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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23
Negroes for Hire.

ktTILL be exposed 10 pubic hire, in front
w OF The court house door inAlartlnsburg,
on Monday, the lath dey Of March neat
as hirelings until the 10th 81 March. 1888, ono
Negro Woman and two Boys,
one 81 the other rs years Of age, belonging
10 the estate Of George Horn, sen. dec d =
The woman is an excellent house servant
Bond and security will b. required.
THOMAS HORN, SHU,vnig Ear
February %. 1892
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New Establishment
Public Renting

WILL be exposed Cor RENT. 10 tho
Wv highest bidder, on the pr.nises, oA
Monday The 27sh iasi FOR one year. ahat well
known FARM. called Shartls's Sulphur Spring
Place. Attached to this Farm is some valu-
able Opequon bstiom. the up land tolcrahlc.
II is deemed unnecessary 10 give a more par
ticular description, as hose disposed 20 rent.
viii doubtless first view the same. Possession
given the first Of April next Bond and sea
curity will he required 60 secure the rent
ABRAHAM r vANMETRE.
February l6 1881
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23
MARRIED.

On Thursday last. by the Rev. Mr.. Med
art. Mr. Conrad Guissndefey, to Miss.har
uret Yong, daughter Of The Rev. Nathan
ioung, all Of this place.
Died. on Friday last, in Charlestown, in
tie sgd year OF his age. Mr.. Hamilton Js5er
son, merchant of that place.
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Public Sale of Real Estate.

Public Sale of Real Estate.
HhURSUANr to a decrctal order rendered
FL by the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chsncery for Frederick county, on the
5th day Of December. 1881, 70 the case OF
George PAYNE against Henry Payne. shall,
as Special Commissioner, sell a, public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, before the front
door Of Ta,iors Hotel in Winchester. on
Saturday The l7th day Of april neal.
A Piece or Parcel of Land, i.
living in Berkeley county. containing about
one hundred and forty acres; il being part
Of a larger tract Of land sold by the said
George Payne to the said Henry Payne, and
adioins the Yellow House estate. and the
lands of Thomas Campbell. John Payne and
others The terms will be one fourth OF the
purchase money must be paid on the day o.
sale. and the balance in three. equal pay
ments Of six. twelve and eighteen uaonths-
the purchaser giving deed Of trust to Sc
cure the deferred payments
w G SINGLETON, COMMISSIONS.
4 February IS. 1851.
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AUCTION.

ETyILL bc SOLD st rHbhc auction, on Sa-
w fu,Jag TIE 25th instant. and continu
ed from day 10 day, until all is cold, on a
credi, of SIXTY DAYS Tor all SIMS over five
dollars, the purchaser giving note with ap-
proved security. under five dollars, cash, al
the Store Room now occupy. general as
sortMent of
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23

AsEAANDhtA. REQ. III.
FLeuE.-Last week the wagon price OF
Flour closed At 1915. Sales from stores at
800 and o5.
Yesterday The wagon price opened at s. 90
70 5.02. at which prices a few loads were Ia
ken. bat subsequently, gave way and the cur
rent Price was 4 20 The article was cxtrem
ely dali from stores. and We heard OF No sales
OF King street Flour, ., was freely offered at
300 We understood lot, 500 bis, OF
wharf Flour vas s.,ld al ASIA.
NEv YORK, Feb. IS
THE MARKET - 500 bbs Western
Flour, fame, brandy. lRed Beach, sold at
rs 10. for Havrr; sales fair brands Western
at So; and Southern from that price down 10
$50. In Cotton the holders lead on, but
buyers hesitate sbsat going farther at present.
Coffee rather quiet than otherwise. tlaxsced
Dropping Ashes do,
There have been several large orders for
round Corn IN market. transportation. which
have been iillvd at s2s cts. Sales Southern
Corn at 90, and cts An auction sale Of
Brandy has reduced the price still further, 10
pipes. $50 bali pipes and so Indian bis. and
j Dupey sold at 1924 1874 cts. HE
Hides market is active and prices are a 1
cts higher -Mola.ses maintains full prices
Sugar improving still further Wbslehone
has declined. sales al i9a20 cts Extensive
sales Cochineal at $50 i55 cts sp.
Large sales are making IN dry goods mar
ket at good prices keeping up the rates OF
the two past season
Wind South and the air springlikr
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: lE Subscribers wislins TO ~iitiuraw
IL from the Manufacturing business offer
for sale their en,ire stock OF Machinery IN
their Carpet Factory at Aiartinsburg We
can safely say TO any person that understands
the business, that this establishment offer:
as many, if not more inducements, than any
in the Valley. Beng sItueted an WOO
growing country, planty OF water, and the
Machinery good, and IN first rate order
The Machinery consists IN pars of two
Carding Macnines. one 8itb new cards;
Oae Picker; one sixty spindle Billy.
Que sixty spinaie jennie and Reel;
One twen,, four spnlole iwlste and Wheel;
Looms with hand Stays, Shutties y Geers;
Three Machines complete, for figured work;
Warping Ai,il and frame;
Twelve good Steel Reefs;
A first rate screw and Press with Heaters;
Shearing Machines, Pulling Stocks, Tenter
Bars; Large Dye Kettle, End SIZE do 3fd
size do; Blue Nat act. SIC. with the patent
right on Carpet Looms for five counties
with Table, De.k, Pots, Kettles, Tubs,
Stoves, Jacks, &c sc all ready for opera
tons Any one wishing TO purchase, Will dc
well to make early application.
JAMES i. RIDDLE,
Il JANNEi
Martinsburg, February %. 1882.
aJgIorch Li.l4i, Ha9efs,own, depository
Chambe .sburg; and Republican. Ninehes
ter, will each insert the above three times
and iorward their accounts TO this office FOL
payment
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23
From the ST Johns IN. b. City Gazette ]

Open Ww in .9friea Capt Lawrence,
who arrived here yesterday from Africa,
states that when he left the Gambia on the
2fst December, the British troops and mill
tia were engaged in open war with The Man
dugoes, severe engagement bad taken
place on the 18th November which lasted for
about six hours. The British had upwards
Of 100 wounded and 90 killed. When Capt.
Lawrence sailed, reinforcements were hour
" expected from Sierre Leone. The British
| force was in no way adequate to encounter
the Msnjusoes who bad fortified tn mselves
| in most mastery manner by entrerchment
| Captain Benjamin Lee commanding the
Sierra Leone militia, has been killed in the
Engagement,
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Finley, Mosher g. 90.

4 Hsty, 0HOSHeS y W.
BOwLY'S WHARF. BALTIMORE,
dNONrINUE to transact General Cor
u mission Business, and to devote particu..
lar attention TO the receipt and sale OF
FLOUR. and all articles either OF the growth
or manufacture Of the ,ntSr;or Of the conn.
try They are prepared to make liberal adj
vanccs upon all articles consigned TO their
address The position they occupy - central
and favorable for making sales, and being ~
once convenient to the Rail Road and the
BASIN. produce may be conveyed to their
warehouse and shipped thence without sub-
;cciina the owner to the expense Of carriage.
4glTo such Of their correspondents a. may
desire it, they will from time to tiue COM
municate the present prices and future pros
poets OF the market Tor the produce Of the.
! country.
REFERENCES
Messrs. Eryki,e, Eichelbergey g. Co.
BaIti.mor
DANIEL sprigg, Esq. Crsh'r Ia e.,..sv,,.
.dlerdndcr Neil, Esq
John Pan Lear, Esq Williamspo
Baltimore, January 10, ISz9.-5t
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QUEENeN.W.HRE
Public Sale Of Real Estate.

PubIiC SaIe OF hCaI EStatc.
VgslE undersigned will expose to public
& sale, 90 The premises, on Saturday Inc
a5sh Instant. valuable HOUSE and full
LOT OF GROUND, situate on John street,
in Martinshurg, late the property OF Setas-
liaa Poisal, deceased-On this Lot IS 2.
Dwelling House, two stories high. and weh
finished. good Kitchen. Smoke House and
Stable; also, number Of choice fruit trees.
AT the same time and place, will be sold one
twenty four hour clock and case. Terms
made known on the day Of sale, and due at
tendance given BY tho subscribers
JOHN POISAL,
JACOB P0ISAL.
Martin sburg, February 9, 1882.
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OBED WAITE
February 9, 1882
Public Sale.


EE,iLL be sold BY public venduo at tho
Wv residence Of the subscriber, on the
road leading from Shepherdstown to Har-
per's- Ferry about three miles from the lastofa
on Friday. dtc 24ih Instant. nine head OF w.
luable work horses and colts, among thotn
two fine blooded horses. brought from Ohio
Of first rate blood; large stock ofcattle and
hogs; farming utensils OF all kinds ono broad
tread wagon; household and kitchen furnf-
ture Of every description, and about so0olbss
Bacon As intend TO remove to the wests
the above property will be sold without res
serve The farming utensils are all new, and
the horses first rate, calculated for either
saddle or harness Six month"; credit will b
given on all sums over five dollars upon Civ.
ing bond with approved security. Sale q
begin early in the day -
February 2, 1872
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Trust as little TO servants as possible, and
this caution may be observed without depri
wing them OF just and proper degree Of
confidence
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BOB ENHEE,
Earm. and Tavern Stand for rent.

ron A TERM OF YEARS,
EyiTHER sepesaie or together, ct hoke's
AI Run Gross Roads, between Martins.
anrg and williamsport. five miles from the
former and seven from the latter Place, y
Berkeley county, Virginia They VIII se
rented lew to gond tenants. Apply 70 INC
subscribers in Clear Spring, sn'ngsog
county, Maryland.
ABEL DUNHAM-
| February is. issa-st
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23

MartinsDurg Academy.
fEyifE present Session oi this Institution
a will close on FRIDAY the I'd oi March
next, and the ensuing session commence on
the Mondey following.
FehrfIar,- IS JSS1
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DRY GOODS.


Groceries, Hardioare, Cutfieary,
xacensaCGre, &c.
The Goods w,ll CONSIST in part Of Super Blue,
Black. Brown. Oxford Mix'd i Drab Cloths,
Super Blue, Dark Mind and Drab Csssinets;
Greea. White, Yellow add Red Flannels;
Point Blankets. SC a n neral assortment Of
Calicoes; Plaid and Striped Ginghams; 8 A.
and A 4 Plain Cottons; 3 a. rs, 4 4 ana Sd
Brown and Bleached MusIins; Bombageits,
Bembaziues. Circassians. Sc No 3. 6, 7. =,
9. 10. II and IL spun Cotton, Red and Vel.
low Ban,,anna Silk Handkerchief, Cotton
ditto assorted. Also, general assortment oil
Shoes, Boots and Hats, Of good quality
G. II o G. Fri K $,
Sugar, Coffee. G P Imp, Y. II. and O. II.
TEAS, good Pepper. Alsplce. Ginger,
Nader. Sallpetre, Allan, Indigo. Epson
and Glau5er salts, &c.
QUEEN'iS- WIRE,
China. by the set. Liverpool Tea and Coffee
Pots, Cups and Saucer. SC. with number
of other articles too tedious TO mention.
WILLIAM n THOMPSON.
Martinsburg, February is, 1882.
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The apportionment 5lll has passed at AZ 10
in the House Of Representatives. II will bt.
in all probability, ocerhatdsd 10 the Senase
and differently adjusted.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23

Elisha Tbhets. Esq. for himself and asso
ciates, advertises in the Courier and Enqnir
er, his intention OF applying TO the Legisla
ture of New York for a Bank Charter with
a capital Of thirty. tive millions Of dollars to
be called "The National Union Bank" and
to be located in that city
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MARrINsBURG. FrBaUARr IS. 1851

We learn that the Baltimore and Ob,a
Ral Road Company has petition to pr.
sent to the Virginia Assembly, for permiss's
% poss through the ValIey. twill be preses
ted in a few days They are very anxio
to pass up the Valley and meet with the y
hio River at Guyandotte.
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From the United State Gazette.
REJECTION

REJECTION
There is one view of the rejection ques
ton which it may be proper for the Citizens
TO take-I'he complaint is, that majority
Of the Senate, including the Vice President,
voted against Mr.. Van Buren,. Now. we
would ask, did not the Senate act on Mr.
Clay's appointment and did not some OF il.
members including Gen jackson, vote a
gainst his nomination? If then it, was
wrong 10 the Senate TO vote against Mr.. Van
Buren, because the President had nomna
ted him, it was no less wrong for certain
Senators TO vote against Mr., Clay. when the
President had dominated him. But say
some, ga majority did not vote against Mr.
Van Buren, . We reply, that as many vot
cd against Mr. Clay as desired to, aud no
more voted against Mr.. Van Buren, than could
show cause. Ii more Senators disapproved
! of Mr.. V B. it only went to show that stron
ger causes for rejection operated.
The following opinion Of Washington We
record at this moment with peculiar pleasure.
| 1t is an extract Of letter addressed by the
father of bis country, to Judge Boudinot.
"The free cultivation OF ietters-tbe I'm
| bounded extension OF commerce the pro
\
! ing berality of sentiment--and. aboUe all.
the pure and benign ltgI.t Of revolution. has
| had melioralDg Influence on all mankind
and increased the blessings OF society
II now make it my earnest prayer that
God would have you, and the state over
which you preside, on his wholly protection,
and that he would encilne the hearts OF the
citizens to cultivate spirit of subordinstion
and obedience TO government; to entertain a
brotherlv affection and love for one another,
for their fellow citizens Of the United States
at large, and particularly for tLeil brethren
who have served in the field; and finally that
he would most graciousiy be pleased TO dis
pose US all TO do justice, to love mercy, and
demean ourselves with that charity, humil
ity and pacific temper Of snind which were
the characteristics OF Divine Author If our
blessed religion without humble imitation Of
whose example in those things We can never
hope to he happy nation have the hon
or to be, SC.
GEO WASHINGTON"
Among the present visitors to the Seat o.
Government is Mr. Buchanan. the newly
appointed Minister of the United States to
Russian Nat Int Feb. 10
Elisha Tbhets. Esq for himself and asso
ciates, advertises in the Courier and Enqnir
er, his intention OF applying TO the Legisla
ture of New York for Bank Charter, with
a capital Of thirty tipe millions Of dollars Il
be called The National Union Bank" ant
to be located in that city
From the ST Johns (N. b. City Gazette
Open Wm IN .3ffica Capt Lawrence
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GEO w ASHINGTON."

Among the present visitors TO the Seat o.
Government is Mr. Buchanan. the newly
appointed Minister of the United States to
Russian Nat Int Feb. 10
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To TIE Geseral Assembly Of Vrginis.

The undersigned, citizens of the county OF
profoundly sensible OF the
great and inappreciable blessings which, un-
der the merciiul dispensations Of an oserru-
ling Providence. tkey are permitted TO enjoy
-devotedly attached 10 the principles OF the
government under which they live, and ac-
tuated by an ardent desire to promote the
prosperity of this, their native state, and to
protect themselves and their poster.ty from
every evil, against which human wisdom can
possibly provide-beg leave respectfully to
call the attention Of your honorable body 10
a subject deeply interesting to the communi
ty, aud requiring your immediate aad seri-
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91-Our Patrons in the neighborhood oil
Little Georgetown, are informed that Mr..
JAMES PoaTERFIELD is authorised to receive
moneys due the Editor, and receipt for the
same.
aT-We point the readers attention to the
address to the People Of Western Virginia,
copied from the Lexington (Va) Union, and
the memorial accompanying the same,
in another column of our paper to-day.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN NoMISATior.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, of Kentucky.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,

JOHN SERGEANT, OF rem.
TIE CHAMPIONS OF THE AMERICAN SYSTEM!
The WORKING MANS ADVOCATES.
Tue FRIENDS OF LIBERTY IN EVERY CLINE
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A gentleman noticing an urcbih devonring
green APP les, took occasion 10 caution him
of The danger or suhicciiug himself 70 an at
tack of Chole,a. tbs boy replied. Il ant az
fraid Of Oh slera, i've IN Dug Store"
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a Patient Laad.--"Ben," said father The
other day, ''i'In busy now; bat. as soon as
can get time, mean TO give you llogsing. "
"D1n'' hurry ,co self, pa" replied the pa
tent lad-"l an ,eoit."
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Among the curiosities which are shown q
travellers at Cologne, is the first animal tina
drew blood, and thus broke the general piece
namely, the Gee that bit Eve the night ate
her fab. The bite must have been OF rathe
a formidable nature, for this antediluvian fleI
is nearly as large as well grown prawn.
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.hess's Samuel u Orick Wad Davenport
Orrtek, taie merchants d,.d partners IN trade,
frod'ns under The name ana ,trm Of Queen
port OrrieS r. 90
4 'AhE NOTICE that on Saturday the
a Sd day u March next at the Office of
the Clerk of tue Circuit Superior Court of
La" and Chancery for Berkeley county. in
the town OF Martlnsburg in Virginia, | viii
take the deposltious OF John McCleary aud
others: which dispositions | shalt offer in eyi
denee IN suit, new depending in the said
Uncut Superior Court OF Law and Chan
Gerry Tor Berkeley county, in which | am
pialntit, and you and others are defendants.
CHARLES BOARMAN
January 49, 1882 At
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TO EDITORS AND PU5-.5.l
NEWSPAPERS.

JONATHAN ELLIOT, Of the city Of
90 Washington, respectful yrequests the Ed
itors or publishers OF Newspapers. within
The several States and Territories Of the u
mon, to furnish rim through the members
OF Congress Of their particular States or
Districts, at the seat oil the Federal Govern
meni, with three copies Of their Newspapers
lnarked ''one," "two," aud three. ." issued
on Tor about Wednesday the twenty second
OF February, 1882, (being the Centennial
Anniversary OF General Washington)
As lbs motive is entirely dislntersted and
patriotic in making this request, II being his
desire TO produce positive evidence OF the
number OF newspapers printed 10 the u States,
and their territories, he desires. that partlc-
ular attention may be paid TO this request
and above all, by the Publishers OF country
papers IN distant towns, thai are compare
lively, little known, and If, at the same time,
they would communicate IN their papers any
| statistical Information, relatively to their in
mediate nieghbctbood, would De highly APP
preetated aud gratefully Acknowledged.
1t was intenLed that every newspaper re
eeised, shall be carefully preserved arranged,
BY the States, IN room at Washington, de
voted for THIS object; one set to be eyentu
ally deposited ia the Library OF Congtess,
the duplicate set 10 be transmitted to y RICE
Esq Of London agent for the purchase oI
Books sc. Cor the Congressional Lii
brary,) 10 be by him placed in the Bril-
ish Museum; and the tripphcate set to be
| retained for some public institution.
| IL Is intended also. as soon AS this collection
Is completed, to publish, IN a tabular form
| ~ pubic prints. Tor the Information of the
people OF the United States, list Of all the
| Newspapers, embracing the name, place
| and period Of publicstioD,' aud terms oil sub
serp'ion.' Great pans will be bestowed tc
make this list, (being an important result tc
be gathered from the coectiop) as perfect a:
the material wlll admit
FebruaryFls32
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POETRY



Bright, bright is The eye Of the wild gazelle,
Aud her footsteps feet son free,
And white is the pearl, wnen iis native well
Mirrors the blush Of the coral bell
On the pomegranIte tree,
Bot 4 know, know OF brighter eve,
OF step more graceful toe
OF brow like the pearl ia Us purity,
OF hp Of deeper coral dye
Than the rich pomegranise hael
Her locks are the purple clouds Of morn
When their foldslike banners float;
And her so.s celestial voice Is born
AS il were OF the Bulbol's note;
Her sleep Is the calm 81 Il breathing rose,
The rest Of a lonely dove,
When the leaves arc luil'din the ightthasilows
From the mellow skies sboye4
We sat by the fount at the evening close,
The air was softly bright
Anda WHISPERED dream from the waves repose
Stole on the ear OF night
Sweet, sweet. said I, Is the fountains dream
And sweet Is yon blue stars tender shrine
Oh love me, maid, and my soul shall rest,
More gently Iulld aud mofe deeply biessd
10 the beam Of those eyes OF thinei
Wild is the bound Of the Antelope,
When he seeks hts sunny clItl; Iskiff
When his Ear home dawns on the plungins
Wild, wild is the seaboys hope;
But wilder, maiden oh wilder yet,
Shall the JOY OF my spirit be, lseI
When the day that hath made thee mine hail
And the sound Of The dance and the castane
Is under the citron treel
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The above sale will be made withmy con
sent and appreciation, tor the purpose 81 en-
a6i,Hg rue to execute conveyance for the
LAM, a5reesbiy to contract made 10y tne
Tor the sale OF II, IN March, 1881
HAkRiSON WAITE
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YnlnnbLe Land for saie.

ely virtue OF decree OF the county ceurt
ED OF berkeley in chancery, in a cause
therein, in which the Bank of the Valley in
Virginia is plaintiff and Harrison Waite and
others are defendants, the undersigned, Com
missoners appointed by said decree, will
proceed to sell on the premises, on Wedaes
dan. the 7h dag Of March neat, the
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Farm and Tavern Stand for rent,
ron TERN or YEARS,
HsITHER seperate or together, at hcke's
Hx Run Cross Roads, between Martins
burg aud WiiIiamsport. FIVE miles FROM the
former and seven from the latter place, 10
Berkeley county, Virginia. They will be
rented lew to good tenants. Apply to the
subscribers in Clear Spring, Washington
ROBERT SMALL, or
ABEL DUNHAM.
February lB, 1882 -et
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n1Notice,

A IL those indebted 20 the subscriber BY
IA either bond, note or book account, are
respectfully requested to make Immediate
payment, as il IS his desire to wind up bis
business as speedily as possible; consequent
~, no indulgence can be gwen.
WILLIAM ". THOMPSON
Martinsburg, February 10