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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-26

" A letter from New Orleans, receiv-
ed at Washington, mentions that Rob-
BERT Potter, formerly Representa-
tive in Congress from North Caroline
was killed at Texas, in skirmish about
the 18th November.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-26

E We are told. says the Journal Of
Commerce, that the imports at Abe port
of New York, for the last quarter, a.
mounted to the immense sum of 35 ,000,-
900 dollars.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-26
,ATURDAY, DECEMBER &c, 1885.
INTELLAGENCER.
RnMtMep

SATURDAY. DECEMBER 90, 1895.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-26

The Cause IF Edaeationin SoRtx
Carolina. - FMS State appropria,es
$Is 900 annually /, the College a
Colanpis.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-26

The Presidents Message was CARR
ed TO Baltimore Ia one hour and forty
minutes, TO Philadelphia in sever
hours, and New York ia 10 hours.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-26

Alta sale of full blooded Durham
cattle in Kentucky, on the 18th alt. a
8 year old COW brought $500; a 9
months hsifsr $a95;a 9 year old COW
5000; bull salt $23s, and oshess az
similar prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-17

uDkoPoSALs win be received By the
snbseriher at Haspefs-Ferry, On Sat-
urla, The :9lh OF this Mouth. Tor the con-
,true,len Of the Masonry of the yiaiuct, 20
be built across the Potomac River at that
rlaeo. The masonry siii consist or one q
bv,r.sni aud seven piers. The face OF the
abuiasnt and piers sill BE- Of ranged rustic
masonry extending ievssds aa average OF
OF least two feot from the exsesior--thc fill-
~. in u six Of The pierre and the backing Of
tho shutmcats 10 hs Of the beat rubble ma
.onsJ. and tho whole laid in The best mortar.
The foundations Of elk Of the piers will DO
formed IN the bed Of the river BY throwing
in large stones and eoopscily filling the To-
tersi,ces between them with smaller stonss
This foundation will be raised FROM the bot
tnn Of tho river TO within two feet Of the
surface Of low water. 81 which level the
ranged work will commence One of the
piers will stand upon the tow path Of the
Chcsspcsks aud OHIO Canal. viii be built
hollow and filled with dry rubh.e stone aud
earth. The fonndatioa of this pier will De
of ranged work laid in water cement. and
tie lower course win rsst on puddiing clay
asoa, two feet Ia depth. The thickness Of
The wall. 81 the solid part OF this pier will
be ,ix feet. The six piers In tho river will
he ten feet thick al bottom sRd eight feet ut
top. t~eniy-hse feet high end fifty feet long,
with their ends. both up aud down stream,
Of carved form. resembling tho gothic
arch. The abutments will Do built sgainst
and united 10 the wall between tho Cana
snd Rail Road. II is believed that tho wa
Ter. In which tho piers win 10 founded, will IN
NO case exceed seven feet In depth nj Ne
low stage OF the river, aud for most or the
piers will net be moro than four To FIVE fee,
deep; and that the bed Of tho river At the
si;e Of the bridge, = entirely OF rock. Per-
cons disposed 10 contract for the work will,
OF course, examine the site and jndge Of
thess matters for themselves.
Recommendations for character aud cspa-
city VIII be expected TO accompany the pro-
posals Of such As have not been contractors
on tho works Of tho Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road Company.
No ardent spirits 10 DO uscd on the work.
The subscriber viii attend at llarpen-Fer-
~ on Friday me leth sod Saturday tie i9ih
Of this Nsufh, for Ihs purpose Of giving fur
ther explanation =ad receiving proposals..
BY order Of tho President and Directors
fthe Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Compa-
ny. CASPAR W. WEvER.
September J, 1895.
olice Of the supd'r. OF Grad'n and Masonry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-17
Coffee House a. Hotel.

CAa'is'iewn, y.gsrson Cesniy, IA
Nearly Opposite ss~ Ce~rs ssea-e.
QNHE undersigned. having removed 10 tho
~ above well known Establishment. n cow
prepared 10 accommodate those Of his friends.
and the public in general, who may be disposed
Tn call upon him. Ills TABLE shsll be fur.
uisbed with the best this marke, can afford
Ills BAR -. and shall continue IL be, pie ti-
fully supplied with the best Liquors. Tho
sTABLiNG (Which is extensively Is undergo
ing repairs, and will, IN a few days. be in good
order, and attended by a careful Ostier. ri.
friends and the public may rest assured that
every exertion will be ,ised % givo general sa-
tisfaction.
lie takes this occasion 10 tender has sincerr
thanks for the liberal encouragement: which
he received while he kept public house in
Smithheld, and trusts that through renewed
exertions, attention 90 business, low charges.
and strong desire 10 please, liberal share
az public patronage will be extended TOYS ards
him ia his new situation.
SAMUEL STONE.
August II, ls35.
n. B.-Boarders taken by the week. month,
or year, on reasonable terms. r. :.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-17

AN much In want Of money, and must
- have II. Many Of my old friends and
customers owe me debts OF long standing
l have waited with hem year afaor year,
and still the money seems as far OF a. ever
Now. put the question 10 them, whether
ought 10 wait any longer. Come, frisnds
let Us at least have consultations, and sea
whether ways and means cannot be devised
for obliging me, without distressing your.
selves. Call and pay Up, 10 possible, and
that speedily.
Those whose open accounts are ruppins
on, arc likewise requested TO call and paw m
or give their notes.
JOHN r. COoRus.
sbsphsfdssown, Juiy 80, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-17
.aSIeR's Improved Ee0fens
THRHsHHMd MACHINE.

UFHE subscribers having gsrchssed The
~ fali and exclusive right Of mskiBg. u.s.
ING apd sending. IN tbs Counties Of Frederick
jefferson. and BsFhciey,
Samuel s. .9Hea's 7kresAine .MgcAise.
are noe ready 70 furnish then 70 hose Who
mar apply
Ths Msehire has gained the entire sppro-
baton of ell sbO hsys used Il, o. Wiinsssed
its operation. Il can be propelled either By
enc % Two horses and she h0fss g0esF =
20. completely portable, tisf the whole. rssdy
f0F use, NAY b. easily taken fr0m place 20
place, IN n common light ssg0s with ons
horse. IN trial, made soms Tine since a
Tho farm % John 2. Daisnty, E,q., u thls
county, the above Macbiae. with = single
horse, thfeshsd out i5t bushels wheat 10 80
minutes sod on another oceaspn. n tks
farm Of Nj. Joseph Gibson. . few mites above
Mddlaburg, The sane Aaehine. With two
horses, ihrusbed oct i53 bushels Of wheat ~ s
hours Tbis VS. done wtlh little o. noifaslgss
20 the horses. These trials we're made In
az them experisucsd fsrmsrnj Who 40 raf
hesitsis 10 testify 10 ne great supsrlersfs 81
this, ever 81 olber Mscbines wloss opera
lions have ever bssn exhibited 10 The coun-
~.
These Nsehinss are staple 10 their con.
sirpciioa, dnrsbie AID cheap Ws VII for.
nish them for $40. and lees 4 The cost ein
a 81 justify u.
Ws beg leave - refer persSns disposed 60
purchase 10 Josiah 'ridosil. Esq. Of faeQYisf,
and a. y Poeell, and toho 2. puisnsy. Esq
q i.esd0aa, sh0 hare Wtssssed their tupc.
rior utility 81 Thrssl.ng bgi Immediately a.
ier harvest, = Machine uili be sect 10 each
81 tie aboge named coaniies, Nhen hose
concerned sili have a. opportunity Of seeing
sns iuazing Coz ihtmseives.
HIItAH MeFElcH 4 co.
Mftiebufe. Teetoun County
June {, 1885 III.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-17

Of Jefferson and Frederick Counties.
wv return our sincere acknowledgements
w for the liberal encouragement we have
heretofore received al the Bloomery Mills and
now take the opportunity to inform them, that
10 addition TO the Bloomery Mills, we have
purchased mill on Bullskin, formerly the
property of John Haines,J which has for
some years been occupied by Mr.. Hugh Con-
way, and arc low prepared 10 receive Wheat,
and all kinds Of grain into either Of said Mills
We will, at all times, pay the highest the
market will justify for Wheat, delivered Ia
either Of the Mills. and from our experieuee
as miliers, We do not hesitate III saying that
We are prepared TO do business on such terms
ss cannot fail TO give general satisfaction TO
farmers; aud we invite all those who have
grain 10 dispose Of 10 give Us a call before
making . disposition Of the same. To any
Of our customers that prefer grinding, liberal
advances viii be made. and strict nitention
al ell times paid 10 their business. We have
employed, ut the Bloomcry Mills, q miller
who 10 attentive and understands his business,
and B. Ford will DO very frequently Ia At.
tendance Tor the purpose Of attending 10 the
wishes OF the customers Of that mill, and any
orders left with the miller, in his absence.
will receive due attention. We will alsc
have an attentive miller at the Builskin Mill
and farmers may rely on having their work
done, and business attended 10, In tho very
best manner and n: the shortest notice;-with
this determination, on our part, we leave the
issue 20 Q generous public who have hereto
fore encouraged US and left US no reason 70
doubt continuance Of success.
BENZ. FORD,
DANIEL SNYDER,
A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-17
To thcl Public.
VALLEY HOTEL.
CA~iesfo,ro, J.6trsoa County, Yrginis
dnlg

~ January last, acting a. sgeai for joint
u stock company. opened a
House Of Entertainment,
the Valley Hotel, nearly in the centre of tho
town aforesaid; and having boon patron
lied far beyond my expectations, Q take
this opportunity 10 return my grateful and
very sincere scknow led ments 10 Q gene
reus public, aud Of tho same time assure ira
veilers and others, that I shall not reisI in
my exertions 10 make guests, who may f.
vor me with q call. comfortable. The best
viands and iuxuries the market afords shall
be procured for my table; my osiler UNDER
stands his business; and . shaii not fail to
keep a supply OF hey aud oats. The market
st this time, for all supplies in ny lins. IL
Known TO bs very high. I shall, however,
for the present, make no change In ny u.sal
low charges.
At the commencement, il was my inten-
tion 10 keep literally a"TemPerasee Hotei,'
but for considerations not necessary Dov TO
mention, I have kept and shall csstinue 10
keep the best liquors the country sfords.-
Nevertheless, I hereby pledge myself 10 the
public that there shall DO no infsmpsranes
in q house over which I have control.
have heretofore done business Tor rosdy mo-
ney only, and by doing so, have found reel
prociiy or interest between my patrons saa
myself. I keep no book ct my bar Of this
time, nor shall ever keep one. OF course
no credit will be expected; certainly none
will DO given Under all the circumstances
before stated, ask aud solicit continuance
Of public patronage.
ISAAC N. CARTER.
Charfestown 1t1lr ISlr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-17

81 WISH 70 purchsss q number 81 lktfy
n NsErges gor whish viii pes ne hixh.
sst maskst pFics, 70 cash.
Thoae hasing Negroes 70 dirpoas ~. ual
plsase g give ne 9 call. Letter., Addressed
% ms 81 MS gubiect, sill Be promptly At.
tended %. wM. CROW, IL.
charlesiovr, April 30, ie9s--Iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-17
IN CHANcRRY.


VIRGINIA, To WITS
~ H,flrs holden ~ the Clerk = Oiicc o. TIE Cir.
syii superior Cosirt ~ - sal Casasasy n.
yeiisrsou COuIty, tie Sea Aoadsy L. Juiy,
ls35.
Hstrr Tapssou. esvsuior Of Johs Baker, DE-
eessod. PLnurIrg.
AGAINST
Dsoiri Eafler, cxeeutor ~ Cafhafin. Meter d..
ceased, John 4. Cookies. esseulor sf AsrOa
leseit. dcs'd. Carver Willis, late sheriff 81 LEI.
lsr.oa sgutsy. s.iniinisir1i0s a Robert &. lee.
e.sd. samlirl Resell. Thomas tskehs so,l
Alrssuder AiciJsaaid Dsfsfs
~ CHAEcERY.
Ntftk defendants, samuel Russell and
y htcHsadef Aitllu-ssld, Boi hsyiag ensese,l
their aPpearenee. sad given scearly scsorsiiue 20
ne - a ss.rubiy aEd ihe rules q jds eoslrt
sac q eptesriug % satisfactory esesss tlat thss
30 iahsbiisnis q tis eosiasry Il Is ofssrrs
ibai De sd dofeufants d. appesr here o. fhe
hrsi dlJ ~ a. esxf leras. ant n1swrr ire hill
a Ne pisinfifi sd thai eoyy 81 siis erdcr b.
f0fthsith iaseFfcs ~ snme utssnsfssr pnslislrsi
- Chati~siesH ~ I've nlotsfils ..ssss.isslf. 80
posted - tee fruf.t door a. its esaft-ho,lse ~
tie I'D town q tisarissfoea.
A GorF---Ietfe
R0hERr I. BROWN, CIR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-17
VALUABLE LAND
ToR eAxU.

WISH to dispose % three hundred acres
Of my Jefferson Land; Il being part Of .
larger tract lying on and near Tbs river She
nsndosh, three miles distant ffcm Charlss
Town, sBd not more than seven % eixhl
rom HaFpers-Rerry. About enc third
this tract e heavily clothed with 6se, thirty
timber ne balance cleared, well fenced.
aud "a pretty good state Of cuitivaiion, AZ
least lOc acres thereof being Ueil set IN Gle
veTi The Improvements afe two Dueilisg
Houses two Kitchens, good new Barn. with
siabiiDg and other out houses IN sbundanco
q Is well wstefed, (Esit's Rua. } enc beld
stream, passing through u, besidss having
several never fsiiing springs Of llmestons
water on q, one near each dwelling house
possession may Be had ~ cay time, terms
accommodating. and price low
llsTT1lEW R.4HsOr
Chaslesiovn. Jsfisrson County, Val
March. 10. t835--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-17
Notice 40 Farmers.

THE Subscribers take this method Of in
forming the customers Of the FORD MILL,
and farmers generally, that they have entered
into partnership In the Milling business, lat the
Ford Mills on Shenandoah River. near keyes's
Ferry,) IN the name and under tho firm Of
DANIEL SNYDER s SON, commencing on
the lst day Of the present month, august, J
and that thcy are now ready 10 do business on
such terms ~ cannot fail 10 be satisfactory and
advantageous to farmers. From the advanta-
ges which this mill possesses, in point Of pow
CT and a sufiiciency Of water At all times. a.
also The easy transportation Of Flour from The
door, we arc induced 30 believe that we can
pay as high prices for wheat, Al all times, as
any other millers. Farmers generally will
consult their interest by giving Ils cali when
they are ready 70 dispose Of their wheat. TO
jar old customers we say. that continuance
Of their business will be expected, a. no pains
shaii Be spared IN accommodating them
Those who grind their wheat on toll. and wish
advances, shall BE- accommodated and the
ircable Of sending their four 10 market need
giEc them no uneasibess, a. we viii attend 90
4 AZ any time when they wish Il. hy giving ~
notice thereof Yiaistsr, salt. Gsi1, &c. ke.,
when wanted, will BE- furnished II ooss. A
few days notice previous % the time 4 i
wished, WI BE- necessary.
DAKIEL SNYDER,
DAVID n. SNYDER
Aesftsf N fall n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-17

EANIE ssbssrsser rsspestfuI3g infoTns III.
~ frtsnds afsS the F,feIie geeeraiiy, thsi not.
Sithsiset,aa ~ bss sneaaat b hsspiox -
SsFn, hes ThIf.CnIH0 BueiNEs8 VII ~
soaiiauee 81 nsoef, N ths reafa foraeFiy o.
eqgiee ~ ~ Efsne ~ hag,roen. sieFs ks
~ oe tseaAfqi To- = eeasiaaA1ae ~ clsstors
fo@ his tfieais - tAs publin. fis Fstarus
,Siei sitssiion 20 aaslae.s, - rsoslss f1rthss
fsPPsft
JOINS a. a. REDMAN.
enilhaei, aepi. ~. is1s.--7L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-17
July 20, 1895.


VIRGINIA, TO WIZ:
AZ Rules holden in The Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Superior Cour, Of Law and Chan
Gerry for Jefferson County, the frat Mondsy
in July, 1895:
Bunbury Bennett, PLAmr,rr,
AGAINST
Richard Williams, administrator de bOnis non
with the will annexed Of Saith Slaughter.
decd, and Richard Williams, sdministra-
tor De boRis non Of Hamilton Jefferson,
deed, who was the executor Of Smith
Slaughter, deed, who was the admins
traitor de bonis non Of Mason Bennett,
deed, and Lydia Daniels, exeeutrix, and
John 81. Daniels, executor Of John Dan
iels, deed. and John Bennett, Mason Ben
nett aud William Bennett, Dry,r,.
IN CHANCERY.
'E'HE defendants, Mason Bennett and VIII
liam Bennett, not having entered their sp-
pesrance, aud given security according 10 the
act Of assembly and the rules Of this court
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not Inhabitants Of this country
u is ordered, That the said defendants do
! sPpear here on the first day Of The next term
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and thai
. copy Of this order be forthwith inserted II
come newspaper published in ChsrIestown
for two uonihs successfully, and posted al
the front door Of the court house IN the said
town Of ChasiestoRn.
A Copy-Tesle
ROBERT +. BROWN, CIR.
July 30. 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-17
FJntisssB, vHaELr, Ar
TWO DOLLARS q fifty OTIS

Payable half yearly; Doe TIE DoIrsf'
vii ~ received az paymtnt b. fIil. n PAL
entirely DO advance. Whenever Payment BE-
deferred bsyoni the expiration Of the yssf
interest will b charged
g. Subscriptions for sia nonths. AZ IS. %
BE- paid Invariably n slrsaef.
ADVERTISING
Tie terms q advertising, are o. squsrs 2
OF less, ~, f0t three inssrtiohs-lafgsf Ore
% tic fsne proportion, Zach eoniinusnfe
8 cents pei sqaarc.
o. All I'd rertssenenia not ordered 20
specific tine. win be coniln1ej uaia iof94i
sHd rssrrsi sseovtsgis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-17
w ~. 2. =. y, ". sswTnunT,


fAMk upon she premises IS,
~ q ne subscriber, aomo Y
tisne n June last, red mulsy
cow, with Ella " ne rizkl -.
ear, red except q snail white spoi h ~
forehead, also some spots upon ne baek
ana ~ilh uhiis belly; supposed 10 Be 81
ysars Old. Tie oHner e dosircd % come
lesvsrd, prove property, pay ebsrgss. aad
tska Der away.
JANE TURNER.
shePhDrds,owu, Sept ,. issss-sl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-17
.yeaersom { gM.l.Ioek,u erub.

4NiiE next meeting will con mencs ut the
- Clubs course. two miles from Cherries
town, on Wednesday September 23d, ls3a.
First days purse $500; four mile. and re-
peat.
Second day, purse 5000; tive mile. and
repeat.
After which .weepstakes for } year Odds.
enc mile and repeat. Entrsoee 50 bushsls
Of wheat. Six entries and closed.
Third days purse $780, three miles asd
repeat.
Same day purse CT 500; best ,hrss 10
Eve.
The money will be hung up ST the stand
on each day, ready for the victor.
WM. GROW. Jr.. Tresswer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-17
COUNTY, PrOffucc
NOTICE.

vHNHE undersigned, under several induce
menis. have finally come to the conclu-
sion to close theiF:present sitsation ofbusines s.
as speedily as possible, at this place. They
feel themselves thankfui TO generous public
for their past liberal support, and iD return
offer, for cash. groceries .eKesptcd,) their
entire splendid assortment Of Merchandise,
at COST PRICES. Those who wish 20 avail
themselves OF an opportunity 81 purehasipg
Oood'BarEains, will please call on or before
the 80 Of September next, for on that day va
shall commences disPosing Of our stock oil
goods 1T COST, without fail
We also inform those persons whohaVe IN
settled accounts OF long standing that they
will confer PARTICULAR favor ~ closing tbs
same By note, or liquidsting with cash their
respective accounts
RtcWD & JOS. JOHNSON.
camP-iiili, Harpers-Ferry, Aug 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-17


VIRGINIA. 10 VAR
Asrules .holslsa y Ma cierks One Of 49, CIR
cult Sup<r;or Coort Of lAv cod Ch.so<ry for
Jsssrsss' County, The FRA hesdsy In July.
cAarirs gsar~sn AID Rssss 7. .Brss~. T~s-
s~es IF Hiiaa~ c,svhsd, PIAixnrn,
AGNINsf
Hitsam CtrreksslL Dlsssd "a iSsyskr. Dssnirf
Sssa<r. Jss>pA p -ft<H. Beajarsa Bsi<s s~n- |,
DsrsJ Hssrs1. C.4riaad NJ I1sr;s, George
isier, JsAn .sfssrr. ysaes "A lack, asi-iais-
frafrir IF Robert " lack. decd, Jzsncs
CTxys. jas.. Jsssta NJ B,s.n, jacob .sS.iSr.
Wilsaa .sfeCrass. Hiflam .sStr,eAy, Mr.
EisabefA Qfsn, Bsniasss Redtrsek, Mr.
Si1y .fsra. frvsSncr AZ Csr~irk. Atsry ID
GarnAvi Ssnnei Srissr. B<s,amia fs,si.
Cerard H. nayer. Claries @. Ssrrars. jobs
xensssiy, PA5b n. 1xsssas and yE5lbass n
t;esryv. merrhasfs asi earfners fs'asissx nnsIrr
ne frm Of 1'hsnsos e George, Jses5 Raifx<u
assst chasfrs baiftrB. neyrkanfs and Partners
trading ssd<r fhe frm IF Joce6 q Chorks
Bstf:eh 5ssmas Baifrsif and Phssb BaiIsets.
ssesrhaafs osd furtners frask,sy nsslrr ne frn
II 7Assas = I'bl9p Rafael. T1ernfsn e.
Bradiry. .i6rahan g.s Horn, 7rsrses r.
.oaffkSus and Sansscf Hsbkius Bsrrckanrz and
Partners frsshny Dsdsr ihs frn Of .if,sffAr,rs e
"''A'"'' AID IN sss cisSs NsaEis; p"r'
sy>HE defendants, Philip Z. Thomas and
! William T. George. mcrshants end partners
trading under the 6rrn Of Thouss x George,
Jacob Bsisxeii and Charles fs-ltz-Ii nev~hssis and
partners trading under the hrm al Jseob X Charles
bsitzrii. Thomas B~l,Erii aud Philip B-ltzeil.
merchants and partners trsdisg under the firm of
Thomas and Philip B.iixeii. and Thouss q
M-,ihs~s and Samuel Hopkins, merchants sud
pa - .>ding under the firm Of Matthews &
ttopkin.. -. ewing entered their appearance.
and given security according 90 the act az assem-
bly, snd the rules OF this court, and u appearing
BY ssiisfnetory evidence thai they sre not iuhabt-
acts Of this country; u 10 ordered, thss the said
defendants do sppcsr here on the irxt day OF the
next term, and snsuer the hill OF the pisintiffs;
and that cory OF this order be forth 18th issrrses
in some newspaper Published In Chariestown, for
two mosihs successivsiy. sad pcssrsi u the front
door OF the couft-hoase in the .zid town Of
Cisflest3xn.
A Copy-Te.te,
koRERr T. BROWN. crk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-17
July 90, issi.


VIRGINIA, To Wit:
~ Rules holden in the Clerks Ofiee of the Cir
cult Superior Court OF Law and ChAnesr for
Jefferson County, the fret Mondsy In July,
1855:
James DYneanson and Andrew Hunter. trustee,
for Wall aud Duncansoo. PLAtkrirrs.
AGAINST
Caleb Wall. and Edward 3. Duneansoa. 49, Ty-
son, administrator OF Nathan Shepherd dee Il.
P.Aibisnn, Piaskiu * Co.. yoacs Il Woodward
Albert Roster, Asahei Weston, Jarvis and
Thomsop. John u. Stricken, Morgan 4
Burke, Coskiey & Rochester, Hewaisk q
White. }. K 4. Mood, J. w. Keirie x Son,
CIV. pr~ti. Norris X Beatty. JOHN Potter,
smith X Sharkev. ,. L. Atkinson, T. r. RI
lieott u Co., Johnsfou. Price x Co., Carey K
Wi,hered, John 5. GslisLer, aud - Mantz,
DkFTs,
IN CIANCERY.
sH'HE above named defendants cxecpt John
Potter and John $. Gaiialser, not having enter
cd t'seir appearance, and given seeuriiy accord
Ing 10 the act Of assembly and the rules OF thi,
court; ssd u disappearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants Of this eountry: II il
ordered, That the said defendants do spp~ar here
on the trst day at the nsxt term, aud answer the
bill OF the plaintiffs; and that eopy Of thi, order
lac forthwith Inserted ia some nc SNAPPER pubii,l-
ed in CharIesiown. Cor two months successivriy.
and posted NJ the trout dosr OF the eourt-house
IN the slid town Of Lliasicssosn.
A Copy-Teste.
R0BERT r. BROWN, CTR.
July 20, 1895.
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