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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-04-06
/" MD, NOD. nofdiuI


The auctioneer, supposng he was buying
goods all the while, knocked down several
thousand dollars worth in his name,
The sale was closed, and the Dutchman,
unconscious of having made any purchases,
rubbed his eyes and returned home. it
may well be supposed then, that he was
prodigiously astonished the next morning,
when bill of goods as long as his arm,
purporting TO have been purchased by him
the day before, was sent to him.
Here's bill of your goods, sir" said
the Mercury of the yard-slick.
Mine goots !" exclaimed the Dutch
man "vat goots :"
Why. the goods you purchased yes
terday at auction"
Mine Colt I buys no goots yester-
day. | atten,s sale TO be sure, but |
did not pid.'
"Not bid how comes it then that the
goods were struck down to you p
Mine gracious now thinks how it
was-l gets ashleep, and while Twas nod
din. de tam auctioneer made de mistake"
N. Y. Constellation.
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A BAD MEMORY. A village pedagogue
in despair with stupid boy, pointed to the
letter A, and asked him if he knew it?
Yes, sir" "Well, what is it ?" s.Iknows
him very well by sight, sir-but rot me if
can remember his name."
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-04-06

|rGoMERY.

In ~ - ~ ~ 9g
BTGOMERY.
d yards from the
Hay, General Mont
with other men,
|rning Of December
eding to the assault,
be may be easily re-
the alterations
At that period, a
made between the
river, so that YES
The rock by large
b still remains, near
American General
\ we're discounted.
&c. all have been
AT the top Of the
street Immediately
" had been erected ,
the southerly forge
more wildly teach
b, and the minute
th SO many impor-
That the success of
essentially altered
events connected
lada, is self-evident:
Effected that all this
nipple fact whether
a few steps north
Face at a given mo-
ID out so DIS to form
the road-and il
point should have
! shot could have
be gun been loaded
BY, it might have
& party who were
ust have left all the
being filled with
iseharge killed or
pup who had passed
as the gun was
weep that narrow
onal circumstances
lh, burial and dis
b Of General Mont
ed by Mr.. James
! when the request
lues might be re-
where they now
monument erected
hnrch, on Broad
Hstill living, ninety
lis believed, is the
nglish aud French
ed, either in the
luebec, during the
;, Of the city Of
declare, that, |
of an Assistant
ege of this city,
rs l775 and 1875
under the COM
General Richard
an attack made by
der the immediate
ontgomery in the
nber, l775, on a
ernmost extremity
Vile, the Cen
wound, and with
70 Aids-de-camp,
eman, who were
the lst January,
over with snow.
kept an Hotel a.
h General Mont
boarded, was
ady after ii was
bonn, and which
lcular mark which
: head, to be the
Nen conveyed to a
VIE to the Presi-
divided a genteel.
body. which was
and outside Of it
in the night of
sonveyed by me
was Inferred six
within a wall
magazine near
NSt. Lewis gate.
vas performed at
I'd Mr.. Montmol-
garrison. That
we're buried in
eoMns, and that
Min twenty-five
IAat | am positive
'e, that the coffin
algatnery, taken
Y, Ne 10th Of the
sls, is the iden-
me on the day
y present coffin
NE late General.
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YANKEE CURIOSITY.
sCENE-A TAVERN.


Host. Good morning, Mister;
don't recollect your name now.
Stranger It's of no consequence.
II. I'm pretty sure I've seen ye some.
where.
S. Very likely you may, I've been there
Fl. Twas sure twas so; but strange
should forget your name.
S. II is indeed somewhat strange that
you should forget what you never knew.
III. 1t is onaccountable strange-it's what
Pm not often in the habit of, assure We
! have for the most part remarkably de.
tentive memory. In the power of people
that pass along this way, I've scarce evel
made las the doctors say a sLapsuS slinkun
of this kind afore.
S. En-, heb
H. Travelling to the western country
| presume, Mister.
S. Presume any thing you please, sir
but don't trouble me with your Prescriptions
II. OLord! no sir-I wont do that-I've
no ideer Of that-not the least ideer in the
world. l spose you've been to the west.
ward afore now
S. Well, suppose have?
H. Why, on that supposition, was 60
ing to say, you must be pretty well-that is
to say, you must know something about the
place.
S. Eli, heh!
H. l take it you're married man
Mister?
S. Take it as you will, that's no affair Of
yours.
III. Well, after all married life is the
most happiest way of living; don't you
think so, Mister?
S. Very possible.
H. Iconclude you have family Of chill.
dren, sir?
S. don't know what reason you have &c
conclude so.
Fl. o, no reason in the world, Mister
not the least but thought | might just
take the liberty to make the presumption
you know-that's all, sir. take it, Mister
you re man about my age?
S. Eth, heh
H. How old do you call yourself, if I may
be so bold
S. You're bold enough, the ID knows
II. No offence, hope-T-I-I wouldn't be
thought uncivil by any means. / Away.
calculate to treat every body with civility.
S. You have very strange way of show
ing it.
IT, True, as You say, l gnnerally take N,
own way In these'ere matters. Do 20,
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As the progress of the seasons has brought

As the progress of the seasons has brought
again that melancholy period for business
men called cucumber tlme," we venture to
recommend as light reading suitable for hol
weather, the following dialogue from the
Berkshire American, entitled "Yankee
Curiosity; " not that we think it expedient
that Yankees should ridicule Yankees as a
class, for the particular qualification of for
elgners. but rather on the strength of the
old maxim, "never spoil joke for relation
ship sake" A Yankee or any other man
possessed with the demon of impertnent
curiosity is assuredly nuisance, who de-
serves as much to be laughed at, as Mrs
Royal deserves to be ducked in cold water
for common scold.-Boston Gazette.
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BUYING GOODS ASLEEP.

We hope nobody will doubt the truth
OF the following anecdore, nor call in ques
lion the proprety of putting down the hero
as a Dutchman, seeing that the Knicker-
bockers and Inc Schlafenschlagers have
prescriptive right ofsnoozing whensoevel
and wheresoaver they please.
A fat descendant of one of the old Datch
burghers of this goodly city, was awhile
ago attending an auction sale. Every
body knows that at these sales a nod is
taken for bid. Very soon after the sale
commenced, the Dutch merchant, who
had sat up late at a row-de-eow the night
before, fell into a comfortable snooze; in
which condition, as people are apt 10 dc
who sit and sleep, he kept
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-04-06

A NEW METHOD OF CHARRING WOOD.
The last number of Silliran's Journal
coutains description ofa'new method Of
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-04-06

We were very much struck with the fol-
lowing story, but we have forgotten
where we found it.-JMass. Journal.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-06

NoNDsN. prc. CT.

On MIR. k-rcheval's motion. the com.
u'niee tor Courts ut Justice. wcr. m.
strucicd To inquire into the expcdicn.
.cy ot amending IN act concerning
executions. &c. So as 10 compr! the
sherihs, &c. To make return To the
Clerks office Of the sale Of the effect,
obtained IN the schedule Of any insoI.
vent debtor, and the sum produced
thereby.
On MIR. Morgan's motion, an iuoui.
~ was directed into the expcdiency Of
e"nicrring upon the monthly terms of
Jefferson county court, the right to try
and decide criminal prosecutions.
TUESDAY. DEc. %.
Tn motion OF Nc. Williams Of lien
rico. the Committee Of Courts of Jus.
'lce were instructed to inquire into the
expediency Of 80 amending the several
acts concerning the keepers and exhi-
bitors Of the A. Is. &. and r.. q. tables
and he Faro Bank. and Of other gam
ing tables of the like description. as to-
provide that persons hereafter convict
Ell 81 offences committed prior to the
ls' May, 1898, against those Laws. NAV
At their election be- punished ia the
same manner a. is now prescribed bv
law. Tor the same offences committed
since the lst MAY, 1898.
On Mr.. Robcr,son's motion, the
Committee of Roads and Internal Ma
VACATION. we're instructed to inquire i'm
to the expclicncv cf Incorporating a
company ,o establish rail ru,,l from
Pe'crsburgh 10 some point upon the
North Carolina line.
bill was ensrosscd 10 incorporate
tho Charlestown Library Company.
THURSDAY, DFc. ~.
MIR. Miller from the joint committee
to examine the Treasury Accounts .pre-
sentcd Report. which was ordered To
be printed. (rhs committee report
THAT the sum of money in the Urea
sury on the cath Dec. was S42O. COS
36"-and they state, that ut fully APP
pears that all the money ct the Com
monwcalth is duly accounted for, aud
in the proper place this day.
We omitted tn notice. at the proper
time, that the election Of Governor is
postponed till the 2d Saturday in Jan.
The removal Of two members nf the
Executive Council, (vulgarl, called the
scratch takes place on the first We'd
nesday. and the election OF four mem
bcrs. on the I'd Monday, two of these
IN place OF Mc>srs. John Campbell and
Nash Legrand, appointed to be United
States officers.
The Senate took temporary recess
from Saturday last, till The 1st Monday
in January. They adopted the resolu.
ton no to 81 from the n. of d.. that
Governor Giles's Office does not expire
till the 18th March.
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DAHL LEE, c. G.
CoNnIssIoxER's OrrIcE,

Ch0TiesfOirIi, Jan. $50
THE Partie, INTERESTED N he .b"S" men.
TONED SUIT, as we'll os those moving -lsiuis
against Wilnsm vs>;=i. dee 'j--who ere re
fuested TO exhibn them before me--wiii
please take n"tee, thar Q hail .uead ~ my
oti'ce IN Cbar!estown. on F,idsy ths : I'd iasf.
Tor the purpose OF carrying tue above rsei-
led order Of Court into effect. when aud
where theN ere tsGIesteJ 10 suspd .t9 o.
o'uck. NJ. w':h The necessary papers and
Proofs, 10 enable me TO perform Tie duues
required by sad order OF court
X WORT UINGIoN, .NsAer Com.
Jan. 6, I5?e--Jt
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az. q" FRIDAY the Is ia, .t J,,n.
"N' iou. fruHn the snh.er,h, 49,.
HmuhhrIi. Jefferson count, ,,.,
Neg'" Man named BILL. -aou, 90 ,,.,. -
80 ''ee' or lO inches high, sod IF b.od.
cli"f 'e'n look When spoken to, AM IN
from hlsA'sh when he ,pr.kS, hs. . 49,
Inn eve, ocSor"~ down With his no~e. ur,,,.
tree lac ~s. c,iped by hm1 f.lh.v Easn
Toured fulled-hns;, h-d on new dr.b.co-
the s-mr-s dark .,n.i. snd p.ntsloon. ,,f
two cotton SHIRTS, white S@so>sIo~n ve,i,
worn, par of strong shoes. "a Ia, sbou, h,lf
sod then nslt in the sole. Ne wi together.
change h's name and o'sthing, he b.ob.hIv
oily gone to hedges Chapel where he rnhs.
uncle hN'"g - Ina 10 tree. ny the nxre 81 R.a
Scr' ~hh . view 40 obtsin his free Iious ccs, ~
cate. ~h'ch Is sues,ed by Robert e. lee.
ceik 81 The superior Court 81 J, n, rson coun-
". Fh's fellow, B,ll, hss sn urcle " Tie,
"A'ne at Jack. who lives an " inehr-,er, and
vas "oers'ed ey B-aty Carson. he may have
oo'A"eo bis freedom certificate and change,
III. nams to Jack. The above reward viii he
p-'d Tor experimenting and securing SAID run
s~ay IN jail. AID giving the SAB set,s.r note.
'nerco', ~ that lac gets him again, Il out 90
the s's'ci but " spprsLended IA the state.
'~enty i've dollars only ~sll be PAID. 9TH all
resronsble EXPENSE q brough, home Al
persons are Cautioned against h.rbourirg on
employing sad runaway. ss ! am d-te, nuocIl
to go TO the full eK'rem.'l If Law
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Jan. 6. 1880.
E> The Chsrbershurg Repository VII
cepy the above foS ) weeks, anal for = .rd Tho
account
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-06

LoHisrHe mud PCriiand Canal -Thi,
important work around the Falls VI
OHIO, according {" sn extract 81 tie
Report 81 the directors published m
ihs last Western FILLER. - 80 nearly
finished that there j. little doubt 81 ~
final completion during the next snm
mcr. The large bridge over the Canal.
Quit of stone, on the turnpike from,
Louisville 10 S,ippingport, - a splcn
lid piece of masonry. The centre Ir,h
Us G6 feet span, and tvs" side arches,
over tie slopes 10 the banks Of the Ca
nal. are 80 feet span each; the Whole
length Il tie bridge is 24O iect. and u
contains Sal perches 1T mason work.
This Canal at tao mllcs ga length IL
estimated 20 be equal To fifty ra'lcs 81
the Ohio Canals, q cross section Jring
200 feet Nide at the top. 80 feet "ihe
81 the bottom q Csc Canal, and - feet
deer.
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Curious fact IN Natural Hsfoy -
The large snsils which are found IN
gardens and woods. discharge a vii
tish substanoe, With a shiny and gelsti.
nous appearance, which has been Know D.
70 oeH'ent two pieces of llint 80 strong
" ~ 10 braF dashing on the pavement
without the junction being disturbed.
although the iiIntbroke into fragments
by fresh frsethCes
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PLiINTIFF,
INST

John -h'irtn. Jr. administrator Of .L,bn
FOnfs, deceased, amt IhehGrs ofJohu
Io'pS, deceased, DEFESDArS.
IS '"gg-sied To tho Court. that The de.
u tendsuI. Sarah fontE. has inisrmaTrisd
18th Samuel Asdrrsoo; On tho n,oti"n OF
he plaintiff, ~ her council, The ss,d sam
eel Anderson - made . defendant 9Th his
s4'd ~'ie. and the plaintiff ~ permitted Ia
amend her b'H Tor that purpose And this
esvss came on To be hsarJ ms .5tl IA, OF
November. isfS, UPon the b,i. suG1efs o.
The infant defendants. By their Guardian. al
hie'a the order oG p.nlicstion nrzisst iBs
abssbi Defendant And 70 appearing 20 Etc
Subtraction % Tho Court, that ias OF sr Je-
isndsnis hsss been dGiy served With tho
SuopGns moro s',sn four nOnfhs. ihs biif C.
he plaintit - taken for eOnfsssfd sgsins.
theni NtersUp-a ne Court doth sdtndge
order. aid decree that the jefendsst, JOIN
nslsin. adm aisirSlOr of J0f Tanix. dec q
DO sstiis MS scepgafs Of adaain.sirstion, o.
80 estate Of 80 said fOutI. before . CON
nissic1er e thls court. md o. ssid eommit
stoueT o. dirsc.fi 10 tsEa en- account Of the
Tesl esisie Of 90 - JOHN HouiZ ~ Dossesa.or
81 80 hsirs, nH 1rtch ti.s ekscail0n Of sx
ten. 90 ihs nil S1sniiOusd has seen Isvise
Siso the probable feafiy v.lus Ol hes gss.
esistr AH VIII ITO So rOmisi,stoneF ,.
20 rtPort. sisfiak SUCH lnsUsrs specisr.
dserisd Psr'iHeL - Limse.f o. whiehsls
Be required o. sFheT " us parties 10 BE-
sPee'sliJ staisd, N arseF u a LaAi decree
AcorJ -It,t-,
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VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA.:
~ the Superior Court OF Chsncer, holden
81 Winchester, MOads.. NoVeniJtt sOth.
isss
bHiom Herbert and George rs. Hln,-
Phrcys. PLAiATlfss,
AGAINST
Francis Gardner, odninisfrasoro EFF UR
ham Ie.loi. dec'd. hury H. curt
ner. John Jtajia,a Gar,fner. iiOr,ah
Sarah Garintr. Douid Pvns, Jonas
-poifs, and John PoHs.
DEFENDANTS.
WIS cNus- came on 10 b. heat. IN 30Jlt
dsN OF November, 1879, upon ,be III,
etaious. aud ,ns~.r-, and was argued by
Counsel: OF rUnsIierstiOn whereof the
Court Goth sdJTdge. order. and decree that
Master Comm -s,oner WoCthIug,on DO rxs-
mtne, STAT, aud settle the estai. accouu, Of
The said William S-SsI. deceased suh
Francs Gardner, the Ad IN, nistr.,.r thereof;
aud that ss take an account OF the debt> II
the said William Vestsi. shev ing The cha
RI oisr and d'gnIty thereof snd sI.o m &C.
count Of Tho real estate Taft by him, sud tha
snnnsi value thereof, sIsEns all n3usr. xps.
cislly by himself deemed pertinent, or which
may be required Ia De SO .atoJ by IN, OF
The parties. and msks report to THIS court,
an order TO = 6nai drorss--and liberty 10 re-
serted TO the 'ufont defendants TO .b.v
Gauss against this decree within yesr and
DAY after they shall respectively have AZ.
tanned the sss Of IssntS Que tsars.
eoPy--Tesic,
DAHL LEE, {. @.
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THE NEW YEAR.
JEFFERSON & CLEyEI.ANI

thew moo, grateful ,cL,oa l.,I,..
u me"'- to their c'i>,on-r, and tie p,hi,,
:" large tor the very liberal patronage The,
"s>e received IA their mercantile bu.,,,..
since tbe'r commencement; and more u.,,;.
c"'.'iy during tho past wear. o. IS then ~,,.
IN merit Continuance Uf the same d,,r,.y the
present y-"r, BY offering cheap good. To- pur
chssers generslly-to insure which they mus,
AK The favor of those indebted to them hs .
p't'' not convenient To pa, the whole =.
mount due At the close Of the past year -
Those ~ho cannot make il convenient 20 dis.
charge their accounts, are hereby i, ,rm,d
mat they are ready for settlement nv bond q,
note The necessit, M closing account. a,
ira-i Once IA the course of . year, a ,.o doub,
phN'"n' Ia those concerned.
Jan q. 1850.
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We are glad to learn. from the Alex.
andris Gazette and Georgetown ca.
lumbar, that, in addition 10 the loan
of one million of dollars fnr this Cor.
poraiion. Mr.. RrsH has obtained IN
Europe, tar the Corporations Of Alex
andria and GcOrgrtown. each, twn hun
drcd aud fifty thousand dollars. Tor the
purpose 1T paving their respective sub
scrlPt'ons (" the stock of the Chcsa
Ipeake and Ohio Canal Company.
.Nd Int.
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Ch0ricsfOt0n. ,fo7 /. 1880.
T3E psf;iss faisrestsd 10 ne shove msn
toned sui, ere he sbJ s0tihsd that shsi
attend 81 ny Office IN ChsrissioSR, 90 S.
ivvSsy re as ssfasf. for the e.rp0ss 81 co.
fylns he ~ishsn rscte1 order of eouri inio
snecf. Shsn md shore they ere Fequsslso
" attend, 9Th The necessary psPsrs en-
s'ide9es. 20 stsols re 70 rsrlern ihs o.
les required sy SEQ order % eeurt
n. ORTHINGTON. Ms,'sv Cen.
leo 9, tssC--3t
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VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.

inc rV-t Master General, were drawn
'" the N'aduct by one hor Sc. IN actual
W iittie less than -ix minutes. After
aiiShhng To view the magnificent cra-
n'tc structure. the party again seated
themselves. anal were conveyed back
Pra,t street IN the same brief ne
rod, az =: the extraordinary rate of
,.ffie." mtios 0i hour la o-L-r 10 .Low
me perfect ease and rap.di,y with
which heavy loads can I've tran .rurted
! on well constructed rail- road. thrc.
carriages were attached Ia each Other.
and being filed with more than ,i4t,v
ptrSonS. were readily drawn by one
horse at tn rate OF upward, of eight
mMe- AN hour. Averaging each pas
senger nj "nehundred and fifty pound.
weight. and estimating the three car
iiagcs tn weigh together two and halt
tons. II follows that a single horse has
actually drawn load of at least eight
md hall tons, NJ the speed of upu ard.
/ "i eight miles an hour. And this ex.
tra"r,linary result wa, ACCOMPLISHED
without any apparent di.tres, To- the
animal. or, indeed, uncommon exer.
ton on his part. .3p3rr.un.
The NpTnef.-The New York Com
mcrcial. of Mondav afternoon. say,
-" Additional arrival, from ,a,,nrs
ports al the Guii of Mexico. leave no
! doubt ~ to the melancholy late al the
Hornet. The gale IN which she wa,
swallow ed up. was one of the most
terrible hurricanes ever knownin those
. seas. The captain oi hight bri. Who
WAS IN the edge of the tempest. repre-
SCENTS u ~ having been the most appall.
inS spectacle thar he ever beheld.-
! Ihc sea was wrought into n foam a,
though a thousand water spouts were
, bursting over a. MANY whIrlpools.
while the winds were driving with
iurv that mountains only could resist.
Hts own vessel was yer, li.ht, and
although but in the edge of the gai..
he Was borne almost thorough the all.
he knew not how. The Captain thinks
that no heavy ship, or ship heavily Ia
lieu, could have stood ,hat awful TEN
pest"
ShW P0r. letter, from Darling
/ go. 49, - hUt great UTGNA
leEec ot the small pox in that city aud
us v'oinity-an hundred patients are
, sad Ia have fallen under the care of
one OF the principal physicians. Of
whom at least two thirds bad pre-, :nu,-
" undergone va, cinarion. A studen,
~ the law Office Of Garrett ID. Wall.
Esq. died Of this disease an SUNDAY
last. which had produced great con
Ntcruatiop among the inhabitants, aud
"NcItcd much alarm for the general
safety. as he was known To have been
vaccInated same few years since by
ono of the most eminent Of the faculty.
IN the State of New Jersey. The phy-
>ician>. II is said. have unlurml, re
used I" resort la incubation. IN con
sequence Of which, many unauthorized
persons. female a. well as male. have
undertaken the business. aud are i'm
parting The virus To all whom they can
influence ar contrni.-L ". J. Com.
Singular Marriage. At All Saints
Church. Lewes. were married. on the
9TH November. (gun powder plot davl
MIR. Guy. to- Miss For.
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Mayors OrFIcF.
Udshin gtOn, Dee. 96. 1890.

~ dShUi1'o', Dfc. 70, l6Su.
70 the Editors of the National Intelligence
communicate To YOU. Tor the in
formation of your City Readers. and
OF those who take an interest I'm the
prosperity Of thi, city and its under
takings, that have received authcn
TIC intelligence, that the Hon. Mr.
Rush, the Agent uf this Corporation
Tor that purpose, has completed the
negotiation Of Loan in Europe. ton
one million Of dollars. 20 pay our Sub
scrlptlon to the stock OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Cana' Company. The pre-,
cIse terms of the Loan are moi known
but II has been obtained al an interest
oil less than six per cemt. per annum.
Yours, respectfully,
10: GALES, Jr. NaYOr.
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CoNNissioNTn'l OYYica, }
ChGricsfOUn. Jan. I, 1880. (
TIVE partner infcfostrt o. re shove n~r.
'o"ed suit. ~ veil 20 those hasfE cls,-is
FA'nsi John foniz. deceased. hira,re his
'ef'- ~ 10 srs requested 10 ext bh fhsm
hsiors ms viii please tske notscs. inst
-hsH attend stny oGice 90 CtsFissfoen. On
IApr's1y iss riu iHfgrf for tho purposs OF
afr' INK iis shove rsci'ef order q court
INTO sH~et Siea std where thsy ere re.
7Hssisd 60 siisHd. wiis tbs necessary pspsrs
nd s'ioenrs. 70 snspi- tss ~ psrform tie
isftcs roo red ~ said orf,r Is eotfi
X wpETiifNs FOS .9sss.- Cea.
Jsn. ., $50 st
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-06
VIRGINIA

IN the superior Court Of ChaneetY holden
Al Winchester Friday, November -. sac.
INN ncEtroy. administrative n III
ham MeEiroy. deceased.