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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-11

HN HANCERY-YIRGINIA.-At rules held In the
CLERKS Office OF the Circuit superior Court OF Law
and Chancery, for Goochand county, I'd Dec, 1888
Nicholas j. Poindexer, executor OF william o. Poin-
dexter, deceased, Plaintiff.
against
David NJ. Parrish, Valentine Parrish, and Lipscorpb
Crank; and William Shelon Minor, and Bensmn b. Duke.
executors Of John Shelton, deceased who was surviving
partner OF Shelton & Harris, Defendants
The defendant, Lpscomb Crank not having entered his
appearance, and gwen security TO the act Of Assembly and
the rules Of this Court and il appeafag by satisfactory
evidence, That he is not DhabiisDt OF this Common
wealth, ordered that he do appear before the Judge OF
our SAID Court at the Court House, the first day of
APni term next, and the plaintiffs bill and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted some espa-
per published 10 the City OF Richmond and continued for
two months successfully and that another copy be posted
at the ironidocr Of the Court house Of this county.
Copy. Tes,e, w. MILLER, G. c.
Jsnusry 80. s4-wsw
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January %.

Nm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Court of APP
n pesls held at the Capitol, in the City Of Richmond
on Tuesday, January 2Stb, 1884:
William b. Jones and James Fisher, administrators Of
Wood Jones, deceased, Plaintiffs
against
Elizabeth ID. Jones, administrators Of William Jones' ST.
deceased, Defendant
Upon writ OF supersedeas TO judgment OF the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery Of Mecklenburg
county.
Tie writ Of srsedeas heretofore awarded the plain
s not being returned executed the defendant, and
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court that she is not an
inhabAn OF this Commonw eslth, OF the motion of the
plaintiffs by their counsel, II u ordered, that The said de
endsnl do appear here the FIRST Monday in May next
TO have rebeang Of the whole matter in the judgment
aforesaid contned and thai copy Of this order be forth.
with inserted in Newspaper printed In the City Of
Richmond, and continued Tor two months successfully
and also that another copy thereof be posted the front
door Of the Capitol in the ssd city.
Cogy-Tsre. J. ALLEN, G. C.
February n. 96-w5w
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I'm ERY-VIRGINIA-At rules holden in
u the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Cbancery for the county of Matthews on Mon.
day the 6 h day Of January, 1881:
Alfred Bilups, and Joce his wife, Plaintiffs
against
William Ctitienden and Lucretia his wife, and Bena-
min Braphsil, r., Defendants.
The defendant Benjamin Brsmhsli, jr, not having en-.
tered his appearance and given security according TO the
acts OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court and IL APP
pearivg by satisfactory evidence that he nha6i.
tan OF this county, is odered that the said defendant
do appear here on the first day Of June term next and
swerbe bill Of the plaintiffs; aud that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
City OF Richmond, for two months successfully and posted
at the front door Of the Court House Of tbs county
Copy. Teste,
SHEPARD @. MILLER, Clerk.
January %. S3-wSw
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Against
Lattice w SoutbalI, Sally Hood, administrative OF Elias
food, BRAN Nj Desrman anil Roda his wife, Mary Kidd
Lewis HOOD, and william, Beverly, Patrick H. Joseph
A., Albert and Susan Jane Hood, children OF Charles
hood, and Branch C., and Nancy II. Hosd and Elizabeth
Tally, children OF Richard Hood, Matthew Ward, and
John Hood, German Evans and Sally his wife, formerly
Sally Hood, the said atlew, John and Sally, being chill
prem OF Claiborne Hood decd, and Edward being the
only child Of - Hood, who one Of the cbi'ren of
Claiborne Hood, and - Hood, - Defendants
he defendants b. ian M'Dearman AMI Roda his wife,
Lewis Hood, Mary Kidd, and - Hood, not having en-.
tered their appearance, and given security according to
the act oil Assembly, and The rules Of this Court and
appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Court that they are
not inhabitants OF this On the motion OF
ibe Piantif by his COUNSEL is ordered that the de.
PENDANTS do appear here the first day Of May Court
next, and answer the Plaintiffs BILL and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in wspaper pub.
i'hed IN The Town OF Petersburg City Of Richmond
Tor Two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front door
oil the Court house Of this county.
Copy, WM. Fl. TAYLOR, c. c.
March 8. ROO Wv
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YES AND NO.

All No is hu,a homcly word,
Therefore do not say 80;
ITS ll,hat my despair has icar'd.
Thea, Lady, say not No.
IL is n word so cold and hard,
NV bosom withers so;
Oh, lot my h"u,t from II he srai'd,
oh. Lady, say not No!
Tho dsgec, sinkin; TO the heart,
The fufiisu's ruthless blow,
Have not for me so keen n smart
AZ that cold, dead word No.
Sweet is thy lip and fair thy check
Thine eyes with beauty gtew;
LIT not thy Lip that cold wort
speak,
oh, Lady, say net No..
Louisa, 1894.
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VHNO Mr.. jeremiah Northern, and Wm Northern.
- You will please take notice, that The first day Of
the next Superior Court Of Law and Chancery 10 be held
for the county Of Westmorelsnd shall apply the said
Court for decree against each Of YOU TO compel you 10
contribute your proportion Of the sum Of $500 "a cents,
with legal interest thereon, according to sw that being
The sum have paid in discharge Of execution in the
OF Csthsne Peske issued by virtue the annexed
decree. Your most ob't THOMAS l.. ONEALE.
February H. 90-wTW
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March 6.

I'm CiIANCERY -VIRGINIA.-ln L1neuburg Conn.
IL ty Court, 10Th February, 1891:
John l. Street, Administrator of Joel Hood. decd,
Plaintiff.
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Co,n ,,,,.
Son sonnson adminsrator oil WIN Johnson, decd who
johnson s"ni.ts,or ~ nm Johnson nee o. anu I'M
J.% '""'"''o' oe oon's non Of Benjamin Johnson,
.n.,o., faln"ns
ph;i;n g"h,.on .,.,
NoSer, ni'er, anu |naies Ella and John Allan. late
"s''"" anu P"'"e''' ""oe' "e nrm Of Ellis Aiens
.u,,n., Plaintiffs.
~, agamms.
wm' bircn' ana hoxahs vile, ct al, Defendants;
A,d David Valentine guardian to John and Ann Lips.
COMB, Plaintiffs.
-, agsm"
"'n, Dren, anu Noxa ms vile, OF at, Defendants.
ana . iurher oraereu, mat accounts be taken Of tho
I ou'snnS sg'nS'' "c severa' estates oil benjamin
So""son' deceased, anu OF susanna Butler, deceased,
~ co VI "e eomms'io"er' OF 'h's Court, alter Elk
weeks NOTICE., In some one oil the newspapers printed
III inc City Of Richmond, requiring the said credi-
%s p'ou"ee her c'ans u""sr penalty Of being there
s"e' oa'e" an. precnded 'ro" ,he recovery thereof
Iopy-ies'e. >. hooiNSoN, Z. T..
CoMMIssroNER's OrrIcr.
RieAmo"d. 2iA February, 1884
of Benjamin Johnson dc d. and of Sussnna Butler Jsc,
are hereby notified snd required TO produce their clms
before me, at my Office In the city Of Richmond be-
,Urc Monday the i4'h day OF April next 10 o'clock A.
Circuit Superior G. L and c. Henrieo.
maren l. T-w6w
nm CHANCERY- a. - ,;,--,-
il the Clerks Office NJ H.. t,;..,, S,..s,. go, ~
Law and Chancery. for the county 81 Err,nh .,
Monday, the 4,h dsy Of November. 1881 w
Meri, r. Allen and ra,v r %1,n 800 .Ss,;. 49,.
Allen deceas,J William 3 T,Iisv All Es ~; ..i ;"
Elizabeth Coleman. pov Fuoua. Mar,h, C"lenam WI
liam Daniel Josiah Thomson. William ID TIomn.om
John s. Thompson William Coiouu and Incv hi. ILL.,
and Henry Smith md Ariana his wife renressn,avs NJ
William H,u;.i ,ha .t.. ,..aS ~, ,U, p. "
lin Allen sons of William Alien deceased pI.;n,g "
against
Nancy Allen, widow of william Allen. .on IF C.or..
Allen, deceased, George H. Allen Wis 1:h,mho,s .n,
Mary B. his wife, formerly Mary b. Alien Waller q Al
len, Martha A. Nowlin, formerly Msrtba A. Allen john
Chambers and Elizabeth N his wife formerly Iyabe
N. Allen, Samuel A. Allen, william b. Allen John "
lan -
and James A. Allen children and rsnressn,s,iva. ~ ,,,
said William Allen, son OF George deceased Dsi,.
The defendants, W alter C. Allen and Martha A Nav
ln having entered their and given sscn
ry according to the act of Assembly and the rules of ,
Court and by satisfactory evidence ,ba, ,hev
not inhabitants OF this country il /, ,Ia, m,
said absent defendants do anpear bsra IN ,h -. a., r.
the next April term and answer the bill of The nIsn,;r -
and that conv of his or,,cr no cor,,,,.;,t ;,
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His words THAT Bank Of circulation or credit psper Of
denomination whatever. supply agcntoe
Iing or commercial enterprise funds Tor cons0ction Of
ships machinery the digging for the bring
ing OF waste lands into cuvston commencement Of long
eopueL"-B.3 2. eh. e., 10
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CoMMIssioNEn's OrrIcE.

RIctM0Wd, 9Th February, 1884
Pursuant to the foregoing order Of Court The cr~to,s
Of Benjamin Johnson, cd, aud Of Susanna Butler
hereby notified snd required produce their c4ims
before me- my Office, In the city OF Richmond on or be-.
fore Monday, the l4h day Of April next 10 o'clock A.
NJ JNO. SHORE. Commissioner
March I. a1-w6y
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I'm CHANeERY-VIRGINIA.- AT rules holden In
IL the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for the county of Buckingh the
I'll day Of Dec, 1888:
Jacob M. Weaver and Aiva Spear, late merchants ant
partners, trading under the firm OF Weaver & Spear
PLAINTIFF
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Virginia Legislature.

SPEECH Of Mn. PAGE an The Senate of "a, upon
Mr.. Uiaston's motion 10 strike ont The an Resotu-
lion on The Remorat ofthe Deposies. -[CoScLUpED.l
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inlorcement, the contest was renewed and
the Wings forced into The house. About
this time, a strong party from the North
ern Liberties, and Spring Garden, with
their lamps, and a band Of music appear
ed on the ground. They bad previously
visited the residence Of Gen. Ash, the de
mocraiic head quarters in Spring Garden
and the city. cheering their friends at their
victory, but it does not appear that they
had any knowledge Of the disturbance in
Moyamensing, until they arrived in the
vicinity.
The party in the house finding them.
selves closely pressed, bad recourse TO
their muskets, Of which fifteen or twenty
stand, were in their possession. How or
where, they procured them, we have not
heard. They fired repeatedly from th e
windows and roof, and wounded fourteen
or fifteen persons, several of them severe
ly-The jackson party pressed on and
obtained possession Of the house, and
drove out their opponents. 1t appears
that in this last attack, one or two Of
them also had muskets. They took out
the furniture, and burned it near the lib
erty pole erected in front, then set fire to
the building. An alarm Of fire was imme
dately made; the State House bell was
rung, and the fire companies FASTENED to
the spot. but were not permitted TO use
their apparatus, until the Liberty Pole
was Frustrated. which took some time, in
consequence of their not having proper
tools with which TO cut it down. II fell
against the house, and broke in the front
wall as low down as the 2nd story. That
house and four others, all nearly new. ad-
Joining it, which we understand are the
property of Mr. Robb, of this city, were
materially injured.
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HISTORICAL ASSOCIATIONS.

Maps of England have been drawn,
where scenes OF famous battles and other
memorable transactions have been point
dwell in country, where on Whatsoever
side turn, find some object connected
with heart moving tale, or some scenes
where the deepest interests Of a nation for
ages to succeed, have been strenuously
agitated, and emphatically decided A tale
Of invention is Of great power ia this re-
spect 1t its scenes were not really trans
acted, and the passions Of the real persons
excited there, at least beautiful associa
lion has been produced, by the bare Sc
lection of the spot made by the author OF
the romance, for the imaginary exercise Of
such feelings. But i: is otherwise with a
tale Of truth. never entered the tower
of London without meditaing on the muir
ders with which it has been stained. i he
first time stood in the gallery Of the
House Of Commons, Hampden, and Pym,
and Bradshaw, and Cromwell, were pre-
sent before me, and saw Charles the first
ascend the speakers chair and demand the
instant surrender of the leaders of his ad
versaries. The various fields 10 which
York and Lancaster drew forth their
battles" bring TO my mind the generous
feelings and inextinguishable attachment
which kept alive that contention, & the de-
plorable examples of cold blooded murder
with which it was attended. The scenes
Of the grand contest for our liberties I'm
der the Long Parliament, the fields where
Falkland expired. and Hampden bled hold
q language of another sort
never understood the annals of chval-
ry so well as when walked among the
ruins of Kenilworth Castle. no longer
trusted 10 the tale Of the historian, the cold
and uncertain record of words formed up.
on paper beheld the queen
"Oflion port,
Girt with many baron bold,
And georgous danes,
Uprear her starry front"
The subtle, the audacious and murder
dealing Leicester stood before mo. hearC
the trampng Of horses, aud the clangoni
of trumpets, The aspiring and lofty mind
ed men Of former times were seen by me
as passed along, aud stood IN review be
fore me One fine evening in the begin
log OF autumn, incidentally read Spen
sers beautiful Hymn to Love, under tht
RUNS OF Vale Crucis Abbey, in the coun
y Of Dentlgh, volume of this author
happened 20 be in my pocket; and it i
incredible how much sweetness the senti
ment gained by contrast with the sacre(
and anstere chastity once protested there
with the monks who formerly dweIt with
IN these waiis, aad who stu slept beneaii
my feet. This is to 1--we IN an old country
-Godlcins Essay on Sepulchres.
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ADMINISTER SALE.

gEyILL be sold by public auction on
w Thursday the 30th INST, at the late
residence Of James Forman, decd. (at the
mouth of Opequon creek all his personal
nroperty, viz: one likely Negro boy
some fine Horses, mich Cows and stock
Cattle. a number Of fat and stock Hogs
one Barouche and harness nearly new
one cart, one large CAsAL Boar under
cover and in good order, two keel boats
timber for large canal boat. cribs ready
bent1 lumber Of different kinds. saddle
and bride, two ten plate stoves and pipe
a few barrels Of herring aod salt, laTg'
quantity of Rye and Corn, also, large
quantity of Shipstufi, Bran, and Shorts
Also, very valuable Household and kitch
en- furniture Of almost every description
and number of other articles too tediou
to mention.
A credit Of nine months will be give
on all sums of tue dollars and upwards
except the corn and rye which will b
sold for Cash The sale will commenc
early in the day and continue from da
TO day until all is sold Due attendanc
will be given by
JACOB MYERS, .Adm'r
Nth the triH dnne1et
October 10, is34-ts
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TALL ooops,

JACOB HAMAiE s. Co, are Just re
CD ceiving large assortment Ct Fai
Goods, purchased in Philadelphia ant
Baltimore. which they can sell much chea
per than usual consisting in part Of
Blue, black aud fancy cold Cloths;
Cassimeres, eassineits, and Peter sham
White and red flannels
Rose and point blankets;
Cd English and French merinos
4 merinos and Cireassisns;
A 10 S-4 black and scarlet merino
shawls;
A variety Of new style Fancy Hkfs
Black and fancy col'd silks;
Thread and bobinett lace and edgings
Bon tint, and low priced calicocs
Together with heavy stock Of domes-
tic goods;
Queens and glass ware
Groceries. hard ware Sc.
We respectfully invite the public TO
call and examine before they purchase as
we feel satisfied it viii be 10 their advan.
tage.
October 2, ls34-by
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p u BLIC s A L = .

FEYILL be sold on Thursday, the 9th
w ofNoyember, at the residence oil
the subscriber, near the mouth OF Ope'
quon Creek, the following property. viz !:
Twelve head Of Horses, among which are
several fine Saddle and draft Horses.
Brood Mares and Colts; Mich Cows and
stock Cattle. fat and stock Hogs. Farm
ING utensils of every description, consist
ing in part of one Wagon and Bed. one
Cart and gear, Six set of Horse Gears
nearly new, Ploughs, Harrows. sc.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
consisting 10 part of one Eight day Clock
one Secretary. one Corner Cupboard,
Beds, Bedstcads, and Bedding, Tables
Chairs, one ten plate Stove. &c. all oil
which are nearly new; quantity OF Corn
by the Bushel, and number OF other ar
tcles too tedious to mention. Nine months
credit on all sums Of five dollars and up
wards, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security /; the corn excepted
which will be sold for cash. Sale TO com
mence early in the day when due attend
ance will be given by
JAMES F. FORMAN.
October %, lS94-ts
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~ Il w a OOD 81!

yITGINTA:-In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County.
John p Wilson, Executor of William Will
son deed ptV.
against
Hiram Henshaw, surviving executor Of John
Gray decd, and others. defs.
Smith Miller PlU.
Agaira
The same and others. 6gh.
IN CHANCERY-
Whereas, by an order of the late Supc.
ror Court of Law and Chancery holden
at Winchester, and sundry subsequent or
ders made by the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley Coun-
ty, commissioner Of those Courts was
directed to make report in the above ca
ses as follows: First To settle the exc
cutorial account of John Gray, dec d
with Hiram Heushaw one of the executors
Second: To take an account of the value
Of the lands, and houses, and lots, John
GRAY died seized of in the county Of
Berkeley. at the time of his death, and
the annual rents thereof, exclusive OF the
widows dover. Third: TO take an &C
count Of such monies, if any, as the plain
tiff John p. Wilson, intestate, hath re
ceiyed from John Russell Of Tennessee oil
his representatives, on account OF the
debts claimed by William Wilson decd
and also all securitIeI if any, received Of
procured on account Of that, and Of the
state and progress of suit brought
gainst John Russell's representatives. -
Fourth: To take an account of all pay
ments made to William Wilson deed. or
account of the debt OF John Russell TO him
Fifth: To settle the executoriaI account O
Samuel X. Wilson upon the estate 0
John Gray decd with John G. Wilson
his administrator Ard lastly: To stats
any pertinent matter which any of th'
parties may require TO be stated. or tba
said commissioner may deem so, No"
all the parties interested, will take notice
that the subscriber, a master commission
er of the circuit superior court of law anC
chancery for Berkeley county, will attent
at his office in Martinshurg, on Saturday
the 22d day of November next, for th'
purpose of proceeding to take an accoun
of all the different matters required by thu
said orders, when and where they will al
90 attend with all and every thing neces
sary and requisite, and which will enabl
him to make up such report as is requir
ed by the Court. ..
SEAMANS GARARD, M. Com.
| October %, 1884 st
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WILL be offered for sale at Hedges
w vile, on Saturday the LIST day q
November next. two likely Negro Boys
one aged five or six, and the other be
tween three and four years of age. Ifnoi
sold on that day, they will lie offered for
sale at November court. They will be
sold fo- cash
HENRY J. SEIBERT, .qdn.r
De boni. non, lcith The ,ciA annexed. Of
E. Ersrsole, deed.
October %, lsS4-3t
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CA UT

VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Superior Court of law and
chaBcery for Morgan County, at Bath, the
first Monday in October, 1884.
Simeon Rankin, administrator Of John Eckard
decd. PITT.
against
John Lonas, Henry Spohr, and Peter Dyche
DTS.
In CHANCERY-
THE defendant John Lonas not hav.
ing entered his appearance, and given Sc
curity according 10 the act Of Assembly
and rules Of this court, and IT appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is no in
habitant OF this county: IL is ordered that
the said defendant do appear on the frs
day of the next term, and answer the
Plaintiffs bill and that a copy Of this or.
der be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in Martinsburg. for two
months successfully and like copy pos
ted at the front door of the Court House
in said town of Bath. Morgan County.
A Copy .-Tesie.
JACOB RICHARD C. c.
Oct. l6, 1S34.-2m
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Tn U o TEES Re

OF DIAkTTNSBCRG PRCFEh1f'
THE subscriber will offer for sale TO
the highest bidder, for cash, the valuable
property now occupied by Washington
Evans, being lot No So, with IFS appurle-
nances which lies at the intersection OF
King Street and Spring Alley, in the town
of Martinsburg. on which the dwelling
house and former printing office stands.
The sale will take place before the
Court house door in the town of Martins
burg, on the 10th day Of November next,
being court day.
The subscriber will sell all the right
and title conveyed in deed given by
w. Evans TO John Snodsrass for the be
nefit and indemnity Of the late John Fry
att. which is all the title of the said Evans
and bis heirs, aud which is believed to be
good. H. II. ooNhhD'
decree of the e. 5. Z. Of
LGw s. Chancery for
Berkeley County
October l6, 1SS4-ts
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IN CHANGER

A + stated Orphans Court began and
Ia held at Chambersburg for Franklin
County in the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania, on the It'll day Of October, 1884
before the Hon. Alex. Thomson, Esquire
President, and Matthew Patton, and vii
liam McKesson. Esquires, Judges Of ouI
said court &c.
On motion of Readc, WASHINGTON. Esq
the court grant Rule IN all the heirs ant
legal representatives Of John Lemaster
late of Berkeley County Va, decd TO ap
pear at an Orphans Court 10 be held a
Cham bersburg on the third Monday and
18th day OF November next. and shew
cause why the real estate Of said deco
shall not be sold by order Of the Orphans
Court
.........~ In testimony whereof
have hereunto set my hand
SEAL and The seal Of said court al
"s.*'s*ss's' Chambcrsburg this 9th day
Of October A. ID. 1854.
RICHARD MORROW, C o. C.
Oct. 6, lS34-3t
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AxTnND TO TINS NoTxcH.!

al WHOM 1T MY CONCERN
T'HE subscriber having heavy cash en-.
gsgements 20 meet at present, which Il
is important that, be should do. he therefore
earnestly requests all those who are owing
him at his store in Bedingtoa. TO make
payment. at least in part il not the whole
on or before The li,st day November next
All who may fsil TO comply with this
request, need not be surprised iG they
should end their notes in the hands of an
officer for collection after the above date
He hopes, therefore, that ali concerned.
will attend 10 this notice. and thereby
save themselves trouble and costs. and al
the same time confer special favor on
their
OBI Servant
JOHN Il. C0OkUS.
Shepherdstown Oct. ., 1884.
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CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS

o. We are authorized to announce
JOHN A. Thomson, Esq, Of Jeffer-
son, as a candidate to represent this
district in the next Congress OF the
limited States.