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NAsHI8uTON, febrnl!y o.
FREE TRApr-Froma call made on Mr.. Mcclellan,
Of the Undertook district New York, by MIR. White,
one Of Mr. Cay's saunch, firm friends from Indiana,
i. would seem that there is great anxiety ascertain
whether, in Mr. Van Bnrens neighborhood, free trade
is considered synonymous with direct tares From Mr.
cClellans reply, infer that he and bis constitute
do not intend to push the free trade doctrine TO the
point of nerdicting all imposts on imported ,ceah-
They hold ell wealth rgh,ful!y subject to taxation for
the support of Government and that property which
is entered at the customs land for the protection of
which, mad that sent IN exchange Cor ii abroad such
charge is levied in The shape oil navy) ought 10
tribute lis just proportion 10 the AS The tax
such property most easily collected at the
toms, cannot certainly be matter of complaint that
should be LEVIED there. The returns thus made by
trade, 10 rtiord means 10 The Government make ii
SAFE cannot lie considered IS obstruction TO free
,rade. Free trade according 10 Mr.. McClenn) means
taxes and expenditures as low consistent with the
necessities OF Government - Globe.
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By the Lieutenant Gortrnor Of pugtai0.
Proof NATION

WHEREAS il has been represented me- that WA llntche
~ junior, late cf enco county, charged with felony IN
kidnapping slave has fled from JUSTICE and Is now going al
large:
Now tiercc, l. John VI. Gregory Lieutenant Governor Of
Virginia. acting Governor pursuance oi the Constitution
Hereby offer reward Of hundred dollars TO any tron or
persons will apprehend the said VIM ntcheson and deliver
him Jail of enrco county. And require all officers,
and military and request the people Of the
diligence for the % the said fugitive that
he may be dealt With the law directs
Given under hand and under the lesser seal Of The Com
monweath, kichm0nd, this eth day OF December. in
tsE'L.i The year 1912 JOHN NJ GREGORY
William Hutchinson forty ODD from feet 10 inch
high straight with broad i!ders rather small,
prominent cheek homes blue eyes, hair very dark black long,
and combed chiefly ,he.. HIS counenance Is somewhat
peculiar and ioIhddng in liz
Il reported said Iu.chcson has had contract tie
Canal above Iynohurg, under .lr OF William Thomas
by said he il vel! known along the line of the
Rcinond about the 25' December last
taking with him and fons horses and be supposed 10
be nov in the vicinity Of scosYi.e or iyncibnrs.
r,n l.
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THE INDIANA SESAToR The election of a Demo.
cratic Senator from Indiana, seems to have caused the
Wings, throughout the country, 10 break in howl
OF vengeance against the supposed author of it, No
epthets are too "indecent and ungentlemuny" 10 be
heaped upon him. and the most bitter condemnation of
his conduct expressed. Now, il happens as MIR.
Keso who gave the vote States that he vas instructed
so to act by his constituents This then is the reward
of representative, faithful to his constituents, when
his actions conflict with the Wing designs. This is
their principle of action; every thing for the party no.
thing for the country Witness likewise their treat.
ment of President Tyler for ve,o;ng Bank, after it
had been frequently condemned by the people
Every thing for the party, &c We make few Z.
'racts from the proceedings OF the Indiana Legisla.
ture, another instance CT the shameful conduct Of
Wings:
Wednesday, Jan. 23.-Mr. Harris inquired
by what authority the Clerk wrote Mr.. Kelso's name,
when voting for Senator, in large letters anderson.
cd The President answered, by authority Of the Pre-
sdent.
MIR. Rtchey asked by what authority the President
made The order.
The President replied that the Journal was under his
control.
Mr.. Harris moved to amend the Journal The mo-
ton was decided to be out Of order.
Mr.. Kelso-l hope gentlemen will permit it to re.
main as II IS am perfectly satisfied that it shall
main
Mr.. Kelso asked TO be discharged from serving on
select committee with N,essrs. Ewing and De-
frees, owing to resolution they had passed, which
rendered It unpleasant TO them to serve with HIM
Granted.
Mr.. Walpole asked the minority if they would re-
fuse to trust the majority with this bill He said the
crisis had now come as they had lately fallen for the
want of integrity and the treachrry of one whom
they had relied. We Ghe Democratic Whigs) should
rely on the majority here, for opponents were
ready to defeat our wishes By bribery and corrup.
lion, IN
Mr. keso said, he presumed that the gentleman had
a!uson TO him, VIXEN be spoke of treacbcry, because
he had voted yesterday his constituents had instruct
ed him. The gentleman from Hancock should be The
iast to speak of integrity IsTEGEirY! he speak
OF inegritg' when, nj night, he will hold up both hands
and say, $50 heip God, mW nersr rote for o.
II. Smith, and the next day give him three centre
shots Here the President called him to order for
personality. IN. y. f. Post.
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GREAT BARGAIN IN LAND.-The subscriber hayn. q,
~ mined TO remove 10 the State Of Missouri will sell th T.
Of Land In the county of Caroline upon which br pe
Sides containing about twelve hundred This land
Gated about TWO miles from Chesterfield Depot the kcha
Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad In neghbohoot 'ra
able tor good health and good society, being egu distant n
Richmond and Fredericksburg, aud abort thirty miles
either place. The improvements consist OF large Az
venient dwelling house, with above the la-nsa'
two in the basement, excellent granary, shielded three
large tobacco barn, 40 by 81 framed, and ht cut q
material; cabins, and all other ont houses of
family Ill new and IN good repair There Is upon hs d
good apple orchards and two dwelling houses ;ha' W
necessary, be divided Into farms IS six bundled
There Is III The yard an excellent well Of rated
pump ana good Spring not far distant. The g,iy ~ G
Is a. good and perhaps better than il the UeI:it'i
Running through II u large crees atrJrhns not H. s
hundred acres Of very valuable fiat land inferior
some valuable swamp land. About three hundred
IN origin! growth, heavily tnbrTed with OAK AMI pine
situation would br very fine location for Il LAWYER an vs.
afford hne Practice further description deemed u't
sary as 1t j. presumed person wishing 10 purchase ' W
anime for himself. The terms will be made easy MI %
pleasure in showing the land u persons who may w,a
chase. fR iScfS ". SfIff
Nov.
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- IcARD POLLARD has resumed the practice of the law
IL r will attend the Courts of Abcmarle Buckingham Mel
Amherst lie also offers hi services for the adjustment
Of claims upon the Government. He will Washington
whenever business entrusted his charge require him do
Having been merchant well lawyer, he considers
himself well prepared TO settle accounts seven years resi-
deBce Chilli United States Charge Affairs, has him
knowledge Of The Spanish character and Spanish language
winch will he useful in the firtcanoe and settlement of husi
SiJccs His Pos, Office War
hihenar!e county Virginia.
Feb. s7-w4w
81, Tie Washington Globe. National Tnegencer aud a!adi-
will copy above, and this Office
HTOTiCRan away from the subscriber, about The middle Of
~ Jane Of last year. slave, named DICK. He s
about 3 age, about feet 10 II inches high,
made and very likely. c is left handed and rptUed the
left SIDE and sometimes truss. Tie is somewhat bow
legged rather so in the left leg, and he has occasionally
comp aimed of rain in the left knee, and then limps little
the Of his left foot rather turn inward when he walks
lie rather of brown color speaks
his teeth, NJ II he had something In his mouth.
Dick abscondcd 10 II years ago. and then caught
in Chesterfield county, the coal pits Miss Nancy Har
ris' and brought by Mr. Hancock lie June,
going in that direction, and inclined the belief that he
again in that negbbohocd probably the Canal OF the
James River and Kanawha Company.
will give reward of $50 for his delivery in Prince Ed
ward county, twelve miles South of the Courthouse
secured in any jail 80 that get him again.
GEO. W. BELL.
Feb. e7-w5w+
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FLEETWOOD acADEMY.-The s'1th Annual ss..s
this Academy will commence on Tire 23d January ge--
der the direction ol the subscriber, who viii he aided #
stinction Il the School by H. Joseph Kay, A. b. eri
Nlli!aEi aud ila.wtu during his collegiate
siltn;lnn, acquitted hmsGt in highly slti.'t
the faculty. whose testimonials vi his literary
moral standing afford ample guarantee al his ::ae5 "
charge efficiently HE duties Of an instructor.
The Of instruction will embrace the Latin, Gre
French Languages, NATURAL Moral ami Mental Pt0.
Elements Of Chemistry Arithmetic, Grnairiry. A.et'7,
aud Spherical TrsononIefy, Analytical Geometry Pnd
ye,ng, and such branches constitute sound literal ~
Education.
The object aimed at IN the plan of instruction will BE-
part by unremtng excrtians accurate an! radca 50
ledge Of the subjects TO which the Students attention ma
rectcd to prepare him for entering College eredae
engaging in active business
The situation Is remarkably healthy, and possesses ml''
vantages for the moral training Of youth.
The year will be divided into two sessions, Of five ~
ear and the entire expense OF the session Except anf
he S65and deduction made for Absence, a:er cnIi"
the residue Of the session, except In of sickness
Address-Feewood Academy, King & Queen. ....a
Dec. G-@~
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Nny. %

ID UNAWAY NEGRO IN RUSSELL JAiL-There
IL ned the Jail of Russell county, Va about the first Of
September, 1872 Negro Boy who calls himself Bil-lad on
all nearly lie says his present masters VIII
;ams and purchased Is months before he
from negro trader by Beverly Said hoy is Is
% years age spare made and active lie he
the State county he is FROM The
is requested forward prove property him away,
otherwise, he will be dealt with according TO law.
EDWARD d. HERMAN
D. Sheriff Of Russell county Va.
D.r ci---w3m
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TO MERCHANTS AND FAMILIES.

TO MERCHANTS AND FAMILIES.
INDIA CHINA DINING SETS, and by the dozen
Frenrh Porcelain do do. do. do.
White Granite do %. do. DO.
Blue & Dove Printed do Dc. do. do.
Best English Gill Tea China Sets from SIS $50 per set and
the gold warranted TO stand
Low priced English China Tea Sets and BY the dozen
Elegant Gilt China and other kinds Of Table and Sideboard
Pitchers
China White Granite and Printed Toilet Sets
Fashionable, rich cot hall and Passage Lamps
Plain Glass do. do. do.
Rich Gull, French Porcelain Fruit Baskets
Pain do. do do. 90.
India China do. do.
Rich Cut Glass Bowls, Pitchers aud Dishes
Do do. 10. necantcrs, Turiblefs and Wines
pq. do. do. Celery stands, Jelies and l.emonades
Cut md plain Glass Mantei Lamps
English Plate, German Silver and Rriania Gators
Low priced Toilette Lacking Glasses
Together with general assortment Of China Qeensware and
Glass Persons buying with cash assured that they shalt have
the full value of their money WM. r. BUTLER,
doors above Bell Tavern.
Feb. S5-wtf
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FRANKLIN HOTEL, Main str,e. Richmond ra-The sub-
seI5er having leased this establishment lately KEEP; by Mr.
C. A. Hodges aud formerly known Earley becs leave IN
make known TO his friends and The public generally that the
ouss having recently undergone thorough repair he now
prpiTed 20 accommodate all those who may favor him wjtb
call From his long experience in the business and de;em
nation s 20 MAKE his house acceptable 10 the puhc he
atters himself that he will receive due proportion OF naron
AGE. i
His charges shall be accommodated to the times
JAMES @. BT.AKEY.
Richmond, Dec. Is, 1912. e.-wt,y
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD
Hnrn,Ictinr, nf fhe RniIrnnd IN 4n,in (rrck


RAILROAD.
Completion Of The Railroad to -7qnia Creek
Unriraiied E1pGcition
THE Riehmoad Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad Compa
hereby that their Railroad completed the
Potomac river the 18th instant and that travellers
conveyed Richmond and Washington all Of
yra by galfoad Cars and Steamboats, THE Steamboat Com
any being provided with effective ice boats to keep Tie
navigation during the hardest weather in Winer leaving Rich
G. IL H. precisely instead OF 4i heretofore and
reaching Washnetns IN and Baltimore 10 p hours or more
hours In advance Of the River and Bay Boats
Travellers by This liar, proceeding to Philadelphia immediately
their arrival Baltimore reach that city g a. H. the
morning. or In ID lours after leaving Rirhmnrd.
Instead af paying tes farr heretofore to fredericksburg
ONLY and wards board the Potomac Steamboat and
Washington passenges viii take tickets the Railroad Office,
both for Washington and Baltimore The fare. in is way, will
less than paid separately different poriiuns of the route
Whole 10 Washington, s.
Do. L. RlDtste, $40
the afternoon Railroad line from Ba,imorc,l sia
80 children under t..c of agsoters. under
years of age half price ~ comed half
THOMAS; SHARP,
Superintendent II Transportation.
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Faiuable Property for Sale on James Ri1er, in


events the pressing demands of
creditors desire pay my debts and all liza
bties par, the whole Of Landed Estate In
county consisting OF Two Plantations joining each
oher-the one y residence known WEYANOKE, the
other the residence of my brother Iamesboh of which
a high improvement On these Estates
four hundred bushels Of wheat and all the necessary prepare
for crop s advanced Stale. They imme
dately river within hours seemng Of Petersburg,
four Of Richmond and five of Norokconvenien to the Court
house. 10 Church. M and in the hest neghbohood in
Virsnia perfectly healthy the of family will
show who remained there The whole OF the last
summers with large number Of yonng without sin
o On 10th there gnod aad comfortable
dwellings, all the out buildings, we'll stocked with
fruits Of all kinds AID instance within 20 years Of their
being killed by frost.
Persons disposed favorable are in
ved premises. As this Land lien paya.
years the be made easy except much in
will satisfy immediate demands taboui s2 mol
II sold before first day CT May next, the
highest bidder the premises Of The above Plantations
(Weyanoke credit OF Two for all above
same tmc upwards Of seventy Negroes credit OF six nine
months with all the Stock Of Horses Mules Cattle Hogs and
Sheep Agricultural implements of all kinds third
ieres in decked Mari Lighter lately thoroughly
built with which, cost OF less than hve per busliel
have married. nearly the whole OF this Land.
ANY communication directed ct Petersburg III be
tended JOHN MfNGE.
Jan3 12-mtd
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ID EECH CREEK ACADEMY.-rhe undersigned would an
the public that they have again employed Mr. b.
F. Whdden superntend this School for year lS43 which
will the second Monday of February next, and
months. Having been in employ Tor the two
years perfect satisfaction having gwen feel
confident In recommending the School the public Instruction
will he given in Creek Latin, French Mathematics and all En-
will be given speaking and composition There Is now
of eight scholars and if application Is made
they entered in the School, Few locations
be desirable either for morals, health, study.
Tuition per years English S0 Languages. 800 Board, ESQ.,
{. +. G0ODALL, NATHANIEL CROSS,
JAMES MCDOWELL, THOMAS N. WHITE,
WIN. l.. WHITE. JESSE WYNN.
IInnnr Nnu. a.
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"a cultivated the Virginia Nurseries, miles West Of Rich
mond, by JAMES VIA.
x, The prices Of Apple Trees according quantity fol
lows each under & over p and under CO, LII cents
Rla Wh;e July, Ca,head Lowry, Pryor's Rcd, Branch
Ample Louisa Seeding Pppin very fine flasow Crab Harris
ne new fine Strawberry, very fine, ZIG nm Carriers
Pea ,ain Jennei. Winter Cheese Crucleds Gcennc
White SUMNER Linhe.twis, Summer Cheese, pommc Dpps
or dy App!e sopls Sptzen.urs Beethoven, Coplon's Hang
ia Large Fa, Cheese Golden rppn Giles Apple, Garfield
HARRISON Winesap, French Dwarf, Basket Apple, Newton
rippn Large June Winston Pippn, Capt. Jimmy, Summer
rran'ln pzenbug La;e June Horse Pasture IIar
Rhode Island treening Seeding Monster Pippn, Jude
Apple Siberian Crab cn,Is psSmsn' Dckings Apple
senylers Large, Moorpark Gibbons very fine, Brussels
da, Orange excellent, Rack, very fine and
NECTARiSES.
- cents each.
Orange Red Roman.
Is cents each.
Soft Shell.
" Price Of Teach Trees according quantity viz: 30 cents
White Heath Pound Peach, Large White cngsone Royal
ripe Chcya very fine Favored Pe.que, do do Presi-
dent Ponpone yellow Pineapple, kennedys Carolina, Martins
very fne White swee,waer, nsh Heath Black Heath, Nut
Washington very large and fine favored od Nixon Mitch
Red Cnsstone Columbian, very lne Soron Favorse,
y O." Double B''s'0"' ve Cu EsTnmTs;a'
Wax Lt or Amber, May Duke Napoleon, Early May James
Wax White Transparent t,riea, Ekon, Adams Large Red
July Cluster, knights Black Eagle Trents Duke, Carnaton
Kenyan, Black Tastar!an, early.
p cents EACH
Green Gage yellow do Imperial vn!e; Gage. Queen Claudia
Romer's Washington, Yellow Egg, Purple Magnum Bonnm
Peach lluiu.
PEARS.
. each
Sickle, Autumn Vcalien, Summer do, Winter DO, phads
a Winter, Winter ccamot Cook Pear Napoleon iueIIe, Ma
con- argonee Walnut Pear Green Spring Bonchreten Lit
usca earliest Colmans Buerre, Wood>on, Autumn Berga
mot, Wilkinson.
GRAPE VINES.
N0on's Seeding each so cents Hebernons Madeira, do do
Catawha, % each for 90 less than 20
if y large quantity Is taken, GIG so per l00
ROSES.
Greve 81; Macrophylla, 81 Muhora 50 Chinese
Perpetual CENTS 20 Chinese Double Velvet
Perpetual 81; Red Moss, ST. White do 10 So White Cus
Pink do IS cents; Georgia Nondescrp so Pink
Tea, 81 yacnth, beautiful and fragrant; 81 Mexican Runner
fine ST. Purple Tea Provns Rose IS cents Peach
Scented Perpetual, 81; White Tea 81
ASPARAGUS.
Fy thousand Asparagus Roots, 70 per hundred.
RASPBERRY
Raspberry Vines. III al per hundred.
" 81 have under cultivation considerable ad
diiion of e varieties of all the above kinds.
S Orders addressed post paid The subscriber Lewis
Hill, will bee promptly nded To- The Trees, sc packed In
JAMES VIA.
Nov. 8 a3-sm
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DED SPRINGS FOR SALE In pursuance Of Deed OF
IL executed the subscribers by Philip Rogers
date the 2h day OF May 1885, and Of record In the Clerks o.
County Of Allegheny for certain purposes there
in mentioned shall the tenth day Of March ne1 If fair
not the day thereafter Sunday exceped proceed
known Tract Of Land the Red Springs in the
Of occupied by said Rogers lying the county
Of Allegheny containing eleven hundred less and
bounded on one side by the Sweet Spring Tract
This OF very superior quality of which about Two nun
ded acres land capable Of producing the
most abundant crops of tobacco grain and grass The Red
Springs celebrated for their medicinal virtues and much
buildings accommodation Of visitors extensive and
ccmmodious. -
At the sarle time and place. shalt expose SALE in like
manner for cash. the flOwB Slaves, wiz Billy Cook Billy
Blacksmith Billy Lewis, Albert Jim Right Big Jim, Amstead,
Harrison Spencer Violet Esther Hannah and Rachel with the
increase of the females the date said deed Aso all the
stock of Horses AMI Sheep and all household and
Kitchen Furniture conveyed TO us by said deed.
above property believed be indisputable,
but acting Trustees will convey only such vested in
Us by the deed OF trust
ioe aTe eHoWs Trustees.
BURKE In his recent work the Mineral Springs Of
Western Virginia. page OIL makes the following remarks In
reference 10 the establishment which mile distant
the Sweet Springs OH the oau leading 10 tie Nhte sui
ptur
Red Spring chaly beate and most powerful agent
in cases that admit This
which this establishment possesses neighbour having,
besides the kind of water which abundant at the
sweet Springs
looking fertile and best cultivated farms In Vir
cina The celebrated Beaver Dam Falls this Farm and
about mile and half from the Spring"
Ian 5;h 1919 .3-wids
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DOR REST-The Ou.e and Farm lately occupied by Profes
cor Emmett the University Of Virginia The house
besides and has attached TO II
convenient house, garden orchard and small
vineyard of excellent The contains upwards ut
hundred acres a enclosed part of which will be laid down in
this Spring This pace offers inviting residence In
point Of health comfort and convenience the University
ticuary wh0 having educate would wish TO
sperntend their education board them himself Possession
will be given whenever required. Application directed TO the
University post Office post paid will be promptly attended 10 BY
the undersigned. MARY Is. EMMETT.
University Jan. 81, 1873 S0-wGw
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Ir0RTANT TO DEALERS IN TOBAcC0.-TI,

IMPORTANT TO DEALERS III TOBACC0-TL- fl.s
section OF the TO amend the act entitled IAN act tor
the several In force concerning III. is.
of tobacco passed 7h March, 1885, is publ u the
ton Of all persons concerned and more especially deal
upland Tobacco chewing the advantage they would dc.,
ot any extra rnge IN directing their tobacco e s;of
Pablo Warehnusc.
'4ad be !. jurfacr tssed That, IL any hoerad Of IT,
shall have been Inspected any upland Inspection and ,lr
forwards be stored in rny warehouse in the city Of Etk
and the of Petersburg other Than the public warhc
the said city and the of Petersburg the CGnuoat
shall be liable for tho loss destruction of such tt,c
my whatsoever unless al the time VIXEN the sae
stored IN such other warehouse there at least eighteen
bred hogsheads f in the city Of Richmond, aU
Petersburg, hundred and sevcnyve hossheads in le
lie warehouse aforesaid unless the inspectors thereof
refused 10 receive such tobacco storage Of wh.h
Nov S.,
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nJOTIrE-!n consequence Of continued i'll helii ~
" JAMES retires his day from The p1rtner,i2 OF /.
JAMES & CO.. with The consent OF all the p4.tnsrs
however, far az he can and in winding Up the t-
which he is interested, and IN conducting The IEs"
the lt day Of September next-and for ,hss purposes "
the Of the firm heretofore. We ask nGneT''
70 prepare for early liquidation Of their accounts
Of the greatest Importance 10 us-and urgently demanded
FLEMING JaNE
EDWIN JANE,
HENRY JAMES
Richmond LIST Pebru.rv 1914
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TN HANCERY-vincrsIA.-At Rules held In n. o.
fee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and ~,
Louisa county, Monday, October the 81 1912 Snane
Mary P. Duke, Administrative of Benjamin b. Dpt.
ed, D. d.tel
against shis:
William Shelton tMin'r.) in his own right. and =,
executor Of John Shelton, deceased. John sheon
for John Shelton and David Shelton, mug fq,i
The defendant David Shelton, having entered l
ance and given security according and the III. app
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he y
nlabnnf this State: On motion OF the plaintiff Lv ~ a.
sell il is Ordered that the said defendant, David ef ca
ne before the Judge of the said Court NJ the Go
The first day Of the Of the said Court and
plaintiffs bills and that copy Of this order fortu it,
IN some newspaper published in the city of Rlrhuans %
months successfully, and posted the front door or -, m
house of this county some Court day. 'us u.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN HUNTER. >