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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-12-27

ViRGfNtA.-!k.he Cireun Superior Cont
of Lac and Lhancery FIR Berkeley cotp,t,-
SEPTEMBER 18th, 1882
Samuel S~ingley, PlGiatig,
jeremiah Jack, sen. and the heirs of Meve.
rel Locke, deed; defendants,
fHSHE defendant Jeremiah Jack bav;n,
IL been more than four months served Wiz
the process of this court, aud he having fall
ed TO appear and answer the bill OF the ror..
plainant, the same is taken for confessed
gainst him: and this cause came on 10 ha
heard upon the bill and exhibits filed. and H.
answer Of the infant defendants by then puar
dian ad litun, and was argued by counsel
and it appearing TO the Court that the inst,
Meverell Locke is dead, and that the nurno'
ses for which the deed Of trust was exe.pted
will be defeated, without the appointment Of
some person or persons by this court. 10
act with powers aud authority of said trustee. ,
in making sale and executing Conveyance
of said land; il is adjudged, ordered and de-
creed, that Conrad iogmre and Charles las
Faulkner be, and they are hereby appointed
| trustees and special commissioners Of tba
corrt, in the lieu and stead of the said Meve.
rel Locke, for the purpose of carving into
effect the provisions Of the deed of trust 70.
| ferred 10, and made an exhibit in this causs
giving such notice of sale as is required hy
said deed, and in all respects complying with
the acquisitions OF the same, selling at nuLGc
auction the tract of land in the PROCEEDINGS
mentioned, or so much thereof as NAV 5a
necessary TO pay the whole debt in the deed
mentioned, as well the ins,s lments now dine
as those that will hereafter fall due, and the
costs and charges attending the trust and car.
rying the same into effect, upon the following
terms, TO wit: one third of the purchase mo.
ney in cash, aud the balance in equal payment,
of six, twelve, and eighteen months, taking
Of the purchaser bonds with deed of trust
on the premises 10 secure the deferred paw.
ments; and make report to the next court,
returning for It's inspection all bonds, deeds
and assurances taken by them, in order to a
final decree. A Copy-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, G.
q BY virtue Of The above decretal order. the
eL6 undersigned Special Commits sioners, will
offer at public sale before the Govt House in
the town OF Martinsburg, on Montay the IAN
| Of January, 1888. the TRACT OF LAND.
upon which said jeremiah Jack now resides.
situated on the river Potomac and supposed
to contain l79 acres. The deed of trust wa
given 10 secure the payment of sI02S SO,
evidenced by seven single bills, bearing date
Goth of April, l827-payable in seven annu-
al lnstalments interest from their dates.
CONRAD HOGMIRE,
CHAS; JAS: FAULKNER,
Special Commissioners
Noyambrr 90 1870
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IR.HCT OF LIND

lately owned by Bernard kcphart, deed and
now ~ the occupancy of the widow; the
whole tract containing by recent survey
made under the same order of court on the
Cd of November, ,S82-lS64th acres.
From this tract the doacer land of Mrs,
kephart has been laid off, 10 wit: cleared
lot of 50 acres, rood and A poles The
platt OF the survey will be exhibited at any
time at or before the sale
The tract viii be sold eecl,tsire of Mrs.
Kepharts dover land; and if the part of the
tract which Is clear of the dover does not
sell for as much as will pay the amount de.
creed TO the complainant, Gen. Boyd, toge-
Their with all costs. &c the commissioners are
SO directed, and will at the same time and
place proceed TO sell The rerersion in the dow
er lands, that is the lots as aforesaid, subject
to her Interstate in the same
The terms Of sale as prescribed by the de-
cree are, onethird of the purchase money in
cash, and the balance in two equal payments
OF SIX and twelve months. with interest from
the day Of sale, the purchaser Giving bond.
and security, and deed of trust upon the
property TO secure The deferred payments.
DAVID II. CONRAD.
EDMUND p HUNTER,
=. Commissioners under The decree.
November o. 1882
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gentleman who often intrnded in libra
ry where he did not subscribe, one day had
his dog tuned out by cfusty fellow, who
gave him a tremendous kick. saying 3Ou arc
no subscriber at any rate The gentleman
took the hint and never more annoyed tie
establishment by his presence.
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YrRGrNrA:-h he ciroi. superior co,st

VIhtgiNIAs-M He CUchS super" N"u''
of Lats and Chaaeery far Berkeley county
September 22d, 1892.
Jacob Smith and Fanny his wife, for I
merly Fanny Keesacker, aud widow
Of Conrad Keesacker, decd. PITS.
against
Matthias Keesseker. John Keesacker, -
Lucy Keesacker, infant ehild and heir n
of Jacob Keesacker, decd, Aaron q
Kes,acker, William Hill and Mary his 2
wife. Henry Keesaeker, Elizabeth =
Keesacker. and Christina Keesaker, : q
children and heirs and devisees Of Mat q
fhias Eeesacker, decd, Elizabeth -
Keesacker. widow, s. Ellis Ellis, ::
aI,n'r. with the will annexed, Of
said Matthias Kee.acker, deed. dstts.
George Houck, P4G
against
The same dets
yuYHESF causes came on to be heard on
4 this day upon the bill, the exhibits filed
herewith, the orders of publication duly
made in both cases, the answers Of the guar
dian al Item, and argument Of counsel-and
il appearing to the satisfaction Of the court
that the parties are all before the court, the
subnenas in each having been duly served
on the adult resident defendants Mt least four
months: Il is ordered and decreed that Mas
ter Commissioner GARARD, % examine, state
and settle the account between the parties,
reporting both cases at the same time, and
by one aud the same report, aud in dong
this he is directed: /. to sta.s and settle the
administration account of Ellis Ellis, and =.
the account OF the proceedings of Jacob and
Henry Keesacker as the ex'rs. and holders OF
the real estate, and 3. that he take AN &C
count of tie actual, aud annual value Of the
real estate OF the said Matthias keesacker,
decd. and in so doing do state specially all
such matters as he may deem pert;aent end
necessary to decree. or which may be re-
CURED by any OF The parties to be specially
stated, in ortier TO final decree, returning
his report at least sixty days before the next
term.
A Copy-Tes'c,
JCHr STROtHER, &.
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RECOLLECTION.

False though she be TO me and love,
III ne'ef pursue revenge;
For stiH the charner | approve,
Though deplore the change.
In hours Of bliss we oft have met
They could net always last;
AID though the present | regret,
I'm grateful for the past.
A fool and knave, with different views,
For Julia's hand apply;
The knave TO mend bis fortune sues,
The fool to please his eye.
Ask you how Julia will behave?
Depend ont for a rule,
Il she's fool she'll wed the hnave,
IL she's knave, the fool.
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November 8, 1882 -faulk

NlltGlNiA:-h The Circuit S,q,er0r Cont
Of La0 and Chancery for Ber6etey county:
November Rules, 1882.
John Marlatt, ptV.
against
Abel Durham and Nancy his wife, and Ro
bert Small and Charlotte his wife, defts.
Ia CHANCEkY
gE ;HE defendants not having entered their
H appearance and given security, accord !,
ing 10 the act of assembly and the rules o.
this court; and il appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are ont OF this Common
wealth; Il is ordersd, that the said defendants
do enter their a pearance 10 this suit, on the
first Gay of the next term, and answer the
bill of the plaintiff: and that copy of this
order he forthwith published in any newspa
per within this county, and continued for two
months successfully, and anothercopy there
of posted at the front door OF the court house
ef sand county. Copy-Feste.
JOHN SIROrHER. C.
November s, 1S82.--ber.
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y Y II = = n HNN Il 7 = TT ~ Z
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
.m tinsburg, Dec. 6, 1882

.Un tinsburg, Dec. 6. 1892. {
THE parties in the above suit viii please
20 take notice, that will attend at my Office
in Martinsburg, on Saturday the 5h day Of
January neat, for the purpose Of entering up
on the duties required by the above orders OF
court, when and where they are also required
TO attend, with all the necessary evidence and
vouchers, to enable me 10 make up the re-
port agreeablv to the direction of said order
SE,AMANS GARAKD. Cn,lr
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Blacki0rd's Castings.

VEIE have just received from the furnace
w Of BeIjar hlseklord S, Son an as.
sortment Of CAS- aGS, consisting Ct Ket
Ties. Pats, Deems, Griddies, Dog Irons. Er
sra Lids. sc. sc. Said to be Superior 10
any Castings, ever ofierd for sale in lhIs
county. ASOMlBE- e. BOYD.
Oct %, 1892.
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JOHN SIkOIEiEkI C..
December 6, lS32.-ber.

IRGiNiA:--In the Circuit Superior tO'ut
Of Lac and Chancery for BerteLey county:
September 24tb, 1882.
Archibald Sheerer and Mary Sheeier, pitGs.
against
John Gregg, admir-. OF Rachel Sheerer, and
OF Thomas Sheerer, decd. and guardian
for the children of SAID deceased and
others, defs
IN CHANCEKY.
'FESfliS cause came on to be heard upon the
q bill, answer, exhibits aud was argued
by counsel: whereupon the court being of
opinion, that the account as settled by the
commissioners of the county court, so FAR as
some has been made already, not being sur
charged and faisiied, is correct as far as it
goes, and 10 be the basis of any settlement
Of the administration account: 1t is however
al Judged, ordered and decrccd, that Master
Commissioner GARARD do take a supplement.
tai account 10 eontrevert the statement in the
answer as to the two slaves, and such pro-
perty as was received Ivy the administrators
| and not accounted for--and he is further di.
rected 10 settle and state the guardianship &C
count OF the said John Gregg, wherein the
first charge against the guardian must be,
whatever balance appears due from him as
administrator, stating all such matters speci
ally deemed pertinent by himself, or which
the parties may require to be so stated: and
make report thereof to the court in order TO
a final decree.
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GNotice.

N Ii those who became purchasers at the
IA sale ofthe personal estate OF joseph and
Sarah Haiqes decd. are notified thai their
respective obligations have become due, and
1t IS expected that immediate payment be
made, those falling to pay very soon, may
calculate upon he'ng called upon by an Officer.
as no indulgence will be given; those havra
ctaiina against the sid estates. viii please
hrns the same forward, properly autheuii
Gated for payment
REZEN HUDGEL, Err.
December Is, loS2.-St
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A dandy most shsckingly in love, in or

n udnuY most SnSCkiukiy III lofb5 w ohC
Of his extravagant fits Of delirium, exclaimed
to his mistress---I swear By the coHstsncy Of
my bosom, that my passion IS unfeisned and
siocere' Swear not by thy bosoa, said the
lady, for that is lalscp He was fashiona-
bic man and wore dickeg
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Of Tainable Lana.

u NDER the authority of decretal order
" of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Berkeley county at the Ser.
tember term last, past, rendered in the case
OF Elisha Boyd vs.. Bernard Kepharts heirs:
the subscribers as commissioners named in
the said decree. will offer for sale, on Mon.
day The l4h day Of January neat, being the
isrst day oil January term, 1898, before the
Court House door IN the town of Martins.
burg. the
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Dick. said a master to his servant, have
you fed the pigs. Yes, Massa, me fed um.
Did you count them, Dick? Yes, Massa, all
but one-dare be ore little speckled pig he
frisk about so much me couldn't count him.
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2aar,t'Iaourg Gazette:
PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,

TWO DOLLARS PER ANN U.u,
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE;
Or, I,co Dollars and 1iceiItg. fire Cents,
At TIVE END or SIX MONTHS;
And il payment be deferred to the end OF
the year, or near the same.
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
will invariably be demanded.
9+Ihose who may wish TO discontinue the
paper. (Which cannot be done until arreara-
scs are paid up,} viii notify the Editor to
that effcct, at hast thirty days before the ex-
piratiou ofthe time fol which thej subscribed
sT-For ADVERTISING dollar per square
for the three first insertions, and twenty I'VE
cents for each Continuance. Thc number o.
nserilons must be noted on the Ms otherwise
ihey viii be continued and charged accord
in.y.
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lECantiOn!
November %, 1882.

a LLpersons are hereby cautioned against
4 "A purchasing piece or small tract Of
land belonging TO the estate Of Jacob French.
dec d. and now in possession of Alexander
stephen, as no one except the legal heirs Of
said estate, has right to dispose Of or trans
Ter the same. This land adjoins that of Ellis
ELLIS and the heirs of Matthias keosecker,
deed and wasacqlired by said Jacob French
IN his life time. lrom the late George New
KIRK. MICHAEL LEAPARD,
one Of The heirs qJ' Jacob Preach.
December IS, i832.-3t
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A Copy.--Tesfc,
jobs STROfHER, &.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

.nartinsbUig, Dec. 90, 1852 }
THE parties Interested IN the above suits
will please to take notice, tina, will attend
at my Office in Martinshurg,> on Saturday
hc 18Th day Of January iteJt, !pr the purpose
OF carrying The above order into effect, when
and where they arc also required to attend,
with all the necessary evidence and vouchers
to enable HE 10 make up the report required.
SEAAiANS GARARD, Com'r.
VIKGINlA:-h IN tie Circuit Superior Court
Of Lao and Chancerp for Berkeley county:
September Term, 1882.
Henry J Seihart, adm'r. de bonis non with
the win annexed CT Emanuel Eyersole,
deceased. pHG.
cgGiasi
Elizabeth Keesacker, widow of Matthias
kecsaclier, decd. Matthias Keesacker and
oihcrs, and Ellis Ellis, surviving admir-
with the viii annexed Of Matthias keesac
ker, deceased, dGts.
IN CHANCEkY.
FESlfIS cause came on to be heard this 22d
a day of September, 1882, on the bill
and exhibits. The answer Of the infant deien-
dants, and on evidence Of the service of the
process on all the defendants who are OF full
age. and the fling Of the bill more than four
months before The commencement OF the pre-
sent term, and was a'kned by counsel; and
the court having duly considered the same,
doth, as a necessary preliminary step before
the sale of the land Of Matthias keesacker,
decd. can be decreed, to satisfy the debt due
to the plaintiff in his representative charac-
ter, adiuge, order and decree, that the de
fentaut Ellis Ellis. surviving admir-. with the
will annexed OF Matthias keesacke-, deed,
do settle his administration account forthwith
before commissioner of this court, who is
directed to report the same in order 10 fur
ther proceedings in this cause.
A Copy.-Ieste,
JOHN STROTHER, G.
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V3kOiNih:-in Tie superior CouTh Of Can
Gerry for The Wmchestsr district:
april Term, 1880.
Elisha M. Swift and Leroy o Swift, pAfs.
against
Lewis b. Willis in his o.yn right and as admir-
of Richard Swift, decd. Elijah n. Swift,
Elisha Boyd. Philip G. Pendleton, Alex
ander Cooper, James NsRiddle and Har-
rison Waite, deffs
EE His cause came on 10 be heard this 23th
& dav OF April, 1880, on the bill, answers
of the defendants Elisha Boyd, James "
RIDDLE. and Harrison Waite, and was argu
ell by counsel: Oh consideration whereof, the
court doth adjudge, order and decree, that
the defendant Lewis B Willis appear before
one of the commissioners oil this court. and
render an account OF his administration Of
the estate Of Richard Swift. decd. and the
said commissioner is ordered TO state, settle
and report the same, together with any spe-
cial matter which he may deem pertinent, or
either party may require 10 be specially sta
ted. A Copy.-Iestc,
JOHN STROTHER. Clerk
Berkeley Cir. Sup. Court.
NIRGINIA:-h the Circuit Superior Coms
Of Lac and Chancerg for Berket6y county
September o2d, 1889
Elisha Nj. Swift and Leroy o. Swift, pHgs
Graiast
Lewis b. Willis in .IIs own right and as adj
miuistrator OF Richard Swift, deed. and
Elijah n Swift and others. defts.
IN CHANCERY.
THIS cause came on to be heard this 22d
September, 1882. on a motion by the delen
dant Lewis b Willis, by his counsel, to dis
miss the bill or discharge the order for set
Ting the administration account, which was
overrulcd b. the court: and thercr2on, on
the motion Of the said Lewis b. Willis By his
counsel. he is permitted to file the answer
which is among the papers upon security ibe-
ing given. And the court. giving its opinion
for the regulation of the proceedings before
the commissioner, declares that it is the
plaintiffs duty to have the account proceeded
in upon such materials as he can procure;
and if the defendant does not render an ac-
count az the time and place fixed on 10y the
commissioners by advertisement according to
law, every presumption will be against him.
The account formerly ordered is to be taken,
without prejudice to any other question in the
cause. A Copy --I'este,
Holm S'TR0TTTER n
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II Farm TAINTED.

VTANTED to purchase, FARM in
Wv Berkeley county, containing from 100
TO $50 acres. The soil must be Of good
quality, with proportionate quantity Of tan
small family. Enquire of the PRINTER.
November Is. 1882
8g-Wanted to hire for the ensuing year, -
hand acquainted with Farming.
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Old Port, Lisbon and Malaga WINES;
French Brandy, year old Apple Brandy;
Il. f.. Rum; Strong Cider Vinegar;
Flax seed Oh; superior Rifle s. Rock powder
Cast Steel Coiiee Mills, Seiner's AXES,
Johnson, Price \ Co.'S Broad and Eand Axes;
DO. do Drawing Knives Il hatchets;
Gillingham's Drawing and Rounding Knives,
do. Coopers' Axes and AIDES;
AugeIs, Chsels, Saws, Braces wnh bits;
Sheet and Strap Iron, ShoveI5 S. 1ongs, SIS
For sale at the Store of
". I. COMPTON.
NarGnshurg. Nov 90, 1882 At
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A CoPy.-Teate,
JOHN STROTHER, O.
COMMISSION Fps 0EEfCE 4

.Wntasb,rg, Dee s, 1882.
FE TlE Parties to the above suit will please
Il to take notice that viii attend at my
Office in Martnsburg, On Wednesday the
10Th day of January next, for the purpose of
entering upon the duties required by the "a
bovc order, where they will also attend, with
all the vouchers and evidence necessary to
enable me TO make up the report IN this cause.
SIEANANS GARARD. Coaa'r.
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JOHN STROTHER, C
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ,
.WartlNsbMg, NOr. I'D, lS52.

.HartlN56ug, .N0c. II, I652. )
A Ii persons having claims against Tie
IN late BENJAMIN s Abel, decd. will pre-
sem them to me a, m, Office in Martinsburg,
en- or before Tuesday the LIST day of January
next, for The purpose Of having then, audited
and reported agreeably to the above decree,
and further, will on that day, proceed to
bear any evidence that may be offered by
either party in relation to the claim of James
Forman against said Benjamin S. abel, dec
SEAMtNS GARAkD, Coanr
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JOHN STROTHER, g.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ,

.hUrlmsbUFg, Dec 70, I552.
TIE parties interested in the above suit
will please to take notice. that will attend
at my Office in Martins5urg, OF Saturday,
Ike l2h day Of ,Ienuary neet, for the purpose
OF carrying the above order into effect, when
and where they will also attend, with all the
necessary evi. nee and vouchers, to enable
me 10 make the required report.
SEAAiANS GARARD, Comr.
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yIkGiNIA:-El the Superior CoulM of Can-
Gerry for Tie Wmches'sr district:
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ViRGlNlA:---Ia The Circuit Superior Court
Of La,c aud Cha'icery for berkeley co,aaty'
November Rules, 1882.
John f. Smith, admir-. with the viii annexed
Of William Merchant, decd. pitt.
against
John Tate and Andrew Tate, dsf'ts.
In CHANCERY.
TESIIE defendant, Andrew Fate, not hav-
b ing entered his appearance and given
ecurily, according to the act of assembly
and the rules of tins court; and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is out OF this
Commonwealth; IL is ordered, that the said
defendant do enter his appearance TO this
suit, on the fist day Of the next term, and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff: and that 4
copy OF this order be forthwith published in
any newspaper within this county, and con.
tnucd for two months successfully, and a,
mother copy thereof posted at the lront door
eli the court house Of said county.
A Copy-1este,
JOHN STROTHEE, g.
November 8, 1882 -faulk
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,MusicNA knstruments, &c.

vIllIE subscribe; ha, just receive from Bremen ONE
L CASE, containing an assert nent ct Violins and
octave Flutes, some Of which very superior.
On hand, variety o. Flutes, LIST. Sd, and 5'hsi Cha.
rionets Flageoets Flies and Guitars; C'aronet ana
B,ssoon Reels; Violin Bridges. Pins. Bows and
strngs Guitar Strings; ard Books OF instruction to.
the above Instruments and the Piano Also, lately rer
cev.d Collection OF
PIANO Music. amongst which are, Home. sweet
lome, as sung by Mrs Burke in the "Msid OF Milan;
:. Ia rarentsiIx;" Autumna and Evening Hymns,
words by Mrs Anne steel; q" The Melange," being an
cas-, selection of Airs for beginners Farewell hymns.
of Youth departing from School; "La serenade,"
being selection of Waitress and variety OF Songs,
a. "Il reviendra,' +" Mary Of the Ferry" &c. &C.;
and for the Guitar as follows: "rhe Mellow 'iorn'
We meet" g" Love from the Heart" Ny Sister
desrr," The Rose will cease to blow" and
The Orphan Lyre; favorite seec'iCn of Sacred
Airs, arranged for the piano forte and organ
row u east Ell IL. KENNEDY
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FisNsrn,eM k,uok Here!

4 Will lease, for nun b,r fresrs. nv Point Land
ING to -.ri tenant; s'A 80 my OH CT is to obtain
the ory,,S Tor MANURE til - profit by the rent.
offer u !rr onjy The necessary + 'h tor my FANNY
,sa AMI f,r q, the oa,s Il has always been cunsi
a. red .ne nf the best Heriina Landings; and BY re
,l,ogiagS. hang in the upp part 1T the birth, which
" :; not Co.'S. more than from flC9 To 1900 II viii be
c1oas TO ANY other IN the vicinity Ha Nhad Fishery
It's cnly 10 miles heiow aaX1ndr', ID 4
r., II, character snd a,lvsn.s refer to Capt JAS
ois near ;;srr,s OF Charles COunty, Mar, ani, cne
Of the m,s, respectable sn experienced 6she rnen up
on the Potomac Al has known ii Tor fifteen years. al
so to Nr Aiorzo Hniis. Abingdon, Hartford County,
Maryland, who has f,hed IT with his father.
WA l.. BRENT,
Pomonkey, near Piscs'awaJ, Maryland.
srn, 7-Sowt