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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-17

.fI1'OR.A'El ar Lii,

HAVING sensed in Shrpherds,own. Mill at
4 tend the Itrerior snd Superior Courts Of
the counties 81 Je ierson aud Bel Ike ley, aud a l..
50 uhe high Court OF Chaneery holden VI Vim
chester tits os'ic is over tne store ~ MIR. John
I. Cookies, aud abe same room recently otea-
pied by l. Il Douglass, Esq
Shepherdstown, October % tf
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-17
LOTTERIES
Under the management Of J. B. T3TES
d "A, .a'L.NTYRE.

TICKETS and SHARES are now for sale at
i the. Mansgers' Office. Washington City.
by wholesale and retsii, in the greatest variety.
in the following Lotteries AL upon the new
and popular mode BY combination, by means
OF which the drawing OF each - completed IN
the most just aud equal manner, in : few min
uies. preciudirg the possibility OF error or
fraud. and entirely removing some OF the most
obvious objections TO Lotteries
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-17

November 10, 1875 4w
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-17
Notice.

THOSE who made purchases at the sale Of
the personal property of Richard ard y2"GstGt,a
.,icSherry, deceased are informed that their
Obligations become due on the 18th instant, and
that prompt payment will be required.
JOHN SHARPE, r.,
X McShERRf,
Move mber 10--3w.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-17

Estray Mare.

TAKEN up BY tie SUBSCRIBE living near
Guys Rom, san estray. a GREY MARE
t..T sars o!G tS,t sprng, thirteen and ball
A,ad high, Dhe LETT hi d foot white, no other
p ceyAb mark or brand; appraised TO thirty
O. ,rs The owner OF sad es'rsy IS reques, Ell
e. r7me property. pay charges ana take her
away
EZLKICl. COMPTON.
November J. St,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-17

Elf any OF those indebted to me, by
81 account or note, wish to settle tire same,
the! viii please apply TO capt. J. Mag wan. or
Cha les ID. Stewart. who are authorised 10 RS.
esVe and give receipts ~ my name.
THOMAS DAVIS.
November 10 4w
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-17
TO tie Farmers

of Berkeley and Jefferson Counties
FHsiiE subscriber having rented The
-H Mills belonging to Mr. Josiah Fsgg, gives
this notice to the Farmers OF Berkeley and JET
terson Counties, that he will be thankful for,
and promptly execute ell grinding brought
to these Mills, all OF which, are in cor plets
repair lie will give for every Sooibs OF
MerchantSble Wheat. one barrel Of Srperine,
Hour, ant, stand the inspection OF Baltimore
George Town, or Alexandris. Farmers no
may want Plaster Ground. can have the same
done on the shortest notice. Saving will be
done on reasonable terms
THOMAS G. FLAGG.
September
HAVING rented my Mills to Thomas G.
4 4 F.sgg. have no hesitation IN saying
thst Iw.li be responsible for all grinding eai
trusted TO him.
JOSIAH FLAGG.
September |, 1925
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-17

CONDITIONS. Der Christicae Hau,tte,rd
vii be published every Saturday, on large
bali sheet, in quorto form, at 81 50 per ,nnuin
tbsfirst NUMBER viii appear on New.Yesr,
1896 No subscriber viii be taken for ass
than year. Distant subscribers are required
TO pay in advance. htF
urLetters to the Editor must be pos. paid
SUB cfiptions aciA be received at
tae Office ofthc 4Ma,tinsb,ug Gazette.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-17

hts not necessary to enter into detail Of
the sdyantsges that would eer,ainl, accrue
from she publication Of German Relgl.u,
Aesssfapefs hsVingtor its object 10 treat in l.
strict impartial manner on the great ard uni,
VERBALLY Acknowledged truths OF the Christian
helis'on The rapid augmentation OF English
Religious Newspapers ia On evidence that they
have svery saIutsry and beneficial tendency,
and It - hoped that frat attempt Of this Kind
70 impsFt religious knowledge to the namer-
oas Germans OF our country. will not prove
abortlVe, For more crcumstsncisl account
of this proposed undertaking. the Public q
respectfully referred to the German Proposals
winch have been widely circulated, ana may
be had by applying to the editor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-24
.dnsicer Of The Secretary Of Var.
WAR DFPABTntyNr

May 9th, 1925
SIR: have Tie honor TO acknou ledge the re-
ceipt oil your communication addressed to roe ON
The 10Th ui'ino, requesting, as proxy deputed BY
tie Treasurer 10 represent the commonwealth Of
Virginia IN the approaching meeting of the Potomac
Company, and Chairman OF tie Central Com-ni,, >
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Convention.
about 10 re-asscmbleia tie city of Washinpton. in
formation in reference TO the measures adopted. or
contemplated by the President of the United States
Tor the completion ofthe examinations surveys. and
estimates, OF the line oftle proposed Canal from The
District OF Columbia by Pitisburg TO Lake Erie;
and 10 enclose you tie accompanying renort of he
Chief Engineer upon the subject, which affords the
information requested.
am, with great respect, Sir, yolr most otedient
servant, JAMES RARROIrp
Hon. c. F. MERCER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-24

Gent data for correct calculation OF the ul;.nss
cost OF the several great sections of the Canal
The first OF these, ending at tie eastern base OF
Allegheny, embraces the entire interests about 10
be surrendered by the Potomac Company and, with
the middle section or that which, beginning where
the former terminates, and extending 20 Pittsburg,
comprehends the whole liue OF the Canal describ-
Ell in the terms of the charter of the CheSa-
pease and Ohio Company. Bat the views of the
Convention of Delegates which assembled in WASH
ingion on the 9th Nov. 1928, included the line OF
Canal from Pittsburg Lake Erie, as an essential
link OF this chain OF the Union; and the charter
omitted this link, only because of The necessity it
would create OF obtaining the assent of sixth and
remote party to enterprise, extending thro' .lree
states, well as the District OF Columbia, and al
ready obstructodn its progress by numerous OBJ
stacies, interposcd by the many rival interests,
which it sought 20 harmoaize, ard tie separate ar
thoriies, TO which it appealed for cooperation.
As tie prospect oil pecuniary profit will consii-
tute the Leading motive with individual subscribers,
TO embark their capital in The stock Of the New
Company, and this profit will depend, in rart for
ITS future enlargement on the final completion of
the entire Canal, according TIE original design of
the Washington Convention, it is hoped that the
request for inforina ion, which have the lonor TO
address to your department., will not be regarded rs
untim,ly, or ob,rusiye.
! With great respect, am sir, your odedient ser.
want, {. +. MERCER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-24
Once Of The New Yorl G,ze,,c }
NAV II u I,


q Pubic meeting was held in I,ycrnonl =, ,ho
h' 10 consider The PROPHECY of peiitjopin,, tbc
legislature 10 make an alteration in lie evi7,;n,
"'re'u'veto tic importation Of Corn. >, A,ro,,e
'he resolutions we find these:TJ,at tho ,'-a,'l.
restrictions upon the Importation Of Corn aro i,
consistent with The soundes policy and bi,ti,
CURIOUS 70 the best interests Of the peonte. III,
our restrictive system Of Corn Laws b. or.',
'e'%itory spirit of legislation in Other co,r,,;a.
ana especially IN ,hc United States of N,ne.is
were Ii has led to TIE imposition Of ;ncsaIss,,
Iu''e' on British Goods, thcreb, agord;,g ,s,i,a'
i'S 70 Tic growth Of American Manufact,rers ,,,
IN 30 much curiaiing The productive in,e,e., ~
0i!l, 9fi'a'n---IInt petitions, founded on 1,o
oiy.'"hs passed, be preacntcd to both bo,,gcs 90
- i'o''oh morning paper of1jth, saws. &c Mini,
vrS nave resolved tie dissolution Of The rrn.a.',
armament should be deferred unril tho ,r,,,., -,
heA' year. II u nov whispered in oaaEi .', :. -,
political CIR les, that owiag to what f,e,
most favorable circumstances, it is JoJe' .
dis<olusion will take place soon of,rr s ,''''' \"
s",lon' al ue latest in the month Of A,g,,., >,
IL - stated that the embassy Of the III -,
Northumberland 10 the coronation If Io 'IIhe 0,
France, VIII cost nearly Csc. 600. All 10 ~
Pen'e VIII be borne entirely by himself I1N
VIZ be nearly hundred persons in M, raj, 'e'e
hail ganuemen, the resi- domegics. one
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-24
DOMESTIC.
CHEsAREAKE, AND OHIO Canal

From the National Ineilscneerl
Pursuant TO notice, the Central Committee Of
the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal Cony en,ion me, at
Browns Hotel, in the city of Washington. on the
18th instant Prcsent--Charles +. Mercer, AL
fred B. Powell, and Hiram l.. Opie, from Yirgi-
MIA; Frisby IilghmaD, and John Lee, from Mary
land; John Mason, of Georgetown, and Walter
Jones, OF the City OF Washington
The Chairman briefly stated TO tie Committee
the success which had attended the object of the
Convention, since its meeting on the 9th of No
vember, 1923. lie submitted 10 them COPY of
the act of the Legislature OF Virginia, incorpora-
ting the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company; of
the confinna,ory act of the Legislature of Mary
land, passed At ii late session, and Of the Congress
OF the Uni'ed States, OF the Sd of March, as well
rs the resolutions Of the Potomac Company. of
the day preceding; all which, taken together. au-
thoriHed TIE Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
TO extend their labors as far the Penns, lvania
Inc, and would empower them TO proceed, as orr
sinaly contemplated by the Convention, 20 Pitts
burg, on receiving the assen; of that State. The
causes OF the delay of tie conirmaury act of Penn
! syivania, the Chairman explained and illustrated
| by reference 10 number of private letters from
ilarrsblrC during the recent session of the ceis-
laiure, Which lef; no room to doul but tl,a; tie
consent OF that intelligent and patriotic state had
been withheld only till the ensuing session of its
Legislature, 10 which had been postponed. hy \
designed Tor that object, with Recommendation "a
tciT successor 10 act uponit at tie earliest pc
nod Practicable. All that il remained for ;he
Central Committee to do, in Order 10 terminal,
| 'helr duties, II was suggested was 10 expedite n.
Tar as practicable, the appointment oftlre Commits
sIoners, contemplated 10y the ne.y charter, for tn,
purpose oil opening books for TIE subscription o
stock TO the new Company; and, TO the attainment
OF this end, the Committee instructed the Chairman
TO address letter 10 the President of the Unite,
States, and TO the Governors of Maryland and Vir.
Glna, respectfully requesting as early an attention
| 10 THIS subject, as conv enient.
/ a correspondence between the Chairman Of N,
Committee and the Department OF War. in relatIo;
to the progress OF the contemplated surveys and es
Inmates oil the military and civil f. gineers engaged
ON the line OF the Canal al,o submitted by IN,
Chairman 10 the Committee who deemed i, cxne-
dieht that the commissioners, WHO may be dcoutec
TO open he hooks, shorld be appraised of Tie inior
nation which II affords, and thar the Chairman q
the Committee should suggest 10 them; individually
the policy OF awaiting the report of tie estimate,
OF Tie Board which might be expected by the frs
or middle Of October. before the books Should l.,
| opened
The Committee having unanimously concurre,
In Ill the preceding propositions, adjourned to NEE
again IN Washington, on the day OF the first as
sembaee Of the Commissioners, after their appon,
ment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-24
OFFIcc OF THE PoroMAc CoMpANy.
(..a--sy,,.,. 49, :, -

SIR: have the honor 10 transmit~to you here
win, an extract from the proceedings OF the spe
cai Meetings ofthc stockholders OF the Potomac
Company, holden yesterday, pursuant TO notice 81
ven coniormably To law
ireinlin, very respectfully, your most otedient
servant, ROBERT BARNARD
1reas'frer and Clerk Potomac COnipany.
To Z. +. MERCER, ESQ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-24
PROTECTION OF THE JyuA1Er 1strrRv

c. MI III. 'YleIIt, HpTtI ., I5ZJ.
SiR; Inc petition Of sundry merchants and
0'hSrs engaged In the Whale fishery, from the Is
land OF Nantucket, has been referred by the Prest-
deHt OF the United States to this department, and
; am directed to inform you thst tho subject has
oeeh oonsdered and that instructions will be given
10 commodore HUI to visit the Sandwich islands,
Npth lle pubic interests will permit his absence
from the South American coast for a sufficient
period.
am, very respectfully,
SAMUEL l.. SOUTHARD.
'40T0p'Hteheff, Esq aud Others Of .NanfscLfs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-24
LoNponnrrHY. Anil 10

LONDONDERRY, A pril 70.
Both Houses Of Parliament were to avcrcslmcl
their stIngs Oh Thursday, but nothing of impor-
lance was looked for until The second reading Of the
Catholic Bill which was ved fol this d,y Sew
efal petitions are presented IN the House Of Lords
against that measure
The feet Of the Pacha Of Eyyp, has Tended
5000 mon near Nayarin. The fleet itself coo.i.,s
o. ~ sail However, our troops attack ed diem
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-24
Georeei0Icn. D. n T6,b ~,

ctO'Sc totCH, ~. 4. ibth ..idU, 1925.
At a special meeting of the 5 ockholders of lie
Potomac Company, held this dav AT Semmes' ~
verh, previous notice thereof having been given
! conforn:7bly 70 law
The following resolutions were unanimously a.
dopted
! That this meeting, having dolly considered the
-Nc. OF the General Assembly OF the Safe oil Viz
| gmia, passed at the December session thereof in
the year 1928, entitled % An act ncorporatinr the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company ard the
! Acts OF the General Assembly OF Ma:yland, and
OF The Congress OF the United States, confirming
the same, and being willing and dcsirous that the
charter shall be granted and confirmed 10 TIE said
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, do hereby
declare the full and free assent of the Potomac
Company 20 the said Act incorporating the said
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, and to all
the provisions thereof.
That the President OF the Patomac Company be
and ne Is hereby required to deliver to the E1ecu-
tiyes of the States of Virginia, Mar, land and
Pennsylvania, respectively, and 10 the Secretary
OF tl;e Treasury ofthe United States COPIES of the
! aioresoing declaration of assent and corporate &C,
oil the Potomac Company, required by tie first
| section of the Act of the General Assembly oil
Virginia, entitled " An act incorporating the Che
slpeai,e and Ohio Canal Company
! That the President and Directors Of the Potomac
Company be, ard they are hereby authorized and
whenever agreeably to The terms and provisions oil
the aforesaid Act of Virginia, entitled An act
Incorporating the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
pany, the subscribers therein mentioned and re-
ferred to shall have become Incorporated to max,
surrender the Charter the Potomac Company
to the said Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
and 10 convey in due form OF law to the said Chesa
/ peake and Ohio Canal Company, all the property
rights and privileges, owned, possessed aud enjoy.
ed, by the said Potomac Company, under tier sale
charter, 20 be held used, and occupied, By the sale
| Chesapeake and Clio Canal Company, in the sam,
manner and to the same effect, a. the said Potomac
| Company now hold, possess, and occupy the sam,
| by law And it is hereby resolved and declared
That upon the completion Of tie said surrende
and conveyance 10y the said President and Directors
TO be evidenced by deed deeds in the name of th
| Company, under the hands of tic said Presden
/ and Directors, or majority Of them and the Cor
porate seal OF this Company, the said Charter shall
be, and hereby is, efectually surrendered, and al
The said property, rights. and privileges, shall be
and hereby are, etfcctally CONVEYED 10 the sale
| Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, according tc
the tenor and effect, true intent and meanings of IN,
sad act and acts so incorporating the Chesapeake
| and Ohio Caral Company, as aforesaid
In testimony whereof, as the corporate act of the
Potomac Company, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-24
HUbI. BARNARD,
Treas. and CLk. Pofo. Gam
Cory ofa letter from the Chairman oftte Cen.
tTal Committee 10 the Secretary Of mar.
IrEsur-pc Y,

~ VII Y Y y VI
LEEsBURG, VA
Hprii 25th, 1926. (
Sir As The proxy dcputeG By the Treasurer to
represent the Commonwealth Of Virginia. in The
approaching meeting OF The Potomac Company, and
as Chairman Of Ike Central Committee Of tbe on
sapeake and Ohio Canal Convention, about 10 70
assemble in the city OF Washington : beg leave TO
request Of your Department such information as gu
may find It convenient and proper to afford to the
Company and the Committee Of the measures adop-
ted or contemplated, by The President of the Uni
ted States, for the completion of the examination
surveys and estimates, Of the line proposed Canal
Erie.
II would afford great satisfaction and very i'm
poftan aid to the friends Of this enterprze, If your
reply could furnish The period when tits prep,fs,o-
y LABOR wi! be 50 ig advanced as to slppiy suflj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-24

OEFGcE OF THE PorosIAc CoMPANY,)
GeorgetotcH, l6h .Noy, 1926.
hereby certify Tie aioregong TO be true and
faithful extract FROM the records Of The
Of the Potomac Company.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-24

We understand that there was thirty hours diff
ference in tie arriva! of The Cauada and Tail, no
at Liverpool, from New York. They sailed in
company, and heavy bets were made. The Canada
wins
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-24

Wehave received Caracas Papers to the 9th
alt inclusive. The latest dates from Peru, via
Bosota, are Of the Th January. IOyre Togle,
formerly President Of Peru, and Borindoags ano-
ther, traitor had escaped on board French YES
sci and sailed for France. At tic last dates from
Bogota, the Ilbcrator Bolivar was shortly expect
cd III that Capital; General Sucrc had been appon-
ted Minister Plenipoien'iary TO the Republic Of
Peru; and General Soublette was daily expected
toarrlye FOR the purpose Of taking barge OF the
War Department., vacated by the illness Of Gen.
Mendel.
The Government Gazette states that Bolivar, is
not only friendly 10 the plan of Convention Of
Delegates from all the American governments but
exprs the greatest anxiety for the speedy
blagc Of this body, and in writing 20 The Vice
President respecting the necessity and expediency
Of The measure in question, observes:---'' hope
that the Government Of Colombia will not fail to
take this step 20 essential to The completion Of her
glory.'I f.N r. .Hcr. -gdr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-24

= II WI7VI7 TV UIt tOTOVNFiOU.
Extract OF private letter from Rheims " W,
are assured tn. carp OF ten or twelve tEolslnd
men WI be established round his city at the .im,
Of the Coronation. II - believed that The infant,
regiments OF the ncrest garrisOns will be enclmpcl
~ tents, and mat the cavalry will be canto, ca
His Majesty, after having received the Holy Urc-
ton will oil review these Icops. II is certain that
Aides-de-Camp Of The Minister Of War, have com,
here to fix upon spot suitable Tor the establish
me"t OF camp, and are choosing the villages foi
the canloument Of he cavalry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-24

- FETEHsBUPG, March q
80 10 Warsaw to open the Diet. in the ,nii,,o 80
company him. WIZ "c-
-'ir. Stafford Canning will shortly leave nc
'.'e Du'i'esS o. as mission y lich Ct eily related
10 the regulation ofthe differences re.nec,irr ~,
-'o.'i Nv I" e, coast Of America, is -in,r,ej
var. ard British An.bas-,,o- d. an, ,orr,
sid by Lord Cislornc --''V.'' 1t y
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-02-12
j. SHINN"S P.aN.aCE.f.

The subscriber having discovered the com
position OF SW AIMS celebrated Panacea, has
now supply OH hand for sale--he has reduced
the price from three dollars fifty cents to 50 so
per bottle or by the dozen, % dollars
All the charitable Institutions in the United
States, and the poor, will be supplied gratis
u the citizens of the principal cities and
towns will appoint an agent TO order and dis
tribute this medicine to the poor, it will be sup
piled.
This medicine is celebrated COR the cure Of
the following diseases--scrofnla or kings evil,
liberated or putrid sore throat, long standing
rheumatic affections, cutaneous diseases, white
swelling and diseases Of the bones, and all ca
ses generally of an ulcerous character, and
chronic diseases, generally arising in deblitateA
constitutions, but more especially from syphi-
l's. or affections arising therefrom, ulcers in the
larynx, modes, &c. And that dreadful disease
occasioned by long excessive use Of mercury.
&c. II is also useful in diseases of the liver.
CERTIFICATES
have within the last two years had an o.
portunity Of several cases Of very invetcrate
ulcers, which having resisted previously the
regular modes OF treatment, were healed by the
use OF MIR. Swaim's Panacea. and do believe.
IRON what have seen, that it will prove an i'm.
poItant remedy in scrofulous, vernal and mer-
cu'ial diseases. N CHAPMAN. MI
FIoIessor or tDe Institutes and Practice o
Med Penn. University
have employed the Panacea Of Mr.. Swain
IN numerous instances, within the last three
years, have always found it extremely efIica-
cious, especially in secondary syphilis, and
mercurial disease. have no hesitation in pro-
nouncing il medicine of mestimable value.
w. GIBSON, NJ ID.
Professor Of Surgery in Penn University.
J. SHINN, Chemist
S.fFor sale at Smith and Pearsalps, n f.
Corner of Third and Market.streets, PhladeI-
pbia.
February 10 tS1d
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-02-12
TAILORING.

The subscriber respectfully informs
the citizens of Charlottesville and the
adjacent country, that he has taken a
room in the west wing of Mr.. David
isaacs' house, on the main street. where
he intends TO conduct the above husi-
ness in all its various branches. From
the experience he has had in all the
large and most fashionable cities i'm the
United States, and his deierminat ion to
execute his work, in u style Of nentness
and durability, with strict regard to the
varying fast ons of the times, he che
risli-s the hope that he will merit aud
receive liberal share of public patron
age. All orders will be thankfully re-
ceived, and the subscriber relies for
success, in his undertaking, on the pune
iuality which he will never fail TO oh.
serve, in his promises, together with
his prices and the style Of his work
manshiF. NJ. GEORGE.
Jan. pc, '25-tf
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-02-12
SAMUEL DICKSON {
LEIfIS BALL,

SESTLEMEN
You not being inhabitants of
this Commonwealth aud having no
known agent within the same: Take
notice, that shall on Saturday, the 10th
day of February next, between the ri
SilnRpd setting of the sun on the same
he store house Of Messrs. Rives
h, in the county of Nelson, pro-
D. % take the aifidav:ts of Robert
ieiSes. sen. and others, to be read as evil
dence in a certain matter Of controver-
sy now depending and undetermined in
the county court Of AlhemarIc, in Chan
Gerry, wherein l arm complainant aud you
are defendants, when and where you
may attend. Yonrs, Sc.
JAMES JOPLlNG, in.
Jan %, '25-4t