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JUST RECEIVED AT THE
VEs,IIy SpDNMa

EDEDESTAL Lusre Stand Lamps, with cut
ID glass shaoes and prismsIic drops, n new arii
ele mol. and plain Glass Candlesticks PLAIN and
Gu, Glass Pickle Ums Glass Lanterns, pcnciled ,
Gold Lustre AMI Gold Line CHINA Tea Sets ,
Glass Batter Tubs, with covcrs Glass Jars for
Preserves, etc. fine cut Glass Salt Stonis SC
sc. &c. JOSEPH d EVANS,
Opposite the Pos, Office
June 6 Is
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FIRST ARRIVAL
SPRING GOODS.

NDLACk Italian silks, oftbe richest & oss and
n y finish beautiful Gro de Maple Sllks.uewes
shades rich Gauze aud Gro de Maple Fancy Hkis
choice assortment Of handsome Cacos Cd Cling
hams. pink, blue, and checked solid Pink Glng
hams, mt reduced prices Cd Cambiic, and Jack
onet Muslins very cheap fad Swiss and o. new
style Checked Muslins with great variety OF 9TH
err goods, to which we invite the attention Of our
whole sale and retail customers.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & Co.
March 7.
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XTiRGlNiA Al rules held in the clerks Office tn
Circuit superior of Law mud O.. nc.,, for Bed
lofd County, on tie Sd day OF December I-Ba.-Jgbn
SnH, PIT; against Charles Whiteiey and AnIers
Thomson Dcfts In Chanccry.
ne defendant Charlfs Wh'teny not having entered
appearance aud given security according 10 t act of As
eoy "h1 the rules OF this court and appearing by sas-
e''"e zee that he Is not an nhai,ant common
nay OF the next Mas term, aud bill Of the
faah ara ,hat coy .! i.s order he printed IN the
'rgnmn publish d ia ,yHcbars, for Two months
neV' anu posted at TIE fVht door Of the house Of
tins county.
=, copy-Tes'e, JOS. WILSON G H.
Which I.
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81 G1O H. Ivy =

va ILL 5e given for REIN. who runaway
w from my plantation in Campbell county,
about miles from Lynchhure on Sunday the Pad
day of the present month, June. BEN IS about
30 or 36 years OF age, very black, feet s or nine
inches high, and has down look when spoken TO
purchased Ben OF Mr.. Henry Wade ofPttayva-
VITO bought him Of some person near Fredarleks-
burg. The sad boy had on when he left my plan
iailon green yarn coat, M took of sundIy att
cles of summer clothing. lis shoes were coarse
stitch downs, with the vamps split and u slip let
In-ho also took with him Datch blanket with
one corner burnt Off The above reward wi bo
given to any person who viii deliver said negro 10
ne or to my brother Xackfeld Wade, n, Friends
W are House IN Lynchburg LUXE WADE,
June 6 Is
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NOTICE.

PURSUANT 10 u deed of trust, executed 10
N the subscriber 10y W Ham l.. Cobbs, bearine
dated the 9th day Of November, 1881, and duly re-
corded in the county count of Bedford, for purposes
therein named, he will expose to sale, on the 18th
day Of June next on the Premises certain ract
Of Land, with us appudonanccs, situated In tho
county Of Bedford containing eight hundred acres
more OF less Joining the lands of Martin +. Bmks
- Hatcher, mad others, being the same con.
vcyed by Elisha Perkins and wife to Col Thomas
Moore. The terms of sale will he made known
on the day of salc Acting Trustee the sub
sotber will only coAvey sueh title It. Is vested in
him though il Is believed that tho title is perfectly
good. WILLIAM OGLESBY.
Nav IL IDS
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MAY Q.

Dunstables, LcGhorns " Ribbons.
AX + invite our town aud coun,rv friends TO
w the examination OF the above. embracing
The newest and mos' fashionable STYLE; also n
sPlendid box Belt Ribbons.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & Co.
March 7. ts
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IA at"hr continued IN! held fi ieafafl cloial1 :,
G-s, the court hou.e, the 2dh dry &c MarcA sI- ~
tr Sctt'r Pit. against william Iru.dnunnnd Ti,,.a.
M, his wife, W am Settle, ion Settle Franz, >sif4.
William Derrelt md Sciy his WIFI BInafu l,c r., =
and Nancy his VIII, Thomas Rocker aud Elcy i, 49,
chiren hnd hctfs et Newman Settle Grceasea ant p
~ Sftile, " am Settle John Sctlr, Rrrr,uau %afI,
aud hahaiy Sct'le, children ard heirs Of STROLLER >,a
deceased ~ hn was one oftIt eliirc Of Newman S.i
deceased, deicndnnt. In Ghanccry.
The defendants y lillian Settl lewis Seth, u lodrlI,
Tucker aud Nancy his wife, Thomas Rucker nd NE, IN
whr "iii,tm settle J"hn Se'tie Peggy Seun Blty ma
settle, md Mahalp Src, mol having catered 4 ,er n,
p''''H Hnf gi3fn socarIY acc ding ne al Il
&c. my n"d t'e 'aies of this Court aud II arpcnrisp "a
he sat.1elon ii the touft that thei 81 nil ti. a.
this county On HE motion nf llc rlintn Is c,irA,l 4
ordered that the sai lat named defendants
before the fnirlh Mondry in Nav rext a1d af. 4r f M
of the plaintiff aud that copy Of t.. u IL ~ trtf -
pnhi he'd fnr riTht weeks sueees. tcy, die fuc a
.irsihian, ant mat another copy bo ro-ted fH=.s
door nj the couri-iau.c Il til. com T.,
Capy-Ioste, no. E. MlrCUif.f, g.. T. {.
April /.
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10y mutual consent of parties, the firms OF
- Chs. g. d. b. Phelps q Co, Of Lynchburg,
and Of Bel. Phelps & Co Of Otter Bridge, have
this day been dissoved.-1he goods and effects of
said firms, as also the debts due to them, have
been conveyed in trust to S. & NJ. II. Garland, as
Trustees, CHARLES PHELPS,
DAVID B. PHELPS,
WIN L. BELL.
Junel0 Is
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CUTLERY.

e ISF opened, direct from Sheffield splendid
IN assortment Of KNIVES md Forks, Pocket and
Pen Knives, issors, Itnzors Saws. Drawing
Knives, sc, al the Sign OF the Golden Anvil
IllEO. ROBERTSON q co.
MAY Is
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VI iRhlNi" Al f"ca ha#lsa m t. tf#,e'. -
flee OF the Cue 1T Superior fpt 30 iets All hart=
Gerry, for the town Il yHchiete 49, II 3iy rf Ard,
l'6. l.nu"t iai ny IND ttln, &. i. WIf.a W N. Tat
utd iaulsu o. Tut iitaHt oildtcd of calth 1an, j
dec. who ,ur b, the sHli ImaTas bn Iuy, f'"r mt
ficrd, Pt aghinsi Nc,lci land TIM, Eae,n Tat, Nh
rice II. GA Hand. adB'r dc houis If Patrick L..
der. aud Samuel Bran ford sega fhr trtr"ataa
Of i.nohbnir, aud adm, Of Chs II. TAFT, do
Drfts.
The defendant Nefhcr Tint, not havihr phIctcf d.
appear dud security ordlng toihc ~
Assem- !. and Tho rnc- Ofthi court, and arpcatl
stsG,etory evdentc thn he u not mn pahiinnt q" iaft
Country 1t Is ordered thai the said def ndatt a. ~
hnle On the hrtt dan OF the tenn, nfd atVlr
thH I'LL OF HE rainuns, and that copy o TIL, u.r
nr 'pr'helih ihNrTtet IN some new t1Ecr pm ted
Town Of LYncbbuie for two months si,,lv ~
posted Al The front dao of the Cou h,n,t, in -
tU,, u. I cGpy--Icstr, II ROUTES
AprI II
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John Randall, NJ. D. Boston.
I. w. Parsons NJ. D. do
Walter Claiming, NJ D. do
+. j. Davenport, NJ D. do
Nath. Peabody M D. Salem
Edwin Parsons NJ D. Portend
w X Grown, NJ d. do
I. !: iilsginson, NJ D. Cambridge
Dudley Smith, NJ. D. Lowell.
Prepared by Moflal, Punmer & Co. ia Sta,e
street, Boston, Mass, and sold by their appoints.
ment by Howell DAVIES. Act.
March "a,
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DOTETOITRT SPRINGS.

1uNiIE former owner aud proprietor Of hese
q Springs having departed this life, in aeeoi
dance with request expressed in his last Illness,
they viii be opened the present season 10y the sub
scrbes, his executor.
The Bo,etouu SPRINGS arc siluntei IN Boieionrl
county, Va. in a healthy, poPulous md most dcs'-
rnblo neiehborhooi-abou 80 miles above Lynch
burg, from which place M excellent line ot Stages
runs regularly three times week. A particular
aud detailed description OF hcm las SO often been
given 10 The public, and tho benefits arising iiom
the use OF the water arc believed TO be gcnctaly
known. iha, the subscrhef docs not deem 1t neces-
s,ry 10 repeat the one, Oh offer renewed tcs,lmo
mails of the other
Tbs charges will be moderate TO al and 10 such
as remain month or longer, cottemei8 I'm.
The will of Nj Johnston authorizes has oxeen-
tors 10 sell these Springs, nj such time ns may be
most beneficial TO his estate The tuhscf bar,
therefore, being DESTROYS Of closing rs concerns Us
speedily as possible offers them for sale, and in
vites persons DESTROYS OF purchasing, to cnmmnni-
cate W th him. by letter, directed 10 Boietonft
Springs, Va The property IL valuable, onl vel
worthy the attention OF cal ialis;s
JAMES L. ROYAL,
Exon Of Charles Join sion. dec
r. Thr Editors of,he Richmond Enquirer al1
Richmond Wing will lnseft the foregoing adger
tisemeni IN their respective papers once q weeit
IN lhs ist OF July, and forward their uceourts to
tins Office.
May vii tfaG0
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s.l1If1'AtfON.

VHNIlE nert SESSION ofmy School VIII commeeee
- on Monday. the l1h INST Forms ns hereto.
fore. JOS. I. GODFREY
Ians - +
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juno
EDgs. yVsl. Is. VAUGHAN ha-

3 kfs. W VI. Is. ' u z 9s4k " n II"
h@ vine roado arrangements to remain pennh-
uenty in Bclford during the summer months, and
having provided himself with n very complete as
sor,ment Of Medicine and some Surgical lnstrn
ments, Will attend 10 the practice of Physc, Surge
ny and Midwifery, from his residence. FIVE mites
above Liberty, on the man Western road lie 50
lieits tho patronage oflhc public.
JuneG 1t
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$40 REW ARD FOR
CIOA AND ANN.

E@ UNAWAI from the subscriber on the 9th
u OF Aptil lat, two nero Women CLDA and
her daughter ANN--Cloa IS about > years of ge,
and has lost pece Of both her enrs by hgbting
and on her upper lip IS , mule. Ann is about Ii
yeors Of age, and very "lY girl. They wore of
when they went awny striped yarn dress each.
No ofher clothing taken eff rccorctod. Clon has
n husband living at Dr. Mcrrlwothers, ia this
county. and pefhafs she is tkIng aboul hrs plan
taton, o. she may have gone to Philip Pnynes in
Camph1l county, as she came out of his estate. |
purehs 3ed loa md Ann Of the estate of r W
DAVIES decd, viii give the above reward #
delivered 70 mn m Bedford county, neat w dnrh's
Ferry, ~ tcn dollars for either, or t6s,u Jolats #
secured III jail or - 80 tor either ofthrtn
CHARLES =. KEf SOIDS sr.
June g. -
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1000 bushels Coal wanted.
TIME subscriber will give the highest cash
Il price for 1900 or more bushels good Chestnut
Coal. II. r. BEACH & CO.
Jaael0 ts
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stRGiSlA-At Il nlr holden IA tHo tett : otic 49,
81 Circuit Superior Court law ard C,a.rcr,y = ~.
town II l. Yhcll TT, The lst d. ~ Apri isEl-Iai
harry Plt- 1gplaa Cary 1ners 80 EiiI4heih hrs ulJr
Peter A SHIRE aud sicily biz wiz. VIM Wright 81 and
kdy his y lie, Pepc. stone, Rachel Sao,fofd, john J..
thr, James I"uet and Mliy his VIII, " IN. Slopr al
NR5ct h. WIFI, Ius4l, Pate, AHtaoy Pate JOHN -
,JenaN PHt', AIRY Pate Allen Slonc dni MIN -
ie, klehard pefar, ]utis Mn,cl and khody II. vi
Samuel Huncy and E'ts\ his .ie, roiy Suis,p, John
Smpklns 'mae simlhins, hiram SmpLns aud Geo
Sunt kin, Dchs
The d' frndaut> fin's NUrcy and Ehotla lis wifi H..
ram - nphns and Geo SlmpkHs, not having c1f-l,
iul' anfrHracc aui gwen security atrordiuR the e -
Assembly ana me rGie' OF tins court, and L Appearing tp
ta-aetas Evidence that they nf1d Iart, ~ III
cnHHtrs II is"'dernd, thai the aid ,eltl = dua.a
here On the httt 'ay OF ih, atsnc IT, ~
smai nni'ided 1ii. u :At amin, tlat roiN -
ms ofGei he !cit" -, t"tcr i az rtt,I tyrr YH4.
l'ntd ia te t'wh al 100 ittft, sr H.#afA
SIS Is AMI posted a. .hc iioHs Of III he4=s
! i,lc I'D
Cop, -F'#'e, J.. nDniS,C C.
tpa1llt n.o
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IsisiA3 for sale his valuable tract of Land in
sERsSssrs Campbell county, on the waters Of
Flat Creek, situated about II miles from Lynch
burg, and from Campbell Courthouse 1t con-
tans between IL and II hundred acres, 3 or hun
bred of which is clerred, about 60 acres of Meadow
Land, and pnn of which is now in timothy and
herds grass There is a considerable portion of
good Tobacco Handsomely and conve-
mainly improved consisting of n good Dwell
LING HOUSE, 81 by Is two stores high, with
other convenient GU, houses, and we'll wa,oted
and all exceeding fine Spring. My farm is in
state of Improvement, incosed by excellent fences
and is remarblc healthy situatlon.-I deem a
farther description OF the property unnecessary.
Any person wishing to purchase, will frs, view
the place and examine for themseves--l am deter.
mined to sell, and will sell bcrgan-Terms
shall be llbeIel and accommodating
PEYTON LEFTWICU
May 30 Ct
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II =
JAMES Il. ROYAL,

vEdAKE NOTICE, TINT OF MONDAY, The eth
n day Of July, 1883, batween the rising ood set,
ting ofthc sun. at the IofeJuof Nj, - Harmon
in the town Of stanton n State of Virginia, shnll
proceed to take tho DISPOSITIONS Of Jlmes lohns;on,&
Others; and II not completed IN that day, 10 he
continued from day to day, until finished, winch
arc Intended 10 be read as evidence IN sun dc
poadlng in the Circuit Superior Court Of La"
and chanccry, for the town of tynchhure, IL
which, am plaintiff and you arc defendants When
nni where you Will please ottcnd.
HENRY, A PAUpER,
son II Esther
juno g. tdt
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Tho distinguished imported Arabian hUlse
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Ur. lIf0rcr's Eyc Water.

For weak aud iellamnd eyes, frequen /, u'ed A.
a wash, IN connesipn with &" Weavsf's Eye 5aiye.
IN tedious chronic cA.es, pariIeoarly ~h",e tnere
Is much discharge Of matter. Pace 25 cen boz
sIa
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-08


 Frasricide. .-The Lynchhurg VirginiaU gives a horrid detail 0f murder committed in Penn sylvania county, Va, on the l0th inst. hy Armistead Crait, jr. under the reOfand in the presence of his father. It appeared .that on the morning of that day Armisied arose and fed his horse, rode out, returned to break . fast, and fed his horse again; that the family, consisting of the father and two sons sat down to breakfast, when George remarked to Ar mistead that it was unnecessary to feed his horse so oflen when corn was scarce--for which rehuks he received slap On the mouth. George. who was an orderly, wela-dispOsed lad, and member of ihe Baptist church, mildly requested him te desist, when the Oih- CT struck him a severe blow with his clench. ed hand. A rencOnntes ensued, in which l George threw Armislead on bed. The fa- ther having parted them, Armistead took ad' vantage of the cireumstauce to seize George and throw him 0n the floor. when tho fatheI againNsepaFated them and pushed Armisiead into corner of the room. Al this moment hearing something fall to the Aoor behind him, he exclaimed, " Sir. you have killed yoal brother" On raising him up dagger Isl from the bosom of the expiring boy. having entered between two ribs and penetrated tdeeply into his heart. Armistead asked his fath' letsforgiseness. but was ordered from his pres
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."My children" said he, al cannot up
braid you. / opposed your union from
no selfish motives. My daughters hap
piness was all that had in view, and
as once thought, Enormously, ! hope)
that | could not better promote it, than
by refusing my consent to your mar
riage, so | am now convinced, that |
could not more effectually destroy it,
than by continuing my resentment"
How many foul blots in the page of do
nestle life would have been avoided, if
all parents had acted with the same
kindness and prudence as the Kentish
squire.
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POETRY
From pIe Boston Recorder.
SCENES OF THE CRUCIFGXION

The moon was shining yet. The Orents' brow,
Set with the morning star, was moi yet dim;
And the deep silence which subdues the breath,
Like a strong feeling hung upon the world
As sleep upon the pulses OF child.
Twas the last watch Of night. Gethsemane,
With its blthcd leaves Of silver secm'd dissolved
In visible stiffness, and as jesus voice,
With its bewidering sweetness, met the ear
OF bis disciples it ybrated
Like the first whisper in silent world
They came Oh slowly. HcaYiness Oppressed
The Saviour's heart and when the Kindness
Of has deep love was pour'd, he felt the need
OF near communication his gift Of strength
Vas wasted by the spirits WEAKNESS.
lie left them there and went a little on
And, in the depth of that hushd silence.
Alone with God, he fell upon his face,
And as his heart was broken with the rush
OF his surprising agony, and death,
Wrung 10 him from dying universe,
Were mighter than the Son Of Man could bear,
He gave his sorrows way, and in the deep
Prostrstion Of his soul breath'd out the prayer,
Father, if it be possible with thee
Vet this cup pass from me- o, how word
Like the forced drop before the fountain breaks
stilleth the press Of human agony,
The Saviour felt its quiet in his soul;
And tho his strength was weakness, and the ligh
Which led him on till now was nearly dim.
lie breath'd submission" Not my will,
But thine be done, o Fatherl' As he spoke,
voices were heard III heaven, and music stole
Out from the chambers of the vaultcd sky,
AS II the stars were swept like instruments
No cloud was visible but radiant wings
Were coming with a silvery rush TO Garth,
Aud as the Saviour rose, glorious one,
With an illumned forehead, and the light
Whose fountain is the mystery Of God,
Encalmed within his eye, bowed down to him,
And norved him with minister of strength.
IT was enough, and with his godlike brow
Re written Of his Fathers messenger,
With meekness whose divinity is more
Than power and glory, he returned again
To his disciples, aud awaked their sleep,
aor The that should betray him was at hand
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New Confectionery.

FsSHE MISS CONRADT'S present
u their respects TO the citizens of Mar
tinsHlrg and vicinity, and inform them
that they have opened
A Ne,o Confectionery Store,
in the house belonging to Mrs. Meow
ran, on Burke-street, one door east of
Messrs. Wilson & Andersou's Store
where they have on hand splendid assert
ment of all kinds of Confectionery, Fruits
Ice Cream, Frozen Custard, sc. Also
good Cordials, Lemonade, together with
every other article in their line. They ask
of the public share of patronage.
Martinsburg, June 81, 1888.
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GOA NE

EVHE subscriber being under the pain
a fol necessity of giving this unpleas-
ant notice, that be has already sustained
serious injuries by unprineipled boys and
men trespassing on bis farm, known by
the name of Shartle's Sulphur spring, such
as his fences being thrown down; his fruit
and trees being destroyed, his corn being
torn to pieces on pretence of getting
roasting ears. his cattle icing forced 10
the creek and attempts made to drown
them, and that, mostly on the sabbath
day, has rendered indispensably necessary
to give this caution and information. As
be has sundry names Of those unlawful
depredators but would not wish 10 expose
them for the preseut-as he intends keep
ing continual watch, look to il, as shall
have no respect to persons.
MORGAN A. VANCLEAYE.
August /, l933.--3w.
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Col artnership in Tanning.

Col Partnership in Tanning.
FEstIE subscribers have entered into Co
q Partnership in the TANNING and
CURRYlNG BUSINESS, in Buckles
town, and have employed Mr.. Elijah
Griffith to superintend and manage the
same for us. He is authorised to purchase
Hides and Skins, Bark, Sc and to dis.
pose of Leather to those wishing to pur-
chase. Cash paid for ak Hides and Skins
delivered at the Tan Y ard in Bucklestown,
and Leather sold al the lowest prices.
81 BARK wanted Immediately, for
which the cash will be paid.
JACOB f. SEIBERT,
EZEKIEL SHOWERS.
Nav so. 1888 If
I Y iHE subscriber will, at all times, paw
& the highest price in CASH for HIDES
and SKINS, delivered at his residence in
MarIInsburg, where will constantly be
kept for sale, LEATHER of every des-
criptlon. He solicits call from his friends
EZEKIEL SHOWERS.
May so. 1898.
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TIGHT PANTS have a very fair pros
peel of soon becoming out of fashion
at least with the candidates for mat
rimony.
A few days since, young gentle
man of this borough, who was, as the
term is, engaged to be married" to a
buxom young lass in the country, pro-
cured his wedding suit, and, for fash
IONS sake, had his pantaloons made
tight knee'd, which exposed the shape
Of a pair of limbs bearing striking re-
scmblance to the handles of a wheel.
barrow set up on one end. Thus e.
quipped, he proceeded at the time ap.
pointed to claim his "dear Peggy. -
Inc mother, on seeing her intended
son-in-iaw thus suddenly transformed
INTO monkey,-alias, a dandv,-
screamed out to the daughter. ssPeoov
ii Peter can't afford cloth enouob IN
make a decent pair Of trowsers bo,ll
never be able to buy the child a frocl, y
and raising the broomstick, She Firth
with beat retreat. Peter did retroa,
and has not been heard of since, Who
after this would think of wearing Hobt
pantSl
The Forgetting Father.-Some years
ago, Kentish heiress eloped with a
young marine, and accompanied by a
confidential friend to London, the par
ueS were married. The next day, the
hapPy par were surprised at perceiv-
ing inc carriage Of the lady's father
srlye up to the house. The old gen.
ssnan soon entered their apartment:
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Portsmouth Jour.

Marriage.-Look at the great mass
efmarriages which take place over the
whole world; what poor contemplate
affairs they are! A few soft looks, a
walk, dance, a squeeze of the hand,
a PoPpng ofthe question, a purchasing
OF certain number of yards of white
satin, ring, a clergyman, a siege or
two in hired carriage, a night in a
country inn, and the whole matter is
over. For five or six weeks two sheep
Ish looking persons are seen dangling
on each others arms, looking at water
falls or making morning calls, and guz-
cling wine and eating cakes; then eve.
~ thing falls into the most monotonous
rctinue-the wife sits on the one side
of the hearth, the husband on the other,
and little quarrels, little pleasures, little
cares, and little children, gradually
gather round them. This is what nine
ty-nine out Of hundred find to be the
delights Of love and matrimony.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-08

To the Farmers Of Berkeley d jefferson
Counties.
YasHE undersigned take this occasion TO
a inform the Farmers OF Berkeley and
Jefferson counties. that they have rented
the MERCHANT and GRIoT MILLS,
belonging to Capt Christian Tabler, OH
Opequon, and the same being now in good
repair for the reception of all kinds of
gram. will attend and execute all grinding
entrusted TO them. For every 300lbs. OF
merchantabie wheat they will give one
barrel Of ouperine Flour and stand the
inspection in any market that it may be
sent to. Having determined to give salts.
faction to all who may please to bring
grain to the mill, they respectfully ask Of
the public share OF its patronage.
PHILIP STAUB s. Co.
June OF, 1888. If