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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-03-16

RECONSTRUCTION Having rented Mr..
II, Benz. Crawfcrd's Store-house for the term of
years, commencing June lst 1866. ard the lease
of my present Store Room expiring by the first of
April next, viii either have to give my friends
and the public generally an inducement to buy
my present stock of goods, box it until the lst
Of June. prefer the former mode, namely: to
offer my stock on hand at first cost, for cash, and
only for cash. None need apply for credit, ex-
cept regular customers, and all those not paying
cash will be charged the old prices. The stock
consists as follows:
Silks, Bombazines, Merinos, Muslins, A1pac-
cas-, Brown and Bleached Cotton, from
! to q yds wide, Linen Sheets yds G
wide, Cotton Yarns, Hosiery,
Perfumery, Dress Trimmings,
Plain, White, and fig
ured Canlbrics,
Swsses, sfuls
and Tarletons, 200 .
Pair Ladies' and Mis- 1915
ses' Shoes Ready Made
Clothing, Boots and Hats, Cam
brick Edgings h Insertings French
Corsetts, $50 Ladies and Children Hoop
Skirts, Ladies' and Children's, Balmorals
With many other goods not herein mentioned.
S. II. HILB.
A fine lot Of Ladies Cloaks to clear out con-
"A signment at s. II. HILB'S.
GUNNER and Spring Muslin at IS cents. per
y yard at S. H. HILB'S.
A first rate article of Spring and Summer CAL
N icoes at Is cents per yard at S. H. HILB'S.
T,HIRTY Sacks Of Salt at
S. II. HILB'S.
T AIDES and Gentlemen indebted to the above
4 4 firm will please walk up to the Captain Of
fee and settle. S. H. HILB, Capt.
March 2-tf-Spec and Viz copy
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By reference 10 another column. the list OF prop
erty on which the U. S. Direct Tax has not been
paid, Tin the names Of parties in which it was
placed on the Assessors books Of $780,, will be
found On account Of the shortnesa Of time IN
which the tax must be paid to prevent the conhs-
cation of this property, spent the greater por-
ton of two days in making said list, without
which some were unable to find their property on
the Collectors books and many could not ascer-
tain in whose names their property was assessed
in 1850. If our readers will examine this list
carefully and give the information to those who
are in the list ard 90 not know it, and thus ena-
bic them TO prevent the confscation OF their prop
erty, we win have accomplished all that we de-
sired in the publication OF the list, and viii be
amply compensated fer our time and labor ex-
pended in its preparation. The thanks Of our
people and ourselves are due to Mr.. Soaring, COL
lector, and bis Assistant, not only for their kind
ness in allowing the Of their books, but also
for assistance rendered in making out this list.
The Direct tex for this County .S28, olo.43
The amount unpaid. 81
Amount Sci tiled with Coliector.......S27, 1885,
=
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A T Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
IN cult Court of Highland County on Monday
the 9Th day of March 1866.
AGAINTS liz DEBT.
John Irvin-Defendant.
The object of this suit is to obtain judgment
against the defendant for $59362 cents with le-
gal interest thereon from the 18th day of Deem
Der 1856, and also to attach the amount of the
foregoing claim in the hands Of James NJ. Sieg
and A. W. Buzzard. And it appearing by aft
davt that the defendant is not a resident Of this
Commonwealth it is ordered that the said defen-
dant, John Irwin, do appear here within one month
after due publication Of this order and do what is
necessary to protect his interest.
A Copy-Teste,
A. j. JONES, Clerk.
STEPHENSON, p. q.
March Git. e-
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VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerk $
y Office of the Circuit Court for Highland Coun-
ty, on Monday the 9Th day of March 1856.
David W. Swecker-Plaintif
AGAINST IN CASE.
Jacob Tucker-Defendant.
The object Of this suit is to obtain a judgment
against the Defendant for the amount of Horse
fraudulently traded to the Plaintiff by the Defen-
dant and also to attach the sum of $50, due to
the Defendant by Peter H. Kinkead; and it ap-
pearing by affidavit that Defendant is not resi-
dent of this Commonwealth, it is ordered that
the said Defendant, Jacob Tucker, do appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect his in
terest in this suit.
Copy-Teste,
slFG STEPHENSON, p. a.
March 8, '66---4t.
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Dec | II
NRANGE s ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.


ORANGE s ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
THROUGH BY RAIL FROM WASHINGTON TO RICI,MoNp
On and after THURSDAY July 20, 1865, the
trains between Washington and Richmond will
run as follows:
Leave Washington OF 200 a. m
" Alexandria at 1885 a. %
Gordonsville ut 1900 N.
Arrive at Richmond at 500 p. m
Leave Richmond at $50 a. m.
60 Gordonsville at 1890 p. m
Arrive at Alexandria at 500 p. n.
60 Washington at $50 p. m
Connecting with the 6 p. M. express train from
Washington to New York, and the 100 p. m. ex-
press train for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
and places North and East of New York.
Passengers for Manassas can procure round trip
tickets at Alexandria for two dollars. -t
". Fl. McCAFFERTY,
General Superintendent
GEO. WHITING, A
General Passenger Ag't
Aug. 4-tf.
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NOTICE. Application will be made to the
IN proper authorities for the renewal of the fol-
lowing lost Certificates Of Viryinia State Registered
Stock, standing in the name Of Joseph Smith Of
Augusta Co., (assigned 70 me IN 1854 by his TX
1895 for $500
Feb 23-3n,,
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Feb 23-4t

Y7IRGENlA.-Atrul rules held in the Clerks
Y Office of the Circuit Court of Highland coun-
ty, the 5th day Of February 1866.
Andrew Wimer-Plaintif,
Christina Wimer-Defendant.
The object of this suit is for the Plaintiff to OBJ
tain a divorce from the Defendant.
The Defendant Christina Winner not having en-
tered her appearance and it appearing by satisfac-
tory evidence that she is not a resident OF this
Commonwealth; tits ordered that she do appear
here within one month after due publication of
this notice and do what is necessary to protect
her interest.
Copy-Teste,
A. j. JONES, elk.
J. N. SEIe, p. q.
The Defendant in The above named suit is here
by notified that will, on the 18th day of April
1866, at the Office of j. W. Myers in Monterey,
proceed to take the dispositions of Andrew Way
bright and others, to be read as evidence against
w. - - ANDREW WIMER
Marc at Plaintiff
VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerk s
y Office of the Circuit Court for Augusta Coun-
ty, the 9Th day Of March 1866.
Morgan Hogshead-
AGAINST
Mansfield Marshall Peter B. In CHANcgRY.
Detimore, Jacob Sanger and
Charles w Peterson--Deft's.
The object of this suit is to enforce the vendor s
lien on a tract of land situate on North River in
Augusta County, purchased by Defendant Mar
shall of Defendant Detimore, for the purpose of
securing the two last instalments of purchase
money which fell due respectively on the lst Sep
tember 1852 and 1868, each for the sum Of S427,
28s, which bonds have been assigned by Defen-
dant Detimore to Defendant Peterson, andby him
to Plaintiff
The Defendants Peter B. Detimore and Jacob
Sanger not having entered their appearance, and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not residents of this Commonwealth 1t is or
dercd that they do appear here within one month
after due publication Of this notice, and do what
is necessary to protect their interests.
CoPY-TEsTE
March eft JOHN PARIS, D. G.
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We arc pleased 10 inform he public Of Staun-
ton that The celebrated % ician from Saratoga
Springs, sIr. J. T. Seman, hes just returned from
1. tour down the Valley, and can he consulted for
week or t.so at ?. r. Tront'5 Drug Store.
lie has given ample proof of his capacity and
honorable dealings will, our people, and therefore
Those who need glasses should cali on him with
out delay.
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Amount settled with Collector. 1855
This speaks pretty we'll for old Augusta.
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C0MMEHCiAL.

Richmond Quotations.
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Mn. Gro. l.. PEYToS, well known rs a former
proprietor Of the Virginia Hotel IN this place. has
leAsed that house for a term of years, and will
open 1t shout the FIRST Of April. The Virginia ilo-
fcl has been put in thorough repair Mr.. PeJton
has left for the North 70 procure new oatit for
for the entire house. Ii is bis intention TO fur
nish it in the most modern style ard to keep q
house unsurpassed By any ia the State From
Mr.. Pcrton's past reputation there is no doubt
that Ii, Virginia HosI, under his management Ill
equal If not surpass lis well mori:et fame in days
gone by. II is source of pleasure to hare our
hotels well spoken Of and knowing Mr.. Peyton
viii make the Virginia take high stand among
the frat class houses Of .be day, we give hjm q
cordial welcome TO or midst.
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difficulty occurred on Wednesday nio'a;ns
Last. between Nj. p!unaet O. FetraIl Clerk Of The
snerioau Hotel, and Nr. J4s. II. Chandler, alias
.'as. Grimes, formerly q member Of Capt. Ba11'
gardeners company, Of the SIND Vs., Feg' ana
lately OF the Isl New. Jersey Cavalry Chandler ap-
piled an offensive cpi;hetto Mr. OF, who resented
itby striking Chandler, who ran pursued b. Fer
rail- some distance down the street The case was
tried by Capt. Howe, OF the Bureau Of Refugees
and Freedmen, who imposed inc Of so on Mr.
oFerrail, for striking man twice bis size foT in
saltins him, who. instead OF defending himself,
ran to the Bureau for protection against boy.
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HEADQUARTERS,

HEADQUARTERS,
MILITARY DISTRICT WESTERN S. CAROLINA,
FOURTH SEPARATE BRIGADE.
Columbia 5. c., Feb. II, lsti6.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 3.
THE following General Orders from the War Department
are published guidance Of the Officers and men of
this command and for the information Of the inhabitants Of
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJCTASrGESERAL'S OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, May II, lS66.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 90:
Punishment Of Gucrillas
ALL the forces of the enemy East Of the Mississippi
River having been duly surrendered, by their proper Com
mnnding Officers, the Armies Of the United States
der agreement of parole and disbandmen and there being
now authorized troops of the enemy East Of the Msss
sippi River, II Is
any and all persons found in arms against the United States,
who may commit acts Of hostility against IT, East of the
Mississippi River will be regarded as Gueras and pun
shcd with death.
The strict enforcement and execution of this order
peciay cnjoned upon the Commanding Officers Of all U.
States forces Within the Territorial limits 10 which ap
plies.
By command OF Lieutenant General GRANT.
f.. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant- General
BY this order those persons regarded Outlaws and
GuerlaS who by Dtce Of resist the soldiers Of the
United States in the discharge Of their dutesas has been
done in Anderson, Pickens and Union Bistrictso who
forciby seize Government property, as has been done in
this and other Districts.
The most strenuous efforts will be made nlict upon
such offenders the full penalty Of the law.
BY Order of Brcvet Major-General A. ANEs
A. A. ID. C. and Act. Asst Adjr Gcn'l
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preparatory 10 Of the spriug still
drags its slow length along. Some merchants have abso
lately nothing do while Others comparatively busy.
The influence of old prejudces and additional i'll feeling
towards Northern created by the circumstances Of the
war; plainly perceptbe, and though many buy wherever
they can ret cheapest YET there who will walk
Of without looking at tho stock
they know that the proprictors from the North The
favorable from the country regard the dis
position Of the freedmen to contract and to work. continue
in and South Carola now bids fair TO produce
least reasonable proportion Of the large Cotton
which the accounts from Texas and other South
States have led the commercial world 10 expect
Coton.-Thc great decline in the staple noticed last
week reached its lowest point on Tuesday, when middngs
sold at 80 to 49, and strict midding at A. On yes
erday favorable advices from Europe induced advance
Of from to two cents per pound aud to day l1O bales
were sold 1t an additional advance of 2. The sales of
the week foot up l,2ao bales We now quote:
Middllng TO -
Strict Mcdng. ~ TO 43
Grain and Forage.-The importatons OF Corn continue
heavy and there has been corresponding decline In pF
The receipts Of the week amount 10 about $4,000
bushels There was sale of cargo of 5000 bushels OF
Yellow Corn at &C. per busel, by weight, and several
thousand bushels basged Corn sold prices ranging
from Sl.lSto 81. .25, sacks included.
G,Oecrc,Tiere1 Is scarcely any uniform price In this
arkelat present for Bacon, being held by different hold
different prices, according TO circumstances We
heard Of sale Of three hogsheads Of Shoulders at 1S cents,
buyers at is cents Balance of large cargo of Cuba Mo
asses selling off rapidly at so 70 SIS cents per gallon
CHARLOTTE, February 4-Cotton.-A few bales chdng-
cd hands to-day 2Na23 cts. god and 2sa currency
FINANCIAL.
CHARLESTON, February 2i.-The decline Of Gold con-
tnues and there is great sngency In the money market
We now quote Gold at Sc TO 80. Silver 80 to 81.
RIcMHoND, February 22-Gold opened In New York
day l6 and closed at l374 We continue our quo
tations--buying 1885, selling rate l38.
South and North Carolina Bank Notes quoted fol-
lows:
SOUTH CARoLISA.-Bank of Camden 35 cents Charles
ton Is /; Chester Is; Georgetown Is; Hamburg Is; New
berry 25; South Carolina Is State Of South Carolina,
DID, Is, new. 10; Commercial Bank, Columbia Is; Er-
change Bank, Columbia 10; farmers and Exchange 10
Merchants, Cheraw, Is; Peoples Bank 30 Plantps'
Bank %; Planters and Mechanics Bank l5 Southwest
ern Railroad Bank 25 State Bank 10; Union Bank SO.
NORTH CARoLINA-Bank Of Cape Fear 2j; Charlotte,
90 Clarendon 8; Commerce Is Fayetteville 8; Lexing
ton 10 Branch at Graham, North Carolina 80 Rox-
boro' 25 ThomasviIle 25 Wadesborough Is; Bank Of
Washington 6; Wilmington 70; Yanceyvtle l0s Com
ncrcial Bank, Wilmington, Is; Farmer' Bank Of North
Carolina 25 Greensborough Mutual Insurance Company
To- Merchants Bank Newbe 80 Miners and Planters
Bank 25.
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EnMM ERGIA1.

90 vi NJ EN- lAlJ.
YoRSviLLE, February %, ls66.-CottOn.-Ths article
IS in better demand slight advance last weeks pr-
We quote extremes at 90 to 23H for 10
best grades.
The demand for provisions and hreadstus is good al full
prices, we quote the following ruling rates;
FTOur-For good country, quote Sc per hundred
pounds.
Corr-Sl per bushcl. Corn McGi-Sl.25.
Seed Oats.-$l TO Sl.l0 pcrhushe. Irish Potu,oes-sl.
Groceries, Sc.Sugar, per pound, laK 20c; Coffee,
per pound 26 3Oc; Bagging per yard, % 30c Manila
Rope, per pound, 2s 30 Hemp Rope, per pound 20
25c; Cheese, per pound % to 30c; Peas, 81 Bacon,
hog round l5 ccnts Lard, II cents Dried Fruit 81 per
buShcl
All of the above quotations are in gold
CHARLESTON, February M.-Thcrc are more country
merchants the city than there have been since last fall
and they laying in supplies for the coming season, but
their purchases sufficiently heavy TO exercise
cepuble influence the Market and the Inactive period
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sR The Freedman's Bureau bill has, at
the bands of President johnson, met with
the fate which it deserved. He has, with
his objections, sent it back to the Senate
the body in which it origiuated-he has
given it the veto, and a very broad, strong,
comprehensive aud emphatic veto it is. He
is opposed to the bill, root and branch. He
objects to it on constitutional grounds, and
on grounds of expedieucy He holds that
there is no authority for the measure, no
justice in it to the States directly coucern-
ed, and no necessity for it. x His
general arguments and his specifications
against the bill are, consistent, convincing
and conclusive They are what we expect,
ed from the well-knowu opinions and ear
nest and decisive character of the man.
New York Herald.
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The Richmond Examiner.

AS matter of news We publish the fol-
lowing in reference to the suppression of
the Richmond Examiner
"Repy to Application Of II. RiUes Pot
lard Praying Revocation Of the Order
Suppressing the Richmond Eraniner.-
The course of the Examiner in every num-
Der which l have seen has been such as to
foster and increase the i'll feeling towards
the government of the United States by the
discontented portion of the Southern peo-
pie. | believe it to be for the best interests
of the whole people, North and South, to
suppress such utteraDces wherever the pow
er exists to do so. The power certainly
does exist when martial law prevails, and
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HEADQUARTERS,

9rm BRIGADE, s. G. NJ, February %, 1866
Special ORDER MOI.
l. The following appointments Ofotfccrs command the
BattaonS of tie 3ith Regiment, 5. g. NJ hereby an
nounccd, and they will be obeyed and respected accord
ingy
North Battalion, 3ih Regiment, 5. {. NJ.
Major J. w. CARROLL, to command South Battalion,
3i,h Regiment, S. C. VI. -
J. e. W1NSMrTH,
Brgadier General, COMMANDING
March As IT,
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HD-QRs 2ND sUB-DIsTRICT,

EUDsVUtS
MILITARY DISTRICT WESTERN s. CAROLINA,
CHEsTERvILLE, S. G., February 10, 1866.
GENERAL ORDER NO. G.
ALL citizens, white and colorcd in this Sub District,
comprising separate Districts Of Chester, Unon Spar
tanburg Lancaster York and Laurcns hereby forbid
den carry concealed firearms, deadly weapons Of any
kind upon their pcrsons and all disOrdery pcrSonS
grants dsturbcrS Of the peace forbidden such
weapons either openly concealed.
All persons violating this order will subject themselves
punishment by fine mprisonment bot losing their
claims 10 the weapons thus carried.
All officers of this command, and soldiers duly,
hereby authorized and Instructed and disarm any
person discovered violating this order.
By command of Lieut-C B. B. Murray.
i. A. LOW,
Lieut. & A. Adjutant.
March 45 2t
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CAUTIoN.-W understand that mum.
ber of counterfeit $50 bills, on the First
National Bank of Indiana, were passing
around town yesterday. We caution c;ti
zens to be on their guard in receiving mon
ey. We have never seen Que, but under
stand they can be easily detected if closely
examined - Charlotte Times.
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HEAD-OUARTERS.

9rH BRIGADE, $. C. M., February %, 1866
Special ORDER NO. ..
l. No election having been held for Majors Of Baalons
in the 10th Regiment, S. c. NJ the following appointments
hereby announccd and they will he obyed and respec
ted accordingly:
Lieutenant Colonel CAD. JONES, Jr., to command South
Battalion, 18th Regiment, 5. G. NJ
Major GEORGE A. PATRICK, to command North Bat
talon, 10th Regiment, s. {. NJ. -
J. c. WINSMITH,
Brigadicr General, Commanding
March is II
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finantial 4 Commercial,

{ Ii will be remembered BY readers that the prcc
quoted below are in currency or grcenbackS unless 9th
erwSe specially stated.
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OMump.

DIED-On the l2tb Of February, after very painful Ill
ness Of Is days, HATTIE, seeond daughter Of W E u,c
Sarah A. Rose, aged lSyears, month and l9 days.
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POSITIVELY. NO CREDIT!

WE are grateful friends for the liberal patronage
bestowed us, and will be pleased 10 wait on them at any
and all times, and SELL THEM GOODS LOW FOR
CASH.
We are determined 10 do A CASH BUSINESS, and
hope no will ask for CREDIT, we cannot grant
il. Floyd, DOBSON q W.
January II u
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TOR SHERIFF.-WE ARE AU-
l. THORIZED to announce Capt JOHN J. WYLIE,
candidate for SHERIFF of York District, at the next
election.
February22 "A !
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HM% his honest confession was made
by Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts, while
discussing the Freedmeu's Bureau bill:
We proclaimed liberty to three aud
half millions of people in order to break
down this rebellion We did it as mill
tary necessity. We did not do it because
it was right to do it, but We did it in de-
fence of the Government of the United
States
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.

THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY have re-
moved their office in RICHMOND under the Spotlswood
Hotel Main street. between h and Ninth streets. The
Southern Express Company are now prepared TO forward,
at Reduced Rates,
CURRENCY, COIN, -..
VALUABLES AND FREIGHT,
TO a accessible points In the South
All goods shipped from the North by the Adams or Ham
den Express Companies will be transferred 10 tic SOUTH
ERN EXPRESS COMPANY 10 complete transportation
GCy- Goods shipped from the Norh by steamship and
marked "a the ear, Southern Express Company will be
prnmplv forwarded destination free OF charge for com
missions and drayage.
Arrangements have hrr made with the Danville Railroad
Company aud we now freight for all Way Stations
on that road the formerly charged by
the Danvllc Railroad Express.
e Gods called for WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE and
promptly forwarded. .
yeTCTIlIOND IND D.7NITLLE RAILROAD.
NorlCF-To give facilities 10 the public Oil the line Of
hiS the transportation Of small packages by Express
an arrangement has been made with the SOUTHERN EX-
PRESS COMPANY by which their wagons in Richmond
and DanviIIr, will call for and receive all Express Freight
intended for this Road notice being given at ciroce,
and thc wagons will deliver all Express Freight arriving
by this Road FREE OF ANY EXTRA CHARGE FOR
RECEIPT Or DELIVERY, and til" RATES ot Express
Freight viii be- the rs charged by this Company.
THOMAS DODAMEiD, Superintendent
CHARLOTTE, Dec. l5, 1865
All freight forwarded with prOmptneSs and dispatch.
being carried Passenger and Mail trains and slow
freight trains. Rates IL low hs by any company.
T. d. GILLESPIE, Agent
January IL So H
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IN EQUlTY--YoRK DISTRICT.

Mary NJ. Webb, } BIZ for PGTtH'on
r. u Stowc Administrative :, I of Land, &c.
IT appearing to NV sati,f,crIon that James N Brown
and Ann hi> wife: Joseph W'l the children and heirs
of William Wrhb thr children and heirs Oi Thomas Webb,
Tho riIr,u and I,,,~ ni I"rk't Webb. the chdr" and
heirs Of Elizabeth Lu>k. the children and h1r. Il" JarS
Webb the children and hcir "i Mary I''y aud lh' cii
iro nd h,rs of sarah clark defendants IL abnv stHt-d
r..r reside beyond the limits 0i this Stale. IL ordered,
~, motion al Williams Beatty Cnmpiainnnts SOLICITORS,
,ha laid dc'ndaniS and also the husbands 0 suviiU lhe
daughters of Wm Webb. deceased: Thomas N"bb, de-
ceased Hocket Webb, deceased; Elizabeth Lusk de-
ceased: James Webb. decreased: Mary laly, drcrhSrd;
and Sarah Clark. drcr;S"d. hr married. do plead,
answer ur d-lr 10 the Rli III hI> case within tn''t ~.
from the puhlicali6n hereof deere, ro conicTo will
be given against them. w , -
Esh,uorv1 IL 3rn'
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EOR SHERIFF.-THE. FRIENDS
Il of Cept f. A. CRAWFORD, respectfully announce
him Candidate for SHERIFF Of York District, the
next election.
March As If