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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-15
From the Boston Patriot.

Mr.. J.6trson's opinion Of Henry Cloy,-
y gentleman Of thus vicinity, having in 1898
addressed MIR. Jefferson on the subject of
the Tariff and asked his opinion Of the A.
merican System and of mr.. Clay as pub.
lie man, mr.. Jefferson wrote 10 him n
reply reply, Of which the following is an
extract:
You ask my opinion of the merits of mr..
Henry Clay, and his policy for the pro,ec-
ton Of domestic industry and manufact ctures.
These are questions which feel some del.
lcacy about answering, first, because mr..
Clay is now a candidate for the Presidency
and secondly, never yet fully understood
10 what ends his policy extends; and al
though | will advance my opinions relative
to the questions you put to me, must beg
that you will not at this juncture give my
views to the public ,hrough the press. As
for mr.. Clay, consider him to be one o.
the most talented and brilliant men ana
statesmen tha, the couniyyhds erer produced
and should live many years longer, hope
/ to see him hold the place ofchief executive
ofihe American republic. His career, thu,
far IN life, has been career Of glory. ant
he has achieved that for his country whilst
engaged IN her cause, which would orna
ment the brightest place in the escutche,r
Of the most favored statesman Of any a,'t
or nation. | say thus much in reply I,
your in,crroga,ories; but, as said belor I
] do not wish to have my remarks given e
the press, for the simple reason. iha, ID q
country is involved in political excite
ment. IN which am not disposed TO ial.'
part as have long since resolved not 4
take part in the politics of the times. ~.
wrist, which is quite lame, admonishcs II Il
to discontinue this hasty no,c. With as
surances Of the most perfect respect, | an
your obliged fellow citizen
TUOS. JEFFERSON.
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form by two Of the crew fanrastically dress.
ed and calling themselves Neptune's Con-
stables, who then led him to chair, after
seating him in which, they lathered his
face with filthy compound oitar, sen wa.
ter, &c, and then commenced sharing him
with some implement which feltli hack
ed iron hoop; at this period the plaintiff
made his escape from his rough chamber
lains and rushed to the captain and begged
to be protected from the endurance of the
remainder Of the ceremony. The captain
then interiered and caused the crew To de-
sist. 1t was further shown on behalf OF the
plaintiff that he had complained to the cap
tain before the mock ceremony had com
uenced that he was ia q delicate state OF
health, and the witness upon this point ad'
ded his behef that the captains reply was
"d--n you, you must take your chance
with the others"
! On behalf Of the defence, il was not de-
MED that the operation as stated was per
formed but ii was contended that, rs IT was
permitted in compliance with an old Gus
tom, and not from any malice against tbs
individual, it could not be severely visitec
that the captain had not taken any par
in the performance Of the ceremony: bu
on tho contrary, that he had protected thc
plaintiff when applied lo-that the plaintiff
himself had consented TO have the cercIno
ny performed on him when brought up
and had actually blind folded himself wheI
requested 10 do so-and that the witnes
was not positive az to the alleged violen
) expressions of the captain.
The Court in addressing the Jury, re
, marked, with regard TO the custom, that IN
present was not the case of seaman, VIII
might he expected to submit to such cere
mony, but Of a passenger, who had pald fo
, his passage--that with regard to the cap
tain's not having taken any part in the pei
fornance OF the operation, that could max
/ 10 difference in the case, as the crew wer
under his con!roul, and he could prever
Q them ifhe choSe-.and after going over tn
evidence on both sides, concluded by tel
Y ing the Jury that ifthey found verdict ft
. the plaintiff, they had then the amount I
: damages 10 consider on-that the safe
course would be to give such amount {
A would serve, in some degree, AS a compel
i sation to the plaintiff, and a warning to otl
g er captains nj the same time not
Il make them excessive, as there was no ma
q ice apparent in the case.
The Jury retired, and after an absenC
Of about an hour returned with verdi
tor the Plainttf'-damages l25 dollars.
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MR.. BARTON AT LOUISVILLE. KY

A late Western mail brought us an &c.
count OF the public dinner, gwen at Louis
Vile, to mr.. Barton, Senator from Missouri
The subscribers numbered nearly hun
drcd. DR.. Richard Ferguson presided
supported by Coleman Rodgers and Nor.
borne B. Beall, as Vice Presidents. The
dinner was, of course, marked by strong
opposition to the present Administration
The fifth Of the regular ,oasts was as fol
lows:
"Hop. David Barton-Whilc such sen
tineis are stationed on the watch tower
noi sven the silent step Of Executive en
eroachment will pass unobserved."
This toast being drank, mr. BARTON de
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An American drummer having strolled
from the camp, approached the English
lines, and, before he was aware, was sciz-
ed by the piquet, and carried before the
commander on suspicion Of being spy,
disguised in drummcr's uniform. On be.
ing questioned, he honestly told the truth.
and declared who and what he was This
not gaining credit, drum was sent for,
and he was desired to beat a coupl Of
marches, which he readily performed, and
thus removed the commanders suspicion Of
his assuming n fictitious character. "But.
my lsd,' said he "let me,now hear YOU
bea, a retreat" "A retreat" replied tho
drummer, there is no such beat in our
service"
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Reform OF rHE STYLE.-It is stated in
a German paper that the government of
Russia, with The sanction Of the Eccclesi.
ssticsl Synod, is about to abolish the old
style and adopt the nes in conformity with
the usage of all other christian nations.
The difference at PRESENT between the two
Calendars is twelve days, that is, the Rus
sian year begins twelve days earlier than
our year. Ii is stated that the emperor
Alexander was desrous Of making this
change. hu, he met with obstacles which
prevented his carrying it into effect.
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Tho amount Of duties secured at tho
New.York Custom House during the month
of April, was Sl28,356, larger sum than
has accrued in any one month for some
years.
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THE HEIR PREsUMPrIyE OF THE Brit
Ism CRowS. The London papers intimate
the probability that the name Of the Prin-
cess Victoria AlexaRdrna will be exchang.
ed for that of Elizabeth, the King having
more than once limited his wish that she
should take the latter name. This prin-
cess, on whom the crown of Great Britain
will devolye in case of the decease in her
life time Of the present King and the Duke
Of Clarence, was born in May 1919, and her
father the Duke of Kent died in the Janu
ary iollowing.-The London Court Journal
says that she is accomplished in degree
quite extraordinary for her age. She
speaks with fucncy and elegance nearly
all the modern European languages; is &
very fair proficient in Latin, and has made
considerable progress in the mathematics,
She is also an excellent musician, and as
sists at the private concerts that are giver
almos,.nigh,ly at the palace, a. kensington
where she resides.
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One sf,hc Masonic Lodges in Verms nj
has gwen $loO 10 tho American Bible -.
clrty.
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The following communication. sddressed
70 the proprietor Of Judkins' Ointment, from
the Hon. John Tahoferro. member OF Cen
gress, - highly interesting. Tho gratuitous
manner ia which il is made, exhibits feel
ings of no ordinary character towards satfer-
ins humanity and - certsiuiy we'll iesery-
lug Of public attention.
WASHINGTON, JAN. Q2J. 1929.
Sir-Ithas been my wish for considers
biz time, TO communica Ate TO you The good Of.
feet with which have used the Oln,n,e n (,
Invented BY q MIR JuJkins, snd vhich 1 now
understand is made and sold BY agents sp-
pointed by yourself have applied ihi, oint.
inert. during the last three years, TO ever,
species Of iumour and wound, without fail
ore 10 produce cure ia every instance. I
. consider ii the most decided and mt 70.
inedy IN al! oasss Of tumosr, bs the cause
what II may. and havo- found nothing go
good for wounds OF any description. II may
DE proper TO add that the cure Of tumsur
called White Swelling. given over by the
most distinguished ply sicisns as incursble,
and which they decided would, without am
puiation. prove fatal to the patient, was uu-
der my immediate notice effected by the use
Of Judkins' Ointment. and the patient is in
hne health his limb ate oted By thu tuuour
being restored TO = perfect state Of sound
ness Also. that the leg Of an sgcd man.
which had been wounded. and exhibited on
oreadtuily liberated surface from tho knee
TO the foot, and which, for moro than two
years, had been considered incurabie, was
ehec'uatly cured by the application o! Jud.
KIM IMMINENT. mention these two cases.
which Tell under my immediate notice and
management. as decided evidence OF the
ehc9cT OF tins remedy in cases Of tumour
nnd oil ulcers ihave experienced as Decd.
ed'y, tho good edeet of this remedy In the
cure OF Feions, and of every species Of fresh
wound. u seems to me that am one ~ho
~ii observe the operation OF this Ointment,
must be satisfied rs to its beneficial effect
ca" with the utmost confidence recommcp nd
the use Of this valuable remedy.
am, cir. very respectfully,
JOHN TAIlAFERRO.
10 Ma. CHAaLEs HGRsross, Propric- }
tor OF Judk,os' Ointment, near Pre-S
dericktowD. Mar. land.
May
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JEFFERSON COUNTY. Scr:

JEFFERSON COUNTY. Ser:
,,.. .7prH Court. 1880.
William 5. Morrison, CoMp1AIS,Sr.
AGAINST
Corbln Baker aud Jacobina Baker.
DEFESDAxTs.
IN CHANCERY.
AVE defendant, Corbin Baker. not hs,
~ ing entered his appearances and gwen
security. according 10 the act Of s,,embly
sod the rules Of ibis court. and II sppesrin I,
pJ sstii'setory evidence, that be - not ar
Inhspitsnt Of tbis county 81, ordered. ha,
,hs ss'd defendant do srpesr here on the
nfh day Of the nsxt Joiy Term. and auswer
Ihe ELL OF the plaintiff, and that a corr az
'bis order BE forthwith inserted 40 .ons
oe"spsper published IN ChsrIestowo' Tor
lH0 months suceessively, end posted a, ,hr
front door OF the courthouse Of this count, +.
and " Is Further ordered, that the defendant
Iscsbios Baker, bs restrained from ps,jng
sonfeJins away. or strreiIng the debis b.
sef owing TO. 90 the sdeots ~ her hands al
me ss'd Coroin Baker, until the further or.
Der Of this court
A copy Te.te,
SAMUEL J. CRAMER.
May 3. 1850.
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May S. 1850.

JEFFERSON COUNTY. Scr:
Nay Court, 1850.
Hamilton Jefferson and William Clcvc-
land. trading under the firm Of JEFF
fersOn L. Cleveland, CoMpLAIxANrs,
AGAINST
Corbin Baker and Jacobina Baker,
DEFENDANTS.
~ CiANCERY.
H>HE defendant, Corbin Baker, uot having
u entered h,s appearance and given sesn-
r,ty. according to The act Of as.e mbiy spd the
rules Of this court. anc II appearing by salts
factory evidence, that he is not 40 inhabi.
tapt OF this counirt: II is ordered, that the
said defendant DO appear here On the first
DAY OF the next August term. and answer the
bill Of the plaintiff; and that q cory Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published In Charicsiown. for too
months .ucces.i,ely, and posts d OF the from,
door Of The ecurt-hou,c Of this county: And
IL 10 further ordered. that the defendant, Ja-
cobios Baker, be restrained from paying
oonseying away, or sscreting the debts by
her owing 10, or the effects in her hands Of.
the said Corbio Baker, until tho further or.
der Of this court.
A cops-Tesfe,
SAMUEL J. CR.a.JER. c. &c.
May 10, 1880.
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MousrArs CARR. Frederick co. Va. ,

y
To CHARLES HERsToss--I Deem ia a duty
Which owe 10 my felios beings, to inform
'hom Of tho good qualities which your mos,
valuable oinimen, (Judkins) possesses. In
the early pari OF last fall. Ihurt my leg in
removing some plank, which in a few DAYS
'hnsmed and became SO painful that ! csuid
not walk lresorted 10 every remedy M.
could hear Of, but all was WITHOUT the Ieas,
enee'; st 'a' there "ere even symptoms OF
modification, and began 10 de.poir Of eya,
getting well. when ! wss advised 10 procure
your ointment and TO try that. ! did so, end
from The hrst application my leg began 10
Es' better, and 10 shor, time was perfeciI,
cured have since tried ~ in several 9th.
eases, and II has always had the desired .
Iecf IN e'erJ instance. and have no hesi,s.
ton IN recommending IL 10 the whole %,
msnkind IS one Of The best ointmeuts tha,
we wor'd Gao afford, and ! wonId not be
Without II N my family for tie world.
Your obcdisnt servant.
JOHN ". +. q f. KEENE.
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oyee cfhe Chesobeake end Ohfo Ca,aI r.
WAssINGTOs, March "a 1890.
oiiCb - hereby gwen, ,bst an INST.
men' of Five Dollars per share. fbei.
hs i+ih insialmeni,) ON ever, share a 80
10 The Chesapeake aud obto Canal comm,
f'quired TO be paid on tie 81 d,v ~ h,l
neN' snd further ssm ~ T~o Datl.f. =,
'"iy Cents per share. (beirg the ith ,n,ia
me"'') on the 81 day 81 Jul, ne1,. which
Is''"en's must be pad Ia ,ie cfcai ~ 4.
'."r~-pcste sod OHIO Canal Co,,tsr,. tori
.~shier. 90 other ofiicef, of c,her a he
lo~iag Banks. via
The bfsneh e tie Bank Of limited IN.
81 Washington.
De Iisnk Il Washington. AZ wsa,ing,os.
- '"'e b~nk, dp.
be Back cfihs Metropolis. =,
ne Partners aud Mechanics l.gk. - C,..,
town
he Bank ~ AIcxsHIfia. 81 Ale,.,,l,.
The BARK dptaomsc. ~.
he Fsru'eFs' Bask q Alex,,,i,,, n.
he neebAnics' Rank 81 Aiess,.,llt, ~
ne hssefs'o~o i'sHk, ~ Iiagsf,f,.o A.
ADJ tbe Branch Of the Vsli,v ~,
Cbsries'oWn. Va
ny 0fcef 81 the President and D;res,,,..
JOHN y. iNGIF. chi
Chss & ohio Canal a.
April 2. 1850 --iAuJy5
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VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
ErRERsoN COUNTY, Scr:

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Scr:
.Ipri Court, 1850.
Samuel ilinklc, CoArLAINAsI,
AGAINST
Corbin Baker and Jacobina Baker,
DEFENpANIs.
IN CIIANCERY.
TIME defendant, Csrbiu Baker. not bsv ing
u entered his appesrsnce end given secu.
rity, according 10 the sct OF assembly and
the rules OF this court, aud Il appearing D.,
satisfactory evidence. that he 10 moi an IN.
hsb,tsnt Of this country n IS ordered, that
the said defendant do appear here on the
first day Of the neat July term. md answer
the bill, OF the plaintiff: and that . copy Of
this order be fotihw iih inserted in somo
nc ~ spaper published IN Cbsrisstowp, tor
two months snccessiveiy. and poatcd ct the
front doos Of the urt-hcuse OF this county
And it 10 further ordered. that Me defe I'D.
ant. Jscobiua Baker. he restrained from pay
ing, conveying away. or secreiing the debts
by her owing To, or the effects ~ her hands
Of. the said Corbin Baker, until the further
order OF this court.
A copy-Tests,
SAMUEL J. CRAMER, c. ). c.
May S. 1880.
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TAKEN Up

A San est'ay. BY tho subscriber of the
roussy OF jefferson. BAY MARE.
soou' hItesn hsods high. With a small star
20 tbs forshesd. and sea, ON the ncsr
ou''ock' four years old last spring: and
sspp'a''ed 70 the sum Of eighty aoIisr.-
<ne o"Dss - desired 10 come forward.
prove property. pay charges, ADD take he,
sway.
ALEXANDER GLASsFoRD
Juno -, 1880.
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Mary Noe and Others. heirs and der;
secs Of said Smith Slaughter, dec'd,
DEFENbAxTs.
I'fiiS cause came on TO be heard f.is L.,
u das OF MAY, 1880. upon he bill, on
swers, EXHIBITS, aud exceptions 10 the re
port Of Master Commissioner Worthiesto,
and was argued by counsel. upon cons id,r
aiion whereof, II 10 sdJudged, ordered. md
dsorecc, That tho exception tsken bt the
riaihiih To The said report, because there -
ihsroin stated balance due 10 MARI Noe
a Ifghtee, which should have been divided
hnd reported 80 due TO her children ubo
afe dsfobdhbis Ia this cause. be sustained
snd The court being Of opinion, that tbs
piSipiin, asexecGior, ~ not entitled 10 com
mission on The appraised value Of the slave.
emSneiPsiee by the " iii Of the iestator. doth
sustain The exception isken by the defend
sn's smith aud wife, 10 The allowances Of
one hundred snd ninety seven dollars and
I"I't cents, "a commission on the emsbcips.
ied slaves; Bus the court being Of opinion.
'hat The executor ought TO have sb opporiv'
bhf To eAbibIi before the commi.sionst an,
cloim Tor eNiTs services, N relation To- tbs
said emsne1pa'sd negroes. for " hich be ms,
think himself entitled 10 an additional ii
lo"snoe, The report - Teeommiited for ,baf
puspOss, Siih InsirgctioEs not 10 slios Ga.
sad CON mission; oDd wilh further insfrue.
hons' TO reform the report agfesshl, 20 IN,
op'nion ~ lhe court % 10 the sbate 70 no,tsd
due TO The defendant Mary Noe, ssd 10 70
ert'e any evidence which the plsiotia ,,.,
oHeT ~ ps'meDts made 20 The ebtld,.o ~
said Mary Noe. A eopy-Tets.
DANL LEE. G e.
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VIRGINIA. TO WIT !:
june %. 1885,

IN the Superior Court OF Cbanc.,v
no'urn ~ Winchester the 30rh dsy oi
April. 1850.
Thomas Tool. administrator of JoseDL
Uc.uurr6a, dec'd. PlAtST,yr
AGAINST
AUovcdTd DiTon, Erccurir of .LoLo
Mron, decd. and me hairs of said
iced, John Taylor and Others.
DEFESDANTs.
tIiIS cause came on 20 be heard ,h,s
- SOth day Of April. 1880. upon the hill
exhibits end demurrer filed on The mar, nj
The defendants. Disons. and va, argucd
by counsel on consideration " hereof ~.
court doth override the said demurrer ana
order That the defendants sn.ws,.
Whereupon. the answer Of Margaret D;v.
on' an l"iani' ~ Jshn >. Msgill. her qua,
a'An "a htni. - Gled-and BY consent of
The psftlesby their counsel. it's adiudV.d
ordered. and deereed. that Masts, Csm
missioner Nofthinktob do examine. s,a,e
snd settle. the cxecutofiaI account oT IT,
defendant. Margaret Dixon, as esscot,i,
oi John Dixon. decreased. and ssr.,,.;,
he amount Of The personal estate lef D.,
The sad John Dixon: md that be ,l.o =:
certain The amount Of the real estate l.n
~ ibe SAID John Dixon, drcessed 90
make report 10 this court. IN ord, g.
i,nai decfee-sisfIng al matter, srer,.il,
deemed PERTINENT hy himself. or wh,rL
msy be required 10 be so stated BY an, Of.
'he Pafhcs a copy-~TesF.
DAHL LEE, c. 6.
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WISH 60 employ a practical Nil.
Yer. who y capable IS taking ehsrge
Of . Mil 20 all AeT bsssehss To such a.
eee' good wages ~di be given. Recon.
mendsi'ens wili be required 90 20 h., ca
pasIity, character. sc A man eth a
smsu fsmily you'd be psefewed.
Inquire Of the Printers.
June 20, Is3o-0
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IRISH sHEETINCs.

iuE ssb,eribtE has in store few
pees' Of Irish Sheetisg. Of good oval
~ S s We vail ecu vssy cheap. AIso.
~ ao1rn o. Chappees superior cir ord
k So''on. rb'sh he win cell 20 enc
DsH'u.ors pr'ce.by the dszen. Also, b,os6
st,pes 'Sfo"u'e Dlmi,y. very supcyior
ano ebesp WIN CLEYELAkD
Cbsrlcstowp, June %
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cOmmi'';One,'s C1ree, Chorl,s,O~n. ,
JuNE 81. Isa0.

JUNE q, 1850.
THE psriies Interested ~ the sbo,e-ms1.
Toned suh. vii please take nOiies. fhs,
have sgpoisied Thursday the ssih dsv Of
A"gns, neat. on which doy, 81 O'Clock
=. ~ 'hah st'end 81 my Office sfovessid
Tor the purpose 81 csrF,ine he sbo,. eel,
ted order Of court inio eject. When and
where hey ere rsqTessed 20 sitend Win
'ush pTsofs ssd eshib,s - sre necesssrv 10
eDsble me O. make ~ nv rspori 20 cent
X W0RfIIiNCT0S, Ma Cen.
June -, 1880.
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Notice

DFTITtONS will be presented TO The rex,
n Legislature of Virgins. prsyiog the ps,.
ssge NJ laws one granting . separate .iee.
h"o 70 be held - Snith6sld. IN Jsasrsou
eoun'y' Asd one for granting = lottery 10,
EASING a .um Of money, 10 convey me wst.r
row Turkey spring. through pipes. 10 the
April ~. 1880
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U hereby certify. thst 7 was for man,
nonihs cfll'oted most grie,ousiy with The
'e'to, upon botn OF my heels, causing op.n.
,ns. large enou gh 10 admit . pcrson.,npx.r
risd various remedies 10 vain. when - a.
induced 10 try JudkiBs' oinimen,. and wa.
eufsd %, the use ola single boz. sm.nx.
'ops ,ha' others. simiisrI, sHlicied. hay a.
W" themselves Of so vsIushIs . remsd,
ROBERT FULTON.
Chsrlesfovn, Dec. rs. 1929
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4 ooPy.-Tcs,c.
DAN'L LEE, c c
Commissioners QGce. CAoriqsfoun.

commissioners CP7ce. Chorlesfoun. ;
r,, JvSE 10, 1850.
Hh parties interested ~ the sbo,e-u.,
.n'h. sun; "'i please take notice. hat
T. lee, Esq IN ephrrdstown. on sai
gay NE Rsih day 81 August neNt. a, q
oiock a. NJ to enter Upon the oAeeu,ios
'hs above reeiisd order Of cot,r, and A.
ADJOURN from DAY 10 day. and from tins
s.n'e' unti my report shpii be cotnpletso
ihey GRO desired 10 attend with an pro.f
'ou' hers aud other papers relating 10 d +.
r. woRTHlNGToN, Ma, Con
June -. 1850
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cOmmissioner's ON.ee. 61ml.,lorn.

ComD'issioner's QGce. Chylesiorn. ,
No. JuNE 81. 1880.
Tlif. parties 10 The sbors .uif, ave here
~ noi'ted. That shsiI. on Friday The 2sd
day eiJnly setf. 81 . o'rlsek, A 81 enf,,
upon The execution Of the above otd., a,
my Office AFORESAID. and continnc rom dsv
To day until my report be csmplese. wke.
aud ~here they wall stteod With The neee..
ssry papsrs and vnuehefs
X WORTIIiNGToN. Mas C.sa
june %.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-07
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Scr:

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Scr:
.lpyd Court, 1850.
Anthony Rosenbergcr. CoMYLAIsAsr,
AGAINST -.-t-..-
Hiram Mowrey and James s. Roach,
Defendants.
IN CJANCERY.
YNHE defendant, Hiram Mowrty, no, hsv.
i ng entered his appearances aud given
security. according to the ACT of s,se mbiy
and the rules Of THIS court, aud IL sppe airing
W ssti,fsctory evidence. that he j. not an
inhao,iaot Of this country IL is ordered. tina,
the said defendant do appear here On the
brat day Of the next July Term, snj soswsr
the bill OF the plsintih, and that y copy OF
This order DO iorih~uh inserted 10 Some
newspaper published VA Cbsris.iown, for
two months successiveiy, and posted at the
front door Of the couri. house or this county
Aod IL 10 further ordered. that the defend.
snt. james 5. Roach, be sestrsined iron,
paying. conveying away, or sscrstipg the
debts ty him owing To, or the effects 10 his
hands Of. the said Hiram Mowrey, until the
fur Their order Of this court.
coPy-Teste.
SAMUEL J. CRAMER, C. c. ,.
May 5. 1880.