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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07
Holm 10. Vaughan,

4 TroRNEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW hav-
n ing permanently located himself in
Richmond, respectfully informs the public
that he will faithfully attend to all business
that he may be entrusted with in the line
of his profession. He will regularly at
tend the Circuit courts of Wayne, Union
Fayette, Rush, Delaware, Henry, aud
Randolph counties.
March =, 1893. 8
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07
AGRlCULTURlsr's ATTEND.

THE farmers Of this vicinity are res
= Pectfnlly informed that the blooded
stallion Sax Weimer, direct from lexiDg-
ton, Ky. may be seen at Mr.. Burk's sta
Die ON Saturday, the l4th Dec. lie is e
qaal to any horse in the union as blood
ed animal. His pedigree will be given
and proven to those Who wish it. Such Of
the citizens As are fond Of good horses arc
respectfully invited to call.
W. III. HARTLEY & Co.
Richmond, Nov. 30, 1898.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

Is now located in the town OF Richmond
Wayne county, Indiana. His Office Is
on Washington street, two doors north OF
the Union Hall, where he may be found
ready to attend to any calls in the line OF
his profession, and fron a long practic al
experience he hopes to give general salts
faction.
May 18th 1888. IS
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PREPARE FOR WINTER

VE RATTkAE, has en- hand and will
keep constant supply Of very su-
perior domestic james, manufactured by
himself, three door. South ofDr. PlumIner's
Office Front Street Richmond, this article
will bear competition with any of the kin Z
manufactured in Kentucky or any part OF
the western country, Persons ishing t.
purchase by the piece or pattern; canno;
be better suited in Indiana.
Richmond, Oct. I'd. 1873.
n. d: 81. Rattray, will purchase com
mon and Merino or Saxon wool for which
the highest price in cash viii re given.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

Union Canal, No. "a. S3O,O0O. 100
prizes Of $1,000. Tickets $40. Draws
on 3O,h November.
New York Extra, No. SO. $4,000
capital. Tickets S.. Draws 4th Dec.
n western class draws in Wheeling, on
the Both Nov. $4,000 capital. Itch
cts s..
New York Extra, No. 81. 49,, 600
capital. Draws llth December. Send
your orders to Il. A. COOK,
No GS, Wood street, Plttsburg
November Goth, 1893.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

POftcf,S Ve4eSHU1o CNSNOslc1Hs
Used in cases Of Kings Evil or Scorf,-
~ la, old ulcers, and all diseases Of the
skin. Likewise in the Mercurial Disease,
or where the constitution has been injured
by the long use. or injudicious exhibition
Of calOmel. Also, the BaisdDs Of SulPhev,
For sale at the Drug store Of
WIN. LINDSEY.
My first volume Of Henry's Chemistry il
ont. I should be pleased to have it return
ell.
Those in arrearagcs for professional ser
vices, or otherwise, previous to July last
are earnestly requested to make payment
by the first Of next month. l cannot meet
my engagements without making collec
tious. W. LINDSEY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07
TAKEN Up

10y Rurket Pierce Of Ward tow nship,
- Randolph CO. la. a flea bitten grey
mare, fifteen hands high, with scar on
her left hip and ham, which has the APP
pearance Of a burn. Supposed to be nine
or ten years old. Appraised to forty dol
ars oy Anthony Reitman and George
Reitman. A true copy from my estray
book. WIN. ODLE, J. +.
November 10th, 1889. ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

Sale o. SCHOOL LAND in Grant county.
WILL offer for sale at the Corrt house
= door in the town Of Marion, Grant CO.
Ia. the seventh section Of tow nship twenty
four, range eight. on Saturday the 12nd
da. of February next. The division OF
said section, and the minium prices affixed
by tie Trustees v i'll be made known on
the day OF sale. Sale to Commence at 10
O clock \ vi.
s. WRIGHT, $. c. G. C..
November Both, 1888 46
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save the Pieces.

9KNHE subscribers will pay one dollar nd
= twenty-five cents per hundred, fol
old cast iron, such as old broken potts
kettles, andirons, plough moulds, DC. DC
and = fair price for heavy pieces, If deliver
ed at their foundry in Richmond. A pen
ny saved is worth two earned.
GROVER Il WILLIAMS.
January 18th. 1898. 3
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TO TANNES.

VALUABLE TANNERY FOR SALE.
VVHE subscriber offers for sale his Tan
- Yard in Richmond, either with or
without stock. The yard consists oftwen-
ty watts, with the necessary buildings, and
about one acre Of ground. A good and
never-failing fountain pump &c.
1t is one Of the most handsom stu atoms
in this state for the business. Terms viii
be made easy to the purchaser.
JOHN FINLEY.
Nov 9Th 1924
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

WOULD inform the public, that he aas
taken the stand recently occupied
by Mr.. NJ. e. Jennings, where he will con-
tinue the TAYLoaaNG BUSINESS IN all ITS
branches. He has Just received the fall
fashions, which he receives seEii-annraiiy
from the east. The pubEc's patronage Is
solicited.
Richmond, Nov. 10th, 1853. A
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

a NEW stock Of Drugs, Medicin es
a I'aints, DC. just received from the
Eastern cities, which will enable the suo-
scriber to supply any (uot inordinate) de-
mand, on as good terms as can be had west
Of the mount aims.
Physicians and country Merchants are
requested to c all
IRWIN REED.
Richmond, bct. y, 1893.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

x F. DCNHAA, having resumed the
&As above business so.ic.ts = share OF
public patro3age. His shop is two doors
south e Siddali's store, on Market street
He inteaGs working very low fer cash.
Rtchmond, Nov, l6sh. I-so3. 4f-3m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

HAVING been appointed agent Of the
Hartford, Connecticut Protection
Fire Insurance Company" the subscribed
is ready to attend to all the business Of the
agency. The Company have a capital OF
$l5O, 600, with the privilege GRANTED by
the charter) Of increasing the same to
half million dollars. assurances are ef-
fected by this company, both on real and
personal property on the most moderate
terms. Every information will be cheer
fully and promptly given on all applica-
tons made either oy person. Or by letter
(post paid) at the office of the agency in
Richmond.
J. ID. VAUGHAN, Agent
NAV A. 18:}3
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Nero G00tda.

TIME subscsibeF has just received a new
and splendid Stock of Goods, suita
BILE for the season, which he viii sell on
good terms, for cash or approved produce
ALEX. STOK ES.
Richmond, Nov. 5th. lscN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

u EsPEcTFULLr informs the citizens of
~ Richmond and its vicinity that he has
removed his Office to the room recently
occupied a. the Post Office, in Sidda Is
row; where he may at all times be found
Unless absent on professional business.
Nov. g, 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07
La map Gil.

lust received, a supply OF Sperm. Oil
- which will be sold low.
IRWIN REED.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07
Country Produce.
0F almost any kind will be taken o
subscription to the Palladium.

Dr.. Whiic's Vegetable TO0th-ach Drops.
The only specific ever offered 10 the
public, from which a permanent and radi-
cal cure may be obtained Of that Disagree
able pain, the Tooth-ach, with all its at
tendant evils; such as fracturing the jaw
in extracting Of the teeth, which often
proves more painful than the toothach it.
self; and cold passing from the decaved
teeth to the jaw, thence to the head, pro-
ducing rheumatic affection, with many
other unpleasant effects; such as disa-
greeabie breath, bad taste IN the mouth,
sc. Sc, all Of which are produced from
Ioui rr decayed teeth. | am happy To
have - IL N, power to offer to the world.
!, r..nn".ji .!Iat vii: not only remove the
pain pile times out Of ten. Improperly ap-
tpi,ei, ~, preserve the 'reth from further
decay. ~ arrest he disease ia such IA
are rccayiag and have not Commenced
| ach ~. restoring them I. health and use
tuiness.
CERTIFICATE.
Baltimore, July Z. 1899.
Some time last Nav, Doctor Thomas
White lei, with me some Of his Vegetable
Tooth-ach Drops, and requested me to use
II in my prac;ice-f accordingly dbl re-
commend it 20 six OF M friends, and some
of hem had been complaining of the
lOofh-ach for more than three months
and out Of the six it had perfectly cured
1--WE. lam now fully convinced Of its sal
ufary effect, not only curing the tooth ach
but prevents teeth from further decaying
J.H. WINCHESTER, M. ID.
The subscriber in his practice as a
Dentist, having successfully and to con
siderable extent used DR.. Thomas Whites
rOOth-ach Drops, can recommend them
when genuine. as superior to any Other
medicine now in use. Z. HALE.
/ Pittsburgh, 1881.
FOR SALE--in Milton, by r. C. AL
lison, in Centreviile BY Dr. Pritchet;, ane
in Richmond by A. Siddall and Dr. VIM
Linsev.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

Together win almost every article IL my
line OF BUSINESS; all Of vii De sola low
the patronage OF the public Is earnestly
solicited. .h.
November l6ta, 1853. ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07
Z. n. 4, q. u. Citizens.

WOULD respectfully inform the
citizens Of kicamoEu and its si-
cini:y, that they have perna-
ssently established themselves in
us town in the CHAIR Ma
.lN(s BUSiN in All ats ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

May 4, 1881.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Nov. 9Th 1893.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-21
THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

We have not seen our City 80 much crowded, since the
rete OF La Fayeue, as IL has been during the Convention.
we nave Strangers from all almost all quarters OF the State,
y esttrlay, the mOnumentslt { hurch was crowded beyond
any hing we have ever witnessed in that building. The
esliInate OF spectators present, varies from 100 10 1000.
me lower pews aud the aislcs were 6lled-and the gall
Iories were also thronged. The coup dGH, which pre-
sented itself TO a spectator above was very fine. We also
learn That Mr.. Lees Church, where Bishop Meade Of.
hciated was also crowded.
MI Jones read the nothing service In the Monumental
Chufch ani MIR. Grammar preached the scrmon-wbich
he concluded with an Address 10 the persons who were
aoont 10 flake Holy Orders. Six were admitted to the Of.
uce OF Dedcons-and two Of the former Deacons, TO the
aulnoHiy OF Priests. The communion was then ADM.
nls'ered, TO q far greater number of commandments than
ever have received il in this city.
lhe public hotels and the boardiDg houses have been
tnronged during the Convention and we understand,
'hat IRON so TO 80 ladies' have put up at the Eagle alone.
compiler yesterday morning.
On sunday night, there was a large and final meeting
al tte Monumental Church. DR.. Keith delivered a dis
course-apd then Bishop Mooredelivered an affecting va.
lediciory-and finally, Bishop Meade dismissed the Con-
vention with prayer.
VIC are promised a particular account Of the Proceed.
Ings Of the Convention-for our next No,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-21

IL has not escaped the readers, recollection, that
various efforts have been made by certain Southern
prints, to alarm our fellow-citizens by rumors touch
ing our slaves. We were aware, that, if any such
designs were entertained as have been attributed to
the politicians Of the North, it was time to np them
IN the b~ud-for, If such n design was attempted to
be carried out, the Union itself would necessarily
sink in the struggle. We would be among the first,
TO proclaim that the charter was so palpably and dan
gerously violated, as to amount to its dissolution. But,
if on the other hand, no such design was entertained,
and II it was merely put forth by the friends of Nul.
hfication, to produce a panic in the South, and rally
a strong political party around Mr., Calhoun, it was
IN every point Of view desirable 70 ascertain the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-21
ARRIAGE

Married, at tho rosideuce OF Capt. William D. McCartv. in Rich
'm1nu county, o Inc 9h instant, by the Rev. John p. McGuire. AIR.
9hn !, brockenLroush, of Essex, to the beautiful and much-ndni,ed
tor. "P"' N'-
HLove once forms that goIdian link,
Which none can break hut Iisayen.
Ills only there that lio, | think,
Can roll on nuooth aud even.
Sut, if of two you make but one,
For Iucre's cake, I'D fain
Predict, the deed would scarce be dono,
E'or they'd be two sgaiu.
But and L are rnons the few,
Whose love is pure aud clover,
For they have loved and loved so tuo.
They'll still be one forever.
Married, on Thursday the I4th, nj the Coal Mines in Cbos,o,so,d
ny the Rev. A. Johnson, Captain John Goodo of Vyasbi,oton Cnun'
~, to Mis-. frances Watkins of Chcstor6cld.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-21

m arket. The wheat of the Western section Of the Stat
may be ground into flour, and pay a handsome profit to
'he farmer and the miller, in consequence Of the reduced
price OF transportation. Tobaccoes will be drawn from
more and more distant re gions. Lands OF a second and third
quality can be brought into cultivation. Thus, our agri.
culture will be extended aud improyed-our markets viii
be better supplied more shipping will he waniing-our
commerce enlarged. Thus also, the transportabie mass
oil articles, TO be conveyed down The Rail Road aud tho
lanai VIII he multiphed--ani the tolls aud dividends will
De increased. Shall we then rest upon, our oars Shall
permit ihis great opportunity OF carrying out the cen-
tr"i work OF Virginia 10 pass ms uniinprovel? No-let as
De up ana a-dolng-put our own shoulders to The wheel
and exert ourselves to give the last seal TO this enterprise
Oh the 9Th instant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-21
THE GEoRGIA CoNyENTIoN

Tor The purpose OF reducing the numbers of the Legisla.
ture' is subject 10 the same difficulties which our own
Convention experienced in fixing OH the basis Of Repre-.
sehtdttoh. We hear OF the same elements, of the white
basis, The federal numbers, SC, sc. The last resolution
which they adopted on the 10th inst. is thus stated in the
Augusta Chronicle of the 18th:
ne question was then taken on agreeing to the first section oil
MIR. Mays's substitute, laying off the State into o5 Districts OF
ouniles each-and decided in the afiTmative-Etas 1862, Nays 81.
..I 1 a section was taken up. The first cIause-loclaing that
me House OF Representatives shall be composed OF Members from
all Of the counties which now arc or hereafter may be acinJod ',h
IN this State, according to their RESPECTIVE numbers of fec whito
persons"-haying been read, MIR. Dawson moved to add. s,and re-
hiths of the cOlored populations"
"The amendment was advocated BY Messrs. Cilmer Daniel ond
Crawford OF OgethoIpe, aud opposed by Mossr.. Sturres. Cla,k o
henty' m henan; and afterwards rejected-yeas 1913, nays 1866"
and comment:
rms strange and unfortunate vote ia evidently the result of a
most unnatural coalition between the Eastern and Western Section.
againsttho Middle one, to secure to the former its desired power If
le Senate, aud TO tho lattoT, its desired power in Inc lIouse.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-21

Speedt-The arrangements of the Richmond, Baltimore,
ana Philadelphia steamboats, are such, that the passenger
may now be transported from this city to Philadelphia i'm
81 honrs-that is, he may set out from Richmond at five
o'clock on one day and reach Philadelphia next evening.
when a steamboat shall have been established from AM
boy TO New York, the passage between Richmond and
New YORK may be effected in IL hours or less-that is 10
say, a person may leave Richmond on one morning, and
arrive in New York the nert night. This is an unexam.
Piled rapidity in the art of transportation.
me steamboat Patrick Henry performed a feat on Sun
day' whlch deserves a passing paragraph. With the view
OF accommodating some Of the visitors TO the Convention
she lett Richmond at 6 o'clock on Sunday morning and
returned TO Richmond yesterday morning at 6-after be.
ing detained A hours at Norfolk, and losing another hour in
the Roads, IN wait for the other steamboat. Thus she per.
formed The trip OF 300 miles, to and iro, in about 10 hours
OF doou. 10 miles TO the hour. And, yesterday morning,
she again set out at 8 o'clock on her route down the lame.
the Convention.
Inc Patrick Henry is not only the feetest boatthathas
ever visited our river, but she seems to he a safe boat
me machinery Is go constructed, that by means Of dam.
lion Of steam.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-21
TUX TIE L.VQLJRER.
If vain our OIL,

II YAM Jul tOls
We ought TO blame the culture, not the soi.p
Convinced that our political disaiection is caused mora
6y our own indofenee and bad management, than by the
Tariff, i shall continue my endeavours TO call the attention
OF my Southern friends, TO a farther statement of facts to
illustrate my doctrine. Our Southern States abound with
iron, coal, and timber OF the very best kinds; and, vet, we
not only get our carriages from the N orth, but the pIolphs.
axes and hoes, with which 10 cultivate the soil. Orr Ri
vers abound with granite rock, equal TO any in The Union e:
II s nevertheless true, that the stone used at Old Point,
the Kip Raps, the Navy Yard, and al the Dry Dock
comes, most of il, from the North. ! have seen the era.
mite front for a house in Richmond, which was hron,h,
from Maryland-from, / believe, the second section OF the
Baltimore RAILROAD and yet, there is granite of as good
quality, IN sight oil the City, sufficient to build A thousand
houses. Does the Tariff Cypress Va so that we cannot work
our o,cn materials, OF our opn doOrs? We abound in
materials Tor making lime, and yet, we are supplied with
that article from the North the Tarif.Ioving North.
Most oil oar Siage-driyers, Ohe best of them0 and the
clocks which regulate their movements, come from the
North. The foreign goods about which we are all ieopar.
dizing our incompatible government, are imported into the
Northern Clues; and thence sent to us, che amer than We
import them direct. Are the Yankees TO blame for This
No, my friends; the fault is with us: let Us correct il
sPeedly. i could fill my sheet with similar statements,
were it necessary.
John Randolph told the people at Liverpool, that " the
great strife was, TO see who should sit still, whilst the other.
worked" Not so with us in the South One portion of
oW population, are made to work whilst many of the
other portion are too indolent even TO see that the tcoyk is
DeU dane.
We pay TO The Yankees annually, for onions. soap and
other notions, more money than is paid into our Southern
Custom Houses, as duties under the Tariff law.
Let us get up a grand Southern Convention, mot n
coniederacy) and solemnly resolve 10 raise OU Oicn sfoek.
make our own clothes, shoes, potatoes, &c. &C., unless the
\ ankees viii consent TO take oil the Tariff Such a me,-
sure would rouse their fears, and probably bring them into
our measurcs: they are a calculating people, and know
The pdtue of Their JedHerSj they pluck as tCeH. For
my own part, sooner than get rid OF the Tariff by guarsp.
To them, a continuance of their trade with us. in
hay, lomber, lime, SC. SC, / would shew them that am
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-21

"" y NNNIIFF Ut FINFINIA.
~ We may differ with our Correspondent AZ to the
consututionality aud character Of the Tariff but we per.
lecuy agree on the lessons Of Economy which he il read
ing 70 our cltlzens. why should we obtain granite from
our sister States-when il is lying at our own doors .
" ny procure hay from the North, when cur own mes-
do"s can abundantly produce it, We can raise onions
enough Tor our wants-and when the Western work j.
completed, we can obtain our winters supply. from wet.
err virginia, OF some Of The finest potatoes in the United
states. Let this Western improvement be carried out, aid
We snah see a new spring gwen to every Thing about US.
Heavy articles, hay, inbers, marble, lime, salt, &C. &c.
which cannot a. present bear the expencs Of Transports.
uon nom distafo counties, will find their way 10 our
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-21
-, JOHN DOLPH Jr,
Chamber oithe Representatives Of the u. States. IIthJar
2ith Of Independence.
THE prrsidenf of fe To;t.J uu,

Suppose, these officers had carried their hostility
so far, as to have wrung Mr.. Randoiph's nose, would
1T not have been calculated to fill every liberal citi-
zen in the U. States with the strongest Indignation?
The insult to MIR. Randolph was bad enough.-It
deserved the marked censures of the government
and of the nennle.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-20
CIRCULAR.

Messrs. Stevenson s. Points, managers
OF the Virginia State Lottery; Charles G.
Alexander, manager of the Western Vir.
gina Lottery; and Messrs Brufsy s. PAUL,
managers OF the North River Free Bridge
Lottery, have determined TO discontinue
me management Of Lotteries, in couse
quence OF a tax of 500 having been i'm
posed upon all Vendors of lottery tickets
by the State Legislature. Persons having
Prize Tickets in either of the above named
lotteries, will have the goodness to bring
them in Immediately. as it is the wish Of
the managers to close the business as
soon as possible.
WILLIAM N. THOMPSON.
May l6, 1888
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-20

The LAST Who's
that are Mr.. Scattering that always
gets a few votes at our town meetings."
inquired an old lady a few days since
of her spouse, as she was buslly cngag.
ed IN perusing a newspaper. 81 don't
know" said he, ''nor | never did.
though the people have been trying to
elect him ever since | first began to
yotel"--DedhGm patriot.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-20
NOTICE.

EEsHOMAS BENNETT, Abigail Ben
q nett, Anthony Snyder, Thomas VIII
liams, John Williams, Psyche Dawson and
the children and legal representatives of
Isaac Williams late of the state of Ohio
decd Benjamine Williams and all whom
II may concern: Take Notice that on Sa
turday the Goth of July next at the house
of Col Walter Bevins near the mouth of
Is mile creek in AIlegany county Mary
land, shall proceed to take dispositions Of
John A. Hamilton and others to be read
IN evidence on the trial of a suit in the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for Morgan county and State of Vir
ginla depending on the chancery side of
said court, in which you Gassaway Gross
VIM. Nicely and others are defendants. g.
as executor of Abraham Dawson, who
was one of the executors of Thomas Wi
Hams decd. am complainant.
ISRAEL DAWSON.
June IS, ls33.-4t
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A copy-Teste
JOHN SIROTHER. C
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Marhnsburs, June 18th, 1888.
The parties interested IN the above
suit will please to take notice that will
attend at my office in Martinsburg on Sa
turday the 18th day Of July next, Tor the
purpose OF carrying the above order into
effect when and where they will attend
with any evidence or vouchers which they
may have TO offer.
SEMANS GARARD Com.
June IS, 1888.