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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
Legal NOTICES.


TO ADoLPHUs ROLLINS, HELEN roll
husband; George. VI Poacher, Isabella 6.
his VIE: Fannie g., Hafsey. Frank K. Hal
Sey, her husband; Helen 4 Thurston. Lewis
koop, Maggie P. WynEoop, his wife: John
l. Rollins, Eva Rollins his wife; Kate ae.
Caroline L. Rollins, Helen N. Rollins.
Emma A. Rollins. Frank # Rollins: her
D'orsay, ]. Stanley D'Orsay, her husband;
Claire Howe, Henry Y; Howe. Marie Rollins.
wife, Jane McMurry. Timothy D. Poucher
QnfanD, Edward a. Poucher infant. Roll
You are hereby notified that at a public sale
made by the City. Collector Of Jersey City.
sum Of two hundred and ffty-seven dollars
real estate situate in Jersey City, in the coun-
ty of Hudson and State Of New Jersey. front.
designated as lot ten 90. in Block number
one hundred and twenty-six d2g, upon an
eighsy-si1 tssS. made BY the Com missioner Of
Adjustment appointed in and for said city
by the Circuit Court OF the County Of Hud-
son, a certified copy of which report and map
was fled in the office Of the City Collector
1898, said report and map and said sale being
made pursuant to the provisions OF an act OF
sas L fsss ent1s,e Of New Jersey passed Mareh
IAN Act concerning the settlement and coll
lection of arrearages Of unpaid taxes. assess
ments and water rates or water rents IN
cities of this state. and imposing and levy
ing a tax. assessment and lien in lieu and
instead of such arrearages, and to enforce
the payment thereof, and to provide for the
sale of lands subjected to future taxation
and assessment"
And the several supplements thereto.
And you are further notified that you appear
to have an estate or interest in said land and
real estate, and unless the said land and real
estate shall be redeemed. as provided in said
acts, before the expiration of six months from
and after the service hereof. a deed for the
same will be given conveying to The MAYOR
and Alderman of Jersey (itY- the fee SimDla
of said land and real estate according to the
provisions of the said act.
Dated. Jersey City, N. j., February 1eth'
| THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF JERSEY
PETER F. wANsER.
(Seal) Mayor.
Attest. JOHN E. sCoTT.
Sale No. 4644.l
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Maria Schraumann, deceased; John
Fuhrlein and Christian Kaiser, executors of
Maria Schraumann, deceased. by order Of the
surrogate OF Hudson County, dated December
26th, 1894, hereby gives notice to the creditors
of said decedent to bring in their debts, de-
mands and claims against the estate of said
decedent, under oath or affirmation within
nine months from the date Of said order, or
they will be forever barred CT any action there
for against said executors.
Ohm FUHRLEIN,
CHRISTIAN KAISER.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Estate of George Webb. deceased: Annie F.
bv order Of the Deputy Surrogate of Hudson
County, dated February 18th, 1895. hereby
gives notice to the creditors of said decsdent
asainst the estate OF said decedent, under
oath or affirmation within nine months from
fhe date Of said order, or they will be forever
barred of any action therefor against said
executrix. -
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Emma Cox, deceased; Edward
Hoos, administrator, Of Emma Cox. deceased,
by order of the Surrogate of Hudson County,
dated December 2Sth, 1894, hereby gives notice
to the creditors OF said decedent to bring in
their debts, demands and claims against the
estate of said decedent, under oath or afir-
nation within nine months from the date Of
said order, or they Will be forever barred of
and action therefor against said administrator
EDWARD HOGS.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Charles A. Durre. deceased; Mar
earete T. Durre, executrix of Charles A.
Durre. deceased, by order of the surrogate
of Hudson County, dated February H. lssS;
hereby gives notice to the creditors OF said
decedent. to bring in their debts, demands
and claims against the estate OF sad
nine months from the date of said order, or
they will be forever barred Of any action
therefor aeainst said executrix.
MARGARETE T. IRE
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NOTICE cy SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the account of
the subscribers, executors, ETC., of Alexander
Bonnell, deceased, will be audited and stated
BY the Surrogate of the County OF Hudson,
and reported for settlement on Friday. the Srh
day OF March, 1855.
FRANK r. RONNELL&
EORGE GxTFOREt
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NOTICE OF

Notice is hereby given that the final account
Of the subscriber. administrator OF John ?;
stafed by the Surrogate of the County of Hud-
son. and reported for settlement on Friday.
the 26th day of April next.
DATED February 20. A. d. 1896.
FREDERICK HECKENDORN.
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Scoreps-Mr. Roeder n Mr.. Mozzen-
tof.
The final games in the tournament of
the New Jersey Bowling Association.
rolled last night at Wendt's Jersey al
legs. Hoboken. proved the most exert
ing contests of the tournament 1t was
q big affair. The first game was between
the Vigilants and .Atlant.cs. the former
winning by but four pms: h SECOND
contest between the Hours and Might
Owls was still more exciting. the LATTER
being defeated by but two pins. Follow
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INDIANS.
SCORE BY FRAMES.

SCORE BY THAMES.
M~.nkakwa-
LA 24s s54 4SS SIG III s1s ssS 1881 1852
Umpire-Charles Kleppe.
NSnarenS-Mr RnniRrN and Mr MOZZen-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
Shot by His Father.

GATIIPOLIs. ONO. Aug. r.-Smeon
F. sealy. n farmer OF Bush's Aii. ms
county shot his son Emery Tuesday night
with "A rifle. the bah taking effect ln the
bov's right arm. near the shoulder sea-
W. daughter aged eighteen. wanted 70
attend an apnle-cutung Boo the n'ishhor-
hood. but her father forbade her going.
She was dressing. preparatory 20 going,
I'M spite of her fathers wishes. when DE
seized n horsewhip. and was ABOUT TO
heat the girl. when the boy interfef'l
ana asked him 20 use switch instead.
This enraeed the old man. aud he started
10 the house for his gun. while ihe boy
ran away. When the boy was 100 yards
from the house. his father appearoi ln
Tho door. with rifle levelled al his
head The boy lodged ms the weapon
was discharged. and the bah splinter'-
hts arm. The father was brave sol
der during the war. but has am uncor
trollahle temper. This is his second e.
tempt 10 shoot HIS son. and will prob
bfv be the last as the boy will prose
cute.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
Gold SulDhur budget.

COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA, Aug:
i6 Specially IS generally cohceutu lud1
this Is the merriest of many merry So
sons AT this favorite resort the guests
are pleasing and being pleased conlhu-
The Push will be over to 1 certain ex-
tont. by tn last Of August, but there
wli reuain quite number or visitors
through tho month Of September, ana
may pleasures are already on the pro-
eranlmc for next nnonth
Tho young people are busy having
gcod time " from early morn until Iate
Mr. ana Mrs. Garcin. of Richmond,
gave twenty Young people jolly nay
ride TO the Rockbridge Alum, where Trey
dhnced until 1.-THE zee sma' hours ana
dainty refreshments served, when they
returned.
on Friday last a phantom party was en-
loved hy old and young. \ weird ana
rruesome sight was that solemn ana 81
down the long stairway through the hall'
and into the ballroom, where they
rrarched round and round. IN and out
keeping time TO a dead march. The con
traet was emphatic when the dancing
began, and the fun was great inceed
when the unmasking took place lIuaslHe
tho cold creepers racing over the poor
unfortunate. who had been positive that
he had Spotted" his chum and had WINS
Need several bits Of hOy-criucism IN the
ear of one who couldn't fool a ay
when mirabile dictu. his "chum' was
laughing lassic.
MONDAY NIGHT GERMAN.
The german Monday night was the
most ENJOYABLE one given this season,
and nothing less could he expected when
the universally popular Doc Graves
was the leader Several scientific games
Of duplicate whist have been closely
contested recently.
TUESDAY morning a general invitation
was extended the guests 10 come out
on the lawn for a watermelon feast, ana
feast II was IT. very truth. given by q
Virginia gentleman Of the old regime.
TIC music ewing guests went 10 Al
legheny Hotel. Goshen, 10 hear Prof..
Leo Wheat at his best.
1t is a difficult task 20 decide who is
tho belle Of "the Springs" for in such a
galaxy, It puzzles one to determine who
is the bright particular star.
The Reading club IS delightful Tor
II orning entertainment; number OF
ladies meet by appointment one Is Sc
lected to read. while the others engage in
fancy work. Apropos Of fancy work,
Mrs. Turner. Of Richmond, has had an
embroidery class, and her pupils nave
Veritable works of art as results OF her
instruction.
The guests Of Richmond are excited and
clamorous over the much desired electric
line" up Broad street. one enthusiast
fancies the Springs all want II. cry out
for il, and earnestly pray the honoraple
Council 20 grant me FRANCHISE rms pc
inc the season for electric storms. the
| guests are not surprised 10 hear the
! thunder
Among the late arrivals from Richmond
| are Nessrs. \. {. Sinton. Richard II.
! Nlf jor John T. Goddin. Mrs. 1oddin ana
! three lovely children, Mrs. John GORDON,
! Misses Annie. Uebecca and Nellie, ana
/ Master Jack Gordon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18

were placed in the galleries OF the south
Kensington Museum. London ~ sIFs ll
rartoons represent the miraculous
Draucht OF Fishes Peter and John AZ
the beautiful Gate Elymas. the s2roerer,
Struck Blind; Paul and BarhaD"s at
I.ystra; Paul Preaching at Atnehs 49,, 'eoss
Giving the Keys 10 Peter Ahahia1 49,
mead. The three cartoons when nave
been destroyed repres the Mo 10, D.
dom OF stephen; the Conversion 81 raAl'
and Paul in Prison at Phililpi. Solo
persons say that there were tWeiNc 80
looms but there are only ten tapeSeii'S
in the complete set IN the Vatican
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
The "Grenicr View York"

II the Now workers. gather IN an the
surrounding territory. how large Will the
Greater New York; be- y i.
The area OF the proposed city Will bee
81 "a square miles. while that OF tho
present city is about Al square miles, .
and the population. according 10 the re-
cent State census. viii be about 5,lwwo'
while that of the present city IS about
{ $4,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
Races Postponed.

The races of the Owl Cycle Club. which
were 10 have been held last evening az
the Exposition Grounds, were postponed
on account OF rain until Monday after
neon. at 4 o'clock
Many of Richmoud's well-known riders
will participate. and also a num-
Dor Of novices. who arc out on the turf
for the FIRST time. Among the fast riders
are the carr brothers, from Baltimore:
Shade. of Eerudon, Va; j. r. Temple.
&. n. Rudd. ". j. Tignor and a num-
Der OF others. There are two boys who
viii enter-M b. Flolshelm and II. T..
Williams.
Should there be no more rain the track
will be in fire condition for making fast
time tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Stephen is at the White Sulphur
Springs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18

gave a german to the ladies. IT was ,r,ca
fnI-dress affair aud each girl ulou
80 look her prettiest. The result Wa
cbarminc the effect lovely. Amongst llle
is6,es who danced were MIS-. MAJ W.
1.er1, handsome in white silk, diamoHt or
ney9enfs. Mrs Bell. of Bedford 'lly'
white silk empire gown. Mrs. Chahii9l,.a-
lavne. blue silk and paris; MISS SelIgn'
Yellow eauzc and purple NeNet' snlS9
i.anehorne. a debutante with loNely ldce,
dressed in white organdie. SATIN IlDpoin IT,,
Miss Randolph. yellow Grape, MIS- IL ~
Navo very handsome in pink SIX. MlSS
Trnee white brOcade satin, MISS Mltc.rh'
lcwitching in white silk and lace Mlsa
Nsss. lov5v in handsome gown OF pdlg'
etrined blue silk: Misses Green, hauu-
ecnlelv eowned IN pale blue ana Whlie
satin striped silk. diamond ornaments
Miss Petit. winsome i'm a becomins Gown
81 organdie over yellow, with yellow sat
in Trimmings: Mrs Mullen, an eEcilhs
drcss Of black: Mrs. Leigh, white SILK.
MIR W. =. Venabie led the german WIN
Grace and ease The favors were mann
some. all OF sterling silver. MISS IS; ~
Tin got 4 "TTilby heart PISS kannolpn'
oliver scissors; Miss Willie Green cut
gass vinaisre;te. with silver top Mss
Iones. q belt pin; Miss woodland, a dou-
bic heart pin Of liver. Mr. Aenanle re-
ccived a silver knife. Or. lnohas,
silver tia clasp: Mr.. Bell, silver koy
ring: Mr.. Sale, Of Bedford pair OF cuH
buttons
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
4 Vessels Displacement.

What IS meant by the word "displace-
ment." as applied TO a vesscl2 J. $. W.
The quantity of water displaced by a
vesse, or other floating body. The weight
Of the displlced liquid equals that Of
the body. The term is seldom applied
10 a trading vessel because In its case
its tonnage capacity rather than It's
weight is wanted. a war-ship's capaci-
~ is less than its displacement, a mer-
cnant Xessers canacIty b greater.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18

In cities 10 the mail wagons have right
Of way over everything II. J. j.
Yes: over every vehicle Of whatever
sort: even over a bicycle. In New York
the firemen were instructed 10 this ef-
feet. Mail wagons first. then fire en-
gipes. trucks hOsc-carts. chiefs car
riages, ambuancos. and then ordinary
vehicles The drivers Of mail wagons
were directed by the postmaster not 10
insist on their rights n by going around
they would not delay their cargoes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
Bishops and Archbishop>.

How many bishops and archbishop5 are
there IN tho wOrld2 T. r. orc.
In the Roman Catholic Church there
are l5l archbishops. U2 bishops having
sees, and 26i titular bishops. who have
the rank and authority of bishops but
ara without dioceses In the Episcopal
Church Ghe Anglican and Protestant
Episcopal there are archbish0ps and
PA bishops: the Methodists have % bish-
ops; the Reformed Epscopalians 5; the
old Catholics 1 bishop. In the Greek
or orthodox Church che Russian church,
there are So bishops, Of whom 3 are n et-
rCpOlitans and u arccbshops. This
gives a total of 2l2 archbishops and 1898
bishops. which is about the right num-
Der There are. OF course vacancies
among these. owing 10 deaths and reslg-
nations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
only One Roman Catholic Chaplain.

Was there ever a Roman Catholic
chaplain of Congress- j. \. l..
Yes; the Rev. Or Constantine flse a
Roman catholic priest. was chaplain or
the Senate I'm lsi6, or thereabouts. ticn-
nv Clav secured the appointment for him.
He's the only case. besides him Bishop
Highes. in ls47. and Bishop Keane. az the
funeral Of one OF the Senators, are the
only Roman Catholics who have oficiat-
pl hefOre OnrgIess.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
some champagne suppers we're en-

handsome champagne suppers we're en-
joycd. -.
a german will be given this evening by
the ladies. which promises 10 echpse any
nreorlino ores. The ballroom is now be-
iDr decorated most claDorately.
The annual cake-walk took place tues
dav evening I'm the billiard-rOom at u ne
Grand Hotel" This was gotten up 10y
The c7lorcd walters. and proved imam
Cial success. all the guests contributing
10 the fund.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
Program at Blue Ridge.

BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS. VA. Aug. lt.
Special. sunday night we were given a
treat by Rev. Mr.. Jones OF Bedford CITY,
who preached an able sermon. The bail
rcCm was turned into "A chapel for that
day We had pulpit, organ, and capanle
choir. The services were enjoyed thor
cushly. and we will be glad TO welcome
Mr Jones very soon again.
Monday night Judge Farrar delivered
lecture on Lights and shadows
He vas introduced by Col. Brown IL a
few WelI-ChoSen words. They were Ootd
prectod with warm applause by the au-
The Judge spoke about the war. and
gave some very tender and sad reminis-
Ccnces, which stirred the hearts of his
listeners so that he brOueh. tears To
many eyes, when 10. I'm a twinkle he
had them laughing and clapping at some
OF his jtEss.
rrCHBE PARTY.
Tuesday morning a rosrossive-euchre
parry was given by Mr.. Lewis III. Mercer
of Georgia, TO Mrs. Martin and Mrs.
Pntchett. Misses Selden he l.2sset ana
Vass The bell rung for the game
promptly az II O'Clock. There were forty
,igh, playing, and the contest was close.
Miss Jones. OF Hampton. and Mr.. Ne1.
cut for the first pri1c, a sterling silver
pen holder. Miss Jones won. MISS
IL ownie Petit won the second prize, a
siiVer niciure frame. There was another
draw between Mrs. Pritcnett. Mrs. Car
Ter and Mrs. Grymes for the third prize.
Mrs Pritchet cut the lucky card and re-
ocived a sterling silver shoe buttoner.
The fourth prize was won by Mrs. Char. .
trr,ayne and was a silver tie clasp. The
CONSOLATION was taken by Mrs. Lee.
After the game, refreshments we're scrv-
ed and there was morning german.
duplicate whist and siN-hand oucrr'
are running progressive euchrc close
Horsc-hack rides. driving. bowling. ard
dancins keep the young ones busy ana
hairy. We have about forty or nfty chil-
dren here. and they are. indeed, happy
set. II must be that happiness which
keeps them good. for they are ooth sood
and sweet.
Last night was the browning event
Of this Xeek'a gaietY. The young men
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
GUESTS RTGIsTgRgD.

Miss Lula Anderson. Il. \. Booker. Va;
L. j. Tucker. a. 5. dc Nelanins, y. C.,
Miss W. -. Green. l.. II. Green. Mrs. u.
y. Green. Richmond, Va. n. Hogue. In
boswell. Va; L. Z. WaltheR, Galveston.
Tex; Lewis Aubel and wife. Richmond
Va: Mrs. Bessie : Leah. Mrs
". a. Erwin. Bessie :. Erwin,
Margaret H. Erwin, ~. c.; Mr.; ana
Mrs. Il. " Crallc, Washington, ID. 60
Jas Nass. Danville, Va: Mr. NJ George
New York W. y AirhearL p. Il. JaCo3s'
burg e s. Greene. ". Wall ~ DAVIS, Nfr-
einie: Mrs. l.. Z. Morris. Miss lans hOrne,
\ C.: W. g Fisher and family. Miss Lii
~ Porter. Galveston, Tex; +. Il. Farrar,
Meade. John Moyler. J. +. Moyler, Jr,
Mr.. II. :. Trout. Mrs. II. :.
Trout. Miss Trout, Miss Mar
tina Trout. Virginia: p. II. Good
v-vn and family. Galveston, Tex; ". +.
Venable Jno. Stokes. r. H. Adams, r
GINA. a. Terrier. Galveston, TeX. ROD
ert Stocker. L. 5. navy: a. J. Battle
Jr New York: Walter Blafterman. ~.
Louis: Mrs. c. u. Jordan, Norfolk; J. \;
Parker. GolGsboro, y. c.. ". j. Deal
and Wife Geo. ". Gillspie, Andrew VI.
Perry. s. j. May. W. :. Bell. virginia :
jos Mullen. Jr., Baltimore; James Mui,
len. Petersburg. Va. +. =. Borden ana
wife and three children. Goldsboro, y. g
Mrs. John H. Scheduled. Miss Annie VI.
St,hcoldeld. Miss s Daisy Schoolnel1'
Mss Ruth Alexander. +. V. White. X. J..
Sale. Miss Howard. Q. .. Bell, Mrs. Q. {.
Bell. VIM \ Gilispie. Jr. \. l.. Payne
siiss Chamberlain. y. r. Pnchard. 7. ;.
navant. Jr.. Virginia: Miss VI. l., Good
wynn. Nashville. Tenn. W. W. Tyler an ,
wife. Mrs. Hancock. II. y. Riddle ana ana
wife. r VI. smith. +. 5. Smith, Jno.
Pretiow. Jay Pretiow Virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
Bus.ness Opportunity.

A merchant engaged in. other bust
ness. who cannot give his attention TO
mercantile life wishes 10 sell out hrst-
class family grocery; location central.
and exceptionally good. Address GRO
GER, this office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18

Thursday aigtt the guesls we're invited
10 Blue Ridge Hall 10 llSt"H 10 a ut""t
between the waiters-sunJ eet. > iouie
the Negro Emigrate 10 AFRICA OF NNut.
haired Anglo-SaXon had Europe. d.
dork-cycd Monc0ian had MS country.
ard Afic9 should Do tho home OF the Ne
gro There he could rise and help othti
10 do Likewise. Each color should RUE
IFS own country. lie was man WIN
mans aspirations. II his skin was blac &.
IL was not right for the negro ana .uc
white man 10 be equal IN the whiic III an
country. but I'm Africa, IL could not Oily
serve a railroad. but be one or IT'S OWL
ers The neerO's best friends are n.
Southern people. They educate MIN, hul
what good can IL do him. Here he must
aiv avs take serylle positions, ana can
rever be equal 10 the whites, socially OF
otherwise. ,
Hacker. responding, said: The gent %
man what Just got through thinks me-
done very smart, but be s. tee--otalN
ingorant- he got 'nun sense 10 keep MN
ont the fire. and not num TO seep MN
out'n the river. What a parcel of negroes
cwinc @ do. ruling q country; they cam /
rule themselves. Use going 10 stay III
20 to Africa, and fore long he bee wild as
"a buck Use got no reflections TO the
gentmans cOin'. but / larned my nrst
Sunday-school lesson under Andrew
Jackson. and Use glad OF II. Geo. Wash
ington is the greatest man, 'ccpt Napo-
Icon. ever lived. and amt Coin' 10 leave
this country 10 be a President IN Africa.
The gentman got no more notion now
10 rule a country or rrn railroad than
q ho. has 10 wear a shirt. ~ "a not 90
iuc to erligrant and beEs 20 m excused
The debate gave much pleasure to all,
and the whites rose en- mssse and re-
questeu the blacks not TO 'einigrant' 10
Africa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18

A homcward trudse through mist'wrlp-
ped night
4 heart and creel. In common, hgnt;
Complete contCnt-thc day has brought
IT, 49,,
lie dshed for ploasure-aud he caught ~
-Hitda Johnson VA Puck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18

The Rawley Springs, Virginia. will re-
main omen October and September. The
iron tonic water, drank at any time. has
J. WATKINS LEE
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Leila skipwith Brax,on. PIainti.

OF HANOVER COUNTY, AUGUST e.
ls9J-IN VACATION.
Leila Skipwith Braxton. PlaintiNt
against
Charles Semple and Virginia :. Semp
his Wife. charles ". Burwell and MAJ
&. BurweM, his wife, and others,
IN CHA\CERI.
The object Of this suit is TO have Gle
and partition Ia some Of the modes tr.-
scribed by law 81 that certain real es-
tate i'm Hanover county. Va, know .s
..Inaleslde." containing 49, acres. more
or less ard situated near OLD Ch.rl
uost-oiice. IN said county.
And affidavit having been made .el
dl.d that the defendants. Charles n-
ple and Virginia S. Semple. are t0r-
rcaidents OF this COMMONWEALTH d f
ordered that the said defendant. lo
appear here within fifteen DAYS af.r
the due publication OF this order ar DO
what IS necessary 10 protect thels in-
tereets IN this suit
A copy-Teste:
J. A. BROWN. Clerk
BENZ. I. BARRET. p. q. auii-suiw