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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-17

90 THE MAMMOTH BONES, at Peale's New York
Museum are the subject Of great deal of attention and
speculation among nsturass Every person should SEE
hem The Indians rensin hut two days more, as they
pos vely sail Thursday Tor England They give tbc
var Dances songs &c. this and tomorrow evening g.
Caspar Hauser, the Wild Boy engaged for afsw day
longer Miss kdar the vocalist and La Petite Ger TO,
every evening this week. Admtance 10 the whole only
one shilling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-17
M nIcnnn,s pAnIsIAN ALTERATLvE MIX

: rhf- RICOND'S PAKISTAN ALTEKALlVE WI
rURE, for tho permanent Of primary and seconGa
syph This mixture is the best and most eectusl re-
NEEDY AZ present known for these distressing complaints
controlling the diseases without injuring the constnu'
ton or confinement from business sold IN po'ts'
81 each small do ST. in containing nan dozen, 70
carefully packed and sent all parts oil the Union OF.
flee md consulting rooms OF the College Of Neoee una
'""'"D'''" w. q. RICHARDSON, Agent,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-17

Pennsylvania CONGRESSIONAL ELEcrIoN--The
following the members elected, as far as ascer-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-17

p3- WE ARE REQUESTED TO SAY, THAT 80
or 40 men, able bodied abores fnd employ ment OF
the Norwich and Worcester Extension Rairosd at sir
wsges by application to the Irish Emigrant Society," No.
81 Gold street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-17

Agents can be supplied with all of,he above by forward.
ing their orders early to this Office and reasonable
terms, the moment they arrive. Subscriptions will also
be received and pupctualy attended to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-17

o. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY EFFECTU-
ALLY CURED.-The Tonic Mixture, prepared b. the
New York College Of Medicine end Pharmacy, jsnow
universally prescribed by the Medical faculty Tor the
OF extreme debility produced by indulgences.
Cases ofhe most distressing nature daily conquered
by this most powerful nvigora,or will also be found
ectual remedy for all cases Of impotency,
minal weakness and nocturnal emissions.
Sold in single bottles, ST each in cases. containing
half a Dozen IS, carefully packed and sent " all
parts Of the Union.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
ONCE and consulting of the College, 81 Nassau
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-17

IHE ALLEGED CONSPIRACY CASE. 1t will be seen
by our Sessions report that the Indictment sometime
since found against Hamilton and Bergen, for an al
itseo conspiracy, has been quashed by the Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-17

90 HAVE YOU COLD, AND DO YOU WISH
1T CURED Every body who has cold wishes 1t to be
cured beyond doubt but the question crises how is to
be done7 The speed! Peters Cough Lozenges
will take away evey vestige OF cough cold If taken in
time. There LozeDges combination Of the NEST
Unable ingredients known beneficial to those afflicted
with pulmonary complaint such as asthma tding at
the lungs pain in the breast splitting Of blood constant
coughing, &c. all of which herald the approach of
sumption These Lozenges famous for the thousand
BENEFITS they conferred throughout the Union
saving the lives Of many afflicted, who woulf otherwise
have persisted by consumption Sold wholesale and re.
tail at 1875 Fulton street.
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The VINO COUNTY CONVENTION to nominate
candidates Tor Sheriff, County Clerk, Coroner, and
Members of Assembly, met last evening at the
Broadway House. On the nomination for Sheriff
Inc following was The result of the first ballot =
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ns- WE SHALL RECEIVE BY THE HIBERNIA,
and have for sale at the Herald Literary Depot Herald
Buildings, Northwest Of Fulton and Nassau
streets, the following latest Foreign Journals
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Mr. ADANs.-The Hon. John Quincy Adams has
accepted the invitation Of The citizens of Pittsburgh,
Pa, TO visit that city, and will reach it probably
about the 18th of November next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-17

TENNESSEE SEAT OF GovKRNMENT. Genera
Assembly Of Tennessee, after much discussion, ha
fixed the seat OF Government of Tennessee at Nash
vile.
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NIBLo's.-The Ravel Family played last night to
an OVERLOOKING audience. They give no less than
four entertainments to night. Tight Rope by the
whole Ravel Family, the infant prodigy lie Petit
Amour) included; Gabriel, Mons Martin and Mes
danes Leon and Martin dance La Yota Aragonai.
ga, Characteristic Spanish Pas de Quatre Then
the three Gladaors will be undertaken for the rsI
time by Charles Winth' T, Francois Rsvel and Leon
Iavelh. IL Will be novelty TO see the Young pro.
iessOrs OF gymnasla trying to emulate the Senior RI
vels. Then the Conjnror's Gift or Magic Pills. is
positively to be played for the last time. This is The
mere 10 be regretted for we can hardly expect the
ltaves TO produce any Pantomime SO abundant in
comic situations and novel scenery
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GEN. JEREMIAH JOHNSON Brooklyn, President
Ptcs PARLIAMENTARY Parsons, of Paterson Pr
SCHUYLER, OF N Y; WIN CuNpsLL, of Patei son; JAS
TALLMApoE, OF NJ Y; JAMES CLOVES OF Paterson Apo.
SIRAM CHANDLER, of NJ Y. EDWARD CLARK, of N Y. +;
ABRAHAM Gopvrr Paterson; GKoneE C. DE- KAY, Hudson
Co. y. JAMES L. MoRRis, OF Essex Co. M. PH,LE.
MON DrcKRsoN, of Passsic Co joan o. CHowLIs Boston;
srrPHEN FAIRBAsxs, Boston.
HENEY MErGs, OF New York. sec'ry.
EDWARD y. DIcKtRsoa, OF Paterson, Asst. Secry.
judges General Johnson, Messrs Schuyler and John
d. Ward
The several Vice Presidents were appointed Marshas
OF the day, under orders Of General Goodwin.
While the managing committee were arranging
the programme OF proceedings, number OF the Gu.
rious, ourselves among the number, proceeded in
cars provided tree OF charge, by the owners
OF the several hotels to view the falls of the Pes
saic; A rough Jaunt over an unimproved up hIll
road, brought Us to The turnpike, where we aghted,
and soot we stroled through the wood TO the verge
OF the boiling torrent river of tolerabe width,
sweeps round Jnling promontory. and falling over
an artificial dam, PUSHES swiftly down its rocky bed
| until It tumbes into the harrow cbasm, through
which, boiling. surging, and in eddying whlrlpoos
IL topples down the valley The scenery is bold and
strlklng-and the varying foliage Of the autumn clad
woods gave sombre tint TO the rocks, the valley,
and the conlmlnglng sky. Gagged in a strong en-
closure, bald Eagle, with piercing eye, looks out
upon the scene, as It painting to soar once again
above the high crowned rocks which skirt his mar
row abode. Leaving the spot tor more leisure visit
at future day, we returned TO tha hotel, where we
joined the line OF march tor the field on which the
whlstllng pIoughman was 10 win his earthly honors
Our driver was 'genus loci"-be knew the name
of every candidate and his geneology;but unuckily
Tor his veracity, not single name was correct. he
bundered into short cut and brought US up before
stiff fence, where we left him TO find his way back
as his unlncky stars might guide him, while we made
the best OF our way over a marshy lot 10 the held
Here we found a motley crowd collected-ierm-
ere, factory girls, men mounted and IN wagons
oyster stands, cider vendors, eegar stalls, and many
team OF .goodiy proportions, already IN harness,
and breaking ground to prepare themselves for the
contest. The ground selected was a small field OF
sloplng lawn, about mile from Paterson, and was
lad out IN plots Of one-eighth Of an acre each. Inc
soil was light end sandy, and not well calculated to
display the beauties OF good ploughing rich, deeI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-16

produce universal sympanJ lisiic
can be said by any one, but what 10 the
language of the heart. ia tones moi loud
bni deepeevery one present has silently
said 10 himself My respected friend
lFom Virginia. By whom this Offering Of
eniriolic sentiment has been presented 70
I ne representative assembly Ofthe naiion.
hte, Il SCENE 10 me, already said all that
IN be said suitable to this,occasion. 10
parting from him. as,<dfter q few short
days. We must all do il will. on my part,
b Borrowing that 10 al probability shall
Zee bis face aud hear bis voice no more.
But his words Of this day are planted in
my memory, and will there remain till the
last pulsation Of my heart.
The sword of WAsHlNcToN The staff
pf FRANKLlNl Oh. sir. what associations
hJn laked in- adamant with those names !
IWashfngton, The warrior Of human Zee.
-lWashinglon. whose sword. as my
friend has said, was never drawn but in
The cause Of bis country. and never sheath
led when welded in bis country's cause !!
franklin, the philosopher Of The thunder
tplt. the printing press. and the plough
hare What names are these 10 the
Itonsy catalogue Of the benefaciofs Of hu.
hsn kindi Washington and Franklin !
What other two men, whose lives belong
. The eighteenth century Of Chris.endom,
1ave lef deeper impression Of Them
keIves upon the age ia which they lived.
aud upon all after time Washington.
khe warrior and the legislatori 10 War,
conlehding blythe wager Of battle for the
Independence Of bis country. aud for the
freedom Of the hpmap race; ever mani
Testing. amidst its horrors. BY precept and
IeKample. bis reverence for the laws Of
Peace, and for, the tendetest sympalhies
Eof humanity: 10 Peace, soothing the fero-
Icious spirit of discord, among his own
eouniryme1. into harmony and union. aud
eivine 10 that very sword, now presented
+ 70 bis country CHARM more potent than
THAT attributed in ancient times 10 the Tyre
tef 0rpheas. franklin the mechanic Of
bis own fortune. teaching, 10 early youth,
under the shackleS Of indulgence. the way
10 wealth, and 10 the shade Of obscurily
the path TO greatness; ia the maturity Of
manhood, disarming The thunder Of its
tsrrors, the lightning Of its fatal blast. and
Wrestling from the iyrants hand the sill
more effective sceptre ofoppresslon: while
descending into the vale Of years. ira
vsrsing the Atlantic ocean, Drawing in the
dead Of winter the battle and The breeze,
bearing 10 his hand the charter Of lnde-
pendence. which be had contributed 10
form, and rendering, from the self created
s.:n. - ne mighbest Inonarchs Of Eu-
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A FINE OPENING !!
gTrOOlE OF GOODS
roR sALE on uAsx TERMS

TSIHE subscriber. desiring 10 change his,hnsi.
u ness, offers Goe, sale, bis ENTIRE STOCK
or GOODS, which csnsisis in part Or Cloths,
Cassimeres Cassinetis, Calieoez, and all other
articles usually keptsfH ! County store. Beng
anxious 20 settle up bis business, he will give q
great Bargain Id bis stock, which amounts 10
about $500. The situation or the Store is one
or the best in the Valley FOX Country Store,
there being no other stand nearer than Shep-
herds,own, that being al q distance Of miles.
The store room in whichthe goods are. can be
had for term Of years. or should the purchaser
prefer, they can Be=remossd.
TKRMs will be made easy.
Persons desiring any further information will
please call on the subscriber al tiardscrabble,
Berkeley couaiy, or BY letter, address him BIT
Jefferson County, postsge paid.
I. w. cHAPLlNE.
Hardscrabhle vs. Jan. 10 1851
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Yosf & wife.

who are determ ined 70 add no more tariH on
their goods. than is necessary 10 meet the econ
omical wants Of their own government Exps-
rience has taught US that small expenses require
only light tariff I've therefore pledge ourselves
to direct our undivided attention 70 procuring
articles Of the best quality, nnd a. lowest pr,
ces, Of which the following are 10 part:
Brown Sugars and Herrings
Nails and Putty,
Bacon and Cigars,
Brooms and Loaf Sugars,
Rosin Soap and Molasses,
Mustard and Fish Oil,
Shad and Lump Sugars, If
Matches and Teas, E#
Sperm Oil and Cinnamon. III:
Common whiskey and Nutmegs. lis
Peas Candy snd Aackerel,
Cul-and-dry and Vinegar. TN
Wooden Buckets and Rice,
Shoe Backing aud Salt Sacks,
Ginger aud Brushes.
Empty Barrels and Alspice,
Rum and Salts,
TIN Ware and Pepper,
Madeira Wine and Wrapping Paper,
Cayenne Pepper and Camphor,
Holland Gin and Butter,
Old Whiskey and Pipes,
Tobacco and Lard,
Chocolate and Rappee Snud,
Dipped Candies and Coffee,
Sweet Wine and Onions, M
Rnisins and Scotch SNUFF,
C0dfsh and Mould Candles,
Brandies and Bedcords.
Cheese and Candlewick,
Pocket Combs and PORT Wine,
Window Glass and Gloves.
Percussion Gaps and Hops,
Jamaica Spirits and Fancy Soap,
Indigo and Jugs,
: Sperm Candles and Flour, III
Shoe findings and Salaraiius.
Ground Alum Salt and Starch,
Shoes and Tin Plate,
Twine and Shot,
Glue and Flasks,
rr.~,wder aid Tubs,
Together wsth many other articles soOSedl
GUS 10 enumeraie. I,
10 returning nv sincere ihanks 70 ny o's
Ifrisnds and customers. 4 would respectfully soil
eli continuance Of their patronage 70 tns gss
6rm. HENRY Y0ST.
Harpess.T Ferry. Feb is .1043.
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NO5l{lNIAo

YKyHEundersig6 has taken out Administers
III ton, with The win annexed, unoH the Es-
tsie of 9J0SEPH T. DAUGHERTY, late Of
this county, deceased Persons having claims
are requested to produce them 10 me al my Of
zee in Chafisstown And ihoss knowing theln-
selves to be indebted will save troable, by ten
deriHg 10 me At an early day, some satisfactory
settlement. AND KENNEDY,
adm'r g a IF Joseph T. Daaghertys decd.
CharIestbwns Feb 9. I5A3&
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VIRGINIA. q viii:


At Rules holden in the Clerks Office or III
Circuit Superior Court Of [ Nv and Chsncery
for Jefferson County, the first Monday ia
Feb'ry, 1919:
Joseph H. Knods, PLAINTIFF,
s AGAINST
Franklin Blackford, DEFENDANT.
TNHE defendant, Franklin Blackford no having
entered his aPpearances and given security
according to the act OF assembly and the rules
Of this court and il appearing BY satisfactory
evidence that be is not an inhabitant of this
country II Is ordered, That he said defendant
do appear here on the 6rst day Of the next
term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and
that ! copy Of this oIeer be forthwith inserted
in soma newspaper published in Charlestown,
for two months successfully, and posted Ut the
front door Of the courthouse 10 the said town
Of charIestown.
Feb. l6. 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-16

MY circumstances will not permit OF longer
IA indulgence being given TO those who are
indebted to me, and unless 81 those who know
themselves 70 Be 50 indsbseds attend 70 This Last
Notice before the lst Of March, shall he com
PEELED 70 place their 1ceopnts u ne hands pta IN
olf,eer for collection Nilhoiltrespecs % persons
RICHARD a. M0RRlSs-
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HENRY TOST.

IfNoREvER grateful to the public, for the yeI
y ry-liheIal patronage they have extended
towards him, and DESTROYS OF letting them know
that he has associated himself with one whom
he has known by experience for The last 6fieen
years to be an able Practitioner At the Bar 81
Economy. The business will in future be con,
ducted-not By proxy, but 10 person-under The
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ESTRAY.

l0AME 10 The farm of The subscriber neqn
lhe jasi Of Deesmber, RED 4 Wilt
sPeCKLED STEER, three years old Ah'
owner i requested % prove property pay Hehsfs
rs. knd lake him away.
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VIRGINIA. 20 wit:

VIRGINIA, 10 VII:
At Rules holden in the Clerks Once ofthe Circuit
Superior Court ofLaw and Chaneery for effersou
County, the first Monday ID February, fS4Si
Tarnsr a. Milton and Sarah W. his rijs, lot,
Sarah W. Beeler, PLAIETpFs,
AGAINST
.abruham lslsr, George sisr. Thomas Briscoe, John
Doisnsy and Hugh Mcdonald, saG Henry D.
GarnhGrt, DEFENDANTS,
IN Ck.AJNcERY.
TIME defendants, Abraham Isler, John Down
L ey,and Hugh Mcdonald, not having entered
their appearances. and given security according "a
the act Of assembly and the rulss Of this court
and il appearing BY satisfactory evidences that
they ere not inhabitants Of this country: II Is o..
dsrsd, That the said defendants do appear her,
on the drst day Of the next term, and answsl
the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy ofthiI
order be forthwith inserted in some newspapel
published IN Charlestown, for two months sue,
eessively, and posted At The front door Of ID.
courthouse in the said town Of Charlesiown.
A Copy-Teste,
r. 7. BROWN, Cirrk.
Fab 16 fe4S f44
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Dissolution.

rwNFiE co.partnership heretofore existing boz
tween the undersigned, Under tbs name
of FLOREa& KEYEs, 10 The Mercantile pn-
Ainess. at BeTryxile. was 8 sday dissolveds by
Imniual consent.
IAN persons debteasto the late hrm ArasFo-
lspecsfuily realesied e settle and pay e huM-
PHREx KEyEs, who i sutherized tosFeee.nfsas I
| debts due said .fifm-and all persons ting
sclaims srsinsi said frm will pressnt them 81
him for psymsnts he having e psy ~ Y. ,;sOl'Ps'
HUMPHRKY KEKH2.E
psrrTviIls,reb /. isx5.
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80.
William Miller, PLAmrirS,
AGAINST
.qtraham Isler, -DEFENDANT,
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Abraham Isler. not h.ving
= entered his appearance, and given secu.
rty according 10 the act Of assembly and the rules
Of this court and il appearing by sagisfacto-
~ evidence thSt he il not an Inhabilant OF this
country: II d ordered, That the said defend
ant do appear here on the FIRST day 81 the next
term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that
aeopy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published 10 Charlestown. for two
months sueeessyey, add posted al the front door Of
the courthouse ia the said town Of Charleslown.
"A Copy-Teste,
III R.T. BROWN, Clerk
rah ne YQA4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-16

tfuEs Etltf ecrts Of tht land 3fc we'll
seeded down II Wheat. abd edrsi3erabls bnr-
tim Of i well set ~ timothy meadow About
Is Acres are u thrifty tinihers he remainder
being al aEabgs Land clear 81 rock and brakes.
of unsurpassed Fertility b hrsn hparssnd tha
highest state ~ calllteliuns The HoNsa Is Stu
ate y ithia 500 yards Of he BaElsao III aid tlAi0
Rail Road and heeeskihse lrnm BelimoFe III Hse
nr SIX hours. The iSFn 4 ahoai eqai-disfsnt
from Charlestowns HaFrers1 Ferry and Ssaep b.
sherdstown--b being about miles from elaer
places within about 3 miles pr The Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal. end about Tbs sAsne distance
from the Smithiold and tiarpers-F Ferry tuftpike
a similar tract v lard adjsiaing and cop.aln-
ING the like nuulbek &c acres. originally part OF
the same tract, bslorging 10 Col Edmuud n
Hrnier q Betkelsss may e ohtained upon rea-
soRablc terms.
Both farms are vel waserea--the fSrmer
having anever.fai !. Il pump near The ,snd
the latter an aoundantkt suanirs through Il.
The titles ere iHaisputabsoj Possession viii
b g,rea Of the PREMISES On TIC Tilt day of
March next.
TERMs-so much Or The purchase money
a may be necessary Hp defraS alhe expenses of
the Trust ard. of the sale, aad q pay 1000
with interest from IQ5 3, ls4a. cash $1,000
with intercs, from July 9, Ie4a Till Fails ID Is
paid July 3. lS43- $500 with Interest from
EJ1iy 9. lS4R. ill paii Ii be paid Iuls b 1914 $
and the residue to be paid Jul; o, 1915. With in-
terest from the iime Of safe for lhe deferred
payments bonds and approved personal securi-
tys Or deed OF trus, upon the land
WI. c. H0RTHfNGTON,
Dec |, 1912. T,ssstse.
Raliimors .amtriesn, ana Frederick E<aaliaer,
Hfnsers lhe = hove Il ksts
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All Persons Indebted,

e7tAre earnestly requested TO come forward
immediately and settle the same by payment Or
note. Some accounts have been standing for
years, and in justice 10 myselflhe accounts mos,
be closed, and no further indulgence need be
expected. l. w. CHAPLINE.
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TIP fLNTI GRE IL

Tx UST Sill H. -
"A s Trustees named in Deed OF Trust exc
- culed BY Thomas II. Percue and wife.
and admitted Is record ID The Cierk, : Office of
The County Court Of Jefferson, on the 10Th day
lar October, 1897, he undersigned will offer for
I4ale, eli pnbc auction, before the Court honse
l9 cor OF JEFFERSON crunry stfQrisy tks nosh
Igay IF Feh,ssa y. merit,
The Tract Of LAND
conveyed to them by said Deed Of Trust, or 50
tmuch thereof Is msy be necessary 10 pay The.
sum Of $1,000 with interest from April %, 1889,
lto be.cfedhsd By The sum Of 1913 SO paid May
I -, 1871
Tie Tract contains 300 ACRES
hes on the East side o1 The Shenandoah
Erirer, and adjoins tie Sllannondale Far
mace land. it has been much Improved
,cifhin d feao gears past and Is deemed
ralHable.
TERMS.-I'he amount Of the expenses Of
sale. and The deed of trust, and the amount VI
The debt above mentioned, CASH. And HtsU
whole Tract be sold, the balance Of ihe-purchase
money 10 he paid in equal payments Al one. two
and three yesrs, TO Be well secured BY personal
security On deed oftrust
DANIEL McPFIERS ON.
WM. g. WoRTHINGTON.
I, Jan 10. 1913 Tfpsitss
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= E Defendant, Mortimer Garrett. moi
lsSins entered his appearances. and gissp
seenritJ according 70 the Act Of Assembly md
The Rnles Of this Court. and il appearing byf g.
llsfsetpfs evidences that he Is moi, an iphabitanl
of ehit cnaniry: 4 = ordered, That the said de-
tendalt az appear here on the hrkt day ofihe
next ipnms and onswsf The bill OF the plaintiff
and ilIAt = eepy Of this order BE- forthwith in.
serted iA some newspaper published in Charles
town fpr two months successfully, and posted
at The font door Of the eourt-houss in tho said
town of Chsrles.own.
"A copy-Teste.
RORERTsT. BROWN, Clerk.
Feb.si6, ISl3
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{T0H RENT. he DtelIipg House % 1naT
y town. 6sIonkine 70 he heir q ~ trfne,
oppressive David Hnuphre1.,l Possession B'ssn
90 he la aey q April next. s
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reif, and Mortimer Gan EFT.
DEFEsDAErs,
IN CHANCERT.
efendant, Mortimer Garrett, notbay-
Inferred his appearance, and given Sc
riding 10 the Act Of Assembly and the
is Court, and il appearing By satisfac-
nee that he is not I'D inhabitant OF
ry: Itis ordered, That Lhe said defend.
pear here on the first day Of the next
answer the bill Of the plaintiff and
81 Of this order be forthwith inserted
ewspsper published ih caarlestown,
eonths successively, and posted at The
T Of the Court-house ip the said town
estown.
A Copy-Teste.
R. t. BROWN, cIrk,
F. I6. Is43.
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To Samael Hughes and Catharins MS
,ui3e, William II. Fa@hugh and Nd
ria a, his riff, John C. Dorsey add
Louisa has triiYs, John Sarage and NJ
einiae H. his s6sfs, CaikariRe II BIZ
en, u. Holker Hughes, Napoleon B.
Hughes, Henry Hughes, Loais n.
Hughes, Lanfa "A. Hughes, and Chs.
.NfC6rnick, TAKE NOTICE A
znIIr 81 he TIM day o. March ns4H ]
s6.|. IKE he deposition of James 4stsh5i II
I u a1i Huh III lee, * ne once Of s5iiskl &
Iss. is Winchssis,r, il Frederick county. Wig
bsiteen 5 o'clock 4. -. and 5 o'clock ? NJ q
lk,, dag. q Be read 8 evidences in aseuis Re
psnainf ID he Circuit Superior Court q i,,v
ADD cfankofy q claEks county, tlrsis,s, / q
he chaiEsfJ si1c, u which - plst1lih fn'
Yo1 are dtf.ndsnis- Yours. Gc. ~
EDWARD T. COOKS
FEB. Is, lsts ~. i
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