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From the Providence Journal.

U. s. SUPREME CoURT. The case of
Harding ana. others VS.. Handy GAd
Wheaton, and Hlndy VS.. Hurdiag and
others. both parties having Appealed
from the decision IF the Circuit Court
of Rhode Island, has been determined
in this Conrt. Handy claimed to hold
a certain estate by virtue of deeds from
Comfort Wheaton. These deeds, the
heirs Of fC0lnfort Wheaton attempted
TO set aside, for incompetcncy in the
grantor, and want of consideration
The CIRCUIT Judge in an inlerlocutory
decree, set aside the deeds to hands in
part, but recognized them SO far as t.,
cons itu;e Handy trustee of the estate,
aud gave him claim upon it for all
expenses incurred, advances made and
improvements. The settlement of
hcse claims was referred to a Master
in Chancery, who appraised the estate
at about three thousand dollars, and
pat the claims of Handy. a little over
TWO thousand dollars. Upon the Mas
ler's report, the Circuit Judge finally
declared. that the property should be
sold. Handy's claim paid out of the
proceeds, and the shares of the COM
.pIainants in the balance paid to them.
the shares Of the other heirs not par.
ties to the suit, to be held subject to
the orders Of the Court. The opinion
OF the Supreme Court, after the case
was fully argued by Messrs. Cox Il
Webster. for Handy, and Wheaton for
Harding SC. was delivered by the
Chief Justice, confirming the intslocu-
tory decree partially invalidatlng the
deeds, but reversing the fiaal decree
ordering the sale, on the ground that
all the partie. in interest, were not be-
fore the Court ; the case is therefore,
remanded to the Circuit Court, that
the other heirs may BE- introduced as
parties, and if they cannot be made
parties, then ths shares Of those who
are parties are to be sold. IN ot1er re-
spects the decree affirlned-each party
to paw his own costs in this Court.
This case, or its 5ranche., has been
pending in the Rhode.Island State
Courts since 1879, and is admitted by
the first lawyers to have been one OF
the most complicated and perplexing
on record. A minute history OF this
case may be found in the 18th number
of the Jonrna, for 1895. Sept. 20.
There is now question as to rents
and profits of the estate, between Ham
iy and Wheaton in which the former
claims Sl725 from the latter, and
which, having heretofore been coutin-
ued to await the decision at Washing
ton, will probably be tried at the pres
ent term ofour Supreme Court
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No. 8.

follows (: I" My health having suffered
~ long and close confinement, and my
oppressors being resolved to deprive
me ofproperty or life. | submit to rob-
berry to protect myself from mur Ter, in
the hope that ! may yet live to bring
the delinquents to justice. Coch-
rane.
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FEMALES OF rARTARY.

Some Of the Tartar women wear
long snow white wells, which conceal
not only the face, but the whole of the
head and upper part of the body sand
as if wells were insufficient to protect
them from obsersation, they no sooner
behold a man than they hang their
heads, and endeavor to escape notice
by flight. An English servant Observ-
ing this practice, deemed it to be an
act of rudeness OF his part to give
them the trouble of hiding their faces
and running away OH his account /;
therefore, whenever he encountered
them. he covered his face and took to
his heels, in order to hide himself in
the first place he could find. This
past unnoticed for some time at
length the Tartar women, struck by
the singuIariry Of seeing a man always
avoiding them, let fall portion Of
their wells when they next met him |;
but this only caused him to run faster
than before. Such conduct excited
their curiosity more than ever, and at
last they fairly hunted after him; at
ter following him in parties to his hid
ing.place with their wells of, they re-
solved to see man who, for the first
time concealed his face at the approaCh
Of a woman and, having caught him,
they actually demanded an explana.
ton of his unaccountable behaviour.
A Breach Of the Marriage Promise.
"A more summary way Of repairing
these breaches was adopted last week
in this city. A young and pretty girl
not over Is years Of age, residing il
the neighbourhood Of New-York, re-
ccived the addresses of young man
in rather hasty manner, the conse
quences of which could not be conceal
ed. The young man, whether he had
business in the city, or repaired here
to avoid the fulfillment of an hoaora-
BILE and implied contract, is not known,
hut here he arrived, and after him thu
aged and enraged father, with the tim
id and deceived daughter. The young
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TERMS.

The Srin sviu Be published on a me-
dium sheet and issued 10 Subscribers, e0-
cry Saturday morning, at tSo dollars
PER anaam. one iqif oayatls ~ Me end
9 Ms frst Gtres moatks,
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2TlarreM.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATION..
At General Republican Convcn-
tion, holden at the State House inProv-
idence, on the llth of Jan. 1896, Josiah
Whitaker, President, and c. E.Robbins,
Secretary the undermined gentle
men were nominated as General Off
GERS Of the State of Rhode Island for
the next political year
GOYER.NOUR.
JAMES FENNER.
NsPrcvidence.
LIEUT.. GOVER.NOUR,
CHARLES COLLINS,
OF Newport.
I. NATHAN Brown,
OF Joh.ston.
3. NATHAN M. WHEATON.
Of Warren.
3. BENJAMIN SMITH,
OfN. Kingstown.
A. STEPHEN B. CORNELL,
Of Portsmouth.
s. WILLIAM WHIppLE,
OfCumberland.
6. ELISHA WATSON,
OfS. Kingstown.
7. THOMAS WHIPPLH,
ofCoventry.
8. CHARLES ELpRIDcE,
fE. Greenwich.
9. WILLIAM JAMES,
Of fRichmond
10. GEORGE FIELD,
Of Cranston.
HENRY Bowen, Secretary.
ALBERT G. GREENE, At. General.
THOMAS G. PITMAE, Gen. Treas.
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II is the practice in Vienna and some
other cities to pave the. open courts OF
tho hotels with blocks of hard wood a
few inches long set on edge, overlwhich
wheel carriages roll almost without
noise. Were the porous or tabular
cavities Of the wood, previously filled
with a calcarious or other stony solu-
ton, or even with pitch, its hardness
would be "a great deal int reased, and its
durability still more by the exclusion Of
water. As broken wood wou d answer
for tbs purpose, and as the labour Of
cutting II would be comparatively small.
we do not think the expense would
much exceed that of M'Adams' road
metal. We have wondered indeed that
that the Vienna wooden pavement is
not adopted in some Of our most fash
ionable stree s, where tho noise occa-
stoned by the constant pass.n of coach
es must be felt as a serious nuisance.
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One Of the curio.ities Of London, is
the thousand pound note, with which
Lord Cochrane paid his fine, on the
back of which is written, by himself as
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AGRICULTURAL.

We acknowledge our inatention to
the subject Of Agriculture, but we will
atone for it otherwise than by words.
We will, hereafter, devote a portion
Of each number Of our paper, to selec-
tons from the most approved writer's
on the subject of Agriculture,
On the calture Of Grain aud Roots.
OATS
Should never be sown after the cul-
ture of other corn crops Gas the land is
by this practice too much exhausted
and should receive the same pcepara-
ton as Barley a circumstance often
not sufficiently attended to. Warm,
forward sands yield as great a, quantity
OF oats as barley, and should, therefore,
be applied to the culture of the former,
as generally yielding "A better price,
Upon various other soils, however, the
produce of Oats will be in considerably
greater proportion than that Of Barley,
and by superiour quantity more than
compensate for being sold at the small
er price. To relieve the business ofl
the succeeding months, Oats may some
times be sowa in january without
this view, however, February is pre-
fcrable. The land should have been
ploughed in October. Six bushels per
acre may be so~n in broadcast, and on
poor soils even eight, to great advan-
tage ; the crop being, by thick sowing.
several days sooner ripe, and the idea
of saving seed with respect to this grain
not being IN object worth any particu-
lar attention.
Are extremely ameliorating to the
soil, and may therefore, with very great
advantage be substituted in tillage for
white corn, succession of which is pc.
cu!iarly impoverishing. They should
however, not be sown on lands negli-
gently prepared, as is too commonly
done and indeed the maxim cannot be
too much attended to, with respect to
grain, that none should be sown but on
lands in really good order, with respect
to heart, cleanliness from weeds and
we'll finished tilth. The uncertainty !
generally ascribed to this crop is to be |
attributed in "A great degree to neglect
Of these circumstances. AT the same |
time, however, it is not meant to be as
serted. that for all grain the prepara.
ton should be equally high and finished.
The earlier peas are sown, the better
they will thrive, and the more easily |
they will be moved of the ground in
due time for turnips, a circnm,tance Of
particular importance. February is
the proper month for their being plant
ed. Early peas will seldom prove ben.
eicial upon wet soils, aud should be
cultivated only on dry ones, upon sands,
dry sandy loams,. gravels and chalks.
They do not want manure, which will
often make them ran to long straw, a
circumstance unfavourable to podding,
and likewise encourages weeds, which,
in the infant stage ofthe growth Ofpeas
canaot be extirpated without danger.
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4. THE Self Sharpening Piougi

may aiso be seen At the SUBSCRIBERS farm
well as he work performed BY il. lie IS DIES
yous sell the fgnt o. seBdiag this for ~,
Whole s,vie lie particularly requests gcnt.
men toexsnine this great Improvement.
The So scriSeF has spared no pains IN MAJ
ingtese se.ectIons So we'll calculated to tbt
wants of ihls section ct country, 10 assn.
hlp,seif OF The TIE end uf their errelfencs; d,
feels hereiore no hesitation IN prououncir
them byfar the best OF Their kind, tnat haNr
come within his observation, aud Also in war
ins all persons am vending r purchasing he
in my Of the counties before named, unless
under bis grant He win enforce the law $.
ga,hs all such He mentions this because b
has unde stood thai the right 81 viking the
Tageshing Machine has been sold by ceets,h
Mr. i,allOn, who has no msuner Of right TO the
patent, subscriher has papers IN his pos
session to shew that Ballon firnted the inven,
ton Of Mcdonald, and has eees since in con
sequence of the fraud. prosccutedby Mellon
aid, The true ps,entee. 20 Insolvency The
subscriber therefore forewarns al persons from
purchasing any such pretended right, and from
making and vending any OF the before men
toned improvements.
81. WILLIAM u. KING.
Berkeley county. March l6--F
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PUBLIC SALE.

yEsHE undersigned, intending to re-
n move ia Shepbe rds,own, VIII offer for
sale, at his present residence near Mar'insburg.
hyway OF PUBLIC AUCTION, on Friday the
Path instant. number OF valuable MiLCH
cows, YOUNG CATTLE, about thirty ao,.S,
All has Farming Implements,
some HORSES, Horse Gears. Cart, a Pan
tation. wagon; few BOOKS of 'oerit, part
u his HOUSEHOLD FJR.NlTURE; COR
rect ard elegsnt EghtsIia, Cock &Csse. and 4
set of JOINERs' TOOLS, of a considerable
ayarr;s.ty, said by judges. TO be valuable; also q
JTeauers' Loom aud Idckl,ns
A rea hab.e credit viii be given, and he par
ticula terms made known on he day Of sale
49, fa JOIN ALBURIIs.
March 2. ~ 3a
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v4ALUAELE PLANTATION
For Sale.

v ME subscriber rs DESTROYS To dispose
ii o, by private safe ms FARM wing ~ he
Opequon. about one mtc east of Mart,dsber ~,
on ne shepherdstoan and Chartestown road -,
I ies traci cuntans @ acres, - $50 ot which are
cieared and unSLar cultivation Including 100 :.
ores 81 bottom land formed BY the Iusoarors
and The Opeqaon creeks IS fertile and as bea,
t'fus as any IN the state This bottom which
Is entirely Cry, has constantly produced from
soto 80 bushels of Corn per acre (the subsori.
Der has gathered as much as 100 bushels ~,
- also s'isccphbie of being made mes, excel.
lem meadow The improvements on th,starr,
have cos, The subscriber a least IS OOe. and
he believes that the money has noi been use.
less'y expended. - Besides the cam,nodiuus
dive hag house. here are l9 other houses for
different domestic and Agricultural purposes
vahish,. SAW NiiI. on seat which, would
be admirably adapted 10 merchant mil The
tuscArora being her greatly enlarged by M.
fnerons springs, and the fail an the land up.
wards OF Is teet.--The barn will be sldngied. So
- 70 be m complete repair Tor the purchaser
Z fine toung orchard which, with ano, her on
The place. eonsi of 400 apple trees; Gnt
peach orchardS e pump IN The barn YARD arr,
another tor the kitchen are among tie n.an,
advantages Of Is desirable properly.
The terms will be very moderate, and will
= made kno ~ 20 any pt rson desirous OF pur
has'ns BY the subscr Der On the place
WILLIAM u, KING.
Berkeley county, March l6-tG
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the
laA D1lHs,o CARE, sDo

u pSr<r contatn'n2 ngscehsutOus iitera-
fore, snd. Az its tie Purpprts, dedics;ed o he
ysdles. II contains however mastcs 81 interest
TO the general rea er. II is published weekly
at lIarpers Ferry. Virginia, "a pace celebrated
: for IT'S romantic scenery and il Compress in
each volume 2JS qusrto PAGES OF sulall I, ps -
The advance price ; onl, 81 IS per snnum,
which aiakessit the cheapest publication ut ave
knsi1n the United States 1t will be frnlshed,
bound in boards, Tor 81 IS. Pos masters, or
others, who forward, Tree of postage, S. for
four numbers. viii be entitled TO an extra nam.
Der tor the trouble,
Copies of the FIRST and second volumes can
be hsdon application. The third solume has
sslready commenced.
Hsrpers.Ferry, March Is
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g. The Torn shelter

will not cost more tt,p Sl2--wjl..a'I, s,reak
ing lie COB il will she H. asst a tusbel d
niau9e; sepera'sngthe cob fpHl The grs.i,, spo
capable of be,ng worked euber .be the hsno
or BY water power This very useiu subs
Sxte fer ibe isborioas and SLOW process 81
sbetipg hs The hand, Siil be fpupd all mpor
tant 20 ever, miller and farmer ~ the couatFl
The plachinc may ee seen and tried Al 50,
snhscrlber's
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VIRGINIA,
Berkeley County Court. 70 irIt;
EERRuARY TERN, l62

Berkeley County Court. TO srII
FgBRuARY Term, ls2t S
lanes T-hfuston and David Randolph Guar Z
dians Of the children Of Joseph Fhruston 0e~
ceased E'A''
AGAINST
Robert Billingsiy, William Cunningham and
James Hayes Ia free man of color) Defendants
IN CHANcERY.
THE defendant, Robert l3,llngsly, not having
catered his appearance, and gwen security &C.
I. 1rdng TO the act of assembly and the rules OF
aim court and L appearing 70 the satisfaction
of,I.e court that he is not an inhsbitant OF this
state. his Ordered, Tat the said defendant,
Rober, BiIlngsly do appear here on the second
Monday in Msy ne,t, and answer the bill
Of the MIA. milf, and that copy OF this order
he fortbvith inserted for two months success.
.,yeIv IN 10. Martinsburg Gazette, and be
nos,ed At The a DOR OF the Court House OF this
county
" eps- ID. HUNTER, C BIC
February Is 1896
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L. 1he Th,tshing Muchine

rs ~ far the niost eonp,et, and ficin yei n
yens@d noting sdnplicity IN he coasuuct o.
vii, rh appess. md the means - periorn,,s
'excelkft work witt very litsie power To .
person who buys he rigot and butt s nis MS,
chiee wjii cnst not seorc than StOO sno
will thresi, uut with two horse power, u.
b.isliels pr lonr This machine nsy be see
at NJ Joss "a McMurrin's. near shepherd.
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O. The iYheat Rubber

will he most o-eiti aldsrion 10 all 10
whef,. 3; ROY oe SCI, ah9 worked Wit 80. /.
II is offended efFscsuslly 20 clean sieat tom
al lnJnrpnes ntemat, dirt. sc vii clean o
Is b ,saels 10 AZ a,lr, snd nts est more tia
$50 OF IS II car be seen a, ne sabscgi,rr
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To all qchons it mag concern.

NOTlCEis hereby gwen, 10 sii persons who
IN are IN the habit OF anlaatuily ranging
hunting and fishing on my lands, and the wa
tiers thereon, and to al, o hers who may do the
like, that l am deteris ned in future to pu,
III. law in force sgaiast every one no often,
ding, without respect to persons.
JOEL WARD.
Mill Creek March les.
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ALSO, ON THE SAME DAT,
TIE FARM
FOR RENT.
" III be rented to the highest bidder, {
w FRfDy7Y the Slsi iast
House md Lot of Ground,

situate in Hsrdscrabbie, now in the possession
OF Samuel Ray; said lot contains three acres.
CHRISTIAN HENRY,
, March 2
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3 WISH to employ single man of
III in6usuous habits. who has Judgment and
energy sutfleien to manage Farm. with s
ew hands. As mean TO give a coed salary
none need apply except they can produce The
requisite recommendations as above.
WILLIAM WILSON
Prospect I'LL, near CerraIds Town.
Berkeley County, January 20. 1896 -"
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A variety of BLANKS
for sale at this Office,
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TRUST SALE.

ny virtue Of Deed Of frast executed on
Id he 9Th day Of September 1923, BY VIM.
Ray 20 the subscriber, tor the purpose OF Sc
curing 80 Christian Henry, certain sums OF
money therein mentioned, viii be Sold Tor
cash, q The house Of laid viIlls'n hay, on
"Wednesday tie 9Th day OF April next,
ONE GREY MARE.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
sUcH As
Feather Bed. Iieadsiesd and Bedding, ono But
sreasl. Corner Cupboard, Breakfast able, halt
dozen Windsor Chairs. one small Chess, to-
Ege,ner with several other att'cles not necessary
Rfo mention. Sale 70 begin early in ,ne day.
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March 10. 1926.
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VIRGINIA,
Berkeley County Cour. 70 "R:
FsBRuARY Term, 1875:

Berkeley County Cour. 70 ~'s:
FssRuARY TERM, 1876.
Jacob Smith r'@'n''H'
AGAINST -.
Polly Custer, widow and Jacob vus'.lf st'
zabe,h Caster Poll, Custer Caiharl NC ousser'-
John Custer, Henry Custer and Fmle S e.
children OF John Custer, deceased and oeorse
kinAe Defend. WIS
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant, George Knsie not hss 'hs
entered his appearance, and given securtys ~
coF9ing to the act OF assembly and the rules
this court. and it appearing 10 the satisfaction
Of che court that he is not an inhabtan, ofthis
stste-H is Ordered That the said defendant,
George Klnsle do appear on the second Mon
Gay in May next. and answer the bill OF
the plaintiff, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted for two months successfully
in the Msrtinsburg Gazette, and be posted At
the door OF the Court House OF this county.
Copy--Teste,
ID. HUNTER, C. b. C.
February 10, 1896 On
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To Farmers and Miiters.

EFEyHE subscriber has purchased the
I'll right Of inskn4 and ,etdsig ia tse coun.
ties Of Berkeley jefferson, FREDERICK. Shenan.
toab Rackp,id ge buckingham snd Augusta,
n in the state Of N,tgin,s, ire following ssiasse
machines. .He Doaahd's Ihreshnas -facisne-
The Whea, Rabba = Cr6ker's earn Shelisas
;. MACHINE --saj lie Self ,shai1ersag Piensh