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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18

A MYSTERIOUS AFFAlR.-A case
involving the reputation Of two persons
hitherto Of good standing in this CITY
came before Recorder Vlyant Yesterday.
Upon the oath Of the mother, the father
OF q lllegitimate ch ID is charged with
the crime Of infanticide. The mother
states that the child was taken from her
under the plea that it was about TO be
put out 70 a nurse. She went to France
and returned TO this cry; but has not
been able to gain tidings " her offspring.
aud believing that il had been fouIiy
dealt with, she applied to the Records
ior the arrest Of her seducer. Ills hon
or bound { c accused to appear in the
sum Of S5OOO-N O. Pic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18

A NEW APER-Wil be ISSUED in The
CITY OF Wheeling. about the first Of May, which
VIII De devoted to The causes Of Temperance, Ed
Gcaiion. and Literature, and to the diffusion of gen.
eral intelligence. news Of The day, &c. g.,
IL will be neatly printed semi-mcnihlv on q fair
medium sheet. (made expressly for i) in a quart.
form, al 81 pei annnm payable in advance.
DAVID MACLANE,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18

LEGAL MEANING OF TIE TERN
'DEAR."-Fhe following, which took
place on Wednesday last, in the writing
chamber Of an attorney in tn is town,
well known for his liberal propensitios
is a tolerably good illustration Of the
different degrees Of respect which gen.
tIemen by act Of parliament arc in the
habit of doing out 10 their Giants, and
OF the cause of that respect. The at.
torney in question was about to address
a newly caught client on some matte r
OF business, and had in his clerk 10
write a letter 10 his d~lictation.
Attorney-Take a sheet Of letter pa
per, James.
Clerk-Yes, sir.
Aitorney-Address at the TOP Mr..
land then say, kendall, lIth Jan
uary, 1897
Clcrk-Ycs. sir.
Attorney-Then say Sir, But let me
see. Has Mr. D paid his account?
tIerk-He has, sir,
AItofney-Then ad dress him Dear
Sir
Clerk 1 forgot to mention. sir. tba,
Mr. D. called yesterday when Won
were out. ADD stated that he wished n
consult you as to raising an action
against Mr. p
Attorney-O! did he? Then Won MAJ
say-'My Dear SiI.'
Gle rk.-Yes Sir.-Wcstnoyezond "a
zeue.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18

The Hudson river IS opsu 10 albany
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
~ Y Nv 6 o 0 . s..
"a. & ~. w. Holland,


NN1AyE just returned from the Eastern Cities
III with large assortment Of Goods, suitable
for the season, which they have purchased az
very low rates, and of assorted qualities. We
are now prepared to offer goods of every variety
in our line, among which we name the follow
ing -
Plain and embroidered mouslins de lain shawls
Black and cblored net do
Black and white net for carhinals,
Plain and figured swiss musins, very cheap,
Lace Tarltoa muslins Ganlbrics Jaconets,
Silk goods ofeyery variety, Alpaca lustre,
Bombaznes, mouselinc de lains. III
Earston Ginghams, "
CoIored cambrics, American nankeens,
Checks, hickory stripes, Prince Albertfancies,
Suffolk drilliHSgs, 5Iue and drab.do.
Hamilton mixtures, t
40 dozen palm lea hats 4
Domestic cottoas brown and bleaehed cottons,
200 pieces prints, beautiful patterns,
Great Bargains on remnants Of calicoes,
Cotton yarn, carpe,ings~carPet chain, straw
mating, 4
Cloths, cassmets, cassimeres, yeslings,
Dress handkerchiefs, cotton and silk DO
Cravats stocks, scarf, edgngs, insertings, lace,
footiugs, fringe,
silk gimp, straw and hair DO
Umbrellas, ,parasols, sun shades,
Gimp, straw AND Elorepee ioratd nonnets.
Red, yellow and white lwoolen and Gomet
/ fiannels,
Linen cambric, bonnet, cap and ta6cta ribbons,
Gloves, hosisfy, sus penders, mftts, gasnbroons,
jeans, &c. &c, tn
Together with large assortment Of
Hardware, Boots / shoes, Hats Queersware,
Tiagare, Cedarware, Castings, Stoves, Iron,
GrPcefies, &c. SC;
HI. Il which will be sold al very low rates j.
The public are invited toEcall and examine for
themselves = eur goods we krew will stand The
| test OF examination.
Hsrpers- Esrry, Aug 7,ls43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
HI thc Cir.citit Superior Court

OF Law and CEancery for Jefferson
County:
Charles Butler and Richard Dg0itld,
PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
RichaFd Williams, .adHl'rde bonis noitaf Hanai=
ton eferson, deed, finn S. JEFFERSON .ictdolc and
.tfaria Elizabeth, Ffarlcks fun, and finn Hamil-
Ton, children and iatdal heirs Of said Hanitton
JtGerson, deed, and Bfnjamin W, J.dersO,i, IN
.dipiduatty and as administrator ofsaid Hamiton
Jefferson, decd, Frances Siipers, Ellis Rses, and
John .Lqmon, \ DEFENDANTS,
CHs4ArCERY 9
Tr is ORDERED, That Master Commissioners
4 .Worthington DO pfoceed toiexeeute the &C.
cfetal order made on the 9th day OF November,
1885, aDd he is further directed 10 ascertain the
in-put Of the partners, respectively, the val
lie Of the social effects thefdebts due the same,
and the debts due therefrom, at the time Of
said Hamilton Jefersons death, so as TO ascer-
tain the interest of said Hamilton Jefferson in
the same at the time Of his death and 10 case The
said Benjamin w. Jefferson fails to produce the
books and papers Of said mercantile Concern, so
as satisfactorily to show the state and condition
Epf the business at that time, to wit: The debts,
credits, effects sc the said Commissioner is di-
rected to receiye8any further general testimony
touching The Same which may be introduced
/ making. as directed id said former decretsI or
der, all reasonable Prescriptions against the-said
Benjamin w. Jefferson And the said Commis-
soner is directed to state specially any project Of
a report, or other mailer which he may be re-
qnested TO state BY the counsel Of the plaintiff,
bsas we'll as such matters as he may deem perth
nent, or as he may be directed to state special
| ", and make report al the Enext Term, in order
/ 10 final decree VI.
A copy-TeSte,
i n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
Nressrs. Mortimer Garrett, &
.Johnson Garrett,

7FAKE NOTicE-fhst o. FHInAr TaE ssss
- nkT OF SKFrENbEns ls4S Between sns uo %. -
10 A. NJ. and e ~, attae tio'sI o. 4 a. :, S.1,eF
IL CharIestown, Jefferson county, sn ~ IT'S
ire seposilioRs az George W. s.pp.ngton. ShaIbes
3 ft,rIIinr md others--.ud on MosDAr TnE 2ED
p 9.;.snTFa Isfs. IL the Office Of G b. Wa
- " N IA, pers- Ferry, Virginia. between The
$3.50 o,elock. Al. III and O'Clock Il. Nj.
.,sIt 49, ~ deposisons Of Hiram Carney ard o.
49,. l;rh sid ,epositions shall read and use IS
4, . sl,it no = t,t rding IN the C;re1iit SupeA
f,,, ~ Az and t,haneery Of fIsrson sonutSk
sVirginis and On the Chaneery s'de q said So45si
ia which said suit am plaintiff and you are grlEn.
danis II from any cause said deposl..ons saoS'o
got lie completed an the days above speeinet, lnri
viii le adjourned from day TO day until eoinplstsd-
Yours nj MARMIUN.
SEM " fsl3-41. %By Coieisel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
WHEAT WANTED.

FNNHE subscribers are DESTROYS 81 purchasing
u large quantity OF wheat for which theS
W IL sy-the Esaghest cash price on delivery At
The Old FurnAee-or' should formers prefer ii.
We will haul it from their barns, as We keep 1
team for that purpose,
We will slto transport Flour, Wheat. and
other produee, by way Of the Canal, 20 The Dis.
trict, II lie lowest possible rates.
on hsea and FOR sale, or exchange for coun-
Try produce,
Plaster, Sail, Groceries, Sc. Sc. s
Farmers sre desired 70 give is . call before
dfsposing OF their Grain, a. we will give tae
highest cash price on delivery
Nj III & V. W. MOORE.
Old Furnace, July 81, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
VIRGINIA. RI WTT

- SUES noidsn IN the clerks Office Of Tho
s Sea superior court Of law and chapc9Ty
August, lsl3 !: A'ss $500 j.
Joseph &c. Mmran. Wslrom R,,,f.,s a,,d
Edtcurd Lucas, Sen. prs,Ny,Ers.
AGAINST
Edmund L lee. .Ir. .7lerander r. Botel,r.
administrator Of Henry RoieIsr. dec'd.
GsOrgsaReynolds, Jacob W. Resnolds,
Peter Saserrein, and Henry Berry,
DEFENDANTS,
!. IN CHaNCERY.
Vas defendant, Peter Ssurw mot having entered
= h;sappearance. and givra security according 10
the act Of assembly and the rules Of this courts
and i appearing By satisfactory evidence that
he Is not an Inhabitants ofths country II Is err
dered, That the said defendant do appear here
on the hrst day Of the next term, and answer
the blu of the plaintiffs and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted III some newspaper
published in Charlestown, for two months sue
cessiyely, and posted at the front door of tho
courthouse iu the said town OF Charlestown. 4
A Copy -Teste,
<. T. BROWN, CLERK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
Messrs. Mortimer Garrett g.
johnson Garrett:

rTHaKE Notice. that on Monday fss % iss Of
October, l543.I shall proceed 10 take al
the Office orc. B. Wager, Esq in Hsrpers-Fer-
ry, and between the hiurs Of O'Clock. A. 81.
and O'Clock, P. N OF said day, the dispositions
OF Hiram Carney and others. which said dspo-
sitons when taken | shah use IS evidence In
suit now pending ih the fsirtuit Superior Court
Of Law ard chancery Of Jefferson County. yir.
GINA, snd On the Chaneery side Of said Court,
n which suiil am plaintiff and you are defend-
ants.
: lftsaid dispositions. be not completed On said
day, they will be adjourned from day 10 day, at
the place aboye appointed, until completed
Yours &C., HENRY KELEER.
Sept I, 1913 A4w. By eSuhsel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
Aug. 10. 1919.
VIRGLNL.a, TO EUIT:

4. VIRGLNL1, TO EWII':
At Rules holden in The clerks Office of the CIR
chit superior court Of law and chancety for
Jefferson county, the FIRST Mondsy IN August,
1919
Joseph s. .Hachir PLAINTIFF,
.4G.3LN,ST
Joseph &e,oalter, Daniea sSaydfr, Dapid
\ Kemp and Joseph Poole The tico last
partners, under the firm of Kemp 8
Poole, DEFENDANTS
IN CHANCERY. ii
HYENH defendants, David Kemp s Joseph Poole,
/ = not having entered their appearance and
Igiven security according TO The Act Of Assembly
and the rules OF .this Court aud it appearing BY
satisfactory evidence .hal they not inhabitants Of
this country his ordered, That the said defend
ants do appear here on4the first day ot the next
term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published id Charlestown for two
months successisely and posted al the front door Of
the Court hdusefn the said town Of Charlestown.
A Copy-1'este, II
Il. 4. BROWN, Clerk.
] Anp-l0 1914.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
Erection OF HYsifffimgs. y
.SHANNONDALE
q CTORX Y.

yEVHE subscribers would respectfully inform
Z III the citizensof Jefferson and the snrroEind-
ing coUnties, that they have their new Woallen
Establishment Cat ibe mouth Of Bnllskin run,
and one mile above the ShaGnondale Spriss<, }
in full operation, and every piece Of machfhery
Of the most approves kind, and in the best or
der, for the reception. Of wool ID be mandlac-
tured into diiiefent kinds Of goods such a.
Plain Failed Linscys, Ticilled F.4led
Linseyy, d peFy superior artitie,
Plaid Liasey Of various patttrns iand
colors,
Clothsofeuery description: Blue, Biack,
Bro,on and DAB Of parious shades,
Blaakefs, t,gilied ard plain,
Fgaaaeis, plain and cot5red,
SKINNER and Wmter Cassimeres,
Kentucky Jeans of good quality, ST..
Persons having wool TO barter for goods or
any kind would find It to their advantage to cali
at Shanhondale Factory and examine our. goods
and prices, before they dispose Of their Wobl.--
The facilities We have, in manufacturing goods
with our new and improved mschBery, - sa-
( tisty every one, that we eau manufacture goods
for less money, according TO quality, thsn any
other establishment in, the VALLEY. We will
keep on handi al all times general assortmeHl
Of the goods we manufacture, thereby enabling
1 Us to be ready 10 supply at once lhedemahds Of
those of our friends who may wish 10 exchange
/ their Wool 3.
] For the Information OF those who live at s
distance. we will Observe qhat the road ia nov
open along The river. fromFsnicksrss Fefry e
down beIowlhe Shannondale< Sprzsesgs; aid foi
the accommodation Of those living alorfg III,
fridge, md 10 Loudoun swe win at ali times hav,
Ia safe aud convenient Boat f5r the purppse o
receiving Wool from the opposite side' of. lht
river, and RETURNING ii when done,
Also. Country Cardirg and Fullipg dong Will
despatch, pya workmanlkc manner. j.
Soap, Hogs Lard, and all kinds Of cSAntr,
/ produce. taken in payment for work, if 4deliv
cred when Me worksis taken away,
JoBE& Co.
Nav II 1870 ff Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
Aug.lO, 1918.
VIRGINIA.. TO WIT !:

q - - A@t ASA > = - - = :
AT Rules holden mi the clerks office Of the cir
cult superior court Or law and chancery for
Jefferson county, the first Monday in August,
1913: B
Frances e. B. Frame, an infant. By Fran
ces p. Frame, her nert friend,
PlAiNFlFr,
AGAINST
Samuel c. Snyder, John w. ID. Dubfela. y
John Kd6te, DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY. N
TyHE defendant, Samuel g. Snyder
u not having entered 1his appearance, and
given security according 10 the act of assem-
bly, and the rules Of this court and il appear.
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an
inhabitant Of this country; It's ordered, That tho
said defendant do appear here on the FIRST day
3of the nextterm, and answer the bill OF the PLAN
it'd and lhat a copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted insome newspaper published inCharles-
town, for two months successfully, and posted
St-the front door Of the .courtzhousc in the said
town OF Charlestown.
r. r. BROWN, Clerk.
A,1r In 1914 = 2 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
VIRGINIA.. 10 Wit

At Rules holden in the Clerks Otice OF The;
Circuit Superior Court of Law and ChancerS
Tor Clarke County, the FIRST Monday IL
June, l5s3:
Edrard e. Cooke, PLAINTIFF.
AGAINST
Samuel Hughes aud Cathayis.e his srsfs WiIlia,. III
ffizhugk and Marie a. his ,cife. john &. Doy-
sey and LQaisa bis riff. John Sarge and .qas.
laias H. his scifs Catkatihs II. Briea, b. Il5lker
Hughes, Napoleon B Hughes, Henry Hnrhes.
Leais N. Hughes. Lawa IL Hughes and ckarlss
-.dcCorMlTek, DEFENnANrs.
v in CHANCERY.
THE defendants, except Samuel Hughes,
J. Holker Hughes, and Charles McCor,
mick, J NOT having entered their appearance, ind
given security arc1riling % Tie Act OF Assembly
and the rules of this Codrt sad il.arpeasing s., s
slaetory evidence that they are not inhAbilsnss Of
this country IT is oreFed That The said defendants
do appear here on the Rrats,av of The next tenn
and the bill Of the plainfif and MAT con,
Of thsordsr be forthwith inserted in some wspas
pei published in CharIestowa, for two n.paihs sne
eessively. and be posted Al The Front door Oh The
Court-house ofthis cnsntY.
A Ccpy-Tesfs,
N,@ III. II. LEE G. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
manufactures A5L
~ q n n q.

w G0Mnls.N GOODS
And have al this lime a tolerableI andfby the
fGst Of July will have complete supply Of all
the various kinds and qualities Of goods found in
the best factories in this section Of country,
which will exchange for icool on delivery, or
sell for easR, on pleasing terms.
For all CARDING the cash will be required
when the rolls are delivered. .
| have mades arrangements with MI. JoHN
cLAvsow bymhich he is authorized 10 make con-
tracts for Wool, make sale of the goods, OF
transact any business hereafter conneclsd with
this establishment +
hope bysstrici attention to business, prompt
ness, and the good quality Of myFgaodss 10 me-
rit liberal patronage from the farmers and
others Of Jefferson, Loudoun. anl the adjoining
counties. HIRAM REILLY.
June IS. ls43.-ir
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
NE w
MILLING CO n G FER ~.

YANHE subscribers having purchased that va
Il liable 4Mll recently owned by jacob S
Henry staGb, aid put tdptgo6H' repair, are pre-
pared to execute all orders Sn their line. They
wall give | barrel Of flour for every 800 pounds
Vt Mefohartable hest delivered II lne Mill,
ana stand thc iqspeclgin ID the Baltimore or
Georgetown Market Thes wiz fu{nish the bar,
rel for tie 1tuf, or VIII give the rsifal amount Of
.0fTall, FOR edch 100 bushels ef Wheat, the owner
6f the Wheat furnishing The barrel,t They will
also DO all Choppng aaA Country Work that
may oiIer, Hayingg placed The milf under the
mana 20 nle nj Of Mr.xGeorge DeaFer, gentle
man Of well known Integrity, and competency
as Mhlec, werespectfally solicit share 'ofihe
public patronage ,. r..
We shah soon have oar affairs arranged s. as
10 txchange Flour for Wheal. on delivery. As
TO promises IN generals We make but ons-To
give every man bis own. 81 re.
JOHN QUIGIaEY,
CONRAD BiLLMYRE
Shepherdssown, Aug IL, ls43.-itf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
Gowns sloNlER's OErIoE !

G1r7esFolcn, Aug 24lhf. IS13.y !.
/ I3-The parties totbe above mentioned suit,
will please take notice, thai ] shall attend al my
Office, on Monday the 25t4 day Of nert month,
(Septtmber,) by 10 o'clock, A. M, 70 enter upon
The duties required or me by the above recited
order Of court when and where they are here.
by notified TO attend, with The books, papers,
and evidence, connected with the settIement d.
rected 10 be msd9 By the aforesaid decree of
the court.
n. WoRTH1NGToN, conlm'r
Aug. %. 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
SEC0ND &TPPH.Y.

5NlIE subscriber has received anothef supply
- Of New Goods, which he i selling yeY
low. His principles are, small pnofis, one
price, and cash PaymeHs. Upon the principle
"a quick penny is better Than slow shifting
he sells more goods for.the same amount OF mo-
ney Than can be bought any where else in
yiie an who buy FOR cash, TO call at No. I,
Hammond s]Row,' and examine my gapjs and
Rrices-if they are nol cheap don't bug them
that'slaIl. f>FI JOHN KE?LlNGER.
Shepherds9owh, Aug l7, ls4a.2 ..E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
no z a Z N e & S !.

HAVING the contfo1 and direction Of the
AZ P0Fo,NlC Mills, teap,. REYNOLDS
sitqated ore mile below shepherdstown, on the
Potomac River and having putt SAME il good
repair, We are prepared 10
Grind JKheat a&tGst as il 1ill come IN.
We invite all Farmers and Others, who wish
to.grind their;wheat, 10 giyeus aeatl before they
contract elsewhere, al We are determined 10 ae-
commodate all, in as shork time as possible -
We will give for every a0G pounds Of Merchant
able Wheat ore 3srreiof Supsrfne Flour, and
stand the pspec ion II Baltimore or-1he District
Of Columbia, and viii give 1900 lbs. OF Onall,
Zone fourth Of hich to.he shipstud,) for every
loo bushels OF wheat or viii furnish the bar
rels for the ofal. -
WMI BUTLER,
EDWARD LUCAS,
~ JOSEPH McMURRAN:
July p fS43 pm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

TAHE subscriber would respectfully inform
- the public generally that jbe has secured
the right. of IN saxing and vending the above nam
cd STOVE jn Several csunties. A modelof The
stove can be seen at the IIarpers- Ferry Iron
Foundry, and in the course Of a few weeks
shall have a Number Of the Stoves on hand
deem il unnecessary to say much concern
ing, this Stove in my advertisement as have
no fears, but il will, recommendi itself 10 every
person that viii examineit II WILL merely state
that ii is adapted either for the burning qfcoal
or wood, and 3that it is so Constructed that in
case tho cooling il resnred 10 be-. done very
soon. a portion only of.the Stofe needsbe heat
ed--that4ls when-the family is no, very large.
The price Of tile Large. Stove is S31 the small
one S22 complete. Persons who may want a
Cooking Stove are requested to give me call,
and after trying The Stove il they are not pleas
ed with il, | will take il back.
4s HUGH fGIILEECE,
Harpers- Ferry, August 10. lS43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
DnFENDAsTsl
IN cAANcFRYI

-9NHIs cause coming on to be heard this l3th
- day OF July 1913. upon the bill and exbib-
lis and The answered. ME defendant George
Isler, was argued BY COUNSEL; upon considefa-
ton whereof, il is sdjudged ordered. and de-
creed, thata Master ComB issioner Of this Court
do state and settle the guardian account Of The
defendant Abraham Islefj as late guardian Of
the female plaintiff ID this cause. And also, that
be take an account Of all other the MASTERS and
things in The bill mentioned, so as 10 ascertain
The precise amount properly due from the said
Abraham lsler TO his late ward, stating specially
all such matters as lie may deempeainent, or
he may be required 70 state by any Of the par
ties 10 this cause, aud make report 10 the next
term OF this Court, in order "a. a final decree.
A Copy -Tesie,
r. T. BROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
IN CHa.NCERY.
:. Aug. 10, ls43.
uIRaIMfA, no VIII

La ~ w IL &ss
AT Rules holdenAfn the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
zfor Jefferson county, the first Monday in
August, 1873;
Richard H. Ransom. PLAtNTfFr,
II AGAINST
lF1lliqm Long, William s. Long, Dauid
N Conrad, Dapiel Buykhart, 8 George
II Weller, DEFENDANTS,
/ IN HCHANCERY.
rENEIE defendants William Long, and William
S. Long. mot having entered their APP
pearauee an. given security according to The act OF
assembly and the rules ofthis court and Il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence thatthey are not ,nha-
Hiluts Of this country his ordered, That the said
defendants do appear here on Vie Isl day 81 the next
term, and answer the bill ftheipaintH and that
acoPy OF this order he forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published 10 Chsilestown, Tor two
months SUCCESSFULLY, and posed at the front door
of the cout- house fnthe said town OF Chariestown
A Copy-Teste,
Il. Il. BROWN, CLERK.
l,4 49, q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
VIRGINIA, to wit

In The Circuit Superior Court Of Law ehd
/ Chancery for The County Of Jefferson,
I July 18Th, 1913,
Turner a suilisa and Sarah ". his riff, iaie So
rGh ". Reelerg PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
.9Drdhan Isier, George Lier. Thomas BfiscOe John
DOWiity and HenryD Gnr6ari,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
CHEAP BAROUCHE,S.

TUNWO SECONDHAND BAROUCHES, siVla-
L bic for one Or two horses. thorongl lybre-
paired, for sale 81 seventy-ive dcllars sach =
Also. one CLOSE C.a2RT ICE 10 good epair.
fofss10D Call and see them At my CoaSh Fac
tory, wv. }. HAWKS.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
$4,000 BUSHELS
or WHEAT!f +!

fTNHE subscriber Is aufhorized 70 pare htse
10000 Bushels Of Merehsntshie yhett
Also. RYE. corn, and Oats FOR which The hi5h-
est msrketspsita = III be PAID 10 cash on deiise'
~. He vii also furnish farmers delIxerpg
Wheat Tbs Depot With bags, 20 be returnedss
soon as he Rhest IS delisered
RICHARD DUFftEL3{
July 07I Is41