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niei. This mile, he estimates, viii cost the
Canal Company more, If we recollect Alright,
than double the sum, for which the Rail
Road can be there constructed. But we are
not told, why this should be. When the
statement is examined by those acquainted
with the subject, it turns out, that he assutses,
that an passing that point the Canal will be
taken along the outer line, that is next the
River. and the Rail Road along The level
next the base of the mountain. In this state
Of things, the Canal Company would be
thrown into tie Rirsr and tcouid DO compelled
10 make tcaa and entbankmeyt in the bed Of
the siream for an entire mile, thus quadrup
ling tie ordinary cost; while the Road would
run along a lerei. and tcould be constructed as
eltcapiv as any mile o., he utolc route
When The cost Of the Canal and Rail Road,
so far as they are 6nished Is stated, it is al
ways proper, to remark, th It each work has
encountered the greatest difficulties that will
again obstruct their progress.
Before we conclude this number, we will
notice the misstatement, which we have al
lnded TO. "that the Canal Company has ex
pended nearly all their funds upon the part of
the work now finished, small as it is7 No
thing can he more untrue. Not one fourth
Of the money already subscribed has been call
ed in. This Is fact easily and completely
aseertained by any one, who has doubt on
the subject. II is often asked, Mr.. Editor,
'why has not the Canal been finished at least
as far as the Point Of Rocks2' The reply
which belongs to the question, is altogether
satisfactory. In consequence Of the average
fall in the course Of the River from point
above the Point Of Rocks to the Mouth of
the Seneca Run to which place the Canal is
now finished and 10 use. the Canal could not
be sufficiently fed, or in other words, be
supplied with water. Above the Point of
Rocks, is the place where the main feeders
from the River, must he taken from tho Ri
yer into The line Of the Canal. Every one
knows, that the Canal Company is still pre-
vented from passing the Point Of Rocks by
the In junction obtained by the Rail Road
Company. To finish the Canal to that Point.
would be worse than useless. for the work
would be left exposed toinjury from the wea-
Their ard other accidents The Contracts had
hcen given out TO that place two years ago,
IN hopes Of decision of tho Injunction; the
section opposite to Noland. Ferry has been
done is months ago. In consequence of the
injury il was sustaining. the work on the O.
Their sections were purposely stopped
"A Citizen Of the Valley.
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And many OF $50, 100, 50, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets 20 | Quarters 3
Halves 10 Eighths 50
Packages Of IL tickets in this lottery,
coBtain all the numbers, from I to SO inclu
sive,) and must of necessity draw at least SS5
nett, with so many chances for the capital
prizes. Those who prefer adyenturing in
this way can receive Managers certificates OF
packages emitting the holders to all they may
draw over sS5, the amount Of the small pri,<
yes: thus,
A certificate for package Of IL whole
tickets may he had for l55 90
A certificate Of IL half tickets for " SO
do u quarters do 80 rs
do II eighths do 10 81
Tickets and shares and packages, may be
had in the greatest variety Of numbers at the
office of The Managers, Pennsylvania Avenue,
next door to Gadsby's Hotel, Warrington
City.
Orders from the country by mail, post paid
or by private hand, will receive the most
prompt attentioa. and the Register" con
tanning an official account of the drawing for.
warded Immediately Oh its event
S7Address lpost paid)
YATES & M1NTYRE. Managers,
THashiagton City
Nav 10, 1881.
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DIED

On Thursday evening last, at his residence
ia Baltimore, after short but severe illness
Mr. JOHN TURNER Evans, formerly of this
place, aged about DC years The deceased
was a gentleman of an amiable character.
On Friday last, Mr. Thomas TABp, of this
county, leaving wife and large family OF
children to lament his death
Death Of Col. Rochester The Rochester
papers of the 18th announce the death, early
on the morning previo'is, of the venerable
Col Nathaniel Rochester, a patriarch from
whom that flouIishing town derives its name.
He was in the Soth year of his age He had
labored for some time under chronic dis
ease, the severe attacks Of which had latterly
been suspended by a painful cutaneous al
lection
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-09
May 10, 1881.

EpY virtue Of deed Of trust executed "a
ED the undersigned on the 10th June, 1910,
by ichael y 'Kewan, for the benefit of Jo-
sAph inshini, will offer for sale, in front
Of the courthouse in artinsburg. on Mon
day. the 18th day Of june neal, (heing the lst
day Of June court,) for cash, the following
tracts or parcels OF land, viz: One tract on
Sleepy Creek, containing about 245 acres,
near Hixon Mills. and adjoining lands Of
said Hixon, atihias Swain, and others -
Also, three undivided fourth parts Of about
400 acres Of LAND. being two surveys ~
ing and being in berkeley and Hampshire
counties, on both sides Of the Warm Spring
run, on the Potomac river
Also. ons undivided rnoiety Of $40 acres
Of LAND, lying and being on Sleepy Creek,
on the North side Of Little Timber Ridge,
adjoining the lands Of Lcwis Wolff, Richard
Riggs, John Bailey, and others
Also, ono undi,id moiety Of SIC aclss.
lying and being in the county Of Morgan, on
the North side Of the Yellow Spring run, ad.
joining the lands Of Joseph Duckwalt, Geo.
Wiscnburg. Michael NJ kewan's hs. s. others.
PHILIP NADENBOUSCH, TSustss.
April 81, 1881.
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Great Faihus The fSIIowtsg pishy para,
graph was the first snnnnc;aiion Of the re-
cent ol9w-uP at Washington. which appear
% The house Of A; Jackson l. Gu al
"ashingfos city, have failed for a largo a.
mount four Of the partners have fed in dis.
may. The long account with the people is
ieIt with the said A. Jackson 10 settiel" The
aua'rs OF The concern viii be closed by Amos
The Directors of the Boston Athenaum
nave purchased from the famil- Of the late
mr. stuart, the unrivalled portrait painter,
ne original head, of Washington and Mrs.
Washington for $500.
Sudden death. MIR. Thomas w. Wood
ward, naillwright BY trade, was found dead
on FRIDAY last at Carriers paper mill on the
opequon. The deceased had taken his
breakfast as usual on Friday morning, and
had been engaged during the day in repairing
the machinery OF the mill He was seen by
some OF the workmen few minutes before
his death--whtch we understand is attributed
to an inflasallon Of tie lr,in-w WHEN he
only complained of slight head ache, Tho
deceased vas about 40 years Of age, and had
family living near Mil creek. When
about eighteen or nineteen years of age, he
was severely injured by stroke of tighten.
ing since which his mind 10 said to have
been occasionally disordered. -Jgin. Tirg.
Regular kotc.---Some two or three hun
dred Of the operatives at Lowell, Mass got
up battle royal the other day; on one side
the Yankees; on the other, Irish, Scoch and
English M very serious injury to the com
batauts easued; but an unlucky missile was
thrown into house amidst the disturbance.
struck a child, and caused its death. Three
Of the rinsleaders have been arrested
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rae ASONIC.-Th anniversary Of Saint
WE John the Baptist. will be celebrated
with appropriate ceremonies on Friday tho
oath inst at Winchester, by the members of
Hiram Lodge, No 81, s. Triluminsr Lodge,
No III The brethren of the neighbourir <
Lodges and all brethren in regular standing,
are respectfully requested TO attend.
Lemuel Bent, John X. Cooke,
Rich'd W. Barton, Charles H. Clarke,
Solomon Hester, Benz Bushnell,
HIM l. Clarke, Nat Seepsrs,
Gould johnson, Nm p. Shepherd
Winchester. June 9, 1881.
TEERRING AND MACKAREL NO.
Ct Z Susquebanna Herring and Boston Ba y
Mackarel for sale by
HOGMIRE g. BOYD.
June 9. 1891.
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THRUST SALE.-By virtue Of deed d
trust. executed by Mary Shields. to g.

UNkUol SALF.-by virtue OF iced o.
D trsst, executed by Mary Shields, to %.
cure sum Of money due to John Shields. Is
authorisjng Israel Robinson and the subscri.
ber, or either Of them, upon the conditions
there set forth, to make sale Of the land can
veycd, which deed has been duly recorded in
the Clerks Office Of the csunty court Of Bsr-
kelley, Book %, p. 2e5.l win, On .Momddys
the lsM day Of June neal, Ut being the first
day Of the Juno term Of the court for this
sounty.) offer at public sale, before the court-
house door, two tracts or parcels Of LAND,
lying in the county Of Berkeley, west Of tbs
North Mountain--the first containing 20 a.
cres-the second containing l95 acres; it be-
ing the same land which was conveyed to
Mary Shields by Samuel Hedges the Sd, Of
deed Of bargain and sale, also recorded in the
Clerks Office, Book 81. p. 207.l
Persons wishing to have more accurate
idea Of the location of the land, can examine
the deed above referred to, where their metes
and bounds are specifically set forth.
The subscriber will convey, with special
warrant only.
SAMUEL HEDGES, the 9Th.
May ~, 1881. Is,
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tEVAKE NOTICE. All those who became
a purchasers at the sale Of the personal
property Of Capt. Robert Paul, are Notified
that their notes and obligations have been
lodged in my hands for collection; they viii
please take notice that the same win fall due
on the 10th inst. and that payment will be
expected on all Of them Immediately. II is
particularly requested that attention be paid
to this notice.
HEZEKIAH HEDGES.
lime 1a91
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NSTRAr Cow.--os Msaa.y hss, sss
H COW went to the woods win several
Of the town Cows, and she has not since
returned not can find her. wal be thank
ful to any person, beside fewardiag them for
their troable, who win let ma knaw where |
may get her. She is tdleraby slim RED
COW, with white face and the tip Of each
horn sawed Oft Il Is supposed she 10 in the
aeish6orhoed Of Mr.. Jsces Schappert or
Mrs. Kepharts,
T. s STEVENS.
.Marfipsb,u-r I.rs y, I2Si
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SCHOOL BOOKS

SCHOOL BOOKS
Just received and for sale at
RIDDLES.
Adams Geography and Atlas.
Morse's do do
Cummings do do
Murray's Grammar.
Comley's do
Pixies, Jess's and Parke's Arithmetic,
Webs,er's and Walkers Dictionary,
Websters Elementary American Spell
ing Book,
Murray's Introduction, Reader & Sequel,
Primers Fable Books, SC.
Pocket Bibles and Family do
Pocket TestameRts and Hymn Books,
extra bintng)
.nartinsburg, j 3, 1891.
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sNM T. COMPTON ha. on hand Eng

EEtM Il. COMPTON has on hand Eng
w lish Grass and Grain Scythes, Dutclf
CLASS Scythes. Gihipgham's g. Cams Draw
ing-knives dillingham;. Coopers Adxes, Axes
and Rounding knives, Chislcs from TO
inches. Augers (, on, 10 inches, Handsawss
double truck SeHafes, Hiyiders, Shoesnskers
Hammers. Pnsers. Nipners. &c Table and
Pocket Kpivcs. Halter < Trace c leins. Sho-
v,s with aud withsat handles, Hoes, Supe-
rior York Coilsc Nliis, Blister Steel, Sc.
May 10. 1881.
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NEW GOODS.

III s. b. W. JEFFERSON
HEAVE received, and ere receiving at thei
HE store al Bnpkcr's MAl, = large and g
neral assortment Of
NEW SPRING GOOnAsx~
Their sock is larger this spring. and usoYe
general than they have ever hef<>bforc kept,
or had the pleasure Of exhihifiHg to the pub
lie. ftis comprised Of goods Of every de-
scrption--F Fancy, Fashionable and Eubstsn.
tial-of English, French. India. German &
American and will be offered and sold asy
low, or as cheap, as can be sold b. airy e.
Enlistment in the Valley They invite .
call from all pcrsons-- believing thatallwih be
pleased with the goods, and with their prices-
May 10, 1881.
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NJ. THOMAS HENDERSON,.

IHr. TTU.H.fS .7JVUERSU.N,
EsAKE NOTICE. that on the Cd day Of
a July, 1891, at the Clerks Office, in the
town Of Martinsburg, county Of berkeley,
and Commonwealth Of Virginia, | intend
taking the deposition of John Lemon, which
intond to offer in evidence on the trial Of q
suit now depending in Berkeley county court,
in Chancery, in which suit am Complain
ant, and you, William Anderson. Executor
Of Colbert Anderson. decd. George konp,
Adnr. of Ann Anderson, decd. and Elisha
Boyd are Defendants
COLBERT ANDERSON.
Iura q l9lI-
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NE ARSHAI.'s SALE. Pursuant 10 de-
AVN cree Of the Superior Court Of Chan
Gerry holden at Winchester, rendered on tina
2ath November. 1880. in the case John o.,
Terrell. plaintiff, against the widow and heirs
Of (gnaqus o'Ferfell. deed. dsfsndants, I
shall expose for sale. At public auction, boz
fore the door Of the court house ia Martina.
burg, berkeley county. on TuesdQs Tie l4tk
day Of Jt7k nert. ii being court day. SUBJ
Ject to The dover Of the widow Of said Ig-
natlus O'Ferrell, decd. the following named
Lot and parts Of Lots and Lands, to wit:-y
One and three tenth acrsp Of LAND. near
Mart'nsburg, adjoining Gen 4. Boyd J 3.
Cooke. Esq and others, lying weat Of tha
new road leading Of Martinsbyrg to Win.
chester-Parts Of LOTS, Nos. IS. % and
IS in the tuwn Of Martinsburg. a. laid down
in the plat Of said town, the buildings ON
which, and the ground on which they stand,
VIII be excepted. they having been sold un-
der former decree Of said Chancery Court,
in the case Of the Mutual Assurance Society
against fire ON buildings in Virginia against
the heirs Of said lgnatius OFerrell, deed -
and about 600 acres OF LAND, lying on Sir
Johns Run, in Morgan county, adjoining
the lands Of John Sherrard, Barrett and o.
theirs. TERMS OF sALE---one third OF the
purchase money will be required in hand.
and the balance in two equal payments Of
six aud twelve months, with interest from
tho day Of sale until paid Ronds and GOOD
personal security will be- required Of the pur-
chaser 10 secure the credit payments. Sale
will commence about ~ O'Clock, a. m.
NATH'L SEWERS, DMw.c.n
May 10, 1881.
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MaRsriaf.S sAfr.

PURSUANT Ia a decree Of the Distrt.&
Court Of Chancery at Winchester, rem
6sred on the 27th day OF November, 1880
bethuel Middleton, TftiT, rs Joseph Hender-
son and David Henderson, defts; will be or
Tered for sale at public auction, before the
court house door IN Berkeley county ,oa Mon
ay, gee 18Th day Of Jsose nrrs, a tract OF
j. ID. containing about lisa acres. ait
uate on the west side Of Back Creek. in said
county, and the same which was conveyed
BY the plaintiff and wife TO Samuel Reed on
the 9th day of November, 1880, by deed which
is filed in the above named case in the chan.
Gerry court At Winchester Terms Of sale.
One third OF the purchase money viii be re.
CURED ia hand, aud the balance 10 two equal
instalmenu of 6 and ~ months, with interest
from the day Of sale; bonds and personal SCI
curly and trust dee,. on the and sold, will
be required Of the parchaser to secure the
deferred payments. Sale will commence q,
bout I | o'clock
NArH'L. SEWERS, D. NV CD.
May IL, 1881 Ia
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yEyOoL.- Wesassh to purchase wool of
Wv different qualities. for which we will
pay liberal price. HOGMlRE & BOYD.
June 8, 1881.
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FFRESPASSERS BEWARE,---Having
sustained much injury from persons I'M
lawfully trespassing upon the lands of the
subscriber on 0pequon creek, has determin
ee him 10 put stop to the same therefore
all persons in future, who may he found Ssh
Ing, towing. or otherwise trcspassing on tho
same, may. certainly, expect to have the law
put in full force aga inst them
June q, 1887. WIN GORRELL.
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EtOLI.INS 3 Cos. AXES. ~ further
u supply Of the above .dXES. just receiv-
ed and for sale by
HOGNfIRE s. BOYD.
.Ndrtissburr, June ], 1881
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Vows AND CALVES ron SALE
" The subscriber has several valuable
NIL Oh CORS Snd C.3Y,pES for sale,
which will be sold low Tor cash or on short
credit CHARLES oRRICK.
June ?, 1891.
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.gT-Price Of Flour in Baltimore, 81 IS
In Alsxandria, - 62a-In New York, IS 62
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NTEW SPRING GOODS The subscri
IL bers would inform their friends and Gus
toners that they have just returned from Bal
timore, and are now opening very splendid
and generalassortmente Of FASHIONABLE,
STAPLE end FANCY GOODS, al oil
which we are determined 20 sell al such pri
ces as cannot fad to please
WM LONG g. Co.
May 10, 1891.
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TNRESH SUSQUEHANNA HERRING
T. just received and for sale by
May 10, 1881. THOS &. SMITH.
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AXES !!

DIR. THOMAS o. EDW.lRDS
OFFERS his professional services TO the
w citizens OF Gerrardstown end its vieIn-
w. He will be found at MIR Zcbuion Bells
Tavern. May 18th, 1881.
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.Msrtirsbsrg, June 2, 1891.
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letter from the u States Consular Com
mercial Agent at Antigua. dated May TO
the Collector of the port Of New York. states
that there is a great scarcity OF provisions at
that and all the windward islands, there be
ing scarcely barrel of -four or beef for sale.
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Containing the following

10 No. permutation lottery drawn ballots
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-23

longer as he was obliged to be absent himself for some time, he should be very sorry, he added, not to meet him on his return. The young man at length con scnted to await his return, and Alvara- do sci out on his pretended journey. But instead of proceeding 10 the place he had mentioned, he remained concealed in the ncighborhood of bis own house, and when the hour arrived in which he supposed that all the inmates had retir- ed to rest, he gently stole to the door that opened into the garden, and which he w;ss surprised to find unlocked. Half an hour previous to this his wife had gone to the hut of one of the servants, a few yards distant, to administer assis- tance to female slave who was danger eusly i'll. She had not yet returned when her husband arrived. Iso his own bed chamber he cautiously proceeded, and finding his wife was absent, lis dark est suspicious were confirmed.
 Frantic withrage, he grasped his dirk, and rushing into the chamber of the ouii9 ahSef-iic" ,o ebC -uicic . was just light sufficient to discover that two persons were sleeping therein. He raised one hand, and with the other pull ing aside the clothing, plunged tii.e in- strument of death into the bosom of his own little son-who was fast asleep in the arms of the stranger. He was about to repeat the blow which also must have proved fatal to his unconscious guest, when he heard the voice of his wife, who bad just entered lower room calling for assistance, as the poor woman, she exclaimed, was expiring. The horrible truth now flashed across the mind of the wretehed Alyarado; he buried the fatal weapon in his own bosom, and fell dead upon the astonished stranger.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-23

OFFICE OF AMERICAN AND FoRrrnx tas
 FOR CLAIMS, 49 WALL-sT. NEu.yaaaer
 JAN. 1881. ORR. DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby o;v
 IA persons whom 1t may concern es 10 all Claims, Debts, Inheritances. &c naVing or recoverable abroad, that tl,is tha1aoie has established, under tie speciat s,,sy sehcy and patronage of distinguished ind;asp ds;asplces Tn this country, regular corresnaas ,aooais with eminent Bankers, &c in tho ,'re rsiuehee ports and capitals of Foreign ra.ncipat in commercial relations with tha hisHqehis, iq'i, States; through the mediation wheraernite onited valid claims as may be coniided thach ol such will be expedited for settls,ns,' ,.eteto, promptly and effectively recovered. "a and furnished by the claimants with tla "nen legal proofs and vouchers ,topotba. sal.a- the requisite Power of Attorney .a .1th taken and acknowledged before any Id of Court of Record, or other comna.l s,,uge Clyli Magistrate, Municipal Authority ~ Notary Pubhc; and the whole duly autlao ucated by the Governor of tie Stata .. Territory in which the same may ha na.s of tected and iegaiised by the appropriate Fo. reign Consul. o-
 Having also established a similar eorro. pondence throughout the United States .n,s British America, the like claims fer rs coyery Tn any part thereof respeetive,. will be received and efficiently attended v in behalf Of American as veil as a.s fara;'e U claimants. e-
 Orders for tie investment of funds on Mortgage of Freehold property, or in tbs purchase of Public Securities of the IIn;tad States, Canal Loans of the States of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio. SC. punetnall, and faithfully executed. s.'
 Applications addressed to this Agency i, cases requiring the investigation of claims search of record, or the intervention os legal proceedings, should be accompanied with an adequate remittance to defrav fba preliminary charges and disbursements at, tending the same, and all letters must he post paid.
 AARON II. PALMER Counsellor of he s. c. ofthe '. s. 4cfuaru I3w47
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-23
NOTICE.

A LL persons are hereby notified that Ia certain note executed by Nicholas pcay and Thomas ". Scott, for the sum of ofscyenty-five dollars, in favor of Abraham Secrest, dated on or near the 1st Of Noyem- Der, 1880, will not be aaid by said Peay & Scott, unless compelled hy law. This note IS the only one Secrest holds against the subscribers. itwas given for a horse which proved to be wholly yalueiess.
 NICHOLAS PEAY,
 THOMAS W. SCOTT. Little Rock, Fed. ?, Is3I. 45-T
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-23
LGGEsy KD0Rss
.Narch 9, 1881.

NNHE undersigned having discontinued s-@A business at Little Rock, request all those indebted to them, to make immediate payment, as no longer indulgence can be giyen-those who fail to comply with this notice, may expect to settle with an Of Geer.
 R. M. FRENCH, & co. Feb. 2. tf45