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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-06-09
OFFICIAL.
NOTICE TO JM.4RLN.ERS.
LIGHT OFF CALSHOT SPIT,
SOUTHAMPTON WATER.
OFFICIAL.

TRNIrY House, LONDON,
n 18th April, 1912.
Notice is hereby given, that in compliance with
the request of the merchants, shipowners masters Of
vessels, and other persons using interested in the
navigation of Southampton Water Floating Light
Vessel will be meored off Calshot Spit, at the Western
side of the entrance to the said water, and Light
exhibited on board the same the evening of Mon
day, the 10th May next, and thenceforth continued
every night from sunset to sunrise.
Mariners to observe, that the Light at this Sta
ton will be exhibited from single lantern that
it will repolpe.
Further particulars in respect to the exact situa-
ton of this Light Vessel, will be published in due
time.
By order
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-06-09

From the Louisville Gazette.
We are told that some of the Locofocos here, with
the view OF getting general turn out of the Wings
upon the occasion Of Mr. Van Buren's VISIT are try
ing to create the impression that Mr.. Clay is to ac-
company him. r5s lAst ~ $50 1ai "a
No Locofoco has the slightest reason for believing
any such thing 1t is not MIR. Van Buren's design to
come from Ashland to Louisville. He has caused it
to be understood and published in the Lexington pa
pers, that he and Mr.. Pauding after their visit to
Ashland, will go to the residence of Colonel r. NJ.
Johnson, spend days there, and come from
thence to Lousvlle.-Louisville Journal.
Nous We have heard it mentioned as
possible-indeed probable, that Mr.. Clay would
visit Louisville at the time of the races and that
Mr. Van Buren, would make his visit about the same
time But why should the friends of Mr.. Van Bu-
rem, with view of getting general turn out of
the Wings upon the OCCASION try to create the inn
preston that Mr. Clay is to accompany him ?' The
fact that Mr.. Clay accompanies him. would be no
more positive evidence of his friendly feelings, than
to entertain him at his table, and offer him the hos
FATALITIES of his own house, which he has already DONE
The example Mr.. Clay has already set his followers,
IS ample to release them from any obligation to re-
fran from paying Mr. Van Buren, civties and offer
ing him the Inequalities of the city
The Journal says cit is not Mr.. Van Burens design
to come from Ashland to LOUISVILLE he "will go to
the residence of Col R. M. Johnson spend some
days there, and come from thence to Louisville. p
What miserable subterflge That is indeed a
distinction without difference!
We care not whether the Wings receive Mr.. Van
Buren, with hearty welcome, or not. If any Of
those who bindly after Mr. Clay, and admire ev-
cry thing he does feel the slightest inclination to do
honor to the ex-president, they have the highest
thority for so doing, outstanding the efforts of the
Journal to prevent them. Surely what Mr.. Clay
The game surely is not ''wig- wag"-to do what ST.
mon says and not what Simon does.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-06-09

From the SsoGsash Gscr;sa
THE WAR UPON THE ARMY AND NAVY.
We regard the whole legislation upon the army and
navy lata1y pursued in Washington as u,ost nwise

THE WAR UPON THE Army AND Navy.
We regard the whole legislation upon the army and
navy, latay pursued in Washington, as most unwise
and impolitc.
home squadron, and now tho ships which compose it
have hardly been commissioned, ere they would vote
1t down But little while ago, they voted to finish
on and complete some of the vessels of war, which
for nearly an age have boon lying on the stocks and
Just as they ready to be launched orders sent
10 countermand the launching of ALL Two are thus
detained and the supplies for the outfit of the Others
| are cut OF at zone fell swoop.n 4al
mere has been Of late entirely too much pendulum
ieesanon-swng forward a little space and vote
law-,swlng backwards and revokeit; and only go
ahead just SO far as they can go back; but always
taking care to swing back as far as they swing for
ward This is a wofu business for the country and
destroys all confidence in the integrity the consis-
tency, the honesty Of Congress- A rabid spirit of
reform has been suddenly engendered and the Door
navy and army, the right and left arms of the nation
are to be suddenly palsied to CRAFTY this unwise
economy. a4 20
But few weeks ago, and the cry was there will be
war! give US defences on sea and land give a
home squadron, and lake squadron, and Gulf
squadron; increase the navy, promote the officers
launch the frigates, build new vessels, construct
Steamers while others were equally vociferous for
al. increase OF the army give US four more regiments
OF infantry, more artillery sappers and miners, and
barracks and garrisons. &c. &c., but now, alas, the
and the word is, reduce the army and navy cut off
their appropriations, cripple their usefulness and
only let us prove valiant in this reform and the peo
ple the dear people, will love for gallant pro-
ec!ion OF their purses and not there the place of
their honori $50 -
We do not speak thus because these measures had
their orig in in this that party but condemn them
In all parties and by whomsoever advocated, in
FURIOUS and seriously Aurtful to the interests of the
nation If the members are really in earnest, let
them retrench their long speeches, their brawlng
contentious, their dlatory proceedings their per diem
allowance their exorbhant mileage, their abuse Of
the Thanking privilege, &c., and when they have
proved their sincerity in this matter, listen
with more willing ears to their demands for reform
In other bodies. The army and navy have done hon
or to the country the Congress which would curtal
their usefulness and subtract from their efficiency,
has dishouored it at home and abroad and made al
most the name of Congress by-word and reproach.
Go on, gentlemen reformers, ride hard your
QuIxotic errantry and fyou unseaed by fitting
against windmill, cunsole yourselves by thinking
what glorious charge you made, and how nobly you
bestrOde your melted Rosinante.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-10

The following 10 a list Of the Wholesale
ahd retail dealers Of Foreign Merchandise
in the county of Columbia. Clsssed as foss
lows for le42 viz: ss,s s,sss
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all honorable means 10 maintain the credi,
and faith ofthe nation, and ye. they have
not done il.
Let the press become the vehicle Of
inquiry and communication, and let The
people hold meetings where the wants of
the nation may be fairly discussed, and
where measures may be proposed for the
removal Of these evils; tha, the people may
have an opportunity Of deciding on some
measure. that they may uni.edly presen,
The same before the properly constituted
authorities for legislative action. The pso.
pie mus. be united in asking if they expec,
to receive any thing at the hands Of the
Legislative body.
Thus have endeavored to set before the
nation the true source of the present dis.
sress in hopes that the subject may be taken
up ant examined with candor and mpar.i-
ali.y, and in my mex, shall endeavor TO
present ptan for The allevation Of the
present distress Of the nation.
NUMA.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to all concerned, that we have
ii purchased Of Peter r. Miller two bay horses,
one black horse, one two horse Wagon, and har-
nesses fo three horses three cows, three searling
steers two yearling hefers, two last spring calves
nineteen sheep, two ploughs, one harrow, one sled
one windmill, one half of forty acres of wheat on
the ground. 200 dozen sheaves of wheat in the
barn, seventyfve bushels of corn in the crib, one
stove one clock, and have left the in his pos
scsaifn during our pleasure. and forbid any person
taking them from hiu, either by purchase OF other
wise, without our consent.
AARON BOON.
FREDERIC SHAFER.
Bloom township, Dec 8, ls4:. SO
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TAIN0RINGs

HNHARLES KAHLER, thankful for past fayors
~ respectfully announces TO his numerous
friends, and the public generally that he still
tnues to carry the above business in oil its var-
Gus branches, at his old stand on the corner Of
Maine 81 East streets, where he hopes by his long
experience in business, that he is prepared to attend
and execute all orders in his line Of business, with
the utmost punctuulity and wormanlike manner, as
cannst fail to render satisfaction to all those who
may favor him with call. Particular attention
paid to cutting, and good fits warranted.
N, b. All kinds Of country produce taken In
exchange for work, and cash will not be refused.
bloomsbury, Dec. 3, le42.--.32.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that have purchased as the
property of William Faux, one mantle clock
for 1925, one corner cupboard s3,629, one wash
stand sl,00, one book case $500, one cooking
stove $500, one sleigh $l025 two sets of harness
$500, one lot of lumber LOO, one beaureau $500,
and have left the same in his possession during my
pleasure, and hereby caution all persons not to
take it from him either by purchase or otherwise,
without my consent
GEORGE L. KLINE.
Dec. 8, ls42. 33
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Rohersburg, Dec. 2, 1912.

& United States Stock and Reuenue. -
According 10 the New York Express, the
Secretary Of The Treasury has not been
forced to throw into the market any Of the
United States six per cent, Loan, OF to
require the sale Of Treasury No,es.- The
government is, in fact, reeeiving double
revenue. The bands taken prior to the
the passage Of the Tariff Law, requiring
all duties TO be paid in species are falling
due. These with the payment Of cash
for duties on goods imported, make pret-
ty large sum paid into The revenue, and
enables the department to keep their leans
out Of market.--Treasury notes bear a
small premium, aud the loan is taken in
moderate sums a. six per cent, as fast as
individuals wish 10 invest
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NOTICE
Dec. 8, ls4a.

rs hereby given to all persons, that | have pur-
l. chased at constable sale, as the property of
Harman Lemon, one brass mantle cleck, one shoat,
and one acre of wheat in the ground, and have left
the same in his possession during my pleasure.
JAMES X. LEMON.
q Dec. 9, l74s. SO
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NOTICE

IS hereby given to all concerned. that have
purchased at constable sale, as the property Of
Andrew Emmons, three grey horses, and one black
horse, and have left the in his possession dur
ing my pleasure, and caution all persons against
taking them from him without my consent.
NOAH 3. PRENTISS.
Dec. 9. ls42. 33
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BRIDGE LETTING.
aDec. g. l74..

HEROPoSALS will be received by the County
commissioners of Columbia County, at the
house of Abraham w. Hause, in Derry township,
on Friday the 22d day of December inst, between
the hours of 10 A. M. and o'clock, p. M. of that
day, for building County Bridge over Chillisqua-
que Creek at or near Abraham w. Hauses in said
township, ofthe following dimensions, viz;
1t is TO be a stone arch bridge, the abutments and
pier to be ls feet long at the foundation and 6
feet thick, feet high from low water mark and 5
feet thick where the arches commence. Wing
walls on east side ls feet long and ON west side 20
feet long, feet thick at the foundation and inch
es thick at the top feet higher than the filling in
on the bridge and covered with good coping stone
inches thick the arches to be IA feet wide at the
foundation. The whole work to be laid in good
lime mortar and wellpointed.
CHRISTIAN WOLF
JACOB DEMOTT
John B. BDGA7
Commissioners.
Commissioners cfice psnvillc, Dee. . 1912.
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CASH
AND PRODUCE
STORE.

THE Subscribers are about receiving
and will open in few days, the CHEAP
EST and BEST assortment of goods ever
brought 10 this market, which they are de.
termined 10 sell for CASH and PRODUCE
ONLY.
E. H. BIGGs, & Go.
Nov. 6, 1S42-2B.
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IENgEJgNlAlo

Z MARRIED--At Milton; on Thursday
evening last, by the Rev. Mr.. Steover, Mr..
SIMON SCHIVE Of this place. TO Miss
MARY THOMAS Of huntingdon Up. Luz.
CO.
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GDITUAEVo .

DIED-In Mifliin township, Columbia
CO. on the 18th ull. WILLIAM WOODS,
aged about So years.
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HALLS PATENT
BEE HIVES.

TUNHIS Hive Is one Of the best constructed now
u in use, and so arranged,as to supercede the ne
cessity OF killing bees to take from them their ho-
ney. 1t is simple, and can be made with little ex-
pense. ar
The subscriber has the right TO sell to i,adiasdu
als the privilege ofmaking them for their own use,
and requests all who interested in bees, to call
at his house. and see the hive1 for themselves, as
he has bees now working in them.
GEORGE LILLY.
Biesmsburs oe<. Nv, ls4s.
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Dry Goods

may be found all the varieties of English, French
and American Manufactures Of Wool, cotton, sh,
flax and hemp; among which is an elegant assort.
ment Of supsrflc, fine and common Broad Clothes
and Cassimeres Sattinets; Cotton and Linen Drill.
ing; Irish Linens, brown Hollands, Marseiles and
other yestings, Silk Yelvets; brown and bleached
Shirtings and Sheetiigs, Calicoes, printed Lawns
and Musihs, Mouslne de lans; Challies, plain and
figured Silks; large variety Of silk, mohair. and
Merino shawls and handkerchiefs, Lady's and
Getlemen's Gloves and Mitts, Hosiery; Ribbons,
Gentlemen and Children's
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given, that we have this day bought at
IL Constable sale. as the property Of Isaac Bdss,
the following property, to wit:--.one red RSane
Mare one sett Of harness and Collars, one Sled,
twenty-seven acres of Rye on the ground, three
acres of Wheat on the ground, one Plough, and
one Harrow, ,aad have left the same in the possession
Of the said Buss during our pleasure and forbid any
person taxing them from him. either by purchase, ,or
otherwise, without our cons,nt.
f.. & J. LAZARUS.
Orangeville, Nov. 2s, 1912.
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$5 REWARD.

LOST, on Friday, the 2lst day OF Oct.
1912, somewhere in the township Of Fish.
ingcrsek, or Geenwood. a calfskin
POCKET BOOK,
containing abou. $s35 in bank note,.-
One five on the Miners Bank, Potlsvile,
and other Relief Notes of different banks
Any person finding said POCKET Book. and
will deliver it, with its contents, to the
owner, shall receive the above reward.
RICHARD HAYCOCK.
Nov. 5, l642-2s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-12
REMEDY FOR THRUsH-CANkER
AND NURSING SORE MOUTH

IWolsAND both young and old, but especially mother
and infants arc every year consigned the tomb by
Tue ABOVE Stubborn diseases The Tsanding and ~
noance 81 most practcng ply sicans regard 20 this III
srasc ani TIE consequent uncertainty cure from fbc
lrrscilpons Is subject OF comtnsn rcmarE among ain
those WIN have suffered from the disease or W.
Witnessed the suferings OF others ''s
thcreiore gives us much pleasure. be able TO offer
o his class OF sufferers sure remedy, one which has
"rr id!ied ia single Instance the most aggravated
cases OF tins disease where the mother and chilli
have been covefe externally cankcr sores over tho
whole body As well is internally $50
MAny are TIE cures We have witnessed performed hy
these medicines in the stages of Tkr.sk Gail,
SHd N'-siHs Sore Mouth. even where the patient haI
clans. N'N'''N P'fs''
We present this compound thus confidently bee,ns. -
know Il Is only TO be tested Ia be appreciateJ "
~ = ny For sale by A q STEVENS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-12
TO MOTHERS.

MEssRs- E. CHASE 4 observation-disclosures r,,,,
W sai ABOUT the extraordinary effects Of the Resur,c
uoh OF Pills upon those about become mothers
"eNere inducedto make trial ofthem Nv wife was AZ maj
e we mother OF children, and had SUITE the most To-
uos a9i etcrncAiins pains during and her confne
ent OF each She had tried every and much
medicine. but found little relief she Commrncc "a
king The Persian Pills about months before her eontne
IeI heaih being very poor about this length OF time
anu soon AFTER was enabled ny their use TO attend
ote cares oi mother 10 her family until her confne
nn.,ht ~ the time she commenced taking the Persian
rEs ana Tor several weeks previous she was afflicted with
p' naIu cough, anu frequent CRAMPS whch the
OF we rms entirely removed before using half Dor
- Win great confidence that advise ali those abon
" "ecohe mothers, TO make the Persian Pills All
Iose thai have taken them in neghborhood have GOT
o IN me same easy manner, and about the house
III ew days There does appear to be half the
yer ul eer dneulues setting IN alter confinement where
hese rus taken We saw let none uesl.rf
asns them or they are in the reach the poor as well
as the rich. We truly thankful fha tsre = rs,r
which females can easily procure, which Lids AIR - e
sen the world OF suffering which many OF them have IN
bear and perhaps the lives ,gjch ha,
wise would he lost. = ROBFRTs
Rochester May 18th, 1888.
For sale by A g. sTEyr<l
l4-cl2ftlQu 's'''''
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- UrlnUrcfTIle, Eyln-7- IN.
- Hlor Tue Machless (pnccdl ssnaiivc, Indian Pursa
uNc orany other Pills or Compound before the pubic as
r"Ihei TO by Physicians and others Let none condo
they will not " " HN nav
u rs now settled point with all who have nsed the We.
r'iable EksAN FILLS that they pre.emincuty the
h'si and most eihcacious FAMILY MEDICINE Thai las
yel oeen used 10 America II every family could become
aclIinle with their Sovereign power disease they
Noulh Keep them andbe prepared with a sure REMEDY
10 Apply on the hTI appearance Of disease and then o
much distress would be avoided and money saved as well
a. e ives OF thousands who hurried lime by
neelsctng disease In its drsi stages or by No, cn, ~
Pssesson on remedy which they PLACE dependence
Richmond, by a STrvPNs A., Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-12

Il.
IhE pecuiariues Of this chemical compound arr Oyyns
TO rs extraordinary effects az On the animal fhi o1
10 the immediate seat Of disease Of pan and
ness
However good any Internal remedy may be- this
'NeIns application, will prove powerful au1iar, m re-
local Inflammation, schrofIlous afoctlon Kings Ev Con-
Inhammaiory aud Chronic Rheumatism and an ali c,ss
".ere seaicI pain or weakness exist
gentleman travelling in the South Of Europe and Pa
prae o jFw pRyn 'n9sh ed e Tie later place
M nc eonsiieTedl Miraculous had perform
linz ma iyo = nn9eed 10 ny 90 his own person,
& suection the removal Of winch isd een the
rn,, Ss on nsgiourney, but which resisted The
soon ionnd his health Improving and In f. =, 49,. ~
cough lelt him. the slowncss 81 his kin ,is,poc,t
stated since that tine he las been reeonn"rir, t
surb az ti",a,, @ l2r l liked pains whatever
The side hip, back aud limbs scrofuou- hnru,r L n
agne ~ the breast, weakness amt pain IN ils s,si
weak lmbs, lameness. affections Of the spine f"u,
McaEnesses &c No cInile subicci 10 pain or caknss
ia the back or side should be without H.
= ,-, MARRIED LADIES
IN delicate situations, ind graa relief from co,s,
wearing ths plaster The application Of this plaster be-
li eg si"uigIs, is zen ogni certain rcideiy for
sos coughs phsc aud lung affections IN their prilnsry
siEes destroys nnimaion by producing copi9is pey
HpTauoh. No physician should he Withouft. w.
FOR parucularssee bills that acconlanies e,e no, and,
directions Each boz contains sufficient To spre,J sS I
oe "a div ol2 A a. sTgvgSs
,ChEAP AND NEW SPRING DRY GOODS
X yhNklNs has received and will continue recciv
Iehi already opened ' - "''''' 9'l' W
Veaaee Fprng calcnes al IYge d. al. ...t t.r, - q,
"i"y, iehc p cahcoes a. lsG4 aud = ' ~ W. J"i'
PLAIN and figured, bac K and rol.,,.t ..tL
Muslin capes anil collars N
PafaaOa and umbrellas
straw aud leEhorn honHrta
Flowers aud iibbans vi AID k,uts
, % and fsGf ''''' -'' 49, - 49, g.
lotion sheetnss' yards wide. boaeiei t5n.
eng sh1 snort colored AMI black SILK sctft
~ e@otcd Nd gloves
niaeb homhazines chaliyB and mouslius
Dimilesand frnfes
NIfu1 wards LIesr betI ~. q ,,.lt.--t...t.-..
cents 1''''" 'i"lIr nv
liisans ~ bcached sliriirgs AID cotton oznaburss
lyllla. tasstueres and vesings. etc rfc. ,,t
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CERTIFICATE

cetuy tlat have, 10y way Of experiment used the
hygean ana most of the various kinds Pills IN INV prse
uec, winch have borne the highest repute IN The public -
mShon ta have been orre for sale ~ this vicinify or
me last hVe years, including those called the ResuTrsr
o or reTsan rms sud tho public may assured mar
none among me whole catalogue has answered a heller
ppse as an easy and ehcctual remedy, than the Rssut
fecuon or Persian Pills, IN most cases of disease
CHARLES BACKUS 81 ID
Rochester, N. Y, Sept "a, 1889.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-12

mx TINES A WEEK ny JAMES RIVER
T TMHno II TO D ILSNoHnUnS, AND Esoa
VIA NATUR I. n iSinGen
DIBRELLfs sPRINGe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-12

At PRICES.
fI'E Fuhacrhcr BE- ewing small potion u his sup
Il pivot Spring Goods, sichaa
French Cimbfics, Lawns, sc.
Plaid Giuahams
French PrnfE OHsrtmsn'O
French Kid Gloves fniinW
BLACK and Hue Black Marccinc
Mourning Lawns and Muslns
Furniture Uondou) Chintz
Eca island, and New York Mills Shirting4
W Hamilton Hlcached Shcctinfs, etc.
Othas large additions will be received by al ~ tho neu
arrivals
Great bargains oGeredin Goods previously on hsni,
~ every description. - . -
NH ~ TUOF W. VNltE.
Hbhons. Scarfs tsuoug them some very rich frrncn
I Dlondo) Wells Flowers, Sc Indeed IN every depart.
ment, my stock BE- extensive aud choice than
hal lnd the Attention ~ my friends aud The
public ~ solicited DO " IHOh's fklCE,
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Ut NC IHlI' TIlIcs IluU ne El4ern UerI-I 80 q
r.,,,., ~ gina, l9th March, 1872: ""
JAMES JOHNSON, Of the CIV OF Richr,,,. ,.
h'el petition praying hst he may be dec Iars' b,rt
~ 'Ilet en- that all persons claiming 10 be rreI
"ls OF We sal James johnson shus rsusc 10 Tho ,,
on tnc 4h April mex, Why The said James Jot nso ~
% eu bankup' pursuant a. the act II Cngres In
n'' bcual AMI ti1ta copy Of this order be Unfinished 49,
7 court. rorv RI. "'' <f.H iulcs 81
mh ~ yg5w IitiND,, ,,,,,,... .-
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copy. Testc,

NIhGINIA.-ln Chesterfield county court, March
18TH y WIN smith, pitt against Martha Park.
bill, Maria T. CLARK, CathaTuc Bot, Archibald ~ Boff,
Leonard Nunnaly, late Sheriff u Chesterfield County,
aud as such administrator Of Mary Bolt decd william a
Elam NJ Elan, Tho Creek Company ~ Golfers Roberf
Lumpkin and Anderson Edwards sheriff of Chesterfield
county, ant such administrator of samuel parkhd
defs-IY ChGuceTy.
The defendant, Martha A Parkhill not having entered
heT appearance and given security according The Acc
IF Assembly aud tic Rules Of this Court and appear
ing, by satisfactory evidence that she inhahsn
81 tbs Commonwealth n b. ordered that she appear
here on the fts day Of June Couu ncN and answcrthc
pliinuns uG gnd that copy sf this order bcifurthw
inserted IN zone newspaper published iu the City Of
Richmond Tor months succcssivcly aud that another
copy be posted he front door Of the Courthouse Of this
county. A COPY. Tcstc,
ap w9w T. w CARTER, nc