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cooc, GRANDDAUGHTER.


Az meeting of the citizens of Goochland county
held at The Courthouse, Monday, the 18th day oil
august, 1888, Tor the purpose of taking into casra
ton the recent attempts of the Northern Abolilionis,s
70 interfere with the slave property of the South Col
William Boiling called to the Chair and William
Miller appointed Secretary Whcreupon, on motion il
= -
heSotrcd, unanimously, That the Chairman appoint n
COMMITTEE OF thirteen persons TO prcpaIe and rcport To
future meeting to be held at this place, September
Court day next Preamble and Resolutions expressive
subject of this meeting.
The Chair, thrreupon, appointed Committee, CON
sist'ng OF the following named gentlemen James Plea
SAINTS, Archibald Bryce, John = Fleming Col Jo-enh
3 Watkins DIR. Thomas Curd Col Peter Guerrets
Edward Cunningham. Randolph HARRISON Jf Dr. Jno
Guerrant and Jackson Mills-and on motion the Chair
man and Secretary were added TO the COMMITTEE
Rrso'red further, That these Proceedings be signed
by the Chairman and Secretary, and published in the
Richmond Newspapers.
The meeting then adjourned till September Conrs
next WIN BOILING, CL1;r.1,
WIN. MILLER, SscTcinru.
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IlEATLIS


'.noafr great NAN hd fallen !t;en. Mccoy is deal,
- sony 10 press, friend q We
which we hasten to hay before reader sa 10y ,y
10. hiy years in The Co,r,c.s ~ ns
rom h's Disl'c died al his residence In Fransi
- on " cdncs'lhy night ococL IL
% ~ sSseal yrnss, and Sabbath had a., ac nah
n'stenrd ai' dissolution We fscTa s,nrcd
VAL y evsvsd By parties viii Tho en,
y" anu fege f9GrrGpbHrg A
hhe ion James sempe died. s;ta,to oa Tho l5t 10
@ OF ms age--he has e family Of il;ros
who " III deeply deporo the they has a
W 90 rs uero more Devoted tender,
y. w"h his children warc
,"s p"oc aud particularly inicinl cuit nsr "a;
sustained There ,ovor
ro 'S' Hs"fe inbi1l and Funetous tho dclnnc 81 IN
anu amy poss,.,
T eohii"nssr and ahtctOu whom
-a4ld bc truly affirmed of the Aecens. L
si onS NE, honestly, rouscieutously. ably
~ ~ wei 20 III" public
me Tue good ceiling noneDtnrjIy aI;ea,
''t ioHn hi- incorporating discharge OF duty
=" PA0ir under all circumstances. yri,cr ~
WORKS ,GRE uassf nsan " 10 'N' '"o VI oois noblcSt
,is lille, the o3d July last II; ,I m
,rncted G imap'soa Of tho county Louisa of a n,o
p; 'a sSnGT''' relatives TO ionep anu '
va .nc ON ns at the of Con. Creep
P'r county, OF coAgesive fever, Sarah walsh ~
II NIs "i a Thomas Walsh this Civ 80 ~
nr ionths ago ai no s
"'tahch"iy office of Inin,ntaJ 49,,
oNgt SA@dPN' re are and arhat SaaaD zee gnrsme
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former times the voice which has ,c,-h.d - O.
sMsina. her example, trust, will be followed IN
qnck succession BY other towns and cities These nro
ccelings would do much towards aaying the excited
ieeing OF the day--Bnt mere Declarations of nnhI;s
meeungs to the North will suffice We have rigLt
10, measures OF coercion the part of our sister
S'ates-lirgina and the other Southern Sates sboul
.he demand Tor Legislation. Her peace is daily
threatened through the actions Of the F.nacs--h liss
OIL her people placed in iropardy-nutIng short ~
penh rnaetuicnis will do--For when did I.,,tc;s,,
ever Iisen 10 The curse of the world n s
OF iis own vain nagininps, To the .xclu-
sion i every thing csc IL hath no ryrs Ia s,. no
eais 10 near IL drives onward reckless OF consequences
az" i's Efforts al reform. terminate only with the
non oi hunhn hDpcs.We have rsl,t f., AK ,b,, !,
snai he restrained by laws. Ii there existed T. comIinn
~ our Stats 10 affect the lives and property OF the
e VI any "tner State, should hesitate 20 restrain
ana punish all who might be- concerned answer nm,
hesiatngy, in the ncgative-Unlcss the re be inme;,t.
a"u aC'se cooperation on the part of our coStass
KNOW not what 10 be done Are we fore v,r 10 rcn,,
~ the state OF insecurity i'll which we now are IA H..
. Once, en'nnatins from common centre and ur,r-
rauh5 every part of country to b., made
ue channel through which their nccndiarv and -..di
nous pamphlets 10 flow in upon uss This cannot h
tleiayd Il have this Union twice in great d,p,
Vi nose occasions teaches To fear the present
" hsn opposition first made 10 admit Missouri into
c NOR" unless her people would submit To have Gun.
uon III part made Tor them by Congress and the Of
lori was made To exclude the Southern man from
my ms donicstics with him. ON lands which lad Lo.
purchased out of common Treasury; but IL ~ wore
iouhd bold enough 10 maintain so extrayapant claim
10 powcr--But year elapsed and majority of o.
gross were found 10 be against US was an act n ON IA.
as
at question was IN comparison with the presc l. il pro-
uu.ed INC most fearful agtations But the darkness
Nv. iiPcneuaoe, and The patriotism of the country
not appealed to ia vain believe signs now To be aar
ming and portento and requiring the rgetic ac-
uon address ourscivcsin plain and terms
10 the rcopie OF sister Satesl that the ecol
ecuonS OF Tie past-the days of glory have seen To.
gether-0thc memory of gOdlkc ancesIors--hut
above all, mutual and reciprocal interests will in
dnce them TO cooperate in quoting the disturbances
winch now so extensively prevail amongst us-Come
what come may, am citizen of Virginia. united will,
np I'm fpstI ap1.n. lid L..t.
~ remains TO her. and the allegiance Of all her citizens
Is due to her She will claim doubt not the u lme ri
domestic institutions, trust she will hold parlcy v;ta
none They are hers, for good for evhers md her,
alone; For her to continue aud for her alone to change
NO power on earth has right inter cre with them iS
out her CONSENT and she has foil and perfect riy 10 x
pect that her citizens shall be protected well FROM the
force. -
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RANDolPn MACON C G0TI'J'I Ec; 3

II gives ne great pleasure, Mcssrs Editors, TO coll
your attention 70 rising Institutions which las lately
commenced operations under the favorable aaspi-
crs, and which promises great good TO tie present ad
rising generations. Randolph Macon College YOU well
Know It's origin Ia the Methodist denominations ID
has becn reared up, and hitherto supported bv private
and Christian philanthropy. Funds sufficient have
been obtnined to erect large College edGce coniain-
ing Chapel Lecture rooms, Society halls and rooms
Tor The accommodation "g hundred students.
Another College building Of nearly equal dimensions ia
IN progress, ard viii be- completed the present year
There two Professors houses and Two nrr and con
nodous Hotels large appropriation has been made
by the Trustees t. procure complete Chemical aud Phi
lOsOpcal apparatus considerable portion has been
received, aud other shipments daily expected The
Societcs nave manifested great zeal aud hbCraly .
Ing the shelves of their halls with Numerous and vaua.
BILE books The College Library has made handsome
beginning with some thousand or two Of valuable work.
The Trustees, understand, will send out sufficient
fund next Spring, 10y Professor Simns to purchase
abroad such works 80 Literature and Science as cannot
be obtained 10 this country.
The First Annual Commencement n technical term for
The day which degrees are cOncfrcd) was held Oh the
18th of June last. There was but one graduate MIR
John blackwell of Lunrnburg Mr Blackwell ranks
very high rs scholar and has been elected by the Trus.
tees Tutor in the College. Several members of The
JUNIOR Class delivered OsiiiOns that DIV which ma.
infested great talent ia Composition, and 40 ordinary
proficiency ~ the Of Elocutiona subject YOU know
peculiarly interesting To The m rcuria spirit of Southern
youth The present session Of tle College has Just
commenced wih than one hand,sd students be-
saes 80 or 30 m e Academy OF preparatory school at.
aced 70 the Institution large portion Of these stu
dents from the South-brougn hither bv the orent
reputation Of the President Dr. Din. WHO was formerly
a Proieeso 10 Athens College Georgia. The govern.
mont Of tbs institution is bnscd upon liberal prin-
ciPics There IS code Of minute and vexatous laws
The students are expected D. conduct Themselves oil
Occasions az gentlemen, and TO pay decent respect to
those ordinances Of Christianity, in whose spirit this
institution has been founded The Faculty, however.
are empowered 10 dismiss any student, when In
their estimation ise welfare Of the College requires
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TO THE ExEcur,vrF or 1 y;E I'VE rRra.


vacancy having occurred in the Judiciary h.. H.
snusc VI ,ne Iamen;cd and able Judge Semnlr nc
' ~ WIZ oevove upon you (n fIrthcranca &c -
zee 10 select his successor during the recess Of Jh
cgsa'ure Suffer an hu nble citizen Of the Cy;, 'o
PRESENT 10 your notice, gentleman whose urbnn;, ~
manners correct Judgment profound tLougb 1879, u
caen,nens aud inexibe integrity entiiie him to The
p. u, anu esteem Of the publc-iha individual i
NJ IL ~, iiuner Esq, OF Essex. l apprehend that
are i nn WI be opposed by some on account of his
practitioner Of i m substance that h~ has
- IS rue; thi' Mr. Hunter is but twcnty-sx wears of
s, ana that he has not been engaged in his profession
ie 'hah ioor years Such objections as these are not
Always vahd and, feel confident will not influence the
aScsoh OF MN who has the honor to be the Chief Ma
gs,rate of The Commonwcalth.-He knows hoo III.
,ha wisdom IS not confined to old age nor b;l, " h,
eareu PROFESSIONS to the Oldest practitioners In re-
oo,enu'ng nir Hunter for this important office do
no. "ran 10 detIact from the other members Of ,h No.
IN ee C',eu fbe writer feels assured (from his know W.
.SoSe Oh MT Hunter,) that he has recommended = .
uenlan' VINO possesses the ability and Industry tn d.
charge the duties of Judge with credit to h;ir os
10 The satisfaction of the people 1iu
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ONE or THE PEOPLE.


AT Cour, OF o,o,,o,,c C0MbU.NTca7EL
county nt the court house. 10y
.. me death ofthe Hon. ScmpIc one of ~, iSo,
Go, our, having been 10 tlis Con uusss
Ter of nv, most exalted opinion hish moral @
ica onci ms splendid legal aanmens his correc, NO
pinSiiIc and nnbonding man Po-
sy as public oaicerand feeling dcsiIons of
Tor ms nenoy, do hereby leir
~; IT, i'nt we deeply sympstbise tho family of lie
~ eiarabe loss they have sustained in tho 3oo, s
ono so honorable ia ever OF life '"o uouh o
required That copy of order be tro H. ~ ~, ,
OF iis Court 10 tho family of the 90
quest hnt they VIII publication. WIN a re-
~ RsSoired, That the Court DO now nlio,,,os
Copy, Tcs,e
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yirgImi:s 81 N. Carolina Almanac

BuSF PUBLISHED, and for sale bv ] 49,
SE the pugjHia and yNorM C0yolinn aIiag,oe g., ,t,
year OF our Lord, 1886, by David Richardson Of Louisa
county, va, containing a statement of the Bankiuy
SaPai III 'he several States, and the Represeniat.n in
Congress from the commencement of the Cfoyernment
10 The present time with the Electoral votes fat I
wee Pr"idect of the United States tab1YnT st ana
Inent OF The P0niiCntiary establishment from lis corn,
menceinent in 1900, The 30tli June lS35 sbou,in
'he number OF conyics received for ls ID Sd and ar
offences, Pnrdoncd, died &C. for each ycar--and va
Sept 4. ~ .
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~ opened on Monday the 9Th inst in The ron, po
I9nng Mr. Warrocks printing Office few doors above
Store. - O'Piih shoe
Ia consequence Of my removal there win be fs,y W.
cuhces IN the school Persons intendinp 10 potro,o
arc requested u LET me know their intentions as soon
Mihe Is exclusively an English School; in which will
dught all The branches proposed be taught in lie
English department of the Richmond AcademS - ''e
Terms as heretofore $25 the scholastic ~ a..
dollar Will be charged for fuel O"c
September 4. C3-It1 pm ID n,.,,
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~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g. 1875
ioTASSo-brraks at the inspections still pretty lorg.
, ,a" non prices Tor mdding and good quail
tcs keep steady-nferior Tugs so cents ncr
~ hundred lower than few weeks AGO ~
rLooK-Supplies OF neic increasing, demaud VERY lin
tied, price So old has been sold at 81 so
"nEAr-Demand good-Red 81 l5-White 81 20.
Inspections and Stocks Of TaJaccO 10 3Ofk y3.oys,
Passed Refused On EonJ
pc,cr.I,nr % 90 2,So: lf 1875 hhds
f%etgH Exports from Richmond and PetersGlr- 81
M month Of .4uguSt
Rchmond. 572T s 2S kIg,' coIIe9 Flour
Petersburg l59I 1o6 ~SO" 4i'coo
BAGWELL, SMITH q JONES
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RoBT. w. CIIRIsTIAv
MARRIAGES.

Mar'Ied on Tauslay evonins last, by Rev NJ p.., :.
Durham efo nasst the cry 81 Baltimore, Mary Jsns
married. on Tuesday, 18th August AT The no,sl sly: ~,
an Cap john I.umpkin Mn w nalna. NIn2 wa
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a TEACHER NANTED.-LTl Subscriber rc-;d
- ing in Fairfax county, Va, within about 10 miles
wishes to employ private Tutor in his family e. 49,
charge Of the education Of five six children To one
VINO can come satisfactorily endcd az To obarso
~r and qualification TO teach the Latin and Greek I,r
guagcs English Grammar Reading, Writing. Geogra.
nv; Arithmetic Algebra and the higher branches Of
mqtnemaucs an adequate salary viii be given.
Prompt application had better be made as il IL 5es;
Tabe That the school commence the first Of October
next IJnly 3i.-25-uOl X. c. MASON
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a NDREW JOHNSTON, .atto,ney at Lam and No.
mTy Pahic, Offers his professional services 10 HE
friends AID the public generally Ills Office is over Mr.
Belts store on Main street nearly opposite the United
States Bank.
Persons having business with he late firm, Of Robert
Johnston Son, are requested to call on him for settle
ment TAugpst OIL q, - VIZ
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EN - GWATIlMEY, Of Norfolk. and ROBERT
Copartncrship, under the firm of GWArIfnry a Tow
KISS. for Che transaction Of General Commission lnei
ness at idOBiIE, ALARANA 10 be commenced in ibc
month Of October next They tender their services In
their friends and The public generally and will opdos
20 give satisfaction 10 All who may inrust their in
forests 70 them ". Il GWATHMEY
RO. - TOMPKINS
Richmond. August =. 1876. 25-lOt
REfFHrNcEa.-- Rciioond, Measrs. Rogers Hsrrison
y Gray, X. a. = Gwaibmey. NoffoM, Nj samuel
y Rawbns. Petersburg, Mcssrs Mofdccdi & Osborne
HaiifeJ, ". C., Mr.. r. $. MARSHALL. Edeafon, ~ q
Mcssrs. lluughtin x Booth, Joseph y. skinner. Esq
Joseph H. Skinner. Esq, DR.. James Norcoin M
mouth. ~ c. Messrs g. & w. n Norcom Tay5g
y0Ugh, " e. Nlossrs Il. q 8 y Cotton M,ffreasto-
ronqh. " e., Mcssrs. Soutlall & Johnston. Usidon
" e. Nicssrs. Watt g Smith ChoriestOa, s. e. Mt
Benjamin r. Smith Mcssrs. Cheoshosough & Mouteo.
merry. SaranRah, Ga, WIN. CASTOR, ESQ., Joseph Cum.
ming, ESQ. augusta, &C., Mf. X. II MusrrOve Me-.
sop, Ga., Mcssrs. Hamilton s Hayes.
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hfb Inv OF The CLERGY.
10 -ncssrS. R0bcr e. Scott Tohn lope LobeyJ Ceo,L -.
=, '"1Hes Kosher and lain Brockea5y0ngb -
HENrLEmEN;--A meeting Of the Clergy Of Ricbnond
su .s vicinity was held the 2sth inst at the Office Of
e southern Chuchman to take into consideration The
uDects 70 which their attention was invited by crcu
lar eller rom yon Committee of Correspondence
:, fresenf-Thc Rev. Messrs Philip Courtney John
herrS - Drake b Taylor II. Keeling. Converse.
~ ,W6odbrldge, A. Mebane Robert RyIand H. NJ lee
r. a. heeddiek Charles A. Farley, j. Woodcoek, w. b.
r. ey, John Kerr called TO The Chair and the Rev
~. woodbridge appointed Secretary. Tic meeting was
opened with prayer s 80
SHcnar Letter and The resolutions Ia which il re-.
10 mmit men read; and motion the Rev Messrs
1oo.uyrloge' Taylor, Drake, and Converse were ap.
pSVeu COMMITTEE to report the same The Com.
ceped Wv "''""g' ""'cH was ac-
tree discussion of The principles embraced IN
~ lePDft Vt was rccOmmittcd to tle same committee
-" "V,on, TIE Chairman and the Rev Plfl,n Co,,r,,.
were added 10 his Committee ''P Do"''"'y
=" "ouon edjourned ill tomorrow O'Clock P. M.
Nj oooo.s;.. august 29h, 1895
au9i"on 70 those present Yesterday were the Rev
opened With prayer "' "Fs""s was
nc Committee to which was reoomn,ifsed the reno,,
on me Circular letter # The COMMITTEE oc fr,snd
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-15

ON THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAIL ROAD

Betoeen Harrer's Ferry # Baltimore.
IrHsHE CONVEYANCE OF TON.
"A MAGE on the Rail Road TO and
from HARPER'S FERRY, will take
place on and after Monday next, the LIST
Of Deeember.
The TRANSPORTATION OF PAS.
|SENGERS will commence on Vednes.
day the SD of December.
The Rail Road Company will until FUR.
ther notice. receive Produce and Commo
diiies generally, al the termination of he
Railway at Hafper's Ferry. and will give
e the parties from whom they nav re.
ee.ve such produce receipts for the same.
engaging to deliver it to the c~onsignees in
Baltimore, or at any other public or psi-
vatc Depot. in good order, when it shall
De delivered in such order to the Com
pany.
They will also receive produce in Ike
manner, at Viewers Mill, and at Berlin.
OF at such other points as may hereafter
be agreed upon with forwarders.
The charge Of The Company for con.
veying flour TO Baltimore will be as fol.
aws. viz:
From Harper's Ferry, SO cts per Dbl
Viewers Mill. 81 do do
Berlin. 81 do do
The Rad Road Company will also re-
ctive Goods or other commodities H. Rel.
!i'hore. or any other public or private
Depot on the Rail Road destined Cn,
tiarper's Ferry,-iraBspott and, immedi.
tattly on arrival, deliver the sane AT The
termination OF the Railway, TO the con-
signeee thereof.
he charges by the Company for such
conseyance from BaltIlA3re to the Ferry
viii he as follows. viz: :
Plaster Of Paris. per ton, 50 40.
SAN d Sailed Fish per 100 ihs. l4t cts
M~er.hanei.t: 30 aa3 =,
Trains Of Wagons will star, daily from
fiarper's Ferry and from Baltimore and
proceed regularly to those places, respect.
i'eiy, u all commodities will be prompt
ny forwarded 10 their successive order az
ter being received by the Company.
Far prices can he obtained AT all times
for the GONDOLAS from which p,oducs
may at any place have been delivered Ia
the Rail Read Company
The TRANSPORTATION OF PAS.
oENGERS will, until further notice. be
as follows. viz:
FROM llARPEa's Ferry TO BALTlMoRg
OR FREDERICK CITY.
a Train will start at s in the morn;n,
FROM BALTIMORE TO HAIR. o
PEhS FERRY,
a Tram Will start every morning AZ GO
ven o'clock, reaching the Ferry at abou
three in the afternoon
w. WO0DViLLE,
Superintendent Of b. & O. /, In.
Office Of Transportation, Dec. a. 1885
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-15

a DANpY.-One youth of this kind
knsw-a dolt ofthe first water-who
saId to an acquaintance recently in my
presence, "Do you know the Miss
-s of Moo Yawk What deyilish
susceptible creechurs they ar, to be
asu-ah! Icalled on them a few day,
ago, and sang to them 'Zurich's Wa.
ters,' and 'Me Sister De-ah !'-and
don't you think they both fell in love
with mel Egad! they did so !; but |
couldn't relieve, and so | cut them. |
won't be cruel to any body if can help
At; won't positively-would youl
This was at an ordinary. 4 say, stran.
ger" said arough.looking book. pedlar
from Illinois, who sat neal this scented
braggart, "you are not a man, are YOU?
full bound man? You don't sartingly
answer to a masculine title do YOU? I
should take you for q pocket edition OF
a sheep. Them's my sentiments, and
you have 'em gratis. You haven't
brains enough 10 tascinate a kitten; vet
You do rally fancy that you are some.
thing uncommon. You are too fiat 10
keep your eyes open fully ! and I'll bet
nwoit-trap, that the sight of a full
blown poppy would set you to sleep at
any time. Oh, pshaw! Landlord.
give this thing a weak lemonade. seen.
ted with rose water, and tote me n pint
OF brandy hot, with a red pepper in
u, and a common segar. Iii 70 bail
for the BILL"
The irresistible young man walked
OF with a mingled look OF inanity and
anger.
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ALIENS IMPROVED PATENT


TNHE subscribers having purchased the
n full and exclusive right or making
using and vending. in the counties Of Ere
derrick, Jefferson and Berkeley,
@. AxLzN's TEaEsH-
ING NJ A CEI
are now ready to furnish them to those
who may apply.
This machine has gained the entire ap
probation of all who have it. or witnessed
its operation. 1t can be propelled either
by one or two horses; and the horse pow
er is so completely portable. that the whole
ready for use. may he easily taken from
place TO place, 10 a common light wagon
with one horse. Ia a trial. made some
time since at the farm Of John P Delaney,
ESQ. Of this county, the above Machine.
with . single horse threshed out i5A bns.
Of wheat in so minutes; and on another,
occasion. at the farm Of Mr.. Joseph Glib
son. a few miles above M,ddieburg. the
same machine with two horses ihreshed
out 1853 bushels Of wheat in 5 hours This
was done with little or DO fatigue TO the
horses. These trials we're made in the
presence Of hundreds Of persons (many oi
them experienced larmers,J who DO no,
hesitate to testify to the great superiority
Of this over all other Machines whose op.
%erations have ever been exhibited IN this
country.
These Machines are simple in their
construction, durable and cheap We
will furnish them for Si40, and less if the
cost will justify it.
We beg leave TO ref.s persons disposed
to purchase 10 josiah IidbaIl esq, oil Eau
qnief, and III. P. Powell, and John z. Du.
laney, esq, Of Loulon, who have wines
sed their superior utility in Threshing
there is now enc Of these n,acl ines exhib
ing in Berkeley County that those inter
ested may have an opportunity Of Judging
for themselves.
HIRAM McyEIGH. s. Co.
M~iddleburs. i.oudoun CO., June q. #.
This machine will again be exhibited in
Maf'lnshurg al the BAN of MIR. T. Roush
on The 29th instant, when tie farmers Of
Berkeley county are requested 10 call and
satisfy themselves Of u, practical utility.
CERTIFICATE.
VWYE he undersigned having witnessed
the operation oi ore vi hiram Nc
Weigh & Cos i hrashiug Machines nf two
Horse power are iuily convinced that it i,
DOT surpassed If eqnaIled by any other Ma
chine we have ever seen, as it ,iirashe.
fast and clean, with few hands and horse.
IS small and portable with little trouble
and al much less cost than threshing ma
chimes generally.
b. +. Toaner, Dan'l EntIcr, JAS Ste.
vens. Joseph Entlcr, lob Guest, J. Me.
Mnrran, ii. B%oteler, David Osborne, w
Osborne.
60 Those DESTROYS Of furnishing them,
selves with a cheap and valuable machine
may refer 10 Messts. b 4 Towner, and
job Guest of Shepherhstown who are sp.
pointed agents for The sale of the same.
II. McV s. Co.
Shepherdsiown, Sept IA 1885