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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-19
CHEAP GOODS,

| Now opening at me Garner otofe 0y "1e
Market House, in Shepherds. Town.
/ Among which are:
Beautiful Rich CANTON GRAPES,
Silks, Satins, Damask and Large Silk
Shawls, Lace Caps, Handkerchiefs and
Sleeves, IRISH LINENS, Damask Ia
BILE Linens, ditto Table Cloths, Linen Cam
brio, Shirting Cambrics, Cambria Muslins,
Lace and Leno ditto, Callicoes and Cling
hams, Super Extra Super6ne Cloths and
Cassimeres, Cords and Velvets, First Chop
India Nankeens, Fresh Teas of superior
quality, &c. &c. &c. All s0hich zoas bought
with CASH i'm the Nez0. York and PhiladeI-
bhia Markets, previous to the late thigh ad-
vance in the price Of GOODS In eonse-
quence that no more Goods can be admitted
into the United States from England, IN
der the late law of Congress, it is expected
that Goods will be extremely scarce and
high in short time; many articles have
already advanced beyond all expectation.
The present is favourable opportunity for
every person to supply themselves with
CHEAP GOODS, by the Piece or Smaller
Quantity.
JAMES S. LANE, BROTHER, & Co.
N. b. As heretofore, liberal allowance
will be made to those who buy to sell again.
I'VE HAVE
Hugh Longs Warranted
Sickles, Waldron's Grad
ling and Grass. Scythes,
with almost every ether article the Far
mers may want.
- Seven Dollars cash per cord will be
paid for Tanners Bark, if delivered soon
]. S. LANE, BROTHER, & Co.
Shepherds. Town, June 81, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-19
Three Dollars Reward.

d AN away from the subscriber on SUM-
IN day night last, an apprentice boy NAM
ed JOHN LAllON, bound by an order of
Berkeley County Court; he was II years
old last April, large for his age, has black
hair, and of a dark complexion; had on
and took with him, a homemade linsey
coat of dra5 colour and cotton coat of a
dove colour--one linsey and two summer
wsistcoats-a pair of dark coloured cotton
pantaloons and two pair linen ditto--one
pair clouded cotton stockings--a wool hat
and shoes. will give the above reward
and reasonable expenses to any person who
will take up said boy and return him to me,
or secure him in Jail, so that get him a.
gain. All persons are hereby cautioned,
at their peril, from employing or harbour
ing said apprentice in any manner, as am
determined to prosecute any person who
may do so.
WILLIAM TABB.
Martinsburgh, July S, 1911.
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Wanted a quantity ofPlank.

THE subscriber will contract for the
l. purchase of twenty or thirty thou.
sand feet of three quarter Yellow Poplar,
Chestnut or White Oak PL ANK, ~ feet
long and from to inches wide, to be de-
livered at his landing on the Potomack, eli
Their this fall or early the next spring-Also
fer 1000 Locust or Chestnut Posts.
RAWLEIGH COLSTON.
Berkeley, April 26, 1911. lu.J
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Boot and Shoe ManufactoyY.

THE subscriber again very respectfully
informs his customers, the inhabitants
of Martnsburgh, and the public generally,
that from his late establishment, he is ena-
bled to execute all kind of work in the neat
est, most substantial, most serviceable and
most fashionable manner-Having spared
no pains in procuring complete and fashl-
enable workmen, and having always on
hand materials of superiour quality, ne
feels not the slightest hesitation in assert
ing, that he will make it the advantage of
every person who may please to employ
him.
He intends always to keep on hand
quantity of work ready made, to supply
customer. in immediate want-He pledges
himself to execute all orders in town, or at
distance, in punctual manner.
He still continues to reside at his old
stand, opposite Mr.. N. Choppert's, and
nearly opposite Capt. J. Faulkner's store.
CHRISTOPHER M'ALISTER.
Martinsburgh, June z, 1911.
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Berkeley, SIS.

Berkeley, IS.
July Court, 1911:
John Linganfelter, Jacob Linganfclter,
George Linganfelter and Elizabeth Lin.
ganfelter, children of Abraham Lingan.
felter, deceased, Complainants,
Rosanna Myers, Sarah Myers, John NV.
ers, Peter Myers and Mary Myers.
children of Jacob Myers, dec. Def'ts,
In CHANCERY.
TIME defendants, not having entered
i their appearance agreeable to an &C,
of Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth, on motion of the com.
plainants, by their counsel, 1t is ordered
that the said defendants, do appear here or
the second Monday in September next, &c
answer the bill of the compliments, anc
that copy of this order be forthwith inser
ted in the Martinsburgh Gazette for two
months successfully, and published at tn,
door of the Court. House of said County.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, c.R.c.
July IL.
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B A T III.

ITO enable himself more conveniently to
l. accommodate those who incline to VII
sit this place, the subscriber has taken the
Large YeHozO House
adjoining the upper bridge and Bath square,
formerly occupied by Mr.. VIM. Throck-
morton; and provided himself with every
thing necessary to entertain seventy or eigh.
ty Gentlemen and Ladies, their Servants
and Horses. He hatters himself that those
who may please to call on him, will have
no reason to be dissatisfied.
NICHOLAS ORRICK.
Bath, June 81, 1911.
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Berkeley, IS.
July Court, 1911.
Nicholas Orrick and Charles Orrick.
adm'rs of Mary Orrick, dec. Comp'ts,
against
James Small, Archibald Shearer, Alexan-
der porterfeld and James b. Small,
Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
TINE defendant Alexander Porterfeld,
l. not having entered his appearance a.
greeable to an act of Assembly and the rules
OF this Court, and it appearing to the salts.
faction of the Court, that he is not an in.
habitant of this commonwealth, on motion
OF the compliments, by their counsel, II is
ordered, that the said Alexander Porter6eld,
do appear here on the second Monday in
oeptember next, to answer the bill of the
compliments, and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in the Martinsburgh
Gazette for two months SUCCESSFULLY, add
published at the door of the Court. House
of said County.
A Copy. Teste,
July IL.
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Will be Sold.

To the highest bidder, for Cash, on SAruR-
DAY, the 31st Of AUGUST next, before
the door Of ROBERT FuLToN's Tavern,
in Charles. To1on,
A valuable Negro Woman,
together with number of valuable articles
of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE -
the same having been conveyed to the un-
dersigned in trust by George Hite, to Sc
cure the payment of debt due from
him to James Hite, Jacob H. Manning,
and Benjamin Strother, deceased.
JOSEPH w. DAVIS.
June %, 1911. is
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Waldron's Grass Scythes,
large assortment of
GROCERIES, &c. &c.

and number of other articles too tedious
to mention. He returns his most greatful
thanks to the public, for the encouragement
received since the commencement of his
business, and assures them that nothing
shall be wanting on his part, to merit con.
tinuance of their favours.
MATTHEW +. CLARKE.
Gerrard's- Town, June 81, 1911.
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5tfat} &otp.

CTRAYED from the Commons of Mar.
~ tlnsburgh, on Thursday the goth OF
June last, PIED cow, white and red,
has short tail, it having been bit off by a
cog, her ears very white; it is about seven
weeks since she had calf, and is about
eight years old; was raised by Mr.. George
Newkirk, from whom I lately purchased
her. will give Two Dollars to any per.
son who will take up said Cow and return
her to me in Martinsburgh.
JACOB CROWL.
July IL, 1911.
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Set &a(e.

WILL be offered for sale, to the high
w est bidder, at the Berkeley Warm
Springs on the 18th day of August next, a
Lot with a two story Dwelling House there
on IN the town of Bath, also Lot of ten
acres of wood Land near said town.
PETER BRUNER.
July IL, 1911.
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2l StiWer Ssyaettep.

n SINGLE Man who is we'll acquain-
"A ted with the Milling business and can
come recommended for sobriety and att en-.
ton to business, will meet with good en-.
couragemen.Sy applying to the subscriber.
CHRISTIAN TABLER.
July IL, 1911.
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Snattt3fdttute Of Sfeuf.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
4 customers and the public in general,
that his MILL on Opeckon, three miles
from its mouth, is in complete repair for
Manufacturing Flour, and that he will
stand the inspection of all Flour manufac-
tured at his Mill, if the Wheat is merchan-
table. He will give the highest price in
Cash, for Merchantablc Wheat.
CHRISTIAN TABLER.
July IL, 1911.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-29
ECONOMICUS.
From The ESSEX Register

The proofs continue of the richness of
our agriculture, and of the industry which
characteristics our nation. The Baltimore In
spectlon or the third quarter of the present
year, gave 100 thousand barrels Of flour be-
SIDES other PACKAGE, and other valuable ar
ucles OF expectation and we have CORES
pondIng proofs OF national activity and sue
cess. Among our domestic papers we con-
slider not the least interest, MIR. Watson s
Address to the Berkshire Agricultural Soci-
ETY. In this State. a comparative view of our
Agriculture with that of any other state in
Europe, and OF the character of climate. is
essential TO our greatest benefit from the
rich experiments that have been made in
different nations, and this view Mr. w atson
INDUCES, and much should be said on the
subject TO direct the application of foreign
experiments on the articles Of our agricui-
ture. He directs the first attention to cattle
and to swine. He reports some favorable
experiments upon new species of wheat,
and also OF potatoes. He notices his success
III madden, and recommends attention to
Woad, which has attracted the notice of the
french at this moment. A species of Rye
has also been introduced into America, which
has succeeded in Pennsylvania. With the
industry OF character he recommends coed
habits to the friends of oGr agriculture, and
he recommends also the due announcement
OF manufactures. He says much and Justly
upon annual exhibition :, which bring cur
citizens to a perfect acquaintance with the
progress of agriculture, and Of tn, arts in
our country. We have given this outline,
not to prevent the reading Of the, address,
but to recommend the particular examina-
ton OF it in all its parts, and to encourage the
hopes that they who cannot be. able to attend
the exhibitions at some future times, NAV
have the repeated pleasures of such inge-
NOUS sentiments.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-29

derived from this quarter, is a proper sub !
stitute for an equal amount heretofore bro,
TO us from the West-india colonies.
The purple foX-giove, or disitatis furfsl-
rea, though an exotic plant, grows well in
our soil, withstands the frcst OF our winters
and natures It's foliage in the highest excel
lence for the cure OF diseases.
The distillerics of ardent spirits from APP
pies, peaches, rye, maze, and other demos
TIC productions, axe superseding rapidly the
necessity OF bringing molaSses and rum frcIu
the w est-lndies. There is TO ;4sSignablc IL
mt to the whisky, SIN, and brandy, that
may be thus made among ourselves.
The oreweries OF malt liquors are also in
Il hourshing condition /; and beer, ale and
porter Can &c prepared to the satisfaction
OF any demand, either ~ home OF Abroad
1t is now to be understood, that their excel
lencc is not inseparabie from Thames wa
ter.
Glass and glassware in their mere useful
forms, are manufactured both en- the sea-
coast ard III the interior country. In reei-
on Astounding Ill siiCious sand, vegetable al
ksh and flaming fuel, there is constant en-
ployment fer ali the hands in the present
Establishments. More manufactures Of this
important article, are growing into business
and repute.
Looking-glass making, gliding, silver-pla-
ting and gold-beating are established in their
principal branches and Sc is the grinding &
setting of optical lenses.
1t will surprise you to learn, that the opc-
rose and difficult art OF making pins, has
been begun among u.s. And the policy you
are pursuing, will ensure success TO the I'M
dertaking.
This enumeration though very partial
one, ct the arts and trade which are Of more
recent origin among us, will enable you to
form some estimate CT our actual condition
and viii, at the same time, cause my fellow
citizens to value as they ought, the unspeak-
able benefits with which God ard their fore
fathers have blessed them. For in this land,
may It be truly said, there is more of that
refined and substantial enjoyment of which
rational beings are susceptible, than in any
region inhabited by men.
nus have the pleasure to assure YOU of
the internal prosperity Of my country, whose
wainss, like those Of a weaving infant, are
nc symptoms of sickness, but on the contra
ry, are indications Of appetite and vigour.
BE assured OF the high respect with which
l remain, yours,
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NY virtue ola decree Of the Federal Court,
e shall, on the 1st day of n ovember next.
proceed to sell for cash All the LOTS in Uanoyert
I own which were by the viii of Mann Page, the
io'tgaSei. directed TO be sold by his executor and
also Az the lots i'll the said town,whch were sold and
Turehased ny Mann Page, one of his executors and
ny ms WIZ dereetcd to be sold All purchasers of
u'e SAID executor are hereby informed that by said
decree OF sad court, am appointed receiver and COL
rector o. the rents and balances due on the several
sales made by Mann Page, the executor, and unon
the receipt OF arreargcs, am authorised to convey
to such OF the purchasers rs have nor rrce;,ed 49,
sad titles, the fee simple in the said ots
ne safe OF the above lots viii take place at the house
OF Henry GENTRY in The said town. and be continued
from day to day until finished
Oct. &. 0>'''''f'''""'I,
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ORDERS TO NY PORTER.

Remember, at my gate should Folly knock,
Alas how few from Folly's steps are freed
L bar the door, and quickly turn the lock,
Nor bid her come again another day.
Should Vice arrive though dressed in Virtues form,
(You'll know the creature by her painted face.
L he air so confident, the look OF scorn,
Must diter tar from Virtues modest paec)
Bring her not in-too often she doth allure
Unthinkng nortals to her howeiy way
Where Virtue dwells, the heart must be as pure
AS that iair stream ON which the beams play.
Ii proud Ambition to my door should come,
And with dcceitul smiles attempt TO stay,
Bid him beSone, and say I'm not at home,
For sweet contentme Mt is Ambitions prey.
but at my gate, should Virtue kind, knock
Tho clad III rags, or wrinkled DER with eare,3
she welcome ever, so undo the lock,
I'm happy that she seeks dwelling here
If in her hand she bringcth sweet Content,
Or Pity, Chou wilt know each swcet-eycd Maid, }
Ii such great blessings to my door are sent
Ola ask them in YOU need not be afraid
Seldom is she rceall'd where Vice has trod-
FOR with Religion loves this maid to DWELL.
Yet the poor wretch who feels allieton's rod,
May often find her i'll his owly cen
Bot ii EtGc, altful, beauteous boy,
Whose pointed arrows are not always seem.
Las actions lively, IN whose face is low
Aud the true offspring of the CypGsn Queens
Sh0uld smiling come, not rudcly bid him go,
Nor yet invite him tor another day
4 90 Oft TIC iirchin brings lie Of woe,
10 those who court him and desire his stav
Oh, say, that Virtue will my footsteps guide,
And e the urehin darcs to venture in
Then tell iim--Reason here will Oft preside
And Vice and Folly cannot leave their 'stif-.
Then opc the door, can there he cause to fear
When Reason, Love and Nirtue--all arc found
H--iie VIII eofne-'Then bring the ciarmcr blrc---
NO longer shall this be forbidden ground.
SIould Pride airiye--scnd, send him far away,
Nor shall he gain admittance--whe I see
The greatest cannot lengthen lie day,
The poorest wretch as near to Heav'n as me-.
Should NisGcn's self--(but Weldon nc'r will come
] o such q wild, fantastic thing as mel
Viii Reason bid me say. Pm not at home,
Because my actions are from Wisdom free
NJ, No, most gladly I'll the stranger ls,l--
Disclose my actiOns--iiOr my fOies hide,
" ,th svcctest cOunscls--R cason would prevail
And Wisdom's self should bc---Eliza,y guide
- Londcr Pdbey.
L. PRINTING, IN ALL IT'S VARI-
Ely, roEgAr THIS OFFICE,
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EDUCATION.--Tb Subscriber
Ia fully Informs the Puh ic, thtt he shall,
continue bis SCHOOL. the ensuing year, at 4, house
OF Captain James boswell, ia t.e Forks cf lianovcr
where lie will teach the funowrg b.at c. of Lite
nature, SiS the Eaghsh, Latin an, Greek Lan.,asa-
cs grammaiiea'iy, Writing, Arithmetic r xii Conf
position sud topography. HE School VII conan ehee
on the nth OK january, and b. disccntnucd on th.
18th i!ecember following. Hours cf attendance win
be such as are customary ir other Grammar Schools
OF the neishborhood. The Vacation viii b.. one
r'onth in the summer-'rhe fees or Tuition in sny
or 81 o. the above mentioned Lrsne,,es will he q So
pail to tie Subscriber 1t eouai. quarter, ray,r,,s
ANY Scholar, becoming member of the ScbooI ,s;u
b. liable for the Tuition fees for the whole ycsr -
being fully sensible that the Patrons Of the SohooI
have perfect right examine it, Purils the S,,L
seriber win not only conceive it Lis duty but will
feel 1T pleasure TO examise any of the Students
whenever their Parents Guardians shall request
the same. te14
Bocrd, Lodging and Washing, inclusive, Gas here
tofore) will be furnished by Capt. james boswell,
AT oo dollars per annuni, payable to him at equal,
quarterly payments.
From the success which the Subscriber has hither-
totond IN his professional line and from conscious
ness OF having discharged his DUTY he is induced 10
believe, that he sal! again receive the liberal patron,
age otthose Gcntiemen who may think rropcr 10
send their sons School of the abov. dcrcript;on
RUTUo CHANDLER, a. 81 (,
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VA ASHINGTON TAyFRN ~.

va ASHINGTON TAyERN-The part.
w nership of ODE.W e NJOCEE war
dissolved, this day, by mutual consent, and the
gred term Of the lease, has been transferred 20 ITP
l!S "a. .uOOffE, who alone is authorised To re
Moore Va "u'" ''i'A
lie begs leave to assure lis friends and the milf,
IN general that every attention shall be devoted ia
rem der the Establishment agreeable - Trorsllrrs and
"'i,rs no MAY Favor him wit; their custom
fr!vate apartments, suitable for the reception Of
Families trai selling, and az convenient and r,ssbI a
any ~ tis eity, separate from fl;t part &C the ts;ah
hshmeLt devoted TO public entertainment can a!wa,s
be furnished '''' g" -
IrIty five members OF the next State LEGISLATURE
can DC comfortably accommodated on application to-
The Pubiic'o friend and Servant,
Aug. 90. ,'9,n
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NDUCATIOE.-Th subscriber intends
n to open SCHOOL for the instruction
Oh YOUTH on The first Monday in January next, at
William NJ. Rchardson's near Georges Tavern. -
Spelling. Reading, and Writing the English Ian
sdaSe, English Grammar and Arithmetic, will lie
Taught at eighteen dollars per scholar, for the term
nc iatih aud @reelS Languages, Moral Philosophy,
Rhetoric, Algebra, Surveying and Eurlids Elements
at twenty i've dollars per s:hoier. The wear will he
divided into two sessions, of five months each the
months OF vacation being June and Deccmbcr-
Hoardng may be- had II the neighhotlcod 2. q con
venient distance from the school William NJ Rich
ardson also viii take few Doar.lers, with the ey
ception Of finding beds.
GEORGE RICHARDSON.
Goochland, Sept IL vsun'
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Sept. 2a.

AOIlCE.-The Subscriber, being desi-
~ rous of asccrtaining Che state of The at
FAIRS o. the late Major Lawrence Butler. decd re-
quests all persons having claims against his estate 60
maze them known to him withoit delay. In max
ing TINS communication, the claimant is asked tn
state particularly the nature, amount AID DIT ~
ms demand Those who indebted to the estate.
are hereby called upon to make payment.
ROBERT PAGE, .A!anr.
Hith the viii annexed Of
LAWRENCE BUTLER, dgc'I ~
Frederick County, Va.
September s. s
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WA3 committed to the Jail Of Usnover
w County, IN the 18Th AUGUST. 1811 =
Negro Woman who calls herself CIII.hP. su,,,,oe.
cd 20 DC between fity aud s1ty years Of age, aort
i've feet SIX o. seven inches d. u, OF dark conpI,.xi-
on IS NATIVE OF Africa, END sag she belongs to alo
" Kedd OF Goochiagd county, Va. She has variety
of Clothes, which canuo, be particular, deecr;led
TIC. STARkI, SI'f. c.rg
~, 90 Jaisg q hm0gef coar.y.
Oci' ~ e
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CER1yEfC.,1rE.

For the Information Of those lo I've at distance.
We, The Subscribers, 20 certisy On tlc day and date
III las pcss ,sson satisfactory cre9cntias of his having
been Ciassicaiy Educated Que of tie best Public
hstitut'ons in our couistryrhat his character is ir
reproaesdie--snd that during The Ia er..l years
IL Which he has been engaged as a Teacher Of our:
children, he has taken ndcfatisahle pains-ant, la
wing bad no other avocaton, has teen unrese,yc,ly
devoted tn his profession We csnnct therefore but
ooie"o' that the public will readily pstronze such
man, employed in a business So laborious. and vrf
so usctu! t. the cominuuity.
LANES Do.SEELL,
JWO.N.2S PRICE
JOHN ". SYEPP.aRD,
O''ooer H. w6vp
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.NE HUNDRED DOLLARS Reward. !.

ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS Reward 7.
-. Runaway from the Subscriber. in Ha-.
MAX County, Va on the night of the 9Th instant
iHRf-E SLAVES, VIZ. J.4CK his wife BEIJ'ys
and their daughter F.s.N.N-Y. Jack is n small mn,
latto man about 40 45 years of age, his Lair in
elned to be straight-he is very sensible, and ara
i've, good gardener, hostler and carriage diver
oetty Is large mulatto woman, inclined to be very
heShy' and has pleasing countenance when SMOKES,
tO-she is between so aud SIS years of age-And
fahEy, a muatto girl, ID Is years of are. very
cross-eyed' has pleasing countenance and apt e,
smile when spoken to-she is low but stout and wen
made JACK carried with him two Blue Coats turn
ed up with buti one of which was nearly new. and
nuinDer OF other clothes. Betty and Fanny carTi
en- with them a number of clothes, not recoilected
nGy VIII no doubt attempt to pass as free and pro
Panty VIII be lurking about Richmond. where Retry
mas n brother and mother living both of them A.
irse-her brother calls himself John Hambletor -
All masters OF vessels and others are cautioned a.
e'nst conveying away, or in any way sarbor:nr said
Slaves ct their peril. 50 ''''
wii give the above reward, if secured in any Jal
20 sha' get them again, one-thrd for either OF
,"ei": IL brought home, all reasonable CHARGES VIII
be pad IN addition to the above reward,
n. D. Jack formerly belonged to Jeln D--rd. and
Betty was purchased OF John Corbin
JOHN WILSON, :
Committee Of
.. JAMES a. GLENN.