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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-29

ANOVER COURTHOUSE RACES-Tbe joe
n al key Club at Hanover Court House will commence
their annual The Hanover house Course
on wednesday, the III day OF September next
FIRST DAY-A Sweep stakes for colts and llies thrc,
years old mile heats, three make a race En-.
trance SlO0 hall or!0i; entries close the evening be-
lore the
SECOND DAV-ProprietOr's purse $3.50 (cash up); two
mile heat; entrance $40
THiRD DAy-pos stake $500, (cash up); two mile
heat; entrance SIS. "
FovRrH DAY-Jockey Club purse $500, (mone hung
sp); four mile heats; entrance $50 %
The Proprietor having made very extensive improves
ments TO his large Tavern establishments will be able In
accommodate very large number of persons-and thinks
he pledge himself with confidence 10 strangers
distance, that they need be under the least an
prehens'on oil not being able TO obtain comfortable accom-
noiaon Ills best efforts WILL heretofore be sed To rive
enlire satisfaction He hopes that gentlemen of the ada
cent country, as we'll as those distance will favor
him Nth their company, especially the different members
OF the Club Fine spest expected from the number of
horses now about 10 he put in training from the re-
sPecdby oil the which the proprietor has engaged
10 pu, up and will be paid the fortunate winner as
soon As the races are We may expect an interest
ing coitrare as several gentlemen have pledged than
selves 10 bring their colts The proprietor having ped
ed himself Tor the purses requests the members Of
the Jockey Club who have not heretofore paid i'm
forward Oh their Subscriptions for the last az well ss the
present year Respectfully,
j, D. ANDREWS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-29

hnee writing this have tho admirnbie Adess Of the
9ecgon DO you observe Whist they there, poanes Of
having separated this that
tho peopio bad TO President
ment and Pecunay fhe President has b"s
questions hnd bntWoen
.heis-eeiatuy not derived from soufos onos, IL Be-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-29

ESE EDlCAL COLLEGE Of The STATE OF South Caro-
lsa lima THE Lectures in this institution will begin
the second Monday in November next aud close ON
the first Saturday in March following.
.9notomy-J. Edwards Pobrook, NJ L.
Demonstration Of AaafOmy-Jno. Beilinger, III. ID.
Surgery John agner, NJ. ID.
Institutes and Practice Of Medicine s. Henry Dick
son, NJ. -.
ChciniStTy-Edmund Ravenel, NJ D.
hdterid Medica-Hcnry r. Frost, NJ. d.
Obstefries-rhomas G. Proleau, NJ. d.
PhysiOiogy-Jan,es Nouluie, Jr., NJ d.
JAMES MoULTRiE, JR., Nj. ID Dean.
July 20 2lrJan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-29
BENNEr TOMPKGNs. ID. G.

On Saturday last, General g. w Gibbs Of Tennessee
now IN this city, arrested at the sut ol Pendent
and Directors OF the Union Buk Of Maryland in an action
Claiming damages 10 lhe amount OF $500 600 IN conse~
quence Of advertisement published by him in he fnorn-
ing papers, which may be Ia lie Gazette Saturday,
10 which all persons cautioned not 10 receive assign.
menis Of The Bonds well kBnwD hero The Tennessee
Bonds, held Ivy the Union flank General Gibbs declar-
ing himself 10 be unrrepaed give bail the amount
Of damage rs required committed gaOl, where he
remained u this mornihg The cireOmstsnce becoming
generally known, meeting Of number OF respecable
merchants and others held, which deternn-
ed TO uniie IN giving ie bail required, aud abou, thirty Of
them, awning pfnperiy worth three millions dollars,
sgned The Bal bond and effected his release from prison
Bnifi nnre (rnzeILe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-29

a MELiA ACADEMY.-Tbis Institution will hereaf-
Ia ter be conducted upon more extended scale. Tho
subscriber has united himself with MIR T. M p. Powers
eie OF the University Of Virginia, and Of its dis
ngushed Graduates
Mr. Powers will instruct In the Mathematics and Sci
ences, whilst the undivided attention the Principal will
be given TO the Classics and general Literature. The
course will be preparatory for tho Unyersity-to whose
Professors, particularly in the schools Of Ancient Lam
cages, Ma'eDaiics and Natural Philosophy, the public
rel. rred.
French viii also BE taught by graduate OF the Uni
versiiy the School OF Modern Languages for IS per
session. should sufficient number OF pupils be willing 10
enter his class Terms per session OF five months
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-29

sniss Ddridson.-A private letter has been placed in
our hands, which we have determined 10 lay uerbafim
oe'ore our fesdefs "h ibe excepuoa Of the names Of
The Vitgna gentleman 10 whom IL " AZ ares,d and The
flrginm ialy Of whom il speaks IL will perhaps serve
70 ping many OF on readers acquainted with lie name
a,u merits Of yo'ng Poctcss Of our country. Of
who'n should justly be proud. She died in the I'M
yearo Der ege aud her productions sre really asonsb
ng Tor her years We have looked over them with won
dcrat the Taste they display, aud with deem regret al
The loss we have experienced. This promising youno
LAZY was Aiss Dsgidson, OF Plattsburg New Yorksnd
ne letter which publish Is from her younger sis
YER also vosry OF the Muse with some additions from
ne pen Of her mother. We beg our readers 10 pcruse
hem we wish them 10 share the interest we feel and
20 contribute by the purchase Of the published poem to
Sanxay's Bookstore. We shall give few specimens Of
them in our next No.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-07-10

mOred even Ia the angriest debate. He has
mind happily tempered FOR political warfase.
Leigh 10 new conner from Virginia-a
round. thick bull, man, with little sharp eye.
that snaps at times like spark Of Gre. He
is something Of lion in the aatiUnal MENACE
rie. Perhaps my meiaphVss might seem d..
jectionable. were II not that we ssFepublicans''
have right to talk Of our !. servants as We
please.
Wright has Rne person and countenance.
No one exhibits more calmness and dignity,
or more narrowly watches the progress Of
debate.
would tarry here. had time and space.
to serve up the stout framed Benton, and give
you touch Of his manner Of speaking. "a
odd tn the northern eye and ear ; but doubt.
less the mode is his own Missouri, * here his
heart unquestionably is. would have some
thing to say Of Senator Smith, who, IN his
dress. connects this age with the days Of our
fathers and grand fathers-Or Porter, with his
Irish face and Irish elOquence, worthy son
Of the green isle Of Erin-and Of Wilkins,
too, who never hates joke; but must pause.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-07-10

icy Of fifteen millions Of glOriAcation money.
suppose he has caught that from New York,
Sir. / sIill live with hope Of seeing better
times. Let Us sll SO home, and let the PEG.
pie live one year on glory. and it will bring
them to their senses; and they will send us
back hrre and teach us To make the gentle
man in the White House take down his Gag.
Sir, the people will let him know that he is
not the Government. hope to live to see
better times.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-07-10

spirit ofOppositiOn TO having tk.ir favor;te old
ship bear abroad, as we'll as d. home. the
wooden image Of General JackNOn. Had
COmmud0Fe Elliot possessed as much discre.
ton as courage. he would not, in csse of no
more importance. have thus rashly ruA coun-
ter to public feeling and public OpinioO, but
would sooner have let the Constitution lie in
the dock, or plough through the ocean with
out any head. rather than irritate the public
passions on such tri6iDg subject. But he
persisted and now be sees the result. Some
hold, daring man. Of what kindred or complex
ion does not seem to BE- known, during the
awful stiffness Of midnight. and amidst the
terrors Of tremendous storm. had the hardi-
hood 10 climb the bow Ofthe ship. 10 height,
as is said. Of not less Than twenty Eve feet,
and with almost sacrilegiOus hand, rob this
poor image Of us Venerable head, leaving a
wreck behind very nearly resembling the mu-
tilated form Of the ancient heather Philistine's
God. How this atrociOus deed could have
been done. under such circumstances. and
when the frigate lay snug betweentwO seven
ty- fOurs. each ship having its sentinels on du-
~, we are not able to imagine. IN. Y. Adu.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-07-10
Fyon. the National la.ssll;ggreer, Juiu /.

Monday, though the last day Of the session,
was. contrary to I'LL expectation. real work
ing day. Many bills passed their iinal read
ing. il the Senate especially.
The Senate sat 10 late hour on Exee,r-
tive business, Of which they had much before
them. OF what was done we only heard, be-
fore the papers going to press, that the nom
inaiion of Mahlon Dickrrson was confirmed !;
and that William Wilkins. a Senator from
Pennsylvania was appointed by the President.
with the consent of the Senate. to be Minister
to Russia, vice Dickerson.
The House Of Representatives brought its
business TO close by 8 O'clock; but the Sem
ate having large mass Of nominations to act
on afterwards, the adjournment of the two
Houses did not take place until near o'clock
r. NJ. when the session was closed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-07-10

Al q eonarshulion taken up Tor 'he beaedt Of The
Poles. 10 DR.. Chsanns's church. Boston, cheek on
one the baaks OF that city for hundred dollars
~as reserved. Il San thus-Pay 10 Count Puiauki
my eommander the battle Of Bnadywine, his hrelh.
ssu. or bsarer. eIOO The name of the donor d NOT
siveB.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-07-10

Singular and fatal casaalty-OD Thursday
last, Mr.. Samue, Bradley, an elderly man. OF
East Haven. went into his pasture to hnd MS
cows. but not returning. search was made Tor
him. and he was found late Of night. dead. 70
= Ouaxmire. his whole body being immersed,
exeenf one arm.- Nesp- HrUen Herald.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
NIRtiINIA TO MI

AZ Rules hoisLn in the Cierk's OHiee Of thu Cir
cut Sul'.Tior Court Of law aud CHANGER, Tor
, I'"tsoa county, thu frat MONDAY IA January,
1854
Jacob isirr Jeremiah Richards and Catherine his
~,i,, late Catherine Islcr. George Islcr, Ahr--
ham iIer. aud Mar, fsinswofth. l.tc Mary
isirr,. ............... .PLAiSrTTs,
.G.iLN.NT'
Thomas Porter and Sarah has wife, Washington
hcug,lr, rDd Henrietta his - ~, " iIlism V anu
and Mar, las ~iie. Lydia i,lyr and jacob Islrr,
gua.-~h'vh aid licnrict,s. si-ry, Lydia, and
Jacob, are the children sud he,rs II llcur, L.
itt,JuatoT,. .DEFESDANrs,
~ CHLN'CERT
SAilE defendants, Thomas Porter and Sa-
- rah las wife, Washington krngsley and
iicnr'c''. his wife. William anu gnd MARY his
vile, and LYDIA lsivr. not having cuter,,i their
.pprarsnec, and given security sosordiug to The.
act Il assembly and the rules of this court. and
appearing by satisfactory evidence th.t thcv arr,
not Inhabitants OF this country: n - ordered.
That the s-.d defendant, 10 appear her. un tl,,
hrsi d-y Of he neat term, aud answer the bill of
,bc plaintiffs, and that copy of this or,i,r BE-
forthwith iu.cTtcl in some bss sp-u,r puhliN she'd
90 Charlcstosn, for ~ months sueecssisrI, sad
posted az the frunt door ID Ile sourt-ous, Az th,
ssd tos Of Chsrlcstovu.
A eOpy-r,,tc.
ROBERT r. BROH.V. 6. G.
Jan. o, is5L
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At Rules holden ia tI,e Clerks Office of the Cir
cut Superior Court OF l-S4 and CHANGER, for
Jefferson County, the first Monday IN J.ninr,
1854.
john II. MeEndrec, PLu~rtyy
.fC.iLNsSI'
John Lemon and James Lemon DIHExpIxr.
~ On L\'CERF
lHE defendant, John Lemon, not hav-
- ing entered his appearance, and gwen
security according To the act OF assembly and IN.
rules ot this court, snd it appearing by zatsf,e-
tory evidence that lac - an ihhlbiIsnt OF tbi.
country III is ordered. That the said defendant d.
appear herr on the first day Of the next term. and
ansSrr The bill ct the plaintiff; and that a eot,>
81 th's order bc forthwith inserted Ia som.. n,u
paper pnbl,shed in Chsrlcstnwp, for two month,
'uee'ssiNcly. and posted thu front door of ia,
eoGti-house ia the said town OF Ch.rie .to~n.
Copy-rr>tC,
ROBERI' n. BROJ.N.c
Jan. ., 1854.
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IIRGL\II 10 uIr

VIRGINIA., TO WIT;
st Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the CIR
oon Superior Court a Law sud ChaBc.ry too
Jehrrsrn County, the hrs, MONDAY IA No,eft,-
her. 1855:
.NHLd,sc' ~. ~ GiaI-r. PLAINrtrr.
AGAINST
.Nich-tlg IotUi- and LesnGI a Ngoter,
DLFENBANrs,
IN CiINNCERY
I'VE defendant. NICHOLAS Young, not hav-
u rug cntcrcd las appearance. and gt,,n s..,.-
rity according 20 the u s,.u,bly aud the rule,
81 THIS court, snc At appearing by satisfactory
evidence that hc - not inhsb,I-nt ot this vout-
try; W - srii,rcd, Iha, tl,e s.id defendant 80
appear here the Grst day 81 tls term Had
answer tie b'li ~ the pls'ntih, ~Hd that . eopy
81 this order be forth- Ith Inserted "a ~.
paper Published ia ChsTcs;1~o, for ~ % mot IA,
si,eessi'cy, sud posted At the tr--nt door II IA,
eouri-house "a the said town Of Chsricsto~h.
copy-teste,
ROBERT 4. BROWN, G. c.
Nov. II, 1883.
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VIRGINIA no -.

VIRGINIA, no VIII:
Al Rules holden ia the Clerks Office of the e;r
colt Superior Court OF Law aud Chaneery for
9eher,on county. thc first Monday in Deem
Gc'rgr Rr,u,ei'I', od,Ai,us,rafor ,riM the ,s4R an,
"ered, Of Frederick Bo4rers, GEco'd,
.sG.lL>,sr A''T''''
John y CoOls, iH has 04Tvi rIghi as errctasr Of
John UiHgcrd, dec'd also a. Fl ecufor OF f,,y,,,,
Je'reft. drc'd, 'ohH .NurHai,iLc, oslrni;lsfrafor
John .hsffer, ,iec'd.-H IL. Gresham and
.mI'y r; As aslte. late .hlrV r. Unigr7d,
George ErfieT and Brfsv las lrifr, late Hrt,,,
I-bc'is. J2hH IL iuyerd Catherine % ing,-,,l
.HdrccEiht UmgrId. Gco'ge H. UtnP,,I
and JIcob Dngr1,d, heirs Of Jshu JJi,,s,,,J
iced, Ddriiei Eiiticr, eIccilist of C,4i6r,,nr
.uDiter, dec'd. and a. G4irursIraisr Of B~fsD
.Neff"nger, decd Ihouls TH7ier, G,lap5aii-
irGfor a. 6oi1s non If .bifh0pg IiffIirr eL-c'sI
Sd,r'i'ef Russell Carver HItls, late .N.,r1H Of
Jc1eIson County, aGLninsiratOr. Of RsBeTf 4
Ice, dcc'd, Thomas Lkcns, and Iiakcy Inn
Scott e-reoaf0r 81 JOli'i Baker, aicc'd
~ CMLNCERT
SNiiE defendants, ~. X. Gresham and Ma
- ry T. his wife, John P. Wingerd, Cathe-
rine Wingrr'i, Msreellina Wingerd Grorr,. n
Mingrrl, and Jacob Wingcrd, not having enter
eel their appearance, and given sccutity aesor,i,n
To the act "a assembly and the rules OF this court
and u appearing by satisfactory r,dence that the,
are not Inhabitants Of th,s country: His srsL-yeI
hat The said defendants do sppcar here on the
hrst day OF the next term aud sns~ or the. amend
ed ball Of the plaintiffs; aud that cop, OF ais or
der be forthwith inserted in sonie ne - spaper pul
ilshcd va CharIrstovn, for two months succc ssi,e
", aud posted AT the front door Of the nous,
ia the said town OF CharlestoWn
Copv-Test-,
ROBEH1' r. BROH.V C. e.
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S,~phcn Cro~'.rrH, ~ Ear. H,r-sf AMI RieAar,i
a CroHrgcA. uETINpaNrs
IN CIIhNCERN
I&iiE defendant. stephen Cromwell. not
Il having entered las appearance. sBd given
security acoor,ng To the at OF cubiy aud ,l,s
rules Il this court, .Bd At spT-ri;sg D, s-ti..t5
.! evidence that lac - nvt so iBh.b,iznt of th,s
country " = sTt!crri, That thc said defendant
do sppcsr here on the lITst d.y 81 the nett tertn
snd answer the bill OF tic plaintiff and that CO.
~ OF this order b., forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper pubiNhcd n Cbsri, -toWn. iOr two
months sueor ss''c,, and posted Al ttc trout door
%, ;ty eouri-huu.c a. the dto.n of Ch.ri,,,,-,
Copy-tcstr,
ROBERI' T. BROH.I, e.
NV IL IN.a
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AGAINST

PLAINrpF,
AGAINST
.hersBUayer. lsi,iolv aud 0e,linisirlri, Of J,i,
Odger, srI'. deed, jun. ~ Uage,-, ael,a,,y,-
fraior lie bOniS "on IF John - agSg. D.. III
srhS IgGs one Of The children and L,.T. AMI a.
dd'HHsirdfor Of fhe Enld John UaPer, sen D.
orttscd, AMI Me aud JIf1es r. Uagr,.- Nil
vi SIsdHe and Sdhy Inn h.s .g,ts.. L.f. mil,
TIM Usgey. and Ge,ard u 80 ager me sa,d
James " sally Inn. aud GeJaTal n. b,iu,,
children and heirs II tie said Jsh,l Hosfr
yr decd. Mary Seeleg. late .uary Wseer.
DdAi "thamlen, and Margaret his lsiEc,
late Margaret Heger, Hanhah HImDhysy,'
rsid',s Of Roger Rum pAyeys, aeeta.eG. fLst,
Hannah USger.) and Philip HageT, tie
sad Mary Sceies. Margaret Williamson
HdnHah Humphrey and Philip Wager. be-.
ing children and AsirS Of the sad Jol, Va
ger. sen dec'd Josebh Huffman. Eilen 4
Holman and George H.0r,un. The .aia 10
sept tang RE husband, and TIE said Elieo
Il and George beiDg ire children and hr,y,
81 Etfabeh Hoffman. deceased. late FL
sdbeh UGgeT. a daughter ffhs said Job,
B0geT. sen dec a. Hai.I.ah Uager. ,ri
dotc aud administrative. aud Chariss En-
sdbeih Edtrard Lee. aud James Il ~
ger, infant children aud heirs Of E,dicay,I
Wager, decd. ,cho ,eos SON and on, If
the heirs Of said John Wager, deed. Car
reT IpW.', late SHERIFF ef J,Gerson eo,m-
~. TO tohom teus committed the estafe of
Charles Wager. deed. another son and
heir Of said John Uoger. sen. deed. "a,
administrator lie boniS non. y and Csoyge
" Humphreys. administrator Of Roger
Humphrey. dec Il. isfs husband of The
,ald Hannah Humphreys. late Hannah
U'ager. D.vrsp,rT.
IN CHANCERY
I'VE defendants, Noah VI swaine and Sal
y Ana his wife, late sail, Ann Wager
issii williamson sud Margaret his wife. lat
Nargar,t Wager. Philip Wager, joseph IIoeF.
nan and Ieorsc iioFu,su, not having entered
.heF apPraranec, snd given security .ecor,ling 4,
me act Of assembly sud tn. rules Of ti,. e,,,r,
.hh " appearing by Sstisfastsy c,,d.uc,. r.,
ny ~. n"t inhabitants of thi. country Hss,.
'F'c" That tie sid defendants DO ,,,s,.sr h,,.
90 ths hr'i d-y Of the next term. snd .n.aer 49,,
''l o. The plaHiH' and that so,,y of th,s ord,
~ iofthN''b inserted 40 some ne s;,.t.r ,,,bl ~
sd ~ Chstle stow, - two n,onihs .s,eees.,,eI,
.nd posted Il tir iruut inor Of iI,e eourthY. h,
.he sad town Oi thsri~sosn
eopy-I'sstr
ROBfKT I. RROwN.
Dee ~. 1853.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
AZ Rules holden ga the CLERKS Office Of ,h. Cir.
enit Superior Court Of Law aud Chsneer, Ia,
Jefferson county, the hrst MONDAY ia Drecm-
Der. 1888.
Josrish r.. L4is~, .PLArSr1ry
-fC;. fLN.SJ'
Harry 6SfeEay, in has capacity of aGlE1iuisfya.
for ~ .4nn +. HsfeisT, -rho 4Vas he admin,
'sfTafrr y Jsmes = Lane. deed. and a. tAe
GdHiHtstrsfsr ale bDnis nor of the said .y.,ar,
y Lane, deed. .fnaiyelg Ke;tneaiv. admin,
JdIorot IhOgidS T. Lane. doe'd, TTTkEoueh.
by " Lane. John v. Lane, Elliot r. lam.
CeoTge ) I@lns, Isaac " Carier, John Mar
hn, Jun. and Mary f. he lvifs, George
nsbb aud George HIHiGpl. Edwin q. UIi
E0ugh6y. GndJShn $. UtbJ, HILian, Rife6ie
aud CiarfssG " his lsife. Iats CLari.ss "
L.ane' Mary Inn Lans. George G. Il Lane.
.fEee LaHe, IPiiGsm Lane, James S Inn,
and - WsOdfsrd. rho married far =
miller a sister s SAID James s. lane. sf,,cs
deceased. -disfrI6Uttes Of James s. Eone.
deceased, D,,gSp,y,.
~ CnAVCERF.
$NIIE defendants John \. Lane. Pilot T
- Lane, John Martin, Jun. and Mary 8
h's wife, George Wcbb Georgr William WrLb
t.d~ va u. Mebb, Milloughby Webb and Ioh, -
webb, William Ritehie aud Cl~riss. y. hiss Wit,
MARY -Ann a--ns. trorgcG g.. T. Lane, Alice Lam
W lillian Lane. james =. Lane. and - Wood
ford, not hs,ing entered il,rir spr,-ar.f.r. ,,d
gwen security according 10 the set of assembly
and The RULES OF this eVugt; and u app-aripy by
ssiisiaetory evidence that try sr- not inbaht,,t.
81 this sonntry his ord--ed. That thr ,aid d.
ie1danis do appear here o. the FIRST dsv of III.
neat tcr'n, and answer toe bill of the pIa,S,,G and
'h-' copy Of h's order b. fort,v,th inserted IN
some ncwspsPcr Published ~ Charlr-touo. f,r
- m0oihs suce"tsitcly, aud posted a tbt. fr,,t
.loor Of tie oour.house 10 sic s.,d ,ovn Of
Chsr!csiovn. 4 Cop, --Tea,.
Dee. i2, 1888. "
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TIRGLNII 10 uIr

IIRGLNLf, TO W.T.
NJ RIles holden Ia the Clerks Office of the CIR
cut Superior Court 81 Law snd Ch.nevry for
Jefferson Comfy, the first Monday 40 NoSsm-
bcr, iSSs
Hc1r. H,4icr aud Rrbcca Inn ~, ,sifs. and III
"a J.Hc S,Bd1.sosL PLAINrtTFs,
AGAINST
Ga6TIsi Sngil.Tos,e p.sfs,cnifs .NniGLIrooi Saw
Hri Sn,ili.sss,i, fIyiiIh Sfsaklrssf ana! Rich
ard ~ Mias's S.e'tF Of JcgcTssn COUNTY, and
az such, Gs!asnis!ruiVr II .bn N-i,nlH., d.
oedsrsf. DaENBAxr,.
N CHhNCERY.
NliE defendants, Gabriel Smallw ood Par
U menus sm.ll~ood. Samuel SMALL wood, aud
Delilsh Smallwood, not having entered their alp
IcsrsDee, aud given security according To the act
III assembly aud The rules OF t,- court. and u a.-
pcsrsg by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants 81 this country n - ordered That
,l'e said defendant. do appear here on the iirs,
day Vi u'e next term, aud answer the bill ct the
pisinhhs' aud that copy 81 this order b- forth
~ith inserted IA sotne newspaper published IN
Ch.riestown. Tor two months succcssNei,, and
posted at t'c front door OF the cOurt-h house "a tn
said tOW1 81 Chariestown.
y cOpy-tcstc,
ROBERT r. BROU.N. c. e.
Nov. "a, is53
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PIRGLNLl, 10 WIT,
- huics hoidcu b. the CLERKS O,ee n IA. o..
cut superior Court q Law and Chsneer, H.,
Jchcrsop County, che hrst MonI.y IN N,y.o,-
Der, 1855.
Bsnjauia TOmiins,n P,,,,,,..
AGAINST
-firhoiIS Young md Ls0narf Sadier
~ CHhNCERN.
VIE defendant, N,rhol,. Younr No, go.
cog entered his spprsrauer and r,sro 49,.
riy aceaffing o. tc sst ~ assembly s6f ti.s 80
p l''f court and o appearing " 80 sfsrt,-,
e'idr"c" That ~ b. nu' ~ inhabitant ~ tI,,. r,
w " - Ordered. That toe nd drfrud,nt n.
apprH hrre ~ ihe hrs, day ~ tl,e n,st tsyr, I'd
HYsseF We bill q DE plsint,f, snd th.t 600,
~ 'h's "f,i,r b. ioTth~iu Inserted 90 a5r,s a.. 4,
paiHr Tubliahcd b. Chsflestoun. flr ,., ,,...,,,.
'i'e, ,s'friy' 80 posted ~ tIe ffout DOR a -
o'"it-hous' 90 the aaid t0un Of Chaflsstawn.
= cupJ-testr,
~ ROBERT !. brown. e.
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ENAiNiNG in the Post Office at Har-
80 Pers-ferry, Va ON the Ist Of January.
So which II not taken out before Ga. LIT
April next, Will be seut To the General
Post Office as dead letters.
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. EnAINING IN the Post Office at shep.
u y herdstown ON the LIST January, 1884.
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DEFENDANTS
IN CHANCFRy

"A 7 Court continued and held for the
< N said county OF jeff rson on the I7th ,lav az
Drecraber, 1883: The plaintiff having filed hi /,
bill, ard the said administrative having filed her
answer thereto; and Thomas A Moor h.siuv
been appointed guardian al htcu, tor the SAID "a,
iant defendants, aud having fled his answer 20
tie sad bill tor aud "a behalf Of the Sad iuf,n,
defendants and thu defendant, James BattaiIIe
Lewis not having entered las appearance, and
given security according to the act of a,-.n,i,I,
aud the rules Of this court; and II appearing by
satisfactory evidence that thu said James Batt,Ile
Lewis ~ not ala iuhabitant OF this country. N a.,
ordered Thst the said defendant do appear her,
on TIE hrst day OF the next February term II this
Court, aud answer the bill OF th.. pl.,,tia. ,nd
that cop. OF this order BE- forthN itl inserted m
som" new sPaI'er published ia the county Of JEFF
tersnn, for two months sueeessiveIV. sud po.,ed
at the front door OF the court-hous Of this c1,;,y
eopy-Iestc,
;. }. CRAMER, &C.