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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-18

'"'aSo VI cteella.
SIX leagues from Huescs, & six lea.
from Bsitbastso, it was ovsr,hrom, '
the po'n. Of the bayones and comnl', -
ly rou ed" '"'
49, LONDON, Oct. To-
The Gazette of last night coD,.,,,
the convention agreed on 10 Al.rch !.
between our Government and II. k,a
Of Spain. by which convention r.,,n
ton 10 to be made 10 the own.,. ',
British vessels for seizure, uad. j., ="
der the Spanish flag, from Juiy ls.
to March. 1923. The official uubSs'
ton Of this document, at this p..uG'
moment, may give rise to much ,prra'
lation. ~
Lord Nugentarrivsd yesterday nor,
ing from Cadlz, in q post eh.i,. IA
four, at the Foreign office, Dovn,n..
street. His Lordship was unde,,,oas
to be the bearer Of despatche. from ST.
w. A'Court.
Lisbon papers to the eth Sept o..
rived yesterday, bringing an sccouu, a,
the presentation of the Order Of N.
Garter to the King OF Portugal.
LISBON Sep,l.
The Brazilian ship Constancia f,om
Pernambuco to the Western Ll.,s.
has been brought in here by a Por,u,
guese sloop OF war; but allowed 10 pro.
coed to her destination, in conseou.o..
of q decree which ordered that ali B,,.
lillian vessels are to DO received =.
friends in the Portuguese ports and It
sea.
The King Of Portugal has prohbi.
ted the entrance Of all Foreign news.
papers into his kingdom.
LONDON, Oet4.
We understand that govsrnmen, h,,
received information Of the final and
complete settlement of the difference,
between Russia and Turkey under Ii,
arrangement Of Lord Strangrord. h
ia added that the disputes bs,w,.,
Greece and Turkey, are to be insrua.d
to tho mediation Of Russia, Austri,, nd
Grea; Britain.
AUGSBURG, Sept. 3O.-Let,ers rom Ii.
~ announce that a terrible iusurnctEu
bss just broken out in Upper Egypi ,uh.,
the whole population OF large coua!y
have risen en- passe, and al Comnunct
ton has been interrupted. Al SuckOl, u |
The Turkish soldiers foreigners aud Ii.
vellers have been assassinated. the NAG.
zines piiIsged, and the Caravans plunls
ed.
The Greeks have bad battle with b
Turks between Thebes ami GlIOnb
which the latter lost 1000 killed. and -
prisoners. In another battle near Vi,
the Turks lost GOO prisoners
The following note was addressed,
the Foreign Ministers al Paris on sbe "a |
OF October.
IL have the honor 10 announce 10 yM
excelIency, that bis MaJesty's Go'sr
ment has given orders to RAISE the olOei'
ade OF The Spanish ports oil Coiunna, 81
Sebastian and Santona, which have M'
rendered 10 the forces OF hIs hs)e'y-
Consequently, neutral vessels arriving %
these ports will be admitted without dIt'
Guilty" tS'gnsd) CHArEAusKIAsp.
LONDON Ucl Is.
Much sensation has existed Tue pa
week at lbe stock exchange With r.s,d
TO Spanish bonds-whlch are NOW hucir
sting from ~ 10 3O-il beng ye' duutf
ed whether they will be recognised BY W
KING OF Spain Consols, s"'' t"'d
Stocks al Paris, Ocl IA, 9i3.
CEREMONY o. MARRIAGE IN CHHl'
[front Gr,eg's World d,,piaysd
The courtship being cnnducteI aDd ID.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09
Cautionary Notice.

DEING thoroughly convinced Of the
ID impoliey of contracting debts, and
of the impracticability of discharglng
Cat all times)the amount of them, have
determined to dcsist from that siavtsts
practice in future: Hence il is, that all
persons are required not to credit the
subscriber 10 the value of even solita-
nv sous, if requested. BY their refusal,
thew will not only much oblige me, but
serve their own interest-a point ever
to be attained. To those who may inea,i-
tiously suffer their feelings to prevail, 1t
may be proper to bint, in word, that
from this date, | will not hold myself
responsible for the payment Of any debt
which nay have the misfortune to con-
tract. WILLIAM p. ROWLAND.
Mzrtinsburg, October 9, 1898.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09

A man has been lodged ia Green
field gaol, for Stealing tsso Yoke OF
oxen TWICE. After frat -stealng, he
sold them, and aGaiq made OF with
them at night He agaia sold tAem
in another place, and WAS waiting for
hls money when he was secured.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09

Tie Shdkers.-Amidst all the SIM
gnlarities of the Shakers, they have
some rules which it would be we'll for
all denominations to adopt: ''It is
contrary to order, or the gift, as they
call it, (says Professor Siiliman in his
Tour,) to leave1any bars down or
gates open, or leave any thing they
use out Of its proper place; consequent
~, they seldom have any thing lost 1t
is according to the gift, or order, for
all to endeavor to keep all things in
order; Incidence and carelessness, they
say, are directly opposite to the Cos
pei and order OF God,. cleanliness, in
every respectsis strongly enforced; it
is contrary 10 order even TO spit on the
floor, A dirty, careless, slovenly, or
indolent person, they say, cannot ira
vel in the way Of God. or be religious.
1t is contrary TO order TO talk loud, to
shut doors hard; torap at door for
admIitancc, or to make noise in any
respect; aven when walking the floor,
they must be careful not to make a
noise with their feet They 60 to bed
at 8 or 10 o'clock, and rise at d or S
Every man and woman must be en-
ployed and work steadily and mode
rately." Trifling as these rules may
appear, their adoption would have a
very important effect upon any house
hold or community.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09

On which the subscriber now resides,
j. for rent. II will be rented for term
of years to a good tenant. The inn
proyements on said Farm are n good
Dwelling House, Barn, sc. good APP
Pile Orchard, an excellent Limestone
Spring, SC. Possession may be had
Immediately, If application is soon made.
ELEANOR FORD.
October 9---Sw
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09
AFRICAN COLONY.

PETERSBURG, Va. Sept 16.-One of
the free colored persons, who left this
town for Africa some time ago, returned
here on Friday night for bis family. He
speaks in the most enraptured terms of
the native country Of the Blacks, de-
scribing it as the garden spot OF the
world, whittier every free man Of color
should Immediately repair. This state
ment we had from the person himself,
who Is an intelligent man, and possessed
of considerable property. His repre-
sensations, and the anxiety manifested
by him to return to africa, will doubt
less have powerful influence on his
colored brethren, many of whom, we
should suppose, now that their fears are
removed, will prepare to join their COM
rades III their native land.-Reputlcan
The Inflated Lopers.-A young lady
having met with opposition from her
friends in an attachment which she had
conceived for captain Charles Ross, fol-
lowed him to America, dressed in mems
Clothes, and after fatigue, which
scarcely any of her sex could have I'M
dergone, she found him in the woods ly-
ing for dead, with a wosnd which he had
received, from a poisoned arrow in a
skirmish with the Indians. Having ac-
quired some knowledge of surgery, she
saved his life by sucking the wound, and
nursing him for the space of six weeks,
during which time she remained UNI
known to him, having dyed her skim
The captain recovering, they removed
to Philadelphia; where, as soon as she
had found a clergyman to unite them,
she. appeared as herself, and the priest
accompanying her, she was immediately
married to the man for whom she had
made every sacrifice, and whose life she
had preserved. For four years they en-
loved state of happiness, that could
only be interrupted by declining health;
the fatigue she had undergone, and the
poison not being properly expelled
which she had inbued from the wound,
undermined Demonstration. The know
ledge of this circums'an and the pier
cling regret of having been the occasion,
affected captain Ross SO much that he
died of broken heart at Johns-Town.
His faithful partner lived to return to
England, where she died in consequence
of her grief and atfecfion in the follow
ing wear, at the age oSdwenty-six.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09

The Georgetown Metropolitan says:
GA gentleman left Baltimore yester-
day morning, and arrived here before
the opening of the Banks. Thus the
spirit Of opposition enables stage own.
ers to do wonders in the way of ira
yelling. We are feattll, however,
that the good old times. when a man
could travel 10 Philadelphia gratis, and
receive bottle of wine for IGNORING
the people with his company, will ne
yer arrive.
There is no knowing sclet may
happen; rive hear that responsible
company lately made proposals for
carrying the mail, daily, in stages. be
tween Baltimore and Washington, for
one dollar per annumi Those who
could do this, could certainly afford to
give the passengers bottle OF wine
each, for the honor of their company.
We have not yet learnt whether this
proposal has been accepted Ii was
certainly the lolUest bid-Nd:. Intel.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09
MIR. Andrew Goulding,
TAkE NOTICE


FysHAT on the s7th day of October
4 next, intend to take the deposi-
tons of Joseph M'Feely, Harrison
Waite, John Strother, Jacob Cook,
Jacob Rhods, Edward A. Gibbs, John
Boyer and Peter Cook, at the Globe
Tavern, ia the tohvn Of Martinsburg,
county Of Berkeley and commonwealth
of Virginia, which dispositions l intend
TO offer in evidence on the trial of the
suit now depending in. the Chaneery
District Court, holden at Winchester, Ia
which suit | am complaina'nt and you
and Thomas M'Pherrin, are named As
defendants.
JOHN ALBURTIS.
September rs, 1898.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09

THE Company Of Light Infantry
i attached to the eth regiment of
Virginia Militia, and commanded by
captain Richard Beall, are ordered to
parade at their usual place, in Martins
burg, on SATURDAY, the 25th inst
at - o'clock. A punctual attendance
is required.
BY order of the Captain,
JACOB P0ISAL, Jun. o. s.
October 9-2w
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09
NOTICE.

4 Ill persons having claims against
[ \ the estate Of HgNRY FoaD, deed.
are desired to bring them forward, pro-
perly authenticated for settlement; and
all those indebted, are requestedto make
immediate payment. Those failing to
make payment by the first of November
next, need expect no further indulgence.
ELEANOR FORD, .adm'r.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09

Gold.-The mine of North Carolina
continues to yield its treasures. The
editor of the Cheraw Intelligencer says
he has just seen lump weighing so
penny weights, with number of smaller
pieces.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09
DOMESTIC

The Hon. Timothy Pickering is,
we understand, preparing for the press
"some documents AM facts, which
the Boston Galaxy says. would proba-
bly never have seen the light but for
the publication OF Mr.. Adams Let
ters-Bait. Pat.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09

Ken Toccus.-The Florida Herald
of the sOth Of August, published at st.
Augustine, states that Commodore
Porter had taken possession OF Key
Voccas on account of several inten-
ito nal shipwrecks there, and an illicit
trade being carried on by persons on
the island.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09
THoMPSoN's ISLAND (SEY wEsT)
WASHINGTON. October 4


We have the satisfaction to inform
our readers, and the public generally,
that the reports as to the unhealthiness
of Key West have induced government
to send out special mission, for the pur-
pose of examining the causes of the dis
ease said to be prevailing there, and the
prospects of its continuance, &c. with
fuIl authority to adopt any measures
which the situation of the squadron may
seem TO call for. Com. Rodgers, the
highest officer of the Navy. has volun-
teered his services on the occasion, re-
linquishing for the time bis station as
President of the Board of Navy Com
missioners, and the comforts OF domes-
tic life, for duty which can have no
charm for him but that of rendering an
important service to his country. -Four
ofthe Oldest Surgeons of the Navy ac-
company him.
The object of this mission is to exa-
mine the state of the squadron and the
localities Of the Island, TO make report
thereon to the government, to take such
immediate steps in regard to it, as the
interests of the service shall appear to
require, and, if it shall be found expe-
dent, to remove the whole squadron to
Pensacola, or TO some Northern port,
Com. Rodgers does not, of course, SUI
persede Com. Porter, but, during his
presence there, being of higher rank,
will necessarily have the command. He
is expected 70 be absent from the city,
on this expedition, not more than few
weeks.
We tender our hearty thanks, in the
name of the friends Of those who are in
the squadron, from the Commodore
down to the cabin-boy, to the Secretary
of the Navy, for the promptitudc with
which, after entering upon the duties of
his office, he has acted upon this sub
ject. No little praise is also due TO the
worthy veteran, who shcws, by his con-
duct, that the honors of rank and sta
ton are valuable to him as the rewards
of service, rather than as the means of
enjoyment and display.--.Nat. intel.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09

The trial Of the Rev William Hogan,
charged by Mar Barry with being the
father of her infant child, closed on Sa-
turday afternoon. having occupied the
Mayors Court during one entire week.
He was pronounced by the jury mot
guilty." aud the prosecutrix was order
ed to pay the costs
This is the second time, within year,
that Mr.. Hogan has been arraigned and
tried for crime peculiarly inconsistent
with his character as Roman Catholic
priest. OF his entire innocence, the tri-
bunals of his country have twice de-
clared themselves perfectly convinced.
Pail. paper.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09

A letter from an intelligent gentle
man to his fiiendin this city; dated at
Pensacola, Sept IL, 1928, says, Our
town remains perfectly healthy" II
is satisfactory to have ii thus demon
strated that tine disease Of the last sum
mer was not the result of climate and
locality. but of accidental cicumstan-
ccs - Nat. Intel.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09
New ORLEANS, Sep

NEW vi IGaNS, w l1t' o.
The last mail from NMchez brought
letters dated Sd inst Toe disease is
represented to ''con.inue its ravages
with undated fury, and with malig-
nancy and mortality unprecedented in
our country. The remaining popula-
ton cannot exceed 100 souls, and the
deaths on the lst inst. were IA; on the
Cd 13. No business is doing in the
city cr,vicinity-oply one store is kept
open, and that has no customers. Ten
dollars day has been offered for a
person to attend to an establishment
which had been left, but no one would
accept" 1t is remarked, as e1traor-
binary. that. while Natchez is literally
depopulated, the inhabitonts in the low
lands in Concordia, directly opposite,
enjoy toierable health Some of the
residents, two or three miles from
Natchez, consider it unsafe to remain
SO near, and are retiring to a greater
distance. !,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
-IlI ED
PUBLIC SALE

BY virtue Of IL ed of Trust, dated
the 29th day of December 1891, and
of record in The Jerks Office uf the
County Court Of Shenandoah, execu-
ted by Thomas iiun' 10 ,hc subsCri-
ber.as trustee for thc y lp.se ,fsccu-
ring VIM Lane and nm. anmetcr,
as cndOlscrS Tor the said humas
Hunt, iii the SANK of the Valley. for
the sum of three nundrcu dollars. |
Shall proc ecu Ia sell, at public auC-
ten to The hig;. $; bin,icr for ready
money. before the door of John ia
Cob's tavern in The town of Front Ro,.
al. IN the County OF tredeii k, on
Saturday the 5th day of July next.
the following property to wit one
gray hOrs,. one bay mare, one sorrel
marH, one sorrcl horse, one bay colt,
seven head of cattle, one road wag-
Son. five set OF gear, one fifth chain,
one Jack screw, two pair of stretch
erS and single;rces and one ritlc,-
Sale to commence AT t2 o'clock.
WIN. Nj. no Trustee.
June l4-.tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
TRUST SILE

sSY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust exc
4 = Cuted by Isaac G.. Dunn and
MARY his wife, | shall offer for sale
OH the premises, on Tuesday the 2ad
Gay Of July next. u certain tract. o..
parcel OF Land, y Jig and bci,ss in the
County of Berkeley, State OF Virgin
III, adjoining the Lands of Henry
RDush, Martin Rpasn, and Elisha
Boyd, being a share or part of the
Land OF Nicholas rtousii, decd. late
Of the County Of Bcrkl,.y aforesaid.
and which was laid off and apportion-
ed by the C0mmi,si lnc. appointed by
the Court Of said County of Berklcy,
containing
FORTY ACHES,
be thesame mole or less. The sale will
be for ready mrnes. and viii be mad
to satisfy sunGry claims secured in
said Deed OF irust in tavo:. or lewis
Dunn stnr. Lewis Dunn IL. and r.
phraIm Dunn. BE subscriber will
convey such right on rs is given bv
the trust deed aforesaid.
a. KING. TRU,rEE.
June t4-5tS.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
LATEST FROM ENGLANn.
III. .l..I..1.l,,.. $3.50, Il

The pac'lc, ship Philadelphia, Cap. Bow.
en-. from Liverpool, he, put US IN posse,.i- n
OF European dates two days later than bs
tore received. Capt. 4. lett Liverpool on
tie a h April, (Sund ~ The Ia,e,. paper
10 OF the 10Th. We cannot believe that the
present a,rcci OF Europe will long conlin.
uess it now Is. A very short period will
brig It TO a crislo and determine whether
liberty OF despotsm will be triumphant
H1t' England to remain inact,ve, wi. bs i'm.
possib'e She now rem,ins passive, allow.
log her.-lt to be drawn uS it were into
war, by the whsle hon, that che snay, for
ono IN the ano.'s OF her history. h.ve e.
record, hat she commence, war with the
unanimous con.ent OF h people.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14

IL cir nSe country we live 10: il Q man owes
a" ,ne' .."lnr, he may be dragged 10
ioa 'isom- diuBeon, ,Lere to lioger out
miserable existence: but If he robs the mail
T. is d,Iics affair 20 NEEDLE ui,n hIn-
q n, II he Is sled s. cobvic ed, three onih,'
,rrisonm n 4. the measure oil his pani.h-
ment. Such Is the case ia ONO at least
II ia stated on tue authority os the
Norfolk Herald, that both Cnmmodnre
Daniels aud Captain Christie, of the
COloNbi,n Navy, who were captured
in the Mari, Francisco. in The recent
oe,ion with the Spanish neet, have
been cxchanYed.-Eait. Tat.
Extract If O letter. rooe ,ued ct Charleston,
by q late arfrvoi.
london, dprH "a. The French army.
though IN SPAN, ha, hithc, to made no i'm.
PRECISION on !. +; aud seems To b. pur.sing q
mo,t wy course.-But at sea, several cap.
tures $40 said 20 hsvo been made on both
aid c and we infer the war oil that element
will be carried on with .piri', The policy
ent q 'crmina'lon Of this Country are evi-
IDENTITY n-u'r.lny- Put if, asis rum"red,
kusu has terminated an in en- ion To Assie
france, we should thnt; il snpOssitie 60
preserve itJ odd il o"y thing ls,. a genera
W.T. 'akrs place IN Europe, produce o. all
kinds Will feel most .avs'b'y iIs effects.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
ESl'i&AY.

TAkEN up by the subscriber on
4 Babb's Marsh. four miles from
Winchester, a bright bay Horse, a.
bout l6 hanGo high, small star, tho
near lind foot white, and injured in
the OH shoulder, supposed to be cloy-
en- or twelve years old. Appraised
to ten dollars. / he owner is r>upCs,
ted 10 come forward, prove piopertys
pay charges and take him away.
JOSEPH LUTON.
9Th month I4-Slpd
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
Virginia to wit.
June 1 4--F.

Virginia to wit.
AZ Rules holden in ne clerks OGce Of
the Superior court Ct Ch1ncery fen
the Winchester District the first non
day an June 1928.
Peter Royston Plaintiff,
Ag inst
James Shepherd and James Shin,
Defendants.
The Defendant, James Shepherd,
not having entered his appearance
and given security according to The
Act of Assembly and the Rules. of
this Court and it appearing by salts
factory evidence, that nc is not amin
habhant OF this country II is order.
cd, rhat the said Defendant 90
appear here on The first day of the
next term and answer the bill If the
plaintiff; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in somt
newspaper pu lishcd i'll Winchester.
Tor two months successfully and post
ed at the front door of the Court
House III the said town of Winchester:
A C0py-reste,
DANIEL LEE, c. C.
Iunc f4T
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
NOTICE.

ENHE Subscribers respect lily in.
y form tieir friends and the public
generally, that shay continue tho
Store Gate u. W, Baker q. Sons, }
now under The firm Of ~. w. Baker
& son, where they o'ftr a choice IS
sortmcnt If s"asonabIc Foreign and
nomrs ic New Goods, o. ev ~ DIS
cIIption on The most r&sonahE terms.
II. W. Bah K.
q. W. BAhER.
June "a. 1928,
NoTE.--1hc transactions Of ihe
Store "ill be conducted by u. w. b.
acting partner,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
Virginia to Wit:
June 1T.

Virginia to Wit:
1T hGtes 4eId an tn Clerks office of Har.
ay C"unty Court, on tne first .uondav
IN June 1928.
John Mullln Pllintifr
Against
Jacob Teyebough Peter Hutton, A
hraham Hutton, Moses Hut,on, anc
Job Hutton, Defendants.
HE said Defendant, Jacob !'cpc.
Dough, not having entered his appear.
ance, and given security according to
the Act OF ASS; mbly and the Rules Of
Tins Court; ans il appearing by sat
lslactorS evidence that he is not an
inhabitant of this Commonwealth II
~ ordered that he said Defendant do
appear here on the first day of the
next September Court Il answer the
BiIl OF the plaii TIT; ard that a COW
oil i'9 order be- forLwuh ms rted in
some newspaper published in Win
chester, for two months successfully
and posted the front door of the
curt ouse o the county Of Hardy.
A Copy-Tcstc,
June Ii I'd. WILL MS, c. II c.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
g.s.gs Mt3ftts.
ItINCHE S7'ER: o..
SATURDAY MORNING JUNE II. 1925

The siti,ct,ns bereavement which The Ed
itor Of ,h,s paper has sus:sI ed IN ,he late
loss of n,s attectiouAts partIer, imposes upon
him he lecessi'y al making some material
changes n tn- d''o''' In" OF bis affairs,
,yrch Will req are consldr-abl- pecuniAry
aid 70 sccompt'sh- lie therefore, Wit coa-
iide nee, sppcsi' TO the iio.rsi'N "nc Jus''ce
at hos ,noeoisd TO him To otscht &c ,hef
s.ective due. a, svvn "a poesib., a"o lie
hopss tina, upon an Occas!uu IN, ol,mg oemc
ri the n-sreo, ana ,esra>, cons,oe, atiuns, The
appeal will not o. in vain.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
Virginia 10 wit /.

Virginia 10 wit. ~ s.
lit ituies holden i,i The Clerks Office of
the Superior Court IF Chnncerg TO-
the Winchesfer District the first
Monday in June 1925.
James Anderson and fseah his wife,
late Leah Senseney, Plaintiffs.
80 :, AGAINST, -
Mag'ialena Senseney, Execu-
trix, and ubed " ate Execu- -
tor of Peter Senseney decd.
q the heirs of said Peter Sen-
seney deceased. 80.
ME- Defendant John Became and
4 Eve his wife no. having entered
their appearance and gwen security
according toIhe Act of Assembly and
the Rules OF this Court, and it appear
ing by satistac,or. evidence, that the,
are not inhabitants of this country n
order ed,. That the said Defendants
do appear here on the. first day of the
next terra and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in Some news
paper published i'm Winchester, for
two months successfully and posted
at the front door OF the Court .,ouse
in the said town of Winchester.
a Copy - rcstc.
!r' DANIEL LEE, c.c.c.
June At.