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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-01
NEW

-, u mousse lately occupied by I. C. Smith, ON
Inc southwest corner of King street and the pub
~ squaIg; ana next door to Mr.. Kroesen's Ia
'erh' ms stock consists of Candies. and eli
sorts OF Mats; Ale; Porter; Chomnagne o.
ret, q, Madeira Wines; CordiaIs: Lemon ,Srr.
APPS, &c, &c. " ~
The subscriber aatters himself that he will h.
able to give satisfaction to all those who nav
favor him with a call. He, therefore. invites ,bss
attention of the ladies and gentlemen Of the ,ovyn
and country to the new Confectionery establish
ment. DAvI6 uITrI,
june %. 1889.
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From the National Intelllgencer.
HARPER,S FERRY


A couple Of hours bring you into the region of
the sublime and magnificent scenery of Harper's
Ferry. What a name for such u place. how unro-
mantle and unpostical! No power of description
can convey a correct image of its stupendousness
ard grandeur. The theory Of JEFFERSON, that the
Potomac and Shenandoah rivers had, by the force Of
their united waters, burst a passage through the
Blue Ridge, and, thus blended, pursued their mean
dering course to the Chesapeake bay. is not salts
factory. 1t would rather appear TO have been pro-
duced by some CONFUSION OF Nature, which had
rent the mountain in twain and buried its debris in
the bowels of the earth, for scarcely any of these
are now visible. On the Maryland side, the Blue
Ridge terminates abruptly, and towers above the
river in an almost perpendicular elevation, 10 the
height Of several hundred feet. On the Virginia
side, the mountain continues its course far to the
South, and rises from both rivers precipitously.-
On both sides Of the Shenandoah the mountains are
of great elevation, steep, rugged, and covered with
trees and shrubs, which conceal, in some degree,
the rocks-gray, moss-covered, and venerable
that form their body. The town, which has great.
ly improved within a few years, is situated at the
bottom of one OF these mountains. Houses of diff
ferent sizes and forms dot the mountain-side, along
which the road is zen TO wind, till il disappears 10
the distance. Jefferson's famous rock still hangs
in the air, considerably below the mountain-top,
but from which a most splendid and magnificent
prospect Is presented to the eye. Below you, are
the Potomac and Shenandoah, broken by noisy ra-
pids, projecting rocks, and studded with liule ISL
ands, diminished to specks by the distance. The
vista formed by the passage of the two rivers un.
folds a varied and beautiful prospect of the country
in the foreground, interspersed with farms, verdani
slopes, and charming landscapes while the Catoc.
tin,
"Blue, fading into mist"
the silvery line Of the river, and the deep cerulean
sky, form a scene of no ordinary beauty. A nigh,
scene at HarPer's Ferry is, however, more grand
and imposing, If not more magnificent, than one by
day. The silyery light Of the moon, the deep sha.
dows Of the mountains and rocks, the murmur OF
the rivers over their rocky beds, the stiffness and
silence that reign, the wild and stupendous shapes
produced by the shadows of the mountains, between
which you seem to be buried, the splendid orb Of
night moving in silent majesty in the deep blue
vault of heaven, and casting its mellow light on the
rippled surface of the water, which sparkles and
glitters like the stars in the armament, compose a
scene that no one can behold without feelings oi
admiration and delight.
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STRAW CARRIERS. AND Cl0VeR.HULLE2S.
fNHE subscribers have commenced manufactu-
Il ring the above named articles, in the Shop
mac street, Hagerstown, where they are prepared
TO accommodate the public, at the shortest notice,
and on the most favorable terms. They fatter
themselves that they will be able to furnish the
farmer with MACHINES g. POWERS, which,
for speedy and clean threshing, with ease to the
horses, and for neatness and durability, are equal to
any that have been offered for sale in this part of
the country. They deem it unnecessary to give q
description of their Machine and Power, as they
are well known to many farmers in this neighbor-
hood, who purchased them from their Shop in
chasing, as they insure their Machines, &C.,
for such time and on such terms, as to afford him a
full opportunity of fully trying them
During the two last years, they have sold, from
their establishment in Chambersburg, upwards of
170 Machines and Powers, and had none returned.
They, with great confidence, recommend them to
the farmers, and respectfully invite them to call
and judge for themselves.
Their Shop in Hagerstown is intended to be per-
manent, and at presents under the direction oftheir
foreman, Mr.. William Hall, who is fully authori.
zed to make contracts for the frm.
J.. Z. BRADY 6 co.
Hagerstown, June 10, 1839.-m
UFarmers who have already purchased Ma
chimes, are informed that Straw.C Carriers can east
ly be attached to them. Those DESTROYS of having
this improvement, would do well to apply in time.
J. T.. b. &. Co.
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NEW CONFECTIONERY
AMID
FIR H.

subscriber wishes to inform the peo-
II pie OF Martinsburg, and the public gene.
rally, that he has opened a
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LAND. &C.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION
JOHN n. COOKE

VLTILL sell at public auction, on the first day
w of the August term of the County Court Of
Berkeley. at the front door of Mr.. William Kroe-
sens Tavern, in Martinsburg, his Farm, about a
mile south of Martinsburg, and on the west side Of
the road to Winchester, containing
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100 AOGlNSo

Terms. One third in cash, or secured by note
negotiable with approved endorsement, payable in
90 days, with interest from date the remaining
two-thirds payable in one and two years, with inter-
est from date. Interest on the two years bond to
be paid at the end of the first year.
He will sell at auction, at the same time and
Mace. n two-storv frame
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G'Mr. Edmund Pendleton will shew the pro-
perty to any person DESTROYS to examine either the
Land or House before the day of sale.
June 20, 1889. -3w
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DWelling-HOuse,

Terms Of Saie.-One half ofthe purchase mo-
ney in 90, the remainder in $50 days, secured by
notes, negotiable with approved Endorsement.
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The American Eagle.

Behold that bird careering high,
Dashing the rain-drop from his wing
He sweeps with boldness 'thwart the sky
Like to some strange unearrhly thing.
Fen mid the tempest he's secure,
Tho lightning play around his form:
He can the thundershook endure,
And fearless meet the bla kest storm,
Upon the mountains craggy steep
He loves to build his rudest nest,
O'er which tornades, breath may sweep,
Disturbing not the nestlingr' rest.
Feasles' thoughts must be,
The independence of his soul,
From earth. born objects sets it free
He knows nor sorrow nor control.
Emblem Of Freedom fit is he;
Worthy that title proud to beard!
On: were mans heart so bold and free,
For what would his stern spirit care?
ne battles storms might gather in
but dauntless he would onward go;
MOI bowling blasts, nor martial dim,
Loud make him dream Of coming woe.
Emblem Of freedom, thou shalt be
zAllia our stars and stripes TO wave
Long as the flag Of Liberty,
losss Ger nation free and brave.
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COMMERCIAL.
Ta1oo CITY, Decemi,er - ~

Fazoo City, December IS, 1850.
Since the fire not much has been done ex-
eePs putting things torlghts, replacing goods
hat had been removed, and books and pa
pers that were taken out 10. prevent possi-
billy I her being CONSUMED BY the devour-
ing slsnient.
10th holders and buyers Of Cotton seem TO
stand aIeof since the receipt Of the news by
the British Queen, and nothing doing in the
way Of shipping, as the river is still so low
that ffeights ere enormously high. (Ss 90
per bale).
Inexchpnge some heavy tsansae.iana have
been made at advanced rates of premium
Sales have been made Of 90 day bills on N
Orleans, for Union Post Noes (ApriD at per
cent premium.
The stock Of cotton on hand here is esti-
mated at 20, 900 bales.
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CIV C0mniL.
October. ooh -ls30.

esE5. OClOD6I3 fS1lua4Co5s
DRESENT 20. ID. Gibbs President, v.
u Galloway, Andrew Glib, r. M. VIM. j
s. Wallace 81. w. Quackenboss, absent
]. H. Lawrence.
The meeting was called to orderand pro-
ceeded to business,
Mr.. Glib presented an account from Dr.,
Barber, for services rendered to Pauper
Wilson from the Steam Boat Bunker Hill,
on motion Of r.. M. VIM, seconded 81 ".
Galloway tho account was rejected
On motion Of r. M. VIM, seconded ~
v. Galloway, the account of Charles ),Brien
g Michael Hyland was allowed.
On motion Of E. w. Quackenboss secon.
ded BY Andrew Glib Resolved that the
committee on finance be instructed 20 re-
port to the next meeting Of The board. The
most suitable ordinance to be adopted for
the purpose of authorship an issuance Of
change tickets upon the faith of the corpo-
ration. MT Hofis treasurer, mex presented
bis monthly report . the Board which was
received.
The president M. d b. Gibbs, made
some remarks 10 the BoaW signilyinq lis
intention to resign on the day following ana
rendering to the board bis sincere thanks
for the courtesy which has bceuaaanifested
by them for him during bis continuance IA
Office. g I'D. GIBBS, presf
R. 3. lNEys, clerk.
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MAILS.

Summer APPangelllents.
-HWyHE mail arrives every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at II o'clock, A. NJ, and de-
parts on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at 8
O'clock, A. NJ The mail will be closed on each
day of its arrisaI at O'Clock, P. M. The Post
Office will be open every day from O'clock, a.
M. until O'Clock, p. NJ, Sundays excepted
r. EATON KEYS,P. M.
Yazoo City, Aue2 Att
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500 REWARD.
STRAY Ed or stolen ron Yazoo City about
~ the 18th or fifteenth of October last, a
Bay Horse, fourteen or fifteen hands high,
seven o. eight years old, both hind feet
white, branded on tle left hip with J. r.
but it is scarcely perceivable; he walks and
PAGES we'll. The above reward will be given
to any person who will deliver said horse to
At INV plantation ten miles below Satartian.
J. B. RUNNELS.
Yazoo county. Nov. 16. 1899. Cliff.
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NOTICE.

NCIICE.
ID Y virtue of authority in me vested as
- Assessor and Collector of Taxes for the
Corporation of the town of Yazoo' City,
will expose TO public sale il Yazoo City on
Saturday, TIE 29sh day of Febru ~ next,
FOR c. b, to the highest bidder, the following
p4oncrty, to wit:
The west half Of Lot No. 1854, the proper
ty Of D. & II. M. Armstead.
Lot No.s71 ,thepropel+ y of ]. Il. Lawrence.
Lot No. 30, the peo etsy of ]. G.. Mears.
Lot No. 279, the pro lerty o D. Mcdonald.
Lot No. 1s9, the property Of Drake, Rodg-
Lot 10. 100, the property of Drake &
Rodgers.
so feet of Lot No. 242, commencing at
the Insurance Office and running in the d.
rec.ion Of Wasuirgton street, the property
Of John NJ. P, 1t.
2O'feet of Lot 243, west side, the property
OF e. M. AdcoclZ.
Lot No. 267, the property of Jas. Warren.
Lot No. 429, east, the property of N. Boar
man.
Lot No. oSs, the property Of J. Harman
Lot No. "A, the property Of D. Joslin.
10 feet, west side, Lot No. 235, the pro-
perry of Nataa1;el Roys.er.
Lot Lot No. 252, the property of A. w.
Washburn.
Lot No. 400, the property of H. Courtney.
LIS Mo-. and 4, lying in the Commons,
known IS the property o. John McElwee.
The Above named property lying and be-
ing in the cotposss.e limits of Yazoo City,
as laid dowa on the Map Of said town, is
levied on 20 pay The taxes of the above
named persons, due the President and Sc
sectmen of said town for the year 1899.
THOS. G.. ROGERS, A. r. G.
Nov. 27. 1889. 2I-14t.
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4 +
The publishers of the NEw-Y ORR Danny WHIs,
propose hereafter to issue their weekly paper un-
derth title of The Empire States No change
will be made in the size or form Of the paper; it
will contain the full reading matter Of Six daily
papers, and will be regularly forwarded TO its
numerous patrons, in the same manner as If no
change had taken place. improvements in the
mechanical execution of the paper a.e contcm-
plated corresponding with the increase of patro-
mage which the publishers hope to receive under
the new arrangement.
The paper win be under the editorial manage
ment Of HoRAcE GREELEx and JAcoB B. Moons,
Esqs.the former of whom will attend to the Poli-
teal Department, and the latter viii devote his
his attention tothe Literary and Miscellaneous
portions of the paper--the design being to make
1.-THE EMPIRE STATE, rot only a spirited
and valuable political journal, but By Increasing
its attractions as Family Newspaper, to render
1t worthy of a more extended patronage The
aid Of gentlemen known as approved and able
champions Of the Whig cause, has been promised
land the editors feel assured, that If ardent zeal,
uniting energy, and unfaltering resolu ION, Join
ed to some experience as soldiers in the army
and sentinels on the famparts Of Freedom, ean
ensure success, THE EMPIRE STATE shall
fall behind none Of its eotempefaries ii service to
the cause Of Liberty and Prosperity.
TERMS seo Dollars per annum, III advance
Ia price which, considering the amount Of read
ing matter III its columns, renders the EMPIRE
STATE one of the cheapest Family Newspapers
III the country.
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NmIGE

g. n ! E ms Of administration ad COLLEEN
eriber D Z. . .i been granted 10 the subs
r.soeia " the Probate Courtof Yazoo Connie,
appn fne estate of Emanuel Heal sno,ise
ereoy given, 70 all persons indehta5 -
H. estate to core forward and lianedate
psTsoa leSpectYe claims iis.ned ately. and an
auestas saglng claims against s,id estate re-
Gated is1 z present the same. div .lenti.
fbe1 = ~ tIhln the time presen.a Ans.S
lhey win BE- barred Presented BY lev, o.,
October 9th 1855, BARNETT. Admir-.
l4-6t
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1900 CITY WING and political Registers
f1NIED AND rtbLIsnEp EvnAI rhiDAY,
BV q AZ 8TRWgNa

CITY PRINTER
~ Ssjerso1 Street Cpposite bts 0ttfltiot IH,tel
aad0 door belOO alessss. I1olf & iHrfe ID Siore.
TE0aIs.-<Ihe Vine will Be furnished 70 sub
scnbcrs at SIS 90 per annum "a advance: IS so
at the termination of six mont s, id SO DO II not
paid untI the expiration Of The cor.
ADFERIfssMeNrs viii be inserted III The rate Of
ST 20 pei qnare for tie FIRST insertion and 10 cents
lor each week thcreafter--ien linee q less. com
stitatng square TIE nnmberof nsoftions re.
qnlged, must be nafkcd ol lll & a 81 = rlan-
lscript, o. they wiz Be inserted az forbid, and
charged accordingly. Advertisements from dis
tapces must be accompanied with the clsH, or
good references IN town. Announcing candidates
forotficc will be $40 90 for county ohices 10 90
Tor State oifices-in advance.
FearIy advertising.
For forty lines or less, renewable at pleasure
500. No contract taken for less than one year
and payable half yearly in advance
The priyilegeof annual advertisers Is limited 70
heir own immediate business; and All ADVERTISE
nents for the benefit of other persons. sentin bv
them mustbe paid for by the square.
Professional Advertisements!
For 10 lines or less, not alteFabIe. months, So
g 10 do do. do Il do. 80
OF, AZ the above rates are the same as those
established in Natchez, Viek sburg, Jackson. Grand
iulf and elsewhere in this State, no deduction
will be made fromthem IN any case whatever
f6.3s ALL JOB WORK MUST BE PAID FOR
ON DELIVERY.
Letters on business must be post paid, or
hey will not be taken out of the Post Office
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NEVERTHELESS IS.
LOST

LOST
DURING the late fire, a small green mems
~ orandum book, containing sundry acs
counts which can beof service to none bat
the proper owner. Also, two fine cloaks, 9
or 8 fine cloth dress and frock COATS several
pair Of cloth pants, humber not ascertainedl
together with a number Of boots and shoes,
which can belong to none other than the sub
scriber. as his were the only goods Of that
description moved. Any information which
NAV lead to the recovery of those articles,
will be thankfully received.
Yazoo City, Dec II, 1889. -a
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COmpanV Ordere,

COMPANY A., 20th REGIMENT, Missis-
sippi Militia, viii parade at Yazoo City,
armed and equipped as the law directs, on
Saturday, the 18th inst, at 9 O'Clock, Al. M.
A Company Court Martial will convene
the same day for the trial of abseRtees from
and Company Musters.
A. II. MORTON, Capt.
Dec. 6, 1899. 22-2t.
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DIED Ia this place 81 tha 9Sb ,e ..t.- ...--....
months w 81. TURN Err. ared - $500. 49, ~
y, Ilss.nnessees and for alonp Tins 49, a.
s.lis SltY. lie was esteemed for his ooSd q
ana tho, gone never to return. vet lopo will rs
i've " the memory Of friends Whoare lelt behind.
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NOTICE.

NOllOE.
las III. VANCE & JOSEPH ANDREWS
u have agreed to give me the entire con-
troll Of the business of theirlat firm of Vance
& Andrews. They have. constituted me
their sole agent and attorney for closing their
bus ness and, with that view, have placed in
my hands all the Books, Notes, Accounts,
Receipts and Papers of every description re-
lating to said business.
| now give notice to all interested, that
payment of money due the late firm, must
be made to me only. Attornies and Magis
trates, who have claims of said firm in their
hands are informed that their receipts are in
my possession, and that alone am author
zed to receive the money that may be coll
lected. G. F. HAMER.
Yazoo City, Oct. %, 1899. 16-3t.
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LAW NOTICE.
JOHN MURDAUGH.
Afl0rnem "a Laln.

- RESPECTFULLY informs the publics that
intending to become permanent citizen
and resident Of 1tlEXs4S, he will leave Yazoo
City, Miss for Houston, Texas, on or about the
first day of November next He respectfully Of
fers bis professional services to those having bH-
siness in Texas, and will attend 10 legal claims
Of every sort, both real and personal.
For the settlement Of his unfinished business
and affairs generally, persons are respectfully re-
ferred il future TO bis late partner, f. ~. Quack-
enboss, Esq, Of this place.
go NJ. B. HAnER.
3. ts8s''se q. Nv. 0UAcKENRoss.
Va.no fsifv Cenf On 1890
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Dissolution.
. NEW FIR.M.

NEW FIRM.
DAYIDG. MOORE & JOHN j. SWART-
- WOUT, (late SwartWout, Ford & Co..
have associated themselves in business un-
der the name and firm of MooRE & SMART
woUT, at the old stand of Swartwout. Ford
& CO., where they intend to keep full and
complete STOCK OF MERCHANDIZE.- -
Their old friends are invited TO call.
Yazoo City, June 1s, 1889. I2-tf
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CONFECTIONARY.

WNHE subscribers respectfully inform their
II friends and the public generally, that
they still continue the above business, in all
its various branches, at their old stand on
Main street, Yazoo City, where they are at
all times prepared TO fill orders from the
country on the shortest notice and on aarea-
sonable terms as can be done in the state.
They take this opportunity toreturn thanks
to their friends and the public for the patro-
mage heretofore bestowed upon them.
JACKSON u. FnM0NnS
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Bank Note TabIe, corrected Iveekly,

4 AeAAsA NOsC A0WAc9 OOfEecNe0 weekly f
YAzoo-CIrY, Nov. %, 1909.
Commercial Bank of Manchester, par.
Matches Banks and Branches. do
Commercial Bank of Rodneg. do
UnionsBank Of Mississippi, do
West Feleciana r, Road& Banking Co. do.
Commercial Bank of Columbus, 5 per ct. do
Bank Of Port-Gibson,
Bank Of Lexington,
Bank, Vicksburg, so 90 g &
Grand Gulf Bank, On 6 {. g
r. r, Bank of Vicksburr. 40 6 Is /.
Lake Washington & I eer Creek
R.R Banking Company, 25 &
Tombigby r. r Banking Co. 90 10 &
Water works Biz. Vicksburg, 40 6 Is
Citizens Bank, Madison co. 80 6 C g
Brandon Bank, as
Benton g. Manchester r. RICO. 10 g
Holly Springs Real Estate Bank ,--.No Sale.
Bank of Grenada,
posi- NOTES.
Lexington, 90 per cent dis,
Miss. Rail Road Co. 10 per cent dis.
Com. & r. r. Vicksburg, 30 : - 9
Real estate Of Kinds, 40 80 e.
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WM. IL. WILSON.

Forwarding and Commission
Merchant,
No.6, Norm 44n STREET, Philadelphia.
n. Be- Merchandise forwarded via New
Orleans and Pittsburg with care and des-
patch ~ the lowest rate Of freight. Also,
goods Of every description purchased to order.
Commission for purchasing 28 per CENT
Also money procured on Stocks, Acceptances,
UncuTrent Bank Notes, &c. on the most rea-
sonable terms, and particular attention paid
to sales Of Cotton.
REFER To-.M q e. o. ReiEy,al v.r,...
r.. Edton Keys, Aa1OOo'sy'
Th0s. Raetings, Benfou.
Philadelphia, Nov. n, 1889. 22-13t.
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Trust Sale Of Land and Negroes.
ny virtue Of a deed Of trust, executed to
me BY William j. Dulaney and Duncan
Tnfnbull, for the benefit of John w. n. A.
Sn1ith. i viii sell for cash, on Saturday the
seventh day of December next, at the Gin
House. on the premises, in Yazoo county,
the following described land and negroes,
for the purpose specified in said deed Of
trust. 81 So much as shall be sufficient e sas
t;sfv the debt now due and unpaids which
s mentioned in said deed Of trust, 70 Wit
The north half Of section twenty three, the
eanth half; of section fourteen, the east half
81 the south east quarter Of section fifteen,
and the east half Of the south east quarter Of
s ~. twenty-six, al III township nine,
ranae four west, and also the following ne.
g-res 3nd the increase Of the females, %
vit..Collin, Allens Benz Mallndal MARY,
Hellv. lamb, Lucinda and Lily. The above
oantioned deed Of trust has been duly re-
corded ID the clerks Office Of the Probate
ronrt Sc Yazoo countyg Miss. ] shall make
snch title TO the purchaser g Is vested 70 me
= trustee, and no other. Sale viii take
nlace between. the hours Of twelve andszio1t
6,cIock, 5. M, on said day.
HUGH W. DUNLAP.
Nov. s, 1889. lo-5
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NOTTCE

#gs = y = NIA-l1
gNHE undersigned commissioners Of insol-
vency upon the estate 0f ~ Ia LIS
PEASE obtained at the August term Of the
Probate Court an extension Of time to report.
8 Il persons having claims against said es-
ate, viii present them previous e the No
vembeF term, or they will Be forever barred
g. ID. GIBBS,
" ANDREW GLIB,
]. j. EWARTWOUT,
]. II. VANCE.
Sept. 90, 1899. 1I-9t
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BILLS OF LADING,

For Sale a thia Orucv