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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-09
Iarina q Corner Stone.

The interesting ceremony of laying the
Corner Stone of a Methodist Episcopal
Church. at "Unionvile," in this county,
near Duflield's Depot, took place on We'd
nesdav of last week. The orders OF ODD
Fellows, Red Men, and Sons Of Temper
ancc, were largely represented from Har-
per's Ferry, Shepherds'own, and Mar-
iiusburg. The Brass Band from Shep-
herdstown was in attendance, and the ex-
celIent Choir of the N. f. Church OF
Harper's Ferry, lent their effective aid,
The ceremony of laying the Stone was
performed by P. G. NJ. WIN. II. Chap
man. of the |. 90. F. After the cere-
mony of laying the Corner Stone, the
multitude, TO the number Of 1000, were
seated in neighboring grove, and listen
ed to an address from the Rev. Thomas
Sewell. 1t is unnecessary for us to speak
of the effort of this gentleman on this &C.
casion. His ability TO impart interest and
instruction is loo well known in this COM
munity,
An excellent Dinner was then discus
sed, after which an address was also de-
livered by the Rev. WilIias Hirst.
One of the principal objects OF the oc-
casion, was the raising OF funds toward
the young enterprise and the plan adopt
ed was most agreeable, successful, and
worthy of note by all who most engage
in similar undertakings. One source of
revenue was Fair upon the spot, under
the management Of the Ladies, who re-
ported at night the most surprising results
from the sale of fancy articles and refresh
ments. The other and more novel iea-
ture was the dinner. A charge of 80
cents each was made. A table was spread
at which between one and two hundred
persons could be accommodated, and
which was filled again and again by the
multitude. An idea can be formed OF the
Iiberality Of the community which con-
tributed the provisions for the occasion,
and the energy of those having charge,by
an enumeration of the articles provided
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-09

NarrOw Escape from Death by
Lightning.--The Traveller states that
during the thunder shower which occur
red on Monday afternoon, five boys were
on their way from Washington Village to
South Boston, and on the commencement
of the rain took shelter under ree.---
There they remained sometime, when
suddenly one OF the lads shouted, Come,
let's be going" With singular prompt
ness they all started. At the same instant
the tree was struck by lightning, and shiv,
cred into thousand fragments. One OF
the lads, named Peterson, was so neat
that one of the boughs, in falling, struck
his arm. Had the boys remained, they
would probably have all been instantly
| killed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-09
gIl2A51TD7A N&9I,

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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02

TOY virtue of a deed of trust executed to the TIN
~ derSigned by Samuel b. Brown and of record
in the County Court of Augusta, will, on Thurs
day, the Ath day of September next sell at public
auction, at the residence of said Brown near Fish
erye, the following property, viz;
73 ACRES or LAND,
rn both sites of the Turnpike leading from Staun-
ton to Wayneshoro', being part OF the Farm on
which said Brown resides Il House and Lot CON
taining So acres, adjoining said Farm; two vacant
Lots i'll the town of Wayncsboro', AnoWn as Bachin-
stoe House 240 Acres of Land situated in Saline
county, Missouri. One negro man, named Henry !;
one Negro Man, named Eli; Negro Woman,
named Sally, end her son, Charley; one Negro Wo-
mrn, namcd Milly; 13 head Horses and Colts; s
Milch Cows; % Head Cattle, 80 Head Hogs, Head
Sheep, and all other stock oil said Brown all the
Farming Utensils, and Household aud Kitchen Fur
nitGre df said Brown; one Piano, one Carriage and
Harness. one Buggy aud Harness, shout 20 tons of
lay, about 200 bushels of Corn and about 20 acres
of Corr noe glowing.
We will also sell at public auction, in the Court
House Yard in Stauntun, ON the 1st day of August
Court next, u shares of Uuion Hall Stock.
TERMS OF SALE:-Ihe real estate will be sold on
the following term, viz: One-lourth in hand, and
tie baar ce IN six, twelve and eighteen months, the
purchaser giving bond and approved security, and
"a lien to be retained the land sold ultimate
curity.
The Personal Property will be sold on the follow
Ing terms, viz: On all sums ot sic and under, the
cash; over $40, on credit Of four months the pur-
chasers giving well endorsed Negotiable notes.
As we are authorized to sell privately, persons
wishing 10 purchase before the sale can do so, b
applying to us.
Mr.. brown will take pleasure in showing the land
TO persons desirous of seeing it.
THOMAS j. NICHE,
WILLIAM Ii. HARMAN,
July "a, lsse-tds. Trustees
Printers fee S.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02

peppy DAy1s-.SIR The benefits Ihavc rcceiv
ed from the use of your Invaluable remedy, the
Pain Killer, induces ile to pen word OF praise Tor
it, Experience has convinced me that for Headache,
Indigestion Pain iii The stomach, or any other
mart of the system, Severe Chills, Weariness, com
mon colds, Hoerseness, CHCLhER1, CHOhEKA
NORM Us; Dtarrhooea, Dysentery, Ioothaehe, dec.
there is nofhiug better than the Pam Killer have
this hour recovered from attack of the
Sick headache, by using two teaspooniuls, taken at
thirty minutes interval, in glass full Of hot WAtet,
am confident that through the blessing of God it
saved me from the cholera during the summer 0;
IS49 Travelling, amid heat, dust, toll, change OF
diet and constant exposure to an lhiecteo zines
phere, my system was daily predspcsea 90 qyseh5e
RI attecks. accompanied with pin, for MElch inc
Pain Killer was Sorereig remedy, one teaspoohial
curin5 TIE worst in an hour or a. most, nay a.
day! have heard many eases the country over 9i
Dysintcry being cured by its use. Put In the teeth,
it wold stop the teoJhache. Gratitude and de
sire for III general use, has drawn from me this
unsolicited. Testimonial i'll its fevor.
d. =. TAYLOR, Jr., Minister OF the Gospel.
August, 2, lS56.-2t.
The REIGN OF Art. In this wonderful age, Art
lays her master touches on almost everything =
The ceilings and the carpets we tread on, arc
hallowed by Art. Art winds the railway through
the mountains and the mud makes lef machines
of wood and iron to act as if with KNOWLEDGE and
annihilates space with lightning tanned down to the
tuteedge ola boy. Nothing is too lofty t6r her
touch nothing too humble. \ hcH proof OF iii old
conviction, has just fallen under our notice, in the
shape ola CArHsRTte Put, from the Laboratory of
that world renowned Chemist bet. }. G. AVER.
If we understand the subject, he has carried that
article the tatheret perfection of which it capa-
bic. Instead of employing drtgs in its composition
as we have always thought the necessary and on
" way, he has with consummatc skill extracted
the rirtues of the medicine to be employed and com
bined them alone in their purity together. The com
position is then mixed and rolled by machinery and
steam power into speroid pill which Is WrapFeu
in an envelope Of gclaine, for protection from the
effects of weather time, and then thickly coated
with sugar, to IS passport over the palate
Notwithstanding all this abored perfection they are
offered to the Public at less than cent EACH
However humble the department, we think this may
be safely characterized as the contamination OF Art
in its line. Woriing News, Bali.
July l2-lm.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02

Valuable E1apsss a'0s. sale.

I y pursuaure c: Decree q The Circuit Court
-ol Augusta, rendered ON the 20 day u June
ioo5, VIII proceed, a Commissioner rained in
the decree, to sell to the highest bidder, on Thurs.
day, the 2eth day of August nest, the III AGI OF
Land ON which William Silling, jr. decd, resided
Tbs tract contains about $50 Acres, ana lies tho
Main koed leading from fsrnasshs TO Stabnton-lO
miles from the FORMER and from the latter place.
Mohetts Branch, permanent stream, :uns throua h
the farm. There : within few yards o! the dwefz
ling, Spring OF excellent water. Ills farm hes
on it good saiiiciency of Meadow, with about 500
acres OF cleared hand, in toieiaby good state of
cultivation. The balance IS %ell timbered pine oak
and hietorv. The Improvements consist of Il com
modious BRICK DWELLING H0US L, "a large and
commodious Barn, and other Out Buildings,
:, Persons wishing to buy good Stock or Grain
Farm, VIII do well to examine the property, on or
may be conveniently divided.
On the same day viii sell, - Commits sioner the
TRACT OF LAND, on which o, p. Sitting, decd,
lies en- tie Maih Road leading from Staunton to Nh
Soon-l2 miles from the former and from the lat
ter place lis n 3 geca neigh5crhead and eonvg nj
ent to churches, schools aud merchant mills. Some
IS acres OF this farm are cleared, and good state
of cultivation. Most of the cleared land is, At this
time, well set clover and timothy. The unccar
ed land is Hel tmberol With oak, hickory sna pine.
The impro yements consist ct comfortable ID " FL
LING HOUSE, good Barn, and other necessary
Olt- Buildings. Tlere Is Wen Of GOOD water near
til dwelling To any one Wishrg to buy small
farm, this would be a very desirable residence
Persons wishing to view and examine the above
named tracts of land before the day of SALE will call
Euos silllas, John Snling, jr., OF Abel Carson
residing in the immediate seie ib0r'tood
TERMS $50 much IN hand rs viii ply s'e cost
Of suit and sle the residne in three eaua payment
falling due respectively in one, two md three years
from the day OF sale; the purchaser executing bonds
for the payments, vita approved personal security
and the title to be retained as ultimate secnrity
jass~ Sale to take place on the day above named,
At the late residence of Wm Silling jr, decd, at
10 o clock, A., NJ j +. HOTTIE, Com.
.Iuiv 10 IShE--tds
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nyPEF.

On the 22d inst, DAVID BEARD, highly respec-
table citizen of this county. 6f.1z
The death of such man is occasion calling for
more than an ordinary obituary notice.
Although he left no wife or children 20 mourn an
irreparabe loss many hearts were made sad by
this berea yment, for the loss of 2 kind and accom-
modating neighbor, a true and faithful friend. We
but utter the sentiments of all who knew him, when
we say, a more honest ard generous man never
lived. His nnbounded liberality aud hcrevocnee
were not published abroad, but the many acts OF
kindness, unknown to the world have embamed
his memory in the hearts Of mdny Who survive him
He died the death Of an humble coniding Chris
tian.
Blessed are they who have such works 10 follow
them. B. +. II.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02

SAl4t h'6t 81 Sti 9Th.
M Thursday, August the sth, we will sell at pub
W lie auction, all the PERSONAL PROPERTY
remaining at cred BUD Farm. consisting of IlJr-
ses, Mules Mich Cows Farming Implements, and
the Crops Of Wheat, Oats and Hay.
On Friday, August 9th, We viii sell at the resi-
dence n Stanton, or 10 Slaves, and all the
HOUSEHOLD AHD hiTGHEG FURNiTEPE.
After .hc salc of the Slaees and Frrniture. we
VIII sell TIE bN Filing HOT ) u, the Store House
III ar the Depo' the Gsrdet Lot, and the hot near
the Virginia lnstiutioni also tie 0ut-lots held with
the American Hotel.
TERMS Cash for III spms under $40; for III
sums of $40 and upwards, four months credit upon
endorsed negotiable pdper.
The real estate will be sold upon a credit of one
two, three four and FIVE years, with interests the
purchaser giving personal security and lien the
property. .
s5~ We arc authorized to sell publicly or private
ly, the AMERICAN lI0 Eel and "Red BUD Farm
and are prepared to receive proposals for them If
not sold privately, they win be offered at public
sale in the month OF august, Of which due notice
will be given. NJ. &. HARTMAN.
JOHN i. BALDWIN,
July &c, 1856. Adm'rs, and Tro,.ees,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02
commissioners sale Of Town Lots.

rESHE undersigned, Commissioner of the Circuit
L Court Of Augusta county, On Saturday, the
30th'day of Augastncxt in pursuance Ola decree of
said Court, will expose to sale to the highest bidder
three LOTS, lying in the Northwest part OF the town
of Staunton which belonged to the late John Bar
nv, deed. These Lots are known us Lots No. 4, s.,
and 6. LOT No. 4, contains so Square Po'e=. snt
will be sold upon credit OF G, y, and Is mnnths,
with interest from date. Let No. g. contains 49
Square Poles, and win be sold upon the following
terms, viz: S31 53 in cash, SIS payable November
l1th, 1856, $50 81 payable November lIth, 1867,
and the balance in months thereafter, with inter
est from day Of ssle. Lot Ne. G, contains Acre. =
Ronds aid Poles aud viii be Sold upon the follow
ing terms VIZ: sE9 50 in cash, and the balance In
five annaal instruments, falling dre the 10th day
at April in each year, with interest from She dpy OF
sale, the interest upon the whole payable anhuallg.
In addition - the haad Payments above required,
the purchaser of each Lot vii be required u con-
tributes n CASH, hls proportion of the e0ss=of sat
and sale. For The deferred payments bonds with
approved security viii be required and the title to
the property retained rs Ultimate security.
plan Of the Lots may BE seen at Hartman & Bells
office
sale to commence at Il o'clock A, NJ, in front Of
q, traW ford tt Cos. Store.
H. NJ. BELL. Comr.
CusuIXG WATTS, Auehoneers.
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4prizes of 5000 an xinato tos4o ma rri q sro ga
Is, ls5 prizes am ountin r.to

Is, lS5 prizes amountinr.t0 -S20t,003
Tie Is, 900 Prizes Of IS are determined BY tho
number watch draws the $50, 900 pri@e-.s. TIE
number should be an odd number, then every odd
number ticket in the Scheme vii, he entitled to IS
if an even number, then every even number ticket
viii be entitled to s., in addition to any other Prize
which may be drawn.
Purchasers in buying an equal quantity Of odd AID
even number tickets viii be certain Of drawing near
ly one hall the cost of the same, with chances 81
obtaining other Prizes.
AZ t'losc tirkets ending with 2, 4, c, s. are even
all those ending with [, . Z, :; 9 are odd.
TT RemeaDer tnat egeft, Prize IS argr-, and
payabe in FIJI without ded action.
Ets@ All Prizes of 81. 900 and under, paid mme-
diateY after the dfawing-other ffizcs at the usual
time of thirty DAYS.
All COMMUNICATIONS stri9iiy confidential. The
drawn numbers will be forwarded to purchasers inn
mediately after the drawing.
WHOLE TICKETS, Sl0--HALvEs, S5.-QuAETERs S2lz.
Prize Tickets cashcd or renewed in other Tickets
st either office,
Orders for Tickets can be addressed to
s. S8AN q CO., AHiata.. CD.
Tt.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02
ROANOKE COLLEGE.

I COATED at salsn, Roauo ke county, Va, in the
beautiful and healthy valley of Roanoke, on the
lire of the Va. and Tenn. Il. Il.
FACULTY.
Re-; D: I. BirrLE, b. D., President and profe sor
of Moral and intellectual Philosophy and lie
brew.
S. cAasoS Waits: A, NJ, Professor of Mathematics
and Neutral Science.
Rev. b. II. B'rtls, A, NJ Professor of Ancient Len
guages and Literature:
-----, Professor Of Modern Languages Ito
be supplied ~ next Session.
Rev. W. B. NcNcE, \. NJ, Principal Of prepsrato-
~ Department
c0urse Of Studies is as extensive at that OF the
best COLLEGES 81 che country, and particularly en-
latgea in Che departments Of lteleetual and Moral
Science.
Elpensss for Ten Months Session
Boarding, SIS rs
Tuition, 80 90
RuoAl-rent, 5 0C
Washing, Fuel, Lights and Incd Expenses, "a 0C
Total, sls9 10
Session commences LIST Wedncs1ay of September.
July 23. lS56--2m*
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Notice.

TIME lst Of July is past, and our acaaants ar
l. ready to be cashed And, moreover the time
Is at band to lay in our stock Tor next SCISSOR
and for which purpose money is needed more shan
ever Our friends and customers who have not vet
paid mp their accounts, requested to come end
settle up Sc once. Gu Older accounts are equally
expected to 20 settlea at an early dale.
July 20, 1855. SFRiNGs BROS. q co
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LATEST AtsRIyAr.

NKTE are receiving opY second supply Of Snrn ;
wv and summer Clothing, and c-si stock is Iarress
now thsn any. other in towrs We rTn sen new
Suits Of Clothing from 81, so up s. $50. We re.
quest all our friends To eal soon as we are delar
mined to sell OF give away, Don't forget thel5laee
w EiiLER i LEOPOLD, Main Street, ia lho
large Store Room, lately occupied bs r. c Burwell
iuh ~. lstG st
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C0Nl! COai!! Guall

Iln0 TONS No. |. Red Ash Anihrasite. family
AVN Coal, 400 Tons White A sh lump for loun-
dries, Clover Hill Lump. ant. Coal for eae l., the
Terms cash. ORDERS promptlysexecnted.
SAMUEL A. HAWS.
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Public Sale.

WILL be sold, on Taursdey the 2lst dag Of Az
Nv gust next at the late residence Of David
Beard, decd, all his PERSONAL p ROPERTY
consisting Of Horses, Cattle. Milch Cows, Hogs and
Sheep Household and Kitchen Furniture, Cook
ing Stove, Bacon Wheat, Rye, Corn and Oats a
TER MS "A credit OF niue months will be siven
on all sums over S. with bond and security for
So, ard less sums the cash will be required.
Persons having claims against the estate are re-
debted will pay up without delay.
PETER STROUSE,
.. T. MAILMAN,
August @ 1s56.-tds. Administrators,
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.Y'csE'gG'E.

the sale notes e1ecrtcs 10 tlse FIX or of VIII
liam ssihngs Jr dech will be dae on the 10th OF
Sept next: the Estate bing largely in lekt prompt
payment viii be required. JOS. +. Hottie.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02
Ners5ce,

yss1fE Visitors 81 nj Virginia siitarf fu.tiyare
have authorized the undersigned 10 r-ppoint
State Uadcs from the hstrot composed a Augusta
no Rocthsiaee These lesiring the -ssee viii prr-
gsnt shesr application 81 OF before she st day at
Augtss next, It which lime the appointment a A be
made. JAMES u, PAXTON
Loving on, VI, July u, 1856
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s'rssAYETD G,gs g,YOIEy.

IN Tuesday last, escaped from thu Subscriber q
~ light bay Horse With small star in his sore-
head, two knots ON his left had foot, small krot on
the right hind foot the INSIDE; shod all round
Also small darke bay, or brown mare ". n It lit
hind feet, and ono OF the fore ieet aged abou;
years last spring, aud height about Ii hand 3
Persons will be on theif guard in uschasing or
trading for such horses igon suspicious looking per
sons
Any one finding and delivering them to me, or
who will inform me OF the finding. will b. fuy com
pensated for their time and trouble. Address me
at Barterbrook, Augusta County Va,
JOHN ii. RANKIN
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cl;esetts. ". c. Flpnkptf. lieut..
Gov, Of Mass, Edward Everett,
Ex-Sec. of State and Senator OF
u. s.. Robert G. Winthrop, E2-
Spciskor noi5se. Rep, q. $. A.,
Abbott Lawrence, Minister Plen.
tosGrcat Britain, John B. Fitz-
patrick, Catholic Bishop Of Bos-
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\ Copy-Teste,
JAMES L. PATTER son, CPk.

TN pursuance Of the above order Of sale in t'tt
J. above cases, | will on Saturday, the 10th day Of
August next, sell before the door of the National
Hotel in Stanton the privilege and right Of board
ng sci forth and described in the foregoing order Of
sale; WILLIAM CRAIG, ). 1. -
Jd,v I9, ls5G-4t
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NOY,i,l.

1 LII debts due butler & Gu, aud " /. rrA
~ ana d. IT, Frazier, have 0sen transfer reA 10 a.
10 whom only payment must be made.
luly 2e isS6 y S Il RAtfeR
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Richmond, August 1, 1856.
Ayers Cathartic piMst
PILLS THAT A r. L p IL L S

PROF. HAYES, State Chemist, of Massachusetts,,
says they are tha best Of az Pulls, and annexed are
the men that certify that DR.. Hayes, Knows, viz
Lemuel Shaw. Chief Justice supreme Court If Mas
saclusetts, Emory Wssiburn. Governor OF Massa-
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Anoiher Remarkable cure of dyspepsia

BosroN, July g. 1851.
GeniemeH,-Agreeable to your suggestion, It
gifcs pleasure to st6te that some five weeks ago
purchased two bottles Of yonr arygenated Btjters
and commenced using the same according to direc-
tionS. aud experienced the happiest effects.
had been troubled with dyspepsia about three
years. During the warm season, AMI at times, was
obliged to give Up ~ attention to bnzressi and ell
though hGf the advice eff mfny good physicians,
| was confined for six weeks 80 the puse, ard con
tinned to grew worse, until | toak your medicine !;
am now almost crre', q every disegreea5le symp-
tom. and able to do business Is rsssl
The whole credit of my restoration to health is
due 10 the uxYgenated Bitters.
Your obedicrt servant.
ABNER SMITH,
Grocer, Central Square, East Boston.
SETH w. FOMLE CO., 13S Washington st.
Baston, Propretors. Sold by DR.. j. G. NJ. Mer-
riilat aud j. I. Laird, Staunton Va. and by their
agents everywhere. July 2G, 1s56.
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VIRGINIA GENITAL RAIL ROAD.
Notice Id ESniassars.

proposals will be received at the Engineers Office
i in Staunton until the 10th of Angnst for the
construction Of an Engine House at Mier's Depot,
said engine house to be built of Brick and IS ~ So
feet in outside dimensions. To be finished by the
end OF the present year plan and specifications viii
soon be ready at the Engineers office
IL, ID. WHlMC0MB,
August 2, ls56.--3t.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Cferk 0 iliAc
of tLe Gilcuit CnurL of uimLland cnuntx

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the { Jerk 0iee
y Of the Cireuit Court of Highland county, a
Monday the iii day of April, ls56
Jacob r. Ke.ster ana Mafy e., his wife, PIES,
David Liock-'sess fadre# tocaridgo, ENzabcth
f,ockridge. John Loekridge, Robert Lockridge,
William Logkr'dge, Geoge W. Lockridge aud iSd
l3cGridgc end john Grtdshaw, Adm,tons o. Rob
ert Lock ridge, 81, decd, and Sarah Ann Gwin.
Mary Elizabeth Gwin, Susan Esteline Gwin. md
Catharine Jane Gwn. infant children Of .Irn@
Gavin, dec d., and David Gwin, efesdants
This is suit to obtain Decree for Inc sala nc IN
the lands and negroes, of which Robert Loci dc
ST., died seized and possessed, that ai.,sib's H.
OF the proceeds thereof, ma! be made seeorlin. t.
Law. wv
And affidavit having been made sl.a alea. tha,sac
Defendants, John l4nekridge a,sst f.eesge W iue&-
ridge, are not inhabitants af shss .vis,naaweqlth.
ana they not having appeared sescrahs Il lie
hues OF this CoNr' Ga metsn OF he tlaissi t. Il
Is ordered that IKE sais Hreaisnss So appear here
Within enc mDath attee he Publication Of tnis order
and do what Is necessary 60 to!eat heis IN. egest
and Ma. q aGpyfof shii orsel Sc patlisAoa in the
"S.agnaon Nidiessorn once L week for f0W sue
ovsstge weeks, and posted u. sae from aesr e the
Uoait Aoase oil said coaGsy, ea the first 9y Of the
newt Court. A Copy TeSle,.
JuJy u, 1856 ~ {, STEPHENSON, az.