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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

&0An REWARD.-Ran away from the S, w..
- SUV scr!ber in Madison county, Va, III Wv
month of September 1888, negro man, about - y'a'
DID, yellow complec,cd with hcavy dull look, aHc to""
cast when spoken 10; about feet or inches A!.'
heavy, we'll set tclIow-calls himself wv SMITH. pl'
chased said negro from VIM Bell, Of CuPeper c9un';.
Va lie raised by gentleman Of King ueo ',s,
up said negro, and confirming him in Jail, SO ,s
get him, delivering him to Humphrey Taylor oil .nau.
son county, Va, giving information OF the sa,S
at Mesopotamia Green county, Alabama sna
the above reward Asa VIM
Aug. q. oE--''''
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HSlUlT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. &c
a. WV PEScE Il Sous, proprirtors OF the l.m"aam
Garden and Nurseries, Flushing, offer for sale. by Ia:
the most extensive assortment OF Fruit trees IN ;hr
Uupn, and they can furnish Apple, Pear. Peach @ii
Cherry trees, Of large size. and calculated to com"
promptly into brarn-. The Ornamental trees are a: 'h.
iarycst size suitable Tor the immediate advertisement .!
Pleasure Grounds fer Streets. Avenues, Nc Also.
an immense collection Of Green House plants BU!5nus
flower roots and hcrbacr"us Towering plants. \
most extensive assortment Of Garden, Agricultural ad
Flower Seeds growth Of 1880 and at very moderate
prices.
Catalogues may be had. gratis Of tlr subScriLrr-and
orders left with him will have due attention.
y. B. $4,000 Chinese Mulbclrles, aud 11.OO0 White
Italian ditto. at reduced prices. JAS. WINSTON.
November Il. 33--Ct
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Scptenber 5.

RTOTICE-1hc subscribers will, at this place. The
IL Both November next. enter into contracts for build
ing the Locks and Dams necessary for the Improvement
Of the Navigation from Farmvc to Genlto Mills; ALSO
for building The Jctccs necessary to improve the naviga
ton from Farnville to Panerstown Contractors WISH
ing engage in this business, will be pleased TO attend
CT that day. THOS: y: h!okION:
NATH. f. FENABLE.
RICID. n. FENABLE,
JAMES MADISON,
snpcrin.cndents Of Upper afpomattor Go.
Farmvillr, Oct 20th 1853. 1S-wdw
~ Petersburg Constellation, and lnrigcnrcr, will please
pnilisl The above weekly tor four weeks.
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Sent. %

q AND FOR SALE.-A highly improved Farm,
e called Lime Stone Creek, situated the Rich
nond Road, nine miles from Charlottesville containing
7l2 acres. more less, with dwelling houses and all
HE necessary houses, stables, rcS'ing machine,
&c, will be sold BY private contract; together with
negroes stock oicattle and valuable horses implements
nf lsbandry: corn. fodder. &c small tract of low
land belonging 10 Mr.. David Micic, and which is TO be
suld separates it from the Rvanna River There is
vein Of rich Limestone running through the whole tract,
which has been quar!rL and kilned for these years.
and the line employed Il to enrich TIE land,
and for selling it for building purposes Persons DESTROYS
of buying will apply at the office Of the charlottesville
Advocate. or to DR.. Dlirlermunn al the University.
October 90 4S-wtf
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Oct. 81.

MDRlTISH DRY GOODS. per slap TALLY lio !iion
"a 3 Lirrrpooi.- Our importation Of Fan British bf
GOodS has arrived at City Point, (Jamcs Rvcr} and viii
be in store and opened in day two More vii! b.
said Of it anon. F. Il J. 5. JAMES Il co.
Sent J. G3l-u1 .Hnrkct Briigr.
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~ General Assembly, Praying the passag e of law TO
incorporate company for the construction Of rail road
from the of Lynchburg, by Bufords Gap, in the
Blue Ridge Of mountains to the Tennessee line.
Oct IL. 47-w4w
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Oct. Q.

EI7DUCATION.-The undersigned will, on the Isl oI
EA January next, open ScHooL, Guinea Church.
i'll the county Of Cumberland. The Of lnstrucio"
will be thorough onc-such as TO prepare youag il"m
for the advanced Glasses in Colleges or 10 qualify
them for MISUNDERSTANDING the English. Latin, and
Greek languages, and Mathematics. II will be The great
aim OF the subscriber, to lead the minds Of the youth 10
the cultivation of correct moral principles, and 10 ;he
promotion of such habits tend to make respectable
and useful members Of society. The neighborhood fur.
nshes good location FOX school, being healthy intel
lgent, and moral From four 10 six boarders b.
communicated in M family Board may also be had I"
scvcra most respectable iuncs, quite convenient 10 t
school,
TrnMs-Board, including bedding and lights i:
scholastic wear of ~ months .............S $3.50 o.
Tuition in Languages Mathematics, ....... 80 o.
do. English branches, ............... g. 4"
Payable at the commencement Of each term. Vacation"
in May and October.
Those who may wish to board their with ~"
make carly application Address the subscriber. Cum
bcrIand Court. House. WM n. PACE.
Oct. -. iG-wIw
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RJ OTECE.-A petition will be presented 10 the next
LegsatnIe of virginia; for the formation of new
of Dan River.
Oct 81 50-nD
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NTOTICE.-A memorial will br presented 4, IL" neat
" General Assembly OF N.rg praying Inc pas.
sage Of Law for the removal Of the scat %! justice Of
tr county Of Hanover. ~ some more ccntra! and con-
vcn"nl location tIlm the present.
September L. "'-u
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NN7iLL BE SOLD, IT public auction, for cash. at
8 v the Bell Tavern, in the city of Richmond, on
the 3O,h day Of December next three likely Negro
Slaves late the property of Mrs Sarah Duke, dec d,
consisting of two girls and boy.
WILLIAM NJ. DICKERSON. Comr,
under q Decree ef GOochland CircnA Court.
Nov. 3. 52-wSw-
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POSTrONEAlENT.

II The above sales postponed to the Ih january,
1S at 1yr River to the th at Rack Island. and 10 The
! III, at Ruckev Point. w. MORGAN.
November g. 32--wtd
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NI OTlCE-A petition will br presented to the "nsn'
~ ing Legislature, for Two precinct elections IN lr
county Of Hrnrcoone To be held at the Short fAi:r'
and the other at laleys Tavern, other co"'e
nient place in the lower end Of the county.
Oct u J0-w4w
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Notice 10 Virginia Farmers.

patent bearing date of February 3th, 1881 in the
ties Of Ohio and Brooke. and all of the counties in Viz
gira East of the Allegheny Mountains, except the
counties Of Loudoun. Jefferson. Berkeley and Fauquer
have lately visited Richmond and examined the above
naIcd Machines made b; Mr. Parker and witnessed
the performance Of one Of hcm propelled by one Of
Emmons Patent Chain Band liorse-powcrs, also made
by Mr.. Parker, and truly say, that | never
better: the Machines being made III the best manner
and feeling interest patcnse in the credit Of those
7hrashinr Machines | derive much satisfaction from
having conveyed the patent rg! into good and faith
ful hands as feel confident that he will make them in
such faithful manner will give satisfaction to pur-
have gained in other States There is oyer fifteen
hundred of those Thrashing Machines in use, and in
every place where they known they stand unrl-
vailed TRUEAlAN FOX.
Little Falls, Stale Of n. York, July 18th, 1885.
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EIHOR SALE, that valuable property, Falls Mills on
q Great Nottoway river, with 80 acres Of Land for
mrrly owned by Morriss Il Jones. One Of the Mills
has pair Of Burr stones, with all the machinery for
manufacturing Of wheat; pair of Esopus stones for
corn the other Mill has pair Of corn stones and
Co"n Gin. The stream affords water sufficient to grind
day and night. and has water power for any kind Of
machinery. There is quarry of elegant free stone, for
any kind Of building. There is 4 store and lumber
house: blacksmith. cooper and aIlors shop. The Le
giSaLuIc passed law last session. for making Great
NOloway river navgabc down to the Rail Road, which
is about 90 niles the Falls being the head OF naviga-
ton, will make it L very valuable situation for mcrcan-
tile and milling business 1t is very excellent place
nien for health there is place that is desirable
Also: 1910 Of Land, lying Great Noltoway
rvcraud Hounds creek. in the county Of Lunrnburg
There is good stcry dwelling house, with all neceS
sary houses for the accommodation of family; also
granares stables, barns cribs carriage, ice ard negro
houses peach and apple orchards, good springs Of
ter Convenient. Also IS2 adjoining, and lying
Falls creek with comfortable dwelling house. &C.
l1Da adjoining and lying Great Notoway river
in Nottoway county: 2GO acres lying Falls creek;
al acres in NOloway county, lying in the fork of
Great and Little Nottoway river; 2UJ 81 Horse
Pen creek; in the fork Of the Nott0way rivers; Sal
in the county of Dinwddir, White Oak creek; SG
Buttcrwoad creek; 700 of wood land
the waters Of Eutry Geek, in the county Of Campbc
about thirty miles from Lynchburg. If early appi-
cation is made, will sell bargain. and give time for
payment These lands produce good tobacco wheat
and The purchasers will have the privilege Of
seeding wheat in October and possession will be given
the first day CT January next
D. G. WILLIAMS.
Spn!pmhnr 3j-vylf
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Robert White, Administrator Of !
Sophia \. Laurence and others.
i}il, filed. &c
John Goodwin & John Bulloc

And now, to wit this l9'h day Of September. a. y.
1874 On moti"n Of James 4. Bayard, Of Crunsr! 70:
the Compliments: and affidavit made the satisfaction
Of the Court: that john Goodwin, Of the defendants
named III the above cause, is cf the State Of Della
ware, ana resides in the State Of Virginat is order
cd by the Chancellor, that the said John Goodwin IL
appear in Wis Court, TO the said suit, Monday, TIE
fifteenth day Of February, 4. D. 1885, otherwise the Gi
Of Complaint will be taken pro cou.csso:-And it II
further ordered, that copy of this Order SHALL within
thirty days, BE- published in the Richmond Enquirer.
Newspaper published scmi,wcrky in the State oil Eir
GINA, aud in the Delaware Gazette, and American
Waterman, Ncwspapc. Published in the City Of H1-
mngton and hr continued in said papers for the spa"
of three months next after It's FIRST publication: and
copy of said Order shall within thirty days be posted
up in the Office Of the Register of the Court of Chacr
~ for Hr@ Castle County, and the Court House do.'
at New Castle: in said county
.Acnr Caste CoHniy. IS.
do certii tia; the foregoing is truly copied from lie
Rccord-Ir testimony whereof have hcreun,o st
my hand and affixed the seal Of said Court At Me-"
Castle, the 2l,ll day Of September. A. D. l-.,
JOHN GORDON, Rcgr IN Chnncerg.
Oct. O. 45-%m
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chAsers and support in Virginia the hi reputation they
have gained in other States. There is now over fifteen
hundred of those Thrashing Machines in USE and in
every place where they are known. they stand unr
vailed. TRUMAN FOA
Little Falls, Stale of n. York, July 18th, 1875.
Allhourl 50 many ofFox and Bnrlanl's Patent Thrush
nr Machines arc in Use in the Northern and Western
States yet they arc hut little known in Fa;-and as thrash
ing machines are expensive and with many indspensa-
bic articles it is therefore Of Importance to those who
may he in need Of thcm to know what kind among the
many in is bcslhat thraslcs the ccanest, fastest,
and with the least powcr-aad that is least expensive
and the experienced farmers the proper Judges,
and best calculated to give this information to those
not 50 much experienced, for the character of Fox
& Bo.land's Machine, the subscriber would Gin adj
dition The published certificates Of the last
SON. refer those who may be in want of machines,
10 the following gentlemen TO whom he has sold
them the present year, (amd TO the most of them
Emnsons' Patent Chaia-band Horse Powers)--v:z :
M.ssrs. John Gillian. b. b. Hughes and Robert
Wren, of Powhalan Messrs. John Amber, Vim. d.
Randolph Byrd George. Edward Cox and n. l.. Car
Thomas G. West II. Wilcox, L. Wilcox and VIM. a.
Scldn, of Charles City; Richard Coke: Es1 of james
City; McSSrs p st George Cooke, r. II. Edwards and
Tlos Ruin of Surrv Messrs. Carter II. Edloc and H.
Thomas Whitworth: Of Dnwiddie; DR.. c. Bowers, Of
Southampton; Thomas Smith, Esq, Of Gloucester;
Thomas r. Joyncs, Esq, of Accomack: Captain Ran
dop;, lIarrso1 Jr, of tioochland; John NJ Warwick
The subscriber is well prepared for building those
Machines or any other kinds that may be wanted, hay
ing good stock Of seasoned timber hand and he be-
licvcs Us good faithful workmen in his employ
be found in any shop. But as it is expensive building
those Machines, and they requiring much to store
them. he only makes them 10 ordcr-and he would
therefore thank those that may wish TO obtain those
Machines from him for the next season, to favor him
with their orders early possible, tina, he may make
his arrangements accordingly. All orders for those
Machines will he filled in rotation received; and. judy
ing from the demand there has been for them the pre-
season (when they but little known, and the
wheat crop sual and the general satisfaction they have
given. he has to expect orders for them
for the next season than he will be able TO fill and if so,
will he to the interest Of those who nay want those
machines 10 order them early possible; and lie pro-
mss to his best cndcaYnTs las hcrclotoIc) 10 give
satisfaction He keeps constantly hand stock of
Parn: straw-cutng and cornshcllng Machines of the
best and approved kinds, aud would sell distant
county rights in any CT the above machines at moderate
prices. lie has ALSO for sale, few Of Iords Cotton
Gins, Wheat Fans aud many other articles, which he
would sell low at his agricultural machine shop first door
below the Union Hotel. JABEZ PARKER.
September -. 4O-laf4t
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a AND FOR SALE-Wishinr TO remove 10 the
Il South the subscriber offers Cor sale his tract of
land lying in the county Of Prince Edward about II miles
below the Court House, and the distance south
wardly from tho lourishng village Of Iarmville Thr
contains about so acres, good proportion Of
which is in woods of prime quality for tub1cco Tie
cleared Land is equal to any in the ne;ghborhood Tor
toLaccn corn wheat, oats, ScThc improvements are
perfectly new, having all been erected within the last
three four years, and beautifully situated about
$40 yards off the main road. They consist of hand.
some two.sory dwelling house. elegantly finished. and
all necessary out-houscs including ice house, carriage
house. &c. Attached To this tract also. is excellent
Grist lI Zone mile from the dwelling) commanding
liberal share of custom; also Blacksmhs slop-The
subscriber respectfully and confidently solicts the alien
lion of purchasers he is disposed both to sell and to
make his terms accommodating. would have no OBJ
lection 10 take Negrors. at valuatIon in payment Of
part OIL all OF the purchase money.
EDWARD 3. MILLER.
Sen aJ-Wiijyv
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ArOTICE.-Will be sold the late residence of VIII
"a liam Fowkrs, deceased in the county of NotLaway,
on the first day of December. S'j. Fifty Srty Hkcy
yrprors consisting Of men, wul;cn and chldrcn-and
UPWARDS of ln0 II" Land, with good griSt Mill
and Cotton Machine attached TO il; ccrn oats and iGd
der four yoke OF oxcn, two carts; work horses one
s,ud horse: wargon and gear; and quantity Of
pork household and kitchen furniture; one wheat ma
chine: plantation UTENSILS Terms made known tie
day OF sale The sale will continue from day 10 day
I'll the whole is sold. EDWARD l.. FOWI.KES,
WILLIAM G.. FOWLkES,
II ,,N,
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October ~. J0-wiw

cxccu:cd by Abuer Smith in his lifetime, 10
BENJAMIN Andersen and the subscriber, The Isl day Of
January. l=2, aud the other to The subscriber only,
the Sli day Of March, 1881, for purposes therein
TONED ard both recorded in the Clerks Office Of Powa
TAM will Lr sold to the highest bidder. public auction:
for cash. al rowlalan Court. House, tie seventh
day OF December next, (bcing Court.dayD Il TH.cr
or LASp, in the county Of Powhatan containing
jet TO the witpws dover therein, lying in the i'm
mediate nrighhonood Of Hupkinsvc. being the Tract
upon which the said Abnrr Smith lately resided The
title is believed To be good bat The subscriber will
rant the title only against himself and persons claiming
under him.
WI. S. DANCE, Trustee.
L.
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p S. wish also to sell 81; Of land. upon ma
of which the wood is Standing lying within three and
half miles Of Manchester adjoining the lands oi NJ
Green Hall, Mir. Fisher and oticis. J. :
i~-u
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THHO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-Farm-
3 riWc .H"sic ant Fancy Sorc.-l have in store, am
constantly receiving, and will be very glad SELL the
most splendid assortment Of PIASos and all other kinds
OF musical Instruments strings, music furniture and
many fancy SHbStant;rcs. AS putting is odious. | will
merely state that my Pianos beautiful, their
tone sweeter and more powerful that they remain in
longer. and better built than all other inferior ones
and lastly that they be learnt to play in half the
time OF some other Instruments; in short, they
much superior to many sold at other Places church
organ Is 10 jew sharp with the tongue broke out As
TO other musical instruments furniture and fancy goods
they are tar above any comparison. | will sell lower
ta' any other person in this State-indeed so low tha.
You will DC astonished. All new Pianos, after sold
VIII deliver gratis, any distance under 40 miles also
warrant and keep them in tune ~ months. hire out
Panos, repair old ones, and take them in exchange
vii! sell Chairs lower than any other person; and be We
ry polite, particularly 10 Ladies
October 3D. f46-laf12ml GEO. P. KNAUFF.
RlsAAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY.-The An
Hg nua meeting of Stockholders IN the Dismal Swami
Land Company, will be held in the town of Suffolk on
Monday, the 10Th November next.
RO. BUTLER, President
u. S. Land Company
Smithfeld. Oct 90, 1885.
The present Agent having notified the Company Of
his intention withdraw from the agency after the an.
nual meeting it is very desirable that there should be
tu!! meeting OF Stockholders. r. B..
October 9Th. 50-Gt
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Is KNOWING WHEN,
sr..h .rA AIt.t. In

NOT TO GIVE 1T,
The restoration Of hearing is brought about without Civ
ing any Physc:-wthout giving any medicine! as hath
been experienced in the editors family, well in
The families of many of his ncghbors also Therefore:
and in part return for such great benefits received. we
make the above known for the good Of fellow
lures in similar distress.
For fee of Five Dollars, assistance is sen! fer
rcrson-!"r fee Of Ten Dollars assistance is sent for
four or five pcrsons-per mail, free Of Postage.
And. in other sickness besides deafness and loss
OF cycSighl happening. help is sent for such sickness
without any cl!argc.
The fec pays for all and every help to families,
from time TO time.
This is considered prasewoliby plan And. in con-
cluslon it will, doubt he very satisfactory for people
10 know that the assistance 10 be sent is not 10 b. app
ed 10 the ears-nor the eyes.
NOT AT ALL.
Consequently, no danger whatever, can happen to
them--no-none whatever.
n. B. 1t may not he improper to state. that during the
time people using his assistance and helping them
selves to restore and 10 their hearing their eye
sight and their health again,
They can follow their customary business;
They can live as usual
And they can also cat and drink what tastcs best
Sept. III. 31-;Itlat@
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E AEAFNESS "A York paper sayeth, that remedy
Az for the restoration Of hearing and eyesg ht 10 b,
had Of Doctor Green, Reading Pa.
1t proves circual when the affection is caused by
vons weakness. az the remedy gives health and strength
TO the whole nervous system.
Now-accordng to the Doctors practice and princ
pies, that MUCH OF THE Anr
ruIsICK,
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VIRGINIA., TO WIT :

VIRGINIA., TO WIT i:
1T rules holden in the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Superior Court of
Lao and Chaneery, for the Coun-
ty Of Hampshire, on the first Men
day in february, 1885.
William Edwards and Catherine his
wife, late Catherine Ohr, the said
Catherine being one of the children
and heirs Of Anthony Chr, Decd,
plaintiffs, against
James Hawkins and Elizabeth his wife,
late Elizabeth Ohr, Peter Shinholtz
and Charlotte his wife, late Char
lotte Obr, William Hawkins and
Mary his wife, late Mary Ohr, Dam
iel Ohr, Sarah Ohr and Christopher
Ohr, the said Elizabeth, Charlotte,
Mary, Sarah, Daniel and Christie
pher, being children heiresses and
heirs Of the said Anthony Chr. de-
ceased, defendants.
in CHANCERY.
The defendants Christopher Ohr,
Daniel Ohr, Sarah Ohr, William Haw-
kins and Mary his wife not having en-
tered their appearance and given secu-
rity according to the act OF assembly
and the rules of this court and it APP
pearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants Of this country {:
II is ordered, That the said defen.
dants do appear here on the lst day
Of the next court, and answer the bill
Of the Plaintiff and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in 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, O. H. c.
February Z, 1885.
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FAIR VIEW
F 0 r S A LIE .
NHIS valuable little estate is sit.
uated in the suburbs OF BRIDGE

PORT, Harrison County Va. on
beautiful eminence, commanding a
full prospect Of the village and sur.
rounding country. and embraces every
advantage for public business. 1t con-
tains II Acres Of the mos. fertile and
beautifully situated land, fronting IS
or 80 poles on the North Western
Turnpike, and o or IL on the Brushy
Fork and Simpsons Greek road. The
building on the premises, erected the
past summer. is 18 by 40 feet, with a
good cellar Is feet square-the whole
conveniently arranged and we'll finish
ed, with well OF excellent and never
failing water in the yard. The above
property will be sold on reasonable
terms /; end persons DESTROYS Of obtain
ing an advantageous situation, either for
merchandising or for public house,
will do we'll to examine the premises.
ALLISON DUNNIGTON.
Bridgeport, Harrison Co. Va,
Feb. 7, 1886 St.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT A.:

tIh1lNlA, TO WIT
1t rules holden in the Clerks Office
file Circuit Superior Court Of
Lao and Chancsry. for the County
Of Hampshire, on the first Monday
in February, 1885.
George Sharf, plaintiff, against
The children and heirs Of John Critton,
decd. & John Mitchell, defendants.
in CHANCERY.
The Defendants Rudolph Hardy g.
Mary his wife, and John Easter and
Sarah his wife. and John Mitchell, no,
having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act Of
assembly and the rules of this court /;
and it appearing by satisfactory evi.
dence that they are not inhabitants
of this country: IL is ordered, That
the said defendants do appear here
on the Is, day of.hs next court, and an.
swer the bill Of the plaintiff; & that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in Rom
uey, for two months successfully, g. tina.
another copy be posted at the front
door of the Courthouse of the said
county Of Hampshire. A copy-Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, Q. he.
February Z, 1888.