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lance, which their country expects from them.
IN performing those duties. 1t is probable, that
many arms, which have been supposed, hitler
to, to be lost, may be recovered. by new inqui.
| ries and exertiOns. 1t is expected that such in
| 7ures & exertions will be made. The sums
which the commonwealth has already expended
in arming the militia. 4 NUT yet ex END, &. .hs
| prosecution of the plan, afford sufficient mo.
i've, to all those TO whom the care of The arms
IS Entrusted to see that so Just, and wise an eff.
fort ofthe General Assembly is not made i'm
VAIN The Executive relies with confidence, on
the sense OF duty, and on the patriotism of the
| oncers, OF the militia, to acqut themselves in
relation to this important object, according TO
the Just expectations of their country
II is particularly important, that a correct
statement otthe arms heretofore distributed, a
mong the several regiments of the militia, & of
those which now remain in the possession of
those regiments. comprising of course, a return
OF those, which have been lost, should be laid be-
tore the General Assembly al its next meeting
For this purpose, have to request, that vow
will be attentive to the performance of this duty.
at the approaching musters, and see that an ex.
act return he made of the arms which have been
received by your regiment, of those which you
now possess, and of those which have bee N lost.
am, Sir, with great respect,
Your ob't. servant,
JAMES MONROE.
DELEGATES, to he Nest General Asse,rk
bly,.
Jfa,nes Cy-Litteton Tazewell, Archer
Eapkins'
King Geo,gr-William Hooe,s C. ]. Dade-
Stdford-Charles Julian, William Fitz-
hugh
Louisa-W. Ragland, NJ. Daniels
Din7uiddie-Robert Pegram, Watkins Leigh
Neutrality-suspicious. Bowyer, Reuben Grigs-
by
BLth-Robert Owens, John Berry,
CampbeH-Anselim Lynch, George Reye-
ley
Moatgo'ne,y-James p. Prestsn, ] Charlie
ton, ir.'
1lbe',rarle Nimrod Branham,' Elijah CATH
Goochiand-Josiah Leake, Isaac Curd,'
feadieton p. Hull, - Flanagan.
Botetourt-Allen Taylor, Lewis
Nezp Members.
DANIEL SMIrH, ESQ, of Rockingham county
has been appointed BY the Executive a judge of
the General Court, in the place OF Hugh Nelson
Esq. resigned.-James Allen Esq. Of Shenandoah
has declined accepting it.
% Mr.. Pope of Kentucky concluded his speech
in the Senate with saying :" KENTUCKY, am svhok.
" fhine."--N. b. M. T. qvas instructed by the
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O1Pos;te the Eagle Tavern.
He has also received and is continually rece;vs
ing additions to his stock of Books and Station.
airy.
BookbindIng as usual
April 10. en,9.
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% Mr.. Pope of Kentucky concluded his speech
in The Senate with saying " KENTUCKY, am sphoL1
~ thine ~ B. M. F. suas instructed by the
Legislature TO cote dgainst the Bank, ana Il not.
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1--WE DOLLARS REWARu---r,a.--,
from my store a negro. named SAM 80
shout forty years, red eyes and BLACK corn -
ion, five feet and inches high
April ~ '' ~0N'AkI.
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CoNGREssIoNAL--In the District, last
represented by Gen. James Breckenridge
the competition is now between him aud
Thomas l.. Preston, Esq. Rehu6Fcan--the
votes in the county of Rockbridge were for
b. 242, P.262---in the county Of go,ctourt.
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DANIEL SMITH, ESQ. of Rockingham, country
has been appointed BY the Executive a judge of
the General Court, in the place OF Hugh Nelson
Esq. resigned.-James Allen Esq. Of Shenandoah
has declined accepting it.
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ty of the States themselves is invaded. VIVA
Organ have they, but their own senator's & j
the Senator's can fly in the teeth of their wish
es iftheir oWn organs can turn agains
them & rample under foot the most delibe
rate instructions of their constituents it i
time to look about us, and provide som,
checks upon their disobedlence.
g But where is your redresst It is a bar,
right without remedy"-rhere are othe
rights, which have noimmediate redress
but they are not less rights on that account
MY property may be hung up for years in
Court--but the remedy is, to remove TN
delay and accelerate the course of iustic,
Reduce the period of our Senators--an,
Our rights will be more secure.
But the Senator was bound by his Oath.
Wen, he has his resource. We do mn
wish him to do that which his coHscienc
disapproves--be may resign.
Extreme cases may be started, in whic
the rule we have laid down, may be nodi
ned m its appl,cation-~but it is the rnl
with which we are concerned, and no, III
exceptions. when those extreme CAGES az
cur; we will examine them-but the case ,
the Bank of the u. States, was far, yer
tar indeed, from this bourne.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-12-18

No. "a, sor:A-siie STATE STREET, Boston,
HAS received By consignments, from veri-
Gus manuiac,ores. complete assortment OF
RsTS--viz
Genilemen'a real pa,en, silk English Hats ;
do. Bo~lon Msnuiactory, LIST, 2d aid
Sd quality do.
Mems ard Youths furr, MKT, plated and
wool 90 a.
Chidfon's red and black Morocco do.
WhiSA arc ready for sale at his Commission Hat
Store, by wholesale and retail, reduced prices tor
CASH only
AS the business Of the above store is conducted
on commission altogether, consigumea,s OF and or
dcrs for Hats solicited, and sasi b. attended TO
wih Vunr,u.hiy and despatch.
Boston, Dee 4. 1871. M rl4
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l.. ocs,,,y ,~~ o;,,e ,r;.s.~ rroV, rf,v.r,.
a,ons ana ~s.,ns;ae,v ~ ,hs ,.n,,o,arv losn,
80 ,siahnr.sI arn..r rsn,n ,,,s s,,,c,
mn, - 49,. .vcs.drh ,h. rn~ron, .r,ensas
,,,,,,,,;,,.,, 80. 80 49,, ;.ss. ,'";a ~ -
l.n, ,,,, - ,'.. ,,'..s ,.,.ti,',s,,,
ar z, do,lsrs nm, ,,,,s,s \,
,.an,, ~, ,,,sses, ~ ,,.,l;,,,.
,b,. so,s :. Ssn.s,,h~r Ia, sr,',,s -
,,aya,lt. ,,i.,, - ,,,,,. ,s,..t ..,,,;,-
~, uolt,uJ ,,l,,n', st,,,, ,e ~.
duc ,,,e;,g 80 .a,,e ne,,,,,, .,.1 ,bs,..lx
,.ssor rnSe;,,ts .;n,, s,.,,, h,,,.,,,
,he current xne,sos, ;nclud,ur ,l,e,e,,s M.
in,erest aee,a.e On ma seh,. az, o.,,,s ,asv :,
near az 900 CA q <''
The reoeiut. Gar t3,c ,ast c,,arte, - ~
year 1871. aie estimated n & !. 400. 600 ,sand
The exncnditurcs ,Gnclueiinv', ~ nhvs,, <ht ',f
arrears ~ ;nt< ana es, "a q, f,f,0 ~
uceount of the orioein a. ~ sks o,,blict d@i,.Y
q, q a0f) t)Do t;cl, can t~sr !. ~ ~ e.><
,,e veas ! hslance - the Trr3y.f,ss, 1of ~ q 81
three million of dollars. Il win ~ fksr~ y
fore Be nccesynrt, 10 rcsort fos, the service of
The rrcycnt wear. 20 the loar authorized ~ y
The ACT Of the last session of Congress-.
s 1..-..s,,.a .s 49,.
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Rae for SAFE, az his atsy, ~ ,aes,'hay, tae
foiieg9iag Goods !: 4.
90 casks God, isd, lod, 81, and al Nails
~ tons Cordage;
6{bNes white ard brown Havana Sugars
csJ0 lbs b,st Coffee;
}o,s0J haraNa Segars
sppes'old Madeira Wine, vintage 1903,
eqastt,r casks do;
l99 dis Mess and Prime Beef:
Se boxes spsrmaceti Candles !;
Bass sheli'd Almonds,
Nutmegs, Cloves, aud Cassia;
boxcs Plumbers, aud China Cups and saueers,
20 Kegs fresh quality Butter;
Ayarie,y Of English Goods.
.9iso, ianalsay from brig .9ryes,
$50 hhds Molasscs. Dec. IL.
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AMERICAN COTTON GOODS,
Wbite Satin5 and CyubeJ.

TlST reed by +. q. RICHMOND,
y a few pieces elegant vly;e satns, Grapes, and
Eibbons and iew tong white KID Gloves, AL Ct a
sGIvgioGg quai'iy.
.lt@t---a gencral assortment of Seasonablc
Goods; ard one bale India Coitons, lh,l dau.g
cd, Which @ils be sold cheap Dc IL
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BTgLR,

II HsPTcTFULLY informs his friends and tie
N pubhck, tiat hc n.s removed 10 hs Mes
B@kc.iiouse, little 10 Tic eastward of hs former
stssJ, M.I-sUcet, where lie wi's keep constzD,iy
on h..d ,oT sale, Snip and CABIN Bred. Cf-ekess,
.nd all osker &iiJs usc..iy scp. ~ sals-
~. 10,
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FOR SALE BIZ
JOSt.pH BRIGGS,

NO. 6s, 7hcmes.styees,
$500 lbs. w. T. COFFEE
l;hds. best retailing MOEAssEs;
Bbls. Fresh FLOUR;
A few fikins prnne BUr1EI, suitable for farni-
ly use;
A general assortriscni Of GROCERIES, rs usual.
ALSO
A constant supply OF GIN, (pawtuxet
branl,) wl.ich, by the most competent judges, Is
pronounced equal, if not superioar a.y dsllIled
IN tbe United States.
I. = Commission business solicited.
Newport, Nov. 30, 1911.
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DISSOLUTION Dp co PART
NERSHlP.

THE CnParnci snip Ieretoforc exhisting under
i the F.rm of MUMi SD X IiIilSi.iiAsr,
10 ihis day dissolved by mu,,i.l consciL-An persons
a,lebied TO them BY Note or Book Account, her.
By requested 10 settle lie same Immediately viii
THoxAs II MssroRD, WHO is authorized ls adjust
AL basiaess relating 20 said Firm. afL. t~.
TiiOMA, ~ MUMFORu,
ELIZABETH TlLLiNGHAsT.
Newport, Nov. %, 1871.
TnE DRY GOODS business will be con-
tinued by the Subscriber. at No 10, 1zanes-shceI
who respectfully soci,s te Patronage Of iis frcnds
aud the rab!ick. =. ...... !.
THOMAS H. MUsfroRD
Newport, Nov. 90. 1911
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TREASURY DErAn1 NENT, Nov. GO, 1911. .s
SIM have the honour to enclose Z re.
port prepared in obedience 10 the act entitled
AN ar, To establish The treasury department..
have the honour TO be-, very respectfully,
Sir, your obedient seFvan',
ALbEisr, GALLA'TlN..A
Yae AOn tie Speaker IF tao House Of Retsesenfaeres
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CHEAP GOODS.
THOMAS III. NlUMFORD.

no. ll9, Thames -Ssretf,
IT IS now on hand, handsome assortment of
L SEASONABLE nIiY GOODS
--amgay .sdieh are-
supcrfne and low priced White and colourc Csm.
. BfosdcIoibs and Cas- bricks
5 nerss, Of various COZ Cloves anI Mit,sj
ours; o. lIIanketings, tNillcd /;
Plains, and Dcvonshre Faocy Musiins
Berscys; india and Scotch book
Cotton, wors,cd snd sik Muslins, 90 and Ga
Hosiery; a handsome assoi tnent
Coatings and F!anpc's; ihaY u and Handker-
Vest Patterns ch,'s,
Ca!icoes AID Ginrhars Bcmbsztts- and Hom.
Fine Indie Cottons, from taSstbz, lear alb,
1s to lao per yard; ~rs'efFt
Elegant Scoth ingram ..ar,,e .nbs.
A few pieces Ravens Duck.
With variety Of other articIes.--alI of which will
be seld very low FOR cash or short credit.
Eespor, Dec. 4, 1871.
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The following interesting paper, the annu-
al Report o! the Secrc,Sry OF the Treasury,
was on Mondyy last, laid before both Houses
of Congress. We recommend il to an at
ten,ive pcrusal ssat. Insell
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E1 10. SO, 1names-S trcet,
HAS just received rev Stock oi
- 4 Plated, britannia and Japanncd WARES.
Also--a general assortment of modern Jewclry
an Fancy Goods.
Gold Necklaces, Silver Wares, &c. as usual.
Oct I6
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CHEAP SHOES.

JOHN ~. D.fYIS,
n TIERS Cor sale, at lis sboe-s:orc,
" No. 100, THAMEs-sTREET,
a large and extensive assortment OF Shoes.
OF the most fashionable patterns aud colours, and
the FIRST qa4hy, which bc is determined TO sell as
cheap be purchased an this state. Ladies aDG
gcnilenen who may DC disposed TO favour him with
their cus,on, viii 10 well 10 call aud zee.
Those ladies aid gentlemen who wish be- fitted
from ;.cir measure, with Boots Shoes will please
to call at the s!,ot-soe or st his msuactory in the
rear of has .hoc store, wheFe he employs numbc,
OF experienced workGen, who win fit them at the
shortest nslioe. .Spif "a
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PRINTING,
Or aH kinds, ereeu,cd ssifh rea:ness, Geeg-
raey AZ dss.faleh, az .ass cgsss.
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Union College LOfie,y-NO. S!!!
10000 Dollars,

HIGHEST IhIZE.
Only one and one-sparter blanks TO a Prize
Begins 10 draw in .Ncw-York IN April next.
ScHtAiE
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but will soon rise--Orters for Tickets and parts in
The above Lottery, Will be received by
3"- &. SHAY,
st his Exchange and Lottery otiice, No. lis, ,Thares
street, WHO pays cash .s due or al Tukets
by him ordered. Prize Tickets taken io pa, ,neut..
ncv. Is
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NEWPORT, II. j.
Printed and Published on Eednesdlys, Ly
WILLIAM SiMONS,
.hH- Street..

TERMS
The paperis printed once week, at dollars
year, one half in advance.
Advertisements conspicucusly inserted a, the rate
at dollar and 50 cents square, for three weeks
smaller ones in the same proportion.
Priating, in all its variety, executed with accuracy
and despatch. Orders respectfully soiciiled.
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REPORT.

In obedience to The directions of the /" ace
supple menla,y 10 the ac, emitted (" en- sct 10
establish the Treasury Department." the Se-
cretary OF the Treasury respcetuliy submits
the following report and estimates
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
1. 70 fae end ef tie year 1871.
The actuai receipts into the Tteasuty,dur-
ing the year ending Oh the Soth Scpse,nber,
1871, have consisted OF the following sums,
VIZ:
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.

Customs. sales Of land, arrears, re.
Payments, and all other brsnches
OF revenue. amounting together,
as appears by the stassment, (E.)
to-
Temporary loan OF 3lst Dec. 1910.
Total amount Of receipts,
Making together with the balance
in the treasury on the LIST Of Oct.
1910, and amounting 70
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s 13.s41,446 81
2.7s0.VuO
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government the annexed memorial N. 3.
thus terminating the negociation which .x
isted these 90 years n FAVOR of our emanci-
patton or Independence {; and soliciting at
the same time due permission to return to
my beloved country, as one gifts citizens.
do no, doub, that so just a ministry will
give it 10 me, and hope that your highnesses
will equally approve of these desires. die
lated by my zeal, as patriotic as natural
fireman,
With the highest consideration and
respect,
Gentlemen,
Your most humble and obedi
en- servant,
FRAN. DE MIRANDA.
ITO the Supreme Junta of he
/. Government of the pro-
vince of Venezuela, pre-
server ofthe rights of Fer
dinand the 9Th.
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Governor cl,iborne was invited - y milf
tia meeting at 81. Francsville. A, that
meeting, or bis arrival, the Standard of Flo
rida was hoisted. After the Governor had ex-
planned to the people the views of his gov.
eminent, and his object in coming amongst
them, the Florida standard was struck s, The
American coiors raised amidst the acclama-
lions OF the peope.-kat. Inr.
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NEw-YouK, January 9.

New-foRK, January9.
Gen. Mfranai--We have been fsvoured
with the perusal of very interesting letter from
Caracas, dated the I'm uit from which, we
are permitted to copy, the following ststemen,
OF the manner in 1hidh Gen Miranda was re-
celved on his return to his native country
- avail myselfof,he opportunity ola ves-
sci going to N. Y. to inform you of the state oI
things here. General Siranda arrived few
days since, and was received BIZ his countrymen
with all the enthusiastic affection of their OPP
pressed country, SO Justly entitled him To-
great number of the first citizens wen, dow.
to Laguary To escort him to his native c''y
which he entered about noon on Thursday last
mounted on q beautiful white charger and nc
companed by the Governor, and numerous ca
Naicade Of gentlemen Of the first distinction, tol
lowed by an immense crowd of citizens of al
AXIS, 3who greeted The return of their long alb
ent tountryman with every testimony OF Joy
The general looked well, and seemed much at.
tected at tue generous reception he received
from his fellow citizens. His reception by the
supreme Junta WAS equally cordial after which
he proceeded 10 the house of Don Simon Boil
var, late deputy in London, and brother &c
the deputy at present with you. where he rccei
we'd The congratulations of all the persons OF dis
tmction in Carraccas--His arrival has spread &C
neral JOY, and INCREASED If possible, the public
spirit here IN favour of the freedom of the coan
try. Every thing gees well, in spite of M
chnahons otthe enemies Of South American H.
berty The people have completed their cleo
ton o! the d.poties who are to form the provin'
ciai congress which will meet in about month
more. In a little time South America will be-
come an interesting scene, to the Flew of othei
nations ; and trust also beneficial field fol-
their industry. Her resources for all the purpo
ses OF her own support and happiness, as also fol-
carrying on an important trade with other ma
toes, are great and, with free government
will be highly advantageous TO tine rest OF the
worid--Co7n Aap
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, will be or consolation for the blindnehs and

ingra,itude OF our Ore ihren.
Pardon, Gen iemen, This free etfu,ion OF
our zeal, and please to lay sit before this
Supreme Government.
God preserve you many years.
SIMON BOLIVAR.
LUIS LOPEZ MONDEZ
To the Secretary Of State, and of
Foreign RStattons Of the Su.
IRENE 8 ouernment IF genezueia.
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WASHINGTON. Jan 10.


We learn hat the dispatches from Co
vernon claiborne state, that Fulwar Skin
with 'ty ing himself Governor of Florida
had svowed determination to resist the in,
terposItlon of the u. S. With a view n
resist Governor Claiborne, he had ordered
Zen. Thomas, who with body of five hun-
dred men was marching to attack Mobile IN
return immediately. Skipwith, with the re-.
mainder Of his regular forces had tbrown
himself into the for' of Baton Rouge. having
declared his determinatioa and that of his
partlzans to die at his coors before ,bea
would submit to the authority of the United
states. Those partizans of Skipwith viz
adhere to him in his mad project. are or;n1
ciPally fugitives from military and civil Isw
IN Different parts OF he u. states. who hav.
taken refuge in this territory as sanctnar,
to shield hem from the penalties of law.
and OF course are now unwilling to run the
RISK OF again encoun'eriug them.
Notwithstanding this disposition of The
CoHpennonGhSfS, we are happy TO confirm
to our readers the assurance we gave tben,
lew days ago that ali the real yeom ,nrv ,he
Spanish population, and the honest ami rec.
pectable part # tie American settlers baye
hailed he Americans as protectors. and 70
cefved them with open arms
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TEN) KNOXVILLE Jan.s
EItrGct from the hon. p. M. 1hRer's ietfer
to Coz. Bionnt, dated Washington, Dec.
17th, 1910.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-08-30
Middle Town Races.

nN Wednesday the 25th of September
~ next, will be run for over hand
some course in view of said town, purse
Of Sixty Dollars, free for any horse. mare
or geldiug in the United States, four mile
heats and repeat, carrying weight for age,
agreeable to the rules of the Jockey Club.
On Thursday the 2e,h, will be run tor
over the same ground, a purse OF Forty
Dollars, free as above, three mile heats
and repeat, the winning horse the proceed
ing day excepted.
On Friday the 27th, will be run for over
the same ground, handsome Sweepstake,
free as above, the winning horses the pre-
ceding days excepted.
No person or persons will be permitted
10 erect ac1ooth on or near the ground,
except they paw len Dollars to the purse.
Regular Judge. to be chosen tor each days
running, to end any disputes that may a.
rise--tour horses to start each day, or no
race.-Three dollars entrance each day, or
double at the post for each horse. III
WILLIAM MASLIN
ABRAHAM BELL,
Managers.
August IS, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-08-30

THE subscriber respectfully informs
l. the inhabitants of Martinsburgh and
its vicinity, that he has lately returned to
this place, and is now carrying on the a.
bove business, in the house lately occupied
by Rees Branson, in the Main street Mar
tinsburgh The will be thank full to his old
customers and the public for any orders in
his line-Having supplied himself with a
stock cf good leather, and with excellent
workmen, he will be able to give full salts
faction to all who may please to employ him
JACOB POISAL.
Massinsburgh, Oct. u, 1910.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-08-30
THE SUBSCRIBER,

E'KOM the manner in which he has done
4 business, Tor several years, finds that
he has had many difficulties to encounter,
and sustained considerable loss from the &C.
counts Of his respective customers standing
unsettled for long time-In consequence,
MS situation compels him to change and
ne has come to the determination, that he
Will IN future, at the expiration of every six
mouths, settle up all his outstanding claims,
@whlch time he shall expect payment, or
notes bearing interest-He is convinced
that this plan will meet with the appreciation
OF all his customers, especially when they
lake into consideration the manner in which
a1i obliged to deal with others-For Iron,
oteel, Coal, and every other article, used
IN his business, Cash must be paid; to
which, constant and heavy demands, for the
ssHPpoh of large family, must be added
:, 40 meet those claims, and to do credit to
himself and justice to his employers, re.
9u,res promptness in payment.
ne teels grateful for the many favours
Tic mas received from his numerous employ
SIS, and assures them, that every exertion
snail be made on his part, to do Justice to
~e.f work, and to give full satisfaction to all.
AS usual, he will constantly keep on hand
large supply of well assorted IRON of
very description, for sale, and for the use
- "ose who may want it worked up by him.
JACOB BISHOP.
ny M d. Country Produce, at market price,
s'u De taken in payment of debts due, or
Marsnsburgh. Aug. IS, 1911; Eam.l
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-08-30
Mr.. John Campbell,

VOU not being an inhabitans of this
l. commonwealth, take this method of
notifying you, that on Tuesday the goth of
October next, shall, at the house at which
Mrs. Ruth Maokey now resides in the town
of Martinsburgh, berkeley county, Vir-
ginia, take the deposition of Abram Hooper,
relative to certain matter of controversy
now depending and undetermined, on the
chancery side of the inferior court of the
aforesaid county, in which I am plaintiff,
and you and certain Archibald
Campbell, defendants which deposition 1
shall offer in evidence at the trial Of said
suit.
JACOB HOOPER.
Martinsburgh, Aug. %, 1911. 2m.
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