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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-27
nunLIC sALE-win h .nld !, n,hr.

DUBLiC YALE VIII be sold by public
4 vendue, ., the residence Of the subscribtr
on apple PIE Ridge, about three miles ffom.
GerraFds town, on Wednesday, The % dag Of
September merit, al II his personal pgaoerty.
consisting of valuable Work Horses. Brood
Mares ard Colts, Mich Cows and Young Cat
tie. Hogs and Sheep; Farming Utensils OF
every description, a good Road Wagon, plan.
tstien do. Ploushs, H,rrows, a first rate Wh.a At
Fan, SQUEEZING Machine, Be- CORN BY the
barrel, about % tons excellent HAY, i com
plete set OF Btscksmlths' Tools; Household
and Kitchen Furniture Of al kinds, such as
good Feather Beds, Bedding. Bedstesds,
Chairs. Side Board, Corner Cupboard, Bureaus,
Eight day Clock and Gaze, ten plate Stove and
Pipe; Viewers Loom and Packing complete
together with a variety Of articles not necessa
~ TO partieulsrize.
Terms II S4te,-Ntne Months credit will be
given on ell Sums over five dollars, the purobs
ser giving bond aud approved security; under
that sum-. cash. The sale will
early IN the day, and continue from day 10 day
until all is sold JOHN SUVER
August Is, 1899.
n ID. Al persons having claims agsinst the
subscriber, are notified TO bring them forwarf
for payment; snd those ind are requested
TO make immediate payment. JOHN sUVER
At the same time and place, the subscribe,
viii sell as adm'r of the e state of Joseph III
Sherrsrd, deed. one NEGRO GIRL. about 81,
years OF age. JOHN SUyER.
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TO III PUBLIC.

II MOVING tbe gres, aud proper Interest
IN teit by the people Of Virgins 10 the up.
preaching Convention, the subscribers make
tie follow nglproposition. They have employed
the best stenograPhers to repor, the debates,
which ~il be pnhlished IS rapidly as possible
in The Richmond Wing. IS many persons are
noi in the habit st ahng their papers. and as
when taken into their families they are liable
% DC DESTROYED, they propose 60 tie N this OF.
hce, the papers containing the deba,es. Tor as
many as desire Il. The expense Of this viii
be appoet'oned by the anuusl price of the pa.
per ISL and he length eftime required TO
publish the debstes--for exsmpie-It three
months are required 70 publish he debates. the
price OF the file viii be 81 IS. Ibis We ina.
gine, 10 man will hesitate 20 give TOR a com
plete copy Of the debates Of Convention. IT
subscribers desire heir copies bound, that can
be done at . small additional expense.
~ Letters (post paid addressed to Us, will
be attended 20, or persons wishing to subscribe,
can make knsvn their desire through the mem
bcrs Of Convention. The subscription TO be
paid At the time ei delivery.
C City subscribers ere Of course apprised
that the Debates viii first appear 10 the Daily
paper.
PEASANTS, ABBOTT & Co.
August 90.
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II AND FCv ALE The undersigned. ez..
Ia cuuFs al nc Ns.afe Of laceh paaescs. sen
deed wis sell, at Or yate sale, At8ACT or
LAND wing wxain one mile Of Nsr. 1seUrr.
containing 1856 acres. , koods and 20 Po.e..
This is good larnsag land and is susceptible Of
Improvement. The improvements consist OF
q good Dwelling House, X tehen, Smoke House,
Cora House, log Bare and Stebies, wi,h a
large Orchard 81 good irait, q never iailing
line stone spring. spring House, good stu
House, sc. about the enc bslf otthis Tract Of
Land is cleared. a part Of which is gsod bottom
land, the balance well clothed with timber.
Any person wishing TO purchase, can be she AZ
the same, by Supplying 70 lUhe Painter. residing
on the premises. For terms, which viii be
made accommodating. apply to the subscribers
JOHN MoNG, Ex'rs. of J..
JACOB SwARfz Painter.
Auuust CN-4l
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TnR FARMERS the subs

Tbo TUE FARMERS THE subscriber takes
this method OF informing the Farmes Of
Berkeley county, and all Others, thar his Mil
at Little George Town, . now % complete re-
pair for the reception OF al kinds Of Grain He
viii, as usual, give a barrel of supesine -four
for every SCOlbs of wheat, and stand the inspec-
ton of the Market; and viii give the highest
PRICE in cash tor Whest. Rye and Corn. Persons
wishing il. can by bringing the Wheat, have
aoar in exchange.
August6, 1922. JOHN AlSlN6ER.
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A &

VIE subscriber, late commercial edi or OF
Il the Chronicle, haying leased the Foun
tain Inn, situate in Light street, near Baitigzore
street. the most CENTRAL PUBLIC HOUSE
ia the city, is prepared TO accommodate Ira
vellers and BoaFders in a manner with which
he thioks they will be pleased, either in good
eating, drinking or lodging-and, ere long with
niarmatisn-an extensive range Of Stables be.
ing likewise attached their horses will be Ia
ken care OF also. Terms-Dinner so cents;
Breakfast or Supper 3Z4 cents; Lodging IS
cents or for s days boarding and lodging, ons
doliar.-Familles travelling, can have disuncs
apartments ifthey wish. Horses taken al livery
"A hours fer 50 cents And, not to be sltoge.
Their out OF sight OF trading, any editor or pro-
prietor ct a paper, any where, who will give
the foregoing three conspicuous insertions in
ghe inner form, and send one Of bis papers con
tsiaing il TO the Fountain Ian, shall have two
days boarding and lodging, the frst time be
posses this way, provided too many DO not call
al q time.
TAe Public's obi. sery't,
w c. LYFoRD.
FsHatair Inn, Light street.. Basim0rs.
August 20
N. b. The Table OF the Fountain Inn will 81
always supplied with the sBbstanti4ls, var ellie
and dainties rot only Of the Baltimore bat 8
the Norfolk and other neighbouriug markets.
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ENs1s4pg -


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VI sunday night iast, at an advanced age,
NJ 1t'ltHE fABB, sen. as this county. The
ases4'sd was = highly respectable and worthy
aJleu,
y his residence in C~hiIico,he, Ohio, on the
%'nsao, D., EDWARD TlFFlN, in the
4Nyeir Of his age.
ios deceased was a native Of Englandi but
"@S'A'~d 20 America Al an early period Of life,
W a-tlad in Berkeley county, % the state OF
<'''s, IS a practising Physician Shortly Of
~ no, 't'tc OF Ohio Chen a part Of the ~. w
"'''r', 50 csliCd,) was open Tor settlement,
q '''e- % Chiltcoyhe, then in its infancy, and
- ing II 81 house inst was covered with
'''F fseH 10 1899 he was elected a mem
he ler itotial legislature, in which capa
continued 70 serve until he was chosen
-'f'tt OF he Convention that TO med he
'".'IUoa ufOlio- OF which body he WAS Pie
s." Nnen,ia 1905. The Constitution OF the
@s'' iufo operation, he was called 10 the
'''-ettpe cfHce under It, by 8 very hatter.
~ p the people This mark Of the pub
~ C'iaorate vas seajn ex ended 70 hm 81
"i.'edtuE election Of Governor. But be
~ htt completed his second gubernato'
.s' Tern, he vas elected a Senator in the Con-
81 Vie Umte@ Stsles. 10 his distinguish
i go t9n. he served the State until a heavy
"1'!'c mieiortuoe compelled h'm, tempora
20 retre from public lie. In the earl
'"'t ms Administration OF President Madison
" "tAerai Land office was fsrmed Into q DIS
|,t "Httau etthe Treasury ID Psr'rpent. i
aug 10 the West Tor a suitable person 70 q
-'" at ITS bead. the penetrating ludgmen
""' s'eat man selected the subject 0t TN
2 As IT'S first Commissioner. lie prompt
'"isd to he post, and faithfully devote
""S'h to the organization aud discharge OF u
,'m@'oos, complicated, and arduous duties Of Y
until be was appointed surveyor 1ensi
=" he United States. in which capacity i
'''0ued 10 act unlii the LIST Of luly lastiNhs
Vas iemoved from office. Thus, hIllhg
. almost continued public usefulness Il
'ssnds u 81 years.
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TO M

THE subscriber has in operation neal
Il Bucklesiown.s new sabstan ial and YER,
easy running six horse TuRESHING Ma
CHINE inferior to none in the valley, which
will continue in operstion as long as employ
ment can be found any where in Berkeley
County Those wanting i, can have il at any
time by spplying Immediately. Two very so
Der hsnds will 60 with il as feeders.
LEWIS u. WYSoNG.
August Is.
Who has for sale or trade 50 young thrifty
Sheep.
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Aug. 27,18D,

BUBLiC be undersigned, Trustee
Il named in i certain Deed, executed by ia
cob V. Gorreil, and of record in the county
court OF Berkeley, will offer for sale, on sstur
day tue 1914 September next, al The residence
Of SAID G0rrell IL Buckles Town a variety OF
valuahie Household Furniture, several good
work Horses, Mich Cows, Hogs, a good road
Wagon, with several sets of gcaes, and many
other articles too numerous to particulssise. 4
credit Of six months viii be afforded to pur.
chssers, upon giving bond and security.
HARRISON WAITE, Trustee.
August 27.
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BIBLE sociETY-rhe following namec
persons, 70 vii. JOAN strother. Philip C.. Pen
d'eton, Alex. Cooper, Rev. Iacob Medfart
HeEekiaA Hedges, heg. James VI. Brown, Der
nard c. Wolf, WIN. Wilson, William Pendle
ton, Samuel Baker, ThonIAs M'Iatyre, Johr
Doll, Jacob Myers, Silss Harlan. John Tabb.
James Brown, VIM &. Burns. George ShaFsr,
Washington Evans, John Park if. and John W
stewart, being the board Of Managers of SAID
society are requested TO attend at The Pres.
b%,ter,sn Church on Saturday the 2o,h instant.
at 4 O'Clock, II. NJ.
JOHN BOYER, Sc,
Augus' 90.
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wM%r@@ My FACT OF isahd on ne Nfartihs
& burg road, one and a half miles from
L. Winchester, opposite MIR. Cookies
U0fmerIy John Macky'sl farm. 1t contains
SIS ores, is well watered, and has abundant
timber Besides the stream which runs quite
through it, there is within So yards OF the
house a never failing well offne water which
runs over in wei seasons, and is never more
than eight feet below the surface. A large
portion Of the cleared land is in fine clever. The
whole Including the woodlaud) is wen inclos.
ed, partly with stone. The Iiae on the road
IS a plank fence, about one third oft newly put
up. The land is altogether OF limestone and IS
IN a very improving state. There are two houses
and two barns on the premises. Those who
are disposed to purchase win doubtless exam
inc the premises. The neighborhood OF the
Winchester market renders property 10 ITS Vi
cinity very valuable.
The land viii be sold at private sale; bat IT
no, old before The 2sh day Of SEPTEMBER. It
will on that day, be offered to public sale by
| auction on he premises. The purchase money
will he required to be paid in four equal annual
| payments. No CASH payment required, but 10
| terest will be dis ;ounted it cash Is paid. Bond
| and undoubted security and \ MORTGAGE (not q
| deed of trust) will be demanded. The credit
may be further extended upon the pdnctua
payment Of interest. p secession 10 be given OF
| the first of April next The crop then growing
10 be reserved H.. ; 9
Winchester, Va Aug. 27, 1879.
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IA p iaterS and publ;sheysT

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tHh subseftner having aided the msnuf.c.
D ture OF movable type TO his stereotvra
establishment respectfully soilciis a share Z
the patronage ot the Printers of pennsylya,
ant the adjacent ) states.
Having a practical knowledge Of printing, and
also having beeu logger practically engaged IA
the business Of ; ereotyping than an, o,hsr aer-
son IN the United states, h. hopes /, be sele.
from sueh experience, to live satisfaction to
those who may favor him with their osd.fs.
From an intimate seq l~aintance fsr a number of
years, sneariy e'6ht.) with the business a. h
founding, he hopes to be able 10 orodurrtsp~
'eq.l to suy offered to the Printer. 81 ,i.s
unhed States.
His prices though low, viii OF course s. lis
same as others IN tss same business NJ VIII
ne attemptto sinta,e truth, or insult eDtagnoa
sense, ny pretending r. any s'incrcased Fac,hta.
IN The manufacture, (far their are 20 9th r.
ciiities al present. Ia TITS city, than there wass
IL years ago, when type were from A. 20 q
per cent. higher thans 1T PRESENT. nor have M.
ssmatcrisls used in making print ing t,pes sea
50 greatly redneed,' asto bear any sreo4-f !
to The reduction 10 the prices oftype. bet :
dueton has heen induced by csmpeff.on. ! a
an oyefbesfing disposition in some of "a se
founders who have grown rich on the heretofore
enormous profits on tyre.
A sizes OF plsin and ornan.afa s,r
book and JOB printing from "a lnes Pee "a
NonpareIi; constantly on hand n sacf, ouss.ti-
" % 20 supply any order at short notice Ia
the Choice OF ,ok letter. pans hsys been ta
Ken 70 select such faces as are genersll, atapro
vca Tor symmetry, Heatness aud durab .li,y.
lie also Keeps a complete Printers Wac.
mouse, (the only one IN this city and can iur.
nish q complete Printing Office Al very short 10.
tee.
~
The following SIRE his PRICES at a credi, .r
ak months, Tor approved notes or acceptances
or discount OF FIVE per cent win be made ior
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,uos

--A,.tnown "a some q our readers
~ ea,- Auditor of the Treasury under
AA' '"' sased and glorious Adminisus
The Amos Kendall, did lately ind'e
a'''' certain nice and dainty little
90 graphy, purpOrdng to give a true
T. account of The lite and adventures
:. snj Amos. in which 'hose wa kno~
sell, know, thai
"He lies ike ifaih,"
otnd sia mos, truly lies"
4nrentary upon hat same precious peee
graph, by the Editor or some writer
c.o,aeky Reporter, there is the follow
r,r.grsph. the bearing Of which upon the
horn" does seem 10 us plain country
/ r. rather Particular We submit It
q, ia her remaik to our readers
N his respect for what was due to
h.. tls,. when be appeared as a witness
tho frpdyfe trial of that gentleman
l. {,,e me senate Of Kentucky without
| ,,ire f. hiu. and when he was engaged
are shan 500 milEs ott in the discharge
tr9 duties Of the second most ardu
| ,tiae under the Government, pro
u .ae east restraint Did he not
- occasion pretend that be had des
we'd the letters of hr Clay, that he
|sht WITH more security make dark IN
Ga,;lns against him? Did be not
Itradtct himself before the Senatei-
lod was he DOT publicly charged with
.EERJURY in giving bis testlmony, fran
rcn be has ~totaily failed to viodicate
psqls? ne now repeat the charge,
had deli5erately sllege, fhatin testi'ying
b. mat Instance HE WAS ULT OF FER
Ivy. and if he "ili institute an action
Lnns' US we pledge ourselves to sus-
|ts0 the charge
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M%ARTINsBuRG ACADEMY.

FkthE Trustees OF this inststut ION, have engs
u ged the services Of Mr. Samuel "a Whann,
Of the District Of Columbia, = gentleman, they
have every reason to believe, in sll respects
well q~uaiifed to conductit.
The next sess on will m on the frs
Monday in September.
August 20th, 1329.
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A NDREW HUNgEK respectfully announ
"A ces his removal to Cbarlestown, in letter
son county, where he will heresncF dsvote
bis undivided 1t ention 90 the Practice 81 hs
prot ssion a. an attorney a. Law tie will ~.
tend tie several courts oi Jefferson and Berkeley
aud the Winchester CHI merry court.
his oh c is opposite NJ Fuilon's hoiel.
ChartesfoWn. Npptsst Ie 1890
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The trial Of George S4eeafiagsn charged wish
| murder Of his witr, mas af,ers lapse or three
Us been brought to d close. Upwards ot
' " tnessca were examined, and the plead
h eudiQg on Saturday last, the jury retired
10 m,aufes, when they hroaght in a verdict
ryay gf murder in The .ffstde3ree.
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NEXT SCHEME; TICKETS ONLY 2DoLLs
M. s for 1929
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY.

Arranged On the ODD & EVEN system.
by which>the holder Of two tickets, or two
shares is certain ef e5'aia'ng al least enc Prise
and may d,av arse-sna 10 same proportioa
for any greater quantity. The drawing sill
take place IN the City OF Baltimore, on Wednes
day the 9lh September.
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FARMERS.

FEyHE Undersigned eutin0e 10 purchase
FL WHEAT at Tie Mil near Williamsport,
and win always pay the highest prices at pre-
sent his prices arc red 81, white IS cents PEI
bushei o. so lbs.
JOHN VAN LEAR, Jr.
w~iEamsport, Md. 18th Aug.
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The Post Master General is charged by 8
& 7acky paper IS being a detaulter to the
GtnrrI Government, 10 the amount OF ten tAoa
Iai d1ia 5. al viii appear by the records Of
h. FEDERAL Court, in Frankfort, and adds, there
| crcuu,st4dces attending his matter, that
Eyud greatly surprise any one.
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coHEN's OFFICE, BALTIMORE, }
August TyIFs 1879.
ID EPoRr or THE DRAWING Of he VI
$40; 100 Of ls; leo Of s; and sos
pfszes Of 81 each.

70 prizes Of s2Qi TOO Of ~; TOO ef 5; and 1850
pf.zes Of 81 each.
e. 1881, An Odd Number,
Having drawn the Capital prize of SIX THOU
DoLLARS-agreeabiy TO The scheme,
therefore, all he Odd Numbers, beng those en-
ding with sither
! 8 8 I or 0
Are each entitled TO q prigs of FOUR D0L.
LARS and in addition TO whstever prizes they
may have drawn besides.
UThe holders of the prizes are respectfully
requested 10 present ther 'er payment, as soon
as It may suit their convenience.
j. /. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS, Csntrasiors
August u.
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FEMALE ACADEMY.

VIE exercises of I'M, institution fnow
Il under the direction o Rev. Me. Eysler ]
wll be resuned on Monday the 8 h OF septem.
5er. 1t IS he character OF tbs Institution 10
ground the pupil thoroughly 10 every science
belonging to a female education Tie I.atir,
and French language will be targht 10 such
Ladies who wish if.
August q.
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NIoTiCE,-A quarterly subscription to me
~ Nartinsburg Library Society, became
d1e on the 18TH inst. Il Is expected that 'hs
members Of said society viii come forward ano
NAV up their q'IsrteFsges without delay
By order of the Board,
GEORGE NEWCOMER, Treas.
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EIRGLs1d.-in the Superior Cc,ft IF
Chancery hoide in Winchester, Wednesday.
December 10, 1929.
jacob o'a~sen, P1asngg,
againsf
jacob Hanrle and abrshsm n. Long. 49,.
OF jacob Harnur, deed. Elizabeth Il ,mn~
@idow 81 sad deed jasob Hamme, Albert &C..
phen and Lydia his wife, Abraham d. Iaae
and Elizabeth his wife, and William Tausas
and Loulsa Us wife, heirs and deyisees ct Iacoi,
hamme, decd. D.teadaas.
defendants, jacob Hasnme and 49,
h ham ID. Long, ex'rs. of Jacob Haams
decd. Elizabeth Hamme. widow OF said ga.
Jacob HaTnme. Abraham y Long and El,za 10
his wife. having been duly served with tt nsl,.
puna in this Cause, and four months having ea,.
ed since the return thereof, and they pna s.y.
log filed their answers and publication s
duly made and proved IS 10 the descna /,
Albert Stephen and Lydia his wife. and ST..
liam Towson and Louisa bis wife, and gh4, 81.
Ing TO appear ard give security and Gr ,bsi.
answers. This cause came on TO be beard,e,.
the bill and exhibt Is and order of pubsa ne.
aforesaid Whereupon the said Jacob H4,ra,
enc Of The said executors, filed his snswer |.
which the plaintiff replied, and the plaia ia
bin ia taken for confessed as 10 the other -
PENDANTS, and the said answer showing no j.
! cause to the cantrsry, the court doth de,.e-
and order thai q. commisslener Of this con-, n
examine. state and settle the admin. accom- p
the said jacob Hsmme. deed with said q !.
and also the amount Of the Plsintiffss elm
stating all matters specially deemed serlipsnt
By himself or required by either Of the ~ sea
to be 50 stated, and make report thereof 4 lie
court 10 order 10 a 6nal decree.
A Cspy-Teste,
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- 8 NJ YNrTYHy.

Ua6Aiag zen, ~. G..
- Prize tickets in former lotteries received
IS cash. An official acooun, Of tie drawing
viii be forwarded to adventurers, free Of pos
tage.
Washington, d. C. August 27. 1929.
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S~TEREOTYpING

will De done Al the lowest prices, in the bess
manner, as heretofore.
Publishers OF Newspapers in the States oT
New Jersey. Fenusy issnis. Delaware, afsry~
and, Virginia, North aud South Carolina aed
Georgia who give the above 3 conspieue,,4 81.
sertisns. shall be entitled to s. SO pa,asle IN
type, oraa settlement Of account.
J.Hov.f.
Corner % Crown and calloahlil streets.
Philadelphia. Aug 20. 1929. 3w
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lRoN,-IRoN,

lust received an additional supply Of Penny
y bakers iron, well assorted; Ter sale by
Iune 4. CONRAD HoCAIRE.
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TEMPERANCE SOCIETY," = meeting Of
the berkeley County Temperance SOCIETY,", will
5e bed IN the Court. house on Saturday the
29th inst. at 2 O'Clock. Aur. %
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GENERAL SYNOD OF TIE EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH IN THE q. S.
gEVnE Clerical and Lay Delegates ap
g. pointed BY the several Synods 10 the Uni
ted States to meet in 6 neral Synod, are
informed, that the next session will be held Al
iaGerstown. Md. 10 ON the fourth
sunday, ard 25th day Of October next. The
importanec OF business to be transacted at ihis
syaod, will. 1t is hoped, induce the Delegates
TO be p%unctual IN Their attendance.
ID. +. sCHAEfFER, Sec'Fy.
August 81.
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DANE LEE. {.

The parties in the above cause are here n,.f
tiled that / shall attead at the Globe 1sgeaa.
in Martinsburg on Thursday the 18TH Of sens
srulber aexi, for the purpose ofexecufIng tie
above order Of reference, when and where they
will attend with their evidence and vaucuefs-
rhe case viii be adjourned from day to asa
until completed.
HARRISON WAITE,
Com'r Cay. Dist. Ceurs Ws,cAsstsr.
August 90, 1879.