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20 DOLLARS REWARD.

ypANAWAY from the Fails Plantation, on the
4 night sf tie 25th Superintendent Negro Men
NELSON, bisck man, stout aud well made, about
feet high and % years of age he was raised in the
neighbocrhood cf Hobs Hole, and was purchased in
March last Of a Mir Ciittepden. His clothing Was an
Oznai uigs shirt ad psntaloons and homespGn coN;
new wool hat.
MILTON, Of darl; complexion, about 5 feet or S
inches high and rather slender made lsuppose nne-
teen yea odd answers remarkably quick when spo-
ken to- ard ifGucst'nned rnriely, apt to samme,-
iie WIS raised al Norfolk, where it is likely he viii
attempt to go oc quits his ns.ghou hood lis corh-
ing was an Oznaburg shir and grey KELSEY coat x pan
falcons, also a wool hat.
Arcvsrd Of wcnty Dollars will he na'I on delivery
a SAIL Negroes @ the subscriber o,0r there being Sc
cured in Jail so Gat be may get tbemor ten collars.
Tor e.tlpr. FitS. 5. .S.I1{PSON
Octobcr13. WV
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LAND FOR SALE.

u VIII sci Tie tract Of land on Which nov, rcsiic
lying the mead Of Appomattocl river. in P,in
Edward county, containing one thousand acres. Or
thercab0uts There said tract three Or four small
arms under good lenccs-there snew six hundred n
eres al gOUl tobacco land 10 cut down. there is near
one hundred acres can De- overAowed and converted in
70 meadow Taken altogetherit enjp,s more a,vsnta-
ges than any tract in at settlement and commou,ls
the main buckingham road, on both SIDES Gr upwards
Of one mile, being rcn1rtaby wl and timber
ed, and not one ac,v The tract bat what is level e.
nough for cTlfwe.-ihcro is quantity Of IN sorts nf
Fruit Trees Of the best quality. Indeed. IS allowed
by the best Judges tohe valuable aoc, as any IN the
county Any pei~os incHns Go purchese will undonbt-
edy view u, whch w'll be- ne best rcco5nenia.iOn--
Their. is Grist and Saw Win i,ldn b.ta mile. and
bay i2mcs from The inspection q Sent Geek. 90
tron n unorl t1 - hi5v ttuohburc Furtber
pai1cua,a can be- known by appiyin-to
fHion WVisgr Sent.
VI O. SIP
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10 BE jfA.WT'ED Oh SOLE,

II NlAINSAON itOOSL Hc Ill,
g GtORNEK OF Eleventh and Market Streets Phila-
Z dclpia ard poss ssiOn to be hal immcdiat ly.--
The house is - Tee front 60i;.et deep, and fonr sto
rics high. The LOTS $50 fet deep 70 a 50 feet street
There are annexed twn la &C bu!diaSs one of which
conains Il bed clam ers the oici.i. 81 feet front,
-Sf deep and two stor i,,sh s.ate Elrvei'h aad
the 80 te' street The preset tengnt NJ Nil.iam
henshaw, has had upwards q! 90 hcds employed IN tns
Establishment. Every thing employed III ;lie kitchen
ami wash-honse, by contract With Mr. Renshaw
Ina;r The whole IS completely furnished ila public
house.
The p g. nj tenant he's rubished noth 2 but WI is
perfectly correct, and the extract from his ,yertse-
Invnt gives description Of the establishment
viz: WIN. Ren,law informs his friends and a1;icu-
larry Ladies ard Gentlemen travelling, that in his new
esta lishni nj lac has it ampyn his power to accomm9-
date them in superior style, having number OF pyi-
vde IIarons for families well ouhlc and single
bodied chambers. The situation pcasan, and airy, be
ing opposite "a m open square, hereby giving hs es,a
6llshment adeelcd advantage every Cling Of the
Kind in Philadelphia
Should tie tenant or purch ser be incliucd To cx-
tend lis views, there ~ lot adjoining ISL feet on Eie-
vent. ana I52 feet on re 80 feet street lie may have
tie sLolecr part OF tli3Iot. For terms apply te
JOSEPH TRENT
P;chrrort Oct f9 en3,v
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Er2M ne Mr. yort Gn-ette.

we have been. ob,gingly favored with
Dutch papers TO the 28th, and London to the
l9th OF August, from winch we have hastily
selected the articles below.
Although we 60 not find any thing in TIE
Dutch papers respecting the INCORPORATION of
Belgium with the Netherlands, vet, from the
circumstance of his Royal Higlness, the Prince
OF Orange being ut Brussels, and there re-
ceiVmg congratulations on the subject, there
taken place.
Royal Highness the Prince Of Orange
has received tie Order Of the Garter from
The FRINGE Regent of EnElanG the Heredit
a'y Prince OF Orange, that OF the Order OF
the Bath
Onthe celebration Of the birthday Of the
Sovereign ~fHo.land, on the 2}th OF Augr,s5.
at The FIELDER, tie Toast was The Congress
at OThenF--nny their deliberations be soon
crowned with happy peace"
Extract gra litter frou .Hnqterqqm. dted
Gin '''''
The negotiations az Client between the
fngllsh and American Commissioners. wi.ich
su'-"ed temporary Interruption, have re-
commenced, and are now continued. tbou.b
nothing IS known rs to the probable result
which isawaltcd with FL that interest Which
l5s Importance even to Europe inspires. IN
tins country, it is the general wish that 4
peace may soon be concluded until tina, e.
vent, the Commercial world viii not be res
tored to quetness
'..Our Markets and Txchopre on hand o.
perlence from day to day great fuouations
EHchar 3 on L,ldon, which had been as hiyh
as 80, ] o. is again down to 81, and apparet,t
" falling more. This affords one ofthe r. nv
proofs that trade Is yet unsettled"
Ir7nslafcd (1on tie .HyuaferTq,q C1rg1y.
QAugn8f 81, for the Mar York Gp-euc
GHENT, Aug. 15.--On Monday last tine
English Ambassadors were entertained AZ Inc
hotel OF the American ambassadors with q
yety sumptuoYs dinner, where many Of our
most respectable inhab tauts at,cnJC1
Aug 1.-THE English and ,he american
MINISTER'S, treat each other with the utmos,
! respect and civiit9. The evrran-, If t5e,,
respective powers took place az the tso,el les
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Pichrnord, Oct IS. ep2w
FlYE DOLlARE NNNARN-

A Large Chesnut Sorrel HORSE, about I6 hands
n high, seven y OLD, WIKI star IN his forehead
and small snip on las nose, with hni foot white,
escaped from tie stable OF MAJOR Edmund 1.rior IN
Richmond, on THURSDAY evening last.--Any person
who viii return said erse to me ut Camp-iIo.ly, or
ali deliver INN az Capt. RyIand Randoipi's sable in
Richmond, shall receive the above reward, ether hy
application 70 Capt. Thos NJ. Randolph, jr now in
Richmond, or to me hegc.
JoHyVH P-EYTO.N
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VIZ MA:
1 T prirc '7,,; 81 ne ClsrE'q OGce ,rt5. S,,.e
! 3 rfor I@Tf oftHncsrvfs tie I9scinouH Iiis.
s ,5' ne. 1s.stt dWcf lug. 1914:
Nm. DmSsi nm PrtG
AGAINST
hto5zy B. Ciison, ing 4. 3. Gibson, ol4ate r.
Bel, RicioyE IiggSa, E.!Drt,d F,e.,;.ato, T.eoe
'ir, Joel ". Jones, job,i HoolsoiI e,id Join Rei
TIE d.fndaat Robert r. Gi5so,, no, hez,;,,e en-.
t;Te" hRs fpe lce ant elUea sec1fyfy accoyyE1q 10
ne 'fct o. Sssn6y a,ld ne Rules IF tfis Cont ana
II afe"s3nP 6p siact1rs e5,ience thur he ie il,t an
''h%5.'4,!s 81 ms copt'Y: II s ordered, TIM the
sud Dcien,!1H ~ Ghhso' here on lie first dy effhc
''sct tern and se tie biz qttie Pin.ff End mar
corr 81 ms order be- foTh-Ftt serteiT same ,-ro
bater u5lsiedii re { voflcarro,,d for t,go ,1o,5e
sS;cs'stSy, c't 3sste. at The fo,s- do5r of The Can
iToi,h sGidCiy.
c U.lE " HENZN-C, c. e.
'1fV'H'fHT'3. eSSzs
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WE OFFER EoB SAVE

so Bales Napt Coto;,s, Cough * BraitLwait's man
ufrtory ,Hnd principally high numbers,
90 Pieces twil,c,l aciSing,
10 Pa's9-i, III, ia Bel blankets.
SW'o Pounds best london some !'yin..
%VF o Se''s e''le;nc Of the hest qpality,
~ lhzon fn,I Hose,
Lr'nEs " orsted and Lambs Woo, Isosc,
ditto Manchester S;ugs,
An assortment u; hc.yev best Mated steel s,dtary
Gloves, Nuns Thl>si, Combs, sc.
" hieh WI BE- sold on reasonable terms for cash
acceptances in town
T0-NPKLN.S 81 .ifURR.qY
Sent. L. sc
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from ne Erchqng- Csfee Houee Boots.

BOSTON, Saturday Evening, Oct. l.
The gentlemen who arrived II the East
ward IN prize schooner, from CaGiz, arrived
IN town last evening. One Of them favored
nc with the loan Of file Of Cadiz and Mad
rid papers, the former to the 9th July. lhe
latter tothe 23G, containing the decree for the
re- establishment Of the inqrisition, winch
have got translated aud IS rs follows:
HdIbfemtW 20 the AIra'1;d Ga-effr, .T4ky
23i. 1914.
HE KIN orr lord has been pleased TO en-
act tie following decree
Tie glorous title Of Catholic by which Tho
Kings ofSnain are distinguished among the o.
ther Christian Princes. because thev do not
tolerate III their Kingdom any ono Who pro-
tesses another religion than the Catholic. A.
postolic and Roman, has powerfully excited
my heart to emnIoy all tn means which Cod
mas placed iu NY hands, in order TO make nv
self worthy IF Il.
The past troubles crd war. which afflicted
all the Provinces nj the Kingdom, during the
space ot six wears the residence therein du-
ring that time Of foreign troops oF different
sects' almost all infected with abhorreuce and
haue1 TO Catholic RELIGION and the dis
order that these evils ALWAYS bring with
them, toretNcr i,h thc i.t'le care which was
tar % FOR some t.mc, IN providing fer what
con-errsd She things Of rc,in' or. give to the.
W'C'-ea l..lHaitel lcelSc TO live after the
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

AN-A-WhY from the Subscriber, a rnulatto nan
y named "eorse, very likely, about twenty
TX sars of ,ge ve'y bshy hair. tvc b.bjn, sncats
tfri looks Ike SaiT-jIe was seen crossing Nayo's
e,yse n' Sun'ay mornins and It is probable he has
t''+7.i tie roi towards Norfolk, where he formerly
lNea, o, % Pr'n"e-tdwsrl COul%l i0ise--Tae a,oy.
re"Sv' "'i reasonable eYpences will be pail on his
'e'ns lodged in J;d', delivered to'hc Subscriber.
GEORGE MARX
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40REiGN.

lCi al Z n.Gilons he,yse that eve, afflicted tbe
human race, tiat Of the Tnq1s o, Of Spain stands
amongst me ifSt.--i'ke many other schemes Of
priescIit it supports the human tv7p, in o,,,ot;
cn 10 To- VIII and design Of orr Creator, WHO leaves
aii creation free to worship him in their own wav-
- FeIdu@nd the IVA prop his mortal throne in
ths way, II he caooses but Sill let him rccolect the
oy OF reu1hniion, ot Only to the people. but % COL
whom lac nosks when he makes is. of his t,,,ne
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VIRGINIA.

{ 1 Ru2s holden in the Clerks OfRce ofrre Snperi-
" or Covrf- ct Chancery Tor the Richu.ond District
the lstdac Of September, lSI4.
Frances 1ahh, pr
AoA1a-T,
PiaHp Gryt.as Rsndo!;h, Susanna Crvmes Ranislpb
o'iy Cary Randolph, Roherr Carer RsuIolnb and
taey Bur%c Randolph. infant ei,iidaen, heirs and
dl,alhutees ofAre!Ul. Gary Randolph nv .Ino Ran.
do.fa 20 be assigned their guardian to defend tho, in
tins s''t.it;ahd. Y. Ncnablc Sa,nl w enable WV
=. Ferahie Goodr:dge wilson, his wife, Elzahetb
wilson, Nathaniel Ner,able and hi1 wife Martha g.,
p2ti'e James Daniel for lis children ochis deceased
"''s Anne Daniel wich said Rieil,rrl n. Vcnab.
ahd others last mentioned are the co-hsirs If bra
ham g. Nenal!e, Edward Scott, william SCOT To-
Seil So'it aid William Bass anil Betsy lns vifo o,,d
" iis@D Atcrwcther and Sally his vic wbicl, s,il
l.f'wari Scott, William Scott Ioseph Scott William
ass a'Ei William Meriwcther are the co-hei,s of
Joseph Scott decd ami Francis Watkins, D.fs
= mr. DeftHGantJa'nes Daniel, no. having entered
ms appearance and given security accoriG 70 the Act
o. sscnby L the Rules Of this Court s. L appeerng
hy satisfactory eylene that he IS not an i,aLtont Il
THIS country: n IS ordered That the said Defendant
do appear here the frs, DIV Of the next farm and
answer the bill of the Plaintiff and at COW a. hi,
oT'er be forthwith inserted in spme nevsa1cr rub
shed IN Ne City ofR;ehmond, for two months success
FTri andPosted at tn front door OF the Capital III the
4 Copy. Te.,e,
WM. w. HENTNS. r. c.
er,Cyp
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DRY GOODS ar AUCTION:


GS Uetiresohty The ieth iist 1ciHbe sold bositi,cly
7s:cHt recire, al he stors Of The tcem aGsf
atore mr. Robert Jonygas Gad mra1ly obbosite tie
.ne1'hGats Cctee ROnss large and va,,aJie ossor;-
neHt Of ORF-GOOOS, V9=.
lose RLfnkets, 1,R;chssty, Kendall Cottors. h,,La
Cooa Domestic Conons, i'tgdnt silks. J4ne:1 Dir
fer, 1G5e Cloths, Hdiacodib,gs, Cotton and Tin
en- Cap'5rTc, Sih- Gioves, Domestic Sha.vls, Coare-
Clotis, CoasGsg, O-nn6tTgs, Cnsine,es, F2dii,cls
irist Sisetings. Siherfns Biue Cloths, Ho,,sicci
hosiery aud a srea va'Tesy ofo,her eracles too :s
deus to mention
IeTniS--at SoIe 20 commence at 10 oclacS.
Monctire. Robinson u PleaSanfs
II The above sale IS Numerically postponed until
Noalay the l7thns wheu i, win styely take u'ce
SJiHS DROON,fss Scuool reeon.ulenced on Mon
va day the 10Th instant.
ol.4I4s OIf Gf2OfCEf,
,IoEES CoUNG'9-:
z HEREBY revoke "a Tower Of Attorney, given hv
4 me 10 Edward ronoy o. eowaa,an County, Va. {;
warn al! persons nAterested to take ,i"e notice.
GEonGE BARNES.
Oct. 49, olp
SYA(FaSfsNS
s WANT twenty Wagons, to ioad ior ihiadalPha
"a Immediately. W,t. SgEruFan.
De-: 5. St
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'TILT-HAMMER ESTABLISH-
MENT.
.JOSNIoyy N p7rr-A rC n.

JOSTPHH T0H.N ES, 81 Ca.
ESFEGrFULi.Y iufarm the public that they
v have just completed this establishment in Frank
haA"my, Va about tour mics b.Iow the court house
immediately in the neighborhooa ocCal.awRy's Ron
=" "r's They have provided themselves with good
and ta,th:u! wosnen, and the best az materials m nm
Ing Seythe-'ilades, Rceping-Eooks, Weedinc Hoes,
DRAWING and Cutting Knives, Syc Sc
They will alsocarry on the Wagon aL:,,- bis;ne-,
eXtensvely--the wool and iron part o. witch will be-
mate BY neat anil experienced han,is-Orters and re-
ally attended tn.
the prices are is follow, 20 wit
crvtne b'%ies, from S24 1850 doz.
leaning zoos, - 7tp9
Wedding Hnes, ;, stoo
Era"'ns h"lvcs, ~ 10
1uuins b'des, 16tot6
Wagon Ironed complete. $50
Aug. 81
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I4N4I' II'IN, IViiE 'IN.
There is, we find, a misaDprchcasion =, the
public respecting Mr.. Canning. lie is
not Ambassador to Lisbon le very likely
MAY never assume that character there.
On account of the health Of his son he is &c
me to reside at Lisbon, and, under possible
circumstapces, it might be thought at.vanta-
geous 70 tie pubic servic if Mr. Canning were
to take the situation Of Ambassador EXcraor-
binary on special mission
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BERKELEY SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA.

The subscriber returns his most sincere
thanks for the patronage he received last
season by a generous public. From the
great encouragement he has met with, he
has made it his business wholly to attend
and make every preparation for the general
satisfaction Of those who may please to
honor him with their custom. He has re.
moved a number of nuisances; built and
repaired buildings, and has pct all the
baths in complete order, SO that every
thing may be wholesome and clean. In
short he has every building in town except
Mr. Abernathy's stone house, which he oc-
cupics himself. The subscriber has rented
squire Hunters house at the sign of Gen
eral Washington, together with the rest OF
his buildings and improvements where
he will accommodate those that chuse to
call on him or at the Old Coffee House
near the Bath Square, where the public
will find the subscriber with two attentive,
nolite young men as Bar keepers, not
such as he was so unfortunate as to fall in
with last season. Good Cooks, pasturage,
sc. good Ostlers, select Walters for the
House, choice Liquors of the best quality
in the United States. Good music for
parties, and every attention paid by the
public's humble servant.
ROBERT BAILEY.
N. b. The subscriber wishes to sell his
Dwelling, called "Bailey's Retirement, "
in Frederick county, Virginia and two
Farms in Berkeley county, and one in
Hampshire county, Virginia with a good
Merchant Mill, all in good order. For
terms apply to the subscriber at Berkeley
Springs, where he can be seen from the
first Of June till October next, and the pre-
misses shewn. Possession given and good
deeds in fee simple clear OF all incum-
brances on good terms for cash or a large
payment in hand, with a reasonable credit
secured on the property.
ROBERT BAILEY.
June %, 1911. (
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TAKE NOTICE.

WHEREAS the subscriber has hereto
fore sustained much loss, from persons pas
sing thro' his farm and Lands, situate on
Potomak river, two miles above the mouth
of Big CaCaphon, by hunting thereon with
packs Of hounds, much to the injury Of his
grain, &c. and by committing many other
trespasses thereon, which he is determined
not to submit to any lOpger-but will prose
cute to tbs utmest penalty Of the law, all
who may in future be guilty Of the like lille
gal and ungentlemany conduct.
HENRY FANVER
Hampshire County, June so, 1914
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Five Dollars Reward.

STRAYED from the subscriber, living in
Shepherds Town, on the 18th of June last,
a bay Horse, about fourteen and an half
hands high, has a small star in his fore
head, is very gentle, trots and PAGES, had
on a light pair of shoes before, is remarka-
BILE for holding his tail to the left side when
moving, is raising five years old. Any per
son bringing him home, or giving informa.
ton where he may be found, so that | get
him again, shall receive the above reward
and all reasonable charges.
THOMAS HESSEY.
July II, 1914.
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COME QUICK,
.And lyou shall positioey
hare cheap GOODS

HAVING just returned from the East
ward with a large assortment of Goods,
bought at depressed prices, for cash, at
the time that both the Bamks and Specuta'
tors were hard run for money, and just
before the late general Blockade, Since
which most Foreign articles have again
rapidly advanced in price in the Seaport
Towns, notwit hstanding, come quick and
you shall positively have Cheap Goods.
JAMES S. LANE.
N. B. A few barrels No. |. new Her,
rings, Baltimore inspection, for sale:
J. S. l..
Shepherds Town, May 25, 1914.
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CAUTION.

THE public are hereby cautioned al gain s
taking assignments on two bonds given to
the subscriber to Joseph Menner, Of Berke,
ley County !; one of the bonds conditioned
for the payment of five hundred dollars,
the other for an indefinite sun the first
bond due the first of April 1916, the last the
first of April 1916, as he is determined not
to discharge the said Bonds, until the con.
sideration for which they were given, is Sc.
cured to him.
JOHN WOLF.
July 2, 1914
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Martinsburgh Wool Mill.

The subscriber informs the public, that,
having in his employ a protested spinner,
will have that branch Of Wool Manufacture
ing executed to the satisfaction of all who
may wish their wool earded and spun
those vho may with their wool carded, he
informs, that, having the machine CON-
pletely repaired with new cards and his
particular attention, win warrant first rate
work-hsying three machines prepared for
carding, can dispatch work with such facili-
ty that those who may wish il, can, by
waiting a short time, have their rolls to
take home. and ave the trouble Of sending
a second time for them. Strict punctuality
will be obseryed-wool designed for spin
ing will require one pound OF grease to
seven pounds Of wool Wool, or produce,
at a moderate price, viii be taken in pay.
ment, if delivered within a reasonable
time. The Pulling Mill is undergoing re-
pairs and will be in operation by the mid
die Of August. when the business in this
branch shall be conducted in a superior
manner.
EDWARD A. GIBBS.
July Il, 1914.
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List of Letters.

IF not taken up IN three months, thsJo9-
lominc yciA be sent as Dead Letters to
the General Post Office, OiS.
b. Thomas Barney, VIM. Batey, Isaac
Bacon. Michael Barns, Greenberry Bishop
c.. Samuel Cook, John Colvin, Henson
Catlett, Jacob Cline, William Carpenter,
Christian Crow, George Cofinberger.
ID. John Drinker, Abel Durham, Miss
Nancy Duncan.
Il. Ephraim Evans.
f. James Filson, Cyrus Flagg, Mrs. Ma
ry Farber.
G. Stephen Gano, Robert Gwin, James
Gardner, Allan Gagely.
Ii. Rich ard Horner, Joshua Hedges,
Charles Henderson, Joseph Henderson, Jo-
seph Haynes, near the Swan Ponds.
X. Henry Kiger, Mrs. Mary Kerney.
l.. John Low, John III. Litrell, Basil
Lucas, Miss Anne Laughlin.
NJ. Samuel Macown, James MDonald,
Middle. Creek, George Manner, William
Moore, Zachariah hurry, or Robert Paul,
Captain Sarah Maxwell, widow John
Miller, Tuscarora, care of VIM. Long.
N. Jacob Newcomer.
P. Ellis Pugh, Matthias Pitzer.
r.. George Russell, Joseph Roberts.
S. John J. Smithey, James Shane, JAS.
Starret. Mrs. Elizabeth Siler, Mrs. Mary
Smith. Francis Silver, Benjamin Suttle,
Stephen Stillwell, Stephen Shaw.
v. William Vance, Winefred Vail.
w. John Wendall, Henry Wigle, John
Wigley, Isaac Walters, Singleton Waught,
Mrs. Margaret Williams.
Y. Nathan Young.
ARMY Letters in the Post-Ofce, The
lst of July and liable to the same dis-
position as the dbove-Shoutd the res
poet or Friendship ofthose to mhom ad
dressed not induce them, eUen at the er-
pence of IL Cents, to redeem q Soldiers
Letter
From the Cd of May, andupuards,
many lays mating a call
A. Thomas Alender.
b. John Branan or Stephen Wisely Ros-
sell, Back Creek.
G. Abraham Cox, Mrs. Elizabeth Gus
tard, John elmer, David Cline.
ID. Mrs. Frances Derham.
+. Robert Filson, Mrs Mary Filson.
G. Edward Grub, William Goldman, 2.
MIS-. SlDey Urdy, Vl!ildHl OrecH, ~ Actcf
Grove, William Gordon.
II, Samuel andJoseph Hedges, 2. John
Helferstay.
l. Jacob F. Light.
NJ. George Mencer, John Miller, mouth
of Back Creek, 2. Teter Myers, 2. Peter
& Andrew Michael, Q, Daniel Myers, John
Myers, son of Henry.
r Samuel Reed, Back-Creek, 5. Tho
mas Rockhold, same, 2.
S. Daniel Strouse, John Sherrer, Wheel
right, jaime Simmerman, Henry swisher,
George Shofstall, 2
T. Ruamy Thompson, Christian Tabler.
John Turner, Thomas & John Throckmor-
ton, 2.
v. Capt. Isaac Vanmetre.
w. James & Martha Whitelock.
VIM. SOMMERVILLE, T. M.
Martinsburgh, July z, 1914.
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JAMES w

HAS Just received at the Corner Store
adjoining Mr.. James Globe Tavern)
Shepherds Town, in addition to his former
stock on hand, many valuable articles of
present necessity, which, on examination,
will be found under the late prices. and
will be sold on fair terms.
June so, 1914. [tfI
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Morksanen attend.

The subscriber has for sale, at his store in
Martinsburgh,
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To Undertakers.
TO BE LET,
The entire building of a
Stone Meeting House,

about 40 by as feet, at a place called the
Falling Water Meeting House, in the Coun-
ty of Berkeley. Those disposed to under.
take the work, will, as soon as possible,
communicate their proposals in writing to
Mr.. Jacob luck, merchant, at Capt. New
kinks mill.
June %, 1914.
81 Dir. HeiskeU mill please publish the
above advertisement for three weeks in
his Gazette, and forward has account to
this office for payment.
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- 1T being inconUenient last Court, Is
is purposed, as before notified, on the
first day Of the (nertJ august term, to
attend at Wr. Graham's Mn-phers ifs
hoped and expected, that all wiW be pre-
pared to discharge such bonds for duties
on stills as mag haze become due.
WILLIAM DAVISON, Collector.
July Ell, 1914.