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or THE PIRATE MAR.
sATp AT BORDEAUX

HehpEarx, NAHAHal 1872
Capgatu Maraud. who nlurtsefrd tlsr Captsin
" gau Of the crcty. aud took command If the
itsa-A ,s'ip Nlrs sndrc, (which vessel Wv seis.
~ Il NfwPort. Rhode Island. satne tulp ssgee,
'%i *ol under Tho commuud 81 an officer from,
I. s9sid french man os.war 10 Rgytoaux. has
sea 'flea, soand guilty, and rvvcu,ed Il Ror.
t'4t to- The above cFinc. Young man. hs
se'4 officer, has also BEEN lsnsl and laaud sud.
! sa "a account ct his agu hAa bern rcepm.
'sd 70 wefcy. The execution 81 Msrssud
- place Tires huIFr after il.e psssing If his
'saee- Before hiss death he ntsds fuIi con.
sasea Of 81 hm crimes. w said that seven
- ~tfo thFowu ayerboafd iiy hss pfttrr, aud
y '''s aaie 81 ,tIc rl,ip unplnriHgls heeEed Of
'olT oss Aaif.A0ars nHc IN order that he
.@ sfitc 70. and take a last tAgcwell Of his
e. snd oiiaFcd han (Msraaudl the sum Of
~ 'fancs tot sand half hour. ba, thai be un-
'eiiully denied II To him.
! Is Fery much wondered ri, ia Bordeaux,
wss lha, the French authorities ~ the
s'fa States experienced mulch difficulty
= The American magistrates ,n having such
@'e' gwen np. II is also stated that four Of
htailual crew sho had a hand IN the above
may aGd murders arc still in tils ual,sd States.
Z tlai all the cn,tcaiies Of tho commander Of
french man.ot.war Bcrgrru could not Induce
Nne'.eaus TO give them zap.
Connecticut Il. y. Senator. The Hart.
I" eouran, says that the Hon. Dennis
|aara0erls, u. 3, Senator, has resigned his
'@e' on account OF III health. II will dc.
i've upon the Legislature. now IN session
-
.1 m' The vacancy. A Wing, of course,
'Rbs elected.
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Ffom The Brandon Seattasl.

Destruction Of The Real Estate Bank at De
edfU--As our paper went TO press, we were in
formed BY gentleman direct from Decatur Nil
that the Rcal Estate Bank at that place was set
fire. to by mob, and burned, together with all
the books and papers, Nothing was saved, lie
also stated that much excitement prevailed; and
il was feared that if the mob was not quelled
they would wreak their vengeance upon the per-
sons aud property of the directory.
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We learn from the louisville papers,
that the sum of $4,000 has been raised by
the young mems society in that city, 10 aid
Of the cause of Colonization. This is lru.
" plaiseworlhy.
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On Thursday Of last week, the Hon.
Thaddeus Belts, OF Fairfield county, was
chosen by the Legislature Of Connecticut,
L. ;. Senator for six years, in the place
Of General Kimberly, resigned.
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a. W.. Clay ~ Ttrgta,a The correspondent,
q tho NleH sndria C,szri,e. writing irosn Ale.
marie ooaniy, Va. "a tic aalgcc, Of The late e.re.
ssoap IN ,A4i ncighDorhool, saye,
feblIc @cuunscui Is sNscping "a cue resist.
lsss cstfSrni ia favor OF iisuty Clay. 'rBa nlsts
81 pr aaicr aro clozTins away. ana sse - ALMOST
uaiycFs2lly hailed tbs Hian ot the r. ee. 50
great change oa any saisret s4Ayv moyur wit
,,esesd rs ihai wi.ict bes taAee 4..sce WIKI &c.
gard 10 NJ. Clay Ga ihss eoaa5usst.s.
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NEw YoRK. May %.


TWO DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
/ The ship Hibernla, Capt. Cobb, arrived
al The Quarantine this morning. from Liv.
erPool, having sailed two days later than
The steamer Liverpool, on the 22d April.
The Editors Of the New York Daily Ex-
press have received their files Of Liverpool
papers TO the 22d, and Londen dates to Sun.
day the II ST inclusive. We are indebted 10
capt Cobb for the latest papers.
The Cotton sales reported were of Satur.
DAY The 10Th, and therefore are one day
later. The market remained exceedingly
dull but at no less rates-sales only one
thousand bales.
We lind but little important news in the
papers received.
The debate on the Irish policy Of the 60.
rernL'cm closed on the morning OF the Goth
April, after a night session. Sir Robert
Peels amendment Was los, by majority
of %.
For the amendment 296
Against the amendment, 3lS
THIS is considered triumph Of the Min.
listers. The Wing papers say that the vote
promises well for The cause of Reform, and
is victory over the Tories.
BELGIUM AND HOLLAND.
On tue l9,h Of April the definite treaty
between Belgium and Holland, and the cor.
respondent treaties between those Powers,
and the Five Powers represented in Con
ference, were signed on Friday afternoon.
The arrangement 10 these treaties is SUBJ
stantially the same as that Of the "a articles
Of 1881 but with such notifications of de-
tail as the lapse of time since that period,
and as altered circumstances appeared to re.
qUire. Ii is satisfactory to both parties, and
there can he no doubt that both Holland and
Belgium will derive most important advan.
tages from the re establishment Of peace be
tween them.
TO Europe the final settlement Of this
long pending question is considered mat.
ter Of the greatest consequence for as long
as il remained unsettled, IL was a source
from whence war might at any time have
sprung, and the treaties which were signed
on Friday will tend, mere ihaH any thing
which has happened for macy years, 10 Sc.
cure Tie continuance Of peace 10 Europe.
FRANCE.
NJ. Passv was elected President Of the
Chamber of Deputies on the 18th, for the
year 1893. The condition Of ihisgs at the
laies, dates were considered favorable to The
Kings party, and il was believed ministry
would soon be formed.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-Apr il 90.
The Cotton market remains extremely dull,
but any less than yesterday prices, I'd 20 Id he
low those Of the previous week is refused The
sales are only about 900 bales, comprising 250
Braid at : ID to l03d. and the remainder Amer.
can, at Cd TO 9!d; all to consumers. in small
quantities.
April 22.-The market continues flat, and pr.
COS are rather lower today. The sales amount
to about 2000 bags consisting Of $50 Peruvian,
al ga ID $50 Marauham, sgd 10 id; $50 Su-
rat, Gid TO I'd, the remainder American, at SID
10 lQd
ipul23. The sales to-day amounts GOO bags
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The Legislature Of Connecticut has di.
vorced man from his wife on the ground
that he was married without his Knowledge
or consent
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Charlotte !:
II Thursday, June q, 1880.

lFCANDIDATE FOR CoNGRESS.-.We
learn from the last Lincoln,on papers tina, Gen.
u. NJ. Edney has declared himself candidate
for Congress in opposition 10 Maj. III. w. Con-
ner lie is Wing in principle, and we hope
The Wings Of this District viii unite upon him.
We hope the Wings will learn lesson from their
opponents and support the General. although he
may not please in every respect, Cor IT must be
evident to all that the Van Buren, party will unite
on any man rather than Wing should have a
chance TO Zip in. We do no, blame them for
this, bat We can see no reason why the Wings
should not adopt the same course
~ VIRGINIA ELECTI0Ns.-.We have
received some returns from the Virginia elections
but not sufficient TO state with certainty what the
result viii be, bat sc cannot consider the pros.
Peci Of having Wing majority in the Legisla-
tnfc hopoieU one. As far heard from the
Wings and Conservative have elected 46-the
House Of Delegates being composed OF 1874 mem
bers requires only ~ more to give them ma.
joriiy IN that body. TO get these according to a
stairmou, IN tie Richmond Wing, they stand
iau chance Of oleeiing - more 30 we sec no
cause to despair Of the "uld Dominion yet.
Tbs SenAie Ia composed Of - membcrs--one-
fourth elected crery year Ia tie last Senate
'hcte were bu, 10 wbigs-in The neat there viii
be IL eor,aiu aud perhaps 10 OF II, there oeing
alrcsdy IN asocrt4ined gain Of t~o AMI proOa-
bsl,ty OF gaming ! OF more.
A. lar heard from, Why's, Conservative
aud Van Burcn men have been elected 10 Cou.
grass, VII II. 4. Miso, J. T. Hill. ]. NJ Boia.
C. !. Mercer lwhgs.' James Garland, lCons.)
ard J, ". Jonrs, J llolIeuan, r. 4. Rtyes, q.
e. Drongeolc and l.. Danks, Van buren,
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Inc (o,loslng Iciicr has byon furnished
iie editors OF the Philadelphia Peuns,l.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-25
IN CHANCERY


VIRGINIA In tie Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Berkeley County; Jaly Rules,
1889.
Charles J Fanlkner and Edmund Pendleton, Trus-
tees Of Lauck & Stephen pA6s.
against
Alexander Stephen and Jnlia his wife, aud Isaac
). Lauck and Mary his wife DIS.
IN CHANCERY
FESHE defendants, lsaac S. Lsuck and Mary his
u wife, not having entered their appearance and
given security, according to the et Of Assembly
and the rules Of this Court, and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are out OF this Com.
monwealth: IL is ordered, that The said defshdants
DO enter their appearance to this suit on the FIRST
day OF the next term, and answer the bill OF the
plaintiff; and that n copy Of this order be forthwith
published IN any newspaper within this County.
and continued for two months auecessiveiy, aud
another cops thereof posted at the front door Of
he Court II ouse of he said County.
A~Copy.-Feste.
JOHN STRoTHER. c.
July II, 1889 Pm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-25
no MOTHERS AND NURSES.

nR. w. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP. FOR
~ CHILDREN TEETHlNG, PREPARED by
the gums produces troublesome aud daageroutsy "a.
ptoms. IL IS known by mothers that there Il great
irritation IN the mouth and gums dufing 1his ptocess
The gums swell, the Secretion Of sallsais Increased.
the child IS seized With frequent and sddsn Cts q
crying watchipgs, starting "a ;he sleep. and spAsms
Of peculiar parts, The child shricks 18th extreme
f~i0ienee, and thrusis It's fingers isto lts mouth n
hesePrecnsory ymptoms are not speedily alleftated
spasnlodic convuisions universally supeffenes aud
who have thetrlittie babes afflicted with these dis
tresslng symptoms, should aPpiy Or, William ~
aus Celebrated Soothing SyreP, which has prescr-
we'd hundreds o~linlaats " hen thought past recovery.
from beieg suddenly attacked with th4ttaial mala.
eonValsions. FoT sale IN MartiusbuGg b.
NM DORSEY. Heraf
ohices 100 Chatham Street, New York
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-25
Notice 10 Farmers.

FHNHE subscriber, having taken Capt. Ranson'.
M Mill for another term, Is prepared TO reesive
and purchase any quantity Of Wheat, Rye. Corn.
and Oats, Tor which he viii pay the highest market
price, ~ cAsH, on delivery. He respectfully re-
quests his former customers and the public genera
y |" giYe him a call before disposing Of their crops.
JOHN T. HENDERSON.
Union Mills. Jaly ia. I899.-am
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TO MlLLERS
AND MHE-GWyERS.

In the Counties Of FuiraG, Loudoua, JeC-
terson, Berkeley, Morgan. Hampshire,
HardE Frederick, Shenandoah, Page,
CuPcper, F~auquier, Warren, Clarke,
R~dpPahannock, Prince William, Rock.
'ngham, Madison, Orange, and Aagus-
IA, IN The Stale Of Virginia.
FEsHE subscribers, having purchased the right 10
n FIizpatick's Pateni Machine for cleaning
Wheat, for the above named Counties, offer the
same for sale.
The value Of this Machine need only to be known
to insure It's general use, and no miller who has ever
used ii, would exchange il for any machine ever in.
vented for the purpose. The following are selec-
ted from the numerous certificates ola similar char.
aeter, in our possession.
w. II. MILLER,
X. II, MILLER,
JAMES CLOUD.
Alexandria, June /. 1889.
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FRESH
ID r z G. o o ID S
BARTLEsorG e. CO.,

A RE now opening a large and splendid assor,.
N ment Of Dry Goods,-fashionabIe, cheap and
good.
cLOTHS-iO pieces ofbiue, black, brown. and
fanny colorcd Cloths.
SUMMER CLOTHS, Cassimeres, Cassinetts :
together with a variety ofnew style Goods for pants,
yeslings. &c.
SILKS -Biack. blne-black, &c.
Mousseline De LANES, shallys, Laoes, Edging.
aud inseTtinKs.
a very superior article oil Enplish Straw Bonnets.
CALiCOES.-J0 piecesoi Blush and Arnefi.
can Prints-scTy cheap.
Giaghams, light Chlniz-s splendid article.
1911 blcackrd Linen for sheefing.
DOMESTIC GOoDS-Twilled and plain Os-
naburgs; brown and bleaebed Ntusin-6ne and
good; plain and striped Cottonsi fine indigo Checks
from 10 cents Up; barred and plain Jac pnctis;
BED Iicking-good and CHEAP; Piitsburg Cord /;
Cotton Yarn; Candle Wick; Tirrnnd Hsrdware.
900 hhls. q No 1 Herrine together with q
large and general assortment Of All kinds of Goods
suitable l9s the season. al OF which will be sold
At a smell advance. Those wishing 10 pur chase
will 10 weli - give us n call.
FALLING Visitors, Berkeley Co, Va.
June ~. i839.-tf
6g-AN Aiads N country produce taken in OK
char. iN Goslf-for vhich The highest pIiee will
be Fisrn
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kaSg Notice.

fENHE undersigned having already given tseo pre-.
n vious notices, take this occasion, for the last
time, to notify all persons indebted TO the late CON.
Germ OF Lauck & Stephen. to come forward, close
Their accounts, and pay what is due. We propose
to devote the months of July and Angus, almost
exclusively to these settlements. md We earncs,lv
entreat all persons standing in the relation ofdebt.
ors to the concern, to avail themselves. OF this no.
nee as IT IS our deter IMITATION to place. in the course
Of legal collection, all claims not closed v,i,b;n rho,
time. CHAS. JAS FAIL KNEp
EDMUND PENDLETON.
July 4, 183o.-2m
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For Rent.

ANY NEW STORE-uOUSE, ~
1sG at Van Cievesyille. It is 1TIssa1&
elieibly situated as a country esta.
blshment, and its proximity to the ESS
Baltimore and ONO Rail Road (being equal dis
lance from Martinsburg and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IT a desirable stand. II will be rented for one or
more years as may best suit the lessee. For fur
ther particulars enquire of aslinglun Evans. Esq.
living on the premises, or the undersigned. one
mile distant. NJ. A. VAN CIEVF
July IL, I839.-3t
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 10. 1888.
This Is to certify, that we have in operation one
of Fitzpatriek's Patent Smut Mills, furnished to US
oy Mr.. L~ysander ID. Childs, and il gives us plea
sure to say that for economy in power, simplicity
OF construction, durability, and perfection in clea-
nlng wheat, we consider IL far superior to any rub
Der we have ever seen. Having heretofore tried
most Of the best ruhbers which have been in use for
the last fifteen years, and among the number, Beat.
tvs, Hitzhelberger's, and Duvall's, (all of which we
have thrown aside as useless we unhesitatingly
pronounce fitzpatrick's as far superior to any we
have ever before used as it is possible to conceive.
JONATHAN ELLICOTT g. SONS.
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vlRGlNlk,--ln the Cirouit Superior Court Of Law
and Chaneery Tor Berkeley County; July Roles,
1889.
Jacob seibert and Ann Marin his wife, and Jacob
Snyder and M%arga'et his wife PITS.
against
Jonathan Marquart. John Snyder nnd Cathatinc
his wife, George Snyder, William Shryer OF
Sfewier and Gertrude his wife, Abraham Soar.e
and Eliza bis wife, Nelson Chew Thomas Pfa.
ter ard Susan his wife. Nelson Ambrousc, Mich.
olas Anbrouse, and Henry Ambrouse dts.
IN CHANcERY.
vENliE defendants, except Nicholas Ambrouse
n and Henry Ambrouse, not having entered
their appearance and gwen security. according 10
the act Of Assembly and tho rules of lhis Court,
aud it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are out OF this Commonwealth il il ordered, thai
The said dtfandants do enter Their Appearance to
this suit on the first day OF the ncNt term, end AN.
swet the bill Of the plaintiff; aud tia, q copy Of
This order be forthwith published ia any newspaper
within this County. and continued for Two months
successfully, snd another copy thereof posted al the
Ffroui door If the Couri.Ilousc Of the said County.
A Copy.-Icste.
JOHN srRoTuER, c.
July II. 1sao-om
VIRGINIA tin The Circui, Superior Count Of Law
md Chancery for Berkeley County; July Rules.
1861.
William Kerr gU6.
against
Robert johnson, Abraham Johnron, Samuel Lane
aud Amy his wife, (late Amy job SON. heirs Of
Abraham johnson, deed, anil Others, dfs.
in CHANCERY.
vEyHE defendants, Robert Johnson, Abraham
M Johnson, Samuel lane and Amy his wife,
not having entered tIeir appearances aud given secu
riiy, according iothe act Of Assembly ard the rules
OF this Court, and il appearing y satisfactory evi.
dence that they arc out OF this Commonwealth IL
IS ordered, that The said defendants do enter thei,
apreerance to this suit on The first day Of the next
term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff: and ihai
q copy Of this order be forthwith published in my
newspaper within this County, and continued two
months succeseively, and ehother copy thereof pos
led al lie font door Of the Ceuit House Of said
County.
A Cory.--Teste.
JOHN SrRoTHER, c.
July IL, 1899 Pm
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IEo0g! U;o0i.!

ANE wisA 70 purchase a large quantity ofwool,
Wv f0r whish ne wli ray a literal Price.
Aisy 23. 1889. BURNS 4 SEIBERT.
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After a full and satisfactory test of the benefits
arisingirom "fltzfatrick's Patent Smut Mackine,"
| can but feel myself bound, in behalf ofthe milling
community, to make it known, and by these pre-
sents do assert, that by its operation, the quality of
my Hour is much improved, the complexion much
fairer and clearer of specks. In short, no reasona.
bic amount of expense would be the least induce
ment for me to dispense with its operation. | do
earnestly invite the millers Of the Valley, TO call at
my mill, and let their own Judgement Prove my as
sertions.
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Potatoes.

A SMALL ip' a Msrocr Potatoes. IN fine %
- der, ius, received ana for -sie ~
lane ~. 1859 } W BOYD
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VIRGINIA TN the Circuit superior Court Of Law
and Chanoery for Berkeley County.
David Hensi aud Nancy his wife &c. pilBs.
against
Smith Miller and Harrison Waite. Adm'rs dc bonis
non OF George Miller, decd, and others DTS.
IN CHANCERY.
NOTiCE.-The parties interested in the above
~ SUR, will please to take notice. that | viii at
tend At my Odige, in Mar,insburg. on Tuesday the
9th day Of August next, for the purpose of ascertai-
ming the amount aud character Of the payments
made by Smith Miller to james Thompson on ac-
count Of his share of interest in the personal estate
OF James and George Miller. decd at which time
and place they are hereby required to attend with
all such evidence as they may have to offer.
SEAMANS GARARD,
July 10. Ia89.-3w Com
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RICHMOND. March 10. 1870

RICHMOND, March 10, 1889.
Having purchased of Mr.. Lysander ID. Childs
one OF FiIzpatrick's Patent Smut Machines or Rub.
bers for cleaning wheat Of dirt, cheat, smut, and
other impurities, we have had il set up in our mill.
ia a situation to receive the wheat after passing
through nearly all the rubbers, screens and fans,
heretofore employed to prepare il for the operation
o tbeing converted into -four. Its effects upon the
wheat, after so much cleaning, surprised US, and
we doubt not, that to mills not so well supplied
with machinery, it would be invaluable. Had we
known OF these machines when we were rebuilding
our mills, we would have adopted them in prefer
enee TO our present stone robbers, and dispensed
with a considerable portion Of our screens and fans.
The machines are simple in their construction, TO
all appearance durable and not liable to get out of
repair. While performing, at the same operation.
the work of rubbing and tanning the wheat, one Of
the largest size requires to drive it the power Of not
more than two or three OF our fans.
Il. b., HAXALL & co.
o. Machines can be procured ofGeorge w. CHM.
Winchester, Va, or upon application, by mail, to
w. H.. MILLER,
July 10, l839.-6w Alexandria, ID. c..
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VlRGlNlk:-In the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chaneery for Berkeley County.
Henry knode and Polly his wife, &c. plfs.
against
George Spero, Administrator de bonis non of Geo.
Spero decd, and others dts.
IN CHANCERY.
NOTlCE.-The parties interested in the above
IN suit, will please to take notice, that | shall at
tend at my Office, in Msrtinsburg, on Monday the
9Th day of August next, for the purpose, first, of
settling the Exeeutorial accounts Of George Spero
and John Gregg, as Executors and Trustees under
the will of Paul Warner, decd. Secondly, of set
Ting the accounts of the plaintiff, Polly knode, as
deyisee and legatee of the said Paul Warner, decd,
with the said Executors. And lastly, of taking an
account of the personal estate of the said Geoige
Spero, dec'd-at which time and place the said
parties will attend with all such vouchers or other
evidence as they may have to offer, and which will
enable me to make W such report.
SEAMANS GARARD,
July 10, 1839.-3w Com.
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virginia. - the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Berkeley County.
William Pendleton p1tf.
against
George Onick and others dts.
IN CHANCERY.
NoTICE.-Tbc parties interested in the above
IN suit, take notice, that will attend at my OF
iice, in Martinsburg, on Saturday the Sd day OF Au-
gust next. for the purpose of making up a report in
the above cause, when and where they are required
10 attend with all such evidence and vouchers as
they may have to offer; and the defendant, Barton
Campbell. will come prepared to answer such inte-
rogstories as may be proPounded to him by the
the complainant, before the Commissioner touch
ing the accounts to be taken.
SEAMANS GARARD,
Jolly IL. i83o-3w Com.
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DAVID HOLLINGSWORTH.
Winchester, September %, 1897.

have now one of Fitzpatrick's Machines for
rubbing and cleaning wheat, and find it answers my
most sanguine expectations. The construction Of
it is simple, requires but little power TO propel it.
and being made entirely ofiron, (wIought and cast
will require but little ifany repairs for several years.
Wheat rubbed with this machine, so much improves
the color and quality Of the -four, that from wheat
81 fair quality, the whole product ought to be best
s%uperiiue. In short, | believe the advantages SO
great from the use of i, that | would recommend
every miller, Immediately, to have one put in opera.
ton In his mill. JOHN LYON.
Georgetown, May Is, 1887.
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VlRGlNlA;-ln the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chsneery for Berkeley County.
Barton Campbell. Admir- Of Ann Orriek, decd
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IN CHANCERY

NOTICE.-An persons having claims against
~ the estate of Cephas Bartleson, decd, remai-
ming unpaid, viii present them to me, Mt my Office,
10 Msrtinsburg, on OF before the lstdsy Of Septem-
Der next, with the necessary evidence 10 authenii-
cate them. SEAMANS GARARD.
July IS, I939.-Tw Com
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VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery tor Berkeley Couaty.
Charles Downs pAf.
against
Jacob Wolf, Admir- Of CePhas BarIleson, decd. and
others DIS.