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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

gives an interesting description of the extensive printing
es'aoshmen OF Mr. Clawes. where the publications. Of
Tue celebrated publisher, Charles Knight and Inc So.is
Tor the Diffusion of Usetu Know are printed Tier.
are empoye 30 type founders, stereotype founder.
seven men danping paper, and hundred and six,v
type set - 40 ieet long, and il filled from end TO end
WIN double row OF frames. Two steam engines are
employed III driving the machines of which there 40
e'ght mat can throw OF from 700 10 1000 .sions ~
hou mere are itleen common printing presses Tor fine
oN' anu hTe hydraulic presses, Of two hundred and x
esaosnmeh' asout 1000 works in stereotype Of which
seVrny 1--we are Bhies-The first cost Of these n.,es
would amount to 100000 The weight is about 3OO0
tons aud melted and sold for old metal would be worn,
Vovw me average quantity of paper printed amounts
wvrNy 10 'he astonishing quantity of about 1000 reams
When the psper-inakers and OIL err irsdesmcn are ~
account me men TO which this establishment gives en-
poymcnt must amount 10 several thousands -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

TA An persons isTing claims agans the late
Co"fies Ptrro", arc hereby requested to make them
hno"n as provision may be made its psynent and
nose indebted TO Tie estate requested to make n,ne
date payment. mn w STATS
ldmr. toih NE WiH annexed of CIerles perro,c s.
Virginia Mills, October 2i. 49-w4v.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

g lhO iloN'-i do hereby orewarn all persons against
- receiving or trading for Bonds or either one of
men, one ior TWO hundred aud the other for one hum
dred and one dollars, exsculeL by mo 10 Kiuy ChIres
% LOUISA county IN payment for piece Of land purchas.
gu OF her' as am determined 10, pay them until q
c'esf ule 10 said land rs secured me- by said Chi,es
Oct 81 l1l-MlNl MM ". WALnRNp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

a NLoVER 81 HERDS GRASS SEED. and PIasf1,
- y Pans. READ, YENABBE s. Co. Keep constant.
" on hsnd, inll supply Of best Mountain Clover-sseJ
c'eam efds Grass Seed, sud ground Plaster of tbe bce
Gainesville. " ~ o''
49, - 50-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

IA SITUATION wANrED.-A young Gentleman.
LH VINO ms had several years experience as teacher
qutheu 10 teach the English, Latin, and Creek Ianguoge
together with Geography, Arithmetic, and Mahemaics'
would he glad TO get suAion Tor the ensuing wear
promptly attended to. '' "' 10
October 1T. te r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

MUISS HUGHES respectfully Informs the nhabi,ap,.
IVA OF 6oueestsr aud the all, accent counties tha, the
Denvenne SEMINARY will 10 open for the reception Of
ySu" sues on 'ne hfs' Monday in October Tier
oil in-fuc'ion embraces OshOgraphv ReaLing Eupl,.h
Dr.nt"r' Miung Aribmeuc. Geography. the Element,
OF Natural Philosophy AMI Chemistry; and 10 those ons
e To commence the stndes, Moral Philosophy Hi.to,y
and the Evie"ceso OF the Christian Religion Terms 81 is
per year ('he year cen'aning ten months) Tor bosd
1"'"n' Washing, aud lodging; payments made quarterly
NO young iddy Viii Do received pupil il she board,
out VINO does not hoard in the Seminary Music aud the
Freneh language will DC taught, for which a separate
sne,se VII be made Miss H. presumcs, her long cxpe.
The public "
September 25. M-vsv
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Cancer.


IL IND me art Of Healing, generally.
~ ~ Il subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
Of Fichmond and vicinity, who may wish his add hat he
mas become conPeteny acquainted, by the instructions
lron ihe eelehfaeJ Dr. Lynch Of New York civ TO
mar formidable and fatal dsesse, dcnoimnaied Cancer
without the uss of knife caustie but effected IN H.
same way aud manner pFacGssd hy Dr. Lynch who
mas met with unparalleled ia tio treatment Of i,
complaint aud also that Of FietuIa or Fis,nf, a. -
subscriber Is here now, from the City Of New York an
person wehng to be cured Of tho aboye-nameJ COM,
plants, wiz please 10 apply Immediately to him Al lie
Msn',on house, Main Street
Richmond, jane. w W MARsuAtt
Certificate tram DIR. Lunch.
10 hereby certify, that DR.. ". W. Marshall has been
misr my Instruction, and assisted 10 my business
ne1Hbg generally tie is using my medicine
ak MN capable and worthy the confidence Of those al
Tie subscriber refers 10 Mr. Day, Of ntscbes,s,. A.
1hlian, Mr.. james Csskie, Archibald Thomas st Me-
E ~ Days Main Street, Richmond; NJ Benjamin
Harflson, OF Berkeley.
Al 1 letters must be post paid. WYNN.
1opue'y .. 7i-wif
VIE subscriber offers Tor sale bis Faru in the lover
"a eud Of BenTico county, containing more thsn Els
hundred There are attached 10 bis ,r.ei -,
soyeoy-Gye Of swamp land Of superor r,,,l;,,
the greater par Of which Is cleared aud well d,;sy
en1 y adapted 10 he gfomD, Of wbesi corn o.is and
grosfes and about p acres of which are wcr sci in
timothy and herds grass There s Afl in The neiehbo
hood Of th farm and has been recently d,eo,et
81 ~ supposso go9a quality Being anxious 10 dispose
als' offer Tor 's', ny stock Of cattle, sheen boos
sofses mules, sod oxen farming utensils waggon, csfs
Sc, ac.~ell, or any Of which s will ell ees.,,i
ShOnd moi make sale before the 1911, Of Iece,L., -
WI offer publicly, in addition to the above me lonss
noid and kitchen iornufecrops Of corn fodder OATS
or Oh tie day Of sale. a Al KEFsFF
September 80. aa-,,G
EIOfICE.-A Petition viii he presented 10 ~. I.us.
azure o. virginia, at Us next session ssng he pas.
October ~ i0- -,S1'' ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

HALVES or U. STATES BANK NOTES IOsr
- There were enclosed 10 me in letter on the IIt,
o. September 1880, the SECOND. right hand halves IT
Three One Hundred Dollar United Staies B.nk Noes
pas ahie al Mobile, w.t.. 180--T $50 and H. tf2 are
the marks and numbers Of the Notes The letter ss III
fecicd 10 Goochlaod Couri-bouse Va and mailed
~ John Ornond, AZ Courlland Alabama; but they Ia,
not besn received Any Information will be hsnkfulIy
received JOSEPH SHELTON.
august. 20 81 ps12tt
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~ " ICE Is gwen, that Petition - bc pfessnIed IN
'he next Assembly for leave TO PERM, Margaret
nee "oman oil color, 10 reside in the State
Norfolk, October 81 As,.s,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

RI VilCb-A Petition viii he presented 10 The Ieojs
azure OIL virginia, at Us next session. skine me pss
ssee o. 'a" e appoint Commissioners 10 sell he Gcbe
land Of King William PARISH 10 the county Of Powbatsn
October ~. taaa' ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

EH EDlCAL COLLEGE Of The Siqie or lSo,16 157,o
Iva una The Lectures in this Institution. will bcsn
on ',e second Monday in November next and close on
The hrsi Saturday in March following "
.f"dfomy-J. Edwards HolLrook, A. d.
DemoHsfrdtor Of anafOmy-Jno. BelIinger. NJ. ID.
surgery John Wagner, Nj. d.
son, NJ. II. 'S Di'A'
Cehmistry-Edmund Ravenel, NJ d.
.Muter'G hedica-ilenry II. Fiost. NJ. d.
O6stefries-Thomas G.. Priocau NJ d.
PhySioiogy-Jdmes hiouttie, Jr NJ d.
July %. w. we 5 a. IgSNi
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NiENE was committed 10 the jill Of this county mi
n eho'hS) on the 18th OF August 1881, negro man
mno says ms name IL Jamcs-taken up as a runaway.
%"D says he belongs TO Col John Crockett of the coun,v
o IazeweI virginia. The said negro James appears ~
90 or 40 years old; lie is about feet 10 inches
high, stout made, with mark on his RIGHT
SIZE oil hA'i deslar--his apparel indtNeteut
Es.sa dcob black who was committed 10 ,ia ~,
OF hs county, as runaway the 25th day of Angst
1881. lie appears to be between &c and so wears ol
Is OF low stature rather inclined he corpulent abou, =
e 0'hehes high; his clothing Indifferent In both casss
law directs Wal LEWIS, " W. rs as a"e
OS.. q. llS-"SwI for Nm. Giuen Sheriff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA .,fei,eot
" DsPd'fmef-rhe Lectures viii commcnce ON Mon.
10y November the 3D. and DO continued ill The l., Of
"sse., Under the following arrangement OF the Ch,ns
institutes and Practice OF Mejcine aud inira prae-
son, NJ. ID. asa
Anatomy. by william L. Horuer, NJ ID.
Ms''ra Me'ira. by john Rcdman Coke, NJ d.
Chemistry. by Robert Hare, ~. H.
Surgery, BY William Gibson, NJ. ID.
Obstetrics aud the Diseases OF wonen aud children h,
-, NJ. d. -
w. f. HORN YER. Dean,
,. W. corner OF Spruce and Oh streets
September H. 37-ucN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

Extraordinary Improvements in India RuJJer-The
singular properties OF Caouchouc India Rubber which
soe le" years since used only the insignificant
purpose OF rubbing out the pencil marks upon paper il
nw oehs nv oducej not only ino numerous varieties of
uces OF dress butts likely from adverse winds
anu waves me gallant British fleet" Experiments arc
now going on 10y order Of the Admiralty Oh board hs Ma
}ey snip Excellent, at Portsmouth,, upon guns breeci-
; So i"n,eh arc quite satisfactory, their elastic quail
"es saving The jerk OF The reco of the gun The
experiments nave been made, aud continuing with
sNy-eght FOUNDER long guns, and thirty-two bound.
ers,) carronades for shoppers or cables which viii nr
ven! ,he dragging the anchor breaking OF the cable
al" hawser ropes will be invaluable For the uyen,ion
we are Ihuebted TO Mr. Sevcr, whose BUS scientific
requirements are well known aud appreciated The inn.
Po'""oh OF Naou'chonc now amounts TO some hundred
IONS annually and so great il the demand Tor that article
a' some OF the West India planters planting their
es WIN 'he tree (iavea guisnens which is species
o g, IN order that they may be prepared to meet the in
crease" demand The tree being carefully cultivated of
course WIZ much improve the quality of the Csoutchouc
manner IN which the paen, elastic rope is manuiac-
oy cutting the India rubber into long strands and
Paong them strand and strand with the hemp warn, 1h
are thus twisted together when finished by the appca,io
rope is rendered elastic. 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

NALUABLE HlrKAiipMINY LAND 4 Mill
ro,S oALE.-Puisuani to decree Of the Superior
pronounced at the lat sesso. the une signed Commits
-ioner therein appointed, WILL Monday the 10Th OF No.
vcm1er next al fair, not, the day sell TO he
highest bidder upon the premises that well known piece
OF p%ce oil land c.ed Kids. belonging to the children
" 'onn ''hes deed adjoining The Lands oi Hugh Watt
s"u p'a nearly three bundled aud sixty acics. The m-
Povemen's are, dwelling house, lately repaired with
-FOUR rooms anu cellar, kitchen. house sc The
open iAhd Is divided INTO three fields OF which viii
ponnce an hundred barrels Of cor hall Of the iract
timhefed, aud rich any mud land on The SWAMI ~,
The same day will also sell pursuant to said decree e
' ana iory one ncres oil laud attached thereto siua,,
soont two miles IRON said tract The sale of the Mill
&c, VIII take place a IL and the plantation al O'Clock
1ern's-So much cash will cover the expenses of tho
SAFE. TIE balance upon credit OF and two years with.
out Interest, 10 be paid in equal annual insslmen he
purchaser giving bonds with sufficient approved cru
y and the title retained until the whole OF the pu chase
money be paid. EZEKIEL. s TAI.IEy I,on,
''"'''' ci' O''' 20. 49, Iaw3t
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Executor of DR.. .qusiin JpharfOn. deceased
GoochlInd, October 10. AZ 100
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q FEMALE TEACHER WANTED Il wisb 10 Or.
IN gage, iof t'e ensuing year the services Of JsdQ
70 take Charge Of very email number Of scholars in nv
own snily Que qualified TO instruct ~ the usual branch
es o. iesls education, together with drawing and music
wih DC required Terms, and qualifications insy be made
known by letters addressed 10 ne, Boyd,on Msck
lenbnrg County, Va JOHN LEWIS
Oct u dq.o
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ror me encouragement OF those interested i'm
e s'oek &C, we are informed that the full bood.
sho,horned hriler Reality aud the bred COW Eugeni
ny bergama, both belonging TO NJ MeIlhany ESQ M
s county have each produced 81 lbs OF butter in
days. without any other food Than grAss- LeesLug Ge
mus of Liberty. &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

80 -, nc Ing'.sh branches, Sl2 so
rayAoe al Tie expiration OF The session. deduc;ion o.,
~ VIII be made when bed is furnished Board can bs
nau 10 goou families convenient the School, ON accom-
moda,ng terms. Those " o intend TO parouisa ,I, Sh
WIN hnn 10 Their interest 10 make early apple alton as
some engagements already made and tho number will
be limited. JauFS IL S.nx WIZ
Chesterfield, October H. AZ g
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1834-07-19
Tailoring.

TIE subscriber respectfully announ-
ces to his friends and the public generally
that he still carries on the TAILORING
BUSINESS at his old stand, where he
will execute their orders with his usual
neatness and despatch; and takes this
opportunity of returning thanks for theil
past liberal patronage, and respectfully
sohcits continuance Of the same, as he
will always keep good workmen and fiat.
tiers himself his work shall not be sur,
passed in neatness or workmanship by
any one else in this section Of county,
His charges shall be suitable TO the times
SAMUEL BUSBEY.
O. The Philadelphia and New York
Fashions received quarterly.
April &c, 1S34.-tf.
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Notice.
PAY Xour Taxes =!

THE citizens Of Hampshire county
who reside in the district in which ride
as Deputy Sheriff, will please take notice,
that in as much as the taxes for the pre-.
sent year are now due, l shall not give in.
diligence longer than the first day Of Au>
gust neat ; at which time if the taxes for
the present year are not paid, will be re
duced to the disagreeable necessity of en-,
forcing the legal means Of recovery by dis
tress, and this without respect to persons.
And those who are delinquent for the tax.
es of past years will please be prepared to
pay their delinquencies as we'll as the tax.
es Of the present year. Uncomfortable
circumstances forbid any indulgence on
my part. JOHN MYERS,
Deputy Sheriff fog NJ. Pugh.
Romney, June FL, 1884.
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AMUSEG W. ENT.

Very Like.~-"W letter is that :"
vocifera,ed an impatient pedagogue to a
pupil who had not yet become versed in
the mysteries Of the Roman alphabet,
pointing TO the letter X. The urchin
scratched his head in decided quandary
locking in,ently on 'the diagram, unable
to call ii by name, and fearing the weapon
of him" clothed in brief authority" should
he give an improper designation. "Come,
sir, what is ito speak quick" again de-
manded the pedsgogue. 81 b'leave,''
whimpered the boy in tone of terror 81
b'leave it's saso horse, only you can't
see both sides.o
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do as much that way as you could afore
the Gineral tried to cut off your wings,
yet, seein that your feathers have got pref.
ty well grown out agin, my notion is, "to
go ahead - and until the people tell You
you are wrong, don't mind what party
folks may say about it; for the peoples
interest is plagy deal more important
than the interest OF the party.
So now, though Congress did nothin
to relieve the people, and have left things
at odds and ends, have a notion if we
act on common sense, and scout at party,
we'll git things goin pretty smooth agin.
Your friend,
J. DOWNING, Major,
DowniogviIle Militia, I'd Brigade
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39oetrD.
TO MY CIGAR.

The lovers of smoking will be pleased witt
the eulogy on their favorite amusement, con.
tanned in the ensuing stallzas; and it is be-
lieved there are none of our readers but will
admire the ingenuity which could adorn SC
fumid a subject with SO beautiful moral.
Yes, social friend, love thee well,
In learned doctors spite
love thy fragrant, misty spell.
love thy calm delight.
What, if they tell with phizzes long,
Our years are sooner past:
would reply with reason strong,
They're sweeter while they last.
And oft, mild tube, to me thou art
A monitor, though still,
Thou speakest lesson to my heart,
Above the preachers skill.
when, in the lonely evening hour,
Attended but by thee,
Der hstr'y's varied page pore,
Mans fate in thee see;
Awhile, like thee, the hero burns,
And smokes and fumes around,
anu then ilke tIlee 10 dSHeS tuInS,
And mingles with the ground
Thou'rt like the man of worth, who gives
To goodness every day;
The fragrance ofwhose virtue lives
When he has passed away.
Of: when the snowy column grows,
And breaks and falls away,
j trace how mighty realms thus rose,
Then tumbled to decay!
From beggar's ffieze, to monarch's robe,
One common doom is passed
Sweet natures works, the mighty globe,
Must all burn out at last!
And what is he that smokes thee now?
A little moving heap,
That soon like thee, to fatemust bow,
Like thee, in dust, must sleep!
And whenI see thy smoke rollhigh,
Thy ashes downward go,
IT'S thus, me thinks, my soul shallafy!
Thus leave my body low
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VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
I1O T' IAO b' w III u F. NJ
Romney, July S, 1884.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
1T ruleS holden aa the Clerks Office OF
the county court Of Hampshire, the Isl
Monday in Jelly, 1884.
John Vandiver and William Vandiver,
administrators Of William Vandiver
deed. plaintiffs against, Samuel Cock.
Grill, Vincent Vandiver and others De
PENDANTS, in CHANCERY.
The defendant Mary Foreman, moi
having entered her appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly
and the rules of this court +; and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that she is
not an inhabitant of this country 1t Is
ordered, That the said defendant do ap.
pear here on the 1st day Of the next term,
and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs and
that copy of this order be forthwith in.
serted in some newspaper publisheGAin
Romney, for two months successfully, and
that another copy be posted at the front
door of the courthouse of the said county
of Hampshire. A copy-Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, c.H.c.
July IL, 1884.
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EDUCATION.

q ME subscriber intends to open or
III the Goth of August next, at his res
dence, in Hardy, Male and Fe.
male Boarding school, in which the vari.
GUS branches of English and Classical ed
ucation may be successfully prosecuted
His situation is high and heathful, and
his house large and suited for the accom-,
mediation OF boarders. He expects to en-
ploy as an assistant in the female depart.
ment young Lady well qualified to in.
struct not only in Embroidery and Paint.
ing, but also in the higher and more i'm.
porlant branches offemale education. His
terms for board and tuition will be 1922
per quarter, payable at the expiration Of
each term for tuition alone to neighbor-
hood scholars, IS per quarter will be
charged for Eugish-& 81 for the class.
icks and higher branches. A supply of the
books used, will be kept on hand and fur
nished to such as require them at the Gus.
tomary retail prices. Parents and Guar
dians may rest assured that the slrictest
attention will be paid to the health and
morals of all who may be connected with
this institution.
WILLIAM N. SCOTT.
July 5, 1S34.--SW.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
AND FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
THE
VIRGINIA. SCRIVEvN'ER

Being collection of forras of Bonds, Con-
tracts, Convey ancing, and other instru.
ments of Writing, carefully selected
from the most approved authors, and
accompanied by plain ard well estab-
lished explanatory rules oflaw,-to
which are prefxed the Constitution of
the United States, and the new Con.
stitution of Virginia. Dec. Z.
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Joe Bunker says he saw DOG in the
street whose tail curled over so strong
that it actually raised his hind feet from
the ground and he consequently travelled
on his fore feet.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1834-07-19

Learing Latin.-A young lad wa:
sent to school 10 learn the Latin tongue
But as he was more fond Of his top anc
marbles than his Latin, it may readily be
supposed that he was not proficient ia
that language. He returned home with
as much Latin in his head as when he
started. Going into the barnyard he mel
his father who kindly received him, and
after considerable time had elapsed, he
asked his son if he made any figure in the
Latin. % yes,' replied the artful fellow,
Tor it was found he had learnt to be Inore
cunning than wise. 'WA,' said the fa-
Their, swhat is the Latin offork p pointing
to one in the barnyard. 'Ihat is forki.
bus, replied the simple son. fWhat is
the Latin of dung p continued the father.
why that is dungibus, answered the son.
'What is the Latin of cart p says the ia,
Their. THAT is cartibus, replied the block.
head.
The father now, as the saying is smell
the rat,' and said to his son-Jist take
that air folkibus, and put that air dungi.
bus into that air cartibns !; 'if you don'i /
win give you one COMPOUNDED lickibus.'
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A List of Letters.

A List of Letters,
Remaining in the Post Office al Romney
Va. on the LIST day Of July, 1884, which
ifnot taken out by the LIST day of DC
tober next, will be sent to the Genera
Post Office as Dead Letters:
Joshua s. Arnold Alexander McKary
VIM. Boncrots James Maloy
Nicholas Besor Sarah and Alexande
Sam'l D. Brady Malcolm
VIM. Blakely Thomas Marshall
George Barber John Mathery
John Brown, sen. William Miller
Eli d. Chadwick Marquis Monroe 2
Catharine Crowry VIM S. Naylor
Mary Ann Caruthers John Neff
Robert Clifton Solomon Offutt
Benin NJ. Clopton Samuel Prichard
Clerk of Hampshire Jacob Pugh Q
County,o Peter Peters
Asa Everit John Rightmire
William French James Russell
William Harper Jepth Shockey
John Hobson John Saulters
Joseph Haynes Josephus Tucker
Felix Hartman Simon Taylor
Joseph Hicks Jacob Vanmeter
Thomas HadoX Jno S. Wales
Richard Hall Jno B. White 8
Samuel Kercheval Jas 3. Watkins
r. G. Kercheval James White
Margaret Love Toby Walker
Joshua Lane Henry Yost
THOMAS B. WHITE, P. M.
Romney, July S, 1884.
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FOR HIRE,
A STOUT able bodied Servant girl
fit for any service.
Inquire ofthe Printer.
Romney, July 10, 1884.
FOR HIRE,

Va YlRGlNlA, TO WIT AT rules holden
Va in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
v Superior Court ofLaw and Chancery
for the County Of Hampshire on the
first Monday in June, 1884. James Hopkins.
PLAINTIFF, against Okey johnson. Samuel
Cockerlll, Jeremiah Inskeep, surviving Ex-
ecutor of John lnskeep, who was Executor
of John Snyder, decd. Charles L. Snyder,
William Y. Snyder and Alonzo Welton and
Harriet his wife, late Harriet Snyder. John
Snyder and others DEFENDANTS.
IN cHANcERY.
The defendants John Snyder, Charles L.
Snyder, William v. Snyder. g. Alonzo w el-
ton and Harriet his wife, not having catered
their appearance and given security accord.
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules Of
this court; and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants of this
country; IT is ORDERED, That the said de.
PENDANTS do appear hear on the first day oil
the next court, and answer the bill of the
Plaintiff; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub.
lished in Romney, for two months success
lively, and that another copy be posted at the
front door of the Courthouse of the sale
county of Hampshire. A copy-T este.
JOHN B. WHITE, CHIC.
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