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Smyrna times., 1856-09-17
Doctor Edward ID. Daley,
SmVrna. Del, s.4.-

Has REMOVED to MAIN street, two doors
above Commerce, next door to Mr.. T. Carrow's
store, and nearly opposite the Post Of.ce. H
OF Persons calling for him at night will
please ring the doOr.bell. 50 .ri
February 9th 1856. ~.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-17
SMYRAA PRlCES CURRENT.
ConREcrEu Weakly roa rHE TINES.
EarIV To Red and Early to

RlsE makea q man healthy. wealthy and wise.-This
~ an old adage and a good one. The habit of early
rislng surely brings heal ih and length Of days. The
ibrmer is pn,ved by experience and the latter by cal
cuaon The person that rises at instead Of O'Clock
an the morning for forty years, adds nearly three years
and halt 10 his life. Wisdom says early. and
ase good for saying that length of days is in
her right hand. Many admire The beauties of va
5iOs paintings from frsclass artists but the
aat rises me dawn day this Othe year,
AMI pulls on sair of 81 so boots pair of
50 or as cent shoes AMI looks to the East until the rs.
ing of the sun. will behold a there of Nature
ihai no painter describe. Al this time of the year
The early riser and enjoys the most lovely part of
the day. No doubt some will argue thus. by rising
early will wear out shoe leather and thus sub
ject themselves to more expense; in this perhaps,
there smore truth than poetry, ahOug ladies should
bear in mind, at Flanigens Cheap Shoe Store Second
street, Wilmington, Del, lady get GOO shoes for
only so cents pair, and some at low price as 37B
cts pair and gentlemen here ge! respectable
looking boot, ongegged for only 81 so per pair. and
mems shoes l'Om so TO rs cts. and 81 par-a good
article After getting Boots and Shoes thus cheap,
there bot little need TO complain of shoe leather be-
ing too rxpensive, much as to prevent from
rising early. Atthis time Of the year have many
different kinda of Boots and Shoes which it is bad
keep until next year The interest Of the money and
the deprecatin of those goods tell had better
seiihem for cost than keep them therefore we
shall let them alide whether make them or not
s.,,,.t.,.,..4t. e. FLANIGEN.
VI
Smyrna times., 1856-09-17
Agents for Delaware:

VIM. Temple and JohnIi Bewley, Smyrna; COrrie
d Glanden, Duck Greek; DIR Edward WOrrel. Della
ware Civ; Samuel Silver, Red Lion; George w
Dewes Cooch's Bridge; John Holland. Newark New.
ton a. Gorman st GeOrge's; Charles Stockley.
Marlborough; Cannon d. White, BrIdgevIlle; + NJ
Blackstone, Summit Bridge; DIR James X Layton,
GeOrgeio vn; John Ponder & Son, Milton; John Nc
Dowell, Dover; John w Hall, FrederIea !. James
Conner, Canterbury; Edward Brnghnrst. Edward
McIaall. WIm mingIop;s William I Alnch distributing
agent, Glasgow; Abraham Cannon, Chirsliana; Ste-
pheIson Crossdale., Newport; Charles IL holmes.
Brandywine Yillage Janyier & Pennington, New
Caslle; w III Cam. Summit Bridge; Lockwood IL
Tatman, MIddleIown. Samuel SmIth, Blaekbird; Ds,-
vid Mckee, Odessa; John Holland, Sianlan; and pr
IL IL Mitchell, ElkIOn, Md.
For sale by the sole pfoprielor and manufacturer
III. r =. EDWARD s. MORRIS. ..i
iv2l4m -. IL 226 Arch RL, Phlladelphia. 8
Smyrna times., 1856-09-17
FOR SALE.

atthe Camp Ground on Smyrna Circuit will be
sold cheap, in lots to suit purchasers.
- Apply to JAS. T. FARS0N, or
sepl7-4t JACOB WILLIAMS.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-17

SteaAnboGt Train uiG Frenchiown.
Leaves Frenchtown for Phla. at lO.I5 A. NJ
New Castle " Ills
Philada. for Frenchtown, 100 p. M.
Wilmington 2OS
New Castle 2.35
Trains for Baltimore, leave Wilmington at
1922, 0.22, A. NJ, and 205, P. M.
Trains for Wilmington and PHILADELPHIA,
leave Baltimore at SAG, lI.06, A. M, 6.5l, p.
NJ.
OF A Freight Train will run once each way
daily, Sundays excepted.
Persons wishing to obtain Cars to load, must
give at least two days notice previous to the
time they are renuirpd
Smyrna times., 1856-09-17
II u LEC ALE
OF VALUABLE
A VALU BILE FARM
FOR SALE


THE undersigned having concluded to re-
move to the West, will sell his Farm, within
two miles Of Chestertown, on the main road to
Worton, containing $50 ACRES, about go
-. Acres ofwhich are in Wood and Timber
43SA-chesnut, white oak, ash, &c. -
- The farm is under good fencing, prin-
cipally chesnut-it is divided into four fields of
go, 50, 20 and So acres-the Land lies suff-
ciently rolling to drain. The fields are all wa
tered by an untalling and abundant stream.-
Eight or ten acres OF fine Meadow may be
made. The Farm is Che OF the finest for stock,
and grows grasses finely. The location is an
eligible one, for good neighbOrhood, churches,
schools, post office, &c.
The soil is good for wheat and corn-has
been lined with quick lime, which acts we'll
and is now in fine heart and produces fine crops
Of grain. ..... /.
d. The Buildings are of frame-a new
LHiii Granary, SO by "a, of the best materials
-IA1I-new stabling for II horses-new car
riage house. The dwelling, one story frame.
The situation is remarkable for heath-my
physicians bill, for large family of white and
colOred, not averaging over $l5 per annum for
the last l3 years. The drinking water is good.
Should the property not be sold at private
sale by TUESDAY, the 23d day of SEPTEM-
BER next, il will be offered at public sale on
that day, at the tavern porch of John Nc Daniel,
Esq, in Chestertown, at ii O'clock, a. m.
Possession will be given on the first day OF
January next. The purchaser will have the
privilege of seeding wheat, or the subscriber
! will sow it at the option of the purchaser
The property is unincumbered and title inds-
putable. Address the subscriber, or his gent.
George Vickers, Esq, Chcstertown, Kent cou :
ty, Md. JOHN II. GRAY.
Kent county, July ~ 5G jy30-ts
Smyrna times., 1856-09-17
AND FEVER
PASCIIALL'S
FeUer' aud .Aguc Mirtttl'e.

Is an effectual preventive and cure for
Chius and Feuer, Dumb .Ague. Intermittent
Fever, and Bilious Attacks.
I T is also valuable aud safe tonic and Alternative
l. under many other circumstances totally free from
admiXlure with any mineral substance, containing
neither Arsenic, Copper Mercury Animony. II is
exclusively VEGETABLE IN It's composition. The
ingredients of a mild nature and eommingled in
such proportions TO shock the Nervous System
or produce unpleasant feelings IN the head! As n
r"nc, II is az the time very gentle, powerful md
durable in effect. Its stimulating properties are 50
slight produce NO INJURY when taken in
health and IIs continued use does accusom the
system TO It's action, TO destroy its usefulness as
is the case with mott medicines -
IL is of advantage by con municatng vigor in the
Chronic diseases, which miasmalic feVers leave I've
hind them-such Ague Cake, sweled or tor,md
Liver. Dysiep psia, Debility, &c II acts as PREVEN
TIVE of Chills under exposure 10 niasmas, well al
a CURE when they occur. ..N ~.
A practical treatise Chills and Fevet in pamph
let form, has been written, and will be forwarded fire,
III any direction, by addressing either the Proprietor
and Manufacturer o. the EdlIor of this paper.
Since this preparation has been introduced int
Delaware, has received the approval of all who have
used it. In another column, the reader will find valu
able testimonials from gentlemen Of this and Othe
States in its favor. .... .. .t
Smyrna times., 1856-09-17
TO THE. PUBLIC.
PREMIUM IMPROVED
SuUer Pho sDhate Of Lime.

Super Phosphate Of Lime.
THE ONLY SILVER MEDAL YET awarded by
r:or article the as Pennsy State Far at Har
risburg. as a FERTILIZER OF the BEST QUALITY
Tor Wheat Corn. Oats. Grass and Potatoes, raising
heavy crops. and greatly improving the soil.
The subscriber respectfully informs FARMERS and
DEALERS taat he 10 prepared 10 supply the Fall dc.
snand with this superior and we'll tested article
S5AGENTS WANTED-A liberal discount allow
ed.
"A Poudrette and Land Plaster, Oils, Candles Scan
etc., Of The best quality. at lowest market rates
JN0 l.. P0MEROY,
3 and 10 South Wharyes. below Market st.
Philadelphia
Farmers can load on two Private Alleys, and avoid
the crowded wharf. u.f4 laug20, SIN
Smyrna times., 1856-09-17
III A r r. IE d,

On the llth inst, by Rev. w. M. Warner,
Mr.. Amos 5. Stewart, to Miss Louisa f. Car
penter. both of Kent County, Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-17
For Sale or Rent.
Ladies' Fancy Furs.

Ladies' Fancy Furs.
ToHN FARElRA, No 2S4 MARKET Street, above
Eighth. Philadeph phIa, Importer. Manufacturer
and Dealer in all kinds and qualities of Fancy FURS
for Ladies and Children. j. f. would call the lteI-
tion Of the Ladies and others to his immense assorl
ment. beng the direct Importer and Manufacturer Of
all my FURS. ! feel confident in saying that can
offer the greatest inducements those IN want and al
the same time VIII have one Of the largest assor.menls
to select from.
Storekeepers and the trade will please give me a
call before purchasing my Wholesale department is
well supplied TO meet the demand for every article in
the Fur ne and at the lowest possible
prices. JOHN FARElRA
selO-4m 2S4 Market street. PhIlada.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-17

ID. A. SANBORN,
JI6-tt. Superintendent Del Railroad.
On and after August lst, Stage will leave
Canterbury on the arrival of the morning Train,
Tor Denton and Easton, Md, arriving at Easton
the same evening; also leave Easton in the morn
ing to connect with the 2.3OP NJ. train.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-17

BY virtue of decree of the Hon. p B. Hop
per, Judge.of the 9TH judicial circuit of Md,
the undersigned, ais trustee, will expose topub-
lie sale, on TUESDAY the Tn day of Octo-
Der, 1856. at the tavern porch ofJohn Nc cDanel,
ESQ. in Chesterinwn- at II nsolaaL N ~.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-17
3 Bottles made rs cures i.

Otnntnn, Uet., Jan. l. IS')O.
E. 8, Morris II have sold the two dozen of
your PaschaII's Fever and Ague Mixture left
by your agent believe it is the best medi-
cine possible for the cure of chills and fever.
Twelve in one family were cured by two bot
tles and six in another by one bottle.
~s.. Yours, respectfully, JOHN HOLLAND.
:. GrThe following is from the Auditor of the
Smyrna times., 1856-09-17
Trustees Sale.
Containing 32J Acres,


This Farm is divided niO eight fields. with good
tencing--water i'm fields. The MEADOW Is a large
one containing % TO 80 Acres and may be made very
valuable
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0ennt de Hatfield. Baron Manteufse has lef.
Berlin for Paris.
Reduction or the Austrian Army.
aispatch dated Vienna, March IA, states that
announced
Naval Operations I'm the Baltic.
FROM kiei, under date March IL, we are informed
that the "Firety" had entered that port with a
ospatch from the British Government, requesting
Commodore Watson not to engage In hostilities in
the Baltic
Probable Dissolution of Parliament, &c.
IL was stated In well informed CIRCLES on Thurs
day night that Parliament will fnost probably be
dissolved early in May.
True bills had been found against William Pal
iner for the murder OF Mr.. Cook and Ann Palmer,
by poison.
The Sultan's brother Is dead
the armistice was proclaimed throughout the
Crimea on the lst Of March
A dispatch from Berlin of the 10th says Count
Orloh has made known at ST. Petersburgh that a
uennite understanding had been come to on the
nth point, and thanks TO the instructions brought
oy NJ De Scheewaoff peace is restored
some special deliberations which are TO take
place between Russia and Turkey have been re-
served
Preparations are being made at Moscow for the
coronation of the Emperor. which will take place
after the conclusion of peace
LIVERPOOL BREApsrurFs MAsKrT-The Bro
seIs circular reports considerable advance in most
descriptions of Breads.uHs, with q buoyant market
ano an improv demand Flour is quoted at 2s ar.
Cd. over the lowest prices of the previous week -
Messs, Brown, shipley Co, however, call the ad-
vance on the week Is. only. Western Canal -four 10
quoted at Sis aa3s Philadelphia Baltimore and
Ohio 35s. Cd, 0S7. Wheat frm and 4d f6i. higher
ciosng with an upward tendency; White is quoted at
ios I'd lis; Red Ga. Cd 6biOs The advance on corn
curing Ms me week was la per qusrter-market firm;
" mite o4s, Mixed and Yellow Sos Cd
LATEsr.-Saturday, 2 P. M.-Messrs. Bigland, AL
thya Co., report firm market at Fridays rates.
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VIRGINIA INTELLIGENCE.

END OF A DROUGHT.-After remaining drv for
about eight successive months says the Woodstoek
Tenth Legion, our wells are again replenished
with water TO the joy OF our citizens, who were
compelled, during the winter, to carry or haul all
the water used for drinking or culiIary purposes.
SO general q drought has not occurred In this re-
gion since the year 1889.
THE CANVASS OPENED IN VIRGIxIa-Charies
irving Democratic Eiector, opened the Presiden-
.al canvass IN this State At Cumberland Court last
MONDAY Richard V. Watkins, Esq, of Prince
EDWARD, replied on behalf of the American party
pRoWNED.-Capt jeremiah West q citizen of
eAanaria and commander Of a vessel I'm the fish
ing traae, was this morning knocked overheard bv
the Doom, near Free Stone Point. on the pofon,c
river, and drowned. e 1o''1'~o
HAaPDEs SIDNEY CoMNEscEMESr.-TbeR Rev
Charies 9. Deems, d. D., of Goldsboro. n q
mas accepted an invitation to deliver the animal
address, at the commencement exercises =. H.,nn-
den Sidney college in June next --~p'
VESSEL SUNK.-The schooner Mary T. rohr..
Captain Bohannon, from the RappahannocL ,~;.,
30OO bushels of wheat for the Pioneer Mills of Al
andria, sunk (probably was blown ashore .r1
bilgedl on or about 26th instant near the mon,h ~
the Potomac. The cargo is said to be So much d.
mayed az 10 amount to total loss. The cargo was
fully covered by insurance.
THE LOUDoUN AND HAMPSHIRE RAILRoAD
At meeting of this company, held at Leesbure.
Va, on Monday last, it was voted to proceed al
once with the location of the road from the She
nandoah river westward through BerryyiIle TO
Winchester. The work is already let to the She.
nandoah.
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geoy u 10 too serious, too grand, too cold foi
then they preferred "pantomimes, comic songs
dancing and scenes In the circus = nay, to crown
All, they did not even understand French, 30 thai
tney wero obliged to follow the actors book IN
hand the consequence Of which was. that when
Rachel was In the very midst of one Of her most
remarkable TRADES, and was hoping that every
eye was fixed on her, ~ at Paris, she had her
phrase interrupted by general rustling IN HI
parts OF the house. caused by the simultaneous
turning over Of the leaves of the books To read
all this is amusing enough, but what gall and worm
wood It must have been to great artistic like ka'
chel, who had been greeted with the rapturous ap'
planse OF every capital, and has received homage
from almost every crowned head and every man
OF genius In Europe
Persia.
st. Petersburg accounts say that the Russian en-
oassy at Tehersn has done nothing to wf.hdraU
Persia from her neutrality towards Turkey; out II
has received orders to that Persia does not sur
fer from the attempts of Dost Mahomed. A Tehe.
ran paper is said to announce that the Shah OF
Persia is making military preparations to repei any
attack by an English squadron on the coast.
The Baltic.
1t will be seen by the following paragraph, which
appears IN the Paris Patrie of the 10th inst, that
the English squadrons in the Baltic Is considered
not unlikely, the armistice not applying to opera
tions at sea-
Letters from Helsingfors contain some informa-
ton on the subject of the Russian vessels, the de-
parture of which from Sweaborg has been an
nounced by telegraph It is stated that they have
steered for the coast of Sweden or Denmark, for
the purpose of attacking the advanced guard OF tho
English Baltic squadron. 1t ia moreover stated
that the Grand Duke Constantine intends to bring
on naval combat with the English in the neigh
borhood of Sweaborg Cronstadt, preferring to
thus run the risk OF defeat to proongng this year
the inaction of the naval forces of Russia.
The London Globe of the llth inst. says:-The
news that Russian. ships of war had issued forth
from Sweaborg is formally contradcted by an in
terchange of electric dispatches between Berlin
and st. Petersburg.
Some anxiety is expressed for the fate of Com
modore Watson and his squadron 1t is known
that he is pushing up the Baltic to renew the block
ade, and no doubt is felt but that strong Russian
squadron has got out purpose to meet him.
The armstice does not extend to naval operations,
so far as the blockade is concerned.
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CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County

n
~ VA.-The propnetors of these Springs which
have for some time past enjoyed very favorable
putatiOn in the counties surrounding them have been
ence of invalids IN other sections.
FOR tie present. the price is fixed at o rsee which
barely covers cost OF barreing and the carriage.
Its healing virtues are beyond question. The fol.
lowing Certificate from Dr. Carper, leading and wel
many of equal respectabilty and forces
FINcAsTLE, BoTErouRr Co., VAL
July 18th, 1856.
Having been called on by the propristors of the
"Craig Alum Springs" to express my opinion of its
medicinal virtues, hereby state that have exsun-
ed the analysis of the water ade by Prof Boothe Of
Philadelphia and believe it we'll adapted cure dis.
requiring tonic Alternative action the sys-
tenn; and further state that have known some re.
marksbe cures effected by its in scrofulous aes.
tions and diseases Of the digestive organs.
Samuel M. CAMPER, N. d.
The water has been analysed by Professor Hooths
of Philadelphia, who says.
"A mineral spring of such richness and quality
the analysis indicates, will prove valuable aid to tho
physician. Its position in the healthy mountain
gion of Virginia about equidstant from many of the
sulphur and other well known springs sf the State,
confer higher valve upon the Suiphated Cbayhiats
of Craig county. Very respectfully
Eruptive diseases, arrangement of the liver, dys'
pepsia &C., have yieed to the power of this water,
and prove its efficacy wherever 1t has been tried.
This very valuable water 10 for sale in barrels st
very low price, by
no 2q-dtsif Agents fer the Proprietor.
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THE WANTS OF THE AGEs-It is a mans desti-
NY still to be longing for something and the graft
fcstion of one set of wishes but prepares the uu-
satisfied soul for the conception of another. The
child of year old wants little but food and sleep
and no sooner is he supplied with a sufficient al
lowance Of either Of those very excellent things,
than he begins whimpering. and yelling it may be,
for the other. At three, the young urchin be-
comes enamored Of sugar plums, apple pie and
confectionery. At six, his imagination runs to
kites, marbles and tops and an abundance of play
time At ten, the boy wants to leave school and
have nothing to do but bird nesting and blackberry
hunting. At fifteen, he wants beard and mus
tacbes, awatch, and pair of Wellington boots
At twenty, he wishes to cut figure and ride
horses sometimes his thirst for display breaks
out in dandyism, and sometimes in poetry he
wants sadly to be in love and takes 1t for grant
ed that all the ladies are dying for him. The
young man of twenty five wants wife; and at thir-
ty he longs to be single again From thirty to forty
he wants to be rich, and thinks more OF making
money than spending it. About this time also,
he dabbles in politics and wants office At fifty
he wants excellent dinners and wine, and consid-
ers a nap in the afternoon Indispensable. The
respectable old gentleman of sixty wants to retire
from business with a snug independence of three
or four hundred thousands, TO marry his daughters
and set up his .ona, and live in tho country; and
then for The rest of his life he want, TO be young
again.
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TERMS OF ADyERTIsTN9.
F7oeged- d--James and Anderson, slave to VIM.
Barrett, were ordered fogging for gaming In .

Contagious Dseases-we Deiieve it Is IN establish
ed fact in medicine that mo disease can be contract
ed while the Blood 10 in pure and healthy stste.'-
In order to 80 desirable object we recon-
mend folour readers the use OF CAKrER's Spanish
MrxTu.E. which 10 generally acknowledged to be the
most effecfnal purifier Of the Blood yet discovered
nos only cures brt positively the only remedy
which can De depended on preventative OF cpl
demic or CONTAGIOUS diseases. Sold by BENNETT,
BEERS FISHER.
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SUIT DECIDED--The suit of Rev. Enoch Cobb,
a Baptist preacher, claimed SIS OG0 damages from
81 OF the most respectable citizens of Wayne Dnb-
lin, and Lenior counties, n. c. for an alleged CON-
bination TO drive Cobb out OF Dublinthcy aliedgipg
q reason, that he had melted slaves to house burn
ing, causing very serious and alarming destruction
of property, was decided ON Wednesday at the
Superior Court in Fayetteville N. O., the jury re-
turning verdict against ten Of the defendants for
slOo-that is $40 each.
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HEAVY ROBBERY --0n Thursday night. the Goth
nit q package Of bank notes, principally Of the
Rank of Charleston TO the amount Of $1,000 was
stolen from the Office OF Mr.. q. O. Gibbs, the agents
at Jacksonville, Florida.
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what wonld you do" asked medical examintr
of a student who was q candidate for diploma,
.if man was blown mp with powder - why
reped the student coolly, I'D wait until he cane
down" Diploma granted,
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MASSACHUSETTS LkGISLATURE.--In the Massa-
chusctts Assembly Thursday, resolution to so
amend the constitution that no person shall hold
Office In the State unless born In the United States
was defeated, a two-thirds vote being required
The vote stood LOG for, TO l26 against.
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MuNtFICEET BEaUEsTs.-Mr. Henry Parrish,
who lately died in New York worth s7oO,oon, left
in his will $50 GOO TO public ins.u'ons divided IS
follows American PIhe Society $4,000; New
York Orphan Asylum $4,000; st Luke's Hospital
sloooo and the New York Eye Infrmsry go
600. lln also provides handsomely for his family
and relatives
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ak2<S sDr,n. ,,s.a.., 1855.

-
Iweepstake for year old colts and 6es, mile
heats; $500 entrance, $l00 forfeit to be on the
6rst Tuesday in May, was closed on the LIST of Feb
ruary, with the following subscribers;
C. Green enters b. o. by imp. Glencoe dam Dark
James Tally enters ch. C. by Tally y-Ho, dam Betsy
White.
D. Mcdaniel enters b. c. by Boston, jr., dam by Inn
ported Trustee.
Seven-up
sweepstake for year old colts and fllies tout Of
mares which have never produced WINERY sl5o
entrance, $50 forfeit, mile heats to be run on the
Friday following the first Tuesday In May, closed ON
the 1st of February, with the following snDscrloen:
James Tally names ch C. by Tally-Ho dam Caddy
Thomas boswell names b. c. by Tally-Ho, dam se-
D. Mcdaniel names ch. C. by Senator, dam by
Henry Davis names br. f by Childs Harold, dam
Bowie Hall names ch. C. Expectation, by Regis
ter out of Lucy Long.
John ,Icher enters bay flly, by Revenue, out Of
Miss Bette, by Mammoth Eclipse; rsron
fs 11-1awts Proprietor
IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
1 CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY OF
Henry Won Groning & Henry
Gravenstede, partners under the
style OF Henry Won Grooming n Is ATTACHMENT.
Co, fins
against
Julius Staude, DefsJ
The object of this suit is of the defendant,
Iulius Staude $50 4lOo, with interest thereon from
the 2ist day of December 1885, until paid and it sp,
nearing from the affidavit of the plaintiff made and
Fled in the papers of this suit that the said defendant
Is NOT an nhabtan CT this State It is ordered thst the
said defendant do appear at the CLERKS ONCE ei thus
Court at the State courthouse in the city Of Rich
mond at the rules be holden for the said Court on
,hs s3st MONDAY in Aprii next, 1856, and do what Is
necessary to protect his interest IN saia sa1a
ACopy Teste: WIN. FoLhIo' =. ~
L lE nj