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AUCTIONS.

NY DarcnpoTr, .atten :. Co.
GROCERIES,.
TOMORROW. THURSDAY. 4:h inst. a 10
o'clock. at our suction s,o-e,.
20 hhds. Nov Orleans Sugars
50 do. prime Molasscs
20 do. rye Whiskey
100 boxes mould Candies
20 ticrees loaf Sugar
90 bills. No. 3 MsckeroI
100 bags green Coffee
10 half plies Brsndy
10 or. casks 5. Madeira Wine
5000 lbs. Bacon
10 bales Cotton Yarns
4 hhds Antigus Rum
10 do. prime 81. CroiI Sugars
30 chests Teas
tierccs Coffee
lceroon Indigo
10 bags Piinento
Window Glass
ap3 D.A& co. Aue,,.
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Tree Hill Races will commence tho week ensu.
ing Broad Rock, this spring, 23i Of April.
ma y by the PTorfietor.
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WANTED,

A N experienced Bsr.Keeper. ono between IS
IA and 40 ycsrs Of ago would be prefsrrsd--
vegas lborai. Apply 70 Pr. BARTON,
r"s'-sI i~zins,on, y,
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kIRTLAND,S OFFICE.
Grand Consolidated Louery-Drawing will be
received by Thursd.y's mail.
Capiisls-Sl0.000.2 .500. 1900. 1900, l,o22, Q
Of 1000. &c. sc.
Tickets 81. halves 2. quariersl
For sale in tho Usual variety of numbers, nj the
Lottery and Exchsnge Office in The basement ., ory
Of the BELL. TAVERN. c. KIRKLAND.
MIR 30
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by Lancaster, DeHby - 20.
GROCERi rs. &c. AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. 9Th April, and commencing At
10 o'clock, general assor,usnt.
ALSO,
An invoice Of Chairs. just to hand, and consist.
ing OF fancy, cane seat, rocking and chiIdren,s
Chairs. L. d. s. co Aur,,
ADDITIONAL.
IS htds. ST. Croix Sugar
80 do. New Orleans do =
Now landing i.om Schrs. Milliccnt and Char
lo,te and Sarah.
sp2 Id. s. CO. Auct.
ADDITIONAL
100 boxes Soap, 20 lbs each,
3 do pine apple Cheese,
25 drums fresh Figs,
10 casks flask d.
50 boxes Raisins,
quarter casks S NJ. Vino.
half pipe do do landing thi. morn
ing, fr n schr Mary Sco,chburn. from Bsltimor,
up l.. u. e. CO., Aucts
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ATTENTION

ATTENTION
washington Rifle Corps.
nARADE in front sf the City Hall, on Thurs
IA day mkt, ut o'clock, p. NJ. Arms in -rder
for inspection. This muster is required by law.
BY. order of tho Captain.
HENRY c. TINSLEY,
Orderly Ssrg,.
N. ID. A meeting OF your Compsny viii also be
held at the Eagle Hotel, on tho same evening, a,
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TOMPIkINS, OrEICE

SPLENDID SCHEME.
$4,000 for SlO-LOwes, Prize SO.
New York Lotiory-Drawing received Sa,ur.
day.
Capitsls-S4O 900. 10, 100. 5,I60. 5000. 90 of
l'OOO, 20 of 500. 4O of $780, 201. 100, &c. SC.
Tickets $40, Halves S, Quarters 9 so.
For sale at GEO. II. TOMPKINS',
up Opposite the Eagie IInt.t
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Up AIsINs.-5O hall boxes bunch Rai-in.--
uD received ~ the schr Paramount, for sals bv
aP5 CREME e. MOSBY.
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This distinguished, beautiful tito
rongh'bred racer and getter Of racers,
WIZ again stand at my sons. Geo. w.
Johnsons, tho ensuing seoson w;,h;o
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o1 HiiDS. prime New Orlsaur Sugar
II - tierocs. IS half do. and "a bbls,
Now Orleans loaf Sugar
tierces and 6S bbls. New Orleans Mo.
lssses
so bills mess and prime Pork
$4,000 lbs. Bacon
25 bales New Orleans Cotton
tons patent Shot
1000 lbs. bar Lead
bhds. Dutch Maddef
2i0 bags prime green Porto Cabello Coffee
~ do. do. do. Havana do.
100 do. do. Java do.
IL do. Pepper
do. Pimento
$50 boxes Oranges
100 drums Figs
400 sides good soal Leather
220 do. damaged do.
$40 do. upper do
ceroons primo Spanish Indigo
~ tons s .dcs Iron
Receiving aud for sale by
ap LEWIS WEIR A. CO
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EIGARs.-Ag general sssortmsht Of GIG AIRS, I
~ from es TO e2o per thsussnd, receiving and
for sale. BY III. L. Day.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-07-04

'IRGlNIA:-frl the Circuit SUPERIOR Coarf oJ
Lato and Chancery for Bsrkel en- co unty:
A, MAY RULES, 1888.
1Au'ih houcK' pit
Daniel Houck, Jacob Houck, Philip Sprecher
and Catharine his wife, George Sprecher =
and Mary his wife, the said Jacob Catha-
rine and Mary being children and heirs of 6
John Houck, decd, Samuel Houck, Hen :
ry Houck, Jacob Hite, and James, John. :
Eli, Maria and Betsy Hite, children of said q
Jacob, by Elizabeth Hite his wife, late 9
Elizabeth Houck, decd, Michael Hmuck =
George Houck andPolly his wife. latePollv =
Houek, George Houck, and Conrad Hog
mlre, admir-, Of Jacob Houck, deed. d'fts.
IHE defendants, except George Houck and
roly ms wife, and Conrad Hogmire, not having
entered thelf appearance and given security, ac-
corolhg 10 the act OF assembly and the rules of
inns court, and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they are out of this Commonwealth: il
apordered, that the said defendants do enter their
appearance to ts~ suit the first day of the pext
I'm, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff. and
that copy OF this order be forthwith published
IN any newspaper within this county, and contin
ued for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and anofhrr 90
Py thereof posted at the front door of the Court
House OF the said county.
Copy.-Teste
May g. ls33.-2m iiiA'' -
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More New Cheap Goods.
THyHE subsc rIber announces to bis
"A friends, customers, and the public
generally, that he has just returned from
the eastern cities, where he has purchas
ed very general assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods.
You have all heard, and will hear OF
Cheap Goods; and many Of you win think
you have seen them, but he will venture
TO assert, that when you view the present
assortment, and hear the prices, you viii
agree with him 10 opinion, and pronounce
them the CHEAPEST GOODS you ever
saw before in all your lives-Iherefore. all
you that are desirous of procuring Cheap
Goods, are respectfully invited to call al
the subscribers Store, where you can be
supplied with almost every article you
may want THOMAS G. SMITH
April IL, 1S33.--f
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BAL TIM RE
SATURDAY VISITER,
A FA1fIL NEWSPAPER:

Containing the Foreign g. Domestic news
of the week-a Price Current Of the Mar
kets, Carefully corrected,) Prices Of Stocks
and Bank Note List together with va
riety of Miscellaneous matter for the in
struciion and amusement of their readers.
The Publishers, on commencing a netC
poiume, have considerably improved the
paper, and made such arrangements as
will enable them to obtain Selections from
the most popular periodicals of the day.
They therefore may confidently promise
the patrons of the "VIsITER." to present
them with Reading Matter of the choicest
description and at as early period as
any of their contemporaries. Great care
will be observed III the variety served up,
10 blend the useful with the entertaining.
ag-rhe BALTIMORE SATURDAY VIsITER
is published weekly. on the largest size
sheet, 10y CLOUD & P0UDER, No /,
5 Gay Street, Baltimore
gy-The terms are only So per annum,
if paid in andvance.
Baltimore. June 81, 1888
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BLANK DEEDS,
for sale at this Office,
&1arftnaourg Gasettg
EDITED AND PUBLISHED
Il ID ~ rINr

Bl EDMUND 7. HUNTER.
TERlnS:-Two DOLLARS, payable
IN advance; or, Two DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS, within the year; and if
payment be deferred to the end of the
year, THREE DOLLARS will invariably
be demanded. No paper will be dis.
continued until all arrearages are paid
except at the discretion of the editor.
Advertisements of one square or less
Inserted three times for one dollar, and
Tor each subsequent insertion twenty.
nve cents; longer ones in proportion.
Chancery orders of the usual length
inserted and posted according to law,
at five dollars each. Advertising Gus.
toners will please to mark on the man.
uscript, how many insertions are re.
CURED. If no such direction is given,
the advertisement WY be CONTINUED llll.'
til forbid,
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A CARD.

a LEXANDER STEPHEN, from a
Ia desire to introduce fine fruit into the
has made an arrangement with
MI. Prince Of New York, the Messrs. Ian
dreth's of Philadelphia, and Sinclair and
Moore, Of Baltimore, to furnish him with
any quantity OF erery variety Of fine
FRUIT TREES aud SCl0NS; Apples,
Peaches, Pears, Plums, Apricot, Nectarine
&c; these fruits in all their varieties, he
will be pleased 10 procure for any persons
who may wish to improve their stock Of
fruit trees at the prime cost Of the same,
with the cost of transportation, without
further charge. HIS plan is Of It meets
with the encouragement Of his friends and
fellow citizens,) to get the young trees
here by the planting season IN November
There is catalogue left at the store oil
Lauck & Stephen, in Martinsburg those
therefore who wish supply will do well
to call, examine the list, 10 time for plant
ing. Il is desirable that those who wish
trees should call and make their selection
as soon as convenient.
A. Stephen is we'll acquainted with the
fruit Of those gentlemen, and would take
pleasure IN assisting any person TO make
choise Of the best kind He has also been
applied TO by several persons to procure
some SEED WHEAT from the Valley Of
Genessee--if a sufficient number of sub
scrlbers can be procured to justify the ex'
pertinent, so as 10 have stock OF IT here
by seeding time, he will, without any
charge On his part he glad to procure It
Those who wish it therefore will be pleas
ed tocall soon, that he may have time E.
nough to send for it.
MartinsbuIg, June IS, 1S33-f
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TIRGINIA.-ln the Circuit Superior court Of law
and chancery for Berkeley county:
SEPTEMBER p, 1882.
Samuel Keesacker, Andrew Keesacker Noble
Emberson, and Mary his wife late Mary Keessc-
kcr, children Of Conrad Keesacker dec d. plfS -
against.
John French, ex'r Of Jacob French deed and 9
as such ex'r Of Andrew Keesacxer decd. -
Philip Nadenbousch sheriff of Berkeley ; 4
county admin. de bonis non under the law 9
ofJohn PItzer decd and the widow and :
heirs Of said decd. dYts. J {
Y sHlS cause came on TO be heard this
q day upon the bill, the answer of John
French. the exhibits filed in the cause and
was argued by counsel wbereupop it ap
pearing to the court that order ofpublca
ton has been duly made, and all the resi-
aent defendants by subpoena duly execut
ed al ioar months. are before the court: IL
is ordered and decreed that master Com
missioner OF this court 90 examine state
and settle the accounts between the par.
ties as prayed for in the bill, that is TO saw.
l. The account Of Jacob French as ex'r of
Andrew keesacker decd. . the account of
John Pitzer AS ex'r OF Andrew Keesacker
deed stating herein the assets of the said
heesacker decd as administered by each
OF the said ex'rs. g. The estate account of
John PIizer decd. with his several admrs.
SO as TO present view Of the situation of
bis estate as real and personal property.
4 taking such testimony as may be all
duced respecting the lands in Pennsyl
wanna, the rents. issues and profits there
OF, their value aud present situation: and
stating in full all such other matters as he
may deem pertinent to the cause between
the parties. or which any of the parties
may require TO he specially stated, in or
der TO final dccree-retuining his report
In due time before the next court in
course
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

h HE subscriber as the executor OF
a Rem Hudgei, and in that right ex
ecutor of MIR. Joseph Haines and Mrs.
Sarah Iaines. gives THIS NOTICE TO
ali creditors to bring forward their claims
against the several estates, duly proven
Tor payment-,o all debtors to come for
ward aud pay off their dues as soon as
possible. as the subscriber is DESTROYS to
close his agency in these estates speedily,
nd will be Obliged 10 resort to legal re
NEEDLES, if this notice Is not regarded
JACOB VANDOREN.
Berkeley county, June 20, 1885,
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HARRISON WAITE, C D c.
May 2, 1888. 2nl

way =, 0oo.-~2nI
yIRGINlA:--4t rules held IN The Clerks Ofc.
Of the county court Of Berkeley couatl on. Mon.
day the 60. day Of Nay, 1888.
Richard b. Spalding, Mf.
against
Robert Roach. John Miller, (son of Michael J
Adam spitznoGSle, Henry Miller and John
Hilllef' defts.
IN CqANCERY.
THE defendants, Robert Roach, John Miller,
tsoh Oh Michael,) and Henry Miller, not having
entered their appearance and given security ac.
cording 10 the act of assembly and the rules Of
thus court and it appearing 10 the court that they
ordered, that the said defendants do appear hers
on the second Monday in July next, and answer
the bill OF the plaintiff: and it is further ordered
t I TINS order be published in the Martinsbure
Gazette and Public Advertiser for two mon ,hss
successfully, and posted at the front door Of the
Court House of said county
Testc,
May 9, 1s33.-2m - 0'''s'
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POETRY
FROM MRS. HALLS mAGAzISE.
THE SWEDISH GIRL.

Previous 10 the departure Of Baron de Stael
from Sweden, he was enamoiircd OF his second
cousin, a beautiful girl, whom he had promised TO
marry; but after the offers received by him from,
the Neckar family, he wrote 10 iEiorIn her Of the
peculiar circumstances in which he was placed
and that his union with lady whom he did not
love, would be the means Of raising his family
from poverty and obscurity. His cousin without
any other answer, returned him his marriage pro
mise stained with her tears, and in seven weeks
she corpse
Even to pause, on such a thought,
How could II cross his mindl
Vain honors tra6icls'd for and bought
With happiness resigned
and love like mine cast meckly by,
At cold ambitions CALI
My heart, be calm!--why should sigh?
Tears, tears, why will ye fall?
The Swedish girl should scern to stand
Tween him and his adopted land.
For him what-could not have borne,
What wo or poverty
And rich in love, have smiled with scorn,
When hcartless wealth rolled by,
I would have urged him up the steep,
Where hangs the noblesi crown
Honor may gam, or virtue keep
An honest mans renown!
Soothed him when yielding TO his tolls,
And frightened each success with smiles.
ACl why tiluD islgtE U Ut u uEE1Iu
That my fond spirit bound,
But lent my soul no cheering beam
To light the darkness round!
Well, b. it SOL may not speak
What stirs within my heart;
The fettered spirit soon will break
Through all things, and depart;
Yet 'twould be sweet again to bless
The object Of past tenderness
Ay, take thy bride, the gifted one,
And glory in her faine
And when, pervading in the sun,
He genius lights Thy name,
Forget amid is dazzling rays
How dim thine own appears;
Nor think upon the heartfelt praise
Was thine in former years,
When mlngiing love, aad hope, and pride,
With her now coldly thrown aside.
Ay, wed another wed the great!
Gain wealth but with il carei
Soon shalt thouieel the CALLING weight,
And mourn each glittering snare
That wiled thee from thy piighted VOW
From first and unftgncd love;
And babe thee TO a stranger bow,
strangers bounty prove
Madness! that one, one so loved by me,
Should ever so degraded be-
II may not be, ! cannct ask
Earlh's happiness for one
Who hath imposed the biterest task,
That woman pride has done,
III curse not, though may not bless
The idol Of my youth,
But, IN my lcreck OF happiness,
Pll prove untalte ring truth.
And, blottcd thus WITH tears, return
That pledge would, but cannot spurn,
And such IS woman's loycl not even pride.
That OFT quelis passion IN lis fiercest tide,
Tins high soli-d, injur'd Swedish girl coulC
save,
Fair spring woyc garlands DER her early gray,
AIrnA.-
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.4aecdotc Of an E9l&striRs - Ehe Pitt,
burg Manufacturer teiis the following an
ecdote Tone CT the Equestrtane now per
forming in that city
AT the scene of the Peasant Frolck, g.
MT spencer, VINO enacted the character
70 Tie Peasant, and who was distinguished
beyond knowing by rough great drab
coat, anu an old hat, roileo from among
The audience, apparently in state OF IN
epriation, into the riRs, at the tine he
horse Napoleon was running round II al a
very RAPID rate. A good, honest country
man, believing that in The person, with the
drao coat he perceived some drunk en- 4
helpless fellow,w was about to be tramp
led TO death by the horse, rushed in anu
IN defiance OF tie performer, (who had 10
preserve has character, and therefore durst
not convince the kind countryman Of hls
error dragged him out of the ring b.,
force, and as be supposed, out of the I'M
mediate jaws of death. Alter taking him
to the door, and advising him to 20 home
and get sober, he left him and returned to
witness the performance. But what wa,
ms astonlshment when on looking TO the
door opposite TO the one at which he sent
the drunken man out, he discovered the
self same fellow making his way in the
same unsteady manner towards the ring a
gain, aud before long actually tumbllng
under the horses very nose, with its foot
raised over his face. A SECOND time he
was about to rush to the rescue of his
drunken friend, but this time he was
withheld, and in few moments more he
saw the fellow that had caused him so
much trouble and uneasness for his safe
ty, riding without the bride at full speed .
and at the same time divesting himself of
some twenty or thirty outer garments. and
hnally to appear something like flying
Mercury, metamorphosed from drunken
countryman. For a while the humane
yeoman thought the devil had surely
turned circus rider, and that he himself
had been taking the liberty of handling
his majesty rather rough, under the sup
position that he was ia a state of beastly
intozlcatlon; but finally. at last became
convinced that it was famous equestrian,
nnhom he had mistaken for an inebriated
helpless wight
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DIR. ID. NTURPEY

VIRGINIA. Berkeley county, 10 wi:
1T court held for Berkeleq comltu al
The Court House, on Monday the I'm
day Of March, 1888.
Jacob Syester, Sarah Syester, adm'rx. oil
Daniel Syester, decd and Eliz 4beth
Lewis, and Andrew Syester, infant heirs
of said Daniel Syester, decd. who sue by
Jacob Syester, their next friend, PA6s
against
David Syester and Archibald Sherer ,def is
IN CItANCERY
FE VIE defendant David Syester, not hav.
"a ing entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly
and the rules of the Court, and it appear
ing to the Court that he is not an inhahi
tant Of the Commonwealth; ordered, that
the said defendant do appear here on thu
second Monday in Jul next, and an.
swer the bill of the plaintiffs; and it is fur
Their ordered that this order be published
IN the aMrlnsburg Gazette andPublic Ad
vertlser Tor Two months succtssivelv. and
posted at the front door oflhe Court House
of said County
Iestc,
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the circnit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for Berkeley county:
APRIL 18th, 1888.
Isaac Vanosdall, and Maria his wife,
pfs
Jacob Vandoren and Garrett Voor-
bees, administrators of Jacob Van -
doreu, the elder decd. and the said =
Jacob Vsndoren in his individual =
character and others dfts. =
Phebe Bennett PD : Z
against 8
The same and others defis. =
Jacob vandoren and Garrett Voor- =
hees, administrators Of Jacob Van
doren, sen deed. pits
agains.
Iassc vanosdall def.
Notice.
THE parties interested in the above
suits will please TO take notice that will
attend at my office in Martinsburg on
Friday the 18th day Of July next, for the
purpose of proceeding TO make up re
port in the above cases. and If they have
any pertinent matter which they may re
quire me TO state in either case, they will
present it on that day
SEAMANS GARARD, Com.
June Is, 1888.
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Lac and Chancery for Berkeley county:
MAY RULES, 1893.
o;moad c. Tiffany, William c. Shaw Com ! rs
fort Tiffany, John III. Duvall and William z
H. Keighler, merchants and partners trad 9
ing under the firm Of Tiffany, Shaw h Co :
and Others tlBs. z
Patrick J. M'Mahon, Patrick Cunningham, .
John Shobcr, Cornelius AIDermot and 2
Michael M'Dermot, detfs >
THE defendant, Michael M'Dermot, not ilay.
ing entered his appearance and given security ae-
eording to the act Of assembly and the rules OF
this court, and it appearing by satisfactory e,i.
dence that he is out of thia Commonwealth; il il
ordered, that the said defendant do enter his am.
pearance to this suit the first day Of the NEXT
term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs, and
that copy of this order be forthwith published
in any newspaper within this ccenty, and con-
tinucd for two months successfully, and another
copy thereof posted at the front door of the Court
House Of the said county.
Copy.-Teste,
JOHN sTRoTHER, 6.
May Q, lS33.-2m
VIRGINIA:-In Me Circuit Superior Co1ef n
L0,c and Chancay for Berkeley county:
APRIL Term. 1888
John P. Wilson, ex'r. of William Wilson,
uec H. pitf
Hiram lcnshaw, surviving executor of said HI;
ram Henshaw and Samuel X. wilson, acting
executors OF John Gray, deed, John & sTiI-
others, de}fs
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant, John c. Wilson, not having
entered his appearance and given security sce
cordmg to the act Of assembly and the rules of
llis court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he is out Of this Commonwealth: il is
ordered, that the said defendant do enter his an
pearaace 80 this suit the first day of the n. y.
term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff. and
that a epy Of this order be forthwith published
m any newspaper within this county, and con-
tinued for two months succeessively, nd another
copy thereof posted at the front door of the Court
House OF the said county.
Copy.-Teste,
:. JOHN STRoTHER, c.
May 8. ls33.-2m
VIRGINIA. Berkeley county. 10 wit.
.H rules held IN The Clerks Office of The
County Court # Bcr6eieg Counfg. On,
.honday The first day Of .4prii, 1885.
ih"mas "tddess, plaintiff,
William Davis & Alexander Work, defk,
IN CHANCERY.
defendants not having entered
81 their appearance and given security
according to the act OF assembly, and the
rules of the court, and il appearing TO The
court that they are not inhabitants of
the Commonwealth; it is ordered. that
the said defendants do appear here on
The second Monday in July next, and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff: and it
Is further ordered, that this order be pub
llshed in the Mariinsbnrg Gazette and
Public Advertiser. for two months success
slveiy. and posted at The front door of the
Court House Of said county.
Teste.
HARRISON WAITE, c. DC.
May 2 1888 - I'm.
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An estimate has been lately made of the
annual consumption ofcoffee in the United
states which AMOUNTS to 81 ,Oo0, 600 lbs.
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md, WhtrG ne carries on The
CHAIR MAKING
IRON,

a ORDERS Tor BAR IRON will be re.
W ceived at Cacaphon furnace, near
Trout run post office, Hardy county, and
VIII meet attention. The iron is the best
IN Virginia, equal to the celebrated Juniat-
Ia iron, and 1t would be the interest Of
iron dealers TO send on their orders 10
j. & A. N STERRETT.
Cacaphon Furnace. May %. 1888 If