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OFFICERS or TIE LINE.

There IS gentleman in this place who
names OF my officers OF the militia, Tor OF
corps moi intending TO be at York; vino
may wish IL unite with the company Of
officers which is 10 march IL York Tow n.
Application should be speedily made. The
name at the gentleman may be ascertained
at this office.
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GENER Al ORDER.
ADJUTANT GENERAL's OFFICE
Ill -..--..-I -1nIL GU L q D 4

NDJITANI NENENAL UIfIiEi
RIchmond, 30M Sept i824.
The Volunteer Corps associated 10 ce-
lebraict the roth October, at York, having
requested thr Executlr. To invite In the
irld the officers named below, it is reqnes
ted by the Governor, and Commando IN
Chicf, that the following general aud field
officers, hold themselves, with their re
speeti,e stalls, in readiness for orders
lrnn1 Iln I,nnInnn.inp llsnnrill
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TouucH Cbamber, SOH .Ssut. |

F0UNIW tN0WVt1, 5U7N 'SaPT. ToZF'
The Volunteer Coips associated To ce
lebrate the 10Th Of October, al York Town,
having requested 81 the Exccuii'eto invite
To take the field the officers named below,
The Adlutaut General has been requested
To communicate their wishes 10 General
nilt.r
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Regiinental Orders.

spuE first Battalion viii be mustered at the
Co.'s Roads, (HJke's RUM on Saturday the
oh Ut November next This Battalion not be
ing organized into Regiment, it will do duty
in the 9th, until further orders The second
Battalion will he mustered at Dark svilie on
Saturday the 18th of November. The Battalion
Court for the first Battalion will be held at he
house OF Mr.. A. Marlatt on " ednes1ay the l7th
Of November; and he Battalion C"ur, for the
second Battalion viii be held at the house Of
Mrs. Lemon IA Dlrkesvile, on "Wednesday the
"a b November
I here w'll be Regimental Court of Enquiry
for thr 81 Regiment at the Globe Tavern in
Martlnsourg, on Friday the Goth of November.
WM. GREGORY
Col 61th Reg v NJ.
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WOO11a4M GILOTI
M4NUtACTORH

VNIIE subscriber. Gate superintendent OF the
4 Woolen Factory a, Funks-l wv, Md
having leased Mr.. Gibbs Factory II Aariias-
burg. will be resdy ON tn. LIST ct October next.
q e ceye wool from customers TO manufacture
nto Broad Cloths. Cassmeres, Cassinets, her
.e,s. Blankets, and Flanneis, at the following
PRICES
list qualit, full blood merino,
VIDE Cloth, wool dyed, from 81 % to 80
| Is, qualify 3 "a blood merno, O
qrs. VIDE Cloth. wool dyed So TO %
LIST qualt, ID blood merino. 64
vide CloIh. wool d,ed 2Ooto so
ist quality common and blood,
I vale Ciath, woold dyed % 10 : w
6 OIL dyed i00to IS
Negro Cloths Ga wide, all wool W 10 W
kerseys ana l. nseys s 4 wide, cot.
ton warp lanad, IS 10 50
do do 81 wide, cot
ton warp found, 40 to Is
CassiDetts Sd wide, cotton warp
found. 65 1 %
Blankets from ITO 9 qrs vide Is 10 90
Fl,nneis ) 4 ads IS 20 80
Carpetting yard vide o. TO 81
N. B-The above prices vary according "a
the colors. and the quality of the wool and
Eon1s' tie also taxes ChtHs 10 iuiig dyS, anu
dress; at the following prices
Ia 'rgo Blues. best dress, 40 cts, per I'd
All other dark colors and best
dress from % 10 so cts. per y'd
Drabs drest ~ 90
Undressed cloths and linseys.
from IL 70 IS do
Blankets 10 do
Flannels do
From his long experience in the manutactute
of wooilens generally, together with the keel
lent new machinery aud good workman, he
Aatters himself to be able to do the work that
may be ihiusled to him in superior manner
lie hos on hand, a fer pieces Of
Supeliine Cloths, Cassimeres,
g Casslnetts.
NEGRO CLOTHS e C.aRPETING;
! All Of which inc viii sell low tor Cash, or ex-
change for wool. supply of STOCKING
! YARN also kept for sale as above: and WOOL
I CARDlNG cont nued as heretofore. DYING OF
Yarn done at the factory at low prices for Cash.
- SAILING
Done at the Saw Mill below the factory at the
usual prices and on the shortes notice.
c. e.. CONRADT.
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against IN
Abraham supp and Charles fCHaA'CERY
Williams. Defendants
FnIE defendant Abraham Stipp not having
entered his appearance. aud given secu
rity acco d ng to the sct OF assembly and thf
rates of tlis court; and it appearing 10 tie
Satisfaction of the court that he is not an mia
bItant of this state--H is Ordered, That thu
said !efen lant do appear here on the seconr
Monday n November next. and answer the bi
OF the p aintiff, and that copy of this orde
be forthwith inserted for two mouths sucee
svey in the Mar,insburg Gazette, aud be pos
ed at the d DOR of the Couri House OF this coun
". \ Capv-Feste,
d. HUNTER, C. B. C.
Sept . 2m
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Trust Sale.

pY virtue OF Deed Of 1rpst, executed hy
ID Mary Shields, on the Ism day ,f Oc,oaer
1922, 20 the subscribers lor TIE bcuehs Of hon
Shields, and new OF recosd in the ocnnty court
o. Berkeley, they viii expase q ssie AZ ~ b.
hc auction. for ready money. before tire or
OF the court.huusc 10 Mar ,ns,uFg. on The 18Th
DAY of October next, ENo TRACTS oR
PARCELS OF LAND, situate on the tlralas AZ
Baek-Cteek One tract lying near the foot &C
TIE North Mountain, ON the Park 5 & p Road,
on which there Is small hnuse aud stvsr,l
fruit trees The other tract contaieiue ] Is
or 8, adjoining Tire lands Of james Hedges and
others on tins tract there Is a small tenc nent,
and a Considerable portion OF il good farming
land such title viii be made the purchaser
or pu ehasers As Is vested in as BY sad Trust
Dsed, which is believed 10 be gucd
Israel Robiasoa. Trus-
Samuet Hedges, an. tees.
sept IS Is
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Wagon Making
BUSINESS.

~ al ~ IL - -.
SliiE subscriber respectfully informs thu
- farmers and others Of b. rkeey county.
that he has commenced the
Wagon Making Business,
at his shop on King street Alsrtinsburg, opps-
site The late Nr. Bishops blacksmith sho3.
where he IS prepared to execute all orJle 70 In
his line of business. He can assure an those.
who may please to favour him. that their work
shall be done 10 theft safisfacton-- las on
hand large quantity Of first rate seasoned
stuff MICHAEL BII. AikRE. q
August l9,-t
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JOHN s. PORTFRFIELD.
PETER GARDNER.

Dffnnes far Etusams Can't, Sheriff
n. B.-The undersigned will attend
at Joha Gregg's tavern on the III SATURDAY. IN
August and September; at Robert spodrrasss
Esq On the "a Saturday in August and sep
TENDER, and at Abraham Mariattss on the 3d
Saturday in August and September, for the
purpose OF recevlng Tax - Fees from those
IN his district. the bounds OF which are as fol-
lows: Beginning at William Burns ford ON
Opeckon Creek, running with the road 10 and
with the Main street Of Massinsbarlr IN To-
Burke street, With said street 10 the north end.
and from thence to the mouth of Dry Kun
with said Run to the head on North Mountain.
and west with the top OF said Mountain to
Boyd's Gap road, With sad road to the mouth
OF Mill Greek at Sfiarp's saw mill. with said
Greek up to Thomas Robinson's saw mill dam.
and from thence with the road by George e.
verhart's 10 The Morgan county line. The
undersigned will receive good merchantable
wheat. At the market prices. in payment Of
Taxes and Fees, ii delivered shortly at tho
Bedlngton Nj
JOHN S. PORTERFiELD, d. s.
July 70
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sept 80

Berkeley county Court, !
oeplember Term, 1924 :

September Term, 1924
Colbert Anderson, Plaintiff
AGAINST
Thomas Anderson and William IN
Anderson, Executors OF Col. { CHaNCERY
bert anderson, deceased and
Elisha Boyd, Defendants
NE defendant Thomas Anderson not hav.
lhs entered his appearance and given Sc.
cnrity according 20 the act of assembly and ,be
rules OF this court and it appearing to the
s'tlston OF the court that he is no. an inha.
oitant u this state II is Ords,e Ell. That the
said defendant do appear here on the seco3d
MONDAY ~ December next and ansW er the bin
o' the pah'ii, ana that copy of this order be
nrahwi'h inserted Tor two months successfully
IN the MartnSburg Gszttre and be posted at the
0oor sof the Court House of this county.
A Copy-Te t.,
ID HUNTER, c.. B. c.
sept SO On n
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To the Public.

vTESSRS. John Moag and Jacob swartz,
IVA Administrators of the estate of Mr. ia
Cur Painter, deceased, have thought proper to
adj, erti Sc me as runaway from the said Pam
ter. Now the public should know the whole
truth about this matter. Ii is a fact that seine
short time after the death Of the old gentle
man mir Painter,) was compelled. IN conse-
auence OF the NAL treatment received from ia
cob Painter. Jr to leave The employ ot Mis-.
Palmer ! was at one tIne nearly beat TO
death by him-he knocked me down with
a chair, aud otherwise much abused me This
IL known to a number OF persons. II the old
gentleman had lived three months longer
Messss. Monp and Swartz would not have had
tue necessity oi Advertising
MARGAREr BERRY.
sept %
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Virginia. \.egislatuve.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.

Thu sdag, January IA eommunlca-
ton was received from the Senate, stating
that they had passed the bills, entitled IAN
act concerning the surctics of Matthew H..
Ricen-and an "act concerning the surelles
of Matthew II. Rice" with amendments
[Th.sc amendments were concurrpd IN by
the House, except one, which was further
kSmended pn the motion of Mr.. Miller !; and
the bill rctnrnCd to the Senate for their
cnncnrreuce.l And that they had agreed
To the resolution, To proceed On Friday
the 10th inst. by Joint ballet to the election
tof u principal agent OF store keeper OF the
pcnitentialy.
On motion of MIR jones of York, the
House ftsnlyed to proceed Jointly with the
Senate ON the 10th inst. Ia the election of
n second Auditor for one year, from the
g5ih February next
On motion of NJ. Stuart, leave was CIV
en- 10 bring in bill changing the tunes
of holding the Chancery Courts Tor the
Districts of WSthc, Greehbrlcr and Angus
Ia, and for other purposes.
On motion uf Mr.. Cplston, the House
again resolved itself into committee ntthc
YhoIe-Mr Mallory in the chair, and took
into consideration the 4" bill concerning the
University of Virginia :" The amendment
offered by Mr.. Moore of Fairfax, on the
day before, proposing to free the annuity
of thu University, from the payment at
interes, on the leans mfde to that instltu-
ton, until the ist Marsh, 1884, being still
un1.-r consideration. The ;sebate on tins,
AS ~, the preceding day, took a wi.te range,
insoI,ing lhe various measures which had
been ad9pted from time TO time, in relation
to,st--iis gs4at utility andimportance~- and
the measures proper TO he adopted 10 car
Try it iuto saect. some Of tue speakers
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H. They Lave already IA iheif bosom
fanA nioaafchisfs enough, II IN. a'fed
L. a,eu ih,nscl,ct, and, ..s In tifitofy
They have enough aud H. spare.
Curry l. not the Ediiur Of The tsaehe,
6iz.itr, the Do,tor .tisl,rr, WHO resided
IN New England during the late war, and
made himself conspicuous rs an oPposer
If that measurc, ard ~ 81 firm adherent
Of tie DeGndtr r NE Iaiih.o md tie
"Buitraik u orr mast hoiy Riigiodo th"
same man who hicly supeiinlended tn
editorial department of the New York,
" Albion" a paper remarkable for lis hos
lllify II republican Inslitullons2 which
/" OIL -hefod,d llcrod' 10 lis devotion To
the doctrines of legitimacy which are the
foundation of the present system Of Eh-
ropean polilics' The same DIR. Fisher,
who his recently received tie appointment
of Kings printer in Canada rs reward
for hs zealous rxcrlions IN behalf of ultra
roynlism II So, We wonder mol nj his
warmth, for shall he not labor IN his 10
rnttou -
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As the balloting progressed, such OF The
candidates as were forrest IN the precedi"g
ballot, were dr0pt by the rule of the HOUSE
and some were Uithdrdrn by thor friends
for thai cIrction The last are Indicated
ON the above table by the ltailc 40, aud tn,
former by the ithlc II.
On the last ballot, hessrs. Cotton ana
Edgington alone remained. THIS baHo'
terminated in the election of DIR. Cotton ol
Elizabeth City--as a member of the Exc
callve Council, in the place of William
Robertson, esq. remo'ed.
And then the House ad i0urned.
.JYoaday, January 19.-fhe House pro-
cecded jointly with the Senate to the cleo
ton of u Second Auditor for one year from
the Goth of February next. James Brolon,
u. the present incumbent, WAS nominated
by Mr. Jones of York, and reelected with
out opposition.
On motion of Mr.. Parker, the House
resolved to proceed Jointly with the Sen
ate Ia the election of Il member of the Pri-
W Council, IN the place of William Sslden
esq removed. In this resolution the SEN
ate concurred and on motion If Mr.. Ma
son of stafford, the joint resolution was
executed.
Dr. Branch r. Archer was nominated
by Mr.. Old, supported by Mrssrs. Wat
kins of Powhatan, Patteson of Il. and
Thompson of f.
John q. Moshy, esq. was nominated by
Mr.. Watkins of Goochla0d, aided by Mr..
Graves.
Janus X. IIorshurgh, esq. was nominal
ted by Mr. McFmlane, supported by
Messrs. Collcy, Mason of Southampton,
and Kivcs of Prince George,
George w. Nelson, esq. mas nominated
by M Cabcl.
Nash Lrgraud, esq. was nominated by
Mr.. Mann.
Dr. Robert Briggs was nominated by Mr..
Mason Of Stafford, anpportedhy Mr.. Moore
Of +.
Dir. James Jones was nominated by Mr.
Watkins of Nottoway.
William G.. Pcndleton, esq. was nOmiua-
ted by Messrs. Sexton aud Dunton.
The ballots were,
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BAILO1INGS.

Nash Lcgrand, Il delegate from AlIc6ha-
ny county, having majority Of votes,
wits declared duly elected a member ofthe
Executive Council.
The Speaker laid before The House a re
port from the Directors of the Luuatic
Hospital, which Was read, laid ON the table
aud ordered To be printed.
Mr.. Winston submitted the following
resolve;
Res0ir'd, That leave he given to bring
in a bill 80 To amend and alter the cath sec
uf the act entitled an act To reduce into
one the several acts and parts of acts con.
corning the establishment, jurisdiction and
powers OF the superior courts of law" rs
To aulhorisc and require the judges of the
respective ludiciid circuits in this common
wealth to hold II special court in civil as
rs well as criminal cases.
This resolution was opposed by Mcssrs.
Mason of =. aud Blackburn, only on the
ground that the Whole of ctr Judiciary sys-
TEN bad been referred 10 IA committee for
courts of Justice, Who We're instructed to
enquire into all lis defects aud report by
bill or otherwise.
Mr.. Winston advocated it as providing
against an evil which many Of the districts
had felt very scnslhly, aud to which they
were all liable, tie preferred an investiga-
ilon by a spcI cal committees, as the most
certain Ofproducing the desired effect
On Mr. kincheloe's motion, the resolve
was laid on the table.
TUesdaB January eo.-On motion of
Mr.. Moore f. the ONT order of the day
Tor the election of superintendent of the
Pentcniary, was postponed until the first
Monday in February next.
Mr.. Thompson of +. offered the follow
ing resolution
RESOLVED, That the c. for c. of J. be
instructed To enquire into the expediency
of amending the several laws concerning
executors and administrators so as to pro-
vide for the annual rendition of their ac-
counts to the courts appointing them, a
limitation of time within which they may
be sued, & faithful inventory Of all the eff
f'"ts of the deccdent to be made by an a
gent the court, and such other means as
they may deem advisable for the purpose
of further securing Justice To ALL with leave
to report &c. R9ected-ayes so, noes 8 I.
! On motion of Mr.. Moore of +. the bill
Incorporating the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company was taken up.
MIR. Loyal moved to lay the bill on the
table, on the ground that many gentlemen
ON that floor had not examined the hill
with sufficient care 10 understand all its
/ provisions. After some conversation, in
which Messrs. Colston, Chiffon, Spoaner,
Moore, OF +. and Haryie took part Mr..
Loyal suggested that he had made the
motion under an impression that there was
clause in the bill concedtng the constitu-
tional right Of Congress TO teg'slote on the
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Zen. Blackburn also bore testimony 10 uhe
merits of IN. SANE gentleman.
Mr. Lnybll supported The nomination. OF
Mr.. Nosby.
Mr. Morris of H. that of Mr. Nelson.--
Mr.. Taylur Of Bafetonri also bore teSt'fho-
nv 10 the merits of NJ. Nelson.
Sewn ballots we're necessary to make II
eh0ice. aud the following are the rtsn'is--
arranging The candidates IN the order ol
their nomination
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Ertract Of n ieiter recared from albany, dq.
ted Januury i, 1894.
Mr.. GooDELL is or Speaker, a plan
and honest man. His election had M re.
terence to the Presidential quesiion-hc Is
uncomnitled on thai subject, aud lr llom
being Craw fotdile. A belief in the pn.ily
ofhis mind aud regard for him personally,
Gurmo d The basis of the choice.
Mi WHEATON, from your city, has
made a proper motion in favor of an tal.y
attention To The call Of the people fora res.
toration of their rights in choosing Presi
dental Electors. 1t is said that the GOV
errors eqaivocai communication on That
subject has reference to the next guberna.
turial election. You Will hear more oftbls
anon"
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Mr. Warner were appointed TO coutle
INN 10 tlit cliaii.

Mr. Warner were appointed TO cout1e.
nm 10 tlt ciiaii.
The Governors Speech will be found +,
our columns, and il Is with regr, and ~,
uhcatlon thai we refer our readers IL III,
part al 1t ahioh touches on the qnesf,t,f', =,
Presidential Eleeiers-wiihout IT I'll pr,s
tending 10 comprehend the p,rplrAj,i,,
with which II has pleased his EXecu,n.
to involve this matter,wc cannot foth,4, =
say how much We regret to see The fpn,.,
sentatis rs of the frremcn Of the state arN
York, in u question: on which lh,ir .eir,
has been 81 distinctly expressed, faltefine +.
not 10 say diasnadne from, the course y bel,
that voice has 81 distinctly called for. L.
are mortified Ii think that intrigue or NJ.
mace. promises or apprehension, may Ut
perhaps succeed in defeating the honest. iba
universal wish Of the people. But letfba.s
who put themselves forward To- drf.attl,
wish, BEW ARE The storm they u,1
thus raise they cannot cOptIOl-aGd NAV
be ovrrn helmcd by 1t IS the people,
against those " ho style themselves and az,
as their keepers the issue of the ct,,=
flict cannot be doubtful.
We appln,d Tie promptness with whi,L
our representative, MIR. " hratuu. has 81, =.
notice OF his Intention To introduce a b,Ds,
repeal the present electoral law, aud -,
hope 1t will be pressed with prfiin,c;,,
with zeal, aud without ntrrmiss,on ~
every question let the yeas and nave J.,
recorded, and let every publicity b., s,,a,
To that record, so that the utu,,I,
know who is for, and who is apan,,, Men
" / .Imtricna
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LEGISLATURE OF NEW YORK.
house OF ASSEMBLY.

HOUSE, OF ASSEMBLY.
Tuesday, January 6.
At II O'clock the clerk. Edw, Liyings-
ton, esq. called the House to order, and "A
quorum at members appeared.
The oath of Office was then administered
to the members present by John n. Yates,
Secretary of State.
The House proceeded to the election of
Speaker. MIR. FIagg and Mr.. Muller were
appointed teIicrs. The following was the
result Of the ballot:
Richard Goodtll, Il6
Vim. IL. Craw ford, B
james Tallmadge,
Henry Fryer,
Richard Goodscll,
Blank,
Mr.. Goodcli was thereupon declared
elected Speaker, and Mr.. Tallmadso and