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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-17
72,0pO Dollars
1860 PRIZES.
II 492 BLANKS.
$4,000 TICKETS.
Mode of Drawino.

Io'bs drmrn m!the HIGHand Low SYS-
TEN. The - 600 prise, # 81 to be a,garG
'ei to The High or Lop digisioR. 10 be deierstia-
ed by that ,rhirh may dya1c the Capital Prize
Of So 000-so that the holder Of t'oo Tickets,
one IN each dtUision, is certain to dra1c one
Prt2e. ard may drm0 THREE The numbers
from ] 10 - 900 inclusive are LoU, and th0Se
Jrom ~ 900 600 are |tigh. i'll he prizes
aLore The denomination o. 81 are put ~ one
'oheet, and all the numbers IN ahother-tAe
sohols 10 be drapn in a fe,s hours. Pfises peg
Gtte IN CASH toitg days otter The draering, sub
Jcct IL Tie us'ot deduction Of ft'eet PER esil
Tickets 81 Halves S2-Qnatters slr e
Tickets and ShGes aHa Packages, 10 be had
~ the greatest pd1iety IF Members al
STEVENSON < POINTS OFFICE,
St0HG0a, Easutja
9@~Al orders from a distance, enclosing
The cash, OF piize ticke cts, will be thankfully
received and promptly attended to, If ad
dressed 10
STEVENSON & POINTS. MANAGERS.
Siunton. FUgmta
?EtFickets and shores can lie l,ad OF the
following gentlemen who act as Agents for
the MaragorS, VIZ:
WASHINGTON kROESEN, .MmtinsGura
DANIEL ENILER, I u.,
CHS: HARPER, ShefhefdS''~ns
WILLIAM l.. BOAK. Dnhcso
stauntpn, May 10, 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-17
The high bIooded Horse,
SIR

tihe propersy@ CrL I'm. n. johnson
one OF the largest Of thesSlr Arcby ana
ar Harry stock, will stand this season. -
Mondays. Tuesdays, and Wednesdavs
I'll ~ o'clock. m at the stable Of nr Fls.
klel showers, in Mattinsburg; and on Thurs.
days, Fridays, and Saturdays. Al he sssais
of Capt John Lemon, near Bnptns.. a;n
and be let TO mares at the reduced nr;ce ~
tcetes dollars the season, but NV a. ~
charged by the payment of ten dotlars viii.
in the season.; Si1teen dollars TO eusn,e
mare in foal, to be paid when The ms,s
proves with foal; parting with, removing lbe
mare, o. not continuing her regularly 20 the
herse. ~for!eits the insurance money. Great
care will be taken of all mares put 10 Sir
Peter, but no responsibility for accidents.
lie season has commenced, and will end
the first of July next.
9-Any gentleman wishing TO discharge
the season within the same, can do so bv
paying 10 Mr. f Showers. Martibsbarg. or
TO Capt John Lemon. Bunkers' Hill. either
OF whom are authorized to receive payment.
Aay 3, 1882. JAMES BROOKS.
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e 1DXGRlI.

My horse SIR PETER, is a beautiful
blood bay, full five feet four inches high.
was nine years old last Spring; he is a re-
markabiy sure horse, and his colts are un.
commonly large and likely; he was gotten
by the celebrated loal getter and high blood
ed laurence, he by Sir Archy. dam BY the
imported horse Sir Harry; 9 dam ty Cham
hcie-f; g g dam by Nieade'sa Old Celer;
dan by the celebrated running horse Lees
Old Mark Anthony, & dam by the i'm.
ported horse FIimnap; g g dam by The
imported Old Jolly Roger, out of the old
imported mare Mary Gray; be was out Of d
very fine mare by the imported horse Won
der. aud she from a mare by the imported
horse Alderman. Sir Peter was never train
ed to run, having been bred and owned by a
gentleman who had no propensity that way.
] purchased him witha view 10 stand, ON &C.
count Of h- good size, pure blood, and ex.
~coIlence as a leal getter
UiHiam X johnson.
Chesterfield, January 10, 1882.
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" ashingtOn County Iank.

ashington Comlty Bank.
NOliCE Is hereby given, that the books
~ of subscription TO the capital stock OF
the Washington County Bank, will be re o
pened on .Hoa9ay tie 21st day 1T .3lap inst.
and be continued open for 6 snccessiee days.
The counting room oil { II 4. ID lEarfeta, in
NlLLIASfsPoRT, and at the office OF y. Ma
sci, III IlAeERsrowN, under the direction of
the Commissioners named 10 Tie charter: and
on The same days, al the Gt0be len, IA the
town Of MARTINsBURG, Va. and at Mr.. Il,.t-
ter'c IdceTn, IN SHEPHERpsTowN, Va under
the superintendent of persons appointed at
those places.
JOHN r. DALI & OTHERS,
commissioners.
Nav 8. 1899.
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POETRY
Fron ,he National Gazette.


A negro bov, ~ work in a field in Gooch-
land county, Va. fsays the Alex andrIa Ga
zette } "was suddenly startled hy a noise in
the air, resembling thunder. Upon looking
up 10 discover whence IT proceeded, he saw
two birds az an immense height in the air,
engaged in a desperate combdt:'-whlcb n
paiiy brought them to the ground together,
with taions interiocked. tie threw himself
On HON, and ,0ruug their necks They we're
Boid Eaglesi
Kings OF the aiIi your wings were Tree
With thunder cloud to reanI,
And the rich breath OF liberty
Was in your glorious home'
You lookd nnon cur hills with mirth,
Upon our hills aud shores;
For we were crawling on the earth,
Aud heaven itself was yours!
Had We, as brothers, still soar'd on,
Your wings were tagging yet;
And The same ewes that hail at dawn,
Had wateh'd the sun, at set.
IN strife. We tore your wings of might,
For man 10 mock, ye bled:
de trembled at the Eagles flight,
He spurns the Eagle dead
Ye are an omen Of our fate,
With nobler issue rife,
" hen brotheFhood's forgot for bate,
And peaceful love for strife.
A frown-Iow, low our country hes;
A tiow-the funeral pail
Wien worlds, that iear'd her IN her rise,
May iranlple, IN her ldie
sIhe recount of this extraordinary rencon-
ire lately appeared originally IN the Wing.
il seems TO be well authenticated
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-17
Valuable Land for sale,

; ME Farm on which the subscriber res
FL SIDES is for sale, it is situate within one
mile Of Martinsburg. containing $40 acres
of first rate LIMESTONE LAND. about
10 acres Of which is timber; the cleared land
is in a high state of cu~itivation-tbe Dwell.
ing House is very comfortable, a good Bara,
and every other necessary buillins; a laTge
orchard OF the best fruit, A good bargain
be had if application IS made inmediale-
iy, aud possession given between the LIST and
5th April next.
WILLIAM LONG.
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WANTEsD.

a YOUNG MAN oil responsibility. ac-
IA quainted IN some measure with The
transaction Of Mercantile business, and who
IS a good salesman, will, upon satisfactory
recommendation, receive employ meut on APP
plleation to the subscriber.
THOMAS c. SMITH.
Nartinsburg, MAY 8, 1889.
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JOHN Clerk
Berkeley On: Sup: Court

Fg7HE parties interested in the above suit
L will please TO take notice that | will at.
tend at the Clerks Office Of the county court
of Berkeley, or Monday the aSth instant, for
the purpose of executing The above decree,
when and where they are required to attend
with all the necessary evidence and voucher,
to enable me to make up the report agreea
bly, TO the direction of said decree.
SEAMANS GARARD, ComIr.
Nav 10. 1852
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New Spring and Summer
GQoDSe
WYE have just received and offer for sale,
Wv a new and beautiful lot of Spring and
SUMMER GOODS,

Wv a new and beautiful lot Of Spring and
SUM GOODS,
to WHICH we respectfully invite the attention
OF our odd customers. and the public general
IL, as they will be sold very cheap. Our stock
consists Of
Blue, black, brown, olive and claret cloths,
Cass:mercs and cassInctts, various c%oIots,
Black, brown, and green summer cloths,
Back, olive, brown aud green brochellas,
Black prIncetta, and cold marino casslmeres,
Black s. colored circassians, s. bombazetts.
White & colored billings, Rouen cassimeres
Fancy bang up cord, moleskin 81 beaverteens,
Cold & white satteens, cottonsde Il Pitts
burg cord,
silk, Versailles, & Welting vestings,
Plain & s,rip'd ginghams, c~alicoes, painted
muslins,
Irish linen, linen cambria,
Cambria, Swiss. iackoBe,t & book muslins,
Cambria, furniture & common dimity;
CoIored & bonnet cambrics,
Fancy Gro de nap 81 gauze bapdkerchiefs,
BandaRna, pongee & Aag handkercinefs,
Fancy cravats * cotton handkerchiefs,
White blond & green gauze wells, barrege,
Black, white Il green Italian grapes, bobbi
nett,
Thread & bobbinett, laces, edgings g. inser,
mgs,
Black Italian lntestripg s. cold Gro de maps,
Grape de lyons, s. Grape royal,
White, pink s. green florence, pongess,
Black nancon grapes, black mode,
White & cold cotton hose. & | Q hose,
Worsted & silk hose, s. Ia hose, (black and
celored,)
Corded skirts, brown & black holland,
A, ) 4. IA & 10 4 Russia sheetings,
Brown Irish & Burlap's linens,
Gentlemen's b~uckskin, Beaver g. Hoskin
gloves,
Ladies Hoskin, kid & silk gloves,
Black & brown muslins, cotton drillings,
Checks, plaid cotton, palm hats,
Cotton yarn, capdlewicks, Sc.
WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Queens and Glass ware, Hard
ware, Stationary, Brushes, &c.
H0GNHRE & BOYD.
Martinshurg, May 8, i8J2-tf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-17
Nav 10. 1882

ElRGINlA-da he (iyc,,;f Suner,or lo,rI
Of mn and gI,,'csr,, f.. Ri oI,. ca.oh.
V,ecu TN Is9o
LIN y Irar,;. G, NJ re- ufc, ,jIrar.
eo1;oJ fO
Nouuno. pal.;no ,--,J"a "a IL. or !.
cob B,llmlre. dcc>d and the same Maria
ret Bdlmire, admir- If Jacol BillmiIe. deed
John Bllmjre. Michael Bil,ntre. Iatharine
Curtis. late Calbarine BlIimire, William
B,llm,re, Jane RAlmire. aud Rosanna Bin
mire; the sad John, Michael, Catbarine,
William. and Rosanna, and complainant
Mary, being children and heirs al law Of
Jacob Billmrre. deed. defts.
sESiIiS day came the parties by their aitor
MES, ane this ease came on To- be heard
this dav upon tie bill. answers of The guar
dian adj Item. and Of the adult defendants
and y,as argued nv coun.el- wbereunon IN
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-17

VIRGINIA. IN the Circuit Superior court
Of Lap and Chmcery f0r BefketsY county
MAY RULES. 1892.
Samuel Keesacker, Andrew kecsacker, No
ble Emerson and Mary las wife late Ma
ry Kcesackcr, children Of Conrad Kee
sacker, deceased, plffs.
John French, ex'r of Jacob French, decd
and as such exc: Of Andrew keesacker,
decd Philip Nadenbousch, sheriff of Bcr
kelley county, administrator Re 6onis non,
under the law, Of John Pltzer, deed Ma
ry pitzer, the widow, Michael Pitear aud
others, the heirs OF John pitzer. dec def Is
gE VIE defendant, Michael pitzer, not hav
a ing entered his appearance and given
security, according TO the act Of assembly
and the rules of this court, and it appearing
ty satisfactory eyidencetha be Is oQt Of fim5
Commonwealth; Il is ordered, that The said
defendant do enter his appearance TO tins
s,mt, on the first day Of the next term. and
answer the bill o. the plaintiffs: and tkat a
copy # thla order he forthwith published in
any newspaper within this county, and con
timed for two months succcssvely, and a
mother copy thereof posted at The front door
oi the court house OF saId county.
A Copy.-Ieste.
JOHN SIR0IIIER, c.
Nav 10, I332.-con
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VIRGINIA. the Circuit Superior eo,rs
Of Law and Chaneery for Frederick county:
OCTOBER Term, 1881.
Luke Pentoney, admir-. Of Daniel Zinu. de-
ceased, ptiR
against
Harrison Waite, deft.
nN the motion of the defendant by his
~ counsel, he is permitted 20 file his an.
swer, which was thereupon filed and on the
further motion of the defendant by his coun-
sci, and for good cause shewn, 1t IS ordered
that this cause be removed to the Circuit Su-
perior Court of Law and Chancery for the
county OF Berkeley; and by consent Of the
parties By their counsel, it Is ordered that a
Master Commissioner of the county Of Ber-
kelley do examine, state and settle the &C
counts between the parties, stating all such
matters specially deemed pertinent by him
self, or which shall be required by either OF
the parties to be specially stated, and make
report thereof 10 the said Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery for the county
OF Berkeley, in order 10 a fnal decree.
A Copy -Teste,
JOHN SIROTHER, Clerk
BERKELEY On: Sap; Court
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@&IarttnAossrg GAZETTE:
PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,

TWO DOLLARS PER A.NvVU.N,
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE;
Or, Ttro D0'iafs aud IiceEtyE ss Cents,
Al THE END OF SIX MONTHS;
And If payment be deferred to The end Of
the year, or near the same,
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
viii invariably be demanded
"a failure 10 notiiy the discontiuuanceoi
The paper at the end OF The time subscribed
Tor, vii DC considered IS q new engagement
9ENo paper discontinued until all arte"f,
ages arc paid up, except at the disereton o.
he Editor
Advertisements inserted az the rate ~
onr dollar per sqnare for the tl'eo i1si IT,
and twenty Eve cents pcr ssftgIe y
each Subsequent insertion.
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A Copy,-Teste.
JOHN STROTHER, s.
May 10, ls32-c'ke.

q Low aud Ch@cery for Berkeley County:
MARCH Team, 1882.
'Ohn 0'fo'her' ptW.
against
Charles Wintersmilh and Nancy bis wife
late Nancy Gdllaher, Jacob Bales and Eli
zahoth hs gile, late Elizabeth GaIaher,
Jehn > Gal!aher, James Gallahpr, John
Fisher and Caroline his wife, late Caroline
Gallaher, Nelson Gallaher, Sidney Gala
her. Fanny Gallaher and Mary Gallaher
Which SAID Nancy. Elizabeth, John S
James. Caroline, Nelson. SidueY. FANNY
ana Mary are children aud heirs OF Robert
"aaahef' deceased, dcfts.
HE parties in The above case. IN uhich
b ~ account is ordered TO be taken BY the
1T The last 'erm, are hereby rotilad,
no J viii proceed, IN Su!uyday The 2th aau
= ms ninth, 10 execute said order. at the
''.ce of the Cicrk af the Circuit Superior
curt Of Law and Chancery Tor Bc,kclcy
county, 10 hlatiinsbuIg, wien and where
they are requested 80 attend.
SEAMANS GARARD, Conn.
May 10, Iss24
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-17
Martinsburg Wooden Factory.

"Stof y . 81
flh Subscribers respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally. that
they continue to carry on the Wooden Manu-
featuring business in all its branches, and
tiiat they are row ready 20 receive Wool and
manufacture It into Cloth, Blankets, Cassi-
nets, Flannel, Linsey md Carpeting on the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms; Their Machines having undergone an
expensive repairing. they are now able to do
wock IN the best manner-Pariicnlar care
will be paid to all kinds of country work. that
1t shall be done as directed, having three
sets OF Carding Machines. Persons living
at Il distance can have their Wool carded
Immediately.
They haze on hand a handsome assortmentf
Cloth, C~assinet, Blankets, Full
ed 4 Plaid Linsey & Carpeting.
which they will sell cheap, or give in exs
change for good clean Wool.
i0HN N. RIDDLE g. Co
March 90, 1882.
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-NOFICE.

VIE public are hereby cautioned against
h taking an assignment on a note of hand
exec"'"d hy the subscriber on the 23d of Fe-
ornary lest, to John Walters, sen of Berke-
ley county, and which viii fall due some time
III November next. for one hundred dollars,
as irauil has been practised, / am determin.
ed not TO -pay the same or any part thereof
unless Compelled by iav.
ISAAC SHEWALTER. sen.
JcterSan county, May 8. 1s32-3t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-17

The following smart jeu deprit is from a
late London paper:
Parliamentary openings-We lay before
our readers a few heads Of speeches; they
form the cream of the debates for the last
fortnight: Mr. Perceval said he never had an
idea: sir Charles W etherell said he haa no
reason: Lord Lyndhurst said he must en-
treat every one To give him credit. Mr.. Ma
berry observed that he felt himself at a loss;
SIr Edwar Sugden was not one of those
who thought. Mr. Croker said that he had
the fullest assurance: Sir Charles Welheretl
declared'that he would not encourage the
making Of breaches: Mr.. Hunt said he was
very much indebted.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-17

Utmost ReEigioa. There is religion which
is too sincere for hypocrisy, but too transient
TO be profitable; too superficial to reach the
heart, too unploductive to proceed from it,
IT is slight, but as far as II goes, not false. 1t
has discernment enough to distinguish sin,
bot not frmness enough to oppose IT., com
FUNCTIONS sufficient 10 soften The heart, hat
not vigour sufficient TO perform it. IL la
mcnts when il does wrong, and performs all
the functions of repentance Of sin exceIt for
sakiug it. It has every thing of devotion ex-
,cept the stability and gives every thing to re
iig,on except the heart This is a religion Of
times, events, and circumstances; il is brought
into play by accidents, and dwindles away
with the occasion which called il out. Fee
tivaIs. and fasts, which occur bat seldom, are
much observed. and it is to te feared, be-
cause they occur but seldom. while the great
festival which comes every week, comes too
often to be respectfully treated. The piety
OF these people comes out much in sickness,
but it is apt to retreat again when recovery
approaches. If they die, they are placed by
their admirers ia the Saints Calendar; &C
they recover. they 30 back into the world
they had %renounced, and again suspend their
amendment as often as death suspends his
blow anndh Moore.
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V.hbtNiA:-M the HctIt $eVe93Or Cont
q Lms and CAencegy Jor HeI6eiry Comfy:
MAY RULES, 1882
George Houck, pttE.
against
Matthias Keesacker, JOHN Kcesacker, Lucy
keesacker infant child and heir Of Jacob
Keesackrr, deed. Aaron keesacker, wi
liam Hill and Mary his VIE, Henry Zee
sacker, Elizabeth Keesscker, and Chris
tena Kcesacker, children and heirs and
deyisees OF Matthias keesacker, decd. and
others, dSfts.
ais defendant, Matthias KeesacEer, not
II having entered his appearance and civ
en- security, according 10 the act Of assem-
bly, and The rules Of this court. and il appear
ing BY satisfactory esldence that he il out Of
this Commonwealth; it IS or.tered. that the
said defendant DO enter his appearance to
this stit, on the first day Of the next term,
and answer the bill Of The lainiil: and that
a copy Of this order be forthwith published
in any newspaper within this county and
cont'nued Scr two months successiveiv, and
another copy thereof posted al the l.uat door
Of the court h0u.e of said courty.
a Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTIIFR. G.
May 10. I~s32.-con
' fAtNt~'iA. " He CGFCfN SHpefbuT can't
Of Lac and CAc9lccrg for Berieicg county;
May RULES, 1882.
William Roberts. in his invidual character.
and as admir-. de boais non of Samuel tto-
berts, decd. pItF.
against
Joseph Bell, ex'r. Of Joseph Bell, decd. and
John Roberts, Of Ohio, and Mary bis wife
late Mary Ben. detY s
EESliE defendants, John Roberts and Mary
& his wife, not having entered their an
pearance aud given security according to the
act OF assembly and the rules of this court,
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are out Of this Commonwealth: Il Is or
tered, that the said defendants do enter their
appearance to this suit. on the first day of
the next term, answer the bill of the plain
TIL aud give security for performing the de
cree: and that a copy Of this order be forth
with published in any newspaper within this
county, and continued for two months sue
ceSsively. and another cory thereof posted
at the front door OF the court house of The
said county.
A Copy-Teste.
JOHN STROTHER, s.
May 10, 1882 c'ke.
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NSGtfket
Sarah Chambers widow Of Vincent Cham.
bers, deed and George Fogle and Eliza
his wife, late Eliza Chambers, joseph
Chambers. Mary Ann Chambers, John
Chambers, Harriet Chambers. and Mar
garet Chambers: the said Eliza, Joseph,
Mary Ann, John, Harriet and Margaret,
being children and heirs al law Of the said
Vincent Chambers, decd. DEF rs.
II HE defendants, George Fogle and Eli
q "a his wife, not having enteled it,eir ap
rearanee and given security, according 10
the act of assembly and the rules Of this
court; and it appearing by satisfactory evi
deBce that they are out of this Common
wealth; u IS ordeged, that The, sasd defendants
DO enter their appearance to this suit, ON the
iifSt day OF the next term, and answer the
bill ot the plaintiffs: AID that q copy of this
order be forthwith published IN auy aenspa
per within this county, and continued for two
months successl,ely, and another copy there
Of posted at she front door of the couit house
OF SAID county. A Copy -I'esta,
JOHN STROTHER, G
May 10, ls32-hun.
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Spring and Summer
G0OAlS.

yHgHE subscribers respectfully beg leave to
inform their friends, customers and the
public in general, that they are now receiv
ing and now opening at their stores, at Shep
herds town, and Bedingtos, avery general
supply Of
Spring and Sumner Goods,
all Of which we are disposed to sell at very
reduced prices wc therefore take pleasure IN
inviting all those who are disposed 10 pur-
chase good bargains to give Us a call at eth
er of our stores, aud they shall be supplied.
JOHN L. COOKUS, < Co.
May 10, 1882.
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TO I PUBLIC.
; ENHE subscriber takes th,s method of in
y forming the farmers and others in the
counties Of Berkeley, Jefferson, Frederick
and Morgan, that he is prepared 10 make
IRA
His stuff is first rate and well seasoned They
shall be well made and the terms reasonable.
LACOB III GARDNER.
Martinsburg, .Afay 8, 1882.
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VIRGINIA
State LoiterY.

FIRsT Grass FOR 1922
To construct q road from Penaell, aaia line.
ria Eiisohetlioun, 10 The Date tiror.
To be dracH i" Lurog, Pare County, on Tues
day, Mag 20, 1882
On THE HIGH AND Low SYSTEM,
~Li@llosG Prize e.
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May 3, 1889.

VIRGINIA. the Cucmt Superior curt
Of Lac and Ghaacery for Berkeleg countg:
May RULES, 1882.
Henry Freaner and Sarah his wife, late Sa,
rah Chambers, pttgs
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-17

Samples Of fine sewing silk. made hv a !,
dy nea" Columbia, have been sent 70 tie eai-
ia Of the Charleston Courier ior exhibition.