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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-11
from The Lexington Ky Observers

IL rom the Lexington tKy.J Observer
a p,ltidn Caught - An individual named
Jones, the representative elect from Law.
rehce county, "a Jackson mani was carried
through this city or Suhday morning last, 10
FrakIoft cha rgcd with robblns the mail
Jones was Post master or Mail contractor
or. both, and while acting in that capacity,
purlOinedI as is alledged, sums OF money
and drafts, which were on their pass age
through the Post Office One of the drafts
thus procured. was passed to a merchant in
Cincinnati, by Jones, with the endorsement
Of the person TO whom il was forwarded
forged on the back of it, Jones was identi
fled by the merchant. The amount of the
draft was $50 dollars. Jones Is to be tried
before tbs Federal Court.
p. >. Since the above was in type, we
learn that Jones was not charged with rob
bing the mail, but with forging a draf, in
the name OF the Post master General in his
neighberhood. Jones had heretofore been
, inail contractor
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-11

The venerable Bishop White, for going TO
the polls and voting against jacksun. has
been grossly abused 10 Philadelphia paper
The B''irp slInply performed The act fvo
ting; "c do not hca" that ne wrote SAID, or
dId any thing else 20 subject him 10 such
treatment
II is said, also, that Jno Pembertoa the
NA'tl officer for the poIt of Phiiadelphia.
hired by the government, grossly insuiied
hIahiy espccta.,le member OF The society oi
tf''ufs ~Hs'na'isinE him as tory, because
ut ehuse to vote against Jackson-So we 20
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-11

CLAY Majority ON joiht 5iLtef-45
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-11

A Jackson member of Congress from o
ho, stated in this place, some time since
shat the bin for the distribution OF proceeds
of the Public Lands amcug the several
States. reported Ivy Mr.. CLAY, WAS postponct!
bg the Jackson rnriy in Congress, an,ii after
the Presidential Election; because, had IT pass
ed. II would have added greatly to Mr. Clay's
popularity. By tbs bill Pennsylvania would
rce"lSe near $500 0G0. which would great
~ tighten the State Tax ,ist the Fermer IS
now obliged to pay Cannot the Farmers
see who has i'eea heir friend, and who their
enemy ? Beocr sIrgus
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-11

Extrack Of a letter frotn gentleman in
lhl ade'phia, 10 his friend {Phladelphinn, J
~ Baltimore, dated Oct. ist. "in the Ward
in which Dr. E .. Ely resides, when the
voters were calieh upon TO take their sides,
"the Doctor took that of the Clay party. OBJ
'sery.ngs That II was never too hate repent"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-11

Since Our iast publication, I've have had n,
domestic case of Cholera in this place. A la
borer from Ha!ltown came 10 town sick. OF
Thursday evening, with symptoms of Cholers
and his case proved TO he q violent one. HI
IS now IN far way OF recovering
The general health of Charlestoyn contin
ues good; but Heaven only knows how soor
'ee shall have the scoutge, in all its desoIat
ing powerful
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-27
4 PHraSST RElEO1 ron
CORNS J
II has nov been known for years. Tint the
ALBION corn PLASTER,

4 FFORDS immediate relief, and effects n rer
n tain cure for Corn~ By ,s application a.
coriing,to accompanying d REGIONS, the Corn IS 81
tened, aitenuai'd, spd drawn oni by the roo,
without the least pain, or any II the 'routie an.
danger sitetdlng ihe bazard, us aud inrhr,
iusl practice of extracting ,he Corn by MR.
cutting.
The following lnstnncSs. from many others Of
similar Character, sufficiently attest 10 the ,uper,o
,firacy Of ,hr dibion Car. Plaster
Mr.. Farrsr, oil Boston, wa.a number Of years
distressed b, n very painful Corn and applied eve.
~ thing rscnnmf ndej without n, ct, and was r. u.
dertd a perfect cIli pie. On applying hi, Plaster
he wss perfect cu,ej ofhis Corr, and Il eed fun
ts lsnrness.
A Gsnilemap Of Greenfield was years snl CT
with a very %tainful Ceur. and was cured lv on.
box, alter every o'l"r pIa.tei had been ried 70 nc
purpose.
Mr.. Cutler Of Boston, was cured ola ttouaie.one
Corn by one boz.
CeritEcate.-To those afflicted with Carrs 81,
Their i.e,, | do certify, tina, lave used The Aibion
Corn Plaster with conple'e success. Befo,, han
n.td one box. i, completely cured a Corn winch
had troubled me for many yesrs. MAKE this put
lac Tor the benefit Of thuse aiHIc ed with tina, pain.
iul complaint.
%toigneh) WA SHAW.
Flushing, Long Island. Fet. %
(Pri1e 50 cents Il boI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-27
PALE Chs

NHE Fall Races over tho Liberty Race course,
II. Bedloid county, Va. will commence ON Wed
ncslay Eth September jsJ2, and continue four
fsys.
Tie arst day mile heats, putfs 500. er.'atre
tSl5.
Second tay = milo heats, pnr,a three hundred
sani nineteen dollars, entrance so.
+, Third ,ly-He pfotri1ots Pure vii be ran
'fae, oae mile aoa repeat entrance 40
J 1be entrance of.ath a4Y lobe ADDED 10 the ees'
peit,ve purses.
. The fourth dsy-fwo sseep STALE 'aces, mule
heats H. oH1 Of thess race %ealt4cs, 500 fneh,
% WI Joln l. White AMI | II. divers Mon
.sieaf Tonson rai', Wm tiu1tAs q. Iasclri Bo
,iord Shakespeare, William Terry do aud cio-
'sc1.
+, SANE day--5 co.'s entered, at % each aud Go
ed
The pu,f.etofs WI, pay The fash, as above, 10
lie y Ine. oferh 1,y, " thout dIsromt-eyceg,
tho Pfoprlctot's puroe, ~ III. IDS % #h a VII! b.
ratdia he Wlnnor.
| Tic lfoplctof4 whi furnish good stables and
litter, Frott-. Tor race horses, and every thing ne
ctssrty for her comfort GA reasonable terms md
.as.fy cxeFuon uasi Ia have the tfncle N first rate
fotdr. The ihfoe irtday rfelng are free for aay
hn.. matt, VI seldIng, carrying The proptt
weight. WM. TERRY, Propr.
YN OLIVER, rurs.
July 30 wtd,
/, J The Richmond Enquirer and Wing Will
publish the above ouec a fortnight I'll I2th Septcln-
lnf aud forward ,helr account 10 this Office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-27
Eth Island for sale.

obedience y . dSrrrs Of tAe Circuit Superior
Il Count cf Law end Chancery, for the county oi
flcnrico, pronounced on the 18Th day Of June, Is32,
n a suit pending IN said court, wherein John Pry.
ton Boiling ati others are plaintiffs, and John LIZ
lam and others arc dcfendapie. tie subscribe. TIE
Comm ss,oner therein named. will utier for sac. al
;aAlic auction. On TIE PREMISES fau1
y : IN the city ~ Riehn end, M was al first intend.
81 on the 3oth day ofihe present month, ut twelve
&C. sk, the estate - the sill OF lr james :. IN.
iiam mentioned, called Eli Island. i~ncladIne te
s.,a and called Tagc,e'e, and one hnlf The hstcty
Ii the weather GA the .3pih should be very IN
.,snneni the sale viii b postpone. tll tic ueet dag.
This property is very generally know "a he oae
Of the most vHluatlc e~Stttesin Virginia tha lal5ad
hr;ns james alye' .uw grounds Of the hfst auatUY
Persons desluag e. view the land are r.ie.fe3 +
MIR. Fowler, the present MANAGER u the estate. -
whom il, " III h. shos a-Fossess inn VIII b. e4s#a
on the first day ofJanuary ucrl hu, the purcha.
ser will have the privilege oi SOW ing "a crop 81
wheat this fail, and The privilege q agting tte
prescn, crop of TOBACCO will be reserved to Jirlge
May, the prescn, tenant
The sale vii. be ona credit nf nae tive ,hree
md four ycars, equa. instalments The hssG pay
mont 10 be secured By a bond with Approved per.
sonal security, pud the title to The land 70 be II.
served until the whole purchase motny shall be
paid, rs . security therefor.
! am authorized 70 say that fihe purchaser stall
desire ii, JUDY, May VII, hasea tai. crop soan on
The iunh, on far terms.
w. NJ ATKINSON, Com mtislsatr.
Petersburg, Aug ~, Is32. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-27
LAND Cor sale at Suction.

PURSUANCE Of a decree Of The Superior
u Court os Chanc.ry, iiohdes, at the town oil
| Lynchture, tho 2ist day oi October, 1880, and al
so ola decree Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Ghaneery, held fofthe sand town, on the 18th
day u November, loJ2, III The case of Walker G.
M,riwether, nJlnr. d. 10ais nm, OF Taner.ane
W. w Davies, against Leonard Gof and others
the undersigned, sheriff u thu county Of Bedford,
or one Of ms deputies, vii proceed u sell, ut pub
nc auction, for cash, on Friday the 7Sh day OF
September, 1892, iffair, Il not the next FAR day,
Sundays excepted. the tract Of tpnd IN sad decree
mentioned. The SAID land lies IN p%cteats gap, in
the county of Bedford, containing l53 acres.
JOSEPH SLAUGHTER, mB (.
Aug D. uk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-27

W'nt"tNiA;- Al Rules holden in the Cleric, Oaica 80
y ~ 'irouit Superior Cour of la W and Cl,an..,, 81 g.
Inc Town Of lynchburg, on the 9Th day of Anru,, ,s %
Wlnlam Morgan Al"n Mcdaniel, william /. iieli ,I
meoies J. Williams. Plainiids, against Richard Harrisnn
rehJanin Hatrrison, Richard II. Iurks hicharI n,.I''
Teolse :. Holloway, WIN. Lee. VIM. Edmunds William
The defendant Witt,an rtu,,d. ,,,.
sppsarance and given security according 10 I'm. s, ~, y ns
fac ~ ~ ee rules OF this coar', and II appearing by salts.
+ " eeiue &c that he is not an inbati, srt of this cn,n,r.
So g., ~ 'uat 'he said defendant do rpoar here mn ~.
m.aaay o. The next term, and answer the second sn :" ~
h'f fa,,h phi Oh the rlain.iis, and tina, a copy Of this o1ie,
town Of fynchburg. for two month, ,r ~ p,nd IN the
Acnr.-rcic, y" ~ sn'ut o"n'
Al,. " hoDIS. Ok.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-27

NTlh"iNlA AT rule. holden in the Clerk, Oisce of the
" lfrai superior Conrt nj Law and Chaucer,, for me
t"@n al ~ nchhnre, on the Al, day 81 Juue. ls3a.-Gupl
hfrch and ANA N. his wife, bate Arm ". knoS, plajutit,,
aSain't PtnlP lhurmonj Eii.ha Thntmnnh, Mo.r<
inehor, sally Ware. widow Of Edward IS ar, decd
Thomas n. fuhnnk, John Ware, Olmond VINE, VIM.
Joplne aud Sally his wifc, Anderson Sandidce. Wm
'af''r snd Paul'na his wife, Lucy johnson, Richard
icll"S, II. and LUc, his wiie, Peter Ruckrr, In,h4
Eueh'f, g fcnrah Rucker, john Rucker, Reuben Rack
81. slephcn Rncker, Archetaus ?. Mitchell. and sally ".
ms "'if, finu,r Bryan, aud Marcy his wife, I;eulama
N"Mcll ahl Jod ih us with, l.andoI, Toolcy nnd Nh.
ared ms Vic, William Ssndider aud Vct.y Sandid.c
ld"ih Ware. aud i, ichard kuckc,, and Siapletou NHrk-
err by CoInmt-sI'nrr Benagh, siectilly assigned tncl-
s'''rihin, Nm. Ware, Charles Crawford, Wm. Tlmr
nopd, and others, Defendants.
The Defendants Reuben kuckor, Finncy Hr,nu, ot4
Nancy hifwifr, Elisha ThmInond, AM sail, w -, ~ nj g.,
OF Edward "nrc, and W lila n Carter and " ifr. NOT bayu.
entered tftr,r appearance and given security according l.
tue act OF Assembly aud the rules ofthis Cnlrt and n Nh
Tsafinr by satisfactory evidence that they arc moi u,s'
itahts u tins country II is ordered, that iLp SAID Dele
ANS do appear here on the first duv Of the ncxt term 1mH
answer' The t'lls OF he plaintiffs, aud that n cory oC this on,
DC i"ftl"iiiI Intei ted IN some nru spaprr u, iutrd IN
Town oil l'ynchhn'F for Two months succrssi,eI,. and po.,
al inc front door ufihc Courthouse, Ia the said Town.
hooPy-ltste, II. RODES, OK.
WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-27

'rules holden III TIE Clerks 0Iiure -
a 'Heoi superior Court ofl.aw n CHARGER, ia, M, ~
VI ,sne'pufs' on the 4h day OF June. Is35 ~ 'n'n
n"fk,'J, j.. ~ his own right, aud ~ ONE or In. .""sm
lava b1Ik'' died. John Burke, Charlie, III t
nafos", thas W. Harden, David Harden, P5.rta' IA
ao,, oalty Harden, Lucy Harden Eizabc,h n ,,nas
henienee Harden, job" Harden, cl,afics Hard, y
Jane HARDEN the last four, infann, and ~ bn = zen > 81
aon, their Father aud next ( lend, Plain In '"a !
6enree barks, in his own hight, aud as n q, :, aAafH
tore oi DAVID Butk-, decd. Henry Roach and -.
np "i'r, niehatd Bnrks, William Roach, VIM,
no"eh' Melinda Roach, Elizabeth Roach. Hcn,s
mo"en ana HAIRY Ann his wife, Defendants. ="
Inc beiendart Elizabeth Roach. not layi,r -
h' ai,pehthnce nld given security according ~
act of Asrmbly, ~ the rules OF ting ron,, II" u'
peaI'he os sati-ff 'fry evidence that shn /. no, !, n :"
ltaht oitHi' country II l. ordered, that the Suid 1t.
DO appear mere on the first day ofthc next term and
swet me oiho the Plaintiff, ant that a conv 1 a ~ -
order b. iOfti,with inserted IN some new sn,,tfy, =. "a
~ inc town OF iPhchhurg, for two months ,prrc..,Y "1
ava posted al the front door oi the court hons. an ii, ~
tuHn. A Copy-Tf stc, II B1ni"", ~ AZ
iag. IS. ID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-27

HHFIE public are informed thar a dnily mail is
- now running between thi, place and Was'
ington City. The advantages Of this arrange
men, are numerous and obvions.-l, no, only
gives this place a daily Northern, but a daily Rich
mont mail. II presents to he travelling from
Tennessee, sc. a rouie subject 10 no delay uhaire
eT.
This line is intended 10 combine a prnpor 81.
petition, with ample time for resi- but whepeyor
it is required, il will travel all tight, rs do /. the
fredericksburg line, and ~ili then reach Wash.
Ington without difficulty, as soon a. the seaob mt
From Charlottesville to .Alpssudria, by land. ~
miles Alexandria TO Washington, BY II. boat
7mllss-by my route, l?4
From charlottesville 10 steamboat lanhing 20
m''es-Steamboat landing lie Wash inp or. 6I =
route by Fredericksburg l39 mics.
Distance from Salem TO Washington CITY. 1oo
m'les-Fare, 81, .,
The subscriber has spared TO pains 10 m, ,bs
best accommodations on the whole road from Sa.
lem TO Washington City. And having invoices
himself IN a neavy additional expense. in coose.
qnenee Of the establishment of daily mail, soIic;,s
The support OF a generous public.
WIN. SMITH.
VI The Abingdon and Knoxville pspers will IN.
set tire above I2 months AT the usual discoon, and
send their account 10 this office for collec,iop 1870
May :.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-27
UMFRlES' REMEDY FOR THE

u NEW CASE OF A CURE

Eosi0a, Norember PIN.
k'h,fh Pile Ointment and Eleciuary ls,,l,
- bad Of YOU, has had al exc.llfn al Ell II.
have been troubled Tor YEARS with he Piles uuo
have never found any remedy tina would comma,
win yours. The late attack ~ss t. sesee oue
but The feiiei VAS almost Immed,ait. tHkc grs
pleasure NJ communicating tbs 10 Won 10, ihr ten
eft OF any who may be suffering unde, so pniofp
. disease. n.
MIR. kIDpER.
1hs original letter may be sen at the Countin.
Room Of The Proprietor.
W The Proprr tor Of this Medicine recom
mends II with The fullest coufdrnce , 9 ON. ,t =,
most valuable remed,ss yer Discovered. far III,
'"'e OF Inc painful aud debilila ing complaint o.
the f!les. he deems i unnecessary 10 u,hI;s,
ANY o'her thah the foregoing Testimonial in It's "a.
v"ur. Ih,s remedy has more perfectly answer,
the purpose Tor WHICH il i, intended. than my n
'her now ~ comtnon ne. tnd affords jmmtdiojt
a'n permanent rtttJ. both IRON the disordtr ,t,.lt
""o us accompanying sypiofns OF pain in tnr lo,ns,
Vertigo, head ache. loss OF appetite, indlges ION and
other marks OF debility.
Inc remedy ~ iu''e innocent, and nay be ad
m'"i''tred To all ages and both sexes. Plain and
ample DHeriIons, with a description of the com.
p'a'', accompany eaoh package. which cor. ISIS OF
tHo CORES, one containing an Ointment. and III.
other an E!ectuary Price 81 fer both articles. or
~ cenfs where bur one only IS wanted.
u Jhe above VALUABLE Medicines are ptens,ed
from We oIigiua' MS. Recipe OF the late d "
/. CoyHvAY, ny T. kiDDER, his imm,diae surI
resor aad the SEE Proprietor. For sale with NJ
the Other Conw0y Mtdinss.) Ut bis Counting Room
in GhnmbeIs over No. R,neAt door TO J.. klpptR,s
Dag store, corner of Couri and Hanover S,..,s
near Concert Hall Bssfon, aud also by
HOW Ell DAVIES. AGr.
+'ooSer'o ihai noe IRE gehaine ~il.o out The
written signature OF 1. klDDER n "a tho ,.,.:a.
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NESTlNGS, Cor SPLENDID rArTfnNs.
Plain and cut Velvet, black and figured Silks, buff
and figured Valencias,
Whit, buf, aud figured Marseilcs. Of new style
Also, an elegant assortment, Of Trimmings, which
Is altogether important IN making good work.
Afsu, great variety of splendid Stocks, Suspen-
der.
IIandkerc.,tfs, Rosorhs, Collars, &c. &c.
, IT Gent.~,aen wishing TO purchase Clothing,
! vii do well 10 c.dl and examine the foregoing as
s%ortnen', as they are mostly oflte finest order-and
Will sell how for cash.
P.S. All orders IN his line, Will meet prompt
,a,tentinn.
} Nh Gentlemen willing 10 favor Inn with their
ORDERS, wlwSc Inuasurc he has no.-tie following
! viii answer, round the breast aud wast, under the
coat, and tue height. J G $.
April ". is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-27

NOTISE.-The subscriber hasins deter
~ mined on removing to Sniythe County, Va
requests all persons indsbtrd TO him 10 come
forward mud make psympel', or wbett that canno,
pc done, 10 close their accounts by giving Dofa
Persons having accounts against him, nrc requested
to present them for payment
JOHN W. SCIiOOLFlEID.
Au~ % 81
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CLOTHS.

, pieces srperfne London Blue, splendid quality,
; do Medium do do aud tow price,
) t Extra e1peT London Blaeh,
| do Low prlcc aud a good article.
l do Mulberry, ofa fashionable shade, and beau
tifuliy fine,
| do Invisible Green, also very fashionable,
| do Green, Habit Cloth, for Gentlemeus' " ear,
} do Brown, one very fine,
= d. Olive. fine and superfinc,
) do sl~i INK, one oi which IS also very fine,
!, ,a Drui, far Dv.reosta
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-27


rules holden IN the Cletk's Office q il.
~ ,ircnl superior Conrt Of LAW n Ghnncrry for the ts,.
ui ~ tchhn'P, On the III day OF July, I-34 Ri
Chiffon, Plaintiff, against benjamin Taliaferro, ,lm,4,.
traitor OF Robert Taiiaicrro, decd. Susan Taliafsrfn' ,yhd
o", Norborno VI. 1nliaicrro, Samuel J.. IaliaC,fr,. lana.
Rose aud Elizabeth his Wifi, and Isabella Tal,aC.,, -
sarah Iaiidierro, William Taiaierro, tharles T,l,.r =,
ana ko1efick Io'iaterro, infants under tho age Of t,e.
y one years, by Commissioner Brnngh specially .s.pp
ed Their guardian, Thomas Dixon, Sheriff Of CautlFn
and administrator of james Stewart, Nancy Stetyar,
widow, William w. stew art. Henry stewart, aud jan,
ann, Wary, Caroline and Abraham Stewart, iaftai> undo,
TIE age OF twenty-one years, by Comm, sionrt Ieuag1
specially assigned then guardian. Defendants.
Tho Defendants Samuel l.. Taliaferfo ugd lame. Rose mn,
wiic' not hating entered their appearance, mud ri,t,
security, according to the act Of Assembly and the ,{s
"i TINS cohrt, and II appearing by satisfactory e,iJeg,
that they arc not inhabitants ofthi, country 1t Is orda,
ed that the saii defendants do appear here an ,ha
DAY oil tue NEXT term, and answer the second n,e ac1
mi u the plaintiff, and that copy sf thus oJ,j.r b.
iorth" Nh inserted in snme ncwsravs, nrintca Ia 80
town of Iynclburg for two months sueees.,,,Jy ana
posted attho front door ofthe count house ~ ii, 4snI
town. ACopy-Te.ie- IA pppi ~ -
Aug. IL. II
aAt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-27
Summer Cloths or Silk Camlet.

= pieces black, blue, brown, light and dark green
l. do Bombazcen, black, brown and olive, livery
ifne,)
y DO Lama Cashmere, a beautiful article, (of
I all shades)
= do striped and PLAIN Merinos, very fashiona.
bic,
- do .o 10 Satt.en do do
- 40 Imperial RIB, white, drab, butt, brown, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-27

'VHHGlNiA.-Ata Circuit sspsr,or Court az -. -
'hshtetN cun,tnrei and b 81 Tor the tow, of IN,
h',a' AT Inc court house III the sad fa,r on, rbc- All.
:" 'unr, iN5<, sitting asa on IT III t1esur,rv p 81
new Sio'ail. Ralph S,uvall aud H.ru.. sto,,u -
Robinson and Mary his wife, late Mary S,oynt -
stone and h'hlaHatI his wife. late Ejfxafxts $40
ana WIN, i.rft~ich, guardian OF Ann DeUla, anct IT.
an siotail, f'tl,. against John Jster, John Oveys1rr.
ANA Nancy his VITA, Josiah 1~.uckhart and JENNY IN. va.
rI'ashn' Jeior, Harry Jeter, Ransom letter, Ket.y ffatl
ef,ihiott deter, snvrin Jeter and lease deter and S,r,
Jc'er, widow, aud Harry, Cynthia, IInlly, Elm. and
''nia JcicI, shIidrcu VI Caleb Jeler, dec. urd uiinn,- m
ucf tne age oftwoaty one years, by tomnivions, Ne
iaei, specially assigned their Ruardini. Le,rs and rruHc
sentatlYes Of tcnry Jelor, doc. and tho SAID jesse JeI.,
administrator with tho will annexed Of the said HEM
Jrtcr, dee. Btir.
oh ,be notion ofhlyi1 San niers, b! counsel. FOUNDED,
upon ms al-iarlt, alleging that rs M .ut,ytc execute,
augustine i"ril"icIE tne cider, dee. nul IN hs own rsl-
Is emitted 10 the benefit of tho deer G pron, uIlceI ~ la.
aus o tWr 18Th ds of October, lsJ@; tr: Court. On eot.
thereof, doth order that i've plalnt ITS IA ,b,
a's n'laf previously served, " IN u copy Of this order IN
inc mode pre-. cribed by Law, do appear here p, TIM ta.,
Jay o inc next term, nn,i sbcw cause. II luy fhey cnu NV
the elid David SAUNDERS shall not nave the benefit nf ~
aforesaid decree.
aeopy-Tnlc, y. ROBES = q
WIN
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A Valuable and beautiful Coun-
try seat for sale.

~ TIE subscriber, under a power Of Attorney
from John Dickinson, 10 authorized 10 Sell
THAI beautiful sea, opposite Lyncheutg, on which
Nj. John Richcson resides a, this TING There is
certainly no residence in this part Of he country,
which commands so beautiful a prospect no, is any
tract Of Land 10 be found with such extensive und
thriving Orchards ofthc best selected rare ttui, OF
all kinds-,hcre being ncar icoo bearing spp'e and
several thousand bearing peach trees, amt over a
thousand younger apple trees, Of a lcas. thirty OF
forty varieties of apples. twenty Odd OF pea.h, and
six q eight OF choice cherries. The tract contains
Var 80 a..es Of Land, and from its situation & In,
aasl.ty OF the soil, cottis ned by thu bearing Of the
grape vines, there can be no doubt but that there
ale she fines. situations for vineyards In all the
roualsy. 1.-THE place is not sold privately between
this and the first 81 October. ii will, on that day liz
ae.d publicly for cash, oi the premises.
JOHN RiCHESON, Attor.
ire" in ido!
tc'v a wtls
1..DM SALE--Ae Comfortable second han'
c..~n. m. tins N4trd
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CASSINERES.

Ofthis article, | have "A grea, variety Of the mos
fashionubte shades, and fines, qaolity-consissin.
otblue, black, brown, grey, mix, lavender, iawi
colprs, dfab, bulls, noty spring Merinos, &c. sc.
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: roi' ~ ree and Martha his wife. and = ahiy, lsj2Ln
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,,o, decd hannah Allen. John Alien, Lera," shn,n"ia
nerthsHta h. nifr, formerly BertiIen,a Az ,aindrn al
Inc defendant George Alen no, hs,in.' pelehlaH,
sff. - ana gwen security according a., t3'frd e
SATISFACTORY s,,J : re'. 60 o /, I'M. curt and it alIrl,, nt :
country = 1t l. ordered thu, the said defensslh' - t.
pear hefe on the first day Of The no,, .rouaAi d. AZ
1--WE, IN. tli OF the P~laintihs, aud that a cam" atd az
oc' ~ iofth"ith inherited 10 some new .rsr,r. !" eh' a.
me -" u hyhehi,nra for two months sur.e f.,.ied +
town. copy-T... IN o al.
Aug. 10. hoDLS, OK.
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