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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23

VETERINARIAN rules held IN the Clerks office oI'
circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chaucery for pau
FORA county the I'd day of February, ls35-Nelson sag
m OF Laurstoh H. Sale, dec Ptf against Robert ~
Bnrks, Russell Dawson, and John H. Norman aJmr oil
' Ca AM Dawson, dec. Dcft..--In Cbancery
me defendants Robert ii Burks. and Russell Dawson
o' naFhg entered their appearance and given secnfy
according to the act OF Assembly and the rules OF H'.
ourt, and IT appearing by satisfactory evidence he
'hey are not Inhabitants of this comuopw ath. II "
ordered. that they do appear here day OF inc
LEX .ern ana answer the plaintiffs bill that this oIo
oe inserted IN some newspaper published in Lynchoa.
Copy-Teste los WILSON, CIk
March IL
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Feb. 81

EFlRGlNla-At rules held Clerks office o tho
e Circuit superior Court of Law and Chancery ft Bed
ford chhnty, the 2d day Of February, le35 william T.
CanphcI & Thomas Campbell, merchants and partner.
trading under the style and firm of William Cnmplel
rfs. against john Donghe,ty, William A. Hardy aud
James Elliott, Drlts-iu ChauCery.
The defendant John Doughcrty not having entered h.
appearance and given security, according the Of
Assembly and the rules of this Court appearing BY
satisfactory evdsucc that he an ul,bilau, Ofs
Commonwealth Its ordered that he do appear here
the first day Of the term and answer the plaintiff.
bill, that this order be asserted come newspaper pub.
shed IA Nuchhurr, for wo months succcsS,el, and pu
ted at the front door Of the court house OF hi. couL
some court day.
Copy-TcStc,
JOS. WILSON, Clerk
March 10 vom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23
500 REV ARD.
b . ANYWAY from the subscriber, about the
MO loh of January last, negro nam named
CKfAREE

~ 4 u ~ - rs
who calls himself Charles Jordan, aged about 90
years. AT the same time, his brother named Billy
went oft, but has heen taken up IN Rockbridsc
and returned TO me, and Charles is still going a,
large. The subscriber viii give reward of One
Hundred Dollars to any person who will nppre-
bend and deliver him TO her. in the town OF Lynch
burg, If he be taken out of this State, or $50
If taken WITHIN the State Charles is very bch
muIaito hair very straight, sh'rp features, and on
hist sight, might be mistaken for a white man He
is about hive feet four or six inches high, ordinary
stature, and had on, when he left here, a common
cans suit of clothes, gray coat and brown panta-
oons, white hat, &c. |, is supposed he may be urk-
ing about in Rockbrdse or Abcmalle where he
was raised, and has many relations It's prob bile
he may have endeavo,ed to gain the Pennsylvania
orOhio line. The last heard Of him. was tina, he
was seen on his way TO S,aunton.
CHRISTIANA TODD.
$'TThc Lexington Union and charlottesville
Advocate will omit my former advertisements and
publish the foregoing III the place Of it. c. I.
Feb 5 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23

w it'iNlA AT rules held the Clerks Oihce of t
circuit superior Court of Law and Chancery lh
neuiofd county, the I'd day of March, Ie3j.WIliam
ithnson fit against Thomas Stew art Patrick Hix Mat
new rae. Lewis Cooper Hiram e. Ratbburn aud Iuz'
MS "lie John Holiday and Batlena his wife, Mlly I'f'
rson Jcers Board and Sally h WIFE John Harrison,
nom"nd Pate smithson H. Davis, Trza Stewart Joseph
ayhe admr OF Josiah Harrison, decd, Chiswel Dabnv
'ohn bullock, james Bullock Paul Jones' William ballcA
ne fcsden Directors Co, of the Farmers hanN Of Nr
T,nia' franeis Board Ann Bailey and Susanna D. paSr
Dclts-ln Chancery.
ihe defendant Susanna s. DAVIS. not having en-
eted her appearance and given security according 10 e
ctol Assembly, and the rules of this court ana !. p
pcahe oy factory evidence that she IS not an 'huu
n's OF TINS Commonwealth It, is ordered, that she 40 al
pear mere on the first day of the next term ana an
"er the bills of the plaintiff that this order be inserted IL
some newspaper published in Lyuchburg, for two mon'
successfully and posted at the front door OF the court
mousse oil tins county, on some court day. ,
- Copy-Testc, JO+. WILSON, C!k'
March l2 WIN
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"A Court held for Bedford county, the COURTHOUSE
go tie 2ith day of February, lS34-Danie l.. ftec
,Secnor OF Robert Price, decease ed and Garnet Lee @
,IVra his wife late Evira Thorp plaintiffs against hOs
MIer, and William Thorp, defendants.-ln Chancery' I,
oh the motion of the defendants by counst and for
canse shewn, 1t Is ordered that unless the plaintiffs sa
give new bond and security for tho prosecution oil 1no
Injunction within thirty days after they shall have peSn
served with copy of this order, fby publication ats
panel H. Price, in the Vrginan paper published 10 tn
towh OF Lynchburg, and personal notice. as to the eh
pantih Elvra Lee late Eyra Thorp, that this injunction
tahd Dissolved, rs act of this day
ACopy-Testc,
Ro. c. MITCHELL, C. RC
March On
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Brown French Linen, Fancy mixed ana Striped
Drillings,
Blk. and White Ginghams Striped and Checked
do,
Chambray and Colorcd Cambrc,,
Plain and Twilled Yellow Nankeens
Ladies White English Silk Hose do Gloves,
DO Black do do Gloves, Gents Cold.
Silk do
German Osnaburgs, Buckram and Sail Duck
a and 4 Brown Shr,inss, 3 4, A and 81
Beached d.
Beached Scotch Osnaburgs, Bed Ticking and 4
Dover Shee,ing
Together with many other seasonahe Goods.
They expect to receive by the Ship J, fferson,
from Liverpool to City Point in the course of 10 or
20 days, COT which we have received invoice) a
large assortment of tho following ar icles, viz ::
Grape Camlets, black and assortc co'ors Merinos
for Genllemens summer wear, West Of England
fine blue and black Cloths, checked Muslins, Jaco.
nets, Cambrics, Bombazettes, Circnssians, Prncet-
tas black and assorted colors fancy wi tie and Lon.
don printed Drillings do do Cuttings, fancy
checked GInghams, do str ped and discharged
do 81 fancy printed and chiniz Muslins which
when received they will advertise more generally.
Persons dealing in this mail et are respectfully in
vi,cd to call and look at their goods
F. Fl. & Co
Opposite the Virginian Office.
April IS
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n I Court of quarterly SESSION. Continued and held
49, For the county of Campbell the out house, there
o. on the day of March 1888 Bernard Ruckcr and
Polly his wifi, " His D. Elliott ard Patty his wife
Nancy Hay aud William w. ninwldic, administrator Of
Robert Russell deceased, Complanants az siu. jane
Russell, William Russell, Thomas Cock, administrator Of
Pleasant Russell and David Russell, deceased. Det,,-Ia
CHauccry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-06

the offence aud shall he punished by fine or mprison
nlent or both, Ia the discretion of the Court.
"SterfON = II shall be tile duty Of the Executive of
TINS state whenever a communication shall be made
to hun by the Executive OF any other of the United
States setting forth that citizen of this State has been
engaged IN polishing circulating in any such State
amy writing or picture the manifest tendency whereof
shall he 10 10 xcc rebellion r
"rciv con'pti among the slaves of such STATE trans
mt such communication, with all proos accompanying
the same To- the District Attorney of the County whore
such citizens shall reside and il shall be the duty of said
District Attorney, L. lay such comnu ncation before Nh.
grand jury winch shall be summoned in said Coun-
W aud IT shall be- the duty of such grand jury toxanc
snch COMMUNICATIONS and proofs anl IL they shall find
hrrcupon upon additional violence that such citizen
has been engaged since the passing this act in publ h
my or circulating either personally by agent with.
III s''ch other State any such writing picture, they
shall return To the court before which such grand ury
was snnnonrd and thereupon such court shall take or
der Tor the arrest safe custody, forthcoming said CT
zen aud the Executive of this State is authorized upon
ton, to cause such citizen be AMI deliver
cd up IN like manner is provided case Of furtyes
from justice from any other State"
For ourown parts. we objection in all The Suites
passing law Ter putting down any plot apt which
may be made within each Of it's borders for the
peace, and exciting Instruction, sinister move
ent within The limits Of any other sister State This il
due II county, courtesy nehbOriy feeling and
feeling iioni one State to another In this Conederacy
OF States, the whole matter may be cds1s onissus
congress may have eitctual power put down such
at'ePis-ihe States may not legislate beyond their
own limits What remains. For each State To
Tor each other, what it do for tcl-in matters
which the Law of Nations would one
>aic u do FOR an thcr If the North would desire uch
law from the SOUTH we are sure tieSouth would
reiuse- Then, IN case where the danger is imminent
and so directly threatening the vital interests of the
South viii not the North assist in putting down the
Oonspiraiors vino hnd refuge in her jurisdiction? If
pubic opinon--if restrictions social Intercourse
existing laws will not suffice will they no, adopt ne "
iaws-and ex;inguish the evil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-06
THE PiEBaLD COALITION

Mr. Niles deprccaies the of the AboIitioniss-
lie says that ultraism the side is perpetualy
getting II on the other. the chcie being nnrtured Jy nd
parry sPtrn and contends that 'it will require The best
talents by the country to quiet The feelings which they
disclose The only man, perhaps, that may attempt it,
Is HENRY CLAY But will that abused MAN make the
attempt WW he Peoptc support lam ia dS-Aye lciLl
ne, and cU Hcy fall into the measure Mons rerro,s
oil the Baltimore Patriot States that thc People in haD
section OF the country appear to be in favor of Cen
Harrison for the Presidency and b. W. Leigh for the
Vice Presidency Virginia is not to be caugh by this
bait,
The Lynchburg yirginian seems to be posed by In.
Presidential question. He thinks that all the present
candidates may be induced 10 withdraw Well, what
then' Whl their separate friends unite upon the one
VINO may be selected To run against Mr. V. b.? The
Virgnlln doubts it-And besides hone could ono be- Sc
the difficulties in the way of concentration of opinion
and action upon any candidate that he despairs Of
seeing IT affected at all land yet in the very next
BREATH the Virgnan does not nevertheless despair al
dJeGt'ng blr v b. What is his hope? OH the ma.
n9uvre OF an election by the House OF Represent
We believe that majority Of the people opposed
To himthat consequently, he will receive neither ma
Jorty OF the electoral votes, the of majority
OF the Staes-hat, consequently, although he may be
stronger than either Of the ind viduals who have
oeen named as his opponents both before the people aud
IN me House, yet that SecOnd choice either OF them
VIII be enabled in the final result before the House OF
Representatives by whom the election will be made
less concentration shall be effected defeat him For
ourselves we do not believe that the People will
To transfer the election the House of
land that Judge Mclean right in his exceptions 1,
nus obnoxious proposition. So the People
IL, That we believe, many of them will consent 60 take
hr " H. as their second choice, rafher Man send the
Election TO the House, which may saddle them with
where the contest will be decided by intrigue, manage
ment and corruption.
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DEATHS

eu Yesterday morning, in the If bis ...
usr iong rfotracted snngs In his diving bon, La cS;ns
a. molly confidence and tranquility which became one VII ld ~
oiuieiieo " Esrnity His
n, m Setssnd ais funeral this morning o'clock
e,-
, " Austin Gentry in the 25h year e leaving
j. % large circle of Iieus her loss
- no. inc ihd"n Of tho author Of
oy OF QUO SO deservedy DEAR eulose hcr al e Of
u que gus ne can declare, and he vic
liz . support nun in tho asertion exemplary
seldom
oason 10 The latest gasp, bidding friends WHO stood around
love TO those who absent - 1919 ~ F''se"' NV
Atee,lon long shall hover o. her urn,
hnd faithful fiendslp the 20, ~ -. rn,,-c
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MARRIAGES.

Married on MeInesdny evening, of sepober 1sa, M
Hn Daniel Witt Col. John Foster to Miss EIizahc, ~
1glet oil Capt Paschal c.. Iegha OF Prince Edar5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-06

40. PARTNERSHlP.-Ber Peyton having ,ass
" en- into co-pariDerslip Mr.. THOMAS ]. DEAN
the General Commission Business heretofore carried on
by him in this city will hereafter be conducted under
the firm Of PEYTON s. DEAN, who respectfully so.
lici share of the public patronage.
Richmond August ! 1885. EFT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-06

The persons holding snbscrp on papers Tor making n
survey OF this road requested collect the amount
a. ie next Louisa Court, and deposit it in Che Bank of
virginia, TO The credit Of Moncurc Robinson, Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-06
.M1ss3cRr.

IfoSfCRE.
rae Orig Louisa arrived Norfolk or
non i''oersa-and brings the following account OF
Massacre winch has been perperated by the native ne
groes on the infant settlement of Port Cresson:
.> "EDISA, June 18th, 1885.
Nathaniel Brandcr, Esq
Dear Sir:-i sorry To inform YOU of the dreadful
CIRCUMSTANCE, which ook place tho night of the lOt
inst Ming Joe Harris has taken armed force over
To Fort Cresson aud Killed and wounded about Eighteen
persons We are at present ia state of war; If Won
can get any volunteers Ia down, you viii confer
great favor on an unprotected people We hi side
OF the river are in state OF defence enough 10 defend
Ourselves IN small way hu, only one barrel of
powder on hand at present
"" more but remain yours, respectfully
m WM. l.. WEAVER"
The Liberia Herald Of July 3lst, states that Hos
uics are still kept up between the interior tribes and
hosc nhabtng the sea coast, between this place and
cape Mount. However they may disagree on sonc
points, they To be agreed one that they will not
RISK te issue on any thing like general engagement
Many motives concur TO determine their conduct this
particular; and their unconqucrablc aversion being
found IN front of loaded muske is no doubt one of the
n'osi powerful They have idea of dying by ball.
when any means or cxpedens be devised To pre-,
vent it - - ~
volunteers had been sent from Liberia TO the relief OF
Ednn subsequent letter states the number killed at
- IN addition TO who have since died OF their
wounds.
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B B. J. J. WWonsnAN, }
e e. n Z, W yr,aS.sav se9rs'a,ies.

No.. . CoMMONTcaTED
Sept. 30th, 1885. '-0uSs'
he following Preamble and Resolution was adopted
ana Inc clerk directed To furnish copy for publication
In ile newspapers of the city Of Richmond
Wherens, t9e subject Of Abolition agitatcd by certain
societies and individuals TO the North has excited The
attention and drawn forth the Just dispLeosre of the
southern States, we, as Religious body deem it expe-
ueht 10 express our sentiments reference TO this sub
ject: Therefore, ~ ~
Heso'eed asHenfnroasiy That view with feelings of
deep regret and decided misrepresentation the course which
has been pursued by the Northern Abotonsts ns being
calculated IN our esteem, to excite discomfort nd nsub
ordination among the slaves destroy the peace of the
community and even TO injure tho interests of those or
whose weha'i these misguided profess to be Ia
boring.
80, ANDREW BRoADDUs, Moderator.
JAMES c. CRANE, Clerk.
BROAD ROCK FALL. RACES-oeer the Tree. Nm
Course.
FOURTH ,na sseepsake for three years old-one
me heats-enrancc one hundred dollars
isham Puckeits S by Timoleon D o
VIM K. Johnson's b. f. by Charles o q
o. +. Hare's b f. by Tonson .
john lleths f by Charles
9TH, Pan W. '' S, N'A' osi
Mr. Hehs fly ran restve and tried to bolt the whole
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-06

NOTICE TO CARPENTERS -Fho Richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac ail-Koad Company,
wish to employ workmeD 70 execute the Carpenters
work Of l3 miles Of RAILROAD superstruciure The
highest pficesby The day or job will be given
Workmcn also wanted for tle construction Of Rail.
Road Cars
The building oftwo Lattice Bridges will Likewise be
contracted for.
rs the work must soon be commenced md vigorously
prosecuted, Immediate application sinvited.
j. ". HOPKINS
Prin. 8sst Enriaeer
Richmond September 18TH 1895 rs
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a. qdsertiseoent omitted ,eU eppe9r IL osJ me1s.

ri Office 10 CoHtraetoyS and Ea0ineers --Thc Upper
Appotnattox Company wish TO contract, forthwith
Tor the building of number of Dams and Locks on The
river, beginning at or near Farmvillc They also wish
TO contract with competent Engineer TO project md SUI
perinlend tie work They also wish 10 contract for the
sperntendence and erection Of Sluce or Juitees
from Fafmviile to Planters Town The locks and dams
will De- Of stone and timber Persons wishing TO con.
tract for any part of the work, Engineers will
please make application to The subscribers al Fsrmvilc
THOS. a. MORTON
NATHB. b. VENABT,E.
JAMES MADISON
September % 40-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-06

Inc y Star asks, when was "Andrcw Jackson the
,f'en1 merchants: The Globe replies by pointing to
the Ia millions Of dollars which Denmark F,ance Ma
pies and SPAIN have stipulated pay fr spoliotons on
COR comparative more dian one hundred thousand dol
lars pesdes, which he has obtained from Purtugalthe
new commercial treaties which he has made with Great
Bfiain, Turkey Siam aud other nations-tie suppress
SION OF piracy on both sides the Gobehe curilinents
o tne farm the abatement of Tonnage duties &c &C.
which he has contributed 10 effect
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19

WNTENDiNC TO leave The State, . oasr for
y ssle to FARN st-os Sikh live. eoa-
tasosag 3t3 seFes Of iassssoes lad. Os,elv
Purchases Of AabTose Craseg, Esq Iyisg
aPoa IAs H@sa rad fro@ NiaeAsstsr D.
4 hsrissiSsn. betwess woods tavern sd
the Nests tiguss. aaa wIihsn fsv kas4Fsa
yards q ths Winehsstsr ssd Poto7se Kali
Rssa1
rAs early eoapist,oa - tbs Foa3. sAich
90 - q. ogsrstsos ~ iess tksn tssivs rsoaths,
= ~ eQGestrss sat1sncs eunsst-rabiy lands
hstA ~ nssf q, op~ssng tiFers sst specify
ccuaaszs usfaes sIth ths aaitsaaors aarkst -
7 ~ fsr. :. ees ~ tss best n ne ssiEhbot.
$500. e. ggies u.uderats. So tsrus seeoa-
s-,asi.,x o. sst soid basors 81 aspsftlss
q stn ~ eass1 sc tsrm 81 yesr
hsts 49, - ssie. . qaa1gisy q pefsonsl
pfefrrty a sssry dssfFtbsisa. ssosg shieh
are Gnssss ss,aahas Sssfi hofsss. Ehy hss4 q
stssk csitis. . ssa.b<F - sassR so Stock
taxs siss Dsz9 esssAsi, ~ esss. = esaetitg q
cora s.a re. torsih~r shA e. he iaPis-
uesaas 80 teeis gss-rsiiy $50 - ferRtsE.
slsch - usxu.s esris pios1ria. Hs-
TAIgFA An WAsiItNGTON.
Ne. %. ls1t-M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19

VIRGINIA, TO uITs
Al Relies holden IN the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry for Jeaersoa County, The hrst Moo
dsy 10 January, t535.
Ne. T.. Hsatc. PLaINriFr,
AGAINST
Ges-Rs n. Clrreg. .shcA1ei Fslev. Jaaars y
Wage. Nancy lSisrkes. .fissairsraeysF ssafA
M s5H aHs> red II Wa iNsrkey. did, and
JsartA Starry. .fsUEist' a'sr de bosis no,,
ut6 ~ 81 aHssxef Of ne cad ~. !Slfrisy.
skr'd. DryGHsASls,
~ CtIANCERY
1NNIIE defspdsnt. GeOfgs 3. Carroll, DOL
n hsViag sstsFod Ais appearance, aad gives
security according 70 TIE set Of assembly
and shs ruies = the court; and " sppsaring
By saisfae tory evidence thst he y noi an ~
babitaht Of this eountry. n - ordered. Thal
ne ssj defendant DO sPysaf here o. ths
first day q he bsxt terra, and answer The
bill Of ths plsintId, SD lhat = eODy q Ina
order b. fsrtbWilh asserted % soas sev sps-
psF published ~ ChsrisstosR, fof sonth.
saeesss,vsly, ard posted a. he fFvas do0T ol
he court house. 10 lhe SAD toWn q Charles
towp. A eo6y--Tests,
ROBEHT T. nROWF, Clsyk
Jsa IS, ls15.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19
ron 0Ax.1,
ARA o HOUSES 49,
ssis LOTS. Ea
LOTS.

YHvHE Go sitsAtsd In chsFlsstovn, On
u the MAie Street, eoasidsred the nosi
plesssns situstios IN sah town. u has TIVE
large rooms below aad sir above, ineiudins
tive well 6sishsd spartmenis In The garrett.
On ne saas lot s1jeising. b . log 4 ling
house, eeataisiag two Rooms also. psariy
adjoioing. coavssisns WarvAouss; Q good
stsbls. situated % oas corner Of the let aaA
n aiisy issdias fre1 The main % the back
street, ALA belongs 70 said property.
Any psrsoa desirisg pleasant ssd heal
hAy sssldsses win Ind The above named
Aosse ssd lot worth purchasing. The other,
Rev In he eeevpsaoy % MF. Thomas Linens,
p sit1stsd @ Liberty street, opposite one Of
The bsas wells % water In iovs. This
Aoass b TIVE stories hiEA, eoasainine four
roo@s, two below anA he same above stairs.
With stable ed seoks-kSuss bslossing he
EAstsn = bee asaoeg he largest and richest
Dots h ChaFissiown. TIE property viii b
cold ImAedisaeiy, and possessisa given d.
Ssetly TO The krSe @eoti0aod Houso and lot !;
tho other viii b usseeupisd the fret day Of
April. SALLY D. BRiscoG.
MARY MANNING.
Pee terms apply 10 3. ID. BRIsCOE, hv-
iag n sAsphsrtssovs. lfnes sold as private
sale. they viii bs cold a public sale On Moo
day the lisa o. March oext, (bsisg CeaSt
Aag)
MARY MANNING
Jna. -, l63S-eE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19
RV.N.RW.RE

KAyAs e0mmntsd 70 The lad q isasr-
w 500 County. oA the Is aay - No
VembsF, Negfo Aaa sapssd Sill. sha
ssys be ESCAPED froa George kspAsft, q
Maryland tie formerly belonged o. san uel
Lsrus. - Frsdsrisk Cosaty. "a. $40 sssid
him 20 Thomas Daris. q iisgsrstswn. SCI
negro = sbout p ysafs ~ age. 5 feet - :
isehss hsEh, is q dssk eospts a -. ahd -
seaf ovsf hs Fight eye sd oes 81 Ass lsh
hard. Tbs ewssg !. requested % se-os fer
yafd, prove his property. SO Fay charges.
OtheFuIsa said ruaaWsy utii ~ dsspossd u
~ ne las directs. w.. &C. GnsesGs.
SoT -, 1884. gsstsy gsFsyssa &
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19
VIRGINIA, TO VII:

VIRGINIA, TO VII:
AZ Rsles ho,des 10 The Clerks ofies Of The
Circuit saper,or Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry fo5 Jefferson County. the fret Monday
ta Jsnuary, is35;
Dsvid Ovstsrn, PLAMrtrv,
AGAINST
Dsrsi Hsyesvd, siAisisirs ior Of -6uEud Ovs-
te~p, iesssseS. sad Leonard SsLisr, sad TAsss-
% y. BsyNn. DsyExDAsrs,
IN CHA:CERY.
HytiE defendant David Hay ward not hsv-
u ing catered HE appearance. and given
security seeordiog To the sct Of asse mbiy aud
the rules Of this court; sod e appearing By
satisfactory evidence thst be 10 not On inhsb-
liant Of tins country; q " ordered, That the
sad defendant do sppear here on the seventh
day Of The neat term. aud answer the bill Of
the plaintiff; and that . copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted 10 Sumo newspaper
published in chsrIestswn. for two month,
successfully. and posted ct the front door OF
the eourt-bea,e IN The said toxn Of Charles
town. A Copy-Teste.
ROBERT r. BROWN, CLDk.
January -, 1895.