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n. W. McKinstrv is visiting friends In Deer
Lodge.
Clerk and Recorder McAndrews Is visiting
Silver Bow county.
Sheriff Smith and wife returned to Butte
on Wednesday after weeks visit to the
valley town.
Mrs. John A. Rowand, of Butte, Is visiting
friends in Deer Lodge, and is the guest OF her
siste, Mrs. Fenner.
Hon. j. X. Pardee, Philipsburg, and Hon.
Israel Glen, Beartown, were in Deer Lodge
this week on their way home from the Legis-
lature.
John r. Fcrbis and P. Talent, Esqs., are In
town on legal business Mr.. Forbis' papers
were accidentally sent to Dillon, causing
vexatious delay.
Judge j. G. spratt, of Butte, has been con-
fined to his room at the Scott House with in
flammatory rheumatism. We are glad to
learn that he Is recovering.
Half a dozen or more commercial men have
been here during the week exhibiting their
wares, and, judging from their placid express
sions, received good orders from merchants.
A. E. Graeter, Esq, accompanied by his
wife, passed through Deer Lodge last week
en- route to their home in Bannack. They
have been spending a portion Of the winter
| in Helena.
+. d. Holland, N. II. Connolly, Philips
burg; JOS. A. Hyde, d. G. Allen, Butte
| Spencer johnson and wife, Miss johnson
Valley; A. G. Wilhelm, Gus Wisner, Pho
neer; Thos. Morse, c. T. Stark, He'll Gate
yallex. were among visitors to town since
last issue.
A telegraphic dispatch this week brought
to Mr. s. f. Larabie the sad intelligence Of
the death of his mother, which event occurred
in Chicago March /. MrsLarabie has visited
her sons in Montana and has many frieId'
here who heard with sincere regret the news
of the death of this most estimable lady.
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MARRIAGES

Observation-Disclosures the residence
Of John Miller. Missoula, Montana, Feb
ruary 1g, 1881, by Probate Judge w. j.
Stephens, Mr.. r. Rokhramer, Of Bitter
Root Bend, and Miss Pauline Turunger,
Of Germany.
BuRGARp- WILL--At Bozeman, Montana,
Sunday, February 8. 1888, by the Rev.
George G. Anderson, Mr.. Harry G. Bur-
gard and Miss Lucy Will.
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Her suffering ended with the day,
Yet lived she at its close,
And breathed that long, long night away
In statue-like repose.

And breathed that long, long night away
In statue-like repose.
But when the sun, in all his state,
Illumed the eastern skies,
She passed through Glorys moruinggate
And walked iaF Aradisei
TxoKasoLE-At Helena, February y, 1881,
Cyrus Strong, SON of A. e. and Katie d.
Ingersoil, aged months and IL days.
PErrY-At Helena, February ., 1881, Maud
Helen, daughter Of David and Emma
Petty, aged II years, months and %
days.
AcALrRxY--AtD Dillon, February I, 1881, Of
diphtheria, Nellie, daughter Of ID. and
Sarah McAlrey, aged years, ? months
and "A days.
McALrHKy-At Dillon, February 10, 1881, Of
diphtheria. Sidney Dillon, son Of D. Q.
and Sarah McAlrcy, aged weeks.
AYLEs-At Dillon, February II, 1881 8. @.
Aylcs, aged 80, years.
JRxxs-At Butte, February 70, 1881, James
Edgar, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. jerks,
aged II years, 10 months and days.
IsAAcs-At Pease Bottom, February 9, 1S6l,
Phillip Keerney, son Of Joseph and
Catherine Isaacs, aged yeArs, II months
and 20 days.
NcwHInE-At Fort Benton, February -
1881, Cyrus NcWhirk, aged - years
ConHs-In Ruby Valley, February 9, 1881,
OF cerebrO spinal meningitis, Arthur, son
Of Mr.. ana Mn. Il. H. Combs, aged nve
years.
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Faro Bank r aided.

NEW York, February 26.-Under the re-
cent ruling Of the Police Commissioners, the
police on Saturday night raided one faro
game and arrested the proprietor and 70 men
NEARLY all colored. Several escaped by
jumping from the windows. The other
places visited by the police had received war
ming. and were found barred, with the gas
out, on their approach.
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Order 70 Show Cause.

Il
In ~ Probate Conrt Of the county q Dsm Lodg6.
TERRITORY = 1outanA-In The matter OF the -
tate of William a. mcCnilum, decsased.
as1uel W. Skeltcn having failed he petition hefe-
n ann vssinod px1ying Tor N Ordsr q this court
directing ~ sxeeaa0E a NJ lat viii and tesesnlsne
a said deceaeod - mako. excecut1 and deliver %
- 1etitiuuer sood and snlAcient cOnseyancs of
the feOwinG dsseFihed ptsmtsea which ~ nseisan-
= anseus wsss wsss psrcAae:d N hin g I'D w.
sndivi1s1 o. sfosrsh nj int1ss.s y .nd = ~
IVY a ~ ~ y. an1 tn. w - ~ nnA q ~
v..es = We. hsing ! plnew slain ssnafed n
esS1sy q 0ilro uow, IerTtsosy - ucasenay y
SsssS5 os6ers1 ~ u prrsa.e iassr.essa y - 81
- a. q nsrsk. lo61 = ~ slceh !. -. 8 ths
Cc1ss no0ee = 49, eeaney. - eAow - Ny -
- - es..Se - 1riives = sol1 o6m1a ~ nhs1eoa Z
49, - sn1ruak 6rsa eenseying = - pssi1isesR
~ vssDsN hsssla ss.ss - =. r.soru y
$3.50. s-...~t.tg rsaaa1e 80. !.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

0solrrey LAvans and Thomas Lavalls Plainsi6s, 70
John Sloan Defendant.
To be cold 1t SheriEs sae on the ~ day d March
1884, 1t - O'Clock m. h frsnt Of the eherGs once
IL right title and interest that tbs d1fendant John
sloan haa or had On the 18th day II November. l611
n and The following described property situated in
Silver Bow county II. r., to-wit-Lots Nos. one I'll
two l1l three, fsl and four f4l In block numbered
seventy CJOl n the town Of bntte, ac0rdinG % the
oc1a las and survey thereof on ia h the ofnxs u
shs ccuuty Recorder IL DesT Lodge eouAty, j.
r. teesthef with Tie dwelling house and Ill improve
nsenfs thereOa.
LOU r. eMlTH, sheriff,
N Il. Dick,neou Unasr.sh~sia, Is .
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O'MARR-Near White Sulphur Springs, Feb
ruary II, 1881, to Mr.. and MIS-. john
OMAR, a son.
O,DorsELL-In Helena, February IA, 1881,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Terrence ODonneli,
SON.
WKBB-At Salesville, Montana, Wednesday,
February 16, 1881, to Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Webb, . son.
O,BAsros-AtD Deer Lodge, M. T.. March Sd,
to Mr. and Mrs. o. B. O'Bannon,
daughter.
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TELEPHONE COMMUNICATION.
A inc to Be Built from Helena to Butte via
Deer Lodge.

/ inc to Be Built from Helena to Butte via
Deer Lodge.
From a letter written to A. Bruckman by
A. j. Pattison, Secretary of the Ogden Tele-
phone Company, we learn that the gentle
man expects to introduce exchanges in Hell
ena and Butte City within the pext two
months. The instruments are Of the latest
improved pattern and conversations In an or
binary tone Of voice can be carried on over
the wires from three to five hundred miles
perfectly plain and distinct. As the hne wiiI
be constructed uia Deer Lodge, II wiii % Oh
material service. Each business house In
town could have an instrument ard the rent
Il merely nominal How many are interest
ed? All who look with favor on the propos-
ed plan Of telephone communication can, oy
informing Mr.. Bruckman, be mentioned In .
letter he expects soon to write Mr.. Pattison
on the subject. Leave your orders.
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Under this caption We are suthorisea -
announce that n. N s.Pinafore will touch :.
chs peri On Friday md remsin I'LL SUNDAY.
Commodore Stanley viii - IN commana ].
the crew during the stay. But few o. ~
people here have seen the vessel and we pre-
dict : large turnout
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sIIERIFFs SALE.

0eo6rsy Lavalls and Thomas. Lavalis Piaintiks. -
John SioaL, Dcfendant
TO be cold q Shsris sale N the Nd dag ~ 1Arch
1851 e 10 O'Clock noon, In front Of the sheriff. cce
IN The town II Butte. SILVER Bow county, =. r.. oil
the right, tide and interest which tbs decndant Joh1
u the following described property. situated 10 Silver
How county. n. r.. to-wit--Loks numbered two Oh
snd tksse f3l In hack numoersd ssventy (7o u Butte
cornx 70 the o6cia plat ond survey thereof nov On
Als IN ehe omen OF the cOunty Recorder Of Decf
Lodge countv, together with the building thereon
anywise Belonging.
dated this SIth day Il February. A. b. 1881.
20 LOU. p. SMITH. Sheriff.
Hv N. Dickiusoa, Unde~ 5hsriR eo6at
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Collection Notice.

4 Ii persons knowing themselves indesssA 70 me
either by cash Or note I need money, and all &C.
Counts rot settled ~ above win be et with IN attor
pey for collecsion. e.. r. ri. DiELENbkk0.
Deer Lodre n y. tsuyaFy &. 1G8l.
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Came TO nv ranch ON Little Blackfeet last fall.
red steer YEAR, old one work red spose, and one
spotted steer. No marks brands visible. The own
OF or owners are requested TO prove property, pay
ALLkN KIMBERLEY
March l. SSH, MS-A
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Two horses have been taken sp By mo aad are now
a NJ rsnch on Dsmpscy Crock. One u bright bay.
saddis MARRIED. The other lisht bay. ears spin.
wh.ts strip In facs. No distingnishaoe brands TIE
auiuals by paying cAArr1. W.T. ELLIOT.
Otmpecy Greek, February m. Il NJ
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We are making our orders for machinery;
extras for the champion or Mccormick ma
chimes, should give Us their orders now. We
win be glad to supply them. -
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Aldridge John HarianC M
Bennett VII Hegg Mrs Martha
Buker EE Holland Jno G
Brown W.T. johnson Oliver
Baker John w Mcguire Dan
Bills Laura Mccain John
BonamR Miller Charles
Brakken M Mills Robert
Beene Frank Miller Il
Benson Charles Northcut John
Bell George Norman Louis
Cornell Alvin Olsen Thos
Cole JOIN, III O'Connell John
Cole John Oehi julius
Dayoust r O'Neill Robert
Dozier Sallie Philips b ID
Danny N Roberts Mrs CO
Davenport A II Riggs JOS
Evans George Ross Jack
Farrell w l. Shuhy Dennis
Felts VIM Vondutt L
Fisher John Vinegar Algen
FinIyson CHI Williams Emily
Gilmore Isaac Walters Ben
Welch Gilman G.
Z. s. STACKPOLE, P NJ.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for In the Deer Lodge
Post Office, March 3, 1851. Persons calling
for letters in this list will please say "adver-
tisad y and rive date.
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DOING TIL GRAND
Resolutions Of Thanks TO Presiding Officers.

Resolued, That this Council disclaiming
obedience TO custom and yielding nothing 70
precedent, does nevertheless declare Its jndg-
ment that the efficiency and fairness whi.h
the President OF the Council, the Hon. J. \.
Toole, has manifested while presiding over
Its deliberations, deserves recognition, and u
does therefore resolve that the thanks OF the
Council are due and are hereby rendered u
Mr.. President Tooie for the courtesy which
lie has manifested, the fairness he has shown
and the efficiency he has exhibited In conduct
Ing the business at this session OF the Legis
lative Assembly.
Resolced, That the thanks Of the House
be rendered 10 Hon. j. j. Donnelly, Speaker
OF the House, for his courtesy and impartial
lily In presiding during the proceedings u
the Twelfth Legislative Assembly.
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DEATHS


NARY A. LARABIE.
Born In Tully, New York, January 81, is2a
Died in Chicago, Illinois, March ], 1881.
aAmiable. she won all; intelligent, she
charmed all fervent, she loved all; and dead,
she saddened all"
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Aleu Aorth
r0CAL N FfWS-

-A.rs ordering their papers changed
suhsetOO ',stofaee 10 another. MUST MENTION
from one noseEFicE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
THnn;IStY SENT.
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING

FRANKLIN SQUARE and LAKESIDE LIBRARY
At the Posts Office Store.
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PRECINCTS AND JUDGES OF ELEC-
TON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-11

&aii Southwark. connects at Charlottesville
with Lbes. & Chic 4, H. Sast snd West. At
LyncEhusg, connects witk Atlantic, Miss. s.
Chic +. r. through South west Virginia, to
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
Hnd Texas--and 81 Dsnville with Richmond &
Dsnvi!e K. 4, to South end Southwest
azpress South|ard connects ut Charlottes.
viiiv Ill Toilts On Ches, 8 Ohio r. B.. and
IT, .!sr vile FOR I'll poinEs South. East and South.
Ii&ED YBA}NS for Main Line leave al.
nsnndTla daily, except Sunday, CO q. m. and
u nc II, SD returning arrive at Alexandra
For MANASsAS LINZ leave Washington
7 10 8. I'll, and Alo1sndris GA, NJ, daily,
except Sunday. arrive st Strnaburg st II Is p. M,
Yes. lesTo SiIsshurg 80 p. NJ, arriving at
Alex !r.dris i! :; 35 D. n.
aIXIsiJ TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV
lSiU& Leaves Alexandria daily, except Sun.
Gay, AZ !; GO :. H., surviving ct Strssburg at Us
T. m, and returning leaves Strasburg 1t IL
e. M. arriving il Alexandria it 2 4S p. m.
Ecr &idd!sturg, daily connection st Plains
4.ztiQr,
FOR Uppes7ilie, regular connection At Dela.
::igGa.
FOR -HAAa&NToN, lesYe Washington ST
7 - .. ~. C@;is.
a. lzeirs .nako sood connections, ut Wash.
insioa, 70 a:id irozo North and West.
SOW Orleans sleeper leaves Washington st
IL y. a.. running through without chang,
On Express train, leaving Washington at 10 Oh
y. " Marks Adjustable Rcclining Chair Car,
Hi*i sfxie:;s eas:IGaa only SE.0O, through to
:tSaT:!!a.
Pullman 2!ac:ing Cars between Washington
HHc hn4 usts, So, without chsnge, on 10 on
p. n. ,ra'l.
Through ticsY:s very low to the South and
HcQh:. %oSt.
-sYnCEH SJhJTHHNER q tt
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Alexaudria Oazette
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH II.

CALHoUN's DEATH -A1 unpublished letter
from Mr.. R. N. 7. Hunter, to Virginia Sena.
tor, gives some interesting facts concerning MIR.
Cslhoun's last moments, and the views at that
time of the Southern msg Gates. Mr.. Cal.
houn's death" wrote MIR. Hunter. was emf
nently simple, calm and unsff c:ed-uo display
or pretepsioo; Dothiog for stage IF C. He
knew that this mortal sickness wss upon him
but did not expect to die 5000. The EVENT. z
before bis death be bad / i, mail read to him,
commented up 10 some Of the letters, and d.
rooted his sou t. c cor up bis table as was bis
wont every light. In the night when be iouod
be was dying, be directed bis son to pick mp
his papers add watch. and to give his pencil to
his SOD Andrew. When speech lcft BIN be still
his SOD, sq1e: I'D his hand and expired without
pain aud vi huut fear. he bad always said 10
me previously sod 10 others through bis slok.
uess chat no hsd 90 spo1ehensioLs OF death;
that 1t vas go eveut 10 which he bad no risht
to enter,alo wish He was man OF few QUO
tatious Eut onc which ne otteD used to me IVES
that there wss the ssme Providence on tbs ts-
tel es the install hour He was Get Consulted
as to bis birth, cor did he believe his wishes
ought 10 seq; or even exist Is 10 lis death;
such sugpo.: 70 + W b.en his meaning. He
had a grestsr islrh IN bis sbstrsctlC 8, ODe and
sill, than Soy other mai | ever ". aid this
,Nes his sherbcion as | think shut death. -
The Atlantic
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The steamers of this compsny make conn-c-
tons at Norfolk for Boston snd sill points Eas: !;
ut New York with all penis Wost and North
wost, and st Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Chic Railroad,
Through rates given and treigh. handled caro-
fully and promptly. For further information
apply to +. A. REED, Agent,
Jsnney's wharf.
j. w. THOMPSON, President,
14l6 + street,
sep 27-N Washington. D 9.
SEsds CLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEES
sStssssS LIZ TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVI.
DEACE AND BOSTON
Stosnlers Leave Alexandria EVER$ TUES
GAY and leave Philadelphia EVE&I SAT-
URDAY.
This line connects ct AleIandris With steO
4. & NJ. and w s. 0. 4. Rs, ana c. Ph:lsdei.
phia with Clyde's resulsr Steamships for Fall
hiyer, tfoVldence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with pronptnass mad care.
free of commissions.
No chsrge for transfer in Fhilsdelohis, .rd
wharfage In Boston. Quick time. FREQUENT
departures. Through rates and through bills
OF lading given. Insurance at the Lowest rates.
Agents:
+. a. REED, Aie1andris.
WM. P CLYDE & CO., Phlindel, lila,
JOHNSON & CO., Wash. s. Georgrn
jan St;
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


- Beginning Nov. %, 1880.
The MALL TRAIN will leave Washington
a. 8 70 g. II. and Alexandra at s25 =. m.
daily, except sunday; pass Leesburg, going
%est~AEd, ~ II 81 u. u, and arrive At Round
Hi! St L. l6pn. Leave Round Hill at u 80 p.m,;
pass Aeesouf gong eastward, / 10 D. M: and
strive 81 AIe1s dtis at 8 10 q. M, and At
Wilmington At 80 .. n.
The CCOh mo JATION TRAIN will leave
"HshiAet"i at 4 ~ y. m. and Alexandria at
~ = i daily, except Sunday, and arrive at
Lsosouf2 a. > III r. n. Leave leesburg At 6 90
E; u. :nd arrive a. Alexandra st 8 Is an, and
Washington TT 80 a. no. ~D0
s.S9,, Passengers from Washington will take
81; washington aud Ohio cars 1T tue Baltimore
y totoInsc Railroad station ct 8 2Oa.m, and 4.20
p. III, snG 80 through without change Of ca1e.
tne go s.n. tram from Alexandria and u az
Z, r;.! ~ raj! from Round Hill connect at Round
Hl!i #ith AcCoy g. Wigginton's Daily Line of
Coaches Tor SIicksrSville, Berryville and Win.
cnestof; also Soanor's Line Of Ooaches. which
,ssya Aessourg daily for Aldie and Middle.
Sofa trains, westward, make close connections
:. sIenha, 9Th Sisson's Line of Stages for Fair.
tAz Court House,
SehsHs lsasi2oG tickets, 81 ctu Der mile
@&H 1@R s-sAeSss ago:
.,, Fl. HAVENER,
. General Ticke: Agent.
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"a ERSaGa 81 a..

TESTIMONY OF DRUGGISTS.
We have been selling "Swift's Syphiliti, Spe.
cifc' for years. and regard it superior to any
Ining known for diseases it is recommended to
cure.
5. j Csesels, Townsville. CO; L. F. Greer
3 Co., Forsyth, Gs; Pembsrion, Ssnuels &
Reynolds, Atlanta, Ga.
Atlanta, Ca, Ju'r 1874.
We used ''Swifrs Syphitic Spec f.'' in the
treatment Of convcts the ps.t year. sud believe
it is the only ccrt.in knouu remedy that will
effect 8 permanent cure OF diseases Tor which it
Is recon menoed.
GRANT, ALEXANDER s. Co.
$1,000 REWARD
Will be paid 10 any chemist VINO will find, on
analysis Of one hundred bottles of s. s. s., one
particle of mercury, loaide potassium or any
mineral substance.
prietors, Atlanta. Ga.
Sold by e. s. Lead oester & Bro. Call for q
copy of Young Mems Friend "
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Mr. Hayes SAvINGs.-rhe Cevclac1, 0 +,
Herald publishes By authority The following coz
cernirg MIR. Hayes ssary aad SAVINGS: "ihe
truth rcsruiog the slleeed saving Of Mr., Hayes
from bis salary CAD be told 10 ttw word.
The sgQregs;e Of that salary for the four years
was 100000. The expenses of the position
during that line Re $4,000 Had Com
gress reiuadtd the 81 00J he paid i,r the ex.
perses Of the visiting etaleDen' to Louisiana.
his saViDas would bsye bee0 about $40 900
As it is, be TeSt cu. Of offcs with $66 900 10
be rreG lroca his sc ,uDt as President to tbs
heLtft o! his acc0ult is q private ciz %.
WEen DC b9caue President tA blrdeu.d
with d 2tts ro The amount Ct so 900 mostly on
account cf nsqu SIS charged upou the Burchsra
estate. Of thus sr ount lie had paid $50 900
cut OF bis s.vipgs 'r)n the pteslder 'ial salary,
so that the net svslI-blA result Ia cash of his
rresideE;isl term is Sc 0G0"
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LSDT OF TIEE sSEH

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, st 80 o clock p.m.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days st AGO p NJ
This stsunch iron steamer hiss Just bsoa psiat-
ed throughout, ststarooms newly furnished and
carpeted, and is the hundsoclest Is wall as the
safest host on ths Potion - river ami Chesspeake
bay, and 10 the only Steamer making closa con-
necton with the New fofs and bc.tcn steam
ers; ALEC connects with Richmond steamers Ant!
railroad lines outh. ;stops At PINEY POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and raiurning
Fare. first clsss. 81 80; second Gloss 81 Oh.
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Htk1lSlA, to VII: In the Clerks office OF
Fvirfsx Circuit curt, March a. 1881.
W, q Clemens. surviving partner Of ths firm of
Mos & erIoIs roupl insnt Va. John j.
cnipman, Priscilla j. Shpman and Joseph a..
Flee, detts. CLANCY.
Memo The object of this suit is TO obtain
decree for the payment Of drb. Duo the Coz .
pisinant by the deteLd ,uts, Jvha j. sShpmsn
nnc Prisciaa }. hbipmaG. and 10 charge the sep-
ara.o pruyertg of the said Priscilla j. Shipmau
With the pay m"nt or The same.
IL apprs ring b. stfi isvit f I'd that the above
named defendant Joseph A. alce, ia non resi-
GeLt OF tie Stale Of Virgins, it il ordered that
he aDpesr mere within one muuta IF sr due pub
Ilcatiou hereof, sud do what is necessary to pr.-
tee. MS interest in this :uit g. copy t:ste:
f. w. klGHAbD son, Clerk.
james Il. owe, % o.. mh5-u 4 y
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7 The CIRCUIT UoUKT OF ALTMAN

IN yHE CIRCUIT UOUKT OF ALEX An
s dTia county, Va February 24.h, 1881.
To Catharine An Lemon, Sarah Ala ewton,
y. ", WattIes. Rudolph reich man, Evaline
lteichman, f. S CO.. bett, Sheriff of Alexsn-
dsia county Fairfax minor, 4. Kempsr,
guardian sd ilten of Monroe and Minor
heisEse, aud to The creditors If the late Vii.
liara j. Minor of : lexandris ccuuly, daces sed.
You are hereby notified that h&vs liked upon
tho SO.h day Of MsIcn, 1881, to take and settle
al my office, IN the County Court House Alsx-
andrs Va, the rc2ount OF the rrsl and personal
estate of the late William j. Mlnor, deceased,
rnd OF oil debts due and owing by hun, and of
ell liens upon the said real estate the amount
and order O: priority thereof required to be-
taken by decree # the judge OF the Circuit
O. ut Of Alexandra county, ", rendered on
the 18TH day of February, 1881, ia suit IN
chsncery depending in ssio cour! between Lewis
Mckenzie plsiht.f and Catharlns Ann Lemon
ana Others, defendants, at which TINA and place
tae creditors Of said decndeut sre required ~ al.
tend, to then ed there fu their clai - with the
vouchers thereof
sIven Under my hsnd o. commissioner in
Chancerg OF said court The day and year f rst
Aforesaid. BENZ. AUSTIN,
tet24-34H Commissioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-11
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