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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21
THE PhlscIPLEs
gf lie BalIinore Coaseation.

: RI
TIE Riehnond Enaailer says:
Fhe Democra,s have evsry Thing. 10 cheer
.nsn Let them give 4 fair and honest support
! 70 sns Aamilistrations nov engaged in carrying
Out % principles offhe Baltimore Convention
Tszss, We believe, was The great principle Il
The BsisimoIe Conveniion, and that Is fully car
risd eatto Inc hearts eontent or every one.
\ A'teveh1e standard for The Tariff was sno-
|ahsrl but re think il viii task the inventive &C.
[niusof The aprosressires, !" 70 &c, Tariff better
adapted 10 "revenuen purposes, than the whig
Tariff of isls, which shelr parry refused TO re-
peal last winner.
Ine Sub Treasury, thrice defunei, IS another
principle, and doabtless il will be revived, bui
Il vii De strange position for Mr. Richie 10 be
placid -, 70 advocsie snd support measure,
which he opposed so slrennOosly in 1897, al
which time be lhns spoke -
ave have no desire 10 see such az aeeamula-
zion fPo,rer I'M he hands Of the Execative-no
wish to pot The money directly inio The palms d
+ his friends and parfi=aas. We wish to see the
power and patronage Of the Executive increased
as liitis as POssibie-Ihe powers Of the Federal
G9ternmeni no, enlassed-ths purse and arord
MOI more strongly rnitsd, Than they are in the
hsAfs Of The President--and as Jt.s means Of cor.
ruEtiOn as possible trusted 10 hi. possession
This mas said iA-.s<f ftsnsber 1887, and forci
urysaid- and We do NOT see how the reverse Of
rtelp be maintainedao,c. A week afterwards,
The; same Editor designaied the Sub-Treasury
az
"a riid and dangerous scheme, - establishing
tito sorts Of currency the better for the officers
Of Che Government: the baser for the people"
Oct. 90, 1887, be said: "The Sub -Treasury
will enlarge The Executive power, slready too
gI eat FOR Republic.n
Jan. 20, ls3S-s,ill in the opposition, and Lead
Ing of with him some Of the mos, prominent
men in the country, the same Editor depicted the
change made in the bill from the extra session 10
the regular session in December, and the rapid
growlh@of Executive patronage WHICH would fol.
low the adoption Of the matter, and added:
eli has already expanded from Collectors to
Rte,ipers-and who shall say that il will not ex-
Pand from four Receivers, TO t,csn.y OF Gtly? Ia
fact, who shall STOP hs augmentation Of Tar Re-
Feipsrs, under the Administration of some future
ambitious. Presidenii This bill increases the Ex-
ecuiive patronage. BY the appointment Of Re-
ceivers General, Bank Missionaries, and places
Abe funds more Immediately under the control Of
oinsefs appointed BY and removable by the Presi-
dsnt.'s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21
LABoRERstIN FACTORIES.

Z q
The owners of Misunderstanding Establishments
are always held up " ihe loco press asrealizing
all the value, and eainiug1alI The bene6, arising
49, the labor OF those in their employ. They are
Isen,ed as paying sosmalf pitsance 70 their
| sybrers thai scarce Lying is afforded This is
IN set off BY the Alexandria Gazette, which
a:es that the Merimac Company a. Lowell
whose dividends are frequeuily quoted BY the
Loco press employs twelve hundred and my
women, whose average earnings considerably tr-
coed 20 each per week, above the cost Of their
board. The lsboring men average IS cents PEE
day above their board Shny-six oytrseers receive
50 each per day with occasional premiums. This
average working timsshf each hand is but ten
hours and a half. fntihe Rfii Adifis \ raIefnl
account Of the orking lime has been KEEP, and
it appears log girls aseEsged 2O7 days each n a
year, and 10 hours minutes pei day bach ber
ing paid according ID her work, ana al paidBfn
cash in every moath,- moi one sat,hiRg in store
orders or barrier o. any kind The aysssge sar j,
ings of the women ID ali ne factories, including
novices, is Sl.93 per4week, besides theirsboard.
Many girls who have been school teachers'g gladly
take places in the milIs, as hepay is higher here,
and the work lighter, though thehours are leng-
er. No one has Iosta sixpence of her earnibgs,
in the Lowell factories, SINCE he fitsi wasstart.
ed. The girls have about slO0,00O ill., the Saw
;ings Bank. Such Is lhe co6diIion ofarhe labor
ing class 10 the principal Menu featuring iaWE IL
America. &lH III XII
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21
ROAD IMPROVEMENTS.

In passing over portion sof The Lse,oFn
Road notorious, heretofore for roughnsss Z
we're struck with The chafacteFsof ihef inPfose-
ment made upon thai portion a. il under she
EssPsrvistea Of TsoMAs %. BEkLE. I4s isl aving
the work done effeciuSlly !, and aithpps tsnsy
cost q little more 10 the begianipgthsn The ordi.
nary method Of patching oP'ioaa1s, ve hope MI.
B. may be sustained, not only By The people, bal
by The court, which passes upon his accounts.
4 Some of our Road Surveyors in other ssctionss
of the County might fna useful lesson 10 tax.
ing ride over. Mr.. Bsall's roai, hi notice The
character Of ths mprOysmenfA MI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21

VII wv
w. faily proofs Y ihs sb " n si'h !
which our Dn,ry II 6lessea,iin athe droves t of
fat Cat,le1hst pass through our streets fer TIE
Eastern markets. Most ofsthem are fronathe
valley counties shove PSI but goodly 2eiIiOn
also comes from Ohio, W.T.
Our butchers cannot afford 10 eiyethe prices
asked, and therefore we don't often gst . taste Of
the qualify Of these passing supP'iss but L We
notice some very fair samples ofl home protuc-
ton al the shambles lalelys III
Our Mutton during The season has bssn oil
most too fat for the table cempi aintr which
the epicures seldom make.
In little while, when The waters are replen-
i.hed, we e1pec, 10 ssefenr Flour Trade very
brisk. So there is enough Id DO grateful for, ini
this region, in addi.sbn ~ ihelbIsssipgpf almost
universal good health. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21
FROM TEXAS.

An arrival atsNew 0rleans brings Sl Tex.
as pspersto3 the 5.ts instant. There IL
howsyer, nothing Of mpoftance Id them.
The United States troops we're on Sl Jo.
ssph's Island.
sT The provisions relative 10 The Execu.
Tive Department, Is adopted require tkal
] Governor and Lieutenant Governor shall
|bs elected once ID -four Yeais; and ! sec.
Rotary q Slate 10 Be appointed bv r.
Governor and confirmed by lie Senate S
Treasurer and Conpiroller 10 Be chosen
biennialIyby joint ballot. TWo.tE,ir3 1 afs
|feqplIed g pass biIl osz reldI Thsfe
was i ProiIacIed discoSlion - Is jb6
modeol ppointmsni;Df So
EEsasqfst GOD Comply
Anding thaI|lhe pebpl1 eli 81
officers The msjoliI -
q elective, either 81 ibo 90 ~ 3 g. g
laiore b1l lbe appoiniment 80 f;asl.u
given 10 fhe Governor and Sens r &. IS
Thsts wss great difference n o4;o;on
e p ihe !ine 81 orgAnizirsa sia's Co
Qn ihs Eli ihs word naiirs d IL
lion feq4ifina that he Governor should
bsoi 'nsiiss citizen Of The Uoilea Slsle
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21
Letter FROM mR. CLAY.
The Walchnen Of the ci,y.of Albany present
ed Henry Clay with SADDLE, The receipt ofwhich
he acknowledged 10 The following letter:
ASHLAND, 3lst July, 1915.

& ASHLAND, 3lst July, 1915.
GENTLEMEN--I duly received your
friendly letter addressed TO me at The 10
stance Of the Waicbmensof the city OF AL.
bany, and received yesterday. in perfect
order, the Saddle with its sppend ages,
which they have been good enough 10
presentto me. They are are all remarka-
bic for their neatness and elegance. And
pray you 10 presentto The Raichmen OF Al.
bany and accept yourselves. my grateful
thanks for this undressing testimonial. Say
to them, thati will endeavor always to put
The saddle upon the right horse. and hen
mounted or dismounted, i shall cherish a
proud recollection Of the friendly source
whence il came.
I. ] am greatly obliged BY the compliner.
tary terms in which yon have been pleas
ed to advert TO my origin my career. and
my retirement from public lie. What
ever may be the real value of my public
services, they have occupied The larger
share Of my life. and il is highly crafty
ing 10 me TO learn that the .Wa,chmen Of
Albany approve them. All that I dare
say, myself, Of those services is. 10 affirm
the purity and disinteresledness OF the
motives which prompted their perfor-
nance.
| offer my best wishes for The health,
happiness and prosperity Of the Watch
men of Albany and OF yourselves and my
prayers that they may always succeed 10
dvertiag from that fine City any similar
condagra,ions. 70 those which have so ca
lami,ously afflicted some Of our other A.
mer;ean cities. | am your friend and o.
bedienl servant.
HENRY CLAY.
Messrs. ]. G vandervolgen, G. Dyer,
and A. Stewart. sc. SC. SC.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21
RIcHlIoND aIEDIcAI. c "a 4lL.all 4 n

give have more Than once borne tessinonyg Y 4.
he merits III Ibis Instifuion, and endeavctsa ~
awaken an interest," an,ong Nireiniaps Xxi welt
Their patronage. We aisIsminded Of itstclaiiils,
the reception Of caslogne q The officers and
Apdenis Of me College, from which il appears
,kat ilss progress is onward. The completion q
ia nsw building has given room for tho most
com pIste system Of medical instruction, and ne
next session. VIII ~ held Iunde ihe most fa-
yorsble auspieces, Ii will commence 81 The 9Th
I,f oclobei ind continue un,its mp Issf m FEB
/! Our personsll eq6aintsnceawiths noatlof The
Professors enables Is 10 bear cheetful ttestimony
.olthsir qualiEcatiohs, asoff ths hbsst ordsi!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21

u WI S45Nsg h A.. N % 4. S8r Vi
MsffMs I'M pssity Nsll esssslisnea 'uet ~
Nhls hasS sssp hssifn A. ~ ~ Ssasss asa5 n
's ',a s1etr n h llal e'ls
!. pGkf Ans Iass e<' ssanon Y IN ~ 4.
slepds ne Mhlss Srd hse Lees. ~ M Al
shste Mll1 besisht sAykigs ana two Loeos, r. les-
ieSs 80 |aIs
WahiesS- IA MeEIsofys Henry sstsafr'
lanes Fl Bslls TN \ Young fGaorgs Y a' '
Kes M f;Arrst pa a anal a.
TrpAbS Eeeos yhn BOyd andFs' Wr iloi
bbssls. asEE NJ NH
9fhs LsgillstursIis dseiasdiF Whis
/ NoREH sARoliSA ThEee AYhigs'shd II LoTT
cefoco CsnRressnsn hsves hsss ehosea ] he
WhIsss WIKI 4. L.cii6sGaps n IA Bariesers ae g
a. Rotkery ;sna ihs EScet 0s b eeaa U 3
E1ohblp, J. II MeKay, sl 49,, g. n i q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21

n Troops W. 1ssa,. Cen. WonrH. tiss coS.
ma1dipg ol5csr ~ 81. A{xusii1t, H. fecsiySd
orders VI and thres comb9nies 81 United Stais.
sfooPs irOn thss Pol 70 n n 0rle3as. NJ 3,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21

Death Of RerS u e Jaekson. - We3AaKe.
the sad tidings oithe recent death. BY apo
plexy, at Henderson. Kentucky Of The
Rev. JOHANNES E.sJAcKsoN. formerly
Pastor Of the Episcopal Church Of Win
chester, in which station be labored for
many years most diligently and faithfully i
We have 20 doubt proper tribute viii
be paid to The memory and service of Ibis
leniHent divine,Fby some friend familiar
tMittlhis ltEe.-.Win. Rep a. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21
eEThe amauni Of sales VI the Chicago laaa
Office during The month ef JuIy was SIS, sos, I
Excitement I'll Frankfort .IK,

Excitement it Fraakfort, Ky The
Frankfor, (Ky J YeoDan, Of Friday says
Secretary Ben Harden left here 81 sier-
day. by The adsice of some OF His friends.
10 escape the Indignation Of The popular
will in regard 10 some alleged moralfab.
erration Itis' said he will resign. We
have moi heard his story, and are not pre-
pared 10 say how guilty he Is, or wheth.
er at ell. The! charges against him ale Of
a serious Character and The popular feel
ing is very highly excited asainstfhim. z
! .Ngro,o Escape The Westminster De-
mocrat statestbat on Sunday last, Young
man named Thomas Hodgkiss, a reside at
Of this city. al the house Of bis uncle, MI.
Maynard near Unionville Frederick cou h.
ty, was struck down 5y lightning and laid
Insensibie for some time. He was stand
ing near The chimney which the electric
fluid descsndsd, stTiking him on thebsck
part oi the head singing itie hair ii The 4
passed 10 Tie TIKI side oil his breast, an3
descsDdsd 10 AN isft iooi, passing ovsi lilA
knee. and left asfed mark, ID places 81
large as ones band HE does not ex 2esa
Renee any bad effects from il. Bal Pat.E
FATAL AND DISTRESSING EyENr.-
We record with painful regret a most ira--
gical occurrence tha; took place last eve
ming. about, sir o'clock, on PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, near FalIer's Hotel when. Oh
account of some misunderslanding BE-.
tween Rufos Elliott faBErotheri 10 law ol
Mr. John g Rlyss. William q Kendall,
"a son Of All. Amos X sn1alI. and Josiah
r. Bailey. ths party iifs. named shof' Nj.
Kendall deadlon the spoi and severely
shattered Tue leitHfm 81 III. Bailey | l,s
two discharges ffoin o1e h Coli ! rsvuIg.
ing possoh. Mi II :hen made biz IS.
81 :. 5 md hs4 n6i bsen arresed Il i;ne
: si -: ere e. many coniradicio.
~ sioiies - csssSiSiion srssoer,;.,s ~
circumsixnces Of i6;t ine
that We pdFposels refrain lrenSs; anair
Of lhe reports that have reached 3 y cry
gard e il al~ lai.. Ihesaas .5',, z, e !
Curious Coincidence. Ii D,y;s.o. &.
fTeDnsssee) 10 which Nashville (. .:,. -
led. Mr.. Polk vas beaten. 10 ~ s,,h .'.s--
torial election n 1913. $50 v6tS. ~
1874 (the presidential election \ ~ 80 *
again bsaten 5S<. + ibe lale slsr,;s. q
{ le45 } AT. Blown W. besisaI ~ Al.
Foster y Ibis lhis oMD) county. 5ss 81
Close running ior three years. - U1l5n, D
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21

Brilliant 1asfsor seen In The oays tiae.---
Monday afternoon, August llth, JUS: af-
Yer The stone pillar for The large equatori.
ia telescope was raised II the top 81 The
Sears Tower, magnificent meteor was
seen, bile the sun was shining, from the
top IF the tower, BY Nj. Rogers. the ar
scliiiect and Mr.. GeorEeP. Bond. Ii was.
tifsi ssefisat an elevation Of about thirty
|dsgrees and descended 10 40 obliqne di.
lsclions from The north pole, towards s
Punt in he horizon few degrees Is Inc
|sQslh 81 east Boston Conrier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21
(BATH) BEas BLEF SfRises, Va,
y TF-F'IffFi 1oAE

t N*8l fAE AUGUST, 1915 nv
TF,.ftsad Gaiiattr FKho wing that many Of our
fellow -cilizens ~ Jefferson Cbnnty are in pnrt
suit Of th it great blessing, Health, feel inclned
win yoor psrmission to give them some lfttie liz.
ormatio1 whictfmay bs5useful tosonie Of he Ia
10 directing their COURSE. | have had lonss
chhse after THAI SANK Health, myseIfs and IF 4
have noi securedit,A have aileasishad fair sipI,t
Of lie game, and iii rhe same lime Rad asyery'a !.
gresable hunt and i feel fully authorized X
sa yto ihosssin search 6fFeilher health M Ma
sure, or both combined,- Come 10 Bath. ana
come quickly. HI Ts be shrssit is some Whai ia,s
ID The season, bur Better late than never =, isal
very good motto motto BY the way, Mr.. Jenior Edi.
iorsesnA yougcome yourself, Or send iha, ..for.
gsifal manip koow ef no place eqaat 10 ma
l-it is asParadise on eafth. If il IS Hesltb van,
as,s, y*su MI drink Or ana ~ - Il
llf4sgi Dg nsbe alters ofsthis place III plea1
sure besYour ohiSvlsyou have only. af,er drioks
ingFanG balhiss 70 take al proaaenade 10 ,hs
Ibeaut uI grow adjoining the spring, where The
Eeye wifi be met every stePs by slbs gFaeefpI
flsfms, swest ffacss a6d blight eyes of shs mos,
beSutsal sssoftnispt N The falf dapghtsrs of Eve
than have Had IKE pleasure il befs bg AIfsyou
delight III Ply ill gstmy, her1isa cSpilalsehool
farns staily inthe fsees Of HE polished gaHa1is
|of these same "goddesses Of beauty" IF You
Ike soul 5enchAnting music, you have only TO
walk into The public saloon, where is4to be- seen,
heard and fet, sll the Harmony Of creal:on, -
Ifyou desire 10 esttip the light fantastic toe, you
have only.lo be introduced 10 partner, and her
hand isib yours But above all, Messrs. Editors,
and ybu MI. "Foraelfal man, !" il II is good cal.
EffBg y Do would have, rCome ahead, and iustSel
ESodrselyes down 10 ,hesumptuous, elegantly ar
Ia6seds and wtll attended table ef ihes Messrs3
OFerraIl, of}thesBath Coffee Hpuse, Oh thsalelt
side ofaihesquare coming intoY town fromtBe
Rail Raaa, and MY word for il you will fIeeIs
ackno wlsdge thai ophavsnot only never seen
"a 5eaerproyf6ed 6Fbetler attended table Id N op
life, bptlhat youhsy ldom seeGjs equ ~. 4Of
the host andhis gsnllemsnly sons Cone of whom.
is a partnefin The hoteI) il is needless Ia say
much; they are foofwell known 10 require praise
at my hands. WIFI Mr.. John 0'Fefrall,N sen,,
you are yourselswell acquainted, and know him
10 be one Of The most polite and accommodating
gentlemen ia Western Virginia. Of4his sons, |
have only to say, they are 'schips Of the old
block" $50, Nests. Editors, If you OF your
friends wish eitherto restore health or enjoy
pleasure, ! say sgain, come % Bah, and "rIf
60 bail'' you will not regret IT, speak from
experience, andsny on lyF objeclin thisicammn,4
nicstion safesife 10 see my fGends. enjooyines
nealsh, and PLEASURE. Yours tfplY.
u 1SilsF WIKI N Ell Jssa4s4F.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21

= GA tournament Yill MAX place III ths Eau
quier While sulphur SPIN sdn Wednesday
9Th Of August. M VII M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18
-, p;cbmoud Enquirer.

Terhs v ~, ! published DAILY and SEMI
Vt The Encune n,i,, Paper. seven dollars per an
WEEKlN :" ". nj r,sht dollars Il taken !or sne.a
nm, and al 'ne ~. ,sar For the Selni-N eeny, u'e
,r period than ~. and Three Dollars tot SIX non,
Selas per ahhu" - be- pad "a e efsee, or fen.eu W
eassse ID ~ Six Dollars per annuih a. '"' go
mail. posi PAID; Oh
he set. ,his oitce may he rrmu.ea ges M IA;
,T All dues ~ ~, p.ps no;rs, At the risk "i rug 1u
1, "a ani aVai,.o -. bsa- pad by tse n''ters-
,c, * Pe'dse a letter il scarcely Of any aSIouu.
Ta posiaes el d ~ a-c;,muai,an ot Pasaso, III Sn
hHs business, which oVe'''es
s ~ Eir ~rsss OF ADVERTISING: .o0,,, oc
,c n.tIy ENuJiRGE-sot QUO sau ma
II M - lrss. frs, rn,eri'"h' my /, ,nssy;-
sTcen nvs' a., iH.,r,ou twenty ,.Nr et.., w,s.S
svfi! 81 ,vic- week, % 'ilfee W.
n,r,y seven and iia'i s,.d INV dollars for thirty
AMI In thai prafoiii"h !" ,.,j.rs and Auction
NV ~, Ienr,h-eIcrPi i",'elt .t doii,,s fpaner in.
graz Who are charged one hundred uo''"''
ertei:, ,ur SEMl-WEEELY-one sluare OF sMeen
~ Iis g., insertion, - cents; ;of each Cohuhu-
,rce %'sts' distance must he accompanied withthe
uaes Or satisfactory references, 10 insure eAecu-
~ - o,,..o-is, ard Marriages from the country,
II =" 49, ,,ty', hand writing Is unknown az th's
H.tne' - authenticated by the endofsation OF lir
otfr na' nm, nr.hborhood, or they viii ~ no case
l0'"AsI Every mrasurc that mas been taken tc
= . .,;ions and gGGzes, mas proved heretofore
He'".,, II. must. therefore. insist, IL such case
" -. COMMUNICATION heing certified ny the name O
VI p..,,.s.r,, srli,en tae back Il me letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims by bond, note, or
II Otherwise, against the estate Of Col. Joseph
Shelton. deceased, late Of the county OF Gooch-
land, Va, are hereby notified and required to pre-
provision may be made for the adjustment and
settlement OF snch as may be properly authenti-
Gated Also, all persons holding claims against
other persons 10 which the said Col. Joseph S6al-
ton, deceased, is security and Tor which he is liza
bic, are hereby notified TO make them known
10 us without delay. All parsons who are indeb,-
ed to said estate are hereby requested TO come Tor
ward and settle the same Immediately, as il is
desirable that the estate be sellled as speedily as
possible. VIM. >; rDM LIN'
Administrators Of JOS Shelton, deceased.
Feb 22-w6w
~ yVb;o reonested 10 COPY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18
Feb. lS-w2m

IN -vmoixla:-At Rules held
i in the Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery of Northampton
county, on The 7;h day OF February, 1915
John 2. Ailworth, James J. Ailworlh, and Ed
ward r. Allen, merchants and partners trading
under The firm oiAlwcr,hs < Allen, Plaintiffs,
against
John S. wilkins, Thomas T. spady and Ben
jamin Haley, Defendants.
The defendant, John S. Wilkins, no, having
entered his appearance, and it appearing BY sa-
tiSiacory evidence that he is not an inhabitant OF
this Commonwealth: II is ordered, that the said
defendant, John S Wilkins do appear here at
the Rules 10 be holden for The said Court on The
first Monday in May next, and answer The bill
OF the plaintiff; and that copy OF This order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in The city OF Richmond for two months success
sivelv, and that another copy be posted at The
from, door Of the Courthouse of this county.
Feb l8-w2m LOUIS p. ROGERS, C. c.
TN CHANCERY-Vrs "A, Rules, taken
/ in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chanccry, Of Nouoway coun-
". on the llth day of January, 1915:
Beverly Anderson, Pitt:
John D. Royal, late Sheriff OF Nouoway
county, and, as such, Administrator OF Will
liam Vaughan, deceased, and John L. Nor
gan, DIS
The defendant, John D. Royal, late Sheriff of
No,ioway county, and as such, Administrator OF
William Vaughan, deceased, no; having entered
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 ahabant Of this STATE: |: is ordered,
and accordingly entered at Rules. that the said
defendant do appear here on the first day OF April
term next, and answer The hill OF the plaintiff,
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
in the Richmond Enquirer, for two months sue
ccssively. and that another cory he posted al the
front door ofhe Court House Of this county.
A Copy. Teste,
G. w. FITZGERALD. d. G.
IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18
gr Wing requested to copy.
NOTICE.

WAS committed to the jail of Nansemond
w County, some time in the month OF August
last a Negro Man who calls himself JoHN OF
BEATTY. and claims that he is free man. He
states that he was bound to gentleman by the
name of Robert Marley, Merchant at Black
river bridge sometimes called Bealy's bridge) in
the County ofSampson, North Carolina, and that
he left the said Marley, previous TO the expiration
of his term OF servitude. The Court seemed 10
be of the opinion that said negro is a slave, and
order that he be advertised for one month in two
Of the newspapers OF this State.
The owner ofsaid slave, Git he be one) or the
person holding him as bound for term OF years,
Is requested TO come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away, or else he will be
dealt with according to Law.
WON - HENRY RAWLS, Jailor
Feb 26-cwIm of Nansemond County.