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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12
2 UBITC s AZ. e.

FENHE subscriber intending to migrate
n to the west, will sell at public sale
at bis residence on Mill Creek, on the
the farm belonging TO the heirs of John
Gray, decd, about equi distant from Bun
kershill and Garardsiown, on Friday the
Goth March, (inst) all his personal proper
ty consisting 10 part of
Valuable draugM Horses, Brood
Mares and Colts, some Of
aehich are of good blood,
Mich Cors, and
stock Cattle, some good Sheep,
Farming Utensils such as Bdrshear
and double shorel Ploughs,
HarrolcS, Patent
Wind NIL, aud common do, Pat
ent Cutting Boa, Household
and Kitchen Furniture,
and many other articles not necessary 10
par'icularize in an advertisement
| will also offer at the same time 10 or
rs acres Of wheat and about 10 acres of
rye now growing in the ground. Terms Of
Sate.-Six months credit on all sums Of S.
and upwards ny the purchaser giving
bond with approved security, under that
sum cash, and no property to be removed
until the terms of sale are complied with.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock.
WILLIAM I. TABLER.
March IL, lS35-td
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12
IT. zl N 2 z. Z NJ 8 . U e c.
.A,S.ADI Ny,

The next session of this Seminary will
commence on Monday next. the 10th day
of March, and close in August. The board
oftrustees earnestly request Of those pa
rents and guardians who intend TO send
scholars for the next session, to give in
formation TO the Secretary of the board,
of their intention on or before that day.
The trustees desire it TO be understood
by those who feel interested in the sup
port and continuance of this useful insttu-
ton, that the future tce!fas, and perhaps,
existence, of the school depends upon a
compliance with this requisition.
The school will be continued under the
management Of Mr.. WHANN, in whose
abilities and diligence, the trustees have
undated confidence.
BY order Of the Board.
JOHN STROTHER, Sec'iy.
March IL, lS35.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12

When this message was read 10 the
Uouse. we learn for we were not presently
that the Chairman of the Committee OIL
Conference, (Mr. Canlbreieng,) said be
had not taken, or should not take, the re
sponsibilIty representing the Report Of the
two Committees, on account Oh the Iate
ness of the hour, or the thinness oil the
House--or for both reasons-adding, also,
that he was himself against the Report.
Therefore. Mr. LEWIS, the Dextna on
the Committee, made report Of the con
currence OF the two Committees. The sub
;ect yeas thus again before the House ;
and az 10 what then ensued, for the next
hour or two. as we did not see it, we Will
not venture 10 describe IL from hearsay.
we learn, however, that the cenate, nav.
Ing waited sGA a good while logger 10
hcpes of hearing from the house, and mo-
hearing, sent still another message, IN
forming the house, that they, the senate
had no further business before them. no
answer coming TO this message. the senate,
after waiting a considerable time longer,
and bearing nothing from the bill, finally
adjourned and the bill, therefore, is at
terty lost.
We have time for no more--nor splfi.s
for any more-at present. though It will
be our duty to state, hereafter. other
things which we have heard and believe
respecting the causes Of the loss oil these
essential measures.
The attendance Of Senators was remark
able. the whole evening. as II bad been
the day and night previous. A little be
fore IL O'Clock. the last night, forty 81,
Senators answered to their names, and tbs
remaining two we're in their seats the min
ute afterwards, 50 that every Senator was
at bis post TO the last moment Such
thing has probably never occurred before
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12
TRUST SAFE OF LAND.

EbY Virtue of deed of trust executed
ED by George Hawke and Mary bis wife
to the Undersigned for the purpose of Sc
curing the payment ola debt due to Mar
garet Hawke as therein stated we will sell
the land in said trrst deed described on
the fourth day of April next, on the prem.
ises for cash. This land adjoins The lands
formerly belonging to William Porterfield
Conrad Strihglers and land sold by Hawke
TO Weaver in Berkeley County, and is
said to contain ninety acres and one rood,
ELISHA BOYD,
PHIL. G.. PENDLETON.
March 10, lSS5-td
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12
PUBLIC SALE.

FEsHE subscriber intending 10 discontin.
Il NC farming will sell at public sale on
Wednesday the 25th of March, at the
Smoke Town Farm, about three and
bali miles from Martinsburg, all his per.
sonal property consisting Of
Work Horses, Brood 1Iares and
Coils, JIi!ch CotcS, and
young Cattle, abom so head
Of Hogs, 30 head Of Sheep, t,co
Wind Nils, one Threshiag Machine,
Ploughs, Harroaos, one set Black.
smiths Tools, Nth a number
Of other articles requisite for farming.
Also, 240 acres Of Grain in the ground.
Terms. Nine months credit will be
given on all sums over dollars the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved secnri,
~, under that sum, Cash
JAMES BROWN.
March 10, 1886
O. will also Hire three Negro Men.
and . Girls, privately from the LIST April,
until LIST OF January. J. b.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12
CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS
IN THIS DISTRICT.
JoHN r.. Cooke, of Frederick, nom.
mated by convention.
EDWARD Lucas, Of Jefferson, is al.
so nominated by a convention.
TR UST SALE.


Ely virtue Of deed Of trust, exec
LIB to the undersigned, dy James Sloan
and wife, bearing dste November I, 1927.
for the purpose Of securing the payment
Of certain sum of money therein men.
toned, due to John G.. Wilson Admir- of
Samuel X. Wilson, decd and duly recor-
ded in The Clerks office Of the County
court Of Berkeley, shall proceed TO sell
before The Court House door 10 Martins
burg on Monday the 18th Of April 1885,
being court day, to the highest bidder, sos
ACRES Of Timber land situate 10 the said
County of Berkeley and lying on both
sides Of Brush Greek, the pack horse road
passing through it, with a Saw mill and
Dwelling house near The middle of said
;:,,d. The terms Of sale will be one third
il cash. ,ro birds in equal payments at
10 and "a months va: interest, and the
purchaser viii be required TO secure the
deferred payments by deed of trust on
the premises Such title as is vested in
the undersigned, as trustee, which IS be-
lieved TO be indispatable, will be made 70
the purchaser
WILLIAM MASLIN, Trustee.
March ~, .S35--ts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12

Mr.. Clay 'useu up Tug
Branches en aaasse, IN bis speech on
Mr.. Calhoun's Patronage bill, He has
in his more recent public life, exhibit
ed the possession OF the most cutting
sarcasm, in degree not inferior to ms
other great and eminentqualltles. Inc
correspondent Of the Baltimore Patrl-
Of describes the scene. The admins.
tratioa Senators appear to cover as a
covey Of partridges, when real blue
tailed hawk is on the 'Virlg ana IN view.
Immortal Clay! Who wo1!'4 exchange
his position for that of the posseasor OF
power acquired without desert, ana
used without moderation i-R. Wing.
"He was very severe in his home
thrusts upon Buchanan, Shepley, and
Wright--to the former he was parti-
cularly attentive, in his illusions TO
Democracy, and in his descriptions of
| the arrogant pretensIons to inherent u
sovereign power which had been set
up by the friends Of the present adml-
nistration. He regretted that the Hon.
Senator from Pennsylvania, after spen-
ding some time IN a diplomatic capa.
city at the court Of the sternest Auto
crat of Europe, and having seen the
| institutions of that country, It's seriS,
and its sIavish minions of arbitrary
power, station that he filled so ably
and so creditably-shoul1 have return
ed to his own native land and having
sgotten himself into the Senate should
in the very first speech of any length
that he had offered, have indicated
the inherent sovereign executive pow
err of the President ofthe United States.
1t was u most calling appeal, and Bu-
chanan apparently was not insenslble
TO its intention or its justice.
Nor was he less severe upon Wright.
The changes that he rang upon the
unfortunate inherent power, which
that Senator let out like Benton's
throne the other day. at length goad-
ded Wright to take the floor for the
purpose of retracting his words and
making an explanation "a Ia Adams.
Indeed, under the searching illusions,
the burning sarcasms, the direct re-
Dukes, and pointed hints and inuendoes
of the Western Orator, there was per-
ceivable no little 1uttering among the
wounded pigeons. Wright and Tall
madgc drew their chairs close to each
other, administered mutual consola-
ton by contact. Buchanan was con-
fused, embarrassed, and unhappy
Mr.. Rugges was as active as fish,
but fdgetty as that fish out of water,
while ShepIey was constrainedly mat
tentive to the progress of the debate.
Benton is pledged to support the bill,
having committed himself in 1926, but
he does not keep his seat, and may
perhaps be out oft at the taking ofthe
question at the third, as he was at the
second reading. Isaac Hill affected
to read newspapers through his eye
glass, with his feet sprawling, & occa-
sionally looking up to give horribly the
CHASTITY smile 'tor which he is SO dis
tinguished.' Even the Vice President
left the chair, and sauntered out of the
Hall and Felix Grundy took notes.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12
SALE AT AUCTION.

THE Undersigned, trustee in a deed Of
trust executed by John Faris for the ben
eft of Isaac s. Lauck, will sell on Friday
the eth of the present month, at The
house in which the said John Faris now
lives, in the town of Martinsburg, all the
personal property of the said Faris con.
veyed by said deed and consisting in part
Of the following:
Three Horses, one Cor, tvo ten plate
Stores d Pipe, Three sets Cabinet
MAKERS Bench Tools, one Turning
Lathe, about 1000 feet Of Lumber,
Plank and Seantzing, together pith
Walnut and Cherry Secretaries, Ma.
hogany front, Cherry and Walnut
Bureaus, Acorn Bedsteads, Walnut
dining Tables, Breaktast Table,
Corner Cupboard, Walnut and Pom.
lar Safes, Cherry Work Stands,
Candle Stand, Walnut end Tables,
and tco Cradles-ALL New Work.
Also, Beds, Bedding, Chairs, Pots,
hettfes, dc. and a quantity of Pork
About Is or 90 bushels Corn. 25 or
80 bushels Of Oats, / Wheel6ayro,s
Ctocer Hay, and some other articles
a credit of three months NAV be nod
on all sums above dollars, The pnrcba.
ser giving bond with good security with
interest from date. va"
JOHN STROTHER, Trustee.
March IL, 1ss5-td '''''
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12
From the U. s. Telegraph.
THE POST OFFICE REFORM Bill


The Senate at the previous session had.
through committee so far Investigated
the condition Of the Department as TO as.
certain the necessity oil thorough and
radical reform. With this view its com.
mittee continued their investigation dur
ing the recess, which led 10 the exposure
of the maiadminlstraiion not to say the
srossest corruption. and resulted in the
unanimous adoption of the bill which, at
an early period was sent TO the House;
and its passage through that body, was
supposed TO be rendered the more certain
by the fact that a committee appointed by
the House, constituted of the friends of
the Department and the partisans OF the
Administration had most reluctantly arrl-
we'd at the same conclusion. The necessi
ty of reform was admitted by ail--no one,
friend or opponent entertained a doubt,
either as to the existence of abuses or the
necessity ofreforming them.
Wherefore then did the House in which
the opposition were prepared 10 unite with
the bill, permit If to lie over among the
unfinished business ? The party in power
is the party which profits by the existing
abuses. We give striking Illustration -
James, Reside Is contractor, who, I'M
der the present system. received hun
dreds of thousands of dollars by way Of
extra allowances. He held bis head quar-
ters al Philadelphia Col. Watmough was
a member of Congress whom the Admins
tration were DESTROYS 10 supercede. We
have heard, and we believe it can be veri
fed. that conversing with the President
upon this subject, Reside. asked how
many votes would accomplish the pur-
pose? The President replied. "sx hun.
dred" lam good, said Reside, for eight
hundred On the day of election and be
fore. Resides horses, stages, omnbuses
and hacks were put in requsitlon. and the
break water, the rail roads, and other pub
lie works in the neisbborhood, supplied
the voters-Watmoush's majority was re.
versed, and Reside rode express from
Philadelphia TO Washington to. celebrate
the victory, and did celebate it with the
President in the Executive mansion. The
present organization Of the Department
enables the Executive TO purchase such
service and TO reward it, Can any one
doubt the reasoa why the Post Office Bill
was smotaered in the house Of representa-
tives?
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12

War or Peace.-The question is now
frequently put, do you think that there
will be war with France? What we
think is Of much less consequence than
what the government thinks. IL we are
to credit private letters, the speeches OF
members of Congress, the correspondence
Of the u. =. Minister at Paris, and what
we learn of the letters from the Secreta-
RES TO public officers along the coast, we
should think that there would be war, and
that the government could not see how
war is TO be avoided; but if we were to
take The situation of the legitimate means
OF offence and defence, as criterion of
Judgment, we should say that government
was calculating on the ar:iva! of the mil
lenium. We hear Of no orders to finish
forthwith the ships Of war on the stocks
and under cover, which will require from
four to nine months for completion
Many Of the ships Of our very limited navy
lie at the wharves, half water logged and
worm eaten, and will require ov, rhaulng
from keel 10 capstaln, before they can be
sent to sea. Cor forts along the coast are
IN dllapidated state, and within very
short time a rendezvous, opened in Phila
been closed, and the same course has been
adopted in other ports.
lfwar is at hand, ifthere is but speck
IN the distant horizon which the better in
formed eye Of the government can discern,
why this delay? Why do we await the
arrival of a French fleet at our doors, be
fore we commence to barricade? Why is
our dispersed commerce left the prey of
an enemyP Why, when French fleet
is absolutely on the coast, between the
United States and St. Domingo, does the
government linger, il there is the most re
mote chance for WARP 1t is always easier
to follow up u we'll directed blow, than TO
recover from fierce assault
In war il is "the first step which counts"
and that step, if war is at hand, must
with our nation be retrosade, unless by
chance. II. s. Gas.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12
S@sA C14NTS REV ARD AND
~ O TIT a MIS-

Il p N away from the subscriber in JULY
y u last an indented boy, by the name Of
Amos Wolff Said boy is about 10 or is
years OF age. and was bound TO mo BY his
father ihe above reward will be paid
ior ms apprehension, and all persons are
forbid harnotIng or giving him employ.
nent as shah prosecute such persons 10
the extent Of the law.
March IL, 1858,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

I'm pursuance of deed of Trust from
a. Henry Bowers jr. now on record in
Berkeley County, will, on Friday the
Goth March. sell at public auction at the
residence of said Henry Bowers ir. on
Mrs. II. L. Morgan's fam near the Swan
Pond, all the personal property of said
Bowers, consisting of Horses, Cattle, Hogs,
Sheep, Wagons, Pionghs, SC, and of sun.
dry articles ef
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12

LARGE CARGo.--The Savannah Geor-
gian of Wednesday last says: T" The Br
ship Wakefield, Capt. Armstrong, clear
ed yesterday for Liverpool with cargo
OF 2097 bales Upland Cotton. valued at
Sll0,436 &C."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12
aoUsIi1ZoxD AVID ,,errcurnr
RNTT rrTs w.

,n,,e e.1 q. !" sa'c'- -,or all sums of SIS and
smr"s VIC me oash will be required, for all
sums oser ave dollars credit Of six
months Wal be allowed. the purchaser e.
wing BOND with approved security.
JOHN L. COOKCS Trustee.
March 10. Is35-td
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12

Making IN average estimate Of u 60
per rcam.
Moses Grant. The largest dealerin paper
in The CITY Of Boston, valued the several
samples OF paper, as shown him BY the
cotnmiftee. as folluwss
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12

T-g- We are obliged TO omit several interesting
articles intended for this days paper to make
room for our advertising friends, whose favors
are always thankfully received.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12

Making a difference Of S5,623 1914
ITO be continued
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05

YYlRGINlA.-At rute, held ~ ttr tic,k'- Of
the Circui Superior Court Of Law and CHANGER, i't
the county oi Buckne Monday III" 1t day "f De
cembcf, ISL 1au ice Ian. I'd Ben in T..
Sctngg., iants aud rn'tne's uaii uner the a N
Of Lnghorne aud Scruggs, Plaintiff, agans, II.
Inucs and II irIie his wife, Dahrl Iimiie.Ion AMI
Elizabeth ii. W.T., y iam II rpor, Liuicbery Hntdn,.
aud his ,lant children, LitIlc-rrv aud rhoaas,
George Harper. Lucy Ii,rper, samuel Harper, l.ayina
arper. Martha Harper, and Kebccca Harper, mud Thorn
". Bondurant a,nr. OF Sdmie liar ,er, decd. Defs.
IN Chancery.
appearance aud given security according 10 the act al A..
semhly aud the rules afthis court aud appearing by
actry evidence That he is not tnhaant of this
~; II Is ordered that the SAD absent defend mt d1appcar
hare the frs, uay of Tho Apii term, aud
the bill Of tho plaintiff, and that copy of this order be
forthwith .ertrd paper published til.
owunlvuc burg for months ely. and poste,
al the front 20, afthc no Cf Thu county.
ACopy-reste, X. ELDklnGE, Ex.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05

V'NGlNiA AT rules held ~ theCic'ks Once of Tue
NJ Circuit Superior Court of Law aud thancery Tor
eaord county, the LIST day Of December, iSa.-Wiiam
Ne'twicl Ir PITT against Walker G. Merweher. former
aan,f oil famerianc w. w Davies, dee. Odn III Clay
asp OF Samuel B. Davies dec. thoma> Sale, late h'fh
prd and in that character late tho admir- OF lniner
,i e !" W. DIVES dec, Henry !. Davie- IN MS avn
nsn'ahd present admir- Of said 7. w. w navesicc Jane
Ives las A. MerNeher aud Ezehett his wfe,'a'e En-
xn Davis, Catharne A., George W., Henry, Ann,
~.
The defendant Walker G. Merweho-, not having en-
appe france, aud given security according TO he
c'o' assembly and tho rules Of this court aud IL a.
ny satisfactory evidcnce that he Is not an inhao-
" .hs Commonwealth 1t IL ordered, that he 40 APP
ral mere on the first day Of the next term, and a'i'
% Tue Plaintiffs hill, that this order be inserted ~
sumo newspaper published in ynchhurg for two months
esss.ey, aud posted the trout door OF tho court
u'o OF this Conn y, some court day
ACopy-Testc, JOS. WILSON CIR.
Jan. 5 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05

TSlRGINIA-At rules held IN tho C!"rk's "ilce Of tn
" Circnt Superior Cuutt If Law aud Chance for Bed
ford county the 81 day Of N"vc uhcr, -3i-Am. w
Watts PITT against joseph w Scott John w Scott, 1t
abela Glenn Mary Watts, Edmund Waii-, Jun u. Muir
rel Edmund Hern1on, Wm. HELM, Danici Brown. llemy
Davis, Temple Gwathnoy, Achilles NJ. Ilayth aud Joel
Rowland, Defls--ln thancery.
Tie defendant Daniel ,rown, not having entered ms
appearance aud given security according the act nf
Assembly, aud rules of this Court aud 1ppe by
satisfactory evidences that he not uhabItan al this
uenwsillh Iii ordered, that he do appear
first ,ay OF the term, aud plaintiffs
hi that this ORDER be Inserted snapper pub.
ltsd l.yuchhurg. mouth, succe-svel,, aud pos-
ted the front door of te house oil this
some Court day.
ACopy-Teste,
JOS WILSON elk.
jan w2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05

T1iKGtNlA.-At Rules hoId il IN: ''t@'s inc 81
the Circuit superior t"ort OF Law aud ma"
Gerry for Bedford county. tho lI day of December, ir3i
Henry Brow1 pc against Pe"c 're w ute, "rmeriy fc-
neope Tavio aud adnx with the viii annexed OF Asup
Ta,or dec, Joseph White Elijah Mi cheli VIM. Angel,
WIN Ray Robert Ross aud Susanna his wife, Deits
IN Chaherry.
:, The Defendant Elijah Mitchell, not having entered
france gyoa security according the net ofAs
,emby tho rules ofs aud appearing by sati>'
factory evidence that he 10 not nhabtant of this Com-
monwealth Il is ordered that he do appear here on
Inc hrnday Of the term, answer the plaintiffs hi
hat this order BIO inserted in newspaper
IN lynchbnrg succsssivcly and posted at
the front door of tho house this county on 'omo
court day.
copy-Teste, JOS. WILSON, GIN
JAIL WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05

vRRGiNIA AT rules heid in tue 'sO,ce OIL the
" C,,cuit Superior Court Of Law aud chancery oi
Franklin Coun'y, the list day Of December, ira-Johu
smith aud John w. aewci, surviving ra'tncrs of them
,.ss aud VIM smith, rch.uls aud partners,
;og under tho .iy,e and firm of Smith Baswc 4 Co Pts
sgan.t Il ebert Ilarston and Elizabeth his wife, Samuel
Iairston Jr, aud Ro, ri r. Gods Trustee. Tor The mid
nohert ,son, Samuel Iairsion, Sen. Henry T. I'd
,way Peter IIaston, Robert y. Wood> in his right
RurweIl c. Keats, VIM y. Williams, Joshua H. e B,,wn,
JIepy Dilard uswrli Pc, james u. Renwick. Zadock
Dcruard aud Samuel H. Woods. Dots.
The defendant JOSHUA r. G. Brown mt having entered
nj, anp.aranee and given security according tho
A,,nby aud the rules of tins court, and IT appearing
nv evidence that he j. not nhatant al
biscomnonweoth q, moti,u of the Plaintiff, IL l.
de,e that the said defendant do appear here III" FIRST
Mon Law Alarci aud answer the plantlls' bill
md that copy Of thu, order he for hwih published
he IyDchburg eina, t two months successfully md
uoed at tho door of the court house OF sald
on some day
copy-reste NJ G.. CARPER, D. c.
Der WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05

F." 'onrt held f. Nelson county at tho court
W muse IN Monday the 22i day "c December, 1871
r., "Aphflrk, Pm. agan.t ihonl> 7 Bailoy and
oahI'se Fiznat'ck, nens.-i" e ancory.
hin mutton ofthe Plaintiff, b, con,sei, who filed his
Mor "ppearing 10 the -ati>acI"n of the court thai
tb,ehnant, Thomas r. Bailey no, an ,niaitant Of
con-, "'hweath, aud without the r,sdiction of this
- IS ordered, that he do appear here On tie fourth
TIT ana 'tch meyi. and answer the bill ofthe plain
in H. ''' copy Of this order be forthwith, inserted
/" me hynchhurg V,rsin,an far two month. success,
oCha another copy thereof posted ~ the frontd door
And i, mouse If This cnnni,, some court day
,her orde cd thai tho dciendrn,, Breckenridge
d, os nc res,ra'"ei from paying or ohefwse
now VI any m'nies, goods. other effects, "hich he
ionpn W winch may hereafter into h,- hands he
Tsns TO- or whicn NAV belong 10 tho said u afendani
.ul lac, ncv l." the amount ofthrco hundred dollars,
and me Plaintiffs demand, aud the further order
eIthls court, concerning tho same.
Jan. s"Nopy-Tesse, SP. GARLAND, elk,
-" w2m