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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-12-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

II Reu. Doctor, remarkable for his
snavuy OF manners, finely situated in
3 county PARISH net 400 miles from
tacorge BuchaDan's monument, was
one Sunday lately exhorting his beloy
ed flock, and describing in the strong
est and most glowing terms, the hap
p'ness of Heaven - He said he could
compare il To nothing but the blessings
OF nlatrimony, and the pleasures of
the happy tireslJe, graced by lovely,
loving and beautiful wife. He took
occasion from this, 10 descaut on the
duty ct young men marrying soon,
and relieving the dreariHess OF their
situations by young and handsome
bride. He said, that though thew
possessed alt the wealth of the world
and were masters OF all the world, and
were masteFs of al! the gems of the
East Indies, and all the Jewels of the
West Indies, yet, if they were net
married, they stiil wanted the most
valuable gem of them all, an agreeable
vile. He said, there was a popular
song at present called Home, sweet
Honie, which he had often admired
forts touching simplicity and exquisite
pathos. Iii was so appropriate to the
subject, as describing so we'll the hap.
piness Of domestic enjoyment, and,
by analogy and anticipation, the hap
piness Of HeaveR, that, although he
could not sing it to them, yet he would
take the liberty of repeating a verse
or tive Of it, for the benefit OF The
younger part of lis hearers. Accord
ingly, he began, and actually rel eated
the Folowiag:--
"Mid pleasures and palaces though we may
roam,
Be it ever 40 humble, TIERS ne place like
home.
4 charm from the skies seems to hallow us
there,
Which, search through the world, is ne'er
met with elsewhere
Home, home, sweet, sweet home,
Theirs no place like homel
Theirs no place like home,'
LGtasgo1o Journal.
Fiuc Offers. Wherefore dinBa
ye get married" said a Scotchman to
an old maid "Wha shall have, -
replied she. "Who'iI ye ha:' return
ed the Scotchman, "wha but jamie
Jimmerson" do you think" said
she, "that iii marry that old widower,
when I've had Eve offers before, and
all irons Ministers? Wheww rejoin-
ed the Scotchman, "Ke're worse nor
Peter, he only denied his master three
times, and ye denied yours five timesi
hoot! avail woman, we're worse nor
an infidelr' -
II Free IeaGnt-A man that used
to be drunk, when he came home wal
lowed about the floor, and said, he
paid rent for the house, and he would
lie where he pleased; at last, he falls
into the FIRE, and the maid runs to her
mistress, and teld her she could not get
him out "Lel him alone" says she.
she pays rent for the house, aud he may
lie where he pleases."
Men who affect a shortness of sight
must think il the height OF good fortune
a. - Lorn rot lilo Hind
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-12-21

Men who affect a shortness Of sight
must think il the height OF good fortune
10 be born totally blind.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-12-21

At thoughts of home her beating bosom thrills
As sinks the sun DER PoIand's happy bills.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28

means afforded to US by free press, and the
unrestricted expression Of opinion in this coun-
try, the cause Of Catholic emancipation in Ire
land, and The extension to all its subjects OF the
rights and benefits of the Britisa constitution
On motion of Mr.. INGLIs,
RESOLVED, That the address shall be printed
and together with an account OF the proceedings
of this meeting, published in the papers OF this
city, and such other journals abroad, as in the
Judgment of the Chairman and Secretary OF the
meeting, may appear expedient.
On motion Of Mr.. CRUISE,
RESOLVED, That the address be forwarded to the
Catholic Association in Ireland.
On motion of Mr.. JOHN P. KENNEDY,
Resolved, That the cordial thanks OF this meet
ing be presented to the Committee who pre-
pared the address.
Mr. T1ERNAN having retired, JOHN Monroe
MERY, Esq. Mayor Of the city, was invited to
preside. when the thanks Of the meeting were
unanimously voted to the Chairman and Score
tary-and the meeting adjourned sine die.
LUKE TIERNAN, Chairman.
SAMUEL MOORE, Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28

81. Christophers. Jan. 3l.-We have been "a.
vored with Barbados paper of "Wednesday
last, giving the following account of a destruc.
tive FIRE which broke out in Bridgetown on that
day.
"HaIfpast, 8, P. M-We have been Obliged
to stop the press till this late hour, in conse.
|quence Of general alarm which has been felt in
Bridgetown, since 1 o'clock this morning, &C.
casioned by the distressing calamity Of fire
which broke out in Bay street.
The flames appeared very fierce, and aided
by considerably high wind, threatened, for
some time, to involve great part Of the town in
one general calamity. To the distance Of
mile, in the direction ofthe fire, the streets &
wharves, were crowded with people removing
articles Of furniture and merchandise. The
wind, however, fortunately shifttd-and the
mighty exertions Of the troops and seamen
particularly, were seen to be gradually subdu.
ing the power of the raging element Severa,
houses in the line Of the fire were wisely and
speedily pulled down, while large quantities of
rum, & other combustible articles were thrown
into the warter. At half past 9, it was obsery
able that hefurther progress Of the flames had
been happily arrested. The connaera,on,
through the persevering efforts Of the military
seamen, militia, SC. aided by the blessing Of
God, was finally checked at 8 O'Clock The
loss sustained by this grievous calamity is We
ry considerable, yet we ought to feel grateful to
Divine Providence that we have been preser-
we'd from more dreadful and ruinous catastro.
phe. Possibly there may be twenty houses de-
stroyed in all-some wooden ones-and occu.
pied by persons whose situations in life are lit.
tie able to bear the loss. Several huckster wo-
men have had quantity of articles destroyed,
and one gentleman, Mr.. James, is reported 10
have been deprived Of every part Of his proper.
ty. Two or three lives are also said to be lost
-one negro man, who, by fall, broke his leg
and arm, which.required instant amputalion-
and two others, reported to be burnt to DEATH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28
100000 DOLLARS,

sold in one half and two quarter tickets and all of
them owned by distant adventurers-the half in Rom.
ney, Hampshire County, Virginia, by Messrs. Charles
Fl Clark and James Gibson-one quarter by Mr.. Jacob
Wolfgsng, of York County, near Hanover, Pennsyva.
MIA. Both Of these Shares ha9e been already presented
andMe Cash instantly paid, as usual at C0LENS OF.
ECE. J The remaining quarter, which is held in
Philadelphia, has not yet been presented. The names
of the above gentlemen are mentioned by permission.
We have now the pleasure to present to the pub.
lie the next scheme of the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28
The Next LOTTERY
COHEN'S OFFICE. Il

CUHEN'S OFFICE, III, NTarketst2
Baltimore, Feb %.
u The drawing of the Grand State Lottery of Ma
yand, which took place at Baltimore on the 18th inst
ag1eeably to announcement resulted as usual, with
splendid success to Adventures at COHEN'S OYr,cr.
where besides various other capitals of Importance the
great Captal Prize of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28

of Maryland, No. +, to be drawn on the
ODD IND EDEN SYSTEM.

UDU .7NU EVEN NTN7EM.
BY which the holder of TWO Tickets or two Shares,
will be certain of obtaining at kast ONE PRIZE, and
may dra,u THREE! This mode of drawing which is
secured by letters patent under the seal of the United
States, has been again adopted by the Commissioners
appointed by the Governor and Council, in conse.
quence Of its unrvalled popularity The whole Scheme
to be drawn in ONE DAY, and will take place in the
City of Baltimore,
On Wednesday the 10Th day Of May nerf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28
COHEN IS

Lottery & Exchange Office, ia Market St Baltimore;
where the great and magnificent Capital Prize of
One Hundred thousand Dollars
in the last Grand State Lottery was sold IN one Hall and
Two Quarters ial to distant adventurers) and mher.
more Capita! Prizes hare been obtained than at any o
Office tn .america.
OOrders from any part Of the United States either
by mall (post paid private conveyance, enclosing
the Cash or Prize Tickets in any of the lotteries Will
meet the same prompt and puncual attention, as on
personal application. Bepavtieular in direetingiO
il. COHEN, jr. and BROTHFRs- Baltimore.
GJCoHEs's "Gazette and Lottery Regiser, will be
published Immediately after the drawing, and will con
tain the complete List fthe Prizes it will be Forwarded
gratis, to all who purchase their tickets at CoHENs
Office, and who signify their wish to receive it
feb 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28

Mr.. Gwynn proposed the following resoiu-
tons 20 the consideration Of the meeting, which
were unanimously approved, viz:-
Resolued, That we view with profound inter-
est the civil and religious situation of the peo-
pie of Ireland, and deeply sympathise with the
friends Of civil rights and religious freedom IN
that country.
Rssolued, That we will promote, by all the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28
10000 Tickets at 81 100000
Got one blank to a Prize!
MOnp mr., Dp auIFMr
NODE OF DRAFTING


The numbers will be put into wheel as usual
and in the other wheel will be put the prizes above the
denomination Of Four dollars, and the drawing pro-
gress in the usual The 1000 prizes of 81
will be awarded to the odd or even numbers of the Lot
terry Gas the case may beg dependant on the drawing
ofthe capital prize of Twenty five Thousand Dollars
that is to say, if the 25 900 dollar prize should come
out an Odd Number, then esry Odd Number in tile
Scheme will be entitled to 81 prize. II the $4,000
prize should come out to Ere, Number then all the
Eren Numbers in the Scheme will be each entitled toz
prize of s.
Odd Numbers end with !, g., 7,or9.
Even Numbers end with 2, 4, 6, s,oro.
ticket drawing superior prize in this scheme is
not restricted from drawing an inferior one also; many
tickets therefore, will necessarily obtain TWO PR
ZES E.aCH
Prizes subject to deduction of IS per cent and pay
able sixty days after the drawing, but can be had
usual at cOHEN'S OFFICE, the moment they
drawn.
@TICKETS WILL RISE,
the Oath of March to FIVE dollars-a orders dated
previous to that day, will be supplied at the following
original prices, viz
Whole tickets 81 Quarters 81
Halues Eighkhs 50
To be had in the greatest variety ofNos Todd e ertna
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28

1t is a curious fact that the number of deaths
Of children under one year Of age, was precise
ly the same last year in New.York and Phila-
delphia viz: llo9 in each city.
The fact will appear the more remarkable
when it is considered that there were 1906
more deaths in New-York than in Philadelphia.
The mortality in the former city was chiefly
among persons in the active period of life
from the ages of 90 to so. Phila. Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28
HIGHEST PRIZE
Twenty-Five Thousand Dolls.
RpIIIIANT scuRMR.

20,s29 Prizes-amounting to $4,000
1917 -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1926.
PUBLIC MEETING.

Alta very numerous and highly respectable
meeting of the friends of civil and religious IL
ber,y in the city Of Baltimore, held according
to public invitation, at Barnum's Hall, on We'd
nesday, 22d February 1926
LUXE TIERNAN, Esq. was called to the Char,
and SAMUEL MOORE appointed Secretary to the
meeting.
Mr.. CRUISE, from the committee selected TO
draft suitable address to the people OF Ireland
rose, and after some very appropriate Prefato-
~ remarks, read the following, which was una
uimously adoDted:-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-10

virginia
At Rues holden ia the clerks Office Of the Suoerior
tout y Chancey ior the Lyncbbu District ile ION
day If June. 1920
sophia Crawford hnmas Crew aud sally his wife,
Edmund Penn, William Long and Elizabeth has Rite,
william y. reB, adm Of Naney A.tIcdIe. decd,
lhomas Iaslins and Matilda Nash IN her lght aud
as rNeA OF Is bncr Na,b, decd. Flt,.
against
Charles uonday. adm'rof James Fem, deed, So
PIN! Cav and tlal Fletcher, exet'A and eA'r d
William s. Crawford. die Sophia Burfus, Samuel An
ds5on aud james Kueher tSrt'x n eNfs OF ioseph beI
rnf, decd Matoha Penn and Geofge Penn. adnN aud
admir- Of lllam Penn decd, Claiborne ". Gaocl,
adin'r With the vi annexed Of Philip Goaet, dee d.,
! b ma Penn John n. Holder and Cathatiae his lie,
and Samuel ~ tie Deis.
he often ant, George Penn, not hayina ener-
ID IN tarHncf and gwen security according u the
nrtoi Assembly and The rules Of this court TIA pear
rig BY Satstae evidence that he is not Inhah
hnf o tins country itis order d, that the said deien
dan aappear ere the first day Of the next K
ahs0e thab bills Of The plantts and tlat copy eiths
ud forthwith inserted IN some newspaper ptinird
~ ne town OF Lynehburg for two months succrssyelv,
aud posted at the front door OF the cuurhorse IN the
sad town. A Cypy. Ieste
80 J.WIflS,C.E.
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JOHN WILLS, c. c



AT rug, holden in the clerks office Of the Superior
., haneer) for the Lyncbburg District, the 10Th
nj, ara g. Aorr and Elizabeth A. his wife, former.
> At"Lape'H ~ "liiamN, Pits.
against
AZ imam l' " Williams, Howell L. Williams, Charles L.
nl,iains, f,eiding Williams James Wheatley. uD,
and G ieman Williams, harlrs Williams. Mar Will,
n nnanH WhIan H. Wilil1ns, infants rs commss ioner
MN p sgeehi'y assigned their guardian, aud Bena-
~. ,t,nNs Defts.
o, Ger h1ahts William L. Williams Howell l.. Will.
49, talI,s l.. W hIsmS < Benz. Perkins not having
40. ~ ehrahet 3 given security according tothe
:, fstmbiy and the rules OF his court, and il ap
b;,a,,S ~ saisaeo1) evidence thar they not nha
- o 'his ee1nif! II is ordered that the said de-
appear her the first day of the next ,t-.ru
- NE 6ll OF the PLAINTIFF and that copy
.s oet De FORTHWITH Inserted Ia sonr i,eN Spaper
printed m the town of Lynchbarr for I've ,,nnfbt IN
IN th :i po,ted al the front door ofthe conrt-huuse
~ VIC a. III town. Copy. Ieste,
J. WIIES,C. c.
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) you are not inhabitants OF Virginia,
aud haze no agent of,ttoruey therein
SHOWN 10 ne, I hereby notify you, through
the news paper, that -hsll on the eleventh
3ny . August, $50, N the fasie Tavern. In
Liberty. bedford oourf-hoa5c.J take The afb
laetts ni Henry Terry. Philip Lackard, Mace
Bales. Thomas Stiff, aud others und on the
1911 DAY Of the same month, in the clerks
thse Of Monroe county, Va shall take the
fihdasts OF spotswoad Wpis. and shalt con
bnue from LAY 10 day until sll are ihken. 8
Which ufidavlts when tAken ! shall oiier to be
read us evidence ont lie trial Of the Injunction
depending iu Bedford County Court ~ which
am plaiatig aud you are decentralization
and where You my atlendd yon choose.
NBpr obi. seryi. ISAAC \, OILY.
July -. Gldsi9
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lrrInla:

FWEI11ds
Atrurs holden in the clerks office of the superinr
court 81 ehaheerl for the Lynchburg dstuet, the lo,
day Of june 1926:
James Montgomery in his right and as curator II
the estate OF JESSE Jones, dee. Pitt.
AguIns'
Cornelius Powell. the former administrao, IT. bona
non oil less Jones, deed. aEddflchsant Mitchell and
ms wHt, DeftS
The defendant Cornelius Powell not having rnIrrrd
his appearance aud given security according tnthe Ar
ofAssembi the ruies Of this court, X ann.arnY NV
satisfactory denee. thar he inhab am OF I'M,
country 1t l. ordered. thar tle said bet, l4i do -
pear here the first day of the term and answer
the bull of the Plaintiff aud that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted IN Sumr newspaper printed thu.
Town OF L{hchhnrg Tor two months sncetssvtly. and
posted at the trunt do0r uf Cuur House IN tie sh,a
town AcOpy- ltSte,
AZ JOHN WItIS.CC.
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AIrrIIIIA

At rule holden IN the clerk office Of the superior
COW tpi chaneery Tor the IL nehburg DIstl, the eth
da Of lie, 1870.
John Miller, Pit.
against
Lcopurd ,ahnrne VIM. l.. Williams, Howell WI,
ihms Fielding L. Williams, harles Williams. Cole man
Williams; James NheaileY Jr and Mildred his ife
Charles Williams (sUl d Uaner,) " iRM II. UIIhtms
and Mary Witiiams-which said Coleman Hllliams chs
u ams (son OF Darncr) William II. HIIlAfn, aud
"a} Will ms are infants by commissioner BenaFh
specially assigned their guardal-and Rieha g. Nor
rs ana fhRabtth has Mtle, Defts.
The defendants William l.. Williams, Howell L. IN,
llnms and hatl,s Williams having entered thtir an
pratce ahu gwen secu1tN, according TO thr al
sembN and tn rules OF this court, aud appearing nv
satisfactory evidence they inhabitants this
count ordered that the said defendants do apar
here on me Hrst av 81 the the amen-
ded bill otthe plaintiff aud That copy Of tins order be
torlh"lth inserted IN some Newspaper printed in the
town 81 Iynchburg, for two months successvey and
posted the front door Of the court house IN the said
town. A COPY este,
Do JOHN WILL S, e, c,
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Virginia:
Al Ruits oiden in the clerks office Of tie Superior
ronrt OF Chaneery bei yurDbaIg District the !oth
day Of ~. i-25.
William B,o.hc, lit.
against
saiauri Rcad, Archibald Robertssn. payd Miller
Samuel Garlbad and humas -. ieh. Def
h. defendant Bnyd Nillaf not having entered
his np,aranoc and given security according TN at
of Assembly and Ih ults Of lbs eur. AMI APPEARING
by sati factory ldeBc that he IS bot hhabAnt II
Ills country II ordered that fhc said defendant d
apnear he ia. 6rst DAY ct the aud a. er
tue bill oi the pla'I shd thsta copy - this artgr -
forthwith inserted HeNhpAIer printed la tho
town of Lshehburg tof two mouths succvssiveY. and
pusttd at the roHt door of he courthous IN the SAID
town. copy ttste,
40 7. wills z Z
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FNglTIas
At rules holden IN the clerks Office of tho .ureo,
day of June. 1926. ' '"' A0'"
Wl'liHm Black, p,.
against -"
landon {. Il YES, Thomas A. Holcombe. Peter Wal.
NJ, ,i az" iNt -, i"' ,'ss' Defts,
The defendant Peter Walker nor bayipo eni.r-
ed ms and given security according 10 The
eet o. sssehn ah toe rules OF this court and 1t an
eiant OF tbls country il IS ordered. that lie said
ant do appeSr here on the first day Of the nr> nd
answer the hi'i othe plaintiff and thar COM 81 ms
rdtr be forthwith inserted some Newspaper prpe d
tue town ot Lynelhurg for months sncces,ivel
| sad town, AcCpy--Tesle. - 'e
JOHN WILLS, &C.
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]. WIILS.C,C.
lErlnIn =.

NiFFlnas
Al knle hoIden in the clerks Office of the Superior
our thanetry iar he Lynchburg District, The 10th
Isaac Entker and 4 n brose RuGker,a Plus,
AGAINST
= h,ehard II. Bnrks. " illiam Shelton, Richard Burig,
NhiaA v are, Arc bald Robertson, The admir- Of L
hle1ander Imsiey and VIM. h. Roam. neits.
ne gdtiendants hiclard h. hunks and Kiohard
hnihs not having entered thcr Gpprararcp aud
nv - security according 70 the act a. sonbly
ana M rules Of this court, and I apptal mp hv
satisfactory evidence hat they art not iplabitarts Of
ms country 1t is ordered that the aid defn1ans do
ht ON the first day oi the next term aud answer
p,i ~ me pisnths; and hat copy OF his order be
""h 81 Lyirhburg. for two months suecessively and
oSltaa tht front door of the courthouse in the SAID
town. Copy. Iestt,
81 J. WItLS,C. C.
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GROCERIES.

on rs good terms rs can be had in this mar
ket, confident they are veil bought, but will
not promise ON better, II cheaper, consisting
IN part OF
Best filled sacks of Salt, wiled saekns
Sugar and Coffee of different qualities
y. Orleans aud W !. hIassps
Moult aud sperm ca0dhs, 4s 70 as
| lurpenline and transparent Soap
! Gunpowder and lmperal Tea, fresh
| Cut and wrongh, Nailsand hrads
Patent Balances, with md without frames
! Window Glass 8 by u, & 10 by -, 4 pntty
Smithdeld and moontiiH Bacon, which / will
engage to furnishby the season
New Mackerel aud Hrrings
| Few casks of rich CHEESE
Best Brown Tanners oil
| Suffolk Tar, Carolina Moss for mattresses
Assortment of Hardware, Crerkery, GLASS; g.
Eeghen Ware
| Blind, Snalle and Cub Brides
Collars wagon, cart AID GIG Wins
Hacks best and common Segars
Mems and boys WOO and fur Hats
Salt Peire, Glauber Sits, Mustard
Allsplce' Pepper, Giiger, Indigo.s Madder e.
Copper6s
Iron, German and blbiered Steel
| Genuine Madeira ART Malaga Win,y
London and Philadelphia Porter
Cotton Sheeting and5hiring, OsnaLurss
"a and 10 point Blankets
6Uo H. beautiful Cotton Yarn
10 hbIs OF Cider
For winch will receive any kind -of pro
duce brought TO this market at the best cash
prices. NAVHL. WINSTON
March 90 tso2
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Al rules bodenin the clerks office of The SupsrioY
Court OF Ghnneery for Tie Lynehbnig Dr trct, The 0th
day OF June, 1920.
Jesse Hich,son. admir-, de bonis non With the VIA
hhhNuo o. Anthony Rueker, kted, Pit.
against
Ambrose RHeler ard Nelson c. Dawson late execu.
t9is9i A9tbony kueker, deed, Richard Burks, spen-
", ~ tl qua F.lihs WIS bets.
iht defendant Richard Burks not h4yinp entered his
apptaa g aud gwen security according the act of
Assembly AID liz rules Of this curt. and II app,arnf-
by satisfactory evidence taai he Is an Inhabl ant OF
tS country II ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day of tn term and answer
the bl Of he plaintiffs and IL copy OF this order
be toftnwih rserled II some spAper priated in tbs
town OF lhShburg for two IaonthS succ siyelr and
posted at the front door oftae COURTHOUSE IA the sa
toHD. A Copy. Tesle.
j. WILLS C. C.
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AT rules holden in the clerks Office of the superor
eour o. ehancery f"r the Lymehbure district the 10th
feter Street and Susan his wife, late Susan NJ. Scott,
-. Pits,
John haynes, john " Otev aud Barnabas "A. Edison
-, . Deits.
me defendant John Haynes not having enteredhis
appeahne' and given security according the OF
assembly, ad the rules Of this and it appearing
10y satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhabant
o. ms eoutr II is ordered thai the said defendant
DO appear here the first DAY of the next term and
answer Tue hiil OF 'he plaintiffs and thai copy of
uis o'ief he forthwith Inserted in some newspaper
pnnftdm the town of ,nchbnrg for Two months sue
ee'e and posted atthe front door of the court house
in the said town.
copy-Teste,
~ John WIIIS.C.C
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NEW WORKS,

tHt substriber his lbf plfdsalf VI an
Il nonncinRto The public thai be has JUS
received and has fbr sale the
81 Vol. of Randnlph's Virginia Reports.
kandalph's Virginia Gardener. very va
liable little production
Madison's aud JeiicrsoH's reports IN rels'i
an h The Alien mud Solution IBws ot 1913
9 10 which Is added the Kentucky Resoluli
ons
hive hearla greht deal said about these
Resolutions EYER since vas little boy
am Glad ibsl the people nov have Al oppor
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