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FRANKLIN HOTEL, Maa sir,a Richmond Ya-Th re sub
having leased this establishment lately Kept by Mr..
C. A. Hodges aud formerly known as Earcy" bees leave 70
make known his friends and Tie public generally ta ne
house having recently undergone thorough repair he now
peprrd 10 accommodate all those who may favor him WIN
call From his long experience in The business and deeIi.
nation on his part make his house acceptable to the public ne
alter himself that he will receive his due proportion VI patron
age. ,. ;, 49,.
A ~ JAMES G. BI.AKEY.
p,-...., n. * 1919 65-wSw
DR- oAKLEY'S COMPOUND DEPURATIvE SYRUP, for
the cure Of crofua Kings Evil obstinate Erupos Of the
skim PmpIes Pusules the Face Scay Eraptons Chronic
Rbemats letter Syphc symptoms und all disorders arts
Ing from nm impure the blood nudcious Use Of mecu
~, &C., &c. ;. ], ,...., c,,,.s
with decided benefit in rrofua Mercua Diseases and IN all
cases of an liberated character ZOO
READING. June, 1859.
We e undersigned, having frequently used uahleys Com
nond Deprave Syrup in the practice win de-
rlde irnrfca results ceeuIy recommend II I" The faculty As
! S"r''''' ~ u. II. MUHLENBERG, NJ. y.
SOLOMON G.. BIRCH, do
JOHN b. OTTO, do
The above valuable preparation for sale by GAiAoK
LYELf., Agents for the proprietor; y, .r
7l--WIy
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old WINES AND LIQUoRS-Aso, GRoCEElEs.-I have
very large general assortment OF old Wines and Ii
and were then said he 70 Old Ny Groceries will
bear comparison with the bert IN the city, as may regard
o,liv and mice and caencas in putting OF them The
did Wines Liquors will be found most beneficial for the pre-
servion of health, when moderately ana !ndiciousy USED
unsake belief PLAIN matter Of fact assertion let him
encne ar ca on Nh. subscriber who has regular tempe
rate drinke during the years of his life and If not satis
his healthy appearance they can sre portrait Of s
l07 wears and he was sa be- iukiu. s since the
day he left Fercntosli, then STRIPPING 49,,
Az, 3l-wly
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u NorIcE "A meeting Of the Republicans of
ilEsR!co county will be held at the Court HOUSE al,
the February Court, (slonday, February 6,h) The
object being 10 appoint Delegates TO the Republican
State Convention, Of the 18th March next.
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fee of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chanrs VI
Louisa county, Monday, November the 7h, 1912: Ia
Henry II. Schoo!er and William Nelson, Sheriff or
county and Committee Administrator de bonis non Of Pa
Schooler, deceased, p. nus
against "''
Lewis Johnson, Executor Of Lewis Johnson deceased no
W. Johnson Ira Johnson, Alexander Johnson Jane Johnson
curtha P. Johnson, Hugh Simpson and Lucy A. his wifi y
Lucy A. Schooer, America Z. Schroeder, Rice D. Senn "a.
Garrett ". Schooler, Defrndsr,"i ~
The defendants willis W. Johnson, Ira Johnson als ae
Johnson and Garrett 81 SchooIer not having entered th
pearance and given security, according to law The MY
ths Cout and appearing by satisfactory evidence thar
are not inhabitants Of this State motion &c the pan,s
their Counsel IL Ordered, That the said defendants Wi
Johnson Ira Johnson Alexander Johnson and Garrett n ss
err Go apnear before Judge Of the said Court at IN.
house, on the day Of The Of The said Court
swer plaintiffs b and that copy OF this order be o,S
inserted some newspaper published in the city Rsh
for two months cessvey, and posted the front doa
Courthouse OF This county some Court day. -" s
\ CoIH-Tcstr,
JOHN HUNTER, Co.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD.
Completion Of the Railroad 10 .7quia Creek.
Inriraiitd Egpedition


THE Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Cnmpa
hereby that their Railroad completed the
Potomac 10Th instant, aud that travellers
conveyed between Richmond and Washington all Of
year. by Railroad Cars and Steamboats, e Steamboat Com
being provided with effective ire the
navigation during the hardest weather Wn-r leaving Rich
nond t. A. ~, precisely, instead of *, heretofore and
reaching Washington aud Baltimore IL hours
than 81 hours in advance Of the River and bay Boats
Travellers by This line proceeding TO Philadelphia immediately
their arrival Baltimore reach that city al A. NJ the
morning, in % hours after leaving Richmond.
Instead Of paying their fare heretofore Fredericksburg
only and ae wards board the Potomac Steamboat and
Washington passengers will take tickets the Railroad Office,
both for Washington and Baltimore The fare, in this way, will
be less than paid separately different portions of the
Whole fare 10 Washington, s.
Do. to Baltimore, $40
nn. 10 PHILADELPHIA, (by Peck and I.nres line or
the afternoon Railroad line from EaItmore sl2
No children under of agcohes under
twelve years Of age half price, ~ Caoied persons half price.
THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent Of Transportation
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Jan. la ~
VlRGINlA:-At q CouuiieId fbr Carroll COUNTY in /
' on Monday. the ID day Of Iannaru laIa. - -

ViRGiNiA:-At aCouu'hed for Carroll county, in lit
on Monday, the III day Of January, 1913:
Whereas, Jackson Blakney being now in the c,,s,,
Sheriff Of this rounfy, charged with having feloniou.,
stolen and carried away one Mulao Girl, named Mai.y
ain.rs the property Of William BIakney, licensed late
terrified district In the Stale Of South Carolina; and
charge being verified by proof Of hr confession Of the
son blakney; and me Cont having probable cause l. >
ta ie said JACKSON Bakney hath committed the
with he charaed and that he ought to be uird there's
district and State aioresaid it Is therefore ordered rs M
tnai ht sa' Jackson Baaney be detained In the
Sheriff of this county fortne of three months i,o
au tha copy Of these proceedings he transmitted BY ~
o ms Cont ~ The Executive Of South Carolina aud %
II The Richmond Enquirer
Copy-Tcs,e.
WILLIAM LINDSEY
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CHhNCERY.-ViE: Rules holden IN the G,
once oil the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and ChantcG
Lancaster comfy, the I'd day Of January, le43:
William h. Mitchell, Plaat!
against
James Avereh Joseph Mann, William Frost, Daniel 3
"emy, ana .Neison ROBINSON Efrnist
nc defendants, James AreSe and William Frost. a
enhfcd Their appearance and given security, according
~ assembly ana the rules al this Court and IL apppah0
tsacory evidence that they not nhabitauts OF this
II Il ordered that the said defendants do appear ,rfcn
" our sau tort at the Court house, The first day IL
FERN next ana answer The hill of the plaintiff and that
ms order be forthwith inserted In some pot
thr cry "i Relmnnd for months SUCCESSFULLY and POI
TIE Ioht door OF the Court house OF this county.
coPy-Testr,
Jam la - ~.
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TRUST SALE or LANn-sn-,n,., :. IL. MOI

'TRUST SALE OF LAND-Puuuant 4, ,Le pro,1,s
Deed OF Trust executed by Rohrr, B. CorhA 10 ''''
seoIi and James c. Luck and duly recorded IA tie C''
o. taIoline County Court, In order TO secure the yn
proceed 10 SELL Friday the 10Th day Of March nenf
nan sioIe IN The county OF Caroline to the highest ~
cash. tae tract CT Land known by the OF art ~
more or less This Tract of Land IL OF FOOD aiafy .
sold for as much as twentysix dollars and fty ces ~
ne ttle 10 The land !, without dispute but acting -
Sha'i only convey such title az IL vested In me. g..
SAMUEL c. SCOTT, Aeinsi. :,
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pooTs, SHOES, TRAVELLING TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS,
ID Hhoiesaie and Reah.-SAMUEL PUTSEY has his
and Store Main door above Mes Hubbard
Gardner Co.. and nearly opposite the Jewellery Store Of VIM
MITCHELL ESQ., large and extensive assortment Of ladle
gcnemens misses boys chlren Boots, Shoes, Slippers Ira
yelling TnnSs Carpet Bags Hear Skins, of the very hest quality
manufactured expressly his oder such he with
confidence recommend being equal to any manufactured In
the United States II is intention always keep very ex
ensve of all the fashionable styles OF goods
10 enable nj all times show old customers and the
public generally every thing that good and desirable From
experience Of twenty-five years the business facilities
for always obtaining the tesl articles is exceed BY any house
in country. respectfully Gull all that want
Of goods in my line assuring them that elegant goods and low
prices win BE- any inducements they will certainly be induced
purchase.
Nov o5 5s-.wtf
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Fall Imported CHM and QUEE.NSW.iRE,

SELLING VERY Low.
OY the ship Harriet Rockwell arrived added previous
receipts placed in possession Of large and command
ing stock of Queensware and China.
German French aud 7mericon Glassware.
Also on hand extensive and varied Of Cut,
Pressed and Plain Glass OF German French and American Ma
nufacre Silver and Britannia Castos Stone Ware
ETC., ETC
The above Goods have been purchased rey lO rates. nth
mourn, aud ! am anxious 10 sell in the same way.
Ny old and pnclual paying friends invited buy the
usual credit. WIN. I. BUTLER,
doors above the Bell Tavern.
SAINT,
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RELL TAVERN IN CLARKEsYuLP.-Thr prUs.s
:, Tue above named establishment known also 81 ,
on sano respectfully informs his friends and the w
Ia.y, thai De Is now prepared TO entertain all Hso ?
dering his guests comfortable and pleased during ibf
nun. his stables viii at all times be well supplied VIZ
wholesome provision for horses and travellers bore
TENDED 10, and his charges moderate 10 accord With
ne socits share Of public patronage, and hope;
de,trving il. ALLEN Hot
Gainesville, Va, Ian. u ~
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MERCHANTs, Families and others are respecidi 3
4,l that my stock Of China oneenswarr and Ga"
embracing many Of the latest aud preities pai,srn
ST prizes corresponding with the tines ri
WM ;. BUTLER, daors asors shs ~ .
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l Y.-VIRcISiA:-At Rules held IN hr Cta
Once OF the Circuit Superior Court, Law and Cha7,r
gmlrrland county, on Monday the 9Th day OF Nosenset
Nihian Is. iiasklns, rair,;
against
Nathan w Walton, Edw D. Walton, Branch II. Ellrr
nnm isiain stray, DrfeHtl-.
The defendant, Edwin D. Walton not havin. entered m
pearance and given security, according the act
ana lhe rules 81 this Court and it appearing by satisfactory
uencn ihat hs Is not an nbobitant OF this country
that the said defendant do appear here ON the rs dv
siarch crn', and answer the bin Of the plaintiff and
OF ms order he forthwith inserted In some newspaper pubs
a, the front door If the Court house Of Ills county
Cory-Teste,
D. D. WOOnsON D {
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WAsnlSoroS CRY, Dec. 90, 1919.

WASHINGTON CRY, Dec. 90, lSls
Gcnemen-Yo Of the 10th iist has been re-
ceived. feel obliged 10 decline the invitation you have
politely extended 10 ME, but in dong this, permit
me TO express the conviction strengthened daily by
perence, that the lending principles of the past nd
mnsiration the only aRpdSsG hicb the Govern
men. in the existing emerg 59 u the country car
be safely conducted, and to h ~ best nchnowlede
ments for the kind manner in winch you speak Of ny
services in connection with that administration.
With much respect md regard,
Your obedient servant,
LEVI WOODBURY..
To iIa rnmo,itee Co
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PutLAnELrmIA, Dec. l0h, 1879.
Sir-I1he uadersgned Committee OF the Demo.
cracy Of the CITY and comfy Of Phade phIa friendly
to that distinguished patriot and sla,c=man, Martin Van
Buren, for The next Presidential term, beg icave 10 in.
vie YOU cslp bration OF the glorious victory achieved
,y The hero OF New Oflsans, The Slh oi January,
ISIS 10 take place in ,his city, AT the Chinese Ma
Saturday, The 9Th of January nexi, and Will
be greatly pleased, should II he IN your power 10 favor
with your presence.
so you SIR, as the rshtful Governor Of Rhode
island we look, az man connected with the history
OF the present evenu times Of our common country.
To you, Sir, the Democracy OF the Union looa with
pride and admiration, for the distinguished part you
have taken in favor ofequal rights and free principles
In you they behold the friend of true Republicanism,
and 10 be honored with your company on the occasion
alluded to- would be of great satisfaction TO
your friends in this part OF the Keystone State
A. friends Of Martin Van Buren,, We beg leave 10
bring 10 your recollection the taken BY hiin,
when called upon, during The iamoas "RgcksAot a-ar
al Harrisburg iur: s The troops of The u Sales Ia
plt down roPuar rights 10 suppress the choice and
TO defeat The Ill Of the people The Democracy Of
Of your State never wonlj have been wrongcd, had
Mr Van Buren, continued IN the Presidency. In that
case, the Peoples rights would have been preserved
their franchise held sacred the point of the bayone
withheld from the breast of the innocent citizen, and
the free people of Rhode Island would now with plea
sure and gra,iinde hail you as their just and legally
chosen Chief Magistrate.
We have the honor 10 be-
Ncfy respectfully,
Your most obeJent servants
(Senca by The Committed
To H,s ixce.isnoy TnaMas w. Dom.
naw nj Concord, u II.
Coycoen, y II, Jan. %, 1913
Ia William II Royce, James Il Ilayman, William F.
kinl. ag, Miles y Carpenter, and oihers-a commit
lee OF he Democracy Of The city and county Of Phi
adclphia friendly TO the reelection of Martin Van
Buren 10 the Presidency:
Gsntlemen--l feel greatly obliged to you for your
letter of Dec TO- 1912 and your friendly recognition
of me as fellow luborer, though yet, with imperfect
success in the cause OF Democracy and equal rights
The proered invitation 10 partdhe with you in celebra
ting the victory of the sth OF January, 1875 at ~ o
will not be in my power TO accept. While the lapse Of
time has no; dimmed the usrc Of this brilliant achieve
,nent and has confirmed lis in the grateful
ry Of their couEtymen il derives increased interest, in
the estimation Of the Democracy, from having been the
of adng to the whole people lie charnc
L: and qualifications # he lu.,fons p2..ot, who hes
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IN CHANCERY.-VInGISfA, TO wif-At Rules holden n .
1879:
James j. AilwoHh, Plant.
against
George w Croprer John Thomas, Thomas cropper Tho,
Chopper, VIM II. Parker aud Henry Whaey, Defendar,
peaance and given security according of Assem
the rules Of this Court aud appearing by satisfactory ev
that he is inaban Of this Commonwealth, II 0
THAI the said defendant George w Croppe do appear h,
the s day Of the June Of the said Court and a
the paia's b and that copy Of this order be inrthRr
serted la newspaper published in The city OF Richgs4
months successfully, and posted at the front door 81
Court house Of said county.
a True Copy-Teste,
THO. r. JoYNEs. G.
Der Fl
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THE subscriber il constantly receiving from the celebrated
nnfactoy of Nuns CLARK, New York. elegant and plain
Piano Foes possessing the latest improvements, and that
decacy of touch and 0tonc peculiar their
nufacure
Also large Of Musical Instruments and Msica
Merchandise In general,
Piano Fortes rlpared uned hire and taken in ex
change.
The largest collection OF Music offered fc1
may selected FROM the of the subscber
enabled sell The Philadelphia and New York whole
and retail prices
Those purchasing again will BIZ furnished upon bette
p. II. TAYLOR,
Jan Piano Forte and Music Store opposite Banks
IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN TOBACCO.-1he foowin,
section OF the amend the entitled ian
into the several fnre concerning the Inspection
Of tobacco passed 9Th March, Is26, published
tion Of all persons concerned and especially dealers In
upland tobacco showing the advantage they would derive free
Of cage In directing their tobacco be stored
Public Warchnuce
aas BE FURTHER saatd That, if any hogsead of Tobacco
shall have been Inspected al upland con and shall af
forwards be stored in any warehouse IN the city Of Richmond
and hs town OF Petersburg other than the public warehouse
the said city and The of Petersburg the Commonwealth
any whatsoever, The time when tho
stored in such other warehouse there least eigheenkun
dred hogsheads il in the city of Richmond in The
Petersburg two hundred and seycyvc ogseads In the pub
lie warehouse afoeaad unless The inspectors thereof should
have res receive such tobacco storage which
shall, be their duty give certificate If required
Nov Swift
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RI acknowledgements holloway County Cour :
Il October, 1872: -
Isaiah Jackson guardian Of Elias Daushon, and Sarah Bs
eh'L, F!aihtH
Elias Daushan, by Giles A. Miller, his guardian ad Ii.
William Baughau aud Sarah Bausan j., his brother and ~
aud heiis at law, Defrnds,s
This day the complanants BY their counsel and
their bill against the defendants, and on their motion
dercd, That Giles A. Miller he appointed guardian ad ill.,,
Elias BauQhan infant defendant, for the purpose o. I
ing his In this suit and appearing by slrisfic,s
dence that the def. ndanrs, VIM Baushan and Sarah
p not inhabitants Of this country and they
ed their appearance and given security, according LIE
Assembly and the rules OF this Court II IL ordered That H.
defendants do appear here the rl Thursday In January
aud the bill OF the plaintiffs; and that Copy Of III
be forthwith inserted in some wspaper published in Ia. an
Richmond tor two months successfully, and posted 4. N,
door of the Court. housr OF this county.
A Copy-Tes;e,
+. FITZGERALD, c.
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Ia reply 10 invitations - attend meeting ci ei!cn> OF The ~
and county Philadelphia, ed 9Th inst, fer
pose nominating Nd taa buren, tu' lie Presidency Con
r-.sjf vIosg
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IN CHANCERY.-V RGIsi.:-At Rules held in the cie
flee of the County Court Of Louisa County, Monday
day of December, lSi2:
Robert N. Trice Plars
against
Enos Gnnter, John Turner, Thomas Turner, William o.,
and Frances Dicksrson his wife, Drrnd,,,
The defendants, William Dlckerson and Frances Dr..
his wife, not having entered their appearance and given
according 10 law and the rules Of this Court and
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of This g.
motion Of the plaintiff, by his Counsel IL Ordered
said defendants William Dickerson and Frances hrs wife
pear before the Justices OF the said tourt hr Cou
The second Monday in March neyt and answer tie a.s
BILL aud that copy Of this order be forhwh inserted IN >,
newspaper published in The city Of Richmond non,
csssyey, and posted the front door of The Court house 81
county Court day.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN HcNTER, e. l. 9
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CHaNCERf.-ViRGiNI.:-Al Rules held In thp C.rltl
flee OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Cha.ern
toway county, on the 9Th day Of December, 1912:
Samuel Rndd, Pa IA :.
against
John Rudd and Aianson A. Ellington, Defends,
The defendant John Rudd, having entered hi, aar
and given security according the act Of Assembly aI
rules Of the said CouH and appean. by satisfactory
that he " mol an inhabant Of this country, Is ORDERED
the said defendant do appear before tie Judge of the said "a
at the Court house. on the first day Of the next April Tern
answer the bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy OF hi, ta
forthwith inserted In newspaper published in ,r a.
Richmond or tw" months snccessivsly and posted al l A
door OF the Court house Of this coaRty.
Copy--Tssls,
Dec. l3 si, AL
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To the Committee &c.
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pubic mind.
Indications in different parts OF the country, Ms well
as the resolutions in Congress- Of Mr. Johnson of Mary
land md Mr. Gentry of Tennessee, relative TO the as
sumption Of State debts together with the tone OF the
British press upon That subject, incline to the OPT
nion that the assumption Of the State debts will be
Of the leading questions Of the opponents Of the De
mocrntic candidate, whoever he may be. By taking
hold of that question: they obtain any amount Of
money from the holders Of American stocks in Eng
land, 10 purchase presses, and employ writer's TO ope
rate upon the public mind in The indebted States. In
the States free from debt, they will thei
candidate with that question
That the bansera, brokers' and stockholders Of Eng
land, took deep interest in the election Of Genera
Harrison, the tone OF their press clearly proved Thai
interest, in the action Of tie General Government,
has increased in proportion TO The dmnulion Of State
Stocks Therefore, the. interference in elections
(Which think certain) will cause one of the greatest
excitements ever known in the country. Hence, the
necessity for that moderation and forbeaance Of the
friends Of all the candidates toward their tors
that will insure harmonious action in favor Of the
nominee OF the National Convention. The past is !,
guarantee for the future, that the Democrats Of The
city and county Of Philadelphia wll give proper tone
to public opinion Permit me TO give you the following
sentiment:
The Battle Of New Orleans The bullets OF the hardy
Of the West taught the British tyianls who camee
10 be mistress of The sea, that freemen were able to
protect free trade and sailors rights we'll as the
beauty and booty Of New Oreans-may The paper bull
let's at The ballot box in 1874, equally convince the
bankers, brokers' stock jobbers and money shavers O
England, and their friends in this country whose nsi
dious movements are hostile 10 free institution
than war ITSELF that their interference in our elections
is we'll understood, and will meet with that repulse al
the hands of freemen that such nsolence deserves.
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant.
JOHN DAVIS
To the Committee &C.
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IN HANCERY.-viEGisi.:--AtR Rules held in the Glen,
flee of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Clnc.
King and Queen county. Monday, the 5h Of December
Gideon Spencer and Mary E. his wife, who, before her ~
marriage with said Spencer, Tho widow and Administer
Of Ira Roane, deceased, Patut
against
George W. Wyatt, Sarah r. Wyatt and Edna Wyatt.
Dssendsss
The defendant George w. Wyatt having entered 10,
peaiance and given security, according the o A.~.
and the rules of this Court and II appearing by sasr
dence that he is not nhabitant Of this contry or
that the said defendant do appear here the first None,
March next, and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and thai.
of this order be forthwith inserted some newspaper p
in the city Of Richmond for months successfully and 81
the front door Of The Courthouse Of this county
ACopy-Tcste.
ROBERT POLLARD, j.
Dec. Is fJ-Es(
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~ CHANCERY.-VIKG,Si A:-At Rnlrs holden in The ca.
Office Of the County Court Of Southampton, Mundsy
5th day of December 1872.
Willis Bradshaw, PlaaI
against
Matthew WelIons. Defrntia
The defendant having entered bs appearance and
security according to The act Of Assembly aud the rules
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
inhaban Of this country: II is ordered that the said el
do appear here the rst day of March next and as
the bill OF the rlant and that copy Of this order orss
inserted Ia some newspaper published In the city Of RnAza
for Two months successfully, and posted me from, door
Court house of this county.
Copy-Teste,
L. n. EDWARDS. e G
Dec. % c-.,s
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PnrLArrLrunA, Dec. iGih, lsl

(Signed) SlLAS WRIGHT, Jr.
To the Committee, &c.