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T
 s. D. iNGHAM.
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June 220, IS3l. .Nessrs. Col Ccmp5eH, Treasurer; .Noioa. Smah, Regisfer. Doctor Raadolph, .4cf- lng Secretary of W'ass and .uajor Leaeis, ad Auditor:
 GENTLEMEN-I have this moment re- .ceived the enclosed letter from Mir. Ing ham, dated the Dist instant, and having immediately, on its receipt, sent to ask anintersiew with him, find that he left the city before 1t reached me. I wish you to state to me, if you, or either of you, have had any agency or parti- cipaiion, and if any, to what extent, in the alleged misconduct imputed in his letter herewith enclosed.
 fsurely have been deceived in your characters if you arc capable of so far forgetting the responsibilities of your stations as to participate in inc repre- hensiblc conduct charged. To the se- riors cha-gcs contained in Mir. ing ham's letter, which gave me the first information that I have had upon the
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 = The timeFw as, hen the citizens of the old as well as tbe new world, were in a state of abject slavery, and bartering and bargaining for the best offices in the land were e.carried on with impunty; but in this enlightened day. when men are jealous of their rights, 1t is impossible for the most designing demagogues to carry on this ne- .tarious traffic without detection"
 In the Gazette of the 9th ult. I find this extraordinary language used by writer over the signature ofss Repubfican." Ex- traordinary. I say, because 1t emanatcs from source known to all 10 be replefe with designing intYigtsers, whose chief end and aim has been their own aggrandize- ,nent and the political advancement of their partizan adherents. In an article which preceded this communication, the Editor oftbe Gazette recomme nds II to thc careful and attentive perusal of the read CTS of that paper, and lauds if as being sstemperate, well written, and free from the coarse and violent language which has characs erised too many ofthelate publica- tions on the subject of the approaching election of Delegate.o The language of some of these writers have been coarse and violent in the extreme; but very small share or their abuse has fallen to the lot of either Col. DesiFa or Col. Seyier, while Mir. Crittenden. for purposes best known to themseiy es, has been made 10 bear the hurthen of their maieyolent attacks and bitter invective. Nor does ssiiepublican" apply the corrective, but in his yery 1yest sstempeTate and we'll written stylen vents his spleen upon Mr. Crittenden, and loads
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over which lie ;presided, and that he would feel himself hound to prosecute an investigation into the charge made by him. Air. Inghain was appraised that Major Eaton had ceased to act IS q pub- lie officer, on the day that lie demanded persoual satisfaction for the insults with which he. pursued him. The motive of the attempt made by Mir. Ing!Eln-to im- pliea;e several prominent officers of the Government, as conspiring to assassin ate him; is certainly rendered question: able by the peculiar circumstances, and by the manner in which 1t is done. If Mfr. Ingham had reasonsto believe that he could substantiate an office of so az grayated character on those crimnat-. cd by him, was-it not his duty to have remained and to nave confronted the ae- cused? If he had no ground to make such accusation, what apology will lie offer to tic public for directing, like the flying Parthian, poisoned arrow at the individuals mho had yer iai aiuFed. .or at- tempcd to iniure him. and w hom its es- ident, he feared tocneounter4ace totace,. and wait thesresgit of an investigation?
 NoTE.-Mr. Ingham left the city at 1 o'clock, 4. I. The letter was re eeised by the President, through the post office, at 3 o'clock, 4. NJ.
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sIi.. Ias-tanl to the Presid eat.
 Washington, June q, 1881.
Thc President of the G7nited .stateS::


 Tie President ef the United stotes:
 SIR: Before leave the city, f seems to be due to the government that should perform painful duty, imposed upon me by the events of the last forty-eight hours. t is nst necessary for me now to detail the circumstances which have convinced nne of the existence of yinslic- tive personal hostility to me among some of the officers of the Government near your person, and supposedeto be in your special confidence, which has been partic uiaflydevclopedwitfi last two weeks, and has finally displayed itself in anattemptto way-lay me, on my way to the office yesterday, as ] have reason to believe, for the purpose of assassina- ton. If you have not already been ap- prised of these movements, you lnty per haps be surprised to learn that tic per sohs concerned in them are Inc late Sc eretary of War and the Acting Seere- tary of War; and that the Second Au- ditor Of the Treasury, Register of the Treasury, ,andthe T feasurer Of tle Unit ed States, were in their company; and that the Treasurel's and Registers rooms, in the lower part tic building Of the Treasury Department, and also grocerv ssere hetNe c. =fs1y It'd gisseess and the office, were alternately occuPi as their rendezvous while lying in wait: the former atIordrg l.1c best apPortuni- ty for observing my approach. Anpris- ed Of these ssnoYenents on my return from taking leave of some of my friends. Hound my self obliged 10 arm, and, ae- conianicd by my son 7fa some ether friends, ! repaired to the elicc, 10 finish the business of the day after which l returned to my lodgings in the same eompang. It is proper 10 state, that the principal peasons who lad been thus employed for several hoHrs, retired from the Department soon after lesntered my room. and that l received no mofesta- ton from them either at my ingress or egress. But, having recruited an addi- tional force in the evening, they paraded until a late hour on the strcetsnear my Lodgings, heavily armed, threatening an assault on the dwelling l reside in.
 l do not present these facts to your notice for the purpose~of invoking our protection. So far as an individual may rely on his own personal efforts, l am willing to meet this peril: and against an assault by numbers, I have found an ample assurance of protection, in the generous tender of personalservice from the citizens of Washington. But they arc communicated to you as the Chief Magistrate of the United States, and most especially ilie District of Coium- bia, whose duties in maintaining eood order among it's inhabitants, ,and protect ing the officers of the government in the discharge of their duties, cannot be un- known to you.
 have only to add that, so far as am informed, all thepersons engaged ii giving eeuntenance to this business. are oilicerssof the Government, except the late Secretary of War.
 have the honor to be, respectfully, your obedient servant,
 s D INGHAM.
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.6ugHsta, Juno G. Extract of a letter from Columbus to $
 gentleman in this place.
 "ihe indians are stealing every thing they can lay their hands on. Indeed they have become so bold. that.a party of them, few days since, went into AIr. Blathbnta's yard, drew their knives and threatened the life of Mrs. E. unless she would give aiem corn. Two young men in tlsc neighbofhood ran to her as sistaace, Wheha fight ensued, which re- suited in one of the eIndaus being badly shot, and another one cut with q. dirk ,
 We learn that provisions in the Ma ton are extremely scarce, and hardly a day passes without the Indiansscrossing the river and killing stock and commit ting other thefls. It is time these fcl- iows were travelling to q spot. where tleysneaY make as many inroads upon Madam Natures stock, 6sc. as their la- ziness will pcrmit-and TO body will have the right to limit their dcrreda- .tions. What arc "ITncle Sam's''. folks doing in that quarter? We'll uaeer q six pence they are net as alert as they might be- Courier.
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JoURNEYMEN TAILORs.

TOJOURNEYMEN TAILORs. SNWANrEn immediately, Jouh4s ;o. w MAN TAILOR Of steady ana -. dustrious habits. Good wages ana oos, S'aA' e'"P'os'ae"- :" ''1 - J. SMITH:
 July 20. |
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Edward Lytton Bnlwer, Esq. the well known literary character, has heen re- turned 10 Parliament for the borough of St. Ives He is in favor of the reform bin,
 .Neao York .StdndaY1
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st. Loasis. June Il, 1881.

7ae Itdians.-lron passenger who arrived here the Steamboat I,s i,ineba- 20 from Galena, we learn that the dis turbances with the Indians at Rock isi- and, are likely to prove of q more serl- ous nature than was at first anticipated. The Indians arc headed by chief call- cd the -"Dlack Hawk who.in a eolfer- eiee with Gen. Gaines expressed a de- termination 10 remain and dispute the occupation Of the ground atall hazards. Gen. Gaines, though ;ibundantlj. able 10 ehastise the Indians with his present force, very wisely prefers, if possible, to oyerawc them without blood shed, and has therefore called upon the Governor of Illinois for q reinforcement of TOGO of Illinois Militia. Gentlemen arriving from the scene of disturbances, speak in very strong terms of the hostile dis position eyncea by the Indians, and re- port the settlers are abandoning the country in various directions, through fear of them.
 since.writingthe above we have been favored with the follow. 2 extract of a letter from an officer attached fo the ex- petition, to friend in this s.city:-
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,Saaldaq. June Sth, 1891,

ss8Fe yesterday held atalk with the Indians, and from their determination not to leave tka white settlements, and from their number we.shaH have pretty serious work, t:iat is, we shall have no play. They came into the eouneilhonse yesterday with their spears, hatchets. and bows strung, and l have no doubt. from the extreme agitationof the inter- Yreter, that there was more danger than most were aware of, as our troops were neara quarterof annie of, and trey were about ten for one of Us. Times.
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Mucn rkI nrmA,rs uSsvSo"
From the Courier aad Enquirer.
WEST POINT.

From the Courier aad Enquirer.
WEST FONT.
bright are the memories link "A with thss,
Boas, of n glory -ha'lowed land.
Hopo of tho valiant and tho FREQ
Home Of their youthful soldier band
Not pilgrim Mt carth's shtines ofpride,
When fancy's wand the pact unvciI'd,
Fer bent he heart o feeling e lido
Fer thril'd as those who theo havo hail'd.
Proud smiles each spirit. heuntcd height,
Like Guardian Gcnias of the wave
And baih'd in sunsets dying light
Thou seem'st the Elysium OF tho bravo
Oh! fut tho Grccion's lyrc to tell
Thy charms in music's loftiest strain
To breathe the burning dreams that swell
As great we CHERISHED height and plain.
We pino not here for Eastern bowers,
Where counts glance in the moon-tds ray"
Where perfume from thousa' d flowers
Floats on each breeze TO heav'n away
Bearer to us yon mountains steep,
Where moss veild ruins darkly Tisn,
Dearor tho turf where pfovd ones sleep
Than all that lures meath eastern skies.
Unfutrd DER yonder tented fold,
Boldly our country's banner-streAps,
AZ though IL r6so n starry shield,
Guarding the band beneath that CLEANS,
Ths. band, tho youre, rom ponp spsr'-
The gifted there, are crownd Tor fame
pb'lanx bright, whose every heart
High chivalry herself might claim.
That baud-oh! for tho SYPHILIS powor--
The right faies mystic veil to raise
To learn through lifo's o'ershadow'd hour
VIVA, Star each prizd ones fortune sways;
'1were triumph high, might glory's wreath
De theirs, ero ago the spiiit sears
'Twero bliss might earth their virtues breathe,
NJ ight blessings guide their manhood's years.
Home OF the gallant bravo, farcwclE
Long mayst thou shine thy couutrs's boast
Her buiwark when 1T ong tempests swoil-
Her beacon, should all hope seem lost!
Lsng may her sons the prxd- tho uuc,
Dc mid thy scenes to glory itd-
Hero bathe the soul in wisdom's dew,
Be here by Genius light insprd.
FAREWELL on will our hearts recall
Thy glowing scenes with fond delight,
on will wild fancy spurn each tbrall,
And bend to theo her Maynard flight.
Aye, when tho thousand spells that tvine
Her beings varied path arc sweet,
on will we, some charm divine,
Tho memoIy of Thy bIightness greet!
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CHANCERY:-Unm.d Sia,-s' Curt, b CIR.
%, e't aud Eastern Dsrict Of Virginia, June srds
Buehsn. deceased, pi.a
B.ujamin T.lsou, late Sheriff Of S,a,r5 ,,a .a,..
de bons non With tn will annexed Of John H. Dan
lei declared. Robert b. james sdm'r de bous non Of
Benz amin James, deceased, the same Iobs,, "A Tss
and John NJ. DArie, adm ors do boris non ~, IN
viii annexed Of Robert Buehan. deceased, the s.me
Benjamin Ioson. Peter v. Daniel, adn,'or do bsns
ed, John MoDeure, adm'or with the will annexed If
# Walter X. Daniel licensed late smini.,r.,or NJ
The said Travers Danisi deces'ed Lydia Tfistoe and
Amos trtsoe, ~1ecutrix and executor Thoma, Trs.
zoe, and Gorge BAoks. late She. Of Stafford and ADJ
nini,t' sor OF William Ball-whch said B.rhnin Tol<
con, Trvers Daniel, Thomas Tristoe aud William Bail
were The cites OF John NJ Daniel. decea.. d. and
njm'n James, deceaed, OF Rober. Eueifs,
deceased, the ssme John Moncure, administrator win
the will annexed Of Walter X Daniel, deceased. ard
John H.dsmsn. whie Wslier r. AMI john were lures
ties OF JOHN NJ. Daniel, OF the adminIs,rators de-
Buehan, Mary James, John J. Demo,, and W,l,.n q.
lanes, sureties Of Robert B. James, the Other admit:
de boil. non,s with tho will annexed Of the s,id
ftcoer, Bnshsn, and the zane Mary Jsm.s aud
John Dsmot,, sureties Of the said Robert B. JsmeG
samlo,'a'or de bon' oil The said B'Djamsn James. do
esssed, Defiis.
Ifsos, one OF The executors OF Tsomas Tristoe de-.
ceased who was ono of the sure,es of John NJ ,niei
anu Jame.' executors OF Robert Buchsn, de-
ce"ed, hes removed from this District after tho SER
vice upon him OF The subj The original bl-sud
that the defendant John ]. Des,o,t, one of the
'ure'ies OF the defsndan, Rsber, b. James, who was
one Of the admuisraors de bonis nou with the will
annexed Of ,h- said Robert Buchan d.cearsd has re-
moved from 'hi' District, sitter service upon him
oil tho conditional decree entered in ibis cause AZ The
rules upon the original bill, against him and other de-
PENDANTS, and before the service OF tho subrna seire
Iaea'; therefore, i. ord'red, that the sid Amos
iri''o' aud Joho J. DeDou appear here on the 6rst
day OF The next term, and shew cause, if any thew
esn why this 'o should stand and be revived and
10 agains, them the n.me of the present
plaintiffs, and the bills In THE cause and that
copy OF this order BIS forth with inserted in some me w.,
paper published in the city Of Richmond, for two
months suceessvey and posted at the door ofhc
eapit;l in the said city.
Copy. Tests,
RICHARD JEFFRIES, Clerk
July 8. l61vsw
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Office Of the Con'missary General of Subsisfenee

Office Of the Con,missary General of Substsfenee
wAsHINeroN, July LIST, 1881
SEPARATE Proposals. win bs received at this OF.
~ nee, until the frat day OF Osoher next Tor the de-
livery OF provisions Tor the OF IN, troops OF the
United ace, TO be delivered in bulk, upon insp.e.
ton, as iollowG
A, New Orleans
40 barrel, Of Pork
SIS SIS do, DO lr., d,, 'ups5sGs Flour
$500 do good Ia rd tallew Candle,
$40 bushels good clean Salt
1875 gallon, GOOD cider Vinegar
A B,lon Rouge.
500 barrels Of Prtk
SIS SIS do, do he.h 'upsIGns Flour
1000 do good hard tallow Candle.
100 bushels good cIesn Salt
lbs gallon, good cider Vinegar
At Cantonmen Jesup, rs miles by land from Naebi,o-
$40 barrel. of Pork
22O bu,hsl, good 5 'und Beam
as2o pounds S good bar hard . Soap
so bu,he, good clean Salt
On. half on III n isyo ,'as S'
a. Nsshoches
$40 barrels Of Pork
20 bwhe, good sound Bs.o,
1900 % good bard aiS~ Candle.
The whoe on the 18th April, issa.
Al Csntonment Gb'on, mouth OF the Verdisrl,s l5o
miles above Fon Smith, Arkansas
4s5 hu'he, good sound Besn,
1870 pounds good hard SosP
$500 do good hard t,llOw Candles
Iso bushels good clean Salt
7o25 tslIOn' COED cider vmss.r
At Jefferson Barracks, 10 miles below st. Louis.
SEQ barrels Of Pok
$50 bu.h.l, good sound ui'd' Beans ~''
$500 pound, good hard SVsp
400, 400 do, DO good bar, l; .l. >. c'adIs'
400 gallon, good cider Vinegar
AZ Csntonm.n, Leavenwo,th, msuth Of Little Platte
$40 barrels Of Pork
220 hu,h.h good iound Bs,ps
1000 DO god h,Id t.llow csudln
200 gallon, good cider Vinegar
On. i.if iMsy, the rsmsnder Il, October, IRa
Al For, hrms'roGs, Mississippi River.
ESQ do fresh ,upukns Fior
' ,SO pound. go god i hard I! so.p
20 hv.he, good el,.u Salt
The whole on the ih june, 1882.
At Pr,itie du Cti,n, Mississippi Rius
275bo,hsl. good ,Ggnd Bs,n'
COCO DO god hard tsllov Candle,
100 bu.hs, good eleso s,i,
'a SO s:l .s. good cd , e, J1 ya, 81,
Ats. Peters, Missssipti River.
$40 bsus, Of Pork
81; SIS g ir., A,s ;.gsitn; Flour
$3.50 reuud, good hard sosp
1900 do good hsfd tslsu Candles
SIS gallon, good cider Vinessr
The nhtis on me 18Th June, 1sa7.
A. Green Bay.
$50 bsnsh Of Pork
$50 do fuh iupe crime Flour
$50 bushels cd sound Besrs
$500 pounds good hsrd Soap
2fO0 DO GOOD htrI tallow CsndIes
f20 buhel good sitsn Salt
400 gsilsp, good cide Vinegar
rbs whole june, 1881.
A. The Sautc de SIC. Marie.
30 barrels Of Posk
$50 do fresh supsrhpe FIc-
30 bsrhss good sruud Besss
zee Povsd. good bsrd Sop
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W Soaa v. 6ssskwsA cad wilGs. q. 4,srcse-
-. sSsrsi,ns fer the o.phans oi Jstss Dsyshsn,
ossa. No' oe'nE Inhabitants Of this State YOU WIN
18th day Of August nex', between The hours Of nine o..
clock and sunset, Al the s,ore house Of Thomas
proceed 10 take the deposiiions Of L.wis Cri H.r,
Vel Gre.ham, and o,hers, to DO read a. vid.nee 10
sou now depending In said County Csur, OF Cbsneerv
and DC contioued from day 20 day, Sundays sxeepted
until the deposidens are taken; where you and ohsrs
are PLAINTIFF and am defendant
JOS. G. E. BAYNHAM. deed
.ddm'or Of Nm. Baynhom
July 10. 2O-wS~
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Me,srs JOEL CrA~Iord, Jimes "A. Coupsr and Jims.
Camah, Commissioners OF the 8 ste Of Georgia, who
are engaged in running The disputed line between hi.
Territory and Georgia. arrived At Tallahassee June 2sJ
We understand ,ba, hey have determined he mid
Die prong OF the g. Mays 10 be the head e. that Rver
Ibe Ine VII Proos.Jy rso within ten Or twelve N yes
Of ibjs place. LFysrjS;sn
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NOTICE All pgr ons having claims arsius, IN.
y e"se e John Murehie. late Of CheHerf. ID soun.
w, and all those Indebted W the said estate, ere re-
qseced 10 come forward, ha, 6usl settlement NAV
DO had. RIO. ID MURCHIE, Es'or
Of John MuFsbie, deed
Jolly ,. FT-p9v
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AW seeeoM..--7as snSscsiber intends cper,ur
- nsxs taii. Law School, In the town OF Sisun,
ton; 70 Do soniinued permsneny II adequate eucour.
esemsns should DO received Tho mode Of instruction
VIII 90 course Of ies,uree and study. and frequent
bic time 10 the proposed school, he will. from II: com
mencemscs' eonhne his practice 10 the Court OF Ap.
Psss At Lewsburs, and the Federal end Crsui, Supe-
on the lat Of Osjber, aud eonuue until The 6rst OF
July next following, without inermi,.on, except du
ing the terms OF the Federal and CT eui, Superior
ine tuition lee, per session. will DO seventy.
hive doilerv p rsons dcsr.u, of bssomn, puui. will
please communicate the sc ID the subscriber, by let
'er' soon a. Ptsc'iesble and ompt attention will be
sNs" 70 ne inqufss which they may think proper to
maze: BRlSCOE q. BALDWIN.
IN. lH Of October nex..
May 6. IaI-v,I.,A
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May 10.

CHANCERY.-A Cur held Tor M.ekiso-
burg County, at the courthouse, on the 20 b day
OF June, 1881.
Robert Y. Ov,reey, administrator Of John Coz, jr,
Jss'd. pra
against
Drury ono Deft
The defendant no, having entered bis appearsnes
cordiug to the Act OF A"emby and tho Rules Of hi,
Court and appearing 10 the .siaciion OF the court
ha' ne not an inhatant OF hi, State: o. motion Of
n. Pl.nn by HE Attorney IL |, ordered that tho said
defendant do appear here the lst day Of S.pts ber
court nett, and sner hs appearances and snswer the
Painins bl and that copy Of This orier be inserted
Ia one OF the newspapers printed In tho Town Of Pc
tersburg or Cry Of Richmond, for eigh, weeks sue.
eesvsiy. and posted at the front door Of the court
house OF ssid c'unty. Copy Tss,e.
VIM. g. BAPTIST. D. g.
July I. l6-wsos
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NLoOCESFER LOW GROUNDS FOR SALE -
subscribers are authorized eel, and ,hey now Off
TOT sae, his valuable Esate lying on Ware River in
me souny OF 6ioeesier, in the State OF Virginia. about
nearly the While oil which /, low ground, aud about
Ioo acres are clessed and in hish state Of suiiva
'ion Well adapted to the owth Of Indian Core Wheat
aud Barley There 10 spacious Dive Hing House, and
all o'her necessary out houses in good repair on this
Estate, situated on the bank OF the River-Fsh and
Vysers oil the best quality taken in sight OF the
oou.e. more minute description is deemed un.
necessary, as il presumed any person wishing to pur
chase will hrs examine the premises, which will be
shown by the manager Mr. G. w. Biliups A purchaser
OF the land can DO accommodated with many slsves
80 no may require to cultivate l., aud also the farming
utensils and stock OF every description. The time Of
payment will be made 10 suit the purchasers For fur
,oer Parcuar aieter addressed % Christopher Temp
Kline, At Ma'hswt Court HOUSE, Va, will meet duo at.
'en'ion CHR TOMPKINS. } Executors Of
JOHN ID. JARVIS, Gains Dean
HENRY W. TABB, Sdee'd.
may 10. l22-W6m.
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I'm CHANoERY.-Ia M,ddIs,tI county court, asA J.ss

~ fe3t 80 -'' 80 ~e-'
James GARDNER Lsskin Gardner Eo, G,rdner Annsh Gardner
an nnt under the OF yssrs eorss
her n.rt friend and Gu,diau Levi, Es.beih his
wfe John R hsrd and Frances his
bis WIFE, Muer Thru''on Annah Thu,ton Thrus.
Cornt,,,
sss;n,t
Bsnjsmin b. ke administrator Of Cornelius Miller dese,,ed
Tilmsn Ray Elizabeth Wife William Dunn TnJ. Tbru.
Ton and Robert Shpisy, and Nancy his wife, DEBTS.
This day the ZaehsIh u. CrienLen Eo
Their Attorney and filed their bill Of compliant sgsn
dsn rys tor the sale OF lot Of land lying
bsnnah aud TIVE tracts oflsnd sounty
eon,sining about 49, the other which
nelus Miller, doeessad lately died ard d.
vision Of The proceed. Of sale. according to the rights pais.
dsues that the defendants Tmsn Ray, ELK wife.
william Dunn, Tuds Thruon, and Dheu Shipey, Nancy
his vile, not hsbtant, of th
eomrainant by their said Attorney crdersd
sent defendant, do here the
and answer Their bill snd shsw they
aud tracts Of land, shall he
Of this order be forthwith Rchmoud Enourer
o two uonih and tha cory posted
front door OF the Courthouse OF this soun'y
Copy. Ts,te,
July 8. 17-wSIs GEO HEAI.V