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Fall Goods.

TEyHE subscribers are now opening an
l. extensive assortment of Goods adapt
ed to the fall trade which will be sold cheap
for Cash.
We lave now full assortment oisupcr-
fine Broad Cloths Of every shade and quail
ity.
Rich and heavy, plain g. Plaid Cas'mr's
A few ps. new style Durham Cas'mrs,
40 ps. ca French & English MerInos
/ Case Elegant Flg'd Merinos.
Batting, Waddng, Cambria Linlngs &c.
LATHRop e. PoTwIs.
Sepi l6H 1886,
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EMPOR

w PERSONS suffering from X II F. u NJ
4 ATTIC COMPLAINTS. Ia Me
Ed'tor Of the EnQuirer-Sir. On the pr,r-
t,pIe inrn'ca'ed by the great aud good y
FRANKLIN. to diifisc as widely as possible
every means VII hin our power 10 MITIGATE
or soften tho affections of suffering human.
''y, feel II incumbent on me to make
Enown through the medium Of your useful
paper, that on reading therein an adv,r
ilscmen' Of Dr.. Jcbb's Lnimeut. for the
cure of RHEUMATISM, / was Gorcib
i'n-rc-scd with belief that it vas calcul
ted to remove The severe Rheumatic aflcc.
ton To which had been for seven or c,ohr
ycarr subjected, some times almost drnriv.
ING me OF he u-e of my limbs. accn-
di"gly procured bottle. and before ] had
used The whole of il, found very snns,bIr
relief This increased my confidence m j..
and led me 10 obtain another bottle. lin,
use Of which has completely removed the
swelIngS and pains OF ny limbs. Together
win the cramP, and restored them to their
won'cd vigor. am Respectfully yours.
CEo. TsyLun IT..
Hempsicd, l.. / starch 81.
Persons suffering from the above com
Paints, aud in despair Of a cure from the
failure OF the various remedies they hayc
used, are invited to make trial of this lone
Celebrated medicine, which mas in wear,
past cured and relieved, as il is POW ,luinr
thousands who had dcspaircd Of relief =
Nothing bn, fair trial can give an id, Of
rs unri"a'l"d excellence. l. is al.n one -!
The best anpIcalrons known FIR s,Iffne.s OF
ne J"'h'S rumbnr>s, sprains and chllblnin.
Price 80 cents. Far sale bv
J. & J. II PECK {, CO
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Railroad Notice

Office is hereby given that pe,i,
~ ton viii be preferred to the Lee ,islo .
lure Of the State of Vermont n, their nexi
session for the grant ola Rail Road f,nm
Bennington, through the counties of Ran
nlng'on, Rutland, Addison, Chittenaen and
r.nnA"n'' 10 canada Inc. in the direction
o' montreal STEpHEN IliNspLL,
SYLVESTER DEMrNG.
SAMUEL CAMPBELL,
q. w. CrNANr,
JoHN A. CoNANr,
SAMUEL SWIFT.
WILLIAM SLADg.
Sept. 7, 1886.
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Mcdcalrs Patent Compound
Oil for Painting.

\ perfect substitute rnr I.inseed OIL for MI
kinds of Painting. is offered TO the rubIIc hv
the subscribers with the fullest assurance OF
Ms niIlliy. 1t is now about cight wears sinrr
II was brought to lis present state Of perfec.
ton, and during that has been extensively
used y tested in every way which LinSccd Oh
= used tor painting. for inside and Outside
house painting, ON brick and on wood, and
for coaches. Signs, boats &c. As for spread,
ing aud drying for inside work II is no, sur
passed, and lui body, and durability in situa-
tons exposed to the sun aud weather. ii is
warranted far superior 10 the best I.insred
Oil and being hight co!ored renders it prefer
able for white and all other delicate colprs.
One ofIhe first painting establishments in
this city fInore than twenty years standlngi
say in their certificate " Having used Med.
caIf's Patent Paint Oil do certify that mare
surface and better painting can be done per
ga Ion than when mixed with pure insecd
OF. This oil forms combining substance
when mixed with pure Leads that does no,
deconpOse and rub ofhy exposure TO the sun,
and by experience oftwo years, we are var.
rantcd in saying that painting done with hi.
oil, will stand the weather much longer, and
remain uniinpailcd, when p1inting done in the
usual way wll not, aud for oil cloths. we think
it eurpa>ses every thing that we ever used"
john ~ FasSoll has purchased the righ, 10
make and vcnd the "falent Compound OIL"
in the following States, viz: Pennsylvania.
New York. Massachusetts. Vermont, Connee.
licui, New jersey, South Carolina, Ohio.
Michigan. Illinois and Indiana. and cautions
al persons, against any infringement. as every
offence will be met With rigorous prosecution.
The price of the "Patcni Oil" will be one
luarter less than Linsccd Oil. Il is warranted
md sold wholesale and retail by
FASSETT, SELDEN SC.
Dealers IN Paints, Oils, Varnish, &c. col Rive,
street Troy W. August }. IS36.
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LOVELY g. ABBOTT.

" AVING returned from New. York
n y with their fall stock of goods. have
now the pleasure of offering for sale one of
the fines, assortmen's Of Broad Cloths. Cas-.
slmerns, and Sarinr'ts. Tibet cloths.
French and English Marines, of every va
rle'y and color. Mohnr silks. of fine assert.
ments, Mu>lins and Cambricks. French
worked Collars, Marine Thibet wool. Silk
chally Grape and other varieties of Shawls
and Edkfs.. BIeacheG and Unblcachcd
Cot,ons. TIcklngs, Table and other Linens
variety. French English and American
Prints, Cotton Yarn, Waddlng and Bat
'irg. Carpet,ngs, and, in fne, we think as
good an assortment Of fancy and staple
dry Goods, and on os good terms rs ever
offered in Burlington. Cut and plain
Glass, China and other Crockery ware
among which are Elegant Dining and Tea
sets. and n most every article Of colour and
kind in Market. Teas of all kinds. Lonr and
Brown Sugars, Coffee. Chockola,e. Sugar
house and other Molasses Box and quarter
box RasinS. Mnckerel in half and quarter
bbs, No. aud . White and clo,eG Sperm
Candies, Scotch and Mnckaboy Snuff.
lnhigo, smoking and chewing Tobacco, Bar
Sap, Spices of all Kinds. &c. &c.
Darlington, Sept l6, 1886.
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Ash Timber,

" ANTED for .hc use of The Ninooski
w Patent Bloch Mills. and to be- delv
cred at that establishment IN the course of
TIE ensuing winter, the following descrip
tons of White Ash Plank, sawed to the
gwen dimensions. square edged, sound and
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Boston Lion Circus.


Rsq''riny IN lis operations ape ,rds r
eighty men n1d horses
RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens
"a OF Burlington and vicinity that they
intend 10 peEfItm on the Camp Ground on
Saturday The 8'h day Of October mex, for
one day only.
The managers "f ia IS splendid car-s
lrlan cstab'l,nln at, which gained nnprcce-
dented popularity IN Boston during the
winter have been induced to comply with
SOLICITATIONS oIntlneutroI gentleman abroad
who Witnessed the pcrtrmaucrs, aud viii
lnnk" rapid excursion through the prlu
cipa' towns in This section Of tn" country
aud present their Wonderful variety OF {, ats
many Of whloh have never teforc been at
tempted on this side Of atlantic. Proud Of
;hc distinguished appreciation and the ia Ii
ionuble audiences with which they have
'oecn llonorcd, they have chocrfulIy incur
req large expense TO enhance s,ill more
the a'trac ions Of the summer TRAVELLING
scasoti.
The public are distinctly Informed thu,
thls establishment is conducted on a new
and much imprerch plan, entirely abnvr
The old style Of Clrcu5es, and avoiding
every thing offensive to good morals or
repnlsIve 10 the most r tined ear.
The Equestrian Corps j. the largest
and most powerful in AnIerca, embracing
Young men aud lads selected from the
flower of the country, who by long practice
under distinguished masters, are enabled
10 surpass all their predecessors IN icais of
horsemanshp and athletic skill. Their
noble and splendid stud of Arabian and
Uanovcrlan horses have been chosen from
1hc best blood at great cost: ana viii e.
pecially delight those who would opcourage
improvement, in the breed OF horses. by
long and severe training 'hey have been
taught to go through the difficult mazes OF
vaullz and Contra Dance; and 20 perform
other surprising exercises which II would
seem to require the human mind TO execute.
The Arena IS arranged in a move nnd
convenient style, having an airy tier OF
boxes, neatly carpeted, outside the f's,.
around the entire circumference. Ladies
and Gentlemen are invited 10 examine II
previous TO the exhibition, while putting up
The full and affective Band accompany
ing the Arena. will perform many national
and popular airs. For particulars see large
bills at the principal Hotels.
Doors open at | o'clock, p. NJ, and per.
Torrance at 2 o'clock.
Admission TO the boxes 80 cenis-pli %
cents, Children under 10 years of age are
admitted with their parents 10 the boxes
at half price, no half price 10 the pit
Burlington, Sept. 80. 1886.
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STATE OF VERMONT. }


Ckittenden -.
The Hon. the Pioha,e Court for he Dis
irct of Chutenden--T o all persons con-
ccrneG IN he estate of n a. han allen. late
Of W'l'~inn. in said dstrlL'. deceased.
WHEREAS. the Administers ~ ne 6onis
non of SAID deceased proposes to r. n'Her an
account oi his administrator. and p, sent
his accoUn' aCn'ns' said estate for cXnh.n,'"
atlnn and allowance at session Of tbs
Court of Pruhatc 10 b. holden al J. A Will
lcy's Ian in Wlllist0n. on the 9Th day Of
October n"x'.
Therefore you arc hereby notified to ap-
pear b"l,rc said court at he time aud place
Aforesaid, aud show cause. if any you have,
Why the account aforesaid Should not be
a"wrd.
Gwen under my hand at Wllis,on, this
10 h day of September. a D. 1886.
&. b. MANSER. Reg.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-10-07
New GOOds-Sept. IS

VEGETABLE ROUGE, Ian exqnisi,c
article for cnrlching The glow Of the
cheek: his beautiful cosmetic preparation
has at all times found place at The fash
ionable toilet. IT Is an innocent, yet pow
erfnl auxiliary where circumstances have
rendered assistance cXpedcnt, it Is free
from any noxous ingrcden, and entirely
innocent: calculated to create new beauties
where beauties were before; to add fresh
ness to the cheek which care or illness may
have rendered langnld; and in place of the
hly To plant the Rose just received a,
the NSrleiy Shop.
PANGBORN g. RRISsMAID
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-10-07
Burlington Female Seminary.

VHSlIE Fail and Winter Term common
T. ces September l4rh. Pupils should
enter at The commencement Of the term -
Mr.. ID. A. BRAMAN will have the CHARGE
of the boarding establishment. which the
friends of the School believe will be con
Quoted TO the entire satisfaction Of patrons.
Applications to be made TO the Principal,
MARY G. GREEN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-10-07
"A !. S O..

Wanted, one thousand JVT!ITE ASH
LOGS--'hc standard log 10 be 90 inches
diameter and fourteen feet long, sound and
free from knots or shakcs--to be delivered
at The Mn during the ensuing winter, or
a, the wharf at Burlington in the month Of
Nav. 1887. GUY CATLIN.
EurLinrLln. II OIL SenI IQ96
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WANTED.

A FEW thousand fec, Of 3 PLANK
nat less than , 'nchrs wide, und n,
hnch wider as convenient. The timber
may b. either oah, nh, beach, birch, ma
pie, bas'-wond. or yrlIow pine, bu, must be
nearly or owe clear of knott. The hirh
est market price viii he paid in cash, On
delivery, At the ElrNr"'nn Mills
RUFUS CLARK
Burlington, h mo- ED, 1886.
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NOTICE..

NAME into the enclosure of the snbscii
~ brr on or about the 1874 inst male
red years old STEAk, smill hnfhs about
mddling sia'. The owner is requested tn
prove property pay thorg's and TAX" him
away. MASON MEAD.
Esser Sent 26M 1886
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-10-07
w DOL & Butter.
September 20, 1886.

n n ps. sunr. Goats Hair and Grape
Il " Cumblcts
10 do sup. Italian Gro de Swiss and
Chally Silks.
D"z pairs Ladies sup. Goat skin and
Kid Gloves.
do Ladies DOWN Tippets, new
article for evening Dress.
do Boys Cloth Caps.
90 ps. Rich Chinz Prints, dark coors.
lieavy Buck skin Gloves and M,,rens.
ace Buttons. French marking Cotton,
Fancy Dress llandkfs sc. &c.
nSt received and for sale by
LATIlROP & POTWIN.
September %.
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: hDw MS HOWIRD, Ol
Cheap Cash Store.
New Goods-Sept. 8.

& NOMfOUND Chlorine Tooth Wash.
, ~ 'n' discovery OF the chloride OF SODA d
is uses ov Laofrraqne OF Paris, was an ad
ddh. " ITO The resources ct medicine oflhe NJ
most 'pnr'ancc os ncntrazlng agent. To
countrra"f at once The principle Of decay,
which con. renc'ng lmperccp'ib'y, slowly
gathers s'rer IN ana hna'iy destroys, Is
+ on the use Of e.. bride Of soda, when ad
mnls'errd with sh!li ana care; the seas
rs of HE teeth being. nj The great ma priiv
of cases tn" result of n, eject. and grad
ual accumulation Of thE principle abov"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-10-07
Fire i! Fire ! !

ThHE members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire
M Insurance Company are hereby no,ilicd
that tho Following assessments have been made
by The Directors, on all notes in force, on tic
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-10-07
TIE SILK GROWERS GUIDE.
with various engravngs.

with various engravings.
AT s. PER ANNuM, IN ADVANCE,
ON Wednesday, August 3. 1886, tie
" first number Of The SILK GROW
ER'S GUIDE will he published by the
subscriber, aud continued every other
| "Wednesday thereafter, each number con.
tanning 6 large super royal octave pages
double columns, expressly adapted tor
binding, and the whole subject iul'y illus
tra'ed by appropriate engrnvlngs.
| Every possible source Of information will
qc used to make this a standard publication
tor American cullvalors Of SILK. The ed
| tor is extensively familiar with the snhiect
from personal experience IN rs most impor.
tant branches, aud comes prepared 10 tur-
nlsh his readers with information 50 much
desired on this Interesting sub c., lie
viii also be assisted by valuable peas ~
tins city aud its vicinity, where the Mu'-
berry tree and Silk Worm have Tor many
years received close attention.
The cultivation of the Mulberry Tree.
N all us ielles-rhe rearing OF Six
Worms production of Cocoon ceiling,
manufacturing aud dying Suk-thc easy
introduction Of the Silk buslus>--ri- I'M
mense valueI every farmer ITS prphls-I
Hs peculiar applicability Ia our climate. aud
The habits of our farmers. with numerous
o her Considerations. vii be fully atiI
honestly elucdatrd IN this pnbcaii"n.-
Philadelphia, As n focus, possesses remark |
able facilities for the acquisition and dis
srminatInn of ihIs important knowledge !
The Beet Root Sugar cul'u'r, aud agricul-
ural sub 'cts in genera will he nSsIduousIy
attended In. To nuke HE subject pecu-
arlv lutClllg BILE, engravers VIII be Freely |
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Harvard University.

sNllE Medical Lectures in IIatv,,J n
nlV"rSl'y viii begin nj the Massachu.
-elts Medical College II Mason st. Rns,on
'he ilrs' "Wednesday in November ncy, n,
IA before 9, a NJ. aud val continue three
months For one month after the end Of
he course. lectures viii be delivered IN he
C'I'F", and the Dr.sccting Room will he
open 10 snch students rs may rcmnp. win
1nt nddliinnul fer. Such student. nev
also attend thn Practice of the Msssachu.
sets General Hospital.
Anatomy and Operations in
Surgery, Dr. w..
Chemistry. DR. WaL,,ar
Niaterin McGica, DR.. ci,o,o,,
Md~ifcry and Medical Juris.
prudence, Dr.. Chan,;,,
Principles of Surgery aud Gin.
'ca ~. surgery, DIR. Hayward.
CIInical Lectures w,l b. delivered NJ
nsun' on The cases in ;he Massachusetts
General Hospital.
NEW DLSSECTLNiG ROOM.
a now Dssec'ng Room Is now building.
and wit be finished before the Lectures
begin. Il will occupy all the vacan, land
Gust OF the M"dlca College. Every care ia
taxing To make tins important part of the
medical school ms perfect as possible, so
That II may furnish TO the student annie
tncllliles for prosecuting his Anatomical
studies. The legal enactmcnis .of the
state. so literally and so wisely framed
will be faithfully and thoroughly applied to
the accomplishment Of their important oh
jcc,s.
WALTER CLAIMING, Dean.
BDSt on Julv 1o36
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New Goods. Needles.

Saddlers', Mlcner,, Harness, Darning.
Knitting, Govcrs. Becd'ngs Assorted g.
common sewing Needles; Of iIemning g.
Sons NJ runtacrurc. Just reed at the Vatic-
~ Shop. PANcB,Rr g. BRI>sMAIp.
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{Tan;cd,

SOn YJs. Shccp Ga = CLOTH 200 lbs.
wv wooirn Knitting Yarn. aud 1000
pairs Won'yn Socks in cxchan,': tor goods
Sept, %. LYMAN 4. Guile
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Making3 per cent assessment for the year ;
said per ccntagc TO be cast on the original
mount of the premium note, without refer.
encc to any end rscmcnt. and TO be paid 10
the treasurer at his Office in Montpelier, on or
before the 10Th day of October 1886. An
opportunity will be presented TO forward as
sessments by The members of the Legislature,
and those who neglect to forward their assess.
ments then, are referred to the sec. Of the
act attached to each policy for the conscouen.
ces BY order Of the Directors.
CALVIN JAY KEITH, Treasurer.
Montpelier, Aug. 90, 1896.
uTThc printers Of each weekly ncwspn per
IN this State are requested to publish the a.
bove notice three weeks successfully. and for.
ward their bills by the members of the Legs
Iature for payment.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-10-07

Tk7HE LIFE AND TINES, RELIGIOUS
Il AND POLITICAL OPINIONS Of John
Milton, with an appendix, containing animad,
versions upon DR.. Johnson's Life Of Milton
by Joseph lvimcy author of the History OF
The English Bapiisis,' &c &c. |; f,r sale bv
V. HARRINGTON
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Sill rs,
SALISoE s.

HTNTHV U''H UVTgHI ny INt Ch-t, VIII De
sold very cheap. A variety of
DJnfp Irttcles,
Rich fancy down Sears, Fur Tippets.
fancy Collars, Indies fancy Six Crava's.
Tambuard aud French worked Capcs and
Collars, Shoilv IiIkfs md Shawls. Sew
ing silk d. Figured Silk, Grape, Gauzc,
aud other Fancy ll,ndkerchef-.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
L,Uon Sheeling, Shr,lng. blrncli'd do.
Can,o,. FIannclS, Drilling, Tick, Wadding,
Bats. " king and Cotton Yarn.
S 'p,. 90.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-10-07

EVANATlCiSM-by the author of main.
" raj History of Enthusiasm For sale
by V, HARRINGTON
Auy. g
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-10-07

VHNHE subscriber has just opened. next
Il door east ofSmth & Harrington's Book
Store in College street. a Shoe Store, princi
pally composed Of Ladies', Misses and Chi
dren's Shoes Of all kinds and sizes His ar,
engagements (reccnty made with an cxlcn.
slve house in New York; are such as will
enable him to sell at prices which he conf
IDENTIFY believes will be satisfactory 10 all who
may be disposed TO extend to him their pat
ronagc. ID. A. BRAMAN.
BuRLINGToN. July 90 1885.
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EXPENSES.

TRUSTEES. REFERENCES.
Hon. Alvan Fouc, Faculty of College
Mr. J. 5 poiwin, Hon. II, Allen.
pro,' CIV. Benedict, II Y. EngIesby.
Mr. Harry Bradley, w. A. G ,swold.
N. b. llasw.il, ESQ RevG G Jnucrsull
mr. Henry Mayo. Rev J X Converse
geo T.. Marsh, E-q &. Adams, E-q.
Mr. 8 H. Howard, in Pomeroy Esq
Mr. S. Eickok.
w. Lyman, E,q.
ii. q L.C. Looms.
J. b. lIolonbcck.
N. Il, Music taught by Prof M"It Miss
IT, iIosford assistant; Mr.. Il r Prou'y
teacher of Vocal Music. Charges nade TOR
term OF entrance, except in cases Of sick
ness. August | /, 1886.
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New Goods.

A n extensive assortment Of Fall & Win.
IA ter Goods, of all the usual varieties
Kept in the country-inst Reed g. for sale
by II. DOOLJTTLE.
Sept. 10
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LYMAN ~ Cole

E-a AVE received an cXicnsivenssor,mcn'
AR Of FALL AVID WINTER GOODS
comprising Blue, y ack, Blu black. Olive.
clatei, brown, invisible green, drake neck,
polish and other shades Of green BRoAD
CLnTus.
Black, b'nr. fancy s'ripd, checked, Maid
royal rib'd, vicforinr and buck skin CAssr
MEREs.
Plain. chcck'd. and striped Sa,nrtts,
Heavy milrd Goth, Pilot Cloth. Peters.
ham and Mohan Coating. The above en-
braces a very extensive assortment Of this
description of goods, mud arc worthy the
attention of gentlemen.
A rich variety Of VnsrINGs. includinr
Heavy black, and bne black. Silk Velvet
vcsllug. Figured AMI striped do. Plain,
plaid, and striped Silk d.. Dark Velvet
Valcnlla. Tolhnei aud Cashmere Do.
JVOORSTED STUFFS.
French, German and English Merinns
A f'w pieces dark figured Mernos. Gro
d, Nap aud Craor dn. Merino Circassians
and Bombaza''e. Morccu and Dana k
German Goats Hair Cambels. Eng l;Sh
and imitation d, Brnchnl'as and Princot
ia. German Rag W,!s'ed. Wine. scar
let. aud mixed knitting wnrs,cd Clouded
woolen yarn, elk n,p Sc. Back. blue
black. brown, green and drnb B,rnbaZ No,
Nerino Trimmings Blond and b Ibncttc
Edgiug', Inserting L1cc. &c. Merno
SrawlS ard IIandkorchlcfs Gloves and
II 'siary a splendid assortment of
eSjlass
Back. and blue black, Gro d. Swiss and
Gro de Rhine. fignr'd and plain do. Col
ored aud rlad Gro de Naples. Sewing
Silk and Twist. Six Camblpts and Pom
gees. Printed aud plain Shallys.
1rrn go tint 1.c IN......l. IL
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Sept. T. 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-14

VTEGxNxAs-At a Court held for Berkeley
Coanty, at the Court. House, on Monday The
ifh day Of December, 1884,
Jacob Myers. adm'r with the will annexed d
james FormaH deed, tsueing 70 the use q
Washington KFoessa executor Of James s.
Foraaa decsd1 Ptf.
rgufN3f
William Ray and Joha b. Sappingson. dVls.
IN CHANCERY.
defendant, William Ray. not ha.
Il wing entered his appearance aud 81
ven security according TO the act OF As
sembly and the rules oflhis Court. n Il
appearing TO the court that he s not an
inhahitant or this Commonwealth, II is
ordered thai the said defendant do ap
pear here on the second Monday IN March
next. and answer the bill Of the complain
ant and it is further ordered, that this
order be publishes 10 the Marinsburg Ga
zette. for two months successfully, and
posted al the front door Of the Court
House Of said county.
Teste.
HARRISON WAITE, p
Dec. 81, ISS5-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-14

vrIGINIA;-At rules holden in the Clerks
office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law Il
Chancery for Morgan County, on Monday the
7th day of December, 1885.
Philip G. Pendleton PITY.
against
Lawrence McKeirnan, John O'Ferral admins
traitor of Ignatius o'Ferral decd, and Jona'
than Manro. defts.
IN CHANCERY.
TYHE defendants, lawrence MckeiF-
man, and Jonathan MaDro, not ha.
wing entered their appearance, and gwen
security according to the Act OF Assembly
and the rules OF ibis court, and It appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants OF this commonwealth , II
is ordered, that the said defendants do APP
pear here on the first day ofthe next term
and answer the complainants bin. andthat
a copy Of this order be published in some
newspaper in Martinsburg, for two moaths
successfully. and a like copy posted at
the front doer of the Courthouse IN the
said county OF Morgan,
A Copy.-Teste.
JACOB RICHARD, C. G..
December s, lS35-am