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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13

tsent, Day. Aner having taken the pre.c,,p
Of the celebrated phy scians the country
without receiving any permanent relief he induced BY the
suggestion Of nei-hbor, to Try the BRANDRETH PILLS
but 30 weak had he become hy the UNNATURAL esacus
OF his disease, that be had hopes Of recovering
However after hnyng taken pdose Of the ills he received
almost immediate oefand continued take them until the
had effected perfect any individuals inclined
doubt heeoeetness Of the above certificate every par
tienlar they respectfully referred to Mr. j. H. Shield,
Hopkinssillo, Christian county, Kentucky.
October T.. 1885,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13
P.fTE.s'Y' .FNE-EgExt.us

ST RECEIVED one case patent axe -hclvcs
- "a good attlclcl ion the approaching season.
CHARLES PHELPS.
Sept. 81 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13

NTlRGINlA, sS.--At an intermediate Circuit Su.
peror Court of Law aud Chaucery, continued
aud held for Bedford county. al the Courthouse on
Thursday the sth day # November, 1885,
Henry f. Tate and Jemima his wiie, formerly
Jemlmd Saundels, plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13
9 z q q q q q Z 9 9
DIR. BRANDRETH'S VIRGINIA OFFICE,
For the crclasire sale ofhs
Vegetable Universal Pills.

FEW DOORS BELOW OLD MARKET RICHMOND
The following gentlemen have been appointed agents for
the sale OF Braudreh's Pills:
J. Thompson, Jr, p NJ Goochand c. II. Virginia.
j. =. Easley, T.. NJ. Halifax c. II. do
E. \. lIullony, p VI. Carksyille, do
II. Perkins, Z. VI. Luvingston, do
Awotth & Allen. Drummond Town, do
Notlin- ham II Oldham, Eustye do
NJ. IL I. Ferrell, Halifax, North Carol ma
+. II j. White, Wouenion, 60
Joer K tains NIllnnsboro', do
X. & H. Baker, l.ouiShurg, do
William Peek, Raleigh, do
Yale Wyatt having disposed Of their Bookstore &C. their
sahasents hereafter be supplied from Dir. Brundleth
Richmond Office.
~ Agents will shortly be appointed in town in the
States OF Virginia. North and South Carolina Georgia and
Alabama.
Nov. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13

John Kl,ey and Jane his wife, Elijah Grubbs and
Polly ms wife, Joseph Mics and Lucy his wlrr
George W. Saunders, john Saunders, aud JuIln,
Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13

10. PRINTING Executed at this Office vit,
~ neotncss and despatch.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13

This cause cane Ga tins day to be heard on Nh.
bill answers OF the defendants, John kasey and Jane
his WIFE, George W. Saunders and julius Saunders,
exhibits and examination Of Witnesses, the sublp-
na5 awarded therein, the 29th OF June, 1886
which appear to have been daily served on detea-
dants Elijah Grubbs, and Polly his wife, and JoseDh
Miles and Lucy his wife, and upon the order of
qualifications, as 10 the delendaut, John Saunders. of
The 5lh ofJuly appears to have been duly
published, aud was argued by counsel. On con-
slderaon whereof, the Court doth take the bill of
the plaintiffs for conf Sscd against tie def,ndanls
ELIJAH GrubbS and Polly As whe, Joseph Miles and
Lucy his wife, aud John Saunders and doth ad.
Judge, order and decree, that the same to the de
PENDANTS, john kasey and Jane his wife. be dismiss
sed anu that the plaintiffs do pay unto those defen-
dants tntu costs about their d tencein this behalf
expended-and as between the other parties in this
nssluncrs do take an account Of tn adm n strait
OF the p.an'titl, Henry f. Tate, o The estate OF his
ineStale Julius Saunders, dec'd-also AN account
oil the Announcements made by the lntestatc in his
lifetime, TO such OF his children as may seek dis
Hbnilon OF his estate, aud shall be willing to bring
IN their advancemenls ana shall elect SO to do before
The conmss lonet-nso, an account between the
pafues so erecting to come iulo a division of said
estate, and that he report said accounts to the court
with any matters specially stated thought pertinent
by himself rrequIledby the patles to be so stated.
Copy-Tcste,
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JOS. WILSON, Cl'k.


COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Liberty, November 10. 1885 :
The above parties will take notice that shall, al
my ONCE, IN Tins town, the hour Of 10 O'Clock in
the morning of Saturday the 22d day of December
next commence the account directed by the forego-
ing decree at which time and place, they are re-
q"heu 10 attend with their accounts. vouchers. VIII
"eeses anu copies OF court papers prepared Tor eA
animation and settlement.
JNO. WHARTON, G.
November % w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13
JOS. WILSON, Cl'k.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE, ,

LIUVTTN' NOVtmbef II, o3S. (
he above parties Will take notice, that shalt a
my Office in tins town. at the hour Of 10 o'co, in the
morning OF Fnday the 2lst day Of December next
commence The accounts dlrected by the foregoing
decree At which tIne and place they are REQUEST
ed 10 attend, with their vouchers, accounts, wines
ses and c"pts OF court pareis prepared Tor examna
tion and settlement. JNO. A. WHARTON, C.
November % w1v
The native American., 1838-11-17
From the Ohio .AiLns.

BEwARE!-"Blue aoriiing .fuid" may answer
very well for lorc ditties, electoneering manu-
scripts, and other such ephemeral productions,
but we would caution the Public against using it
in documents of enduring importance. We never
fanced the article, and never used it at our own
|scruitoire, nor furnished with it our own ink-horn
Indeed, 1t IS not INK. Let the reader look at
notices ofpnbc sales or other papers which have
been posted up for the information of the public,
inscribed with this fluid, and which have been
subjected to the action OF a smart shOner. 'rhey
will find them perhaps as legible as blank paper
A mole Of hand, for some two or three thousand
dollars, written with this fluid year ago, and
payable some two or three years hence, was late
ly submitted to our inspection. We were pres
ent at the drawing and signing of the note. 1t
had since made a journey TO Illinois and back, and
La portion of it, including the signatures, had in
some way been exposed to the action Of moisture.
1t being the on'y evidence Of the debt possessed
by the holder OF the note, he was entirely de-
pendent on the integrity of the signers for re-
newal of the note. They recognized the hand
writing in the date and the beginning of the note,
so as TO identify it, and accordingly gave the holder
new one written with ink. We have been thws
particular both to secure attention to our warning.
and to show that we do not lightly issue notice
which may affect unfayorably the trade of some.
We say, then, again, bescare of using the "biuc
,criting .Ruid' for important documents. Espe-
|pecialy LET No rocR MAN receire any erilencc of
debt that is ,criuen 'rith IL, and fany have such,
be careful and KEEP 1T DRY, or get it exchanged
without delay.
The native American., 1838-11-17

would go, and save all trouble and expense fornot
going have paid tax in Millvlle. voted the
last election year ago, and for the Courthouse.
Was not challenged at the last election; but at the
election year ago, some one asked if ! was en-
titled to vote, and they said | was, and that was
all about it. never owned any house or land
in Cumberland county. Do not know how much
am worth. l think they owe me at the furnace
5000.
The native American., 1838-11-17

.!nttdote,A--Dr. Franklin, when at Paris, be-
ing IN company with an Italian nohleman, the
conver alton turned upon religion, which The no.
hemau spoke OF. How comes it," saws the
doctor, "that the ltalians, who were lon at the
fountain Of religion, should possess so little of III"
"'rhat's easily answered." replied the nob.eman.
'lu Italy, we manufacture, it is true. a great
quantity of religon but, like other manufactures.
it's all for cTportGion."
The native American., 1838-11-17
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

TERMS.-Subscripton fo one year. 81 80 in advance,
3 90 if paid at the end Of three months For six
months, 81 so in GdUancs. Advertisements inserted at
the usual rates.
All letters relating to the pecunary interests Of the Pa
per to be addressed, postage paid to the Publisher,
JAMES C. DUNN.
All letters relative to the Editorial department TO be d
rected, postage paid 10 the Editor che Naiire American
Those subscribers for year. who do not give notice OF
their wish have the paper discontinued at the end Of
their year. will be presumed desiring its continuance
until countermanded and il will accordingly be contn-
ued at the option Of the publisher.
The native American., 1838-11-17

man promised to come and give him deed, but
had not done it; he paid him year ago last jan
uary; no person has told me not to tell what per-
sons ! voted for, nor whether was naturalized;
neither Mr.. Israel nor Mr.. Preston Stratton has
told me so; have not told any body that | had
been told so.
The native American., 1838-11-17

Philip Schetler called again.-I never asked
any of the men at the factory to vote the ticket
did; have sometimes argued the question with
them which was the best side, but never, as far as
can recollect, took them to the polls to vote;
they might have gone at the same time did; l
first voted in 1887 at the Courthouse election;
nearly all the hands voted then who had been there
year: it was the opinion there that all had right
to vote; did not give tickets to the hands at that
election.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-26
If.AllyID IPOTa fa5 aEyIgp

NttE undersigned viii offer for rent 10 the
u highest bidder, on Saturday The 10Th day of
january next, at his residence near Middle Creek,
Berkeley County, the following tracts of Land be-
longing to the estate of John Tate Decd to witt
One tract containing 100 Acres of
land, adjoining the lands of Gray's and
others. Of this tract about 60 Acres can
be cultivated the ensuing year.
One tract Of about 90 Acres, of mhich
about % can be cultivated. This tract
adJoins HE lands belonging 10 the heirs of
The late MerereHe Locke, and others.
One tract Of 10 Acres, adjoining The
lands owned By Conrad Konnslar.
These several tracts will be rented for cash
rent, which must be secured by substantial and ap-
proved security. Possession will be given on The
LIST day ofAPril next Conditions made knewnon
The day of sale, where due attendance will be given
by JOHN TATE, Er'or.
Dec. ~, l533.-3t of John T'atc deed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-26
IL lot Of Ground

IN said town. late the properly of said Tapsco,t and
formetlybelonging to Valentine Ayle.
The improvements comprise large and commo.
dious WEATHER BOARDED DWELLING
STABLE, all necessary out-houses. besides all the
buildings necessary to carry on a 1ANNERY and
BREWERY on a large scale HAVING been used ex-
tensiyely and successfully for these purposes. A
constant stream # water runs through The lot, and
there Is within few yards OF the dwelling never
falling spring of pure Limestone water To one who
would wish TO engage in either Of the branches OF
business above alluded to, rare chance is offered
for speculation in the purchase ofthis property
Terms Of sale prescribed By he decree One
fourth oil the purchase money IN hand, the balance
N three equal instruments Of six twelve and eah.
teen months from the day Of sale the purchaser Civ
ing bond and security for the deferred payment. and
the commissioners retaining the title as further seeu-
rity until the whole is paid.
HENRY BERRY.
EDMUND J. LEE Jr
December IL, l333-id. C0nLaissioaeys
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-26
sPIlSN.DaID soE,sarIs,

.9,8oo Prizes Amounting Ia S253 2l8 81
Whole Tickets, $5-llalvcs. 81 50-Qna,,.,s.
sl,25. Certificate fat Is Whole Tickets. res,ilar
package, S65--a5 Halves. So, 5O--25 CHARTERS.
SIC.
Persons, residing an sngpau Of The T. States,
may depend on having theu orders puhctuaIlv OK
eeaed by return mail. the sane as il personally pre-
sent. All prize ticke's and good Bank Bills. re-
eeved in payment For the Grand Prizes, apply,
or address your letters to E w. ROBINSON.
Baltimore, Nd.
Duly authorized agentby the State Of Maryland
for The sale Of Tickets in all the Io.terics now
drawing in the States Of pirgiaia. Maryland, Del.
aware, and he District Of Columbia Cornnu.
nicatons confidential. All letters travel perfectly
safe by mail.
December 10 1885,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-26
MILE AVID FE.H.sEE
Sl4MIN AIRY.
AT sHEPHERnsTouv
YyHE undersigned 90 - 81 ~

VIE undersigned has taken the building IN
- shePnerdstown, known as the Methodist Par
sonage, where be intends, on the odda, Of January
next TO open school, in which the usual branches
q good English education will be taught. The
location rs REMARKABLY fine. and the building well a.
dsPted Tor Male and Fenaale S,hc.,l in separate
apartments. He will be assisted by his daughter.
young lady well qualified. He feels very sensiby
the great responsibility to which he is subiectinr
himself and promises that every attention shall be
paid TO the morals and manners Of has pupils, as
wei as their comfortable ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
whenever they are led asiray BY the inadvertancy
OF youth the most aiiecionste council and lectures
will be given which experience has shown are the
best means of restoring Maynard youth There
VIII be vacation oftwo weeks 10 harvest, and The
usual one between Christmas and New Year. Pu-
pills taken by the quarter.
Terms.-Per Quarter
for photography Reading, g. Writing $500
Arithmetic, including the aaove $50
Geography, English Grammar, History,
Composition, &c. &c. 1,oo
IL Is very desirable that the pupils be entered a,
an early period, ii will contribute to the better
arrangement of the School No allowance made
ior Loss OF time or non-attendance after entering
except IN case of protracted sickness.
Dec. ~. 1855 WILLIAM YOUNG.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-26
We we GOODN y.
/ w RnYn

y +. w. DO ~
As Just finished opening y heau,if,,l stock III
a n = h As ON BLE GOODS, con
sistine OF
Super. and common blue black. brown. olive
lahhe, mulberry. and Oxford mixed Cloths,
Super ribbed. plain Cassimercs.
Super. and common Cessinefts OF various calofs
Kerscy's Linseys Jeans and raddng..
Rose. point, Duflr and Whi,nc, Blm,kets
Sd ard Ga Mrtnoes assorted colors ard bl'k
Super. Cd black French Bombazines,
Queen, b,ee, and crimson Moreen4 Bombazeii,
Creasslans rcd, scarlet, yellow & wbte I annels
petershtm and Pilot Cloth,
M'rno, Thlbci, ard Baukei Shavls,
Super. black six VeNer, SATIN faced hlerino
Vaiencia, ard swandown ves,inks,
Merino, Ihibct, Silk, and Gauza, Fancy Hand
krichicfs,
Bandenne, Pongee and Spiia'fcld ii'k'fs
fr0ssiao shawls, Cotton do Linen Carnbrio
Hdkis., Irish Linen and Linen Napkins,
Ra-.s, Bird Eye, and Fable Diopers.
Mouss.lane De LANES and Snalicys,
Silks, NJ de FloreDces, Ribbons Betings, Bfades
long and III 1rt white Pic Mo Glcvcs
L1dies sup. KID aud SILK Giovrs, MEMS Buck
skin e. Denver do, Men 4 Wome, ; Ind Berlin do
Sup. French, British, and American Cacocs and
Chn'ze1
Ribbed and PLAIN, white aud black, SILK, Merlno,
and Cotton Hose and l-2 Hose,
A aud Ga black Italian, and A green, and
whue C'apt---iis, Cape,
Tabie Covers and brown Linen Table Cloths,
Swiss, Book, Jackonet and Cambria Muslns,
Jackonet, Thread, and Bobine't Edgings and
insertings,
Bobineu, Bobineii Qhngs, French work d Col
ers and Capes,
Black Slk Crnvais and Stocks,
Green aud black Gauzc Ntls,
Green BaI1Hge, BOnsetr Umbrellas, Suspenders.
and Buttons of every variety, with general a.
IF QuFrN GLASS WARE, HARDWARE, PAINTS,
DYs.srurFs, srATIoYARY, &C, &C, all oil which
will be sold cheap.
November 20 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-26
Land for Sale.

VEyHE undersigned will offer at public auction
n before the Court. House door in Maftinsburg,
on Monday the 18th of January 1885, tract Of
Land belonging to the estate of Michael Rooney,
late deceased, containing about 600 ACRES,
all of which is in fine state of cultivation, The
improvements consist of two good Dwelling Houses
first rate Barn. Stables, and all other necessary and
convenient out buildings, and thrifty Orchard of
choice fruit. The land will be sold together, or in
lots to suit purchasers. The above lands will be
shown at any time by ofthe undersigned.
TERms.-One third Of the purchase money in
band and the balance in two equal annual pay
mcnts. MICHAEL ROONEY.
HENRY j. SEiBERT,
Dec. II, 1833.-4t. EZecut0rs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-26
DEN'TESTR Y.

LITTLE, invites the attention Of the citi-
- of Martinsburg, and its vicinity, to his
improved system of Cleansing, Plugging, Extract
ing, and Inserting teeth. He has also
ment of incompatible teeth which for beauty, and
durability, cannot be exceed. His Instruments
are of the most improved kind which will facilitate
the operations so to produce the lenst possible
pain, and secure the greatest safety. He can
in cases decayed teeth, and prevent their
future aching; also cure inflammation and soreness Of
the gums giving them healthy action which will
improve the breath and taste. His terms are mo-
derate
December 10, l838-3w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-26
EGad for Sale.

FNNH Undersigned trustee in deed Of trus, OK.
h ccuted for the security ofthy deferred nav
the purchase of tract of land, sold under
decree of the Circuit Superior Court Of Berkeley,
will sell at public auction for cash, at tho Court
House in Martinsburg, Monday the I4th day
of January 1889, [being court day,] certain tract
of land lying and being near the drains of Back
Creek, in the county Of Berkeley, supposed TO
contain about 1855 ACRES being the same
tract sold to Erasmus CAN'T by David Durham.
CHARLES ID. STEWART.
December 10 l938-4.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-26
HIGHLY IMPORTANTi

Caution to the Public, By Dir. YIN. Eraas.
Ne. 100, Chatham Street, Mem York.
DISEASES, general aud specials Care ne t,ti-
bus"-Betcare Of falling. DR.. VIM. Evans,
Nc. lDo, Chatham street, New York, ayails him
sell OF the present occasion TO tender bis most I'm
feigned Acknowledgements 10 the numerous members
Of society, who Suffering under all the pains and
aches that fieshs heir io) have trusted themselves
10 his care. He has the satisfaction of know ing
from many living evidences. that his remedies hare
done their duly SO far lies icitain The compass Of
human means. How distressing 10 the afflicted !,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion poisoning all the sorrces
OF their enjoyment, aud leading. in many instances
TO the mseTies OF confirmed Hypocondriasis Long
1t has been the subject of enquiry BY medical au.
thors, II remains In much obscUriy. Apoplexy dis
eases Of the Liver Kidneys, Spleen Stomach and
1ntestines, Bladder, &c, Dysentary, Diarrhea
"cum mutIs aliis perlorin important parts in dra-
ma OF morbid affections. DIR. Evans has been singu.
larry successful in the treatment Of the above dis
eases, By remedies drawn from his own and the re-
searches Of the most eminent medical men ia the
world. He has also had vast experience and succ.
eSs throughout the whole family Of delicate disea.
ses, the impure tendencies of which aggravated
by and rooted into the constitution through the base
conspirsces of mercurial murderers unprinci,led
uneducated and unpracised in any art save that Of
attempting TO lead the credulous on the "road TO
fpin." DR. Evans Office, No. 100 Chatham ST., N.
Y, is supplied with the choicest remedies from
home aud foreign markets. and compounded BIS a
masters hand on scientific principles. All those
who come there in the hour of need will go aw ay re-
oicing
A REMARKABLE CASE OF ACUTE
RHEUMAT.SM, with an Affection Of the Lungs
cured under the treatment of DR.. VIM. Evans, 100
Chatham street, New Yorkshire BENJAMIN s. Jar.
Wis, IL Centre street. Newark, New Jersey, attic.
ted for four years with pains in all his
joints, which were always increased the slightest
motion, the tongue preserved steady whiteness
loss of appetite, dizziness in his head the bowels
commonly very costve, the urine high colored, and
often proiuse sweating, unattended by relief. The
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-26
FRESH groceries ~ fine Olsg
O n q r s..

YHNHE subscriber has Jusi received and offers 70,
M sale
Loaf, Lump, and Brown Sogar,
Rio, Java, and 81 Domingo Cofe.
New Orleans, and Porto Rico Mclssses,
a a,"o p"% "sS fd aT siads 3TEAs.
Pepper, Asp'ce, Cloves, and Nutmegss
Ground Pepper, Starch and Ginger.
Butter and Water Crackers,
Cheese, Chocolate, and Shot,
Cavendish aud Common Tnh.cco,
Havana Cigars, Thomas besu do.
Fourth q 5th Proof Champaign lRpGNny
Coniac ard American,
Jamaica Spirits and Holland Gin,
New Ell glazed Rum, and Rye Whiskey,
LIP. Madeira, Brown Sherry,
Sicily, Marsailes Madeira, WINES.
Dry Lisbon, and Malaga
all Of which viii 30 sold cheap. J. W. BOYD
Nov IA, 1898.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-26
Hire Egogs s. Pork.

YEHIiE Subscriber will buy Live Hogs weighing
IA from I20 % 400 pound. IL 10 be Ind cheap,
f,r cash, On delivery: or viii make contracts Tor
he delive'y Of quantity Of prime Corn fed Pork
Of the above weighs el.her in MaTtlrsburg. OF al
shorts Wen House in Shepherdsto~n deliyera-
Bile in ell the month Of December, ard -p 10 the
l0fh Of January. ISAAC S. LAUCK.
t1ctohsr "a I13a--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-26
m a II n 7 Il n.

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. L. r. Wilson. Mr..
WILLIAH RoBIssos, TO Miss REnrcea H. Rop-
ISsos, daughter of Mr.. James Robinson Of this
county
On Tuesday. the 9th day of Nov, BY the Rev.
Mr.. Converse, Major ABRAHAav VAS buren,. (eId-
est son ofthe President Of the u States J TO Miss
SARAH ASGELIcA SrSGLETos eldest daughter of
Richard Singleton, at her fathers house, in Sump,
ar Dia,sist s. Caroli-sa
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-26
EWiua5se T'o,rn Property
iNOD SATbTEa

9>W-sy AZA-LLNO
vi !. undersigned Commissioners, appointed by
n decree OF the Circui, Superior Conrt Of l. Nv
and Chancery OF Berkeley Con ,ty. in sun tberein
depending in which John b Martin and wife a,e
Plaintiffs, and the widow and heirs Of Baker Tan
scott, decd, and others, are defendants viii
70 sale at public auction Monde he llth day of
February next (being Court day before the Court
House door in Martinsbtrg
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-26

MARTfssBURG, SEPT. i2, 1896
puNhE undersigned have known William Young
as Teacher of English School in this
place Tor two years. The encouragement which
ne received during that time was such as we have
never known to be equaed here. His mode ofcon.
veying Instruction, and manner of governing his
pupils, met with universal appreciation He is
man OF correct habits and good moral department.
JACOB HAMME,
ISAAC S. LAUCK,
SAMUEL BAKER
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-26

Virginia.-In the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for Berkeley County, Decern.
Der rules 1898.
William Jack, pit.
against
James Jack George M Jack, Samuel J Jack,
and Sarah Jack, heirs at law Of Isaac Jack, deceas.
cd. DTS.
In CHANCERY.
ENHEdefendants, George n. Jack. and Samuel
IL j. Jack. not having entered their appear
ance and given security according the act of as
sembly and the rules fthis court anil it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are out of this
Commonwealth it is ordered, that the said defen-
dants do enter their appearance to this suit on the
first day of the next term, and answer the bill of
the plaintiff, and that copy of this order be forth
with published in any newspaper within this eoun-
ty. and continued for two months successfully,
and another copy thereof posted the front door
Of the Cosrt-llouse of the suid county.
ACopy.-Tesie.
JOHN STROTHER. c.
December. 10, 1888 --2m.