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Tdiuat'e .Hi!S and tanks FIR $"ic
EJTiIE enhscrilrr, intending To- move 10 the South,
y will sell his very valuable Tract OF Land and Mills
on Moons Creek in Caswc COUNTY, Nur,h tai"lIna-
also his Tavern House and 10, Yanceyve, ana his
Race Tract lands, upon TAI: terms. The Moons Creek
lands lie on both sides o! TIE creek within iuur miles Of
the iown u. Yancsvviilr, aud Contains about ONE
THOUSAND ACRES-!s fertile and we'll adapted 10
the cultivation Of Tobacco and grain Of al kinds, and
contains large quantity Of superior MEADOW land
with more good SPELIGS than any tract Vt the
"a me. see in the cuuniry-onc OF which ia strong
SULPHUR or Mineral Spring. This Tract contains n
su;ciencv Of cleared land to work tseve fifteen
hands to advantage, and is in good repair On the
SAID lands there is one Of the best GRl$T and SAW
MILLS 10 this country, on never idi!ing stream
The Tavern Houses are large, c"mmnGoGs and con.
va;irnt with good out houses. good wei! and ice
house in the yard and attached 20 II are eleven acres
with about three fourts OF it well lmhered and lying
in the centre Of TIL village 1t * aId off. The
stand is generally known that ii would be unnrces-
sag to give full description OF 1t The Race Tract
Iuds he wii..n Que :li!e Of Yaaccyvil!e which is
situated tie old CaswrIi Race Tac!, and sad TO be the
hes, race tact in The s"Grrn county, containing about
Tno HanGrd and T@caiy fec acfeS-m"'c ihnn halt Of
il in woods heavily nErred and very valuable on &C.
coun, ul the mond and lis proximity 10 iancryVii!e-
The lands viii b. sold in body, or divided tn SUIT
purchasers Youug Negroes will be taken at valuation
in payment Of the whole any part OF the purchase
Tlosr wishing purchase you'd Go sell TO call on the
subscriber Y4nceyviIe possible as he IS de-
lcr,nincd to sell. THOMAS GRAVES
Yancry yiile. = & Aug /. 2'-u
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.4no'hr for he 6'h Of OctoL~'
Xis."iIi:e Sanfr Lottery.


For the benefit OF the Town of Wesburg, Glass No G.
for 1888.
GRASP CArirALs-$3O COO. 10 600, 1000, 900, 900,
$500 600. 7i7 .; ~ of 1000.
IL prizes in every package OF - tickets.
Tickets $40. shares IN proportion.
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
of the Eagle who has and is selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world.
~ b. Orders in all cases strictly confidential
NJ Orders for Tickets from any part Of the United
States BY Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mail. with the same prolpt attention personal ap.
plcaion and the result sen, (when rrQnestrdl immcdi
atcly after the GrawinE when addressed 10
d. NJ. HOiT, Richmond, Ia.
SeptlS 3S-t4O
yHyO BUILDERS.--The successful bidder for the
r addition to the Eastern Lunalic Asylum, in the
city Of Williamsburg, having failed to give security for
the faithful compliance with his contract, notice is given
that sealed proposals will be received at the said Asylum
until the 20h day Of October for building said ad
ditiou according to the plan and contract prepared
which will be s'lewn BY The keeper to any person desi
rous of undertaking.
TnOS G PEACHY.
BEVERLY TUCKER,
RO SAUNDERS, Commiuse
RO McCANDLlSH.
GEO. W SOUTHALL.
oTbe Richmond Wing Compiler, md Norfolk Beacon will
please insert for months, and forward their
10 Jesse Cole, Treasurer Of the ho'p,tah IN Pnsmcs
Aug9 "-sm
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TENAS LAND AGENCY.
n - 4,

F..NHS Tt.NU
A3TN. r. ID WARD Of San Augustine, Texas. and
& G. b MOSS Of Virginia. have this day ass"ca.
ted for the purpose Of nsacnG Gcnrra! Land Agency
Business IN Texas and in the United States They viii
attend 10 the PURCHASE AND SALE OF TEAAs LA&ps
GRANTED and titled under the late Colonization lawsot
located lands under the Republic Il Tr%as-and Ioca,e
claims and nrr(ect titles TO the came Wm K. u ARD
will give his personal attendance 10 the business OF the
Arcncv in Texas for which, his local knowledge and
intimate Acquaintance with the Land laws peculiarly
qualify him. aud insure correct and advantageous dis
position of all business which may be condcd to the
Aycncy-C B Moss will conduct the branch OF the
A Gency in the United States
Terms viii be moderate. and made known appiica.
ton All letters must be pos, paid and will lie addrcss-
ed for the prcse 10 the 'Tir0S Limit .IgIncy, Inppa
hanacck. "a. where they will meet prompt attention.
Whl. K d WARD,
G. l. MOSS
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rseI r o.: ,,:,, <,oo, =.
no p''ce ~ Dun" !" ''S aOe' N'D "'at Ph'" 10
Tue Io'Ss 7"""''' "n"' IN ',n'>'G''a'''h Oh certain
pfV"esS' "h,S nnS'H |" INC F"cu'y ~ 'aN' al gu
GEMS VINO 'pfy lot D's'a ri '' p!'ce mere s,aed' me
Slu'sn"' o''ta''g wan MAJ rouge III 'nf tn'i"se HnG-
ing; All lhe Logging Rooms III when NH uhatfg"
oe'oFe me next Session II Is cue 10 the
Pteseh' steward 10 say! "a' nc as ven e"'e s"u'!Ac'
uon 20 al Pa'ufs
nc Price u, "oac a. o'"er n'""'e HOUSES n 'ow"'
nean'"s ""s''G' 'ue' anu ls".si S'u ."s Ia. t
,n,,';..y n h;, 1880 , H. WIN n Iae
y - sia.s,, ~ 's ""3's VIII 'e VIVA
r.. nmi,;c ,,. ,ss,,c ,h, ,,; orb;.;,. ,,o anita
49, 'a1. '',i' .H"oi', '"e , v".
u"''',' W nv "s. ~ !'''S 'S'"'""; r
e!er money, oy"nu '''.' "n""', sra' ne ut
''" W ~. wa, ~ at we u'sc'e
u"n o. ,ne pa'sn ., az" Is earnestly 'eco'h
'"' - " '' 10 P'S''o.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-28

NMTILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.-The Lee
Wy ,urrs in this institution viii commence on the
second Monday in October. The Departments of In
sruc.iou ard the expenses for The session, are as ol
lows:
COURSE FOR THE DEGREE OF A. B.
JUSIoR YEAR.
Bellies Lsnrts Losie, Ethics a"d His,Ory1Thos X.
lures. Hedges Logic. Ps+ys Moral Philosophy, Manu-
al Of History by the Professor.
Political Lac and Goyernncnt- Beverley Tucker Pro-
fe.sor-Text Book: Na,tets Law of Nations
t,atienaiics-Robt Saunders Proicssor-TeXt Books:
l.-sendre's Geometry, Days Algebra, Davies Survey
Cier.is,ry-John Milling,on Proiessog-Test Book:
Turner'S Chemistry, 18th edI'lon)
SENIOR
Political Ecnaosav Government and hyseS-Th.
r Dew, President and Proiessrr-Text Books: Smith
Wealth Of N-tions, Browns Lectures.
Natural PhiioSophg-John M'ngion, Prosssor-Te1t
Books Epitome of Mechanical Philosophy, by the Pro.
fcssor and the following parts nf The Library If Useful
knowledge, viz ELECTRICITY, Magnetism, Optics Fec
tro Magnetism, and Optical instruments.
.Ha,hemahcs-Uobt Saunders, Pro!essor--TeSt Books:
L-g-ndres Geometry, Dawes Analytical Geometry,
Davirs' Calculus, Gunmere's Astronomy and Young's
Algebra
INDEPENDENT CLASSES.
Laic--iiey~giy rUcNrr, P:o,Ssnr-iext B"cks: Tuck
er'. Commentary, Stephen on Pleading. Revised Code
Fed, T,tIs,. Keats Commentary, Qst v"l) Madison 5
Resolutions snd R"p,T,, and Siarkre on Evidence.
CjeR EncineTing- john iIl!ug'"n, Pto!rssor-TeSt
Books Trraiss Cgi! Engineering amd Treatise on
tie Steam Eng'uc. both by ;e Professor.
Eigh CiGSSts-Dahney Browne Protcssor-Un which
the students wall Te:d the higher authors and study An
,qui,ies aud Hea;iSn My!ho"gy)-Text Books: Pot
t-rs Gscc.an Antiquities: kcunetS Roman Antiquities
To"ke's Pantheon.
classical DEPARTMENT.
.jncien Lag vaStS- DAbGcy Grrwne, PrniPssoI-1he
exercises OF tbs GrY2Inrml 81 which Arithmetic, En-
gnsh Granm,r and Geography make part, commence
the Il, Of Oc,oher, aud clos" the l., Of August
EXPENSES Or 4 REGULAR STUDENT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-28

EAQUELIN TAYLOR Il CO, have received by
eH the ship Washington, from Liverpool, lie largest
importation they made and being supplied with
such articles manufactured in this cousry by ad
vantageous arrangements they offer for sale, pon very
reasonable terms, eoap'te assortment Of Sapie and
Faney Ssasenatls Dry Goods.
Aug II f-l2l'
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esbSE'S
Lottery 0md Exchange Office,
RICHMOND. NIKGINIA

HOYT presents 10 his country friends, (below) two
splendid Schemcs-on" to be drawn this month, and the
other, the 9th OF October:
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10000 $4,000.
virginia Stale E.0steTy,


Virginia state s.ottcEy,
For the benefit Of the MonongaIa Academy,
Class No 6. for lc3S.
To be drawn al Alexandria, Va on Saturday, the eth
Of October, ISIS.
- Number Lnttery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
SCHEME:
Capital 100000. Sl5,00O $4,000, SG,GnO $1,000
$4,000, S232O 80 prizes Of 81 GOO, GO Of $3.50, 60 Of
$500, DC.
Tickets only SIO-Halves S5-Qnarl"rs 50 50
Certificates Of packages Of 20 Whole Tickets $3.50
DO. do. 20 Half do G5
Do do. GO Quarter Co 80 so
n Orders for 7jctns and Shares or CsrhfcatrS IF
Packages the above Magnificent Schemes. will
the most prompt attention, and an oifica! account OF
zach drn,eng Immediately after it is TO all who
order from us Address.
D. S GREGORY & Co, Managers,
Sept 81 [39-wd] Richmond, Fa
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;STEe.sYTO.s,S Eofserv OG;rc.

Drarn Numbers IN 3ie1Gndrin Loi;sry No ~,
80 9 60 10 73 10 % - 80 "A q ~
Ticket Nos % So 49, p!!ze Of 81 ,OCO, sold and Cas-"
ed by Stralton.
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Sept | |

7uTlIE subscriber bees leave iii rough This medium Of
81 returning his most sincere thanks to hIs FRIENDS
and the public for the liberal patronage they have
bestowed upon him, during period fifteen years
that he has been engaged in the business, and conn:
IDENTITY hopes by unreGrG attention and ass.Guous per-
severance TO deserve their ayors !or the future He
bees leave respectfully 10 inform them. that he has
jus, returned from the North. where lie has SupptG h!.
Sc with the largest and trst OF she's. boots,
trunks leather, and other article connected wlh
his Ire Of business, that he has before of, red to
the public He has made his purcha GOT the manuiac
turrrs) such terms will enable him to offer such
inducements as VII not fail TO please those who may Ia
vor him with their patronage. lie has made arrange.
mcns with the manufacturers to be regularly supplied
during the season. which will render his at all
times complete.
lis mandatory is in operation a very extensiv"
scale: he is prepared make all kinds OF shoes and
boots r ucntrmen, and every description Of ladies aud
misses shoes in the best and most fashionable STYLE a.
he shortest nO;iCe.-He has oE hand of his plhr,
500 pair If mems brogucs for plantation also
5000 pairs OF mems double scaled. double quarivIet,
black hrogues, very well ada pied 10 factory
Country merchants are requested 10 give him 4 call
His stock is inferior TO none, and he Is determined u
sell at very small advances manufacturers PfIccs-he
pledges himself 10 sell them as good terms as aay
other establishment in the city
Tie Ladies mos; respectfully informed that he las
spared no mains in making his selections for Err
cu.nn.oda,ion l!c has supplied himself with every
clc il their line Of the most beautiful and hest tia, could
be procured Amongst his assortment may b" found,
black Morocco and Kid Slippers and the most il' on''
bic cools Of McCurdys make and every other m'nu.
fact urcrs Of any note in Philadelphia 10 which Ire ~
yites their attention. +. X. WHITE"
.Harkd Br.d-'.
n B. He has on hand 1000 sides Of Sole Leather q
hemock lannage also geo sides Of oak tannage when
he invites the attention of purchasers
Sep il ""-iW
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NuiJerry SLIPS fer S,is.

Sept % 4U-.it
NsARRlS * BOSIER are nos. rccryinr their fall
q supply Of Groceries, consisting IN part Of the fol.
low Ing articles:
co hhds st Croix. PSr strictly PRIME
- do Porto Rico some low priced
- do New Orleans
cO ,!erces d" do refined. N"s y, , and
- boxes Philadelphia do. various grades.
COFFEE.
GO bags FIST quality old Java
ll2 co PrIio CaLtiio
.2J 60 Rio
- do Lagura
40 DO Havana
LIQUORS.
pipes old Holland Gtn
u 2do French Brandy
- Lbis imitation d.
80 do FIack's GIN
20 do old Whskry, Robertson and other brands
81 do Apple Brandy
20 do Peppermint Cordial
puncrvns Antigua Rum
Go JamaIca do
l. do New Orleans DO 4th proof
10 LLs New E"gIa,H,d ~ DO
Old Madeira
Sicily Madeira
Port Ciaret, Sweet. Malaga. &c.
PROVISIONS.
20 hhds prime MddI!ng Bacon
40 tIrrc-s Nrw Orleans Myassrs
$50 bbls M hlackerel
80 do gross !lrriiHgs
100 10 North Carolina c:t do
% boxes Dialects mould Candies
800 DO Soap, different qualities.
SUNDRiES.
Pepper, rimc"io
Ginger Bed Cords
Plough Lines. Wrapping Paper aud Twine
Rice. Flour Backing
Lard, Hops, painted Buckets
Pals nests OF Measures
Sugar Boxes, Demrjnhns
Cotton Yarns assorted
Shot do
Dupont's & Bcaly's Gun Powder
Nuimegs, Nails assorted.
With many other articles m our line, Of which
have been recently purchased in he Northern Cues hy
one of the irGl before e rise and Wi euabr Us 10 o-
Ter to the trade such Inducements cannot tail prssc
Sent II 81,
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SPLENDID SCHEMES

Every wpck-A brilliant scheme for the l3h ., 90
tohcr- SO Geo. $50 COO $4,000 - goo, 90 o. - '..
&c. &c. Tickets $40 Tickets IN all the L"u.'a.
and the really lucky numbers for sale at HfaI.G"
Lucky Office. Look 200 Capitals sold and co't''
by Straltonhe ali prize seller in little over "s''
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81 nj 81 0U0-makinr

pcs;ts. Eco eco, 200 400. 300, eco. &c &c i",,
tinc %. Capital Prizes sold and cashed by
since January 1897. Orders punctu'!!y ana rT,V
italy ulrpn1edto Is sdiressed 10 > i hA II
Sent J. L"--W I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-28

CHARLES ELLIS " SONS,
Importers " Dry GOods Hard1care aad Cutlery
III AVE received, per The ships Mafmora, Grace and
Il Washington from Liverpool, their entire Fail
importation OF English Dry GOODS, Hardware and Cut
lrry and by from the North, doneStics OF every
kind hch relccts their stock al THIS time large and
romor,. T.. ELLIS ~ SONS
September II 'O-It
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-28

Gen. r. Green, Felasco. Texas.
G. Ge" Nj, Nj, r +; Hawkins t and warcDton. n. C.
NJ. ~. Noah, Esq New York.
VIM. a. Wright, Esq Tuppahannock, Va
Thos Price Esq, Nrwiound Mills. Hanover co., Va
San Augustine, Texas, 23d June, ISIS.
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TAII AND NVIN1EK DRY GOODS

FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
MTTE oI"r for sale a iarsr and general assortment ct
w fresh and desirable Fall and Winter Dry Goods
snpcrine and nLJ!ing blue black, invisible GREEN
rile do Daha, Adelaide. Cinnamon, silver dad a"d
mixed Cloths
Victoria stripe and plain Cassimrrcs
Heavy pilot Cloths, FushI"gs' Cass!neis aud Ken.
lucky Jeans
KGrspys aud plain and checked Linseys
eich, Rogers patent, power loom, and tonirt h;e
Flannel
Red yellow ard green do
ENGLISH ard French Airrinos ard Circassans
Black BnuEazar and RonbaZclis
Saper L.sck aud cur Velvet aud velvet Ri6and
striped and plain SaUn, Sw%nsdown and Valencia
Ves,iuLs
Gros de Swisso Iral and Gfos de Rhine Silks
Pain aud ig ID cold Grs &c Naples
Back and co!d lu!tela, SATIN aud earze caPand bon.
net Ribbons
pongees blk. lral satin and pong"e neck and pocket
Hdkls.
Plain and t.ml Blk and white satin and Lomba2Ge
Stocks
Brown Table cloths, Irish and Rutsia table DamGsk
Irish Linens Dow las and linen and cotton Diapers
Prints Lawns, plain, ig'd and checked Swiss, r.ul
and cambria MuSIins
A. and & raw silk Shawls, inencambric and kent.
ing Hdks
Ladi-s' BLK and cold silk and II s Gloves
Mems l.lslc thread. II. ) and super. bucGskin do.
Super English and spun silk Hose and = Hose
Rnbd and plain, blk, cole and white cotton 60, Go.
Ch.IGrcns Boots
Black and col. wOTStcd mOhar, Cashmere Lambs
wool and meriuo, DO. do.
Buck skim gum elastic, and net Su-pcnders
T. i Robbinel and green Gau2e and Barge Wells
Quil!iugs bcbhiuet thread and blond" Ed:ing
Fringe, bed Lace quality and carpr, Binding
Apron. and urlurc Checks, check Dumt sites, Tick
mrs and Col"red CambrCs
Checked and printed cotton lldkis.
Spool aud floss Cotton
hack and coIered sewing SILK, Bobbns, Tapes, But.
tons, Pins, Needles and Combs
ALSO,
large lot Of twlIld DuiliI, and hitney EIan.
kcs Jeans. Oznaburgs, bleach and brown Shirt
iurs ard ShectinGs with case of style
cotton aud silk Umbrellas, and bale Of travelling Uas
kcs and RrlicuIrs.
Purchasers will lose nothing, by giving a call, as
no charge Viii be made for looking.
QUhRLES II TiMBERLAKE,
II Street, MOrkT NW
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BARGAINS /! BARGAINS!

ESACTS speak louder than words,
Il which can be proved ny ealing a,
our store We are now receiving thitd
supply Of Summer Goods which has been
bought a, reduced prices and will be sold
FOR very little more than cost AS our stock
OF Summer Goods is large
We are nov opening elofhs, which
can be sold, and w,Il he sold at BALI price
Cassimeres. Cassinet's. silk and Mar.
settles Ves,ings, hieached Y Brown Shir
iings 81 cts very besi article OF bleseb,d
Musl,as. usually sold for 20 cents, now 10
aud la. splendid stock Of csIicoes for
half price. Flax aud -l'ish Linens, vnfy
CHEAP, Ribd London Drills, Perkins and
striped do aud the greatest variety Of
rev articles Tor boys and mens wear euer
seen. just receiving and far sale nv
July IS, A. ROBINSON & co.
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BATH COFFEE-HOUSE.
Tzsxs Ro.fRDE,-sy-Hoysg.

A II Berkeley Springs, Morgan county
! IA Va, is now open for the entertain
ment of visitors. and the Undersigned con.
ductors Of il. have made such arrange
ments IS will enable them TO administer ia
the comfort OF their guests in every pariic-
ular On their TABLE will always be found
/ the finest mountain mutton. venisoB. and
every luxury the country affords Their
Bar is supplied with the choisest Wines
and Liquors. and well furnished with Ice.
The Beds and Mattresses are furnished
with linen sheeing The House is situate
adjoining the public Grove, Bath House,
and Springs Attached to ii is Ten pin
Alley There are Quoiis, sc, for gentle
men 10 recreate themselves at manly ex
ercise.
The gentleman fond OF the sports Of the
field. can be graiiied in bis way, as the
neighhoIiug woods abound with Deer, wild
Iurkies, Squirrels. Wood Cocks. Pleas
ants. and Partridges.
gy-At the Coffee House. all persons can
at any time be supplied. IN addition to the
regular meals, with ColIations. either hot
or cold. Private Suppeis, or any other 70
freshmtni asked for.
A first rate Band OF Music is in attend
anee at the Springs, and the House is fur
nished with fine Piano.
II may he well TO inform the public that
besides the Berkeley Springs proper. so
celebrated for their qualities, especially in
Gouty, Rheumatic, aud Scorbntic diseas-
es--the country abonnds in Cbaly heate
Springs, within the distance OF healthy
walk. There are also many Sulphur
Springs in the vicinity. Since The last sea
son. spring has been discovered near
Bath. on The lands OF Cromwell Orriek
ESQ. which has been examined by per
sons of competent skill. and pronounced
White sulphur of the hes, quality
9y-At the Berkeley Springs. the Inva
lid, the Epicute, the Gay. aud Fasblona
bic. will find their appropriate comforts.
- There is not in the world valley more sweet.
Than this vale in whose bosom the bright wa
tiers meet"
The undersigned have made arrange
ments with MIR. Coudy OF Hancock, and
Mr. Bushnell of Winchester, 10 run stage
coaches regularly between those places
and the Berkeley Springs. whereby access
10 them is facilitated. Our county roads
are IN very good state Of repair. The |
markets here are good and abundant, and
The present prospect of fine crops seems
10 promise that the Berkeley Springs will,
this season.. he largely attended-in anti
cipaiion of which. the undersigned have
made proportional and suitable prepare
ions. NELSON IL OGDEN,
EDWIN q. OGDEN.
August |, 1888 If
8g-Saraioga and Bedford Waters are
constantly on hand at the Bar.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-15
HOUSE g. IaDgp
E'fsEs SIZE.

EsURS UANr 10 decree Of the Cir
ii cut Superior Court Of Law aa,i
Chancery OF Frederick County, Virginia
in esuse therein depending. in which
Caihsrine pendleton and others. plaintiffs.
aud lane Aldfdgc and others. defendants.
the undersigned special Commissioners
will sell a, public AUCTION before the Globe
Tavern IN Mari,nsuhrg. eo Saturday the
18th day of August next. that large aid
valuable
i8.aLOLS JSEo
and the Land attached therets, being a
bout TTiREE.1CRES. situate on Queen
Stree; IN said town, late the property OF
Adam Aldfidse deed
One third of the purchase money viii
be repaired on the day OF sale, and the
balance 10 two equal payments. at ooe
and two years. with interest, the patehs
SER giving bond with approved security
for the deferred payments.
w. G. SINGLETON.
JAMES ). PENDLE TON.
Iniy %. 1888 ~ 5w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-15
NOT ICE.

FEyHE undersigned. Trustees. 10 whom
Il have been transferred and assigned
slI Bonds, Bills. Notes. Store and Mil Ac
counts. due to the late concern Of LAUNk
& STEPHEN. with full power 10 settle.
close. aud receive any amounts due TO
them. take thil occasion TO request all per
sons having unsettled claims due by or TO
the said concern. 10 come forward and
close their accounts without delay.
The Books and Papers connected with
the late concern Of Lsuck & Stephen. msy
he seen, for the present. 10 the store room
attached TO the dwelling house Of Isaac =,
Lauck where all persons interested IN
tins notice are Invited 10 attend, aud where
Isaac 5 Lsuck and Alexander stephen
will give their personal aid and attention
10 the adjustment OF all accounts
GJ-As tie provisions OF the trust. which
has devolved upon tbs Undersigned. will
require the prompt and immediate ascer
ta,nment and liquidation of all amounts
due Ivy and To the said Lauck s. Stephen,
it is hoped that this Notice will be subj
Client TO produce that result, without the
necessity ofresortins 10 more rigorous and
less agreeable modes of proceeding.
CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER,
EDMUND PENDLEION.
August 3. 1888 At Trustees
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
From the Patriot of August II,

FoUR-We quote the wagon prices at 1915
and sales TO the amount Of 1900 barrels new houI
have been made from stores at 81. Occasoua
sales Of choice lots at g7.25. Flour made from
old wheat in good order has been sold at the
same rates.
CrrY-M Nuts FLoUa - Sales Of fresh ground, Of
new and old wheat, S7,25 and 81.
WHEAT-Pr,ces have Improved, in consequence
of fair demand on the part Of Milers, and the
inadequacy Of the supplies TO meet il. The sales
Of new reds Md, Virginia, have ranged for
good to prime parcels al s 40 aud As. We
quote the range Of ordinary 10 prime red, at 3 l.
So, aud As. The sales Of white have been
from s 45 up TO 3 SO that al the latter being
prime family flour wheat The supplies are We.
ry short for the season, and find ready purchas-
ers as they arrive at market.
RYE-We note sales Of good quality new crop
Md. at Scots. Some lots With garlic al l5cts.
Coax Tuesday, the only considerable
parcel at market was one Of 100 bushels yellow.
which was taken at IS cents. Since then the
supplies have been limited and being far short
of the demand fer actual shipment as well as for
speculation. the parcels arriving have been sue
cessivcly taken al constantly dvancing prices
the sales Yesterday being at 81 cents. aud TO
day al 81 cents for either sort. The demand is
good at 50 cents 10 day, with no supply Of mo-
meni 10 meet 1t.
OARS Have sdvanced-they arc now w orth
80 and 80 cents per bushcl
WHIsKEy.--E Early in the present week sales
Of bhds were made al IS cents, and subsequent
ly at SO cents. and holders now ask higher
The stock Of bbs. or the wharf is very trifing.
Sales Of bbis. were made early in the week at
81 and 37a cents, and also on Wednesday at the
same prices. Yesterday bbls. were sold at 80
cents, and small lots TO day at the same price.
but the principal holders refuse to sell for less
han 40 cents. The wagon price of bbls open
I'd at 81 cents and TO day we quote il at 30 cts,
exclusive of the barrel.