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CHARLES SOUTHGATE

CHARLES SOUTHGATE
EEANiN, now declined teaching Music. has laid in.
~ as low as the times woud allow and will s,ii ac
cOrtrgv-
Sattms Levantnes, sarsneis and Pe-,ans, of various
coGls
IArcu AID cotton eambrics, do.
Niern0, silk, ceshmire, clo,n and cotton sLawls
BLK, cotton ard worsted Stockings,
!;nekski0, beaver. kii I'd si.k gloves
Linen and cotton sit'ies an! sneetinys
ttossla d.apei aud itie labie hnril,
bia kcts aud furniture eslco,
Fes'mg, corduroy, re!.;sc c.a:s flannel anu mapped
cOttons
Sewing sJk, thread, cotton balls, wocsed bindings,
tapes and ho5hts,
Tortoise shelf, ivory and horn ccmbs,
TOots, hair and comb brushes
Scissors, tho bles, pins ard reedies,
Military ss,s!ies, feather, AID buttons,
Plain coat ard hutOus both mated z hard metal
silk unbre~s.--I'o .rs.ch .Nosos,
M AIRY SCCGHGAEE
BeSs leave 70 aid her aah the public Tor past "a
rors, asd respectfully form ie l.,lies Of Richmond
add Manchester, as weh ,s her country castometS-
that (eSceptiug a box Straw Bonrets whicn NAV %,
expected srortiy) she has received the Whole of
her laie purchases IN Philadelphia and Baltimore
comprising every fashionable alticle in the NIi,.ner,
Lane, which she also viii sell as low as die times viii
allow. Gee g. a.
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NOTICE.


ssliE aubscgbey erb~cfup 10 be obse,, ANIL ,,y .,
me toe I'm soDe m1nti8, nohEes nj i,,e,,,e 81
He'eH ftH ne bos coe'shhned Jfy l. q L t...,
fis farfW ngeE suH fiplogfho,4tv 10 transact b,si
~ an "egoholesn any mwner H,wBi,g n ipqfees.
Fggr COLI.N.JLaCR.zA.
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THE PRNpRIETnRs

THE PR0PRIETORS
n,I' tle Rob nod Coton Manufciory, for,rarn all
\ persons from creiidnr any one in,e tested Coz.
ncc'ej ~ empiOyed IN that establishment, on nc
CONT Of yic same, except
BENZ JAMES HARRIS.
Dec. 1. 1910
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NOYT(E.

INO tIEL
VETiiL BE SOLD at public auction 10 the hiEbes,
w bidder, at the Market House in the town or
l'uehburs on Mond'y the I'd day of January, 1915,
between EIGHT and troef1e
Tx r L 81 q YES.
consist OF men, women and children, as property
belonghg 70 the estate ofRiold. Perkins decd. of
Fluyanns county. Terms OF sale will be one tird cash
and credit of sixty days given for The other two thirJs
the purchaser giving bond negotiable aud payable M
either ot The banks IN Lynclburs, With sufficient en-
dOrser for the sane.
The subscriber Who IS the Only acting Executor to
this stnte) is DESTROYS closing MS ESecutosho and
requests tie legatees 70 attend on the day OF saie--sny
person 20 whom the estate may be Indebted to- will
bring Their accounts previous 20 the sale vii auihen
Gated for adidstmctsnd all persons Indebted to the
estate Aforesaid, viii forward without DELAY and
settle their 5ebt.-Ihe sale is expected to commence
AZ ~ O'Clock
RICHARD PERKINS,
only acting erec4f9r IF
hie cstata ofRicbord
Perkins, dccco.eH
rvnc',bnrp, Der. g. w4,p
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MEDICINES


SURG COWS INSTRUMENTS.
gsNHE subscribe. respectfully INFORM the pub,is lat
< dley have Just added TO tberstock general and
wen selected supply oflruga medicines surgeons in
sirum.hts, &c &c among whie, Il { the following
medicines, sc.
Calo-nel, ,IaIap Sealing wax and ,raC.rs
ipecac, riieh@rb God and silver leaf
Cantharides, eanphor Marble and ,gedgswo,d
hsgncsa' hquorice mortars, SIC. &c sc.
S"it-petre, alum Sargson's L.stsun.s,.As
I{r'mst"ne. emory Igepaning
Flowers sulphur Aflputsting
Aqua iorus Pocket sets
w ytrioi Teeth extracting tture's)
elnlcS silver Spring and thumb iaucets.
Reeves water colors, Cyidss F1,y,;f,,,s. ar.
Toy do Ii ei,ue and sn;cr bo,
canel's hair pencils ties
Tooth and shaving brush vi.!s assorted s,ass
es NiPpia Jtels
charcoal dent'ir'ce Breast pipes, &c.
iIsnsp2fent rose, Paints, oil, spirits trrpen-
Windsor . CASTLE soap the, vsrnish, putty, &c
Ihty are ~ daiT expectation of Hardham's Iacc2u-
b'u and ksppee s'ni, 'ii;c lead, ground IN Of. and
general and extensive variety Of brushes
PHLfP DUVAL, in. & Co.
A. the sign Of .ae golden mortar, main street.
December. 2. 2aw4w
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sesniElA.-At Rnlcs holden IN TIE Clerk Of
flce of the Superior court of Chanc .,- ;,,. tIe
richmond District, the FIRST day Of November 1914
William Stotilart Il Jossh Starkev merchants and
partners, trading Under the firm OF Stot,a. g Sta:k
I'l4S.
iuhn X Jones, and Cornelius, Andrew 81 Tobo Con.
raj, trading unsr the firm Of Cornelius e Arcrev,
Twirad e5Co. Deborah w Picasants admir- Of So,
le' Pieassnts, decd, John so,nerviilo g. (or.ln
g 'srdrew Conrad. trading under the ,n OF Sor,e,,
VIZ e Conrad Caleb Bonsal, and rhe sarna orr
"a q Andrew Conrad, trailing unler the firm Of
non al, Conrad 9 Go. and the sud John Sopervlle
~ his Own individual capacity, aud the said C,Ieb
P"nsaI, IN his Individual capacity, Leroy Anderson.
" ~. i,eiry AiHeIso2' DeEe.
lie Defendants, cornaiirs Andrew & John Coo-
r"' not having entered ;herappc.rance and ,.,ycn 50
eni'tN according to the Act nj Assembly and tie RuI
o. t; court AID appearing by satisfactory evidence
'hat hfy are nor inhabitants nf this country, II ~ o,
Hie", hat the said Defsadauts do appear here ~, he
twenty td fsy ~ the tenn and answer the III r
tie tirtiiS and that copy ofthis order be
insert dio some newspaper polished in the CITY If
h'h'nond tor two months SUCCESSFULLY ard posted ~
the trent door nj the capitol in the said civ.
cOpy.--Teste,
Nov or. NV :; e.
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y ~ GlNiA--A' Rules holden in the Cl,E's Of
nee o. NE snPere' court Of Chancery for the
N'neyC Willis and Robert TAYLOR. exee,,trx I'd ~.
esntor OF John Willis decd, who was executor Of
hct9vsr ''''' Ph4S.
rhlip =. Pcndeton and David Hunter. ex.cutor, or
rhliip fendeton deed, Hannah Drew widow. and
VINO was pamed eNecutrjS @: William Drew. aud
p1ipiin Drew, William Drew, Whiting Dr.u' and
W ashingini Drew, heirs OF Benjamin. Drew der'1
whe was heir at law and dewste of the s,d \, i,I;
Drew, deed. '"''' ,, ~ 1''S''
The subpoena seire faeias awarded in This cs,t.
ne'ng returned executed the defendant XV;li;sn,
I,re" and It appearing by satisfactory evidence tat
Iney arenot inhabitants o this country IL re oyl,,sJ
hat tie said Defendants doappesr here on the ,y,,
tnd DAY OF the next term and answer the bill ~ ,bc
Fisntih' and That copy Of this order BIZ forthwith ~.
s,r"d IN some newspaper phbiishedsn the ei,v. 81
fsicnrn, ior two months srcccssvely and pos,ed 9,
the front door of the eaprtol nthe said civ. -
cOpy.-A este,
NJ. Wv. w. HENING, e c.
800 W
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Rae, Mallory, Bo~,er, Watkins vi C,.a.}o,,e, rus,io
aad Ssansri.
coapliance wi,h tl,e vii ii J,4,I Ell.d, GeeJ
4 Va. &c so', Gu Z, srr,'iit Of ~ noats,s.
Il EisaCT OF L.2.NTl,
eontaire r survey e2o acres. lyie The .sosh side
o. cue ,a'afA tIvsr aud acu ilue below ,.e town,
OF AiLLos--a.s, len or ;weire
LIKELY .N'EG2OES,
IN the same ese'i The sale viii commence ~ the
-viiCs Dese.9s, nsS', te premises AID q, a,in,
'forl I 20 ,y uut co pl,ieG-Uon wi,., approved
.eeGrH VIII be l.9pir eC, and in crest inn, iho at, IL
10 pdrciiai lsA - the ;.irvsso Of the negroes *
E.e 90 US "a 'i,e i7d, Ia sduic., personal Sc
e"i1p', VII DC required 70, the purchaser.
A.! lef.Sns nlie,,.., 10 the Es,aie OF Joserh Brand
uect, are r'G0i". ,n forward a;j ,.aae imm :
uhte pSrmeni AMI thOse who have claims ~ ,ns the
SAD Estate, ave tested To- settle u,vir accounts and
receive payment.
W.: y. MERiwETEE:l 49,
JAMES LINDSAY. ( I'm rs.
Decent s. tbs
!: t0'shs'rGc(e sa9i u ato,cV snitci or Lo1a ~,
: some ffne-i0 PR cras interest NIL b. .io.sss!
J'' ~ dI 'nidar1'ti Sec,iig ytpeH for Mc p,sc,Gai
Iiec.rn, = 10 e,
VIII sell .sy IN e. :: N ~ II.-- o,c 1,J o7-1
= Tar hl.i.Aed irrcS u i4n,! Iis on the So.ui
sac II JGfte' !f79'. Gsoa' src,i ulcs ,Sors s 81
70 A'scit oafcs'e n- land oi .uesSrs lraiI,n -
Taylor ana IEo5Gs Hfi,o,, and cre,e,s 1 nile 6S
a RdJ .Sls ''.uer There ere orig acres Of st rae
r!Jer C5on' sn 2sl e;it; o. re 5est min seats in
N par oftAe cosart q, E.grlin 60 taYsk OF tie r,.
sre't p'leiy 81 ne je.f tat trees, and sstvr,.f
q Mrs h Saaih my price is $1,000, .ric6 Is less
tam a. q 10 ua!ue.
JOHN SuI7M
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hem, respectively, gentleman who hal no oi;ili COM
ss,ons at the TIM s.ssBesng therefore To- The sc
''oa 20 prevent the reaclca ,f such measures ia ii-
turc.
Ordered that the said me mortal be referred to Sc
'eet Commute, wah leave to Tcllor, Nv tA r,.r
vs. '-wlicreupcn cIins,tce appointed OF
hessrs Wo adrdge, Banks, 't>ier Rose rtson, a,e.
Rae. Mallory Bow,er, Watkins vi C,.a.3oite ruslnr
and Saan.ri -
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BOSTO.y' GL.4SS .h.4WUF9CY09Y

Ashfell, Henrieo COUNTY. ,
Decembers w4S
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-20
NOIICN

40 ILL be sod for ready Faopey on Saturday the
l2'h day of February next, before the door
~ Etmsnh Andersen in Charlottesville, pursusnt -
Deed OF trus. execute 90 by Mary Ihcmp-
SIM Jesse Davenport and Si-aanah MS wife, flor
IN ny Su.annah Ehonp3po), bearing date . 18th
Dec 1909, Snd reeo" ed in the county court of Al
oemaria, toc the purpose OF securing sum of mo
ney due William Gait. A. therein mentioned, the
following property. viz
oce negro woman Sarah, orc negro girl Mary
Ann, one snlall girl Fanny, one sniaIi 10y A,xa,.
der one negro man NishoIas,one NEGRO boy George,
one negro child Msriwcthor, one negro hey Bart
Istt, one NEGRO girl Marlah and their increase since
fhe execution Of oTid ra.t-also. all the right, in.
ier ST and claim &c hip the said Jesse Dave IMPORT 20
and IN the estate which have accrued to him, by the
teath ct Mrs Mary Thompson, in consequence OF
his in'crmnrr'ase with her daughter SYsannuh
To'npso", or 50 much Of said property ss will ss.
hsiy the balance due said trust and the txbences
attending Tie same Acting az trustees tor the be.
neht Of Others, will only coavey title vested in us
such.
JOIN NICHOLAS,
ALEX. 6 AKDorT, i'u''ee2'
Alberoafle, J ~. tS. .w6fr
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NEW PUGLJC4TTO sc.
sSkTER COTTON, ~ his law and Miscerane-
p Gus bookstore, second do0r above the Esple
I'a"ern, hos ins received the following New Pub.
Hea,ions, viz
Corr sroUden-c -rcs7erting 3ussia, hetween Ro-
Der; oodicc Harper and Robert Walsh. n ~, e
Tie Giaour, q Fragment 0t Turkish Ts;e
by Lord .syrcnr 81 9 cts
Lord 8yroH's Poems, - IL cts
Canpbe's History of Virginia bound o71 ,qs.
Geographical view Of the Pr y.uces a. Timer
canada. and remarks relative ~ the situ,t on Of the
,Eh 't3nis respecting the war, b. VI. Smith, prce
Southay's III, Of a6mir.l 5,ard Nelson, 81 50.
Perry..s Victory, eoioured plate, ST.
American LsGies' sni Ciy,lten,ens' Packet Al
ynansc for tie year 1874
a large assortment o. New Ifavs
Rejected Adj resses "a new ed,tion) SO tecfs.
B"rke's W1rks, vol s: e.
Jord Erskine's Speeches. 20.
trattan's dn. tto
Rose & Emily Or 81 et,hcs OF Youth. efs.
Stcels Navy Last for August 1918, rs ct3
cottage Sketches IN active retirement ~ the au.
thor Of he Miscries Of Human Life, . vols. in
hLSQ--T he Ansleci. Magazine fer r.cenbsr.
containing 81 elegant likeness Of COmms.iore PEI.
~, AMI his B'oera,j.y &c.
The Fort Folio far DeceB1bsr, can4ain.se an ele-
CANT tkenes OF Commodore cambridge. nd his III
osrrby.
inscriptions received for the ry-ee letter
No'k'--sod L Is dcrsIocd tbat a. sc uk9 do r,t
gee no"ee to I've contrary wish 10 continue m e;-
subscription 'or the s"s5s iiog year.. 4 ,-ro,s Of
pnh ie ''ion re iatne % heretofore
Je-..srv Is. g
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TO Me Fafor cCMe Eaqufr.r.


1T has become sh enable viii IN g..
Who wish to he Considered as the Exc psive
I,eace |drfy, o. ? NJ IN glowing colours
re horrors and calamitics Of war, and tn
TIRE the patience Of the public wil frequent
representations Of the numerous blessings of
Ieaee' Uar IS the magic term by witch
they hope to crush their political opponents.
and Peace TIE gentle epithet, by viii n tiev
WIKI TO attract TO themselves The aFector.
gratitude and Alteration Of the De,Dle EDe,,
C1UerHor Strong, Of Massachusetts (slI his
CHRISTIAN mcekncss' humility and resirna
ton notwithstand ] msuts that the " Al.
mighty IN his just disPleasure, hath PERM,
ted the United states TO be involved in the
ca amitief OF war" Marrow minded policy.
anG a b'gotied attachment to p party. have
certainly con1idcra5 arcncy in nroroot-
ing these complaints and exciting these elo-
9aant and pathetic appeals ~ the FEELINGS of
the Peop'. Political p.rties must ex,St +,
ail countries IN wh;cs freedom O. opioio,
p1eVals lp 'l' nations and in all AGES, par
'1l'ar nnd'Tiouais, belonging to all parties
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ihe following Song WIS compo7cd for the
occasion. and sung after ~ e first Toast.
by Ciizea of Pete sbnrg -.
THRICE welcome, brave Tot'ries of r'arv.
Our heart: glow with friendships pnre lame!
To hail the youHg heroes @boin STORY
VIII Fsng 70 the Temple o. name
In IS = vanatng B.tonsassuird you----
In vsm wos'the Wild savage ,ell:,
Nor courage, for; iude tsird Won,
Beneath your bright Lsyonets they fell,
From, Csneda's bleak, frozen regions,
The dcamon Of murder arose;
fon Eagle giared FIRE an his les;ons,
And Wiher'd were hberty's toes
The genius ~ Brtus fed scowline,
At sissit o! the hrav. Volunteer;
AM back to- bis Wilderness bowling,
The Savage skulk'd trembling WIKI fear.
The dark waves Of Erie delighted,
Sweifd proud yen STANDARD the, bore
The sight blasted Proctot--aarighted.
He SHRINK in dismsy from the sicre
in safety their infants earessn;,
CT mothers invoke from. above,
On fhe heads ofthe youths HeSven's BLESSING.
VINO say q Their sweet l.'sdses OF zoe
The smiles Of the fair ere treasure.
he"srd of the brave Naiunteets;
The living receive without measure.
he dead they amDslm with their ,ssrsi
price welcome then, warriors or eIn-v
O'nr hearts gov With friendship pur- fame
10 hH'i the young hero. 5, whom story
" Ia wing to The temple Of fame
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FHh Subscriber having purchased of James r.
Fesler, his interest lathe late irR Of Hooker and
Eostsr, request ali those Ind bted 10 the same 70
make payment--he has on hand sina sssortrnent
Of gords suit'de for IA present season, which he Of
Eers on Reasonable terms fer cash only
ED,NU,NI) HOOKER.
''ames Town, Jsnnery1I. CIV
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y 0TICR.

sESEE eo-Par nersAip of Booker ana Foster vas
= d'sso'.rd by roun,aI consent oa the Isl inst--
hose ha' - business 'otrsps4ot witi, die rra "
sppy to e.d",aH,; Booker, who is alone authorised
10 settle he sane.
FD.IfUND BOOKER.
i J.4y;iES j FOSTER
James Town, Jar. II.
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TER-HS--S5 II fIG.8R.
SpRf.yG- HILL .IC'I15Oj'E5lIY. =

: -,
SPRTJva-HILL .ICIDElfY.
F5StiE Subscriber living in the lover end OF Abe
II marie County, VIII continue to instruct youth
N those Ssasches of learning ususly Taught pub
lic Seminar.
The Rey.Jaate c. JGilson, late Of .Norfot will
mite with in nay professional business in which
who may oonGle ,heir children 10 care and in
strueuon.
At this Institution, hoth r,aes snl Females will
be received aud instructed in seYarate apart
men;s--au mons for a shorter period t!isn twelve
monts.
NV price for Posrl. Tuition and Washipg Il seho'.
aus hndng their own Bedding and Csndies) will be
tity hSe doara session, FIVE mon .s sy sble in
advance,
c@nher, end close the 18th o. january. The
Sum 'oar vaesticn common ses on the 18th of June
d c!1@5A the isth OF July.
JAMES G. WADDEL.
Jsn. Is In
Xxi friCE is heye5y gigsn, that a tI,r houss'.,
y Mr Gldeon isa,se in GonsLland cnuptv. o.,
the roth day - February next, for tbe purpose of
SATISFYING che claim OF Ohm Smith sectis ed by deed
at trust, executed 10 us by the said Massie dated
the I'm FEBRUARY 1915, and Only recorded IN the
court OF SAD county---we shall proceed to sell for
ready mnney, Jacob negro lad, and niry art Giles
OF household and kitchen furuiurc--Also, ten head
o' Cattle and their Increase, FIVE Horses, and his
Stoek OF hogs, one cart, with IT, plantation utensils
ofeyrry k whatsoever, or So much thereof rs
snali be sufficient Ia satisfy sRd claim with the ex-
Penees ofreeorins the deed aud carrying the trust
thereof into effect
Janes B. Ferguson, lr
lillian Boiling, 'us'ees'
January g. wiwD
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pure spark Of patriotism from the affair %
70. IntcAieencer.
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he following Song WIS compofcd for tho
occasion. and sung after ~ G first Toast.
hv CitlEcn of Retel ehnrp
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-12-01
Land for Sale.

wish to sell tract Of land. situate with
in mile of Darksvlilo, containing l60 a.
cres the half of which is thickley clothed
with timber, and Is acres of good meadow
made. The improvements are three
dwelling houses, good Kitchen s. Smoke
house, an excellent frame Barn, and good
stableage, there is an excellent pump of
water near the door, also a well of never
falling water in the yard for the use of hor-
sss--The land is watered by Middle Creek.
and Stili-house situated on it ! would
wish to sell the Still house and Is acres Sc.
parate from tho other Land. | will also
sell House and Lot in Darksvilie, and
an out lot, the house is very we'll calculated
for any tradesman the same stream runs
through the Lot. Also two Negro Boys,
one FIVE an the other three wears old
NICHOLAS ROUSCH, Jun.
Nov. IL, 1871.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-12-01
NEGOTIATIONS ATGHENT.
London Obsercer, Sept H..

Government yesterday received Dispatch
es from the English Commissioners at
Client We understand that obstacles had
arisen in the progress of the negotiations,
but do not warrant the statement so conf
IDENTIFY made that it has been broken Off
The private accounts say that the COM
In,ssionefs of both Nations remained, and
there was no Indication of their separation.
The primary object in view was the con.
clusion of a provisional Treaty. American
produce had experienced an advance in
price.
london Courier, Sept. "a.
The .Chaun6 ey Cartel which is now ut
Ostend, is o sail in few days for Ameri.
ca with such further disf atches as the Re-
publican agents have TO transmit to their
government, AS the John Adams 50 late
~ left the Texei for the United States, it
is supposed that some Information OF i'm
portance is the occasion of the precipitate
retreat of our cartel for the same destina-
ton
LoNDoN, Sept. It, The Opposition say
"t,,at the American Commissioners as
sumo bigh tone; that they intimate that
the pretensions of the British Government
are 50 extravagant as to preclude sli nope
Of reconciliation, and that they propose TO
Tefurn--those that act as Ministers in
Europe TO the seat of their respective en-
bassies, and the rest TO the u. States. The
Neptune, it is said. is in waiting at port
of the Netherlands for their reception, and
il is alIedged to be matter of importance
that they should take their departure be
fore the British Minister shall be enabled
at Vienna to keep up continued negotia
licn. and 70 convert such situation OF
things into s6s mean: Of answering his own
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-12-01

DEhkEiBY, 80
November Court, 1914
James Lowry, Complainant,
Against
John Cornwall & Nancy his wife, Mi
ehael Rollins and Mary his wife, late Mary
Cornwall, David Smith and Nelly his wife,
late Nelly Cornwall. Cathariue Lowry, late
Catharins Cornwall, Thomas Davis and E
lizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Cornwall,
Lewis Flemming and Rachel his wife. late
Rachel Cornwall, John Carson and Leah
his wife, late Leah Cornwall. and Joseph
Young and Nancy his wife, late Nancy
Cornwall, heirs and legal representatives
of Samuel Cornwall, decd def'ts.
In CHANCERY
The defendants. John Cornwall and Nan
cy his wife, Michael Rollins and Mary his
wife, late Mary Cornwall, David Smith
and Nelly his wife, late Nelly Cornwall,
Catharine Lowry, late Catherine Cornwall
Thomas Davis and Elizabeth his wife. late
Elizabeth Cornwall, Lewis Flemming and
Rachel his wife, late Rachel Cornwall,
John Carson and Leah his wife. late Le-
ah Cornwall, and Joseph Y Dung and Nan
cy his wife, late Nancy Cornwall, heirs
and legal representatives of Samuel Corn
wall, decd not having entered their ap
pearance agreeable to an act of Assembly
and the rules of this Court, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
they are not inhabitants of this Common
wealth, on motion Of the complainant, by
his counsel, it is ordered, that the said de-
fendan's do appear here on the second
Monday in February next, to answer the
bill of the complainant, and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in the
Martinsburgh Gazette for two month sue
cessively, and posted at the door of the
Court House of said County.
A Copy-Test.
DAVID HUNTER, C. B. c.
Nov. 81, 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-12-01

WILL be sold at public sale on Monday
the fifth of December, at the late dwelling
of Peter Shafer, decd. on Back Greek,
three and an half miles from Mills Gap,
all the personal property of said decd con
sisting of Horses, Cows, Sheep, Hogs, and
Farming Implements Household and
Kitchen Furniture, a quantity of Com.
Rye and Wheat, and some Hay.-Nine
months credit will be given, the purchaser
giving bond and approved security. The
sale will commence at o'clock.
ANTHONY RO5ENBERGER, Adn'r.
Nov. %, 1914.
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LASTNOTICE.

ALL those indebted to the subscriberP
either by Bond, Note or Book account, are
requested for the second and last time, to
come forward and pay their respective OBJ
legations OF accounts, to BARNET KEEP
HART, of Berkeley County, oo or before
the first of December next, as no longer
indulgence can he given. The subscriber
being in great need of money, hopes that
p'InctualRy will be attended to--All those
who fail may give themselves the blame for
aayins to pay great deal Ofcost
.s-. ABRAHAM -FOLCK.
Nov, e., 1914