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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-16

IHE GEEAT CHURCH CAsE.-The Ma.
tIonal Gazette Of Wednesday the slh in
slant, presents the following view Of the
points decided by the Supreme Court of
Pennsylvania, in the Presbyterian Church
case. No tribunal ever gave a Judge
nent more clearly in accordance with ius.
tlce and common sense The opinion of
Judge Rogers was always a riddle to u
unlearned judgement.
This morning Chief Justice Gibson
read the opinion ofthe court on the mo-
'ion Tor a new trial in the Presbyterian
case. The opinion was brief, consider
ing the mass of testimony, and the length
Oh tne argument submitted by the counsel,
siatng, Tor the most part, merely the con-
illusions at which the court had arrived,
without gong into the reasons leading 10
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-16

NAVAL CouRr OF ISouIRY.-We learn from tho
Philadelphia Herald, that the Court of Inquiry. con.
vcncd TO inquire into the conduct Of Com. JEssy
d. ELLIOTT. commenced its sit,ings OF the Navy
Yard, at that city, on the 9th inst. The Court
consists of Com. Stewart, presiding, Com. Pa,ter.
son, and Com. Biddle.
Two OF the charges are ill-tren,msnt to Passed
Midshipnan Barton, after he had been wounded
10 a duel with Lieut.. Wood, and an ate NM on tho
part OF Com. Elliott to strike Lieut.. Hunter with n
cane, while upon a race course up the Med;,s,,a.
mean, Thus far, about one hundred ui,n,Ys,h..
been brought forward, but a large number
discharged, on accoun, Of not KNOWING anv ,h;,n
concerning the matters before the Court.
Speaking OF the gentlemsn COMPOSING the co,r,
the Herald ssys:-"T These ssllan, officer. &c 49,.
Naval Service are noble looking men. nressr,;.u
ghs appearance of being the average age Of sh y.fvo
SC sixty. They appear to be abou, as much a,
home in Court as they would be upon the .oes.,
deep, sitting with great dignity, patience and cool.
ness, anxious obviously. TO 90 justice to the aeon.
sed. And the accused himself may be seen co,.
stan'ly seated at the Board, apparently as unruf.
He'd as the ocean in repose."
Joseph Randall is the counsel for Com. Elliot,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-16

iHK CRoPs.-We. tins week, for tho gra,ifse.
ton of our farmers, publish some extract, from diff
feren' papers IN this State. Maryland, and Penn.
syivonia. From these extracts it will be perceived.
that with the exception Of a portion of old Virginia.
the crops bid fair to be abundant, this year. In
old Berkeley if present Appearances be a guide,
the agrieulturslists will meet with IN ample return.
Tor their toll and labor. And the prospect of a fine
crop must be gratifying TO all classes, as the success
OF The farmer exeris so material an influence ON the
vocation ofevery one in this country.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-16

WAsHISGToE COUNTY BANK.-On the 9th ms,
the following gentlemen were elected Director. Of
IN. Washington County Bank, for the ensuing
year: Frisby T%ilghmsn, Ohio Williams, Rober,
Wason, Daniel Weisel, Adam Shoop, John sharer,
William c. Drury, William Towsou, Of Washing.
ton County, Md John NJ. Mcdowell, of Franklin
County, Pa Daniel Burkhart. ofBe, kelley County.
Va; John I. Cookus. of Jefferson County. Va.
Alta meeting Of the Board on Thursday the OH
inst. JoHS X. DALI, ESQ. was elected President.
and JONI VAN LEAR, Jr. ESQ. Cashier, for tho
ensuing year.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-16

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAIL ROAD Cow.
rANY.-SToCKHoLDERs' MEETING.-.At
the meeting of the Stockholders of this
Company yesterday morning May 18th,
Robert GIlmor, Esq. was appointed chair
man, and J. |. Atkinson, Esq, secretary.
Nearly all the stock was represented
The object of the meeting was explained
by Mr.. McEane, who urged .he proprie-
~ OF an deception of the law of last ses.
slon which repealed those features of the
act OF 1886, that rendered 1t difficult, if
not impossible, TO realize the States sub.
ScrlptIon OF three millions Of dollars in aid
OF the funds ofthe Company. Mr.. Mel.
showed, that ifthe law were accented.
there would be 10 difficulty in procuring
Inc means OF completing the road to Cum.
berland, with as much expedition as the
company could desire.
Alter Mr.. McLane sat down. II. w.
Evans, Esq, submitted a resolution de.
clarlng the acceptance of the law bv the
Company, which was unanimously adop.
TED. The meeting then adjourned.
Inc route Of the Baltimore and Ohio
hall Road has now been definitely deter.
mined upon, as far west as Connellsvile.
pennsylvania, whence the two branches
VIII dlverge, the one towards Wheeling
aud the other towards Pittsburgh. The
funds Tor the completion ofthe whole work
are believed TO be easily attainable with
out further legislation, and we now there.
'oFe resign this great project, with all the
vast consequences that belong TO it, into
The hands of those who have been selec-
ted to direct its concerns. The people
ct Maryland have full confidence in their
wisdom, public zeal and perseverance and
o o forward with u%ndoubting faith to the
early and complete realization Of the bril-.
liant results which are to follow tho COM
pIetlon of the road to the banks OF the
Ohio Baltimore Chronicle.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-16
GEORGETOWN MARKET.
From fHe Potomac .sdrorets of " IA.

Flour, s6,75.-Wheat. $l,4O 10 sl,45 per BUSH
Gloom, white and yellow, IS to 90 ots.-Rye.
30 to 80 cts Oats, from Vessels, As 10 48 cts.
from Wagons and Boats, so to 50 cts.-Clover Seed,
!gom Wagons ard Boats, $l4 to SIS Pork, from
Wagons, 1919 TO 50 per hundrei.-Bacon, II 10
l23 cts. per pound.-Whiskey, SO TO 40 cts. per
gallon.-New Herrings Si,75tos s. per bbl.-Shad,
5000 10 $ll per bbI.-Plaister. Sc per ton.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-16

On the 9th inst. MIR. JOHN kIsISSER, aged about
Ga years-an old and respectable inhabitan, of this
County.
On Wednesday, the 24th ult., LILLIAN JOSH.
rHtNE, daughter of Adam Young, Jr., of Hapers-
Terry, aged 3 years, 9 months and l6 DAYS.
On Sunday last, Mr.. SOLOMON CLARK, need
about 20 years.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-16

such conclusions. II decided that the
"excinding resolutions" as they are
called passed by the general assembly Of
1887, were not only constitutional, but
also just that they were not to be con.
sIdered in the aspect Of a judicial sentence,
but as a legislative act; that they did no.
thing more than dissolve the four synods,
which it was conceded the assembly had
a right to do that the act being within
the power Of that body, its reasons for per.
forming il, could not be viewed by q civil
tribunal and as, the consequence of all
this that the persons claiming to be COM
missIoners from presbyteries within the
excinded synods, TO The assembly of 1888,
had no color Of right to seats in that body.
Further, the court decided that while on
these grounds the proceedings Of the New
School had been unjustiiab Bile, they had
been in themselves entirely irregular, even
on the supposltion that the excluded com.
mlsioners had been entitled to seats that
Mr.. Cleveland had no right to put a ques.
TO the House that it was evident that a
separate organization was intended by
the New School, and that the jury had
given a verdict utterly inconsistent with
the evidence.
Judge Rogers dissented from the opin.
ion, declaring in a few words his adher-
ence to his original judgement. A new
trial was awarded.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-16
NOTICE..


IHNHE subscriber, being desirous of settling up hi,
Il business. lDkes this method of notifying oil
those indebted to him. either by note, BOOK account,
or otherwise, TO come forward and pay up. Also,
those who became purchasers at the sale Of JOSEPH
Cole, that their obligations have been assigned to
me, and are now due, and wish them to make i'm.
mediate payment. My situation is such as not to
be able to wait on those that owe me. 1t may
save them cost by making immediate payment
therefore, hope that every one interested will at
tend 10 their own interests.
May 16, 1G39-3t PHILIP CARPER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-16

and Mr.. Reed. late DisEict. Astorney,eoaducts the
prosecution.
We apprebend that the Court will be in session
for some days; but so soon as it will have decided
upon Com. E.'s case, We purpose laying the dsci-
sion before our feader..
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-16

The New York Herald says "John
Y. Buren, has been at Paris and Brussels
where he has been shown a great deal of
attention by the reigning powers, and out
shone all the withered royalty of Europe."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-16
MORGAN COUNTY.

We are authorized to say, ihst Jous o'Fyp.
RAIL-, Esq, of Morgan County, at the reoues, Is
many of the citizens of that County, who fully ~
prove OF h'S course in the present Legislature car.
SCENTS TO have his name placed before the reosle .,
he County IS a candidate for the House Of Dels.
gates.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-16

The American Bible Society held its
twenty-third annual meeting in New York
on Thursday. The Hon. John Cotton
Smith, of Connecticut, President of the
Society, presided assisted by numerous
Vice Presidents, among whom were Geo.
Suckley, Esq, Hon. Peter A. Jay, Pc.
ter g. Stuyvesant, Esq. Samuel Bayard,
Esq. Hon. Heman Lincoln, John Pintard
Esq, Thomas Cock, Nj. ID.
Among the distinguished gentlemen on
the platform was His Excellency Gov.
Seward, who visited New York expressly
to attend this anniversary.
From the reports of the Treasurer,
Abraham Keyser, Esq. it appeared that
the receipts of the year were S95, l26 So,
and the expenditures sos, 205 81.
The number of new auxiliarics during
the past year is twenty-four.
Among the legacies was one of great
munlficence from James Douglass, ESQ.,,
ofCavers, S~coiland-viz. f1OO0, (4,444.)
The report next alludes TO the calls for
supplies of the holy scriptures in various
parts OF the world, TO the amount Of $780,
000. Many of them were so urgent tina,
the board had made grants in anticipation
OF lis receipts, to the amount of $43, 900,
in the belief that a liberal public will not
permit the treasury TO remain empty.
During the past year the issues were
l34,S37 copies, and the total number o.
56s,235. These copies were in seven.
teen different languaees.-Bah. Chron.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-16
CANDIDATES EoR CONGRESS-

RICHARD w. Barton, Esq, Wing, n,rn;,.,,
by a Wing District Convention. 1seed
WiLLiAS Lucas. Esq. Administration. No.,
ted by a Van Buren, District Convention. "aoe
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-16
Apprentices Wanted.

VENHE subscriber will take one or ,wo an,rsn,;
ces. between the ages of Ia and I6. 10 learn
the Tailoring Business. To BOYS who can come
well recommended, q desirable situation is now oc
tersa' HIRAM BOWEN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-16
CANDIDATES FOR JEFFERSON corNrv

ShNDlDhI Id fOR JEFFERSON COTINTv
WILLIAM z. WoRTHfSToE and ANTHONY Ksx-
NtDf' wings, nominated BY a public meeting in
Charles'own. "
JoaS +. SMITH, Wing, independent.
HiERoME l.. ORR, v. B., nominated bv .
lirg OF the friends of the Administrators '
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-16
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Wool! WOOL! WOOI!!!

M wish TO buy a large lot of Wool. and will
w give the highest prices for the article, W.
nope nl those wishing to sell will call and see us
May l6, 1889. w. LONG e. som
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-16

Edmund p. HUNTER is a candidate 10 ,enr..a.
the County OF Berkeley in the nsAt House Of nsla
gates Of Virginia. 0"sI
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-16
CANDIDATES ASSEMBLY

We are requested to announce WILLIS n.
LIN, esq- as q candidate to represent the co.,,.s
Berkeley IN The House of Delegates. at the ~
session OF the Virginia Legislature. ~'
We are requested to announce Col. J.cor A..
Frs, as aeandidste to represent tie couo,y :,
Berkeley IN the House Of Delegates at tie s.s.
session of the Virginia Legislature. '
We are authorised to announce Wurt.. NJ
son. ESQ, as a candidate 10 represent, he co,''-
OF Berkeley ia the next House Of Delegate, of W.
ginia.
THE undersigned begs leave to offer bim..,f. ).
the consideration of the good citizens Of Be,ta,as
County, as a candidate 10 represent hem in i,
next General Assembly Of Virginia and would ~
~pectfully solicit their support. W
JOHN J. A. LEa!EN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-16
WOOD LAND FOR SALE.

WISH TO sell a lot Of Wood Land. con,aini,,
IL between ~ & rs ACRES. This land lie,
within one and a half miles of Williamsport, and
three-t urths Of a mile of the Potomac River. Iii,
well timbe'ed, and will be sold low. For terms,
apply 10 VIM. Tow.on. Esq in Williamsport, or
the subscriber, in Martinsburg.
March 10. l339.-tf J. w. BOYD.
0NVilliamsPort Banner insert the above to The
amount Of 81, and charge this Office.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-16
North TOwn-COnnpany!

DAhADE IN front of The Martinsburg House
on SATURDAY next. tRegimenial Mustef,l"
10 o'clock, A. NJ.
May 16, 1889. eaS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-16

ITO Be continued. |
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-19
RnnuuLnnunck Lnnd for SaLn.

OFFER the following Tracts OF Land farm in tho
NtG!rsex called H.eS containing 33 This
rr Oh RipahaGnock miles above
,aana we'll f farming, under good cmcl"suIcs, and
Ia. II not sud private sale II
viii Offered pu5c alslon utbanul, the lst day Of Mid
L..er Nay court -
!lrn Stafford called Hadsor F1rr: containing $50
,e. This farm hes Gold District Tackeus Mi is
calculated Tor ani convenient building
soil sIe will be Offered at Public nue.
t,, at = Iou house, day OF Stafford May
Of Inl called Cyras containing
lies Deep Creek and Is
most, considered valuable. IL has small
hon. IT, occupied by II sold private SALE
Mi Offered at Lancaster Court house, the
sS, of lancaster May Court.
Al will be sold under the will Of the late Raw
lsi, " Dosnm IN Lancaster rouny. The will he
coo,'.. the subscriber nt MorsanSvie Fauluer
county, Va. 'ohN U.s. poN nMAN,
Executor Of r. ~ D1rgmaa.
Sl-2twtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-19
RQrT0N, Thinner Of the Great 81. Lsoe,,

Rhis 'slehted Imported Race Horse and stuion will cover
matst my stables, Charlotte Court, house Vgo,, I'm. en-
suing sea- SO the season. and sI5U insurance wb %
formed @ "a a. S'res ne Is an i@'ma6y beautiful and hehy
JGy zee feet tro inches hgh r correct proportions
Mars be well fed aud attended TO- at 81 cents per Juy A
sii "Sbc ,r.r"ns,S'e Tor accidents escapes.
gearta q tic hnsh taG aud in opinion Of many capital and
"a JHaes, ne neec" had his e7uu except Ptum. Mr.
bod y, that he Race Horse espcay
h W DC ever ouo OF handled and in this oPiuOn, his
hef william Chimney Howe. the Scots many of the hest
and trainers, fully coucurrcd. Tie won the arycs
c o. SSo on teeot v sub'crbe beating Noltuirc,
ana 10 o'hefs, and large number Of other
hse a. good at miles, under hsaey pegh any
When and yeara old he beaen a winning the ST.
Lc-' ana taxing The 'root uation avery
pace answering The whip Gs. prGmpuds trut pd
6's hsded E"g Sport Mag. He beaten only once wien
S! this @ @ sn @h S, he subsequently S.a te eqy
pf % ana Gmc as eesr srtG making play throughout
Whe" years Old he onetrd The great Il,
YORK. is su>eerS, 2mc carrying i22 lbs apreeedn,d
SIX years DID, he the uaauds Ascot, beating Ilcs,a
me SadsI na,na and large ei and days after he
the Cup II subscribers actually curryns M more than The
mare ana most people thought he won " The Ensl. Sport Mag.
tehh Ids was every " allow, that
mere en nun to R'ess anoHs Tie rery first Race
The Eng Sport Magazines speed as serere dest-r
are ry tremendously; arti well they might he
races sso h' 10 be a" honest Horse his heart steel"
iis colts have beea tried England
speed and game nearly all have
at n They have already vanquishcd got Sulam
hm'u Neuciredc Noar Nhsker, Partisan, Rcveier, Mu
ry Action hr Colonel! nnnal the hest English Stations
day or their trial l6e'ere His colts have well the
Of On! o" E"Isnh are selling al higher prices Than
oed IN the United States 'upIs Kowton the
Rowtop got b. oan, his dnm Catherine Woul Town
brother to NhIsS"r and Wbaiebr Landscape RuJcns
BnSh N"ruG Doctors Sister His Grand Oaks
with is dam IN her belly O,ien OF the best Horses
oa!cd by Camlus Ruler mare Trcecrecpr by Wood
peckc lrcnhim, Cunesonde, &c. Cumius by
luercd and Invncb ambon ind Faith b. racoct
anita by Machem His pedigree remarkably rich shonnblc
or both speed and bottom being closely allied all the best horses,
er"d Mtchem Eclipse Way mud Of late Camannc,
Queen OF Iumps Bay Middleton Pcnipoen,ay and Elias and
many Others For particulars my hnndbis
WYATT CARDWELT.
- :. Mares that have filled the Stations
VIII be insured al SD0: and
he o 10 Mares and actually collecting AMI tho
mount, shall be charged only SEQ for each Good
pas'urrgc and the board Of with tho
um'sbed sr hot the be subject
ro and nanag cement. WYATT CALDWELL.
Jan IS 1S-tJupe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-19
T,yx,c,s' sal, of Real Estate.

HpY y;.uc Of iced o made by John Adams and Margaret
I'D ma MI 20 John e. NTH, dcceas ed and the sIbsc
,,,,rr. for Of the Bank OF the United States hear
Inc las June, ISIS. aud admitted Record in The
g Of the cnuh,y Court OF lenrco, tho 2h day OF
b s, w. undersigned surviving trustees by request
M IN. rf-.r Directors Company OF the Bank OF the United
s,, ,rr rs OF PeunSy ana, AssneCs OF the
f, 81 the lni:cd States will, the 2i,h day OF April
nr proceed 20 pc auction "a, the premises, for ready
y III. no.;v hrfcrl mentioned, conveyed BY the said
ns m w cas- Rchrond aH siili lining unsod and
!, u. described follow: The Union hotel with s3
o,r on street RAINING bIck feet with the Stable and
~, 5rIt BETA. u #'at 18th street, uuniu. back !O5
80 lee, on co;a,r and th nearly covered
.b ,ra.s AMI 'ac> Of said Union HOTEL Actin:
,e.. we cacy title onv vested IN US Uy the
s.iI ,i.ri 81; ,,u,, ANDREW STEVENSON,
JOHN ROBINSON,
flit-,dS Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-19
FRESH SPRING GOODS.

WE have Ly The asr packets from York. large
s04 choice assortment offspring Goods-nuny entirely
Ev:rs soper blue wOo black aud fancy coofed Cioh'
New s'yic stripe Victoria CassImeres
! Dap. f,r Gcmemens Summer wear
French Cissim"res aud Grape Cau'biets
Super London striped DtiIlInss-ai'hread
- Blown aud ilwn.co"red French DO
H",Ey ENs,,h plain and ribbed . GO
- tni 4 nns and superfne plain French Linens
cssc' &c aud super IRISH Linens
:, 10 and 1911 Irish aud GnInSlcy sheen:s
Gaze e German Linen for Gentlemen sDfa"es
ih'lss rickcnburss and Do"las
10 NJ 10 German Burlaps
do heavy brown and BIZ ached DUCK
blo No | TO ) hes; canvass Padding
SJ1plece. fine and .uper6ne Brown Holland
R"al nni imitation Russia Shentns and Crass
9by TO- by H. a. 10 by IS Damn'k Table Cloth
White and assorted e0Iored London WsllnSs
n.'s black six Velvet, and plain and dss-d Satin
do do furniture do some veryrich
DO supe,fne A. r Fl snse. DO and Muslin.
Plain, pajG, and worked s~i,. Mosin'
Checked, striped and corded Scotch DO
2ci.e. Csmbric, and Jac ASSORTED qualities
DO hair cord and urniturc Dim'ty
Book and Null Muslin, and scotch Lawn
f>rt rich IT. heavy Gro de hhine
Super Italian Lus,rns and Gro de Swiss
Gro &c Royal thlue black very superior, ;, G.;
Blue dick .an striped and figured Poult dc Sol
Buck fame, cuorcd satin Reps AL 1rone olean
Fancy Rhine, Gro de Nap and Por'i de Sol
Satin sf ped and fsured ys, and Mousehn DC Laiho
IL ics' hack aud white silk and cotton i"siey
DO black and white silk, cotton and nd GioVcs
Gen,Icu,en's buck, beaver kid and thread Gloves
Bonnet, cap and Lusirng Ribbons
Handsome Belt RibbOns-bcst quainy
Snaws Scarfs, and fancy Handkerchieis
Camhrc Edsin.s aud oscItngs
Frrnch worked Collars and CApcs . . 49,.
PiaiG AMI hem. stitched thrend cambuc lannhefchieh
Large sized do, embroidered borders and ct'hefs
Thread aed b"binet Edsinss, Lrccs and inset'nss
Black, white, green, plain and figured thule Liee
Black, white, pink, blue and buff Italian Cape
Heavy black blue black Bombazinc Tor "ea'
supsne pearl Buttons Pins Needles, Tapes and Bohoins
With full assomen, OF heached and brown Donestcs Long
Clohs, Bed Ticking Plaid Domecs, Apron, ana FURNITURE
Checks, cotton Oznaburgs, &c &c.
" Country Merchants invited call on us and examine ou
which better The Goods nave oeet
'c ell with great the lowest New ORR cash prices
and will he moderate advance r cash. or on nm &C
IN the CITY AZ short time shalt receiving Good
Keep by every Packet during the
VALENTINE BREEDEN,
White Buildings, II street Shoekoe Hill
March ID -9q-2a96w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-19

~ CHANCEKI At rules held the clerks Office
the Circuit Superior Count OF Law Chancer county
OF King William Monday, the Ill. OF March, the lc3a:
Thomas JUdaa, Plaintiff:
John Roanc, aud Da, or Temple administrator Of John one
dec, DefcndInis.
The defendant John j. Roane having his appearance
aud given according Assembly the
this and appearing by satisfactory evidence that e
nhabian Of thu II ordered that the said defendant
do appear h day the May and
bill of the plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forthwith
serted n published in the Of Richmond for
months
Of this county. 4 Copy--Tesie,
RIO. BYRD POLLARD, ID. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-19

yH7HE shcritTs of the counties of Amelia, rowhaian
q and Chesterfield; Bedford aud franKhh' oP1'sy'
-; Ca,o,;ra ard r. sex: AIbemarle. Nelson and Am
hers Fnuquier and Prince Wan Augusta and Rock
h,;da.. Sbenondoah, Hardy Page and Warren; Monon.
Gala Preston and Randolph, and the Mayor OF The town
OF Petersburg will take notice that elections are TO be
t I e. LoId;,r eec,ons) in the month Of next,
to choose Senators to represent their respective districts
in the next General Assembly.
-, l1l-w4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-19
.,!orr Fic,h fmpor,d DRY GOODS.

.N0rr fiCh fmpOrtd URY GOODS.
EEJE sba!i open tOd"y ad during the mex. two
w three days, large additional supplies Of Briiih
Fe"eh. Italian. and other gods, jus, received by The
ships TaHy H"! from Ltcerp"i. and The EhOnc, Baiti
aud lNe dc Lynn, from ltvre- consisting entirely
of oar own impor,arIons, whc' were purchased ariM
Cn.h.-fhesc lmPorlailons Comprehend many Of The
richest aud most costly goods wehavr ever recriyed-
They will be sold reasonable ttms to our old custom
Cfs ard merchants generally.
I. ~ }. s. JAMES IL co,
G'0bc Square.
April 8 l-29. leg 2lw4w