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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-09-14

The Richmond Enquirer "bcars and forbears''
with the Petersburg RepubIican-and, with the
'Po-ee-cy' for which it is celebrated, returns the
Republicans hard blows with soft words The
Republican, however, refuses to be fooled after
mat fashion, and returns TO the charge with re-
doubled vlgOr 1t is all in vain, however. The
Enquirer Knows how to {" nurse its wrath.'' The
time may come when it will 9 draw the yentpep
Of It's ife'-and then let the Republican beware
either OF IFS anger or Of IFS contcmpt-each,
equally killing !-LynchJurg Tbginjan.
IMMENSE PRODUCT We learn that Hill Car
ter, ESQ., OF Shirley, on James River, Teapcd
from l6O acres $3.50 bushels of wheat, avcraoinn
50 bushels per acre this is unequalled in Vir-
ginia agriculture. His whole crop Of wheat Ton
30 acres) reached the large quantity of 5000
bushels, being an average of nearly so bushels
per acre.
AT Westover, the seat Of John n. Selden, Esq.,
on James River, 100 acres of wheat averaged 80
bushels per acfe-also noble product!
RichmOnd Enquirer.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-09-14

The National Intelligencer contradicts the state
mcnt that the Hon. n. p. TaIlmadge intends to
remove to Wisconsin. He has no idea of leav-
ing New York, al least during his present Sena-
torial term.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-09-14

The iron steamer Gov, Mcdowell made an en-
perimental trip on the James River Canal on the
9th as high up as the Tuckahoe Canal fourteen
miles above Richmond, and performed quite salts
notwithstanding at the rate Of l1 and 5 miles
an hour
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-09-14

support of the present Administration so far as its
measures may be Whig-thc One Term principc--thc
integrity ofth Wing Party-and the elevation of HsN-
RY Clay 20 the next Presidency.
-S N a U N IN o S s.----
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-09-14

r. ii. Moore, charged with shooting Il. T.. Lee,
in Fauquier county, has been acquitted by the
court.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
STARTLING FACTS.

I. Hundreds of children and adults are lost yearly
with worms, when some other cause has been sup
posed 10 be1ihe true one. E.
1t Is admitted by all doctors that scarce a man,
woman OF child exists but what sooner OF later
troubled with worms, and in hundredsof cases, sad
10 relate supposed fever, scarlatina, cod,o some
other siling, carries off the flowers Of the human
family--while. in truth they die Of Worms and
these could have been ersdicatSd in al day, by the
1se Of i bottle Of Kolmstockss Fermiluge, at the
cost Of quarter Of dollar "a
How sickenng the thought that these things
should be-and who can ever forgiyelthemselyes for
not irving this Worm Exterminator, when they
knozv that even the case was not worms, thisre-
medy could not BY any possibility do hurt but Ill.,
vays GOOD As 1 purgative-let TheFGisease be wha
I il may1 How important then'to use it, and who
will dare take tie responsibility TO do without il
Let every parent that is nota brute, ask themselves
this question in truth and soberness.
Mr.. j. C. RrxGoLn had child very sick for near
two weeks, and attended BY physician, without
relief, when Rolstock's Hefnfnge was given, AMI
next day more than forty worms we're passed, when
the child recovered rapidly }sEi s
For sale atIthe Drug Storesof
Fl BEARD & Co,
ChdrlesiOmn, Va.
A M CRIDLER,
Nov. 10, 1S42yA1y. Harpers4 Ferry, IA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
VIRGINIA. u hit:

Al Rules holden IN The Ukfk's Office Of the
EircuR Superior Court 90 Jaw and Chancery
dor Jefferson County. thE FIRST Monday =
March, 1913:
Rstsr Hageley. jacob A4as hman, FredsTick
:lHauekman Hsnry HOkisiisr and Cath
orias Ais ,cifs. George Agner and RAJ
csel Ris trifs Ekrisfind Marshall, Ellsa.
5sth llaesisv md Wm Eagle, .admiais
trafrfr and .7dminislsator of George
Hageiey deceased, PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
lalaTg Cooke, John Gooke. jacob Cooke.
Henry Cooke. Sarah .fan Cooke, raaiel
Cook Hswy Berry. qe,iag executor Of
.foka HhomsIdort. deceased. lliary Iioks,
John Ciice, Francis Gaze. Hilfiam tIiee,
FIN C9ice Join Crcaasr. .7nnCreamsy.
William C7ice. son IL Henry. John
Merritt, Wlilidm Msrrfft. Slockef Hesi.
and EiisobetA has scifs, John Merrill, III.
George Merritt, Henry Merritt, Peter
Merritt, Jacob Merritt. Samuel Bright.
dnd I'm AIS wifs, Sally Merritt. and
Margaret Merritt, Jaeeb Merritt. Can
Other jacob, and Barbara has wife. Ca
ihariae Myers. john James, and Sally his
Uifs, Margaret Cooper IEilliam Cooper,
.lohn Cooper. George Il. Cooper. Henry
Cooper, james FrankliA Cooper, Eliza
beth Nellie. and Waitfr 81 Myers, ans
- his mife. Is DEFENDANTS
IN CHANCERY.
TIME defendants, John Glice, Elizabeth Nc
Itee, Francis clice, William Clice, An
lClice, William clice, (son Of tienry,) WiIliaI
Merritt, St6cket West and Elizabeth his, vii,
John Merritt, George Merritt, Henry Merit
Peter Merritt, Margaret .MsFriit, Jacob Merit
John Merritt. n, John Crainer Ann Crane
EGaiharine Myers, John james, and Polly his VIII
Margaret Cooper, William COOPER, John Coo
FER, George A. Cooper, Heney Cooper, James
Cooper, and Walter MyHrs, ard - h
lMife, not having entered their appearance, ~ai
Egiyen security according 10 she Act of Ascend
aud che rules Of this Court, add happening by
tisfactory evidence that they IRE not inhabitants
ihis country 1t is ordered, Tlat the said defendat
do appear here on the first lig Of the next teri
and ANS The bill Of the plaintiffs; and that cd
Of this order be forthwith inserted in some newsT
: per Published ia Charestowli for two months 81
cdssiyely, and be posted at the front door of I
, Cpurt-house 10 the said town III Charlestown.
IA A Copy-Tese
~ ROBERT a. BROWN, Clerl
Is March q tS4S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
Coughs and Colds.

1NHESE very distressing complaints often
u lead into consumption through neglect al
The FIRST attack would therefore advise those
whose cough beginsto become troublesome and
the expecloration scahty, with more or less
soreness Of the throat difficult raising ofphlegm,
&C., that they should Immediately apply for a
suitable medicine, which is DR.. DUNCAN'S
"ExpEcroRANT REMEDY" for Consumption, &c.
This medicine have found in every instance 10
remove those unpleasant annoyaDees in a few
days. Que single bottle will in most cases,
prove this assertion. Therefore, you who wish
10 escape the early seeds Of consumption, avail
yourselves Of this all important opportunity, and
again enjoy the blessings ofhealth.
JAMES M. BIRCH, Kensington.
N.B.-The abovS was left at the office by
one who experienced the wonderful sasS's o.
the above nneaia;-y: hundreds are there VINO
thus express the joyfulsentiments oftheirhe
in favor of such valuable medicine as DR.. Dun
cans Z EgpsciOrsnt Remedy" that others may
find relief from The same source. a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
CoNsuMPTIoN.

1.-THE surprising effect produced by the genuine
Dr. 1ayIor's Balsam Of Liverwort, made nj SIS
B9wetS, in eonsumPtiye cases. cannot fail exciting
deep and thrilling interest throughout the world
We have so lopg believed this disease (eonsnmp-
tion) ineurabe, THAT il is difficult to ctedi; our
senses when see persons, evidently consumptiye,
restored TO health. t
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs are readily
eutedby the healing B&lsam, Taylor's l,iyerwort
Bronchitis, sore throat catatfh, insmmaiioA The
thfoat, and all those dangerous and PAINFUL diseass
yield 1t once TO this mild vegetable remedy Ii me-
curry has been taken, This Balsam is sure 70 counte
act Its effects aud restore the organs TO their proper
tone.
| A wrapper will accompany each bottle containtng
certificates Of cures that will satisfy the ncre-
dulols. lE
beware of the counterfeit the genuine is from
SIS Bbwery street, and is sold by J. p. BROWN,
Druggist sole agent for Charlestown and vicinity,
| Nov, 10. IS42 Tin. 4 u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
Fer ne vlrsInsa Esss Press
+. GUARDIAN 10 .faT ! a Ps|An sHltO

IL
Game hilher child, and vie The spe, l'
where rests tk5 psferls DRw1
fla,s tenants Of yon Tural'cof
Beneath The meuntains brow.
Thou sft 100 young 10 reep and mourn,
For those who now have fed
Ana len thee destitute and lone
To.ponder DER he dead.
Thy liule hesfi~haih felt 10 sting,
10 blight It's youthful lpysis
Now just began LIES early sPring,
A guil.less infant boy.
The world IS one bright scope 10 ihee5
of happiness and bliss
Thou csfesi nos, that il there be-.
A brighter word than his
Thou arl content with nature here,
Airs sunshine ge'eF ihy way =
Though parted from Inv parents dear
Thy heart is light and gay
Bat think not lhst the world 'w:ll be.
The same bright scene Of ley;
And life will glide as smooth 70 thee,
AS when thou wert boy.
Al, now Thy LIES cIondisss sky,
with brilliant stars o'ercast, II
on will Thy bosom heaye q sigh,
Ia memory Of The past.
For sioa ART Iegt on 4his dark shore,
A remnant Of Thy race
/ Who now have gone, foreser more
To realms ofioy and peace, TIL
And When in manhood's hardy priusi
Vain pleasures Should en'ice,
SAFE guaIalhy heart ieainsi sinful cfinel
And shun the reptile plee
MORIllN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
MOTHERS,
SPARE YOUR CHILDREN.
DIR. P.aRIS' SOOTHING. SYR UP
r.. nLsId,.oa, n,,ttaa,rr Ianth

y
For Children Cutting Teeth.
|TTVHlS medicine is used and recommended BY
IL thousands Of families for the Immediate
relief oil those "lIttlep helpless ofsprings." AS
soon as this medicine is used according to the
directions, the child Is relieyed,. and RECEIVERS
without the painful use Of the lancet. No
family should be without this medicine where
there are young children.
CAUTI0N.-There is deleterfous Soothing
Syrup, put up in plain bottles, and the name Of
PARIS spelled with two Rs, whenIthe genuine
is spelled with only ope, with several other al-
terations, in order I'd evade The law. These
base Williams who sell a conute rfeitm edicine TO
destroy the health and lives of 4 LITTLE
BABESt'' should meet the contempt Of every
person that has one drop Of pat2rnal humanity
|inthem. One Of these s'heartless yillaiBs' has
gone so far as to publish Soothing Syrup for
sale at his store, in his own name, and attaches
tho Directions, sc, verbatim as that of DIR.
PARIS. Any individual that will thus rob the
Proprietor Of that which is secured TO him by
law, is worthy seat in the Pelitentiary. HE
is MARKED.
4tREMEMBER, The only place in Charles
tOlcn for the GENUINE DIR. PARIS SOOTHING
SYRUP, is a. the Drug Store Of
J H BEARD & co.
AND Ar
S KILHAM'S Store,
Harpsrs- Ferry.
S=ptsce 50 Cents h
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
VIKGINIA. TO vii:

At Rules holden 10 the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and CRancery
for Jefferson County, the first Monday ii
March, l843
Peisr4 Crotcl, PLAtNrIFr,
AGAINST
James Moore, .AAmsr Of .fadrap Richard deed,
Michael Cookus and Elizabeth his icifs, lVfilam
Richard and John Richard, DEFENDANTS
IN CII.aNCERY.
fTH E defendant, James Moore, not having
ientered his appearance, and given security
according TO the Act of Assembly and the rules
of this court and it appearing By satisfactory
evidence that he is not an inhabtant of this
country: Ii IS ordered That the said defendant
do appear here on the eighth day Of the next
term, and answer the bill % tha plaintiff and
that copy Of this order be forthwith Inserted
n Some newspaper published in Charlestown,
foAtwo months successfully, and posted at the
front door Of the Courthouse in the said town
Of Charlestown.
A Copy--Teste,
sF. r. T. BROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
CONSUMPTION AND DEATH


CONsUMPTIoN AND DEATH
Will most assuIediy be the early fate Of those
who neglect themselves when afflicted with the
promonitpry symptoms Of consumption, such as
. Cold, Cough, Bronchitis, or Soreness Of the
Throat, Hoarseness, Difficult Expectoration,
Asthma, Splitting of Blood, SC. DR.. DUN
CAMS EXPECTORANTR REMEDY is express.
" prepared for the removal and cure Of those
dangerous and troublesome diseases. There
fore, you who are labouring under the influence
Of these complaints, procure Immediately this
medicine before it be too late. ONE BOTTLE
may be the means Of prolongng your life. Al
wsysask for Or! DUNcAN,s PEc 4, 0ReAsMeT me-
q htaVe sSme Of their medicine in preference.
These persons obtain some cheap thing. and
palm iton the public at fun price. Il Is there
fore Important for purchasers 10 be on their
guard.
DR. DUNcAN,S IXPEcTORANT REMEDY
IS put up in hrge size bottles, and enseioped
in blue papet The outer form contains iioe
steel plate eRrasing representing Hope il
Storm
Principf Office, Na. 19, .M. Eip6th
| Street, Philadelphia. Also, by
| 4 J. III BEARD, & Cos
TIE E SAMUEL KILHAM
l Harpers- Ffyru.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27

ili lf PHILkDELPuI4s Oct ~ 1871. Il
81 have recently used your Es-
{ sEzcE or HokRRouND CAEpxs With great effect
ID lie cure OF those diseases 50 fatal 10 children
Group and Whoopirg Cough.
Children arc bad patients. because the nausea Of
most medicines preyen, their taking Them with the
sane mental effect a. adults Your Candy. however,
Is eagerly taken b. childrtn and think MAY safely
~ that I never knew 50 valuable Medical Com
Iitalnd, under 50 pleasant gnise. i combines the
hehlipg iaxslise and toniein just proportions. and
Ills 10 be recolecled that he beauty Of medicine
consists in proper eombinalion. should think that
ID all complaints Of Ire lungs weakness 81 limbs.
expressions OF other r1mplaints arising originally
from a cold and chilled state Of the system, your
Candy would be found Is useful q specific exists.
| u am, gentlemen, four most ubedient serssns
! ING, DAVIS, III. d.
| T0Ebfessrs ]. Pease 4 Son.
| IfJ. n. BEARD &. CO.. are on athorised
Agents Tor the sale oF The Candyin Charl, w
i Sept 90, 1S42-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27

Are HhollyNprevenied or governed If the attaci
has come on, * you the only true HAYS LINZ
MKST. from Cofnstock & Co All cures and ever.
Thing relieved b ii that admits Of h outer applica
ton, Il acts Ikea charm-use it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
4 HALACHER's PATENT
4 LEE PRBsERvIMd
SINGLE TR E E.

FHVHE subscriber having purchased The Patent
Right for the County OF Jefferson, Of the
above invaluable and simple safeguard, against
the destruction Of life and property, oilers II 10
the Inhabitants Of the county OF Jefferson, as an
instant and sure preventive, against allaccidents
arising from runaway OF nnrnly horses, either
in single or double harness. BY pulling strap
come cted with the sngie-tree, which extepds
Htoithe seat ofthe driver, The horses ale imme-
Fdiately detached, and a. the same time drag
| slet down, By which the carriage IS gradually
Topped and prevented from going either back
ward or forward.
I The excellence Of the invention has been test
edbefore hundreds, giving the most entire salts
! faction.
| A model Of the patent can BE- seen at Mr. w.
I ua,yl-st !. tgia ~ manaf.4..rY, enariestown,
l..Tu ne wiz be prepared al all times To- attach
this valuable invention 10 Carriages or buggies.
/ lG'S P. LYLES.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27

TAOMESTIcS 80. 10. a., Ga, Brown
H. Muslins, from 81 cents UP,
"a, 74S, 4 heavy o snaburg do.
A heavy Twilled do for negroes,A
Heavy Plaid Cottons, Domestic Ginghsms,
A large stock Of Bleaehed Cotlons, from 81 ur,
Brown and Bleached Drillings,
Checks, Tickings, Csndlewick, Sc,
Together with No. liz. and 3, Burlaps,
Just received and for sale, at small Advance,
By piece or yard, BY y MILLER.
March 30.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
Call and Examsna

MI Ilarge assortment Of splendid sin poxl
kes Handkerchiels. Also. Stocks. 60. 81.
sasszana great variety Of gentiemen's IA
~. aalsao, Sik, and Cotton Gloves, which ~
April 90, : a" P'i s cenNs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
March .. is4s.
VIRGINIA, TO WIT

At RIFLES holden in the Clerks Office Of the
cacuit Superior Court Of Law and chancery
for Jefferson county, the first Monday 10
March, 1913:
John Moore, sHG PLAINTIFF,
.4G.aLNST = E
.fleronder G. Gordon. 81 Juliet A. Gordon
MS pife, and EdD'a Fl Cooke,
DEFENDANTS
IN 'CHANgERY.
NNHE defendants, Alex. G. Gordon and Julie
A.. Gordon, not having entered their ap.
pearsnce, and givensecuri according to the act d
assembly and The rules this court ;andit appear
ing ly satisfactory evidence thai they are not inha.
bitaits Of this country lis ordered, That the SAID
defendants do appear here the 1st day Of the
term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and thai
copy oflhs order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Charlestown, for two
months successvcly, and posted at the front dool
Of the court house in the said town Of Charlestown
A Gopy-Teste,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
pr. TayIOl,s BaIsGnn OF Ear.
e9.1CO1f.

FEom 375 BowERY srREEr. NEw YokK,
TNOR The cure Of coughs, colds, pain in the side
E and breast, diffic1lty or bresthing--and all
those affections Of the throat lungs and liver which
udarrested terminate IN eonsumption-this Medi-
cine il unrivslled.
The following is from the New York Medical
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27

q + moss extraordinary remedy ever Invented
for sll new or old burns ana scaIa1 ma snrs.s .n
.ote sfeA has delighted thousands Il will take
Guy y, pam y ten minutes, ana no failure. \ will
UTAll ofihe above FsmiI, NfeaieiaasI ,lo,ts.
sept % hard aud for sale. 81 We Drug Stores Of Il
J. H. BEARD s. Co,
Charlessessa, IA :;
A. u. GRiDLER,
NOV 10 is42.-ly. Hdrprts-FerTy, Ia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
CERTIIFIaATE

The undersigned having in use for some time
past Hathawayis Hot-Air Cooking Stoves, DC
most cheerfuly recopiIpshd '---' 20 tne Puo,ic
asEh~:--,l.ss most valuable, stove eXtant. Inc
many good qualities which are attached to IL,
can be dscerned at once, even before in use.
Their utility consists in The fact that they do
not consume al much wood al other stoves, aud
all parts OF il can be occupied at the same tine
i1 baking. cooking, boiling, roasting and wash
Ing, We take pleasure III recommending the
aboye stove othe public,F las we are convinced
that they require much less wood and labor
thahHis centrally required, and il is decidedly
the best article Of the kind we have ever seen,
We will cheerfully show lhetstove 10 any who
may think proper to call cpd examine il.
f.JAMESH ]. MILLER,
THOMAS A, MOORE,
J. =. u. STRAITH,
II N. EARTER
Charlestown, JAN 90 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
RheuIllafisln ~ I.arnenessI

DOSiFINELT CURED. abd an shFiveiled NUS
e1es and limbs are resior~sl, 10 The old pr young.
p the indian Regefatle Elisrir and .Asrre ard
9sne- ts,I,snsnt--but never without the name W
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27

. ~
NKFILLIAsI LGuGtiRlDGE respectfully
w informs the citizens JeaeTson. Clarke.
Frederick, and adjoining chnnsiess who msy
wish 10 mark The gravesoft their lamented dead,
that BE still continues To- make and suPersfribe
.Hohuments Boz, Colzmn, and plain
ETGEIll SLABS
And Head a Foot STONES,
OF zsEar rAaIEfE.
Having purchased an extensiye QU AIRY Of
the m6st beautiful White. eaa Ts7fagaitd MIR
BILE. and an extensive water powerto saw and
polish with, his prices viii be Low. One
great advantage 10 purchasers i, that all Stone
viii ie delivered alhsFisk, without any extra
lchsrgt.
II sr-5sLETTERING neatly executed.
lBy application 70 Mr.. Horatio y. Galiaher,
Oharleslown, those who may! desire any Of the
above articles can be sAewn,lhe lis, Of prices
ia he different plans. He will also forward
ANY orders, epitaphs, &C., thai may bedesired.
4 or, by addressing him, a LsJtersbnrg, Wash
ETng,on county, Nd, orders can be filled without
Edelay.E
4 ifls No imposition nced DC feared, a ~:
ls7Fices are Uniform.
| january 81 l643 -lt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
IN aCHANgERY.
VIRGINIA.. to wit:

At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
Jefferson County the first Monday 10 March,
l843:
William G. Worthington and Richard Hender-
son, Trustees for BeEjomin Ford and Daniel
Spyders Hers, and partners,under the name
and firm o., Ford & Snyder, PLAINTIFFS,
III AGAINST
Benjamin Ford and Daniel Snyder, partners under
the. firm Of Ford x Snyder, Charles ID. Kinks,
Samuel Kinks and Keefer Tsomas. partners trad
ingunder the name and firm 81 G. ID. Kinks & Co.
Dafid Kemp and Joseph Poole, partners trading
under the name and firm Of Kemp & Poole, Sam
luel Mcpherson, Elias Shaw, John w. Ross and
/ William CARROT partners under the frm,af Ilosi
| x Carrot; John Z. Wiltshire, WillianlT Wash
ington, Nathaniel w. Manning, Joseph F. Ahell
George Eichelberger, William G. Worthington
Joseph Shewalter, John sMoier, Joseph Crane
Samuel Cameron, Richard Dhdield, Vim. Grove
George W. Sappingt6n, Thomas Rutherford
Lewis w. Washington, William Moore. Samue
Ridenour, Henry d. Garnhaft. Adam Moler j OH
Richardson, and Josiah W.3WaFe.
f44 DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANGER r. ~
1NHE Defendants, Charles d. Kinks, Samuel
- Kinks, Keefer Thomas, David Kemp, 10.
sePh Poole, Elias Shaw John w Ross VIM. Ear
rott, and Samuel NJ 'Pherson, not having entered
theft appearance, and given security according 10
the Aat Of Assembly and the Rules Of this
Court and " appearing by satisfactory cyl
dence that he is not an inhabitaht Of this COIN
try Il Is ordered, That the SAID Defendants do
appear here on the l4th day ofthe next term,
and answer the Bill Of the Plsinsiffs and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in CharlestSwn, for
two months successivelyY and posted al the
front door ofthe =court-house, Ii the said town
Of Chaflestown.
Al Copy-TeSte,
!, a., R. T. BROWN, CLERK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
RaIm 0f CnInnhin.

WHOR THE HAIR, which viii stop il II falling
opt. or restore il on bsldRplaces and on child
rem make i grow rapidly or On those whoshaye lost
the hair from any cause.
ALI Nermin that infests the heads Of children Iii
schools. are prevented or killed BY il At once
Find the name Of C0msfock 81 Col on il, or never
try it. Bear this in remembrance.