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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-18

Among the numerous discoveries Scienceh has
made in this generation to facilitate the bust
hess Of life-increase its enjoyment, and even
prolong the term OF human existence, none can
be named Of more real value 10 mankind than
this contribution Of Chemistry to the Healing
Art A vast trial Of its virtues throughout
this broad country, has proven beyond doubt,
It at no medlcine or combination OF medicines
yet knnwn, can so surely control and cure the
numerous va,icties Of pulmonary disease which
have hi:h rto swept from our midst thousands
aud Thousands every year. Indeed, there 10
now a5undan, reason TO believe Remedy has
at longth been found which can be relief un
TO cure the most dangerous affections OF the
lungs. Our space here will not permit us to
publish any propor;io. ef the cures affected by
its use. but we would present the following
opinions Of eminent men, and refer further in-
qnny to the circular which the Agen, below
named, will Always be pleased TO furnish free,
whcrcia are full particulars and indispu,able
proof OF these facts.
From The Pan>lpENr Of Amherst College, the
james C Ayer-Sir have used your
CHERRY PICTORIAL in my ewn case Of
deep-scated ironch hits; and am satisfied from
its chemical constitution. that i, is an admi-
rable compound for hs relie oil laryngial and
bronch al difficulties. II my opinion as to its
superior char acter can be OF any service, yau
are at liberty 10 use il as you think proper.
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, LII d.
From the widely celebrated
Paoyzssoa SILLiMAN, NJ. d, L l.. ID Prufes.
50, of Chemistry, Mncral,gy, &c.. Yale
COLLEGE, Member OF the Lit. Hist.
Med. Phil and Scientific Soeie-
ties OF America and Europe.
81 deem The CHERRY PgcroRAE an admi-
rable composition from s..Ine oi lhe best arii--
cles in the Ma,era Medica. and very effec-
tive remedy for the Class of diseases il il IN
tended 10 cure"
New Haven. Ct., Nov. l. 1919.
MAJOR PATTISON, President III the !; G.
Senate, states he has us"d the Cherry Pectolal
witt wonderful success. TO cure an inAamma.
tion of the lungs.
From one Of the first Physicians in Maine.
SAGE, Me April 23th. 1910.
DR.. J. G. Aver, Lowell. Dear Sir T: ain now
constantly using your Cherry pcct0raI in my
practice. and prefer II 10 any other medicine
for pulmonary complaints. From obsers alton
Of many severe cases, am convinced il will
cure coughs, colds. and diseases III the lungs.
that have Pu to defiance all other remedies.
invariably recommend its use in cases cf
consumption, and consider il much the best
remedy known lai that disease.
Respectfully yours,
l. S. CUsHMAS, M. d.
gi-Prepared and sold BY JAMES G AVER.
Practical Chemist. Lowell, Mass.
Sid in Lilchiield by DR.. J. G. BEcKwsTH.
and by Druggists everywhere. 3m32
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-18

ertings. SC. Having purchased her Goods
for CASH they will be offered at very low
prices
Li,chfsld. October 9Th, 1851. pm22
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-18
$40 REWARD

NV III o. Ptid = any person who win
w buy box Of Dir Terrel's Healing
Olnlmeot. and use II according to direc-
lions, If they vii. call at my Office and sa,
with n clear conscience. that Il does not
completely cure Chapel Hands, Chilblains,
Sore LIPS, Burns AMI Freezes, Sores on
ChiliIen. and greatly alleviate, il not en--
hIsly cure Sall Rhe1nl, and most diseases
Oh the skin. See advertisement.
MONROE TERRELL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-18

kentucky Senator.-John B. Thomp.
son, wing, has been elected to the U. s.
Senate by the Legislature of Kentucky,
to succeed Mr. Underwood.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-18
WRahinnfon n

Washington, Dec Is.
Koss"M in the House.-The joint res
olu'ion of welcome to Kossuth. came
from the Senate and to day was passed
by the House by vote of lsl to is.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-18
Flour at New York Prices.

Flour at New York Prices.
FJIllt: subscriber is Agent for the sale &c the
l. following Brands Of OUR, which he
wiil sell al the same price as lhsy ase sid
lie city Il New York
II Beach, Gee, III Ely.
l. \ leash, Jot GsaYes,
y ) Reacii. Ger cge scciss
ESB& Co. LCh4is
w ieach, a hisaes
All the a!,,y3 Brands are E<cSAs AL
chiceq'alities
Alsa, constantly On hane sSaIy cox
mon Bra IDS al the lowest =
DANIEL s STERLING:
3rii. eport, May 81, is.- .aEsss
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-18

The Slips Of the new Episcopal church
in this village will be rented until the 10th
Of April next, on Saturday Of the present
week. at one o'clock P n.
By order Of the Wardens and Vestyv.
Li,chfeld, Dec l6. 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-18

Jenny Lind gave concert in New
Hnven on Friday evening last.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-18
MILLINERY.

\ MISS BRADLEY So
licits the attention of the
Ladies, to her new and
choice selection of Mill.
merry Goods. Also. Walls,
Collars. Gloves, Buttons,
Combs. E,lgiUgs and Tn
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-18

l. S. CUsHMAS, MD.
0ri-Prepared and sold BY JAMES c AVER.
Practical Chemist. Lowell, Mass.
Sid in Lilchiield by DR.. J. G. BEcKwarH.
and by Druggists tvsrywherp. 3m32
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given iha, an application
In WILDE made TO the Legislature, for charter
70 construct aEToll Bridge across The Shenandoah
River at }he Gulf Mills. /. GREGORY
/ Feb I, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
Rheumatism Cured!

1eta who suffering under the agonzing fortunes
Of Rheumatism read the following and SEE what may
be done for Ihem they viii use the infalbe remedy:
81 UNIoNTowE, KY, Mhy -, lS4s
Ma JoHS Benz Dear SIR For the l1Si three years
have afflicted with rheumatism. of the sevsreS
character | was al times in the greatest agony OF
pa tried every remedy could procure Tor ihe dis
case but found no permanent relief until was ndAecd
to your preparation or SarSapariiia which has en-
tirely cured me OF rheumatism, and greatly improved
have beenffee Of pain fnr several months, and have
doubt the egre il permanent aad lfeeomnend j as
ISHAM BRIDGES
Its useless 10 produce further testimony faver OF
this great remedy II has only TO be tried and proved
10 convince The public OF is superior efficacy.
NOTICE TO FEMALES 2
John Bulls Sarsaparila Is ofthe greatest female
medicines now in existence. In those numerous cases
where lie constitution is debiltaicd, the ener
gy is less cned when the efforts of nature weak and
deficient or are proluSe and overweight when the
face is pale colorless the strength feeble and Te
dug, the spirit troubled and depressed, the health bro
ken mind shaken, and consequently the happiness de-
stroy ed-then Bulls Sarsapara is "a sovereign remedy
II assists III the performance fer duty braces
the whole system Tenews permanently the natural en-
eTges removes distinctions, checks exeesses creates
and healthy blood. and imParrs lealth and haPPi
ness. Were ladies generally TO adopt theuSe OF ths
medicine, would lar less suffering disease and
uniappiness among them than exsts, health would
take the pl Of disease therosy check would succeed
the paId iaee should have smiles ms ead Of tear
and perhaps happy long life instead OF one cut short
BY disease made miserable by continued suffering
aud alietion. AT that critical period termed the aurn
OF iitc which is often attended with 81 much danger
4 Bulls Sarsaparlla is found most bcneci a
effect. All laes approaching this crisis should b ap.
prsed Of this actand avail themselves Of this yalua
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
FaEynTAN, HODGES & 90.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
as lfekRIY STRsET. NEW YORK.

(EErwsls Baoapwar AND Nassau
a RE now fs4eiyiIsg rich and hcanliiul assert.
N Inent .. Fancy Silk and Millinery Gocfs, 10
winch We wGssd particularly invite The attention
Of all Cash Ptserhasers and will make II an object
Tor them 10 sissa rs aIcall determined 10
sell our assarghent, for Cash, lower Than ever be-
fore offered IN IBIS Market
Mitiinsrs can supply themselves wilTfevery ar
tcie intderIlise, abont the cost Of Importation
a.:ss; -. Many e ss sssss a
surpassed fof baauiy prlow prices.
Rich Hat SHA Cap Ribbons a large variety.
silks and Saasns fot Bonnets.
Grapes, CFase LiSses, TarIetons and Illusion
Laces. Isl
Trihmings AF hats, Gaps and Dresses
Janay Lind GSps, Party and Opera Head Dresses
Embroideret apes Collars, Cuffs, and Che n
.Embroiiersa|Edsings and Insellings. Swiss and
Muslik. kE
Thrsad Bs5IEel., valeneisne, sink and Isle
Thread EsacetEs
Enbtosdersd Rereire and Plain Linen Cambria
GlOres and saiiis, Kid, six. Isle Thread and
Sewing S5Iks s
Scafls. crassss and Dress Hkfs.
Swiss, Ja35s'&it, Book Muslins, and Bishop
Lawns
4 EmbyoideriiE DamAsk and Plain Canton Grape
Shawis. sk
4 A f4e assoyissshs Of Sxrar Goods.
Fteack and zs4ezic1b ATtifciat F7ofkfrs.
With alar{e variety not mentioned above.
/ All wishing III avoid paying long prices will
make sponey SyiSsliing and satisfying themselves.
Jan: 24 is53-A&5.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04

AT rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circus
Court Of Jefferson County, on the 5th day d
March 1851, H
John T. Heuisler PLAlSrrrf
AGAINST !, I'll
james Coppuck, DErEspASr
An action OF assumpsit.
and
Vincent w Moore and George w Sweitzcr, Gar
\ nshees.
TIME object Of this suit issto recover judgment
X ~ for the amount OF the Plaintiffs claim and Ii
attaeh any estate and effects Of the defendant in the
hands 81, and the debts due him by The said Gar.
pishees, within tins State, and to subject the same
10 the satisfaction of said judgment.
Il appearing affidavit filed in this suit that the
defendant is resident Of this State he is hereby
required to appear here within one month after due
publication Of this order and do what is necessary
70 protect his interests in this matter Ii is further
ordered thai copy hereof be published once
week Tor four successive weeks, in the Virginia
Free Press and posted at the front door of The
Cour..ho oflhis County, on the first day Of the
County Court Of Jefferson.
A Copy-Teste
r.. T. BROWN, cierk.
March II lRSl--1f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
Belfcr Testimony

1aaY icas erer offered in faror IF any lTcdieise-
I&adta testimonyof Or, More!
MT JoHS Bull / have no hesitation ID saying sha
believe your Sarsaparila to be the best article eyeI
manufactured for The cure of Scrofua Sypbilis ma
many other Cataneous Glanular Affections having
used = with entire success in numbers of the above
Tan;sv;ir. -. JAS. NJ. M0oRK.
,,, 1Iore testimony from Dr-15f,ore
III JOHN BULL; am using your Sarsaparilla in sew.
erai new eases Of Scrofula and with happy etfect
;ene eow MS, sonept i one Of the eescious med.
re-. .iet san PC made for that dsaasa+ vonrs
'...S sester. Ky. Feb. ], AS -. 81. MOORE
From Er 4. r. YRndeA Professor nj chm; a4,,;,
louisville 1fsdicak Callcee
nave looked over the list Of ingredients comnos5nc
Sohh bun Compound Esiiaci Of SnrsaparillI Az
hesilation ~ saving that they form safe cts
pound, and one that promises we'll in ehron
to which isapplicable. L. p YANDELf NJ III -
ouESiIle, june 9, IS4S. - (.
From Or. Pyles, Physician by appointment d H.
LgRisriik Htgiae Hlspjfak
LOUISVILLE March 90 1910 4
have examined the preparation OF the 1,rescrin1;sr
n John Bulls Sarsa arilia ind believe The comh,;s
20 oe mn excellent one and well calculated 10 produce
an Alternative impression the systsm have 4,
poh 70 uble and private practice. think il the bcfi
Article Of SaTsaparilla IN use. NJ. PYLlES, NJ d..
Resident Physician, Marine Hospital
Bulls sAss4pA1iLLa Go where you will. 10 .leaI.
Country and you wit mud immense Supplies or III h
preparation about being shipped on board
But few merchants tsit our city, in whatever branch
OF trade they may be engaged but have orders
for more OF less of Bulls Saraparilla.
Louisville Democrat
The rush OF ndventurers 10 California has IN some
measure subsidized. bdt the rsh for John Bulls Sarsap-
aIla Is as great rs ever The Doctor says tie crys
still they come. Louisville Daily DeMberG
PrAepal Depot 81 Fourth strert, Louisville, Ky
For sale bys IN. SMITH Z CO,
chnIeSoun,
a. IL cRIDLER,
February IS. ls5l-6m. Harpers Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
Coed TeslimOny.

The Louisville Courier thus speaks Of Bulls Sartapa.
rilln:
We have been shownby Mr., John Bull, proprietor 81
that world renowHs pre- paration. Bulls Fluid Extract
Sarsaparia, original, genuine, and beautiful letter
addressed him BY the accomplished lady Of one OF
The mos: eminent old physicians in the West giving
detailed oil Of the most astonishing cures
on record performed aloEs by the use OF Bull Sar.
sapaTilsa-'' ii !.
This most excellent aud charming lady had long suit
feIed from proapSns uier fuor albas piles and ehton
ic diseases of The stomach and digestive oTStns and
deTang M Of the wkele system, attended With dis
tres<inE eaaneons eruption. sick headache. and vpeni
attacks OF cramp. Aitef exhanslmg all OF her hus,
bands skill and Supplying 70 many erlehraied med ga
yenilenen both u home an,l<abToaa, aud also using
great quautitcs Of Towseml's Sarsaparilia, without
The u ghte>i relicf She induced 10 John Bull
Salsaparilll. and what was the happy RESULT Atei
tbs use OF few bottles. perfect and wondernc
the lady rcs perfect heath aud to her usual flow
of spirits
Such leH rs as the ono we speak ot must Afford Mr.
Boil more zeal qualification than cosld tbs possession
Of Icoun tleSS wealth And whethel he aceumuiaie:
wealth BY the sale oil his truly valuable nediene
being its aahoI glory aud honor enough, aud he cat
say 10 the world, without fear of contradictona
have in my poverty relieved more hum IN suffering thar
did Stephcn GiraIl or John Jacob Astor with fhci
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
/ VARIETY.
oLp.AoR.

-sEfusg tkfoNfUIuF W TN every silver thread
in the bright locks, we may gather / new
and chsrming virtue, that shall make the
setting Of eur sun better than its midday
glory.
The seulhas an eternal youth, andif ii
is rightly 6nltivated il will shine thraugh
tke furrswsaf age, undimmed BY the thousand
infirmities "a mortal life.
We lore the aged from earliett child
hood our heart has warmed and lsaped to-
wards theni We had rather talk with q
good old man or woman-their hoary hairs
indeed. = crown Of glory-than with the gay
est Of eartkH gay schildren.
How much experience have the aged gath
cred ap Why every word that falls from
the tips If d good old man, is pearl to be
treasured forever Earth is growing darker
to him. and tue beautiful visions Of an eter-
nal world fall-though faintly-upon their
almost bcausifed spirits. making its posses.
sor seem at'times moro than mortal
:. Last night We pressed the hand Of dear
sged friend. who reclined upon the couch Of
sickness. There was pallor upon his face,
and | Wilderness upon his brow, that told
how pain had conquered the weak tenement
But The face was al peace, all serenity, and
the smile wss the same kind, sweet smile Of
yors, aud the accents, though trembling
through Weakness, just ~ tender. The eagle
spirit within spoke through the kindling eye
as he muruured, with regard to this suffer
ng,iaI say Thy will not mine be done
:. And va trust His will may beto spar,
His aged servant, for We feel it would b
hard 70 part with him. There are few who
in sstreme age, possess minds 50 uuimpared
50 brilliant, 80 richly endowed with eyer
good gift. and We fain would held him dow
to earth little longer
Let us not dread to lose our youth, ,whe
age brings 20 much love but let US strive
train these immortal guests, th}t tarry will
in our saithly temples, so carefully, tbs
they shall import beauty TO the faded lines
nents and wrinkled brows when We gro
old
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
CBIRLESTOWN DEPOT.
Reduetion of. Commission,

THROUGH no rates Of commission have ever
- bsen rged at the Chsrlestown Depot, since
u was undsE my direction, greater than those au-
thorizeJ by Raw, or demanded by Ehe fair business
prohsinetlsSpt othe expense, trouble and risk 81
The REsneyf&et as complaints have been made by
some rs tof$erous charges have determined "a
make4he eit at least 10 crafty public desire and
shall sheref4e on and alter this date, tcanee nv
comn;ssionN.o three ccnts per hundred on all ,ner.
chandise deEvered in the town and on other COZ.
signnients IT, commissions will correspond with
the rates at iuchester. In making this reduction
howeErr. theSiuty is imposed on me Of requiring
the c9pamissSns on allgoods, Of every description
what@ser kfbe paid for on delivery, without res
peel u pers9ss. The cash will also be required 70
all arhsles & sale at the Charlestown Depot
IL VINCENT w. MOORE.
FelsrnaryiS 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04

IL 7ss # ~
HAVE just returned from New York where
made arrangements with Mr. Geo w Farm
ham to be furnished regularly with GarIneSls e,,,
IN The --latest fashion, and the Reports Tor he sam
regularly received Gentlemen NAV feel sssn-aJ
that all work given will be cut and iinisbed ~
the best style and upon terms SATISFACTORY n sii
EoaTs, VEsTs and PAsTs Of ever. .::v,s viii Z
made to the taste Of gentlemen. NV ohies, : n
possible. By all means 10 please G.Rnrsrs 49, =
in the city q New York are now in nv Shop, and
the public are invited to examine them. Hav;Ss
for many years given my whole attention 10 -,
business, can say With confidence, ihat can now
combine lasIe with comfort, aud than my Journey.
men are every way competent and feel q iust nri9s
N finishing heir work in workmanIike manper
ma word, am now prepared to suit all tastes, and
only ask fair trial BY the public. -e
Grateful 70 the public for past patronage : ron.
unuance IS respectfully solicited From nersor.
Al distance, no less than at home shoula &. 49,
Ply 10 receive rial, and feel donfdenre - x
stating. as am authorised BY our Merchants ~ a.
that Cloths, CassimeTcs, Trimmings. &c VIII 4.
sold 90 The most favorable terms, and Al priess
greatly less than heretolore :. X 'Ss'
- 80 JOHN R. A. REDMAN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
Virginia, to Wit:

AT 4nles held in the Clerks once or he f;,c,;,
March. 1851. 80 =
Philip q Pendletcn and yahn R Cooke, suryiy;n.
Eteeu.Ors q Adam 3 Dandridge, deed, =
AGAINST fl-'sr'rr',
John Gookus, Administrator or John Walper
DECD, and John G. Walper ard MARY Walper
heirs II law Of said John WaIpef. deed Jarnh
Neweefner; Hezekiah Gartreli Daniel Burkhari,
I SheriNpt Berkeley County, &c aEcio administra
ter Of Elizabeth GarreH, deed! and Of Richard
Sheckeis, deed Henry J. Seibert, administra-
tor Dc tonis of Richard Eartreil the elder
deed J; and William G. Burns, administralor 81
John Burns. decd, and Daniel Burkhari, Sheriff
OF Berkeley County. and such Committee ad-
minstfator suf Richard Gartret, The younger.
deed, and the same as Committee administrator
lot Hszekiah Gartrefl, decd Richard FL Lee M
$. White, 2. o. Ball and Z. l. Lee her trustee.
The Bank Of The Valley in Virginia. William
Rightstine, John Byers Jacob Myers John X
White 4 r Magruder. Daniel Bukhart, Sher-
i'll Of Berkeley County and Committee admir-
OF Francis Huntington, decd, James W. Moore
b. F. Comegys, Mary Bowers, Minor Hurst,
Mary Kerney, Uriah B. Kerney, Thompson
Johnston. James Gran,ham, Anthony STROLLER,
Milton II Moore, Vincent W. Moore, B. r.
Towner. Zachariah Hursey, w L. w ebb Z. &
r. Shugert Benjamin Lucas, and Vincent nj.
Butler, administrator with The will annexed Of
William Short, deed, DEFESDAxrs
e ON IN ORIGINAL AND AN AMENDED
BILL IN CHANCERY
THE object Of this suit is 10 subject the estate
i real and personal, Of John Walper, Hezekiah
Gartrell Richard Garirell, Elizabeth Gartrel Rich
atdShecktes and Jacob Ne wcomer 10 The discharge
Of Decref, rendered Al the September Term, 1913,
Of the Circuit Court Of Berkeley County, on be.
half oil the plaintiffs against the administrator de
61nis non OF Richard Garrett, Sen'r dec'd,-the
said John Walper, Hezekiah, Richard and Eiza-
beth Gartrell, and Richard Sheckles and Jacob
+ Newcomer, having executed on The 9Th Of October
| 1919, bend 10 indemnify Adam S. Dandridge,
| decd, and John Burns, dec'd, securities OF sand
| Elizabeth GarrelT and Richard Sheckes, as admin
/ istraiar Of said Richard Gartrell, Sen'r, deed
against any liability which they might be sub
jected as such securities &c, and ME said Elizabeth
| Gartre and Richard Sheckles, administrators lis
aforesaid, having computed derestarit Of said es.
| tate Of Richard Gartrell Sent decd.
happening affidavit filed In this suit that the
! defendants John C. Waper, William c. Burns
j Tfezekiah Gartrell B. F. Comegys and Zachariah
| Hursey. are not residents Of this State they are
! hereby required TO appear here within one month
| after due publication OF this order and do whh
il necessary TO protect their interests ii this matter
i And is further ordered that copy fereof be pub
1 ished once weekfor four successive weeks in the
4 Virginia Free Press and posted atlhe from. dool
i OF the Court house OF This County on the FIRST day
/ 81 the next County Court Of Jefferson I
| II A Copy-Teste
| II. r. BROWN, C. C. C. +
March IA lS5I-4t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
BULLS SARSAPAnITIA.

TT IS PUT UP IN FULL. QUART Rot
y TIES. and contains he Strength 81 an -,a.rs
as ninth rrEe Honduras pafilia As any ssn;lar
six battles for eve dollars
Ithas been web established fact for years rs.t Ina,
Sarsapafilla, when pure and pfoperly piruares ~
an impure state Of the HOOD the use OF mercury nio
icating drinks, evil habits in youth haErenness rtr q
We badly assert that JOHN BULLS FLUID tx
TRACT or SARSAPARtLLA Is the only pfepafa.
emilio principles and OF uniform strength The Sar.
sayafita purchased without regard 10 price every
potnd before being used is subject 10 Tie sttctesl
being used
Bulls SarxapsTa also contains the virtues Of severn
other valuable medical roofs together forming the hes
compound and producing the greatest curative agent
in the known world This medicine, when used &c
c,,vat,r~ - Airarftans <
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
/ t1rrInia, 70 VIC:

MSANANg ~ VIZ
AT tI,ies held IN ,ke CLERKS once OF The citcuis
Cspr e Jefferson County. o. he 5sh day Of
Daniel 9 Henke PIA,xrrrr.
Jacob Mendenhall. Amos Meudenhall. Richard ri
Lee Administrator Of Hannah Taylor. decd,
Fhebe Benaelt. The children of Betty Baldwin
DECD. whose names ere unknown; The children or
Synnel Mendenhall. deed, whose names are IN
krown. and the children Of Hannah Gnfsendorif
Wnnse names are nnknoxn--the said Jacob. Amos
and Samuel Mendenhall Hannah Taxlor pkese
Bennett and Betty Baldwin. being children n
htsaid Hannah Gnisendeff. ! Grand danshser
q Amos Mendenhaf, deed, late Of Jeiisfson
Cauaty, D~r-,-s.. -. -.
An AMENDED BILL m CHANrEpv
TUE object Of the amended Bill Is d ob,a;n j
sale q that part Of the real estate in The Coun-
" ~ Ienerson, belonging 10 Tie heirs Of TIE said
Amys Menoennaii decd, which in the opinion Of
We Court given on the hearing Of The original Bill
vested 10 them, In consequence 81 the desth ~ Edv
Mendenhall before her father.
y appearing on affidavit fled IN this suit th,t,he
delendants Amos MendeHhaii, the children Of E,e,,y
ralavtn, deed, whose names are unknown: The
ehildren 81 Samuel Mendenhail, deed. whose
names are unknown and the children Of Hannah
Guisendorh, whose names are upknown. are NOT
residents Of this State, they are hereby required 10
appear here within one month after due publication
" this order, and do what IS necessary ~ rulert
heif Interests In this matter II IS further ordered
That copy hereof be- Published once a week for
iouf successive weeks, in the Virginia Free Press,
and posted - The front door Of the Courthouse of
This County, on The irss day Of the nex, couhty
n sfF - 4 sFt.-.i -, 8 si4