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AassHchusetts Legislature.
Senate. Tune 8.

Senate, June 5.
The report of the committee on the
subiee, Of electors, was taken up It re-
commends, that thewhole number of Z.
lectors, onthe part Of thisC Commonwealth,
be chosen BY the people thereof, 1t large
in general ticket. and that one at leas.
of said Electors be an inhabitant of each
district ofthe Commonwealth, estahlish-
.edforthe purpose Of ehusing Represents
tives in Congress. + Il fz.Ez2-
This report occasioned q long debate
in the course Of which several aiteraei.
ons were moved, but the main question,
to accept the report was carried in the
affirmative. a- = - = 4. = : :;
Yeas 81. Navs IS. = b & s : - - = J
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i dispifsd once ofJudgeof hi, s.,,e.''
. "a .Sena,e. va Ma1, 1904.

p f. ~
4. :, y III Senate, i7th Nay, 1905.
g The special committee 20 whom was
referred the papers and documents rela-
i've TO the conduct Of Judge Bowen, re-
pert and commenting following address:
"To his Exeellency John MiIledge, Go.
vernon and Commander in Chief Of
the Army and Navy Of this State, and
ofthe Militia thereof- ~.
!. =" The Senate Of the state Of Georgia,
having taken into eoasiderationt the char
ges which are brought against Jabez
Bowen, jun, Judge Of the Eastern Dis
DICT, and the evidences which support
item, do resolve, that the said Iabez
Bowen, jun. is unqualified for the ap-
pointment which he holds in the judicial
department Of this state that il will be
derogatory, 70 the dignity of this state,
that he shohld continue anylonger ,Eere-
in-and that his continuance in Office will
endanger the peace and. harmony Of this
people. 20 800. - - =
!. The senate therefore beg leave to
address his Excelfency, and request that
he win dismiss the said Jabez Bowen,
jun. from his appointment Of Judge Of
The Eastern District of the State Of Geor-
gia, as by the FIRST section Of the third
article ofthe constitution is provided.
The senate took up the report, and
the same being read, was unanimoaly a.,
greed to- 80 - 81 L g. -. +. 4
-. - DAVID EMANUEL.
SO 20 President eftht Seaate.
Test. = WI. RoBEaTsos, Seefy"
-, Now know ye, that having taken the
foregoing address Of the house Of repre-,
aentatives, As wen as that of the senate,
together with the charges exhibited a.
gains. the said Jabez Bowen, jun. and
the evidence in support Of them, into
consideration, Idob by virtue of the pow
or and authority in me veseedby the con-
stitution aforesaid, remove the said ia
beZ BOWEN, jun. from his Office of Judge
Of the Superior Court for the eastern dis
trict Of this state and do, by these pre-
seDtl, declare his appointment of Judge
9saforesaid to all intents and purposes,
from this time, ~ void as though he had
never been appointed and commissioned
% such. IN 4 - ~-s &.
In testimony whereof, Ihereuuto set
my hand, aud cause the Great Seal
efthis state 10 be afixed-Dne at
the State house in louisville this
eighteenth day Of May, in the year
. Of our Lord eighteen hundred aud
four, and of the Independence Of
the United States Of America the
twenty eighth. - ~ ~
JOHN MILLEDGE.
By thesGasernor, ~
Hoa. MARsuRY, See'ry ofthe State.
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:. Az We are coming to the season for hot
weather, il which nature calls for drink,
and there has been . difficulty to keep
small beer from soweringin hot weather
in 2 or days, by which, neceisity b.
bliges to make more use of spifi DEUS IT,
quors than persons would 0sherNise
choose, it Gay be useful to communicate
to the public method Of brewing good
wholesome small beer, that win met sour,
namely; = s : J "A
- Take ounces Of hops, andh0 hem
8 or 4 hours in $ or 4 pals full n Eefs
then scald quarts Of molasses III Z |or,,
and turn it up into clean Half frel,
boiling hot then 6ll it up with cold wa
ter before il is quite full, put in ya,1
: emPtyings 70 work it, (the emptyihgs il
will fproduce viii work beer from time
To- time } III. next day you will have
agreeable wholesome small beer, that will
not gil with wind as that which is bfewed
from malt and bran and il win keep
good tiln it Is all drank out. have
practised this method for about year
in my own family, and find il very use
full. ~ ICentineL
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Extraet efa letter from Mew-7a,l, da-
The Britishvessels of war, the Lee
ander OF fifty guns, and Boston frigate
arc of this harbour. They come every
night within the Hook, and stand out in
the morning early. Supposed to be in
close watch for the French Frigates Cy-
belle and Didon, which have been ex.
pected to depart for several days."
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rust It need noEbe hurried; but when
grcaty rus,ed in its advanced state Of RI
pening, and when considerably scahbed
(Which never happens but in the moment
before Il Tripens) Immediately cut down,
and guard il against sun and wind, slight.
~, lest BY securing il too close, It heat
andbe entirely spoiled. What in wheat
is bysome called scab, by others is called
empty ears. -: - r.
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In one Of ourlast Charleston newspa-
pers, we observe s67 Congo, 3s7 An
COLA, and i4s Windward Coast negroes,
lately arrived there, advertised for sale.
The inhuman and destructive policy,
which could legalize such importations,
must undoubtedly be condemned by eve
ry man who has the good Of his country
At heart, unswayed BY the sordid love Of
gain.
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The following FyencAjfed advertise
men. actually appears in : Maryland pa.
peF:-- 8sz 4. =. 70
J. /" But Fregs.--I'hc highest price will
begiven for WeH grown fresh Bull Frogs.
Applyat Mr.. Pierce's Bar Room. Eas-
ton, May 8, 1904" (
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strong case, which ought to make amin.
pression on the minds of our farmers
He adds-From hence it would seem,
that if the farmers would cut their wheat
when il is struck with mildew, and set ie
up in the field in small stacks Of about a
cart load each, so as neither to beat nor
mold, il would be better than to let il
stand, as Is the practice, uncut. =
He had At the same time, taken II
cara from an adjoining ripper field, which,
were likewise found in the other pocket
ofthe great coat. Though these, when
gathered, appeared 90 much superior to
what had taken the mildew, they did not
turn out near so good rs the others.--
From the above circumstances, Mr..
PARkISsoN was ever after partial to cut
ting wheat when the straw appeared Of a
reddish cast, or some Of green with the
joints full Of sap and il fulfilled his en-.
pectations. The straw, he adds, Is bet
ter for chat j; the -four much fairer and
heavier and for 6ne -four il will grind
into broad bran. But he does not think
that Il the wheat escapes the tnildew, il
ought to be cut so green.
= The farmer may take into considcra.
ton n what tinie il viii be best to. cut
down he nheat for . slight degree of
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ENGLISH ACADEMY.


THE fubfcriber begs leave to ia
form his friends and the pubic, thar nc mas en-
gagged an siiftant TO his fcl'ool and means 20 en,
large the plan of i, he hopes, TO the oenehs anu
advantage of his pupils. The gentleman ne mas
engaged has been slmof thirty years employees ia
the didaetc protection, and has acted as an aiilltant
in eminent academies, ladies boarding ichooi'' ana
as private tutor in many genteel families. :,
The branches oflearning which Will
hereafter be taughtin his fchool arc--SP = LIZ.
ING; READING, with prop1icty and grace
iulnef>; WRITING ard ARlTHMh II. IN
all its various branches ;ELOcUTlON; BOOK
KEEPING, either iii double or fing eatfy !;
GEOGRAPHY, with the uic of globes ana
maps; and The ENGLISH LANGUAGE with
grammatical accuracy, including competitions.
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1900 tickets at 20 do!la1s each, $50. ooo
N. B. Plies fuijested TO deauston OF M
teen per cent.
This Lottery has been aathofatd by tie lcs
giAatuIe Of Virginia, for the llndabie pufpoie
Of erecting fcminary Of learning in OF near the
METROPOLIS of this fate With this view It it
contemplated 10 ralit &c, COO dollars, and 1900
dollars in addition, for defraying the expcncts ~
s.ndant on drawing the lottery. Citizens Of shs
frf rslpsaabllty have been feleaed as trnRees,
ard they have, pledged shemieves to ufe their Ut
mott exertions to carry it into effect The fchemc
has,he advantage Of giving to each adventures a
chance for fene very large prizes, whit the pro.
portion of piz:s TO blanks, is 70 great as 70 IN
vie the friends Of the intended inRituton to par
take in The lottery with very little riR ef their
bscomlag ofers. The trealufes of this rate IS
60 be appointed to receive the money Ter The
tickets as they are fold, and 'oPay sae amount Of
the prizes to fortunate adyensnrcTs, Ii beley.
ed that The above considerations viii indue ra
Did fale of the tickets, and the drawing will com
mence as foon as fuficte,t number lhal! he fold
e. authorize i,-which it IS believed will be on,
the f.cond Monday m December next.
Richmond, Jan. 81, 1904. go
~ Tickets to be had of Robert
Pollard, DR.. !. peterborough. fen.
VIM. Price, Reg Samuel Pleafaats,
Jun. and VIM Pritchard.
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ON Monday evening The roth nstan. The iuo-
(crioes win sno open an evening fchool, and con.
time it upill the lo.h of March cnfuing. He
INDUCES hMnitif with the pesfiog hope thar the
ioseeoio2 plan will meet public APPRECIATION, as
~eEl as III; countenancc OF his pleient employers.
lho eonventenccs OF his fehool room, and his own
ieady stteation to his pupils improvement, ws1,
hettuAs, Mfficentiy recommend him TO tnsT5a
sfonage of the public.
The Terms o Tuition
Forday ichoars are Thee Dollars per quarter
for luch IS learn tc fell AID read !; wsiting or
arithmetic -Four Dollars and Fifty Celts; The
Epgslh language, grammatica!lp, book keeping,
elocution, geography, including tie uie OF the
globes, maps, &c.~Fwc Dollars and Fifty Ceuts
The terms for p,ght lcholars may be known on
app'yto
!, Foacr, Principal,
Who can we'll accommodate fix you.ns with
boarding.
N. B. The fchool is 70 contracted as to per.
mil ar entire Operation, between tic boys and
yonng Ladies, and either can be accommodated
witll 'carding. or Ink and Quills vii! be fur
nihed gratis.
The terms Ct tuition Cor the fchoars, now in
fchool, viii not be altered Til the Preient qnartcr
expires,
Sep 4. cost
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For Sale, on to Let,

THAT beautiful feat Wherein the fubicriber
now lives, about half mile from the town OF
Alexandra. The Lot contains foR acres, on
which are erefied handfomc dwelling, with pi,
azzas round the hrft and iecond fories, table
and carriage houf, bet1e other cut buildings !;
there are alto pertaining to the prelndss, an zee
houfe, two fprings of good wafer, and fummer
and winter Fifbery, The ground is snder good
fencing, ard the greater part ietin Clover, ard
abou. 90 bearing cherry and peach trees thereon.
For terms apply TO the fubfcfiber on the pre-
mlfes, OF at the corner of the Diagonal fleet.
John Duff.
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his is to give Notice,
Aug Il.

THAT The faolcfibeIs Of the county of Alex.
andria, tsge obtained from the Orphans Court
of the county aforei@id, in the Diarla Of Colum
bis, Letters CT Naturalization on the perlonal
eitatc OF JofePh Dyfon, late Of the faid county,
deeeaica:
All perions having claims againR
fhe dcctatcd, are hereby warned to exhibit tue
fame, with tie vouchers thereof to the fubicrbers,
at or before The third day OF March nexr, they
may o,hcrwife by law DC excluded from al! benc-
fl o. the laid eaate.
GIVEN under cur hands this third day Of
September, Se4.
John A. Burford,
Hannah Burford,
Administrator and Adn'nialatsix Of Jo(cph by.
Ton, deceaicd.
All perfons indebted to the faid es-
tate, are gequsGed 20 make immediate payment
to the above named Ad.nlniitrator and AdminiA,
Gra.ix.
Sept 8. eow3
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IuYy "A.
July "a.
TO BE SOLD.

ON Thudday the z7sh day of September next
on the prcmifes, to the highsa bidder, il no
diipoied Of by private fa't before that day,
The -TR ACT of LAND
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ON Thudday the z7th day of September next
on the prcmifes, to the highea bidder, ii no
diipoicd Of by private fa's before that day,
The TRACT GLAND
wherein / now live, ia Falnax county, Virginia,
on Pope's Head Creek, containing Ave hundred
and,fty acres the ftuation is agreeable ard We
ny healthy there is on it an excellent mill Leaf,
on the aforementioned Creek, with an ine1hauH~
iblc quantity of excellent grey ftone, and an
abunuance of good red and white oak, poplar and
hickory timber, TO erect the darn and neccfiary
buildings, on the ipot; there is on this Greek,
whch>waihes the tract for about Two miles, We.
Try Comfortable portion of the fitquaify Inea
dow land, and a. quantity of frelh land jait open
ed and nearly halt the tract is to cut. 1T is Flu.
ayed about ~e,senty miles from George Town and
Warrington, and the fame diRance from Alexan-
dria and Dumfries, and isjultly conhdered the
abea piece of fortR land in me County. Tbs
terms Of payment will be, one third pad down,
one third in eighteen months, and the other third
in three years; an irdlputahle title will be made
the purchales, and the public are ailured that
the iale will take place, if no. privately dfpa
ed of before the da, of fale, as am determined
TO remove 60 the fate of Kentucky this fail.
ALSO,
pa the fame day and place, viii befold, all
my STOCK of every kind, plantation utenhls,
houfehosd ard kitchen furniture, and Prefent crop
now on hand, for,fesdy money.
Thomas Pollard.
Aug. ~. Gods
az CASH given for clean Linen
and Cotton Rag.
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IL -FOUR VOLUMES.
THE work now offered 10 tic Amcricanr.s,
er exhibits complete view o: the aatiqai,ie,
manners, customs, religious celcmoniss, laws,
arts, and literature of Anci-at Greece, at the let.
cd CT It's greatest splendout. A Knowledge Il
these has hitherto been Only attainab!e By iabs.
rious Pc usal of writers who have been little s0l.
cjtous to. Join entcrtsihnent wish instruction
Ire Tyaveli Of Axacbas;is, en- the con;'aiy, aic
SO written. rat the reader may frequently b.
ineueed 20 imagine he is pcfusing 4 work Of me.
amusement, invention, ani fancy til his sy.
giances to the botse1n Of me page, wtleG he PEI.
ceives there is scafte!y Senfcnce, ard noa
single fact or circumstance, butts Supported by
sllc authority oisome anc!cnt author. The a.
maaing nua'bcr ct Interpretations may, perhaps
a! first sight. seen TO Lave been unnecessary
and 10 have more the appearance OF sparade Of
cr,Iditon, than to be OF any real Utility hut j;
is 70 b. remembered thar, at the same time thai
they must be highly acceptable to the man q
eallearning, by enabling him to reler immediate.
ly to the original author, they arc extremely
useful, nay, we may say, absolutely Necessary,
even 10 such readers as Can never be supposed to
have any intention to consult the authorities euor
ed /; as they clearly shew tina, such 20 idea, OF
such circumstance, is not merely decoration,
or tc offspring Of. The fancy of the author, bat
Immediately fsken- tseha some ancient writer, and
Therefore perfectly accordant TO the general sccp:
and plan of the work.
Z E K ri S.
I. The FIRST Edition in America Of Anacharsis'i
Travels, wall be comprised in four Vols oc'a.
yO,
II. !. shalt b. printed on handsome wove paper
and new type casting f2r the purpose. Each
Voiua,e viii contain about 900 pages.
III. The price TO Subscribers, PEI Vol. bouns
ard letteged, Wilde 2 dolIars in boards,
dolar and IS cents, to be paid on the delivery
of each Ve,une.
The European Edition sells II dollars pei
>sctt.
". There shall be bandfome Map Of Greece
given with The 6cs; Volume, to beexecGted BY
one of The belt Eagravets.
". Those who obtain zen Subscribers and De.
come responsible tor the payment Of the ssmt,
llall receive ore COPY gratis. TIE week IS
low at P.ess, and shall be finished with all
possible dispatch.
a-F Subscriptions to the a5oue ps'rs
recelueA at Robert 6 John Gray's book
Store, alexandria.
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8 Il 0oaYd -3s1CRIEI 9 WIZ. INalM- 09,
HAVING THIS DAY
3 In,>r.a into pir.nerihip uraer the E~m offfaek-
,l,y and Ranfy, Offer 10: fsis at taeif aors,,
come Of K,ng md PIT it:eets, near the Waih.
irg,on rav m, general Alortnentof
Tsoss, ablrztuoas Liquors, Gro
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TO LET.

A two aory FR AME ROUSE or King be.
tween Pitt and St. Aiaph afeet., N good flu
ssion for retail Gote.-ALso, a one aory
HOUSE or ST. Afaph, between King and Prince
hrsels. and STORE o. King, at the cosncf
OF Royal hreet. For terms apply to
Adam Lynn.
Who has juA received,
A cafe Of GUNS, and few pair Of
gill fam pier LOCKING GLASSES pAkoS.
ING GLASSES, &c. &c. sc.
Aug. "a. GO
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az CASH given for clean Linen
and Cotton Rag.
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TO RENT.
ROBERT B. JAMESON,
Offers tex sale,
% 90 lbs GREEN. COFFEE.

Offers tat sale,
10000 lbs. GREEN COFFEE,
e. 5000 do. Cocoa,
20 hhds. Mdcoyado Sugar,
20 bags of Cotton,
40 puuch's fine Ravor'd St. Cfoix Rum
= &c hhds. Mo!sfes,
10 pipes Holland Gin,
80 or. chefs of frefa Teas aGorted,
a. 10 pipes London P. Madeira -
3 SO. old Port
4 do. P. Tennerife Il
fis CT. CATS Sherry. and g
4 pipes Braa.ls
s. hhds. green Copperas,
4 hhds. Roll BrimRone,
2 bids. Madder,
4 hhis. Alum, and
no boxes Spanih Ssgars of different
Qualities, with mott other articles in the Grocer
Line.
May 80. C
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WILLIAM RAMSAY

BEING ANXIOUS TO ciofce his fornef buinels
requ4as all thsf- who are indebted to him
fe,tle their accoaa,s Is early as potoles and taof
who nav. claiG.s againf him will pleafe prelent
thela ior adjuapesr:,
TO RENT,
The Dwelling Houfe add Store in Prince erect
cne door eat of the houfs occupied DIE. c.
DIX, they are both in good repair PoaeAion
may be had immediately. Apply as above.
Jane 4. d6soe
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Land for Sale.

WEw;fh to Tell tract of LAND containing
between four and five hundred acres, G!uated on
the Potomac, in Fairfax county, about miles
from town, AID adjoining General Tbompfon Ma
fon's. This ptopyrty in point of elesance Of
Gtua.;on, is exceeded by none, and will be ioId
low Tor cath or ON lhoFs credit.
Walter S. Alexander,
John Luke,
For the heirs Of Phil. Alexandee, deccafcd.
Augua 10. 60
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ceraeS, %,
81 srranted Genui..e, tiz;

" GRANTED Genui"c, NJ:
London psr;reua, Madeira, =
il pipes anu i.alf do. -
Lsibon,
Co,nana and -
MAisga
I. Port s an excellent quality III bottles,
. 8aeaocs claref. in cafes OF two 6oz.
Loaf, lump aud Mllcoyais Sugars,
Syrup and Moiaiies,
London bottled Por,er,
Jamaica and Antigua Rum,
Holland and country Gin,
Cognlac ard Barcelona Brandys
/ White Wine Vinegar,
Philadelphia and Albany Chocolate,
Flg Blue, Madder, Copperas, Brimtone,
Sah Petre and Alum,
Engiilh and country -Gunpowders
Shot. sfiorted,
Georgia Cotton,
Imperial,
hyfon Chulang, E..e<b Teo< nf the
Hyf5n, 49, 49,
Young Hyfon, 10'e@ 'mp'''1-
Ayfon Skin, items,
and
Soacnongs, aforted
Belt Gsecn Coffee,
Spices of every kind,
Durham and ~Dixon'a MuRard,
Leiper's Snuff,
SDanlh Sugars of good quaasy,
Bsfk-l Salt for table ute,
Pipes in boxes,
Wrapping Paper,
Bet Salad Oil,
$685. Srn.oh,on,s Ritters
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Translated trom the French.
~ EouR VOLUMES.

First America, from she fourth London edition
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DoaorE. db1zght,
From Germany,

D RESPECTFULLY informs the IN
N Inhabitants OF Berkeley County,
tina. he has removed to Martinsbury,
where he intends to pursuethe practice OF
5 PHYSIC- SURGERY, &c.
lie has followed the profession Tor up
wards of seven wears in different parts Of
the state of Pennsylvania, and, previ-
Gus tohis eosalng to the United States,
in Germany, and has such testimonials
of his skill as, he thinks, win be a suifi-
eicnt INSTRUMENTATION to such as may
stand minced ofhis attendance. He has
rentsd part nf,he house in which Mrs.
Breadr now lives, at the sign of the In
dian Chief, in the Ma'r Street, Mar
tinsberg, wher~ he maybe consulted a
any time. -~'--.- =
December 7, 1901. -. --a---
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4 GREAT.BARGAM.

TIME subscriber will sell low the
HOUSE in which he now lives at
ne East end Of the Court House, 'front.'
ing on the Publie-Square and Queen
Street, and but a few poles from the
Market House the building is almost
new, made of frame weather.boarded,
and painted white, d caPa,ious and con.
xenient Ssors-room laid of on the public
corner, there are two other rooms on the
lower Roor, and three. on the second,
with convenient back buildings the
stand for store is equal, and perhaps
more pleasantly situated, than any Other
IN this place. tsg :, -. !.
!. JAMES ANDERSON.
+ Martinsburs, October &C. lsos.
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r o X S 4 q e.

ii TRACT Of Lande situate IN the
"a County Of Berkeley s miles from
Martinsburgh, near The main road lea
ding from thence to Hagerstown, con-
tanning 10 asres, about 20 acres are
cleared, the balance Of the lard well
timbered, Acres of excellent meadow
are made. The improvements are =
good barn, . convenient dwelling house
and m Apple Orchard of the choicest
fruit. There is spring of excellent
water near the House. This Land Is
fertile, and for heailhiness Of sitna.i.
on mot surpassed BY any in Berkeley
County. Possession may be had in
April next--an indispu,able title will
be made the purchaser, the terms, which
val be advantageous, win be made
known, BY the subscriber living On the
premises.
JOSEPH sHoUGH.
Oetnber 26, 1904.
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Tad s. Patterson
Cabinet-Make-s,

N6oSFrcspeetfsliy inform theiI
M friends, and the public IN general
that they have commenced the Cabinet
business in Martinsburg. in THAI largd
stone house, opposite Mr.. AIburtis'
Printing-oifiee. where they will dispose
of the most fashionable, neatest and best
kind Of furniture at a low rate for cash
or country produce. They have quar-
tity of very wide plank, Of the best qua-
lily which viii enable them to make The
neatest kind Of furniture, and the mos
durable, with quick dispatch. a. y
DeceIn. 7th, 1904. B. =