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AGemcY nl SYnaIni.lgfom dlifY-

e AMES H. CAUSIEN, date Of Baltimore y having
% made this city his permanent residence, AID located
ms uwe4g ana Office directly opposite 10 The State and
IieaSy departments, viii undertake, with his accusom
cd ZeaI ana diligence the settlement Of claims generally
and more particularly, claims before Congress-aeains
The Umed states the several Departments thcrcooud
before any Board OF Commissioners raised or to be raised
Tor The adjustment OF spoiaons other claims He has
no" I'D charge The enrc class arising of French spolia-
ont prior to The year 1900 and many Of those embraced
by tic treaty lately concluded with the French Govern
men with reference 10 which he has access 10 the ar
Ses o. inc government and has secured legal aid Of
doubted qualifications lie has been so long before tc
public as an Agent that it only be necessary now 10
say mat economy and prompt attention Shall be extended
70 an business conided to Isis care; and that enable him
render his services and facilities ccacious he has
obtained commission Of Notary Public.
Is but Just Nat, willie il will be his pleasure IN give
instant attention 10 all proper communications the postare
should be paid on letters addressed 10 him.
1u'y OIL 2I-w3w
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I'm CHANCERY-VIRGINIA rules held i'm the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery of Caroline County the 18th day OF June,
1882:
James Duval, Pltn
against
Younger T.. Gayle and Thomas r. Burruss, DIS
The defendant Gayle, not having entered his appearance
and given security according the of Assembly and
the rules of this Court and il appearing by satisfactory
dence that 5 Is not an inhabant OF this Commonwealth
is ordered that the said defendant do appear before the
said Court, at the Court House, the first day of the
next ter and enter his appearance and give security for
performing the decree of the said Court that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
iished i'll the City OF Rchmon for months successive
y and posted at the front door OF the Court House of this
county. Copy-Tcste,
R0BT. HUDGIN, C. C.
June 26. Il-wSyy
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JUDGE CLAYTON.
Some Of The South Carolina


last month! by the citizens Of iauens District Judge Clayton
accident also stated that he the following preGc
which
exten
lie HES Sis ard. Hethat doubtsis slammed
u
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CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS.

me painful out performed
ton Of the republican members OF the legislature Nliedg
lead
to
the political affairs
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CGcc Of the Board Of Commissioners r,4er me Con-
Ucutjoa ioih Denmark,

,r,,,,,. =, AsHtNGroN, May IL, 1892.
81 VIZ Hoard at the present session. having investigat
a ca all the claims NOT heretofore acted npon which
were presented Tor their consideration; and at te desire
Oh inc parties not in readiness having postponed any de-
cison on the claims presented by thcm it is ordeyed
mat when this board adjourn, IL will adjourn TO meet
again on the first Monday Of October next and that n
will on that day proceed finally to decide as well on cases
examination.
And as The dmc limited by law for The existence of this
board viii expire in few months after lis next meeting
II il further ''o'
Ordered That the Secretary Of this board notify all
persons whom may concern, that no assurance car he
gwen mat any Claim viii be acted upon which shall not
be ready Tor examination the FIRST Monday of October
next. BY order Of the Board.
ROBERT FULTON. Secretary.
Way ~ 6--2amS&IwtfO
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r. Kane which brings the pleasing Intelligence that Gen Jackson
Webster Calhoun
ter the fountain of asoacy which thinking with
o
consider this the President
his
s
Yam
the ace o j0ce
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'E tdE School at my house will be continued the next
81, r. year under the instruction of Miss Caroline l.. w
Clayton, Lady highly recommended bv Miss HUGHES Mr.
CnrIs Mr. and Mrs Burke Every English branch usual
~ Taught IN Female Seminaiic Miss Clayton will instruct
her pupils In, and great and attention be paid TO tbeir
morals or IL Boarccrs be conveniently and wei
accommodated Board and tuition SsO-The situation is
heahy and pleasant, in the county of Hcmico about 70
hi,es from Richmond. MARY G. SHEPPARD
August s. 25sI.
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good any slaves in the State. Apply 10
DAVID G. PoiSrS
Sussex Court House, July 3lst, 1882. 26-wT
ND EMEDY FOR DROpSY. The subscribers feel
a u pleasure in announcing 10 the public that they have
their possession, and for sale at their Apohecary Store,
the above named distressing often fatal disease
AS safe and convenient Hydragogue, its effects al
immediate, dischargng the water from the system
copiousy Alternative, il restores the equal action
the vessels and establishes the Of the SYSTEM and
thereby the patient from of attacks
The undersigned feel confident that in all where the
disease is not caused by actual DISCRIMINATION the cure
will be sure.
The confidence with which the Ani-hydrophic pills
recommended, is founded ON experience in al
ready tried and upon the fact OF their being the result of
genius founded upon science, and not OF empiricsm.
Twenty four OF the pills, in most cases. effect cure.
Applications from distance must be post paid Appli-
cans will be furnished with the medicine five dollars
box their forwarding the money paying the ex-
pense of its conveyance.
WILLIAM LANPHIER s. co.
Alexandra, July Is. 2I-I2t
OTICE-The Subscriber oilers Tor sale his plantation
L and mills in Hanover county, ten miles from Rich
mond, and within mile Of the road from Richmond to-
Fredericksburg The State is laying road from
Richmond to fredericksburg which passes by
Tie Dwelling housein consequence OF which, this would
be well situated for Tavern and Stage house The farm
contains about $50 of land of which, about 200 arc
cleared There are several good springs the plantation,
one oil which Is mineral spring: there is also, good
well in the yard. The mills Chckahomny river,
about aquaer of mile from the dwelling house they
consist OF Saw and Gris mhe Saw mill is quite pro-
taOie in the fall, winter and springtc Grst mill usual
ly grinls throughout the summer
Persons wishing to purchase, will ply TO Mr. Richard
Anderson Richmond, the subscriber the premises.
Aug. Z. [26-ul JOSEPH MOSBY.
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HDAlNIERS WANrED--The Subscriber wants Ito
ID employ several Joumeymcn House Painters To
goo" Woknen constant employment and the highest wa
Ses VIII be given c. w. McGINNESS
NuE Z. lZb-3iI House Painter, &c
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EOHN GAKrH has removed 10 the house rccen,Iv
% occupied by Mr.. George l.. Sampson on Carey
street. nearly opposite his late residence lie will trans
act business commission He has on hand and will
continue TO keep, COTTON YARNS, from the Virginia.
Union and Powha;an Factories, which he will sell at
Fa''ory prices by the package. T24-41 july RI
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FH1HE Visitors Of William and Mary COLLEGE, arc o.,
n nesty requested 10 meet in Conyocaon on the trd
Monday IN October next, there being vacancy in inc
This notice is at the instance Of ali The Visitors a0enno
the 9th OF July. BURWELL BASSETT, Rector
July 81. 2f-w2yy& 2eCct
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John ~. GordOua 81 60.

Il MEIER for sale well selected assortment of Groee-
ny RES TO which they particularly invite the attention of
Country Mcrchants-among them are
so hhds 81. Croix Orleans and Porto Rico sugar diff
ierent kinds, from superior quality TO ordinary fair
10 bbs. crushed or fallen loaf sugar
40 do. single and double refined loaf do
40 bags green Coffee of extra fine quality
80 DO. fine old Java and Sumara coffee
bale Mocha do
5000 lbs cotton yarn assorted, from No. 10 b. Peters
burg Factory
200 kegs cut nails, assorted
800 sides sole leather, good and damaged
l20 bbls. No North Carolina herrings
l2O boxes by 10 and 10 by ~ window glass
10 do. Nichols and Humphreys and Cogates tai
low candles
~ do. sperm candles
100 do. tin plate
20 tons well assorted bar iron
do. hoop sheet, band and plating iron
do. English, American, German, cast, shear and
spring steel
hhds. Nader, of superior quality
100 Nova Scotia grinlstones, all sizes from I6 TO so
inches
lest India, Orleans and sugar house molasses
Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson and black tea
Liverpool, blown and ground alum salt
Shoe and closing thread, in balls
Letter, fOoscap and wrapping paper
Powder, shot, and bar lead bed cords and plough lines
sc. SC.
" Manufacturers of tin, and those wanting tin plate
TO cover houses, will be furnished on good terms.
August Z. 26-st
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Imports for the year ending B In Sep
TENDER, 1880.
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WILLIAM KINNEY

SENATE CHAMBER, July
My Dear The President
IL ne monsc revcrywl ec
Congress will adjourn Monday Buren, in health
E.
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n The President Of the United States accompanied by his Private Secretary
in
ay evening last They remained here until after dinner Sunday
tended preaching the
Teami passed near this place Monday last his Hermitage,
land
his way on Tuesday morning We assured gentleman pleasure
and
fur
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ls,96s,55I
Dollars

81 m
y
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AGAINST '" us In Hcnrico County court
SNEED and Als DTS ~ CHuWCIy

NEw ,,ids, and ais Pills In Hcnrico Counfy conn,
SNEED and ais. DTS. in Nancsry.
IN CHANCERI- VTRGINIA.-In obedience TO and
compliance with the dccreta order this cause
on Tuesday, the third day of july nstant) the subscr
ber as Commissioner Of the Court, will OH Thursday tho
twentieth day OF October next the premises offer l
SALE on credit Of twelve months the tract of land in the
proceedings IN said suit mentioned This tract the land
on which the late Robert Snecd lived in which he had
life estate under the will of his father William Sneed
formerly OF HenrlcO county. II lies in the unper end
OF Hemrico, about five miles above Richmond adion.
ing the lands of William Young, joseph Sn,on and
others, and contains about hundred acres, but will
be surveyed before sold II is needless TO give partcu
lar descriptions those wishing TO purchase will view
and judge for themselves. Bond with good security will
DC required and the title withheld until payment made
July 81 commissioner % Cour,i
I'm ERY-V1RGTN1A-ln Po,yLai,, Circ,;,
n. Court, April the 18Th, 1892
William Watson and Fanny his wife, George Watson
ana comfort his wife, Jenny Corker, widow of Robert
Coker deceased, Tabha Evans, wife of Thomas Evans
Judy Causly, widow of William Causly deceased and
Polly Wilkinson, which said Fanny Watson Con,Cor w -,
SON. Jenny Corker. Tdbha Evans Judy Causly and pol
~ wilkinson, daughters and devsees OF Thomas viii
kinson, deceased, pm.
against
cd, u no
This on this day 10 be heard upon The lin
answer and exhibits filed, and argued by counsel on
consideration Whereof the Court doth adipc order anJ
decree chat the defendant do render before John w Dance
the COMMISSIONER Of this Court of his admins.
aton oil The estate OF his estaior, Thomas Wilkinson de-
ceased, winch account the said Commissioner directed
to examine state and settle, aud TO the Court report with
any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself
or which may be required by the parties or either of them
10 be so stated. Copy--Testc,
VIM. s. DANCE, c.
The parties interested are desired to take notice ta,
have appointed the third day Of September next for enter
ing upon the settlement Of the account directed bv the
above order, on which day by O'Clock a. NJ thev are
required 10 attend at Powhatan Court House wiz, ioi
papers, &C. ready for examination.
JOHN w. DANCE, Commissioner.
august T. 26-wiwH
vE'HE Visitors Of William and Mary College arc ear
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..
1t affords me great satisfaction to recommend Mr. Thos
Williams to the public, particularly my former custom-
er and have no hesitation in saying, that my opinion
they could not obtain better agent for the transaction OF
Welf business here. a. SWEENY.
hichinond, August 4. 26-2awIm-lawln
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I'm acknowledgements GOochland Coun-
n ty Court 18th June, 1892.
Thomas Binord, Plaintiff,
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June 26.

I'm ERY-VGRG1NIA-In Goochland Coun.
q ty Court 18th June, 1892.
Thomas Biniord, Plaintiff,
against
Kenneth McRae, and William McTlae, Defendants
The Bill of the plaintiff being read and filed and the
defendant, William Mctae, not having entered his appear
and given security according the of the Gene
ing 10 the Court by satisfactory evidence that he not an
inhabitant OF this CommonwealthOn the motion of the
plaintiff, by Counsel ii is ordered that the said defendant
William McRae do appear here at before September
Court next, and answer the plaintiff bil-and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published in the city of Richmond, for months sue
cessively and also posted thc front door the court
house OF this county.
a Copy Tostc. NAT. w. MILLER, D. c. G. c.
july s. l6-wSw
I'm RY-VIRGrNIA-At rules held for the
"A Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery Ches
ierc!d County in the Clerks Office thereof the month
OF June, 1892:
Daniel Rudd, Zachariah Rudd Elizabeth Rudd and
Harriet Rudd; the said Zacharah Elizabeth and Harriet
being infants of tender years. by William Goode Jr their
next friend, pms
against
Robert f. Branch, who was administrator of Leonard
Rudd, decd, Henry Tatum and WIN. Talbot, Drs
The defendant, Robert f. Branch, not having entered
his appearance and given security according the act OF
Assembly and the rules Of this Court il appearing nv
satisfactory evidence That he is habtan OF This
Commonwealth, il is ordered that the said Branch do an
swcr the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed i'm the
CITY oil Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted
at the front door Of the Court House of this county
COpy-Iestc, LNUNNALLY, ID. C..
June 10 I3-wSw
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CENTRAL RACE CouREOn
1000 Central Course Baltimore
match
the the which
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The Federal Union Of The 2 states that On Monday uy9
Cherokee Chiefs Echo
Don Le forms proposed by Lc Irc.n or excnge OF Ianl
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Duties as modified by the Act Of July
Ia, 1882.
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We perceive that Roberts the
Pnce Of tue appointment recently conferred upon him by the President
Commissioners the We
by one The Hartford Comm that Mr. Henry Ellsworth tina
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fNIOTlCE.-The subscriber, having taken the houses
lately occupied by Mr.. Andrew Sweenv is prepared
to transact GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
upon the usual terms-and from his long experience in
that business, having lived with Mr. Sweeny for MANY
years, he hopes TO receive liberal support from the pub
lie, and hereby pledges himself TO those who NAV favor
hm with their business TO his best efforts 10 promote
their interest He particularly socs the aid of the for
customers OF Mr. Sweeny and refers them and the
public TO the following recommendation.
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HE CoUNT DE Conjecture busy assigning
Europe and the disturbances
have either caused expedited his departure
but had
the
the General ba OF
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TRAVELLING sTATEA through who
UP attracted much crate such pack eqekey
was suspended pots and pans with other culinary utensils II drawn
age who yoked TO e Of the carriage; and boy and
We could learn nothing certainly their history, owing the
sympathy and reaped atoabe harvest small cangeBo
arrived the Black the
Gng ship has heard ng Punderod' butsomc Aun
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li,36S,55I
100000
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excellent
american Louisa
in
quality The and
on tF
Ito tbau
which the dpfe
ud
been LEFT with
favorable
and Kellogg, Of Richmond, Yay1uofcdn Farmer.
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TO ROAD MAX Frs
AMID
Bridge Builders ,

SEALED Proposals will be received bv
~ the undersigned until the Goth of August
next, for the construction of the ID & Sd sec
tons of the n. w. Turnpike Road lying
East OF Romney, and of the, I'd, and Sd sec,
tons ofsaid Road lying West OF Romney-
and Tor the construction of the Bridge across
the South Branch of Potomac.
I'd Section Eastward commences al STA
lion 598, at the Hanging Rock, and ends at
station 1872, on the top of Big Timber Ridge,
distance l miles, III, II chains.
Sd Section Eastward, commences at ST
49,, and terminates ut station at the INFER
section OF Water Street and the North West
boundary of the town of Winchester--dis-
lance Is miles, IS, d5 chains.
I'd Section Westward, commences AT the
Eastern Base OF the Eastern Front II ridge
OF the Allegheny ending at the North
Branch OF Potomac-distance 20 miles, :, %
hans.
Sd Section Westward, commences at Yo-
hoghany River, near the Maryland line
ends al station 5l1, near the mouth of Wolf
Creek-distance miles, 80, 10 chains.
The Bridge TO be built over tie South
Branch, TO be $50 feet long between the abut
ments,-to be divided Gy trestles into
spans-the Bridge TO be Is feet wide-and
in all respects in conformity with the speci
fications of the Principal Engineer.
The undersigned is prepared with plats,
specifications, and field notes of the Princi-
pal Engineer, TO impart all the information,
requisite 10 those who may wish 10 offer pro-
posals, upon their application 10 him at his
Office in the Town Of Romncy, Hampshire,
county, Virginia.
A. w. MCDONALD.
Supr'd. of the n. w Turnpike Road.
July 6, 1S32.-7t.
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VIRGINIA N Rules held in The CLERKS
office of the Circuit Superior Court of
La,c and ChGncery for augusta County,
July the 2nd 1892.
Ananias Davidson, Plaintiff.
AGAINST,
Christian Lands, Administrator of John
Lands decd
Eleanor Seawrigbt, widow and Admin
iStratriX of James Seawright decd, Sa-
rah, Polly, James and Ann Seawright,
John Seawright The younger, and Marea-
ret Henderson, late Seawright, sister of
the aforesaid John the younger Rob't. Cur
ry & Jane his wife, late Seawright, Sam
uel Curry s. Polly his wife, late Seawright
Nicholas Curry, and Sarah his wife, late
Seawright, Samuel NJ Pheeters, and Mar
garet his wife, late Seawright, and James
Rankin, and William Gibson, and Polly
his wife, late Rankin, and
the children of Ann Grove, decd. late
Rankin, heirs of Ann Rankin decd. late
Seawright-aIl of whom are the disribu-
tees OF John Seawright, the elder, decd.
Defendants
The Defendants Eleanor Seawright, Sa-
rah, Polly, James and Ann Seawright, Mar
garet Henderson, Robert Curry and Jane
his wife, Samuel Curry and Polly his wife,
Nicholas Curry and Sarah his wife, and
Samuel nj 'Pheeters and Margaret his wife,
not having entered their appearance, and
given security according 10 the act of As
sembly, and the Rules of this Court, and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth
II is ordered that !hey do appear here on the
first Monday in October next, and answer
the bill and amended bill OF the Plaintiff :;
and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in Staun-
ton for two months successively, and posted
at the front door ofthe Court House in the
County aforesaid,
A Copy, Teste,
NICHOLAS c. KINNEY, c. C.
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VENDVE

WILL be sold by public yendue on Fri
w day the oath of August next, al my
residence on the Long Headows, in Angus
ia county, on the Turks Gap road, the fol-
lowing property viz:
A number Of ualuable YOUNG HORS-
ES, CATTLE, including some raluable
Mich COWS, HOGS, SHEEP,
Farming Utensils, Household Furniture
Plantation Wagon, first rate Wheat
Fan, Rye, Corn and Hay, and rariety
OF property not accessory 10 mention.
a credit of twelve months will be given
on all sums over five dollars, The purchaser
giving bond with approved security.
SAMUEL LEEDY, Sen.
0I~Sale TO commence al 10 O'clock, and
be continued from day 10 day until all isscld.
Staufnton, July 81, 1882.
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AUGUSTA SPRINGS.

THIS Establishment will be kept
during the present season by John
HI. Peck, of Stanton, who is alrea-
dy prepared to receive some thirty or
forty Boarders, and is busily engaged in
extending the accommodations, which
he hopes will be made neat and com
Portable, for some sixty more.
He will say nothing in favour of the
value of the water, or the healthiness
and beauty of the place the former can
stand against its rivals upon the author
ity of DIR. Armstrong, backed by the o.
pinions of all that have given them a
fair trial /; and the latter cannot be dis
Puted by any that will view the pre-
misses.
For himself he will only say that so far
as the utmost exertions on his own part.
and that OF his family, will 60 to pre-
vent it, no reasonable visiter shall 90
way dissatisfied
Augusta Springs, July Is, {32.
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Erasmus jSEl'iOIissg

WILL hereafter practice Law in the
corporation Court Of Stanton, in the
County Court of Augusta, and IN the
circuit Superior court of Law and Chan
Gerry for Augusta county.
Having been recently appointed a
master commissioner in Chancery for the
settlement of accounts and taking dep
osltIons, and having had some expert
ence in drafting and conveyancing, he
VIII be thankful to his. friends and the
public, for any business in either of
those lines, they may be disposed to
confide to him. His office will be kent
J the second story, of the new Brick
building, opposite the south end of the
County Court office.
Stanton, June 81, 1882.
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VIRGINIA.: At rules held in the Clerks
office Of Bath county Circuit Superior
Court Of Lao and Chancery, on the
first Monday in June, 1882.
Samuel Blackburn, Plaintiff
AGAINST,
James Kelso, John S. Kelso, Hugh Kel-
so and Thomas Hughart and Eliza
beth his wife, late Elizabeth Kelso,
Defendants.
The defendants Thomas Hughart
and Elizabeth his wife, not having en-
tered their appearance and given secur-
ity agreeably to the act of Assembly and
the rules of this Court and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants of this Commonwealth
1t is ordered that the said defendants do
appear here on the first day of the next
Term of this Court, and answer the plain
tiff's Bill and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published in Stanton, for two
months successfully, and also posted at
the front door of the Courthouse ofthis
county. A copy-Teste,
CHS. i. FRANCISCO, c. C.