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COMMl SsIONER'S OFFICE,

IOMMl SsIONER'S OFFICE,
~ STAuNroN, Va, Dec. l4h. 1871
Riley John B 's) Creditors, VS. Riley John
r. and Sumgardner l. Halle VS.. Riley'a (cor-
neia F's) Trustee, sc. Lew pending jointly
in Chaucery in the Circnit Court OF Augusta
County. All parties pl ifs or dsP's in either
or both Of the ab9ve entitled causes, and all
sens whomsoever interest iheIti es-
pecially all lien crtditorso OF john +. hiley, art
hereby notified that il. pursuance Of a decree
rendered in said causes on tie lth of Nov
1877, hall at my Office in Stanton on
Thursday. the 31st day Of January, 1878,
proceed to take, state aud settle: FIRST, An ac'
count OF the condition OF the title to the land
purchased by Bumgaroner Bale Of Riley's
Trustee, &c. at he time of said purchase
Second, An account of The liens on said land
WHICH existed at tie time of said purchase.
and ere still on: standing, and upon what por-
tons Of said property such liens, if any exist
aud Third, Amy other acrounls deemed proper
b. Commissioner or required by any party IN
nter,s ia lie seated 4, which iius aud place
,ou are required 10 attend. G'vsp under my
hand as Comm in Cheneery, this Ash OF Dec.
1877. J.W GREER SMITH,
Commissioner.
Lew Bumgardner, p. q. deczl- Al
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svICGINIA:-INV VACATION In the Clerk 8
v fife. Of the irc',it Court for Augusta
',unty, december 18th, 1877.
Lucy A. Brown, Plaintiff,
against
Robert B. Brown, Admir- of Jacob Brown,
deed Elisha Brown, William Brown and Is
ab.lla his wife Margaret Brown, Fulton
Brew, Mar 4 roAn, - Brown and Mary
his wife. Henry Brown, an infant, and Isaac
Brown, an infant Defendants.
The Of ject of this suits to revise and correct
decree rendered by the ircnt G urt of Au-
ynssn County, on The 9Th day Of pril, 1877, in
he case Of Lucy a. Brown vs.. Robt B Brown,
,dm'r of Jlrob Btowp, dec and ais.
The Defendants Margaret Brown and Fulton
;rowu not having entere their appearance,
and it appearing b. affidavit filed that they are
sun-residents of this State: 1t is ordered thai
they d. appear here within one month after dus
publication of this notice, and do what is neces-
sary to protect their interest.
Testa-
J. N. RYAN,
shefey i Bumgardner "a. Clerk.
dec2l-4t
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HIRGINIA.--INVAC CATION In the Clerk
Office, Circuit Court Of Augusta Ccun-
", december, 1877.
Jane Fauber, Plaintiff
vs..
George W Fanber, and Margaret A. his wife,
Mary NJ. Fauber, David 7 Fauber, and Ann
his wife, n. R. Benton, and Jane his wife
born Fauber, Sam'i Swisher and Sarah A.
his wife (born Fauber ] Henry C. swisher,
and Eliz abeth E. his wife (bofn Fauber) and
Henry Armstrong, and Catherine q. his wife,
lborn Fauber, Defendants.
IN cHAHcERY.
The objectof this snit IS TO enforce contrac
entered into on the Goth, day Of June 1874 be-
tween the plaintiff, widow Of Sam'l. G. Fauber,
decd, and the defendants heirs at law and de-
VICES of said Sam'i. . Fauber, decd.
The defendants David L. Fauber, and Ann
his wife, Sam'l Swsher and Sarah A. his wife,
Henry Z. Swisher and. Elizabeth his wife,
not wing en;eIei their appearance and 1t ap-
bearing by affidavit filed that they are non
residents of this State, i. is ord. red that they
do appear here within Que month after due pub
iicaion of this notice and DO what IS necessary
to protect their interest. Teste-
in. RYAN,
Echols Bell & Catlet, o. q. Clerk.
dec28-4t
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COMMISSIONERS OFF CE.

4 yCM OcT OH.
~ TAUNTON, DEC, 18TH, 1877.
johnson (Z) vs.. Petelfsh (Jeremiah) &c,
now pending in chancery in the Circuit Court
Of Augusta All parties pif., and defts in this
suit and others interested therein. are hereby
notified that in pursuance of decree rem
dertd IN said cause on the 9Th of November
1871. | shall, at my Office in Stanton
On Saturday the 18th, day Of February 1878.
proceed to take state and settle, First, an
account of the trans actions CT n K. trout, decd
former Com'r and Receiver in this cause, and
Second, An account of the TRANSACTIONS of P. A.
baylor, present Receiver in this cause, stating
specially the amount due from Agnes Carr.
At which time and place you are required to
attend.
]. W. GREEN smith,
P. A BAYLOR, P. Q. Commissioner.
dec2f At
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8. B Brown, &C., Defendants.

u. n. mason, flalutiii
SD Brown, &C., Defendants.
This cause CAFE on this day to be heard
again Cd he papers formerly read and the re.
mort cfH Bell Commissioner and special
RECEIVER in this cause this day flied by leave OF
court. without exception thereto and was argu-
ed by Counsel On consideration whereof it is
adiudged, ordered and decreed that rules issue
gairst Jpo. J. @. A. Nadenbouschand Harrison
thomas requiring them 10 appear here on lEe
FRS, day OF the next Term OF this Court and
! show cause if any they can. why a decree shall
not here be enter ed for the resale of tie Ameri-
lean Hotel property, for their failure to pay he
bond 0. SAT-. Ue, dated May 10th 1877 given
| by them for the LIST, deferred payment on c
said property, whichb nd is payable four months
| after date with interest f.on date to Ii ~.
| Bell and Marshall Hanger. Commissioners OF this
| Court, or such other decree as may seem proner
| to the Court and it being represented that said
| Nadenbousch and Ha crison are non residents OF
the State of vlrgiAia, it is ordele that the Clerk
of the Court upon aft .avit being fed of their
| nop-residence publis! he sid rule in It
| the newspapers publ he'd in the City OF Staun-
| ton for four successive weeks which publication
| is hereby made equiv .lent to personal service
thereof upon the said parties.
| And it appearing, affidavit filed, that said
| John O. a NadeIi, useh and - Harrison
| Thomas are non resi- ems of this State: 1t is
ordered hat they do appear here within one
month after due publication of this notice and
do what is necessary to protect their interests
jim. RYAN
| dacOl AT Clerk,
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O.
aeoetrp.
LINES TO A DRESSMAKER.

LlNt6 III a UktSSMAhhh.
BY CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.
Oh, wherefore bid me leave thy side,
Dear Polly! would ask;
How can l all my feelings cloak.
When in thy smiles basque?
Nay. 'Pofly nay" cannot go
oh, do not stand aloof
When Of my warm affection
You possess, oh, water proof.
Why will you my feelings gore
By sending me away?
You know it's wrong, of corset is,
Thus to forbid my stay.
1t seems as though some fell disease
Was knawing at my heart,
And hem orrhage would soon ensue
If we, perchance, should part.
Then waist the precious time no more,
But let the parson tie us
Sew firmly that the marriage knot
Shall never be cut bias.
In peaceful quietude we'll float
On iife's unruffed tide,
Nor let the hustle Of the world
Pull back as one we glide.
Detroit Free Press
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l4n4-4t

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ STANTON Dec. 3lst, 1871.
Hanger George A J vs.. Ruff 8 Jacob, Elk or,
&C., now pending in chan y. in the Circuit Court
for Augusta County All parties pPfs and
def to ia this suit and Others ter esed therein,
afe hereby notified that in pursuance of an or
der entered therein, on the 29th of Nov, III,
shall, at my Office in Staunlon, on
Friday, the LIST day Of February, 1878,
proceed to take state and settle, the accounts
Of the administra ion of Alex. r H. Stuart,
Ex'or of Jacob Ruff. decd, IN respect Of tie
real fund in this cause, at which time and
place you are requi ed to attend
J. ". GREEN SMITH,
jan44t Com'r in Ch'y.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
y STAUNToa, DEC, Goth, ~.
Jno T. Antrim VS. VIM Hess. In pursuance
Of decree | the Circuit Court OF Augusta coul-
~ entere June 18th, II. in the oregoing
cause, | wll proceed; at my office III taunton,
on the
18th dry Of January, 1878,
to take an account of the real estate owned by
drft, Wm Hess and the fee- simple and am
anal rental values thereof, and account of
liens By judgment or otherwise binding the
said real STATE At which time and place all
parties interested aud especially the lien credi-
tors Of said VIM. Hess are required 10 at end.
JOHN hi. KINNEY,
dec2i-4t Commissioner.
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WE Craig, p. q. dec2l-4t
S OFFICE.

roMMIssIoNER OFFICE,
I sTApNTos, Va, Dec 18th, ~.
Earhart tJahn) US Crist Trustee, ga, nov
pending in chsncers in the Circuit Gonrf of A n.
gusta All parties p f and def is in the above
entitled gauge and al judgment lien creditors
Of john Earhart are hereby notified that.n pur-
suau.e of II order rendered ia said eanse on
the " Of Nov, 1877. shall, at my Office in
S'auuton, on
Monday, the 1lal dag of February. 1873,
nroceed TO take ar account of all liens binding
The house and lot Sangersyilie mentioned in
said order at which time and place you arere-
!. W; GREEN SMITH. comm'r.
= M.F. White, p. q. dee2i.4t
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ STANTON, VA, Bee. 18th, 1877
Antrim,
vs..
Rankin and ais.
Allparties interested in the FOREGOING cause
pending in the Circuit Court of lsusta County
TAKE NOTICE, that have fixed on the
14th day of January, 1877.
at my office to take an account of liens bindn ::
the real estate of David Rankin, an account f
he rel estate of David Rankin subject to tie
lien Of the Plaintif's judgment with the fee sim-
pie and annual rental value thereof; ara al
account of the alterations of re al estate mad. b,
David Rankin since the recovery ef Piff S
judgmeD. and to whom aliena ted, which accounts
directed TO be taken by deer g entered il
This cacse on the 3rd of April 1877 at which
time and lace you are required to- attend.
JOHN Nj KINNEY,
dec21-4: Commissioner.
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{ SNuESAPEAKE AND OHIO
~ RAILROAD
On and after MONDAY, November 18th, 1877, Pas
sengsr Trains will run as follows
FROM STAUNTON-WEsTWARD
Leave Staunton. 3.55 P. M. 2.55 A M
lrrive Goshen, 5.42 ,4.S3
Miiiboro, sos 6 3e5.C0 .
Leave Y MSi5e Sulphur, 1i4s Is Is
Arrive Hinton. Zoo p NJ. 3.35 =
kanaWha Falls, d.2 20 a; NJ. l24 4, M.
Huntington, soc q 500
EASTWARD
leave Stanton. lois A M. IL 40 A. M.
frriye Charlottesville, l2l5 F: NJ. ~ A. NJ
Gordonsville, 1.35 $50
!" R MaSn1ostGn' SO SO !. S sdS !"
Trains leaving Stanton at 1918 A. M. and 3.55
z. NJ, daily Except Sunday stopping at all re-
guaf stations
Trains leaving Stauntcn at 2.55 A. NJ and 1910
A. NJ. daily, stopping at all regular stations be
tween Huntington and Allegheny, and at Covington,
MiilbOrO Goshen. WaYneSbOrO, Alton, Greenwood
Meechums River. Ivy charlottesville, Gordonsyllle
junction and Richmond.
Sleeping cars run on 2.55 A. NJ and 1910 A NJ
trains between Richmond and Covington- Also
Sleeping cars will run on Nos and trains between
Washington and White Sulphur. !
1870 WESTERN EMiGRANTS-For Maps,
Railroad Time Tables, Land Circulars and Guides to
the Mining Regions of California, Colorado, Mon
t;na and Nevada. Lowest rates on household goods.
For full and reliable information relative to arkan.
sas, Kansas Texas, and the entire Y est and South
Vest. Call On or address j ii. WOODWARD. Emf
giant and Ticket Agent, OF G. C. DOYLE, Passen-
ger Aren't SiallntOn, Va.
For further, information. Rates. &C., apply to
G. c. DOYLE, Passenger A gent. Staunton Va,
JNO. 81. WOODWARD, Ticket Agent, Staunton, Va
CONWAY &. HOWARD, G.. P. & T.Ag't
". M S. DUNN. Engineer& SuDt
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4 LEX. z. ROBERTSON,
n ATrogNEY At Law,
Staunton Va,
viii practice in the Courts o. Augusta and ad-
joining couati,s
Special attention given to the collection of
claims and prompt returns made.
june '77-ly.
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\X7 A. GLASGOW
A. BAY LOR,

sAs. v. BROOK :, Ja
ii ATTORNEY AT LAW
SrAu ron, VIRaIHJA
Practices in the c,urts of IA Us md sd-
oining counties.
Pronps att .ltion given to all lainess
On slittssi To his aauds. Office with Hon. A.
/. Ii. Slulrt maf9-ly
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PR1GE & M1|Il|E1I1EER
DEALERS>I IN
HARDWARE

We recognize til fact that there are great
many prompt paying men in the community
y orthy oil credit and who appreciate Indulgence
on their bills and to this class it would be to our
interest and pleasure to extend the usual
time on their accounts, bnt in order to accom-
MEDIATE them we are forced to run accounts Win
many others who neglect to give their obllga-
tions proper attention when due, end finding II
so hard to discriminate between responsible ana
prompt paying men without giving offence be-
sides losing money ourselves, we have deter
mined to treat all alike and sell only for the
money We don't mean to reflect personally
upon any one, and hope our friends will not
misconstrue our course but appreciate our enort
to reduce our business to cash. ALI Will admit
that the credit system is running our country,
especially the merchants. Allosc us again to re-
neat that me do not intend to Charge Goods to any
body, and we hope by strictly adhering to this
resolution to build mp good business We
now that many will abuse US but this OF course
we cannot help. Don't get mad and swear that
you will not patti onize such men, but thin over
the matter calmly and make up your mind to
buy where you can buy the cheapest We are
now moving back to our old stand, which has
been fully repaired, where we will be really to
serve the public. and will guarantee to sell them
any thing in our line at lover figures than they
can buy for elsewhere Parties wishing to buy
a bill of goods, or Agricultural implements of
any kind, such as Gram Drills, Thfeshing
Machines, Reapers, &C., and desire the time we
will cheerfnlly grant 1t, provide they aye will
ling to close ths transactioa by giving nego-
| table note.
Thanking all " BIO favored us with their pat
ronage IN the past and he ping they wilt End it
to their interest to continue in the future, we
PRICE & MILLER.
eugl7 Staunton Va.
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Friday. the 1st day Of February, 1878.
proceed to ascertain what portion of the none,
assets of William Chapnan's estate, now 10 tbs
hands of Admir-. Bruce vera the proceeds oi
pr perty that might have btep sold under q
wri, OF f. .fa, snd what portion thereof wei
The proc. eds If subjects Of theft ia lien al
though not susceptible Of levy under the wri.
and hat choses in action belonging 20 The
estate ofslia Chapman whether collected or noi
were the property Of said Chapman before the
right to levy tne executions against hms sued
out in l86970 had ceased BY reason of he ex-
piraion tbs return days OF said executions,
and aid Commissioner will at the same time ap q
place take a further account Of the real fund
this cause as set undistributed. At which time
and place you are required to ssiend
- VI. GREEN SMITH,
CORN ssioner.
Elder 4 Nelson o. a. dec2I-4t
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ STAusToN, January lst, 1878.
Reed vs. Derrick,
Jackson IS Derrick & al.

an
jackson IS Derrick & al.
All parties interested in the foregoing con-
solidated causes pending in the Hastings Court
th- ity of Stanton TAKE NoTIcE; That
will praceea al my office in Staunton, on the
18th DAY FEBRUARY. 1878,
% take, state aud settle the accounts required
NJ the decree uttered in said causes on the
tith day OF December, 1871 At which time
nd place you are required TO attend
JOHN NJ KINNEY,
j4n4-4t Special Comm ssioner.
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1911 dry Of January, 1873,
6 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

6 sOMMlsSIONER'S OFFICE.
STAUNToa DEC 18th. "
Arehart vs.. Arehar' Infants &C.. now pend
ing in CHANGERS in the Circuit Court for the
County of August. All parties pi'f and defts
and Others irtetssted ID sle distribution Of the
fund in this cause are hereby notified that in
pursus Ice Of decree therein rendered on the
9Th of Dec,, III. shall atmy office in Staun-
ton on
Monday the 1lth, day of February 1873.
proceed to state EN- account showing who are
entitled &c the funds in this cause. At. which
time and place you required to attend.
j. W. GREEN Smith
Sheffe, & BHmgardner p q. Commissioner
e2 at
a RGRNHERIGHT VS.. KERP'S ADMIR-
~ Ia pursuance Of decree entered Nov
II, 1877, in This caase shall proceed at my Of
ice in Stanton On
Tuesday, January %, 1878,
to lake further account OF The transactions of
Samuel x, Kerr, as dsnr Of VIM Kerr, decd,
Since the period einb FACED in Commissioner
Waddelis report OF May 1874, aad OF the out
sanding indebtedness of the es ate # said J.
seaen:. - u NJ HA RRlSON,
dec2e-4t Commissioner.
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'TYE TREE IS Known BY ITS FRUIT"

1.-THE TREE is HEaME BY ITS FRUIT"
s-ru.t'si'ilis a.e wnr!f. their weigiltin gold"
SEW. I. +. SIMPSON, Louisville, Ky.
a.Srtt's Pills fre Special blessing of the nine.
tecntl century.,-siEy.,F. r. OSGOOD, New York.
al have ,.sea TUFTS PiIis for torpor OF the liver
They are superior TO any medicine for hillary dis,
p. CARR, Attorney At Law, Augusta, CO.
aIhave rscd TUFTS Pills i've years in my family.
They are u,lcqalcd for cosvensss and biliousness"
+. p. WILSON, Georgetown, Texas.
ST have used TUFTS Medicine with great benefit"
". III. NAME, EDITOR Mobile Register.
.twc sell Tfsv fay 5 TUFTS Pills to five Of all
otlicrs.''-sAYSE & CO., Cartersye, Ga.
''intt's Pills have only 70 be tried to establish
Their merits. They work like magic"
w. ii. BARRON, &c Summer ST., Boston.
"T,icro is TO medicine well adapted to the cure
of 1iiioas Iii orders TUFTS Pills.
JOS. BayEiiEl Richmond, Virginia.
{ ARD a rEEs5sa SID MORE.
Sold 5sy druggists. IS cents q bon. Office
SIS lsTs:5'.oy Street, Near York,
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I I9OMMISGIUNKR' OFFICE.
~ SrAuSTes, DISC, 18th, 1877.
Wcoddel and Wifi,
Michaels EXT and ais.
In pursuance IF al order Of the Circuit
| Court of Augusta county. entered on the 18th
| OF Novrmaer a77, III the foregoing csuse, will
proceed at m. fife in Shannon,
On The 18th, day of January, 1878,
10 complete The settlement of the account of W.
ii g ddell as Executor of Jonas Michael,
d..c d.
ar account Of the transactions of VIM.
l.. Mowry, late Sheriff and as such Admins
tr-urc a. of Jonas Michael, dec'd
An scc6unt OF the assets ofsthe estate of said
Jonas Michael. decd, snd the other accounts,
required ,by said order; q whiet. time and place
all psrti. interest2dare required to appesr.
JuIN NJ. KINNEY,
dec2l,4t Commission er.
sel-s as~sSz q
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TNDUC ,MtNTSs TO PROMPT TRADE.
Weoffsr day the largest stock of
sTAa.EN &FANCY GROCERIES


sTAz.EN AFANCY GROCERIES
to be found 10 any house South ew York,
consistirgi Sugars, Coffee, Tea, Sfrups, Salt,
Bacon, Lard, Fish Cheese Canned Goods,
starcbes, Spices, (ground and whyle,) Pickles
aad Con iments Raisins, Nuts, Fruits, Can
les, Sauc e., CaIsups.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
speciality. In fact an Thing wanted in the
Grocery line can be had OF US.
1 We h we no drummers- deal direct with the
TRADE at the smallest margins
AE.EGGGHsS ssUAzgANx'a.E ED.
geexehange goods for country produce Or
bay the same for CASH.
! JOHN E. MORRIS Il co,
1884 Main Street
Richmond Va.
Produce received on consignment and prompt
returns made on account Of sales.
nov30-3m
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Stoves Stoves Stoves

We have received our extensive
Winter Stock OfCeOk and Hcaf-
ing Stoves
which we have personally selected with the
greatest care from the warerooms of several
leading manufacturers. Having spared no ey-
pense or trouble to get III. very best ut the bot
tom cash Prices. We are prepared to sell our
stoves at the lowest figures for cash, or en- lease
in small monthly instruments. Wealso keepon
hand all kinds of
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
of the best material and do
ROOFING, SPOUTING, ETC.
in and out of the city promptly, and IN the
best manner Persons who Ned any thing in
our line, will do we'll to examine our stock before
they buy elsewhere. By selling the best goods
ut The lowest rate we hope to give fullest Salts
faction to all our patrons.
F W HAGER & CO..
oct l2-lyr Z, South Augusta Street
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VIRGINIA Alta Circuit Court held for Tor
v Augusta County, November l7th, 1877
@. R. Mason, Plaintiff,
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TEMENT! CEMGNT All per sons In
" want of fresh sad reliable
HYDRAETEsaC CEMEN
both ROUND TOP aud JAMBS RIVER can
obtain them at moderate prices at
z BAKER BROS.
EnOM FLOUR Best Family Flour guar
anteed to give satisfaction. Just received by
aug3l- BAKER. BROS
WANTS WAtTe!!- WHEAT of Prime
Quality, in carload lots, delivered at Swoope's
lerot or Stations on Vale Railroad Call
and see us
Also few barrels.cf prime FALL and WIN
TER APPLES. I9
BAKER BROS.
WOOL ROLLS for sale at BAKER BROS.
BARGAlNS! BARGAIKStt-MEN and
BOYS WINTER WEAR, such as Casslueres,
Casinets, Kentuc Jeans, &c, &C., Twilled
Flannele, Heavy Ga Heavy Factory Cloths.
Suits of which we can have made complete at
very low figures
Our friends will find it TO their interest to
call and see these Cloths before having their
Winter Suits made.
BAKER BROS.
A lot Of BLANKETS very cheap. now
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proceed o ascertain and report lst. The con-
ation Of the title to the Il acre tract of land in
his cause mentioned as situated near Waynesz
ore il Ieing the same pr perty that was sold
IN n b, Go W Pelter to defendant, Markwood
,le- priority ,and ed Any other matters deemed
pertinent bv Commissioner Or required by any
p,rty IN interest 10 be stated; at which time
and piac. you are required to attend.
j, W. GREEN SMITH, s
Commissioner
W. Craig, p. q. dec2l-4t
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