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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-22

Custom is, in general to many things
great promoter Of indifference. Asan
instance IN crossing the Bronkly ferry
on Tuesday afternoon, we saw the no
BILE frigate Brsndywine standing up the
river, just as she arrived irnm sea, with
all her armament, her masts, and spars
Oh end, but without rag Of canvass
spread, propelled at the rate of or 7
miles an hour, by what appeared along
side of the ir'gaie, pigmy steamboat
the Rufus King belonging to the Dry
Dock Company. M one seemed par
tculariy struck with what nevertheless,
some twenty five years aso,would have
been deemed miracle and which To
unaccustomed ewes would be little less
than one. american.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-22

Total, 109o8 500
Resides 40 barrels and 49, bali barrels rive
Flour. and - hogsheads and 325 barrels Corn
Meal.
We quote--cash prices
Supe fine Howard st. from stores. per Dbl.
SIS rs
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-22

Sentence II tPade Wade, who rob
bed the Suffolk Bank, and weat vslunis.
rily to jail and pleaded guilty on his ar
raignmsnt, was brought up to receive
sentence, in the Municipal Court al Dos
ten on Saturday last. An appeal was
made on his behalf by his counsel, Col
Moore, who urged that he was entitled
to leBity, under The circumstances of the
case. The Commercial Gazette reports
the rema"k Of Judge Thatcher on pro.
nouncing sentence, as follows:
The offence ofwhich y MI have been
convicted by your own confession, is OF
so high character, that cannot, COZ
sistently with the duty which | owe to
the public, iuilict on you a light punish
Went. The circumstances have occa
stoned great excitement no. only in this
city, but in distaat states al the Union,
where Innocent individuals have been
arrested and exposed to ignominious
imprisonment and distress. on suspicion
that they had committed this offence.
Protection is due 10 our Banking Ia
stituiions, where large sums Of money
are deposited for widows and orphans,
as well as fer merchants and others en-
gagged in where the tempta
ton to plunder isvery great and some
times as perhaps in the present instance
too much ontidence is suddenly and 10
dIscreetiy teposed in the agents who are
employ ed to transact their business
II is undoubtedly true tina, until this
tins your character stood fair, and Cir
cumstances have been shown, which in
dlcated that you grlevously repented of
your crime almost as soon as il was
committed, and perhaps, you were de-
sirous to restore the money. Repent
ance is the fruit of a change of mind in
the offender, and serveste restore him
in some degree to himself in moral
view But the interests OF society re
quire, that others should be deferred
sui!erings which they see Inflicted CD
offenders. You must the refore sutfer,ss
| an example and terror to others not to
offend in like respect, ard advise you
| to submit to your punishment with all
humility, as the jasi and necessary con
sequence Of your guilt and of your sor-
row for its commission.
can add, for your encouragement,
| that our laws are mild in the PENALTIES
which they inhct, and that the govern
nent is humane in its character. notta
/ king pleasure in the suffering of any CT
tizen, however faulty he may have been.
| Aud when it is made evident, that pun
isbment has had its due effect, there is q
tribunal, where mercy can consistently
with law and the best interests Of society
temper the rigor of The judicial sentence
/ lie was then sentenced on the Act o
1904, Oh. l4s, Sec. /, to hard labor il
the state prison for three years.
i 1t was in the discretion of the Cour
to have sentenced him in addition 10 ens
years solitary imprisonment.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-22
RUSSIA AND TURKEY

We have been favored saws N. R.,,;
more Patriot, with the folIow;n. -,
OF letter from Smyrn. Ia = rs,,,s 80
o. ,nis city oy which it wonId sonesr
.nat the eastern billigsreuts are sbon,
to come toan adjustment. Ou'
SMYRNA, ietb Aug IssS-spu
Dear SIR: An English brio has 90,
come IN, IN days from Constan,;aaois
having sailed on the 9Th inst. passsn,
ger reports that the Sultan has accen,.
60 Tue treaty OF the 9Th July, rsas. and
Froctocal OF March last. with cer,a;n
moline atoms not yet divulged. and The
allied Ministers, British and French g.
gage to arrange toe affairs betvaenTnr
Key and the Russians The Rnss;aa.
continued at their posts near Adriano.
pre- inis news may be depended on.
Charleston, IS c. Oct s.-Bv IT
o NJ schooner Monkey, arrived this
day from Nassau, we received a f;,s If
the Royal gazette to The 25,h ult.
The small pox was very prevalent a
mong Tie blacks at Nassau, and mauy
deaths had occurred by Il An extreme
y violent thunder squaIl, attended by
put Iit'le rain or wind, visited the town
81 Nassau on Sunday night, the 18Th.
MT the lightning is represented to have
neen the most vivid and iucessant and
me thunder perfectly deafning. The
sqnall continued several hours, but there
does not appear to have bsen any dam
age done by it - Courier.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-22
Attcntion.--n iHemcnl

Attention. niflemcnl
WoU arc ordered 10 psra1e in fron: ~
II Gheary's Tavern. in 'artinsha-r. al.
.SNTiHDtY NEXT, at precisely oslo.
pm. N li uniform and arms in conn d,
order \ punctuai attendance is required ii IA
every member, as the important business ~
electing Officers for said company will take
place. By order Of Col Gregory.
October -, 1922
JOURNEY .sfGsv COOPERS II.lyJ'EI)
FE vllE subscriber viii give employment 10
three good JOUR.NEI.uE.N zoo
PE2S, Constant employment and lfb ia
wages win be given.
WILLIAM MCCLURE.
Lick Mills, Oct -, 1879.
NOTICE.-sThe subscriber having obtain
~ ed administration upon the personal 80
tate of Hoses 4. Hunter. decd. rcsp.rtfsfy
requests all persons indebted 10 said eStt..
to cali on him and adjust The sams ullts
delay. In ike manner. the creaiinrs al 4.hl
estate, are requested 20 present tll.ir ela.ms.
duly authenticated. The members - ~.
Bar, and late clients of the dec a are IN
formed that his professional papers ars, nry
at the subscribers office in CharleStatsn.
where those entitled 60 them, can reee,es
them upon application.
ANDREW HUNTER
October y, 1899.
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4 ne Next State Lottery.

CoHEN's oFFICE-Barrrmonr. /,
Oct "a, 1929. &
g. We present herewith, Glass No. Z, for
1929, of the
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY.
Arranged on the ODD and EVEN SYS-
TEN, the drawing OF which win take place
IN the City Of Baltimore ON
Vsdnssday, fhs a5fh .N-orembsr.
HIGHEST PRIZE
Ten thousand Dollars
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{rlIG 9AnBppiao
MARTNsBuRG, ocroDrR q, 1929.

ST-The Rev Mr.. BRowN win preach at
FALLING Water on Sunday the first day of
No~ember; and not on next Sabbath.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-22

The returns for the election of Gov. of
Pennsylvania. so far as received, give ma
i.,ity for Mr.. Wolff, over his competitor, Mr.
Rtner. There is scarcely doubt of the
l,.t;o, of Wolff
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-22

The Wept of he Uia.-to,- Wish is the title
Of Cooper's new novel; which is we suppose,
beng translated from the Indian, "SorTo'es
q The H1ippoor WH" A man of genlous
ought to be above such affected quaintness OF
ute. 1t is decidedly bad taste. We would
as soon christian a novel The Whoop'd oil
f1k hun Gonok," or s'Ihe Yeh'd TO death q
tls Wik-iti- Quock.-C Camden Journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12
p4TRrcK HENRY AcApENY

xktIi rs Institution commenced its operations
with The commencement OF the prese0t
wear. under circumstances not the most fsyoFa-
BILE vet its success has be- n beyond whai could
have reasonably been expected, inHsmueh as
the Trustees feel ihemseises encouraged and
warranted In making arrangements for the e.
tablishmeni OF a pefmsnen CLASSICAL 81
MlNARY. Accordingly. there IL large and
eommodious br,et budding for the reception OF
Students. Steps have also been taken 10 pro-
cure Tor the use ofihe Academy several large
Maps and set of Globes and II Is believed
the institution viii eventually be in possession
ola Library and Apparatus.
The necessity Of an Institution OF this kind has
long been felt IN this pari of The State, aud the
public spirit Gifts citizens has determined hat
the necessity shonld no longer exist. II is be-
Ileved thai this Institution will possess advanis
ges and hold orlh encouragement which most
others of the same character do mol. II is stu.
nied in the upper part oil the county Of Henry
On the main road from South Carolina 10 The
Nrgiuid Springs easy of access. yet retired
from towns and public places, which are always
dsadvauthgeous TO young student. am not M
frequently effect their utter ruin, ,nnsmnfh as
they are always TO a grealef or less degree The
scenes OF vice and dissipation. As il regard.
health there probably could not he selected a
more favorable spot IN the United States here
Is always "a be breafheb free. invlgorafing
aud sAlubrpus ar. The neig hhorhood Is com
posed Of iheky Sc tied aud Furnishing Plan.
tefs; cons quenily tire mosf respectable Boar
car be had on the most moderate terms no
more than fly doitafs per nnnum being chafg
ed IA any Instance, including fuel and wash
ing.
II is intended that this Seminary should be
purely classical. Every prrcaution will be- ia.
ken 10 procure vel qualifird ~ competent tench.
ers. The following viii eamprisr the couise al
study adopted iuibia ustuiion loee her VII h lbe
Fn - of tuition :-Ieography. English Gfan.
mar g. Arithmetic, 80 session; History, Rhetoric
Laiin and Greek Languages, $40; he higher
branches ofihe Mathematics. Natural and Nor.
al Philosophy, aud Logic, Sl2 90. course
of Lectures on Natural Philosophy Will bn deli.
yensd annually TO all The Students. wifhopi any
extra charge Composition and Defamation
by all the students ouce in Two weeks. Exhibi
ton annually, ~ the close Of The spring session
Two sessions offte months each the first ses.
sion Of 1929 began Jan. 10th. No scholar 20
enter Tor less term than ono session aud no
deduction fot time lost by HE Student alier sn
rance
Inlconclusion nffhil prospectus the subscriber
as oulS 10 remark, thai no exertion shall b.
wa liIng ON his partto promote the advance
'nenf in knowledge 81 the Young gentlemen and
youth committed to his Care. and not only 4 iii
rect them IN the rnlh Of Literature and Science.
bui also 10 guide them in thai of fect,lude aud
virtue. LINCOLN CLARKE TEACHER.
March 3 tf5s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

NNIRGlhlA-At Rules holden III the clerks os.
the Superior Court Of Chancery for Tho 1870 g.
District. the ID day Of NV. le2e Robert Rive
Of Jesse Clarksou, dec. pitt against james i-n'
John NJ. Martin, John Eubank aud Hudson M,
defts war;
The defendant Hudson Martin, nothaYing en,or.s i
appearance aud given security according To tho a.
Assembly and the rules ofthis court, aud il apnrs,
satisfactory evidence thai he Is not inhnbant
country IL is ordered hat the said efendan, J W. ms
here on thu first day of the term answer the ~,
the plaintiff, also 10 sbew cause, any he can wb
suu should not be proceeded in,in the Of the
plaintiff the said Jesse Clarkson having deartet ~
HE since the institution ofthe suit and that a COM
this order be forthwith inserted in some new paDcr
ted in the town iLynehburg, for two mouths .nccc
~ and posted at the front door Of the house M
said town. d" -
eopy-Teste, J. WILLS .
Jan. - 80, =. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

NVeiRGISA--At rules holden in the cl.,Ls,
the Superior Court Of Chancrry q, ~ otce q
District The % dag ofNoy Ices Aug Ie,i,y ,nJlV
fsinst John X. North and Abram r. kor,b s 81 p
~ Robinson, adnirs of David North dee IL ~ En-
North, dec. defts. sau Dat
The defendant, John II North, not having ss,,..,
appearance and given security according 10 ,be h
semoy ana me rules of this court. and
usiaetory evidence thai he is an inhabi,,,, y =
country II Is ordered that the laid defendant de- ~ ih
mere on the first DAY of The term and aase u
OF tn plaintiff; and that eupy Of this of.,e- ~ D.
WIN Inserted IN SOME newspaper printed IA tho To-
Lyncbbutg, fort two months saccessycly mud o"h
the front door 9th courthouse in the said town ~
eopy-Teste, JNUJS
Jan. l2 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

~NlRGlNlA AT Rules holden in the Clark, offcc NJ
The Superior Court of Chanccry for the Iyncl, rs
District the 81 DAY ofhoyenbcr, 1.9s. Richard Mn
ncr and Martha his wiie Pltf, against lo,,c Rirhc
son, admr. de hnnis non oi1hoIhas Riebeson, dee
the same Jesse |. 'chcsnnbs admir- nf Mary Hirhc,o,
dec. the same 1rsSe hleheSon, IN his oMu right, n
instead Rucker and Elizabeth his N,fs, Tbomn, Ril
exon and John Richeson Dens.
The defendant Thomas Bichcson not hap,rp entered
s appearance aud given security according TO the ui
- Assembly and the rules oithis court and II anne An,
~ satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhaban If
tins country Il is ordered that tha sad defend mt do
appear hereon he fret day of the next term and mn
swer the bill ofthe plaintiffs ard that COPY of Tins Or
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in
tho town oi Iyncburg for months saeeessi,cl, pI
pos AT the front door ef the courth onse j. io,
Copy. Tese, J NnIs.C I
J1a -. Vsnt;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

StlIRGIkIA, 90 wi "A u C05ft. held Tor Nelson
" county at the courthouse On the 21ih gay OF NO
semher iess Henry l. Dawes aun others, Pitts
aRaissi Thomas Harrison and John Thompson, Jr
Deffs. In Chaneery.
On the motion of he plaintiffs by their COUNSEL who HI
ed their several bills injunction y b" aded them TO
restrain and inhlbt the home defendant John fhomp-
son. r from conveying away or III any manner ditpos
ing Of the property IN hs hands as sPeced IN the sad
bill until the further order aud decree OF this court roh
corning the appearing TO the satisfaction OF
the that the defendant Thomas Harrison IS not an
inhahitsnt Of this commonwealth, and without the
jurisdiction Of this court ordered that the sad de-
endant do appear here the fourth Monday IN mareh
next, and the bills o the plaintiffs, and that
copy ofihis order be forthwith inserted In the Aglna,
newspaper published IN the town Of Lynchburg,
once week for eight weeks successfully, previous %
said day. and that another copy be posted al the front
door ofthe courthouse u this county, on court
daY. Copy. TeSte, SP. OAKLAND, II,
Jdn T. wsn43
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12
FUBEIC NOTICE.
Larson @. Wilsher 4 "a

m RESPECTFULLY inf,rm their fri'ods d
II, the pablo generally, that they intend 10
establish alarge and convenient mac me shop
in tne time, Tor TIE building Of thfeshing and
other machinery FOR the Farmers and Planters,
asains, the cming season. Therefore, early
orders will be received, numbered aud punetu.
ally attended 20 In time. Alsc.all kiods Of Cot
con, uoollen and linen Machinery, VIII bf made
with nestness aud dispaioh.--Ah orders N ihst
line will be received and discharged with the
neaiesi and best improved machinery, "s well
as all other kinds of Machinery now IN general
use, &c.
THIS firm has new modelled lhreshing Ma
chine. which one nf the concern inyeBted two
WARS aeo. and from he constant engagements
of The parties before they became connected as
aforesaid, this valuable fhresning Machine has
remained in silence until the present lime; and
az the firm generally, are univ illlng TO see y
Machine OF so much importance 10 the farmers,
lie dormant aud not introduced for their best In.
teresi,
Tie concern nov publicly assert, il is not
their opinion that Any invention for this thresh.
ing Of wheat, &c ia THIS OF ~ any other eouu.
try, bears the least resemblance 10 The one a.
hove alluded TO. aud is altogether different m
its structure from my drafts or plsies laid down
by European or by American mechanics, either
in use or otherwise, and the pubic wiil be conf
1elled TO ack now edge this late intented thu an
ing machine, TO be the only one That can strip
and ave all tne grain IN the heads OF ~heat and
OTHER grain, either vet or dry The aboye men
toned machino can be built 10 suit the farmers,
&c IS To size and expense. Cotton sinns and
Cotton CHM spinning frames ffor hmies)
Wool Cards. Pickers, &C. will be made
All orders or machinery will be thankfully
received at this or AT any time, and the pnbc
will he inviied to call and examine foy them.
selves As soon as the machine shop aforesaid
get. into full operation said shop viii be To-
Gated NJ or near the location tsoon TO be madt)
Of the Linen Factory of David S. Garland anu
Go.
March o. w6m5s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

NorCE.-- BY virtue Of deed of trust. ex-
IN ecuted 10 the subscriber by Alexander
Bridgeland on the 10Th day of August, 1919,
and dul, recorded 10 Inc Clerks office OF the
Hastings Court OF LynchbuIg | will sell, by
way OF public auci on at the dwelling house OF
said Bridgeaud, on Saturday the 2lst day OF
the present month (Nlarch) one horse, one car
and harness, one saddle and birdie, one set ia
Die spoons and ssndry other household and
kitchen furniture named in the said deed OF
trust. or so much thereof as mas be necessary
satisfy the purposes Of the said trust and en-.
Denses of,he sale. PLEASANT PARTIN.
March o. tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

z tcih 10 sell my Bu6ai8e tract of Land, con
= timing a5oW 1900 acres, 300 of tphich are
eieared, he mast Of he cieared land is creeh
lac grounds, n pn, II letirh IS highly impr0ped
and KEPT for fob0cco lots. The icood land is Of
Rosd quality, ,rfH @ocked nth piHe timber O
bed quality. Aho hai part Of the otter tract
{g1,g on The smith SIDE OF OHer E,rer. supposed
10 contain abom 1860 acrcs about 800 cieored
200 Of mhieh are lon grounds Of superior guati
~ The erta1fr p'Dt Of Ae pood iaad is iobaccC
'apd Of The first qDai2g. Either Of The dLort
acts wW be dirjed 10 smi puchaser5
Any person WhinF 10 purchass, can dpp'y 10
,~ brine, near Neto London,
WILLIAM TRTIYE.
Inn $50
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

w IHGlNIA-At rules holden in the Clerks cpi.a.,
" the Superior Court OF Chnncery for the /, r,JI.
District, the 81 day of November, 1929. An,tl, ~,
Pitt against Robert Wright, Vim. Nr,ebi ~
Wright, susan Mays, VIM Pamplin md NAV h
wife, John Edmunds and Sally his Vile ia,cpde.
London and Jane Its wife, Charles Ednmn14
Edmunds, Rowland Edmund, John Edmund. ,o!!
Mays and Jane his vile, Chesley Kenney anr Mar i
wife. George Vaughan & Alley his WI Alr,. I,r,3,
aud Rowland Edinunds and Charles I,liuund, o.
oi Samoel Ednundss dee. and Alexander Brow, l.,
N. Edmunda aud Nelson IIarProte, exnrs IT
Ednands widow, ard 2ackarial. Mary. S,,, sa,.
nel, Elizabeth Lucy and james Edmund., children, -
Samuel Edmunds, dee Dels.
The defendant X obert Wright not ha,ipp o,,.tt#
appearance and given security accordupia tlic ,,, -.
Assembly and the rules Of this court aud i mn
by satisfactory evidence that be Is moi an nhab,,1
tins country u il ordered that the sail Ii1,ln,
appear here on The first day oi the next tenn and m
swerihe bill Of lhe Plaintiff aud that eupy Of IN, orI
be forthwith inserted IN sone paper printed IN ~
town OF Lynchhurg for two months successfully ~
posted at the front door the conrh house in the said
Copy-Teste, J. WILLS {. =
Jun. l2.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

NiNtlNlA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of tho
Superior Court Of CHANGER, for the Lvnchburg Dl,-
itlcE, the Sd day Of November 1923. james NJ Wi.
l"ms, sen Pitt against WIN |. Lewis, john X, binson
q John Barnett, Stephen gownes, Robert Tonnes auG
George Iownes, in dis own right and as admir- OF
Edward Tow mes. dec. Defts.
The defendant John Burnett, not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act Of
cmbt and the rules Of this Court and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he not an inhabau ii
u country 1t IS ordered, that the said defendant do
7pnear here on the first day of the next term and
S"cr the bill e the plaintiff and that copy Of tbs
oder he forthwith inserted IN some sp0cr printed
III The town oiLynchburg, for two months successfully
ana posted ut the front door of the courthouse the
sa,d town. Acopy-Teste, WILLS c. c.
Jan. :. U2mil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

HylIl subscribers having purchased of e q
Ter II. Middleton, his entire stnca q
Drugs, Medicines. Paints. &c. will in futur,
Transact business nj his Old stand (oppositf
the Post Officer under the firm Of Vim. l. Hoi
co,nbc l. Co Taeir assortment AZ rhis time is
very gonl, and they design receiving such adj
ditional suppliesfrom time TO time. Us tie state
on tha taarket may require,
They have also ON hand general selection
ofgarden seeds from Messrs. ihorboufn and
son OF Now York
Or. Holcombe will always be found AT his
Store, unless absent upon professional DUTIES
aud promises The sirictesi attention shall be
paid 70 the compoundlng Of medicines, pre-.
scriphons' &c.
We invite country merchants, ply sit ans and
all others To cali and view our assortment, and
we doubt no, We shall he enabled loFopply, ihr m
with any Article IN our line ofbgsiness an the
inost reasonable terms
NM I. HoLCO BE,
THOMAS DUYAL.
Ay...I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12
March o.

NnRUSr SALE.-Wil bo sold on Saturday
- tue 2ls, day of the present month, bv
way of public auetien, on the premises, a Ger
tain house and lot. on Meeting house Branch
in the corporation of Lynchbug. at present
occupied by Alexander Bridsland /; also one
mahogany side board, and halfa DE- zen chairs
The above sale will be made in pursuance Of a
deed OF trust, executed TO me by the aad Bride.
land, and admitted Of record in the Husti
Court of Lynchburg, on the 10th day Of Nov
1925. will convey such title only ~ is vested
IN ME by said deed of trust
GEO. HoYLE. Trustee.
March 9 tds5o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

YiRGiNlA--At Rulos holden the Clerks Office Of the
Superior Court Chuucery the Lynebburg District
the Sd day ofNoyomber, 1923. Robert Smith, Plu
against Thomas Smith, Nancy Smith George Smith
WIN. Smith, John NJ Smith and Sarah Smith, Defis.
The defendant John NJ smith, not having entered his
appearance and given security according TO tue act
Assembly and the Rules Of this court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that be not iHhabitant OF tins
country is ordered that the said defendant do appear
here the first day of the term, and answer the
bill Of the plaintiff aud that copy Of this order be forth
With inserted III newspaper published IN the town
Of Iyuchburg for two months successfully and posted
al the front door of the courthouse III the said town.
copy-Teste. J. WILLS, {. {.
Jan. r. wzm42