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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
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WIZ subscriber having rented that eligible sisnd siiu
aied on Shock~ I'LL, Immediately opposite the capitol
respectfully invites bis fricnd the public twird bin
That share oi patronage which be uay destryc; bic hest Efforts
shall be unceuig TO furnish comfortable accommodation and
~ give entire tsclou Go those who may please to- favour in
whhier company. l terms sol, be ior rln and horse 81 so
per day foi Board and ioiu. nc tc rate o 500 pcf year
For Board without L5dsior si7j.
FACE Z FJNNEY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
Loudoma County. .Uay IS 1926.

Mr. CLAY left Washington on Saturday. for his
late residence in Kentucky. We understand that
he expects 20 be detained for several weeks by the
necessary domestic arrangements for the removal Of
his family TO tie city. The duties which have
devolved upon Mr. Clay since hs appointment TO
tho Stale Department, have been peculiarly
srduoJs The organization Of new administer
iion, and The necessity OF de.patching am unusual
number Of Ministers and other Public Agents, all
Of whom were TO be especially instructed in the
views o. Our GoycFalneg! IN rcietion 10 several
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20

- ,.'J"N '''"''' q T0J111
Copy Of the Fl ding aud sentence OF Ike Noel
General Court Martial, held ON bo.rJ,beT $ Si.;n
.Nort4 C0roiiHp, II, in thc case OF NIidsIip,o,p
Alexander Van Dyke, February, 1925. to cher
With ihe decision OF the President of the l,ni,cl
States.
Tie Judge Advocate having read the entire p-o-
tee9ings o. tie case OF iidshipman Alexander Van
Dyke, and the Coug having carefully and deliber
a.e'y weighed and considered he testimony in sup
p',' o me charges and that adduced by the accused
an" MS defence, find the specification OF tie first
cn1rse nat py0red and the prisoner NAT oy;yy or
saia charge Tie Court Gud the specification OF
~ claFgt Prorcd an part, and tie prisoner galtI Of
ue en- rye OF dlsrc-pect to his superior officer.
ana the Court hndthc specification Of 3d ch7rce
no P'orcd and The prisoner not g1tiiV OF Sd cbarge
Inc court find the specification Or 4ih CHARGE
P'0tcH wIh ihe exception Of the " ord " r1aIjci-
oNs'y and that the prisoner is guilty Of the said
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20

Among the passengers in the steam boat Potomac
arrived last night from Richmond were Capt PAX
FRIDGE and II Cadets, on his way 10 Charleston,
fNoLfgM Beaeen,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20

HAY Il-Port au Prince papers TO the 18th
APnl contain an Official declaration OF the Hay
uen government, that viii not after the 9th Of
June next make any advances of money on &C
count OF emigrants from this country They are
70 be allowed tour months rations, and some land
70 Whlcn a ttie VIII be granted on payment Of iis
value. These measures are said 10 have bean n
doPtedin consequence of improper speculations by
the emgrants, andby agents Of foreign vessels
~ y. EUentng Post
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20

We understand the Hon. Mr.. King, Minister to
England, viii embark from this city shortly in one
OF the Liverpool Packets. It is reported that he has
engaged passage in the ship Pacific which sails on
the LIST OF June IN T. 1ferc. .gdp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20

new andimportant questions ofpoiicy, have thrown
upon MIR. Clay, labour " hich few Secretaries
have had TO encounter in so short period after
their appointment. He has been truly indefatiga-
bic in the execution OF bis task having been severely
occupied for twelve fourteen hours almost every
day. The mental and bodily fatigue consequent
upon such unremi;,ing attention to his official du-
ties, and the necessary confinement TO which he
has been 40 little accustomed, have rendered the
journey 10 the West almost essential 10 his health.
We sincerely hope that the air OF his native noun
tans and the agreeable society OF the numerous
| friends who are anXiously expecting TO shake him
by the hand will give him new vigour and that
| lac may return to US renovated in mind and body.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-01-20
Sherif''s Sales.

WILL be sold for cash, on "Wednesday the
w Goth inst. in the morning at samuel
Hedges Sd, and in the evening at Abraham
Robinson's, Wagons. Horses, Cattle, Hogs,
Sheep, still aso Stll Tubs, Beds, Redsteads
and Bedding, household and Kitchen Furni.
,ure, &c. &c taken to satisfy executions iss..eG
from the Superior and Interior Courts
VIII also be sold Tor cash, On Thursday the
9th of this month, at the house of Jonn Low
cry, one Negro Woman aad two children,
Horses, Cattle. Hogs and Sheep, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, sc. &C taken to sa.
tisfy an execution issued from the CountyCourt
at the suit of the Conococheague Bank against
Samuel Hedges Sd, Abraham Robinson, John
Lowery, SC.
1t tie above property is not sold or the above
days of sale, the Negroes, Wagons and Horses
viii be sold IN front OF the court house door on
Monday the l4th day OF February next, (beihg
court day) }. S. PoR tERFlELD, ID. s.
10th Jan
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-01-20

On Friday morning last, the city of
Baltimore, was suddenly deprived of
one Of its most estimable and most es-
teemed citizens.
General ROBERT GOODBYE HAIR
PER is no more!
About nine O'Clock Friday morning,
after eating breakfast as usual with his
family in apparently good health and
spirit--he was standing before the fire
reading a newspaper, when the hand of
death suddenly deprived him of sensa-
ton, he fell back on the floor and expir-
ed without uttering a word.
General HARPER was sixty years OF
age. lie was too well known and too
highly esteemed by all who knew him,
TO require any eulogy ofhis character,
talents and worth.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-01-20

MARRIED, n Thursday last, Mr..
John Saith, of Maryland, to Miss Rebec-
ca Light, ofthis county.
on the same day, Mr.. John Crow,
jr. to Miss Sarah Hout, daughter Of Mr..
George Michael Hout, all Of this county.
on Sunday last, by the Rev Mr..
Mahoney, Mr. Ed,eard Perrin Biakeney,
toMiss mary Shoafstatl, daughter ofDa-
vid ShoafstalI, all of this county.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-01-20

Important Decision His hon.
Judge Bay, has decided the question
which on Tuesday last was argued be-
fore him, whether aliens are iable to
the performance of military duty.
The opinion ofthe honorable Judgepre-
dicated upon the principle OF the Lea
Loci,"is that Aliens are liable to per-
form militia duty lChartes. CITY GAG.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-01-20
pay THE PRINTER.

OF Subscribers to the Martins burg Gazette
10 the neighSorhoOd Of Bankers H,il, (Nfilf
Creek are respectfully informed, hat Mr..
WILLIAM J. MILIrR, has politely offered TO
receive subscriptions, sc. due The Editor
Mr. Miller is fully authorized TO receive
money aud pass receipts for the same =
Those indebted. will confer a favor by making
payment.
Gazette 0Eces ,
.farfss5arg. Jan. %
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-01-20
Caution.

A IL persons are hereby { rewarued against
"A taking an assignment on two Obligations
s en- By me To Joseph Burkhart, one Tor iny
dollars. which will become due some time IN
October next; the other for one hundred aid
Twelve dollars and fifty cents. which was eve
cuted in March, 1924, and Will become due
some time in November, 1897. The above Oh
legations being given in consideration tor pro-
petty that is under some lncumberalces, inso.
nuca that | am determined not to pay then un-
less compelled'b by law. JOIN FILES.
Jan. IL 5t1
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-01-20

WILL be sold for cash, on "Wednesday the
" 9th day of February next, at the house
Of G. Wynkoop. Negroes, Horses, Cai,le,
Hogs. Sheep, sc -taken to satisfy executions
issued from the Superior Court vt the suits OF
James S. Lanes adn'x. and Nj. Locke against,
said Wynkoop.
JOHN S. poRrERFIELD, ID S.
For h. Can't, Sheriff
10th Jan
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-01-20

.i1T0RAtEY ar L.fIF,
HAS removed his Office to ne room in Mr..
IA Ezskiei Showers large house. one doc,
north of his shop, where he may be consulted al
all times by those who are disposed to employ
him in his profession.
and Winchester.
Jan 20
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-01-20
To tie people Of Hardy, Hampshire,
Morgan, Berkeley & Jefferson counties.

~
offer myself TO you fellow. citizens, as q
candidate for a seat in Congress at the ensuing
election. Having no claim upon your favor, but
such as may be founded upon an accord ,nce
with a majority OF you IN opinion upon the great
objects of public policy, ] deem it Necessary to
say a few words on those subjects.
A friend to Internal improvement, ! should it
elected, support any reasonable and prudent
scheme, which should have in view, the great
objects of internal improvement, tending TO u
mite the distant parts of our country. BY the ties
Of mutual convenience, OF interest, and OF
commerce.
Towards the present candidates for the pre-.
sidency, | feel no such attachment to either, as
would sway my judgment in forming an opinion
of their measures, nor such prejudice against
either, as would induce me to with. hold praise
and support where they were due.
With regard to our state politics, ] am de-
cide div in favor of a convention, with either
limited or unlimited powers, and shall unde-
yiatingly follow that course, WHICH in my opin
ion is best calculated TO attain that object on
reasonable terms. | make but one exception
TO any form of a convention, and that is, that
if each county in the state il to be equally re.
nresentedxn the convention, ! shall decidedly
opnose il. as | should then entertain no hope
oil obtaining that share of political power and
influence, TO which we are Justly entitled, and
OF which we are deprived by the present con
s%tltutIon.
am. Feilow-Cdizens,
Yours Respectfully,
EDWARD c0LsToN.
Richmond, Dee q, 1924.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-01-20
Public Sale.
10th Jan

MILL be offered at public sale, on Tuesday
w the 1stday OF February. 1895. if fair, II
not fair, on the next fair day after, at the late
residence Of Raphael Pain, deceased. within
one mile Of Shepherdstown. on the farm OF the
lale Thomas s. Bennett, deceased, the
FOLLOWING
to wit:-fo,-' good work iiorses, one Colt ri.
s,ng three years old; Mich Cows. Sheep, Hogs.
one good road Wagon, four set Geers, Ploughs,
Harrows, one Wind Mill. slndry Household
and Kitchen Furniture, &c. Eight months
credit will be given, Due attendance given by
MARY PAIN, Adn'x.
Jan 90
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-01-20

On the 8 b inst. Col. EEsHA Born of this
county, was electcd(inj joint ballot ofboth houses
of the Virginia legislature Brigadier Gene
raj to the 10th Brigade. to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of Gen. Tucker.
IT appears there were nine candidates put in
nomination. We understand the vote stood
For Elisha Boyd I0S
Augustine C Smith s.
William NJ. Barton : 3
Joseph Tuley 3
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-01-20
Notice..

II WISH 40 rent my FIRM. MERCHANT
i MIL and DISTILLERr ~ tbs county,
within one antl a half miles Of the Potomac RI
YER. The Mill Is in complete order for the
manufacturing OF Flour, the D~stillery is full
patent, new and now 10 operation, distifling
thigty-two bushels Of grain per day--the Farm
is 10 good order and the land Of the FIRST qaali-
~ Possession can be had OF III u cal 81
them Immediately.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-01-20

Extract of a letter to a gentle nan in this city
Eoma friend in Norfolk, dated January 7th,
I825-Rach Uhig.
"Captain Warrington, who has been
ordered to supercede Commodore Por-
ter in the command of the West India
station, leaves us on Sunday in the
United States Schooner Shark. The
citizens of Norfolk and Portsmouth, du-
w appreciating his merits, and always
anxious to manifest their regard for the
Navy, have determined that he shall
not take leave of them without an APP
propriate expression of their good feel
ings towards him. A public dinner,
ordered in the best style, is TO be given
to him to day in Portsmouth, and ano-
ther in Norfolk tomorrow. You may
Judge of the estimation in which this
meritorious officer is held here, by the
pleasure which was manifested by the
citizens at having the opportunity of
paying him this tribute of respect.
II consider Warrington as one of
The m~ostvaluable and efficient comman-
ders in our Navy. He is brave and
chivairous; but at the anne time cool
and deliberate can accomplished sea-
man, an excellent disciplinarian; but
tempering the rugged character of the
warrior with the sympathies and cour-
tesies of refined sife.-The abilities
with which he has discharged his duties
as commander OF the Navy Yard at this
place for the last four years, would in
duce me to regret his removal from a
situation in which he is so eminently ser
viceable; but he deserves a higher des-
tiny. 1t is not known who will succeed
Captain Warrington in the command
Of the Navy Yard
SIT is reported that the frigate Con-
stellation and brig Spark are ordered
round here from New York, to be fitted
out for sea-"
CoUered Roads-A writer in the
Frankfort, Ky. Argns, suggests novel
mode OF improving public roads. His
plan is simply 10 cover them dry. The
expense, he thinks, would be less than
the expense of turnpiking, and it would
cost but little to keep them III repair.
He recommends that in making a road
of this kind, the roof he placed on ce.
} dar or locust posts, or stone pillars, a
bout Is or 90 feet apart on each side of
the ro,.!. The road to be a little rails
cd in the middle, with cutters on each
side to carry off the water. The ad.
rantagcs and comforts chat would be
derived from such a road are manifest.
Ia winter The traveller would be pro
fected from the 'peiting of the pitlless
Storm and in the summer from the
scorching rays of The sun; and moreo-
Yer, at all seasons the road would be
Cry, firm and smooth.
Whceling Gaz'
Georgia-A resolution which was
offered in the Georgia legislature, at
is late session, requesting The repre-.
seRtation in congress from that state,
iii should appear that Mr. Crawford
cannot succeed 10 the presidency, to
vote for general Andrew jackson, was
nes9iiocd by large majority.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-01-20
WOOhlLRN CLOTH


TIME subscriber begs leave TO inform the
public that he will receive Wool and
Yarn, at MIR. Gibbs Factory, TO be nanutac-
tured into Broad Cloths. Cassinseres. Cassinetts.
Kerseys. Linseys, Blankets, and Flannels, at
very reduced prices; and warrants his work TO
be done well, and the colors 10 be good and
permanent.
He also takes cloths to full, dye. and dress,
and executes il with the greatest despatch.
From his long experience in The manufacture
OF w~oollens generally, he hopes to be able TO
do justice 10 the work that may be inrus,ed 10
HIM.
lie will exchange cloth for wcoi. and take
fsool. hard soap. or country produce IN pay
melt tor work done BY him.
NY SAILING
Done at the saw-Miil below the factory at the
usual prices and on the shortest notice.
C. G. CONRADT.
Martinsburg Dec
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-01-20
Attend to this!

YSHE undersigned informs the farmers of
l.. Berkeley and Jefferson Counties, that his
mills near Ma~rtinsburg, (the Union Mills are
now under his own control and management;
he will at all times give the highest market
price for wheat delivered there, or -four in ex-
change for wheat, at the usual rate OF barrrl
of superfine to every FIVE bushels Of good wheat,
and stand the Baltimore, sAiexandria, and
Georgetown inspections. Persons wishing to
grind their crops at those mills, can be accom-
inodated with gamers to keep their wheat Sc
parase, and receive what II will make, which
shall not be less than a barrel of superfine -four
for every five bushels of good wheat, warrant
ed TO stand inspections at any Of the above
mentioned places. Messrs. J. y. Erskine &
Co Msrtinsburg, or Mr.. Gilleland at the mills,
are authorised 10 contract for wheat fer said
mills, and will pay the cash tor il. on 1e'iye-
ry- MATHEW RANSOM.
Dec %
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-01-20
Public Sale.

NyiLL be sold. al the subscribers resi-
Wv denee, near Shartle's sulphur Spring.
on Friday the 2sth iast. tor cash,
Horses. Goes, Sheep, and Hogs,
A good road Wagon, four nuad ed ousaeis Of
Corn. together With a number OF other articles
not necessary 70 particalsrlze. The sale viii
commence early in the day, an5 continue until
all is soid WM. GoRkELL, scar.
Jan Is
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-01-20
IWISH 10 SELL.
A number of Slaves.

% good masters. living in this or the sdj cent
counties, who maj wish to purchase for thtir
own USE; to such persoas. lhssalhasgsias viii
be given. ALFx'R S1EPstEN
Marsinshurg. Berkeley county. N0y.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-01-20

The Murder IN Kcalucky-We
published a short time since, an &c.
count OF the murder OF Nj. Baker, OF
Natchcz. The Danville, Ky. Olive
Branch, of Dec. 3, contains the follow.
ing
Isaac Dcsha, apprehended for the
marder of Francis Baker, has been
committed to Jail by court
to await his trial at the next term OF the
Fleming Circuit Court.
"A bill for a change OF Venue in the
case of l. Desha, from Fleming to
Harrison county, passed the House of
Representatives, was sent to the Sc.
nate, and passed with amendments;
on It's reform to the House, considera
bic opposition was made To The Bill in
its amended form, which it was thot
might jeopdrelze lis passage at all"
On the subject of this Bill, we pub,
llsh the following extract of a litter
from a member OF the Senate of the
UGited States, to a brother of the de
ceased Francis Baker, Esq. dated
Washington, Dec. 28lh.
Il received your letter by the mail
Of this day, and Immediately called on
a gentleman ofhigh responsibility from
the State OF Kentucky, from whom |
learned that the law oil which you speak
has really passed both branches OF the
Legislature-tha the design of 1t is
to sau the life Of as great monster
as now Eues-aud that there as much
reason to fear hat justice ,uiH be O.
Uerpoicercd by family influence"
New York paper.
A friend in Washington writes us
as follows:-"By q letter L have just
received from our minister, Mr. Rush,
in London. he congrn,ulales me on the
success of the Greeks. They have
been victorious in eve-y engagement
both by sea and land. They now
command the Dardanelles. BY an
account ! have lately read, $50 Greeks
fought 5000 Turks at Thermopyle,
from eight o'clock in the morning till
six at night, leaving more than 700
Turks dead on the field of battle, be-
sides the wounded, and lost but very
few themselves, not twenty. IL seems
as if the Almighty favored them"
AleD. Gaz,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-01-20

Tre.-The alarm of fire was given to our
citizens on Tuesday night. Between the
hours of g and 10 o'clock,<it was discovered
that the Martinsburg Academy was on fire, but
through the exer.ions Of the citizens, the FIRE
was got under before much damage was sus.
tanned. Itappears that it originated from some
hot ashes that were put in a barrel in the al
joining room to the one in which the school
was kept
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-01-20

A VARIETY or BL~4NES,
FOR SALE At THIS OFFICE.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-01-20

Kentucty-A law has passed the Legislature
ofKentucky, by a vote Of 81 TO A, for the re
moyaI of the Judges of the Court Of Appeals
The Lexington Reporter ofthe 9th ult- asserts,
that 'the law is in the face Of the constitution
that they could be removed only by. impeach-
ment or address; that they do no, mean to Sub
MT; that therefore, before long we may expect
10 hear of a resort to force, and that il will be a
brilliant achievement for the militia of Ken.
lucky to put down their supreme judicial III.
bunal at tie Point Of The 6ayonet."
What will be the result OF this law, time a.
lone must determine. We sincerely hope that
there is yet a redeeming spirit among The PEG.
pie of that state-that they win hurl from pow.
er those who are about to sap the very founda-
ton of the liberty and freedom Of its citizens.
Com. Porter, had not, at our last advices,
arrived at Washington, Com. Stuart has been
suspended from service, until the decision Of a
court martial was had thereon; that as certain
charges had been preferred against that officer
by Judge Provost, US. Agent in Peru, he had
been ordered home TO support his allegations.
Fre.-The alarm of fire was given to our
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-28

+ ..AfEC TING To change my Residence
/ Ia "a lknehDurg II IA, Course ~ The
! -st yea. shall otter ief salci 90 the l3ih
/ EOS II Derrlnbrr nest. On the premises my
J anta ion AMI traoi 81 anH. called Pnssatn,
>ousintpz SO ACz1Es, lying abonl
I,,r utles from LyueIllafg, between BIZ aud
+ little 'Puzsam creek "a CampIril county,
sna ef4.lla at pnc, f.ea aud three year. 10
I,, hizErs bidder. \ considerable portion
ri I'm. trail Is good Tobacco lsnd. lHr
tl,uiafi1ais small, Caniaiatn.s ogly about 10
4.res. f4f,-if cleared. Whieh j. IN good ofdrr
fIre cop ne ensuing year--aboui ten arrcs
an good condition for tobacco, being lresb
aud inannrrd 10 which new lasd my be-
al bed for crop according 10 the force IN
tended To he dsed LIE contiguity OF thus
baud E" - aehbnrp --tIre quantity OF FIRE wood
and tlmBer which /. on II, aud the abundant
stream 81 water which rlus through II, aud Is
sapable oi seiug applied f. any purpose OF
machinery might makf thls baud a valnoblr
acquisition. ind .pcndent ii rs vjlu"as a tarm,
fo any person having talent tor using II
advantage ia1lcioisiy
the sHule time i place, shall sell 10
the hi .h.sI lsIiaar ~ a credit nl L. months,
abor 10 Ma So5s. mostly mep AM
D Dy., ANON zsl Ilrm ~ At lieut. catpentef=-
M. Is a select tot OF nrzr3es, all OF good
rr4.arIer=aud being al fhat have been AT
tarupd n fl plantation. prch ,crs will haNe
mir opportunity Of oh lining the tel Inc
sale ~. Itrrlauiy DE mai.. On the day mp
rou'e1. af fhr nest ialr day. The Stock oi
an Nnis. iiaf.rs. OAen. cattle. plantation
t.rn-d- Cofo, Ont an ad1cr thea remalu
ing pu the place N,l also BE- sold onthe same
er.ns.
The nsaa. bauls with security aud deed
II. frv-t = IL In. rpuuIrtI Tor fhH iAud= inad4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-28

Al Superior Court of Inv, continued
~ h., sdiouramerb and held Tor Amhefs'
county ou sasurja, the 3olh 81 April, 1920
Richard Bnreh, for Tie benefit Of
Arthur Hopkins, III. In Debt.
against
William Cruicher, DeitJ
II is ordered, That the defendant be ruled
10 appear here at the next Term, 10 show
cause why the Judgment, entered III The
Clerk once in tins cause shall not be sci a
side and The cause redockefed.
Aud At Superior Court Of Law, continued by
adjournment, aud held tor Amherst eonn
", on Friday the 10Th day Of September,
ls25.
On motion Of the plaintiff by his attorney,
II i ordered, That the rule made IN this cause
al the last term, be renewed, returnahle al
the next term--and thai the same be inserted
in The Lynchburg Nirglnan, published III
Lynchburg, Two months successfully II aP-
pearinp to the Cont that The defendant does
not reside within the hounds Of this common
wealth. A Copy-Iesie,
A. 3. DAVIES, c. S. {.
Oct 81. wsw=2