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heSSfS Elisha Mills aud Zaii0n Boothe partners 6g he
style Of Bo0tte &. Mills

11S" "'tS NH 1allNOH I'0OlHt, p0TtlcfS Gy lie
style Of B00tte &. Mills:
TM7AKE NOTICE that the 25th day of uoust ne xt
n atthe Tavern house of John VIM in Fuyanna
county, State of Virginia, shall proceed to take the
deposition ofJohn H. Cooke; and the eth day of tho
same month"; at Wilmington, at the Tavern of Basil M
Jones, in said county and State, shall proceed 10 take
the deposition of said Basil Nj Jones and Others the
taking OF all which, shall commence at o'clock f.
NJ and finish for the day at sunset and continue from
day to day until completed: all of which are to be read
as evidence in suit depending, and undetermined
IN the Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
said county, wherein Plaintiff and you arc De.
iendants-when and where you attend, il you
please. JESSE BOWIES.
July IL. 2l-wIw
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NJ ~ ANCERY-VIRGINIA.--At Court held Gcr
n Prince Edward County. May the 10TH 1885:
Henry Tucker, Daniel Nj. Tucker and Rebecca Tuck.
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WSTASHlNGTON GLASS WORKs.--Tbis csta.
w blshment, devoted exclusively 10 the manufac.
ture Of Window Glass having passed into the hands of the
Of September next. The best materials and workmen viii
be provided, aud especial will bc taken 20 improve
The quality oiihe Glass to promote which object as far
practicable salutary alterations have been nade in tie
system hitherto pursued Orders from dealers in the ar
ticlc shall receive prompt and becoming attention De.
tailed tables Of prices may be obtained on application
r leTms WI be- as liberal az atany other similar
factory in the United states
Address LEWIS JOHNSON s. co.
Washington City, July ~. 22-st
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Lyucbburg. July 10, 1885.

EiPPbE q JACKSON, Cqrsers, Caders. and
BY LO0king Glass MaanJeeVrers, iate IF Ncle YOrL-
Respectfully inform tie citizens Of Richmond and Man
chester and the public generally that they have COM
mcnccd The above business in all its various branches
compiling IN part, carving in wood such as house fur
niufc also in marble, stone and aabaster; gliding on
ron lead, plaster, &c, &c
Mcssrs ID. & }. will make and gld 10 order, az the
shortest notice. all kinds Of looking glasses picture
frames, &c, &c, IN neat ond durable manner; also
bed and window c3rnices Brackets &C. Of the latcst
fashion, and most superior workmanship.
nP Old Fiaincs re-gilt and Paintings and Prints
ccanscd and vanished, thoroughly appear new
Ccntrc-Piccss and Corniccs Of Plaster Of Paris
beautiful manner.
Their establishment is on Main street centre Of the
square opposite Mr. Doshcrs Carriage manufactory.
and I'd door above t. Duhain's Confectionery.
June 30. 1G-wlws
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Sn DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from tic
CIV subscribers Saw Mill, on Wynns creek Hall.
fax, Va negro man called Presley. Presley is ap.
parcnty about 30 years of age well built complexion
quite dark and considerably above the middle size about
feet, or 10 inches high, pretty good rough carpen.
ter, and good hand at almost any kind of abour
When spoken to, his delivery is slow, and as there is
nothing peculiar IN his appearance, recocccd any fur
Their description is unnecessary There * scar on one
OF his legs or knees believe 1t probable that lie may
he linking on some boats between Weldon and Milton ~
% or else, some suppose, he is making his way for
the State OF Ohio, other free State a Reward
of twenty-five dollars VIII be paid if the named
slave is taken within fifty miles of this place and fifty
dollars if taken and delivered the subscriber at any
distance exceeding hundred miles.
ALEX. CUNNINGHAM
CunInsham's Store, n. c., July 10, 1895. l0-St
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HWIOODLAWN FOR SALE.-The subscriber is
w DESTROYS TO sell his Farm lying Apponattox
In the upper part of Chesterfield county on both sides
OF the road, immediately at Goodies Bridge about thir-
y miles from Richmond, and the same distance from
Petersburg; containing between $50 and 500 acres
nearly 300 of low grounds small portion of which 10
yet to clear about 200 of the high land in woods
well tmbeTed, the whole of which is prime tobacco land
The quality of the land is fully equal TO any in t.
neIghbohood, the situation handsome and the improve
ments good The body Of the dwelling house is 80
by 20 feet, two stories high with two Is feet WINGS
making II good rooms all Of which are well finished
besides which there are good closets with all the
necessary out housesan ice house that never fails 10
keep ice, orchard Of about $50 trees with 30 differ.
ent kinds of choice apples The whole Of this tract of
land is probably better watcred than any tract of the
same size in this section of the country -There
are more than 20 good springs it, and they are SO
situated, that no spot the land is more than quar-.
ter OF a mile from a good using spring. The Farm is
now cultivated under the four shift stem about 20
of the low grounds well situated for standing pasture
and Is first rate grass and about 90 Of the hall
land is well SET iii clover The whole of the low land is
hcky set with white clover, and the largest portion
1t so situated that ordinary ireshcs may easily be kept
out by danmng and trunks which has already been done
And although, have not had sufficient trial vet am
entirely certain of success there is nothing but back
water 70 keep out, and no stream running through it e.
ccpt what arises from the springs.
should like To sell with the land. the whole of nv
stock ofeyery descrp utensils furniture
including my crop, and will give possession in time TO
seed crop of wheat this Fall Persons DISPOSED 10 mr.
chase, are invited to view the growing crop in July and
August
further description Of the land and terms of sale
viii be given by application to my son, u S. Wool.
dridge, O Manchester, the subscriber living on the
PROMISES SPENCER WOOLDR1DGE.
July IL. 9f-,yfr
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n ~ CHANCERY-VIRcisIA rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Ciancery for the county of Amelia for the month
VIM. Il towlett and Mary A. II. n. his wife, Pitts.
luee newman late guardian of Mary a. II ~ Nor
gam Hodjah Meade administrator de 6onis nan If No
ses Mitchell, deceased, George MITCHELL and Jesse
Mitchell, infant children Of said Moses and Timotbv
" Haiiaghan, Defendants.
The defendant, George Mitchell, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to tho Act
OF assembly and the rules of this Court and il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an nnltant
OF thus Commonwealth; as ordcyed, that said defend
ant oapPcar here on the first day Of the next October
term OF tiis Court and answer the bill Of the plaintiff;
and thaa copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper, published in tc city Of Richmond for
two months, excessively, at the front door of the
Court house Of this county
Copy Tcste, JOHN TONNES LEIGH.
June ~. fl1--wSwl Ok Acs e.
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an CHANCERY-ViRoiSIA. Gooculand Circuit
1895: ' AP''''
Nicholas j. Poindexter, Executor of William G Poir-
against
. David Nj Parrish, Valentine Parrish and Lipscomb
Crank, DaIr.
On the motion of the Plaintiff by Counsel leave il
granted him, and he thcIcupon fled his supplemental
Dill making new parties defendants in this cause: and
the Defendants, Matthew Lacy William Bradshaw IN.
children aud heirs of Robert Bradshaw decd whose
names are unknown; and John Bradshaw r Bryce
bradshaw, l-arner Bradshaw, Kitty Bradshaw Nancy
Bradshaw, James Bradshaw, and Batlsheba his wife
Folly Woodson. and John Cozinc and Sally HIS wifi
heirs OF Lainer Bradshaw dec d. not having entered
ther appearance aud given security according TO the act
OF Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants
oil TINS Commonwealth, is ordered that they do np
pear here on the first day of October Court xt and an
swcr the plaintiffs bills and that copy this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
cy OF Richmond and continued for two months succcs
svey and that another copy be posted at the ot door
OF the Courthouse Of this county
June l9. I3v,,ys
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FRESH SPRING GOODS.

fREPii SfhlNG GOODS.
TKSHE Ship Jefferson, having just arrived from Liver
n pool, with the remainder and largest portion of our
Spring inporation e other portion having already ar
rived by hc SHIP llark Away, from the port3 we
use the earliest moment W apprse city and
customers and country merchants generally of The fact
and to say that III the of few days we shall be
prepared 10 offer to all who may wish to buy am nssort
ment Of unusual extent and variety and under existing
circumstances such the scacityof desirable Goods In
the Northern markets, and the great advance which has
taken place III those markets within few months the
most desirable supply perhaps that have ever offer
for sale. We have also large supply Of Domestic and
other Goods, which including those now aaoof vii cor.
stitutc a stock Of $4,000 in value all Of which
we offer on accommodating terms. more particular
advertisement will appear during next week. r. we can
find time TO prepare one.
April II. ui2-tG Market square
GtUsrAVUs UPSON RICHARDS, Esq. Of Nc.
NB York became interested on the lst FEBRUARY last
ia the several businesses off s. J. s. James 81 Co OF
this City r. * J. s. James g. Go. Of Che CITY Of New
York, and Eward James 81 Co Of Petersburg Va.-hfr
Richards viii be c resident partner in the City Of New
York
April II. F&Js JAMES & Co.
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT Joy Steamboats, 10
~ Washington and Daifim0ye.-The new swim SAILING
and excellent Steamboat Chesspeake will take paesci,
Wednesdays and Sundays 10 the Hampton Roads.
April 81 ifl-ff
HpnLETs, BiLLETs.--I wish to purchase, deli.
n - verabe at the Penieniiary between forty and 6f
" thousand flour barrel blcts. For twenty thousand.
delivered Immediately, say by tie lsl Of July, (ncrt
month"; viii pay Si7 per thousand -
Jone IS fi2- Gen Ageat Peaifeptiqry.
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al ALiFAX LAND FOR sALE--The Subscriber
being DESTROYS to to the South West will
Otter Tor sale, at public auction the premises on tho
@jrd day OF August next, Or previously soldl L.
tract OF land on which lac resides lying on Difcut
Creek, in the county of Halifax and upon the main
Southern stage road, about 10 miles northeast OF the
Courthouse 1t contains from 1900 TO 1000 acros: he
tween 2O and 300 of which most excellent creek hot
TOM and rs considered among the best Tobacco
plantations in the county. The high land lies reniarka
bly, well, fine springs abound in every portion of n and
IS well adapted to The culture grain Of very descn
ton The plantation Is in good condition for nrn.
htabe planting, having been laid off upon the four field
system with each sufficiently large 10 work twenty hands
to advantage The improvements are cofnmodors and
embrace almost every necessary outbnding The To-
bacco barns, ~ particulars unusually good ands uA.
cicn' 70 secure crop Of 1000 pounds The situation
IS healthy and IN very agreeable neghbofhood This
tract VIII be sold IN abody divided to suit purchasers
AZ the same time and psce, will also be offered for
sale, my plantation known by the Of Springfield
s tract contains 52 ~ acres, and lies upon both sides
OF the road leading from Halifax Court house to Nose
ley Ferry about five miles from the former place II
Is well suited to the culture Of Tobacco and very r.,
markabc for tie production Of grain This tract also
lies extremely we'll and highly susceptible ofimnroyc
incnt Purchasers earnestly solicited TO view the
lands previous 70 the day Of sale The terms will be made
accommodating WILLIS CHANDLER 81
~ The sale Of The above property will take place on
the 10Th, instead Of the 23d August
July 3 17-w0ts
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"a NV WHITE WllEAT.-There may be seen at
Co sample Of new kind Of White Wheat. which has
been productive for two years past and sustained
less injury fron the ravages Of Inc Az and the severity
Of the last winter, than any other kind which was sown
IN the vicinity Of It, few bushels Of may be pro-
cured FOR seed BY persons leaving their with the
above. july - 13--w3wa
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LyncIlburg, July -, 1885.

HOLCOMBE s. OTEY offer their services To the
public TO do general Commission Business. They are
ready to make reasonable advances all persons who
intend TO send their produce TO this market They hope
By strict attention to business TO obtain share Of pub
lie patronage. THOMAS A. HOLCOMBE,
JOHN NJ. OTEY.
Ivuchbur0 July IL 1895.
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A CARD--DR. MCsaoE, Surgeon Dentist. will visit
"a the Virginia Springs, after attending lis procs.
sional callsin Mocklenburg aud Halifax countes
July O. 2I-2e
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G SnHA REWARD-(If out of the county of Flu
~ lSaNP vannn)-wll be given for the apprehension,
and delivery to my Overseer, at Cayg Brook, of my
man SAM, commonly called SAM WHITE-$10 if
as above Sam eloped about the LIST Of June and if not
IN the neighborhood of my Farm has probably taken a
Boat on the Rivanna james River He is % or "a
years old black, and of rather slender orInbs teeth
unusually white and conspicuous, when spoken 10; about
feet 10 inches high, field hand, and wore his work
ing clothes when he left here.
July 10. GI9-wtf] a. NJ. HARRISON
FHNllE business conducted by Hocoinbc X Tvrce in
3 this place, will be dissolved the 81 st of Deccm
Der next, by mutual consent Persons in debt to the
concern viii make payment to Richard Tyrec and those
having claims will present them TO him for payment
THOMAS A. HOLCO1fBE
RICHARD TYREE.
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q n ANCERY-VIRolNIA-In Cioochland Conn
"a ty Court, 10Th May, 1895:
Benjamin Phaup and Elizabeth his wife formerly Eli
zaoeu EIis, Plaintiffs
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~ ChANCERY-Vreo rules holden in tho
u clerks office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
ana ohancery Tor lienrco county the 9TH day of july
William Boiling, adm'tor of William C. r. Mewburu.
deceased, and the said William Boiling and Mary b;s
wy .;.., Plaintiffs
Robcr, B Randolph Philip Duval and Mari, n ii.
wife, Nlidgely Randolph, Gavin L. C. Ran,I',', - us
-, administrator of Richard Randslnh y. D.,
mouth, Richard Randolph, of York William u H..
do'ph, B. $. Randolph, Richard b. Randolph Nd.
Randolph, Ann Maria Randolph, Robert c. Ran,iol,l
iie,dorick IS Randolph, Richard Ryland Randclnh
Sarah Megginson, John X. Boiling, Blair Boiling vii,
liam 5 Boiling, and Pocahonias A. his WIFE Ralph
Graves and Virginia Is his wife, Samuel s Dnvsri
Archibald Duval, John b. Cabcl in his own ris,i
and administrator of his Mother Anne n C,b. H.
ceased Archibald Dixon and Elizabeth II his Wifi. 70
bert Boiling Cabel, and George w Cabcll aud Rich.
ara X Cabell, and Mary Ann Cabcl infanls Joseph
niichaux and Ann Nj. his wife, Richard X RandolrL
Francis Watkins and Susan his wife; John II Randolph
ratrick H. Randolph, John T.. Meade. Mary Meade
John Y Stockdcl and Chalotie his wife, - Lee
anu ,.eOccca ms wife, aud the next Of kin Of William
Mcwburn. deceased, ............ D.;.nl,nts
The .siendans, William -. Randolph, b. S. Ran.
doiph, Edward u. Randolph, Victor NJ Randolph Ron
]ainin r Randolph, Ann Maria Randolph, Robert c.
na,npoh Iheodorick ID Randolph, William S. Boiling,
ana iocahenias his wife, Ralph Graves Virginia
D. ms wie; Samuel S. Duval Archibald D. Dsyal
John - Cabeil, Archibald Dixon and Elizabeth r his
wife, Robert Boiling Cabrll, George w. Cabc, Rich
Mary Ann Allen, and Jane r. Allen John Ii R,uduip,
Patrick II. Randolph, and Lee and Rrbrcca Iii,
Wife not having entered their appearance given Sc.
curity according to the act of Assembly and the rules of
TINS Court-aud II appearing by satisfactory evidence
That they are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth
Is ordered, That the said defendants do apne,r :, ,h
Sicfk oicc o our said Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chanccry for the county oil Hcnrico al the rules 10
DC holden for the said Court the first MONDAY in (c
toner next and the bill of the plaintiffs: and ,h,t
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
paper published in the city of Rchund for two months
uceessyey and posted at the front door of Capitol
CHAS WILLS.
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Pi'esHe Trip In tie Capes- The stcamboa, CBom.
PioH Capt Reynolds uiade an excursion ON g,fa,I,v
afternoon last 70 the Copcs, having board large
huWter Of Bndice oud Gentlemen from Norfolk Po,I,
mouth and Old Point. IN going down The Bay the
Champion tell in With thc Revenue Gutter Taney Caot
john A. webster which had on board The Prcsidea, Of
ne CHHfd S0tes, ne Sccftrg II Ms Narg, seyefsl of
ne Ifcndents iamhy, aad some gentlemen from Nor.
FOLK who were invited b. Capt Webster 10 take an ex
cursion ia the Gutter 20 the Capcs The weather be.
ing calm, and strong flood tide, the Cutter made but
little progress and the Champion coming vp Win ber
the party al went board tat steamer and proceeded
several miles outside the Capes The weather was verv
pleasant during iho afternoon and evening. Abous ann
SET the President with IBIS famiy landed al the Rio
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IeIIsi - AtIklsson and - ms vile, Their heirs
John Ellis or his heirs, - Clarke and - his wife or
their heirs and the heirs of Mary Powell dec a. are
maze parties defendants to this suit; and they moi ay
ing entered their appearance and given security accord
ing to The Act of Assenbyland the Rules of this Court
ana II appearing to The Court that they are not inbabt
ants OF tins Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that they do
appear on the first day of September Court ne
and answer The plaintiffs bill; and that copy of this
the City of Richmond for two months successyev and
posted at the front door of the Court of this county
Copy. Teste, MAR. w. MILLER, d. c. a. C.
July ~ 81 49,
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T w e NTY DOLLA AIRS
II w RDI

THE above reward will be given for
The apprehension of young man who alb
seconded from Cumberland on Sunday
night, the 2lst of June ult, by the name
ofJOHN S. PRICHARD. He is about
% years Of age, about 5 feet a inches
hig tolerably good appearance. His teeth
are much decayed, his movement slow,
and in every way, the appearance OF a
lazy man He is by profession Cabinet
maker, and by practice debt contractor,
and non fuiiler.
He took off with him between fifty and
one hundred dollars OF my money, besides
what he had cheated other people out Of.
He is an imposter and it would be well for
persons TO be on their guard, lest he also
takes advantage ofthem. He was brought
up near Winchester, Va. TO which place
it is supposed he has gone
DANIEL BLOCKER,
July 16, 1885.
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2 U BLIC S ALE.

VNTLL be sold at public auction. a,
w the residence OF Elijah Harrison.
decd, near the mouth Of Sleepy Greek
Morgan County, Virginia, on Friday the
18th day of August next, all the personal
property belonging TO said estate, consist
ing Of Mich Cows and stock cattle, Sheen
Hogs, Horses, an old Wagon, Horse.
Gear. Farming utensils OF every descrip
ton, Rye and Wheat, Beds and Bedding
Household and Kitchen Furniture, sett
of Blacksmlth's tools, with sundry other
articles not necessary to mention. Nine
months credit will be given the pure haser
on all sums over three dollars, upon giving
Bond with approved security, under that
sum the cash will be required. The sale
will commence at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
MICH'L ROONEY, .Aimr.
July %, 1S35-td
~ N. B. All that have claims against
said estate, are requested TO bring them
forward properly authenticated for settle
ment. and all that are owing or indebted
TO said estate are required to make pay
ment. NJ r.
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M A II X Il T I'm G..

MHY market wagon will be at Hedges
Melville on Saturday the 25ih inst, and
on every Saturday in the month Of August
about 10 O'Clock in the morning. and al
Johnston's mill at about or two O'Clock
in the afternoon, for the purpose of obtain.
ing roasting Pigs, Muscovy and common
Ducks, Chickens, Eggs. and such other
matters of the sort, as the neighborhood
may supply. For which a reasonable
price will be paid.
JOHN STROTHER.
Bath, July %, lS35-tf
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TEyHE subscriber has rented Capt Mat
IL thew Ranson's Mill, and notifies all
his old customers, as well as the custom.
ers OF the mill: that he will at all times pay
The highest price in cash for all WHEAT
sold at bis mill; and any customer wishin 9
to grind, and would prefer having his
grain ground separately, shall be accom-
modated. He will at all times give bar
rel of Superfine Flour for every 500 pounds
of good clean merchantable wheat. He
will also furnish PLASTER to all persons
wishing the article, as low as il can be had
elsewhere. From the encouragement be
has heretofore had, and his strict attention
to business, be hopes to receive reason
able share Of the pnblic's patronage.
JACOB SWARTZ.
July %, ls35.-3m
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CRUST sAAH,

HOY virtue ola deed oftrust executed 10
ED the subscriber by John NJ. Stevens.
bearing date on the LIST day Of April, 1884
and now Of record in the county court Of
Berkeley, will be offered at public auction
TO the highest bidder, for cash, on Satur
day the 25th day Of July, 1885. at the
tavern door Of William Tabler in Gerards.
town, The House and acre lot now the
property OF John M. Stevens, and occu-
pied by said VIM. Tabler as tavern stand
On this property there has been tavern
kept for many years past and il has been
considered better calculated for that pur
pose than any other property in that
place. This property was sold and con
veyed by the subscriber 10 Joseph Tuley,
and by said Tuley 10 John nj. Stevens
The improvements are a comfortable
Stone House. with log building attached
thereto good Kitchen. good brick SMOKE
House, Stabling. sc. with well Of wa
ter in the yard, on said premises. Said
property will be sold to satisfy the sum of
five hundred and fifty dollars. with interest
from the LIST day of April 1884. Such IL
tie only as is vested in the subscriber will
be made the purchaser, which. however,
IS believed TO be indisputable.
Sale 10 take place at l o'clock, p. NJ.
on the day aforesaid.
J. LAMON, Trustee.
June 25, 1s35-3w
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vxR0INYA:-In the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County.
April %. 1895.
john S. Porterficld pltE
dgdinst
John Pitxer's admir- and heirs aud others dffs.
IN CHANCERY.
Ut is by consent ordered that a MASTER
Il Commissioner Of this Court, do report
TO the Court any further debts that may
he presented to him against the estate Of
the said John Pitzer, deed not heretofore
reported by him, and the dignity Of such
debts, stating specially any matter deem
ed pertinent by himself, or which the par
ties may desire 10 be stated.
A Copy.-res!e,
JOHN SrROTHER, o.
All persons having claims against the
estate Of John Pi,zer, decd win present
them 10 me at my Office in Martinsburg on
or before the lst day OF August next, With
all the necessary evidence required TO
authenticate them in order that ! may
comply with the above decuetal order.
SEA.MANS GARARD, M. q.
May Z, lS35-td