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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11
VIRGINIAI

menced the 10Th Of February, and viii end
the is, Of July. The price o the seasoa is s u,
and $50 10 insure a mare in foal. Excessive
and well enclosed pastures will be afforded era
It's to mares sent 10 the horse. Vi einian is a
beau ful sorrei. six wears old next spring, OF a.
good blood as any horse in Virginia lie ha,
given undoubtei proofs Of superior eed nd
bottom. j. vi GROW y.
Feb % wt'36
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

MRS. +. w. GALLAWAY
UDEGS leave TO inform her friends and the
q , pubic generally, thai she has just com
menced The Millinery Business IN all 81:
branches, few doors below the Post Office,
and nearly opposite Mr. Henry llson's Store.
She has on hand, and will constantly keep a
general supply of Bonnets and other articles IN
her line. aud will be regularly supplied With the
attest fashions from New York. AL orders
from the country shall be strictly and prompt
" attended 10.
Feb tsOl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11
DOCTOR J. M. JENNINGS

ESPECTFULLY offers his professional
M, services TO the citizens Of LynchhuTg
and of the adjacent country particularly, IN the
practice OF Medicine.
He entertains hope. that from his constan
assiduity. and promises of punctuaIily, to merit
a share 0}the patronage and confidence OF the
public.
H. NAV be found for the present at the resi-
dence Of John Victor, Esq.
Feb 81 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

Wo for the land thou iramplest o CT
Death dealing hrnd OF war
Thy battle hools are dyed ii gore,
Red havoc drives thy car;
Wo for th- daik and desoIaie,
Down crashed beneath thy tread
Thv frown bath been as whitening ia'e'
To the mourning bud the dead
Wo for the pleasant cottage home,
Tie love.ihrong at the door;
ya,nly they think his sIep viii Come
Their cherish shed comes no more:
Wo Tor the broken hearted
The lone-nne by the hearth;
Wo for the bliss departed -
Inc Plead gone from earth
Twas a dav OF changeful fate,
For the foe OF the hammered line
And the host that came nj morn III state,
We're broken fhrong ere the sun DECLINE
nd many warriors heart was cold
And many noble spirit crush'd-
Where the crims son tide of battle rolled,
And the avenging 'egions rushed
Wreaths for the living conqueror
And glory's need for the persisted
No trophied stone may their deeds restore
But the hero names are cherished;
WIN the summons dew for the patriot call,
| They gave no thought TO the CORY palb
! But pressed to the fight as festival.
| They barred them to the sabre stroke,
Nor aiaed an eye when the fury broke;
They fought like men who dared to die
| For freedom was their battle cry
And loud It fung through the conflict smoke
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TTFVITV z U
PEDIGREE.

Bolivaf's size was sr Hal, the best son Of the
imported horse Sir Harry, by sir Peter Ieazle'
HaPs dam by The imported horse Sal'nn,' y
Eclipse his gran am by the imported horse
Medley, by Jim Crack, his 2 grandam by jim
Crack. his Q. g. grandam b, Young Aristotle by
the imported horse Aristotle, Bolivar's dam by
old Diomed, his grandan Wild Ar E. gran
dam by Apollo, g. grandam by Partner, g.
g e. grandam by Fearna"ght, his e. g. g. 8.
rrandam an imported mare oftohn Bland
CUTLER " PENDLET0N.
March | III
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NOTICE.
Edrard ~. Greenray " Co.

~ ~ ks Oh ~ ssa1
Edward ~. Greenray n Co.
l43 Pearl Street, New York,
HONlINUE to purchase manufactured
Goods On commission, which ahords Ia
cineS TO dealers al a distance ia keeping he'r
espp'ies goods general, without beng
extensive.
Their long experience in executing orders for
every description OF Merchandise wanted in
Virginia, and the Southern 4 W stern States,
induces them 10 believe that they can gre
genera satisfaction 20 those who will favor
them with their business. 1 IS their intention
hereafter TO transaC
General Commission Business !;
And will attend particularly to the sale OF
Cotton, Flour. Tobacco, or any produce
consigned TO them
New York, . III Jan 1890.
REFERENCES.
Mr.. Charles VI. Michel. Richmond, IN.
Messrs Hancock Il Brown. Lyncbblug, Va
NJ B. They continue to fer variety of
Goods, by the piece or package, at small pro
fits for ash.
Jan %. 2m49
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SPUN Cotton, sc. &c.

RAh SOoAOh9 w. NOs
n HE Subscriber has Just received 1900 lbs
Il Spun Cotton, of the very best quaIlt, =
Also, few bales 3-4 and A Cotton Cloths
heavy aud very good, which he will sell very
cheap. for cash. And is in daily expecl al ton
oil an al 'Ilionai supply of Fancy Goods.
HENRY ALLISON.
March d. is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

known 10 be as SUR a 'oai setter as any horse
IN America He is IN nigh health and vigor,
and IN point of blood, tfior TO no horse in
America, and his form will show for itself
OLIVER W. MARTIN.
Ian u. ts1t
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Ih" Distinguished Race Horse,
Eseba1lV a IL,

HS ~ VA ~ "a W.
I'm ~ !: \; !: :: c.: !: :: :: 4:
reduced prcc of = IL he season, (Which may
b. discharged 10y he payment often, if paid by
the 18Th oi July aexD-p5 the slogle leap. TO
be paid when the SERVICE Is rendered, and $50
To insure = mare to he IN ioal, 10 be paid as
soou rs il is asCrTtaSned. or the mare traded oil
twenty FIVE cents IN each case 10 the groom
The season to commence on the 10th March,
and expire the 10Th dav OF July Mares fed 10
order at the neIghbo,hood price of grain.
BOLIVAR. a b"anilinl dark lay, 10
| 2 hands high; IN richness OF pedigree, Tor
muscle and bone, symmetry aud beauty, aud
performance on the turf, as far rs he Was tired,
ia surpassed by few, If any horse IN Virginia
The TALL he was three years Old, he won
sweep stake nj New Market. Five starting and
running four heats the FIRST was dead heat
seeo nd, third aud fourth heats were contested
by Shawnee, with whip and spur Bol.
war lost the second heat by the nat
en,ion of his ridar, and won the third aud
fourth The first heat was run IN l minute
81 spcnnds-the second aud third heats min
ute 80 srcnnds-and the fourth, ! minute, 81
seconds Ihp sane fall he won sweepsiake
at Drumm 81 nhurg, at three heats, beating with
ease. The Spring he was 4 years old, he Won
the Jocky Club purse at New Market Alter
that, he began 10 decline in health, and was
taken from the turf. He ha- since been used
as covering horse aud from the size, mnscn-
lar folm and beauty of his colts, ranks among
the FIRST foa gelters in the Slate lie Is offered
this season 10 the people of this and the adJoln-
ing counties, as first rate stock horse, WIN
the confident expectation, from his great siaml-
ma aud pertec, pedigree, he will not dssrpoln'
the hopes Of hose who may encourage him by
their patronage.
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TO SELECT APPLE GRAFlINGs.

~ oEbB'i Affbfs hhhr lNh5,
Apples containing large portion ID saecha-
rinr matter, III make cider thai will preserve
the longest. Th'a property can be easily dis.
,ngulshrd, by plnnging lpom IN a srons solu
ton oil sail aud wief the poorest spa viii
keep nearest To the surface In this msnne.
grating. can be- taken from The bes sorts.
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New Millinery store

March ]
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TIE WI 6,

FOR vuil course Of Instructions, as above
mentioned, 50, so, payable in advance or on
the receipt OF the Ii st three numGefS oil The pc
rtodicsI
All Pestsna.,ers are respectfully solicited 10
net ms agents in their respectisS hetRhbor''oods'
If Po.tmsster procure bat one subscriber, he
viii 90 entitled 20 gratuo Gus copy OF the pub
iished system--iifo uf subscrhe'st 10 tuiS course
of instracuoa, ~ 81 50 from the money coliec
led; and IN ike pror~rton for greater OF less
number of subscribers, that is 10 sly. com
mlss,sn os % per cent. for his services Those
who wish for more .uli plaHa'ion, or to see
a snecimeu OF the page, type, &c. to be used,
may no doubt be gratiiied ny calling on Post
masters ~he have been generally supplied w"h
an Ia reduction TO the system above referees 'oj
and Slsc vita great variety OF testtHoaa!s
from those who have learned the art.
The issuing Of Numbers will commence carry
in July, iroaa and after which, each new a?Pi''
cant Will be supplied. attae t'ane ct subscr'bngl
with perfect set from the beginning
afrTlhe publisher of any Newspaper or pub
lie Iouraal, who will give this Prospectus a
Conspicuous insertion, and forward a copy Of
the paper containing il, hall receive regular
series ofthe conte mplated lectures without ota'
er charges
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-08-19

We have been requested to insert IN our
paper the following Bye-law Of the trustee. OF
The town Of Martiusburg, prohibiting The ny
ing Of kites in the streets and alleys oil the
said town:
EpE it enacted and declared, by the Irus-
Ia tees of .he town Of MartInsburs, That
any person who shall fly kite in any of the
streets or alleys of the said town, shall be
subject to fine Of one dollar; which shall be
received with costs, on complaint made to
justice, of the said person. his or her parent,
guardian or master: and If such person be a
slave, be or she shall be Punished with stripes
not exceeding -, at the discretion Of such
Justice, unless the owner of such slave, or
some other person, shall pay the fine aforesaid
This act shall be in force from and alter
The 10th of this month.
Passed. .1ug,sst 7!h, 1880.
August IL, 1850.
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YOTICE.-Th subscriber hereby Inform
Z IN his customers and the public generally
that ne has his Carding Machines IN good Or
der for CARDiNG WOOL, at the usual
price Of ct cents per pouRd $3.50,
He has on hand SCOTCH and EENE-
TIAN CARPETINGS, and COUNTER
PANES: all of which he will sell low.
Fla would respectfully inform that portion
ofhis customers whose accounts, are still I'M
settled, that he is very mach in want OF mo
ney. and would lhauE them fer speedy set
tlement L. u NC-'itADA'
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By ,Ae Gotefhor q he Communicated u Y.'g'tsi
4 pNOCLANiAIION.

WHEREAS in pursuance OF IN sci OF the
w Gcrets Asst nbiy pissed he i3'a day
Of Fs b. uary 1850, entItstd. San Al 20 anea1
An act, en,itled at act 10 organize 3 E,mta
iiicn," corrected pUlis Of lie votes issa -
each county, town aud Borough, tntpled 70
send members to the General Ass nbIy. npoa
the question of The Ratification or itejrciond
the Amended Constitution of Virgins, haze
been transmitted 10 t,c Executive q angWa
and have beer by Them carefully exam'nedl 'gJ
whereas Upon such Examination. II atpeaE'
sat- sfsctUry to the Exeeu;ise thai m*iostf
of said Eotesis for ra'ii5 ing said ameeaedt@
stiIn;ioD Row, q eFeiare, |, joHS ficis
Governor oi the Common cath a. AFg ais' "
nd with The advice OF lie Congch Of s1se ~"
lie eby proclaim and make known 10 the pa
pie Of Viggi.ia, that majority OF ai'hr & -,
fed votes given, IS 10 iaycr OF The 'aii'' @io7
Of the Amsudsd Constitution; and ina 'A,'e
sppear,
i'arthe ratification thereof 26,055 vo's'.
for The re.j. 6 ION thereof, Is So v'i''
Given Under my hand IS Governor, "
der b. sesl Of n. ConparSS & y
LIS Isttimsnd. this i, day Of ]u y, ID
JOHN FLOYD.
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5000 Tickets,

9,0a0 Tickets, 2o.asO
MeDE Of DRAwrNG.--I Numbers WI.
be pu; mto cue wheel as usual: and in tie O
ihcr viii be put the prIzes alcre the dcnoni-
cation 0F fhroe Dollars; the drawing 10 pro
gress III tho usual manner The $500 prizes
ei tlrco dollars each. ~n he awarded 10 the
tickets having the terminating figure CORES
pondins with either OF the terminating iisxrcs
oi the i've first drawn nunlbcss Oh different
ermnations from ] to inclusive; end to the
tickets With terminating figure eorfyspohding
with either Of the Two iirst drawn CT ditsrrei /
examinations, fiona to 0 inclusive. BY this
mode OF drawing the hoi!.r OF Ave tickets eli
ding with the figures TO 5 inclusive, or from
to 0 inclusive, will be certain OF obtaining al
least Two Fsizas and uIay draw Se1en.
Whole Tickets S. co Quarters - cts
Halves so
+s'oRDERS either by mail post paid or
private conveyance, enclosing the Casa or
Prizes, will meet With the same prompt and
pQnctual attcnaon as i on personal 2pptca-
ton. Address
il COHEN, Jr & BROTHERS.
Raltimsrc, August ), 1850. Baltimore.
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EkUHLIC SALE-Wilb be sold, ~ public
81 AUCTION, * the late residence OF Alsxan
der Macon, dec d. at the mouth Of Opeqran
Creek. ~ Thursday, tas ga Of September
nert all Of tie personal property belonging
to said deceased, consisting of Horses. Cows,
Hogs aud sheep; Farming Utensils o. every
description Household aad Kitchen Fur
a:ture OF ali kinds. Nine months credit
viii be given thc purchaser, on all sums over
five dollars. upon giving boHd with APPROX
ed security.
On tie same day. viii be sjli for cash.
Wi.a2t ADD Rye by The bushel; one Negro
Mau, one Negro Woman and i've Children.
sale to begin early ia the day.
WILLIAM MASON, .1dssr.
August ID, 1880.
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rHE ATrEH191AM EEFL:LtEVax
N Arts. Sciences, aud Useful Literature

= --yhe OBJECT OK tins work will be 10 furnish, 70
numbers, to tie rising generation, ''"hi"'H!e
sE,,rpekobedia or Genera! Cabinet, emefacles u
{,s eou,se eenciss view or cbttoipe OF 'he i''oS'
Interesting topics Of tie age, with me oAcep,
lion OF religion aud politics. As ms',er VI
great convenience Ia the reader, espec'a'Y iot
future reference, the contents Ct eacn page !" "
he denoted by appropriate words IN the NisFs'"
--,o ~hich marginal wordg, "a general ihofR
vii be framed upon the principle oil ioSSes
Conmon place Book, thus furnishing 10 eaeh
reader an iufailbie key 10 the whole, OF any par
ssicuizr part which he may wiea to re EXAMINE
-, the same time suggesting to sae ssprah. amer
Il No xledye, a method, which, if pursued, can
net gai, 10 prodaceso him ineslculabe bene MS,
bv an ultimate saving of time and lseor:--t1r IT
is asserted, without the Tear o.: refnta'ioh, 'ra'
= Young nan. VINO will first acquire fae,'i'l
In Short hand Writing, and then proceed TO
swr,te osiiy in Common Plate Book upon the
principles here suggested, Will acquire more
useful knowledge in one year, than 1t aod'd
he noesiblc for him TO obtain in three year. b,
any other plan that has ever been devised.
In esrryiag out ths design, three important
nfincipes will be constantly IN view.
Eps.--l'o select from the grest mass OF na
man knowledge Ihat eny zoh{ch IS nSsfAI
Sscond---To coa0eusG is as far as ils praeilcai
viii aan.tS.
Third.-To 60 stcmatize and arrange The whole
In such manner, that each and every poruoh snai'
be at immediate command.
The scanty limits oil prospectus foro'os me
addition Of other Considerations IN tins place
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$50 =, w A. I'D.

nanaway from the subscriber, living near
Mzrtiusburg, Berkeley county, Virginia. or
Tie oath last. a Negro man named EAlANU-
FL, or Man, about 90 Or 2 years of age, a
bout 8 feet5 or 4 inches iigh, dark cOlouicd,
though not as black as some negroes arc;
when spoken to appears to smile a little, and
shows lis teeth which are very white; he is
an active fellow, and supposed to weigh hom
$50 TO ll0, had on when lie ran away, fur
hat, blue coat, with black velvet collar,
white pantloons, and waistcoat which oil
ginally was striped, but by washing haG be-
come nearly white, good shoes, bat he viii
probably change his clothing. | will give the
above reward Tor said slave, if taken out OF
the Commonwealth of Virgnla, aud deliver
ed TO me at my residence, or SOS il taken il,
the Commonwealth OF Virginia and delivered
as AFORESAID, and pay all reasonable char
yes for bringing him lros the place taken 10
me, or to the jail OF Berkeley county.
ELISHA BOYD.
July 80, 1880.
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L.NCHlNCERY.


SCHOOL COA.MiS54 o.NAR y
FESHE School Commissioner lor IL oouh.
81 ty Of Berkeley, are FeqosS'eu ~ .'S " a.
he Court House ia MartHasburg, OLA Weu-
s.s asxt. at three o'clock 7 NJ.
BY osaer OF the Prss'dsss
August :.
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COLLIN 3 & Co.'S


FILBL!C SAIE.-Wiii hc sold al pubic
Il auction, on Thursday the eGth August
inst on the farm Of Jonathan Thatcher, on
the head OF Dry Run, the FLOWING property,
viz Y aluabie Brood Nares and Colts, Milca
Cows aud young Cattle, Sheep and Hogs,
Farming Utensils of every description, Hay
by the Ton, Household and Kitchen furni-
,ure of all kinds. such as Bureaus, Corner
Cupboard, Tables and Chairs. Beds and
BcdStcads. Pots, Kettles, Ovens, SC. ten
plate Stove and pipe, quantity of Vinegar
and Barrels, and many other articles, not ne
eessary TO mention. A credit Of nine months
will be given on all sums Of three dollars a0d
upwards, by giving note with approved sccu-
rity. Sale 10 commence early in the day, and
due attendance given by
Abs ALOM THATCHER.
Aug s, 1880.
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To tie friends Of The Colonization Society
ri FEOMAS c. LANE < Co. have reeeiy-
Il. ed a. handsome assortment Of Fancy r.
tietes, manufactured by Ladies Of Jefferson
county, for sale, for the benefit of the Coils
nization Society, consisting, in part, OF the
following:
s Dresses fas Infants,
! Fashionable Black six Cape.
do Swiss Muslin do.
Six Braid Watch Guards.
Persons wishing aay of the above articles.
will do well to call and examine them. as
they are made in the most fashionable and
durable manner, and viii be sold on IT asona-
bic terms.
Shepher1siown, July 81, 1880.
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AMERICAN
STENOGRAPHlC ACADEMY,
by NJ. &c. GOULD.
No. 6, North Eight Street,
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA.
~bAypyonr,etor of this establishment has Wis.
..a The principle cities, towns, and colleges in
- fJaited States ,as a Reporter, and asa ca, h.
ar of sTESO6HAPnY, and is nov induced,
.hv he solci,at,cn OF numerous respectable ~
.dyv;duaIs. in various parts OF the country, to
prnnose a plan for communicating knowledge
ssb,s ar, 10 all ,hsse who may consider It worth
-.he;r All cu,iou, but who, from thers remote st
.na,ioo. cannot enjoy the bench. OF his Personal
instruction.
.@1rbc sys,vuo, knowledge Of Which it IS pro-
~,os.d 70 communicate, may be considered the
se,ead.,i az AuEHicAx STESosGAPuY, II Is almost
hooly rian used in The United states, aud 10
-xoid nv most Of the Booksellers, TO the cxelu
s;oo Of an other systems. It has passed through
sc,,eu forge ed.i9as, aud has been recen " much
sjmproye3,. otereotyped, and cmoc'iishcd wan
seventeen new cspperF-te e9sFaN"'GS' mus
trptive OF the lheOfy', .,,...,te
a copy OF this work VIII cohs'ause 'he "t'
,hree nunbsrs of . con cmpia'ed stties oi pm
red lectures or psrioshtaI -aa"'s'9, - DC pup
i,shed weekly asd sent, titfSnsh tue medium
- 49,. ,.a5t ~ otherwise, To earb suoscri'cr,
Gil thorough know coz u ~ - ''"'' 49,
been communicated
II will be tie OBJECT e -. So I"9'uFes, 10
.nt, "a convey 10 caei' sAd. eldud = f"G'p'et'
-s-,.,;cJ knov,lcdFe o. S,,aI had WiRhS,S"
10 min, out the most eligible way 20 e'"P'"y u
30 ! Iaior and time sagins methvd, ior aeqhf-
: ms ot,er useful kuosiedge, by Ps''"f'""S ~
,n,u,,tes and hours, tl4at when lDnsN SN"~'"'Se
reanse days aud 1secE3.
Sho,tld the above lsn sncceed' az 'aefe g
x.asnn 10 believe il may, these peitoetcs' NUN
hrrs win be continued mon'hly, at one aol.ar
ner annum. under the following ute, 70 WI:
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SHE
.FEyFIE undersigned viii sell his property in
FL the town Of MartiHsburg, situate on King
street and the Public Square, consisting OF
s..,,s the Brick and Stone Dwelling House
fs.ssfS5 he occupies; the commodious Store
...::sxxsa House in which he conducts the
.--J.-sz5 Mercantile business, and the House
occupied by Mr. Charles ID. Stewart and DR..
Thomas Davis. No property in the place
combines in greater degree the necessary
arrangement for the comfortable and agreed
bic accommodation of family, and the adj
-aniages Of stgatioz. FOR prosecuting the rncr-
camille business. The Dwelling House and
Store House viii be sold together or sepcrate-
ly-Thc House occupied by Messrs. Stewart
y Eavis wouni make a comfortable Dwelling
House, having four rooms, and The best Stone
Stable in the place; it wii be sold separately
or with tia other property as may be desired
Germs " III be made accommodating.
THOMAS G. SAITH.
july /, 1856.
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On Elday, as aOiA # August, 1850, ei'
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
No. 10, FOB 1880. viii be drawn
90 Number LottsrJ-s Drawn Ballots.
CAPITAL PRIZES:
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-B1asiey county, TO tsti:
JUNE TLKM, $50.
James Thomson, ~ u
AGAISST
Henry Wsshabaugh and William kToe-
sen, - Dy 80
IN CH.lNCERK
The defendant, Henry Washabaugh, not
having entered his appearance, and given
security according to the act of assembly and
the rules OF Ills court, and 1t appearing 10 the
Satisfaction OF the court that the defendant,
henry " &snabaugh is not an inha6iIant OF
this commonwealth III is Ordered, that he 90
appear on me 2nd Monday IL seli. hGAt'
a. answer the bill OF the complainanh ana tfa'
copy Of ihi' order NC poril,isu ~ .H s.yeIy
aad nosiea al The door q ,he Court llouse OF
a.. d.. rounty. 4 copy-Ieste,
JOHNS TROlIiER. {. L. q.
Juae "a, lS30-1iA'
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July -, 1880.

NOIICE-Ihe subscriber hayius suiicr.
~ ail considerable inconvenience and dam
age from boss going into his dam Swinisins
aud Fishing, has determined to prose- ute ahy
and every person offending IN that way. Ia.
rents arc requested 10 keep tlleir clildien ana
G. q. CONRADTs
july 90 1880.
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SLFfNMT, No s.
NFARYLAND STATE LOTTERY. TO
AVS be drawn in Baltimore, under tho SUI
peantendcnce Of lie Commissioners appoia-
ted by the Governor and Council,
ON TUESDAY, 3fgt % AUGUST.
Highest Prize
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-08-19
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a TTEND TO T!iiS,-The subscriber
IA would respectfully inform the Fame,
Of Berkeley and Jefferson countless that ihrE
MILL, on Opeeuan creek, is in iirst rate q.
der for the reception Of all kinds OF eram
That they viii give barrel OF SupesLns
-four for every 30Olhs. Of Wheat. and stand
inspection in any oil the markets OF Baltimore.
Georgetown, Alexandria. Philadelphia, OF
New York.
g5-As usual, the highest price paid IN Casa.
for ali Ii heat oifered for sale
HENRY WELSHiIaNS.
JESSE WRIGHT.