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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-14

| Virginia :-In the Circuit Superior Court g
| Law and Chancery for Berkeley County,
James s. MCGOWAN. &c. rig.
against
Joseph Henderson ne dr1.
in CHANCERY.
NI q IICE.- be parties interested in
AZ The above suit will please 10 take no
tee that will attend Al nv Office 10 Mar
tfhsburg 90 Saturday The 10Th day OF in
~ next, for The purpose Of proceeding 10
make up the report in said cause when &
where they are required toattend with all
such evidence as they may have TO offer.
The defendant Stephen Gano will produce
TO me all his vouchers for the settlement
oil The Estate account Of Joseph Hagaman
decd and such evidence as he can, 10
show how much llagaman paid on the
deed OF trust mentioned in the cause
The defendant Charles ID. Stewart will
produce 10 me, all his vouchers for the
settlement OF The estate account of John
ston Magowen, decd, and also all the
books, papers, aud documents IN his pos
session belonging 10 said deed, which
Will so TO show what money said Magow.
en- received on account of the purchase
money for the land sold TO the defendants
Henderson and Ilagaman.
SEAMANS GARARD, NJ. C.
limo 90 IgQC
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-14

TOBACCO & CIGARS The sub
l. scriber has just received box Of
Browns very superior Cavendish tobacco.
Also, Caduct's and Logan's Spanish and
Hall Spanish Cigars,-to which he invites
the lovers of those articles.
May IL, ROBERT b. RUST.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-14
MARTTNsBURG
y aCtnSS NstSfREiOn

JULY i, 1896.
FHsHE subscribers, appointed by the Pre-.
IL sldent and Directors of the Martins
burg Savings Institution, at their last
meeting, committee for the purpose OF
investigating the concerns OF the said 10.
stitnsion, after performing the duty assign
ed them, Report as follows:
To Weekly and Monthly Depositcs, SAP 81
Special Deposites, 1921 rs
individual do. Sal 40
g Interest received on notes due, 2s3 81
Fines received, SO
Unclaimed dividends, 1877
Surplus, 5 81
By Notes discounted 1921 0" '''''' -
" interest pa G' on special dep. % q 81
Cash on hand, Also 27-----
Sl3,lS4 So
After a dividend Of per centum, for
the last six months. there will be a surplus
Of ST Al, which the committee think
ought TO be paid over 10 The Treasurer as
compensation for his trouble in conduct.
ing the affairs Of the institution. The com
mlttee would further state, that every ia
clllty was afforded them by the Treasurer
IN making their Investigations and take
great pleasure in saying that the institution
is conducted with the utmost correctness
and ability.
Which is respectfully submitted by
SEAMANS GARARD,
JOHN w BOYD,
WIN BROWN,
C.. ID WOLFE,
RICHARD McSHERRY.
July Ia, 1886.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-14

G. SoLLAkS AND CAPES-We have
y Just opened very pretty lot of French
Worked Collars and Capes, and Bobbi
nett Collars, which we will sell cheap.
JOHN w. BOYD g. Co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-14

Attorney at Law Il General Collector
las removed his Office from Lecsbwg
III a 10 Huper's Ferry. Va, where he viii
be happy TO receive and discharge. with
promptness and fidelity. any business com.
mitted to his care. His practice is in the
Superior and Quarterly Courts of Jeffer-
son aud Loudoun. -
REFERENCES:
S. M EpwAaDs, Cashier Bank Of the Valley,
Leesburg, Va.
II. III HENDERSON, Esq.
SAMUEL NJ. Boss,
joan GRAY, :"
RoBERT BENTLEY, Merchants 80
JoHS l. HARDING, Z"
HENRY +. HARRISON,
Hsrper's Ferry. June l6. 1856. an.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-14

HEATS s. BONNETo White and
s. Black Silk Hats do Fur; do Wool
Palm Leaf do. Satin, Straw, Leghorn
Tuscan. and Leghorn Straw Bonnets.--
Just received and for sale by
JOHN w. BOYD s. Co.
May 10, 1886.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-14
EsEEEEG SIZE

EFsEEG SaEkE
OF Valuable Land in Berkeley CO., Va
| PURSUANT TO DEGREES of the SUPERB
FL or Court Of Law and Chancery, foI
4Berkeley county, pronounced on the 9Th
of October, 1885, and 7th of May, 1886
in sui in Chancery, 10 which Davic
Henscl, and Nancy C.. his wife, late Nan,
cy G Miller. and Samuel Chenoweth anc
Mary his wife. late Mary Miller, are plain
tits, against Smith Miller and Harrison
Waite, Adm'rs de bonis non, of George
Miller. deed, of Hester Miller, decd, Sa.
rah Miller and others, delendants,- the
undersigned Commissioners, named in said
DEGREES, will, on
Monday, the 8h day Of August, 1886,
being the first day of August Court, for
the County Of Berkeley. expose to sale at
The Court House, in the town Of Martins
burg, THE TRaCT OF LAND, refer.
red TO in said proceedings in said suit, cal.
led The Faulkner Tract, on which Mrs.
Sarah Miller, the widow of VIM ID. Mil
Ter, now resides, containing, by late sur
vey thereof.
300 Acres A Poles.
This land adjoins the land Of VIM. Camp
bell, SC, on thehead waters of Mill Greek
There is on said land a comfortable dwell
ing House, Good Barn. Spring House,
sc. The land to be sold. according TO
said decree, for one third cash, the ba
lance in two equal payments OF one and
two years, with interest from the day Of
sale, unit! payment; the purchaser to give
bond and security, and deed of trust on
the land 10 secure the deferred payments
ELISHA BOYD,
CiIAS. JAS. FAULKNER,
ID. Ii. CONRAD,
Commissioners.
June so, 1856 ct
o. Charlestown Free Press insert Is and oh.
this office.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-14
Mt NETURE.

q epefy descriptions. all Of schieh, tciN be
manufactured Of The best materials and by
experienced and careful tcorkmen, He tctll
also keep on hand or manufacture 10 order,
High, French, a. to,o post BEDSTEADS
Of most approved conslruc ton, and ,eiH hold
himself IN readiness at all times. and al Tia
shortest notice, TO supply all orders for cor
FINS, Of any description. 10Th chich he
may be Jduored.
Having been at considerable troubl,
and expense in fitting up his establishment
and having the experience of years in hl,
business, he flatters himself with being a
BILE TO please all who may be disposed *
favor him with their custom and he hopes
by pursuing his business with vigor an,
fidelity, TO merit and receive The patronag,
and support Of a generous public.
aE- CHERRY. WALNUT, and p or
LAR LUMBER. besides country pro
dnce OF all kinds, will be taken in exchang
Tor furniture, a, the market price,
May 10, lS36-tf.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-14
Valuable Farm for Sale.

Y ME Undersigned will sell TO the high
n est bidder, before The Globe Tavern.
10 Marslnsburg. on
Monday the 18th day Of august neat,
toeing the first day Of the County Court
bis farm. situate in Berkeley county, Va /,
containing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-14
2Ss ACRES.

II IS first rate Limestone Land. in q high
state OF cultivation, having been covered
and plaistered literally, for some years.
About SIXTY ACRES of the tract are
clothed with the best of Timber, such a.
Black Oak, Locust. Walnut, SC. The
improvements are comfortable, consisting
o. Itco Story Dtcelting House. Kitchen.
barn, Corn House, Sc There is Wen
Oh never failing water near the house. ~
ms farm lies within % miles of the Che
sapeake and Ohio Canal. II will cerfainIv
be sold, as above stated.
TERMS One third in hand-(or the
balance, any reasonable credit desired will
be given.
JOHN $. PoRrERFIELD.
June %, 1886.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-14

III against
Elizabeth Gartrell, ex'x. of Richard GartrelI
uee d ana Elisha Boyd, dens
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-14
Nem Cabfnet faanufaftorp.
June %. 1886 4w

Afm Cabinet ahanufaetorp.
Ek lCHARD w. kUCkLE, respect.
IL fully informs the citizens of Martins
burg, and Berkeley, aud the adjoining
counties. generally. that he has common
ced the manufacture Of CABINET FUR.
NIIURE in all IFS various branches, al
the stand formerly occupied by Mr. WIN.
Able. in yNartinsburg. where he intends
keeping on hand good supply of choice
articles in his line Of business, such as
MAHOGANY SIDE-DOARDS,
Secretaries. Sofas, Book Cases Ladies
Dressing Bureaus; H'ork, Candle. and
Itash STANDS; Extension. End, Cen.
ire, and Pier Tables, manufactured
from first rate materials and in The most
fashionable style ; together ,eith a general
assortment Of Cherry, Maple, Halnut, and
Poplar
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-29
SsOlnaunaen Ols(sr 3eituns.

T. Der pteis oisfer 3sttunsif. Gin
1ba!er fir ben SabrsauS psnn inner
talb orep W1onaten pom @npfanse Der
3eituns an,-Giu Italer uno fhnf5is Gents
tpenn innerbalb Dem Sabre,-~uno 21baler
treunna6 Derlauf oeHelben bs5abI miro.
2. SIR cine tirsere 3eitaIs feds Monate
miro teine subslsriptiou ausenommen,uno
Die 3situns fam nibt auiseseben trsroen
bio aQe Ridtdnoe betab!t 0uo.
; s. Bstanntmabunsen tofeu: Sar cline
Mo6s 20 Gents cas Wiered far eineu
Monat 81 uno fGr Elm Sabr 2bel'r oae
Biered.
/. Bsr oieIe 3eituus ourb ben pofreiter
bsfbmmt, miro nod Die 5ufdslbe Summs
BON Is Gents 81 besablen babsn.
prBrisfe ,e. an ben Qeraueseber raal'
ieupcffrep einselanot tpsroen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-29

.aOb sint9srnaI anuabbanetgs, ID,
rem wlIotu Jaebtsbsn eraebenen
StAnms ole1eit oss OliN,fFppi
9s9tn Die Vtobssiidte auf;urei1sn,
l!tb fI6 nl6r anosrs er,parten.-
Oeo fdeinen I1s N6 BARN feinss
osIsnosrn grFotss rubmen 3u oirI
zen. O's neutrn &rIesspcrfdQe
i'no unistn 2slsrn aus unfern Bis
oer ssesbsnsn Nabri6tsn binldng-
!tb: bttannt, als oos mir (Ie bier
no0 tlnmal mlso.rbolsn mbbten.
q. .. St. 3ts.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-29
Qleenten fir ben

% terl q Il 0 & re u n 0.
@8olsenoe 3erren fuo autboriFrt ais
Msentsn fit oiefe 3eituns 5u asieren.
@, @ron @biuicotbe. ..
Srieorib 9pdtb, gla. pOltmeifter, Wsterss
bur9b. @cluuabiaua 60.
8. M. Cooper, efq. .. M. @cofter
Bapne 60.
Doc. parlsnon, 9. M. unicntcpn, Start
60.
ebrm. 8. .. 5uet, Boaremau, 1rumbuu
60.
3usS Me8au, efq. MausFsIS, Ri6lauc
60.
Die prn. Doetcren O. u. g. Ositerliu,Nfb.
LAMB, MibIanb go=
Nleraneer Weguup, %. NR. DeadIllon, ..
gbrp' George 8. wepoauot etippawap,
QBovne g..
Bm. pbilipps, y. sOa. paris, Start g..
g. q. Josnose. Giqr. 3anesptue. Dbio.
Doc. q. MieBe, 9anealter. Sbio. ..
dacob Vir.ons, Sommeriet perrp Co. .
Daniel MorIep, Ga. p. N. eteaeeiano D.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-29
9 onnen unterg 9.

SOnnenuntergan9.
Du ba(t ooQeuoet,
3 eoune :! beinsn 2auf,
0isr ssbft bu uuter.
Dort fteist Der MOue bsrauf.
4rob 1T uuo prd6tis
Dein beider Slammenpfao
Sbn beintnt fein @turmminb
Hub feine 9asel eaat.
Shit sIei6em e1ritte
wancslft tn foI3sr Sub
Durdt lusepittsr >
llno blauen 2imn,el bu;
Du ssbf, unb Iddelft.
0Renn bier Der Douner trabt
1lno fsief bort ,piseer ..>
Sbbn aus Der Mests,nabt.
49,,
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gr nil! ipie> ou eebn
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-29

9@ifbru6.-gin Brtef aus
Sa!meutb scm 8ssn Jauuor brinat
o'e Wabridt von Dem @biffbruc6e
oss 9tpspmaf1ers Groneisspatqbt.
Ote @1lfsmaunlboft bate nit
etretpelfsltsn Sdtlffalen ju tdmpfsn
Sie fessllen am 2lIlen 9topsnber
soslsen 9abrs son Gt. 1phn's,
Der beuptffaof BON 9atu Sroun.
l9mt'9 i'm brItsi(bsn 9aprpomsrifa.
IN Der Nabt oem 3ten ouf Der,
4ten Dse.nbr bra1 Elm firdtert
t'6st Sturm lee. Das @biff
Rano unser ssaen SsstIn, uno oo
onle'bsn nibs ftnsa senue etuoe.
'josen ,usseen Esnntsn, tpuroe oos
|IS6iK our6 bic 9swolt oss qDint
ets umsettd,st. erR naebosm le
,on wlafstn FAINT G:tgsl. obesslappt
'bo'ssn, brabsen Ge oos SdiF
w.ter tn zine fts.lftssise Ease.
aaetn ale !WaftrfaHtr uno fimt.
|l'0<s 0orratb an esbepsmittellt
,ra'sn in Den 9ieftn oes g1ttres
'etstsbsn. Drtp matro(tn ,puroen
gltsb sep etm .Sestnntn oes
S'uEms ibu Soro eef6leuotrif
," NsR ets S6tfsmannfboft us
an osr 3abOmor ttntm 9rdslid)erl
tost sosbsbaIssn. Obnt Ma(isn
uno 9sSsk sine 3ebtusmitte( unb
In osr unH6srsn Grwartuna, :. sines
se.essfssslnosn @bifts bltsbtn (t
n0bt an d mebsn Dem niloen
Sp'e't Der Weusn preis9.stbeu.
Shnf Ease btelttn fe aus. obne
o't 'nlnotfe Nabruns su fib lli
Insb',sn, bis ft snollb ourb BE
anseRhFn'nsn Anfpreerunstu Ser
Natuf gsj1runetn ;u Dem pe.,wet-
fslstn entibtude samem iu ibrer
Sssenttltlssn grbaltuns einen aus
!brer Wttte 3u tSoten uno fid BON
otGen Sltif6e su ndbren. Das
erits 9eos f1tl auf ben Sobn, oes
Sapttdns, etnsn 9unee1 pon IS
Sobrsn; Nt fbnittsn ibtn Die Rsble
40, tranten btfen 8lut unb. aeno,
esn fem Sleil l6 In einem balb robsn.
|3ufanoe. Safslbe S6idlal trof
tpater esn &o6 tno ben ebids,
|jun9en. Gbc1 tpar nbfr Dpn
gtsuern,ann Das Coos aerporftn,
ais fs aus Der gerne Gin Tabr,euq
|trblldten, tptlhss ;u ibrer Nsttutlo
Iberoepitselte, tlno bic llnslidliben,
sans abssmasert uno pertpitp at, e
an Scro nabm. -
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:Dle noroamsrlfani Bsfaeuns
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-29
uuo-ibre Srsuetn s.
ao.nm, Iob --i1 bin sefaBt:

ilr(prun9 oes &rie9s nit ben
Gem pleu.
Sas Ss0srebt Der Ber Ct. ouf
oos Serritorium bon SIotira grim
BET Eb, nie unlern ge(trn betannt
fein tpiro, auf einen 0trtras NIT
oem Sbnise ponSponien pom Sabre
1919. Gte(tr trat es Der Union
fur bic Summe BON S O1iuiouen
DOLLARS ab; bod tpurbe Der Der.
tras eft i'm Sabre 1920 ,rirElih Ct.
fiat. Chen 70 tpirD betonnt fem,
oob bic Glnleituneen ju Den Qer
banolungen NIT Der G5paui(ben
&rcne our6 9sn. 9ad(pn's Gin
|orlngen uno Stfeetn jents Btbiets
|wdbreno oes lsstsn &rieses NIT be
fen Jnoianerlfdmmsn eestben nur-
be. Oie(er Selo;u9 wor camals
nbtbi9 gewDroen, Vim bic emis I'm.
rubisen triessrifbtn 9tsrbtn ,ur
2ube iu brlngen. Als fir oos auf
oiefe Neile nsu 9etpDnnsu. Gono i'm
{ Sabre 1891 cine QerritpriokHeaie.
run9 eiusefest tparo, - uroe Gen.
Jadlcn in 2(ntrtsnnuns ftinsr 9e,
oitnite upmoamolisen ;DrdGoeutsn
,um 0oupernbr ernonut; unb unt
ter oshtn Derwaltuns tpuroe, irren
wir ni6t Der 9trtras bon N1oultte
Greet, ntlbsr l825. in &raft trat,
susrit unterbanotlt. 9n bieiem Otrt
trase ssbsn Die 9noionsr itre Be.
willi9ung, (l6 rnter Die prptettion
Der cOer. ct. Iu fftuen, uno ser
pNhten G6, ibre 9osoraime auf
| 9eniGe I'm 9ertraSe belfimmte
SrenSen ~ befbrdnten. Die 8er.
|St. Ge9terun9 ibernabm IS, (se
fur ale babel erlitte.len Natbtbeile
|rtibtibiu eersdten, fe nit O'itteln
su elnsm 9ers9eItsn eeben nuo iur
bisber sdns uubeFaunteu @r5iebung
|tbrer Sinoer su oerlbtu uno ib-
nsn lbsrpies ouf 20 Sabre einsn
|jdbrlid<n 0tbalt oon 5000 9ba,
ler oussubesabIen. 0afur ptr-
lansts man, DaB lie ale Neserltla-
(pen, bic aus ben GlbHdeu
Staatsn Ib ttpa bel tbnen ju psr.
bergen iubten ersrihen uno ibren
0erren auslieferten. Offer Der
|trag tpuroe opn bsion Stiten ss,1
wlnenbaft ooIl,osen uno, tpie es
fhsint, berrlbte cine 3eit lang Die
0nibenstpertbefe Sintrabt auf
Der oertisen grense. 9ie @Semi.
ncten tparen In Der Shat 70 ftbr nit
Dem 9nbalte jenes 9srtrases ju.
frleoen 9eiteutt oa6 (it our1 Abse :
eronete ibren wunfb ,u erfennen
|9abeni man tnbge ibuen erlouben,
|oem N9enten Der Q5er. ST., Mojor
Qunpbries, un0 Dem Doi!msti1er
|oenel0en 6rn. Nibaros, jeotm
etnen Gquare eanoes ais 3elben
l.bres Vertrauens uno ibrsr Sreuno,
IfNoft ~ fbenfen.
Nber i'm 9er(oufs bon tpenisen
|Sabren so9 Die Srubtbarfeit 0es
ian Die 9rensen Der Seminolen foC,
ntnosn eanosebietss 6aufen .. I'm,
Iieo!ern an, tpelbe llb ju Saufenpen
INIT sablfelben Gflapenbaufen oort
lnleoerllenen. es fonntt nitt aus,
|btelben, oaB plete Stlapen 3ufnbt
Juno Shus tn Dem 9iltrift Der
Jnoianer lu1ten, uno bic 6dupfer
lstefev faben llb ba!o Den 9prmlrfen
Iptr ani'eoter ausssieet, oae lle Sic
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-29

srkastst abatset't uaD gessnI<Ns,
|sdBrsnot u un5ufrlebe enbe
ma6te lI6 bee unD pa ourb S,hdt.
onf Dec Grsn,linie Quft.
Do9 erlf ats Die Nnilsoltr st.,list
0strdues-oem unc!oiliGrten Boite
um 70 gefabrllber-p psrEoufttn unp
Die Jnetoutr eur6 btrtn Oebroud,
9dnjll6 utrarmtsn, oo bt9annen
Fs ern'slt6e 9crtebruu ustu
teDss! s!beoos 3 sr1ubuna an
lbrsn lm mobtfano luue bmenetn
Nabbaru; bduNs porsn REF nit
osm olltesrmessIn sanger 6amilb
en- oerbuuoen.
Ole Ger. ct. Nssieruns esuuts
babel unmSsli6 rubis iu(sbsn.
@ie eso6tt eneiib nab u,anbtn
verssbll6en unttrb onolunsen ben
Detrag sou papne's eanbuns, On
ben Od!awabafuGe, i'm yriiabr
l832su Stanee, oitftm lu No!se
|outea bic Semta ol.n tbre HtGs,
uuatn In 6lostoa perlaGe +,
uno sesNn bic @no{6dbieunps,
iumse ueu $4,000 in etn B~(ttn
ets Nl0ilpvi ~ ben bort sbtnfaas 8
anseplsfeEsn Greet 9noiauern lbss.
j|tbs1 gs (oIte aussybsm Elm js-
otr &slestr uslt ftlnem Q8slbt uno
&tnoern nod NIT ausrlep &leiovuss,
ltl6sn bsi lbssr AnRunft im Wss.
Iften perftbtn perbsn. Ol<(tr Qtr,
Itras fcute innsvbalb br<i 9abr,
poujDsen nsvbsn.
Oe6 in Selss cine 8 0sr,uss auf
Sslten osS 9oupsgusmtnte, unb
neil 6efenoers bsr dlstst 9hsil htr
|9nolaaer oas bsrrl.be Gebn sion B
tbstr felbF uno tbrer 9srfabrsn
ll<btt, 100 bic @rdber ibtey dltt(t.
en- Fsltser bic 9e|bt1N ots Delis
Sersano:ten; wo BE shdler Tl0Nt
nit lhrs uuo lAsty Abnsn Ivhme,
avf Der Sasc coer i'm &fe e.
rparbtn, erfdEt warsa-wurb,n In
Den tsftsn 2 9aArtn rusnis sssiar.tt
99rittt juin Deu)use oss 9tp
srags gtsban.
SiesranbfabIcfn tret(tnQnGsbt,t,
osren BcblIt ane bur6 ptn 9aufd
wch!fellsr stbvonttr Is offer aeatn
tenbare psljmaartn In TUNER 2tis
70 au0trosesntli6 stl1iesen nor,
untsrIieNen au6 stin MitteL ben
9Btloen BIZ 9crlteuuns t.i,ubrin,
sem oa6 Ee in esm ebstfb loffenen
0ertrase son Dsr Ntsieruns
eer % eseinisssn Staot.n a,ar,
fam absrourtbti!t wprotn {titn,
uno lbi!eerten ibnen ibre neus @tse
ais 70 ranb uno bos, eas Gs oor
Manssl belo umfomm.n md6ttu.
9br Wtesrmiuenssssn BE Aue.
nanbsruns rruroe Don Sose 1u 9as
sc 9eltelsert. Als enoli6 Die 9er.
St. Ntsisruns ourb ibrtn 2lgt,,,
ten 9B'lsp 5bcm fon cine entftbieoe-
ne Ant'port uerlanste, ertldrtsn bic
Dauptsr ber 9nbianer, bsfonoers
|auf Oleolo's Oosr-fpie Ct uns BE-
FAINTER seworo,n-DomtRs eifs
risltes 8streiben, ba6 es belCsr (.i,
out oem Doben ibrer 9dtter II,
iterbsn, als aussupanoern.
gs sthab oatnaIs, ba6 DGc(a
pon eem Agentsn Bilep Sbemfou
tpe9tn ssmllIer Sslelniesnosr lus,
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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-11-10
John New, defendant.
IN CuANCERY
VIRGINIA.

At Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for the county of Augusta,
on Monday the 5th day of Septem-
Der, 1886
James P. Erskine, Othc w. Echelber.
ger, aud Alexander Mcdonald, mer-
chants trading under the firm of Frs
kline. Echelberger 81 Co. plaintiffs
against
Daniel Brewer, defendant.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant not having entered his
appearance and given security accord.
ing to the act Of Assembly, and the Rules
of this Court. and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is not an in
habitant of this country 1t is ordered,
that the said defendant do appear here
on the first day of the next Term, doth
Of Now and answer the bill Of the
plaintiffs and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per printed in Stanton, for eight weeks
successfully, and posted at the front door
OF the Court house of Augusta county.
A copy-Teste,
d. NICH'S C. KINNEY, C. c.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-11-10

| The Sky IN IrALY.-And amid what ,
SKY were they lifted up yesterday! Were
there ever such depths OF spiendar in any
heaven, as in this of Italy? This is the pecu.
IIiarity. Not that the color is richer than
have seen in America but that there Is o
certain splendor with the coloring, trans.
parency OF ether, an illumination opening 10
The depths profound, that make the Italian
lsky-unexpeciedly TO me, ] confess. won
DER and beauty unequalled, as il is mex
Press'bie. On this point I suppose there
Gould not ne more unprejudiced witness
When l came 10 see the English sky. I
thought il very likely that the enthusiastic
admiration of the italian which we near so
much about, was English. So much had
persuaded myself Of this, that had ceased
10 expect any thing extraordinary. was
not thinking of any thing of the sort, hen
icoking up nj the cathedral Yesterday. my
attention was drawn to those heavens mex
pressiole, that rose above il !; and for an hour
or two | saw nothing, thought of nothing
else. IL was not easy 10 discriminate; for
my emotions came upon me like deiugc
fet remembering my previous skepticism,
did attempt TO inquire what il was that SO
moved and entranced me. And say again
mat the peculiarly Of the Italian sky does
not consist IN its color, not certainly as COM
PACED with that Of America, though to the
English il may be the most striking point of
difference. Nor was it transparency exact
iy-at least, not that transparency by which
distant objects are more distinctly seen.
This is what have heard said, and Il is true
that objects are so seen. III you cast your
eye 10 the heavens in the quarter opposite the
sun, at Ten or eleven o'clock in the morning.
though there is relieved against il, but the
most common range Of buildings in the
street, the definite character of The object,
the indentation, as il were, upon the very
sky, is something so striking, that you can
hardly help Pausing in your walk 10 survey
II: But this, after all, is not 10 me the spe-
cial and soul enhancing beauty. II is that
transparency rather by which you seem 10
look into the heavens. The sky does not
seem 10 bound your thoughts, scarcely your
vision, but carries them away to illuminate
depths, opening 10 heavens beyond. WASH
not something indicative Of this PECULIARLY,
that saw the faint crescent of the waning
moon this morning, high up in the sky, al
most till mid day b.vev.