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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-28

CE>HE members OF the Martinsburg Library
i Company are informed that the following
works have been recently received from Phila-
delphia, in addition to their former Catalogue:
/. Bakers Translation OF the History OF Rome
by Livy, So. Langhorne's Plutarch, 4
vols: IS. Horne Tooke's Diversions OF Purley 2
vols:-4 Memoirs of the Lite and Writings of
DIR. benjamin Franklin, written by himself and
continued to his death by his Grandson William
Temple Franklin, comprising his Private Cor
respondence, Public negotiations, and all his
Political. Philosophical and Miscellaneous
Works, vols:--5 Hailam's View of the State
of Europe during the Middle Ages, vols;--6
The Works OF Thomas Moore, Esq. 8 Yois:--7
The Misce llaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith
5 vols The Old and New Tesaments connec.
ted in the History OF tie Jews and Neighbor-
ng Nations, by ii. Prideaux, ID. ID. Dean of
Norwich.
The above, in addition TO the Old Catalogue,
make about 500 volumes. The price OF Mem
bership is now Three Dollars. Il will doubtless
be enhanced at the next semi-annual meeting
Of tie Society, and gradually increased for
some Yeas. Those VINO wish to become mem
oeFs. viii apply to the Treasurer, Thornton
| Durham. I. DAVIS, Pres'L
sept. IL.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-28
POETRY
EARLY LlPE.

When Young in life, nor known to sorrow,
How lightly flew the gladstone day!
Cav dreams Of bliss brought on the morrow
And gilt the suns declining ray.
Then. sweet and tranquil we're my sumbers-
Then. never "wak'd nine eyes to weep
TO sorrow which the heart cncumbefs,
Poison'd the balm OF downy Sleep
No treach'rous friendship then bad found me-
NOE deaths Dread power had rent my heart
Hope spread her fair Illusions round me-
Ard play'd the dear deceiver's part.
She pictur'd years of tranquil pleasure
Peace and content she held to view;
NV trusting heart dwell DER its treasure
And thought the lovely vision true
All! scenes of joy, by fancy given,
To cheat tn enrapturd gazing eye
Say why, alas! ye promise heaven
And plve--but dsappointmenTs sghF
Dear DAYS of blissl ye wake my sorrow--
Now, slowly moves the tedious day,
While sombre shades o'etcloud the morrow,
And shroud the suns declining ray.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-28

ID ELEMENTAL ORDERS.--fhe first bai.
IN talon Of the 9th Regiment, viii be mus
tered on Saturday the 2lst Of October neat.
at the Cross Roads, (Hoke's Run,) and the
second Battalion will be mustered ~ Darksyil le
on Saturday the 28th Of October neat
The Battalion Court, for the srst Battalion,
will be held at the house a Abraham Manau,
on Tue sday the 3ist Of October nest lar
Battalion Court, for the second Battalion, vii
be held a. the house of Robert B0ak n Dsfks
vile, on the 7th Of November iext Thrf
WILDE a Regimeutal Court Of Fnquiry fpr th.
67th Regimen, az the house q William Er.cr
sen, keeper OF the Globe Tavern. ln Mar. ins
burg, on FRIDAY the l7lh Of Soye mber f0i
loving. WILLIAM GREGORY, To-
sept. IA. 6TA Rsgh ,. "a
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-28

rASH FOR WHEAT~-lsaac 5, Lauck & Co.
~ inform their customers (as well as the tar.
mers OF Berkeley and Jefferson counties) gene
rally, that their mill, adjoining Marinsburg, is
now in complete order, having lately ground
out the crop OF the last year, as well as to have
made all necessary repairs before commencing
on the crop Of the present season. She IS,
therefore, now ready for the reception of all
kinds of Grain. They viii manufacture for Gus.
toners on the usual terms, and will give for eve.
ry 200lbs. of MerchantsbIe Wheat barrel Of
Superfine Flour. They viii also do the chop
ping for Their customers; and they will give, as
usual, to those who may be disposed to sell. the
highest price in CASH for WHEAT. July 27.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-28

TASH FOR WHEAT.--M. Ransom announ.
~ ces TO his customers, and the farmers OF
Berkeley and jefferson counties generally, that
his Mill, near Martinsburg. is now in complete
order for the reception of Wheat, or any other
kind of Grain; customers that wish it, may
have their wheat ground separately, and receive
the proceeds. or he will give barrel of super
fine -four for every 3o0lbs. ofthat which is good
and Observation-Disclosures work of all kinds, will
be done with the greatest Dispatch and to those
who wish to sell their Wheat, the highest price
in CASH, will at all times, be gven--His head
miller, Mr.. John Stonebraker, late o@Wash.
ington county, Maryland, has arrived and con-
menced business August 8.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-28

LNVE DOLLARS REWARD.---Slrayed from
Il DIR. Daniel Magruder's farm, Frederick
county, Virginia, on Monday 3lst July last, a
chestnut SORREL HORSE, supposed to be nine
years old, ABOUT IS hands high, with a small
star in his forehead, one hind foot white, but
which not recolected. shod all round, has dark
stripe down his back, and PAGES little. ANY
person who will secure said horse and give in.
formation thereof to Col. Brsxton Davenport,
Charlestown, Va. will receive the above reward.
sept. hoR'A. JONES.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-28

FIRGLNL.4--BerkeleyC County Court, to with
SEPTEMBEa TERN, 1896
James yerdier and Mary his wife, late Mary
Snodgrass, Plaintiff,
Stephen Snodgrass, Jane Reed, James Reed,
John Reed, Elizabeth Reed, Sarah White,
late Sarah Reed, Robert Reed, Maria Reed
and Priscilla Reed, children of Wallace Reed
and Catbarne his wife, Robert Evans and I.
saac Evans, children OF Ann Evans, decd.
Maria Louisa Shepherd, Andrew Thompson
Shepherd, Helen Mary Shepherd, James
Verdier Shepherd, William shepherd and
Ann Elizabeth Shepherd, children of Susan
Shepherd, decd. who W as daughter OF Sa-
rsh Yerdier, decd. Richard Chapman and
Maria his wife, late Maria Verdier, daughter
of Sarah Verder, decd. Robert Snodgrass,
William Snodgrass, Edward r. Forman and
Priscilla his wife, late Priscilla Snodgrass, the
said Stephen, Cstharine, Ann, Sarah, Robert,
William and Priscilla being children of Ro.
bert Snodgrass, SEN decd. Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendants, Jane Reed, James Reed
and John Reed, not having entered their ape
pesrance, and given security according to the
act of assembly and the rules of this court; and
il appearing to the satisfaction of the court thai
they are not inhabitants of this state--L is o..
dered, That the said defendants, Jane Reed,
lanes Reed and John Reed, do appear hero
on tina second Monday in November next, and
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs, and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted for two
months successively in the Martinsburg Gazette,
and be posted at the door of the Courthouse
Of this county.
A Copy~--Teste, ID HUNTER, csc,
sept. II, IS26.-2m.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-28

EhUBLIC sALE.-WiIlb be offered for
II sale on Tpss9ay hs Iofa day q Oeioter
Hert, to the highest bidder. a saLoABLs
FARM, the property Of Jspiha Martin deed.
containing go acres Of h'si,rste Limestone =,
LAND, one hundred ofwhieh IS covered "'th
thriving young timber. The impr0yemen' s are
Axx.A a good DWbliANo ilo Isl, Or. Pan
800 and s,sblingi iirst-r~te ORCHARD
as. OF choice iruiii an excellent VIII
G2-H4of never falling water. The proper
ty is situated four miles from shepheIds- own
and SIX from Martinsburg. a good utie ~li pc
given, and terms made known on the Gay o. sac.
THOMAS THORNBURG,
JACOB MARTIN.
cont o. At Executors.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-28

MR.. SAMUEL LIGHT, Take Notice. thas
1v1 on Saturday the 18th day of October.
1926. at the Globe Tavern, in Msrtnsburg,
Berkeley county, Virgins, shall, by virtue Of
commission from the Superior Court Of Chance.
ry, at Winchester. Virginia, take the deposi.
ton OF James Forman, which | intend Offering
as evidence in cause depending in said Court,
wherein am complainant, and you and others
defendants. HENRY BEDfNcFp
sept Il 1926
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-28

Singular death The following
singular exit from This world, tn re-
suit of inlemperance, occurred IN Lon
don on the last Sunday in July: A
parish pauper of St Lecnard's, East
heap. named Richard Morris, thirty
three years OF age, farmed upon Mr..
Willis, worstcd manufacturer, LON
bard street, Mint, Southwark, having
been permitted the usual privilege oil
going out on Saturday afternoon last,
remained DOT all night, returning on
Sunday morning, at Dine O'Clock, m
state Of intoxicalion, aud conducted
himselfin so refractory a manner, that
it became necessary, at IL o'clock,
for the well being OF the other inmates,
and the discipline of the house, to
confne him in the room Sc! apart for
that purpose, where be continued his
unruly conduct for several hours, and
from whence he attempted to escape
through hole in the wooden partition,
to which nc raised himself Ivy getting
npon stool, and, il is concluded, had
passed his head through, and in the
endeavor to force passage for his body
unintenionally kicked the stool from
under him. He was thus rendered un
able to withdraw his head, andremain
ed suspended as from the pil'ory; and
in that situation was found dead by the
boy sent to close the window shutters
in the evening. The wrctched man
had long been slave to the vice which
brought him to so singular and untime.
ly end.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-28

DUBLIC SALE.-will be offered Tor sale,
i on f1inrsddy. the 2eth day of October next,
at the place where now live, on Sleepy Creek,
Morgan County, Virginia, about sesen miles
from Bath. and five from Hancock, my PLAN
T.AII0yN, GRIST and SAY MILLS. There
ason this farm. $50 acres ct good farming land,
nd as much timber on the place, 1t sawed up
andtaken to market, as would pay for the whole
of the property. On the land IS two good
Dwelling Houses, good Kitchen aud Barn. n
pailed Garden; Still House, with overhead wa
terthat never fails. The farm is IN tolersbie
repair. My reasons for selling this valuable pro-
perry are obvious: Il is not because do not
lkclt, 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 for me.
The situation and surrounding country perfect.
ly healthy. Terms. 0ne-hslf The purchase mo.
ney TIC be paid in hand, aud the other 10 two
or three years, as may best suit the purchaser,
by giving sufficient security. Any person or
persons wishing to purchase the above proper
ty, may be shown the same on application 10
the subscriber. Should it not be sold on the
above day, it viii be rented for term of years
At the same time and place, will offer for
sale, Cattle, Hogs. Farming Implements, Wa
gon, Corn in the field, Tobacco in House, also
Household and Kitchen Furniture of every
description; Together with number of other
articles too tedious to mention. Twelve months
credit will be given for the movable property,
upon the purchaser giving bond with approved
security. Sale TO begin early in the day.
Aug II MARCUS ALLDER.
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VILfGI.NI.d-DIrhe.ey Launty Court. TO VIII.
SEPTEMBER Term, 1896
Daniel Burkhart, Plainhf.
AGAINST
Lewis Pearse and Catharlne his wife, late Ca.
tharine Vanmetre, John Vanmetre and Ezra
sanmetre. Defendants,
In CHANCERY
THE defendant, Lewis Pearse, not hava
ing entered his appearance, and given security
according to the act OF assembly and the rules
of this court, and it appearing to the satisfac.
ton of the court that he is not an inhabitant Of
this state--A is Ordered, That the said defer.
dsnt, Lewis Pearse, do appear here on the sc.
cond Monday in November rex, and answer the
bill of the plaintiff, and that copy of this or.
der be forthwith inserted for two months sue.
cessively in the Martins,yrrg Gazette, and be
posted at the door of the Court House of this
county. Copy-Teste,
sept IA, 1896. ID. HUNTER, c.n.c.
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AVAILABLE STOCK OF GOODS FOR
~ Al II N.uOnxy coo 10

NALUABLE SIUCk OF GUODS FOR
Y SALE.-The STOCK OF GOODS be-.
longing to the estate of Samuel X. Wilson, is
now offered for sale, on accommodating terms
They are well assorted, in excellent order, and
having been laid in on very advantageous terms,
are worthy of the particular attention of mer-
chants-especially OF such az might wish TO oc-
cupy the stand, which is one of the best in the
country, ,Gerrard's TOWN. and would be rem
ted, If desired, to the purchaser of the Stock.
The terms of sale may be learned on applica.
ton to the subscriber
JOHN G. WILSON, Admir-. Of
sept. TT Samuel A. WIlson
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HISTORICAL.

The Kentucky Gazette has announced It's in
.ention 20 give series Of Notes ON Kentucky,
which have been made, from time TO time, by
Col Boone, General Clarke, Capt. Bulhtt, Col
Shelby, Gen. Todd, NJ j. Todor0sky, w. Ran
dolDh, Mai. Smith, A Il. M'Gruder, and others.
The following which is the first OF these notices,
we copy from the last number of the Gazette,
and shall continue our extracts, believing that
in extending the knowledge OF that section of
the country, we shall contribute as much to
enc amusement as the instruction OF Our res.
ders:-.NaaoHal Journal
NOTES ON KENTUCKY--sEcrIoN 1.
This country was well known to the
Indian traders many years before its
settlement. They gave description
OF it to Lewis Evans, who published
his first map of it as early as 1852.
In the year 1885, DIR. Thomas
Walker, Colby Chew, Ambrose Pow
el, and several others, from the coun.
ties of Orange md Culpepper, in the
State OF Virginia, set out on an ex
cursion to the Western waters; they
travelled down the Holstein river, and
crossed over the mountains into Pow.
.Ps Valley, thence across the Cnmber
land mountain at the gap where the
road now crosses, proceeded on across
what was formerly known by the name
of the Wilderness, until they arrived
at the Hazlepatch Here the compa.
ny divided. DR.. Walker with part
continued North; until they came to
Kentucky river. which they named
Louisa, or Levisa river. After travel.
ling down the excessive broken or
billy margin some di. lnce, they be
came dissatisfied, and continued UP
one of its branches to its head, and
crossed over the mountains to New
river, at the place called Walkers
Meadows.
In the year 1854, James M'Bride
with some others, passed the Ohio ri
Yer in canoes, and landed at the mouth
oil the Kentucky river, where they
marked on a tree the initials of their
names and the date of the year.
These men passed through the country,
and were the first who gave a particu-
lar account Of its beauty and richness |
of soil to the inhabitants OF the British |
settlements in America.
No further notice seems to have been |
taken of Kentucky suutil the year
1867, when John Finiay, with others
whilst trading with The Indians) pass.
ed through a part of the rich lands of
Kentucky. 1t was then called by the
Indians, in their language, the Dark |
or Bloody Grounds. Some difference
took place between the traders and
the Indians, and Finlay deemed it
prudent to return to his residence in |
North Carolina, where he communi-
Gated his knowledge of the country to
Col. Daniel Boone and others. This
seems to have been one of the most
important events in the annals 10 the
history of Kentucky, as it was the ex.
citing cause which prompted Colonel
Boone shortly afterwards to make his
first visit to the Dark or Bloody |
Grounds.
Sec Q. VIII contain Col. Roone's |
first trip TO Kentucky, with the Incl !
dents attending that tripl
Marshall in his history Vol. l, p z, says it |
n IA
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FBUBLTC SALE-Will be sold, by

& public vendue, at the farm OF the subseri.
Der. near the head of Tuscarora Greek, on
Friday the 2Oh day # October ner', all bis per-
son1l property, consisting OF Horses, Cows,
Hogs aod sheep, Farming Utensils OF every
description, good Road Wagon, Plantation do,
Hsusetoid and KIicLsn FlrRitEre OF all kinds,
such as Feather Beds, BEDDING. &c. Tables,
Chairs, Bureau. &cs Cider by the barrel to-
gether with number Of other articles not ne.
ecssary to psrticulsrise. Six months credit will
be given for all sums over eve dollars. the pur.
cbssers giving bonds with approved security
Sale to begin early in the day.
sept. Il JACOB HOFFMAN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-28

ME hatr ou aar,'s qaaatlg "a ~ afAAEF,
w dssta.cd b. kies.m. Cusiss. aisd oshorat
seme tears ago. togtthcr - 80 = ipi - fhAhh
OLD .HPFLE nR.RN'bf TIE FrpeFiortY
q tls whisky ssteo sell kuosu 90 peta -
raninicnd4.lan. frfsans particular IN ne
.fttrie. stN 80 wrE ta rsil. o. ehi be ao4 ios
- abe hsser. of isFssf ga-liltf-
JAM = hillAE SMITH
alsrlasts,s Mal
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-28

M ESsRs. ABRAHAM FOLK, Jo,ELg
AVA KEEPER, JAMES l.. RANSOM, .4drn'r.
de 6onis non of John B. Henry, decd and
SAMUEL CHENoWETH, sen. Take .Aattce.
that on he l4th and Dist days of October next,
at the Globe Tavern, now kept by Williauy
hroesen, in the town of Martinsburg. county
OF Berkeley, and Commonwealth of Virginia. i
intend to tske the dispositions of HARRISON
Waite, John I. Cookus, Benjarnin T. TowneT
and others, which intend to offer in evidence
on the trial OF suit now depending in the Su-
perior Court of Chancery holden m Winches.
ter, in which suit as the surviving executor of
Christopher Folk, deed am complainant. AHA
you are defendants. Yours, &c.
sept Ia. 1896. GEORGE WOLFF.
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4 <ASH FOR WhEAr.-The highest prce
~ will be paid for good Wheat, if delivered
at my mills. July " JAMES FoRMAN.
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CYNODICAL MEETlNC.-The Clergy and
- Lay-Delegates, composing the Evangelical
Lutheran Synod of Maryland and Virginia, are
most earnestly requested 20 assemble, sgrcea.
bly, to resolution Of the last Synod. a. Win.
chester, Va. on the third Sunday (lS,h dsy) Of
October next.
DAVID p. scHEFER,
August 81. PFeaaent
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A gentleman being forced TO sell a
pain of his oxen to pay his servant his
wages, told his servant he could keep
him no longer, not knowing how to
pay him the next year. The servant
answered him, he would serve him
for more of his cattle. But what shall
l do, said the master, when all my
cattle are gone? The servant replied,
you shall then serve me, and SO you
will get your cattle again.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-28

Reuben Rankin, of Kentucky, who
lately robbed and murdered MT John
Blake, of Ohio, while travelling thr'o
that State, has been tried, found gull
ty, and sentenced to be hung on the
Sd day of October next.
By an arrival at Boston, we learn
that 1fty-ttCo negroes and one white
man, who had been condemned as
conspirators in the late alarming in
surreclion at Porto Rico, were soon 10
be executed; and that the Governor of
the Island had passed through Ponce
on his way to the place of execution.
A black man, at Philadelphia, has
lately been tried for whipping his wife.
Ills defence was, that he had chasti
sed her according to law, with two
yards of pig tail tobacco, twisted into
one lash, and restricting himself TO the
legal number Of blows. Some wag
had poi this recipe into his head.
n. Z, Enquirer.
The Reverend Bishop Chaverus,
formerly Of Boston, is mentioned as
successor TO The Archbishopric of Bor
deaux.
Michigan Was enhaw county
IN this territory, whi,h, three years
30, contained bot single white inhah
ltant, has now a population Oi 10 les:
| than taI &c thousand.
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BAKER TAPsCOTT q Go.

4 me FOR SALE.-The subscriber has a
- large quana.y ofirst-rate LLsE tor sale.
II can be had by applying at his residence ia
Msrtinsburg. THOMAS WIDDESs.
Martinsburg, aug 81.
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TT ANNAH sTUCKY, Take Nouce. that /
\ \ shall present petition to the next Gene
raj Assembly of Virginia, praying for divorce
from you as my legal wife.
sept. l4.--2m. SIMON sTUcKy
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John Ray, Samuel Ray. iF administrator of
samuel Ray, 81. deed n John sbober. Dsfr'
IN CHANCEKY
THE defendant, John Ray. not having enter.
ed his appearance, aud given seOarity according
10 thc sc' 81 assembly and the rules a this
courl ard 4 sPpcsring 10 the satisfaction OF the
court that be q nat au inhabitznt Of tbs state
II - Ordered That the sasd defendant, soha
Ray, d. appear here rn the sccgnd Monday -
oclober hext. Hnd answer The blE 81 the plsin'
~, add that q eoTy u ths order be sorihsilh
inserted t0r tWo mpnths suctxssiteiy 90 the
Martrnsbugg Gazctte. Add ~ posted u the
door 90 tLe CauH -Hiuusr u th.s rCuuiy.
A Cupf -trste. u HUNTER. csc.
aue 81. 1921. I'm
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NJ oIlCE-Al persons indebted to the ss:
tate OF SAMUEL X. WILSON, are reoues.
ted to come forward without delay, acd settle
aud discharge the amount respectively due bv
themi and oil persoRs having claims against ssiI
estate, will present them to the subscriber for
settlement. JOHN G. WILSON, .7,i,p'r.
sept I--tf Of Samuel X. Wilson.
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Rockets,-M. Valiant, an inhabitant
OF Boulogse, the inventor Of the winged
rockets which made SO great noise in
Pans IN 1928, has just discovered new
mode OF dlscharging rockets without Ell
ther wings or sticks. Ia a trial recently
made, notwithstanding there was We
~ strong westerly wind, his rockets
mounted much higher than the common
ones, without deyiatins in the slightest
degree iron the right line. The inyen-
lion promises to obv;ate the accidents
frequently occasioned by the rockets
with sticks, and the inconyeiences and
liability to arrangement of tie winged
rockets. NJ. valiant IS on the point OF
repairing to Paris, there to repeat expe-
rlmeais On larger ale.-Frsneh Jygr.
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VLRGLNI.s--Berkeleyc County Court, to WITH
AUsUsr Tam, 1926.
Peter W. Kerney, Jeptha Morgan, William
Brown and Carrot Wynkoop, PPtSs,
AGAINST
John r. Yanmetre and John Vsnmetre, Def'Is.
IN CHANCERY
THE defendant, John f. Vsnmetre. not hay-
ing entered hs appearance, and given security
according 20 the act Of assembly and the rules
of this court, and il appearing to the satisiac.
ton Of the court that lac Is not an inhsbltant OF
this state--h Is Ordered. That the said deien.
danf, John y. Nanmetre, do appear here on The
second Monday IN October next, and answer the
bill Of the plaintiffs. and that copy of this or.
der be forthwith inserted for two months sue
cessively IN the Msr,insbuFg Gazette. and be
posted al the door Of she Court. House Of this
county. A Copy-fesie,
aug. ~ 1926. ID. HUNTER, enc.