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BY RAILROAD DIRECT no THE WEST
80 50 sssE .lsssss

&4N wS3x1~e&zx4
Time between Washington and Wheeling but nj
hOUrsi
Runnag time ba0een Washington and Cincinnati az hours
Through Tickets and Hasgags Checks be had IN
Tue Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved il
eers between Washington, Baltimore, portions
the Northwest and The Southwest.
The connexon between the trains iOm Washington and thu
always d pIgmG made at m
from baltimore This the only change of required between
Wheeling Washington station
there twih the passenee wlhsgs charge for those hodin
washington daily at o. mr. and AM M on Sundays at The
Wheeling trains the CEN
| TRIAL OHIO RAILROAD running from Beare, on the Ohio
COLUMBUS These Newark
Mansfield and sandushy railroad for sandusky Toledo Detroit
Al Columbus train,
WILLIE, &c A. Xenia on Little Miami railroad eonnez il
fiaate, Laayene Chicago, Rock island st LOUIS &c.
PasseEGers holding through tickets for Memphis, Vicksbu
transferred Cincinnati
Tickets FOR Evansville, Cairo, and st. Louis sold by this
ron CLEVELAND, Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chi
Wheeling and weisvile, (ory mes where connection with
| the Cleveland and Pitlsburg railroad is made.
Travellers requested notice that while this is the only
aordng through tickets and checks in Washington also
the gea West The distance from washington to Cincinnati il
$50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than any
Fare by through from Washington: Wheeling 50 Is
railroad So o.; by from Cincinnati, $s ndanapo
c$nso g Is Sn 30 oa u s and ps @ 10
So Nrw Orleans, S3i, Sc
Cumberland Bedford springs Piedmont Oakiand rmount
may leave Wellington a, O. a. M or A. p For the
train from washington
ror further information through tickets &c. apply to TIL
JOHN Fl. DONE,
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
may 5-dH Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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TUE public hereby NOTIFIED on the In dsy or Auyu
IssS ~ UNDERSIGNED James NJ Haley, whom land warrant
NO F20Y Tor l2u Issued commissioner 81 PEI.
ous r the United States act 81 Congress 1855 enca
10 the United mail scu-vs AThp marie county Wiz
gnia, the said land Messrs -ntdet soo Of
ngon city that the said Lind wa. " tndorse nj
trnn Transferred IN ha hY tsncd allied "a
the said Snyder and Il - bcit.vsd .at ~. CO.
wac either frauduenuy taken frnm matte ~ Iout
Az therefore warned against purcbs.pg the
for duplicate Of said warrant.
ain ,a JAMES NJ, HALEY.
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Should AMID acquaintance be forgot,
And brought min
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And days % auld lang syne."
The members of senior ending
the junior class OF the ending in June 1892
the ending June 1881
ending June, I0, hereby requested
Washington D. c. the third of March, 1857
brighten the links Of the chain Of love and sndshn
lives greeting and sympathy, untmeIy
| Of their most promising compeers
preliminary meeting of the seiapponted committee will
held the drst Nondy September, A. D. 1885,
states HoteI Chestnut between Fourth and Fifth
which those members the
yenent invited attend when the necessary
adopted TO secure as full an attendance possible
In tbs tune, those whom this addressed
furnish the secretary
their respective post offices.
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
Of Trenton, NJ j., Chairman OF Committee.
ALEXANDER c. HART NJ. o.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON Ll6HTNER.
Of Lancaster Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
Of Winston, Allegheny Co, Md,
SAMUEL P. RICHARDS,
Of Balstp Iron and Glass Works N. J.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee,
joins WrIpEAS, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary,
March 97-lawtmaF3 fintellgencerl
All newspapers the civilized request
ed TO notice this advertisement their editorial columns
bers Of
visions Of the globe and all newspapers
states Of America requested gTatlous
casonay between this date and the ID Of March, A. D. 1857
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No. 56ll
Notice of the withdrawal Of Lands i'm Mich.



pursuance of Congress approved ID June,
L king grant the State OF me can
Of certain railroads said STATE instructions t
this office the and
the from sale and location OF hr following describe
lands probably falling within the prescribed limits OF
otherwise decied heretofore ordered By telegraph
3oh OF May last, 20 wit:
Office All the lands district,
aHsu!a between west and Ia and south Of
the northern peninsula, all
49, AID west Of range ~ west
district except all those town
ships ILL., IL, 10, and "A lying OF range Ia
Office All the lands district except tbos
townships situated north Of township IL
and no tn of township 10 and east ofrange east
Ohcp DETROIT: lying betw
townships and IA morrill, and all rangc
Office al KALAAAzoo: All the lands lying eas
range g vest,
Office sAuLT STK. All the lands situate
south ~t towuship s., IN ranges 20 TO 81 inclusive.
South ~ township 50, ranges - To "a inclusive,
south Of township So, 10 mnges 81 and 30.
South OF township 50, Ia ranges 81 and 50.
North OF township 46, IN ranges 30 and 4O and
North OF township AZ, in ranges Al and a..
These latter embracing nearly all the lands advertised in d.
rresident,s proclamation No. 52, be offered july
Se Marie, which will not therefore, be offered public
therein UTaered.
Given under my hand, General Land Office, CITY
Washington, this thirteenth day OF June, 1856.
rHOs. a. HENDRICKS
June l4-lawbwt !fntei Stnr1 Commissions,
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mo Eel
,~aW ,cfLands I'm Alabama.

Notice y~yeAvaw r'Cf Lands in Alabama
esanc : la y. 2 rosges sprosed "a June ss6 makns
ofssria said INSTRUCTIONS By telegraph and snail,
I O,s AID ecelvsIs 10 suspend
p ss ~ nc prescribed ed @ q s
once HVSrsuLLG All The District except
TounhIps 20 a. inclusive Of ranges west and
Townships IA nouaiye Of all tbs ranges Wef Of range west
Once An the lands in the district sSept fol-
Townships IS and 10, Oranges and
o~n.nps "a Y 70 n nsn.v % ,asse and
Town hips Is 10 10, inclusive, OF range 49,
Iowashps is 10 =, inclusive, Orange ls and
norhern survey
once present the district sBeept
asiono~ai
townships 20, a and e. ofrangeo
Townships 10 % ", inclusive, Of range H.
Townships "a to y, inclusive, ofranee -
Townships u and %, Of range IA.
Once All district, ereePt
iowsi
Townships 10 TO IS, inclusive of range / east.
Townships y 70 y, inclusive Of range east,
Townships Y 70 90, inclusive, o. rance east
Township. I, I, 70 = inclusive, Of range west,
Townships 10 and 10, OF ranges 3, 4, and west
Once GRxxsvrLlr formerly cahaba All the lands in the
district, except as follows
Townships 10 q, nclasse, Of ranseo
Townships I2 ~, inclusive, of range 8.
Townships l2 10 10, inclusive, OF . and TO-
Townships 10 and IA, OF ranges ii, II, and 10.
Township Ia, of range IA.
Townships and IL and 49, and
Townships d, z, and 8, of ranges 10 and 90
Which Includes lands Tor Montgomery
railroad
Office Montgomery: All the lands in the district, ereept
follows:
Townships % and %, OF range Ia.
Townships - TO "a, inclusive of ranges 10 and 20.
Townships " "a, inclusive, 81, 3D. and 3D.
Townships n "a, inclusive, of d. 25 and &C.
Townships 10 a. and the Georgia
zinc and
lands south township l2, and oest of range &C.
Office All the lands in the district lying Of range H.
both north and south OF the line together with the following
Townships 3, 4, and 5, Of ranges IL and II.
Townships ~ and III, Of ranges II, y, and 70; and
Township ii, Of ranges "a, p, aud 20.
Which the Pensacola and Montgomery
railroad.
Office STEPHENS: All the lands in the district situated in
townships and south of the 3 degree OF aitude also
Townships md 2, north OF ranges and
Iownsh ], north ofTange j west.
Townships l 10 morrill, incu Of east.
Townships inclusive, of and east and
Townships TO north, inciuslve Of range 4 east.
under my hand General Land Office, the city OF
Washington this twentyfrs day OF June, l656
TIo5. A. HENDRI KS,
Commissioner.
June 24-law6w Intel. b Start
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HAVE for sale vi wood land = wen wsisrsd md be,
.n,y az meadow The railroad and plank rnad both
a-. sroovh n hs distance Fredericksburg - miles, and
n. same from Or.nen Count hnuse, -. - ----,-.
ZOO unnecps ANY wishing 10 purchase
-,i The had for I'VE dollars per acre
80 -, n"'. $3.50 /" - n. TH0M,
P'I.n, a,et.-sn Fredericksburg, Virginia,
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4Ecuf EHtVtHsObg, Ffe1eTlcH County, MI
THE annual
24h August, aud Thursday
for board and tuition $3.50 payable
ally in There charges
and also nr Spanish Italian, German, Latin The
Tor the primary department composed Of pupils under
600 per annum payable ha yearly advance.
Letters Of inquiry should be Addressed the MOTHER sUPE
OR Of Ios0phs Academy Emmitshurg, Frederick county
Maryland.
Jul B-dtyear
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Law school OF Cumberland University, Lebanon


Law school OF Cumberland University, ut Lebanon,
Tennessee
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Caruthers late OF the circuit
judges Of Tennessee.
Hon. Nathan of udges ofthe supreme
OF Tennessee.
Hon. Bomfed l.. Ridley of State
Judges Cauthers and Green dew their whole time exclusively
TO the school.
Plan Daily
books No regular lectures explanations
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations.
g. Weekly which
profess
prosecute all
practice. The framed require
deeds, wills and all of documents
dence in the trials Some Of taken by appeal
which is held monthly the and
public the cad session The students act clerks
circuit judges, and chancelors and in other Official
bacies connected with their suits.
SessonThe FIRST session the third Monday
TENDER, ends third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday In July.
Expenses per seson.Tuon fee $50, advance conngen
Sc boarding $50, Students
which can be had n the Lebanon bookstores
-Four sessions required complete unless
advanced No required
mission There four regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year
There is moot Legislature connected with the school
Number ostudenls the last collegiate year eightysx.
ROBERT l., CARuTHERS,
Feb Il-eoly President Board OF Trustees
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TO THE LADIESMr. r. l.. HARPER, ~ Broomheld street.
Boston has choice OF those uch
elegant embroidered bail dresses Paan sln
which universally admired Newport A.
not then abe suppy the dmand he takes this opportunity
inform The ladies that be Just opening fresh supply
which white, very appropriate for bridal
Aso head dresses, cues, collars mantles all ~
which embroidered black
ETY. ofwreaths Of straw flowers, feather flowers,
N BThs is the only the United States
goods be obtained
nosTor, January s, 1856
Jan s-oaw2w
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III s,e respectfully Informed that TAYLOR h aAUHY's
Book Stationery Store, 9th they will
Tnnir stock, In addition to the follow
eomre- department Of literature science
view s.oss received Immediately N publication
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Consultations of the United States, volume
N 'nss Debates Madison rapeNs, s volumes
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Csr.ys Past, Present, and Future, volume
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TNo. ~
By the President Of the United state.

IN pu,suaaes FRANKLIN PlERgE P.ssdsp. Orasu.
an ~ e.. viii - Sss Il hs usd snuonsd land once "a
state p Michigan a ths q|ss ssrs'I ds,saasa, = ~L
day tudeep day q jay neat io tas da.a Of hs pu
lands aforementioned townships hae
EOyth Of tAs base lins and Of s priHPal msrhs
TIE ISLANDS situated ia section six OSRship ior-seye. q
range in section our township Forty ssvsn o. rnss
range 1--WE and In section hirv-'hse township ioryve n
Township forty nine, ofIange ten.
Townships loryseSen oTy-nine and my, Of range esVa
Townships foryslG, forty seven, and lor eight
Townships iort nree forty and fOrsevsn, range vvp
Townships oru-fOur forty hve, Of twenty-five
Town.hipS Lor and io,y nse, q mage '"sny-siH
Townships forty eight, forynine and hone, ofrange %
Townships forysish fortynine, afy, and Anyone OF n
Town-hps C,rty-dvs my my one, range thr-a1
Township my, OF range thirty seven
Ths vac lands twenty tv
six thirty ana hif,,i, y township my.~o, o
4, ,ae ana oss a. IN s ~ G on mopd
within following named townships and towusA
viz;
NORTH Of line and oest Of the principal asridiaH
Township thirty-seveu, Of range wenty-
Townships iiry-tour and thirty OF range wenyesht
Townships tJ four aud lhifty-hVe of range twenty
NORTH Of s base line and eaG Of the principal nsrtdtan
Certain islands oituated following sections, to wit: In H.
lions twenty four and twenty Ave-, township tyfour, of %
thirty, range eight in sections and thirty own
thirty four, of the range IN section twelve township en
chip thirty Of the range ia section Ihree loWpsb
and Ia sections
thiuy -four, township thiriy-one OF the range.
Lands appropriated by law for The Of schools, military al
purposes together with swamp land
thereby unfit for cultivation" If any granted s
enable the hrk
reclaim the swamp lands within Their limits" approve
September %, 1850, wiii be excluded from the sales
above lands Will b. need
appointed and will proceed order which they are a
Used convenient despatch, until the whole shall been
sales thus closed but safe shall be kept
longer weeks and of any of the Mi
admitted after the expiration OF the weeks
Given my hand. the city of Washington, This day
APRIL DOmin thousand eight hundred and ff
BY the President: FRANKLIN PIERCE
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioned General Land Office.
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mo. 564l

NOTICE OF the removal the land onlcc from
IN Dscorrah Usage, in state OF Iowa.
with the provisions Of the OF Congress emitted
authorizing location OF land
arch 3D. l53 Is hereby DECLARED and made known that
land Of public Dacorrah,
n ia~a b. q
State, frnta and after the thirty first day Of July
under hand the Of Washington this twentieth
day Of June, \. d. 1885,
By order OF the President
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
aI-law6w fntel. h Star
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mo. 562. |
Notice

Of the removal Of the land Office from Lebanon to GRs
IN The State Of Alabama.
accordance with the provisions o N" act OF Congress enda
I An authuTIzing changes in the location Offices
approved March g. loss herr by known
the land Office for the public lands LsBAsos
oi ALABAak, will removed the q {,
State from and amer the thiuy-hrst day Il July next
Given under hand, the city OF Washington, this I7
June, 4. ID. 1856.
By order Of the Presidents
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land OEct
June ls-law6w Intel aStaTI
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THE harvest nAN.-Life snd Labors of Adonram Iud.
u by Mrs CHnant
The New age q Cold the Life and Adventures Of Rober
Dexter uomarus,
- Jas-hll Nouou /" a novel, by Francis ParkHan
ran fern ~ tale, by the author Of "Ix Poems hyVn
Doct Ninrer Evils Of Vaccination BY o. O. sahisfs deck
ENID,
For ssiehy TAYLOR \ MAURY,
Mar 20 Bookstore, Ninth street.
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PROPOSED DAExr or sLrLISs.


EDwARD X. COLLINS,
No, 50 Wall street, N. v,
BROWN, SMILEY, CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN RENNARD 4 CO.
q Austin FnaTB London.
D. q. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris.
The Of these ships will DO gold
bullion specie iewuy, precious metals unless bills
fading 5Vnod therefor and the value
May 1-du
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Notice of Limited Partnership.

THE undersigned give they day
tied partnership, Appleton Co whose plac,
business the city BALTIMORE for the
selling stocks drafts foreign and domestic exchange, bonds
cheeks the of brokerage
exchange business; that William Stuart Appleton and Henry
Howell reside city, paftne
resides Louduun county, VRna a partner
that said George Rust has contributed his f the
twenty dollars
said partnership day of
terminate the 18th day Of March, 1887.
WA. STUART APPLETON,
II W. no ELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUsT, Virginia.
HAVING associated together indicated
III notice, purchase
toek con foreign and domestic exchange collection
sight and bills loans, bonds, bills
notes. public
money, We will city collections depostes pay
checks, and allow standing
We have secured of Mr.. LAWRENCE P. BASNE
lOf the late firm If Srlden, Whers, Co.. Washington, D. c.
who will undivided the business
house, therein will fully by
APPLETON & Co,
April Sow 2I4 Baltimore street.
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Washington Aqueduct.


orTIor w.sHNoTos AeuEpUcT,
Washington March 7, is55,
dams, tunnels efho Washington aqucduct
Proposals. received the s May will opened
Maps puhos and specifications orhe work Win be ready for 81
Proposals win be received Tor the work OF particular culve
bridges &C. &c a described in the plans and specifications
present appropriation but all for uuhnhod will
The sh, 70 prescTB the amount Of to b. done and
Of progress under each contract for each appropriation and in
works shall be stopped mi funds become available
na S ~ ea Ten p cent wiz p p ho nSs wsRt o.
the engineer the work has been properly erseuod r ha
Payments will be made specie checks upon the United
treasury the monhy estimates Of the engineer ressvlng
per cent and viii don n ali contracts that the wok
shall be paid the' fun monthly and in specie.
The United ses the right any all the
considered most conducive the progress Of bs
Every ube accompanied by guarantee signed by
oIs % o GS gr s s, s h % gTSs
enter into N obgaou within ten days, with good and .ucon
accompanied BY the certificate Of the United
edss United states district attorney navy agent o. some officer o.
Of War; that the suasn'oS are able make good their
viii he opened in presence of bidders, any them
choose to be present
Capt of Engineer, in charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Cap. NJ q Mslgs, u = Enginesr'. ~
hereby Jointly and sereray sstos and
guaranty, In the foregoing bid Of be accepted that he o.
the same, good and sufficient suetes II
S. SnSs Witch r %as ads AMY 10 case II,
said shall m 70 enter into contract a- aforesaid We guaranty
the next lowest bidder
S''"''' 6 a'R'
hereby certify that tho best my knowledge and belief tho
ye-naned guhrantors are good and sufficient
Mars%s"Wts,hhny&ia~H
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

completion OF Panama Railroad.
Reduction Of Fare 10 California.
r. Uptsd States mail steamships leave lev York
zaE&A& FOR Aspnwal the 5th and 10th month,
$Ir&2A connecting with mail from Panama San
0slnM Francisco.
These steamships been approved
Department. and guaranty gpeed aud safety
Tie Panama railroad "a nes long is completed from
and crossed hours. The
checked New York through San Francisco and
embarked Panama
The money paid In New York all expenses Of the Trip
Reserve steamers kept In New York.
FancacO prevent detention accident
the route IL endreiy reliable.
Passengers leave Panama the day they arrive AEpn
vail
Conductors 20 through by each steamer charge
and children without other protectors,
For through tickets lowest apply the agency IN
West street, New York, T. W. RAYMOND,
May6-dn
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EOLD silver hne aud plated pecRcos eye glasses &C.
VI all focuses with peroca pescopc, and parabola glasses
experience gives peculiar advantages selecting glasses
adapted TO the eyes Of wGaren
NJ. W. GAIT n BRO,
39i Penn. avenue between Ninth and Tenth
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!

LOSS BY FIRE!
Fire, Aarias, and Liand Insurance..
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
sI,s5s, I5I 10.
FARMERS, AND MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY or
PHILADELPHIA.
Office nortoss corner avenue and Seventeenth
street, Washington, ID. Q.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thomas D. Florence, Charles DinEes, -
George ii. Armstrong; Thomas aandeTdeld,~
Charles a. Rabeam, Edgard r. HslmDold'
James Il. keal, Isaac Leeeh, j..
EDWARD X. HHLABnLD, secFetary
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter No. 397 D street. opposite City Han,
ohn hornon corner Isl street and Virginia avenue Island
avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain p Levy, No Se7 Ponnyvana opposite Ma
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
John Thomason
The business Of this will iavorby with the
most successful of similar institutions ia the United States
1 me LEI day Of Aug - IN aye mon.hs up y m January
bred and eight thousand hundred and my dollars, with
Win these evidence good management dec
tors feel just ned IN soliciting share pubic patronage believing
usIed more according 10 equity tnan legal 'eehnicaues
by Are on DWELLINGS FURNITURE, MILLS, MANuFAuTo-
hEs a e-espions Of BUILDINGS and heir
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS. aud the usual
and on Tue huiIg Of sTEAMBoHTs navigating INC western
The premium companies, in
fixing hem every Improvement in eon and arrangement
will be taken ino consideration.
All lossesspe Oily adjusted and promptly paid.
once corner re"nyVania avenue and Seventeenth
IasurGnce may aso be effected at The Home Office,
Northeast Walnut ana Second Philadelphia.
and other prime GILES of by
ohiceTs oi the company.
June l3-dy
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Parner Toudvino u.s. Johnson Gray and Maria Sessions

Purnel Toudyine Johnson Gray Maria Sessions.
In equity Somerset county, before Hon Thomas A Spence,
judge of the eth juGicial circuit OF Maryland.
HE object of this suit Is 10 decree for of
al estate for the % partition, and peectng
the complainant 10 the INTEREST said lot by
5 Mackey late of Somerset deceased by his will
all his kind his wife during
her death William M. ID, rnwnsend, Townsend
81 zabeth Aun Vance, Henry
hundred doars The
said Susan of her life the title of John
s.eio purchase by said John b Slemons Elizabeth
Nance's death john
Josiah EingsWonh
Of all said Johns interest the death William M d.
and the title of Maria Sessions and Mary Senons equal
shares his interest his only
Townsend and the descent of her
the L.
said lot 10 The complainant the purchase said John
his hieIme of saria sessions said
destroyed; death of and the descent
Of interest her broIher tbs said h.
by said Henry Of all his johnson
The STATE OF virginia that The complainant seized
and the said Cry subject
ants for the life of said SUSAN su living
and psaying for establishing
tenth
partition, and
ad Marin and ohnson who residents of this
this ttrd day of June eighteen hundred
subscriber, Judicial
land, h the complainant,
be inserted In published in Washington
Of five before
said defendants of object
bill them this So
premises, and show if they have why decree
not pass as prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE.
Irue capy-test:
GEvIs WooLEoRp Clerk.
June T-law5wif