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The New York herald., 1878-08-14
DIAMOND SWALLOWING.

In the swimmiog bath house at the foot Of Grand
sirest Emma Brusoy has been employed for some
ume TO look after the ladies' clothing and perform
various other functions about the place She was
there on Monday evening, when Miss Robeccs schies
singer went 70 bahe, and kindly oonssoted 70 take
care Of that youug Iadys clothes tor her
Reboccs took her two diamond earrings
and put them in istie bog she had
with her, and deposited thsro also . $500
solitaire dneor ring. Alter her abiutons had been
periosmsd she looked Tor her jewery ana discovered
that she s0lstaieo was missing. She accuscd Emma
who denied the THEFT. Emma was arrested. but man
scd 10 get apart from those around her just before
che detectives appearance, and, esrfui OF havteg
the ring found her person, adopted the somewhat
peculiar sxpcdient Of putting 10 out Of sight BY swa
loving u. When tho onicer took her tnto custody
she In asserting her nnsconce. and during her
stay in shs station house she msntaincd u anew.
Y. sterday mosning vsers going 30 court she was
pressed some hopes Of npdins tho diamond there
Search, Of course, was irultisss Tnsy returned TO
the station again, but Emma, nov that she had time
70 rehect upon ner coarse, begnn 70 suspscs taas
diamond rings were not healshtul substances TO
put In hor epigsstrium and she bitterly repented
her rasnness. In Emma's mind vague fesrs
began 10 pass that jewels could Withstand the
best attacks Of gastric juice and gems and
gold when taken internally were not the shtngs to
satisfy the heart. so sho msdc clean breast OF ~
isst--admissed the THEFT confessed the swallow and
prayed for smetics aud medical men Tney took her
10 tbs Essex Market uours where she was remandea,
and bscx again 70 the station house where the skl OF
poltos surgeon called into sesvve 70 remove sne
.lk0 aaak<nnon2ha incnhuA
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HELD FOR DEPRAvIrY.

Francis Lee, aged sixty-nve. OF No 133 East
l24th street, who said the sexton and sunday
school superintendent Of the Frs, Harlem Methodist
Church In llosh sjrest aud Second avenue, and Who
was arrested on Monday By OGlcer Frauiey, Of the
Central PARK police charged vitn indsoenty assault
Ing Martha kirschon, Of No. 7o7 Third avsnuA. vac
brought to tho Fifty seventh Street Court
yesterday mosnipg rhe lAtic girl, only twelve
ysars OF ags entered her complaint agains him. Lee,
- aleasQ, the night before, IN the station house.
discharge him. ~ II WAS his nrss ononss ~ long HE
OF uprightness and usefulness In the court room,
however, bis manner vas snursV changed and,
wnsn asked what he had 10 say caught The Bible
ne was entirely innocent He said he had been
Msthodiss Of forty years. standiaG The tears csmc
from hrs eyes and ne shook with smetiou. Hts al
legged victim, however, swore positively " the tude
$500 bail Up 70 the closing Of ths court hsd
appeared as his bondsman-
Lee, who carries on The businsss Of shoemakinC,
told the following story TO the reporters lit had not
been his habit 10 visit tho Psrk bu, having no wsrk
20 do on ns day In Question he vlssd thss postson OF
tne city's playground known ~ the Bowor. There
he sat- with children playing all about ham.
Thsir pretty faces pleased his fancy. Ho
said 'Ln.ls girs:. eome here and SIC on
an old mans lnp" And they came, ana he
placed one alter another on his Knees snd Kisssd
them and chucked them under the chin. There was
nothing worse in his conductf Oh, no; bc was
grown gray in the service OF the Lord. Then when
no had Kissed them and spoken kIsd words he SET
them down and thcy rompsd avay. He inno-
Gently going away himself when Onlcsr Frsnley sahi.
"0d man, you are my psws6sr."
II is denied BY the bers OF the Mgthodiss
ehurch above msntionsd that Lss 10 q member Of ~
superintendent OF the Sunday school, says Ice 10 nos
Ans navsf nAs hsss taaahAs h ths scbcsL
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DECOYED AND DESERTED.

young woman, wandering along South Filth ave.
10 a,msss. undecided way. attracted the aiten
tion OF Sergeant Gaynor Of tho Fourtcentn precinc
yesterday morning. He followed and questioned her,
learned she homeless and friendlcss, and on TAX
Ing her to tho station house. learned that she had
been dscoyed 10 this city from Philadsiphia and
turnod into the stvcots She furnished the following
statement to Judge Morgan, IN tho Jefferson Market
Court, yesterday -
..My name is Bertha Byrnes; am sixteen years Of
age and nave bceu living with my parents Ut No 4Oo
Lancaster avenue, Phiiadslpha, Pa my faihor Is a
conductor OF The Chestnut street cars la that
city; about two weeks ago my parents drove me from
tho house. telling me 10 60 aud earn my owp living;
tbeu went TO an Intelligence olce at No. 6lS Walnut
street, kept by Alexander Grant, In search OF employ
ment; Ms. Grant promising 10 obtsin employment
for mo induced mo 10 come to this CITY; believed
him until he hircd furnished room ut No IL Chart
ton street and wanted TO live with him, whom
Immediately Lett him; on Tuesday last was arrested
by An ofccr and takon to Police HeadQusrtcrs, aud
they sent me TO some Institution, but did not like II
and lett there last Wednesday,
"rwo years ago, she said "hor father had her at
boarding school, where shs received liberal educa-
uon."
soreoant Gaynor said she had been sent TO the
Home Of the Frcndless, but escaped from H. She
was committed 10 the House of Mercy.
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IN LOVE WITH A BLACKSMITH.
THE MOTHER OF -FOUR CHILDREN ABAsDoss

THE MOTHER OF YOUR CHILDREN ABANDONb
THEM AND HER HUSBAND.
Tho German who rushed into Police Headquarters,
at Brooklyn, In an excited condition on Monday to
complain that his wife had elopcd with blacksmith
and iaksn with her three OF hts four
children, besides $500, proves 70 bo Andrew
Jansen, q resident oil Rockaway avenue, East
New York. The acting superintendent listsaed pa
ten,y his Wild and dolsiui tale, and then, without
taking his nams referred h,m tho police in East
Now York Jansen accordingly repaired to tho police
prec,Dct ~ Now Lots, Of Which Captain Early Is IN
charge. Sergeant French, who was at the desk,
heard the mans story, and informed him that
he could pot see IN IL any ground fss
tho interferencs of ths police. and then
sent him the office Of Judge woohord 70 obtain y
warrant. Here the rsheArsed his story tor the
third time. and the Judgo refused 20 grant war
rant unicss Jansen could point out the hiding place
OF hts wife, Who is supposed 10 be IN Brooklyn. The
facts as lar ~ could be gleaned yesterday, are ~
ADVISED not to give to tho police the reporters
SOME tine bOardsr under Janssn's root, ana hero
the suspicious Of tho husband were first aroused In
regard 70 the relations between his wife aud her
boarder. Things came at last 10 an open rupture
and the blacksmith was Iorced 20 leave, although
against MRS. Jsnscn's protssL Frequent Quarre's
between the husband and wife were the result, and
she on several occasions threatened to leave HIM.
LOVED rnE BLACKSMITH BEsT.
She even told MIN 70 taco that she preferred the
blacksmith TO him.. Jansen at lass ADding tho pcacc
Of hts home dspart,ag. sold out MS ll,t'o home,
her effects during husbands absence lott the
house which they had lasiy resided taking with her
OF the iour dren aud $780, part oi the pro-
ceeds OF the salo OF the house She took the Atlantic
avenue cars and proceeded toward south Brooklyn.
When Jansen returned 10 his house and was In
formed by The remaplps child OF the nGhi hs started
10 pursuit. bu. losing the trai PC applied As stated st
Police Headquarters Mcsuwhile tho fugitive wtte
had lsfs tho - The Junction OF Atae-
sic and rlaibush avenues, and kissing Der ohii.
dreu, sent them home, whore they wore
fsund by tho isthsr on his return. search
for ths revealed the fact tua be- soo nad
made preparations for flight Saturday, but wss
disappointed because be could not obtain wages due
him from hts employer In Bsookiyn. He and MIS-.
Jansen are supposed 10 be located In the latter city,
where they Will probably remain TIL he obtains the
wages him aud they will have sufficient means 10
take tbsm 10 Europe .lYt.t
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FOUND In THE RIVER.

The body OF Mrs. johanna Rolan, the young wo.
man who was drowned In the East River, At South
Brooklyn, ON Monday evening. While uyins 70 sssp
from the rowboat In which she was 10 Ansshsr, wa
yesterday found floating IN the river on abe foot OF
twenty rst street aud conveyed ~ The police 10 ncf
late rcsidsnc. Across tho womAn's right ey ebsow
there was an incised wound from vhsch the blood
hsd recently been lowing, while The head and fAes
were greatly coogsstsd. Captain McKsiar, beitsvs
Tag The cut and the nRsstion might have been
casisnod Ny bow, arrested Joha Norris, eighteen
years OF age, OF No oo1 Tnrd avenue; George Nerd
horst, sevcnteen years Of age, of No. lie Twenty.
second street, and Thomas Dsughsrty, fourteen years
OF age, The son OF an undsrtaksr, residing on ths
corner oi Third avenue and Twenty street. VINO
wore tho occupants or the boat into which ine de-
ceased was cndsavoring 10 step whom her own boai
osreened and threw her into the river The boys
srrHisned before Justice Ferry required 10 give
bonds IN $500 each 70 appear witnesses at the
Coroners inquest They stated positIvsy that there
had beon no auarreng belwesn thom and ths iva
boys In the boat with MrA Roan, and declared thai
Lh6 istssf'a dAAth uas uuxaly accidAnsa
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maadamus the Comptroller He thinks mat thsrs 70
no that the cables viii be nnishsd and says care
will be taken that the cable get their pay some
how. II the delay In getting the mooey - ior any
great length OF tlms all work wiii be stepped
and the engineers and clerical force. ~ veil
the werkmsn, woulc be paid on On beng asked
what he shousht the Brooklyn authoSitiss vsuld do
view Of the present developments, he said, rhsy
probably will not pay any more money until the ques-
lion settled IfNew York not liable then Brook.
lyn In not, and until the question Is settled We viii
probably not ask them Tor the money!.
President Murphy had ief the ofee before the news
arrived.
STRAND WORK.
Work was commenced p n. yesterday on
tho nnetseuth and lass pair OF strands forming tne
two south thernmost cables. These Will be nnishsa N
about q week, ana after being lowered the work OF
wrapping tho two mpsts cables will % conmencso.
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VITAL STATISTICS.

During the week ending Saturday, August 10, 1878,
SEQ deaths reported 70 have occurred In this city
There 10 decrease oil 20 ~ compared With the pre-
ceding week and G5 less than the number reported
during the corresponding week Of last year. The
actual mortality for the week ending August was
56S, which LA below the average number OF deaths
which occurred during tho corresponding weeks Of
the past nvs years, and represents annual death
rate OF 27.23 per 600 Inhabitants, the population
estimated at 1,OS4 6S3.
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frantic grief m. seen. Was one tina. touched tn.

frantic grief me scene vas one that touched the
hearts Of all present. "
u ToUDD.
Tho prisoner IN ths meantime was locked up in tho
Thirneth precnct station house, and his pedigree
taken by Sergeant Cass. He gave his a. twenty
four years, and his residence a. No. 3 West ll0Ih
street. He had, he stated, been employed abont
year on the Riverside drive he repeatedly asserted
10 the police that he did not strike the dscsassd or
push him, and that he acted only In self-dsfencs-
Later In the day he handcuned and taken 10 the
Tombs by Omcer Nevsns the Coroner having iuily
committed him.
The inquest viii be held a. an early day.
The New York herald., 1878-08-14

THE RUSSIAN CONSULATE.

Tho Russian Minister at washingten has appointed
Mr.. q. Williams TO tho onncc OF Consul General Of
Russia In this country, made vacant raccny bp shs
aocss Of the LaaA Nr. ". Hodisco.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-23
BY +. a. kerhy, Auctioneor.

(No. S. King street, Aexandria Vs.)
10y VIRTUE OF DEGREES OF THE
ID Circuit Court Of the city Of Alexandria,
Virginia. rendered at tho November term, 1873,
and the May term, 1878 in tho chsncery suit
Of Fairfax against Thornton and others, the
undersigned, commissioners by said decree
thereto authorized, will proceed, on SATUR-
DAY, the 10Th day of September, 1873. at Il
o'clock m, to soil by public aution in front of the
Market Building On Royal street, in the said
city Of Alexandria, Va, y TRACT OF LAND,
in Fairfax county, Virginia, containing six
Thousand sevon hundred and ffty.tour (G,754)
acres in the bill AID proceedings mentioned,
being the residue Of tho original purchase by
Thornton from Fairfax remaining unsold. The
Washington and Ohio Railroad is located
through the tract. A plat Of the property will
bo exhibited at tho time and place Of sale, and
tho ssmo offered in lots or as q whole, SIS may
prove to the interest OF al parties concerned.
Terms of SAle-Ten thousand dollars cash,
snd tho residue OF the purchase money to be
payable in equal instslments ut one. two and
three years, respectively. with interest from the
day of sale, to bs evidenced and secured by the
bonds Of tho purchaser, with good pcraonal So
curity; tho commissioners to retain the title to
said land until the purchaser shall havo paid all
of tho purchase money. Conveyaucing at tho
cost Of tho purchaser.
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
FRANCIS L. SMITH, Jr.,
jy l5-2awts Comm'r5 of Sale.
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tho rlace contaioeJ 1000 inilabitsns Where
to Lay l25 cannot bs found. Mrs' Conway
and hIre. Fulton were prost.ated last nlght.---
There arc eighteen cases HJ% there, bus ola
resi- tents ssy that it is impossible for fevor to
snrpad owing TO every one having lett tho city
cyoent those considered pisgue proof. Ils
strsets vcrc deserted a. eight o'clock last nlgn''
not human being was to &c seen aDout Tue
nlacc, \ great many Of the merchants nave
moval their goods out iEtO toe a6Jolnlng
couutrv, Some OF them have fled to Saaron'
q yiylsso eight miles northeast or Can!oo'~
Yesterday twelve cases Of fever were deVelopec:
and they all were evidently imported iroD
Canton. Canton lies on low swampy Sroupn'.
between the Pearl and Big Black rivers; lt
is the richest town for Its SIZE 90 Inc JOCK
son route and is The county scat OF Madlson
county. 1t contains ono OF the lnese ooute
houses 10 the State, as we'll as hanusome
theatre. The panic and the excitement seems
to snrpad like wildGro and the inhabitants OF
the a6joiuing towns arc terribly a,armeo'-
Thorc ia no fever near the railway depot; hut
On Cantru street, beginning at Tunstal q
Uandy's store, there is not sing lie house CO.
cnnjcd fxccnt those that the fever has bfokep
ou5 in. u D,,c,.
On Fulton street: beginning at the bsptist
Church. clear out TO tho edge of tho town, ihere
is not sing.e house occupied On Academy
and Sermcs streets every house Is Gcsefteu'
Such stampede was never witnessed neioie'
even in war times. Yesterday wagons, ana pug
ee9 were leaving the place Gllod with human
Beings and light household goods; IL Is sup.
Dosed tho fovor was imported to Canton from
New Orleans by John D. Britton ana lsmlly.
who he'd 0ed from that city TO eacspe the plague.
MIR. Bri.!cn is p member of the tirm OF brlIIoh q
Mayson, largo cotton dealers, doing business a.
No. 2l Csrondolct street, Now Orleans. mr..
Brtton and his two children arc prostratod VIVA
the fever M Stocle cashier in tho lrG,eht
agents Office Of tho Chicago St. Louis and New
Orleans Railrosd, in New Orleans. lett tna1 Guy
to 60 and nurse his family, some mem6efs oi
which were among tho first victims ana ne H
now down with it. l1o reached there on Mon
day last, August 10.
At this hour (lnidn2ht) the weather Is cieA!'
ing. There was 2 slight shower about lVo pm;
and whilo this had no very severe cicct II Sill,
caused some unessness among both tno SICK MI"
tho we'll. Tho clouds snd the absence OF sun
shine, even whom not accompanied Win ralr'
hayo certain depressing influence. and espe
cia!ly so il yellow feVer cases. Enliro 1reeuoH'
from everything irritating is ono OF tho deaidet-
stu,D in nursing the sick, as tho fever makes
them fretful ard exceedingly nervous, and, II
suddenly shocked, hard to manage. Then when
tho clouds arc low end the air is light tho COINS
of the disease spread al q rapid rate.
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AUCTION BALES.

HllKUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
4 BY virtue of that cor!sin decd Of trust from
Matthew ID. Woodward and wife TO the under
signed, bearing date March II, 1878. and of re-
cord on the land records of Fairfax county, lher
7. No. page 2S! and at tho request Of the
party securod l will. on MONDAY, the 10th
day Of September, 1873 (Circuit Court sell to the
highest bidder by public aution, before the
door Of the Court House Of said couHty, at one
o'clock p NJ, that certain TRACT OF LAND
whoreon the grantor resides, and conveyed by
said deed of trust. containing l22 acres, 3 rods
and 23 poles. This land lies about threo miles
southwest OF Fairfax station, and mas the usual
buildings thereon.
Terms Of SalG--So much cash in hand rs will
bs required to pay the expenses and commits
*l"rs Of sAto and tho sam Of 500 and interest
thereon ut nine per cor: per amman from tho
llth day of March, 1878, till day Of salo. and
the residue on a credit of ono, two and three
years in equsl iEsialincnis, to bear interest from
tho day OF sale. 70 be secured by lion on The
property sold. 0. w. uUNTI', Trustee,
aug lG-w4w Fairfax county.
I COMMISSIONERS SALE-By virtue of q
~ docrea of the Ci-cut Court for the county
"f Fairfax in tho caso Of FilzhIgh's adninistrs.
tor use OF Ann +. Battsie against Ann r.
Green, pronounced at November term 1876
thu undersigned, commissioners, will offer 1T
public auction, at Fairfax Court Honss, on
MONDAY, tho 10Th day of September, 1875
(Court day. u TRACT OF LAND, belonging to
The defendant. Ann r. Green, situated noar tho
Hrost Falls OF the Potomac, cCntsining 139
aacrcs, baiug psrt of tho tract formerly belong-
ing II Spencer Jackson tho elder deceased, snd
~ of excellent qla!ity-roprosontoi rs ino farm
ing land.
forms of Ssle-So much cash IS will pay the
expenses of sslo aud the sum of Sill 10, with in
tnrost thereon from tho 10Th day Of Juno, 1873
tho residue in two equsl annual payments, to
bear interest from tho day OF sale, to ba secured
Ly tho notes Of The purchaser, with good person
III security, and retention Of tho title unit! the
last payment is mada.
Ii. w. THOMAS, Comm'r:.
THOS. L. LOVE, o! Sale.
Fairfax county, aug 9-Wts
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WILL TRY VEGETINE: HE DID,

DClaWarc, w., CcU y. lpi 1oii'
Mr.. II. L. Stcrens:
TINT YOU may know, and let others know. what
Veseline has done for me. About two years
ago smsll soro csmo on my log; 1t soon De-
came large ulcer, SO troublesome that 1 con-
suited tho doctor, but got no rellei growing
worse from day TO day. suffered terrloiy
could not rest dGy night; / was 80 reduced
nv friends thought would mover recover
Consulted doctor sL Columbus. / followed his
advice; it did 70 good. ] can truly say WAS
discouraged. At this time l was looking oyer
my nowspspor; | saw your &dvortlsenien' ci
Yegetine, tho "Great Blood Purifier" for cleans
ing the blood from all Impurities, curing ll!!,
mors, Ulcers Sc. l said 70 my family, Will
try some of the Vegetino. Boiora l. had lISeu
the first bottle began to teol better: 1 mace
l could now sleep we'll aL nights continued
taking the Vogo.ine. l took thrLcon bottles.
My health is good. The ulcer is gono,, aud am
able to attend TO business. l. paid ab6aL IHur
hundred dollars for medicine and doctors be'
foro bought tho Vcgctine. have racommand
ed Vrgc!inc 90 others with good success. al
WAYS Ecnr u bnttln Of it in tho house no." Ill
IS most excellent medicine.
Very respectfully yours.
l.. ANTliUNl
Mfr. Anthem! i onnoi tho p!0non7s 81 Doh"
warc OHIO. Jlo sn!t,"l here IN 1874. II" Is
wealthy gnntoman, OF tho finn "t i. hnthon'
& Sons. Mr. AnOihoni IS extensively 'NI""n' "a'
pcca,ly among thG G9rLnHi!s iln y Wt:; kAo"H
IN Cincinnati He is respected by nl!.
IMPURE BlDOD.-In morhi cond'!i'nS %!
the blood Aro many diseases; such ~ SAT :hc"ni,
ring worm, bnils, carb"acie=, SnrHs, uIcnra hhH
pinlpos. In this condition o. Tie bl';ui lrT lhn
Vcge!ino and euro thc5o tHoI.ion3 A5 p','""
puiitar ith~s 10 oquaI. IL clic,!a ntn ""n"3r'
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GUi.ED liEE
I,0rrI,rqtcr M as, IlG3 II.
u0rcElratGr, Mas, LlG

Dr. StccG;ls:
Dear SRI r;al l. my du.y e. sHy ono woi'' ~
regard to the groa. h;nr!it have received irnm
thn use OF ono Of the Greatnsc wonders oi I'll"
world; i; is your VeGounc. | have been one q!
tao grestc,l sutsre1s for the ast eight year. 'fst
aver could be living. DO sincerely Thank my
God and your Vogeline for tho roIiel nave g'!
Tho Rhr,tnatism nas peined mo 10 such an extent
that ny feet broke out in sorGs. For tao i'sl
three Years havo not been abla to walk; now
J. can walk anj scop, snd do MY work ss wei! NJ
ever ID end mu5t say owe =. I'll 20 your
blooi puriiDr, Vegetne.
VEGETINE.-Tho great succo;s OF the
Vcpntioe as o cloavsor and purifier OF tho blood
is Shown beyond p doubt by the great nnEahers
who have taken it, and received Immediate re-
lief with such ronlnrti&hIa cures
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|
VS.. In dobt
z. Jones. defendant.
The object of this suit is to recover of the de-
fandant $45l CO. with interest thereon at per
cent per annum from February 7, 1874 till paid.
Damages S4OO
The deft., z. Jones, not having entcred his ap.
pearance and given security TO the act OF
Assembly and tho rules Of this Court, and 1t ap.
pearing by affidavit that he is not q resident of
this State it is ordered that the said defendant
appear here within ono month after due publ!ca-
ton Of this order, and do what is necessary 10
of this order bo forthwith inserted in the AloX-
ardria Gazette, a newspaper published IN tho
city Of Alexandria, once week for four sue
cessive weeks, and posted at the front door OF
the Court House Of this county A copy, test:
LOUIS Z. PAYNE, Clerk.
Olsughton s. Stuart, p. q. aug 9-w4w
TTIRGINA-At Rules held in the Clerks
' office of tho Circuit Court Of Alexandria
county, on the 5th day Of August, 1875.
Charles v. Gordon, plaintiff, vs.. John Van Ris.
wick and William W. Myers, defendants. In
chancoTy.
Mono: Tho object Of this suit is to svoid
deed Of trust appearing on tho deed records OK
Alexandria county, Va, made by Charles V:
Gordon and wife to John Van Riswick, dated
January 10, 1916 conveying the interest of said
Gordon and wife in tract Of land in said coun-
ty, near the lands of Anthony Frazier, and par.
ticularly described in said deed.
The defendants John Van Riswick and VIM.
w. Myers, not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act of Assem-
bly,, and the rules Of this Court, and it appear
ing by affidavit that they are not residents Of
it is ordered that said defendants appear
hero within one month after due publication OF
this order and do what is protect their
interest in this suit; and that copy of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in the Aloxandris Ca
zette, newspaper published in the city OF AL
exandris, once week for four successive weeks
and posted at the front door of the Court House
Of this county. A copy-test:
LOUIS 4. PAYNE, Clerk.
S. Ferguson Beach. D. q. aug S-w4w