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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-22
TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO, December 81, 1865
FbOUR-Fine, So O016 25; Superfne, 6 5O@
75i Extra, Z O0@7 so; Double Extra and Fan ',
50@l2 90, Rye Flour, 25.
GRAIN Red Wheat l45c amber Michi-
gan l546l56ci new white 1860. Corn sic. OAs
34c. Rye 73c. Barley l2jc.
SALT--Fne 50 So per bbl; Ground Solar 2 60;
Coarse 90, Dairy, in bbls rs Sacks Csc.
PoRR1M 'ss heavy SO; light 20 oOi butts an !
DRESSED HoGs-915aIOc.
LARD-Prime, in bbls, lSc do. kegs, 19c.
10 co.
POTATOES Neshannocks 6Oc: Long Pink
Eyes, 65c; Melcers and Carriers, 7Oc Common
and Mixed, SOC. .
TALL0w--Muiton lie; Beef l2c.
BUTTER Fresh roll soc; in keg 2sc; common
EGGS-soe.
POULTRY-Chickens dressed 1g ID l2a14c;
turkies &c; ducks l2@l4c geese lO9l2c.
GROCERlES-COfee- Rio 29@32I6 6oi Java soc;
Sugars-raw sugar lSK@l61se crushed 2lc ;
granulated 20Ae A coffee 2Oc; B coffee l9Lc.
c coffee li0isIsc Teas-Young Tyson, 1000
l90ci Imperial li5G200c; Black lOOdl75c ;
Japan ll5M 1859. Moasses 6OM9Oc. Sirups-
fair so@lOOci g0od ll5@l2Oe; prime l509l70e.
Riee-Rangoon sl4@llc; Carolina II lIS@I4c.
WOOL-Full-b blood Merino 5O060; y and q
do 45l055c; = do 4O@l5c; extra pulled 50GG0c:
supertpe do l5ci No. / do SOC.
LUNBER-Clear S55; 2l clear $50; box S45;
stock boards S23; common boards $40; eulled do
Sll fencing $50; Gull fencing IA; flooring strips
S2i I'd do $50; jois,, ssantling and timber IS feet
and under, Sl9i A i lS-inch sawed shingles OG;
2 l5-inch sawed shingles 90; l6-inch sawed
shingles 90 and 90; clear and second dressed
flooring J0Oi common dressed flooring IS OO;
common dressed siding S22; "a and clear dressed
siding S25; dressed stock common, l2-ineh S2J:
dreased common boards S2I;' Lath 100.
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Correspondence of the Perrysburg Journal. ]
The COunty-Seat pueStiOn.

EDITOR JOURNAL Having accidentally procured
copy OF your paper containing communication
from Mr.. FoRD, of Toledo, wish to answer his
objections and to SHOW the falacy of his grounds
in favor of removal.
agree with him in this, that .he citizens in any
division of civil government have the right to reg
ulate their own affairs, in their own manner
therefore, it is with bad grace that Toledo should
endeayor to regulate the domestic affairs of Wood
Cou nty.
The arguments of MIR FoRp, in regard to incon-
Inconvenience resulting to citizens of Lucas Conn.
ty, in case of removal, reooil on himself when we
recOllect that Lucas County removed the county
seat from Maumee to Toledo, without consulting
the residents of this county.
His premises that the northeast portion of the
county is the most thickly settled are not correct
Take the recent election and see where the balance
OF power is vested ami he will see that the south
east portion Of this county is the most populous
Perry township falls little below Perrysburg in
voters, while Bloom and Weston are fast coming
up to them. Geographically speaking, Bowling
Green is nearer the center, aud the center of the
wealth of Wood County is but little removed from
that point. The southern portion of Wood County
is better improved, has better buildings, shows
more prosperity than the norhern and is far ahead
of many rtions Of Lucas, but few miles remove
from Toledo. AT the present time it requires
good drive to reach Perrysburg in a day from the
south end of the county, and, after night spent in
Perrysburg, another day is consumed in reaching
home, at an expense of four to five dollars and loss
OF time for a man aud team two days, which would
swell the total sum required to pay taxes, to $40
1t is notorious that the roads in the northern part
OF the county are much worse than those in the
southern, and The main artery of travel to Perrys-
burg (the plank road), is impossible for a loaded
wagon, even when the dirt roads are good.
His assertion that Perrysburg is as convcnientto to
the southern residents the proposed county seat
is too preposterous TO even merit notice. 1t is
much easier to travel twelve or fourteen miles than
thirty. Remove tue county-seat, and the farmers
of this portion of the county pay their taxes and
return home the same day, without any expense
except loss of time, and this alone would save the
price of the public buildings without expensive
taxation. Unless this is done they will not secure
it.
grant that Perrysburg is easy of access to those
residing along the line Of railroad but would it not
be more just to Accommodate the 500 taxpayers
OF the center and eastern portion of the county than
few non-resilents and fraction Of she popala-
ton : l am selfish in this, that would much pre-
fer TO sec the citizens Of this county accommodated
even at the expense Of Toledo, than that we should
snbmi. 10 injastice 10 accommodate persons who
may wish to examine the records to speculate on
the necessities Of delinquent taxpayers. think
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the people Of Wood County ell act make mistake
if they allow Che county to 60 down into the
woods"
County-scats are to accommodate the citizens Of
county, and them only, and should bO so located
as to accommodate the greatest number, preeiso,y
what the present eouuty-seat daseaoido.
The taxpayers Of this county have Travelled
Black Swamp mud Cor thirty years from twelve to
thirty miles in all wcathcrs and now think it no
more than jus, that the distance should be short
encd, ifpcssibe, even should strangers travel sir
miles Of the same.
deny that there is large tract south Of Bowl
ing Green uninhabited. Within five miles uf Per.
rysburg there is more dense forest, more sparscly
settled, and with worse roads than the whole south
end Of the county. AS to making Toniogany OF
westfeld The county seat that is worse than fool
ishness 1t enanates either from an imperfect
knowledge Of facts, or from some party who owns
forty acres of land near those points which he wish
es to cut up into town lots.
I own no land in the county, but | reside in !
and protest against nonresident, for sel6sl
motives, endeavoring te forcstall public senti
ment or opinion. Trusting that ja'tice may prevail
whether the county-scat is removed or not, | re
main, Yours,
.FtLE-CLoSER.
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perrysbury Literary association.

This Society was duly organized Tuesday
evening, at the Baptist Church. The question
Re-olced, that the War of the Rebellion was pro
ductive of more good than evil
Was discussed by Mcssrs. Ball, Brown, Caiiard
and Ewing, in the affirmative, and Messrs. Glenn
ems, Dodge and IIord in the negative.
The following question will be discussed next
Tuesday evening:
Resotrcd, that the right Of suffrage should be ex-
tended To American women before it is accorded ia
the freedmen.
4 The pubic are cordially invited to attend the
meetings of this Society. aud it is desired that the
ladies and our young men generally will partici-
pate in the various literary exercises that will be
introduced.
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Ccrtiflcnto OF AuthorItv,


(Te expire on the SisI day Of Jasusry, tss6.)
OrFICE OF fItE AtpfroR oF SrArg. iNsrR aScR
DEPARTMENT, CoLUNuvs, o., Dec. 8, 1854.
WHEREAS, THE MORRIS FIRE AND IN.
LAND INSURANCE COMPANY, located at NEW
YORK, in the State Of New York, has dled
IN this office a sworn statement Of its condis
ton, as required by the frs. section uf the
act " "Ioregulate lnsuFapes Conpanies, not incOr
porated by (he State nt Ohio" passed April s,
1850, and amended February ., 1884; and
NltEREAS, said Company has furnished the un.
dcrsigued satisfactory evidence that II is possessed
Of ~ least ONE HUNDRED. THOUSAND D0I,-
LARS Of ACTUAL CAPITAL INVESTED in
stocks or bonds, or in mortgages Of real estate,
worth double the amount for which the same vs.
mortgaged and, WHEREAS, said Company has
filed in this office written instrument under its
corporate seal, signed by the President and Secro-
tary thereof, authorizing any agent VT agents ot
said Company in this stats u toaekupyledge service
cOr,ling tu the terms oi said law
Now yTHEREFORE, in pursuance Of ths FIRST
section Of the aforesaid act, |, JAMES II. GOD
MAN, Audtnr nt State fW Ohio, do hereby certify
that aaid MORRIS FIRE AND INLAND lNSUR
| ANCE COMPANY, of New York, Is authorised II
transact the business of FIRE AND INLAND In
surauce in this State until the thirty first day o.
january, in the year one thousand eight hundred
| and sixty-six.
J IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hercunt
subscribed my name and caused the seal cf n,
office 10 be affixed thC day and year above written
! JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor OF State.
| fsEAL1 lsrANr SJc
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Certificate OF authority.
{ To expire on the 5lst day of JANUARY, 1866. }
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATB,l
.# ISsrRNNCE DEpARTNEST

... INSURANCE DEPARTMENT., .
CoLUNBUs, ONO, February IL, 1865.
WHERBAs. The SECURITY INSURANCE
COMPANY. located at New York, in the State Of
New York. has filed in this office n sworn state
mont of its condition. required by the first section
of the act " 10 regulate Insurance Companies not
incorporated by the State Of Ohio" passed April s.
| 1856, and amended February 8, 1864 and, where
as, said Company has Furnished the undersigned
satisfactory evidence that 1t is possessedof at least
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS of
actual Capital invested in Stocks, or Bonds. or in
Mortgages of Real Estate, worth double the amount
for which the same is mortgaged: and, whereas,
said Company has filed in this Office written in
strumont under its corporate seal, signed by the
President and Secretary thereof, authorizing any
Agent or Agents of said Company in this State to
acknowledge service of process, for aui in behalf
Of said Company, according TO the terms of said
law; r.. % I... 80 ...- E..
Now, therefore in pursuance of the first slcon
of the aforesaid act |, JAMES ii. GOODMAN. Au-
dior of State for Ohi", 10 hereby crrtif' thIt said
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY, of New
YORK, is authorized to transact the business Of Fire
ahd rine insurance in this State until the thirty
first day ofjanuary, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-six.
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed
my name and caused the seal of my Office to be at
fixed the day and year above written.
.... JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State. @
[sEALI tsTAMr. 33f
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Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.
The following the transfers of real estate in
Wood County, shown by the books in Recorder
MERRr's Office, Cor the week ending December l6,
1865:
Charles W. Evers, sheriff, to Anna NJ. Reither: s
q Sc sec Is; and nw sw sec 81, tp 5, range IL
$3.50.
Samuel Dewese to Urah Dewese;s y W y sw
sec "a, tp 5, range 0, 40 aeres-Sl ,0Oo
Il. A. Kellogg to Frank Woyame; " 40 acres sw
sec 35, Up 8, range ~ sl 200.
JOHN johnson, guardian to Nathaniel Ricket; u
NV sec ., Up 4, range H. so acres 81 800
James V. Ownes to Samuel w. Clay; lots 25, 90.
~ aud 28 in Bowling Green $3.50.
Samuel Clark to 5. Jefferson; in-lot 2l4 in Per-
rysburg- 81 900.
Wm. Joanson TO C. Heiey; n i W \ sw sec 32,
Up s, range ~, 40 aeres--S25O.
Il. Burget TO ID. Broberl; lot 5, sec l6 tp g. range
10, 40 aeres-s4S0.
Joseph Lawrence to George d. Chace; e 4 sc
sec 28, tp 3, range 1871 400.
William Force 10 NJ, l.. Higgins \ sw sec 35;
aud NV Sc tp 5, range IL, l20 acres $500.
George l.. Wood TO NJ. l.. Higgins; S 4 sw sec
26-$I00.
Samuel Bell to William Miller; y = NV sec
5, tp 4, range ~, 40 aeres-s940.
Daniel Rrobert 70 David Thrush, n-lot sec Is
Up 8, range 10, 40 acres-S55O.
Hiram Barnes to George V. II. Parker; n \ w
u sw sec az, Up 5, range $500.
Phillip Burbaker to WILDER Brown; W = n = Sc
sec IL, Up 4, range IL, 90 acres 5000.
Gilbert Beach to Phillip Zanger; Inv
acc "a, tp /, U. S. .R-s50O.
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Serious Accident.

JouS BATES, Esq, of this place, met with Sc
rious accident on Thurs lay, of last week. He was
driving team of young colts on bis farm near
Perrysburg, and the animals, beceming fractions
and unmanageoble, ran away at full speed, throw
ing Mr.. BATES heavily upon the hard aud frozen
ground. The old gentlemen received very severe
injuries upon his head and shoulders, which will
disable him for some time. lie narrowly escaped
heinn killed.
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NEW ADVERTuSEmENTs,

For Sale-F. g. D. X. Holleubeck.
Perrysburg Bakery George Long.
Ditch Milton Township.
Road Notice--Jncob Reither.
Ditch Notice Milton Township.
Prospectus Toledo Commercial.
Prospectus-Ohio State Journal.
Prospectus York Mercury.
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Psrryaburg Church directory.

uruopIsT ErIscoPAt--Rev. n, 9arkdull Pastor.
Services each Sunday at 1880 An and Pm.
iaEssrrtRlAS-Rev G. A. Adams, Pastor. Services
each Sunday at 1890 An. Sabbath school and Bble
Class at lie NJ
.SRRNIN Mzruoptsr-Rev @. .Swineforth, Pastor Serv-
ices each alternate Sunday n: 1880 Al
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Medical.

DR.. A. LARINoRE, Of Bryan, Ohio, will make his
second visit at the Baird House, in Perrysburg,
Friday, December 20. See advertisement in an
other column also posters throughout the town.
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AGENTS WANTED !

$40 A DAY EASY MADE $40
BY selling Engravings. Card Photographs and
Stationery. Our Stationery Packets excel all
others: each Package contains Paper, Envelopes,
Pencil, Pens, &c., ami Jcwery worth u dollar AT
retail. PRICE ONLY 80 CESTS. We will send to
Agents 100 STATIONERY PACKAGES and SILVER
WATcu for sl7. We also publish splendid Steel
Engrayings aud Portraits, lithograph Prints, &C.,
very popular and sacable. viii send u fine as
sortment of leo for SIS THAT WILL REALIZE $50,
or Sl0 lot that will sell for SO or over. VIII
send sample 10. for SIS.
Send Stamp for Catalogue Terms, sc.
HASKINS & CO.,
3Oi 80 Beekman street. n. Y.
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OK the 14th instant the Mississippi River
at Dubuque was frozen over solid, and
teams were crossing on the ice.
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rect cory Of the Statement " the NORRIS FIRE
AND INLAND INSURANCE COMPANY ~ New
Work, made to and filed u this Office.
Witness NY hand nod sgAl ohicianykt
EsEAh.l tsrAnrl JAMES II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State,
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MARRIED.

MITCHELL UuLER.- On the 10Th inst. bv
Rev. 5. Elliott at the residence OF the brides
father, Mr.. SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL and Miss MARY
j. UnLER, all of Wood County, Ohio.
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OFFICE OF TINS Auptrou OF STATE,

0FEIcE OF THE AUpITop OF STATE,
CoLuMBrs, ONO, February II, 1868. !
II is ,reby certified that the foregoing is cor.
rect copy of the Statement Of Condition of tho Sc
CURITY Insurance Company of New York, made
to aud filed in this office, for the year 1865.
Witness my hand and seal Officially.
JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State
[sEAL.l lSTAMP.l
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STATE OF NEW YoRR,l 60

CuCNrN ~ NEW lunk. J
THOMAS w. BIRDSALL, President, and
RICHARDI l.. HAYDOCK, Secretary Of the Sc
CURITY Insurance Company, being sevcrally af-
irmed, depose and say, that the foregoing is full,
true and correct statement Of the affairs ot the said
Company, that the said Insurance Company is the
bona hdc owner of at least ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS of actual Cash Capitol
invested in st cks and Bonds, or in Mortgages on
Real Estate, worth double the amount for which
the same is mnrigaged and that they are the
above described officers oi said Insurance Cnmpa-
ny. THOS, w. BlkDSAl'L, President,
RICHARD l.. HAYDocK, Secretary.
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Wood County official Directory.
TIme of Closlng NInils

The different mails leaving the Postolce at Perrys
MrK ctose punctuRlly as follows:
"a Southern Mail lV;lO - NJ
Northern Mail 4:l2 = M.
cac. viii be open from A NJ. to PM
Z. P0MEROY, p. NJ.
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NOTICE.

"N"" 0FFIcE OF fSrERNAL fsEvESrE
l0TH DISTRICT STATE or Quo.
r WILL be At the Exchange Hotel. in Perry
L burg. on TME 18TH or EACH MONTH, To receive
Taxes due The IGpyerdment for License, Manufae-
turing, &c. AT persons interested win call and
pay M on that day, or the penaltes W II bs en-
f0Tced ALEX. ". NEWCOMB
32 Deputy Collector 10Th District.
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Christmas Trees.

We are the verge of the season looked for
ward 10 with 50 many bright anticipations by
the Juveniles sand, for that matter, by the Older
ones we'll. Happiness should dwell in every
homestead the year round, and should not be ban
ished now. No home should be without its Christ
mas pleasures, and no home should be without its
Christmas tree. For the guidance of those who
may sec proper to construct one, we give few
ample directions. Select prctly shaped spruee
cedar, sver-fr other evergreen branch, large
small, as may be desired. 1t may be either cut
of at the root not, but ii must be made fast and
steady in a small tub square box, which can be
ornamentcd according to taste ; procure as many
dozens of little colbred wax tnpers as the tree will
require to light it up well they easily fastened
on with little fine wire, twisted first round the
tapers and then round the branch. Abundance of
little flags should be scattered through the branch
es, and pretty little ornaments, Which are sold
for the purpose (at trdng cost, should be sus-
pended by bright-coored narrow ribbon or wool
Toys and presents of all kinds, attached in the
same way, complete the tree, which can hardly be
too heavily laden. Each present, of course to have
little numbered ticket attached to it, the duplicates
Of which are placed in hat CT bag for drawing.
Some persons sprinkle their Christmas trees with
white to initiate snow or hoar-frost. This has
p.etty effect, and may be done by touching the
leaves, rather the green part of the tree, spar
ingiy with weak gum-water using large paint
brush, and then rather thickly sprinkle over the
whole some crushed sugar and -four, just fore
the tree is exhibited, placing cloth underneath it
during the process that the table or floor may not
be stIewed with sugar. The labor and expense is
but trilling, when compared with the joy and de-
light it affords the little ones, as manifested by
their smiling countenanees, their dancing eyes and
their merry pratte, they overhaul their store of
Christmas presents through the muni6cence of
.Santa Qaus.
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state Of N.w YORK, -.

-
County Of New York. %
BENJAMIN O. MORRIS, President, anilWII.-
LIAM NJ. WHITNEY, Secretary Of the MORRIS
FIRE AND INLAND INSURANCE COMPANY,
being seyerally sworn, depose and say. that the
foregoing is a full, true and correct statement of
the affairs Of the said Company, that the said In
surance Company is the bona Fl le owner Of at least
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of
actual cash capital invested in Stocks aud Bonds,
or in Mortgages on Real Estate, worth donble the
amount for which the same is motgaged that the
above-described Investments, nor any part thereof,
made for the benefit Of any individual exercis-
ing authority in the management Of sail Company,
either as President, Secretary, Treasurer, Director
or otherwise that the mortgages above described
have not been assigned, nor in any manner re-
leased or impaired by said Company and that
they the above described officers Of said Tnsur-
ance Company, and that the first fiscal yoarpf the
Company will not TERMINATE until Deeeufber 3 A.,
1865, as provided in the Char.er Of DE Company
i. C. NORRIS, President.
w. NJ. WHITNEY, Secretary.
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CtTTNNING- WHEELS and heads. cheap and
- good. CROOK Il FREEMAN.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
- OF the NORRIS FIRE AND INLAND InsurAnc
Company on the 26th day of November, 1854
made to the Auditor of Ohio, pursuant t. the Sat
ute of that State.
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Subscribed and sworn before mo, This Fifth day
If December, 1854, as witness my hand and official
seal. CHARLES NETTLET0N,
SEAL Comr far Ohio iu New York.
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Subscribed aud affirmed before me, this 9th
day of January, A. d. 1865: .
THOS. i. TH0RNEIL,
Commissioner for the State of Ohio in New York.
TsEAL1 sTAMPl
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS.

ssrArEmENr or THE CONDITION
- OF the SECURITY lN,UR'NoE COMPANY on
the LIST bay of january, 1883 made to the Auditor
cf Ohio, pursuant 10 The Statute OF that State.
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Office Of the Auditor Of Staie,l
Columbus. December 8, 1891
Il Is hereby certified that the foregoing is a cor.
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Court Notices

YYIRGINIA AT RULES HELD IN THE
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of Alex
:andria county, on the I'd day Of October, 1865,
Georges Green, complainant, against Rebecca
@. Green, defendent-in chancery..
from the bonds Of matrimony between the com
plainant and the defendant. The defendant,
Rebecca 0. Green, not having entered her ap-
pearance and given security according to the
act of Assembly and the rules of this Court, and
it appearing by affidavit that she is. not a resi-
dent of this State it is ordered that the said de-
fendant appear here within one month after due
publication of this order, and do what is neces-
sary to protect her interest in this suit and that
a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in TIE
Alexandria Gazette, a newspaper published IN
the city of Alexandria, once week for four sue.
cessive weeks, and posted at the front door OF
the Court House of this county. copy testes
J. TACEY, Clerk.
BRENT & WATTLEs, p. @. oc 17--1aW4w
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LOVE, +. &

VIRGINIA. to it:-ln the Circuit ourt
of Fairfax county. October Rules, 1865. e.
r. Ford and George W. Hunt, late merchants
and partners, under the firm of Z. r. Ford &
Co.. vs.. Hamilton Wade, det1,-in chancery..
Mem The object of this suit is to attach q
tract oflandin the county Of Fairfax, the prop
ertv of the defendant. containing IS acres and
60 poles, about one mile north Of Fairfax Court
House. to satisfy and pay complainant the sum
of S270 y, with interest thereon from lst
November, 1889. until paid. It appearing by
affidavit fled that the defendant is not resident
Of this State. it is ordered that he appear within
one month after due publication hereof, and Go
what is necessary to protect his interest. \ copy
teste. WM NJ F1TZHUGH, Clerk pro tenn.
Love. ?. G. oct 7-IaW4W