ue
Wnirse,r has her dover, aud on which Mrs
Martha Winiiee has q lien for an annuity Of seDer
pounds ten shikiigs from 1904
should the said Land, exclusive Of the said wi
dov's slower, not be sufficient to satisfy the debt
atoresat so much Of the reversionary interest in che
said widows dover viii also be Sold rs will make IN
tisc deficiency.
EDWARD ARCHER, Titus
a BASE 5 tees.
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100000
Estimated amount Of duties

Estimated amount Of duties
on merchandise import
ed, during the whole
year,
The Tonnage duties, light
money, and duties on pass
ports & clearances amoun-
ted, during the first and SC =
cosd quarters Of the yeer
1915, to
During the third & fourth
quarters. as fewer foreign
vessels were employed III
our commerce, these brao-
che viii be proporrionably
! IS productive, * are es-
timated as
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LAND FOR SALE.

Y virtue OF Il deed OF trust, executed to
tit stb'eribss by puip ;. Pleasant, aud wif;. of
's~l County, bFsg date ia. 9Th day OF October lsl
anu reSOrit ~ tue County Court OF PoWhata tor the pur
's Vi ACQUIRING tue payment vi eerin ~ money there
~ ii,-.tol due 20 Peter Dupuy, NIL D. exposed SALE
y fdo4iS AAetOI> the premises To the ni,est bidder
or cash. oa the 18th day o January HeXt- ii TRACT OF
LIND, iyl,g m che aforesaid County Of Powhata ahoin
ns tc ilias o, David tiO,Toy William Forlnes,
ers containing ONE HJNORED and SEVENT1;NIEE
d-tS,'r much taereuis lay BE- sufficient satisfy the
suns no" tueupo the SAID Trust Deed with the cxpcnces
attending ats The title vestedin the Subscribers
VIII b. conveyed - the purchaser. purcls,,rs.
STEPHEN u. JYdghfa.S, trustee.
November IS. s6-iafIWSSwtws
g. The sale ofthe above land is postpone, till the second
y ot March next. w" will positively takepiace, unless
the aebt D. prvsIoSs!y paid. S. ID. WATKINS,
-3cisng Trustee.
DscSmber so 72--1r67v'
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DOMESTIC.
Mr.. RANDOLPH's LONG SPEECH.
10 ME Editors efthc Bat. Patriot.

| was i'll the Gallery on Friday the 26,h
inst. when Mr.. Randolph delivered his
more than four-hour speech, the twin bro
ther. am informed, of the one delivered
the day before, both in size and quality.
thinking 1t were pity that the beauties
OF that exquisite orator.cal banquet should
be lost to the world,
And waste their s"ectre on the desart air."
have attempted a synops $, or prospectus,
or rather retroshectus, ofit, Containing, as
Halter myself, the essential oil or quint-
essence OF that Grafton. have adopted the
form used by some modern Tourists, in
their chapt ;rs of contents.
an, RS, your most obedient,
A GALLERY MEMBER.
Washington, January %. 1916.
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RUNAWAY NEGRO.

AETAS committed 70 the Jail Of Abe
mnfic county, Virginia on TIE first dag NJ sa7,tem
Der last negro lpn named FRANK. five feet hive inches
ngh'of yowish compcxirrhc Gays he BELONG 70 q widow
bor, o. l,sex county. The y requested 10 come
forward. ani prove D., property pay caree ana axe hiro
aw,ys OK he viA b. deal. ritb According 70 law.
WM. WATSON, IqhgT.
Aettttltf y et-W1m
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Nm CHANCERY.-At a Court continp-

y CHANCERY.-At a Court continu-
cd and held for buckingham county, ue Ilth day Of
November, 1915.
isaac CARROT and Pebe lis VIE Elizabeth Forsce Stephen
Forsee, JOSEPH, Perkins and Polly hts WIFE Daniel FOR
set, William e. Scott and judith his wife, aud Lucy For
see um Jane foree two infants u,rr The age OF twenty
gJnst JOIN korsee and Rob Mosey, executors OF Fran
cas- fose dee and Mary Forsce widow and rct Of the
said dsce1ent Josa! Hatcher AMI Nlaulte al jones
Defendants.
On te motion Of Che plaintiffs, by their Attorney aiu
appearing 70 dissatisfaction ofc court, tint the defendant
John FDTerIs nbtaiit al tins State IL OJtred
ad Dtcic-, tlat unless the said john shall APPEAR her, o,
or before March court next and the plaintiffs D
The court viii then proceed to take tie Tor con,-
SD as 10 nm and decree tle thereof accordingly
and that copy Of is order h furtlwit inserted i'm some
one OF the pnbhc newspapers Of the cty Richmond for
Two months .uccdsyey, NJ that au0er copy b, pot.d up
70 tue ffont doOr Ofthe eorrtiOuse Oft this county.
cDpy.-Itat,
77-vSWf RE. EIDPTDCT ID T.
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AN Thursday the 22d inst. if fair, ii not the next
" fair day, will be sold without reserve ON the
premises at public sale, in pursuance of decree of
the court ofNew-kent eounty, that handsnme plan
taton IN said county, near Providence Forge. be-
longing 10 the estate of f. lnlund Apperson. deed.
containing about 400 acres. This plantation Is v ell
adapted for the culture Of corn, wheat and oats is
divided into three fields or shifts, well enclosed has
been carefully aud judiciously rnansg,d ; has on it
convenient dwelling house, aBd go necessary cut
iruses, 10 good repair, is well watered aud has an
excellent orchard Of thriving peach and apple trees
At the same time and place will be sohi ali the
stock Of cattle, horses sheep and hogs; corn, frd
der, farming utensils, household anil kitchen hrni-
ture. Terms Of 5s!s Cor the lard, viii be one-fsu,th
payable 10 twelve mouths, tae remaining three
iouihs At the death marriage OF Tic widow Ap-
person Bond with approved personal security for
the frat payment, and bond with Ike security and
deed Of trust the l,nd for the las, payment will
be raquired-the Whole TO carry interest from the
date and the interest To be paid annually. For the
personal estate twelve months O. edit will be allow
ed on a sums over $40 on &c purchasers cx cutting
bonds with approved sscarity to carry interest from
the date, ifnot principally paid. on all snos under
$40 cash viii Be required.-Jlijs sale VII lie eon-
Quoted by Mr.. William Armistcad fOr the Exeen-
Tor Of Edmund Apperson, deed.
February s. S7-ws,s
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LETTER

FROM me Secretary ofthe Treasury 10 the
Chairman Of the Committee III E;dvsqnd
Means, containing an Estimate If tke
avhole amount gf't the dIties on merchan-
dize 'mhorted, which accrued in me yea,.
1873 80
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CCAiiAcothe Paher.


Charleston, Jan. 81.
On Friday last, WIN Linen was brought
to the bar of the Court of Sessions Jury
was i,npannelled, and after patient hear
ing OF evidences. &c. they brought in YER
dict, pronouncing him to be sANE.--yn con-
sequence of this verdict, he was, on Tues
day last. arrAigned for the murder OF DIR.
DAVID RAMSAY a; after occupying the at
tention of the Court and another Jury, for
two days, at 10 O'Clock last evening the Ju-
ry returned their verdict of not guilty; ac-
quitting him on the ground of insanity He
was immediately remandcd tn goal on an
Indictment preferred az inst him BY Hen
ny Bailey, esq. On the verdict being read,
ne thanked the jury f theirLENITY-but
thought tsey had not done hlm JUSTICE
The money for the ransom of Capt. RI
LEY and Seamen, of the brig Commerce
of Hartford, made pr soners by the Mours,
was advanced by Horatio Sprague. Esq. of
Boston, resident at Gibraltar-NVe find
that on most occasions where advice or as
sistance is needed, the Americans who vi
sit G braltar and its vicincity, turn their
attention to MIR. Sprague, and are never
disappnirted. We often hear the acknow-
'edgnents Of those who return home.
lBoSt. Pal.
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one O'Clock. One of the absent federal
members, viz. MIR. Hall, Of Madison couu-
ty' arrived shortly af,sr the atljournMcat
took place.
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x n CHANCERN.- Notwithstanding County
Z Court, goth November, 1918.
Lewis Grsg and Sally bis vie, Plaim against Philemon
Hurt, Dcfeldcnt
The Defendant not having entered his appearance aecor
ding to The act of Assembly and the Rules OF this court and
HapPearing 70 the ssaciaa Of the Court that he is
iiDint Oh tIls Stat, the Of the plaintiff by his
attorey, Ordered, That he appear hereon tile first day
OF March Court next and his appearance and answer
trpiantiis bill, and security for performing the de-
or OF the Court, and that copy oth order inserted in
oleo the newspapers printed in Richmond, for months
successfully, and that copy thereof posted At tie iont
door Of the court-house of said county.
eopy-Itte,
EDIyARD I. T.fBB, c. C.
.JlflnydTU 2. 73--,2z,
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-, -. DccrdaiaS.
he defendant Gibson. not having entered las spl.ar,ce
anu gwen security aseu.n of the GUIieTgI As
selnDs a"d the rules OF this court, aud appearing
satisfaction O the eUurt that lac inabit.nt this
STATE, on Tie motion OF the complainant by counsel IL is
O'tre that the sand defendant Gibson do appear here Oh
me hr't day Of March Court and the com
pa'i's bill and dat copy Of this order be forthwith
ser III some one Of the public newspapers printed ia
the city OF teinoilor two months successfully, and also
Ostt ~ the front door of the of tbs county,
copy. Iestc,
57--ss.p n y urOpcV1sr m r.