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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17

"When | landed in America, could
not help being strongly impressed with
the contrast their Custom House present.
ed, and the attention, and politeness, and
good humor with which its officers DIS
charged their duty. .....
GAS we did not land at Boston in con-
equence Of some detention at the wharf,
unll after dark, | received my first i'm
pressious Of the city in walking down 10
tie Custom House on the morning after
our arrival, which was Sunday. am
afraid to say, By the way, how many Of
frs OF pews and seats in church for that
morning were made to us, by formal
notes of invitation, before We had halt
finished our first dinner in America, but
if | may be allowed to make a moderate
guess, without going into nicer calcula-
ton, should say that at least as many
sittings were proffered US as would have
accommodated score or two Of grown
up families. The number of creeds and
forms of religion to which The pleasure
Of our company was requested was in a
very fair proportion.
"When got into the streets upon this
Sunday morning, the air was SO clear,
the houses were so bright and gay the
signboards were painted in such gaudy
coIors; the gildsd letters we're so very
golden; the bricks were so very red, the
stones was so very white, the blinds and
area ratings we're SO very green, the
knobs and plates upon the street doors ST.
maj v-llously bright and twlnkIing, and
all so Sigh. am 2nsubsianiia! u appear
ance, that every ihoroughfare in the city
To- ked exactly like scene ina psuio-
mime. II rarely happens in the busn, S.
streets that trad" sman. II may venture
10 c.ll any body iradesman, where ev,
cry body is merchant, r,sices above
his store; 81 that many occupations sre
often eaIfhd on in .ne house, and the
whole ffnn, is covered with boarls and
insc rip,,ens. As ] walked along KEEP,
glancrDe up at tht 81 boards, confidently
expecting TO SEE few OF them change
MO something never turned corn, :
suddenly WITHOUT leaking out for the clown
and panta loon, who, | had M doubt, were
hiding in doorway ar behind some pill.
Ier close at hand. As To Harlequin and
Columbine. ! discovered Immediately that
they lodged (,hey are always looking al.
ter lodgings in q pan,omime) at very
small clockmsker's one story high, near
the Hotel; which in addition to various
symbols and devices. almost covering the
whole 'front.' had great dial hanging on,
Ito be jumped ,hrosgh. Of course.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17
P@MEloo
( For the Gazette.
WHY COMES Ne NOT.

WHY COMES Ne NOT.
Why comes he noil vain, vain slss the hope,
That brightens when hear The welcome note.
Which from distance tells some listening ear,
A friend, perhaps one much beloved. draws near.
The echoins cliffs repeat the joyous note.
Which from The bugle's urtsught numbers Goat,
And IN the breeze rs sweetly borne slong,
AZ prelude TO the way-~orn travellers song.
Blu; on mine esr no joyous riding rings,
Each coming morn il. diasproinr rent. brings,
And tnr'ine with heart oppressed with g,ief,
-eek--wh II earth can ns'rr be.tow-r.lief
H. come not! ah tits true no mother 5 care
'. needful now bis footsteps up 10 bear.
That care which Brought him safe through child.
boots way,
Where many are lost, and numbers 60 ss,Isy;
Is but remembered thing of nought,
,od all a aothrr's Tenderness. forgot.
lis true have worldly goods for thee
For this murmur not at heavens decree;
For II. who doth sustain the smallest fy,
viii not unmipdful be of you and /.
Then why d strust his providential Gaze,
Or Why retreat with this Lnchrisiisn feaif
Is his benefcence confined TO space,
o. has he turned way from thee his face I
Condemned thee never here earth TO prove,
The boundless oc-ad Of a mother Io,e1
The da,k-e,ed mountain maid had culled for thee
The sweetest flower from off the farest trse,
And by my side watched many a lonely hour,
Till A IL 20 th. H..
Than wove garland from The cypress Dough,
To deck thy weeping sisters fair young brow.
Alb southern winds may lightly thee blow,
Fortune her richest gifts on thee brsiow,
The fai,est Of the fair some future day,
May grace thy side, and turn thy heart away
From her who didst watch DER thy sleeping hours
When thou vert tender az the Springs young
flowers;
And all unconscious Of a mothers care,
Till Weakened from thy SAUNDERS with tear
Which Of, times fell when with prophetic eye,
She saw dread desolation lowering nigh.
But wealth, nor power, nor fame can Ger restore
That peace which once thin. in days of yore-
When thou dds; brave the marion in her pride,
Who would have forced thee from thy mothers side
And on the vusel's deck erect did stand,
Like one prepared to join The Spartan band.
The flashing eye. the trembling lips apart.
Brought hope and comfort to the mothers heart;
For no protector kindly on her smiled.
Save thou, her much devoted only child,
Whose noble bearing. far beyond thy year,.
New hope Inspired, and claimed Thy mothers fears
But thou art changed, and now IT matters no,
b, whom am frssksn or forgot
| u give to thought lie +. attentive ear,
And each event Of life more calmly bear;
Instruct my heart to turn from earth away,
Its vain deces. and all that must decsy;-
That when the welcome mandate from above
Shall call me hence, TO joy and peace and love,
Content III join the hap ny choral throne,
And passing away shall De the minstrel's song.
LEONE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17
George R0eNhGI

HI Groceries which will be soId cheap for cash
10 Wit: Gunpowder, perisl, Young Hy.or
and Black TEAS. Loaf, Lump and Brown SU-
CARS. New Orleans and Sugar.hous MOLAS
SEES, Coffee and Chocolate.
A fresh supply Of Liquors. such /. Msders
Wine, Cherry Bounce, French Brandy, HOLLAND
Gin. Port Wine, Old Rye Whiskey, Musest Wine
and Grsy's Pale Ale. for sale by
= mt GEO RAENHAL.
October 20,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17

TPoN the peti'ion of Henry J seiberi. and
u Jehu 5. Burns, securities Of Joseph burns
Curator st thu estate Of Samuel Chenoweih.
Iced rule il gained hem sgnln., The said Jn-
seph Burns. 's,vrnahs ia the December term next.
to show cause Why he shall no, give counter 80.
cu'ts, i, Appearing 10 the C"t that he has Ien"v-
ID cut of The Commons e.ltt-A And il il ordered
that this pTocsedug b, published in the Ma tins
burg Gosste until the return Of the said rule.
Cory fe-ie,
HARRISON WAITE, cs C.
October ~. lo42.-9w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17
HATS, CAPS, SHOES
a and Boots.

fTXTE have jus, finished opening the largest
wv aud best assortment of e ..
sup. Black Beaver and Russia Hats,
Seal skin and Cloh Csp. Wool Has,
(;en,I.m.ps' Fine and Coarse Boots,
Boy Boots and Bootee.. Mems Fine Shoc',
Boot-es and Broeans, Boys suong and Fine
Shoe. Ladies' Montae and Kid Shoes,
EIl..ler Bootees, Leather and Buckskin
Walking Shoes Gum Over Shoes,
Misses. and Childrens' Shoes and Bootees, &c.
thai wa have offered to our Customers. and invite
ell persons wanting to call and examine them
= J. w. & b. r. BOYD.
Oct. 90, 1912. e.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17
school, .Tamep and other


SMiTHS Geography. Comley'- Spelling Book
~ United Stst-s Reader No. l. 2 and 3, Pixies
Arithmetic, Webster Spelling Book.
FANCY Friendships Offering. The Gem La.
d.. Book Flors's Lexicon. The Violet. Albums
RELIGIOUS. Bibles. superior binding. com
mon Prsysr Books. Hymn Books, &c.
OTHER BOOKS. Psrlsy's Books. Science Of
Com. 1hing-, Moore. Melodies, Miss Landon's
Po-m., Almanacs.
vARiE rYGO0DS. &C. Silver Spec,acles
common duto, SILVER Pencil Cn.rs, Silver solid
Thimbles. silver Shields, Beads. small and large
F-nknive. of the bes' kind Rogers and card Scs-
eor., Snuff Boxes, Hi brushes, Cologne Water
variou. kinds of Watch Guards, Water coior.d
Paints, Silk Purses, Toys for children. Flutes. &c
&c with u great variety Of other articles, which
will be soId on pleasing term. by
~ sl. w VIM DORSEY.
October 90 ] e Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17
Samuel Riggs, Samuel g. Wyman &c. d,fs.
IN CHANCEKY.

IN CHANCEkY.
YUNtIIS cause came on TO be heard this 9th day
ii at Ociobsr, 1912, upon the bill, answers OF
| the d. feuaan,s Riggs, " Antn & Crawford. and
| he exhi5t filed service OF process acknowledged
| by defendant H-ushaw, and order OF publication
| duly taken nut and published according to law,
! gsinst the absent defendant Isaac s Lauck, and
was ne reed by counsel. In cons Iteration whereof
the Court concur,ing in the views OF the trustees,
- sr, forth in their bill that il ia expedlsn
proper for them, und,r the circumstances Of this
| ,,s, To make distribution amongst the general
creditors without the authority and intervention OF
thu. cour-dolh sdiudge. order and decree, iha,
,hi, Gaze be referred To Master Commissioner Gar
| ard with ucrions--First, to state and settle
the accounts of Charles James Faulkner and Ed
mund Pendctan as trustees OF Lauck & ST. pheh.
making out the accounts Jointly or separately a..
the said trustees may reqnire,-Secondfy, TO take
an account Of all the assets that have come into
the hands Of the said trustees, or OF which there Ia
a reasonable probability. may be realised by them
general creditors Of the said Larck & Stephen and
If Isaac s. Lauck & Co., and of the individual Gre
di,ors Of the said Alexander Stephen and Isaac S.
Lsuck, p,ior to the 3lst day Of July, 1888, Iy pub
cation and other suitable notice, and audit the'i
claims. requiring satisfactory proof of their de-
mands, and with power to submit interrogaiions
upon oath when il is deemed necessary to the eln'
cidation Of the accounts against the trust fund.-
| Fourth, TO spPortion amongst said creditors the
funds in the hands OF the trustees stating all mat
tiers deemed perrinep, by himself, or which, a ny
Of the parties concerned, may require to have stat
ed with view to the action and decision Of the
Court A Copy-T-str.
JOHN sTRoTHER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17
Berkeley County Court,

September Term, lS42.
HPON The p-l,ion Of Ehud Turner. security o.
~ Joseph Burns, as Administrator Of Joseph
StIods, decd. rule is granted him against ,hs
aid burns' 'elutnablr to The fret day Of Nnvem
Der Term next, 10 show cause why he shall moi
give counter security. and order OF Modification q
this proceeding until The return of said rule.
Copy.--Tes,e,
HARRISON WAITE. &c
oets Is. 1919. NJ VII
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17
!, BY EDMUND P. HUNTER.
VOLUME 43.
THE MARTINsBURe GAZETTE

IL published every Thursdsy morning. at TWO
DOLLARS per year, IL poid ir advanee; TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS within the
Z year, and THREE DOLLARS al the end Of The
year. M pspsr discontinued until all arr,srsers
are pal !. except At the option Of the publisher.
GJ. No sub.ci pton will be taken for less period
than ak months
ADygRrfsEnxsTs will he inserted three time. ~
~ Oos % .iIar persqasre Of sixteen lines. and
Twenty-Five Cepts Tor escb subsequent insertion
The number Of Insertions nn-i he marked on the
manuscript, or copy of the adve'ti.emcnt sent. or
IL will he continued until forbid. and charged
as earatnsiy. 4a4 e So ffgs.fs So
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17
October 81

All persons interested in the above deere. are
hereby notified that will attend at my uffce in
Msrtinsbu,e. on Monday The gath day OF Novem.
Der next, nnd will adjourn from day to day until
the lat of February, lS43. when The account. re.
erred TO ne in the above rules will be fnsll, clos
ed.
..f SEAMAN GARARD, Conn
efbs Ciremit Sup CT. IF Ln,O and Ch'ry
for Berkeley County.
Oct OF 1870 -hw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17
Dickens KsOOE on .4n erica

From this work, which bears the title
Of american notes for general circulation,
by CHARLES DICKENS" we make
the following
EXTRACTS.
LANDING AT BOSTON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17
Cheap Groceries, SC.

GaS0H OHOSGsGtoS We
NNrE have just received aud offer for sale the
w following: IA Ff E. s.f
Loaf. Lump and Brown Sugars;
Snga,-h"lse and Orleans Molssscs;
$50 Rio and Lagu.yrs Coffee
Al Gun Powder, Imperial and Hyson Teas;
Cheese, Wstsr and Butter Crackers;
Pepper. Alspice, Ginger, Nutmegs,
Cloves, Cinnamon, RICE,
- Tobacco and Segsrs
tfssa 1a LIQUORS. 5
." Coenac Brandy, II BLAND Gin,
al OH Rye whi-key and N. England Rum;
Lisbon and Malaga
with eve!y article in the grocery line
ha wat wv. g. B. r. BOYD.
q Oct. 90, l84a. tls.l-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law md Chsncery tor Berkeley county-rues-
day, October T. 1912.
Charles James Faulkner and Edmund Pendleton
Trustees Of Luck & Stephen, PITTS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17
EMPTY BARRELS.

UNoR sale cheap. by the undersigned, numbe
ofexcellent Empty Bauel..
0-sla rte, G.. RAENHAL.
Sent. %. 1912. ...
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17
TIGHT BARRELS.

vHJE have larss lot Of good tight Barrel. for
w sale. u ". g. y X. BOYD
s.u,smbsr %. 1881
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17
OYSTERS.

UINiNE Cheaing Tobaoeo. snaf, fnhe,Ps re
III gala and other Segars, with general a''o,'
cent Of goods usually kept 10 ocsrle., &c or
Id low by GEO. RAENhAL'
October 90.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17
Berkeley County Court,
OCTOBER Term, 1874

Oct. Of. 1912 -5w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17

] made acquaintance with an American
Railroad, on this occasion. for the FIRST
time. As these works are pretty much
alike all through the States, their general
characteristics are easily described.
There are no FIRST ami secon d class car
riaees so with Us, bu: there is gentle.
mems car and LADIES' ear; the main dis
tinction between which is that in the first
everybody smokes, and in the second no.
body does. Asa black man never ira
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-08
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

A GREEARLY to an order Of The
IVA Hon'hle Probate Court Of Holmes
county, granted Mt tie Oct term thereof,
1912, J will on Tuesday. the 22d day OF
November next, as Administrator Of John
IL Williams, decd, proceed 10 sell at pub
lie cutlery to the highest bidder, upon a
credit OF twelve months, before the Court
House door of said county, the following
lands belonging TO my decedenis estate
to wit; the south west quarter Of section
., township II, range 3 east.
Purchases giving good and nndonbed
security.
BURWELL PARKER, Admr.
Oh JEo. II. Williams, decd.
Oct. s, 1912. al 3w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-08
: cor CONSUMPTION.


h ,nao Mott gives the following
n A' YIN tho Maine Farmer.
''pen I'd anime, who resides in Indus
r''a' STATE. told me that HE wife
'p, n what tho Doctors call Con-
NJ " She was visited by FIVE physi.
wv ave her over. She was very
""o Enable to sit up-had a very
Su' Ih. and grew no better; but
''u a9o,she failed very fast. She
.5 TIM, she had before received
a sc, Sa,n ,he use Of st. Johns wort;
s.o5 oracared some OF y; 1t was
'' and she made it her constant
~ o., rour Of FIVE days there appear
hn, little alteration; but alter
" ,,ow better very fast; her health
,dsacb improved, that in the course
:, eioht weeks she was able to re-
4 cas,omary occupatlon-she com
A weaving aud wove about 40 yards
I'm During this time, she IN. made
a, IN, nae Of ST.. Johns wort tea. What
u. Y ID done, may again be done' 1t
Nber; it may help Others .,
\, Ten NAV be made as you would
.Dsooer.rnint or any herb lea to drink
'CersIy sleeping the herb in water.
ian nav be gathered any time after
|'rrs encush; bat the best time tor
'.r i is n the seventh month. A
N HIM nav now doubtless be found in al
syery hay NOW where there Is any
N much approve of this simple rem
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-08
rpAORDlNARY CASE OF
uYDROPHOBlA.

H. nav saddle mare, belonging TO a
'.sm,u Of this city, died of thus shock
LINN on "Wednesday in Dublin.
IA bcen out as usually the day before
'..Isino in the Coburgs Gardens, and
X ~, evinced the sympions o! snIk,
stempled 10 lie down when the groom
rodeher home in the stall she
,srpd more uneasy still, iorterlng from
n side, and at last feel, hut recovered
ID bliiog & swapping at every object
N'ans, the eminent veterinary sur.
Twas sen, for promptly, and on see
n, pronounced at ouce that she was
bby mad dog, and could not survive
|rhau a day. Her mouth was then
II 10 prevent the animal tearing her
nd doing Injury to all about her
|lnara during the night struggled an
b. paroxygms Of the disease to release
Af,anG became SO fnlions that she
h against the stable walls, and broke
pl the timber work, foamlng at the
n, and cutting herself about the head
II by plnngiog against The enclosure
hich she stood. Death at last closed
NDor creatures suflerings. The mare
Minced a Sigh, lameness in one foot
liz sign Of a cut or bite there.
Limerick Chronicle.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-08
WHAT CAN IT MEAN.

". Webster has now been in his own
VI Massachusetts several ys,and we
Hooked in vain, through our exchan-
rom his state, from any Indication
, demonstration Of respect or courtesy
by description has been or is To be
bred by his fellow Bay.states to him
for somany Years almost idolized as
like" On the contrary the same
Goodness and determined inatention
p greeted hun here at PHILADELPHIA,
|hdeed through his entire route home.
still meet in New Eoland, where
n Tor so many years held paramount
aud been worshipped as a piece o;
my that was immaculate! VIVA,
~ The meaning of all this? Has the
Farmer roasted the Massachusetts
sman from the hearts and affections
Fast, as well as the West? We
Tor solution ofthis strange pheno-
Pm y, San. 55.sna
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-08
CHANCERY COURT.
g Elliott & WorIer, }
.aI OWL vs.. a.f
Philippe A. Jones, G, al.
October Rules, 1912.

n TPON opening the matters in this bill
q and il appearing to the satisfaction
OF the Court that the defendants Phil,
Iippa A. Jones, Thomas Fearne and Ste
phen 5. Ewing are non residents of this
State, ard that the ordinary process Of the
law cannot be served upon them: 1t is
therefore ordered, that unless the said
defendants appear before the Vice Chan.
ceIlor at his Court room in the town OF
CarroIIton, on the third Monday in De.
cember next, and plead, answer or demur
to the bill of complaint herein, and give
security for the performance of such de-
cree as the court may make, that the same
will be taken as confessed, as to them &
such order and decree made in the prem
i3es as may be just and proper. 1t is fur
Their ordered that copy OF this order be
published once n week for two months
successfully in the Lexington Union.
W. HEMINGWAY, Clerk,
Fullz q Brooke, p. q.
Oct s. Al Pm pfSl5
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-08

By industry, perseverance, prudence
aud economy the Southern Farmer can
render himseIfat nce,independent. The
success which has crowned the efforts of
Gen. Fox, should stimulate others TO like
exerlions-then they may laugh to scorn
the Federal party, with its high tariffs
and taxes. Nerer sag fail. Gal. Sig.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-08
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT,
OF TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
A. l.. Edrington.
z...a vs..
John NJ. Brown g.
Samuel Long.
October Rules, 1912.

opening the matters in this
U bill contained, and discovering that
Jonn NJ. Brown, one Of the defendants
resides beyond the limits of this State, &
that the ordinary process Of the law cannot
he executed upon him: it is therefore or,
dered, that publication be made in the
Lexington Uuion. weekly, for TWO moahs
successive y that unless the said John NJ
Brown appear before the Vice Chancellor
at the Court room 10 CsrroIllon, on The 80
Monday 10 December next, ano plead,
answer or demur to the said bill Of COM
plant, the allegations thereof, will be la.
ken Tor confessed, as TO him, and such
order made therein as The Vice Chancellor
may deem equitable and Just. ...
WIZ HEMINGWAY, Clerk.
Octe. Al On PISS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-08
l,ItLSr SALE.


TDURSUAlNT 10 the provisions Of a
Iii Deed Of trust, to me executed, by
Wa. A. McMilion for the purpose Of Sc
curing certain sums Of money mentioned
therein, to Aaron Turman, which said
deed is on record in the Office of the Clerk
Of the Probate Court OF Holmes county.
in book q. Of record Of Trusts and Mort
cages, pages 223 and 224, l shall on Sat.
urdny, the lOth day Of December next, at
Lexington, proceed te sell 10 The highest
bidder for cash, the following town lot
situate, lying and 5eiag in the town of
Lexington, Mss, known and described
on the map of said town as lot number 43,
being The same upon which said M'Mill-
ion now resides. Such title as is vested
in me as Trustee, will be cohveved
(whichis believed 10 be good) no other.
J. M. HOLLlNGSWORTH,
.4sa.az. ..glI .t.s J,HiTrustee
june I | .. ' II fwyur .ra saI-s
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-08
Trust Sale.

ENURSUANTt TO the provisions Of a
M Deed Of Trust, 10 me executed by
Wills u. Harvey, for the purpose Of Sc
curing certain sums OF money mentioned
therein, 10 Absolem M. West, which said
deed is on record in the Office Of the Clerk
of the Probate Court, Of Holmes county.
in Book G. of record of Trusts, and Mort
cages, &C., pages ia and IT'S, l shall on
Monday the 7th day-of November next, at
Lexington, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder for cash, the following negroes
slaves for life, to wit;,-Jim, a man aged
about % wears, and Charles, man aged
about %. Sach title ne 10 vested in me
as trustee will be conveyed, and no other.
HUGH II. FULTZ, Trustee.
May u, 1912 % GIN.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-08
IN THE DISTRICT CHANCEkY
Court Of the State of Mississippi.
aaaq JUNE TERM, 1912. ., ga
VIM. Cochran, Admr. 70 dH" hrs1.h

Joseph Green 7e yrtT
E pom opening the matters ofthis
q bill, and it appearing to the salts
faction Of the Court, that Joseph Green
is non resident Of the state OF Mississippi
it is therefore ordered,b by the Court that
publication be made for two months sue
cessively, ia the Lexington Union, inlthe
town of Lexington, or the above named
Joseph Green to apreas, plead, answer
or demur, to tho bill Of complaint, by the
first day Of the next term oFthis Court, to
be holden ntihe Court Room at CsfroIl-
ton, on The third Monday 10 December,
next, otherwise the matters lin said bill
will be taken pro confessoy aato him.
rtaa WIN. HEMINGWAY CIk.
Marsh & Neil p. a.
JuIy2. 80 Pm rfdl5.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-08
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT
Iiardaway g. Bogakin,
vs. ra.n- av Pr vrN
Edward Turner, ct al. r.a1.t
tt. October Rules, 1912. p 1ay

TIT pom opening the matters ia this
- bill and IT appearing to the satisfac-
too OF the Court that the defendants Ed.
ward Turner and Edward b. Turner are
not residents Of this State and that the or
binary process Of the law cannot be served
upon them: It. is therefore ordered, that
unless the said defendants appear before
the Vice Chancellor, at his Court room in
Carro!Iton, on the third Monday in De.
cemoer, next, and plead, answer or demur
TO the bill OF complaint herein, the same
will be takenas confessed as TO them, and
such order and decree made in the premis.
es as may be just and proper: 1t is further
ordered that copy otths order be pub
Iished once week for two months sue,
cessively in the Lexington Union,
w. HEMINGWAY Clerk
Fultz g. Brooke p. s. @.
Gets, 43 2m pfSl5