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The Litchfield County post., 1827-11-22
GIDEON ATWOOD'S ESTATE.

l. HE Court of Probate for the District Of Woodbu-
ry has limited and allowed six months from the I'd day
of October 1927, for the creditors Of the estate Of
GIDEON ATWOOD,
late Of Behem in said district deceased, represented
insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto and
has appointed Constantine McSlahon, Matthew Mi
nor, jun. and John Bucknham Esq'rs, commissioners
to receive and examine said claims.
Certifd per CHARLES B. PHELPS, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shalt meet at
the dwelling house of Isaac Raymond in said BethAm
on the first Tuesdays of December and March next
ten o'clock A. M. each Of said days for the pur
pose of attending to the businessof said appointment.
CONSTANTINE McMAHON,)
MATTHEW MINOR, Jun. Commis'rS
JOHN BUCHANAN,
All persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to
DANIEL d. BRINSMADE, Admir-
Washington, Oct. 2, 1897. %
The Litchfield County post., 1827-11-22
Notice to Creditors.
lttrtffeI0 Go,t1rtp, 90.


Superior Court, August Term, A.D.1827.
UPON the petition of RHoDA JUDD of Ltchfield in
Litchfeld County. for bill Of Divorce against her
husband William II. Judd. late Of Watertown, in said
County for more than three years wilil absence and
total neglect Of duty
Ordered, That said petition be continued to the next
session Of this Court to be holden at Litchfeld, with
and for said County, on the third Tuesday Of Feb
ruary l82Sand that the publication Of this order six
weeks successfully, Immediately after the rising of
seid court in tho paper printed at Ltchfed called the
Litchfeld County Post and in paper printed in
Hartford called the Connecticut Courant, shall be su
fcient notice to the said William H. Judd 10 appear
and defend against said petition.
BY order of Court,
% FREDERICK WOLCOTT, Clerk.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-11-22
NEW GOODS.
CHARLES T.. WEBB

Is this day opening an extensive assortment Of
BLUE,
BLACK,
OXFORD STEEL
6A 1yS MKT ..RETllu BRoAD-CLOTHs;
BROWN, e.
DRAB
from 81 rs to $40 a yard.
SuperGne Rlue and Black CASSIMERES,
CaH,blets Tartan Plaids, Bazes, Flannels,
Rose blankets, Long and Square Black and Scariet
MERINO LONG-SHAW'lS,
Cashmere and Prussian do, q new article.
Black and Figur'd Lustrings, Plain Gro de Maps, &
Sa;ins, Black Velvet and Silk Vestings, and almost
every article wanted.
ALSO
GROCERIES, CROCKERY, &c. &c.
forming, with his former Stock. large and general
assortment OF GOODS, which will be sold low for
CASH, or Six Months Credit.
Ltclricd, November q, 1927. %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-04

subject should have Seen presented to Congress
at a time when so much and such importan,
business is about to come before tina, body.
For the present, we will only observe tina, we
think there is something in Mr. Calhouh's com.
munica,ion 10 the House Of Representatives
very Objectionable, as il is capable Of being 50
construed, (however intended, as to assign a
cause and origin to this occurrence which are
entirely different from its true cause and origin.
Nat. Journal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-04
dec 16-eotE
Fancy Hardware Combs, Looking,
Glasses. &c.

INHE subscriber has received by late arrivals from N
l. York and other places, very handsome addition
to his stock Goods which enables him Gas agent for
the concerned to offer to the public great variety of
Goods in his line. His stock Of goods consists in part Of
Shovels and tongs, good and common. tenders
Brass and common andirons, tea trays and walters
Knives and forks, large assortment
Fine pen and pocket knives, fine common scissors
Razors in cases and single, do straps and boxes
Table and tea spoons, drawing knives, plain irons
Locks, hinges, screws, cut tacks, hob nails
Sparrow.bills, shoe thread, knives, avis tacks
Bristles, heel ball. files, pincers, boot cord and web
bingfOr shOemakers, a constant supply
500 dozen tortoise SHE'LL ivory and horn combs
200 looking glasses, mantle pier, toilette and other
kinds, gilt and mahogany frames
Whips and canes, newest fashion
Beads in great variety, plated candlesticks casters
Brass do, high and fat brass knobs for furniture
Shutters and snuifer trays
Brushes Of almost all kinds-ofthis article have the
best assortment in town
Fancy baskets, complete assortment, handsome s.
cheap, lot Of market do. daily expected
Just from the mandatory, japanned lamps and pew
ter beermugs
COMES repaired by eemsting. in the best manner
and At short notice New tortoise shell combs exchang
usual Highest price giveno tortoise shell and horns
Books.
have in my agency variety of religious and useful
Books, published by the Methodist Book concern in
New-York, and sold at their prices. Just received,
Minutes of the Annual Conferences for le26 Also on
hand, Hymn Books and Note Books of the same con.
Germ THOMAS MOUNT.
dec8 d3tkw3aw5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-04

In the mean time, Waiter OF the Ius'oms,
named Chipchase, went on board the orlg s a"S
" " The wine and beef, seized her, and hied
a. ;nformation for forfeiture Of the vessel
After hearing the case, the Court ordered ID.
Information to Sc dismissed, on the GROUND .na'
under the existing acts Of Parliament wal.er'
or inferior officer of the customs, cannot bring
a suit for penalty or forfeiture, but that sueh
.uit INNS, be brought in the name OF some su'
nerior officer Of the customs or navy. "A no,
ton was made to amend the information' ana
10 substitute the name Of the Collector as pro-
secutor. but this motion was overruled. Inc
court intimated that the better way would DC
TO withdraw the Information, and to begin with
other proceedings. This, however, it would
seem was not done. On an application Tor an
award of costs and damages to the CLAIMANT
the Judge ordered that the taxed costs, which
had arisen out of the prosecution, should be al.
lowed TO the claimant, but said that he could
not award any thing in the nature OF damages
for the detention Of the vessel, as the merits OF
the case had not been brought under considera'
lion, and the court had no means ofJudglng as
to the legality, or the probable grounds OF the
detention.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-04
from the Richmond Compilsr.l
VIRGINIA. LEGISLA UItE,
HOUSE, OF DELEGATES, JANUARY l.

VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DrLEsArEs, JANUARY !.
On Saturday an engrossed bill providing for
the navment of tobacco burned in Westbrooke
Warehouse, in Petersburg, the last summer,
was taken up. The bill was supported by
Messrs. Nay, Patteson Of Buckingham, and
Epoes, & opposed by Messrs. Bryce and Mil
Ter. The liability Of the State was not qnes-
toned. The only difference OF opinion was,
whether the Legislature ought to provide pay
menr by law, or it should he adjudicated in the
courts as the most proper place foi ascertain
ing the value of the tobacco. The present laws
on this subject provide no mode by which 1t can
be done. The bill passed.
A resolution from the Committee OF Propo-
sitions and Grievances was read and concurred
in. rejecting the remonstrance OF Noah Zane In
opposition to the petition Of the Mayor, sc. Of
Wheeling, heretofore voted reasonable.
We learn that Judge Woodwork, in consul
ta,ion with the other Judges OF the Supreme
Court, allowed certiorari in the case OF YER
milyea. Barker & others, convicted at the late
Oyer and TerIniner. We understand the effect
Of this 10 be, to axe up the Record and pro-
ceedngs from the Oyer and Terminsr TO the
Supreme Court, when the question OF error in
the empannelling Of the jury, and other ques-
lions, will be discussed; and if the Supreme
Court are Of opinion that there was error,
new trial will be ordered. The cause will pro-
badly be argued at the February term Of the
Supreme Court, which commenced its sittings
al Albany on the Sd Monday Of February.
New York Mercantile adUerfissr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-04
Bank Of Alexandria,

december Is, 1926.
TIME stockholders in this institution are hereby
Il tilted, that an election for Ten Directors, to serve
the ensuing year, will be held at the Town Hall. the
third Monday, Q5th) of January nezs, between the
hours of in the morning and P. NJ.
J. L. McKENNA, Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-04
TRADE WITH THE WEST INDIES.

We published few days ago, condensed
statement Of the trade between this country ana
the British West India and American colonies,
during the years 1924 and 1925. The accounts
Of the trade, for the year preceding the LIST oil
October last, have not yet been laid before Con-
gress. We have, however, seen statements OF
the trade of particular ports, from which we in
fer that the amount Of exports 10 the West In
dies, will probably exceed that OF the exports
ofthe preceding years.
The trade between Boston and the British
West Indies is extremely small, the whole a.
mount of exports to those islands during the
last year being little more than $4,000. 10
Connecticut this trade is quite important, both
from its amount, and from the fact that for
many Of the articles exported, there is hard
ly any other foreign market. From the port
Of New-Haven alone, the exports to the
West Indies generally, in the year ending
the 3oth Of September last, amounted in value
to S344,78s; being equal TO half the amount
Of exports from the whole state in the pre-
ceding year. 1t does no, appear what portion
Of this is to the British West Indies. OF this
amount Slos,555 was in horses and mules, viz:
1864 horses and 7l2 mules; S76,9S7 Indian
meal; S57,oos -four, corn, rye meal, rye, and
other grain and bread; Ss,755 household turni-
ture, carriages and manufactures Of wood; and
considerable amounts in other manufactures
The imports at New Haven for the year, a.
mounted to S335,s83, Of which S64,326 were
in gold, and S63,So3 in silver coin, ard the rest
consisted principally of spirits, molasses and
sugar, the duties on which amounted to 5 80,
600. Boston Daily .Rdv.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-04
WEST INDIA. ADMIRALTY CASE.


Boston, Dec. 29.-The Bah Inquirer, publish.
es the proceedings in the case of the brig Neu.
traIity, Of tina, port, which was seized at Anti
qua for an alledged violation Of the navigation
laws, and discharged, by Judge Nugent, OF the
Vice Admiralty Court Of the Island. 1t ap-
pears that the Neutrality sailed in August last
from Bath, bound to Guadalupe and market,
with cargo of lumber, two horses, COW, po-
tatoes, FIVE casks of wine, and eight barrels Of
beef sShe arrived off the Island Of Guadalupe,
on the soth Sept. and tag off and on, without
coming to anchor, while the captain visited
Two ports Of the island, and ascertained that
there was no market there for his cargo. She
then proceeded to Antigua, where the cap
tain left her, with orders to lie off and on,
while he proceeded to St Johns, 20 ascertain
whether he should be allowed 10 enter the
wine and beef, (Which he knew to be prohib-
tied articles for re-exportation, and 10 dis
pose of the rest of his cargo. Having as
certained on authority which he considered
satisfactory, that this course would be permit
ted, he sent orders to his vessel to come to an
Choir in the harbor, and proceeded to endea-
vor to make sales Of his lumber, intending,
If he succeeded in the sale, to enter the ad-
Missile articles for sale, the wine for ex-
por,s,ion, and the beef as ships stores, as in
consequence Of the prolongation Of his voyage
he considered his other stores insufficient
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06
N~aaetlusbur9 Raree.

NJ ILL be run, on "Wednesday the 10th daJ
w OF October next, over a coed course nesr
Martinsburg, the CpLIS' PURSE, I've mile,
and repeat; none but Rather Cohs 70 be enter.
ed. Eatrsnce for each Colt. 100 bushels u
Wheat.
The second day, a purse Of FIFTY mol
LARS. one mile and repeat, free for any horse,
mare or gelding.
Tie third day a purse Of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS, three miles and repeat, free az a.
boye, the winning horse the proceeding day
excepted, carrying weights agreeshiy 10 the rules
of racing. The purses will be deposited with
the Judges previous TO the race commencing
Four horses TO be entered for each day or no
race, The horses 10 be enterd on the evening
previous TO each days race. or pay double en-.
trance at the poles.
ROBERT L. TURNER, .M0nayer.
September 6.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06
ALEXANDRIA, AUGUST 81.


Destructive Fire.-The newly built
and valuable Steam Mill, belonging to
our enterprising fellow citizen, Joseph
Is. Ladd, Esq was yesterday morning
nearly destroy ed by FIRE, together with
its contents of -four and grain. The
loss cannot be estimated at less than
twenty thousand dollars, perhaps thirty,
not q cent Of which was insured. The
alarm was given about 8 o'clock, but
too late to do more than save the En-
CINE and prevent the spread ofthe flames
to the surrounding buildings, both Of
which objects were accomplished by
great and daring exertion. How the
accident occurred is unknown, but il is
generally attributed 10 a defect in the
upper part of the chimney. The Mill,
though not entirely completed, had
been in operation several weeks, and
we learn that Mr.. Ladd intended to eff
feet full insurance as soon as the car
penters, who were finishing the smaller
machinery, could be removed from the
house, which would have enabled him
to insure at a moderate premium.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06
SADc1EEy.
THOMAS NJ


No. 10, S0szA.Sfrees. Baltimore,
HAS lately commented the Importation Of
IA Plated, Steel. and Tin'd SaddIery, such as
Patent Spring and Fancy Stirnps.
Plated and Steel Birdie bits, Of all kinds;
Ladies Slipper stirrups good;
Curb Chains and Martingal Hooks;
Trunk Locks and Trunk Handles;
Plated aud Steel Bride. buckles;
Brass Trunk.nails, ~Buekskins;
Halter and Trace Chains,
Patent fire proof Powder Ftasks;
Patent ShotC Chargers (Syke's);
English Bride feathers, double and single;
6irth and straming Webs Whips, sc. SC.
As these Goods are bought in England. from
the Manufacturers, at the soEest Cash brscss,
persons dealing in the above articles, would
doubtless do sgeH by calling before they make
their purchases: added to which, the Importer
IS a young beginner in this line OF business; and
IS therefore, neressarily COMPELLED, to sell iow,
IN order to ensure customers.
The advertiser also Manufactures and keeps
constantly for sale, Wholesale and Retail,
Saddles and Brides, Of all kinds;
Saddle bags, yaiises; Carpet.bagS;
Harness. Trunks. &c. &c.
.Oofdefs by Mail or otherwise, attended to,
with correctness and punctuslHy; and Goods pus
as 9'1v, as they zSouid be, srere the parchaser
present.
Baltimore, Sept. 6, 1877
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06


AND FoR SALE.-The subscriber wishes
L. to sell. the FIRM on which be al pre-.
sent resides. lying in the county Of Morgan, on
the Big Cacaphon. eleven miles from the town
OF Bath, the county town This farm contains
upwards of eight hundred acres. a considerable
portion of FIRST rate bottom, and upwards Of five
hundred acres tiliabel. The improvements are
a large two story Stone Dwelling House, sixty
by thirty feet, we'll finished. Kitchen. Smoke
House, a good Barn. Stables, together with a
number q necessary out buildings; a good
CRLST MILL, double SaW Mill, having
two saws under one roof, three good orchards
containing upwards Of fyehundred bearing trees.
This land will be sold low and on acconmoda-
ting terms. For further particulars. apply to
the Editor of the Martinsburg Gazette, or TO
the subscriber.
ABRAHAM VAN AuSDALL.
Sept. 6-tf.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06

Tor SALT will sell on accommoda,,nr
/ terms, the TH.3C1' or LIND on Back
creek, IN Berkeley county, formerly owned bv
kawleigh Coision, Esq and BY him devised to
John NJ. Cokton, by virtue of whose will / now
offer 1t for sale. There is on the land . saw.
Mill and a seat for a Crist Mill, and a most adj.
vantageous situation for a Dissilery. The land
Is wei timbered, and from three to Ave hun
dfed acres win ne sold as may best suit the pur
chaser. Persons disposed to view the proper.
~ may see il by applying to Mr. Job Robins who
now rents the Saw Mill. will convey such title
as was IN John NJ. Colston, which is believed to
be perfect. EDWARD COLSToN. Err. Of
sept. Oft. John ~ Coisten.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06

AND FOR SALE.-The subscribers wish
IA to sell the F.fR.B now occupied by and
belonging to the heirs of Frederick SIP, deed.
lying IN the county Of Berkeley, ana state OF
Virginia. on ard near the head of Tuscarora
creek, five miles from Marsinsburg. containing
one hundred and eighty four acres, of which
there are about one hundred acres cleared and
enclosed, the rest well clothed with TIMBER
On this farm there is a two story Dwcil.ng
House. Kitchen, good Barn. Orchard and other
improvements-this farm is well watered, be.
side the advantages OF the Tuscarora running
through the middle Of il, there are two excel.
lent springs of never-falling water. by which
three streams there are watered seven fields
and a Barn Yard. This land is good for the
production OF wheat and ether grain-,his farm
would be convenient for the carrying on of a
Distiliery. A further description of this pro-
perry is deemed unnecessary. as any person
disposed 10 purchase will first view The same
For terms, apply TO the subscribers living on the
premises. GEORGE STlP, Ear.
FANNY STIP, Er'rr.
Sept. 6.-3t.
GIhe Free Press, Chsrlestown, and Torch
Light, Hagerstown, will insert the above three
tunes, and transmit their s~ccoun,s for collection.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06

M ARSHAL's SALE Pursuant 10 a de-
Iva cressl order Of the Superior Court Of
Chancery, holden at Winchester, pronounced
70 q cause therein depending
The Farmers and .gfeehanies B4nk Of George
Ja1vn, m.
against
George Nsvkirk's Willow and Hare and
ohess, Deffs.
viii be sold on Monday the 10Th day of Sep
tember next, before the Court House door, in
the Town of Msrtinsburg. Berkeley County. :
Tract Of LAND, belonging to the estate of
the said George Ne1kifk, dee lying in said
County, containing One Hundred and Ten
Acres, more or less, situate on the Potomac
River; on which are a Gsist Mill, Saw Mil.
Distillery,> land other buildings, being one OF
the several tracts Of land which vere conveyed
BY Titus Newkirk to the said George New
kirk, ard OF which be died siezed.
Terms onerhird Of the purchase money TO
be paid 10 six months, one third in twelve
months. and the remaining third 10 eighteen
months from the day Of sale, the purchaser
giving bonds and good personal security for
the purchase money. Sale viii take place be-
tween the hours OF ~ and 3 O'clock.
q. w. SEWERS, M. w. c. d.
Aug Q, 1927.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06
TRUST SAL Z

TRUST SALE.
DY virtue of Deed Of T,ust executed by
40 Marcus Alder, on the LIST day Of Settem
Der, 1923, to secure The pay merit OF a certain
sum of Money therein mentioned, due George
Ferrec, and now of record in Morgan county,
l shall proceed to sell, on Saturday, the 2gth
instant, 1T fair, If not, on the next fair
day. at aed on the premises of said M. Alder,
As trustee therein named. at Public Auction
fer ready money, a Tract u LAND. situate on
both sides Of Sleepy Creek, wherein is a good
Grist And Saw Mills. with all other necessary
Improvements in good rep air. Such title will
be made the purchaser IS is vested in me by the
before re cited deed OF trust
JAMES NJ. WHEAT, Trustee.
Sent. G., 1897.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06
M.aRRTED.

On Thursday last. by the Rev. Mr.. Brown,
Mr.. Jacob Lefaver, to Miss .liaria Spesro,
daughter of Mr. George sperro, all OF this
county.
On the same day, Mr.. Jeremiah Davis. to
Miss Susan Young, daughter of MIR. Nathan
Young, all Of this county.
On the same day, Mr. Joseph Conway, to Miss
Nancy Thatcher, daughter of Mr.. Jonathan
Thatcher. all of this county.
On Saturday the 18th ult. at Lancaster,
Pa. by the Rev DR.. Endress, the Rev. Ludssig
.1fnyer. Professor in The Theological Seminary
at Carlisle, to Miss .lfaria Smith, of Lancaster.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06
HESTER HANaM.

Lase .Hrs. Graham Of Baltsmors.
HAVING commenced the rracuce OF Mid.
IL w'fery and Bleeding in Martinsburg and
vicinity. may be consulted az her residence. in
North Queen Street, Mart nsburg.
Hester Iisnam would also inform the Ladies'
OF Martinsburg and its vicinity. that she under-
stands eotouring of BLACK in a superior siile--
she will colour Legaorn snd Straw Bonnels,
Grapes and Silk Of every description.
Cert1fcafe-We certify that Mrs. Graham 10
a skiliul and competent nurse IN cases Of Mid
wifery-she acted n that cspsciy tor some time
IN the Alms-siouse for Baltimore city aud coun-
", and gave general sat.sfaeuon.
JOHN u. CALDWELL.
FpiiRAIM BELL,
JOB MERRYMAN.
Rsltimcre. Nov; 10:
As far As have had an opportunity Of judg.
ing. ] have found the Lady mentioned above .
sk,iul and competent nurse in cases Of Md
wifery. JOSEPH MARTIN
Hsgerstown, Sept. a:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06
Announcement of the Drawing.
CnHEN,s OFFICE. LA Market AZ

Baltimore. Aug. 9th. 1897.
owe have the pleasure TO announce that
the drawing of the
GRIND LITERATURE LOTTERY
of the State Of Maryland, will take place
in the City Of Baltimore, on Hednesdav ne
i7M October, and viii be completed on that
day This Lottery IS the mos, brilliant in the
United States: containing besides the capitals
OF 10000 DOLLS. and 10000 DOLLS. no less
than ZEN prizes Of TWO THOUSAND DOL
LARS each.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06

This interesting Scheme contains a large nun
Der OF valuable prizes, and We feel confident it
will meet public appreciation.
WhoieTickets IS. Halves 50 so, QaartersS1 IS
Tickets and Shares in the above (also in all
responsible lotteries) can a, all times be had at
the office of
S. & NJ. ALLEN & Co.
Pom. Avenue, Washington City
'.sLetters addressed as above will meet with
prompt attention by return mail.
Sept. Gid.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06
UOMUNaS
@& -
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.

LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.
ia, M~srket-ssreet. Baltimore.
Where both the great capital prizes Of
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
each, were sold in late lotteries, and where
in the last Lottery. the HIGHEST CAPITAL
was sold, and where more capital prizes haus
been sold than az any other e6ee in .9uerica-
Ooankas from any part ofthc United States.
either by mail Ipost paid) or private conveyance,
enclosing the CASH or pgize Tickets In any OF
the Lotteries. viii meet the same prompt and
panctual attention as II on personal application
c.Address 20
i'll COHEN, in. & BROTHERS. Balimose.
Baltimore, .9ngust i6sh. 1927.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

XZoU are ordered to parade in front of Nc
4 Cleary's Hotel in Martinsburg, on Satur-
day The 18th inst. in fail uniform. and arms in
complete order; A punctual attendance is re.
CURED from every member.
by order Of The Captain,
Z. P. HUNTER. Serg't:
September 9.