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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-20

fFUW NC OUTFIT " oIIh .9NguS.
The Npemherg Cor s,,oadpn ut ia, is,
ins,,~hleh arrived this morning states that v.rv
ae'toes troubles had broken ou, in unnenty
aud the Aigemene q uung oil the I'D ms
o9nia'ns some tasurabc sccoon,s f,uu Pesth
relative 10 The cholera. The follow ing are .x
tracts
Inc Danube, Ansast l5.-The insured.
ton oi tue l'rasahls !" so.O. oi the north cas-.
tern eoo"''ss OF Hungary, ncreas.s in raib.,
have applied for military force. and 1r,, s'',
teihs Of artillery were nccord,nsl, s,n, ,hi,b.r
from Resin On the l2'h 6r,t The iosor,ec
lion "ss o'rrcled only against the measures n
siop'ed Tor checking the cholera, because the,
we're IN ma"y places very oppressive, and some
Vi the su borli,ss and officers behaved in an ar.
Llt.ai! aid even walton manner, which gould
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27
on FEEDING HOGS.

Our good Iarnei- I'm the month of October
tn b's very Important one IN regard 10 icednE
tarir hogs. Those who wish 10 be economical
IN te"diag should begin early. Every farmer
who Is fuieniug hogs >honli havea clulhrou
set ~ an arch near his pm IN Whi.h Ia can
hall pumpkins, potatoes. nenl. g., Is It will
he found much cheaper in his sectibn OF soun-
Try 10 feed with boiled food tia 10 I'VE tito them
raw. From the low prirc which puta oes aud
pumpkins are sold at in Our market towns,
aud their greal wrighi aud small value they
aill not bear long Transport i; therefore il is
oet.e TO feed them TO the hogs aud save tn
corn which would he required were they fat.
tenet on II, rs that IS not So pnrisha la an ART
tel. When Potat eS are boiled and mashed
they make excellent feed for hogs If a prop,r-
don Of pun rkins are mixed with them they are
still better, aud It 10 both a small qnautIy OF
corn mra b. added we do not knIW Ct any feed
WITH which hogs can be iatrntd 20 more 8d-
vaniag'. W. know that IL Is said thtt pork
which Is t Il with boiled food IS not as hard,
aud of course the purchaser vii enJeavur Ia
take advantage of the circumst4uce; but LEI
hoes he lei III hi, manner for the FIST three
ioart.s Of the TIM they are tatisning; the re
III under NTH meal or snfr -orn ; aud we as,ure
oar farmer, that they vii fad II ready ma +
ket tor Ii. ir porh, md NJ Fl 81 prices. II Is
vii 10 pr ~ oar readers taat pork iattrned
"ih ,tl ,lops IS different articlr soft, M
cha e. w,to tha atetic acId or vinegar from
lhe Stops on which they are led aud rom winch
clrc9m,t,nce i, Is almost impossible 10 prev, nj
thu pork hom turning soar, and SpniiIns aiiei
il Is packed ~ the barrels, ualess thor. i, Al
ak l. added o ths brine T. nrutrIz. The acid
iy contalusd in It. From this acrdltY, nol Il
led on boil II toad as above, is entirely trer,
Inerciure Is is easily kept as flied with corn
and Il not quite 50 h,rl il oann"t operate 10
lassCn the value of II. as the hams will tie II
erased Ia value as much as lie side or mes
can be deteriorahd portion OF time sptnl
IN gathering up thn'e things which Of theu-
selves are Mt 20 inATkctinl', and converting
thtm into food TOO hogs at this season. vii
save much, that is, more directly so, and viii
p.oVe equally as profitable as that spent in rals-
rug sucn cr0ps. rs the old adage Is, "a penny
saved rs "a goUd us penny earned
GtHeSee Farmer.
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was ibc brst nnd most profitable had ever
seen. Ihesr swine are remarkable is wgll fsr
,he smA'lness OF hone AS for symmetry IN then
'oim. lhey ate black but when buichersd
( Tue SKIN Is as white aud delicate ho5e of our
White breeds. | cannot give a better dcscfin.
ton Of 'he,n thao Will be found IN the follow ing
which, irw years since was published IA an
Albauy pappr.
- Et'rdei Of disRer from, George G. BaroH
Lsq 1merican fonsR al Malaga (Spaiul 10
u member cfMe Albany County agricultural
Sacisy.
As an American. ] am happy 10 observe el. :
"shtened men forming societies in the various
parts OF tho Uniei States 10 promote the great
Interests Of Agriculture. shall transmit to you
me d,tIrfe"t kinds ol wheat growing in this
kingdom.
= lii" sheep Of this part of Spain are not
better than those of America. II yon can in
nuce the yeomaury Of America TO discard the
long sided hungry breed Ut hogs, and snb.ti=
Iuie those OF Spain, You will confer an immense
service on your country. They are seen in
Groves all over SPAN They subsist III summer
on weeds. and with little corn in autumn be.
come astoni.hngly fat. aud make the most de-
hcinus pork IN he world. | will send you
par. aud shall he happy on oil occasions 10
SEW your vi'ws."
On leaving Malaga in Jan. 1920. among 9th
or articles for ship stores, procured pair n
'lls breed with view 10 introduce them into
th's state. Bot On approaching she American
cost ~ February, IA heavy gale OF wind the
PIG with many other thing, were swept from
n"r deck aud los. Since my return have
written 10 hsltGa, and. by the KIND n,1 % II
friend there, nave procured another pan ul tue
same hreeJ.
They have safel, arrived, and in good order.
--ifrnm these (prejudlce LAID asrde) cont.
deadly believe our native breeds of swine here
may be greatly improved II Is hoped that ag-
ricultnrHl gentlemen IN the ,irinuy will feel
disposed 10 a1'rd such encouragement ~ shall
give fair trial. and trust they will be fully
satisfied with the result
SAMUEL WOODRUFF.
Umdsor, Sept 8, 1851
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From The Connecticut CoHraut.
SPANISH SWINE.

II will be Acknowledged that the agricultural
Interests ot our country have been greatly pro-
tnlted by the enterprise OF individual gentle
m-n 10 in portlag foreign breeds of sheep, bor.
as, aud neat caoll- aud by crossing them with
tue 1t breeds of our nwni while, comparative
", lte attention has been paid to the best
breed OF swine.
Among farmers, as well as most others lly-
ing IN tue county, pork constitutes the prn-
c,nal article of their meat provisions Through
tao yeal aul lard The principal Ingredient IN
their pa.iry cookery. 1t is believed that far
mers have generally erred by cultiyatipg tue
barge breeds these bY good feed ~il grow,
y 4 not fatteu sufficiently tor first rnte pork
until -IghteeH or twenty munths cd and 'hen,
when bntcherej, will produces greater pro-
poItion OF uune and oflal, aud less lard Than
those Of smaller frames aud better fTms. In
best breeds are hose which with the same iced
can le fattenei c.rIi'sf, say iron SIX 10 uIne
months, anI tnen made 20 weigh, whea slAnsh-
tered. ten scores THIS Is easily doae hy care
C,l and good feeding OF the small breeGs and
ca IA forms whereas those oil large aud Tong
frames redure six or eight months feeding
which poes no their grown without adding
mach 10 tueif int, aud are not TT for the
l,uohtpt carrier thaa lS OF 20 in0atns. 1hI'
KIND of pork costs the farmer too much. A
side from HAT, such pork IS ne'ther So rich nor
an deic,on, as that taltened al u much earlier
! period. 90, -
Whde residing at Malaga 10 1923, became
| conyiueed that the SpsnIah e'ee@ l sa" ,hes'
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POET az 4.
AUTUMN.
Y Z 7 z -FTIN-
RI ~ tam Caiieu BtgaH,.

RI W tam Cdiieu Btgau,.
me mclen holy days are COM, the saddast oil
afspiine wtrdi and naked "onds, aud mead
ows brown and srte--
tt.,,'d N die bnliuws II HE grove, the sum
met leaves lie dead
#ps,y r..f,e 10 the rddy Ing wind, and 20 the
Rtbbl5s "a al
gbp rotin aud tn wren are Il ,~n, aud from
tn, shrur III jaw,
,ad Gomlh ~ sd-top calls tne crow, through
al he gloomy day.
Where arc IN Il ,wrr', the AR young f,wefs,
ma loi, t. seruug aud ,too
,.h,i,btrr II. HI and soi,rr ans, "A beaureous
siserlood
,l. the, all are in their cravrs the gentle
race Of q bWsrs
.,o /, tng IA ,ueit luwly beds, with the fair and
good oi our.
lbs s,ia is falling where they lie, bu, the cold
November r"in
mi, not tom out The gloomy earth the lovely
Unes again
lhs wild n ,wer anil The VOLT, they persisted
lIng ago,
And the brisr rose AID the orchns died amid
thu su,pm - < o.,
Bat ON the hi tue gode".rod, anl the aster il
the wood,
And the yellow snh-h'"er ny the brook ~ nu-
tuaa brantY stood,
rtlLpu The fost from the clear, col i heaven. as
ial., the plaque on men,
And the ,rigntne,s al t1elr snile VAS gone from
urianh, glade and glen
Aod nov. when comes a calm, mild day. rs
SIN icn days may cnuir,
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TER us.

-For ;, per aaaan ayaIe in aivsnse.M ,noa sao
. Pto az n b. di,cautlnned k1at at the discretion
- 80 EI,tors) aatil all arrsarases are Paid.
Advertise aeats WI ns ,niat ~ a, 81 eGn,'
spai0 w. Those ffom d,stancI must be paid for
eaa'n :, tneir in.eftiou, the payment assumed by
sssas ~. m .lhe eer'on "a l.yaeinafs'
4Gletturs addressed tn the Editors must be post
- nr thsy viii not be attended To-
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which assigns the 10Th and i6ih as the day
when the alleged RIOTS took pinee
The Mes.g'r dos Chambers mrnhnns this mr.
ne1e from ths Augsburg Gazette, aud add, -
" Wa leeo. from other German papers, tint
Chief, Skrzynreki. are gone IL the itasstan
camp. aot remain there. eitherIo trent or 10
Gnd any asylum against tho popular move
m"nis. Which overturned their ahthnuty."
VIENNA, Aug. p. We aye still ~ nnsions
expedition Of The news from Poland Conqid
rrlng how near the hostile atmics a,e TO each
other. Il really seems that the pause ~ the mil
Itafy operation. must Toe caused by regulations.
Pnvaie letters Affirm thai thoy are already far
advanced, and must Snon come 30 IA concla.
sion. u Is also affirmed, that ~ case OF an sf-
rangemeni between th. belligefenl parties, ON
the basis of thu independence of Poland
fnnce Czrtoryski viii hn placed Mt the head
OF the government 10 tue dame OF tho Empe-
ror OF kussia.
Ribs should really heppen, II would be
new proof OF the mHguanimtty OF the emperor,
as frmcc tzaTtoTyski, who was always dwlin.
cnished ani loaded with iavors by The Russian
Cont. has by no means been gratcful but has
done every ihIng To encourage the resistance
OF ms countryuten "a he hussans. This, how
evor may br Cue Of tue Improbable reports
tlat are daily circulated. Ihs disturb ances
anu escessas OF the peasants IN Hungary con-
thne they have ill-treated Nnblemsn aud
then Officers, plundercd the cssila OF Counts
Lhp"ry and tzakl, aud IN some Instances have
been guilty OF great crueltss, In order To check
the nsurrectIon Of the peaSa0try, Two rrgi-
mfnis Of infantry have been sent from Gal-
'icla. aud three others are ordered from the CT
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Warsaw, Aug. 10.
" ORDER or THE DAY.

ittdu-aSitIiftS ~ nOlnONs
Soldiers Called by tue choice 81 the nation
and ynur conf ienre, 10 exercise the command
'n-ehlri oser your head IN all The glorious pr
vatons aud daosrr Ia which you have been
exposed far from all feeling of sell. lnvc, |
never sought the power winch was cnnttdet To
me accepted IT, and have hitherto exercised
II. Ihopgb | was seus.hia TINT II was accom-.
phnied with many and great difficulties, Il was
npi my intention Ia yield 10 those difficulties,
but was resolved 10 be The fret TO give the
example OF that perss yerahce of which We have
80 much need ~ or Presen, siiuauon.
\ '1n.a'''Hn named by lhp Diet have
found It advantageous Tor the gopt VI the copn.
Try 10 conlilc the chit command of the army
to olbrrs. Whist submit with resignation
to tbs inter renee, will address yuu ior the
last time, To TESTIFY 10 YOU thn entire esteem
whIehl AN filed Tor Your bravery. your devo-
tedness and q al. Your country lldges by
What you have hitherto donr, Of what II may
expec from you in future. The commando,
whom the representa- ives of the nation have
placed over you, is already known u you by
MS bravery aud his resolution, since by over
coming the greatest dbl nities he saved your
Comrades from that destruEfiou which, for
les, esuule man, would hive been inevitable
Let US surrouAd him with ,he confidence nnd
af 'ction his merits deserve. lnplICn cOnh-
dence, obedience. tho GIg virtue of a soldier
OF every rank, will be "A powerful support on
DOR SHE 10 the uGw commander and who had
the honor to be AT your head, may now be al
lowed 10 aspire TO another, that of fighting IN
your ranks, aud giving You au example OF the
discipline, which have hitherto required from
you. aud 10 which will with you willingly
submit. Soldiers, let us always unite uhgna-
nlmity and obe ieuae with courage and nj.
and with Gods help Poland wall still rae from
It's rum poiaud fore yer.
The Cou.iuandtI TN. Chief OF the armed Ma.
tiUdHl FprcG,
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In II debate 10 the b ili,h House OF Lord. nm
the oh ult Lord AbcrJeen affirmed with r..
gard 10 span, that .ior some lime past no uoun
ny IN Europe had advanced lurther,,n anchor.
alton, s"d was al presen, IN d moro q bid pro
gress oil improvement.
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An account from Barbados, o the 9TH Sep.
'e.noer states that 1904 persons had been found
dead m the RUNS, and the churches were full Of
the wounded.
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I3pts aud maiberf,ss which were sen,
f0nff ranca - Algmr., have thrfven ther. ne.
markahly well. Tue cultivation Of cotton aud
iadigp has boen liso"Ise Introduced by soma
Fr,ncpmen, lno Tue immediate yic,any OF AL
gers. WHICH promises TO no a valuable colo,y
for Flance T. more respects than as a mere ms.
tme depot.
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The London Courier says" Although the
io'eign policy ol The DiGe OF Wellington was
paeliIe, w ara quito ready 10 concur with our
contemporary ina, tho change OF Ministers
and 'hs asccndaacy Of lbn principles ia
England, have ia ainished tue chance. of a
gepafnl war. Ths despouc Gpverninents of
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loHDm DePraray--In looking over some
not very recent London papers, we were struck
w'th tnu recorder Sf London's report to the
King, OF persons under sentence OF death in
Ne"gt'e' alter the last February Sessions. OF
u persons caPnhiiy CONVEYED, nineteen w.re
OF s"a u"uer the age Of 3, OF these, Que
vas o"y aged ~, another IL. another ID,
an lther 10 two (one OF thema p,rn II twa
~, aud several %. Of the 81, one Only was
'rdered ton eKecuiion-Eliis, aged %.
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March Of hgenuty.-A printer in London
lately made al attempt to eysde the cos
OF stamped paper, by printing the aews on COT
ton. aud selliog his gazette. VI TINS fabric. un
der tue name ola " Political Pocket Handker
chief"
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An Election OF Senators has taken place in
Belgium, aud ourlet de Chok,er, the late Re.
gems, has 0esn ieJee ted. Fl ckleness. thu .aams
Is brisian
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LOe sEsras!g.
LEsfITaEET.

~ HE subscriber fsspec t.,iiy informs .hs
ladies and Gentlemen Of Mart.nshur. nd
its vicinity thsthe occupies convenient room
at the public house OF MIR Kroeson, where
he will with pleasure tender bis professional
assistance 20 eli thos, who farsr him with
their patronage He has at present a very ex
tsnsive end beautiful assortment of ] EETH
which BE will insert Of every sind ard aun,
Der to suit the nature ef the case, in the ,ao. I
usstnl and natural position, ia. operation.
al CLxAssiFG, SEPARATING, removing earl
ess parts and filing with Gold, and al ether
opersfons fer The improvement of the teeth
foreign snbstsncs is subject TO collect on
the teeth called Sslivary Calculus, it 10 this
that occasions ,nfianatisns OF the guns and
the dscolor OF the teeth-;t may ne easily
removed and the teeth rendered perfectly
white and fair The above operation. are
attended with little or no pain Teeth and
Fsnes removed in the NEST skilIful manner.
Charges shall bs moderate.
References 10 peisens of distinction, and
many si the most respectable families in pIa
ces where he has practiced If il is prefer
ed Families can be attended al their dwell
iags in the village or county
A.. r. GOODRICH
Mar,insburg. December 8. 1881
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December s, 1854 --7n

HCBLsC SALE WIN Ne tola, Nv nah
y i'c auction, on 7hmsdcg iers. the sth insi
II The late residence Of VIVA Gurus. decd
70 Mar'inssdrg.. all tie personal property be
,Gg'nE to ss'e decd, consisting 81 lense.
heia and Kitchen Furniture, snong which
are COOS Feather Beds, Bedding. Bedsteaas.
bureaus, Tables. Cbsirs. kei a Clock and
Ease: htsi rate .ihlch Cor. and seine Ho.s.
together With number Of articles not neess
ssrF to psrdcnlariss. Biz n,onths credit viii
&c sives The rurchaser on al sums ever Ave
so'iars uesa giving bend with approved -
cnrity, nnsicr That sum. cash Sale will corn.
hsnes early in the Aay, ard continue until
all cold CAruARINE CURFls,
dssinisirstrir Of lpn C,stis, deed
Deres,her :, 1881.
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A1tELlC SALE-Wiii b. soll, a, ruhIic
auctien, at the late residence Of MARY
Long. deed, near The Faihnr Waters. Oh
frisa5 the lola Of this month. ali Of The
prsperiy Of said deceased, consisting of one
iiorse Carriage and Harness. Mich Cows
and Sheep; Household and Kitchen Fnrni
fute. such as Tables Chairs, Bed. and Bird
dinki one twenty Ionr hous Closk; enc SAT-,
and some Garpet.ng, With variety of other
articles not Necessary to nasntion A credit
81 SIX month"; will be given The purchaser on
all sums ever two dslars upon giving bond
with aPprsved security
= ELiZiBETH LONG, .admrs
Derestbsr lAiI
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EUROES FOR HIRE Il sball attend
a at Nclicary's Hotel IN the town OF Star
t!nsburs, on " ed,sesdaB tie asia i,es.as. ier
the purpose ai AiRiEa raE NEoaors belong
ins to MRS Elizabeth Colsten,s Tor the enss,.
iEs year-Ihes ara too well known 10 re
cure descriptien. I isiicr rnysel that the
site asnss hccsming due at that fire, sill be
TAKEN up wt,h the same renarkste rro,net
ness that has hitherto 4 a shewn on sipnlar
oecsNsas. IHOS.s NJ. COLSToN.
December lat, 1881.
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EGRoES FOR tfiltG - N b s,i.r
=. - ed Tor hire. on Monday n, se,h sav Of
n''s naonth, a nsmser ef NEGROES. Co.
ssurg OF Men, Women, Boys aud Gnl..--
i pohu ana approved security viii he required
nose who hired Negroes Of the uaasr,,vn
ca me present year. viii return then well
clothed as stipulated, as they will ba held re
sFens'6ie orsny dsscieHev. Ths hiring viii
takssPisce at my res,de.ce in pn,k.y,lls
AMELIA EfCHELBERGER.
December ;. 1881
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h EMOVAL The subscriber takes TIL
s. 4 opportunity OF informing the p.olic thai
he has removed his shop & ON the old stand.
neariy oPpositst!i- Glsbe Tavern, to the new
building on the street between DR. Harrissn's
asS Frederick Brunner's. where ne is presa
red to esseute all orders in bis line, with all
possible despatch.
JOHN M'ALIISTER.
Martinsturg. Dec. s, 1851.
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ViR6INIA.--Tn the cir-Bit Saperior ecur,
OF Law aud Chancery FOR Rerkeisv casn.
"; December Rules, 1891.
i'''''es'e AID Legsa, plaintiffs,
=. against
<Ha'y Hem, md TAsras Horn, adaslr de DO
ms non n Philip iis~. dsca, delssdant..
EVE defendant. Mary Horn. not having
entered her appearance and gives SEGA
NY according 10 ths act Of Assen,hl, aid
sae rrles Of Court, and it appearing BY .ans
,ecsorF evidence tia, she is out or ms Con
noswealth; II Is ordered. Thai Inc s,,1 a.
lendast do enter her appearance 10 iris a,i.
on 'he hrst dey of the nest term, answer M
o'li 81 tue Fia,ntif, and siys security fsrwrr
'ors'ng The decree: ahd ,ha, cory sl In.
'rasr pc forthwith published in thu Martin.
onrg ossette, and csniin1sd Tor two ropih.
excessively. sha another c0ps ,hefsar COS,
ca The trent door OF the court house 81
this county. A Copy-re,ts.
JOHN STR0TEER, q.
h.
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December 9. iosi.-2m.


VIRGINIA - 10 The Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chaneery for Berkeley Csun.
IT, December Raies, 1881.
jacob Smith aud Fanny his ,rifs. foyn,srty
Fanny K,esacher and eido.e Of Conrad E.s,
sacksr, dec d., plaintiff.
against
Matthias Kessrekef. John heesaeksr and otbe,,
children and heirs, and derisees Of Matthias
keesacker, dec a., DEFENDANT,
StHk defendant Matthias Ksessckey. NOT
D having entered his APPEARANCE ard rvsn
security acesre,ng &c ,=e act of assembly
and the rules of tb,s court, and il ayoesrinv
by satisfactory evidence that he ia ont Of this
Commonwealth; IL is ordered. That tie said
defendant do enter his Appearance 10 this
suit, on the first day Of the next term, and
answer the bill Of the plsisiK. ard that co
pv Of tb;s order be forthwith published 10 the
Mariinsbarg Gazette, and Continued for tive
months successfully. aud another copy shsre
Of posted at tbs trent deer Of ,hs caurt house
of this county 4 CoPy--reste.
JOHN STROTHER, o.
December g. fs3I-2m.
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MANAGERS, orerer

eri.et'ers " dali fyo.t paid enelc.;hF
the Cash or Pr,fc tickets IN past I.a,,s,..ss
and ordering 0'''''ess
TICKETS OR SHARES
" ANY rr>poast5ss tSofiesv. .st.l rreei~r tLs,
ms'' prompt sls-asion. if "a sressed 10
YATES 4 MINIMIZE
,~r. iiashiagfoa Cay
O. The tickets End shares sen, sro,,, d.
Manager oiiice, Washington CIV A.. :,
ail eases The oris'nSl one, ami OF s,,,,... 49,,
sas'o 70 s'iy mistake or di.pa,e. .nJ a"e
easo ler Az ar'xcs mag Be had INSTANTLY upor
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VIRGINIA. the Circuit Snperier Conr,
OF i.ar and Chsncery for Berkeley Coun
tY. Decrmbcr Rules, 1881.
""ceO " eosr' plaintiff
agsinst
Jsi.t Hodiue. .Ineeph t.,aaiila,n. Ed,rard Bo,,S
Hh@ Aees, sid others, defendants
lie defendant Joseph C,anIham. not
= having entered his appearance and given
sscsf,ss. according to the act of assembly,
aud the rules o! thls court, and il appcarins
by satisfactory Evidence that lie i, ont o. Ills
Commanwsalb; II is ordered, That the said
aeisnoan' do enter his appearance to ibis
SUIT. on the first day OF the n@Et tarn,. and
answer the bill If the plaintiff ane That a
copy Of this order he fcrtAtyiili published in
the 1sriiasburs Gazette. and reatinued far
two months .ueee.s,vely. and another COW
thereof posted at the front door Of the court
house OF tiis cennty
a Copy 1este,
JOHN STROTHER, c
December g 1881
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EGROES ron SALE.--WiI he ssid
"a AT patlic sale, en Thursday The AID q De
ce'aber t'ss., At Prospect Illll, near Gerraras
town, ~ or II very likely NEGROES. lie
longing to the estate oil Vim. Wilson. dec d.
BENG the.e not embraced in the special dew,
sea Of lbs will Two eli them are Eo,ncn.
With two small Children. each The remain
der Boys ard Girls. chiefly su,alI, bat verv
likely and promising.
AZ the sanie Tune. will be SOLD several very
VALUABLE HORSES.
The Negroes will be sold FOR cash and the
fforses al AK months credit. The purchaser
giving bond with approved ,euuri,,
JOHN p. WILSON.
Executor Of TIm jtilsu,, dec d
Prospect Hill. DEC. lat. 1881
The editor OF The Winchester n enis hi;,.a "A
~ requested to insert the shove advertise
merit 5 titaes and forward his accona, 10 this
office for payment