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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06


efedl Of bringing tirs ard unfopn,od yretcnstoa.,
aa1 ny disc'iinlng them To proritsie the favor o,
IL. British KING. tie says that the views If the
present hdminisira ufan The subject Of the CO
3nlal trade have b en submitted 10 the People 81
laa United States; and the councils by Inch your
conduct Is now directed are the result oftle ludg
ID Il, oppressed by tn oaly earthly tribunal
- ablah the late Administration was umenz
al,. lar rs acts. IL shoald be suihccn, that
IL lla.ms ST up by tbsal, aud Which canstd
r. interruption OF ihe trade "a question have
I'm explicitly abandoned by those Who Bfa
asserted thrm, and ARE not revived ny thar SUE
fessaf# In. late Secretary Of State, the gen
tleulna und consideration. hsro MAKES the State-
meHt tha. the late Administration were the frt
Ia S. up the claims % inch &c rei,rs Nov, un.
dsI all the h.gl responsibility which belongs 10 the
seat which loccupy | dfhbera,ely pronounce that
tins statement is uutrga anl that the late Socre
larY eifler must have knoHn II 10 be untrue ne
was culpaby nee ligrm OF his duty III not ASCERTAIN
M what had been done under prloruduiuIstratons.
repeat the lhurgc-the statement must have been
known 10 be untrue OF thsre WIS culpnbc negh-
pence lfit were material believe II could bc
shown that the claim gnt silon--uc right 10 the
admission INTO the Brush West Indies ut the pro
DUE Of tie United States upon al equal iO"tns
with slmilur produce oil thc Brush continental
eoloncs-ls coeyal with the existence Of our pres
tnt Constitution and that Whene yer the Occraon
arose for asserting the clam, II was asserted
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06
SCARLET FEVER.

We raely trouble our readers with y no'f'9.
either original or borrowed but gentleman Of V.
nerabie appearance called yesterday, to say W.
General ST. Clair, who vas once physician w..
wont to cure the scarlet fever by causing u' r
tlent to drink, several times each day, ~ p'',
milk, acid, and as much butterml'k-whey a.
patient could take ! his rarely, fever idl''
working a cure. Ptl'. 49, N'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06

At late trial in the Circuit Court ofthe T. ,. u,
Philadelphia the jury composed OF c'i I.,,.
the following religious denominations :-h'. %..,
palan Jewish, Catholic, Presbyterian, ara "a, D'''
ker This is a fine picture Of the real equ"''y -
religious rights and respcctabity in this eoul.a
and of the harmony with which they move anu .
together in the discharge of their public duties
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DOMESTIC NEWS,



We gave, few days s.nee, lctter from H..
Charleston Evening Post III which MIR. 10 A.
ANS was referred US TO the advocate Of Southern
policy. The Po.t the succeeding day speculate,
upon the possibility Of such an auxlliary-laaqr
the two hostile factions Of jackson and GINS
and the chance that Mr. Adams may be made 10
pledge himself to them, IS also considered & head
way it is thought, could be maao 'asains. lie .oa.o
lidatqd politics of Mr. Clay and The n5ydal..
at-aH OF General Jackson Mr. Cahou.
the Evening Post thinks, the ft,t man ia the Unol
---but then many Circumstances render Nh Adams
favorable now---,and fiji uugld pledge hHl5l'
TO the antl-larff policy, nothing presents u5c.iasaq
obstacle TO the free trade men OF The South 'oudg f.
him
The Post adds the following:----
8" lie would certainly be preferable 70 Nh Csg.
WHO Is pledgedto the American System .snd s.,,
y no less to be preferred to General Jacksonville
administration proves that he holds hmselfpiedsel
to aoiliHg.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06

A boy in the employ of the editor othe + M In
pha Chronicle, has been in the habit o' S.' IF
daily copy of that paper to shopkcepcf 10 the
teen cents a week. On making the discover q inns
editor introduced the SnbScfi her to Alderman far
who adudged him to pay the price OF the 'tr,,l,d
two weeks with the costs The penalty 'NI S5,a
IN this case was much too moderate, ana W. ,a,,se
little doubt that a Jury would have given 'l''7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06

The schooner Eagle from Liberia, coast Of Aifi'a
and last from Norfolk, has succeeded III rtacla'.
Our whorvoa and is now in safe quarters at the MS
wharf above Almond street. From conveTsu'oo
with gentleman on board, who IS eloquent ID
praise OF the new Colony q who speaks from aeIO'-
observation, it would seem that the colonSS arc u
coming every day more attached to their new NOM
and in many instances could not be induced 70 "
turn. [Ptitadc!p5lu Chron'E1
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THEGLOBE

The Government paper IS getting GcurIols
which is what 10 official paper odght ever OBJ A
more wicked attempt to mjure the character d
Mr.. Clay has been rarely made than that cohta''.
ed IN tins Official yesterday (the 3lth.) The Gobe
had 50 promulgated the fact OF the recent exhacta
OF bue; from the ann Of General Jackson as u
MAKE the impression, tiot the wound had Len a..
CURED in the public service. Some other papa.
advcrtinG to the fact, had stated that the ball vas
received in a rencounuy with the hlcsSrN. BcHir.
Now what had MI Clay 10 Gowi,h this aGar
Nothing upon earth. But see Row lie has been
hgsed III. After abiding TO an unfortunate aluf
between that gentleman and Il nenbS CT The hsr
lucky Legislature which happened tweay1acs
years ago, the Globe proceeds:
He (Mr. Clay) was taken 70 kind ttirTa
house in the ncighborhood Of Louisville he VI
treated with the utmost tenderness and courtesytJ
that friends wife and family. aud acfHr eaJoD
heir b1pitGiHiCS, he amUled himself, ii IS Sc.
by winning the money fhs hlad host at brag /
is very certain that the generous hearted man W
took him to his house was bereh Of a large torila
by playing, and it IS equally ce<tala that Alr c.
had share of it,"
Now we are we'll informed llat there Is not e.
word oftruh in all this statement Mr. CLAY Va
not, on the occasion referred to- taken toa friend
house He went to the tavern Of Mr.. Gwathma1
in Louisville, where he remained during nia sbot
confinement from the very Sigh: wound %b.AAe
had received. He did not win i,om i..s soaoo-
host at bras or any other game. 1t Is l1tuue T..
NJ Clay obtained any share eta lhrso tog'aa- al
which any one was berett. The Editor ii -
Globe knows, or ought to know thatJutgc te5g
lathough Jackson mum the pelsJn alluded e. a.
under his own Signature m the public rGprrS t1a-
radctcd this tale Yet, in contempt Of all docsac.,
ifnot Of truth lie has revived it.
A more wlnton, unproyoAed assaultthun tins Wa
never made IN the personal character OF any me-.
yiduul II one which. # IL had the sanction {
the Administration, should cover i, with mdtto
disgrace. Vat nj.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06

Wolearn says the Nato14 Intelligcrcer ofsa.
turday that the Convention 6f lndeunltIcs, lat ;.
negotiated with the Government of france, va
yesterday ratified by the Senate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06

Cen. Upham has been adiudsed, at Portsmouth
pay a fac of 100 dollars for couhiding Isaac H..
l. S. Senator from New Hampshire.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08

vIReINIA.-Tn the Circuit Superior sourt
81 Law and Chancery for Berkeley Coun-
~. December Rules, 1881.
.Eacob Smith and Fanny his 'eyfe. formerly
Fannu Ksesacksr and ,sidotc q Conrad nee
sdcher, decd, P'"'''''i''
against
Matthias Kessacksr, Join Reesacher and Others
children aad heirs, aud deUlssss y .datsii'ds
Reesacesr, dec d., aete"eahs,
Il. ne defendant Matthias Keesaeker, not
having entered bis appearance and gwen
security according 10 the act OF assembly
and the rules Of this court, and It appearing
By satisfactory evidence that he IS out 81 tins
Commonwealth; II is ordered, That the said
defendant do enter his appearance TO this
suit, on the first day Of the next tenn, and
answer tie blll Of the plaintiff, and that a co
ny Of this order be forthwl.h published 80 the
Martinsburs Gazette. and continued for two
mouths successfully, and another copy there
Of posted az the font door Of the court house
Of dis county. A Copy este.
JOHN SIRO1HER, C.
December T. 1881 T.
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also on hand quantity Of NeRs and " o
mems Saddles. Brides, Martingales, Co'iars
and Harness OF every description. made III
IN. hest nossibie manner, which be is deter
mined 10 sell al prices TO suit the times.
JOHN HELFERSFAY.
Mariinsburg, March !, 1852
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TO EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS OF
NEWSPAPERS.


JONATHAN ELLIOT, Of the city Of
CD Washington, respectful Jrequesis the Ed
itors or publishers OF Newspapers. w,tpin
The several States and Territories Of The u
ni0a, 10 furnish bim through the members
OF Congress Of their particular States or
Districts. 81 the seat Of the Federal Govern.
ment, with TIRES copies oi their Newspapers
Imal ked "one," two" and three. issued
Ou Ior about Wednesday the twenty second
oi February, 1852, (being the Centennial
Anniversary of General w asbIngtoni
As lis motive rs entirely dlsint-tssed and
patriotic in making this request, II being his
desire TO produce positive evidence Of the
number OF ewspapers printed IN the Y States,
and their ierriisries, he desires thai pariic-
uar attention may be Fad TO this request
and above all, by the publishers OF country
papers IN distant towns, that are cenipara-
lively, little known, and ii, at the sau,, lime.
| they would communicate IN their papers any
statistical information, relatively 10 then in.
mediate nIeghboIbsOd, would De- hlghly aps
ipreeiated aud gratefully acknow lodged.
IL was inlenGed hat every newspaper re-
cesed, shall be carefully preserved arranged.
hy tie States, IN "a room at VI ashington. lie.
voted ior TINS OBJECT, one set to be eyeDtu.
slly deposited III the Library oil Congress.
The duplicate set TO lie transmitted to @ hIcE,
Lsq OF London agent for the purchase of
Books sc. for the Congressional Lii
brary,l 10 be by hun placed in the Brit.
lsh Museum, and the tripphoate SET TO be
retained fer seine public institution.
Il is intended al o, as soon as this colectiou
j. completed, to publish, in tabular form.
IN public prints, lar the Information Of TIA
people OF the United States, Ilst OF all ,bs
sPapers, embracing the 'name,' place.
ana period OF pubiicatI and terms OF sub.
scrlption.' Great pains viii be bestowed to
make this list, (being an important result 70
be gathered from The eoection) as perfect an
the material wlll admit
FEBRUARY 1882
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tOiore gwen uItnI anu
begs leave 10 inform them
that he has just received
a very splendid assert
nent of Ssddleary, con
sisting Of Birdie Bits.
stirrup Irons. and every
ether article necessary
for the business. lie has
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FIkUiAlA:-in The Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and ChaDcery Tor Berkeley county:
January rules, 1851
II iHta0t Il. tmratd and Charles J Nicholson,
formerly merchants a1td pqtfJsers IN trade,
under Tie "GHse and .Ji'ia u ~ ititam Il.
farnd, y TO. pi IDS.
against
Ethpt Il Br01cn, OhO.f ~ Spencer, ignafi,s
OEaIaH, John Osen1a, ai,d htcitard
Miller aud Catherine las tete, late Caths
riHe O'Frraa, def is.
HE defendants not having entered their
appearance and given security, according to
the act of assembly and The rules OF tins
court and II appearing hy satisfactory eyi
dence that they are out Of this Common
wealth; IL IS ordered, that the SAID defendants
do enter their appearance, on the first day
OF the next term, and answer the bill of The
plaintiffs: and that copy OF this order be
forthwith published in the siartinsburg Ga
zette, and continued for two months sucres-
slvely, and another copy thereof posted at
lie iront door OF Inc count house OF this
,ounty.
4 Copy.-Teste,
DIN SthOTHER, C.
January 5, 1882 pen &hun.
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nTNotice.

A LII those indebted to the subscriber by
IA either bona. nets or book account, are
respectfully requested 10 make immediate
pay ment. as il IS has desire to wind up bis
business a, speedily as possible, consequent.
ly, DO indulgence can be given.
NlLLIAM n THOM PSON.
Martiasburg, February 10, 1852.
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Iaartlusoara Gazette:
PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,

TWO DOLLARS PER .a.N.vUsN,
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE;
Or, Tro Dollars ard 1wenty.Jjre Cents,
AT rHK END or SIN MOTHS;
And if payment be deferred to the end OF
the year, or near the same,
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
will Invariably be demanded
gz-A failure to notify the discontinuance Of
the paper at the end Of the time subscribed
for, will be considered as new cement
gI-No paper discontinued until all arlear
ages are paid up, except at tue discretion OF
toe Editor.
--.Adyertisements inserted at the rate OF
one dollar per square for the three first inser-
tons, and twenty five cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
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~
DISSOLUTION. Tie partnership t.e.e
, toiere existing hetneen .he undefs;gu-
90, Under he firm Of lTfa L~.g s. 90. Was
dissolved the 9Th 81 September by mutual
consent. All ttiGse indebted TO .sid firm are
respectfully requested 10 make pa meut a.
soon as possible; iho.~ whose accounts AZ.
open a'e requested TO call and close Them nv
paym or note. Those who ar vet ,ndehf.
eh to j. Il Grskiac 8 10, are mt~rmed hat
payment must be made immediately or their
notes VIII be transferred The business wili
ec continued AT the old stand by u A. Eong
atd Chas l.. Ste,ca3 /, in the name cr II y,
Long, Nho tenders his sincere acknowle,lca
me"ls 70 his customers and he public gene.
fa'if ior che many years support gwen INN.
anu respectfully soiicits continuance Of their
patronage. WIZ LONG
:, j P. ERSKiNE.
Mar'insburg. Oct OF, 1891.
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To the Public.

TTyTIE subscriber takes this opportunity Of
4 returning his sincere thanks to bis old
customers and the public generally, Tor the
very liberal encouragement they have here
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VIRGINIA the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law aud Chancosy Tor Berkeley coun
"; December Rules, 1851.
DsaeGa end Logan, plaintiffs,
~ against
M0Vy Horn, and Thomas Horn, adn'r de BIO
MS nan If Philip Horn, dee'd. defendants,
Z ME defendant, MARY Asfn, not hayin,
4 entered hai apfearaHee aud given sees
rty according 10 the acs OF Assembly aus
the rules OF Court, and il appearing by satis
factory evidence thst she is out OF tbs Com
mouwealth; II is ordered, That the said lie
PENDANT DO ea.er her appearance TO this sun,
on The iirstddy ol The next term, answer The
bill Of the plaintiff, ana give security torper
forming the decree; ana that copy OF this
order he forthwith published ia The Martins
burg GCzette, and continued for two months
successfully, and another copy thereof pos
ed at the front door OF the court house OF
this county. Copy-teste,
JOHN STROLLER. C.
December g. 1881 -2m
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VIRGINIA in sGe ~t.--
of Law anu Chancey for Rer~eieJ Doun
ty. December Rules, 1881.
Jacob Hevsr, plaintiff,
against
John Bodine, Joseph Grantaa1l, Ed,card Bond,
Ellis Rees, AID others. defendants
HE defendant Joseph Grantham, not
having entered AIS appearance ahd gwen
security. according TO lle at OF assembly
aud the rules Of this court, and II appearing
hy satisfactory evidence that he IS ou1 o. thls
Consalo Ewcal,h, II is ordered, That the said
"a les ant do enter his appearance 20 tlns
.u,i. on the first day vi iiie next term, and
answer the bill Of The plaintiff: ana that d
copy q this order be lortbH.th published ia
he Martnshurs Gazette, and continued iof
two months successfully, and anothel cor,
thereof posted at the front door oi the court
house OF this county
A Copy Tes.c,
JOHN STROTHER, o
December 3. i5g I'm
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Farm and Tavern Stand Tor rent,
FoR TERM OF YEARS,
TTifHER seperato or together, at Foke
"A Run Cross Roads, between Martins
burg and Wiliamsport. Eve miles from tn
former and seven from the latter place, IN
Berkeley county, Virginia They will be
rented lew 10 good tenants Apply TO tn
subscribers in Clear Spring, Washington
county, Maryland.
ROBERT SMALL, or
ABEL DUNHAM
February IS. 1882 ct
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CAUTION!

CAUTION!
TT7IIE public are hereby cautioned against
& taking an assignment on note ct hand
executed by the subscriber sometime 10 the
eionth OF June, 1887 to certain Andrew
UItnn, which consider fully paid. having
Offsets, SC againai said note to the full
mount, and am determined not TO pay any
more on said note, unless compelled by law.
JOSEPH ENGLE
March /, 1882.
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A Bye-Ia


ioprerent Wagons and Teams .to,d;,r !,
/ ne streets IN Tire Io,sa of .aIa,ti,,sb,,r9o -
J"' The purpose Of feeding.
PASSED FEBRUARY 4. 1892
| & EE 1t enacted and declared b., ,bo r,,,.,..,
X q The o'on Of .tetnsbay.g. That r.
| ny person shall stand a Wagon. for the mr..
pose OF ieeding the berses or cattle bejane-
i,B 'hcreto' IN any OF the public streets Of
'ne Sa'd Town, such person If free or am
! @fptehuce) shall incur a fiGe of one doliar
ZOE every hour that he shall so continue h;s
wagon ana horses or cattle in The street 10
"e efed with costs, on complaint Of a.
ny persoh 10 any magistrate Of Berkeley
oou1'y' VINO shan give Judgment and award
cteon Tor the same against the parent.
gnafaian, or master of such free nerson =,
apprentice, as the case may be, is sneh ner-
sun oe under the age Of tyenp-one wears:
anu II ABOVE twenty ono years, against The
person offending against this act.
Be II further enacted and declared ,rh.t
u The oiieader he servant or a slave nnioss
The owner Of such servant or slave ~ sno's
oiher person, shall pay such tine and costs
'he ofiehder shall by order of fhe mao;str,t,
giving me judgment for such fine and costs
receive snch number Of ia7hes as such ma
gis,rafe shall adjudge, not exceeding fifffen
40 - "e' odIc ID K az the public uhinnipg
post. Proetded: tlat no one SHAH iocmr tbss
penalties of this act unless the Tow Sar
&eant or any one who NAY find jimseG ~
herself agsrieved, shall have given s''rh ,,e,
son notice 10 remove his wagon ard harses
And, Proridod, atso, that tits act i not not, -
eX'ced 70 market wagons, standing abon, the
Market House. ""ou' 'H'
;. This Bye Law shall commence and he
IN force from and after the psss;ng fLereoc
ID H. CONRAD, prcst.
5 GARARD, Sec'y.
The Trustees having understood that the
snail Fox has made its appearance in tie
county ncar the River, reoae.tr,l he physi.
'ians 81 tue Town TO use every cxcrti n to
'aerinate ali children and Gtl!ers who ha,e
'e' been vaccinated- aad they earnestly re-
4ges' an persons TO arp) 10 any Of the re.
rofnt Fhysi,ians and maze tho of their
4m''ies Varcnatcd Uha have not lad the
''ot 80 bose gentlemen haye .egclonsly
~ p 'accra'e, Tree - cI3rse, "a those
= 90 itei them elves 4I70.e 80 pas HE usaal
&C. February o, 1881.
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December 8. I5si.--2m.


Il ANDo FOR SALE The subscribe
4 A Offers for sale Two TRACTS O.. LAND
one lying IN Berkeley county. Virginia, near
The Potomac River; the otLer in VI n.,on
county. Maryland, adjoining the s.n4 RIVER.
The Farm in Berkeley cen ans +A9 .crcs of
tifst rate lime stone. adjoining he iar..s OF
q Penaieton, Alex stephen and others.
ahd Is now IN a high stat. of cultivation.
The Improvements are ali good consisting Of
as,.s two story stone UH ELLtAO
s1aT.x HOUSE, 80 by 54 ieet, tire wing
.At4 - BY 30, Stsos Aitchen, Smoke
,i0uae, Sac a well ol excellent VA
ter eou'onieut 10 die House, ~ OR
CItAltD1 OF thoie& Frat beld stream u
water passes thro' thu. i4fn, and Il 10 within
mile 81 three meryhnnt uIilis a large pro-
portion oi this tsactis ci9thed with the aest oi
tinEER The Farm il MARYLAND contains
10 acres oil ebfise Land, in good state Of
cultivation, the UnproVeuci = tolerah bic The
Chesapeake Gtd Osso Canet and Dallisaoye
ana Ch,o hGa Roaa, will pass through one
e9raer Of aus Tract IL IS deemed uunsces-
sory to give further description OF these
Tracts OF i1ano, as those Wishing 10 pur
chase, viii Doubtless fret vlesy ;he same
or iurtAcE particulars and ter.ls, Apply to
the subscriber iivhs Oh the one IN berkeley
county, Va. ELLIS ELLIS
Ost 8, 1881. If e1pd
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Dan,et Croo&, pltf,
against
.4n.hoay 8t0ndei, Samt .Setbert, admir-, and
fhe children and hcns q iacob .sisaye,',
deed, DEL Is.
+ ,itE defendant, Samuel Se,bert, moi hay
a ing entered his appearance aud given Sc
cuuY according 10 the at % Assembly ana
lie rules vi TIL, Court, aud ii appearing 10y
satisfactory evidence ;hat he Is out OF ,his
commonwealth; IL IS ordered, That die said
defendant do enter hss appearance 10 yils
snit, on The hfst day vi Toe next term, and
answer the bill VI tie plaintiff. aud ,liat :,
copy OF this order be ioFthWItn publishes la
the hattlnsb"rg Gazette, aud continued ioF
go months successfully, aHd THAI another
copy thereof be posted al Inc itont door Oh
tAe court house OF ills county.
A Copy-Ieste,
JOHN SEROEHER, @.
January 5, 1882 Con.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08

VIRGINIA b. lne circuit Superior Courl
OF Law aud Chancery Tor Berkeley Coun
~, January rules, 1882.
3ames tornsan, pltf,
against
The Farmers and Hecha,tic's Ba,tk0 Of Georxe
to,ea, aad julio run i5tceagnlgtii, widoto.
dad fte chitt'e,. nsd heits u Ihoiacs sa.
SWeailSgca, dec 4 del is
TUE defendant, the Farmers and Me
chances BANK .! Geoi Sntown, nethay,ns en
tered ITS appearance and gwen security, ac-
cordlng TO the act OF assembly ana tie rsits
OF THIS court, aud II appearing by saiisiac-
cory evidence that 1t is uIt OF this Jolanlon.
wealth; IL is ordered, that the said defendant
do enter ITS appearance TO thus SUIT. Oh the
first day OF the next tern. a0d answer the
olIl oi The plaintih: and that copy Of this
order be forthwith published IN The MARTINS
burg Gazette, and Continued for two month.
successweiy, and another copy thereof pos
ted al the lront door OF the court ho1se Of
this county.
A Copy .--Teste,
Holm - iRDTIER .,