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IL persons are notified not to trade for two notes
"A for Five Hundred and Sixteen Dollars each one
due January, 1864 AMI the other due January, let1
payable to Edward Bryant. The consideration of
said notes having failed determined not TO pay
them unless compelled by law TO do so
j. Z. CHAPMAN,
Deer If Newton Station MISE
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AUCTION Auction.

WILL SELL T. A. Z hest bidder, tor cash. at
nv place half lulle Il Newton Station, on the
Southern railroad, on Saturday, December 81, 1874
all nv usehold and kitchen furniture corn. fodder
horses cows, hogs looms farming tools, two families
of negroes etc, etc - ..,,,,,
500 w. k.
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AUDITOR'S OFFICE.
Macon Miss, Dee %. 1864.
To ne Tar Collectors Of the ssceral counties Of his State
Owing to the heavy demands upon the State Treas
ury for support of the destitute families OF our
soldiers, requested by his Exeelleney Governor
Clark that Is desired that you viii proceed to the
collection of Military Relief Tax of 1864 as early
as possible and pay the into the State Treasury
in order that may be able make distribution of
the tax for their relief by the LIST of April next
A. J. GILLESPIE,
dec27 lot Auditor Public Accounts
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FOR SALE.
e Power Engino and Boiler.
Dec24 st.

OEE 25 Horse Power Engine and Boiler.
One IS All in good
order. with piping, SAWS etc Also, Forty Tons of
Plat Railroad Iron, suitable for making horse shoes
and plan tatOn tools. The above property win be
delivered at Jackson, Mississippi, at fair prices
Address r. NJ J., at Stonewall, Miss. dec20 lot"
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0RPIIAN,S HOME.

Matters in relation to this Institution having been
amIeably adjusted tits urgently requested that the
board Of Trustees have FULL IN Getting at MerldIHn
on w sdnesday, January 25th, ensuing. Important
business will be considered. -
L. A. DUNCAN,
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@ilitarg 0'rs + 9ntieEs.
NOCE.
OFFICE CHEF c. FOR MISSISSIPPI,


OFFICE CHIEF {. FOR MISSISSIPPI, !
Enterprise, IS, Dec. Is, '64.
All parties In Mississind East Louisiana hold
ing certified accounts Oaer Quartermasters than
those now acting as Poaartermasters in the State
of Mississippi, reqed to furnish to the most
convenient Post Quaruster in this State, within
the next thirty days, giving date, amount party
TO whom due. and nam Quartermaster certifying
the same In order tn at vision be made for their
settlement. L. MINIS
Major andef Q. N for Mississippi
december I7-d3Ot
OFFICE MEDICAL !ECTOR HOSPITALS,
Nj, Miss, Dec pad, 1854.
The following uausoIdiers detailed for HOs-
PIaal Service, having appointed to act IS fora
gers by Surgeons In ese of hospitals, and their
appointment apprOvedhis office, are duly author
lied to in that cApy for the various hospitals
and in Tie counties. opposite their respective
namss. s-
All persons claiming be such agents, and who
cannot show written aurity as above Set form VIII
be subject to arrest.
J w BuuSck, PrivEompany c, 7th Tennessee
cavalry, Forrest Hospt Lauderdale, Miss So1u-
bee and Ksmper count Miss.
J Rason, private eoAny F, 18th Miss regiment
same hsspitals LAudeae, Kemper and SumPtef
sOunties, Miss.
3 Penver, prvatecpAny p. 18th Ala regiment
BuckDer hospital, Mac. Miss. NOxubse, Winston
and Kempe<, Miss.
w Pesndextsr. HOspl Stewart, Buckner Hos
Pitsl, Macon. Miss, A0.ee, Winston and Aempe'
counties. Miss.
sc Alexander, Priv CO 1. 2Sth Miss regiment
General Hospital. Jaeoo, Miss Smith Ses~'on an'
Jasper cOussi0s. Gtas
JHoImes, enrolled Dzerips, aams hospital. Hind
and Rankin co. la7s iss- ---
.R Ramse s'sss-s- - y
oitaI, LaudSrdsio. Ris.gs1ubes. okfi5b~ha. choS
Jaw and ChickaaAw eoities, Miss
sM BEHSISS.
hncoa lw Acting Medical Director.
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MrThe Yankees under Grierson were
In Grenada at last accounts, where they
captured couple of trains land great
many stores:that could not be removed.
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f4sss-se e 80 WIZ coniIISL--
dablo dispatch. Some important mea-
sures have been presented in both
branches, and have either been acted on,
or are in their transitory state: Among
the latter is bill reported in the SEN
ate by Mr. Sparrow, ON the part of the
Military Committee, in respect to the
employment of free negroes and slaves
in the army. in connection with the
military defences of the country, such as
working on Notifications, producing and
preparing materials of war, building and
repairing roads and bridges, acting as
cooks, tOamsters, stewards, walters in
hospitals and the like. All free male
negroes between the ages of 18 and so,
are TO be held liable to the performance
Of these duties, and to receive rati' MS
and clothing and pay at the rate Of SIS
per month; and Thirty thousand slaves
the States West, of the Mississippi River
are to employed in like manneS, TO re-
ceive their rations' and clothing from
.Government, and such prices to be paid
to their owners, for their hire and SER
vice as may. be agreed upon. In case of
its being found impracticable to hire
slaves in sufficient numbers to serve the
pal of the Government, then the
deficiency is 20 be made up by impree s
msnts at the time of hiring or impress
ing, their value is to be estimated, and
in case they are killed or injured while
in the service of the Government, or
captured, the owners are to be fully H.
Identified. Such are the leading :ea-
lures of this important bill, intended to
carry out, sJv5seszzFce, tifte-recemsissn-
dations contained in the Message OF the
President on this subject, and the effect
of which, if passed, will be to afford
great relief to the army, and at the same
time promote efficiency.
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HEADQ'Rs DEPT. ALA, MISS 4 E. La
Meridian, Dec. 231, 1864.

General Orders No. 15l.
Hereafter all officers thin this Department apply
ing for the detsiI OF disabled will forward with
tLer applications the medical certificate Of diss
bility OF the number OF laen already in
their employ ment, the commands to which they be
long and the ground, upon which the details have
been based. No app icaton recommendation for
detail which is panied by this statement will
be approved.
BY command ID Liept Gen Taylor.
aee2I Ct Al. WATT. A. A. 0ssL
EESSeIma Montgomery and Mobile papers copy
six times.
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GI0O REWARD.

STOLEN from mYresidence the 18th Instant
y fine Black Mare Mule eight years
CID with white spot on the hip. The above Ieward
will be paid on her delivery to me. 40
A. ]. R. WOOD,
Dee24 st. Duekhiil Miss.
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OIsTKAGE.--Ths Troy Advertiser learns from a
npuRye in which reliance may be placed, that
1huraday might week by band of deserters, who
entered FOR that purpose.
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NOTICE. -,
Change of Schedule.

sOUrHBRN RAILROAD, SUPr OFFICE,
Meridian, Miss, Dec 3lstr 1854.
The Mail Train Of the Southern RAilrOSdi~ill. on
aud after the 10th January, 1867. ran rrIwoskIy.-
Leaving Meridian Tuesday, Thursday and satuT-
day. at A. N. arrive at aekson terminus ~ 42o y
" day.
Returning leave Jackson terminus Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday At A. NJ, arrive at Meridian ct
$40 P. NJ same day.
c. A. READIS0,
dec3I Wv - Gent Bupt. Southern \. D.
KzrEVeaiug News and Army Crisa, Mobile. An =.
a nd Selma MississipPiAn will copy two weeks and
| send bin to. superintendent's Office for pAynsnt
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Runaway.

THROM me pecembar 26th. 1864, . negro boy,
4 named bill himself Friday. Said beg L
years black compile xiOn. marks Of dog bites on
both legs aud stin left leg. Had on WheB ne
left dark wooden pants. dark ragged coat. 'and an
old ragged wool hat.
liberal eward will be patd for him OF hlS cehhaS
J. ORyA,
deco Iv AIAmutehR, LauderdAls Co, Mas.
p S-The stiff ku ee ia . n iron rod put On leg
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Among the plausible rumors aHoat is one that
the Hoh HIS FOote-wa killed in duel or street
fght bxiMr. Swami, of Tennessee We trust the
ruH1or Is not true
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-03

D%-The telegraph Office at Okolona
has been re-opened.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-03

NrThe members of Congress have
at lsagth got warm in their seats, and
the serious business of the session is
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-03

TINAKEN up on the Alabama and Mississippi Rail-
i road negro man who says he belongs to Lun-
ley of Mobile. Said boy is abou feet inches high
aud quite black. Tho owner is requested to come
forward, pay charges and take Linn away.
H. J. THOMAS.
Bennstt's Station Ala, Nov. IO-dtf-
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Horse stolen.
CTOLEN from State Line CREAM COLORED
y HORSE, shows blind teeth on both Sides runs
occasionally has a small scar ore him leg. He is
a medium size horse. will pay fifty dollars for the
horse and fifty for the thiefr
A. KITRALL.
Ruckatunpa Miss Nov. 10, 1864 novl5du
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08

SEcrAR1AN VlNpIcrIvRNxss is ia
be much regretted that disposition Ia
manifested iu many parts Of the country to
get up an an ii Catholic party. now that
the old i.suss between political parties seem
to have been we'll nigh decided. In al
most every quarter of the North newsps-
pers are endeavoring to excite the popu.
lar mind against the Catholic Church.
We could reproduce. If We bad the dispo-
siiion to do so, whole columns Of extracts
from numerous papers. which charge or
iusinuate tha, the. Catholics have been con-
stan.ly plotting against the Government.
and are mainly rerpcnsible for the ASA SSH
nation Of Mr. Lincoln. If the very ortho-
dox Christians wh3 are fomenting this
agitation against The Catholics should sue
ced il brin giog into an.agonism the Cath
olics and Protessanes of the country, il 10
easy TO f.resee the d. d.plorable result to
which this move naeut Of the followers Of
the Prince Of Peace" will lead.-Bali-
more Gazette.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
SAINT NJ .Ry'S GAZETTE
1.EsNARDTtfwN. MD.
THURSDAY Meks,re. ruse 8. 1866
Pub'icatiou Of the Laws.

Pab'icatiou of the Laws.
Our paper, having been selected by the
proper suthosxfies asa medism df publi-
cation IN ihis section. Of the Public Gene
raj laws of the S,ste. passcd during fhr
January session OF 1868. we surrender the
fsst page Of our paper to this publication
and shall continue it. weekly. until vi
these llws have been e.rhaasted. Gu,
readers have q deep personal interest in
msking Themselves familiar with these
l.ws. and viii doubles, thatk US for bring
ing thcm lromero rhtr 'hresidcs. thus saving
ti,em the trouble ara expense 'of hunting
them up 10 rare and costly books. More,
over, by availing themselves of an opportu'
ni,y like this to make themselves acquaint.
edwi,h the nearing Of these laws, they may
be sAleto avoid litigation or at least to en-
gage in it iuaelligeutly. Altogether, We
cannot see huw We could more proStably
employ the time Of our render- than Ay en-
casing their attention in the study Of laws
~hich directly eject both rhcn persons aud
theSr property.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
NOTICE TO PERSONS ENGA AGED
lN IN CATCHING OYSTERS.
Treasury DEPARTMENT.
CONpTROLLER'S OFFICE.

ALL PERSONS engaged in the taking
or catching of OYSTERS within the wa
t.rs of this State for sale. with scoop,
drag or dredge. rakes, tongs. or any other
instrument. and all persons engaged
! in the carrying. or employed in the Oyster
trade iu the chesapeake Bay. (except
those who buy from persons licensed to
catch oysters with tongs or rakes, are here
| by WARNED to obtaiu license. as re-
ouired by au act OF the General Assembly
Of MARYLAND, passed at January session,
1865. chap;er ISL. :.
,, Application for license, except in the
case OF tongsmen, must be made in person
TO the Comptroller by the owner or master
of the vessel to be used. The applicant
mus, have resided in the State at least
twelve months Immediately preceding bis
application, and must pay, before the IL
cense can be issued, At the rate Of Five
Dollars per ton for every ton his vessel
may measure according to its Custom
House emolument or license, which license
must be produced before the Comptroller.
This license will authorize the taking Of
oysters with scoop. drag. dredge or other
instrument, from the 6rst day of Septem-
Der mex, until the 6rst day Of June follow
ing, withiL the waters Of Chesapeake Bay.
aud not within any other bay. river. creek.
strait or sound. and not on any oyster bed
or rock on or about Tally's Point. Sacdy
Point. Hackett's Poiut. Thomas Poiut.
The Three Sisters. on the western side Of
chesapeake Bay. and not within Chesa-
, Ike Bay where the water is less than
fifteen feet deep.
Any one, who is required BY the pro-
visions of the &C, to take out license, falling
to do 80, is libable to fine Of not less than
$50 or more than $500. aud the forfeiture
of the vessel used, her cargo, Sc.
Person engaged in Catching oysters with
RAKES or TONGS are required to obtain
license from the Clerk Of tho Circuit Court
for the county in which they respectively
reside or, if in Baltimore city, from the
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas. or
be liable to fine of not less than $50 or
more than 500.
This license will authorize the taking of
Oysters With rakes or tongs in one canoe
or other boat from the first day June next
until the first day of June following.
ROBERT J. JUMP.
Comptroller.
June 8, lS65-3t.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
Thursday Last.

Thursday last vas, VIC tcEeve. univer'
sally observed. throughout Gcr county. a
day of husuilia,ion and prayer. Di
vine service WAS held III the various
churches in the county. bnsi 1css was
gen. rally sup ndcd, aud Ill classes and
conditions OF our people see med de"p'y
;mpres.ea with the solennity OF the
dury Of paying last tribu'e oi respect
.o the ~. Inoty of the lite Pr, sidcnt.-
PAST differences OF opinion were forgot
ten or ignored. and it was only remem-
bcrcd tina, the Chief Magi'trnte Of our
country hal fallen by the I'D hand OF
violence, aud that be was worthy of our
common respect aud vcncraaion. When
i, is kuewn. how long ard how earn
'stly our people have opposed what they
honestly regarded as the p l'ical err"'s
of Mr.. Lincoln, the trilue which they
paid to his memory on T"ur>day last
assumes a value tar beyond the ordina-
ry and common place TESTIMONIALS Z" tue
lo,r Nor should the time AT which this
;.isuto was p.ia be ov,rl"ok"l, They
Lad failed 10 pay him homage ut thu
h,;siit cf his power and rr''a''''s. hu'
when thu -c-p're had p i from h's
ilauds, when i, war bis rriyil. 2: NO lon
ger to reward AZ to paG.rh. they are
found kncesns in spirit st Iris grave
With oNriu.s uf h"arrfrli a'.d respec.-
ful sosrow. Honorable ~ ~.s the 'ri-
hu,e paid to Mr.. Lincoln by Our people
GU Thursday last. it docs u", 'Aceed Ill
merit the tribute which Ia due then.
selves for tkeir manly conduct towards
him willie living aud their generous Of
frrings TO his III snory when be Was 10
more.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
obituary.

Died at the Mercer Hospital, In Chico
go. Ill. on the 18th of May. WM L.
HAYDEN. in the 32nd year Of his age.
In the midst Of life we are in death. !"
Oil never we're warning words m 're sad
" realized. But few shor. months since.
he left this County. for the far West.
where he arrived safely and settled in Chi
cago. Soon after bis arrival he wrote TO
one of his friends cheering letter. filed
with bright hopes and lofty auticipations.
and promising speedy return to his ma
tive place. But. alas! never more will
he look upon the familiar objects Of his
childhood. never again behold those dear
beloved friends of his youth, in his life,
his BODY rcsteth in the land of de stran-
ger. Consumption. that fell destroyer.
which had long laid dorman. ..iu his sys-
tenn, began to develop itself soon after his
arrival, and a hasty decline soon confined
him to his bed. when he was removed to
the Hospital. where he was kindly attcn-
ded, during his illness, BY those minister
ing angels the sisters Of charity. He
was vi>itcl several times during his sick
ness ty a Catholic Priest, aud fulfilled
during rhe last hours If his life all the OBJ
legations pertaining to his religion. The
writer Of this tribute of respect TO the
character Of very dear friend, was inti-
mstely acquainted with the deceased from
mis- earliest childhood, aud he eau sincere
II say, that he possessed kind and for
giving disposition, which cndeared him to
all his acquaintanccs. To bis relatives.
let there be much consolation in knowing
that the virtues so prominent in our de-
ceased friend will awsys win the approving
smile Of Heaven. To his frends.-and 10
one who was dearer than friend,-let
the assurance that the good God has taken
to his bosom one who was prepared for i'm
mortal bliss. and that We may perceive in
the death of our friend, not the blighting
Of earthly hopes or the crushing Of world
ly aspirations, but the entrauce Of bright
spirit iu,o the portals of Immortality. as
sol, mn warning Of our approaching dissc-
ed to meet him in Heaven.
Then, spirit immortal, we bid thee fare
we'll.
Farewell though it's sad thus to part
But the spirit that's gone with the angels
to dwell
Has lcf, its impress ON our heaet."
DONATUS.
At bis residence in the Patuxent Dis
t,ict. on Tuesday. the 30th ult.. WILL
LIAM HAYDEN, aged absut 81. years.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
THE NEWS.

Late advices from Europe show that
our negotiations with the English Gov
ernmeut upon tho Alabama question
have rca~hcd an unpleasant point"
aud tha, Minister Adams had threaten
ed "compul.on." unless our demands for
indemnity were complied with.
jefferson Davis, President Of the late
Southern Confedcracy, is still in close
confinement-cither at Fortress Monroe,
or WasLiugton-and bis trial for treason,
it is stated, will follow Immediately upon
the close of'the conspiracy cases.
Some anonymous writer, over the sig
nature of Grape Vine." has written a
letter to President johnson threatening
i'm with violence The letter was mail
ID at Washington, and has been placed 10
the hands of the proper authorities for in
vestigation.
The trial Of the asssssinators of Joseph
Shaw, late editor of the Westminster Demo-
crot. is now i'll progress at Westminster, and
The arguments of counsel in the case have
already commenced. The indictment
charges the parties with arslaug ghter,
and the evidence Of their gull, appears 10
be conclusive.
Ex-Gov. Magrath. Of South Caroliua,
reached Fortress Mouroe, as prisoner, on
Sunday lrst.
1t i. stated. that an order will be speed
lily issued by the Secretary of War for the
release Of all prisoners Of war under the
rank Of Major.
It is now stated. that all opposition to
the u S. authority West Of the Mississip-
pi has ceased
A large body Ct U. s. troops have been
shipped to Texas
The Emperor Napoleon was expected
to reach Paris during the past week.
The question Of negro suffrage has many
advocates at the North. and il producing
considerable ex eitement.
Cold is selling ut 1861.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
"ChARkES LOT,''
and containing
1914 acres,

more or less
bv virtue Of q writs Of Fieri Faeias issued out oi
Circuit C+ur, Of St NArys county,-oHe At the
suit of Francis Neale. assignee Of Thomas b
E,tep. against the goods. chattels. lands and
tenement. Of William J Cartwright and Lucy
Cartwright; one at the suit Of Thomas &
r. hey, u.e Of Neals, Harris & Go. against the
goods, chattels. lands and tsnements Of Will
liam J Cartwright; aud one At tho sui. Of
james II Alvey against the goods, chattels.
lands and tenements OF Joseph ID Edwards,
William J Cartwright and Thomas c Ward,
and to me directed, have seized and taken
in execution all the right. title interest, claim
and demand. a. :aw and ID equity. Of the said
joseph ID Edwards, Lacy Cartwright and
Thomas G. Ward in aud 10 the following prop
erty. to wit:
One trscf or marcel Of land called and known
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
Sale Of Land.

We learn that Thomas II Bond, Esq.
OF ,his county. ha. sold bis fine estate upon
the Pasuxcnt River To r. Vanderford.
E>q Of Elkton. Md. This estate con.
tains three hundred and twentysix acres,
and was sold for 800, ,0O0-ircluding all
The stock, agricultural implements and
crops upon the premises. Mr.. Wander.
ford, we learn, will locate here in the Fall;
and, as an old and esteemed acquaintance.
We warmly welcome him to his new home
y ST. Mary's.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
POSTPONED.
SHERlEFS SALE
vALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

10y virtue of one writ Of ven !itioni expo
ID mas, issued out OF the Circuit Csnrt fvr
Saint Nary County. at the suit OF John F
King and James s Downs against the goNis.
chattels. lands and tenemenis of Joseph D
Edwards. William Crlright ami Thomas
C. Ward. and t. me directed. have ssizssl
and taken in execution all the right. title. in
terest. claim and demand. ut Lave and in
e,lus,y. Of the said Joseph d Edwards. Will
liam J Cartwright ami Thomas C. Ward in
an ID to the following property. TO wit:
One tractor parcel Of land called aud
known az
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
late MllIFFS Sale
or
TAL UaBLE
RRA!h BSTArR>

vsrsde OF nine writs NJ ,... !;
1expoo:s issued out Of the o;rcn;, aa'''ou'
Tor S.'n' Maryls 'oohb.y. one ..,,' =. IL e'att
OF r Leo Spalding against the vo,s "e sqit
Ties lands aud tenements Of Ts TLna: cna:.
Cough one At the suit Of rho a.: :'"3ss W
Saving, sav.ng Institution sgains, the sood. :s
c"a'"es amos tsne'n"nts Of Tbom,. ~ \.
Cough and Joseph Forrest: ON" " !"
so'' OF 'ne Saint Mary's Saving. f".,:.e TOO
t'on against the goods ehat,).s "a .as"'u'
tsnemen's OF Thomas " G G,ueb is Is .na
Forrest and B r Abell; one :, - Joseph
OF .he State Of Maryland a. The ias SUIT
and tor the use Of Carte, A ar, T"aase %s
IL, II hala against the goods cha.,ls. I'"as Una
and 'enements T Of III J Alla.an. D. r '1na' W
gan Thomas W Cough and john rrr "nr.
one al the suit of'he State of M,r,'.s1 Ls1
me instance and tor the use Of c" s"a Al
Hunt a others against the cool. ue'.g'
lands and teuemed,s Of Ii J AIi.,.a aan's
Morgan. Thomas W Cough a.
Clarke; one at suit Of the S,.,a .s Soo!
"b R"b... :. tT voc n Instance aod for the ne. sf
., nooer' " Dryden against the good, .s.,
;res ~ = 's'us ana esneneu's Of Ii J Au..."
- IoIsa"' Ih'mas w Cough and J,hr
Clarke; one at the suit of &. S. .onn
M.ry'and At the iustasce and for IL. ''..s '. OF
William NoC'uu .gaiu.. the esoS. aS Use SEQ OF
tie. 4 = lands aud tenement. of II Tos + s,,e esa''
y y Il 4 Morgan, Thou,s W Couch an ,'i.Ia. van.
!, !, CI.rke; Que at the sui. Of IN. St.. ,ona 70
Maryland At the Instance and fa, -. s.s.s 't
James . Downs against tho good. ch.,., -. W
,r 1Sas ana tenements of NJ r Rl,I;.,"a.'
ilhoma' " Cough aud Jane, oa:' r R,ua:
;ons %,:s, and o"e at the sui. of E,nsl;s. -
Williams e1eoutri1 Of James N ysi'ss W;,';. Il
use r OF Henry IIarame,t. use of .m,. I,.aat.
Forrest r"res'' use Of II G 5 KY. and Gsosp. Gs.spa
Comts. against the goods oha,,I., ss I.as'
ana sene of Thomas " C",. .'au, %
Benjamin G Harris. and to m. Avg" J;r.s'aa AMI
nave se'1ed and taken in exec ,,;"n 's1i ~ :.
,'ght title interest claim and d.m,na ~.
law and in equity of the said Tho'. ana W. -,
S"eh. G, Jseph Fora b r AhsI1 nS'"1, Nv W
Blackstone, Ii J Ais an DT TN Mo u
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