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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31

II HE ubicsiber hereby gives public NOTICE 20 all
concerned thai he has been duly appointed
and taken upon hmfelf the ssufl of admininrator
on the eaate OF SETH PHILLIPS, lase sf Portland.
in the county OF Cumberland, fhoemaker decealed;
by giving bond as the law Directs He therefore
requcth al perions who are indebted TO he laid
deeeaieds eha;e to make immediate payment
and these who have any demands thereon 70 ex.
hibis fhefsme 10 5, JOHN PHILLIPS.
Portland. Iuiy Is 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31

81 I the iabsegshsr, en- the 24,h inn Cr.p.
ioTra eLiss, an INDEBTED Apprentice, in ire
eisvsh'n 5ear'of her sge, Of dark cs.npleron taek
eyes whoever viii appfehend faSd girl ard re
urn nsf 20 Tue iaeisri6ee ihail receive one Ceue
.ssasa arc DC cha'gss paid sll perGons are for
"a hssoeafi'g o. sruising hsr on my account, a.
( ST. fsy nc dsbts of her ton. saelne
T-'7sx'e Ts.- 81. SEWARD MERRILL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31

HE tusfcribers hereby info. m tie ;nhsh ;tsn.s
OF MIaos and tie aijonne towrs TIA, .hev
intend carrying on che clothing suiiasss he enfu.
James H,li. ar BrieAam'. miHs 10 ca,iesAt $50
pe'lon having clothes to dref. and viii favor i,
wish thelr cnston can rely mat no BAN, va he
pared g compete he Fame - wei and w,,h a.
mnch Pactaa,'iy a. p.iiih e. land hope oy the ex
perience @s have had wits an srcoms, .il.d c,o,hi
Ter near Portiand) 10 merit the cuft.m Of he
people IN general TNYC .NttrH
=, JOHN QUINBy.
- ..a:t Ev~
hereby certify, tina, TINE SMITH has f,rve5
with me- tour years, as an sppfesnce 10 Learning
The arr and'trade &C ciothier. and shirk him
pohshed ofingenuity and compesent kpowied,e
70 The art, &c d. Juice 70 ,hoIe who ma. favo9r
him with their cuftsms and believe he i snt,,led
20 patronage as well foi his sdelisy a. h,s knowl.
edge IN his trade
BFNTAMINR. FOSTER.
Saccdrabb1 Ssh QS t8ts
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31

Fresh Punch:or Lemonade.
LTe NRY WARREN has for sale a, bis shor
L i mex daor to the Pot office 3ooles l. NJ
on airup tor mixing Punch or Lemonade. The
tc,llt, wi b tvuct Punch O. l., manade can se
made with til, Ssur.is su e iof quality, iis con
eni nee sud cheapnesss are aone tietnt ore
ommend it general uses lave n x \ rcis ii
,t,culrr spii ind many advantages in ng ,lt.
situp d very Person allows = terbs sqass~sed
many superi 70 he flesh Lemon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31

cess, WtCkers, wi u 20 Ucu hsh, a-figea NJ M sr.
hifhetd or Tuesd =; R5nn. numphses, with
23,500, arrived on Wednesday; - Tucker,
~i'h about $4,000. All from the G And Bank.
Ar. At Ssvannsh, ISh inst ship Francis, Pur-
ring,on, fr. Portland.
Accounts trim Cuadaloupe, 70 Iuly4. men =
hat no BrIti.h ms 1-oi-wsr bad sPpea I'd II sin
tbs change II Gags touk place NJ accoun b "a
oeen received u any ex edision h..ing u, 10 g.
against the place.
nor hem sch was on shore, niles from
r. Peter Bar, u ms, Several Am, vessels
unk. ar. al do. same day.
The Syren, fom Bah, has a.. al Bait and
sch o. b, Crows. cl for Naples.
English me cant vessels have received orders
NJ, 70 sail without convoy.
The Fench triga 6 Try 4 !, was Chased into
Iouion, ~ he Tremendous, "a.
500 knySl M-rines frpre Kingston, Al Mon
Te-l 10 inst. IN heir way u Eng4ad.
fIrThef foin Lonaon pape.S .ta
On nc y OF jurt. lie d .iish tad At ses, IS
s'iasof he line 8 ships from so A guns g.
t1gtesy 70 slooFs and yac,s, aomo and f G
shlps, los ofigs, ~ less 10 schooners, SC
20 az oS1. In comm ssion, 544 sail, uf as,cA
~ were OF the line, IL from 50 20 ~ guns. l35
faigates, 269 soo $ 4nd briggs, sc &c
The Wiser, SO Ts.,e, Sc, sird A bnntlsnct
20, (-rmfd en- fiut-) sailed irsnn Turhsy Inf
:, tor Quebec, . bring home t,oaps and ) men
ihe i4ner Wa laden with al / ms 1T mill, ary
stores.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31

Back Cove Bridge.
Re lroprieforsof Back Cave Bridge, are here
by Nothtd that their ennual Meeting will
be h'eso a. tte hruie of Utiah Coslidge, !nnhold-
eF IN Portland on Moaday the feveath Gay Of
Auguis next al three clock in the afternoon foe
The following purpofes Wig
70 Ch0ofe Moderator. 4
To make cheiceof Cficersfor the enhiine yexr.
To receive accounts, and allow the fame, If the5
be fca1d correct,
Totrarsact any other buGnets that may pro
perry come before them
Per order of the Handing G nmitiee,
STEPHEN WAtTE, Prep C.k.
.Jst 81. 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31

oi NJ tA 1000 strong, were review
ed al SfuE aalq = IN and horses were in fine
'cond o0 ae3e iliant display. 1t is said
Lor y az. in bed for three nights pre-
ced 1a. aven ~
.nlA.sh aa3 rortuguese forces collected on
tho efa ~ France, are divided into four bodies,
and will lnvauo. Lbs country at different points.
lnere can hardly be doubt but that active hos
ulties against Bonaparte must have commenced
before this, and that bloody battles have been
fought.
The farce Of, adoptise and swearing to another
heo Constitution (said to be the tenth since the
commencement of The French Revolution for
France, has been played Oft in Paris. 1t is stated
that the votes in IS departments were $40, $50 in
favour and SOLE against, the Contribution. of the
votes given b. the army, 200 600 alternatives, and
90 negatives. vi the navy, 1900 alternatives
and 275 negatives. Bonaparte calls the govern
ment : Constitutional Monarchy and ii Is true
that the form appears we'll enough on paper but
Mr. Grattan, In bis speech in Parliament, stated
whas kind Of government, in fact, France is now
under, viz. that of the army, siaratorrocy where
the real power and authority is assumed aud exer-
cised by the military.
At the time of the last dates from Paris Bona
pare was sin in the city, but was preparing to
set out 10 join the French armies
Carmot, an old reyoIntionist. il appointed Min
IsteF of The Interior; souit, OF War aud ST. Jean
d Angely, Of State. Eugene Eeauharnois. son
of Bonaparte's repudated wife Josephine, is first
mentioned in the lis, Of Peers Laniunois, another
old revolutonist, chosen President Of the House
of Deputies-it is said the choice was not very a.
greeable to the Emperor. A majority of the
Chamber of Deputies are OF the profession OF the
law.
Vbe Er.s.I Nr,n:e+aa l,a 49,
OF 80 millions. Three per cent stock i'll England
was at SO TO 80. III France fpe per cent stock was
at 81 TO S. and daily declining. Bullion was fall
ing in England. Dollars, which had been at esq
were on the 10th Of June, at $50 per ouace, and
Gold in proportion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31
lirg, trginia, July 10.
tF NINA 0Ar aSrrExr

1i 's llsrg, Tjrglnia, yaly 10.
EE" n MING CALAMITY.
V. a visitation has at length srri-
b late aourishing town of PEI
About nine O'Clock on Sum
lea AZ cry OF Ere sounded in our
eter The alarm bell confirm
TO issnefrom a stable in the
aWe lolse occupied bv Mr.. John
1lu crook street and in the midst of
cf-rtp Wgll wooden buildings, whose colabusti-
WE fettats spread the destroying element with
'Tt7u ,citv. In moment the flames spread
ieveng In their course both sides of
k and the north side of Back street
Wine ,a> larkCt-sqnare shared the same fate, n
was h. ped that the stiffness OF the night. and the
width OF sycaaore-street would stay the progress
0: the fire in that direction. Vain hope. Not
withStandiag number of houses were blown M
o arrest lis progress the faaes caught on the west
sde Of Sycamore and in Few hours prosirated ey-
cry house, except two or three as far as the little
ortSe. The IRE was at length arrested at opposite
points on Jld-street, having consumed the houses
To tie little bridge both sides of the street. ex-
ceptthe new aud valuable buildings of MIR, John
b. Read, sweeping with the beson OF destruction.
almost every house to the rivers edge.--At dav
break YESTERDAY morning, the fire began to snbside,
/.
and destroyed mass OF property which il is fearful
to calculate. Persons who never saw Petersburg
quay form some sdea Of our dreadful situation, when
we state, that not more than dozen stores Of any
magnitude escaped destruction.
We regret TO state, that several lives were lost
by the blowing up of houses--but we cannot OBJ
tain positive information as 10 the persons, except
one, whose name is Samuel Myers, native of Bal
timore, and who was in the employ Of Mr.. Thomas
Wallace.
RTcHHoyo, yCLY II.
Last night, at Petersburg a fire broke out
which ragged until about two-thirds Of the town
was destroyed. say six handaAA l.--re-tiEs once
of Discount and Dcposit-the obacco " Warehouse
and its contents, aud the Market-house, are incl-
ded-The loss inmease, a., besides the buildings,
most of the property they contained, we are told,
was corsumed.'
II is said from 500 to 500 houses and stores were
burnt at Petersburgh. Messrs. r. Boiling Lunch
4 Gather, Bragg 4 Jones' YIN. 3owden, Wan. & II.
!saxall, n. Friend, AID Peter and Clcse, are among
the greatest sufferers. Numbers are without
house or clothes. The fire stopped at the store Of
Gay Coghill. One report says, from 90 to 20
persons were blown up burnt. sc. The blaze OF
the fire was seen 25 miles. Mr.. Lynch lost his ele-
CANT house and 50 or 60, 900 dolls. in merchandise
iluch property was burnt after il was removed into
the streets. Many children and inflm people per.
ished
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31
NOTICE.

IOEN pfiILIIps requefs all perfons who have
j any, demands on the iase 6, m of joaN K TTH
PaltLIps 10 erhtit The tame to him for acjuit
menl; and all pertons Who are indebted TO fsid
firm are .equeaed TO make immediate raymens.
hat be my be enabled @ meet be demands
paina the lame. He aif3 informs his eui.omsis
aud he pubic. thae he couuuues 10 carry on Tie
Bat and She hlakpg Bnfaell,
at the chop lacy occupied 81 jchn < seth Phil
l,ps in Tore Steet--where he Ia. for iale, ready
made boots aud shoes. of vsrious kinda and qual.
i,,cs. which re offers as good terms AS caa BE
pu1chaled in this sown
NAMED, !,
One or two JouRNtSnsr who are good work
men, 10 whom gosG encouragement wilt be gtTsa.
Portland J.!y 81, "
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31
May 10, from Wilmington, ~

nsI6, from WILMINGTON, ~
slins.
Capt Whiting, CT the Carila. while
b.ging in the Cur of Gibraltar, was
ipuken by an Algerine frigate, who ask.
i shat nation thar brig was of. The
npt aafwer-d !" Englilh," The Alge-
Imthen ordered him to,fend his boat on
Ind but fortunately the boat had been
efse in a gale /; aud capt. w of courfe
rred he had none. Ihe Algeriae, not
.,adueandiug capt w. continued TO or.
lathe boar en- board {; and run under
asfsrn Of the Bzrilla and inquired her
nne-and was aufwered, it was I" the
haunia, of Aberdeen, from Amelia. !"
ne Aleerine inquired very particularly
Tcapt. Whiting had feen any American
kasls; and then, with a few imoreca-
6as1st her, and proceeded over to
.laugtt Bay, 70 Join two other ffigates
'rd brig Alger.nes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31
'aeearaPPa jag rs, ? sf5.
WANTED.

4 Girl ofgood hahts in fasn family. TIE
work wit be light. and her treatment Kind.
Require Of The Prater
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31

Inc roOps al Gibraltar, it wa. report.
q, vsts,in daily expectation of receiving
aaas % jsin Lord Wellington, in Bel
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31
eAurrr,r So News s
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Entrances ana cieaanees al the Custom Rouse, sisee
- or kisl.
sTaly "a, sloop Messenger Lowell from Bos} Oh
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31

OF IusL. b
'ay "a, sloop Messenger. Lowell. from Bos' Oh
- Gym his, Whitney, Newyork
Amnnion, Case, Boston
25, - Des Is,ch, Sawyer. do.
Aurols. .hn.on, do.
%. - ] Aersoa, Underwood, Newyork
%, - LYDIA, Knigiu, Boston
CLEARANcgs. t-
%, schr Edtn. Mortoo, for Alexandria
%, brig Charles, Reed. S, ohn
schr. Charlotte, w. ait. do.
27, big Butcher. l.oviu, To- Martinique
sloop Equali y, Shurick Nevyo k
% schr. Mary, Dfnkws er ); Boston
20, ship Billie, J.hnson. Cusd ,lduge a
scnr Boa on, Morgan, bermuda
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31

pownsl. lu!y ie, 1875.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-02
axe .s0tlce.

In the month Of August last employ
ed Abraham Marlatt, of this county, to
perform tour of militia duty as sub
stitute in my place, and paid him the
whole sum stipulated for, except note of
hand for ten delars--and whereas the said
Marlatt refuses to deliver to me the dis
charge he obtained for the performance of
said tour, | hereby forewarn all persons
from purchasing from him, or taking an
assignment on the said note, as am deter
mined not to pay it, until the said discharge
is delivered to me-
ABISHA VANMETRE
Berkeley County, Jan IL, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-02
VALUABLE JEFFERSON COUNTY
Lands for Sale.
Nov emebr, q, 1914.

THE subscriber is authorised to sell that
valuable tract of LAND, in Jefferson Coun-
ty, Virginia, called TRAVELLERS REST,
situate about miles from Shepherds Town
and the same distance from Charles Town
and Martinsburgh, containing 7S9 acres,
lying in conveniet form for division in
TO three tenements. 1t is supposed that at
least 400 acres of this land is in timber, of
the finest kind--The soil is of the first
quality The improvements are large
convenient stone dwelling House, large
stone Barn, and other convenient buildings
"a fine spring rises near the dwelling
house
A further description of this elegant seat
is supposed to be unnecessary, as a pur-
chaser would of course be disposed to view
the premises before he purchased
The subscriber is also authorised to sell
a SMALL FARM, tolerably well improv-
ed, about one mile from the former, of 23l
acres of Land, of the finest quality one
half Tor nearly of which is clothed with
excellent timber-On this tract there is no
running water, but there is good we'll
Persons wishing to see those lands with
view of purchasing, will make applicar
ton to the subscriber residing in SheP-
herds Town.
JOHN BAKER
February 8, 1914. IL
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ESrRAY.'

STRAYEB from the subscribers farm
on the Potomac River, below the mouth of
Opeckon creek, some time in April or May
last, WHITE HELPER, with some red
along her sides, three years old, supposed
to have red ears, and marked thus. a crop
and hole in the right ear and an underbit
and hole in the left will give gene
rous reward and all charges if brought home
or information given that can get her a
gain. EDMUND RANDALL.
January IL, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-02
Januar 26, 1915.
Mr.. JOHN TAYLOR,
SIR

AS you are not resident of the Com
monweaith of Virginia, and have no known
agent or attorney within the same, hereby
and in this mode give you notice, that on
the Esd, Gath and 25th days of February
next, between the hours of nine in the
forenoon and nine in the afternoon in eac h
day. will proceed to take the dispositions
of Thomas Fades and others. at the Office
of Robert Trimble, Esq in the town of Pa
ris Kentucky; whose dispositions, when
taken, shall offer as testimony in certain
matter of controversy, or suit in chancery,
now depending and undetermined in the
County Court of Berkely, wherein you are
complainant and am defendant.
JOHN MORROW.
Shepherds Town, January 90, 1916
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Notice

S hereby gwen that By an act of Congress eutit-
l. led an act to provide additional revenue for de-
fraying the expenses of government. and maintain
ing the public credit b. duties on sales az auction,
and on licences to retail Wines, Spurious liquors
and Foreign Merchandise, and for increasing the
rates OF postage" passed the ed December 1914.
An Additional duty OF one hundred per cent on
sales at auction, and an additional duty of fifty
per cent on licences to retailers, LAID to take
effect from the FIRST of February 1915 contormably
70 which act, that can be inspected at this Office,
new obligations are imposed on Aoctioniers, and
the said additional duty licences toretailers, is
to be paid On written application te be made by
them, as well by those who have obtained licence.
for periods extending beyond the first day Of Feb
rtary 1915, as by others u, the way therein pre-
scrbed, agrceatly to forms which Can be obtain
ed from the Collector.
Given under my hand this Sd day of January, 1915
WILLIAM DAWSON, Col'r. Rev.
9th collection District DIVA.
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NOTICE

IS hereby given, that agreeably to an act Of Con-
gress entitled . an act to provide additional
nue. Tor deirayiRg the expenses of government and
maintaining the public credit, by laying duties on
spirits distilled within the u. S. and territories
thereof, and by amending the act laying duties on
licenses to distllers of spurious liquors, passed
Oath December, 1914, every person who shall af-
ter the first day Of February, 1915, distil spirits
within the u States, is required in addition to the
dnty on the license already taken or hereafter to be
taken by him, TO pay twenty cents gallon on all
spirits distilled after that day, or subject to the
mltatlons in the said act expressed, to pay twenty
FIVE cents gallon on all such spirits, in which
case no license is required to be taken; and that
agreeaby to the said, bond is required previous to
the said day to be given to the Collector and other
duties required to be performed under penalties
therein prescribed That the distiller may be cor
rectly advised of the duties incumbent upon him to
discharge, an abstract Of the several acts of Con-
gress subectng stills and boilers and spirits du.
V. has been prepared, copy of which with the
annexed forms OF statements required from dis
tiller will be furnished to him by the Collector on
demand.
The Collector will also furnish on demand
blank bonds and such other Blanks rs win enable
the distier to comply with the several provisions OF
/ law.
WILLIAM DAWSON, Collector
| OF the Rev 9th Collection district Of Va
| Collectors office, Jan. 5, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-02
Cash Sale.

BY virtue of deed of trust, executed
by Jacob Zombro, to secure debt due
Sebastian Eaty, lin which deed am named
as trustee) will be sold for cash at Antho-
NY Rosenberger's Mill, on Saturday the
4th of February next, one dun Horse, one
bay Mare, and one Iron-gray Colt, or as
many of them as will pay said debt and
costs.
WIN, STEPHENSON, Trustee.
January 90, 1915.
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TO the Freeholdes ofths Distrtct' coHpo
sed of The Counties Of Be,keleys Hamp
shire, Hardy and Je6erSo"
FELLOW CITIZENS,

FELLOW CITIZENS,
/ offer myself to your consideration as
candidate TO represent you III the next Con
press of the United States. 1t is possible
the curious NAV be disposed to inquire, why
I have become a candidate without the sane
ton of committee To this in.errogato-
ry. answer, that the recent method OF no
minating candidates by committees, howe
yer highly may incline to appreciate the
practice, is, nevertheless, as it seems to me,
no way preferable to the ancient custom,
which every one understands. Again, |
have been induced to declare myself at this
time, and in this way, by request of my
friends, who think with me, it is the wish
of majority of the Freeholders of the Dis
trict If, however, we should be mistaken,
in this particular, whatever the result may
be, will cheerfully submit to, when fairly
ascertained on the day of the Election
All desire is to give the people an oppor
tunity of making a selection, ard all / ask,
is an unbiased expression Of public opinion
This manner of proceeding appears perfect.
" congenial with the first principles of our
government, with all our political institute
ons, and consequently can be liable to no
rational objection. Here, perhaps, it may
not be improper to premise, that l trust my
department on this occasion, will be found
ftir and manly; and that if should meet
with an opponent, he shall receive from me
all the politeness and decorum, due from
one gentleman to another
To those gentlemen in the upper parts of
the district, with whom have not the plea
sure of a personal acquaintance, am per-
suaded shall be exonerated from the charge
of egotisrn and of complimenting myself
when they are informed, that | am Farm
or in the middle walks of life, and that if
honored with their suffrages, my circum
stances are such, that will neither be
driven from the path leading to the pros
perity of our country, by zodnt or poverty.
nor altured from it by dDarice or ambition.
Citizens of the District, if an ardent at
tachment to my native soil if many friends
and relatives, whom ! esteem and venerate
if numerous progeny intertwined with
every moral perception of my heart if Ell,
ther, or all these considerations combined
can rfvet man to his country and to liber
ty--These motives, these inducements
which, in my estimation, are the most pow
erful that can operate on the human mind
shall be left by me, as pledges in your
hands, that | will stedfastly adhere to your
interest, and the honor of the nation.
lam, gentlemen, your hum Bile servant,
MAGNUS TATE.
Berkeley County, january 10, 1915.
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Der lELEY, s.

> 80
November Court, 1911.
James Lowry, Complainant
Against
John Cornwall s. Nancy his wife, Mi
chael Rollins and Mary has wife, late Mary
Cornwall, David Smith and Nelly his wife,
late Nelly Cornwall, Catharine Lowry, late
Catherine Cornwall, Thomas Davis and r.
lizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Cornwall,
Lewis Flemming and Rachel his wife, late
Rachel Cornwall, John Carson and Leah
his wife, late Leak Cornwall, and Joseph
Young and Nancy his wife, late Nancy
Cornwall, heirs and legal representatives
of Samuel Cornwall, decd. defts.
In CHANCERY.
The defendants, John Cornwall and Nan
cy his wife, Michael Rollins and Mary his
wife, late Mary Cornwall, David Smith
and Nelly his wife, late Nelly Cornwall,
Catherine Lowry, late Catharine Cornwall,
Thomas Davis and Elizabeth his wife, late
Elizabeth Cornwall, Lewis Flemming and
Rachel his wife, late Rachel Cornwall,
John Carson and Leah his wife, late LIE
ah Cornwall, and Joseph Young and Nan
cy his wife, late Nancy Cornwall, heirs
and legal representatives of Samuel Corn
wall, decd not having entered their APP
pearance agreeable to an act of Assembly
and the rules Of this Court, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Court that
they are not inhabitants of this Common
wealth, on motion of the complainant, by
his counsel, it is ordered, that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here on the second
Monday in February next, to answer the
bill of the complainant, and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in the
Martinsburgh Gazette for two month sue
cessvely, and posted at the door of the
Court House of said County.
A Copy-Test,
DAVID HUNTER, C. b. @.
Nov. 81, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-02
JAMES BROWN

HAS just received at the Corner Store
adjoining 1Nr James GLOBE TAVERN
Shepherd's-Tow 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 80, 1914. Ffl
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BERKELEY, IS.
November Court, 1914.
Jonah Seamon, Complainant,
Against
Matthias Urick, Andrew Waggener, and
francis Silver, det'ts
I'm CHAECERY.
The defendant, Matthias Urick, not having
entered his appearance agreeable to an
act of Assembly and the rules of the
Court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the Court that he is not an inhabitant
O this Commonwealth, on motion of this
complainant by his counsel, it is ordered,
that the said def't do appear here on the Cd
Monday in Feb next, to answer the bill of
complainant, and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in the Martinsburgh
Gazette for two months successfully, and
posted at the door of the Court House OF
said County.
A Copy-Test,
DAVID HUNTER, C. p. C.
November "a, 1914