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The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-15


 ed this revolution js that the Sovereign has received q letter from his aunt, the 1 Queen of l France, conceived iii tic most tender and affectionate terms, in which he is advised through her niece, the Queen of Spain, to take wise part, and to give institutions in conformity to Ethc wants and wishes Of Spain.
 LONDON, Oct. }.
 The news yesterday from Holland and the Netherlands, so far as regards its influence on the money market, has fbeen ot more cheering description. The decision of the States General in favor of the separation of the two countries, is considered by the monied interest to be now the only way of get ting out of the present difficulties, though they are perfectly aware that it must give rise to others hereafter oi a still more formidable character. h any case it is thought there remains no farther danger of another appeal to arms, but that the question will be de- cided by the force of circumstances, the exact nature of which no one pretends to loresee. 1t is said that the king of the Netherlands is deeply affected by the melancholy issue of the attack on Brussels, with respect to which he had been completely misled by small ard wealthy yctinfiuentiaI party in the city, who, by urging the employment ot force, have compromised both him and themselves.
 On Wednesday; the officers of the national guards on duty at the palais royal, and those by whom they were relieved, as well as two sergtaats, two eorporals and two grenadiers from each company, had the hoEoT to dine with the king and royal family, upon the oe- easion of his majesty S 6lrtb day. Hhe sergeants, corporals aud grehadlers drew lots for the distlnctioa, ih order that no preference might appear to be shown. General Lafayette had an au- dience of the king ih the early part ol the day. Several ladies had the honor to be received by the queen.
 Government has sent orders into the departments to remove from the public places all the crosses set up by the rnis- sionaries, which are to be transferred into the interior of churches, iif pursu- ance to the express terms of tbe la.
 The King of the French has gfl= 4ed a pension of 20,000 francs to the widow of Marshal Ney. By an ordnance at the 2d, great number of officers serv- ing in admiral Duperre's fleet, arc pro noted.
 The Prassian ambassador had seye- ral interviews with the earlof Aberdcen and the duke of.W ellington. The duke. lt is stated, mad been strongly urged to interfere in behalf of the king of tie Netherlands; and the ambassador has declared that he is bound to d. so hY the treaty of Venice. It is asserted in the best informed circles, that the king has declared against any Interference. on the ground of impolicy although he wishes good faith to be kept.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-15

An account from Naples says appre, henslons begin to be entertained, and instruction is expected to break out aEe Salerno and AYeTsa.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-15

pressed LimseIrsatisGed with tlie expia- nation of the ministry and withdrew his proposition.
 uousE or PEERs-'Sitting of 0et. ]. 1 Presideney of Boron Pasquier.-The duke of Sabran took the oath. Messrs. 1 lCleremont Tonncrre, Choiseuil Coulter, ii55eurDonviifiiic, and tine marquis dstiar- court, senttheir paths itl writing. 9Hessrs, VilIefranchc de Rosanlbo, and Laroche Jacquelin, refuse to take the oath.
 The president read message from the deputies, importing that Messrs. de iE'olliigiiae, GG'iilaitciauzc, icyronuet, Cuernon Ranyille, Montbeland Capelle, were impeached. The presidens said, "This is the first time the house fpeers exercises the right of judging ministers. By the old charter, to the king alone be- ionged the right of constituting the house of peers into court; now all three powers have this right. l think, therefore, we should inform the depu- ties that their message has been receiy- ed, and that the house of peers has con stituted itself into a court of jpstice.1
 Nj. Boissy de'Anglas.-Justlce flows from tile king, and to the king alone be- longs the right of constituting us into a court. The chamberof deputies has exceeded it's powers. Iyote against considering this message.
 M. De PonteeoulaHt.-To arraign ministers before the chamber of depu- ties, is to arraign their acts, deeds and persons. The chamber have not ex- ceeded its powers, but only exercised it's rights. l vote for the proposition of the president.
 The President.-Having made thepro- position, ] ask permission to support it. The chamber has right of accusing ministers. If fl were necessary to ask the consent of the king, might it not happen that the king would refuse it, and then the righto the chamber would be illusory? This alone is sufficient to prove, that we do not need kings iI- terpositlon to constitute Us a court ol justice.
 The proposition of the president was carried
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14
sECoND ARRIVAL
New, Cheap. and Elegant
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.

AT MARKET SQUARE,
HUpers- Ferry
OSEPH l. RUSSELL, & CO. have Jus,
- received and are now opening. . vevy
ep'end'd assortment Of Spring and Summer
Goods, consisting, in part. Of
super Nsnkin. and Canton Grape,
Bombszine, Bsrrage, Ba,iste.
PalmarceD, Grape de Lyoa,
Super Gauxe Shades. and Handkerchief.
Fancy Silk do.-Emt rendered Crane do.
Bsrrsgs do.-Foulara Crsvatting,
Italian de.-A neat assortmt OF Cling ham..
Painted Jaconet. Foularl Calicoes, &c.
Hoskin Gloves and Mitts-Hosiery Of all
kisds-Large Broehe !Saa,sL,
Plsu and figured Swiss, J.conet, and Book
Stuslin; Decdle-@orked and tambo CURED
Collars, thread and bobinett Lsces and
Edgings.
splendid assortment Of Gauzc and Gro
dc Nap Ribbsnds. CRsAp.-Navarino spd
Leghorn Bonne,s; . neat as,or,men, Of
fashionable Goods for Summer Vestipg
and PaDtaloons.
Together With = general assortment of Sta.
pie Goods. selected within q few DAYS
from che late arrivals.
Determined TO sell bargains, they respect,
fully solicit call and examination Of their
hoods May II, 1880.
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WO0K. CARpxNG.

THE subscriber informs bis old cu.,o-
II mer' aud the public generally. that hi.
Carding Msebines ut DsrkesviIls are in
complies order, and that he 10 ready to
card wool 10 the best manner.
WOOL will be received 81 the store of
VIM. Lick, in ChsrIestowD, and al
nIsry Lines tavern, 10 LeetowD. where
the Rolls will be returned once week,
Ibs long experience Of che subscriber.
warrants HIM 10 saying that wool cannot
Ne carded m better mann.r any where.
SILAS OAK.
june 9. 1880.
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May 5. 1880

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ser:
Nay Court, 1880.
Hamilton Jefferson and William Cleve.
land, trading under the frm Of JET.
terson s. Cleveland, CoMPLA,NANTs,
AGAINST
Corbin Baker and Jacobina Baker.
DEFENDANTS.
IN CUANCERY.
TIME defendant, Corbio Baker, nSt.having
Il entered his appearance aud given secu-
rity. according 10 the act Of assembly md the
rules OF this court, and IL Appearing by salts
factory evidence, that he Is not az inbsbi.
tant Of this country: IL is ordered, that tho
said defendant do appear hero en- The 6rs,
day OF the next August term. and answer the
bill OF the pisio,ii; aud that copy Of Ibis
order lie forthwith inserted in somc neSs-
paper published 10 Char!cslowu, for txo
months snccesst,eiy, and posted ST The front
door OF the cour,-h1use of this couoty: And
IL Is further ordered. that the defen dani, ia
cooina Baker, be restrained from paying.
conveying awsy, or sscreting tho debt, BY
her owing TO, or the effects IN her bsnds OF.
tho said Corbin Baker. Until The further or
der Of this court.
A cops-Tests,
SAMUEL j. CR.9.vER. C.J.C.
May 10, 1850.
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WILL purchase 20 the amount OF 10,
u 600 Posnds Of Wool, payable in goods
for uhish the highest market price will be
given. Persons in,ending TO make Car.
pets Of thsir wool, will find il 10 thsir ad.
vas'aas TO exchange their wool 70, Carpet.
'ng Intend keeping Oh hand oonstep t
supply OF Carpeiing Of the newest and
NEST fashionable patterns. manufactured
oy the MossSs. Shafer's. Of Funkstows.
VIM. +. LOCK.
Charlesiown. June 2, 1880.
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NOTICE.

HAViNC changed residence, the un.
. Il de'uEned respectfully acknowledge.
ms gratitude TO all his customers and
i"eods for favours conferred; and beg.
leave to state that he has deposited in the
hsnd'of +. G MAocAsE. Esq ell his book.
and accounts. and most earnestly request.
all persoss indebted. to make payment 10
hstgenilemsn All persons having slsirn,.
will present them 10 Mr.. Macesbe II !,
most earnestly hoped. thsi debtor. viii
pay attcrtion 10 this fnstter, without De
lay. GODFREY WEISE
June %. 1880.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY. scr.
June Term. 1850.
'H0rdm Snyder. CoMrLAIsANr.
AGAINST
.9''thony Snyder and Milton H. .Sny.
der, DErrxpAN1s.
IN CHANCEHY
T'HE defendant, Milton ~ SNYDER. no,
having entered his appearance aud gwen
security, according TO the act Of assembly and
NE rules OF this court, and il sppeariig 10
mo satisfaction OF the court. thai the "a id
defendant, Milton ~. snyder. is not an in
hsbitani Of this commonwealth: II is order.
ed, that the said defendant do appear here
on The ist day Of the next September term
Of this court, and answer the bill of the
PlsintIfi and that copy Of this order be
,os'bwhh inserted IN some newspaper pub
isheJ IN JeGersop county, for two month =
sueees'iNsly, and posted 81 the front door
Of the courthouse OF said county.
copy Teste,
SAMUEL }. CRAMER, c. ,. c.
July I. 1890.
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n LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IA Tie Post Office. Harpers. Feryv
ia. on the Isl JIiy. 1880.
John II. Hayden
s. s. Allen Mr.. Hubert
William Ault Joseph e.. Hamilton
Isaac Hook
James Brennan
Richard Bordiey Elizabeth Ingles
Sir. Beckhsm Jonathan Twin
Foun'D Beckham Michael Jaraurd
Capt Denis o'Byerne X
John & Geo. Butler Thomas Keyes
James boo'he Nicholas Koonce
Henry buckles Henry brought
Pat O'Brns
Jacob Boeyher Stephen A. Lowe
Alexander Barnes 2 Ann o. Lindsey
Nr. Bougbmsn George Little
Robert boone NJ
Elizabeth hartley Daniel Miller ,
Ann Beancy iieniamin Moore
Noble $. Draden Margaret MeCluer
e. -
Reason Gre Patrick Norris 2
James Coblcn Edgar Nunnsmaker
Nell ChIisty Jonas w. Nye
James Colbert II
Rober, Cisggst Pohn Pescher
K0ber, Cunningham John " Farmer
Henry COnSe Samuel Price
John Cox Elizabeth Pollock
Joseph Colweil n
ID J. w. Roper ,
George W. Dearing william Russie
Henry Dorsy w y. Rowlcs
Peter Diilov Geo. George Rest
Elizabeth Dudley
James Duncansoa samuel strider Q
Y J. u. sullivan
Thomas Eceies John stfider 3
william EyerhsFt isaac stfder
Elizabeth Evcfsole Sarah Smur
Philip Everhsu Levi S,dman
2 John Sellers
Isaac Fouke ? Mary seiigg
Iscub Foarmsn George sypherd
Michael Foiah Beoismin smith
G. Peter Springer
Betsy lee Gray Washington spsngIer
Martin Grace Henry stridsr
NaTfi,s Garrett Abraham Sinclair
The ladies' Garland samuel J. smith
Michael Cary Jscsmiah Seamaa
William Gibson James Stubblefeld S
~ T
George IIsgsiey Thomas TsvenDer
Mary iioge w
John ifugus Docf. WISE
John Hall 2 John g. Wi,soo
Anands Hsu james J williams
sunnns Houk Jshn g. Wood.
ROBERT KEYEs. >. =.
July :, 1850.
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GLASS! GLASS;!

II N CARTER. has 90 hsad O quaint,
AO " Of Glass. VIZ: I by 9. by 10. 10
by IL. by IL. and II by 10, which will
be sold loSes than Bai,imerc prices by she
qsssiiiy. 10 merchants. Being sgest for
the works. be can obtain any sizo that may
be waited. On the shortsst notice. Sc.
Also. fen boxes Of Hollow Ware, ascot.
ed. fssm pinis to gallons.
Hsspss Ferry, June is, 1880.
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NIRGlNIA. TO VIII :

VIRGINIA. TO wIT:
in the superior Court OF Chaneery holden
1T winchester The bret DAY of May. 1880.
Hamilton J.0srson, erectfor of Smith
Slaughter, deed, PLAISrIrY,
Mary Noe and Others, heirs and deri
sees # said Smith Slaughter, dec'd,
DEfENDANTs,
'NH's cause came on 10 be heard this Ut
Il day OF May, 1880, upon tho bali, an
swers, exhibits, and exceptions 10 tho re
port Of Master Commissioner worIbieg,on.
sod was argued by counsel; upon coosIder.
ai'on Whereof il sdjudged, ordered, aud
'eoreec. 'hsi the exception token By ibe
pIainitii TO ihs ssid report, because there IL
tberein stated balance due 10 Mary Noe.
as lrgsiee. which should have been di,ie, i
and reported as due TO her children. uho
are dtiendSnis ia this cause, be sustained
Snd The court being ~ opinion, ths, tho
Plsioul, Ss"xecutor, u not entitled 10 con-
MISSION on the appraised value Of the slave,
emaneIpsiec BY tho will IS Ihe ttsiotor. dell
sustain the exception taken by the defend
ants Smith and wife, TO tie allowance a
one hundred and uiuety.seven dollars spd
I"f'y cents, % commission on the emoneipp.
lsd slaves But the court being of opinion.
shat The executor ough, TO have 90 oppor,u.
niJ 10 exhibit before tie coson,isstossr an ,
claim Tor extra services, 90 relation 10 ~ :
ss'h emsncipstsd negroes. for ~h,ob be NAV
ihibk himself ruiiiicd 10 80 sddiiionsl III
'o"anee' The report - recommii;ed for tia,
PuIpose' Shh tpsiruriiohs not 20 allow the
ssid cofnmissiOn; end with further tpsf,i.r.
tons. so reform she report sgfesabl, "a a.
opinion 81 ,hs court a. 10 ihe share rsnoft.S
due 10 The defendant Msry Noe. cod 20 re-.
oeits any evidence wLisb the pisintg nav
Oder 81 pssmeHis made 10 lie children =,
ssid Mary re. A eopy--TCsfe,
DANL LIE, G. G.
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Cross Cut and Mill Saws.

CSI received. supply Of very sn-
- perIor quality - Cm and 1hH
Sa,os. Also. Mouse hole .aNT'ILS,
sod polished TTCES. al reduced prices.
We bave rcreised another supply Of
Engiish Polished Uagon BoSes. 81 Nv "a.
a. by -. a by ~. 8 by ineh of appros
"a quality. Il & LANE & 90.
Cbespsids. Sbspbefds,owa, Jolly 7.
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AI9y5, 1880.


In ihc Superior Cou,, Of Chauc,rr holt,,.
at Winchester the 18Th Day OF Apr.i, 1850
Allen UiHioD,s. and Ilcien lior,c ~.
,rJc, and SAID .2An Ull'amA, H.,
administrator of Mario Udiigr...
decd, PLAl>r,s,,
AGAINST
John JoiiGe and ELISHA ~. UTHiau,
erectdOrs If Frances Mhn. de..s.
and Others, D,rr<r.>r
EiE order Of puti!es;ioh 9s,Ius L.s.a
i w. Williams, and ~ r., vr.n,,.
Mersds,h, end Robert Williams. hi, ,tii'
dren. aud John L Ssudtord and Am a.,
vile. snd Charles II. Ncgrier, who arc "a.
sent defendants, beng dulS pILli,ted a~t
posted, sSi they silll failing 10 sapear
answcr-snd the subluna, bs,ints hr-pr,.
turned executed on the ether d.fett,,.t.
more than four moths, aud Ihcv >t,li i,il,...
To snsuer. except the dTieucsnt. SlroiA,t
NJ. Helm. the bill OF the con.rlaiuants +, ts
Ken Tor confessed a. 10 them, except 10
sad Sirother-snG this cause came "a 10 b,
heard th,s 18th day of April. 1880. on 81.
bill. answer Of the said Helm 90 cx,f-
bats. and was argued bJ counsel: On Gems,
sidcro'iOD whereof tho court doth ad,,tes
order, and decree, that John !oline and
sna w Williams render an account OF tr,
acminis,raiion of Frances Helm, ;ecea.,t
on the estate Of Meredeth Helm. d.cea,rl
and OF their OF q administration of taes.isie
OF Frances Helm, deed, before ore Of ibe
commissioners OF this court: that tie sa,L
John Joiifte render before the came comuis.
sioneT, his account as administrator d. tt.,,
non, With the will annexed, OF Nerrfei..
Helm. deed; and that the .sid A!lrn W.
iiams reIder, before the sane commi..ior.
CT. tbs account rs administrator ~ A..
Helm, deed. All which the ssid cornlrI..
siooer Is ordered 10 Stale and settle srcort.
ing to tho principles settled IN Ibis decree.
aud make report OF HI. proceedings. lose-
ther with any special matter which he nay
deem P"rt'neui, or either party ay requ..s
10 DC stated. 4 cepy-Te,,e,
Dan / LEE. c. [.
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conrmissione,', oGce, Chnisto,on. ,

Conlmissioner'' O11ce, Ciaylssloicn. ,
JUSE %. 1880.
wv psriies Interested 70 the shove o..
honeo suit, will please tale uofiss. that !
haEe appointed 1hursdsy lie .6ih 6sv Of
August nest. on which DDS, 81 8 s'eiost
a NJ. shall attend ~ my cdise aforesaid
ior The purpose - esrfying ths shove ssei.
ted order " court into effect. uLen ara
where ihsy ere feggesicd 10 attend ~i.b
'ush proofs suf exhibits - srv neessssry 10
ensbis me- u makc ~ nv f,rnff 10 eo,ff
X. WORTiils6 TOS, .Ns, Cea.
June %, 1880.
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BoLTIMo CLOTHS.

'HNbE subscribers have on hand. and ore
n new Offering very cheap. BOLTING
CLoiHS, from No. TO inclusive. Of the
n,os, septofed stamp end quality. Also.
SOhEtS WIRE, adopted for miIlsr's use
THOMAS G.. LANE & co.
hepherdsiown, March %, 1880.
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AGAINST

AGAINST
Mason Bennett, John Bennett, Bonn.
bury Bennett, HIHiGni Bennetf, .L.
(SOn Of I'm I'm. Stone 3. EH.aJefh
ms w,te, late ,cido,c Of HiHiaa Gen
nett, UiHian Ciereiand and Thorn
Ton Bowen and Na,ia his uife,
DEFENDANTS.
g NHE plaintiffs. by their counsel, reply
generally TO tho answer Of the deien
dant William Cleveland; and commits
sions are awarded the parties 10 examine
and take The dispositions Of their witnesses
and by consent OF the parties by their
counsel, 1t IS ordered. that a Master Com.
missioner OF this court, do take ao account
OF the legacy in tho bill mentioned. still
due and unpaid-stating all such matters
specially deemed pertinent by himself, or
which shall DC required by either of the
parties to Do specially stated, and make
report thereof 10 the court, in order 20 !,
Tina! decree. a copy-Teste.
DANL LEE, &C.
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Homc-iHade F7dr and Ton LINN.
RARroN'S prime Old whi.ke,,
- do. do. DO. Apple brandy,
Aud Jam,sOn's Crackers.
Just received and e.. sale nv
GEO. w. HAMMOND.
March 10.
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DAN'L LEE. C. c.
Commissioner's ODiee, CAarlesto,nn.

S""'"'''"tOEe' CVIce, tHdTltNO,Cn, :
JUNE %, 1850.
THE parties interested in the above. IN e.,
uonsc suit, viii take notice, that on Thurs
Gay The ssd day Of July next, at O'Clock,
a. NJ al The Office aforesaid, I shall en-.
ter upon The execution Of tho above rscitc5
order. and continue from doy to day. until
my report be completed; when and where
may will attend with the Necessary proof,
and papers.
II woRTHINGToN, Mas. Com.
June IS, 1850.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

NlNUlNlA, TO WIT:
| IN the Superior Court Of Chsncery holden
at Winchester the 9TH day OF April. 1880.
Samuel .7uis and finn his wifc, and
James Henry .7cis, and INN Mar
garef Hris. infants by the said Sam
uei .4ris, their merit friend.
. PLAINTIFFs,
| AGAINST
Jacob Jfohier. ad,a'ior de 6onis non,
~ifh the ,ciH anneGed Of Jacob Mob
Ter, deed. and Distribute Of said ia
cob and Jane 5iohier. and Others,
DEFENDANTS,
HVHiS cause came on 20 be heard this 9TH
u day Of April. 1880, upon tho bill, an-
| swsrs. exhibits. dispositions. and the re port
OF Master Commissioner Worthing ton, and
was argued by counsel; On con sideratiou
whereof, the court is Of opinion, that the
accounts rs presented by the report OF The
commissioner, are too imperfect 10 enable
the court 10 pronounce . decree between
| the parties: FIRST, because the estate acc cunt
Of Jacob Mohler with his cxecutrix, Jane
has not been settled; an omission which
seems 10 have occurred 10 the order OF re-
ference: secondly, because the commiss lou
I er has taken, As the basis o: his account.
the settlements in Jefferson, ~ hicb are moi
according to the principles Of the court:-
wherefore, IL is adjudsed, ordered, and de-
creed, that tie report be reconmiited, with
| directions 10 settle also the estate account Of
Jacob schier with Jane Mohler, his execu-
trix. and with the following INSTRUCTIONS
tss In stating The account OF Jacob Moh-
ier's estate with Jans Moh!er, The execu-
trix, she Cor his estste) must be CHARGED
with any OF the property bcquc athed to her
Tor her natural life. (eAcept provisions and
articles Of like kind, The use Of which con-
,isis 10 the consumpiion.) which che ms,
have cold or disposed Of in her life lime
such charge 10 be made @. OF the duy Of her
death. I'd. The claims OF The parties upder
each will, must DO presented. 30 as To be
disiinguishs6le from cuch other. Sd. The
property devised for life to Mrs. Mohier,
which VAS ia existence at her death, nust
be charged TO Jacob Mohlcr, administrators
de tonis non, as part OF said Jacobs estate.
All which the said eommis,ioner is to stale
and settle; stating I'll such matters specisl.
~ deemed pertinent by himself, or which
| shall be required by either Of the parties to
be specially stated, aud make repor, thereof
10 the court, in order TO O final decree.
copy-Tesie,
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POLISHED AuGHRs

Superior Chcppiog Axes.
Grading and Moving Soythes.
Add Iodian pond Whet.tone..
lust received and for sale by
q. w. HAMMOND.
Charlsstown, June -. 1880.
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COmmissiOner's O0iee. Charle,ton,l. ,

Conmis'ioner's Office, Chariestou,, ,
- JUNE 81, 1850.
INF. parties interested in the above
SUIT. VIII take notice that on Tuesday the
:iih day VI August next. at Q o'clock, A.
vi. ! shall attend al tie Office aforesaid. in
order to receive sny papers or vouchers
which ~'ll enable me to comply With toe
above recited order.
X WoRrHINGTON, Mas Com.
June ., 1850.
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COUNTY. Scr:
.1pru Court, 1850.
Anthony RosenbcsScr. CoMrLAiSASr.
AGAINST
Hiram Mowrey and James S. Roach,
DErrsp.NIs.
IN CIiANCFRf.
TJVuE defendant. Hifem Mowrey. not hsv.
il ing entered his appearance aud giveo
security, sccorJing to the set or asse mbly
and the rules OF THIS court. and IL appearing
by sa,isfsctory evidence, that he Is not an
inhab,tsut Of his country II is ordered. that
the ssid defendant do appear here ON the
6r.t day Of tho next July term, end answer
tho bill Of the plaintiff, end that copy OF
this order be for,hs iih inserted 10 some
psvspspcr published in Cbsriesiowo, for
Two @onihs sucosssiveis, and posted o, tho
front door Of The court. house OF this county:
Aud IL 10 further ordered. that tho defend.
cot, James s. Roach, be restrained from
pa, ling. conveying away, or seersiiDg the
debts by him owing to, or tho effects in his
hands sf. the said hiram Mowtey, until the
farther order Of this court.
A copy-Tesis.
SAMUEL. J. CRAMER, c. c. ).
May 8, 1880.
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w r have received 700 PRIME tuillsd
w Bags. Of . strong aud heavy twin
add good sizes. 10 Which We uould iesile
the attention Of al uho may want he ar.
tiele good add cbesp.
II C. Lane II 20.
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CoUnis'ionfr's O6gcs. Chariesforn. ,
JCNE 81, 1880.
IllE parties 70 the sboss SUIT. ere here
BY notified, 'hst shsll, on Friday the asa
dsy Of Jolly neKt, ~ . O'Clock. A. NJ ea,e,
upon ibe execution Of The above order =,
tny eilice siofssa,d. and continue from dsv
to DAY until ny report be complste, when
and uhcTe they will siseud With The neee..
ssIy papers snd vouchers
II WOR1NINGTON, Wa C0sn
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