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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22
Van Barren.
IIhigs.

The remaining eight counties to be heard from
are Appling, Baker Chaloogu, Dade, Emanuel, lr-
win. Union, and Ware, which win probably reduce
the present mejorities 500 votes
In the Legislature we have d. Senators which
is majority without further increase, and large
majority in the House Of Representatives
NV JERSEY has gallantly indicated her broad
seal and her violated rights. She has spoken in
tones ofindignant thunder TO the false Representa-
tives, who dared to accept commission from
partizan majority in Congress, speak for her in
the Nstonal.Assembly; and she only awaits the
18th of November, to send back her gallan, repre-
sentatives, who were condemned unheard, and dri.
ven from Congress, in violation of The Constitu-
ton, in order that the Sub-ueasury might be sad
died upon oppressed and un~ Hing people,
Her election was the l2ih inst, for members of
the Legislature and for sheriff. The Wings car
ried 10 counies--the l.ocos, 5. Parties in the lie
gslature stand--in Council, 10 Wigs, Locos !
in the Assembly, Al Wings, 10 Locos and the po-
puar vote indicates the largest Wing majority that
has been thrown in New Jersey for ten years.
OHIo-The home of tbe brave and free, the lard
OF the gallant soldier and statesman, under whose
name we are rallied has testified to his ability to
stand at the helm, by majority of more than twen-
~ thousand of her hardy sons The returns from
60 counties give CoRwIE the Wing candidate for
Governor, majority Of 900 votes, showing
gain since 1885 Of 24,72l. The eight counties yer
to be heard from will doubtless swell the majority
beyond GO, 900. In both branches of the Legisla-
ture the Wings have overwhelming niajorities, and
as far as heard from, FIVE Locofoco members ofCon-
gress have gone by the board among whom is the
notoriou, DIR. ALEXANDER DuEcAE, who has beer
beaten by Col. N. q PESDLEToE, By majority o
l62 votes.
PKxssYLvAEIA--" Et tn Brute :" "Oh tina
was the unkindsst cut ofall." Our Locofoco friend
could not believe that the democracy Of Pennsylya
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22
ILLUMINATION

FOR MARYLAND And GEORGLt
Pursuant to standing order of the Berkeley
County Harrison Association, the Harrison Pole
and Arch we're again brilliantly Illuminated or
Wednesday night Of last week. A procession was
formed "a on the occasion ofihe former illunina-
ton. preceded by the Lafayette Band and large
number of Wing boys, bearing transparent lamps.
Two transparencies Of Log cabins we've carried in
the procession--one of which was inscribed Ma
ryland and Georgia Trio more logs for he Ga.
bin" The procession arrived in front Of the court
house about half past 2, and the Public Square inn
medietely presented greater crowd than we ever
saw in it, on any former occasion. +. T. HUNTER
called the meeting TO order in a short address, and
successfully introduced JOINS A. thompson, Esq,
of Jefferson, and ANDREW HUNTER, the Wing
Elector of the District, who delivered eloquent and
cheering addresses, occupying the attention of the
company until about half past 8 o'clock. Several
Tippecanoe songs were then sung from the stand,
when the lights taken down, and the scene
closed by tarbarrel bonfire in the Square.
On Saturday night, we light up again. for Ohio,
New Jersey. and Pennsylvania.
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uxEu.
[Comnnnicated.


In sbepberdsfown. on the 9TH of Oc'ober. af'er
an illness Of few days, MARY CoorER JE"kTT,
IL the 2 lst year Of her age.
Like The howeret that faded
When Autumn winds sighed,
Thou has, dropped with the blight
OF the Spoiler, and died.
In writing obituary notices. it is bur too usual TO
xareerate the virtues of the departed and TO draw
tfe nicture rather from the feelings of mourning
friends than from The true character TO be repre-
sented TIE praises oflhis young lady, while they
are woven shall be as true, and modest, az was
her own nature Pleasing 10 her person, attractive
in her manners, gentle and amiable IN her temper,
Ter heart warm. generous, and disinterested. BY
the exercise of the numerous amiahie qualities
which she possessed she WAS endeared TO an ex-
ensve circle Of friends Of all ages sexes and ranks
in hfs. But il was to those who stood TO her as
relatives and intimate ffieuds, that her virtues were
best known. As child, sister, and friend, she
was tender and devoted. In tie faithful discharge
of the duties Of life, she was aetuated by the
pufest principle Of disinterested love and bencvo-
lence This affective disFcnsaiion sent from the
hand of an al-wise Providence, has removed from
the community, in which she resided, one OF its
iaircst ornaments; from large connection, one OF
It's most beloved members; has left cherries the
home and desolaie the heart Of widowed mother;
mourn the loss Of a sisters love and tenderness.-
By all If these, will the memory Of her many en-
bearing qualities be long and fondIy cherished
Their only consolation under this stroke is, the
blessed hope hat her pure spirit has been removed
10 brighter realms, 70 join the band Of redeemed
saints rhat encircle the throne ofthat Saviour who
has said" Father will, that they whom thou hast
given me- be with me where ] am, that they may
behold my glory" Mary had "chosen that good
part which shall never be taken from her" With
her diving lips she nhispered. "comfor;, comfort.
to her agonised mother; TO whom also the Ho-
" Comforter speaks the soothing words" Thy
daughter vetb."
When blooming youth is snatched away
BY deaths resistless hand
does it not call to the young, to listen to the still
small voice that speaks from the grave Of her who
wa. SO lately with them, and bid them" Be Se
also ready" N 5. IL.
Jefferson County, Obtober ID, 1910
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22

1925 and $3.50, and the Wagon price at s4,oO
and S..
FLAX sEKD.--The Store price is 81 ~, and the
Wagon price is 81.
TIMOTHY SnEp.--We continue 10 quote new SEED
from Stores at SO so per buShe
PLASTER Sales this week a 81, ia per ton.
WHsKgY We note sales Of hhds. at % cenis
ard Of bbls. al 2G4 cis.--marlet moi active. The
Wagon price Of bbls. is 90 cents. exclusive Ct tie
barrel
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22
IN CHANCERY.

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the CLERK On On
fee Of the County Court for Morgan County, W
the first Monday in October, lS40,
Cross 8 uarmison plDs.
against
John H. Wilson, Charles Odel, Robert >. h Tees
William e. Catleit, Henry r. Hazlehufs' nau
Higgins, Joseph Baker, john Cross Isaac ~ a.
son, Thomas Athy, and Philip Gustin' "'''
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendants John II. Wilson, Chati1s an.
and Robert s. Reed, having entered 'ns,a o act
pearance and given security according 70 w lila
Of the General Assembly, and the rules , "a
court, and it appearing by satisfactory nonou-
that they are not inhabitants of TINS pora on
wealth: il is ordered, that they do appear s.er
the first day Of December term next ahu his or
the bill of the plaintiff; and that COPY =, nub-
der be forthwith inserted in some nowsPaP;
lished in Matinsburg for two months r &c tho
and like copy posted on the front o00'
court house of said county OF Morgan
A copy.--Teste, ,,.pn NC.
J October %, l34o.-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22
wAsnlscros err, October S, 1910.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

The Baltimore papers publish the Annual lie
mort of the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Company.
The gross receipts the main stem Of the road du-
ring the past year. are stated at s432,883 70; from
which deduct disbursements for all purposes inclu
ding interest on oap) $3.50 055, ard there remains
$I42 927 20 the nett earnings OF the main stem
during the present year. This is rather more than
double the amount Of the melt receipts OF the road
for the preceding yeas.
The gross receipts on the Washington Branch Of
The Road, for the year ending Both Of September,
are suited at sos, 755 Go; from which deduct dis
hursenonts for all purposes, together with the 6o-
nus ol one-ffth the State and there remains the
sum Of $79,24f SIS as the nett earnings OF the
branch for the past year.
The exiention Of the road to Cumberland is ra-
pfily progressing men and 500 horses are
now at work upon il. The report says; Should
their resources allow the board to procure the iron
and other materials in to make sixty or sew
enty miles Of railway in the course Of the year A.
and TO prosecute the remaining thirty or forty miles
in The spring of 1912, it viii he practicable to finish
the entire work, and put the road in operation 10
Cunlbe rlaud in the summer and autumn OF that
year.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22

CURloUs FAcT.-The statement OF MI Wise,
the ,rronaui, if ii be feet, is curious one 1t is
well known that almost every one on looking down
from great height feels effected by vertiso-gid-
diness fthe head--Hud sensation Of sickness and
insecurity. But he AYERS, from repeated experience
that this only occurs when the individual Is sitting
or standing upon something connected q0ih The
ground even if i, be only by rope, But that en-
tirely isolated from the earth, DO such f cling or
srusntinn cnn BE eXrerienced.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22

The LAST CARD.-The Richmond Wing says:
--1h Editor OF the Enquirer affects great conf
dence in the vote of Virginia. What more or less
could he do What other resource is left him p
He has Dragged upon all the States that have voted
and be has been disappointed in all Of them. In
diana was certain Maine was certain--North Ca.
rolina certain Louisiana was cerain--and last,
though not least, Maryland and Georgia were GER
tain They all come up missing. What else
the old gentleman do now, baflled and chngrined
he is, than 10 direct all his attention at home -
Upon this State to be sure, he has Dragged for the
Inst three years, and for three years has he been
beaten. But in the hopelessness Of his condition,
he do no,hing better than brag upon her still:
But il is all brag-and he knows il. He feels con-
WINGED that not a hope remains of this State. He
knows that the Wing majority has been gradually
and slowly growing for the last three years--and
though ii may be small, it is dead certain as aay
future event be. The people OF Virginia are
slow to change their opinions, but when changed,
they are immoyeable.
Richie may have that sort of hope which des-
perate gamester, who has staked his all upon sin-
gle card has. Has money is at stake, and his
wishes and interest," persuade him, that in consid-
Grafton of his predcament the people Of Virginia
may be induced to vote for Van. That's all the
hope he has, and that's all the ground he has for it,
Dir. Duncan says he is no Abolitionst Oh no,
not lie! he only thinks that Shareholders are
=" There's and murderers." and that the curse Of
God" rests upon the slaveholding States. If these
are your Northern men with Southern principles"
the 81 natural allies Of the Democracy Of the
South" we say for one, away with the caiiifs and
slanderers! We want no such allies. even though
they sag they are no Aboltionists lust on the eve
Of election, when they would, by their hollow
hearted hypocrisy, cozen Out Of our votes BEN
iamn Tappan is Abolitionist either, although he
rejoiced over the Southampton insurrecton, and
avowed his willingness TO subscribe $500 TO arm
the servile race against their masters If these be
the allies of Southern Democracy, Heaven help
them. They welcome TO all such.--LyncdJwg
] Vtrgiaian.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22
Whig Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON,
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN TYLER,
or VIRGINIA.

/. mo. w. MURDAUGI, Of Norfolk County.
2. JOHN URQUHART, Of Southampton.
3. VIM. s. ARCHER, of amelia.
& RICHARD KIDDER MEADE. Of Dinwiddie.
S. HENRY r. WATKINS, Of Prince hdicard.
6. JAMES G. BRUCE, OF Ha'ydr.
y WHITMELLP p. TT INSTALL. Of Piftsyirania
s. THOMAS X. JOYNES. Of Accornack.
Q. NORBURNE f. SUTTON, Of Caroline.
o. WILLOUGHBY NEWTON ofIpestmoreiand
1. JAMES LYONS. Of Richmond City.
9. VALENTINE w. SOUTHALL, Of dlbemarie
g. JOHN g. PENDLETON, of Cnipeper.
q. JOHN JANNEY. Of LoudOun
s. ANDREW HUNTER. Of Jefferson.
Isl Phil Up WILLIAMS, jr, of frederick.
"A WIN. SEYMOUR, Of Hardy.
g. BRiSCOE G. BALDWIN, Of augusta.
g. BALLARD SMITH. Of Green6rier
10, EDWARD JOHNSTON, Of BotetonTf.
N. JOHN N HUMES, of Washington.
81. GEORGE w. SUMMERS. Of Kann,rha.
10. WAlTMAN r. WILEY, Of Monongalta.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22

The Louisville Gazette states that, Judge Row
an of Ky, Commissioner under the Mexican urea
", and one Of Van Buren's late purchases, had
written home that if Harrison is elected there will
be civil war Indeed! Ii this gentleman is 50
choek full of fight, we would advise him TO go to
Florida, and Try his band uron the Seminoles. At
all events, il there is to be civil war it viii be
(oftunute for the Wings that Vans Standing Army
ia not Yet organiz d-Lyach plrg.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22
pennsylvania,
GEORGIA.
NE W JERSE Y,
ann

each Of which is ranged under the banner of flsrrl
son and Tyler, has joined the Wing column and
marches on with bold enthusiasm to the rescue OF
the country
GLoRaiA has notify rewarded her faithful six Re
personalities, who stood by her in the darkest
hour, and indignantly rebukcd the three who de-
.er.ed her, To ior Cahoun's tail The following
il the vote OF IS countless for Congress- reported
by the Augusta Chronicle OF the 18th inst.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22
RnHAN POTATOES.

We have been favored by Mr.. JAcoD CooNrz
with lot of Rohan Potatoes, surprising in size and
equal in flavor TO any thing OF the have ever
seen. One Of them makes a comfortable mess for
q small family
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22
WING RALLY
WING RALLY
FOR AN ILLUMINATION IN HONOR OF
OHIO. PENNSYLVANIA. AND NEW JERSEY.

The Harrison Pole and Arch win be again illua
minated on Saturday night in honor of the Trium-
plant Victories, achieved by the Whigs, in the
three States above named.
Our friends from the country are requested to be
present, as it will be the last grand rally previous
10 the election.
Several able speakers are expected to he present.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the Clerks Of
flee of the County Court for Morgan County, on
the first Monday in October, 1910,
John Cross, PITT.
against
John II. Wilson. Charles Odell, Robert s. Reed,
William G Catlett, Henry X. Ilazlehurst, John
Cross, Thomas Athy, Isaac Dawson. James Hig'
gins. Joseph Baker, and Philip Gusler, DTS.
in CHANCERY'
The defendants, John H. Wilson, Charles Odell
and Rohor, S. Reed, not having entered their APP
pcarance according to the act of the General As
semby and the rules Of this court, and il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they not inha
btants Of this commonwealth: it is ordered, that
they do appear here on the first day of December
term next, and answer the plaintiffs bill; and that
a COPY Of this order be forthwith inserted 10 some
newspaper published in Martinsburg, for months
successfully, and like copy posted on the front
door of the court house of said county of Morgan.
A copy.-Tesie,
]. RICHARD, NC
October %, 1910 --2m
VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the Clerks OF
flee of the County Court for Morgan County, on
the first Monday in October, 1910,
William Bateman, pitG.
against
John II. Wilson, Charles odcll. Robert S. Reed,
William G.. Catei, Henry r. Hazlehursi, James
Higgins, Joseph Baker, John Cross, Isaac Daw-
son, Thomas Aihy, and Philip Gusler, dts.
IN CHANCERY.
Tup defendants, John II. Wilson, Charles Odell
and Robert s. Reed, not having entered their ap.
pearance aud given security according TO the act Of
the General Assembly, and the rules of this court
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this commonwealth it ia or
dered, that they do appear here on tho first day o.
December term next and answer the plaintiff bill
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in Martinsburg, fol
two months excessively, and like copy posted OF
the font door Of the court house Of said county 0
Morgan. copy.-Teste,
j. RICHARD, c. NJ. c.
October 20, lGiO.--2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the Clerks OF
fee of the County Court for Morgan County. on
the first Monday in October, 1910,
Robert 3. Slaplefcrd, EliG.
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10 Hire,

A SERVANT GIRL, about Is or lG years
IA obi She can attend 10 the general demands
of family. For further particulars, enquire of
October %, 1910. W. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22
An "a an

On Thursday the Bib inst, in Gerardstown, BY
thp Rev. Lewis f. Wilson. Mr. GgoRsg WAsHiNG-
Tos TABst 10 Miss MARY G. WILSON, Of the above
named place.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22

PoPULArioN or New ORLEASs.-The precise re-
turns of tie census Of the CITY of New Orleans are
as follows - First Municipality, $4,000; Second
do, 81 ,023; Third do, %, l68; Total, l02, 1911.
New Orleans has thus doubled its population in ten
wears.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22

The Richmond Wing estimates the number OF
persons in attendance the great Wing Conven
ton at Is 000--the Richmond Star at from 5000
to eoG0 in procession, and at least 10000 in the
square during the speaking-and the Richmond
ENQUIRER at 5000 in the procession Lynch Var.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22

Tee Lynchburg Virgnian Of the 18th inst, says
The Richmond Enquirer speaks sneeflngly OF Mr..
Nebs,er's speech and in the same paper pays the
most extravagant and fuIsome compliments to the
eoquence Of VIM. Smith of Culpeper who address
sed the Loco Foeo Association of that city few
nights since Now, Mr.. Smith is well known in
this place, and The pats adjacent or was some
yesrs aro--and be vas not then thought 10 be
!. much above common folks" while Mr.. Webster
has fame co-extensiye with the civilized world
People may Judge from this specimen, OF the value
Of party compliments and patty abuse. But
Pigmies are pigmies STILL though perchd on Alps,
And pyramids are pyramids in wales !"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22

Mr. F1sK.-The Frederick (Md.) Hesald Of the
eth inst, says This able and experienced eng-
neer, who has been on the Canal for so many years.
and who was acknowledged to be 50 competent to
its management, Displaced a few days before
the election, to make place Tor a man "ho mas had
no exrerience on the subject whatever. Thus have
the fears of the las, Legislature that it was design
ed TO turn this concern into party political engine
been realized and their wisdom IN refusing to place
money into the hands OF its officers to be used ior
party purposes, been clearly made apparent. IL IS
now altogether an irresponsible shin plaster concsfn
in the hands Of the looos perpetraing ouirages and
assuming powers of the most fearful and alarming
character, and wleh will, IN all probability, bIng
down ruin on thousands of those who are 50 untor-
tunate as TO give it credit. The records Of the
country scarcely show such usurpatons and abuses
ns we believe to exist in this concern.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22
HARRISON POLE.

The Wings Of the Gerardstown Precinct assem-
bled on Saturday last, and raised splendid Pole
and Flag in honor of Harrison and Tyler.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22

Whatever may be the result of the present excl
ted and animated contest in politics, we trust that
Justice will always be done to the principles purpo-
ses and aims of the great VINO PARTY who are
now striving to effect RRFoRa in tho admuistra-
zion of the Government. We have never known,
in the history of political divisions in this or amy
country more united, jealous, and patriotic par
ty, nor one which, from its intelligence, virtue, and
love of liberty, deserved general respect and
admiration To DISTINGUISHED zeal in the cause
oftrUe Republicanism, they have, generally. added
moderation, discretion, and Judgment Enlhusi-
asm, TO be sure, has been high among them--they
have hoped mnch--and, thank God we believe,
their homes will be all glorously fulfilled! But,
tWithstanding this. their thoughts have been only
directed to the good OF our common country, and
the prosperity and happiness of all her children
# Is no part ofther creed, that the Sp0tiS belong
to the victors." They do not recognize the doc
trine that the honors and Offices Of the republic
TO be considered as "spoils." II ever they obtain
power, we trssl they will show that their triumph
is to be marked only by the reformation Of abuses
the elevation Of capable and patriotic men-and
the utter extinction of the degrading doctrine, that
the Administration must expect from the Oil OF
the Government indscrimingte ard slavish support.
They go for their couutry-noi fol a party.-Aier.
GdS.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the Clerks az
fee Of the County Court for Morgan Couu,v q
the first Monday 10 October, Is40,
Lenuel Lross and Jacob Brosins, Adroiui,trs,o..
Gassaway Cross, deed, pI,f.
against
Joha II. Wilson. Charles Odell, Robert p..a
and Henry X. HazIehurst, Az.
IN CHANCERy.
The defendants, John II. Wilson, Charles fl4.,
and Robert S. Reed not having entered tbe;, =
peatance aud given sscur;y according TO the A., q
The General Assembly, and the rules of tI,is ror,,
and il appearing by satisfactory evidence. Ina, Las
are not inhabitants OF this commonwealth il i :.
dered, that they DO appear here on the frs day Of
plainriHs and that copy fths order BE- for,hpi,h
lnserted IN some newspaper published In Msr,i,s.
burg, Tor two months successfully, and a like otds,
posted at the front door Of the court house Of NJ
gan county A copy.-Iesie
J. REICHARD, enc
October %, I840-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22

The Richmond Enquirer declared that the ClIar-
lott.syille Convention, which there were 600 de-
legates, was the {" mostimpos,Dg and august assem-
blage" it ever beheld-but he Wing Convention,
where it admits that there were 5000 in procession
was splendid failure Pot this and that to-
gether-Lyneh Firp.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22
REEYGrOEs NOTICE.

The Fourth Quarterly Meeting Of tie Methodist
Episcopal Church. Berkeley Circuit for the present
year, will be held in Martlnsbure, commencing Fri
day evening. November 9th, 1910.
October %, l840
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22
In CHANCERY.

The defendants, John II. Wilson, Charles Odel
and Robert S. Reed not having entered their ap-
pearance aud given security, according 10 the act
Of assembly and the rules Of this court, and it APP
pearins by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitanis Of the commonwealth: it is ordered,
that the said defendants do appear here the
FIRST day Of December term next, and answer the
plaintiffs bill; and that "a copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted ia some newspaper published in
Martinsburg, for two months successfully, and
like copy posted at the front door of the court
house Of said county of Morgan.
a coPy.-Teste,
J. RICHARD, c M C
Oe,ober %. I34O-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-22
ADV EI,TlsING MEMORANDA.

Sale, on Monday next, before the Courthouse
door in Bath, Morgan County. of valuable Lands,
by II. A. Byrne. Com.