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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-09-18

The Winchester virginian SAYS the Government
goes on like clock work. Prentice thinks the cd.
itor means that ii is going on tick.
The Triumph Of Steam. box of goods ship ped
Mt Bristol, England, by the Great Western, July
goth, arrived at Cleveland, Ohio, Aug 2Oth-just
one month!
Operation ofMe ne,o Steamboat taD We see it
stated in the western papers, that there are about
forty steamboats, laid up at the ship yards Gin
clnnat, and undergoing repairs. Several Of them
are getting in new engines.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-09-18

lead most of the incorporate 10 want ana disgrace,
md draw them down 10 fierce Perditon. Whatoiher
causa has produced such immense mlschleis, sucn
enormous crimes such poverty, wretchedness, deg
aaa,;on and hopeless destruction of body and soul
90 In,emperance? 1t is the chief source of crime
and suffering, and guilt 1t is the corner stone of
the temple Of Belal. Remove this, and the edifice
will totter destroy it utterly, and it will fall rise
more.
Moral suasion is the most effectual remedy in he.
halt Of The Temperance cause. Convince men of
the wicRednesss OF rum selling aud drinking, and
most will abandon it.-Creaie enlightened pub
lie sentinel on the subject render il dishohorable
10 indulge, and all, who justly appreciate public o.
pnlon, who value their reputation and character,
will become Temperance men. But is this encugh?
What will you do with the remainder whom argus
ment, and persuasion, and regard 10 dccency, will
not Influence Shall they be permitted to keep open
This well OF pouton? Shall they be protected in
disseminating poison and peslience through the
community? Shall the man uactnrers and vendors
Of spirits be protected in their soul destroying traf
fc by license laws, thus giving them monopo
ly of crime and death? "They have right SO
to do" And have not we tho right to protect our
selves and little from this arch destroyer? The
RICH; of self defence is TO all other rights
and il it will not protect us from tho embraces OF
the drunkard and the fouer articles OF the drunk
ard maker, let us talk of inahenable rights.
The Legislature of Massachusetts, moved thereto
by Numerous memorials and the immense impor
lance of the subject, by almost unexamL led MAORI
ties, at their last session. prohibited the sale OF ar
dent spirit drink, in less quantities than fifteen
gallons. The law created, as was expected, great
excitement among the interested, The dealers aud
drinkers, but it will nevertheless, be sustained by
the intelligent, candid and sober portion of the
snunity. Respectfully,
Nv,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-09-18

InE EPIDLMic. BY the report of the Board Of
Health, published yesterday, we regret to perceive
that TINS disease has been increasing, and from
what we can learn by private inquiry, since the
time OF closing the report, there no indications
of Abatement Charleston Courier
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-09-18
ER EgaA School.
Thoamsomi0n Convention.

SENEIE undersigned being appointed Committee
n by the State Society of Thomsonions at its an
nual meeting. to designate the time and place for
meeting of all the friends of Medical Reform in the
Counties of Orange, Washington, Caledonia, Or.
leans and Essex, do hereby give notice that meet
ing for the purpose of organizing Botanic Society
to be composed of the above Counties, and called
the Eastern District Society of Vermont, will he
held at East Randolph on Wednesday the Goth day
of Sept. next at 10 o'clock A. M.
IT. full meeting is expected, as lectures will
be given illustrative of the Thomsonian System Of
Medical Practice. Let every man, woman and
child BIO there to hear for themselves.
u. LATHROP,1
J. SMITH, Committee.
]. WRIGHT,
b August 18th, 1888. oo-3w
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Naatchless Sanative.

NAsNdOHHECSJ
TIME sick all taking GOELICK'S MATCH
IL LESS SANATIVE, which is astonishing the
world with its mighty victories over fearful Diseases
For sale by EPHRAlM Low
GrotoR, VT. - .0--u,
The above i, also for sale by A. BURLINGTON,
Burke
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Notice.
TIME firm of Blasdell IL Doty Is this day, by nut
Il tuaI consent, dissolved. All persons having
unsettled accounts with said firm, requested to
call and ottle the Same without delay
IVY i HIRAM BLAISDELL,
.ft $3.50 I'D CHARLES G. DOrY.
Hardwick, July Cd, 1888. 56-3
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r. G. BENTON,
OTIS EVANS,
THOMAS PIERCE.
STEERS,
SEWALL BRADLEY,
LAMBERT HASTINGS,
PETER LAIRD.
Cows AND HELPERS,
HEEL BRADLEY,
SETH BURROUGHS,
LORlN KINNEY.
STEPHEN DOLE,
ELISHA BROWN
DANIEL MCGREGGOR.
SWINE,
HARRIS KNAPP,
CHARLES MATHERSON,
BENZ. BROWN.
JACOB BLANCHARD,
JAMES WORKS,
JOHN ARLINGTON.
PLoUaHs,
ABEL BUTLER,
WELCOME BEMIS,
JOHN GILBREATH.
I,urTER AND CHEESE,
L. p. PARKS,
L. CHAMBERLAIN,
f. JEWETT,
F.. FAIRBANKS,
WIN. SMILE,
CALVIN MORRILL,.
lRoN,
IRA ARLINGTON,
JEFFERSON CREE,
JEFFERSON HOSMER.
FIELD CRoPs,
LUTHER CLARK,
f. PADDOCK,
IL. STEVENS.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
JOHN BARNEY,
G. JEWETT.
&. CuSHMAN.
PLoUGHINe AND Transfers,
ABEL EDGELL,
SYLVESTER HALL,
PETER LAIRD.
MARsHALLs,
T.. B. CHASE,
CHARLES ROBERTS,,
JONAS FLINT.
Dinner will be in readiness at one o'clock, al
Wilcox Hotel
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS:
F.. Is. CHASE,
LEONARD HARRINGTON,
THOMAS PIERCE,
JOHN HILL,
JOHN IDE,
WILLIAM SANBORN,
SEWALL BRADLEY,
CLARK CUSHMAN,
SALMA DAVIS,
OTIS EVANS.
Lyndon, August 30, 1888. SO
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inns
OF abatement Charleston Courier.
FATAL ATTEMPT AT LYNcHINe. -Vicks.
burg has been the scene of another dsorderlv
and illegal proceeding, which resulted in blood +
shead and death. The particulars are given at
iull length in the Vicksburg Register; but we
have room merely for general notice of the af.
fray.
1t seems that some ten or fifteen persons, ar
dent lovers of justice and social ORDER armed
themselves with muskets, ropes, &c. and pro-
ceeded, about III O'Clock on Thursday night the
@oi Inst to inflct summary justice upon family
OF ionr Germans, named Flekenslein, Ia father
and three soms,) who lived in the upper part of
the town, and who, twas said, kept disorderly
house.
They demanded admission. This being refu-
sed, they broke open the outer door and entered,
J. A. Hel aud an unusually rash and advcntu-
ro'is young fop, Leading the way. Before he en-
tered he called to his coInrades;-"who will 90
with me if lead the way?" Several replied
that they would. The family was in the upper
story OF the house. He commenced asc ending
the stairs, when, perhaps dreahng the resistance
OF some one he saw, or more effectnalry to clear
the way, he discharged of his pistols ard
wounded one of the sons ofFlekenSein severely
in the neck and jaw. voey of four or five
shots were almost instantly returned. Helt fell
dead, piece of the Skull being torn off and al
most all of the brains dashed outfits comrades
seeing him fall, suddenly took to their heels, and
no more was seen ofihcn. Some other names
have been communicated to u.s. but we refrain
from giving them Mt present, lest we should Ell
Their iniure innocent individuals or prejudice the
administration OF justice. 1t is thought that the
wounds of Flekensen will not seriously endan.
ger his life. An inquest was held over the body
of He'll and verdict rendered that he "carne to
his death by the hands of one of the three Fie-
kensiens." Measures have been taken to bring
the offenders 10 justice ut the next term OF the
criminal court.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-11
no THE FARMERS.

FENHE undersigned, having entered into
i. co.partnership in the milling bust
ness, in the name and under the firm oil
M'Cleary s. Sopers, and leased the BED.
NGTON MILLS, the property OF Maj
Henry Bedinger, would say 10 the Far
mers, that they will at all times pay the
highest price, in cash, for Wheat, deliver
ed at the Mill. that the market below will
Justify, and will give TO those who prefer
having their own Wheat ground, one
barrel Of superfine Flour for every three
hundred pounds of mercban,able Wheat,
the usual quantity of stuff, and warrant
the inspection To those who prefer
having their Wheat ground separate, we
will give them all il makes, deducting the
toll. and deliver the Flour at Downs or
Starbuck s. Forman's Warehouse free oil
charge. The Mill is in complete order
for the manufacturing Of Flour. With a
determination 10 accommodate all those
who may deal with us. or favour us with
their custom, we feel confident none will
90 away dissatisfied we ask a
share OF public patronage.
A w. M'CLEARY.
THOMAS SOPERS.
July II. lS3S.-f
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ESCAPE OF PRTsoNERs.--Six negroes
who were confined in the Jail of this
county made their escape on Thursday
night last. With poker and chisel
they picked hole in the wall immsdi-
ately below window, in the western
end of the building. The room IN
which they were confined being IN the
second story, they lowered themselves
TO the ground by strips of their bed
clothes tied together. They scaled the
outer wall, by placing in pile IN a
corner, a number of flat stones which
have lately been excayated in the yard
on these they placed stick Of cord
wood, one OF the negroes getting on the
end of the stick and another mounting
on his shoulders reached the top and
holstcd the others over. One oil them
after they had gone few miles return
ed, and by his rapping at the jail door,
gave the first intelligence olthe escape.
Two ofthem have been taken.-fred.
Examiner.
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W.F.Y,T,El.G.

EE1IlIIAM II. MATHEWS. would
Wv take this method Of announcing 10
the people Of Mariinsburg aud the Public
generally. that he continues 10 carry on
The above business At his old stand. hay
ing ALWAYS on hand quantity Of iirstrats
Natetial and having lately received from
Baltimore a set OF fashionable blocks
he is prepared 70 manufacture hats 10 the
mnst fashionable aud durable manner
Ills stock will always consist OF such sas
are usually called for 10 this market. a.
Black and W bite Russia. Black aud White
Fur Hats Of diiiercnt qualities. from the
low price Of - 80 aud upwards. lilo
would return thanks TO those who have
favored him with their custom, and hc
hopes BY attention 10 business. and de-
sire 10 please, TO continue 10 receive
share Of The public patronage.
A Boy will bc taken to learn the abovs
business, about the aye OF ID or 10,
May 10 iS3s--f
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CstrntlltI In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County
July Rules, 1888.
Conrad Billmyre and John X Wilson, pliGS.
against
Charles J. Faulkner, Samuel d. Ofrick, and
Davenport oriek, DTS.
IN CHANCERY.
II VIE defendants, Samuel ID. Orrick
q and Davenport Orrick, not having
entered their appearance and given secu
rity, according TO the act of assembly and
the rules Of this court, and it 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
plaintiffs. and that a copy OF this order be
forthwith published IN any newspaper with
in 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.-Teste.
JOHN STROTHER. C,
July IL, 1888 ON
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the BERKELEY SPRINGS,
AT BATH, MORGAN COUNTY, VA.
aIIlk

SITar9 l24aAWiiraIO ON lslO5Lfaff,,
A Il this watering place. is open 10,
IA the reception OF company.
This house is furnished throughout
with pure hair mattresses and best linen
shee'ing: aud in this particular, has been
put upon footing Of equality with the
best Hotels.
The whole establishment has under
gone thorough overhauling and cross
examination. Every arrangement has
been made with reference to the comfort
and convenience Of visitors and it will
be the aim OF the undersigned that its OF.
eratons shall be SO conducted that, while
there may he all the ease and freedom Of
the public house. il shall exhibit the quiet
and decorum of the well ordered private
one. JOHN SMOTHER.
July a, 1888.
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J'tCQtllta In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County,
James Violet. pltF.
against
Edward v. Coyle and John O'Bannon, DTS
IN CHANCERY.
TEYHE defendant, John O'Bannon, not
y having entered his appearance and
given security, according to the act OF as
sembly and the rules of this court, and II
appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he is out of this Commonwealth 1t is or
dered, that the said defendant do enter
his appearance TO this suit on the first
day of the next term, answer the bill oil
the plaintiff. and give security for perior
ming the decree. and that a copy ofthis
order 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 oil
The Court House of the said county.
A Copy Feste.
JOHN STROTHER. c.
July IL, iSS8.-2m
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TO TIE LADIES.

FESHE subscriber would respectfully
Il call the attention Of the Ladies TO a
new arrival of Fancy Goods.
Needle Worked Collars, the real
French article Tsmboured Book do.
Bobbineti. do. Superiine Blk Silk Hose ,
Bead Bags-Blue. Blk. Pink. sc. Blue
Chenelle Cord Assorted Colored Wor
steds dozen Fine Open Worked Cot
ton Hose, only % cents; Fine Cancle
Shifting Black Gro de Nap Parasols
Linen Csmbrick klandkerchiefs; Bfaids,
Grecian Bonnets, SC. just receiving by
A. ROBINSON s. Co.
June 10, 1888.
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July, II, 1883 -2m

0trgtlltd In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Cbancery for Berkeley County,
July Rules, 1888
George Doll and Catharine his wife, pitfs.
against
Richard MeSherry in his own right, and IS Ad-
ministrator Of Anastasia McSherry deed, John
Piet and Susan his wife, Lawrence Byrne aud
Mary his wife, Edward Nicholson and Anasta-
sia his wife, Dennis l.. McSherry, James Me-
Sherry, William McSherry, and Cecilia Nc
Sherry, and others, DTS.
IN CHANCERY.
Tg'HE defendants Lawrence Byrne and
\ Mary his wife. Edward Nicholson and
William McSherry, not having entered
their appearance and given security. &C
cordiDg 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, thai
the said defendants do enter their appea'
rance TO this suit on the first day Of the
next term, and answer the bill OF The
plaintiffs, and that copy of this order bs
forthwith published in any newspaper
within this county, and continued for two
months SUCCESSFULLY, and another ccpl
thereof posted at the front door Of tn
Court. House OF the said county.
a Copy -Teste,
JOHN STROTHER. C.
July IL, l5SS.-2m
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C1tc1tlltd In the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County
July Rules, 1888.
Barton Campbell. pltf.
against
Joseph L. Snodgrass and Teter Myers, dts.
IN CHANCERY.
TE'HE defendant. Joseph e. Snodgrass
not having entered his appearance
and given security, according 10 the act
of assembly and the rules Of this court,
and il appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is out Of this Commonwealth il
is ordered, that the said defendant do en-.
ter his appearance TO this suit on the first
day of the next term, answer the bill OF
the plant fl, and give security for perfor-
ming the decree. and that copy of this
order be forthwith published in any news
paper within this county, aud continued
for two months successfully. and another
copy thereof posted at the front door OF
the Court House of the said county.
A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER. C.
L..
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Farmers FO0k here.

THE undersigned very respectfully bee
l leave to acquant the Farmers thai
they have entered into Copartnership il
the Milling and Dis,Illiag business in th'
name and under the firm Off w Young
and Co., aud have leased for term O
years the well known Spring Mill. situated
10 Berkeley County, Va. and about hall
a mile north Of Harlan's Big Spring
where they are prepared to pay the high
est price for Wheat, Rye, and Corn. de
livered at the Mill, and also to manufac-
ture for customers any Of the above men
toned kinds of grain, or any other kind.
in a manner which they hatter themselves
will not fail TO please.
From their experience in those bran
ches and disposition TO accommodate
they feel sanguine that no one who may be
disposed to deal with them, will have
cause for regret or dissatisfaction. They
ask a share of public patronage.
JOHN w YOUNG,
ISAAC ROGERS.
July 4, 1885,
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GU tWg -Af&St&ESs 49, WeN
WE would invite the attention Of the
w ladies agsin TO the largest and pref
ties, stock Of Fancy Goods they have ev-
~ seen 10 the county. Among our stock
will he found the following;
Beautiful Fig'd Black Silks,
Genuine French worked Collars, from
so cts Up bought al sacrifice;
Swiss. Mall. Jackonet, and Cambrick
Mushns,
Plain. striped. Figd British and French
Chintzes. Lawns. Challys. and Italians;
Linen Camhrck Handkerchiefs
Silk Lsle. Blond Fdgings;
Thread and cotton Hose and hsll Hose;
Quili,ngs and Faohngs.
Bonnct Ribbons. assorted, some very
handsome
Cambria Edgings and Insertions.
Scaffs aud Fancy Shawls. aesc style;
Kid. Pic mic. Thread s Cotton Gloves;
Together with many other articles 10 tho
Fancy Iine. for sale by
May % A. ROBINSON s. Co.
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.v0tsce 10 Farmers.

vENHE subscriber has rented the Mill
l. belonging to Alex. Stephen adjoining
the town OF Msrtinsburg. which is as usu
al in the most complete order for manu-
featuring Flour He will at all times give
the highest price in cash for Wheat that
the markets below will justify, and will
give to those who may prefer having
their own v heat ground. one barrel Of
superline Flour for every 500 pounds Of
Understandable Wheat, and stand the IN
-pection in Baltimore, Georgetown, OF
Alexandria. he will also grind Corn
Rye, Sc. JACOB SWAhIA.
June 81. 1S36.-r
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cAnrNET rUnNITUTs~


in all It's various branches, al the shoI
formerly occupied by Richd. w. Ruckle
where he intends keeping on hand ant
making 10 order all kinds OF work in hi
line Of business. such as
MAHOGANY SI0EB0ARDS, SECRETARIES,
BUREAUS, BOOK CASES, MAn0h0BtS,
TABLES, STANDS, &C, &c,
together with all kinds OF Maple. Cherry
IFainta, aud Poplar FURNITURE
Every description OF Bcds,eads. such a.
FRENCH HIGH s Low POST. o
the most approved slyir. which he vii
insure to be made OF the best materials
and by careful and experienced work
men.
Having been at considerable expense
in fitting up his establishment and having
the experience of years 10 his favor, he
hopes by strict attention to business 10 be
able to give general satisfaction TO all
who may favor him with their Custom.
n. bah kinds of Lumber. such as
Wainu. cherry, Maple, and Poplar. will
be taken 10 exchange for Furniture, like
wise all kinds of eountry produce.
An apprentice about 10 years of age OF
good moral character will be taken =, the
above establishment >. >.
June ~, 1883 IS,
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E.alHa5yc Land for Sale.

0N Monday. the 18th day Of August,
~ 1883 tbelng court day. IA narsu
snce OF decretal order oil the Circuit
Superior Court Of law and Chaneefy oil
Berkeley County. in the case of James >
Magowen and others, plaintiffs rs Joseph
Henderson. the Administrators and Heirs
of Joseph Hsgsman deed DIS. and a
deed OF trust hearing date the 18th day
OF September 1919. executed 10 Us 10 SC
cure 10 Johnston and Abraham Magowon.
for themselves and others. heirs of James
Msgowen deed the purchase money OF
certain
TRACE or LAND
therein mentioned. we shall proceed to
sell in front OF the Cour, House in Mar
tinsharg. al public auction 10 the highest
bidder, ell that part Of said tract OF Land
referred 10 IN the said deed and decree.
assigned 10 aud known as Joseph Hender.
sons part. containing
S55 AOl2lASo
the greater part irst-rate bottom Land,
situate on Back Creek, Berkeley County.
bounded on one side by said Creek. adjol.
ming The lands of the heirs of William
Wilson ec'd.. on the terms prescribed
by the said decree, TO wit: one third cash.
the balance in two equal payments Al one
and Two years with lnteres, from the day
of sale, the deferred payments TO be Sc
cured by trust deed on the land.
ALEX. STEPHEN. I T,,,.,.,,
CHAS. ID. STEWART. ''
July a. 1883 - 6w
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MARIE ID,
Examiner

In Shepherdstown, on the 9th ult, by
the Rev Mr.. Hargrave, Capt JACOB w,
REYNOLDS TO Miss CATHERINE Z Cook.
US, daughter of John L. Cookus Esq. Of
Shephcfdstown
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Notice.

A LII persons having claims against
IN the estate of Catharine Hoffman
decd, will bring them properly autbenii.
Gated for settlement. and those indebted
TO the said estate. wi please call and pay
Immediately, as no indulgence can or will
be given.
HENRY J. SEIBERT. .4d'mr.
of Catharine Hoffman decd.
July II, 1888 -Sw
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Samuel Graham, Priscilla Wilson, and Leonard
White pltfs.
against
Douga Campbell Admir-. OF Robert Giichri't
In CHANCERY.
TEyHE above cause having been refer
a red TO me as a Commissioners, to
state and settle the accounts between the
parties by decree of the County Court
Of Berkeley. Notice is hereby given TO
the above named persons. that will at
tend in my Office for that purpose, on
Saturday the 2lst day Of July next. AT
that time | shall proceed to settle & close
the accounts between the parties
HARRISON WAITE,
Commissioner in Chancery
lime o.. lSSS.-Im
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SlAWIMGfS2 IIlEIs qplI3PJU 1EgIOl2g7
Martinsburg, June 20, 1888,
nRDERED, that for the last 6 months,
W dividend of three and a half per
cent be paid to the deposiiors and stock
holders of this Institution, en- and after the
10th day Of Jolly. 1888.
DAVID h. CONRAD, Prest.
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July IL, iSSS.--2m


GtrQttta In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County +,
July Rules, 1888.
William Pendeton. plT.
against
George Orrick, Nicholas Orrick, James Harlan
aud Mary his wife, late Mary Orrick, Barton
Campbell and Margaret his wife, late Marga-
ret orrck, Samuel ID. Orrck, and others,
dfts
IN CHANCERY.
FHNHE defendants, James Harlan and
Mary his wife, Samuel ID. Orrlck,
Davenport Orrick. J. w. Evans and Sa
rah Ann his wife. Campbell Orrick, Dou-
cal William Orrick, Charles Hamilton
OrTiek, and Alexander Cromwell Orrick;
and John n. Lane, not having entered
their appearance and given security. &C.
cording to the act Of assembly and the
rules oil this court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are out oil
this Commonwealth it is ordered, thai
the said defendants do enter their appea
rance 10 this suit on the first day Of the
next term, and answer the bill of the
plaintiff, and tba. copy OF this order be
forthwith published in any newspaper
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.
Copy.--Tesie.
JOHN STR0THER. C.
July IL Is3S.-2m