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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-22

RICHMOND 4 LYNCHBURG CANAL PACkEi i"''"
By Iron Steamboats, ..,,,aiy,
THE undersigned beg leave TO inform the public;
that tie above Line has established, ana he he.
running abo1t the Goth Jny The precise e rtef ~
aer nuLIished The boats will Of the best "t4.
comfort safety and expedition, and will at"t1 sue" 49,
the through or way will insdre satsac'" }; hour
Through, from Richmond TO l.. nob6Its nIww0tK co
tri weekly. CHAhLEs pi"' lt-25Hl!
Richmond, July 4, 1913.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-22

Ut sUU"'
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class o. Tor lei3, 10 be drawn al
aexanra u. a. Saturday ociuber H. l-i3, by aah under
he direction of Commissioners appointed for that purpose
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-22

IN acknowledgements The Circuit Superior Count 81
Chancey the county Of MiddirseN, April 2Vt
lsi3.
on the tnoon Of Mary Whitley, Tahitha DAME lanes
Daniel John K DANIEL cgaee> o samuel = Whitley d.
ceased Ordered, that all persons having claims against he
sand samuel : Whitley do exhibit Robert ~ lrc
Administrator de- bonis non sad Samuel = Whitley,
before uf ucober 1884, and that copy OF iS order
be publ shed Tor chr cCtssvriy in pub
lisIcd IN The city Richmond copy also posted al HE
front door of the coIrt county rs" serea 'n
days. y cops-Tcse, JOHN :. hEALl : '.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-22
]. G. GREGORY d Co., Managers.
Office on MAN, door beop Nam and IAN Streets
RICHMOND Virginia
s5o o00-so5 0OO
S5U.UUU-S20,1UU.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Cass No 49, for st3 TO be drawn

D prizes-amnunting 10 SN'
-''~ rs number I.ot,ery-la drawn ballots -
Whole Tickets sl5-halyrs7 aa-qnarers - 3D. 6
Certificates of packages OF ~ Whole Tickets,
Do e5 Quarter do.
Do p Eighth do.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-22

cHANEERY.-EIRGtSi.:-At Rllrs held III the ief.'S
Of Cour Of Law and tharc.ry
county the ~ day of August, \ D.. - 3:
Anderson Edwards, Sheriff OF Chesterfield county, Pani
against
BENJAMIN Bowlcs. William GooIr, it, Mack Goode, Ptlc
Taylu John Taylor, John H. 1raylor and Thomas Dyer.
prirudans
The defendants, Bowcs and Tbos D,T, haNIn.
and security, accordn. "a he act
al Assembly aud Tins Court, and lpuaEn:
,fctory evidence inhabitants c this
wealth. Ordered That the said defendants d" appear here
on the first day of THIS Court and
,wrr the bill the plaintiff and that ccpy Of tins ORDER be l
with newspaper published IN the c "i Richmond
for two months successfully, and posted II the from, Goofo Tie
Court house Of this county. ~
A ropy-Teste l.. W. CARTER, u, e.
Az,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-22

DRINTING INK.-We shall have constantly on hand full
supply Johnson Durarrs Printing Ink al moderate
prices
Enquirer Office, March 10, ls43 loo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-22

-- Here they came, ROSTERS, and hen. and
pulle's, and lule chicks Growing cackling, cnirp-
ing flying and futtering over beds, chars, and
tanlcs-sghiing on the old wom1ns head and shtuld
frs intterng against he. sides, peckng al her hands,
and creating DIN and confusion, altogether indecr
hable. The old lady seemed delighted thus TO EXHIBIT
her ieathered "s,ock and would occasionally excim,
nice PAssEL !-"Ain't they nice passed. = Blu, she
never would say what they worth No persuas on
could bring her TO the point and our papers at Wash
,ng'on contain no estimate of the value Of the widow
Stokes poultry though as she said herself she bud
"a MIGHTY NICE PAssEL."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-22
PHILIP u. WINSTON. e. nc.
IN CHANCERY-- Court held for Cumberland
j County, the 9th day OF July, ls;a.
John French, guardian OF Thomas y. French, Painful


Thomas p. Nash, Lacy l.. French, William colqui Jage
CresIaw, Mary Creushaw and Thomas Cienshaw, William
Crcnslaw Judith Crenshaw, Josiah Thompson and Polly h
WIFE Joseph H. Coqut, Caleb A. CoquI anG judith H. foquU
and the said Thomas " French, Defendants:
The defendants Josiah Thompson and Polly his WIFE and
William Crenshaw and Judith Cfensaw, children =" Nancy
Crenshaw decd having entered their appearance and gwen
security, according Ia the OF isrm5. aud thu rules OF his
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
inhabitants OF this County, Ordered, That the said G
PENDANTS do appear here the first day al September tonu
and the bill OF the plaintiff and a, copy oi this order
forthwith inserted paper published ~ ttr city
Richmond months successfully and posted AT the
door Of the Court hoisr OF this county.
Copy-Tesie, b. b. WoUDSoE, e.
Ju,y 23-w>w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-22
JIG. GREGORY d Co.. Managers,
SPLENDID SCHE.HE FOR SATURDAY,, OCTOBER ID.
100000! s30,0O0H sI4.OGs!!

Office Maui ID door beom Ham and lith streets,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-15

routh sewe % e.,.c...,''..'.. ! 0o 70 oo
W., find toe geate ment Of Cater ,ots Slippers
Buskn Tie Punel, Bukins lIsht aud dark cooTed half
tes, House Slippers viii and black slippers satin
CATERS Misses and Chdreus CATERS bussirs slippers ties
ng with the Of French goods warranted be the best
u GREGOHs n L..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-15

CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
PHILLIPS, Merchant Tailor, tlate Of Astor House,
~. Broadway impressed with the of the
exgency Of the by the OF his pices and finding
itmpossibe to do while subject TO the outays
dway loo essary I0cus
only effect thswithout disp quality
Of his gamen he h removed his Establishment
gentlemen be supplied at deduction Of
from his former low prices.
The following, is submitted merely .p,cimen Of tho
foregoing assertion -
Sups rne Goats made the best STYLE from Sc tn Sl8
Extra do, Of the finest quality, ~ TO %
Chall Vess, as
g. r. begs leave conclusion obervc, tn. above articles
may relied on, all respects to be OF the genuine
than any other house furnishing the
an ity OF articles
WRENCH ChRCEL LAMPS, CeDdeebra,. Lustres, sc
IT subscribers have Just opened splendid
tr hese guoos with Of Other tices 10 the
line OF civ styles. An Inspection hem invited.
Depot of Nj chanicaI Lamps, % john street,
A DIACON 4 h. ID. SAXrON,
rnol froAxc Au.u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-15

MMrsopbTANT TO sDUTHERN ANp wEsTERN
= HnmnkLHANTS, AND COUNTRY DEALERS IN
The ,ab.eIiesT having entered mo The above
matsn ~ city, and like the Troy humbug and many
ohers IN the same ne advertising their trash AZ 10
NAV o. had any gu htt IS TO ,uit the me
apve esteb shmenc warranted for durability ld oh spncss
TO be unsurpassed Call and judge for you,selys,
Late Sropson Wilson. .
William az - iI34t.ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-15
BILLIARD SALOON
NO. BARCLAY STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW
THE AMERICAN HOTEL.

NO. BARCLAY STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW
THE AMERICAN. HOTEL.
DRlCE REDUCED to One Sailing per Hundred, from 3
M to 3P M.-The subscriber informs his friends and
the public In general that ne has Five New Billiard Tables
separate the front soon-wo
saloon, and the front rooma irst rate order
With private Cue for his especial ueChc tqb!e, being in DIFF
select and Leesble gentle visiting his house.
ALSO, TWO FINE BOWLING ALLEYS IN THE
EASEMENT.
His Bar will always be stocked with the choicest Wines and
Liquors and the best Segas be hadalso Sherry Cobbers
Mint Juleps Punches; made be surpassed
B-The apartments have undergone thorough rctting
new paper, painting, &c.
10 Gentlemen will please to Communicate neglect of
FTANCIs MONTENEGRO.
mch16 tm$r Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-15
NEW FIREWORKS LABORATORY,
BY JOHN TRAGARDH,

WI tho homoVi, IN Ai'ei'.
NEW FIKEWoRKS LAB0KATORY,
BY JOHN TRAGARDH
avs tn. honor
s File se sy hf' aG
Ia s a % 1S ,H % lS,s Dock il Ss
which they offer COMMITTEE, oheT: fsvyra
B,l ewing the trade principle of moderate cash price
ss' Of RSe the
~ anY as or o s
NICHOLAS A. KoLLBERG&l TRAGARDH.
my I2mer Harsimus Long Dock, New jersey
FIREWORKS, CRACKERS, &c.
COUNTRY and F9 cty dr!.; JGLT will find !,
a
ss,ed Remember the Of the mammoth slv rockets
FIREWoRKs BY THE MANUFACTUKEKs=.D
% Nh Mo Oasc co fyo,ssh.s y Ghns% street offers
sS s e this 1s, Ts
Lst; also sell Cheaper any ysadsT twin
s% s S2 To i
'hs Tree G a~ F.woL. Of with GRIM
sGn RED pu1O green yellow and blue fires Also eooIed
BH j. 5a5EEWF IF
I'll S.""sl:, S ss; ssf s; ss$s"'
4 Noni. a. ERIK, and Them accordingly. in
r.: "nfs Ss York
j & II Z ms SsSsR, P,s s::'y
The Board OF Undirwren IF New York,
A Msi, os 4 J5 p.s.iden''
ssc'y fire Board Of Underwriters.
BOOKKEEPING.
v...aJs BARLOW c'uy announces that he has
MIR. c. C. MARSH,
in hi :: s
the thorOngh
ssy swsd BY bis Mr. B. hs
% Al x1so sS return. hi.
r. q: city
con6d n eommrnd mere mile comm .n
to which siIs ~
e H term, reduced to SUIT the time. So e, will
sn,ts he pupil receive until h. thoroughly
' ,n,m.. ~ ~ WIZ. BARLOW. Accountant.
BARKY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
A c, BARRY, ARTIsTIN HAIR FROM LONDON
ss S s"s Y Sa asn:
Well s and q hs s, n and VI
form zach pert. heads Of ha that they mus. be to be
new of the of Wig Making taught in five lie.
he S a Tss 'Se ss m
keI in the cys Broadway. corner of Liberty street up
GAMDaN-Tns proesloIs having awaited Il ,%seyes
% s msny Of the ssa @ s row inc to
thtm and the pubic general ths COMPLETE
,ements for public and bathing Shower baths
improved principle, and boys swimming school, that
off red 10 public patronage Having estabhed
thorough Of salt all surface
il compile tsly uded.
H' GARDEN n1 Bdss Books ' The
subscription aud the inspection of citizens and
is respectfully licted. ia
FANCY DRY GOODS.
THE Subscriber has opened ,Gek Of Dry Goods:
sing Of q owes Hosiery, Laces, hb pns, EWhroderes,
Mu ns Sc at 6h Greenwich street above Cour lndt
They have been purchased principally ct auc aud during
the spring. and the late will be sold
duced prc cd bonnet ribbons at Isl bst do at Cd
boIes stvle striped and shaded Rbbons few
rich black long Shswls and small lot of Fech Mu,ns
from auction this dy-200 style striped .k P,'ns At Ii
Cd; cheap hosiery AID gloves II G. MOORE.
TO LET AS ABOVE-A large well Iighted Base
under the place, four furnished rooms, BILE
for small ales The situation good for
ing house, and the basement well suited that busns,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-15
The Great Mass Meeting In the Park In
favor Of irish Repeal. last Evenlng-Tre-
mendOus kxtitement--The Revolution

DeSun.
AT halfpast six o'clock last evening, the largest
Mass Meeting ever held in this city, took place in the
Park. The steps of the City Hall, and the open
space In 'front.' were crowded by dense mass of at
tentive and orderly auditors and spectators There
could not have been less than ten thousand persons
presenand that estimate probably falls considerably
short OF the real number The platform was crowd
ed by number of the most influential of our Irish
citizens, and many Americans friendly to the cause
OF Repeal. We never witnessed at any large meet
Ingsuch uniform good order, and patient attention
The whole mass felt and acted as one man, and the
enthusiasm Can be imagined only by those who have
had opportunities Of witnessing and hearing demon
STATIONS OF Irish feeling and excitement.
The following were the officers of the meeting,
and the list comprises, it will be seen some of the
most respectable names in the city =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-15

L. DIT is said that the government o. L.a 3
ward University contemplate conierrns me I.ls ..
Doctor of Laws on Mr.. Tyler during nls "''' |"
Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-15
. THE FOUR OF july
BOOTS AND SHOES

Cheap and Shoe Market, No 500 Greenwich
Ladies' and gentlemen ad ed to call he above and
Divide with roots slippers
gal &c the and fashionable styc,
and sold # little cheaper han else where.
Heads fam will money by calling here, the
cheap depot D. MT forget he number Clinton Cheap Boot
and Snoe Market 500 Greenwich street, Spring
90 ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-15

80 Dbl, Alum
Also on hand
Printing Par er-2aXi2 2sX37 aX8 iiX2t 2Xsi 2sxx0
Together with general assortment OF writing and app,ng
Papers, for sale by H. klNGsLEf,
m23 lm'r III Maiden Lan..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-15
PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER
BY E. SUSER, IT'S Broad,oay, basement,


- T. SUSEK, Bootmaker, and maker OF Lasts an
6 "EIven Of Ccrcc Of Paris begs leave to inform his
friends and all the amateur. OF genticmanly ehsussurc
that make in New York with the best French
materials all that perfectly made in as by his master
the celebrated Cerce whose customers
on this side Of the Atlantic resp ctfuy invited
sUSERs and lasts beior the despair OF being chaus
SEP New York, at,ef the incest, latest Paris fashion
Also the genuine Paris Jet Black Var lish sold.
1,ysr
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26
FROM EUROPE.

The ship Garrlck, at New York,
brings London papers to the l4ih and
Liverpool to the 18th ultimo. They con-
tain little news Of interest. Parllamen,
wa, again prorogued TO the Cd of Feb.
ruary, when it is actually to meet for the
despatch of business. The treaty with
China had arrived in England, with let
ter Of assent from the Emperor, express.
sing his readiness to sgn 1t Immediately
after j, shall have received the signature Of
the British Queen. There was no other
news from China. General Lord Hill
died on the 10th ultimo in the list year Of
his age. The insurrection ut Barcelona,
in Spain, was ended-though not till Els.
partero had bombarded the town for some
hours. Ii was however, not materially
injured The moo, during the evening
aud day preceding the surrender, attack
sd the town house, where the TREASURY ol
the municipality, con sting of S200, 600
was deposited, and having stolen 1t, pro
ceeded 10 other houses where it was sup.
posed a similar booty could be- obtained
The greatest confusion and violence
reignsd every where, until at last, the re
spectacle portion of the National Guards
who had a house, or property, or family
70 defend, were compelled to throw opor
the gates Of theci;v to the soldiers, IN or
der 10 protect themselves against the rab
be which they had armed against the Go
yernmpn,.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26

Mr.. WEBSTER AND Mr.. CAss.
tract Of private letter from WASHING.
TON Cry.
1t is reported here, in political circles,
that very sharp correspondence took
place b etween Mr.. Webster and Gov.
CHss, during the visit Of the latter to this
city. The subject WINS the Quintupe
Treaty, and the provision of the Wash
ington Treaty IL reference to the main.
tensnce OF n squadron on the Coast Of
Africa. II is said that Gov. Cass took
occasion, in the course of one Of his let.
ters, TO refer, in a very personal and
even offensive way, to the course Of Mr..
Webster during the last war.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26
.rrxIcn ANn TEXAS.

The Vera Cruz Ssygio. Of the 18th De-
cember. saws: A gentle man worthy OF
credeuee hos furnished US with the follow.
;ng narrative, which we transmit TO our
renders, though burning with indigna.
ton:
"The Texans TO the number of seven
hundred, with three pieces Of artillery,
have Invaded the department Of Ttmauii-
pas, and taken possession OF the town o.
Laredo, one OF the fine cities 10 the north
Of that State. We are informed that the
detachment under the commend OF ooi.
Calis,a Bravo, not being able 10 resisi inc
Texan forces, was competed 70 Ie''ea''
-scorting q number Of Mexican iamii'es
who had lei, |. o.edo to repair 10 0uefrr.
70. General P.dro Reyes, commano"
Of the army of the north, has crossed 'he
river Bravo, to give battle TO the enemy
The T'eras Times, tGslveston,) Janus
nv 7,h, gives the following account oil the
sff,ir referred to 10 the proceeding para.
gfagh:
"Bythe Dayton, from Houston, (arriv-
ed the LIST Jsnuary,) we received papers
IN The ,jUt0 HillHIu, GDuidiiliUE tDb pIOtl-
Gus news ofihe capture Of the Mexican
town Of Laredo on the 9th December
The few Mexican troops who occupied
the place made hasty retreat without
firing gun. Being notified OF this, our
army sent a messenger 10 the Alcalde TO
make acquisitions for necessaries, which
were promptly furnished. After taking
the town, few Of the tioops crossed the
RIO Grande. and planted the banner of
the Single Star on the west bank. Our
army consisted OF between seven and
eight hundred men.
On the 10Th u,imo, the army, number
ing from 400 to 500, Gas varouslv estima-
ted, crossed the RIO Graude and took up
the line Of March for Guerrero, a town
ubou, sixty miles below Laredo; from
thence it is presumed they will proceed
rapidly onword and take Mier, Cnmareo.
and Rhinosa; by which time il is to BE-
hoped that sufficient reinforcemen,s will
join them to encourage descent on Ma
lamoros."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26
DIR. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE
LIFE MEDICINES

DOSSESS qualite, of the most mild and bene-
IL fetal nature. They are composed If a,ticles
the most anti prutrescent, combined with ingred-
enis known tho only certain antidots for fevers
Of every description. When the disease is produce
ed either from cold. obstruction, bad air, swamp,
and damp situations. or puIrd miami, whether ma
lienant or epidemic, by Other causes, these med
icines are cettain in their operation eli .es, -
They are possessed Uf peculiar qualities, which not
only expe all disease, but at the same time restore
and invigorate the system. When fast taken into
the stomach they Immediately dIfi,-e themselves
like ysPor through every perr, producing effects al
once delightful selntary. and permanent. When
the spark Of lite begins to grow dim, the circula-
ton sneuid and the faculties parslyied these med
icnes are found TO give tone to the nerves, exhl
arate the animal splits, invigorale tina body, md
re-animate the whole man.
The LIFE MEDICINES have also been nsed
with the most happy success IN Nervous and Dy.-
peptic diseases, Consumption, Asthma, Liver Com
plant, Rheumatism, [chronic and inilammatoTy
Dropsies &c.
For full particulars the reader is invited to call
at MIR. Mohat's office. 375 broadway, N. Y. and
receive a copy OF the Medical Manual, designed as
domestic guide to health. published gra,ui,ousls
For sale, by VIM. DORSEY, Agent.
Msr'in.bnrE Jan. 26ih, le43.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26
IEMpERascE CIRCULAR.

In accordance with instructions from the JeBer
-ou County Temperance uninn. the undersigned
Nth great PLEASURE request tie Societies IN the
Conventional District composed of the counties o.
J,G-rson. Clarke. Frederick, Berkeley. Morgan,
Hampshire, LauIonn. Hardy. Harrison. Rncki"g-
ham. Shenandoah. Warren, Augusta. and Psse IA
spppini delegates Convention :" he held IN Win
chester. on the 22ad february, l843-ss'd soc'e-
ties send one delegate tor every 30 members
al.o one foe fraction Of two.thids that nuuIh-r.
E.ach Society is respectfully requested TO send 3
dersiled rerort of the d,ie of its organization,
number of members and pro.pacts.
wM. S. SMITH. }s,,,,ta,,,,.
ALEX. HOLLAND 'ee'''''
Harpers-Fery Jan. IL. 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26
FEVER AND AGUE.

rENlIlS dissereesble and very prevalent nervou'
Il affection proceeds alone from the state OF the
nervous s,stesl, affecting the stomach IL IS some
times efitc,uslIy cmed by n sudden shock or other
operation upon the mind but no dependence can
he placed upon shy remedy, except powerful ton
ic action upon the .iomnch.
DR.. MOfFAr'S PHGNIX BIfrERS and
LIFE PILLS haee btrs ha1 pity used for The
rnre ofFLVER & AGuE, with Invarlsbe success
DIR. MOFFAr has lately received from the
West, where the disease prevails to considerable
extent indubuable proofs that hi. medicines ae III
high estimation there, as speedy and ehectus
cure Of IL. He has upqnesiionsble city reference
Ms to its high efficacy, 10 this disagieesble aztec
lioE, which will be- gwen application at his Of
fee, ais Broadway, N. Y. Fo, sale. by
WIN. DORSEY, Agent.
Martnsburg. Jan Goth, lS43.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26
D IE D.


In Winchesief on Monday the 23d int, Mrs
MiRANpA CoLLiss, the es;imable consofl of Rev.
Jnhn A. Collins, &c the Methodist Episcopal
Church, aged about 40 year,. Mrs. e. has long
been suffering from her sffclon, ola Pulmonar.
nature, which finally resulted in her death having
borne her protrsc,edsnd severe illness Throughout,
with that vutuous submission to the will ct her
heavenly father which is SO truly characteristic OF
The christian.
Communicated
Died. August 18th, 1912, at Jos's Bayou. near
Lake Providence, Louisiana, RoHERT GLrss, son
Of Charles Pryion and Mississippi Lyle.
On Saturday. September 10TH 1912. MARdA
RET JAsn LyGE, OF cholera intsntum. daughter OF
the sane, aged years. months and 81 days.
The busy feet tina, gladly ran. thy mothers smile
greet,
The praulng tongue that Hsp'd her name, in child
hoods accents sweet,
The glossy curl that beam'd like gold upon her
snowy brow,
The lip meet rival for the rose, oh. death where
a;s they nov
On Thursday, November 10th, 1912, SwErsos
JEyFRIEs LrLE, of sransvlatsd hernia, agcd 3
months. son OF the same
'Suaer little children 10 come unto me. srd for
bid then no', Tor Of sush il The kingdom sf God.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26

VIRGIN MA TN the Circuit Superior Count Of
Law and Chsncery for Berkeley county Janu-
a,y Rules, 1913.
William Kerr, pHf
against
Ella Rees and Levi Hensbsw, adm'ors. Of May
Johnson decd, Nancy Johnson. Samuel Lane,
and Amy his wife, late Amy Johnson, Roberl
johnson, Abraham Johnson and Joha johnson,
d6s.
IN CHANCERY.
YENHE defendants, except Ellis Rees and Levi
Il iIenshsw, not having entered their appear
ance and given security, according TO the act OF
assembly and the rules Of this court, and IL APP
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they are our
Of this Commonwealth il is ordered, that the
said defendants do enter their appearance 10 ihi'
suit on the first day &C the next term, and answer
the bill of the paintH.-and that copy OF this or
der be forthwith Published in any newspaper With
in this county and continued FOR Two months sue
cessisely, and another copy thereof posted at the
front door Of The Court house OF the tad county.
Cops.--Tesie,
JOHN sTRoTBER, ..
Jasnsfy IS. iaSS.-2m-