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sNvsAS committed 20 the Ja OF OF Peier.burr
w on tue 10th day of January s2s, runaway, ne
gro msn named Wilson, scnetimes calls himself Wilson
Hatcher feet 10 inches high, bright mulso about SIS
years oil has large the outside of his left ea
his clothing consists Of dark wooden espuu coat white
cotton penisloon homesPun vest shirt aud wool ha
he says that he belongs 10 Maj Peter Haon of Stokes
last.
The requested forward prove his proper
y pay charges and take him awsy he will he dealt with
q, the Jaw directs. ROGER MALLORY, Tailor.
April S. fOg VIC
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NOTICE.

RY Virtue VI deeS OF tru, executed by James An
- drew bearing date the istsay OF November the
purpose thersn mentioned SHALL Tuesday the I'd day
Of June next proe.sd to '" public auction, the
for sash, all that tract parcel Of land lying in Hano-
yer County, containing 80 be the ess
much thereof will be sufficient raise the balance due
sad trust and the Necessary expsnces attending the
ecutivn Of the Said decd
Acting trustee, will convey the purchaser such title
only a, is vested in By sad trust
BOWLING STARKE.
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SCHOOL AND sOHooL.rELLows.

CAAOOb AANLS cCtlOOls-N Elsi4On -.
rRo5I THE LONDON MAGAZINE.
Twelve years sso made nOek
or 6lthy trades and traties;
{! wondered what they mean, by stock,
wrote delightful ,sPrhic,;
knew the street. Of Rome and Trey,
l -uPp'd with Fa,ss and Iuries;
Twelve years ago was sboy,
hspPy boy, At Drugs.
Twelve year, sgo,-how many a thought
on faded paine and pleasures
Eeose whispei'J sylisbles have brought
From Memory's boarded ;Tes,ures;
The hsld,, tn. ioTms, the bets, the beek,,
The sloriss and disgrsees,
The voices of dear friends, the look,
OF old familiar faces.
Kind Mater smiles again 10 ne,
As bright a, when We parted;
seem rgain the frank, the free,
Stout limb'i aud simple hearted;
Pursuing ev'ry IDLE dream,
Aud shunnins every warning;
With no hard work but Bovusy Stream,
No chill except Long Morning;
Now Stopping Harry Vernon, ball,
That rsttled like sIockst
Now hearing Wentworth's "fouItecn ell -
Aud striking for the pocket
Now Tasting on cheese and ateh,
Now drinking from the pewter;
Now ieaPing over Chaivey ditch,
Now laughing at my tutor.
Where are my fsiendst 1 am alone,
No playmate shares my heaker;
Soue lie beneath the ch,irchyard atone,
Aud some before the Speaker,
Aud some compose tragedy,
Aud some COMPOSE a roDdo;
Sad some draw sword for liberty,
And some draw ple1I for John Doe.
Tom Mill wa, used to blaeten eye,
Without the fear of sessions;
Charlie; Uedlnr loath'd hl:e qualities,
As much es false profe.siopf;
Now Mill keeps order in the land,
A magistrate pedautic;
Ala Medlar's feet repose unscann'a
Beneath the wide Atlantic.
Wild Nick, whose osths m ad" such : dir.
Does DIR. MarteEts duty;
And Mullen, with that monstrous chin
Is married 20 a beauty;
Aud Darrell studies week by week,
HIS Mant aud not hi. Mantsr;
Aud Ball. who was but pour al Greek
Is very rich n Canton.
aud am eight snd.twenty now;
The worlds cold chains have bound ne;
aat darker shades are on my brow,
And :adder scenes around me;
III Parliament fill ny sent,
With many other noodles;
And lay my head IN Bermyn.street
Aud sip my hock al Drodie's.
Eot Often, when the care. of lie
Have act my temples aching;
When visisns haunt me of a wife.
When duns swat my waking,
When Lady Jane is in q pet,
Or Hoby in hurry;
When Csptami5eEsId wing, ,bei,
Or Beauiieu spoils curry;
For hours and hours think aud talk
OF each Remembered hobby;
long TO lounge in Poets Walk,
To shIver in the lobby;
wish ed that could run away
From house, and court aud lcree,
Where boarded men appear to-day,
Just Eaton boys, grown heavy;
That could bssk in ehildhood's Gun,
And dance o'er ohdhood-s roses;
And Snd huge wealth in one pound one
= Vsst wit in broken noses;
And play Sir Cites at Dachet Lane,
And call the mik-maids HouTis;--
That could'be boy sgsin,
happy boy, al DTuTys,
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DTUp NE JHfeJs
stable was broken open las; night, l2f,i ulLl ard
SA horse sddle aud bride taken o1t.Tbe horse bay,
Of common 'Ee 'ur yesrs old, in the forehead and
noted scar on his tumP The hair being Of for space
Dove the root Of his ts-ADy person sppTehendipg the
hiei, or giving sny information Of the horse shall he
wen compensated THoS w. GOOCH.
ID. S. May IfG-st
INSTITUTED OF PHILADELPHIA.
SfsHE Snmmsr Course Of Lectures wi, brsiu o. Monday
~ The 6b day ~ April, snd end the Saturday
me hr'' Monday Of Novemser The month o. Au11.t E
st,On.
NATHANIEL CHAP IN, NJ. d. Oh ass P,acsf.s Of
Wedicias.
VIII. p DEVICES, b. D. On afiswi|srp
THO5. HARRIS, u. u. Surgeon u. 8. Eayy. On Opera.
live surgery
sAML JACKSON, N. D. On Mafeyia Msdiea.
WI H0RNEB, NJ. ID. On Arasomv
JH0. X. WITCHkLL, NJ. y. On CAerisr,
JOHN BELL, N. ID on the Institutes IF Medicine, aud
Medical J4risprtsdsncs.
phiadelphi,, Artil g. fogS pn
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Land fore Sale


~ GREEABLY oa decree of the Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, held IN the city OF Richmond, ed the 22nd
der the premises Tuesday the 2nd day Of June next
fair, not tie next fsr day, credit twelve months,
the tract Of land belonging 10 the estate Of Reuben Howard
dscd lying Hanover County adjoining the lands Of Ed,
~sId a. ydnor, Bu~s StaFks, ard Jsmes Andrew; con-
tainng hundred and seysny and acres Of good
quality and we'll tmbered- the buildings indifferent.
Any person wishing TO purchase will please apply James
Andfe w who will shew ihe And. Bond with sonroyed So
cry will b: required Of purchaser and the ie with.
held till paid. JOHN DELI,sx'or of
May If6- w4w Reuben Howard. deeId
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


~ orIoE hereby given 10 the proprieors OF toe unre
49, 9esnea SIX PEI cent sock created IN pursuance OF en-
millions seven hundred aud eishy-nne seven nun
.vsr sIa dost' aud nney-wo cents under
stVesl denominiions OF the "Eodn of Nay 1914 of
dollars, on rUhich suPpime'taI Stock ha, ,,
o. ,sPPfsrsntdl air per cent stock Of 1914, loan of
May KS 1914, IOoOO000 dotkars" and of the "sir per
cent stock Of 1912 that their certificate, upor this
viii on the first day Of July paid
OF 70 lheIr legal representative
eon'uted at the Treasury, at The Loan Once where
Tue s.9ck .hu' TO be reuburssd, may stand credited
and IS luther made knowB for the information Of tho
parties concerned that transfer of the certificate,
Tue act OF the Gath March, 1914 the backs the
ileSsuy or Of the Commissioner ef loans m be allowed
si's ac isi tay June uez that he iaar.tnp Tie
9S hetr1y notified paysblc, viii and ermBe on
~ ssA Iecedns toe day hereby fixed for the reimburse
"enl tIsisoi' s.. ID. IHGHAM,
nPIu =. iOI-Wi.Juiy SeeIy Of the Treasury.
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A. W. ROBINS,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
NvlLL practise in the Buoerior aud Inferior Court,
w Gloucester, Matthews MiddssoS, lad in ,se Super
or Court Of Law fot the County Of Kias 4 Queen.
Gloucester Courthouse. April "a. III u4t
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LII persons having claim, nsan:t the estate Of Samuel
o.py, he oil Hanover county, hereby requested 10
Oauee thtm IN order, that for
Tue payment OF ell such may be presented legally
cstto; Ant all those indebted TO said estate respectfully
ton oil The estate can admit Of but little ipduls enee.
JNO. NJ. PRICE,
VIM. o. MOSBY,
EX'ors of SamI Mosby, decd.
April 2. wh.l9sSo,,
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2JO1 RFLyXRU

SlVV NE W y III.
W. I'LL he gwen Tor e sbsa'IOD and delivery NJ
" gro man named Anderson whosbeondsd ON the Esss
tavern Richmond IN October November LAST Apder.on
20 OF "a yeaT' Of age, very likely intelligent and Of
y'uhiu appearance He has probably made his escape 10
some tree STATE aud will deny hi, aud owner the above
reward will be given If sPprshended without the Slate other
WISE sou o. SELDEN.
o.
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Ctice Of the Chesapeake r OHIO Cd,,al Coms> -
WAsHINGroN, April 29th, 1922
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
1fN pursuance Of Charter Of ths Chssspdaks and Ohio
Cssh CemPsny general meeting Of the Of
he "m company will be held the first Monday OF June
beng the drst day Of the said month"; at the Oily Hall
ns cay Of Washington, to O'Clock, A. H.
ny ordef of the Board OF President 4 Dirsctop. -
JOHN p. INGLE, Clerk
way I16- vii NJ Juse
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ne. being the 6, day Of the month"; At the DIV Hal
BY order Of III, BO.id Of Psssdsnt Z Dir.sss,s. -
JOHN P. INGLE, Clerk.
hE ssh,sbes retain Their thanks TO the public general.
ot sosr liberal patronage Afforded them for The last
Msn Rad leading tron L, nchburs Rchnona is iss be.
ow the ons and below HaOtei Old Stand la addition 10
building good s t. ssy on the road il and
n1w completely 70 our Powsrte aesomedate travellers in fs
mes or oihswe and pledge ourselves SPARE no psns
to make all those that favour with their custom
" Their sixnh spant Tavern. by John II. PiunL.u.
A. & j. II. PLUNKETT.
May > I10-wsws
tHE Com mission bu,ipes subsstng between the subscr
osr, under the firm Of Anderson, Blair Andeson, will
p s to % As q :s.s1s
convenience to .mssves aud such Of their friends
AaH particularly desirable that THAR .s.iu should be
those a.so. ei.u ,.sa as Po',.sI; they request ~
those indebted to them qudsie their balances
RICHARD ANDERSON.
BEVERLEY BLAIR, :
DAVID ANDERSON. =
Richmond, sist December, 1879.
The .ubsetib.rs under the firm of Richard Ande,,on
SON. wall transact hu'ne'lon communion, at their oee near
RICHARD ANDERSON.
RICHARD HENRY ANDERSON.
Richmond lat January, 1879.
e'hnue to- transscts commission the .iee on Ca.
~ Street. at present occupied by A q. d A
BEVERLEY BLAIR
DAVID ANDERSON.
Richmond, LIST January, 1899.
Jsu. %. az 2,v2vthepv&f
Valuable ChickdtomiRy Land for Sale.
tHE Subscriber, wishing TO where he car more
conveniently educate his ehidr sell the following
named plantations in the County Of New Kent
hOABURY, the farm which he resides, Is on the
Chickshominy, twenty Ave miss below Richmond three
miles above tide water; contains Five Hundred Acres of
csent river land large portion Of which produces
eqralto any land IN Vgnis Of hundred
Is h rate river lew grounds has all necessary for
the convenience of large family aud Of best
ueEbboorhoods III the lower country ORAPAKES lice also
the Chekahominy IL miles downc upwards Of
One Thousand Acre. Of excellent than woods
heavily tinibsred with ur oak hickory and baekyaut
convenient 10 the river that vessel that the
mouth, can load and the carriage 90 the nding
than Ia Of mile All kinds OF fish aud fowl that the a
ord be had IN abundance all the year
doors there this plantation excellent dwelling house
the necessary out houss PAMACRA aIso Chicka.
h'miny two miles sbovs 0rspskes; contain, Four Hundred
aud Seventy Acres with house thai may be very good
by some repairs has several ue iheries aud marshes
that adord Wild fowl III abundance-Any person wishing
huy valuable lands in the lower country, invited
these lands; description which, and erm- may be
known by applying Maj Edmund Christian ussf Richmond
aud the land, will be shewn by the Subscriber living
bury. JNO H. CHRISTIAN
New Kent, April 10 ITO -w6w
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RUNAWAY

1MRoM the Subscriber, on the ith inst negro
~ man named BOB; about 5 feet or inches
high, brown complexion, and great inpediment
in his speech; hi'ed by me from Mr.. James Henry
of King & Queen county, and formerly belonged
to Washington QUarles OF King william, where he
will be apt TO endeavour TO make his escape; he
was runaway for the most part Of last year, and
once out Of HeDrico Jail
l will give Ten Dollars reward, and pay all law
fol eypences for delivering the said negro to John
y. Prentis Richmond; or securing him in Jail so
that ! may find him.
RICHARD WALSH.
May lls-tf
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NOTICE.

{ITANTEU a the Psuheausry thousand Fou,
W Barrel BhIeJ. THonAS HELsoN, r. a. r.
i'm q. es-.F
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Cash TOR .Negr0es.
WISH TO chase Or thirty likely .ounr ne
gros men, from hesn TO twenty years OF aye 10 wc9h n
the Chesterfield coal pits this city, and will rive for
them liberal prices BEVERLEY RANDOLPH
Jan. 10 81 &c
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-05
36I

when it would distant object, move safely
through leaves and twigs. This power of altering the
shape of the eye is possessed by birds of prey
ry remarkable degree. They see the smallest OBJ
ects close to them, and yet discern larger bodies
at vast distances, stretched upon plain,
or dying fish afoat on the water.
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Three half pints day when you sweat over

BIaeksnliM Three half pns day when you sweat over
fire in July
Ieamster Or freeze on the road in January.
Fisherman When you go The Narer.
Ditcher. Yes; and when you come out of it,
Shoemaker On stretching your arm on a dry bench.
Young Man glass or two of Brandy at a wedding,
Serton. OF at a funeral.
Politician. On the Alb of July.
league. On every day of the year-and often day
as you please-and much you willard more too if
you've mind
Printer understand what meant by that little.
-~e@e~-
Rights of Women.-0n offering sign deed, the Judge
took the aside ascertain whether her husband COM
PEELED her to Sign He compel me - said the lady, no,
twenty like him.
A CaT.-'I hate all the FRENCH said vulgar English
man, and don't who knows it, true son of a
buH'-And that is calf whispered Frenchman
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Temperance SOeietiesA long and pertinent dialogue in
the Cats Recorder, the of ardent Spirits ends
following humorous
Weaver. Now think little won't hurt any body
Farmer B. How shall we settle what little means? One
says half gill day-another, two glIs-another half
pint to dram. How shall decide There is diff Guilty
not only in the hoD much but in the hoac often
Farmer G. gill three times day when harvesting.
dull day.
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EDM. I. LEE, {. I
district Of Columbia,

County of .ifr6no''a' ="
NOVEMBER Tram, 1923
william Poplar, Complainant,
.a. .~ AGAINST
Charles Brown. administrator OF James
Poplar, deceased, James EntulsIt al
ininistrator OF Isaac Entwsle, a'exan' .,
der Moore; executor Of John Boyer, Pm tha'"'
deceased, and Henry Williams ard
Elizabeth Williams, infants under the
age OF twenty-one years. and deyisees
ofJohn b, yer aforesaid deed, D.fenSJ
ZNiiE defendant Charles Brown, sdmnisnM.Ii
u James Poplar deceased, not having en'c' .....
appearance and given security accordnsto the 30"
and the rules ofthe Court, and il appearing 10
tisfacton of the Court, upon affidavit hieo' W., .ra
said Charles Brown is not an inhabant OF .'e ~
of Columbia, OH the motion Of the complahao,c +!
counsel 1t Is ordered, that the, defehdan. O EIs
Brown do appear here on or before the Us.
next y7pri term, and answer the bill OF Inc 1u"
ant. and give security tor performing the ,,b .;
the Court; and that copy of,his order be ior~S
lished in public newspaper printed IN the w., o,
lexandria for Two months successlve'y' Az. Coca
ther copy be posted at the front docs OF '''e ~
house Of the said county. ,pp r, C.
Teste, 'b h1h T. y
dec Is
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George ). NoNgh
q ling large and Ssnsonabfe assortment o.
DRY GOODS

upe, black, blue olive, mixed and green cio'ns
ri assmeres, n.nnels, hnseys and low priced cass'
netts super mixed aud blue sattnetts vide ana com
mon bangups, ishin.s and bazes, rose blankets,
point, stripe and mackusw Tito, merlno shawls ana
scarfs, cashmere do cloth do. blue, black orange an"
dr.b circassians black Norwich Grape, nauk'n ana
Canton grapes and robes. black Ia'ianete, Italian JUS
trngs and gros de maps. large assortment OF mourning
and fancy gnghams and cacoes, Nurseries q1its anu
knoted cuunterpases of all sizes, low priced domes.G
carpeting, ingram do he'd ticking (some tul' yard
wide, super black bombszines furniture ana othef
limities, silk and cotton hose, worsted do (ong anu
short, plain and rbbed) Tartan plads, French merno
do (bea,tifuD ems and women's plaid cloaks men
beaver and horseskin gloves, ladies' kid gloves ana
mi,,s, uankin pongees, bengalets, super black le
vant;ne, children's bootees, c'ored cambrcs pam
and figured Swiss mls aud cambrics. crossbarred 90
SWISS peerines and capes, cheap aud good irlsn IT,
mems sheetings and lawns; linen cambrlc ana hdS's
cotton ami wors,ed carpet bindings, fnp assortment
f dom site goods and cotton yarn, pesse wadaing,
low priced figured enos. Cd and 81 Barnsiey draper
STOUT, canolets, with general assortment OF most ar
tices in the dry good Tine which renders his STOCK III
usually complete. T.,
case seal skin CAPS, which will be sold low by
Il, H. ra, NV n;cce ~ 10Th mo 9th
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Something New.

Extract of Letter written Nv very respectable Gen.
tlcpan esd ng in Baltimore. to the subscriber
VINO deems It his duty thongh Unauthorized, to lay
II betr the public withholding the writer's name,
for particular reiereuee should any require Il per
souslly SAM. II, p. LEE.
Bqkimore, .7ygust 18th, 1873.
Bot. 6 n P. Lee New London, Conn.
Dear Sin itis now upwards of twenty years that l
have used your Netc- London Bilious Pills in my family
and ALWAYS TO nd them efficient pur gati,e IN al
most every description of disease and believe they
we'd MANY long doctors bill by their early and time
yuse neve, found their accustomed certainty TO
vary their operation and effects until with few
months past and having since then been sadly dIsaP
pointed in every instance of using them began to
conclude that Won had made vour fortune, and had
abandoned their man ,tscture TO mercenary and nm
faltni i hands Under this impression, sccidenty
adverti~ement OF yours IN New YORK news
paper designating spurious limitations from your osn
manufacture ny having written signature to each
DILL OF rections and that in instance were the
unitstioas signed with pen ard ink although per
feet COPY in other respect Findng those had
without this test, began TO suspect that all was not
fair in medicine, well In politics and called at Sc
vera OF OR apothecaries for pills with your writ
tea signature ! found many without that test but
none with Il, until came 10 the Messrs kEERLS':
who assured me they had them direct Fl ON you.
procured box and on nsing them found the same ct
fects from them had always experiene ed and am so
mach rejoice3 on finding myself in possession OF
medicine so highly prize that cannot in justice re-
Sa;nFrom giving Yon th. Information.
Some thiTty years ngo. Twas cured OF heavy and
distressing cough, by med zine know BY the name
Of rurhnetons Balsam but that article. NOV made
b. shop howl is no ike the old mixt..re
than savdns, is ike snper6ne Aour hope and trust
sir for toe benefit of mankind that valuable me
dcine will be perpctpated in its original quality,
that nercenary limitations nav be frowned upon by
installed community am, sir yonr friend &c.
Efro ayoilthe imposition of Counte'fe,ts AID spn
rioas mutations related above the purchaser has
only to examine the bill of directions covering each
hox AMI il Sisned at foot in own hand writing i'm
mediately under my printed name they are genuine
and prepared by me: bit ifoaiy the printed name Is
affixed they spurious aud 10 he avoided. To afix
nv written SiInrtnre would be Forgery, aud convic
ton would be States Prison
S IL LEE. Sole Proprietor
|A fresh supply of the above genuine Pills
is just received, direct from the proprietor, and
for sale, wholesale and retail, a, the Store of
EDWARD STA3LER & SON,
Apothecsries and Druggists, Fairfax st, Aex'a
dec SIN
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District OF C0luMbia,
lee IL law2m
.AIernnd;d COUNTY,, SCI.

.ferdiid'd county, @s
NOVEMBER TERN, 1898
The Mechanics Bank OF Alexandria,
who sue for themselves and such otb'
er of the creditors of John AcNama
IA who viii come in and contribute
to the expenses of this suit, CompPf =, rbo,o,r,
AGAINST
lanes Kirk, administrator Of John Nc
Namara, decd, Sally Mcnamara,
Henry l.. McSamara, and Luther
Chamberlain, D.tPs
UlHE bill in this case states, that on the LIST day Of
4 June, 1926, there was due to the cOmplanants
by the said John Mcnamara, the sum Of six hundred
and thirty dollars and eighteen ccnts that the
said Mcnamara resided in the State Of Virginia q, the
time of his decease, and that certain James Kirk
tack letters Of administration his estate in the State
of Virginia and bv that means exercises control over
his estate in the District Of Coumbia that the said Nc
Namara died seized of house and lot in the town Of
hlexanfria, occupied by Luther Chzmb crlan, whica
is more than sufficient TO satisfy the claim OF the con-
planants and that the SAID Mcnamara lett no Other
flnd out of which their claim can be paid.
The obiect Of the bill is that the house and lots
ioresad ma, be decreed by thu Court To be soc iOi
tn sat sfacton of the compliments cebt set out as
fore sad and such other debts shalt be established
aeains, The said Mcnamara deceased, And it appear
ing 10 the satisfaction OF the Court that the SAID james
Kirk Sally Mcnamara and Henry l.. Mc.'amara ATE rC
inhabitants OF the District of Columbia, they are here
by warned to be and appearin person, or b. soeio,
in the United states Circuit Court OF the District q
Co!umbs for the count, Of Alexandria, the secorl
Monday in April next, to show a cause why decree
shouno, be passed, as prayed by the bill. ind 81
their falling tosppeaI as .foresa the sad bill o''oa
painans be taken pro coniesso aud such dcciee md:
in the pre- misses as Shall seem rgIt Provided the 't
complainant. cause this orderto be published II a
Phebx Gazette at least four months in contn ual a
before the said second Monday in April.
Test EDM. ! LEE, G.
dec 10 r. s...r lam
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District Of Columbia,
dec 10

.fsr0Edrin tommy, So
EoyEMB, TERM 1873
The Mechanics Bank OF Ale xsndria, |
-t CompFS.
AGAINST .-
Louisa and Ann Maria, SeaOn Hdam y, Clo,cy,
Lynn, Nathaniel S Wise, the Pres
dent, Directors u Company OF the
Bank of lie xandria, and Thompson
=. Mason, Lk}'s.
VNliE defendants Louisa and Ann Maria seston, re-
L having entered their appearance ami given secs
rty according to the statute aud TIE rules the Coi
ald itappearng to the satisfaction Of The Govt IPa
Affidavit filed, that the said Louisa Seaton and NJ
Maria Sraton, are no, inhabitants Of the Di.iTid
Columbia on the motion of the complainants by 'hs
Counsel is ordered, that the said defendants Lows
and .ann Mara Seaton do appear here on or be'yy
the frs, day of next April Term, aud answer tue u
OF the Compsinsns, and give security for peTioru't
the DEGREES of the Court; and that copy OF tbs
der be forthwith published in of the public new,
papers printed in tie Town of Alexandra, tor w
months successfully, and that another copy be p''
at the front door of the Court House of the said COZ
dec is-2m EDM. l. LEE, C. c