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- AppOmattoI, CTs.) is happy, or ought to
be, since one OF her citizens, writing to the
Richmond Whig, says: "There Is not a prison
er IN the Jail nor a scalawag in the county"
NAamma," said a precocious little boy
who, against his will, was made to rock tn
cradle OF his baby brother 'if the doctor ha
any more babies to give away, don't you take
EN-"
~An Australian correspondent states that
the freezing process of preserving meat has
been perfected. This will enable exporters to
send joints to this country whole, instead of
homeless boiled meat in tins.
4 .SA shoemaker Of Lutz, in the canton of
BeTne, Switzerland, named walti, was the
other day refused more drink by an innkeeper
because he was already intoxicated, and was
finally put out of the house, whereupon he set
IRE to the inn, which was burned to the ground.
~The Springfield Union says the Chinese
shOemakeTs at North Adams have so fully
mastered the business that they now produce
laTgerreSults every week than the same number
OF white hands were accustomed to do two years
ago. They work steadily, ask tor no holidays,
and save their earnings.
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Try GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th andDstreets.
CHANCsRY SALE OF DESIRABLE PROP
ERTn ON 1IE STREET, BETWEEN AND

lib Court Of the Dis riot OF Columbia in equity
nnhI;c eauss No Ass, docket No: 10, will sal at
~ me 19d day Of October. A. D. l72, at O'Clock
:. IN mlddIe twenty (10) feet front by the depth
Washington, d. C. INV WY "
Ibis property has front OF % feet is lls feet In
building ~ i' DSA
Terms; One third cash; and the balance ct six
sSu we've months for which the notes of the pur-
ensssr. bearing interest from the day Of sale,
eIteo 20 the tatisfactien of the Trustee, will be
Aken, snd lien Ietaint on the property sold. All
convey aneing At the ex yense Of the purchaser.
o,o. VIM MAfTINGLY. Trustee.
oNIO-o GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
RI 9RIEN D WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
~ No. 31S, northwest corner 10th and ID streets.

~ No. 3lS, northwest corner 10th and d streets.
Il & Is VIII
sS Isl t.oo.asS u ibsf 81 folio sSs
Columbi. and b. direction the holder Of the note
the S Sal st o Ss
at clock m all that certsia piece or parcel OF
sIon1d lying and being in the city 9f
lettered =, In chester and Jenkins subdivision OF
Terms of sale: e1OOo cash. balsnce In 8, IL aud Is
M nths VIE ,nteres. At the rate OF ten cent
am aa.d pa M ssu.ed by notes
Trustees. Sseo down when the property Is struck
terms Of ss}s are not eo%pes with xishn .et ses
days from the day OF re, the Trustees reserve the
f,sh, 70 LsseIl the :y, at the cost and risk Of
Il. p. DODGE, tr-
"A. DARNEILLE,S Irustees.
oel4d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
ID Real Esfatee Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 729 7th street, between and II.
CHAECEBY SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY
SIDE Or f s4Hsr WE nff BE IN HhE s AsP
6Fs I tsk s4TTHi r SsAR THE DEPAKrAENr
~ By virtue Of decree of the Supreme COURT
% p O., pasT. as. in the cause Of Barbour u am
premises on MONDAY. oeSobeP -. r 49, al At 'hs
feet II inches deep of original LotT in square 296
with the improvements there n, consisting of .
stcrS and basement Frame Dwelling containing six
roc ms, No. 23s 18th ct. southwest
Terms Of sale; One third cash the day Of sale,
or within hve days thereafter; the residue in tw
equal pay ments in six AID Twelve months from the
day Of sse with interest The title to be aimed
uutil all of the purchase money and the interest
thereon Is paid. III the terms Of sale not
piled with yithin five .ys after sale, the property
VIII be resold at the risk and cost Of the deftntng
Snro hsser All cOnyeyancing at purchasers cost.
= lUO de posit On acceptance of bid.
JAMES =. EDWARDS Trustee
ocl4 eo&ds b. III WARMER, Auct'r.
RY LATIMER q OLEARY,
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALS FOR FURNISHING AND pRIy
Il ING PILES

DROPOsALS FOR FURNISHING AND pRIy
ING PILES
Engisetr's OFoe, Bdao. and Potomac X. r. Co..
9th street and virginia avenue,
froposas: IN writing, will be received at this
once until Q P N OF IHE 10Th DAY OF OCTOBER,
lew Depot corner oth and b streets, N W, all ths
Piles IeQuired-sbout SQ-in the foundation OF said
Ing the Piles when they are furnished by the Oom-
paby ct their Freight Depot corner 9Th street and
Maryland avenue. Proposals must state price per
can be seen at the Office and any information given
by Joseph " oOd, Engineer, to whom all proposals
must be addressed.
BIDDERS must be epsred to begin the work imme-
diately upon the letting Of the work aud prosecute
ltN1gorously until completed
ocs dis Vice President and General Manager.
PROPOSALS FoB FUEL.
Clerks Qfos, House Of Representatives., q. Sd
WARRINGTON, ID. o., October 5, ls71. (
until O'CLOCK N OF TIE isIToT ocToEFR G THsq
for furnishing Fuel fer the House of Representa-
tlves, as fellows, TO wit
a. thoroughly screened and free from dirt.
90 cords dry Oak Wood, sawed in two pieces.
40 cerds dry Hickory Woed, sawed in three pieces
, The whole TO be delivered into the vaults OF the
Capitol, under the dir ection Of the Chief Engineer,
within two week after the signing Of the contract
Fees of inspection to be paid BY the Contractor as
required BY law and the right is to test the
accuracy OF weights and measurements without sd-
dltioDal cost Of the contractor.
No bids viii be considered from parties personally
VI known, unless accompanied by q written guar
the Clerk as such, that in the event the accept.
ance Of the bid the necessary contract will be
entered into by the bidder on being notified; and
security will be required for the faithful perform
EDwARD MCPHERSON,
oc4-eotd Clerk House Of Representatives, q. s.
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NHROUGH LINE
BETWEEN WA5hIH6TOH,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW fORE
WASH ssToN, June ., l60-noon
Esna isiNsf 9o MBas q. fSt &Arzu
follows: - ~ Sx5
FOB NEW YoBk. wifsoxa eaanss Of osss.
Leave daily texeept Sunday at 500 o. N, lee
and $40 .. N.
FOB PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except Sunday o. 500 o m, lee
and $40 .. n.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York ct 40 .. m ana Pl usdsx.
phis st sac D m
Sleeping cars for New York on $40 .. N. srsn
Through tickets 20 Philadelphia, New Yors ~
Boston can be hsd st the Station Once st al hour
Tor Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertass~>.s
napoln and the Nest- J. l.. WILSON,
n Aster Of Trsnsportatio1.
l.. NJ. OOLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. \. kOONTZ, Agent, Washiartou. t>af
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A BROTHER's HATE.-At the Hickmous
Mills, in Missouri, last Thursday, William aud
Harrison Young, sons of solomon Young,
wealthy farmer. quaTTeled about a proposed
marriage OF their sister to a man named Glenn
ems, " Glch William favored and Harrison OPP
posed weapons were drawn, but the parties
were separated by friends. Harrison rode home,
procured shot gun, and returning. met his
brother riding with Clemens and another man,
WhereuPon he shot him. inticting a fatal wound
and killing his horse. Clemens turned and rode
on, when Harrison fired again, severely wound
ing him in the back. The assassin then fed,
but was arrested at Independence.
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- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
pennsylvania avenue, corner Sd street east.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE COTTAGE
AkB BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS ON CAPIIOL
HILL AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
4 By virtue of q deed of trust dated the 23d day
la Of September, A; d. 1870, and recorded in Liber
NO. t2o, folio 433, &c, one of the land records
for the county Of gton, District OF Columbia
AID at the request of the party secured thereby,
shall proceed 10 SELL at public auction, in front Of
the premises: to the highest oder, on MONDAY
october 2eth, at 4 O'Clock D m, all that certain
piece and parcel Of ground and premises y ing and
being IN the city OF Washington, District Of Coum
bia, and known as and being Lot @, in LOOMS sub
division OF original Lots 2, and Is in square
numbered eight hundred and seventy -four, (s4 , a,
recorded in the Surveyors Office for said city. The
lmproy ements consist Of a lsrge Cottage House or
the south side OF Pennsylvania avenue between 9th
and 9TH streets east.
Terms. One third cash, balance in four equal
payments of g. IL, Is and "a months from date with
lnteres., and secured by deed of trust on the
premises Slco down at time Of sale. Stamps and
convey aDcing at the cost of the purchaser If the
terms Of sale are not complied with within ten DAYS
from the day Of sale the trustee the right 10
resell the properly at the risk and cost Of the de-
faulting purchaser.
HENRY ISEMAN Trustee
oe6-eo6ds w. T. JOHNSON, Auct.
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GROUND IN WASHINGTON OITf. BEING
sQUARk No. 237, LYING BETWEEN THIR
IEEsTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS

TERsTEHs "a sAtE OF
s6HkkR No. as7, hY YfNi f BETWEhEN H THfR
WhsT asb tfR and Ros sFEssr
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust TO US, bearing
La date aer the aS l5th Gay e August ISL and
Land Records OF the District Of Oolumbs and at the
request Of the parties secured thereby, sha sell
the LIST day Of October, A. d. 1872 at Az O'Clock D.
M, the whole OF Square numbered two hundred
ARD thirty seven, t2aD according to the plat Of
STbe square has front OF $50 5-l2 feet on and o
west and upon the street front there are now ten
unfinished Brick Dwelling houses, five now under
rG0 snd hTs 69 SE G the second story The
OF capitalists is especially directed to this sae the
title, which the undersigned wi Ill convey, being alb
soIutely perfect. The Indebtedness for which this
sale is advertised is S65 O s. with Interest at
per cent from August IL, 1871, subject to q credit Of
Terms: One fifth cash, of which 81 900 must be
paid when the property is struck of and the residue
four fths Of the purchase money in equal payments
at one, two, three and four years, with
to be s in
cling at the cost Of the purchaser If these Of
sale are not implied with within ten days, the
81 COO depost to be fol feited aud the property will
be resod at the risk and Of the defautins pur-
chaser, upon five days notice of such resale being
s'sA ~ 'N FRED. W JONES, ,r
JOHN A. HAMILTON,} trustees
se26-dts LATlMER & OLEARY, Aucts.
~BY CONSENT OF ALL PARTIES INTER
ested 1.-The above sale Is postponed until TUESDAY,
place, when the unimproye partial said usre will
be first sold and the improv ed loo will then be Of
lot the Of 18th and te fSe ea@,
OF remain as before In regard to the unimproved
hp tt upon the improved portions deposit
oc,-d f6 HES' w I1 M1ETor Trustees.
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A FATHER KILLED BY HIS SOMA GENTLE
man from near Huntsville, Madison county,
furnished US yesterday with an account of a
tragedy III that county in which a boy named
Thomas Curtis killed his father, Washington
Curtis, OF Wednesday last. The circumstances
as related are about as follows: Wash. Curtis
was avery lll-temPered man, and in the habit
OF abusing his family. and seemed to make the
boy who killed him the special object on whom
TO vent his spleen. On Tuesday night Curtis
came home and beat his wife and daughter most
cruelty, and afterwsrd left home. On Wednes-
day morning he returned and again wayed wa
upon his household by attempting TO punish his
son Thomas, who Is about nineteen years of age.
The boy refused to be chastised, and the father
becoming furious with rage, rushed toward his
son with a drawn knife In his hand. The boy
fled, and was pursued for about one hundred
yards, when, finding that he would be overtaken
and proably killed he halted, and, turning upon
his father, drew pistol and fired. The ball
entered Curtis neck, cutting the jugular vein,
causing him to bleed to death in about twenty
minutes. The mother, sisters and brothers of
TIE young man justify the act, saying that he
killed his father purely in elf-defense-Louis-
Tills COUrisr- journal, 12th.
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IN ALL POLICIES OF life insurance these,
among host of other questions, occur: cage
OF father, if liying?' "a e of mother If Iiyng?"
man in the country who nlled up an appIica-
ton made his fathers age, If living, 100 years
and his mothers 102. The agent was amazed at
tbls showing, and fancied be had got an excel
lent subject; but, feeling somewhat dubious re-
marked that the man came of a very long-Iiying
family. on, you see, sir, replied the applicant,
my parents died many years ago, but, elf liv-
ing" would be aged as there put down. oh, /
sCe, said the agent.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
DHlLP Il SOLONONS'
NEW BOO KS.

NEW BOOKS.
Art Education; scholastic and Industrial, BY
waiter smith art master, LC ndOn, etc.
The clements OF Mechanism. BY T. III. Good-
eve. M A.. ........ ............. so
The Marble Prophecy, aud other pens. By
- 81 Holland, author OF - Bitter Sweet, ETC.: 30
Happy Thoughts ....... / 90
CyclCpe ia Of the Best Thoughts of Charles
Travels in sout Africa. Com piled BY Bayard
Ms5jqIie's Quest BY j sne r Gouid 50
A Waiting kace. BY Edmund Yates -........... rs
oriental and Lin guistic studies. By Prof.
hitney 80
How to Educate Yourself. BY George Cary
Social ECONOMY. By prof. RogeTs Is
Z ope Deferred BY Eliza F P0IIard......... 81
Physicians Visiting Lists for 1873.
NOVELTIES IN FANCY STATIONERY.
TINTED PAPERS and ENVELOPES.
VISITING, WEDDING, and RECEPTION
CARDS Engraved ana Printed in the latest styles.
TKlNTING, LITHUGRAPHING, BNGRAV-
ING, and BINDING Ofevery description.
PHILIP Il sOLONONs,
BOOKSELLERS AND STA TIONERS,
sel9 If gil Peunsylysnis avenue.
STANDARD AND JUVENILE BOOKS.
Just received direct from the New York
TRADE SALE,
8 large assortment Of
MISCELLANEOUS. STANDARD AND JUVE-
NILE BO0hS,
many Of which will be sold at greatly reduced prices
VIM. BALLANTYNES NEW STORE,
oc9 42s 9TH street, near street.
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pY LATIMER l. CLEARLY
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner of Penn'a avenue and nth street.
Star Office Building,
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EVENING STAR.

ASox Avv~srSe HIS FArHER-The Lynch
burg (VsD Republican gives INC iono~ns &C
CONT of the shooting array DetNeen young
sTardv and Ward, brief report OF snicn was
tsIaSyaDhed. IL will be remembered tnat Sc veral
nss,bs 90 difficulty occurred between VIM.
81 Wsyd and VIM. II. Tardy. two residents OF
tbjs comfy in which Tsrdy was killed. Ward
t-as subseauently arrested and tried at Pitts
svIvania court house, (the shooting having oc-
cured in that county.l and the jury brought in
a verdict of not guilty. Last TUESDAY, Chas
Tardy, son OF the deceased, met with Ward at
Churliss' ford, on stanton river, near the scene
Of the first tragedy, and q rencontre ensued, in
which Ward was shot three times and MORALLY
wounded Tardy's story II that when he came
TO the ford from the Pittsylyania side of the
river, Ward was just ascending the bank on the
Campbell eide. and that after riding few PAGES
from the rlVer W ard stopped and turned his horse
across the road as IL to prevent his passi NJ.
lie attempted to pass anyhow, but was headed
on by W ard, who made q movement as If to
draw pistol, when he (Tardy) stopped. He
saws that himself and Ward drew their pistols at
the same time, but that he fired three times
While Ward did not FIRE at all. Wards state
nent, on the contrary, is that he s.w Tardy be-
hind him before he reached the bank on the
Campbell side of the river, and that he had no
idea Of a difficulty, as Tardy was riding quite
leiSurCly ard whistling tune He says, iur-
Their. thai the first intlmatiOn he had of any hos
tile intention On the part of Tardy was that I g
was shot IN the back of the head, and immedi-
ately thereafter received two additional bullets
one in The shoulder and the other in the back
when he fell from his horse. He AYERS that he
rad no istOl on his person, and made no de-
mOnstTatsOn OF any kind.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

Sailing day from Pier 2, North wharve., PhAss
delshis, WEDNESDAY and SAT- IT,
UkDAl,et IL m. Eafa-&
From SO Water street, George tskzzzzs
town, ID. O., TUESDAY and SATURDAY, 81 Ie
IN. q. n. HYDE, Agent for ID OF q,
Asents:-F. A. BEID, Alexandria Va; WM p
CLYDE CO., Philsdelphis, Pa. iva
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PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.
Ches. G. Ohio r. r. Company.

The fifth annual meeting Of the Stockholders
of this Company was held in Richmond on
Thursday last. The reports Of the President,
the General Superintendent and Chief En.
gineer show that the company is managing mat
tiers we'll and the road is rapidly advancing to
completion. Only Is miles yet remain uncom
pleted. The report of President Huntington
reviews the work and its progress in develop
ing our immense mineral resources and says,
"the prospect is full Of promise
After paying deserved tributes to the Chief
Engineer, Col. FL. D. Wbitcomb. and others
connected with the work, it says, ''the muni-
fcient Creator has bequeathed to the people of
these States Virginia and W. Val an inherit
snce of mineral wealth the value of which is as
enduring as the everlasting hills in which he
has placed il"
1.-THE opening of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, now SO nearly completed, makes this
vast inheritance available for the present and
future generations, and not one Of the vast pop
ulation who now, or who will 10 the future, in-
habit these States, whether the large landed
proprietor, the farmer, the man of commerce,
the professional man, the artisan, or the labor
CT, WAL lGLl W suAEc IL LIS DeuSutS.
The Chief Engineer gives in detail the work
done and says the road will be completed By
1st of January. He pays just tribute to Col
Jno. Jordan and Dir. Jas. Baton, Engineers,
who died, and compliments all his assistants
The General Superintendent says the road
earned $777, 632 70 Oh Eastern Division from
Richmond to White Sulphur, and spent $4SS :
6S7 40 leaving 1888 945 Sc net earnings, but
$28 S5767 we're spent working temporary
tracks which are now dispensed with.
Ga the Western Division ST. 676 81 were
earned and $55 556. 81 were spent, leaving net
earnings Sc l20.l 10.
The rolling stock is better than heretofore,
also the road-bed, bridges and track.
The new line is all steel rail and the depot
buildings fire proof
Accidents have been few and none due to
carelessness Of employers.
No change was made in the Directors or 9TH
or officers.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE of q Val

COMMISSIONERS SALE of a VAL
" LIABLE LITTLE FARM BY virtue of
a decree of the county court of Augusta county,
cause of Robert &. Bickle us G. B. Edwards
and ais / will on SATURDAY. the 18th day of
JANUARY. 1878, proceed on the premises
to sell at public auction the farm upon which
said G. B. Edwards now resides situated about
81 miles from Stanton, and about II miles West
of the Staunton and Winchester Turnpike
This farm contains 81 acres. rOOds and
IS pOles-is in high state of cultivation has
on 1t a comfortable dwelling house and all nee
essary out buildings; also a valuable young or
cAard
1erms-Cash in hand to pay costs of suit and
sale, and the balance in three equal instalments,
payable in one, two and three years from the
day of sale-the purchaser executing bonds with
approved security for such deferred instalments,
waving the Homestead, and bearing interest
from date, and title retained ultimate security.
ALEX. 81. FULTZ,
delO-tds commissioner.
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V7ERGINIA.-Atru rules held in the Clerks

VIRGINIA.-,At rules held in the Clerks
Office of the circuit court of Allegheny
county. on NJ ,nday, the Fad day of December,
l872-Orviiie Z. Rogers, who sues for himself
and all other creditors of VIM F. Morton, de-
ceased, who may be willing to contribute to the
costs of this SUIT versas Andrew Fudge. survi-
wing partner of himself and VIM F. Morton.
deceased, late merchants and partners under the
firm and style of Fudge and Morton, James NJ.
Montague, admir- OF VIM. f. Morton, dec d, and
q. Kyle. Andrew Fudge. and VIM. n: Scott,
surviving sureties, and John r Pharr, late sher-
if and as such administrator of VIM. G. Hollo-
way, decd, and George P. Persinger admir- of
JOS. H. Persinger decd, who were also suretes
of said James NJ. Montague in his bond as adj
ministrator of VIM. F. Morton. decd,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to compel a settlement
of the estate of VIM F. Morton, decd.
And it appearing FROM affidavit filed in the
papers of this cause, that George P. Persnger.
admir- of Jos Il. Persinger, decd, is a non res
ident Of the State Of Virginia, Ordered that he
appear, here within one month after due publica.
ton Of this order and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in this suit
Copy-sesie
!. 2. PHARR. Clerk.
r. L. Parrish p. q. del0-4w
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NTERGINEA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office of Highland county court
on Monday the End day of De-
cember, 1872
George Whisteman, Plaintiff. In case with
against
Elizabeth Botkin, Defendant. Attachment
the object of this suit is to recover Of the de-
PENDANT the sum of $500 with interest thereon
from the Dad day of February, 1868 till paid
and the costs of this suit, and to attach the mon
ey, debts and effects due or owing to the defend
ant in the county OF Highland, and subject them
to the pay ment of the same. And it appearing
from satisfactory evidence that the defendant is
non resident of the State of Virginia, 1t is or
dered that she do appear here within one month
after due publication of this order, and do what
is necessary 20 protect her interests
A copy-Teste,
j. g. MATTHEW, Clerk.
Jones, d. q. del0-4W
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vIvO THE CREDITORS OF william

VTvO THE CREDITORS OF William
Il Chapman, deed. viz
Horace L. Troyman, DR.. B. B. Donaghe James
A. Austin, Michael Coiner, Thornton &. Stout,
John T. Antrim, Robert Terrell, Messrs. Clark
son, Anderson & Co., j. d Hanger. Hugh Nc
Clure David Baylor, Franklin McCue, VIM.
N Smith, Ex'o or of Joel Smith, decd, Jona-
than A. Brooks, Ad MIR of John Brooks dec d,
Mess Silas Henton and John II. Ralston, A. n.
Dollhouse, Davis A. Kayser, George A. Bruce,
Ann II. Rodes, Kirk of Chas. Z. Rodes de-
ceased, Martin Shultz. Thomas Awde, James E.
Irvine, A. a. s. S. II. Steele. joseph Harpers
Admir-, Robert NJ. White, Admir- of James AL
exander, T 81. Antrim, j. S. Myers. VIM. Bran
naman's Heirs, Simon Hilb. John K. Coiner, J..
7. Smith, Geo. Baylor's adm rs, Chas T. Pal
mer, Messrs. Echols, Bell & Catlett, 4. Turk,
Marshall Hanger, Jack. j. McChesney, and all
other persons holding claims against the estate
of VIM Chapman deceased, and to ell parties
whomsoever interested in the suit of Antrim Il
wife Us Chapman's admir-, now pending in the
Circuit Court of Augusta
Take Notice, that in pursuance of decree
1872, shall on the l5th day of January. 1873 at
claims upon the said estate of VIM Chapman.
deo'd, still remain unsatisied, and which of the
debts for which said Chapman, decd, is bound
as security will ultimately be chsrgeahle on his
estate AT which time and place sll creditors OF
William Chapman, decd are eQuired to attend
and do what is necessary to protect their inter-
ests in this suit.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chancery of said Court the day and year first
aforesaid. j. w. GREEN SMITH,
de10-4w Commissioner