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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-09

Melancholy .accidsnfs-0n Saturday
the slst ult. a most distressing event oc-
CURED at Trenton Falls. Miss Eliza
VI. Suydam, daughter of John Suydam.
esq. of this city, who was making a tour
OF pleasure with a large party, includ-
ing her family, was p~recipitated from
he narrow ledge Of rock, by which Wis.,
Iiors are in the habit Of ascending to an
eminence from which the scenery ofthe
falls may be viewed 10 advantage. and
which projects at the height of rs feet
from the perpendicular rock ON one
side oil the cataract. This event has O.
Vetwhelmed one Of our most respecta.
Die families, and their numerous con
nexions and friends with sudden gloom.
W Y Post.
Three young ladies' al Cumberland
Till, X. l. Emma, Louisa and Frances
naliou, walked to a pond, on the 9th
inst The banks of which were very
steep. Louisa, 10 STOPPING lost her ba-
lance, and fell into the water about IS
~ieetdeeP. Emma, extending a hand to
aer relief, was Immediately drawn in.
M the feelings of the unfortunate Fran
ces prompted her 10 plunge after her
companions A lady who was present,
Mrs Frost.) succeeding in relieving
Emma from this perilous situation, and
her cries summoning some persons 10
their aid, Louisa wss also taken from
the water-but in the meantime, the
NJ lated Frances had sunk TO rise no
mere She was the daughter of Mr..
Ellie BalIou. and in her 18th year. iier
companions were daughters OF Mr.. Ziba
ballou. On the 10th. the body was in.
tered with solemn and impressive cers.
monies. -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-09

We saw parental feeling and
christian resignation any where better
expressed, says the Philadelphia Press.
than in the following observation by the
Rev C. Wolfe.
my gems are falling Always but I do
hope and trust il is because God 10 max.
Ing up bis jewels"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-09
FREDERICK. Nd Aug. 1.

The Honorable Henry Clay arrived
town yesterday morning on his re-
turn to the seat of government. He
remained at Talbot's about an hour or
swo' where be was visited by numerous
friends. -
The following voyages have been
performed from New Orleans to Lou.
lsviiie, 1880 miles, against rapid cur
rent, by The STEAMBOATS, named below
within the last Spring and present
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TAI& 4AA2T9&o
MARriNsBURG. AuoUsr 9, 1897.

DAn Association of the Clergy OF the L.
piscopsl Church, will be held in ms Parish on
Saturday and Sunday the l8 h and 18Th inst
Service 20 at Ii O'Clock on SAtur.
day morning at Mount Zion, and at the same
Tune in M4ftnsburg.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-09

.Mr. Gage SPeech.-Accompanying this days
Gazette, the reader will find an extra. contain.
ms The speecho OF Mr.. Clay, at the dinner giv.
en- to hln 10 Lexington, Kentucky, on the l2th
ult. The subject winch 1t discusses, IS certa,n.
l, one that is regarded yith intense interest
st the present time throughout the U. States.
and we need make no apology for asking tue
reader to give it an ate tive perusal.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-09

The Pennsylvania Village Record,
commenting upon Duff Green's asser.
tion that Mr.. Buchanan is the man to be
gwen up by Gen. Jackson, says it is
impossible, as he is a high minded, no.
aorable man, and because he ''who car
RES a corrupt proposition is as guilty as
be who makes it, more especially when
be advises to close with it,"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-09

as at should be-At late meeting
OF the Utica Builders Society" il
YVES unanimously resolved, to employ
no joorneyman Who INDUCES in exces.
slse drinking
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-09

.2nericas System--We would point the at.
tenuon OF our readers to the extract Of An ad
dress Of the Convention assembled at Harris.
burg, Penn. on the 9th June, published on
the first page of our paper OF to-day. 1t is a
subject of much importance to the people OF
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-09

near Baekleslown, commencing oa FliaaY De 24tA instanL
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-09

O~PJ-F NatCf
Aug. 9, 1927 d HUNTER. C. r.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-30

M ARSfIAL's SALE, Pursuant TO a de.
1V1 cretal order OF the Superior Court OF
Chlncery, holden at Winchester, pronounced
IN i cause therein depending
The Farmers and .afechanies Bank Of George
Tom, Pff.
against
George .Ae.ekirk's Willow and Hairs and
others, Dcfts.
VIII be sold on Monday the 10th day of Sep
temher next, before the Court House door. ia
the Town of Martinsburg, Berkeley County, a
Tract of LAND, belonging to the estate of
the said George Newkirk, dec lying in said
County, containing One Hundred and Ten
Acres, more or less, situate on the Potomac
River; on which are a Grist Mill, Saw Mill,
Dist,llery. aud other buildings. beng one OF
the several tracts Of land which were conveyed
by Titus Newkirk to the said George New
kirk, and OF whtch he dice slezed.
Terms. one third of the purchase money to
be paid 10 SIX months, one third in twelve
months, and the remaining third in eighteen
mon his from the day Of sale; the purchaser
giving bonds and good personal security for
the purchase money. Sale will take place be
tween the hours of 10 and 3 O'clock.
G. w. SEWERS. VI. w. C.. ID.
Aug g, 1927.
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isaac S. dUC x Co.

HAVE the pleasure to inf,rm the Far mers
IL Of Berkeley and Jefferson tha, their Mill
is again ready for the reception of all kinds OF
GRAIN. They will give a barrel of Superfne
Flour for every three hundred pounds OF Mer.
charitable Whest-They will, as ususl. give at
all times, a iair price, an Cash. for Wheat, Rye
and Corn, to those Persons who may be dispos
ed to sell-and they would remark, for the infor
nation OF Farmers al a distance. that they now
have on hand. ana intend keeping, a sufficient
quantity OF fresh made Flour from new Wheat
with which to make any exchanges that NAV
be called for,
MaFtinsburg July 26-,f
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-30
IMPORTANT PAnTpHLCr .

NJ Z have collected the Charges again,s Mr.
" Clay IN all their forms, beginning 7sifh
George AretHe''s, and have embodied then.
WITH tue responses in pamphlets form, which
may be had at the Office OF the Baltimore PAIR
e.. The work is arrangeda as follows:
l. Mr. Clay's letter to Judge Brooke Of
virginia, giving bis reasons for his intended
vote for Mr. Adams
2 kremer's charge in letter to the editor
OF the Columbian Observer, al Philadelphia.
8. MIR CLAWS card
q George kremer's card
, Mr. Clay S appeal to the House of Repre.
sentaa'es, calling for a committee Of Inyestiga.
ton.
6. Report of the Committee, of which Mr.
T L barbour, of Virginia, was chairman,
z. Mr.. Clsy's nomination to the Senate, and
the vote thereon
Here tie matter ought 10 have resre5 hat
no, AFTER lapse OF two and 4 half wears. Gen.
Jackson opens the srbjec. anew as follows
Q. Carter Beyerly's celebrated Fayettevaue
teffef, IN which he gives Gen. Jsckson's accu-
sstory remarks at his owe house, before all his
company
9. Gen jackson's Letter to Carter Beverly
10. Mr. Ciay's reply.
IL een Jackson's reply 20 MIR. Clay, in
winch he gives up James Buchanan, a mem.
Der OF Congress from Pennsylvania, as his all.
thorlly tor his assertions about bribery, cor.
rnpton. &c.
IL. Mr. 8nchanan's reply, which effectuaIly
prostrates to the earth every imputation against
Mr.. Clay and ms friends.
Is. Mr. Claws mastery speech at the Lex.
insteh Dinner. in which he takes a vivid and full
view OF the whole ground.
lh's IS one OF the mos, interesting and i'm.
nnFf MT rLELa~.s-- -
history OF American politics.
those OF the jackson party who are open to
conviction and are seeking for truth, are invited
TO call with the friends OF the administration
and supply themselves.
CJfhe price is SO moderate as to put it with.
in the reach of every one.
Baltimore Patriot Office, Aug. 80, 1927
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-30
AIOIIGE Is HERgBY CIyFN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
~ subscriber acting by and under the au.
thorty vested in him, under the hand and seal
Of Michael Pitzer, bearing date 17th day of Au.
gust, 1897, empowering and authorising hun to
make a public sale Of all his personal property
tor the benefit OF John French and Others, viii
therefore, on Friday the All day of September
next, attend at the Dwelling House of the said
Michael Pl,zer, and sell at Public Auction. ON
SIX months credit. for all sums above two dol
lars. the property Of the said Michael Pitzer.
consisting of Household Furniture, Horses.
Cows, Sheep, Hogs, &c. Notes and good Sc.
curity will be required by
JOHN SHOBER. Trustee
Aug. y. dppoInted6 By saId NJ Pttzer, ess,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-30
DUBLIc SAFE OF LANn-rha

DUBLIc SALE OF LAND-The subscri.
Der vii offer for sale. on the premises
within bali a mile ofthe Potomac River, and one
mle from the L:k Mills, On HedaesA1y he IO1k
day 81 October ners, q valuable TRACT Of
LAND, containing one hundred and thirty Eve
acres of first rate farming land; about thirty. five
OF which is clothed with excellent timber-the
open land in a high state of cultivation. a cons
derable portion OF which is now in clover. The
Improvements are agood new Dwelling House,
new Barn, sc. twonever failing springs OF good
water near the house. The sale viii uke place
between The hours of ~ and ? O'Clock, when
the terms will be made known.
JOHN KELLER.
Aurust IN is
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TRUST SALE

Eef virtue Of a Deed of Trust executed BIZ
II Marcus Alder, on the LIST day of Septem
Der, 1928, to secure the paymen, Of a certain
sum OF Money therein mentioned. due George
ferree, and now Of record in Morgan county,
I shall proceed to sell, on the first day OF Sep.
tember next, if fair, il not, on the next fair
day, at ard on the premises of said M. Alder.
as trustee therein named. at Public Auction,
for ready money, a Tract Of LAND, situate on
both sides OF Sleepy Greek, whereon IS a good
Grist and saw Mills. with all other necessary
improvements in good repair. Such title will
be made the purchaser a. IS vested IN me by tbs
before rested deed Of trust
JAMES NJ. WHEAT, Trustee.
Aug. 9, 1877.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-30

M ARSHALS SALE.-Pursnant TO a de-
IVA ereetal order of the Superior Court OF
Chaacery At Winchester, pronounced on the
goth day OF April 1927.
JoAn KemPer, Plaiahf.
against
John Files, John MoCieary, jun. john Brown,
Erasmus CAN'T, Sheriff Of Berkeley county,
Joseph RurketI, Jacob VI. Lemon and Marga.
ret Lemon has wife, heirs OF Jacob Hoover,
deceased, Defendants
WILL BE SOLD, on Monday the 9Th day of
October next, before the Court House door in
the town ot Msrinsburg, Berkeley county. n
TRACT or LAND. belonging 20 Jsco6 ~.
Lemon, iymg IN said county, and adjoining the
lands ot Mason and short, David Hunter, john
Files and Others, containing fifty SIX acres.
rERAs; one fourth Of he purchase.money in
Cash, the balance 10 two equal i~nstsilmen,s, az
six and twelve months from tae dsy of sa.e-the
purchaser giving bond and good personal SCI
curly tor the credit payments. and little reserv.
ed as farther security The land will be soid
subject to the right OF The present occupant 10
gather any crop growing or any summer crop
wheh he may plaat during the present season
Sale VIII take place between the hours of -
and 3 O'Clock
NA1H'L. SEWERS, D..H
fer George ". Seeuers, " w
Angus, 9, 1927 It's.
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MoriCE is hereby given, TO ali those VIVA
~ purchased property at the sales OF the
personal estate Of John TsasoitAe1er. deed. tia,
their obligations have become due and vet re.
mans in the bands of tie subscriber for coliec.
uon he earnestly requests those Who wish e.
save cost to make immediate syuen as the
situation ct The esta viii not admit OF ipdal
genee. NEHEMIAH HEDGES, .9dm'r.
August ~
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-30

II STRAY FILLY-Takeu up by tie sui.
~ scflber trespsssing on his premises. as an
estrsy, near Gerrsrdstown, a DUN FILLY
supposed 20 be two years old last spriAg, has q
star IN her forehead, has no other perceiyab,e
brand or mark-appraised 10 fifteen dollars
The owner OF said Filly is requested to come
prove property, pay charges and take il away.
THOMAS WHITE.
Angus i6.-3t.
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Announcement OF the Drawing.
couFN,s orFtcR ia u.rLa
OofiEfN pHFiSES ii4 haTket 81
RaItImnre. Aup. hfh. I227-

Baltimore, Aug. 9th. 1927.
owe have the pleasure to announce that
the drawing OF the
GRAND LITERATURE LOTTERY
of the STATE of Maryland, will take place
in the Cry Of Baltimore, on Wednesday, The
i7h Oetoberi and will be completed on that
day This Lottery is the most brilliant in the
United States; containing besides the capitals
OF 10000 DOLLS. and 10000 DOLLS. no less
than TEN prizes OF TWO THOUSAND DOL
LARS each!
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-30

This Lottery is formed by the simple com.
oinatlon ct three numbers upon each ticket, 54
numbers only being used, producing "a, 8O4
tickets and the drawing of 8 ballots, which
produces SO prizes with three of the drawn
numbers on them; 1888 with two of them on;
lzoO with one OF them on; the residue having
none, being blanks.
10 determine the fate of the "a, 804 tickets
m the scheme, the 81 numbers, Qrom one to
% inciusive,) Will be placed in a wheel on the
DAY OF drawing, and eight Of them be drawn
out AZ random; and that ticket having on it
the ls'' I'd and Sd drawn numbers will be en-.
titled 10 the prize of C20yoOO
That having on 1t the 9th, 9TH and 9th to 5000
I'd. Sd and 4th, to 4, 500
Sd, 4th and 5th. to 1000
4th, 5th and 9th, to 1900
5th. 9th and 9Th, to 1880
Ihose hive tickets having the 4th 9th and 9TH;
4lh' 9th aud S,hi 4th 7th and 9Th; 5th, 9th
and o,t' 5th, 9Th and 9Th. each, 1000
And all other prizes determined in a similar
manner. and as detailed in the scheme Of this
LOTTERY published IN the newspapers and bills.
PRICE OF TICKETS
Tickets SO, Halves SIS, Quarters 81 so
n package OF IL tickets in this lottery con-
talns the whole So numbers used, and must of
necessity draw at least 48 dollars in prizes
uenuehen VINO prefer TO adventure for the
large Prizes only, may deduct, at the time Of
purchase, the value of the small prizes. and
receive the Managers certificates emitting the
holder TO draw the extra prize money, (Which
method IS very convenient to all those who re
SIDE alta distance and dislike The collection OF
small prize money! in this way a certificate for
the proceeds uf Is Whole tickets, comes to
ooI 70, do. IL Half tickets, do. 80 90, do. 10
Quarter do. do. le 80, do Is Eighths do. do
8 40.
GThe Managers will give the utmost, atten
lion to The commands Of distant adventures
tor Tickets and Shares, and forward free from
expense the official account of the drawing i'm.
mediaiely upon its event.
Prize Tickets in former lotteries received as
cash, and the cash paid or RENTED as soon as
drawn.
*.'Allletters and orders to be post paid and
addressed to the Manage rs.
YATES & MCINTYRE,
Aug 30. Washington City.
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DAVID LIGHT, (Stsphen's .MN.)

TAXES this method of informing the Far
4 mers OF the neighbourhood that he is
now ready for the reception OF all kinds of
Grain, and sol'cits a share of public patronage.
He will give a barrel of Flour for every 3Oolbs.
OF Wheat, and stand the inspections Of George
Town, Alexandra or Baltimore. He proposes
buying Wheat. and will at all times, give a fair
price an Cash for the same.
August 10 If.
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hAAA1hs
Serious Gonssqasncss-Tt is under.
stood, that several Jacksonites have eotch
cold since Mr.. Buchanan kicked the
kirer off-Demo Prsss.
Nr. Buchanan, speaking of the editor
OF the Telegraph, Il promptly informed
him ON the 10th Of that month. Octo.
der, 1896, that I had no authority from
Mr.. clay, or his friends, to propose anu
terms to Gen. jackson in relation TO
their rotss, nor did lever make such a
proposition"
The editor of the Telegraph does not
dare to deny the accuracy of Mr.. Bucb.
anan's statement, but be eyades meeting
the question. by sta ing 10 his paper of
the 10th inst the letter to uhich Mr.. b
here refers has been mislaid." II is not
probable it will ever be found. The
statement of General Jackson. and that
OF hr. Buchanan, are t0hoiiy irreeonciIa
ble.-B.
Mr' B~uchanan's letter, which we pub
llsh to day has excited a great interest in
Annapolis, and the change of opinion is
considerable. The extraordinary mis-
construction which the General has mn,
upon the conversation of Mr. Buchanan
and his wish thereby to aim a fatal blow
at the integrity and honor of Mr.. CLAW
has certainly done him considerable in
jury. This is not al opinion formed. as
the Generals was, upon mere suppos,
ton, but a fact derived from actual oh.
servation.- Carr0iitonian.
szxrszLssGz3&S&zxzEss
DIED,
On Friday morning last, Mr.. Michael .1tcRe7e
an, OF this place, said to be in the I05th year
OF his age.
On Monday morning, Mr.. John NAT, of this
county.
On "Wednesday the ODD ms. at Frederick
town, Md Miss CGtharine CromzpeH, daughter
OF Mr.. Stephen Cromwell, OF Jefferson county
At Pittsburg, Pa. on Sunday morning the 10th
inst. Col. hhn Mcfarland, editor OF the Allie.
gany Denocrst, in the 30th year of his age.
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MRS.

DROPoSEs having the art OF working BOB
Il LNET LACE taught in her School
Every variety Of pattern, equal to European
Nanufactury, will be taught in ten days.
The class TO commence on Monda, the 27th
instant. Martinsburg, Aug. -.
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NOTICE All persons having claims against
~ the estate of Henry Small, deceased, are
invited to bring them forward, properly authen
ticated for settlement; and those Indebted, are
notified to make immediate payment, as no in.
d~uiseuce can or will be gwen.
WILLIAM SMALL ~,
JOHN G.. SMALL, ~
August i6.-2t
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n DTICE -tIaving misplaced or los, a bond
~ gwen by Michael SeibeFt TO the suhscrt-
Der, tor two hundred and seventytwo dollars
and seventy two cents. conditioned and payable
on the first day OF April, 1880, has Induced
to give this public notice 10 said Seibert
not to pay the amount ofsqid bond to any other
person except myself or my authorised agent.
JOHN HOFFMAN.
August l6-3t.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
WaShingfon CIty
For the 3lst day Of October.
GRAND
CONSOLIDATE LOTTERY.

For internal improvements. Literature and
Charities, in he City OF Washington, and in
the States OF Delaware, North Carolina and
Louisiana.
FIRST CLASS.
To be dra1pn in Washington City. on Wednesday,
The 3lsf IF October, 1927.
BY AUTHORITY OF LAW.
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(Not a word about
earthquake,

81 called upon Gen.
Jackson on the occasion
which | have mention
ed, solely as has friend,
my individual res
possibility, and not as
The agent of Mr.. Clay
or any other person 1
have been the pc.
litical friend OF Mr.. Clay,
he became a can.
for the Office Of
President
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AT RANSOM informs the Farmers Of

IEH RANSOM informs the Farmers of
OHo Berkeley and Jefferson counties, that
his MILLS near Martinsburg (ths Union Mills, J
have just been repaired. and are nov in com
plete order for the reception of Grain of all
Kinds He will at all times, give the highest
price IN cAss. for Wheat. or exchange Flour
tor It, at the usual rate Of a barrel of superfne
tor every 3oolb. of that which is merehsntab,e.
Grinding customers can have their Wheat ground
separately il they wish il.
August l6.-tf.
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The Boston Gazette Of the Opposition
cast, thus speaks of Mr.. Buchanan's let.
ter:
a disinterested observers, we must
be permitted to say that we think the LEI.
ter OF AIR. Buchanan places the General
IN a very ridiculous situation.n
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-30

VOW can any rational man say that there is
y, . very great I'd sorepapoe" IN the two state.
BnrE oah any one with candour say that Mr..
r T0..'4nah 'sns'sins' the General ii there are a
~ such to be found We can only saw. that thew
fv easy ~sef'ed-they take the dish without the
oaHShf az til is asserted in the last twin.
c"DI" NI!Eln'an. that Mr.. Trimble Of Ken.
The e,.c h'chmond during the meeting Of
o ~ electoral college in 1924, endeavoring to
G0lal" the votes Of tbs state Tor MIR. CAV; and
; urine, asserted, by the editor Of the yir
ssroa'' tIa' The fact can be established "by a
e-O.e ~ as respectable gentlemen as any in Vir.
ms IS a bold assertion. when the truth
,-.i. = rumble passed thro' kichmond tsgO
many other G.hetoods IN circulation. which
81" expose when we have more room.
e-o - THn. Rep.
FFce OF Flour in Baltimore on Monday
'Fom Stores, S5-Whiskey % a 50 cts.
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Aug. %. 1897. ID HUNTER. c.s.c.


VIRCLNL2-.Noryaa Csunsy Ceurf. 20 mi;
july TARA. 1872.
Elias Smith, admir-. OF William Anderson, de-
ceased, Plaintiff
ACAINsT
James Mackay, Michael Keller end catharine
bis wife, Samuel Powell and Catherine his
wife. Jacob schaffner, Henry Schafiner and
Peter H.. Sehaffner. Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
THE defendants not having entered their 80.
l. pesrsnce. and given security according %
the act Of Assembly and the rules OF this court.
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
hat they are not inhabitants Of this ssste-H IL
Ordered. that ths said defendants do appear
mere on the fourth Monday in October NEXT.
and answer the bill of the plaintiff. and that 4
copy OF this oTder be forthwith inserted for two
months successfully ia lie Martinsburg Gazette.
and be postedat the door of the Court House
Of this county.
A C~opy-Tesle,
Aug %. 1927. c. oRRicK, CAMS.
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GOlGN0S

DLANK.-We have a quaUtity Of Pine Plank,
Il for sale, from 3 Alto / inches thick-Also,
Pine Plastering Laths y and 4, feet long.
BAKER TAPSC0Tr, & Co.
Shepherd town. July 5.