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LAND NOR SALE.

4 h. Saturday the ID Cav of June, 1889, there
~ viii be sold, upon the premises a, public aue-
ton, ion cash, ia acres Of Land lying on both
81 les the Turnpike Road In the county of Camp
bell 4 just above the first toll There are two
tcncmcnts on his place suitable :of mechanics aud
a toIeroble good Blacksmith Shop-TAe sale will
be made IN pursuance OF trust deed executed to
the undersigned by VIM. II. Fox, on the 4th day
otDeoember, 1880, now OF record in the Clerk 5
Office OF the County Court OF Campbell Tic title
IS believed to be indisputabe, but as Trustees, We
Shall convey such tllle only as the deed aforesaid
vests in Us. 5. & =! t. GARLAND
Trustees.
May tbs
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~ noLLaRs REV ADD.

II RUNAWAY rom the sthsct,ber living IN
Z . pittsflyap,a County. uolr Wsrds, on Mon
das. 2lll II May, the following slaves, VIZ JOB.
aud ms vie ROSE job is a very likely boy, ~
90 q years Of age abouthg feet eight nine IN
ynos high, healthy spP"ran6e dark complexion, bis
asir grows nigh upon his temples y forehead ittle
OF n ard, good teHtf with an impeachment IN be
sped particularly when fist spoken to. Rose IL l.
%, = yours ofarc. ofori.nafY SIS, very dark com
pleeop. weaas her hals longer than he generally 81
le sf7as With ea5 teeth ] purchased hel {, y
months s.uss Of Rsf.J,Iu David ia, Of Gas,.ous.
.ea al twelve mir ,a1,h East Of Rough Crcet
t1af.a ab 4, dsF prob b.yage aiming to gH--l
IN II ia lnsiuef To b lies. Lowager, H. are "a
,.rIf Way "a flae slt ~H -, the allow
ttgaaI ,ar SID nssf1.s # appreheuded on tn
W OF tweuly dalars If taken On the East Of the
Bua Rd.e. and s@suloju joIl 20 ltnt pet them
alau JEREMIAH T.. ANDERSON
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DAVID IL. LYMAN.

q + Davals old stand Bank Square, Lynch
"a bufs. Va has Jus, received few fresh Me
dtencs, Pants Ac VIZ:
Loauud's MaccabaSnuf'
R#to d Llquorice Evanss Crown Loncots
Sly chime Gold Foil for Dentists
seaton Needles, Sprs Turpcnune
stone Ochre very superior, which in addition to
hs former stock renders ms assorlmeu, complete.
All Of which viii be sold ior cash, barter, OF to
panatua customers on the most liberal terms.
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NOTICE.
IS III "a daIToT ~. No Ill d ~ q

III y nc GIN Gay oi Joe n6' VIII u sod al
SJpa1hc auctton. Al the late residsuce q joel
Campbell deceased IN the county Of Amherst. liz
household and kitchen furniture ths stock # 5h,cp
aud cattle, belonging to the estate offhe sad Ja,i
Campbell, deceased The aboy, ral, ". 5c upon
eleilt OF 81 months the purca4aefs W. ye se
CURED to s,fe -9ud with aszpr.ly 10 carry alerli
from LIE date
+. :. All persons Aayius claims against The sa.d
estate roqus I'D 70 make known tbolr c.alrn- to
dle -abs.uUsf. WILEY CAMPBELL,
Executor ol Jo. Campbell. Sec 4
Ma - It's
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PEsnEDDS AIS

an ILL be received until the LIST day of June
w next, ttom those disposed to contract tor the
drawing Of the Lottery authorized by the act OF
tas Legislature. OF March, 1889 -" Entitled an
alt tot the purpose OF raising Sl2 900 tor bringing
d. water htothe town ofLrXln9ton, &c
- Propositions VIII be addressed To Matthew
White LeMucton Chairman of the Commission.
ers appointed by the act aforesaid
IrXMslon. Rock co May 8 ~
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E1IRGlNIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office a.
W tue Circuit superior Court Il Law aud tbahcrf' "
the town ofLynchburr the 9th day of March IN,
Archibald Robertson cNar Of lanes VI. ifo"t d'c' W
against Charles {, Carter admir- Of Henry tnHet "'
mud IN night, Hill Carter " m. I. tuer lh''
:. Gutter, John {. Garter, VIM VI. Waller t"1p
81 the estate Of Oho VI. Carter Moore +. Cmlrf' 9''
iug Claiborne, John Thorn son and Lucas !. Ih2af
rHnrd H. tN'ors of Mary Garter, &c. lIil f"',.
Of john and Apphil Carter, Charles l.. Barrett I' y.
Garland, Daniel HiggIubothum ~ Go. lrmy J. II"
Sterling Claiborne, trustee Ior WIN. waugh ~.
IiIggml otham Vim. H. Knight, Robert Imsty, 'h'l
Penn and James Rose, Defis.
The defendants Thomus ;. Carter and John =. 'a'"'
having entered their appearance gwen ,eeh'l
TO the of Assembly and The rules Of ths'""'' 5 .
appearing by satisfactory evidence TINT tht aff
auts of THIS country 1t is ordered that The SAID
do appear here the first day Of the neat ri"
answer the hin ofthr plaintiff and that COPY ~
order be forthwith inserted some newsnalet md
III the town If LyuChhurE for two months succtH'l
posted al the fr.n door of the courlhonsf ~ n
tOWu. AZ ply E,s.c, J. hSApnalS
Mach 10 ~
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EEesEIORNS.
April lo

OF CASES fine and supcrfnc Lyehorus. imported
~ direct, color and quality warranted and prices
as low as can be desired
MCKEE. ROBINSON & TO
ALSO, $50 pieces new style Spring Caicoes
aud Glnghams, back Italian Silks, India patterns
and superior Satin Lcvautncs. all of The ils, or
der. MCKEE. e Co.
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Valuable YSWn pYopertN

FOR SALE
EnNllE subscriber wishes to sell MS House and
II Lot, fronting on Cooke STREET.-THE feet run.
ning back the usual depth. property Is at this
TIM. rented To Nh Cadwallader For luArr in.
formation, apply 10 Mr.. caswell Poe, wi ss alonu
authorized to dispose Of il for me The te}ms shall
be low and accommodating.
WILLIAM BARNARD
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
NOTICE..

Il HAVE FOR SALE, three head Watermcn-
they are experienced, ot good character and
lIhely-I have also, or 10 other negroes for sale
They viii be sold on accommodating tcrms-I
have aiso, several valuable tracts OF land, lying in
Amherst county, which would sell on the most
reasonable terms, both as to price and Iaymeuts--
Those disposed to purchase rcal estate would de
well to examine these londs--as tiey are such US
axe but rarely ii, .l.afi.e;
WM. Z. GARLAND.
a.a Glasgow, FL %. &
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=. L. 4 j. a.. ROY ALL

III BsuANr 10 decree Of tho SUPERIOR
81 Court Of Law y Chanttry for Augusta county
held the Court house IN Slaunon On the 26th day
of January 1882 In thrrasc Of Robert WIrY
against Nash l.. plRar and Benjamin WEIGH, I'd
mtu rltors Of John prtzer decd and the W ldow
nI / lens NJ 5ord John Pltzer decd shall, On
Tuesday tn ooh day of May next, ON the prem
sos. oil lal sale Al public auction the land m the
bIllncul,aaa9 ou James River IN the county of Bo-
raaaft to the highest bidder on a credit of one, two
S three year' the purchaser giving bond < security
nrd. pulehasu money N three cqanl ustalmrnts, &
dera ofuu,t upon lhcland to secure the payment.
sand land lsa LARGE tract containing upwards OF
FlF rEEN HUNDRED ACRES; g1rat part =
winch is Low grounds aud we'll adapted 10 the cul-
ture of Hemp, Tobacco, &c. has on ia first rate
Brink Dwelling House, Barn aud o.hor convenient
out hou,es To-, ethrr witha Merchant Mil all Of
which are nov IN the occupancy OF Nash l.. Pit
Fl. ESQ aal VIII he lana oil lnd sold IN separate
pate.s to salt parthGcrs
GEORGE ESKRIDGE,
COMMISSIONS appointed by the Court.
April % wtdb
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May

VA LILLIAN /. REID, Thonas J Reid, nd.
w mrofJohn l}r,d, dee Joseph Gadd st and
Robert c. Cutler. Take notice that on Thursday
the 2ith day of May n-Xt, between the rising and
't,ng ofthc sun, nj llatcher's Old Store IN the
county Of Bedford, shah proceed to take the dc
positions Of John NooJl and others, to he read rs
evidence in sultnoN depending and undetcrmln
elm the Circuit superior Coul of Law and Cham
Gerry holden m Lynchbmg, in which am plaintiff
and you are defendants. And II the SAID dcposi-
ton, should not he finished on that day to be con
tinued from. day to day, until completed. And on
Saturday the 26th day OF the same month, at tn,
oliee of Giles Ward ia the town OF Lynehburs,
shall take the deposltous oil Mrs - Reid and
others, TO be read as evidence in the same suit I,
be also continuation day to day, if necessary.
Sundays excepted I'll completed.
HENRY, a p aRYer
SJ1 Of EIi...
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DYSPEPSIA CURED.

z U>I received. il,shsnplly ri DE- ! / Ben
W san.a Invaluable ANTI spepuc Pills a faie
end eIreu4I remedy for thls uost distressing com
p..at.-1bt grrat demand for these pa.s when
,srf dry nav b.fD introduced to the public. Is {
b.slpr',fo 81 DIOR alpcuortty. Those who 4fe IN
want afthezr cciebralyi Pr are n9uGsod 10 cfIl
as soon as pos.ibs. as this Is III lt.t wprly We cs
pcel to receive 'n,# summer Price : per BOY
Also, efrosA supply of d. l. Benson colt
braied Tooth ache D,ops tn only eaactual remedy
'or els dtsaas., winch u. warranted pae-slg IL
iam asi Price ~ cents
JT.GJ T. ROYAL.
Only Agents for Lyu-h5at, Va
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FTIRGINlA.-At rules holden IN the Clerk, office nj M
~ Circuit superior tourl OF Law aud thnerp. ut I'D.
county OF Nelson, the IN day OF May, lsi2 In '"n
r"ry. Peter {. Jacob, PltE against wv. Var. DR.
Williams james Montgomery john JIcob,, HcuJae.#
Harm, " Illam Lee Harms, John J. lld, AID tie.
X. Jacobs, admir- OF NliiIaui Il. Jacobs, -. Drils
The defendants Johu Jacob, john A. Hii and Gt"r-.
jlcohs, having entered their appearance gtru 'fe
according 10 the act Of Assembly, and tie rne Of t,
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence that thy
not uhailtahts Of tins country II Is ordered iha1 I
ad Defendants doapper here the hrst day OF the t
term aud ausW the bill Of the plaintiff and that 17t
Of tins order be FORTHWITH inserted nr',f9'i
printed IN lie town of lynehburg, for months 'tf
sycy, aud posted front of the comI-lslsi'
Ui this county. -,
ropy-Teste, EO. c. CUTLER 3"
Nav II WIN
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SPRING GOODS,
At unusually Low Prices.

nUR W'hol,stle and Rcta1 friends are re5se1t-
SDully informed. TIA, our spring assortment Is
peculiarly adaptsd 10 fIi.ir @aat embracing every
description ofa.aI md fancy -aoois, fashionable
useful and cheap-wc sol.r,,an examination Of tho
SAM confident that 8ecau IKE ,.rsfsI satl fac
ton. Nickel, ROBINSON, & ID
Apr.l - Is
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DRINK

Barely drink bu, when thoa ar. dry tn smaller
,i,e,drin the clearer the head and the cooler the
bisd, which &c great benefits n temper ana bas,-
ne.sE lWYitr1 PcrR's H9kS.
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CHEWING TOBACCO.

CHEWING TOBACCO,
a D. superior quality, as is beloved by good JUDI
" Is, to amy other IN this place, put up by Par
tn (who is entitled to the credit of the reputation
acquired by Royal 4 Gilpin, and others, for the
best ever manufactured in this country, is now tos
sale, (only two kces) at
WARDS LOTTERY OFFICE,
at 40 cents per pound by the pound larger guam
uty and if any one is dissatisfied with the quail
ty and will say So upon his honor, the whole
price shall be returned. Gail at
WARDS OFFICE
And secit before yoa purchase elsewhere.
G. WARD.
March II Is
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4 CASE otthe above Of superior ,aiaIt, onl
Va much below lost years prices
McALE. ROBINSON L CO.
AVN L. Z.
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NK RS. TARDY vii receive f.w bcarders %
We liberal terms
NJ. :. wiw
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what's called the lax OF nature Is made ny sim
nlyot Two thing5-selt-intere5, and reason.
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ENOis SALE-A com.g......a...
x CaugoSe. Enquire at lbs o.'.-a
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| sQNFgRFEfiEIIs..E
GLASS LAMPS

q HANDSOME aasor,4.a. Of Sla4
Il aud ChamDer Lamps, just r.s.....
sale low. By u - ~.
Ney q ...
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April
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-. - - 'FfIAI1IA vi ITTUKNIUN.
Z REQ H nj q. "a a. Gt|ss

1873. AT four years old, ct Frederick
town, Maryland, he beat Mr. Mcpherson,
celebrated running mare the indian Hen. MIR
Sieeper's horse FlLz James, Winning in great
style the Jocky Club Purse in two heats OF
three miles each.
AT Baltimore, he ran The three mile heat.
against the famous running horse FLYING
Chlders, the foil brother OF Rather. aud a
gainst tHz James, aud won agala ia two heals
IN great style.
lo2A'-He ran at Long Island the four
mile heats, aud though out olorder, and hay
laS been but few weeks in training. he hea;
Young Oscar, Molly Long Legs, and prizc
fighter, but was beaten by FlIrilla. the full
SISTER OF hattleH. He also beat with ease. in
two heats each, Hornet Hylander, a yerv fleet
morse on has own ground, IN New Jersey:
anu IN The same year, after rapidly travelling
more than one hundred and fifty miles. and
only resting one day at the City of Wash
ilSton, he ran Jour three mile heats. ene he
ing dead, with General Winn,s Iris and
won the Jocky Club Purse though he carried
Jour and halt pounds over weight. and
ne d,stanced MIR. Sleeper's horse the first
heat
iS25'--He ran the four mile heats al Bal
iuore' tn sax weeks exercise, after being
~ 10 "a S'oihoh Az 4NeW JERSEY. and won the
'ocNy Cluo Purse OF S400, beating al two
heats, Gov. Wright Grey mare, Mr. Siee'
per's Bay horse, MIR Sewal's Bay mare winch
' Won the three mile heats az Washington and
Doctor Gunneps Wharf Rat wa ""N
lie ran the week after at the CITY Of v..h
nston the four mile heats, and in two heat.
Won the Jocky Club Purse; beating Youn~
Hickory, and the famous running horse TO-
er which wen the three raiie heats at BALI
lefe; ana t'ie preceding spring is said TO
ave beat the celebrated running mare a.
ey Richards.
AT fredericksburg in Virginia, the week I
Tier, he ran the four mile heats ana won the .
ocEy Club Purse OF $500 beating MIR Stro. I
hers famous running mare Atalante bv Ar. 4
hibald. and disfancing the Red Fox, ana
NO other good horses SO thatin these tbraa i,
aces OF four mile heats, though he ran a. |,
iinst ten well trained horses, he never lost ,
heat. ''' :
WILLIAM THORNTON. II
CITY Of Washington. Feb. %. 1926
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POETRY
NAUTICAL PHILOSOPHY.

One night came on hurricane
The sea was mountains rolling
When Barney Bunting turned bis quid,
And cried to Billy Bovine
"There's sou vestsr coming Billy,
Don't you hear il rear now7
Lord be p EN-, how pi,ies them
Unhappy folks on shore now.
'Fool hardy chaps as lives in towns,
What dangers they are all IN.
Al night he quakIng in their beds,
For fear their roofs will fall in
Poor creatures, how they enyies Us,
And wishes, Eve a notion,
For our good luck IN such a storm,
10 be upon the ocean.
CHOW, as to them thot's out all day
On business froni their houses,
And late al night arc walking home,
10 cheer their babes and spouses,
While you and |, upon the deck,
Are comfortably lying,
My eyes! what tiles and chimney tops,
About their heads are flying.
"you and |, Bill, have often heard,
How folks are ruined and undone,
BY oveiturns aud carriages,
Hy thieves aud fires IN London
We've heard what risks all landsmen run,
From Doblemen TO tailors.
Then Billy, let's bless Providence
That you and are sailors."
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which press him down. His griefs have been
often groancd forth; bat there are thousands
that are .unwritten' & imprinted. We Will not
attemut TO enumeratc them--they are more
numerous than the types in bic case. There
are some, however, which If known end 90
derstood by the community, might lead to
mitigation viii cite an example for IL
lastration. well minded neighbour comes
into our office, just as the paper Is going to
press" Dear SIR" says be, at the same
time sputting his arm Familiarity upon co
lumn OF set up matter, and destroying The
labour OF half day--"Dear sir," will you
have the goodness just to clap into your pa
per this obituary notice Of my lriend-itis ra.
Their late | knov--I bad II prepared--l meant
TO have brought it before---it VIII not make
more than half q column F" What shall we
do? What can we do? Why we must de.
ny him, and therefore offend him. "jnst CLAP
it inn lie little knows the labour Of ar
ranging geometrically, dramatically, or
geographically, syntaetically, seotimemeliy
and geographically, sorc thousands Of ht
tie pieces oil metal Sulsn Observer.
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JOSEPH EySIIER.
March IS. 1891.
ElLtSGy y JE.

SOUTHERN ECLIPSE is a beautiful
ehesnu. sorrel, sixteen hands high, and twelve
years old. He was sired by Governor Sprigg 5
four mile horse Northampton, which Gas b.,
The Old Oscar. and he by 4hc imported horse
Gabriel, his dam by old ediey. The dam
Of Northampton by DIR. Thorntons capital
imported horse Driver, the sire of Eclipse
Herod. Driver wac by Lord Eyre mont's
Driver. bis dam by the famous Darlnont,
the sire OF Gabriel The dam Of Southern
Eclipse was by the late Mr.. Bond First Con
sui, which Vas by the Old Flag Of Truce,
the sire Of FlageIlater, his dam by the WI
ported horse Slim. The grand dam of
Southern Eclipse was by the beautiful and
capital running horse Grey Diomed which
was by Old edley, and he was by Gimcrack;
be by the grey horse Cripple, and Cripple by
the Godolphin Arabian, thus the blood Of
Old Medley becomes exceedingly valuable,
OF which The Southern Eclipse has two near
crosses. The great grand dam Of Southern
Eclipse was Col Brents famous running mare
Old Ebony, by the imported OiheIlo, winch
was by Grab, and Crab by the Alcoek Ara.
bian--his great great grand-dam the ceietra.
ted running mare Old Selma, one of The best
marcs ever imported, and was gotten by the
Godolphin Arabian. All the crosses Of t.le
Southern Eclipse are from the most valuable
stock, without a single stain.
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FOR TIE LADIES.

French Method IF Washing Cashmere Shawls
lst Wash the Shawl thoroughly with
soft water and white soap.
% Beat up SIX yoIks of eggs and mix
them IN clear cold water, in which wash the
shawl
Sd. Wash the shawl in several waters IN
Ill all the soap aud yoIks of eggs it has imbi
bed disappear.
4th. Stretch it well on light cloth or
clean carpet. many pins. the more the better,
and then rub it well with silk
Ii this is done with care the shawl will
look like new one.
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valuable Real Estate for sale.

yHsuE suh.criber offers for sale valuable
TAN YARD and all necessary bu'ld.
ing. thereto appertainIng, with a cons ,ssT.
srprlr Of running water; two DIV ELLiNG
HOUSES, Zone Of which is OF Bnck' ana
the other Of Logo together With an hail a
ere Of ground, situate in Darkesylhe' Der,
keIey coonty, Virginia; on the nam road
leading from Martinsburg 10 Winchesier.
100 mig - JACOB +. SElBERT:
N B. WAHFED--a JOURNEY ia4s
TANNER. A single man would be preieree'
Darkesville, March 9, 1889. -,
sy-s' Torch Light" Ha9 ersto'gn; "Hsfaa,
Fssderickto,cn; and "Free Press" chdrse'
to,cn, ,ciH insert TO The amt Of 81, and eh@rge
this office
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Public Sale of Real Estate

EgC hoc ANT to decretal order rendere,
6 6y the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
5lb p s S,a nt Tor Frederick county. on the
Gorge Payne against aenry Payne. i shall n
a., a. 'Peclal Commissioner, sell at publ: auc
t'on to the highest bidder, before the fron,
S G,9 Of taylor's Hotel in Winchester. on
''',rd9y Tie l7t6 dag Of .8pril nert, -
Il Piece or Parcel Of Land,
N'oS m Berkeley county. containing abo,.
one hundred and forty acres: il be;"s @n na.t
o. a larger tract of land sold by the s pa,
. ~rofge fayne to the said Henry Pavno. and
,aoJ9lns the Yellow House estate, and I H."
' o,bas. OIL Thomas Campbell. John PAYNE and
o,noTs' The terms viii be one fourth o, he
''qreha stmouey must be paid on the dsv "" nS
,a,e' an1 the balance in three equal nay'
neats Of six, twelve and eighteen mon, b Pay
,,,so purchaser givirg deed Of trust 20 So
'uFe The defer = payments " sc
February IS, 1889 O'''''"'SS'o''ef
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4 he beautiful aud we'll bred Horsa
SURPRISE e.

- WILL stand this season ut the
}WIsre 4 subscribers stable on Mill
sT1 Creek, on Mondays, TUESDAYS
tsss--eess s<as and Wednesdays; and at Mr.
udoFiei Davis tavern, near Pogh town, Ere
derck county, on Fridays and Saturdays, at
eisht dollars the season, (Which may be dis
charged by the payment Of ok dollars within
1he seasoni) sixteen dollars for insurance
Inc season will commence the lst of ApriI
ana end The LIST Of Jolly next. Every care
"ili be taken of the mares, bat 90 responsi
u"i'y Tor accidents or ESCAPES For pedigree
ana performance, see hand bills.
:, LEVI HENSHAW.
March 10, 1882.
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W eaymg and Dying Business.
| b VIE subscriber takes occasion fo inform
n,s trends, customers and the public ia
general that he continues to carry on the
weaving and Dying business in ali its va.
rious branches at his residence on the farm Of
. !, FAINTER, near Ma tinsburg He will execute
al oriers for figured work in the shortest
Eoss'o,e time, such as Counterpanes, Cover
us; liable Linen, Carpeting. and all kinds
oi b'aper work-he will also do all kinds OF
'anC coionrlng, and binds himself that they
s''ail ne permanent and fast. Silks, Crapes,
&C oosoured at the shortest notice and on
.he most reasonable terms A share of Or.
'fonage is asked, with the assurance that il
small be well done and at the most reduced
prices WILLIAM IOSi
March 90, 1889
qs-i certify that have had Weaving and
' done by Mr. Cosley. and can safely
say that The Weaving was well done. and the
Colors permanent ''"'
RICHARD McSUERRY.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-12

Mr.. Blimire's tavern IN Martinsburg; and on
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, at the
stable of the subscriber in Shepherdstown
and be let TO mares at ten dollars the season
Mares sent from distance can be furnished
with good pasturage at fifty cents the week
The season has commenced, and will end
the 9th of June next Every care wri be
taken Of mares, but no responsibility for &C
cidents,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-12
%~sartinsl'rS Gazette:
PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
Bl WASHINGTON EVANS,

TWO DOLLARS PER .agS.yYtv.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE;
| On, Too Dollars and Ttoe,stU- fire esnt..
AT THE END OF SIX MONTHS.
and If payment be deferred to the end of
the year, or near the same.
fWo DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
will invariably be demanded
ga failure tonotiiy the discon,ipDance Of
the paper at the end Of the time subscribed
:or, viii be considered as a new on ~ cement.
9~No paper discontinued until an srrear.
ages are pa'd up, except at the discretion OF
the Editor.
advertisements inserted at The rate Of
one dollar per square for the three first iaser~
IONS and twenty Eve cents per square 10Y
each subsequent insertion.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-12

also on hand quantity Of Mems and Wo-
mems Saddles, Briiles, Hariingales, Collar,
and Harness OF every description. made in
The best possible manner. which be is deter
mined TO sell at prices TO suit the times
JOHN HELFERSTAY.
r.artinshurg, re-. | 1882.