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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-16
Tie following article is in place at this season

Tie following article is in place at this season
I" Season Of Green Fuit.-The deaths in Phi.
ladelphia last week amounted to the number o.
ll6. including thirty children by cholera motbG..
The Philadelphia Gazette remarks that the mor
tally among children is very great. The amount
Of children deceased from Cholera Morbus in he
week just reported, has increased to 80. Dis.
eases Of the stomach anu bowels are apt to be
augmented by green fruit. cucumbas, &c. The!
should be guarded against by parents, and their
$ paring use recommended. III, difference ofSs
adults to "a children, shows an Increase Of ack.
ness among young patients, which should cause
great watchiulness in regard . diet and trea:
ment."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-16

We copy the following fom an Albany paper
only to add, that we sometimes suffer from hay
ing newspapers stolen, aid tbe thief or thieves,
If detected, shall be deaf with as below:
e" Stealing NetOspuoers-A boy belonging
the Office of the Argus saw a person steal a cops
of the Freeman's ADVOCATE from the steps Of a
house, at an earIyhour on Saturday morning. He
caused the thief 20 be brought before Mr.. Po-
imprisonment. This may serve az q warning TO
others. The Lad of the Argus had, we presume.
been found faat with by subscribers who did 90:
receive their tapers. lie therefore did but jus.
tice to himsf and his employer, while he caused
justice to y done to the delinquent"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-16

We have read, with unmingled satisfaction,
the eloquent and classical Grafton delivered il
Washington on the 4th instant, by p. R. Frs.
DALI, Esq. We we're prepared to look for
something worthy Of the occasion and the &C.
knowledge abilities Of the speaker, and we have
not heen disappointed. The praises that have
been bestowed upon this Grafton, 10 the public
prints and in private circles, are not eyaggers.
tons. 1t is full Of beautiful imagery, aud
abou nds in lie sentiment and happy expressions.
The Orator felt that the cause 10 which he was
engaged vas one worthy Of his best efforts, and
he fully succeeded. Less than this we could
not say.
The National Gazette says, there is "a.con.
ing" another "huse letter. against the Masons
and Editors, from Mr.. Rush.
We find the following paragraph in the Albaus
Advertiser. 1t furnishes a fact which we have
always predicted relative to Mr.. Mclean:
We have known, for some weeks past, tha.
the anti. masons had addressed a letter to Judge
Mclean, Of Ohio, and, we have reason to believe,
for the purpose of ascertaining whether he would
consent, if nominated, to serve as their candidate
for President. Whether this letter was address.
ed to him " by authority" or as the mere SUI.
gestion Of particular individuals. We pretend no.
to know, nor do we care. 1t has drawn forth
from him. however, an answer, which the anti
masonic journals will experience no great plea.
sure in publishing. For their ediication AMI
amusement, however. We take leave to state, thai
Judge Mclean has explicitly declared, that he
would not denounce masonry, if he was certain
that such dcrunciation would elevate him to ~
Presidency"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-16
ALEXANDRIA, d. c.
y,7TBDaY MORNING. aPRL 16, is2l'

n, Fo,nrsr as Damon on Thursday even.
ing, admirably sustained that nope ,s"s well
The audience were highly delighted. as 'hey wei,
might be- We might mentpn' were we u,sPu 's;,h
to write critque, several passages delivered WIZ,
an effect we never saw surpassed. Inc tasu'.
of this fine actor have not been ovefrate,'. a"u US
must 20 on winning "golden opinions" 'r'" '"e
admirers of the Drama. a.,
We perceive by the bills that Mr.. rohHEs,
is to play tonight in Virginus' which ne tahIs a.
his benefit. This is said to be one OF MS oes,
characters, and we doubt not numerous anu
fashionable audience will witness the perform
ance
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-16

down m crime, bec,ouded with the dreadful and
mbittering reflection, that this hopeless wreck OF
fortune and of character has been brought upon
him by his own revenge and by his wreckiess'y
shedding the blood Of his fellow man.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-16

j. I.,r1ous. Many whom we love, some, the
snr;nn If ,vhose blood and that of our own is not
remote. and many more, the children OF early
friends who are now abroad in the world noby
fulfilling their dut,es. in the walks OF usefulness
and the mains Of honor, were educated there.
'"N Wv t' liaage Record.
Canal Steamboat. saw yesterday, the
model of Steamboat worked with sp'ral "hee'
or shaft. placed in the centre, and operating SO
ss AZ to throw no waves to the side. The Prin-
ciple is applied by Mr.. Ccpely, whom we hotlceo
last fall. 1t appeared to us that the banks OF a
canal would suffer no injury from abrasion oy
the movement of a boat propelled on this prlncl,,
ple: and the power of the wheel or screw seemed
sufficient to give very rapid motion to the boat,
under the operation of an efficient engine.
70. s. Gazette.
-.saaeaa-
We have before us very fine portrait OF the
late Judge Bushrod Washington, engraved by
]. B. Lonsacre. from painting by G. Harding
The likeness is close. and strongly expressive
and Characteristic, Both artists have exerted
their utmost skill IN the execution OF the work.
The peculiar and excellent style OF MIR. Long
acre is too we'll known to need a description
This engraving deserves the patronage OF every
member of the legal profession throughout the
Union. To every one the memory OF Judge
Washington must be dear, as it sheds lustre
over the whole order, and as mind, knowledge
and spirit, are consubstantiated with the hishes,
jurisprudence IF the country. The history and
functions of the court to which he belonged I'M
part interest and authority. TO the image OF cach
of the iurists mho hitherto composed that august
tribunal. Judge Washington always sustained
himself at the elevation which it seems to imply.
having followed the admirable Chief Justice TO the
true summit Lerel, where the latter also will re-
main as long as he shall continue of the Court.
Nat. Ga.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-16

cue 81 the weather nas sqaally, ard that n'sh'
hlew severe gale"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-16
THE SECRETS OF THE PRISON HOUSE,

THE SECRETS OF THE PRISON HOUSE!
Hear the Telegraph! Duff Green replies to
the Charge of being opposed to Gen. Jackson, at
length, and among other things SAYS
l recoilect, distinctly, having had converse.
ton with Mr.. Welles, Ibelieve in the month of
December 1899, but not such conversation as
he has asserted. He called upon me at nv resi-
dence; said that one object Of his visit to Wash:
ington was, to ascertain truly the condition of
parties; and requested me to communicate, CON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-22
DOME SHHHa


;Neo Yorh and Weuo Jeyssy-U. $ supreme 1o,.,1 -
P"hIish to-day, TO the exclusion of several ,,
ueIes pr pared previously, the Message Of the q
mr. aud The communication of the Attorney Ccns,aI
o. ts subject OF The controversy bstween tbI .,,,s
shd New jersey, and the proceedings II the IT. G
Supreme Court touching tho u alter
THESE documents are Of the highest lnpo,,s,cs 10
the peopl' Of Ills state They will he read 90. y, ~,
10 Gouoi with The attention the .uhjss, IL en- i,leJ 70,
Ihey afford full view Of the questions at is.us no
tween tbs State md the Supreme Court and viii 60
ao" ne ImPirial reid-r 10 understand their lrus msr
aud their present position.
Inc reeen, decision Of the Supreme Court, nv Ubios
ney assume lu'idicion IN this case, and unser which
psy aVo" inc determination to proesed to insl de.
cIson TO an &c PdTfe argument II the par les are M, IN
@ mas 80 sngsd the posture Of III. que.d ~ that
,he SOyrno' ststes bat, unless 9th yse d,rse.d h.
The legislature, be ~ all direct The Attorney Cns,st
sPyesI, ara enter protest against The assumption. o.
we Con'i; argue the queson.of juri,dicon; aoJ No
soy The decision stall be sdyetse on ,bs, poo, .,
Procseu 70 on atsumsot on the merit, Tnis. be con
re"s. 70 De th' only course wbcb. under Il ei,.
eomHsnees he can with due regard 4, the in,e,e.,,
W. ,kn'' o. 'De safe, UsIk out for bimss though IN
whole matter b submitted 70 the direction Ct the IL si,
latuFe. va " "'o 'es"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-22
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
NOW OFFER FOR YALE The hrinL iapn.--a..

81 r. opk
anu us apPlrensnces, located full acre of well
enclosed ground, nearly opposite MIR. Thomas Ru,bsr
No11 = ana teuan'ed TO the able Engineer M, Stein.
Also, brick tenement, near our High Coo.,shi.'.
Fssidence or JOHN Codd ny tensned 10 Mr. CI.ms,,
white, one OF our City Police Officers
AGO. TWO brick 'enemens under one roof m r.
other TO Mr.. PsarInap NV '"o
ESQ, 'faUed building near TO the upper Mshodi.t
pace OF worship, wei known the residence Of ,bs
Rev Mr.. Kerr. " o
Also, a recently erected brick buildng re- ,,..a
ing on iull acre OF well enclosed ground on Cbnrch
mn, geoly declining to the S2u'b and aJmirabIv
H., or .ns culture oil vegetables, opposite Mt-
Aisn an improved Lot, No 8, al Rocket. % 10 h,
200 and more deem 90 ~ oy
A,-o. two Los with brick buildings IN rem s,s,,.a
ou T. street ueAry opposite Mr.. Wsrygick's ,obae,c
ware house IN very dilapidated ard rninous STATE.
w. me same Time posessiDg materials for other struc
s,on' VIII sly, Two lots, now offered for sale-ona
Of which "a directly South Of Mr.. BareJsv's tobsess
factory, 100 feet by l30apd the olber of vearv in
cfeasing value viz No. 3, 10 feet fro,t m ,h
Dock, by 100 ieet 10 depth, which warehouse aim.
ANS might be erected. '
An opportunity is afforded the potcb,s.,. ~
I'VE STOCK Tor slaughter Of having pens contiguous 10
market TO keep them Ia.
The ~ scres Of ground on Valley or Bo,ch.,
street, known Tor years past AZ Mr. John Wyse,s s,ush
ter pen, will be laid of into twentv.fnur s.ns,.' s
distinct Iols; iwsIve OF which 80 leei front ON ga
street. will ron back 1870 ct or theteahou, n az -.
feet alley; and thence twelve other los of s;,iIs, g.
ground ''''o' " mo
uch OF the Aforesaid los az AT the close OF the ,pe
oeeeo'os mouth, remain UNFOLD, will then be dspossd
OF az Auc ion, to The highest bidder; r''
And, u have liberal bid made me- FIR ,,,, 49,.
offer for sale. Wv" "oW
Capitalists, here and else where could no, rs,h.u.
better dispose Of their unemployed funds than in 80,
E portion OF them in cry property wbieb posses,s.
sovsntiges not surpassed by sDy city in TIE Uni,sd
Es =. Ro GREENHOW.
I'VE No. 9s-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-22
NN oNsIEUR IoNsoN-WiII stand the nezi 49,

VIZ oNSlEUR TON >ON-Wil stand the nexI se,-
w son at my stable, the main road leading from,
aston Ferry TO Petersburg; twelve miles from Rel
heu' hlteen IRON n northampton Court house fifteen
rom Halifax forty from warrenton and ffty.seyen
south OF Petersburg. His season will commence the
hrst OF February, and end the first of Julv H. will
De let 10 Mares at 90 dollars the season which mas
ne discharged by the payment 40 dollars within ,he
season. Mares can be insured at rs dollars The in
surance VIII be expected soon as the mare is discov
ered 10 be In ioa or the property changed One dollar
WI" oe expected by the groom in every case
Every desirable arrangement has been made for tba
accommodation oil mares sent this horse either with
or without colts. They will be pastured gratis. we'll
led WIN grain, If required, at % cents per dav and
stabbed In all bad weather, that they may be return
ca 10 'heir owners in COOL condition. Every attention
but cannot be liable for accidents that NAV hammer -
monsieur Ionson is beautiful bay fife hands H. rec
inches high with black legs, name and tail He Ia
hhely proportoned, exhibiting beauty and mower
throughout his form. His blood, appearance and ps,
lonahce is equal ii not SUPERIOR any horse on the
continent. " "'o
His colts are likely, and in high estimation Nm
sieur ionson is full brother Of sir Richard and Cham
pon-ail OF which, have never been beaten Mon
sieur onson has made himself so well known hv hi.
uhrVaed achievements the turf az TO render ali fur
'her houce unnecessary. Those who desire to see
more detailed account of his pedigree and pertorman
ces' are referred to the American Farmer voIum. o
page S9o-and also, TO the Turf Register md Sporting
Magaz ne, Tor January, 1881 WILLIAM M0ODS
northampton CO., N. Carolina, Feb. rs. 95-w12w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-22
NEW HAMPSHlRE ELECTION

We have received clip from The office OF The New
Hampshire Phriotsivng return Of he vote for Cover
nor IN SKY eight iowDs. Slss Dnsmoor, The Repub
can C,ndidaie bas 1925, Icbabnd Bartlett The FEEDER.
al Candidate, slO2; majority for Diusmoor 1923. The
nsu Republican gain in these towns, over the vote o
last year, $50
From private letters, we learn that our friends en-
TRAN no doubt Of The complete triumph Of the Repub
tcin Ticket, for Governor, Members Of Congress- end
Members OF The State Ls gislalure. TGIobe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-22
Albany, March 10, 1881.

NeD York Us. .Neto Jersey.-Wr have commence =
o-day, the publication 0f thu documents which lave
versy between this aud 'he state OF New Jer,ev
20 to territory and iurisdicona limits app ars IN
Nav jersey has commenced sui, in the Suprsm,
C"uri OF the United States. 10 which she sets fortt
that she is Justly and ully entitled TO the exclu-
've Jurisdiction aud property Of AM the waters oil
The Hudson River, from the 4isi gree of auu.e TO
me bay 81 New Yok, or midway OF the said river and
to the mdeay OF the chann.l of the sid bay # Nav
York, and the whole of Siaen-l Island Sound TO eth
or with the llnd covered by water of the SAID liver
bay and sound in the Ike extent To brng the matter
10 ani''ur' she ha' hled her b accordingly and pro.
cured subPeAa to he served on the Governor and
Attorney General OF this state to appear on behalf Of
The people OF tho state Of York aud answer IN re
TO. under th- psnb:ty oi Ave hundred dol3fs. The
Governor ba1 Informed the Legislature, that uni -ss
oihe'wiFe directed, he shall irstrnc, The Attorney
General to protest against any evidence of righi on ihe
par; OF tIe stAie OF NV Jersey Ivy appearing and con
D.
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- MucH Ynr NrsArss ussvNG.'
From the WATERS Wreath.
enNf. fr nErn- ~ 49,. ,-.,-


SONG OF DELoS-Bv MRS. nENAss.
A.eSo was beard OF o!d-e low sweet song,
On the blue seas by Delos;' from that isle.
III" san Gods owl domain. gentle gill,
Gcn'le-yet all inspired Of soul Of mien,
Was bOIoe away to die. How bosutful
Seems This world 10 the dying.-but for h~
The child Of beauty aud of poesy,
hul of soft gtscian ski"s-oh who may dream
OF n that from her chaugeful eye flashed forth,
Or Slmced more QulseIing through starry tears,
A. IA her lands rich vision, fame Der fans
Her Young nos last, that hour From her pale brow
Aud burning cheek she threw tho rinslo,s back
And bending lorwatd--as tho spirit swayed
The reed like form still to tho shore beloved,
Doathod he music of hot wild farewell
Ger dancing wavcs:-"oh! linser yo,," she ctisdj
OH pause upon the deep!
Where floats tho golden day DER fame and steep,
Never so brightly smiled mine sweet shore;
On lngor, hngcr on the parting oiI
isee the laurels ding back showers
OF son light still on many shrine,
Through the dim olives lead its cleaning uo'
hear the sound of iutes-a swell OF song
Nine is too low to roach that Joyous thronsi
ooh, inger linger on the oar,
Beneath my native sky!
Though breathing from the radiant shore
Voices of youth too sweetly wander by!
Mime hath no part in all their summer mirth,
YCi ack they call INC to the laughing earth.
"a fatal gin hath been thy dover,
Lord of the Lyrcl to me;
With song and wreath from bower to bower,
Sisters wen, bounding like young oIdesd. heei
Have lain and listened omy beating heart,
Snow wasted by the Unborn FIRE,
sink to early rest;
The ray that lit !. o Incense pyrc,
Leaves unto al iath the temple in my breast,
On sunshine, skies, rich flowers! too soon 70,
While round me thus trIumphantly we glow!
"Brght isle! mig but thine echoes keep
A tone OF my farewell,
One tender low and deep,
Shrined 'mid, thy iouuts and haunted rocks TO dweR
Might my last breath send music to thy shore!
On! hngor, soamvn, lnseT On tho OAR"
at will he remembered that this beautiful Island
ancient Greeks from having been the birth place of Apo
nj DIANA None born died there the mothers aud
tuF the Oi
>pcduous. with prety pomp frequently
thvns tp enforce this o'onanco particularly to prupao III
DIS time of calamity. Our refers tho celebrated
on at tho time OF the Peoponnesan during the psgue
lheDs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-22

RIcHMoND, Hh March, 1881.
NOTICE Wanted 81 sk- Psnitsntisry, Ten Thou.
Y ssnd Pounds OF WOOL, for the purpose OF max.
iDg outside clothing for Nsgraes.
March 9. OFT THOMAS NELSON, r. AP.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-22
PETERSBURG Rail KO1D BILL

The reader wi, hod from hi. days paper copied from
tue EnqutrfT, IN" most cooilns report which has APP
p-arsd o the Debate in the Home OF Delegates ON the
paas'gc OF the Peter burs RnI Road Bill
The u, alter beng smeudsd in the Senate has be
ps''ed by thst holy, aud reformed to he House oil
O'legNes. TIE as i'neui, VIII Ch goes to prot /. il
~ u 'oera' G'vsrnuent rom becoming sock no der
ia som"fh nfLo il '-g 1n; h ugh IT, thi, p,ricu.
Jar instance. 10 w icb such prIucpic IL first
TO he incorporated IL law OF Vire MA, W. have no
great objection 20 H.. IL Can have no effect. Tn.
Petersburg Rail Road Company have never entertained
the idea OF apDyipx 20 the Ua-d States for ai; nor "
th~v any future dsv, slant IN need nj sss,snce r. m
that qnarer, provided The STATE does her part Tn
subscription If two-ht.hs Of H. Stock J.. all the Conpat
AK OF ihs Comn1nwealh--ti IL as much az shaw wan
and not more than they entitled to recsive LIT
the Legiiliur- accord us his il conformity with tho
rule which hiss been invarably observed since the
formation OF the fund for Internal improvements and
Tor onrEelgss, speaking but az ind viduals we say
me Houss OF Delegates. IL they please, may resric
The annual payments to the Of six ,housand dolare
aud the Ssoaie, II they think proper, exclude not
only the United STATES. but all the Governments OF
Enrcps, and We are content. Peters. Int.
James .Atdrich, pard0ned-Iti s no Doubt remsn
bsTed iat at tbs sitiDgs OF the s xlh Circuit Court OF
the U. States for the ID srci Of Gsorgis held in June
last, Jameg hdtch, private in the U. s. service,
was tried and convicted for shooting Corporal James
Winchester, al the Arsenal, Augusta and
ed TO two years in the jail of this county
and pay hne OF sight hundred dollars. We uuder.
stand that the President hsp pardonsd Aldueh, and
ordered his resate on payment OF the costs of Court
which, IL 10 said IL near thee bundrsd dollars.
SAVANNAH Republican, Of March IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-22

H,AE oiokS' NOrICE.--Ail prr.ops bavin~
"a claims against the estate of Henry Timber, ke
g. u. 'a'e OIL hng William County, are hereby mott.
next as this notice will be pleaded in bar of all .ueb
are presented after that time. Those ind sbed arc
quested to make immediate payment " 10
HENRY TlMBERLAKE, Executor
King William, Feb. &c. OK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-22

L 1880, S"y e'ui'' Deeennsf 1Iib,
,r,in., ~ CVmpt.
HeasIek Suiphir, James Sutphn, Martin r. Hawk, W.
Walton, decd "' - II o. 4 nus
ms cause came on this day 10 he heard, and
uhe s'i.co1 OF tho court that the
m.s 10 THIS e'u. stsnd tbs defendant Henry sutphu h,d
@ WITH the court doth sjidse, order aud
. " ht s"nmisonets OF hi,
mp accounts Of Walton Suphn an seouuI III ~
"eo ,ot ~hea t 'sid W,te" liable either
e'uy Of the said Sutphiu individually, aud teport tbs
court with any matter deemed pertinent himself or reou,rsS ~
the SAID parties TO be specially stated copy T..s
III. NUNNALLY, ID. q.
tn. n,,,;.. CARrHRsviLLR, Jan. 9th, 1891.
ed the I'm day Il March the
'ns ORDER VI COURT which o'cioek
M 70 sen, al my :es IN hi, place. their booL se.
om.s copies of the usceHary papers. ~" ""s
reo ~ sS-~4"< JOHN DANIEL, Jr Ccmu;,,,on.,
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warren 97-ws"' b. woRSHAM, &C.

FHNkUST SALE.-By vn;ur OF a Deed of T1n.,
by Presley Elicit and wife, on IN. third of F.Sna'
ioZo' ana recorded IN the Ce'k's office of King VII
lam county; SHALL as surviving Trustee proceed 10
SCH o' ne putpo'o expressed ia said deed, at ID. -.
quest Of TIE President and Masters or Prof.s.,r =,
william ana Mary College in Virgins, at ruhl,c auc.
nSn' 70 tn: h,shet bidder, tor cash, on Monday The
Aom "sy OF hisrch NEXT 1t fair II not the FIRST fair cav
thereafter, al King William court house Il bain c.,
day'a certain piece or parcel Of land, situate wing.
ana being In the county OF Kng William near Brandt
myne, containing ons hundred aud sixty. six acres
Inc u,ie 10 The land is believed to be good-But
such only as is vested in the Trustee will he r, ,as
TT No EDMUND CHRISTIAN. .
5w
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In tHANCERY.-At a Court held Tor Pence ~
"ari county, February the 2ist, 1881.
Vincent Phillips, p,r

var county, February the 2lsi, 1881.
Vincent Phillips, phn
against
John Booth Exor. Of Richard Phillips, and Adm or.
" Enz'or'h rs,'hPs, Richard Mar-hall, Sarah his
Neal, Mary smith, Elizabeth Hawkins, Richard Phil
hp' Joseph Phiip', Jeho Phillips, John p H.wkiu, and
tn ,, 49, detts.
Lucy Neal ne' having entered their appe anse and
given security according to act of the Geners A..
era assembly and the rules Of this Court and il an
10. 'nhanian OF his Siae, the motion of the pain
en' ny HE Attorney II il ordered that tn. said d.
,ehd'D, --G Gray, aud Lucy his wife, formerly
Lucy Neal do appear here on hs fret day OF NAV
Cour, next and answer the plaintiff. BILL and that e..
Ply OF ih's order DO forth with inserted in ,oue on. of
,ne pupe newspapers printed in the City Of Richmond.
or TWO months 'ueeessvely, and ALEC posted At The
i'on' door oil the court-hou.s OF hi, county.
A. A Copy. Tsue
"areh 9I-wSH b. WORSHAN C. e
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Conpir

the 2<th, 1851 - $3.50 49,
bsnjsmin II. Powell, Cou.,s
Against ''*
Lvks Lincoln, George w. Ci, Alex. O. Smith, ID ft
In. day came the Pantd BY his Aorney 6led his k
toe Defendant Luke Line on
gwen security according ~ the Act Assembly uis
10. court and appearing by sfseoy evidence that he Ia NJ
an nhaese OF this Ordered Tia. the ,d ~
DO sPPes here on the I md
'~e the PLAINTIFF BILL performing ,uek
- ne eut nay make hefsm- All that
'Vn"n inserted IN rubhed of REX
moni or nth' copy h ns.s.A
upHths hont door VI b. Csuhous Of ths county. " T
i. 90 copy Ts"s, PHI. NUNNALLY, DO.
~" % s5-wsw
lRGlNlA; In Chsn.ery AT Rue, holden an IN. e,I, -
1881, - Wv ~" Wy o. rss.
Samuel ID. Psaro,, p,,r
1859
James rhompsO. and Susan his wife, said jams. , .5
~ oon non with he will annexed Of William Psatro Jsd
tn, def.n.. - Dsfts.
Wh'sm P-stros., the d. Iiud,on H.r,-
@ns ana sarah his wife, and Jshu n, NIX
% ured Their appearance aud sivep security aceord.s to
- OF A'ssoy aud the rules OF court spp,se Nv
'Soshee that they of
odetsd that the
OF our sara court the OH IN, second Mon,sv
apth neat aud answer the plaintiff aud thai eonx If ~
oue DC inserted IN some publhed m IN. e If -
honu o TWO months 'ueee.vei,i ecpv of III, -. 1.
P'"u' the ir'nt door Of the courthouse th, COUNT
cory. T..te,
r.. ;, JOHN L. PENDLEroN, d. O.
So ws~s