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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-06

"ILL fad below a synopsis of sche,nes for
w 1910. AS aA indacea.e.t 10 sdyeu.uss,s To-
rnhark IN these schemes, II would be an idle was,s
Of time 10 enufneIale the capital prx~s soid by me
within a Few years. would be useless to speak Of
the Unprecedented success thai has attended me 10
the sale OF capital prices. II is unnecessary, il l
was AZ liberty TO give the names Of 10, 900 persons,
who have been raised from poverty TO ufluencc,
with'h the last ten years, through my tnhuence with
the Goddess Of Fate" | have been e. gagged in
the business toe long, and my fame Is too well es-
teelished as the greatest prize seilor Ia the world.
10 make II necessary, when | sell 4 capital prize,
10 stick Il pau u every newspaper. headsd " Hux-
- tt Clarke hse the grea, guns'-thanks to tho
Goddess OF Fate, | have passed tsat day. II 10 40
common an occurrence tor me TO sell capital prizes.
and il il well known that | do sell them every draw
ins that It Is useless to make a noise about 1t. NV
business IS SO extensive that thousands every year
buy tickets and draw capital prizes that the public
newer know or hear any thing about. because they
deal corlaentialiy. The only inducemcn,, then.
that | weuld throw out 10 advcntufrss, Is, ihut if
they are 10 make q fortune BY drawing a capital
prize. they need not expect TO do il with q ticket
purchased from any one else but
JOHN NJ. CLARKE.
January %, 1870. Wheeling, Va.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-06

On Wednesday morning, the ooh ult., aitet a
long and painful illness. DR.. WILLIAM YATES, OF
Jefferson County, in the 3lst year If his age.
AT tho late residence Of Judge VIM. Daniel, on
the 18Th ult WILLIAM p. DANIEL, Esq in he
29th year of his age.
At his residence, near Leesburg, on the 10Th ult,
THOMAS SWAIN, Esq in the 75lh year Of his age.
Mr.. S. was distinguished lawyer, and flied alter
nately various public stations-U. S. District At
torney member Of he Virginia Legislature, one Of
the Commissioner 10 settle the Yezoo claims, Pre-
sident Of The u. 5. Branch Bank at Washington,
&c. For forty years his name has been intimately
associated with the affairs Of the District OF Column
bia; ard the records Of the Supreme Court of the
I. States bear testimony TO the high estimation in
which he was held as a iufist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-06
&C q be-lor William c. Riyes e.. D. y. Ma,on.

vote TO be-for William c. Riyes SO, J. Y. Mason,
so. scattering 3.-No election.
The vote in the Senate was as follows
ForJ Y. Mnson.-Messrs. Nash, (Speaker,)
Hunton, Carson, Wiley, Atkinson, Baptist, Smith,
Poulson, 0pie, McCamant, Thomas, Bouldia, Dyer,
MoFet, Bland, Scott, Tod. Thompson-ls
For VIM G.. Rires.-Messrs. Campbell, Thorn
ton, Coke. Peyton. Bondurani, Lyons, Faulkner,
Carter. Woodhouse, Fontaiae. McIihany, Good-l3
For James Ne DopeH MIR. McMulien-l.
The roll was called a second time, and the same
result as on the first, with the exception that IN the
House, MIR. Smith OF G oucesteI voted tor John Ro-
bertson. and MIR. McMullen in the Senate, voted for
John Y. Mason; making the vote in the Senate 10
for Mason, and ID for Rives.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-06

VlAeIkIA:-In The Circuit Snperior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Befk, ley County; December
Rules. 1890.
George Lomaster ph6.
against
Caiharine Lewis and Joseph Lewis. hdm'rs Of vii
liam Lewis, deed, and as widow and heir OF
said William: and Others and William LOWS
aud Adam Lewis. heirs and representatives Of
said William Lewis, deed, DTS.
IN CIiANCERY.
YWNHE defendants, William Lewis and Adam
n Lewis, not having entered their appearance
and given security, according to the act Of Assem-
bly, and the rules OF this Court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are out Of this Con.
ponwcalth. il is ordered. that the said defendants
do enter their appearance to this suit, on the frs'
day Of The next term, end answer the bill Of the
plaintiff: and that a copy Of this order be firth
with published in any newspaper within this Coun-
~. and Continued for two months successfully. and
another copy thereof posted at the from, door of the
Court House Of the said County.
A Copy.-feste,
JOHN s%TRoTHER, C.
December 3. 1890 pm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-06
From the pelau are slate J@ournnl.
WmMINerox. JanuarY o5. !

NiLMlNSIoSi January % 1871,
This afternoon, between 4 and 5 O'Clock. ST. An
drews (Episcopal) Church, in this city. took FIRE,
in the basement story, from the heating furnace.
At the first alarm, our 6,emen we're promptly on
the spot, but the supply Of water was insufficient to
subdue tie flames, which arose ia a few minutes to
the body Of the church, and thence ascended rapid.
y TO the steeple. and soon that lofty and beautifal
pile was wrapped in a blaze, and threatened, by its
approaching fall, the destruction OF the surrounding
houses; but, fortunately, ii bent anil broke midway
in its height, and the upper part folded down upon
the lower, and both portions fell near the bass
The wind was very high, and the flames and cinders
were blown directly towards a thickly built part Of
the town, and for a time little hope was entertained
of The preservation Of he adjacent houses. BY the
interposition of Providence, and by the incessant
and well-airected efforts of our dremen, after the
fall Of the steeple, when the difficulty OF procuring
water from he ~hre-Plugs (some Of which were fro
zen) was overcome, properly in the neighborhood
was injured, bu, to a small amount. Many years
haze ella psed since such an alarming and desiruc-
tive fire has occurred in this city. ST. Andrews
steeple was a new, lofty, elegant, and costly struc-
ture, aud wss the most prominent ornament Of our
town; our citizens NOUN over this sudden destuc-
ton. We have not learned that the edifce was
insured, but we hope it was.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-06

me debt ofthe State of ALABAMA, according TO
d state Treasuret's report, is SIS, 400. 900. Its
V~pmPrised in two classes Of bonds, called long and
s"ort bonds. The latter are issued at two, four,
and SIX years, amount TO SIS, 900 600. and bear an
annual interest of $500. 600. The other class of
oonas amount to $10, 400. 900. fall due at different
ERODE between the years 1850 and 1886, and bear
. 'efaFannusl interest Of $500, 50O.-Nat hi.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-06

MIssrssiPPL-The Legislature, of Mississippi,
convened at Jackson. on Monday, January 6. JEs-
sE SPRieHr was chosen Speaker Of The House, and
Mr. AUGUSTUS President ofthe Senate. The Mes
sage Of Governor McNurT was transmitted the
day following. II leans, of course, TO the radical
dncft ines Of the present Administration Mi I'M
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-06

Inc National lnteIligencer, of the LIST inst, says :
we congratulate the country that, by the election
o. It's Printer, the House of Representatives is at
'asl organized Gas far as it can BE- legally organized
uutihg the punishment of almost the entire repre-
sSHia'ion of one Of the States from its Hall.) The
election of BLAIR & RIvEs was effected, on Thurs
Jay night about eight o'clock, by a majority Of thir-
'een votes, thirty members of the House being alb
sent AZ the lime. The House paid The Opposition
candidates the compliment Of departing from usage
30 as to make the election giva poce.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-06
FOa. KPRg.

WISH to rent my SMITH SHOP, with two
n sells of ~irst-rate Tools. Also,
a DWELLING HOUSE and Gar Ga
den, Tor one or more years. situa- MsAr-s-tiiA
ted in Berkeley County, Va, and sTs4Ezssr.S.S
on the road leading from the Lick ~
Mills to Hedgesyille. This property ia surrounded
by limestone land and wealthy farmers. 1t has
been carried on as a Smith Shop for upwards oil
twenty years, and is considered enc Of the hest
stands iu the County. There is a Wasonmaker'.
within a few feet of the Smith Shop, carried on by
a hrst-rate workman, which is a considerable adj
vantage to the Shop Ii he renter would pr, FER it,
the Shop can be had without the Tools.
Possession given on the 81 day of April next
A man with a small family would bs preferred
For further particulars, apply to the subscriber
living on the premises. GEORGE NIPE.
February 6. 18d0.-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-06

yEyiiE subscriber has in his possession The notes
d which were given at the two different sales
Of property made by Mr.. joins Pace, last year.
The notes given at the FIRST sale, fell due on the
Goth of December and the notes given at the last
sale, will be due on the l5th Of February next
Those indebted are requested To make immediate
payment. GEORGE SEIBERT.
January 80, 1903
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-06

The Richmond Wing of the 3Ist ultimo. says
The election wes last night, about 6 o'clock a.
gain postponed to eleven O'Clock this day. -Four
ballots were had yesterday. presenting the same re-
suit Rives 82-Mason 8l-Mr. Griever Of Smyth,
who had voted for Mr.. Rives on Wednesday, hav-
ing changed his vote TO Mason.
The House then passed a resolution for postpone
ing the election TO eleven O'Clock this dsv, which
having been sent to the Senate y as there discussed
for many hours, the whole subject offedersl politics
bsing brought into the debate. We are unable al
present to give any outline, nor even the names Of
those who participated in the discussion. We heard
however, through the voice of common fame, that
the Senator from this District, Mr.. Lyons. wound
I'D the debateln one ofthe most triumphant speech
es ever listened to in the Capitol OF Vrginia, and
which, there WIS a loud demand through the tho
rough-fares of the house, should be published-a
duty which we shall most cheerfully perfolm when
it Ia put in our power.
A strong disposition was manifested by the Ad.
ministration majority in the Senate to postpone the
election indefinitely, aud the apprehension was IN
r-servedIy betrayed, perhaps we should say frank
ly' avowed by some of them, that the +. operations"
of another night would result in the election oil Mr..
Rives.
Mr.. ScoTT Of Fauquier in the House, eu,-sed in
to a train of severe comment upon The disposition
manifested by the administration majority in the
Senate TO postpone the election indehnitely, and
the reasons which swayed them, and was procee-
ding in a strain of eloquence, when MIR. Lyons an
nounced, on the part of the Senate, that they had
sgreed to postpone the joint order until III O'Clock
to-day.
We offer no speculation upon the result, not
knowing what an hour may b,ing forth. When the
matter is ended, 1.-THE Press may be called on TO
speak freely" 1t was evident enough that the Ad.
mini.tration party dreaded the progress of public
opinion, and was anxious TO pat the election beyond
the reach Of the present General Assembly.
1Y We have since learned, that the Election o.
Senator, has been postponed indefinitely.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-06
KOs. Sale.

FENHE subscriber has, for sale, at the Globe Tav
H. ern, fifteen barrels Of prime, superfns Flour
also. several thousand prime, inch and inch and
a quarter, pine Plank, well seasoned.
W.. KRoESEN.
February s, I~e40.-eow5t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-06
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
HE vALUABEn TRACT OF r.AryD,

THE vALUAEEE TRACE oI LAND,
pEL0NGING TO Jno. X Cooke. En-, OF Rioh-
lA5 mond, which, before his departure Cor Rch-
moad, was advertised for SALE b, him On The i4th
of September and tlth Of O tober, and which he
was prevented offering for sale, IL the G Al instance.
by the illness Of his family, and in The second. b,
the suspension OF specie payments by the Banks
i,lst before the day fixed loi the sale, will, nv viz
tue OF deeds Of trust executed by the said John r..
Cooke. AMI in pursuance of n decree of H.. Circuit
Superior Court OF Law and Choncefy fm Frederick
County. be sold, by the snbsetl her, 10 the highest
bidder, AT pubic auction, Ut the residence If Lewis
\ smith. on the premises, on S0tErday. he 99h
day Of February neat. Those who wish to put.
cl'ete are assuied that no further posiponement
slil take place.
The whole tract contains ahan, 8u0 acres. and
will b. sold in TWO PARCELS. divided from
each other by one straight limo fnuuing across the
trnct nearly north ard south. The upper or IVES
tern tact will contain stout 40 acres, aud the
lover or ensiefn tact nLoui $40 tc,ea. The land
i phoat two miles north pf Winchester, aud within
il few hundred yards of the Winchester and Poio.
mac Rail Road, which is connected with The b Ali.
more ana ohie Rail Road at Ferry dis
tance OF the land fsom Baltimore, by Rail Road,
III miics-Gom Washington, BY Hail Road aud
Canal, 81 n,ilcs. The Rail Road Depot. 1T Win
h, ster, afforis a cash ,nai ket, Mt Baltimore prices,
freight of, for all kinds Of prudncc. The land has
The advantage of q a,feam 90 water rnnning through
Tho middle Of both tracts, and Touring Mile atound
in the vicinity. The terms of sale, which will be
very liberal, will be made known on The day Of
sale, OF sooner, upon application by any person dis
posed 70 purchase. Possession Of The upper tract
will be given immediaiely, and Of the lower tract IN
fall by the frst Of Anfil. Tie purchaser Of The
latter will get immediate possession Of such fields
es he msy wish to cultivate 10 corn.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock. M.
A. S. TiDBALL, 1,ns. q Com.
Winchester, Jan. %, I840.-Bw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-06
ADVERTISING MEMORANDA.

Sale, on Monday next, before the Court. House
door, of valuable Berkeley Land, by D. H. Conrad.
Commissioner.
For rent, on the same day. and at the same
place, a valuable Tavern Stand, in Alartinsburg, by
Frederick CIayoomb.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-06
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
H.
,eat eo,~rr Of he Puddle Square,
Martinsburg, Va.

Noykh.peM coJser Of the Pntitc Square,
Martinsburg, Va.
yNNHE subscriber having, ut considerable expense,
IL erected a New and Commodious Brick Ho.
Tel, ~ the northwest corner Of the Public Square,
fronting ON King street.) and adjoining the Court
house, respectfully Informs the citizens Of the town
and county, ard the travelling public generally, that
he 10 prepared and determined TO serve them In his
line, In a mode not surpassed by any public house
in the Valley, and at prices to the
general pressure in the money market.
His A is well stored with the choicest Ii
qnors. selected by himself in Baltimore; his Ia
BILE shall, ut all times, be supplied with the best
that our markets can afford and the STABLE is
undo The direction Of careful and attentive Ostlers.
The CHAMBERS-furnished in elegant style
will ever receive tina, attention due 10 the dormito-
ry Of a gentleman. In a word, every thing shall BE-
conducted in first rate order.
In the fitting up of the United States Hotel, the
subscriber has had an eye chiefly to the comfort and
qualification Of the public, 10 whom he looks With.
confidence, for a patronage, at once the reward Of
past endesvovs. and an incentive 10 future exertion.
a. ODEN.
Msrtinsburg. December 26 l839.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-06
Important TO the Afflicted!

ANTlDYNe AND COUNTER IRRITATING LOTION,
o FIJI CURE OF
Tic Dolonrenx, Brown Ague,
Neuralgia, Gout,
Rheumatism, P~sralytic Debility,
Lnnbago, ST Vitus' Dance,
Head Ache Of all kinds, Sore Throat,
Epilepsy, Swrlled & Painful Joints,
Pmpiess Violent Syrains,
Hysteria, ToCth-Ache,
Spine Diseases Cramp,
The Ring Worm, Spasns,
Commissions, Painful Complaints,
Of all kinds, and early I1hamauon about the Chest,
tending 10 Consumption.
vHNHtS preparation, which has recently appear
" ed in the medical would. aud which IS CON
sidered by Physicians as an important addition TO
the list Of Medicines for ibe reiief q thr afflicted,
with all necessary particular directions. may BE-
had. in any quantity, at The Drus Store Of
WM. DORSEY.
January 80, 1910. Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-06
Limestone Land,

situate about 81 miles fr,n Winchester, aid /
from Newtuwn.
A FARM. of ebou, con acres, al limestone
land, $50 acres cleared. ant so o, 90 in wood
There are IL acres Of fne meadow. wish a never
falling stream, and also thfre beautiful limestone
springs near the dwelling, whrch is a iwoSfO.
RY HOUSE, with four rooms. cellar, closets, &c.
There is a small orchard scar Tho house | am
collecting materials for the creetion OF a barn and
stables, and in thu yard MI tcsnt tl,Ae win be run.
ming water. This lniti is n,tlfally very proluc.
tive. uNd much Of il is now ia good order. Tho
timber land, overgrown With black ard white oak,
ash and walnut, denotes the natural quality Of The
soil. My terms will be one thitd in cash. and long
credits on the deferred payne hts, The purchase,
paying interest.
ANOTHER TRACT. oft00 1crcs. arJ q MER
CHANT MILL. This land (,a,mefiy Kean &
PowelPs) aiso is limrsione, aud immediatety adj
joining lhe above described iafm. Severn, acres
are cleared, and the land Of , superior opality, EN-
bracisg twenty acres of meadow. Thirty ucles are
in excellent timber. The improvene nts are -
barn, granary, new stone dairy. smvke-honse, and
excellent garden. The large dwelling house ha.
recently been destroyed by fire accidentally, iut as
The chlmnies, foundation, cellar. aud some Of the
materials remain, it could be rc-tuiIt for compafa.
lively "a small sum. The .ituation i. in he lnidst
of planted grove, near two fac springs, one of
which rises in the dairy. The Mill !, a stone buil-
ulnSf ~ trt ny foS hhNiUG n niff 81 wheat Dnffs.
and a pair of country runners. together with Cst-
ding Machines. The flili is Is feet, and the stream
constant. The Mil being at the junction of the
two farms, II can be attached TO either, or would
give a lease separately for Is yeBrs upon it, the te-
nant making certain repairs, aud securing a mode
rate yearly rent.
These two farms may be united, and form, with
the Mill, a very desirable estate. 1t is a populous
neighborhoodi with the advantage OF good society
and health, convenient access 10 churches, schools,
markets. mills, and shops-Ihe latter embracing,
among others, superior w~asonmaker's and black
smiths. Winchester affords a capital market for
all tho surplus of a farm, D, well as the produce OF
a dairy and there being a Roll Road from thence
TO Baltimore, the entire cost OF trans porting a bar
rel Of -four to that city, is only SO ceats. The land
ia easily cultivated, lies wen. and il adapted 10
corn, wheat, and grdss. The great valley Turn
pike passes these tracts. For any further informa-
ton, Apply to me, near Newtown, or TO my brother.
d. w. Barton, residing IN Winchester.
RICHARD W. BARTON.
Near Newtown, Jan. %. I840.-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-06
w a RIED D.

On Thursday last, the 3Oth ult.. by the Rev.
C. c.. Taliafrrro, Mr. SAMUEL ROBINSON, merchant
of Hedgesvillc to Mrs. r. ALEXANDER, of the same
1 lace.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-06
FOR THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
To the rosers or YerkeEev Counfv,

FELLOW ClTtzgss Ia obedience to the solici-
ta1ions Of many Of my friends, of both political par.
ties, ! hereby present my humble claims TO your
consideration, asa Candidate for a seat in the next
session Of the General Assembly OF this Common.
wealth. Your obedieut Servant.
JOHN CHURCHILL HEDGES.
January 30. 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-06
Domestic Goods.

USr receiving a large stock of 33 inch Brown
% Mu,in-s superior article, very cheap. Also,
heavy Blown Cotions; TWiiled dot Bleached Cot
tons, at a deduction of25 per cent; Bed Iicsing /;
Check aud Plaid Coltons-all Of which we wlIl
sell BY the piece, at a small advance.
Feb. 6, 1910. A.. ROBINSON & co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-06
stock or Goods nj Cost,

Tavern stand,
8m MARpIN SI3WRG,
FOR RENT.
THllE subscriber will offer Tor rent, 10 the high.
n est bidder, for one OF more years, before the
Couri-H ouse dior. in Martiasbalg, on Mond6g,
ne lotA day Of Fsbyaa1y nert, (beins oour,.day,)
GwSA the well known
,.sE1 TAVERN STAND,
~ situate on Qaven ST.. one door north Of
J. w. Boyd's Store, aud nov 10 the
cf Mr.. Ezekiel Showers, as n private
dwelling. A description of this property Is not
deemed necessary here, as those desiring TO rent,
will. of course, view the premises. Ii possesses
every requisite for a Public House.
Terms Payments semi.nnnual: ore. half at tire
end of six months. and the other a. the end Of the
year. FREDERICK CLAYCoMB.
January 30, 13i0.-aw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-06
COnnrnissioncr's sale

OF lBQrIkslsy lLand.
VIRGINIA. Ia the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Cnancers for Berkeley County,
Charles Downs pHg.
Is.
deed Us.
ETNDER the decree made In the above cause.
" on the 5th OF October last. the subscriber will
offer Cor sale. on Meadas, he 1oh of February
aest, (being Court-Day, } before ,he Court. House
door, in Martinsburg, n parcel of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-06
MkRTlNSBUR6 SAVINGS INSTITUTION. I
December 30. 1880. &

w. AODOs
T9NHE undersigned. q Committee, appointed by
n President and Directors OF the Martinsburs
Savings Institution, 10 examine into the affairs Of
said Institution, for the last six months, have rer-
formed the duty imposed on them, end report, that
The stock OF monthly aud weekly de-
posiies amount to S6355.67
Special do 3405 10
Individual DO. 1861 so
Unclaimed dividends 10 20
Fines received 2,Gl
Interest received 100, 20
-
cR. Slo72o,97
BY notes discounted S9583,15
. Cash on hand lDS9, OF
" Expenses and In
terest paid on spe-
cial deposites $3.50
si0720,9 81
All Of which we respectfully report.
JOHN S. HARRISON,
JAS II. STEPHENS, Committee
JOHN w. BOYD.
January 10, iS40.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-06


WR6lNlh:-ln the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Berkeley County: February
Rules, 1910.
William k'oesen, ptg.
against
Magnus Tate, 9r.
IN CHANCERY,
FEyHE defendant not having entered bis appear.
a ance and given security, according TO the act
OF Assembly and the rules of this Court, and i. ap.
pearing by satisfactory evidence that he is out Of
this Commonwealth: it is ordered, that the said
defendant do enter his appearance 10 this suit, on
the first day of the next tenn, answer the bin OF
the plaintiff, and give security for performing the
decree: and that a copy Of this order be forthwith
published in any newspaper within this County, and
continued for two months SUCCESSFULLY. aud another
cory thereof posted at the front door Of The Court
House Of The said County.
A Copy.-Teste.
JOHN sTRoTHER C.
February 6 1910 Pm