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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-10
.New Seas0nable
GOODS.
HOGMIRE & BOYD.

gEyAKE pleasure in making known to their
r old customers, and the public gener-
ally, that they have received and finished O.
pening, their supply of FALL Il WINTER
GOODS, which they are determined TO sell
at prices that cannot fail TO please They
therefore request all persons wanting cheap
goods, to call and examine their stock, which
will be found to consist OF
Super and common blue, black, brown and
mkt Cloths;
Super and common Cassimeres and CASH
Nets, (all colors.)
Rose and Point Blankets; Padding;
Black and colored Bombazetts, Bombazins
and Circassians;
Black s. do merino Circassians; Moreens;
Blue. brown s. plaid CaRbIet; Tartan Plaid;
Red, green, yellow and white Flannels;
Fued and plaid Linseys; Beayerteens;
Fancy bangup Cords, and Tabby Velyets;
Swansdown, Toilanet and Valencia Nesting
Black silk velvet, and cut velvet Nesting;
Black and scarlet merino long Shawls;
White and black merino square Shawls;
Cashmere & Valencia long s. square Shawls
Fancy silk. Barrege < Popln handkerchief;
Do Grenadine, and eros de India do.
Black and colored Gro de lndes, and Gro de
Maps;
Changeable Gro de-naps and black Lutte.
strings,
Black and colored Nancon Grapes; Pongees
Italian Grapes, black and colored;
White, PINK and green Florence; blk. Mode;
Black and colored silk Crava's; silk Stocks;
Black lace Wells; white Bobbnetts;
Cambria and furniture Dinity; Wadding;
Book, Swiss, uil, Jackonett and Cambria
Muslin;
Baudanna, cotton and black silk Handk'fs;
Thread and Bobbinett Lace and Edgngs;
Calieoes and Ginghams; black and colored
Cambricks;
Millinett and foundation Muslin; Lawn;
Irish Linen and Linen Cambricks;
Umbrellas. Leghorn Bonnets:
White and coored Betting, Ribbands, assort-
ed, Pipeings;
Ribband Wire, Kid Mitts and Gloves, Hos
kin and Beaver Gloves;
Spool Boss, colored and black Braid; Sus-
penders;
Gilt, Pearl and Lasting Buttons;
Black, &~iead colo worsted Hose, white Vi
gonia Hose, Mems lambs wool hall Hose;
Cravat S,fners; Shell Combs;
Bediicking, 3 4 s 4 4 Checks; Muslin, white
and brown.
Fur and Seal Caps; Carpet Chain. Candle
Wick, Cotton Yarn; Wool and Fine Hats,
Shoes &c, with a general assortment of
Queens and Glassware Hardware and Gut
lery, Groceries and Liquors, Paints and Dye
Stuiis, Brushes, Combs, Stationary, sc.
s5~Reaty made Clothing always on hand:
artlnsburg, Nov. 4, 1880.
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LOOK HERE!

ROSE BLANKETS at 50 so # pair
EEyE haze large supplyol Rose Blankets,
w lower than we have ever had tie plea.
sure of offering the article Those blankets
were bought in the bet month Of August last,
at auction. thereby enabling US to sell them
at such prices as aattst please al ,"ho see them
Also, large supply of Stripe. Dunie and
Point Blankets. which staU be soid eQuaRu
cheap. Persons wanting the above articles.
win find it sreatlg to their interest to cll at,d
see this large supply before they purchase
lsewhere. II c. LANE s Co.
ShepAerdstown, Dec ,, 1880,
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

PURSUANT to decrctal order OF the
"a Superior Court of Chancery holden at
Winchester, rendered at the November term,
lSs0-John 5. Porterlicld plaintiff against,
Archibald Portcrtield and others defendants.
will expose for sale, at public aaction, be
fore the door OF the court house, for Berke
ley county, oss Tuesday, the 18th daj Of FEB
'aia'g neat, so much of certain tract or par
eel of LAND lying within said county of Der,
kelley, near the river Potomac, and in the
neighborhood Of Little George Town, con
tanning 1oi acres . roods and ga poles, form,
crly owned by George Newkirls, and by him
conveyed In trust to William Mason and
John . Portcrtield, on the l4th day OF May,
1921; which trust deed is OF record in the
Berkeley county court, as was not sold un
der decree Of the said Chancery Count at
Winche Ster in the case of the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank Of George own, against
the representatives Of said George Newkirk.
dec 'd.-That part Of said tract which will be
sold is supposed TO contain 90 or 20 acrcs;-
the precise quantity will be made known en-
the day Of sale
If the proceeds Of the sale OF the tract Of
land above described should prove insufficient
to satisfy the plaintiffs demand, shall. al
the same time and place, and in the same
manner, offer for sale. one other tract of
LAND, supposed TO contain between 100
and $50 acres, lying in The Gap Of the North
Mountain, near the mouth Of Back Greek,
end adjoining the lands of Jacob Sebert,
Dausherty, John Nichols, 4 others. Terms
of sale: One third Of the purchase money will
be reqoired in band, and the balance 10 Two
equal payments of nine, and eighteen months,
the purchaser or purchasers to give bonds
with good personal security for the deferred
payments the tile will be withheld
ill The last payment shall have been made
Sale viii commence about / | o'clock a. m
NAJH'L. SEWERS, d. H. w. CD.
January -, IS3l.-ts.
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GRAVITY.

- Happiness is a great treasure, and why
should nat u man keep it to himselip What
propriety. or what deeency, IL there IN
mans poking the pertness of his contentcd
cheerfuness into the face OF every one he
meets? 1t is exceedingly vulgar, If an midi
vldual be ever SO rich, that he should Jungle
money in the audience OF all the world. Ora
witty can never be called imperilnence; 1t
does not obtrude itself upon the attention,
but it rather courts III observation, and forms
q species Of personal retirement. 1t is lit
tie sentry box, in which An shuts himself
up and keeps himself TO himself Ii an indi-
yidual il lauS hins and grinnins in society,
you would seem to be undsr the necessity OF
asking hi IN what he is laughing at. II a man
comes smiling into room, and looking gaiiy
and eheerfuliy around him, you are under
kind OF Unnecessary of taking some notice OF him.
He forcibly quarters binseIf upon your sym
patty, and SO far he 10 troublesome iellew,
and ne is q disturbance to the train OF your
thoughts Whereas grave man IS as good
a companion as man fast asleep. lie does
not take your attention or thoughts away
from yourself. You may speak to hlm if you
like, but you are not compelled to IT. you arc
quite at liberty, and Englishmen love liberty +;
therefore they lave gravity, and cultivate 1t
with much diligence aaa NEST distinguished
success moreover CFSI1 QUO 1ufcs 'hC re-
putation for wisdom, and how IS it to be had,
save and except by wIse sayings or by wise
looks? And which is easiest, to look like a
wise man, or to talk like a wise manP The
argument 10 in fayer of looks, at least ten 10
one. We should approve gravity IN Others
for its convenience to ourselves, and We should
cultivate it in ourselves not ONLY for its con
vsniencs to others, but for its accomm0da
ton to ourselves. 1t becomes species oil
pansply defending ourselves from attacks
that might disturb or disconpose US. Get in
TO a Paddlng ton coach, or Richmond steam
er, without the armour Of gravity, and ten to
one some impairment fellow will attack YOU
with Fine day, sir" But look grave, keep
your lips properly compressed, as if they
we're not 10 Be opened for trife, preserve
the perpendicularity of the spine, cock up
your nose. and turn up your eyes, or knit your
brows, and look round about you as if won
dsring how YOU came into such vulgar con
veyanse, and then you may travel from Dan
to Beersheba without question. BY the
proper bearing and right management Of
gravity, you hold the power VI speech and 81
lence in your own keeping: endif you choose
to condescend to say, Zine day, SIR" yOu
enjoy the reputation OF condescension. Ora
vity is ike the shell Of q live oyster, it may
occasionally relax and cape a little for cOnye-
nience, but ii any thing offensive comes near
IL can forthwith close itself with a most ex-
quisite perlinac'ty, and if need be pinch the
fingers OF the impairment.
Gravity is SO complete an essential Of The
Knel.h character, that If man DC seen
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Martlusnurg GIsstte:
PUBLISHED, wEEKLF,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS

TWO DOLLARS PER .4gN.NUsh'
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE;
Or Trio Dollars and 1tcst.ty fee Cents,
AT TUE ED OF SIX m'h3Hs;
AID r. navment be- deferred to the end oil
'i'' the year, or near the same,
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY zen 10
will invariably be demanded
ss.A failure tonotiiy the discontin1ance Of
the paper at the end Of the time subscribed
for. viii be considered as new engagement
ey-No paper discontinued until all arrear
ages are paid up, except at thc discretion OF
the Editor
Advertisements inserted at the rate OF
one dollar per square for the three first mser
tons, aud twenty five cents per square Tor
each subsequent insertion.
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INrEREsT,NG TO THE LADTEs.-The Jour
nal of Health strongly recommends simple
soap and water, a. the best wash for prcserv
ing the complexion, instead Of the thousand
varieties Of cosmetic lotions, which are so
much used. There are five beautifiers oil the
skin, viz;--personal cleanliness, regular exer
else, temperance, pure air, and cheerful TEN
per. Let all pouting beauties ponder on this.
The Journal puts It's reto on the use OF dis
TILED liquor, Cologsc water, SC and insists
that, 10 use them for wash, is TO destroy
the supplcness. transparency and smocthness
OF the skin, and to cover it with uuseem!y
Llotches
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4 walking 10 the streets with smile upon n's
face, and thesymptoRs Of gaiety 10 his LOOKS :
the odds are, that he is foreigner. bu'
he be an Englisbman, il 10 more than zen 20
one that he is half crazy. Now what Is .no
cause OF this gravity? Why are the hnglisn
people so exceedingly grave? Nhat - 'n'
philosophy of the thing says ie''cn = si .,'i
Nay, Monsieur. excuse US, u you PieaseE .he
oaas probGndi lies with you Nha' ~ We
philosophy Of your Vivaci,y! We are tne
rule, YOU are the exception. Explain, II you
please, your most unc2nscionaoie Ie'iy' VIC
everlasting activity % your hm9s, 'se rcauy
reliability Of your muscles the courteous
flsribilily of your spine, the aspen-ieai mo
lion OF your tongue, and the hIiafouS Growing
az your lungs. you do rot learn all tbs rom
agy thing IN nature. The animals that hVe
around YOU are all exceedingly grave lhero
is no giggling 10 pig sly, ther are no snrus
gings oil shoulders and gesticuiations among
ysur horned cattle; your sheep are grave
your horses are grave, your asses arc grave,
all as grave as any Ensllshman. LOOK al
your poultry, your geese, your cbicKehs' an"
YOUR turkeys; all Of them are perfectly sen
Gus and grave Yo1 may talk about the i've
ly song Of the lark; but look at the owl-tkere
IS gravity enough ia that blrd oil wisdom 10
make Up Tor tue levty of whole SKY iuii OF
larAs. Every thing ISL favor of gravity we
have the n- orily on our side; cows, sheep
asses, horses, dogs, cats, pigs, ducks, geese
eunl NUTS aItis, keep US IN countenance be
sides, if we wish TO give any account OF our
pre- eminent gravity, we might quote Tor IL
usration our iusuar situation, and our con
Sc quent familiarity with fish. They are the
srayest of oil animals, and the quletest "lthal'
True, they may now and then make irolic
cap out Of the water, but then they are like
atcafnival-the are out OF their
element. What can be grayor tAan Gods
read and shoulders? What are you laugh
NJ at Monsie ur?--Lohaon .1tLGy.
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The highest price, in CASH gwen for rags
al Ills Office
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4 AM also authorised by Mrs. Mackey, TO
e offe. Torrent. the HOUSE and LOT from
which she has lately removed, also the
HOUSE al joining Application may be made
me, or 10 herself, at my house
Dec %. {. J. FAULKNER.
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II IHSEYS.-The subscriber has guam
"a tity Of the very best fulled and paid
LLyNSEYS on hand, which he will sell for
fifty cents (cash) per yard.
THOMAS G.. SMITH.
artinsburs, December 8, 1880.
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MAhSHAL'S SALE OF LAND IN Der
kelley COUNTY.

MAkSHAL's SALE OF LAND IN BIER
kelley COUNTY.
EbURSUANF TO decretal order Of the
Il Superior Court of Chancery, holden at
Winchester rendered at the November term,
1880, in a case therein depending, wherein
Samuel Hedges 4th. is complainant, and Ar
chibad PorteriiclI and Others are defendants,
Will be sold, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, before the court house door for The
county of Berkeley on ,3iondGy,ih IlM dav Of
February ne1t, being curt day ,)thrcetracts or
parcels Of LAND, lying III the said county;
one Of which said tracts is stated 10 contain
$40 acres, lying on Elk Lick, a branch OF
IIIhanses Branch, and adIoning the lands
formerly belonging 10 Michael RAWLINGS and
othcrs.--Anolhero said tracts lies on d branch
OF Back Greek. and is said TO contain 1914 a
crcs-Als0 QUE other tract said to contain 80
acres / rood, and adjoining Henry Rmer
and lands formerly owned 10y John Shields
or so much thereof as shall be sufficient to
raise the amount due and dccrced to the
plaintiff. Terms of sale: Cne third of the
purchase money 10 be paid in hand. and the
balance in two equal payments oil six, and
twelve months from the day of sale Bonds
and coed personal security will be required
of the purchaser orturchasers to secure the
deferred payments.
Sale will commence about IL O'Clock, m
NArH'L SEWERS, ID. M w. C. D.
January IS, S3I.--ts.
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EEOUSES FOR RENT The subscriber
d e. will have for rent. next Spring, several
HOUSES and LOTS, in the town of Mar
tinshurg. lie would prefer such tenants, as
may be disposed to lease for two or three
years or more. The terms may be known
by application TO him
CHAS: JAS: FAULKNER.
December %.
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TRUST SALE.

TN pur susnce OF "a Trust De. o, executed by
" william Jopling. on tie lih day oil Outo-
Der, 1924, 10 Bennett A. Crawford as Trustee,
aud OF record IN The Clerks office OF Ami, r,t
county court, we will, ON the 9Th day OF Octo-
ber, 1881. on the premises, proceed to sell al
public auction, for cash, one equal moiely of a
tract OF land, supposed to contain 400 acres,
and the same on which the said WIN. Joplins
now resides bounded by the lands OF William
Pryor, John A. Carter, (,ince deceased, } Charles
{. CARER aud olhers-the said moIely 10 in.
Guide the Mansion House.
The said Bsanet A. Crawford having re-.
moved beyond HE limits Of this State, we The
undersigaed have been APP, oiated ia his stead
Ivy an old,r OF The Superior Court Of Chance
~ for the Lynchburg District, to execute the
deed aforesaid.
The tile TO the above property is believed TO
be good, but acting as trustees we shall convey
with special Notwithstanding aud selling
saeh tight onty as We hold under said deed.
ADDISON TALiAFERRo,
RICHARD CRAWFORD, 5 "u'''s'' &C.
SeNemaer 10. (ds
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Ir0pcrtY.
IslY vnmc "la seed OF tust .xeouitd 10
- us aud John l.. Levin (,inoe decsasedD
by hjaS J. Walker, bearing date On the 3urh
day oil April, 1898, aud oil record IN the county
Court " Amhers', and TO accomplish rain
pun poses IN SAID deed expressed, We will on
fnesday the lstb day Of Octo 5er, 1881. n the
late dwelling house OF the SAID Walker, IN the
county oil Amherst. uoaI iae Coatt House ~
said ountv. expose 10 sale. by way oil PuOllc
Auction, 10, ready money the following prop.
rits, or ~ Ia pnrtioL thereof M the PROVISIONS
Of said dseh may Mt the time SO appointed iol
said sale, authorize or Ieqnme, 10 WI: all the
Slave, named III said deco, (heiDg between 5O
Il 6O ~ numbr,,) snd the ,ucfesse OF the ie.
mails OF ihem, II any, since tho date lhefeoi--
and the following real properly, 10 Vi all the
rght ule, interest, and Clsim ot sad Walker
ia and 10 Cerihin udel Of land, with ITS sp.
puItenanc.s, containing 1890 acres, mole or
less, lyiog aud beng IN the sad county, and
beng tha snuIe ttaCt on Which stands tue Dwell
ling House esaId--also, another tract oil
Land. with its appurtenances, situate III sand
county, near tLe CUuit House thereof, con-
ininlng 2514 acres, mere OF less it beng the
same Tract heretofore convey ed To the sad w
knr by William b. Maple, --aiso,ih the rig u, title
aud ,nterssl OF the SAID Naikef ~ ana H. n
ceItsin uact OF Land, with its 6ppurlenanceS.
situated parIly in the cannty OF Pu-,iyantal
aud Slae OF Virginia, aud partly ~ { e county
OF CBs~ell. aud state oil Moth Carollnr, ad.
Joining the lands OF Eustace Hum, aud JOun
Ponsomby, AMI containing 40 acres, moe Vi
less Il beng Tie same bind iune'urd by The
wife 0i the sad Walker tIom her decesscd la
ther Charles Lewis.
Actng as trustees we will only convey TO the
Pun chaser o. purchases the lir We ted ia US
10y the deed oi trust aforesaid. aud nom other.
SAMUEL Nj. GARLAND,
JOHN NJ. OlEA.
ALEXANDRA OMfklNS,
ourtirng Trustees.
Aug. % ~,
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PIED MONT
STAG 81 kaOUrE.
ilIs.,:z;s As:asssa
-

n f AYES Washing ton al noon on Tuesday,
IL Thursday and Saturday passes through
he counties OF Fairfar, Prince Witidm. F0u-
qiiier, Cuipeper, Madison, Orange, Atbeslarie,
Nelson, AmierSt, to Lynchbug--ihence
through Campbell aud P:Hsylrania To Dan
vile. and thence to Salem, North Caro- lima
AT " h, ch place il iuIersects the Line to the
Cold Region, and the Line TO Columbia, Au-
guSta' MitttdsepiHe, sc.
Time to Ddauiiie distance OF 26S miles,
three and halt days. Fare, eighteen dollars
This route branches at Lynchbarg and runs
to Salem. Va. at which place il inIersects the
Vatiey Line 10 tennessee, alabama. &c.
Distance from Washington 10 Salem, VUgi-
mia, 253 miles. Time, 81 days, fare SIT %.
From Lynchburg the Subscriber also owns
Line to the Vrginia Bdiering Places, travel
led altogether IN he day time distance l03
miles. Fare, So 80,
From Washington TO Columbia, by my route,
the distance is 524 miics-by Richmond 6l7
miles. To augusta to Miuedgeuiiie &c, the dis
tance by my route is nearer than that by Rich
mopd. GJ From six TO nine hours allowed
for sleep for each night. The accommodation
are believed TO be good throughout but the
best accommodations to Danville, to Salem,
Va. and the Watering Places are provided by
WIN. SMITH, Cuipeper, C. II. "a.
May 81. Is
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ETlRGiNlA.-At rules held in the Clerks office Of the
" County Court of Bedford the 9th day of Sept en-
Der, 1881. William King, Philip Draper aud Sarah
his wife, formerly Sarah King, Abel Frazier q Ben
Jamiu Frazier, which said Abel and BENJAMIN are Tho
children Of Elizabeth King, dec. who inlermarried
WIN Hugh Frazier, dee. Robert Lancaster aud Nam
cy his wife, iOrmerly Nancy King, and Miriam
hing Samuel King and Abraham King, the asst three
OF whom are tho children of Abraham King decd
rus against Benjamin King, Samuel hing, john
Mihnock aud Polly his wife, formerly Polly King,
James King, Sophia King, Sinah King, Wellington
Mug America King, Amanda King, Mary Ann r.
ming, sarah A hing, aud Harwcll King the last nine
OF whom are infant children of Abraham King dec
Defendants-ln Chancerv.
4 nc descendants Benjamin King, Samuel King, and
'onn Mhpock and Polly his wife, formerly Polly King
not having entered their appearance and gwen Sc.
curry according to the act of Assembly and il an
bearing by satisfactory evidence that they ave no,
lapi'ahts OF thls comonw sh-i ordered that tI.
sau defendants do appear here the fourth Monday IN
november next and answer the bill of the pitts & Ina,
copy OF this order he forthwith Inserted m some news
paper published IN Lynchbure, for two months sue
@ anu posted at the front door OF the court
nouse OF this county.
eopY-Teste,
sor.,z no. c. MITCHELL, elk.
S'p'A0 WIN
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REMOVAL.

e HE subscriber has taNeu IT. bcii Tavern
II at Nelson Court House, [LoVmgs on. }
where he is now ready 10 receive al persons
who may favor him With their company, aud he
pledges himself 10 use every exrItlon to givt
the most general satlsfa c,ion
His house is situated NEAR the Court-IIouse
and IS large and commod,ous. HIS stable l. oil
brick, and calculated u hold from LOFTY 10 fifty
horses,-this is likewise plenillully supplied
With grain, fodder, sc. whch.with the atten-
ION OF good and faithful servants, he fla tea
htmsslf Will enttle hun to patronage.
J. Is STOUT.
Nelson c. II Oct. o.
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SOS RE WARD.

ID UNAWAY, ON The 10Th Of June last, from
~ NV plantation, at Tu,byhlle's ferry, on
the Caiawba river, in the southern part OF Ire
dell county, North Carolina, my mulatto man
named A Nj, but who sometimes
calls himself Lowry, or Abraham Lowry. He
is nearly forty yeas oil age, about 5 feet 8 or
10 inches high, round shouIdered, has number
OF scars on the left side Of his cheek, made nth
a lancet, for tho Soroula. 1t is thought that
said Abraham has a free pass, which, il found
with hID, wish kept.-A reward Of ten dollars
will be 81, en for his apprehension aud confine.
men, in any jail iD North Carolina or fifteen
dollars il placed IN any jail in any other State !;
or twenty -hse dollars il delivered 10 me. nj INV
house, after having been taken in any State
eseep, n. Carolina. JOHN MAYHEM.
hedcl equity, IN. c. Sept. 9. In
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10 William DAVIS aud ko3eTi Shasiead. Whs
liam Shas,esd, Edmund Sbastsad, Francis
Shastead aud Ehzabsib Snsst.sd hers and
Representatives oi James Shasiesn, sen. dec.
ZIlAkE ho1tCE-ihai un tn 9Th day OF
i October ucGt. al William Mct aufs Law
en-, Prdlai Mills, Amherst county, shall take
the deposnions al Linesey Bnfks aud Others,
10 be read ~ evidence on The iIIdl 81 SUI
~ the Circuit superior Court ol La" aud
Cbnncery. holden IN l., ncbLuig, I" which !
nm plaintiff aud yuu are defendants. II Sa'd
dispositions are not taken or Compii ted ." that
day | shall continue them from dDy 10 day
until Completed Sundays eIcepied)
RICHARD 5. ELLIS.
Surviving Pntnef Oi john aud RS. Ellis.
Aug. IL. idt
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Aug. g..

Rules holden III the Clerks o1ies
~ OF The Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry, for the tewn fLynchburg, the 9TH day of July
dSSl-James Newhali, Pitt. against Netherlald
lat and Thomas A. Hocombe, Defts.
The Defendant NelherIand TAFT no, having en-,
tefea ms appearance ind given security according 10
e act Oh Assembly, and the rules of this Court and
appearing ny satisfactory evidence that he is not All ~
aohn' Oh ths country IL is ordered, that the SAID De
iehdaht do appear here the first day of the mex
'efih' ana answer the bill ofthe plaintiff and that
copy of this order bs forthwith inserted IN news
paper printed IN tho town OIL Lynchburg for two mohi
successfully aud posted at the front door of the Coup
house, in the said town.
Copy-Teso,
JOHN WILLS, OK
Aug, g w2m