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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-02
vol. XIII. NO. II

months, discharged large quantities \
mar,er every day, and my cough W,
most distressingly severe. My ordiha,,
weight in health was $50 lbs. | r..
weighed when reduced so low-my weips.
was only rs lbs. The medical men +
gave me up as incurable. | ultimats,
grew so weak that | could not see. j,
this time heard eff Morison's Hyeeis
pills and / sent TO Perrysburg and -
some. These took according to dreg
ions and after taking them for six WeeE
could ride three miles at time. Icm
inued taking them up to this time.
have now recovered my usual health, az
weight. know that the pills have CUE
me.
| The facts that have stated are W.
known to all nv friends and the reSider
of the village.
(signed) A. J. MAGER +
/ SyIvania, Whiteford, Lncus co. Ohio.
/ EVERY paekel sold in Vernon, an
| in the towns bordering on Lake Cha,
plain, in the state Of New York viii
signed by
PANGBoRN & BRINsMAlO
. Jewellers, Of Burlington Vt, who arc L
gents, also by the Sub Agents srIt6
hem. If mol so signed, do not buy thea
] am pleased to be able to inform ii
t friends ofthe Hygeian Cause in Frrma
: and its vicinity, that the calls for MOI
r sons Pills for their state, and in all
: Middle Stl.es, continue steadily to incrca
7 aud that the satisfaction is genera, Al.
cures effected innumerabIc.
+ GEO. TAYLOR. HYGEH?.
: ga Broadway New York U. s. Aga
for the British College, Fle2.:5 Leah
SOLD BY
= IRA BUTTON, BR ANDON, VI
> Albert L. Catlin, Orwell Village.
; w. Chapman & Co. ChIpmans' Point
VIM. E. Greene Vergennes
IS Jonathan Hagar Middebury
y j. Frost s. Co. Bridport
; Kent Wright Shoreham
l. Jas. Hull Orwell
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-02
Jew Dayid's or Hebrew plas.t


A n invaluable Compound for cure of Sc7ofu'
n lous affections, Kings Evil, IEflammalOJ
and Chronic Rheumatism, and in all cases whefs
seated pam or weakness exists. For sale as above
+ ". CAPRoN s Co. Agents forihe Sti's,
TO whom all orders must be addressed, al ROcf
ester, n. Y.
nc sale by jackson & Keteham, BFandon.
5. B. Rockwell, Cornwall.
Ira Bingham, SUDBURY.
John Neacham, Castie;on,
H.sF. White e Co. Rutland,
AS P. D. Ba.rows, Salisbury
Stanley & Mallery, West Poultney.
Simeon Mears, East Poultney.
Edward Val, Middietown,
Z. NJ. Potter, Pawleit.
s. F. HddIey, Dorset.
Burrel Andrews & Co, Manchester.
Rufus Frost, Pittsford.
a. r. Douglass, SALISBURY,
James a. Hodge, Dorset 45:f
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-02
D. CHURCH,
X e SUR ctiOn
O r PER SIAN PILLS,

SUPERIOR to the Hygean, Brandreths E.
~ ans, Tomato, the Maichless (price,i) San
tive, or any Other Pills or Compound befTe ID
public, as certified to by Physicians and oriar
Let one condemn them until they have trd
them, and then we are sure they will not. G.
lIhcates may be seen by calling on the : gents
the villages, who have large Bill 10 d.s,IIJg-
gratuitousiy.
A. G & j. D. Hatch, Agents for .Wind-or
c. Brooks, Agent for Hartford: and for sale u q.
the principal towns in the State.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-02
1910. MANUFACTURING.

FHSHE undersigned takes this method 10 n
4 fly the public that he will carry on 81
manufac turing business in all its branches, att
stand formerly occupied by Walker s. Bush Il
ing fitted up the works in the best possible ns
ner, and having employed the most eNpeT'sna
and best workmen, he flatters himself by Coz
his work in the best manner, and with CesAf
not excelled by any IN this vicinity, that
will share the public patronage. Cloth will
exchanged for wool. Wool viii be takea
work upon shares, or by the yard, at the op
of the owners. -.
Plain Cloths OF all Qualities and Color
Cassfmeres Ditto--Sattinctts Ditto,
together with a large quantity Of
SLEEPS GREY,
also,
will CARD WOOL in the best manner,
on short notice. Also. will carry on the
cLOTHsDRESSENG BUSINESS
to the accommodation of customers.
The above business will be carleton by Fl
WALKER. who will see that the work
done IN good manner, and to the satisfactoi
all who may favor him with their business.
-- - Fl. w. WALKER
+ Salisbury, April, 1910. 32:lr
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-02
Approved Oci. %. 1910.
An AcT IN addition to an Act regulating
AMI governing the miiitia of this

It is hereby enacted BY the Gener,l
Assembly Of the State OF Vermont. n
follows:
|. The several companies heretofore
comprising the first rifle regiment in
franklin county, Formerly attached 10 the
third brigade and third division of Inc
militia of this State, are reinstated and
restored to all the privileges as a reoi-
ment which said regiment possessed nre-
sious 10 the revision of the militia law IN
eighteen hundred thirty seven, TO be al
tached 10 the first brigade and second
division of the militia of this State. a.
cordIng 10 the new organization, any law
TO the contrary notwithstanding provid.
ed said regiment shall not be entitled 70
receive of the Governor the quota Of arms
Dr. colors now required by law to be fur
lished to each regiment.
g An Act entitled an Act il addition
o an act governing the militia osthis state.
approved November fifth. eighteen hun.
red thirty-eight, is hereby repealed.
Approved, Oct. 90. 1910.
II
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-02
Approved, Oct, 20, 1640.

AN ACT 70 aNeT TIE StVHHLH SPc1I0Ii OF Iit'
eighty-sccond chapter Of the Revised
Statutes.
1t is hereby enacted by the General
Assembly of The State of Vermont. thai il
any person shall sell or offer for sale, any
victuals, drink or merchandise, Within
Two miles of the place of holding any
camp-meeting within this State, during
the continuance of such meeting he shall
be punished by fae not exceeding forty
dollars, nor less than five dollars, to the
use Of the town in which such meeting
is held. @.*... ....
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-02
AN AcT TO repeal part of the Isl Sec
ton of Chapter Is, of the Act rrgnE,t-

ton of Chapter 3D. of the Act rrgnh,l-
ing and governing the Militia.
1t is hereby enacted By the General
Assembly ofthe State OF Vermont, that So
much of the first section OF The 18Th chap
ter of the Act regulating and governing
the militia of this State as provides thu
every person who shall be elected ld any
office in the militia, and shall not wiinm
fifteen days after he shall have been r,rl-
fed of his election sign fy his acceptance
thereof, shall be considered as d, c!iuinr
TO serve such offi,e, be and the same IS
hereby repealed.
Approved Oct. %, 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-02
3. AN ACT. ia amendment Of the forty.

third chatter ofthe Revised Statutes.
Il is hereby enacted bv the General
Assembly Of the State Of Vermont, That
the Supreme Court for the county of
ChiIienden shall hereafter be holden at
Bor|ihg,on on the Monday next preceding
The 6rst Tuesday in January. in lieu ofthe
time now provided by law.
Approved, Oct 90, 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-02

AN Act relating to the State Prison.
It is hereby enacted by The General AS
sembly of the State of Vermont, as fol-
lows:
l. Allen Wardner of Windsor, and Da-
vid Pierce of Woodstock, together with
the Superintendent Of the Vermont Slate
Prison, are hereby constituted commit
tee 10 let out, for term not exceeding
three years, 10 any person or persons who
will hire the same, the labor of all the
conpiets in said prison, in such manner
and on such terms as such committee or
a. majority thereof, shall judge most con-
ducive to the interests Of the State.
2. No contract made under the authori-
h y given in the first section hereof, Shall
be valid unless the contractor or contract
ors shall, at the time ofmaking the same,
give security Satisfactory to said commit.
tee, by bond with sureties, executed to the
Treasurer of this STATE, conditioned that
said contractor or contractors will wholly
indemnify and save harmless The state
from any expense whatever on account ol
said prison, that shall accrue during the
term of such contract or contracts. PRO
vided however, that nothing herein con,
tanned shall be construed to apply to any
contract which on failure of said commit
tee to make a contract or contracts, the
Superintendent may make for the labor OF
said convicts, or any portion of them, by
the day, in the manner heretofore practis-
ed -.-. 49,.
3. The Superintendent of said Prison
shall have power to draw on the Trcasur-
er Of this State, for sum not exceeding
Three Thousand Dollars, and said T'reas-
arer is hereby directed 10 pay the same.
Appro7ed Oct. %, 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-02
STAGE PASSENGERS

aA 1SH1NG TO leave RnlIan3, j5s
y Y den, or MiddleburY. Vt, for N's
"a, or Chdrlestown, n e., hlonJar
Wednesdays. or Fridays, of each web
are notified that the route through Cjan
mont, n. H., is shorter by fourteen m:
than the route through Wa'pO'c:-TE
the stages on the. former rou;e arrive
Nashua as early as on the latter, Oh
accommodations for travellers equal tb"
on any other route.
D. CHURCH.
Proprietor from Pro ctorsgiiIeto Clarence
Proctorsville, Nov. 6. 1910.
n. b. Passengers wishing 10 take u
Ciaremontzroute, are advised to pay 'a
from either Of the above places, 10 Pre-
torsratfp, only. S:6s
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-02

An AcT in addition to the several acts
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-02
Approved, Oct. %, 1910.

An AcT relating to the State Prison.
Il is hereby enacted by The General AS
sembly of the State of Vermont, as fol-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
liver Complaint.

Thn daeaso I, discovered by fixed obiuse
pain and weight IA the right side under the
short ribs, attended with heat, uneasiness about
the pit OF the stomach there II IN the right
side also q distensoa. the pEtien; loses his p
petite and becomes sick and troubled with yo-
miiiug. The tongue becomes rough and black,
coantcnanee changes 10 pale or oiirOn color
or yellow. like those afflicted with jigudiee -
difficulty Of breathing, disturbed rest, attended
with dry COUGH. difficulty OF laying on the
left side-ihe body becomes weak and finally
tho disease terminates into another Of a more
SERIOUS nature, which in all probability Is FAR
be- ond the power Of human SKILL. NJ. HH.-
hsh's Compound ToHir Strengthening and German
.fpoisnI PiHs, ftaksn Al the commence ment Of
this disease, will check II. and by conlinuiB z
the use OF the medicine few week, perfect
CURE will be performed. Thousands can testl-
~ 10 this fact.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
Causes Of nysnensin.

This disease often originates from a habit Of
overlooking or dntending the stomach By eI-
eessiyO eating or drinking, or very proiraoied
periods Of fasting. an iudolent or sedeniary life.
m which no exercise Is afforded 10 the Auscu-
lar hbres or mental faculties. fear, grief. and
deep anxiety, taking too frequently stopE Purg-
ing medicines, dysenteTy, mtscaTriages irter-
mliiept and spnsmOdio affections Of the stomach
and bowels the most common Of the latter
causes are late hours and the too frequent use
Of sPirituous liquors.
SYMPTOMS.
Dyspepsia may be described from a went OF
appetite or an unnatural and voraeiou. one, oau-
sea, someiimss bilious renting. sudden and
transient disiensioBs Of the stomach after ealing
acid and puirescent eTuotations. water brash
pains IN the region OF the stomach costtyeuc.s
PalPiia'ion Of tho heart, dizziness and dimness
Of sight, disturbed rest. tremort, mental de pom
dency, Aatulsucy. spasms, nervous irriiabiIny,
ehiIilness, sallowness % eompleXion, oppression
after eating, general lsngsor and debility this
disease will also very often produse the sick
headache, approved BY The experience Of those
who have suffered Of Il,
TREATMENT
The principal objects 10 be kept in view sre
lsi, 20 free the stomach ard intcshnes from Of
Tending materials. %. TO improve the tone OF
lhs digestive organs and energy Of the system
On removing noNiogs matters from the stomach
and obviating cost'veness. Viulont drastric
Furgativss should be avoided and those aperient.
should be used which act gently. and rather by
soIiciins the peTisfEltc motions OF tho intestine.
10 heir regularity Of boaitb, than by irritatipg
lhem 20 hbofiJus excitement There d. no
medicine better sdipted 10 the com plction -
this than Dr. q. =. HARLtCH'S GERMAN
APERIENT PILLS To improve TIE functions
~ ihe debniia.od organs and inyizosate The sys-
tenn generally no medicine has ever been so
pramiurntiy oIrsci0us IS Dr uARLfCH's
COMPOUND TONIC STRENGTiIENING
flList whose salu'1ry irh1enee 10 restoring The
digestive organs @ healthy action and rs-es-
iahiishirg hualth sbd .g0r ia cnlecbied and dvs-
fepiic constitutions, have gaincd the implicit
confidence n The m0st eminent phy sieians. snd
% unprecedented p4blio Testimony Remember
Dr. HAeii.n's Cemf susd Toric Strnsllsains
PH' 'hry rfe r4i ~ % small pscts vita falld-
rec ttsa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
VIRGINIA. 10 wit:

~ Rules holden IN the Clerks Once ofthe Ci,eui,
Superior Court 81 Law snd Chanecry for JeiFer-
son county, tie first Monday ia August. 1910
ZaehTiuh S6ngHf, PLlrNrrrr.
AGAINST
Charlie c Sfafbuek and Harry Foreman. trading
under !as name Of StHbtck s. Foreman. and
Bsnjaaia Ford ani Daniel snyder. trading unasy
NE name q FORD &. snBlsY. DrrFypANr.
IN rtIANCERY.
'ENlIE defendant, Charles &. StSrbuek, not having
catered has app sranec, snd given security ac-
eording To the set Of assembly sud the rules Of this
court sud v appearing BY satisfactory evidence
That he - not aa 'hhsbitant of this country IL q
srdrsd, That the said defendant do appear here on
the hTst day % ia term snd tI,e hill al
the plaintiff and that copy Of tLs order be forth.
WIN inverted ia some Newspaper published "a
CharlestuNn. Tor twn months suoecs,Is,I, and
posted Il The trout door Of ,ke eour;-hou.e IN liz
ssil town - Ch-tlcsteab
\ Copy-Tc.te
ROBERT r. BROWN, Clerk.
August ~. 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
n. s. WHITE.

~ r TORNEY AT LAW ,
ID ESFECTFUTLY tenders III. professional
IA services 10 The citizens ofJelTsr.on county.
Aay business confded TO him shall receive
prompt and faithful attention
lie will also attend the Superior Courts Of
Louioun, Clarke and Frederick
RtJsrfn- es-IIon. william Cost johnson
Hon. David Dssgott, Hoo. Samuel J. Hitch.
ooCk-.Ntg Uaren, CpnnseiieuL
DAVID W Barton 4. $. TijbalI, Philip VIII
liam.. Jr., Esqs.- Winchester, "a.
Blown Il MuneAsteri Duyall, Keighler s Co
Thomas Philip Bal;zell- Baltimore
OGice, CLarlesiown JET Co Va
September 81, l5lO.-tE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
Liver COMPLAINT,
Ten Yecrs Standing, cured By tie use of
DR.. HTiich's Compound strength
ening and German .iperient
L

Mrs SARAH BOYER, wife ofWuiiAm Roy
er, North Fourth Stree. above Callowhill, Phil
adelPhia, entirely cured Of the above Distress
ing disease. Her symptoms were, habituAl
eosiivcness or the bowels, total loss Of appetite
e1orueia,ing pain IN the SIDE, stomach and
back, depression Of spirits, extreme debility,
could not lie on her loli side without an agra
walton Of pain, with other symptoms indicating
great arrangement In the functions Of the liver.
Mrs Boyer was attended BY several Of the first
Physieians, but received but little relief from
their mcdieine-ai last. friend OF hers pro-
cured package Of Or. Hatlich's Strengthening
and Gsrmen .lpsrisAi Pas, which, by The use OF
ono package, induced her 90 continue with the
medicine, which resulted in stfectinga poTma-
nent cure, beyond the expectations OF her
friends
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22

Ia the Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chag-
Gerry for Jefferson County, Virginia
.4mmiSkaddGi Moore, acting and only
qualified Ear al Francis Moore ,dec'd,
and .4nmisiaddai Moore, Sally e.
Moore, (icidow, Nm. Sirider, and Ly-
dia his rife, Inn DUKE, and tie said
Inn Duke, Erccutrir Of Robert Duke,
.4rchibold Bowen, and Margaret his
lcije, Dmiel .Nolcr and Coyueiid his
,rijf, Sarah C. .N0ier, and George
". Humphreys, committee admins
traitor Ct Jesse H. Moore, deceased;
tie said .lmmishGddGi Moore, Saiiy
&. Moore, Jesse H. Moore, Lydia
Stride5, .iaa Duke, Margaret Botccn,
Cornciia .Noler, and Sarah Z. .Hoier,
being dcriseeS Of Francis Moore, de-
ceased, PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
LelciS Neil, administrator de boHis non.
lrih The icW aaHered IF Waiter b.
ker, dec'd, Lewis Nall and C6rJiaa
his 'cVc, Ellen Hiaklc, Cyrus r.
.NcITHiiams and MGgddlecn his icits,
UrSui0r Baker, Harriet Frances Be-
hcr, Washington Baker, and JqcoBi-
s'a Baker, DEFENDANTS.
SltlE defendants in the above named cause
- will take notice, that oa Ihs Ga day Of No
rsfl5er Rsxf 1910. between . O'Clock in the
morning. and 6 O'Clock IN the evening OF that
day, az the Office Of Master Commissioner
Worihingion, in Charlestown, Jefferson Coun-
'y, virginia, the Plaintiff. in the aboyensmed
cause, will proceed To take the deposition, Of
James NJ. Brown and samuel Strider In he
read as evidence 10 the allowed named cause.
J. T. DAUGHERTY,
OF Counsel FER Piai.itJs.
October Is, IS!O
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
30 acres Of strong Limo
stone land.
BULLSkHN LAND
EOR SALE


HNlIg subscriber having engaged IN Mcrchan-
n dung, and finding that more funds " ould
facilitate his operations, Is thereby induced 10
oder for sale his very
D&SI2 AEGLA ELZZro
Situated 10 the county Of JoiTet sos. and imms-
diateiy on the Winchester and Potomac Rail
Road, containing 376 ACRES about ITO
Of which arc ia Timber The Improvements
consis; u commodious Brick Dwelling, with
necessary OJt-Houses. Also, an Orchard Of
hNt quauty Fruit Trees. This Farm also en-
braces the advantage Of an abundance Of fine
water, and - admirably adapted Tor graEiug-
and Inferior TO none ~ The valley as 3 Grain
growing farm. Indeed tho location With refer.
cuce 70 society, good health. emolument, Sc.
&c cannot be surpassed. All things CON bined
fe"deF' u very desirable property 10 fact. ~
evidence of the above { vail guarantee fof sail
farm &c. for three, four. or FIVE yss0, six per
cent as rent on Tho capital invested
Aus Communication post PAID addressed 10
bin AZ summit Po.ai, viii 10 sttended 20.
LEVI CAIN.
summit Point, JeIcrson Co, yap
AuIF q A. lu. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
Jefferson County. Set:

:
August Term, 1870. Of the County Court.
Ferdinand ". Stephenson asd John r S.rider.
CoNrLAISAETs,
AGAINST
Edirard W. Sfephenion. CHARTS H. Sisphfu,on.
Ja"iss " Stephenson, Maria . Siriisr. augustus
SiTidsr, John Bitsh, Harriei J. Dash. James Por-
a., Pulaski PoIr1, Benjgain Potrsr. Hrru II,mi,.
berry, Henry Shafasr, Henry 5. ShatIasr, Taiia-
JerTo ShqGaeT, UiHiam -. Green. and Inn a
Green, hU tciS, DEFKSpAEr.
~ CHANCRRY
VIE Defendants. Maria v. Strder. Augusta,
Stridcr. John hush, Harriet J. Bash, jaime,
Poser, Pulaski Power, Benismin Power, Henry
ShsilHer, Henry ). Shsausr, Taliaferro Shaancr
" HAN W. Green aud Aan T. Greco. not having
entered their appearance and given security sreord
inE 70 the act q Ass-mhl, and she rules of tho,
Court; and IL appearing BY satisfactory evidence
h-t they arc not inhabitants Of this cslt.
" &c ordered, bat the said defendants DO sprcsr
her 90 the hfH day % the next November TEN, N
IN Court, aud answer the Bili q the plsinttgs
snd that's copy 81 his oSder DC forth I'D, inserted
~ some nr~sPapcr published n the eoua'y - Isf
fcrs0" tor two ntop1ht successiteiy Hnd postrl Il
The front ds1r 81 ,ic Court fIuuso u this county
Copy --Tct,r.
SAMUEL ]. CRANIER, CLERK.
September ~. is4D
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
VIRGINIA. 10 vii.

n Rules hoic8 10 the Clerks Office % The Circuit
superior Court ~ Low anil Chsresty for I. fer
20" county, thc 6rst Monday "a August, 1870
H'ury slIts, assignee ef Martin Di,gsn5n.es,,.
PLANIlrr,
AGAINST
Hiram Boyi and iIrab Zizitr. psrtlas, 6s.iiug un.
dr - IiIh u Boyd s. Zsir and UtHisn
num- DEFEsuasTs.
~ CtfANCERT.
fH'HE DEFENDANTS Hiram How'd and Js-
cob /isier. not having entered u,rir au-
prHranfe, and gitru security according 10 tie
tci "a atfrIfh!y zai ;ha rui.s ~ thts count.
h"1 - appearing ~ ss'ss.etpfy evidence iliat i-t
%. hsi mHthiihnts oi iiis soupts, Iis s,drfsL
Dot ihe ss'd ietrudsnfs DO npgr4f L-rr ao co.. fr,
80 n ur ttrrm ard snss 90 tc hill Dfthr pI.-
hh sd iiini cgpV of ihis orisr o. f4rtha 30 .p-
serted in some nratpsprr publishsd b. Cisries.
tFn, Tor too months sucrrst,. Is md tnttrI ID
DE ff.lt d1ar u the couft-hau.e .n the t.tl tas
nf lharietf0Hn.
Copy 80 Tetfe.
bnnERr g BROWN Cs-t
Augas % 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
WELLS J HAWKS.
y ". RICHARDSON.

FHNiiE undersigned tenders his acknOw.cds
n men,s Cor the liberal patronage received,
aud hopes Tor continuance of ihe public "a
vour. lie has now IN his employ experienced
aud Grst-raie soTkmsn from the Northern CO.
ties, aud battsrs himself that he will De able
10 please al those who may honor him with 4
cali.
/ At his Factory rsay be found large a,,oti-
Imcni Of CARRIAGES, constructed ac-
cording TO the latest anc most approved patterns.
sad warranted 10 every respect which sre Of.
tered AZ prices CORE pondipg with The times
: VEHICLES, ~ srss deem tieii. made 70 suit
The taste oGihose Who order. -sy-REPNNlNG
attended 20 ss usual. w j. HAWKS.
4 Cbariesiowu, Jaly ., lS30 tt
/ sr7~WANTED. 1000 well season.
"a Waite OAK SooHES w II.
2 SEPT ?, 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
Virginia. 10 Wit:


At Roles h-iien In the Clerks Ofiee ~ tn Cir
cut SapcT,or Com; cf law and Chsnecry Tor
JsHctsou ecunty, the first Moods, in September,
iSlo.
Samuel Harden and John Yates, MGR
chants and partHors, trading under.
The Haae and tirm Of Samuel Harden
y 90, PLAISrifrs,
Inn Sophia JeBcrson, ,ridotc of Ham
i'on jefferson, dec'd, Richard Ha-
Hams, late StelD Of Jcgs9soa C5ua-
u, committee administrator ds b0nis
non If said Hamilton jefferson, decd,
and Marin E2j-GJeh JcB,rsoa, Fan
erS Inn jefferson, anil Inn HAMILTON
jefferson, hciTs II lac Of sal H1ati-
ton JcglD0H, &cc'd, Defendants,
~ CuANCERY
VENUE defendants Ann Sophia Jsterson. Ma.
4 "a Eltzahgti, Jclistsln. Frarrs. Ann g. .T,. g.
son. ana Am Hamilton J,I,tson, not having enter
cd i'c'T appearance, aud gwen ss,srity accordtu.
- The at ~ assembly sud the rules u ths court
and - appearing hy s.tsfartory evidence that the,
nrc net inhabitants ~ tiis countr, Il - ordered
That the said defendants 10 spperr here on thl
18th ia, OF the next tcr'n snd answer the bill "a,
petition OF ihe Plaintiff; aud that COP, of hi
order b. forthsth Inserted in some new sVzpc
ppbitshcd ia Charlestoun, Tor two nionth. surec.
,iy,ly. and posted AT the front door OF r,e count
houst in thc said tpwu q Charleuovn.
Cop -feNc.
II. 7. DRowN, Clerk.
September a. 1870
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~ Rules holden IA ,hc Clerk Ofcc e the C,rcui,
Superior Court u las aud Caaucery Tor letter
"a sounty, the Grs, MCnda, IA September. IStJ
Samuel Cameron, Plaintiff.
AGAINST
Charies e. Siqrbuck and Ha,rcy N.
Foreman, late partners, trading an
dcs he fra of SorjpcI s Foreman,
Samuel .Eatieys, and Bcajan,ia For.
and Douia Snyder, pa. fiers, trading
un'cr ne fran Qt' Ford y Snydcr, ana
Warner Thomson, DEFENDANTS,
~ CH.ENCERT.
INiiE defendant. Charles c. siarbuok, col
a having entered his appearance. and given
security according TO tie act Of assembly sud the
rules OF tbs court; and Il appearing by satisfactory
evidence that lac ia not inhabtsat Of this eountrv
II - ordered. That the SAID defendant do appear
here on the 18th DIV 81 the next tcr snd answer lhe
bill oi thc pls'nti, and that copy ofthis order b,
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published Ia
Chsricstovn, Tor two months sucrcssiyev and post.
ed Al The tron; door Of the court-house in the said
town Of ChsrlcsioSn.
Copy-Testc,
Il. 4. BROWN, Clerk.
September "a Ism