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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-22
New ORLEANS, Dec. %.

Tie .Eronant.-The day was beautiful for lhJ
ascension, large company had assembled in
the enclosure, soldiers and ladies' were commn-
ged upon the grounds-the fearless seronaut " ent
up--but melancholy acct lent brought his career 10
brief close. The wind was too high for safe
ascensi on-t came IN strong puifs and his balloon
and himself were awkwarlly liberated at the mo-
men, of a violent A,w. The car was swept along
almost horizontally at first, striking the benches fl
led with spectators and throwing down and inju-
ring several persons and thea was carried up and
dashed against the chimney of the arscnul, stand
ing in the enclosure which was Instantly struck
down, and against which Mr.. Elliott fractured his
thigh bone Several of the bricks OF the CHIMNEY
were thrown in The car, preventing lis farlhcr eie
walton, and the 1ronaut was driven about among
the tops of the houses. was forced though the up
per window of one, bfulsng himself severely O.
gain and cutting his face and head with the broken
glass and was then erked out with several OF the
cords attaching the 10 the balloon cut ard the
turned cotton upwards. In the midst of all
this peril he discovered wonderful courage and pre-
sence of mind and indeed TO these qualities owes
the preservation of his life. No one less intrepid
and less self possessed could have escaped throug
the difficulties and dangers encountered by him
After clearing himself from the buildings of the CT
ty, he was swept towards The river, and notwith-
standing his bruises, wounds and fractured limb,
he asserts he would have continued upon his fearful
journey had he not been interrupted by the rigging
of the shipping at the levee. He was blinded by !
the blood from the wounds over the eyes, Or he |
thinks, he could have guarded himself better u |
ganst the accidents, and would have been able to |
throw out ballast enough 10 clear him of the YES |
sells. HIS balloon caught at the mast head of TWO !
shipso the rigging of which he clung until rescued
from his danger by the generous exertlons of a |
friend and the sailors on board. The broken th,ph
bone was forced through his drawers and pana. |
looms. He was taken TO his lodgings, and placed
under the care of DR.. Luz, nburg and Dr. King. |
lie is in good hands, was comfortable last evening
at nine o'clock, surrounded by kind friends and do
ing we'll
Mr.. Elliott is aworthy man in all respects & has
an interesting family, for whose support as " ell
as for the public graf, fcalion he boldly perils his
life and llmb-thc public sympalhics are and ought
to be with him, and an appeal will be made to the
generosity of this community in his behalf
IT}Dlletjn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-22

Two persons have been imprisoned for robbng
the U. 5. Mail between Chamb.rsburg and Bed
ford, Pa. Particulars aud names have not ct trans
preJ.
Oar correspondent at Marseilies, under date Of
Dec. 10Th, writes as follows : " The cholera still
RACES on board the American men Of war AT Ma
hon The Delaware had, on the goth November
about 100 cases on board, and had los, about thirty
men, but no officers. The authorities still keen
them in quarantine. Notwithstanding that several
cases are daily declared in the town.
lN York Advocate.
In the Legislature of Ohio an incident of rather
an unusual character has recently occurred of which
the particulars are somewhat curious.
1t appears, that, during the late session of the
Legislature of the sister State of Georgia certain
resolutions were passed, instructing the Senators.
&c OF that State, TO use all proper means to prevent
the chartcrlng of any Bank of the United States.
and TO vote that the resolution Of the National Se
nate, of the 2Sth of March last, declaring that the
President had exceeded his constitutional and le.
gimate powers, be expun sod from the journals of
that body. by one of these resolutions the Go.
vernon OF Georgia was directed TO send copies 10 the
PRESIDENT OF the United States, and to each of the
senators ana Representatives of that State in Con-
gress. That gentleman, however, saw fit TO exceed
his authority, and forward a copy of these docu.
ments 10 the Executive of Ohio. He did not, how
ever request the latter TO lay them before the As.
sembly So far as may be inferred from his COM
mu"'cation, he intended them only for the private
inspection of Governor Lucas But the latter sen,
mem forthwith to the House, relating, in his o.
pn'on, to subjects deeply interesting to the Ameri
can People
Under these circumstances motion was made
INA! the resolutions, not being addressed to the Le
g.saure' nor calling for any action on its part, but
difecty proposing instructions TO the public ser
wants OF Georgia only, be not received. After a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-22

Two persons have been imprisoned for robbin
the U. 5. Mail between Chamb.rsburg and Bee
ford, Pa. Particulars aud names have not yet trans
PRED
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01
EMINENT SuoEslAKERs.

Liuuru,. tie founder Of the science
of Botany. va, apprcuuccl To- shoe
maker IN sweden bat lncrWard, taken
notice ct in consequence of h.5 ablIIt,
and cnt 90 college.
The elder David Pdrcus. who va,
aii"rward, the celebrated Professor oi
Theology a llcidrlbur,. Germany.
va, al one time lpyfcnt!ccd - a shoc
maker
Joacph pcndrall. who died some
time since At London, ani who wa, a
profound and scientific scholar. lea,in.
an excellent library. va, bred and pur-
sued through hic thc trade II shoc-
maker
Han, Sarchs. one Of the most ii.
NOUS Of thc early German poets. VS.,
a >pn Of a tailor served ln apprentice
.np o. q shoemaker. and ait,-u afd s.
became weaver
Benedict Blndour one or 'l.c most
learned men oi the sixteenth ,rnuf,
Wa shoemaker %, .i,su.c Nas Boa.
father Til mu wrote % treatise on
the ,h'rmtbin1 th. r.irnt ..m,h
hc traced up 'rthc 'u.- %! Ad4u hume
SELF. Aecmju. o. De- ,irw Adam
Wa, shoemaker aud E,ca tulafc.,
90 lhc,c may h added those ursi.
mcu.. Of ltrr.w o. loun IN. au-
thor o' the tuI. nI other work
thII,id 81. IHHa,i $500 %. nlus
y'aI il. '..'...i ~. l.rl.. gl.I-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01

NEW YORK PRESS.

MOI the least Of the curiosi'icS Of
New Work 10 q stranger /, the press Of
thitclty.
Perhaps in a. place in the World
not even "a London /, the NrwSrN-
PR more important than in New York.
People there - To- the newspaper not
only I, .clrl the news Of the day. hu,
A. /, from i, alone that they eau fad
out each other ; want, and Nish c, and
the actual business of the great COM
mCrclil emporium. The thousand, OF
stranger, who visit the city look TOR
the newspaper with an intcn>cnc,s OF
interest, which their situation only can
account for. You may find boys all
over the city hawking the newspapers.
and paSScr,-hy every where buying
them. Morning and evening YOU may
see the carriers leaving thcir pApc-, At
almost every house along the thicklv
bull, streets, and even IN the lanes and
alley. The consequence Of this uni
vcrsll call for the new >papcr, Is, that
almost every body j. concerned IN sup
porting thcm:-thc merc5mf>, c>pc-
cially, are liberal IA patroni1ing these
useful vehicles of public information.
BY which, indeed. they know they
consult their own interests. a well a
the general good. They advertise libe-
rally and pay literally and the bu,i-
ness mechanic are not whit behind
them in encouraging the press and cN-
tending the display of their own Skill
and industry bv advertisements. The
result of this /, that the New York
press takes the lead IN the collection
aud dissemination Of news, and /, all
powerful in supporting The wishes and
interest, of the community who SO
literally supper, it.
We wish that all other places wCall
copy the example OF the people OF New
York in their hbcrality towards one OF
"ih" estate, oicycIy realm. city, toW u
and village
Nor lsihe encouragement of the press
in New York confined alone To iair pri-
ces and prompt payment for Subscrlp-
tious and advertisements. The bust
mes, men, there, feel /, their duty IL
commitments whatever intelligence
they posses, 90 the new paper, ~ soon
as it Is rcCcivcd--to ,cad extracts from
their letters and ad,,ce-, tor pubiic4-
,ion-and To- communicate. Whenever
necessary. facts and oh>crvatiln,.-
Hence a newspaper ~ New YORK pre-
SCENTS, generIlIv more faithful cNhi-
bl'ion otrcal business Iulti r, and trans
action, than can elsewhere be- cLtainc I.
and Is on that account dJublv yal.a-
bic.
/ The daily press IN New York Is, III
general conducted with skill talents
and industry. The amount of labor
/ performed at the several Offices /, in
mcn>c:-in The editors. compu,i,ors'
and prc,smcn'> room IA one Is lille A
moment, aud the midnight hour no.
unircgucn'lv finds all a. actively en-
ya@cd III the preparation OF The morn
ing's paper a # II were "hiCh noon.
: 50 that to- command the success they
receive they generally prove Tia; ihcy
de5crvc IT. .Iirr. Ga-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01


Blot rs Ypf f.aI,D have soinr RI.
.y..c.1.l ni 600 inu,Dnt ltsppcsr,
h' h1''i."d - '.n" ppoeo-hIyiny
raised .Ir h.r.. CO.,. 4l dY.lifsts,
converting lraci.'e o. lhe faith"
h'i.pr'4 ln'1 l'tt *i,rc ma splenJ
i1 palace u" IS 'r yny Ogun cum
..lur4'r Vs., atrae ,.-.i,.
Man. prHns .. ihr hme ~ we'll
'rnI.mh. bod tmDg doalb OF tb,s
MAN hua's's ~ purpose HIT, were
'h.JNn .I' ,n iho payers which gas.
. gentleman gost oGenee IT,
mef..s. lah.c p I'D c.ure. m.
i.rm,n1r '.Fhei ihsttlc best eo,,r.s
De- ,..i ale u,4id BE- thsi wh,,h
would erD oa' q uie counlfy,-
he e'Hf'f''i 'he aufseH'oi into feal,.
Z, ant sn,h LIVING Ike . punce.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01
NO. b.
. %, Ssbscr.j,ys far hclo,ng ire
.HsfipFiSi BYry,ng around.

'HL anierNisued, appointed a committee
u contract Tor and supcrintcnd the Gu
'''''hE 81 t'c Methodist BuNtng Ground at
"hr'o'io~n, take tbs method Of Informing
''e Subscribers 10 that fund that they have
,''u.' ted Tor the same, aHd tina, the work -
''" ga progress, subscribers are therefore
t'fi'-ied I" pay their respective subscrip-
ir,us. or portion Uf them, q, soon a. no..,
".e. % " Lock, 10 whom the subscription
payable aud many petsons having promised
b.! aud not having subscribed, they will
9'r'>a t. make good their promises; and those
grr,pas disposed to subscribe but who have
o. 6 bad an opportunity, are invited 10 con-
tr1-'e a. the subscription !, not sufficient 10
r-sgre the completion Of the work
JAMES VI. BROWN,
JOHN AVIS
~rrt Il. l-3J
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01
Lime STONE Land.
TO .Tourneymen 7aiiOrs.

a NJ ct tao good workmeu Will find con.
" ,iaut employment aud liberal wages, by
ay;., ins Ina.ed.Aiel, 20
FRANCIS $. BOGUE.
thBTlrsioNn. Sept. IL, l-35 st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01
Plaster.

W. have for sale, 800 tons Of ri. AIS
w TER, which NO will sell low for
,>ii only
rer.aa- desiring to engage At. are request
IA Ia make Immediate application.
WAGER * O'BlRNE.
H,rPer--Ferry, Va. Sept. 10 IS35.-4t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01
YATrs 3 MTNTYRE

ts.
uItt. from 5-iar~e oIil be-
.t sfsrftI o., and Soc &c zi.t,r
i... sscourt ul each drawing
90 aIt who order Ltk.t- al.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01
$4,000 100 OF $1,000.
g'irgi nia Dismal SIr0Eip
Lottery.

a.. ~ 20. for l-35 10 be drawn al
tiss4ljfs Va saturday Nos 18th.
f-Ja 80 - louery-I3 Drawn Bal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01

Ticket $40, half .. quarter , 20.
Isr,ihs sies ~ packages of - Whole tick
90. $50. DO do % half do g., DO do 25
tltrtsf 30 - ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01
capital Prize $4,000!
I.rnnd Consolidated Lottery

I,tra Class 40 Cor 1888. TO be drawn
a. Wilmington, Del Wednesday, Nov II,
1855 - 10. Lottery Dawn Bal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01
SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
Capital Prize $4,000.
Delaware State | Lottery.

Cia,. No for ls3J.
10 Le draSn at Wilmington, Delaware, on
"wednesday, ittb oct, 1885
- No. Lottcry-Ii Drawn Ballots.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01
cnupRrN Vii NTBGIED TO COP NOT
DkiNi\


Older sister wa, dtc in- m m adjoining
bed room say repeatedly osit IN an
sHcr Ia las sister. W. | don't want to
SAY ny prayers.
Now manv church men ers IA good
stauding thou ,ht the mother To- her
eli often sIN the same in heart.
though they conceal even from ,hcm-
seiScs TIC feeling
Mother sad The child, appcarin-
IA minute ortwo. at the parinur door.
the look implied ,hA, 4; was only Ia
morning ,alu'a'ion.
Good morning. my child.
Il ana going ou' get my breakfast.
Stop a minute. want you 10 come
here, and see me hrt.
The mother LAID down her w1sh ia
the next char as tLr boy ran toW ards
her She topS him up. IL knccled
M her lap and laid las face d0Wu upon
her shoulder. i,chech against her ear.
The mother rocked hex chair slowly
backwards.
Are YOU pretty we'll th,> morning.
said she Ia Aiad, ccatlc tone.
ics mother | am vcr well
i am glad YOU are We'll am very
well too. and when walked up tn,
morning and found that was well. |
thanked God for taking care OF me.
Did Won. said the boy IN low
t0ue-hAlf whisper. l!c paused Alter
I;---unscIcnC, va, II work
Did Vuu ever feel nv pulse ask
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01

\ convenient way OF showing tha
value and importance OF proposed
chang, 4, 10 state explicitly not only
how the change - To take place, hut
exactly what - 10 be- substituted for
that taken away. Hence, In seeking
- remove N" pre- sent Administration
from power, u may be we'll to consider
who are 10 fill the places of those re-
moved. lithc people should perchance.
determine upon altering the present
condition O.; things. Suppose then.
that Gen. iIAKNISus should be elected
President and Judge WHITE VICE
President, II would be with the under
Standing that they should hold these
oiccS hut for one term. Suppose
ma;c3,c- tie Administrator should
thea be formed as follows, or nearly
so:-lieny Clay, Secretary OF State
John {. Calhoun, Secretary Of the
Treasury -Diuicl Webster Attorney
Grnerai-Th1mls EViu-. Po,t-Master
Gencla.--aud the " ar and Navy De-
par,wca's To two other competent
statesmen taken, At YOU please, from
;ho Jackson party. We throw out ;his
Programme Tor consideration and re-
AcCuon. What Is here supposed might
"a reality tINc place upon change OF
administration, aud ho Will say that
u,h selection would not he adyan-
tasruuS to the country Who will
saN that the men here named would
Mt form Cabinet ripe Ia wisdom, ia
!ca', and patriotism Who will say,
iha, under u,h auspices, with the vet
Gran Harrison ar the venerable White
Al the head of thc Government We
mi,..t no;cNrcct 90 see the nation ben
c'iica!a every G. c..tIa! particular.
.Hc>. Ga.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01
MAMMOTM SCMtME:

YisIfh -io Hairt' s. Quarters - 30
rftiii' aio- ~ package, Of - whole Tickets
Sli'. 80 DO - hall do 40 Jo do ~ quarter
~ -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01
CAPITAL PRIZE so 600.

tN titt STATE LOTTERY
~ ....rr.r. p,I Nsla,.
... u.t iiu 1885
Boss Ir',t-li Drawn Ballots
.4.n aaI share. BOD iIe greatest
hers adtrt.s ttc lIcky cICt
CARROLL g. co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01
VOL. rs.

He Tomafo.-Ihc! following receipt
for the preservation Of tie flavor of this
capital vegetable Is found IN DR.. De-
hay valuable work on Turkey. The
receipt A. now written from memory,
but Is believed ~ be tic true one.
L. W. +.
S,rain,hc lmcc of,hc Tomato through
fine cloth. and bc careful that none
OF the seeds orrind pass with it. Eva
porate the Juice "a the shade upon shall
low plates or di,hc.-hr,t. however,
mixing sal, lai hLi.uml with the liquid.
paste d let which will keep. and
preserve The true Gavor of the fruit for
,cNc"l YEAR,. When intended TO be
used avery mall quantity is sufficient.
the essence only being left after the
EVAPORATION. This preparation is in
uuu crsIl use Al Turkey =. " u I'm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01

Whom O' 1acl frt come m', tl,
mc.uu, D. was most hu,fcou.Iy
ehec,cd Wien be- arose 90 ,pcis th,
noise v4s Guch greater To- m..a-
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-12
IUMFRTES' ITCH OlNTlxy EJET.

VENIIE extensive snle and established reputation o A Dmmfries' Itch Ointment, encourages the Propri. etor to recommend m with renewed confidence io the public, most innocent as well powerful applica- 'ion for this annoying disease The most nveterate cases have been cured in hour by this esteemed Ointment. It contains no mercury, or other noxious ingredient, and may be confidently applied even the youngest children. Price g l.2 cents.
 T No"e are genuine unless signed on the outside printed wrapper, hy the sole poprietor T. KiDDER, immedinie to the late Dr. w. T. COHwAY.- For sale ai his C"un,ine Room, over Mo- 99, Court. Street. near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his special appointment, by
 Samuel Buei and J. c. Beckwiih. Liichfe l;
 E. Corles, South Farms; Danisl Norton.
 Canaan Judson g. Wkitilesey, N. Preston ;
 Esnac s. Wadsworfh, Beihiem; Norton &
 Henderson. Goshen.
 Large hisrc"n, to those who iny 10 sell again.
 March 27 lYe4W42
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-12
IttrbffFT0 EMqattrer PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, By HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To viia9e and single mail subscribers, twO dollars per year, payable before the xpiration six moHihs. " To companies Of any G6mher over six, $I 50 per year. payable as above. To companies lees than six, $l 70 per year, payable before. 9 cents will he is made iH advance. These prices are exclusive of mail or stage charge fn1 transportation.
 No Papers will he discontinued un.ii all arrearages are paid, except at the discretion Of the editor.
 Notice Of wish o disco ntinue mus, be given before the expiration of year.
 ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, Sl, nnd the same proportion for or more suuares- Hall square, 75 cts. Continuance over three weeks U per cent per week. liberal ,le,ioc,on made for advertisements continued 6 or l2 months.
 Aiminis'raiors and Executors Notices, Sl co CO.iinssioners' Notices, S5
 All communications mnsi he poet-paid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-12
POETRY.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

EOn 1AE ENQUAkERs Lines on the death of Miss OLIVE BARnrR, win lied Feb' 2O'h, 1885. in the 20L year of her age. And has she gone An! yes 'tis true, Her God has called her home; Her friends have sighed their last adieu, To them she cannot come. Yes. death struck out the vital srark, His aim was long and sure; He sought indeed a shining mark, May not cay 'twas pnreY An: yes; fathers fondest care, mothers joy and pride, Was caught by deaths unerring snare, ?. And bOrne upon its tide. And when diseasc and sore distress Upon her vitals prey'l, Then could che all this earth possess, She chose her Saviours aid. To him she look'd and calmly said, For years before she died, "Jesnsi thy love has surely led
 sinner to thy side." Then shall we mourn our grievous loss These few remaining days? No; let us take our Saviour's cross, And shout aloud his praise. Litchfeid, Murch 2d, 1885. Accom-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-12
CHEAPg CHEAPy Sn TONS OF PLASTER FOR

CO SALE, either sr"nnd or in the stone.
 Also for sale. q Pulling Mill, Clothier's Shop. Carding Machine, and nt,c Plaster Afiik, formerly owned and occupied by Gay & Riley.
 Also. a DWELLING HOUSE and LOT, which may he had together with the before. mentioned premises. Said premises are situ- ated about one mile from Sharon village, and are pleasantly and conveniently I"csted. In- quire of DAVID GOULD.
 Sharon, Ftb. l8, 1885. 4msS7
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-12
NOTICE To RHEUMATIC INVALIDS,


 DERSONS suffering under Rheumstc Affection n are respectfully assured, that they can obtain of he proprietor and his agents safe and admirable re. ine.y for RHEUMATISM, however obstinate the dis. order may be, and in all jus different stages. Dr. Jebb's Rheum0tac LigsS2ncUt! wit aford immediate relief io the patien and has sometimes been attended with such extraordinary euc. eess as 'o cure the mos. distressing Rheumatism in 24 hours, even when Of years standing. This highly valuable Linment is re conme ndedwith Rconbdence founded on the experience of many years not only as cure for that excruciaDg disease bu, as an excellent application ior Stiffness of ihe Jonts Nnmbness, Sprnins, Chlblans, Sc.
 tThis article is considered superior to every thing else, and iO possess such virtues that il s ordered from distant parts of the country.)
 : An agent recently writes: "Pleaae send me fur- ther supy of Jebh's Liniment the first opl,ortnny-- shall ltola!ily sell considerable quantity. as i is recommended by some of our physicians very highly aho"gh contrary o their rules and regulations give encouragement io snc, (or patent) medcines'-Rnt 's most decided proof o their confidence in its inval. uahe properties.
 Another agent writes: ssl wish you to forward me 1ed itself Sery highly" Price 50 cents bottle. Ihc painful and facilitating complaint ot:
 IRE PILES
 receives immediate releG and in numerous instances has been thoroughly cured, by the administration of
 DanJries' Remedy for the Piles. TNNillS approved compound also mi,igates and re- . A moves the symptoms which frequently accompany that disorder aud increase the danger of the patient viz: Pains in the l.oins, Headache Loss of Appetite Indigestion and other marks of debility.
 A relieved Patient writes from distance, His but justice io ynm inform you, that have used your Dumfres Remedy for the Piles fnr time past and have found |, emneniiy snccrssfn'' The remedy is quite ianoceni and may be ndminis. tered io all ages and both Plain and ample Di. recii"ns with description of the complaint, acrom. pany each package, which consists oi tro 6ores one cOaiaining Ointment. and the other m Eiec,uary. Price Sl for both articles 59 where but one is wanted.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-07-18
NOTICE..

is hereby given, to those individu-
ais who are in the habit of driving
their Cattle altogether from another
neighborhood, into our range, on our
lands, trespassing 10 divers ways, to
drive their Cattle away, otherwise, they
will be severely dealt with, as we are
determined to suffer the imposition no
longer. We unanimously agree, that
upon indubitabie evidence, that Mr.. Jo-
seph Doran, one Of the Trespassers pr,
Cattle, has acted very improper.
J. II. Tucker, Elisha Thompson, T.
saac N. Wilson, Robert ". Burch,
Nathan Tucker, Joseph Martin, Ca
teb Evans, Henry Richard, John Nc
Cauly, John Lyon, Marquis Monroe,
Jacob Hammock. June 6 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-07-18
VIRGINIA. TO WIT /:

VAhOALNt|15 10 VIII
At rules holden in the Clerks Office
ofthe Circuit Superior Court Of
Lav and Chancery, for the Coun.
ty Of Hampshire, on The first Mon.
day an June, 1885.
John Vance, Admir-, of Ann McDo>
maid, decd, plaintiff, against
Edward c. Mcdonald, Admir-, of Ri
chard Holiday, decd, end the said
Edward C. Mcdonald, Executor Of
William Sherrard, decd. and others,
defendants, IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Edward C. McDo-
nald, not having entered his appear
ance and given security according to
the act of Assembly and the rules of
this Court and &c appearing by sa-
tisfactory evidence that he is not an
inhabitant OF THIS country: 1t is or
dered, That the said defendant do APP.
pear here on the LIST day of the neat
term, and ansaosr the bill oftAe plain.
tG; and that copy of this order be
J0rtha0ath snSertea an some newspaper
published an Romney, for taoo months
successfully, and that another copy be
posted at the front door Of the court.
house IF The said county Of Hamp.
shire. 4 copy-Tsste,
JOHN B. WHITE, c. H.c.
June 6, 1885.