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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-19
DIED,

On Sunday night last, Miss NrrLr WHITE.
NAucH, daughter OF the late Henry White
naugh, of this county.
Ga Monday night last, at an advanced age,
Mrs. - HoRN, wife of Mr.. George Horn,
OF this county.
AT bisresidence in Hampshire county, on the
9th inst. Francis WHITE, Esq.
In Staunton the 9th inst Gen. JOHN BRows,
Judge OF the Chancery Courts OF Staunton,
Greenbrier aad Wythe.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-19

The election for members Of the 20lh
Congress, and also for Senators and Rep
resentatlvss to the State Legislature,
took place in Georgia, on Thursday the
ID inst. In the first Congressional Dis
trlct, Edward +. Tatnall was eieete d
to Congress, without opposition, w. c.
Daniel was chosen State Senator, and
Mordecai Myers, Timothy Barnard,
and George Robertson, were elected 10
the State Legislature, all without oppo-
sitior.
Senator's Of .HaryiGnd-We have seen
it stated in several papers out of the
State, shat eieUn members ofthe Ma
ryiand Senate, out of fifteen, arefriend-
~ to General jackson for the Presi-
tency" The same kind of statement
has been made in relation to our recent
election for members of Congress, which
is known in the State TO have terminated
in the election of majority decidedly
friendly to the Administration. In re-
gard to the State Senate, we will thank
any one to name those members who
oIG Htcuui1 " o6DSfdi OdChSOu lOE
the Presidency" In the mean time,we
publish the following letter received
from gentleman who was at Annapo-
lis when the election took place.-Pat.
"WEDNESDAY, Goth Sept 1926.
81 returned from Annapolis late last
night, and was present at the election Of
the new Senate, which congratulate
you, is composed of slepen members
that am well assured mill support the
.fdmi nistration The other four are
friendly to jackson, but / do not believe
all of them will oppose the Administra-
ton, right or wrong, or that more than
one of them will do it.
"The election college was composed
of tsvsaty-three friends to seventeen OPP.
posers of the administration. The col
lege did not make selection of Sena.
tors with view to the Presidential cleo.
ton. Whenever this question is brought
fairly before the people they will go with
our present enlightened Administration,
there being no reason why Maryland
should array herself in opposition"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-19
STOCK OF GOODS FOR
" SAIE.--The STOCK OF GOODS be.

Ionp;np 10 the estate of Samuel X. Wilson, is
now Offered for sale, on accommodating terms
They are we'll assorted, in excellent order, and
having been laid in on very advantageous terms,
are wor,hy of the particular attention of mer-
chants-especially of such as might wish to oc-
cuDy The stand, which is enc Of the best in the
county, .Gerrard's. TOWN. and would be rem
ted. If desired, TO the purchaser of the Stock.
Vhe terms Of sale may be learned on aPplica.
ton 10 the subscriber.
JOHN G. WILSON, Admir-. Of
sept. 7---iE Ssa'Ae' =, 1'l'sa'
= SsE-1 : -- IS ~ - ~
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Mr.. vanderlyn, the painter. is enga-
ged in making sketches for Panoramic
view of theFalls Of Niagara. The SUBJ
ject is worthy OF his fanciful pencil;
and we have no doubt fame and fortune
will crown his labors.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-19

IEkUST sALE.---By virtue OF trust Deed,
i executed TO US on the first day OF August,
1896, by John Gelwicks, aHd now of record ~
the county court Of Berkeley, for Certain pur-
poses therein specified. we, the undersigned
Trustees therein named, win proceed to SELL
at the present residence Of said Gelwcks, on
FRID.2Y. The lQth aay Of .Nerernber acxi, three
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-19
~ Ia @ r. o ID $,

two Girls and Boy. three Copper Stills, Worms
Boiler, Cooler, Tubs and every thing complete
for d,s,iliing, quantity Of Wheat, Rye and
Corn, about FIVE tons of Hay, Horses. Cows,
Sheep, and one hundred Hogs: Farming In
plemen,s Of all kinds, among which are horse
Geers, good Road Wagon, Plantation ditto,
Cart. Grindstone, Wheat Fan. Ploughs, Har-
rows, &C. Terms: The Negroes, Stills and
apparatus, and the Grain, will be sold tor Cash;
Tor the balance Of the property, acredit OF nine
months will be given, the purchaser giving bond
with sufficient security The sale vii, begin
early in the day, and due attendance given by
GEORGE SElBERf,
Oct 10. DAVID VI CUSHWA.
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COHEN'S

Lottery u Exchange Office No. ia, Marker
erect, Bafimores
Where both the great and magnificent Capital
Prizes OF
One Hundred thousand Dollars
each. were sold IN Iate Grand State Lotteries,
in Shares. all to DISTANT ADYENTuktSS,
and where both the Great Capitals OF THIRTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS and Ten THOU
SAND DOLLARS, drawn in the last Grand
State Lottery, were also sold--and 7ehere more
Capital P5isea hape been ebiaiaed than az any
oiher Office in .fmeriea.
ORDERS from any part fthe United States
either by mail (post pad> or private convey
aDce, enclosing the Cash or Prime Tickets IN a.
ny OF the Lotteries, will meet the same prompt
and punctual attention, MS it on Personal ap.
pcation, Address to
J. I. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS,
BAH. Sept. 1926. BALTIMORE.
orCoHEN'S "Gazeae T. Lottery Register,"
will be published immediately after the draw.
ing, and will contain the Official List OF the pr
zes--it viii be forwarded gratis. TO all who par-
chase their tickets at CohEN'S OFFICE, and
who signify their wish TO receive il.
baltimore. sept. 2l--tnl0.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-19
AUCTION S-To-morrow.
EBUBL1C SALE-Will be sold, b

n public vendue, at the farm of the subserl
Der. near the head of Tuscsrors Creek, on
Friday The 20th day Of October neat, all his per.
sonsl properly. consisting of Horses, Cows,
Hogs add Sheep; Farming Utensils of every
description, good Road Wagon, Plantation do,
Household and Kitchen Furniture of all kinds,
such as Feather Beds. Bedding. &c. Tables,
Chairs, Bureau, &c Cider by the barrel, to.
gether with a number of other articles not ne.
ecssary to particuIarise. Six months credit will
be given for all sums over five dollars. the pur-
chasers giving bonds with approved security,
salet TO begin early in the day.
sept IL JACUR H0 FFMAN
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-19
Thursday Next.

DUBLiC SALE.-W,si be offered FOR sale,
i on IhurscAay, the 26th day of October next;
at the place where nov live, ON Sleepy Creek,
Morgan County, Virginia, about seven miles
from Bath, and five from Hancock, my PLAN.
I.4lIO.N, CRiSI' and S.ftf HILLS. There
sson this farm, go acres Of good farming land,
nd as much timber on the place, il sawed up
andtaken 10 market, as would pay iot the Whole
OF the property. Tn the land IS two good
Dwelling Houses, good Kitchen and Barn; y
psiied Garden; Still House, with overhead wa
terthat never fails. The farm is in tolerable
repair. My reasons for selling this valuable pro-
perry are obvious; 1t is not because do not
iikcit, but because have no family, and am
getting old, and cannot attend TO the Farm and
Mills my self, and have no one to do it tor me.
The situation and surrounding country perfect.
ly healthy. Terms: 0ne-hslf the purchase mo-
ney tc be paid in hand; and the other in two
or three Years. as may best suit the purchaser,
by giving sufficient security. Any person or
persons wishing to purchase the above proper.
", may be shown the same ON application 10
the subscriber should il not be sold on tbs
above day, il will be rented for term OF years
At the came time and place, will offer fol
sale, Cattle, Hogs. Farming Implements. Wa
gon, Corn in the field. Tobacco in House; also
Household and Kitchen Furniture of ever,
description
Avg MARCUS A''~-es'
.-l.UEk.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-19

Several good farm Horses, Cattle, Sheep aud
Hogs; Farming implements OF almost every
description. good Road Wagon, sc. House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, an eight day Clock
aud case; a new template Stove and Pipe, n
quantity OF CORN, and many other articles
needless to specify. The terms will be six
months credit, on all sums above five dollars.
the purchaser giving bond with sntticieat secu
riiy. SiLAS HARLAN, Committee Of nc
Oct. 10. Estate Of George Perfected
Also, on the same day, and same place,
7s administrator srifh tie ssa auaered II John
P0rterEeid. deceased,
l shall offer for sale. several yaluthle
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-19
sept. Ia. JACOB Ho FFMAN.
Tuesday Next.

L xECUToR's SALE-Will be offered for
IL sale, on Tuesday he 24h day Of October.
inst. at the late residence of JoHs WrLsELa.
OF Berkeley county, deceased. two miles from
Msrtinsburg, on the road leading from thence
to Williamsport, all the personal properly of
said decd consisting Of some very valuable
Work Horses, fine Stock Of Cattle, Sheep
and Hogs; Farming Utensils of various des
criptons, Road Wagon, Wheat Fan. &c.
all the Household and Kitchen Furniture; the
entire crop of Wheat. (which is very good,
Rye, Corn and Oats by the bushel--Graiu In
the ground; Hay by the ton, some Wool; toge-
Their with a humber of other articles not ne
cessary TO mention. The sale viii commence
early in the day, when the particulars wiz be
made known and due attendance given by
oct. IL. JACOB MYERS. Err,
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DUBLTC SALE.-By virtue Of an
4 order made at the last term Of the county
Court OF Berkeley, shal offer tor Pablic Sale,
at the late residence of John Porterfield, aec'd.
ca IT. ESD.9T. fAe 7fb dog Of .Noueaa6er, 1876,
all the personal estate OF George Porterheld,
Jun, Consisting Of
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IN % or R o R $,

Men, Boys and Girlss Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
and valuable stock Of Hogs; Farming u;en
sis: full Sc, Of new Barn Logs. twenty i've
feet long. and some other articles, late the
property of John Porierfield. Esq, deceased.
The terms Of sale will be the same Is above
stated, and the sales fnot completed on the 7th
November, will be continued on the succeeding
DAYS. AT the same time and place, VIA be Of
fered for monied rent, for the term OF one
year from the first day of April next, the
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-19
WASHIN GTON CANAL LOTTERY
rHIuD CLASS,
To be drarn on the Eighth Of November.

a asoo BANKS Biaas: Ss4a2o riekets. s'l,ssoI
In this scheme, composed of 90 numbers by
tenary coplbination, with eight drawn ballots,
there will be 56prises with three OF the drawn
numbers on each; 1856, each with two OF the
drawn numbers on; aud l0608, each with one
Of the drawn numbers on, and 22loo tickets
without either OF the drawn numbers on, be.
ing blanks
To determine the fate of the 34220
tickets, the so numbers, from TO 90
inclusise) viii be placed in wheel on
the day OF the drawing, and eight OF them
be drawn out. aud that ticket having on
it the LIST, I'd, and Sd, drawn numbers.
as combination, will be entitled 10 the
prize Of Sc 900
That having on il the 4th, 5th, & 9th, to 1000
That having on it the 9th 9TH & BIN to l,5l4
Those five having on them the 9Th 5th
and 9TH; Aih 5th and 9th; 9Th 9th and 7th;
4,h 9th and 9th; 4th, 7th and 9th each LOW
Those ten having on them the Sd Avn
and 9th; Sd 5th and 9th; sd 5th aud TN;
80 5th and 9th; 80 9th and 7th; Sd 9th
and Sth. Sd 9TH and 9Th, 5th 9th and 7tb;
5th 9th. and 9th, 5th 9TH and eihs oth
9Th and 9Th; each SUI
All Others, With three OF the drawn
Humbefs en- them, being SO each leo
Those 50 tickets having two OF lhs
drawn numbers on Them, and those Two
the 4th and 5th. each ~
| Those I04 tickets. having two OF the
drawn numbers on them, and those two
| the 5th and 9Th or the 9TH and Bib each 10
All others, with two Of the drawn NUM-
bers on them, being $500 each, 4
| And all tickets having any one of the
| drawn numbers on them, being 1865
each
| A considerable portion OF this Lottery is put
up into parcels of twenty tickets, taken at ran.
dom, but in such manner, that, containing al
the numbers used, the parcel must of neces
siiy draw the value Of eight prizes OF the low.
est grade. Adventures who prefer paying on.
| ~ the difference between the price OF the
tickets and what they are warranted to draw,
Can have certificates. entitled them TO all which
| the parcel draws over The smallest sum;
Certificate for 20 Tickets. S26 40
i do, 20 Half Tickets, Is ~
90. 20 Quarter Ticket, 6 o.
a Single Ticket, "
Half Ticket. l uJ
| Quarter, s.
'..Le.sers. post PAID, enclosing prize ticket
in former lotteries, viii be caterliy attended
to, and the money PERMITTED. or invested ii
other tickets, at the pleasure Of the writer's.
Address to T..
YATES & MCINTYRE,
Washington City
October II
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-19

I ANDS FOR SALE The subscriber offers
lx for sale, a Tract OF frs rate farming
LIND, lying on the river Potomac, about
three miles above Willismsport, in herkeiey
county, Virginia This farm contains between
Ia 1870 and 200 acres; has on IT good
ts..sA DWELLING HOUSE, KITCHEN,
sss.M Smoke House. Barn, Corn, House, &c.
s-lasan Apple Orchard of 49,
excellent fruit, small Peach Or 4ss3f&xX
chsrs, well of never.tsiiing WA. GrYSzsF
TER, &c, there is sufiiciency OF -..Alszs..
excellent timber on tins land to answer every
ordinary purpose, the balance well enclosed
Any person wishing to purchase. will apply to
the subscriber living on the premises, who will
show the same and make the terms KNOWN
Also, "a small Tract OF LAND containing
100 acres, lying on Cheat River, IN Virginia
Any person wishing TO purchase, can have
bargain by applying
Oct i9. JEREMIAH JACK, sen.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-19

Judge DAEIEE SMITH has issued his warrant
for holding Superior Court of Law for Jefier-
son county, TO take place on Monday the 3Oth
instant. The Superior Court for this county,
Commences on "Wednesday next, the 18th.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-19

Convention of Delegates from varl-
Gus towns in the Middlesex Congresslon-,
Al district of Massachusetts, was held
in Lexington on Thursday the 9Th INST
for the purpose of recommending, a
suitable candidate to represent the DIS
trict in the 2Oth Congress, Timothy
Fuller Esq. in the chair. A ballot having
been made, it appeared that all the votes
except two were in the favor OF Edward
Everett, the present RepreseAtauve'
and he was declared accordingly to be
d nominate8
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-19

We learn that gentleman Of Baln.
more, a civil engiassr, has made an.
important discovery in the mean, Of
moving machinery and of propelling
boats, sc. by comparative trials Of
this engine with tho ordinary modes of
using steam, atffty sir per cent is ss-
we'd. in the consumption Of fuel and Of
water; While reduction in the peighe
and capacity Of the boilers is effected in
the same ratio. A pressure of IS lbs
TO the square inch is found, by obserya-
ton, to be all that is requisite. Several
scientific gentlemen of our city, fully
qualified TO decide on subjects of this
nature, have witnessed the experiments
by this engine, and have expressed their
conviction Of its durability, econom4
and safety.-The inventor win shortly
favor the public with more ample ac-
count Of his discovery--.amsricasL
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-19

Judge Rochester has resigned the
'eefe'aiy N. o of the Panama Missions
anu ~ ces.ts the nomination made at
b" .erkip4er, Of Governor Of New York
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-19

The SECRETARY OF THg Navy retur--
ned to Washington yesterday, from his
visit to the Observation-Disclosures on the
Lakes.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-19

Mr.. Hobart, one of the Representa-
t;ves in Congress from Massachusetts,,
has declined a reelection. The cleo
tions will take place in that state on the
4th of November.
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apprehension that Mr.. Randolph might
olJrct tn receiving il. The gentleman
y no car led II made W Intellectual at
8, mpts tn see VI. Randolph, "hen hellev-
ing that nn inter.ipw would he allowed
him, tr enclosed II, accompanied by a
note uf his MN, IN which the ahovs a'sn-
fsnc-, Is Ia the character ot tie letter MS
made. Notn outstanding, Mr.. Randolph
r fused to rrceivs ii, or at least to read ",
and returned II by lhr hands of n menbrr
rom Nirgln,a. Defeated IN the taeona-
rble hope, thai hr. Randolph would con-
descrrd IL hear the defence of a cluzrn,
and constituent, whom he had n~nlrstly
assailed, and repair the injury he had NJ
tilcted, | ask OF on the favor 10 make that
defence known to the public. Elevated,
- he sopposes, too high N rank and cha
racter In acknowledge mt, IN any shape,
as an equal, 10 challruge Mr.. Randolph
would only be 10 makr myself ridiculous.
Protected by his age, %statlon, and I4firml-
tres, from personal viol'nre, were | 10
seek redress in that way. | should IN cail
ed a bully OF the Administration, a1rud
national dec, rum, I'D be LAID by the heels
by thr Senate, for d breach Of prisIirse.-
All tbls Mr.. Randolph knows and secure
IN ms Senatorial imEuaIties, he riots On
the slaughtered populations Of his Fellow
cltt zeus. None drr yIrtnnus enough 10 rs
cape his unopdring maliguity, VI obscure
enough tn .iude the blast OF his whitening
nisanthropy. Friendship is forgotten in
the fumes Of political iutoxication, aud IL.
male modrsty itself Ifles covered with
bushes, from the Senate Of the u. States.
In the same breath he s~cattrrs the ashes Of
the dead, aud murders tue fame of the IL
'iug : AID u%niles, in the -ame denunclatlon
d Jefferson aud an Editor.
JOHN Il. PEASANTS.
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ApPRONED-- IaIth u, THZU.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Frnm the Richmond Whig of May |.

From the Richmond Wing OF May II.
We lay before our readers the following
publications which have appeared in the
Washington papers. They speak for
themselves. Mr.. Randolph has thrown a
side all d~rcency in regard to himself, all
respect for the dignity os The Senate and
the nation, and all responsibility for his
defamation of private character. We for
bear to retalidte on has pri, ate character,
though the names of Mrs. Governenr Nor
ris, James Currie, and st. George Ran
dolph, may suggest to him our ability To
do 80 with success and TO humble his ar.s
~tocratlc ptide to the dust.
We have that respect for the man who
represents the State of Virginia in the Sc
nate of the u. States, for oursrls rs, and
for private character, whIch That Senator
himself has forgotten, which lorbids tins
course. We eau cummi4rrale too, much
as QUE of Us has -uiIrted from II. that mis-
authropy, which, originating in PERSONAL
misfortune, seeks relief by inhlcting on all
mankind, It's own u%nhappinr.s.
Uujn~t as such "A spiIit Is, aud the rom
verse ofehristiantty, The misfortune which
produced II disarms retail tliou, aud iegri-
mates lis ottrnrrs. Though, tire. elors,
hosiiS hammit generns, thr enemy of the
wRole human race, aud rayagiug lndiscrim-
inatrly those posi- ssInns Which are far
dearer To men than their property--their
Ch aracters-thls Senator does not dpser, e
the brief measure which mankind have u
unanimously awarded to the pirate.
-~
To The Editors Of the .Nafional intsAigencer.
GEnTAEMEN: Mr.. Randolph having de-
famed my private character, ia the Srnate
of the United States, | came t, this place
in the hope of prevailing on him by a can
did appeal 10 his judgment and magiaaim-
ity, TO ~retract h1s accusations. With this
vlrw, | addressed him the letter below,
inslructing the friend who bore il to assure
INN il was innff.nsi,e IN language, and tx
planatory and pacific in its object. This
precaulion was used, from L well !euud.e
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-18

Law % D uaITrD sTATfs, rAssfn At
fak rksw Session ~ Tst HNE
zFsNgn enNsRefs.
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'gARUST SALE ofPiusyl Lad.--
Z Ky virtue at deed of trust executed l.
The subscriber. 10y Dahney Mous d sally his
WIZ bcaling date the 25lh OF May. 1879, add
Of record IN the county court OF PlasylYauia.
for certain purposes therein specified, shall
proceed To sell, At public auction, IL the town
Of Danville, on Thursday the 81 day ot An.
eust next, n Tract Of Land in PinsyIraoi4,
containing ar supposed 10 contain o9o Acres.
ION winch Wlllnm \. Morris al prc,eot re-
,des,) on credit Of one and lwo year, Inc
purchaser To give bond, with satisfactory
personal security, and deed ol trust ~ tIe
land 70 secure The payment OF tho purchase
money. Such utle ouly viii he conveyed as
Is vested IN me IS trustee.
Asa OLIVER, Trustee
The Editor Of The D4rvllle sentinel will
publish the above Advertisement till the DAY
nj sale, and forward his account TO the Vr-
gjnian office fer pay ment.
Jolly 10 tlclds94
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Virginia
AZ rules hidden in tc clerks Office Of ,he superior
caurt Of ChapeerY lie I!nebbus District. tie 10Th
Gay Of IN .. la2s.
Willisu Il Oiggl, PIT
HLfsHsf
Wilson Peers and William johnson, D,ffs.
J he dfisstdfnf 81 lW Johnson uaf having his
appearance aud glv-n rcurfiy ucrufdm tie acf of
Assembly AID tie rules fi, court, and y aapea Hiup
b. ,a.i#iacgr efi etc, that Ee % fniabl Of
tins y, L j, ofa,red tht the said defendant do
apH'ar htst On tic ida. fine next term ani
sFeI IN BIN % III piai II and thar copy ol 'li5
or De- tnrfhNIfI It'd m spme spaprr printed
the toAn@ Lynch 'nfg, or two months suCeesiH 81 e.,
"a Fasc4 II he front dop a. the eourt-house "a the
sa;d t0hu. A Copy. Ics,p.
4s ]. VIII s. &C.
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fIEIHIff
AtraIss hold IN fhc elrrt'. Office Of tho superior
II chauctft for the Lynehburg district the lob
d. ~ June, %:
James Montgomery III his own right ana curator If
tn "sla.' Of Jesse Jon B, dee. PHI.
against
cornelu Powell. the former administrator de- bonis
non d irss= Jones, dect. audsteasaut MirehIi aud
rs NJ. DClfs.
Tho defendant Cornelius lowell no. having entered
his appearance and gwen security according tothe Act
81 A,setK ~ ths rules Of this r9urt II appearing bN
sastael0Iy evidence that be ut ulabitant OF this
country n D. ordered that tn sad neteadait do ap-
pHar here GA the frsf day ii hen,t term and answer
the hil ~ de Plaintiff and that couy OF this nrd,
b. ioahw inserted ~ ont newspagcr printed W the
town 81 lY9rbbufF, tHr ~" III nths succeSively, anu
pHHtd al the front oor OF rae Guff 1tpuse the sand
to8u ropy-Iesig,
40 JOIN WiLLS.C. c.