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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07
Interestine from Mexico.

NEw York, April 3.-The Times
Havana correspondent has Mexican
news to the 10th ult 1t appears GER.
tain that Vidaurri has openly declared
against Jusrez.
Gen. Majia vas marching ogainst
the Mexican General Doblsdo.
Dobladc was also marching TO fight
Malta. Other accounts say Doblado
was going to the United States.
An American General is said 10 have
gone to Saltllo to have an interview
with Juarez. Gen. Bszean will short.
" leave the city of Mexico for Puebla.
to direct the operations OF an expedition
! agains! the South Of Mexico. The re-
port of tho capture of Guadalojara By
Urago and the shooting OF Miramon ap-
pears TO be unfounded. Urago is said
10 have Withdrawn. and to be marching
to tho South Of Morelia. 0rlega is re-
ported to have been routed by the
French General Castagney, and 10 have
disbaided his troops. The French are
reported to have abandoned Tobasco
and Minititian, after some severe fight
ing. The French feet are bleckading
the coast strictly from Vera Cruz to
Tabssco. In some fighting near Alsta-
no the French had the advantage, the
garrison having been strengthened came
cut and gave battle 10 the Liberals, but
were driven back TO the walls of the city
where they fortified themselves, The
Liberals, under Dease, hold 0ajaca, and
the surrounding country. The French
cruisers will soon blockade Mausealtan,
ManseailIo ard Guaymas. The foreign
legion is TO be increased to six bastolions
and remain 10 years in Mexico.
The Corser of Mexico rejoiccs that
Matamoras has not been occupied, as it
avoids difficulties with the United States.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07
rtom Memhhis and Below.

MENPaIs, March 30.-Gen. McCul-
Tough is reported en- route north with
$500 men to re.enfotce Forrest. He is
reported near Jackson, Tenn, to-day
Grierson had his cavalry force out
watching and harrassing Forrest, but
his division is much reduced by veter-
ans homo on furiough. Had Grerson
his entire division out at Memphis, For.
rest would not have so easily escaped,
MEMPHIS, March Sl,-Grierson's cav
airy are trying to intercept the retreat
Of Forrest, They will probably pick up
many of his men, and may be able to
prevent Mccullough from joining him
with re endorsements.
Hospital No. 2, OF Vicksburg, was
set on FIRE and destroyed few days
since. No lives lost.
Cotton firm and quiet, with consider,
able inquiry, and but little offorins,--
Rates upward, with an advance on all
qualities of about three cents over clio.
sing figures Of last report. Influx only
by wagon, and triling. Three hundred
bales we're shipped north. MiddlinC
10000; good, 6iQgB2c, fair, csc. .
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07
From New York.

NEw YoRK. April 1.-The Baltimore
correspondent of the World, predicts
that Inc rebels will abandon the defen-
sivs and assRme an invasive policy this
spring.
An invasion will be made Of TWO col
umns, one under Lee into Psnnsylvania,
and the other will strike for Cincinnati.
The Washington correspondent Of the
same paper states that Forests present
raid was planned in the North, and
that supplies, clothing &C., from New
York and Cincinnati, were shipped TO
Padacah for the express purpose Of be
ing captured by Forrest, in order to
eIolhe his men.
The World says the hasty departure
Of the double turreted monitor Ononda-
gue is in consequence Of the report to
the naval authorities that tho rebel iron
clad Msrrimac No. 2 is ready to make
raid on our iron clads at Newport News
and Hampton Roads.
1t is also reported that the rebel iron
clads in North Carolina will also make
a simultaneous appearance.
The Worlds Beaufort correspondence
mentions that re.eniorcementG have beer
sent to Florida, aud tLat the next move
ment will DO lod BY General Gilmore ii
person.
1t is reported our troops will SooF
advance from Jacksonville.
A Florida letter Of Che 25th, to III,
Tribune, states that the rebel steame
hatne had been captured by an exPedi
ton from Pilatka. She is very yalua
bic boat.
A night attack was made by a small
force ofrebels on the s2d, upon PiIa'ka
but our force drove them off promptly
BesurOgard is reported to have cree
ted large esrthwcrk ten mieS irOu
Pilatka.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07
ZINC presidentIaI EIectIon.

Though seven months must olapse ere
we votsIfor Psesident, yet muchintcrcst
in, and discussion upon, that~eyeht, is
already manifested. The people of
Mason county, are to meetat this place,
on Saturday Of this week, to initiate the
movement for the nomination Of a can
didute, to be supported by UniOnists.-
No reader Of the Register can doubt
where we will be found in the great
conflict soon to open. Being now, os
always, Internationally for the Union,
we as naturally support the nominees OF
Union Conventions, as water runs down
hill. The Baltimore Convention Will
fairly renectthe sentiments of Unionlsts
throughout the country. and its nominee
will unhesitstingly receive our hearty
support. Having long denounced and
aided in our feeble way to suppress, the
open traitors in the field and cabinet,
and combattod, as OF but little less es'
seatial, the sophisms Of Tie disguised
rs5sls in Me rear, we need not say, we
will continue, through tho stirring and
'momentuous scenes Just before US, to
battle for "the Union one aud indivisi'
'5lo now and 'forever." We trust all &C
tive Unionisls will cheerfuIly make
whatever sacrifice necessary, and prompt
ly'mesthere at the time appointed, tina
the Opunirgcampaign may thus DO aus
tpiciously inaugurated.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07

by their alscriLy in responding TO TO-
peated, calls for help, they have so won
on the affections of a grateful people as
to be held in lasting remembra9ce by
all coming generations. The hardy
moun,ainees Of West Virginia havS
participated with acknowledged galluq'
Try upon many 'holy.contcOted battle
Geld. Thousand Of her SONS have pour
ed cut their life.blood 10 appcase that
iusatiate MoIock-the Southern aristoc'
racy. How dearly she priced State in
dependence under Fodersl Union, her
desolate homes and thinncd family cir
cles mornfully butcIOquently attest.
Providence assigned to West Virginia
in these tragic and historic times, a
double task--the defence Of her foster
ing mother-the Union--and tho pro-
lection Of her own young life from dead.
" and incessant assault; and history
will record with what prodical sacrifices
she ever maintained and defended both
the one and the other. Purified by the
fierce ordeal through which destiny led
her. she will in oil coming time, shine
IN the galaxy Of States with surprising
spleudor. Who, but with patriotic pride
will unite with US in thus e1ulting in
the appella,ion ofWest Virginians? GOO
bless West Virginial!
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-Major.Gcn-
eral Smith has booa assigned to duty at
Fortress Monroe.
Commanded Pickering has been or
dered to command tho gunboat Fort
Donebon, now at Boston.
An authoritative denial is made that
the United States will send minister 10
Maximillion's Mexican Court. Our
Government will recognize only the re.
public there while any struggle is going
on.
Union prisoners lately sent to us, and
rebel prisoners lately sent 10 Richmond,
are moi exchanged, but paroled.
WAsHlYGroN, April 2-It is UNDER
stood that Stebbins, Democratic mem.
Der OF the Ways and Means committee,
has pronounced himself in favor Of large
duties on foreign imports, even almost
to prohibition, and an internal revenue
tax equal to al demands of tho treasu'
ny, for civilexpenses Of the Government,
and interest on public debt.
- Dold has given assurance TO Bnlier
that the body of Colonel Dahlgrcn would
soon be given up TO his father.
General Ord is 10 command the forces
of Western Virginia; General Sigcl is to
command that department, but not con
duct the military operations.
The naval committee has under con-
sidera;ion tho difficulties Of transferring
sesmen from The army to naval service,
and the subject is to be brought before
the Senate on Monday.
The reorganization Of the army of the
Potomac isslil Incomplete, owing to the
non. confirmation of officers by the SEN
ate.
Admiral Dohlgrcu intends soon resu.
ming his duties in Charleston harbOr,
giving up all hopes Of recovering his
soR's body,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07

E:S-A most destructive FIRE occurred
at New Liberty, Owen county, Ky, last
Sunday. and the entire business portion
Of the town was destroyed. The loss
is put at $4,000. The Gne structure
Of the Female Academy was destroyed,
An appeal has been made TO the citi-
zeus OF Louisville for relief TO the suf'
lorers, ami like apPealis to be made
to Cincinnati. Very few Of the suffer
sts saved anything besides the clothes
on their backs. p
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07
Mot True.

The report published in the Wheeling
Intelligencer, and copied by tho Gincin.
natl papers. that a Company of the Srd
West Virginia cavalry, we're captured at
Winfield, ia Putnam county, few days
ago, is not true. In fact, there has been
no trouble on the KauaWha since the
capture of Gen. Shannon and the burn
ing of the Government steamer B. G.
Low. We are surprised at the guIlabii'
ity of our cotemporary.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07
From Te1an.

New YORK, April 1.-LAtor Texas
news says that when our troops Ovacu-
ated Iudianola on the 18th Of March,
several Union families left with them,
taking tho lumber Of their houses with
them, In crossing the bayous, thirty
four men were drowned by the swamp.
ing OF pOntoOns, They belonged to tho
Goth Indiana and 9TH Michigan Battery.
General Clcrnand had gone down to
tho Coast to visit Arkansas Pass and
Brownsville,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07
The Execution ofUnion North Caroline
us. DID Volunteers,

New YORK, April 1.-The Newberp
Times, Of tho 23d, is received. but con.
lains no news. In reference to the de-
NAL Of tho rebel newspapers, of the re.
cent hanging at Kingston, itSays; "WO
have cOnversed with an eye witness,
who saw the hanging Of twenty-five sol,
diers Of tho ed North Carolina Union
Volunteers, and was within two hun.
drOd yards oftho scallold at the time,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07
The Rebel Exchange Commissioner at
Fortress Monroe.

Nav YoEK, April Ia Fortress
Monroe letter to the Herald StatoS that
there is quite an excitement there, CON
soQuent onlhc arrival of the rebel Com.
missioner 0uld, on viset 10 GonGral
Butler, relative to tho exchange OF prs.
onOrs, ould has brought an immense
number of books, papers etc, and il is
expected bis stay will last week
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07
A New Paper.

We have received the first number Of
the Vest Tirginia Republican, published
a: Buchanan, by A. B. Rohrbough &
Co. It's neatly gotten up paper, and
ably edited. It's loyal to 1.-THE core"
We welcome it as an exchange, and
wish il abundant success.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07
From thc ARMY Of the Cnm1orland.

From the Army of the Cumberland.
R,NGGoLp, GA, April 1.-The cavalry
force Of the enemy having been augmen.
ted within few days, now amounts to
about 900. They are encampcd in the
valley at the foot of Rocky.faced Ridge,
from Tunnel Hill to Varness Station and
Red Clay, which they hold. There is
also a considerable force at Nickajack
Gap, six mixes below here. Their pick.
ct line is generally within a mile of ours
but no disposition is shown by either
party to crowd. There is a very small
force OF infantry north Of Dalton.
There is no reason to believe that
Johnston has been largely re.eniorced'
either from East Tennessee or Alabama
There are no indications that no in
tends TO assume the offensive. Notwlth'
standing contradictory reports, the estl'
mate Of 50 900 as Johnston's command
is nearly correct.
Over 900 deserters came into Chatta'
nooga during the month OF March.
Many thousand veterans are march
ing overland from Nashville, the rail-
road being unable to accommodate them
General Sherman. having completed
his tour OF inspection, returns to hi
headquarters at Nashville to-day.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07
Another Loyal rapsr in kentucky.

Tho Uuionisw Of Lexington, have
purchased tho Office in which tho Ken.
lucky Loyalist was published, aud have
made arrangements for issuing next
week tho FIRST number of tho National
Unionist." 1t will DO ably edited. and
hayea decided influence in moulding
public sentiment in the heart of Ken
lucky in favor Of unconditional loyalty.
We wish il abundant success.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07
From KnoIyilIe.

Knoxville, March 3l.-ReliablO news
from tho front was received this fore.
noon to tho effect that tho rebels arc
certainly all gone beyond GreOnville
now. They have burned the railroad
and wagon bridge ovor Lick crock, torn
up the tracks, and taken off tho tolo-
graph wire, General Sherman return.
ell Ibis morning,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07
From New orIeans and the Gun.

New York, April 1.-The steamer
Yazoo has arrived from New Orleans on
the gath. General Banks started for
the front on the 22d.
Admiral Farragut had been at Penss.
cola fot the few days past, and would
leave on the 46th for the Texas coast.
Operations at Fort Powell, near Mo-
bile. are suspended for the present,
Two Paymasters had left Newerlcans
for MaIagords TO pay the new troops
there.
Gov. Yates Of Illinois, was in New
Orleans. The health Of the city and
troops was good.
French war steamers were daily eX'
pected at the mouth OF the Rio Grande,
TO attack Matamoras.
Coriinas was levying heavy contrlbu'
lions on the people Of the city, and pro.
claims his intention Of taking the hsld
against the invaders. The people were
shipping their cotton on foreign vessels
40 Sass 40 Poss.SIs, V gnt iLs-aAt sii.ih'
way Of the French.
The Fort Derussy prisoners, S57 il
number. had reached New Orleans.
Governor Hahn has had letter from
$50 Louisiana prisoners at Camp Nor
ton, Indianapolis, asking his interces
sion to procure their release. The let
ter says that they see their folly, ant
desire to make Louisiana a free State.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07
INFRINGEMENT.

lJrwe are authorised to announce DR.. DC
. FORBES, as candidate for the Office of coun'
ty Superintendent Of Public Schools, atthc en-
suing election.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07
The stnte Convention.

We again call the attention Of our
readers in the several counties in this
portion Of the State, to the time and OBJ
ject Of the Paikersburg Convention
Ten Delegates will DO there selected, to
attend the Union Convention III Balti
more. on the 18th ofJuue next, to put in
nomination candidates for President
and Vice President. The difeseot
counties are entitled to representation
equal to douJle the number of their DEL
egates in the Legislature. AS the Con"
vendon does not convene Till the goth
inst, we trust every county may receive
timely notice, and 50 act, as'that we may
have full delegation in this important
Convention.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07

The London correspondent Of the
New York Times, states in recent let
ter that, a short time ago, the Prince Of
Wales, at a dinner Of tho Guards, en-
boldenod perhaps, by the cOnyiviality,
gave toast wishing tho AustriOns and
Prussians, who are invading Denmark,
tho fate Of Pharaoh and his host. The
story got wind, and The Globe dcuiod its
truth; but it is not the less confidently as
serted, and the language, il is said, was
even little stronger than was reported
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07

DO given back to us when we were pa
rolled, but / have never seen any one
get anything back yet. On the 18th
we we're taken to Belle Isle. Belle Isle
is about y miles south Of Richmond and
in the center Of James River; each chan
mel here being about one fourth Of q
mile wide; the Island is about three
miles long by half a milo wide; there are
some few houses and large iron works
on it. It's nothing but sandy Island.
but in the center tbs some flty feet high,
On the lower poiaG is the prison camp
or "Bull Pen" as we called it. In this
we we're put, and here We stsid about
two weeks without fonts or shelter Of
any kind and it raining nearly all the
time. We laid on the bare ground with
no covering bat the sky, for about tive
weeks, The foed here was six ounces
of bread, oae and half ounces of beef
and one quart Of soup each day, given in
two meals. After eatiag we would feel
our hunger more than we did before
eating, for il was only enough to sharp
en- our appetites. In this way we drag
red on a miserable existence until some
time in November, sometimes gctt'Hg
TWO meals day, sometimes one, and
sometimes none. The Goth of November,
the u. S. Government sent Us some
clothes and rstions; tho clothes were CIV
en- 10 as, but the rations were given
principally to the rebel guard, now and
then we got little of it, hut in small
quantities. On the 18th Of October, they
commenced giving US corn bread, made
Of meal and water, without salt and on
" half baked. Just think oft, they ba'
king corn bread for $4,000 prisoners,
The corn broad was continued to US I'M
til we got away DurIng a'l 'na' "me'
from the 18th OF October until the 7th
of March, never saw any wheat bread
Sometimes on the Island, | was so hun
cry could have eat anything that came
in my way, have sat Tor hours and oFo
ken bones and boiled them in a Tin cur
to get tho grease out Oh mem. ) nav
picked up crumbs 'nu' "ou'u t''i ~ VI,
dirt and sand and eat them' In iac''
have done things 'here 'nsS hos "o .'
not 40 IN OUT 0OuI''y' oI
myseil 'nu TWO 0 'H ~ , ~ W ~
nme 20 ca'cn d ivy ~ 'n"s =" s
~ ~; o.. + ii triod him an,
Il - - ~. :, d,noor Since tb,
-cT. -. - ,ho f,,o mai
, na noro,aJ onIv %, meat tire
a1s .,.S. 40 l. a. wo ,ot moth
.''"', 49, h...I 30 noun,
no Wv,
0'U u, u"y. ,,,,o o,or
, ~ t"O' I"s D; ,on,a ,nI;a :
lou' Dn'H Vo,Ose :,to~, ;,
hes'nen'' A'''eu rUoe'
uos anu CAV " raw ~, "' -.
, my own eyes u' Nls" Won N 90
SEVERELY "
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07

Counterfeit greenbocks, ortons, Iwon'
ties, fftics and one hundreds, have been
put In circulation al Louisville,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07

To this excess IS to be added All Tue
volunteers recruited in the month of
March, which We are informed will make
our excess 1900 men.
This makes handsome record for
the State. We have now good start
on another call if another one is issued.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07

ET-Thc Provost Marshal General has
received from the Washington authori'
ties the following:
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04

Beginning on NJ street
south 204 feet 0 inches
from the northeast cor
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04
TO WHOM ASSESSED


corner Of said lot, run
ming thence south 40
feet, then southeasterlyI
with a line at right an
giles TO Louisiana avenue
20 feet Q inches 10 the
said avenue, then north
oasterly with said ave-
nue. % feet 0 inches,
then northwestly at right.
angles to the said avenue
AZ feet 3 inches, then
north 40 feet TO north Q
street, then west 25 feet
a. ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04

llSullng tue btfcCIi
Beginning at the southeast
corner of said lot, and
running thence west 20.
feet, thence north 20
feet, thence west so feet,
thence north o inches,
thence east 100 feet,
thence 30 feet o Inches
70 the beginning.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-12
C0IIEeT1l's SAFE.

IN arpaica.ia Of Re,srt y. Tagts. ca-
" Isct.r ~ State and CsnnfS Tazes, ia
ara elscsi.& district ef Sint Mays CouI.ty.
for the rear 1863. i . .nieupl By sis cSus-
~ Commissioners f,r said Coaniy. DIST she
ssid coilz,soe prneecd 70 sell. after giving
twenty days previous nntice. ~ tina i>lau
House DOR snd MIST pubic plscss in. tire
County. and by public~fi.sn .as the s~uae
length of tins Ia ths ST. NasySs Gazeh<. =
pegspaissr lublishsd in Saint Mary's C0un-
y. snai 10 the Baltinaose GnssHe. newsPA-
PR published in the city vi BxisiEnure, the
following lo:s or parcel. Of hs.s aEd the
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-12
NOTICE.

Tess4. 1ssisisg 10 make change il
thsir as.~s-ment. preparatory t. ilr snsa.
ing lcsy. are hereby noi6ed ~ No ihei'
Certificates fas hat psrpQee. sisA the Clerk
Of The County ComMisdksssrs, os " befors
Tassds... the 2sA day Of Msy aext. - nc
srsasstiy If Psopssy e'e Y a'.as Pr, ffe''
sha :fsts:
py pfaer.
Elssk 70 Desaiy Commissioners
Apr2i-2s 81. Masy's Go.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-12

... ..'..-' DRY GOODS
IN BALTIMORE.
HANlL10H LASrER Il 90.
NOS. lss. sal and eo3 BALTiNhRE SC.
ssLrIaskk,
invtr The st,er,ion nf 1929
MERCHANTS VISITING BALTiMo:E
.. make purchases. tn the very sx,e.sr-s
wHoLEsALE STOCK
DRS GOODS,
on second floor a"d basesasm' Q, ases. .-.ss4~s,.
esIIbrac,ag in A.iditn.s T., tlYiy 49,. isr.r al
IMPORTATION or FOREIGN Sts,Ds,
a large and ~-Ii selected .ssek 81
DoMESrlCS.
nns STAPLE uooDe,
Vi every description.
OUR SPLENDID REfAiL
STOCK Ur GOODS
"a first rss~, -' -TEa
esnbrseanx
ARTICLES OF EVERY CLASS,
fran .-..
Low rNlCED
TO THE MOST MAGNIFICENT,
~ EvERY BR.iSrH o. THE TRADE.
rendering ous en,ase u ,ck oac ~ The 3d..
NOHf EXTENSIVE AND tONPi.E rE
~ THE UNITED STATES.
The Whole ale and Retail Prize bring u.srk.
e. "m each article. rosn -hirh
NO DEVIATION Is ALLOWED.
Parties not fully acquainted wiss the r"ins ~
-" ,ds can hay from y" with p<. fest enn6de~es.
MARCH, 24,h, i.S4-u.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-12
EQUITY NOTICE.
Nal rr Mitchell. In line fir-rii C"ur,
W.. ! f.rSi. a.'> tnnui,
Jnu. II. o..,h,r..n. I sitting sz } c un u
:uui,r

Equity
The ni.j'c. ~! thi. mi, i, n, prov ur- 'iecr.~
FIR thu sale VI c,rt.a real rs,ate in ST. Mar, =
cr.un'y, which "n ,i,' Il h lay 81 .InH,c. 1889,
VA. III rt.ascd iy III" drf.n.:Ant, .l.u h.
S.thornn. T.. Waiter Mitchell
The bill saic.. in sui%t.rce. that On Il .
i4.h day Of March. 1868. tine sail Jno u.
>ni,nrnn conveyed CERTAIN real r~'atr lcst \
in 81. MARY. county. md ~hi, h is i..sri ~ =
~ mcnti'nr,i in saii conveyance. fiji ~
said Till ~ M .xhi.,it. unit" the sxul -
Mi'cl,-i! 10y "a, Of nrrig.:e T.. sccn tho
r,ym.'nt Il fur Thousand. live h1nhr dol
H.. with in't'c|, iht re- 4. - sT-ciitt said
is.i :" lr r.id in three Years.
TIRE hill ,,axs COR sale 4 aid :es ,,tass
&" pay the siu ssai.i IL d.ht- ness anG /. re-.
sud a.so stHtes that the sa! Jno. u. =. .,..
i, act a Resident Of the state .'f Mary lard.
II i. III -: re a,iHl ,:el AID ordered hv rho
clerk Of III, C.rtut County {, ~. Mary.
c,un,y. sitting ~ y c.u,t It .l"i:t. that The
complainant. 10y carsing copy f this 'r.,r
ro lie published IL, ,i,- ST. NARY. Gs,.'i. a
newspaper paibii>Isei IT, Leo: a:,!ioan. 1T.
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