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Jan ). ~. 1850,
VIr GTNIA:-In the Circuit Superior cour,
! OF Law and Chancery for Berkeley County
January Rules. 1856.
martin :, illicit, an1 'oseph ''ehfy' ana Inasi,
against
ames p Ersknc cx'r Of Rebecca Crouch deed,
| Levi Henshaw ad'n's dc boais non Of Azel
| Fletcher, deed; Philip Naicabonsch, late
sheriff Of Berkeley County. committee adm'r
zabcth II. Tunnel. VIM. II. Tunnel. and Ma.
~ A. c. ngrkc, defs
IN CHANCERY.
HE defendants, except Lew benslaw
and Philip radenbonsch, not having en-
tered their appearance and gwen security
according 10 the act oil assembly and The
rules oil this court, and 1t appearing ny
satisfactory evidence that they are out OF
this Commonwealth Il 10 ordered, that
The said defendants DO enter their appear
ance TO this suit on The hrsi day OF the
next term, X answcr The bill Of the PLAIN
tn, and That copy OF this order be forth
with poblished IN any newspaper within
this county, and continued for Two months
successively, and another copy thereof
posted al the iron; door OF the Court House
ol The said county,
A Copy --Tesie.
JOHN SIKOIHER, G.
1snualy -, Ioao : I'll
IE.CxIlTA- In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and chancery for Berkeley County
against
John Gray's cx'r. heirs, and others def,
Smith Miller min
against
Same dfJfs.
IN CHANCERY.
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-18
February 4 81

vAIgSsxNIA:-Ai a Court held for Berkeley
Comfy, a, tue Court. House, on Monday the
18th day of December, 1885.
Jacob Myers. admir- with the will annexed oil
James Formau decd, (susing TO the use Of
Washington kroesen executor OF James Il.
Forman dec'd,) PLY.
against
William Ray and John b Sarpngton. d9ts.
IN CHANcERY
FESHE defendant. William Ray. not ha-
a. wing entered his appearance and 81.
ven security according 10 the act of As
sembly aud the rules oftbis Court, ana il
appearing to the court that he is 60, an
,nhabtant Of this Commonwealth, Il is
ordered: that the said defendant do ap.
pear here on The second Monday IN March
next, and answer the b,iIof the complain
ant and il is further ordered, that tli,
order he published 10 the MaItInsburg Ga
zette, for Two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of tie Cour,
House of said county.
Teste,
HARRISON WAITE. cBc.
Dec Oh 1855 -9m
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HOUSE ron REM r .

TINS house on Main Street, one door
south Of the Lutheran Church, now in
occupancy Of John j. Mathews is for rent,
Possession given first Of April next.
DANIEL III. DOLL.
February 4, 1886 -Sw
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NOTICE.

I'ICE.
EIERSONS indebted TO the estate OF Mr.
e. James Wright. decd, are respectful
ly requested TO make payment and those
who have claims against the estate will
please present them properly authentica
ted for settlement
SILAS OAK, Admir-.
January 81. IsS6-ts
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John STRO1 HER,
W ~. LONG.

N@4N a kKNS4fEI.
A b CHAMBERS,
TtCHDM sSiilgRY
January I. 1856.
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VIRGINIA. AT rules held in the Clerk
Office Of the County Court Of Berkeley, the 4tl
dav oil January 1886.
George !. Baliz, ffB.
against
George Knupp, David Roscnbarger, William
Watson, John taris, and John M'Clurc.
deas.
CuANCERY.
TIME defendant, George Knapp not ha
d catered his appearance aud given sc
cutiiy according TO law, and il appearing
10 the Court. that he is not an inhabitan'
Of the Commonwealth, it Is ordered. that
The said defendant do appear here on The
second Monday in April nexi, and answer
The bill Of the plaintiff. and il is direct.
ed that this order be published 10 The
Martinsburg Gazette, fur two months sue
cessively. and posted at the front door 0,
the Court House Of the said County.
A copy--lesie.
HARRISON WAITE.
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IvxR0lN1As--ia tho Circait Superior Coar
Of Law and Chaacery Tor Berkeley County
January Rules, 1886.
William Leigh and Mary Susan selden Leigh
suing by their next friend Bsnjamin Walk nj
Leigh pitfs.
agaimst
Mary Isham Thomas, Luc. Ann Coiston, and
Mary Ann Nicholson dsfls.
IN CHANCERY.
|fHsHE defendant, Mary Ann Nicholson.
Il not having entered her appearance
and given security. according to the act
OF assembly and the rules OF this coutt.
and It appearing by satisfactory evidence
that she is out Of this Commonwealth il
is ordered, that the said defendant do en-
ter her appearance to this suit on the first
day OF the next term, and answer the bill
ofthe plaintiff. and that a copy Of this or
der be published 10 any newspaper within
in this county, and continued Tor months
successfully. and another copy thereof
posted at the front door Of the Court
House OF the said county.
a Copy.-Teste.
JOHN STROTHER, G.
Iaauarv
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vIRGINTA:-AL rules held In the Clerk
Office Of the County Cour, Of Berkeley the dtt
day January 1886.
Charlie, b. Stewart prW
against
George knapp. David Rcsenberger, William
Watson, john Faris, aud James Mcclure.
dffs.
CHANCERY.
THE defendant George knapp, no'
i having entered his appearance apd
given security according to law. and Il ap
pearing TO the Court that he Is not an in
habitant Of the Commonwe cath, il is or
dered, that the said Defendant do appeal
here on the second Monday in April next
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff: ant
il is directed, that this order be published
in the Martinsburg Gazette, for two
months successfully, and posted at ih'
front door Of the Court House Of the sait
County. a cnpy -Tes'e.
HARRISON WAITE.
Clcsk OF Berkeley County Court.
January 81, 1886 On.
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HARRISON WAITE.
Clerk of Berkeley County Court,
Ian'y. 81. 1886, -2m

VzE GINTA:--In the Circuit Superior Couri
OF Law and Chancery for Berkeley County
January Rules, 1856.
Martin Giliett. and Joseph Henry, and Charity
Il. Henry biswiic pitGs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-23
.7nOther Genet appe0i TO the PeOnle.

NJ. Pageot has done precisely what reused the indg.
nation Of the American People against Mr. Genet lie
has furnished Copy Of The nscia letter Of the Due de
Brole for the Public eye-and sought oappta from the
Government to the People. The attempt has thus been
made second time by French Funconary to divide
country, and to furnish such tactious John
&. Calhoun, with weapons to attack the Admins
lraou. NJ. fugeot not satisfied with the atempt'to
place copy Of this Gnutcial letter among the archives
of the Government'-and submit it through the Pre-
sident q 10 Congress aud the American People,
Fooled IN this design lie has ndecently rushed into
the public prints in order to scatter rebrands among
It requires however, but little knowledge fhe American
People, not 10 know That the effort must reco upon him
self
Journa! Of Commerce Of the 10Th inst. The Editor SIM
ply suys 1--WE have come into possession Of -with-
oul saying who it that put it into his hands.-lhe
letter fills nearly two and half columns Of the Journal
more space than able to give it this morning
or lis importance demands. 1t takes general review Of
the Presidents Message Of 1884, and Of Mr. Livngsons
letters and attempts to show why his celebrated letter
Of the 18th Of April last satisfactory explana
ton the French Cabinet.-In what this xplana
ton, to be satisfactory, is to be couchcd the letter does
not undertake to say 1t certainly does not prescribe
the rigorous terms the Duo de Brogie has laid
down to Mr.. Barton. The says This point, is
contained III the following paragraph:
But to Danish entirely such idea, what would be
necessary? Nothing but what is very simple. We do
here contend about this that phrase this that al
egaton this that EXPRESSION we contend about the
intention ITSELF which has dictated that part Of the Mes
sage lfit be true that the President of the u States,
in presenting 10 Congress statement Of the facts
neced with the Treaty Of the 4t July, had intention
TO cast any doubt the good faith of the French Go
veruluent iii be true that the President Of the United
States in proposing to Congress decree the seizure by
force Of arms vi French property, had not the intention
10 assume with regard to France menacng attitude, we
cannot how he could find any difficulty in declaring
it's such declaration really contained in MIR. Liv
vingstons note addressed to the French Government
the 18Th Of January, in that which The same Minister
left at his departure the 9th Of Certainty
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SCENES u, Tile SE.YlTE.


From WAstIYGroS, Jan. 18th. 1885.
have just returned from Of deep interest 10
the h"uor and glory Of the Government and People of
these United States; and however, / may have been
startled former occasions, quito that at no
period Of my life have ever been doomed 10 the norll
tcaton OF witnessing, in the person of most talented
statesman total derrclion Of tic principle OF amor
vairie and Amcrcansn, that manifested by MI Cal
houn, Of the Senate, the presentation of the PIesl-
dents Message, this day concerning our relations
with France.
CATER the reading of the Message and The accompany
ing documents, 10 full House, and galleries crowded to
OPPRESSION Mr. Buchanan of Pa in few pertinent re-
marks alike honorable to his head and heart drew glow
ing picture of the wrongs and insults had sustained at
the hands of the people and government of France and
Of the magnanmous forbsarance observed aud pracsed
on The part of the United States under accumulated
wrongs and the most aggravated crcumstances-et the
long cherished dsincinaon of the country to push our
claim Of acknowledged right to ertreies, until further
forbeurance was likely to become standing repsoach to
the character of the naon and until France herself had
assumed menacing attitude and rudey shg the door Of
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VgE GhNsA EE;GEsHlA'EG HS r..
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

HlancSGnyS PIorcedinaS -0mliitcd IN our lasi.
message received from The Senate, stating lha
they had passed the bill 10 provide for the construction
OF road bctwcen Weston, in the county OF Lewis and
Charleston. in the county Of kanawha
MIR. SIANr: presented petition Of citizens OF Peters
burg and Prince George, for railroad from Petersburg
to City Point.
On moti"n Of Mr. GnKGanY, the Board Of Public
Works was directed IL cause survey and location 10 be
made Of tile most s;!'abc route for Rail Road from
the City Of Richmond 10 Yorktown in Virginia, during
the present year, By competent Engineer, and thai
said Engineer report his proceedings, together with o
profile OF said route, TO HE next Legislature.
TknrSGaY, Jun 81.
message was received from the Senate stating that
they h,G passed the bill Incorporating The Stockholders
of the Rappaiannock and Blue Ridge Rail Road Com.
pauy, with amendments. Agreed 10 by the House.
Petitions were presented and rrf'rrci-by Mr. Chap
line. al citizens OF Ohio county, praying the passage OF
law relative to limited parn-rships-by Mr.. Stands,
Of citizens of Prince G.nrgc and Petersburg for the
construction of Rail Road from Petersburg TO some
paint in the vicinity of Harrison 8 Bar on Janes
Rver-by MIR Murdaugh, OF citizens of Norfolk Bo-
rungh and portion OF the citizens Of Narolk County
PRAYING the extension of the Portsmouth and Roanoke
railroad to lie Borough o: Nor!ok-A!so, an expose OF
the petition for the extension of the Portsmouth and
Roanoke railroad company. by the Joint committee OF
tie citizens and of the Court and Common Council.
raised Tor the purpose cf attending 10 the application OF
Il l,aj.y of the Stockholders in the Portsmouth and
Roanoke Raj! Road Company. for the extension Of said
memorials of s;ockoidrFs in said company. and If 32l
citizens Of Norfolk coimty: aainS; much Of the first
named petition prays lie erection of Bridge across
ltr Southern brunch Of Elizabeth Rvrr-Ry Mr Wool
felix Vi c'l,z"ts 81 Orange, demonstrating against the
divisps, u said c"unty
On motion Of Mr. SHEEAaa, il was
Ersorfd, lha, t!:s House will proceed jointly with
the Senate: "Wednesday The 9th inst, 10 the election
CT AHdiic- of Public Accounts Second Auditor,
Treasurer Of the Commonwealth, and Register Of The
Land Office. for year from the expiration d! The
term ur whc. tic present ncunbcns Of those Offices
elected
On motion of Mr.. srEeER, the Committee on the
Militia Laws instructed TO inquire into INC eAeu'-
ency of amending the 32d section Of the hl'ta law
passed March sth 1884. so as 10 proviue more
" for the enrolment Of persons subject to Rta duty
Onmolion of MIR. Boris, the committee ofrosds, &c.
was instructed to aqrire into the ezpediency ofncorpo.
rating company ior the purpose OF holding sdayo
Bridge as joint stock property, :,
bill Incorporating the stockholders OF tne Iy ROM
Rail road, was read the third time, and after some re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-23
DEATHS.

Died, III Portsmouth,, Frrluy evening ID minutes
oeorE Nathaniel Dunn, - only OF William and Eliza
b:, Dunn % Go0ca"d County This respectable,
down ths region few weeks past. with hope (Sas how
that change %! and the society Of largo circle OF relatives
might DO conducive 10 the ion,oa OF hi, health. Cmppy no
had neglected. Isis Immortal interests and those who loved
him Fastening 20 the tomb uiie but that 'o who.o
thoughts Above mans thoughts arrested him. swcey
cn ha 20 ground the of rebellion. Soon
that he p'ayc that he wept that he apcn,c Tho piou an de-
voted er counsc and and the rainbow Of
ap:uTcL ho found cord aud in his right mind
sitting Of Jesu From that blos his
underwent that LsEiul transformation, which fills Heaven With
Joy His neckne his patience Is resignation and humility shone
pnen lie ro.e Of his departure only with submission
but lin transport Instructions respecting his uormen aud
in all cvim;rd ia; Jesus had drawn TIC sting OF Death Su0
y Religion glorious and sustaining in the hua Of extremity,
SHOULD commend itself helpless immortal May his triumph
ncte is surviving friends ths God
and I'LL those that prepared with JOY unspcakab!c und full Of
Gio:y'-.foy-M paper.
Departed this le Friday morning the 18th Of December 1885,
the residence OF Mr. Robert Clark county Oranse his
William Clark His disease pulmonary consumption
which, although painful aud proIracod, c bore with the
rmpiary rucnco AMI christian resignation. He has lett aged
father and four sisters their irrcparable loss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-23
UNION OF THE STATES.

correspondent Of the Charlottesville Jefiersonan
Republican has made assertion, which demands the
notice Of every friend Of the Union in Virginia. He
heads his communication 90 DiSnAiOn inmaSkcd, and
signs himself Constituents" lie says, have long
been satisfied that nothing short Of immediate and
qualified disunion could satisfy the Nulliiers Those
of that party who have nothing to ask expect do not
Richmond Wing has no, l:esitatcd 10 avow it in
versalon. There arc many paragraphs in his paper
which bend to the end. But he is not the only edi
tor wr is guilty Of this SIM there is soGrthng very
slang of the Multiplying paragraphs Ct your neighbour.
We leave his neighbor Of the Charlottesville Advocate
to answer for hmself-Our business present is with
our neighbour of The Whirligg Wing We wish to know,
whether lis Editor has declared himself alleged,
in favor Of dissolution of the Union Is possible that
man who conducts public press in the heart Of Fr-
pna at the Metropolis of the Stale should have enter
iIaned and expressed any such sentiment We use
for reply.
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FOR TIE Eng tYRER
A LAST APPEAL TO JUDGE WHITE;


In times like these, when discussions Of every kind
are Poracted to wearsome extent brevlty Is an ad-
mirabe vrtne. intend to practise il. am not in The
ne wspape in my life; nor do intend to be IN.
derstood expressing an intention wish to become
in future eguIar scribber for the press. My own
conscience shall hereafter be, it is now, my exclusive
guide in such matters. Whenever the good and secu-
Tity of my country shall require that her ancient prin-
cples and dearest interests should be defended against
the secret assaults Of nsdious or the open attacks of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-23

The last Pennsylvania says that The late inquis
toral proceedings of the Rneritas at Harrisburg,
bned with the of Pennsy Democracy, is
carrying dsmay into the strongholds Of Whggery, and
seals the death arrant Of the coalition Even in Phi
iadephia many of those heretofore most Jealous for
Rner and who have evnced their fidelity by voting for
him at three Gubernatoral elections now declare that
they can sustain him no longerThe war is almost over
before it is begun, partly by the wholesome spirit
cession aud conca,ion which has again concentrated
the forces of Democracy and partly BY the madness Of
anmasonic Whiggery, which, like beggar On horse
back, gallops headlong to destruction
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-23

~ We arc requested to STATE that WV DAslkL jr.
Esq will not be candidate TO represent the county Of
Campbell in the next Legislature.
T. We are also requested 10 say, that WIN B.sKEE.
v:LLg Esq., will BE- candidate for the Senatorial
District o! Alcck!enhurg, &c, &c.
The Wythc Mountaneer announces SAM'r. McCAM-
ASr Esq, candidate to represent the District COM
posed Of the Counties OF Wythc, Smyth, Tazewel and
G:ayson, in the Senate Of Virginia.
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MARkETS.-January 90 1896.
ToRAcco-Supplics increase-mddling qualities keep
steady in pricc-inferor dcscrP tions de-
Ginning
FLouR--RccciPs have been tolerabiy large for week
past-sales very limtcd-nominal value sc
GO 12 Sc rs.
WmE.r--Comes in s!owly-red $50, white 1885,
PoEX--By retail 50 80 wholesale s. per hundred.
BAGWELL, SMITH g. JONES'
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STOP the Thief! !---ss{eO Reward.

THYHE ubpve reward will be paid by the subscri-
a Der, for the apprehension of RICHARD HAW-
Fredericksburg. He nadeshs escape by violence from
an officer Of justice in this City, the 2lst instant.
flc is suspected Of purloining the whole of the
Northern letter packages, Of the 9Th instant. One par
Gel contaIncd notes on the interior Banks Of Ma
ryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Cincinnati, Ohio
"Jany gth. 1886, with pen. Three one hundred dol
lar notes CT the Lafayette Bank Of Cincinnati as
fellows: $lG0, the Lafayette Bank, No. H. A. Feby.
2Oth, 1885, payable to II. Lea00, do. do. No. 1862
A. Feb'y. %. 1885, payable to J. H. Lca-Sl0O do do.
No. 3ni, Feby. co. 1885, payable 10 A. c. Morrison
small part Of The Marya and Pennsylvania notes was
sold to Broker in this City the Both inst part OF
which had the writing on the face rubbed OIL Other
PACKAGES containing drafts and valuable enclosures to
i4-gc amount, are missing. JAMES F. PRESTON,
Jan. %. [7l-tiI Postmaster, EttAmon4, "a.
EYALf OF NEGROES.-gy virtue Of Deed Of
20 Trust from Abraham F. Bigycis Ge.ring date the
Ii :ay If February 1925 and recorded in the County
C,,r, Fl L.,nsa-and the request Of Pleasant Car
n.n,ar for whose benefit in part the Trust given
,ha undersigned will, Tuesday, the 9Th day Of Feb.
ruary next offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash,
Al r avern of Lewis Shslcrs in the county Of Louisa
NEGROES Maria and Neson-beng the reye-sionary in
part of the said Abraham F., i'll the Estate Of
John Dggers, decd, and conveyed by said Deed SUCH
title only is vested by said trust (Which is believed
10 be good,) will be made
JAMES DUKE, Acting Trustee
January %. el-3t
FN5llE Petersburg Railroad Company have the plea:
sure 10 announce to the public, that having reouht
their Hotel Bakeley Depot Situated ut the Southefn
termination of the Petersburg and Roanoke RaroadD
nnon an ENLARGED SCALE will be opened on the 2oth
proximo and conducted in style which will, is hoped,
afford every comfort and satisfaction that can be desired
Blakeley Depot, n; Z. 77--w3t-
January l1b, 1896.
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Chccri ny nt7cS from mississippi!

TO the Editors: "JAcRsos, (Nliss) 4ili Jan 1886.
here to-day from Clinton To witness the
ing Of the Legislature Of this State. Both Houses
vencd-anL it gives great pleasure TO inform you,
that hrinc, strong JnchSon an BuTcn man, has hecn
elected Speaker Of the House Of Representatives by
majority Of ten rotes lover Bingaman, Uhuc Hhig)
"Mr; R. l. Walker is here, and WILL ihnre no doubt, be
elected to the Senate Of tic u. s. from this State in
few days. mississippi rW be right"
From another Correspondent.
"JAcKsoN, 18th Jan. 1896.
alt is with pleasure that you the result
Of our elections for officers of Legislature this
ment closed Col. Irvine an open, arcwcd Van Buren,
Walker man. was elected Speaker of the House of Re.
representatives. by ten U0tcs, (ony two members absent
Vannorman was elected President Of the Senate in
place Of Quitman recently elected by small fragment Of
the Senate TO prevent !Hcrrgnum, and violent par.
tizan malignant opponent Of The Administration. The
President elect is Of the thorough going Van
Buren, III the State, and an honor 10 any party
Gilbert (thc same who for Auditor and beaten
by Gen. Mallory WAS beaten to-day for Secretary Of The
Senate. Conanl was elected Clerk olthe House, with
out opposition. The old door keeper Of the House IAN
anl dspaced, and true democrat put in his place
by ten roteS.
believe me. Mississippi stands erect true her de
mocracy anu the Union; and old Pondcxrr, disgrace
to every honorable party and all honorable men, has
chance, and will have to flee tho wra. that is coming
on him. Although he has the Planters Bank (dcposi:e).
Whi!est Whgism, and every dirty ISM for him, yet he
will have return to his retirement instead of that Sd
cred chamber the Senate of the Omitted States.
Once more let me repeat: huzza for Mississippi and
the Democrats Of Mss!ss pp, who unpurchasabe by
money. Smiles or menaces! They love the Unipn the
defender of that Union our venerable President and
Northern Brethren, who oppose, in good faith, an ialeE
ference in domestic concerns and lon the Old
Dominion in saying. 'united stand, divided wc fall.
'.P. S. An .inii member made violent speech, and
arrayed al! the party fury to his aid and appealed to Tie
sympatles of his opponents for the late incumbent,
(Bingaman) but to avail-hc 1reghsd and found
,cantiag.