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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-20

Nrglnias
At RUE, holden inthe Clerks Office OF the superior
courtoi ehancery iqr the Lynchbarg District, Tic 1th
day 4 NossniDer, 1928.
honals 5. holloway, pit.
Against
George ). Holloway and Nichoias Kenny and Eliza
bella his wiie formerly III ,aietb Holloway, aets.
The defendant George s. ilOMaA iIot silig entered
his appearance and gwen security according 10 the
ct Asssnbl, and the rnies OF tls court, ;iu Il appear
ing b, satisfactory nee that he Is lIhs bilat
OF tins eonntr, ltis ordered, that tine sand lcon4 do
appear here The si day OF The nrNt &c, nj ad answer
tie bill vi the plaintiff a,,hat copy OF This order
be forthwith inserted neNsprper prn.;td Ia the
town OF L,nehburg IL TWO mon,lls Saecess,se.y, and
posted the front door Of cuurt hotse ia the sad
,own, A copy--Ieste,
JOHN WILLS, elk.
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Virginia:
Atrules holden IA the CLERKS office of tie sulci
court Of chaneery for the Lynohbtlg district, du7sh
day OF November, 1913.
j,lm sspendiet8n and Robert L. Coleman, pits
Against
Richard liza rison Benjamin Harrison, James r.
Lvey, DANES Penn aid 1e rye 3. Holloway, deits.
Inc defendant George D. Holloway nut haNin,
entered his APPEARANCE ami gwen security, aeeorsii
the acl 81 assembly and the rules OF s co,,, and
j. appearing b, satisfactory evidence tina he IS iotan
habiant OF this country II is order ed, tuai he said
defendant do appear here the FIRST day Ut the
term and answer .he bill of tle pianrs; aid liag "A
copy oil ns order be foitwltli inserted II. u,l ,e&
paper pahi,sitd IN the town OF ~ helibGlg Two
months sueeess,sely, and posted al ..e aop, vi
the court hs.,ise IN the said town.
a. copy-ltstv,
81 SIZES JOHN WILLS, OK.
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Virginia.
At rules holden in the clerks Office OF the supssior
court of ehantery Ior The iSHehbns sl1ct, the IN
day OF November, lo2l,
JOIN, McAster, James S. mcAiiisterand 4 honas D.
McAllster, 41i,o.
Against
Thomas l.. Douldin. executor of Dasiu Ross, dee la
cub Myers and Elilabe,h ns Wife, John Duf Held aud
Amanda hs wlit, frederick a. ltUss and bei.ta,Hi,
LEWIS, deirs.
The defendants Jacob Myers and Elizabeth has w,e,'
and Frederick A. Ross not having eateTtd ttra
ante ami gwen security according 10 the act oasinDy
and u rites OF ts eai,it and II appealing by sas.ac
tory evidence that the, Inhabitants Of this
ny u is ordered, thai the said defendants do appear
here the ebay of the and the
bill OF the plaintiffs and that aeopy OF tbs erder he
Forthwith inserted in s1lne new spapcr printed III the
town OF LyDehuTg, for Two mouths specess'ey and
posted the front door Of the court ouso the said
hwH. A eo,,y--Ieste,
OIL JOHN WILLS, G.,
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New Spring Goods.

DY late arrivals frRn New York, the
Nd subscribers have received handsome
supply Of SPRING GOODS, many Of which
are entirely new patterns and style.
They respectfully invite the public 10 an
examination OF their present stock, which,
for variety, is equal TO any in this place, and
will be sold very low for cash
W. MCKEE s-J. q, MEEM
April l6. 1850
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1,r,. eald.,. IN the Clerk. Office Of the snber.of
se,,r. ~ ehaaeery for the saesurg D'sue', os ~
das 81 N0srin,s,r, los. IL.
Dayid Nseser
p,,,sn;,, Perkins, Richard PERKINS. John Mo'rr,
4,.,a ~ Aoss, honis Aoafe. ~. Janfss ~. bs.s.,,
f,,asus Ese. hafI.,iel Hses, William VI. i"'ts ~"
James a. stHseusa ....,,s 90 -.
Ile d.ftraaat Benjanin Perkins not havins IN. ~
sd M. and gwen security zeeofdhS 70 ..e
al ~ asssably and Tie rules OF tbs court, and u AZ
- .s1..ice, that lie Is not Al lllifa-
Ra,t Of his country, ordered thai ts sn,a q ..
anss.r de Iii II the plaintiffs and copy ~ m,
sr,frr be forthwith inserted IN soisr neMspApeh p
la die Of yHehbarg if wv hioal. ~,
aud posted the front daor q! tne court """'' ' ~
- a o""' '' ioHN WILLS. clk.
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girgInIas -
Al rsis. holden in the clerk. oiee Of ,he Superior
court ,,I chanetr, for the u iie5t astlgt, the an
day Of Noyenber 1928 :
Edward Lynch, ph.
Against 80,
Bea,s,,n Perkins aud Robert Hughes and john Ar
instead merchants aud partners undfs the iHin oi
Hugi.e. and Ar,nBead. and William 1liiiat, 1tits.
hi, ppcaraice and gwen secafity assfding W me Hct
of Assembly and the rules ~ tls eoart-a ndH apPe-
,ns nv sasfattrY evidence. that beis mot an iab-
TAFT ol this country III, ordered, hat me sa1 90
ledant do lpvar here, the hts day 81 u. neAt
term and answer the bill Of the nanlffj AMI that
cn,,y d. IN, order be iorliIM IN some meas.
paper printed in the toan u Lynehbnrg rf NO
months successfully, and posted at the fioht aSof u
the court house IN the said town.
Copy-leste,
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Virginia "A
AIrnies holenin f clerks Office of the superior eourt
Of ehaneer, tie Lsnehblrg Dstret, dc 'ti day u
November, 15@5 n.
bartholomew, Ralph and Barnes Stayall, hSden Ito
bns0n aud a, s wife, jun Stone AID E1 sbeth liis
wife. and William Leit"i.h guarain Of Deliiah Am
and Hezekial, ,to,ai, aiN plis.
Against
john j, ter, John Oyerstreei and Nancy lis vile.
Soyei Jeter, josiah lscsiart and JeDs lbs wie. Fie
sant Jeier, Hem, Je,er. Ransom isss bets hatshee
Elliot Jeier and uter, nd Sarah deter, widow,
al d Harry Cynthia, t.ly, IA ain 1.Sillia Jeie,
children vi Caleb Ietes dc ers and representatives.
OF Hehr, Jeter. dee. arid the sai Jesse Jeuf aan
with The aill annexed VI uesaM lles e,,r dee-ise,
dltrnfnnsS.
The defendan, Sarah Jeer having entered hs +
appeatee anh given ,eetfit according 90 The ast OF
assembly aud the res Oh t Court, siid Al Appearing
by satisfactory evidence tina, She Is
oil tins country Ii Is ordered. ti.al the said deIapt
do appear here the first day ofiiic. ,elsn and
the bill OF the plaintiffs and ,lat tops Of
ths ord,r be iortlN,t, inserted IN e@Spatr
printed al the tounuf L,nebnig tor two iiolhs suc-
eeseIJ and posted attic front uoor Of le house
in the said foan.
Atopy = feste,
O. II J(IlkfA IL S.Aflk
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DCNAWAY iron, The subscriber on tbe

pCNAWAY from the subscriber on the
Ia 10th OF March, mulatto wonnan named
HARRIET, whom hired from MIR. Eliiah
fletcher She is about n or % years ofage
stout made, aud about five teeliu cigit---her
left hand somewhat deiormed, accustomed by
a burn. She had on Virginia cloth rock, of
a blue mixed color A liberal reward will he
given for her apprehension and delivery to
the subscriber. WILLIAM DOiiNiN
April IL. 1856
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A TIA meeting Of the Pirsident .aa n,
"A reetors oftle: Lyuchburg and So, D'
Turnpike company, in Lynchburg H., I"e ' =,
day Of April, 1896: Whereas, a haa no - !.
Directors OF the Lynehburg and Sa 4 ~
Turnpike colnpany. at il meeting h.la a-
the 2sd day of Ocloher, 1898, drec,o%
thai the Stockholders OF The said eomna",
should pay 10 ths Treasurer thereof ~
or before The 2yilf day OF November tb,,,
nest, the sum Of 10 per centum on ll,si,
several shares of stock, which reaulsito.
although recorded ia the books of the GA
s'ciety, was pot daily advertised in lbs
manuer prescribed by law, il has there.
fore become necessary 10 renew said !.
qnisition SO Fur as relates 10 those stock
iholders who have not paid the sums in tbe
said order required.
II IS Mergorc oJeSred, that the stoekbol
ders OF The said company, or such of them
as have nof paid the sums IN the aforesaid
order mentiuned, d. pay to the Treasurpr
oil The SAID company, on or before the lOlh
day of lday next, ten dollars 1.-THE sun in
the said order contemplated on each share
ofstocll. JOHN LYNCH, Chrk.
aplii6. tl0m69
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USiS& nNTEl..
TYNciiBIJl.{s

THE subscriber ha, Ing taken posses,i0,
y 81 thai well kuown house. the lNlnv
HoJEL. iJmefy occupied by MIR -
Hancock, Is prepared 10 acco,nnn,a,a
B0Ai;DER5 and TRAVELLERS ma %s
iiatters himself iliai from his unren,ttlrS a. as
eriioas 10 give satisfaction, and from nj, H..
experience, lie will tfeei,s liberal sha,s y
public patronage. Ills table Will be [prn.t = - =
III the best style which the market will ndn',.
new Stable = now preparing, u Iiieh viii :.
nnishedin lew Gays, Which will enable liz,
to thke good cur VI such horses as u,v ~
len viii hftn. Ills osiiers are careful 49,, ~
attentive. ELIJAH ggoWn S"a
April ?. ~ fn.;
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i HAVE1detefn,iacd TO resume The lrae,
u tice.of MEDICINE al Lynchbafg, N ..l r'
delay, Gas heretofore IN connection N'., ' Ip
Patteson, and may generally be ioghu a. "'
shop OF hose = Pa.teson, near tie Gu
Mouse. q. d. ho'A"
Af.!hamtFoullty, Jan. 30 80 =.
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A The Sign efthe Golden .uoridr,

n the Sign cflhe Golden .Horidr,
E3ETURNS fus sincere thanks to bis
y friends, customers, and the pubic gene.
reilly, Tor the liberal encouragement he las
met With, aud informs them he has his day
rerelycda number Of articles in his line. A,
he bay for cash only, he is determined TO be
nittersodby none il this place TIE quail
are pure hased by an Experienced hand in N.
YORK. Apri i. ts6g
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Fresh Salad OIL and Real Durham
Mustard.
TKsHOMAS J. DUyAL has just receiy
4 cd lew dozen bottles of the abO,.
rticIes, Of superior quality.
April o.. Is
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Spanish Hides.
NE have Isl treensd a parcel of p;o
" Grande liiDLS, which viii be sod =.
moderate term for CASH
JOHN : casNEsI poe
April 2 a.,'gs
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Negotiable Notes and Checks,
For Sale at Ais Office
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
This is to give notice,
WHAT the subscriber of AIexandri

WHAT the subscriber OF Alexandra,
a District of Columbia, hss obtained
from the orphans court OF said county.
letters of administration, de bo0is Don, on
the estate OF BeaIe Howard, late of the
county aforesaid, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said decedent,
are hereby warned to exhibit them to
the subscriber, passed by The orphans
court. On or before the 2lst day of April
next, or they may by law, be excluded
from all benefit to said estate; and those
indebted thereto, are required TO make
immeditae payment. Given under my
hand, this 9lsi October, 1894.
BEALE HOWARD,
eel 2I--6t AdM'g de ksDis men.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
MISCELLANY.
sr. PAuL,s. LONDON.

The vaStneSS OF the C0urCll, as
seen from the centre of the floor. is
most imposing; it is impossible not to
be struck with its extent, its length.
its width, aud the unbroken holiness
of the dome above, into which the eye
ascends and penetrates until respira-
ton is thickened and the brain grows
giddy, and we seek relief in the con
temptation of objects nearer the sur
face of the earth. and Immediately
round US. The eyes of most people
are 40 little accustomed to making an
accurate sdmeasureRent of heights.
that the holiness of st. Paul's can
only be estimated justly from below.
If We ascend to the Whispering gale
ry. a height far above the habitations
Of the people of London, the view
downwards is overpowering, affect.
ing various heads ia various ways
producing vertigo in SEINE, sickness
In others, and an awful feeling of o.
yerthrow>atiUeneSS in a few, q sort oil
propensity to drop through the pas
sive air upon the hard marble below,
thought full of madness and horror:
but when we ascend far above this
point, and even To more than double
this elevations. the fearful height does
not seem proportionsbiy increased:
the feeling it inspired before seemed
scarcely to admit of aggravation.
The whispering gallery, is. indeed,
to many, fearful place. The sur
prising altituds of dome aud tower a.
bove, the yawning and lmmense a.
byss, the stern marble spread out to
dash the mortal frame to instant dust,
the narrowness OF the circular gale
nv, the oyershadowing of the superin-
cambent vault. the appalling Loneliness
of every common sound. and the loud
wind heard ever sweeping round the
dome itself, prodsce an Incredibly a.
farming effect on some individuals.
The young, the aspiring, the new
TO London, can seldom be restrained
from ascending 10 the airy gallery a.
bove the dome, and there, in describ-
ing most limited circle, the eye
takes in thousand histories. Lon
don, with all its generations, with all
its present and all the past, about, is
stretched beneath US, and almost e.
very house invisible. Even from
fhat height the eye caunot, 10 all d.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
THE MONEY-LENDING MEN
DiCANn.


There is at present daily plying at
the crossing before Northumberland
House in the Strand, and just below
st. Martins lane, nearer to Char.
ing- Cross, All old woman, we'll kn0wn
about Peter street, Westminster, as
the ".uoncy lending beggar." She
has appeared there for years with
her bitcb-breom, which is generally
o erabiy decent one. There is not
an Admiralty clerk, or an arny-a
gents assistant Of 20 or SD years
standing. but is acquainted with her
by sight. or from opportunities; in
deed, she appears to have "sested
interest" in the aforesaid crossing,
for If she be not there, nobody is. She
attends .'business" from abou, ten to
four o'clock. After that, she returas
to her apartments in Duck lane,
Westminster, walking leisureiy home
by the Horse Guards, across the
Park. sc. The warfare against the
reticules was not extanded to her
broom. with which she walks as it
she had a fire lock. She then par
| takes Of a good dinner After din
ner, she attends to her financial at.
fairs, 10 which she is engaged to con-
siderable extent, chiefly in bill dis
counting!-SAe is deeply embarked
in such affairs. One recent transaC-
ton may illustrate the nature of her
Concerns. She advanced to small
tradesmaR near Peter-street, $50. on
a bill, to receive as remuneration
taVenty pet cent! Part of the money
| was afterwards paid, leaving ofcourse,
balance; and when the balance was
preferred, she demanded the interest
oa the whole $50, as if no pare had
been paid; contending that sit was
her bond to have the interest on the
$50 till that amount was returned!"-
and, because the tradesman urged
that he ought only to pay the rate of
interest stipulated for the amount re-
naming unpaid, she foorsooth, iodg
ed the affair in the hands of an At.
torney, not far from Ihornbaugh
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street! An attorney tlien appeared on
!hs other side, and, unwilling TO
break an agreement. rendered the o.
lance, withso per cent. on that only,
whicll was deemed right to accept
the !" Mopey-lending Mendicant."
fearing some proceedings under the
still existing Usury Laws, which
might have subjected her to the PEN
atty thrice the amount of the prineI.
paI. This shows what. with rigid
parsimony, even street beggar, may
accomplish.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
James S. Gunnell, nj. ~
DENTIST,

-
ID ESPECTFULLY offers bis service vice.
n as a Dentist, 10 the citizens ana ''''
tors Of the District of Columbia.
,yz r.orao,o,rn Alexandria
DR.. Sim DR.. c. Worthington DR. GEN." SEM
F. May p. Warfeld NSsnau E.
Cutbush Henderson kic""'I h
Hunt N w. Worthington ftzhu5"
Saw,n Rohrer Peake
Washington Magruder otaOle'
Watkins Tn
Gen. John Mason. Richard =. L'o'
ESQ. Col. A. Henderson, George "fa"SD'
esq Rev. Dr.. A. Hunter, Dr. DICK. -.
Office on the Pennsylvania avenue. M, W.
tween 9Th and 10th streets " on luz s sSo
square with Mr. Gunton's a ,ssa s''F'
Washington, Oct. 18th, 1879. ,,.d a,
nEDr. Gunnell may be consu''e apsry
Mfr. Clagett's hotel, in Alexandra et ~,
Friday, from 8 A. nj. uu'il 2 r. IL. -.
cept during The sessions OF Congte hing.
Aliletters addressed TO DR.. g. IN ws, n,,oe.
ion, or Iefl at Clsgett's hptes VIII o ,..r~lf
tyally atieBdsato
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
Pursuant to the foregoing

decree. | shall, Oh Sntardog me 5Oth day
of thas month, at the first loII.gate on The
Little River turnpike road, near A'eSsO..
dria, offer the two lenements ano
Lots in the said decree pentIOn'
ed, for sale at public auction Ior'
cash.
The first mentioned lot Of ground and
buildings are situated on the north side Of
said road, near the ssld gate front OF lot
en- the road, 66 feet, depth 1873 feet.
The second lot and buildings are siluat'
ed on the same side OF the said road, near
the said gate, front on the road hy Heel"
depth 1873 feet.
VIM. NJ. CRAIG, Deputy Of
John Slanard, ii. +. {. u
oct 7 3W
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
To Lease for a term Of years,

s FARM about two miles i,0m Alex
N andra, 90 the old Georgetown
road, binding on Four Nile Greek and
near The Columbian Factory. This farm
is well adapted TO the growth of corn,
wheat ard rye, aud contains large mes-
COW well taken with timothy, The stu
alton il remarkably healthy and the water
excellent, with comfortable dwelling
sufficient for the accommodation of a small
family.
To- person disposed TO attend the mar
ke,s, this farm offers peculiar advantages
from its proximity to three towns. The
terms will be accommodating.
oct TT FRANCES SWAMI.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
TEAN~BOAT HOTEL.
SUPERIOR OYSTERS.

FENHE subscriber respectfully informs the
1 public. that he in'euds keeping, du
ring she season, OYSTERS OF superior
quality, which he will be bsppy 10 serve
10 in any manner called tor at his house.
H. will also accommodate families with
sDucaed oysters Or in the eEe!l. AS he has
mande arrangements for reCeising regu-
Var supply, customers may rest assured
that they will be of the FIRST quality, or
nons will be sent them.
Having number OF private rooms, par
ties can be accommodated to their sa,isfac-
ton. WIN. B, 81 UAh /.
oct II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
ALEXANDRIA
BOARDING SCHOOL.

ySNHE subscribers intend opening in 4.
4 Iexandrla, D. G.. BOARDING
| SCHOOL, in which will be taught Spell
| iDg, Reading, Writing. Grammar, Geog-
| rapby with the use OF the globes, Arllhme-
tic. and the various branches Of 'latbema.
teal Science, together with their applica-
| ton to the principles OF Nstural Phlloso-
ply, sc. Natural Philosophy and Chem
| istrY will be taaght as regular exercises m
The school. and Lectures on these subjects
/ will be delivered to the Students, Illus
trated by the aid Of the necessary appara'
/ tus.
| The number Of Students limited 10 TWEEN
ty five. Price for boarding, lodging and
tuition, one hundred and Sky dollars per
annum, each quarter payable 10 advance.
Washing 50 cents per dozen. Reading
books furnished tor the use OF ihe school:
other books, stationary and instruments,
furnished at the usual prices. he Siu.
dents viii have tie tree use Of library
consisting OF good collection OF Mathe-
matical and Philosophical WORKS, together
with valuable books of Biography, Hlsto-
ny, Travels, 81.
Students admitted for any time not less
than three mon,ns.
A vacation OF two weeks about tbe first
OF the eighth month 10 each year. Stu.
dents from distance, If it is desired i,
will remain IN the family during the Vaca-
ton.
The Students will regularly accompany
tbs family to the meetings. tor worship OF
the society OF Friends, excepting such as
are OF different religious persuasion. who,
If ii be their parents OF guardians Wish,
will attend any other place OF worship in
the town,
The depoy,men. OF The students will be
an object ct particular attention. They
will be expected 10 attend TO good order,
and to avoti every kind of immoral con-
duct During the day time, when al lei
sure, they will have Tree liberty in the
town, and parts adjacent, on the coDdl-
tion oil their not abusing tbai liberty. -
They are not to go in,o the wafer, on II,
or on the ice, without permission and The
accessory attention TO preserve them from
danger.
The subscribers viii direct their atten.
ton exclusively TO the charge OF the school;
and the limited number OF Students being
small. favorable opportunity Will be az
forded Tor their advancement in the acquI-
siion Of literary Information.
The school viii be open for the recep.
tom Of students, on the let OF the ! llh
| no. next.
BENJAMIN RALLOWELL,
CHARLES FARQUHAR.
al - { LOW stndpnfs from The TOWN
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
Virginia

Virginia:
At Superior Court of Chancery, held in
the town OF Fredericksburg, on The 9Th
day of October, 1923.
The President, Directors and COMPANY
of the Bank of Alexandra, Plu,alifs,
AGAINST
Abiel Holbrock, Defendant
NN the motion of the plaintiffs, Ivy coun.
0sel, the Court, OIL consideration Of tie
papers formerly read, and the report Of
William Moss and Thomas Moss, two Of
the valuers, made pursuant 10 he ofCer If
the 18th day Ct May last, doth adjutgr,
order, and decree, that the plaintiffs reco.
yer of the defendant, one thousand seven
hundred and one dollars and seventy-6vs
cents, with interest thereon, al The rate Of
six per centum per sBnum, from the 18Th
day OF March, 1921, until paid, ten dol.
lars end iolty.nine cents, and the costs by
th. m expended in The prosecution oil this
suit; and that the Marshal OF this C0uH,
alter having given three weeks notice by
advertisement published in some Eewsps.
per printed 10 the town OF Alexandra, CT
the time and place thereof 90 expose 10
sale, by public auction, to the biebest lid,
der, for cash, the bouses end lot conveyed
by John Ttroop aud wife TO the desR'
dsnt, by deed, bearing date the ed day
OF May, 1914; and also The houses sOd lot
conveyed by Moses Kenney and vile 10
the defendant, by deco. bearing date The
18th day of July, 1917; anc nul OF The
money arising from such sales. alter &C.
irsying the expenses attending The sane,
pay 10 The plaintiffs Tie pripcpa! ucGey,
interest sno costs aforesaid, & The surplus
Of the proceeds OF sale retain ID Ills hands
subject 10 the future order Of TIE Court;
and liberty is reserved to the p!slnIGs 20.
apply here for further relief. 10 Case tie
sales hereby decreed shaii no be sdh.
cieni to satisfy The plaintiffs demand; aud
the Marshal is directed 10 report his pro-
Ceedings herein TO The Cou, 4 Copy.
1este, j. 7 FORD, c, c,