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worcester, IS. January Z, 1895.
YNAKEN on Execution, (hav-
n ing been previously attached on mesne
process, and will be sold at Public Vendue,
at the house Of Josiah Kendall, jr. Innholder,
in Sterling, on Monday, the fourteenth day Of
February next, at one Of the clock, in the af-
ternoon-all the Right in Equity which
ODELL BROWN has to redeem the mort
gagged Real Estate on which he now lives,
situated in the north-westerly part of Sterling !;
consisting of about half an acre Of Land, with
House and Blacksmth's Shop thereon.
SAMUEL HOUGHTON, Constablel
ofthe toa5,, Of Sterling
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING

NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.
Worcester, Jan. 1926,
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VOU are hereby cited to ap

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Jan. 4. 1925.
To the Widow, Creditors, and Heirs of DR..
JAMES MCFARLAND, jr. late o. Rutland, IN
said County, deceased, and to all others
concerned n, the Estate o soid deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
Ill pear (if you see fit) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
'ty, on the first Tuesday in February next, at
one Of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the accounts of the Administration of
said Estate should not be allowed, and the
balance of Estate distributed to the creditors
whose claims have been allowed and report
ed; and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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CONDITIONS.
The work will be well printed, on good pa
per, in duodecimo volume, containing about
$50 pages, at one dollar each, well bound.
AT Those who will procure five subscribe
res, shall receive sixth copy gratis.
Worcester, Dec. 1924.
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Worcester IS. Probate Office January i. 1926.
To the WIDOW and Heirs of SIMON JACOBS,
LATE Of Oakham, in SAID County deceased,
and 10 all others concerned an the Estate of
said deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited to appear (if
you see fly at the Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday IN February next, at ten of the clock
before noon, to show cause why License should
not be granted to the Administrator to sell so
much Of said deceaseds Real Estate as will raise
the sum of 1861 dollars 81 cents for the payment
of debts and charges and you will be heard
thereon. NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Worcester, SIS.
Probate Office, January 10, 1926.
To the Wido1v and Heirs Of STEPHEN Cool
lDGE, late of Berlin, IN said County,
deceased, and to all Others concerned IN
the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
pear (ifyou see fly at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Couu-
ty, on the first Tuesday in February next, at
one Of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the Accounts of the Administration Of
said Estate should not be allowed; and you
will be heard thereon.
THEOPH's. WHEELER, Reg.
By order ofthe Hon. Judge
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IFron, the Medical MtsGigsneer.l

FROM me JuCdec0t InLeHtgeHceT.
We copy from the Trenton Emporium the fol.
lowing remarks, which, though not on a
medical subject, yet, from their title, can
not but suggest an idea which may be use.
fully examined by both physicians and pa
tients. 1t frequently happens that person
in full strength imagines be has some triling
complaint, and in order to remove it dosea
himself day after day with powerful medi-
cines, till the system loses its tone, and tho
Guzh of health fades upon his cheek. Re-
sort to professional assistance becomes now
indispensable; medicines which were inju-
rious before. are now required to obviate
morbid debility, and the unfortunate hypo-
chondriac is confined weeks to his chamber,
and comes out of it at last with pale and
haggard countenance, and constitution
enfeebled, and perhaps permanently de-
ranged. The frequency of such cases must
be noticed by every one who casts his eye
back on the private history of his friends
and acquaintance and let il teach US
never to swallow medicines unless they are
pronounced necessary by some able practi-
toner TO reflect on the Wis medicatrix ma
ture, and, when to all intents and purposes
we are lceu, to let both lcsn and medicines
alone.
LEI WELL ALONE."
&C ,cus ueL-I wanted 10 be better--and here I
any, ITALIAN EPITAPH.
A disposition TO be satisfied with any
attainment or possession, is not among
the distinguished characteristics of hu-
manity. Comparatively few of US, like
the pupil of Gamaliel, can say that we
have determined Sin whatsoever situa-
ton we are, Herewith to be content !"
and this is the more to be lamented, as,
in numberless instances, it leads us into
the most grievous errors; into danger
Gus experiments, which put at hazard
our fortunes into enterprises on the sue
cess of which is suspended our happi-
ness, perhaps our character. There is
no limit within which the active and as
piring mind will pause in its pursuit of
happiness, though every step be beset
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Massactl1tsetts Spp.

's THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS Is ESSENTIAL
TO THE SECURITY oF FREEDOM"
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Worcester, So. Court Of Sessions at Worces
ter, September Term, 1924, and holden BY
adjournment on the fourth Tuesday OF De
eember, A. p. 1924.
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whether our leading refotmers VIII dare TO do what
they dare to sag, in regard to this great interest,"
Whenever 1t shall become necessary to discuss it,
solemny promise my country that they shall not
want any means of forming opinions concern
ing it, which the most indefatisable industry, the
most devoted zeal for their happiness can collect
and furnish. Let us stand on our guard. Virginia
is assailed from within and from without; and her
own sons are madly joining with the worst factions
OF the north, to distract her couuses and 10 abase
her dignity.
The Friend of Reform does then really think,
that if any evil shall grow out Of the Stanton Con-
vention it will lie at the door of those who have
opposed, not ofthose who projected and united IL,
that measure! Indeed! Then our course is perfectly
clear. Only surrender the CoinInonw ealih into
their hands--let them have their own way. uncon-
troiied and MISUNDERSTANDING their wis
dom--bow the knee to their authority, and they
Will be as gentle as lambs But if you rouse the lion
In them; IT you exasperate them by opposition; if
you ihwart, or even question or examine their pro-
ceedings -tremble! Such advice might influence
'mid MAIDS, that would 60 counsel gnoble ease and
peaceful sio.h, not peace" but it moves not me.
The only way to confne them within any bounds
OF moderation, is TO meet them with stout and
determined opposition.
MASON OF '76.
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sTSCRJPr9

NEW YORK, July 9.--The Bayard brings ia
our HE OF various Paris papers TO tie 3Oth NAV.
inclusive. The coronation of Charles " occn-
pres with Its details, most ofthe papers The ac-
cident, TO which reference was made in an extract
from Boston paper, published in our last, as bay
ing happened TO the King and his suite, appears to
have occurred on The day previous ia the corona
tion, and 10 have been occasioned by salute from
the artillery OF the guard. The King was not hurt
but some Of his attendants, in separate Carriage,
were so, pretty seriously, but rot dangerously.
The Journal des Debats speaks with some ankle
~, concerning an alleged Italian confederation A.
bout TO be formed under the auspices Of Austria.
IL IS certain that Congress is now sitting al Mi
Ian, OF which the reputed objects are--Isi. 10 ef
feet termination OF the Greek struggle and Sc
condy, to bring about among the Italian States.
federation like that existing among tie German
powers.
In reference 10 this latter project the Journal
DIES Debats says, " it Turin and Naples are 10 re-
ceiye from Milan, the imperial orders. which are
to define to their monarchs the concessions they
may make 10 their people; then the project of a
federation, not only viii not satisfy the Italians,
but viii dissatisiy other nations. France has tie
right TO Require that the governments Of Turin
and Naples should be entirely free from all foreign
domination. Tie Bourbons rcigning at Naples,
are The natural and political allies of those reign
ing over Spain. When the King Of Sardinia OIL
taiDed from the Congress OF Vienna the important
acquisition OF Genoa, il was literally stated in The
conferences that that monarchy would serve as 2
barrier between France and Austria. n, under
the pretext OF federation, the Court Of Turin is Il
be chained TO the car of Austria, France would b,
injured, and the spirit OF the treaty Of Vienna b,
violated in an essential point"
PARIS, May 29.--An English vessel from Mo
don boundto Odessa, had stopped at Constantine
pie the master Of which reported that he was a,
eye witness 10 the defeat Of the Egyptian army o
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RICHMOND CEI,EBRATIoN

Inc Rangers, commanded by Captain James
hitchie, dined at Howards Spring, with their
Guesis--Aiter the cloth was removed, the follow
Ing toasts were given
J.. The day We ceiebrae-May its Anniversary sound the
oon iorc overthrow Of oppression, and Tor the emacps-
Won OF the oppressed Hall Columbia.
= Tie United States May the Eagle with thunder
cloud to Ian he'll" always hover their cline aud may
'he State, be as The bundle Of arrows indoube they
"eohEtther. Yankee Doodle.
81 The Pre.iden May his virtues his talent. hitler
affairs. pr,ssf,,J, ef,,c.
= Henry Clay whose voice first resJunded from the An
aes 70 the Pacific Procsimng the kindred feeling u North
American TO South American Republicans
Tyroisse Song Of Liberty.
B. General Andrew Jackson, the hero Of New Orleans
bis deeds will be celebrated whild rifle i, mounted.
o M, - The CampbeLS coming.
8. The Army We shall Away, appreciate the mer!t, Of
the Secretary Of Wsr and wi-h a. the present
. The Hunter Of henfucty.
y The Nav. May the stars Of It, banner always CLEAN
SONY oyes reeen like the star by the epherds On the
t-N' Of bethehen and f0m its sVneualon may The Byh,
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I'm CUANCERY: At a quarterly court held for Louisa
Couuy At the courthouse Monday the 18th dayof JuLe
1926.
Samuel lfo,is and Lydia hi. wife, Michael Tney and bar
wife, cc Cosby and Mary his wife, john Cole, VIII
liam Cole, Thomas Cole, winshSd Coi, and Rice Fate and
Rebeoca his wife, PRS,
Against
Ralph l. Diokenson and Louisa his wife, Samuel Cole and
Wesley Cole, Dch
The defendant; Samuel Cole and Wesley Cole, having
encrcd their sppcagnce aud given security according
n low and DE rules of this court aud appearing TO Tie
,tis fscon Of the tt they inhabitants of this
air on the nioiou Of the plaintiffs by IT, q. Winston Esq.
iher attorney, ordered that the saiI defendant; Samuel
Wc.r, Cole do appear here before the second Monday
in September nest, and The piini hill, aud that
cop, Of his order 10 forthwith inserted in paper
printed in this commonwealth lor nputl successfully,
and posted the front door Of the courthouse VI this county
some comt day. copy. Tese.
JOHN HUNTER, C.L.C.
Julv15 2O-,yRws
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ASCENT OF MIR. ROBERTSON.

MIR. ROBERTSON made his promised ascent in a
Balloon from Castle Garden on Saturday, TO the
great qualification of the many thousands who wit
messed the performance BY error in filling the
Balloon, the ascent was delayed about half an hour
too late, or it would probably have been one Of the
handSomest ever seen.
The <Eronant, we are happy 10 state, alighted in
safety in field on tie farm Of Mr. Abraham
Remsen, at Newtown, l.. /. which is stated to lie
between 10 ard 4 miles from Tie place of ascen-
sion. The car struck the ground gently close by
fence, which Mr. II. laid hold of with his hands,
and secured the Balloon, without having resort 10
his graphing irons. He returned safe TO the Gar
den about o'clock night and receive Ct, the con-
sraiulations of numerous citizens who were in
waiting.
We understand the time occupied in the voyage
was less than half an hour.
The passage of the Balloon over the city was ex-
ceedngly beautiful, grand and interesting. The
4Eronant distinctly most of the way EN-
ploying himself in throwing out slips OF paper
NJ. Y. .Ner. .idp. Julyll.
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10000 men, which was almost snnhilated The
story was contradicted by some masters of French
vessels aIri' ed from the neiehborhood of Modon
The story OF the British captain rs confirmed by
letters from Trieste received at Augsburg.
Advices from Alexandra of 9TH March, state
that the Vice Roy Of Egypt was fitting out naval
expedition to transport 1900 soldiers for the
purpose of relieving the Egyptian troops, already
landed in the Morea, from their perilous situation,
but it was apprehended they would arrive too late
PARIS, May 3i.-The .uonifeur of Yesterday
Contains several Royal Ordonnances. The first
sets forth fellows:
Art. I. Amnesty is granted to about sixty con-
aemned persons whose names are given.
Art. 2. Amnesty is likewise granted to more
than hundred fueiives, whose names given,
Art. 8. The individuals TO whom the two pre-
ceding articles are applicable, shall be subjected,
curing hive years, TO the serpeiiance of the High
Police
Extract Of srivate letter fthe 18th ult. from
Smyrna I" Letters from Alexandra announce that
The 'iceroy Mehemei Ali Pacha is preparing fresh
eApeoiiion 10 carry prompt succour the Egyptian
troops that have dsembarked in the Morea but
There Is reason fear that it i'll arrive 100 late to
ex'rica'e Ibrahim Pacha from the wreiched situa-
lion IN which he finds himself. The expedition is
10 consist OF 1900 men, and be placed under the
command OF Deiterdar Bey, son-in-law of Niche
met Ali. The defeat of lbrahim at Navarino- is
confirmed from all parts. His loss is very conside-
rablc. Soliman Bey is among the slain."
The Duke de Damas, and Count Curial are
much better. The Duke d'Aumont, and Count
Cosse, Were able TO attend the Coronation. The
Coachman was thrown 40 foot from the Carriage.
Mir. Roihschild, in a red uniform and epauiettes,
was with the foreign ambassadors at the Corona
tion.
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Julyi5.

IN UHANCERY At 4 quarterly court held for LOua
County tie 18Th day &C june 1926.
Michael Talley and Batas his wife, formerly Balars
Cole, Samuel Harris aud ,di h wife, formerly Lydia Cole
Ralph S. Dcken and osa hs wife qm'ry Louise Cole,
Joel Cosby ard MARY hs wife formerly May Cole John
yJo,ph Cosby, Am Cosby Elizabeth Cosby, aud WIN Gus
by, Puts,
Againd
John Cole his right aud admr. of Sarah Cry dec
Thomas Code Winssl Cole, Rice Tate and Reiccca s wife
formerly Rcbecr Cole stephen Nelson and Sly H., wife, for.
mciy Sally Coby Wesley Cole, Jasne' Cosby. snd Jaae,
Mch lister and Mar, hi, wife, eunely May Cosby, Def
Tie defts Thomas Cole, Wpgfell Cole Rice Ta,c and
Hococa his wife, stephen Nelsoh and Sally his wife, Wesey
Cofe, James Cosby and James McAidcr and Mary lis WI
having entered their appeasuce aud gwen security acend
las aud the rules n this court anl appearing s,
faction Of the they not nhatauts OF lls tate
On the motion of the pad by council; it's ordered that
iey appear here before September next and an
The plaintiff hill; and that ropy ofi order be forth
Nth Inserted i newspaper printed ~ tins
10 months succcsyey aud posted al the courthouse door
ofh,ir county sonF; day.
! 4 Cory. Tcsse, IOfN HUNTER, G. l. G.
June Is. 3)--w8wT
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beam which, the polar star conducting the Mariner will
guide the benshted nations tie en- Of bes-
y and Silence, T4e Star Spangied Bonner.
.. The fn@snd memory of Washington
O. Gene raj La Fs,e,te Who when leaJiur hs bsnf If
f.. enen waved .aid troubled wave. Of de-.
land there calm Waa 10 ne CSi,T
no. General Sin;en norar: Ills virtue add. iure T. hi,
II. Gen. Sucre: The hero of Ayaeueho.
-, Song rhy. soldiers, -shy
lie fell devoted hut undiems
The very gale his seemed signing
The waters murn,ur.d ofhi name
The wcols peopleJ with his fame
Aud the one piilai, .ad and grey,
Claims kindred with hi, ,aesede claw
nj, memory SPARKLE, ' "'s; IN %'S S.,a,
The n'can:,t rII, the mish,ie., liver,
Rolls minsing with hi, fame, for ever
The aTar,e;,,es Hmm
IL President Condurio,ti, the republic OF Greece
The graves VI those ~ ho cannot a., -
:, 10! .H;r tse rail of Stu,nbouL
IL Lord Byron The peak, of IN. trsm;,,n, ,,,nr,.d
h rise the plain. Of England behej hi, meridian and The
snow Ut Mount Atho' (, loved muu,an) ccamd Ger
h departing hours when he had .ay.ifced home wealth aud
~ TT ''iu" , "e'o". The Fallen Hero.
step: the, irrrd the aren, r, and may her es
ample nc a"'"e"" t" succeeding s'nera,ion'
i6 The Orator Of the Day: Though foreigner. his SEN
timenis republican. $50 "
~. Capt Gc". p. Richardon who thi, day read III, de-
slaraon OF independence. aisy the nependrn, .ri which
~ Tie Ioyeng. Of vrs"'s: An honest ' name sI a,e
nohlet work Vi God" Il NUNS It man for a. that
~ Canals and Roads: Ma, we .a ON Nh. ,r.t AMI III;
on the o'hen lo''abie homes, friends 10 lnyine
lasses tinea gro.r, me y-,Le, %
, as nte, ana iYh before h'' ,us aia. 1ae Hgi el
:" az" -''o"'EG E";d,,, ,.,
%. Henry Brougham Sir rrsnc. purrl, ani the sal,
., uea n'a," aud hel'"d' aly their prevail,
25 Mr. Gaming. M. un,k;,.o, NJ. LiSeriy 1inni
Earl Of Lsep"o', Ministers Of Bs, Nav ihtr eI
of "ta "i The rIn"n OF commence and the removal
Sweet is tse shin thc,,, ,.,s,, sail
"a General Foy, General S-,,i,ani ,nd " Cornrls The
t,en'h l,hs,1 Then ca,st will vt Triumph bon
- The raea,oev uf WaiI,,, H., -iA'" "9'
Scot, usa, ha,.
n.,,n" fame, o,-
Zsiou.. e, ,oIr,t ;"'.e '"" , nra" charms;
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RICHMOND, JULY IS.

"a Freeman Of 1926 and s' Mason of nc"
occupy considerable space in this days paper
We cheerully throw open our columns to them
not only on account OF the interest which the sub
Ject has assumed; but because at this time there is
no other, which would claim large space in the
public papers.-Excusive of the merits of the sub
Ject itself, the style in which these two Authors
treat IT. is strongly calculated to win the public at
tcntion.
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MOTICE.

NEAT and comfortable residence, with go or 10 acres Of
Land attached Is offered Tor sale. ii is spaed about ree
nuaftrs Of Prince Edward Courthouse, and one
mile from pJeB Sidney College iwo-soy dwelling
Lnue and .uashle ott-hnes, AMI convenient D ebouse
the buildings. all Of which new having only been
efcrtrd about two The heighuurlood on the score ii
society, aud euEiiguty ~ the College render this most
desfae uaoB, particularly ff gentleman Wishing have
hts so- educated II College vndef bis immediate direction
considerable proportion u ncadov land good order
afforded his Iue Persons wishing purchase may
knoysNhc terms ~ application Mr.. enty Tbwtatt or ~
Richard D.. Farf0r, living braf he prsmie.
Prime EdwGd, July g. i7-vs0
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NOTICE

10y virtue Of deed executed the 5t of
DF-iruary, 1921, and of record in the county
inghan 10y William Anderson certain
therein mentioned TO Joseph Winn shall prore
to sale at public auction for ready money! the prem
Uses Thursday tie 18Th day Of September next,
OF ad lying in Duckns ham county the Easburg
mills Containing
-Four and half .4cres
Upon which valuable ftrmery and DIV. Hing house.
Acting will convey such title only vested
an vs.. JAMES TAPSCorr, (T-,o nc
THOMAS STAPLES, i'"'ee''
July
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WAsnINGroN, July 13.-The Naval Court
Martial yesterday finished the examination of wit
nesses in regard 10 the Foxardo affair, and adjourned
at an early hour to give opportunity to The Judge
Advocate TO collect and arrange The documentary
testimony, relating to the charge against Com.
Porter, on that ground. The other charge, of i'll
subordination and unoihcerke conduct, has not
yet been touched. Nat. Int
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moNTZcELLo shall pos'tiyely appea, on T.esaa..

,,,Dp,pn, o Communicated
samuel Is Wilson, Mr. JOHN Il. LeH,oine of Pcfcrbur 10
Miss Nary Bland, only daughter Of John SpowooJ Ea of
0ransc county. 'f W
DIED ION Thursday the 9h uIt al Bo,,,to, i, ,b commit,
o Meck!rnhug MIS- Sarah Il. C0oie, con,rt Of Ar M al
doodc, IN the 2d year Of her age. She la. len IN
husband and Two very young children the c,nt holy non
mems OF her loss, lwerc indeed peyh,p. M,
oecom"r l." ru"gre that uncommon beauty of we but Ia
enoh me name q this ia'nenied lady, remind all who
were acquainted with her and which onIv m Ir
ae@eni 'ii-t', 49, er'li, aud he- kindness Man: m -
wh'eh ih sf9-cto TIA, pccted now f, m ,ca
mas seen III lis fresh bloom aud biancy when il .JoI a.
To the asi continued iodo) with Iutre brighter Than tho
morning meteor 'hin the evening star Perhaps il will per
more beho1 sueh combination of qualities, al once TO WIN
and reta'n love aud esteem and universal lr,ra
tion. '"t a""'"a
Philosophy and Poetry aud r cli.ion, exhort u,to
- weep mol ior those whom the veil of the ,op,b
-" In hie's happy morning hath hid from our eyes,
'uii that covers them ~ Its vrrnal NOT NOR.
Nd anu green Than their memories FULLY a. not So eloouent
as their funeral The pale cheek once 60 bnrnr ar
winch Their successors Ill. throne beauty may co., b To-.
my tnat awaits all earthly loneliness, shedding bo To-.
which hey shortly need Ia. pause in The n;t of
,ncr pleasures, "snenng and yet etyync such doom,
ror VINO might not life eDlhe he'd the rare exce
enees ad exemplary anahle and interesting in every rr
eunsanee and situation; life of uniform genilene., meek
ness ana benevoenoe, OF pity aud Charity of con;@l ,r
i9n oil hial and maternal Tenderness and Of pye,y ne,;
ana endearng virtue Who might death 80 rr.irn
ed so peaceful serene. She died III the faith and The ~
aud tue peace Of Christian Regret (and who had more To
rgie' was soitenetwe might eaced by ,uicn,,cd
scenes OF JOY; anil the dark valley of shadow of ,
"'h AT cisianceS $50 Terrible bt inviting ncns
Eternal Life. ' W
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IN CHANUEWY.-A, held for Priucc Edward
L ~ Juue the GOTH 1925.
Henry Y. j. nkins, Complainant.
Against,
Sarah Jenkins widow of obctlial Jenkins der William
jenkins, William r. Haiion and Elizabeth m WIFE, Obadiah H.
jenkins Jenkins Sarah Richard jenkins, Franl
Jenkins Martha jenkins, Mary jenkins and Th0ma. T. JeD-
kin.. pricndant'.
The defendants, William r. lIaiion and Elizabeth h WIFE
having inferred their appearance al given security accord
inc 10 an act Of the General Assembly, snI the rules Of this court
aud ppcarg the satisfaction at the that they
If ibis state On the motion of The complainant y
counsel ordered that the said dcfs. Wils L. Uaon aud
Elizabeth hi wife, do appear here The t day of Sertem
her next and tile complainant, BILL and that copy
of this order forthwith invested Of the pubic
newspapers city Of Richmond for months
ccrly posted The door Of the courthouse Of
A eopy. Te.c, B.,J. WoRSnAM, n. G.
TuIv I5 2O---,yGsv