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Ii SssArs. Feb. Is, 1895.

Mr.. Baker This morning. from the committee sp.
pointed by the Senate. IN pursuance nf refoutinu
10 inquire into and report the facts Connected with
an al'edged attempt Ia corrupt the integrity. and
influence the vote of JACuB KREBs Esq. reported.
That IN the discharge at HE dulies assigned them
they have examined under oath, Jacob Crehs. Eco
Bard Patterson, Esq. aud Jedah Iri-h Esq. and r--
ceived voluntary statements from Henry w. Gun
rad Esq. and James l.. Dchn, Esq. tho result at
which H. perfect conricion in hcr miads MT
her The Bank qfhr Umicd Si"ts, NOR any agent
for i IN THE REMOrEST DEGREE, are impi
Gated ia The charge made by Krc5s Esq beiore the
Senate on tie l0h inst. aud that 20 far the
examination OF testimony has gone, the commt,o
are satisfied that neither the Bank nor any person
| connected with 1t have improperly lnrerposed ia
promote the passage OF the bill now before the
Senate. The committee will close their abcrs M
few days, when full report Of the evidence will
be submitted
A true copy j. WILLIAMS.
Transctihing Clerk Senate,
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xRIHEREAs NY ~it-, Henrietta, f~i"-s' 20
w i've with mr. This is to forbid all pei
.oos h.fboring or trusting her 90 ms aceou"i--
s.. 1 .hsil pa, no drb,s az her contracting after
tIis date ANDhE" q W. 3" '"N
I., M,rth Z, 1895
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school Notice.

MISS c. LEyERE1'T, informs her friends a. d
,s,tnns that The Spnug term OF her Seh""l
=, ,Il ,,,en ON TnuAspAr. the IS day Of M"en
instant.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08

pea q, Mr Msts. ar pr,ikxp., Mr. Bf,~u, and
Gen. F6ri. =
Adt.urBed 10 : o'slocL, 10, apnrrow.
Tarssou. Feb IS.
Met according To- sdaefnmcn.
TIE Convention aas sdaress"d ~ length by NJ
Barber. Mr knspp Mr. pcinh"ne. NJ Bro~a. NJ.
Miarf, Gen. Funl and Mf Wilson.
The hsll''s fat Ptcridesi 81 the United States
bcinr inken ard counted
Wiiiam lIruts Hsrnson had 81
Daaic ch.tcr IS
frapci, Gtsupct 20
EdNatd E,e-r',
Ma'un Ven g .eu -
Me- C.nsr' n'ttdo,rf no allowing
fessir~,f. rbsi WM HBNRN HARRISON al
o. FRANCIS CIR NIGER OF New YORK
10 30, .r'.,', Pos ui. C'n,enuon O.. the Peopi,
1t De ~ru u, tctnpri y. ,anh,aato. Coo the III
20 e "-,.'i-o; eut Nire.r 'c-i.rni 81 the Unucc
St"foe
Ua motion u NJ Bodrc,, The oanc &c WIN II
Hatt,-on vas fret taken up 5s the Convention an.
jhe Yeas aud Nav, hriuc demanded AID 'akrn wef,
a. f,lloU-i YEAS-lo4 NAYS--s0
The Yeas AMI Nav 4rn. ,ir'n called on th'
usue e FRANCIS GRANGER, Tor Wee Pres,
dent YEAS Ira NAYS0.
NJ Knapp ini rulured the following
I Rsoircf that The comir,,i ice appoinie 10 NOM
ua'c STATE Officers be dirrcisd to present candi
dates Tor Electors OF President and -Presidsn
flhe United States.
The resolution was adopted unanimously and tn
committee made report, and the Convention sdop
ted the following
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reported ihe following. ahieb vas scr.f,vd sps
nnaiaousis s5sidca
EZgA BUTLER.
TITUS HUTCHINSON.
DAVID CRAWFORD,
Asa ALnlS,
JAnEL PROCTOR,
ZlMRi HOWE.
MM 4. GaISWOt.D
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Augustine Clarke, for Treasurer.

In justice to Mr. Clarke. we are ais" led to say,
that he AS highly appreciates The friendship OF the
gentlemen their friendship deserves-bnt real
ly he doesn't wish to be Rugged 10 death by such
friends.
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RESULT OF THE BRIBERY INvEsTlGA.
TION.

The following is the renort Of the COMMITTEE
II The Senate Of PensN lSsnia appointed to inquire
into the allegations of Bribery made by Mr.. Kreb-:
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]. WILLIAMS.

Transcribing Clerk.
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Ia ID. iiorsE. ID. sb1,u.a question sk'ni,h eon'u
nj the greater psd e the dsy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-26
Pog u Y
the GOLDEN AGR.


tFshsr, Drsw,us Recon scrsp. Book Q.opdoa) E
1895, e,otsn, esquriss portrait 81 youthful iovsl
psss ss,niei THE f.olirp Age 10 shch the Qusk'
Minstrel, Bernard Bar has spPsnjed the iolowir
eAs-so,srsssse sanfAs
nAssnl 20, that tho sr,i'i, pride,
When he ha.hd this Lowell, page.
With tnscorses. Beauty, snd Youth ,upphed
shscid have named IL The Go'dtn Age
TIA the portrait Of one 10 her girihood. prime,
Useloadsd by Care, end unsuliej by Crime.
And en- age % b,-fel, and pure, and bright,
los vee., world like ours.
With its spirits gay, end IL, heart q, light,
As BUTTERFLY round Spring flowers,
May bring forward ,itles manifold.
A bearing 90 happy and high 10 hold.
Tat the age when the bear, in it, hli,h.oms glco
Can at zach glad impulse bouni
Whsa al that the youns before them zee
Hss . halo Of beauty round;
When greet }, psnsloss. sni JOY !, pure
Aai the whisper, Of Hope 'eom true and sure.
Il may chance in volume like this, designed
For the joyoa, young and fair.
That these hasty AMI ariles, line. may fad
reader, free from care
A. iovelys type of Life, Golden Age,
A. the being portrayal in the perishIng page.
Maiden il,ink To-, ! would cloud thy brow
BY boding OF future III:
Or that bosom which throb, lightly now
With . wsrning voice wonld chill;
Unwotthy the bard Of his calling high,
Who would wake in that heart a cau.eless sigh
ii, the morning Of Life BE b,ho and gay
A, the birds which around thee sing;
Yet rene mbcr tina, morn j, bu, part Of tie day,
Ths, ereoing It's shadows must bring,
Aud tho dsrkness OF night mus, follow that c We
When the i.,-iadiug twilish, bath taken it. leave.
But fear thou not, lie, thy morning be spent
So that eve may il, course approve;
And when stars come forth III the armament,
Thou shalt view them with hope and love-
Aud mark uospPelid the gathering night
Visiting morning Of endless light.
i" the Spring time Of bo,ns yet bear 10 MUD
Its summer will .oun be here;
That II, Autumn will linger not long behind,
When the flower, and leave. tura sere;
Aud that Winter will come, which comes to all.
When tho flower must die aud the leaf must fall
So guard the blossom, thou dearest now,
That when Summer shall be o'cr
The fruilsge Of Autumn on every boush
May prove thy Winter store;
And when Times brief seasons changes bring,
Thou shalt know an everlasting Spring.
Now 10 thy youth beseech Of Him
Who giveth, upbra,ding not.
That hi, ligh, in thy heart become not dim,
And his lore be unforgot
And thy God, in the darkest of day., will be
Creenaes,, and beauty, aud strength, TO thee.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-26
Deferred Articles.

MATRIMONIAL AsRcDoTE. century ago,
Faith tradition, when elcrgymen were not so plenty
as they are now, young gentleman and his dulein-
"a were aDSious'y awaiting the happy day, which
was TO them united in the silken bands Of mat.
r,mony. They resided on the north side of the
Tomhen'c creek, and the clergyman who had been
engaged TO tic the knot, lived on he south side Of
the creek. As the fates would have IT, heavy
rains fell the nigh, previous to the nup,ia day
which rendered the creek impossible. IT. waters
were rising, and its current becoming more rapid
every hour. The clergyman arrived at tho time
appointed al p'in, where he had bcca in the habit
OF fsrding the creek but it n much as his
HE was worth to attempt TO ford It on this occa-
sion. lie turncd his horses head to return, when
he WAS hailed By two voices on the opposite side
OF the siream--they were those Of the bride and
groom. who engaged him TO stay. After some
debate !, was agreed tina, the ceremony should
proceed. 10 the time the friends Of the
bctrothed arrived from the brides house IN the
i2hborhood. Thee Sas presented singular
spectacle, the like whereof was never seen be.
fore snd probably will not be again. The
CONNIE read the marriage service, on the margin
OF the creek. while the parties stood on the OPP
pos'ts sade. Alter the ceremony was over, the
groom tossed a few gulders across the creek,
which The de'n'as picked up aud pockeied as his
fer, mounted h'' horse. and proceeded homeu ard,
and tho married couple did the same - Sc.Sn1ctady
Reflector.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-26

COMMENCE or s"sTo>.-rhe number Of For
esgn arrivals in,o this port donng The years 1929
~ss 6s3; 1880, 6ts 1881. 100 ls32 1864
1913, 1906 1884. 1856 1875, I302.
The namSeS of Foeigo elesnuees during the
year 1899 was 52i; 1880. sol ls3l 679 /:
lss2 sas; lsss, sS5; 1894. 1908 1885
l2ll.
The arrivals danng the prcsea, wear are more
thss during any preWovs yess since he adoption
81 the presesi Coassl,uton.-CAr. BItcy.r,na.
ArrossrnEsr nv rHR PElssinEsr. Geo. ".
BArkes. of thss place, has been appointed Marshal
al the district of Vermont, ,ioo IsmAa Lowry
res,ehes. --Hoo&Rook pspe
Deci. Samuel Thompson has lately recovered
$4,000 ID 40 individual ia Nsw YORK, Tor a.
sshtnIxoea, 81 his r.ssat.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-26

PnAyiSG FOR HusBANDs.-The Convent Of the
Chsrtreuse, at Array in Normandy, possesses lit
tie other interest than that of its site except that
II certainly contains the most wonder working
altar in all Christeudom. The natives have the
firm belief that Whatever boon is there solicited is
granted TO the petitioner. This well frequented
alter is dedicated TO ST. Anne Mrs Stothard
relates, in her late tour that she observed certain
young gil offer prayers, with great puncuality
md carnes,ness of devotional feeling, TO ST. Anna
and observes. that from her best cap and iacket
Being worn on such occasions, and the soft air of
Young man who always accompanied her 20 the
church door, she could without much craft, divine
the subject Of her devotion; and the more espe-
claliy as he girl was assured, in proof Of the
efficacy Of So. Annc's blessing upon her shrine
that certain young lady Of Array who feared
dying (rather say lving) old maid very ear.
nestly begged the saint TO gran, her a husband.
81. Annc's bounty being equal to her power, she
most kindly sent the trembling petitioner three
husbands in the space Of five short happy years
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-26

Wan IN FLoRrDA. We regret to learn
that tle Territory Of Florida has become
the theatre of petty war, in which already
the blood of Indians and whites has been
shed. 4 conflict took place, on the 18th
ult. between party of Indians, 80 or GO in
number, aud party of militia. 30 or 40 in
number, near Fort Crum, in which, of the
Wholesome sergean, and seven prvates were
killed. and seven wounded. Gen. Gail,
with $50 men, arrived in camp on the 9th
aud took the general Command. The body
oil the Indians was in the neighborlng ham
mocks and general battle was expected
me white families have, for the most part
abandoned their homes, IN great alarm, and
assembled at the different places where the
inhabitants have erected, or are erecting.
forts for protection. At Newmansyille. the
Courthouse is turned into a fort. and the
jail into block-house. Al old Mr. Crum's
(Fort Crum) are upwards Of three hundred
people, and more coming IN. Meanwhile,
the Indians are said 20 have LAID waste the
country from Black Creek 70 Fort King, a
distance OF eighty mile.-.Nafioncl Tutei.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06


FOR THE SALE OF.
J. Weller's Tegefa5ie .fafi- Eieuzaf,c
COMPOUND,
a N infsiiiblc cure for Rhssnsfis.s, either
IN chronic er inhsmmstory, and for Grarsi
and DDiesify " Mating Uriss.
-Also,-
j. WelRer's celebrated Iadiaa PGadceu,
For the prevention and cure of Consump lion,
Coughs, splitting Of Blood, Aicrcuriai Disc ases
and all complaints arising from an impure
state Of the blood. e1hwsrranted not TO
contsin the least mineral substance. being
solely prepared from vegetable matter. and
may be taken by oil with perfect safety
Warranted to elect cure where il Is strict
ly rheumatic. N B---.Nsns are genuine sr-
espf rifh the propriSfov's aam< IN Cs,man-
CERriStc AIE.-I hereby certify that have
seen the above Medicine administered in .
Number OF cases Of Rhenm,iism. chronic and
inlsmmatory, OF the most sgsravsted char
aeier, and have never known " To fail in any
case that came under my observation, always
clecting thorough cure in few days, with
out producing any partieu':r Inconvenience
to tho patient, being perfectly mild and easy
In take. JOS. W. BtGGS, NJ. ID.
Gracehsm, Md, Oct 10. 1894.
". B.-Hundreds Of certificates, equally
respectable. might be procured from differ
ent sections OF the country, but . will leave
il to the public to make trial and saiisf,
themselves. J. WELLER.
Mechsniestown, Frederick eounty,S
Maryland, April, 1885.
t6FThe above Medicines may be had nj
James Brorn's, Charlcsiown,
j. G. Hoys's, Harpers-Fery,
r. TirberLike's, Smithfield,
r. p. .Mdgruder's, Shephcrdstown,
r. -hcMory's Martinsburg.
Oct. IS, 1S35.-Iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06
MxEI.IN0 FIRM.

HAVING located ourselves in the Mill
u n ing Business, at Hsrpsrs Ferry, one OF
the best situations in Virginia, (having the
advantages Of both RaiLRosd and Canal nj
The spot and unlimited wster power. and
the Mills undergoing general repair, To
make 200 barrels Of -four per day. # re-
quired,) we can say TO farmers, with conf
dence, that we eau sfford 10 give more for
Wheat delivered in our Mills, than any other
Mills vest Of the Blue-Ridge. Having in
formation every day from both markets, en-
abes US TO take choice. BY Rail. Road TO Bal
iimore, or the CSnsl TO the District. Those
disposed TO favor US. either in grinding or
selling their wheat, will fod il TO their ad-
vaniSge.
Wheat can be delivered TO us Al the dit.
ferent depots from Iiarpe rs-Ferry TO Win
chester, as well as by wagons 20 the Mills,
and also conveyed down the Shenandoah and
Potomac. We will also buy Rye and Corn.
pay cash, and make reasonable advances, II
required.
Ground Plaster will he kept NJ the Mills.
for sale, and delivered nj the different de pots
aud ut our Warehouse In Winchester.
ROWLAND. HEFLEB0wER & co.
June ~, lS96--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

VIRGINIA., TO wrrs
AZ Rulss bol{lsn u the Clerks o0es ef tbs
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chsp-
ssry for jefferson cossiy, the erst 1sntsy
10 September. 1886;
Jshs !Sssiesss, PrAfsrrr.
JsAs -Hy-s. Danisi kabir. afsasizisfrafsr u
Dsasei xabte fhe ssdrv. drcsased, sad Js.'.s
". Ne C,gds. DslbAsn Drrr. L~osard Sad
~. er~cas~ sf Jsia Bsekmssser. Aee'd ne
said DC Crrds. Ooos. and Bseksas<- ecny
srcxritscs II fh< said Bansef Ea5f~. az Gdsunfs-
traitor as,re-asd, and Laced Ka6Ar. yskn KabAe,
Ss~'ssef Eabis. Ja-s~s EsAs. Diasa~ Kabis.
Bcrtasssa Kabi>. EbraA>tA Berry. (sssds.r.
iofe EhzobefA Kabie. eksidrsn sfiAs said Daaiel
Kab<. dse'd and JsAs CAa-bsriain s.d El.a
As ,ssfr. isie Eisza. H>ssissoia. -sfayy Hssf~eM.
and Sa'nnef ifrsdarshi eisisires sf.Harxaref No.
AZ. affer1rdrsis -farzaref Hcsdsrshf and Mary
Jetassn. ,sssiow ef JsAs Jeksssa, f.-msrfy Mary
Kabte. he and .sfsrgarcf asd -tfary b<sny aiss
casiairra .f s@d Danief kasie,
DssrspAxrs,
IN CHANCgRY
THE defrodssts Jacob Kzble, Samuel Kshic,
James K.sie. De-j.unin Ksbir. El,rsb-th Berry.
| widow,l Mary Heid voIi, Samuel Held oil
sad Mary Johnson. widow of John johnson. no,
having entered their spp~s~esse, ord E'sea seea-
ri'y seeordsog TO the set Of assembly and the
rules of shis court and u appearing NJ s.sis-
fsescry evidence th-t they not 1ehsbi,..,,
III this country IL 10 ordered, 1hst the
said defendants do appear here On the eighth
day OF the va II term and answer the hill 81
The plaintiff, sed that . copy of this order be
hsthsith Inserted IN some ewspaper publish
ed IN Chsriessovn, for too months sser~s,',eiy.
and posted n the froat door Of the court house
in the aid town Of Chmiraova.
Cops-rsse.
Sept. IS. 1885. cls'k
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

DIR. HAYS.
HRATEFUL for past favours, takes thi,
~ method Of informing his numerous
friends and customers. that he hs, just returned
frum Baltimore. aud Is nov offering . Choice
supply of such article, IS are usually found in
Drug Store, among which are
Medicines,
Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, ana
Dye Sufs,
Jewellery and Fancy articles, such a,
Psten, Lever, Lsdies' Gold, 2v.rcurs
l~pine. and common English
Watch Keys, Far Rings, Breasi Pins,
Gilt Buckles, Jet Buckles, Snuff Boxes,
Silver and common Speetsrles. Finger RinKs
Gold and common Gusr'Ia, Seals.
Silver Pencil Cases add Pencil Points,
Silver Tea and Table Spoons. SIC. Penknives
Thimbies. Music Boxes. Silver Combs,
Ladies' Fancy Boxes, Stands or Cotton Reel,
Cologne, Florida, Virginia, and Honey Water
ALSO,
Spices, Fruits, Confectionery s. Nuts
Tobacco and Sn1f-Toys,
A large and general sssortIRcDt--sIi OF which h,
will sell Low for cash. or to pupe,ual men on
short credit
Harpers-ferry. August IS. 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

HAVING declined, for the present, nov
III ing TO the Southwest, oGsrs his servi-
ces TO the public in the different branc hes Of
his profession, and hopes BY his skill, care
and attention 10 those CON mitted TO his care,
TO merit a share Of public patronage. lie
may be found. when not professionally en-
gsged. at his usual place of residence in Bo-
iivar. In consequence Of injurious reports
having gone abroad. respecting his Aga sAsr-
gss, he pledges himself TO charge - low N
any other Physician, OF respectable standing.
in the community; and henceforward, for
services rendered, and prompt payment, he
will deduct 10 per cent from the usual char
gee for medical attendance.
March 10, l636.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06
VARIETY.

TIE CUSTOMER enArxr.
Az net for hj lineage,
I ask not Tor his name
II uaniiness be In his heart,
He noble birth may claim.
care not though Of this worlds wea lth
But slender be his part,
III yes you answer, when I ask
Hath no n true mans hearth
ask not from what land he came,
Nor where his youth wss nurs-d--
III pure the stream, il matters not
Tho spot from whence Il burst
The palace or the hovel.
Where lrst ks life began,
seek not Of il; but answer liis-
j. he m honest man,
Nay, blush not now-what matters IL
Where first he drew his breath
a mangcr wns tho cradle bed
OF him Of Nsxsreth!
= Be noaght, be any, be every thing
care not what you be-
u yes you answer. when ask
Art tbou pure, true, and free'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06
Caah Cor .Hfgr0es.

WILL A. az times give the highest price,
IN cash Zoe likely young NEGROES,
OF both sexes, from ten TO twenty i've year,
OF sge. Persons having likely servants Ia
dispose Of, will DO veil "a call on ne AZ nv
residence IN Chariestown; and any com.
muniestio IN writing will he promptly Il.
tended 90 wa. CnOW /,
July -. 1896 tt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06
NeH Firm.

TINE undersigned having united them
selves, since the first Of Aprii last, IN the
copper, tin, aad sheet iron business. the nssau-
factory will hereafter be eondueted unsirr the
6rm Of Thomas R-wIins K Son, by ~hom al
kinds 81 copper, tn. End sheet irpn uork will be
executed ia The RraieSt aud most substantial man
ner. They Sili make anil put ui housr spoutinE
10 order. n the shortest notice. They Will keep
on hsnd stove pipe. hollow Ssrr. ~agos, boxes.
ke. They will do I'll kinds 81 casting. such 81
machine boxes, brands. bells. Ike They hope. ~
STREET stisstion In business To merit aud Freeiye
continuation nf public patronage.
THOMAS hAwIINS 4 SON.
August 10, 1856.
Old eoPPev. brass. Pevter, &c. taken in ex-
change Tor Nork.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06
TRANSPORTATION
on TIE
st'tMcHcSfcs- and Potomac
Raj. ROAD.

st'tMcHcSfcs- and Potomac
RAIL ROAD.
FEVHE President and Directors OF the Com
rates Of travel and transportation between
Winchester and Isrpers-Ferry
Fare through, with q reasonable allowance
Of baggage for passengers set down or ia
ken up at the Depot, or at the Island Of
Nirginius, near the Potomac, $3.50
FOR any intermediate distance per mile, 6
DOWNWARD TRADE.
Toll for transportation from the Depot at
Winchester, and delivery at the end OF
wager's Bridge on the Mary land side Of
the Potomac, for Flour per bbl., ls
Wheat per bushel, 5
Corn and Corn-Deal, Rye and Rye-mesl, per
bu.hel, ~
Oats, }
Bar iron, Blooms, rig Iron and Castings, per
ton ei.s0
All other commodities, per ton per mile, s
transportation 10 aud from any intermediate
DEPICTS, the same proportional rates with
tie above.
ASCENDING TRADE.
Transportation from the place 90 the Msry
land side of the Potomac above mentioned
TO Winchester.
Por Plaster, per ton, tl.7S
salt, per bushri, &
~ish, per barrel, 20
Merchandise, aad all other commodities, per
hundred pounds. IL
And to and from any intermediate Depots,
the above propoFtionste rates.
The above rates include all charges Incl
dent to transportation, 20 and from other
complnies- There will be o small addition
al charge made ut the different Depots, for
receiving and forwarding-sbout 2 cents on
a barrel of Flour, end q similar rate for other
commodities.
By order Of the Board,
JOHN BRUCE, PrsfIdeni.
Winchester, March ,, Is36.--4L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

VIRGINIA, To wIri
AZ Rnies holden in the CLERKS Once Of the Ctr
cult Superior Court Ut law and Chance, foe
Jeh.rsoa County, the 6rSt Monday IN August,
1886:
BryAot O'Bannou, PLAIHTir1.
AGAINST
Richard X. Luietoa and Sarah X. his vie. late
sarah X. O'B~aeoa. John O'Baoaoa II.rt-
son Obannoa, Jack son O'TlHnuon, n..d Juliet
T. O'BsnRon, aud Jam-s H,te. sdsniaisIr.ior
With the will aRnsx sd 81 John O'Ilsaoon. de
ceased, D1Fkxp.nr.
IN CHANCERY.
VNNtiE defradaat. john o. B.rnoa moi having en-
TERED hts appearance, and given sssuT,Iy az
eording TO the act OF Assembly and the rule.
OF this Court; and il appearing By saiisfar-
tory evidsnee that he Is not 90 inhsbitsnt OF
thi. country: II 10 ordered. That the said de-
feadsnt do sPPesr here on the 6rst day Of the
next term. aud answer the bill OF the PLAIN
tia and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published
in Charlestown, for two months successive
y, and posted % the front door OF the Court
House IN The said town Of ChArIestown.
Copy-Tcpe,
u. Y. BROWN. Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

VIRGINIA, TO VT;
Al Rules holden ~ the Clerk OeSce Of The
Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud chsn.
Gerry for jeiersoa County, the Grst Nioud. AZ
W September, 1876:
James keensn end Rhods Am he wiss for.
meriy khO3s AsR Daek vail. EDGAR W
hobinson. Guardian Of lose on DWckwaU
So infsRi ander iwsRtJ-o yesr, Of AZ.
The pah Jsmes Keenan, - Rusp5lae Of NJ
bsees DoekWsn. en- lsfsst Ustor t,sssty-
one years o. sgs. shs said Joasnh D,,rf
Wall, ~ hrs guardian snd nsnt friend. A..
said Edgar W. Robinsoa, and the ss,d H. :
beees Duek wall by her Gusrdisa a. :. \,
friend The said Jsnss keenan,.
AGAINST
wesley Duekvsii, DsviS Msrphsy saA Ma
RS De Sds, John DnekSsli, Ioks A.
ThomPson- Evsrdisn Of Thsnas Duch al.
aad The ssid Thomas DuckSsH
- DsST'.
fN8lE defeedanfs. Wesi-y gb,skv.It IT,.
Dlsk ell, snsi Dssid Ms,phv sol Nc 81,
vie, Hoi having eutrrrsi their appearance sss siy
:" sssar'it sssayd,nE 10 ~ set ~ ss.~asegy ssA
ne rvits 81 this spuftt sd % sptseariar b.
seiisisfinTr ftideefr fhai itey ere az isksbit-
ni'is ~ tbis cpa6TlJ d 10 ordeFrd fhnt ne 40
ctfeafsafs DO spJssar here - fi~ Grsi asy a. 49,
tent teFta sHzi sas~es fls~ hin ~ 49, ii.is.tfet
s'.d thuf copy = tais urder ~ fafths ish asrrt
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tos TO aps.ihs ssesfssiseiy. std ,,sstsd q ~.
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~ Chsrlesteva.
4 Copy-Tsa-.
EOBT. r. BROWN. GRE.