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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
Wn shiDrtOu. December (

WdNNSt0H, DeceM6eT b, 1873.
The Session Of Congress opened yesterday, by
the organization of the two Houses. In the Sc
nate the Flee President took the Chair; and on
him, by the present rule of that body, will devolye
the selection of the Committees, which in the Sen
ate had always, until the last Session, been done by
ballot. The other officers of the Senate are, by a
new rule of that body, to be chosen on Monday
next. having heretofore served during the pleasure
of the Senate. Nat. Intel.
Washington, December 10.
The first week of the Session of Congress is
scarcely ended, and yetits business is fairly under
way. In the House Of Representatives, all the
great committees are already appointed, and in the
Senate their appointment has been ordered.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13

In the Report ofthe operations Of the Engineer Depart
men during the year ending on the 30h Of Sept 1885, it
stated that of the appropriation Of the last session OF Con-
gres for completing the unfinished parts of Fort Delaware
and repairing injuries that had occurred that fort about
half has been advanageousy applied The report of
inspection of the work done this year, represents
have been executed in the best manne and that the
results intended to be produced by the repairs have been
in a degree, and will be ultimately issly, realized"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13

The London Globe mentions that in August last
one OF the Steam Boats which regularly plies be.
tween Dublin and Liverpool, arrived at Liverpool
" with upwards Of seuen hundred passengers at Cd
EACH" The London Courier states that the Sum-
day previously to its publication, FIVE Steam Boats
had arrived at Margate from London. with rather
more than 6Ye hundred passengers,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13

A CARD-There is attached to the Tafchman OHse
great variety Of ornamental type, OF the latest fashions
which additions are constantly making. A. & II WILsov
fee warranted, therefore, i'll stating that they will print
pamphlets, cards, hadblls, tickets, ba.ks &C. supe-
ror style. Their terms will be accommodating
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13

is herself OF course, a member Of that communion.
She will not be, however the first Catholic Consort
Of Protestant Viceroy of Ireland. When the late
Marquis of Buckingham administered the govern
ment of this country, the Marchioness, who was the
only daughter and heress Of the great Earl of Clare
and strict Catholic, went regularly to Mass.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
- oJJJooo .

The Standing Committees were announced in
the House of Representatives on Friday, as having
heen appointed by the Chair. We have not room
'or them to day.
Mt. NJ Lane, of Del, is first on the Committee
of Ways and Means He is also one OF Select
Committee " On the Organization OF the Executive
Depariments.'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
ELECTION.

vIvHE stockholders of the Wihuineton and IkilIsib
Il Imnhike Company are hereby Informed that an cleo
ton for managers will take place the first Monday in
January nea a, the house of JAcoB coroS, in ,lcigs
of Brandywinc, at o'clock, P. M.
JAMES PRICE. sec'y.'
Dec. 10, 1895. 7-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13

DiED-in Philadelphia, suddenly, the evening of The
9TH inst, MARY COPE, wife o. Thomas p Cone
- In this Borough, on Sunday last, Mrs ELIZABETH
I1EMPIILL relicl of the late WILLIAM HEnrnrLL Esq.,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13

Among the articles presented at the late Exhib-
lion of Domestic Manufactures in Washington City,
VIC are informed that some fine FLANNELS from
the mandatory Of Mr.. BANCROFT, on the Brandy
wine, near this Borough, received considerable
praise.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13

Church. in the city of New York. lately had conferred up
him, the title Of Doctor of Divinity, by the Trustees of
Williams College, Massachusetts Mr.. Cox has rejected
the title and among ether which he publishes in
the Telescope, for not accepting the intended honor
he sayss THE GREATEST that is earhy, a1df
variance NTH the s, if NOT with the very letter Of the Cos
beko
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
At Baltimore, on Friday.

Cotton. Lou, 18a 90; Geo. upland, Is 16
Cotton Yarn. No. 10, SO cts-an advance Of cent
each No. to No. 18; Feathers, live, 33 "a Flax
seed, rough, 100 liz; Flour, sup. AIS 500;
Flax. a IL; Corn, IS SIS Wheat, 90 a ! ,05
Barley, 95 100; Oats, s5 Sc; Hops, 27 &c.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13

FKICES CURRENT AT BRANDFwlNE Minis, Dec. l2.
FLOUR, superfne, per Dbl. IS 90 to S
Middlings do 8 90 25
Do red, do 95 81
Do (ncw) do. = Sc
Kiln-dried Corn Meal, per hid. ID so is 90
Do do. per bb s 90 3g5
The Flour market for time past, has been ex-
tremcly dull and very few sales. Unless some change
takes place in few days, quotations will be
considerably reduced in Wheat-say 80 cents.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
LOMBARD & PROTECTION BANK.

The committee appointed by the Legislature Of New
Jersey, investigate the affairs of the Lombard and Pro-
lection Bank have reported sad account of IFS pecnay
&39O00!!!
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
SPA SPRING COMPANY.

>E Stockholders in this company informed that the
President and Managers have ordered that second in.
stament of Tveny dollars on each share mist be paid OR
or before the 23d inst PETER CAVERlY
Dec. 13, 1925. 7-3t Treasurer
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13

Masonry Late Buenos Ayres papers received
IN Phadelpha, contain the following paragraph.
"Free masonry is about to flourish here; the
necessary preliminaries have been attended to by a
few, and We expect charter from Wilmington, Del.
aware, in about three months. 1t is the hrst at
tempt.--Its great enemies Ignorance and supersti
tion) unfortunately exist here to great extent
and the knowledge oil which will necessarily restrict
US to necessary course Of proceeding"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13

In publishing the of the marriage of the Marquis
of Wellesley to Mrs Patterson the Baltimore Patriot says
-" AS many very incorrect statements made respect.
ing the paretage and connections of this lady, deem it
proper sae that she is the daughter of Richard ca
Esq grand daughter of the venerable Charles Carroll Of
Carroon, and widow Of the late Robert Patterson, who
lhe of William Patterson, esq of Baltimore, and
the brother of Mrs jerome Bonaparle."
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13

"Her grandfather Mr. Carroll, who is yet alive, resides
in the city Of Washington This gentleman, it said, filed
at remote period, high judicial office in Canada"
The above paragraph, which appears in the
of the marriage Of the Marquis Of Wellesley, fur
nshed by la,e English papers, corrected by the Bai-
more Gazette, which gives The following statement.
"Charles Carroll of Carolton venerable and
Grated fellow citizen, and one ofhe three remaining sgners
of the declaration of our independence, is well known
throughout the Republic; and speak from actual know
ledge when assert, that far from holding high judi
cal office in Canada his only visit to that country
commissioner the part of the United Staes at early
period of their political existence"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
Nineteenth Congress-1st Session.
MONDAY, DEcEMBEn S, 1895.

MONDAY, OEcEMBER S, 1898.
Agreeably to the provision Of the Constitution
fixing the period for the meeting Of Congress. the
TWO Houses assembled in their respective Cham
bers, in the Capitol, this day, and commenced the
First Session of the Nineteenth Congress.
IN SENATE.
At twelve O'Clock, the V1cE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES, ex oftico PRESIDENT OF THE
SENATE, took the Chair, and called the Senate to
order. The roll of the Members was then called.
The new Members took the oath required by the
Constitution.
On motion, Committee was ordered to be ap-
pointed, jointly, with such Committee as should be
appointed by the House of Representatives to wait
on The President of the United States, and inform
him that the two Houses of Congress are assembled
and ready to receive any communication he might
have TO make; and Mr.. SMITH, of Md. and Mr.
LLOYD, Of Mass. were appointed the Committee on
the part of the Senate.
The usual orders, for furnishing the Members
with certain number Of newspapers, &c. &c. were
adopted, and
The Senate adjourned to IL O'Clock tomorrow.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13

Fown indignantly dawning attempt
portion of the Union from another. WASHINGTON.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-04


bpse the ,illage il VERY magnificent, ss it
embraces The Deed Sen. the ,al,y aud ..
srr nf Jordan, aud us ehbouctTt INTO the
Ike.
On the desceoi of OliYet, il shown th.
spot Where Ghllsl mept ofsr Jerusalem
tradition could mol have srleetrd NOR.
snitable sput.--Up This sscrnt DaNd
went when he fed from Atsdom, neey-
lng. And dida Jew wish n breathe hi,
last where thr glory of his Ind and fsllcl
city should meet his Departing gnzr, he
would desire IL hr laid un lie summit OF
the Mount df Olives.
Tbe condition Of thr Jews in Palestine,
~ more insecure and eypnsrd 10 insult snd
eXeetion than In Egypt ald Syria, from
thr frequent lanless ard oppressive ran.
duet of The governors md chiefs. Thcse
distant Paebalics afc Ie,s under the con.
troll of the Porte hnd IN Egypt, The SUBJ
Jreis ot Mahmoud eainy n mOre equitable
and quiet go,ernm.e Than 10 any other
part dfthe empire. There is lille uatiDp-
Al feeling ar enthusiasm among them
though there nre spme exceptions, where
these exist IN m t,it.se degree. In the
city they appear tearlul and humble. Tor
the contempt IN with they are held hT
the Turks Is excessive, aud they often 80
pooi1y clad 10 avoid exciting suspicion.
Iet II is sp interesting sight Ia tneet with
n Jew wandering win his stad in his hand
aud a,rorrable heard saceplng his bossm,
III the fteh AMI silent PLAIN of Jericho, on
the SIDES ol hi native mountains or on the
banks Of The aneIeni river hlshon, where
The arm ot the lniehty was mahrred IN tho
battle OF the Lord. Did spark of tue
love of this county "nrm his htart. hi.
feellog must BE- exquisite bnl his sphit 10
suited 10 lis condition.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-04
pntsTEn AND ruBLIsHEp by
.,.u rLETcHEH y HCfl II. TOLER,
LII Publishers efthe Laps Of Ae Union.

~ The seni-Weekiy Paper, at 81, and the
,,.b.i,,v Paper, at 50 per annum, payable in
W. No subscription will be received for
si ~. time than six mouths, aud no paper will
sls is.eantinued (but at the discretion of the
o. until all arrearages are paid.
t3ho.,,l dyertiscments will be inserted at 50
- >, nor square (or iess) the first time, aud
CEN. J cents for each continuance. Those
81 distance must he pnid for previous TO
from u. Insertion. or the payment assumed by
h mn resnonsible person in Lynchburg.
Ut ~ Chancery Orders are inserted for six
dollars H., - ,ho r,l;.ors ,,,,.
h. posr RAIN. or they will not be attended to
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-04
To the Afflicted.
Dr. .ittf1dge's Iinctare
E0N A.S DtuE5AAO.S,
Termed Dyspepsia.

4 lie discovery Vf thI4 Medicine la,
been Tie eject Of long nnd attentive stu
dy, q Is nov made public from tic most dcri-
dcd conviction founded OF ample experiences
ot lis power ~ erhdicntug Tits disease, after
every other mrdieine hnd tnicd II has ony
been III this country twelve month";, aud Il
la, done wonders IA giving restoration, and
IA nsihmntical casts, il bonehcial effects has
been Astonishing Dr.. NJ Farmer, Member
OF The Royal College u Surgeons In London,
declares 1T his Treatise, that Asihmn ana inii
gest.on are tollld co.eSisli1g, the stomnch
at MI times oKeftB considerable influence
over tue pulmonary functions, and II Is thcrc)
fore fair 10 eoneldie tbpt The former disease
Is aggravated by the hitter. Asthmntic PEG.
pie, continues Tue learned Doctor, should i'm.
posenpon llleln4sees the same regulation ~
II The case were purely dyepcptlc. hi.
linetnre oppne distractions ot The splren
aud liver olennsGlb The breast OF piegm, and
tie ehos Of hdmofs gathered therein re-,
moyeg pain IA The back, stomach aud sides.
and the windy collie. Also giddiness IN thc
head, which Nil proceed from Indication .--.
1t as boon recommended ~ some OF the
most eminent riysieinns, a. n valuable mctl-
cine IN Dysfeps,n--bal j, docs not cure all
diseases.
ron sAtr ~
llOWEL DAVIES
May 10 y 3m SO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-04
Liquors, SC. Just received.

London Particular & SICILY Mndeira Wines
clnret, Wine Bitters, Jamaica Rum
French Brhndy, &c &c.
Most Of the abpye AFRO considered 10 ho
good. ". MCKEE d 9. MEM.
March o. Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-04
w m. Owens & q. l.. Lecllie,

May &c. ts4o
hare us, recfiued an additional supply "
5000 lbs. real Campeachy Logwood,
If the best quality, for sale al the lowest rrt'
ees. THOMAS J DUAL, Sign ofMe
March 20 Golden Mortar, Bank SsGdrs'
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-06
VIRGINIA.:
Berkeley County, 10 tcit:
September Term, 1925.
Emanuel Eversole, Plaintiff,

Berkeley County, 10 wn;
September Term, 1925.
Emanuel Eversole, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Thomas Turner, in bis own right, Joseph
Fofman, Robert Snodgrass. and Thomas Tur.
,ier, Executor of Ruth Turner & Executor Of
John Turner, George Evans, Committee of
John Turner and Guardian OF Joseph Turner,
George Evans in his own right and Mary his
wife. and John Hedges. & Elizabeth his wife,
which said Thomas, John. Joseph, Mary and
Elizabeth were legatees under the win OF
John Turner deed. Defendants,
IN CHy4.NCERY.
THE defendant, Thomas Turner, not having
entered his appearance, and given security &C,
cording to the act of assembly and the rules OF
this court; and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the court that he is not an inhabitant OF this
state-H is Ordered. That the SAID defendant
Thomas Turner, do appear here on the second
Monday in December next, and answer the
bill of the plaintiff. and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted tor two months sue
cessively in the Martinsburg Gazette, and be
posted at the door ofthe Court House of this
county.
A Copy Teste,
y. HUNTER, c. B. c.
September Is. 1825--2m
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-06
Public Sale.

WILL be sold, by public AUCTION, on Thurs
w day the 18th day OF October next, at the
late residence ofJohn Pitzer, decd. near the
Falling Waters, the following property, to wit
Horses, Co,Os, Hogs, and Sheep
Farming Implements of every description.
among which are a good WAGON, HORSE
GEARS, an excellent Cutting Box, &c. a
quantity Of Wheat and Rye in the Stack; also
quantity Of goed Hay.
. Household and Kitchen Furniture,
together with a number of other articles, not
necessary to particularze. Nine Months Gre
dit will be given tor all sums over f2e dollars,
the purchaser giving bond with approved ecu.
rity--Eor all sums under five dollars, the cash
will be required.
ABR aHAM MARLATT, .adm'r.
September %
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-06
WOOL OARIDlNlR

win be done. in the best manner, at .he usua
prices. He would also inform his customers
and others in the neighbourhood of Shepherds
town. that wool will be received al Nr. John
T. Cookus' store, to be manufactured into
cloth, &c. or carded into rolls; as the wool
will be carried by the Stage, there will be an
opportunity to send three times week, and
the rolls will be promptly returned, the FIRST
or second Stage day after it arrives,
G. e. CONRADT.
April 81.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-06
Land for sale.

THE subscriber wishes TO sell, smil'
TR.3CT or LAND, lying in Berkeley coun
", Va containing hfty-ti acres Of first-rste
limestone soil, part of which is clothed with
excellent timber; the cleared land is now IN a
high state Of cultivation. This land sdioins
that OF Alexander Robinson, George Mong and
others This land will be sold on accommoda
ting terms Persons wishing 10 purchase, can be
shown the premises, and terms made known
on application to Mr. James Robnsor. living
near the same, who is fully authorised to make
sale for me.
ROSWELL Saxon.
Troy, Ohio, july q, II
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-06
attention.!
Rerkelev Lioht Infantry,

Berkeley Light Infantry!
yyoU are ordered to parade in Martnsburg,
4 in front of Nj, Bllmire's tavern, at
2.o'clock p. m. on Saturday the 9th day OF
October next, it being the second Saturday N
said month, punctual attendance is required
OF all the members attached 10 said Company.
BY order Of the Captain,
JACOB POlSAL, jun. O. S.
September 90
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-06
Isaac Hayward,
Commission Merchant,
SMITHS WHARF, Baltimore,

TAKES this method of returning his thanks
4 to the Mllers and Farmers Of Berkeley,
Frederick and Washington counties, for the
very liberal encouragement they have afforded
him since his removal TO the Wharf, and soil
cts a continuation Of their business, and in
forms others that he will take the business OF
FIVE more mills only and his former customers
hat in accordance with the wishes OF the Mil
lers he is doing business f'r, he does not now
purchase but confines himself exclusively to The
sale OF Flour and other Country Produce, on
commission. Those who border on the Poto-
mac, are Informed that the George Town Pack
cts lay opposite. and can land Flour at his door
Terms as heretofore, l2i cents per hbi, on
Flour, and q per cent. on sales OF alb other
articles, without any charge for Storage and
all who reqa're it. KEEP regularly informed OF
any change that may ,aAs place "a the market
Baltimore, aug IL. 81.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-06

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
~ trespassing ON the Land of the subscriber,
near Buckles Town, or cutting down and car-
rying of wood or timber on said Land, as she
> determined to put the law in force against
all persons, who may be found SO offending
said Land adjoins that OF the heirs OF Jonathan
WickershAm, Stephen Mayors, and others
DOR0FHE f.. ROUSH.
Martinsburg, September %, 1825--Sw
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-06
CONSOLIDATED
STATE LOTTERY
OF MARYLAND,
By Special Act of Assembly.

Bu the IMPROVED Mode Of Dra1oing --SECUf-
ED BY LETTERS PATENT. and to be
drawn under the suberintendauce Of the
COMMISSIONERS OF LOTTERIES.
The Drawing will take place in the CirK OF
BALTIMoRE on the 9th NOVEMBER next, and
viii be completed in ONE DAY.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-06
EstraV Bull.

CTRAYED away from the subscribers farm
- IN May last, BULL, about three years
old, no ear mark or brand. read colour, with
some white on his lump and tail, and some
white under his belly. with wide horns, who
ever will give me information. so that can
get him again, shall have reward OF two dol
lars.
RICHARD BRYARLY.
Near Darksville, September 22.'
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-06
nj artinsburg Cloth Factory.

THE subscriber teuders his acknowledge
4 ments to his Customers for the favouIs re.
ceived, and informs them and the public gene.
rally. that he continues the Manufacturing OF
Cloth in the different branches, and will exc
cute the work in the best manner, and upon
the most accommodating terms. He will receive
wool to be manufactured into any kind of
Cloths, Blankets, Flahnels and Csrpetting-
He also Manufactures customers wool upon
shares, or takes WOOL soap, or grain in pay
ment for manufacturing He has now on band,
Cloths, Cassinets, Linsey, &c. for which he
will in exchange take wool at liberal prices;
he deems it unnecessary TO say aught about
the quality of goods he manufactures. as their
apnearance and wear viii recommend them
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-06
Highest Prise $4,000 Dolls.
152,00oDolls
2O,813 Prizes,
40. 900 Tiekets-.Nat one Blank 10 a Prize.

10000 Tickets-.Not one blank to a Prize
q Euery Prize payable in CASH sirty days
afte, tie dra7oing,- subject to deduction 81
fifteen Per cent
ar MODE OF DRA,VING.--Th Numbers
will be put in wheel as usuai-and in the other
wheel viii be put, the prizes above the demo-
minaton of Four Dollars, and the drawing to
progress in the usual manLcr.-Ihe 10000 Pri.
yes of Four Dollars, will be awarded 10 the Odd
or Even Numbers in the Lottery, las the case
may be,) dependent on the Drawing OF the
Capital Prize of THIRTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS-that is to say, the oO,UoU Dollar
Prize should come out to an Odd Number, then
ersry Odd .Ntsmser in the Scheme Will be ensi'
tied TO -Four Dollar prize. lfthe $4,000 Dol
lar Prize should come out to an Eve1l Number,
than all the Even .Nianbers IN The SchefHe VIII
be each entitled to prize OF Four Dollars
w. Odd Numbers are those ending
ag,th /, 8, 5, or 8.
81 Even Numbers are those ending
with ., 4, 6, 8 orc.
This mode of Drawing not only permits the
whole Lottery to be completed IN ONE DRAW
ING, but has the great advantage OF distrbut-
ing the small Prizes regularly to every alternate
Number in the Scheme, SO that the holder OF
Two Tickets, or I wo Shares OF Tickets, Zone
ODD and one Even Number) will be certain OF
obtaining at least one Prize, and in the same
ratio for any greater quantity.
Q11A Ticket drawing superior Prize IN this
Scheme is net restricted from drawing An inte-
rior enc also-many tickets therefore, will ne
cessarly obtain TWO PRIZES EACH
Tickets, S. Quarters, 81 rs
Haircs, So so Eighths, So 625
Tickets and Shares in the above Lotteries, TO
be had in a variety of numbers at
ALIENS
Lottery and Exchange Office,
Pennsylvania .4renue, Washington City,
Who have constantly for sale Tickets in all the
popular Lotteries.-O by mail promptly
attended TO il addressed to
s. g II ALIEN g Co. WashingtonCity
September Is. 1926
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-06
Falling w alter Mills
A. HEERER

ID RESPECTFULLY informs the Farmers of
IN Berkeley county, that ne has taken the
MILLS, known by the above name, (tormeriy
occupied by his father, Thomas Sheerer, dec'd.)
where he viii receive GRAIN from those who
NAV favour him with their custom. For every
3OOBs Of .NER CH1.NT.4BLE UHE.4I,
he will give one barrel superhne flour, and
warrant the inspection in Baltimore, Alezan-
dria or Georgetown.
Persons wishing their flour Boated, will have
it delivered, tree of any expense.
Falling Waters, September 15-tf.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-06
Negro w oman
To the Farmers

of Berkeley and Jefferson Counties
gE7HE subscriber having rented the
IL Mills belonging To Mr.. Josiah Flsgg, gives
this notice to the Farmers Of Berkeley and JET.
ferson Counties, that he will be thankful for,
and promptly execute all grinding brought
to these Mills, all Of which, are III complete
repair. lie will give for every 39Vios. oil
Merchantable Wheat, one barrel of 'su2erhne
-four, and stand the inspection of Baltimore
George Town, or Alexandria. Farmers WHO
may want Plaster Ground, can have the same
done on the shortest notice. Saving will be
done on reasonable terms.
THOMAS G. FLAGG.
September
EEAVING rented my Mills to Thomas G.
Il 4 FIagg. have no hesitation IN saying
that will be responsible for all grinding en-
trusted to him.
JOSIAH FLAGG.
September /, 1925
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-06
Notice IS herebH Given

vESHAT petition will be presented to the
n next General Assembly of Virginia, pray
ing for an act to incorporate the MartinsbuFg
Library Society.
September %. 1925. 2m