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HARDW AREs &e.
GEORGE e. CLARK.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

colaa5ia, caieot County, .ar6aases Territory. NNTfLL devote himself to the practice of
 9Y laW--the collection and settlement of dabts--the payment of tazes on military and other lands--the redemption ofands sold for taxes--the purchase and sale oG lands, and other professional basi ness, in the counties of Chicot, Arkansas, Phillips, Monroe, St. Francis, CritteHden and Uniog5 and the county of Washington, in the State of Mis- sissippi. His unremitting attention wifi be given to all business entrusted to him.
 june 2i, I555.-fi-iy
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NOTICE.

7 FEgIiis undersigned having made arrange
 ments to leave the Territory for few nanths, has left his business underline super intendence and care of E. Il. " ALDEN, wiio is authorized to act as my agent during my absence, IItOAlAi5 4fi0ls-N.
 Little Rock, July 1, 1835.-l4tf
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J. B9E RAUN

HAS received by late arrivals from Gin
 { < cnnati and New ' York, large and gen eraf assortment of Merchandise, consisting of Dry Goods, in all their varieties Ladies' Calashes, Frizettes, Corsetts, 85c. Ready made Clothing Straw, silk, and fur Hats Boots and Shoes
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NEXV GOODS.

TT VIE subscribers beg leave to inform their
 B friends, and the public generally that they have just received. per tAe steamer z ola Bowling, direct from New Orleans, 3 splen- did assortment of Spring and Summer Goods, carefully selected by one of the firm, which they are now opening at their old stand--to- gcti1cr with every q her article i'll the lner- cantile line, necessary to render their stock complete of which the following articles conDrisa [ nart fo Nit
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ENF A Errg e s3 asaas J.sS r.. ss W

A DHTNIsTRATOR's, Executors and 4 A- Guardians Bonds-subpnnas-War rants-Clerk's Summons-Executio plas-Delivery Bonds, a0c. Soc. well execu- ted ei. constantly oil hand and for sale at this Office. ' - ''''-
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DE- ". q. EssssL aIalE..

LEAVING located himself at Little Rock, -a- for the purpose of practising MEDI- CINE and SURGERY, respectfully tenders his Professional services to tho citizens of Little Rock and its vicinity. Prompt atten- tion will be paid to the duties of his Profess ion. He will be found at the brick house inc mediately north of Maj. Peay's and recent ly occupied by Dr. Sprague.
 ?. $. DR. HOWELL isreeentlY from Alba- ny. N. Y. at which place he has been eneag- ed as Assistant Physician to the Hospital du- ring the past year.
 Little Rock. Jan. 7th, 1885. 4otf
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KAHN

received from New Orleans, per .H H steamer Arkansaw, further supply of articles in his line, viz:
 6 boxes muscat wine;
 3 do Havanna sweetmeats , dc. ladies black lasting spring shoes 2 60. gent. : calf dancing pumps do do do. buckle walking shoes do. do to. do. do. do. pump soies On hand, barrel soft soap, country made
 July 2, I355.-I4
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Flg EsgsEE GOODS

LUST received and for sale by the subscri- eg bers--among which ares Rich French and fancy prints French and printed maslins 6-4 checked cambric 6-4 satin checked eambrie 6-4 eambrc dimity Black and white silk gloves; fans Il brown sbeetings5 brown linens; Osnaburg
 ALSO IT kegs nails; 10 boxes patent candles 200 pounds candy assorted barrels loaf sugar; 3 barrels nolasses.
 WAIT 6 DUNN. June 8, 1835.-10
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E8ESEE <5GEESEE.sss.
 2 9gIsiNaD, per steamer Compromise. i yJ fsom Nea Orleans,
 l keg pure ginger; barrel alspice 6 haNes= =cIaret; 6 o.Iemon syrup do plain syrup; drums figs 7 barrels almonds; 10 do. sugar 2 hogsheads sugar; , barrels m8lassas 5a bags ground alum salt; it boxes table do, box James River tobacco (superior1 box sadlefy, containing gentlemen and h. dies saddles, bridon and snatle brides, coi- lars and names, riding aad drivers, whips, stirrap laatHers, &5c.
 Cn hand I25 barrels NeuhaWa salt, aVera. glng s49 lbs. at the low rate of g 59 per barrel, by J.DE 84{5N.
 July 5, 1s35.-I4
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M ~ .l..ll

From StrOng7s tO BafesYilEe. GsEALED PROPOSALS will be received k3 by the subscriber, through the Post-office, at Little Rock, until ihe .25th day of August aert, for opening the following sections of the Road from Strong's, on the St Francis, via Litchfeld, to Batesville, viz:
 l. From Batesyile to the crossing of White river, at Belle Point, eight miles. 7. From Bellepoint to the eighteen mile tree.
 3. From the eighteen mile tree fo second crossing of White river, near Mir. TidweHs, ten miles.
 4. From the second crossing of White riv- CT, to the crossing of Cache river, eleven miles.
 ,. From Cache river to Bayou De Vue, eight and one fourth miles.
 6. From Bayou De Nue to Brushy lake, six miles.
 '. From Brushy lake to L'Anguille river, seven miles,
 The Road to be opened twenty feet wide, and entirely cleared to the ground. Bidders will state in their proposals, the price per mile for opening each section of the road, the digging of the banks to be included. The privilege of rejecting bids deemed high, is reserved.
 Bids to be indorsed '' Proposals. for open iag Road from Strong s b Baesdlle" :"
 R. D. c. COLLINS,
 Lf. < .4ss't O.. ,HaSt, Arkansas Territory, July g, lS34.-l7 At
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Gf -4Et
 

9SE received =perseaam boat Tom Bow e3 ling lon e6ns5ga5ae8t, 17 tons of I[eI- laW Castings, assartcd. for sale low foreash. wholesale of retail.
 Aleaa43Rts residing abaYe#this, and in the interior, can be supplied at as low rates as 6aey caa b7 bough5at tue wofkss with the a3- aol ol- tssz and c5lf82s.
 eets ian my quWtfz alll be t3uzfully Iece[ gea md prom tiE 5fena5d to.
 H.. E. VilB Little Rock, Nay D. -ef
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ORRGnRLES. 1,s..

 15 bags Havana Coffee 10 do. St. Dom. do. box Loaf Sugar
 barrel white Havana do. 5 quntals Goldfish 12 half barrels No 1 Mackarel 6 hhdg Bacon g kegs Lard 75 lbs Bologna 5ausage8 6 barrels Pilot Bread; do. Crackers l2 baskets Champaigne 6 barrels sweet Malaga Wine l do. dry do- 6 do Newark Cider; 6 do pale Me 6 do. Pertef;; I2 boxes Raisins 75 lbs. Candies assorted; l bbl Filberts barrel Brazil Nuts 2 boxes list quality Cavendish Tobacco , kegs 2d do do. dc. barrel Lorillard's Chewing do. 5 kegs Kentucky do. M. Spanish Cigars fl kegs Orange Gunpowdef
 HARDgV AREs 8ze. 50 kegs Nails assorted; 50 boxes Glass, do. 10 bags Shot do.; 2Ge lbs. Bar Lead 25 Grindstones; Corn and Coffee Mills x cut Saws; Wire Sieves Trace and Ox Chains; Sad Irons Carolina Hoes, 61c. S5c. Ladies and GGentieIHea' $ Saddles Spanish do.; Sadlery assorted. \ continuance of home custom is solicit ed. All orders from abroad, accompanied with the cash, panetually intended to. Little Rock, June ,, I835.--9tf
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To BOXES TOBACCO; l bbl. Liaaaed Oil; o l half bbl. Spirits of Turpentine-ju just re ceived per steamer Tom Bowling, and for sale by WATT &5 DUNN.
 May g, 1835.-86
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.EI-Es. ZEElE.P.. EEEE.P..!

Q I711l2-5 93 7l Q a7ss D .LzIs.5 O we WiI-4T had Ike to have yes said s5l.sl sue ' continue to call on them, however unplea- sallt such visits nay be.
 aoneE is due to us-We need it-and must have t. or qait= business. We hope no oihe9. eePaal te ouc trisrds is neaassArV. and that they will come forward, to man, and HEhP as. A.s5 v. E. GIBSON.
 Little Rock, }4ta 4ane, Iss5.
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8'82e s4caEG2sD9at Ee0szl09 CAPT. P. PENNYWIT,

new, stauneh, and
 IA light daught boat, sgs49sss==.ss= win ply constantly oil the s.sss9sszs Arkansas river during the ensuing season; and, ia connection with the s. 3. AkKANSAH, Capt. THoMPsoS,- which VIII run fega1arfy between the Mouth Of White river and New Ofleans-Will form regular fine between New Orleans and the several landings on the Arkansas River, for the transportation of freight and the convey aaee of passengers. Merchants and others residing above, may rest assured that no exertions shall be wanting to get their freight up (Whan the stage of the river will admit) With the least possible delay. The charge for freight, and flre for Passsng ngers5 will be IS ioW as is charged bg any other boats ia the trade.
 Little Rock, Nov, g. 1854. 36tf
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LAW NOTICE.

SAMUEL s, HALL &5 R. CHMDREsS IF AVE formed Partnership in the Prac- l. E tiee of Law, and will attend the Courts in the Second Judicial Circuit, and the Su- perior Court at Little Rock.
 Office in the south room of the white build- ing attached to Jehries' Hotel.
 Little Rock, May l, 1835.-4tf
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S5 EZJ 24 S1s

gH-SHOsE persons having business with the saeri8 Of Pulaski county, officially, from distance, must pay postage, or their business will net be attended to.
 JOHN k TAYLOR,
 Sher0 ?. c. ]. z. Iay 1, 1e35.-1
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E EEg5Se

AIT 6 DUNN. HHANE this day received, direct from J 7. New-Xor a handsome assortment oi
 2sz7. c,3za. z4Aa A ND7zz, suitable to Che present season. Their stoc, consists, in part, ofthe following articles, viz: superfne black and blue cloths Brab and mixt satinatts; blankets White tunnels, Canton do. f}leachadand brown domestics Black and colored merinees; Iutestrino s5enshaws; gros de Naples; French prints Cal5e9es5 ginghams Null. beck, Swiss, and iaconet nuslns Insh 4nen; slk braids and lacinrs Black and colored marino shaWls Sea otter, fur and seal caps Percussion and flint rifles Belt and pocket pistols Dirk and pocket knives
 -ALso-= An assortment of china ware 4 supply of fresh drugs and medicines
 GROCERIES. Cognac brandy; Holland gin Champagne, maseat, and brown sherry wines Imperial and young hyson tea sperm and mould candles; brown soap Alsplce; ginger; pepper; cinnamon 0lIVe oll raislns; Iante entrants 50 kegs white lead All of which, together with every other arti- ele in their line of trade, they are more than ever disposed to sell unusually low for cash. Little Rock, Dec. I2, 1894. 36
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Ggaaesna.


 ! large supply of Groceries, consisting of Sugar; Coffee; zaoasaas; Rice; Spice; Pop per Ginger; Alum; !58i8ias; Cepperas: sperm Candles; Lamp Oil, imperial. young hgson and ganpoWder Tea; Chocolates French, eoaHiae and domestic I}faudF; Hlol- land and domestic Sin; I60 sacks a4 ground alum and Liverpool salti aaa divers other articles, foo tedious to Beatioa-
 AIlgf which =fsii5 sell l5a. ff3r eash, CT on a5 aee9h aoa#-a5 6etlas as aaE house ia the place. hey now teHser tleif t51BIza ia tae people i9f the fzrE lonE aaa i3=.al ,}t- ronage taag have heretofore re aed, ans solicit 8 continuance.
 NsD. a3 tons superior gastlars for saie at the market prices.
 #ehAt& t5 E Bsf}GETT.
 Little Rock, June ,, l355.-8f
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EsSs AA aaESss EfsssSs5 A EsEEF1!ss STEPIiEN LBNsF0RD and JAMES kJ CLOVER escaped from the iail in Clark county, <. T. on the night of the I6th inst. said Luusford and Glover having been duly apprehended and indicted for larceny, in Un- ziie,'s ce;,;iitsyy. IuNSF0R4l is aheet fifty five years old, near six feet high, either blue or gray eyes, sandy hair, and has two fingers off one hand, talks freely and loves grog. CLO- YER is about twenty-eight years old, five feet eight or nine inches high, black hair and eyes, ant swarthy complexion.
 Mothers and honest men arc requested to keep look out, and, if possible. arrest the fuoltiyes; and Editors in the Territory would render a seryiceato the community by insert ing the above gratis.
 \. E. THORNTON,
 sherif <. 9aaer Clark County. Greenvile, Clark Go July IS, 1895.
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EseallE EIa8e C9o922sE2g
2asEH

A smell quantity Of 51dIery. Consisting Of .geatIemen's AHaeriean and 2 panish SaddIess Side do.; inc and common Brides; Bride Filings and Hartingales; wofsted and cot ton 5Qrcinglss and 0isths; ladies and gen- tlemen's Riding Whips; stifruP Leathers and Wagon v hips.
 EszaRcs
 A general assortment laueen's Hard. aud
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Mouth of Arkansas Isixel..
IsIapes, Ryan & Go.

@A 0UiD inform their friends and tbs FY public generally, that they are now prepared, at their establishment at the above mentioned piaoe, to transact q general Sqo. iSit AID yIs s7 2 2 sii,,s iie;, with care and paactaality, and at t3e common and no. derate prices paid for such agency. No a4- Hee6ssal'g aeta5t shall, in aHy ease, be with feason charged Upon them. Their ware boa ses are good and substantial, as well IS r7of ag4tnst the weather. and thus preclude the possibility oi danger acefung to goods whik under tbe roofs.
 They will also transact GouN1ssIoa Buas SEss oi every kind which may be entrassd to tdom-b0ying up-country produce on tic
 f aa 5qantasea of their situation, t s ae veil kao05
 u tss rkslsi is is e0aal
 #g Be aeHta of A}lia tes.
 IT uate0ittine care and attention Til merit t, t47Y te4st to receive Q saafe of put lie patronage.
 .Hoa@ q 2rka sas, June 23, 1s94.-la
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VIE subscriber having purchased Of his A brother Jenas, his stock Of Goods agd Groceries, will continue business at the od stand, and respectfully solicits tie patroDage of the former customers, and the public oea. erdfy.
 JACKSON BTGFI .OW. Fort smith, .Harch 1Glh, 1835.-52.
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JAREES E3E BsA8JN EE AS just received from Cincinnati, per s. E K b. Neosho, 50 bbls. fresh four; % kegs lard , crates stone ware; l hhd. tin do. High post and fancy bedsteads Wash and eandle stands; cherry bureaus 2 tons iron, assorted; : dog. hames , doz Shaker buckets.
 May 3l, 1855.
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1 O HAGAGs

gESHE subscriber having sold out his en k tire stock of goods and groceries to 6is brother Jackson BigeloW, requests all persons indebted to him to call and settle their ac. counts immediately.
 JONAS BIGELOW
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DR GOODS.

Superfne blue, black, and invisible green Cloth, superfne and common blue mixed, dark mixed, brown and fancy eolofed Satti- nets; a yarietY of fine 4derinoes, various CO., lors: fine black and brown Bombazina and Bombazetts; a general assortment of blue, black, and fancy col0r8d London Prints and Galicoesi handsome assortment of shaded, striped, plaid, and plain French Gynehams; euperiHe A., 5-4, and 6-4 white iaconet, null, figured, Swiss, book and painted Mus lins; large quantity Of 34, 4-4, and 5-4 bleached and brown Demestjcs aad Lowell Cottons; Bed Ticking; red Padding; sail Duck and Buekram, fine Irish and brown Linens and DfilImgs; blue GottoBade; linen and cotton Diaper; ,.-i and 1-4 cotton Plaids and Checks; fine, Italian, LeFantine, and fancy colofed Bonnet Silks; silk Velvet; silk Handkefebiefs, pongee and cotton; ladies' embroidered, silk gauge, cr3pe, dress and linen Pocket Handkercdie1s; corded Skirts; linen Sleeves; bobbnet and muslin Capes and Collars; fine thread and bobbinet Lace and Edging; white and black silk, Worsted and cotton Hose and Half Hose; silk and cotton Umbrellas; fine silk Parasols.
 Ready Made Gz04h5ngs
 ! small assortment of ready made Cloth ing, consisting of eHperHne blue, black, and brown cloth. bombazine, merino and linen Dress and Frock Coats and Goatees, Panta- loons, ' ests, aud Round Jackets.
 few packages of fine beaver and com mon fur aud wool Hats; ladies' fashionable Leghorn and gimp Bonnetsi ladies aad eeu- tIemen's fine calf pra1eHa and seal skin Boots and Shoes; fine cali skin, Kip and thick rosset Brogans; boys and children leathcr Shoes.
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TO J0URNEYMEN. FAILORs Three or four Joufaeymen can find en ployment until next sumner, by applying to me, ut S4 per Coat without extras-if theg understand their business.
 JOHN SMITH Little Rock, Feb. %, 1855.
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ttle Rock, Nov, g. 1894. 36 If
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-28
Sale of Land.
December 6, 1884.

N obedience to decree of the Cirr
cult Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery. in and for Hardy coun.
ty, at its April term, 1884, 10 the case
of Samuel McMechen's Executors, a.
gainst Isaac Parsons, the undersigned
the Commissioner, named in said de-
cree will proceed,
On Tuesday the 17th day Of March,
1885, (being Court day,) before the
front door OF the Court. house for Hardy
county, to sell so much of the LAND,
in he bill and exhibits in said case
mentioned, as will discharge the sum Of
sos 90 in cash-the sum of 1896 Oh
on credit of six months, and The SUM
Of $3.50 81 on credit Of twelve
months. Bonds and security and
deed of trust Cd the land sold, will be
required to secure the deferred install.
ments. G. B. SAMUELS,
Commissioner.
November 20, 15s4.-tds.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-28
AM DESTROYS Of renting my
IA R IVA.

on the North Branch Of the Potomac,
in the county Of Hampshire, situate
about half q mile above the mouth
Of Patterson's Creek, formerly own.
ed by J. Slagle. 1t will be rented
for pasture only. The Bottom con-
sisting of about Is or so ACRES, pro-
misses to be very productive in Grass
AS during the past season it has been
laid down in clover and part of it in
Orchard Grass. There is 200 Acres
Of cleared land In all. The upland is
also in Grass. l am willing to rent it
for one or more years, with condition
that the lease is to terminate at the end
of any year, in which it may be sold,
as l wish to sell it. Possession to be
given the LIST Of March neat.
WILLIAM NAYLOR.
December E, 1884.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-28
FAIR VIEW
T O r S A l. E q.

WIS valuable little estate is sit.
uated in the suburbs OF BRIDeE-
PORT, Harrison County Va. on
a beautiful eminence, commanding
full prospect of the village and sur.
rounding country, and embraces every
advantage for public business. Ii con-
tains II Acres of the most fertile and
beautifully situated land, fronting rs
or 80 poles on the North Western
Turnpike, and 10 or IL on the Brushy
Fork and Simpsons Creek road. The
building on the premises, erected the
past summer, is 18 by 40 feet, with a
good cellar Is feet square-the whole
conveniently arranged and well finish
ed, with a well OF excellent and never
failing water in the yard. The above
property will be sold on reasonable
terms; and persons DESTROYS Of obtain
ing an advantageous situation, either for
merchandising or for a public house,
will do we'll to examine the premises.
ALLISON DUNNIGTON.
Bridgeport, Harrison Co. Va,
Feb. Z, 1835.-St.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT /:
December E, 1884.

B. VIRGINIA., TO WIT:
At rules holden in the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Superior Court of
Lao and Chancsry, for the County
Of Hampshire, on the first Monday
in February, 1885.
George Sharf, plaintiff, against
The children and heirs of John Critton
decd. & John Mitchell, defendants
IN CHA NCERY.
The Defendants Rudolph Hardy &
Mary his wife, and John Easter and
Sarah his wife, and John Mitchell, not
having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act Of
assembly and the rules of this court !;
and it appearing by satisfactory evi.
dence that they are not inhabitants
of this country 1t is ordered, That
the said defendants do appear here
on the LIST day Of the next court, and an.
swer the bill of the plaintiff; & that a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in Rom
ney, for two months successfully, & that
another copy be posted at the front
door of the Courthouse of the said
county Of Hampshire. A copy-Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, CHIC.
February Z, 1885.
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l WISH TO RENT,

The Bloomery Tavern Stand,
near the Forks of Capon, in the county
of Ham pshire, now occupied by Ale
fred Howard, formerly by James
Vance. The House is large and COM
modious. Including the Meadow there
is about 80 Acres Of cleared land
attached to it. The House is large q
well finished, and every way convsnl'
ent for public House. Having ca
pacious stables and all other appurte-
nances desirable for Tavern Stand.
There is a SAW MILL near to the
house, which the tenant might have by
repairing it, on terms to be agreed upon
This stand is on the great road from
Winchester to Cumberland, intersec'-
ing the National Turnpike at the latter
place. | will rent it for one or more
years, with condition for the lease to be
void at the end of any year in which it
may be sold. Possession to be given
the first of April.
WILLIAM NAYLOR.
Docanrhor 6 1QQh
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT F.:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules holden in the Clerks Office
ofthe Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery, for the Coun.
ty Of Hampshire, on the first Mon
day in February, 1885.
William Largsnt, plaintiff, against
James Siane administrator with the
will annexed ofJohn Largent Decd,
John w. Largent, James Largen,,
William Johnson and Peggy his wife,
John Boxwell and Amelia his wife,
Edward Frazier and Betsey his wife,
Joseph Largent and Mary his wife,
Samuel Sargent and Sally Ann his
wife, (the said John w., James, Peg
gy, Amelia, Betsy, Mary, and Sally
Ann being children Of the said John
Largent dec'd., and Sarah Largent
widow Of the said John Largen.
decd. and Samuel S. Sargent, de.
PENDANTS.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants John Bowel and
Amelia his wife net having entered their
appearance and given security accord
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules
of this court; and it appearing by sat-
isfactory evidence that they are not in
habitants of this country; IL is order
ed, That the said defendants do appear
here on the LIST day Of the next court,
and answer the bill Of the Plaintiff;
and that copy ofthis order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in Romney, for two months sue
cessively, aud that another copy be
posted ut the front door of the court.
house of the said county Of Hampshire.
A copy-Teste.
JOHN B. WHITE, o. He.
February, 81, 1885.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-28
VIRGINIA. TO WIT:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT
At rules holden in the Clerks Office
9th Circuit Superior Court Of
Lao and Chancery, for the Coun-
ty Of Hampshire, on the first Mon
day in February, 1885.
William Edwards and Catherine his
wife, late Catherine Ohr, the said
Catherine being one Of the children
and heirs of Anthony Ohr, Decd,
plaintiffs, against
James Hawkins and Elizabeth his wife,
late Elizabeth Ohr, Peter Shinholtz
and Charlotte his wife, late Char
lotte Ohr, William Hawkins and
Mary his wife, late Mary Ohr, Dan.
iel Ohr, Sarah Ohr and Christopher
Ohr, the said Elizabeth, Charlotte,
Mary, Sarah, Daniel and Christie
pher, being children heiresses and
heirs of the said Anthony Ohrs de.
ceased, defendants.
in CHANCERY.
The defendants Christopher Ohr,
Daniel Ohr, Sarah Chr, William Haw-
kins and Mary his wife not having en-
tered their appearance and given secu-
rty according to the act OF assembly
and the rules Of this court; and it ap'
pearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are observation-disclosures OF thiscountry /:
II Is 0rderea. That the said defen.
dants do appear here on the list day
Of the next court, and answer The bill
of the Plaintiffs !; and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Romney,
for two msnths excessively, and that
another copy be posted at the front
door of the courthouse Of the said
county of Hampshire. A copy-TesIe,
JOHN B. WHITE, c H. C.
February 7, 1885.