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COMMUNICATED.
NOTICE

Inc friends OF the Democratic Republican Party in
e congressional District composed of the counties of
Hanover, ilenrico, New-Kcnt and Charles City, and
the City OF Richmond, requested TO their
Sorthouscs anu election precincts Thursday, the
18th inst in order adopt measures for appointing Dele
gates to the Baltimore COnvcnton-Or for ndng depu
ties 10 the City of Richmond Saturday the 10th inst
to elect Delegates 10 the Baltimore Convention to be hc
at that place the 2Ct instant for the purpose of select
ing candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency
the United States
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BALTIMORE CONVENTION.

The friends of the present Republican Administrator
oil ANDREw JAcKsoN are requested meet at Camphcly
Courthouse next May Court for the purpose of ccctng
delegates to the baltimore Convention, to nominate
candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presdeney-A
full meeting is earnestly solicited
jackson RcpWLlicaas flccollect the -oils.
ed 10 be held the FIRST day OF Superior GoArf
which Is next Monday week for the purpose pf af
pointing delegates The Ballinnse CoaT alton t OBJ.
ject of which, you know, TO nominate candidats Tor
President and Vice President Tor lie Democratic Re-
publican party Tic necessity OF this Just neasure- of
setdeence, on the part OF the Democrats publicans
Is becoming more and more obvious and impvrious eve
ny Day Ihe strenuous and redoubicd efforts that are
being made divide us certainly ougt like tho prcssnre
on an ARCH hut the more 10 strengthen and consolidate
Inc motto that guided the qnins of the Revolution
tumPahty through that portcnous struggle viii ln;,
fa to confer success. if inscribed on our sanners-
giSter." "
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" For; Congress Mr. McComas received majority os
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
"LEEDEsyuLE, Randolph county Va
Our eleeaon'is lpst over give you a short sketch
For CoNcREss.
John J Allen, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A0l
i"seRi Johnston, :. quo
FoR srArE SENATE.
Wm NJ Blown, (Jackson) ..................... 3l8
VIM linn, (Ani,) declined after the Preston cleo.
uon, '...s... .......-... 600
For HocsE DELEGArEg
We had six canddaes--four Jackson. two Antics
VIM MartcneyE (Jackson,) .................. 172
Henry Storms, do, ................. 100
job prisons, d., ........:.. 'T 10
G. MClan, (Ant0 ......................... 81
g. mug GRAY1SS0N c6UNTY--,d DcIY AZ
We received the poll by last evenings mall in the
Wythe ComtI ICuse Argus:
For Hail AS Hopkins Ao2
Blair. 220 Fulton 2GG
pie before the polls opened
The Wythe Argus claims Hail for White, and Blair
for Van Buren-and contradcts what our Corrcspon-
dent has said, viz: that Blair was for White and Hail
for the Baltimore Convention. Now we have received
second Letter, upon tie subject, from Abingdon
which we published on Friday last-whicl says, cm-
phatically-
will correct another mis-statement viii szee the
Wings are circulating, In Grayson, they SAY
you know, wing last year, Except tn {
he supported Rjvcs and Danol as he knew =
ents wouldJ Is tOr the Baltimore Convent
is for White. Now, sir, will tell you
Blair is tor Hebsor, and Hail for Fan n
have from good authority (Nr. Hopkins
arc the Wings to Hhte-wash this part of
believe they would, if Satan were
White wasIhim and all his satellites.
We know, that though Mr. Blair 55 49,
vote fOr Mr.. RiyCs last winter, his WI ~
ed upon. him ior Mr.. Leigh--that he
VcHy last nome MT and chat the only
not boon, fully ascertained, was ID kNH ~
Grays"u.. Every body here was asking How win
B1air OF Grayson vole-and the very first question
which was asked at Washington was, q And how did
Blair Of Grayson voe2'
we discrcdit the statements Of the Wythe Argus NJ
together, because lis whole bespeaks the spirit
OF ;di imPassoncd reckless and indecent faetionist
and m TIC "a place, because in the paper e
we received los evening, protesting 10 announce
as Il White man, and Blair a Van Buren, mai u
elnims HGus If GHes as O White man. Now we rive -
letter from our highly respectable Correspondent from
e'tles county ITSELF which contradcts this statement -
90 Yet ii was said, (remarks Correspondence in
newspaper published in adjoining county, that -
(Wah) and bis competitors had proclaimed for White
lie Is particularly opposed IN ay dirisi0n 1ohotcrfy Of
the pnrty, &c. We know Mr. Watts was a good and
true man, Throughout last winter very different in
deed from MIR Blair, Of GraysoB,
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MARKET May 9TH, 1886
TorAc AUCTION priccs-nerior lurs 81 7Oa 81 90
Heavy snowy lugs 50 20 II s. 40
Mixed cay refused SO 80 q 81 90
Eobstantial snowy leaf 81 n 50 So
Dry rich shipping leaf 80 30 Sl3 80.
Small wuxy manufacturing leaf So 80 a 81
So "A
FrorR-i3oles tlis week s. l-5 50 1.4z.hsla. 20 f
az $3.50.
Corrox- Worth n a ~ cents pei.
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.. y, For Tue E-NQUIRER.
10 me IctS 2? lie Senatorial District GOanpoSed Of tie
Counties IF BrUnSicick, Din1ciidic and Green rI.
FELLOW CIrIzENs The voters in tn, fourth Con.
gressonal District, having chosen me to represent the
sand District. in the House of Representatives of the u
States have in consequence thereof resigned NV scat
as a member of the Senate of Virginia
Inc reason Tor my resignation VIII l doubt not be
deemed sufficient and satisfactory. have acted solely
from sense of duty in withdrawing from vour service
ior the purpose of occupying representative sua
uon elsewhere. l owe you, Fell0w.citizens a debt
which shall never he able cancel would not if
could eXtnguish the obligation which the Kindness and
confidence OF the District manifested my election and
IN the support ofmy political COURSE las imposed mon
me 1t is to me source of pride and Pb.asure and
snail always Keep It's existence in grateful recollection
have thus promptly advised YOU of the vacancy
created by my designations in order that you NAV hoy
ample opportunity Of turning your attention to the secc
uon OF suitable successor. | earnestly hopc that The
OBJECT OF your choice may bring into your service equal
zcaT1 itegrily, and much ability than the hum
bic .ala possGSaf's. 1Sa !anv sspectlully and
Iectlonatcly takes leave, Sena
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southampton E6ction.-We understand that DE- Good
wynn has given Capt. Butts notice of his intention TO
contest the election in this county. We learned from
hghy respectable source Immediately aicpthe election
mat Dr. o was believed to be elected by good votes
we hope 1t may prove SO upon igation-Peters-
burr COnSkeli0tinn
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DEATHS

Died oi bis rcsicrce M The county Noti0way on the 2 u
Nne, Mefthew anderson, ig thQ 10Th year OF biz age.
Died, loo this city, ie Eaec ifo 25 ult JDuate
T. Cnshng, Eq President of Hampton sydaey Csierc Va 10
nfod in Tbs city on c Ilursny previous. with bis famig
low stage Of con'umpon nieodnf 20 Further South for hc
NETS Ol 81 hrnh but Saturday.
journey, o eNpted about ocock hglgh Snid
Sitg D.
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NIARRIAGEa

Married ThUfsd, The April at Vauciusc Amelia y
e Rev Pnkt tatley Berkeley, Richmond ~ Lacy. Eco Net
k,nt 90 ,iiss Ellen, eldest duecr of Alrs Soah Lane
Married at Cnw iofda Thursday ui hy the Rev
Septnus Tustun M Nathaniel Gcemo Noh, ono OF ihe g5p
Of Tie virginia Free fcs" Miss Mary Morrow Worngton
deushel ct Roan Wofmgon, E 400 Of Charoston JctisJr
county. Va.
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NJ p maiofIly. no
Ezfrae1 Of L<0ey from Hs

Eztrart If L10cy from Me
NoHrn WEST, April 80.
. WesterR pirgitia has done its duty in the main
4 Wings and Whites are done up with US Morgan
A&0uted Wilson in the Monongaa District horsc
z md Dragons Johnson has pushed Allen in the
son District to the girth, but you may expect Allen
re.elecicdnot because his district is against the
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pepper Argued BY Harrison for the appellant by Ira
vers Daniel for the appellee by Harrison in reply
Saturday. FEB. a.
GootTtet VS.. Enthusiastically peal from u decree Of the
Stanord for the appellant by Harrison Tor the appellee
and by Stanard i'm reply.
WESTERN COURT CASES
DdSon's heirs VS.. DaggS-Petition for supersedeas.
hH " DOtsOa Ryoa-Petition of appeal Re-
fused.
COURT OF APPEALS
Mondsy, FcJ. o.
Goo'rih VS.. Observation-Disclosures continued by
Harrison for appellee.
Tuesday I%J 10.
ColgiR VS.. Hcniey-Airmed
Green vs. Buebner'S ad.-Affirmed.
1h0rntOR'S ad. UinStonS ad.-Peti,ion for appeal
Allowed
Dupee Southqate-Rc -dockctcd upon motion of
Wren, Scrgt Committee ad Ne and renewed in his
name.
late Superior Court of Chancery at Richmond. Argu-
ed by Claiborne for the Appellant by Lyons for the Ap
pcllec.
WcdneSday, Feb II.
Gootrid vs. Acknowledgements concluded by
Stanard, for the appellant
Green vs. -Supersedeas TO the Judgment of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law, for Cupepor. Argued
by Stanard for the Appellant
Thursday, EcLyHory ~
Richardson VS.. ChriStiGn- Reversed
BdnericOrth VS.. EHiS--Reversed
ErSiias VS.. Henry, &c.-Rule awarded.
Green VS.. ASh6y-Argued by Lyons, for the Appellee
Friday, February ID.
Green vs. .4ShJy-Argumcnt concluded by Stanard
for the Appellant
lfiater VS. UUtiamSonS-ReverseG, and bill dismissed
TO Minter.
Satwddy, FEB. a.
TenRant Pduom-A ppeal from decree of the lote
Superior Court of Chancery Fcdericksburg-Argued
by Lawrence Berry, for the appellant
La..a..S ca: vs. Cdshemdn-Dismssed agreed.
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w Nash John G. Porter, Henry l.. Hopkins, and Mi.
chacl X. Murray, appointed By the meeting the
Delegates TO attend the Said Convention. And, upon
motion, the meeting then adjourned, Sine dee.
MICHAEL X. MURRAY Chairman.
NAPOLEON LocKErr, Secretary
May 4th 1895
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER
TO THE PEOPLE OF HALIFAX

On the evening of our election some twenty or thirty
NoterS Oh lne county organized meeting, and deter
mined to call full meeting of the Administration Party
Of the county, at the Courtlousc Tuesday the 18th
OF May for he purpose IF toking to consideration the
expectancy ~ sending Doiog0te, Delegates To The
Bauiinore Contention. full meeting is desirable and
is hoped that all who conveniently attend will do
so, by ] o'clock. A. NJ The Convention is to assemble
some time during the present month five design send
ing Delegate, we have time to lose But whether
we determine to be or not it is desirable that
we meet and express general views relation to the
next election of President and Vice President Those
who have honestly supported this Administration be-
cause they have honestly approved its leading measures,
will clearly perceive il they will look the present state
and tendency of parties that TO prevent division i'm the
Republican ranks, is matter of much importance
than the success of individual candidate for the Pre-
sldency II must be apparent TO ALL tina, if the Admit
nsiratioD Party be much divided they will be defeated
no matter who may be the President Who doubt
tspiisle, IS those who have stood By and supported.
drew Jsekson are to be sPpanted by t,osc who have so
bitterly opposed h.mf lei US not be deceived. We
have many opponrns amongst us who profess to be OBJ
posed to the Bank, and opposed to the Administration
D' IiaS 1ner hostility to the Administration is their
stronger passion. In order %. rid of the Rank
not only necessary to declare against Itrvcn r0ting
against it, is not enough. For If we are To have no M
tona Bank some other financial system must be adopt-
ed Here are Andrew Jackson and his friends deter
mined to against any and every National Bank what
ever Their object is, TO do every thing within the scope
OF e cohsthtionai powers to destroy all precxts for
establishing any such institution. Here are many enc
mes OF The Administration, protesting N be much OPP
posed TO the Bank rs Gen Jacksonbut they hos
tile to the Administration party that they Will not unite
with them in any practicable plan for the fiscal
concerns of the Government. They act with the Bank
party in every thing, in voting for the e-charter
Tbey efficiently aid the Bank and the Bank party bv
wag1g war OF determination against the great body
Of lie Ant Bank party But, why reason about the
matter must be plain, Intelligent and honest men
of all parties that if the Jackson party be divided
and defeated he Bank party will prevail no matter
who may be President. Let every honest Democrat
look the prospect 6etore us Let theoretical differ
amongst ourseSSs be what they may, let us de
termne to resist the wild SSIcmcs of Federalism and
Notification. Let 20 for aid with that party which
has supported this Admins. iaiion-and resisted the
Bank and the CoaitioIl-pnd let go for that man
next President who will t. most likely unite i'm
his support, the bulk ofthe DemPSatc party.
A VOTER OF HALIFAX.
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NOTICE

mere wiz Be ,9eeijng of the democratic Republican
party at Halifax Court House, on Of nc At month
gMay for The purpose of taking consdcrSroa the
Propricty OF sending Delegate Delegates to tbs
Baltimore Convention Prompt attendance is earnestly
socitodthn full and fair expression Of their Sc nt-
Snts and opinions may he Qsccrinned
ONE OF rHE. pEOPIE
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DVIJ
me the result of our election has been
The vote very thin one-ony S53-of which
ColeSueived majority of 279--J. b. Darlington" and
Il. c. Coleman to the House OF Delegates, without OPP
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ediately ditccled
been, Edward Il.
san suitable resO-
1 the Court, Nom
e on to morrow 10
!. inihn ani.l nrlcI.
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C,.'' ~ %
MIR Decamps addressed the people; and said in sub
stance, that
alt was incumbent on him 10 announce himself as a
candidate for the House of Delegates He had not
sought the stations but had yielded to the solicitations
many OF ms friends lie said, lac did solicit the suf
iages of e people, for any local considerations but
gentlemen, do solicit your 9otcs and cxpect trm on
the grounds that have always felt and acted u,itb ,
party which supported the doctrines of Jefferson Mad
son and Jackson while my opponent has one Of the
beest reviiers of the latter of these gentlemen lie
SAID nc was orator and accustomed to public sneak
ing; but that # elected he would his constituents
to the best Of his abilities"
FAUQUIER ELECTION.
we have the great satisfaction being able
me elccuon OF Dromgooe, (Rcpublican) for Congress
over Gholson Wing. and late member. OF Craig Rep
for Congress over " 5re (Whg) and late member Of
Carr (sepubliean }or Senate Of Virginia. over Cooke
III = . MEL I o5a$2sa1 1y%' Ss
IS beaten 1853 votes by Republican This intel.
hgenee exceeds most sanguine anticipations:-W
also are enabled to swell ibis list of Democratic tri-
hHPhs o the glad dings from FaGquier In that
~ the Wings last Spring, succeeded by heavy MAORI
W and was boldly stated that her Democratic Repre-
sentare in the Senate of VIRGINIA did moi fairly
sent his district From the suboincd statement il viii
be seen that he has majority in the county Of Fauqucr
even, making his minority heavy in his district
VI the Delegates 1t will be- that Smith, Republican
Is rst returncd-that Marshall Wing, is next returned
beating Hickerson, Rcp twenty votes who has deter.
mined to contest blarsha election The election last.
Cd three days and was animated in the highest degree
--CWPeper G0zche.
MONONGALIA.
ron rHE sENArE-Francis Blllingsly (lep) about 900
w. G. Brown, (lIep.) do. 400
1t IS said Billingsey is elected in the District (Which
IS composed Of Preston, Randolph and MonougaiaJ by
about - votes WIN u linn, (Whig) declined before
Randolph and Monongalia voted.
messrs Wiley and Morgan, reelected Tor Monongalia
Inc votes follows
William j. Wiley nScpJ 9t3
stephen H. Morgan (Rep.) COZ
Joseph A. Harrison (RcbJ 552
Thomas $. Raymond, (Whg) 40s
Caieo lansy, (BepO 2J1
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Totals 3Is

l9tais, "io 23I J0l =
-" For Congress Mr.: McComas received majority os
ahout3uJ oyer Gen smith Comas election certain
RANDOLPH COUNTY
"LEEDEsyuLE, Randolph county Va
Our eleeson'is ipst over. give you a short sketch
of the result
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-20
Winchester, June 90, 1855,
VIRGINIA. TO WIT /.

At rules holden in The Clerks Office
y'the Circuit Superior Court of
Lao and Choncery, for the Coun.
ty Of Hampshire, on The first Mon.
day an June, 1885.
John B. White, admir-, of James Hop
kins, decd, plaintiff, against
Okey Johnson, Samuel Cockerill, John
Snyder, Charles L. Snyder, Alonzo
Wel'on and Harriet his wife, late
Harriet Snyder, Samuel C. Snyder,
William V. Snyder, Jonathan Car.
Isle and Elizabeth his wife, late E.
lizabeth Snyder, the said John,
Charles L., Harriet, William ", Sa.
muel c., & Elz beth, being children
and distributes and egatees, of Dr.
John Snyder, decd. and said Samu-
ell c. Snyder as executor of Lelitia
Snyder, decd. and James M. Hop.
kins, William Hopkins, Ann Hop
kius, surviving children of James
Hopkins. decd, A. Reigarl Hopkins,
Horace Hoplans, Emily w. Hop
kins, childrth Of George Ross Hop.
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All. woman--in this world of ours,

"Ah woman--in this world of ours,
What gift can be compared to thee
How slow would drag life's weary hours,
Though mans proud brow were bound
with flowers.
And his the wealth of land and sea,
Ifdestined to exist alone,
And meier call woman's heart his own"
MARRIED, on Thursday the 18th inst
Mr.. DANIEL CREsAp to Miss REBEccA
McCARTY, daughter of Edward McCar-
ty, Esq.--all of Allegany county. Md.
May this COUPLE live to the good old
age of Mathusalah in The exquisite en-
joyment of matrimony's choicest felici-
ties. fCoMM.
On Wednesday last, by the Rev. Fl.
Louthan, MIR. Robert Thompson, to
Miss Zulemma Taylor, daughter of
Mr.. Thomas Taylor, all of,his county.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

At rules holden in the Clerks Office
fthe County Court Of Hampshire e,
the first Monday IN June, 1885.
William Vance, plaintiff, against
John Collins and Mary his wife, Hem
ry Powelson, Daniel Mclaughlin,
administrator de bouis non with the
will annexed of Daniel Mclaughlin,
decd, Benz amin Mclaughlin, Eliz.
abelh Chapman, widow of William
Chapman, deed, late Elizabeth Me-
Laughlin, Daniel Mclaughlin, Will
liam Mclaughlin and Anna Nc
Laughliu, the said Mary, Benjamin,
Elizabeth, Daniel, William and An.
ma, being children Of Daniel Nc
Laughlin, Decd, defendants,
in CHANCERY.
The defendants John CoIljas and
Mary his wife, Henry Powelson, Ben
jamin Mclaughlin, Elizabeth Chap.
man, Daniel Mclaughlin and William
Mclaughlin, not ha0ing entered their
appearance and gioen security accord
ing to the act Of assembly and the rules
Ithis court; and it appearing By sat.
isfactory Evidence that they are not
inhabitants Of this country: 1t is or
dered, that the SAID defendants do APP.
pear here on the 1st day Of The neat
terra and anSwer the biH of The
the Plaintiff; and thet a copy of
this order be .5ortAwitA inserted in
some newspaper published in Romney,
for too months successfully, and that
another copy be posted al the front
door Of the ourt-house Of the said
county Of Hampshire.
Il copy-1sste,
JOHN B. WHITE, c. H. C.
June IS, 1885.
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THE MARKETS.
Flour in Alexandra, Sc IS
6 in Baltimore, 6 25
VIRGINIA. TO WIT /:

At rules holden an the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Superior Court of
Laao and Chancery, for the Coun-
ty Of Hampshire, on the first Mon.
day an June, 1885.
Samuel Cockerill, plaintiff, against
James M. Hopkins, William Hopkins,
Ann Hopkins, children Of James
Hopkins, decd, and A. Reigart
Hopkins, Horace Hopkins & Emily
w. Hopkins, grand children of said
James Hopkins, dec'd., by George
Ross Hopkins, decd, a son of said
James Hopkins, decd, and James
Hopkins, Washington Hopkins,
Phoebe Hopkins, EmeIine Hopkins,
Mary F. Hopkins & Ann Hopkins,
also grand children of James Hop.
kins, dec'd., by Washington Hop
kins, also son ofsaiG James Hop
kins, Decd, heirs and distributes Of
said James Hopkins, Decd, and 9TH
ers defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants the said heirs and dis
tributes ofJames Hopkins, Decd, not
having entered their appearance & Civ.
en- security according to the act Of AS.
sembly and the rules of this court; and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this
country II is ordered, That the said
defendants do appear here on the 1st
day of the next term, and answer the
bill and amended bill Of the Plaintiff I;
and that a copy of this order be forth.
With inserted in some newspaper pub,
lished in Romney, for two months sue
cessively,and that another copy be post.
ed at the front door of the court house Of
the said county of Hampshire.
A copy-Teste.
JOHN B. WHITE, C. H. c.
June l5, 1885.
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kins, Decd, who was another Of the
children Of said James Hopkins,
decd, James Hopkins, Washington
Hopkins, Emeline Hopkins, Phoebe
Hopkins, Mary F. Hopkins and
Ann Hopkins, children Of Washing
ton Hopkins, decd, who was anolh-
er oflhe children of said James Hop
kins, Decd, defendants,
in CHANCERY.
The defendants John Snyder, Charles
L. Snyder, AIonzo Welton and Har-
riet bis wife, Elizabeth Carlisle, Wilt
am V. Snyder, James NJ. Hopkins,
William Hopkins, Anna Hopkins, A.
Reigart Hopkins, Horace Hopkins,
Emily w. Hopkins, James Hop.
kins, Washington Hopkins, Emeline
Hopkins, Phoebe Hopkins, Mary
F. Hopkins and Ann Hopkins, chill
dren of Washington Hopkins, decd,
who was another of the children
Of said James Hopkins, decd, not
having entered their appearance and
given security according 10 the act
Of assembly aud the rules ofthis court;
& it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants Of this
country: 1t is ordered, That the said
defendants do appear here on the Isl
day Of the next term, and answer the
bill aud amended and supplemental
bill of the Plaintiff +; and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Ronney.
for two months successfully, and that
another copy be posted at the f,onl
door OF the courthouse of the said
county OF Hampshire. A copy-Teste.
JOHN B. WHITE, C. H.c.
June Is, 1885.