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GRE.sTCTal

RalGgt, Naptsmbtr p, lsa.
am nov = years OF agt--wben iu m4 /.
wear, | received wound on MY le0 lfg,
becsmc liberated, and utluuln 80 until 3, 8
Of March la,t |, would occasionally h,a.
and then brcak out again; bot most Of th. +
1t oss 10 ven painful condition, the sore f.U
extended u iarge sizy, and become ver1 CHI
| tried many remedies Ia make curr Ha.
success, until | Applied Grays Iarr ugaf h
msHt tWo pots OF which have ttier,aa5t
nv leg, sud reduced 1t 10 It's natural -.a. .
cure would have been made muoh -oorut, -.
strictly attended to the directions 'or taa BEL.
the Ointment, bul tbs tailed 10 da, nl.s .
much exercise, and very impt1deul'y uscc w..
hauddge. My beg has been well lor moIs 3
SIX months, during which time, have 81
much, vet It remains 6rm and free rom 81 81,
ness or inflammation. AftcT having been ali..
for a PcrInd OF torly-one years, now cnl"
benefit OF sound leg agaie.
LEAFS HOLLOWAY
Military EXECUTIONS for Sale atn
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Tor Hire.
To tdbiHtf .H0hcrS.

FNNtiE House and Lot lately IN tie
possession oi e.. H. Nichols -
uow tn rent. Attached Is a good shop lur
ou the Cab,ue, Making Business.
10 Cabue Workman tins stand aiiofds a
first rate opportunity Tor carrying on, as 1t
i well known, the above business having
been earned onul THIS stand By Mr. Nichols,
fer a number OF years. lie House and
Shop would be rented separately. Attach
cd 10 the house IS kitchen, smoke house
aud slab.c--lhere IS also an excellent spuug
on tho lot Possession giving the 2jlh Of
December. For terms app, at this Office
Nee .. lisa r.
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THE RsCRIRER

Returns ns .ideiui thanks 10 has re,
and customers for their liberal Pairan.
to the above firm, and informs then q
he will continue TO carry on the bu>lHe~
his own name, at their former stan.
" Brick Corner" where he has just ree
ed, and is now opening, large and seae
assortment of
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S25 REV ARD.

n ER ANYWAY from the sub.
Mn A~ scrlber, few weeks agn,
~Ss- negro man named WASH.
fIY iNGTON. SAID WASHINGTON
Y , is about 8 feet or 5 inches
.-..-.----.s.sA high, about % wears of ane
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Negro Hiring.

4 WILL hire out to the best bidder, for
= thr tern OF one year, nj the Plantation
Of the late Eli Springs, deceased, on Satnr.
day the 3lst Of December next, all the Nc.
groes belonging to the Minor Heirs of SAID
deceased, aud will n the same time sell
some Corn.
JOHN SPRINGS, Guardian.
Nov %, 1896. Qa.5vr
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springs 4 Dinkins.

NyHE death Of Mr.. Dluklns dissolve, A.
IL above firm, and renders II n,ces,s-
for all Persons having any DEMANDS ,
gainst the concern, tc present them af,sy
nent ; and all those indebted 10 The fr
acc requested 10 make speedy Payaea :
All open accounts not closed by CAS-
or NOTES." between this and next Ag
will be pu, lni suit. The situation o. d
concern will 10, admit of long delay.
LEROY SPRINGS,
SURFING iortns, If Springs . Dialla.
Charlotte, 2-th Oct, 1886
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NOTICE.

HNiil subscriber respectfully requests all
~ these Who have not settled their &C.
counts due To the late firm Of Dunlap Il
Johnston, aud To the late firm Of Dunlap,
Johnston Il Co, formerly (mauagcd by
Andrew Montgomery to call and settle
them on or before the next February
Court Also, all persons Indebted me by
note or book account will please call and
settle as | am ia want Of money.
JNO. J. DUNNAP.
Dee 6. ls16. a9lf
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Il appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
q IonsI, that Nelson kerr, one Of the
defendants. reside beyond the limits of the
S'a'c, ordored therefore, that publication
lie made slS weeks "a the Charlotte Journ.
Al, that unless the SAID Nelson Herr, appear
al the newt Term Of sud Court, 10 b. held
At the Court lluusr, "a Charlotte, on the ith
Monday IA Juuuar, next, and then aud
there answer or plead 10 sand petition. 1t
will be heard eS par,e as to him aud Judg
nent rendered accordingly. Mtnrs. Bra.
~ Oates, Clerk Of SAID Court, at Ofice, the
iIh Monday oi Oelot.r, 4. II. 1886.
h. OATES, {. c, c.
rucc adv 81 RS
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T3ro Tracts Of Land.


b'lonemg 10 tn estate OF Hugh Mcdowell,
dcc. d., Tor a moro proper distribution a.
mongs' the Logatecs. Ooe tras, lying ON
the waters ol Sugar Creek, lonlng the lands
Of Col. Guer aud Robert Porter, contain.
lng D. acrrs--betWeen 80 aud 10 acres in
tine state ct cultivation, and all newly
cleared, with buildings suitable for a small
nmlly. The other tract on Sugar Creek
joining the lands of James Spntt, decd,
aud Mhnlgbl, containing - acres, nearly
all unclcared. Any person wishing to pur.
chase land, viii do wei! to view these tracts.
There Will be n credit of twelve months
gwen, by giving bond with approved Sc
curty.
JOHN H. MCDOWELL, Err
Dee 3 1896 no
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'''-H1 HV"HF W HVaFN OF dgVl
dark complicated, and is thought to be in the
nelghborhood of the Harris Mine, He was
purchased from William A. Harris. The
above reward will be given It delivered to
me, or secured in any jail, So that can get
Inn. GREEN HUE,
SEPT, :, 1896. l0Y
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Military EXECUTIONS for Sale
OFFICE.
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N(lTI('.'.
Taken IN

e. Taken Up
RA A Nd committed to the jail
sA@ VA Of Mecklenhurg County,
iAR on the OH inst, a Negro boy
named GEORGE, aLaut : or
@-l-~e -'.s=ssss 20 years Of age, and about 5
feet 10 inches high. Said negro says be
belonged to David Wethers, of Brunswick
CO. Virginia, who sold him to George Ran.
ncv, who was taking him to the State of Mis-
slss,ppl, and that he left at Salisbury. The
owner is requested to come forward, prove
property. pay charges and take HIM away
JOS. MyCoNNAUGHEY, Jaiier.
Dee. -, ls36. 2iLf
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v TRGxTgI.As- In the Circnii Superior Cosr,
Of Law and Chanccry for Berkeley County
January Rules, 1896.
Cornelius Tolsnd and Sarah his wife pn9s.
against
Joel Ward, Richard Beeson and Elizabeth his
wife late Elizabeth Crumley, Benjamin w.
jefferson, and George Swimley and Hester
his wife late Hester Ward dyis.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants. Richard Beeson and
Elizabeth his wife late Elizabeth Crun,ley
not having entered their appearance and
given security. according to the act OF
assembly and the rules OF this court, and
il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are out Of this Commonwealth: it is
ordered, that the said defendants DO enter
their appearance TO this suit on the first
day of the next term. and answer the bill.
Of the plaintiff. and that a copy Of this or
der be forthwith Published 10 any news
paper within this county. and continued
for two months successfully, and another
copy thereof posted al the front door OF
the Court House Of the said county.
A Copy.--Tcstc.
JOHN STROTHER, @.
January Ia, 1886 --9m
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DIED.

On Sunday morning last, in this place,
Mrs. ELIZA BoYD. aged 80 years, consort
Of MIR. James s. Boyd. The deceased has
left behind her large family Of children,
and numerous circle Of friends and reIa.
tues 10 mourn her loss.
" Friend after friend departs,
Who has not lost lricndS'
Departed this life in the anilnatng prospect Of
better, on the eth of December, 1885, Mrs
ANN HANNAH, wife Of Mr.. james Hannah, aud
eldest daughter of Mr.. Stephca Mayer, in the
I'D year other age. Seldom has the grave clio.
scd upon the remains OF a more EXCELLENT w oman
She was good specimen Of the simplicity and
artlessness Of primitive Christianity Herdomes
tic and religious obligations were discharged
with cheerfauess and punctuaiity. Having made
an avowal Of her attachment to the cause of the
Redcemer. she sustained her profession by the
exact performance Of all its public and private
duties. The disposition which induced her to
desire and promote the happiness Of others, Sc
cured for her in return the aiieciionate good W ill
of all, who by any means were thrown within
the circle Of her kind and gentle influence. She
met her last & only enemy with composure s has
entered we doubt not upon "that rest which re-
mains for the people of God.
can Angels arm could not snatch her from the
grave,
Legions of angels cannot confne her there"
COnmnni coied.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-28

The Indian Agent, Wiley Thompson Lieut..
Constantine Smith, Erastus Rogers, an two 9th
ers,were murdered bv the Indians,
On Monday the 25th ult.. party Of ten men,
dining at the house Of Erastus Rogers, Sn,icr, at
Camp King, were fred upon while sitting at ia.
Bile. BY party Of Indians. The muse was not
above $50 yards from the block house. Rogers
was sitting at the head ofhis table, hen the first
Information given Of the presence Of the foe was
avcley Of, il is thought at least 100 shot, pour
ed 10 upon them through tine open deor
The Indians rushed upon the house Those
in, not killed, sprang ont Of it, at the windows,
on each side. Five, fleeing for Camp King, es.
capped The others, fleeing for hammock close
by. were shot down.
The five Of this party slain, were General
Thompson, lndian agent, Lieut.. Smith, Erastus
Rogers, the Suilcr, Suggs, s. HITLER Through
General Thompson were shot fifteen bullets and
sixteen through Rogers. The Indians scaipea
all, taking off their scalp clear around the head
as far as the hair extended, aud then beating in
their skulls. The heads Of Rogers aud Snggs.
were shockingly mangicd All this was done
In open day light, within $50 yards Of Camp
King-and in view Of the fifty U. S. troops
there at that time. Why did they not rnsh out
to their rescue, or rather, why did they not III =
the two six Founders in the block house, upon
these bold sayages, committing, before their
face and eyes, within two hundred and fifty
yards, such deeds Of barbariiy.
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January IA. lss6-2n

V1AC~c5TA:-Atr rules holden in the Clerks
Office Of The Circuit Superior Court of Law &
chaacery for Morgan County, on Monday the
7lh day Of December, 1895.
Philip G, pendle,on pHG.
against
Lawrence McKeirnau. john 0'Ferral admins
traitor Of Igoalius o'Ferral decd, ard Joua.
than Maaro. deffs.
IN CHANCERY.
'HyHE defendants, Lawrence McKeir
man, and Jonathan NIanro, not ha
wing entered their appearance, and given
security according TO the Act Of Assembly
and the rules Of this court. and il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants Of this commonwealth il
is ordered. that the said defendants DO an.
pear here on The first day OF the next term
and answer the compliments Till, and that
a copy Of this order be published in some
newspaper in Martinsburg. for two months
successfully, and Ike copy posted a,
the front door Of the Court.House in the
said county Of Morgan,
A Copy --Ieste.
JACOB REICHARD, C. g.
December 8, 1885 I'm
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JOHN sTROTHER. c.
January "a, 1896 --em

the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County I:
January Rules. 1896.
Ann Elizabeth Nichols. who sues by her next
friend, Andrew McCieary pitE
against
John McCleary, Barton Campbell cx'r Of Chas.
orriek deed, and Conrad Hogmire dsffs.
IN CHANCERY.
TIME defendant, Conrad Hogmire,
n not having entered his appearance
and given security, according to the act
Of assembly aud the rules Of this court.
and !, appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is out Of this Commonwealth: i,
is ordered. that the said defendant do en-,
tee his appearance TO this suit on the frs,
day OF The next term, and answer ..le bill
Of the plaintiff and that copy orthis or
der be forthwith published in any news
paper within this county, and continued
for two months successfully. and another
copy thereof posted at the front door Of
the Court House of the said county.
A Copy --Tcsie.
JOHN STROTHER, g.
January Ia, 1856 --2M
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the Cirenit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County :
January Rules, 1896.
William Leigh aad Mary Susan Selden Leigh,
SUNG by their next friend Benjamin Watkins
Leigh piifs.
against
Mary lsham Thomas, Lucy Ann Colston, and
Mary Am Nicholson dsffs.
IN CHANCERY.
fE SHE defendant, Mary Ann Nicholson,
q not having entered her appearance
aud given security, according TO The act
Of assembly and the rules OF this court,
and II 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
of The plaintiff. and that a copy of this or
der be published in any newspaper within
in this county, aud continued Tor men,hs
successfully. and another copy thereof
posted at the font door Of the Court
House Of the said county.
A Copy.-Teste.
JOHN STR0THER, C.
January ID IS36-2m
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TTgN irEwropcIryArv.

general Literary, Historical. Congressional,
and Miscellaneous journal printed at Washing.
ton ID. G., in all its departments aims at the
highest character. Printed IN good clear type.
Oh large sheet of ine white paper, the whole
OF II being devoted to valuable aad interesting
matter.
Terms 0ae Dollar ard a halfper annum in
advance. -Four papers will be sent to the order
OF any person, acting agent for the collection
of subscribers, enclosing five dollars nine for
ten dollars, nineteen for twenty dollars, and fit v
for fifty dollars. The enclosures by the mail al
the risk Of the Editors. The receipt Of number
Of the paper Will be a sufficient receipt for the
money transmitted.
Postnasters, Booksellers, aad, in general, an
persons Interested in the success Of such an en-
terprisc, are requested 10 act as agents for the
Metropolitan; the above terms being fthe most
liberal character
All letters 10 be addressed Gree Of postagc)
Ito LANGTHEE & 0.SULLiVAN,
soty
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VIRGINIA. the Circuit superior Cour,
OF Law and ChancerY for Berkeley County
January Rules, 1886.
Martin eilie,i. aud Joseph Henry. and Charity
r. Henry hiswiie PITTS
James p. Erskine ex'r Of RebeccA Crouch deed
Levi Henshaw admir- dc bouis non Of Azel
Fletcher, decd; Philip Nadenbousch, late
sheriff of Berkeley County, committee adm'r
ofThomas r. Fakes and George G. Fakes.
decd; Harriet + Fakes. Isaiah Tnnnei, Eli.
zabeth ii. Tunnel, WIN. III. Tunnel, and Ma
ry A. q. Burke, dcfts
IN CHANcERY.
JHE defendants, except Levi i!enshaw
and Philip Nadenbonscb, not having en-.
tered their appearance and gwen security,
according TO the act Of assembly and The
rules Of this cont, and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are out Of
this Commonwealth It is ordered, lha,
The said defendants do enisr their aapear
ance TO this suit on The first day OF the
next term. & answer the bill Of the plain
tiff, and that copy Of this order be forth
with published in any newspaper within
this county. and continued for two months
successfully, and another cory thereof
posted at the from, door ofthc Court House
Of the said county.
A Copy .-'reste.
JOHN STROTHER, o.
January ID. 1856 Am
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" YxsEsxrs1A.r- Ccnrt held for Berkeley
Couaty, at the Conrfs Iieuse, on Monday tho
lab ,iay az Dect mber. 1925
jacob Myers, admir- vita the will annexed or
JAMES Former deed, (sncing ia the Eso Of
Warrington Ksoescn ,xexeser Of James +.
Fosmsa dec'd,) Sl8.
agciasi
William Ray and JoLa d, Sappingtcns dg1s.
IN CffANCERY
YEsHE defendant. William RAY. not ha-
4 wing entered his appeafsnro and gip
ven security according 10 the ACT az As
sembly and The rules Of This caprt. and il
to the court that he il not an
OF this CommonweAltl, 81 il
ordered: that the said drfsn6aa, 30 sp,
pear here on The second Monday IN March
next. and answer the hill Of the eompFsin
ant !; aud Il is further ordered, that this
order he published in the Martinsbuug Ga
zstte. for two moaihs sueeessisely. and
posted AZ the front door OF the Court
House of said coua'y
Tesie.
HARRISON WAITE, enc.
Dee -. 1856 an
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FOR SAIE'

fENHE subscriber will sell at private
n sale, the house and lot now &C.
cupied by Mrs, Tabb. situated on main
street. Martinsburg. The house is two
stories high, well situated for a mechanic
Of any kind. On the LOT are number OF
young thriving fruit trees. Possession 81
ven the first Of April next. Also.
The house and lot now occupied blythe
Rev. w. G.. Matthews, situate on The cor
ner of Burke street, and Spring Alley
This house will be sold or rented ON APP
p!icaiion 10 the subscriber This house Is
large and convenient. and las ono Of the
best gardens 10 the town. attachedto it.
JOHN N. RIDDLE.
January Id, 1861
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On Sunday morning, the 10th inst, the
dead body ofa man was found lying on
the turnpike about mile and half below
this place; and on examination, il was
found to be that Of a poor invalid, by the
name Of Michael OBfisn. who had been
living for some time in this neighborhood.
A coroner's Jury was summoned. who re-
turned verdict " that The deceased came
to his death ny exposure TO the cold'"--
"a Free Press.
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NOTlCE.-Persons indebted TO the es
~ tate Of George Snowdiel, decd, as
with said decd, are respectfully requested
to come forward and settle The same and
those holding notes. &c Of said deed will
present them also, as il 10 the wish Of the
undersigned TO settle up the estate as soon
as practicable. D. w. BOYD,
.Admr Of G S'io,cdiel, deed
January, 2S, lS36-St
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VIRC41c-TA.---Ata Court held for Berkeley
Conaty, at the Court House, en- Monday the
lsth day ol December, 1885.
David Schuebly surviving Executor Of II.nry
sehnebly, deed pi.F
against
Jacob Sohapper adm'r Of John Myers. deed,
George Myers, John Myers. William Myers,
Archibald Myers. george Crowl aud Eliza
beth his wife, abraham Anderson aaa Berba-
ra his wife, ard James NJ. Wheat Geffs
IN CHANcERY.
fHiIiE defendants George Myers. end
4 Abraham Anderson. t.ad Bsghara
his wife. rot having entered thcir appear
snce and given security according 20 the
aes Of Assembly. and the rules Of the
Court, and i appearing 10 the Conrt that
they era not inhabitants or this Common
wealth, il is ordered, TIA, the said defen.
dan.s do appear here on the second Mon
day 10 March next, and answer the TIL Of
The complainant: and be il further order.
ed, that this order be published in the
Mariioshurg Gazette. for two months sue
ee.siycly. and posted AT The font door Of
The Court House Of tho said county.
Teste.
HARRISON WAITE, r.nc
December "a, fS35--gm
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EBERSONS indebted to the Post Office,
H. for postage and whose accounts are
Of long standing, are hereby notified that
all further accommodations are suspended
until arrearages are paid.
WILLIAM LONG. Pm.
January 7, IsS6-n
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Tau soygzaz1sw cgUaczznEAgG


THE SOUTHERN CHuRcHNAN, is published
weekly, in the Cit, OF Richmond, Va, at 81
SO payable in advance; or 8 if paid within six
months from the time Of subscribing.
II 10 devoted to the interests Of Evangelical
Religion, and the maintainance and propagation
of the distinctive tenets Of the Protestant Episco
pal Church
Abortion Of its columns are usually occupied
with literary, scientific, and general intelligence
As a record of ecclesiastical events as an cx
positor Of the doctrines of the church, as al al
ly in the business Of domestic instruction; and
as containing accurate memoranda Of the local oc
currences Of the Southern church, II solcits us
patronage, as well as that of all WHO feel iateres'
sed 10 the condition aud growth Of the Church,
and she prosperity Of religion.
The patronage that has been extended 10 the
Southern Churchman, during the short time OF
ats publication, though much beyond what was
anticipated. still leaves il in condition TO need
u considerable incre ase'ofi its subscription list
January IS, 1885
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TNOR RENT.-The House and Lot
IL on King street, one door west Of the
Republican Office. at present occupied by
MIR. Thomas Harris; also, a small House
and Lot on John street, near the old Ger
man Church. Persons disposed to rent
can make application 10
JOHN MATHEWS, Sr.
Martinsburg, Ian. asst
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HINGLES WANTED We want 10
~ purchase t,velpe thousand good Black
Oak Shingles delivered by the Goth Fe,
bruary. J. w. BOYD s. Co.
We will also purchase large quantity
OF good Pine Piank j. w. b. s. Co.
January 2s, 1886
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MoEIGE.

A LII persons indebted 10 the estate Of
Ia John Peril, FOR purchases made al
the sale Of his personal property, or 9th
erwise, are notified that immediate pay.
ment is required. Ali having claims a
gainst said estate, are requested to pre-
sent them for settlement.
ARCH'D ODEN. Admir-
... Of JohR Peril, deed.
January %, l636-3H
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January ID, Is36-am
TsTR Az II o a s a.

NAhEN UP ~ TIE Undersigned IN the
a month Of November last Sorrel
Horse, about five feet high. supposed TO
he nine years old, has heretofore had a
sore hack, shod all around, trots and pa
ces, has star IN his forehead, and small
blaze in the lower part of his face. right
hind foot white. and appraised at forty
dollars. The owner OF said horse is re.
ques'ed TO come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take him away.
WILLIAM MASLIN,
Garardstown, Jan. 81, 1886 -3w
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December "a, Iss5.--,s

VItaGIn1A:-Ata Court held for Berkeley
onnty at the Court House, Gu Muuday The
nth day Of January, 1886.
Patrick y. Garry. aud Elizabeth his wifi, late
Elizabeth Miller. daughter Of David Miller
a'cea'sd PITTS.
William Showaler, and Elizabeth lis " III lat.
Elizabeth Miller, widow of David Miller.
deceased aud the Heirs Of said David Muller
deceased dtffs
HE defendants James ID Miller. end
Madison Miller, moi having enieied their
appearance, and given security accord
ing TO law, & il appearing TO the Court
that they ave not inhabilsnts Of he
Commonwealth; II is ordered, that lie
said defendants 10 appear here on tie Cd
Monday 10 .narch next. and answer lie
Bill Of the Plaintiffs. and Il is directed.
that this order he published in he Mar
iinsburg Gazette for two months surces
siycly. and posted. at the lrent door OF
the Court liouse OF The said cooniy.
A Copy.--resle,
HARRISON WAITE, @ n G.
January ID, 1886 en-
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Melancholy Ecent On Mon day last
MIR. jacob Hummer OF this county. while
attending to threshing machine in opera.
ton on his faral. was eutansied in it and
instantly k,led.-ib