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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-06
IRE Telegraph says it is authorized by
/. Pnstmaster General 10 say

Postmaster General TO say
arhst upon satisfactory evidence being given
be Department, tbasany Postmaster bad so
/, dsyisted, IS well from tie STREET iina Of dutt
| rom his ohi isl instructions, as 10 stop or
mode lbe ~ciFauiatisn OF any newspaper, whe'
r it Be fos or against the Adminls,I atom, or
Id in hs official transactions, rendered facili
s,to one party to the exclusion oil suosser;
|eh Pos master would instantly be removed
krm o%fice, without regard to his political pro
ksous.'
Now WE are "authsrized" to saw met
the Postmaster General. but by au.
taity equally as respectable that 'sa
tdscts,y evidence" has 5eea given to
BE- b. paftpent,'' that the Postmaster. at
taonsboro', Maryland, had so far de-.
sed rs veil from tia strict line of his
gtf' as 10 sfqp and impede the Mails
Dag tom Virginia. We are further
nihcrized" 10 say. that be- has been
E~ehiaris reported to the Department.
ID that II is believed, no notice will be
sea Of it, inasm9ch asthe Postmaster
go the whole log" jaekssa man
the satisfaction OF the Postmaster
f%aerai, wp will state, that the Nat In
fgencer. Nat Jourhai, Cos. WSis,
ID Phenig Gazette. have been stopped
bid 5,npsas1 somewh~r re on tbs route,
Fbist that chask and delicate sheet the
telegraph, sesmes sn regularly. Public
(~tsTest does not require this--Ne have
I confidence in the principles If any
Eesr who does not make the public in.
best hts first aai last consideration"
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SERMON

p"vered by Rev. f BoypEN on 81. Johns day,
'l0e' i829, at the request Of staunton Lodge
"Ihe,e wnS giuen me a reed ike
NO rod, and the Angel stood. say
R,se. and measure the Temple
bod, the 4har, and them that
V"SR'P therein" Rev. II l..
'9F Evangelist John spent the las, years of
we IN exile, on the small island of Pstmss,
|s eeen bsnished hi her by order Of the
"Pefor Domttian, or his officers. for preach
We "espeI He was an old man: the rest
ve APOSTLES had long before received their
Esn"s o. martyrdem. They were gone, and
"'s alone on the earth; and 10 him, the be.
ulsclple, wss given tho honor Of compile.
!, "e volume of inspiration-of closing for
vac revelations OF God to his sinful crea
|,ol -" tae earth. Our Lord appsaredto him
4na1bhf hIm, chiefly bv e~mblemsicsl repre-
|vS IONS many thIsgs respecting the kingdom
in ~ "e mad set up in the world. generally
1'S'ence to It's future history.
"a, ,%s text forms a part of one of the snblim
ntt"aonS Which the Apostle saw. In the o.
VI V, 3 mighty Angel is seen coming
ran rom Heaven, clothed with a clouds; a
n. upon bis hesd-his face 10 the sun and
unon es pillar ct fire. lie sets his rigA, foot
crieJ we sea, and his lief, upon the lsad-hs
l~nna loud voice. and sevea thundsrs utter
Anr>or"s'Ve voices. He il is that addresses the
lO.s 10 our text. The Jewish Temple had
roeo. eiefe this been destroyed, and not one
h, ~'1u upon another. But the Evangelist 10
VIII ;s.on sees a new temple rise het.re him
The rs ai''r and its worshippers within. anc
teJ W'eoty angel" bids him take the presen
lar 80 and measure this temple, and its 81
erbLsm is worshlppers. The scene is who'll,
sAP.iusd. us 'sal00's sssa are sa'''
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-06
II. ]. TAPP,
f. STRi8IING
JNO. WAYT.
Rev. f, BorDsx.
SrAuNrov. Univ s. 1e2o

SrAuNroS, July 6, 1929.
Gentlemen, II have al length concluded to
FompIy with the Asltsriug request expressed
\ a resolution Of Stanton Lodge, and con.
Aoed in ysur polite note of the 25th ultim.:.
P detay IN answering which, you will please
h minute to The, great hesitation I eeuld put
1 '' IN SLOWING So very hasiy a production as
Se'non in question, to be presented 10 the
',0c eee. ACCEPT for yourselves and he
sc Ct which you are members, my sincere
pa grateful respects.
FBEN. BOYDEN.
"es,Fs HFNRy ]. TAPP, ERASMUS STRIp.
FSc, JoHx WAYr.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-06
tn GAZETTE.
~TDU6SD4K, IUGUSF6.

.~7Ne are requested to give notes that q
.Ig WI, be held by The Ladies % Ire o Rn
"a ne gh5orhood, on Wednesday The l2h Of
h. beng tie & std4yo OF the Special term Of
/. sur. rIor Court foe his county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-06
BALrrMons. Jalg "a

pahAt6AsAAf NA4f 81
Baltimore Market Flour ; e>fesme
ly dull and IN the decline. W eas
bear of 40 sales of Howard street a.
worthy Of remark, aud ous a4u, sslsn -
merely nominal; indeed snlue d~eslsFs
bold on IN the hope Of higher trle4s
The wagon price is generally cons der.
ed TO be SO a 5 I2Ia Sales OF city
mills iiour nave been made at S. There
IS no Sosquehanna in market GRAIN
Wheat continues to decline. A essy.
ct best red from 81. Mary's uas Sold 50
80 a 90, another fran Talbot eoauts.
at 30 for red aud o. for white; and n
other Of white brought IS. Our quota
ions embrace the average rates II thu
market A small cargo of new oats
was sold yesterday at s2ia Lava
Stock Beefis rather dull, r>4 tses
would command our ra es 1hs sslss
since our last, with one exception. t,sss
been oil quite ordinary stock, vt feoa,
- to 5 so. 0ne lot of prime was SOL
at So .dmsr. Far mar.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-06
SrAuareN. june 25lh, 1920

VIHVNIVFs JUTE -ITHJ 1d~J.
Eruer~nG Sir-Ne take great pleasure In
|wsilag TO ysu the enclosed ~resolCtions Of
|annton i.sdge, No. IS, adopted on yes etday.
b wo,d most respectfully ask a copy Of the
r publication.
rernit is INDIVIDUALLY to express our hearty
DncnSrenee in this small return for your very
bla services, and TO add our earnes, s%oliei;a-
oc that you will afford a further qualification
the fraternity by a compliance with the %
solution. We are, Rev'd Sir, with senti.
tents of the greatest regard. very respectful.
Jour obedient servants.
II. j. TAPP,
f. sTRIRIING.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-06

The worlds alive and every particle
OF u, and 4 microscopes whie h are sad
to create hisinmensily are noi Pot down
we shall be eaten up 10 spi,s Of our fstA.
Tartar on the fesm - AIR. lie Beaume
has lately asceris ned that tartar on thsl
teeth is produced 10 the same uiaD1sr.
as coral, by sbisBslcule, vIieb, alfe-
having formed the indus, irsiueate Them
selves between the guns and teeth.
causing diseases Of beth, ard their
erection slien cantaminafes tie bres :.
Dir. lie Beaume has atso ascertsls.s
thai washing tha teeth Nitn vinegar 4
a brosh will, in a few days, remove
tartar; * the use OF powdered ehar !
and the tInciurs Of thaiany, will Ell
ally PREVENTS formation.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-06

We never beard Of a more f~elicjtous
use Of the ergnmeafum al hominea. ih2a
was addressed by an American 10 ls5c.
tor Johnson. Al an interview elfchD e.
tor Ewing bad w.th him in Etgar0. a.
bout the commencement Of the f,sya.
~lotlonary war, the latter Observed.
why, what do ysu know in Antttse
Yau have no books" oh pardon a,e.,
said Dr. Ewing in a pliment not
less elegant than just, I'VE have lust
published an edition of the Rambler
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-06

An English traveller in the United
states, whose notes are published IN tho
Montreal Gazette, says:
Whatever may be said Of the Aafri-
can population, | cannot call il a drun-
ken one; they eat astouishiDgly ond ara
drinking all day, but not 10 drunken
ness; and | have seen more heastiy
drunkenness 10 n day 10 passing twice
along Holborn than in Americans ia
several o,onths."
Some time ago, we remarked that in
the spare eftwo years, we saw more ca
ses of absolute inebrieiy in London.
than we had witnessed altogether in
the United States. Yet, to Judge from
some of the Addresses OF the Temper
anrs Societies. there is hardly a sober
man in u Republic - Nat. Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-06

Forty miles OF the Rail road between
Columbia and Philadelphia are under,
contract, and in active progress If grad,
~uatien. including bridges, culyetts, &c.
The work consists of two divisions. ona
extending twenty miles from Columbia.
and the other 20 miles irom PhiIadel.
phia. The intermediate space remains
untouched -
A nswlv made constable in Nashville
Tenn. recently procured IN entrance
into a mans CASTLE to levy an sxecu-
too, by gettings friend TO rap at ths
dsor just before the dawn. and when il
was opened gliding slyly ia. An o~ficerr
shouted ths old man; an officer. re-
spondedihe cid and hrse strap
ping daughters, who, bouncing out ef
bed, and ssizing each a frsbisnd, flour.
ished them absut bis wEiskers FndiDg
there was but q officer, they laid the E
weapons aside, and tumbled him neck
aRd heels out of doors. The constabt.
had them all up before the Circuit Coz {
soon after, when the judge decided that
an officer is not authorize 4 TO enter a
house at such a time, and.in ii at man
ner. and II he do, the inmates c ay gent-
" eject bin. -Raston Wig.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-25

affirmed that among them about to publish
learned dissertations prove and establish by physical
sons the in which this operation ought be perform
ed when the baron received second letter from his friend,
which contained the following lines:
" forgot mention one triHng circumstance in the ac-
count of the of which informed you my which
that the leg of the cabn-boy which broken made
of wood.'
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-25

anecdote of Baron Holbach-Ths singular character
always ambitious of being regarded man of universal
scence and he received day. from American port
letter lom intimate FRIEND which written in the fol-
loving manner
had very comfortable and safe passage here, unmak
ed by any particular event, except the following; which
think well worthy of your attention cabn-boy fell from
the manmast the deck and broke his Leg was tied to-
geher strongly possible with packhread stepped in
fos' and brandy; in minute after this operation he could
use well he did before the accident All the crew
were present at this process, and know not which to ad
me most the skill of him who undertook the or its
entire success.''
The baron lost time in communicating this intelligence
10 the college of surgeons vonchng for the veacy OF his
correspondents and the disciples of Esculapus debated TO-
gher TO find the of marvellous cure; it
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-25
Extract from Mackenzie's Julia de Roubigne.
FOR MY DAUGHTER JULIA.

Before this reach you the hand that writes it
and the heart that dictates it, will be Wondering in
the grave. | mean it TO supply the place of some
cautions, which should think it my duty to deliver to
you, should live to you wife, The precepts it
contains you have often heard me ncucate but /
know that general observations possible event.
have much less force than those which apply to our
immediate condition.. In the fate of woman, mar
riage is the most important crisis it fixes her in IA
state beyond all others the most happy the most
wretched and although mere precept can, perhaps,
do little in any case, there is a natural propensity to
Try its efficacy in ALL She who writes this paper has
been long wife and MOTHER the experience of the
one, and the anxiety of the other, prompt her nsruc
tlons, and she has been happy in both characters
have much doubt of their truth, fear of their re-
ception.
Sweetness of temper, affection TO husband and
attention to his interest, constitute the duties of
wife, and form the basis of matrimonial felicity
These are, indeed the tests from which every rule for
attaining this felicity is drawn. The charms Of beau
ty and brilliancy of wit though they may captivae in
the mistress will not long delight in the wife they
will shorten even their transitory reign, if as
have seen in many wives, they slime more for the at
traction of every body else than Of their husbands.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-25

Discriminating J.sce.-The Duke d'Ossuna, being vice
roy of Naples, went on board Spanish galley festival,
to exercise his right of delivering of the wretches from
punishment On nterogang them why they brought
here they all asserted their innocence but oe who confess
sed that his punishment too small for his crimes The
duke said Here take away this rascal lest he should
rupt all these honest men!'
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-25

Hotc to preuent Horse from falling-An honest Tar
hired horse carry him few miles, but before he had
gone yards he found he the usual exceences
of the unfortunate fourfooted hengs of the road
blindness, lameness stumbling, &C. The sailor however,
(havng been unshipped twice with very little ceremony
the length of half mile, by the falling his
knees hit upon very whimsical mode of curing the impede
ment, which by tying large to the tail, and in
that state rode several miles, saying the only thing
to prevent the ships going too much a-head''
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-25

I'm Iumkeeper's Regret-Joseph H., Emperor of Ger
many, travelling ncognto stopped Inn in the Neither
lands where being fair time and the houses crowded he
and eggs for which and his bed he paid the charge of
three shngs and sxpence English few hours AFTER
of his Majesty suite coming up the landlord appeared very
uneasy at not having known the rank of his guest Pshaw
man, said of the attendants, " Joseph accustomed
such adventures, and will think nothing of it, "Very like
ly replied mine host, but shall can never forgive my
self for having emperor in my house, ana letting him off
for three and sixpence."
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-25

An address to Royalty-James the second being on
tour, stopped Wnchesea where resolved that the
mayor should address him; but his worship being great
scholar, settled that the town-clerk should be his
prompte Being introduced to the presence the
whispered to the trembling Mayor Hold up your head and
look like man His worship installing this for the begin
ming of Speech repeated aloud the king Hold p youy
head and look like a' The wn-clerk, amazed whis-
pered to him, You stupid, what do you 2? The
mayor, in the manner, You stupid ohat do goa
mean ~ The town-cerk whispered still earnestly,
BOUNDS, Sir, you II ruin all''-whch the mayor still
imagined part of his speech, and Numbered OUT bounds
Sir, youH ruin as aH''
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-26

charge ottnis nature, coming AZ Il doe.
from The nrst magistrate of The ns,Ioo. sroa,v.s
40 importance Which we canno, aff-ot =. d,.re.
gsfoi sno u Is one which W. ought no, IN
leave unanswered. We are therrforr m,
strained, by regard 10 our deceased sr;enJs
aud to our posterity. as well as bv a sepse os
what is due 20 eur own honor, uos, solemolv =,
declare, that we hsye never keoxp nor s,,..
pected that the patty which prevailed in Mas.
ssehuse,ts IN the year 1903. OF any other psr
~ IN this state have ever entertained the des,sn
TO produce dissolution of the Union. or The
establishment ofs separate Confederation. I,
IS Impossible fer us IN any other msnner to re
iu'e. or ever 20 answer this charge, unit we
see 1t fully and Particularly stated. and we
kno" the evidence by which it 10 to be main
tanned.
Tie undersigned think it due To themselves
70 ADD. thai IN making this application TO you,
they have no design or wish TO produce an
effec, 90 political party or question what.
ever. Neither fs it their purpose To enter into
s,ndication or discussion Of the measures
p1hiicls adopted and avowed by the persons
sgainsi whom the above chsrge has been made
Our soie OBJECT is TO draw forth an the evil
dence on which that charge Is founded, IN or.
der tina, the public may Judge OF its application
and its weight.
We are, Sir, with due respect,
Your obedient servants.
II @. OTIS
ISRAEL THORNDIKE,
4 II. PERKINS,
WILLIAM PaESCOTT.
DANIEL SARGENT,
JOHN LOWELL,
WILLIAM SULLIVAN,
CHARLES JACKSON,
WARREN DUfToN,
BENZ PtCKMAN.
HENRY CABOT,
Son OF the late George Cabot
c. c. PARSONS,
Son Of Theophilus Parsons, Esq deceased.
FRANKLIN DEXTER,
Son OF the late Samuel Dexter.
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PUBLIsaED. wEEkLx,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,
muo DOLLARS PER ANMunT,

PAYABLk IN sBVAScE;
OR TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
AYTER tbs YEAR Expires.
rTNo paper discontinued until all Arrears.
rss are paid up, except at the discretion OF
he Editor.
-. Advertisements inserted at the rate OF
Ore Dollar per square for the three first inser-
lions, snc; twenty five cenls persquare for each
.ubseauent insertion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

sTlRGlNlA-At Rules holden ia the clerks ofce oG
me superior Court ofChanoery for the Lynchbu,g
District the LIST day of June, le.9 " M Miller adnr
de Dohs non OF Nathaniel Cfenshaw, decd aud x'or
OF Charles Crenshnw, dec. pit. against Thomas r.
bouidn, eX'or ofDaYid koss, dec. and George l. So
vail, dcfts. Nv
The defendant George I. Stoyall, not having
entered us appearance and given security accp,.
ding to the act Of Assembly and the rules of this
court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence a
ne hol a inhabitant ofthis country IL is ordered
t inc SAID defendant do appear here on the first day
oil the next term and answer the bill the Plaintiff AMI
That copy OF this order be forthwith in some
newspaper printed in the town of LynchhurR for Two
months successfully and posted the front door Of the
courthouse III the said town.
Acopy---Tesie, J. WILLS, C
Aug.3 ,om,n, ~
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NEW ARRIVAL
OF
sum N EE GCCDS.

AIE respectfully invite the attention Oh 'ne
w Ladies ios variety 81 very oeshno,e
arrcles in the fancy ilne, recently seiee'eo W
New York, and just received here Among
other articles are
Blue and blue black Gro. lie Nap. oihs
Black Italian Lustrings, suVsrior
| niece e est black Levanti0e
Florences and SaIins, every shade
A few pie ces black Nankin Grapes
niece black Paris Grapes ne" article
White. Pink and Straw ltalisn DO
Barege Ginghsms--new syle
Bordered Linen Cambria Hdkts.
A few dozen Chinese Belt Ribbons
Barge and Decoupa dress Shawls
Riches, Gro de Nap do every sbace
Gro de Nap and Satin Bonnet Ribbons
"a BObbinet Laces
Long aud short " bite Kid Gloves
| case Leghorn Boliyafs
Shell, tuck and side Combs-largest sizes
A few pieces neic style fancy Prints
Thread Laces and Edgings OF the handsomesl
patterns
Needle worked Muslins, handsomeist style
SPLENDID artificial Wreaths and Roses. nc.
DAVID Il ROBERT KYLE.
July q.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

NN>IRGlhlA-Ai Epies holden in the clerks office Of
the superior Court of Chanoery for the Lynehburg
District the LIST day of June 1899 TIE President and
directors Of the Bank of Newbern, pits against hes-
ehiah +. SmithsoB, admir- with the will annexed Of
Thomas Woody, dec VIM. Woody and Pleasant
Woody, infants by Commissioner Benagh, specially
assigned their guardian, and LEVIN Carer, deiiS.
The defendant Hezekiah p Smithson not having ester
ca appearance given security according the Of
Assembly and the Rules of this court and appearing
satisfactory evidence thai he is not an nhabant of this
country 1t Is ordered that the said defendant do appear
here on the first day OF the next term and answer the
OH oil Inc Plaintiffs and that copy OF this order beiOr
WIN inserted N some newspaper Published IN the
Vi LShcburg, Tor two months successfully, and postgG
al the trout door ofihe courthouse in the sand town
Copy. Testei J.WlLLS, {. {.
aug MQmi0I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

w lRGlNIA-At Rules holden in the CIerL,o
the Superior court of Chancery for the yna ,,,
uict the first day June, ls2g Rjcba,5S "iDmmrg
PIT against John Ware, VIM. Ware. Dabney W. Ia'
Anderson Ware, and Ormond " are dc,,s ware,
The defendant Dabney Ware, MOI Loyir, -.
his appearance and given security according IN
OF Assembly and the rules ofthis court and il e ael
tant of this country it ordered that Tho SI m uahI'
do appear here on the first day day oftbe ncx
answer the bill OF the plantifi-that COW oyt ana
aer DE lof'" lth inserted in some newspaper plIia
IN tho town Of Lynchburg, for TWO month,
", and posted at the front door ofthe com,
the SAID town Acopy-Teste. J. WILLS, e "a
Aug. 3
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SEEING cccrs

TnAvID Il ROBERT KYLE, take pleasure
IL ~ announcing ine first arrival Of their
Spring Goods, to which, being chiefly IN the
Fancy lne--ihey respectfully invite the aiien
ton of the Ladies among the ARTICLES received
are :
Super blk. Italian Lustrings
Rich blue, blue black, pink, olive, & straw col
oreG Gro de Maps
A few pieces OF splendid white watered Gro de
Maps
Black aud fancy colored, striped and figured
Silks
Black, white. blue, pink and straw colored Flo
FENCES
Black Sntins and Modes
White, pink, blue, clnuunon and straw colored
SaIins
Black Senchcws and Satin Lesanriues
A few pieces Batliesse, very handsome
Gro de Nap and Satin Bonnet Ribbons
Jet black and second mourning do
Rich Decoupe do new style
White, pink, blue, and straw cold, waered bell
Ribbons
Rich DecouIe and Gro de Nap dress Shawls
Calicoes, new style, rich and ndrlible coors
few pieces Swiss Cling hams, beautiful
super black Maxim md Canton Grapes
Camhrics. Jackonet and Swiss Muslns
Pulling and Bobineii Footing
Handsome assortment Can Ribbons
Black barege and Gro de Nap dress Shawis
Linen Cambria HandkerchIcfs, white d colored
borders
Italian Grapes and Grape Lesses. every shade
Ladies blk. and white Prunella Shoes
Long Lawns aud Grass CnuIbrics
Black aud white silk Hosiery. &c.
The above articles, II is believed, with respect
TO quality and style. are not 10 be surpassed
aud prices quite moderate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

w itGiNlA---At Rules holden in the Clerks Oflr
OF the Superior Court of Chancery for the Lynch
burg District the 9th day of July, 1899. John Per
Rms and W M Sumpter, trchants and partners, VI
Ger The hrm OF John Perkins 4 Co pits az ains =
exander Settle, james Settle " m. Settle John Sci
ale, Lucy Settle, and Mary Settle infant children and
heirs of John NJ Settle, dec Reuben Nor, ell heir at
law OF Edmund s. Norvell, dee. VIM. Leftwich and
til' and Samuel Martin, infant children Of John 5.
Martin, deceased, detts
The writ OF scire iacias awarded in this caufe, rot
belhg executed on the defendant Caiharine Martin and
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that she is no.
an nhabltan OF this country 1t is ordered that The
SAID defendant do appear here on the FIRST day ofhe
next term and shew cause, If any she can, why inns
suit should be proceeded in as specifed in the sad
writ and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted III some newspaper printed in The of Lyneh
nurg Tor two month successyely and posted the from
door of the courthouse in the said town
ACopy. Teste, }. WILLS, &C.
Aug.3 v2ml0l