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Dissolution.

THE Copnrnershp heretofore existing under the firm
4 ofS4MPSON + NEWTON was, by mutgsl consent,
dissolved the tenth March last and all accounts ri
the late firm will be settled by A. n. NEWTON, who is
duly authorised to settle the same and who will continue
the PAPER HAYGIYGS BUSINESS, TT the Old Stand
and Mandatory OF Sampson Newton Foster Street
between Main ST. and Boston, Norwich and Nashua all
Road Depot. P. IL. SAMPSON,
A. II. NEWTON.
Worcester, April 8, ls49 dtfw2t
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC,

WHEREAS, one Alexander Putnam of Worcester, who
w formerly partner in the firm Of Howard &
Putnam, has fit TO enter my with his in his
petition the Commissioner of Insolvency, inso
debtor, think il duty myself and the public,
state the said firm ofHoward IL Putnam dissolved
months SINCE and ready any time pay
any debt that is outstanding against me, and that
nsolvenr and that the said petition entered without
any knowledge of mine, and further that do not be-
lieve that the unsettled affairs of the said Howard Put
be insovent; and further say, that will pay
every debt has heen contracted under the said firm
of Howard & Putnam with my knowledge, providing the
and accounts which belong said Howard 81 Put
nam, shall be made over to me, my own, without
serve. will also say. that believe the only why
said Putnam has taken the he has prevent
from collecting account hold against him tor the
board of himself and vile through the whole of last
HsF. HENRY ID. HOWARD.
Sutton, April 2, 1919 diff
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COFFIN WAREHOUSE.
Carriage, SIGN & Ornamental Painting.

ezsssS - rENHE sulscrher grateful for past vors,
$500 ~ would respectfully piorm the public
EN4L[ff1% that he still continues the above business
ky SsZ--- at the nLD STAED, Mechanic Street,
neer Man, where he hopes 10 merit increased c"n,nu.
sIce az patronage DEXTER RICE.
WorcsstN Dec ~ ts t-s dit
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CODartnershi,, NOTICE.

THE subscribers have this day formed coParmershp
under the name and style JOY e. HAPGOOD for
the transaction Of business Architects and House
wrights, and will hold themselves in readiness TO attend
TO all orders in their business their Office the
If Central and Union Streets recently occupied by Mer
rified Il Hapgood LEWIS T. Joy.
Worceater, March 80, 1e49. N. X. nAPGOOD.
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SPRING HATS.

&c., SPRING HATS.
IN. FFSHE subscriber having engaged one OF
A$I Il the best workmen from New YORK 10 super
~ intend his finishing department, now prepared 70
furnish HATS OF as good style and quality as can De pro-
duced in New York or any other city. .u
lat est and most approved New York style, VIII please
call and examine my assortment. ,ol :,
Also DEALrRs In HATS and CAPS may be assured OF
finding al this Establishment large assortment ana ~
the towest DhoIesdie prices.
March 20. dw6wl4 SehTsI EAcnaNs .-
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NOTICE.

TTNHE ARCHITECTURAL BUSINESS will be continued as
heletoore by the subscriber No. 20 Central Err.
change ELBRIDGE BOYDEN.
April 2. DIFF
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CARD.

THE undersigned having retired from the late firm OF
MERRlFIELD d HAPeooD, takes this opportunity
recommend the successors of that firm Messrs JOY &
HAPGOOD TO the favor and patronage of the public.
March 80, le49. [A2dtfi A. M MERRJFIELD.
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Worcester, April 5, I84g
COMPREHENSIVE FORMED,

THE subscribers have entered into Copartnership
under the firm and name Of E. F. DIXIE IL HAM,
ILTON and will continue the business heretofore trans
acted by Newcomb, Dixie d Co., at the old stand.
EDMUND r. DIXIE,
GEO. A. HAMILTON,
w Orcester, April 8. tS49 dW6W
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WOODEN CARDS FOR SALE,
ONE Frs, Breaker 40 inch Cylnder,-l Condenser 80
~ inch C,linder-0ne End Breaker, AZ inch 9 nasr
recently used for c, riding Cotton and y wen g
Batting Manut'q The above Cards very wen ciotheu
Also Marrow Shear in good runnii order Apply 10
q Mill5ury, April n dw4w* MICHAEL COoSAN.
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STOVES, STOVES.
RARRETTS DYE HOUSE,

BARRETTS DYE HOUSE,
40 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
AIDES Dresses, Cloaks, Shawls Handkerchief scars
i 4 Bonnets &c. Gents Coats, overcoats, and Panfs
dyed and finished in the best manner,
The subscriber having received the agency OF he anoVe
celebrated Dive House, is prepared to receive and for
ward goods to dyed and hopes that the character OF
the establishment for despatch and beauty OF woik,
together with his endeayors please, will ensure him
share of patronage, at
MARTIN R. WILLIAMS, Bonnet Rooms,
49,, - : 7I'. < dwtf
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CODartnershin Noticc.

TUE Copartnershp heretofore existing under the firm
of BoYDEN JOY, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. ELBRIDGE BOYDEAJ
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Dissolution.


TSHE Copartnership heretofore existing between the
i subscribers under the name of DUNBAR & BANGS,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
debted to said firm are requested to make payment Of the
same previous to the Goth of April next
r. D. DUNBAR,
Worcester, April 2, 1s4s. davis j L. BANGS.
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Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.

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NOTICE.

TNHF Copartnership heretofore existing between the
Subscribers, under the firm OF NEWCOMB, DIXIE
CO. has expired by its own limits either the part
will settle the affairs Of the late firm
CALEB NEWCOMB,
EDMUND p. DIXIE,
G. A. HAMILTON,
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Rice's Improved lightning Conductors
NHE Subscribers would respectfully inform the irhabis
iants of Worcester and vicinity that they prepared
to erect LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS, the ensuing sea
son. in superior any thing of the kind ever ye
offered the pubiic-subsutng for the rude connec>
tons commonly used copper points and astenngs gded
spires and copper bottoms adding thereby materially to
the beauty, strength and durability OF the work.
- T. c. RICE,
Worcester March 8. dwtf J. P. RICE.
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Prevalence q worcester Railroad

EOH kshCAksSSs "a w OAN%~Ss<A A~A~AAA OsNNes
csgy $50 $50 sS:sszg.ssss7 :7 49, I'D
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-PAssE TRAINa.
To goUern o and after April Q, 1919.
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at AS AM. and 80 Pm.
Leave Providence at 745 Am. 3.45 PM.
AZ Passenger Station, Worcester in Green Street Depot
do do Providence in E. Wing Of Passenger Depot
FREIGHT TRAIN with Passenger Car attached leavea
Worcester for Oxbridge (whee connects with Special
Train Providence Mt II 80 M from Green Street.
UXBRlDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Uxbrlge tor Providence al AN. LIS M.
Leave Providence for Uxbridge at IL Is ANA 5S0PM
The through Trains Millvlle with coaches
for Satersville. Al Whins with coaches for East Doug
las and Whitlnsvie AT Farnums with coaches Fr Graf
ton and N E. Village. At Uxbridge with coaches
tot Milford and Mendon At Worcester with trains The
Western Railroad Norwich Worcester Railroad
The IL 80 train Providence with trains for
Boston, Taunton, Fall River, New Bedford, &C.
The A. M. train from Uxbridges connects atPaw uck.
ct with trains of the Boston and Providence Railroad for
Boston and the 80 NJ tram from Providence connects
Pawtucket with train from Boston,
The S45 p. NJ. Train from Worcester connects at Provs
idence with Boston and New York Steamboat Trains
The $50 p. M. train from Providence does not stop at
Ashton, Hamlet or sutton
No Cd Glass Tickets sold for ii 80 A. NJ train, Tx
bridge trains
Through Trains henceforth will stop at Central
Falls. SIS Isaac hINCkLEY, sup't-
April Q. dwtf
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w GUILD respectfully inform the citizens Of the City of
w Worcester and vicinity and their customers
that they have opened large and commodious Rooms
No. 244 Main ST., corner of Pleasant,
the mannacture and sale Of all the LATEST Kinds Of
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Of the Enquirer.

-. rms Euouirerts published DAILY uor the city)
TsrMIW iEKLy flor the country.l For the Daily
ssv.n dollars pei annum, and al the rate oil eisht
l,sift taken for shorter period than one yeaI r"I
semi Weekly, i've dollars per annum, ana h,e &C
ANS for sir onths pay able IN advance;to 6epa,a ~
.Ies otremilted by mail post paid; DISK po'i'i'
,nuum al the end ofthe year.
Terms OF ADVERTISING.
4 TIE DAILY ENQUlRER-For one square y,
-, lines or less first insertion, MY GEMS, a.u
:, su,ceed,up insertion twenty-five Cents ="
rrd once a week, twice week, OF '"ieo '"''
.-l. tnr,y seysn and half cents. st,,..,
III ,rAE SCI -WEEKLS-un- square ~ sias s
+, ar less first insertion, cents; toreaeh1""'"u
Annual advertisers are charged nifty houa,s ioi .i
10 lines ana IN that PREPARATION ioi auisaana A..
. yr-,,et i~ngth-exoepi Lottery 'shu1,s ,'1
onr-rs who are charged one hundred uo'i"'' P"pe'
iciuded ,.comn.ui.d ,,itb
~ ,s,uce nay, or satisfactory references, 10 insure
-I-suti ~. ;,,, 49,, wall
~ All dues TO this Office may be RENTED per man,
, nod and available Bank notes, al the RISK oi tue
me postage Of All letters 5eiag paia oy Re MI
-, IN. posasr Of single letter IL scarcely o. any
.,ornt ,,thr writer: IL j. the accumulation "i post
"a, IN an extensive business winch opera'es as
.,,.n,l> ti1 upnn = Editors
- Au Obituaries aaa Marriages from the country,
: never the partys han6wrilineis unknown al ths
af must BE- authenticated by the endorsation oi ths
= I'm SER in the neghborhcod o. they will IN n" case
,usIlshed. Every measure, that has been taken 10
event positions and luzzes, has proved heretofore
Yelling. We must, therefore, insist, IN such case,
+ - tie cummnnicatiorbeinc cerunen ny the hahe %
."os,masirr. ,eriten on ths back Of tketeter.
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sTaE IEFFERSONIAN RULE"

The whole Taylor press The Republican
amongst them, have attempted 10 justify remov.
ais BY "no-parly" President upon The principle
laid down by Mr.. Jefferson, who was elected as
a party President and with his political princi-
plies openly avowed. A correspondent OF The
New York Commercial writes that many Wing
gentlemen Justly expect the application oil Inc
Jefferson rule in the regulation OF appointments
aud Inc New York Courier cordially endorses
1.-THE justice OF these sentiments" has no
doub, of their being entertained BY the great body
OF the friends of The administration throughout
the County," and believes that "lheir spirit will
psrvade The action and prompt The measures Of
the government whenever, after requisite enqui-
ry, they shall be prepared to enter upon This
branch Of The duties epjoined upon Ihem."
The New York Commercial (and, TO its honor
be it said, ii is the only Taylor paper we know
in the country lha, stands up for consistency }
rebukes its own correspondent for the sentiment
that Wings Justly expected" "a return for their
lime and money spent in the advocacy OF The
Wing cause" I, goes farlher,and hopes and be.
lieves tina, the Courier is misntormed as 10 the
facts. lis concluding words OF advice We quote
as follow. Strange that Neio York Taylor pa
per should thus plumb the track OF consistency
when the Virginia Republican, The loudest in its
"no-paTty" professions, should have wandered of
among the proscriptionists, and come within the
range of the Commercials broadside! Oh for
another Willoughby Newton TO apply the scalpel:
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go The Afflicted.

nRS ROBINSON and WaDDEf jointly tender
~ thrir professional Ia The public, and par
a:lv 10 such as are suffering with Chronic and sup
IA ncurabie forms or disease.
r,m long experience they feet assured thlt they can
.,t successfully disease any form; and are salts
i ai seventy i've ;,er cent OF such a have despair
ii getting well may be by uticions use OF veseta-
,emvdia agents. restored to At least comfortable
- i health
i. Gnronic cases, where the constitution has not
IN too much impaired b. disease, the use OF mercu
4 ,nd other poisons, and when mol required to Visit
,,ors distance charge u'! De made for serr,-
y ua!ess a cure - Effected.
Ii would be advisable for persons living a! distance
+ ), IN the city, and receive daily attention. Board
q. br had IL Dr. RS. Address
Dus ROBINSON 4 WADDEY,
Richmond, Va.
+ : : The Doctors may be onnd at all times twhen
- professionally engasei) al their Office, on Frank
lin .:reet, corner abovs Exchange Hotel.
r-h6-c3m r. & W.
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10 the Editor Of the Union.


/, is The opinion herc that Gen TayIor's cah.
nel arc not really in his interest. Take IN ex-
ample: Mr.. Clayton has appointed Matthew l..
Davis his despatch agent. MI Davis has been
all along the most bitter, swearing, and ire
conciable enemy of Gen. Taylor. He voted for
MIR. Van Buren,. He is the CORES pondent oil The
Lonit Times, and shori lime tetore The pre-
siLential election predicted the downfall OF The
republic in consequence oil General Taylof's po-
pularltyl He was conspicuous al The public
meetings in his opposition y The nomination OF
,ha, gentleman. and is withal So old and infirm
as 10 be unable TO transact The Business Of his
new Office
A charge has been sent to Central America
al The succession OF a friend tf Mr.. Clay, who
took a prominen, part at the Bufao-platf RI
convention, when Mr.. Van Buren, was n nina
led, and pr claimed that Gen. TayloT's admins
,raiion would become ticket Office for tie pas
sage OF rowdy soldiers into place.
All these fac;s show that General Taylor is
humbussed; and we will find it OUT. H has
lo.r Connecticut, and now will lose New York
Tie Two wings ,flhe democratic parry are uni
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THE ALBEMARLE DISTRICT

Welo.tay republish several interesting articles
from The Charlottesville Jefersonian. They vim
dicaIe Mr.. Powell in a matter upon which Mr..
Gogsin's friends make very unnecessary com
plaInt-and place Nh. Watson il very uLp!eas-
ant fix" The two regular Wing nominees.
Messrs. Watson and Carter, occupy suspi
cons altitude on the Virginia Resolutions. and
their selection is very offensive 10 large BODY
OF Wings. Mr.. Ganh is 10 The feli il rue 10
The Virgin, position and will doubtless receive
The support Of the whole Democracy Of Abe.
marie. GU news from The Congressional Dis.
lrict is cheering iniecd. We invoke our friends
to do their duty, 10 stand true 10 The South, and
all will be well.
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VOLUME NLV.-NUNiisER 81.

since reelected him. On, but Capt. Thorn o>on
Is Wing. All yrs, we had forgotten: hs case
hrIns altered, alters thr case; as good Wing 10
sic rs ever was uttered
Bat this i nol all Mr.. Sonhall va, then he
silent candidate Of Inc WING parry Tor the conn
v-ihe Sleeping par ner 81 The concern. Did hr
speak2 We have often heard thai "a bird that
can slng and WON, ought T. b. M 10 sing -
Did this Wing bird then sius7 II heiit lie sung
p>idihs, ana thai, 100, 10 "cead horse" lof no.
oody else heaid nm. Messrs. Randolph and
Lake had 10 encounter 4 fresh speaker a. almost
every PRECINCT u the county !! Was liz same
case IN iSl2 One ot III wing candidates men
appeared ~ Puyy, AMI 50 Ia is Speakin. was
concerned, was represented by hi; colleague
ana Srs H. was one Of The most sensible ard best
informed men 10 the cou.Iy.
we nope Then TO hear no more ii Mr.. PlWeli's
moi speaKins-tr"m Wing. a least tie ) conduc-
uhs hr canvass - please himself AMI MS t'Ieni>,
ana nrhhtr ne Nor hey care Il. hetEer il Sal
isilcs Nj Gnc2in AM his a,!yocaeS.
Mr. GOGGlN AND INTERNAL IN.
PRpVEMENTS Mr. Go.sir, il ms speech
on Monday, came "a aec,'ris ~ .agor i
General system Grna' improvements hy ihr
FEDERAL Govcnmtnt. Tie wings al Virginia
haSe All along denied M. hey wcr' ii favor u
any such system. Those ol them hefrahrn's
viii, We suppose. b. sll"n, on IN" sntlcci FIR :,
while Al least, now maj MIR. q. ha> given them
NV lesson n federalism Thsg az spl >cno.
ats, however, amt, w p'e!cr, will s.or learn il
by roc.
The Legislature Of Virginia, Al il late session,
auihonz-d subscriptions u various works ~ III
trrEal Improvements q an amount " belcYt
between iour or five millions oi iO'ar>. The
Ople II the State must necessarily br taxed. ~
pay ms enormous sum. And nrw, Mr.. Gugein
proposes 70 tax hear also in of;rr 10 pay Tor I'm.
proving the rivers, rarhors, 81. .; o,hrr Slaie>
i thi> Ju>i} The vdlG,eS i. CuaGeciiCut want
money I" improve their riye {; me rccp. Il W.
GINA must b. faxei % pay Tor il. Thc abu!ili T.
l>ts q New YORK want money t. imrfavr b.
navigation Of The Hrdson: Virginia must pay
her proportion Of i, and 50 on, through The whole
Catalogue. ITO this complexion must We
come" II Mr.. GuGgin should hc elected an
should carry out h> Scheme. Let he people
look 10 Il. lCharioh srilc j te,sonicn.
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APPOINTMENTS by THE POSTMASTER CEN


s. II. MCPHERSON, Postmaster po,,..,. o.,
county, Md vice J. Harris, resigned o""y' ohafes
Stephen Ford, Postmaster No,,b,, ,,.,
~. Md, vice Richard l.. Themas "''' eeei' c"uh-
James 5. Jones' Postmaster, Snow nm ,y
county, Md vice r. L. Valera ''' ""i'es'el
John r Crown Postmaster charlestown L. rT.rsor %
Va, vice j. Harris. "''e"eisoh CO.,
John Poole, Postmaster, Rockville, Mon,,o,o.ry %
Md vice II. +. Viers, resigned '"'s"''e'! e"''
l5na'lu' Mudd has been appointed commits
sioner Of Public Buildings; in place Of Dr. DONG
las, removed. Charges had been ,oods m,
against Dr. D., AM specifications called for. vet
before he had time TO make his defence and
(the Union says "after this mockerv If nubl;c
and impartial justice" he is summariy execu-
ted
Farther, MIR. Sengstack is removed. and
Ihos Fitnam appointed Warden of the peni.
tenllary Mr.. F. is an ultra Wing, "formerIy
one oil The most violent of the correspondents
OF The N. Y. Herald violent against Mr. poIk
and in opposition 10 his administration and me
war; The Wings do not like his selection.
They say, that it is the reward Of compliment
tary speech to Gen. Taylor a, the Relay House.
GENERAL CASS.
The Wing papers, and the Wing among
them, have black-balcd Senator Cas- for nav.
ing, as they charged, received double mileage:
first for his few hours attendance a, the late
regular attendance; and, secondly, a, The Extra
Session Of the Senate The story is pu, down
BY the following official certificates.
OFFICE oP THE SECRETARY Of the senate e. THE
UNITED STATES, ArRIL ), 1919
certify that The Hon. Lewis Cas-, Senator
Of the United States from Michigan, took his
seat IN the Senate on the 3 Of March last, but
declined 10 receive either pay or mileage l,r the
session ending on that day.
ASBURY DlCKINS,
Secretary of the Senate.
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ted on worthy and honorable CT izan, Mr.. Van
Schaick ard the original Taylor men will vote
for him. II, insead oil 50 much p,lcy, there
was little mere honsstu in The cabinet, The al.
mnslraion would gel through its tour years lol-
eTably well but il il is 10 beied IA into scheme
OF concillalion towards MIR Clay or Webster 10
the exclusion OF true friends, il needs 10 prophet
10 lell US what will be The result.
\ TAYLOR MAN
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Photographed for he Baltimore Patriot.

There has been an improvement OF % pr
cent. in Socks-GoVernmen and other sound
.ecurities-since yesterday. Sales al ms ad-
vance.
TIC steamers news has depressed he market
for breaisrff>. F our ma declined OF eefts per
bill since Inc rews wi n :; les Vi ahou' 2ooo DDS.
Wheat IS dull WIN o "a o. 'oe e'eH co,n t so
100 cents; and red 60. 100 ioo :, Corn heaVy
sales ot 4o0O bu.he al 81 So c. Ter mixed,
and SIS So { for Yellow. Gas 80 s. GEMS.
Cotton is tul, AMI small sales have been made
All c. per ID. decline since the s.eaer.
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TTeleeraphet Tor n Bal NOR Pstrlot.l
MI aDEI ptlA. AcfIl ID p W.

P!ILN DILL TTTIi If'-'T -
Oar market : unseiei. Inc Steamers news
IN, ha i i,pres,tn. etieci on oiead.infts 9i'c5s
are quiet aut PAGES >'eaty- fahsae'loas N 'ief'
S,nal sales common btancs al 81 81 4 - per
hi Whca, i dul-saes Il red a. 80 a 100 go.
C.fn ,eaiy-smal sales OF yellow al 50 81
c:s; Ga 5 IS cls., Re 80 CTS. The Cotton mar
ke, is dull under the news, AMI prices tending
-,
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~ IhhNCERY- VisGiSiA AT a Court of Monthly
session, held for Louisa county, at the Court house
,feoi, on Monday, the islh day OF February. 1919:
-ohh : wash, Edmund Wash, Atwood Wash, who
Nv ms own right. aud Executor OF Susanna :
'sn, VINO IN her life time the Administrative Of
,"Nhss wash, deceased. Nathaniel n Wash, Josephus
ISM aiso' susan Walton and William n Walton,
wants under the age Of twenty zone years. who sue by
against
ton, ' "'1 'ia'Ipu S - war
u, me said defendants, Lncius Wash and iiamden O
not having entered their appearance and given
security according to law and the rules Of mi, Cont
NV appearing To the satisfaction of the Court that
"e ad defendants are not inhabitants Of tins State
~ ,he motion cf the plaintiffs nv their attorney il IA
amSrn una, The said defendants, Lueius Wash and
's curt, al the Court house, on the second Monday
- next and answer the bill OF the PLAINTIFF; and
@ copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
published in the city of Richmond for two
s S successfully, and posted AT the front door OF
''n0use OF this county on some Court day.
p,o, Copy-Teste,
''"-ew2n JOHN HUNTER, CLC.
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~ cHANCERY-V,RGIsiA ~, Rules held in the
Jerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
iChaacrry for the county Of Gloucester, on Monday
jih day Of February, ls49:
Thomas Z. Baytop, John R. J. Siuhhefed John
YIN Slnbb-i-ld and Sophronia Stubbiei.lt, the two
,,> OF whom infants sueing BY the said Thomas Z.
ni:'ef, tirlr next friend, Plainits:
against
J M Wolf. Nancy Burton, B B. Dulton, admlnisra-
" Of James g. Dutton, deceased, and Mary Jane, CO.
,.mna aud Almra Burton, infant children Of Robert
a. Burton, deceased, Defendants
!, ihr defendants, Nancy Burton, Mary Jane Burton,
'onmhla Burton and Almira Burton, not having enter
"a lhrf appearance aud given security according TO
81. aet OF Assembly and the rules of this Court, and II
aPeaFns by satisfactory evidence that they are not in.
uan'taats OF this Commonwealth, on motion of the
thns, by their attorney, Is Ordered, that the said
ieehdans do appear before the Judge Of our said Cir
."t superior Court of Law and Chancery, the first
ea OF Tue next term, and answer the plaintiffs bill;
ihd lhat copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published IN the city Of Richmond for
w. months successfully, and posted al the front door
:" rhs Iohrthonsru Ut this county. 4 Copy-Tes,e,
reo &-c"2m JOHN X CARY, e &.