davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03

us cling TO the hrst hallowed ark Of our political
salvation. Let US Ieverent,J commemorate the
names Of it. original builders. Let US indsxiby
adhere to our own institutions, and our own cha-
ac,ers aud be Yirginians still. Let us call forth
from uumerited oblivion, the names Of our Gadi'ke
anc.s, ors, and award To- them the highest honors
ever bestowed on mo,sls. If ever the honors oil
,ipifica,ion belonged to mortals, surely they DO &c
the great founders of our re: ubc. Let us then
in rodnce their names into our families. and make
them familiar household words, ieaching our
chldren TO lisp them with love and admiration
And perm, me TO indulge the hope, MIR. Speaker,
tina ere long, l. shall seerhe most rem ~ned oil
hem filling the vacant inches in the rooms oil ms
Capitol l. there single Frginian, Who
though not al immediate descendant, is not proud
of being the descendant Of those whose repre-
-enta,ives achieved this great work! And what
ought to be the feelings of every immediate des-
cenda nj OF these G odike menu Ough, h. not 10
pride himself in his sire? Ought he no,whenever
the name Of his sire is mentioned, with pride and
exul,aion, standing tiptoc, and pointing 10
his name, exclam; that is my GodIe Sire The
Patriot, and he Hero, who won the battle upon
5, Chrispisn's day? Mr.. Speaker, l. ind my
feelings are becoming interminged with this sub
Ject. II IL. indeed, sir, prolific one, and could
dwell on il with delight, with rapture, with en-
ihusasm. But find my strength exhausted; and
| fear, L have alread, exhausted The patience oil
all who hear me. Permit me then, Mr. Speaker,
10 return you. Sir, and this respectable auditory
my sincere thanks for the attention given me-
and have done
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03
Feb q.
BROOK TaYEK.V' FON S.aLn
MILTON CLARKE.
CHS. IL. ABR AHAM

HIS well known tavern situated III Henrico ruuni.
the upper end Of tue Brook Turnpike, six me. fon,
Rchmond al the forks OF the Mountain aud Frderck
stage roads Tn, tavern story wood building with
esh, private house for the family, with tour rooms
and stable for 10 horses. There tort, OF land
attached 10 the premises OF gond quality I'll. subscriber.
being anxious 10 close all their business will sell great
gam IN toe above named property; hut, hy THUS
day, the 1T Of March, wall that day. premises set II
up 10 the highest bidder a. the time and place. will
Sold TO the highest bidder all Of the evey esrp
iion plantation utensils household aud kitchen niur,
every other description Of property belonging lhe firm
Ihe terms for the zeal will be known or IA,
day o sale, the personal will be, months for
u" over ten dollars with bond aud approved security under
ten doila-s, cash will be r,qui
SAMUEL OWEN
Feb 8. fI-e1wfIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03
Dec. ~
Hy the G0vtrHor ~ the CorlrlontocaA or p,rg,I,la
4 pUOcY Ar tJ'TON e'~'


HtRfAS Il has been represented 20 the Executive by
~ the Sher'f Of HenrIco county ta on Sunday mir ut
ast three conf Ied the all Of county, made
ther escape ihsrefinm. and going large VIZ
Hecgs ShHte charged with forgery, and Will;a Harris
of felony, both rded to jail by examining Count for
further ai and Whiidm Angei, charged breach Of
ne peace sge therefore, thought proper with the advice
OF the Council OF STATE TO o,r 0f fifty dollars for
eaen Of the 'ad fusye- 20 any persons who
aprehtnd and convey them 90 the j nj Henoo county
aforesaid; aud do moreover require all officer. and
nhtafy and oNhort the good people Of ts to
Use the best tdeavor them 70 be apPrehenied b
ihey may he dealt with the law directs.
Gwen under my baud a. Governor aud under the
1927 IoIiE TVI EJi -
George Shue. il about 80 years old about feet 10 che.
sh dak bar and blue eyes, small deeot his right eye
born in Che state Of New Jersey and said 70 have been I
shiPmsu IN the u. State. NAVY.
WhIn Harris IS about 70 year old. about feet inches
high dark HAIR aud eyes, ALLOW comrls x'on, scars on the
gh cheek born the state Of New York. aud ny profession
ahoufef.
William Angel abort IS year. old about feet high TAR
eoPexion b0in IA the county Of sneo, aud by profession
iabourer
rem -. 95-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03
.AfARNH4L,S SALE-

PURSUANT decree Of The Superior Court Of chanerrv
Tor tue Richmond District ed the Goth day of
June, is25 IN The of IIms Govsn Frances VIM,
WIDOW ~ John u. VIM deceased and others, shall Sa
tudsy the 3ist day Of Ma Oh 1927, offer for sae public
auction TO the highest Bladder foi Cash The prei,es ths
rect NJ Land, with if aypurlenance the proee edDrs
mentioned, lying IN the county Of snover being the
i OF land mentioned the Iudenlue Of the 29h " Feb
1908 Also the day and IT the Psce immedi
uey after the sale o The ave ed tract Of land shall
offer fy sale at public auction the highest bidder for
undivided third part Of the Mill Seat, with its appufean-
ces Likewise mentioned said decree and Indenue lying
the county OF Hanover.
J.GUEHRANT, M g. c. c r. d. or one Of HI. Derptes
March I, 1871. Ii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03

iHt suheriber offers for private sale the following tact
* and parcel. Of lsnd, lying t,e city Of Richmond
he farm called UPTON. ntsning rather uwafds IT three
hundred acrcsyns The north fork Of the Brook and
aettng near the Book Bridge the Turnpike between
'nd miles from this city This by all who are acquainted
vfh i,i' considered valuable lard most II being y, wood
aud vel tnbered and The buildings sufficient iof the
comfortable eofnmodstion 81 ioleTaby large family
Also, 20 acres Mfehes Spring and tdjonne his
and that Of Rr r. H. Pice's lsnd These 40 seres were
formerly Ibid NJ inin lois Of 10 acres esoh and will be ad
either nhii way together Each lot will have the ,dy,p
isge Of water running contsnty through some Of them
nave hHe srrng WHh the land as may had
adjoining u aud Of the original tract.
,eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03
STOP THE THIEF!

E Tuesday morning lat, while breatf,,t my trunk va,
~ broken open by white hoy named JOHN CASEY or
hbRSEf, Apprentice 10 the Sboemsking business and
robbed Of OF money the
among which Ten Dollar smaller ,o,e
on he North CoroaG Banks The said hoy abou, years
OF feet inches high full round face, small mug
rose, the eud Of deep red, dark curly hair, which he
9nd Of comb'ng io had when he ascnded roundabout
blue joke much faded sh blue cane panaIoons turned
up al the bottom about nches, and fur hat o. John
sous manufacture. IL is thought that he will make his
towards Riohmrnd, from which place he runaway about Jes
SINCE Will give the above reward TO any person who will
secure him so that he may be brought 10 justice.
JAMES JONES,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03
TIE nRIdASD LEADER AND Ills WIFE.

aE GlIGASD LEADER AND Ills WIZ
By Mrs. Hemrny.
DIRK ch;ril4in OF the heath aud Height
Wild fra,ief on The htis by night
Sees, thcU the stormy sunsets glow.
lung back by Eitncing sPeags below
Niw ior one strife OF sicru despair
: le Toe hath trask'd thee 30 thy Lax.
Thou. aE1iuH whom the voice cf HOOD,
Hath iis,n from rock and lrrely wood,
And a. whore dreams Il moan sa0lld be,
Not OF the water. nor the tee;
Itlpl, thine clsu last hour n ris h.
Yet snilt ta,u Mt :Ur.aArn die.
There's oae thlt rl,e beside thee stpi'.
More true than 81 Inv pIp',ln btutl,
sac will nat shsinl IA douh, anl dread,
Wheu ,he balls whistle round thy head.
f'ir leave thee, though Thy Clussas eye,
N"'ionssT may 10 hers reply.
Oh m,uy sof, AMI quiet grace
ill'h t,iei from her soul and f,cc;
Aud many a ,housht, the lifting Suest
p.wnuau's meek religious breast,
Dlih prrish'i, IN her wandering side,
1a'orgh the deer forests. by .hy s.de.
-; morinfully surviving all,
! ap~er upon a GUMS wall,
4 triendiess thing, whose lot is cast,
CO. lovely onrs ~ he thr Last,
sad, bat uncnlnecd through good sad 49,,
/ a'ne Is hel !cae de' 0tiOn sill.
And, Oh no, wholly io.t hel,clri,
Where tia, und wing love hath rAtt;
Not worthless all, though far and loag
fton home es'ranged, aud guided wrlpg
81, may its depths by lleav'n be ,,irr'd,
is prayer TOT thec b. pound aud heard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03

IoMMlf TIED 10 the jail OF Spotisy county on the
- an day ~ September man. he saws bi,
name BOB, and that be belongs Russell Baurhn OF the
state OF Gtotsta and county of -. He IL about thi,tv
years Old hive feet and hall niche. high lo, some Of
ms tore teeth, his complexion, dark boown his clothing Ar
pan Of Pantaoon yellow, the other white two cotton
property pay The fee. charges or he will be od a, the
"a" directs THO: HICKS.
Jaiior for Sopttsyvania County.
n. ~. g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03
IOilr. Eiuir Loud

4 you not nhahaui Of Virginia & have m known
n agent m the State whom give hi, notice TAX
ma method OF giving you notice. between r hou,. ..
to 1eioes ~ the morning and oclo in the evening
lnn'sdy the stu day Of March next at TIE Tavern Of WIN
Itent Eeyieston at Amelia Courthouse shall
take the ,PoonS Of sundy hing the suhirc,
IN coniIoycr ~ The suit wherein plair YOU and
Thomas Wa,kin. defer an- pending in the snnrro,
Cou't of Chancefy OF Richnoud
Tebin -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03
POETRY.
TUE FouNrArN or MARAn.


s' Aud when they came 10 MU.h, thcy could moi
dtiak Of the waters OF Marah; f,r th.y were bitter
:" AMI the people inUrnured against Muses. saying
what STALL we jr,pl 4.
" And he e-isduoto the Lord aud the Losd show
.dhua tree, which when ne hai cast iuo thu waters
,te waters were made sweet"--ENodus ~. $50.
Where i, the tree the prophet threw
lgso the bitter wave
LIZ IL no scion where !; sreS,
The thigs,,us ,Ou! 20 gave:
Ta,h ni.c-e L.; tie hidden poSes
is precious foliage shed
!, there di.tApt eastern hover,
WGb such sweet leaves O'ersPread
Ny. wherefore ask since gigls are orf',
Which vet mav we'll Undue
Earth. uaIy troubled tpuni, wh shower.
vi licaven's own ha!my dew.
oh, mingled with the our grief
II, Faith deep spirit be,
And every prayer shall WHO y Leaf
GsoD that blest healing trre .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03
DISSOLIIYYOM

sNIiE oopartnershiP OF Abraham Ciark dissolved
the 18Th January last, by the wihdl avail of Milton
Clarke the Those indebted TO sand concern are
earnestly requested to forward immediately and settle
their respective accounts longer indulgence eau
srsntedAn those having csms against are re-
qu-st.J TO present them to Milton Clarke, (t the Auction
Store Of Mesm u x u. ClarkeJ for liquidation .etle-
MILTON CLARKE.
CHS. H. ABR AHAM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03

~ AS committed 10 the jail the Town Of Petersburg
~ runswsy, on the 29h day of Sept 1896 negro ma
nmed JERhY who says that he helonesto Mr. Elijah
OF South Carolina Chester District; he il gett 7inches high
rirk compeElon stout hui betwe and so years old
small scar on the right arm below the elbow and also
one the frehead The requested TO come
prove bs property pay charges and take him away or ne
wi! be dealt "Iih a. The law Din ects.
ROGER MALLORY, JaiIor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03
NOTICE

AS Committed to the jail Of Pendson County the
w 18th inst. negro who calls himself MURCO and
sys thsthe - the property OF Philip Jones OF Essex County,
Virginia; III. s, sbuu, % VI dark complex
ION, about five feet live inches high made had
eommiej,a blue cio, coat black pansoon, black vest
tur bs; visible The requested come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away,
he will be dealt with as the law directs.
H. gIIIyGE ,.;to.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03
S iMUEL OWEN
JUDITH - NEIEC
FOR SILE

ENG DESTROYS toremov- 10 the country, offer
TO- sale my farm called Hnsink, Intanihg by late SUI
'ey 'i0 acres large portion OF which low g ~.is
situated On te stage road leading Richmond Il ed
richshug. nne miles ahuse Richmond, on ChicLahsn nv
swamp there will be seeded the 800 to IFS
unnecessary these persons wishing purchase will first .
the emi'es, where the terms w BE- by the sub.
soiiDef. WN WINSTON
90 o.. 5o--ru
Thabose property: Will be sold credit of one, two
three and four ears w W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03
SPRING GOODS,

TVIE Subscribers have received by the regular packet, Pc
ershug, Eclipse and Planet from ~ York and Schooner
hicimond, from Pbiadtphs and arc opening large
and well selected assortment ofesh imported Sprirg Good
Country Merchant sn5 others visiting The Market fespeo
fully invited 10 call being assured that their assortment of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods will he found al times equal
90 any IN Virginia and that every stele will be offered whole
sale OF retail at a TAR advsoce, for Cash ouiy
KYLE CAPEHTON,
Syosmore.sireet Petersburg, Va.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
Rolling Cloths OF he ntd approved msnufsct0rv
BrtsSeks and Ing am Caypetings, hzndsom. style
Hrvana Ctgoys, ~ i-s II and ~ boxes
marohf. o5-es
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03
LfIV SCHOOL.

VIZ sh'efiher has opened Law School Wybe Court
= house, 10 pleasant aud healthy village. Young
gr'eine" have been qualified this school license
"a s'z we"fhs he wall lie very little absent IT, from the
hr.t Of !iay until sometime in November.
Fifty D9lars
uion zee for ,ny length Of time II &c paid IL, a5varcs
Fry DoliiF' ALEX AMBER SMY1H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03

Ground Plaster, Cut Mails, & Corn Meal
NOR Sale, CT ound Plaster, French and Nova Scotia,
eaks loose 10 suit purchasers, and both warranted, to
be OF excellent quality.
Gut Nai from Sd 4od in kegs of So ioO so and 200 his
Rolled Iron of Nal Reds and Horse Shoe
Corn Meal constant SUPPLY made generally ron white
ani perfectly fresh.
L. IAxALL CO.
Feh G. S6-n2n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03
NOTICE

VIE subscriber Offers has services his friends and the pun
lie, 10 sell all kinds of country produce on commission
sud Piedges'ht s,rict'st attention 20 this lie will also
attend TO the eieeou and buying Of every description
orHctfiej and from h long experience that line he hon
To give ge"ers saacIion For die present may be onnd
Sthe old standoL IL Co.. six above the Bell Tlver
II. e. LAKELAND
81
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-19
Dytng auu gyeabtun.

ne subscriber, residing near Parks Gap,
on Tue Plan'st,oh of John Tabb, takes
'his method OF Informing the public that he has
o.. ns"h, continually, the best Quality of Dye
QUITS such as tor Scarlet, Nader Red, Pink
colour, Green, &c suiting for Csrpeting &c.
a'' OF winch colours he will put on Wooden or
oo'.oh Yarn at the shortest notice. and in the
most workman-like manner, and ensure them
70 prove permanent. He also Weayes Carpet
ing ~ Syle, equal if not superior, to any
l''pUrsed--Aiso, Coverleus, Table. Linen, &c.
OF all figures. He viii also i've wooIen and
Cotton Yarn the best Indigo Blue, warrante d
HsaooVe. he also Weayes Broad Cloths and
Csss'he'ts in the best manner Having gooa
oeai u experience in the above business, he
matters himself that he shall receive share oi
puohc patronage, and assures all who may IA
eor nm with job, that they shall find hi,
prices corresponding with the times
WILLIAM COSLEY.
April 12.-3m.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-19
EIRGINI.A-to tcits

tIRGINIA-t7 tcit:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office, of the coun-
" court of Berkeley, on Monday the I'd day
of April, 1897.
Ellis Ellis aud Mary his wife, late Mary
Ford, Piain98s.
AGAINST
jeremiah Jack and Elizabeth his wife, late
Elizabeth Quo, Isabella Otto, Samuel Siyers
and Ann his wife, late Am Otto, and Henry
Otto, children and heirs of Isabella Otto, late
Isabella Ford, John F. Jack, child and heir Of
Freeloge Jack, late Freeove Ford, Cashier
Harlan, lste Cashier Ford, Henry Houck and
Hannah his wife, late Hannah Fotd, Mary Ann
Syers, daughter Of Ann Blackmore, late Ann
Ford, John Masters and Sarah his wife, late
Sarah Biackmore. Hetty Blackmore, John
Blackmore aud Mary Blackmore, children and
heirs OF Sarah Blackmore, late Sarah Ford
Joseph Ford, james Ford, Joseph Ford and
Mary Ford, children and heirs of Henry Ford
decd all of whom are hei's and representa-.
,ives of James Ford. decd Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
FTyHE defendants, Isabella Otto, Samue! Sill
i vers and Ann his wife, Henry Otto, Eas
Their Harlan, Henry Houck and Hannah his
wife, Mary Ann Sllvers, John Masters and Sa-
rah his wife, John Biackmore, Mary Black
more and JOS ph Ford, not having entered their
appearance, and given security according to
the act of a ssembIy and the rules OF this court,
and it appearing to the Satisfaction OF he court
that they are not inhabitants of this state
l. is Ordered, That the said defendants. Isabella
QUO. Samuel oilvers aRd Ann his wife, Henry
Otto, Cashier Harlan, iienry Houck ana Han
nah his wife, Mary Ann Sllvers, John Masters,
anG Sarah his wife, John Blckmore, Mary
Blackmore and Joseph Ford do appear here
on the second Monday in June next. and an
swer the bill of the plaintiffs. and th,t a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted for
two months successfully in the Martinsburg
Gazette. and be posted at the door of th.
Court House Of this county.
A Copy -Tcs,e,
April S, 1927. ID. HUNTER, C. q C.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-19
Tatlortirg Bitsiusee.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the CT.
tlzens OF Martlnsburg and The public in
general, that he has permanently established
himself IN Marlinsburg, and has opened bis
shop IN part OF the stone building belonging to
Mr.. Jacob Poisal, and nearly or,postethe Globe
Tavern, where he is prepared to execute all
orders IN his line OF business, in the latest and
most fashionable style. He viii warrant his
work TO be substantial, ard his prices agreeable
to the times-Country produce will be taken ia
payment for work he solici,s a share of pub.
lie patronage.
WILLIAM CURTIS.
Mar ;insburg, Aprill2--u
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-19
Regtnreutal esrnrra.

The Light Infantry Company commanded
ny Capt Richard Beal is dissolved The
Company O. Artillery commanded by Captain
Thomas Miller, is dssolvedl.-the members Of
snd companies will enroll themselves in their
respective company districts. and do duty in
tue iine. The commandments Of companies vill
furnish the AdJutant with return of the
strength OF Their company on the fret day OF
the training. Capt. Jacob Myers will take com.
inand OF the North town company.
WILLIAM GREGORY tok
April II. 67h Rcg'k PM
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-19


" ALUAhLE LAND FOR sALE--Ehe
subscriber offers for sole, that valuable
TR-4CT or L.4.tD ON which he AT present
resides, lying in berkeley county, Virgins, OF
the road leading from Martnsburg 10 Shep
herds town, five miles from the former place
and four from the latter, containing about iyo
acres OF trst.rate limestone land; torty.tiye OF
which IS in good timber; the open land all un.
der good fence and in high state of cultiya
ton. The Improvements are good Brick
AxA clearinghouse, two stories high
EsasW and well finished, Kitchen, smoke
HINT touse, Corn House. Barn, Stables.
$500 md IN fact every necessary building
tor farm, most excellent well of never
failing water within two rods of the door; a
good Peach and Apple Orchard, and a mum.
Der OF other different kinds of iruit trees. Il
Is deemed unnecessary 10 say more, as any
person wishing to purchase, will doubtless view
the same. ISAAC a. VANosDALt.
March %.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-19

THE Managers respectfully oiIer tu me
4 public noiIcr, the scheme of The next
Washington Lottery. arranged by the combina.
uon mode. 90 numbers being used. al which
three are combined upon each ticket These
90 numbers ltroG 10 90 inelusive) helne SIEVE.
rally rolled up and placed in u wheel in view of
the public. on the day ot drawings NINE Of
them are drawn OUT Producing by this simple
sad accurate method. 81 prizes each with thee
OF tha drawn numbers; 1896 eacl, with two at
The drawn numbers, and III, AIS prices, each
With one of the drawn numbers; 20 s25 other
tickets having neither OF The drawn numbers.
beng hlsnks. The ticket having omit tho LIST,
"a and 81 drawn numbers being entitled 10 the
highest prize, &c
WASHINGTON err LOTTERY,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-19
JOHN X. WILSON,
DAVID II. THO MS0N.
FEVRUsT sALE.-By virtue Of

4 ,r ;, FITIUB OF
rust Deco executed to the undersigned
IN a''e o.. gay OF February, 1896. by Andrew
h H.. snu "a'y ms VIE, Tor certain purposes
lherein mentioned, and now of REGARD m the
county cour, of Berkeley, tue underseued will
proceed to sell, for CASH IN front Of Crrce;s
Tavern. Falling Waters, on .s.aTIyR.3.fY ns
I ''A day # May nert, the one n,nyh part or
slla'e ct undivided TRACT OF LAND, con.
i Pms i1o acres, late the property OF John
An ,' ase q. This farm adions the lands of
# ~. Shearer, Charles Downs aud others,
4 h., we "lVer Potomac, and is well improved
- "a 4" "o morse sleigh. Blseksmitli's Bellows
q ,ys."s Saddle. The sale will take place be.
mi. Tue hours OF IL and 5 O'Clock Such
- vested IN me rs Trustee (Which is
q u DC gnodl viii be made the nnr.
q A,rch,s ADAM LEWIS, Trustee
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-19

NoTiCE,-Allp persons having CLAIMS against
L. y the estate OF Uftham anderson, decd.
are invited To bring them forward legally au-
thentcated tor settlement; and all those indeb-
ted to the said estate, are requested to make
Immediate Payment, as no indulgence whate
yer Will be gwen.
ELIAS SMITH, .9,im'r.
Sleepy Creek, Morgan county. April II.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-19

A LIST OF Letters remaining in the Posl-oIIice,
Marnusbarg, Va. on the Is, April, 1897,
which It NOT called tor before The first d4y ol
july next, will be seat to the GeAerai Post
Office as Dead I.e,ters:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-19
FiRGIN Ia to qei!:

FIRGlNiJ III to 3eH.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office, of the coun.
y court of Berkeley, on Nondly The ID day
OF April, 1897.
William Wilson, P'amhG,
AGAINST
Henry Watkins, Henry Payne, jun. and Ro-
bert Johnston. DJssdoms,
In CHANCERY.
TIE defendant, Henry Watkins, not having
entered his appearance, and gwen security
according to the act of Assembly and the rules
OF this court, and It appearing 10 The sstisfac.
ton OF the court that he is not an inhsbitant of
this state---ft is Ordered. Tha, the said defen.
dant, Henry Watkins, do appear here on the
second Monday in June next, and answer the
bill Of the plaintiff, and that copy of this or.
der be forthwith inserted for two months sue
cessivey IN the Mar,insburg Gazette. and be
posted at the door OF the Court House OF this
county. A Ccpy--Teste,
ID. HUNTER, g. B.o
April5 1927