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THE SABpATH.-If we regarded the Sabbath as merely
human institutions, there that is wiser or more
necessary The Christian world has enjoyed it's pleas
ures and advantages long that they have 10 be
regarded among its ordinary blessings and perhaps
contemplate triie subject France must have been
rest The day of rest What volume OF meaning in
sigh The tired in body and spirit long for rest
The daily laborer, whose nerves have been tasked to
their utmost capacity for this day OF rest The
heavy hearted whose spirit has been vexed and by
the OF the week. pants for the hours of repose that
come to the poorest
We believe that psychologists pretty generally agreed
The opinion al which they have arrived by observa
ton and experiment that all animated Nature requires
least onesevenh OF lie time for rest, exclusive OF the
ordinary repose in sleep. Whether they would have
reached this concuson had not Christianity first pointed
il out, know But science has certainly demon
sraed the wisdom OF the religious rule II this be so, il
~ well that the Sabbath rests in religion, for the cupdy
OF man would never listen 10 the preaching OF mere
science. As il is and IN spite Of religious scrapes
there very many who set al defiance the laws OF both
science aud religionin this respect.
To the OF business OF mental occupation whose
intellect Is oppressed by the and thoughts OF lite
the day OF rest is not less valuable For day, al
least he may shut the door the world, and maintain
serenity and contempaiive peace that will HE
wasted faculties for The battle OF the coming week. What
would such mind take in exchange for day so calm
refreshing and regular in its return There is nc
wealth Of earth that could purchase it,
Nash. Gdzdte
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EARTHQUAKE AT CUBA AND MoUsT ETSA-It is a
fact worthy particular mole that on the same day in
which the earthquake occurred at St. Jago de Gu
ba there unusual cr0piions and an earthquake at
Mount Etna The Malta mail describes the perIls OF
party OF gentlemen and ladies who ascending Etaa
the night OF August 90
The patty consisted OF Captain and Mrs. Halet two
Misses Sankey, Hon. Lieutenant Finch (6sth light in
fan,ry,) and Lieutenant Ravenh (royal engneers with
three guides, three muleteers and servant together
with eleven mules.
They lief, Nicoai s, p M on the goth OF August, and
arrived a, the Bosbo at IL o'clock, where they found
high wind blowing from the westward Ascending from
thence some two miles, the huge crater below Eta,
called the Colossi. found To be unusually active
bechug forth large bodies Of FIRE and smoke and mme-
dIatey after. Etna itself began TO vomt forth fire and
ashes The weather continued to increase in codness
al terrible hurricane burst the travellers sweeping
them and the very mules they rode before IL Following
this earthquake, which shook the ground under
their feet and filled the guides and the whole party with
CONSERVATION The hurricane, too, continued, and
increased en- violence, and tie mules at length
abandoned their fate, while the company pursued their
way on foot and finally reached Nicoai in safety al 10
o'clock the following morning.
Now, II will be remembered that the severest shocks
OF the disastrous earthquake at Cuba occurred the
afternoon and night OF The Goth Of August and early
the 2lsi The Ddrto de Ia Marina, the Official journal
Of Havana, states that the city OF Santiago de Cuba
for lis disastrous ravages in the recollection OF the oldest
inhabitants The most violent shocks were felt at half
past D. m. thirty minutes alter p. m, p. m, a m
Another very violent at 81 a another at !;
when the atmosphere became very dark, contributing
much to increase the alarm. Next day weather dark
RAINY and exhibiting most appalling aspect"
From these two accounts II would seem 10 be reason
able inference that the commissions Mount Ena
connected with The earthquake al ST. Jsgo.
Boston Trapelfer.
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BALTIMORE. Sept. IL.
The Pacific has arrived with advices three days
Cotton heavy Prices unchanged Sales in three days
49, 600 bales Havre market firm. Manchester trade
steady Flour hrmer-prices unchanged Wheat declined
pence per bushe Corn dull-unchanged Provisions
dull and dropping Coffee and sugar firm. Tobacco
tive and in request Rice unchanged. Other markets
generally unchanged Money easy Consols closed par
Harvest promising Weather favorable. Political
unimporant England and France quiet. Nothing m
poant from the continsn.
The French government have made reduction in the
interest Treasury bonds.
Accounts from Amsterdam report that, in consequence Of
the rejection of literary convention with France, the
French minister at the Hague has been recalled.
The steamer Africa arrived out on Saturday.
The London Gazette says the Americans doing all
they can 10 provoke with England the fishery
question suitable opportunity II is believed the fish
cry question has been settled for the present.
In England the Lobos question causes much discussion.
The reduction Of the French army had commenced. II
rumored the Senate will declare Louis Napoleon President
for life. M, Theirs is in Paris.
There rumors of threatened rupture between Eng
land and Turkey.
Twenty thousand deaths from cholera had occurred in
Warsaw.
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iyOR nENT--one OF the desirable Residences
In the cy No Franklin Row The
and most healthy IN the city Tho
having convenience with filled with choice
flowers The kitchen is large, range
sable and carriage house attached the premises
pump the best water the city affords yard
Of the
away o u-c Also horse genie ana s,s a..
s,sfed win
% snnd sir and old buggy and hs
ness, ne.ry
The house open daily, from 10 to p M, for in
spcction.
dsposs Of all of which s
ard oil painting,
os, Europe Absorption will be given
future advertisement. fu
For apply on The premises, or 70 ... -.
s~pie-eod Ancuore~-
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BY GREEN & SCOTT, Aucslone.rs.

SALE OF INTEREST IN PART OF LOT 3, INsoUARE 4o7-
y Of premises,
day. September ls52. O'Clock, his right tc
OF lot in square io7 subject lease
four inches, less
nnedve deep improved large frame building
livery stable house by John r.
day adjoining The brick stable occupied by the individual
dollars and
September 1883 paid
In day after the sale. Title beyond dispute
OWEN CONNOLLY.
GREEN l. SCOTT, Aucuoneers.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-The subscriber. having
II determined change his affairs, sale hts
farm Falrfas county,
Lutte River turnpike road leading from Alexandria Wincbest
miles the place, Wash
ingon city, District Of Columbia The improvements consist
large and house,
kitchen, and all the buildings also, brick
stand hckmh shop, which furnish annually between
hundred and hundred and h loads Of About
haof the In woods the balance cleared and rapidly
improving condition. The
land immediate For
quire Raicif, esq, Washington city c. Or.
Isaac Whistler, Alerandna, Virginia.
Aug la-law5 EDWIN G.. FITZHUGH.
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EDWARD X COLLINS X CO.,
No. Sc Wall NJ Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, g. Co,
Liverpool
L. @. ROBERTS co,
I3 Kings Arms Yard, London
JOHN MUNROE b CO.,
% Rue Metre Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris.
GEO. DRAPER, Hare.
The these ships will accountable for gold silver
bullion SPECIE jewery mea unless bills Of
adng signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
Sept5-dly
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New York Fashionable Clothing Establishment,
wholesale and RETAIL for cash only
IFPFD MJJNRoE CO. AL Broadway (bcsween Howard
New
esr for business or pleasure their extensive establish
me and superb assortment OF
Fine and fashionable clothing,
Genlemens furnishing goods,
Boys ind chidren's clothing, &C,
Of the head description. there exhibited for sale.
principles which New Orleans establish
which have made universally popular in the South
West strictly adhered to al broadway, New York
facilities for obtaining goods such enable all
the choicest and fashionable styles ~
and the lowest prices.
Every sod under full guarantees
No rRorsThe Of each article ia marked, in
plain reduction
he made. #tW5
An description. Of cohng made order the shortest notice.
EA ALFRED MuNRoE CO,
al broadway, New York.
ALrpsp Mrspoe,
VS. ID. AsaArr Nay a-dAnif
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White Hall, New Windsor Carroll county, Mary


White Hall, New Windsor Carroll county, Mary
land.
THIS establishment has lately been thoroughly
especial benefit Of families wishing
quiet comfort II Is located In region remarkable
auhty immediate vicinity OF excellent sulphur
spring residence, places do
Village of New Windsor
accommodate five
table will be satisfy the Of
an bar viii be furnished with the best of Wines liquors, CT
gas &e
shall be moderate and nothing will be left
comfort Of visiters.
Windsor easy and reached either by
by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad TO
Airy, either Of which places
viii be found passengers New windsor, notice
SARAH BARTHoLow, Proprietor.
July s3-dtf J. p. BARTHoLoW, Agent
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Orange and Alexandria and Manassas Gap Railroads.
THE
a. r. r.
for Middeburg Uppere and Paris in Loudoun county, Mill
wood and winchester reaching Winchester by O'Clock
p. IN. Fare through, 81
passengers for Fauquer Springs
Cuipepcr Court GordonsvIe,
with Virginia Central railroad
thence Charlottesville, by
reaching Springs dinner hour; Cupepcr
Court house m. Gordonsylle in full
OF Virginia Central
Richmond Through Godonsviie, s.
above elegant their
erceed those Of other line in the
Mr. Sawyer gives his supervision the
neron and the public rely careful driving and good tine
o all points.
Both Of the above railways laid with heavy iron, and Of
every The coaches
by any United States and provided with
beams guards all Of approved Unfit railway trains
the Potomac House, PennsyI
avenue Washington Newons Mansion House, Aeran
dria. Baggage 100 lbs per passenger.
steamboats, between washington and
regularly with the above train
Alexandria will find omnibuses them
from the boats to the railway station.
parties above roads II numbering
and returning day. CHARGED but one
The completed fortieth mile
Fsuquer and The Manassas saem in Fanquier county
50 mi from Alexandria.
r. NJ. MIDDLETON, sup. o. and Alex R. r..
NJ. NJ. WELSH, Sup. NJ @. r. r.
June 1l-du
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~ Rehsltr Moremenl.

BosroS Sept. ls--The Boston Courier, known as the
confidential organ OF Daniel Webster, to-day
with tho names Of Daniel Webster and Mr. Jenkins as
candidates or President aud Vice President This Courier
has abored article sustaining their claims This paper
being in the confidence Of Mr. Webster strong infer
ence is IL has moved advsedly and that there is
longer any doubt that Daniel Webster designs being
didate
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Markets.

New YoRK, Sept. Tsp. m.-Gove stocks steady
United States SIS, 1866 llSt llSlsal OF Canton Com
pany do, sol Eric, So exchange London, l0h pre-
MUM Money market easy Flour is quiet-sales OF 5000
bbl 81 % for State brands and 81 so 81 81 for south
Rye flour and meal unchanged Sales of 5000
bushels Gcnesee wheat Ill cents also 10000 bushels
Ohio white los red, IS 100 Sales of 900
bushels AT 69 cents for mixed. Oats and rye
changed Provisions quiesales of mess pork $40 Ia
prime, SIT l2a Lard, liz Rio Coffee 81 81
Sugars and molasses unchanged Rice, 81 cents. Cot
frm-sales middling Uplands AT l6i Whisky,
"a 24i cents.
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BY GREEN & scorr, Auc.,enscr..

H,wo VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTioN.-On Tues
2si shall O'Clock
building part lot p In square
53 having I0A inches, running
will be which
The above described Handsomely To-
ith and osth
tne steamboat wharf.
Terms cash months
bearing Of A
deed given and deed OF trust taken. Tide indputabe
GREEN x SCOTT,
Sen I'D
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Sailing Of hs .9reiie.

NRw YoRK, Sept Tsp m.-The steamer Arctic sailed
day Liverpool with 80 passengers and Ss25 900
specie.
Mr. ngersol minister England. did SAIL as report,
ed he intended do
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Dreadful Murder.

BosroN Sept lS.-Israel Yayer and his wife, residing
in Nantick butaly murdered last night The per.
petraor of this terrible deed supposed be Ihman
named Cassidy, who has made his escape.
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Through 10 Cincinnati sy rail distance, ezesy
uAieh done IN coaches
daily H. p. and
regularly with the fast line the Penn sana rail-
daylight
through Piisbug hours from time Of depart
Baltimore. This line makes direct with the
the Ohio and Pennsylvania, Pishug and Cleveland
Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati railroads. and by
through from Bamors TO Cincinnati in
forty four hours running time
The slow mail line leaves place daily, eA
passengers OF Of
parture until the next day. when they
mountain, and Psbug that
evening from OF departure from BALI
with comfort and advantage OF having enjoyed
and
These lines enjoyment liberal patronage
travelling public their equipments cannot be by
those any other between the East and West
NOTICE.
Tickets Psburg Cleveland, and Cincinnati
line only Of the Of Bsl
and suqehanna Railroad Company at Calvert station, Bs
more and at the following rates;
To Cincinnati.
To Cieyesnd ~ ~
10 Massion.. wv
TO fntsburg '.ss'.'..... ~
original
Cncinna and accommodations cannot be esceed.
ALFRED GATHER
Superintendent
orrfcE BALTIMORE suseuEHAssA RAILROAD Co,
BALTIMORE Angus, 90 le52.
Aug 2i-d2w6
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g. w. YERBY, Il. p. MnLED
OF Washington City. Of Virginia.
VERIFY q MILLER,
eth and 9Th Washington, D. Co.
WHOLESALE retail dealers foreign and staple
w cloths table
and bed Spreads Blankets sheetng and houseiu
nishing dry goods generally.
Strict, prompt, personal attention given 10 orders.
Dec 27-lyn
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IA, sept
Market quiet. United States SIS, lss Pennsylvania
SIS, 96t Flour duli--small sales "a so Rye four
SO 81. Corn meal, So %. Red wheat, 81 white
do % l02 cents. Yellow corn, 20 III Oats 35
SO cents. Provisions dull. Whiskey, 24i cents.
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New YoRk. Sept 1872, p m.-rhe American mail
Pacific is in sight, down the bay, with three
days later advices from Europe She will probably not
reach her wharf before 4 O'Clock, p. m
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A NEW Route to Pitssburg, vi: the Bsit,more, sus-
qaeAanna, aud Penn'yrania 70 Ps
with the United Washington and Baltimore at 81
connecting with the fast line al Middetown lpn ar
The for ne Yves, =, .rryinr
taking either the to Jonsown thence BY packet boats or
csss viii be sold 20 The following points
York. wnghvie, Columbia, ma5iet,a Middscwn Harrisburg
nsdon, nollidaysburs, and fitt.euIg, u.n,...,
which through Carlisle shppensburg Cha"berseus and
Tnr ba Washington any
the eoy The o. ns WIN ns es
70 receive the baggage which will be
octI--dn Ticket Agent
ONIDER's CHEAP WINE STORE No. 10 Walnut
below FOURTH liquors Of al so Sss
cheaper other store and Furnished TO members o. Con-
BY adamss Express"
Msaeira., Mosi, ssirs
Ports, Cleqoot-
R Red wiae' r Dins,
M ssoo", and many Others.
fron,ishan, Sparkling Mo-eler :,
Csrrta Of all Sorts Rudesheir,
Burrundes, the largest stock in PhisdeIpbia.
Bran&es Of ali sorfs,
dark and pale in casks demuoha in bottles with some cheap
Irish whskey Monourabea Bourbon, jamaica spirits
ale, London porter and stout in Ss Of and dozen.
Hardad Cigars,
Of importation, quality always hand,
wholesale or by the quarter bor. .sFa
only establishment all wines, &C., Directly
from the Original package in which imported
Hotels, Country Trade,
supplied and retail BY The csk demohn
dozen, a. package of assorted
Orders by post telegraph giving limit In price, guaranteed
he -nftsf hled, goods taken back.
familiar personal with all the principal wine pro
sss ..ss. - q @ ssa .s s.r ss
JACOB SNYDER, JR's,
at cheap Wine store, No. " walnut 81, Philadelphia
~ diy
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STEWART yickens Mary yickens, wife.
- Dennard Neekins, William Meekns, Emily Meekin and
Susan smhIn the circuit county, sng
ofequty State OF Maryland July term, 1852 August L.
The object OF this suit procure OF
real estate lying and being in Dorchester county.
The bill a John Meekns county,
departed this life hundred
and thirty leaving widow, Elizabeth Meekin Mary Meekp
Thomas Meckins Demand Meekns, and
said John Meekns seized and called
Marsby Point lying and being Meekns Neck and Tar Bay
la said county, containing
he devised tho his said widow Elizabeth Meekp
her life that the said Elizabeth departed this
in OF hundred and the Mary
Meekns inienauied with yckens
that the said Thomas Meekns departed life
children William Meekins
law the William Meekins Emily
under the years; said
len the Maryland reside
the compliments; all
the parties
this for the purpose Of the proceeds
those entitled
IL rs therefore adudeed ordered by
circuit for Dorchester county, causing
Of this order be inserted
Washington each
heenth day September giving
vng, and TO heirs, object
BILL and her them this
cto before the fourth Tuesday
the premises and show any they have
decree ought not TO pass as prayed
ARA SPENCE
SAMUEL d. La Coxrrs Solicitor for Complainant
True copy-Testc
AUG ii-IawSw FL. HENRY, CLERK
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DLEAK HOUSES by Dickcns-psrt y.
Adventures Of Correspondent Italy, by
NJ. v. Honan.
The School for Fathersan English Story; by r. Gwynne.
Hammer Tale OF German Life translated by A. II.
Guernsey.
obedienco-a Discourse by Rev. DR. Dewy; supply
Field Book OF tue Rcvoiuuon-pau ~.
Godeys and Grnhsps Magazines for October.
Just published and for sale by
TAYLOR n MAURY,
Sept 10 booksellers
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CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL.

IN THEIR anxiety education ALL and
render this school eemnenly useful the have for
afforded board below those
similar ntuonsufcient barely in
exercise OF the The public
confidence made
appoint additional drill the students
military exercises To this other incidental
which the interests Of the school demands the board of have
induced small addition
which slightly felt individuals which,
aggregate hoped win be all contingencies There
fore
Resolved That hereafter charges in this institution
shall be a follows
Per quarter
English SO
In
In the classical classical mathematical department %
In department Of modern languages for each foreign
In the scientific department, chemistry natural philos-
ophy, astronomy, practical surveying, &c., with
instruments and attendance on experimental lectures,
2 SO
Board, washing, heretofore n 50
September.
BY order OF the board Of trustees:
e. r. BRIsCoE, Register.
CHxRLorrR HAIL. ST. Mary's county Md, July 30, 1884,
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Sale Tomorrow.
BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY j. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
ERAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Monday after-
September 30 O'Clock, the premises shall
No. Is square No situated Of 25
streets, fronting five nine inches
i've feet 25h street, containing 4,lSl square feet
This lot improved by small frame house, situated
the Of the lot, fronting street.
third residue payments
years. for satisfactorily secured bearing
Title indiputable.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Sep I'D
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!. TGsyT SCHOOL wednesday.
For apply At first dric, school room 70
Sep l7-dim saMuhL KELLY.
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United states Patent ONCE,

IN the petition Of Elisha Root of Hartford Connecticut
the extension of him 10Th
December for an improvement in punching forming the
haicets, the expiration
said patent which takes ofDecember
il ordered that the said petition be heard Office
Monday the first lst) November ~ O'Clock,
notified appear and show they
said petition ought not 10 be granted.
opposing required
Office their objections specially forth writing
before the of hearing All filed
be used the said hearing be taken transmitted In
cordance with the OF the Office, which will be
pica;ion
Ordered that this notice be published National Intel
gencer, Republic Unon Washington, Inquirer, Phil
adephia Express New York city Albany State Re
Albany, New York Cournn, Hartford, Connectcut and
ay Bee, Boston, Massachusetts, week for
weeks the first @ OF November day
hearing.
THOs. EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patsnu.
Of above papers will please copy,
bills the Patent once, with containing this notice.
Aug l4-law3w
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University of Georgia,

University OF Georgia,
ATHsks. August n 1851.
liE Of this institution professor natural
oil vacancy, l7th of November The
professor will be French language addition
10 the branches appropriate 10 the professionally.
Salary, 81 700 per annum, payable quarterly
Sept 4-4tlaw ASBVRY HULL, Secretary.
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national Medical College, washington, ID.

National Medical College, Washington, ID. @.
of will
first Monday in November and continue until March.
FACULTY.
William r. Johnsion M d. professor of obstetrics and the dis
Joshua Riley NJ d. professor of maera medca, therapeutics
and hygiene.
John Fred May, NJ d. professor Of principles and practice OF
surgery.
Tyler NJ d. professor of pathology and practice of med
cine t4FI
King Stone d., professor of mcroscopica and paho
logical
Foreman, NJ D. professor Of chemistry and pharmacy
T.. Morgan, NJ. D.. prosecor and demonsirator
Practical be prosecuted with the most ample far
Clinical instruction through the entire period Of the lectures at
the Washington Inhma under the with the college
Here medicine and both taught practically
expense a of lectures SOS 90
Practical by the demonstIator 10 W
Matriculaing fee, payable only
Admission medical and surgical clinic without charge.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. D., Dean OF the Faculty,
Office residence of Washington and Gay Georgetown
Aug 3-2aw3mdscp
BALTIMORE College or Dental Surgery, session
u IeJx-'53
Chaplin A. Harris A. b. NJ d. Professor of Principles and Prac
tee of Denial Surgery.
and Therapeutics
w. Handy. d., Professor Of Anatomy and HISTOLOGY.
Alfred A. Biandy, NJ d. Professor OF Operative Denesty
Philip OF Mechanical Dentistry.
Reginald N. Wright a. NJ. NJ d., Lecturer on Chemistry
Monday Of The viii be throughout the
begin the last Monday OF
November aud continue I'LL the last OF March -
Tickets sll0 dsecung ucke, (oPuonal
mairiculaiion, s. diploma Fee So
Good board from 81 90 TO 50 90 -
Aug5 W. X HANDY, Dean.
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CHARLES III. Clemency and Elizabeth Cicme ncy,
his wife, Eusebus Welsh and othe4s--Ccuit fo
Talbot county, in eqnyAugust term le5ahe object this
suit procure
Of which certain John Leonard died seized and
The bill
Of in Talbot county, leaving complainant,
Elizabeth H. Cemency and the deiendan Wech, Sally
Porter, M Leonard Ellen Wiams
and Mary Williams bis wife his heirs aaw legal
will be parties in
the said real should Sold The said
James Williams and Mary Williams reside Of Mary
land. -
is thcreupon adiudged and ordered complainant by
copy this inserted
shed Washington, in the District Of Columbia Of
three weeks before the first day November next give
said
this bill and them TO appear in this person by
ctor before the third Monday answer
the premises and show they have, why decree
ought pass, prayed
r. b. HOPPER
True copy--Attest
/. SAML r. HOPKINS
Augl8-law3w Clerk Circuit Court