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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

ments Of Side courts the smiles of Napoleon, when
be should warn him of his folly and his danger.
Let US ba thankful say that our indeta gable SEQ
ary Of State has exhibited that degree Of moral courage
and resolution towards EDgl4rd which has resulted in
enforcing her to comparatively honest neutrality and
to satisfactory nerpositon against the rebel iron,cad
builders within her dcminons. But tie publ opinion
OF the loyal States cannot approve excuse The tempo
rzpg course pursued towards Louis Npoleon or shake
the regret that he shoull be regarded as moce OF
honesty aud friendly proprety, after msany taxing ad
vantage of our domestic troubles to seize upon tie be
less public OF Mexico and with the design 100 OF e1
tending his ueurpltion If possible Texas aud Lousi
ana In word glaly successful as Nc Seward has
been in bis diplomacy with England, he has in his cor
respondence With the F,eneh government quite a sg-
ray failed to grasp the merits of his case, and to meet
he lust expectations OF the country.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
REPORTING IN TIE VIRGINIA HOUSE OF
DELEGATES

We noticed in the proc ,eliugs Of the House of Dele
RAGS some DAYS ago, tha; bill bad been ordered TO its
engross1aen. in thu. 6ousc, agpscPciang 500 week
for the services Of reporter 10 rePOr, sketch Of l
dssa.es and proceedings. Ths pan proposed, as We
understand is to furnish each daily paper with copy
Of tie report. Tas would be Incompatible with the
preparation Of any such report would be satisfactory
to the House, irasnueh 81 The available line o. The
reporter would be needed in the preparation Of any re-
port that would be eretabls hO and Of advantage
to the public. rePo,; made o.: in co1C-miy to the
proposed plan, uid o, nee ssy be better, il in
ed equal 20 hat nov furnished 70 each paper BY its
oSn reporter The expenditure would therefore be
ueless.
lie. tss House employ at once a competent short
hand W,iter whose known ability will be a guarantee
Of As efsconoy AID le. it, tho Confederate Senate
proposes u do, make him officer OF the HOule, with
yearly sAary sqaa 70 the importance Of 'he pOs ion
aad the advantages Of the service. Any ether plan
will be an abOson -hea will DO equally unsatisfactory
10 tie House aud The public.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
A. MORRIS,

PUBLISHER AND BOOKSELLERS,
RICHMOND,
HAS IN PRESS, and viii publish immedi-
II u ately-
lst GENERAL ORDERS
YIN tbe Asutsnt and Inspector Generals OHce A. for
te year iS6Elth explanatory Notes calling attention 10
ea parasrsp1 ard order that has been nodded amended
o. rsVosed-slh comfl analytical dgssted Index 70 the
whole al prepared under the authority Of A1uiant General
Coop-r, ~ q II z. ROBINSON q the A anal c. o.
"a INSTgU yIIONS Pa FILLD AErlLLEkf--
Complsd ron La auth1riles Tor ne use OF ne
Coaf-ierste States Array, % Mai r A. W. Stake
THIS york Is recomnended BY hjor General Ezey AMI Aea,
tat and Inpeeor eaa Cooper aud authorized 70 De paplnea
b. the secr,t1ry Of War
dsrs nom he Trade VII meet prompt attention y addressed
70 the publisher, - AOAAE,
hclmohli "a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
FROV EAST TENNESSEE.

Information has bsel rec lived BY the JOnesborOugh
Fsnn) Telegraph, ska oas division Of cur army, With
the cavalry, bad usvsi ios sa=l in she direction o.
Kro1yile. The news vas revived as curreA at Rus
sslyils that ths enemy bal evacusied Knoxville. Tae
report, however, ginsi i:tle credence.
Toe troops we're resolving clothing an shOes-Thieh
they stood uuc1 in nee iAsd vera in Gle spirits, and
bopelul a % ths future.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

matter should rcuan within The control Of The Legisa
turs He ssted l. vas wise. prudert or jus, for tho
legislature 70 transfer their power Of taxing ii Board
Of Puzzle Works Wheh he would confidently assert
ves resrousiele to no one fer Shell seton.
M BURWELL replied eoquenty, ard the debate
wa carried on a. some length.
The pr,vicu' question was called, and the BIZ pass
cd.
o. motion. tie House adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
AUCTION NOTICE.
THIS DAY.
GIIEER.

ON MONDAY, the lst day of February next
" II fair and II NOT the next fair day thereafter will GEL
Al public auction, Rockville IN hsnover couniy lAree g
heavy With lamb In lots suit purchasers TheT are m
sheer healthy, docie, and in fire condition. and The wool
mott excellent quality. The sale 10 commence a. II oclock
- Terms cash W. g. sHtLrON.
iaQ6-c2ts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
DEAUTIFIJL AND HIGHLY ATTRAC

Id TIVE FARB the Book Tarpphe two miles from Rich
opd containing rs acres for sale a. the re-
oaest OF John Parker Esq (who has purchased aages e
tate the oountry shA SELL at public auction on ne prem
ss on TUESDAY the % February, 1894 at O'Clock r NJ
The beautiful aud highly country seat located as ABOVE
nov occupied by said Parker containing aeout % acres inc
propery into two or three parcels ACCORDING
10 Mat and survey - exhibited at the hour Of la The I'm
place. for the most part are In good order me
deo0 IA An excellent one having neatly painted
and hs parr papered The front yard Is tasteful
abOEnd evegreens flowers and shade tes
Altogether this II really most desirable
Ire peghborhood tqua any In the county There seed
ID on place IL bushels winter OATS bushels rye ana aSo ~
acres timothy clover Partial gwen
al once and full possession by before the lat May next
GoDDlS & APPERsON,
ja9I-ti Aueaoneers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

LARGE Arrival or CoTYEE "A tran OF eighteen cars
loaded viii goysrnmen. coffee, says the Petersburg
Express Of Saturday arrived in Town yesterday after
room from the South.
This coffee, we learn reached the country through the
Blockade At soze Southern port, and is now bsiag
Transported to this Safe FOR the bon,f. Of on: noble
army.
There were in all abou; twelve hundred SACKS, which
viii no doubt be greeted vi eLttusasm By The AMY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

DANAWA1 from the subscribers on the
III % DAY Of Jana ny, 1854 negro woman named MANY
a. st,u bsck WOMAN win u bead q hair long and Thick
~ - N ,t has been pains uh about - Or - yeFa OF
age she vas chased Of NJ Joseph Brun Of hcnmn gu
80 he hoiiys srd thought she Is making her way back
I, ch nd or Peters6erg che red al her CONES VIZ he
a. s.u Bundla she lad purple c3ton cEaaoars ufes
$50 -ted cotton dsss and lowered calico dress also
aRrey Jeans jacket. $1,000,
An iuformlucn erung hes VII be hanAulJ reofel
al rsri OF one tdred dollars VII be paid Tor her dehYey
70 u.s. OF 9'A'Ns - ~ W. ca J. II. PAGE.
A.. o. asts ScotsyIle Albemarle CO., Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
EN- THE BLOCKADE.

y We learn,d yesterday, that tao more vessels, the
Pea and Heroine, bad run the blockade and arrived
safely in Coaeters.s por. vi.h yalul lie oargoas.
If the Information be coEEcc t shoSs that our Pors
re not quite hsrmstcly sealed late report 20 the
Yankee NAVY Dtplr u,eut states.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

CHARLESTON, Jan. SO-The bombardment of Sumter
ceased at dark last night l66 shells hevng been thrown
Of which 1919 stru1k. II was renewed this morning
with 80, lOO aud 200 pousder PArrots, aud To-
inch Columoiad The flagstaff was shot down yester-
day. but WAS coon replaced Oy three Of the garrison
Under rapid and accurate 6re ths men repeatedly
waved the flag in tie face of the enemy, aud waved
their hats in triumph after hoisg the flag The bonn
bardmsnt has continued steady Ill day. The fire was
mostly directed against the western wall.
The following are the Only casualties since the re-
o,ening Of the Ere LIZ. j. @ Logln, head slightly
Private H. Hefey, 2Sl Georgia, back, slightly; Pri-
vate HAusford, Oh Georgia, leg fractured severely.
SECOND DESPATCH.
CHARLESTON, Jan. Sl.-The enemy keeps up the
bombardment of Sumter by day bu. ceases OF dark
y . damage Of consequence to the iost.
Theig FIRE upon the city vas renewed at o'clock CT
Saturday night, the shots averaging one every Ten
m.nut4s The firing en- Sumter averages one in five
mil
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

sUscEsEas whose PApes are marked VIII Oso'a VII snesr
and hat heir tr subscription about 70 expire, and WI
Fsuls promptly Il they vish thsr papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
ATTENTION! VOLUNTEERS!!
DANVILLE, VA.

A Ii persons DESTROYS of entering the service
IA Of the Confederate slatei avail themselves Of the
opportUnity by making application 10 Lieut.. H. MUSE now
recruiting for the Nottowsy Grays Company e. leth VIZ
Rna Renen 81 the cOmmandant OF The company now on
duty Dlnv Va The company having suffered no little from
the casuses Of battle has been favored with the duty Of
guarding Federal prisoners In Dauve VIII ere II Is comfortably
ed is likely remain so 10 as an exchange
Of psoners neGecua Lieut. Muse can be found al Blacks
~ A. CAMPBELL, Captain,
iauQ7-c2,s Company Z" G )" 18th Va, Reg't
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
KurURR DAVE.

w ILL be sold at auction, at our Office, WED-
w NEsDAY the l7A day ReOrusry 1854, 800 Sh are
stock In the Farmers Bank Ct Fincssue ,-,,, :. m
ia2S-toB AANNA0iSh~ w.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
ESSEX COUNTY BONDS FOR SALE.

DY VIRTUEot the power and authority vest
ID ed 10 me- by ESSEX County Court OF the 18th
day Of January 1884, shall offer for SALE pub 10 sueton at
Me place Of ding Courts Of said County the third Mon
dsy In February next being Essex 0ouny Court dsy fair
MOI the day thereafter ght thousand he hundred
and bonds Of said County with Interest
fom the date he paid annually and the principal
redeesbe the Isl day Of January, 1873 and not sooner
JAMES ROY AIC0U,
iao2-eids Comm o.; Essex Co. Court.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
| FARM FOR SALE

I AND &C., FOR SALE 900 acres of land
IA Chesterfield County, situated four miles Iou'h vast OF
Ooeded station on I'D Danyille K R, 500 Acre1
IA growth 800 In old helt pine and the balance clear
d land with story dwelling house. basement OF BRICK VIII
seven dungroom attached two wells OF good wa
ter lee up holding cO bushes and AL necessary
ont farmipg nsi implements and all the stock on
the place offered privately unl the llth day ofFeb
dg on the place. peaSurein showing the proper
Sisss AZ V WILLIAM wrNPREE, in
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
RRON EAST TENNESSEE

McRRH7owN Jan. SO-Gan. Martin attacked the en-
envy on the 2Sth and alter stubborn fight drove them
from the Geld they rsreapg IN tie direction of Sc
yersville The enemys cavalry have undoubtedly been
reinforced. Persons from Knoxville represent small
pox as raging there.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
EGG r A P I'll 1 G
Rsports OF tbs Pres AssoesatIO
IRON CHARLESTON.


Entered according to act d Congress in The year 1885, by
rRAsHER in the Clerks once Of the District OoHrt OF the Oon
fedsrate States for the Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
RICHMOND WHIG
mONDAf MORNING, FEB. 1, ise4.

TERMS DAur yssr tsG months SIC; three months
s. For q less period, IS per month.
sn0-wEzKLT1 year $40 zE months, SO No SUBSCRIPTION
received Tor less thaa six months.
wzkLE year. go ak months s. No subscription received
for less than SIX months
Reuiuaaces at risk o. The suhscrser.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
DISSOLUTION.
THE CONCERN OF Ike u

Nm NJNOHLhLN Vf LiLsLl y V4A-11l1 =
thls day Dissolved b. mutual consent Either partner
.thrirsd ID ursus Of 10 settlement or ne
bsSipsrs Tcseodng claims against hem VII present nem
Tor psyment and ose debd viii please come forward ana
f'g- r. ID. JAMk5
f.. Richmond, January lst 1894
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

BROAD STKEET CHUHoH The reut Of peEs in Broad
Street Methods. Church. vii be eOatnued this evening"
a. o'elceEP 4. mixers o! the church aGd co gre
ga.ion are invited 20 attend
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

Cor. Tics N B4EEa, o. the South Carolina 2 gular
Infantry, died in saasv.vll,, S c, on Wednesday
last.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
NOTICE.
OFFICE or EAAElNiNG BOAkDi

Farmvil' Va, Jan. s. 1864
ON and after the 18th January, 1864, inc
Hoard Of Medical Examiners Hospel sin hea resa
~ ee8 Tor ne ezAminaton Of sick and .ned soiafi On
TuaSdays and RIidzys Of each week -, , ,v,rroN
s A., ttak,vsv ssar surg. H Board
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
RIcHxosD. January ~. 1864.
Hon. JANIS A. s


Hon JAMnA EDDoS Seneay o. War
pds for invited
ndh dAah
sM % o
osen md h la
also oiurh
have bmoaIk
no bel
I NIL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

NOZZLE, Jan. SO.-A special to the Adpertisn and
Register dated 0kOona Mist, JAM 27th, says that the
l2tl Mississippi regiment, Col VIM. N. Judge entered
COrnth at sunrise this morning, capturing quantity Of
arms, &c The Yankees left IS they entered.
sEcoSD DEsPArCH
MOBILE, Jan. SO.-The courthouse was burned this
forenoon The FIRE originated in the attic. TheccunIy
records, in the lower sorry Shch is fire proof are SAFE
The library, etc., ia the second story, was saved.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01


b
mGsisS
Land therefore
rfcNL mnpafa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

DOR SALE
IL TRACT OF LAND, mile from Amelia O. II.
Ihaye tract olsnd, mile from Amelia O. H. on The Dan
VILE Railroad for sale Il contains 420 The land les on
Nbs creek the quality good about 80 Ia low grounds
and Il has good portion wood land The dwelling IL eomor-
tb has six rooms Thsre houses STABLE obae
60 barns gransry Any wishing 90 buy can apply 10
John g. Jefferson Eq Amelia Q. u p o. who has power oil
Attorney 10 sell THEODORE DARLINGTON
Tt av4u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

T OFFER FOR SALE Fine Canebrake Plan
Il talon In Marengo City, Ala within two miles Of Dayton an
seven OF Alabama Mississippi a. ooatainnl 600 acres OF
which 400 are and In cultivation Hih good
aud plenty excellent water. will pay purchaser reat 0r
possession LIST Jlnulry 1862 or VII rent
Il FOR ons or two years longer cssO, titles in tspaSe
P' I'M 1854 Gin Z. T. sTUR0INANT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

90 NEGROES AT AUCTION.
~ Will sell 81 auction, ..,,,.,
g. N DAVIS 4 co,
Odd FeloWs's Hall.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
IN CONCERE.

We have this day associated ourselves IN
r-os on esBduug Ire Negro Auction and Oommlssion tus
ness a. TIE stand ofIee James % sEns9 street ~
sot Ne nat onage Of our nend5 and ne puenc gentE.'
romisnr our bat exerLous promote ne interest," o. our
roos ~ n ne long experiences Of our senior partner We
ourssves ,ha obtain he highest naikst Riee' i AZ
nsEroag entrusted 20 y ~. LLec,,-r,rar
January i, ts64 n 0o"
In retiring from the business, It gives me
is.surs 10 recommend 10 he patronage Of ny friends ana PAT
Tons the new concern Of Lee Bowman . . ,.,rvs
isq-d1m p - 49,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

STJLPHATE OF CINCHONA.-Thisa article
Ia one OF the proxate principles Of Peruvian Bark, similar
In ~ properties 70 suphae Of Qunine and may be substituted
70. me p''s " Wv Ps' '1'''' J. p DIVA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

NOIlCE-The Annual Meeting of the
~ Stockholders Of Old Dominion Iron and Nail Works
will be held the OLD Dominion Inlnrsnee Once on MON
IA H-5s Secretary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

SUGAR CURED HAMS.
- SUGAR OUsRD HAMS.
la store and sale lot Of very superior sugar Cured
Hans" A. Y STOKES,
IA 2T-8t Corner Of 18th and Cary sts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
i1cHMosp, Jan. 20, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS, |

for dhae,
fol
ofoR and ensoft sGovanme
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
. WORD BORROWED.

y The gentleman who borrowed SWORD from the
Fdits room his once and neglected 70 return H. request
Cd 70 DO so Woat delay vii be necessary 70 give publicity
o his name. tuezS-d &.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

NAMR TO MY HOUSE on 9th December,
~ 1863 Pale elbow Maze, about hvehauds high white
sreskn the face right hind foot white with black name and TAIL
which the get by coming forward pro ling property
P''s " 8 B. kEYN0LDs,
iaS-c6tF Patrick Cou House. Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
IRON TuE BAHAMAS.

Intelligence from the Bahamas 10 the 1865, says the
blockade running and cotton trade between Na'au and
Wilmington n C., was dingly brisk. The blockade
breaking steamer HAnss chased By Union cruiser
for four hours and half between Absco and Nassau.
Quantity Of cotton was thrown from her deck, which
vas imue dalely picked up by English schoones--
The ssau papers complain Of the violation" Of Bfi iGh
neutral waters by The Uuited S. tss cruises.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

WANTED.-A Virginia Lady, who has had
some experience in .esehing desire, to obtain SITUATION
teach the English French Latin thoroughly to-
eher With the clements Of and Mathematics pleasant
''-A' A-~- "P0OAH0NEks,"
ias-ciawt list ebs Erin Shades. Hearco county Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

TEACHER WANTED wish to employ
Il for months Young Lady Of virginia or South;
en education qualified 10 teach Thoroughly ne usuai
Ens n aud Instrumental M1lc on the PIANO
70 resi- In my amy AMI teAch from four TO six children SER
yes 70 the st February next 1851 or as soon
thereafter possible address at Rreesaade Post once
Mddlesex county. Virginia, stating terms sm,v,
jAS-c4VS a. nlLfE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

WANTEDa-I will give $50 per month for a
LADY thoroughly qualified to teach Vocal and Instrument
tai Music On the Piano. and the usual English branches
70 begin January 1854 Reference required Address
WM. T. HoRSER
des-e4ws Montague's p o.. Esqex couaty, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
Prom TEXAS

An expedition sent 10 operate on the AatsgoSda Pc.
niusua. under General Rhson, returned unsuccessful
On ,he IS, inst the TooIs having had brisk time in
eolaurg the attacks Of tho rebels. The Thirteenth
Name giment vas hoty pressed by the enemy, and
vas saved onlg By the timely arrival OF the gunooat
Granite Cry which sheled the enemy, aud forced them
:, fall back TIE rebel steames John f. Carr was sent
down 10 assist the r.bols but ran aground and was
buraed by her crew. The Texan coast appears to be
stro,plv ort fed by tie rebels
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
" Doors g.
~ A. ND
O2O SHOES

vTHHE undersigned respectfully calls the at
L tention of his friends in st. Nary's and
the adjoining counties to his large assortment
Of BOOTS aud SHOES. He sells exclusive
ly his own manufacture. and his stock en-
braces Ladies' and Gentiemen's CATERS. and
children and Servants shoes. of qnality and
u prices to suit all customers. He has been
many years in business, and his work hiss,
heretofore. given general satisfaction. He
will sell as good work and as low rs any house
in Baltimore. Persons are requested 10 call
and look for themselves, before purchasing
elsewhere.
GEORGE s. CLOGG,
No. = South Calvert street,
lone door from Ralt,nnre s'rec:,l
Baltimore, Id.
February 18th. iss4--&n.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
EQU[ TY MOTTO L

Thomas Fl. Fowler In the (.rcn
aud othe =, Court for st. Mays
vs. county, sitting AS
Washingtc Bowles Court of Equity.
aud OF hers.
The ob ;ect of this bill is to obtain
decree tol the sale Of the real estate ri
Gusty 10 xles, late Of st. Mary's county.
deceased.
The bi / states. in substance. that Gus.y
Bowles died leaving real cstste in Saint
A!ary'st ounty--that there was no admin
i>,ratlon upon bis persona. es,atc--ihas b.
left al insuthciency of assets to pay his
debts, nd that he left the following heirs
at law: Washington Bowlas. whose interest
wa- SO j to DIR e Nealc: Hillary Bowlts.
whose interest was sold to DIR Il N"alr;
" } f5cwles, whose interest was sold TO
Tho o, Fl Fowler: and William Dean. AMI
that Il .e said Wiiias Dean is q uOu -resi-
de".t :the State of Maryland.
III : bill prays for sale e the real rststt
for CD payment of the creditors, ana asks
fer S, ,oeenas against the said Washington
Bowl e., HILLARY Bowics, Dr. Root Neale,
Thor nas II Fowler aud William Dean.
1t is therefore adjudged AMI ordered BY
the clerk Of the Circuit Court for Saint
Mar IS county. sitting as a court of equity,
that The complainant by causing c"py OF
This order to he published iu the St. Mary.
ira gette, once a week for fonr successive
ue ks previous to the third Monday nj
III ne next. give notice to the said VIII
ia n Dean Of the object and substance Z"
To IS bill and warn him 10 appear in thl:
! & .urt. either in person or BY solicitor. or
% telnrc the third Monday OF March next
T. answer the premises auI show cause. j
~ he has. Why decree ought not to pass
; prayed.
JOHN 4. CAVALIER, Crk.
True copy-Test.
JUHNA. CAVALIER, Crk.
! February 18th, 1S64-4s.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
EQUITY AeIIGf.
Thomas CarIico,

Thomas Car,ico. In Ehe cirruis
VIM. Bur,les.a ,'suu.y, string ~ !
n,inis.rat.r of .Chas. l Court .,.. Equity
Harrison, and others
The object of this suit is =, procure .
decree for the sale of certain rial estate in
St. Mary's county. II a.
The bin states. in snhstaessc, "a at Chas
Harrison died some time sin..e, saving an
insnfieney of personal assets IN, pay his
dcbts--that The said Charles | larriss"n
leaves wi,isw. Rose Harris. D. q nd Thos
Harrison, BENZ Harrison, and! Emily
Harrison lis heirs at Law. AMI $50 prsys
for the sale Of The rval estate il ID pr"cee-
dings meu,iene,l; aud ais" fer 4, ahpoes<as
against William Burtles. admiuisI traitor If
Charles Harrison, REESE Harri~ o !, Thns
Harrison, BENZ Harrison aid Eaily
Harrison. who are residents nf & Ne State.
with the exception Of bcnj Har isson.-
And it now appearing by two 6 ubrtenas
issued In the above case a:aias Emily
Harrison and returned by the heriff Of
st. Mary's county mot summon .d' thar
the complainant, under Article ,e Section
o.. OF the Code of Public Genera Laws of
this State, is e, titled to proc~s against
Emily Harrison in this cause IS a non-re-
sideut defendant. -
Il is therefore adiudged and q derea by
the clerk Of the Circuit Cou for ST.
Mary's couniy. sitting 10 equi'y that the
complainant, by causing a C. p of this
order to be published in the s I. Mary's
Gazette. once week fer four successive
weeks previous to the third !! londny Of
June nexf. give notice tc the lid Emily
Harrison of the Offset and sr bstauce Of
this bill and warn hef to ZIP ar in this
Court. either in per .nr. or IL piicitor, on
or before the third Monday OF March next.
TO answer the pr r.; es al J i or cause. il
any she has. VIII dee zee ought not to
PASS as rray':J.
JOH !. >. CAVALIER, elk.
True ..ry-Tess.
JOI III A. Ca!L4LIER, Crk.
February 18th. 1861 -5ts.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the subscriber
IN has obtained from he Orphans Court ia,
Saint Mary's county, IN MARYLAND. letters
tesismentary on the personal estate af
Elizabeth Neale. late Of said CO., deceased.
All persons having claims ngainst the said De.
ceased, are hereby warned to rxh,oi, the same,
with the pepper rourhes thereof. tn the subseri-
Der. on or before the 25Ih day Of August, 1864,
otherwise they may I've excluded by law from all
beneh, 'of the said estate. Given under my
hand this 25ih, day of February. 1854.
MARY ID. C0AD,
Executnx
February 25;h, 1S64-4w.