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THIRD CALi.-l2 O'CLOCK VI.
FOURTH CALI O'CLOCK p. VI.


Bullion valued at Sf1 ,2G3 was received in this
CITY Yesterday from the mines.
The Copper Queen Company shipped from San
Francisco, September 10, 100000 pounds copper
bullion.
Boulder Observation-Disclosures reports Sep
tember 10: " Have begun sin ing shaft fer 800
level never saw inner vein than We have III the
bottom of the shaft
Spring Valley superintendent tccpraphcd ycster-
day: Prospects continue TO improve Working
richer gravel than ever The officers of the COM
pany report thar the lower tunnel which will open
up a large quantity OF very rcn gravel hitherto un-
on it is being vigorously pushed and upon ITS
completion the production will be largely increased
Green Mountain superintendent reports that the
sulphurct ledge is developing strongly. The drift
on the ledge proves the ore body and the average
quality to be up 10 expectations The slopes are
icing carried ahead the DRIFT progresses. The
principal supply of ore now milling ia from the
Blake tunnel and the raise and Slopes above. The
reserves here are also very large. The mills are
running full time.
is reported that the three inclincs on the Iron
Bonnet mines are i'll about 20 feet the vein,
and well timbered. The vein averages 3 feet
in width, and the runs over 100 ounces per ton
Although large quantities OF could now be tasn
out it Is stated that only development work will he
done on the mine until The railroad has reached the
camp
Standard Consolidated Official report, September
10, shows that the Shaft - now down ,OU2 feet.
The east crosscut 900 eycl, Is in from the shaft
3oS feet. The west crosseut is IN 3l2 feet. lne
total length of the south drift from the east cross
cut, 700 level, is 1GG feet. The formation mere II
good. The west crosscut from the south drift 800
level, IN in 81 feet in hard blasting ground IIp-
raise No from the south drift 500 level is up 90
feet. showing the ledge i've feet wide. south drift
No. = $50 level. IA i'll from the croSscut IA
feet, showing good the entire width Of the
drift Tho south Wine TO connect with 800 level
! 3s5 level and $50 level continues from 10 to
% feet wide.
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GLEN RIDGE, Cornwall, Y. Y.-House now
~ omen 4oacres)t yroIni gl, wltsr wood irss frssi
We {etabes milk carriages stages &C., paoa
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EuRoPgAN FINANCIAL MARSsrs

LONDON Sept 2l-l2SOp m-Consols esa FOR money an.
ole ior the accounts y = bonds, -four per cents ii Ia
four ana hal cents, 1864 Atlantic and Great
first mortgage trustees certificates 81: do second ,
gage hlie 80 do second consols. lOG Sew.Ysrk
Seh cen l4s: Illinois central 1864 Pennsylvania cen
80; Milwaukee and 81 Paul Common. l22.
LONDON 2l2:OO o.
cent rentes at 81 francs 20 confines
LONDON sept 2l400 n.-Consols 99ss Tor money o,d
SSIs Tor the account, United bonds three ana b
per cents l04 Atlantic and Great Western hrst MORTGAGE
Tuetees cet7lncaes, OCH; do. second, 22l. Ere 49,
Illnois Central IL, fennsylvaa Central % p; New
LONDON. Sept 2l-4:3O p. m.-Bar silver Ia opo,ea 81,
81 Ari per ounce. - f~N'NN ~
LONDON Sept, 2l-5OO p m-The amoun, Of bplbon roDs
INTO the Bank OF England on balance glSqoOO
LONDON, sept 2l33O =. three
cent rentesSi francs - Confines for Tho account
PARIS sept 40 J.. m.-Exchange LONDON % franco
"a = ceDtmos for checks - N-
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~~N''N' N-os-VV oAfsoVu
The following We're the receipts aud shipments at
ana from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts
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Gituations r1anteb--gemaIes.

COOK.-By irst-class cook, who thoroughly
~ understands the business in all its branches oblec
tons to rscass boarding house. hotel institute has
reference from London also from Ncw-fork
No
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corroN MARXErs-eY rELrGn.rr

LIykEpooL Sept 2l,-l2:So o. m.-Cot,on-Market sn,,.
Including 1000 bales fer ana S1e
snS OT LeS Ms6 i@SRg SSo bales Aeos3 Fu
7.d do september and October delivery Si do oS,olSii
delivery e7led DO February March delivery DeSs l9
and May delivery tisd 6sd do Nav and S TS Ai
n oiodi do June and July delivery. 6lIsd; alss
LLyrErooL sept 2llSo Observation-Disclosures upiands
addhs clause January and eraarJF
4 sept $500 p Cotton FHIurosgUpIaDds
Der and October delivery ad; october ana Ndye@
6sd do December aud JahnaT delivcfy Old ''-i''s'
aaS bsSs sel St0o ? -cotion-lhe
d1vEf3oi Sept 2l-Soo @cotton Futures-Upand.
I'D DO December and January delivery 6i DO JanTsS
iyr A Nay dsl PSIy sRa M1 aS yS SS
xueusTA sept 3Dcotton Saiet %SsS steady r0,
Middlng l05lSsc Good Ordinary. 9llo.; receipts ISL
x sshSoEE sept G 21CSt,on quiet Midadng Il Low
% ca. s sToS 100 bales stock sos bales
S ss, rJ.SS E Ea 5 8asTg s.s
Low @1 NldSSs lc Sept GOOD 5SsR arm l
bales sSlots soastws 4oS7 bales sales g baes
s SFM MAN, sept 2op;.sn steady ,dains ~
bales % 800 SSs E ss s1PSr' @ 5Se
sAT1 hSw Sd sfgs 2lcS!O1 and ann
eoO bales last evening 1000 bales sfoca so is bales
EUROPEAN MAKKErs.
AZ yEnr1SI Sept q -rerk-Pnme Moss-t,Astern steady
nrmer at o.. Shsrt RIB steady az 526d. Iaar Cissn
hiner az 80; short Clear. Hams iang
MI steady Al 5o shoulders steady Ss Beei-Indis
aeeS none here Extra Ness ou1 az lO3 Prime Ness
sTSe iog az so idaPrme Western, steady at o.;
mon at HS sa se ea' c. SS a m. Ss D S.
s.SsN ~, o. land OIL none here. Flour-ENtrs
state dun at A9d. Wheat-No l. Waite dali M ma:
:, H. New southern Winter steady 9lbL Corn
NAe1 oia steady al 51ids New. steady 5lld. Cot
oohseso Ahaerlcan. none here RoSn-Common.
nim al 4l6d- ~ ~
LONDON WOOL SALES
LONDON Sept 2l-Folowing the Wool sales OF Tues
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The coal stocks were about strong as any. Al.
though New-Jersey Central yielded from OF to enss
The market closed weak
government bonds were inactive. but prices wer.
iirrn and higher The final bids for the continpea
5s and the Alps Is higher and for the IS L No.
Ter. The following are the closing quotations:
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

LoSpos Sept 2l-FollowinR the Wool sales OF Tues
oay IN detail lol bales wzealand-F1eeoe ND al si
ss E S Sa ID greasy 4dSl locks and pieces
az secured "a SdaIsdi greasy, IA dl1 Va Iocss
p,eSeS Va bsies Port PhilpPleece
locks and pieoes sod 9i2h; bales AdsisdeEsoonred
~ greasy, 7a2ddlod; locks peoes ilddlla
&c bales Natal and capeFieeoe. l0siSlld secured "
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Gonnirn Boar0.

RERKSHIRE'S MOST POPULAR RESORT
~ MAPLEWOOD HALL, PITTSFIELD, MASS
One thousand feet above the Combines within itself
every requisite attraction onvenence aud comfort Special
season rates. Open from Juno 10 October -.
GEORGE w. KITTELLE, Manager.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-05
S. v r. +.

The officials Of the Shenandoah V. r. Il.
Co., have our thanks for a copy of the
Mineral Resources along the line Of the
y. V. II. r., with geological map aud
sections, by Jed llotchkiss. This is n
work Of most remarkable interest The
new and beautifully colorcd geological
map Of Va, s. W. Va, gives the true
situation ut Stone Gap, the coming city
of lnlbodon, the line Of the -, G. & |,
y. G.. Il. r., and the complete line of
the s. V. II. Il. from Bristol TO Hogers-
town--the most beautiful aud direct 'iuc
on the American continent. Big Lick i.
the point Of divergence from tho n. &
W. In fact, we learn the Company
have purchased ground for their shops
and depot at tl.t point Iynchbmg
most uuqucstionably is left IN the cool
Tor the reason that the line would hay,
had to DO heightened and the Blue Ridge
tunnel to have passed by IT, At last
then Bristol viii soon have an air line "a
the Northern Cities, along the most fer.
tile and beautiful route in The world, Al
the feet of this great improvement will
lie the richest mineral deposits known tc
man, unlcs We except the region At Inn
bodcn. lIcnccrorth Bristol has a direc
connection with the chief cucs Of the
North East,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-05
Senator Mahone's Speech.

As the best we could do we have pub
lishcd miserable Authorization of the
able, dignilicd and incisiye speech Of
GEN. Malone. We have since read the
entire speech, and must say that the abb
breyiation to be found on our first page
does il no sort of justice. If the gallery
expected one of Lhc vulgar and unchaste
exhibitions made by Ben Hill and others
they were disappointed. 1t WAS equal
to the great occasion aud it will be dis
irbuted ut an early day to a large mum
Der Of people. To say that it is conyinc-
ing to any unprecedented mind Is to speak
in moderation. The greater portion Of
1t would have comportcd with the digni-
ty and delibcrGtion of the highest parlla-
mcntary bodies OF The world.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-05
The Malone Voorhees, Affair.

Last Friday afternoon there was u
scene In the 4. y. Senate resulting In
hostile relations between Senator Ma
hone of Va, aud Senator voorhees, Of
indiana. voorhees, sent 10 the clerks
desk 10 be read ~ part Of hls speech nm
editorial In the Philadelphia TELEGRAPH
sort OF hybrid In politics, between
Democracy aud Republicanlsm. II al-
ludcd 20 Malone as n renegade Demo-
crat, rcpudlutor and the author Of n po-
litical bargain. AZ the moment Senator
Hoar called tho attention of VOORHEES, TO-
the fnct that his remarks were calculate
ed to give offence and voorhees, then
roeo aud made An incomplete aud un-
manly apology, evidently aiming TO
leave In force IA much Of the offence 10
he thought would DO tolerated by Ma.
hone. Gen, Malone then asked him II
he understood him correctly Az making
that hls speech, 10 this voorhees, re-
piled In strain pcrhaps moro offensive
Than hls apology, and, when pressed rllr.
thcr, threw OF all sclf control aud dc
ularod no endorsed tho article, Including
the offensive terms. "lhcn," eaid Ma
hone, "you arc guilty Of an uttcrnnce
which no brave OF honorable man would
make on this floor. Now take aud wear
that voorhees, replied that the wear
ing Of a thing depended good deal OH
tho here and hereafter.
II Ia subsequently reported that the
matter will probably go no further,
Voorhees, says he will treat with COM
tomptuous silence any communication
Gen. Malone may eend him, and Gen.
Malone Friends declare ihet to chal-
lengp vechcc. viii only luuc HIM
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-05
The Attorney Generalship.
Cnnt. R,air of WIRING.

There are less than 20 days in which
public opinion can assert itself touching
the distinguished Virginans from whom
the Readjuster party must select its state
ticket for Governor, Lieut.. Geyernoran
Attorney General. East Of the Blue
Ridge we find the trio Of names from
which the head Of the ticket is likely TO
be selected. Messrs. Cameron, Massey
and Wise alone are mentioned for the
GGbelnatolial Office. Southwest Va,
presents no candidate to antagonize
them, and we have been content to leave
that selection to the local constituencies
about those three gentlemen. At least
until The assembling Of the State Con-
yenion, The Lieut. Goyernorship is an
Office generally q noalnal importance,
and lhc,e ire plenty Of men who can
ably al il. over Il there viii touo
very exciting cou3cs.. AStothe 4l;or-
ncy GcneIalship, We presume MI viii
chcerfully couccde Il to the Southwest,
and Mil permit tue Southwest TO make
the selection. This mich granted sc do
not doubt that CAPT, Frank s. blair, Of
WyUie, must be the nan. Fora NUM-
Der Of years he has hren one Of Che bold
est and brightest champions Of Rcadiust-
ment on the stuRp Of the Southwest
and of the State. II is only compliment
tary to Col. Fulkclson to say that Capt.
Blair missed Congress by but hairs
breadth. The graceful and manly man
ner in which he bowed to that nicely de-
tcrmincd mandate of the party did him
the highest credit. Twice has lie can
vasscd the State at his own expense to
secure the permanent success Of the par
! ty. Few have been the men who on the
Va. Hastings have ever welded more
cour;ly or efficient lance. lie has grace,
dignity and force. In 1869 he WAS tenn
porary Chairman Of the Mozart Hall
Convention, and electrified that body by
his eloquence. AS lawyer he hns
achieved splendid reputation in every
court Of the State, and has taken rank
in the fore front Of the bar Of the South
west. Popular, bold and able rs well rs
brilliant, he will do more than perhaps
any other man next fall in carrying the
party banner in the teeth Of the combn-
ed Bourbon array Of imported oratory,
His energy and sleepless activity viii be
Of the utmost Importance in the cam
paign. We believe the Southwest will
be ga unanimous unit" for Frank Blair
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-05

publicans In order to rid Va. Of such an
outrage as this, and they have no word
of condemnation of those Wright Demo-
Gratis at Nashville who are cooperating
with Republicans to saddle such Il thing
as this on Tennessee, and all to do-as it
does do, and Will do-the bondholders Il
service by chahging the contract into a
self executing mortgage fol century.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-05
On What a Slender Thread.

The bin to yoke Tennessee with the
tax-recelynblc coupon for century,
having passed the House, wHo put on ite
passage in the Senate last Friday and
failed by the close vote Of ayes - noco
10. Mr.. Mathews changed his vote to
the negative In order to move q recon
sldcWllon which may under manipula-
lions of the monled powers, yet pass.
our rolghborlng Senator Coleman, Ike
IMAM voted against. this fearful mcae-
urc. lie aud DR., Nat Dulancy will new
cr regret their votes against it, though
we would have preferred that the latter
gentlemen had put hls vote on the
broad ground Of us public lnpoicy,
rather than Jhal Of his pledge. Doubt
less he meant the one to include lho 9TH
CT,
What has happened may happen
again. Suppose these 100000, with
tax-rccetyablc coupons, had been owed
by Tennessee IN 1851 The annual crop
Of coupons would lave been eight hum
dred and ten thousand dollars. Ia 1863,
on tho resurrection Of the State govern
mcnt, there would have poured into the
hands of the tax collectors The crops Of
four years, amounting to nearly three
and n quarter millions Of dollars. Not
one dollar for the use Of the State gov.
eminent In supporting pence, law or or
der couid have been reached until This
vast sim Of s32lO.0OO had been first tax
ed out of the people. In other words u
levy ofat least four millions would have
been imperative dtotch
yet there ure fcnnc,sccln' dououuc-
lnr Malone ftr cooperating with Re-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-05

JUDGE EvonMoNT WARD, formerly of
Logan county, w., was recently mar
ried to Mrs. McDerm0ut, of Barbours-
Vile. The Judge squilcold and was long
celebrated as one one Of the most popu-
lar men in the State, and often walked
his circuit 20 the courts.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-05
The Norfolk and Western R. R.

WE take the following from the FL
nanrial Circular Of r. II. Maury & Co.,
Richmond, April "a. (Ep. NEws.)
Ii gives us great pleasure to be able to
give the prospectus for the re-orSani1a-
ton Of this company. The new Compa-
ny will issue
six por cent. Gonoral Mortgage Bonds $ll O0s 600
Six per cont. Preferred stock......,'. lb,eto, OoO
Common Stock. ..,,....'..,'''',.'. S,uuo uoV
OF the General Mortgage Bonds,
amounting to 81 100000, the Fidelity
Insurance, Trust 4 Safe Deposit Compa-
ny Of Philadelphia, trustee under the
mortgage, will retain, to be applied eX-
clGsiycly to the retiring Of the divisional
securities, $5,l37,00 $637 600 of which
have been sold to the syndicate of brok-
ers at 90 and interest, to provide for di-
vsional bods now subject to- call. There
will be retained in The treasury Of the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company,
for future disposition, 100000, and the
remainder Of the Bonds have been sold
to a syndicate Of bankers at 05 and inter
est, s., 1853, 900.
The Common Stock, representing S.
| 900 ,000, is TO be used as far az necessary,
for the purpose OF making settlement
with the unsecured creditors and stock
holders Of the Atlantic, Mississippi and
! Ohio Railroad. $l3,500,O00 OF Prefer
ed Stock was subscribed for in less than
three days at $3j per share.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-05
Bailey q McCroskey, p. q.
March 8, lS8l.it

Z -.
NTlRdlNIA At Rules held in tse Clerks
' o,lce Of the tircui, Court OF Washing
toa County on he GTSt Monday OF March (,
ISL.
william II, Smith and Robert D, lIamil-
ton, PiaiuuHs,
against
,Siaydu Y. Sheppard, john logan, Charles
,.SCot,, uenry Gibson, Samuel Johnson, Sr.,
'l}rsxl Brewer and John A. Guy, Trustees
four Washington Methodist Episcopal
h (cclored) Defendants
In CbaRcsry.
Tn. object OF This suit 10 TO obtain de-
cree for the Old Methodist Church property
ritus,ed in Goolson, Va, on the corner Of
scott and Lea streets in oaid town for the
purchase money duo thereon; end il APP
ptaring by proper affidavit Tint tho defend
ants Martin " Sheppard, John Logan,
Henry Gibson, BraSton Brewer and John
A. 0uy are non-r,eidcnts Of this Common
wealth II 10 ordered that they appear here
within one month after due publication
horga' and DO what may DO necessary to pros
,ocl their interest IN this suit
Tcsto, l.. T. COSBY, G. G,
Bailey s. McCroSkey, p. q. marchs'l.t
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-05

From the very conservative estimates
Of Mr.. Fink and based upon the last six
months earnings, the gross income for
the year will exceed $2,00O,O0O, from
which we deduct expenses, including re-
newas, say 50 per cent, there will re-
main 81 5000 applicable to the above
interest charge s6G00OO, leaving S3lO,-
900, which WIN be applied to dividends.
These estimates Of future earnings are
very low since the road is now so placed
that proper connections can be made
Forourselyes we do othcsitatc eay that
the scheme has been met with mcrted
success, and shortly viii he seen that the
earnings viii be SO increased rs to admit
OF the payment Of a per cent, dividend
on the Preferred stock, In the present
condition Of affairs $50 hear Of sales OF
| the Preferred Stock ~ iigt as -, ana
should 40, De sUgpytyl WHoH it Is ptac-
ed on the Na% York Exchange, to see il
sell Cor $50. In comparison with mauy
other Stocks selling ee tA9, price it is
worth more than par We think amy
one would DO fortunate ~ DC able 10 Sc
cure the Stock at 30, The Common
Stock, OF course, Tor the present viii
only have nominal Yal%e.
! -.-.---- -------s- 4-----.rrH-5-'
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Commissioners Sale Of
Land.

rgIhc undersigned commissioners In
l the suit Of John w Barr for and
against w A RAIDER mud others pend
ing In the Circuit Court OF Washing
ton county, Virginia In obedience To
decree NJ said court rendered Mt the
May term 1880 viii on the Goth day Of
February 1891 10 front OF the May
or's office In tho town OF Goodson, Va.
sell at public cutlery 10 the highest
bidder, the laud " w a RAIDER IN The
plpadluga OF said sut drBcribeh, con.
tanning ii 10 acra4 more or less aud
located within luile Of said town,
TERMS OF SALE,
The said land will be sold on cred.
OF 8, II aud ~ months. except gum
IN cash sufficient to pay costs Of suit
aud commissions and expenses Of
snle, bond bearing Interest from day
~ sale. with good security will be re-.
quired Tor the deferred payments.
CHAs II VANCE,
A. FuLkENsON, CONS
NJ Ia BLACKLEY.
The above sale In postponed until
Saturday, April 10, 1881 feb22
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-05
Resale Of Valuable Mill
Property.

Pursuant 10 decree Of tho Circuit
Court Of Washington county, Va
rendered nj lts Janusry term. 1881 IN
The suit Of Chas. G. Campbell and
wife Va Stout, Mills q Temple. the
undersigned Commissioners, ON the
10th day " April, 1891 will sell, on
the premises. the property mentioned
and described In tho pAperB ~ paid
cause aud known m the Campbell
NH property, situated within the
corpo a,e limits NJ tho town NJ Good.
son Va. This property has fine WA.
ter power Turbine wheel Of great
power aud n complete outfit NJ Mn.
chlnety, and IA sold 10 pay the pur.
chase money due from the purchasers
NJ the fret sale.
the snid property will he sold for
one third cash w hand, and the bal.
ancn on n credit Of ak and twelve
months with interest from date of
sale For the deferred payments tho
purchaser will be required 10 give
bond with good security, aud The little
viii hc retained until the nufcbnse
money n hilly pnld.
IT, r.. YORK.
A FULK lGRSOS Com's
Fpb22'l.tda.
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as 10 gQOpst LAY 81 home Sample. worth
t' ffsc Adifeta sriVos % !,
IoiU'ni htlna hh fN "
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-05
Death of Capt. c. G. Taylor.
An esteemed correspondent writes us
from Broad Ford, Smyth Co., under date
of March 3lst, as follows:

"Capt. c, c. Taylor died this evening
at Gls o'clock, aged II years. He was
well and fayorably known in S. w. Va.
as man of good ability, honor and
truth. He was kind to every one, but
especially TO the poor. Ihey will miss
him"
Capt Taylor has been very promi-
ncnt and wealthy grazier, dealing large
ly in live stock, and owning one Of the
finest farms in Rich Valley.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-05
VIRGINIA.

At Rules hold in the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Court Of Washington
county, on the first Monday in March,
1881.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-05

The resignation ofGen. Grant as Pres
ident OF the Worlds Fair for 1883 is very
properly regarded as significant Of Tie
failure of the enterprise. The result
will be the poslponemelt Of it until 1872
the fourth centennial anniversary Of the
Discovery Of America by Mr.. 9. Column
bus,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-05
In CHANCERY.

The object of this suit Is to have a
sale Of the land mentioned in the bill
and out Of the proceeds Of said sale,
that the legacies mentioned in said
bill be paid, &C., dc. And 1t appear
ing by proper affidavit that the defen-
dauts Eddy Smith, Christy Smith,
Harriet Leonard, Geo. w. Leonard,
Madison Leonard, Amanda Leonard,
Francis Davis, Alfred Davis aud the
unknown heirs Of Mary Ann Blair.
deceased, are nou.residents OF this
Commonwealth. It Is ordered thatthey
appear here within one month after
due publication hereof and do what
may he necessary to protect their In
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