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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-14
heN-hangihg. Eock and White
SJfI7IYING.

>HE subscriber respectfully informs the Public that
he still carries the above business in all Its
rous branches at his old stand hoy al street. few
doors north of the City Hotel and Market House. His
work will be executed in the same faithful manner
heretofore As he has in his employ workmen whom he
can depend upon, he will be able 10 wait upon all
his customers No work will be delivered out Of hs
shop previous to his inspection. From the multiplied
~ Of nell 8, and the difficulty Of collecting
the same for the last car, he will expect Cash for his
work on delivery, except from those punetual custom.
ers who have accounts worthy of attention. AZ he is
DESTROYS of paying all demands sgainst him. he would
be thank full those indebttd to him would enable him
to do so as one half of the amount due him for the
las, ycur would CRADLE him to accomplish this desirable
object
lie will give the highest price for Old Keys, II
brought sent to him by responsible persons.
BELL-U.aN GLNG will be executed exclusively
by himself
HIND RAILS, Gre executed al the shortest notice.
Ills charges will be uniform and moderate, and all
work entrusted TO his carewi be warranted to stand
one year free OF expense.
feb i4-eo4t GEO. II. DuFFEY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-14
MARRIED..

Al Dumfrics, on sunday evening. Sd inst. by
the Rev Thoma, {. Thornton, CALEB RUSSELL,
to HARRIET ANN RosKLINA FAIRFAX, third
daughter of Capt Henry Fairfax,-ai OF Prince
William County. Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-14

The Senate. on Tuesday, refused, % to 5, t
stsike out the third section of the Revenue C"l
lection Bill
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-14
ALEXANDRIA, Cd. c.
THURSDAY MORNING. EEBRuaRYI4 1883


tits stated that the South Carolina Convention
will be called on by its President to meet on the
first day Of March next.
1t will be seen, that, hereafter, the Senate will
hold two sessions day. and the public business
will therefore be considerably expedited.
The Senate. on Tuesday, refused. % to 5, to
strike out the third section of the Revenue Col
lection Bill.
The Annapolis Republican says: &" Mr. Mer'
rick, from the Committee on Internal Improve
meut, yesterday made very important report,
as the result If their late investigation at the Point
of Rocks. We have only room to say that It pro-
poses to coerce the Canal Company, by all the
powers of the .reserred rights Of the State. to
allow the Rail Road to pass the Point Of Ro' ks
alongside of the Canal. A legal inquiry as to
the forfeiture Of the Canal charter, it one hundred
miles Of Canal are not completed by the 4lh Of
July next, is one Of toe points relied on"
The Charleston correspondent Of the Norfolk
Beacon, under date Of the 5lh instant. says
MIR. LEIGH, the Commissioner FROM V,rgi
mia, d,ned with the Governor yesterday. and to-
dav they are riding out together. This looks
we'll. A gentleman has just informed me that an
attempt was made Yesterday to administer The
Test Oath to the City Guard, but every one re
fused To take it-consequentIy they were all dis
charged, and the city guarded last night by
volunteer company. No other news at present "
The Baltimore Gazette says: We observe
that the Government is forwarding munitions OF
war by every opportunity, for the new torl'tica'
tons in Charleston Ha,bor The new brig Gen.
Sumpter, now fitting out by Messrs Buck He
drck, as a regular packet between this and
Charleston. is taxing on board a number OF gun.
carriages, calculated for long eighteen ana TWEEN
ty-four Founders"
The Act tor arranging the Counties and
Towns of Virginia into districts for the choice OF
Representatives in Congress-" passed the House
of Delegates on Thursday last, Ayes 81, Noes
81. Stafford is added TO Prince William, Eau
ouier and FairIax. The Northern Neck being
dismembcreJ, the Counties, from King George
down, are united to Caroline, Essex aud Middle
sex, on this side of the Rappahannock. Lou
doun, with Jefferson and Bc.kely, form district.
In the New York Journal of Commerce Of the
Is, February, it was stated that the Ship Louisa
Barbara. Captain Zcista, had been condemned
by the U. s. District Court at Philadelphia, &C.
coIdng to the act of March Q 1919, for having too
many passengers on board. Since, however, it
is understood that the circumstances accompany
iny Capt. ZeiIstra's case were of such nature,
that the President Of the United States has been
pleased to remit the fine with which Captain Zeil-
sra was charged, aud also to liberate tie con.
demned vcs:'l.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-14
NeM,iahns.

Q Fourth. half. one a"i two gallon Denyohns-
81 just received per schr Velocity, from Boston
.flso on Hand,
Five .lIon DeIn,j ohns, G.rnaa and American; ali
for sale by the dozen or smaller quantity
CO ~ II. T.. SMITH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-14

Erratun, IN yesterdays paper, the Senate
proceedings OF MontY we're printed through
mistake as those of THURSDAY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-14

II is stated that the South Carolina Convention
will be called on by its President to meet on the
first day of March next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-14

FLoua.-Y the current price Of Flour
from wagons was 81 81. Sales from stores re-
Gently at 4 95 to 4 % a 81 to 4 90 now offer
ed; but we have heard of no sales below 81,
and believe holders generally ask from 95 to
90. -
Com Exchange The market continues in.
active, and very little alteration from our last
Western Flour maintains its prices. sc l2s 6
So; there is a decline of about in all kinds
Southern. Sales Of Rye Flour, 4 OF. South
ern Corn. sales have been made at 6Oa62i.
New Fork Jour. Conn.,, Feb. IL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-14

1t will be seen, that, hereafter, the Senate will
hold two sessions day. and the public business
will therefore be considerably expedited.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-14
For freight,
Notice

IL persons who received Nuskets from the Arse
\ nal during the summer of 1881, are hereby re
oured to return the t, within ten days from
this date; after which will be brought against
all delinqrents BY order: -
feb 5-eclUt kiSSEY GNFflih'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-14

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCH LANCE, Jan. q.
We have had a good supply Of Wheat and
Flour fresh from Ireland, with few parcels Of the
former coastwse. Of other Grain and also Dat.
mea the quantity is small, and from foreign ports
we are without arrivals.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
VIRGINIA TO WIT.

VIRGINIA. TO WIT;
A. Ruiss holden 10 The Cissk's 0fscs Of the
Circuit supssios Court q Lac and Chez
eery fss yeffersos Counay, the fisss Monday
in January, 1855;
.7adyep Hunter and John J. Broten,
PLAISTIFFs,
AGAINST
Edirard william Grcham and Nichofa,
INarmisn. administrator Of TfTiias,
Graham, deceased. DErExpANTs,
IN CHANCERY.
TIVE defendant. Edward w Graham, no,
i having entered his sppesfsnce and given
security according to the act Of asse nbly and
the rules Of this court, aud il appearing BY
satisfactory evidence that he 10 nos IN inhsbi
ssnt Of this county: n Is ordered, Tha, the
said defendant do appear here on the frs,
day OF the ext term. and answer the bill oi
the plaintiffs, and that . copy Of this ordei
be forthwith inserted in s"ne newspaper
published in Chsriestovn. ior two month,
successfully. and posted 81 the front door Of
the courthouse in the SAID town Of Charles
town. A Copy-Testc,
ROBERT I. BROWN, C.. c.
Jan. II, 1858.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
EDUCATION.

UyHE Subscriber respectfully Informs The
II citizens of this place and the public,
that his Seminary viii be opened on Monday
the 18th inst. an the brsek ba,idsng opposite
the store Of Humphrey ksyes.
The course Of instruction vl1 comprise
the Latin, Greek. French and English Ian
guagcs, Geography and the uss cf the s;lobes.
History, Beles-Lettres. Mathematics. and the
usual branches Of liberal educ stioa.
The students Of the classical Jepartme nj
viii be Thoroughly grounded In krsi prisc lyles-
The idioms, construction, and tho beauties OF
The authors Will be carefully noted. strict
at'e nt,on will be paid 90 the rupils % the
English department. They ~iil bs prepared
Tor The counting-bouse, or Tor whatever bs,si-
ness their parents or guardians may design
them. Tho students OF both departments
viii be frequently exercised in eomposa,on.
defamation, sc. The wish Of the subseri.
Der being Co prepare has scholars for useful
ness and the business Of active hfe, AL has an.
dustry and efforts will DC faithfully directed
To these important objects. The moral. OF
the youth committed To his charge will like
wise be attended TO.
An experience OF twcpty-two years in the
business Of teaching, during which time L.
has been AZ the head Of some of the moot
respectable academies Of the country and
the previous advantages Of n liberal eduea d
! ton, Justify the subscriber in the belief thai
he Will be able TO acquit himself to the saii.
faction Of those who may pstronike him.
lie boards, for the present, M the family %
Mrs. GriSgs, who can accommodate "A lev
young gentlemen, who will be under the .m
mediate control and diree ton Of the Prime ipal
EDWARD HUGHES.
Charlestown, Jan. 10, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

VIRGINIA, To WIT.
AZ Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of The
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan.
cery for Jefferson county. the first Monds,
in January, 1858.
James h,shan and Rhoda Inn MS rife, for.
n.eTiy Rh0da Inn DaekvaN,
PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
JPesley Duck-.saH David Murphy anil Mariu
mas E,fe. formerly Jdsri6 Duek,raU. q
daughter. one Of The heirs. and kgaiee 81
Joseph Ducksra2. decd. Thomas DueI,saN.
John Due:1eaX. Jo,eph Duci,raH. and Re.
bceed Duc.1saK, children and heirs of Jos,bh
DUetlraH. deceased, and IpayEerS W. Ih,oek.
morton, DayExpAsrs,
IN CHANCERY.
1~HE defendants. Wesley Duckwsii. Ia.
Il WI Murphy aud Maria his ~ife. and Tho
mas Duckwail, not having entered their sp
pesrance. and given security according TO the
oct OF Assembly and the rules Of this court
and u appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitsnts of this country: M.
ordered. That the said defe ndsnts do appear
here on the first day Of the ne xt term, End
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs, and that q
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper Published in Charleston n,
Tor two months successfully. and posted Of
the front door OF the courthouse in the said
town OF Chsrlestown.
Copy-Teste,
ROBERT L. BROWN, C c.
Jan. II, 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
NOTICE.

Having been for several years in possession
OF concern Of Mr.. Nathan ShepherdA Pa.
tent, for making and vending his ointment,
known by the name Of DR. Judkins' Ps,en,
specific Ointment, aud said Nathan shep.
herd having obtained = new patent thereon,
end have likewise renewed With n Shep.
herd the same interest . held before, IL is
deemed necessary that public notice be Civ.
en- OF the circumstanee. Having devoted
much time and care during the shove period,
m preparing this ointment, and been ins,ru
mental N giving Il the general character il
sustained. With whs,ever improvement in al
this time has been received. Q present il "a
public s,ten,ion. rs herefefore, Tie genuine
We" 81 ne oi"f'aenf may be hnsusn by he IA
Bel sTound ne ointment put thus.
"hlde ,and sold, Sholesals and pe,ail
neas Frederick, Md. by CHARLES HERS
TONS, concerned IN the patent right"
CHARLES uERSTONs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
INDUSTRY.
rs.

gH8iS thorough bred rsce-hovse will stand
- the ensuing sesson. TO commence on the
Is, April and end on the Let August next, at
my farm, eight miles from Wine hester. eight
from Nevtown. eight from Ba,tie,ovn. four
from wildwood, end eco sod . ham from the
White Post--st fifteen dollars cash the single
leap. twenty dollars the season. to be- paid BY
the LIST August. and forty dollars foS insurance.
TO be psiJ ~ soon - the mare 10 knows to
be With fvsI. parting with tile mare, or ire.
guisr attendance a the stand, forSri,s the in.
surance.) In every case fifty cents cash TO the
groom TO be sent with the mare. Mares put
by the leap OF season last year that did not
prove with foal. will be insured this year foe
thirty dollars Mares from = distance will be
furnished with pssturagc without any charge.
and grain, required. at the neighborhood
prices. Care Will be taken TO avoid sccijen,s
and escapes. but will no; be accountable for
them
INDUSTRY is . beautiful dark brown. l6
hands and fourth Of an inch high, nine years
old this spring. aud 10 one Of the ,,ess and
best formed thorovg bred sons of his dis,in.
guished sire (Sir Archy.) His performances
under his former name. Niger and his pre-.
sent, name rank him ~nh The best borses Tor
speed and bottom-and as foalge,ter he is
inferior to none. In one Ut his races over the
baltimore course, be ran ! miles in z minutes
and So seconds.
PEDIGREE.
INDUSTRY was by SIR Archy. his dam
by Balrs Fiorizel, his r rand dam Celia by vii.
dair, great grand dam Lady BoI,ngbroke BY
Pantheon. grea, gres. grand dam Cadix by
King Herod, by did Fearnough,. out Of Kitty
Fisher; Csdiz's dam was Primrose. Who vas
got by Dove. Who vas 60, by Csdiz. who was
got by old Crab. Who Was got by Silly. whose
dam was Sclims. who w.s got by the Godol.
phin Arabian.
PERFORMANCES
October. 1927, when years old. he ran for
the post stake over the Newmarket course,
which be Won ia fine style. Next week, over
the Tree. hill course, he von the s~ &c pstskes
Next spring. Is years DID, he was beaten
over Broad.rock course mile heats by Sail,
Hope-a good race. He was then taken to
Baltimore, and won the ) mile heats, beating
Bachelor. Fall Of the same year, at Wash.
ington, he won the colts purse, mile heats
Next day he won the jockey club purse,
mile heats. beating Muiatto Mary and others
Next week, At Baltimore. won the mile
heats, beating bachelor May. 1929. (then S
years oid,) over the Washington course, he
won the mile heats. beating bachelor and
h>Pona AZ Baltimore, next week, he won
the Jockey club purse, 4 mile heats Next
tall be was beaten over the Hagerstown
course, in which race he brske down, and
has never started since.
INDUSTRY will only be permitted to ct.
tend to four mares day, at intervals of four
hours, and in no instance win this arrange
ment be de'iated from. Mares put by the
season this spring. that do not prove with
ioai' viii be permitted to 60 TO him through.
out the tall season, without any additional
charge. HECTOR BEIL.
Frederick CO.. March 7, 1858 -9t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
VIRGINIA. TO WIT:

AZ Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan.
Gerry for Jefferson County, the fret Mondsy
IN January, 1855:
Elisabeth COoku'. rrido1r and reict Of .HieI.oel
C0skus, deceased, and Sally Cookts.
PLAISTIFFs,
AGAINST
John CaLhson and Na,y his -rife, ia!s JIarv
Cookns. EH:abtth Cookus. Cgtl.Grine Cook.
as. John KenseH and Sophia his .pife, LATE
Sophia Cs0kUs. Solomon Miller and Mar.
gWef has -vfe. late Margaret Ccskus, and
Michael Cootus, The said Mary. Elizabeth.
Cafhariae. Sophia, Hargaref and Michael,
being children and hei,s Of Michael coo1us,
deceased. DErEnDAHTs,
IN CuANCERY.
HVHR defendants, John Calhoon and MARY
IL his wife, not having entered their APP
pearance, and given security according 10
the act Of assembly add the rules of this cour,
and 1t sppearing by satisfactory evidence thu,
they are not inhabitants of tins country: 4.
ordered. That the said defendants DO appear
here on the FIRST day Of the next term. and
answer the bill of tho plaintiffs; and that q
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted 10
some newspaper published IN Chariestown,
for two months excessively, and posted 81
the front door " the court house in the said
TO wn Of Chsries,own
A Copy-TeSe,
ROBERT 7. BROWN, c. C.
Jan. IL, 1883.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
MOxzxCAN.

FHVHIS thoroughbred Horse, half brother
III to Bachelor, will stand the ensuing SC n :
son at the following places, viz: on Mondays
aud Tuesdays, at the stable Of Mr.. Billmyer
in Martinsburg; on Wednesdays ard Thurs
days, at MIR. =. w. kerney's; and on Fridays
and Saturdays, at the stable Of Mr.. Joseph
Entler, Shepherdstown.
For terms. pedigree and performance, see
hand-bills. REYNOLDS 4 IICAS
March I, lS33.-5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
Jan. ", 1888.

VIRGINIA., TO WITS
Al Rules bolden IN the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court &c Lav snd Chan
Gerry for Jefferson Coanty, the fgst Mon
day ~ January, 1883
John Franz. 0daiaisiyafsV II 751vnsend BeeE.
ham, deoeassd PLMnTISE,
AGAINST
Jduses Stubbi.feid, Jsos6 Hilbert, Fsnfaiae
Beckham. Itiiiiars .Hagrrsg. Nicholas Mar.
HIish, adsainisfrafsy IF JftHiasa GraAara,
decsased, Hannah Wage, od,uinisyaiyi1r d
Edlgayd Wagcy, decd, .fadrsy Hunfey, ne.
bseea BectAaS,, GdEliHisfrofrIr Of Caap
bseths0s, des'd. and tIiIGoa ClsrsIasd,
DEganpAaTs,
IN CHAHCERY.
WE defendant. " ilhaus MAY veg, net hsv.
n tng entered bis appearance, and given
security according 10 the sct Of assembly ane
the rules Of this court snd Il sppssssag by
satisfactory evidenee that be 10 not 81 inhabs
ssul Of this country u - ordered, That the
ssid defendant do sppess here on she Rrss De,
Of the next term, Hnd answer the bil u ths
plaintiff. sad that = copy ~ this order b
forthwith Inserted IN sOn,e seWsDsper Pub
lished ~ CbsglessC0n. foe tvo months cue
cessively, snd posted II TIE frOAt door % ths
C0uft-b0ase N tbe SD tsws ~ Chaflesi0yn.
a C0py-Tesfe.
hoDERT a. BROWN, e. g.
Jan. II, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
EDTC.ITEO.r.

DATRONiZED by some Of the mos, re-
- spectacle citizens of Harpers-Ferry, the
subscriber date professor ia one Of the first
colleges IN the Union) wishes 10 inform pa
rents and guardians, DESTROYS Of having their
children, or those under their charge. care
fully and properly educ a;ed, that hc intends,
when q sufficient number Of subscribers shall
have been collected, TO open 4 Seminary IN
which all the most useful and importan,
branches Of learning will be taught
u is confidently hoped, from several wear.
experience which the subscriber has had
in teaching in the various departments Of DO.
lite learning, that he will be found fully COM
petent TO this arduous undertaking
The strongest and most satisfactory recon-
mendatlons can bc given from learned profe y
sors and private gentlemen, as To his compe-
tency for the education of youth.
HIS course OF instruction will comprise the
English, Latin, Greek and French languages.
History, Geography, the use of the Globes.
Belles-Lettres, mathematics, and Moral and
Natural Philosophy.
The students Of the English and Classical
departments will be regularly exercised in
Composition and Defamation.
As the subscriber will be wholly devoted To
the care of the Institution. subscribers NAV
rest assured that he will leave no effort un-
tried to promote his scholars adyane ement
and that while he will be most assiduous and
untiring An his zeal for their Improvement in
literature, no care or vigilance shall be want
ing in steadily watching over their conduct
and morals.
9TReierence, as 20 qualifications, &c, To-
he made To DR.. Samuel Scollay, Middlewav,
Jefferson county, and to the Rev. Mr.. GiIdea
and DIR. Marmion. Of this place.
Application 10 be made at Mr. Fitzsimmons
Hotel, 10 JOHN JOS. HICKEY.
Harpers-Ferry, Feb. :. 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
RED ROVER.

10y the celebrated horse Sir Charles, and
~ full brother 10 Hugo, will stand the
spring season at my stable, and at Capt. John
Lannon's, at Bunkers-IlIll.
Terms, pedigree, and satisfactory certif-
Gates, will be given in due time.
SAMUEL CAMERON.
Feb. 81, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
FOR S.fLE.

a TRACT of LAND, purchased of Ca
L n leb Sale, containing 2Gl acres, well
watered, and has two or three fine springs
The Turnpike road from Baltimore via Shep-
herdstown 20 Winchester, will pass through
II when finished.
Also, another Tract, containing $50 acres,
lying on the same road, and bounded BY Opc-
quon creek, with between 80 and 40 acres of
fine bottom, and has , or 3 good springs-one
white sulphur, very much freguented dur
ing the season, and flowing out Of a large
Hat rock al! around it, One Of these farms Is
bounded by the main road. and is we'll i'm
Proved-both lying in Frederick couniy-is
well timbered, aud has quantity of meadow
on each farm.
Also, another small lot Of Land, IN the
same county, and on the same road, contain
ing acres, one half meadow, the balance in
hne timber. This tract would suit trades
man, cooper, shoemaker, or any person only
wanting "A small lot. There Is 4 spring and
running water on il.
Also, another Tract, containing 240 acres
lying in Morgan county, and on the Potomac
river, all in timber. As the canal will pass
along the bottom throhgh the land, il will
be very valuable, and the timber will be in
great demand.
o,anothcrTract,c containing 80 acres, lying
on the main road from MartinsDurg TO Bath
with a dwelling house and cellar, and a small
orchard. About 30 acres are cleared, and ,
or s acres Of meadow, and has a good sprine
and running water on IT. This property woulc
answer for public house, as it Is about hal
way.
| These lands will he sold low, and I viii
take IN payment Negroes or money.
Any person wishing TO purchase, may ap
| ply to the subscriber living in Jefferson coun
~, Virginia, on the main road leading from
Shepherdstown 10 Winchester, and within
miles Of AIiddeway.
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Feb. 81, 1919.
| C-r The Leesbnry Cem,a ef THIRTY .siRbUB
hsh The abote HIrr nnes, aud s,-rId BIZ 10 II 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
FRnar RIrra

Batfimsre County, Oofs5ey 2, 1921.
about four winters ego. wss severely ffos,
eh'en " both feet, and becsBe quite lame -
Every sooeeediag winter brought forth the
severity 81 TIE disease. heard Of Judkins'
ointment end bad q applied, Il acted ike q
enafms esmpteieif curing ne IN short time.
EDWiN %. sHELMRRDINR.
Jan. 2. fa33.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
AZ Rules holden in the Clicks Office of
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery FOR Jefferson county, the first
Monday in January, 1883:
Henry Boteiar, suing in his indiriduoI
character. and as administrator of
finn +. Boftiar, formerly finn +,
LIME deceased. PLAINTIFY,
AGAINST
IHomdS c. Lane and George ~. Shut,
DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY,
UNHE defendant. Thomas e.. Lane,
n not having entered his appearance
and given security according 20 the act
Ofassembly and the rules Of this court;
and IL appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he IL not an inha bitant Of th,,
country: II 10 ordered. that the ssid de
fendaot do appear here on tho first day
Of the next term, and answer the bill oil
the plaintiff; and that copy otthis ordei
be forthwith inserted IN some newspap rel
published IN Charlestown. for tW0monfb'
successfully. and posted at the front dool
of the court house in the said town o.
Che rlestown.
A Copy-Tesie,
ROBERT +. BROWN. c. c.
| January ~. 1888.