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Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-21
STRAYED.

A LSROM the snhscriber, May
 IF let, 1885. . Black switch.
 .tailHORSE E. part gssnch blood N cd, and about middling size, Eve or six years old, something worn with the harness. Whoever will return said horse, or give infoFmation where he may be, found. shall be reasonably rewarded.
 EBENEzER RIGGS. Orterd, Meg i5, 1885. ssO
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-21

At a Court ef Probase holden Gs Woodbury.
 sp;ihia Gad for the Distyict cf Wo0dbSry. on
 the 4th ddy of May. 4. D. l8S5-
 Preseni, Iaoibyook Curtis, Esq Judge. TTPON the petition of JOhn. R. Church. of O Brooklyn, in the county Of Kings, and state of New York, showing fp this Court that he is guardian Of Susan Jane Church, ,of Brook iyn sfnresaid; that said minor is the owner 0G real estats situated in Bethleus, n said distsies. via. ahont thirty.One and three fourths acres of land, founded north on John Q. Aanhler's land, east en highway, south on said Ambler and Charles Martin. aud west On said Martin and Amber, vaime6 at about eight hundred and fSrty dollars: that it b for the interest Oe said minor that the sa,ise should be dispOred of. tor reasons in said petition set forth; and
 praying ior liberty to sell said property for the purpose aforesaid. as per petitiNn on ile. If is ordeyed by this Court, That said gler- dian give notice of said appllca'ion. y asaeing the same to he published in one Of fthe, ,naws- papers printed in LifchReld, is tha county ol Litch6eld, three weeks sneeessiveiy. at least six weeks before the heasing; and inst said petition syill De heard At ihe PF06ate 0hiee in saia disfrica oD sses A0fis 6Ays - July uexts % ioa'cloek AM, .csytihsd from Rscofd. 50. a ....s sss THoMAs BUEI, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-21

MTOTrCE. The monthly meeting ef the Liich6eld IN CoMn,y Temperance Society wili be holden at Pymouth oi. she fourth Tuesday of May ins. (26h.) Delegates are requessed ss meet for business as 10 o. clock A. M. RICHARD SMlTH. Se~vsary.
 May 2l, lG35. f+
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-21
Hides, Oil, & Leather.

xne 000SCTtOCTS W0Ut0 twJOTw tWeW ySeW0S u"u the public generally that fhey kaue on hand
 A VERY EXTENSIVE AssORTMENT or
 LEATHER. a@
 OF EvERV DEscRIPTSON.
 in part as JoHos6s--andssgi 6ea sotd lo,c: 2ODO Sides SOLE LEATHER. 1000 do. Harness, 6kirting and Bride. 800, do. Wax and Grain Upper. : 95O doz. CALF SKINS. night sort. l50 !" NIorDeco sud Lining Skins, 100 |" SEAL SKINS. bt l 1000 lbs. Shoe Thread. various qualities, k 10 bbls.. Liver and Meats Foot OIL, zoo salted SlaughtersH IDES, 1000 .s CALF SKINS, 500 1" Pafua " dO. r'se
 200 " Dry Georgia Upper do. Ssc. Ssc. SLc. implies evssy thing that can be called for in the line. ..a
 WANTED,
 All kinds ef Le0sksr ip fks yosg1.
 ALs0, 500 cords ef Oak B6rk, 9a.s, { for which cash will be paid ol delivery n onr manuiactory in George atreet. II. G1lIk6et &L Sons. !, Nesoy yHnpsm, MemW B. XN3Ss so
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-21
WIamtbd. xmnaf1Ddi fNlNs

,, ,A " seliss and ibtsIiIs.sl BOT. Isss ls ~ {; ytsss SIass' ss I I A Esa.iss IF r " ~; : X;
 Aiso. G TWO 0IRLs as as ,appr.nsir.s. 1. .AIse., a, JOURgExJAAN ihat is : 0rst-rats workmsn ,esa 6nd steady employment. .Caakea. Mav I'd. isss. 'fss''.'' %
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-21
R EM MI OVAL.

RTI9S CABLE has Iaisly remssed lNG from Nosih-stFeet ta the Sf0se tFoating the Cseen lately eeeapisd by D.. DeekHifh.
 Miss c. wiIl nos ke ready sA afBer gene rsl assortment sf F ANCX GOODS .-an0 Ie nOw op4nink hsw eAse 0f Fancy 2sse1n 4sig 6itise HITS: which will ks os. 1ssrA as ssasohabls pfiess. f
 0Is efsaw Eats Sls4hA4 ard prsssea is tho
 xli Iiass sfMANTux1sAKTNu asas se osdeg by an exphftkuGSz< h1sA.
 kisshfssd, @ay ts sss.ANts1 se
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-21

siH ersee" by the account ofiegislative proceed nes thai he Speaker os the House has resigned hi. oaics in siiaa body. spsl tanccy F. cleateIand, ol Haa'p.an, elected to sueeeed him. He had abou, . s'o0.fhird yele. Wonder # Greas Maa No. oG Sha. rOa did nes feel a liuls sOra2
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-21

More P'cscraptiOn.--Jesse Ives. Esq. has been re- moved from the Post Office at Hiichcocksvilie, and Eleventh hour Jacksonion, George II. Clark. appoint ed in his place. Canse-"ihe spoils'' were wanted by one of the worshippers. 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-21

The Charlesion Mercury, which has seeeniIy es' psus.d shs cause Of Jsdss White. speskiag of the proprisiy ef his bsi"g supported hy he Rsope oG g.. Caroliaa, says. "we are Co decide. wsshsr we shall take sp stick that lies ia our say Co kills saske- [, ay he. ws will add, ~eak s'iek aad had stick
 -hut there is 10 necessity that ws shsald keep h as eass Co walk wish. sr sal Co lsss apes. Wees. ly say. kill ihs sDaLs." ,sa..e .e a..
 Acsiasss.-oa Rsiday sishs es las wash. Caps. Lspsv, efshs sasp Pssspss, was dssvssd ia ts sls. sv .. ,.s loo, sf State slsssi Co passlag iron sAs shsss O As sloep, wheh ay ssw ssds 90 sAs sssam. s suppsssa hs is eu, ef hs bsas as g.s enable se sala ahe sssssl es .ho shsss. Ills lsdy eas lssad ea ssSiAy assang ssd ssssstsdse 9as In@lly 2. kssas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-21

occasion. lailod. 9sss M Fr \.
 Dyoschiag.-We learn that three young smen at. tempted Co csosg Connecticut RiyeNopposite sSuGReld on Wednesday las. tn email boat. which was upset, aud that two Of them, by the nsue of Allen and Briggs, were drowned. The cadSe ot this accideas our informant does know. Their bodies have nol yet hesa found.--Hart0rd Papsf.. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

Extract from letter Just reeered this city, dated Il
ptTa Cruz, Nor. q, 1895.
This country is in bad situation They have shu,
The port ( Vera CRUZ and allowed vessels to lea
for several days past They had been cmbarking au.-
munition to Texas. They are q toId) collecting
troops in the interior likewise for Texps> and if TIN
send thcm this part of the country will be- worse off If
possible than II has been since they reyoted from Spain
ne Nortn Americans are very much disked, especial
~ since Texas has taken the steps which she has |
nave mad some opportunity of knowing the character of
thls people, having been among them much; at one lime
remained among them eight months"-.Nat Int
MEXICO AND TEAAs-We learn that the temporary
embargo at Vera Cruz (om the I'd 10 the 9Th Instantly
was for the purpose of fitting vessel with arms and
munitions to proceed to the aid of Gen Co.'S who al the
last dates was at Bexar The vessel fitted the
fair with the Cutter ngham The Nj had not left Vera
Cruz when the packet sailed Another chartered vcss,
had sailed with supplies for Cos the as wa,
supposed OF landing them at point Maagorda Bay.
We are Inclined to think the Texans will be able to cut off
any supplies that the hexcans attempt to convey ffu,
.na point TO Bexar body Of 1000 troops includinp
sOU cavalry, ordered resemble at Matamoras Il,
proceed to Bexa but expect that before they
can reach the latter place, it will be in of the
We have il from undoubted authority that no commits
sions to priyateers had been issued by the Mexican CO.
sernehi' nor was there any probability that such
1t is singular that the latest account from General Cos
shoud nave cached us by the way Of Vera Cruz
passage OF the Montezua from the latter place was re-
markably quickly Y. .4dceriiser
Inc latest news from Texas leaves the army under
Cen Austin, waiting reinforcements, within Ave miles
US ioice was rapidly increasing, and
on the 24th ult, the two armies were nearly equal in
point OF numbers General Austin's Circular says
since The taking of La Bahia the enemy has been
ousy engaged IN Certifying San Antonio by barrcadinv
INC streets and planting cannon the Top Of the church.
down trees and in tcry way exrrtng themselves
to make vigorous defence The army is in hiub snrs
and eager to advance but the same time not disposed
10 act precipitacly"
Senerai Austin attempted to open a communication
WIN GENERAL Cos by sending despatch stating that Tho
texans were IN arms for the principles Of Tie Cons-
t9tion OF 1874 and asking how flag would be received
s tPy was dsoand your forces, return home peace
present, can only regard you rebels and raitors
onr next news will probably be the result Of the
o. san Antonio and, we hope, intelligence of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

TEXAS.
PARTICULARS OF THE CAPTURE OF GoLIAD.
Correspondence If tho yTeIo Orleans Buiisf;n

BRAzonIA C1'exas) Oct 80 Is35
Dear Sir-W ME all eyes were directed with intense
anNie'y towards The military operations neur Gonzales.
supposng that to be the only point from whence we MIGHT
expect important newswc astonished by receiy
ing h"ration OF the capture of the fort of the twn of
Goad (La Baha) by party of colon;sts ,rhsa go.
volunteers from the trascendenty fertile banks Of In.
Nuney and from the town of Matagorda place destined
10 become an important city.
Before this party entered the field most of the volun
icers were at Gonzlesand fearing that the harvest of
nonoTs would be reaPed before they could arrive there
they struck off from La Baca with the daring ete rn,na
ton OF taking Goad by surprise
Colad Is situated ON the South west side of the San
antonio River, thirty leagues below Bexar and il is az
.een leagues from CoPono the landing place of Aransn
bay and about the distance from the "a Baca end
Of maagofda bay The Fort is built upon the point of
very steep and high bill, formed If rock " in dee -,
vine upon side and low prairie mon the ooun.;,,
whl'e broad, elevated prairie extends towards the
bear IN places the marks oftbe Of an hundred win
crs But are still prof against any thing less than the
gatherings Of heavy artillery. Wv
long forced march broug ,t the VANGUARD az ,,o
nists TO The San Antonio river fording below the town
a, - clock on tie night Of the 0ih instant Here tbrv
halted for the main body and 10 make 81
tho attack. very small party ,yere cent ne , %
ane 'hey brought out with che utmost sccresy orfb
ciuzen friendly TO the Constitution Of 1894 And bv liz
LII s1 guides were procured, perfectly acquainted
The main body Of the coloniss missed their road in tho
ght and before they found out their mistake were AZ
tne upper ford, Immediately opposite the town The
then struck across, for short cot to the poson ecc
ped BY the vanguard Their led through ,.,,
keet thickct The muskeet is Of the locosf fri
full Of thorns and little distance rcse,blss bo
peach tree IN size and appearance While IN. ns,s,
were tfeadng their way through this hicket IN. hors
OF ono Of them started IN alright an object beneath
bush TIN rider checked his nurse and said g 49,
there voice answered in Spanish On. az ,be
Pory supposed mat We recognized in the voice an old
aequa"snec on Ia B1iia-and asked IL it was NOT sncb
name is Milan. - WV VIC iePy my
ooI. m,sn : native Of Kentucky At the com
-; " me siexican war Of independence he en-
segeo ~ Ue cause, ADD assisted i'm estabiebioo he Ia
M Ps".sce on tbe country When ltorbido assumed
80 msms republican principles placed him ia
hun ~ prison until the usdrpcr saq detbynned 49,
,s, anna assumed the Dictatorship, the republican
s"a'" was 'gain thros' into the prison at Mose Rev
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01
TEXAS MEETING

CiNcisSArf, Nov I0.--Wc attended, last evening one
OF the largest meetings, at the Court House that we
ever n this City; the proceedings Of which ;li ~
found in another column. The Harrison meeting anon,
which the Wing brags so much, was fool to H. Among
the orators upon the OCCASION we were bappv 10
the Hon H. j. Lyilr. lie made very hmm soesch
ano introduced some happy resolutions That proposng
70 contribute h0oo iearc Tor the benefit Of the
was most enthusiastically received by the meeting and
UNANIMOUSLY adopted. Mr. Woodruff Dr. Drake. Mr.
IOiy, ana mr Patt also participated IN the debate DR.
Diahe was particularly ielcitous The remarks Of the
respecting the second section were alluded TO-
incy did much apprehension but received ge
nersl reproot Mr. Cory, the Harrison orator--wo BY
Wy ~, mace pretty good speech upon his
was quite p1Dgent in his observations mon the reosrk
OF the Oszeiie respecting the second section Jetu6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01
Lynch's mai. l43o

Added To the above, Lynch's rcpued majority in
Kinds county 1874; in Rankin, 2C3; in Madison 1872
and in Claiborne &C. and il gives him, far heard
from, majority of 2ISS votes
Lyachs Reported .hajorities
La Jefferson 90 Claiborne CO. Kinds 343 1t is said
that Rnnnels has the majority in Amte, and that
the whole Van Buren, ticket has succeeded -Natehcz
Courier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

President and in favor Of the Baltimore nominations had
l03 votes.
w. d. slearcs, Opposition in every thing had IS
votes
WIN. d. Mosely, Jackson and Van Buren,) refusing
to be candidate, had votes.
NcD. Carson, Opposition, had vote.
This shows how the L. gislaure is AZ To Mangum and
instructions, aud how his predictions aud the assertions
OF the Opposition presses are verified Globe
MISSISSIPPI
CoLvMsus, November 13
Tus EtEcrIos.-we give below 1.-The official returns
we have received From the Jackson Banner of the 9th
inst (the only pa per received from the South this week
get the result of the election in Kinds and Rankin
counties Ills said that Lynch considerably ahead of
Runnes and that Claiborne aud Dickson elected
truth may be- The next mail from the South, should
all doubt.
FOR Lynch, .-............. 932
kunnes, ............. 7G0
leo mai for Lynch
For Congress
S claiborne s s5o Dickson Dickson, sd SOL
For Stmo Senators
John A. Grimba II. II. Buckner.
For Representatives.
Ih9s. n H. Williams H. Dunlop,
HURaAu ron OLp MoSRoE This truly democra.
tic county has done nobly We give the returns be-
low as they were forwarded us by gentleman from
Athens. We thought Lowndes had done WELL but the
result, in Monroe has almost made ashamed of pu-
ny maJoriucs for the democratic candidates.
For Gorernor.
Fan Buren,. Q Uhite
Runnes, 72l Lynch, la
For Representatives. TO Congress.
Edwards, 57l Dixon, l62
Claiborne, $40 Wilkins, 80
vose,
s. j. Gholson aud james McKin doth Van Buren,
nen elected to the Legislature without opposition
Robert G Bailey was elected Sheriff, and s. ii. Buck
ingham, Clerkof the Circuit Court.
Winston CoUSrY.
The result of the election in this county forward
ed to us by gentleman in Louisville.
For Goreraor.
Rannels, l2l Lynch, 80
Congress.
Edwards, 1877 Dickson, 81
claiborne, 1876 Wilkins ~
Representatives..
Jones' 60 Grant 20
Fields, 60
The returning officer gave the casting for Mr..
Jones' who was accordingly eectcd.-Democratc Press
Returns collected by tho Baltimore Pairiot
49, Lynch, lHhde) Runnells, ". b.
Warren county 40 LA
Wilkinson, ' 449 29l
Jefferson, 3S9 172
Washington, % 135 60
Simpson, 1863 so
CoPiah, :" 453 459
Pike, 10 343
Covington, al Pol
Adams " 633 245
Lowndes, s39 5l4
1910 2l7I
2l7I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

The returning officer gave the casting vote for Mr.
Jones' who accordingly elected Democratic Press
Returns collected By tho Baltimore Pafriot
LYNCH. Rnn Lis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01
NORTH CAROLINA.

PUBLIC PRIHTISo--O Saturday last, the Editor of
this Paper was reelected by the Legislature State Prn
ter, for the ensuing year, by the following vote;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

r, - WBELLiEc, November "a.
- HESnY Clay arrived here yesterday Morning in the
steam boat Hero, on his way to Washington he pro.
c,eded to Ptisburgh and will thence 90 to Prnceon
y; Jersey by way of the Pennsylvania Canal TO Phla
The Columbus (Ohio) Hemisphere of the 1Jth ins,
sd"s hat 'he commissioners appointed run the boun
aSry line between that State and Michigan had perform
their report TO the Executive Of Ohio The Henis,heys
copceVes that this long agated question is now al rest
We learn from the Petersburg Constellation, that
IHE SEiSE DEST4L CnIRUReEOSs" have presented
medal to Dr. F. Caldwell of this state q for The ;
cOyeIy Of The muscle which supports the teeth"
u viii be gratifying TO the friends Of Mr. Barry 20
see the honor his friends Lexington pay to his memo
~ We take The following from the Lexington Gazette.
The County Court Of Fayctte, by a unanimous vote
authorized the erection Of Monument in memory Of
mSlnr barry, on the Public Square in this city.
The White candidates for Electors in the State Of Mia
souri, are backing off--iust in time
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11
NOTICE.

rUNHE subscriber grateful for past favors
Il takes this method of informing the
people of Martinsburg and its vicinity that
in addition to bis usual supply OF Drugs.
Medicines and Confectionery, he is now
receiving, and will keep constantly on
hand. good supply of Fruits, Nuts. Ale
and Porter, with which he will be pleased
to accommodate all who may favor him
with CALL lie will also be at all times
in readiness TO serve the public with Ice.
Cream and Lemonade on short notice
Parties Of Ladies or Gentlemen accommo
dated on the most reasonable terms.
ADAM YOUNG.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11
BIER AND corrrNs
YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING &
DAY sc 1ICOI,.

ANGERONE SEMINARY.
SEsHE present session Of this institution
* under the care Oft the Rev. MIR. Eicb
elberger principal and proprietor, assisted
by Miss Henry and Miss Polk, common
ced February the 10Th. The institution
is exclusively female, and the course ad
apted altogether to female instruction,
embracing every branch Of English. CLASH
cal and ornamental education. This in.
stitution though private is under the su
pervision of Board Of Visitors named
below, TO whom, with the citizens oil
Winchester generally and the parents OF
pupils in the Seminary reference may be
made.
TERMS. including boarding, lodging.
washing and tuition, English branches
per session of23 weeks 500, Music with
use OF instrument SlS, Drawing and pain
ting, usual course $40, Languages, Latin
or French So, Needle work free of extra
charge.
Board of Visiters--J. Bruce (prmcipal
of Winchester Academy President. DIR
j. II. Conrad, Secretary; Rev, J. T.
jackson, Rev n. w. Geortner, DIR. A.
S. Baldwin Dr. j r. McKim Holiday
DIR. IL. Mcclure. DIR. J. r. w. Dunbar
w. l.. Clark, II. a. Tidball, r. T.. Byrd
r. Y Conrad, ID. w. Barton, and j. q
Brooks, Esqrs. visitors.
Winchester, March IL, 19S5.-2w&4
e3dw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11

THE undersigned in pursuance Of de
cretal order Of the Circuit Superior Cour
of Law and Chaneery for Berkeley Co.
in the suit of Thos Sharp and Elizabeth
his wife, pitts, against VIM Hill, Thoma:
SdIlwelI and Mary bis wife, and Others
heirs of Geo. Hill decd. and the heirs oil
Sam1 Hill, decd defendants, will sell on
the 18th day of July next, (being court
day,) in front of the Court. House, of
the county aforesaid, referred to in the
bill Of compliments. late the property OF
John Hill, deceased, situate on Back Creek
Berkeley County, adjoining the la nds
of Mr.. William Grantham and others on
the terms presented by the said decree, to
wit; one third cash, the balance in two
annual payments the purchaser giving
bond with approved security, and on
failing 10 comply with the terms of the
sale, the land will be sold over again,
and the purchaser will be held account
able for any deficiency in the amount Of
Sale and additional costs.
CHA'S ID. STEWART, Com.
July ltd
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11
A Copy.-Teste
HARRISON WAITE, c. n. c.
Ami 23, 1856 I'm

VIRGINIA. the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chanccry, for Berkeley County.
Benjamin Comegys ptG,
against
Elliot Kearney, admir- Of James Il. Kcruey,
decd, in his own right, and others tVS.
IN CIIANCERY,
FHylilS cause came on TO be heard upon
IA the bill. answer of one Of the defend.
ants, and all The papers formerly read 10
the cause. Whereupon the Court finding
il difficult 10 decide upon the rights Of the
parties without reference to . commis
sioner of this court, doth order aud adj
judge that a master commissioner oil this
court be directed TO state an account oil
the sums due to the widow aud infant
heirs under the contract u the 2ath Of feb
ridTv 1916, the Goth OF March 1898. In
this statement he will coulinc himself 10
the agreement by which the sums due TO
the infant children were 10 cease when
they respectively attained the age ofiwen.
ty one,
2. He will then enquire whether il the
receipt OF the 26th of March, 1923, EN-
braccd either Of the receipts previously
given il would fall short of or exceed the
sum then due and TO what amount.
8. He will also exhibit the result OF
statement made according 10 the views
set forth in paper filed in the cause pur-
porting TO be The answer Of Thomas kear-
ney accompanied by such observations as
he may deem pertinent
a. He will also take notice that receipt
No A. dated the Sd February. 1928, and
credited in several statements as pay
ment on that day purports TO be receipt
from Long on the Isl day Of April 1922,
and he will enquire whether that receipt
was an account Of the rent due Susan
kearney. II is previous to receipt No 5
and does not express on what account u
was given.
5. He will lastly state all matters deem
ed pertinent by himself tending 10 eluci-
date the subject in dispute, or which may
be required 10y the parties TO test their res
pectipe theories. The court doth further
consider that fair construction OF the IN
slrument does not seem 10 the court 10
justify the notion that Comegys was to
pay interest not only to the widow, but al
so on the 9ths 10 the reyersioners at the
same time. II the widow died before the
Youngest child came OF age, then he was
bound 10 pay interest on the 4 9th until
the payment ofthe principal became due.
In making up his report upon these
principles the Commissioners is directed to
receive all such testimony vouchers &c,
as may be offered by either Of the parties,
give notice from time TO time to parties or
their attornies in writing OF the times OF
bis proceeding with his report and when
he is about 10 make up and finish the
same and return il in due time before the
next term in order 10 a final decree.
A Copy --'reste.
JOHN STR0THER, c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11
June II, IS35-2m

VIRGINIA. the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County ::
June Rules 1885.
John II. Iglehar,, George X, Warner, and John
S. Iglehart merhants and partners in trade,
under the firm Of lglehart & Warner PITTS.
against
Alfred w. Chenowith, j. Il. Lamon, John NJ.
Stevens, John Lamon and Ellis Rees, DTS
IN CIiANCERY.
H9HE defendants, Alfred w. Cheno-
Il with, and John b. Lamon, not hav'
ing entered their appearance and given
security according to the act OF assembly
and the rules of th, court. and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are
out Of this Commonwealth: it is ordered,
that the said defendants do enter their APP
pearance TO this suit on the first day OF
the next term, answer the bill of the plain
tiff, and give security for performing the
decree; and that copy Of this order be
forthwith published in any newspaper
within this county. and continued for two
months successfully, and another copy
thereof posted at the front door of the
Court House Of said county.
A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
June IL, 6135-2m