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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-17
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING COMPLETED ar


rangemen both in the Importing and manufacturing of arti
ces in their line Of business. enabled with
their former retail trade that Of whoesaeng and take
this opportunity of informing merchants dealing in Watches,
Jewey and Fascy Goods that by those they will
be in constant receipt Of all articles connected with the ewe
rade, both foreign and domestic which they will furnish the
have jug. I>en received, viz
WATCHES AND WATCH MOVEMENTS of M. }. Tobias
Co.; Jno. Hsrrison; Moneas ard others manufacture with
variety Of French and Swiss the Lepne duplex and anchor
capemeRts.
PLA TED WARE.-Shefield and Birmingham manufacture,
Ums; Bancke Castor; Candlesticks Butter-tb; Discove
Botte-slands: Epegne with glass Dishes Walters, &c &c.
JEwELRY.-Diamond Suits; Ear Rings; Pins and Rings;
Suits Of Caeo Mosaic and PEARL Gold. CorneaB ard Agate
Ear Drops; God Chains of variety of pas Forenne and
Roman Mosac in sets of Ear Rings and Pin both real and na
ton; Gold and plated Seals, KEYS and fob ch,ns.
FANCY GOODS-Sser, Shell, and Ivory Card Gases; Gold
and Silver Snuff Boxes; Gold and Silver evr-ponted Pencils
Tooth Picks ko Bronzed goods Of every variety Silver and
bonzed Gard Rwks; beautiful silver Card Baskets; Purses; Eye
Glasses and Spectace Comedian and Dck Seals Cologne
Stands; Cigar Cases and Holders with great variety of oher
articles.
Addition. making every day prcen, assortment ard
every exerton will be made render desirable for and
" csten merchants 10 call upon MARQUAND CO.
feb film l3l Broadway.
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no THE PURLIC.

m BROWN 4 Co. having heretof,e made great improve
in the manufacture of Satin Beaver Hats, PRICE
60 THREE DOLLARS have extended their attention 70
this important branch Of business, and fler themselves they
hsv succeeded in manufacturing article which for ghnes
durability and e be exceled by nothing in the line This
hat is the combined result Of several experience the
csre much attention and great perseverance in the pursuit.
Brown presenting the public, think they have
iy reached the ulimaium Of beauty ceapness neatn durability
comfort the They also manufacture and have heen
doing for superior Fur Hat which also furnished
THREE DOLLARS This hat has been highly approved BY
TIE public, long experience will testify. All sales for cash.
therefore good customer the LOSES Of the oad Wholesale
dealers supplied the shortest notice at
BROWN K Co.'S Priced Hat Store
16- ia Chatham oh Mott sire
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AUCTION SALES.
EDGAR JENKINS, Auctioneer.

EDGAR JENKINS, Aucionecr
EURNITUk u AT AUCTION, at 10 O'clock, al No.
Il - Betkmln reei.FRANKLlN& JENKINS will sell at
Nod, February I'D, 10 O'Clock, No 81 Beck
street, general # Household Furniture consisting
Damak Window Curtains; Sofas; Mamie Lamps; Brussels,
Parlour and Carp Rugs; Pier Dining and Tea Tables
Looking Glass ieds and beddng eaureaus; elegant
hpgsy wardrob Toilet Table, &c. &c &C. ether with the
Kitchen Furniture, with which The sale will
N b. The house will be open early the morning If the sale,
when the Furniture be EXAMINED. 1851 feb lids
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DOUBLE ENTRY HOUSEKEEPING is taught
at Fosters Commercial School lsS Broadway upon the
modern and approved principles The of instruction are at
The learners eniencshere being classes The plan of
instruction at plain, PRACTICAL and comprehensive. During
The course the pupil will and balance complete
f books, and be qualified 70 perform the duties of Bot-kreper
IN the most extensive and diversified establishment LESSONS
moderate Apply al ls3 Broadway lover Mr. Mhaus Druggist
Store)
From the Boston Gazeite.l
MERCANTILE BOOK-KEEPING-T'he manner in which
ms art taught but imperfect idea Of practice
of Hrchants and when for the first time
counting house, he finds mtude he
and what he has been taught than chan
deler ct theatre and Asddn lamp The great diere-ce be-
tween feoy and procce-bewen the study IF and ap
plicaton practical use well known TO need remark and
we think Mr. Fosters plainly connecting systematic
oh actual advantages
ralon OF all whs wish acquire the forms snd
a thsrough and efectual manner.
Mr. FOSTERS long experience i'm the and
kill penman qualify him, in peculiar manner for the duties
OF his profess on Jan 6lf
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HILLSIDE. WIN. nRANI

RS REIH the dcoverer of these Pills opinion the,
was only ONE DISEASE impurity of blood which, in.
pedng The circulation, brought inflammation
The part where settled and impressed of ia
truth OF THIS simple thery, that he spent thirty years
mems and labori0s medicinal virtues The M,
neTors plants COMPOSING the Vegetable Kingdom his object heinz
TO medicine which should purify and pocf
by specific action, removal of the from the blood y The
stomach and bowels, by the continuation The such
state of purity
Many other medicines advertised having properties eou
TO these, but the proprietor of these Pills h. country f
grandson Of e discovere would wish those who think well
this PRINCIPLE and who have made of such medicines
give THESE PILLS trial. They once satisfied Of
the difference of that medicine which has hee IS years bee the
English public and has gained sale there Of not les than Eco
sterling and those medicines which
notice by before their properties be fully knowa
by the dcoveers themselves Captains ships and mr
chants will find this medicine one which will ensure their health
and answer well for expectation.
DR. BIS office 1877 Hudson opposite street New York
where Dr. Brsndreth may be consulted Mondays Wednesdays
and SATURDAYS der 29-3,-iuf
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AUCTION sA..e.~.
EDGAR JENKINS, Asctio, eer.

EDGAR JENKINS Aactoi eer.
VALUABLE BEE kAi-AS STks EFT PRO-
v PERTY AT AUCI IoN.-FRiNkLlN 4 JENKINS,
will sell auction eiay, Feb i7th The house and lot of
Ground situated The nohtry side Ct Beekan street. known
No. g. Tho house for $40 The lot is Is
front and rear, by % el deph Possessions given immedi
steiy feb l2-6tA
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GEORGE THOMPSON, THE ABOLITIONIsT
- An account Of Inc above distinguished individual embracing
the most remarkable in his in Europe America
will be published before the 10th March, and will be for
York. feh 70 - -. -"
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PARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF Mr.. MASON.
THIS EVENING
VIII be performed the opera of
Rob Roy, Mr. Mason Baiie Michel Jarve Fisher
To- ecsclnde with the meio drama of
THE FORTY THIEVES.
Ali Baba = Mr.. Fisher Mutapha, - Mr. Placide
Door. open 4 Performance oelsek
FRANKLIN THEATRE.
THIS EVENING.
Sig vvALLi and j. B. ROBERTS in the art OF Equilibrium
Plate Dancing, &C. for the sum Of Sl,oo
After which. will be Perfurmedf iic meioor anna 0i
THE VISION OF TIE DEAD, ,o,, Seton
LauHee LynTOod Mr. Seton Ton Tnsf . her
Doors open at 6. Performance commence at a quarter
a oTH0R'S NfGHT.-AMERICAN THEATRE
"A CARD-The book for the night of The Author of the
nsye OF NORMAN LESLIE Thursday, lsl left at the
once OF The New YORK Mirror and Ann streets
Torrance. " ~ Zen fah IL rs
MR.. BRlSTOW's SYSTEMATIC WRITING
ana snort Hand Academy again re-opered at his old
ab@IihSe9t Nc rs B,Oadwsy courlandi
ihI hohhL ANIl-ANGuIAR SYSTEM OF WRIT
adapted 10 letters bills orders, notes. saIes accounts
paciy both old and the present wrns NAV
IN Isrei.e Easy Lessons of one hour eacki!!
ny W.T. oo" o. Lohdoh writing MASTER and eacher of short
ACADEMY, No. IT'S BROADWAY, NEW YORK
that he has just returned from very successful visit 10 PmdeI
h and has re-oPeIed in the building he is now ready
10 THE LADIES'
ana tashonabe hand truly elegant and delicate and the only
cards,
AND TO GENTLEMEN,
abeauul bold free, expeditions writing
sc. &C. rr' W. s e
ana evening" Ladies writing in separate apartments They
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-25
To the Citizens Of Frederick, Je6er-
son and Berkelel.

bill is now before Congress, author
;zioo the President of the U. 5. TO accept
If lbe services Of Volunteer Companies,
Troops or Regiments. to be directed
gainst the Indians and Negroes in Flori,
ia, By reference to the papers of the day
i will be seen, that in the City Of New
York. the states Of Louisiana, Alabama,
Mississippi, S. Carolina, Georgia, BE.
volunteers are enrolling themselves by
hundreds in defence Of our bretheren in
Florida, and why should the chisalry oil
4 Virginia sleep. The bleeding remains OF
\ fathers. mothers, and children, buichered
BY ruthless and dastardy foe, call upon
] The spirit Of Nisginia's sons 70 avenge
their cruel death; the helpless females s
Starring orphans, now houseless, wander
hg and unprotected, claim our relief and
Sympathy. Every mail brings disastrous
news from our brethreo Of Florida. Fort
King, il is said, is sacked, and every hu
children murdered aye, murdered in cold
boOd! The whole country is laid waste,
entire countiesdesolated, and the toma.
hawk and scalpingknife, reek with the
gore of defenceless women. and children,
/ while husbands. fathers and brothers are
Enbumanly butchered upon their own
threshold, Citizens Of Frederick, Jeiier
son, and Berkeley, can you stand with
folded arms, and look on unprovoked at
/ The savage butchery Of your countrymen ?
No! No = the same spirit which ANNA
led the hosoms of your ancestors, when
| The ar.hoop Of the west, first called them
from their homes, 20 follow their Wash
mgton, must glow in yours. Gen. Scott,
The hest diciplinarian of the age, and a
Vnginian, is in command. He wants
mounted troops-let every man then who
can possibly leave his home. enrol him
,tr as a mounted ridcman. With a short
d rife, pair of pistols, sword, and yonr
j Virginia blood, you would be powerful
acquisition TO the forces. and a host IN
battle, If five hundred men can be enrol
led in The three counties. In three weeks
from leaving we can reach the unhappy
country. II is suggested that some prom
ment gentlemen, who will actively engage
IN The measure, open books Of enrolment
Tor Frederick, at Winchester. PughtOwn,
and Batletown for Jefferson. at Harpers
Ferry, Charlestown, Shepherdstown, and
Sn1bheld, for Berkeley, at Martinsburg
Backlestown, and Hedgesville, or any O.
her points suitable. Let persons volun
e'rlog there enrol themselves for three
months, unless sooner discharged,-PR
TlDED, five hundred men are enrolled in
,0e three counties; let companies then be
formed elect their officers, and the ofii'
GERS elect their field officers.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-25

n,s-srerloN OF THE HOLLAND LAND
- ~ A Mon. Extract from a letter
sf ,bs editor of the Albany Argus, dated
!, We.ffield, Chautauque county. FebTu-
~ 5, 1886: ..;, 80.
.,Vsyyille (the county seat on Saturday
, the 9Th inst, which win serve 10
'nagrale the stale Of the public feeling in
,s ~ rerion. Ii is well known that the
Wag,nd Land Company have recently
'.J ant their lands TO other companies ;
"a that the last sale, including the coun-
:, of Chautauque, except the town OF
gs,Iotte, was made TO Messrs. Prumbull,
r,ry. and others. Suspicious having been
,,,iled with regard TO the intentions OF
n, new companies, county and town NEE
ms, Of the settlers have been held, and
,o@mttees appointed TO call upon the
cents, and ascertain their terms and &C.
ssr,l policy. Meanwhile, the excitement
had reached such height, that between 7
and 500 persons assembled on Saturday
,vening, being well organized and under
commander, and marched to the land
Office. rorcibly removed the pillars, strip
ned off the clap boards, aud turned the
frame over into the public road. All the
books and valuable papers Of the Office. as
we'll in as out Of the iron chest, having
been first taken out, TO the amount of two
sleigh loads, were conveyed about two
miles TO Barnhart's Inn, and there burnt
Fortunately, the agent was not TO BE- found
or he might under the feeling Of the mo-
n,nt. have received personal ininrY.n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-25

VIRGINIA. In the Circuit Superior Cour
O. Law aud Chanecry for Berkeley County
January Rules. 1884,
Ann Elizabeth Nichols. who sues by her mex
friend, Andrew McCleafy PiiF.
against
John McCleary, Barton Campbell ex'r Of Chas,
orrlck deed, and Conrad Bogrnire dtfls.
IN CHANCERY.
TIME defendant, Conrad Hogmire,
not having catered his appearance
and given security. according TO the act
Of assembly and the rules Of this court.
and il appearing BY satisfactory evidence
that he is out Of this Commonwealth il
is ordered. that the said defendant do en-
ter his appearance TO this suit on the first
day OF the next term, and answer the bill
OF the plaintiff and lha, copy of ibis or.
der be forthwith published m any news
paper within this county, and continued
for two months successfully. and another
copy thereof posted at the front door oil
the Court House of the said county.
A Copy.-Tesie,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
Jsnuarv n 1870 Gan
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-25
ERnsr SAFE

FEY virtue of deed OF trust from VIM
ED II. Mathews, for the naturalization
of Daniel Marker, and others, the under
signed, trustee, will sell at public auction
at The residence of said Mathews in AIar
tinshurg, on Saturday the 18th day o.
March next, the following property con
veyed by said deed, 10 wit:
One case and Hats, Finishing Stal
aad Biocts, One Coloring. Kettle
WheeF9'c. / PlankjRg Kettle, ane
Planks, Co2orine B1octs, Brushes
Botos, &c. including eUeyy thing be-
longing 10 the Hafter's shop.
Also, variety of HOUSEHOLD 8
hTPCHE,T FURNITURE. consisting
Of Beds, Bedsteads, aud Bedding, tables
Bureaus, Chairs, sc. SC. Ten Plate
stove and Pipe, quantity Of Wool, Car
peling, 4 number Of Felts. aad many 9th
er articles too numerous TO particulaiize ii
an advertisement.
Terms Of Sale.--Three months credit
upon bond with approved Security.
HARRISON WAITE, Trustee
February %, 1856
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-25
WAEE2TED,

\, ol Thursday last by the Rev. ]. Woodbridge,
AE hEzEElAH II. SwEARISGEN, of jefferson,
y Mss ISABELLA LYLE CAMPBELL, daughter Of
capt VIM 5. Henshaw Of this county.
Ia the city Of New Orleans, on the 9Th of Oc-
Tolr last, by the Rev. Theodore Clapp, Mr..
S%9HS ALBURTIs, formerly Of this place, 10 Miss
MARY ANN You've, all of that city.
y IN Thursday the 18th inst. by the Rev
n Weser, Mr.. JONAS SMITH, to Mrs.
HANNAH FRIEzE, both Of this county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-25

,.b,t paper could have adopted no sur
y .ua ans 10 fix more firmly the opinions
e. ne U.s. members who were inclined Il
o. Ia Sor tbe bin upon Pennsy lvania ground
' t'o ~ ,hs rude, Insulting terms which he
i8'n n. "a unon thefn; and the tone Of arb
hsaPr .oommand in which he continued 10
' ~ 10 the free representatives Of an
c'I I.nsodeut State. They have taught
y. lesson which we hope viii be rem
b'L hs,sd-a lesson, which greater and
s lo.s important men than be may read to
,ssir advantage.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-25
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS /,

The subscriber being builder TO The
Glover Hulling Machine Society," o.
Berkeley County, will offer for sale, two
of Readings Pateat Clover Hulling Ma:
chihes at the Court House on Monday the
14lh Of March, to the highest bidder. on q
credit of months. One Of the machines
is suited to Strap, and the other Cog
Gearing. DAN'L III. DOLL,
Builder aud Treasurer
February a5-St
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ITE'..w.,

cun Friday morning last, Mr.. JosEPH
I,HitE!NowETH, very respectable citizen
Vi Tbs county, aged about 80 years.
r on Sunday morning last Mrs. SUSAN
NNVNEiNeHAM, aged about 22years, wife OF
WI James L. Cunningham Of this county
A., A The Bower, Jefferson county, on Wednes
S say Ae Nth inst, MIR. john KENNEDY in the
V0'n year Of his age.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-25

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
GOWN PlCFEREx.
FESHE Undersigned, attorney 10 Tact Tor
Il the owners, viii offer for sale at pub.
lie auction. before the Court House door
in Martlnsburg, on Monday the I4th DAY
Of March next, (being the first day OF the
County Court the real estate Of the late
Philip McGovran, consisting Of two Hou
ses & Lots on Burke street, Mar,insburg.
They are both comfortable and convenI
eut Dwelling Houses for families, and IN
good state Of repair They will be sold
on accommodating terms say at |, Q, s
s years. upon securing the purchase mo
ney with interest
THOMAS &. SMITH.
1.-THE above property is not sold, It will
be for rent, and possession gwen on the
Ist of April. Also, the Frame House on
the corner Of Queen and John streets, and
the House Immediately opposite the
Globe Tavern. which Is now IN the occu.
paney OF Charles ID Stewart and DIR. Il.
Davis. This house has four good rooms,
aud is well situated for professional bust
ness. Apply TO .,,,
February lS, 1886
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January IA. iss6-sn
TO CAREERS & RULERS.

TO CARDERS g. FULLERS.
TnE Pulling Mill s. Carding Machines
10 Darkesville, belonging TO the heirs oil
Jonathan Wickersham. decd, will be Of.
fsred for rent on Saturday the 9Th ol
March next, for ono or more years, TO The
highest bidder. The establishment con,
sists Of two Carding Machines aud Pick.
ers, Fuling Mill. with all the necessary
apparatus, aud one SAW MILL with its
apparatus. Bond and good security will
be required. Possession given the first OF
April next, Terms made known on the
day of rent.
THOMAS MILLER. Guardian
for the heirs of, H1ickersham, dec d
February Is, 1886 lid
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-25

VIRGINTA In the Circuit Superior Cont OF
Law and Chancery for Berkeley county, Janua
~ Rules, 1886.
Harrison Waite, pHf
against
Andrew Hunter admir- OF Moses T. Hunter dec d
and Moses, Frances, Nancy, Henry 81. George,
Edward Beverly and Brooke Huater, children
and heirs of Moses +. Hunter deed dftS.
IN CHANCERY.
TIME defendant, Moses Hunter. not ha
B wing entered his appearance aud Civ
en- security, according 10 The act of the as
sembly aud the rules Of this court, and it
by satisfactory evidence that he
is out oft Commonwealth: it is ordered
that the said defendant do enter his ap
pearauce 10 this suit on the sixth day Of
the next term, and answer the bill OF the
plaintiff, and that copy Of this order be
forthwith published in any newspaper
within this county. and continued for two
months successfully. and another copy
thereof posted at the front door Of the
Court House of said Couniy.
JOHN STROTHER, Clk
Feb. IS, 1886.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-25
LAND FOR sNhBo

e pY virtue Of decree of The Superior
EgCouft Of Law aud Chancery, for
Berkeley county, the subscriber win offer
for sale. before the Court House door 10
MartiRshurg
On Monday tie lJih day Of March ne1t,
az being Couu day that part Of the land
which remains unsold belonging 10 the es
tate Of John Portetiield deceased. lying
near the Falling Waters, and within two
miles Of the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal
containing about Eighty .AGees Of first
rate
lin Z ST o ~ Z T. A.N %,
two thirds OF which is cleared and under
good fence, and the remainder clothed
with excellent timber. The terms Of sale
viii be Que third Of the purchase money
IN hand. and the balance 10 two equal pay
ments Of nine and eighteen months from
the day of sale. Good personal security,
or deed of trust on the land will be re.
quired to secure the deferred payments.
SILAS HARLAN
Special Conan.
February IS, 1856.
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A copy Ieste,
JOHN STROTHER, G.

CoMMtssloNEa's OFFICE, Martinsburg. I
January 4, 1886, )
TIE parties interested in the above SUI
will please 10 take notice that will attend
at my office in Marimrhurg on Saturday
the Goth day OF this month for the purpose
of taking such testimony. as may be OF.
lered and which they are required TO pro
duce in relation TO the accoun, 10 be Ia
ken in this cause.
SEAMANS GARARD, Cows.
Eehruary Isl
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OPIEATzo rvs
On tn Q " Q q { y .

Cd n / II Q u @ g { n.
TIA G. WARNER, Nj, d. of BALrI
E-So MORE, informs the Ladies & Gen
uemen Of Martinsburg, and its vicinity,
that he has taken room for short time
at the house of MIR Gorreli, where he will
perform all operations upon the Teeth &
GUNS, or at their residence, as may be
convenient. TO applicants.
He inserts the Silicious .HeidLic, Porce
lain, Human. aud .4Himal Teeth, on Gold
Flate aud otherwise, lrom one TO an entire
sett, in the most durable and beautiful
style.
In the most important part of his pro
fession. that Of Saving Teeth. he claims to
excel and 10 those who are not thorough
ly convinced OF the utility OF Dental opera
tons he would say, that if decayed tooth
is skillaly plugged at a sessonable time,
with suitable material, the progress OF
its further decay win be entirely arrested.
and that experience concIuslvely proves,
that were due attention paid TO the Teeth
and cleanliness of the month, the prema.
ture loss of multitude ofteeh, would be
aud much pala and suffering
avoided.
Having devoted several years Ito the
study and practice Of his profession, and
judging from the many testimonials he
has received from those for whom he has
operated. he is confident he can satisfy
all who may favor him with call.
g. He also begs leave 10 state that bis
charges are very reasonable.
February is, lS36-U
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NOTICE

N CTI e. II.
EEERSONS Indebted to the estate OF wi
Z James Wright. decd. are resPeciiui
" requested to make payment and those
who have claims against the estate viii
please present them properly au'henuca
ted for settlement
January 81, lsS6-,s
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the Ciresit Superior Court
OF Law aud Chaneery ior Berkeley Coaaty,
October q, 1855
The dcvisees aad distributes Of J acob French,
deceased p,g6s.
0gntHst
Jchn French cx'F Of Jacob FrcAch, deed deff
IN CHANCERy.
Thus cause came on TO be beard
Whcreupon il appearing TO the court that
the report made out by Mas Com, Garard
did not as the acl of Assembly prescribes
lay in his Office ten days after its compile
ton, Tor examination and exception, i, is
adiudged. ordered. and tecreed. that this
cause be re committed to the said Com
missioner, and tbe parties are further al
lowed to take evidence in reference to The
matters embraced IN said account and the
said commissioner is directed to make re.
turn OF lis report in tine for decree al
the next term.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-25

gEYHE firm Of Nj s 6. Deck, was dis
a solved on the 18th inst, by mutual
consent, aud the subscriber, would take
this opportunity Of Informing bis old Gus
toners, that he continues 10 carry on the
HAT zMG UsINEss
as heretofore, at the old establishment at
the west end of King street. He returns
his thanks for past lavors, and hopes that
he will still continue 10 receive share OF
the patronage Of the public
MICH tEL DECK.
e. The Books and Accounts of the
firm, are ia the hands of the subscriber
for settlement. NJ DECK. :,
February 25-2m
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no U sa FOR REM =

r WILL rent, for one year from LIST A.
& pril next, my House and Grounds, on
the bank Of the Potomac, three foudhs of
mile from Shepberdstown. There are
upon ills property a fine Spring, Dairy,
Smoke house, and Store room. There is
also upon said premises large and pro
ductive Garden with somo choice fruit.
Terms may be known by application to
myself, or to Dr. John Qpisley. Posses
sion given the lst of April. 1886.
JULIA VAN SWEARINGEN.
February %. 1866