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III taun'"ie supplinnce before their hated
soas,. ana cast their bodies PROSTATE before
the e'ar'o' wheels that bore their scnsrlcss
gohgn dcities They saw themselves he
"eash INC ma~Sv bars of Dcspot>m which
"ers no'ed Fast and strong. They saw
that Liberty, fair Liberty. man,lin. her so-
cred lace from the I.orr,d scene. had spread
her Golden tinted i,ininns. and winged her
Hight 10 regions tar aud more rc,untc
iifeS saw 'lia, not only thrmS"lve, hui their
rlsirg offspring, their dear children would
hr IlvoivcH in the incxlicahlc mazcs, and
laoN,inths OF poverty, di<grncc and bondage,
and that loaded with chains. 1l,cv w,uId
wryihe hcncath the Smartng rod Of M yrant.
neg could have even hurnc Tor Il few ,iays
'"cs greatest lIniit, the oppression of them
selves. They could have made their lrt-
'crIng chains The playrhincs of their bondage,
ana cihnkcd their nlassv links for music to
tEc!r lonesome carS,-!lad moi il been for ,h.
dark f"rchodngs concerning Il ..nisc.aL!.
Pr"&2ny' who's" fate depended upon their
deeds. letk iiich prompted them to act for
our t'"" y" 'lh these considerations. they
".E'" =" sec" Il respite rom their mrS"rics.
lh"y looked upon 'hr maps Of The world,
and there discovered Il wide and fertile mar,
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W" '"i! !hc following from a late En-
r'Ish dnnrial '>"-

g cory !hc following from a late En-
r'Ish dnnrG.al
i"'foFf""' % r;ntfrS.- We are La,,y
!" '"'''''."n''h'c I" o:r brethren OF the ,,t..s
go we .'.''" Gun! Il simple aud ctn,,,n,;-
'"' substitute Tor ths' ordinary lev nscd Gr
""s,''h '!rrs, ahj which Is, uri,.ca h> ,
'''''ii"h "Elci does not i.c;r,iut;,,. ,I,. io,
'c' 80 much rs The hru>h ar ~ iun 1r,,,,,
''ee' ana clears away The iuk far mar. III
'eei""i'Y than either. Rcccipt-ru, ;r,,
close ar;hrn vessel TWO Scn,ch n;,,,s ~
ram or river water; take one pound oi c,,uS.
'ir or uh,'tcktd i!nc, and one p;.,,pl nf
pearl ashes, and miN them ;n,opc m. ,,..,
Ter; cork He bottle anI shake well f,r u,
,i'ii':'c5; 'h"n lay it aside. and a!i,w rio
'",'c"i'hto 1" settle. la the course Of ,h,
h"Ai day, II >ho,.!! DC carefully r,ur.I
'n'' quite transparent. i,.,o another ,,,>,I
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'"rr /" >cctifc II W"i. from lir action or ,,,.
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p"""r!"l "nI i, i,ro!.cc,!: Ike a,,,,,j,.,,;,,,.
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"i"s"ltcH p!c"> "n Ike !;l,'v ui ;Lc l.i,,r. lac
"'f III" si1""''s irii!racy i:,iur,. lie c,e:,l
Il" NC I!IVc proven hy IIu.rrnu~ ,xprri-
'''iI'H. II i u>r'! t"r w.,>:r'u. jo!.s, x hy
"''i- !"';'''i eel u s!a.! y:.r. @. ,Irurr
"'','n r'";!'" ~ ;'c'' ''r'niy "u the ",! o.. ::
f!''". &c Il .:'"'. "i"":Y.:>" !, VIII sc.;ur;,
i!!.'n'r ;'ic ;:n.;r III he operator. ,,.,. !,
''"s "';'e ic"n lad on. Tie job i c!can.sd
ron: NE '!A;:'I hy da>ii"G il; couple ni'p,ils
'''.' @! "''!' o" H. W. '"ay add thai ha.i
Il ''ihIh-' N"l'iI o. ,h., lev vii. nr suri-
'''h' /" "H>! 'Gr large, lo.n,. and nav
"'i ;"'"!"rh-h'A III Eve m:HGrr> After n
""'i >"t''I ;''"iN 'ri"i "ltV I've .:cnri:s.wc
would r'c"iHn'.' 81 il :" i'.,' trade. .!av,r-
'&'' rs advantages. wc "a" "n\i,us i!;.i ;,!I
oar .'r''hir" ~!":i.i rH''icil:r," in TIC be..c
TT "i ""r ,'nv"ry.-tOrgts Gie.
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''REENWoOD, july 6.
GcnH"%"n-l received vour letter of nv.
''h 'n>i. "nt s'"crrc and heartfelt! sraiiii-
cation. but AZ The same time nor w;;hou,
"Hnhti"c Tie abilities of the address n.luicd
TO- an! us c'a!'n t" The honnr OF the press
hnt notwithstanding, M your request have
sem y"" ac"ly Of tic archc,yrc.
lonr humble. dcvntcd and sincere friend.
s. MCGOWAN.
Mrs~rs. T.. L. CnIEnun. K. c. Griffin,
!" y hynoid Committee.
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UN Of'T"r.
J.. II. SA&oH, Secretary OF s'r,,r.
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I"LIrw C!7,HESs.

- -. Arnold. CUn!;ni,tcc.
FELLOW Ci7'@ENs,
- * ;'',s'A go :. ...,..
IN eject. is naturally led to enquire The
''''>' "' u a;.h !" S""N ," Hn :Grri cxcur-
son. 'hc paths an! ROAD, hv Which il I'm,
'''''' rom ':'' rr"n"'In" power to lis vrcs-
e." i'"'"'"h' Ne Hh'inS"rs2r. drr"n>,ra
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''''' ''' gar" ''''H Misty depths q! "!uhScnrilv,
'''' ''' ''F> CT 'h'ri:r'' shot deep and far
w ''N~'''''''> "ii''";ii'"t. looks back 10 tic
"''''' ~ l'N cree '''' ana MARKS IFS rapid pro-
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''' -''''S' i" 'NlS'"hr". anh "3z"S. in adj
''""'''h. III ''' haHZ!in@ hE!l:iunrv of lit
'''' III ''''e''e ''i"""iHH sadly nuSc
'''' '"'-'F ignorance q: succeeding
'''' ''"' ana progress -: il
'''''' '''"'N'f'. h'i h"hn!:!S its wanc
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49, '''>' '?''' ''''h>''i ;:1d ri-
l'''' '''' question: =! rom what
~ ''''' "| VIZ" ai' infect t"rr,rd.
".''' ''' "'''' ''''''"' '.!''i'''. tieI> thea
''''' '''' ''''' 80 "'""'H'r ~" description q:
','H '''' hich'''i" upon bis ";..in.
'"' F'' '''''''' -" work md
nus Is "'n n>: W" find
'>'N I" '''' i'''a'!S" "i creation. Liv-
~ ''' '"F"'"" sp"i q! the word and
'''' '''''' ~ WV" i ''"r "' Recommendation.
"'''''''' '"" '""'ci"nS laws, we seek
N''''' H'''' 'f''' !" '"!~ H'"r"nd"ns structure
''' "''''' ''''''' u Is ''""'"S' Mud O.
'''" ever" ''"'''"''r heart should tlir"h' how
''s passion ''e': Wien "" advert tn
''' '' cur ''''"v advantages, 'nnu-
""'. present ""pp'h"ss'
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GEEt NwOon, July ). IS3S.

mar Sr,-h Il meeting, of the citizen,
"' ms n"'@hh"!h"Gd, who eel hraicd the
'th gi>'. at AIR. Wm. Buc!.nnan's. i, was
unanimously resolved. that we rr,uru IN von
our sincere thanks for the very allie manner
III which You discharged vnrr Gnry rs Ora
tor on that occasion. and so!ci, a copy of
that Address for publication.
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T., Il. & tLlINUN,
Il &. GRIFFIN.
W. b. ARNOLD,
(.NEENWNnn IniN 6

MIR. S. GowAy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-10
JEWELRY, VARIETY, &C.

ANlNG in creased and repienished
81 e. my list Of variety articles. the pub
lie are invited to call and examine them.
My stock consists Of
Finger Rings, Breast Pins. Ear Rings.
Watch Guards. do. Seals and Keys,
Silver Pencil Cases, do. 1himbles,
Tailor's Thimbles and Scissors,
Silver. steel, common and plated Spec
tacles, Goggles.
Motto Seals, silk Purses.
Rogers superior Penknives. do fine
Scissors,
Pocket Books Of various kinds,
Leather drinking cups. Steel Pens.
Portable iakstands, Pins and Needles,
of the very best quality.
Hair. cloth, aud tooth Brushes,
An assortment of tuck. neck. side, and
various other kinds of Combs.
Visiting Cards. shaving Boxes,
Razors and Sirops. Pocket Compasses
Cologne Water, Florida do.
Honey Water. superior perfume.
MIX of Roses, for identifying the skin,
Chloride Soap. superior shaving Soaps
White. Bar. and Castle do
Macacsar and Antique Oils. for beauli
flying the hair,
Superior black writing Ink.
Tooth Powder, Indelibe Ink.
Chlorine Tooth Paste, Lip Salve.
Court Plaster. Pink Saucers, Toys Of
all kinds, SC &c, WIN. DORSEY,
October 10, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-10
SAMPSON MCMILLAN.

a nonresident of the State ofYIrginia.
TAKE NOTICE THAT, on Monday
4 the l2lh day Of November next,
shall move the County Court Of Berke.
ley 70 render judgment against you. for
ibe full amount Of an execution, that is
sued out Of the said Court, on the Slst
day Of August is27-with interest, ac
cording 10 law, upon the entire sum paid
by me, under the said execution las will
particularly appear. by the Sherifr's re
Iceipt) until the judgment shall he dlschar
ged. The Execution. referred 10. was in
an action. in which Silas Harlan, commit.
tee Of George Porer6cId. assignee Of
William Lewis, was plaintiff. and Samp
son M'Iullan and Edward Colston were
deiendants--the said suit being upon
JOINT bond, in which | was security, for
The sum of seventy five doilars, executed
by you and myself, to the said William
Lewis, having abated as 10 YOU. aud
judgment and execution being had against
iae, as aforesaid.
EDWARD COLSTON.
October 10. 1888 -4w.
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PsxUfSC Nule.

will offer Al public auc ton on Tbnrs.
Il day. the LIST day of November NEXT. Al
my residence in Berkeley county, the fol.
loving property. to wit -
20 Headof Horses, consisting of woyk
Horses, brood Mares, and Coils.
80 Head Of Horned ,Catile, most Of
pAich are MIXTURE Of Durham blood.
$50 Head Of Hogs different sizes.
most Of which aciH De ft 10 Kill 6v fhe
day Of sale.
Imenty head Of Sheep. !.
Three Wagons, two Of them good
road Wagons.
Iwelre sets Of Horse Gears.
Al kinds Of Farming Utensils.
One set Of Blacksmith's Tools.
One Cart.
From 1900 10 1900 bushels of Corr.
Befween 1000 and 1900 bushels Of
Oats, and
One mew Canal Boat strong bull and
q about go ions bprlhen.
1erms.-The Corn, Oats. & Fat Ho~.
will be sold for cash. or negotiable psne,
payable IN 90 days the other property
WIN be sold on credit OF sigM months.-
Bond and approved security will n sll
cases be required, JOHN KISlNGER.
September 20. 1888 9w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-10
STOLEN.

A GEN1LEs1AN'S room Al the pav;i.
IA ION Hotel. berkeley Sprinrs. was an
terrell on the evening OF the III ;nss and
robbed OF the follow ing articles
10 tilt Miniature settings, chased and
pia'n rims, and assorted sizes. Thsv
were wrapped in tissue paper s. co,,on
ana enclosed an small paper box, attach. .
cd % The ring Of each case was the price
written on small piece ofparchmen,.
Al the Same time. three Miniatures
were stolen, one was the head in profile
= ai.snsie the hair is falling loseiy over
me breast the back ground dan gre.a
~ Is IN doubts face chase g,h ss,t,av
enclosed IN a red oval case. Ano,hsr
" gentlemen with black hair, and darn
eyes, This r,ciurc is 10 large p,s;n
red oval case. aed is painted with trans.
parent gray and green back gsoa.d. The
o'hef y large oval miniature With on,v
glass over ". Il is picture OF an old
nan, dressed ia the old fashioned s,,lr,
brown Quaker Goa, and wig. On tha
naeN o. The picture Is the name IL T. G.
Malbonc, June 1893, written with !. lead
pencil THIS pictare 10 highly PRICED.
a liberal reward viii he gwen Cor the
recovery q the articles. and The ,,e,ec,ion
o, The thief Apply to Col Strother, al
Msri,nsburg.
September. 10. 1888 -,f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-10
New Monthly Magazine.

Y ME subscriber will issue on the las,
OF September, the first number Of n
hon,hiy Magazine. entitled The .,?me,i
can .hi'seuna Of Literature and the .iris,
which VIII combine the solidity Of review
with the miscellany Of magazine;
besides impartial reviews of impor,ani
woiss, aud short notices Of minor litera.
~ productions by the editor, literary and
scientific intelligence, and translator.
from standard aud periodical works 10
other languages, contributed BY the ahles,
writers of The day.
The Magazine will also contain series
OF reviews Of the works OF such writer's A.
nave, by their talents. shed lustre upon
American literature. These reviews viii
ne accompanied ny portraits Of the au
thors engraved on steel hy the best artists.
Inc work viii be beautifully printed with
new type, upon fine paper, aud will make
TWO volumes each year, Of more than 500
pages each. Besides my own devotion 10
II, The Magazine will have the advantage
OF the services OF DIR. Snodgrass, of V,r
gina, gentleman of handsome acquire
menis, who. after the issue of the frs
oumoer will be associated with me as ed
itor and proprietor
Agencies will lie established in the prin
eipai cities, aud arrangements made to
deliver the work free of postage. Per
sons desirous Of acting as agents will
please apply post pqid Terms IS, pcr
annum. payable on the delivery of the
hrst number five copies for $40
NATHAN g. BROOKS,
Editor and Proprietor
Baltimore, October 8. 1898
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-10
III LEST OF LETTERS

DEMAlNiNG in the Post Office at Martins.
IL burg, Va on the LIST of October 1888.
A. IL. G..
Robert Atkinson, Joseph or William Ander
son; Commander William Boerum u, S. NAVY.
John Bockey, Patrick Burns, Casander Butt !:
Joseph Clark, Charles b. Cary Clerk Of the
County.
T.. r. G.. III.
Ellis Ellis; David Foran; Resin Gwllim /;
George w. Hargrovc, James Lakewood, Jonas
Hedges, Teresa Harrison, Martha Henderson,
L. w. Hardenbergh
j. *. l.. Nj.
James Jones; William King, Denis Kevane !;
Mary Lang; Richard McSherry, John Marchen,,
William Madison.
II. $. t. v. w.
Richard H. Ransom, r. b. Rust, William
Roberts; Israel Slade, Jacob Soyster, Joseph
smith; William Turner, Ehud Turner; Jacob
Van Dozen; Mary A. Wilkinson, Edw ard Win.
ing, Charlotte Wareham.
WILLIAM LONG, p. M.
October 3, ls3s.-3w
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ego q, @ Y E s. .

situated on Back Creek, Berkeley County
chic fly bottom land. in good condition,
with comfortable two story log dwelling
house, Barn. and Two Stables. "a thrifty
young orchard. and Excellent water at
the door of the dwelling House, on the
terms prescribed by The said decree, to
wit. one third cash, the balance in two,
equal annual payments al one and two
years with interest from the day of sale,
the deferred payments to be secured by
trust deed on the land. The purchaser
can have on reasonable terms at private
sale, the balance of the tract 265 Acres or
therabouts.
ALEX STEPHEN. 1.
CHAS. ID. STEWART. "'''''
October 0.alS98.-5t
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LIST OF LETTERS

nEMAINING in the Post Office at Berkeley
II Springs. Morgan County, Va, on the lst OF
October 1888.
David Bowers. PHILIP T. Berry. Alex. l..
Boggs, Robert Buck. Richard Biles, Susanna
Brady, Henry Boyles, Archd Boyer. Arch'd.
Bohrer, Henry A. Byrne, W lillian Baker.
G..
John Cross, VIM. G. Campbell, James Camp.
bell, Richard Cation 3, Benz w. Cole, Miss Cros-
dale.
John Ducknall, j. S. Downey. John s. Don
nell, Adam Doub, A. Dobb, William Davis, 10
seph Davis, John S. DonneIl, VIM r. Dick in
son, john S. Dunn, Miss Guinliua P. Dairy nj
pie.
Eleanor IL. Eialiu Chas. l. Frai!ey, Mary
Fordeu, James n. Fowler; Mrs. Geo Graham
,, Thomas Gale. VIM. Griffith, Barney Cor
man.
Conrad Tlofe, Jno. Householder. Elizabeth
Householder, John Henry 3, John Hor, 2. Miss
Hollingsworth, Elizabeth Higgins, Joseph Holi
man, Charles b. Hayden, Richard Hill, John
IIof Ransom Higgins, John A. Hamilton, VIM.
Hutcbison.
Joseph Janncy James ID. Kerr, Mary Kent,
James II. Kennedy It, VIM. f. Lynch, U s.
NJ, Joshua Lane, Rev. Jas F. NJ. Lucas, Peter
Light
M.
Samuel Mendenhail, Edward Marshall 8, Ma
ry Ann McCandliss, John s. McKim, Lucinda
McCarty, Frances A. McLoughlin, Saml Mcr-
chant, Charles Marshall.
William Nicely, Mary Nicholson, John Nigh :;
John X. Orndorff 2, James Ogden, Phineas Og-
den, Lucretia Ogden, Thos. Quincy 2.
PQR
Henry Parrot, John Portness, Henry Petit :;
Miss E Queen; Catharinc Rcmor, John Rob
inson, Mary Russle, Geo Reinicker
Henry Sampson, Joseph Strottor, John Stroih-
er, Jacob Shuck, Sam w. Smith, Sam. F.
Smith, Robt. Y. Stokes, JOS ii Sherrard, John
Strayer, Richard Suvel, Thadeus Stephens, Jno
Sherrard.
Philip Trammell Michael Tracy, VIM. Van
Ausdoll, Cornelius Van Ausdoll
w
Henry Warren, Sam. Whisncr, Jacob Wits
ner, VIM. Whisner, Singleton w augh, VIM. b.
West, T. Yates Walsh, Tbos. Williams, Miss
Williams, Il. NJ. w.
RoB. C. GUSTIN, P. NJ
October 10. ls3s.-Sw
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Notice.

f. BhRSONS who became purchasers al
I'll the sale of the estate OF Thomas Ro
hinson, decd, are informed that their
bonds became due on the LIST inst. and
they must be paid Immediately, as it is
absolutely necessary to close the business
OF the estate as soon as possible there
fore 10 indulgence will be given.
ROBERT X. ROBINSON.
October 10, lS35'--Sw. Er or.
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.E.0ficc.

Il bERSONS who became purchasers at
n the sale of the estate of Adam Tabler
decd, are hereby Informed that their
bonds became due on the I'd inst, and
they are requested TO Iiquidate the same
without delay. The business of the es
tate must be closed, and no indulgence
will be given.
HENRY j. SEIBERT. .4dmr
,ciih the ,ciH aaneIed.
October 10. l53S.-3w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-10
Caution.

HJERSONS owing myself and John Ky.
III ser for the services of the Horse
/" Young Farmers Interest" are informed
that the books and accounts are in my
possession. and hereby caution all per
sons from paying any part OF the said &C
counts TO the said John Kyser. All those
Indebted, either for the season service of
said horse, or for insurance, as soon as the
mare proves 10 be with foal, are request
ed 10 call and pay the same 10 me with
out delay. GEORGE KREGLOW.
October 10, lS3S.-3w.*
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-10
Notice.

A LII persons having unsettled &C
~ counts with the estate Of Jos. Wolff
deed. are hereby notified TO present them
properly authenticated. for settlement
Those indebted TO said estate will please
make payment Immediately, as wish to
close my business as administrator with
as little delay as possible.
JAMES NJ NEWKIRK.
October 10. 1883 -3w Admir-.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-10

FESflE bonds Of those persons who be
a came purchasers at the sale of Mi
chael Rooney's estate. became due on tho
Sih inst, and they are requested TO come
forward and pay the same without delay,
as the business Of the estate must be clio.
sed. and no indulgence will be given
HENRY ] SEIBERr, Er'or
October 10, 1888 --3w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-10
APPRENTICE WANTED.

EE ANTED, Immediately, boy about
w fourteen or fifteen years of age. TO
learn the Tailoring business. None need
apply bat those who can come well rec.
commended JOHN HOKE
October 10, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-10

M useum Building, Baltimore, Nd.
Oldest established Lucky Office, N. W.
corner Of Baltimore and Cairert
streets, achere hare been sold,
prices, prizes, in dollars,
millions o millions.
a NY person or persons, throughout
IA the United States. who may desire
TO try their luck, either in the MARYLAND
State Lotteries. or in authorized Lo,te
RES OF other States. some Of which are
drawn daily. tickets from 81 to $40, shares
IN proportion. are respectfully requested
TO forward their orders by mail, post
pald) or otherwise, enclosing cash or
prize Tickets, which will be thankfully
received and executed by return mail.
with the same prompt attention, as il on
personal application. and the result given
when requested. Immediately after the
drawing. Address JOHN CLARK
huseson building, Baltimore, Md.
October 5. lS35.-iy.
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WALU. BILE LAND
Fog Safe.

Am Wednesday, the 18th Of .Noyem
w Der 1888. (being court day. in pur
suance of decre;al order Of the Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chancery OF
Berkeley County. in the case Of James S.
Magowen and others plaintiffs Us. Joseph
Henderson, the Administrators and
Heirs Of Joseph Hagaman deed dts. and
a deed Of trust bearing date the 18th day
of September 1919, executed TO US to Sc.
cure TO Johnston and Abraham Magowen,
for themselves and others. heirs of Jas
Magowen decd. the purchase money Of a
certain tract Of LAND therein mentioned
we shall proceed TO sell in front Of the
Court House in Martins5urg, at public
auction TO the highest bidder, all that part
Of the tract of land referred to in the bill
of the plaintiffs, owned by the Heirs 10
seph Hagsman, decd now in the occupan
cy Of Mr.. VIM. Barney, containing,
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T0bYccO, Cigars. sc.

4 have just received fresh and fine as
q sortment Of Principe, oodvi,le's, and
other kinds Of CIGARS Honey dew
Tobacco; common smoking, do. Mac
cabau. Scotch, Rappee, and Congress
Snuff Spanish Clippings. SC. &c.
Oct. 10. VIM. DORSEY.
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iSUlE ESAnll

HE AlNG desire to change my busi
II. & ness, ] will sell the felewine nrorer.
~ upon reasonable terms, viz; one Farm
lying part 10 Berkeley aud part 10 Jeffer.
son counties, near dam no. 5. on the poto
mac River, abou, four and half miles
west of Shephsfdstown. and adjoining the
lands Of the heirs Of y. Henry. Van
Sweafingen, and Holiday. containing
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CONFECTIONERY, Fruit, Sc.

TUST received, and for sale cheap by
OBJ the undersigned, at his Drug Store
Lemons, Dates. Rasins, Filberts,
English Waauis, Ground Nuts.
Palm Nuts. Ginger Nuts,
Cranberries. Sultana Rasins,
West India Sweetmests, Guava Jelly,
Currant Jelly, SC. &c.
Together with an extensive assortment OF
Confectionery. WIN. DORSEY.
October 10 1888
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G5'0ce5'ies.

E WOULD respectfully announce TO
III the public. that have connected gro
ceries with my business, and am now recei
wing and opening fine assortment of ST.
Q ars, Teas, Coffee. Juolasses. Rice. Choco
late, fine Table Sab, Candies. Sc SC.
WIN DORSEY.
Oct 9, 1898. Druggist.
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Nne OF geo Acres, one OF
$50 Acres, and oae Of
30 Acres.

lying sdlpining each other in Berkeley
county, anou, two miles from Falling Wa
trrs. adjoining the lsnjs Of Alex Stephen
and Jacob Viewer. and near the plantation
OF Col. Edward Colston. These lands
are so situated as TO he conveniently unit
ted INTO one plantation, or kept separate
as may best suit tho purchaser Their
quality is equal to any in the Valley OF
virginia. The lmprovements are fine
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216 AsCRES
FIRST RATE LIMESTONELANn

There is iiae stream of water running
through this tract, 90 which there is y
Saw Mill. situated upon fall Of 30 fee,
with sufficient water TO drive large qaan.
ii'y OF machinery. The improvements,
besides the Saw Mill. consist OF a large
Stone Dwelling House. and all other nc
cessary ont buildings.
Three Farms containing The following
numbers of acres In wit