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1 1ayas s SSEzSE TREASURY wARRAMrs

LIND OFFICE TREASURY WARRANTS
ME Subscriber 10 under the Impression that there
are yet outstanding, in the possession Of indivi-
dusis who purchased, or with their representatives.
Pnginia Land Office Treasury Warrants. Issued up.
on the old Continental Funds, that remain unspproprl-
ated according to law, especially to the benefit Of
.ne rrop,'e'Srs ore; Notice is hereby given, to all
have been located or even Surveyed that they can be
made available II grants have not ISSUED thereon
He therefore, suggests to persons, and the representa-
ves Of such persons, who have had interest In such
Warrants TO search their old papers-spd II they
hnd any Warrants entries and surpevs " hich
have no, been patented aud communicate the fact ct
Fredericksburg Virginia, (po't pa) they may rely on
IT, that they will be made available. He continues 10
receive Agencies Tor the reso'a alton Of Western Lands
that have been cold for the State and Uaited States
Idr' forfeiture. Sc.-to identify Lands by re.survey,
Tor portion OF the Land, specific compensation to
be paid alter competion-pay taxes procure tenants
make saes collect debts, negotiate business transact
tons. furnish Information, procure evijence-and ma.
ure suits Tor hearing in the different Chancsry District
Courts in Virginia.
He will give the most satisfactory attention and dis.
patch to Revolutionary Claims and where the uantitv
OF Land Is OF jusiihable magnitude will attend In mar.
con. and locate Soldiers aud Officers Lapds-aiI al
which will be done by the Subscriber, for por Of
the Lands proceeds Of any business cop6ded 10 him
He invites those who have business to communicats
With him at Fredericksburg, (Ys) and make proposals.
coupling duties for him to PERFORM and the promise ii
specihc o, contingent compensation to be paid after
the completion OF the business Notice 10 those who,
address him after November To direct to lie yisbure,
Greenbrier, IVA for the next three months
or until he gives notice of his return to Fedeek.bur
Lewisburg Is nearly the of bis Western Vire~
ma Asencies-n his absence, to any other secon.-s~
Letters will be, by his order, forwarded.
Those who have not his reference in former adj.
ver,isements, are directed to this paper the Whx Of
Richmond, aud the National Intelligencer Of Septem
Der aud October past He adds the most positive assn.
rance, that business OF any nature cou6Jed to him
will have his unremitted personal services IT a IL
land business he will 90 the soil-if business win
persons he will visit the individuals aud not trust 10
The chance OF halidoing business by setting in an Of
nee, and corresponding The forest will be his Office
and horseback the medium Of his CORE spondence-
He will not rhe with business nor mock the expecta
ton OF employers-neither will he send but go do
the busness-and give early of the steward
ship His employers and correspondents in Washing.
ton, Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York, aud Boston,
may tee assured that he will vs, them once year al
least HENRY O MIDDI ETON
Nov 10 56-w6m Frede, icksburg, Viyginia
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ENDUCATlON.-My school VIII be continued The
AI ensuing year. My course of instruction will
comprehend The Greek and Latin Languages, EDgli.h
Grammar, English Competition, Geography, with the
use OF Maps aud Globes, Mathematics asd Arithmei tic
The school will commence Monday the 9th of Jan.
oary, 1881, and terminate the ION day OF Decem.
Der following. There will be vacation Of four weeks
commencing on the 10th day OF June. The charge
Tor board tuition washing lodging and fuel will br
one hundred aud ten dollars, pay able one-ba, the
lst day OF june 1884, and the other half the LIST OF
December following.
The discipline OF the school will be parental and as
much care aud kindness will be extended TO boys con-
hdrd TO my instruction, as TO my cisllTeD.
My residence is remote from the haunts of vice and
immorslity, and remarkably healthy 1t is situated in
the county OF Louisa 3S miles from Richmond and the
Ike distance from Fredericksburg. The stage from
Fredericksburg TO Gainesville passes by my residence
and tina, from Richmond TO Harrisonturg within a
short distance OF it.
Letters TO me, should be directed to "Gardner's II
Roads, Louisa" VIM. NELSON, JUn'r.
NOV. ~ 53-lafu
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sre of Sally Walker Wasb,ng
III ton. SaliY McGhee Nancy w .rr.n Ea,.a..- II

ENMoLEON The sire of Sally Walker, Washing.
n ton, Sally McGhee, Nancy Ware n, Hotspur. and
her hne racers will stand the ensuing season being
the second since biz return from Alabama at Weyau.
skp' IN Charss City, the residencs OF the subscriber
30 miles from Richmond, 30 from Petersburg or 80 10
cross al Obornes and will be let to mares an ffv dol
isrT' payable at the exPra OF the season. with dis
count oil twenty per cent to those who think proper 10
pay before the end thereo seventy Eve dollars ns,r.
ancs payable as the mare il ascertained to be
in oa or the property changed, with one dollar cash
TO The groom In every instance. have extensive pas-
'usge, with separate enclosures for mares and coits
which will be fed quired with grain al 25 MIA no.
day No liability for accd n,s escapes though The
greatest care ri be used to prevent ether The sea-
son will commence the ooh February and expire tho
10Th Of Jane. JOHN MINGE.
WEYANoKE, Feb s, 1881.
PEDIGREE
lImoieon was go, by Sir Archie his dan, by the inn.
ported sal'ram, "hich wa. by o'Kely's celebrated
Eclipse, grand dam by old Wlljair, e. e. dam bv D.i
ver'g.,g g dam by FailOw, Gmpor,ed) out of a tho
PERFORMANCES.
, he ran all distances, competing with the celebrated
Reality, tue dam OF MIR. hnsons equally celebrate
MEDLEY WIN Coqueue, Lady Richmond Fair Rosa.
mond. Lady Lightioo, Optnus, and many others win
ing IL races ou OF l5-and it might be sad he never
ran race which he could moi have won
the following certificates Of Gentlemen well known
on the lur 20 to prove him horse of the fret otdsr
mi well entitled 20 The Of freedsrs of the blood
horsr. CERTIFICATES
l sold Timoleon TO COL II. X. johnson, for "a. 100
anh believed him then TO be superior to any bo se in
thu Uni ed States. WM WYNN
sold Iimoleon TO Col. David Dsncy for 81 300 and
nave no doubt is the best horse that ever ran
~ '"s'pa' No,'h OF Souh Carolina, which Is far a.
am acquainted RIO. JOHNSON.
Copy Of a letter from I'm. r. John Dopidson IN M
Doney ddted Petersburg, OCT. Sd, 1919.
Dear SIR md you are likely take Timoleon IN
the western Country: ihis should be the case bone
moS' earnes ~ you may do as well his real me as
ace horse deserves. have him run in all tba
races la virginia he ever ran--hs performances from
one to four miles, have been such as TO do crsd IN ,h
best runner, either 10 this country or Europe: and HE
se oil gong u oil The superior action His sze and
oIood emile him tordnk hrst rate "a a stallion I me-
YER saw bui one OF his colts which was foaled AT INV
ia hers (he had mol then commenced covering This
colt would havs done credit 10 any horse out of
iVO u would be difficult 10 select one bis e0usI and
would as s5on q is day enter il in stake of from one IN
i've hundred dollars EACH to select from this season
OF any covering horse, IN tier how many mares he
had pui 10 him. Your OFT Sery't -.
WM r. JOHNSON
Col DAVID DANcY.
Feb IL. oI-uA.
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SCHo0L NEAR LOUISA COURT HOUSE
~ Mr. Lsws D9ks will open School at my house
Of January, 1881; his School, will be limited one no,
exceeding heen scholars; he will teach the L,tin and
English languages, Arithmetic, &c M Duke has
oeen 'eaehg Tor three years past, 10 the entire sas-
faeten Of his employers As to his oosIi6ra1io,s AZ
,saehet' he refers TO Mr. John Kidd, Mr. VIM Cooper
Nelson, and MIR. Thomas Owen
Ierms Tor y ard and Tuition for len months 500.
tuition alone, Latin 1926, Enghsh 900
jan. III 76 -wSws GARRIT NJ. QUARIEs
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Sothe6y's Translation Of III ,, nOoK II--Reda
at Ahe Roqai Society IF Literature.

ITpT
,r,o ~ - ---,
AAS'eean~ny oy tho advice OF Nesor hfongns 70 Soa"e
As when he bee ieu.- nntio = iso and rise
From chen ock and cI oud " nh life the skies
In cIsst.r. hans o.. sptinr,s unfolding flower,
Sweep to aud to- and wind fon bower To bower
Thus from their shin. and ,,u,s. host urgi host
To council -warmd I'D d,tk-n'd all the coast.
Fame, in l,y love h.fpr h arnd
Waved her ,i h psonons, anl iiun-d tho way.
They throng, III. ,unu ia tbick.ud- dire the roar
Deep groaud brnr.th weight III encunber'd shoei
he while n'ns lonl-.o'ced h.,ad' ioerd Their way
scare ws 18th ,ha eIa"oS ,,shJ IN" ,ou,n, oyeird
And each i'm Order iue m, station held.
hen Aganernnon. rsu, nm dsplay'l
The scep,c, yuionn,s arr "a ia, ely made
Jove scopir. s,ynyed nv yuic,p yiyen--
Herm.. t.crx,.l 4, fran, tho Vim, an, Il.,vsn
From ti.tues P.lon. and 900, r.np., hand.
1mpctiaI Ntrcua. h,i, of his comnand:
And, when I,pn.,ial A,,.,s .n nh. l;yh,
held i, in bi. G,,ha,'s ,;yb,,
death ,s o,,v.r n, Ay,ns,unon gave
Alike tn lo,i a. o,,, ill.,, I'm, aud wave,
An Atyo nj b.ri il. yoko
When Ienniny nm ia stt,ngth. Atr,les spoke.
,u r, =, -. q, It.. e 49,,
<He Ofee'Ws, az W ueCe yu' "uo'0eV "S""e""'o''
tuSh TO their SHIPS
lie spake and all who neye, nj. counsel heard
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49,, 80, "a ..,,,h - 49, 49,, 49,. wv
r., La - .,nni. ~, 80 .,.t liz 4. Il, ,I.pii..n
y. - .Ia...' 80" - A." ..'s" " III 'p
49,. ~. s.,a $50 III IT, ~" '" n ~, 800
ri. IT, % 80 H." - 800 NV .I 81 ~ ~.
. -, 81 -. ~ -, or, Al, .to,a '
a. y" -. .,"hais ~ r., ,.h",.,oy ,hox ,...n
p,., 49, 49,, sos ~ ,n,.in, .a,no 80,
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iae VIC $50, y" :, 80 -, r. =. ' 80
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NOTICE TO MILLWRIGHTS.

NOllCE 10 MlLLWRlGHTS. -
d N TENDING TO build flour manufacturing Mill,
~ wish 10 ecaploy Millwt ght, who has been en-
sag' In building Mills in the city Of Richmond or
some other large place Of the kind. Such a one,
who can come well. recommended, will meet wi h
a JOB worth ih'i attention, if APPLICATION is made
eiriy 10 the subscriber, living near Lesksve, Rock
ingham County, North Carolina.
Feb II. 9i-s3w WA BARNETT IT,
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virtue OF a deed ol trus' executed TO me by
~ George WIN Crump. on the 2S h Of Novemkef
1876 aud recorded in the Clerks Office OF Cumbef.
land Cousty, to secure to Edmond E. gle sion aud oh
r.. certain debt therein ment oned shall, on he
70 % oil February next, at Cumberland Court House
cell public auction, to the highest bidder for cash
Two Negio Men, Tom and watt conveyed 10 me by
the said deed, to saiy the balance OF the debt aore.
'd'n' and The cost Of executing ibis trust.
Jan. 20. Sl-wtds DANIEL, A. WILSON
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EDUBLiC SALE BY virUe OF deed Of trust, ex
~ ecuied nv Jefferson Swami, on the 22i day Of
September, 1929. and recorded in The clerks office Of
Powhatan or purposes therein mentioned will be sold
TO The highest bidder, OF public auction for resdy mo.
oey al POwbaian courthouse, on the third Wednesday
w March mex, (bsng court day0 tact Of Land, OF
the ldnds OF Richard Taylor aud Samuel Drake aud
others or 80 much thereof may be necessary 10 eat
lsy the said deed OF ifus-aDd such title as sted
Ia We will b. conveyed TO the purchaser.
Jan. l6, 1871. 77-M2m TIE TRuSTEEs-
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NOl ICb-Wa committed 10 the Jaf o. Gfays n
County. on the BID day OF October, 1880 a pegro
maU-pUpposeJ TO be runaway, who calls bis nsme
iom' and says h belongs 70 Elijah Gstou If Chester
Dshiet, Souh Cafoiin3. Tom il about 5 feet or 10
age, lolerably black color. Speaks quick when spo.
Ken TO, the owner IL requested to coli prove properly
pay charges, snd take him sw.y~-or be will b. dealt
win according to law. JEREMIAH JENNINGS.
Jar. is 77-wl2w JdIoy
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--sefs~- Turnpike, and Old River Road, about one
mile above the City OF edmond, now enabled to Of.
Ter to the public selection Of Fruit Trees, grape
Vines, &C., embracing the best varieties known TO our
culture, with those OF highest reputation, recently
brought into notice, by distinguished HorcuIturiss Of
other countries Among the Fruit Trees are
Apples, Peaches. Aprcos, Cherries III
Pears, PluDs, Nectarines, Ounces &C.
And he has now upwards Of IF varieties OF native and
foreign Grape Vines selected with particular regard to
our latitude, and embracing, as he confidently believes
he very best kinds both Tor wine and the table which
have beer found to suit climate Among his native
varieties are he
Cata@ba, celebrated for wine
Isabella, SchuylkilI, Muscadell
Coopet's Wine Grape, sc.
cuttings OF the various descriptions of Grapes, will
he furnished TO those who, the usual difference Of
price, may prefer them to rooted vines.
he has also regular supply OF Asparagus Plants
All OF which will be sold at comparatively moderate
prices, and packed reach the purchaser without
the hazard OF injury, almost unavoidable from more
distant Nurseries Catalogues will be furnished to an.
Phcan's az the Nursery. JOHN CARTER.
Dec. l6 65-wn
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WINTkR ARARIAN

IHNHIS beautiful aud true Arsbisn Horse will Stand
n again al my stable. 10 the county Of Bfuoswick
abou hty bvo miles South OF Richmond add ibjsiv
NEE south Of Petersburg-fneen North east Of
b unswick Court House, Lswrenceville and sigh,a.n
Norih-weso Bsi6eld and be let to mares al Ibi,tv
dollars the season. TO be discharged by tie paymen II
twenty dollars at any time during the season ten
d1ilats tn leap, aud fifty dollars the insurance and
ons dollar in every csse, TO the Groom The ssason
WI commence the 10 b Of February, and terminate
he 10 b Of July Good ra"ursgs for macs GRATIS
amo TO- VINO "I'D' can have hem well and strictly
for escapes or accidents.
fcr more particular Information of this besuDfn,
e1iOn' gentlemen are referred to my advertisement
Tor hose wh) have no, seen IL. "o
reo ~ 80 wifi JOHN TUCKER
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A GOOD C0MPOSITOR wants q situation iD sone
IN. N-wspaper Book Ofiice. line addressed 10
A. X Office Tavern, Amelia, will be Immediately At
tended TO. Feb. ~ s0--gg
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NOilCE is hereby given that a called mee,inr ~
4 the Stockholders in the Rivanna Nayi0ston c.
Pany VIII be held at the house Of William ID Fi,1 A.
the town Of Charlottesville, FrIay tbe 1I,b ~ ~ ~
March next. by order Of the Poard Of rsc,ovs 10y u
r. 20 a. DANL r. CARR,
Feo' 10 % WIN See'ry R..N CoDpasl
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CHERRY VALE NURSERY.
The subscriber having devoted himself
Tor the last six years to the establishment of
Fsuit Nursery, between the Westham
Turnpike, and Old River Road, about one
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s34s,esi 90
1929 si.oo3 315 90
and expenses, 70i.24a 90

S299,eS3 90
Thus these improvements are paying the interest on
the loan; and left for 1928, 1929 aud $780, the follow
'nwing balances, witch could be applied exn guisb
Ia. 4
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O,ney's school Geography
AND ATLAS.

4 PRACTICAL system OF Modern GeGs' "pm ply
Il nrs view ofthc present state Of the world, SIM
.i;ssd and adapted to the capacity of youth Con
tanning tables ,.n .ses e esn.s and
uemem'; ;,i,.ons of the United States and Earopei
the different forms of government prevailing
nd the latitude and longitude of the principle places
." the globe. Embeshr with numerous e"Srs'"s'
Of manners, customs, &c. by J. Oiney' .,,;.
fully colofed containing .,.., of the World
i. A map of the World chart o, IN! the limited
81 States. map of New England A"sp OF n re
Middle and part Of the Southern states .msrica
man OF OF Europe TO- A map Of Asia IL map ,h o.
africa. ~. A chart Exhibiting. on new plan, ue
comparative size of the present empires k'nsaoms
sites with their forms Ct government ana n'mGe
Of square miles, the population OF the princpa, f s.
and towns. the width Of the ocsans, the 'ens'n OF ~
vers. seas, lakes, CULTS, bays, sounds, &c e leNSu
and height of mountains. the length OF Gays CIV
NIGHTS in the different attitudes, and emoracn 'he re
cent discoveries of Parry franklin, CiapPef'o" am
others,
Received and for sale by .,,,.
June Idiot DAVID ","'
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DR.. w. JUDKINS'
Patent Specific Ointment,
SOLD, Wholesale AND RETAIL, BY
wyLLLaIM ST.4BLER, agsnf, alexandria

TEvHE sborc Ointment is recommended TO tue publ,
I as q safe and certain remedy for those obsns,.
diseases, some of which have SO long bstied he ski
Of medicql science:
lst Whirc swelIings of every description;
2i Sore legs aud ulcers Of long standing;
81 schirrus or e'ardilar tumors particularly tins.
hardened rumots wonens breasts, which oftentine.
terminate in liberated cancers;
4th relons; VIVA, some people kno. By ;henar.
of catarrils, OF every desert ption.
5th Rheumatic pains OF the joints;
9th Sprsins aid bruises of every description, o, il
whatever part situate;
9TH letters of all kinds. In this complaint the ~
tent, in apply ing tie ointment, Hust keep tie p,,.
out Of water;
S,h ChiIbiains Or parts affected b. frost.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
PHENIY LINES OF
SpAendiA blue Safety Coaches

SpAendid blue Safety Coaches,
One Line, for the accommodation OF passengers, al
81, uia the Baltimore &. Ohio Rail Road!
Hours of Starting, 4, 81 A. NJ. & so'clock r NJ
PASSENGERS by the 4 o'clock Coach will arrive
i in Baltimore to breakfast, and always rom one
hour and hsf to two hours and hal, ahesa OF ss
the 123 o'clock bostfor Philadelphia after hs'"S ~
journed three hours in Baltimore. a.,
Arrangements having been entered INFO WIN uI
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company the patrons Oh
this line, DESTROYS of travelling that wsy' ca" s
he accommodated in the 81 o'clock Coaeh, ~'h .n
having to wait for their baggage to be enansea, ue
stage proceeding direct on to Baltimore. Inc PIP,
etnrs with view of still further accommodating pas
sengers will start Q stage at O'Clock, r. d. curing
the warm season.
No racing allowed, and passengers may rely upon
every attention being paid at all tunes TO tneir c"e
nience, comfort. md expedition Harng fovr enanee
on these lines IL cH not be doubted tut That less tn;s on
be taken performing the route than those w"'eN na0e
butitree .a
Splendid Blue Safety Troy built Coaches hTst rave
teams civil attentive and experienced drivers al al
times (by day or mighty at the command ofpassense'
who will be conveyed in very superior ana eNpe''
ticus manner over this route.
The proprietors, grateful for the liberal patronage
extended towardsthe Phcnx, shall spare no pains OF
expense to merit continuance or P"oi1s p.tro"s
For seats please apply at Gadsbys, Strtther 5. ana
Phenix Stage Office. Washngtoni HoNzmans sem
mes, McCandless', and Old Established Once. under
the Union Hotel Georgetown Union Hotei anu c,'oe
Hotel Alexandria; Beltzhoover's Bar. Phenlx Stage
Office No 2, North Calvert street, Lyfords FOUNTAIN
" BELTZHOGVER & Co.
N. b Passengers in Alexandra wishing to go by the
early stage can take the steamboat Cygnet TO Wash
ington june o
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Economy tas s"est Road 10 WEaL1H
Renoyatinr and Coat Dressing.

va1yE ,,sbe- returns his thanks to his trends ana
the public for the liberal announcement he mas as
,sce;ved and inform; them that he still continues 70
clean and dress Cloth 'ats, Pantaioons &c Oh al So
sS,ns ,fthe collars Sc spots, grease. &C. removed,
aai the orsn, gloss restored to the cloth; and should
H. Film giSnr satisfaction, charge will be made
The work can be left with Mr. j. W. smith, AZ hr'
,ssac, T.,Ioring Establishment, King street. or WIN
,hn s,hscr;her AZ Mr. Greehs Chair Factory, opposite
Newton's Franklin House Hotel. .o,n
Repairing attended to. a LA"
apr 6-2awtf
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Oistrict VI Columbia,

County Of alexandria, Sct'
April TERM, 1881.
Ann Eliza Peyton, Complainant,
against
Francis peyson, administrator with I'm cuANcERy.
the will annexed of Ann Pey.
ton, deceased, and Others, De-
PENDANTS,
yIyHE defendants, Abraham Foreman and Elizabeth
Foreman, not having entered their appearance
to this suit, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction o,
the Court that the said Abraham Foreman an, ana
Elizabeth Foreman not inhabitants OF tne W,
INV her counsel is ordesd That the said absent De-
PENDANTS. Abraham aud Elizabeth Foreman do appear
here on the first day Of the next Term and enter ther
appearance to this suit; and that copy OF 'ns
order be forthwith published in the Phenx Gazette Tor
two months successfully; and that another copy be
posted at the front door of the Court House OF SAID
County. Test: ~, r. ~
may 2S-2m EDM' !. Lhr'' ", u.
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Cash for Negroes.

bNTE wish to purchase one hundred and my nkey
wv Negroes of both sexes, from - to 25 years ct
age field hands; also mechanics OF every description
Persons wishing to sell would do well to give us
call, as we are determined give higher price tor
slaves than any purchasers who are or may hereafter
be in this market, and no certificates required.
Any communications promptly attended, to. We can
at all times be found at ourresldence west end uuHe
street, Alexandra, ID. C..
anr 70 FRANKLIN & ARhFIELD.
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District OF Columbia,

CO20fy o. .1eEUtaTto, o@f'
April. Term, 1881.
Anthony Rhodes, administrator OF
Joseph Spear, deceased Com
plsnant, SlN CHANCERY.
against
field. Defendants,
TIME Defen Iants not having entered their appear
snce to this .uit and given security according to
the stap,e and the rules of this Court and 1t aPpes.
ing 60 the satisfaction Of the Court, upon affidavit nj
ed that the SAID defendants are not OF 'he
Is ordered That the slid Defendants, John Lynch anu
Mahlon Scho6eld. do appear here on or before 'he
first day of the next November Term of this Court
and ansxe the bill of the Complainant, and give sc
cury for performing the DEGREES OF the Courti and
that copy of this order be forthwith IN the
Aiexsndr,a Phenix Gazette for two months successive
w. and that another copy be posted at the front door
OF the Courthouse OF said County.
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