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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-02-26
SALE or VALUABLE

REAL ESJHIE.
DY virtue of two Deeds Of Trust, ex.
I'D ecuted to the subscribers, the first by
William Cleveland, bearing date the 22nd
day of August 1884, the other by said
William Cleveland and Jane e., his wife,
bearing date the 18th day Of September,
1884, aud both recorded in the Court oil
Jefferson County, will be sold, at public
auction, on Monday the I6th day Of March
neat, III being Court day. before the
Court House door in CharIestown, the
following described property. 10 wit:
- THAT valuable block Of three
fSs( story BRICK BUILDINGS,
ssss and the lot on which they stand
situated on the main street in
Charlestown, and contiguous to the Mar.
ket-House lot, consisting of Store house
Counting room, and dwelling; two unim
proved LOTS, one adjoining the stable
lot of Mr.. |. r. Douglass, the other adj
joining the lots Of Mrs. Offutt and Joseph
Starry; also, the HOUSE and LOT, with
the appurtenances, near the Academy late
ly the property OF Mr.. Edward Hughes
The store house and counting room will
be sold together, with the ground on which
they stand the remainder of the lot will
be attached to the dwelling, and with the
stable lot adjoining Mr.. Starry's lot, will
be sold together; The House and Lot near
the Academy will be sold entire; and the
other lot above described will be sold en-.
tire, or in parcels to suit purchasers.
A full description of the property need
not be given here, as persons wishing TO
purchase will doubtless make examina
tons for themselves. The property on the
main street, however, combines peculiar
advantages.-Tbe store house is commo.
dious and secure, and is iayorably situa-
ted for business; the dwelling house is an
extensive structure, and may be readily
converted into Tavern Stand, which
would be inferior to none in The Town, in
point Of situation and commodiousness
One fourth of the purchase money to be
paid IN hand; one fourth in six months ;
one fourth in twelve months; and one
fourth in eighteen months, -with interest.
The mode OF securing the deferred pay
ments will be made known upon the day
OF sale. CHARLES BOARMAN.
ROBERT T. BROWN.
Jan. ~, 1885 Trustees
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poetry
WYOMING.

WYOMING.
~Tcll me- ifNature has created this beautiful
valley to be the abode OF julia, Claire and
81. Preux--however, seek them not here. Kos
seau.
Thou com'st Ia beanty on my gaze Al last,
'"Oh Susaueh Annals aide, fair Wyoming !"
Image Of many dream in hours long past,
When lifo was in its bud and blossomisg,
And waters, gushing from the fountain spring
OF pure enthusiast thought, dimmsd my
young eyes,
As By the poet borne, on unseen wing,
breathed in fancy meath thy cloudlcss skies,
The summers air, and heard her echoed harmo-
mics.
I then but drcamed--thou art before me now
In life, vision Of the brain no more;
I've stood upon the wooded mountains brow.
That beetles high thy lovely valley Ger,
And now, where winds thy greenest rivers
shore,
Within bower Of sycamore am laid,
And winds, as soft and sweet as ever boro
The fragrance Of wild flower through sun or
shade,
Arc singing in the trees. where low boughs
press my head. .
Nature hath made thee lovclier than the power
Even Of CampbelPs pen hath pictured; he
Had woven, had he gazcd one sunny hour
Upon its smiling vale, its scenery,
With more Of truth, upon each rock and tree
Known like old friends and greeted from afar;
And there are tales Of sad reality,
In the dark legends Of thy border war,
With woes OF deeper tints than his own Ger
tIude's are.
But where are they, the beings Of the mind,
The bard's creations, moulded not of clay,
Hearts to strange bliss and suffering assigned,
Young Gertrude, Albert, Waldcgrave, where
are they
We need not ask.--The people Of to-day
Appear good, honest, quiet men enough,
And hospitable too--for ready pay
With manners, like their roads, little rough
And hands whose grasp is warm and welcom-
ing, tho tough.
Judge Hsllenback. who keeps the toll-bridge
gate,
And the town records, is the Albert now
OfWy oming:-like him in Church and State,
Her Doric column and upon his brow
The thin hairs, white with seventy winters
Look patriarchal. wv aldcgrave 'twcre in vain
To point out here, unless in on scarecrow
That stands full uniformed, upon the plain,
To Brighten flocks Of crows, and black-bird from
the grain.
Here he would look particularly droll
In his Iberlan boop-and Spanish plume
And be the wonder Of each Christian soul,
As of the birds that scare crow and his broom.
But Gertrude in her loneliness and bloom,
Hath many a model here,-for woman's eye,
In court or cottage, whereso'er her home,
Hath heart spell too holy and too high
To be oe'rpraised even by her handmade, poesy
There's one in the next field, of sweet sixteen,
Singing and sammoning thoughts OF beauty
In Heaven--with her jacket oflight green,
"sLovc darting eyes aud tresses like the morn,
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INFORMATION WANTED.
JOHN ID. THOMPSON

E EFT this ~place about nine or ten
EA years ago, for the western country.
He was currler and tanner by trade, is
about 6 feet high and is now about 40
years OF age. His health was often
delicate and he was subject to fits at the
changes of the moon. His intended desti
nation was the state Of Missouri.
His friends and relations in this country
are exceedingly anxious to hear some
thing Of him, and would be much pleased
to receive any information directed to
BENJAMIN COMEGYS, Martinsburg,
Va. o
Oct. so, is34-tf
05- Editors in the west will confer favor by
giving the above few insertions.
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Office of the Mrtinsburg Savings Institution, I
January /, 1885.
The President and Directors Of this in.
stitution have this day declared dividend
Of three per cent, which will be paid to
the depositors, on or after the 9th inst.
BY order,
DANIEL BURKHART,
Treasurer.
Jan. /, 1885.
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MD5rlGIBo

EHERSONS indebtedto the above firm,
I'll are requested TO make payment to
the undersigned, who is authorized to
close the business; and those indebted to
Mr.. Jacob f. Seibert; individually, can
make payment in Hides, Skins, or Bark,
to the Undersigned, by doing SO imme-
diately, and those having claims agains.
Mr.. Jacob f. Seibert, can have their
accounts paid in Leather on presentment.
EZEKIEL SHOWERS.
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Hides, Skins, Bark, &c.

and to dispose of Leather to those visit
ing to purchase. The highest price in
cash or leather will be paid for all kinds
of Hides delivered at the lanyard in
Darkesyille or al his residence in Martins
burg. Aconstant supply of LEATHER
will be kept on hand for the accommoda-
ton ofcustomers, and others who NAV
wish TO purchase the article.
EZEKIEL SHOWERS.
Martinsburg, May Is, IS34.-tf.
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TANNING &. CURRY,TyG.

FEsHE subscriber will continue to carry
IL on the above business al the old stand
of SEIBERT & SHOWERS,i in Darkes-
vile, as heretofore. He has employed Mr.
Elijah Griffith TO superintend and manage
the same for him, who is authoriz ed to
nurchase
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AsT1NGs, SALT & FISH.
FRESH GROCERIES.

FRESH GROCERIES.
WE have just received, and offer for
w sale, at low prices,
IL. Lump, and Piece Sugars,
New orleans and Porto Rico ditto.
New Orleans, West India, andsSugar
House Mo!asses.
Superior Gun Powder, Hyson, g. Young
Hyson Teas.
M Mads!sa, and DTy Old h'i pott : WINES.
Cog. Brandy, Holland Gin, s. Jamaica
Spirits,
New England Rum, & Old Rye Wits
key.
Pepper, Alspice, Ginger, Salt Petre.
Strong Rio Coffee, Chocolate.
Cheese. Crackers, Raisins
Rice, Powder, Shot, Lead sc. SC. SC.
:, HOGMIRE s. BOYD.
Martlnsburg Nov. 9th 1884.
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DISSOL UTION.

TIME Co-partnership heretofore exist
d ing under The firm Of SEiBERT g.
SHOWERS, was dissolved on the and
day Of this month, by mutual sonsent.
EZEKIEL SHOWERS,
JACOB f. SEIBERT.
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w T NJ e s., & G.

z BU IS, g. sw Il ETTg z AT $
NE ALAGA Grapes, Zahte Currants,
-ANE Box and Keg Raisns, Fiberts, and
Cocoa Nuts. Lemons, Oranges Lines,
Pine h1rles. and other West India Sweet
meats just received and Tor sale cheap by
LAUCK & STEPHEN.
November IS, 1884.
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~ y w c. o Cd s

NEW c. GODS,
The subscriber is just receiving a
large and general assortment, of
FALL ayN,D ULyVTER GOODS
consisting of nearly every article suitable
Tor the season-ail of which he will sell on
such terms as cannot fail to please. those
disposed to purchase.
49,, A. c. HAMMOND.
Little George Town, Dec. 18th, 1884.
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January ], 1880.
|FHSHE undersigned committee appoin.
a ted by the President and Directors oil
the Martinsburg Savings Institution, to
examine the state of its affairs up to the
present day, have 10 obedience to the du-
ty imposed upon them carefully investiga-
ted the state Of its accounts and report as
follows.
The Martinsburg Savings Institution,
DR.
To weekly & monthly depos'rs sl050.00
Special do $4,000
Individual do $4,000
Interest reed on notes due 20,37a
Amt reed for fines SAC
3459 1874
BY bonds and notes discounted s2S92,04
Expenses paid 1,215
Cash on hand 566,58
34s9 1874
This institution commenced its opera.
lions on the I'd day Of June last and SO
far fully answered the expectations of its
friends. Great credit is due to the Urea
surer for the neatness, accuracy and fdel
ity with which he has discharged the va
rious duties entrusted TO his charge. All
which is respectfully submitted.
= CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER,
CHAS. BOARMAN,
G.. ID. WOLFE,
w, II. COMPTON.
January /, 1885.
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r T. A s r e n
WIN 4 8 .

G. VHAMPAIGNE. Marsailles. Madeira
~ Lisbon and Malaga Wines. New
ark CIDER, Ale on tap and bottled. for
sale by II. McSHERRy
December 25, 1884
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n w GOODS.
HAHGArNs! nARGArNs!!

A RE just receiving at their new stor'
Ihroom the largest and cheapest sup
ply Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-20
CANCER
Dccembcr o.

qnd he art Of Healing; generally
FBNHE subscriber respectfully informs the Inhabitants
a of Richmond and vicinity who may wish bis aid,
that he has become compcently acquainted by the in
sructions from the celebrated DIR. Lynch Of New York
city TO that formidable and fatal diseasc dcnomi-
mated Cancer without the OF knife or caistc but
effected in the way and manner practised by Dr.
Lynch, who has met with unparalleled in the
treatment Of this complaint, and also that of Fstuo
tisulaAs the subscriber is here now from the City Of
New York. any person wishing to be cured of the above
him, at the Mansion House, Main Street
Richmond Jan. w w. MARSHALL.
Certificate from Dr. Lunch
do hereby certify, that DR.. w w Marshall has been
under my instruction, and assisted in my business
which attending to Cancer complaints, and the art OF
healing, generally. lie is Using my medicine. /
think him capable and worthy the confidence of those az
hicicd ID. LYNCH
The subscriber refers to Mr.. Day of Manchester; Mr.
Gillian Mr. James Caskc, Archibald Thomas and Mrs.
Ezekiel DAVE, Main Street, Richmond; Mr. Benjamin
Harrison, Of Berkeley.
All letter. must be post paid. w w NJ
January Z, 1884. 74-wtf
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RsOaTERe
THE MoTHER'S HOPE-nY LANAS tL,NcuARD
L h f.r ls.ll
I" Mrcn rEr lEMAiSs uv.rSa."

THE MOTHERS HOPE.-ny LANAS ,LANcssAnD.
Eront the .7muic, for 1885,
Is there, when the winds are singing
La the happy summer time
Whcn the faptufcd nir "a ringing
With Earih's music heavcnward spTin.ing,
Forest chirp, and village chime!
IL there, of the sounds that float
Mnglinsly, single motto
Halo SO sweet, and clear, and wild,
As the laughter Of child:
Iistcnl and Dc now delighted;
Noru hath touched her golden sirings,
Earth aud sky their vows have pish,sd,
Life and light reunited,
Amid countless carolings:
Nct, delicious ne they arc,
There's sound that's swcctct far
One that makes the heart rejoice
Morc than all,-thc human voice.
Organ iucr, deeper, clearer,
Though II be q strangers tone,
Than the winds or waters dcarer,
More enchanting to the hcarcr,
Forit answcrcth his own.
But of all its witchiDy words,
Swcctcr than the songs of binls,
Those are sweetest, babbling wild
Through the laug htcr OF a child.
Ilarmones from time touched towers,
Haunted strains from rvule,s,
Hum of bees amongst the flowers,
Rustliny leaves, aud silver showcrs,--
These, ere long, the ear iorgcts,
but in n,ine thcrc is a sound
Ringing tho whole year round
IIeart-dcop laughter that heard
Ere my child could speak a word.
All, twas heard by Gar purer,
Fonler formed to catch the strain
Ear of oic whose love IL surcr--
Hers, the mother, the cndurcr
OF the deepest share of pain;
Htrs the deepest bliss, TO treasure
Memories of that cry ofplcasurc;
Hers 10 hoard, lifetime ailcr,
Echoes OF that infant laughter
Yos,-a mothor's large affection
Hears with mysterious sense
Brcathings that cvade detection,
Whisper faint, aud fine nlcNion,
Thrill in her with power intonso.
Chilhhood's honed tones untaught
T.ivcth she in loving thought
Tones that never thence depart,
For shc listens--Nyith her heart.
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Kn7O SOIITnERN MEnCnANTa a,l,DL.,, !

YH7O SOUTHERN MERCHANTS SapiqDl ANIL
q BOyd, 1J7 Pearl Street. New York, are now re-
ceiying very extensive assortment Of British Irish,
the Spring trade, which they offer on the most liberal
terms, amongst which arc,
Cloths cassimercs, vcstings satincs, paddngs Irish
linens, shectings, diapers, damasks white and coored
linen drngs assorted cold grass cloth linen paniaoons
stus, cambric iaconet book and null muslins extra
super and common light and dark prints, ginghans
fancy musps cambria and furniture dmity. furniture
cbnz assorted colorcd embossed and watercd fnorcens
Brussels ingram, Venetian and other carpetings plain
and figured floor bazc cotton and wooen table covers
Marselcs quilts and counierpanes, brown and blcacbcd
Russia sheetings, crcqus osnaburrs and burlaps
brown and bleachcd sheetings and shirtnqs bed ticks
checks, plaids and stripes, cotton pnnaloons stuff silk
and cotton umbrellas negro cloths Lowell cotton silk
and cotton handkcrchefs &c &c
J. S-All orders punctually attended TO-
Jan. r 75-16t
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JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

LYNcnBURG, Jan Sit will be SEEN by an advertise
mcnt in another column, that the Common Council has
directed the of the people of Lynchbug TO be Ia
ken, with regard to the proprcty of subscribing for 1000
shares of stock in the James River and Kanawha Com
pany.
Preparatory to this measure, it determined to dis
the subject and public meeting was called for the
purpose. This meeting, which was held yesterday af
ternoon at the Methodist Protestant Church. was very
numerousy attended. Henry M. Didlake Esq (AIayor3
called to the chair and Richard H. Tocr appointed
Secretary Two letters from ID. S. Garland Esq. were
then read TO the meeting, strongly urging the mpor-
lance of the pcope.of Lynchburg coming forward
and saving the charter, which, without their aid must
be lost; after which the Rev. John Early moved that il is
expedicn that the corporate authorities of Lynchburp
subscribe for 1000 shares of the stock of the said
ny which motion supported by the mover, and by
Messrs. WIN. Daniel, jr Nj. IL. Garland, John Pcrcvai
Peachy II. Grattan, Richard X. Crac and CHRISTOPHER
Anthony, and opposed by Col Abram r. North and MIR
Henry Davis-and adopted, by large majority
Would it not be well that another effort Should no,o be
made TO increase individual subscriptions since it is not
improbable that the withdrawal of the subscr of
the minority in Richmond will render it absolutely ne
cessary should the corporate authorities be instruct
ed to subscribe for 1000 shares -Vrginian.
JANUARY 10.
CORPORATION SUBscpIPTIoS.-Ihe polls Were opened
IN this place Thursday last and closed on Friday
evening" for the purpose of asccrainng the wishes of
the people of Lynchburg with regard the propriey of
subscribing behalf the Corporations for 1000 shares
of stock in the James River and Kanawha Companv
no vrfa cfo flt.c.
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December IL.

NZARREN ACADEMY This institution, under
Wv the direction of the subscriber will be opened
alter the Winter vacation, the 18th day of January
1873 The course of instruction will remain unaered
and il is extensive that of any similar literary in
stituton III lie country. The terms of tuition will in
like ntiner, be continued, viz in the elementary de-
partments of the English Language, Geography and
English Grammar in connection with Arithmetic. Sl5
per annum; Mathematics necessarily including the prac
teal parts, Mensuration Surveying, &c $50; and the
Classic Languages $33 l-S per annum, payable half
yearly.
ring the scholastic year. four five boardcrs Is years
OF age under, to whom parental attention will be
mcnts half yearly in advance The local advantages of
the establishment and the successful aad unwearied
ertions OF the subscriber, ought to attct the
No pupil will be received for term less than the
scholastic year.
- Board may be had in genee private families alto
$50 per annum JOHN LEARY
Warrenton, Va, Jan. g. 72-w4w
SCHOOL AT CLIFTON, AMELIA COUNTY. =
~ school will be opened at the house of the sub
scrber the Doth of January TO close the 20th of De-
cember, with a vacation of two weeks in the summer
AS the school designed principally for the of
inc subscribers children, it will be limited to 10
10 scholars.
he course of instruction will be, Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography and the
ments ofte Latin and Greek Languages also Algebra
and Geometry.
The price Of tuition for Reading Writing Arithmetic
and English Grammar, will be $l5. For the other
branches $40 will be added.
Four OF five students be boarded in the family of
the subscriber $50 for the session of 10 q months
Clifton is about two miles south of Genito and il per-
haps as healthy situation as any in the State.
V. Nj. MASON
Mr. William Mason, who will conduct the above
school has been for the last years pupil at the Ac-
la Academy during which time his department has been
nnexceptonsblc and consider him fully competent
instructin the various branches which he processes TO
teach VIM H. HARRISON Pr;nc;uoI
Jan. 10. [76-w3wl cfaraeIia academy.
I'D UMFORD ACADEMY The exercises of this
N a Institution will commence, for the ensuing year.
on the I'd Monday in January, and terminate the Cd
Friday in December. A vacation of month TO be
given during the Summer. The course of instruction
embraces all the branches of literature usually taught in
AcademIes@Enghsh Grammar, Geography, with the
use OF the Globes and Maps History Natural and Moral
Philosophy, Mathematics, &c.-and the Creek Latin
and French Languages Terms for board and tuition
for the scholastic year. $I10 payable as hcreofoc)
mannually the first of April and October-with an
additional charge of $l0 for bed bedding and Candles
when these articles are furnished by the Principal Pu-
pills entering after the commencement, be charged
Proportionaly. H. ROBINSON, PRINCIPAL
II. J. CHRISTIAN.
December 9. 63-w6w
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EN- CHANCERY-Vm oIxiA-Iancaster Cly. Court.
u November Term, 1884.
George w and Sarah Downman, Complts
against
John B. Downman and Harriet J his wife, Thomas
w. Edmonds and A. @. his wife, Jas. r. Ball, Jane H..
Downman, William ID. Montague, Richard b., Robert,
VIM C., julius, and Littleton d. Mitchell Dcfts
This dty the Plaintiffs, in this cause, and upon
hearing their bill and exhibits In this cause the Court
doth order, that the defendant VIM. ID Montague who
is not nhabtan Of this Commonwealth be required
10 appear hero the first day ofncxt March Term to
eew cause If any he can why the lands Of which Jas
w. bowman died seized and possessed, lying and
being in the county Of Lancaster should not be divided
according 10 the prayer ofthc Complainant bill aud that
a copy Of this order be published in some newspaper
published in the City Of Richmond for eight weeks sue
ccssvely And the Court doth further order that John
Chowning be appointed to rent out for the ensuing year.
the Of land called Moratco in said county having
given public notice Of the time and place ofrcntnq and
that he take bond and security for the said rent and re-
port to this Court his proceedings herein.
Attest ROBERT r. DUNAWAY, D. c.
Jan. g. 75-wSw
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= . - WNsHfNGfON, Jan. 70.
THg FREscH TREArY--It will be seen from the re-
port Of proceedngsin the Senate yesterday that Mr.
Gays resolution superseded by introduced tv
Mr. King Of Georgia. The proposition Of Mr.. King as
at brs submitted suggested motive for postponing
immediate legislation in regard 70 the French affairs the
unexpected calling the French Chambers NJ an earlier
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Ep APPAIIANNOCK A ACADEMY. This institution
n U will be opened the next year the 18th January
and closed on the 10Th December following with a va
cation of ono month, dividing the scholastic year into
two equal sessions. The of instruction will en-
brace the Greek Latin and French Languages Natural
and Moral Philosophy Geometry Algebra Bellies Lcttrcs
and the other branches constituting good English cdt
cation The Trustees will attend quarterly and exa-
mine the pupils; at which time the teachers will report
to parents and guardians the progress and general
raj department of the students.
The Board of Trustees, in announcing the School,
deem 1T due to MIR. Lawrence and Mr. White to state
that from their excellent private characters and rcput
ton as teachers, combined with the salubrty of the
place, the comfortable accommodations and the advan
tages Of good Library, there hardly be found
more eligible situation for youths prepare themselves
for College, or obtain good English education.
Terns-For Board Tuition and Library fee, $il5. If
bed and bedding be furnished by the Steward depart
nent, which is submitted to MIR. Lawrence addition
al charge of six dollars will be made Every pupil al
ter entering the School, will be considered engaged
for the remainder of the session. and deduction will
be made for loss of time, except of sickness
or the purpose of entering College, the University
JOHN H. BERNARD,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
December H. iii-,vfvv
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a tOX q BOYD, CoMMIssIoN MERCHANTS. Portland,
" MeiDc.-Adyances made consignmcnts ofFYour
Corn, and TobaccO Refer to r. y Haxall g. Co. Ian
caster, DENLY 81 Co, Richmond J. b. Ficklin, Fred
ercSsburg VIM. Fowlc 81 Co., Alexandriu.
January g. 75--w5ws
RHl. PETER l.. AYRES-Sm 1ako .A0iics That
lT1 the sixth aud seventh days Of February next
at the Westinghouse of John Iocman, in B1cking
ham, shall proceed to take dispositions be read as
evidence in suit pending in the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and ChanceIy Of Buckingham county, in which
| am plaintiff and You defendant
Yours, &c. JESSE HOLEA1AN
Buckingham, Jan. 3, 1884 73-wiw