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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-20
A LEGAL CROOK.
An Extensive Scheme with n Woman
in it.


I'm it.
new YORK, December 19-An extensive
theft and blackmailing scheme was de.
yeloped to-day in the District Attorneys
office by the arrest of Walter F. Shibley,
aged %, residing in Brooklyn, a clerk in
the law office of VIM. Sutphen, % Nassau
street, and Henry Skipling, alawyer at lO3
Broadway, Brooklyn. Shibly represented
himself as an unmarried man to Sutphen.
As such, in the course of business some
months ago, Sutphen executed condition
deeds transferring four lots in Seventy
eighth street, eight houses and lots in
Brooklyn and a farm in Westehester
county, in all valued at one hundred and
forty thousand dollars, to him. The deeds
were not recorded, it being meant to con-
vey the property temporarily to Shibley
for the purposes of Sutphen's busi-
ness and that he should recover
as the deeds would be destroyed. When
the business was completed, the deeds were
placed in the safe. An attractive young
woman who constantly visited Shibley was
introduced as Miss Jennie Brooks. On the
10Th of November the law firm OF Brown Il
WeScott, 1l5 Broadway, paid Shibley $l4,-
S23 in q check on the American Exchange
National Bank for money owing Sutphen.
Shibley had the check certified, represent
ing to Sutphen that the firm of Brown Il
Wescott
Had No Money
in bank and the cashier had kept tie check
refusing to certify until the money came
in. He then went to the office OF Fisk IL
Hatch and endeavored to purchase L. S.
bonds, but the firm declined to receive the
check, not knowing the endOrsers. Shibley
tried TO secure the money from several
other parties, but failed. He disappeared.
He took the deeds for the property convey
ed to him by Sutphen with him. The
follwing day Kipling called on Sutphen
and offered to procure the deeds for con.
sideration. Miss Brooks also called and
introduced herself as Mrs. w. r. Shibley,
wife of the fugitive, and as such entitled to
a dover right in the property. She refused
to sign a release or tell where her husband
was. Her husband wanted money for the
papers, and would not give them up unless
he received it. Sutphen refused to pay
anything, and invoked the aid of the
police. Both Shbley and kipling were
arraigned in the Court of General Sessions
where they plead not guilty. The bail
was fixed at $4,000, and both prisoners
sent TO the TOmbs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-20
rn. s.ax,lIes Have Made Cp.

CHICAGO December 19.-The case of Mrs
Scoville. who was adjudged insane recently
and then granted new trial. has been
stricken from the docket by agreement
II is reported that the unhappy couple
have reunited, and it is hoped this Will
end the domestic troubles Of the Sooyilies
in court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-20
crsa,.s, storm .n Pifsy Years.

TURLLISGATE, n. T., December l9.-The
heaviest wind and snow storm for % years
prevailed here for forty-eigat hours.
Twenty two vessels were wrecked IN "feen
Raw. Loss of life is feared.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-20
TOO YOUNG TO MARRY.
Mysterious Disappearance OF Bride
groom on the Eve Of His Marriage,

HICKORY, December l9.-SOcial circles in
this vicinity are in a iutter of excitement
over the mysterious disappearance of
bridegroom just when the minister, bride
and guests were waiting for the marriage
to take place. Mr.. Andrew Miller had
been long time atfisnced to Miss Estella
Moore, one OF the prettiest and most
charming young ladies of this place. Six
o'clock last evening was the time fixed
for the wedding and all the guests were as.
semhled
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-20
DissflIers' nSekssnn.

CIxeissaTI, December ID.--At nleeting
of the Western Disiiden Anociattoo this
morning, II was decided to assses . tax o.
every bushel Of corn masAed 70 - per ce1t.,
ef the capacity to pay ios expcsting. s1r.
plus and sllow T.bate Of 70 oonts besnc
ei Cor every bpskel under % pef esnt. 6
| the capacity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-20
RAILROAD MATTERS.


CuLLICoTHE O., December 19.-The
Court of Common Pleas confirmed the sale
of the Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad. Ex.
ception was taken and notice OF an appeal
by the Cincinnati & HlllsborO Railroad
COMPANY was given.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-20
CAPITAL HASH.
Iudge d-RepresenfauSe
Ben HIII's Funeral. Etc.

NpeClNk DtNp4ttft " WV
W,sHISGroS, December l9.-Judge Bono'
=, ,'onr circuit is getting severe criticism
g. 60, Of his former S;alwart friends here
sa.o rsoent decision at Columbia, s e., de-
- - the right of United States Marshals
"a = ',S Snnsrvisors of Elections to enter poll
49, 'nS nIares unless called upoE to quell tu-
multi and disorder. ,.0-
AZ Ortb. whose death day before yester'
indrced an adjournment OF the House.
~is,ded u good deal of influence here dur,
49, c-aDt regime. His alleged improper
ing nc,ion Ine with the Venezuela claims duI. pi.
eonpSStW,Tih con ne tW,Tin;stership there broke down ms
4snes na e s. Ssy.s fsssn' 'sds%paon sni sS SSs
smaller nsu.,e .oo Strong and positive man
81 put ~ ne neero%ded @S out entirely. His phyilcal
trouble To was so@sh1g sIi like Sofs SsnsoGi Pspd in G 4
deadly work.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-20
.pr,.uoy Coanle suGeeated.

ROCHESTER, December 19.-Thos. Doyle
and Kate A. Morgan, a runaway couple
from Oswego county were found sufoested
in room this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-20
IRON AND lA9OR.


HalleaSle Iron Meu-MCrttug Of IrOo
MANN Saeturers-Pt hon Asa.'
PrrrssrteH, December lIATle mallea.
bic iron man uiacturers association OF the
United States met here to-day. Rcpresen.
tives were present from New York, New
Haven, Philadelphia, Erie, Cineinnsa a1d
other places. The proceeding were held
with closed door, but II is understood that
the meeting was to consider the advisable.
~ OF advancing prices, which arenot satis.
factory. Jt is not known what action w0
taken.
Tomorrow Is the date set for n general
convention Of iron man nuiacturtre Of the
west. The meeting 10 for the purpose o.
ascertaining the true condition Of trAoe,
and 10 discuss the best msthod OF keeping
up prices. Prom present indicati0us the
meeting viii De one Of the iargesl sves
held, rs telegrams have been received from
man ufacturers in oil parts OF the country
stating that they will he on hand.
A number Of prominent
Pig Issn Nasfa~tWrcrs
met nj The Monongahela House yesterday
for the purpose OF forming q National Pig
Iron Association. A number OF letters and
telegrams were read from different sections,
oil urging the Necessity OF forming an ass
sOCiaiiOn for mutual protectiOn. No del
mite action was taken and the meeting adj
journcd until the 18th inst, at which time
an organization will be effected. A dele.
CATION started to Washington last night 10
appear before the Ways and Means Com
miitee in relation 10 the real iustmsntos
the tariff.
The trouble between the meters and
their helpers nj Singer. Nimick a Co.'S mill
still continues rnder the present ar
rsngement the head meters make about
SIS per day. 10 they grant their belpers
the advance demanded their income will be
reduced TO st2 per day. II being q personal
matter between the melter and his help the
AmalgaIna,ed Association las nothing 70
do with H.
The legislative Committee Of the Miners
Association met yesterday and agreed 20
rec eCommend an sci preventing company
sIot,s from retaining rhe wages 81 the men
for g. ods: also notifications OF the con-
spiraCy law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-20
,,,,,., u,. pro,her..n.I.av.

Mr. GILEAp, O., Decembe. 10 Val Wsg.
ner, a farmer OF Perry township; last n,ght
killed Daniel Sheehsn, his rother-in-laW.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-20
BUNKOEO.
An Old citS.srn Of New York Gets Tskeu
In I.tkcC. e. Admins.


NEw YnRK, December l0-Thursday
afternoon Alfred Clock. an old and re-
specttd citizen residing at 539 Madison
avenue, was accosted by well dressed
stranger, who pretended to know his family.
Clock was induced to enter a house. and
the bunco game, played on Charles
FraRcis Adams, was introduced. OF
course Clock played, and lost fifty
dollars cash. He continued playing and
drew checks for $E2s, 500 800, aud finally
$4,000 II being suggested by the sharpers
that il he drew 81, 900 from the Fifth ave-
ME baak he might
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-20
InA,,teA fey Gravo DoAb1nas

PHIapfIrura, Decembs lo-1iGht M
OF ipdictrept were found by ~ 0n14
yury against DR.. FORBES, 81 Jees!eoa -
t ical College. for completely ptlh Ne eoD9rs
rectiouitts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-20
Gone West

The cause of the flight OF the bridegroom
is mystery. The situation of affairs is
rendered more embarrassing by the fact
that an evening paper near here, in order
TO get ahead of its contemporaries, antici-
pated the wedding in the s O'Clock edition,
coming out with a description OF toilets,
etc. etc, winding up with description OF
the couple on the wedding tour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-20

A TRUE STRENGTHENING medicine and
hea!th-renewer is Browns Iron Bitters-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-20
THE NEWS.

fs,pry James, Sr., died in Boston yes
teperal Pape wants Fitz John Porter
sisted.
H. epizootie has made its appearance
Fac Fast.
MO slight shocks Of an earthquake
4 fell in New Hampshire yesterday.
ksil Hardin got verdict of $4,000
Insr the New York Central Railroad
IS broken leg.
h,nuiS Donovan, who once covered
Y miles in six hours, died at Natick,
IS, yesterday.
general Sherman visited Governors
md yesterday, and was received by
Feral Hancock.
here were fourteen deaths from
TRtheria and thirteen from scarlet fe-
in Brooklyn during the past week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-20
DeDot Burned.

Midway, Pa, December l9.-The depot
at this place was set on fire by inCendi.
aries about 9:l5 last evening. 1t was dis
covered too late to save anything of value.
The passenger depot is totally destroyed,
but by hard work the freight depot was
saved. All the tickets, books, papers,
money and other things of value were
burned. The fire was discovered at the
rear of the ticket agents office, burning
from the outside. The stoves were in
good condition and the fire was not any.
where near them. The only things saved
were the stoves and several SetteeS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-20
FIRE RECORD.
One Tswn Loses 100000.

GRAND Forks, s. C., December l9.-About
midnight a fire occurred here destroying
Cassell's photograph gallery on Third
street, between KelsoH and Dwars avenue,
the Ottawa saloon, Boston clothing store,
Morested, Christopherson Il Co. clothing
store Maloney's barber shop, DIR. Johnsons
dental office, NJ. Ruthel's grocery, the
Union drug store and two real estate
offices of Webster and McGill and Bur
rows & st. Julien Cox, c. L. Bakers gro
cery store, which is still burning. The
water works are not finished and the fire
department is helpless. A considerable
amount of goods was saved. Bakers loss
is $4,000 on stock, insured for $4,000;
Morsted's loss is S, 800. The fire was got
under control by hard work The Mer-
chants bank was saved. The entire loss
approximates $lOO, 900 on stocks and build
ings, which is about half covered by insur-
ance though several lost their entire pos
sessions.
A CarsicOng, Texas, special says the loss
by fire is from 100000 to 100000. lncend.
iary work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-20

A rguE friend to the weak and convales-
cent Is Browns Iron Bitters,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-20
The Wedding Feast

set out, and the minister standing in the
marriage ceremony. After waiting some
time after the hour fixed, the groom's
best man was sent to his residence to as
certain the cause OF the delay. He found
the young mans room unlocked, the we'd
ding suit, including gloves lying on the
bed, trunk open from which il was eyi
dent supply of clothing had been taken,
and q card lying on the mantle with the
words written in pencil
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-20
Rem Hill,

:, ..or,. that Il cost $500 to bury MN; MN;
y n,:Sensb seems Il is claimed the GoysrnIWsSIis ~ .Sis
altnouSn he m called upon to pay half OF tn,S .s
SraaDnt VIII Tn and the balance will be charseu "
Hills estate. .,s,. .llsged statement
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-11
Alexandria 0azette
eArUkuAf kvsrlnG, MARCH II.
Charlotte Temple.

Among the countless tbro g. who daily pass
aid repass TinIy Chu.ch, New York. how
may koow that within fcw feet of the crowd
ed thorouSbfare of Broadway is a gr4vs which
covers oil that remains of q orcs auuful OIL d
fsscina.iog womsp, the cord Of whose sorrows
has diDmed the eyes of III usands N, date
of br b. 90 indication of family snd 90 date Cf
dealt sp"esr oo The stone that Owls th.
grave of Charlotte Temple. whose tr gc story.
onos the theme OF every circle. is Probably q, :
kooRn TO the greater uunb OF young readers.
The N ", b-eur gi.l 10 New Yofk-so il is
oimed-hsd attracted he Attention Of 8
youog otl,er, N m6er of one OF + glat d 8
old's: aLd proud Of famtlles. who. wih hIs
regiGeut. enter the city when the BrIi,b
ent'rd NV Y,rk after The battle Of Long
lsisod. Charlotte. theo only II Was vooed
aud WOO by the yourg ofic r. He deserted.
and thsn-lhs old stors-soe 5000 alter died OF
bsokeo heart. A little daughter which sht
left was tend ry c,red for. sod ct a proper eQt
w.s taken 10 EugIs"d. bad for zoe Of So
900 settled uuon Ter by 'hs head Of her father b
fully. the late Earl of D Iby. grandfather OF
enc present Lnd Stsuty. She. like tru"
dspghter sbd iIus womao, re-. urDed TO New
York and er. cred the mopum OF that now
marks The mo'her's gr,ve. Inc inscription
upon Il W engraved upon a snlid tablet Of
brass 90 On 10 tbickoass. heav,lJ plated With
sliv,r. and thus il read:
Sacred to rho memory Of Charlotte Temple,
sgtd l9 yesrs"
rhl. fa day peif,rnei. she returned 10
EpRlspd aod lv:d life Of uooblrusiVe piely
and usefu>orss. The plate plscsd upon the
stone that marked the grave was supposed to be
OF sold Ver ard tt N Dted the cupidiy oil csr'siu
vaudaIs. Wao, Wi.b hsmmtr and ohisels 81 c.
csed.d 10 prSng it from the slab. They were
pevar DIT c'ed. Many years siterward SIN
good SIN r,au caused b. simple name II
Charlotte T~mpe to be cut und roes'h The fx-
ovation. Th re il may be sa'n wi;hio "
feet of Broada by any one who will tske b.
ir'ubls to lock ttr ugh ths iron rsiIisg. The
last tine ", giaucd nt the sI,b now almoa'
imbed j., 10 the srouod. VS. SAW styrsl spsI-
rows taking ba'h ir water which bad clec =
ed in the exc ,vai1n om wb CT the yillaios T. .
moved the pale; aid other iittlo festhered
soDgsurs we're singing requiem over heI
gtsve, pear which We We're grs,i6ed to observ.
force me-nor. doub lesa planted there b.
some KIDD heart who. in childhood. bad wep
over the sad and r, m sDlic s,o,y OF hs blue yei
all.
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-, -1 ~ nv III u ~ = IT. CI6I r.
Wattles q e ushb cb, o q feb2l-w4


poratiou Court Of the city of Als,s Idris,
on the E0.h day of February 1892.
Jesse l.. CtS,ard, Louis CassArd, jr , William
l. Caessrd, Howard Cssssrd ana Harriet b
Casssrd. trading ss coparIne,s under the e rn
name OF u. Csssard q Son plantiffs aR,i IS,
Hsrrison 8. Barker, ali. 8 q. b Barrier, lstsly
trading and d0ltg busiGe!s under the fro
pane OF d. 8. w. Barker q Sor, defendant
In chsDcery AM upon attachment.
Memo The object uf this suit is 10 sttsch the
interest of tie defendant il tn real estate 10 the
city Cf Alexandra of v hIch bic f,lher II. s. w
B'rker. died se'Zod And p ss,sssd, TO wit: a
two story brick tenement .. lot OF ground cor
ner o. King and Commerce streets also q lot VI
ground on the south side # King stre.t, bs
tween ystts and Henry streets also b, u. G
and lot o. The south SIDE Of Oou IN srce st e. I,
b-tWeen Fsyetts and Payne streets and to e. b
c. The same to the pay III emit OF The plaintiff
claim against The defendant amounting to tn.
sum OF one buodred sRd ten d ! are md fly.
ont cs7ta, With i TER Of theI eon um the q uay
OF F'b uary, iS:2, until psId. aid the C is OF
til S il
Inc defendant not having entered his appear.
ance and give security according to the act of As.
eem6y and the rules Of this Court, and it appear
Ing by affidavit that h1 Is not reid Mt VI tus
7t,ts it is ordered that the said defendant
appear here within one month after due publjca
ton Of this order, and do what is NECESSARY to
protect bis interest in this suit; and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in the AleT
andrIa Gazette, newspaper published in the
city OF Alexandria, onco q week for four sue.
cesslve weeks, and posted at the front door of
the Court House of this ty. A copy, test:
- MOhlON MAlhh q ERIK
Albert Stuart. p. fet2l-w4w
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IA ASHlN4TON & OHIO HAILROSD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

Beginning October 10, 1881.
The NAIL Train will leave Washington
q 8 20 .. N. and Ale1sndris at 925 - n.
daily. except Sunday; p.ss Leesburg, going
westward, It II 80 3. IL. ind arrive q Bound
Dill! 81 II Is p m. Leave Round Hill st u 80
p. m; pass Leesburg, gong eastward, 81 ! 10
.. NJ, and STRIVE at Ala1sndrIa 1t 1e p. T.
anS 1t WashinstoE st 80 o. On.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN will leave
Warrington at ~ .. 10. and Aie1sptsa S.
20 p co daily, except sunday, and .rrise g.
leesourg a! b Az p 10 Leave Leesburg at b w
Z m snd arrive 1t Al. 1anoIla o. 8 Is D. H.,
ano Washington ~ 8 500 %.
~ Passengers FROM Washington will saia
.ne Washington and Ohio cars Ut the Baltimore
e Potomac Railroad station ate Oa. m. ana Az
). n, and 60 through withou, change Ct CALL
The 9.25 .. m. train from Alexandra and l2W
N. train from Round Hill counec! st Bound
Hill With GOSH 4 Il T'S Daily Line Of
Coaches for Snickersville, Berryville and WIN.
Chester; also Redman's Limo Of Coaches, which
'~"- Leesourg daily for Aldie and Middle
burg.
Both trainl, westward, make close connection,
a Vienna, With 5isson's Line of Stages for fsn'
ta1 Court House.
Communication tickets, 81 ets per r1,;sH
annual tickets, $50.
g. HAVENER,
ocl4-:s General Ticket Agent
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South. Bound.
Nail. E.n,.
North Bound.

Bsil, Southwark, connects at Chsrlo,,esvllo
with Chss. s. Ohio B. B.. Esst and West Al
Lynch burg, connects With Norfolk 3 Wei.
ern T. r., through Southwest Virginia y
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rces
and Texas-end at Derville With Richmond :
Denville &. r., to South snd Southwest
Fzpress trains connect st Charlottesville with
Ches q Ohio trains for the Yves. ard with K
s. u K + st DsIville for sil points in Semi
South Bsst, Soutbwest and East
Express trains nor,hTard make conneci,un
Ch.flottesvile for Richmond.
MIxED TRAINS for Main Line leave A,
e1.ndria daily, EXCEPT Sunday, 9C0 8. m, ari
| GO p. M, and returning arrive at Alezsrdrjs
sos p. III. and II Is II
For MANASSAS LIRE leave Washirro,
I 10 a. IN. and Alexandra 7 As O. m, dsiIv
except Sunday, arrive at Strssourg at II q p,m
connecting wish the Valley Rosd gss. sTa
West. 81 &. tivsr with s. W K for Lurr
.nd Way boro. LsaVe Strasbufg 50 p. D.
MIXED TRAIN FOX * . S ~ =; DIV,
ISION lesves Alexandria dsily, except Sun.
day, at 90 o. m, arriving at Strssburg s.6H
p. M, and returning leaves Strsshusg al SIS
M. arriving in Ai8xsnd7iA at 3 &c y. m.
For hiddleburg, daily (szceps Sunday Goa.
nection ct Pia'n station.
For Upperuille, regular connection a. Deli.
plane
For Washington, Rapp.h.anocs, daily cor.
nec.ion, 81 cept Sunday, at Uulpeper
ALI traias connect t, and from WARREN.
TON
ell trains make good connections, 81 Wuk.
tngton, to and frcm North and West.
Pullman Sleepers b.twasu New York and
Atlanta on u all tratus IL each dire lion without
change; only one range Of carr between Nes
York aud New Oriusns
new Orleans sleepsIs leave Washington n
7 10 u. M, -ufDing through without cnappe
Puhmnn Sleeping Cars between Washnston
and ,ha'lsssun .. O., without change, on 7 70
.. m trsln.
Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro and
autuss. Ga, on 10 y n. connection.
Marh's A d ustable Chcir Cars are run on Niph,
irnins between Wusbin etoo srd Danville.
rhrOu b tickets st lowest rates to all Import.
Ant poi IS 10 the o. it'd states
I" all Trains In both directions make close con.
nection at Frsu 'iu Junction to aud from MI
Points on Frsuklin Division.
htbUBH Ella UGETER. G. T. A.
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- MUhIUN MA hh q erk
Albert Stuart. D.. fet2l-w4

VlRGIRIA: To the CLERKS office of the Or.
cult court OF lhs city of Alexandra. on The
2lst d. y Of February, 1852
John D. aslnes, Levi b. Small and Eupepa D
Robinson, ,rtners, trading under the e I'm
rsme OF BaiDee, Small g. Koti eon: W. %.
6udson. administrator of II b w. Bank
decd, and Thomas Perry, plsint!ffs apaIsst
d bArk'r, Leonard Msrtu y, trustee, and
.. +. er'g 3y snd Fl ObrIen. partner r.
trading uuder the firm name of Gregory g.
" brien. defspdants. In chancory.
Memo. The OH c. of this suit is to have a re
cslV.r appointed Tor The Assets of the lste arm Of
d =. w Barker q CON and for the Iroplr.v
convey ed oy deed Of truot from II. s BARK. r
10 LeoDsr1 Msrbury. AID to ASCERTAIN the lis.
oiiitles OF I'D firm and pay the sbme out Of the
sale OF said assists, aid settle the affairs of said
1tm, snd TO sscert,in the creditors secared hv
Ssld deed al d pay their dsbIs out of the anle -,
sad property conveyed her, b..
BIS. Barker, one of sid defendants, not HAVING
entered bis appearance and given security &c
cofdlng to the act OF Assemb =, and the ruIos of
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit thai
be !, not resident OF this State, it ia o..
dered that the said defendant appear here with
IN one month after due publication of this
order and do what is necessary to protect b..
interest in this suit; and that copy of this or.
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandra Gu
sette, newspaper published in the city of Al
exandrla, once week for tour successive weeks
and posted at the front door of the Court House
Of this city. a copy-test:
&Ok1UN MARYE. Clerk.
jedi johnson p. fb2l-s4w