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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-22
Fray. ztion better than Chre.
F,y me Prevention and Cure of Bilious ana
.H,Egnan, Fevers, is recommended
HAHN'S ANTI-BlLLlOUo
PILLS.

l.
PILLS,
L,ueated (only) by II. LEE, S. Ma'ae'
Lane, .Nezs for6.
-HIS Medicine has for ten years pas''
beeo attended with degree OF success
h;.,,v ureatful to the invenor's feelings In
..vera, parts of the West Indies, ana the
sou,h.rr Of the United States, particularly ~
baltimore. Petersburg, Richmond, Nof'ok'
Edsnton. Wilmington, Charleston and oaVah-
nah. The testimony OF a number OF persons
ir each of the above places has been aodueea'
who have reason TO believe that eimeiy use
q this salutary remedy has, under providence
preserved their lives when IN the most a'"' HI
ing circumstances.
Facts of this conclusive nature, speak n'ofe
i,rfsyor of a medicine than columns OF Po"ip, :,
OILS eulogy founded on mere asseruoh 'ou''
be. ...d
7, is no, indeed prexumptuously proposed
os an inf,llible cure, but the inventor "Ss
every possible reason that can result rom
extensive experience, of believing that dose
at these pills, taken once every two weeks
du,;op the prevalence Of our bilious levers
vii, nroye an infallible preventative; ana
further, that in the earlier stages OF thoss
diseases, their use will very generally succeeu
in restoring health, and frequently IN Cases
Esteemed desperate, and beyond the power ol
ommon remedies
The operation of these pills is perfectly
mild-so as to be used with saie'yo! P9''''
IN every situation, anal OF every age
They are excellently adapted to carry Oh
suparhuous bile, and to prevent It's motoio
xecre.io.,s to restore and amendthe appetlte'
produce a free perspiration, and thereby pre-
vent colds, which are often OF fatal conse-
tmence,! q dose never fails to remove coio'
if taken ON its first appearance. iheY are
celebrated for removing habituai eostNe-|
ness; sickness at the stomach anu se'oio|
he id ache and ought to be taken by all persons
Oh a change OF climate.
They have been found remarkably ethcaci' i
Gus in preventing and curing disorders a'eeh
da,t on long voyages, and should be procured
and carsiul!y preserved for use by every
SEAMAN
: Cert scatt of A1r. lillian Devenney.
Dnr;,, ~, last nine years, have been IN
the hs 1T Of using Hahns AMBIGUOUS ms
prepared by the late Mr.. Lee, whenever Go'os
head aches or costiveness have rendered. me
dicine necessary in these cases sWeiey
a,.e has u,if,rmly removed my head-adnej
and has generally been found sufficient to re-
m,ve every symptom OF a cold, IT taken on
lis first appearance. induced by the bench
received, | have for years past recommends
ed them to many ,,tmy friends. and l havej
the pressure to inform you, they have lnVarla-I
hlr 81 :ceeded in removing the above COM
nI,,pts. Yours, sc.
VIM. Devenney,
No. rs Cherry Street, New York.
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Twenty Dollars Reward,
December 2s,

Twenty Dollars Re0vara,
For experimenting and securing in Jail SO
that I can get her again, negro woman,
named KENNY, about ls years OF age. It
is probable she is lurking about Alexandria
orits vicinity, as she has father * mother
living in that place.
Daingerfeld Lewis.
King George, Feb ,awtf-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-22
Ten Dollars Reward.

TIVE subscriber will give Ten Do'!ars 70
L ward fer experimenting negro @oa..
called SOPHY, asout IS years old. s'enIa
Ksade, rather under S feet she had on a CIV
and yellow striped habit Of linsey wc'sa.
but has variety of clo2ths--she hes s'so,
living in Georgetown with Mr.. ClernssoS'
her father Harry, works with Mr. hn1'"
ship carpentas in Alexandria
STEPHEN COOK
Leesburgs March As. !s%s-s
A Tanner and Currler
Coming nell recommended for indussry. ''">
ety and workmanship,
May have constant employ and liberaE
ges, by applying az OecoquQn, to
Jacob Jaanty.t
March !. III
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29
Penitentia.y Store Removed.

WTILLIAM ANDERSON, having been
w recently appointed Agent for the
common cal h in the place of David !.
Burr, iresigned) has removed the Peniten.
tiary Store to the houe formerly occupied
by Oakly PhLipott., nearly opposite RoS
bert GamhIs's, where he will keep :, con-
slant supply of the articles enumerated be-
low. The manifest Improvement in the
quality of the nails manufactured at the
Pentep,isry, under the direction of the
present superintendent of that INSTITUTION,
the late deduction which has been made
from the former low prices of the Cut
Nails, together with the disposition which
should be felt ty the inhaotants of the
state, tor the encouragement OF its own ma
nufactures, are inducements which ne. fat
tiers himself, will give them a preference
to any others in market. Orders from
Merchants, Inspectors, Carpenters, or o.
theirs, living in the country, shall DE punc-
tually attended to.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29

the Minbury Galloway, great great great
great great grandam by Sauce Box, son
q Gregg, sire oil Crof,s Old Partner-
JAMES LORD, Seal.
/ do certify that the above pedigree rs a
true copy frcm the.original enc sent ne by
james Lord. Given under my hand and
seal the twenty third day of Dec. one thou
sand eight hundred four.
VIM. LIGHTFOOT. Seal.
Joe Andrews was got By Eclipse, his
dam by A,Jmapda, by Omnium, her dan
Cloudy by Blank-Crab, Weddington - AT,
by Partner General Stud Book page 5th
printed in 1868, by James Weatherby.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29
G O o D S,

u u u II D,
contained in 313 packages, and will be
sold by the piece or package-viz=
Superfine Cloths, single and Dole. Milled
Cassimeres, Swansdowns, Dble. Milied
Drabs, Coatngs, Dulfls, Plains, Kerseys,
Kendall Cottons, Rose and Duffil Blankets,
Pellcse Cloths, Plain and Spotted FIan-
neis, Imperial aud Fancy Cords, Veivetss
Veivetcen. Veiverets, and Tabby Nelvets,
Ladies, Gentlemen and Youths Worsted
and Cotton Hosiery, Negroes do. IRISH
tons, White and Color'd. Cotton Cam.
brics, Callicoes, Dimities, Jeans, a great
variety of Musiins, GA Seeded Muii Robes,
Jubilee Corded Gsuze, Cut and Diagonal
Spider Stripes, Jubilee Corded Jaconet,
Birdseye, and G Diapers, loweiliDgs, and
! Table Damask, Cotton and Thread E.ds.
ings and Laces, Fancy Embroidered Mus.
| lin Trimmings, Ladies Bordered and Prin-
ted Pocket Handks. Fancy Romalls, Mad
rass and Pulicat, DO. Fancy Silk and
Cotton Ginghams, Mems Silk Hats Mems
and Boys Wool do. Servants Glazed de-
ouspenders, Sewing Cotton and THREAD
assorted Coach Lace, Gallons, &c. sc:
Together with a great variety of HARD
WARE AND CUTLERY, and few Ca.
ses particularly suitable for Country Stores,
Mems Saddle Trees, Chaise do. Black
smiths Tools, States.
ANT TABLE CHINA
SETS, well assorted, Crates and Casters.
The balance OF the Fall supply is expec.
ted By the first arrivals from. Europe.
ON HAND,
Powder and Shot assorted, Cotton aRd
Wool Cards assorted Swedish and Conn.
try Iron, Jamaica and Antigua Rum, im.
ported in 1905, New do. Pennsylvania
Whiskeys Green Coffee, Salt Rice, Cot-
tom Flax, Indigo, Copperas, Salt Petre,
Cut ard Wrought Mails assorted, Bar
cad, Soap, Cut HerriDgs, Tar, Lumber,
&C. &c.
Iwou!d, also sell, 1000 Bills. Tar, Tur..
pentine aud Rosin. 150, 0o0 White and Red
Oak hogshead Slaves, deliverable iD Nor.
folk, or at City Point. u Cash given for
Country Produce.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
Rchmsnd. Oct. 10, 1910. [eptf1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29
CIVILIAN THORNroN."

IL The subscriber has good and exten..
siye pasiuraRe gratis, and promises great
attention to mares, but No liability for ac d.
c;dents or escapes. The Groom viii ex !.
pect one dollar with each mare.
THOMAS BRANCH.
February 90, 1911 w1Ot paid
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29
JAMES STEWART, Ex'or.
Of w. II. Lighfoot, dec.
PEDIGREE.

Jack Andrews was cot by Toe Andrews,
bis dam ~ HighAYcr us grandam by as
dinal 'ut, lis great grandam Tatler, bis
great grcat grandam BY Seip, his gscat great
gicst gfandam by Lard Goiolphio's Arabi-
az, bis great great gfea, great grandan by
Stauyan's Arr bisD, which mare was own
sister to Framtons White neck, full sister 20
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29

on the motion of the appellee, by his counsel,
it is ordered, that the said appellant, Ann
Smith. do appear here on the frat Monday in
July next, aud shew cause. ifany she can, why
the said appeal should not stand and be rcviv.
ed and proceeded in. in her name and that
a copy of this order be Forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in the city of Rich.
mond for two months successfully, and post
ed the front door of the Capitol in the said
city.
A Copy-Teste,
H. DANCE, c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29

a FINE CHESTNUT HORSE fifteen hands
a high. elegantly formed, and handsomely
marked, viii stand to cover mares the ensuing.
season Al ihe subscviber's, in the forks of Hano-
yer, ard at Hanover Courthouse, on Wednes
days and THURSDAYS, until o'clock, and The
balance of the days in the week at the sub
sefibeTs and 30 at each paee alternately through
the season, unless carried come pa5he m e-
nns or place TO be shewu. >Tbf seNpriAwili
commence the 20 h of March. AND eSbir& The
iTss Of ugust. The price vi be IN Hols
20 be paid at tbs expiration of the sess5qA-,he
leap, Five Dollars cash. and " Cents 10 the
groom in eiher instance. To tf0se.-sgo send
their mares 20 the Horse whilst he is/standing
at the subscriber's. good and extensive pastuF
age viii be furnished gratis, but no responsible.
lily for accidents or escapes in any instance.
p 4 ID L G r. z T..
ToM ToUcH was bred by John Heomes, Eco
he was got by the imported horse. Escape, his
aar, the celebrated running mare Fairy his
srandam The imported mare Mambiina, &c. &c.
JOHN THORNTON, SEN.
Apt 3, 1871. GRO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29
C. o o D s,

suitable TO the season.
-A.orc THsM ARR
London and Yorkshire Superhne Cloths and
CasSimeres
Union, Bedford and Bennett Cords,
Swansdowns. Toilinettss and Dinin's 5.4 and
dble. Mild Clohs,
Coating, Bearskin, Fsieze, Flaunels * Baizes,
Plans, Kersey's add Blankets
Cough and Brali~ai,e's napt Cot,ons ~:
Yam Hose, Worsted and Cotton Stockingkl/
Hhdfs. Shawls and Muslins,
Silk Velvets and Sewing silk,
1rish Linens ard Drogheda's,
Oasen', Cord, Velvets, Thicksetts and Con.
sttutinp Cords,
A good asso5tment of Saddlery, Hardware
aud Cutlery,
Smiths Bellows, Auvs and Vises,
Far Bar, Crawley K English BlS,ered Steel,
He continue, TO transact business on commits.
sion. ll.as for sale,
ION CONSIGNMENT,
Queens Ware. Wniskey, shad and Bar Iron.
ROBERT GAMBLE.
Richmond, Nov. 9. 1910. t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29
THE BLACK
AyaB,an 6}. BARB,

WILL stand; the ensuing season, at the
~ stable Of The subscriber, in the county
os Chesterfield, FIVE miles from Goodies
and Bevlps Bridges, on Appomattox RI
yer, and IS miles from Richmond and Pc
leisburg, TO cover mares at the moderate
prcesof s so the season, dischargeable by
the payment OF s 90 within the season,
which will commence the 1st day of March,
and expire the last day of July. Any gen.
tleman who will serd three mares, of his
own properly, shall be entitled to the sea-
son OF one GRATIS
The Black Arabian Barb arrived in A..
merica about five months ago; and as he
came from country where pedigrees are
not registered, no pedigree was received
with him: The subscrlberJ however, will
state that he is a horse of an unusual size
FOR an Arabian. being about II hands high,
OF great bone and muscular powers with
great activity and from the letter which
Col. Lear -FOUR Consul in Algisrs5wsSte TO
to VIM. Thornton, Esq. of Washington to
whom this horse was sent, e VIZ ~ in
iy selected from the bes5 stofff hat
country. as the following e,SM nom
VIM. fh~nroo, Esq. to tivAsSbscri5f vii!
snow
"This ncAs amin sx@as lately sent on
the joint accouN OF go. Lear cur Consul
General to the bary powers resident
at Alg'ersJ andGNslf. BY the Consul's
letter, this hVke wa bred in the Noun
tains of AlssEs--and Npugh many of the
ned.a;sK descendsd froA Araoians, he
says - has reason to belisHg, that this
possesses as much of the the Arabian
blood as any horse in the Regency. He is
suil' seventeen hands high, black, being the
tavorite color among the Barbs. and so We.
ry famous as a foalgetter. that Col. Lear
is very DESTROYS OF obtaining some OF lis
stock.
:" He observes, that he does not send a
Pedigree, as the people CT Barbary de not
keep them --but that he is assured, by those
VINO knew the horse, that he is OF the first
and highest Arabian biood-and that he is
highly valued, as possessing many OF the
points the most IN estimation among the A.
rabs. The dress l received with him.
am ashamed TO send, as it seems htter Tor
an Empress than Horse, BENG a rich
crimson satin, spendidly woven with gold
flowers all over and surrounded with n We.
ry deep fringe OF crimson and gold, anu
lined with rich damask. His tai swept
the ground on arriving at BAltimore--but
am sorry that groom was So oihCious as
TO shorten il.
General Ridgeley, of Hampton, who
has possessed some of the best running
horses IN America, wishes to breed from
Elm, and declares he never saw a horse
with so many and such extraordinary run
Hing points--i am of the same opinion.
ms Horse Is very spirited and vigorous,
thoagh exceedingly gentle and good tenn
pered.
WILLIAM THORNTON"
II The subscriber has good and exten.
sive pasturaRe gratis. and promises great
attention to mares, but No liability for ac.
cidents or escapes. The Groom viii ex.
pect one dollar with each mare.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29

VIRGINIA
AT Superior court Of Chancery, holden at
the Capitol IN the City OF Richmond,
the 23d day OF February, 1911.
David Chisholm, ex'or. of Waiter CHS.
holm, who was administrators of Joan
Chisholm, Pitt.
AGAINST
George Dickinson. administrator of C Gorge
Mattock, Deft.
He defendant who is ont of this coun-
try, and against whom the plaintiff APP
peers to have proceeded In the mode pre-.
seri5ed by law against absent 1efrndaNts,
and he still failing TO appea1 and ansvHsr
the bill, on motion of the plafuff bfEork.
sci. the court doth take his btl for l&nfk-
sed and The cause cofaing ono be--eSd,
the court after considering theN4hill.< and
exhibits, doth order, that the plain8i, do
render an account of the administration Of
Walter Chisholm, decd on the estate of
John Chisholm, dec. before one Of the COM
missioners of this court, 70 b. by him ex.
am'ned, stated, settled and TO the court re-.
ported, with any matters specially stated,
deemed petteusnt by himself, or which
may be requiredby the parties TO be so sta
ted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29

JUST arrived per the Brig Diligence,
y capt. Tracey, from Liverpool, a very
general assortment of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29
NEW YORK
STATE LOTTERY.
Uns0n College,
NO. ~
VIRGINIA, to wit /:

At Cour, of Appeals held at the Capitol in
Richmond, the tenth day of Apri, 1911.
Anne Smith, exccutrix of John Smith, Appt.
AGAINST
Daniel Grill, Appellee.
: / pom appeal from decree pronounced
Z bv the SIpe,iot Court &c ci,nca,,, hold
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29
JACK ANDREWS,

7 IMPORTED bv WIN. Lishtfoot esq. dec.
4 Of Charles City county, full fifteen and
a half hands high, a blood bay, finely form-
ed in high health, vigor and spirit, the most
active and best bottoMed horse, ever I'M
ported into this country, now rising 10y ears
old -
WW stand The ensuing Season,
At Sandy Point in Charles City county, and
will be let 10 mares at IS dollars the season,
which may he discharged by the payment
of 90 dollars if paid within the season,
which will commence theiss OF March and
end the LIST of August, TEN Dollars the
single leap do dollars to insure mare in
foal, and one dollar to the groom. The
leap and groom money to be paid when the
service is rendered.. Provided the mare
is changed the owner shall be liable. Elk.
tensivef pastursge gratis, and all possible
care taken to prevent accidents or escapes,
but no liability for either.
JAMES STEWART, Fx'or. of
w. ii. LIGHTFOOT, De'd.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-09-13
Twenty Dollars Reward.

. AN away from the subscriber, living
N on Opeckon creek, Frederick County,
Virginia, on the 10th inst. negro Woman
called KENNY, formerly the property of
Mr.. Alexander Stephen, ofBerkeley, and
not long since the property of Mr.. Cephas
Beall of Martin.burgh, she is about IS
years of age, middle size and about cho.
eolate colour, pretty full fac'd, thick chin'd,
wears her hair comb'd, aud sometimes
plated round her head, good teeth, an i'm.
pudent look and speaks loud and distinct
She took with her variety of othing,
among which are, some handsome Cling.
hams, Csllicos, Morocco shoes, several
fashionable Ladies neck Handkerchiefs.-
Also, some money, but the sum not ascer.
tanned. will give the above reward for
experimenting and securing said runaway
in any Jail so that can get her again.
AMBROUSE VASE.
August so, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-09-13
7 axe Notice.

THAT Petition will be presented to
l. the next General Assembly. praying
that so much of the Counties of Hampshire
and Berkeley as are inclosed in the follow
ing bounds, to wit: "Beginning at the
mouth of Cherry's run, at the river Poto.
mac N the County of Berkeley, thence up
the said run to the head thereof, thence
due west to the top of Sleepy Greek noun
tain, thence with the top of that mountain
to the line that divides the said County of
Berkeley from the County of Frederick,
thence with that line to the Hampshire line,
with the division line between Frederick
and Hampshire, to the road leading from
Winchester to Old-Town, up that road to
Little Cacsphon river, with that river to
the Potomac, and down that river to the
beginning" may be formed into separate
County, and that the public buildings for
the same be erected in the town of Bath.
September 6, 1911. 2m. l
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-09-13
For Sale,
A TRACT OF LAND,

IN Berkeley County, on Cherry Creek
and Potomack River, containing 529 acres.
The title is indisputable, and POSSESSION can
be delivered on the 25th December next,
free of every incumbrance whatever.
MIR. Shekel, at the Halfway House, will
shew the boundaries: it is situate near
mile on the river, the bottom land being
very fertile, but narrow, and the upland is
good for wheat--The greater part of the
tract is in wood, and it is well watered with
springs. The land will be sold for cash, or
short credit; and any person inclining TO
purchase, may send his proposals, in writ
ing, to Alexandra, where the subscriber
resides; who is ready to specify the terms
of sale, and to treat.
CHARLES LEE.
August 9, 1911. 8""
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-09-13
From the National IntsIligencer.
AMBITION AND GLORY.
cANro 3d.

What then is GLORY IT'S for home to fight;
,ris to assert free and Heaven born right;
sTis to unsheathe the trusty battle-blade,
When tyrants threaten, and when foes invade !;
1t is like WALLACE ~ bravely to impart
Courage to nerves, and feelings to the heart,
n endure privations for our country's good,
Nor unprovok'd to lavish human blood
Where, Caledonia, where thy heroes nowP
Where the brave clans who rang'd thy rugged
browP
When the bold Chieftains led them to the field,
TO fight, to die, to conquer, ne'er to yield.
Strong were your nerve, ye mountainous OF
toll,
We fought for Liberty, for home, for soil
Shew d the despoilers,a as they backward ran,(n)
That he who fights for freedom is a MAN
The standard raisd, the Slogans dreadful
cry (o)
Drew Caledonia's sons to victory.
Though centuries have rolld since WALLACE
bled, (p)
Still blooms the laurel round his honor'd head
Still still Lis valiant deeds enrolPd by fame,
Shall foster Lbertys eternal fame,
And Caledonia at some distant day,
Shall burst the letters of despotic sway
m The name of Wallace must be dear to
every friend of Liberty, and his character il
such beautiful mixture of valor, mercy
kindness, courage, and fortitude, as car
scarcely be equailed. Washington alone may
be compared to him, and he was not SO severe
" tried, and lived in less barbarous times.
M At Falkirlx, BaDnockburn, &c. whsr
Wallace and his adherents defeated the vas
armies Of Edward of England, who narrow
ly escaped with life.
to- The war-cry of the border clans.
m WcItace liv'd in the 18th century.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-09-13
Saddle and Harness
Making.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
l. his customers, and the public gene.
rally, that he is still carrying on the Saddle
and Harness making business in the house
next to Mr.. Smiths Store, in the main
street Martinsburgh, wherehe has guam
tity of work finished and for sale on very
low terms. He has now in his employ an
excellent and fashionable workman, and
engages, that all work made in his shop,
shall give full satisfaction, as to quality,
fashion and price-He will warrant, thar
all Saddles made by him, shall not hurt the
horse for two wears.
JOHN HELFERSTAY.
August 9, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-09-13
Middle Ra ces.

nm Wednesday the 25th of September
~ next, will be run for over a hand.
some course in view of said town, purse
of Sixty Dollars, free for any horse, mare
or gelding in the United States, four mile
heats and repeat, carrying weight for age,
agreeable to the rules of the Jockey Club.
On Thursday the Goth, will be run tor
over the same ground, purse OF f0r!y
Dollars, free as shove, three mile heats
and repeat, the winning horse the preced-
ing day excepted.
On Friday the 9th, will be run tor over
the same ground, handsome Sweepstake,
free as above, the winning horses the pre-
sedng days excepted.
No person or persons will be permitted
to erect a Booth on or near the ground,
sxcep, they pay Ten Dollars to the purse.
Regular judges to be chosen for each days
running, TO end any disputes that may a.
rise-fcur horses to start each day, or no
race.-Three dollars entrance each day, or
double at the post for each horse.
WILLIAM MASLIN,
ABRAHAM BELL,
Managers.
Aurust 80 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-09-13
Mr.. John Campbell,
August 9, 1911.

VOU not being an inhabitant of this
i commonwealth, take this method OF
notifying you, that on Tuesday the 29th of
October next, shall, at the house at which
Mrs. Ruth Mackey now resides in the town
of Martinsburgb, Berkeley county, Vir-
ginia, take the deposition of Abram Hooper,
relative to a certain matter of controversy
now depending and undetermined, on the
chancery side of the inferior court of the
aforesaid county, in which | am plaintiff,
and you and certain Archibald
Campbell, defendants which deposition |
shall offer in evidence at the trial of said
suit.
JACOB HOOPER.
Martinsburgh, Aug. %, 1911. Pm.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-09-13
Ten Dollars Re1rayd.

CTRAYED or stolen on Sunday evening
- the 25th of August last, from Henry
Hullinix's shed near SmithGeld, Jefferson
County, BROWN HORSE, with some
white hairs, and two hind feet white, be.
tween IS and l6 hands high, five wears old
last spring. tro,s generally, bu. will pace a
little, shod all round-has been used as a
Wagon horse & exhibits marks of it. Who
ever takes up said Horse and secure. him
so that | get him again, shall have the above
reward and all reasonable charges paid by
the subscriber.
JAMES SHORT.
Near the burnt Mill, Jefferson
County, Sept. 6, 1911. s