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The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

THM LATE PosT MAsrRR GENERR 2, Mi
WickliRe and his family took final leave {
Washington on the 29lh ult., for their Eesidenc
in Bardstown, Kentucky.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

G5-Gen. Almonte, the Mexican Minister, has
leA New York for Vera Cruz. We wish him
4 safe passage, and hope he may find his family
and Inc Mexican authorities well
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

9rMr. BFiant, editor Of the Creole" has
IGN lOr Texas, 10 be Grnered 70 his ladye-love.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

0The latest adyices from Mexico state that
Santa Ana holds out bravely in his owndefence.
T~heehances appeared decidedly more favorable
for his escape.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

6rCapt. Miller, whose loss by the late steam
boat disaster il very heavy requests Us 70 give
notice to those indebted ~ % him, that the sums
now duo him ID The Parish from many indiyidu-
ais, though small, would be thankfully received
by him al Washington. AS he ID about leaving
the Parish, he requests persons owing him 70
call and settle their accounts.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

Thanks TO the "Yazoo Belle. and the
sspanOla, !, for late city papers.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

GENEnxr ALmoNTE's PRoTEsT. The Eve.
ming Gazette Of Saturday publishes the following
as "a abstract ofthe Protest ofthe Mexican Min
lister, On Tie occasion Of the passage ofthe An
nexation Bill
sThe undersigned has The honor to address
himself To the Hon. Secretary Estate, in order
To manifest the deep concern with which he has
seen that the President of the United States has
given his signature to q law admitting into this
conEaderacy tho Mexican province Of Teras.
He had Aattered himself that the sound coun-
sells &c The most distinguished citizens, go would
have led 10 q better result. UnhappiN it has
moi been so, and against his hopes andfsincere
Vows. he sees contaminated on the part of this
government, an act ofaggression the most unjust
that modern history records--the spCliation Of a
friendly nation Of considerable part ofits terri
tory.
For these reasons, in obedience to his instruc-
tions he must protest, and does protest, in the
most solemn manner, in the name ofhis Govern.
naent against the laws, &c. He protests also
that the act IN q measure inyalidates the rights
Z d Mexico 70 recover her province, Of which she
ii so uniustly dispossessed, and that she viii
maintain and give effect % those rights by ali the
means within her power.
He also begs that The Secretary will let the
President knew that in view Of ell these facts,
his mission near thIa G0vefAneMt teammates
from to-day. He consequently begs that the
Hon. Secretary will forward 70 him hispassporss
because Il Is bis purpose to leave this city assoon
as psssIble for New York
Can Almonte has been acknowledged aaths
Mlaisser Of Inc new Government. but returns t,
Mexico previoassO entering on his duties.
A bill has been introduced into the Legisla
tnsa Of Massachusetts, making it a m~isdemeanol
foe any citizen ofthat Stateto slaves in AM
part ofthe globe. Tho penalty Ofslch owner
ship Is 5000 4 month for every slave so held
sither in sole Or cOpartnery proprietorship. Thi
law IL intended to operate upon such citizens il
she Stats IS an interest in Southern estates
number Of The plantations In tho West Indie
are owned IL the North: indeed, West India es
tassa have been in the possession Of several fami
llas IN New England ever since our s%anctiiie
brethTen used tocarry on the slave trade. We'll
Massachusetts thinks fit to fine her citizens 70
cwning slave property, we scarcely think Louis
Jana viii send an agent to interfere in her legis
lation upon the subiect.-Pic.
MASSACHUSETTS,. Ex-Governor Davis ha
been elected Senator to supply the vacancy cat
sed by the death OF Mr.. Bates. The vote in th
Senate was IS 70 5; in the HeusO J49 to Oh.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

A PRrsENr RETURNED. 1t is said that Mr..
Thomas Lloyd. Surveyor of the Port of BaEi,
more, being very anxiousto remain in Office, Re.
Gently sent 10 Mr.. Polk as a present, a tolerEble
looking nag. The President, however sent the
nag back, and removed MIR. Lloyd from office.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

DnArH . i Hon. 9. LEosARD.-Judge Gil
bert Leonard, who was woundedin q duel by Mr..
Toes, III New Orleans, sonne three weeks since,
died al Tuesday evening, The sthinst. His fus
neral took place from the State house, the fol.
lowing day
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

OyTho STATE snag-boat y now in our Bayou
doing rooa execution in the way Of log pulling!
Wa hops she MAY remain until al obstruction
III removed.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship Louis Philipppe," at New
York, from Hayre, brings French adyices to the
9Th of March. The London dates are TO the
9Th, three days later than by the Cambria.
In the British House Of Commons, on the 9th
ult., Sir Robert Peel declared that United States
sugar would be admitted under the same advan-
tagea ofthe reciprocity treaties as the sugar OF
Java and Manila.
y The Chancellor of the Exchequer has fixed
upon the l4th of March for the new sugar du-.
ties to take effect. All efforts to prolong the
time were unavailirse
The French M~inistrycomrnand the confidence
of the Chambers by a large majority.
The Minister of Finance and the King are.
said to oppose the project forthe conversion Of
the five per cent.
The Paris Presse says that the Minister of the
Marine is preparing to bring in a bill for a new
organisation ofthe transatlantic steam packets.
The Revue de Paris says that a naval REIN
Eorcement will be sent Immediately to the Paci-
fc, and adds that it will be accompanied by a
scientific commission, charged with a minute
examination Of the rocks, reefs, and other dam
gers among the polynesian Islands.
The London Times ofthe 4th Of March gives
an account of u destructive fire on the premises
Of Euderby & Brother, rope-makers and South
Sea merchants, near Greenwich. The total
loss is supposed TO be from G4O,000to G50,000
while the insurance does not exceed $4,000
Tive hundred and fifty workmen are thrown ou1
of employment by the calamity.
The death ofLord Wynford and Mfr. Baror
Quincy are announced in the English papers
A melancholy accident occurred at Londol
on the 9Th ult., in the workshop of an enginee
named Spmuda. A steamboat boiler, Whose
strength they were trying, burst with q fright
full explosion, killing three of the workrnen an
wounding eight other persons SO severely tina
their lives were despaired of.
al storm has broken out in the National AS
, sembly Of Sweden, which may have seriou
consequences. In this assembly four states 0
classes of people are representative peasants
the burgesses, the clergy and the mobiles. Th
first three Of these states have passed alawdiv
ding the property Of a deceased person equal
among his children, but the mobiles oppose i
!. With the royal sanction, however, the bill ma
become a law, notwithstanding its rejection !
the mobiles, and these have therefore p~etitione
q the King not to sign the bill. The vote in f
& yor ofthe petition was l73 to N, The matte
] has excited deep and angry fee{Hg througho
the country.
Tbs last accounts from Switzerland conta
Is nothing ofany inh ~pTtance.
Aletter from Mlscara states that on The Ia
ult., at Calais, the earth having opened in sew
y raj places, thirty houses fell Town and
number Of personslost their lives. A simil;
disaster occurred at the village ofMesrata, whic
was entirely destroyed, but there no lives we
e. lost. The assures in the earth We're precedt
le by a r~umbling noise like that Of an earthquake
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17
M028@3.

A LII Persons having claims agsinst the sstsIs
N PIERRE PlTRE, Pere, deceased, BY mote
otherwise, will present the same within thirty asya
classification. Z. II. MARTINs
Opelousas, April 5, le4s. Adminisuziss
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17
M@G6ee.

&WUUGRe
VWVHE subscriber having replenishsd hs steek
goods this spring, and having determined to ssA'
them al the must moderate prices, invites an examinss
ton before purchasing. His assortment eonsisis Of
Balconies, silks, figured Jaconee,l
white and colored Mnslins, Barregs,
Illness, Calicoes, Domestics, &C. &es
ALSO,
Clothing, Harness &Saddlery, FIour@Sall
Hats, SPanishSaddle Trees, Whiskey.
Boots9-Shoes, Spirits Of Turpentine, Paints, oa
Lamp Black, &c.-togother with an assortmsassL
Groceries, Hardware, Medicines,
All of which shall be sold at the lowest prices.
NATHAN GILBERT,
March 97.tf Washington.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

JOn PRINTING
i IA c hhasses, sSs1 neatly and expediticnsly go
Landry Wkig."
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

RISE IN PFC IRoN.-It is stated that Pig-Iron
has risen 20 per cent. in New York within the
last few days.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

TENNESSEE. The political canvass is now
fairly opened in this important State. The
Wing candidate for Governor is the Hon. E. H.
Foster, a gentleman of good abilities and withal
popular. Hon. A. ". Brown is his opponent,
Mr.. b. has been for several years a distinguish.
ed Democratic member of Congress. The con.
test will, no doubt, be animated and close.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17
$50 ST. 4anbrB Mgts,
0pmh@usAs, IA,
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL II, ls45

ST. LArDnv SuoAR CRop.-We gave, last
week, the products Of our Parish in 1874 and,
u soon Is We can get hold oft, shall give q list Of
shem for 1916. In the meantime, TO show the
increase, we have taken some pains 70 ascertain
thxeaumber of hogsheads Of sugar raised in the
parish tho past season, and find them TO be about
f-ouyteess handred-an increase over the previous
season Of upwards Of seven hundred hogsheads'
The next crop will triple The products Ofthis year.
PoIrcr JuRY.-At the aitting Of this body on
Monday lass. Messrs. Wm. Moore, Thos. Quirk,
q. Cahania, j. Close and r Nsda, were aPpOln !
led ! committee b hare the necessary repairs
madc 81 lie Coufhodses without delay.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

The pay of a West Point Cadet, after the S0th
June next, is to be S24 per month, in place of
the present pay and emolumenta.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

The Point Coupee Tribune, on the contrary
has the following "a raftsman, who came
Through the Raccourci cutoff in a canoe the
other day, informs us, that instead Of the wa3el
running through from the head of the canal with
the velocity ola mill race, as was expected i
would, it has backed up from the mouth, andi'
perfectly still water all the way
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

MASSACHUSETTS. Ex-Governor Davis ha,
been elected Senator to supply the vacancy eau
sed by the death Of Mr.. Bates. The vote in tn,
Senate was IS 70 8; in the HousO I49 to 81.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

A CuRE. The Frankfort Gazette says:-
"a gentleman ofSaratorf has discovered that the
most eficacious remedy for the bite ofrabid an.
inafals is the insect called tantanid asratd, redu.
ced to powder, and given to the patient. Or.
most satisfactory results"
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

Texas AND THE RUSSIAN MINISTER. The
correspondent Of the New York Tribune has
learned that the report in circulation relative &c
the Russian Minister'S having delivered a pro-
test in the name Of his master, against the an
~nexation Of Texas, is incorrect.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

VIII SHt W sHbe |""@1F IN
AZ dead letters.
Andrews, Jesse (2) Lacombe, Miss PrissllA
Allis, I'D. Lsstrapes, jacques
Andrews, Elisha Mayo, VIM.
Barlow, A. J. McDonough, Mrs. Mag
Conduchet, Bernard Mcmahon, John
Coe, James L. Potter, Aaron
Carey, VIM. 8. Prather, Aaron.
Campbell, Mrs. 8. r. OfFutt, Mrs. N.
Delacotille, Isadore Offutt, Nathaniel
Edelen, Benz, estate Of Terrell, Richard, il.
Garwood, Richard NJ. Steele, christopher
Hawthorn, Fergus Sibley, R. +.
Tnsall, Mrs Caroline E. Spalding, ID.
Johnston, James Stump, VIM.
Lugun, Mr.. WikoR,W w estate d
Webb, Amos, and Lady.
Apr.lO. N. GILBERT, 7. NJ
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

The Charter Election in the town ofUtica,
N. Y, on the 9th, resulted in a Wing triumph,
This ties the Board of Supervisors in Oneida
county-a result almost Unprecedented.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

SUICIDE. Henry P. s.. Boyle committed
suicide a few days since, at Hutsonville, Illinois,
by a pistol shot through the brain, causing his
death in a few hours. The deceased was about
% years of age, a young man Of talents, and
with moral conduct and energy might have dis
tinguished himself. He was the son ofthe late
Chief Justice Boyle of this State.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

Mr. Dallas seems not to have discharged the
duty of appointing the Senate Committees in
such a manner as to win great praise. The cor
respondent Of the N. Y. Express writes
The appointment ofthe committees of The Sc
nate isl matter of some excitement and some
merriment. Mr.. Mangum has been the presi-
ding officer ofthe Senate since 1871. He had,
in addition 10 that, been. for many years an in.
huential member of the Senate. He had Just
received, on motion of Mr.. Benton, as he had OF
former occasions, the unanimous thanks ofthe
Senate for his impartial and digniied conduct al
pfesiding officer. He has, by Mr.. Dallas, beer
put on the Committee on Claims, almost the
smallest o fthe committees. +
IA rbartar Eto.t;on in fbe toun ofTTt;ca
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

m EST OF LETTERS remaining in the Poat4
Ia Ut WASHINGTON, La, on the frat Of Apt
ls4s, and which, if not called for within three monIhs
will be sent to the General POBt-odicesa at Washing.sa
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

The Washington Constitution says that the
Postmaster General has decided not to make the
contracts for carrying the mail from the northern
portion ofthe Union, till after the first ofJuly,
when the new post Office bill goes inte opera
ton. These contracts were, according to usage
to be given out this spring.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

Nav YORK CusroM HousE.-The receipts
Of the Custom House for the month ending
March 22d, were $354,019,5l.
Icr o ENeLAND.-The packet ship Concor.
dla, from Boston for Liverpool, takes out 47O
tons ice.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT. lhe
Hon. William Medill, of Ohio, to be Second
Assistant Postmaster General DIETER known as
the Appointment Offs in the place OF Doctor
Miller removed.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-17

FuRLoueHs. An act of the late Congress
authorizes the Secretary Of the Navy, in his dis
%cretion, to put officers on furlough at halfpay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
MngerslOaCM 5. IV.iMchesfet.
TWICE ii HEX

TWICE Il WEEK
rTN9IS elegant line OF Four Horse POST
= COACHES. Is now SO arranged 10 IFS move
men,s under skiIlf1I and careful drivers, as 10
keep up q regular connection with the BaIli-
more & Chic Rail Road without interruption.
IL leaves Winchester ON Sunday mornings, i'm
mediately after the arrival of The Staunton
Stage, so as 10 reach Msrtinsburg 10 time for
The Baltimore Cars, EasttDard,
Al IL O'Clock, A. M.
Wednesday mornings, il performs the same
trip, in time for the same connection.
The Stage proceeds from Martinsburg on Sun.
days and " ednesdayS. for Hagersiown, between
and O'Clock, after the arrirai Of Tie Baltimore,
Cars, thus sffording conveyance for passengers
TO WIlliamsport, Hagerssown, &C., and forming
. connection " ith the
Hagerstorn, Ctdmbersburg, and P!lila-
delphia Rail Road Lines.
This ensures despatch 10 Travellers. and pre-
vents unnecessary detention any where.
Rstlrni6g, me Stage leaves Hsgersiosn for
Winchester, on Monday and THURSDAY morn
ines. al O'Clock, end reaches Winchester ia
time for the S,aunton Stage, thus extending sc-
in both directions without deIay.
This Line, North from Winchester, passes
through Bunkerss Hill, DsrkessilIe, Martins
bprg. Falling Waters aud Williansport. 10 Hs-
gers'owp. giving business men an opportunity
81 visiting escb Of those places
Passengers going West, by taking this line.
will End il The cheapest snd best route, allowing
lime 10 -est and dine 10 Msyiinsburg. before
he arrival Of The Baltimore Cars fpF cumber-a
land KEMP & RIPLEY,
winehesssr. Ar. II. 1sf5-3m..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
IIfnchesfer Directory.
In WiucI,ester,

YNHE undersigned have opened a. H.aRD-
W.fRE STORE in Winchester, near the
Court house. next door to Jacob Senseney, Esq
where they intend keeping full and complete
assortment 10 their line From their long ex-
Perience in the Hardware Business 10 Balti-
more. and having The best sources for obtaining
their Goods from both the
English and .dmerican Manufacturers.
They are enabled 10 sell, and sriu sell. Goods in
the Hardware Line, loscer than ertr e6srsdia ibis
place.
The patronage Of the public is respectfully
invited. and Country Merchants will find il to
their advantage to call, Is they may depend On
having Goods al the lowest Baltimore WhOlesais
Cash Prices.
They have now 10 store, and are daily receive
ing. Goods Of The following kinds
T.4BLE CUTLERY-.7 large aud handsome as.
sortnieni
Ivory Knives and Forks, do in sets Of 81 pieces,
Ivory and Stag Carsers and Steels.
Rodgers and Wssterhom's Pocket Cutlery,
Common Pen and Pocket Knives,
Wade X Butchers aud Rodgers Rszors,
Wilson's Buteker4nd Shoe Knives,
Razor Strops. Scissors < Needles Of super quality,
britannia Tea and Table Spoons. Iron Spoons,
britannia Soup Ladies', TesketlIes, Tin do,
Do Tumblers, Cups ndzTeapots,
Enamelled kellles, Bellmeisl Kettles,
Tin Ssueepsns, enameiled do, Knitting Needles,
Frying Pans, long aud short handles,
Cupboard. Chest, and Till Locks,
Knob Loeksand Latches, Carpenters do do, n
Thumb aud Norfolk LStehes, Wood Screws,
Butt Hinges, Broad do, Parliament do, Brasssdo,
Loose joint do, Jspanned Screws, Grain Shosels,
Shovels. long and short handles Hooks and Hinges,
Forks x prong, Feruled dc, do, Iron Furnaces,
Brass and Iron Andirons, do Shoyels and longs,
Iron and Kitchen do do, Brass CandIesticks,
Fine Tea Trays and Walters, Bread Trays,
Coffee Mills, Box do, JsPanned Ware,
Brushes OF all kinds, Walkers Percussion Caps,
Mahogany Knobs, Gun Wads, ribbed do do,
Sandersons Cast and Sheer Steel, Auvils, Vices,
american and English Blister Steel,
Hoop and Sheet Iron, lacks and Sprigs, ~
Trace and Halter Chains, Oil Stones,
Hand, Pannel, AND Iron back Saws,
Mill aud Cross7cut Saws Bar Iron, and every other
article 10 the Hardware line.
Merchants, Builders, and Housekeepers, are
requested 70 examine stock and prices.
w. T. SHAW & CO.
Winchester, Sept. 4, ls45 ON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
J.gIenameiria E1iredfory.
Paper. Books, Quilts, sc,

M 4 have Just Iect ived our Fall Supply of
Wv Wriiing and Wrappisg Paper, School
Books Quilts, SiteI Pens, &c, consisting, ID part, at
gao Resuis ruled Cap and Letter Paper;
500 Wrapping Paper, assor led sizes
100 dozen Conly's spoilers;
10000 Quills, Nos 10, 90, 80, 40, 50 and 60 ;
10000 Russia QuilIs, very cheap,
Our stock Of Miscellaneous and School Books
Is very large, and embraces sfl hcsBocks used
in Colleges and Schools, and all ih4 new Stand.
ard works os the day. We have always on
hand Steel Pens, in great variety States and
Slate Pencils; Drawing Paper and Pencils Bon
net Boards best Bristol Boards ORA wing Books
and Drawing Cards Mathematical instruments,
10 cases and separate; India Rubber, best India
Ink, Note Paper, envelopes, French Letter Pa
per, Red Tape, Ink Powder, lack and red Era.
sers, Music Paper; red, black, and blue Ink /;
'ndelible Ink; Juvenile Games, and every other
article usually kept in Slationaryis'ore.
We have, also, a lot of very cbesp Finally Bi
bies, and Letter and Cap Paper as low as 81 US
per ream.
(. Ergiaia 4itndnoes for 1876, IS per groce; Far:
mer's, House-Keeper's, Hagetstown, snd comic
Almanacs for 1876, $3.50 per grece. eyLor-
ders from the country, encpsipgjuhe cash, or
from punctual customers, promphs attended 10,
and every article furnished at The soVesrprice-
tBe The highest price given foriRsas.
BELL 81 ENTWISLE.
Alexandra, Oct. 2, ls45:-S2. A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16

! Earthen- Ware and China.

NHE subscriber has jusi received per ships
Potomac and Pioneer, direct, AID Clara,
e q oalnmote, full and general ASSIGNMENT Of
ns1satrn- Vars saa Ckiaa. which he will sell up
~ me most accommodating terms. His stock
eonsIsss 81 every description Of GooL5, usually
'eend u his line; among which inayshe fonni.
Dining Seis- Flowing Blue, besi whste Gran
he, Pale Blue, &c. white Preach Ps,celain IN
seis, and extra pieces.
Fea se,s-Fine Gill, Blue figured nnold Lus.
ne, Sc, SC.
Toilet Sets--A laige ard handsostk assort.
nsni, with Ewers and Basins, Soaa Boxes.
Blush Trays, SC, extra. la
Also,ja large assortment Of extsS sieces 6f
Flowing Blue, White Granite, Pale glue. sc.
Plates, Dishes, Soup Tureens, &c. ne has ii.
81 Just received from The Eastern ahSswessern
Glass Factories, large and general sssortmen,
Of cut, plain 81 pressed Tumblefs, Wine Glasses
Jelleys, &C.; Molasses Cans, BfittanniS tops and
glass shoppers, Casters, with cut aud pressed
bot,les--yery cheap. With variety Of. other
articles TOO tedious TO mention, all Of WHICH he
pledges himself 10 sell 10 Country Mereha9ls and
others, upon terms as favorable as can De bati ia
any other market, and with goods eqDai IL mol
superio: 10 what can be usually met with. Pur-
chasers are requested to call and examsae Ware
snd Prices. Purchasers shipping Goods via
Alexsndris Canal and Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal, will have their goods delivered st the
Whsrvesot Canal Basin, free Of apy charge
whatever ROBERT n. MILLER.
Alexandra, 10th mo-, 2, l845-3w.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
HARDWARE.


I" T. SUAW& co. have lust received
" . in addition to their former stock The
following aaiclcsin their line: a
Guns, double and single barrel;
Revolving Pistols Pocket do; A
Covered Powder Flasks
Leather Shot Pouches Gun Wads walkers
Caps;
Brass Andirons, do. shOvel& longs, handsome
patterns
Table Casters 4, S & 6 bottles, soSe very sup.
Britannia Tea : Coffee Pots, do. 10. in selts oi
I S pieces;
do. Pitchers and lamps, Japsnd qhsthber Can.
die Sticks with extinguishers AMI SHUTTERS;
Fancy Knife Baskets; Key and ,1a yelling do.
Table Mats, India do, Spice sieyel; II
Rodgers Knives and Folks, 10 sets Of 8 pieces;
Douglass's Patent Pumps, Planes Of al kinds !,
Shoe Thread, Pegs, Awl Blades and HsDdles;
Spanablls, Hames, Saddles TreesE
a handsome assortment Of SaddIery, such as
Cotton Worsted & siraining Wsbblng, Bits,
.Siirrups, Buckles Saddle Clolha, Hogskins
Saddle Bosses, SadGler's Silk and Thread, and
many other articles which they wi9esell al very
how prices. !.
Winchester, Oct. 2, 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
VIRGLvI4. Jefers,,on, C0antv. q

- II
VIRGINIA, Jefferson County, Set.
Aueusr TKRn Of The coaniy Court, lsa5.
Raleigh Bowers and Mary E. bis wife
late Mary E. Homar, and Lewis Ho.
mar, PLAINTIFFS,
.aG.aLNST
Eve Homar, widow Of Jacob Homar, de-
ceased, Beverly b Homar, Francis e.
Homar, Taonss Homar. Sarah Ann
Homar, Ellen Jane. Homar. and Brax-
ton w. Homar. children and heirs Of
jacob Homar, deceased. ,i
DEFENDANTS
IN CHdh-CERY.
NyHE Defendanis, Beverly b Homar, and
IL Francis F. Homar, not having eniersd theiI
appearance ard given security according to the
Ac, or Assembly, and the rules cf this Court
aud II appearing by satisfactory evidence thai
they are NOT Inhabitants of this Commonwealth
Il Is ordered, That the said defendants do appear
here on the FIRST day Of the next November term
Of this Court, and answer the bill Of the plain
titfs /; and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted 10 some newspaper printed 10 this coun.
ty, for two months successfully, and posted al
the front door Of the Colrf-house Of this county
A Copy-Teste.
T. A. MOORE, C. C.