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Litchfield enquirer., 1834-11-27
TI ttebtfeO Emqutrer: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, By HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers, two dollars per year, payable before te expiration OI six MOHths.
 To companies of any number over six, $l 50 per year, payable as above. To companies less than $I 70 per year, payable as before. 25 cents will be deducted from each of these prices when payment is made tn advance. These prices exclusive of mail stage charge for transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages are paid, except at the discretion Of the editor.
 Notice Of wish to discontinue must be given before the expiration Of year.
 ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, $l. and the same proportion for two more squares.- Hall square, 70 cts. COnl5Bance over three weeks 20 per cent Der week. A liberal deducton made for advertisements continued 6 or l2 months.
 Admnis,rators' aRd Executors Notices, $l %
 CO,Dnlissioners' Notices, ] 25
 All cOmm0 ncalions must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-11-27
DXs2EPSTA,

nF most obs,inai character, after having baffled " the skili "f the most eminent phy ysicans, and number of instances in and aoat Boso", by using for a short time DR. RELIES
 Vegetable Specific, 0ad Amti-bilio"s Pills, i0 cOnnexion, according the directions accompany ing the Specific lt is also of he best medicines known tor Sick Headache, Sickness at the Stomach. Nausea, and Fiatuiemces.
 O- None genuine unless signed on the outside printed wrapper, by ibe sole propristor, T. BIDDER, immediate Co the late Dr. w. '. COSwAY.- For sale at his Counting R""m, over No. go, COur,- Street, Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his special appointment, by
 Samuel Buel and y. c. Beckvith, Litchfeid j;
 E. Co,vies, South Forms Daniel Norton,
 Canaan; y,ldson $, Whisilesey, N. Preston j;
 Isaac s. Wads,oortk. Bethiesn; Norton &
 Henderson, Goshen.
 Large discount to those who buy 10 sell again.
 March 27 lye4w42
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-11-27
Choice Groceries, At w. & D. PORTER's Store

A N extensive assortment. which has been 4 A selected with much care for families use. are offered for sale, at the very lowest market prices, consisting in part of
 Imperial, Old and Young Hyson, lily. Skin and Souchong TEAS. warranted [" be of the best qualities MaracaibO, Porto Rico COZ FEE; Lump. St. Croix. New Orleans. and St. Nevis SUGAR; Cask Raisins, ground & unsronnd Snices. pure GingeF, Casxia, Gloves, Nutmrgs, Colgate's Starch, Spanish Float Indigo, Velvet Corks, Macaboy and Scotch snuff; Old Madeira, Sicily, Marseilles, Port and Malaga WINES; Patent Cut Nails. all sizes; Window Glass by the box; Dye Woods; dad MOLASSES; Winter strained Lamp Oil; Candles; Turks Island and Liverpool SALT; Goldfish, Szc.
 N. B. Most kinds of produce received in exchange for Goods.
 Liichfeid. Nov. lg. 2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-11-27
THE TOOTH ACHE!

This agonsing disorder is cured in s most painful stages, by of the simple well powerful remedies known in modern practice. The
 CGmbri0n Tooth Ache Pills afford instant relief, without nctIng he slightest n- jury the teeth. They applied externally l." the parts affected, with the greatest and expeiis'on and generally operate a soOh"g Ieniiive to the suf Gering palenI. Price 50 cents d box.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-11-27

of industry, order and subordinalion pre- vail, civil authorities chosen by ourselves will be sufficient for our purposes. They can lay out roads and assess taxes, and get volunteers enough armed with painted poles, to take the most desperate single criminal into custody. But to expect that with such powers as our town and city au- thorities are clothed with, they can at few hours notice bring any sufficient force a. gaInst an instruction of a corrupted popil- l"cc, is preposterous in the extreme. If we are to have mubs, or mob materials in our country, we must have something be- sides select men to meet them.
 Religious flag. From friend in Philadelphia, to the Editor ef
 ,he Christian Wotehm,an, dated Oct. 20, 1884. l spent an evening not long since, in company with the celebrated Dr.. -, who was the medical attendant of John Randolph, of Roanoke, at the of time of his decease in this city. Among many deeply
 interesting anecdotes, lie relatedthe follow ing, which has never been published. I think it well deserves to bc.
 Randolph was near his end. Dr. -- was sitting by the table, and his man John, NCuOu WdS IClb btl SNtIllS Uy JUG bed, in perfect silence, when he closed his eyes, and for few moments seemed, by his hard breathing, to be asleep. But as the sequel proved, it was the intense work ing of his mind. Opening his keen eyes upon the Doctor, he said, sharply, ore morse'' e''-soon afterward more emphatical-> ly, "REMoRsE" "-presently, at the top of, his strength, he cried out, '" REMORSE." He then added, " Let me see the soord." The Dr. not comprehending his desire, made no reply. Randolph then said to him, with great energy, Let n,e settle s0ord. Show me tt in a Dietiondyy." The Dr.. looked round and told him he be- lieved there was none in the room.-- /" Write it then," said Randolph. Ths Dr. perceived one of Randolph's engraved cards lying on the table. asked if he should write it on that. |" Nothing more proper" was the answer. The Dr. then wrote the word in pencil under the printed name, and handed it to Randolph. He seized it, holding it up to his eyes with great earn estness, seemed much agitated.-Afier a few seconds, he handed back the card, saying, $ Write it on the other side."- The Dr.. did so, in larger letters. He took it again, and after gazing earnestly upon it few seconds, returned it and said, |" Lend John your pencil and let him put stroke under it." The black man took the pencil and did so, leaving it on the table. 'tAh" said the dying man, |" Re- mOrse, you don't know what it means you don't know what it means" But added presently, cast myself on the Lord Jesus Christ for mercy" Dr.. then showed me the identical card. On one side was written John Randolph of Ro- anoke,-Remorse," and on the other side " RemOrse." You may imagine the varied thoughts that rushed through my mind, at beholding this sad evidence of the dread- fulncss of postponing to dying hour, the business of a life time.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-11-27
Sore and lnflamed EYES.

VT0HE sudious. the weakly, and o,hers who II troubled with soreness or inflammation of that delicate organ, wilt be able to obtain most pleasant aud invaluable application, in
 Dumfries' EYE VA TER!
 This we'll established Was, or the Eye is perfectly innocent, and gives immediate rsIie in very as gravated cases of soreness and inflammation. Price 9 cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

NtAsINis, JEfFlEsoN CotSrT, Scr.
H. thr Couaty Coutt
Hiram COohtL AID Ann his iic, late Aba Rome
mos.
AGAINST
JObR Cooniz and El,g4b.G "a, hts ifr lat FI,zs-
beth kof,cmus john a Ear. snd tat aeiDc h.
Sdf, lslr ttharine kuurwms. Irets Esiwsfd.
tscorE-, Niilisfn, Robsft. H,niamin = J.ln.
and tisstirs Lucas. snd Elixsb,th MoMmfah.
late Elksbcth Iu,as, ohil,irru 81 MARY inr4s
deed, ~ho vas May Ronenss sn.i I'll sd
lAicss, srn. bcF husband, snd William 81.
Murran, husband - the ssid fiiEal,sth Nc Naf-
rsn, snd Lewis. Jobn, William, and Mar,
tlntcnsrsfd. shiidren ~ suss" Cirk, nbc ard,
deed, vh1 vss hussn H0neinus.
~ en- iNCERT
FsFfE defendants, John Agsr and Gafhar.rr
n BIZ Wilo, late Csthsrine kunemus. Lew.
Ciiukra,satd s',d Iui,a lf.k ti.,sfd. adni, el,l
dfru q sasD CiinkeI,hssrti. d,r Il. vi.o 49, -l.
-au tnuf ui'is. 80 hasttg rf.terfi uifiF srt..ar.
uhfc, and fitcn trsuFitf. arcfrIirg o. ite 80 oi
emiiy aiiii tlf rti,s "a iiaa t.4tt. ard % 3D.
ptsfing hy sa,sissf1fv s,l..ut~ tist co., sfe us
inhab.ianfs a ihis CantifJ n b. srdIrL 4 h.t
the aail i.eii f1snts Go splcsr De- rt 90 u.~ grst
ds' ~ o. ufAt Agr,i trru,a fhs ,a..rt st,d Az
$3.50 ti'e bili a co. .s,ntifs, .nd ilisi COW oi
un offrf b. iorth iih ibsttei in some g., ss,.s.
60 plaiiihcd ~ tlss eourty a ltnstsou. Zoe leo
fnnfh- 'poe~ssi,eiy. sid posted q tbe Il ont soos
% thr elurt-h1,isr 81 us county
copy lssfc,
>. J CHAMER, @ g.
Jsn 81. ts3t
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Ch0riesso,cn .4c0de,,u.

VHNiiE exercises Of this Institution will be
n resumed on the first Monday IN January.
The course Of Instruction, rs heretofore. will
comprise the Latin, Greek, French and Eng
iish Languages; History, Elocution, Bellies
Lettres, Geography and the use Of the q lobe. !;
Mathematics, and the usual branches of edu-
cation.
The students Of the Classical department
viii be thoroughly grounded in first princi-
pies, tho construction Of the Languages. the
ioions, and the beauties of the Authors " IN
be carefully noted. Particular attention " IN
Likewise be paid 10 the pupils of the English
department. They Will be prepared for the
Counting house, or for whateV er busine IS their
parents or guardians may design them. The
students OF both departments v III be frequent
" exercised an composition, defamation, &c.
The subscriber wishing 10 prepare his Scho-
lars for usefulness, aud the business OF active
life, all his exertious and efforts will bc faith
fully directed 10 these important objects.
few DoARDERS, ia addition To- the pre-
sent nun.her, can be accommodated ON r.a-
sonabie terms, m the family OF the subscriber
TO whose comfort, Improvement, correct and
genteel department, strict attention will be
paid. EDNA ARD HUGHES
DEC 90 1888. Principal.
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Flour and all other Articles

That may he entrusted TO their care. Flour.
SC. wall bu received in Ware Houses at the
Furnace. and when shipped m boats be cI,e-
tually sheltered from the weather.
The unders igued, with no improper mo-
tives, but IA justice To themselves aud for the
information al the public, will proceed 20 set
forth some OF the great advantages Of Keep
tryst as 4 place of dc?os,ic Tor all articles
inie ndcd To Dc fprw arded on the Canal. The
approach to the Caral j. more easily acccssi-
blc and at a shorter distance, to the farmers,
uillers, &C. Of Jefferson, Frederick 90. at
his point, than any other. IL I, well known
that the Suiiihiieid aud IIaryers.Icrry rurn-
pike, which Ut present l. unpaVed for the
pace Of upwards Of two miles from the Per
~, passes within about one n,iie oi kcep,r, Vt
Furnace. The road, connecting kceptr,st
Furnace and said turnpike ~ the Gross Roads
MIR. Alstadu'sl about two and one half mules
from Harper,-Ferry, desccnds IN a gradual
slope towards the Potomac can ca-Ily and
~ili always 90 kept m good rcpar-and is
only about ono mile IN length. Another great
advantage enjoyed 10y this plac. over an,
other, u derived from the fact that the fee
der Of TINS great and noble Canal Is the wide
aud expanded basin Ct water ~ front OF Keep
tryst furnace, extending several miles above
and quarter of a mile below, in ON. unbro-
ken sheet, aiiording sufficient depth Of " alter
Tor loading boats, containing four or 1--WE hun
dred barrels Of Flour, Immediately at the
shore. The passage over this basin, ,ither
To or from the canal Co the largest boats will
not be prevented or interrupted even IN high
floods Of the river.
The subscribers will keep on hand n con
slant supply OF FISH SALT. PLASTER.
IiR, nc. which they will sell at reduced
prices. STRlDER < FoUkE.
AoePtryst Furnace,
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FNrms for safe.

gFNlE subscriber will sell 200 acres Of Land
lying on The waters Of Back Greek, nine
miles west Of MaFsinsbuss. Berkeley count,
On this farm y Mill Seat which mas suit
tos either saw mill, cbopping mill, ~ any
other hisd q water works-TheFs u quite =
large proportion Of timber. There are .
good orchard, snd = good meadow, and a
quantity more may be a8dcd 10 30 or % acres
q tiiabie iaBd--s good farm house, spfiag
house, barn, stable, &c This land ell b.
soid VeFy low for cash. good paper, o. ne
grues, % Will be exchanged Tor = small tract
% land on the east side of The mountain.
Apply 10 JAMES VERDiER.
JgsrroH Comfy, o..
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In eTceltent Oil Mil,
TWO CONNoDIOUs
WWE1sGxHaG HOUSES,

The yards and garden Of one of them highly
nProved--togstber with several out-buiid-
iugs of diherent kinds.
A further description Of said property b
deemed iacxPedient, a. the purc ha,er viii of
course viow u fof himself ~ IL confidently
believed, however, that the various unusual
advantages, arising from o. proximity b. The
two great works Of internal Improvement, the
abundant supply q country hides from che
tarpers-ferry market, the water power. &C.
oon,bine ~ render q the inost eligible pro-
perty of the kind, fof q person % company
= tn good capital, Ia be found IN tho ooun
y.
The property ,being unsuitsd 70 the occupa
iion and management Il a widow AID Young
children Will be disposed u on very rea.ysa
o'e terms. both a. 10 Prioe snd extension Of
credits.
for mriher particulars, apply either 10 John
Franie' ~ iarpers.Fcrry o. ~ Andrew Iiun.
ter. 30 Charlcstown, Va
Nof. T. t-tI
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Y
jon, rsin County, the hrst Monday ia Dvsen-
Der, 1888.
" lillian iucss, administrator dc bonis non with
ths Gill aHaSxsd Of Ed,esrd Lsess, dsed.
fLAiSIIFT,
AGAINST
Ners aysr leiis4r and aisl:,isfraf,,,- Of I,d,
Haye-. s.1i. dec'd J1-i,s ~ HaVer. al .st,s-
faior dc hpnis non u J.hH Uagei, j. drc'I.
,rhs s-Gs stS If ~ tkaifrn and hrfr-. oias! ~
asisasIl sfIrit0r Of he said JAIN, ibagc, r,n d.
-asei, aud an Tsid ylsnes ~. HGeef-, .NlGG
VI Sr1'ic and Sd'iy Inn has ,sife. kifr Saiiy
finn Wager and Gerard ~ Uager he ,s,d
Jamcs B. sally mn. and Gerard ~. Icing
children ard heirs # ne said John Heg,T.
jr deed. Mary SeeL,g, late Mary Uege-,
Basil Uiii,amss,, and Margaret his ,sifr.
LIie Margaret Usger. Hannah HImpAytys.
rsidoss II Roger Humphreys. deceased. (isie
Haaash Usgo.) and Philip Wager. the
sad Wary Sceicg. Margaret UiuiaRson.
Hinnah HDpp1Teys and Philip Ucger, Be.
Hs ehiLfrea and hairs IF fhe sad Jvhn ia.
ger. sen. dee'i, Jos,bh Huffman. Ellen u
H.BHsgH and Gc0,ge H..gnlD. ms said 10.
sSph icing me husbs.d, ana The SAID Ellen
q and GeV-gs being me children and her,
IF Il i=dbeih Holman. deceased. late III;
sSbsih Uager. a daughfer II The said John
Udg'r. sen dec d. Iannah 10 dger. ui
epU una anu NNHINsi TIT
sGb,ih. Edirdrd Ire. and Jams y IA
gar infant children aud heirs of t,d,rayd
Uagor. DECD. icho rns son and one ~
the heirs ~ sad John jDogrr. deed, Car
rer ItiHis late sheriff Of J-Deyson eOun-
~. 10 rhOm icas committed the estate ~
Charles Uager. dec a. another son and
heH II sad Jol.R Vager. sen. dec "a. tas
administration de bohis non. J and George
". Humphreys. adD.Uiisiraior Of Roger
Humphreys, deed. late husband of The
sad Hannah Humphreys late Hannah
U'dger, DEFESpA.rs,
IN CHANCERl
'nNliE defendants, Noah VI. swaine ard SAL
u ~ Ann his wife. late sally Ann Wager,
Basil Williamson aud Margaret his wife, late
Margaret Wager, Philip Wager, Joseph IIoR-
man and George Hoffman, not having entered
their appearance, aud given security aecor,I., "a
the oct OF assembly hnd uir rules % this s1,r,
aud Il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
hey ere not Inhabitants of thi. country: M a.
Lrred, That tlIc said defendants do aiI,.ar her.
On The hrst day &c the HcNt term, and answer the
bhI of the Plaintiff; aud that cop, If this order
Dc forthwith inserted ia ncw sps,,,r publish
ed IN Chsrlestown, for I~o months sucer.,,,rly.
aud posted al the front door OF the courthouse an
he said town Of Chariestown
a eopy-Testr,
ROBERT I. BROWN, G. c.
Dee 10, 1855.
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EzEs1x GROCERIES.

NC.
IA ha'r just received - bocsbesIs o.
W au.4uehannsh Nh,key--lGCO pound.
OF odnsh-iresh Isa---o quantity 81 Cotisr
Rio AND Jass-snd many ofher article I'm.
able for the present season, which Nc v n
'eH on very accommodating terms.
II. {, ,. JOHNSON
Camp-Il IlI Ian .. I-lI
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Esaife-EgOwse TGsceT,s
roR RENT.

FuViiE very valuable aud wcll-known Ia
- Nern stand, known by the name of the
w HIfE-iioUsE, with all ITS appurtenances
lstable, smokc-house, sPring-housc, garden,
&c Sci Is for rent. u - situated on the
main road leading from Charlestown TO Win
chester, about Six miles from the former and
10 miles from the latter place.
u the above property II not rented privately
by the lst day March neat, it will, ON that
day, on tie premises, be rented Go the highest
bidder Possession given on the lst March.
RACHEL LOCK.
Dec o6. I833
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HGrpers-Eeys.y .1e1des,.y.

VHNHE Principal Of the above Institution
II feels happy IN announcing 90 those Who
have paironized Il, that he has, after the usual
Christmas recess, resunIed-the duties Of his
charge. Aware that The announcement aud
support Of an intelligent community, can be
obtained, only, by perseverance and industry.
the Undersigned promises that DO effort shall
De waning, on las part, to inspire those COM
United to has care with "A prOliabi. zeal for
The acquisition Of know ledge. Amidst the
soileitudes, almost parental, necessarily at
tachiDs 20 the instruction OF youth, and the
cares resulting from station humble, vet
responsible, the subs criber i not without the
pleasing hope that his labOrs have been appre-
GATED, whilst he take, much pleasure In
ackno"ledg ne that they have been adequate
ly rewarded.
Tie may be permitted 20 mention, with
some degree of competency. that the diSci-
pine OF the school (Which is that OF our best
regulated Colleges has not nterlered With
the attachment and partiality 20 IL Of those
on whom II was intended To operate.
At the solicitation OF some fricnds, n few
young ladies wall Ice received, To whose IN
irnciion lady qualified By education and
experience, under tho supervision Of the
Principal, Will bo wholly devoted.
The course Of instruction viii n bers,o
Tore embrace thorough and practical
know ledge of the substantial branche, Of n
s"ot tnsli.h education. Tie ancien, and
modern Language VIA also receive due attru-
ton. JOHN !. HICKEY. P,;n,;o,,I
January ?, 1884.
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N'OTEGE.

ME- Undersigned having obtained Letter.
- o. administration on the estate Of Tho.
mas Melvin. deed, earnestly request. aIi
those having claims on said estate a. p,..s,.
them, properly authenticated, for settls,nrbt
and u'o'o "ho are indebted 10 the estate WI
please make immediate payment, as no lon.
ger indulgence can be given.
NM ENCLE, .q9.r
Feb. G, is3l Ut.
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F0Es NILE.

a SET Of halfpaient STILLS, that will
IN bear a comparison with any Others.
holding go gallons cach-Morms, Stands,
Sc. Also, rair OF MILL. BURR STUNi =.
! feet, and bat little worn; and 10 or 80 Still
Tubs.
Having no use for the aboyc property, !
viii give great bargains, and take Ia payment
me- 49,, good paper, or the cash.
WILLIAM &. BURNS.
I.o"toWn. Jefferson TO : >,
NOv. ~, 1883.
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TRANSPORTATION
Oa the Chesapeake - Ohio
CANAL.

FNyliE Chesapeake and ohio Canal being
~ now completed and epcn 10 navigation
irom ,his place (keePryst or Old Furnace
To Georgetown. the undersigned, Who have
long been carriers on the Potomac. beg leave
To inform the public that they are Mt present
engaged IN, and will continue Transporting,
via the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, without
ie!ay. and on the most moderate terms, 60
and from the Point of Rocks, Georgetown,
and other points on the line Of the Canal,
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VIRGINIA. 10 VIII.

NihUiNIA, TO Wit:
~ Rul-s holsicn IN the Clerk Office a S.
Coun'y CoutJ of Jcfcrson, on IA, tt,t Nh
in February. ia the wear 1854
-N.lL H. 10 h.fslore Pl.iNvt
AGAINST
Let tsssisp~rsl. Sudan g. Irrroc. Dua~' ?,
.Ntflcy DrGnT. J.aacs Coa<1.i.d. I,L.f p.
k", and 1h0snds Csss~g. DrENr.>.
IN CHANGER
'ENiE defendant, Lot Gooj,pccd. ro,i.a, F.
y enicted has appearance, and given ~
ray, sc~or'iinE la the set az ss,-f,,hly and
rules ct ths court; sud Il appearing ~ su,i,l,..
tory evidence that he j. not inli.hi;ant % "a
countrN N ~ SrtAred That Tee s.,id .,,tc
90 Sppear n the eouri-h"us- Of ssid couniy o.,
W.. th'rd Mor'lsv IN newt tprii. sr.. answer a..
n'h o' u'e rls'"if, aud Ihst eos, "a this ord,
.. m i"Scrt~i ~ so,ne s,,aper pnhls!,-
eu ia he s"n"'y OF Jefferson. tor 10 months sue
ecss'ly Sd posted Il t'c front door OF the eouF,
house Of said ooantv
A cup,--rcs,~.
;. J. CRAMER. c. e.
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Jefferson County Land
TOR RENT

"a LLAsE zoe term u one or more years
- VII hc given a. good tenant. upon 10
lAkh % 80 scrcs Of iand. lyirs sGeat -
mi'es north u cpheri,ionn. Any person
" ishins g. rent. can sppiy g. Messrs iIsrrts
s. h"iherofd, % shePbsrdsio~ 90 O. iho
subscriber, Chsficstoun Possessinn given
immediately g.. " sAPPINGTON.
~ ~ Airs Of re, sagpiagiea
Jan 23 1885,
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TIE
GLOBE TAVERN.
Ut HIRPERS-IERRY, ..

u On .Mcn0H,isni-Sfl
n ) prepared 81 accommodate, IN the most
~ agreeable manner, company travelling 20
and from this place. The House - spacious.
aud las recently undergone various repairs.
adding 10 a. convenience and sgrceablenss.
The public generally shall receive the most
satisfactory accommodations, AID generous
support - confidently expected by their hum.
Die servant, JOHN FITZSINNoNg
May IC, ls33.-tf
\. B.-Priyatc families. travelling. can be
accommodated F
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CGsh zee Market.

"E wish 10 purchase any number Of
w NLGRoLS. from ~ o. % year. 81
age, 81 both sexes Tor Which the highest cash
price witt be gwen, on application a. the house
occupied BY Benjamin n Leui.. Tor seyersI
years past. One OF both II the sui-seribers
VIII remain permanently IN " incbester Any
communication ~ writing vii be- promptly
attended 20. BkNIAMiN o. LIWIs.
WILLIAM q LEWIS.
Winchester, Sept. .. 1893 tim.
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February G, isSL
VIRGINIA, To WIT :


At Rules holden in the Clerks OFier If ~. C..
cult Superior Court Of Law a,i Ch.ur..r, T.,
gshcrsoo county, ihc FIRST MotiJn, a. Jsr..r,
1884:
Jacob isler. Jeremiah Richards and C.,hrrir. ",
vie, late Catherine t,lcr, t,.or,-c lsl.r 49,.
l.orn iler, and Mar, farnsycrth. late NJ,
iait',. ..-.s- 10000. $500. .tLAfNTggI.
.iG.fLN,S1
Thomas Porter and Sarah lis wife WsJ,i.s, ~.
hcngsis'y nd iicntictis his IT, Nill,au, \ t,,
and Nasy his - &C., LYDIA Islcr .n,, J.... L.
J'in.-s h,eh said Hcnrirtta. M,Iy. t,d,. a.
Jacob, arc thc cl.ilGTrn ana heir. of Hem, l.
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~ CHLN'CERT
INiiE defendants, Thomas Porter and -.
- rah his wife, Washington kenr,lcv ,,t
ienrctts his viic, William Nann cod NJ,
vic, si.d LYDIA lslcr. not having eu,,rd ,h..-
appearance, and given security aerur,!iD- 4, d..
set OF assembly aud the rules Of this co,r,. ~
u appearing by satisIsetoTy evidence that a., ~
not inhabitants Il tits country: IL s.f--f
hat the said defendants do appear hsre on ~.
brs, day al ,i'c next term, and answer tia, IN .
,he plaintiffs, and that cop, &c his ord .
iorth~i th inserted in sou,c heu spsper publi,l,
an 'haIlcstoau, for two uonthS sucecSsi,el,
posted at the front door a the courthouse ,n
said TOW 81 Chsrlcsioan.
\ eopy-T.,ic.
ROBERT r. BROU.N.
Jan. ., is5i