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SCHOOL BOOKS.
DORR g. ROWLAND

"AYE made arrangements Tor their supply
IL of School Books this season when are
more extensive than ever before. Olneys Gs-
agraphy and Atlas. Adams's New Arithmetic
Ponds Murrays Grammar, large and small
Second Class Book, Improved Reader, Franklin
Primer, Cummings's Spelling, Book' blake
Philosophy, Conversations on Chemistry-'hese
Books being more used in this County than any
other, we have laid in double our usual supply
that we may be ready at all times 10 supply anv
orders. Also. all other kinds OF School Books
in use in this County, are constantly on hand
All orders supplied al the to,csst market Pr.ces
and as io,o for cash, as at any regular BOOB
Store in this State-none excepted. BY devot'
ing our time more particularly to tins branch
we hope to make our Store the SCHOOL
BOOK DEPOSITORY for Worcester Coun
ty; where may be found every thing necessary
to be used in Schools.
U Merchants, Teachers. md School Com
mittees, are invited to call. Any Books wanted
for examination will DO furnished.
Worcester, Nov. 2. 6teo
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From BIGckscoods HOga='ne.
TO MY CHILD.


I love 10 gaze upon thy cheek
OF roseate hue, my child;
love TO mark thy quick blue eye
So sparkling aud so mild
To Irvine those sunny locks oil thlse,
And kiss thy forehead fair;
And see thy little hands held up
In sweet and guiieiess prayer
Yes! bright and beautiful thou art,
And playful as the fawn'
That bounds. with footsteps light as air,
Across the dewy lawn;
And when the day is over,
And thy pleasant gambols done,
Thou't calmly sink TO rest, nor think
OF ills beyond the sun.
Thou dream'st not of a mothers cares,
Her anxious hopes, my boy;
Thy skies are ever clear, thy thoughts
Are full of mirth aud Joy;
And nestled in parents arms,
Or seated on her knee,
Listening to oft-told childish tales,
What's all the world TO theef
Moments Of thoushtless innocence
Why do We fly so fast,
Leaving The weary heart to feel
Life = sweetest hours are past
And Hinging DER the fairy land
That bloom'd, when ye were near
With light and loveliness the mist
OF trouble, doubt, and fear.
Ay! rove, in all thine artlessness,
Along the verdant mead,
And gather wild flowers, springing thick
Beneath thine infant tread;
And take thy I'll of biameless glee,
For soon twill pass away;
1. too, will leave nv cares awhile,
To watch thy merry play.
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DUMFRIES'
Itch Ointment!

FENHE extensive sale and established rep
T. ntation OF Dumfries' Aeh Ointment. en-
courages the Proprietor to recommend il with
renewed confidence, to the public, AS most an
n'cent as well as Po1oerfui application for this
noying disease. The most inveteraIe cases have
heen CURED IN ONE HOUR! by this esteemed
Ointment 1t contains no .Nercu,y, or other
noxious ingredient. Price 81 l.2 cents
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LAST NOTICE.

A LII persons having unsettled Accounts or
IN Notes with JOSEPH PRATT & co
before the first of last April, are requested to
call and settle the same with the subscr ber be
fore the first OF January next. or they will! be
left in the hands of an Attorney for collection
JOSEPH PRATT.
Worcester, Nov 80.
N B. People must he aware that we are COM
PEELED to this, on account of the death Of one
of the partners.
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COLOMBIA.
'r, THE LVTALU.ABLE root

Or, THE LNVALUABLE ROOT.
vEtfilS inestimable Medicine is recon-
H. n'eaded for Foul Stomach. Asthma. Long
Standing Coughs Indigestion, IIooping Cough,
Dysenlery, aud Cholic and also for an unpleas
Ant smell arising from the Breath. Price SO cts.
per battle vs.
81, For sale in Worcester, by EDWARD
bNWb 6aty AnriI OF
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NJ THE TOOTH ACHE,

This agonizing disorder is cured in its most
iainful stages, by one of the most simple as well
IS powerful remedies known in modern practice.
The Cambrian Tooth Ache Pills afford instant
'ee, without iniictIng the slightest injury on The
eeth They are applied externally to the parts
,ffected, with the greatest ease and expedition,
md generally operate as soothing enitive to the
uffering patient. Price SO cents box.
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FOR. SALE

A FARM, beautifully located in the centre
IN of the town Of Shrewsbury. known by the
name of the Sumner Farm, consisting Of about
100 acres of excellent Land, well supplied with
Wood, and well proportional into Orcharding,
Pioughing, Moving, and Pasture, which will
be sold very low, and on such terms Of payment
as will suit tae purchaser. For further partic
ulars, inquire of Dea. JOHN RICE, on the
premises; of Mr.. JUBAL HOWE, at No. 1913
Washington-street, Boston; or of the subscrib-
er, in Shrewsbury.
WILLIAM PRATT
Shrewsbury, Nav. % CIV
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.,r ~ SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS,
O. BY THE qRRIV4LS
package
II theod lii assotme nof = - -
.fmerican European, and India DRY GOODS
confidently believes in utpres owers
the last splendid BROAD CLOTHS fashionable
sseiy
uand harySA
auda Flaunesan dcders
MERLNO schasCl
LINEN D3M4SR
andCR
FaxcY HiHDKERcHLEFs oil
a a tluste.
Purple Blu Black, dBlackTU
besuif
70
for hrhnran Sieeing.
Hair CfMLETS, yer
FSoneas lows
N
of
and
RIBBONS exhibited in
Owl
tae
smaye ly their wearing
Goods
er2rces
Worces Novo 6y Opposite WMs
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GAMBLING. Most of our readets have
heard of the officer who having lost all his
money at play, received assistance from a
friend, on condition that he would never af.
rewards touch card or dice; but few
weeks after he was found in an out house
qra'c'ng stra'os with a brother Gambler for
hundreds of pounds.
ne most harmless species of gambling.
"heh we have ever witnessed. we beIieys
4, ne peculiar TO the blacks in Cubn.-
c @any OF these stout, hearty, GOOD humote.,
eio%s' daily collect about tie quay in Ha-
qua wsliing for employment and gam-
ny ie' sesars, for they nre inveterate
ohioAefs, iorms their most favorite amuse-
me- a.e,''' Two parties challenge each other,
u'' ea'h lays down in separate places.
s,.lee OF more segars, forming figure re.
s se,''''lng a Triangle; they then Withdraw Il
,; NV PAGES, and eagerly watch their respec-
n, p,ies. me owner Of pile on which a
'g ~ rtSt d',ghfs Is entitled to the whole.
Inc parties are generally surrounded by
crowd of spectators of saiIe comnlex;ons
,b a' are DUSTY engaged in betting. When
ga,o ";a'1r'a's are arranged, they silently
e coz 70 ore"tIless suspense, until the I'M
shoo,, ", insect nlights, when triumphant
reOd , ~ " laughter from the successful party
as wel I ~ y occasionally prsctised in this,
no.ed - ~ other games, which are sup
p pos,ia. 70 uepend on chance. One of the
oar w;,h IN soineiimes tip the end Of Sc
ele..,o.;a s1ear OF molasses the fly whose
cs,yas !, 7, arc Remarkably delicate. per-
csives itln a moment, ami r.s,s nm the n;lo
winch contains the sacchar;ns ma M ~" p''
MfIt8 Erster .Nsrs Letter.
Examinations are C,,a,,a-,,
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dim FRIE
ElEsYe W alter!

This well established WaSh far the Eye, i.
perfectly innocent, and gives immediate relief
even in very aggravated cases of soreness and in.
hammation. Price IS cents.
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STRAYED

t'KoM the pasture Of Luther Burnett, Jr..
nthe westerly part Of the town. sometime
u.s., u.s. month . bright red 2 years old STEERS.
whoever VIII return them or give information
where they may be found, shall be literally re-.
warded REM DTiTMAN
Worcester, Nov. 2 U
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FARM FOR SALE,

THNllE subscriber offers for sale that well
II known Farm formerly owned and eccupi
ed by NATHAs WHlrE, Esq, containing IT'S
acres of Land, situated in the sou.herly part Of
Worcester. on the road leading to Oxfnrd. two
miles from the village Said Farm will be sold
for little more than the cost of the Buildings.
and offers good chance Ia any one VIII" may
wish to purchase For further information, ap
ply 10 SAMUEL HARRINGTON, Jr.
Worcester Nov eow4tp
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NOTICE.

a LII pessons indebted to the subscriber are
{ "a requested to make immediate payment.
Those who do not pay him by the first Of Jauu-
airy next, win have the consolation Of paying
additional cost. EZEKIEL PIERCE
West Boylstnn Nov 30
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MACHINE SHOP

&zzA yHYO BE LET, new Machine
E.sm Il Shop, containing three floors 80
Al&A feet square, with Water Power, we'll
situated at the New England Village, Grafton.
For terms, &c, apply to R. C. CABOT, at
Boston, or as above. 6w Nov %
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SORE
AND INFLAMED EXESI

TNHE studious, the weakly, and others
n who are troubled with soreness or infam
nation OF that delicate organ, will be able to OBJ
tain most pleasant and invaluable application, il
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GENUINE INDIAN
BALSAM of LIVERW(jRT
~ ID RS. M. N.
I Ia G,nwuz

~ x 4'Is W
W. GARDNER,
the sole proprie-
tor of the we'll
known genuine
Indian Baiseyu Of
L'perWOrt, pre-
pared from an In
dian receipt, con
tanning the
strength of three
} ounces of Liver
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ROYDEN & FENNO

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
1v scriber has seen duly appointed Admin
istrator on the Estate Of JESSE DANA,
late of Sterling, in the County OF Worces-
ter, deceased, and has taken upon himself that
trust by giving bonds as the law directs. All
persons indie bted to said Estate, are hereby call.
ell upon to make immediate payment; and all
those To whom said Estate sinde Dteu are reques,
cd 70 exhibit their demands for settlement.
PHiNEilAS u. DANA.
Ort 10 I2at Nl.r 4QN
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MEDICINES, PAINTS,
d YE-STUFFS, Sc.

% at t,eir Store opposite the Centre School
House, Main street,
ETAVE constantly on hand general assert
II ment of Drugs and Medicines, Paints and
Oil, Dive ;stuffs, Patent Medicines, Perfumery,
Cosmetics, English and American Fancy Soap,
Tosth, Hair, Nail, and Comb Brushes
-LiKEwlsE-
Pot aud Pearl Ashes, Sal Eratus, Spices,
Raisins, Figs, and Fruits of other kinds. Also,
I.orrilard's Maecoboy, Rappee, Scotch, and
coarse Rappee Snuff and Tobacco; Spanish
and American Cignrs Cavendish and Common
Tobacco; Smoking Tobacco, Pipes, &c, &c.
~ AT the same place may be found varie-
ty of other articles, which have not yet been
named in an advertisement, the quality and
price of which shall give satisfaction to the
purchaser
Worcester, Jan. 12. eo1y
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JOSIAH MOORE has taken JAMES SHAW
into copartnership with him, under the firm of
MOORE T. SH.AW, in the Manufacturing Els.
Establishment, formerly carried on by Warner &
Moore. JOSIAH MOORE.
JAMES SHAW.
0xfnrd Nnu % 1871 y
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PErRiFIED FeREsr. The following remark.
able account, in letter from G. II. Crossman,
to Lieut.. B. Walker, both Of the u s. army, is
taken from the Illinois Magazine
JEFFERSON Barracks. May l, 1880.
Dear Sir,-lt affords me much pleasure to
comply with your request; with regard to the
fetTified Forest. you must be Satisfied with the
following attempt to give you merely the facts
as they came within my own observation, with
out venturlng single speculation beyond the
effects produced
The enclosed specimen was broken off from
one OF the many large stumps ana nbs of
trees, found near Yellow Stone River, and
brought away by some one of the officers at
tached to the Yellow Stone expedition in 1918
The most remarkable facts perhaps, with re-
gard To these petrlfactions, of what was once
forest OF Thick timber, are their location and
abundance. For distance of twenty or thirty
IlIies. over an open high prairie. upon the west
ta"k ot 'he Missouri river. and a few miles be
."W ~ Junction with the Yellow Stone near
latitude IS. these reniains are more abundan.
The Topography of tins section OF the country
Is niily, and much broken into deep ravines aud
hnllows' On the sides and SUBMITS of the hills
az an elevation Of several hundred feet (esti
mated 500 above the presen, level of the river
and an estimated height Nor we have no in
s'rnments) of some thousand feet above til,
ocean, Tue earths lace is literally covered viii
stumps roots, and limbs Of petrified trees pre-
seniIng the appearance of "petri6ed forest,
broken and thrown down by some powerful con
vnlsion of nature, and scattered in all directions
IN nnumerable fragments.
Some OF the trees appear to have broken of,
IN falling. close 10 their root, while others stand
nj an elevation of some feet above the surface.
Many the stumps are OF a large size; meas
ured one of them, in company with Surgeon
Gale o. the u S. army, and found it 10 be up
wards Of . feet in circumference.
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FOR SALE.
TO BE LET.

- ENHE only Blacksmith Shop in the
E!iAu III centre Of the town Of Hard wick
41AA Any gentleman well versed in country
work, and wishing TO settle in The country
would do well to call and examine for himself
Possession given immediately For informa
ton inquire of CRiGHTON RUGGLES.
Hardwick Nov % zG,y
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TO BE LET.

a BLACKSMITH's SHOP, with five forp-
IA es, on Thomas street. Also the large
Brick Building formerly used as Furnace
Repairs will be made to suit the business of the
tenant. THOS KiNNICUTT.
Worcester June Is If
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SIEVES and SAFES.

wyHE subscriber continues manufacturing
N Wire Sleeves Of yarious kinds such az
Meal Sleeves, Sand Riddles, &c. Orders for the
same may bs directed to ID. Hrywoop, Wor.
ces,er, or TO the subscriber. He also manufac.
lures SAFES of all kinds for meat and provis.
i"ns which may be had Of JAnrs GRgEK q Co.
and at the CANAL STORE, in Worcester, or Of
the subscriber in Rutland.
April ~ If JABEZ BIGELOW.
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SPEED OF TIE HoRsE. As every thing
relating 10 the performance of this no.
BILE animal is worthy of record, we give
place to the following, which we find in a
late English paper -" Common report
says that Flying Childers could run mile
in minute, but there is no authentic rec
ord of this. He ran over the Round Course
at Newmarket, three miles SIX furlongs and
ninety-three yards, in six minutes and
forty seconds: and the Beacon Course.
four miles one furiong and 1873 yards. in
seven minutes and thirty seconds. In 1872
a mile was run by Firetail in one minute
and four seconds. In October, l74I, at the
Curragh Meeting, in Ireland, Mr.. Wild en-
gagged to ride l27 miles in nine hours. He
performed it in six hours and 81 min
utes. He employed ten horses, and allow
ing for mounting and dismounting, and a
moment for refreshment, he rode for six
hours at the rae of twenty miles an hour
Mr.. Thornhill, in l745 exceeded this, for
he rode from Stillton to London and back,
and again to Stillton, being 2l3 miles, in
81 hours and "a minutes, which is. after
allowing the least possible time for chang
ing horses, 20 miles an hour for il hours,
and on the turnpike road and ON even
ground. Mr.. Shatre, in 1852, with ten
horses, and five of them ridden twice, ac-
complished fifty miles and a quarter, in one
hour and forty nine minutes. In 1863, Mr..
Shatlos won more extraordinary match.
lie was to procure person to ride one
hundred nai!esa day, on any one horse each
day. Tor twenty-nlne Gays together, and to
have any number of horses not exceeding
twenty-nine. He accomplished it on four
teen horses; and on one day he rode one
hundred and sixty miles on account Of the
i,lilng OF his first horse. Mr.. Hurs Quib-
bier, however, afforded the most extraordi-
nary instance on record of the s,outness as
wen as speed of the race horse. In De-
eember, 1856, he ran twenty-three miles,
round the fiat at Newmarket, in fiftv-sev.
en- minutes and ten seconds.
yAtto York Courier.
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Pants, Drugs, Dye Stufs, &c.
JOHN COE

Offers for Sale al his Store on Num- street,
NJ Hl'fE LEAD, f.inseed Oil, French yell
w low, venetian Red, Chrome Yellow, Red
Lead, Spts. Turpentine, Copal Varnish, Japan,
Paint Brushes, Window Glass, &c
Together with full assortment Of Drugs,
Patent Medicines, Dye-Stuffs, Spices, Snuff
Tobacco, and great variety of other articles
too numerous TO mention, all of which will be
sold on reasonable terms.
Worcester Apr;l 49, tf
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NOTICE.

HNHE Copartnership heretofore existing be
IL tweeE the subscribers, is this day dissolv.
ed by mutual consent. JOSIAH Moore is au
thoriZed to settle the concerns of said copait
nership. EDWARD WARNER.
JOSIAH MOORE.
Oxford, Nov 26, 1881.
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Handel s. Haydn Singing Books.
WEORR & ROWLAND have Just received
ELY large supply Of the above Books, which
they will furnish to Societies and Schools on
reasonable terms. Also, Watts's and Select
Hymns, and Winchell's Watts, at tho lowest
Boston price. H
Worcester, Nov. 9. 6teo
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To the Honorable Nathanie

Paine. Judge Of Probate for the County of
Worcester:
VHNHE subscriber, Guardian Of the six minor
M Children of JOHN BOYD, late of Oak
ham, deceased, namely, REUBEN Boyp, JAMES
BoYD, MARY J. BoYD, DANFoRrH r. BoYp, JU-
LA BOYD, and CHENEY BoYp-respectfnlly rep
resenis that the said Minors are seized and pos
sessed OF about thirty acres Of Land, lying in
SAID Oakhan', which produces but little urofit,
not enough for their support-and lba, il ia
necessary to sell said Land for that burmese, He
therefore prays the Hon. Judge to license and
authorize him TO sell and convey the said Mi
nor 8 Real Estate, for their benefit.
CHENEY POTTER.
October 25, 1881.
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GERMAN HEAD ACHE POWDERS.
These powders give relief in all cases OF head
ache Immediately, and remove all drowsy letharglc
sensations. Thousands who have tried them
suLstantiate these facts. Price 81 i-2 cents per
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On the foregoing Petition, ordered, that no.
tioe thereof be given 10 all persons concerned,
by causing said Petition and this order to be
published three weeks successfully, before the
first Tuesday in January next, in . The Massa-
chusets Spy" printed in Woroester-that they
may be heard thereon, at Court Of Probate,
then to be holden at Worcester in said County,
at 10 Of the clock before noon, if they sec cause
NATHANIEL PAINE, j. Prob.
A copy Attest
40 THEOPH's WHEELER Rs0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-25

EoHN Mortimer, jr., Thomas and Philip BaI,zslI,
@ Wood & Abbott, james DtkIon, William Z. May
hsw & Company. William Norris s. Son, William N Tor.
ria jr, James N. & l.. Dickson, G. Burd & Busby,
Joseph Pond N. Smith Pfen!iss, and F. Leamay s.
Company
STs: As you not residents Of Virginia, and have
no known attorney within ths to whom notice
can be given, you will please take notice ths Mon
day the IL day Of December 1881 between the hours
Of 10 A. M. and p. NJ, at the office OF Tazewell
Taylor o. in the borough Of Norfolk, we shall pro
seed TO take she depo,ions Of Joseph ii Robertson,
William Vincent. Risha. d l. Gregory, William Pan
nell and o hers to be read in evidence in certain
suit now pending in the Circuit Court OF Law and
Chansery, for the souniy Of Jimes City, (and former.
pending and undetermined in The late Superior Court
OF Chaneery, directed by law 10 DO he at Tho former
Capitol. in The ely OF Wiamsburg) in which we are
Piannii' and you, together with William Coi Id and
John A. Roberts, are defendants. The taking OF the
i'd dispositions will DO continued from day TO day al
the place and within the hours aforesaid ill
or any thing thoud ossur TO prevent the tax pg OF
The sad dispositions the Cay aforesaid they will be
continued over from day to day, till begun add
plefsd Yours. sc.
Clarke & Williams. Con,stoek s. hping, Clarke
y Rhodes, and Shdto, TIFFANY q Co by
FREDERICK VINCENT,
Attorney for The plain i'll, afors said.
NOV Il 5l-w4w
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Nov. A..

q toMSToCK & Irving, Clarke s. Williams, Clarke
~ Il Rhodes, j. Mortimer, jr. Wood s, Abbot, Jas
Dickson, William Mayhem s. Company. William
Norris & Son. William N,r'i jr James N. s. l.. Dick
son, c. Burd Busby, Joseph Pond, N. Smith Prem
u's, and +. Leamay s. Company
SHs: As you are not Residents OF Virginia. and hay
no known attorney within the same, to whom notice
can be given you will Please take notice, that, Mon
day, the IL day OF Dtcsmbsr, 1881, between the
hours oil 10 A. Nj and p. NJ, at the Office of Taz.
we'll Taylor, Eqr n the borough OF Norfolk, we Oh all
proceed 10 take the deposons OF Jose H. Robertson
william r. Vincent, Rishard l. Gregory, William
Panneii and others 10 be Esad in evdense in seriaip
suit now pendiog in The Circuit Court Of Law and
Chansery, or tho county Of James City, (and orme riy
pending and undetermined 10 the late Superior Court Of
Oh merry, drested by law obe held at the former Capt..
oi the city OF Wilism'hnrg)in which plaintiffs
and you, together viii William Cofi-ld, aud John A.
Roberto, are defendants, Tbs taking Of hs said dspo-
si'on' viii be continued from day cay, az ihs place
and within the hours aforesaid, nil com peted or il INV
thing should occur 10 prevent the taking OF the said de-
positions on The day Aforesaid they will be continued
over from day to day, ill begun and completed.
Yours, &c.
Thomas & Philip BaltseH and ShaD. 1.fany,
& Co. by FREDERICK yINCENT
Attorney for the plaintiffs Aforesaid
NOV q. 5I-w4w
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LIN CHANCERY AT Court held for Louisa
u county, at Ihe Covrt-house, on MONDAY Octobsr
ths lob, 1881:
How ard b. Edwards, Plaintiff
against
Francis A. Houchins, Anderson Tfice administra,or
o. william Irise, deed and William W. BsadIes and
ddy Lipssomb, executors OF JJhn Lipscomb de.
ceased, ID fsndan,.
This day same the plaintiff by his Attorney and 6ied
MS BILL and the defendant, Ffansis A H,ushin, not
h'viag entered bis appearance and given scuriy az
coohs 70 Ia" and the rules Of This soutt, and sp-
pesriog 10 the satisfaction Of the court, Iba, he /, nn,
an nnaoant OF this State On the ion of the plaintiff
6y bi, COUNSEL 10 ordered that the said defepdsp,
Francis a. Honsbins, do appesr h.re the first day
Of January court next and answer The bill Of in, o,in
M, and 'ha copy oil this order be forthwith insert-
ed 10 some newspaper published 10 the atty OF Rich
mond Tor Two months sutees,vsly, and posted The
'front.' door OF The Courthouss OF this county on some
court day. Copy.-Tssie,
JOHN HUNTER C. L. C.
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