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Mum nEa 3S.l
FOR LONDON.

-Eo FOR LONDON,
-,rNXXS THE far falling Ship Spy, now
essl.tuxsS,k at Norfolk, and ready receive a
,E-ss cargo Immediately the moderate
freight Of {. per hid and s per cent. prhnNge.
Apply TO. I4aa!and - Cbrifia1, Petersburg, VII
linn Hawthorne, jun Norfolk, to
THOMAS u AMOS LADD.
Richmond, S,h Mo. 18th. (eptf.
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A1LLITl6RY CERTJF1c dTcc

E'oR SALE, Certificates of this fate, bearing in
= tereit CT per cent. and receivable at the Trea-
turytor all arrearases raxes prior to the year
WILLIAM PRICE, Caih'r. Genl Nj. 4. S.
May 10
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GEORGE Willy,

BROKER e. COMMITS JON MERCHANT,
Near the 2a.in,
Z UYS ard feIs all kinds OF Produce-Allo, land,
IL Lots, and houfes, Bank Stock, SC.
~ H bas fsr SAFE, LOTS No. lIl, 9, 8, and 4
which make one entire fpuare in Du-Va!'s additi-
ol.--There is good spring attached 20 them. The;e
lots well worth hhe attention of any any gentle
man wilhng TO build iuur,lcr retreat for his family
Jaiy 23.--tf. 80.
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TIE SUBSCRIBERS

DEC leave to inform their friends and the public
A. generally, that tsey have removed their SHOP
;" doors below the Ege I.y..n, where they in,
tend carrying the
SKOE & BOOT MAKING BUSINESS
more exteniivey than heretofore.
I!'ey intend keeping conaantly en- hani good
aiocA OF Leiher, Boots and Sizes ct svey defcrip-
fioa, by wlio!eiae or retail.
o., Orders lron the Country VII be gratefully re-
sei.ei and itra!y attended &c
By tie P4!Ge's Cy4li Ss,o'h,
S-4XUEL RGitREy 81 Co.
Aueul 2T (so,H
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On 75acia,z2 tie 5!6 SEPTEMBER, at IL o'clock,
eoiH be fold at :lie boi5t IF TIE lac Nm. Etiie-
Aam, Iy or4sr cjefbs Gm'njfrators:
n lie property belonging TO the eaate, eonfifine
o!-Cne Negro Man Servant, one Negro Man
CooS- one Horle and Chair one Cow, and all the
Houiehold and Kitchen Furniture. Terms of fale,
o:shs credit for all furs above so dollars, for a-
proved inSoried negotiable in the Ea,, Of Viz
GINA; and all iuns ua'ier SO collars, caih
PROsSER I, MONCURE,v. NJ
-As-afal 81. fepds)
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FOR SALE,
VN ohLr,
He PLANTATION zyi,e,eo,

He PLANTATION 7vhereoa Maioy. Tb1-
a mus C"'HS tOqo ysGdc,, and fc,risrlg HE re-
FafAcf 81 1fr. DA7'i@ l;nHf16a. This lard is il,
ne nspei' PAT qfHanoUer eoaasy, and neu- TIE
LoH'd h1e. Tire tnad eovtqiHs u5ouf fan, k.q.
a'fa <9CN Is, rs ,ema~h05ir bruItbp ard qvrH
a@NPfeo' 70 t6e enitrre # C5rn, Irbcaf, and To-
bHeeo. Il IS 80 mills fion Iie6hioaG, ami so
from H4geVer torn.
y this bIsafntionis not EidL briOate eaaty,oH
bcfore fbe "a IF September nest, ii zuiH on Tia.
d"!y he /o|d at tn6hc am7ion an Tire brenril;t.
Ohs 6fJ II ne money 7YW be- ext,Hcdiz bGnd,
re 1GG9"ee 70 be Pnid on tie III dag Of LfagnR
1905. ~
For terms nffLy TO Mer,zvftLe,, Zones, Elm.
or to ne JH9jcri6er HOine in tbis biace.
WfLLJdM CALLLS.
AgggR G. e6tdf.
CURR MILL STONES, OF ALL SIZES. and
AZ PLASTER OF FAIRS, Of All excellent Gualit,
FOR SALE, Is USUAL, TT
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
tie Market.
Dec.4. 1sptf1
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT g SRCE INANUFHCyTypER
MAls-sTREEr, RICHMOND,


IfI to any Pattern or faih-
ion, equal il POINT of MA
TERiALs and WoRKMAN-
sHlF to any il general ufe.
81 Imported Boorsond
SaoEs, ef the frft quaiit,
a,'d new eff faihion, for fale
-. Gentlemen at a liz.
lance, who are difpoGed to
forward me their meafure
: hy pay ing attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-07

caused greater virritation throughout the
United States, than any other, for long
time past. He meant what was called the
1azs0 Business. Il cannot, continued Mr..
Gregg, be supposed that the claimants will
rest satisfied, as the business stands. He
thought that the repeal of the law on that
subject, was proper step to be taken. He
therefore moved, in effect, thar so much of
an act, entitled an act, regulating the grant
OF lands, to the United States south of
Tennessee, for quieting any claims, under
any act, or pretended act, of the State OF
Georgia, SIC. be repealed.
ReSolved and Order~d, to be printed.
On motion of Mr.. Varnum,
keSolved, /" That the committee of claims,
be instructed to enquire, what further mea-
sures are necessary, to remunerase the of.
hcers and soldiers, who were wounded and
disabled, in the revolutionary war, with
Great Britain and to report by bill or o.
therwise.
At half past twelve,
A me sage was delivered from he Pre-
sident, by Mr.. Coles, his Secretary upon
opening which,
Mr.. Speaker declaredthe communicate
ON to be confidential; ordered strangers
TO withdraw, and the doors to be closed.
At half past two, the doors opened and
the house adjourned.
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FR1pAY, December 6, 1so5.


A resolution passed, that the committee
of commerce and manufactures be instruct.
ed TO enquire into the expediency of alter
ing the act to regulate The dulies on tom
mage, and TO grant relief against bonds tor
certain duties, where no fraud may APP
pear.
Mr.. Crowainshield stated, that the i'm.
portation of various articles bore hard up.
on the mercantile part of the community.
He mentioned spir;taous liquors, aud ale
and porter, as being under severe restric-
tons, and loaf sugar, must be imported
in vessels of certain tonnage.
He therefore moved, that the committee
of commerce and manufactures be instruct
ed to regulate the collection of duties on
imports aud tonnag &c SC far as respects the
Importation of malt liquor. distilled spirits,
and loaf sugar.
Mr.. Smille feared that if such resolu-
ton passed, 1t would tend to encourage
smuggling. =.
Mr.. CrowninshielG replied, that it would
be strange thing for merchant to at
tempt to smuggle cask of spirits. Fine
muslins, indeed, or jewelry, or plated
ware might be temptation. As the law
now stands he thought it a great hurt to
commerce aud he could not see how 1t IN
any way could initiate against the interest
of government, If altered. The question
was then put and the resolution passed.
ReSeFvcd, on motion OF Mr.. Varnom,
That committee be appointed to prepare
rules and regulations for the better govern
ment of the army of the United States.
and that they have leave to report by bill or
otherwise.
Referred to committee of S.
MIR. Dawson brought forward bill, pro.
hihiting, for certain time, the exPorta-
ton Of arms and ammunition.
The bill enacts, that all arms and ammu-
milton enumerated therein, which shall De
attempted to be exported, shall be seized,
the vessel forfeited, and the captain liable
to be indicted and fined. Custom. house
officers are charged with the execution OF
this law.
Read twice, ordered to be printed, and
to be the order of the day for Monday
next.
YAZOO CLAIMS.
Mr.. Gregg, said he had to mention a
subject, waieh has made more noise, and
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This IS to give Notice.

F"HAT ihc fableriber, OF Alexandra coun.
s y, hath ,obtainsd from the Orphans
Court, Of the faid county, in the datia Of Co.
lnnbia, Letters of administration on the perfonal
ctate of jain BosvIing, late Of the faid cOuety,
deceafed all perfons having claims againf the
faid deqeafed, are hereby warned 20 exhibit the
fame with the vouchers thereof, &c The iubfcEi,
Der, at or before the fIf day of June next, they
may osherwife by law be excluded ftom all be.
NEAR Of said eaa,,:
Elizabeth Bowling.
December ?. 3aw6w
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PUBLIC SALE.

December ?.
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alexandria Dalp a9oerttser.
SATURDAY, DEcEMBER7.
rsEm for the /" ALEXANDRIA DAILY
ADVERTISER"
NINTH CONGRESS,
OF THE
UNITED ST,ATES OF AMERICA.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Z.
NINTH CONGRESS,
aousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
THURSDAY, December S, 1905.

Mr.. c. Smith, stated, that the com.
nttee of claims were unwilling 60 decide
mon claims against the United States,
~b;ch might be barred by the statute of
4 limitations, .
He therefore moved, &C That commit.
.ee be appointed, to enquire whether any,
and if any, what claims against the United
States are barred by the statute of limitati-
ous. which in reason aud Justice. ought to
be provided for by law"
The Speaker, asked what should
compose the committee-
To which,
Mr.. 7. C. Smith replied, that seventeen
had before been the number, under an idea
n having one member from each state
That number was therefore appointed. and
the resolution passed.
ResOEved, IS That the door-keeper of
this house, be allowed the same sum per
day as heretofore has been allowed, for the
purpose of employing men aud horses, to
enable him to execute the duties of his Of
fee.
Resolved, That committee be appoint
ed. 10 enquire whether any, and what all
terations, shall be made In the act, provid.
ing compensation to the officers of the SEN
ate and house of Representatives.
Mr.. +. Lewis, jun. observed, That at
the l6rss session of the last congress, sun
DRY petitions for bridge TO be erected a.
cross the Potomac, were presented to this
hoase, and not acted upon
He therefore,
Moved, /" That such petitions, together
with the docunenss accompanying them, be
referred 70 select committee.
Agreed, to be referred to a committee OF
Ave.
Several petitions were presented-when
the house adjourned.
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PURSUANT to decd of ,ruf, bearing date
The Goth day of September, 1904, from Phi
lip Wanron 10 the futfcrlbcr, for the Purpofe
therein mentioned, will be fold, to 'he high.
eft bidder, on the premfcs, on THURSDAY
the "a day Of January, 1906,
A valuable Frame Dwelling-Iiouie
and Lot OF Ground, with a Tannery thereon, IN
the town Of Ce1ytOae, now in the occupancy
of Mir, Dsoel Harrington. A liberal credit
will be allowed, which viii be particularly de-
cIared at ,he plac: and timr Of 6l-.
Samuel Craig, TrEPee.
December s. Iaw1w&2awti
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ODE TO THE SWISS.

Grid en- the fword, ye ions Of TELL,
And bend again the unerring bow;
And fall, as eff your fathers fell,
Or lay the fierce Invader low.
And what tho many favage horde,
Like locues, thro' ysur country fwarm-
Yet mighty is the Freeman's (word,
And wipg'd with death his warriors arm.
Swear by ca oh Switsc,'s hllow'd made
To bura yeut igneminious chains;
Or elfe, in freedoms + anks aEray'd-
Extract your liie's blood from yerr veins.
Behold your Fathers fpiHts rife,
In gritty Ra'e, roand Urls ieep,
And benoips from tie llitpng kies,
On old Hskvftia lock and weep.
s' Vain your fghs and vain ycur tears,
with deep aacundiug voiee they cIy)
Crap your fwords and point your spears,
Like Freemen live, OF FIcemen die
Your bofoms pant with patriot zeal,
Infpi'd by ttei: nc earthly Arains---
Ye lwesr 70 end the w5ore ye tecl.
Oh lcep Upon ycur native plains.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Will be Sold, on MONDAY, 9Th infant, On
Ramfay's WHAT, at O'Clock, in the AFTER
neon.
SIS bags & 81 barrels Green Cot
fee.
hhds, terecs, and ro barrels Sugar,
44,ooo VT. Lcgwood, and rl9 Raw Hides.
The cargo of lie fchooner Hliand, Captain
Lucke,, from the Wea Indie.
Robert Young,
William Yeaten.
December 7. II
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At ! o'elock in the afternoons. on Tatjaay,
next, will be fold, The hobic Of James
Fletcher, on Pitt, a'eet,
All his IIouGehold and Kitchen Fur
allure, conhtting Of Chairs, Tables
Deiks, Looking GlalIes, Beds and
Bedfeads, &c.
Philip C. MayfsIIsr, Y. NJ.
December 7.
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DiitriGf of Columbia--To WIT.
Lewis O'Brian, L oclant, I


-
The brig Union, &c. and R:Itsndsnts. s
William Ramlay, adminif 2 -.
traitor. of w. R. Wilton
and Richard Smith, maj :
ter.
In puriuarce TO an order am decree Of the no.
norable tie Diftrict court Ct the Difria Of Co.
umbia, made in the above cafe, lnall on Mon.
day the 9Th Of this month q, four O'clock in the
evening, at Kshb's wharf, cxpoie to fae at pnb.
lie auction, the above mentioned brig Union, her
rigging, tackci, apparel and iurnitnre.
The purchslcs will be allowed two, four, and
fix months credit, on giving fncb moths and in.
dorlrmcnts, as vii! be approved Of by John G.
Laid. -.
L. SUMMERS, D. NJ
For DAME c. Brent, NJ. D. c.
Marfhal's OAi>c, Akxandgia,
December 4. dtf
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Exnaa ofa letter from gentleman II ST.. Lar.
is, 10 bis t1Iesd in Vinftsas', 6oted tie 13a
iu9aHt.
81 Jaw governor Harrifon on Sunday, on MS
way by water TO Vincennes. A r,eaty OF peace
has been patched Up between the Oiages, and tie
difercp, other tribes no onssho~evcr EXPECTS 1t
will be long attended to by either; fox au thentc
information has iuf been received that Span has
agents among the Indians Of tb- MiHouri, and
uDper parts Of the Mififhppi, perfuading them 10
war aqainft the United States, and that II con-
fenuence two men have been killed. This con-
6 rms the numerous accounts received of the hot,
tile difpoftion of Spain towards The Onitsa
States ----..-
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PUBLIC SALE.

December 7.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-11
N o. T. / c E.

D Y virtue of i Deed Of trust, to US
- executed by Matthew Whiting. we
shah proceed to sell at public Auction at
the mansion house Of thelate William
Henshaw, deceas'd, on Tuesday the
18th day Of January next, for cash, one
Negro boy named Prince, the property
of said Whiting. Duo attendance will
be given by Adam s. Henshaw.
Washington Henshaw.
Berkeley County, Nov. 9th 1904.
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Eng,;W Education i,

TT appearing to be the wish Of my
i neighbours, and former patrons, that
my Academy at this place should not be
discontinued, As Ihad intended after the
present year, at least for a season, l
have determined to pursue the business
Of instruction again the ensuing year i;
and hereby give notice, that the School
viii be opened on the first day Of Febru.
ary next, for the reception Of boarders,
and few day scholars And l request
al PeSsons who wish to send thsir chill
dren; particularly those who intend to
beard them, to enter them on that day,
and will thank them also, to inform me
Of their intention, as early from this
date, as possible, that may be able to
form judgment Of what provision it
will be necessary to make. Board, the
same as formerly, andlikewise Tuition,
except some branches of Needle work,
and Painting, should they be required
to be taught.
CHRISTOPHER COLLINS.
MINT Zaar, Jefsrson
County, Dec. 81, 1904.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishes to sell the
l. Plantation wherein he nov lives,
situate on Back Greek, Berkeley County,
= miles from Martinsburg and IS from
! Bath, containing 33S acres of good strong
Limestone Land, well watered, with at
least springs-15o acres are cleared
and well enclosed, 8 acres of Meadow
are made, and more Meadow land the
remainder Of the tract is well covered
with fine tlmber.-On the premises are
a convenient Dwelling House, newly
finished, Kitchen, large Barn, Distil.
lery, Pulling Mill, and some out houses,
with number of Fruit trees.-There is
good miil-seat, with a suticieney oil
water, onthis tract.
He will also sell one other tract oil
Land. situate on the river Potomak,
near Richardson's Ferry, containing 1o2
acres, 40 of which are cleared, the great.
er part river bottom, the remainder Of
the Land is wen timbered, and ha. a
large sugar camp on ia small House
is now built, and logs ready for raising
larger one. For terms apply to the
subscriber.
WILLIAM SNoDGRASS.
Back Greek, June -, 1906.
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FOR SALE, IT,.
Negro Woman,

twenty-sexen years ole, good at house
and out.work, with her two childreR,
one ak and the other two years of age,
both boys.
JONAS HOOVER.
December %, 1904.
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EDWARD MAROU AN,
CABINET MAKER,

ID ETURNS his sincere thanks 70
N the public for the great encourage
ment he has met with since he common.
ced business in Shepherds Town; and
As he intends continuing his business
in said town, in a frame house nearly
opposite to Mr.. John Bakers, has pro-
vided himself with sufficient stock Of
Mahogany, Walnut, &c. He begs
leave to assure those who may favour
him with their custom, that nothing on
his part shall be wanting TO merit theirt-
appreciation. Having acquired his ~
fession in Europe, aud carried on >busk-
ness in Baltimore for a considerable
time, he hatters himself that he will b
able to give general satisfaction He
manufactures in the neatest manner, and
on the newest and most approved plans,
all kinds OF Cabinet work, such as So.
cretaries, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Sophas,
Easy Chairs, Heart.back, ditto, &c. &c.
all kinds of Window and Bed Cornices,
and all kinds Of Carving, Fln.ing and
Fret-work also, Elecrifying Machines,
suitable for Physicians or private fami-
lies.
Shebhsrd's- To.Vn, Dec. II 1904
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SADDLE BAGS LOST.

r OST, either in Martihsburg, or ON
Il the road leading from thence to
Garrards- Town, pair of black leather
SADDLE-BAGS, littk worn, con-
tanning two caE.skins, with the pattern
Of a pair Of shoes cut of Of each. Any
person who may find and return them
tothe subscriber, living near Garrards-
Town. or to Mr.. ]. Albwtis, in Mar
tinsbOrg, shall be generously rewarded.
DAVID RIPPY.
December Is, 1904.
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orations on the 4shof July.

PROPOSALS for publishing by
subscription, q Speech introductory
10 tie day, proceeded by that Monr-
ment Of Wisdom, the. Declaration Of
Lndebendtnce; followed by three Appro-
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= Solemn and Pathetic Dirge on the
death d eur departed Hero and Saviour
ofhis Country, GEoEeE WASHINGTON,
Formerly Presfdens d the United States,
delivered by a youth Of nine years
likewise An affecting Grafton on the
Icmise of our late Friend and Patriot,
General ALExANDER HANILroN-The
whole Of which are offered to the public
with an assurance that they are Originals.
1t will contain about twenty.four duo
decimo pages, on royal paper:-Price to
subscribers one.eighth Of a dollar, Paya-
Bile on delivery.
Those who procure, and will be &C.
eounsable for twelve copies, Willhave
deduction of so per cent.
Subscriptions received At this, and At
the Printing ofices in all the neighbour
ing towns.
The above work will be revised and
corrected by person OF erudition, who
will recommend it for theuse Of Schools.
- The abave OrdtioaA &c. though
truly Patriotic, and som4 sentiments CO.
Toured, perhaps, eucn 1uith Enthusiasm,
is entirely dTvested Of parry animosity-
II is. intended for the truk American
rs design to promote Union, nourish
Concord; and particularly, to inspire
the minGs O file rising generation, just
emerging from beneath iht HarisoH Of
you'd and ignorance into the great He
nisPhereef this busy busting world. with
q zeal for Patri0tisn, a hue Of Ertus,
Gal q glOw for immortal Fame.
December AZ, 1904.
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A GREAT BARGAIN

THE subscriber will sell low the
HOUSE in which he now lives a.
the 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 almos,
new, made of frame weather.boarded,
and painted white, a capacious and con.
venient S.ore.room laid of on the public
corner, there are two other rooms on the
lower aoor, aud. three on the second,
with convenient back buildings /; the
stand for q store is equal. aud perhaps
more pleasantly sitnated, than any other
in this place.
JAMES ANDERSON.
Martinsbury, October "a, 1904.
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THE Subscriber returns his mos,
L grateful Acknowledgements to his
friends and the public for the encourage.
ment he has experienced, and respect
fully informs them that he has just re-
ceived, and will constantly keep for sale
at his Blacksmiths shop in the main
street Martinsburgh opposite to the Inc
dian Chief Tavern, a very large and
complete assortment of
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To be Rented,

That eligible stand for a Tavern, in
which the subscriber now lives, situate
in the town oil. Martinsburg, cornering
on King and Queen streets and next the
Market-H ouse.-rhis property consists
Of very large and convenient House,
with great number Of lodging and other
rooms, and good dry cellars under it,
= good Kitchen, = Stable large enough
to hold 6tty horses, a Granary, and an
excellent Shed and other necessary build
ings-one Lot Of Ground well enclosed,
and a Garden equal to any in Martins
burg. This property has been. occupied
As a place of public entertainment for
more than twenty years, and Is as we'll
calculated for 4 Tavern as any other
stand in the County. As the subscriber
is determined to leave Martinsburg, he
win let the above property to person
who would be likely to keep = good
house, on very advantageous terms
Possession may be had the lst Of March
next. "
ABRAHAM GoRRELL.
November 80, 1904. ---- .-.
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BAR-IRON,

Of the best quality, selected with care
by himself from the Iron Works, and
which he win dispose Of on the most
reduced terms. He continues as usual
to carry on the Blacksmith's business in
all its various branches, and aatters him
self, that if good materials, nanufactur.
ed in the most servicable manner, toge-
Their with the stzfctest attention to BUSH
ness, can secure the public favour, he
shall not 60 unrewarded.
- JOSEPH CHAMBERS. -
Martfnsburg, December ~, 1904.
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MARTINsBURG, Berkeley County
Virginia J; Printed and pubGshedby
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Advertise nents, to noa-subscribers, is
one dollar per- square for three weeks
andf for continuance after thss
time rs cents per tDesA j; Subscribers wiL.
continue 10 receive arrdae,iOns one: fsarti
"a tksir adsertisrNHents.-
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The.,hR Notice

Is hereby given to those persons in
l debted to the estate of Joseph Park,
deceased, that il their several accounts
and obligations are not paid up by the
18th of March next, they will be put in.
to the hands Of an Attorney for collection,
without respect to Persons-and al those
who have any demands against the estate,
are requested to bring them in for pay
ment to -. u -. = FL :
Acting Administrafar.
Prospect Hill, November so, 1904. i