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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-16

- r;,cu;, Superior Court Of Law and Chan
A. held tor the ,ownoi i.sachburg, al the
~ S, IN The satt town, on the 10Th day Of
cum ,s3o. sitting rs q Cour, OF Chaocery.
jane, 70 u,n,arJ aud Peter G. Hanssrd. an in
Jaa"" ne, by ,i,e sai,i Judith hansard. his neat
isn', VINO Pitts.
friend,
,va,;an Mcpaois,, Nerre, Talbot. adm'r of
,.so Talbot, dec, Henry L. DAVIS, bs"J lila.
!"hn ."m,,d De bouis non with the y ii annexed OF
ZERO ssd dec, john W. hansard. Ambrose
Joon ,s.rd Archibald Hsnsard, Isaac r. Han
II. .".u Tiu,.ey aud Sophia his wife, George
sa'o, 800 Polly his wife. Elijah Davies ana Par
h",.o,. ,.ife. and Philip Buftord and Caroline his
vile, ,,;s Ia, &, u. b.ard m the
.,.cer. formetly read, and the report OF Comm,.-
.;ooer Rrnagb, made IN pursuance oil the order o.
'hs i'm dny OF Nav, 1881, and MAS argued BY
"o.,ssl az consideration whereof, the court hoing
Of oniujoo that the report "itne commissioner Is
ino INNER feet 10 enable he court TO make a correct
,s,,p. in the IN snaisss, doth recommit tho SAID re-
o,,t Ia one Of ito commissioners, who IS directed
., maae suci, additions thereto, or ALTERATIONS
rnerein, as the evidence may justify or require, so
as COMPLETELY to execute tho aforesaid decr'ta' or
der of the llih Of Msy. 1881, and report hrs pro-
ceedings 10 the court, with any matters specially
stated, though, p%rrtiaeni by himself or feHi'ted W
the parties 10 be SO stated
A Copy-Teste. DAVID ROBES. &C.
COMMISSIONERS Or FiCE.
Lynchbu'g. July 3oih, 1884.
The oaities interested will tske notice, that !
nav. appointed Thursday the eth day OF NO
vyu,be- next, ~ carry in'o effect the 'o,ssu'ns or
der Of Court, gu which day, ut ths hour OF ~ ,.
el,rk ~ thr morning.. ,hey a,e required 'a1itaHp
-, my Office. ia this iowa. with their accounts
,nuc,eys aud proofs. tos s,hsr with u copy OF me
s,yr, papers. prepared tor examination and seiue'
m.ot s. /. WAIT. Com.
Sept. rs VI"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-16

VTIR0IyIA.-M rules held in the Clerks onee Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery Ter
the town Of L.ynchburg GU the 4h day OF August is3a.-
Daniel f,gcinbothain, Daniel lIig ginbothama aud Thorn
Us hlg. inhoiham, late merchants and partners, trading
under he style and firm ofO L. D.. Higginbothan Il Co
Pi,(s. aruins, Watt Duncan oud Mary his wife VIII
liam pupcuG, john Duncan and Phe1c his vile. John u,
Goodrich and Rei,ecca his wils, aud William siodc ana
Abigail is wife, Deits. .
Tho deieadaut Rebeecp Goodrich MOI, having en'nf ed
her appearance, aud gi,en security uccordine TO the act"i
asseubly ~. aud the rules of this court aud tapl'eafihs os
satisfactory evidence that she Is not au inhabi.ant VI his
eoaHtrl II is ordered, that the said defendant do appear
here on the LIST day Of the next term, nnd answer
the bill Of the plaintiffs, and ,huta copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed IN the
""n Of Lyuchburg, for two months succcssiveiy, aud
posted u, the trout door of the court house, ia tho said
lDwn. hcopv-Teste. u. SOUES, elk.
Sept. | w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-16

IA house, on tho day ofJune, IS3l.-Mosby Arnoi!.
Elizabeth Brown, Thomas Davis. a"d Nancy bis wife, wv
liz iuster, and Vablha his wiie, George Jones. aud sally
iswiRs, BurAo oil Lee, and Matilda his wife, snd bepja-
min Brooks aad iniiama hi. wife, plih,. nfaiu.t Nill'am
Clayton and Susan his vile, aad Martha Arno'u' DeHf'-
la Chanccry.
The comriuinants having flcd their bill against the deisn
dants, und the defendants, William Clayton and susan ~
vii e, not hay ing appeared aud answered the complainant
bill aud II nppoarin ing to tho saiisiaci ION of Tie Court ina
they are not iahab iants OF Ibis State, IT IS ordered and ae-
creed that they do appear here on the shd MONDAY III No,
,en,bsr uext. aud answer the bill Of the compIainsnts. aud
,ai u copy Of this order bo Inserted in the Lynchburs VIZ
gia!an fer two months successfully, and posted up al 'ns
IRON. door Of this said court house, on Two sc'e'"' co"''
days. a Copy-Ics'er
Sept. W"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-16

E1itulNiA, TO Wit AT n court continued aud hold for
- the county of Halifax, al the Court house, on Tues.
usy the 18th day of July, lS34-Ceorgo Boxl"y, Pltf. a
sa.as' Drury Wade, William p. Powell and Wilmoth his
m'ie. 'anie' II. Walton and Lucy his wife. George Wade
DAVID II ,xley aud John Wade, Defts. In Chancery.
Inc deisndans Drary Wade, Willism P Powell and
'"A'tl ms vile, james II. Waiton aud Lucy his wife,
u"oee Wade aud John Wade, uoi having ente rod their
sr ntIo aud given security according TO the oct Of As
ss, ",t ad the rules Of this Court, aud it appearing by
11s ~ u evidence that they are not inhabitants of this
uupan.'ohmealth-lt is ordered thai the said Drury Wade,
on.am Powell and Wilmoth his wife, James II. Wal
~ aaa Lucy bis w,fe, ge Vale and John Wade, do
sppom nero on the al, Monday in October next, and an
h ~ T. = ue oll OF The plaintiff, and tina. a copy Of this order
rwo "nuiwi'h Inserted in ths 1.ynchburg Virginisn, for
of ~, m'n'hs SUCCESSFULLY, aud posted at the front door
~ coasi-house Of this county.
A~Copy-Veste,
Aug. 25
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-16
BROAD ROCK RACES-Oper Tree HH
COWTJE.
EIRsr DAY. Entrance $3.50.
III IL.----I-l Ill L.. AA-II-.

CO"Se.
EiRsr Day Entrance $3.50.
VIM. W illiamson's b f Ruth, by Medley, l |
Q. p. Hare's ST, by Medley, Q 3
Wm. r. Johnson's & C Dick Sampson, 3 dis.
VIM. l. Whi,e'ss c Falconl, by Charles, dis.
dam Of Robin Brown, dis.
VIM. WINS fly Tonyon, 4 dis.
Jefferson Minors b f Robccca, by Byron, dis.
Two h~en,s-Tlme, I'm 54s--lm Sos.
SscosD DAY.-Swcsps axes for colts and filics,
, years old-two mile heats Entrance $500, halt
forfeit.
J. W. Brockenbroaghs 4 c Westwood, by
Hoslur, dam by Young Wonder, Sc
John I,th'. b t Mary Bel, by Gohanao.
out oftfe grand daG of Coll'cr, SO lbs. ! J 4
james B Kendall b c b. ! imoieon,o sm
by Sir Arehy, sc lbs. 3 }
VIM. l.. Whites S c by Janus, dam Ira
falsar, ) dis
Time-lst heat, Am 3s-2d do. Am ls-3d do.
Am lbs.
Truck heavy IN consequence OF rain the night
previous. All the colts entered N tie race, started
for The purse. The FIRST two hcn,s were well con-
tesicd-,he third was won by WestWood hard in
hann.
THIRD DAy-Proprieiors' purse S25o-2 mile
heats.
VIM. r. Johnson's & h Jcssup, by Med
ley, dam by Tbsddeus, I years old, 3 0 5
Jams S. GnrrIson's DC Hundslap,4 yenrs
Old. by Washington, Jan by Sir Ar
chy. 2 l ]
J. }. Hnrrison's b m Sally Banks, 4 years
old, by Roanoke, dam Constitution, 4 8 2
c. S. Morris h Merab, 4 years old, by
Arob, dam, by Alfred, 5 3
J. 3. Kendsl's b h Mehemct, by Arab,
dam Mcrino Eve, ) 7
J. G. Goodies CHI m Kitty Mlngc, 4 years
old, by Sir Archcy, ou. of the dam OF
Cadmns,. 4 6
John NJ. Bolts b h Doughlas, 5 years old,
by Johanna, 8 6 4
LIST heat, And, 3m 5is--3d, 3m 5Gs.
The second heat won to the shoulder. The third
bca, won by half a length.
FOURTH DAT.-Jockoy Club Purse, $500, three
mile heats.
G.. S. Morris b h Purtons4 years old, by
TonsoE, D z
J. 8. dauison'sbf ( Princess Anns,a years
old by Tonson, = 5
JIG. Goodies b h Row Galley 6 years old,
by Arab, ~ ~ DIS
John M. Bolts bh Riehmond,'4 years cd
by Goksnna, fihs W nH Ads
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-16
NOYlCE.

EpY virtue of a deed Of trust, executed to the
EO subscriber, by Abrum Carter and Mary his
wife, bearing date the 9Th day Of March, 1880, and
du'y OF record in the Clerks Office Of Amherst coun-
ty Court, | shall ON Friday the Oath day of Octo-
ber next (if fair, if not the mex, fair day thereafter,
Sundays excepted offer for sale, by way OF public
auction, for cash, at the hour Of IL o'clock, noon at
The house Of said Garter, a certain tract or parcel
OF land, lying and being in the county of Amherst,
on both sides of Horsley's creek, and adjoining the
lands OF John Davis, Charles Tuly and others, and
Is the same tract or parcel Of land on wi ich the
said Carter, a, prcsen. resides, and known by the
name ofthe {" Mansion House" tract, and contains
by survey 334h acres, (be the same more or iess)-
and at the hour Of two o'clock, of the same day, !
shall offer for sale on the premises a certain tract
or parcel ofland adjoining the above named tact
and known by the name Of Tract No2' or cid
saw mill lot, & containing by survey N3 acres, (be
the same more or less And a, the hour OF three
o'clock ofthe same day, Ishal' offer for sale on the
premises, a certain truct or parcel ofland aoJoIn'ng
the last named tract of land, and known by the
name of,he" Love Lady Moun,ain," and contain
ing by survey ISL acres, (be the same more or
less ,)-and on the next day, Saturday the 10Th OF
October, 1884, on the premises one certain trac, or
parcel of land. lying and being in the county OF
Amherst, situated between the North and Souh
branches Of Buffaloe River, and adjoins tie lands Of
Aaron HiggiHbo.ham, and others, and contains
about 100 acres, 81 pcrches, (be the same more OF
less,) or SO much Of said Lands, as will be suff-
cient 10 satisfy the purposes of said deed Of trust.
These lands are believed to be valuable, and per-
sons wishing to purchase would do well to attend
The title is believed to be- indispu,able, but acting
as ,rastee, l shall convey such title as - vested in
me by said deed of trust and none other.
DABNEY SANDlDGE, Trustee
O., or .wtds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-16

" C.u'N'A At rulos held 10 the Clerks Office ufthe
ls3a yran n Conrt Of Franklin, tIe 9TH doy OF Augus,
Preston, late merchant, ma nar,".,. ,r.d,ns under the
Lenes, ~ urn OF Lehwich, Davis l. Go. who sue for the
Dnsr. so"no Y. ~Leftwich, Plaintiffs sgaiast Annanias
''aa' Deils-iu Chnncsrr' wv NV
apnea,.r"n"uaht' Annauias Divers, not having entered his
AsseniJv shn gwen security, according 10 The set Of
sa,i,fnr'y anu tne rules of this Court, and 1t appearing by
Couimo"".y ev'denee that he is not an inhabi,unt Of this
COUNSEL !; "es'.h On motion Of the plaintiffs, by their
pear hs3a' u ordered, that the said Annanias Divers do APP
swer The Al, uu me tr.t Monday in November next, and an
forthwith ,aant!h'. bin, aud that acopy of this order be
Month. sso published 10 the Lynchborg virsinisu for two
house of ,hir s and posted at the door Of the court.
Nv county on sOme court day.
ACopy-Tests,
Aus. 81 NAG. CARRIER. ID, c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-16

,sy,sGIvi. II Irlcs held IN tho Clerks office of
The tttcnt Superior court al La" ana .nan-
eefy, far the town Of lyp, bluts on 'ie LOT day oil sep
G.auusr, 1854. --Jhnes e.. s'oorlp4 All, Ibi. ushhst iu'
luz 1Jar4 ,urvi,ipy trustee Of lanes Z. MOorinhn, Nj
,sith udyis, adm. vi " .ll!gsi Il. hy neh coed. Janics -.
.nI-f son, uE.euior u! J aeon Andersun dec ma Daio"
Mcbaucu, S1erId of bedford aud al.nr. vi ifohry oiark,
DC. Dots.
tas defend, i james C. aude rson not having entered
hls sraearaHcc agI eIvou security. according 10 Tue ac'
al s,,sal;, q A the rules Of til court, and it appearing
by sale factory evidence that he is not au inhatitaht OF
III, country IL 10 ordered, that The sand defendant do
upJrar here On ihe first day of the next term. aHd answer
re bill OF the plaintiff uad that Il copy OF this "roer tie
fmtasith ias.rted IN some pe"Pihper p',nisd ~ ID u"
Il iyac,bafg, Tor two inonihs su:csssNeiy, an" pos'o'
d ne ftont door ufthe court house, ia The said tn"n.
ca,g-fastr. y. ROBES, elk.
San, w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-16

sxszl n C,NI,.-At q canrt held for Nelson county, the 2sth
VI d,y OF August, 1854. -Jo!in i!uehe', p"is asainst
Tn,sae ,.tarks,n, and Ro5ert Rives, sdmisis ,rator oi
Jerc Cialksun, deed. oe!t-' .,,.
-, ~ .,p, nan :thc riaiatlG, by couasel, who hlad fs
.i :, :. a,d,fed tina. the d~traia1t, Robert hives. uda'in>
o.., -. i...a clart.pu, decd, ~ restrained froai pay
IN avay or otherwise Li.i,ostas OF my nhonies " o'no' "
ssc,. ynis, are navy, or my hereafter come ini" ms na""s.
4e'" = d., uefenI,u,1 uoy,d f.. Ciarksvn as nne OF
H. ~, IN, Li.,f ,1,uis e. of the said Jessn Clarkson' aecn IL,
~. 4, tas am cum Of FIVE hundred dollars, unii the
y - ~. ',I.r and dearre Of this court concerning The taile'
''1 ~ nn,,i !. ,t, satisfaction of the court, that III"
h.I.n nj. David x. Ciark sou il not an ihhabitaut OF .ha
Ia,f[, ID il .tru arad, that hs do appear mere on III h,s
=. - -. d. u,,or cJugt ueit. una an-~ef me ph'' u u
49, ,,,a .,I i,Jr ! covy al ,his order be forth"uh ~
..tn.J ia The l,4c hare freiaian, for two month, sue
e.,s.v aud oo,.ei u, the ~froutInof al the court mouse
- r,np,. hCapy-rosie, ST. OAKLAND, ClA.
u ms N"""9 T WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-16
LYNCHBURG, VA. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1894.

WIN. X JoInsoa's CHI m II. ae, by CHARLES,
6yehrs old, ]
Tine st heat. SIN 59s-2I heat, 5m 32s
Both heats closely contested.
Row Galley broke down, and Richmond stef.
ped and kicked up IN The heat, IN which they wers
distsnoej. IRich. Eng
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-16

The Guapa.-Capt. Robert Field, has demon.
siratcd the fact, that this fruit, from which the col
ebrated West India preserve, by that name, is
made, can be raised with but l,iie care, in this
country. He showed us last week q ripe 0uava. Of
a size little larger ,hsn a hens egg, and nearly Of
the Sumo shape. The skin was smooth, similar 10
the Pomcgrans,s, and the fragrance, though tho
Guava has q grsa. deul mc.e is no, unlike that fruit.
INaLche1 Cou,ie,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-16
TERMS.

-p.,s, per aannan, payable ~ advance No sun
gJrofs, b., received for n lees tune than six monihs
.cnpiion w. s,l be discontinued (bat ut Tue d,scsetiou OF
' .ss f e pa. sa,,l ~ s .tI r. si,i are 3. paid ,s.sr.,s a, 50 cent.
pAp,h ,e.., the fsst time, aud 81 - cents for each
psf slus'ee'' Tqao.e from a di-tauce must be paid for pre-
scahaa".ar 80 in .ertien, or the payment assuhed oy sohe
,iols u y psr.on in I.ynehbnrs:
respon.ip' addressed to the Editors mpstbe peat pad
"a viii not be attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-16

a. ISL received q lot 81 very superior
- Winter Strained Lamp Oh.
81 ]. r. 81 Z. ROYAL.
a., q ifu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATE FROM ESGLASD.


NEw Yona, Oct : ~ We received Yesterday eve
mag snys the Courier, flies Of Icndoo JON mails 10
The LIST september, and Liverpool 10 Ms @tsG<0xtt
ny the packet ship BrIisnn.s, Capt Sketobfey, VIC
Was boarded by our news schooner in be courseei
tho duy.
The news from the United Kingdom Is Of .iHle
Importance. Imposing meetings of the CONscf,s-
tive, or Orange patty, had beth held IN Deb.ir,
which Ind again trough, forwsrd Me-. - onoei'
His address in consequence to the people 81 Iceland
10 however OF . very moderate charsciss.
The continued demand for geld ia Easeian nd had
caused The Bank 10 curlail i'll. issue, and money had
in consequence become scarce.
A large Revenue Gutter, the Csmelion. bad been
run down in the Channel by the fsiga.s CASTOR, and
all on board had persisted.
IL would appear that another war bctwcsn the
Porte and V'ccroy Of Egypt, has sctuaily commen-
ced. When il Is recoliec,ed that Russia is &otnd
to the former, by an offensive A. we'll rs de fensiys
,rea,y, this event may lend to important sesuits.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-16

There was a serious rio, in Columbia, QLancas'
ter county Penn the 9Th inst. A large mob Al
tackled the residencc OF the blacks, and nearly de-
s,roycd four houses. The new cause Of tumoh was
the reported marriage OF = black man to a white
woman. A blank man was greatly lniutod.M s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-16

TonAcco.-I, is worthy of notice, and highly in.
%tcrcstlng 10 the growers of Tobacco, that nany of
them, who make this article of a leafy and good
quality, should know how TO assert it 30 that they
may be paid for their labor. | am informed by n
dealer Of Baltimore, from whom ] have just bought
some ground leaf Tobacco n, $50 per hundred
which price | believe is the highest ever known to
have been paid for the second Tobacco raised in
Maryland-that much more Of this kind could be
had, # The planters knew tho kind, and would 80
lect II properly, l do hope that this information
may induce those who have such Tobacco, TO OBJ.
tam such instructions before stripping us will tina
bio them to select the kind wanted, and by 60 doing
TO reap the just reward Of their labor, and finally
encourage The growth and consumption ofthis arti-
Gle within the United States, which is much want
ed, and frequently soughtahe as u substitute for
the imported Spanish wrappers.
IT Editors OF pnpess friendly to agriculture will
please insert the above. DaAtnore Am.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-16

= "The Floridlan'' of2Oth uit. says, that the YEA
ther during The tast ten days had been very favora'
bic for The cotton harvest some plantations haxa
also suffered by the caierPllla,s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-16

F, & expense of raising worthless trees to full giowth
for bearing before | know what kind Of fruit they
will bcar-nn that | may commence The rearing of
good kinds at the carlies, periods. II the belling
at the height Of four feet should cause the top of the
tree TO assume the appearance Of age and decrepl.
tude, IL may be CIT of u, tho belt, and suffered To
form its top iiom limbs coming out below the bell.
Trees of sufficient size and height, might be bel
ted as high from the ground as might be desirable
TO top them, it four feet should be though, too low
can say little on tho subjec, OF pruning. ! have
found II sometimes of infinite service. No stou,
limb should ever be cut Off near to Tim body of u
tree, nor near to the trunk of a large limb, as decay
Immediately commences, and the trunk OF body be-
comes doa,cd, rotten, or hollow. II i, should ever
be found necessary to prune off stout limbs, let them
be cut OF smooth, a, such distance from ho trunk
OF body, that the s,umps may not die down TO tho
main limb ,r body Of the tree. This will however
he productive Of considerable trouble. as the stumps
Of limbs almost invariably send out many sprouts,
which j, will be proper to keep prunod OF
1t secms to m certain that the best season for
pruning, is from tho time vegetation becomes active
in the spring, ill the descent of tho sap say from
the first Of A pril till the first of July. Wounds IN
hicied on the trees at this season, m imnie-
distely the process Of healing, the wood appearing
prcdisposcd TO retain life pnd soundness, up to the
! wound willis, late il tho fall ard winter, wounds
inflicted, become dead and dry tor vel Y consider
able depth, and probably ~inciplent puircfac,ion
commences, before the process Of healing begins.
II may possibly be as well TO prune later IN tho
summer Than the first of July hut am inclined to
the opinion that il is not. Pruning can be more
conveniently done ia winter. Cuts or wounds in
the sides oftrees or limbs, having any considerable
extent OF branches above the wounds, heul moro
rapidly late in sunimc and in autumn than IN
spring the case is different where the branch is Sc
vercd entirely from the tree, which being done III
the season ofacilve ascending vegetation will very
soon show n ring of tender new bark, forming
round the upper end Of the limb whore ii /, Gu, Oh,
attempting % close in the wound.
! have seen most b~enencial effects from washing
frui, trees well with strong lye made from wood
ashes, from FASTING the bodies and limbs, as high
up rs can lie conveniently done, with loblolly OF
wood ashes and water, and by white washing
them in like manner with l,me--ihc two latter OF
which applications, will commonly prevent hares
from biting the trees. CHARLES woopsok'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-25
LAucK & s1rrHrN.

HANE the pleasure to inform then
kH customers, and The public generally
that they are now receiving and opening
a large and extensive assortment ofgoc n
suited TO the present. and approaching
seasons. They would particularly invite
those, who may be in want Of the article,
to an examination Of their very extensive
SrocR or CLOTHS,
which they have 40 hesitation in SAYING
are, at least as Chap. u not Cheaper. lhasl
any erer offered u his market.
To the ladies they would say. that their
selection Of French and English Merinos.
French and English Calicoes, and many
othsr articles. in their line. have been
rarely equalled for variety Of color aud
style. and certainly nerer surpassed for
cheapness IN this quarter Of the country.
They have an ample supply of Hardware,
Queens, Glass. aud China Ware. together
with almost every article usually called
for in the Grocery line. and respectfully
invite n call from all who mag be in
search Of good bargains,
Nov. 6 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-25
rrvr nox,x,ARs REWARD .


CTOLEN, from the Mill of Messrs.
- Lauck & Stephen. in the torn OF
Martinsburg, Va. on the Goth day oil no
vember last, double cased
SILVER ENGLISH WATCH,
with gold hands, patent chrystal, and fiat
stemomarked "R. tombstone, London,
No 9s67. also, inside the rim of the
outer case, the letters an. L. ," are
slightly marked-with other small marks
moi recollected Connected with The a.
hove described Watch. was linked steel
Chain and brass Key.
Watchmakers, and all other persons ID
the neighbcrhoods of Little Georgetown
va, Clear Spring Md, or any other place
are hereby cautioned against receiving,
and are requested to stop said described
articles, as a person in the neishborhoods
above named, was lately seen with SIM
dsr watch, SINCE il was stolen from The
subscriber. ~
The above reward Of 50 will be gwen
for the Watch, and all reasonable charges
paid for the apprehension Of the thei.
JACOB JEFFREYS.
J Martinsburg, Dec. IL, ls54-St
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-25

GEORGETOWN. n. q,

I AUCK s STEPHEN have taken
- that large Three Story Brick
Ware House, CA the corner Of High aud
Water Streets, Georgetown, reccnuy oc
.cupied by Mr.. r. Woodward They will
be pleased to attend TO the orders OF their
country friends in tho sale oi any. aud CIV.
cry article consigned 10 their care, as well
also. in the purchase OF goods of every de-
Cor which they win charge a
moderate commission The premises
they hare reated are very commodions,
having an excellent Wharf attached there
20, which will admit Of the receipt Of a
considerable quantity Of Flour. or other ar
ticles on storage. They would here take
occasion TO say. that they viii spare no
pains 10 promote the interests OF their
friends, who may make their consign.
meats, aud confidently trust they may not
be disappointed.
Marlinshurg, Nov. 90, 1884.