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TMNHE following thorough bred horses, belonging 10
n the estate Of the late Boiler Bad of Bucks coun
ty. Pennsylvania, offered for sale, viz JouS KcH
ARDS, VALENTINE. GmportcdD FIrisG DcrcHMAS:
CnErrRlEY, and PnIAM. The four iirst.nnmed horses
at Gen. John Falkncrs, Garrard county. Kentucky
Priam is in Prebc county, Ohio: The terms OF payment
(good security being given will be made easy 10 pur
chascrs. Proposals. if directed to Samuel Badger Ex
ecuor of the estate at Philadelphia, or to Joseph H.
HclInss, Of Gen. Falkner, Garard county, Ken
lucky, will meet with prompt attention.
Dec % GS-l2t
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John Goodwin s. John Bullock.
And now, to wit, this 18th day of September, a. D.
1885: On motion Of james A. Bayard, of Counsel for
the Complanants and affidavit made to the satisfaction
of the Court that John Goodwin Of the defendants
named in the above CAUSE is out Of the State Of Della
ware and resides in the Stale Of Firgna:-lt Is order
ed by the Chancellor, that the said John Goodwin do
appear in this Court. to the said suit on Monday, the
fifteenth day of February, A. u: 1896, otherwise the Blu
of Complaint will be taken pro COMMENSURATE 1t Is
further ordered that copy Of this Order SHALL within
thirty days, be published in the Richmond Enquiries
Newspaper published semi-weeky in the State OF VIZ
einia and in the Delaware Gazette. and American
Wachman, Newspaper published in the City OF Will
mingon and he continued in said pnpers for the space
of three months after its first publications; and also
q copy of said Order shall within thirty days be posted
up the office Of the Register Of the Court OF Ch"n
~ for New Castle County and at the Court House door
at New Castle, in said county
.M,y Castle County, IS.
do certify that the foregoing is truly copied from the
Record-In testimony whereof have hereunto set
nv hand and affixed the seal Of said Court, at New
Castle, the 9th day of September. A. D. 1873
JOHN GORDON, Rcg'r IN Chaneery
d)-.5m
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q TEACHER WANTED.-A young man. quail.
"A fed TO teach the various branches Of the English
language who wishes to devote part OF his time TO
study is wanted take charge of small school IN the
neighborhood Of Richmond This scho" VIII CONSIST OF
twelve ar fifteen scholurs and will be worth hundred
and fifty or two hundred dollars-Lctlers directed to J.
S. Richmond will be attended TO.
Docomher ~ G6-2aw2w
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VITY LOAN OF s25OCO.-In pOFsaanee Of an 2: u:
dinance authorizing Loan aa for the Ctsy O. hcn-
to the highest bidder, at the Merchants Coffee House.
on Wednesday the Both inst at the hour of ~ ocloek
THOUSAND DOLLARS Of City Stock bear
ing an interest of FIVE per cent per annuIn
iS5S No bid will be received at less than par nor Tor
smaller sum than five hundred dollars, or fractional part
of one hundred dollars ,,,n n,,,.;,
. =, Gid
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EOHN w. STEVENSON, .4ttorney at Lac; has To-
sppi-Hc will practise in the Courts Of inds Warrcn
and .Nadison and the Supreme Court at 'aekson
information in regard to the entry and sales OF land Will
be puncualy attended to, and all business conhded TO
him will meet with prompt attention. a.
Eicksburg, Nov. 20. tb-I2t
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LAND OFFICE VA. December Z, 1888
EN conformity to an Act entitled Gan Act, TO reauce
into one act the several acts concerning Escheators,
PASSED on the 9th day of January, 1919, do hereby
make known 10 all whom it may concern, that 1t appears
bv the certificate of the Escheator for the county OF
Northumberland dated the 2Oh day OF November 1872
and received into the Land Office, that by inquston
and Office found on the day and year last aforesaid the
following Lands, late the property Of James STILL dec a.
have duly escheated to this Commonwealth, VIZ; one
Tract of 93 acres less and one OF acres more
Iess and both in the Parish of Lower ST. Stephens IN
VI Eo 10, ahu county. w SELDEN,
nscsmher 3 TC22lstl Register Land Office.
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NTEGROES FOR SALE.-W be sold to the high
" est bidder for cash. the Bell Tavern, in the City
of Richmond Wednesday The Both inst; at u clock,
if fair otherwise the next fair day, four likely Negroes
belonging to the orphans Of John Hogg, deed, late OF
Hanover county, consisting of woman, who is first
rate cook washer and ironer, without membranes two
house girls about 5 the other 20 years of age and
muato boy about Is years old For the character and
qualifications of the cook washer, and roner, nforma.
ton can he obtained of Mr.. Tho. Talley, who has had
her several years Mr. R. G. Scott who hires the younger
of the girls can give information about her Mr. Ro
P New, who hires the other GIRL give her character
who will take pleasure in being called upon for nforma
ton respecting him. JOS. STARhE, Com r.
under Decree of the County Court Of Herico.
Dec II OO-tdS
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December22

1HyO STNKERS.-Thc Black Heath Company of Col
ers will receive proposals until the 3lst inst, for
continuing the sinking Of pit on their prcpsryc in
CHESTERFIELD 10 feet square, from the depth of 23G feet
the COAL supposed TO be from five TO SIN hundred ee
PROPOSALS to be addressed to John ch at the Pits,
to BERNARD PEYTON, President,
Deo 80 1GS-2awtd1 Richmond
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mHAEIZEL'S CONFEDERATION OF MOS
lFE COW, &c.-Now exhibiting at the Museum
Exhibition every evening Doors open at Hn'IIet De-
cro : oclock Exhibition 10 commence al hall past
seven o'clock precisely. u The front seats exclusive
" appropriated for children.R Abundance oo ceni''
Children under twelve years Of age half price, lick,
cts can be had at the Book Store OF Mr. u ai' anu a'
the Museum r,
December IL. of
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TS'O Persons hnring Negroes for Hire.-We wish to
10 labor on the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Rail Road. They will be employed between Richmond
and Fredericksburg, and between Fredericksburg and
The Potomac River. The country and occupation IS
healthy; and they will be we'll fed we'll clothed and well
treated. We will give from sevcntyfvc to ninety dol
rs for good hands and more for first rate Apply
by letter otherwise J. Il. Hopkins, at the Rail or
ire, Richmond or to Thomas J. White, in the county of
Ming William and the neghborhood or TO James Hun
Ter. Assistant Engineer, the White ChimnIes, Ca
''nnc or to Theodore s. Garnet, Assistant Engineer,
near Fredericksburg; or 10 H. +. Guy e. Co in Frcde-
Icksburg aud to others having authority from J. H.
Hopkins Assistant Engineer.
JOS NJ. SHEPPARD,
.lgcnt for the K. T. j. P. r. r. Company.
December "a G9-tf
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Oct. 9

G1AROLINE LAND FOR sALE:-By, virtue of
q j the last Will and Testament Of Humphrey Sale
deceased of Caroline county Virginia, the SUBSCRIBER
will offer the highest bidder on the premises on Mon
day. tho 9TH day Of January 1886, the next fair day
thereafter, Tract of Land, in The county aforesaid 81
tuatcd on Beverly Run, and estimated to contain ooo
acres more or less This land will be sold on credit oil
- months tho purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curity, and Deed Of Trust 10 secure the punctna pay
ment Of the purchase money This among the most
desirable Forest Farms in Caroline county. There is
conmodcrs wostory dwelling house upon ia spring
of the coolest and purcst water perfectly convenient to
the houseand very large orchard Of the best
selected kinds of apples with other convcnences The
situation is uncomnony healthy, being entirely exempt
from atmospheric that produce the bilious diseases
Of our climate The soil of this farm is well adapted
to the growth of the usual staples corn wheat and to-
bacco further description of the Land is deemed un-
necessary is presumed any person deslrous o. buy
ing will view it, and Judge for themselves
Mr. William Dung, adjoining, will shew the Land
to any person wishing 10 purchase. The subscriber will
make such title only as is vested in him. the Admins
TRAITOR with the Will annexed of Humphrey SALE dec d.
which right he believes unquestionablc
JAMES w. BURWELL, .4dminstrator,
UiLh The VA anncfcd Of H. Sale, dcc'd
C,roIiun m Va December l. bU-tds
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Dee II G6-tds
GALE OF LOTS in the Toaou of 81. Joseph, Post
- poncd-The sale of Lots in the town of ST. Jo-
seph has been postponed till the 18th OF January next,
when they will take place the same terms as those
heretofore advertised. KOBT. BEVERlDGE,
Pres't. Lake WimieoS:st. Josepks Canal Company.
ST. Joseph, w. F. 10th Nov, 1885.
n B. The papers that inserted the original au'ct'ise
ment will continue to do till the 10th January, and
also the above postponement Immediately under IT,
They will confer favor by citing the public attention
to the same, in editorial article.
Dec. I2. 64-tl0J
ENXECUTORS and administrators STRAIGHTFORWARD
EI Stock Sc-The subscriber will sell by public auc-
ton TO the highest bidder at the residence oil the late
Richard Morris, Esq, Taylors Creek, in the upper
end of Hanover county, seven miles west OF Goodals
Tavern the 9Th day Of January next the following
fine blooded Stock, viz:
l. Mon,ebello c. h. by Tariff, 5 years old
g Kitty Clover, C. m. by do. 4 do. do.
B. Lady Pcttish s. m by Rando phs Janus: years old
both of the mares in foo by HotsPur.
A. b. colt by Caronian, two years old
s. b. FLY by Black Warrior two years old
g. b. fily BY do. two years old
T. b. colt by Autocrat, foaled last spring
g. b. ly by Black Warrior foaled last spring; and also
number of Cattle, portable Threshing Machine two
Wagons many plantation utensils about 2oO barrels OF
Corn and the greater part Of the household and Kitchen
furniture used BY Mr. and Mrs Morris in their lives
The horses mares and colts all we'll bred, most OF
them thorough brcd-ther pedigrecs will be exhibited
however, the day of sale.
Terms-Cash for all sums not exceeding ten dollars,
and credit of nine months for all above ten dol
lars Bond with satisfactory security or the cash. VIII
required sny article sold viii be delivered
N~>--sF PHILIP 3. WINSTON,
Erccu,or of Richard Norris dec and administrator Of
Dsc * 65-tds
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INDGEHlLL SCHOOL-Prnceton, Mac JcrScy.-
e. pamphlet entitled " Circular of the Edgehill
ScIoo with an Exposition Of the Course of Study and
Principles of instruction therein pursued and contain
iay all necessary information respecting the terms and
Internal of the Institution may be obtained
aaa2piicaon a, the Bookstores of Messrs Mayo 81 Da
~ aud R. l. Smith, by addressing letter (post paid)
!, the subscriber, at Princeton, N. J.
Those VINO may wish further information respecting
tie character OF the institution referred 10 the follow
Ing gentlemen who present. have recently been
i, patrons viz: Hon. Fl. Clay, Lexington, KY; Hon
S,auc! L. Southland, Trenton, N. j.; Hon. J. j. Milli-
san. Wilmington, Del; Hon. Geo Chambers, Cham
.@r>!:rg. Pa; ~ Biddic. Esq. Philadelphia; Rev g. >.
Stewart T. S ~ New York; Joseph H. Lumpkin, Esq,
lexington, Geo; DR.. Henry Jackson Athens Geo; Dr.
VA Dunbar, Naclez, Miss; F. w. Bruno, Esq. BaltI-
".'7c, Md; W NJ. Ory, Esq. Lynchburg Va, and ma
NJ others, especially in Philadelphia.
Z. C. WINES, Principal.
Princeton. ". J., Dec. "a 69-A'
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NOTICE-An persons having claims against The es
9sb Wnree. decd, are requested TO make them known
Immediately; those indebted will make payment imme-
tiatelv, as no indulgence can be given.
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a r THE COURT OF CHANCERY Of the State
"a of Delaware for New Castle County, OF the Sep
TENDER Term, 1885:
Robert White, Administrator of
Sophia A. Laurence and others, p;I GIed &c
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SILAS CHEATHAM, D. s,
for Daniel Weiscgcr, late Sheriff, and sueh 9dmr
NB shall attend the hircings Of Mr.. }. B. Goode,
above Estates the present year prepared to take in their
bonds .. y:
December "a. 29-t
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COMMUNICATED

HAsPDES SDsEr COLLEGE, ID,
meeting Of the students Hamrden Sidney being called for
IN" purpose OF entering into resolutions
o their PRESIDENT which look place about SINCE ac
OF
any determination ut that time, Immediately tho first of
~ session. soh passed the following Revolutions which
To publish in your paper: ~ 800
"esord That deeply dcplore loss of our bohlv
esteemed President, Jonathan r. Gushing;
ened by the Institution which lac ably pcssd-, the
CIRCLE o lac
us society OF which he MAS one of the brightest
itesoced, That the whole life OF
Oh devotion the no ON
gagcdsuc ardent DEERE Fare of this ton AMI
sincere affection all wi
NOT aii TO command our admiration aud affections
fteSoird That intestnony
ou regret at his loss, will bulge mourning for
thirty days. - "e' ~"
'Rcsolred That copy these proceeding. he furnished 70
family OF the deceased aud that copies to the
Wing. and Enquirer, for pubcntion'
JAMES w. LOGAN,
Clerk of he .yeeitnO
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Sales Of Iooaeco at Seabrook's Warehousc. Jrne I'm
and 1874, l533- $l3 25 Sl3 %, Sl3, sly SI3 - SID
20, Sl4, 81, $l5 - SD, $Il $40 IS, SI3 SID so
$i4 90, SIP 80 l7 25 $l5 %, Sl3 10 $40 %, i4 a.
$i3 %; 81, $d2, $iI. $40 so $40 25, $40 SO. sl3
IS, $i5, $40 So $iI rs, Sia % Sii p. si$a5 SiID
Average Sl2 So Lugs and refused from Sc - to 80 -
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Wings in his avor' ofcarrying the Northor Pennsyva
MIA some of his friends have affected 10 cltm, What
says the editor the Saunto Spectator who has
y returned from three weeks visit TO his friends in
Pennsylvania?
AS TO The Presidential contest satisfied that
Judge White viii get the support of party that State
aud that unless Gen. Harrison can, there is probab
ty That any other candidate named will be able take
the State from Van Buren,"
With this prospect, therefore, Of Wing candidate in
the Nor'h-and this plan Of the campaign to carry the
election TO the II OF H. can the friends of Judge Whit,
retain him in the ic Or any of the friends of Cen
Jackson hesitate longer in concentrating their whole
strength upon the selected candidate of tue Republican
Party?
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MARRIAGE.

iarGge Extraordinary Married. gomcry Alabama on
edne,iay morning the 9th May,
ar Wa.er u Wright TO Miss Pauline Snyder The happy bride
'he ay 10 whom dame Nature has ngsardy common
SendHgs oil par OF arms aud who has been the a.
as eu9sy IN consequence of that deiorniy For
tune, blind as she said be-
slowed lover aud husband hist many M o
arm ana NY hand EXTENDED in others vouh and
bloom the tickle Goddess suieI.to pine away in hated Nj
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The Baltimore Chronicle has been mised by the mis-
print in our paperand hence it ascrbes TO the New
YORK Evening Post the mouth piece of the Party in the
City OF New York. Gas the Chronicle calls it the
and abusive structures OF the N Y Eceniug Star
We beg the Chronicle if cannot do us any sort of us
uce-it 1t Will still insinuate that have an .eye on
foreign embassy &c. &cat least correct its error
in relation TO the Evening Post
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EE OANOKE LAND FOR SALE-Dcsoninc To
III "a move to the South West, propose to sell the fol-
lowing valuable real estate One land living on
the South side of Roanoke River in The counties of
Meckenburg, Virginia, and Warren North Carolina 35
miles above Weldon and is above wilkins Ferry con-
tanning 300 acres; of which, about 600 bottom of
superior quhHtyD1OO in original wood and first rate
plant land Oft high land about 100 acres only
been cleared; the balance is heavily tinbered androf
good qunhty Tor the production Of wheat and tobacco
me Improvements embrace every building necessary for
quarter plantation mostly new and i'm good order
ne tobacco barns are unusually good built chiefly with
III the uce years last past, and sufficient TO secure
crop OF 6O,OuO pounds. can, with confidence nro
nounce this OF the very best estates on the Roanoke
OF its extent, and few If any are in 40 GOOD ait.t;
LOT immediate profitable planting. 1t is very convenient
TO the Petersburg and Richmond markets and will short
~ be equally so to that of Norfolk by means of the
portsmouth tair road, rapidly tendingto its compile
uon Excellent springs abound in all parts of the plan
taiion--and know it to be remarkably healthy having
resided on 1t, with my family, for two years. My PLY.
sician bills tor attendance than GO negroes
nave not exceeded 40 dollars for the last five wears
bloomsbury my place of residence, lying the waters
of Smiths Creek, Warren county. 81 Carolina : nils
West of the town of Warrcnton and 10 from Roanoke
River containing 500 About onc.halr of this
tract IN wood and fair proportion say 200 acres fine
tobacco land There also 90 ighly improved
cotton lots and 40 TO 50 of creek bottom The i'm
provcmcnts very extensive well arranged and SLIGHT
icpars now being made, will pu, them in good order
BILE
One other tract lying within half mile Of the Court
House of that large and wealthy county NIcck nbnr
Va containing seven hundred and eighty eipht acres
The greater portion ofhs land is standing in original
wood and about onehalf Of good quality wen adapt
cdto the production Of wheat aud tobacco II would
iuTnSh an agreeable and convenient resdcpcc any
gentleman having children TO educate. being within
few minutes walk Of that hcurishng Institution Ran
doPh Macon College and female schoo of HIGH stsn nd
ing in Boydon. FUIthcr description is deemed nnne.
ces9ary rs 1t presumed that those persons disposed
to purchase viii view them. MIR Daniel r Hicks viii
treat Tor the tract near Boy Bad health 0bqcs me
TO seek mder climate, and am, therefore resolved
on selling.-Lcllcrs addressed to me at Warrenton
Carolina, will receive prompt attention
GEO. -. BASKERVILLE.
June TO- I2-tr
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LyTCRN3I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Eu 1.f 4.
The Board of Directors of the James River and IA
nawha Improvement will meet to.morrow-and will no
doubt, take measures for proceeding with the great
which has been committed TO their care We have rca-
sons to believe that it will be prosecuted with the great
est energy-and completed as possible The
line between this City and Lynchburc will i'm
surveyed ind laid Off into sections Judge Wright the
celebrated Engineer cf New York now hereand il is
highly probable, that the work will he placed under his
charge The high reputation which he has obtained from
ms successful execution of the great canals of New
VIII conmand at once the confidence of the Compan,
and of the Public.
We hail the prospects which Ar. op.nu,, i,c,rc ~,
with The urrst satisfaction The Frrdcr, sbute Rail
Road, under distinguished Engneer--tlc James
River canal under another bcses other works which
WILL no doubt, be undertaken the south side, at
no distant day, to extend our communications with
inc rich and extensive region of the South west
VIII contribute to pour immense connie re tsnto our
lap Schemes already budding in the minds of our
entcrprislng citizens, which will maturity in due
season There will be time for nil things. The mo-
ent the produce of the west begins to multiply upon
our hands, the sand bars which obs,ruct the navigation
OF the lower part James River will be removed by
INC resources q" our own people, without asking the
Richmond has not only the advantage of being able
TO draw upon an immense back country for her produc
ua Oh S,awg to her bosom the various staples of
the state the wheat harvest should % she yet draws
upon The richest tobacco region in the world She is
acnea also to become great importer for the country
oehnd us; besides manufacturing to large extent in
consequence OF her coal, her almost unrvalled water
power and the iron ores which found the banks
o. river Many new sources of prosperity open
"Poh neal estate riSing-budinrS
forward, and many establishments are destined TO
be erected She has recently built very fine Academy
winch VIII go into operation in the course of the fall
= BEWARE The lion crouches before it lcaps-The
,oowng Is the Exhibit of the operations of the u. S.
Bank, for the month of May as appears from the v
Journal of Commerce of Saturday last:
ihe loans of the Bank of the United States were in.
creased during the month of May than 81 200 900
652,Gi6 "'s w.;
Circulation 1922 009,474 being greater circulation
than NJ endowed bcfnrp he
wholly IN the large cities as follows:
At Boston, ......... Coca osc
New York, Observation-Disclosures. ddo 400
Philadelphia, ............. 465 gI7
baltimore, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2O0,334
III, Si,s9O,766
The amo mt loaned in stocks is in part as follows.
AT Philadelphia, ON its stock, SIII950
on other stocks laS20l
At New York, its own stock 357450
on other stocks Ig2273
AT Baltimore, on its own stock ~ o,f7,,
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FURNISHING AND CLEANSING MACHINES.
N The subscriber from Philadelpha) offers to the
public David knawers (of Chester county Penn pa
which will thrash and clean all kinds of grain from the
straw Rice not exccptedand another Machine patent
ed by Robert Rttenhouse (of Philadelphia county, for
hulhng out cloverseed, and also Smelling Machine
ANY gentleman DESTROYS of seeing the above Machines
m oPeraton can do by calling at the Columbian Ho-
tel, FIVE doors below Certificates can be seen from
the most respectable gentlemen in the State of Delaware
who have seen the Machine in operation State coun,
ty, individual rights single machines will be sold ON
reasonable terms by applying TO The subscriber
June 10. Tl2-9ti PETER A UJTMpuRJES
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The Rev. VIM NJ Atkinson General Agent Of the VIRGINS.
Bible Society
ciety, Sunday next, els nstant " - '' ~
Petersburg 18Th 1885
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THFO Sally Watson, widow If Augustus Watson
n decreased, Edward Kcdford administrator # An.
gusius Watson, decd, Joseph Price and Sarah b. his
wife, Elizabeth Watson, Mary Ann Watson, samuel
Johns and Frances bis wife Joseph Wilson and Doro.
thea his wife, Thomas T. Watson, Robert Stfage and
Elizabeth his wife, Arthur Herndon aud Sarah H. b. his
wife:
Take notice that shsfl, at tbc hoose Of VIM Leigh.
in The county Of HaJas Virginia on the 18th day Of
August next. apply 70 tie said William Leigh be being
Judge Of the Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chan
cory Of Prince Edward county order writ Of ceriio
ran 70 remove caasc, Ia which plaintiff and you
defendants from aad County Cont before tho said
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanecrv foy trial
June 10 fl2-sC PHILIP WOODSON