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VIRGINIA:—In the Circuit Superior Coni
ofLaw and Chancery for Berkeley County
Jauuary Rules, 1S36. #
William L"igh and Mary Susan SelJen Leigh
miug by their next friend F.njaruin Watkiu
Leigh . ,
a ;(un*t
Mary Isharn Thomas, Lucy Ann Colston, am
Mary Ann Nicholson defts.
IN CHANCERY.
flMHE defendant, Mary Ann Nicholson
J. not having entered her appearanct
and given security, according to the ac
of assembly and the rules of this court
and It appearng by satisfactory evtdenct
that she is out of this Commonwealth : i
is ordered, that the said defendant do en
ter her appearance to this suit on the firs
day of the next term, and answer the bil
of the plaintiff, and that a copy of this ot
der be published in any newspaper within
in this county, and continued lor 2 month:
successively, and another copy thereo
posted at the front door of the Court
Mouse of the said county >
A Copy.—Teste.
JOHN 1ST ROTH E It, c.
January 14, 1836 —Jin
VIRGINIA:—In the Circuit Superior Cour
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley Couuty
January Rules, 1336.
Sarah Rush, T'(/7
asaintt
The personal representative of Robert Iv l uroe
dec’d; Davenport Orrick, and William Orn
dorff; and the heirs at huv and adinimstraloi
of Benjamin S. Abell, dec’d di'fls.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Davenport Orrick, no
having entered his appearance and giver
security, accotding to the act of assembly
and the rules of this court, and it appear
ing by satisfac tory evidence that he is oul
ofthis Commonwealth: it is ordered, tha
the said defendant do enter his appearanct
to this suit on the first day of the nex
term, and answer the bill of the plaintitl
and that a copy ofthis order be lorthwilt
published in any newspaper within thl
county, and continued for two month
successively, and another copy posted a
the front door of the Court House of tin
said county.
A Copy.—Teste.
JOHN STROTHER, c.
Januasy 14, 1836—2 m
■y-JRGINIA: - In the Circuit Superior Coin
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County
January Rules, 1836.
Cornelius Toland and Sarah Ins wifu pUfft.
against
Joel Ward, Richard Beeson and Elizabeth hi
wife late Elizatuth Crumley, Benjamin W
Jefferson, ami George Swiiulcy and He.-tc
his wife late Hester Ward deflt.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, Richard Beeson am
Elizabeth h;s wife late Elizabeth Crumle;
not having entered their appearance am
given security, according to the act o
assembly and the rules ol this court, am
it appwing by satisfactory evidence tha
they are out ol lhis Commonwealth: it i
ordered, that the said defendants do entei
their appearance to this suit on the firs
day of the next term, and answer the bil
of the plaintiff, and that a copy of tins or
der be forthwith published in auy news
paper within this county, and continuer
for two months successively, and anothc;
copy thereof posted at the front door o
the Court House of the said comity.
A Copy.—Teste.
JOHN SBROTHER, c.
January 14, 1836—2tn
VIRGINIA:—In the Circuit Superior t our
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County
Jauuarv Rule*, 183.t>.
Martin Gill, tt, and Joseph Henry, and Chant
F. Hanry his wife
against
James P. Erskine ex’, of Rebecca Crouch deck]
Fevi Heuibaw adm’r de bom* non ot Azc
Fletcher, dec’d; Philip Nadenbousch, lat
sheriff of Berkeley County , committee adaa
of Thomas F. Fakes and George G. I'ak«
• Harriet K I* ekes, Isaiah I unuel, bli
*zalietl'i It. Tunnel, VN m. H. Tunnel, and Mu
ry A. C. Burke, "V,s
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, except Levi Hensliav
and Philip Nadenbousch, not having cn
tered their appearance and given security
according to the act of assembly and Iff
rules of this court, and it appearing b;
satisfactory evidence that they are out o
(his Common wealth : it ordered, tha
the raid defendants do entur their appear
ance to this suit on the fust day ol (In
next term. &. answer the hill of the plain
tiff, and that a copy of this order be forth
with published in any newspaper withu
this county, and continued for two month
successively, and another copy thereo
posted at (lie front door ol'the Court Huus
of the said county.
A Copy.—'Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
January IT, l80(>-2m _
VIRGINIA: — At a Court held for Bcrkelc
County at the Court House, on Monday th
11th dar of January, 1836.
Patrick F. Garry, and Elizabeth his wife,la
Elizabeth Miilor, daughter of David M.lie
deceased W*'
against
William Showalter, and Elisabeth hif wifo'lit
Elizabeth Miller, widow of David M h
deceased and the Heirs of said David Millei
rlcccasud <i,'‘
IN CIIANCERT.
The defendants James D. Miller, am
Madison Miller, not having entered the.
appearance, and given security acco d
ing to law, & it appearing to the Co r
that they are nok inhabitants of th
Commonwealth; It is ordered, tha tbs
said defendants do appear here on the -■
Monday in JUarch next, and tinsner th
Bill of the Plaintiffs, and it is directed
that this order be published m the Mar
tinsburg Gazette for two months succcs
sivelv, and posted at the front door o
(he Court House of the said county.
A Copy.—Teste,
HARRISON WAllL, c b. c
January 14, 1836—2tu ^ .
VIRGINIA:-Berkeley Countv Col-st. ,
Jahuarv Term, lsdb
ORDERED, That the Clerk of tin
Court, cause notice to be given, tha
the Court will take up and try the Chan
efity Docket at the next term.
Teste, * __
HARRISON WAITE, c. b c.
January 14, 1836 —lit _
CASH FOll CORN.
CASH, and the highest price paid fc
Corn, if delivered at the mouth t
Opequon; by H. M. FORMAN.
January 7, 1S36 -IL
t VIRGINIA!—1» the Circuit Superior Cour
of Law and Cbaoc-.-rv for Berkeley County
January Rules, 1836.
. Nathan Ko*« fdt'ff
! fflgain'f
John Subcr and Wilmtu Maalin ‘U/'tl,
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, John Sober, not havin;
entered his appearance and given aecuritj
according to the act of assembly and the
' rules of this court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is out of 11st*
Commonwealth : it is ordered, that the
said defendant do enter his appearance tc
(his suit on the first dav of the next term
and answer the hill of the plaintiff, ami
that a copy of this order he forthwith pub
lished in any newspaper within this coun
1 ty, and continued for two months tucces
sively, and another copy thereof posted at
| the front door of the Court House of the
- said county.
A Copy —Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
January 14, 1S JG — 2tn
VIRGINIA: - In the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery lor Berkeley County :
January Rules, isjb.
! Ann Elizabeth Nichols, who sues by her next
friend, Audrt-w McCleary pit])
against
John McCleary, Barton Campbell ex’r of Chas.
Orrick dec'd, and Conrad llogiuire dejtt
IN CHANCERY.
riVHE defendant, Conrad Hogmire,
g not having entered his appearance
and given security, according to the act
of assembly and the rules of this court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that be i, out of this Commonwealth: it
is ordered, that <he said defendant do en
ter his appearance to this suit on the first
day oi the next term, and answer the bill
of the plaintiff and that a copy of this or
der he forthwith published in any news
paper within this county, and continued
' for two months successively, and another
copy thereof posted at the front door ol
the Court House of the said county.
A Copy.—Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
January 14, 18J0—£hi
VIRGINIA; — At rules hoMcn in the Clerk’i
office of I lie Circuit Superior Court of Law
Chancery for Morgan County, on Monday tlx
. 7(h day of December, 1435.
t Philip C. Pendleton pltff
against
Lawrence McKeirnan, John O'Ferral ad in in is
trator of Ignatius O’Ferral dec’ll, and .Iona
than Mauro. dejts.
, IN CHANCERY.
nnHE defendants, Lawrence McKeir
a man, and Jonathan Manro, not ha
ving entered llieir appearance, and given
security according to the Act of Assembly
1 and the rules ol Rfis court, and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that thev art
1 not inhabitants of this commonwealth ; i
I is ordered, that the said defendants do ap
I pear here on the first day ot the next tern
■ and answer the complainants hill, and thal
' a copy ol this order be published in some
’ newspaper in Martinstuirg, for two month;
successively, and a like copy posted a
' the front doer of the Court-House in tlx
said county of Morgan,
A Copy.—Teste,
JACOB UEICIIAKD, c. c.
Decembers, 18 55 —’Jin
T O vSf PaOPERSS
FOR SALE.
fplIE subscriber will sell at private
■- sale, the house anil lot now oc
[ cupb’d by Airs Tabb, situated on main
: utrer.t, ‘Martinshurg. The house is twr
stories high, well situated for a mechanic
' of any kind On the lot are a number ol
young thriving fruit trees. Possession gi
. veil the first pi’April next. Ai.st*.
I The house and lot now occupied by “the
Rev. \V. C. Matthews,situate on the cor
r ner of Burke street, and Spring Alley.—
’ This house "ill 'oe sold or rented on ap
plication to the subscriber This house is
laige and convenient, and has one of the
best gardens in the town, attache I to it.
* JOHN N. RIDDLE.
January 14, 1836—tf
~ TRUST SALE.
iX pursuance of the provisions of a deed
of trust, executed to me as trustee, by
t Jacob V. Gorrell and Mary his wife, dated
. the 1st day of December. 1334. and ot re
■ cord in the Clerk’s office of the county
court of Bcrkely, to secure a debt due to
the executors of Abraham Gorrell, tier d
i I will offer for sale, to the highest hinder,
i for Cash, on Saturday, the 30th day ol
f the present month, before the Court house
: door, in Martinshurg, that handsome, well
formed iron-grey seed horse, called
SOUTHERN ECLIPSE;
late the pioperty of the said Abraham
Gorrell. dec’d. Also, if necessary, to pay
■ debts secured by the deed of trust, all the
r estate, right, title, and interest of the sail!
c Jurat) V. Gorrell, in and to the estate ol
fits father, Abraham Gorrell, dec’d.
[ Also, all the estate, light, title, interest,
and properly ot the said Jacob V. Gorrell
and Mary Ins wife, in and to the Land de
e rived from the estate of the said Mary e
’ father, Nathan Vanmetre, dec’d.
’ WASHINGTON EVANS,
Trustee
I January 7. 1836.— St _
Martineburo Savings institution, /
December 30, 1'35. 5
1 The undersigned, a committee appoint
s by (he Board of Directors, to examine
into the affair* of this institution, agree*
I hly to die provisions of the charter, ac
■ count a* follows :
, Marliniburft Saving* LutUution, Dr.
To weekly and monthly deposit
ors Oil
I’ Special, do - - 4946 19
Individual, do - * -•
Interest received, - -
Fines, &c.. - * 1..
Unclaimed dividends, - t» »•
f90l2 94
, Cn
t By amountofbonds and
notes discounted, $32.>1 0“
Expenses paid, _"20 75
“ Cash on hand. 7 .it) n,aftK) g
JOIFN STROTHER,
wm. long;
r JACOB I’OlSAL,
r. A S CHAMBERS,
, RICHD M'StJERUV.
January 7, 1S3G.
To Saddlers,
THE Zig Zig. or W shaped Steel
Spring Saddles, have received the
general approbation of Saddlers who have
examined the model and the universal ap
plause of gentlemen who have used them,
t his invention indeed, has been pronoun
ced an unequalled improvement, after the
closest investigation by the most compe
tent judges ; and this too, when it had to
encounter ail the prejudices, which had
been excited against it in consequence of
the failure of other improvements of a
similar kind. A few of a great number ol
certificates are subjoined. They are from
the best workmen in this country.
Certificates.
We have purchased the patent right of
Beard's Zg Zsg or W shaped steel spring
saddle. It is decidedly superior to any
thing wc have ever seen, fir ease to the
rider and safety to the horse ; Si wc con
lidenily recommend it to the patronage ol
our fellow tradesman.
ffi®} *•*—* n
October 2, 1S33.
This is to certify that a model of Beard's
Patent Spring Saddle has been presented
to us for inspection, and that after a care
ful examination, we have bought the, right
to use the same in our respective counties
and unhesitatingly pronounce it to be the
best improvement, both for ease of the
rider and horse, we have ever seen,
i FRANCIS & JOS. R SI BERT.
JVncmarket, Va.
LEWIS GREGORY. Vcteiseille, Va.
DAN. NASH, j. BARTON,
BufkinnhatH, Va.
PHILIPS Si RAINEY, Halifax, .V. C.
J. BRAY. Richmond, Va
JOHN McCABE & SON,
Baltimore, .A/d.
R. GROVE, Staunton, Va.
We have inspected Beard's patent for
Spring Baddies, Si have bought the tight.
We do not hesitate to pronounco it with
out exception to be the greatest improve
ment we have ever seen; and we believe
that it cannot be excelled or even equalled
both for ease to the rider anil horse,
D I'MUMAN,
W. ROBINSON.
Lynchburg, va. Aug. s.
I was so well pleased with Beard’s Zi®
Zsg patent, alter the purchase of Nelson
jCo that I also bought Albemarle: and I
do without hesitation pronounce it the
‘ne plus ultra' ol improvements on Saddles
\V. BARNET,
Nelson county, Va. Sept. 1335.
The following certificate is signed by a
Tew of the highly respectable gentlemen
in Agusta &. Rockbridge Sec. w ho have
used the Saddles:
This is to certify that we have purchas
ed one of Beard's Steel Spiirig Saddles,
and upon a fair trial, do, without hesita
tion, pronounce it supeiior to any we
have ever rode, for ease, it being elastic
and not as ns hard and unpleasant as
those made in the old way. I be rider
I feels much lighter Itom the springs in the
j Saddle, therefore, with confidence, wc
recommend the Saddles made by Beard,
I to the Public.
J. II. CHRISTIAN. Jtogmla.
Rev JOS, SPRIGG. Isexin^ton, Fa.
ISRAEL CHRISTIAN, .ilusnnta.
Rev GEO. 1HJ PLEDGE, Illinois:
U STULL. Cretnvitle, Fa.
D. S. YOUNG, Mississippi.
I The purchaser ol Page. Loudon, Berke
'ley and Jefferson counties in Virginia—
and Washington and Alleghany counties
|in Maryland, contemplates an ,-aily visit,
with a view o-f disposing ol rights.
'I HE PURCHASER.
December 31, 1SJ5.—3w
VALUABLE POTOMAC LAM)
1MOR SALE.—The .subscriber will
L Oiler f ir sale to tbe highest bidder, at
| public auction, before the Cuuit House
idoor in JUarlinsliurg,
On the nth oj February,
! bein® court day, the valuable farm on (he
i Potomac liver, in Berkeley county.belong
ing to the estate ol l’.manjicl Lversule,
dee’il, ’Phis land adjoins Hu. lands of Ja
cob Seibert and P. C. Pendleton, and con
tains
three hundred and twenty-six
and a half acres.
Of this, about 250 is cleared land; at
least 100 acres of Potomac low grounds,
[’he upland is strong limestone, and the
timber very fine. I he improve
ments are a good Stone Dwelling
j HOUSE, and Stone KITCHEN
I—the Barn not very good, a well
of excellent water before the door, and a
never failing stream running through the
land. The mill and mill seat is not inclu
ded in the sale. This fatm is one of the
most eligible in this section of tlm country,
lying as it does upon the Canal, and be
irig of good quality.
Plie terms of sale will leave the tiur
chaser the option of paying one third on
the 1st of April next, when the purchaser
can get possession of the land, and the ba
lance in two equal annual payments, or
one half on the 1st of April, and the ba
lance, in three equal annual payments; in
either ease no interest to be paid on the
deferred payments, until the days of pay
ment. The purchaser will be required to
secure the deferred payments until tbe
days of payment. The purchaser will be
required to secure the deferred payments
(tv a deed of trust on the premises.
* ‘Phis property will be shewn to any one
disposed to see it, by Mr. Wm Pendleton
living on the land, or by the subscriber
living near Park’s Gap.
HENRY J. SEIBERT.
Mm'rde bonis non with the will an
nexed of Emanuel Ever sole, dec'd.
January 7, 1SSJG.—ts
OHicc of (be Martinsburg Saving* Institution, )
January 1st 1836. >
The Pieftident and Director* of this in
stitntioQ have this day declared a dividend
of Three per cent, for the last six months
navable on demand
; GEORGE DOLL. jun. Trraj
January 0, IS3G _
Martinsburg December 17, 1835.
Eamme & Stephens,
Are just receiving a second supply ol
My j.WTtBR. gpopg...
t PUBLIC 8ALB
OF VALUABLE LANDS
Iff BERKELEY COVXTY, VlRGIXU
PURSUANT to axlecrec of the Supr
rior Court of Law ami Chancery, for
| Berkeley county, pronounced 6th of Oflo
jher, 18.-15, in a suit in chancery, in which
[David Hcnsel and Nancy his wife, Ink
Nancv C. Miller, and Samuel Chenoweth
and Mary his wife, late Mary Miller, are
'plaintiffs, wernu. Smith Miller and llarri
son Waite, Administrators De Bonis JVoh,
of George Miller, dec’d, of Hester Miller,
dec’d, and of James Miller, dic'd, Sarah
Miller, and other*, defendants,—the uu
Idersigned Commissioners, named by said
I decree, will.
On the. Sth day of February, ISSfi,
Being the first day of February Couft, for
the county of Berkeley, expose to sale at
the Court House, in the town of Martins
burg, the several tracts or parcels of land,
referred to in the proceedings in said suit
and hcrejn described. I lie land to be
[sold according to said decree, for one
'third cadi, the balance in two equal pay
ments of one and two years, with interest
from the day ol sale, until payment—the
purchaser, or purchasers, to give hand and
security and a deed of trust on tlia land
I to secure the deferred payments.
1 The place catl**d the Home Place,
containing about THREE HUJS'DREU
jAJYD THIRTY' THREE ACRES ol
land. This is the tract of land on which
[Smith Miller now lives,adjoining the lands
of RoVt W. Lyle, Philip C. Chenoweth’s
heirs, and others Them is on this land u
Comfortable Dwelling House, a good Barn
and other Out Buildings.
2 The place called the Faoi.kneh
Place, containing about 7'reo hundred ami
seventy four ACHES. Mrs. Sarah Miller
the widow of Win. 1) Miller, der.M", now
lives on this land. It adjoins the lands ol
| William Campbell, and on the head wa
iters of Middle Creek. There is on this
(place a comfortable Dwelling House, a
good Ham, SvC,
8. The place called the Thornbwru
1 Place, containing about FOURTEEN
ACRES. There is on this land a small
; Dwelling House, and Blacksmith Shop, ami
'is said to be a good situation tor a Black
‘smith: adjoins the. lands of Philip C.
Cheriowetb’a heirs, am) others.
4. 'Hie place called theM’GiHEN Place
containing about TIVEJYTY FIVE
| CUES, on 1 lie waters of Mill Creek, ad
joining the lands of Hubert Daniel, Mr
Kown, Reese, fee.
! 5 The place culled ihe Mill Place.
icontaining about FIFTY JiCUES. This
land lies on the Opequon, about 8 miles
|from Marlinsburg—on which there v.a*
formerly • valuable merchant mill, which
was consumed by fire : the suite, is said to
he very valuable for any kind nfwater
works, having the *ud rant age of the whole
water of the Opequon. There is a coni
fnftable Dwelling House, and some other
buildings on (hi* land. And
6. About FIFTEE.V JlCUES of land
.called the 1 ,vr,K I'i.ace. This land is all
jin timber, and said to be vciy good ; him
I adjoin* the lands of Win. Ly In ant! other*
The said several trartr will he put up
to public sale, separately. The C -. on mis
sinner* have stated the number of acres
•according to the deeds, and (h» Cnttimi*
sinner’s books—tin y will he sold a* run
taining the quantity stated—but without
any guarantee of quantity,—the sale to be
ill the gross.
These lands arc all within sis miles ol
Martinsburg, excepting the M‘Giheti tract,
on Mill Cret k, and aie considered good
bids. ELISHA BOYD.
Ill AS JAS. FAULKNER.
D. 11 CONRAD.
Commimunus.
December 24. 133a.—Is
vxtiOXPaiA: h> tile Circuit Superior Court
ofiutw itnd Chanc ry for Berkeley County
September terra 1330.
Tliomas I.ang guariliao of the orphan chilprcn
of John Miller deed. V'UF
against
Henry Basore, adra'r of Ahrqham 'Milter anti
George Miller, dec’ll, Abraham Miller and
cither* de/'ll.
IN CIIANfTFiY.
r 1X111$ cause came on to be heaid upon
I the bill, service of process against
Henry Basore, Abraham .Miller, .Michael
.Miller ami William .Miller, and more than
four month* having elapsed and no ar.s
wer having been filed by said defendants,
it is therefore, adjudged, ordered, ami de
creed, that thin matter be referred to it
a .Vaster Commissioner of ttu# court and
that he he. directed to nettle the account of
Hehry Basore as adro’r of the estates cf
Abraham and George .Villcr dec’d, that
the stair) Basore be required to answer u
pnn oath before the commissioners hhv
proper and pertinent question* that may
he propoi nded to him in reference to said
estates and the said commissioner is fu th
er directed totalis an account to com
plainant as guardian of the, defendants a
hove named and also to state any matter*
deemed pertinent by lum or which either
of the parties may require to he specially
stated ami make return of his report in due
time before (tie next term.
X f!nnv.
JOHN STROTHER, c.
Comjiu-.ionf.b'h Ofpii r
Martmsburg, Jsn’y 7, IS
'Flic parlies to the above suit will please
to take notice that. I will attend at my
otlice in .A/artinsburg on Saturday the 6th
day of February next, for the puipose of
carrying the above order into effect when
and where they will also attend with all
the necessary evidence, papers, k vouch
ers, which will enable me to make up the
required report.
SEAMANS OAR A HD. Com
January 7, 1835.—Id
PLAIITSH, riCII 3AS.S’.
I|*11K subscriber has on hand and will
& constantly keep a good supply of
PLJUSTEU, FISH 4* 8JLT, for sale
on the most reasonable terms.
He will also pay (be highest price in
cash for good wheat and rye delivered al
the mouth of Opeqoon.
HARVEY It FORMAN.
November ID, 1835—tf
PERSONS indehied to the Post OtFice
for postage and whose accounts ari
of long standing, are hereby notified tha
all further accommodations are suspender
until arrearages are paid.
WILLIAM LONG, p. m.
January 7, 1836—tf
VUICrUtflA: At a Court held for Beik< toy
Cmraty, at the Court-House, on Monday the
l-fth day of December, 1S3&
Jacob Myers, adm’r with the will annexed ot
Jsines Forman dec’d, (saying to ihe me H
Washington Kroesen eaacutor of Janie- P.
Forman dec'd,) •
ergniNff
William Ray am! John B. Sapniitgton. dtflt.
IN CHANCERY.
f inHE defendant, William Ray, not ha
lt ving entered hi* appearance and gi
ven security according to the art of As
sembly and the rules of this Court, snh it
appearing to the court that be ;■> not an
inhabitant of tl)i* Commonwealth, It is
ordered : that the said defendant do ap
pear here on the second Monday in March
nest, and answer the bill of the complain
ant; and it is further ordered, (hat this
order he published in the Martineburg G*
zetle, for two months successively, and
posted a* the front door of the Court
House of said county.
Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, cue,
Dec. 24, 1836.—2m
MorricEU
OAVINO detettuned (inconsequence
R a of selling out one ol' mv establish
ments here) to closo up tho lower or old
store, and wind up that business. I ear
nestly request all persons indebted to me
there to make immediate payment; those
w ho may not pay their open accounts im
mediately will please close them by note,
I have'lately enlarged (Ke upper or New
Stor«, where i have just opened a supply ot
ITEVf GOODS,
and where I will at alt times he much gra
tified to see rnv old friends and customers.
-BAKER TAPSCOIT.
Shepherdttown, Dec. 24. 1835.—fiw.
a ALu 0*5 HG'«X
0 I '' 11E A L E S T A T K .
I WILL on Friday, the I5’h day ol
January next, oiler for sale on the pre
hums, hI tiic mouth of the Opftjunn. all
j that valuable Farm, belonging to the late
Janies Forman, dec'd. containing ubout
384 Acres
on the west side of the creek, or any part
thereof, (not less, however, iIihii thirty
acres ) The terms of sale will be made
easv. Should it vo happen tht* the. lam!
would not be sold, it will then in that ease
be rrnted on the same day to the highest
bidder, for one year, front the 1st day ol
April next, fora moneyed r< nt. Senility
will be required. It is de- tned unnecessary
to describe tb« properly, a« it is io very
j well known in the neighborhood. Strait
gets will ol course first view the same.
JACOB MYERS, Adm’r
with Hie will annexed, of Js. Forman, dcc’d
Dee. 24. 1835. _
Fui»Ll€ SALE.
XtJKTILL bo aobl »t public sale on Wed
V V nesday, the 6th January, at the t<
Nidcnce of the lute George Siiowi i•*I, in
King street, nil the Personal Property ot
said dec’d;—consisting of
On) Wugon, three lJon»ea,two Ploughs
four sets (Jenrs, one Stove find Pipe,
one Secretary, Tables, Chairs, Beds,
Bedsteads, and Bedding, one Com
mon Cupboard, and one,Stand—with
utfcny other aiticlea unnecessary to pat lie
! ulai ize.
| V trim of Sale.—Six months credit on all
i‘uu>* of two dollars nod upwards,—under
] that sum, c i»h. Sal-to commence eatly
* m the day. J- V\ . r,0\ D.Joum
of Gauge Snow did, dte’d
December 24 1935- is
POSIT* >N ibM ENT.
Tub (»hovo vale i« postponed until W'Cii
nes-.iy the 27th of Jatiuaty next.
Dec SI, I8S5 J. VV. 11
A ij it i ‘E X & ti A X, b o X* X* X« TT 1
^MTILSON iff AMn:ilSO.\, ore
| V v again receiving an additional sup
I ply of VY IN l Kit GOODS. Timy would
i particularly call the attention of the pub
■lie. to tneir very complete assortment ol
| Cloths awl Casunieret, Petersham, London
Buckskin, Cassinr.tls, tl'hitc and (old
llannels; Fundi, Fjsghth, and Printed
Merinos ; Zuliean, French, 4' Common
Calicoes.
j They have a pretty assortment of Black,
ami Colored Silks; Dress lints; Plain
and Fig d Bobbinels. do do Swiss and
Book Alvslin; i ambi ic unit Jackanet;
Jjui.es, Ijdgisigt, huntings, and toolings
— together with a general assortment ol
Domestic Goods, Uurdwure Queens ware
and Groceries
December 10, 1835,
$KM)~KK\VATi L>.
STKA\ ED or stolen from the farm of
the aubsetiber near Martinsburg, be
tiveen the 23th ult., ami the 2nd inst. one
hundred and eight head of sheep. If they
have. been vtolen, I will give the above for
the apprehension of the thiel and sheep
if not, 1 will give a liberal reward for the
sheep alone, or for any nifoimation that
will lead to (heir recovery,
JACOBJ KEEFER
Dec 24. 1835._
viUi ILK.
t fTVHS is to notify all those persons who
S are indebted to me on book account
that my necessities will compel me to in
stitute suit for the recovery of the sarne^
provided speedy settlements are out made,
-o as to enable me to liquidate a debt due
from me to Lauck & Stephen, by a Iran*
fer of paper to that house.
ABRAHAM GROVE.
December 31, 1335.—St
r'Aunfl roa nsnrv^
rjlWO farms adjoining each other on
1 Back Creek, bounded by the lapds
of Peter Jones, Sarn’l Hedges 3d aud oth
ers; also, one other tract, hut a very
short distance from those beforemention
ed. The two first belonging to the heirs
of the estate of Henry Kiuer dec’d, and
the latter belonging to myself, Those
farms are good and eligibly situated and
will he rented to good tenants upon fair
terms, Possession may be bad of all or
either of them on the 1st day of April
next—application to be made to the un
deriigned, If the above farms are aot
previously rented at private contract they
will be publicly rented on Saturday the
16th day of January out. Tha renting to
take place at the late residence of Henry
Rincr. dec’d. PETER KINER,
December 31, 1835,—3t
g ' * ♦ •
VIHCJIlftAJ-lnthe Circuit Superior Court
of law aud chancery for Morgan county; Octo
ber Term, 183o.
Israel Uairioa, executor of Abraham Dawson,
j dccM, iriso teas executor cfTfioma* William*.
Jcc'd. - * - Complainant,
againtt
Gasaway Orors, William Neely, and the heir*
of Thomas Willmui, ilec'd. Defendant*.
IN CHANCERY.
'This cause cam* on to he heard thi*
23d day of October, 1835, upon (he bill
answer*, and exhibits, and the report of
Commissioner Keiclmd, and exception* - *
| tiled lo said report, and wss argued by
counsel, n hereupon it is adjudged, order- *
jed Sf dccreetl that the same ho recommit
lied to Commissioner Heichard with in f
jstruotion*.
| 1st To slate and aetflr the Recount o
I Abraham Dkwson William Neely, a*
tiireutor* of Thorns* William* deceaied.
| 2d To stato an account of the said ex
ecutor# with all the distributees of aaid
|Thotnas William* rlcc’d exhibiting the
! various payments made to said distribu
ters, and the balance, if any, due to them
or to the Kxecu'ors The said Commis
sioner in stating the above account* i*
(• tako the settlement made in Hie county
court nl Hampshire on the 15th day of
! Match, 1823, as the basis of bis settle
ment except, so lar a* the same may bo
surcharged and falsified l>y evidence ex
hibited before turn; and to allow sucli
additional payments, since the dale of
that settlement a* may he • sustained by
satisfactory testimony. And the Com’r
in making distribution amongst lhe child
ren is to apportion the moneys arising
front the sales of the. personal property
equally among till the children of lhos,
William*, dec’d except where any |»cr
sotial property ba« been bequeathed by tho
will of said Williams dec’ll.
3dly The commissioner i* directed to
statu settle the amount of Israel Daw
son as executor of A brain Dawson dcc’d
so lar as the same is connected with the
estate of Tho’* Williams deed,
4thly The said commissioner i« further
directed to report the amount of person
al property, purchased hytJassaway Cros*
of the executors of Th s Williams, dve’d
and which remains unpaid for by him—
together with any other matters deemed
pertinent by himself or which any of the
parlies may require to have stated and to
inaku ht« repott in lime for a decree at
the next Court
A Copy,— Teste,
JACOH IIKICHARD. c o.
Clerk’* Orricii or Mo anan Count* Court, >
November 3, 1835. >
The parties to the above anil are here*'
by notified that on Monday, I he 18th day
of Jam try 18.16. I shall attend here in or
dor to carry the above recited tfrdcrs into
, fleet where and when they are requested
to attend with their respective vouchers &c
evidence# they uv<y have to enable niU
to perform the duties assigned bv said or
der. .1 RICH-HARD, SpeciafCwu’r.
November 12, 1833—td
VtllQSNIAc In tin* Circuit Sup rior Omirt
«.f Law ami Cliimoi r> for Bciki lay Ouunly.—
October 7. 1H35. ^
Jurat* lonmin* Adm'r P^ff
Nancy Forman and other* d'/fs.
IN CHANCERY,
m; OTU F,_A IS person* having Haim*
IN against the estate of James ForSiWt,
jdvresmtl, wifl present them to me at my
ji.lhce in Marlinsburg on or before the 1st
; .lay of Febrerry next,together »vill» all
! '■iicli evidence h* rosy h" requited to nuth
i ntn idc tlicm, in order that I may audit
nr d n pint them to the n< st term of tho
Circuit Superior Court o( Law tail Chan
cery for BorVvhv Couhty.
SEAMAN* GAUARD, Com.
November' 8. 1835 — td
I COMMlfc$t<jNKII*.S Ol m i; MABTiNblUlj5l» )
November 1, 1830 >
| 'NOTICE—All person* having claims
Xn against John l’oitcrfield, dec'd, or
| th or;'o I’ortei field jun’r. dre'd. will pre
sent ihi.in tome atfnivgrfiice in Marlins*
burg on u lx fore the first day of February
next, [lbotij together with such testimony
us may ho required to authenticate them,
in*order that 1 may audit and report them
agreeably to a decretal order ol tho Cir
cuit Superior Comt of Law ami Chancery
(or Berkeley County.
SEAMANS GAUAllD, Com.
^November 5, 1835—-Id
YZXiGZfjfcAS tn the Ulrcuit Sii|K-nvr Coprt
of I.siv anil Clia-iCory for Berkeley County.’
October 2, 1*35.
Maker Tapniotl P^Jf
, ngaintt
Janie* II. Mackey, &c. dtfi.
IN* CHANCERY.
| TfevOTICE — All persons having claim*
Xx against the estate of Ruth Mackey,
deceased, will present them to me at my
dliee in Martmsburg on or before the 1st
ut February next, together, with all such
evidence as may be required to enable mo
,to audit and report them to the next term
of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery fur Beikeley County, agreeably
to an order made in the above cause at lb«
last term
SEAMANS GARAUD.Com
November 5, 1835—td
VTRCIKXAS—At a Court held for Berkeley
County, at the Court House, on Monday the
Mth day of December,
David SeboeWy ►ttrviving Executor of llaary
Schiubly, dto’d
again*!
Jacob Schsppcrt adin’r of John Myera, dec’d,
Georg*- Myera, John Myera, William Myera,
Archibald Myera, George Crowl and Eliza
beth hia wife, Abraham Anderaon and Barba
ra hia wife, and Jamea M. Wheat ileft*
Uf CHANCERY.
OTHE defendant* George Myera, and
ft Abraham Anderson, and Barbara
his wife, not having entered their appear- *
ance and given »ec«rity according to tb«
a;l of Assembly, and the roles of the
Court, ant! it appearing to the Court that
they are not inhabitants of this Common
wealth. it is ordered, that the said defen
dants do appear here on the second Mon
day in March ne*t, and answer the bill of
the complainant: and be it further order
ed, that this order he published in the
Marlinaburg Gaeetto, for two months suc
cessively. and posted at the front door of
the Court-House of the said county.
Teste, \
HARRISON WAITE, c. b. c.
December 24, 1835—-2m
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