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i yABLISHMENT,N No. John streeI-A garment may
look well for its beauty of eeor and texture of cloth br the
grand object lest unless 1T corresponds thereto Phe
public specially informed that they have their
hen nthe and made by the
best Of wokmenby calling above at the following dow
pricesfer cash.
Dress coat made and trimmed, sos
rrsck = faced with shk, I1
Vests, l.25 200
Pants, lzo To zoo
ces!ssf hne el'eh furnished for eoo,. lSSs
Pants, hUo 70 lOe
superior coat fer 1000
Repairing and altering always attended 10.
clothes made in the shortest Of time ar
ders he paid for delivery No. I'm street, secoRd
deor from Byssa e23 Sra
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DANK NOTE PAPER so, eco sheets bank no,eps
ID per for sale by ,. CAMPBELL fsRsSE,
wyleu no and li7 Nassau ST.
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THE IMPROVED ENAMELLEB EYEs, inserted by
mr. .aac Francis be dtneui - rem The natural
and N perform every melton OF that organ without givsg
The slightest pain ,,o.
10 Barclay street. New York. legsm
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-20
NOTICE.
FIFE HUNDRED H.ALU.ABLE LOTS
tflR Slf.E. IN MISSISSIPPI CITY.

FIFE HUNDRED TALUfBLE LOTS
FOR S.lf,E, ~ MISSISSIPPI CITY.
YN7ltL Be exposed 70, sale. At pub.
~ lie auction, 10 the highest bidder,
a. nc SECOND MONDAY OF Oc.
TOBER NEXT. [being the eighth day
az said month. all these valuable LOTS
~ ,h- New City. si,uated on .he sea shore
on the Sou,hern boundary Of this State.
known az the Mississippi City. The
sale viii positively take place on The =
.hnvs mentioned day, and continue from
day to day until the lots shall BE- disposed
lot. Those wishing 70 purchase would 90
veil 10 b. >. The city few days previous
10 The sale and examine for themselves,
!. there is grea, choice in those lois !, 'ae
n iron, immediately ON the Ga'f, asJ
those I'm ei,her side Of the contsmPlaied
rail rosJ from Mississippi city 70 -Pan''
ding, ne rou,e II which through tbe city
! is already located. 81
Terms liberal; 70 be made known on
he dsv &c sale. B, or.ierof The company:
+ hicRAE & ALSBuRv, agents.
s.s.1ll The papers in Ibis Stats ore re-
Que st+d 10 publish this .o,ice until 'ht
isy ii sale and forward their accountslc
th~ Claricp ciicr at Pau.ling.
September 60. l838-44-tds.
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STATE or MlSSlSSlPPl,t
InwRrScE County.

A PPL,CATlON having been naJe oy
- ,hs administrators Of the estate o.
" ,l,iam Bri.,er, deceased, that TIE real
c,,a,e 0f said deceased he sold, il Is, or'
drrrd BY tbs Court Tia, altpsrsons inier.
.s,.d IN said estate be and appear - The
merit October term NJ said Caur, % shaw
Gaze 4 any hey can why said s'iass
.Loo,1 moi he sold. LIS issuTthei order
I'd Tia, . copy Of his order be, published
= no Monticello Pearl River Banner ioE
y. weeks successfully and COPY he's'
of be advertised IN ,hre q shs most 'Pu0'
lie places in LAWRENCE county,
Atue extract from The Hilnu'es o. sac
Curt. a '.ts"4t'
Issued 26lh .1ngust, 1888.
|, J.. CALDWELL. Clerk.
September l, 1885, 4i-6w.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-20
s4Avs * M,sslsg,r,-Ls, = co ,ssy'

STAvs % Misssyrrp--Lavrnes County,
sA' ssfrchase Court, JOY Tern, 1885.
AFFIRMATION being made 81 Joseph
ANeyIsns, adninis.ratos Of the estate
Of a. S. ,Eidriage, deed, 70 cell .hs g.
siJus II. iaid estste. i i ordered " the
Couft, tkat IN persons Interested - The
real e..sie be said deceased. 30 and ap.
pear 81 ne next September tenn q said
Court. IL STOW cause, ~ any they can,
why he SAID estate should nor Be ,oid.
f, i further ordered thai ! copy oI this
order Ess published IN the MnnticeIlo
Pearl River Banner for six weeks sucres.
sivsly, sind copy .hereuf hs advertise =
10 g,hses 81 thu mos, public places q
Lawrence county. 4,
"A nstcopy from .hs mincsss Of said
Cont. ssy M ss!s
4. Issued sa4til July, 1893.
. J. CALDWELL, Clerk.
July aeth, is3e--36-6w.
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N O'INf T..

TNFURsuANCE cfan order oi the
-. prnbateCrnrt % Lawrence county,
\ granted. The Ssptenher term 1883.
.hallon Monday the isth OF November
l~At.'as s,isirlantatien Of u. ;. Eldr,dge
deceased; offer fdr sale to the highes bio
DIR Tie following described property. 70
wir One tract u land lying, on the RIVER
~ne and halt mile. from Monticello can"
sainidg aiourfrur hundAed acres abou.
die hundred acres in cultivation, . good
dwelling house and 90! buildings. also,
.,Ncih. West quar,er,.fs Section 3 Town
I. ship 6, Range li.~ast. and two lois ~
-sawu of Nlantie~llo, No. 8s-9b in plot Of
s,id ,twh, (e!d,trfy cwnca W sa"ue'
Jayne, ,iuyIiky'y work h"r-es. a wagon
aud four yoke "swcrk s,eers. come TAR.
, s,ias hl, nsiis and aiso4 shout (ift+en hun
',.,rd bushels re c.irn,and dI,scn or twenty
.s'set<Sf f6Ba.t Terms Of sale usss
kmwn. u day ni sale.
50sEpu NEYI.iNS-' Admv-'
Scpis ~, 1898. 4s-6w
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srArs u Mimiss,srA+-f ~wsisss CISSSa,y.
~ Probate CeuFs, Juns Tenn, 1855
I'm application ~ The gdmlhIslra,oY
- olthS sttats az Vim. r. Muliin as-
.eessed. ahat tts real ssists ~ said d..
ceased BE sold; Y d ordered By ne coo,.
that oil persons ipterestsd il said %.isie,
be aod appear at,ihs next August Term
Of ssid Court; 10 show csuSs il any they
can, why said estate should, 10, Be sold.
\ isfuflher ordered. that t.py u tbs
order BE- published h the Monticello
Pearl River Banner, fsr sig weeks sue.
cssslvcly, anil that COPY thereof be I'D.
.ver'ised IN three Of The most public pla.
ces 10 Lawrence County.
4 true copy from The minutes Of said
Court. @
Issued 25th June. 1898,
}. CALDWELL, Clerk.
July IA, fBS8-3&-6t. II
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SrArE o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS County:
p.nl... C~.~ Y,,-. r.xr 1919

SrArE o. MlssIssIyRl,-Lawrenee County:
Probate Court, june Term, 1888.
Y PPLICATiON having been made by
- ,ha administrator Of the estate 0
Richard Bullock dec d., that The real es.
tate Of said deceased be sold, il is order
sl BY the Court that III persons interest.
ed in said estate, be and appear at the
asxs 4ueuss Tefg q said csurl, t0shos
should not Be- sold. II is furthsF ordered
hal, i copy Of this order be published IN
the Monticello Pearl River Banner, tor
siS weeks SUCCESSFULLY. and copy there.
If be advertised 10 three Of the most pub
lie places in Lawrence County.
A,ue copy d tbe minutes Of said
Court,
y. CALDWELL, Clerk.
Issued Is III June 1883.
July IL, IB38-S4-6w.
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N Office.

s hereby given to oil persons il any
= manner interested in an undivided
half Or sir hundred arpens oflanG belong
;ny 10 The sstits Of Alexander Morgan
ai,os,sd on Pearl River u the
county Of Hancock. 10 appear At The Or-
Dbans Cour, Of said county Of HancoFk
an The fourth MounJay 81 Sep'erns-
next. aud sl,ew cause Why said land
should not Be sold according % law VI.
TIL, fourth Monday inJuly 1888
I, CHARLES MERRILL, Admir-.
Pesrl;rrsou, Aug. Isl, 1885, 36.6w.-
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List 81 Letters.

~ EMAINING in The Post Office ~ Montices-
1. 10 on The 3ls, Of june 1889, and which
Il not called Tor within the three months next enS
suing, will d sent . he General Post Once ~
Dead Letters.
A Allwcud Wiett, Asisw VIM =, Andersen
d Dris,ss WIN, Ro,Iar Ansh'Y Duwsr Mrs.
Mar.hs.s Drack A D. Bsakc6rid Melinda =.
trahekcld Win, Burney Dasid.
4 Clerk PuoDass Court, Catching NIB Clark
5 Daniel. b, Dixon David, Davis saai'l w
Davis Henrya.
y Fur jacob, Frclick James
q Gordon Moses, Cranberry George, Gym
II Hickman Thin Or Briniley, Hamilton
.Sanpsoss. Hendricks Wm, Esrrison 'Jafyme1s
Harris Edward, Hassison William.
Il Lcngino Joint, lambert John. -,
J u MeFearn WIN, Micaal KashArinc, Ma TX,
Abram, Maxwell, rto's, Michael Ed~afd' "a''
sic Elisha.
n j Penn,r Gwiun, gaxxuAn Listicscn.
n Rsss Francis :, Ross Simeon, knsers Sfceo
VI. Rnborn George, Rhodes james. y.
) Stuckey SimsoS, Shsppsrd Nancy ], Smnn
NJ. seassn I1'ho's y, San'ucr liesekishv stephens
MrC. sxa.,.-s t.. .
Warner James, White Geo Is. Mute IL -
Z. ENGLEIiARDs T. -.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

AS the Huaorabia Probate Court Of
Lawrence County. has made il the du-
~ Of the subscriber, as Guardian Of the
minor heirs, 10 makea fnal close 81 the
estate Of r. w. Burge, decd; he res
pectfuliy invites III those indebted 10
sad estate. either BY note.-or Otherwise,
10 call and make payment; or they will
have cost to pay; as the ensuing fall
term will not be allowed to pass without
sui. being brought against all deiinquenls.
]. d. TURNER. Guardian,
Monticello. July II, 1838-34-6t.
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saDMsnlsrRaroR.s NOTICE.

4 saDMiNiSTRaTOR'S NOTICE.
N ETTERS Of Admiaissfasion having
~ been granted, 10, The undersigned ~
ihs Probate Lnuri or Lawrence County,
!, .,he, Jpns Term. 1883, On ,he esiass q
belilsh Eldtidge, ec'd.-NOTiCE i
hereby .Siyea "a III. persons indebted y
said estate 70 CONS forward and make
inmedisis paymen, and al those having
claims against the same. y present tnen
withip the time prescribed by law OF
they win be, forever barred.
I. ~. \ i'm, TURNER, adn'r.
\ July u. ls38,--34--6w. .l..s X
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EStraYS.

N.A TAKEN up by. James
oSzs = Pric. red Steer, bran
ded n $. on the right hip, marked crop
aud half crop IN the RICH. ear, and crop
and underbitin he ieft ear, . years old,
to S25. One red Brin0le steer
marked undsrhit in the right, and split
and over bit in the LEFT ear, 10 years
old, appraised 10 S25 by Jaues Hearn
and Fleet Cooper. the i4th July, 1888.
J. maxwell, J. r.
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|HVIiE Ttossess ~ this institution. rejoice,
- after aitsntiyely observing its prbgsyss do
ring the eight months Of its existence, conliaiIy
"a fctoiainchd 1T NJ the patronage O. al lhosr
wh0. hrse song W daughters 70 educats.
We mike the following exttAcl from our former
E<ircuiar :tos abe sadffaciiou sofrhsss Who may
x WIN ,Ss'.' s concerning 'As Principal Of A
"rhis institution mllt b uadps ~ superinssn-
dencs ofths Rex. a. X. GxAvEs, ! gentleman 81
talent and experience. ThsfolIowing Honorable
spd, Bry. gents,psn. ars. refsrred 10, A. having
rsc0ri'mended MI. Giivej 70 he Trustees, As a
man of tnblsmiahyA cssracssr,a ripe scholar and !
T6s Rev. Jeremiah chaiiabeslisn b. b. Prssi.
dent Of Oakland Eollese.s,s s4 s
Rev. Benjspin Chase A. NJ. Of Adams county.
Rev. Benjamin Shaw A. N. Or Woodyills Viii
kinsoh county: s.ej !, n f,.3 S.sf
Rsv. a. B. Lawrence A. n. Editor Of the New
Orleans Observer. 80 W.
Hen. John Henderson ofHanccct county. y
Hon. p. =. Smith q Woodyillp Wilkinson
county,
IN addition 70, she .epahdeace, which such &C.
eommendatin,s inspired, we now have thhi which,
arises from mfniliaf personal acquaintance and
frsqyept iespsctisp Of his school.
The assistants are MI. J. E. McNAli, whose
experience rs = teacher ampJt qnali6es him for
his ofdce;j a6d..nis J. /. McNAIR, whb hitler.
10 given ifli satisfscsi6n to her employers.
/ asyl H0 Ar DIN g..
has provided two pleasandy situated and conven-
isn't boarding houses fQr tho pupils q this school.
In the one, the boys will BE- placed with their
teachers and IN nc oder the girls with thsir
teacher. ,,.s.s.
An pupil, received IN either Of .he.. house,
will bs dgdar the special e.Fs Of their respective
seac hers, ont 81 school - ven asin school.
\ Tsrms ~ Beayd n shsss houses, including tui-
don, lodging, washiAs, fusl and light, 500 per
Beard II respectable p,i,p. families ior sll
per month.
III sfi'4l AxHs o. su1r5cw.
/ Spelling md R.sdi.s pr nousA $40
Writing, Modern Geography, conmen
Arithmetic and English Eramsaar pr
Anciea Geography Ancient and
Modern History, Political Econo.ny,
Constitution af the United States. NJ.
t,iral, Moral and Intellectual Philoso-
ply, Logic and Rhetoric per Honth &l,nO
Latin and Greek languages, Maths-
mates, Astronomy, Chemistry Geology,
MmefaloU and Botany persmonth $500
Weekly exercises in composition for nj q ruff.
fcicnt age, and also in defamation for the nais
pupils.
Al extensive setof Apparatus il procured, sun.
cent for illustrating the more difficult parts Of Goo
graphy. Mpihematicaand Astronomy, and for the
performance Of all the more instructive and ntsrcs-
ting experiment. Of Chemistry and Natural Philo-
sophy.
TT LE1s sAiole nssnber Of studcAes ~ho have a.
1870 l..,s.inr dnsiAs sh4 a-as .--r;t- =
We hsps ,his Ins,isosion- viii receive m. =
noun, Of patrossage, whisA the Industry ana son'
tiles Of ito instructors merit
The thois session viii commence on w ~ q
LA By order Of the Board: i.
A. FOX, President.
- JosEPH KEylAxs, 6ec'y.
M.nnesi,o, September 10Th, 1888.
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Probate Court, September iean 1898.
III 4 appehring 10 the satifaction ofthe Ccury
- tfstif ~ Asccssary kl1scil the real vstatt .or
pa. thereof IT Joseph Pounds deceas.r II Is there
fore ordered blythe Court that all persons interest
din said estate be aud appearatthe next Novcnther
Term cf said Court 40 shew. cause II any IthvY
Gan Why said estate should not be sold. lis fur.
Their ordered that ! copy Of this order be. p4bs
lished IN. the Monticello Pearl River Bonner for
nix weeks successfully AMI ! copy thereof be i'd.
versised in stss ofshe most public PacsS b Law.
.1 W,rsIsJ, The Honorable M:,D.
CANNON, Judge Of Probate in
and Tor Lawrence county.
Issued Sept 25th, 1883, IN
4 ssus copyfoa ths'minuse, Of said Court.
.J.CALDWELL, ca
Monticello September 20, l636-4s-6w. 4
Stair o.. MIss,ss,PL{ Probate court,
Coyington county. Sept. term 1885,
To alllp.rsons interested ia The lards,
tsnen,.nis and hersditaments Of Nathan,
wi Robertson. deed: Is
VOU are hereby cited personally 10
= BE- and appear before he Probate
Court Of .ai! county al The Cnait House
is Williamsburg. ON .iie Grsa Munday IN
November neSi. then and fileKs 70 shew
cause " any you can. Why ~ order
should NOT be made u sell the east frac,
tins of section thirteen, in township aevsu
Of range twenty one vest, containing
Eve hundred and fifty one seventy hun.
dred,hs OF an acre land lyiag in she
county of Lawrence. State Of Mississip-
pi. and il is ordered By the court that
publication Of this eitatation be made for
six ssccsssiye weeks IN The Pearl River
Banner. . paper published IN Monticello
in said State.
WITNESS, the Han. DAN
+r lei. McLAUllIN, Judge Of
s, Probate Of Covingtonl County,
the first Monday IN September
A. D. 1898, and Seal Of said
Court, rFs M
ISSUED, the 10th day of Sept. 1893.
q. u. PATTERSON, Clerk,
Sept. q, I6a0--<l--6w, sgs
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renee county, about ~ years old, six
fttt hipb. raihef yeflhw knrnpI-s;-- -...-
trn III three Sc ares across his neck, made
win, a knil<-Ihe offer woman BY the
nau.e ol NANCE. about 20 years q ags.
very black. large and likely, wisaa boy
child ahont 10 months old. I'D
I will gi,e'the above reward for tne
delivery ofsaid negroes Of the security q
them 10 jailso that grt them again.
SAMUEL MILES.
September I2, i83s-ss-tf III
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TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS
REWARD.
!. - ANANAv fsc- ~

- subscriber in Rankin
county on S,eens Creek IN
the aO,h u august, THREE
NEGROES. One Negro
man BY The name Of GA.
BRIEF, Formerly belonged
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.MaR1,xv.SBUR0
WOOLLEN FACTORY,

IyH vHE subscribers would respectfully in
a form their customers and the public
al large, that they have now on hand 4
large quantity Of FRS, rate goods, such a.
CLOTHS. CARPETlNG, PLAID & PULLED LIN.
SEYS, FLAhnElS, &C. &C.
which they will exchange Tor wool on &C
comodating terms, those from distance
who have wool for sale and are 10 want oil
goods Of the above descriptions will find
u TO their advantage 10 give US call, aud
we would inform such. that they can have
the goods TO take home with them. At the
time Of delivering the wool. or at any
Their time. to suit their convenience -
Country Carding. as heretofore, will be
done upon short notice, and in the best
possible msnner. For all county work
done by US. Soap. and other county pro
duce. will he received in pay meni il deiiv
cred al the time Of taking the work, but
no credit can be given Tor work amour
ting TO a less SUN than one Dollar unless
TO regular and punc'ual Customers
WILCOX 4 JOB.
A.. &c so9o
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SPRING ID SUMMER GOODS,
10 which they would respectfully lnsit,
the attention OF dealers, as they are dc
,ermsned TO sell on such terms as csnno
fa,l TO please. The stock consists in par
Of supe,iine Blue, Black. and Fancy col
ored Cloths 10 do do. Csssineres,
London Neliings,
MarseIlles aud Satin Vestings,
summer Cloths. Grape Camhlets.
Psn'aIoon Stuff. general assortment
Ffench Painted Cambfics.
Alusl,us and Lawns;
do. English Il American CsIeoes,
Black, Blue black s. Fancy cold silks,
Tsfl.ia, GAUGE. aud Belt R,bbonds,
Plsm and Figuret Swiss,
Book aud Null Muslins,
Plaid = Striped swiss. s Jsckonet do.
Kid, Silk AMI Cotton Gloves,
SILK and Cotton Hosiery,
Brown French and Irisb Linens.
Porter Sheeiings, 0snaburg Il Burlsps,
Irish Linens. D,spers.
Fancy iidkts aud Shalls.
hlushn y Bobhinett Edges & inseti,ngs,
Pit.butg Cord, Bed Tiek,ng.
BesveftecD, PLAID ID lmesties, Checks,
Blrsch,d AMI Blown Domes,ics,
Shirings and spce,,ngs,
Brows Dnli,ngs. Osnaburgs, SIC. SC.
Together ,riih general assortment
+ Groceries, Hard, GLASS, and Queens
Ware.
Ap:,l iS. 1888
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MrssIssIPPr.-As far as heard from M;.s;.
sippi bids fair TO send Messrs. Pren,iss and
Word back to Washington. 10 claim az ain their
rights upon the floor OF Congress. In twenty.
i've counties, the vote stood for Prentis. e,9T3,
Word e,6s6, Claiborne 5000. Davis 1853 -
Twenty one counties to hear from, aud the Lo.
co Focos have given up the State in despair. -
The Matches Free Trader, Loco Foe, paper
says -" u is not cur intention TO hunt up eau.
SEES 10 which we may attribute cur San Jacin,o
defeat; ask hours sermon would no, console US
for this dire ralamity -
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- -
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

Aeeomac. Bay ~ and Chopper. Wings, elected
- ano,hrr whig gaia.
Brooke e. Tar. Adm.
Hath w McCIin,ic Adm.
Clarke = Uarrsn Canon, Adm.
Franklin Hale and Wade. whigs-a gain
Of two.
Foyd.--H Deskin.. Adm.
Giles Chapman, Adm.
Gooch'and. = Jos s. Watkins, Adm.
Gloucester II. Smith. " hig.
Harry -Sey mou.. Wing, bas been elected
over the late d'iegate- no change.
lse Of Hight Arthur Smith. Adm.
Kona,oha. Gen. u. Smith. Wing.
Montgomery d Barnett. Adm,
Madison = john fooi.n, Conserv.
MARSHALL -CsidwsiI. Wing.
Nt'sn = + l.. Whitehead. Adm.
Pocahonfax. Gay, Adm.
hussa I'll. d. SMITH.
South ,mpton-J q. Urquhsri, Wing, beat
the late m n.b.r J. Clcpton. Adm so votes.
Smth Mr.. Davis ~. 81. ct.d
Susser Col. J J. Prince, Adm.
Wy,he. &C. Crockett, Wing another gain.
Washington IS. E. Goodw in Adm. re cl, c
York, James City and williamsburg ].
Tyls, Wing.
sEsATE Col Mallory, con.er, alive. ,Iec.
ted IN the plac, Of Mr. NJ al. Wing. frun, the
B, un.mIck district, and Mai Coodr, Adm. in
III. place Of Col Pairioit. from the Ohio district,
Nellh,r OF The old S nstor. were cand ida,es-
nor wa. there Wing Iu, in the Brunswick dis
trci.
Esser.--Gco. r. F. Lorimer. Whig. re-elcc-
ted.
Grayson Lewis Hall. v. -. $40. J. o.
M,ich,il, 2t3. James DIckey lao
CabeH -Thornburg, v. b 434. Everett, W.
2l3.
Hcod. Jackson. Wing. 2i3. Smith. do,
lei
Monroe - Dunlap. Wing. elected by a ma
I,iuy u eight votes over hapnan. V. Is.
Tyler. -S,,v.nson. Wing, ei,cisd over Wcs,
v Is.
Mason 8. jackson. Nehemiah Smith. Wing,
elected.
Wtstmt reiand ~ William J. Parker, Wing.
re elected.
Harrison e. J. Armstrong aud Jesse Flow
FRS, v. y. elected by a largr majorily.
Iarf,eciI. Addison Crockett, V. B., cleo
ted.
Fo,ttfe g. Nicholas The Richmond Wing
states that a Van Buren, man has been elected !"
Ibis county by thirteen najoriiy. hut does not
mention his name.
Brarion s. Le,cis -Trippleu. Wing. re.elec
ted.
Russa H. d. Smith. v. b. elected. by III
majority over Gay. V Is.
Scott DAVID Cuihrr,-on, r., re elected
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William Able,

A NNOUNCEs 10 his friends and the
"A public centrally. that lac has the Ma
chinery Of bis Lhair s. Cabinet Establish
n,ent a, this time. ~ full operation by horse
power. and from the facilities thereof. he
will he enabled TO offer all articles IN his
lie 10 the public. ~ a more reduced price
than they have hitherto been offered ~
this section Of county. and flushed IN q
much more superior siy le.
c. TURNING OF every description
.ueh as Columns for Pot,icors. Mantle
t,irce,. and Newell Posts. Bsnnisiers. an,
lngle Biock-. will he executed on III,
most reasonable terms.
Au,t ~ 1888 1T
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
H.f
NAV. I6 1888
ENIII.llM II. MA HENS. Y

N lillian II. MA itiEN>. would
w take This method Of announcing to
the people Of Msrlinsburg aud the Public
generally that he conIpurs 10 carry oa
the above business al his old stand, h,v
ing s'"a.s on hand = q ,an'iiv Of iirsira;r
ra'c'lsi and having Lately received from,
Bali more n "tt Of fashionable blocks
hc Is prepared 10 mannfsc TUE hats IN the
most fashionable and duiahie ~ ,nuer. -
tbs stock will always coosia of such a,
are n,ualn called tor in tins market. =,
Back and " lite Rns,i.. Black and " bite
Fur Hat. 81 'i'fI'r'" qn.l'ns. from the
low r"ir- III - 81 aud upmsrds lie
would return thanks To those Who hay~
favored him with ,h.n custom. AMI he
hopes ~ attention To hs.;ntss and de
sire 10 lease. Ia continue to receive u
share f,hr putin patronage
a Boy vii h~ taken to learn the above
business. -"on' tie age oi Is or 10
Ma, lG IS}S-if
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16

Ma. CLAY.--on Mosday the 7th last. In par.
suancc Of previous noticr. the friends Of Mr.
Clay in Philadelphia held meeting in Indepen,
dence square in that city, for the purpose Of cx-
pressing their preference in public for " Harry
of the west" as a candidate for the next Presi.
dency. The Hon. Joseph n. IngersoIl presided,
assisted by number Of Vice Presidents and
Secretaries. The resolutions were spirited, and
decided in their tone for the man oftheir choice,
but expressed willingness to yield to the be.
hests Of national convention.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16

WINCHESTER AsD MARriSsBuRe RoAp.-w.
leara by letter from the Board Of Public Work.
dated the TIN Of May. TO Mr.. Faulkner. that the,
have Instructed the Principal Engineer as carl,
as his present engagements will permit. TO exc
cute tie survey. ordered by the General A..
sembly atits last session. az the route of Ma.
oadaniized road between Winchester and thi,
place. II is supposed the survey will be mad.
IN the course az q Few weeks. We entertain bu
little doubt. from the liberal appropriation mad,
by the state, and the Importance Of the road, tina
thc stock. which individuals arc required TO tax.
VIII be promptly and cheerfully subscribed.
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PUBLIC S.ALE.

NE1ILL be exposed to sale at public
w auction on Saturday the Cd day O
June next, at the tavern Of William Pit
ger at the Falling Waters the persona
property Of Mrs. Rachel Hill decd RENAL
ninr on hand - ronsistiDg Of sundry hooks
among them. Family Bible. SCOTS Com
men,aries; one sett OF silver table spoons,
me sett tea do--one silver cream jns-s
quantity of bed clothing, and large cop
per kettle.
Terms. Six months credit on all sums
Il three dollars and upwards, under tina
,um Cash
JAMES l. CUNNINGHAM
.aim'r Of Rachel HUI. deed
May 16 1888 I'd.