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YaIuable Propertu for ST.

AHlNG reiinquished the idea Of changing my nl,-o ~
residence, now offer Tor sails beautiful
4o'e 'ituaton adjoining the Of Falmouth win ali
- arIui'thahor Inc dwelling house iree and comoJ;
"ies hiSn Tour rooms each floor, and ", n u.b
- ihIe every Necessary out house. viz An Utc. gnoI
hchen smoke House, Store House Barn StsbIe and p,
tiou insurance. the and premiums raid for
SOOO' "a large aud productive Garden in the ward st.n ,
pump SeidhS "elghiu water which conveyed bv nne H
'he Of the hJuse Garden j. oman
~. Grove oil large oakt in which the Over.cer,,
SITUATION has not its equal this of conr,y
'hooa, POSSESSING commanding yrw of both The
lahc dowuth apPahannock river. There a.
one HAIL Ia wood, the esi laid IN three shifts ,,u
r eGa renee, with stream of running through eacb
ahu produces well, and has fail.d in the most
tu seasons y little Improvement, (Which from n. 5n,;
fuy 10 noh owns Is EASILY done, aud irIlnc eXpee
nave made 20 bushels of wheat To The acre There is sum
.cy oi OAK umhei, and an abundance of pine wood
erfet de'uahd aud lies convenient 10 Town that ;v
os per ndy may he hauled, taking hack each time l oT
winch may he often gathered about the streets r., m
expense OF moving H. There premise. fop} nr
% 'ns good carriage nurses, from 10 so head Of vo
lIu ''t'''iS cae among them 10 mich eo,s--al,o. 2
WdSoh one cart, with all other farming utensils in
ueI' amor winch, together with the glowing CROP will h. d
~, n'oddi'hg term aud POSSESSION riy en- unet,I
Gus Of Puf' hasg this valuable Property can yieyo
'"e SAINT and AHow The terms On application to
" n 7-h H.. WALKER.
(Which II desred0 viii be put at a reduced pfee
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~ ana parcel, Of land, lying near the city of RbmonJ
sailed Of1oN' containing rather upward. Of three
"ecs, J'ag on the north fork at the Brook and com
ehe'ns near the Brook Bridge on the Tnpike bsyeen
& "'es from thi, city Thus by all whG are acquainted
' IL - considered valuable land most Of il being m Vol
e wen nhefed, and lie buildings on it are sufficient f
A. nn accommodation Of toieraby large family
~ acres near hIchciis Spring anf adjoining hi. trr
and that OF Mr.. L. X. Prices Land Thee "a .as
oneJ Lana oil into lots OF 10 each and viii he ola
'' 10 'hA' way OF together Each lot viii have lie s,
wafer running constantly through and some of ten
ns!e me springs With this land 10 acres more may be bJ
H. si 81 the original tract. wish ao in dance
" sooa PAIR Of carriage horses, exorlen, Hor and
carnage driver. For terms, apply 10 anu
--oo.II 80 -vf ROBINSON
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Vtes s5 "a CO: y S s e: ISL. ia. .:
Eii pangeseid, eldest and raj, a. iac Ba.asrs.
rs .peA Ed0,n Niqn atIst siaaS He,,D Po.e
Dayecfeid dee, and En j. Dickinson ADM de 5o;is non
@% sGs .Da 1s ae sad p 2aeet @ -
Hm d. Wren, ad,arte bsais non rHn Claiborne ,dec
stssbsh his sOe, Als Garter Claiborne aud john C. Co
hoo' coroner 81 'Gse!o"G county, Gd admir- de tonS
az ne e.tgis 81 ChGS i"rr'SO ,a&iH'stsred6y Matthetc
m,.rry Claiborne, Dcyis.
TINS this day be further heard on The pa
pers formerly read aud the verdict certified have
lound, leore the Supreme Court Of Law county Of
denrec pursuant toth cderof the june 1875 was
'sud oy COUNSEL oh Consider whereof the court doth
Sdhse, order aud Decree ts uuless the defendants OF soe
o o. iuoe Of them or person behalf OF them,
'v Que Ut more m Them do, wthin sIN months non thu day.
Ray 10 the plaintiff William }. Dcktucn, anr d, tonis non
% e WIZ annexed oil Wm Dansetheid, four hundred aud
'"ousahu weight 9i nie tianIdble crop tobacco of
the inspections BY established this state, with
As, day Of Jsuuay, 1853 G paid tue said defendant, and
each and every OF them lnd their h,us be barred aud
eieeiosed oil all equity OF redemption aud thai pant
the tract Of land situated the county Newkent IN die said
deed OF nosase mentioned that remained taking
Ion ihe SIX hundred aud urtywo tue bail
a. conveyed by William Cli,bOtue William Uang.ried by
deed bearing date the third January I7gS the part Of said
"1t ia Tue a'd mortgage menone, after deductg the
SIX hunired and ior;ys he hun,r ed and Gfy-
Two acre., he the less, and the Mar,hal Of
tee s'reor Court OF Chanoery lot the Williamsburg District
ei.r advertising the time and place sale four weeks m
some newspaper published the city Richmond expose to
Pube sale for Tobacco OF the description aoreas pa, able
On the day Of safe the sad part containing hudeJ ami
hy-t~o OF land, less that out OF the pro-
oeeds Of sale pay the first place. all The charges aud spen
ee' attending such sale, and the residue such proceeds he
Pay TO the said William j. UcsensO, ar,r de boni, non OF
William banserhela nd report his 20 th
court, ia order TO . final decee.
copy. Teste, w. w HENINGe g
.3LHRSH.fL'S sale
pursuance vi the decree shall p,oc eed to sell pu,
hciy NewArn courthouse, Thursday lHth day of
o'tohe next ten court dsy between of II and
O'Clock, the land the decree mentioned, On the tenn,
therein specified.
Sept. -. SCI "
POSTPONEM
~ The above uiayoidahiv posporeI in ran
sequence ct the weather. 1t will take place on the sh v Of
Nuye,nher Ntwkeut oourtJsy. w MiCANDiI%3
OctI7. AZ -
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LUHDAGE FOR 1877.
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }
9th OFT. 1926 (

TIVE Commissioners of the Navy will eceiyc proposal I'M
a until The first jay Of December next, for The following
quantity OF CpRDAGE to he made Of the best clean water
roitej IiemT, tor the Navy, for the year 1897.
10 tons To he delivered at the Navy Yard at Norfolk
50 tons 10 be delivered at the Navy Yard Washin sten
40 ions to be delivered al tue Navy Yard NeYork
aud
40 ton, to be delivered at The Navy Yard Boston,
o. such shall, from time tiinr be required
the quantity to he delivered before the Isl day of April
1877 and oe half 90 or before the first day OF July,
ing The CGrdage br OF The quality and 10 stand The
proof at the re'pe tive Navy Yard, whicb will he sae as
that OF the present The foregoing quantities will be &C
ay contracted for, with the condition that the COMMUNION
efs extend the quantity fifty pet cent bS giving months
previous nOce 10 hs Oilers state whether for
common orpateut laid.
OetI5 45-st
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as committed to the Jail of King aud Queen count, on
~ spe tSlh Of d9iy a't negro naifcd JoUN Who
sys ne he'ong TO Archibald Freeland Of the Town of
chester he bad on when committed iail an Oh
ooa o. domestic aud paniaoon Of the same aud very old
T nat J"hh . about % yeai Of aes from, hi,
ana about feet or inches hsh the owner n rtdse1ld -
V,"ta prove ~ property, payi charges aud sL Li,
'y' V''ei"''e nc VIII be dealt wti, according 10 iey.
ots WV . On - u. , Ia'i''-
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NOTICE.

PETITION viii he presented TO the next General A.,
sembly OF Virginia. PRAYING that the Conmon,yrstb,.
r,sht TO certain lots 81 land IN the Ufbanna lately e
cheated snd Sold as the property OF Alexander ,
zer aud at TN time OF sad echeat sale ia the
OF Wm Burke, may he renqushed, the bonds given In
Tue commonwealth io tie purchase money lots nav he
'1"'e"eu' JOHN CHEW, admir-
Oct rs. 1890. t Is, ese'
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.hOy'TrE

~ AS committed TO the jail Jefferson eoru,y Va 4,
runaway, on The 18th Of June last, negro rnan who
cs' himself CHdRLES, about n years OF age tayny cum
PeAon 1--WE feet II inches high aad has snail .tf sc,o
nus rSht ey ebrowsal negro purchased IN June ig2j
oy col samuel j. Dawson taken TO Richmond, aud sold To-
gentleman IN the South, Icy name of Abernsihey lie
Tnt requested come, property, pay char Ees and
law. ToitN iArTccs.- inE 70
Sept 1. 81 =, - e''
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Il. ]. woRsnAAI, c. c.
45---M6Rk


oh4ncery; Meekenbug county, July Court 1926 JoepI
Against, ' i-'"'"s
Hume * Field aud James W. Oliver execution, Of ! I'm
deceased Abraham Keen, Administrator Asa Oryr,
1eS' 'an' hels formerly Jaue Butler wife OF James Il,
uutc, AieAsnGer Butler AmItead q. BueI. John r,u,
thSrles ID BHileI aud Elizabeth d. Butler " no were inn,
"u al no" "i iu age William Oliver and Sarah Oliver,
n, t.e..,, Defendants.
nc deendan'. attorney suggest here of record tat the
uel hIaht- JOAN Butler Charles q. Butler and Ezabetb ID
Du,e nave attained 10 lawful age. And this tau. wa s
y "esto on The papers formerly read the report Of lie
'"~i WIN exceptions therefor And by
csldeato whereof the doth sustain the exren,,,r
ana the report Of the Coninissloner with cost Nm, e
y ordered, That the eNceu.,.
reform said report according the principles contained in %
slu exc p'ons aud that he make report the court m ordeT
TO a hnal ctCrte. " N'@
- copy. Teste, j. q. BAPTIST
MeetienburE corHty sd Sept. 1895. "
ne parties interested will please notice thai have
PF9n'td the 'ih day Of Nov next Tor the purpose Of cary
a. W. lnty are required % attend the Tavern Of Winn
io"pes Ia Boydon, IN The said County Of M.ekrn, L
el accounts and vouchers ready examination and t,ts
o. - JOSEPH Is. CLAUSEL, M g
42--"4w
eSa,ge;.y IN CamP5eH county corf, dig1,5f is 1926
cad Thomas ~ AieCiasyoi, '''" ~ I py" CO.
fgGiHst, eos
al, ~ co'5' sad Join COTS, crseoy. Of 71omn c.t,,
ds d.ffrdat Jcse oJ5 not ar,;ar entey,g H., In,
49, gJ Secfr'y according 20 ne 4ct of ssen6G MA
'nl' m. c'1t aud = cTucqriitg to n. snfje T. jir
'ti't' H"f nc 40 oYyeW hero the second Moadqr;
e.' ~ G.d ais'rsr he tH Of The corpii,,ssfs:,tx
it. orft1 ~ inserted Ia 1lelrausr "a ~
Iy q N'raH0"d for i'ee ,soh seccessei md uosted ne
""y a ctFy. Tefe' no. HIN .fNJJEK. az
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October sth 1895. ~ ' Sou'~
''hH IL Wood and Mary his wife, f,rmerly Msiy Bib.
Against, f'a""n',
homas . BIB, William Allegro and Trance, hi, wifi.
r'imciy FRANCES Nhb Leo Bullock and Frances b vii
,Sf"ty FRANCES Msssie, Eliza Aun, Louisa g. and Su,an IL
~ s'iI I OF John Msie snd S,ckey wife, former
S''Res bihb, Nancy NEG. bee, widow OF William NJ
cehse dec formerly Nancy Bib fountains Met IL,
AZ Me@ehse Livingston s. Me6ehee, Richard u. McC,eh.,
.ty L. -1tS.hee, hidrgart r. Nee ehee Naitha a M
oense aud Frances T. s.e, chid,.n of the ai " m,
s isey ne1chee, Alexander No.by Claytou admoi of
DNc 'h dec and james Bhb own rio M and ne 80,
o' inc last "'lt ana testament VI Joau B4L, dec.
me d'iendan's Thomas s. Bibb, Nancy Meti.Iee F"r
tame NC Nehee John u. Mcjithef, Livingston : gir;
hiShafd ~ MeGthee Mary 4. nj G.h,+ MaresIrt a. M
's'' 1'.ha a S!e''eiee and france e hicG.Ltc not
=, s ,.eu we" drrasanee and given security at dug
70 Ia" arc the rules OF this court arpestin Thai III
are not inhahhants oth On the n,utiu of inc liz
~ counsel IT. ordered that they appear here on or ef,Te
Sou,' next and answer the pits bill Aud that COW
e printed III some newspaper edited IN this stare
,o' .e"t weeks sncoesvely, aud posted at the oor of lie
Couithuuse day. 49, - "'N
o., % '0IS' iss'r' JOHN HUNTER, elk.
y.1xN
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sN%JIEtEI.
fFpR lD'Nt, and posston given the c5tl, d,v Dcesrt
x next ''''eNtent fcituce. with small Fs attseIe
,ed about Laifa nile from, tie latte, Mace sod i a.
sane dsfe ifom the college. tsr appiy 10 ur,x
Ai"'ea', I'lg the ritsent tenant Or uc substlber
Pfiaes faws'a. oc,ls. 80 80 a. i"F
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W'heat Fans 10 Sale

the fenrenary OF the Penieutiary Store of supef
operate well in all re.pe,t.. july 2s' ss Ill" ~
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1926. ''e AV'' Coy VI Iune
Edsard W. Smith, pr,;,,;r
Against, "''"
p.'.ey smith adnor de houis Of w lillian Smith dec.
~, ms own sh Daniel Welseset adnof. de bon, ,
- ae'oh w aus dee sud the said Daniel .vei.ecr ami
ss"oia ms "'e, and VIM Watts, and Smith St,na,,i dill
1"u Tens o Elizabeth NJ. Sisnard aud Etnu. el,,,
9e' VI Ohe'terheia and aauJ VI Beverley O. S,ana de-
I'll. -. :.--,., , 80. Defendants.
cause IN which the hill hath beeu taken for confessed
"S's' tue "tithiaa, whom decr.ai order for mr.
iui, appears to Lave been :u executed came ON This sv
on Tue o'iI and exhibits; gaed by couus,
acn fe1 the dcih refer the several
r'yea Tor by the bill To Sne of,he commissioners who
-, 70 examine, state and settle the same, and make
sP'''hete1i 10 the court, with matters sr,r, ,t,,
u,sea s,'inent b himse, which may be rumed by tbe
copy. rcste, WAI w uEXrNc
eC ~, og'ee, Richmond, Oct. Is, 1876.
Inc parties interested viii please TO tax. notice thai bsv
apPo'u the zSih day of NJv next 10 commence hr
u,s directed by the foregoing order the court on which
az CROCK a. M ihey required TO attend Al nv o0c,.
IA ' ey wan the NECESSARY Documents proofs. &c ,.aiy
oct2O ANUS LaDD, me-
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y LIZ LIMA. AZ S"penor Count Chanret,. L,iI,I,f
Tue capitol 'nthe .' OF RehOcni the COY Of Jun
H" n;i W. smith, PIaiutiG
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4he house is furnished with and plain ahnfsnv
(Which de'ired0 will be put reduceo Price
t,v
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ohAhcefy; Meokenbu,g county, July Court 1926 Jo,epI
- i,e anu fanny his wife, and Robert Oliver, Plantds
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PROPOSALS, BY Way & Gideon, of VI ash.
l. ington City, for publishing by subscription.
DIR. BRK.AA'S ADDRESS for the Boston
Bard; and TIE TRIUMPH OF TRUTH a
Poem. by the same author.
1ernis-1he volume viii consist of about 20
octave pages, printed in handsome style, on pa
per OF anexcelient quality, aud will be hotpres-
Sec and neatly bound an boards Price so cents
me proceeds ofthe work, alter defraying the
cost of publication, will be transferred 70 the
Boston Bard
Gentlemen holding subscription papers will
please return them to ID. Bryan, 2. M Alexan.
dr'a, ID. :. to who, also, persons at a distance
wishing to subscribe, viii please communicate
their names.
O. Subscriptions received az fhis Office.
Martinsburg, Aug 10, 1926.
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TASH FOR WHEAT.-M. Ransom announ.
~ ces to his customers, and the farmers of
Berkeley and Jefferson counties generally, that
his Mill, near Martinsburg. is now in complete
order for the reception of Wheat. or any other
kind of Grain; customers that wish it, may
have their wheat ground separately, and receive
the proceeds. or he will give barrel of super
fine flour for every S00lbs. Of that which is good
and Observation-Disclosures work of all kinds, will
be done with the greatest dispatch; and to those
who wish to sell their Wheat, the highest price
in CASH, will at all times, be giyen--His head
miller, Mir. John Stonebraker, late of Wash.
ington county, Maryland, has arrived and CON.
menced business. August 3.
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~ Aad FOX WhEAl.--lssac .. I4auck & Co.
~ inform their customers las well as the far
mers Of Berkeley and Jefferson countiesl gene
rally, that their mill, adjoining Martinsburg, is
now in complete order, having lately ground
out the crop of the last year, as well as to have
made all necessary repairs before commencing
on the crop of the present season. She is,
therefore, now ready for the reception of all
kinds of Grain. They will manufacture for Gus
toners on the usual terms, aud will give for eve
ny 200lbs of Merchantable Wheat barrel of
Superiine Flour. They will also do the chop
ping for their customers; and they will give. as
usual. to those who may be disposed to sell, the
highest price in CAsH for WHEAT. July 81.
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MESSRS. VAN BANKS, CLEMENT =.
AVA BANKS, JOHN BANKS, SAMUEL.
BANKS, JOAN LANDS and RUAH his
wife, JOHN SQUIRE and NlI.l.Y his wife,
JOHN MoLER, VAN MoLER, IAcoBDUsT
and RuAH his wife, snd JULiANA MuLER,
Take .Noiiee. That on Saturday the 18th of
November, 1926, at the tavern Of Robert Full.
ton, ia Charlestown, Jefferson county, rugi-
MIA, shall. byyirtue OF commissions tr0urahe
Superior Court OF Chsncery at Winchester,
take the dispositions Of the following witnesses.
viz, Ilanah Tucker, John Climer, Daniel Nor
gan, Samuel Strider, Rein Cross, William
Murphy, Joseph Hunter Samuel Motifs and
David Moore, 10 be read in evidence in a cause
depending in said court. wherein we are CON.
plsInants, and you and others defendants.
Washington Tucker. Jane Tucker
md Salty Tucker, irlfanis by their
ners friend
oct. 10, 1926. ISAAC CLlMER.
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II STRAY STEERS.-found trespassing on
~ the farm of the subscriber, near GeTrards.
town, sometime in Angus, last, two estray
STEERS, of the following descriptions: one
dark brindle and white, supposed to be four
years old, crooked horns, with crop off each
ear; appraised to fourteen dolars--the other
red and white, supposed to be three years old
VIDE horns, with crop and slit in The right
ear; appraised to twelve dollars The owner or
owners OF said Steers. is requested 10 come
prove property, pay charges, and take them
away. DUGA1. CauppEII
October 12--s
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ISAAC CLlMER.

kaEssKS JOHN BARTLkTC and JOHN
IVA LAuBiNGER. Take Notice, That on
Tuesday the 4th day OF November next, at the
house OF John Msrquart, Esq. in the town of
Rashyile, Fairfield county, state ct Ohio.
SHAH, by virtue OF a commission from the SUI
perior Court of Chancery At Winchester, Nir
GINA. take the dispositions of John Rutherford,
Elizabeth Rutherford. and Andrew Smith
which mean to offer as evidence in cause
depending in SAID court, in whicb | am COM
plsinsnt, and you aud others defendants
GEORGE RUTHERFORD, .9df.'r
Oct. S, 1926. Of Barbara Kserns.
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FiRGLhi.S--Be Berkeley County Court, to VII:
ocToBEa TEeA, 1896.
Michael Rooney, administrator with the will
annexed of Jacob Palmer, deed. Pl.aahg,
AGATNgr
Margaret Palmer, Christopher Palmer and Mi.
ehsel Palmer, children and heirs Of Philip
Palmer, deceased. Jacob Heistone and Ca.
tharine his wife, late Cstharine Palmer, wi.
dow Of Philip Palmer, deceased. and John
Anderson Defendants,
In CHANCRRY.
THE defendants, Margaret Palmer, Chris
topher Palmer, Michael Palmer, Jacob HE'S.
ton and Catharne his wife, not having entered
their appearance, and given security according
to the act OF assembly and the rules OF this
court, aud II appearing to the satisfaction of lhe
court that they are not inhabitants OF this state
IL IS Ordered, That the said defendants. Mar.
garet Palmer, Christopher Palmer. Michael
Palmer, Jacob Heistone and csiharine his wife +,
do appear here on the second Monday in De
eember next, and answer The bill OF the plain.
tifi, and that copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted for two months successfully IN the
Martinsburg Gazette, and be posted at the doc,
of the Court House OF this county.
A Copy-Teste.
oct. IL, 1890. ID. HUNTER, e.s.c.
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ANCiNG.--Persons choosing to patronise
~ temporary institution OF this sort, are
invited to become subscribers.
Mr.. BREEDIN takes leave to acquaint such
Young Gentlemen, as cannot conveniently leave
their business during the day, of his willing.
ness to teach them at night--provided ten or
t~eiVe snail desire it, They may also avail
themselves OF the more pleasing priviIsdges Of
the day School, gratis, when it may suit them
school viii positively commerce at the Globe
Room, on Friday the 18th instant.
Martinsburg, Oct 5.-3t
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no aLACRsNTTTHs,

Farmers, Housekespers, and Others.
THE subscriber has Just received on com.
mission, large assortment OF IRON
and CASTINGS, which he wlll sell as low as
they can be purchased ia the couptry, consist.
ing, in part, of the following articles:
10, 8, 6. 5, 4, 3, 2 and Gallon Pots,
Fifst size Dutch Pots and Lids,
/, 2 and 4 Ovens and Lids,
and 2 do. Extra Lids,
First dc, Oval Ovens and Lids,
| aud 2 do. Griddes,
First do. Spiders.
] and 2 do. Dog Irons,
Mould Boards, Hortsrs and Pestles.
--,4LS0-,
IRON of every description. The subscriber
will warrant every article to be of The first quail
ity; It not. the purchaser is at liberty to return
the article purchased.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
have just received a fresh and genuine sup
ply of the very best of Medicines, Patent .1fs
hcines, Paints and DyF Stn65: among which
are few articles particularly worthy Of notice,
and " hich win be sold unusually low. wig
Caiomei, Campbor, Caleined .nGgnesiG, Geld.
Pressed gastor OIL, Tmmerie, Long Pepper, Al
SPICE Nfoves and Mace. CHS: HARPER.
Shepherdstown, sept %.
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I4NslY DOLLARs REV ARD.--Hroke a !,

E4ps1f DOLLARS REV ARD - Broke a.
\ jail ot Berkeley county, on the night Of
Thursday last, The 2lst inst two cosy,c,s
J.f.fES HTLEL7ifs u,k sBEa.sT.Vys ".
BR.lCKEI. WILLIAMS 10 about t~en,v
years OF age, is about five feet nine inches bivb.
toierably well made. has very black iishy hair.
and IS very pale complexioned, has down loolr
when spoken to, had on blue cloth cost.
white corded pantaloons, blue and white cotsoa
vest, muslin shirt. pair Of old shoes and stock
ings, and toiefable good Fur hst.--he was COM
mg'ed Tor forgery. BRACKET, As to appear.
af IS about IS or % years Of age, is 1--WE feet,
nnyor ten inches high. stou, made, has dairy
hair, bad on an old black coat, corded pan,a-
looms, white nersells vest, old muslin shirt OIL
shoes aud stockings, sud al obi inf hat--he uas
committed for hersc.ssealing, II Is supposed
sad conslcis took The direction Ut Staunton--.
they are without money, and in all probabl,,v>
VIII steal horses Bracket, in particular, is 4
great scoundrei, he PROCESSES to be . black.
smith TO trade and stage diver has pleasane
eountenshcc when spoken TO. A reward ~
FTig DolGys viii be pad for the spprehension
ana securing said eons'cis ~ any jail, or T'wez-
ty ftr Dotars for either OF them and in cas.. nr
their delivery at the Jail OF Berkeley county. an
reasonable expenses psij.
PETER GARDNER, Jai,or.
Maftinsburg, sept g.
0-TEdi,ors ofnewspapefb win render SER.
vice to society, by giving tie above few in.
s seo IN order TO the apprehension Of the
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hioSOt.U TON OF PARrNEKSHtP-Tbe
~ Co-Partnership heretofore existing under
the firm of BYERS e. BELL. potters. in
Nartlnsburg, is this day, by mutual consent,
dissolved. Persons indebted to the irn. are
requested to make immediate payment as it is
the intention of one of the subscribers 70 leave
this place in the course OF two or three weeks
PHILIP BYERS,
Oct. IL. 1896. JOHN Bell,
Y ME Pottery in future will be carried on BY
Il the subs criber, who respectfully informs
the Merchants OF this and the neighboring towns
that they can, at all times, be supplied with
Wares, at very moderate prices.
October 10 If Holm KFIJ
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DLANK AND SHiNGLES.-We have on
L hand, and are now offering, inch Pine Plank
OF very superior quality, Also, Pine and Oak
shingles--ali of which they will dispose of on
pleasing terms,
July ~ JAMES ". RIDDLE & SMITH.
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N0 uCE.-Ali persons having claims
In against the subscriber, viii please present
them Tor payment, and those indebted, are re-
quested 70 make immediate paymeat.
sept H. JACOB HOFFMAN.