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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-11-06
Condition OF the Treasury Specie Re
sumption.

WASHINGTON. Oct. Secretary
Sherman has written the following letter
in regard to the condition ofthe treasury
Tor specie resumption, &C.:
Treasury Department, Office Of the
Secretary. Washington. ID. C.. Oct. 81.
To j. Leroy II. Dodd. Esq, Buch-
anan, Michisan.-Slr: l am in receipt
Of your letter fthe 2Jlh instant making
certain inquiries as to the condition 81
the treasury for resumption and the
amount Of paper circulation per capita
IN this country and the principal coua-
tries Of Europe. In reply l have to
inform YOU that OF tie lst instant the
coin balance Of the Treasury was 1922,
Gj9.G4G 81. This entire amount, how
ever, was not available fer resumption
purposes. but su jet 10 liabilities As
follows: Interest due and unpaid, 50,
345.2 S9 H.; debt en- which interest Las
ceased, $l2.524 600 %; interest thereon,
1913, 5oj. 90, ceiu certificates. gold. s32.-
$40, 600; cola certificates, silver. sl.Stc.-
010; unclaimed interest S9.547 03; uu-
maiured bonds called Tor resumption,
sll.500, 600. Total, $9S.421.7Sl 81
leaving forresumplion purposes. 3l54.-
23l.sOj OG.
The cein receipts into the treasury
will probably exceed by Il considerable
amount the coin payments between now
and January, 1919, 80 thst at least the
above balance will then be available tor
resumption purposes. 1t should also be
borne IN mind that meanwhile there Is
10 probability Of tie entire coin liabili-
lies beng presented for payment. As
TO the paper circulation Of the European
countries, this department has no iuior-
nation except what can be obtained
from publications open to all. The
London Fconomi,t Of september H..
(astat hand. state the amount ofpapcr
circulation OF banks In the United
Kingdom. less amount retained by the
banking department Of the Bank oi
England. to be e43.9GG.97l sterling. the
circulation Of tie Bank Of France (Which
alone in France has authority to issue
notes. 10 be september ), e9A7l0.OOj
sterling. and that Of the Imperial Bank
q Germany. september +, e3O.4l5.O0)
sterling. It is understood that some
ol tho country banks Of Germany have
authority. under cer'a.n restrictions. t.
.>>ua notes, knt the amount issued is
believed 10 lie incsnsiderabl.. Beduc-
NJ these amounts TO the currency itAs
country the per capita Of circulation alp
pears 20 BE Is follows:
Circaiatia. Top. h's. pr
e-..mal cap
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RETURNS RETURNS

Iha elsc,iou IS oyer az IL returns
80. .aSl con- 81. il. lui Il yau want 10
ias out aha. IS your true interest ca-
1T TIE
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-11-06

BANNER * BURNER.
Woodstock, VA.
Aur. 2'-3a.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-11-06

MEMPHIS. Oct. 31.-The weather
took a sudden change last night, and
turned very cold. From o'clock last
evening until noon to-day undcrtaksrs
report orders for five interments.
Later.-Nc deaths from yellow fever
to-day.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS. Oct. 3l.-Thc wea-
Their to-day is clear, cool and windy.
Twelve deaths and II new cases 0. vel
law fever are reported for the past
twenty-lour hours. The Goounas to
date are 1908 cases and 1920 deaths.
Marc,,rv OF IN ID II II
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SIR I.c,lt*smHts.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-11-06

The bara OF Adam Kilbaugh, near
Catociin Furnace, Frederick county,
Md. with its contents, totally destroy
ed BY fire Saturday merning. The
building contained ten or twelve tons OF
hay. one horse. two cows, lot Of farming
implements. harness. sc. The fire is
thought to have been the work Of an
incendiary.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15

appall. There are men who think
that they can sin with lmPuhltS.
There are others who are so callous
that they never think OF their moran
responsibility. This storm was cal
culated to benefit both of these classes
for il taught the one how VAIN are the
works and strength of men wheh
God puts forth the small finger OF
His power, aud it aroused the other
to a view so terrific that they could
not fail to he affected by it. Tins
providence has its lessons also tor
| God's " people. To them, "sweet
are the uses of adversiIy.' 10 the
| dead and diving. it has been but the
| chariot of fire to transport them To
their Fathers home above. To the
torn and mauyleu and bruised, 1t has
aid them upon beds OF pain ana
hrlpIessuess, where they are learning
the sweet lessons of patience anu
trust, and are comforted by the
near presence ofIlim, whom their sou
love. They will rise from those
beds purer aud wiser aud stronger
To those of us who have been simple
witnesses OF these sorrows. 1t ma
afforded All opportunity for tina
charity which is twice blessed
Who of us. that have visited thes'
narrowing scenes, have come ava!
AS we went? Was there no quicken
ing Of gratitude for our escape; n
fearful sympathy for the suffering
. no melting of the icy currents OF gu
, hearts; no stepping of our souls upo'
, a higher and a purer plane of thouSi
and feeling aud action To som
we fear il will be but Il nine day
wondcr-buI as the Idle wind;
+ Others. il will be blessed OF God
= an era in their journey heaveuwar'
a step in the ladder which jacob SAY
leading the soul nearer to Cod,
Il truth, to duty.
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Of

STATE OE sri
LAFAYETTE COUNTY, SS""
In the Probate Court, May Term. 4h day-May
10th, ISIS.
John S. Saunders, administrator of the estate oi
Thoma, j. Biedsoe. deceased.
NOW at this day comes John ;. Saunders a1-
~ ministraior Of the estate Of Thomas j. hi''i-
soc, deceased, and presents to The court us pc
titiOn, praying for an order for the si'eoi 81
much OF the real estate of said deceased as VII,
pay and SATISFY the remaining debts que py san'
estate, and yet unpaid for want OF sufncieht MS
sets, accompanied by the accounts, lists anu IN
ventOrIes required by law IN such cases; on eA-
animation VIII, reof. 1t Is ordered that all per-
sons interested IN said estate be- notified !hat ap-
| plication AS aforesaid has been made, anu uhite.
the contrary be shown on or before the uls'
day of the next term Of this court, TO be pesah
and held at the COURTHOUSE, in the city Oh i.eN-
ington, on the second Monday in August, $50
un order will be made for the sale ot the whoit
or SO much of the real estate Of said deceaS'u ~
Will be sufficient for the payment oil saiu uept9
And IL is further ordered that u copy hereo
be- published IN the Lexington Weekly lnteiii'
genccr, u newspaper printed in said county o
LAFAYETTE ,f0rfour weeks successfully Inc iasi II
srrli0n to be at least four weeks before me mex
term OF this court
\ true copy. Attest:
,,,rl INDIA nj the Probate Court.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE Of MIsSOURI,t
LAFAYETTE COUNTY,
In the Circuit court OF said county, in Vncaii"il-
May 2lsi, 1876
Andrew j Hughes, Matilda McCor-l
mack and Henry Mccormack, her
husband, Mary Hughes and Daniel
l.. Bishop,
versus Petition.
EmelIne F. Hughes. 4 minor under
seventeen Yeas OF age, Rama Ada
lilc Bishop. Charles Hughes, Jesse
hughes. illiam Hughes and David
Hughes.
Two the said Rama Alkaline Bishop. Charles
L Hughes, JESSE Hughes, William Hughes,
ami David Hughes: You are hereby notified. ma
said plnlIiIn- nave commenced u suit against
you and others, III said court, by petition 10.
PARTITION. in which It is alleged that one Daxin
Hughes, late OF said county. departed TINS ne
IN the month OF July, lc1J, seIzei, IN lee simple,
oi the following described real estate, situated III
Lafayette county, Missouri. to-wii: f"rty-l"o
and thiriy-tGree c-hundredtns az e-lbJ ACRES
Of land being the northwest quarter OIL the norm
| east quarter OF section five 10, and eiShtv-three
md tor;y one-hundre,lrhs t53 i0-lU) acres OF
land, being the north half of the northwest guar.
ter Of said section live 81, and three hundred ana
twenty C3.ul acres OF land, being lhe norm nav
of section six 90, all said lands being in town
ship iorty-eight as of range tweniy-eignt Us
that said deceased left at his death tue io!iowlnt
children, to-wit: Andrew j. Hughes, Charlie
Hughes, Jesse Hughes, William Hughes, Da'i'
Hughes, Matilda Mccormack. Mary Hughes, am
Em,llne +. Hughes, and the following Sianu
chiidrrn, .o-wit: Daniel l.. Bishop, and Ram
I \ va tItAS1 ~
his childIen being entitled To nn"-nihth IlIa!h
and his grandchildren 10 one-eighieentil u-le'h
each. subject, however. 10 the following AL
vuncemrlt-: TO Andrew j. Hughes. one thou
sand dollars Isl 900 TO Charles hughes, on
thousand dollars Isl .@H), and to Matilda NC
Cormuck scv'nty dollars $50; that forty tu
acres OF said land, being the northwest quafte
OF the northeast quarter OF said srction h'c t),
subject to the payment OF the debts OF saiu ue
Ceased. -,
And the prayer of said petition is. that u
court will determine the rights and interests
SAID parties IN and To saId real estate, ans. "ia'
the same to be sold, and tn proceeds diSiI.
among The parties according to their rights
And YOU are further notified that unless yo
, appear al the next term of said court, 10 Ne DC
: gun and held at the courthouse IN the GU
. of LEXINGTON. on the 9Th day OF August next, an
on or before the 9Th day thereof, II the term sha
= SO long continue, and If not. then before the Ell
/. of IN. term, and answer said petition, the san
Will he taken as confessed.
u And il is further ordered that a copy hereof
. published IN the Lexington Weekly lntelilse
Ger, = newspaper printed In said county OF J..
: fayrttc, for TOUR week, successfully, the last !
srrtiun to be Al least tour weeks before the col
:. meuCrIn.nt of the next term of this court.
4 true copy. Attest:
% FRANK TRIGG, Clerk
~ BY Z. b. DANIEL, ID. Z
=. Hathbun & Shewalirr, a'tys for pihs. my
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STATE OF MISSOURI. s
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
In the Circuit court OF Lafayette county, May
.Term-May 21th-in vacation.
Rebecca f. krille and Augusthrille,
her husband, pla ntihs'
Andrew w. Mitchell, Zachariah j. ;p.,,io,
S. Mitchell. Randolph Mitchell,
John ". Mitchell and Evaline 5.
Mitchell. defendants.
NOW at this day come the PLAINTIFF aforesaid
l\by their attorneys, before the Undersigned.
clerk of SAID court in vacation, ana file their pc
titIon, stating, among other things. that the de
PENDANT. John W Mitchell, is u nonresident of
the state of Missouri. whereupon 1t is ordered by
the said clerk. in vacation, that publication be
made, notifying said defendant. John W. Nit
against him and said other defendants.by petition
IN the said circuit court the general object and M
turc of which is 10 declare ms paid and satisfied
II certain debt and vendors lien of iour thousand
and five hundred dollars (si. 5oel due Isaac. w
! Mitchell as purchase money for, and Tor which a
I Ian was retained in u deed dated April3 J, lo66,
| cmny.,i ing TO defendant, ZachaI iah j. Mitchell,
us trustee, for the use of Rebeccn F.. Mitchell,
(now Rebecca +. krille, plaintlhl and the heirs
of her body, lot number three 49, and hity 800
feet of of the west side of lot number two ~, in
block number Twenty-Five (25I in the first addi-
ton 10 the town (now city, OF Lexington. in said
Lafayette county, Missouri, and unless he be
and appear at the next term of said court. to be
begun and held III the courthouse, in the city
of Lexington. in said Lafayette county, state of
Missouri. on the 5th day of August next, and on
or before the sixth day thereof, VI the term shall
SO long continue, and if not, then before the last
day If the term. and answer the said petition at
cording to law, the same will he taken as con-
fessed.
1t is further ordered that a copy hereof be pub.
lished in the Lexington Weekly lntellisencer, 8
newspaper published in the said county of Lii.
iayetIe, for Tour weeks successfully, the last in.
sertIon to be at least four weeks before the COM
mencement of the next term of this court.
a true copy. Attest:
FRANK TRIGG, Clerk.
Wallace & Chiles, attys. for pin. jnnl
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

. : VIZ .hi'-S''h
LAFAYETTE COUNTY
In the Probate Court of Lafayette county. May
Term, 10th day-May 18th, !s.S.
Thomas j Fletcher, administrator OF the estate
OF Saluda A. Whittlesey, decreased.
NOV at this day coInes Thomas } fietrher,
IN administration OF the estate al Saluna A. Nhit-
tlesey. deceased, and presents 10 Inc court MS
petition, praying Tor an order Tor the eaie OF SO
| much Of the r, al estate OF said decreased AS VIII
pay and satisfy the remaining debts due by sa!u
estnte, and yet unpaid for want OF suihcleht AS
sets, accompanied by the accounts. lists anu ih-
vcnt0rIes required by law in such case.' on cH-
animation whereof, It IL ordered that all persons
Interested in said estate be notified that aPPlic2-
ton rs aforesaid has been made, ani unless
the contrary be shown on or before the hrst day
of the next term of this court, TO BE- begun anu
held 1T the courthouse, ia the city oil Lexington,
on The second Monday in August. 1870, An orier
will be made for the sale oi the whole or SO mucn
of he real estate OF said deceased rs VIII DE SUI
icien: for the payment of said debts.
And II is tuI ther ordered that q cory nj reol pe
published in the Lexington We, KY lnteiilSen'
Ger, Il new spaper printed IN said county OF La
IayeItc, for four weeks surccssivtly, the last III
sertIou to he ut least four weeks before the mex
term OF said court.
WM CANNON,
may25 Judge Of the Probate Court.
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TRUsTEE,S SALE.

WHEREAS, Isauc H.. Reed and Elv!na NJ.
w Reed, his wife, by thrlr certain nee.i VI
trust. dated the 1th day Of May, 1874. ana re
corded in the recorders Office ofLaiayette coun-
ty. Missouri, III book No. ID. NJ PM -
conveyed 10 the undersigned, trustee, the lo'I
loving described real estate, siinitr, lying an"
being in thr county of Lafayette, statt Oh MIS-,
SOUR, to-wit: A part al the northwest quarter Vi
section tw,nty-eistt tsol; toM s l.1't .p,d hGundet
rs follows, to-wit: Being adjoining the own
aullyiile, on the northwest side. c"iiihl'n'ihs
nj a poInt in said AullyIilr, whcr" IN. hoitieI5'
line OF First street is sni"rstctrd ny tne NORM
west tine Of Oak street; thence on sali IN VI
oak street northeast three hundred t5Ol ieet,
IA. nee northwest on 4 line parAiiei win sal"
Eir.t =, r,ri 10 HE north line OF said quarter Sec
ton: thence. west along said section line 10 a
mint where the sam" would be inter7'cte' ny
.u,i line OF FIRST street, II same were pr"i"iiSe"
northwest; thence TO tie place of berinnlne' also
| another tract, bounded rs follows: Commencing
mt "A point where said line oil OAK stI"'t 1t ihpei-
secltI bv the southwest line OF first street
m, nc, -nuthwest three hundred [}Dbi feet ;thencr
northwest on i line parallel with FIRST street, 10
the west line OF said quarter section; 'hShce
north along said last named section nm. u
u point where the same would he iniersectcn pE
said southwest line of First street; thence Il" uI'
place al beginning, all containing more ~
five 81 acres, To secure The pay men, . i w a. 81,
tam notes therein described, together Win ,n'
interest due thereon. and whereas sl'
notes have become due and default IL.
now. therefore. notice Is hereby giveI
that the undersigned trustee, NJ the r.lue7t %
the legal holder oil said notes, WILL in aGcorhahc
with the terms and conditions 81 san" "'e" u
rrms; nrocerri to sell the real estate therein de
scrIbcd. at public v-niue, 10 the highest oinu'i
for cash in hand, AT the courthouse unof. u y,
city of Lexington, county oil LiiaS c''e' II" u"
of Missouri, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, A. D., ISIS,
! between the hol r. Of nine O'Clock in the for'
noon and five O'Clock IN the afternoon OF sal
day 4" satisfy SAID notes ana interest t".l'"h''
J geih.r with The costs OF Executing ms tfus..
uuy2j \. J. HAIL. trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, John Stalev, Ivy his certain deed
w OF trust, dated ihr twelfth day OF May ,ls.3,
and recorded III the rccurder's Office oil Laiay-
cite county, Missouri, In book No. II. page 6uO,
r,nyryrd To the undersigned, trustee, the toll
lowing deacrihed real estate, situate, lying ana
being in the county oil Lafayette, state OF MIS-,
suuri. to-wif: bur hundred ana ihlrtN SIN anu
twu-;hir Is IIni a acres oil land il being the south
end of The northeast quarter; also the south end
OF the east h All OF the northwest quarters; also
the south end Of twenty t.ol acres on the EAST
side of the west half ut the northwest quarter,
and six l,I acres oil the north end oil the West
half ot.thc southeast quarter, All I'll salu tracts OF
parcels of land are III section nine W: towhship
foriy-nine (i9l, range twenty-slN l26l. ana Is
divided bv u line running east aud west through
said quarter section; and the east hall oil Inc
northwest quarter, and twenty t.ol acres the
| east side of the west half If The northwest quar-
ter. SO as to cut of one hundred and hirty-siN
| acres of the south side Of the SAID land TO the
said John Sial-y, that east aud west line p.lns
the dividing line between the SAID Staley anu th'
land formerly owned by Allan Phhcg-r on The
north; also tw.ntv-siN acres and twn-thirds oil
an acre L6 81 OF the north end OF the norliieas,
quarter of the southwest quarter oil section nine
4 [gl. township iorty-nIne 1891, range tWenty-siN
isl, containing in all one hundred and sixty
three 1851 acres. more or less, to secure The pay
ment of n certain promissory note therein at'
scribei, together with the interest due ih' reon
and whereas said note has become due ana dc
fault has been made in the pay ment OF the same
now, therefore, notice Is hereby given that IN
undersigned, trustee, at the request oil the leEa
holder oil said note, will, in accordance with III
terms and conditions of said deed oil trust. pro
coed to sell the real estate therein described, \
public vendue, to the highest bidder. for cash il
hand, at the courthouse door in the city OF Lex
ington, county of Lafayette, and state oil MIS-
FRIDAY, JUNE p, A. d, 1873.
between III. hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF sal
day, to satisfy said note and interest thereon, To
gether with The costs oil cAeGnling tins ,rnst.
juueltd Trustee.
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rovrY YE.ss BatuRE TIL PUBLIC.
DIR. 6. McLANE'S
CELEBRATED
PILLS
HrpatitiS, or Liver Complaint,
pys-ErsIA AID SICK nKAuAcnE

SYMPTOMS Of a Diseased Liver.
DAM the rightside under the edge
L of the ribs. increases on N'esslIre;
sometimes the pain is in the left side;
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES onthelett
side; sometnnest the pain is fcltundcr
the slloulder-blade, and it frequently
| extends to the top Of the shoulder, and
j, sometimes mistaken for 4 ,heuma-
| ,isminthearm The stomaChis affect
e! with loss OF appetite and sickness;
| the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
headistroubledwi with pain, accompan-
led witt, a dull, heavy sensation IN the
back ra,t. There is generally a con-
siderable loss of memory, accompan-
led with a painful sensation of having
left unlonc something which ought to
have been done. A slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The pa
tent complains of WEAKNESS and de-
h;Iity: he i is easily startled. his feet are
cold or burning, and hecomplains oil a
p,icklv sensationofthe skin his sPlr-
lis are low : and although he is salts
fed That exercise would be beneficial
to HIM. vet he can scarcely summon
up fortitude enough TO try 1t, In tact
he distrusis every remedy. Several O.
the sattendthedisea
but cases have occurred where few o.
, them existed, vet examination OF the
BODY, afterdeath, has shownth LIvEI
to have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER
DIR. c. MCLASE's Liver PILL.s,I:
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, wheI
taken with Quinine, are productive o
the most happy results. No bette
u cathartic can be used, preparatory &c
: or after taking Quinlne. We woul
advise all who are afflicted with TIN
Il disease to give them A FAIR TRIAL
n For all Bilious arrangements and a
asimple purgatlve they
-. BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
>, The genuine DIR. c. M!LASE
10 LIVER Pills are never sugar coate'
:, Every box has a red wax seal O
the lid, with the impression ID
-, MrLAHE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLASEs L1vHR Pill
Is bear the signatures of Z. MILAN,
I'd and FLEMING Bros. on the wrapper
VInsist on your druggist or stor
re keeper giving YOU the genuine Dr.
,d NCLA%E's LIVER Pills, prepare
he by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa
h.. Sold bv all respectable druggi.
30 and country ~storckeepsrs general
.ir T,thosr wl,hing To sIs" Dr. Mcl.A"R-ei LIN
rtLt,a ira. sc viii a,ai! r">t pad - any par
III -. IrnI,c,t Site. re UoS 20; Pa. Tor twcn:N
.,S ELEMING RuS P.it>burg.
Uan20-tf1
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF !
LAFAYETTE COUNTY. (

STATE OF MISSOURI
L~AfAYErTE COUNTY.
In the Circuit, court OF said county. in Vacation-
April 18th. ISIS.
Rober, W. Gautier,
versus
Wiley r. Farmer, Charles NJ. Thomas
administrator with the Will annexed
of Charlotte. NJ. Bratton. deceased,
and rs trustee, Green d. Sattcrtield.
Louisa NJ. CampbrN and Alexander
Campbell, her husband. Amanda Petition.
NJ. White and Coleman White. her
husband. John " BnrKes, Charles
ID Rurk.s, Lille u. Butkcs, ANNE
Lee Burkrs, Mary Alice Burkes AMI
Ih"ma. +. Burke, cnllafsn ana
aud George ". l.. Burkes. .
ITO the said George W. l. Burkes. John w.
l Burkss. Lille u; Bnrhes., AmnIe Lee e
lIurkes, Amanda NJ. White and Coleman White:
You are hereby notified that said plaintih has
commenced "a suit against you and said other
cclrndants, in sand court by petition; the object
and general nature OF which, is to ohtain juig-
m-nt for the amount an. plaii't'I on a note exc,
daird the 2aih day nf Augu't ISL for siSi l4-iol,
and due on or before the LIST day uf January ,ls'S
with ten per cent iDter'st from Isl, hay OF Jan,
made by said Farmer 10 Green d. satt'rii'ld
TRUSTEE Tor the hcncii, OF plaintiff on the follow
ing described real rsta'c, situated in Latay.tt,
county, Missouri. tu-wit: Sin. To- shares being
slN-sevenths W-1thl of the southwest quarter"
the southeast quarter of section thtrty-slN GO.
III low n>Ilb ItllN -tiSft lfc.J Va tahS'
eight C1s.) and for AN order anu decree iorecios'
ing the equity of redemption Of SAID defendant
and each OF them of. in and TO said land rs sub
s.qu-nt incumhranc"rs OF said land with n"ilc
of plainitn's claim and lien and that tue amour
ascrrtaiEei To be due plaintiff on SAID note
+ winch II Is alleged was given for the purchas
money be declared II prior lien rs against the III
tercets oil said defendants OF. in and 10 said ian,i
and that said land be sold to satisfy first IN
amount ,lu- plaintiff with interest and costs.
i And YOU are further notified, that unless go
. be and appear III the next term OF SAID court, I
I lie holden ut the courthouse, in the city
Lexington, On the 9TH day "t August next, an
on or before the sixth day thereof, il the teri
shall so long continue, aud If not, then teioi
the end of the term AMI answer said petitioi
the same will be taken rs confessed.
And II is further ordered III Al Il copy hereof
d published in tn. Lexington Weekly lntclligei
Ger. a newspaper printed in said county. oi Ii
tayette, for four weeks successfully, the last D
scrtion to be at least four weeks before the cou
, mrncement OF the next term OF this court.
" a true copy. Attest:
= FRANK TRIGG, Clerk.
d by r DANIEL, ID L. mS2a-at.
n Ryland u Ryland. Attorneys for plaintiff.