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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-17
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NSfikGlNlA, oWIt-M rules holden IN the clerks
Y office 81 The county court of Charlotte, gu the
nihih day of Dee. IN the var 1929 Gcorge Vince
Ter, joel NJ kinney ana Nancy his wife, tUrmorly
Nancy Nleeter, Jane, o. Narth and Dorothea his
wife 10 merry Durothei Wheeler, Redford W
Wheeler, Andrew \. Wheeler, Wm l. Wheeler,
Mildred " Wheeler, Maria T. Wheeler, which said
Mildred W aud Maria =. are infants under the age
"l one aud twenty teafs. and 10y their friend
james q. North, Stg all Berkeley john W Marshall
adnr. ofnenry Nheerl, dec. Sarah NJ. hccei
Martha L, heegr, and Hannah " heeer, which,
SAID Sarah 81. haitha I. aud Hannah N . the infant
ehildtcu OF Henry Wheeef dec. and sue by their
next friend lohn W. Marshall George Canifx and
Folly hs WIFI, formerly Polly Walker John Walker,
"m Walker, Lucy W alher, Susunpa W. Walker
and james Walker, rHi,
against
Francis II. Thornton, eNor of Elnor Wheeler, dec.
and the same Francis II. Thornton and Mary his Wife
Rhoda Wheeler, John Wheeler, Sarah " heeer
Martha Wheeler, Samuel Wheeler Agniss Wheeler
JohuG. Moore and Elizabeth his wife, which said
Rhodn, john, Samuel Sarah, Martha and Aguss are
infants under the age OF one and twenty years, Sam
l. shields, Charles NJ Shields. Thos. II. Shields and
Francis VI. Shields. the four last named OF whom arc
Also infants under the ageofoue and twenty years,
Saml Shields ndmr OF Susanna Shields dec. Elizabeth
sunpteF, VIM Wheeler, Mary AHiga Reynods jas
Wheeler aud Nm, NJ Kinney, oN'ur of Joan Wheeler
dec Dclts
IN CHANCERl.
The defendants Samuel Shields, admir- OF Susannah
Shields, dec. Elizabeth Snmptcr I'M. Wheeler, MARY
Aliga Reynolds, and JAS Wheeer uot having ente ed
their appearance according the ofAssembly aud
the rules of this court aud appearing To the sasfac
ton OF inns Court that they not inhabitants oftis
state On the motion otthe pis. by counsel il is
aered that they do apear here the first Monday in
March hax and enter their appearance aud the
paintifs bill and give security for performing the de-
creGof the court, aud that copy of this order be
serted ~ some newspaper printed la the of Lyuch
burg for two months successfully, and posted the
front door of the courthouse of said county.
copy-Teste, HENRY NJ. ROBINSON, ID. c.
Ded. II. m2m3T
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ollCE,-A petition viii be presented 10
~ the next Gtneral Assembly OF Virginia,
praying the remission oil fine improperly i'm
posed upon the subscriber by the Superio, Court
OF Rotetouri county.
PLEASANT BLANKINSHlP.
Nov 10 In
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:. :; OllIE.-By virtue of deed of lrusI ey
AZ ecntsd 10 the subscribers by james
Dhlard, Which is ofrecord IN The Clerks O0ics
of Amhers. aud Bedford, Tor the purpost there,
IN expressed, we will SELL al public auction. for
cash, 10 the highest bidder, at the dwelling
house Of said Dillald IN The county of Bedford
on Tuesday the 22d day OF December next. II
fair, il not the nsxi fair day iherenttes and to
continue from day 10 doy until completed. the
following real aud personal estate in said deed
expressed. to wit tract Of lard situate in lbe
county oil Nelson, and containing fifty acres
also, the one fifth of all The lands Of which
James London died, seized and possessed. IL.
ing in Amherst county also, Tie following
slaves, viz Joe "A n an, JOHNS man, Seszfr
IL man. Shadrake man, Reuben n man, Lewis
a led, Brenisiold lad Preston boy, Hannah
and her son George, Rachel girl, Anne and
her child boy, Mary girl, martha a gi,l
Harriet girl, Lydia a gul, Matilda a young
= enan. and Frankly and her three children,
David, Belinda and Duane not ex
pressed) and all The increase Of the females
also. ali The household and kite hen furniture
all the plantation utensils, all The horses, cattle
hogs and sheep the entire crop on he plantation
occupied by said Dilatd also, his (the mid
Diard's) interest in the estate OF Jno. NBrdc
deceased and WI ateycr other articles in sad
deed named. and not particularly named in
this notice, or SO much Of The said property us
will be suit Ient To answer the pun poses Of sad
deed. Acting as trustees, We will conytt such
iiIe as Is vested IN is. and none other.
ARTHUR b. DAVIES, Trus-
LEAUEL 1URNER. }tees.
Oct. %. tds2O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-17
COMMUNICATIONS BusINa.s

HyHE subscriber Informs his friends and the
u public that he continues 10 dA business
on Commission, and promises that no pains
shall be spared TO give entire satisfaction TO
all Planters and Farmers who may confde 10
his ma 1agement the sale of Tobacco, Flour
or 9th produce His office will be kept al
the Store of Messrs. J. s. S. Halsey, next door
below the Farmers Bank.
d. SAUNDERS, jr.
Jan. 10. l2m
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Town Lot for Sale.

An Saturday the 10Th dss OF January 1880
NJ snail proceed 10 Ill 10 the last and
h ehea bidder, or cash. vacant lni on third
street. 10 the town Of LYaehbnfg. containing
o. : feet IN frenf. sdjeiaiag he pfe,nis 10"
IN the occupancy OF The Rev. J. Coli. AM -
the one half ofthe lot owned bY uahfR W,
Roberts. deed in his III. time. Tins sale vii
bp made in pursuance OF decree made aud
entered up the last November iefm Of The
llnsiings Court FOR TIL Gotpor toe OF Lynch
burg IN the case Of " Robet II nj vs. Pa'ks,
e. at SAMUEL bRANoF ohDi TOM
Dec IA tbs
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4 large and gcneraI assortment Of Dry

\ large anu genefdI assoIUnent W ~
Goods al auction.
SeVSILL BE- sold, without res rye, on oes
W lay The 9th Of January, 1870, at NY
Auction room, onslgumcri OF ob packages ~
d., Goods an uniting ~, - per invoice up
wards oi $1,000 NJ fchanis viii find snch a
lot Goods yer, desirable IA thr way OF re-
Cru ing aud making " thrir assortment i
there ore stlIcil tier particular attention 10
III. safe. Which win en- nurd from day to
das lill completed, II T,sm.--suins u"der
SluO c,sh;s 81 0, aud aot exec. dln. 900. o.
daYs y 200 aad npaar#s. Il n0nths credit.
KegotabIe notes, srtisIactoriIy eodpIsrd
JOHN Il d. PAYNE. Aprir.
Dec ~ ID
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YEf Hn9


K UST received ON " York, several cases
cd GentlemenS' fashionhhle Beaver Hats.
DAVID 4 ROBERT KYLE.
Oct Is.
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Nanviile Maze academy

FHNHiS ms tuition wil be re-onened on he
a - Monday IN Iansars newt. under the
Immediate n,iion aud care of the Rev. jon
Warnock, whose Classical and Scien Nc Rc-
quirements, aud experience aud success a
teacher emlneniy qualify MIN for the iesitnc
tin 4 youth Nh Warnook Is Rk aduaic oi
Glasgow University, and has been engaged IN
teaching during the last years, In thi country
His accommodations, which are ample and
Satisfactory, show that he IS wei qualified, mol
only by his literary requirements. but also by
his moral worth, TO preside over an Institution
oil his KIND. As the School viii he permpnent,
the advantages OF this Academy will lac quail 10
any in the Slate; the Classical course will be
sufficiently extensive TO prepare Students for
catering any OF our Universities Boarding
may be had in respectable families NJ moderate
rates. By ORDER
JAMES u. PATTON. President
OF the Board Of Trustees
Danville. Nov. 10. 1870 VII
7. 5 MIR. Warnock will take few boarders
As the number will be limited, an early npplica
ton is requested.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-17

~ The directions of the will of John Han.
- sard, dec. late OF tie county of Amherst
which will has been duly recorded in The Su
pcfior Court of said county, will be expos.d
sale, on the PREMISE IN the Cd day OF Jan
uary mex that part Of The said T. statur's lrse,
OF land, lying in The county OF Amherst, wb,cn
adjoins the lands Of Anthony Fucker, dec. and
which is to be separated from the remainder
Of the 'ract, by the road from Tlnsley's line
(wrh The Spring included to Nm. McDan
lel's line, 10 the Mansion House tract. A PA,
and Survey of the land i'll be present on IN.
dag OF sale--and the land will be sold m th.
highest bidder, for cash, unless The terms of
sale should be otherwise directed by the dow.
sees, John, Ambrose, Afchey, Sophia Polly.
PAMELA and Caroline, children of the Te.tator
aud between whom the proceeds are di,ec,e5
10 be diYld'd.
bLNJ. lALlAFERRO, High Sheriff
VI AbheiSl county, and as such. nd
mlni traitor with the Will an.
nexed Of John Hansard,
deceased
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Trust sale of IA valuable
YAE NAMN.

ID Y virtue OF Il deed OF trust, executed "
- Charles l.. Barrel and Sarah his wife,
- ubscrlbrf. for certain purposes therein
mentioned, dated the fifteenth day OF January
1924, and recorded in the Crrls' office of AN
herst county Court, ! hall. on Monday the
llth day 81 january next, il fan, II not, the
6fs fair day thereafter, proceed TO sell, on the
premises, To the highest bidder, for ready mo
ney, one certain lot OF parrei of ground Iying
in the county of Amherst, and adjoining the To-
OF Pau, Cabeil, in the t,wn OF New Glasgow
and the lands OF David 5. Garland, aud is ,hat
lot whereupon a Tan Yard now stan1-, which
sad lot, DC Tie sand Bhrret purchased of Thos
Aldrldge. ami is AZ present occupied by james
5 Peudeton. Such ight as is vested in me as
fust~e will he we'd 10 the purchaser. aud
none other. DANIEL HlGGlNBOTHAM.
Dec. 3. I'll 81
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Mfo1iCE.-By virtue OF n deed OF lrusl -.
&l ecuted 10 the subscriber by john Cole.
man bearing date the - day of July, ls26
and duty recorded in The Clerks office ID a.
County Court of Amherst, for proposes therein
expressed Twill sell, at public auction. r.,
cash, Al the courthouse of The couut Of Az
hers, on the 21st day Of December 1929 Tho
folio" ing valuable Slaves. viz BEN Nelson
Winston, Madison, Newton, Render, Mollss
Jack and Henry, or so many of the sand ne
groes rs well be sufficient 10 satisfy and na,,
the purposes of,he said trust dt ed. The abe,e
mentioned negroes, or the most of them. ara
young, and the most sallable kiud aud Won,
The attention of purchasers. The tile is zen
sideied the very best, but as | am acting a,
Trustee, only shall convey such as"is vested h
me. JOSEPH PENN, Trustee.
Nov Is td,9z
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.... vHyHE proprietor OF
Co.. a Is; h me inc Of Stag.
y y 4 I'll s77yJ-aN recently running from
r.-z--5 Lynchburg 10 Al Kan.
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-10

confidence INTO our infant Navy; and contributed. ma
much as any exploit in its history TO elevate our
tiona character. Public gratitude, therefore, Siam.
her seal upon II; and the need should not be Mi,hS.
which may hereafter operate as stimulus to our vi
liant tars. a.
now commend you, fellow .ci,izens 20 The ,u;,,,pc.
OF Almighty God, with full reliance on lis mircn,
providence for tho maintenance Of cur free rs,.,n
"ohs' and with an earnest application, that whatever
errors 1t may be nay lot To commit in dsclarpiny ,
arduous duties which have tev"ked on me- viii inl a
remedy IN the harmony and wisdom of your counssls
ANDREW JACKSON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-10
PhiladelPhia Gaseue OMce.
Occenhrr q Is

IN The Editors of'hc a. 7. Erer,inr Posi-
uentiemen - We take the liberty ofinrornIinp Won.
ha' the mail contractors have greed to bring on
tne hlSsage oyeXPress free Of expense. 1t will be
York about Dor o'clock on "Wednesday. the OIL,
Had you not better inform the owners Of tho nsot+
snip to SAL on the 9th, to wait Until the OIL ard
them ''N"'g II Win
since receiving the above letter, we have been
informed thaI the contractors for carrying the mai
Oh ne great mail route have volunteered their sery
SS 70 Ihe POSTMASTER General, to run the prcsder;
.4doSSag 10 the least Pc ,siblo time bv cxprs,e
through all the Atlantic states from Maine 10 n, y;
Crleans' Tree ofcXPense & that be has accepted tlc
Gr anu arrangements have accordingly been made
LOT lnat purpose by placing the heetest horses On
we entre route II is calculated to deliver il IN
Hcw Orleans barring ?ccden's) in six DAYS afer
leaving the Capitol in Washington and in Ills ci,I,
IN eighteen hours Eyenine Post -
C(y AN APPRENTICE, !, meet. #, -,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-10

no correspondence is received. brt re-
CS9sullly fHciudcd from our columns from want OF
room. There would be little or no difference S
ION between our correspondent and us urnn IT,,
SUBJECT OF the County Courts, but we would en,ns,
70 Cando"r that the County Courts" so far as fIciT
ent' TO the discretion ofthe Legislature. P''S-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-10
THE LEGISLAT1Ipr

Ihe House of Delegates met at ten o'clock. ysv-
tcrday. Several of the committees were anno;;tet,
oy the Char and the clerks to the standing commit
"A memorial was presented by Mr.. Kinbrouqh rs
sundry citizens OF The county of Louisa in oppos}
tio TO the prayer Of the will of Joseph Sandidde.
6, Inc iouse then proceeded to the election Of
Sergeant at Arms Peter Francisco and SanlueI =
Winston, were in nomination 1'''' -
Inc vote stood Francisco 1873 Winston s..
On motion of hlr. Smith, Resolved Pbat when ti,.
tdoIse adjourn 1t will adjourn to meet on3orrow, al
And then the House adjourned.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-29

VIM. X. Perrin, Esq. Of Gloucester, cleo
ted by the remaining delegates from that dis
trict tthe 2tth) to supply the vacancy caused
by the death Of DIR. Calvin ii. Read, appear
ed in his seat on Saturday. and was appointed
to the Committee on the Dill OF Rights. Sc.
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E..o.a sbs IVhtr of Ftfdmi.

,Tge Coufaittees.-The Committees detail
aahv the Conyention, now sit from 10 to
o,clock and are besieged by numerous
cro,Sds. attracted by the importance OF tneli
de6berations. and the celebrity Of many WIG
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LEE ,

MT ABSHAL'S SAi.E,--Pussusn. 70 . dee,..
I've tai order of the SUPERIOR Court Of Chan.
GERS holden at Winchester. pronounced & r.n.
dered on Monday, Ray Ath, 1899, uhttd,
issac Whistler IS complainant and psler Po,d
aud others, heirs Of Peter Poissl, decd are de-.
PENDANTS, will be sold, or Monday, the i7tt
ct August next, on The premises, at pubic suc.
ton, To the h CHEST bidder, one hondred md
twenty acres OF LAND lying near Maftinsburs.
BetSyey county. Va. late the propert, Of Pc.
ter Po'sais senr~decs. and which b. his vii
was directed to be sold.
Terms OF sale: one half of the purchase mo.
me- 20 be paid in hand, and the balanee in Two
sqnal ANNA payments, bonds and a '~rust Deed
ca the prem,eess sold viii be rtqeired Of The
Purci1aser tc. secure the deferred payu, snts -
sale walt about II a'ciock
EftHANIEL SEWERS, d NJ ,
July 10, 1929. for tJao s .sf,siH
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her nxtieucs 6s;rx quite exhausted, she

DeT pktleAC8 Ve4AE quiz %dusNShcNg sHe
,snappishiy exclaimed Y insist upon q,
sir, that you either explain the object oi
your visit, without Delay, or leave my
house immedistely' The poor fellow
was telnder-struek: 'madam (said be
| eame IN compliance with your request,
to settle The prsliminaTies, and 10 shev
the testimonials oftsy character, Which
have here: producing, as he spike, q
roll Of papers, asd beginning to unite
them; toe lady interrupted him, by ask
ing, with great i%mpaiienee. 'Whsttesii
monials, sir, 80 you mesne What pre-
~lininariesi don't understand yea sir
why, madam replied be, of our mar
Fiage, Of COURSE S'arrisgs!' echoed
the virago. transported with rage. you
iusolent villain. I'll teach you what ii is
10 insult me in this maDner.' And taxing
up the poker, wouid have settled b..
fveuing for q time. had be Aat. with
great rapidly, snatched up her little
rosewood work liable. which shiyered
it 70 pieces. Euraged beyond expires
sisE at tins unexpected catastrophe; she
screamed ont-'mufder. Witt all! her
might, and threw the poker III toe ap.
pei.edsvite hunter, " - Go5.ed - avoid
the salute, which, eoGseoaeat., took
Pl'ee4'n & .srGu miFrer, $. iseh e,ras 80
tbar'Yaa aeh,4d hito &c ssode toward
The ioor 'gith eli kpeed, btu was stop
,,sd by tie ~neiaaboFs, vito were coniiru
10 ascertain the cause of the -oproar -
tbe posF fellow was conducted ts,a ma
gfstrate bet Of course dismissed as soen
as the case was correctly4asceHaihed-
Tie neigkbors we're nightly
and the Old maid so MORALLY chaErined.
that she did n~otve0iurg out for ak week.
after, when she appeared at Church
out even then Sue was destined to hear
the trttering of the young maiaens, and
ae ~ suppressed srins Of the juvenile
male past ri he AUDIENCE.
No one Vt her friends WON she non
ofed With q visit, dared 10 smile In hes
presence, for msHy moaths after, lest
1t should be supposed 10 have an insult
hg reference ~ her calamity. 10 ous
house she did not come Tor half a wear
after, ssi suppose,she calculated upon
meeting with evident signs % gtati6ea
ton among The Children aftbe bousheld
These were moi at all the prauks we
ptay ed-"Ith tnis unfortunate votaFv OF
Diana; but the t1ost~sarppising circum
stance attending these exploits, 10, that
the OBJECT of oar attacks never detect
ed the quartfrirom whence they came,
or, as tar as 1 can tel! did SIG ever Sus
pectiE
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TEOGIASS Il. DIT IA,
BERKELEY HpRLANS .

EAtE proprietor OF this establishment reiurBs
4 bIs,haaks for the liberal encouragement
he received last year. aud informs the public
that be continues 10 keep 3 boarding house st
he same place, formerly kept by Mrs Aber
nauayl Hs has been enabled this season TO
procure a suilicienoy Of ice, and hopes by his
eXeTt'ons to pieese 90 give general Satisfaction.
Music at any time for the accommodation of
~YisiteFs.
Bedford water kept constantly on hand,
4. w. THOMAS.
Bat Jaly g. l829.--5w
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md roR SALE The situstion Of the

\ AND PoR SALE TIE situation Of the
IL estate Of Bernardo ephsrt. dseG. makes
il necessary to sell psrt Of bis real estates tbs
Dart which "a for sale, lies about ! miles north
east 81 Mar,iasbnrg. .adisininE the lands OF
sem Fe,,er, Henri Weishhsnse and o'befsi
.oon,sining about lS0 ceres, the greater part 81
this tracti i timbeted LAND, the cleared 1sod
IS good slate ssil and under goos ienoei ne
,m-npoeem.nta ert. q UNWILLING HOUSE. a
good log barn and othe. necessary buildings, a
sofingos Crver fs,lipg Watsr Is a6sf the hoCse.
This land vii be cold sUbjeotio a mortgage OF
about three o. fosr hundred dollars, and also a
deed Of erust. for s5outSl To-, which las, SUN,
he purchaser NAV retain in his hsnds for sew.
ersI years, By securing the same and paying
the annie. interest thereon. This laad beng
nesr Mardnsburg, viii be sold IN lots 10 suit
purchasers; there viii be a good title H.lde.
lie lands viii be shewn by applying - the
subscriber, or to Robert Mcouhksn, iiving on
The premises.
Jaly Soft IACob MYERS. .qdn'r
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MOlICE-Ihe Co. Partnership heretsiore
Nv exIsung between the subscribers, under
the firm OF ISAAC S. L3UCK. g Co. was.
on Friday tho 10Th iBst. dissolved BY mutual
consent. All persons who stand indebted 70
the concern, will, We hope. see the necessity
of making arrangement for q speedy discharge
of the same, when they are assured that the
undersigned are themselves under heavy engage.
menis which they are DESTROYS of liquidatlng a,
the earliest moment.
ISAAC 6 LAUCK,
ALEXANDER STEPHEN.
MsrtinsburC, July rs.
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YIRGINT1-In the Superior g.
re : olaen n Winchester, Yedus.d,r
o,a;,, PAn4f
Jacob Hsmme and Abraham n -
Of Jacob FAMINE, deed. Elzabeth 10
widow OF sad decd Jacob Hamme ~ns
S ephen and LYDIA his wife. Abrshsn noeF
ond Elizabeth his wife. and wilh,rn yLS
and Louisa bis wife, heirs and de,isrrs ,e'
Hapme, deed NJ lasos
'k'HE defendants, Jacob Hsmme ~ 1919.
' ham ID. Leng, ex'rs. Of Jscnb A0's
Led. Elizabeth Hamms, widow Of ss,J d'
Jacoh Ealnme, Abrshsm D.Long AMI ~ -.sd
MS wife, having been duly served WIN n-Usa
rGna IN tbs Cause, and four month. Luz
elapsed since the return thereof, and taey W
having filed their answers and public .,i.e
duly made and proved as to the dess,.s
Albert Stephen and LvdR his wife nj nMa
iIam Towssn and Louisa his wife. "a ~
taihng TO appear and give security and Ga ~
W This cause came on TO be 49, "e'
the ball and exhibits and order Of nubt, "a
Observation-Disclosures the said Jacob uUa
me-, one of the said executors, fled N; .iau'
to which The plaintiff replied, aud N. nj -, e
OH IS taken tor confessed as 10 the ettes -
PENDANTS, and the said answer she wiss No ~
cause to the Contrary, the court dol d.
ard order that q COMMISSIONS of this eo,,, ~
exam ms. state and ssttle the admin az,
Of the said Jacos Hamue, deed wit. said
and also tbs amount o. the plaintiff ! e;r
stating all matters specially deemed pert,,Da
by hinsef or required by either of he psy,,e,
to be 50 stated, ssd make report thereof 10 M
court in ofdsr 10 a final decree.
CoPJ.-Teste,
DAN'L LEE, &C.
The parties in Inc above cause are hefebv a,
tiled that shall attend at the Globe Taye,D
in Martinsburg, on Tuesdsy the lib day \
August next, for the purpose Of executing n.
above order of reference, when and whe,, ,b.v
will attend With their evidence ard ~,opcltr,,
The case wiz bs adjourned from day 10 a,
until completed HARRIS On WAtfP .
Com'r Ch'y Dist. Court Tiachssag
July g, 1879.
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7E RANSOM -snnouHcssto his friends and
GFe@ cssssneF<, as veil as to the Farmers
generally. Chat his MILL near MsrtiHsburs. y
now IN cempiete order for the reception Of sll
kiads Of Gfsin; he wiska to purchase q large
quantity Of Wheat, and will at all times, pay
tie highest price in Cash, fer that article, Hde
Iivered sshi said Mill His grinding custom
ers viii always be promptly accommodate
VITA Flour 10 exchange for their Whest, at the
usual rste Of q barrel Of SuDerfne for every
3O0ibs. Of that which is good and merchanta
bic; er have it ground separately as they may
desire; and 10 al cases, be viii stand the in
s~Bectisn Of the Flour he manufactures al any
market to which i; may be SAINT.
Union Vic. Iniv 23-tf.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-06

HYO FARMERS-Ths subscribers h4siag
4 rentss 1ABLER'S MILLS, on tbs o
peckon Greek, for term Of years. s~ellcits q
share Of public patrenaae, aud will sise one
barrel Of superfae dsur, ls- every three bun
drsd lbs ofgosd merehsriabie wheat, or par
cash for sllkinds Of grain q, a far price. The
Mill is 10 good rapair for the reception Of all
kinds OF grain, HENRY WEL SHRZNS,
JESSE WRIGHT.
July 23--tf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-06
July 9, 1929.

FoRMAN's FERRY .&lonth Of Obeekon.
THE subscriber informs the pnblic. that he
Z has a new F~ERRY-3OAT in good orde,
tor conveying Of Wagons. Carriages, &c. aero,
the Potomac River and the Ogeckon Creek :
Il will be found to be the nearest read frop
MartInsburg to Boousboro', Bagers,ewn, WI
Transport, &c. also, the nearest and most direc
road iron sbepherdstown, Chariestown. 4,
by way OF N|illiamsport 10 the Cumberlan,
rosd.-lt will be attended to BY
March Ut. JAMES FORNAN.