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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-29
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From the I.ondon cOny. Magazine
MEMORY Of TIIE REV. JAMES iIEkVEY

Mrus s;r% Ss rii s:1 REV eof , %s'T IsavEy
village Of veoa fs,, MS ~" s, where The
!.s,o; and where b. %ei Taa.sy Jun.
10 sS n. ~sn @ n & " ssy an" ms =" no sS
ed Which es'aa ,, OF the deceased WE borne, aa lade
reader. Thin" Of some parts "f this
MA q ss,d ~ which wa ;ssi,sd
ani a'o which "''ra"ser" canno, IL
w c the the d SoS.' ,s sS sam tho II. ,s ""
They r,. sn .s.. whhoa' voice or sound,
neoea,h Thy feet,
There ali III. living meet. :"
wf s.s S ID. S: sss", ss SPRING.
"I From %:%s saai ,sSs. ."S break, sss'
sn l,,"s" nj, n Tho 's sae
dance Ger hin aud dale.
rn. Tine rs~ s Ia, that ia made the" guides he" ''
They 10 his peTisIi vii - anu '''"'
oG ISsy S.ii Sy On ,f Si.a
OF glory round the sky.
Stars Flowers and Tomb. themes for solemn thought,
Ys - % :., sh :s.: :s; Ss sought;
ra ns. I ,'Sn; They .s,s ,.seh'
Aud gave their silence speech.
Go mediate with him among the ,ombs,
v, And ns'e the end Of all thing, view,
V, s.. VIII ri, ,, him Spring. early blooms,
Thence rap,
Hear, nom heaven roof
Stare preach Eternity"
We call him blessed the Lord hath bcst,
Aud made blessing--long to shed
Light on the living, from his re.t,
And hope he dcad:
q, Tor his lot.
He dweis in light
Where flowers not,
And eau nd nis
The following beautiful lines Elliott Gre,
they will ct s SS & s"y at HUI England
TO ELLIOTT CRESSON.
Biest may the object al thy mission be,
Son OF a land whose life Is Liberty.
Zoo long tho ms - conqueroI's
Have held deiusve place history's
Now welcome we the advent of n time
When glorys gliding shall depart fromc crime
w hen on his brow the triumph shall glow
Who battles with the might of human woe,
who oil happier lot, ulfls the
by being To his humber brother Just
Who, Tee himscit-would break caukcrinp chain
That works sbascment where IL wakes not pain
such Is thy purpose, Ctesson-to thy praise
:. Mercy her cherub voice in joy shall raise.
Hull, Nay 1888. WILLIAM Kr,srn,
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4 Nash FOR NEGROES.-I shall be absent two or
~ three months from Richmond. During my absence
MIR. WIN. H. Goodwin will attend my ja and the pur
chase OF slaves for Inc. Liberal prices will be psid
Nov. 70. IoS-tt1 LEWIS A. COLLIER
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A LL persons are iorewsned from hunting fishing or
IA oherwis. trespassing my land; will prose.
cute all SUCH Offenders W. a. TURPIN.
PoWhISn, Nov. Is. 55-U3w
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I'm CERY-yIRGINIA.-At rules held in the
u Clerks Office OF the County Court of Essex OH tho
7lh day Of October, 1888:
James l.. Cox, Meredith Brown and Frances bis wife
who, before her inermarrage with the said Brown, was
Frances Davis apJ Richard Rowzee, Trustee the
neht oil the said Meredith aud Frances Brown and their
children, Plaintiffs
against
Lewis H. Thomas and Elizabeth his wife, who, before
her intermarrisge with the said Thomas Elizabeth
Davis, Robert II. WarDg, SeDr., Trustee for the benefit
OF the said Lewis III. Thomas aud Elizabeth his wife and
their Children Bouware Vawer, Louisa Vawter and
Julius Vawter infant children OF the sad Bouwsre Vsw
ter aud Sarah Vawier, deceased, who vas Ssr,h Da.
Wis, De(.,d ,,,s
The defendants, Boulware Vawtrr and Juius V,w,er
mol having entered their appearance and given security
according 20 the act Of Assembly and The rules of this
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence at ev
are NOT inhabitants OF this ComnoDw eah, on the motion
OF me plaintiffs by counsel il is ordered that the said de-
ennants do appear before the Justices County Court
OF Essen on The third Monday in December me x and an
swer ths pahhfis bill aud that copy of this order be
ortowh inserted 10 newspaper published in tie eli.
OF RICHMOND, Tor two months cssvely and hd ano-
,her copy hereof he posted the front door Of the court
house oil this county. Copy--Teste.
JAMES ROY MICOU, Jr. C1ek.
oe'oper 70 49-wSw
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SYLVAN HILL ACADEMY-The subscriber. in
- connexion with Mr.. VIM. e. Nelson, will on the
18th January, 1894, open School for the reception of
boarders at Sylvan Hill, his future residence sylvan
Hill 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 intelligence morality and pie,v
surpassed by none in Virginia. Mr. Nelson son of HE
late Mr. Peter Nelson, President OF WDgfeld Aea5env
TO whose professional exerions Virginia is so much in
debted Tor many OF her most literary and practical mes
Is so well known as uniting with the minute acaus,.
ance with the Classics, facility in insruc.
iion and peculiar turn for exciting the
the confidence and controlling the feelings Of bis pupils
as TO render unnecessary any remark in reference TO hm
and the subscriber alter having devoted twenty wears of
his life to the instruction Of YOUTH and behei many who
owe the direction OF the unfolding energies Of their minds
TO his fostering filling stations of usefulness and
some rising even to distinction in the literary world can
not but suppose his own pretensons as teacher fully
known TO the public. The subscribers buildings all erect.
ed within the last IL months with an eye single TO pro.
fessonal purposes, will afford every facility which can be
derived hon that The course OF instruction will
embrace the Latin Greek and French Language with
all the various branches OF the Englsh Expecting TO
prosecute his present profession perhaps TO the close Of
his life, and convinced that although patronage may be
obtained by accidental causes be retained only BY
acknowledged merit the subscriber is determined that no
exeroD shall be wanting bis part 10 confirm
ance Of patronage. Price Tor Board aud Tuition SIOO
TIL. II. FOX.
Mangolrk. King William, October 90 50-wG
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The bill to extend the jurisdiction OF Tennessee over
meets with considerable difficulty. IL passed the House
by vote OF 23 TO l5 and in the Senate an amendme
was adopted 10 prevent white persons from upo
the lands, and afixiDg penalties The House refused 10
concur aud the Senate receded by close of 10 TO o.
Other amendments under dscusson some appre.
tensions are expressed Of the consequences OF
sure.-Iennessee paper.
The Indian Ierrifory.-The bill extending the iuris.
dction OF this State the Indian territory within our
boundaries, has been finally passed into law aud
o be engossed.-I6.
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MIDWAY ACADEMY.-The subscriber proposes 10
IvH- open BOARDING SCHOOL ut Midway, Caroline
county, the 18th day Of January, 1884. The Of
instruction wiz embrace all the branches usually taught
IN the best private schools. The undersigned has been
long known aud approved an Instructor Of Youth, and
hopes. by his exerons. 10 merit continuance OF the pub
lie confidence. The location OF the school ii miles be-
low Fredericksburg, miles ea Of liekorough, the
stage road from Richmond TO Fredericksburg and within
miles OF the RAppahannock river Persons wishing
send their from below In the steamboat will please
direct Them on arriving at Port Royal to report themsevs
to Mr.. William S. Quesenbeiry, who will have them con-
veyed ediaely with their baggage the subscribers
residence The discipline OF the school will be parental
As the only proper basis OF sound MORALS the mild and be-
nevoen principles OF the Gospel will be incuIcated all
TIT occasions, free from sectarian paraes of any kind
whatever Te'msBoard and Tuition 800, each boarer
additional charge OF So il these be furnished. Persons
wishing 10 place their wards this institution,
requested TO make immediate application. Address
Veborough the Bowling Green, Caroline county, Va
CHARLES A. LEWIS, Jr.
Nov. q 57-tlJa
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nAKRlDGE FEMALE SCHOOL.--This School,
" which is near the Bowling Green, aud a one OF the
heathest spots in Virginia. will be continued the ensuing
year, under the OF Miss Jones'
toiore All the branches OF good English education will
be taught by Miss including Geography, with the
OF the Globes, tile Elements oil Natural Philosophy. Che
misry and As,ronomy.-AIso, Plain and Fancy Needle
Work. and Painting OH Velvet.
IeTs-Board AMI tuition for the scholastic year, $50
at which rate eight or ten boarders will he taken.
WILSON ALLEN.
Bowling Green, 18th Oct, 1888 4S-tlslDec.
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Bowling Green, I4,h Oct, 1888.

OST OR MlSLAlD, a lew days past, PRoMIs.
sorry NoTE, dated the 18th OF May last, drawn by
Col. w. Wynn and VIM L. White, OF Virginia, at IL
months, for One Thousand Dollars favour OF the sub.
scrber, and endorsed by him. suitable reward will be
given le at this oice.As the drawers have been ap.
pIised Of its loss, cannot be Of any bu, the SUBJ
scriber. L. X. S. BOYCE.
Baltimore, Nov 10. b6-at
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u RY-VIRGINIA.-At rules taken in tie
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
AMI Chancery OF Prince Edward county, OH the 4i day
OF November, 1888
"i'ia'n Chaihberlayne, Appellant.
Henry Y, Je, kns, William M. Jenkins, William p.
tiaion aud Elzabe his wife, Sam Morgan and Ann
his vile, John NJ jenkins and Sarah his wife, Obadiah
ID. jenkins, Richard H. jenkins, William o. Morgan and
Frances his wife, Martha jenkins, Mary jenkins Thomas
jenkins ana sarah jenkins, AppeIlees.
The defendants. William p. Hation and Elizabeth his
wife, not having entered their appearance given secu
riiy according TO Of the General Assembly and the
rules OF tins curt, and 1t appearing that they in.
habitants OF this State, the motion OF the appellee Hen
ry Jenkins, II is ordered that the said defendants Will
liam r. Haton and Elizabeth his wife, appear here on the
first day OF April nex and answer the original and
amended bill filed against them by the said appellee Hen
~ Jenkius, aud that copy Of this order be forthwith
IN some one OF the public newspapers printed
the city OF Richmond for two months and
also posted at the front door Of the Court House Of This
county Copy-Teste.
b. I. wORSHAM, Clerk
November 22 57-vs,y
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A TEACHER WANTED Tor the ensuing year. who
IN Is qualified to instruct small school in the ordinary
branches OF good English education, together with La.
tin and Greek should be glad receive as pos.
sibie, communications from those may desire such situa
ton, either by personal apple aons or letters (pos pa
addressed TO me near White Cbimney..
CHAS. NORRIS.
CHohhe, lOtn, november, 1888 66-w3w
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL.--A Negro man, who calls
AU himself MOSES, was committed to the Jail Of Han
over county as runaway, oil the 29h day Of August
last, who says he belongs TO Mrs Ann Peasans OF the
county Of Goocbldnd he apprehended in the Stage
per found in his possession, which aterw ards
lodged To be forgery, granting him permission 70 TO
the City oil Washington in the name Of Ann Peasants
The said slave appears TO be about forty years old of
middle stature, black, and when committed had eve
~ appearance OF having been accustomed working i'm
COAL has several scars about the hands and wrist
on when committed blue cloth coat and grew cassnet
panta'oons and an old fur hat together with age knap
SACK containing variety of clothing The owner is re-
qnesed 10 come forward, identify his property nav Jail
lees demand his negro aud take him away, else he will
be dealt with as the law directs.
LANEY JONES, ID. s.,
For Carter Berkeey Sheriff and Tailor of Hanoper Co.
november .. 63-MI2ws
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I'm CHANCERY-YIRGIN Not,oway Circuit
u Superior Court Of Law aud Chancery, April term,
1888:
Robert ChaPpel by his mex, friend, Samuel Jefferson,
Reuben Rogers and Martha his wife, Jacob White, and
--- his children, by his wife the late Mary, for
nery Mary Rogers. George Rogers and Eliza Rogers,
by her next friend, Reuben Rogers, Plfs
against,
Mildred T. Cbappell, Spencer Griffin and John d. Roy
ALL late sheriff oil Nooway county, and administrator with
the will annexed Of John C. ChappelI, decd. Drhs
Adjudge ordered and decreed, that the OF the
defendant, Royall as administrator with the will anne xed
OF John C. Chappel deceased be referred one Of the
Commissioners OF this Court that The said Com
proceed to state and settle the sae that said Com
missioner ascrrtaia and report the the hires of
the negroes bequeahed by the Tesator his wife, Mily
T. Chappe and all interest due thereon, including the
hires Of the present year, &c-Exirart from The record
Tese, F. FITZGERALD, C. C.
The parties concerned in the going order OF Court
will take notice, that have appointed Monday the 2si
DAY oil December next at III O'clock A. NJ, the day
Tor executing the aforesaid order Of Court ey will
attend before me, at my Office at Nottowsy Court House.
with all necessary accounts properly authenticated.
CHAS WORKMAN, Commissioner
Notoway C. H., Nov. 22d, 1888. 57-w4w
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Gov Troup has resigned his Senator TO Congress
from the State OF Georgia The assigned Is the bad
state OF his health. The Correspondent Of the Augusta
Chronicle complains bitterly OF this resip nation as an
abandonment OF the Georgia NuIlfers. The person
spoken Of the Chronicles correspondent as likely to
he elected IN his place, is either DR.. Fort Col Cumming
or, possibly. Col Alfred Cuihbert, all Unonsts The
Chronicle thinks DR.. FoIt will be elected Charles
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TuNHE Publishers Of the Virsinia Gasetteer. being
- DESTROYS to do justice to the work. and give fuH
and eicent Gazetteer Of this State. would particularly
ran the attention Of the members Of the Virginia Legis
and other scientific gentlemen who may visi, Rich
mona the ensuing winter. and feel disposed 10 conbu'e
any toPog' aphical static teal geo ogca Article for IN
sestio, to deposie the with our Repre- entave Z.
W. Gimer' Z q from the c,uny Of Ain. mArle.
PUBLIS .ERS.
W Popretors and editors Of public Jou mails through.
out Virginia who are avorsbiy iposed the work. will
oh ge the publishers by inserting the above notice win
out delay.
Nov. 20. IS q
XKIANTtD IMMEDIArEi.Y, Two o thee f,st
w rate Journeymen Shoe takers, TO whom I will.
give the CHEST city prices II Is believed that any who
may think proper sccep, will be well pleased ih the
vii age and surrounding country Any desiring wi";er
mediate spplica on to Tt OS. NJ. LOwARD.
CuIpeper {. H., Va, Nov. 70 5S-2t
HNHE distinguished Race Horse and Stallion PRI.
u NERO. will stand at my Farm, (Pampa,ike, King
iliiam) the cnssng sesson-snd thenit s, hope to
:hew horse Of the first order-in blond form and action,
he has no superior. THOS CARTER.
November 10. 55-6t
JAMES RIVER 4 KANAwHA COMPANY.
4 Meeting Of the President and Directors Of the
IA James River Company. the 18Th Nov, 1888
subsc pons the James River Kanaw hs Company,
be requested TO he punctual in transmitting to the 81 Au
dor the books kept by them, (ver by a. signatures
OF the said Commissioners, of thcn) immediate
gffer the 81 Monday in December sooner. f in
their opinions Is keep them longer opep.
Copy. J. BROWN. Jr.. 2i Auditor.
November 81 57-,3IMDec
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=, B. I. wORSHAM, Clerk
November 22. s1-ws.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-14
NOTICE.

YNViiE subscriber has taken out letters II
- administration upon the estate of Ihe
late Thomas &. Lane, 10 Virginia. al per.
sons having elaims agsiBst Gle estate, are re-.
CURED 10 present them 10 me without DELAY
and those indebted, sre notified that they will
be expected 70 come forward promptiy, and
aiseharge them, ~ much indulgence cannot
BE- given.
! will endeavor 70 Be in shepherdstowh
every Saturday Zoe some weeks-wesiher
PeTmitfing--where and when those concern.
cd can have az opportunity % sstlliax tl.eis
accounts with tbs estate.
ANDREW KENNEDY, .Idu,'r
II Ih0asf q Lane. deed
Charlcslown, Oct. 10, lsJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-14
FIRM EOR SHE.

nVuE FARM on which the late Henry
feake resides, is for sale, containing
$50 ACRES Of 6rsi-rate limestone Land.
nero are 2oo OF the tract a. well timbered
rs any land in Frederick COUNTY \, a. .,,,,-
a.ed about ono mile ~est of Newtown, and
SIX from Winchester. II 10 in n fne state of
Improvement. There is at this time about
I.U acres IA clover. . have had a weld Of
ii from part improved entirely BY clover
and plaster and It has been pronounced by
o"e VI ,he pest judges IN the county TO DO
The improvements are a dwelling with thre.
rooms on the lower floor, kitchen, meat-bou,c
negro house, barns, stables, ice house. car.
rage house, blacksmith's shop, cooper shop.
&c. &c. IL the farm is too large, IL can be
divided TO suit purchasers. Any person wish
ing 70 BUY, must apply Immediately TO tho
subscriber, living on the premises.
Nov. I, ls33.-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-14
SheriH>s Sale.

"ILL be sold, ut sherifr's sale, for
w cash, on "Wednesday tho 29th Of the
present month, (November,) Mt the Court
House OF Jefferson county, the foliowi ing pro-
perry, belonging 10 Mr.. Thomas Cockreii, and
taken to satisfy sundry executions in my hands,
viz: One Negro Man named Joe, who Is said
10 be about - years old, n good secd,man.
GRADER and stacker, and OF good habits a
number of Horses. stock and fatted Cattle,
and variety OF other property.
Will also be sold for cash, at the residence
OF said Cockrell, near the Shannondale Springs.
on Monday the 25th instant, two Keel Boats.
one Gondoia, two Wagons, several Draught
Horses, three Colts, Bee Hives, Barshear.
double and single shovel Pioughs, wagon and
plough Harness, Mich Cows and Stock Cat
tie, IS head OF Sheep, so head Of IIogs-one
set Of Blacksmiths' Tools complete, one ~
der Miil--five Feather Beds, Bcdsteads and
Bedding, one cupboard, tables, chairs, safe,
and variety Of other property.
The above sale must and will actually take
place. II is therefore hoped that gencrou.
public will not let the property be sacrificed.
G. w. SAPPINGTON, DepE
For n. Hiiiiaa,s.
Charlestown, Nov. IA, ls33.-ot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-14

WILL be sold, at public sale, NJ Tho
w subscribers residence, ON The -
leading from Martinsburg To I~c,orn al
near S'r'ders Mill, on Friday the isth Of NJ
ren.eer vert, the following property. 10 viii:
Seventeen head Of work and rid,n,- i,o,...-
Eight head of Mich Cows aud Cal,.,
And lot OF Stock Cattle.
finy or sixty head Of Fat Hogs. (which,
will be sold for CASH.
twenty or twenty-five head Of sheen
Farming Utensils of ever, observation
Road wagons, two Of which arc entirely
new, '"''e'y
And The wood work Of two others.
new Carts, and two new Wheel harrov.
Five new Barshesr, aud ! double sho,.t
Pioughs, and one or two IIarro~, SC
credit Of nine month, " in be given n, an
sums over five dollars, the purchaser giving
bond and approved security; under that sum
The cash will be required.
October 81, 1888
~. Bon the day OF sale. n DweIlin-
touse ,Blacksmith's Shop. and sett of BLACK
smiths Tools, will be offered for rent 10 III.
highest bidder.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-14
The European Badger.
CIRCUS

The performances OF this celebrated com.
pany, Will consist in part OF HORSEMAN.
sniP' most astonishing feats of
Ium0fing, sauifing, Crecian jug.
Cling. &c. &c. &c.
MIR. SERGEANT, the unrivallcd Eque,.
trian, will appear in the circle, and 90 ihro
his much admired acts OF IIORsEMiANSIHP.
MASTER LlPMAN will ride the celebra.
ted act Of the FLYING INDIAN, portrayipe
the indian customs with Paddle, Spear, and
Tomahawk-in this act, he is not allowed to
have n single competitor.
Mr.. BURT will go through his acts Of
HORSE-Mi.S,SIiIP, Leap his HRip, Carriers
&c and conclude BY throwing a lofty Somer-
sci from his horse, while at full speed.
Mr.JENNiNGS, the celebrated JUGGIER
will go through his performance With his Gol.
den Balls, Cups, Daggers, SC. SIC. in which
he will throw them i'm 30 different changes
such ss Rainbows, Water Fails, Triangles
&c. sc. &c.
Mr.. $. s. GREEN will introduce his Do
"sstie Pony ZORILD.7.
CARPET LE.aPSJy The ,rhole Com
pony, ri-:
Messrs Sergeant, Burt, Lipmau, Jennings
Clark, Green, aud Clown Burt.
band Of good MUSIC accompanies the
exhibition.
Hours Of performance from 10 A. ~. unit
Pm.
Good and comfortable seats will be prepar
cd, for which Ladies' and Children will have
the preference.
ADMfTTAEcP To TIT ,ytroIp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-14
TIRGLVLG. TO HJT

~ VIZ
~ RaIcs holden In tiic CLERKS Ole. IL the Cir
cut Superior Court Of Lac and Chaasery fot
!ehrrsoo County, the frst Mo1dsy "a Noseu,.
her, 1888.
HeHrg JfeAcr and Irct~ea finn he rife, and III.
aa Jssie S,salr0ssf. pIafsrtyy.
AGAINST
Gabrfa Sm1iirood. f'arBsrifus Sa,anYrssd C,y,,.
tef 5rnirood. flrbhlA SmaRIr,sd. anil ma.
ard HlhfGms. .SheglF If Je6e1son S'surfW. AMI
a. sHeh, astp'in'sfraisr Of I'm H>Haiay, de-
ceased, Dstgrp..Ts
IN CtiANCERY
VIE defendants, Gabrisi smallwood. Par
menus Smuiiwood, Samuel Smsiiwoosi. aud
Dciiish smalisoO,i, not haying entered their sp-
pesrahef, and given security sce0fdinz % tie .ei
d assembly snd the rules ~ tis eosift, snd "a an
peaFing ny sslisetosy esidepee that thev are ,,st
ihhabiisiris 81 this eOaiHtry n ~ sfsfsyed Tia,
,'e a.id defendants 10 apj,ear here on tlse 6rs,
dsy ~ tihs next term. and sns~cr TIC bill q U.e
pi-,ts'hs' sod thut copy Of this order b. forth
si'h asserted ~ some heespapeF yubiisifef ~
Ch-riestogn. for iwo moftils suecessiveIv. sna
PDs,r - iie fr0ui door n he eourt-h0as. ~ te
,sid town q Casrlesiosn.
eopy--tesie,
ROBERT r. BROU.N. C. G.
Nov ~, 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-14

TIRGLNI4, TO WIT,
a, ROLES holden la the Clerks Ofsiee Of the Cir.
cut Superior Court Of Law aud Chanerry For
Jefferson County, the first Mondsy In Novenl-
bsr, 1888:
.3broha'a isker, PLAINTIFF.
AGAINST
.Nschoias l0usy and Leonard !SIensr,
DsFENDAsTs,
IN ClIANCERY.
VIE defendant, Nicholas Young, not haV-
n iDg entered his appearance, aud given sres-
Tuy according to the u assembly sud tlsg rules
~ this COURT sud u appearing ny sstisTsssory
eVidrBee that Doe is not iBsbiisBt of this es,,-
iTy ~ Il ordered, That the said slcfenslasst ,lo
apPcar here Ca tbs FIRST day Of the next term, aud
snsSer the bill 81 the plaintiff, n,sd thst = copy
" t','s order be forthwith inserted ia sonse fr
paper Posllslscd 80 Cl'sFlv,,oun, fsr two months
suveeasiseiy, Hnd posted ~ the front door u t,e
eourt-hOusc 10 che said toe Of CbafiestoWn.
a Copy-tcEir,
koBERf T. BROWN. c. c.
Nov. -. 1888.