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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07

self at last He determined from 49,,
his lips. giass +
More than year Afterwards. one Ga.
afternoon, as Mrs CroEder. Of ~ pAal
Bowl, was walking with her daneb a. .s 80
Tea -gardens, they we're oveftake5 IA = ~. .Ae
lent shower Of rain and had becorns sio'
half drenched, when they entered - ,eass
able looking house distinguished II ~ T
iorts ana tidlness from all others near Il
Us good -natured mistress and her tWo Oil
ram drops and mpdfalasleae 49,. u Z .ne
/ nhfeFratr, as Tar a. possible, every mischief
oone TO theirsdresses and persons.
men all had bees done that could be
aone, and, as Miss Lucy said. they began 10 I
look themselves again, Mrs Crowder. who
was telling IN huge arm chair, and amusing
ne.set by stare, at everything in the room
suddenly started forward and addressing her,
sell 70 the master Of the house. whose Bible /
and nd whose face had just caught her eve
ny my good man, we are old friends. 7
Ano" your face I'm certain still there is il
some change In you, though | can't exactly |.
used to be in ragged clothes and ont
y nealte' said George Manly. smiling /.
. a n0w, thank God, I am comfortably Clad,
]. But how is it, said Mrs. crowder; eItbat /.
We never catch sight of you now pr n
Madam, said he, II am sure l wish Won i
yell nay, | have reason to thank YOU for
words Of yours first opened nv ewes to nv
lWn foolish and wicked course. NV wife
nd children were half3naked and half.starved
My this time last year. Look at them. if |
gu please, now-for sweet, contented looks ,
nd decent clothes, I'll match them with any j
ia 2 !, wife and children And now madam
tell you, as you told friend ofyours one
AZ last year-tis The FOOLS pExs Z that hare i
IRE i'' az ms for as The fools pence IL 4
lspt rather to say, the pence earned by 2
Il the blessing of.God upon the pence y i
Mrs. Crowder never recovered tho ems. N
mer she had lost. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
CARTER,s HOTEL.

,rxrrts -. sd exien4ive addition 10 this estab
ii.sh,nsn, HAS been completed, together with
renosating the entire enncern, rendering y ~, uue
.mosthe largest and most aiiraetiyein the alley,
m .ss,,,s a. nrnish{d with neat furniture and
- - .ve "a ,he comfort and convenience
guests. a
The Proprietor hopes 70 merit continuance o.
The patronage heretofore extended 70 him, ana y
sries PERSONAL attention. to increase hs business
assuring the public that lo ezerton On bis par. wiz
b. spared 70 please, and render me solaasu =
guests agreeable
ISAAC M CARTER PRorR4ETok.
knr;i II 1850 ~,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
-. ExciilsGE BANK Of
sEADEN y ITnEIls q -

~ II II Il
'l.asl..sndessigned nspecsfsl,v 49,,
r., .sy esgs formed @ ifp ;, &c
ls.1 hsbfing and ehaaes 2 itahsas
~. snsqs ne nfn Of Sc. DEk Iv vg,nsss e hi
49,. -. sna IS prepared Q deal II mlIHERs 4
800 80 Dsr.srie ExeAanr.,. yy..pn
''ssy 80. ctfeasls u 49,. 80 Is Pc
tfeaif b4st Nstss q az ~ 1se. Letters u
/. w.; ssasrIake q make eoIIeetisn. 80, =.
0cNt inc uiion. ues'ghen point within
for nany ', s. ssLDss E.embtr Of the firm
sSfaSes viii eir. .ne IfrasKSr Of ne ElteT
irsns.s gs..asss which may te esapr y y
meat x - a t'91tInenls Of the Govern.
- .lss4 VIII y eondnried 4 ~ nv, ny 9
kssse $50 a1,pn tne reason bIe fSt,r
WILLIAM SEI.DEN.
JOHN WITHERs = 4
\. w. LATHAM -
of Waslsarton. %. n N
w,.h,o.,a. - - q Bqi4inors, MI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
Land Agency at Dubuque, iowa.

TIME undersigned is PREPARED 70 locale az Lana
u HaraRis that may be entrusted 20 h'pi ~, ~
terms most reasonable and on any OF inc uoii9
I.ands OF Iowa. Address
WILLIAM y. LOWELL,
Nov % ls5o-6m. Dubuque, I'sra.
RErERENcEs !:
Hon A. C. Dodge senator's from Iowa.
e. w Jones'
Mtssrs. Barton s. Williams, WINCHESTER a. :, +
I. Miller. Dalam 4 SAipe, Baltimore, Md
Mi EosseIt Philadelphia.
Stewart, Esq, New Work.
IoEn Gallaher Junior, Washington, D. G.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
LIFE ASSURANCE

THs NArioxAL LOAN FusD LIFE ASSURANCE,
SocfETY, OF LONDON.
CaPrAr -, 500 OOo-SraFlrs s4i2,ap
T1RlNTED statements explanatory Of the husi-
III ness, and the advantages Of Life Assurance
viii be furnished on application %
B. W. HERBERT.
q ~ in his absence. applications can be made TO
DR G. F. Mason,
Melidal Ernns1ney. CRariesto1rA. ;
Ds JOHN D. SrARRY,
llaairaf Eramiaer, Havprrs Ferry
DR. !. H. TAyLoR,
Msf;cal Ezaminev, SaepAerdstSrn,
fshariestowp Nov L. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
SHIRT ESTABLISHMENT.

Nj, III ,he mosi c xtensive in the United States,
[ ~ 10 baltimore 81 where 500 persons are
employed and stock OF 1000 dozen ShlaTs aIM
on hand style and ioI a par, 9
the Union Merchants aud others visit,ns nalu
my. te Of SHIFTS that has ever been
aa II Rs ri,y consisting OF all sizes and quail
.ae ~. Mn ana Rows which for style and work
W, -. c.nnoI he s,trnassed More than usual
un i 80 made ID reh.ler The assortment~oi
SHIRTS. COLLARS, LINEN AND Cyl I ,,'
DRAWERS complete and desirable % every re-
spee' n. w. BETT0N,
l7e Balti1sbre street near Light.
March 90, lS50-iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
yoypERFUL satGACITY or A HORSE.

The following incident is related by the
Long Point Advocate:
"A few days since, as We were leaving our
residence on our usual morning visit TO the
Advocate Office, sorrcl horse beloHgihg to
US, galloped up and caught our arm ana
IL wished to go. He then left, and set off
Il a quick gait towards pasture on our
farm about quarter of a mile distant from
our residence In few minutes be ap-
proached us again, making an unusual noise,
And seemed BY bis actions to desire US to
follow him. This we did, and when we
reached the pasture we observes. . Tie mate Of
the horse ehtangg.eeai in a.bri1ss, which had
brokea through Nth him After ne had
extricated his companion from . dangerous
position, the horse which had given US notice
IF lis companion's danger, came up and
rubbed his head against US, showing evident
| signs Of great satisfaction"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
FORGET NOT THE UNHAPPY.


Forget not The unhappy,
Amid the bright and CAV
The world-can give you nothing
That twill not take away:
Make muchslhen oithe m3ments
i Ne never can renew,
And torget NOT the unhappy.
For oh their friends are few.
Their friends are few, and family
they whisper comfort now,<
and offer scant assistance
With cold and cautious brow
Each minute they are gazing,
Upon their watch 10 20
ohl forget not the unhappy.
/. For kindness comelh SLOW,
Forget not the unhappy,
Though sorrow may annoy d
i6errs something then for memory.
: Hereafter to.enjoy!
Oh still from Fortunes garland
Som flowers for others strew
And forget nof'the unhappy,
For oh their friends ale few
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
.POETR 7
THE WORLD rs BRIcHr 6.:.,,.--
THEE. On


81 FrTz GREEN HaL1rcr
rs world is bright bef6Fe4hA-
ils summer flowers az ,si 5
- ealm blue sky is Ger tbes
n ny bosom virtues shrine
H<ler 'nine the sunbeam given
p 10 natures morning hour
1le, warm, as when frpm he.v..
4 onrst on Edenis bower.
mere IS a song Of sorrow
ne deaih-dirge of he gav-
a. a. tells. ere dawn 81 morr.w
J.. hese charms mar fs5~.. sua,ien
=, Z, an arsKy be blne no more
ne summer flowers be faded
And youths warm promise e,er.
Believe il not though lonely
Thy evening home may be.
Thong beauty's bark can only
Float % summer sea
lhSash time thy bloom is stealing,
There's siin beyond his arr
1 ne wild flower wreath, of feeling
he sunbeam ofIhe heart.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
.Nol!tire.

1nANCIS II WHITING, Esq of Clarke
e5,nfy va is duly authorized by The sub
sar,bsr ID attend 70 preparing Bounty Land Decia-
100 tor claimants and la forward the same 10
M care, Washin gIen ciiyt DiC
JOHN 81 EALLAtiER, JR.i
3. Pa,snt Au5rsev and CLAIM Agent.
Washington d G., Oct Is, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
Ca.l, f0r Wool.

WILL pay the Market price fOt WOOL ~
fsnsh. ether washed or unwashed As soon IS Dc
1iSeSsd % me, execpl DisaEey sz Pnrs Cstncs.1s
~ = . w. L. WEBB
....., a le5o-,k Skepkerdsisrn Mis-.
$3.50 II .lsfE.en asd Mdysiaaayr paper5 CRY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
RICHARD =. Lee,
ATTORNEF At LlW

~ 81
Counties. ''A SaarAe
Jan 3 Is5I-st.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
SGoeds a losfs

NUEhtye sin o. hand many &esiranle ana
w kN3konable goods and as We are anxieus y
posed III pi1e great k1fFoink Call so9n and " a.
Nes. i ii WOODS q CO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
lkrUNG BY 4 WASP.

One 1cTy sultry summer afternoon, IN !
somewhat dilapidated country church IN the
State Of e., young clergyman was
prcachingsto d large and very respectable
congregation. At the SIDE o.. me pniPi1, Up
on the eueh next the wall, flor benches
supplied the place of pews1'sat young man
whose tiRAtls fitting coal, red vest, and dan,
cling rolf cLain, gave him rather dandlhed
anneara,lsc Immediately iu front Of hum
/ al an clSerly gentleman, neatly dressed IN
/ black. with / white cravattied in the most
becoming fashion round his neck. Leaning
his chinFSupon his gold headed cane, he ap,,
! reared tdlis,en to the discourse with marked
attention. Not So however, the young man
behind IiRectining his head against the wall,
4 h: vas shoa IN she enjoyment of eomforta-
III II, .w;,h his mouth stretched widely
omen ft 81 happened, as is common IN old
woodenIi buildings, that-a wasp IN ITS ram
hl;rc Lat frequently struck itself against
the ee;lisg and would then fallinte straight
line toAards the floor unlucklly for the
! drcamsbf our sleeper, one of these falls bro
,, the INSET into his mouth. As natural re-
suit, THU Jaws were instantly closed upon u
: when, as vas equally natural, IT ran Its Wea
pon Of defence into the sleeper's tongue, :,
UNI OH Sp-sp-sp-ugh Oh
:. was thsIsnddcn exclamation, as the yount
man bohuded forward, his head butting tn
back of5thc staid old gentleman before him
who, Eaving no knowledge of the Gauss
4 deemed the stroke an assault upon HIM ~
4 half d1tnkea rowdy. Immediately eoliarini
i the ofsnder, he brought bis gold heaoe
- cane IL bear upon his head and shoulder
ir exelaiIEiag {, 10
= :. -Hse' here, what DO you mean, SIR :
er How Dare you--F - ;,
i .UkAl OH Sp-sp-Oh !" was Il
- q Sesyou not only strike, but you spit
!. me to boot, You villainl" cried the old &c
- tlemr |. plying his cane more vigorously
els & ORingh SPILL conldn't-sp-sp-
= peb Twas all the other coald articulate
.a Wishia look towards tue pulpit that Y
~ ~ ;ndesSrihably comic, the excited old gent.
= man. aSot exactly knowing what he SAID crl
!. Hsre MI. ifyou allow such dom
=. Il voE. church. LII never come here agail
81. Tbtsl was too much for the preacher
~ ;bIe fgssAties TO bear--for he had witness
III ,bs wlIlIe scene-so, taking advantage Of
, eonfasspn that prevailed. be sat down
e, 5s.Lg,rra1ation dispersed without mi
decorum. but il was long Def
life ...aa gentleman could be paeiGed
ling .ne - nan collect his scattered thougl
With TUG n $50 - -----
arty vrhr ExpLIclT II he advertisement y.
luze ..l.tSated auack medicine, describing iIe
dies fscss Eaooa the system, says: !" After :
heir .hasaIsxmDtoms give way. the sPasms 6
eter 81. rat,,rus. conyalesccnee Is estaoi;s
I ssseeutiye fever sets in, from Tnlcn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07

NJ Or John r. Fleager, worthy citi-
zen Of FiucastIe, Va, was burned tC death on
the 18th ult., By bis clothes taking FIRE u bis
rnom
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07

NJ A man, who was rescued from droWa,
mo night or two since in Boston, abused
ne man who rescued him because be did
not sars lis hat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
NEWSPAPERS.

The Columbia (s g. Telegraph says the
truth is beginning to be understood, that
editors and publishers are producers, aud
that they are entitled to some compensation
for services rendered, or forlarticles furnished
by them. 4 newspaper is commodity in.
which are involved all the usual clements Of
cost. and the purchaser, or consumer should
expect to pay for it accordingly. No class
Of men expect to be furnished gratis with
shoes, hats, coats. &c, and no gentleman
calls on his neighbor after breakfast habitu-
aIly 10 borrow pair Of boots. When people
once learn the simple truth that the maker
of a newspaper looks to it for his living, the
once fashionable practice of borrowing news
papers. OF Of borrowing space in them,
will be discontinued. Our breth-
rem Of the press can do much in bringing
about proper recognition Of their rights
and VIC trust they will do so speedily.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
SCENE IN 4 5UsTIcE co0RT INrno,

Z44 II L
"Pat Malone, you are fined Eve dollars
tor assault aud battery on Mike Sweeney !,
! have the money in me pocket, and Tn
Ply the hne if your honor viii give me re-
\" we give 20 receipts here. We Just tax.
s sae money You will not be called upon Z
put your honor, Ill mot be wanting 10
pay Inc same without get a resate.n
. " hat DO you want todo,with it7n
M nli 1 ,s1r honor vim write one, and give il
a. me,l' mere = your receipt Now what
lfttlc 6nes and suvn sss:-ds-... -. So,
.aYesiyour holiness, paid all of them, " and
then he'll want to see the resates, and IN
nut my hand into me pocket, and take out
ne resate and give it, to him, and ~ not
daus to go p1oddtng all orer Hcitto find your
Ion0r 10 get-Dnei
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
IA SEDMRT MCElYgnYa

IA SIOMR3 l@OE19ERNa
Att0rHepat nan.
DRAcTicESin ihe Superior and T,fs,;o, e,o....
= .of Clarke Frederick Jefferson lid W.y.as
attention. - - receive prompt
Ii Office, BERRfriLLE. Cgayke coauts "a
AEFERRacEs:
Thomas H. Crow. Esq. =
John S, Smith Esq. Berryrile.
LIS w. G. Russell, E<qrs
Geo Z. Senseney, Es5!. Wine4estcr
CnshiRg < Bro. 0
John 81 Kellogg,
Hopkins & Hull baltimore. N
Long & Byrn,
August %, Is50-Iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07

,-s Exp,Ictr.-The advertisement Of
ts.ssa ouack medicine, describing its ef7
e e.s ~, HE system, says: 'After time
theseIsY mptoms glse go ,.,.sae. Z established
warneh returns COW = from which the
or sprsecpuse, .s's raooyersn This re-
patisaselther als ia "oman,s test for indigo,
n. n Il IL 4 tub Of water, and 1t VIII
~ $500 sink Or aoat, she did not know Which
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
FRANKLTN TnOMaS

q = = g ANstH Asr 81 Al vv
DRACTICEs il Fraderirr Ley. = -
= adjoining counties anu inc
~ Nm. ee on w aler street, near the Farmers
o D+%nss :. Inchester. tDec -, ls50-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
c A s. WOLF,
Matchmaker and JeWeIIer.

NO 403 BALriMoRE Sraksr. s.eavn 49,. .
OF HAsbyER "1si
BALTIMORE.
Iw -rr emu onfeT LsTER, LErtNE and VEadS
ry description II ALHf % eve
Waicbe, and Js,r:,r' paid to the repairing Of
August 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07

81. 't t.k Corsrs he will administer ,,.
w. take depositions and acknoEleSs,r. slda-
sosn,ie. Il &C. 70 be recorded in any Of ,be
January }, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
70 the Farmers
OF THE
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.

-
.sllrrs would mos, respectfully inform
The TIA. they have , % Sdns
rS e,t offered Tor us strength durability
md adan,eslisess for the use Of negroes was
mad mbre partieuiafiy for ms use 81 'he Nay
and is ealledh
SHIPS CAMB0ON,
.....fs.r,ko,n has been examined by some
lhe aoos Farmers 81 the Valley, and
Fndr by them 10 be one q 'ne oess
that can be put into the hanas g nesS Sis-
in ID lis sltsngih and dpraeility. ~ e. s,sr
Incl ovens and every other conyenls"so ~ Y, .,ovr
ing 81 one and the samr nme, sut'e'iV :
Ne Furnished The Navy with quite .a n1s.
r,,,aher al Ike above Csmboons, and they arg p.o.
., 70 Es superor L, anything Of the kind ever
furnished Ships a,s as1 ".se r0s Stove
49, 49,, r.,.4s I.tt with III l. EsHv s. Sos, Charles
town. viii Il duly and promptly Attended TO- Sas
.;.tartioa guaranteed in All cases. ,vr
N,..Ns,-sei HAYWARD & DUNE
K Raltimess Sfsre HeH~,
No 50 LigA s., Ban.
- IA a. tSS0-Sm-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07

STATEps EVIDENCE IA drunken lawyer.sn
going INTO church, was observed BY the min
ister. who addressed him thus
4 / viii bear witness against you q the
day Of Judgment"
The lawyer shaking his head with drunk.
en- gravity, replied:
/ have practised twenty-five years a The
| bar. and always found the greatest rascal tke
/ Erst 10 turn Ssats's evidence
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07

The Man VINO DIDN'T WANT TO BE MEAN
The Burlington Sentinel says that in one Of
the back towns OF a neighooring State,
where it i the custom for the district school
teacher to board round, the following in
cident occurred, and is youehed for by the
highest authority. A year or two ago an
allotment being made in the usual manner
for the benefit Of the school mistress, il hap.
pened that the proportion of one man v2s
Just two days and half The teacher. sat
down to dinner on the third day, and was
beginning to eat, when tie man Of the house
addressed her as follows Madam, sup
pose your boarding timetis out when you
have eat half dinner, but as ! don't want
10 be mean about It, you may eat, if you
choose, about as much as usual
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07

m. Among the miseries of human life
noted by q lady Of our acquaintance is, being
invited socially to pass the evening with
Mr--. Supposing it To be a party
-on 90 At ten o'clock 10 full dress gauze
IA short sleeves-and 6nd only two ladies
comfortably clad II merino, Just taxing then
leave, As you enter the rcom-thermometer
ranging below zero.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
raNKEE DooDLE ,yIrr v..-. -.

"e nave young lady acon.;,...1...s
very line performer On ~ .;s rn'
saleo ather house the other .t,irs. ~
rev iavorite pieces, toeetber ~;,l ss - TOT
snree OF the most admired sepos - = sno az, e,
VOW our friends house Is IN rsshs- sus SAy'
proof . = g ne street, and ne pafior q NJ
sftbass ,,le Iuue gaze Of the passers bv. q,
a. ~" wno are 50 rude as to take sdy.Stsg-
W. s ssa SSs@sR2n auta Rlt
oarrens where he was bora nd 49,
caaneed TO saunter along the sfresf 49,
! charmed with the novel music IN, 49,. ~
uninformed as~to the cohyenfie,-l - =
city society, approached the parIcr :. 60
ana with eyes dilated and mouth eSfs15ssst
STOOD there enraptured, while she sar s.Ts;-ll
me cot in the valley Il. love
" Are you fond of music 2n ;pon;r.a az.
iaay who is fond of bit Of sport
l am that very thing" said the bldn.,
zical manner M,
can play smart lot Of tunes a. ~
fife said the countryman-.but a. -
Ever r saw anybody play on aebHreau beforsP
), ms is what we call piano, sir,n said
an instrument 7n
No sir e !" said Kentucky, there's NO
'uc e, eritt% in our parts as that, but a
makes mighty nice kind o. music Can
'ou play Yankee Doodle on that machine Yn
aid ne suddenly with great earnestness Of
manner "
]. The lady answered in the affirmative and
ms popular national air with variations, was
'a.l 70 truly artistic style. sBut the
!! ncul1iyated ear Of the rustic could hardly
iscover, through the variations" : single
ram Of his much loved tune. aud At he
lose OF the piece be exclaimed aIs thai
ankee Doodle p"
: Yes, SIR, that is Yankee Doodle, With tho
Melll' ejaculated Kentuck, throwing 4
.na INTO each pocket preparatory to start,
lked Doodlei = -
And off he vent Cis. BonDari<i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07

tHer wretched brain gave way
And she became wreck al random driven,
Without one glimpse of reason or Of heaven
She is now better, but the picture of desc
lation. Young men can here see the danger
of triaing with such affections, yea, the dark
sin az creating hopes or raising expectations
n heart too true and confding to survive
sueh disappointment.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-11-12
Addison County Chancery.
EDWARD SEYMOUR,
vs..
MOSELY d. HALL and
.IAMES LII. uOOkER.
June Term,
1851.

.
Whereas. at the present term Of this court
| Edward Seymour, Of Vcrgcuncs, in the county
of Addison hath exhibited to said court, his
bill in chancery against MOsely ID. Hall of
said Vereennes and james II. Hooker Of Troy
| in the state of New York. stating, in sub
stance, that sail Hall, on the - day of Feb
ruary, 4 D.. Is4S, by his deed, Of that date
duly executed, acknowledged, and recorded,
mortgage to said seymour, in fee, the follow
/ ine described land il Fclrisbursh, IN the coun-
~ Of Addison, IN the State of Vermont. viz I;
( the south hundred acres of lot number sc.
drawn 10 the right of William Field, beginning
at the Southeast corner OF said lott thence
running westerly, ON the south line of said lot.
III rods TO the south westerly corner thereof;
thence norlherly SO rods and % links, on the
west line of said lot; thence eastcry parallel
with the south line Of said lot, l9l rods to the
oast line of said lot thence suuIherly, So rods
and - links to lhe place OF beginning; con
tanning one hundred acres in order TO secure
the payment Of the sum OF 3lO2 dollars spec.
flied in seven promissory notes. all bearing
date on the Sth day Of January A. ID ISIS,
one payable On the LIST day Of june thcu next,
for the sum of GOO dollars and interest, and
signed by said Hall and Harry Adams the
her six notes for the sum of Az dollars each,
and payable, one in one year one in two years,
one in three years, one in four wears, one IN
That on the iih day Of Jan. a. d., lo49, said
Hall, by his deed of that date, duly executed,
morgaged the same promises above described.
together Tith other lands, TO said James II.
llo0kcf, TO secure the payment of certain
proms sory notes amounting IN all TO the sum
of 467 dollars. That no part of the sum of
money specified in said before described seven
pronissory Notes, has been pad TO said ora
tor or any other person for him.
And praying that this courl would decree that
said defendants pa, said sums, specified in said
promssory notes, and the costs of said process,
and in default thereof that they and all persons
claiming from, or under them, or either uf them,
may he lorccloscd Of and from all equity of
redemption in and TO said mortgagcd premises,
and every part thereof And il heEg suggests
ell u the court that said James ii Hooker ~
sides without this State, so that the subpoena
issued in this case, could not he served ON him.
IL is ordered by the court, that this CAUSE be
continued until the next fern Of said court, To
be held on the second Tuesday of December,
A. ID 1881, and that in the meantime, nO,ice
Of tho pcndcncy Of said suit lie given to said
Hooker, by the publication of tins order and
the substance OF the orators bill, three weeks
successfully, in the Middlebary Register,
public newspaper printed at MMdlebuiy in
said county of Addison, the last of which pub
licaiions shall be At least twenty days prior to
said next term.
GEO s, SWIFT, CleEk
JonS pIEEfolNr, Solicitor for Orator,
2sS,w,