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The Yazoo City Whig., 1844-08-23

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Aflick, A. Y. , Arthurs, Mrs. Nancy 81
Akew, J. F.. Afford, John
Alfoed, Green Abbey, r.
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Byrn, J. c. Bate & Huntington, Il
Boylan, Samuel NJ, Barrow, Mrs NJ.
Bull, Henry lookout, B X.
Barborn, DR.. j. Brusk, Henry
r. T. Boyd, mrs. Jane
Banks, Winston Bay,tone, James
Boneye, DIR. Z. ID. BIigmore, mrs. +. A.
G.
Chew, Dr.. Gustus Cooper DR.. Edward 3
Collines, Samuel p. Clash, Dr. John B.
Check, James 0. Colkrum, John d.
Clash, Albert II. Cook, Rob't
Copeland, Williem II. Cullen, Benjamin
Christian, James Cage, mrs. Lucy c.
Chapman, George Cayce, E. B.
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Dentec P. Dunn, Boiling
Dengre, Jayncs Duyall. William
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Evans, mrs. Jane Echals. N. 0.
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Flanagan, John Fraley, Martin
Faulkner, Leroy Fraly, Soloman 2
Fugatc, w. H. Forrest. David
G.
Grimmer, Frank Gibbs, @. D.
Gaines, NJ. 9 Grannss,
Gentry, J. r. Graday, w. Z.
Graves, W.
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Holcomb, mrs. c. c. Hart, Moses 3
Hubbard, Allen p Hart, Thomas J.
Henderson, {. N. 9 Hammer, John e.
Hassel, mrs. K. 5. Heart, DR.. M.
Jones, A. S. johnson, Hardy w.
Jelly, Calvin Jones, Jared B.
Johnston, S. A. Johnson, J. l..
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Koss, Augustus.
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Little, w. Lane, WE.
NJ
Morris, d. S. 2 Morgan, John
Mathews, Thomas MCCLELLAN, James II.
| McCutchen, John II. Morris, ChaIles E.
| Miller, Joel &. McCowan, mrs. Elizabetl
Miller, Joshua Marks, DIR. H.
Miller, miss Martha MoTrell, mr..
Miller, w.
p
Patterson, Andrew 3 Powell, john
| Pichev, T. Puckett, mrs. Nancy
Pate J. Fl Perkins, JcFsee
Parker, John.
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RusseL, S. c. Reed, John
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Shaw, James Sessions, w. B.
Smith, Henry s. Street. John T.
stone, Horace f. Swertwont, Ford & CO
Sorres, mrs Sarah st John, DR..
Sublett, V, Scott, {. w.
Smith, Michael Smith, P.
II
Thompson, r. N. Taloert, J. D.
Tuyner, w. B. Thomas, r. c.
= Thompson, r. w. Tayler, Smith.
U-ulman & IIausman.
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Whitman, r. F.. Wilson, mrs. Ann E.
> Witt, George Walton, Rev. james
g Woodbridge, Pleasant Voolfolk, John II.
h Wood, d. w. w. Watts, Nathanal G.
Weeks, James A.
:, Persons calling for either of the above lette
E will please say they are advertised.
u R. EATON KEYS, P. M.
}, July, 5, 1874. 52-3t
The Yazoo City Whig., 1844-08-23

NOTICE.
A T the ensuing Aug. Term Of the.PrObate
IA Court Of Yazoo county, l will, as Guar
dain for Joseph and Adeline Martin, make
an annual settlement.
w. DORSEY, Guardian.
YazoO city, July 5, 1914. 52-3t.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1844-08-23

YazOO City Prices Current.
oRngorEp wEEkLr By nEgsEz. AIEn & gAREgp1LE
The Yazoo City Whig., 1844-08-23
NJ u, OIUUs1 7 7.
August ,, 1914. (pr fee S22) 4-9t.
NotiCe is herehY Given-

HNlIAT application will be made at the
n mex October Term Of the Honorable
Probate Court OF Bolivar county By the un-
designed Adminislrl'rix, for The apportion-
ment 10 her Of Dover in the lands Of Thos.
J. Porter, deed, by Peiloning said court
in the following form, to-wit:
The Yazoo City Whig., 1844-08-23
Abstract.

AUkONA OSCCO
THIS Bill charges, that one Tgnotius P
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-04-25

i ,nsT, on Thursday Or Friday the 2Ist or
e. 22d Of Sept. 1845, at Columbia Fur
mace, or OH the, road to Woodstock, "A HUs.
SEPH. containing large number of Notes
and few Constables' and Lawyers Receipts,
the greater part payable to j. n Hill & Co
a part or the Notes are payable to other per
soAs-soine Of them are endorsed for thcir
use-3'-A lew have no endorsement on them
we notify all persons indebted to the firm OF
John ~ lhil . Co, MOTTO pay the said notes
10 any person except to, one Of the firm or
some one authorised to receive the same.
Inc aboYe reward will be given to any per
son who may find the Husseph and nt Con
tents and return them to one of the firm
They win be Of TO value to the finder. bmt ~
great value 70 the Owners, who have mem
moFanduH oftbeln
JOHN \. HILL & CO.
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MORE NEW GOODS

FkVHE subscriber has Just received an adj
n dltonal supply of New Spring and Sum
mer Goods, in the room next door to his old
store room. Particular attention is invited to
his stock of Calcoes, Ginghams Muslns, Cam
brlcs, ombazines-embracing the latest and
handsomest styles, domestic and imported
at very low prices-Laces, edgngs. footings,
and IN fact every variety of substantial and
fancy goods used by the ladies'. This room
is attended by the Misses Schmitts, who re.
specially invite their female friends and the
public to give them call.
His old stand is also richly furnished with
everything in the line of groceries, queensware
medicines. drugs, dyestuffs, and so on
GJCdH and see-e.ramjne and 6uv.
April s---- JOHN G SCHMITT.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-04-25
DIR. THOMPsO
UTERINE TRUSS,

8 l IS the opinion Of all the principal prOfes-
ssors OF medicine in the United States, who
have given their testimony, that Dr.. Thong
sans "!'atsnt .4pParatus for the cure of Prol5p-
Sls and other diseases. " possesses superior ad-
vantages over any other apparatus of the kind
ever presented to the public. Their certif-
Gates to that effect can be seen by calling on
the undersigned at his store in woodstock.
These Irusses have been examined by DR..
Irwin, DR. Magruder, & DR.. 7Fmder, and tllev
concur with the above sentinents-that it is
the most easy, safe, and certain remedy for
those diseases it processes to cure, ever inven-
ted.-They can be had at. my store. Those
who stand in need of an article of this Kind.
would do well to make immediate application,
JOHN G. SCHAnTT.
Woodstock, July 90, 184S.-v
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. PAGE COUNTY, re W.T.:

PAGE COUNTY, TO WIT:
Al q Court of Quarterly Sessions, contnued
& held for the County of Page, on Wednss-
day the 20th day of November, 1845. Car
ervs. Moore's administrators, &c.
TENHE defendant Henrietta T.. Moore files
e her answer in this case, and the case
coming on to be heard upon the papers for
merry read therein, and upon the answer of
said Henrietta 7. Moore and the report Of
Master Commissioner Mcpherson, to which
there is no exception-was argued by counsel
On consideration whereof, the court doth
| ad5udge, order and decree, That said report
be adopted and confrmed-that plaintiff Lew
is S. Carter and the other creditors of Peter
S. Moore, deceased, who have proven their
debts before the Commissioner, to wit: Lauck
Shenk, j Ohm J. Thompson use of Gabriel
Jordan, Nicholas W. Wager, wager & Splitter.
James H. Carson, administrator of Isaac Over.
all, who IS now deceased f. Almond 8. Co
Edward and Mann Almond, Mark Ruffner and
Elizabeth Ruffner, administrator and admins
tratrix OF Jonas Ruffner deceased, William
Wood, use of Benjamin F. Grayson William
c. Overall, Robert Rogers and Benjamin Fl
Wood are respectively creditors of Peter S.
Moore deceased, 10 the amount reported in
their favor, with the interest as reported
that these parties have no priority over each
ClneF, Dut are entitled to charge their debts
rateably upon the land descended from Peter
S. Moore to his heirs-and the court being
satisfied that the land descended will not keep
down the interest and discharge the principal (
of the debts reported in a reasonable time
The court doth therefore adjudge, order and
decree, That John Mcpherson, who is herebv !
appointed a Commissioner for the purpose, !
do. after advertising the time and place off
sale for three weeks in newspaper printed |
at Woodstock, at the court house door off
Page county. on court day, and at two
public places in the neighborhood of the pre- |
misses, proceed on the premises to sell the
land reported as descended from Peter
Moore to his heirs-selling for SO much cash
as will defray the costs of suit an1. Of sale, TO
be, paid in ten days, and for one half Of The
residue on credit of six months. and for the
residue on credit of twelve NOTWITHSTANDING
bonds and good security for the purchase
money-The Commissioner is directed to
make a deed to the purchaser, and report his
proceedings in order to a final decree.
A copy-~Teste,
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Election Notice.

A ELECTION will be held, on Thurs
"A dag the 25th inst, at the different pre-
c,ncts, for the purpose Of choosing, two suita
bic persons to represent this county in the
next General Assembly of Virginia. The
following is a list of the Commissioners APP
pointed at April court to superintend the FL
ection, to wit
Woodstock-Jacob OFT Jr, w W Magruder
George II Ott, Isaac Trout
Suasburg-Geo Hupp, Issac Bowman.
Adam Keister, Vim Newell, w Stevenson.
kelier's School House-Dav:d McInturff, il
Geo Bowman, Henry Cutters, Chas U Lowell,
Daniel Cullers
Bakers, on Cedar Creek Samuel Boehm,
Lorenzo D sibert, John sweeney. Mounce
Byrd, Adam Rudolph
New Market-Moses Walton, Washington
sibert, Jacob Summers, Samuel G Henkel,
Michael Neff
Hickle's Store-Chas r Walton, Jacob No
Il. w d Farra, Vim sigler, Jacob Lutz.
]. .....-s A. RINKER, ssc
April 10
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VALUA31E LAND
T or Sale.

II 'dE sab5cribers, being DESTROYS 70 renoo,..
a 10 The west, ofter for sale the valuable
Tract Of Land on which they reside. called
Fruit HILL lying III the county OF Rockbr;dee
mics south OF Lexington, miles from Fan.
/ cy IAN p. 0. in pleasant and healthy neigh.
| horhood, and containing between g g. 800
acres, about 400 being in original timber Of
the purest growth.
The quality Of this land IS equal is not sumo
riorto any in the county. and is particularly
valuable for the growth of wheat 1t is inahe
heighhorhood OF four manufacturing mills. the
arthest about 3 miles oH,-withn three miles
IRON boat navigation, and near tho turnDjke
road from Lexington to Lynchburr. distant
about IS miles from The latter The land lies
veil Tor cultivation and is easily improved -
lhese are many excellent springs on the tract
ana Inc one near the dwelling house IS NOT
surpassed by any in the state. Fifty CT sixty
acres OF watered meadow may be made-therc
on the land. -.- - - o''''i
The. Improvements consist Of q good al
connections Brick Dwelling House and Eitcl,,
eh-omoke and Ice House-2 large barra
sneded all around-Corn Houses-Nepro ca
pms. new "lta stone chimneys and in fact iii
the necessary out buildings for large faro;t,-
Also good Log Dwelling House, with ~
necessary out houses on one end of the farm
50 that it coul1 be divided to advantage.
ms would be fine situation for a person
WHO wishes to educate family, as the Military
institute, Washington College and FemaIe
School are in the full tide ofsuccessful one,
ration at Lexington.
further description is deemed unneccssa.
fy' It's but rarely such property is in mar.
ket, and persons disposed to purchase are re.
CRESTED to call and examine for themselves-
20 whom the premises will be shown by the
subscribers with pleasure
The terms viii be accommodating, and pcs
BENZ. F PORTER,
.;s''s jas. S. GRIGSBY.
AND. j. GRGSBY.
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more minute and familiar acquaintance with
| old English idioms, habits and modes of tho't,
GUIDED by an intense and constantly increas-
ing admiration for Shakspeare's genius, has
led 20 the strong conviction that very manysof
| me numerous though Slight deyiations from
tile ancient text, appearing in modern editions,
are useless or erroneous interpretations, some
tunes Weakening the sense, and often substi-
,uuhS an arbitrary monotonouss metrcal regu-
iafily, 70 the Poets own native melody. Ac-
cordingly, very many of these cancellations
have been rejected by the last and best En-
ghsh editors, especially Mr. Knight and MIR.
Goiiier, and the readings of the old folios and
qeartos have been restored, unless where
some error OF the press or manuscript was I'M
oeAlao1y manifest. Yet there are many such
passages contessedly corrupt, and requiring
conJectural emendations: there are also off
lerences of reading betMeen the several old
impressions affording grounds for some diver
slty OF text and warm controversy, between
the more recent editors
upon these, the American editor thinks it
due to the character of this edition. to decide
tor himself, without implicitly following the
text OF aoy one modern edition. AS the in
dustry and learning of pror editors have fur
nisiled the collation. Of various readings, and
the authorities upon which they may be sup
ported, the task is no longer that Of Iaborious
investigation, but, as it were. of judicial de-
cision, enlightened by contending argument.
AS many OF these variations are of nearly
equal probability. and as some of them are
doubtless the authors own alterations at diff
ferent periods, all the more important read
mgs will be presented to the reader in the
notes, for his selection. Those notes will al
so contain much of commentary as may be
useful to explain antiquated words and phra-
ses, obscurely expressed passages, and allu-
sons 10 obsolete opinions, or the habits or his
tory of the times; the whole in as condensed
form as practicable. But any commentary
upon Shakespeare, however brief, would be
imperfect.if it did not present some view of
the higher criticism employed, not or the in
depreciation of his language, but upon his
thoughts, his character, his poetry, pas. ions,
philosophy. The only difficulty here arises
from the abundance, tie magnificent variety
of the materials contributed during the last
half centuay, by the most brilliant minds of
Europe. Still it is believed that this duty can
be satisfactorily performed, without swelling
the edition TO an inconvenient bulk,
II. w JEWETT, Publisher,
281 Broadway, New York
Any Editor giving the above Prospectus 10
or II insertions, and an occasional notice of
the work during its progress, viii be regular
ly served with the numbers az they appear, in
exchange for their papers
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-04-25
TRUST SALE
o r Il A N ID

10y virtue of deed of trust executed to
ID me by Philip Funk, for the benefit of
Elizabeth Sbert, dated Nov. 10, 1912, and of
record in the clerks of the county court of
Shenandoah. shall proceed to sell, on Satur.
day the 20h day Of. 4priI aert, at the residence
of said Funk, in PowelPs Big Fort, the fol
lowing pieces, parcels or tracts of land, viz
One tract containing 80 ACRES, more or
less; one other tract containing 8 -A.CH Ts.
with the Saw Mill, &C.; one containing Of
ACRES, more or less; one other contain
ing Ice ACRES, more or less; also one 9th.
er tract containing IE0 ACRES. On the tract
on which Funk resides there is a tolerably
good log house, barn, &C. Part ofthe above
is mountain land, tir1hered.
The terms will be cash Such title will be
given as is vested in me by said deed, which
IS believed to be good Sale to commence at
Q O'Clock, P. NJ. d. McTNTURFF,
March 81, 1914. st Trustee.
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FIRST IN MARKET,
Rev SDring Goods.

EoHN c. KERN has Just received and
eH opened, at his store opposite the court
house, an assortment of Spring and Summer
Goods, which he will sell at very reduced pri-
ces, for cash His assortment of Calicoes,
Muslns, Canbrics, and other articles for dres.
ses, is worthy of the attention of the ladies'
Fancy shawls and handkerchief, variety of
cap and bonnet ribbons, laces, edgings. &c
Cloths, cassinetts, cassimeres, vestings of the
latest styles, very cheap. Queensware, hard>
ware, groceries: boots, shoes, hosiery, gloves,
and many other articles. The public are in,
vited to give him call.
..UPunctual customers viii be supplied on
time upon accommodating terms.
April 4 1874.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Having been under the necessity of, pub
hshIng an article in the Sentinel of the valley
short time since, in vindication of nv own
character, relative to the lamentable circum-
stance ofmy wife's separation from me; and
hearing since said publication that it has be-
come general report that ] have circulated
III public newspaper what have on all oc-
casIons denied when in private conversation.
therefore, III justice to myself, deem it ne
cessary to explain more fully the objects of
my first publication.
The public are aware, that certain-indi.
yldual published several articles in the Senti-
mel OF the Valley, portraying my character in
most humanity manner, and complaining of
slanderous reports, which he said had become
circulated, duplicating the character of nv
family. which reports were never heard Of
to the best ofmy knowledge, until they were
seen in his first publication. What that indi-
vidual meant, by holding forth to the public
that there were such charges aliedged against
HIM, when at the same time no such charges
had been preferred, am at loss to deter
mine. As the public have seen his publica>
tlons, recitation of the same will be unne.
cessary here.
J viii only proceed, as have before said,
to explain the object of my publication here
tofore referred to-
1st. My object was general refutation of
the charges preferred against my general
character not having the most distant idea Of
bringing my wife or any Of her friends in
question.
End. as / am told that the ge1ieral con
struotion placed upon my ether publication.
tends to confirm some slanderous reports,
which have been circulated concerning my
wife, deny having had anv such intention
whatsoever; and hereby unqualifedlY with
draw any such lmputation said publication Of
mine, either directly or Indirectly, may seem
to contain, and ask an intelligent public
whether it could have been possible for me to
have had any such intention, as have taken
every possible step to reconcile my wife, and
her friends have on all occasions (when
permitted to have an opportunity. to do so
made every necessary acknowledgement of
misconduct on m" part that may have pro-
duced said separation, and have promised by
the help of God to avoid all cause of future
dissatisfaction. And appeal to my wfe and
her friends, under such circumstances, if they
are not honorably bound to heal again the 'un-
happy breach, thus made in my family Civ
en- under my hand this 4tlr day of April, 1914
JACOB J. FUNKHOUSER
April IL st
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N @ TIC &:
yENn NHan.N1Arrnn.S q q

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Lew.
~ Court for the present year will be held
m July
IN making out The accounts, it IS REQUIRED
by the order al jane Court, 1912, that tl,ev
be verified By the oath of the Surveyor n
whose precinct the work was done-that ten
hours shall constitute days work between
the LIST of March and the 1st Of October. and
eight hours between the 1st oflOctober and
lhe lst Of March. The same rule win be an.
piled TO all kinds Of work done on the nnb,c
roads Forms for making out the accounts
may be had at the Clerks Office.
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VIRGINIA, TO W.T.

VIRGINIA, TO W.T.
At rules held in the clerks Office of the cir
cut superior court of law and chancerv for
the county of Page, OH Monday the 5th dav
OF February, 1914. Benjamin +. Gravson s.
Emily his wife, (late Emily Stevenson
plaintiffs, against, Joseph Coff'man, executor
OF David Coifman, deceased. and in his own
right, and as executor of Elizabeth Golf.
man, deceased, Abraham Funkhouser and
Catharlne his wife, late Catharlne Cofijmanl
Henry Jennings and Lucinda his wife, 0ate
Lucinda Stevenson) John Cooper and Eliza
beth his wife, Oate Elizabeth Stevenson
Susanna Cofiman and Ann RufFner, defend.
ants--IN cHAsCERT.
FENHE defendant, Ann Ruf1ner. not having
m entered her appearance and given secu,
r'ty' according to the act of assembly and the
rules OF this conrt, and it appearing by satrs.
factory evidence that she is not an nllabitant
OF tins state On motion of the. plaintiffs, by
their counsel, It IS ordered, That she do an.
pear here on the first Monday in Nav next
and enter her appearance and answer the
plaintiffs bill, and give security for perform.
ing the decree of the court; and that cony
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Woodstock, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door OF the court house of the said county Of
Page. A copv--Teste.
VIM. c. LAUCK, Q.
February is, 1914.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

pY virtue Of decree entered in the coun
HO ty court of Shenandoah. at April court,
1874, in the case of Bogers. &c. plaintiffs vs.
Stephen Caruthers, l shall proceed, on The
9th dag Of .9dril, 1874, before the front door
of the court house in Woodstock, to sell the
right of Stephen Caruthers for vending ]. G.
Hathaway's HOT .4II2 COOKING 4STOVES
in Shenandoah county, in the bill and procee.
dings mentioned, at public sale, for CASH
J. N. HILL, d. S
For A. tinker, s c
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IN compliance with the foregoing decree,
| shall proceed TO. sell at public auction,
on Friday The 24th day Of May. 1914, on the
premises, to the highest bidder, part of the
Milford Tract of Land, il the county of Page,
near the tavern at Milford, containing about
Eighty-three Acres, which land descended to
the hers ofPeter S Moore deceased
The terms will be-Ten days credit for the
amount of all costs and commission on sale,
and on the balance credit of SIX and twelve
months, divided in two equal sums Bond and
good security will be required of the purcha-
ser on the day of sale.
JOHN MCPHERSON,
APfii 1914. At Commissioner.
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VIRGINIA, TO W.T.

Al court held for the county OF Shenandoah
on Monday the 18Th dav of February 1914
solomon tl'nEel. Joseph Haines and Naora
ms @ue, rate Naoma Hlnkel, Andrew Hin.
~ ila'iaa,i II. oGfewait, late Hannah r
eilhke'' ana D&yid NJ Esnkel; which said
Hlnkel are. children and heirs At law or
Paul Hlnkel. deceased. plaintiffs aea;,,,t
Ambrose Hiukle, Jacob Adams and Sebuna
ms wHe; Arenas Hinkel, Usebias S. uink]e
AMBROSE Hinkel, Preclla Hinkel, Typbe-
ma Hlnkel and Sibella Hinkel, - Benick
and susannah his wife, - Ingold and E.
iizapeth his wife. Polecarp Hinkle, Socra-
les Hinkel, Cicero I1inkel, Flora Hinkel
ana Elanora Hlnkel, John NJ. Strider and
Elizabeth his wife; which said Ambrose
HlIEel and Sebina Adams are children
and heirs at law of Paul iIinkel, deceas-
ed; Arenas Hinkel, Usebias S. Hinkel. Am
brose Hinkel, PreclIa Hnkle, Typhena
HInkel aud Sibella Hinkel are children and
heirs at law Of Philip Hinkel deceased; the.
sad Philip being one of the sons and heirs
at law OF Paul Hinkel, deceased; Susannah
Benck, Elizabeth lngold, Polecarp Hinkel
socrates Hnkel, Cicero Hkel, Flora Hin,
kel and Eianora Hinkel are children and
helrs at law of David Hnkel dec'd-the sale!
D"fiu rli!hel pelnS one OF the heirs OF Paul
Hnkel dec'd-and John NJ Strider & Eliza
beth his wife, the said Elizabeth being an
her OF Charles Hinkel, deceaaed-the said
Charles Hinkel being one of the sons and
heirs ofPaal Hndel, deceased, defendants
IN cUAycERY.
"a ME defendants Jacob Adams and sebina
u his wife. Arenas finkel, Usebias Hinkel,
Ambrose Hmkel, Precilla Hmkel, Typhena
Hinkel and Sbella Hinkel, - Benck and
susannah his wife, - Ingold and Elizabeth
his wife, Polecarp Hinkel, Socrates Hinkel,
Cicero Hlnkel, Flora IIinkel and Elarora Hin
kel, and John NJ. Strider and Elizabeth his
wife, not baving entered their appearance and
gwen securit. according to the act Of assem-
bly, and the rules of this court; and it appear
ing BY satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants of this country: II is ordered. That
they appear here, at rules to held therein on
the first Monday in May next, and answer the
bill OF the plaintiffs; and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspa.
per published in Woodstock, for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door Of
the court house in the town of Woodstock.
!. A copy-Teste,
FEB. Y p. WILLIAMS, csc