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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-06-23

At a Court Of Probate holden at Kent, within
and for the District Of Kent. on the 18Th day
Of June, 1891. Estate Of JOSEPH SKIFF,
late Of said Kent. deceased.
THE administrator represents the estate
IL insoivent. and prays the appointment Of
Commissioners thereon: WherrupoD, order
ed, that Commissioners TO receive, examine.
and adjust the claims Of the creditors Of said
estate, be appointed at the Probate Office 10
said Kent on the lst day of July, 1881, at 8
O'Clock in the forenoon: And that ali persons
interested ia said estate may be notified there
OF, the administrator will cause this order To
be published in a newspaper printed In Itch
field, and post copy thereof IN some public
place in said Kent.
A true copy Of record.
NATH'L p. PERRY. Judge.
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The Steam Boat General Jaekson.-~A New.Haven
paper speaking Of the late disaster board this boat
and Of the death Of Mr. Rathbone, A. young merchant
Of wealth Of New-York, says This is the tenth
death by that accident. Capt. Vanderbilt, who APP
pears to have been some roughly handled by pub
locations in the newspapers, has come out with a
statement, which shows that the unfortunate affair
@as purely accident, not occasioned by any care
lessness On his part that OF Wan Wau the engineer.
Capt. " was charged with having given orders not to
have the steam let Of. He says this is falsehood-
that the OK poson took place in or minutes after
the engine had stopped-he safety valve was at the
time open, and the steam blowing off and had been
no for some time before" That he Was busy AT the
time attending the landing and receiving Of passen
gers. He charged will, being indifferent 10 the
sufferers, abandoning the wreck immediately, and
hoas,ing wi,ou, feeling, of being lucky dog" He
declares he gave every attention procure accommo.
da.ioas Tor the dying and wounded and that 10 pro-
cec,ine 10 New-York himself on board another boat
in the evening" he was in pursuit Of the OF re-
moving the wounded to some place where they could
he better accomms dated; that he returned 20 the
,dace as soon as possible. That he owned half the
boat, aud could not be indifferent TO the fate OF that
which constituted bis whole property He was charg-
ed with having been the master Of the E;ns, at the
time Of the aeciden, board thai boat few years
since. This be declares falsehood he never had
nay coanexion with that boai. He says the General
Jackson had lately been put i the best Of repair
and was supposed by himself and every acquaint
ed with her 10 be one Of the safest boats. She wa.
always kept under low steams AID there was no neg
Ieet or inalienioa 70 which the accident can be at.r
bSted. Al AIheDy paper says thas prosecution ha.
been entered againss Capt. vaiderbiI and i. is ex
pecIed that full examhaAioh Of he case Min be had
aud verdict gisen by jury Ofthe cOpnlry."
IThe N. Y. SpscialOf, notwithstanding the abOvG
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Superfne Flour.
PORTER g. co.

HAVElnado srraSgsmenEs TO be constant.
IL " supplied with superine Wheat Flour
from w, n. Imlay's Mills. Hartford, which il
warranted Of superior quality for families
use: Also. Middlings. md. Rye Flour, for
sale at the IoMest market prices.
EitchfeId, Jsne D. Sc
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NO'TICE.

TINE Judge Of the Coart Of Probate far,
Il the district Of New M ilford has limited
and allowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of the estate OF
JOHN BENEDICT. - q,
late Of Kent, in said district, deceased. repre-
scented >insolyent, in which TO exhilit their
claims thereto and has appointed .Beljamia
B. Knapp and Leman St0De Coinmlfsioners
TO receive and examine said claims. The sub
scribsys give notice that they shall meet DC
the late dwelling house Of said deceased. Ia
said Kent. on the nth day Of October next.
Il 3 O'Clock in the forenoon. 10 attend 90 fhe
business Of their appointment.
'aH BEESAMIE B. KnAFP, Cemsis.
LEMAH SToNE. si0meFs.s (.
Kent, april 10, 1891 -
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III Office. The Temperance SOcielu q,
IL Lttchfsld ToMnty sUittmeet at ELlssrOrfS
on the 18th instant. .s
RscHARD SMITH, Secretary.
Sharon. June Is. 1881
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Another Steam Boat Accident on the Sound.-Thc
New-l!ayen Register ofSaiurday iastsays Some OF
ahe passengers in the Superior ~heh arrived yester
hay 400" from Ncw-Ydrk bring news Of disaster
which occurred to shc Steam Boat Hudson, Captain
Beecher. on Thursday aisn last, ber way .oNew-
York We are unable TO obtain satisfactory particu
!ars-but understand that the boa, struck rock on
Tenneceek Point, $50 cailea) on Long Island shore,
when Il MAS discovered that she damaged, and the
Captain ordered the boa, 10 ruin 10 for the land
There we're frw passengers on board. aud they
all safely landed in of the steamers boas. She
sunk in several feet water, thai part her could
be seen yesterday morHing below her wheel-house.
We understand all her valuable freight sav ed
Thursday night, 1t viii be recollected, rAisy and
dark. tr +.-.e ....
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rel ain UNPAID, and the work discontinued TO
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isceive II unInj0red by mail transportation.
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rToT7Srs FOR RENT-Tte subscriber
viii have for rent, next Spring, several
HOUSES ord LOTS, IN the town Of Mar
t;nshurg lie would prefer such tenants, as
NAV be disposed to lease for two or three
rcsrs or more. The terms may be known
by application TO .hlfa v~r,
y "ff CHlS: JAS; FAULKNER,
December 30.
a AN also authorised By Mrs MacSe{, 10
oaes forrcnt the HOUSE aad LOI from
which she has lately removed; also ue
HOUSE adjoining. Application NAY be made
O me. on 70 hcr.eii, at my house
T,er ~ C. ]. FAULKNER.
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MARSHAI1S SAFE.

EBURSUANT TO a decretsl order Of to-
Il Superior Court Of Chancery holden al
Winchester, rendered at the November term
1880 John $ Pcfterficid plaintiff against
Archibald portertieid and others def nddhts
! viii expose for sale, At pubic SVction, bc
fore tie door &C the co1rt house, for Beskc
ley county, on Tuesday, The l5th dag " tcb
rtldry ncgt, 80 much ot certain tsact o. par
eel Of LAND lying within said county oiDer
kelley, near the river Potomac, and IA the
ne's hborhupd Of Little George Town, con
tanning i0I acres roods and 81 poles, form
erly owned by Grorge %ewkrk and hy hin
conveyed in trust TO William Mason auo
John > Porierlield, ou the i4th day Of May
1921: which trsist deed is OF record in tht
Berkeley Couaty court, as was not SOLD an
der decree of the said Ehlnceiy Court al
Winchester in the case OF the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank of George own, against
the representatives, Of SAID George NeWtilk,
dec ID hat part OF said tract which will he
sold Is supposed 70 contain 90 or 10 acres
the precise quantity will he made known or
The day II sale
II tire proceeds OF the sale Of the tract nj
i3ud above described should prove insufficient
Il satisfy the p!aIeNa demand, | sbah, a;
the same tilae and place, and IN the same
manner. offer for sale. one Other tract VI
AhND. supposed to contain between l2o
and 100 acres, lying in he Gap Of the North
Mountain, near the mouth of Back Greek,
and Adjoining the iands OF Jacob seibcrt,
Daps kerts John Nlchals, * others. Terms
OF sale. One third Of the purchase money will
be required in hand, aad the balance 10 two
equal payments OF MAE, and eighteen months,
the purchaser or purchasers to give bonds
with good personal security for the deferred
payments and the title will be withheld
, TIL fhe last payment shall have been made
Sale viii commence about / O'Clock a. IN
NATtI'L. SEW Frs, ID. Nj w. CD.
January IS, 1887 is
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Look HERE

ROSE BLANKETS al 50 so pair.
VTTE have large supply of Rose Blankets.
w lower than we have ever had the plea
sure of Offering the article. Those blankets
were Leusht in thc bot month of August last.
at auction, thereby enabling us to sell them
at such prices as mast please all icho see them.
Also, large supply Of Stripe, Dalile and
Point Blankets, which shall be sold equaRs
c'ap Ptisons wanting the above articles,
will find Il greatly 10 their interest, to call and
see this large supply before they purchase
elsewhere. Il C. LANE & Go.
Shepherdstown, Dec Q, 1880
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DUBLiC bALE-Nill be sold, Cy pub
IL lac auction. at the residence of the sub
scrlber living on the farm, of Samuel Fetter,
two and half miles from Martiushurg. on
the east side Of the road leading from thence
to Nllliamsport. on Friday, The 4th Of Et5-
'tary neTt. great variety of personal pro
perry consisting of several good Horses, some
first rate Cows, young Cattle. and some
hoss, an eiee6ant Bear,sheer Plough; Corn
by the bushel, which viii be sold Tor cash.
Grain IN the ground. both Wheat and R,e:
Household and Kitchen Furniture, among
which are good Beds, Bed.teads, Tables
and Chairs, one nine light Corner Cupboard,
close press and elegant Loom, &c; together
"ith number of other articles not neces,a-
ry TO particularise. Six months credit viii
be given the purchaser on all sums over three
dollars. upon giving bond with approved se-
curlty, under that sum, cash The sale will
began early IN the day, and continue until ali
IS sold JOHN FEIvlrp
Jan IS, 1881.
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VE1E have received rs part of our FaR
Y? and Winter Supply of Goods, 80 PIC
ces q Broad Cloths, lin addition to our for
mer supply embracing blue. black, green.
olive. fancy browns, steel and silver Mix.
iawn drah; all bought with ,are and al the
most reduced prices, which enables as to
please all who call and examine them-fc-
example. we are selling stout and handsome
Cloth at 81 90 cents, and stout drabs al 25-
Also. 10 pieces Of CoSs;ne3ts. among which
are fancy fashionable browns various shs deg
lavender mixtures. steel mkt, and blne. w.
are running this article of at from 37a cents
upwards
We hare handsome supply of Londoa
and American Cassimcrcs. enbracino- him
black. mkt, drab. and fashionable browns.
We can with confidence invite all who ara
determined 20 have good bargains. TO call al
Tie wen gown corner, where they shall 5s
served with neto and cheap goods
TIIOS G.. LANE s. Co.
Stcpherdstown, Dec. g 1890.
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N'e}c SeasOnQbie
GOODS.
FOG WIRE, e. BOYD,

ts'N vi RE y 80 ID,
EsAAE pleasure in making known to their
n Old customers, aud the pntlic gener-
ally, that they have received aHd finished O.
peniaE, thcir supply Of fALL X WINTER
GOODS. y hich they are determined TO sell
at prices tha! cannot la.i 10 please They
therefore request all persons wanting cheap
goods, TO call and examine their stock, Whlch
Nili be found to consist OF
Super and common Ulae, black, brown and
mkt Cloths;
Super and common Cassimeres and Cassi
netts, (a! coioIs.)
Rose aud Point Bhnkets; Padding;
Black and co.0!ed Dou!uszel,s. bonibazine
and CjIcassians;
Back s do. meFIno CircassiarS; Norcens:
Blue, brown Y paid Cars blol, farsan ilald:
Red, green, yellow and aAtc FlauneIs;
tuilsd ana Iiaid I.iEseys; beayertcens;
Fancy bangup Cords, aud Tabhy Nelyets;
SwansJown, IOilaaet aud Valencia Yes ING
Eiaek silk velvet, aud cut vciyet Festing;
Hack and scarlet nj lino long Shawl Is;
W hIte and black neFlno square ShaNl-:
Cashmere 3 Valencia long & square : i,awls:
Faucy Ni.,, Barregc y popln kandkcrcileis:
iJo. Orenauine, and 0ros &c India DO.
, Black and colurod Gro tic lu0eS, and Gro de
Maps;
Chanseable Gro de-naps and black Lutte,
strings,
Black and coiored Nancon Grapes; Pongees
Italian Grapes, black ana coloted,
White, pInA and green Fi"rencr; blk Mode:
Blask ana cn0led SIX Ciuva. :; SIX Stocks.
Black lace ' els; white Bobbnotjs;
Cambric and furniture DUMMY; " 4dding;
Book, Swiss, Null, Jackonott ana Cambria
Muslin;
Bandanna, cotton and black silk Ilandk IS;
Thread and Bobbincu Lace and k.iginss;
Cacoes and Ginghams: black and coiored
Cainhricks;
Mill'nct; and foundation Muslin; Lawn;
lash Linen and Linen Can,bricks;
tmhFt Has, LcSh0rn boUnets:
" htc and coiored Betting, RibbauGs, assert
cd, Plpeipgs;
Rlhbaad Vie, Kid Mtts aud Gloves, Hos
KIN aud beaver Gloves;
spool Boss. colored and black Braid; Sus-
prnGtls;
tllt, Pearl and Lasting Buttons;
Black. y lead cold worSted Hose, white Vi
gU0ia Hose. Mems lamb WOOL hail Hose;
I faNat S,iiacr>; Shell Ton rs:
bed'ciilnB, A X A Checks, Muslin, white
and brown.
Fur ana seal Caps; CARPET Chain, Candle
Wick, Cotton arm: " 90 and iue Hats.
>%locs, Sc, with a general assortment Of
Queens sud Glassware Hardware aud Cut
lciy, Gtoctries and Liquors, Paints ana dye
Stuhs. Brushes, Lonls, STATIONARY &C
5--Reacy made Clu,i'ing always on hand
Marhaslurg, Nov. 4, 1880.
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lraQsIHlL3LmLR IYARTD

FESHE subscriber tuites 'his occasion Of in
forming the pablic that he has establish
cd i.CAiBER YARD. at his landing on
The fotomac, wbar- he purposes Ect Ping all
kinds of building timhcls. he has At ,lrcs
ent, $4,000 feet PIE PL~l.Nh, from half
an men Up 10 two inches thick; Jolsts, Raft
ers, &c, and viii farnsh to order by being
presented with a BIN. Also, on hand, a guam
tiiy of STONE COAL, which will he sold
lowtor cash. or in exchange for wheat at
fair market price.
ARCHIBALD SHFERER.
Failing Waters, June IL, lSSO.~-tf.
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IAI7CK s. SIEPHEN

FETOULDiaformt the Bllcksmiths and Far
w mers, and the public generally, that
they have now complete assortment Of
HUGHES ROLLED IRO.N
consisting OF every variety OF size and kind,
aud Of which they intend hereafter keeping
a constant supply, together with many ether
articles, usually connected with an extensive
Iron Establishment; aad expect 10 receive
in few days full assortment of Cook and
other Stoves. That all, or any Of them, will
BE- sold CheaP, can, aud may, be readily as
ceriaincd, by a call from those disposed 10
purchase. Oct %
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FH iRtST SALE IL, vut,e OF a deed Of
trust, executed to nc ty Robert B LYLE
and Margaret II. his wife, the terms, char
act'r and condition Of which may be seen at
large by reference 10 the records of the
County Court Of Berkeley (the same i,ay-
hs been duly recorded 10 Book No. 3S, p
44i--4,) viii on friday, The AN Of February
meet between the hours Of ten III the morn.
lnS and three in the evening, before the
tavern OF Peter Gardner, in the town of Mar
tlRSburs, offer al public sale, the tract OF
parcel OF LAND upon wlich said i.yle now
lives, and further, il necessary to satisfy the
terms and conditions Of said deed OF trust,
two other TRACTS, lying on the North
Mountain, the first containing 50 acres, the
second 80 acres. Persons wishing to pur.
shase viii have time TO examine The premises
before the day OF sale. The Improvements
are valuable.
The sale will take place subject TO prior
deed of trust, executed by said Lyle to John.
ston MCGOWAN for the benefit of Charlie -
Stewart, upon Thirty acres OF the home tract
The terms and conditions of that deed NAV
be seen by reference to the Clerks Oiiise
Book No IS, p $50
The undersigned VIII convey with snecja]
warranty ,sl,ho' ;he title is believed to beindis
putable. CONRAD HOGMlRE, Trustee.
January rs, ;S2I.
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w,psHAr.'s SALE or LAND N BER-
= ! :. &c rrIEY CniN1Y.

kF.IBf LtDtN Z
NEJJR~UAN'T &c q decretal order OF tbo
Sgperios Court af Chapcery, holden 81
Winchester readered az the November 'erTn'
1889 in case therein depending, wherein
Samuel Hedges 4ih - complainant, aud Ar
rasbald Por,rrield and oih-cs are Defendants
i45c sold, alpsi.rc ascffcn, TO The hits
pst hni3er before the coGrl hsuse door3cf 'he
county of Berkeley .os ,Hsa97' slte i4iA dds q
FeIsgs.sg aset, ,br,u court day ,)threctfacts ~
gsrcel. Of LAID, iyng la the .s'd county;
one Of IS h IA ssia tract IS stated 20 contain
240 ac.es. i,iag or Fix Lick, branch u
{Iiisnses Rr,cch, anu adjoining the lands
formerly belongin. to M,chaei b~usings and
sihers -Anoihero4 said tractsiies oc a branch
oil Sack Creek and is said to c0ats'n l0l a
cres. Also ono other tract said 10 contaiE ~
acres rod, aud adjo,nhs Henry kner,
and lands formerly owned 10y John Shields
Or 80 much thereof as sltaii I've sufficient 10
rsise the amouot due AID decrecd TO thc
piainGG Terms OF sale: Oue third Of tie
purchase money to be ,la,j in hand. and the
balance in two eq8si PAYNE nts st six, and
twelve months ifona The day Of sale. Bonds
and good personal sec0rity @sl be require
oil the purchaser or purchasers TO secure ii"
deferred payments.
Sale will commence about ~ O'Clock, m
NATHL SEWERS, -. Nj. w. Z. ID.
January IS, iS3l.---ts.
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md FOR EENT-For Rent, for =
e. tenn OF years, the E.I6.H lcIona:na f.
Ih %, heirs o. Nicholas Roush. ur lear DaII,x
,,,' and now IN oecupsrcy Of John Evans
>, J. he renting r,l taxi p'4ce in front ~ ,h..
Tavern kcGt ~ William l.. F.osk. in p,L,.-
the highest bidder. ''''''''' '''''-l 60
JACOB MYERS. Guaraia,.
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J 43IEc Z. EH ShlINE
JOAN w. SIENA AIR

F1ARM FOR kENT-The subscriber
3 will rent, Tor one or more years, the
f.4PN on which she al present resides, a
bout miles from Martinsburs. near Mount
Zlos Church, it contains one iBhdred and
siA', acres Of choice farming Land, large
quantity OF frst-rate meadow This Farm
is now ~ good order, on 1t is good Dwell
Ing House, Kitchen, simeile House, Corn
iiouse, Barn, stable, Sc A tenant with
small family, aud under good character,
would be preitrred.
ANN HEDGES.
January 6, 1891.
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'NGLNiA: B'ractty County. 10 ,cis
Al Tu'es b. II IN The Clerks Office OF The
County Cont Of Berkeley, on Monday
he d day OF January. 1851.
The OyeIseeIs Of De Poor, PrfHs
AGAINST
Harry Watkins, Robert Johnson, Henry
fa5ne, aud John Davenport, DIT ts
IN CtiANCERY
The defendant, Harry Watkins not having
entered his appearance, and gwen security
according to The act OF Assembly and the
rules OF this court, and it appearing II the
satisfaction Of this court, tliat the defendant,
Harry Watkins, is rot an inhaGitant of dis
CommonHeaith,-N is oadefca, that be do
appear on the "a Monday in March next.. to
answer The bill of the com, claimants, & thaia
copy of this order be published in the Mar
tinshurg Gazette for tgo months successfully,
and posted at The door Of the Court house Of
this county copy.--Tcstc,
JOHN STROfHER, & b. c.
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FOR SALE OR HIRE
III ~ a "a IN ID GIn

About seventeen years Of age, smart and
aG''c, and well acquainted with House work
one VIII not he sold TO any person living oui
Of The neiehborhod. Enquire ofthe Printer
January Is, 1881.
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10 s. = rTS7g TN!
ROGERS ORANGE Gun pONDFp

IN C.Lf3STERS.
Ills powder is made on new and i'm.
prove! principles. and may he distinctly
known from al other by an O,aaee stain inn
parted On rs isf;'ioo, pcculiaritv indicating
t.senne OF AiS..r,s, end rcn..tiing il well
"'s2;cd 10 rcsi~i the effects OF humid atn.os.
pirerc." For sale hy
J s w. n RIDDLE.
Martinsburg, December Q.
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DISSOLUTION or co PARTNERSHIP
s1UE business heretofore conducted In
Il GerIafds town under the firm OF JOha
y Stewart, & Co. vas dissolved by mutual
eonsens ON the ist day Of January last, ali
aersens indebted m aHy maHneG TO said con
cern ,wi!i pI, ase call s make immediate pay
ment 70 ssio John w Stewart, who Is fully
authorized to settle s. adjust all iebts IA rela
ton to late Glin. NM. LONG.
JAMES T. ERSkiNE,
JOAN w. STEW ARI
January s, 1881
5y-1Ls business viii he continued by the
subscriber at his well known stand IN Ger
raida=to~n where he VII te pieased TO sup
ply the old customers, and all those who may
svor hni with a call, on the most pleasing
jerns. JOHN W. STEWART.
GcrfaFds iowa, Jan &.
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FEslIF undersigned, trustee IN a deed OF
b trust executed by Michael Ackewan,
for the benefit Of Joseph Minghln'. on the
esth lay of September. 1902, and rccordt d
in the county court Of Berkeley, will sell. for
easE, at public auction, on Monday, Tie 18th
dau Of nert nronth, al the court house door IN
xassf. Martinsburg, TRACT or
ts ~ L.s.A'D, lying and being IN the
yssc5 county of Morgan. on Timber
=, Ridge, and containing four hun
drcd and forty five acres; hclng the moIety
OF a tract granted TO the said hCKewan and
John 3 lily by patent; partition thereof berg
made by deed dated 18th October, 1893,
snd duly recorded The trustee will convey
soch tltle as may be vested IN him by the
said trust deed.
MATTHEW RANSOM.
January 10, 1881
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PULLED AND PLAID LINsEYs.

Running OF at Short Profits,
E.YFFHER of the above articles NAV be
p Z lad at the Store Of the subscribers at
City cents per yard 10 eo0d dealers. at the "a
sual crod,tor for fraction less FIR Can.
LAtCK & STEPHEN.
Martinsbur5, December l6, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-20

8 EOUSE Lut'S.-Ihc subscriber has
& & two complete sets Of House logs lor
sale, toSether with other building timber
JAMES PCRTNKFItLD.
Little Georgetown, Jan &, 1881
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-20

EgLACkSM(IH WANTED The sub
d y scriber viii give Constant employment
and the very highest wages for frstiatc
Blacksmith, hy applying TO hm at his resi-
dence Goav Alexander stephens s>piins Mills
Application TO be Alade soon
GEORGE HENSFI..
January 6, lS3I-3t