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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-26
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

We copy the following advertisement
from q recent number of Galignani's
Messenger, an English news paper, pub
lished at Paris.
"Marriages.--M Brunei, known du.
ring number of years FOR facilitating
marriages, equally advantageous to the
two sexes, and whose extensive rela-
tons with society, and sound discretion
and delicscy, warrant the confidence
reposed in him, begs to intimate that
there are at present to .hGrry--i. A
young lady, aged d, Of most agreea.
BILE countenance, having 500 oee francs.
Q. One, aged 90. having 100, 900 francs
8. 0ne, having 10000 francs. d. One,
having 49, 900 francs. Also three wild
ows, aged IS, 80. and 80, having 10, IS,
and $4,000 francs OF yearly income. -
Apply to NJ. Brunei, No. 30, Rue de
Seine, st. German. No letters recsiv-
ed unless postpaid"
Washington froing. -The last number
OF the North American Review, upon
authority makes the assertion that our
gifted couhtryman is engaged in trans
latiug the documents in the archives of
Madrid relating to Columbus. Mr.. r.
wing went to Madrid partly for that
purpose, but afterwards relinquished
the project as not being in accordance
with his habits of thought and study.
We learn by the Quebec papers that
some chests of treasure, which were
lost in a French Irigate sirty seyen years
ago, in the river ST Lawrence, about
nine miles above Quebec, nave been
found. 1t isrumoured that the value Of
this property is estimated at one million
Of dollars.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-26
IT l5 CT R OLE s,

Men, Boys and Girls; Horses, Cattle. Sheep,
and valuable stock of Hogs; Farming Uten-
sils; full set Of new Barn Logs, twenty five
feet long. and some other articles late the
property of John Porterfield, Esq. deceased.
The terms of sale will be the same as above
stated, and the sales ifnot cpmpieied.on the }7th
November, will be continued on the succeeding
days. At the same time and place, will be Of
fered for monied rent, for the term of ole
year from the first day Of april ne Kit the
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-26

The last Milledgeville Recorder says,
that the President of the United States,
expressing disposition to promote the
wishes of every member of the Confed-
eracy, to the utmost of bis power. has
directedthe Greek Agent to use his best
efforts To reconcile the Indians TO the
survey of the Land. If the former re-
ports be true, the Indians are satisfied
with the surveys, and therefore need no
effort at reconciliation, butt ought to
be mentioned as evidencing wish on
the part of Mr.. Adams, to preserve the
harmony of the Union.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-26
CINCINNATI, Ohio. Oct. I.

SYMMRs' HoLE-DfscovRRED.-Yes-
terday afternoon we were not little
amused by observing sign putting up
in this city, on Lower Market street, at
the new Coffee House recently opened
bysome wag; for such he must be, who
would adopt such sign and motto as
there. erected. Itrepresents the world
by PU MPKIN, with hole at the end
for the polar opening, with squirrel
coming out and another sitting at the
top, embematical of inhabitants inside
as well as out, with the motto 81 MINES
HOLE" We suppose there will be
many who have been in search OF the
avenue that will enter, as the tide of
emigration generally sets towards all
newly discovered countries.-Daily .4dU
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-26

Preparations are making for fortify-
ing the mountain back of Montreal, un.
der the superintendance of Colonel
Figg.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-26

JONI BREWER, who was to have been
executed in St. Louis, Missouri, in No
vember. for perjury, broke jail on Tues
day night, 26,h ult. and had not been
heard Of on the 2sth Patrick Soye,
convicted Of granddaughter, and French
Stroller, indicted for murder, escaped
at tue same time.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-26

WASHINGTON CANAL LOTTERY
. TaIeb CLASS.
a'o'bs draWn 6n the Eighth Of .Norsmben
CEHEA
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-26

Respectable ancssiry, DE Verto, in
his history of the Knights of Malta, re-
lates, that Mahometan leader of an
instruction being questioned in the pre-.
sence of his army as to the genuineness
of his misunderstanding his sword ex-
claimed, "Here is my father and moth
err and here scattering handful of
gold among his soldiers ARE all my re :
lations and progenitors. The geneolo.
gy of the chief,ain was highly approved
of.
Scdndnl.-One of our fashionable
beighbors, probably eighty years Of age,
weak, decrepd, infirm and altogether
the last person in the world, we should
have thought subject for amorous
pranks, was charged with being the
father of an il!egitimate child, he, how
ever. contrlved TO hobble out OF the con-
stables clutches, conveyed away his
property, took 10 his heels aud cleared
out withthe beagles of the law in full
ipursuit.--.A;eer's Journal,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-26

Common Drunkards.-A man and wife
aud four other men We're arraigned last
week at Springfield, on complaints of
the Overseers of the Poor Of that town
against them as common drunkar4a,
They all pleaded not guilty5 bat upon
evidence, five of them were convicted
and sentenced 10 the House af Correc-
ton. Let ths good ,pork go on.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-26

The Nashville Wing of the soth ult
says, that, on the preceding Thursday
(the 2sth ult) duel was fought betW eel
General Samuel Houston and Genera
William White, in consequence of :
challenge from the latter. Gen. White
was severely wounded. The combat
took place in Kentucky just over thu
line.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-26

The United States ship Lexington
Capt. Shubrick, sailed from New Y rl
on Thursday for Trinidad. This vesse
is dispatched by the government Il
bring back the remains of the gallan
Perry inferred at Port Spain,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-12-07

overwhelmingly County Court. to wit:
OcroBss TKan, 1926.
Michael Rooney. ADMINISTRATOR with the will
annexea OF Jacob Palmer, decd. Ihu,aiE,
AeAINsr
Margaret Palmer, Christopher Palmer and Mi.
chael Palmer, children and heirs or Phihp
Palmer. deceased. Jacob Heis,one and Ca.
thsrine bis wife, late Caharine Palmer. wi.
dow OF Philip Palmer, deceased. and John
Anderson. Dsfsn4isfs,
In CHANCERY.
THE defendants, Margaret Palmer, Chris
topher Palmer. Michael Palmer, Iscob HE'S.
ton and Caihariae his wife, not having catered
their appearance, aud given 81 carity according
TO the act OF assembly and the rules OF this
court, and It appearing to the satisfaction OF the
court that they are aot Inhabitants OF this state
IL ia Ordered, That the sad defendants. Mar.
garet Pslmer, Christopher Palmer. Michaei
Palmer, Jacob HeIssone and casharine las wifs,
do appear here on the secoad Monday in De
cember next, and answer the bill of the pain.
til, and that copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted scr swo months sueeessissiy N tbs
Martinsbarg Gazette, and be posted Al tise doc
Of the Court House OF this county.
Cepy--Teste,
oct, Ii. isss d hUNGElt, s.s.e
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-12-07
Truth fearless speaks--,he good mans name

Truth fearless speaks-,he good mans name
TO save,
And rescues Virtue from the common grave;
She teils of genius, station and renown
And withers faIsehood With SINGLE irown."
GTAMMERlNG.-We, the subscribers, lsv.
~ ing proiessed knoal ledge of the secret
or art Of curing Stanmering. and other i'm.
pedments OF speechs and it having been
whispered. by some person or persons thar ps
did not obtain our knowIedge IN an honest and
csrrect way; bu, through aperson who had be IN
relieved OF asmmering. by an adept in this art:
do hereby certify, that We did Obtain our know
ledge in an heaest and correct way; without
the aid of any person or persons whatsoever.
either directly or ihdrectly-by verbal. writ.
ten or any other communication. That BY our
ow' skill and industry, sctvated by pure and
honest motives, we obtained knowledge Of
this secret or art.
For our knowledge of this secret or art. We
reter the public 10 Messrs. Andrew j. Blake.
ney. John Hiidt. jun. and Michael seibert, tof
Frederick near Mas,nsburs. all of whom
have been relieved by our prescriptions.
ADAM STEWART,
Jesse HORN.
Martinsbarg. Berkeley county.
Virginia, Nov. 9. 1896.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-12-07

PlRCLaL4-Berkeley County Court, Z wit:
OcroDER TEAM. 1926.
William Long, Plaintiff.
AGAINsT
Ezra Vanmetre. Lewis pesrse and Catharine
his wife, late Catharine vann,etre, John Al.
bursis. executor OF John vanmetre, dec II.
John ysnmetre, Thornton Taylor vanmetre
and Abraham Gorrell, Defehdaats.
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendants, Ezra vanmetre, Lewis
Pearse and Cstharine his wife, not having enter
ed their appearance, & given security according
to the act ut assembly and the rules Of this
court; snd itappearing totbe satisfaction OF the
court ,aat they are observation-disclosures of this state
IL Is Ordered. That the said defendants, Err.
Van..etre. Lewis Pesrse add Ca,hariue his
wife, do appear here 90 the second Monday in
DecelRber next, and answer the bill: of the plain.
'iti, and THAI copy Of this Order be forth with
inserted for two months suceessiyely in the
Martinsbutg Gazette. and be posted at tha
door Of the Court House vt this csunty.
A Copy--feste, D. HUNTER, csc
oct. II. lS26.-2m.
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NGAsoN,C NoricE.--At meeting o. us
IYl mon Lodge, No. 66. Winchestev, We
Nov. IS. 1926 il was unanimously resoiseas
that HUGH STEEL. master mason, DC fore.
yer publicly expelled IRON all the prsvleges u
Tree masonry, for gross unmssonic conaues
SAM REED, Secretary.
rThc charges against the above nAned EE.
were. notorious drunkenness. siander. forgevs
writing anonymous letters to indsiuuss 70
gra,ify his personal msligni'y; but mo- Psrl-
cularl, in causing TO be pub ished IN 1ns wm-
chester Republisan OF March last. Obituary
NOTICES Of two respectable living individuals o.
an adjoining county. and in the National me.
lgeneer Of October lsst, communication under
the imposing head Of sSecond Sight and Charms,
with view OF Also holding up to rid'cuse. wnrrc
they are known. two other respectable ihdsi-
dna's Of the same county; both OF which COM
snunicasions were forwarded under forged names
10 tho editors Of the respective papers. said
Steel "a now believed TO be IN the state o. uhios
he is schoolmaster BY occupation aoons ~
years old. sandy hair and complexion. SLENDER
IN, .'e. with q shrill snicc, and slcveniy n n.s
appearance. lie was formerly prnter y
hoped that printers in Ohio and eIswnese wa
sepubiish this notice, that the editorial trasernf.
" may be protcesed against the inros'esons 9,
this ,fllow in future.-Ed WinrAr. Asfso1ocaj
Winchester, va. nov. IL, 1926
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-12-07
NEW GooDs.--rhe subscribers have ms,

NEW GoODs.--The subscribers have h,S,
~ received, opened, and are nov Offering
large aud complete assortment OF FILL and
ULRTER GOODS. consisting IN part, Of the
following articles, w,
Super. Saxon, Blue, Black b fancy BrownClo,bs
do do Dras and Mkt ditto
do Blue, Brown. Dove md Olive reicisse d.
do Back aud Drsb Cs>s1,eres X kcrseynetts
do TOilanet,, swansdown & Nelcnasvest,ass
Rose, Point aud M.ckaasw BLANKETS
Yellow, Hue, Red. White and Green Rsannels
Green, Red and Brown Baizes
.Nes Style FALL C.3LfC0ES
Steem Loom Shlrtaigs. Sea Island ditto
4, rs. .9.S. 5.4 and li.S anbleacl.' &c otton,
do. do. do do. do. do bieachd ditto
Sd and 4 plaid and stripe do. handsome St, lie
"a, rs and 4 4 Domestic Checks. farnauIe do
Splendid Merfno Long shsats
"a aud ~ rich Bordered Aerlnp do.
Cashmere do. do shswls aud tIsndkerehietls
itch Barsze Hands erchiests
White and Black IRIS Cruzc
Ito. 10. l'att,ncts
Fancy Black Velvet Gauze. beautiful article
"a Black Lsce Shawls
! FRS, chop Hack Italian Nantua Silks
do. do. Itshsn Lu,esttirg do
| do. do Diack Seesl,aw do. very stout
Very rich figured Black 0ross-de- Naples sll
| Black, White, Blue, Pink, Mandarin Grape
! Robes. dli,o Canton Grapes, Black, slsc
Brown, Liisck and Crimson Plush Trimming
Silk and iabhy Nevets. assorted coloars
Handsome Fall and Winter Ribbons, Gsuze snt
| belt do. - black, blue. pink and yellow ita
Ian Grapes. Z 4, 81 and q 4 Cambria. Jaconett
Demi. rlin and figured book & swift Muslns
rsmhored swi,z Muslin Capes, Caps < Points
| Thread, Bobinett, Silk aud Cotton Lsces
! - & sd figured Jaconett s. Null Null Muslir
4 4 PLAIN real India do. do. do
/ a. and 81 striped and bard demi Canbrick,
| "a & q 4 pink & purple plush stripe Iacooet q.
Black blue & brown figured s. plain Bombare Il,
| Bombazeens, handsome Caroline, Circasian s,,c
| Tartan plaids, 10 4 and 10 q Merssils Counter
| panes, very cheap, 7.3 and A. irish L,neas
Lawns and Diaper; Linen CamorjckA, brow,
/ castle barr Linens, hott,e-insde AJAX, Hax m,
! tow and tow Linens; Russia and Lancaster
/ Sheetings, Brown Hollsnd, fancy Bol,vsr anc
! Berkeley Crsvats, Msisbarr, Madras. bones
| tic. Company, iiagg Bandsnno, SILK and .snc,
| Spi,tlekeld Baudk'hs; Ladies', Misses & Mem.
| blsck and slate coioured Worsted tIose, Men
Lambs wool and home made do. LADIES' sne
! Meh's white and black Silk do, ditto do. ione
| whne kid, black, coloured horse skin, Engisl
kid. beaver and silk Gloves, writing and ietie
| paper; Msyheld's Chemical writing Ink in Jugs
k'dder's Ink powder, &c. neat assortment o
/ SCHvOL ROCKS, Queens, Gass. Stone sns
Wooden Ware, and a general assortment O
GROCERIES and LIQUORS.. amongst which
or. Loaf, Lump and Brown SUG AIS: very su
| perior Imperial, Old Hyson, Young Tyson snt
Black TEAS together with almost every ar
t,cle suited IL the comfort and convenience o
/ the people OF this country. Those wishing (,
purchase, will pleas. give no cali. wien the)
/, shall be supplied on the most pleasing terms
JAMES N. Riddle & SMITH.
| Martinsburg, sep.. ID.
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PROPOSALS
FoF en'inH Sfa0usersmg and olhrr I~pedimshss
Of SpeeeA
Mes.Ts. STEWART & HORN


u EspEC FULLY inform the Public, that
Az they lave opened sn Institution in Mar
unsburg, Va. for curing Impedinents of
Speech. From weiI.grounded besef Of their
abii,ty, aud from the perfect and unborn sue.
eess witch has hilhefro attended their efforts,
M curing many very obstinate cases OF SIAM
nering. AID othef mpedimenis OF Speech,
which nave been submitted to them, that they
have no hesitat,oa 10 assuring the Public, that
there Is not an impedment vi the character 4.
bove described, which they cannot etfsct,ially
remove IN few days or weeks at farlhss,; ali
that will be required from those persons max.
ing application to them, will be a strict obser.
vance OF the remedies. which they snail pre-.
scribe. They will be found perfectly simple
aud easy, and productive Of no inconsenl-
ence To The individual making use OF taem.
Their charges will, ia every instance, be mo-
derate; and should they tail 20 afford the fullest
rehef, NO charge will be made. Nov. 9.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-12-07

Those Is having OH them lie 81. 9Th
and 9th; Sd, 5lh and 9TH. Sd, 5th aud
9Th. Sd, OH and 7ths Sd, 6:h and Sth;
Sd, 9th and 9th; 4th, 5th and 6ths 4,h,
5th and 9TH; 4th, 5th and h, 4th, Oh
and 9TH; 4th, 9th and 9Th, 4th, 7,h and
9Th; 5th. 9th add 9Th: 5th, 9th and 9th;
5th, 7th and 9th, each Lee
All other tickets (being SOY which
will be found to contain each three of
the drawn numbers, different from either
of the preceding. each Sc
Those 50 tickets having on them, the
LIST and I'd drawn numbers, IL
The l04 tickets, having two of the
drawn numbers on them, and those two
The Sd and 4th, or the 5sh and 6.h, each
All Others with two of the drawn nun.
bers on them, being 1900, each
And all tickets having any one Of the
drawn numbers on them, being lO608,
each,
No ticket which shall have drawn a prize
a superior denomination can be entitled to
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-12-07

No. 81, Sasiih's iVhdrj, Baltimore,
ID ECEiNE for Sale on Commission FLOUR
IN WHiSKEY, PORK aud COUNTRY FRO.
DUCE generally. and furnish S.aL1, PL.7S..
TER, FISH. sc. Terms Of Commission I25
cents per barrel on Flour, and % per cent. OH
all other produce. Wagons eau conveniently
unload, and produce from the Potomac Can be
landed at their door By the Alexandra line Of
Packets; i6erM advances will be made.
Baltimore, Nov. 2--St.
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Washington Canal Lottery.
rousrH sLAss
To be drawn on The 27th Of December.

The managers res pectfsliy offer to the pub
lie. the following scheme Of the fourth class of
Washington Lotteries, in the hope and belief,
that il will he found worthy the patronage of
all the friends ct this kind &C adventure. u is
arranged on the very popular mode by the
combination Of thres numbers On each ticket,
the numbers from to GO, being all that are
used. These 81 numbers being placed In a
wheel on the day of drawing, eight Of them are
drawn out at random, which prodnces Sc CAPT.
tai prizes, each ticket OF which contains three
OF the drawn numbers: LASS prizes. each with
two OF the drawn numbers, and l0,608 prizes
each with one of the drawn numbers, 22,le1
! other tickets, which will contsin no Que OF The
drawn nun'yees, being blanks.
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Nj oriCE.--AlI persons indebted to the es-
IN tate Of SANUsL K. WILSON, are reques.
ted to come forward without delay, ard settle
and discharge the amount respectively due by
them: and all persons having claims against said
estate, viii present them to the subscriber tor
se,tlement. JOHN G. WILSON, .adsar
sept TT. AZ Ssmnef A. Wilson.
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Valuable Farm.

belonging to the estate Of John porterfeld. esq.
deceased, for the term OF one year from the Let
OF Apr, next. This Farm contains about 100
acres Of land to be titled the next season. halt
of which is well set with clover. Also, viii be
offered for sale, on the same day and place,
sixty acres OF Wheat aud thirty acres of Rye in
TIE ground; u set of new BARN LOGS, TWEEN
" Ave feet iongs about twenty head OF SHEEP,
and some other articles, needless 20 mention.
Terms made kno an on the day ot sale.
SiLAS HARLAN. .idss'r. zsiih The WM
atqered Of John P0rsegssld. decd
Nover1b~r 50
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Doctor JOHN HEDGES.

LAS lately located himself on his farm, con-
i i ;iguous to Maj. 0rrick and Mr. Ropp, in
the section Of Berkeley which borders on the
Potomac--where he respectfully offers his
services to the public at large, in the. line OF
his profession.
November 16--4ts
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PREACHER WANTED "A Teacher, capa-
i bl. Of instructing children Reading, Wri-.
ting and the English Grammar, is pow wanted
at Honeywood School House. Application can
be made to either. Ellis Ellis, John Kisinger,
Emanuel Eversole, or Jacob Seibert None
need apply unless he can come well recommen.
ded. Nov l6--tf
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~ ABINET MAKING-Th subscriber begs
~ leave to inform his old customers. friends,
and the public 10 general, that he has COM
menced the above business again in Williams.
port, few doors east OF DIR VIM. Vaniear's,
and nearly opposite the subscribers lnn-where
all kinds of C.aBLN.ET YORK will be
constantly kept for sale on the most reasonable
terms The subscriber flatters himself that be
will be able to ccommodate all those who may
please to favor him with their patronage. Tie
has on hand. handsome Stock OF MAHOGA-
NY, CHERRY. WALNUT, &c. and all kinds OF
FURNITURE made by an approved work
man, which will be disposed oton terms to suit
the times. JAMES SHOAFF.
N. Bs-He has gentle HoRsR and HEAasE,
which will be furnished. when required, on
moderate terms Nov. 16.-tf
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VY1HREE DOLLARS REwAap.-Ran away

YSHREE DOLLARS REWARD Ran away
i from tue subscriber. living on Opeckon
Greek, on the 18th of September, negro man.
named Henry, about twenty years old, five feet
six or seven inches high. stout made. Had on
when be wen, away. sa old tow shirt aud old
cloth psatsioons. The above reward Of three
dollars viii be given for experimenting and 70.
turning said negso.
Oct. 26s JACOB KxOH
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Farmers Of Berkeley and Jefferson cous.
ties, Virginia.

THE subscriber will always pay the highest
i market price for good merchandise
WHEAT, delivered at his Mill, near Williams
port. Maryland, and those having the article
for sale. will find their interest promoted by
giving him cali. At this time, am paying
from asa s7s cts. for good wheat, and always
regulate my prices according to the value Of
Flour in Baltimore, deducting the carriage,
which generally rates at one dollar per barrel.
JOHN VAN LEAR, Jun.
WiIliamsport. Nov. Is Ut
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FikGLN1.a~-Berke.ey County Cour,y 10 viii
ocreBKa rzRs, 1896.
Conrad uogmire, PaainfiG,
ACArysT
Msgnus Tate, and George Harris. sdminstra.
tor of Magnus Tate, deceased, Dsf's
IN CHANcERY
THE defendant, Magnrs Tate. not hsv.
ing entered his appearance, and given security
according to the act of assembly and the rules
Of this court and il appearing to the satisiac.
ton Ct ihe Court that he is not an inhabitant OF
this state--H Is Ordered. That the said deten
dsnt, Magnus Tate, do appear here OH the Sc
cond Monday 10 December next, and snswe or the
bin Of the plaintiff. and thar a copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted for two months sue
cessisey in the Msrtinsburg Gsse,te, and be
posted At tile door of ,he Court House of this
county. Copy-reste,
oct. IL. 1926. ID. HUNTER. c.n.c.