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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-30
TREAsUHY DspAngasgy,

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TREAsuay DspInrpe,rr
Fourth .4udiior's Office. 1ap,I IS. 1890
SUI: ENCLOSED you have copy of receipt for provision.
and 'oP received by the Of the .ae CONSTITUTION ia
1928 Doubts entertained whether the acting purser ho
signs the receipt actually received aud ought charged
With all those srlcle OF whether portion of
ceived by pursf Iimbehake previous his death Will YOU
be so good asto give detailed information wheter ibe.s
articles were U were not received by Mr. Tnberske and
;dss, g pS.s1 T%sssks '' OF s
paid by Mr. Tnberake day bu, by another person
after MIR r,mberlakes death VIII you have the aoodne to
receipt bears date and pot wben aud by whom was pad,
You VIII obligs me you will procure Mr. orlas Deposition
Very respectfully, your obedien, servant
O. Theodore LsdcO, ESQ., Am Consul, Port Mahon
United ssates Of aE1,iea. Mary Depot
Port MahOa 24Dt ydpyh 1879
declare TO have received by Theodore Ladico Esq Ame
can Consul from the OF the aforesaid DEPOT under his
charge, and for the Of the United States shin
commanded BY Daniel r. Patterson Esquire Captain o, com
Pnyser's Department
Floor, SIXTY six barrels
bead, nine hundred and eighty. four barrels
Beef two hundred and thirty eight barrels
Pork, two hundred and nine barrels
Beass seventy eight casks
Rice, Twelve barrel.
Butter, forty three casks.
Candies, eighteen boxes
whiskey, one hundred and eighty. seven casks
h1olasses, four casks
Vfnegar, twelve casks
Blue cloth jackets one hunded and fay
Blue cloth trowsers, four hundred and ffy
Pea jackets, eighty.
Flannel SHIRTS, Tour hundred and fifty.
Duck frocks one hundred and thirty.
Stockings, two hundred md eiehtytwo pairs
Shoes seven hundred and ninety nine pairs
Mattresses, ten
Black silk handkerchief, one hundred.
X %. RANDOLPH
Approved; Purser pro lem.
DANIEL r, PATrasox,
Captain
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-30
TaEAsusr Dyp.aruyrr

Fourth AuniitOrs Office. March 4th, 1880.
SIR In the investigation Of the accounts of John
d. Tmoerlake, late Purser Of the Frgnte Conseisu-
ton, IL becomes important to know what money wa
paid to you on his account during The mont hof Msreh
1873, when the ship was lying at Port Mshon. On
his officers receipt book you charged with tI78 T.
under date OF 2ist OF that month lf you have any
Pfv'te memorandum or any recollection Of the cir
cumstances, wish to be informed whether you attu.
ally yeceioed this money before that day. on that or
qfter that day. and from ,ohoss hands7
81 am, very respectfully, your obsdient servant,
AMOS KENDALL.
Ii. WV. +. SHIELDS,
u s. Navy, Athens, Ga.
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{ servant,
AMOS KENDALL.

Mr.. Tasewells compliments to Mr.. Kendall, an,
assures him, that. should any complaint be made I,
nun against Mr. kendalls OF, ial conduct which, in
tho opinion Of Mr.. Tasewen. requires either axpla
nation or notice from Dir. Kendall, he shall b.
promptly informed of il.
Washington, February aAth, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-09
From the Columbian Garttts, fig. 10.
WINE-FOX- GRAPE.

Mr.. Editor-As there is now growing over
Ste whole face of snr country, thousands Of
bushels of wild grapes, and as the Fox-grape
Is now nearly Of the size it will come 10 when
at maturity, have written the accompanying
receipt, which if you publish il your useful
paper, it may be Of some advaRtage TO the
public IN general.
J have, according to this receipt, made
wines Of various qualities, some Of which sc
companies this-lt was sometimes ri thrss or
s9lr years old equal to the best Madeira, az
c,F.iing 10 The opinions Of good iadges, and
none Of il So lad az the low priced rot gut
wines now imported, such as your Nalaaas,
Ciafets, &e and il IS as salsbrious as the
best of those imported. | have made wine
ri the Fox grape that was pronounced by
Dir Jefferson and others, eqasLt 10 The Ber
Stndy Of Chambertin, one Of the best wines
~ France, and it WAS at the time com
l3ral with Burgundy he bad on his t.bls.
imported by himself when he va. President
otttc United States. And lset Autumn
tts}o . fPe Of sine from the cou,ninn small
sf'P" 90 ing spontaneously Oh The fences,
store ae.ps and shrubs, by some sailed The
@actea, aud by others the Ciulyou grape;
. ., thef iiissylvestris or the blue bunch grape
ri 8'firaa. This wine was pronounced by
st'2ral ladies' and gentlemen recently from
I~ta9cc, equal 10, and Of he favour Of Bur
staly, thafeost in France five francs per DOT
1t, am, sir,
Very respectfully yours. Sc.
JDHN ADII N.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-09

( srase farfR, may be added to the must in the
| proportion OF SIX ogBees to ten gallons, or
one pound TO a barrel.
iii wished 10 have a very sweet as well
as brisk wine, the sugar may DO increased
five pounds to every ton gallons. And in
! this case If the frat is increased TO fifty lbs.
I instead Of forty, or ia that proportion, and
keen two wears IA the eask, it wiI assume a
! .Msdetya favour, and 81 ,efu be q ~pledsanier
| and better wine than naost .aadeIrG n0s0 iDlpoT-
| ted. If the wine is intended to be less sweet,
that is, five pouads less Of sugar TO the tea
gallons, il il IS not bottled ia March, it will,
after the nonth of August or September, be
a better vine than the French Madeira now
imported. But in all the above processes, if
il is bottled in March, II seven times out Of
ten sparkle Lk. Champaign. And AL spark
liag wines to drink them in perfection, ought
20 be drank 10 from twelve &c eighteen months
after il is made.
To ensure briskness without excessive
sweetness, the fruit niEt be increased to fifty
pounds, when the sugar is iTeE D to so lbs.
II, during the fermentation Of wine thus for
med, there should appear any danger Of the
sweetness vanishing altogether, it may be
racksd into a cask, fauigated with sulphur,
and the fermentation checked by filming. Thus
~ ~ w Specify Ut ~ 0Sf'
The best mode of firing wieos hat I am
acquainted with, isas lDlle2Ys-say lor acask
OF from thirty to thirty four gailaas:
Draw of a gallon or moro wine. then take
OH. quart Of milk immediately fosl tte COW
after milking, ard before any separation takes
place, 10 whicb add two table spoons flll Of
salt and one Of The sweet spirits ef ritre- mix
1t with The wine drawn, and pour 1t iHio your
casS and STIR it well, and leafe the bupg
loose ler about twelve days ii viii lie bealfti
fully fine and bright, and is ready TO bottle.
ifthe fermentation is complete. and all the
sweet principle turhcd &c alcohol, aniag 10 uh-
necessary, as the vine viii be perfectly fine
and bright-a aud it is only to be fined when
thsre IS small particles floating in it. or clou-
dy; and when all the sediment, mucilage and
other impurities are got clear of, either by
fermentation or iining, it win then keep for
an age or ages-no matter for it's strength,
without il should extract some ferrngntIng
principle cut of the cask.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-09
SALE OF LAND IN MORGAN.

Ely virtue of a decree Of the coanty Court
ED of Morgan, rendered at The July Term,
1880, in a cause therein depending. IN which
Jacob II. Towson is complainant, and George
frederick and others are defendants, | will,
on Monday the eth day of September next,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock in the morn
ing and in the evening. offer at public sale,
to the highest bidder. before the court house
door, ia the town Of Bath, two tracts or par
GELS of land, containing about 245 acres, be-
ing the same conveyed by William Hiyon &
Margaret his wife, 10 said JacobT Towson,
and sold by said I'o,vson TO George & Chris.
tophoF Tedc,ick The land is situated in the
county Of Morgan, on the public rosd from
Martinsburg TO Bath, near where the road
iGtersecfs Sleepy Creek. The terms Of the
sale Wil be the payment of one hale in cash,
and for the balance the cxecation of a note
with approved security.
CHAS. JAS FAULKNER.
CoHT C.. {. Morgan.
August 10. ISaG-4t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-09

5lUBLIC SALE-Wul be sold, by pubic
Il auction, at the late residence OF Alexan
der Mason, decd at the mouth of Opeauan
Creek, an 1htasday, the 9Th Of September
neat, all of the personal property belonging
to SAID deceased, consisting OF Horses. Cows,
Hogs and Sheep: Farming Utensils OF every
description Household and Kitchen Fuf
allure of all kinds. Nine montlis credit
viii be given the purchaser, on all sums over
five dollars, upon giving bond with approy-
ed security.
On the same day. viii be sold for cash.
Wheat and Rye hy Inc bushrl; one Negro
Man. one NegIo Woman and five Chillren.
Sale to begin early in the day.
WILLIAM MASON, .2dmr
August ~, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-09
AQMBlGR YARD

FH5lfE subscriber takes this occasion Of IN
d forming the puhliethat be has establish
cd 2 LUAiBER YARD, at his Landing on
the Potomac, where he purposes keeping all
kisds Of building timbers. He has at pres
cnt, $4,000 feet PINE PLANK, from bait
an inch up to two inches thick: Jsists, kaG
cr5, 81. auG 'nn furnish TO ordcr 10y being
presented WITH s. bill. Also, on hand, a guam
tty of STONE COAL, which viii be sold
'oN lor cash. or in exchange fer wheat at a
:tr market pIice.
ARCHIBALD SIiEERER.
Failing N4tc.s, Juuo a., I35C.-L
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-09

NTOTTor-ws take this method OF IN
IN forming those Indebted to Us, that we
shall be under the necessity of Transferring
their PAPER, and suit viii he brought on 1t
unless paid, or some paper givenrn It's place
before the g5th of October.
JAMES 2. ERSKINE, s Co.
August 10, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-09
LAND ron SALE.
August 1t.

IANU IUl SAFE.
az virtue Of a decree Of The county Court
Eb of Berkeley, rendered at the August
Term, 1880, in a cause therein depending, ia
which Zachariah Paul and others arc CON
piaiaants, aud Robert Paul and the heirs Of
Hugh Paul, deed, aTe defendants, / w;ilof
fer for public sale, on the premises, on Sat
urday. the 26th of September next, four tracts
or parcels of land lying and being in the coun-
~ of Berkeley, containing upwards Of eco a
cres; it being the same N on which Andrew
Paul, deed lived, and which was conveyed
by him TO Robert and Hugh PAIL
The terms of the sale viii be the payment
OF ono half the purchase money in cash, and
securing the payment of the balance in five
nnnai payments, by good personal security
or lien on the land.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-09
SEVENTY DOLLARS REWARD

ED ANYWAY from the subscriber, on Thur,
kG day evening last, a stout mulstto man
named GILBERT He shutters or STAN
mers very much; has a large scar on the stds
sfhis face; his jaw is soxlewhAt swelled: hs
has lost the fore finger on his left hand had
on when he a~bsconded, a blue coat, nearly
new, black hat aud brown pantaloons, olher
cIosthing in a bundle, VIZ white pantaloons
yellow striped roundabout, sc. lie has no
doubt made for Pennsylvania. | viii give
Fifty Dollars if he is a~pprehended in Virginia
and secured in any Jail, 50 that can geth,m
and Seventy Dollars, il taken mp in any otser
state, and all expenses paid for his delivery
to me or left in custody Of any Jailol ia Viz.
GINA or Maryland.
F. w. SPRINGER.
Harpersferry, Aug. 10, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-09
TWO NroRH GASES

VEt + have just received from the Auction
w Rooms, two antIre eases of LeghoIn
Flats, in addition to the two eases received a
short time since; to Sc just received are of "a
beautiful quality aud are going oil at 81 %.
l Is, . 90 and upwards, for super qsality
for we can therefore with confidence Of plea
sing invite all who may want the article, to
give US q call before they purchase.
Also, an additional supply of rich Ribbons,
Straw Bands, sc.
We would alsa invite the attention of the la
dies to on extensive and splendid assortment
OF Gauze Handkerchiels and Scaris, OF sYory
shade and color
THOMAS G.. LANE s. Co.
Chsapside. Sbepheidstown, Aug. 2G.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-09
IA FAYET'TE.

LEAiEN who are DESTROYS TO breed
~ irem this noble horse Ohe property Of
John Nj. Bolts, Esq ofRiehmond) arc infor.
med that he vii! stand a Esl season in Betkc-
Icy county. at the stable Of MIR. Griffin Tav-
Tor, lately William 3. Kings, one and a haif
miles lreal Martinsbnrs; and he let 10 mares
al ten dollars the single leap, or fifteen dol
iarsthe seaSeD, payable to lie subscriber at
TIE expiration thereof. The season has com
menc6d and will terminate on the frat day of
November next.
The pedigree Of La Fayette is eqNsl TO FIAT
of any horse IN the world, and his performer
iccs on the tarf entitla hi,s so rank in the first
order Of the race horses of Virginia. These
are too long for insertion in a ne vspaper, but
gentlemen = ho n,ay be curious to know them,
are referred to Sklnaer's Turf Register and
Sporting Magazine For the pedigree see
No. Z, pa6e 500, and fer his performances,
I"ltacing Memoranda, :" June and July Nos.
d. Ii. ALIEN.
August 10. 1880 ct.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-09

&0TfCE-Ali those who become pnr-
~ ehasers at The sale Of the personal pro.
perry Of George Tabb, decd. are notified that
thcir respective Obligations fell due on TIE
cath alt and that prompt paymant mpi %
made. BAILEY IABB, Ear.
Sept, ., 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-09
MARSIIALS SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY.

MARSIIALS SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY.
& PURSUANT 10 a decreetal order Of the Ss-
81 perior Court Of ChanccIy, hoiGen at
Winchester, rendered on The Sth day
of Nay, 1929 : John Mcpherson and o.
hers, Pitts, against Erasmus Can't, She
rnf Of Berkeley county, and as such, Admir-.
"ith the will annexed, Of Edward O WI
liams, dec. and heirs ofsaid dee. Defts---f
shall expose for sale, al public a%uctina. to the
highest bidder, on .Rosday. TIE III day Of
Ottobe, nett, before the Court house door in
N%iartinsburg, Berkeley county, about $50 a
cres Of valuable Limestone LAND. with i'm,
proyements thereon. late the propertY Of Ed
ward o Williams. do lying within the said
county oG Berkeley ,and adjoining the lands Of
Richard Clagctts heirs.
Terms OF Sale: Six h4ndred dollars will
he required in hand, and the balance in SIX.
twelre, ana ci shteei! months from the day Of
sale in equal inst4lmcnts. Bonds with good
personal sceuluy, and a trust decd On the
premises sold. will be required Of The purcha-
ser to secure the deferred payments sale TO
commence about the hour Of ii O'Clock, A ".
NArHI,. SEWERS, ID. III. w. G. d.
Aug. 10, 1880,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-09

WV &Sl w r&& - Sn~
Runaway from the subscriber, living near
M%artinsburg, Berkeley county, Virginia, on
the oath inst. d Negro man named EAfANU-
FL, or MAN, about Door 81 years Of age, a
bout 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, dark coloured,
though not as black as some negroes are;
when spoken TO appears TO smile a little, and
shows his teeth which are very white; he is
an active fellow, and supposed to weigh from
$50 TO 40; had on when he ran away, a fur
hat, blue coat, with a black velvet collar,
"lnls pantalooRs, and a waistcoat which orr
.ginally was striped. bus by washing had be-
come nearly white, good shoes. but he will
probably change his clothing. | viii give the
above reward Tor said slave, il taken out Of
Ne Commonwealth Of Virginia, and deliver
cd to me al myresideLce, OF Sa5 if taken in
the Commonwealth Of Virginia and delivered
as aforesaid, and pay all reasonable char
Ses for bringing him from the place taken to
me, or 10 the Jail Of Berkeley county.
ELISHA BOYD
July 90. 1850.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-09
PUBLISHED, wHxELY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,
TWO ECLLAa AS FER AMNUm'

lR TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY Cthi1
AtTEn TaF TEAs SSPIHEs.
OTNo psper discontinued until sl srfes'
es ate paid up, except at the d'scre''""
the Editor. Il
s'Adyertisemcn;s Inserted at The tSN
zoe dollar Per square for the three ms nv
'on-, and twcal,- i've cests per sqasfe 1Vfe''
stbs,Quebt bseIliOa.
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A ~Copy-Teste,
nANI EE C.u.

DAAF 1ILa, 2 Ia "
The parties interested in the above men,
toned SUIT, will please to take notice, that |
will attend at the Clerks office in Martins
burg on Thursday, the 9Th day Of Septem-
Der next, and if necessary, on Friday, the
Oh day oil the same month, for the purpose
OF Carving the above order into effect, where
thy will attend with all the proof papers and
vouchers required by said oder, to enabls
4Le 10 make up the report
SEMAS3 GERARD, Mas. Con-.
August 10, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-09
Willow Farm, Aug. 90.

TE0USE AND LOT FOR SALE The
EE subscriber viii sell his House and Lot Of
Ground, situate on Queen street, near the
Stone bridge, in MartiusLug%. The House
is convenient and ia good order, aud tto Lot
well situated. Il Is deemed unnecessary TO
give a more particular description, as those
wishing TO purchase, will doubtless first view
the same.-1he properly will be sold low ard
on good terms. ADAM STEWART.
Aug &c.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-09

GFASH. CASH!!-Tbe highest prices IT,
" C.4SH wall he given Tor a lew Iikeh
YOUNG NEGROES. Application 10 b,
made ct the Globe Tavern, MartInsbLrg.
July -, lo5O-3m.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-09

WYE again have the pleasure oil lnlorhl~'s
w our customers and the community IN
general. that we have received within a ie"
DAYS past, a handsome supply of unusually
cheap GOODS purchased by our T.. C.Lahsi
with the utmost care, at the AactioH ROOMS
and elsawhere, among which may be found
Extra black and blue Cloths
Medium do do.
Superfne bottle green do.
DO fancy olive do.
Do. steal nsixt or Parsons grey do.
CommoH Cloths ofvarsus shades and colozs
Supsrfine black and blue Cashmere
Do. steal mkt 10.
Do drab do. do.
Roam Cassimeres
Superine rich French Prints, do English do
DO. American do.
Oriental and Adrianoplc Asslins for ladies
drcssesJ
Cotapala and rich figured Palmarine
Pongees and Mandarin silks
RicA gloss black Italian Silks
Fancy Gro de>India silk
Rich figured Mandarin do.
sage aud other color Gro de Maps
4 , aud 81 rIeh stripes and PLAID Ginghams
New sttle painted atuslins
Z ala end inquired iackonett Muslins
blsl Llhlit 1iH4 LlfAH~. AtlLn NdAiblb
20. ~ tlaBdacrehiels
Rich figured Bo3hiactt, DO Lace
Thread Lace and h.dSinS
Scotch and Venetian CarpetjnS
Cotton do. "a new a~rticle)
Bad ticking and PLAID Cations, furniture do
Brown and bicached Muslins,
81 and A cotton Checks, A linen do
7-S, 9 8, 1914 liner table Diaper
spun Cotton and candle Wick
Doubled and twisted cotton Carpet Chains,
White andblack cotton Hosiery
a large supply of ladies' black Pruaello
Shoes
Ladies black and white silk Hose
Black and white silk Gloves
6entleIucn's white, brown and Rlixt cotton
half Hose, thread do.
Needle worked lorello Capes,
Figured bobh.nett Gaps aud Capes
4 and 6 1 plain white and black Bobbinet
French 3%lusiins, bright colors
Green, pink, yel.oy and black A Italian
Grapes, black do Tor hat
Gentlemen 's-black Italian silk hopdkerchiefs
Homemade lax and fax and tow Linens
Russia slectmgs
German Do~las and TickTingburg Linens
Marseitlcs silk, and Nalcaela feslin5
Very superior black BombaKinos
Shell aud mock shell tuck and side Combs
Neck and long DO
Frame, box and toilet Looking Glasses
Looking glass Plates extra, Sc. &c sc.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-09

EEYANTED-l viii at all times give ne
w highest price Tor FLAX SLbb
BEES H.3A and J.9LLOK
~. 7. COMPTON.
Sept. 2. ISs0-3t
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ITINFIe - " Nfts
In the Superior Court Of Chancery hol.
den at Winchester The 9th day OF April, 1880.
John OtFerrail, HtF
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Frances CFerralI, widow aud rel
lict Of lgnatios OFerrall, decd.
Samuel Graham and Cathaline lis
wife, Matthew J. Clarke and Fran
ces his wife. I~gnatius O'FerralI and SDecb.
Francis Kelly 0'Ferrall, heirs with
the plaintiff OF said lgnatias OIFcr-
rail, decd.
This cause came on to be heard This OH
day OF April, 1850. upon The Bill, answer,
aud exhibits and was argued by counsel. on
consideration whereof the Court doth adj.
judge, order and decree that a master com.
missioner Of this court do examine, state end
settle The estate account of lgnatius OFer.
rail, deed with the plaintiff John OFerraJL.
his administrator, and that the said comn;s.
sioner do ascertain and report the real estate
Of the said tgnatius 0Ferrall, decd and The
annual rents and profits thereof, stating al
such matters specially deemed pertinent by
himself, or which shah be required by eithe
Of the parties to be specially Stated and make
report thereof 10 the court in order to a final
decree.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-09
IogelNcF aelIN a hlsdso'Ae FlTf.V 9f
IA MILY MEDICINE rs,

A PRENTICE WANTED Wanted.
"a as ~ Apprentice, 20 !eacn the Wagon
making business, q boy from ii to 10 years
OF age He must be Of good charsctcr--one
from the country would be preferred.
CALENDER NIBLEY.
Martinshugg, Aug. %
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NANCY PAUL.

Coaa'r Of Tie C.. c. Berkeley.
August 10, 1930.-4t.
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GLA1l. to az:

Harpersferry, Aug. 10, 1880.
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Gsc REWARD.

August 10. 1880 ct