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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, MAY IA, 1899.

GJ7 In consequence of the preoccupancy of our CO lumns with the long message of Gov. Tomlnson, and other matters the Circiar Letter from the committee of the Medical Association of this county upon the subject of forming Temperance Society. arc luciantly compelled to postpone until next week.
 For the same reason," Aqua,icus' cannot have hearing this week.
 The Circular recommends and we would earnestly call the attention of our readss 10 tue subject, tha, meeting of delegates from a professions, mechanics, farmers, merchants, &c., and from all parts of the county of Lchfed be held in this town on the third "Wednesday in June next, for the purpose of forming County Temperance Society.
 State Temperance Society.--On "Wednesday oflast week a meeting of gentlemen from various parts of the state took place in Hartford, for the purpose of taking into consideration the expediency of forming State Temperance Society. After the appointment uf Chairman and Secretary, resolutions were intro- duced, and passed, unanimousy-that It is expedient to form such society; that it be formed in Hartford on "Wednesday the 20lh inst that committee of five be appointed to draft constitution, and make the ne- cessary arrangements for the meeting; and that the Rev. Joel H. Linsley, Oliver D.. Cooke, Esq. Rev. Leonard Bacon Francis Parsons, Esq. and Rev. John Marsh, be that committee. ,s
 This committee have by public notice invited all the Temperance Associations in the State to send delegation to the meeting next Wednesday,.
 Ertract of letter from correspondent, dated
 HARTFORD, May 2, 1929.
 Election day is over The Governor YVES met at Welhersfeld on Tuesday by the Horse Guards and considerable number of citizens and escorted into the city, At the lower end of the town he was met by the Light Infantry, Artillery and Rife companies of this city, and escorted his lodgings the City Ho- tel.
 Yesterday morning the legislature met. The House have made choice of Elisha PhelpsGor Speaker, and Charles Hawley and Samuel Ingham for Clerks--.all of whom were nominated in caucus. Mir. Phelps was opposed by MT. Hawley, and chosen on the second ballot. Alter the formation of inc two houses, and the customary communications had passed brtween the executive and the branches of the legislature, vovcS~sgu rufers were escorted byIfe Horse and Foot Guards to the Centre Church, where an arpro. priate discourse delivered ny the Rev. Mr. HilI
 The day was fne---the clear and bright-..the air soft and balmy---the beauty and fashion of the country made fine display; and the military never appeared better, or showed to more advantage.
 This day Governor Tomlinson transmitted his mes- sage--t is plain business-like document, giving fair and honest exposition of the internal concerns of the state; and on this account will be perused with pleasure by all classes of readers. M
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The brig Orleans, from Hamburg, left that port 9d of April. Capt. Chapman has polite. ly furnished ns with a file of papers 10 the 27th of March, from which we make the fol. lowing translations. ..
 JQssy. March 5.-Gen. Deibstich has arri- ved here, and given orders to the command ants of all the troops on the left hanks of the Danube, t0 he ready to take advantage ofthp first opportunity of commencing hostilties.-- The Turks will, in short time, be attacked in a manner that will force them to ask for peace. The leit of the rivers is already near. ly rid of them, and Ginrgero. opposite Reds- chuck. the only fortress they possess in the principaliies will he attacked very soon. A bridge is to he thrown over the river immedi- atcly to transport the troops tO make the at tack.
 h Bulgaria and Srrvia, ,he grass is already sufficient for the forage ofithe cavalry. and we may expect to hear in a few weeks of considerable military events. Not far from Paradi there has been q considerable battle between the Russians and the Turks, in which inc latter were defeated with considerable loss.
 Egiaa, Jun. 3l.--'The steam ship Kariiria, Capt. Phalanga, in an expedition to the Gulf of Voo and Nrgropont. have captured four Turkish vessels of war which make a very \ welcome increase tO our h0tilla. Capt. P. also saved 800 unfortunate Greeks who had escaped to K"hIen when the Turks attacked Lriivfn. and were prrishing for want
 In addition to the above, Capt. Chapman infOru1s us that it was reported in Hamburgh, "n inc Ist ult. that the Prussians had entered into treaty with Russia, by the conditions of which they were tn keep in readiness 10000 troops and they were accordingly 1.aaWSt sell eNaaa eI l the cavalry, and tt was expected inc next campaign would be deCisiye.--E ". Dn;I,, X AdueT1iser. -
 LATEST FROM ENGLAND. E London papers to the Slst March have been received at New York by the ship Co., Hlumhia, Delano, which sailed from Ports lmouth on the 1st of April.
 The Roman catholic Relief Bill was taken hp, on the third reading, in the House of Eominnns on the S0th. and affer a long and Bvarsm debate, was passed by vote of $40 t0 M4a--mai0rsty l7s. and sem tO the House of Lords for concurrence. When the question !, Avas put for sending the hill up, there was Nvery loud and general cheering. Several Auembers approached Mir. Peel, with whom Ahey shook hands, and offered him their con- $ratuiations.
 # The Irish Forty Shilling FreehoIders' Dis &anehisment bill, was also read the third time \ End passed
 E The accounts from Smyrna, arc t0 lhe elst bf February. Interviews continued 10 take place between Mr. Jaabcst and Ele Reis Ef- aendl but they vert uninteFestiu8. and would c0ntiuae so, iiIl the retUVn Of inc answers from London and Paris. The Porte hoped that the ministers of these powers would Fe- fnEn to Constantin0ple. or some place in the
 tcinity, to come iO fDal arrangement. IL Eas supposed that Russia had agreed that the
 .lhirs of Greece should be treated by the tw0
 lenlpotentiaries. and that 1t had promised
 eent Co whatever might be done. When
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14
NOTICE.

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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14

Richard Johnson and Caiharine Cashires under sentence of death pr murder in New York, were ex- ecuted at Blackwel's Island on Thursday last.
 The Bos,on Traveller contains an account of ehree late cases of suicide. The subjects were incorporate, of course
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14

N-A LAD, l4to 10 years of agt. wiil ha taken at this office as an Apprentice @ lls Printing Busimess. One from the countrB .....a.lA A.. ..n..e..-..l n Nl.a.lAlAaAa
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14
MARRFED.

In Walngford, By tine ReS. Mr. SNeyess Mr. Will iam Elton, to Miss Jerusha Hall;
 In Hartford, Mi. David s. Porter, publisher of tho Utica Sentinel and Gazette, to Miss Charlotte A Omstead. Hartford Mir. J. Olney, to Miss EIizabetl Barnes, of New Haven.
 Tn New-Haven, Dr. Nathan 5. Ives 10 Miss Sarah B. daughter of Samuel Badger Esq. of Philadelphia In Bridgeport, Samuel Badger, Esq. of Philadei. nhia 10 Miss Lncretia Hoyt.
 Tn New-Milford, Mir. David Baldwinto Miss Laura FairchId.
 In North Haven, Mir. Ezra Stiles 10 Miss Esthes Pierpont.
 h Hartford, Mir. Sidney Smith, of Mobile, 10 Miss Mary Carter: Mr Samuel Barber, merchant, to Miss Hercey Dunham.
 h Wethersfied, Truman Starr, Esq. of Goshen, so Miss Hannah F. Combs; Mir George Homes to Miss Prudence Grswold. In Wins,ead, Mr. Miles c. Burr, of this eilys s6 Ms Ann Mallory, of the former place.
 DIED,
 In New-Milford, on inc 9lls insl. Rev. ANDREW EL- LIoTT, aged -, Pastor ef the Presbyterian Church in that place. Tn Salisbury, psacOn NylO Lee in the 18th year of his age.
 In sharaal Me. Betsey Peek, wife of Capt Calvin Peek, aaex 67. She was affecionaie wife, klnd nA0aaAAsF mother of nine children, eight oi whom eHFeive fo mourn her departure.
 An Hartford, Mr. LuIher Loomis, 42, formerly oi Houthwiek, Mass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14
STRAY,
NOVICE

IFS hereby given to the residents and non- N residents nf the town of BETHLEar, that the subscriber will be at the house ol Isaac Ray nond. an the first Monday If .fSeptembsr and the. first Monday of October nesfs rom q ta 5 0'cl6rh P. N Nn taclsEpf aAid days. 'If shs purpose of receiying n towh tax nf Iive cents on the dollar on fhe assessment list of 18e8. All persons negIecling to i'ay their taxes on or before said days. must expect tO pay tra- vel fees.
 JAMES ALLEN. Collector.
 Bethlem. Mon (. lseD 40
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-20
To THE PUBLIC.

Z MOVING the great and proper interest
~ felt by the people Of Virginis in the APP.
prosci.ing Convention. the subscribers make
the fnllovingiprop osition: They have employed
the best Stenographers to repor, the debates,
which will be published as rapidly as possible
= the Richmond Wing. AS many persons are
not in the habit of fling their papers, and as
when taken into their families they are liable
10 DE destroyed, they propose to Ale in this or
hce, the papers containing the debates, for as
many as desire it. The expense of this will
be spportioned by the annusl price of the pa.
per (S5) and the length oftims required to
publish the debates-for exampte-f three
months are required 10 publish the debates, the
price OF the file will be 81 IS. This we ina.
CINE, no man will hesitate TO give for a com
plete copy of the debates Of Convention. II
subscribers desire their copies bound, that can
be done at a small additional expense.
G~ Letters (post paid addressed TO os, viii
be sttended to, or persons wishing 10 subscribe,
can make known THAR desire through the mem
bers Of Convention, The subscription to be
paid AZ the time eli deliyery.
CT City subscribers are Of course appraised
thai the Debates will FIRST appear in the Daily
paper.
PEASANTS. ABBOTT & Co.
Il Ar,sk en-
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from NE Ciarkes6ury EnQrarer, .srr. ls
NOR youth, nor woyths nor virtues self csuld
This early victim from the untinelv v-sx.
Gos tar example of untainted Yoptb
" soitest manners. mirror of the truth.
90, i've tor Heavens eternal Year is thine.
60, aud exslt thy moral to Divine
1t rs oui mournfui duty to record the d..,h NJ
HAMILTON BENNETT, who depsr,sd ,h;.
iie on the 9TH inst. in the Goth year Of his age
MIR. Bennett was q native of Loudoyo co.,asx
and came to this place with Mr. Thos. q. H.rr;.
about two years ago-for suavity of msnner for
sobfiety OF conduct. and for eorrept moral A.
pertinent, we can safely say. he was surpassed
oy no one. The anxiety manifested bv All when
ms disease was drawing 70 it's fatal cooclus;on.
the weeping eye, the pailid cheek. the trem.
Ding tongue. when asking the dread enquiry.
SIZE TIT ALIvs! bore ample and unequiyocal
OF the estimation in which be was
heid 10 has connexions what Consolation can
we gtvet That he receised ell the attention
that Friendship could bes,ow, all the aid thai
med cine could offer. all the tenderness .nd
which he received from the family
where he lay i'll would afford them small corn.
fort, for all hat they would expect from the
hands of bis scar friend and Patron; no. his
and Sisters must look to a higher
for consolation T. IS written sthe pure
IN heart shall see God; and oh. when shall We
fad one purer than was that of Mr Bennett.
Let his Connexions then console tbemselve, in
the beiiefthat he has gone from this world OF
care and trials to the regions OF Eternal Felicity.
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DUbLlC SALE-- Will be sold by public
l. vcndue. at the residence of the subscribrr
on Apple pie Ridge, about three niles from,
Gerrards town. on Wedaesday, me I'd day Of
Septesnber nerf, all Of bis personal property.
consisting OF valuable Work Horses. Brood
Mares and Colts, Mich Cows and Young Cat.
tie. Hogs and sheep; Farming Utensils OF
every description, . good Road Wagon, plan.
tation do. Pioughs, HArrows, a first rate Wheat
Fan, SQUEEZING Machine, g.. CORN by the
barrel, about 20 tons excellent HAY;aca m.
piete set Of B~lscksmiths' Tools; Household
and Kitchen Furniture Of si kinds, such a.
good Feather Beds, Bedding. Bedste ads.
Chairs. Side Board, Corner Cupboard, Bure aus.
Eight day Clock and Gaze, ten plate Stove aad
Pipe; Viewers Loom and Tsckling complete.
together with q variety Of articles not necessa.
ny to particuiarixe.
Terms Of Suie.-Nine Months credit will be
given on oil sums over Eve dollars, the purcha
ser giving bond and approved security, under
that sum. cash. The sale will commence
early in the day, and continue from day to day
until all is sold JOHN SUyER.
August 10, 1899.
N. q. All persons having claims against the
subscriber, are notified to bring them forward
for payment; and those indebted are requested
10 make immediate paymeat. JOHN suyER
At the same time and place. the subscriber
will sell as sdm'r Of The estate of Joseph II
sherrsrd, decd. one NEGRO GIRL, ascu. six
years OF age. JOHN SUyEis.
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II AND ron sAIE-rhse adersgnsd. ere.
- o1,ors sftAe ss'sss Of Jacob Plaster, sen.
deed. viii sell. st private sale, a rRACT OF
LAND. lying within cne mile Of Msrtinsburr
coatzining teo acre.. 2 Rsojs and - Pslcs
This u coed farming land asd Is susesp,ible Of
Improvement. The improvements consist Of
. good Dseliing House, Kitchen, Smoke Hoass.
Gers House. . log Bsrs and Stables, with q
large Orchard Of good fruit. o never failing
lime stone spring. spring House, coed sun
House, &C. absat the Qua bali cfihis Tract Of
Land . cleared. = part Of which is good bestsm
isno, the balance well clothed with timber.
Any perssn wishing to purchase, can be she wn
the same, by Supplying to Jahn Painter. residing
On the premises. Foe terms, which viii be
made accommodating. apply to The subscribers
JOHN MoNG, Ex'rs. Of /.
JACOB SwARTz.I Painter.
August 10-ti.
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DUBLIC sALE-Wim be .old by ouhlle

DUBLlC SALE-Wil be- sold BY public
1 vendue, at the late residence Of Wm. Besty,
deed. one mile from the Lick Mills, on Friday
the 25h irsfsnt. all OF the personal estate "
said deed. consisting of valuable Work Horses,
Brood Mares and Colts, Mich Cows and Young
Cattle, Hogs aud sheep; Farming Utensils Of
ever, description, a good Plantation Wagon,
Horse Sears, &c. Wheat. Rye and Corn BY the
bushel, a part oft Rye IS now in MIR. kissing
sr's Mill, Little Georgetown; Household and
Kitchen Furniture Of oil kinds. such % good
Feather Beds, Bedding, Headsteads, Chairs,
Desk, Corner Cupboard, . good ten. plate ST. We
and Pipe; tcgsther with q variety Of ether ART.
cies not necessary to pariicnlarize.
Ierms Of sais.-Ninc Months credit will be
given on all sums over five dollars, the pur-
chaser giving bond and approved security; I'M
der tha SUN. cash. Sale to commence early in
the day. and continue from day to day until oil
is sold. WILLIAM MCCLURE. .adr,r.
August 10. 1929.
Several valuable NEGROES will be bred
from the day of sale, until Christmas; some Of
them fine Boys.
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MlRRnn

"a nursnay last. BY the Rev. Mr.. sf.S,.,,
Ns AhCHiBALD FAIDLEY. Printer - M;s,
kesANNA YOUNG, daughter Of Nis. A.
Young. all o fthis place. 1A
On the ssne day, in Hsgcrstows. Md. ~ N.
nev. Mr. kurtx, Mr.. JACOB sHRiR. 10 ~.
wAHf n HoTT. both ofRrederick souoty.
on sunday last 10 Hsgertosn By III. Rev
~. MI: MARTIN YONTz. 10 Mi.s
q DEHL, both Of this place.
ur ~ ,uesosy last, BY tho Rev. - Mr..
Mrs MARGARET ROBERTS Of lbs .o''y'
ty. SUM-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-20

BIBLE SOCtETY-rhe following named
persons, TO wit: John Strother, Philip G. Pen.
dlcton. Alex. Cooper, Rev. Jacob Medtart,
Hezek'sh Hedges, hev. James NJ. Brown, Ber-
nard G. Wolf, Vim. Wilson, William Pendle
tor, Samuel Baker, Thomas M'intyre, John
Doll. Jscob Myers, Silas Harlan. John Tabb,
James Brown, Moses 7 Hunter. Vim 6. Burns.
George Shsfer, Washington Evans, John Park
lr. and John w Stewart, being the board OF
tend at The Presbyterian Church on Saturday
the 2oth instant, at q O'Clock, p. NJ.
JOHN BOYER, SEC.
August 20.
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HIRcLN7i-ssrtdey es..fy sss,f, 10 VII.
JOAN s. e.uo and MARY bis wif.l
aus Mary Herrog PFfF.
Elxaeeth Hertzog, widow of
William Hertrog dec'd.EHish
Hertxog. Thomas Middleton
Z Sarah his wife. late Sarah ) In Csaro<--
Hertzog, Enoch HerEog,
'onn Hertzog, william Hert.
cog, Elizabeth Her,xog. Anne
Hertzog, snd Joseph Hert
reg heirs Of William Hertsog
decd, no..
ne defendants, Thomas Middleton q Sarah
ms VIE and William Hersxog, not having en-
terea tneir appearance, and given security &C.
eoro'ng to the act Of assembly and the rules cf
tbs court. and it appearing to the ss,isfsctioa
OF the csurt thai the defendants Thomas
Middleton < Sarah bis wife and william Hert.
cog, are not inhabitants of this commonwealth
ia srderei. that they do appear here on The
"a Mooday in October next, s. answer the BIN
ofths complainant. and that q copy Of this order
be published 10 the Martinsburg Gazette for
two months successfully. and posted a. the doc,
OF the Court House Of this county.
A copy-Teste.
JOHN STRorHER, C. q. c.
August 20.-2m
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To Printers and Pu5li,hcrsI

tN6 -
VIE subscriber having added the nsnufac.
ture OF movable type to his Stereotype
establishment, respectfully ~solieits a share of
the patronage u the Printers of Pennsylvanis
AMI tue adjacent States.
Having 9 practical knowledge of printing. and
also having been longer practically engaged in
the business OF stereo,yping than any other per.
son IN the United States, be hopes TO be able,
rom such experience, 90 give satisfsction to
those who may favor him with their ORDER.
From an intimate acquaintance for Q number of
years, (nearly eight with the business of type
founding, he hopes 10 be able to produce type
equal TO any offered to the Printers OF the
Unted States.
His prices, though lov, will of course bs the
same a. pthers in the same business. Nor will
be atternptt to violate truth, or insult common
sense, by p retending TO any Increased facilities
N the manufacture" for their are no other TIA
c~ilities' AT present in this city, than there were
~ years ago, when type were from 40 to so
per cent. higher than at present. nor have the
''msterlals used in making printing types been
SO greatly reduced" 80 to bear any PROPORTION
to the reduction in the prices of type. Hut &c.
duction has been sinduced" by competition, and
an oveibearing disposition IN SOM Of those
founders who have grswn rich on the heretsfore
enormous profits on type.
All sizes oftype, plain and ornamental. for
book and job printing, from - lines Pica 10
Nonpareil; Constantly on hand 10 such quaint
ty Is TO supply any order at short notice. In
the choice OF Book letter. paips have been Ia
ken 10 select such faces IS are generally appro
we'd for symmetry, nestness and durability.
Tie also keeps a complete Printers Ware.
house, (,be only one in this city,) and can fur
niss . complete Printing Office at very shor. no.
tice.
The following are his PRICES at q credit Of
six months, for approved notes or sccspiancss
or a discount OF Eve per cent viii be made for
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REMOVAL.

a HUNTER respectfully announ.
~ ces his removal to Charlestown. in Jeicr
sen county, where he will hercafter devote
has undivided attention to the practice Of his
profession asan Attorney al Las tie will ~.
tend the several courts OF jefferson and Berkeley
and the Winchester Chsncery court.
His Office is opposite Nj. Fuiicn's hotel.
Charleston n. August IS. 1890
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ACADEMY.

TINE Trustees OF this institution. have enga
ged the services OF Mr.. Samuel Nj Whann,
of the District of Columbia. a gentleman, they
have every reason TO believe, in oil respects
we'll qualified TO conduct il.
The next session will on the FIRST
Monday in September,
August Goth, 1929.
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IA STRAY HORSE--On Sunday the 9Th
- June. . small BAY HORSE got loose
IN Cnarlcstown. and ran in the direction OF
Mart'nsburg. II ID supposed he was traced to
Smithicld, thence TO WaIpsrl's Tavern, and
probably took the read TO Msrtinsburg, or pos.
sibIy 20 Shepherdstown. He is q short, thick
set poney, believed to have . small star in his
forshead, bushy tail and pscss well when noun
ted. He is the property off. N. Carter, Of
Harpers Ferry. who lately purchased him frem
q Mr.. Showers. OF Pennsylvania. Any person
VINO may take up said estray and return BIN to
! N carter, Harpers Ferry, or give notice
where he may be sent for, shah receive a liber.
al reward tor so doing. August Is.
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FARMERS.

7 VIE undersigned Continues to purchase
Il WHEAT at the Mill near williamsport.
and will always pay the highen price; al ore.
sen, bis prices are red 81, white SIS csu,s per
bushel Of 90 lbs.
JOHN VAN LEAR, Jr.
Wihiamsport, Md. 18th Aug,
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VIRGLNLi:-In the Superior Court Of
Chancery holden in Winchester, Wednesday,
December 10. 1893.
Jacob clawsen, Plaintiff,
Jacob Hamme and Abraham d. Long, cx'rs
of Jacob Hamme, decd. Elizabeth FAMINE,
widow Of said deed Ja-ob Hamme, Albert Ste-
phen and Lydia his wife, Abraham ID. Long
and Elizabeth his wife, and William Towsou
and Louisa his wife, heirs and devisees of Jscob
Hamme, decd. defendants
/HVIE defendants, Jacob Hsmmc and Abra-
BAN d. Lsng. ex'rs of Jacob Hamme.
deed. Elisabeth Hsmme, widow Of said deed
Jacob Hsmme, Abraham ID Long and Elizabeth
his wife, having beea duly served with the sub
prna in this cause, and four months hsving clap
sed since The return thereof, and they not hav-
inc fled their answers and publication being
duiy made and proved as to the defendants
Albert Stephen and Lydia bis wife. and vii.
liam Towson aud Louisa his wife, anu they iai-
hing 70 appear and give security and hle their
ana wers. This cause came on to be heard upon
The bill and exhibits and order OF publisatisn
aforesaid whereupon the said Jacob Hamme,
enc of the said executors, hled his answer to
which the ~slaiatiff replied, and the plsintirs
bill Is taken fer confessed as to the other de
PENDANTS, and the said snswer showing no good
cause 10 the contrary, the court doth decree
and order that a commissioner 81 this court do
| examine, state and settle the admin. account ol
| the said Jacob Hamms. decd. with said ex'rs
and also the amount Of the Plsintiff's claim
stating all matters specially deemed pertinent
by himself or required by either Of the parties
| to be 90 stated, and make repsrt thereof to the
| court in order TO q final decree.
| A Cspy-Testes
| nAEsx IFr
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TO FAR MERs.

THE subscriber has in operation neal
Buckiestown, . new snbstsufial and yer,
easy running six horse ~THRESHlNG MA.
CHINE interior 10 none ia the valley, Which
will continue in operation as long az employ
meat can be found any where in Berkeley
County. Those wanting il can have IL at any
lime by applying Immediately. Two very 20
Der hands will go with it as feeders.
LEWIS ID. WYSoNG.
August 10.
Who has for sale or trade so young thrifty
sheep.