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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03
DIED

In THE town on tho 22d ult. Mr.. John Den.
mis-, in the eist year Of his age.
On the 9th. after long and protracted
sickness, which he bore with great fortituce
and resignation, Mr.. John Read, aged 76
years.--The deceased was an honest man, q
kind and affectionate parent, husband and
friend. He was one of THAT venerated band Of
heroes, whose breasts were barred tothe storms
Of tho revolution, and to whom the present
generation owe SO large debt Of gratitude.
Herald
On Monday night last, mrs. Ann Allen,
widow ofcapi. John Allen, aged upwards Of
ONE hundred years
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CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
%; draws Friday March 4. Highest
prize 7OO0-2O prizes offs Sl000--Tick.
cts 4 parts in proportion.
MAINE STATE LOTTERY no.
10 extra; draws Saturday March 8.
Highest prize Sl0,OO0 Tickets "a
parts in proportion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
81 extra; draws Tuesday March 8.
Highest prize 0,O00--lO prizes Of
SlOOO--Tickets sparts in proportion.
j, G., SHAW.
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The number required for the year,
is estimated at Eve thousand, five hun
dred. The proposals will state the
price per ration, at which the cOntrac-
tor will deliver them, in such quanti-
ties as may from time to time be re-
quired on board the said Cutter at
Newport. The rations to be of good
and wholesome quality, to be approx
ed by the collector; and the different
articles comprising the ration, to be de-
livered on board the Cutter in good
and sufficient casks and vessels, to be
provided by the contractor, and the
contents thereof distinctly marked on
each.
1t is to be understood that ths con-
tractor will be bound to furnish, upon
reasonable notice, as often as may be
required by the captain Of the Gutter,
with the appreciation Of the collector
(nOt exceeding upon an average, one
day in each week such fresh meat and
fresh vegetables, as may he equivalent
70 the corresponding parts Of the ra-
tions allowed in the naval service.
CHRIST. ELLERY, Collector.
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y CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
%; draws Friday March A. Highest
prize 7OOO-@20prizes Of Sl00O--Tick-
cts 4 parts in proportion.
MAINE STATE LOTTERY no.
10 extra; draws Saturday March s.
Highest prize $4,000. Tickets "a
parts in proportion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
q extra, draws Tuesday March 9.
Highest prize $40, ,OOO--lO prizes of
lOOO--Tickets 8 parts in proportion.
s. CAHOONE.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
70 the
AFFLICTED
{PRIOu REDUCED

TVHE extensive demand for ANDER-
i. SONS COUGH DROPS and PEG
TORAL POWDERS as prepared by James
Mellen Il Co. have enabled the proprietors 10
reduce tho price very much to Druggists and
also the retail price to % cents for the small,
and 75 cents for the large bottles. From an
extensive use for u years past, they have
proved TO be one Of the most valuable reme-
dies ever yet discovered for tho cure of
Coughs. Colds and other affections Of tho
breast and lungs leading TO Consumpiions.
Thousands have experienced ehappy efecis
Of this Healing Raie.m, and many Of tho
shsst respsctability have Voluntarily given
certificates, soins Of which will accompany
each Bottle, that will satisfy overy unpreju-
diced mind that tho most extraordinary and
unexpected cures have been performed by tho
use Of this medicine in cssos Of long standing,
in which other medicine had produced mn
favorable effects, and where tho most skilful
Physicians had given them up AZ hopeless lt
10 not pretended that they arc an infallibls
cure in all cases, but Of such 40 are incarable,
there are but few cases Of Coughs or evon
seated Consumptions, but may be relieved by
timely use Of this Healing Balsam. Each
large Bottle contains about 20 doses, which
shows them to be an unusually cheap msdi-
cine considering their virtues.
NEW GER RIXFICA TE&.
This is 10 certify that the subscriber was
brought very low by splitting Of blood, attsn-
ded with cough and catarrh, and that MOTH
ing afforded me real relief until commenced
taking Andersons Cough Drops, the use Of
! whica wsis shs means in the hand Of God Of
restoring me again to comfortable state Of
health.
And do further certify that the w;fe Of
| Mr.. Nathan Huntington, living in the snmo
place, was afflicted with very bad cough Tor
number Of years, and in 1923 she was reduce
cd so low that Il was thought she must soon
be in her grave, as she was scarcely ablo TO
walk from her bed 10 the fro, when she COM
,nenccd taking Anderson's Cough Drops. the
use Of which, in short time no far restored
her, that she was sson able 10 do good days
work can cheerfuliy recommend this
medicine TO the public.
PHILO JUDSON, Pastor ofthe Church in
Ashford.
ashford Conn. Sept. Is, 1924.
0AUY1oX.-BsWays Of Cornts.fsifs!
Every purchaser who values health will
observe that each genuine bottle we sell has
ANDERsON'S COUGH DROPS, prepared
BY J. MELLEN, stamped in the glass, and
that each Of the directions are signed in writ
ing, JAS MELLEN. Examine before yeR
purchase, as there are number Of spurious
kinds in market, similar In sppsarancs but
very different In their effects. Eos sais b.
| s. w. VINSON.
Druggist, Newport, No 50, Thames Street,
corner Of Steyens's wharf
Where may bs had Ell kinds Of medicines
and drugs ofths best quality, and at the low
| est rate-as usual.
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NATHANIEL r. CUSHING.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
~ III INxL 1901

NfWPUTF, TtU' TIN, IcJI'J
SEALED proposals will be receiv-
- ed at this office, until the fifth day
of March next, for the supply ofrasions
to the non-commissioned officers and
seamen of the United States Revenue
Cutter WOLCOTT, for the term OF
one year from the first Of April next.
The ration for the Cutter Service, is
the same as that allowed in the Naval
Service, and consists of the articles e.
nilmerntedin the following table: to wit.
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"Collectaaeus Secxndus," is received
and shall be attended 10 as soon as the
mass of speeches. &C., we have on hand,
are disposed of.
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LOST.

InN Saturday last, between Mrs.
" Potters boarding house, on Ban
nister's wharf, and Henry p. Robin
sons, on the hill, Jackson pocket
book, containing about thirty dollars
in money, and number of papers of
no use to any one but the owner. One
SIS bill upon the Norwich banks and 81,
Providence bill--the rest ofthe bills
were upon the New Bedford and Bris-
tol Banks. Whoever has found the
the above described pocket book, and
will leave it at this office, shall be suit
ably rewarded.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03

Important Eeclesiasticai Movements -
Letters from Paris received by the last
French packet, state the important fact,
that very extensive detection had taken
place in the Catholic Church Of France.
II is said that Gallo Church is to be es-
tablished, independent Of Rome, and re.
nouncing the authority Of the Pope:--that
the organization will take place immediate
", and include some thousands of priests.
~ Y. jour. Of Com.
Payne Downes, who stole trunk from
the mail stage on the 9Th ult. was on Fri.
day spprehcnded at Csmbridgeport, by Mr..
Pond, from whom he escaped, but was
pursued, and with the assistance Of Mr..
Case, who provided himself with skates,
was retakeu on the ice, near the Mill Dam.
He was committed for further examination
this day. Amount Of property stolen val.
ued at $1,000, small part Of which has
been recovered. Bos. Adv. Tuesday.
| NAvAL.--Captain Hall. Of the schooner
Planter. spoke 18th ult. in lat. ls, 81, lon.
Ia, the United States schooner PoRPoisE,
Lit. Com. PERcIvAL, on cruize, all well.
The U. s. ship ERIE, Com. ELLIOT,
from cruize, was at Hayana, lst. inst.
all we'll. The q. s. ship NATcHEZ, Capt.
NEwroN, sailed thence 26th ult., on
cruize.
I REVOLUTIONARY OFFicERs AND SOL
IpIEas.-A letter from Washington cor.
respondent, dated February 22d, mentions
that Mr.. Verplanck's bill for the relief OF
certain officers and soldiers Of the revolu.
tionary war. has Q good, although not ceT-
tain, prospect Of passing tho Senate.
| N. Y. Standard.
! Treaty with AMsfria.-The Wash
ington Telegraph Of Monday, contains
a copy ofthe Treaty Of Commerce and
Navigation between the United States
and the Emperor of Austria, signed at
Washington the 9th of August, 1929,
and duly ratified and exchanged at the
same place on the llth Of February
inst.
The Louisiana Advertiser Of the
slSth ult. says: "The launch Of the ship
Pearl, arrived at this port on Sunday
last, was lost in crossing the bar OF
Tampico, on board of which were the
mate, three seamen, and twenty pas
sengers, all Of whom perished."
| Orders for the fabrication and deliv-
cry of arms, to large amount, have
been received in England. on account
ofthe French government. The whole
quantity is said to amountto l ,2OO, ,OOO
muskets with corresponding accoutre-
ments.
M. Cremiex, the advocate who de-
: Tended Ranville, one Of the French
'ex-Ministers, before the House ofPeers,
wrought himself up to such a point Of
excitement, at the close ofhis defence,
that he fell into swoon, and was car
ried out of the room.
J We understand it is in contempla-
ton, by some Of our entcrprising citi-
; zens to fit out two whale ships from
this place and that a considerable a
mount is already subscribed towards
effecting the object.-FdH RiUer Mon.
The late Royal Family Of France,
received from the public treasury Of
that nation, during the year 1880,
Ia, $40, 900 francs. Durmg the five
preceding years, they received annu-
ally 2,O00, 900 francs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03
Ale & Porter
UvHE subscriber offers for sale the
= following kinds Of
M Alt LIQUOR,

or acknowledged superior quality. viz.
Pale Ale for bottling, per Dbl. 90 SO; per
half bbl. S3,2s.
Brown Ale for drsught, per bbl S6 90
per half Dbl. 90 90.
Porter for bottling, per bbl &C 50i per
half Dbl. 50 25.
Table Ale for family use, per bbl. "a %;
per half bbl. 81 on.
He intends also to bottle off large quan.
tisy Of Porter and Pale Ale. which he will
sell at 81 rs per doz. In quarts, bottles in
clsdcd) and pints in proportion.
Holders Of good mailing Barley may find
q sale for il by applying At the brewery.
mar. 81 THOMAS EVANS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03

LIST OF COMBINATION NUMBERS DRAWN IN
Connecticut Lottery no. 1,
81 so III 0 10 % "a 40 81.
Maine State Lottery no. lS extra.
90 81 % 20 81 SO 40 81 55 Ia.
Connecticut Lottery, No. 2s.
8 % So 10 IL "a % l6 50 so
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03
MARRIED

In this town on Thursday evening last, BY
tho Rev. NJ. Chouics, Mr.. Benjamin +. Chass
Of Portsmouth, to Miss Abby i. Stall, daugh.
ter Of Cen. Isaac Stall Of this place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03

A child son Of a dentist in Second
street, near Shippen, Philadelphia,
met his death last week in manner
somewhat extraordinary, and which
merits notice by way of monition.
While at school, the tutor discovered
that many of his pupils were chewing
Gum Elastic, (lndia Rubber) and iss-
ued an order Of chastisement against
those who were detected. The boy in
question having piece in his mouth
Immediately swallowed il to avoid dis
covery. 1t sweIled in his abdomen, or
wherever it lodged, with such rapidity
as to cause his death few hours after
wards.-PhM Ing.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03

Thin &ocs.--Caligula once wished
that the Romans had but one head,
that he might strike it offat a blow.
Had the power of the Roman Em-
peror, L would exert it in way more
beneficial to mankind, or rather wo-
mankind. l would forbid under a
heavy penalty any female appearing
out Of doors in thin shoes. Such is
the influence of fashion, that for the
sake of having, or appearing to have
a small foot, lady will promenade
the streets, when they are covered with
ice, snow e. water, &, her own feet
barely covered with shoes thinner than
paper. No wonder that consumption
is the lot, the untimcly lot, Of SO many
of the young, the beautiful and accom-
plished ofthe American fair-no won
der that, clad so lightly, they are un-
able to withstand the inclemencies of a
climate against which the stoutest con-
stitutions are not proof Nature
clothes the brute creation in garments
suited to the season, but art dresses
our ladies on system diametrically
opposite. Surely if the latter could
examine the bills of mortality, and see
how many of their number are the VIC
Tins of fashion, they would be startled,
If not admonished by the fact.--Aicr-
andr;a Gazette.
Seeiefv.-Wc learn from the London
Court Journal that "a large establish
ment has been projected at Paris, for
the purpose of enabling any individu-
ais, by the annual payment each OF 100
francs-(less than 3Ol. to enjoy all the
pleasures of social, with all the inde-
pehdcnce of domestic life. For that
suln they are to have lodging, board,
clothes and washing, the use of libra
ry, the daily papers billiard rooms,
nlsy, conversation, &c. The whole
70 be under the management Of a COM
m;ttce chosen by themselves. The
prospectus even holds out the expecta-
ton Of country house, and free ad-
uissiou TO the theatres
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For Sale.
&p aIs

90 large good wooltd wether SI EEP,
% one large pair Of OXEN, one pair
Of STEERS, 3 years old--one OK wagon,
sc. at the farm Of the late JoHN CHAsr,
DAVID BUFFUM, Admir-.
Middlstown, March 9, 1881.
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s.. w. VINSON,

Druggist. Newport, No 50, Thames Street,
corner Of Steyenss wharf
Where may bs had Ell kinds Of medisiass
and drugs ofths best quality, and at the low
est rste-as usual
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03

India Rubber. This valuable pro-
duct, first made known by La Conda-
mine, in 1896, in the juice of several
species of trees growing in South A
merica. 1t flows from the trees as a
milky fluid, which soon hardens upon
exposure to the air. Various attempts
have been made to transport it to Eu-
rope in its fluid state, without success.
Its application to the arts Is various,
but until recently, no advantage has
been taken of one ofits most remarka-
bic properties, its elasticity. Two in
genious chemists of Paris, Messrs.
Rather and Guibal. by an entirely
new solvent and a very delicate pro-
cess, have succeeded in spinning it in
to threads of various sizes. This is
subsequently woven into suspenders,
garters, surgical bandages for ruptures,
fractured or dislocatcd limbs, &C.
". f. Farmer.
Small Change.--We understand that
our Postmaster has revoked the edict
against small Spanish coins, which he
now receives at their nominal value.
The retailers and shop keepers Of all
descriptions in Boston, employed the
City Crier, on Thursday, to notify the
public, that they would receive, at par,
the change which the Banks had en-
deavored to depreciate. The United
States Bank and the Custom House
in Boston, and most ofthe City Banks,
have, we perceive by the papers Of
yesterday. concluded to take the
change at par. Prov. Journal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-24
No Mistake.

ENOR Judkins Ointment, prepared by Judkins him
u SELF, apply TO me, first door above he Bell Ia
Vern, where large supply Of tho tyVe and genuine
article, direct from him, may always be found.
shall not reduce the price ofthis article retail but
to persons who may purchase TO sell again, will sc
at such price vii be Considered very liberal dis
court H. =. Mc'NEMARh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-24
G&aU6sa.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. "a. 1881.

u The Northern Mail again failed yesterday.
W. The l.ynchburg NIrginiNn announces the re-
tremcnt of Mr.. Rives of Campbell, from legislative
life; circumstance which we unite with that paper
IN regrerinG. Our familiarity with the proceedings
OF the House of Delegates, enables u. to declare
with some confidence, tina, possesses few members,
more FAITHFUL vigiln and Jealous, in the public ser
vice.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-19

Ebi virtue OF deed of trust executed to
d J the undersigned on the Goth June. 1910
h, Michael M'kewau, for the benefit of Jo
seph Minglnni, win offer for sale, in front
Of the court house in Martihsburg. on Nm
doy. Tie 18Th day ct Jhtne neat, (being the Isl
,IaY Of June court.) for cash. The following
tracts OF parcels OF land, viz: One tract on
Sleepy Greek, containing about 245 acres
near Hixon's Mills, and adjoining lands oil
said lixon, Matthias Swain, and others -
Also, three undivided fourth parts of about
400 acres Of LIMB, being two surveys ly
ing and being in Berkeley and Hampshire
counties. an both sides Of the Warm Spring
run, on the Potomac river
Also. one undivided iaoIety of $40 acres
of L4.ND, lying and being Oh Sleepy Creek
on the North side of Little Timber Ridge
adjoining the laaas o. Lewis Wolf, Richarc
Riggs, John Barley, and others
Also, one undp lied moieiy of $40 acres
lying and Icing in the county OF Morgan, OF
the North side Of tie Yellow Spring run, ad
joining .he lands OF Joseph Duckwalt, Geo
Wiseuhpg. Michael M'kewan's lis. X others
PHILIP NADENBOUSCH, Trustee.
April 81, 1851.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-19

TEvRUST SALE.-By virtue of a deed oil
b trust, executed by Mary Shields, 10 Sc
cure a sum of money due to John Shields, &
authorsing Israel Robinson and the subscIi
Der, or either of them, upon the conditions
there set forth, to make sale oil the land cen
seyed, which deed has been duly recorded in
the Clerks Office sl the csusty court Of Der
kelley, Book SO, p. 225 will, on Monday
the 1914 day # Jatie neat, dt being the first
day of the June term Of tho court for this
ssunty,) offer at public sale, before the court
house door, two tracts or parcels Of LAND
lying in the county of Berkeley, west OF the
Nsrth Mount ain-the FIRST containing % a
cres--ths second containing 1a5 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. 207l
Persons wishing TO have a 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 4th.
Nav II, 1881 Is.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-19

FESiE subscribers having leased Mr. Ed
n ward 4. Gibbs's Factory for term oil
years, and having gone through thorough
repair they wish TO purchase four or five
thousand pounds Of COMMON WOOL, for
which they will pay the highest price in cash
or give goods in exchange They are ready
TO execute all country work at the shortest
notice, ard in the sesi possible manner, and
at the lowest price, such as CARVING, DY
ING. FULliNG, &c They will purchase
Bacon, Hard Soap and Hogs Lard
JOHN N. RIDDLE, g. Co
April Of, 1881.
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M1OTTCE The principal agent OF the
IL Mutual Assurance Society against fire
on buiIdhgs Of the state Of Virginia, has re-
oue.ted the undersigned to collect all mo-
new due said Society in the counties Of Berke'
lev and Morgan as sosn as practicable =
These who Do not call at the office OF the un
dcrsigned and pay the atnsunt duo 10 isw
days may expect to be sued. The costa "
many cases will amoSnt to more than the
sum due, and the undersigned trusts this no
tice win be attended TO and the money paid
without costs; further Indulgence teiH MOT u
given. ELISHA BOiD.
May IL, 1881.
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hARSHAL,S SALE.
May IL, 1881 is.

PURSUANT TO decree Of the District
Fl Court of Chancery at Winchester, rem
dered on the 9th day Of November. 1885,
Bethuel Middleton, ltG, US. Joseph Hender-
son and David Henderson, defts; will be Of
fered for sale at public auction. before the
courthouse door in Berkeley county on Mon
day, the 18th day Of June neet. tract OF
L A n ID. containing about us. acres. sit
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 oiNovember, 1880. by deedwhic h
is filed in The above named case in the chan.
Gerry court at Manifestations Of sale:
One third of the purchase moaey will be re
quired in hand and the balance in two equal
instruments of 6 and IL months, with interest
from the day Of sale; bonds and personal Sc
curity aud trust deed on the land sold, will
be required Of the purchaser to secure the
deferred payments Sale will commence a
bout | ] q clock.
NArH'L. SEWERS, D. NJ. w. CD.
MAY 10, 1881 It's
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EbOMESrIC GOODS.-34,A A and 6 4
z y brown Muslins. 8 a. rs. 4 4 and 3 4
bIeached do; Striped aud furniture Cotton
Bleached and brown Cotton Driilings; Bed
tickings, Piitsburg Cords, Cotton Yarn, from
No to IS; Candle Wick. &c. JUST received
and for sale by HOGMIRE s. BOYD
Nav s, 1881
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-19

G{ROSS ROAD RACES.---WilI he RIM
Y \ for, over a handsome course near this
place. agreeable to the rules OF racing, free
emily for the saddle horses OF Berkeley and
Jefferson counties. on "Wednesday the 18th
Of May, inst a purse of 1HiRTY DOL
LARS, two rounds and repeat. carrying
weight agreeable to the rules Of racing; on
Thursday the i0th, purse Of TEN DOL
LARS, one round and repeat, free as above,
the winning horse the preceding day ex
cepted, and on Friday the Goth, a purse 81
TJGENTY DOLLARS, one round, three
best out Of the five heats, free as abovs the
winning horses Of the two preceding days
excepted Good judges will be appointed d.
and every thing conducted in a manner cal
culated to give satisfaction
THOS. TABB, .Wmdger
~ 3 -Four horses TO be entered each dag
or no race. 4g-Each horse must be entered
the day preceding the race, or pay double
entrance At the pole..
May 5, 1881.
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VIRGINIA, to ,oii
At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Cosnty Court OF Berkeley, on Monday the
I'd day OF May, 1881
Sanauel Robinson, plaintiff,
AGAINST
Wtiliam Harmison Sh9ter and Brent and the
Sheriff Of Dcrhetey county, defendants,
liz CtIANCERl.
YEyHE defendants Shafer s. Brent net hav
& ing entered their appearance, and given
security accordIngt to the act of Assembly and
the rules of this court, and il appearing 10
the satisfaction Of this court, that the deien
dants Shaier & Brent are not Inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth. III is ordered, That the
said defendants do appear or the ID Monday
in July nsxt, TO answer the bill Of the plain
til. AVID that copy Of this order be publish
ed in the Martinshurg Gazette for two months
SUCCESSFULLY. and posted at The door OF the
court house Of this county.
A cepy.- Teste,
JOHN SrROTHEf, c. B. C.
ay 5, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-19

f-yoNCERT-The subscriber takes this
W method of informing the public that he
will hold a Concert Of VOC9L MUSIC al
the Union Church on Dack Greek, OH Sdinr.
sau Uts aIst inst coinnenring at ! O'Clock
A. NJ, and at Mount Zen Church, on Sotur-
day the an Of June neat. commencing at tht
same hour. The public in general, aud more
particularly young persons, are NEST respect
fully invited 10 attend.
JONATHAN EVERTTT.
a, 49,. 4