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western coast He argued from the Presidents known
rmness and fidelity to his principles, that there was
no danger of his unsetting during his administration,
the settled policy of the country announced by him
to the world He referred to the commercial and po-
litcal Importance of Oregon that it commands the
navigation of the Pacific, the trade of China, Japan,
and the Indies. He drew lively picture of the ag-
gressive policy of England her control over all the
military and naval stations of the earth, &c.
Mr.. Baiy of Virginia, followed in opposition TO the
resolution and concurred in his remarks very gener
ally, with the course pursued by his colleague Mr.
Bedinger favor of postponing the question TO gain
time 1t was, he said, mere question of expedien-
ey, on which they had right to differ; he neil
Their abandoning his party, nor deserving the admins
traticn.
Mr.. Campbell of n. Y, next addressed the House
in favor of immediate notice. and for the whole coun-
try up to 81 40. He made sensible and spirited
speech. TIMOLEON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05
Democratic Nominations.
For Governor,
J A NJ E : w HI Z Il G o NJ Il.
For Lieutenant Governor
PA RIS G.. DUNN ING.
Canal superintendent.

Chapter ~ of the General Laws of 1884, sec.
Is, provides, that the Office of Canal Commissioner
of the W. and E. Canal shall be abolished, and that
General Superintendent shall be elected by the Chem
present General Assembly, ''to serre as such for the
term Of TWO YEARS"
Under the provisions of this law, the General As
sembly, on the Both December 1873 proceeded to the
election of such Superintendent and appears by the
House Journal, of 1891, page 2S9,-
''Ebenezer F. Lucas having received a majority of
all the votes given was by the President of the Sem
ate in presence of both Houses, declared duly elect
ed General Superintendent the Wabash and Erie
Canal TO SerUe such for the term of tcO years from
and after this day"-(Dec 80, 1943.)
1t appears then, by the law, and the action of the
same General Assembly which enacted it, that the
term of the Commissioners Office limited to tsrc
gears precisely. Now, unless we apply the logic Of
Bank construction to the law, by which any person
elected to the Office for two years could hold it fol
fe unless the legislature exercised Its functions
the election of somebody else,-E. F. Lucas's term o.
Office expired on the Both of 3lst or December last
If So he had right to exercise the powers of the
Office any longer and his acts done afterwards were
null and void.
This we are informed is the understanding of tht
law by Mr.. Harris, the Auditor of State; and conse
quently that he will disregard all the canal land Ger
tifcates signed by Mr. Lucas after the expiration o
his term of Office.
These certificates include all those issued under the
''Fnud Law" If the Courts sustain the above
views no canal settler will lose his lands
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05

0TCan friend Jones Of the Sun, furnish us any
copy Of the first six months of the Perrysville Ban
ner 7 Or can any of our subscribers do so!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05

o. We publish in this paper the proceedings of
meeting at Peru, in relation to the Freud Lac, as
we shall call in the absence of some more applica-
bic term We think that Senator Reyburn's erpzana-
ton leaves him in rather lame attitude. Fery lame
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05

az We have long communication from Austin
w. Morris, in relation to recent charges made
against him in certain newspapers and at public
meetings. 1t will appear in Saturday paper
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05
Marion Circuit Court.

Reported for fAe Indiana STATE Sentinel
January D, 1876.
Nelson Hartsock Elishs Reddick SANDER. Verdict
not guilty ONeal and Yandes for plaintiff; Morrison
and Major for defendent
The State rs. Eli c. Gregg. Burglary. Verdict,
guilty. Wallace for defendant.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05

DIED THE PULnT-A colored preacher named
James Hill, fell dead in tie pulpit while preaching at
Protractcd meeting, in Lower PENIS Neck, Salem.
N. J.. on "Wednesday
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05

The DEMOCRATIC CREED, adopted by the recent edi-
toria convention in this city. is well received in 9TH
err States The Louisville Democrat says
1t embraces all the fundamental tenents of De-
mocracy, and is one that every true Democrat can
heartily subscribe to. We shall publish it as one
worthy to be kept in remembrance, and those who
live up to it will never get out of the Democratic
fold"
The Harrisburgh, Pa, Union says:
The principles put forth by the democratic editors
Of Indiana worthy being written in letters of gold
every State in the Union. i"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05

: A recent fire at Columbia, Maury Co., Tennessee
consumed near fourth part Of the town.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05
Married.

On the 18th ult., by the Rev. A. H. Myers, Mr. Ro-
BERT J. LANDLORD, to Mrs Ann MARIA BowERs.
both of this county
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05
The Harrisburgh, Pa, Union saws /:

Of The Chicago Democrat, noticing the nomina-
ton of Whitcomb and Cunning, says
I'VE have no doubt the hoosier boys will re-elect
Gov. WHTcoMB triumphantly, well as the Lieut.
Governor. Indiana will continue to be democratic
State if the bank influence can be kept down. which
is the great enemy of democracy and the people. ,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05

Mr.. CALEDONIA Philadelphia Democratic paper
remarks that this gentleman must be highly fattered
by finding his approved by the Whigs-the
same who " long time ago." denounced him a
traitor. Mr. Gibbons, Senator from Philadelphia and
President of the National Clay Club, has intro
duced resolutions approving of Mr.. Cahouns pacific
course and liberal resolutions. Verify, the South
Carolinian be surprised to find himself in such
political association.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05
10 THE PROFESSION

TREATISE relating to the powers and duties o
Constabs and on al acton eoen
abIe in justices, courts in the Of Indiana with practical ors
&C bv w w. Wick andL Barbour attorneys al law
ssS' Pu'''''' 'A' '" C. B. DAVIS and W. A. DAY T. CO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05
MAGNIFICENT SGHEM ES!
J. G. GREGORY g. CO., Managers.
10000 Dollars!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

Class T. for 1916.
drawn Saturday, ruary 1916
SCHEME!
prize Of 40 600 dullaIs prize Of TO- 900 dollars!
DO Of 5000 dollars! do of 1900 dollars!
10 OF 1887 dollass. do OF 500 dollars.
3 of 300 dollars! 5 do Of l,250 dollars!
100 do of 500 dollars 100 do of 400 dollars!
sc. &c
rs No LOtterV-l2 DrGcn Ballots.
Tickets sl0-Halyes s5-QuarteIs 81 so
Certificates Of Packages Of 25 Whole Tickets $3.50
DO do 25 Half do IS
Do do 10 - so
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05

shall be up in about two weeks. which time think
Of closing the Office far am concerned and de-
sire that you will have the books up.
Yours, &c,
]. r. SMITH, Esq., E. F. LUCAS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05

The inland postage on
countries must
cannot be forparded.
A
Ackley DIR
Aldridge Aaron
AskIon Thomas
Allen VIM
Anchor Nj
Anderson Mrs Mary Jane
Basy Thomas
Bid A
Britton Richard L
Brown John
Beck Christopher
Borrall G
Bowles DR. w A
Beck w NJ
Bell Nathaniel
Beckwith Miss Eliza
Bamhill Sarah
Bill Edward 2
Burker V p
Blu >hrod Thomas
Brocus Miss Mary Enn
Ballinger Elijah
Brown VIM z
Boyd A
BIistow Nelo
Bryan Luke
Beeler Joseph
Bacon Hiram
Britton John &
Brown Robert
Bower Mrs A NJ
Brown w P
Boswell Mrs Sarah Ann
BOice Robert
Barrett Caroline
Bowers David
Bryan Bennett
Rugg Samuel
Burk WIN {
Rrenton Washington
Barrett S
Black Mrs Elizabeth
Brady Patrick
b. adford Samuel c
Bleecke Miss c
Byrth Henry
Burns Thomas
{
Canine Richard
Clark Miss Susannah
Curry Solomon :
COen John
Cursor James Harvey
Cogil William
Coles A
COmbe Charles X
Clark Peter n ?
Connard Mrs Ann J 2
Carver Ira X
Curry VIM III
Give Miss Amanda
Chapman Hen Joseph L
Church Mrs Jane
Cockspair James NJ
Clark Marsh
Clements Miss Mary
Clines Nicholas
Clark Marsh
Cuddington A D
Dobson Miss Eliza :
Doggett Miss Julia
Dicks George, German
/ DuDning 3 /
Daniel Miss Sarah J
Dwinnen B /:
Doflerhide Winnefred
Davis Robert
Dorman David
Drake " P
Davis Rebecca
Depsuw Washington
Davidson Samuel D
Dawson Uriah
Davenport Charles
o. Z
Earl Robert
Elsler Lloyd Il
Ellis Miss Elizabeth
Eacret John
Ellis Daniel
Eudaly Z
F
Ferriter James
Fauger Frederick
Fellenbaund Reuben
Foote 0bed
Forshee Vim
Fansler John
Farsi Jacob
FoliZe Jonathan
Flack Moses
! Fletcher James
Fletcher RichaId
FerTe c
Foley Mrs Susan
Frazer John
Folk John
Fulis Jacob
Frost VIM
Gilleland John d
Gillispie James
Geisindorf G w s. c Z
Gold Adam
Goshsm Y L
George Isaiah
Gold James N
George DR. John D
Grattner Alexander
Greer Richard
ii
Hassenfuss John NJ
Holiday Mrs Lucia
Harrison Alex
Hopkins Brynn
Hawel John w
HiIands James
T Homer David
Hawley John w
Haines William II
Holman VIM S
Hagerhost Charles
Haines Frederick
Hume Ambrose c
Hall Harvey X
Hanes AbTam
Harper Henry
Hitchcock John w
Hanna Mr.
Harding George
Harrel NJ |
HediEick Sophia
Hartisan Mrs Sarah
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05

Tickets Shares and Certificates Of Packages in the
Splendid Lotteries will the attention, and
OF each dang Immediately after Is over
"-' WV j. G. GREGORY & CO.. Mansgers,
76-3wT Washington City, ID. c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05

Dear Sir-The Legislature has passed law, OF which
the enclosed is certified copy which, if called on, you
will have enforce. There has been much legislation
during the past those lands but the last seems
to repeal all the former delnquents, and leaves all
the lands that have not been promptly paid for, subject to
private entry
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05
LIST OF LETTERS

EMAlNlNG in the Post Office, indianapolis Indiana.
IA February /, 1876.
C-PersonS calling for these Letters t0iR please say
ADVERTISED.
foreign countries must be pre- paid, otherwise hey
.1,,ot J., II
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05
100 Prizes Of 1000 Dollars Is 100, 900
Dollars!

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class 8, for 1916
To be Alexandria, d. e. Saturday February a. 1876
prize Of IS ,294 dollars nize Of 10 600 dollars
prize Of $50 dollars 100 prizes Of l,0Oo dollars
lis Riz0s Of 300 doilars Sc &C
Tickets Sl0--lalves S5-Quarters 81 so
Certificates OF Packages OF ~ Whole Tickets $40
DO do of 26 half do 20
DO do Of PC Quarter do IS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-03
UNIFIED STATES
I'll q II ID T..

n arp S-F cry, " n.
FHE undersigned most respectfully inform
= the public that he has leased The Hotel al
Harpers-Ferry, known as the UNITED STATES
HOTEL. He has been hattered by the kind
testimonials he has received Of the satisfaction
and approval OF his conduct as a landlord in
ChariesiOiva, and bringing 10 his residence the
experience Of some years, he believes be will be
able 10 maintain hischarscter among his friends,
and 10 acquire new tributes Of appreciation
from the travelling public. He is determined
10 keeps good house, and one which will re-
commend itself.
He asks the travellers by the Rail Road as
we'll as all others to give him one call, and if
there be any reason able cause of complaint OF
the fare or the manner Of lis service, second
visit willnot be expected. He will endeayo 70
be polite and courteous, and oil 10 his employ,
connected with The Hotel, viii be required 10
practice the same; department. Preparations
have been made for The accommodation OF yisi-
,ters--singly or in families, and the best the
ma, kets afford will be al the service Of bis IA
irons. His bar will be furnished with good
WINES and LIQUORS. and his Stable will be
attended by one OF the best esilers the State
can produce. JOS. F. ABEIL.
April 10, Is45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-03
TNfasIiiMg .Eachtnes,

Where he win keep large supply at Oil
times ready for sale. made fihe bestmsierials
ana ofthe most improved plan, adapted 10 four,
6seiand six horses lie would solicit the par-
liellar attention Of Farmers 10 the great super
ioris Of these Machines. The Horse powers
are highly celebrated for their great strength,
durability and ease Of operation. These Ma.
chires have never been surpassed for the large
quantity Of grain they are capable Of lhtashing
per day, which IS separated from the straw,
perfectly clean and free Of injury from cuttins.
They are made strong end simple, and BY no
means liable TO get out Of order. He could re
ferFio large number, we're il necessary, who
bought and used the Mschines last year, all OF
whom are highly pleased with their perform.
ance There never has been Machine manu-.
fsctnred heretofore, which has given Is general
satisfaction as this. They are warranted 10
work well 10 every respect.
JAMES r. JONES.
f7-Horse Powers and fnrashing Machines
Of eyeiy description promptly repaired.
HagerstoWn, Nd, July 2. 1886.
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HARDKAREl
D. 1. E3RMau,S
Patent Forcing P.,mp.

MARINERS. Planters. and Gentlemen. can
hare Water brought from dissance 10 4
tessryeF, from which j may Be conveyed in
pipes, % The house. barn. hog stys, &c. 10 he
milk roams Cor keeping milk cool il summer
Or 70 supply fountains. These pumps nav bs
worked " hand. Or by waller WHEEL or Wind
mil. and are capable Of forcing ~aler 100 %
500 feel herizas;slly. aud from 30 10 100 feel
high end with he addition Of hoss. MAJ f.
converted io,o Fire Engine.
The following genllemen may Be inferred 10 |.
don, 4. R D,sgiass, md Add. Hanter, Esq,
Ckagtziesra
Ednai1d !. Lee. Esd Skfpksraxsi.n.
tnrx. ~
Col slfoiher. Ba,k
l7-05ds7 len with J0HN KApi.R. Of a
6lsiewns leHsron County, n w. RAW.
LiNS. Ee,rissie~n, e yi'h RHYs JONES,
attended -. = -
SEPT q iS+5-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-03
Aug s.ls46.
TO WIT.

VIRGINIA., TO W.T.
Al Rules holden 10 The clerks office Of the cir
cult superior court OF law and chapcery for
jefferson county, The irst Monday 10 August,
W,iiam C.. Wortkington, PLTF..
!. II AGAINST
John Davenport, Join Davenport .fd-
mjnistrqtor 10Th TIE soilI annersd Of
/ Ekza ii Davenport, decd, and =
children of Msfrsi named John Da-
uenport, Samuel j. C. Davenport,
John "a. Davenport, and Ellen III. has
Uife, Margaret 81 Davenport. and
Eti=a5Ih Davenport,
RI DEFENDANTS,
IN CHaECERY.
THE Defendants, John Davenport, lthc first
= named defendant,3 and -, children Of the
said defend't, and John A. Davenport & Ellen H
his wife, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according TO the
Act OF Assembly and The Rules Of this Court ;
and It appearing By satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants OF this coun-
try: IL Is ordered, That the SAID Defendants do
appear here on the FIRST day OF the mex! term and
answer the bill Of The Plaintiff, ard that a
copy or this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Charlestown, for
two months successfully, and posted az the
front door Of the courl-house, in the said town
OF Charlestown.
RoBERT'T. BRoWN CLERK
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VIRGINIA.. ToF WIT.


VIRGINIA., TO WIT.
A: Rules. holden ia The clerks Office Of The cir
cult superior court Of law and chancery for
Jefferson county, the first Monday in August,
George ". Sappingion, PLTF.
AGAINST
John Davenport, John Davenport, Adm.
Nth The aoilL ANNEXED of EliSd i. Da-
venport, deceased, ~, the children
of the first named John Davenport.
Sic. Davenport, John a. Ddpen-
port, and Ellen III Davenport his
wite, Margaret s.. Davenport, ana
Elizabeth Davenport,
A DEFENDANTS, :
IN CHANcERY.
TINE Defendants, John Dayenpottthe first
j named defendant, ~, children fsaid
defendant, and John 4. Davenport and Ellen Fl.
bis wife, mol having enteredt their appearance and
given security according To- the&Act Of Assembly
and the rules Of this Court andNit appearing By
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants Of
this country ~ is ordered That theN said defend
ants do appear here on ME first day of the next
term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that
4 copy of this order be forthwith insertedin some
newspaper Published IN Gharleslown, for two
months successfully, and posted IL The front door OF
the Court house III the shutdown pf CharlestoMn.
A Copy-zfeste.
ROBERT n BROWN, Clerk
Arg * IS16 N#5 4s
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MEDICAL COLLEGE
Richmond, V'irginiG.


THE Ninth Winter Session Of the Medical
J. Department of Hampden Sidney College
win commence in Richmond on the last MON
DAY ia October, (the 26thl and continue until
the last Of February following
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. D., Prof. Of the Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
A. L. WARSER, NJ D Prof. Of Surgery.
Il. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, Nj. D., Prof. OF Thera-'
peuiics and Materia Medica.
r. L. BoHANAN, nj. D., Professor Of 05ste-
tries and Diseases OF Women and Children.
S. MAuPIN, NJ. D., Prof. Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
JEPFRlEs WrMAESM. D., Prof Of Anatomy
aud Physiology.
The College Building, rivaling in beauty,
commodiousness ard couYenience, any similar
structure in our country, has been completed,
au1 oiisrs 10 the student advantages in the pro-
secution OF his preparatory studies, which hith-
erto the Faculty was unable toprofer 10 him.
The College Infrmary has been in full operation
for the past year, and has furnished more FREE
qnent opportunities 10 witness the lesser and
more ihportsnt surgical operations than any
Hospital in the U. States. independents If the
surgical cases, the student can constantly find
interesting cases illustrating the vario1s diseas-
es of the South, with the treatment which ex-
perience has thoroughly tested. The City Aims
House Is under the charge Of one Of The fscul-
y, and will be open 10 the Medical Class for
clinical instruction. The facilities for study ing
practical anatomy and operative surgery are
unsurpassed. Physicians 10 the country and
others who do not receive lhe Catalogue for the
present year, which will be issued during this
month, duly will please send their names and
post-ofice (post-paid)1o the Dean.
AUG. Z. WARNER, VI. D.,
Dean II ths Faculty.
Richmond, JULY I6, 1865
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JAcoBSwAGLER against CHARLES Mo.
Ter AND OTHERS.

Isl
II ErirGet from Order, dated .aagusi 3, 1876.
II ISAAC r DOUGLASS, Judge OF The Cir.
,. cui. Superior Couri Of Law and chanceiy,
for theacoaDiy Of Jefferson, Virginia, 10 pursu-
ancefof The provisions efihe act Of the General
Assembly su,horizing The Judges Of the Circuit
Superior Courts Of The Commonweslih, 10 va
cation, to direct an account To- be taken 10 any
cause depending in their respective Circuits,
whenever such account would be directed BY
The Court II in session, do hereby ditect com'r
Warrington 10 take an account Of ihe debts
due from the defendant Charles Moler, Us sell
forth IN his deed Of Trust, as also any other
debts due from him, and any other liens BY
judgments or otherwise. on said land, OF the
property mentioned 10 said deed Of trust, TO-
eetier with an account Of said properiy--the
laid Commissioned giving reasonable notice OF
his proceedings under this order 10 the parties
10 tbs cause, and by publication, 10 the
other creditors or the said Moler, 10 produce
their claims and liens before him-all or which
We said comnissicnef IS directed 10 report 10
this Court, together with any special matters
IL statements which either Or sny Of The parties
nav require to be stated Or reported, in order
ID further proceedings 10 this cause Signed.
r DOUGLASS.
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Aaeuat 6, ls4s
VIRGINIA. to wit:

az AA6WANhAs I'd VIII
AT Rules holden in the clerks Office Of the
circuit superior court Of law and chancery
for Jefferson county, the FIRST Monday 10
August, 1886;
Charles Moler, PRE-.
AGAINST IS
.Adans .Moler, Daniel .Molcr, and John
Moler, Thomas Black and Samuel El-
DIR, partners IN trade under The name
of Black s. Co., Henry .Moler, Nah
lon Beans, .Jdcob S,cqgler, JohnKep-
hart Henry Miller, John n Henkle,
James M. FBrown, TIE Bank Of the
Pulley In Virginia, at Cbdrlesto,on,
William anderson, Jacob .M0ler IN
his oDn rigla and as executor Of Jane
.Moler, Isaac Henkle, s D. G. Henkls,
II DEFENDANTS,
IN CIIANCERY.
9NHE Defends. Thomas Black, SAMUEL
= Elder and William Anderson, not
having entered their appearance and given
security according 10 the aci OF assembly and The
rules ofthis court; and il appearing b5 satisfac-
tory evidence that they are moi inhabitants Of
this country: His ordered, That tho said defend
ants DO appear here on The frst day or the
next term, and answer the bill Of the plain
tif and that q copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published 10
CharIestown, in The county Of Jefferson. for two
months successfully, and posted al The from
door Of the Coufi-house Of this county.
A Copy-1Tesie.
r. +. BROWN, cis,k.
Anahw
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Cash for Negroes.

TTyHE subscriber i anxious 10 rurch,.. /.
u. large number Of Negroes. Of 6oih. $500
sound and likely. Persons having NEGROES ID
dispose Of viii find il 70 their interest Is rive
him acali before selling, Is be will 81 the
vsyy highest cash prices. - 8.
He can be seen II The Berkeley Courts. At
Martnsburg, On the second Monday, and 81
bsrryyllle on the fourth Monday ID each monih
and usually At his residence ID ckarlsslS ~
All letters addressed 10 him win Be- 49,.
attended 70. WILLIAn = 1i
chsrlessown, Nov 20, lS4s=1@
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Aug 6, 1876
VTRGI.NLa. TO WIT !.

VIRGINLa, TO W.T..
All Rules holden in the clerks office Of the cir
cult superior court Of law and chancery for
Jefferson colEiS, .ths first Monday in August,
1876:
William, F. Mott, Jan., PLTF.s
Isl |. AGAINST
Elias Lockwood, and .q,ilhw Lockwood, Merchants
and partners trading under The name and firm
ofLocktcood & Company aud tie said Elias
Lockwood, and Richard Parker. Joseph 4 Rus
seii John II. .4ii,iadi Doiphin Drs,o.. Franeis
VI D,ttc, and Jyhn ". Moore. DETrs,
II I# i'm CHANCERY.
THE Defendants, Elias Lockwood and Ar
thur Lockwood, not having entered their
appearances and given security according to
The act Of assembly and The, rules Of this court
and Il appearing BY satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth
II is ordered, That the said def',s do spreaf here
or the first day of the next term, Of his
Court, and answer the bill Of The plaintiff,
and that COPY Of this order be forthwith in
serted In some newspaper published IN this
county, for two months successfully, and post
ed At The front door Of the Courthouse ofthis
county. A copy ATes.e, s.
1890 RI y
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NOTICE.

TNHR Mercantile Business heretofore conduct
ed At Hslltown, Jefferson County, BY BENZ.
u Thomas, decd, will be continued al the old
stand, b. the undersigned. one Of the partners
Of the late firm. Thankful for the very liberal
encouragement extended to the House, whilst
under the charge Of my brother, Il Is hoped the
uhdersigned may prove worthy Of ilsScontinu-
anee. W.
Those Indebted TO the late 6rm are requested
20 come forward and make settlementtas il Is
important that the business Of the 6tnl} should
Be closed a the earliest possible day.
PERRY G. THOMAS.
lHalltowu. Aug Il. 1876