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Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
Ready Made Clothing,
New store NJ Fulton.

DLoCk, BROTHER y CO. have just Re.
l ceiYed and are nov opening large and
splendid assortment el goods, consisting IA part Of
the following
fcheh, English aud American ftiuis; 81, Al
- Rfown aud Hlenehcd Shiriugsand Sheetlngs,
a., 81 Va Onuberps, -. ~ Lowell do,
blcaehed aud brown ddllinFs, checked iwsfds,
pcnleniiay sinpes, padding, Scotch plaids, gfeen
bafazc. French bomhazines, alpaca lustTes, back
aud lwillcd alpaca, red, white, green and yellow
ilaunes. salinei, Kentucky and gold mixed jeans.
Stable damask black and white habuei, hlahaps
lawn, book aud Swis musIins striped oambHets
and iaekouets, Marlborough stripes, blue drnlms,
black aad eolorrd chmbdeks. itsh linen, printed
GOTTEN drills aud ealtanadss, apron aud furniture
checks, black lahhy velvet printed ilanuels, blue
drills and lnseys, Georgia stripes, linen and cotton
iapH, six, coliuu aud madras bandkefchIeis
lfinled shaRls, iaiiorz canvas. Russia shrullugs
daIef brown holland, eaitea fringe, Mafssilles
and rrass skirts, iputiug, cotton aud Wotzied
binding. seIieia, taok aud nolarrd collon cord.
cmft d'laiars, blue. red aud white blankets, tick
ing, muaquiio netting, Georgia Jeans, and King
Sou plaias, Ae., a.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
500 REWARD.

MADE his escape from the Jail Of Hampstead
IVt county, on the night Of the 23d instant,
JESSE PHILLIPS, indicted for the murder Of
Thomas speman Phillips is about feet 6
inches high, spare made, dark hair, black eyes.
and youthful appearance; about 20 yenrs Of age;
speaks quick and with great deal Of assurance.
will give the above reward for his apprehension
and delivery 10 me,
PRICE ROACH. Jaiior
g Hampstead County, Ifk.
Washington, Nov I ,lsi;.50
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
New Store nj Fulton.

MESsRs. COLLINS, LITTLE L co.
RE now receiving aud offnug a large aud
"a well assorted stock Of goods suited 10 tins
market, which have been selected with great eatr
IN Boston and New York, and are now Offered 10
purchasers at as low prers aud on as good terms
as they can Be procured elsewhere.
Our stock is general, comprising staple aud
Fancy Dry Goods Hardware, Cutlery. Saddlery,
Clothing, llats, Boots aud Shoes CFocksfy. Glass.
ware, ifon, Steel, Nails, Castings. Tnwafe and
Carpenter Tools, Gfocafes. a. Ao &c
COLLINS. LITTLE q co.
Fulton, Ark, feb 9, 1859
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
.N'OTVCE.

10y virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
, Hampstead county, We will sell 10 the highest
bidder at public auction, at the couh. house door
In the town Of Washington, in the State of Ar.
kansas, on the sth day Of March, ls4s, all the
lands being about 5000 acres owned by Daniel
Morrison and the heirs Of John Morrison dec.
Terms, credit Of one, two and three years. pur.
chassr giving bond and security. &c. Further
particulars made known on day Of sale.
w l., THOMAS,
w VI. STUART,
r. II. CONWAY,
Commissioners
Washington, Ark, Feb l6, lsis.l0
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
nOlERIEN.

0UI INTLN,
30, a'c" a'r.
T'grlAsr with us general an assortment Of good
as Lus been Offered Tor sale n this mnfk,i. 10 which
ihry particularly invite the attention of purchasers
Fulton, May /. lslI.2l
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22

nj Q dioal 0ardo
noCToR J. A. L. PURDoM offers biz .-r.
~ vices 10 the citizens Of the town Of Wash.
inron and Hampstead county In the various
branches Of Medicine. H. may be found al al
houn tcscept when professionally absentl either
at his office IN MiHck's buildings, opposite Blrd.
soc's store or at his date Topper & smiths
residence.
Washington, Feb Is, lsib oI
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
ALLEN ". BLEvINs.
Attorney y Counsellor at Law.

'nhs Al washington. Hampstead eoun.
AZ ~ y Affansas, and sl.lroguIarly AMEND all
a the courts IN the counties Of f.liayelir. -.
wet Pie, Clark. oaaeiits. UuIbn and Ilfu,s
stead. lie vii Rlse the mesl pfumpl and On.
trmilied sitenliun 10 all bus,u,s, ronfded 10
hi'n' Aug. 10. -l3.-5-if
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
DISSOLUTION.

TVNllE copahnerhip heretofore existing be-.
4 tween the undersigned, uIder the firm Of
l. cy 4 Brother Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent All persons indebted 10 the finn wifi
make payment 10 Isaac Levy, who is authorised
TO collect the debts due the firm.
ISAAC LEVY.
NATHAN LEVY
Washington, Ark, Feb, lG, 1851
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
Rritt's Hotel,
" ASillNGT0N, HEMPSTEAn CO..
ARk kANSAS.

7 VIE subscriber brrs leave to inform his friends
aud the public, that he still continues busi.
ness at his old stand, where he has supplied him.
self with every thing necessary for the accom-.
mediation Of the travelling community. His house
Is eomnodous, the ronms well arranged for
families and his table well supplied with the best
the mafkrt affords
lis Stables are large, houuiifnlly supplied with
proyendeT, aud attended by careful oslrrs.
lie pledges himself that nothing shall be want.
ing on hisRaH to render comfortable all who may
br pleased 10 give him a call. discharges will be
as modfrte Us tlose Of any olher house in the
saulh, as an evidence Of which he refefs 10 the
following
RULES
llaardine per month, $40
Boarding aud lodgiug per week, 50
daY, Is
Ninrle meal, %
ladsnr e5
llarsH feed, a5
Keeping man aud horsr alluighi, 81
Keeping hofsc per week, ~
GEO q. BRIT
Washington. Oct. 30. lsi5,-5-tf
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Dreadful Fiye.-A FIRE occurred in
Allentown, Penn, on last Friday af-
ternoon, by which eighty houses were
destroyed. It commenced IN a barn,
which was set on FIRE by boys with fire
crackers. The loss TO the citizens of
that town must be very great.
We hope this sad occurrence Will be
warning % ous citizens, to put an
end to the firing Of these crackers in
our streets; and a warning, also, to
those who sell them to the Children
A word to the wise is sufficient.
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Died.,

In New London, iowa, on the Goth Of April
last, after a protracted and painful illness, Mrs
ELIZA RICHARD, wife of Mr.. Elijah Richard
and daughter of the late John Thompson -
formerly of this county. a.a1 49,.
1t Is at all times melancholy task to record
the death of friends; but the duties of that sad
office are in some measure relieved Of their
heart-atfecting influence by the consoIng re-
Election, that ''when this earthly house" is
dissolved, they are but emancipated from che
ellis to which flesh is he'll, )" to realise that SUI
fruitiun of immortal blessedness, which it lis
the peculiar privilege of the Christian only TO
experience. t7H.t+i'. ~ b'l'1.'e a..ail7
In the circumstances attending the affecting
illness and closing scenes Of the death OF this
sstimable lady, we have most striking exem-
plficaton Of the truth of the doctrines of our
holy religion.-its perfect adaptation to the
.momentoas period when the soul leaves her
tenement OF clay, and returns to God who gave
it. But short time before her departure, she
exultingTy exclaimed '.Oh, never say there
is no reality in religion. am dying! What
is it that comforts me?-that gives me peace
and joy? 1t is religion; it has been my comfor-
ter in health; my solace in afliclion. Death
has no terrors for me-. All is well All is
well I'-Thus died a dutful wife, an atfec-
tomato mother, and kind friend. Precious in
the sight ofthe Lord is the death of his
SAINTS" 'sfsr they rest from their labors, and
their works do follow them. ?" = 80 q
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licanism Of the cold Tenth" but looks
in vain. Those days'of purity are pass
ed to him forever. and aAho' he is now
wandering after strange gods, yet, his
former constituents cannot but regret,
that his mind has been poised from lis
purity, and his usefulness los: to his
country by his present associations
| have been led to these remarks, from
"reminiscences ofthe days of saudi lang
syne."
The news from Mexico, BY Te'e-
graph from Charleston, is, that the
Treaty has been ratified.
Yours, i.si ~ ~.'. FED.
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PAIN IN THE HEAD OF FIFTEEN YEARS
-s.gs ss STANDING. fsa..t ..-t

& THOMAS DEAL, well-known citizen Of
Lexington. Scott CO., Indiana, had been attic
ted with a chronic affection of the head d,,
ring the long period of fifteen years He
sought relief almost every where, without OBJ
tang it, and after trying every medicine he
had any knowledge of. he gave his case up as
hopeless. At length be was seized with q
bilious complaint peculiar 70 the western eli
mate, to ieheve which he purchased box OIL
WR1GHT's IND1AN yrGErA tIr PILLS, when, ia
his establishment, not only was the bl;ousness
removed, but the pain in his head gradually
gave way, and he is now well man!
Mr.. Deal was 50 much impressed with the
value of yyright's Indian Vegetable Pills, that
he solicited an agenry TO sell them, thinking
it would be a pleasure and duty to Introduce
the medicine among his ,neiyhbors.
BEWARE OF BCOUNTERFEITs AND
rja INVITATIONS. 'of' H'.t,t
Remember, that the original and only gen
uine INDIAN VEGETABLE Pulls have
the written signature of WILLIAM WRIGHT
on the top label Of each box. ,....
The genuine is for sale by Dr. ] G Sckmtt,
Woodstock S Pennybacker and James
Flanagan. Mt Jackson-P Machir, Strasburg
Richard Miller, Edinburg-J R Strayer &
Co, New Market-Wholesale by Chester b
White, Fredericksburg-A G pendleton. and
Gavnor & Wood, Richmond-and at DR.
Wright's principal Office, 1863 Race Street,
Philadelphia. .s. ,s TJune s. 1913.
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MATCK'S PATENTED
M PROVED HOT Bolt

IS now offered 20 :hetest of the bubble COM
u fidentiy believing that all who give the
AID Polt fan trial, wiil he fully convinced
FITS superiority oyer all others now in use
The advantages OF This improvement in the
ost'ng of flour are very many and important.
whist the quantity of machnery thereto is
greatly reduced and smpIified, there being
but wo wheels Necessary to pgppel the boil
ting apparatus thereby lessenng the amount
Of friction. and Of water or steam power &c.
b, this plan. the meal is conveyed q rectiy
from the Elevators 10 tie !'oting CIotfs
Without the use Of Hopper Boy: and The bolts
are ALWAYS in operation while the Burrs are
'unninb. Much Ithor is not ony saved. bn+
no loss is sustained from -four ,escap ng il
the form ri DUST and mea! bolts more readily
whilst warm than after being cxposed 10 the
mir, as by the bid system. by means of a
screw, wedge or lever. ''e clies; and brlting
reel arc most easily elsvated or depressed
At he tail o.. farlhest extremity from the
spout eflelitryrce, thereby giving # the pow
er OF Boiling more or less rapidly. apd adat-
ting IT vnb the Utmost precision to the cblidI--
'lon OF the wheat whsa ground, or state OF
the weather, 50 that -four can be boited ii
any state the wheat can he ground. No feafs
need be entertained Of the capacity Of this
Improvement il tx; to|ting of flour, to meet
t'e wants and wishes Of the Miller, as il has
alreaey been tested i;nt!er every variety OF
circumstance to whic! she successful opera
uvc N the Manufacture Of -four is exposed.
and N every instance has gwen entire salts
faction, where and VIXEN tested. ,.....,,..y
IN building preparing of Mills, those who
adopt this Invention, will find a great. saving
IN the Quantity of timoers irons, machinery,
cloth, and mIl-wrieht's work, less water o.
steam power is required; more -four proiucs
ed from given quantity Of wheat, and the
boiling gear less liable to get oitof repair
whilst the miller by the Use of variety e
spouts, may take his -four from the chest IL
any alality desired -s.,+ &, %. ,as.f go
The undersigned has taken an agency fSr
Mauck's Ho, Bolt. for the counties of Augus,
ia. Rockingham, Shenandoah, Page. Warre.
and Frederick, and will give his personal an
tention to all the demands made upon hin, foz
the use Of this invention s, :, :.4..s
The subscriber viii dispose Of rights and
erect the above named Bolts, upon the Most
reasonable terms, Address tie undersigned,
at Woodstock, Virginia. 4 ,st, .r47
NJ. ID. MILLER.
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VIRGINIA, TO W.T.: 2. stEEsL
AT court held for the COUNTY of Page, at
the court house, on MONDAY the 24th tlav
of April. 1Sis-isaac c. Kite, Noah Kite.
Henry j. Kite, William Kite, and James T.
Suole. compliments. AGAINST William c..
Lauck, Alfred Smith and Eliza Jane Smith,
detendants-lN CHANCERy.
TEyHE defendants, Alfred Smith and Eliza
H. Jane Smith, not having entered their
appearance 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 State-On the
motion of the compliments, by their counsel,
IT is ORDERED, That they do appear
here on the fourth Monday in July next, and
enter their appearance and answer the com
plairants' bin and give security fos perform
ing the decree of the court-and that copy
of this order be forthwith Inserted in the
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 copy-Teste, aas739 III a
May r7 44.., WIN. C.5LAUCK, c.
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VN8HESE causes came on to be heard toge-
Il ther, this 4th day Of April, 1S48, &c.
and were argued by counsel. On considera
ton whereof, the court doth ADJuDGE, oRnER
AND DECREE, That Samuel C. williams and
James G, Frayel, who are hereby appointed
Commissioners for that purpose, do ascertain
and report to tie court the amount of The
claim of the Bank of Washington as assinee
Of the bonds and deed of trust executed to
J Steenbergen by james S Arthur, under
and according to the principles established
by the Court Of Appeals in the original cause;
and do further ascertain and report to the
court the amount due by the said james S
Arthur as purchaser of the Columbia Furnace
property. to creditors of John Arthur, or to
the widow and heirs of said John Arthur
and to enable the Commissioners to take the
last mentioned account, it is ordered, that tn e
defendant, George Eiupp. do produce to
said Commissioners the books and papers of
the said James S Arthur now in hi, custody
and posse ssion-and The court doth further
order, that the said Commissioners do further
ascertain and report to the court the rents &
profits of the said Columbia FurnaCe, and the
real and personal property embraced in the
said deed Of trust from James S Arthur to
John Steenbergen, and which have been
in the possession and occupation of the def
Hunp; ascertaning and reporting in said ac-
count the annual value of the said rea, prop
erty from the 50h day of April, 1841, Cha,
being the day Of sale appointed by the Truss
tees in the said deed Of trust IN their adver-
tisement, and which sale was enjoined by
said Hupp,) until the lst of JANUARY, 184S,
the period at which said real property was
taken from said Hupp's possession and rent
ed by the Commissioner appointed by a for
mer order-and ascertanlng and reporting
the annual value Of the personal property
embraced in said deed of trust and so in the
possession and enjoyed by the said Hupp.
from the said 30th Of April, 1841, to .he 18th
day of November. 1886, the period at which
said personal property was taken from the
possession OF SAID Hupp by the Commission
ers appointed by a former order of the court
And i'll taking the several accounts hereby
directed, the said Commissioners shall report
specially all matters deemed pertinent by
themselves, or which any party may re-
quire to be specially stated; AMI make report
Of their proceedings herein to the court.
But the court reserves till the final
hearing of the cause the decision Of the ques.
ton of the liability of said Hupp to be held
accountable to the plaintiffs in the cross bill
for the rents and profits OF the said Columbia
Furnace property.
A copy-feste,
S C WILLIAMS, SC
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GILES COOK, CoMMR.
May 25lh, 1913. Ats
VIRGINIA, 70 W.T.:

VIRGINIA, 70 WIT: ...
At rules held in the Clerks ofIice of the
county court. for the county Of Page, on
Monday the Sd day of April, in the wear
lS48. Samuel Kern, complainant VS. James
n Lakewood, Wright Gatewood: admins
traitor of CLANCY Gatewood, decd. David
Strickler, PaschaI Graves, Peter I.auck
Andrew J Mckay and julius L NJ Rider,
detendants--IN CHANcERT. ..-...,
VIE defendant. James NJ Gatewood, not
e having entered his appearance and Civ
en- security, according to the act of Assembly
and the rules Of this court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an in>
habitant Of this State--ET is ORDERED, That
he do appear here on the first Monday in July
next and enter his appearance and answer
the compliments bill, and give security for
performing the decree of the court-and that
a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
the sentinel of the Valley, newspaper pub
ished in Woodstock, for two months success
sively. and posted at the front door of the
court house of the said county of Page. H
-. Hgi W, LAUCk, elk Page co ct
April IS, '48 ......
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VIRGINIA, TO W.T. ~ 49, .l.,s...,es. d,
At court held for the county Of Page, at
the court house, on Monday the Oath day
Of April, 1e4S-Wright Gatewood admin
. istratcr of CLANCY Gatewood, deceased,
Andrew !. Mckay and Catherine Carter.
accomplishments, AGAINST Davad j striekler
and james NJ Gatewooef, defeta$nts-iN
cHANcERY gNs3ft#2 i i---e itt e7'
YENHE defendant, James II. Getewood, not
& having entered his appearance and Civ
on security according to the act of assembly
and the rules ofthis court; and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an in
habtant of this Srate-On the motion of the
companants, by their counsel. IT IS ORDER
ED. That he do appear here on the fourth
Monday in July ext,and enter his appearance
and answer the complaim,nts' bill and give Sc
curity for performing tie decree ofthe court.
and that a copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in the newspaper published III Wood /,
stock, for two months saccessively. and pos
ted at the front door of the court hoiise Of
the said county Of Page. - Sestt
A copy-Teste, 20
Nav 4 - tlN4 WIN. c. .IAUCK C C
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-08
BIBLE SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of The Shenan-
doah County Bible Society will be held
in the Presbyterian Church Of this
place, Oh the evening Of Monday the
12lh Of June. At four O'Clock IN the
afternoon will be called a meeting for
the transaction of business, and at
night addresses may be expected from
Mr.. Campbell and others. 5e sa p
$40 WA. CRAWFORD, Sec.
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NOTICE.

FEHHE parties in the above named suit are
n hereby notified, that the undersigned
Special Commissioners will attend at the
Clerks Office Of Shenandoah county. on the
III Of July neat,for the purpose Of taking ev-
idence in relation to the accounts required to
be taken by the foregoing decree. The pro-
ceedings will continue open from day to day,
until completed-during which time those In.
terested are requested to produce their papers
and testimony. SIC WILLIAMS, ,.at
JAS G FRAYEL,
.T"nh s, 1913, Il ConslssIeNERs
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WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY. -

We seldom resort to patent medicines, hav-
ing great resort for the skill Of the regular
profession, but chance threw into our way the
above named medicine, Immediately after the
close of the last session of the Legislature.
when onr lungs were almost dried up by the
highly rarlfled atmosphere of our stove warm
ed State House. The Balsam Immediately re-
lieved us Of "a most, harrassing cough, which
threatened our health in a serious degree
We feel that we are indebted to it for some ff
teen pounds Of animal weight-which addi-
ton once FELT, cannot be forgotten. ..,.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on
the wrappef- ,e.,g.. 49,, ,,.....-., ram.
Woodstock, Va: And by Druggists generally
throughout the United States. f01Y D.-,e,,t
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Woodstock, Va, March II, 1S4S.'

VIRGINIA, TO WIT: - =. ne
At a court held for the county Of Page. at
the court house. on Monday. the 9th day
of March. 1913; John aufiner, complainant,
against James NJ Gatewood, Wright Gate>,
wood, administrator Of CLANCY Gatewoods
deceased, David j. Strickter,. :, Paschal
Graves. Peter Lauck, Andrew J, Mckay
and julius L. NJ. Rider, defendants On
an amended and or;gina! bills in cha'acery /.
FaNHE defendant. james NJ. GateWood, not
q having entered his Appearance and CIV
en- security, according. to the act OF as,
sembly and the rules Of this COURT and
it APPEARING by satisfactory evidence that,
he is bot an inhabtant Of this State-On the
motion Of the complainant, by his counsel
II IS oEpEnED, That he do appear here on l ,f.F
fourth Monday in June next, ana enter ms
app4aranc5e and answer the complaina'it's bill
and give security for performing the decree
of the court; and that a cory OF this order
be forthwith inserted in the newspaper pub.
lshed in Woodstock, eforStwo months success
sively, and posted at the. front door OF tn
court house of the said county of Page.
Anr,i . 10 W. c. LAucK. c.
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Harrisonbnrg, Va. Nov, IS, l847.

This is to certify that purchased one vial
of c Sterling & Co.'S Vermifuge AMI admin
istered two small doses to my little daughter
three wears of age, and r short time it ex-
PEELED from, her upwards of forty worms l
recommend it as the best Nermifuge / hare
ever Used. ;7s.t s5. JOHN A DICE.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and, retail by
q C Sterling & Co. HarrsonbYrg,, V,a.--Dr
G Schmitt. Woodst ock-J l. Miller ,Strasburg
j r Strayer q Co New Market-R NJ
Conn. Mt Jacksen-R Miller, Edinburg-
Hickle q Rinker. Mill lreek-C.s Wunder,
Mocre's store-P Ii L!ttel, Forestville-.
Heller. s Bro Soumvlle 8 Toms Brook
N Bausermsn q Co. Maurertown-Prices Is
cents. sisaf .errt.t .s May II, 49-6m
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HCnevyiI,e. Va. SOth Nov. q

- : HCi!ev7l7e, Va. o01H NOV. -.
Messrs b Sterling = Co
Dear Sir-ln the early part Of last summer
one of my children was taken SICK, which con
tinued to an alarming extent. 1t seemed to
grow weaker from day to dav. till death had
almost c!asped tin his cold 8 clarimy hands.
| tried different kinds of worm medicine. but
all to no purpose. At length called at GA
briel Jordan's store and purchased a vial of
your worm medicine which gave it, and tho
it may seem Incredible. It brought q Tape
Worm from fifteen to eighteen feet in length:
since. which the child has been perfectly
healthy, 1~i LEWIS sTONEBERGER.
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IN THE CIRcUir SUPERIOR CoURr OF LAW
40 AND CHANcBRY FOR WAhnEN COUNTY
William Miller Ebenezer T.. Mathis and
Philip Williams, Plaintiffs, against
James H. Carson, admir-. OF Isaac Overall
Decd. and rs trustee for Ann JoIiffe,
vile Of James r. Joliife. Isaac Fl. Overall
Andrew Fttman and Louisa his wife. Jane
Overall Gibson n. Roy and Mary Ann his
wife, Julia Overall. James I. .JolifTe and
Ann P. his wife; and William c. Overall.
Plaintiffs. " b"
FEVHE Defendants in the above named suit
IL are hereby notified that..thh undersigned
as Commissioner of the Court will attend at
his office IN Front Royal, on the first aay IF
July, for the purpose Of taking evidence of
claims against the estate of Isaac Overall,
decd, not heretofore exhibited, ard will con
tinue the proceedings until the FlFrsENrH
DAY OF july. during which time the Defend
ants and creditors are required to produce
their papers and testimony.
GILES COOK, COMM.