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TO mhom II may concern.
AN ACT extending the time allowed fc


the redeDpt,on Vi issd solo ior dress sAxes
certain ca IS.
src ey as s mn s ard s". 2,
.aneriea. in Congress assembled, That the time al
lowed for the redenp,ion Ut lands which have been
or mr. be .old for the payment OF taxes, undor
the nc. passed the Daib day VI Janvaiy, one
thou. mi eight hundred aud ffleen, go ia: as tn.
asV,e aid. the direct tax OF six millions Il d,
lars laid in that yeas /; or under the net passed
the fl IA day of Ma cb. thousand ei,i. hundred
ak zen 50 far a. the regards The direct tag
Of three m,lioas oil doise-, laid 10 tia, year, and
purchased % behslf she United SAFES, be ex-
tended three yeas beyond the time heretofore al.
lowed. Proriitd That such extension of time
shall not be heyoud the fret Of June. one thousand
eight hundred and tveniy-onc, aud that socii
redemption interest lie paid Mt The rate Of twenty
DER cen ttnm per annunI. on the taxes aforesaid aud
additions of twenty per Centnm chargeabie there
on f; am.i the right 10 rcd em shall enure vel!
q rersou. holding sn equitable or re,crs,ona y
interest In lands 80 puschred en- behalf Of the
Uuite,, B aic. ns 10 The or,snal owners ibeseOf.
Sec. 2. Ind be IL further enacted, That where
any perefa or persoUs. nho has or lave purchased
lands OF teneulests sold Gs the ooo.pnynert OF
IN. slf ect tax, shall he eHs,ed 10 have Iced for
Oh. sane. ,ui, from the death or removal Of the
solieciof. or from anv o'h'r cause. the g is no
oilieer waa. by the existing Az, - authorized q
MAKE a deed, " khdil be thVlui Tor SuGJ person =
per.ons to apply. by petition l. the D,strc, Ju K,
Of the O,st.,ct in which such laads or tenement.
a,e si,uai., setng 4 r'h the rcum. tances Of the
case aud moon due pr,of being made TO The salts
faction cf .ueh judge. tint sncb person sspns.
/, o, ere purchaser or pD ehssets sfs re.ai, and
has ~ nave fully complied with all oondi,io, 3 of
safe aad /, or are entitled 10 have deed IN
tha, there is 90 officer nbo. by the, z ~,
is authorized 20 make such deed, shsi be iau ial
fot such jddge and he is hereby aifh rized md
reouis.,i. a. cr'er and dr CT the Marshal Of ,he
D;. rict % ras Ike deed To the prrcha.er or puS
ebassr. witch deed. heing aeknov lodged in open
corr aud entered If 8 -n,d. shall have the .au.
eiiref a. ~ = ;a,i been iHs &c By the coettir o.
ol..r officer authorized BY the laws Lere,fJ Or
now ia free.
Washington, My IL. fo2o.-Npprcved.
JAMES MONROE.
The faregcingis copy OF The act pnssei al tie
las, Sc, sion oi Cop,res.. extending the tine al
Low ell for the redempt on az land sold fs D,reci
Taxes, aud purchased oa behalf Of the United
States % far a, the same rsga.d he tax Of 1915
aud 1916.
All pefsons in this District whose lands have
been sold for the Direct Tax oil 1915 aud 1916,
and pr r, li,sed by he United States as sioresaid
csn redeem the same, ifthey see fl, by applying .,
this Office.
WOODBURY. sTORFR, Collector for
the Serenh Collection District Of 4tassuctasei.a
I o,iertor's OIbce, Juiy H. 1890. Hs.)
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JOHN COOK,

JUN ~ OOOAs
1NFt ms his friends and the pubic that BE-
j continues 81 his old stand. 10. .. jones Rsw,
sxcbsnge street. Port!and-whers b oGers fo
sale general a..ortme0t Of
Gold, Silper and Plstsd WarA
WoAK ~ every descriptions 10 his line, uade
and 'epairrd. with nessne.s asd puncsuslity.
% Cosh, or gosls. given n ssaksaes (sr ~
tOLD and sILvER. .yuMs IS.
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JUST AncxIvED AHD ron oAs.I Ar ~
PORTLAND BOOK67tdE.
MANLY's BALsAliC
Nervous Cordial.

D.>n-.>J c.os- 81. ->.I IL. d. rrs
i'eFo'e1J 'o" ''s 80 a 'o0ss" 0es" q Lille
"a, for debtlitdssd Ceeactsx;oas, Connmc.
I'm. o,d No. r.,,.:..
. .". 49, SS"P'e s"s'
the whole sepaeess nedics, there is ~ )
more esic.c'ous Medicine ,bsn the sb.vs {
's . ressofer OF strength to in'etnsi decay +
stands urfivaied ,snd may DC relied on in gis,ne
immediate relief and certeA cue IN slDos =
ssges o. nervous ccmtia'nss ffom The isrgsiP
ana weskness sterusnt ON disorders of ID, sid
msen. lh's excellent medleihe hes been Pr.
dec.ise o. GenessI gooG, snc TIT many restoft1
70 the lessngs Of health from the gs,es of dealk
~ this 'nes.im bic p!rpsrs'ion, 70 the highese
euiogium which could possibly be paid TO Loo
MAHLy, end v indeed he bosst and his re vsrd.
u u most excellent iof the following dis r1e,s {
Heeosehe, LoSnes o S2srisss Alss mitg D. esmss
Meatal Agststions lndigeeAs0', Less II Appe.
.ise. Bilious Complaints Jsundics, DecIu<y.
Consumption, F'Mu1sncies, Hesl -hvrn. Cha
sce. cessiveness, *. PAsslyio and Apoplecsie
Affections, Ses,ing F.s. fslpisaaions. md oshes
incoosrove' eibIe proofs of The deraneS Dens Il
The aervous syseem, which u al esses eishse q
dsesl'y OF relsxasioo, i oesces sed resterss .
~ proper tone. The bslaaMie Nervous Cor
dual pfsvents every kind al lnleseioa, pafsicusss
y teess origiassiug iron sakeslshy elimasss;
F'sguss aad oshsr com auaieaaiag disesapsss.
Ceesuoptioos shd eshes decays # sasvsA
whether The ehscis u nstusal cseteoueaees, =
.s0esedisg tfoa ,mpsudenees. Or q sdysec.d
'ses VI hte, ksss gagged The seudy ed ass
ssnssoa of Physieisns u THE en-: I'll oahes ~
.sas ~ vsins vail he discovery Of sho Releases
Nervous Cordial was promslgslsd 20 - wesi6I
- ~ a =
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fHzn6tih Mounifort's Estate.

Eizab,ih Houmyorfs Estate.
~ oTICF is hereby giver - 'be heirs end cred.
| ' i,ors OF the ,He 81 tIlZABkTH MOUNT
FORT, is,e Of Veibrook. 10 the county Of
Cuolbss and, sirg eweman deeeased, asd 81 Others
corcerned-T That Woodbury. sto,er Jr sdnipis.
razor Of laid eists intend. 10 e1h,bit TO me the
iuhfcrihes sudgs of me Ccurt of Probate wishia
and Tor isid Coun'y his 6-n sec' IN, Of adminS.
trsion of faid sAa,e; and that the fame win -
conGdered at . Probate Court to Re held atsAu
Probate ofiee 10 20 r''ard. in fad County. on ths
fourth Wednsidsy Of July infant, ., ten O'Clock
in The forenoon when AID where they nay be
prsiens and new ssufe, il any they have. why
the fame fhould not he allowed: The Order Of
no ice TO be punfhed three weeks fuc Ct fiyely
10 ne Portland Csses,e
Giveo under my hand ~ Portland. THE third
day e juy IN The year of our Lord sightsen
hundred aod twenty.
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
A true cory: Aren
HolAvso SouIxoArE, Rxafw.
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Il. NINSi.ON.
IL As iusi receive ami oilers for sale al Ne.
IL i2. LING Hha,t y
so sbl.. fu er6.s A,sxsndria Fiour;
10 Rup,teop. s. Cf",x fsm;
- do. cid ansikUs, do.
Pipss Cogosc bss.d,
I" tons sWece bee, Alfred;
30 Bcses din Caodles;
~ tcse fsh Lemons:
ca Mssss Rsi6u,, udi, and Ravens Duck,
Cisar Pork, scuehons Aoa Won Hyioo Tea,
Up and Cossou ,krg' alexandria e. actsrs, ke.&c'
Portland, juy 20, 1910.
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PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
CDRkEILr,
Vegetable Oil for the Hair

PREPARED ~ J. DOREIY.
This composition Of tbs vegetable aud ESQ !.
rsAL OTIS IL the resul, of frequent experiments
and has been approved by long expcrseacs. II
gives asw i've ~ the nsir when il becomes deed.
sasd ~ welding, sx posure, sickness. or age; keep.
tie head clsea from scurf, aud assists the kesltL,
asaion alonepresen'. lively cu'ls " briIisu'
Iooks. The hair il a vegetable which reqsire.
aud rsPsys attention a. much any other. Ear
" bsldness might IT, qaentiy be prevented by =
iudicious use Of shis proper aiment.
n. Aug. s. 1919.
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WIN j YIN q OOA,
Hare just yse.srsd sad ave noW .sea,ng for Sale,
ersry sstensfre sssertnemfy
New and Fashionable Goods,
....ANoH0 vnScu ARE...
CUPERFlNg RoOADCLO rhs, ~ splouss,
~ Do. Do. CA9aINkRhS,
Besaos oadoa vgSTIN0
Do Do. PRINTS,
Five Cafe. CALICOEs livery ehssp)
Cottoe Camhsieks, 4 4 asd Sc,
Csmbeick Mus,ins,
Book, Lsoo. Null and yaekoass MUsLlles,
plain and 6su'ed-Britih Cossoss,
bisSk add color Cd Lus,sings,
Black Syoeb1ws, aod Sasssests,
Back Elk Hssdkeschiefs,
Back Gik Shawls,
Black, white g'eeo and pink l:slisa Grapes,
Two csles = 4, z 8, L. a, Liz enc,
8 Z, ~ s-4, s 4, - 4 a. Gotten ohawb,
L,Den Canhr,cks Cotton Hofe,
Oh. Gioth,- BscwL Liness,
An ssscrmeos sewioe Silk,
Very suIesiss Tw,n,
(sm-rsrt cod eomnon Dnities,
Wtre JrAu'--Sattinets- Factory Cotoas,
DRY cnseks and 0.ughams-riekings,
Tcrerhs vi h every orLsv article which CON-
pris very comp ere sGorimens, AID will be
so'd r.ush owe. han U ual.
Msy2. ,tI)
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THOMAS HOVEY,
Fsrs Sl,sts....O Opposite the he ktt House

Fsrs s',sts....OYposise the he ktt House
HAs for is,e.
O'd Jamaica RUM; sssss cro;x, do.
Wiodws,d Hand, DO. i; Nev Fne'snd, DO.
s. NJ WINE, Holland GIN ; Americas do.
OLsssES; Brown and White SUGAR;
tiy,oo and souehope TIA; CHOCOLATE:
COFFEE; RICE; bti'. FLOUR; Do. BEANS !;
no. Bone NiddIings FORK;
CROCKERY WARE; Hollow, do. PEPPER 3
AlSPiCR NuTMk0Ss
Spermsesm aad Taliow CANDLES Se. &c.
GrThe shove articles ws'l he fo.d BY retail -
cheap - elfewhss ALI fsvors will be graie.
fully acknowledges. sw
Julv q.
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In Council.

.Alerandria, Feb. II, 1870
The following letter from the Mayor " =.
Mayor of Savannah with the answer =
ceived, were ordered to be inserted 10 ~
minutes.
TO. TT. P. cHARLEroN, MAYOR or SAVANNAH
SIR, Il
The citizens of Alexandra impress,
with sense of the heavy and extensive '.
lamity which has befallen the city OF 'a'a o..
nah, have instructed me to transmit W ~,
ship Fair Trader, G. Fletcher, master :" ~
hundred barrels superfne -four for the 'e'' -,
Of the sufferers, and to express their 'ln''I
SCREW for an event productive OF 50 "u'
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sity Of opinion, Oh the ,propriety %
lordins some judicial assistance IN "''
ileving the dockets Of Tennessee l.. re,
Kenturky. particularly the latter ra OIL.
the vast accumulation of business 's
their courts. and of extending some T., !"
lief to the Judge of the eighth ciron;.
but on the mode of doing it; whs,I'
by creating new circuit. with crr "t.
judge, or by extending circ;it p,va' 's
to district judges, &c. and geucralIv os
TIE organization of the federal iud;c; va
ry in the Western and SouJh Wes,a'%
states, &c. &c. MIR. Williams of Ten 'a
Mr.. Ruggles, MIR, BurriIl, Mr.. l.anma ",
Mr.. Brown. Mr.. King of hlab.. NJ"
Smith, Mr.. Eaton, Mr.. Logan. N.
Leake, Mr.. Johnson of Lou. and H.
Walker of Alab. took part IN the do
cussion.
In the course of the debate N,
Brown moved to recommit the hin :,
the judiciary committee, for the MN
pose OF making some modification,
which had been suggested in the cours'
of the discussion F; but
A motion was made by Mr.. William,
of Tenn. to postpone the bill until
Thursday next, which was agreed IN
The engrossed bills for the relief 81
Robert Swartwout, for the relief of
Resale p. Deslonde, and for the relief
Of Mary Cassin, were severaIy read
the third time, passed. and sent to tbe
House of Representatives for concur.
renee.
The bill from the other House ma.
king appropriations for the support Of J
the Navy for the year 1920, having
been reported from the Naval commit.
tee, by MIR. Peasants, without amend.
nent--
The Senate took up the said bill a;
in committee of the whole,
Mr.. Peasants took a brief view Of
the details of the bill, explaining tile
reasons for different items of appropria.
ton I; the amount of naval force intend.
ed to be employed in the present year !;
where and how to be employed the
necessity therefor, &c. after which,
no amendment being offered,
The bill was reported, and ordered
to third reading, and was read a time
by general consent, passed and return
to the other House; and
The Senate adjourned.
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SUPREIE COURT,

Tuesday, March H.
Mr.. Chief Justice Marshall delivered
the opinion of the Court in the case Of
Handley against Anthony, argued by
Mr.. Hardin for the plaintiff, and by
the Attorney General for the deien.
dant in error. Judgment of the Cir
cult Court affirmed.
Mr.. Justice Story delivered the opin-
ion of the Court in the case of tho
Amistad de Ruoz, Admiral, Claimant,
argued by Mr.. C. ]. Ingcrsoll for the
Appellant, and by the Attorney Gene
raj, for the Respondent. Decree Of
the Court below reversed.
The case of Kline and others against
Penn's lessee was argued by MIR. Pink
ney and Mr.. Jones for the plaintiff, and
by Mr.. Sergeant for the defendant in
error.
The case of Steel against Bass was
argued by the Attorney General for the
plaintiff and by Mr.. Sergeant for the
defendant in error.
The case Of Daniel Conn and Others
against John Penn was argued by Mr.
Jones and Mr.. rihkney for the plain
tifs, and by Mr.. Sergeant and the Al
torney General for the defendant in rF'
ror. rNat. IHtel'
We learn, with great pleasure, that
Capt. Marlborough has been appointed
to command the line Of battle ship now
building at New York when she shan
be in a state tn receive her commando
Capt. Macdonough having becOln
sensible that the course pursued BY N
Court Martial, of which he was meH'
Der. and which led to the officers CON-
posing said court being ordered hons
was incorrect, with that magnanlmlg
which bespeaks great mind, acknOS,
legged his error to the chief OF the Nav Nav!
Department, who has taken the carr
est opportunity of restoring TINS s",
liant officer to the service. Inns "p
pointment will of course afford addi'Io"
al pleasure, when it is recol!scisu 'i'a n
it is made without impairing 'na' su
bordination which is SO essential " ''
naval service, i''
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LIVERPOOL MyRKETs.

LIVERPOOL MyRKETs.
February ].
Our Cotton continues to droop-
Since the sailing Of the Ann-Maria,
prices have fallen about half a penny.
The price asked for new Uplands, is
generally I2 l.2d; but Dc dealers do
not freely offer more than 10 IA We
consider it the price of the day; Orleans
led to IS; when these become more
plenty they may not be expected to
bring more than Id above Uplands.--
Our stock of American Cotton is not
heavy; and the consumption extensive:
from these circumstances it seems pro-
bable that prices will not suffer any ma
terial decline. New York Aohes. a is;
Pearls. 4ss; a moderate supply of Tar,
would readily bring l8s; Tnrpentlne
los Sd to l2s; rice continues dull at II
to eos: and n. York bark at ID to Us
bl. slaves II liz; hid. do do, IL to 100
in no demand. We have some expo #
demand for -four at SIS ed to IS per b i,
but its continuance is extremely uncer-'
tain, and large supply might materi-
ally lower the price"
Extract of letter from gentleman in Saint
Thomas, to his friend in Baltimore, dated
the 25th Of February.
81 have only time to inform you that il is
credibly reported here that the Independents
| have gained a decisive battle over the royal.
lists in Venezuela, and are by this time in
possession of Caracas. Moriilo had been so
much reduced as to order up the trifing
reinforcement Of IS men from the garrison
of Puerto Cabello A Danish brig Of war is
expected every moment from La Guayra.
From the National IntekLigencer.
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60. very plenty, aud prices low molasses,
WHICH is the only article Of produce, except
taffee, that the government of that place will
allow to be exported. is very high andscarce.
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much reduced as to order up the trifing
reinforcement Of IS men from the garrison
of Puerto Cabello. A Danish brig Of war is
expected every moment from La Guayra.
From the National InteNigencer.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
[ IN SENATE,
Tuesday, .March IA. !
Among the petitions presented and
referred to day, was one by Mr.. Sand
ford, from the Ocean Steam Boat Com
pany of New York, praying law to
authorize the issuing OF registers for
their steam vessels, in their corporate
name, and to authorize commissions
TO the commanders of them, or in any
other mode to invest them with the
character of public vessels !; also to al
low the usual draw back on the fuel
consumed; and also to direct the Post
Master General to contract for the
transportation in them Of the foreign
mails.
Mr.. Wilson, from the committee of
claims, reported bill for the relief of
Pierre Dennis de la Ronde.
Mr.. Hunter from the committee on
the public lands, made report on the
petition If Gabriel Winter, accompa.
MED by bill to authorize the represen-
tatiyes of Elisha and William Winter
to institute bill in equity, in the ma
ture of petition of right against the
United States.
Mr.. Morril from the committee o.
claims. reported bill for the relief of
John Rodriguez, a bill for the relief Of
Solomon Provost, and bill for the re.
lief Of Alexander Milne.
Mr.. Lowrie from the committee en-
public lands. made report on the pc.
tition of Gabriel Berzat, accompanied
by bill for his relief.
These bills were severally read and
passed to a second reading.
The Senate then took up the resolu-
tons submitted by Mr.. King, of N.
York, on the 10th inst. concerning ma
yigation.
Mr.. King explained pretty much at
large his views in offering tho resolu-
tons, and the reasons which he con-
ceived should induce this government
to adopt the policy which they suggest
ed his remarks will be reported here
after j after which the resolutions were
on his motion, referred to the commit
tee on foreign relations.
Mr.. Dickerson, from the committee
of commerce and manufactures, report
ed bill to establish port of entry at
the town of Blakely,in Alabama; which
was read.
M. ID. gave notice that he should on
tomorrow ask leave to bring in a bill |
to provide for the punishment of piracy
and other crimes.
The Senate took up the rule submit
ted yesterday by Mr.. King of N. Y. to
prescribe what persons shall be admit |
ted on the floor of the Senate which
having been amended, and after under
going some discussion, was postponed,
on the motion of Mr.. Johnson uf Ken
lucky to Monday next.
The bills yesterday reported to the
Senate were seyerally read the second
time and referred.
The Senate then took up the bill to
amend the judicial system of the Uuited
States, being the bill to form a new iu-
dicial circait of the states of Tennessee
and Alabama, and for the appointment
of circuit judge therefor.
On this bill debate of considerable
length took place, not frsm any DIVER
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MARKETS AT GUADALoUPE.
Lumber, eern, aour, rice. beef and tshsc.
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district of Columbia, to wit.
County Of .AterGndraa, 1900
ApriL Terms.
IN CHANCERY,

JfDTlt eTfA.
IN CHANCERY.
Charles Mcknight, Complainant,
Against
Thomas Grimsbaw, and Isaac Entwisle, Jr.
Defendants.
YTsHE defendant, Thomas Grimshaw, not
having entered his appearance and 81.
van security, according to the statute and
rules of this court; and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court, upon affidavit, that
ne said Thomas Grimshaw is not an inhabi-
tapt of this district: On motion of the said
complainant. by his attorney, il is ordered,
t,at the said defendant. Thomas Grimshaw,
40 appear here on the first day OF The next
court, and enter his appearance to this suit,
aud give security for performing the DEGREES
osthe court and that the other defendant,
Isaac Entwisle jr. do not pay away, convey,
or secrete the debts by him owing to, or the
estate or effects in his hands belonging to the
said absent defendant, Thomas Grimshaw,
until the further order or decree otthis court,
anil that copy of this order be forthwith
published for two months successfully in one
Of The public newspapers Published IN This
county. anI that another copy be posted al
the front door of the court house of the said
eouu,y. Teste, EDM. |. LEE, &C.
iuy IL w2m
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District Of Columbia, to wit.
County Of .aEsrandr'a, 1900
.Aprd Term,
IN CHANCERY.
Abijah Adams. Complainant,
n,;pcf

AblJ1h Adams, complainant,
Henry w. Hardy, William Fowle, and
Henry Dangerfield trading under the firm of
William Fowle s. Co.-Defendants.
FANHE defendant Henry w. Hardy, not
4 having entered bis appearance and gi-
ven security according to the statute and
rules of this court, 4. it appearing TO the sa.
tsfaetion OF the court upon affidavit, that the
said Henry w. Hardy is not an inhab itant OF
this district. On motion of the said com
plainant, by bis attorney, it is ordered, that
the said defendant Henry w. Hardy do APP
pear here on the first day of the next court,
and enterhis appearance to this suit, and
give security for performing the DEGREES OF
the court and that the other defendants
William Fowle, and Henry Dangenfield do
not pay away, convey, or secfete the debts
by them owing to, or the estate. or effects in
their hands belonging to the said absent de-
PENDANT Henry w. Hardy, until the further
order or deere of this court, and that copy
of the order be forthwith published tor two
months successfully in one of the public
news papers published in this county, and
that another copy be posted at the front door
Of the court house Of the said County
Tese. EDM. |. LEE G. G.
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LIVERY STABLE.
Elizabeth I'0zoers,

hersincerest thanks to the
1 Apublic for the liberal encouragement her
late deceased husband rect iyed in the above
business Tor this twenty years, and informs
his friends and the public in general, that
she still continues the above business at the
former stand. where every attention will be
paid that formerly was, TO render ample sa-
those Ladies and Gentlemen that
will honor me with their custom, as she has
large family tosupport, and through no other
means
july | tt
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District of Columbia, to wit.
County of .4le8aadraa, 1920
.4Dril Term,

e0""'y All e. :7' gsrnS 1920.
lN CHANCERY.
Mark Butts and Grafton Cawood joint Mer
chants and Copartners in trade under the
hrm Of Butts and Cawood-P laintits.
Against,
Thomas Roberts, Roberts and West, and
Richard Libly--Detendants.
: ME defendants Thomas Roberts, and
4 l'o5erts and West, not having entered
'aeH appearance and gwen security accord
'ag lothe statute, aud the rules OF this Court,
ssallt appearing to the satisfaction oil the
y ONT, upon AFFIDAVIT, that the said Thomas
robert, and Roberts 4 West,are not inhabi-
'as u THIS district On motion of the said
..aaapialnants, by their attorney. il is order
W thai he said defendants, Thomas Ro-
.s'ls aud Roberts and West do appear here
= iae hrst day OF the next Court, and enter
R appearance. to this suit, aad give secu-
~ leF performing the DEGREES OF the Court,
,.0 That the other defendant Richard Libby,
4, aN pay away convey or>ecrete tue debts
o'a owing 20, or the estate or effects IN
A. aiaiS belonging to The said absent deten-
pa. NUNS hninaS Roberts and Roberts & West
,na FARTHER orderor decree OF this court,
n,l, .,lt copy OF this order be forthwith
oos Saea ior two months successfully in
NJ. VI Tue public newspapers published in
Al, unity, and that another copy be posted
laid W :, 'front.' door of the Court House OF the
srgustl5 en- EDM. LEE, C. C.