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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

NuoNTICELLO FOR sALE.-rhis celebrated Sea,
IvL the former residence of Mr. Jefferson, offered fof
sale. II s perhaps too well known require any de-
scripon, but il may be well to mention that its value has
been much enhanced within the years by the adj
don OF perennial well Of excellent in the kitchen
yard in which pump Of the best construction has
just been placed-besides many other valuable improve
ments may be proper also TO state, lin contradiction
to an uuoundej repo that the buildings, with the ex-
cepiion OF terraces, which require oorng in ex.
ceent preservation: being constr OF stone AMI brick.
protected by coating VI tin. lead, zinc, iron copper,
wherever exposed 10 the action OF the weather. Is
derej only hre-prool but OF the most
buildings in Virgius.
Between two and three hundred of Lind at
sched to the House. about hall OF which is in woods aud
the emainder under cultivation The land is generally
OF the best quality, well watered and susceptible OF the
highest degree OF Improvement It's abundantly supplied
with every species OF Mulberry and perhaps OF the
most eligible situations h the world for the lucrative pursuit
Of the culture OF silk II disposed Of in short time, il
will be leased out Tor several years Terms aud condi-
lions usual with landed estates. J. +. BARCLAY.
The subscriber will also dispose Of his Tract oil L,ud
and all its appurtensnces) lying in the Forks OF Hard
ware river. Albemarle county, about nine miles from
Charlottesville, containing upwards Of 100 acres.
Also about 1000 Of Land, principally tmbcre in
Pendcon county, the north FORK OF the South Branch
OF the Potomac Piice low, and terms liberal
J. I. BARCLAY.
03'Sae of Furniture. farming Utensils, Sc. made
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

n Superior Court, May I'd, 1888;
Thomas Price, jr., Nathaniel Mills, Jackson Mills,
Charles Mills Jacob Holloway and Polly his wife, Robert
Mills, Wade Mills, Jacob Weiscger and Elizabeth his
wife, and George Woodhn and Susan his wife, Pltfs.
against
Jesse Winn late Sheriff Of Hanover 10 whom the es-
tate Of Charles Mile, SEN, deed. with his Will anne ed
hath been committed 10 be administered, Defendant.
This cause this day, again be heard the
papers formerly read and the report OF
Der LAST consideration whereof, the Court approving
the said report doth confirm the same, and adbge order
and decree that Thomas Price r and Charles Thompson
r who are hereby specially appointed Commissioners for
that purpose, do lend the money in the Bank Of Vr-
GINA 10 the credit OF this until the further order
the Court, taking from the borrower borrowers bond
with sufficient security; and for that purpose they
ioriscd to check upon The said Bank for the sae and
doth refer the accounts between the parties TO of
commissioners OF this court, who is directed examine,
state and settle the same holding each party
all advancements received by him her from the Tetator
or his estate, and stating his account to show the
portion OF the money aforesaid which each OF the
lies is entitled upon such account in view, ang
Susan Woodfn and Elizabeth Weseger entitled TO on
ly one SHARE aud in another, entitled eac
and distributing the surplus which may remain, after
signing 10 each distributes hundred and pounds
six shings, equally between the Testators grand chill
den Charles Nj. Mills, Elizabeth Weiseger, and Susan
Woodn, and make report thereof to the Court with any
matter specially stated dec med pertinent by himself or
which may be required by either OF the parties be
stated Copy. Tese,
pin I'D u wINcroN ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

RY virtue Of Deed in Trust, executed to the sub
ID scrbers by Nathaniel Perkins and Robert French,
for purposes therein specified, dated the LIST day Of De-
ceber 1877 and duly of in the Clerks office Of
the county Of Buckingham, will be sold, 10 the highest
bidder, Tor ready money, the 29th day Of November
next, at the Diamond Mills, in the county of Bucking.
ham. three hundred Of Land, being the pur-
chased by the said Perkins OF certain Charles Guerant
part OF this tract is cleared the balance well timbered.
The title this land is believed be good but acting AZ
trustees such title only will be conveyed vested in
us by said Deed W. l.. FONTAINE,
ROBERT HILL,
FINCH SCRUGGS,
September 81. T4l-wSw"1 Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

Great alterations and Improvements are being made,
IN the Hall OF the House OF Representatives. 1hev viii
all be completed in lime for The meeting Of Congress The
moor considerably raised; the Speakers chair is no
P"eu ~ VIC north entrance; and The position Of the mem,
oe. seS,s Illus reversed from their old order hand
soe g'ey has been erected over the lobby tbat CO...
Io,n.e,y oIImh The Speaker Besides this the Hail il
ItPd'.eu, ,he noor covered With carpetiDg &C &c
Improvements have also been made in bs ofB 60
% the House. such as the pos, Office &C '''''''O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN.-From recent sdvices, W,
ea'n, that our respected fellow citizen, the Hon Jane
Buchanan minister plenpotenary TO the OF Rus
sia may be expected TO arrive here in about
He be greeted by his friends and former
with that hearty welcome, which is due to his private
worth and great public services-Lancdster Ihielgen
Ger, Oct 29y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

SYLVAN HILL ACADEMY. The subscriber, in
- come xion with Mr. VIM. Z. Nelson, WILL on the
18th January, 1884, open School for the reception Of
boarers at Sylvan Hill, his future residence. Sylvan
Hill is pleasantly situated in the Forks OF Hanover about
30 miles from Richmond above the Fork Church. in the
immediate neighborhood Of the Rev. j. Cock, and SUR.
rounded by society," for nell morality and pie
surpassed Ivy in Virgin,. Mr.. Nelson Of the
late Mr.. Peter Nelson, President OF Wingeld Academy,
to whose professional exerions Virginia is much in
debted for many OF her most literary aud practical mea
is so well known uniting with the minute ac1uant
with the Classics facility in mparng ins,ruc
ton, and peculiar turn for exciting the attention, gaining
the confidence and controlling the feelings Of his pupils
as 10 render remark i'm reference him
aud the subscriber alter having devoted twenty years
his life to the instruction OF YOUTH and beheId many who
owe the direction OF the unfolding energies OF their
TO his fostering filling stations OF usefulness
some rising even to distinction in the literary world,
not but suppose his preensions as teacher, fully
known 10 the public. The subscribers buildings all
ed within the last IL months, with eye sing pro-
iessona purposes, will afford every facility which be
derived from that The Of instruction will
embrace the Latin, Greek and French Languages, with
all the various branches OF the English Expecting I,
prosecute his present profession perhaps the close
his life, and convinced that although patronage may be
obtained by accidental causes be retained only BY
lodged merit the subscriber is determined that
exertion shall be wanting his part coniinu
ance Of patronage. Price Tor Board and Tuition 800
TIL. H. FOX
Mangohiek, King William, October %. 5O-wf
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Deputy for Rieh'd. H. Ed,cards, Sheriff.
l. 5l-w(;u,
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nlSMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY.-The An
IL nual Meeting Of the Stockholders, in the Dismal
Swamp Land Company will, according Law be held
in the Town OF Suffolk, Friday the 18th November,
1888. RO BUTLER, President
Dismal Scamp Land Companye
Smithfeld, October IL. 46-tl5thNoy.
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The rrau'o' Rioi' took place August q, 1887
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05
NkpOrION AND Tine WOMEN.

NAPOLEON AND THE WOMEN.
The following is one Of the lettsrs Of Ma
poleoa to tbs Enp~sss Jessphine;
81 have received your letter. In
Which yos blame me for spsakisg u.s.
ralIansly cf women. Il 10 true ] hste
iutriguiag woaen above ali thiaxs. ]
have bees seeustsmed 20 sDisbse. gen.
Gle, and eo0ciIisting women those are
the women ! love. if sbey have spoil.
ell me, IL 10 NOT NY fssls, bot yoer's.
You will see shss have b~en kisd 20
one ~ho proved herself kind asd sHse.
tioaate-l mean Madame Hatfield.
When I showed her her husband's let.
ter, che wePs. sod exclaimed with deep
feeling and simplicity, An! il IL in.
deed his writing When she read il
the tones Of her voice went 10 the heart.
] Vas moved, and lsaii 60 her, Well,
Madam. throw the letter into the Ore,
and ! shall have no power 70 punish
your husband She bur ned the letter
AID Vas happy. Her husband 10 now
safe-t~o hours later, and Inc would
have been shot. You see that { love
women who are gentle and unaffected,
because they resemble you. Adieu,
my beloved josephine. I sm WE'LL.
NAPOLEON"
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FfRGENLi, TO WIT:
AZ Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law aud Chanosry for
Jcherson County, the frs, Monday in NoSem-
Der, Is35:
.hiIIbaHief n. Hhfdkcr, PLAIxrtvv.
AGAINST
Nicholas Houng and leonard !S..egsr.
DKVRsBAHTs,
IN CHASCERY.
IsHE defendant, Nicholas Young. not hsv-
II ing entered his Appearance. and given sect
rity aceorling TO the act of assembly And tb- rules
ct this court; and IL appearing by satisfactory
evidence tlst he 10 not inhsbitanI of this eoan-
try: ~ - ordered, That the said defendant do
appear here on the first day oc tie next term. sud
answer the bill 81 the plaintiff, and that q eop,
OF this order be forthwith inserted In sofne news
psper pubiisfed Ia CharieHown, fur two Enou,hs
sueeessiVely, Hnd posted nj the front door Of the
eourt-house in the sai toub Of CbaFlessown.
a eopy-tsste,
ROBERT r. BROWN, C. C.
Nov. ~, 1888.
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Al Rul~. holden In tlc Clerks once cf the Cir
Jeff.rsos County, the frst Monday ia Nosem-
.SicrsussE-s Nc I)snaId snv-s,jas easf,srr Of tie
t,ss Sr~sf Nc k'0s'aid = Ristssly. aud RsSs'f
~ srhisssfsa, PLAixriYs,
.fG.iLN;ST
Jahn Y. Csoits, in his o.ra 'ighf, as executor II
jain 10 aC~rsi, decd ALA ga e.rcenfsr Of ipen
J-.--sf, sic'd ybAs .yfUsss,siske, sSissifssrsfor
Of John .sfoffSr, de'd. ~ n. Grrzham and
.EHs r. mr. asfr, late .sfuy r.. Uingrrd
George Enflsr and Bcfry his ,rifr, late Ifcssy
fiteas. Jol,a r. UiHge'ri. Catherine Ufagerd
.Harcssina HMy,rd. Gco'ge H. Umyerd
and Jacob Unigrrd, heirs ~ John Ulnrerd,
bed, Daniel Enfsr, crroi,or Of Caihs,i,,r
.Hsfir-, siec'd and as asi'ai,ssf,aisr Of Betsy
.NSffssaT~r-. Jec'd 1HsnAas 1'arnss', sssi'nisis-
ffafor de b,5.s non IF .fIsihany 1a17irr, decd.
.S.iai.ei Rn-s.ti, Carver Hubs, kife Nse,!F II
J.Ssss7n County, a'fs's,asirssfo' Of Robert T..
Jrr, 6-c'd ThosHas IlIer.., anal B,,krr Idp-
scoff, e-rcexfore| john Bdler, deed,
DEfKxpAHrs,
~ CHLN'CERr
INIIE defendants, %. X. Gresham and Ma
~ r, T.. his wife, John r. Wingcrd, Cathe-
r,n- Hins,v.i, Alsrrciiius " ingcrs. George Il.
" ing-rI, aud Jacob " in,,r,i. MT having enter
al their appearance anil given secutty according
To the of-r.>-uiy aud the rules OF this court:
and appearing ty satisfactory evidence that they
not inl,sbisan,, of thu. country: is ordered.
fhst the said defendant. 40 appear here ou the
brst day of the trim, NAL -nswcr the amend
,-d hill Of the plaintiffs; a,d that a copy OF THIS
der l~ 9, r,~i,h inserted in nc~ spsI,er pub
isl,ed IN Chsrirstown, toe two months successive
", and posted vi the front door of the court-hCusc
ia the said town OF Charirsto~n.
A Copv-Te.tc,
kOBER7' r: BROT.N: c. c.
Nov. 81. isSj-
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FASHION,

Fashion rules the world, and a most tyran-
meal mistress she is-compeliing people 10
submit Ia the most inconvenieut things ina
gsnable, for fashions sake.
She pinehcs our feet nth tight shoes, or
chokes US with tight neck or
..queezes the breath out of our body by tight
ise'ng. She makes people sit up by night
when they ought Go be Ia bed, and keeps them
m bed In the morning, when they ought 10
be up and doing. She makes il vulgar IL
wait upon ones self, and genteci 60 live idle
and useless.
She makes people visit when they wou,(
rather stay at home, eat when are not hun
CRY, and drink when they arc not thirsty.
She invades our pleasure, and interrupt,
our business.
She comPcls the people. TO dress geily whe
Their upon their own property or that OF o
Tiers whether agreeable 10 The word OF God
or the dictates Of pride.
She ruins health and produces sickness
destroys life, and occasions premature death
She makes foolish parents, invalids OF chill
dren, and servants Of all.
She is tormentor Of conscience, despoilei
OF morality, and an enemy Of religion, ant
no one can be her companion, and enjoy eli
Their.
She is despot OF the highest grade, full
OF intrigue and cunning, and yet husbands
wives. fathers, mothers, soas, daughters, anc
servants. black and whitc, voluntarily have
become her cbedient servants and slaves, ant
vie with one another, to sec who shall be mos
ebsequiou..
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.VcsC BOOE - Stationary
STORE.

splendid assortment Of
Books and Stationary.
III his Oid Stand, No. ). Market .Syuayc, Hu-
pci's- Ferry,
Amongst his Stock will be found IA choice seiee-
tion OF
Anrient anil Nio,icrn History.
Ronanec, Poetry and Light Reading,
A large supply of SrhNol Books.
Moral and Religious W ors s--FamiIy bibles
Ladies Albums. different bintiincsl
Hank Books, viz: Lcdgcrs and Journals
Day, Memorandum and Pass Books,
Aimanacs Tor 1884, Eng iish aud German,
handsome supply OF Music aud Music Paper.
Visiting and Conversation Cards,
\ Large stock of Plays,
Chimney Scr-ens-Nrnitian Blinds,
Pocket iinnks anil Wallets,
BLACK, Red, pud IndeiibIe Inks
Tx Stands, tluiils, and Steel Pens
Writing aud letter Paper, plain aud ruled,
Fancy Colore,i do
Large and small wrapping d.
Tea Paper and BonDet Boards,
W afers and Patent Rulers,
Pocket Maps of the United States,
Ditto 90 OF single States,
Ditto do. OF the Holy Land,
Maps on Roilcrs-Slate and .-ad Pencils
Crsyons anal Hack Sand, Sand Boxes Ac &c
lie hopes by attention to l,usiness and a desire.
tn please, ~ merit share Of Ie public patroua
Tie keeps Catalogue of hs stock on bis counter.
Which his iricuds will please call and examine.
Harl'crs-Ferry, Nov. ~, 1888.
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v,nusHsA. 70 WV: - ~ o-- e -
In ths tircsit Supcrioe Cohrt Of Law aud
chsscery for Jelerssa County, October
18th, 1853;
Htary. Bfs,sa. PLA,srsvv,
AGAsNSr
ten I:fss son. arcrsi,~d, AVID Rici.ard ~ ia.asas
SA<vyf - J-E~rsss Css'sfs, 90 ssi'srs 'ras es1s-
nsf'-I Ms sssi-sassfrxssa dc bonis non If rae
ssia has.issn Jeferssn. sirs.sed. and Inn
SsfA's, ne .sSs~, asI .tfssTss Eiixatesh.
Sfsssres .sns, assst .sbm lfasiifsn, infant hssrs
sssd eAsisssss u fk< sssd drcoisrd,
IN CHANCERY.
UViItS cause came on "a be heard thi, l7,h
II day Of October, 1879, upon The ball aud
exhibits, the answer Of the infant defendants
by THAR guardian 81 Etsa, the subpoena duly
executed upon the other defendants more
than four months ngo, and was argued by
counsel: Whereupon IL Is adjudgcd aud order
ed, that Master Commissioned Worthinsto
do examine, state and settle the accounts be-
twcen the parties rs prayed FOR in the bill !:
stating aud settling the account Of tSe per-
sonal estate of Hamilton Jefferson, deceased,
which has come into the hands Of either at hi,
administrators; taking an account also OF the
real estate OF tIamilton Jefferson, deceased,
which has descended TO his heirs, stating the
full value Of the same, together with the an
nual value, upon testimony TO be produced be-
fore him, stating also the amount Of spec ialty
debts binding the heirs, which have been paid
out Of the personal estate of the said Hamil-
Ton Jens rson, deceased. md the amount for
which il will DO liable, setting forth all such
matters as he may deem pertinent, and all
other matters which may be- adjudged by Ell
thor party To be specially stated, and make
report Of his proceedings, ia due time before
the next Court, in order to further decree
And the Commissioner j. moreover directed tn
give public notice for two mouths in public
new spsper published in Cherlestown, calling
on all creditors OF Hamilton Jefferson, dec d
To appear before him and exhibit aud prove
their respective claitns--all which he is Il
audit and report TO this Court.
eopy-Teste,
koBERT T. BROWN, &C.
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COR'~s ioaer's Office, Charts,0-r,i, ,
(k-Tx,nsn 81 Iasl

COMMISSIONER tlGIce, Ch0ries.orrii, 3
OCTuskn -, 1883.
o. THE parties interested in the above
mentioned suit, are hereby notified that shall
attend ut tho Office aforesaid, on Thursday me
26ih DeseHbsr nerf, 10 enter upon the exccu-
ton Of the above order Of court, and shall
continue from day TO day until my report,
shall be completed, when and where they are
required To bring forward claims against the
estate ofIlamilton Jefferson, deceased, vouch-
ers, proofs aud papers, &c. that they may
deem necessary, 10 enable me TO discharge
the duties required by the aforesaid order Of
Court. Il. wORTHINGTON, Conn
II ne CIR. Sup. CT Of L. X &. for Jeff: a.
Oct. ~, 1888.
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VIRGINIA.. TO WIT:
Al Gnlcs holden ia the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chaneery for
Jefferson County, the Hast Monday in NoVem-
her, 1885:
Charles e.. Uintersmiii, PL.STITv,
.fG.iLSST'
Daniel RUckies, J0i.,i !SniGIrr, Hurry S'ieicr.
~ alum .RdLsvry, and Ri,riciyh -HorsGn, ~
DsrENDASTs,
IN CHit'CERT
IElHE defendant, William Mallcory, not
- having entered his appearance, and given
security according TO the act OF assembly aud the
rules OF THIS court; and u appearing BY Sstisfac-
tory evidence that he IS not iih,bitant ct this
country: ~ AZ ordered, Tia, tic said defendant do
appear hcrc the first day oi the next term, aud
answer ille bill of the plaintiff and that n copy
OF tins order bc forthwith inserted ia some new s.
paper published in Charicsto~n, Tor two months
succrs,i'els ANIL posted 1T the front door Of the
eoui t-iiousc IN tie SAIL town of Charlcstown.
Copy-frstc,
ROBERI' 4. BROH.N,c
Nov. ~, 1853
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YIRGLNLi, TO IYIT :

PTRGLNLi, TO W.T.:
AZ Rules hOiJcu in the Clerks Office Of tho Cir
cut Superior Court Of Law aud Chanr,ry Tor
Jci'er.on County, the frat Monday in Novem-
Der. 1888:
Robert Sermons, PLAiSrIFr,
.7G.7LN.ST'
.Stcthen Crom,rril, UiKam Hurst and Richard
II CromleeH, UEvKSpASrs
IN CIIANCERY.
THNHE defendant, Stephen Cromwc ell. not
Il having entered his appe srance, aud given
security according 60 the act % assembly and the
rules 81 this COURT aud appearing by ss,isfaeto-
~ evidence that he is not Az ibl,abIlnnt Of this
country: " IL ordered, Tina, the said defendant
'O appear here on the FIRST ,iny of the next term,
aud answer the bill Of tlie plaintiff; and that CO.
ny of t,is order he forthwith inserted ia some
newspaper published in Chsriestowp, tor two
months successfully, aud posted vt the trout door
OF the eourt-bouse IN the said ton Of
eopy--tesie,
R0BERT T. BR0U.,;
Nov. ~, 1852.
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HVTOsE 70 whom We oWe oaali. wll obiir-
n ~ By taking u sway Those Who ma
wish - puFchasc ofiaH of aby kind. or o.
hour, would DO ven 10 call on a.. as Ne be-.
q ls1ge stock Tor sale
sNYDER s. CLEyTLA>r
Nov %, is33.-3f
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HAVE received from John On Price (, ra.
n On assortment of EdEe Tools at nv rcloc-
ton, Of superior quality. VIZ iltrhmf
Broad and board ANS hiscls. DRAWN
HALVES Pisstsfefs' ard Carpenters iln.cheis,
Hand Axes, &C ke.
have also few % Johnson S. Ne,hornf
superior BRASS EiGiIT-DAY CLOCKS,
With ar'ed Mahogany esses, warranted.
Also. few - The most approved COuh
ING STOVES al 81 which y 30 sell iov &C.
cash 90 good paper that - due.
THOMAS RAWiIt5
ChariestOwn, Nov ~, 1888.
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NHH snbseFioer having Obtained letters q
n ADMINISTRATION ON the estate q Esos IN
gle, deceased, requests ~ persoas hide bted
% The sad cstats, % make iasmediais pay
neat and those having elaisas. will present
them soc settlement. properly authenticated
PHILIP H. ENGi.E, .fksr.
Nov. ~ i-g3 49,
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TIE
GLOBE TAVERN.
ar HfRPERS- FERRY, 3

ION NaclaadeGb-N)
S prepared 90 accommodate, m Tie most
n agreeable manner, company travelling g.
and from this place. The House Is spar oIs,
and has recently undergone vsTious rcra.r,
adding 70 its convenience and STreeablenes,
The public generally SHALL receive he MOI
satisfactory accommodations. aud a geDsrog,
support IS confidently expected by their h"m.
bic servant, JOHN FiTZSiMA;OSs
Nay lG, ls53.--tf
y. B.-Privaie families. travelling can 20
accommodated. = g.
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TIRGLvT.g, TO WIT


VIRGINIA, TO WIT.
A. Rules holden Ia the Clcrk Ohire IL the Cir
euis Superior Court Of Law and Chsaesrv for
Jefferson County, the Sra Monday in Nosenl-
her, 1855:
Hrnry HEIR and Rebeea yfsa he rife. and En-
ga Jt.sse Ssaifgooo, PiAfrrTys-
AGAINST
Gabriel SuaGifssood, ParrenHs S,ual.rosd. .yor,-
HrE SgsoHsreod, Dehiah !Snaig,soosi aud I4ick-
ard Hillia'ns. SseyjF efyeSeyssn Coaafy, AMI
as sEcAs a1h1aHisfrGtor u Inn Hrn,u1S, de-
csassd, DKFExBANru,
IN CiIANCERY.
VIE defendants, Gabriel smallwood. Par
means SraaIiwood, SamaeI Snasli wood add
Dvi'i-a Snsilvood, not hEving entered their ap-
Pesrnnee, sod given severity aeeording 20 the set
u ssssmbly sd he rules Of tir court add Il nD-
peuFing By sstisfsetory evidences that t~v are not
ii'heissinsas 81 this SOtafiry IL fs oreis,I That
The s.ld defendants do spvesr here on tie Erss
day q tie next terra, aud sns0er tllc ball Of the
plslsuHs, and tissi oOpy Of the ordrr be- forsh-
With inserted ~ some aewspapcr ya.blisl,ed in
CissrSestovs, for tvo months soeesssively. snd
posed ~ the frout door q the e0ur-hOus IN The
s-,d tova ~ Ch-Ft-sso~e
eepy-fcste,
ROBERT z: BROB.s; c. =.
Nov. "a, 1888.
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vIRGLNLs, TO WIT.

IN CIIANCERY.
- NiIE defendant, Nicholas Young, not hay-
n i0g entered his appearance. snd given sceu-
rity ~ sortBg 70 the set q assembly ana, the rules
u ihis eoort, snd Il appearing by Sa,isGaetor,
evidnee ihs, e - NOT is,habiIsat of ihis eous-
try: IL u srttrrrd, Thns the said ls1susl.ot DO
spPeaS here otl'e hrss day Of il- next term, asi
snsvcr tlse bill q tie pisinsiG, aHd tltsl copy
Of tss order b. forth iih inserted i sOsne news
paper gublishstl In Chsricstovn, for t~o Faosths
a'sccr.aSely, aad posted ~ the front dooq Of the
eOurt-housr "a We sid tOuR Of Charlest0uR
A cOpy-fesfr,
ROBERT r. BROWN. &. e.
Nov. ~, 1888
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ROBERT T. BROWN, c. c.
Comndsaioners, O6Foe. C.Anrlr.to,.u. ,

CoMHdsaion<rs' Office, CAariesfo-sr, :
Otfsber -, 1888
THE parties interested in the above mentioa,-
ed suis. are hsrrby Rosi6cd ,lsst saAIi sueud II
u,e Once sfos~ssid, FtIsEIy The 27M day ef
Drrerserr se<s, 60 enter u,,oss tue rr-eatiS. IL
tbe shove reeised order Of Court, and ecutinue
from day " day uHtil my Fepost si,sli be compile
ted-vhca a'sd vlscTS tis-y are repaired 20 bring
forvnrd sny claims, vouchers, be. that they may
deesn necessary.
u. woRTHENGTON, Cosu'r
OMe Cir. Sup. u. Of l.. u e. for JeE C.
Oea. -
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MILL SAWS.

NA1E have on hand, one dozen MILL.
Wv SAWS, assorted as TO make. Also. a
supply Of STOVES, Spanish soal-Leathcr and
Calf-Skins.
w. & S. b. ANDERSON.
HarPcrs-Ferry, Oct. IL, 1893.