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ciI Fox do sloops BRANDY vine. Gfn, do Coed IneAt
big srsa. love- ~ Sss x xs.
Hawkins do Renown, small do. s. Cid. ssr Extra So
will BE- paid for E1e4sn sS 9s c'TSrns 3A'o
ana ,a,d L az. hyoy iAfLoA s. WsII s,,s.,
AZ The GEOLOGICAL Institute will positively close
next month. m7-f
~ Ma BaIsrow.-Let all bad writers look at his
advertisement. jill
no TO THE PUBLIC Having observed an article in lac
&c prejudice aud hav.oss ,sGdens, to inuc dstr.y
public, y giving detail connect visS
the OF s ne IRON alluded e IN the several prints
Friday aud offered for ale Quantity Iros aay
& The money pad A. aid When the
70 tneH esosnce gave HIM the and in
s ssa, bat .ns Ssas, , @1 cJs c
are slaz-nsd abroad Hapes who fed 90 the chsrac
sod ny 'ss s ..a a
mneI 10 icen'ou' to he tolerated
WHO WANTS A LETT GR THE L ,ay. the ii.
once from her correspondent H. ml5-its
EOR SALE-A RARGAIN.-A hosse and lot Of soand Is
Sy 100 rs ss s .. tn Adm, House
building nearly and win accommodas Three amss There
- and carriage house in the Fsi further
IA Az for ;.ls hs;ss AID above They
- yard ans landing on bases supply Of Lehgk Coal Of the
bsst quniiy at the following delivered free of
Clvan anbr.ken humps $40 50 per ton.
Bio. and egg SIZE screened, Si2do.
Nut size, $40. N. W. WEST,
of Albany and Washington streets and
mis- IL Of Ruigcr slip and Cherry
I'M WOOD CLOCKS.-- 100 brass EIGHT
NY sofo' VIZ S a e Sc sg@s " .,,.s
WRENCH LANGUAGE ORAL SYSTEM
70 oelork, Tuesd Thursday and Saturday. gentle
who wish e-e i'll please make appca.
ton. class from 10 O'Clock has been
few pupils mix t be admitted it. provided they applied
in the c the present week. JOHN MANE5CA
mi5-3ts 20 Reed r.
DETIT COURIER DIES DANES, or Seni.
Niothy Journal If Ladies Fashions Each number
three eega ~ty c0ored Plates Of the latest fashions,
wch xecuea Paris IN the first s- f.xceence
n Pan Correspond ut fn earliest intelligence detail
of tho changes that the fashionable wor Sing
only so subscriptions for 81 numbers eight
dollars ~ advance Orders addressed to he slscrier VIII he
promptly attended to. G. J. FOLSOM, Bookseller,
mis- No. 40 Futon aid s62 Pearl street
- WILLIAM +. WADE, Wholesale HAT
Warehouse, No Liberty street, offers for ale.
communicating a OF Hats,
Caps, &c, suit ab0 for the southern and western
ket. just received 100 dozen cheap Conoy Hats m5lw
NJ BILL GRIFFS FANCY BALL.-wM II. GRiFFETH
respectful, informs his friends and all Tint p
the light fantastic toe THAI hi Grand Fancy al will take place
the Masonic Hall on Thursday evening Mca 18TH waich
he Will forw al ess fancy
CoriRc Dance ind Dch Pas de Dear full and efcieD.
nd under the Mr. Smith, nerly eadea
Of the orchestra Tnea Roya) Mr. his friends that
nothing shall be wanting his render the occasion g y
ladies' Tickets be bad Of Mr. O. his residence 20 Jmes
at City Hotel Brookya al the Hail. the OF the
bail
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WILLIAM F. WADE, Wholesale Hl

BALi.
10 THE YOUNG MORAL PHI ANTHRoPIsT5 will give
a Bail Tammaay Hall, Monday Evening", March 1897
Tho proceeds TIE and needy without
party
Tickets 81 admit Geatlemap and his Ladies' be had
the of the Hal Maizes Bookstore No "a Chatham
NJ j. Dcet Isl Walker street the Secretary Pearl street
O any Of the Committee. mil-st
FRANKLIN THEATRE.
III CAkD-P. G. PALMER respectfully informs his friends
public Benefit wi take Wednesday,
nng March which Mr. Inserso NG W Seton.
Seton Mr. weden tthe celebrated American Magician
Mr. and Miss Kerr Master Leivt AID Mr. Foster will appr
WIN attractive bill will be present embracing the whole
strength Of the Yany.
If The Box Book "a open
WILL SHORTLY CLOSE.
THE ZOOLOGICAL iNSTITUTE,
NO. 81 BowERY
wa close during the month
THE Public respectfully informed that MIR. VAN AM
BIRCH will enter the with the animals at and 81
o'clock rne Elephant Tppo an his India
together with the Ponies and Monkeys, will be introduced the
Circle, at 4 and r. Al.
oas OF Exhbop from 10 To H. ard to 81 sclsck Ad
SO children under ofays, half
If
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WILL sH0sTLY CLOSE.
THE ZOOLOGICAL INSTITUTE,
Splendid Paintings.
THE Two GRAND PAINTlNGs
L A B + LII K N Il U r. E,

Splendid Paintings.
THE Two GRANDPAINTINGs
LA b ELL K N A T u RE,
DAPHNE DE sed L,oLYMPE.
Painted from Nature, BY BoUDEr,
OF THE FRENCH SCHOOL,
Are now exhibiting at No. II Park Row.
STATUE s''s oF e c,1lisstsf
Which has been exhibited in Of tho Principal Cities of the
From O'Clock. A Nj to !. r 81 iSs@is.isn" 3 Cents
SOCIETY viii be- meeting u the above society We'd
nsdsy evening next ,th inst to commence at u Dr.
Tie asas ps,tsalay .po. Of
cse Of becoming members b A. HALLocS, Sec
CARPETS AID FLOOR CLOTHs,
AT SMITHS CHEAP STORE,
suSREns l57 e. 1859 CHATHAM ST. OPPOSITE MULBERRY.
MIXER sdsE S9Estt sSfsa AND
al which W" es :9 ss the cen" " tina" "
pa" cdyet. G r WINNIE .s f @ TS .s & and and
WIop Hearth Rugs 70 crfospoHd with the latest fashion ofIm
B. Csss rooms shorte. notice and sent to
Brook yn, OF any part Of he city free .cxpen-e mn
~ THERE ARE THREE THINGS OF WHICH We
ARE CRRTAiN-Thatn can nv. without FOOD Thar ne
al DIE That had MT BRANDRErHs PILLS been good the
DOCTORS aud DRUGGISTS would never have COUNTER.
FErrED THEM
MB:-Reat caro.icle srGreat Grants. reoqr
NATlONAL THkATkE-LATE ITALIAN upE
TO THE PUnLic.Uncxpcee 81 circumstances since jone
nsn the psc.se IN. have .tey made
youy eaned and assume be iutau det. ~ the Theatre
Thus yrccpiiaied reluctantly this unctue INTO station q
ansou: y can only edsc 70 me pc what chs
snined ot ne tonc cyc o 10 collect spe'y possible
n ,hee. sch o. Of s As s. S ss %y
we - esanee AID htersy Oft, aponnent, has BEEN
Country. -
L.. ,d.xt -L...
aud osby morr oommos and make ss "e, Al
March Sn . the wb hs.s closed sn Mcnd The aoa
men',' Of which due notice will b given -
1 ACH GOODS AND EMBROTDERIEs.-
IhoMAs COCHRAN espeetfrly iaDr~. The Lade. thst
I'D a.soen Of french single collar. new sarn. ons Of
them are very ren siso two CASES French csp wy nch and
:. ses,e Ia spd s.sh osed worked csa q. cheapest
o. Enss thread lace Vito general a,.or%ens
Ladies yho wan, good, o. .e si-y, description, would DO
estai. hmepts this et exclusively devoted 70 IN. r. All lace
are ws sssee AMI s~ MARKET. On a Una. enc %s
the subs s Sa esa and so"o,. ns
,snoa to sss the .ms.s, possible sdvasee from the on
-, - ~ THOMAS coe Ill AN; 3. cahaoe st.
mlslm aod lN Bowe,y, three doors nnve sprins 81.
pEAnL STREET HOUSE II EnU1LT.-No
I. PEARL STREET This spacious e.taDlshnrnl Is en-
app sss,ss ss r. oc, @ r the Ssns q 81 ss
new ne proof store and wsronsc the
r uea. eatr This Hotel font Pearl and Wa
cIsesu ~ arranged and Plan
exchtnse rooneriensive dining parorslarge and
s'eWns dious bath
supply Of water 70 the upper story an other purposes
ssf .ss to the . .S
Keep eVsy part OF The premises and security Alderman
rsel me owne hs. sp red expenses render th building
eon ~ eaeni AZ sty Of nchitecc equal superior
I'd complete in modern styr and 81 III NV
and the public geperaly " ~ o'u customers
mli6m IN w wiJtratr { Propretors
| lust PUBBfsHfsD by w EAyDropp -,
W SandforfJ Annstrees The o,s 80 y
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RnJEssE cADY Si.r-, No. M, ana lis Ware, s,r..,.
- 49,, y, =, - cocA M lots To purchasers fo cash
49, s,a f, s'.xn, Of shelf hardware esey, tall gosH
"a .snsy soap closinr guns pistols drks c. Sal
an of yoos The s.a,,ss, and W.isy -
NJ. Ia nsition m tent ~ a. KIND
a. s Nae Saic-lo 300 dozen CoD .sssfea o Nh knds
imaginable. N'N'eiSi VI sscIy sssss1
1850 oos,n Collars and Bosoys
49, .ssea's ASSET IL Hsmmng Gerr.oU d.
ve enss buttons Coat Ne ana Pearl, srlect H. aen,.,s
which WI BE- taken IN payment. 'o0"sAss
Also, SnuH Boxes, PM, Gc. &c.
Also German, FRENCH and Rhode
1870 @ s, ~. n,ar23-iys
MILAN AcI.ACGALia, A-ciios.r, ls3 pen,-.,
RY WILLIAM MCLA UGHLIN.-r'IitS nav =,
- clock, NJ general assortment Engls and Frencs
Plate Ware tine Guile Stocks; Cellars 9ssns abe imam.
Lioatmng; CoiS Wallets silver Lcs SILVER ana las
Slsnnsi 1tWeiiJ 0c Nc. 7-u
-. r. DIET h IL a "A, Aacl1on,,i
RYE D. BEARNS X CO.. store No. ios Pear 81 co,n., AZ
ID Wall y. ~ '''' %
THIS DAY-At O'Clock the auction room Jar~.,.
Cuhery- of pocket halves on cars 49,
IN dozens do2 and cards; nses
ana bundles double and ngcd -cos steel baas
hareied pistols percussion Caps, tbbes, ktDg needles,
hoDKs AID ~ DC. DC.
fancy Goods Contrasting Of suble cologne oil p,
Iui.ey, French and English soap, lavender water dc
shoes. ' '' ' 1900. -
Also an invoice Of OF eur rings
waGhes sreas pms CHAINS DC. &c. Jes
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ACQUIRED ~ lie T.. S-ONst
Angular System ~ t. aga q
the of
10 continue for oris short season.
MR. uRlsTOW. Of London respectfully annouprss IN
iVl this Pubic He Reurn after sbs-ncs Ut from
hattsrlng and successful Boston pos
hi- Whiting Glasses this CITY the rccetos of
Pupils, Day and Evening,
AcADEMy, No. lis BRoApwAr, NY
whore both Ladies and Gentlemen
oga 60 years esPcou.h taught the cs-ct and
adhered pnnc!plrs ~ CoNaKHcIsL PENN ASsHfr
Adapted .. letter. Bill Notes, Sales Accounts. Receips
and the Finsbed J.urrnl kny every
purpose ~ rbLc buss~s. sud private life.
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH
That long time acquire = complete nd
soroush knowledge Of Whiting hsw indifferent iles,-
bic, Deorned Camp the p~sson's ~ntins by
Br'ste- finishing Writing MASTER BE- Ladies daily al "a
O'Clock
~ lessons ~ days
- Mr.. u. 10 w from A. N. I Tn
Al ye who vodd fee penman BE-
con. cnrn the system Of Mr.. B.
Who IwBlvx ~. doesq guarantees.
To make wn~ts plcrs,tivt A.
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nJ- CASH will DO paid for Exchange or Ctnc.nnG Ohio
and Louisvtie NJ by TAYLOR 4 DUNBAR
mia 3hs. Wall street,
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~ Ma. BaIsrow.-Let all bad writers look at his
advertisement. i'll
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ILLIANDs IMPiieDVED.

RHsLIAhDs tMPnO tED.-Genfl-r WISHING h.
~ play Al Billiards. purchase tables invited o emil m 2s
eos BoadwaJ, where iacs and try the
iran Raler cushions, slate "a.
With Ironeare hames andc,nmon tables anr viii fouud
the largest aud best assortment osrsd public sns
Ia hose who wish purchase ~ thy ena ~
packed at d. ~ notice. - - =
~ B Orqr or thing this line with reference
aIa
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Ships Norma Barton, Havana Moses Taylor Marion Spad.
ing Apalachcoa, Taylor Merrill Bark p, Williams Asby.
Apalachicoa Bigs Nile, rforf Norfolk C.rn Jones Apa
lac i.oa J. or en; Sarah Elizabeth wertson, St Thomas
Meyer Hupeuden; Olive anch, Merry Havana Fguea c.
Sterling, Cnase 81 Cruz pba io Owen. Sc. Franklin,
billings Phiadeph tlusbeth Bounes Hand idey,
Ma es.H ak x,n Ea
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ar The GEOLOGICAL lssrIrvTE will positively Close
next month. m7-tf
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NIothy Journal of Ladies Fashions Each number contain
ing three rega Nty cooed Plates Of the latest fashions
watch xecutea Paris first styl fexcclnce
lar Pan Correspond ut fni hes tine eaes, intel detail
of changes that the fashionable wor Sing
dollars advance Orders addressed TO The subscriber Will he
promptly attended 70. G. j. FOLSOM, Bookseller,
NILS M .aLdN BeArlA lYnef
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u- TAILoREs,Es' a. sEAMsTRESsEs' BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY There will be nfsmg of the above society We'd
nssday evening next 18th inst, To oc OK Dr.
groadheals Lecture Rom OF and Brooe
The enb rs particularly requested to aitend tho reports Of
the committee will be laid befue the meeting
Tailor add Sesmstfo~scs sovd standing have the py
cge OF becoming members. Il. A. HALL0Ck, See.
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Alderney Admiral.

|TvHE beautiful aud thorough bred Bull
u ALDERNEY ADMIRAL, 10 now
at the farm Of Il. [. Lee. Jr. Esq near
BuckIestown, Berkeley County. Va. and
will be let TO a few cows at S5 cash-to
be paid when the Cow 10 taken away, or a
note given for the amount.
PEDIGREE.
ALpxRSEf ADMIRAL was got by Well.
bull Admiral, and be by the bull imported
by Admiral Coffin. His dam was an AL
.derney cow. imported by r. ID. Shepherd,
who paid twenty five guineas for her IN
England.
JOSEPH HOFFMAN.
February 10. iss7.-2m
now have an heller. two years old The
10th January, small and 10 bad order, go'
by the abose Bull. from whom we have
made one pound and a quarter Of butter
daily, for two weeks past.
HENRY SHEPHERD.
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Notice.
Farms EOs. Rent.

EvHE subscriber Offers for rent 2 farms
n on Back Creek, belonging to the
heirs Of Samuel K Wilson, decd, situate
about five miles from Gerardstown. Ono
IN the occupancy Of William 5. Grove.
the other in the occupancy Of John Bug.
zard-possession will be given on the ist
of April. These Farms are valuable. and
well worthy the attention of the public
The one in the occupancy Of Mr.. Grove
contains about 500 ACRES, a large por.
tion Of tchieh is cleared, and in good repair.
The other is of less size -numbcr OF acres
not recollected. Both Of said farms are
well furnished with good and comfortable
D,oeuing Houses, and other necessary out
buildings.
6J-They will be rented for a term OF 5
years ; and # not rented by the goth OF
March, will. on that day. be rented. on
the premises. TO the highest bidder.
ROBERT SHERARD. Guardian
1Me heirs IFS. X. WiIson, deed.
February Is, 1876
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Commissioners Sale.

EN- %uan Of a decree OF the Circuit
a Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
for the county Of Frederick, rendered on
the Gath Of October, 1886, in the case OF
Peter Hoover's executors against Walter
B. Selby. Sc, will be offered for sale, at
public auction.
On the 26M day Of April neat,
at Daniel EATERS Tavern, in Shepherds
town, the following
Tracts or Parcels of Land,
belonging to the said Walter B Selby, ly-
ing adjoining each other in the C ointy oil
jefferson, about 8 miles from Shepherds
town-viz: a Tract Of
IS Acres,
conveyed 10 said Selby by Rawleigh Nor
gan and Lydia bis wife, by deed bearing
date April 2Sth, 1900. A Tract contain.
ing 81 Acres, conveyed TO same by the
same, ny deed. bearing date December
22nd, 1907. A tract containing
9 Acres | Rood and 10 Poles,
conveyed to same by Peter Hoover. by
deed dated January l4th, 1911.
An undivided third part Of a tract Of zoo
Acres, conveyed to same, by Rawleigh
Morgan, Jr., by deed dated October 25tb,
1911. A tract containing
SO Acres,
being the fourth part of a larger tract con
tanning 400 Acres, which fourth part was
conveyed TO the same by William Nor
gan, Jr., by deed dated January 8, 1918
and a tract containing
SO Acres,
being the fourth part Of a larger tract Of
400 Acres, which said tract Of so Acres,
was conveyed to same by Simon Morgan,
by deed dated February 4th, 1914.
sEThe Terms Of Sale will be one third
of the purchase money in cash, and the
residue in three equal payments. to be
made in 8, Is, and "a months. counting
from the day of sale. The deferred pay
ments to be secured by bonds with good
personal security, and a deed of trust on
the premises. So much or so many of
the said tracts of land will be sold as may
be nee essary 10 raise the sum OF SS076
90 cents, with interest on Sl761 60 cents,
a part thereof, from December the 9Th,
1880, until the day of sale, and all costs
attending said sale. The lands are deem
ed inferior TO none in the country 10 qua
lily and location.
JOHN III. McENDREE.
Commiss Toner.
March Is, ISS7.-ts
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mARRIHD d,

On the 18th ult, BY the Rev. Lewis F
Wilson, Mr.. JAMES LowMAN, 10 Miss
MARGARET LEOPARD.
By the same, on the .23d ult, MIR. JAMES
KIsIEGER, to Miss CATHARIsE MYERS.
By the same. on the same day, MIR. j.
ANDERSON, to Miss LYDIA MURPHY.
BY the same, on the 9th inst. Mr.. IA.
o Hull, to Miss ELIZABETH SElBERT.
On the 23d ult MIR. ] RiNER, to Miss
MARY EvERHARr.
On Thursday last by the Rev. r. Wei
ser, Mr.. PgILIp DIFFENpERFER 10 Miss
SARAH WALTERS.
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Trust Sale.

EN- pursuance of the provisions of a deed
oftrust, executed to me-, as trustee, by
William Showalter and Elizabeth his wife
dated the 29th day Of March, 1884. and
of record in the county court of Berkeley,
to secure a debt due to Robert Daniel.
will offer at public auction to the highest
bidder, on Saturday the LIST day Of .dpr1l
neat, before the tavern Of Washington
Evans, at Mill Creek, in Berkeley county.
the following Personal Property: IpelUc
Feather Beds; Bedsteads and Bedding ;
seren head Of Horses; certain Household
and Kitchen Furniture consisting Of To
bles. Chairs, Bureaus, DESKS, Pots, Orens
Kettles, Sc, nine head Of Black Catle
thirts head Of Sheep ; and Negro Stare,
named .A.NDREW.
SMITH MILLER.
March is, 1S37-3t
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For Sale.

For Sale.
EEylLL be sold on advantageous terms,
w two small LOTS OF LAND
The first, containing
SIX A G n Il q,
of Cleared Land, under good fence. an d
well set in clover-within 4 mile of town.
The other, a Wood Lot. containing
FOUR AcRHs.
&TAlso. will be Rented, for a term oil
years, or one years.
House & Lot, SfHA
situate on King street. i'm nsFs.
mediately oppos lie Col. Strother's office.
Terms-liberal.
w. A. SOMMERvILLE.
March Is, lS37.-tf
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days, Tuesdays and -w<Wy A
Wednesdays, at my MN
stable, near Lee " bhu
town ; and at J. Il. N-uW
Boyd's, near Mill aazH
Creek, on Thursdays, Fridays. and Satur
days, at str dollars the leap, If paid when
the service is performed. if not, then it will
be considered and charged as the season /;
eight dollars the season, to be paid on or
before the End day Of July ; and fifteen
dollars insurance. TO be paid as soon as the
mare Is known 10 be 10 foal. Fifty cents
cash, TO the groom, TO be sent with the
mare. Parting with the mare, or irrsgu.
lar attendance at the stand, forfeits the in
surance. Pasturage can be furnished AZ
fifty cents per week |; but ! will not be &C
countabie for accidents or escapes.
GlendOwer,
Was got by Rockingham out Of Die
Vernon, Rockingham was full brother to
John and Betsy Richards; Die Vernon
was by Hoome's Jubilee, out Of Flora
Jubilee was by Tyler's Independence,
out of Cygnet she by old Diomed, [fsr
fur ther particulars Of Jubilee see Turf Reg
tsttF.l me udul "a Lie tcFuOn was W
Hoskins's Sir Peter, for his pedigree see
Turf Register,l out Of a Bedford mare, q
distinguished racer. and purchased al q
very high price, by MIR. Brooke, OF Mont
pelier, on account Of her high character
and pure racing stock. GLEND0WER
was raised near Richmond, and comes
from a country which it itself would be a
sure guaranty as TO the purity Of bis stock
his dam being raised by Col. Tayloe, oil
Mount Airy.
ay-Pripileges Grunted.-Any gentleman
putting five mares Of bis own, will be en-.
titled TO the sixth mare gratis. A compa.
ny Of gentlemen putting six mares. and
each one being accountable for all, will be
entitled to the sixth mare gratis. A mare
taking but nee will be charged for the
leap only /; If second time, at the time oil
the second performance, the owner may
select either season or insurance. Mares
not satisfied at the expiration Of the sea
will be permitted TO GO on to him. without
further charge for his services unit! the fall
season commences.
ANTHONY KENNEDY.
near Lee Town JEFF. Go. Va
Mach Is, ISS7.-l7t.
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THE GAZETTE:
NJ A II r N q b U II O., " A.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is. 1897.

W-The Farewell Address of General
Jackson occupies SO much space in our columns
that we have no room for editorial mat
ter, or the current news Of the week. We beg
|the indulgence flour readers. and congratulate
them that this is the last time that we shall be
called upon to burden our columns with the al,
most endless documents Of the Military Chief
|iaip."
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SENATE

OF We are authorised to announce
CHARLES JAMES FAULKNER, ESQ.,, as
a candidate to represent the Senatorial
District composed of the counties Of
Berkeley, Morgan, and Hampshire, in
the mex Senate of Virginia.
Capt. EPHRAIM Dunn of Hampshire,
nominated by 4 convention of the De.
mocratic Republican party.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
We are authorized to announce Col.
ROBERT V. SNoDGRAss, as a candidate
to represent the county of Berkeley
in the next General Assembly of Vir
ginia.
We are authorized to announce
TILLoTsoN FRYATT Esq, as a candi'
date to represent the county of Berke'
ley in the next General Assembly o
Virginia.
We are authorized by Dr.. THoMA.
S. PAGE, to announce that he is NOT
a candidate for the House of Delegates
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CANDIDATES

FoR CoNGREss.-Col. JAMES NJ. Ma.
SON of Winchester, nominated by q
convention Of the Democratic Repub.
lican party.
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undersigned, substituted trustee,
A by a decree Of the County Court OF
Berkeley, in a deed Of trust from John
Myers, for the benefit of Henry Schnebly' $
Executors, will sell before the court house
door, in Martinsburg, on
Monday. The 18Th day Of February neat,
being the first day Of February court. TO
the highest bidder. for cash, W certain
tracts of land situate. lying. and being on
both sides Of the Meadow Branch, 10 the
county Of BeIkeley-one containing
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DOCTOR A. MAYS. respectfully in
EV forms the public al large, that ho
has located himself at Bunkers Hill Berke-
ley County, Va, where he will continue
his successful Indian Practice, for the cure
of the many diseases TO which the human
body is liable. Having been fifteen years
among the Indians. he has acquired q We
~ extensive knowledge of their manner
OF curing diseases. Hundreds OF ccrtifl.
Gates can be seen, If called for. showing
that cures OF diseases Of the most danger
Gus character have been performed sfier
they were gwen up by the best of Doc
tors. The afflicted will do well to give
the Indian Doctor a trial.
Feb. ~, 163T-tf
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Bank Stock for. sale.

TvHE undersigned will offer for sale AT
4 public auction, on Monday, the I0th
day Of april neat, election day.) before
the Court House door in Martinsburg.
IS SHARES OF BANK STOCK,
in the Washington County Bank, belong.
ing to the estate Of George Hill, decd
FERNS CASH.
ALLEN C.. HAMMOND, Admir-
Of George Hill. decd.
March Is, 1s97.-4t
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Public Sale.

.HSHE undersigned win expose TO sale al
n public auction. on Tuesday. the 2sth
day Of March, at bis Brick House Farm,
all his Stock. Farming Implements, Sc,
consisting. in part, Of
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Gao ACRES
THE OTHER
TOO ACRES

There is a tolerable Dwelling House, Sta
bic, &c., on the 420 Acre Tract. Both
tracts are principally in Timber.
Such title will be made the purchaser as
10 vested by the trust deed. which IS be
lieved 10 be i~ndisputable.
JOHN w. BOYD, Trustee.
January II, ls37.-ts