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VIRGINIA, TO WIT :

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
at rules holden in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Lao and Chaneery for the county
Of Hampshire, on the LIST Monday
in January, 1887.
Elisha Gulick, plaintiff. against
Ferdinand Gulick, defendant,
IN CHANCERY.
On the motion Of the plain,iff,by his
counsel, an alias subpoena scirefacias
is awarded against John, Joseph, A.
mos, Mary, Daniel and Stephen Gu
LICK, and Alfred Gulick and Nancy
his wife, the said John, Joseph, Amos,
Mary, Daniel, Stephen and Nancy,
being children and heirs Of said Ferdi.
nand Gulick, Decd, who departed this
life since the institution of this suit, to
shew cause il any they can, why the
bill filed in this case should not be pro.
ceeded into final decree against them,
if to the said plaintiff II shall seem ex-
pedient, which scirefaciss issued in the
words and figures following TO wit
The Commonwealth of Virginia. to
the Sheriff Of Hampshire County
Greeting
You are hereby commanded, as be-
fore you TO summon John Gplick,
Joseph Gulick, Amos Gulick, Mary
Gulick, Daniel Gulick and Stephen
Gulick, and Alfred Gulick and Nancy
his wife, which said John, Joseph. A
mos, Mary, Daniel, Stephen and Nan
cy being children g. heirs Of Ferdinand
Gulick, decd. to appear a. the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit. Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for Hampshire
county, in Romney, at rules 10 be hol-
den in the said Office, on the frs,
Monday in April next, to shew cause
if any they can, why 3 bill in Chance
ry in said Court depending. wherein
Elisha Gulick ia plaintiff and Ferdi-
nand Gulick is defendant, and which
stands suspended by the death of the
said Ferdinand, should not be pro-
ceeded into final decree agsinst them
if to the said Elisha it shalt seem ex-
pedent, and unless they shaA SAWYER,
the said bill within four months there
after, the Court will take the same for
confessed and decree according ly, and
have then there this Writ. Wstness,
JOHN B. WHITE, clerk fthe said court,
at the Court-house aforesaid, the 5lh
day Of January, 1887, and in the 0Ist
year of The Commonwealth.
JOHN B. WHITE.
And the said John, Joseph, Amos,
Mary, Daniel, and Stephen Gulick,
and Alfred Gulick and Nancy his wife,
not having entered their appearance
and given security according TO the act
of Assembly and the rules OF this court,
and i. appearing by satisfactory svi-
tence that they are not inhailants OF
this country II is Ordered, that the
said defendants do appear here on the
the Jst day ofthe next term, and az
swer the bill of the plaintiff /; and shew
cause il any they can, why the said bill
should moi be proceeded into final
decree against .hem, if to said Elisha it
shall seem expedient !; and that copy
of this order and of the said sciretacIas
be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published in Romney, for two
months successfully, and that another
copy be posted at the from, door OF the
courthouse of the said county of Hamp.
shire. A copy-Teste,
FL JOHN b. WHITE, CHIC
January 7, 1887.
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Notice.

ALL persons who purchased arli-
cles at the sale Of VIM. T. Sanforo'9
property ARE informed that their Note1
are now due, and payment is expected
Without delay, as longer indulgensf
cannot be given. Attention 10 this
notice will save trouble.
WILLIAM WEIGH,
Agent for w. I. Sanford.
Hamp. CO. Nov. S, 1836.-tf.
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The SUBSCRIBERS have just re-
celved an assortment Of SLA YIN A-
hEk,S superior ten plate Stoves, alsc,
a lew barrels No. /, HerrinSs.
for sale LOW. N
CHAPS. L. WREN s. co.
Romney, Nov. &c, 1896. E
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w. H. COM PYON.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

Georgetown, Dist. Columbia,
HAS spacious Ware Houses, for
storing Flour, Grain and other produce,
and well enclosed Yard adjoining,
and running down TO tide-wattr, for
landing Lumber, Coal, &c.
REFER TO
John Won Lear. jr. Esq. Cashier WASH
ipgton county Bank,
Messrs. w. g. r. T. Hollyday, Merch-
ants, DR.. M. A. Finley, Willlamsport,
And any rsspe ctable merchant In the
Dist Ict. Feb. 4, l837-T.
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1EgWa5

WE have on hand very handsome
w assortment Of JEWELRY, a.
mong which will be found some very
han dsome GOLD BREAST PINS,
do. RINGS, plain g. diamond set do.
Ear Bobs 20 few very handsome gold
Pencils, Silver do; Silver Pens, ditto
Tooth Picks; Gold Medals {; Gold
Chains and Keys; fine assortment Of
Silver Combs, Fine Guilt do; Silver
and Gull. Slides; Buckles, &c. &c.
G. r. BARBEE & CO.
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PARAGRAPHS.

Bale PEyroN, Of Tennssee, and
5osEPh NJ. WHITE, of Florida DECLINE
reelection 10 Congress.
BIe BUSINESS. Lee lately gave
notice in the State Legislature OF Mich
igap, that he should, on some future
day, ask leave to bring in bill To
change the name ofthe county Of CAL.
HouN to BERToN.
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C. L. WREN 81 co.
Romney, Oct. 1, 1886.
For Sale,
Land IN Hardy County, Va.
A TRACT OF LAND contain

3 8 90 "A G he E S.
on the North Branch OF the Potomac
and adjoining the Lands of John Tenn.
pleman /; this LAND is heavily Tim
hered, we'll waiered, and afording an
abundant PASTURE for Cattle--it
is particularly worthy the attention Of
Graziers.
Apply to Samuel II. Alexander Of
Moor geld, Hardy Comfy, Va, or to
the subscriber.
MAYNADIER MASON,
Geo. Town Dist. Columbia.
Feb. is, 1837.--1m.
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lTRURST SALE.

d by virtue of a deed Of trust exc.
N ID cuted to the subscriber by Will
liam Ashby, for the use Of A.
braham Vanme,er and Isaac Kuyken-
iall, benrirg date the Ash DAY Of Octo.
ser, 1888, and duly recorded in Ale
sany County, Maryland, | shall before
the Tavern door of James Black in the
town Of Cumberland, 10 said county
and State, on Thursday the 30th Of
March nett, proceed to sell, the follow
ing valuable Lands situate 10 the said
county, to wit:
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Job Printing,

Neatly pnd expedisiously executed at
this OFFICE.
Romney, March II, 1887.
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Plaster! Plaister!!
THE subscribers have on hand o
quantity of Ground Plaster Of Paris,
which they will sell LOW.
C. T.. WREN, g. co.
Feb. IS, 1887.
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ouch ADMIRED horse IS oatA eappie
Trowo ia more than sixteen hands high,
len formed and eight years old ; and
1 particularly adapted for the saddle
I'D very well for the harness. he
Us been standing neer baI'smofe
Lice he was coli, and has good
Psny colts which have proven TO be
hst rate riding horses for the truth
h " hich we cen produce certlhchlsS
Ebm respectable gentlemen. PaF1ic-
lars ia kund bills hereafter.
GEO. C. HARNESS,
JOHN DALEY.
IioortfieId, Feb. 1i,'t837.~ 3w.
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New Goods.

q of announcing TO his friends and
the public in general, tina. he
has recently returned from Baltimore
and is now opening at his Store
room, opposite William Armstrong;
Tavern, 10 Romney,
Il Neat and General Assortment Of
GOODS,
Of almost every description suitable
for the season, end which he fauers
himself he will sell on as aceommoda-
ting terms as any other in this section
Of country-smongst which are
Super Blue, Black, Olive,
Dahlia, Invisible Green, Brown, Grey,
Mixed & Drab Cloths (; Plate Cloths
and Petershams plain, plaid and s,ri-
ped Cassimeres, superior quality plaid
and plain Cassineus figured Gro de
Maps and English Merinoes and Cir
casians Satin plaid Gu, Silk Velve,
and Toiline,t Ves,ings Black Lutte
string, and Fancy coloured Silks !; Ca
Iicoes and Ginghams figured, barred
and plain, Swiss and Null Muslins
plain and figured Bobbinett, Jaco-
nett, Edging g. Insertion; IA Merino
Shawls; Cotton and Valentia. ditto
Thibet Wool, and Cause Handker
chiefs /; Bobbine!t and Thread Laces;
Cause /; Lu,estring Ribbons and Belt
ings ;yeilow, green, and red FlanneIs ;
white & coloured Canton do; bIeacbed
and brown Muslins, Ornaburgs, and
Bed Ticking; Mackinaw Rose & Poin,
Blankets; Spun Cotton, and Candle
,Wick.-AIso, China, DELPHI and
StoneaUare, Hardware and Tn
aUare,
Drugs and Groceries.
Also, Lasting Morocco and Leather
coarse and fine SHOES, of all sizes ;
coarse and fine BOOTS {; Casting aud
Strap IRON, and WOODWARD, and
many other articles too tedious to emu
merate.
~Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn, Buck :
wheat, Flaxseed and Linsey, taken in
exchange for GOODS.
WILLIAM VANCE.
Romney, Oct. %, 1886.
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STANSBERRY.

4 Ills Celebrated IackeI aNo pdCeis
a lately from Baltimore
.,,uz,,sssssgw . county, Md, will stand
the ensuing season at
. MooreGeld and the
u lszsssssssse neighbourhooe. This
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VIRGINIA, To Wiz !:

G. r. BARBEE & CO.
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January 7, 1887.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-12-26
EEeDReAE & RELIGIOUS.
THE MIND BEYOND THE GRAVE.
RY MRS. sIGoURNEY.

We cannot bat feel that we are beings OF a
wo-fod nuture-that our journey to the tomb is
short, and the existence beyond it immortal.
Is there any entertainment that we may reserve
when we lay down the body? We know that of
the gold that persheh we may take none with
US when dust returnelh to dust. OF the treasures
which the mind accommodates may we carry aught
with us TO that bourne whence no traveller re-
turns?
We may have been delighted with the studies of
Nature, and penetrated into those caverns where
she perrects her chemistry in secret Compos-
ing and omposing-changng matter into
nameless forms-pursuing the subtilest essences
through the air and resolving even that air into
its original elements-what will be the gain
when we pass from material to immaterial and
this great Museum and abratory, the time-worn
earth shall dissolve in its own central fires We
may have become adopts in the physiology of
man, scanning the mechanism of the eye, till
light itself unfolded its invisible aws-of the ear
till its most hidden REGULATIONS confessed their
mysterious agency with sound of the harp, till
the citadel of life revealed its hermitage policy
but will these researches be available in state of
being which "eye hath not seen. nor ear heard
nor the heart of man conceved?"
Will he who fathoms the water and comnutes
its pressure and power have need of his skill
"where there is no more sea ?" Will the mathe-
lnaticisn exercise the lore by which he measur-
ed the neavens-or the astronomer the science
which discovered the stars, when called TO 90
beyond their light
Those who have penetrated most deeply into
the intellectual structure Of man, lifted the birth
place OF thought; traced the springs of action to
their fountain, and throwing the vain Shrinking
motive into the crucibe, perceive the objects OF
their study taking a new form, entering disem-
bodied all unknown state ofexisteace, and recei-
wing powers adapted to its laws and modes ofin-
'ercourse We have no proof that the sciences,
10 which years oflabor have been devoted. will
survive the tomb. But the impressions thew have
made-the dispositions they have nurtured-the
good or evil they have helped to stamp upon the
soul-will go with it into eternity. The adorng
awe, the deep humility inspired by the study of
the planets and there laws-the love of truth
which he cherished who pursued the science
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that demonstrates, will find u response among
archangels. The praise that was learned amid
the melodies Of nuture-or from the Tyre Of con
secrated genius-may pour its perfected tones
from a seraphs harp. The goodness taught III
the whole frame of creation, by the flower III
ting its honey cup TO the insect and the ser draw
ing its green curtain around the pursng cham
Der of the smallest brd--by the pure stream re-
freshing both the grass and The flock that lee"
on 1.-THE tree and the master OF ts iruits-the
tender charity caught from the happiness OF the
bumblest creature--will be at home in lis pres
ence who hath pronounced himself the 80 God OF
Love"
The studies therefore which we pursue as the
means Of intellectual delight, or the instrument OF
acquiring wealth and honor among men,arc val
liable at the close of life only as they have promo
ted those dispositions which constitute the bliss
Of an unending existence. Tested by It's tcnden-
ces beyond the grave, religion, in its bearing and
results. transcends all sciences The knowledge
which it imparts does not perish with the stroke
which disunites the body from It's ETHEREAL com
panion. Whilst its preccpts lead TO the highcs
Improvement OF this state of probation, the spIr
it is congenial with that ineffable reward &c
which we aspire. 1t is the preparation for i'm
mortality which should be daily and hour!
wrought out amid all the mutations time.
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Books.

TEvHE subscribers have for sale general assert
4 ment Of SCHOOL BOOKS among which
are the neutrality-suspicious. Smiths. Butcher 81,
Welch and Farley Arithmetic; Oney 5, P"rlcl, s.,
WoodbTidge's and Wizards large Geography; Mrs
Lncoln's Botany; PIayiar's Euclid Worcester
History; Par!eeys LIST and I'd Book of do Blake
Astronomy; Crumbs Geometry; Political Glass
Book; Smiths Grammar National Reader; Clas
steal do Porter's Rhetorical do; Young Ladies
Glass Book; Classical Speaker; Blars Rhetoric
History U. S; do IN French; French Reader
French Grammar lie Bruins Telemaquc; History
of Louis Nv in French; do Charles All; Clceros
Orations, &c. &c. Also,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS: among which
are the following Mothers Book; The Mother at
Home; Child at Home: Mothers Friend Letters
to the Young; Six months in Convent; Mummon
"a Prize Essay; Church members Guide; Halves
Lectures 10 Young Men; Memoirs Of Mrs. Judsou
do Of BraInard Taylor; Bucks Dictionary; NAL
CONS Bible do; History of Martyrs: Lectures on
Dramatic Art and Literature; Bakewei's lntroduc
ton to Geology, with Professor Slliman Appendix;
Large and Small Bibles; Watts and Select IL hymns
Toy Books &c. &c. All Of which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms.
SHEDD & JEWETT-
St.Johnsbury Plain, Sept. %, 1887. S-u
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POE'TEg u.
FOR THE CALEDoNIAN.
BROKEN He A r L L ID .


Drink deep and long, ill high the cup,
Distract no heart and cloud no brow,
The deed is done, he's offered up,
Ye need not stop your roveIing now
His lffeless form, we yesterday,
Bore to the deep dark narrow CELL
He was my hopes my joy, my stay,
gave him all, loved him we'll
Tbere was q time when | was young,
And dontcd on earth's brightest gems,
Friends then were true and round me flung
Affections choicest diadems.
One, one, gave what meier again,
Byme, to any, can be given;
4 priceless boon, unsoied by stain
OF earth or time n gilof Heaven.
He promised me -; you see me weep,
would not act Il childish part
lie promised he would sacred keep
The boon, and bind it to his heart
Years rolled away, and still he kept
The pearl he earned and loved SO much,
He watched me when walked and slept
Could woman's love e or merit such
TWAS sad and gloomy hour,
When first the tempter crossed his way,
saw the change, felt its power;
Would / had not beheld that day.
We tempted him we filled the cup,
And babe him drink, base infamy;
His blood is in your skirts, and up
To Heaven il sends murderous cry.
The boon l will not speak of that;
Ye will not heed my agony;
All, all is gone lat as sat
Las; night and heard the piteous cry
OF my young boy, who shadowed forth
The image Of bis lifeless sire,
When in his days Of youth and worth
fell; o God, let me expire.
Pass round the cup, fill high the glass,
Nuke every bosom light as air
He will not como the withered grass
Waves DER him now worshiped there.
There was a time, Oh God, It's past
would have asked TO chain the fend
OF wickednoss We caused to blast
My peace It's Ger, ye know his end.
Pass round the -; stop: saw a form
All dressed in rags just now go by,
a victim of cold and storm,
With hnggard look and fearful eye,
He whom she loved is with you now,
A drunken sot, Of man no part
To earth and death he soon must bow,
Withhold the cup, yell break her heart.
My fate is fixed, to me the world
Holds out no charms my heart TO chain,
He drank he stumbled, no We hurled
Him down, he will not rise again.
But others weep, Dor weep forgot,
Withhold the cup for woman's good,
A damnng stain yo cannot blot
From history's page, the price of blood.
Lyndon, 1887.
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error UltIl ne tlltu. I.'. ." .
O. ght LIS cigar.
DR. BR4NDRETH trlHts Ho aaa,rs. o. er
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ET3BLE Pills, sslai'i.tta .H Ans '..'
Science should c.uiutu'e ia At
aud happiness "' narei.'.
TFNHESL celebrated iI..f .I "a t.
sand boxes hat. Hrer cold .u n i"'h
Juiv I-.l are now rrHuultra.. 'E th..r..
persons whom ih,y have cured .. h-
furrzH. dtsrtu.Ia, Hlatarls. r.I.r 400
uilness 90 JLo back par o." -.e
symptoms oi aropIexy. jaurl..tr fr'''
bilious. scurist. t,pLus, yellow. ana ...' ..'.f
or all kinds, asthma. E1lr rhs1a'-'sH
diseases. liver comPiuIlfr r'cl-'.
ness, depression 81 iho FP.Fi's rfr'uf.' .hL'
lions, sore cyes, fis, pa.-y aFafr1, sla '.'r '.a
sles Group, coughs, whouTuE cough. .'.'
&c, ,hulcra muTbus, gravel. W.rIHf af r.. " ''e
ness, ringing noises il i'r bead. h."e. .'.
la crysIIcl- or % authau, hrg. saI ri.'ai " a'lt
.s,tIIIurs ulrers, surIr 1T tH NIEr. .r...E- can.
Gers, iumufs, sstilul feet and 'rEs F.rs. ,astff-
ness all crupuous OF the skin irEhua. -.fa.as 'r.
male complaints Of every Kind ,srv'al elstf0'-
tons, Telu&atious, a..
700 Testimonials hove been received r m odd.
vidlais Of she highest responsibility Holy il I-''
prove, and The cures obey make. ,Hi hhfe "'
necessity for any other medicine.
Although DR. b has cnuusr-Isl tT uaf.e pre- q.
boyc diseases, hC ls utN,ItEt lsas .f .T.t.u N...
h.s grandfather, the lais celebrated ID VIZ tr1'.
do IN. that thcre Del only one d.r.-r. or .'I" .t
the blood, which by impeding .'f ..... .. brings
on inflammation aHc ron-'Ia'Hi e.'.'F ..'
the organ " part whore suUH fruFu.... poo -.''-
So uiC-. and THAT 20 o. the frrrrt aHr.s a u-.
this Inflammation or atraHE,utut I.. .r .Iaf ra'e
caused medical men o. designate .H.. .Ip.a.iH..-
10y various names, but Winch ore .. ...'t .I.t iHt
same disease, with NOR, or Jess f.r..su.e l'f VIM
Hrandreih was fully convinced .i iif rum 90 ga
above simple theory fha. ht spec. E ft-r in on
perrin az and iahouuHs research .u.. .fs medicine.
properties or ihe numerous P.ar'- .. opposing iis
Vegetable Kingdom. .is e.... 1..a@ d. snp
medicine winch should a. once -
duc' by sHetlhr action, a remove. e.. E. ..-
go" lH p.o.o '1 PIG -.'.N.." -.
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Printing.

A LII kind of printing usually done in country
L N office executed with neatness and for the
customary prices at this office. Orders will receive
prompt attention
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BarIIs. &c.

GROUND Prckly Ash, Bayberry, sassafras. and
" Elm Bark, for sale. Also, a general assort-
ment of medicine. L. JEWETT
st. Johnsbury Plain l5-3v,
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Scotch Parson in bis prayer sa'a " LhlI'
= =. H.. C-,nl C.YrrN the Parliament md
,,,,t ,ley may hang together" country fellow
Standing by replied. Yes, yes, y Ia all my heart
and the sooner tie be.,ei-und ,m sure y ~ in'
prayer OF all good people, But ilend,' saiH Ihe
parson. o. ! don't mean Is ihat follow does on.
pray they may an nan.g ,ogcthe. ~ accord ana
concord. b" No matter Nhat cord rephe" i've
other. so 81 i- hul a Sc JHg oH'.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-12-26

.r,fr VERY LAsr.-Th- NanuIsAf. lafrf
;,,.. rF. ls-f rn~e .i r.-saHf-r i1il.'s-s. lW
IN N loter. nGrr wishing .Iu..h .H tH
wiped his face viIh % pew art
srror ,,,tl he attempted t1 l.af ot srs,r t-
I.ght L s NIE.I.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-01

Tnn PaNrnns, sABBATa. -The propri


The PRNTERs SABBATH. The propri
etors of the Globe intend in future to
make Sunday day of rest to all enga-
ged in the publication Of their paper. IA
common with all the city papers, the
Globe has hitherto been printed on the
night before its appearances. OF course,
the work on the Monday mornings pa
per is always executed on the preceding
Sunday. This has ever been exceeding
ly disagreeable to all connected with tie
establishment, and is not excusable on,
the plea Of necessity. By printing each
paper on the same night of the day on
which it bears date, the whole wrong is
remedied. but it has heretofore been the
practice with us, as it was with the IN
tellIgencer 81 others, to print one day and
date the next. Thus Tuesdays paper on
Monday night, and SO on Saturdays on
Friday night, and Mondays on Sunday
in this way the Jewish in
stead of the Christian Sabbath has be
come the Printers Sabbath. We shall
hereafter give our paper its proper date,
and join onr countrvmen in keeping the
day ofrest as recognized by our institu-
tions.-W Wash. Globe.