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LUMBER FOR SALE.

At JOHN HEMPHILL'S Whagf and Lumber Pard in
the borough of Wilmington, general assortment of Lm-
her well selected suitable for persons for building for
mechanics; and large stock of Cellar and Cyprus SHIN
Giles, constantly for sale Tie oess for cash
or the usual credit.
The friends and former customers of the yard, and the
public generally, invited TO call al the OLD STAND,
where their avors will be thankfully acknowledged by
WILLIAM SIMMONS, Agent.
June 6. 1896. 57-tf
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TO THE PUBLIC.
M TIE THIRD D.ll or JULY NEXT!

IAN
vayIE following rich little and well arranged Scheme OF
\ he DELAWARE LOTTERY, viii be drawn at Will
mneton Ii contains only about ha the number OF llckets
that composed the ormer Scheme OF this Lottery, making
i much more favorable for adreEurers than the preceding
Classes or any other Lottery now in the market.
Delarare state Lottery.
Por the benefit of Newark College, Mddletown Acade-
NY, and mmanuei church. oeeoha Class, y DC ui""i vi
The third Of luly, 1896
ycaeme1 Prize Of $4,000; Of 1000, of 2o0oi Of
ESQ: Of 1856 / Of 1850; o: 1909. II Of 1905 l56
Of 3o $50 Of s. 1890 of A. 700 prizes, l5ooo blanks
Whole Tickets S4-Ialves 2-Quarters l.
THIS is Lottery formed by the ternary Formulation OF
90 numbers To determine the prizes theteih' me o.
numbers from To 80 inclusive, will be severaly placed IN
wheel on the day Of drawing and four OF them be drawn
out and that ticket having on il for its pernta ion num-
bers The Isl, ID and 81 drawn from The Wheel n me or
der in which drawn will be enedto 'e prze OF $4,000
And those five other tickets which shall have on then we
same numbers in The following ORDERS shall be entitled 70
Tie prizes affixed to them respectively w me ist' 81
lst TO 81 7503d, LIST and ID, to "a ana ISL
10 81 100 Those other tickets which snail nave ,hfee
Of the drawn numbers them, aud those three the I'd 90
and Attn in some If their perturbation VIII each be en-
titled to prze Of $1,000 Al others beng ~ havng
three Of the drawn numbers on then Will each be enteu
10 prize Of s40O Those $50 tickets having TWO OF .he
Drawn numbers on thcm and those two the Sd and atm
in any order, will each be entitled to prize OF oo
All others, being 7S0 with two OF the drawn NUMBERS
an them win each be entitled 70 prize of 50. And
ali those 1900 tickets having but one OF the drawn NUM-
byrs on ,hem will each be entitled 70 prize Of 81 No
ticket which shall have drawn pfle Of superior demon
nation can be entitled 10 an inferior prize
Prizes PAYABLE forty days after The drawing, subject to
.he usual deduction OF fifteen per ceht
For Tickets and shares in great variety OF numbers
NV At NE Office of YATES & MCINTYRE, MANAGERS,
CRobegon 3 L,ie agents, No. %, Market street, VIII
ininglon, few doors below the lower market.
Orders from distance enclosing the cash or prize tick
cts fnot nad, will be thankfully received and punctu-
ally attended to, if addressed Us above.
~ Cash advanced fer all prizes wheh presented
Na,e-The following gentlemen, having Tor the accom-
mediation Of their neigbos consented 10 act as agents.
tickets may be obtained of either OF tiem' VIZ
S. M. Copper & Co., Newcastle
Benjamin Whitley, Newark'
A. II. Pennington Middletown,
homas Harvey
p & r. Spruance, Smyrna,
John CHM, tanlweh p.o6S
A. @. Thompson. Delaware Guy
j. V. Redden, BUCK iaferl, o' she Sa'i"t
Robert Mcdowell, near 90,
John Reed Z Doyer
Robert o Pennewill,
7 q Oliver Milford,
isaac Tunnel, GeorgetoWh'
David Harvard Milton
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STATEMENT

Ar the Accounts OF the Road Commissioners of St
~ Georges tlundred New Castle County, for the yea
1925 made pursuant to Law passed at Dover 9Th Feb.
1876
Amount Of Tax laid for the support of Roads and
Bridges, at 81 cents in the 100 dollars 1868 II
Errors allowed 81 C6
Commissions for collecting and paying sper
cent 1912
-1547S
Nett amount of Tax S13 80
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Number 1853.
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YEAR From those who do not pay above, FINE Dollars
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Fcompance with these conditions paper will pc dlscon
Etinued except at the option of the editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements exceeding twelve lines, for term
than three months four times for dollar and twen
y cents every subsequent insertions longer in
norton Advertisers requested to specify in writing
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT or STATE,
yUy 9Th June, 1926.
L enable this Department TO comply with the subjoin-
ed resolution of the pase of Representatives the several
Claimants whom il reers requested TO send hher
by mall as practicable, Schedules of their respec
tive Claims exhibiting the pa tcuars required by the Res
oluton nearly may be- according to the following
plan
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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-14

IL boCa iioN.-~the soussFiasr respectful.
~ y Informs the ci,isens Of Msrtins5utr ami
is VlcsnitY, that he hss resolved TO open 4
schooL 90 Monday the ssth inst for the ne.
cept'oH of pupils. His coarse IL instruction.
eonssls ct photography, Reading, Writing
An.hH'ene, Book Keeping IN all is varieties
OF single and compound en,ries, geography.
History, AMI The Eas'ish Grammaticall,: aud
rom the experience be has had for several
tests past as .eacacf, he hopes 20 meet win
shar' OF public patronage. lie also pledl.ea
himself, that, MS uurem.stsng attcntioas ssnY
ae devoted 70 the PROCESS trd Improvement or
those who may be entrusted "a sis care
sep. iA.-@t. MlGiiTf. uAIDNy
y. d HIS School ltaosa is s,arl, opposits
to Mrs. Mackty's, where BIS terms fur tuition
may DC known on application. NJ. NJ.
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FeIMENrAL oRnERs.-rhe first 4

N ELEMENTAL ORDERS.--T FIRST Batsr
n talon CT the 67ta Regiment, will be mus
tered on SATURDAY the 2lst OF October next
at the Cross Roads, (Hoke's Rnn;) and the
second Battalion viii be mustered al Darksyiles
on Saturday the 28ih Of October rext
The Battalion Court, for the first Battalions
will be held ~ the hoase Of Abraham Marlatt,
on Thursday the Sist OF October next. The
battalion Court, for the second Battalion, viii
be held az the house &c Robert Bosk in Darks-.
vile. on the 7th 81 November rext. Their
Willie Regimenial eour, of Enquiry for the.
9Th Regiment, az the house OF William Kroee
sen, keeper af the Globe Tavern, in Martins
burg, on FRIDAY the 18th Of November fob
loving. WILLIAM GREGORY, Col
sept. IA. 67;h Ress. v. NJ
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MARRrrrS.

On Thursday last, BY the Rev. Me-. Brooke.
Mr J'rnes Rs6snsva. sen. 10 Miss .harv Hag.e'
all Of Tins county.
On the same day, by the same. Mr., Hsrqu
.''tr rhaHf, TO Miss Rachel Uaison, an of sh,y
county.
On the same day, BY the Rev. SIR Krau,h.
nr' oa'anef hceter, to Miss .haryares f.fsey'
all Of tins coualy.
On Sunday morning last. BY tie Rev. Dr.
heynolds, Mr.. Jeaes BaiatsTa, 20 Miss .7s.y
G'.tsa, all ct this county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-14

he mem'iers Of he Marsinsborv H.,
a company are informed thai The talI..''ny,
works have been recently received lrr,
ue.Pa, IN aai't'e;, % their former Css..,,,,s.
j. Bakers Translation oft',e lsis,or, 81 49,
BY lazy, o Nois;--2. tasghorne's pIma,..s !
vois;--i Horne roose diversions - p.a,l.s )
voss;--t Men.ofis % the Life and Wr,,a,.f -
Dr. scnJemn Frankhs, wtisen bv hins.,e -
continued 10 ? : death by bis Grand sen ,,;I,;',s
re'sple ffsnkta, co upris,u, his Prxa,. 800 ~
respondrnee. Public Negotiations. AMI ~ s
Political, Philosophical and M;sr,.lt.n.. ~
Works, 6Voiss--S tIalism's View Of ,hs SO
q inrope dunug the Mislsi;e Ages. . yo,.
The Works OF Tlnmas Msogc, ESQ. VOL.
The Miscellaneous Works os Oliver t;old.,a,6
vois The Old aud New Tes.amcu,s ra,,nas'
ted - The H's'ory OF the Jews and Ne;e,ho,.
ing Nations. BY u Pr'deaux, u. ID. Dean or
Norwich.
The sbcve, iTs ldition to the O,d Catalogue.
make about aov ,olames, The price az Mem,
hcrahp Is now Three Dollars Il viii dm,btIess
be enhanced at the mex, seni-annusi rnsc,,n,
OF the Society, and gradually Increased tos
some years. These VIM wisl. 10 be come me m.
hers. will apply 10 the Treasurer. 4hosn,on q.
Dinhsm. n nANlS F3re.,,
sept. a.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-14

NJ EGRo NAN FOR SALE Will be sold
IN at Public AUCTION, in front OF the cour'
House door IN MartnsoaYg, on .nonGag the ls'h
day # September ners, q NEGRO MAN, COM
ml.ted 10 the jail OF Berkeley county as runa
way, and sold by order Of court. Terms CASH
sad Negro says he belongs to certain John e.
Frame, living in Augusta county, Virginia.
Aug. IL PETER GARDNER, JaiL0r.
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The subject OF public road from the
City of Washington, by way of West
minister, in Maryland; Carlisle and Will
Transport, in Pennsylvania, Painted Post
to Sackett's Harbour, or Buffaloe, q
the state OF New York, was brought be-
fore Congress last session. Major Gem
eral Maco NIB, in letter to the Hon.
Espy Van Horne, of Williams port, Pa.
dated l4th August :ays-.'It is with
much pleasure that now have il in my
power to acquaint you that orders have
been given to Maj or Long, of the Top
ographieai Engineers, TO proceed, with
two assistants, to tie exc culi,h OF the
Reconnaissance of the several routes de
signated in your letter of the 18th "A
pril, 1926, and that BIZ the Hon. ID. earn
sey and others, dated 29th of the same
month, and the Major and his party may
be expected to be on the route by the
24ih o. the present month"
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COMMERCIAL.
RETEEw or 1WE
BALTIMoae MARKEr.


Am Pnicrs cuRRESr, FOR Tas wEsK, xsbiSe
MONDAY NOON. sKrrEsBYa
From The Baltinore Patriot
fwnosALs PRIcysl
FL0uR~The quanvty ~ Howard street rec.iv.
ed the past week unprtcedenledly small.
ssles Of old. subject 10 rensptction, weee made
sto+ IS, fresh i2!. n further sdssnce i
anticipated from the present appearance OF
thngs--ihc reasons: the prevailing drought,
the Indispensable engagements of Tie Farmers
at heme tor three weeks to come. and the IA.
sorshie accounts from South America. For
CITY Mills. the demand Is hunted, AID So is the
supply. The Inspection t'r the last week a
mounts to 1910 Whole. 81 halt bbls Howard
s,rrrt--40so whole $40 hsd bills. OF City Mia
and other Flour. We quote.
Sup Howard 81. per Dbl. S. ASIA
I" City Mills, standard quail. 4 s7:a450
'' Susquehanna, 425
GRAlN--fhe market is bu, moderately sup.
pied with Red Wheat which is ssleable--Corl.
is scarce and sales are effected a. prices quoted
Wheat, hest waite, per bushel, 50 a 90
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Il StkAi StiEEP.--Found trespssslng on
IL the farm of the subscriber, near New.
comer's Mill, on opeckon. TWO SHEEP; one
las crop and slit IN the right ear and slit in
the lett tbs other has crop of the right ear
and The lett ear has bit cut out OF it above and
below appraised 10 one dollar aud ffty cents
each The Owner or owners of said Sheep is
requested 10 come prove property, pay charges
and take than away.
sept IA JOHN VANMFTRE.
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DIED..

Tn Tuesday night hast, AZ his residerer ON
kCreek, Mr. Sauusi Kedzes, Sd.
on The same nigat IN tins place, Mr.. Le,i
Justin.
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EbUBLIC sALE-NiII he soil ~

HVUDb'O ohIE = VIII be sold, hy
M pnollc sendae, al the tsrln Of the subse,i.
Der. near the head ~. iuscarufa Creek. i.
Friday ne s0th dig IF OCTOBER neaf, all ia nrr.
sonsl properly, CONSISTING of Horses, g1w,.
Hogs and Sheep. Farming Utensils of every
description, a4o9a Road Wagon, Plantation DO.
Hoaseicid and Kitchen Fnpfatare of an Kinds
such as Feather beds. BEDDING. &C. Tables.
Chairs, bureau, &c /, Cider by the barrel 10.
gcther with q number oil other articles not ne.
cessary 10 psrileuIarise six mouths credit viii
be given for ell suns over 1--WE dollars. the pur.
chasers giving bonds with approve 4 security.
Sale to begin early in the day.
sept. - es JACOB HOFFMAN
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C-Tour Advertising Friends viii please hand
IN tbeir favours at an earlier hour than hereto
fore. They must, in future, be handed in BY 9
o'clock, a. IN. on Wednesdays.
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A public diuher was given TO that worthy
Statesman, Mr.. CLAs. by the ciuzsns Of Lewis
burg. Virginia. and its vicinity, on Wednesday
the 30th ultiinc.
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Trenton True american

INplANA.-Since the treaty with the
Indians of 1918, which secured to the
United States most of their territory
south of the Wabash, twenty-six new
counties have been formed in Indiana.
and small part of the land coded, now
contains $4,000 inhabitants! The In
dians who made the treaty are thou.
sand miles off-far up the Arkansas.
Such revolutions are not uncommon in
our country in the space of FIVE or six
years; and the progress Of them is much
accelerated by the cheerful assistance
which one backwoodsman always rem
ders to another, in building cabins and
performing other services indispensable
TO reasonable share of comfort A
house is often built and fitted in day or
two.
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MEssRs. ABRAHAM FOLK, JOSEPH

MESsRs. ABRAHAM FOLK, JOsEpH
W. KEEFER, JAMES L. RANSOM, .iom'r.
DC 6oms non OF John u Henry, dec d and
SAMUEL CHENowEfH, sen. Take .N,tice.
that on The i4th and els, days OF October next.
z The Globe Tavern, now kept by William
krcesen, IN the town of Martinsburg, County
OF Berseley, and Commonwealth OF Virginia,
intend TO take the deposiiions of Harrison
Waite, John Z. Cookos, u, .sjsmin r. Towner
and others, which | Intend 10 ofFer in evidence
en- the trial OF sni, now Depending in the SUI
peror Court of Chancsry holden IN Wincbes-
ter, IN which SUIT ! as the surviving executor Of
Christopher Folk, decd am complainant, and
YOU are defendMts Yours, &c
sept ~. 1926, GE0i,GE WOLFF.
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The Battalion Musters have been changed.
The first battalion viii parade on Saturday the
2lsi, ADD the second Battalion on Saturday the
20Ih October next, See Advertisement.
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MI SAMUEL LIGHT, Take Notice, that
Iva on Saturday The 14'h day OF october,
1925. at the Globe Tavern, in Msrtihsburg
Berkeley county. Virginia, shall, by virtue Of
: commission from the Superiorcourt OF Chance.
Try. At Winchester. Virginia. take the deposi
ton Of James Forman, which ! intend Offering
as evidence in cause depending in said Court
wherein am complainant. and you and others
defendants. HENRY BEDINGER.
sept. Ia, 1896.
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"a violent outrage was committed on
the body of young woman, few days
since in the woods near this city, by
two men. The wretches have been APP
pretended and are 10 prison.
The above is copied from the Albany
Daily Advertiser, OF the 3lstut. Were
the particulars of this outrage fully
known, they would freeze the mind,
and harrow up the soul - That in this
country, within short distance OF
public town, monsters, wearing the hu.
man form, in defiance of the laws of
nature --of honor of manliness-of
Gods mandates and OF every thing
sacred, should commit so foul an act.
so fragrant an outrage upon the feelings
of society, is flightiul to the magma
tim, and asonlzlng to the mind A
child, an infant as it were, torn from lis
parents, and destroyed in its sweetness
the blossom biighted by an abandon
ed villain, are reflections calculate d TO
arouse the passions, and keep alive the
indignation so naturally excited, at the
recital of such moral turpitude. The
law may punish to its full extent, but
there is no healing balsom for the wound.
ed spirit-N X Enquirer.
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ofICE.-All Persons having CLAIMS against
~ the subscriber. will please present
them for payment; and those indebted, are re.
quested to make immediate payment.
sept Ia. JACOB HOFFMAN.
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SEPisARkH 4 ERIN 1926.
ban'ei burShart, Piaaag,
Lewis pearse and Catharne his wife. Ia,e r..
,hsrine yanmetre. John sanmetre and Ezra
Yanmetre, defendants. -
In CHANCERY
Ilif. defendant. Lewis fcarse, not have
ng entered his appearance, and given security
according to the act OF assembly and the rujes
OF this court, and il appearing TO the satisfac-
ton OF the court that he is not an inhabitant Of
this s'ate-kis Ordered. That the said dcfen-
dant, Lewis Pearse, do appear here on tie Sc
coud Monday ~ November ex:, and answer the
bi OF the plaintiff, and that copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted for two months sue
cessiveis in the Martinsbn,g Gazette. and be
posted at the door oi the Court House Of thie
county. Copy--Testc.
sep, IA. 1896 ID HUNTER. c.r.c.
PIRGLNI.2--Ilcrkeey County Court, to wit:
SrpTgmRga Term, 1896.
James yerjier and Mary his wife, late Mary
snodgrass, Plaintiff.
Stephen Snodgrsss Jsne Reed, lanes Reedx
John Reed. Elizabeth Reed, Sarah White.
late Sarah Reed Rebert Reed, Maria Reed
ard Priscilla Reed, children OF Wallace Reed
end Catherine his vile. Robert Evans and l.
Maria Louise Shepherd, Andrew Thompson
Shepherd, Helen Mary shepherd, James
yerdier Shepherd. William shepherd and.
Ann Eiiz4beih Shepherd, children Of Susan
Shepherd, deed. who was daughter OF Sa-
rab verdier, deed. Richard Chapman and
Maria his wife, late Maria verdier, daughter
Of Sarah verder. deed. Robert Snodgrass.
William snodgrass, Edward Il. Formsn and
Priscilla his wife, late Priscilla Snodgrsss, the
said Stephen catharine. Ann, Sarah. Robert.
William and Priscilla being children az Ro.
bert snodgrass, sen deed Defendants,
IN CfANCERY.
THE defendants, jane Reed, James Reed
and John Reed, not having. entered their ap.
pesrance, and given secafity according to the
act ct assembly and tie rules of this court; and
il appearing TO the satisfaction of the court thae
they are not nhabi;sflis Of his state-H 10 Or
alsred, Thasthe said defendants, Jane Reed.
Ismes Reed and iahn Reed, do appear here
on tho second Monday 10 November next, and
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs, and that copy
of this order be fersh~ith Inserted IN the Mar,
tinsburg Gazstte, and be posted at the doof
Of the Court House Of this county.
Copy--Te-te, ID HUNTER, &c.
sept IL 1926 -2m.
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/ COX tlEl}El--lhose persons who have not
IL yet PAID heir subscriptions to the .Har
fiasbtoy Band, will please car at either the
stores OF Conrad tiogmire or james z Erskine
q Co. ang do the same, as the money win be
wanred IN few days. sept. IL