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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-22
POCKET BOOKS,
a. & II WILS0.r
No. 1O5, MARKET STRrrr

NO, EU0, MARKET STREET.
HAVE jn-t received assortment OF Pocket BooE,
among which "''
Lad es' and Gen,lsmen,s Pocket Books with silver and
steel spring clasps and finished in elep sn STYLE ~
Ladies' Gilt Morocco Pocket DO ks, with needle and
thread cases silver and steel SPIN! clasps, &C.
Russia Leather, Nor Geo. Horse skin, and Calf skin
Pocket Books and Wallets PLAIN and gilt various sizes.
with clasps ani straps. ''
Also-a variety Of and low price Pock., Boos,
a. & II. y ilson hare also for sale,
Band Fox AMI Bonnet ards, Writing Letter and Wran.
Sns Paper, Qns Ink Powder Ink Of superior quality.
Saes Slate and Lead Pencils, Water Coors Came a r.
Pencils. inkstands, Sun Classes giant Fancy BoYes
Windsor and Fame Soaps Of the best quality and general
ASSORTMENT OF Sch ol Books and staticneryal Of which
will be sold 1t reduced prices Nav 25
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JUST RECEIVED AT
4. 8 II. Wilson's bookstore and Circu1ot;na
Library,
No. l05, Market-Street,

no. IO3, NdFKtt-Street,
Mrs. iernans's Poems
slrs opie's ilust atoms Of Lying.
American Quarterly Review, No 1,
An Easy Introduction TO the Game ne Cbe., o....
.o9eAampes games AID including the whole Of phido,
ana,yss arranged on anew plan, with instructions for
ham jones' the Morals of Chess by Dr Ent,; wi WI
aa Wp Compared Anecdotes respecting Chess and
giish miniature editions = N"e' me En-
juvenile Works, among which are Nina. The ornbon
nny, Moral Tales, The Wonders Of the Horse tonk;n
Glass for the Mind, &c o'se' hookihg
1io.gan Confred the Secrets eff Freemason,, r,,s
known 10 all the weird asohry maze
The The nIunkard's Looking Glass; BY NJ. L. wesms.
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NOTICE.

fHE Stockholders in the Delaware Fire Insurance Com
Il PAM are hereby notified that Instalment Of Five
Dollars esch and every share Of Stock by them held is
required be paid the I'd day OF July next at the Bank
Of Wiing, and Iirandywne between the hours of 9
and o'clock, p. NJ, 70 their Secretary.
BY Order ef he Board
DANIEL BYRNEs Sec'y.
hrri' "a, 1897.
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TO BRICK MAKERS.

vIvHE subscriber will give Forty Dollars per mon,h LOT
first rate moulder, setter and burner, and ind MN ~
ooa'o's- So '"' JOHN JONES.
On ,oo- G0--if
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-22

FROM Or. VIM Price, Liverpool, England, rmey Sur.
geon OF the Pennss lvania Hospital, &c
The Vegetable Syrup, called Swans Panacea prepared
by Mr. Swain, Of phadelpha, has recently been ,nrolu
ced here BY DR. Price, fron the United STATES of America
where It y NOW ex sively used in the Of va.
rety Of Chronic Diseases.
W Me efficacy OF this preparation DR.. Pric has had abnn
dant and most satisfactory evidence during course of ex
periments made under his drectio whilst Surgeon OF the
Pennsylvania Hospitals aud his arrv4 n Enplnt.
he has had The good fortune Of witnessn. 4 addtlona,
instances ct It's successful adminstra nm
Inc diseases IN which this Medicine is aeen partculr
y useful, are those arising fiom consuatnal
the various forms Of Scrctua, wheth affecting the bue
JOINTS or soft parts and u cases whe G a isposi, 4 h
ms disease IS manifested by debility only it spet.es as
preventive me local disease by lis beneficial effects OF
the constitution 1t is equally eficaeiouA In M,3e,,s a..
ease, ana ~ the seeon lazy forms u Syphilis IA has late
y oeen gwen With MAJ ked il c o. ,l.,ta.Ns III
the LIVER which had resisted the caref exhibition ~
mercury; has likewise very recent. n. n adE,,ns,e
ed WIN decied apa age by Of - II dist. tu H.
ed surgeons IN London, in which had .nt i y a.
royed he right eve Of the patient and g:es ~ il,
u me sloe u inc face VIM PRICE, NJ. D.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
me numerous and multiplying frauds committed on ,h.
public by numerous mx'ures in imi, alton of ;s
medicine, are alone satisfactory evidence Of ITS
virtue, without any other proof There are noa At les
e%en'y 'niiaons OF 1t; but hesc limitations all DIFF
cent IN one imortam reqaisitehey are tar from nnsscs
ing the VIRTUES OF SWANS PANAcgA
:. VIM. SWAIN,
NO. "a Chrsnut street, between Scv,rtl and
Eighth Streets near Masonic Hail.
H. Sold in Wilmington, by NJ JOHNSON
. ". ~, .harket Street; and also, by J. BRING
May IS, 1927.
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vJsHs Medicine has acquired very ended and cs'ab
4 shed celebrity both in hospital and private prac,ce
h,c is efficacy alone has supper ed upN ards Of gNi
!
As spring fuNpurher, il has given constitutions
thousands, it by US Operation the Biood that such
surprising have been performed OF ,use Mo We
supposed to be aboring under pulmonary affections, &c.
The effect OF this hcine such iat.rript
either business y pleasures and requires any the
restraint of Iteration diet. l. IS CO vey ed BY tile ire
ating hnds, and corrects their tendencies the nmer
Gus diseases winch originate vitiated blood, diseased
liver, nr lepFaved appetite. 1t is safe medicine ard
removes all those evils which unsuccessful Of mer
curry often No ho4uerer is ad,ised 10
take 4. pithoaf frat fully convincing himself Of he ruth i
scha 's here stated and The 'ectuds Of the teprietory in
testtons.
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This medicine has the singular fortune, JUS, tribute 10
its great merit, of being recommended by the most cce
braed Practitioners Of Medicine in the United States and
elsewhere, whereas not Of the spurious mad.
IN imitation OF IT. has the least support from the medical
faculty This TACT oilers an argument plain and conclu
Eviction.
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WRITING INK
:" rery excellent Gscsty-}cr sa,v al MS oG,,
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STATEMENT

ar the Road accounts Of Brandywine Huhdreu Ne"cas
" lie County, for the year 1926
Amount Of tax laid for the support OF Roads and
Bridges, on dollarage, 29l 1926. aud ~ cents >,
at 25 cents to the 100 dollars. of1 ~ o. o.
Balance of for the year 1926 per Statement ~ oo
Commissions allowed on Errors for years 1924,
and 1925 "
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COUGH DROPS.
OR LNDIaN SPECIFir

OR MDIdG SPECIFjc.
For the care Of colds, coughs,
asthmas and approaching con,
sumpsions.
TESTIMONIALS.
Lancaster county, SIS.
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sUFFERlNGS o. fnE I7REEKs.
From The .Nezu Tork .Sfafesman.


The following letters have beer
transmitted by Preserved Fish. E.q
one of the Executive Committee a,
present in England, to whom they
we're addressed by Mr.. Miller. They
are not ofthe latest dates received from
this gentleman, but are interesting or
account ofthe facts they contain
ISLAND OF PoRos, June OH, 1927
God OF Mercy! what were my feel
lngs, when Isaw seven women and
hree children, who had just escaped
from the Turks, arrived at this place
"Oh! Mercy, dispel
Yon sight. tina, IL freezes nv spirit 20 tell
The chlldgen were entirely naked.
and the women but a little better off;
one of them had three wounds ia the
arm, which she had received from an
Arab, her brutal ravisher imme
diaiely cloaihed them from the charita
BILE donations of the ladies from New
Haven. Lord Cochrane has lately
taken Turkish brig OF twelve guns
the forks made no resistance, and
were all treated extremely we'll.
wish il were in my power TO give you
encouragement respecting the liberty
OF Greece, bot without foreign inter
ference she must fall and in such a
manner as will even astonish tn. ears
OF our savages, when they hear the
tale told. Perplexity, anxiety. fatigue
and danger are what all are more or
less exposed to in this country, under
IT. existing circumstances.
10 fhe Ereeutive Greek ComasAes in y. York.
GentlemeD,-E wrote you under The
date OF the 3lst of May, which letter
forwarded by the Chancellor. Since
that time | have been obliged to make
a journey TO Napoli di Romania, for
the purpose of assisting DIR. Howe in
settling some difficulty, which arose
between him and the chiefs, respect
lng the distrihnlion ofthc provisions al
that place. The affair was amicabIy
settled, however, before my arrived
ny the exeriions of Capt. Patterson,
ofU. :. Navy, TO whom lam under
many obligations for the repeated ia
yours that he has shown me since m,
arrival ~ this country. The dislribu
ton a. Napoli is nearly finished but a.
il has been managed altogether unde
the direction of De. Howe, who viii
give me detailed account of all hi
proceedings. L shall! defer the partic
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-13

ruption, describe Il as being similar in
sound to a violent storm, accompanied
With that kind of noise which is produced
by a lofty cataract So rapid was the
pouring in, that though the portion OF
ground excavated exceeds eight acres,
and the depth so feet, the entire in less
than quarter Of an hour was filed 10
the tide level, when the noise ceased.
The wooden bridge is quite swept ava y,
the engine house and engine, which
were nearly adjoining, are completely
under water, with the exception Of the
roof of the former, portion Of which
10 still visible. and the "monkeys," as
they are termed, aud their scafolding,
which wereused in driving the piles, are
scarce one foot above the surface.
Good Luck. AN inhahi,ant Of Corfu.
who recently returned from Sp;izber.
gen, after an absence OF twenty eight
years, found his wife in good health,
but the widow of three husbands.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-13

Etec1o1.-- a sn election for OtHct IS OF the
Berkeley Rifle Company, held at MeCl,aty's
tavern, on Saturday the 9Th inst. in pulsuanc,
OF spuniic notice by me, ordered TO be insettee
N he Nartinsbugg Gazette. The following wa.
the result Of the votes gwen:
For Captain CaARLss JAMES FAuLKNER,
Lieutenant JAMES p. EnsKrNE,
Ensign JONI McCLKARY,
la Sergeant DAvEN PoBr oRnrcx.
All which is ordered 10 be certified.
VIM. GREGORY, Col 67m RegT.
Dec. Is.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-13

= RUST StLE.-By virtue Of Deed OF
i lrus, executed by John Keller and Bar.
bray his wife, to the undersigned as Trustees for
the purpose OF securing certain debt, therein
men ionec, due from SAID John Keller TO Abra
ham MsFlai, which deed bears date on the 23d
day OF January, 1897, and is now Of record in
the county court OF Berkeley will be offered
at public auction, TO the highest bidder. for
cash, on Monday the i4,h day of Janusry,
1928. in front of the Court House, in Martins
burg, (being the frs, day OF January court,) a
valuable TRACT OF LAND, containing one
hundred and thirty FIVE acres. two roods, and
thirteen poles adjoining the lands of Fills on's
heirs and others. such title will be conveyed
to the purchaser, as is vested in the Trustees
by said deed; and at the same time and place,
certain personal property. mentioned in said
deed Of trust.
CONRAD HoGMlRE.l IT,
ABEL DUNHAM, truss ees.
naz
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Berkeley county, Dec. 10.

~huST SALk.-By virtue Of Deed OF
Trosi, from John Lafaver to the under
signed, TO secure and provide for the payment
ot certain sum OF money therein mentioned,
due 20 John Gregg, bearing date on the 9th day
Of June. 1897, and duly recorded in the county
cour, ot Berkeley, will proceed to sell, on
Saturday, ge 18Th day Of January merit. ct The
house Wherein said John Gregg now resides,
near the Falling Waters, a certain piece, parcel
or Tract OF LIND Tor so much thereof
as nay be necessary to pay the amount due by
said Deed OF trust, and Ill costs and charges
attending the execution OF said trus } lying near
the Falling Waters, in said county Of Berkeley.
adjoining The lands Of the heirs of Thomas
Shearer, deed. George Hill, and the heirs OF
John Porterfield, decd. containing fifty acres,
be the same more or less. Such title as is yes
ted in me by the trust deed aforesaid WI be
made the purchaser
ARCHIBALD sHEARER Trustee.
December Is, 1927.
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Martinsburg, Dec. Is.

DUBLIC SALE II am authorised by Obed
u " ate, TO sell at public auction. at my late
r, sidence, adjoining George Harris and the late
M.gnus ta7e, Esqrs. on Friday. the 2lst OF the
present month, ON credit until the first day OF
May next. The foilow'og property, TO wit; say
from eighteen hundred to two thousand bushels
ofCOR< IN such parcels as may suit purchasers;
Anumber of Cate, Hogs, fnt fock of frs.
rate sheep; variety of Farming Utensils, and
sunday other articles, not deemed necessary to
enumera,e--,he additional terms of the sale will
be made known on the morning thereof.
HARRISON WAITE
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W OieCh appoint
mens. Richmond Wing.
Poulson's Philadelphia American con.
taIns An interesting decision made nv
the court OF oyer aud terminer of m al
city, In the case of Isaac w Morris. a
member Of the Society of friends. He
was summoned as Juror, in the case
OF a man who was indicted for the mur
der of his wife; aud when called, at The
swearing Of the jury, he declared TO the
court bis unwillingness and inability to
find verdict Of conviction, whatever
might be the evidence, in capital case
The attorney for the commonwealth
thereupon. offered to challenge the iu-
ror Tor cause. This was objected to by
the counsel for the prisoner; they al.
legged that the declaration of the Juror
was no cause Of challenge, AID contend
ed that he should be affirmed. After
argument at length on each side.
Chief Justice Gibson said in sob !.
stance, that he considered the point As
recognised and ruled bv the late Chief
Jastice Tilghman and himself, in a for
Der case IN the same court. where a
member of the Friends Society wa,
committed to prison for refusing to serve
as juror, in capital trial. The case
fell within none of the causes of chsl
lenge laid down in the books-,t was an
error and mere abstract opinion OF the
jurors; if the prisoner had advantage by
il, the court was not to deprive him OF
it: and he thought the juror should be
affirmed, as being omni sncepiioas major
Judge Rodgers, who mad been called
rom the court of nIsi pyius, adiourning.
70 take part in the decision, in giving his
opinion, denied the right OF the court
to place the juror in situation to VIC.
ate his conscientious rights; such inter
ference would be violation of the con
siitution Lead us not into temnta.
tion," said Judge X. is our daily prayer;
and to compel the juror to act either
| 5ainst his conscience or the law, would
ne to tempt him to wrong. TIE obvious
religious persuasion of the juror confr
med him in believing his declaration was
a Sufficient cause for challenge.
Judge Todd did not thiuk the pon,
decided in the former case referred to;
that there. the juror had only asked TO
be excused. We are bound, said he, to
support the law Murder ought to have
the punishment which the law provides,
or no punishment at all. II would be
an abuse of language to say thatany as.
sassin was tried by jurors who felt the
convictions which Mr. Morris had ex-
pressed. He gave his opinion that the
cause of challenge aoas good.
1hejHror ,cas excused, and another
| substituted.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-13
DIED.

On "Wednesday the 5th inst. Capt. JOHN
w ALPERf, Of Jefferson county
On sunday last MIR WILLIAM MUSSEf.
TER, of this county
On Thursday the 29,h ult. Mr. JOHN Nc
KINNEY, of Iarpefs Ferry, IN the Doth year
of his age He had been msrried bat eigh,
months, and was the fiji husband Of Mrs Mar,
Jackson. aho ~ vet under the age of ~ year
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-13

TAKE NOTICE -All,hose Who became
purchasers al the sale of the personal es
tate OF the late George Horn, deed. are hereby
notified tina, their respective obligations will fill
due on the Cd dav OF January, 1928. and that
immediate payment is expected. For the &C
commoda'ion If those concerned. the under
signed viii attend Of the tavern of John Me
Clsary. in Msr'insburg. on Saturday the Sh
ct January 1923, for the purpose of receiving
payment; those failing to lift their respective
obligations AZ tina; time. may expect suits 10 be
brought without respect to persons.
WILLIAM HORN , -
Dec Is. THOMAS HORN, - -
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g. PooNs AND WATCH Losr.--some short
~ time since, Ire undersigned wrapped up in
q cloth SIX Silver Table Spoons and four Silver
Tea spoons. with the initials Of A. ". engraved
on esoh and a Silver Capd Wa,ch, with the
initials OF A. IA engraved on the gu, side oil
case. aud on the inside A. McCo,, in full; hav.
ing placed them in The hands Of some person for
safe keeping, and not remembering who. will
thank them It they would inform her Of it,
Should they be s,olen, liberal reward will be
paid TO the finder on returning the ssme--All
persons ere Cautioned against purchasing or
trading tor any of the above er,cies
REBECCA CROUCH.
Martinshurg. Dec IA
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ular Of The distribution at that place
until another opportunity occurs of
writing have distributed ali the
ready made clothes from the boxes.
sent from Orange, New Jersey, TO
beings all but naked Many a time,
when daughter OF the mountains has
presented herself for charity, modesly
has prevented me from looking at her
while she, trembling like a forest leaf.
gathered her rags around her IN order
TO hide her nakedness | have distribu
ted ninety five barrels OF Indlan meal
here aud have now catalogues for more
than thousand families OF widows
and orphans TO u HON shall dlstri
huie flour in a few days The largest
Turkish fleet that has ever been EN-.
ployed against Greece is nearly ready
TO sail from Alexandria. My hope
ior her salvation rests only in the con
fdence | have ia the God of battles
| might write volume of my own
difficulties bul they look so small IN the
midst of nation 90 the polns OF being
sacrificed. that | will mention none OF
them Wishing you, gentlemen, health
and prosperity, Iremain your humble
aud obedient servant.
JP MILLER
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MARYLAND

MARYLAND
GRAND STATE LOTTERY. MOI
viii draw in BALTIMORE on the 18th Dec. 1877.
Only 10, 200 1ickefa
H.RN.DSO.lfE SCHk.ME.
1000 Dsik. 5000 Dolls,
S 900 Dais. 1900 Dolls.
100 Dolls 30 Of 500 Dolls.
10 Of Sl00; Boot 50; 50 Of 90; 100 Of s.;
and 5000 d A. Tickets S..
Tickets and Shares in The above lottery in
variety of numbers TO be had Al the office %
$. * VI. ALLEN, s. Co.
Pennsylvania l4Ue1us. Washington CRY,
Where has lately been distributed many val
able prizes; and where all letters ordering
keis. wsl meet With prompt attention # ads
dressed as aooye.
Nov. %.
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NoflCE--.Ail persons who became p rcba
~ seFs at the sale of the personsl estate of
John Light, sen. deed. are informed that their
respective notes will become due on the 2Otl
inst. Those interested willtake notice that ii
they are not speedily settled. suits will be
brought without respect TO persons.
JOHN S. LIGHT,
Dec. IS. PETER LIGHT, Jun. -
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M ArCH FOUND, Sometime in October
w last, W.lI'cH was found BY my son
siexander Miller, which the owner can have
by describing the same, and paying for this
advertisement.
MARGARET MILLER.
Middle Creek, Dec. I3--.
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Dec. g.

DUBLiC hI"iNG.--ihe subscriber will oilsr
AT pubic hire, for the 'egm ai one year, on
Tuesday the 18th instant. at The Tavern q Mi.
Matthew Clarke, in Gerrards,nwp, two NE.
GRO .HE.N, who are COOL farm bsnds, ani
three NEGRO U'0.SfE.N, all belonging 10 Tie
estate OF VIM. u. Miller. dec Bond aud aa-
proved security VIII be required. Attendance
given by
MICHAEL HENsELL, .fd,n'r,
Dec e - n
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IA STRAY BuI.t.---Caa c to the sni serlber'g
AA farm aboat t~elve months since, an eyttay
BLiCk .nULEY MIL, with some whae
spots ON his ramp aud he!h, nearly years old,
q slit in the leii ear; appraised 20 SIX dolats-
The owner IS requested TO rroye property, pay
charges and take him away.
ALEX tNDER Dat GIiER1Y.
Dec 6.-S
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aJLANk.--Ae have quaotit, OF Pine Plank.
4 for sale, from 20 Ii inches thick--a.so,
Pine PlasSeEihg La,hs 81 snd 4. feet long,
BAKER TAPSCorT, n Co.
Shepherdstown, July 5.
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STRAY MANI. Caihe q tae sat s bets
IL farm about the middle OF last u oth, an
ESTR.4f MARE, With white main aud ,si,
bald iace, saddle spots o. her back near the
let, shoulder supposed to have The sv Amy shed
all round, upwards Of fourteen ands high, ~
bout IL Years old. appraised 10 twenty dollars.
The owner Is desired to come, prove property,
pay charges and lake her away.
JOHN JOY,
Morgan COUNT, De-. 6.-3s..
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NJ EGkOEs fOR HiisE.--Wlll be exps,s A
" 20 pubic hire N fron e the Court House.
door IN Nsrsiusharg On Wednesday the 2dth
lnst. NEGRO NAN and NEGRO no
VI a.N. belonging to the estate Of John Fvens,
deed. WILLIAM SNonGaASS, .ada'r.
Dec -.
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NluliCE. - thuse who b cane putcha-
~ sers al The sale OF John Water. are infor-
med, that their respective obligations will iAsl
due on he 18th inst. and that they ave left with
the subscriber for collection. Those interested.
will take notice, tllat il they are not speedily
paid, suits will be brought to compel tho
same.
GEO. sEIBERT.
Dee. 6.--3t
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turned out, and 10 make room for
whom For Duif Green, a sIandertr
by profession Shamel shame! We
blame not the Senate for adopting Mr.
Eaton's resolution-that was one thiug
and Greens appointment at the last
another and very diffcren, thing To
the Senate of the las, Congress, must
attach the reproach OF Green's appoin,
ment Richmond IThie.
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pIRGLNIA-Bs rkeley County Court 10 pss:
0cto5er Term. 1927.
David Reese, Piasaiif,
AGAINST
James Sellers andrrhomas Rees, Def'ts.
In Oh ANCEkY.
THE defendant. James Sellers not having
entered his appearance. and gwen
security according TO the act of Assembly and
the rules OF this court. and il appearing TO the
satisfaction of this court tina, he Is not 40 in.
habitant OF this sisie--H 10 Ordered, that the
said absent defendant do appear here on the
second Monday IN January next, and answer
the bill Of the plaintiff. and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted Tor two months
excessively IN the MArtinsburg Gazette, and
be osted at the door OF the Court House OF
this county.
A Copy-Teste.
Nov 8, 1927. d. HUNTER, c.B.c.