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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-23
NEW BEDDI NC AND FURNISHING EN-
PORIUM.

NEW BEDDI NC AND FURNISHING EN-
PORIUM.
THyHE SUBSCRIBER having taken that large and
& conmodious Warehouse No. 80 South Charles st.
NlSHING business, would recommend persons wish
ing articles his line call and examine his present
stock which will be found 10 be superior any thing
of the kind offered TO the pubc-consistng in
prrt of the following articles, viz
Feather Beds Bolsters and Pillows of
every description, varying in price
from SIS to $50
Hair Mattresses, do 10 to 30
Husk do do to 10
Rush, Down, Cai-tail do 2 to 10
Straw, Cotton, Moss, sc. l TO
Also a new article of Mattress, called the EIysian
Mattress, which, for cbeapness, durability and com
fort is unsurpassed by any other Mattress ever manu-
featured t9t
The above article can be packed up and sent to any
distance without injury, and Is in every respect worthy
the attention Of invalids and persons living in warm
and unhealthy climates-for sale only by the subscriber
dl4 JAMES G. HODGES, % South Charles st.
MtARD. ~ he advertiser wishes to procure a com
u Portable Residence, with a small tract of land
within two miles from Baltimore, for which he will
give in exchange Dwelling House, in eligible part
of the CITY, note addressed p p r. and left at the
Pilot office, will meet with prompt attention
no l4-dtf
BUCKETS, BOXES, BOWLS BASIZ FITS.
sDnn FRUIT BOXES and BASKETS
eGOSb 100 dozen Painted Buckets
CARDS, assorted
900 Butter Bowls and Trays
800 superb Butter Prints
Willow Carriages and Cradles
WoolleB and Flax Spinning Wheels
e.4 DUKEHART & co.
fo'h mo- u 1914 Baltimore street.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-23

By the steam packet Southerner, Capt Wan
bersie, we received the Savannah Republican
and Georgian, Of yesterday morning, from the
latter of which we copy the following intelli-
gence from Florida Charleston Courier.
SAvANNAH, Dec. 16.
FROM FLORIDA.
Capt. Smith, of the steamer Cincinnati, which
boat arrived yesterday from Black Creek, re-
ports that thirteen Indians, among whom were
nine warriors, came into Fort King, three or
four DAYS since, and delivered their rifles to Col.
Riley.
SEIPwREcK.-W also learn from Captain S.
that the schooner Globe, from Baltimore, with
Government stores, was totally lost on St
Johns Bar on or about the Sth instant. Crew
saved.
Since the above was in type, we have receiv-
cd the following letters which confirm the state
ment of Captain Smith:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-27
NUMBER "a.

The Ietfersonton (Cupepcr) Tippecanoc ~clrb
called meeting, lately. for the purpose 81 dsru..
sion, which was opened on the part Of the Admin
istraticn. by Major Wallace who was replied 10 BY
Samuel Chiffon The company we're then invited
10 pariake Of cold collation. provided for The oc.
casion. after which Senator Smith gook the stand.
and held forth 10 his usual strain. The Warrenton
Times thus describes the srquel;
When Mr. Pendcton took the stand in reply 10
Mr. Smith, the latter gathered up his papers and
documents in a hurried manner, and exhibited his
purpose Of decamring as usual, wiihou, Nearing the
reriy. Mr.. T.. ~ most courteous manner, invi.
ted him TO remain; he asked il as petsonal favor.
he demanded Il as act OF justice hut all in vain
Matters OF indispensable urgency constrained him
TO lcave--it was impossible TO hold him. Long.
long, VIII this Star man remember the burst OF
butter and indignant invcctisc which fell Upon his
devoted bead, when his determination 10 run
was announced. You cat aud run, then, said Mr..
Pcndlrton; you aieays do So We me. at Orange.
you cnf aad raa.---We met Al Greene, you cut and
ran,--at Culpeper, you cut and rua,-at Kappa
hammock, you cheated me on, Of my reply, and
here, again, You cnf and ran. You always cut and
ran--you arc afraid to stay-you dare not bear the
reply, now tell you mean to reply 10 you, aud
present OF abscnt, shall deal personally with you
All would not do--the course of the Star was FIX
ed; 90 he would. and 20 no did leaving the long
eat set Of faces among his Locofoco admirers, we
ever bch~IdH
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-27

GgoRoiA.--fbe contest in this State will be ono
of the most animated in the confederacy. There
arc Of abilities both sides. and every inch
Of ground will be contested. But Dawson and Al
ford and Giimer and King and Habersham, Nisbst
and Warren, with talents equal 10 any that can be
arrayed against them, have the better cause, which
will ensure them the victory. Their most dstin-
euished opponents, by the shameless apostscy and
regeneration, which have marked their recent
course. uust lose some Of the moral weight which
their talents might have given them, and thereby
prove a drawback 10 The cause, they have been
brought up 10 support.
A letter fiom Clarke county, q The Goth instant
says, The good work is going on brayeiy. Chan
ges are taking place daily in favor of the old Hero.
But yesterday Of our most respectable citizens
was a strong yanio--to-day he is a Delegate 10
the Macon (Whig) Convention. '--Rieh. Wig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-27

RIVERS or HI.oOD y

The Globe complains Of several persons III The
Opposition who have expressed willingness 10
shed their blood IL defence Of the integrity OF our
free institutions. This Is unmany in the Globe
Twas only rs far back the 9th or I0th Of April
last, that the Globe itself declared that ifthe Oppo-
siiion got possession al the Government, the PEG.
pie (meaning "tbc party') could not probably re.
gain j except through "RivERs or HOOD" Nov,
although we have secn no ono 60 80 far as TINT
since, in bis uutcipisions Of violence, yet we should
esteem our fiends of the Opposition as very COW.
afdly and crayen hearted men, II they had not tho
courage TO meet threat Of that with the fear
less spirit Of frcemen. We iiope there il not mon
amongst them who !, not ready to uphold the Con.
siitpton every hazard and 10 vindicate his tite
to liberty by his blood. But from present appear
nnces, there will be necessity for resorting 10
the ultimate argument Of an injured and oppressed
people. The kind Of revolution demanded by
the county, is likely to be peaceful one, and The
voice Of the people is to assert il in tones loud
the roai Of the ocean, or the thunder Of heaven
| Madis0aidn.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-27
From the Richmond Wing.
FEDERAL. HONESTY

There Is not decent Wing who does not Ia pri.
waite express unmcasured disgust at the low, mean,
INSCRIPTIONS faisshoods of that dirtiest Of all Fe-
deral tools, 0cLE. Yet they zealously nssist in
spreading the ordure Of this degraded creature
throughout the country, and exult in the hope that
the peoplcnie groselling enough 10 be moved by
his miserable ISLANDERS. - Globe.
Wv find the foregoing specimen efficiency IN Mr.
Van Burens official Journal. II Is certainly chaste
IN siyle and elevated in sentiment. But il i good.
as indicating hendignation Of the swret little TEL
low" al the exposure made Of his hypocrasy BY Ge-
neral 0gle. He had INDUCED tho hope Of being
able to pass among the People, for whit he profcs.
ell to be, a plain Democrat---averse to show and
hnery, Luxurious living aud regal mngn6cencs..--
bu, the veil is pulled asde and the delusion 10 dis.
sipated.
The Globe pronounces The speech fuIl of false.
hoods-- Tho word Of the Gohc has long since cea-
scd to be authority for any thing But In this in
stance il is conttadic,ed by the record The bills
furnished by MIR. Osls taken from the Auditors
Office, where they were filed away after hene Paid
Their correctness Is certified to BY members OF Con-
gress. II there be the slightest inaccuracy, tho
Globe has access 20 the public ilircs and let il
show =. i'y way Of particuarising, we call upon
the Executive Organ to point out the error, II any
thorc be, 10 The following bill:
WAsnsoroS, June H. 1899.
Major Noland Bought Of WIN. BUST.
March 2od and oath: To 1 dor. Of large
DAILY ltosEs. Of 3 80 each, $72 90
June 9Th: To 2 vkRngSAs. rs cts., each,
PsrusIA, rs cents, 2c5
June 10 1880 Received raymcntin full. SIS 25
VIM. BUST,
lEadorsed, z Alterations and repairs Of Tho
Presidents House, &c, S74 IS. WIN. Buists re-
csiIt To- siiRursKnr, Iuue Is, 1880, No. 3. .
The speech il filled with such specifications, snd
nothing would be easier than point OFT their er
ror, II such existed ;but the fact Ia, they are all
as true as preachng. and that il ~, Which makcs
the Feds gnash their teeth.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-27

he bead Of the serpent should be crushed in
its iniancy, before h acquires vgos and Strength.
Ii is time for every man. who has in his bosom
grain Of reverence for law. morality or religion
who inhc1iss spark Of that virtue, which shone so
brightly Ia the character Of our Fathers to come
forward boldly and rsbake from the vostrHns from
the rREss. from the PULPIT, these ahetuinable
doctrines doctrines which are adopted TO root up
the foundation of our political, social and domcs,ic
nsttusious--doctrines Which, while they pretend .
respect Cor religion, would annihilate II, II posi-
ble--doctflnes which. BY being little more srcci.
Gus than those avowed by Tom Paine and Fanny
Wright, are ten thousand times niarr dangerous
doctrines which, under the guise OF Liberty and
Equality are fraugh, with al the horrors Of Jaco-
blnism, and which, instead ur eIcsatiug The poor
man TO dignity, influence, worth. and happiness,
will, II acted on sink him into The lowest pit &c de-
efadation and misery
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-27
Trom lhe Rlchmnnd VIVA.

| Mr. Rsyner, Of North Carolina, some time since
in the Rotunda Of the Capitol, slapped the jaws Of
his colleague, MIR. Montgomery, Tor u scurrilous
publication in the Globe. Mr.. Montgomery gave
detailed statement Of the racas in which he char
| ged that Mr.. Rayner waylad him, assaulted lin
with sword cane, in o most cowardly ard cut-
throat like manner and with the intention Of
sinatipg him. The affair taken IN, by the
grand Jury and Mr.. Rayner was fined $50 for SLAP
ping MIR. Ms jaws. The whole evidence Is now
published. from which IL appears that there are
not three words OF truth in Mr.. Montgomery
statement. One of the Witnesses derosss that & he
(Mr. NJ J appeared TO be very much sgiiaied and
alsrmcd"--and this may explain The wide discrep.
ancy between his statement and The truth.
Charity would dictate this solution-but we have
reason to believe that Mr. Montgomery has han
kering after falschood, for It's sake. He is the
same individual who Ia conjunction with Mr. Mi.
csjah L. Hawkins, issued the Infamous Hand bill,
in which they certified that General Harrison had
supported law for selling :" poor, respectable,
nefghbor men and neighdor women" TO negroes.
That act places him beyond the pale Of decency,
and jusies the harshest construction Of all his
tons
II is sad that when gentleman sinks TO a
5Iacke uard, he is the veriesi Of blackgaurds.--
Something OF the same sort is observable, when IN
a high,oned community, you fad low-lived fell
low: he il hundred fold worse than the chief Of
community Of biackguafds. The nod people Of
North Carolina are in the main noble papuls-
ton as this OF any oihar county can afford; the
Wing members OF Congress from that State ale a.
fine specimens Of the true and lofty gentlemen as
the world can exhibit. A majority OF The Iocofo-
co members their aniipodes in all ihings---as
much in morals and good-brecdlng as in politics
ErempH gratia, Messrs. Montgomery and Haw-
kiDs, and Bynum and Brown.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-27

DISTRICT CoNvEETIoS.-Delcgate from each
Of the Wards of the City Of Washington, and from
Washington and Alexandria counties, (exclnd'ng
the cities Of Alexandria and Geofgetown) assem-
bied in convention at the CRY Hall, Washington,
Monday. the 10Th inst. 10 take into eonsidrra-
ton the present condition Of the affairs Of the Dis
trlct, in relation the action Of Congress.
Gen. Walter Jones was appointed President o.
the Convention. and Mr. Henry Brent, Secreta
nv, and after an able speech from the President, .
committee VAS appointed 10 prepare measures, and
su,ho,ized TO call an adjourned mee'ine, when they
we're ready 10 report. The Convention thea adj
iourped. Bali American
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-27
PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW YORK.

A Letter to the Editors from Tioga county. de-
ted on the sth instant, says General HARRisos's
prospects in this section Of Pennsylvania are truly
encouraging and do not think il is saying too
much to declare my solemn conviction that he will
assurcdly receive the Electoral vote Of Fennsylvn-
MIA"
The State Of New York viii most e,tainly
ject The Magician at the ensuing election BY at
least Is 600 majority. --Nak Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-27

A. WE SHOULD ExrEcr The Van Bursn msn
IN Maine, recently held Convention Al Augusta,
and amongst other characteristic exhibitions, hung
Gen. Harrison IN efgy. The sane party, with
Ruel Williams now Van Buren, Senator in Con-
gress al their head on he l7th Of June. 1918.
while Gen. Harrison was defending our western
frontier, burnt James Madison in e6sgy on the
same spot.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-27


QUsa DEus, ETC The President Of the United
Suses has written an elaborate letter four OF five
columns long, in answer 20 several questions put
him b, John b. Cary aud others. Of Elizabeth City
county, Virginia. relating 10 Slavery, a National
Bank, the Tariff, Internal improvements, and the
plan for 200 600 u. s, Militia Force. He answer.
on the first four subjects by referring 10 and quo
ting extracts from bis letter 10 Sherrod Williams,
and Mr.. u. H. Buffers letter 70 II A. Garland -
The only novelty 10 it, relates tbs militia srhee
and his answer exhibits degree of wnrnlh. II MOI
passion, which Is quite unusual for Mr. Van Buren,
and which proves that he IL very sentative an the
SUBJECT. His nbjec, seems 10 be 70 throw Of from
himself the responsibility a that scheme, and he
therefore undertakes 10 make his readers believe
thar The rlan was not seen by him, or submitted
ia his consideration before il was communicated to
Congress-" This il an impossibifsfy, and the pub.
lie will take the Presidents assertion, we pressme.
for all tits worth, aud no more, when they rccolsct
that, Mr. Poinsetts report is addressed 10 The Pre-
sident. and dated the 30lh Of November, 1899. Ia
which the scheme is developed, and that Mr.. yan
Buren,, subsequently, in his message, viz on the
24th Of December, 1899. expressly stated to Con.
gross that cannot recommend too strongly 10
your consideration THE rLAE submitted by that 81.
cer for the organization of tho militia Of the uni-
ted Statcs.n
1t will be recollecied also, that The Secretary Of
War is not legislative officer, bur Of MIR. Van
Burens Erecatire officers, and his reports are to
Mr. Van Buren, and form part OF his messaae.
The President has involved himself in diem
ma. He has either made an assault upon frufh,"
or, he has shown most cuipable ca,elessness in
recommending TO Congress Unconstitutional
scheme which he knew nothing about He may
take cithcrhorn OF the difficulty. Madisonian.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-27

Lou,slasA The Louisville journal States that
Mr.. Dawson. the solitary Loco Foco member Of
Congress elect from Louisiana. fadmg himself re-
turned b. spurious votes. and knowing the mpossi-
bilty Of retaining bis seat. had determined TO re-
sign and not be . candidate egsin.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-27

The Richmond Wing says:-A late Abingdon
Virginian publishes KINETY-FouR members of the
Wing Committee Of Vigilance for tho county of
Washington, 10 addition TO the 4I6 already annOun-
eed. At ibis rate nine tenths OF the people Of the
county, will soon be embraced in the Wing Com
mitIee. Let every county initiate the glorious OK
npnla
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-27

The quantity Of -four ard wheat delivered at Al
bany, from The Erie Canal, during the first week ia
August. SO, bbls. Of the former. and 7, lO2
bushels of The latter.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-27

Gen. HARRISON will b. tried and condemned %
the 9TH Of March next Globe.
NOT unless Jon bring negro Witnesses against him
asyou did egsinst Lieut.. Hooe.--Prentics.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-27
az CHANCERY

Iut d~irnhsnis Chsi"- & S,sfbuck and liar
Wy NJ Foreman. poi having entered ,hrir appear
""'f anl afrn se'plity. according The VI ~
.rH'hN and t~ ful'. 81 thi- eour and il spyearing
"a fat7iafiniN estgcnce fhat they are out ~ fni-
Commonwealth H. osd~ted. lhai he laid deieH-
dams 10 enter ihs't appearance to thi- sut ihe
-ikth dal q" ihe neat frfu,, snsNer The hil IT ihe
rsinh cod elsr .reiliis Tor perfpmine the decree;
30 ihvi e"is Of this order BE- f,Itbsiih published
"a eny newsraie' wiiiin ti- county. snd continued
iof tso uunihs srccss.isry. and another cory
frrsci posted 81 tle loui dsor Of the Count. House
u Tie said epuniy- cury -tesfe.
An.utl 3. 1ss0 2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-27

VIRGINIA :-At a court held for Berke.
ley county, at the courthouse, on Mon
day, the 10th Of August, $40,
John r. Crow, assignee og Joshua G.. Ia
bier, who was assignee Of lgnalius r..
Lyles, P,g.
against
Charles C. Starbuck, Harvey NJ. Fore
man, and George Randall, DIS.
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendants. Chnrles {. stsrbuck and II NJ.
Foreman. not having entered lhrir al peainuce sud
given security according 10 the act 1T assembly atd
rules ct this court, aud II appearing The cont
that they inhabitants 81 TIN. conn uuwsaifb;
It Is ordered, that the said defendants do appear
here on the second monday In November. aud an.
swer the bill OF the piainuh; aud that this order
De published in The WarihS6urg Ga=etfe Tor two
months suc1essiyely, aud cops p"st-d at tho ioul
ioor Of the court house OF the said county
A copy-Ieste.
HARRISON WAITE, csc.
August 10, lS40.-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-27
August G, ls4o.-2m =

VlR6lNIA:-ln the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for Berkeley County, August
Rdles, 1910.
Solomon Billmre, Admir- of Martin Billmire, decd,
against PITT.
Gerard Mcdonald, Admir- of Conrad Hironimus,
decd, and Sarah bis wife, late widow of said Con
rad Hironmns, decd, John Hironimus, William
Poland and Hannah his wife, late Hannah Hiron.
linus, Mary liironimus, Henry, George, William,
aud Jacob Hironimus, infant children, and with
the aforesaid John, Hannah aud Mary, children
and heirs and devi4oes of said Conrad Hironimus,
decd, IN CrANcrpy dts.
The defendants, William Poland and Hannah
his wife, aud Mary Hironimus, not having entered
their appearance md given security, according to
the act Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court and
II appearing, by satisfactory evidence, that they
are out Of this Commonwealth il Is ordered, that
the said defendants do enter their appearance to
his suit the sixth day Of the next term, and an
swer the DILL Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this
order be forthwith Published 10 any newspaper
within this County, and continued for two months
successfully and another copy, thereof, posted a,
the front door Of the Court ouse of the said Coun
~. Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
August G. l340-9n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-27
From the Richmond whig.

lnK BELL*wkATHER OF THE sKLf sTyLRD Dg-
MocRAcr, GosgRSMEST /" fllRgLiNa."--Mr.
Rivrs addressed tho people OF Madison al their
last court. lie was replied 10 by Mr. Extra VIII
liam Smith, In a course, vitupesatve strain, which
provoked retort. he will not soon forget. Mr..
Rises placed him uron the stand, and in the face
Of the people Intercepted him. He asked him,
among otherthiugs, II he had mol made a large sum
OF money by selling contract, which he held under
the Government, and If he not NJ this time in
the psy OF the Federal Government MIR. Extfn
down, he was forced to confess, that he soip Go.
yFRsmgkT CONTRACT soR ADour $4,000. aud Ar
rms TIME, RscEiyks oSR rouRrHo or TN. rRoceEps
ARISING FROM CONTRACT! He did not specify
his amount Of the srois. farther than to say, that
be sold his last quarterly proceeds (receiycd in spo-
cie) for $3.50 premium, which. al $ per cent. would
show hisquartefly proceeds to be upwards Of $4,000
We may not be literally accurate ms 10 the sums
but as to the substance Of The confession there
mistake.
What spectacle Is here presented A S,a,c
Senator, in direct violation OF the Constitution, in
the secret pay OF the Federal Government lead.
er Of the Democracy. successor to Jefferson and
Madison, going abroad through the land lectaring
the people on morals and politics, secret hreing
OF the Administration whose measures he lauds -
pure and immaculate Democrnt--all Democrats
ar, immaculate, according to kcndall-selling a
contract az a clearprott Of ,000-lhus receiving
douceuf from Government 10 tina, amount - A
hard money man. urging the people TO support
bard money Government. himself selling the specie
lie receives from Government, at premium ior G
thy rage
What anillustmiion Of the consistency and "ruaE
MORALITY" Of this immaculate psfiy
The contract Is moi in Smiths nafne
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-27
August 6, Is4O.-2m

NlbGlNlA;-In the Crcnt Superior Court of
Law and Chaneeiy Tor Berkeley County, August
Robes. 1910,
Washington kroesen PHI.
against
haiNeN " Foreman Oprdiah Cnlbeft. George Ran
Cell, trnri Bl-hoir. Jacob Cooniz. Dauicl En-
rr'"n. MaguI- Rayner Phitp II. Dngun Joseph
o.rpie, h. '-ofr " ilism II Dugan. john Gal
1lri, Archibald Olen. and Daniel DALI, nipple,
IN CHANCERY. dhs
las defendant, Ilaiv.y VI. Foreman. not having
'n''''d h'- appearance aud given security, aecord.
,.f 10 mo aci ct Assembly aud the rules of ihi,
N''l''' sod u appearing by satisfactory evidencr.
'.'' Ne 10 OCT at fhis Commonwealth il is oidet-
81 lat ,4rsa'd a. PENDANT do enter his appearance
~ 'nis sHi. un thr sKth day oi the mex tenn. az
49, ihr bill oi The plaintiff. and give securty lor
''u ning the decree and that copy of This order
ih~Hh publi-hrd Ia any newspaper within hi.
.-'', and cuuunuei Cos two months successively
'e"ihef cupy thereof posted al the front door
y" iNe t''lri House. of the ssid County.
Cvpy.-feste.
JOHN SIROTHER, {.
August 6, lsi0.-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-27
August 6, ls4O.-2m

VlRGINIA:-In the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for Berkeley County, August
Rules, 1910,
James Harrison and Moses Mackey, Executors Of
Alexander Daugherty. deed PUFF.
against
Chas c. Starbuck and Harvey NJ Foreman George
Randall, Marcus A. Foucke. Jacob Sperow, Mag.
nus Rayner, Joseph Holland. Jane. II. K,sinser.
Isaac Eyersoe, Michael Enelebdgh. Geo. spc.
row, Samuel II Klsnger, Edward Colston. Phil
Up Wilhelm, and Joseph Sfrode, DE.
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendants Charles G. Siaihuck and Har.
vey NJ. Foreman, not having entered their appear
auce and given security, according TO tie act Of as-
sembly and the rules OF this court. and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are our Of this
Commonwealth it is ordered that the said deien-
dants do enter their appearance 90 this sut On the
sixth day Of the next term, answer the bill OF the
plaintiffs and give security for performing lhe de.
cree: and that a copy OF this order be- Forthwith
published in any newspaper within 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.
Copy.-Tesie.
JOHN STROTHER. C.