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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-06

Ua1tg Lqles Tie impoliey Of these t tiers rpsn
t.r freedom of commerce is clearly exemfjGed by
IN article in he s III M. Of the North American
Review, in ec0nn mary On tAs I'll laws OF
Mtssachusctis According to those ll"s, II any
p'rscn borrow money at an interest above SIX per
eeo; he may IN law or cqittv, recover back three
oli the of the interest by hun sn pai i--and
nc IS allow cd 10 give testimony IN ms Own matt
IA. writer in The Revie says:
Ii any citizen wishes TO make his fortuna &C
cfdtas u ioir let him % into State erect and Dor
row money a, lS per CEN, rdie R 'oaic1 :FJooVo
has teen 7rcetlfE5 h05f0wcd IN me Snn. Let him
lake say, $4,000 for ten years. The 'n'cr"s'
on,hs sum will be 80 600 per annum In ten
years i, will amount to $4,000. A. the cSprn-
ton OF tina, time let him sue the lender and he will
recover b,c.s under the law, Si0S,00o from which
he may pay the original debt and retire to his ot'-
sun cum djgaitots wtha clever property OF S3s,ooo
the expenses of the suit always excepted
We take il for granted tina, MI Laws which pro
mote fraud are mpoIiic and that usury laws do
this there cannot be question. They hold Out
temptations to men to violate contracts, to commit
PERJURY, aud deliberately to swindlc their neighbofs
ali of which crimes /, should be the policy OF the
liw 10 punish and suppress And they are oasec,
TOO, the ridiculous assumption that men, Sane IN
all things else and able to manage their o"n a.
tdlrs ho yeyer extensive and complicated, require
The Ga rdianship and proertion of legislative en-
ac'ments he moment that they become borrowers
OF money They may sell thousands OF dollars
worth Of property, at an ackhow edged sacfhcc oil
'opcr cent Cor the express purpose OF raising mo
Gy, ami the law shields the purchaser against all
alter d monds bat the moment that they 00ff"W
any amaun', however small, a, an interest OF per
ccut the law steps in their relief, they be vii
ing 10 appeal 10 its protection against the cohse
fuences Of THEN ovu acts-and ;haf, too, possibly,
When by paying per cent. for money, they saved
~ per cent. OF their property or mode that amount
~ speculation. These onmJn-piace li'"stra
''ons OF the absurdity of Usury laws. but VIC thinN
'hey are ioVciblo oncs-and sc hHPe 10 live 10 see
INC cay when public opinion, enlightened ana
usaonsed of prejudiceupon the SUBJECT, " III MOI
only justify, b1, GENEROUSLY d3man their rspcnl.
% The New York Wing papers seem TO anti
o'pa'e certain victory in the coming elections IN
mat great State. The N Y. Star says" we
'eofn that the Hon. Frances Granger arrived III
own this morning, from the vest eni states that
'ne nomination of Messrs. Seward aal Stll~c'I Is
every where received with reclamation, and VIII
'''a like wild-ire. We have tho greatest conn
ochce IN Mr. Granger's knowledge of public op'n
ION throughout the State"
W Some Of tho New York papers opposed tc
we election of Mr. Seward the Wing candidate fol
"ofsf"or, have sr,vrly cblected TO him, Is, thu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-06

Spring. She is onn IN nel t. eye, ,u " mo o,h.r
by an nuy the ball oflhe eye is as full as the other
eve she is lengthy made, her shoulders were some
VIVA, hurt, caused by the collar; one OF hc' hlps
where i, joins the back is somewhat lower '''an wv
other one OF her fore pastors hos been sore some,
INN, Ike the scratches which will be discovered
Nv the hair turning rather up at the front h'of She
.bont five fec, two or three inches high; no
cher mark rcoollected, she is very gentle IN f'''ng
will pay reasonable reward 10 any person Tor
taking her up or giving INC Information SO ge' he'
,psin, or delivering her TO me al Campbell. Caud-
go. BARNETT FINCH.
Oct 6 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-06

Removals. tram OGce.- The violent E forts that
Ia bean n,a,le Ivy the present administration to
ncvenl the free cnjoyai'a al OF opinion AMI the exrr
Csc Of the rights consequent hereuron, 10y ." pun
shing" those whom lis power could reach is
sronsly Illustrated by comparison Of It's removals
ion otii'c with th1se IN he by lis predecessors Ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-06

Taaatt1i;m aud Ctime.--We have never met
VIII a more lamenteble instance OF human iurpl-
,ude and folly than one which has recently occnr-
rcd in New York, full narrative OF which Is con-
tanned in this MORNINGS paper. Those who live
in the present, day, reading the trials AID execu-
tons for witchcraft in the fifteenth and sixteenth
centuries. and the delusions, which, at later Pc
rioI skilful Guardians imposed upon the credui'y
and ignorance Of their deceived fol"wers,osc theH
faith in the accuracy of the historian, so reluctant
are they to believe that reasoning men could ever
have been the voluntary. victims Of such gross or.
rors and deceptions. Ye. VIC doubt, whether IN all
the records of that comparatively b-n'gh''h age d
more llly-diges,ed and ridicu 9usl7 'bsufu story
ever won convert TO ITS belief than 'h"t WIN
which Matthew'S the New York inposior, chea'eo
his unfortunate victims We refer the rcadef 10
the narrative.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-06

Besides sos, 40s 30s, Cos, Dos, los. &c.
Tickets $5-Halves 50 50-Qrs. 81 %.
For sale at DiGGt.S OftilE'
Oct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-06

Mr. Madison, IN The d bate on the organization
of she Executive Dcpar;m nj, when TIE ImpolIcy
rad danger OF enttusiins the unqualified power OF
r)p,ova from Off g to the President, was strong
" depicted, remarked "that any President who
would remove a worthy m,n f.on oii'', upon
merely parry motives, would DO Liable 10 i.nPeach-
men'.' Aud yet vino can !o'tbt that hundreds have
b.en removel.5y the present. adm'nisr 'tlon for
mother CAUSE VINO can Jopb', thu, many COM
Tea: of .3ys, ttf, remove J, have baen succeeded
n men ota'iy anqlaht d for The discharge of 'hcir
Jl,ies, and whose sol; recommendation consisted
o'hsfze llols Support Of the Chez Magistrate 7
liaalnnly Is 10 disgrace To 90 rcn'n9ed irora Of
aeuaiar such crcHm f'aa: eS, and c:,a hardly be
accounted an honor TO receive an apPoMtnent.
HIS sycoph.nts mus be prl.rrd,
Room mas, be madc for all the herd,
" Wherefore 10 bring his scheme about,
cd faithful servants oil mus, OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-06
Digges' Lottcry and Exchange rGce.
$4,000 Dollars Capital Prize
Va. Wheeling lo,tery

EXTRA GLASS No IL, for 1891
70 be dra@n on Saturday, the lth day of Oc'o-
Der, 1884.
&C Numbers 10 drawn Ballots.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-06

.eneral character, referring exclusively to
.b;no,ons mottves Of dction and not to his par.
-, Constitutional opinions, or to each and all
,ha measures of his administration.
W. bave adverted TO this historical incident,
II. double purpose Of exenplifyins the bin J.
odd bioo,.y Of party spirit, and of showing
,E,,le title ona OF the prominent men Of tho pre-
w. W., l.y has to Tho arPeIialiun o. 1.-THE second
,v,.binoton,' which has been almost sacreIig ious
y. ts..o,yel upon him b. sotic OF his sycophan-
nc admirers .,..-. ....;..
o,,bo1ying mary illus rions urhirvmenis of
.o,o;s,, and ,lrur, presents 10 the contemplation
80 s,ndent no single ctnracfer, combining ma
of,be clements OF true greatness with SO few Of
- oeatcr cling qualities, Us that Of George w ash
1T, IS the oasis Of the des.r-.hc gushing
e'a,ai, m the midst of the arid SANDS and burn
.kiesuf Arabia, the m1sic of whose waters fails
~ ,bc oar of The traveller over lis parchcd
,s,.tes intensely sweet Ike The brealhinss OF the
a,f,n harm. touched by the gentle AMI untutored
'.s If bqaycn Y; even his motives were sus-
'.,a3 and impugncd, and his IONS msreprc-
- md neryer,ed, by those who conli not un.
,ns,s, the one nor appreciate the excmpli-
c',ns one Of the many lruisms of Shakespeare
be thou "a pure as ice as .hasie Is snow,
{, rrhan shnl, no, escape calumny."
~, y,e,for's Opi1joR Of Wn@f-Ju1ge
u,ccxcn,idrc, in his Letters, gives tie suIloincd
..,.,,,nt NJ the manner in which Sen. Jackson re-
as;,ed the news This nomination by newspaper
oei,c which, contrary to his own as well as
~ he authorizations Of the entire county, he IVES E.
lce,ed 10 I'll
81 shall, never forget tho evening, when in pre-
some, of Mr.. Henry w lson and some Other gentle
men, he took up New York n wspaper, in which
h, was mentioned as probable canidttc for tn
Office of President ofihe United States After read
ing il b; thew it down in anger =" Do they
think" said he, !ha, | am such ID fool
as TO think myself tit fof Presiden, ct the Uni
ned States NJ, sir know what am f, for
can command body OF men in rough way bu,
an, not fl; to be Pres lent" We were silent, bu,
all gave him credit as att@rw.sd, found for this
proof of good sense"
We do not know what may be Gen. Jacks MS
sr.ccat opinion of his quafca' MS for the Prcsl-
dency We presume, however, that his ha.terers
and parasites, those earwigs, who are always hu2
ing around men in power, have compelled him, a.
g4iasi his better judgment to regard himself d
a marvellous proper man" But experience has
satisfied all impartial and unnrCj JUDGED observers
,hl, the General properly appreciated his quail
ifcaons before he was iMo4icated 10y the posses
SION Of yer ard, happy had il been tof the !
co,aay. had nm 'j7rny of tbs people eoneurrei |
%e4 han N oalhi5a,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-06

ar" According to sdviccs from LIsoon, say
some of the papers the elections i" Portugal nave
SUN y. r. fovor OF the ministry Of Donna Ma
r;,"mWho doubted i, Elections in Portugal WIN
e,a ~ ,a ~ in favor of the government dc
ae,s Voter. going to the polls, we imagine ss se
sisr s dg in voting upon the porosisn to elevate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-06
StrayeA or Stolen,

ENROM the SUBSCRIBER at Camp
AH IL bell Courthouse, on Saturday
ni.h, the 9Th September BAY
MARE about seven years old last
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-06

81 The Norfolk Beacon, Of the Goth Sept an
nounccs the arrival in that place, in the steamboat
Chcs"I cake, from Washington of Richard Pollard
Esq recently appointed Charge dcs AGaircs te
Chill. We presume tht Maj. Pollard will en-.
bark at tina, Port for his place Of destination.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-06

s~rA very interesting letter from one OF ou'
Nsvs, officers, who recently paid visit 70 the 20
lony of Liberia, will be found IN another colun''
We ,nye to It the special attention OF the reaae''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-06
LIST Or LIE TIERS

Oct g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-18
REFORM!

The report in Washington yesterday was
that the anticipated removal of Col. Ashton
from the Office of Marshal of the District of ca,
lumbia, has taken place, and that Mr.. Corco.
ran, of Georgetown, had received the appoint.
ment. We were in hopes that, if the removal
was to be made, the Office would have been
given to a gentleman on our side of the river
who, though differing from us in politics. is vet
"good man and true, every inch of him"-
though, as things are, we need hardly express
such wish.
1t was also said that Mr. Elgar, Commission
er of the Public Buildings, has been removed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-18

The following remarks in praise of Mr. Ken.
dali particularly, and generally of the Kitchen
of the country! were made by Mr.. Shepley, u
his recent speech in the Senate:
There is another private character attack
ed; that of the Government agent, in relation
to the deposites Sir, it was my lot and fortune
to be born almost in the same neighborhoo11
with him; to be instructed in the same class, o.
the same college, which has spread it's name u
ilght on the records OF this capitol. Sir, haE
known that agent from his earliest years to II
pest manhood, and have known him alwaJ'
the same, always distinguished for his intellee;,
tual powers with a sinless purity of purpose, anu
unyielding in irmness in pursuing it to its az a.
complishment and Sir, he was neither to Dc Dc
won by 1attery, nor corrupted by gold, no.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-18

Notes Of the Bank of Virginia and branches.
are at discount of one and quarter per cent
in this city, and are refused in payment at the
banks, including the Union 50 that the mechan-
les and working-men who are compelled to re.
ceive this paper for their labor, have to get il
shaved Notwithstanding the bank is selected as
one OF the pets OF government-BaHC r0n
How many !!!'s will the Winchester virginia.
put under such a paragraph as this?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-18
ALEXANDRIA:
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. IS, 1884.
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY q,
ALEXANDRIA

At an Election held on the 18th inst, the fol.
lowing gentlemen were elected Directors for the
ensuing year:
Nath'l. Wattles Charles Bennett.
Phineas Janney, !. P. Thompson,
Hugh Smith, Edward Daingerfeld
8 John C. Vowel, Samuel H. Janney.
William Fowle, James Irwin,
Henry Daingerfeld, Thomas Vowel,
William G. Gardner, Robert H. Miller
Dwight Metcalf
At meeting of the Directors, the FOLLOWING
named Officers were Unanimously elected, viz
NATHANIEL WATrLEs, President; and DwIepp
METcALF, Secretary. And A. c. Cazenove and
VIM. H. Fowle were unanimously elected. as
Directors, to supply the vacancies occasioned
by the election Of the President and the resp.
nation Of Robert H. Miller.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-18

We have ventured, on former occasion to
say, that no paper printed in this District, unsu
tanned by the patronage Of the Executive has
PAID expenses.-1'etegroph.
We do not profess to know what has been in
every case, and certainly newspapers in the Dis,
trlct have Jared badly enough; but we do know
what aoD is; and We do also know, that, " un
sustained by executive patronage"-unallied to
power in any shape-unconnected with party
leaders--there is an humble paper in this Dis.
trict," that "pays its expenses" and supports
those who rely on it for their support--a news.
paper that has, at least, the merit of being inds
pendent in all its movements not dependent up
on the Government in any of its branches; and
that resisted power and corruption when some
who are now SO peculiarly pure were battening
upon the "spoils Of victory" The Telegraph
must recollect that the {" District" is not altoge
Their in the Metropolis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-18
DISTRICT AFFAIRS

In the House Of Representatives last MONDAY.
Mr. CHINN presented memorial of the seve.
raj fire companies within the District of Colum.
bia, praying Congress to exempt members Of
fire companies, within said District from the
performance Of militia duty in time of peace,
and to give the sanction Of law to such bylaws
and constitutions as said companies may deem
necessary and proper also memorial of in.
habtants Of the town Of Alexandria, in the
District of Columbia, praying Congress to
grant pecuniary aid to the establishment of free
schools in said town.
Mr.. STODDERT also presented petition Of
inhabitants Of the District of Columbia, resd
ing south Of the Eastern Branch of Potomac
River, praying Congress to purchase the toll
bridges now standing across the said Eastern
Branch, and that said bridges may be kept up
at public expense, and made free of toll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-18

Francis S. Key, Esq. Government Agent TO
Alabama, has returned from his mission to the
Seat of Government
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-18

The Alexandria Gazette says the low price Of
Flour comes from the pressureH!-W inchestsr
TiTginian.
We not only said it, but repeat it--and after
this the Virginian may put ~!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-18

We commence today, the publication Of Mr.
Calhoun's Speech, delivered in the Senate on
the subject of the Removal of the Deposites.-
1t will be found well worth an attentive perusal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-18

Ma. Jack Downing is peculiarly disagreeaO'
to some of the Administration prints. The Ma
jor's shrewd Yankee wit cuts deep--and is fell.
therefore, the "galled jades vince"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-18

No newspapers were received by yesterdays
mail north Of Philadelphia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-18

TO BE CONTINUED.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10

ksEgsy--GFeas excisemsns va ersaisd ehiensFn- iss Change. by disclosafs ef aelsis sslasa ie tesssriea commit.ed V Kilby gigsss msFehasa wAs isas anawfally assah hihsss aare. ea papssle a ansuas sf Ss0O00, discosassa al diassent MAnks--
 We do aos Ssel aashofizssI sod OCT fegard Esr his vsnerabIe and highly ss1psetakls paFsaa oaS ~ ssr aaIest mssskan.s, as weli as ss ki isn6is ssansxisas -losbid us e nisnsiea s is pss pa- per u pse.ea,. al.ksse h is sthesallt. k6ses asa. psblisy nsaii.aed. Hs ief, ipua ss fsld.y IsF New Torh. sader Presepee ef pssel suoas aadjhass. i-s'nvs"'basiasas ss.she ssaih:- i.sA zsanss
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10

From fss R6sfsm Comier. Mmch a.
 Ertensise Robbery Gf fhe Post .O0Sce.---Il appears that s0s1e ten Or twelve days ago, MT. Clark, of the firm of s. A M. Allen & Co. brokers pfsihis city, gave notice to the Postmaster, Nathaniei Greene, Esq that 2 letter mailed al rew Orleans. containing eight one thousand dolar bills. on the Branch bank of the United States, was missing. On in- 'qdiry at the banl n appeared that one sf the bills had been presented and exchanged for small hills. Nothing more was said of the transaction here. in hopes that the thief would be detected, nut in other plnees the package was advertised, and Messrs. Allen E. Co. sent circulars. offering asrwArd f0r the recovery of the prupesaE, la diifersnt countries. and all the city baaiEs. Oa Sas1kday lass one thoa- sand doiArsbili tas presented te Ms. Wiley,s the teIief at the Bfanels bank for axchanse, and as he had seiine dsuht respecting the LII, lle asked the key to Waits while he went to Messrs. Allen eE Ca's. office Co ascertain if it belonged o'lhe stolen package in the mean time the boy escaped.
 On Monday fyesseedayl MT. Green, tho rostmassef, having obtaioed partial descsip- ton Of the Soy. inquirfd at all tho prinli1e ofiiees. considering t as almost certain thnt ti siae letter was sudan from his Post- -olIles, it must have been hy . boy belonging les soma Of the daily paper Oilleese who have aeqesa fp
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10

Psstags The nes amount U recrpits fof Postage. at the several pos.-oices of ths Usioa, within the
 yeaE ending ihe 3las oi March 1855 rceerliag .o
 the repori ofths Psst as,sr General Iaisis suhmis-
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10


 esy ns0n also 0a tke filings ef otkBs.' There are two classes in civil society, and m the religious world. who ought 10 snonder on the mptt0 as the head of onr article, which teaebes that men ought, in due proportion, to regard their own interests and the interests ol others. ln civil society. there is class oi people wh0 arc over tbiuking of public af- lairs. and talking of pahlie aiiSirs, add anx- inus to engage h public aaairs, Ahile they neglect their own psisate business.s While ihey 9eFsake their farns. or their shops. lhoes in thrir employment waste much lime for want of direction as to what they should do, and more lima in unahseEsed idlenesss But # they can only gain an office they fsels lsatis- fed, however insignificant itmay Ae. or how ever involved may be their private aiIairs. in cansequeOee of their inattenii0n: And some of this class who are not olire-seekers, but only enter into public matters fF0in the lave ef excitsmenis which they call .paasiosSssn, neglect thelF own business Co their ruin. 's \ O. the ether hsnd, there isa;elAss who onn gFatulste themselsea that they ara noaSlike the s4em We haze just descFihad. They nev- or negaeet their farms. or their shops, or aDy
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-03-06
PUBLIC SALE
OF
1nluable MerchaYadize. &c.

OF
Valuable Merchandise, &c.
EBY virtue of deed OF trust executed
EB by Albert Remington to the under
signed, as trustee, for the benefit Of Jesse
Remington, on the 10th Dec. and also Of
another deed Of trust executed by said Al.
bert Remington TO the undersigned as
trustee, for the benefit Of Craig s. Jones,
William S. Torr, and Upton ID. Welsh,
on the l4th Dec. both Of which deeds -are
Of record in the county court of Berkeley,
will expose to sale, at public auction.
on Thursday The 20th day Of March neat,
at the Store House Of said Albert Rem
ington. at Fcrman's Ferry, complete
STOCK OF GOODS,
Of every description. consisting in part of
DRY GOODS. viz: Cloths, Casslmeres.
Cassinetts. Sattinetts; Silk, Valencia and
Marseiles Vestings; a splendid assortment
OF Silks. Glnghams, Calicos, Cambrics
Muslins, Ribbons. FlanneIs, Shawls, Hand.
kerchiefs, coarse Linen and CottonGoods
A full Assortment of GROCERIES.
Also
Hats, Caps. Boots, Shoes and ready made
Clo'hing; Hard ware, China-w Queens
ware, Glass ware. SC Sc
--LIKEHISE-
A quantity of Household and Kitchen
Furniture. consisting Of beds, bedding,
bedsteads, tables, chairs, pots, kettles, &c.
also fine young riding horse, saddle and
martingale; Cow; quantity Of BEEF
and PORK. The sale will commence on
the day above named, and continue from
day To day until all is sold.
The Goods are on the Potomac River,
and would constitute fine stock for a
store, for which there is a great opening
on the line Of the Canal.
Terms Of sale:-Three months credit on
all sums over ten dollars, the purchaser
giving bond and approved security; under
that sum cash.
EDMUND P. HUNTER, Trustee
February 90, IS34.-ts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-03-06

YJRGINLd.-At Rules holden IN the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery Cor Morgan County, at Bath, the first
Henry Barnes, Prf
against
Edward Lee, Elias Barker, John Wharton and
Benjamin Elkins, Dges.
In CHANcERY.
THE defendant Edward Lee notbaving
entered his appearance, and given Sc.
curity according TO the act Of assembly,
and rules Of this court, and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an
inhabitant of this country; IL IS ordered
that the said defendant do appear on the
first day Of the next term, and answer the
plaintiffs bill; and that copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in Martinsburg, for two
months successfully. and posted at the
front door Of the Court House in the said
Town of Bath, Morgan County.
A Copy.-Teste,
j. RICHARD, C. C.
January %, IS34.-2m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-03-06

VlRGINIA:-In the Circuit Superior Court of
Lao and Chaneery for Berkeley COUNTY:
FEBRUARY RULES, 1894,
Isaac 5. Lauck and Alexander Stephen. plf,.
against z
John Marlatt, William Marlatt, Michael =
Schraeder AMI Sarah his wife, Abel Dun.
nam and Nancy his wife, Elenor Marlatt.
and Robert Small and Charlotte his wife 2
ana robert Small administrator of A.
braham Marlatt, deed deets <
HSHE defendants, William Marlatt
n Abel Durham and Nancy his wife
Elenor Marlatt and Robert Small and
Charlotte his wife mot having entered their
appearance and given security, according
TO the act of assembly and the rules Of this
court and It appearing by satisfactory G.
violence that they are out Of this Common.
wealth: it is ordered. that the said defen
dants do enter their appearance to this suit
on the first day of the next term, and an.
swer the bill Of the plaintiffs, and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith published
in any newspaper within this county, and
continued for two months successfully, and
another copy thereof posted at the front
door of the Court. House of the said coun.
y' A Copy-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, G
February 6, lsS4.-2m.