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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

UTDCCtTIGN.-Th -i'scr'rr intrni! to open n school The on
40 suing year in tho nc::lborhOod Of Louisa Courthouse, TO com.
mercc on The 18TH of January, ls3S, and terminate Oh the 18th OF
December following, with - vacation Ct one month in the Summer.
In this school wiI be taught the Greek, Latin, and !:n.lsi Ian
runrcs, including English Grammar, Geography. Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic anl History. Terms for tuiiIon will hr twenty dollars
p.r scholar, rad DO I'd sixty dolhnfS fr the scholastic term Of ten
months, which rnu he obtained in .cniecl families III the vicinity of
,h. school housc.-ITn Inns in his procession ample Testimonials both
of his moral character and his ability To lcrch The aforesaid branches
nj education, and also the testimonials Of those for whom lie has
taught, expressing their entire satisfaction in III" progress Of their
children. Letters addressed IN The subscriber, NCrdun Post Gffcr,
Hanover. prior 10 the 18th Of January u"xt, and after iha, period to
y. +. III:NLETT.
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u,EMALE E.pUCATlUN.-

HIEM ALE EDuCATloN.-Iae subscriber has engaged ue sG g.,
z ,i.,.n NJ NJ Emily G.. Bow .s uf Connecticut, rs u Teacher LOT
H.. rwn cliIirer, and viii *" Il few Female Bosrders.-Mis s D.
h.. TO, III. last tNo or three years, been engaged IN u select cna'
Sn,ool AT The Tou!,. and has references TO several very nistih:nishea
nsr,Irmen of New England His terms for The usual Scholastic year,
payable seml|annna!!y, are s ,' n ~ ish,s, 500
o,;:,osrapty. Icndias, Writing, AIitan'eilc' nr1stopmS, Wm'
80, -" 49, ~ III. Glubcs, Graiunat, Rhetoric, and Composition, -,
Mn,r, unJ Natural Philosophy, and Elements OF Chemistry m
DrIwiug. Painting, mud Ornamental Nrealc WoFI, or,,,, conuo
H. rSsiicrcr is il II very healthy region, situated ~ urhnse coun-
80 .;.h, mics southwest Of the Courthouse, and he i,"ni n oI
y, s,Tm En-, "Tnosc whs nay wish 10 cntrnst their daughters w'!n
wv ~, VIZ. h.. assured. that the most particular attention VIII DC p"ld
hln, '"i i..l,h mn,ais and manners, Us we'll as TO their literary su-
vsnccmcni.- yp0''o '"s' - 0' JAMES NEWMAN.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

SruScORD ACADEMf.-Thc exercises Of this Seminary Tor
" Tho wear 1898, will commence on the lst vi February, and ter.
inmate on The JVlh OF November.
TIhe n,icc Of board aud tuition, including washing, bedding, aud
fuel viii be 500 Tor i session of 5 months: payable in HiraHcr.-
d.. c,urseo i instruction embraces the Languages aud Sciences
Generality, and is designed 10 prepare students thoroughly for Col
n.ncs AMI Universities. There are al present Il few racunciI,
which Il; will nc desirable 10 ill with youths whose eIucaticnS arc
intended 10 b. on u liberal scale.
In announcing the intention of resuming the duties of their vcca.
lion. the subscribers tender thei: acknowledgements to their patrons.
for the grateful sense which they manifest OF the Improvement oil
,hci, sons ani wa,ds. A. 10 the general character .; the ,asti,u'
lion. reference is respectfully made to Professors lionnycnSilc, tiar-
ri.oa, Emmett Tucker and Davis, Of The University OF Virginia.
Thc seminary is rusYn OF access to students coming liOin the Norm,
or from the South, being situated about > miles from the Richmond
ard Frederick bur. RAILROAD. Letters addressed to either c: the sG5-
.ma,,i, .,.,J.J :, A. &. COLEMAN,
" +. W. COLEMAN,
J. d. COLEMAN.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04
y. Z. The instalmcnts that
In he Gocernor Of tie S,a.e Of Virginia.

IT fNP'I,NH1HI ~ 49,.
NSTIiEREAS- il has been rcprctcu,cd 10 the Executive, that cri
We tain WASHINGTON i. mann, late Of the city OF E'ch,
moua. charged with NUMEROUS Eurgcrics, hn,h fled from justice M
is uuw :piug ut large. Therefore, ], David Campbell, "ovein". VI
ihc state aforesaid, have though; proper to issue this Proci'rnauon'
nfcIin-a reward Of 7?rtc Hundred Dollars TO any persona peIsrns
II, The Tailor nr the city ct Richmond. And Il do Inoreovrf require
all oiiccrs OF the State, both civiIand military and request ~ ~
neoplc of this Commonwealth, to use their best exerti"ns to "PI''-
bcnd The said fugitive, lhJt he may be brought to justice.
Givca undcr inv hand as Governor, aud under INC cSn at a. Ia
seal Of tho commonwealth, u, Richmond, ms i2'h Ia
OF December, 1857. c,uuprt1
(Si.n,h) DAVID ~ w -
DrsrrrprIo.. -lVa.linpionP r. Mann is snid To he about y years
,c 90 Gc Fac, cirhl or nine inches high: straight and well made;
LcnJ unusu-iy small; face well formed aud somewhat lrGcElGu' nose
,h;ct and moderately clrvA,ed; complexion dark; ha'r black cyr.
dark hazel; his manner hold and rather nssu'nlnsi uaifesk UI h"Y:.
yn,I. hos n hshi, OF nohding his head when spoken 10; seldom ":
ri. walk vcIY erect; motion quick aud lively; voice alnoS. cn H.n
n,,o. when suc,king shows his teeth, which nrv very inr n VIM,
and when louSed in the face, kn'ts his nfo"s ~ '"' "''
hold. GI-wjw
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

HOLM ", UEuuKENBRoUGIi attorney at Lar, no" resides,
a. and hns opened 4 Law Office, in iHXi&s'on, E"aH!tii=" c"uh::
lie will practise in the Circuit and Conniy Counts u i''rt"ct. nu
~Eockstiiue, and will attend the Mon;hiy as well rs IT," S""'tcf'?
Courts o: both counties. ,,c
Ali business conddcI 10 his hands will he promptly a"d ilh!!uii!
attended 10. .
Sny SO -~i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

a GOOD COUNTRY SClIOOl"-Thc school for y"uns Ladies
IA a, the residence OF the subscriber, ncnT Charlottesville, Abe
marie, vii 20 confirmed during IL" year lc3s. b. very cuEpeirn,
fcu,Ic ,cachur, whom | have employed 20 instruct Ey own Laueh-
isr.. Six or eight hoardcrs viii hr aiken on Ire following ,cir'-:
En.Ih $50; Preach sig; Music so, beard, bedding, washing. &c,
furnished hy the subscriber, $i00. Board ngd tuition fees 10 l."
Maid ouc-haf in advance. Thr school will ronncnc" Tn Ihc ooh
Of January. AMI terminate o N The norh Of Observation-Disclosures = va
ca,;on Of oue month in the sutnmcr. SAMUEL CARR.
Ter ID tp-wtiF
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So'5t

yIDI-C ATION.-Thc subscribers school vii! be- o?ert! On the
e. a2i OF January, 1888, At r. ylorsvi!is, by which Place the C"rs
-, 81 II ;rLmonl nnl FrrlcI ickSjrTs Rail Tond passi" ice every day.
~ W" n,sn of instruction will embrace surh siudirs u arc usually
,,urh, in the hes, Academies. Terms fn' hoard; tuition, and wrsh'
800 :II0-hc,Ijius md candles, il furnished by the snhsc'iacr. Sh.-
AZ :, his merits as n teacher and Inc general character Of his .cho"!,
W W. ;s rrsnccifnIir made 10 Judges Wr,. R7nrs"mtrocc! nd
p v D,.i,i TIN. B. Pcy.on anil Mrssi>. Thomns hr"h:r: c. ".
c.,,.t phiEn Turriso, and tic Rev. y. kccia: "! liichm"nd.
""''" "f TGT-w,IIFl .-. TuOS. II. FUN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04
P'I ph a, e' Railroad onicc, Dec. 10, 1897.

Richmond and Petersburg hait-road Company.
aTu meeting o; the prcsdcn, and Directors, on the 1871, instant,
IA The following further sums were required from the stockhoHGis'
TO be paid by them into tn! bank OF Ni:.inia or is Bf'nch ut re-
tcrsbur-, to the crcai, az the Company, VIZ: On each share 50, TO
he paid on the lSt October, LIST November. LIST Drcrnos', is 'ahua-
~, and lst February, aud sl0 on the IS March next:
WIN. L. SlErrAtD, Treasurer.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

= Avn FOR ~SALE-Tul be sold, on MuSDAT. the 9TH day OF OF
- February next, if fair, otherwise, the next ar day, u. nc 'm ~"
Tavern. in the CITY Of Ri:hmund, at IL o'c!ocS,n lr CT D. hanu y
= 80, i," the estate OF Jo!u Starke, deed, in The coun'y Of Hanover.
containing 200 acres, by II late survey. Tins tract u ~ i rs y.
III - - Tho CITY of Richmond, oa the road leading from >
-. n n mover Court house, miles from tho latter ana nve ito"
- .'t 1910, ,nJ ,vi,hiu 3,I,ics Of the Redmond and Fredericksburg
aitoaI.-One-t Vi the tract Is WOOD ''a'' u" ~ II"
i, aud the Railroad. -.mmoi NJ Dwell.
-. han, win s rooms AMI , passages below, , roe'a' a"u : pas
ave above anl sor,c onthouses; u good well ~ attt w ". -; 81
1 ~ !, fin. nnple orchard. Schools, mills, coc;o;s " ~. LI
~ .,as.,;.c, 'ru quality oi the land is n soGi Us any ~ W"
~, NJ tho coun,ry, aI the situation as healthy IS any us sIe .s
Fnonnsains;- ~ scr,,Iv. JOS. SrAEkE,
s'"'' ssniristrotur, cRt tic VIII ANNEXED, Of Jeha S!GrSe, aeee'
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

R;chm0ui and Ii nchburg Corporation Stock J0r sac;
e,ERTlFIcATEs oil deb, issued By the rly OF i "e,n Sca a"I f, ON
~. -, ink. 1897, and bearing interest At 4 per ccn;arn per ah"oh'
n.y,his semi. uuu,,uyo on the LIST day Of January AMI Jdy, may &C
tob;uined by application NJ the Office oil tho James NNe u" V"
VIVA Company. e. o,waw
December %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

! AND For SALE.-liaving determined to remove, j" Z ' "
Be- ts M valuable Trac, of Laud, containing roa acres. ;, nS
si,us,cl in Granville county, n: c., eight miles T rom olalKnsr n " n
,am$wh;n. roi,acco market on the Roanoke. The improvements
cry Iutcc and wol-hn:.hcd dwelling. house, well celiaIsii "Tu D. rd
- rr,ufrpr OF .ucd out-buuscs ami cun'cnicnces; p"nu . ""
W.. "mIs"r Il midi llrrc house fr n thlashing machine ana e','onsn,
~" m - m ro"jo rJcr: n .ood aud Convenient spring, aud good p"nnp"Isct!
ola oid All sweet water. ay lard abounds in good springs: 'n:,I
!, small creek runnin. through the centre OF ~ "a lou :r,s"o
sooJ dcnl nf valuable flat. 1t is bounded III a s.c y; W., = :,
soo ac,rs under fence, and a great deal OF valuable .ooa.S" NV.
.Io,r - 20 or 40 accs in herls' grass anu cInTer III IS 'I" n T., :,
80, land. and good meadows to my extent may ne ma" n'
W. y" ,no,I;un,y estate 70, raising stock. hisa fer! heanns iii
and tbe pInr,a,iun is in good condition aud ireducIi:e. ! .m W.; ;rs,i'
Luz IT, >. n,c wcrv low. mil on nccOnmodntin. tnrinS; ana a, Jus.-
fed IN saying, l. "e" =. 'sun.1 CHS. l.. READ.
N,r6I IDs-"y"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

ThomNs c. Arl0Fy, Trustee, FIaIhIi"
against
Warner l.. Oliver and Frances Ann his wife. Of iha city Of Rich.
ronI: Thomas y. Fox, Truste" q: said frances Ann ard her chill
len or ,lr slate Of Alabama; EIaacCs iN. Oliver, Maria l.. Oliver.
orI Arm G. Oliver, inrint Children u! saa Warner l.. aml Frances
Ann: Rosrow Cole, ri the city Of New York; augustine l.; inhnry,
" ~ w., s,,i. of Mississippi; EMANUEL VI. Jomrs. Frances d. Ioacs,
Tbnmns J. Dsrs-, aml Williams L. DAVIS, Vi Gloucester c"urty,
lrf"G!Lr;s.
1,c defendants, Roscow Cole and Augustine J.. Dri'rry, rel hav-
inc entered their appearance and given security. according 10 the
81 or Assembly, and The Jules Of ills Curii, "G it aHIc.rin. iy salts.
f,r.orv evidence that they arc aot inhabitants OF lbs Commonwealth
Tho motion of The plaintiff by his attorney, il IS ordered. ;ha,
." ~; - 40 f,nI,n,s npprar here on lhc first day Of the nrx: term and
,nsv :. The pIoin,iTs hil, and that y copy Of his ":dr1 h" forthwith
;;n.crcI in SONG newspaper fmtIsh,h in the city al tic. n:"rd for
."a ,no,,hs surre.siyrIv, and posted NJ tkc front door Of rhu court
w." w." ,r his r,u..y. A~Cupv-Trs'r,
~" ARTHUR l.. DAVIES, c. c.
ts-aSN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

THosE who are mo-, pIcjudicea, VIII please sDt III pr Piano For:ns
rn,do Nv Stodar,, Worcester ana Dunl'an,, which instruments, W.
maui r. - H .rr ;i for sale in the city Of Richmond by my agents,
W. NJ: ". Randolph K Co, Booksellers, Mem S,irc., "a n'"
establishment iu.t opcnin::) =" . III. Comcc,f q n
~ Thc,c yet another REGULARITY attending thiS hee W
wodn"sjay. The rinno roiics on the Orchestral s'ase c n u
5'uuvrcs, Ly two makers, each at Ihc Top Of ths ne ~ !" ~ If I G", len
new '' To,don: and the square one By his nephew, M', a; s,oaai,'
of ii;,oahwar, in this city. The Grad PIANO f"''c "a |" . a, '' N
an,,. nj Nr. Scllcss;a sGrhs superior lingering. l nc rluuc W.
an IVA Siv ,I TO a:crmr ny the singing; yet By nni!eIsHi admission
" =. n,,G,mrr a! Of the hearers, The square mSf'",m"'
o ptI; ; ~ ,unnr;o- bn;h in sweetness md strength. We were
moi prcparca to believe tia, on ins'r'Haen, Of Inc ,an, ~ With we
"'" !, made 10 p, forth such Il body OF tone, as 'hhl 10 nc" " =
rs,nnrI n n Wednesday evening, and we THINK u h"'"' 'a, nJ
cnncr,,uIn,ipn that such yer: superior instruments gan 'e t G.
=. u" - - no ci,y. instead Of having to send Tor Them I q nstanUei
an and taxing the chance, Al, a great expense, OF Se''''s i u
onr, as may hrrpca." vi, ,u,JsJ "a above. il Of the
Mt. ' ,"Ss Worccsier & Dunhatr, makers of those celebrate"
Fianos, for wh'S"' / '' ~" EDWARD r. NASH,
Dookselc', Petersburg: virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

NOTICE TO acknowledgements :o'"s soHin as M.
~ formed. that when they reach Petersburg, Va, iher. Is u eA"tce
n. routey, either by the Great Mail Line, which run. '!ai'y thro"Sh
q sion, Raleigh, Fayetteville, Coiun'aia, Augusta; Ca, &e, o' 10y
N. tViininut5n Eajiroad, stage aud steamboat Co.'S lire, from the
termination Of the Petersburg Railroad, through isnliiax, Whining
tu and Charleston, &C.. rL,.L,.
AMI SATURDAYS. There can be no delay, as extra post co'c"es are
provided at each line. g. ~,
PETERSBURG. Railroad Office, Dec. 70, 1897. "o-'m
UAMES A. SEuDoN, attorney a. La~, will atten! the Courts
~ held in the cty of Richmond, the Superior Court OF spotsEisa-
MIA, add the Quarterly uni Superior Coatls OF CiTohnc.
His office is Immediately over the store OF Hie'sr'. hnapp, Ifcs
ton X Co., Nuin Street, ::chmoad, being the same torment! ocsu-
pied BY Mr.. Eacchus. E &c
so, II 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

nT0rTcE--YII 30 sold, on the first Thursday in January nea,'
- lci,;e OF near the Bell Tavern door, in the city o' m"U
some ei.h, or ten Slaves, belonging to the estate o l oM'S w, 49,
I,",,sr,i inr clsh.-ARuu. the above Slaves, ihstc arc " It, ~
nan and sirIs, all very !iGeiy. Also, oe eighth oil ~ eeI nasn
h,rss Gohaun,, belonging TO the same estate; le,as Hnd' ,ho, !,
30 ban J,y Of AL, Cob tnnn has been 50 olen ndFcfhSee, 'mt u
Is though; unnecessary TO say any,hin-at ~, IiHc anoat ns ,r = ~
gree. ~ yiaN As WILSON, .a.erncy.
Gi-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

uN UAN~CERY-ViRGi xiA AT Rr!rs held in ihr C!rrk'< c!Hcr
K OF the Circuit SupcrIp, Cnut al l"w and C.a.ccry iuf Ghuuces.
ter county, on the 9Th day Of Oc;uhcr, lS3I:
Thomas c. Ar,orv, Trustee, Plaintiff:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

- -, irrrD "a vuhIisired twice a week, ycnsfsliy, anu
- y, = !, sscS during Tho session Of the s.ase L na;sh ! !" nd.
re-, -, 81" -" nf S,ar.r;ri srcc;e paying hunks (oniy) VIZ DC 70
; .- in payr.en,. The El'so! viii guarantee n nc hv g no w vrii,Sr
''"S " : .,n,r - N Sc discontinued, but at the dlscio'i'h VI ''
rji.,r untiI nI a.;carassS have eeen pad up. -; , shall
90. whoever will guarantee the payment u INV ff
,nyc The tcalk sratis. .nyrprtsyNc.
n,. ,,,.,. o. less, it's; insertion, - ccnts; each continuance,
s. 80 No lvcr,i,cncnt inserted, until It has ithefoee'P"'- W
.|.ss,cs by some retsua in this city OF its enrHons'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04
p OJiISA RAILROAD The transportation pi passengers y"
~ This TO al Commences regularly This day.
The char gcs are Gs follows: 49,.
From Fred :ickshail Depot to Beaver dam,
o. p;.LmnnJ 9J
d. fredericksburg, s %

A daily trnin leaves K'rlNlUnU TOT TItUV1IC"'"t. =, IT. L - =,
O'Clock, r. N.-FretericEshall for Richmond an Fredericksburg "
4 O'Clock, &. VI. observation-disclosures, os
Stages wiIbe run regularly between Ffcderiekstah and harto,ass-
iii, 1y MIS- Bowl & EIroal ana Stockton X Co., IN conneN'
;o' Nth the Trims. III. stage fare will not exceed 81 90 f"s.
een-ers prcf..rin. so 70 do, will have it in their pcwrt 10 pay III
Kichmond and fredericksburg through to ChartoNcsfine.
Distance from Richmond to Frcderckshnl about 80 l. miies'
do Fredcrickshall to Charlottesville about ~ nus
IT,. ,-,;r carnrci. I.slIarIp with tho mail line to aud rfcn Ere
dericksbur; and Washington City. r,. ID
o,cl,ck. arrive n, Charlotte .viile, with bu, little night travelling, 81
10 O'Clock next morning, ana in return, leaving Ihs.io''es'uie a..ct
the arrival Of the stages from Stnunton, arrive ~ Nh'h""u VI TIC
derirk shu,. by half past s O'Clock next morning. O.
Dcr - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

p,EGaoES FOR SAI.F%-WIih be sold, tothe his"es' Ta" "r'i v y
u .,I, a tm, iowa OF Warren, AibrInaric county, on "ui Su
he a5;h I.y Of January next, iii4,i, II ACT, tbs neyi iMr Guy, Inv y =
a ne VI; ;OES -,ncn, wouen, hnys aud girls, Belonging 10 tue -,
- ,..., Joo!in-, dccea .rl.-ifI Desirable to purchasers a t,Iu,'
,rsix,v or ninsty day. will no given by addiTs me ntero Sr, 81 'SS ns
80, - ma riviuI satisfactory paper ncsoctabls ~
r,ocS arc likely All vaiui"lr. ,.d ,,,;rc claim. ON the estate, are
rro''|'' 80" ana do,,ms to il arc Entihcd 10 pay, Us tae )"
d',ion d: the estate OH" REUBEN B. piTTESoN,
7IHIa'sE'-"' 5g-2twtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

ryrIlE Subscriber wishes TO employ 10 Slaves TO "o:k On sections
d o55-aji-257 seven miles from the city on the James Tiver ca-
nal. can assure he Owners tina, every care will he t"Eonio IrnHet
,I,nm comfortable, and a good discipline enforced to prevent their
pr'"s OH ~, I,I n JAMES POWER.
nuns 81" GG-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

r.I, r-n, SAIr i. pursulucr Oh decree ot the CiT'ui, Su
II n.r;,. Curt al L,w ami Chaacety Tor thS c'n"ty o. Wv" NV,
,o,5rr.I al the las, September term, ~ the case o. Hi''sa" Zip
I " :, administrator and heirs, we shall proceed, i barN'nS
o"f ;' !, roIn,y OF ria"iLlie, on the 10th Jay OF January nGHi'
sto.c, ~ y. ~ 10, n. ,cxt fair das, at II O'Clock, 81, 10 sell, ut pu1He
u ia.l, !" "T he bi,iest bidder, on a credit of IL, Is aud "A months
"T tho Real Estate in said county, Of which suth THOMPSON . "uJ
sciscJ, evssp, that par, assigned TO his widow if CT u'" S"d S sI
,t,, nr. which was allotted 10 VIM. Ferguson aud wiie' a"a S"u
D.! az" " '"' Louis e. BOULDIN c,-n,rs.
A. L. SOONER, -.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-01-31
mo ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

no ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Ell has been known by those who are
I'll indebted to Us, that we have for some
months past, contemplated a change Of
location, and with view TO the accom-
pIishment OF this object, il u indispensable
that we settle up as speedily as possible,
accounts Of large amount, aud long stand
ing--We therefore hope that all those
interested, Especially those who have o.
pen accounts with us1 will attend to- the
settlement Of them without delay, and as
money is our object at this time, We CON
fdently lrus, that we shall not be dIsap,
pointed, in receiving the amount of debt
due US in Berkeley county, before we
leave IT, We deem it proper here TO ob.
serve, for the Information OF those who
may be delinquent, that any debt due Us,
IN our removal hence will be placed in the
hands ofproper officers for collection.
LAUCK & STEPHEN.
March 81, 1886
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-01-31
IN orr I'D II K
AT HARPER'S FERRY,

Al HAkPER'S L Eth i:
FESHE subscribers wish TO inform the
Il public generally that their Iron ronn-
dry. on the island Of Harper's Ferry, will
be 10 operation the 20ih ofthis month, and
will cast Machinery Of every description,
such as
Machine Castings, Mil Gearing,
find BrGadiRg Irons.
They tcM also keep on hand Moutdboards
Of Nc Cormiek's patterns, from No. 8, TO
No. -. right aud lejl handed, .4tso
Loudo,ss Mouid6oards right e. Ieft
1hcY base also on hand, Wagon Bores
Of all stses, and andirons Of Tariotts pat
terms.
They have and will keep constantly
first rate Pattern Maker so that they
will be able 20 make patterns, Of every
description. at the shortest notice. al
orders thankfully received and promptly
attended 10.
HUGH GILLEECE & Co.
November 10. IsS5--tf
N Is Old Iron taken in exchange loi
any Of the above named Castings.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-01-31
CLAD Tidings!l
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gEvHESE PILLS have long been known
q and appreciated for their extraordi-
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perfect health, TO persons suffering under
nearly every kind Of disease TO which the
human frame is liable.
When taken according TO The directions
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zeal in the prevention aud cure ofBilious,
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! Perhaps 90 article of the kind has ever
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4
/ i hey have the testimony OF the whole
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be very circumstance alone that phys
ieians in every part OF the Union (hut
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speaks volumes in their praise And to
ibis fact that all who use. invariably re
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prevent costiveness they have no rival -
One fifty cent hox viii establish their char.
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An advertisement
More than two millions of boxes ofthese
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United states since January. 1885.
DR.. Peters has received upwards of fif.
ten hundred certificates, all given in con.
sequence OF the good done by bis Medi-
cine.
Prepared by Jos. Priesly Peters, Nj ID.
at his institution for the cure of obstinate
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No, 1873 Liberty st. New York. Each
box contains 40 pills. Price 5O.cents.
WILLIAM DORSEY. Druggist.
Agent
Martinsburg December, 6, 1887
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FOR SALE.
February s, ls37.-lf

.gaVHG undersigned viii sell the property
now occupied by him upon reasona-
bic terms He deems it scarcely necessary
10 add, that it is considered, on the whole
The most desirable property in Martins
burg. for the occupancy OF Merchant.
It's advantageous location for business
connected with the most convenient and
comfortable dwelling for family, rend.
eFs the property to business man very
desirable ISAAC 5. LAUCK.
March 81, lSS6.-n
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.H.E1EVs .gEsYKCEE,

TEsHE subscriber has just received from
a Baltimore, new and splendid style d
Cane Bottom Chairs. which for elegance
and beauty far surpass any thing OF the
kind ever before offered in this masket.--
Those wishing TO purchase, will do well
TO call and view them before purchasing
elsewhere. WILLIAM ABLE.
October a, 1887.