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I Jflarttnsburg Gazette and Public .Idcmiwr. J
I No. 16 of Vol XXVIII.] MARTI NS BURG, VA THURSDAY, APRIL 20. 1S26. [Wliole No. H20.
rVILISHCD. WlSk.LT,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,
I At
TWO DOLLARS PER ATINUYt,
pa Tails is iiTAitit
OR TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
Arris tui tiau sxrmss.
No piper discontinued until ill Arrears
|e> are paid up, except at the discretion of
the Editor
%• Advertisements inserted it the rate, of
One Dollar per square for the three first inser
tions, anJ t*enty*five cents persquare for each
•ubsequent insertion.
Co-Partnership.
THE undersigned ha\e formed a connec
tion in the Mercantile business; w II
conduct i» under tlie firm ot IV lLStjN &
THOMSON.
•JOHN K WILSON,
DAVID H. THOMSON.
April 13, 1326.
New Establishment.
WILSON 3l THOMSON,
Have bought out tin a iock of goods
ot Messrs Burkhart &. Kiddle, and ad
ded thereto the Muck ol the late him ot Wn
som& Kernev.on such terms as will enable them
to sell remarkably cheap They have opened in
the large BllICK STOKE HOUSE, laiely oc
copied by Burkhart &. K.ddle, where it wdl
give them much pleasure to serve the old cus
turners ot both establishments, their friends,
and the public in general, with Goods on the
best terms lor Cash, or on a credit to punctu
al dealers. Their stock at present is complete
ann extensive, yet they both set out in a lew
days to the different markets of Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Lc. lor the purpose of purchasing
a large additional supply, when it must oe the
interest of those wishing to get good bargains,
to give them a call.
Marimsbu'g, April 13
A List ot Letters
REM AINING ill thePost office,Martinsburg,
Va on 1st of April, 1826, which if not
ken out before the 1st ot July next, will be sent
to the General Port Office as Dead Letters.
j 4 Porterfield, E»qr
Edward Archbold J ^arlo^Lowste-.ter
" | y
James Bakin 5 Klizabeth Martial
n h IUA Burn, Joi‘” '‘"‘er ’
ESS* Silt.. S Bar- Michael
rack) | near Fleming's Terry
Casandra or Jos Butt. $ J*«>b Moon
Miss Eliza BuckiaS j } l«o- H. McGrudcr
r J Jacob Nlyeis
v 4 William McGinley
George Curtis > Djrid Miller,nearMar
Joli" Crosly Stinsburg
Elisabeth Grim 2 4 Frances P. Morrow,
Peter Cook < care ot James Morrow
Eilzabetn Crook, care > tdniond McGovr.m
vt I. Locke J Alex. Mason. Esq 2
Win. Criswell 4u. w Middleton
D J Edward S Ylopps
Sam. T Dawson » Mrs: Vlary Menghinl
Thomas Draper, 3 J Jacob Myers
Alexander Dougherty : jjCub Miiler
E j Mrs Catharine Moyer
Mrs. Margaret Ebberts 5 O
B1 zabeth Ebberts \ Peter Oiler
t' 4 Archibald Oden
David Forau t P
Thomas Fiddle 5 John Poisel
(i J Capl. John Poise!
William Gordon, Back j Kobert Pinkerton
crt e|t J Jacob Staub
Jacob Grove \ Peter Snow dell
Robert Gamble^ J John Shatter
Abraham Grove <N. G. Summerville
Shepherd B Grove ' Jobn Spar
Peter Gardner 5 Samuel Smart
^Nicholas Guinn 1 Michael Shanks
fj J Abraham Snider
Mrs. Ann Hollar \ Michael Sw.ngley
Alfred Howard l WiUow Small near
John Hclley t Ylartmsburg
.Mrs. Betsey Howard ? Ihornas Satterfield
Jacob Hooper \ s>n,‘A,h
Col David Hunter, 2 | /
James Hedges i KoliertA 1 hruston,esq
Samuel Hedges. 3rd. / care of Ylr John Fry alt
Mrs. Maltha P. llivner i Miss Maria Toup
Jesse Horn J V
J 4 Jacob Vanmetre, sen.
Samuel H. Johnson • Isaac Vanmetre
* George Vegen, care
Simon Krol. $ of Samuel HuLny
Jacob Kroh i ’’
liavid Kilrnore t Lambert W ilson
Carnelius Kelly ? Callender Wibley
John A. King Etqr. J John Waggoner, near
Jacob Knadier 4 Martinsourg
L J Miss Maria Wilson
William Logan f *‘|eU™: VV,Uun
Jacob Light l J°h" ak ,v .. pp
James Long or John \ Mrs. Nancy Walker
V M LONG, 1>. M
Anri! 13. 1826 _
£\ UTIUOj.
THE undei signed Commissioners ap
pointed u\ an Older of the County Court
of Berkeley, m<ale at their last March term,
directing us to sell the Poor-House of said
younty, anti purchase a Farm, will receive ei
ther verba) or Wre ten proposals,
until Ike 15th day oj May next,
toy the purchase of a suitable f tItM lor the
poor ol said county: as well, proposals from any
persou or persons wishing to purchase saulPoor
House, wbicli is a ven large and va
luable BBIG'K BULUINb, a
Brick Kitchen,wuh *undr) other sub
' siantial brick buildings belonging
tin veto. «» of which are s mated on a good
lor or liMtisi, conisinmg lour or live acres,
adjoining t u 'I own of MuHmsburg —The pro
posa.sw.il be received by us jointly or several
ly, may best suit those wishing to in-kt the
MHlC. .
Israel Robinson, I -5
J(ma>han Cns/itra, | o
Daniel Burkhaitt
John Tabb j -i*
Jahnt'en Magoican. J •’
April 13 - %'.*
1
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TRUST SALE
BY virtue ol a trust deed, bearing date on the
15th dav of September, 13J6, from Jesse
Wright to the undersigned, tor the purpose of
securing certain sums of money therein men
tioned due 10 John Kisiugcr, will be sold, tor
Cash, on the prein «<»
on lliurtday the 2“lh day of April, tntf.
All the right 5t title that the said Jvase Wright
has in ana to the Land that w as conveyed to
me tor that purpose; this land lies within t»n
miles of the Fatting Waters, and adjoins the
lands of .Archibald Porterfield, and others; spcl.
title as is vested in the subscriber, trustee,
Will be aiade >o the purchaser.
Gf-OKt.E UOW MAN, Trutiee,
April l3
TARE NOTICE.
ALL those who became purchasers
a, the sale of lire personal property of
KutfAitD i,lawc; lt, ilec’d notified thut
their r gpeciive obli„atu»i s » ill become dut
on the 16ih day of May nextf
and that prompt payment must l-e n*»dei tboac
tailing to pay at that time, may t *|>ect suits to
be brought at June court, without respect to
persons
HE SEN HUHC.EL, Adm’r.
April 13 —
Seuldle and Harness Maker,
Respectfully >nfutn» the citi
zen* of Berkeley county, *nd others, tint
lie has opened hi» shop on K.ng Hirer t, adjoin
log the stone dwelling ol Mr* VI Muter, and
a tew <!oor* west of the Globe Tavern, Martins,
burg, where be is prepared 10 execute all or
ders in nis line ol business, on reasonable terms,
and in a substantial workmanlike manner.—
He solicits a share of public patronage.
Mart'll .our :. April l
uou»*. aNsj lzor
For Sale.
THE undersigned Commissioners, appointed
by an older of the county court of Ber
keley. at the last March Term ot au.d court,
made in a suit in chancery, in which William
Kroesen is cuuipl .iuaut, and the heirs ami le
gal representative* ot George Oreudoril, dec d.
are diteidmts, will oH, r tor sale, on Fnduy
the 28<A instant, on the premise*, a valuable
DWELLING HOUSE
_
and LuT OF GROUND, the property of
the s-id George Urendortf, deceased, on a
ere .it of six, twelve and eighteen months, in
three equal payment#, wilii interest on each
pay mi nt from the d ty ot »,.le; thfe purchaser
i or purchaser# giving bond with approved se
curity The Got i* known by Us number 77,
J on the plot of the town o' Martins.mrg, in
I which it is situated, and on the south side ot
John sircet, near the east end thereof. The
i sale will commence at it o’clock, a. m. and
, close a 3 o’clock, p. m.
CIlAltLio 1) b l L W Ait T, > c ,
J HlNbON MAGUWAN. }
April 6
lAKH NOTICE.
THE undersigned lias been appointed
by l»r. iteiny Bolder, Adiu’r- ol James
>V. Dine, deed, lobe his Agent and Attorney
in ta<,t tor the collection ol all outstanding
debt, now due, as well to the late James 8.
Lane, as to the linns ot Lane St Towner and
Lair 8t TapscoU.
Ail persona thus indebted, are earnestly re
quested to cotne forward without delay arid
I settle with me. V veiy lung indulgence has
, already been given, and the condition ot the
estate requires tii.it the remaining debt* be
discharged as speedily as possible.
buits must be brought against ail who fail to
comply wah this notice, alter the Id/th
May neat.
ANDUKW KENNEDY.
Charlestown, Marco 23—if
GEN BY UOl’ELEB.
I can always be seen in Martinsburg during
the Courts, either at Mr. Kroesen’s, or at the
house ot Philip C. Pendleton, Esq and wit
expect those concerned, living in the vicinity
to call on me at those times,
A. KENNEDY.
Tilt EUganl Jloi.se
UUIGR-SjILVKR,
, Y IL.L stand tins season on
V * Mondays, Tuesdays and
_i ■ v edne^duys, until 5 o’cloca, p.
at i.c Maine ol Benjamin Comegys, hsq m
Mariii.sbuig,- and on Thursday s, Fridays and
Satur. ays at ll e stable ul Abraham Marlatt,
near Hoke’s Hull, and he let to mares at the
moderate price ot n/ dollart the season, (but
may be discharged by the payment ot Jiv* dol.
Cars within the seasons) hoo dollar* [custij the
single leap—otherwise considered by the sea
son. and le» dollarg to ensure a mure in foal, to
be paid when the mare prove* with toal—part
ing with, removing, or not continuing the en
suied mare regularly to tbe horse, toiled* die
ensurance money. Great care will be taken
ol all marcs put to Quick-Silver, but no respon
sibility lor accidents.—The season has com
menced, and will end the lust ot June next.
QUICK -a IL VLli
Is a beautiful iron or silver-grey; six years old
this spring, tit'ceen hands three inches high,
in point ot form is not surpassed by any horse
in tins part of the country, tie was got hy the
imported horse Frederick, who was got hy
Seim, well known and celebrated running
horse in Lngland Quick-Silver’s dam wasgot
by Col. Copeland’s celebrated running horse
Badger; In# grsnd-dain by J. Inskip's St Clair;
his great-grand dani by Price’s celebrated burse
Crab; his great-grest.grand-dsni by Captain
Parson a noted horse Grandbay, who was taken
from a British officer in the state ot Jersey in
the Hevolunonaiy war, and was taken to the
South Branch u! the Potomac, in Hardy coun
ty,Vngima- SAMLEL \ ANbB bit.
April 6, 1826.
STONE COAL.
A |LA HGE quantity ot good A’ I'UJYE CO.IL
> 1 for kale ai my lauding. Mouth ol Opeckou.
JAMES FOliMAN.
w March 23— tf
Berkeley Troop of Cavalry.
\TOC are ordered to parade before tl*e t.lobe
> Tavern, in Ma,-tinsbiir£. on Sat«’ day the
sad mutant, at bait past ten o’clock, a m
JAMBS P. P.RSKI.NR, O S
April 13.
Kories
riMIOSB person* who have been furnished
1 with flour casks at the Mill of die mb
serrbers, and who intend replaceinR them,
must do so by the 20th lint, otherwise they
will nbt be taken Tuose who borrowed Hjt
of us during the last summer and 1*11, will now
return it.
ISAAC S LACCK &. Co.
April 6.
liitlemen— A Itention!
\ZOV are ordered to parade 0* Saturday the
22d Hist before Jolan McCleary's Ifolel,
precisely at 2 o clock, p m in full uniform.—
A puiiciual atie>idance is expected from every
membt r, as business of importance will be
transacted on that day
By Order of the Captain,
J MAX .VK.I.L, jr. 0. S.
April 6
NOTICK.
1 having resigned my conimt.smn »* Captain
of LIU'll* INFANTRY, in th.- fifth Regiment,
Virginia M litia, consequently, alt aucli persons
aa may have been idtaeUed to aaid company,
w*iII reptirt themselves to the captain* of mili
tia within whose bouftds they may severally be
situated in.
RICHARD BEALL.
April 6. 1826.-*_ _
"BOATING OF FLOCK.
I SHALL continue to Boat Flour
from the Falling Water Ware-House aiul
Mill, and also from tile Mouth of Opeckun,
Mason a Mill and others.
CKORf.F. CHKlSM AN.
March 23 —tf* ___
MANAGE lib OFFICE,
TICRK I'S and Shares of Tickets, in the fol
lowing Lotteries, under our management,
are now' on sale, by the parcel or rFta.l, at our
Office on Pennsylvania Avenue, (opposite
Brown’s Hotel )
0AI1 Letters and Or 1 rs (p"*t fre ,) t >r
Single Tickets and Shares, will lie very thi.uk.
fully received mid have the most prompt at
tention, if addressed to
YATES &. Ml NT* RE,
V\ aslungton City.
All Prize Tickets received as Cash, or the
Cash paid tor them immediately
(0The official account of the Drawing of
each Lottery is published in the Umtrd Sluin'
Telegraph, the National luUdUgencrr and the
National Journal newspaper*, immediately at
| ter it t ikes place, and i* received here, in such
manner, that any person may readily know dic
tate of a Ticket.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
SECOND CLASS,
For the Benefit of the Dis.iiai Swamp Lanai
Company.—30 No.—5 Ballot*.
Containin' the amount ot 9'» liJUar
1 prize of glO.OOO
1 of 6.d6d
1 of 4.000
1 of 2,500
1 of 1,500
1 of 1.176
6 prize* of liO'JO
12 of 500
36 of 100
Tickets g3—Half gl 50—Quarter lucent*.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY OF PENN.
I WIN I Y FIRST CLASS,
To be drawn On the 3d ot MAY, 1826,
Highest Prizes:
20,000 Dolls. I 1.002 Dolls
3.000 Doll*. 8 of 1,000 Dolls.
2,000 Dolls, f 10 of 500 Dolls.
1 500 Dells, | 32 of 100 Dolls
&c. &.c &c
Tickets on'y g4 — Halt g2— Qnarter gl.
YATE?> « M’LNTYBB.
Washington City, March 30.
For Internal Improvement> Literature
and Charities.
Grand Consolidated Lottery.
For the benefit of Washington City, and the
States of Rhode Island, Connecticut, Dela
ware, North Carolina, and Louisiana.
. iuthonztil by .lets oj Contrress und of said
States respectively
To he drawn in the City of Washington on the
26th day of April, 1826, und JimsUd in a
few minutes.
l-'JKST CLASS-SCHKMK.
1 prize of g60,00b| 1 prize of £15,000
1 40,000 1 10,1)00
l 25,000 54 1,000
i 30,000! 185 500
372 of 100, 1,302 of 40, and 13,950 of 20.
42,840 1 ickets.
One and a halj blanks to a prizef
Whole 1'ickets £20 00 I Quarters £5 00
Halves 10 00 | Eighth* 2 50
Class Number Six of the
M ary land Grand State Lottery,
On the odd and even system.
Hy which the purchaser of two 'ickets or
shares, vull.be certain ojw.ntgjp wo,I least one
nzr, and mi yd'aw three the w hoi to be
drawn in one d y, in the City of Baltimore, on
Wednesday. lOJi of Mat next.
Highest Prises:
1 prize of £25,000 50 prizes of glOO
1 do 10,000 100 do 50
2 do 5,000 I0O do 20
10 do 1,000 550 do 10
15 do 500 He He- He.
W hole Ticket* go-Halves £2 5o-Qr». gl 25
For Tickets and Shares in tins luxury,
for sale in a great variety of numbers at
ALLEYS’
Lottery and Exchange Office,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington City
April 6, 1826__
*"nV Flour received by James Fo man and
others contract, I shall not consider my
self accountable for from this dale.
CHOUGH CllRlSMAN j
March 2?-if
I
VALUABLE PLANTATION
I'ur Sale.
THE subscriber is desirous to dispose
ot by private sale hi* KAKM. lying on ihe
Uptqnnn, about one mile east ol .Martinahurg,
on ihe ShcpfWrdatown and Charh Mown road.—
Tins tract contain*320 acre*,—250 of which art
cleared atwl under cultivation including 120 a
ere* of bottom land formed bv the Tutearor*
and the Opequon creek*, n textile and aa beau
tiful a* any-in the state.—This bottom which
•* entirely dry, ha* constantly produced Imm
50 to 80 bushels of Ct rn per acre, (the Subscri
ber has gathered as much as 100 buahrl*.)—It
is also susceptible of being made moat excel
lent meadow —The improve men'* on tlnalarn.
have coat thr subscribe r *■ least fen UOO. and
he behtve* that the money baa not been use
lessly expended.—llisi.es ihe commodious
dwelling house, 'here *rr 19 other houtes for
different domestic ami agricultural purpose*—
a valuable SsAtV MU.I, on a seat winch would
be admirably adapted to a mere hint null The
i uscaror* being in re greatly enlarged by tiu
memos springs, and the tall on the land up
wants ol 15 feet.—The burn u ill be shingled, so
as to be incomplete repair for the purchaser—
a tine young orchaid which, with another on
the place, consist ol 41/0 apple tiers; a Hue
peach orchaid,- a pump in the barn yard, and
another lor the kitchen are among the man)
advantages of this desirable property,
Thr terms will he Very moderate, and will
be mi.de known to any person desirous ol pur
chasing by the subscritier on the place.
WILLIAM U. KING.
Berkeley county, March 16—tf
’ To Fanners and Millers.
mi IK subscriber has |iurcbueil the
P right ol making ami vending in the cottn
tiea of Berkeley, Jefferson, Frederick, Shenan
doah, Uockbi idge, Rockingham and Augusta
in the stale of Vug'mia, the following v-luabU
machine*: JMc fhimiUl'i Theehing . Verhir*—
’)'he li heat Ilnbbei — Crol.rr'i Cum Shelling
.Machine— and the Self Sharpening I't-k ’l
1. The Threshing Machine
is hy Lr the most complete and efficient yet in
vented, uniting simplicity in tlie Ctimhruct’wn,
with cheapness, ami the means ot performing
eicvllent work with very little power lo a
person who buys the right and b lihls this mu
chine, it will cost not more than JftlOO, and
will thresh t-iit with a two horse power, 26
I bushels per hour. Tins machine may be seen
at Mr. Joseph Mt Munm’s, near Shepherds
2 The Wheat liubbtr
will be a most useful addition to all mills,
where it may be set, and winked with a strap.
It is intended t Hcctually to clean it I-cat lion
all impurities of smut, dir', Ac wilt clean out
25 hush* U in an hour, and not coat more than
£30 or 35. It can be seen at the subscriber’
farm.
3. 7he Corn Shelter
will not coat more than £>12—without break
ing the mb, it will shell at least a bushel per
minme; sepera'ing the cob from the gram, and
capable ol being wuikcd either by the hand
or by water power. This very useful aubsu
tute for the laborious and slow process ot
alieUtngbt the hand, will be found ali impot
taut to every miller and farmer in the Country
I lie machine may be seen and tried at the
subscriber’s.
4. The Self - Sharpening Plough
may also be seen at the subscriber’s farm, an
well as 'he work performed by it. lie is desi
rnus to sell the right of vending this tor tlu
whole state, lie particularly leque-t* gentle ■
men to examine this great in.proven.ent.
The subscriber has spared no pains in mak
ing these selections so well calculated to the
wants of this section of country, to assure
himself of the title and of their excellence; he
feels i bereft-re no hesitation in pronouncing
thtm by far the best of their kind, that have
come within his observation, and also in warn
ing ail persons from vending or purchasing * hem
in any of the counties before named, units
under his grant- He will enforce the law a
gainst all such. He mentions tin* bee.use h*
has understood that the right of m.-king the
Threshing Machine has been sold by a certain
Mr. Ballon, who has no manner of right to the
patent. The subscriber has papers in bis pos
session to shew that Ballon pr uteJ the inven
tion ot McDonald, and has been since in con
sequence of the fraud, prosecuted by McDon
aid, the true patentee, to insolvency. The
subscriber therefore forewarns all persons from
purchasing any such pretended right, andlrom
making agMMunUng any of the before men
tioned itn^^Hneiiis.
He! william b. kino.
HrrkeletWPlnty, March 16—tf
Important to Farmers$ Millers.
/|\HC subscriber having obtained by
letters patent, dated February the 15th,
1818, an exclusive right in hit new improve
ment in (he Threshing Machine, with two cy
lenders, one revolving within the other and
get mg out the gram as it passes between the
two c> lenders, drawn by the motion ol'the
inner cylender by teeth extended from each
c) lender tov.aid* the other, and turned by a-,
ny convenient power, and fed in any conve
nient manner, will make or vend to others to
be made and used on application, by any per
son in or within the United Stales ui America,
this improvement ih the Threshing Machine.
This is therefore to forewarn any person or
persons within the limits of the United States
of America (1 hoinas Beaty or his assigns ex
cepted,) from making, usen.g or vending to
others to be used, this improvement in the
Threshing Machine, us I am determined to
prosecute all who may so ofleiid.
The subscriber also oflersto the public, hia
new improvement in the Wheat Rubber—
rubbing the wheat between two Cylinders, one
revolving w itliiii tbe other, sod rubbing the
wheat as it passes between the two cj lenders,
by protube etu punts exteuded between the
two cy leaders.
MIC1IJEL S11ANK8.
March 23
Mrs 80MMEUV1LLE
WILL open a SCHOOL on Monday tbe
10th of April, at her residence one
door west of the Printing Office She respect
fn l\ solicits tbe patronage of tbe inhabitants
of Martinsburg.
Mat ch all
I lmir.ADK r RDICKS.
HE. training ot thr Officers of lie 67i||
I N<giment, Virgin* Militia, will com.
' on nee at Marnnahorg, on Monday the 8 1*
Ja) of May neV, »od continue for three d.y*j
and the muater ot said lit i indent ia app„int't d
a the *a*,e place, w the 11th ot the a*n.»
moioh. All Officer* Con nn««n ned. and note
holding Commission* in the fi?th Krg't withik
the count) of Berkeley, are requested to ih
tend the training and liegin ental Muater.
Regimental Orders.
THE Comps*} formerly c. n iitnded
£apt. Lucaa, will he Mnatcft'd b) Capt Junu#
Itot'inson until fur h< r older*.
I he Commandants of companies will fun*,
rush the Adjutant with the atiength of their
companies, on the first da) ol the training, to •
ffether with a return of all public pn perty ip.
phcable to mihtahy juipi.se* Officers wilA
appear on parade in full uniform
\VM. GHF.C.ORf,
£V tUh Rrg't r. M,
March 30 .
VIRGINIA,
Htrktity County Court, to wit:
Jancarv Term, 1826.
Jehu Marlin And Nancy hia ailr laic Nanflg
Ev*n», * Plain'UTt,
Auinr
loaeph Hedges Nancy Ibdgei and A'rxaftw
der Robinson Itch ud«/ita,
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant. Joseph Hedges, not having
entered hi* appearance■, aim given aecurity ac
cording tnthc actolas'embl) and thr rule* of
Ova Court/ and it .mpcaring to ihr satisfaction
ol the court that he is not an inhabitant ol thm
state—// n Ordered, That the tad defendant*
Joseph Hedges, do appear here on the second
Monday m June next,and answer the bill
of the plaint it], and that a copy ot ,hia order
be forthwith inserted for two- months succes
sively in the Martinshurg Gazette, and bn
posted at the door ol the Court House of thi#
county
A Copy—Teste
D. HUNTER, COC
March 23,1826.—2m
VIRGINIA,
Htrktity County Court, to wit:
March Term, 1826,
Adam Stephen Iiensliaw, 1‘wmird*
AOAiaar
Jacob Waggoner and Jacob Hott.
Defendant^
IN CHANCERY
The dVffcndsnt, Jacob W aggei er, not having
entered his appearknee, and given security ac
cording to the art of assembly and the rules of
till* court, anti it appearing to the satisfaction
of the court.that lie is not an inhabitant ot t him
sts'e—// i* Ordered, That the said defendant,
Jacob VVuggerier do appear on the second
Monday in June next, and answer the bill of
the plaintiff, and that a copy of this order b«i
forthwith inserted tor two months successively
hi the Martmsburg Gasette, and be posted at
die door ot tlu- Court ItouKot tbia county,
A Copy—Teste,
1). HUNTER, C. B. C.
March 23, 1826- 2m
__ .gL
VIRGINIA,
Berkeley County Court, to wit.
EtfeRt ARY Term. 18SC.
James Thruston and Havid Randolph, CuaP»
diuns ot the children of Jotepb Thruston da,
ceased Plaintiffs,
ABAtftST
Robert Billingsly, W illiam Cunningham »n4
JuRira Hayes (a free man of color) Defendant#
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Robert Billingsly, not having g
entered his appearance, and givjn security ac
cording to the act of assembly and the rules of
this court,- and it appearing t« the satisfaction
ot the court that h* is not an inhabitant of *h#
state—It is Ordered, That the aaid defendant,
Robert Billingsly, do appear here on thr a#
corn! Monday in M-s next, and answer the bill
of thr plaintiff, and that a copy ot this order b«
forthwith inserted tor two months successively
in the Nfartinaburg Gasette, and be posted#!
the door ot the Court House ot this county
A copy—Teste
D HUNTER, CBC
[ February 16, 1826
VIRGINIA,
Berkeley County Court, to tbit,
February Term, 1886.
Jacob Smith I'iamtifT.
UilltT
Holly Cutter, widow and Jacob Cutter, Eli*
zabeth Custer, Holly Cutter Catharine Cutter,
John Custer, Henry Cuater. and Finley Custer,
children of Jehu Custer, deceased, and Georg*
Kinde Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
TfIF. defendant George Krnale not having
entered Ilia appearance, and given security ac
cording to the act of assembly and the rules of
this c»urt, and it appearing to the satisfaction
••f the court tint he is nut an inhabit, nt of, thin
state- ft is Ordered, 'I hat the said defendant,
George Kiusle do appear on the second Mon
day in May neat, and answer the bill of th*
plaintiff,and that a copy of this order be forth
with inserted fur two months successively ia
the Martmsburg Gazette, and be potted at th*
Joor of the Court House of this county.
A Copy—Test,
I». HUNTER. CBG
February 16. 1826—2m
BOATING OF FLOUR.
OCR will be carried from the mouth O?
L Up«ck<*n to Ceorge-1 own or A>e* ndria,
mi itasouable tc>ui»—Those wb< may wista
to semi 'heir Flour to Ualtiniore, tan have it
came.* fiom George Town he twenty cent*
per barrel. JAMES FORMAN.
Mouth of Opeckon, March 23— tf
11V EL not be accountable hr any contract
made, or Flour delivered to George Cbrig»
man after this d-t*.
JAM E8 FORMA*.
Maccto y-tf