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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-09

Tnos. III. BENroN. This prince Of
humbugs, has recently been reelected to
the Senate OF the United Suites, by the
Legislature of Missouri. On the occa-
sion OF his reelection, he wrote vain,
and rather Jroll Message to the Legs
laiuro, ia which he says: = On the 9Th
day OF Marcel, next, shall commence tho
Senatorial term, which, when completed,
will make twenty-five years Of consecu-
tive service in the same exalted station. /"
We have in this burg, genius who has
assumed 10 himseifthe name Of" Cyockef,"
and who used to follow tho honest calling
Of brick-layer. About breakfast tinao
one morning, he threw down his trowcl,
declaring that he would work no longer
till he had something TO eat; adding,
iacctiously, 81 have eaten nothing since
yesterday---and tor orrop viii be the third
dau'-- CircicriHc Her.
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SNt Hta'' -
How TO GAIN SuIr.-'Tis not every
lawyer that can gain his suit, even with
show of argument on his side. The
following case, therefore, may be consld-
cred the more extraordinary, where there
was not the slightest cause Of action. a
few days since black fellow came run
ming in breathess haste to the dwelling of
Grocer, whose store is in Pratt street,
stating that in removing hogshead OF
molasses at the store, it had burs.ed and
covered Mr.. - from head TO foot, and
that he had been sent as fast as he could
run to bring him another suit of clothes
before he could move out OF his tracks,
The kind lady of the Grocer did not wish
to see her husband SO entirely" buried in
sweets" and with becoming haste deIv.
cred to the supposed messenger new
SUIT throughout, with which the rogue de-
camped, pleased that his own vilany had
| furnished hum with valid excuse for dis
appearing in hurry.-Baitimore Tran
script.
Won SnULTz's WILL.-The Christian
Statesman states that Won Shuliz, (who
was recently executed at Kingston, Cana
ada, by order oil Court Martial, for par
ticipating in the attack upon Prescott')
has left by his will 1000 to young la
DIV whom he was to marry-$40O to the
Catholic College at Kingston-and 81
GEO to the willows ana children ofthe Ca
madam militia who fell at Prescott.
RELIGION -" He is bad citizen,
said Napolean, who undermines the re-
6gious futh Of his country. "All may
not, perhaps, be substantially good but
certain it is, that all come in aid OF the
government power, and the essential ba-
sis of morality. In the absence of re-
ligion, | can discover no inducement to
be yirtuous. desire to live and die IN
mine, nothing is more painful to me than
the hideous spectacle of an old man dy-
ing like dog"
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Wf0TE0Yln

FHvHE copartnership between the subscribers
under the firm Of Conrad Hogmire, George
town, D. c, and J. w. Boyd &Co., Mariinsenrss
Va was dissolved by mutual consent on the Isl OF
October 1888. The business in Georgetown WIN De
settled by c. Hogmire, and in MartlnsbaIg py D.
w. Boyd CONilAD noS5m
Nov. IA, 1888. JOHN ".p
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EADY,S EgOOK.

YEyHc Proprietor Of the LADf'S BOOK res
H. pectfuly informs the public that he has, IN
IA EDITION to engagements with Miss Leslie and
Mrs. Hale secured the valuable assistance of Mrs.
,Sigonraev, GreenriAe MeHen, Rfchard Penn
Smith, author Of The ForsGkea, and Joseph Z
Neal, the inimitabc author of " Charcoal Sketch
es." The Editorial corps fthe Lady's Book may
now be said 10 be the strongest of any in the coun-
try. The January No. ofihe coming year, will, in
addition TO Plate of the Fashions, of three Fig
nro. alsn cnnfain O. nelr fe0knre. consisting of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-09
NUMBER 46.

GnN. HAaaIsoN.- - The Pitssburg ADD
yocale Of TUESDAY says: "Gcn. Harri-
son, rumor SAYS, has responded 20 tho
Anti. Masonic Convention, by which he
was nominated TO the Presidency, 0ccl.-
ding TO anticipate the decision Of . Wing
National Convention, by accepting, a.
defaitire, the Anti Masonic nomination.
The letter is said to be ia this city in the
possession ofthe lion. Harmar Denny.
President OF the late Convention. We
DOUBT not il will soon DO published.
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The New York Commercial Advert.
ser says :--.' We have private intorma.
ton from the North, TO the effect that
preparations arc making for another at
tempt upon Lower Canada, from the Yer
mont frontier.
We understand that some thirty or for.
ty foreigners deeant mii,taries have
passed through Albany on their way to
the frontier; thet considerable body Of
Canadians aud Americans is organized
and only waiting for leaders and a favor
able moment, dc.
We are informed also that Mckenzi,
has gone Westward, with some others
to try aud &c. up another Invasion there
and that Wolrcd Nelson, Boucheitc, ant
some Others have started for the Vernon
frontier
We give this Information ss il comes
to us somewhat doubling yet not alto
gether incredulous. One thing We cai
add, tie authorities in both The Canada
are kept nell adrised Of all thai is don
! and contaminated.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-09

TExAs.-By advice at New Orleans
from Galveston 10 the 18th, we learn
that President Lamar was installed into
Office on the 10Th aud made an eloquent
speech. Gen. Houston also spoke on the
occasion OF his retirement. The news
from Rio Grandc confirms the intelligence
IA another column OF a general rising 10
Mexico. Among the States that have
declared for federalism are Tampico, Met
anoras, Mornclosa, Salta Marina, Vera
Cruz, Zacaiecas, Durango, pnebla, Jaa-
pa and Gulaxara. Moatora.ay being
overawed by mli,ay force continued
true TO the Central government.
The officers we're trying 10 vain to raise
Iovies aud the people were flying. The
troops had left the frontiers and concen.
traled on the coast. Laredo was preyen-
ted from declaring for federalism by q
small collection oil troops there. Ibe
Cumanches had committed some depreda.
tons on this town. One Of the prisoners
taken BY the Cumanches had returned to
Texas. He reported that they were trea.
ted with great cruelty by the Indians.
who plucked out their boards, bored holes
ia their ears, &c. Col. kearns al Bexar,
was abou, leading another force against
them to retaliale for these outrages.
The inaugural speech Of Presldent La.
mar, strongly adnonshes TO the cultlva-
ton of the arts OF peace, agriculture, and
Tho direction oil the public enterprise TO
those objects tina, give an impetus to men-
tai and moral culture. He advises an a.
micable foreign policy TO encourage com.
merce, YET frmness to resist aggression.
lie argues with great warmth against the
annexation of Texos to the United States,
and saws Texas has nothing to fear to
ask. -New York Star.
- -.
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NOTICE..
Sale OfLands.

n pursuance Of decree pronounced on the Esd
l. day of October 1888, by the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for the town of LYNCH
bnrg, in TWO causes in Chancery depending therein,
between James Bullock, complainant, and Harry ANA
Cabe, widow OF John ]. CabeIl, decd and other de-
Jendants, and between David &. Murrel suing as
well IN his own behalf as of such other creditors Of
John Bullock, as have interest in the subject mat
ter OF the suit, aud may pray to become parties and
contribute to the costs thereof complainant, and
John Bullock and other defendants the undersign-
ed commissioners named in said decree for the pur-
pose, will proceed, on Thursday, the 2lst day Of
February 1885, fair and il not the next fair day,
10 SELL upon the premises by way OF public auction,
to the highest bidder, the lands in and by said decree
directed to be sold by u.s. being tract or parcel Of
OF land, containing by recent survey 4s2t acres be
the same more less, lying and being in the coun-
~ OF Bedford, the north side Of Ivy Creek and on
both sides OF Brig Branch, fork Of Ivy Creek. ad-
joining the lands Of John o. Lefwich and the Heirs
OF John ]. Cabell, deed. lands Of Benjamin Wggin-
ton and James Metcaf The land will be sold in
pursuance OF said decree, " on credits Of six, twelve
and eighteen MONTHS equal instalments the purclas-
er or purchasers executing to u.s. as commissioners.
his or their bonds, with approved security and tho
title Of the lands tobe withheld, as further secsriiy
tor the purchase money"
The land will be shown to any person, wishingt to
view 1t, by John Bullock. living adjoining it.
HENRY HUNTINGTON, ! Commits
JOHN BULLOCK, sioners.
january 81 sa=-8# t2IF
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BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
SIGNOIe BOZZAOTRA.

A accomplished scientific Musician, has been
a procured to direct the Musical department II
this Institution for The ensuing year. To instruction
on the Piano. lie will add the hing of the Guitar
an instrument Of which he is completely master.
PRICES as before for the Piano. Guitar S25 per sss-
sion OF 5 months. He has always, here ofore, taught
his several instruments in Lynchburg, (whers his
reputation can be known al $50 per annum.
Such father assistance in the general instruction.
as the enlargement of the School rendered necrss,.
ry, has been obtained, and is in active opera.
ton. The Improvements, both rs to the arranp
OF teaching and accommodations for boarders will b,
made to keep pace with the growing resources Of
the School.
Liberty. Oct. IL Gifts of
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TO CONTRACTORS.
J aMcs River and II ana W In Canal.

A LII work Except lock ga'es) on the line of the
n Canal between Richmond and Lynchburg, will
be lie. al the meeting of the Board of Directors
in this City, commencing on the 9th February next.
The work now offered includes the towing path
bridge across James River above the Joshua Falls
Dam, and iha, across the mouth Of Tye River 1t
embraces. also several lift locks and cuyerts, and
the guard lock section %. The abutmcnts ofvarious
farm and road bridges and the cmbaukment over
many OF the culyerts.
Contractors requested to leave their proposals
with the Secretary, before the 9TH Februa-
ry.
Plans of the locks and bridges may be seen at the
office of the subscriber in Richmond.
CHARLES ELLET, in.
Chief Engineer
January "a t7F
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bedford Female Academy near
LiOerty, va.

pUPiLS may, during the present year, be enter
u ed at any period of the Course and will be char
ged rateaby TO the time. To avoid deranginy n.
organization Of the School, there ill be no Vac,
ton. until the Fall.
Tuition, in English aud French, so dollars per an.
mum. Board, washing, lights and fire, $40 pc,
.aon'h. Italian or Spanish, $40 per anuum. Music,
$40. Embroidery, colored and white, S. pupil,
tufn'sh their own Bedding To those from a din
lance it can be supplied at a moderate charg.
Summer Uniform. This will consist Of Robe h
rale-bIue printed Cambria. the figures small and
close: Capes of the same Pantalets Of white A.
prons OF brown French Linen. dyed with blue Br,;d
Straw chip Bonnets, Nuns pattern, trimmed with
Sky -blue: Green Wells. Jewelry and Embroidcris.
prohibited, as well all fnery in general.
EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON.
March 10 W..
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NOTICE..
j January "a

DY virtue of deed of trust executed by the late
ID Hin Carter, bearing date the 10th day of May
1928, aud recorded in the County Count of Amherst
for tho purpose of securing 10 the President, Drcc-
tors & Co ofthc Farmers Bank OF Virginia, certain
debts with interest thereon the trustees, of
them will proceed SELL public auction, for cash.
the 22d day of January, 1889, on the premises,
9i5 acres ofland lying on both sides of Maple Run
Creek, in the county of Amherst, about four miles
from the town of New Glasgow, adjoining the lands
OF Daniel Warwick and Others or so much thereof
may be sufficient TO pay the said President Di.
rectors & Company of the Farmers Bank of Virgil
nia the amount due to them together. with the char
ges Of sale. Such title will be conveyed, as is vested
IN the trustees by the deed above mentioned.
ALEXANDER TOMPkINS, Trus ees
Dec 22F
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VIRGINIA: AT rules holden in the clerks office of the
superior of law aud chancey for the county
of mherst Monday, the 3D. day OF September 1888:
Robert Robinson and Andrew c. Elliott merchants and
partners trading under the style and firm of Robinson Ell
iot and Robinson Elliott and Joseph r. Bailey
merchants and partners trading under the syc and firm
j. X. Bailey & Co. Plaintiffs,
against
Samuel Dinkle & Jacob Rumbough merchants and part
ncrs trading under the sylo and firm of Dnkc Rum
bough and the Dinkle & Rumbough and John II Ro-
bcrs merchants and partners trading under the and
firm of John H. Roberts & Co. aud J, Hopkins Brothers.
Defendants.
In CHANcERY.
The defendants, J. Hopkins IL Brothers, having en-.
tered their appearance and given security orng
of Assembly and the rules of tins court and appearing
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of this
Commonwealth it is ordered that the said defendants do ap
here the first day of the April and
the bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be
with inserted in some newspaper published the
Lynchug, for months successfully, posted at the
front door of the courthouse Of this county
Copy-Testc,
ROBERT TINSLEY, G..
December - w2m
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rENIlE unparalleled reputation which Peiers's Pills hav
acquired Medical Restoratre, is the unques-
onnbe proof that can be gwen, Of their immense importance
10 the afflicted in almost every class dscases The
Der Of letters received from Patients recovered through their
means, il really prodgious, md the complaints which they
have cured almost varied they But
still there IN which they especially benc-
fetal than others aud those be named the
often fatal complaints of the stomach and bowels, such
Thoic F2atuience and Hdigesfi0n for which they
only a certain but immediate
II is well known that from the dsarrang OF the
stomach bowels tcnts of all The maades OF
ndult and declining life tina, this is the foundation
fatneacy spasaiodic palms, indigestion, loss Appetite &c.
and that those IN their turn birth Dropsy Lipcr Com
ptant Consumption and habHn iouaeSs Of spirits there
fore Peters Pills being the very best medicine which has
been discovered for the ncpcnt diseases of the
tines necessarily the preyenntves othosc dend
full and also general disorders which ember mature life
and drag so many millions TO untimcy graves.
In speaking thus, Dr. Peters arosates nothing himself
that has been conceded by the public. lie is needy
quack unknown Spectator, who before the world
his herald and witness but placed in responsi-
years and increasing extent unprecedented in the
annals OF medicine, that makes him ul moth
ing which is not borne out by the niabe proof md
hence he does not fear To be put the test in thing which
he has promised respecting his Pills.
Dr. Peters is most happy be able state the
,hory Of number ofreguar Physicians that wherever
his vegetable Pills hive been introduced they have almost
superseded the adoption of merca experiments for their
peculiar faculty in sweeenng the blood and stimulating
expcl all noxious juices and giving strength aud the
prevents disease from acquiring that strength which
he got under, If at all by dangerous remedies
Prepared by JOS. PRlESLY PETERS, NJ ID. No. 1919
liberty street. New York Each box contains 10 Pills. Price
20 cents
" he careful and enquire for Peters Vegetable Pills
They are for sale IN ynehburg the Drug Stores Of
X. STAB1ER,
ID. r. LYMAN, and
Howell DAVIES
1gcnts.
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$1,000 PREMIUM - =
v.FRGE1T.7 S.R.YPSO.v,
q, !, 900 emiausss gcsnbie for the esre Of
SksHDHIK.YSs

TWO inspe the suffering with confidence this OF
seased sssen,, IL Is only necessary that such
Is its reputation tina, the rsnsnciions Of Drnggt m
Richmond in less twelve months have beer fec hundred
dollars besacs what other dealers haye sold, and Physi
uians used Tr recovery OF Mr. - X. Thompson oi Rich
mond whose suIrngs Tor five had brought him rs
often the brink of tho grave aud who had finally given n-
self up die having Lost the palate roof Of his mouth
and part his In this state he persuaded by
Pin sic ian the Sampson. aud his great sup
PRISE, we'll that OF the community, lac gained twenty,
Two pounds IN month and and hall papers malo
perfect of him. Mr.. 4. has given history OF bis
easa See hand-biils Of other Price s10 90. For
ale by Howell DAVIES, Agent.
b. The above Is acquiring high character Tor tho
of Kings Evil OF 5eroula
July 80 wl2m
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shares for safe.

DURSrANT to decree of the County Court of
! Campbell pronounced on the lab of January,
1889, in the suit therein derendng, between Wright
aud Wrghts administrator, the Undersigned, The
Commissioner, therein named, will, on Saturday, the
9th day Of February next, m front OF the market
House, in the town OF Lynchburg, proceed TO sell
by way of public auction, 10 the highest bidder for
cash. the Slaves, Spckey, Polly and he son 1iorss
IN said decree mentioned.
ALLAN l.. WYLLIE, Com.
January "a t9F
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MIR. ARMSTEAD LONG.
THk.0 NAtS~n

11Af on the Cpd day Of February next. at the
Il Clinton Spring Hotel. in the town of Clinton.
county OF Kinds. and state Of Mississippi, | shall
proceed to take the deposition of Samuel !? Cos to
be read on the trial of sui, depending and IN.
determined in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for the county of Campbell and State
of Virginia, in which nm plaintiff and you are de.
PENDANT, and should SAID deposition not be taken ON
that day, then it will be taken the same place on
the day thereafter.
THOMAS HUNDLEY.
Jan 10 WV
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ROWAND s TONIC MIXTURE,
.k.v'D
TONIC MIXTURE PILLS,

WARRANTED perfect and lasting cure for Ague md
Fever and available remedy in Jaundce Dyscntery,
Heart Burn,
From Or, limos r, Smith, Northern Liberties Philad.
Dear Sm,-l congratulate you good fortune in
presenting To the of the victims of Fever and Aguc such
blessing your Tonic Mix tuc has fully proved
SILL III speedily becoming the ayorile remedy with all
who appreciate lis usefulness and ere long will BIO esteemed
AZ one OF the most important discoveries Of the age Fever
and Agne has hitherto baled the skill of the eminent
oil Practitioners and even now they deem presumption
promise more than temporary aid Your Tonic
have and peculiar power 10 arrest the
ny and health hope will pesevere extend the in
huence OF the medicine and that the public will your
generosity, Yours, respectfully
AR. SMITH, NJ. d.
sir-l brought home with during the autumn of 1871
the first quantity of your Mixture which heard highly
ollcd permanent for Fever and Aguc disease
which nj that period prevailed extensively our coun
ed To the OF Banks and Qnne &c that they ceased
render them service and they readily TO make
trial OF your medicine. believe that there this time
hundreds who would cordially testify the benefit, they
have received from its employment, and would gladly aid
spread knowledge ofs peculiar virtues. There has been
very little OF the Ague the neghbohood since the ntroduc
ion at the Tonic Mixture, which mainly attributed to the
very general use OF tins medicine. j. l. STEVENS.
RowRnd's Eye W ater for nfammntions &c ofhe Ewes
be. AnpaiPabic Dcntifrice, a valuable article
for the Teeth and Gums.
Row""d's Ammoninted En,brocntion, for Qninsv
Rheumatim, Sprains, &C. OF high STANDING
Kowand'. Alternative Extracts, for Liver Diseases
Jaundice, Scurvy Mercnral diseases, etc,
bownnd's Ainbnsier Powder, for identifying and sor
tonlng the complexion.
KOwand's vcrnifugc or Worm Dcstroycr n cele
bra,ed and popnla: remedy.
For snlc by IIOWFI DAVIES AGENT
July 30 wI2m
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Notice..

fNllE CORNER TENEMENT, now occupied
4 by Cobbs * hrmstcad, commonly called
kylcs corner" IL Tor reni--possesson to be given
on the LIST January. 1889. Persons desrous to rent
are requested to call on Charles l.. Mosby, who is
aull orised 10 manage and control the same for
HARRIET KYLE.
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.V'OTXCE.

by virtue of deed of trust. bearing date the 4, h
= day of January. 1888, and OF record in the
Clerks office of Campbell, by James Perry and
Marion his wife, TO the subscriber for purposes thers
N expressed will be exposed to sale, on the 9th Of
February next, at public auction, on the premises
for cash,
"A Tract Of Land,
IN Campbell county, adjoining the lands Of John b.
Cahell and others containing 40 Acres more or less
Such title only as is vested in me, will be conveyed
TO the purchaser.
WIN. c. McALLISTEK, Trustee,
January % wieF
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"A Tract OfLand.
NOTICE.

INHOSE indebted to ]. r. Bailey q Co., and
l. Bailey IL Womaok, are hereby requested to
come forward and pay their accounts, otherwise they
must go into the hands Of officer for collection,
as no longer indulgence can be giren.
BAILEY & WOMACK
Jan. % waw
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A considerable portion river and creek low grounds.
I'D upou ~hidh there two fine mill sites and
skaolsnt water power. The lands are eqni-distani
hes=eeu New Glasgow aud Amheis, courthouse.
Terms al sale.
The above sale will be made 10 pursuance Of the
provision of two deeds OF trust, executed by DAVID
= Garland and wie.,he first TO Daniel lIiggiobo'han,
snd James Lyons. and the other to Davidson BRAD
feuse. deceased, and Edmund Winston, aud both oil
record in the clerk. office of Amherst county court
to which reference Is hereby made.
la the first deed, Robert Tinsey. for convcni.
enee 10 the parties interested, has .heen appointed
trustee. 10 the place aud stead of Messrs lgslnbo-
ham aud Lyons by the decree Of the county con't
Of Amherst. in friendly suit brought for that pnr.
pose.
These are the two oldest deeds upon the lands
and whi., we believe tic purchaser under item will
acquire pc feet tdc. yet as trustees, we can only
convey aud warrant as such
RO. TINSBEY, Trustee under
The Isl deed
EDMUND WINSTON, sYriuing
Trustee, under The I'd iced.
The above sale is 10 be made at my request.
DAVID S. GARLAND.
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BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
Pupils will assemble om Monday, Ocssb~r Il,

pa.,a,;, :, iln' wei Known
year now commencing. take charge ola Class ~
Drawing and Painting. His skill an Artist will OFF,,
TO pupils desiring real proficiency in this accom-.
plishnent, advantages such as few schools ean H..
stow. Price ofTuition, Is dollars per annum
WINTER UNIFoRm.--Dress and Pelerine Of bs,.
tle-green Circassian OF Merino, with white Psr,a.
lets, and Aprons of brown French Linen Bonu.,
of Cane or Chip, Nuns pattern, trimmed with Grin.
son Ribbon.
Paymen, for Board t$50) and Tuition in tho rers.
lar Studies (S25) will be expected in advance IN.
fees for Music Drawing, or for other Studies, uet
part of the regular will be payable a, the and
of each Session. EDW'D. WIN. JOHNSTON
Principal
Setemb er II At if offs
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The above sale is postponed till the Goth Februa-
ry, 1889 nj which time it will take place, the prem
Uses, at the house formerly occupedby Mr.. Bethel.
A. TOMPkINS Trustee.
January 81 to6F