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BY TINE LAST SOUTHERN MAIL
From the Savannah Republican, Sept. 3.
Us. LATE FROM FLORIDA.

The steaut packet Charles Downing, Captain
Dent, arrived here late last night from Fiorida.
BY the attention of an esteemed friend we are
in possession Of late Florida papers They con-
tain no news of importance. To the same source
we are indebted for the f'lowinS letter, dated
jacksonville, Sept ,.
,eTle Gully Intelligence have to communicate
is the following: Tie scout composed Of Capt
Higgins command Of the Volunteers and Il de-
lachmcut Of the u. = Dragons, under ,iaut.
May, returned to Garcy's Ferry ON Friday, 2Sth
inst, after incidentally pursuing the Indians
about 90 miles. They took the trail near the
Okeiinol,ec, and followed il in southern dircr-
ton, until it entered the Ocean Pond hammock,
from which position the scout routed the Indians
several fines. They were so near the savagcs
Al one time, that the latter were obliged to throw
away their packs, consisting of clothes and other
plumber taken from the Indians that. had fallen
before their lcrnrity. The Indians, however,
succeeded IA eiujin% ihe vigilance Of their pnr-
sllers. they probably separated, and thus then
trail became So iudismrt that it could not b,
followed. There W ere about 30 Indians
''lt viii he remembered that this is the same
scout that were detailed upon the murder O.
tourry, ON the south prong of !hc St Elary's.
T. :. | am inst informed, that man l,y The
name of Parsons, was shot about seven mile,
from Black Creek, q litlc off the Newnans,ilI,
road He was hunting in company with Mr.
Fucker, when he was shot. Thcrc were abpu
70 Indians. Tucker escaped, says my informant
bat rum"r says he was shot aisuo
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we would call the attention of persons who
wish to learn &c write short hand, to MIR DRAKE's
advertisement in another column, headed eTo
Counsel, l-itiSants, and others" We have
known him Tor several years as Reporter in
Congress, and can testify to the literal accuracy
Of his reports
Persons having important cases in court, where
the arguments OF COUNSEL, the opinions Of the
court, the testimony may be of Importance Far
future reference in higher court, or elsewhere
will find Mr.. DRAKE able to report the whole
with the most minute details. To professional
gentlemen and their clients his services NAV h.
of great value.
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AUTHoRs.-The moon moves in noiselcss
majesty through Heavens dark vault, vet her
influence is felt and her power manifested in con-
trolling the mighty waste of oceans waters
So il is with the author. His eye may never
ilash,-his voice may never thunder,--or his arm
ence OF his pen, like that of the moon upon the
tumultuous sea, is often powerfully exerted in
arousing the sleeping waves of human passion.
so, when those waves have been dashed into rury
oil iuliing them again TO peace, and spreading.
over the surface Of the agitated pillows
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DIED.

On the 9Th inst, after long and painful illness of Is
months. MARY ELLEN STOCKTON, in the ooh year
of her age.
Al Washington, on the 9Th inst, Miss ANN FoW-
LhR, in the 18th year OF her age.
Al Washington, The 9th inst, HENRIETTA SLA-
TER, aged 50 years.
AT his residence in Springfield, Alabama on the o9d
ut, Col. THOMAS RIDDLE, Senator elect from
Greene county TO the Legislature of that Stale.
Al RuslIvile, Illinois, on the 18th ult Mrs MARCIA
5AREf ANN, eotsort Of Mr.. sem A. Learned of thai
place, in the 2lst year of her are
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G3-ANNUAI SALE. The annual sale held bv tbe
LADIES' Benevolent Society of The Third preshyierian
thurch, l'udW street, will commence on TUESDAY
me ON ns al II O'Clock A. NJ, the lecture room of
said church. The sale will he continued through The re-
nalndcr of The week, from l0o'cIock A. NJ iii 10 o'cIk
both useful and ornamental, comprise an unusual "a
'iy, and viii he sold ut moderate prices. The ladies
request their old customers and the public eeuerav to
afford Aem their patronage, with the ass rancc thot M
efforts shall be wanting their part 10 make The visits
oi their friends agreeable. co
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A Coon OLD AGE.-Dr. IIasbrough, who has
taken the census Of the fourteenth ward, in the
city of New York, found woman who was IOl
years OF age. When lac called at the house, he
found her sitting with her work in her lap; in
the same room her daughter, "A years of
age, two grand daughters, one 81 and the other
one s, the other :, years OF age. The grand
daughters supported the family by making wax
flowers,
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Fr0m Ae .N Ol4eang HnIelill. or So 1al

from ne ~ orleans bulletin, Of Sept 1sf
FROM CAMPEACHY.-T schooner To-
ven Rosario, which arrived yesterday, brings adj
vices from Campeachy three days Iaterthan were
furnished by previous arrivals. They represent
iucatan to be quiet, Industrious and progressing
in every branch of economy. There had been
no later accounts from Tabasco. The reporis
by the Atrevido, of great slaughter in that place,
we ind to. be entirely unloundcd Nobody was
slain The facts We're simply these: The Yucca
Ian forces had driven out Of Tabasco the Mcyi.
can Centrallsts; and after occupying the place
some weeks, finding they were becoming sick
from the effects Of the climate, they withdrew.
and marched home A few of their number ON
the sick list, were left in the care of the inhabit
ants. Some two weeks after the Yucatan troops
had departed, the Central officer returned with
his command, and sadly maltreated many of the
unoiicnding inhabitants. This was the whole
story. On these tidings reaching Yucatan. we
learn, General Anaya, and his friend Com. RE
baud, indignant that those innocent people
should be maltrcated and plundered by Mexican
Centralists, hastily raised volunteer force, and
mad started Tor Tabasco, with the view, not only
OF eNpellmg the despotic invaders, but of cha;-
iising them for their mercenary indulgences and
their cruelty.
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Extract Of lcller received IN hi. city. lnled

''bI4NIN VNEEk, SCpf. 2, ISIO.
"Station No. 10 is broken mp and the indians
are spread about this section Of the countrv.-
On Sunday last they shot the cyprcss rider a
few miles from Piatka, aud on Morday, shot
two teamsters and captured their wagons near
Fort FarVer. An express has this moment ar
rived with Information that they had killed
man at the seven mile House. All here is in a
hustle about il -
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From me LacksoneaIe .q.lnoealc. Isl inst

On Thursday last, Mr.. Crews, one Of The
sufferers, was shot through the hat while pass
ing from his deserted kalnc to the Fort at Mr.
Iomih's. He fired upon and wounded the In
dian, but not mortality
Signs have been reported and 10 miles Of
this place, in the latter place, three camps were
discovered.
The report relative to the removal of the u.
S. Depot from Pilatl,a, is eontradicted.
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J own letters:
Extract from the re-
ply Of Bishop Eng
iaHd 10 an iltpitatioR
TO The dinner recent
~ gieea By the De
nl0cratic citizens IF
Columbus TO Judge
C0iqUit:
COLUMBUS, !
dtly 25, 1910. :
| 81 think, however, |
may vcRture tosay, that
the best remedy for our
| present unfortunate POI
sition, is to be found in
preterring industry TO
speculation, labor TO ca
bal, economy to ostenta-
ton, patient and persc-
verins frugaliIy to dis
sipation. | therefore
/ consider that man who
aids in making our
/ lands productive, to he
our most useful citizen;
| | regard the laborious,
well conducted mocha
Aic, as preferable to the
speculator in stocks, or
to the usurer. The for
mer creates the wealth
of a nation, the latter
endeayors to get it in
ats possession under the
| pretext OF lis manage
ment. 1 also believe
that our Federal Go
vernment has had rs
little influence in pro-
dueing the present dis
tress in our States, as /!
had in producing that
which afilicts Europe;
and that it has as little
power to alleviate that
distress as it has consti-
/ tutional right to inter
rere with its causes.
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lowing extracts rom u
Extract efletter from
Bishop England to
Patrick Sharp, dated
CHARLESTON, ). C.,
July II, 1910. }
"NIeanwhile | must,
however unpleasant it
may be to me to appear
before the public in the
present political agita-
ton, leave YOU at lib
erty, should you deem
it necessary, to publish
this, because when !
have, though uninten-
tionally, occasioned an
injury, it would not be
either conscientious or
honorable to permit my
private feelings TO be an
obstacle to its being
repaired
/ remain, SIR, with SIN
Cerc regard,
Your obd'tland humble
servant,
JOHN, Bishop of Oh,
Mr.. PATRICK SHARP,
Schuylkill, Philad,"
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INDIAN NEws.--The South Bend, Indiana,
Free Press, statcs that the Pottawattame In
dams are to leave that place, on the 17th inst,
under The charge Of Mr. A. CoqJtilard, for their
new homes west of the Mississippi The num-
Der that had conseatcd to go was something over
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me Indiana Sun states, thai Judge Bigger, the
Wing Governor elect of Indiana, has fully re.
covered from his recent severe illness.
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FRIDAY MORNING. SEPT. II.
DuEIs.--In lle year 1922 alone t'o'

DnrIe-In ihe year Ia2s alone tl0enty
,,,e ,,a,,.an. were killed inSduels in New Orleans
,,,a irons. There were besides numbcrless
cases. the same year, in which the parties, es-
capped onhuft OF with with wounds only 1t IS
notorious that the most distinguished citizens,
and even magistrates, had from time 70 time
been engaged in ducls, AMI yet the law had re
NAMED a dead TettoT.
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from the 50. ,2us1tstilte Mars Of 2SM ait.
The T. :. schooner Flirt, Lieut.. Mclaughlin.
arrived off the Bar last evening, in five days
from Havana, and sailed that merning for Phila-
dclphla. We learn there have been no rurthc,
demonstrations of the enemy since the attacl, an
Indian Key.
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us5ni ctRAglC IiIG NomlN AL GEs'
FOR PREaIDENT'
va NJ. 81 s}NEgN EaAEsE&RSGbN7
OF ONO,
FOR VICE T'RESID FNT'
.s&sEEN E4ElEs,
pF VIRGINIA.,
WING ELECTORAL TICKET

WING EI.ECTORA TICK EFT
FOR MARYLAND.
nsytD uOEFGlAS. tor the Western Shore
JOHN l.. KERR, The Eastern shore
THOMAS A. SPGlNi a.. of Worcester county
TyIyGODOItE6 r.. LOC1& ERaiAN, ofTalbot Go
George HOWARD, of Anne Arundel county
John g. E-EGNNEDE-. Of Baltimore city
RICHARD y. Es0NyEE3. of Montgomery county
;4trOlg a. laEs H2TOs, OF Hartford county
JAMES ET. CO4I.F1, of Frederick county.
Ev-ss. y. SIOD'FlGS, OF Pnacc Georges county
WING CANDIDATES FOR BALTIMORE.
FoR STATE SENATOR
JAMES l.. EGDtsEGEX.
For THE IiousE OF DELEGATES
THOMAS YATES WALSH.
DIR. STEPHEN COLLINS.
THOMAS SEygELL.
&. L. /. LEAE&G.
EOnMEsT pURVIANC g, sen'r.
FoR MAYOR.
GEN. SHEPPARD e. F.ENT&EN.
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Enough for to-day We have much more to
say, which is deferred for another time.
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.; Mr.. EnITon n h h having appeared
the undersigned as one of his Trustees he
deems it necessary, TO prevent any misunder-
standing or misconstruction, in regard to tho
matter, to say emphatically, mreIi7ence IN HIM.
self that he ncver authorized Mr.. Knann e.
make Of his name in any shape or form M :
he is totally nnacqnainted with him, and TO The
best OF his knowledge, has never seen him
S. C.LEAKIN
MAYORS OFFICE, Sept. 10, 1910, /, PM
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CHARLES II. PITTS.
Baltimore, Sept 10Th, 1910.

A CAHD.-The undersigned having had lis
attention called to printed hand bill signed esF
II. Knapp" in which his name is used in con
junction with the names Of Gen I.calin ana
Mr.. Pitts, as asSignees of said Knapp, deems II
his duty, promptly to disavow any KNOWLEDGE Of
sad hnapps affairs, and to declare nnequivocal-
~ that the above mentioned use of his name i
achoiiy unauthorized, and without his know.
ledge or consent. WILLIAM u. COAI,E
THuRspAY MORNING., Sept 10, 1910.
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SHINPiASTER INS1truroNs.--We yesterday no.
lced the fact that the 'Patapsco Savings Fund,
had failed TO redeem its issues This had the ma
tural effect of awakening suspicion, and pro-
duced general run on all similar institutions.
two or three OF whom were obliged to give way,
and among them the 'EBatimore Savings Insti-
tuition" of which f. H. Knapp was President
Previous TO closing his door, it appears he pub
l'shed hand-bilI stating that he had appointed
S. e. I.ealsin, Esq, the Mayor, c. II. Pitts, and
w. +. Cole, Esqrs., as assignees to wind up his
institution. The proPriety of nch statement
may be judged of from the following Cards,
published by the gentlemen whose names were
thus made free with:
TO THE CITIZENS OF BALTIMORE.
The undersigned have this morning for the
first time been apprised that f. ii. Knapp, Presi-
dent OF the baltimore Savings institution has
named us the assignees of the funds and assets
oil that Institution. We have been thus named
without either our authority or knowledge And
we notify all concerned, that we decline the trust
and have nothing to do with the settlement of
the concerns of the Institution, as assgnees or in
any other capacity Respectfully,
$. G.. LEAEIN
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The Woman.

FINDER this title, tho Undersigned proposes 10
" publish WEEKLY Journal until the close
| Of the Presidential Election, on plan and at a
price which will place il within the reach Of large
portion Of the community who do not now take a
newspaper.
| The design Of the publication is to present facts
and arguments bearing upon tho prominent ques-
lions issue between the two great parties OF the
| country and TO embody these in concise, simple,
yoi comprehensive form. In the preparation of
matter for this journal, the publisher expects TO be
aided BY the best talents in the State; and III his
purpose 10 appeal 20 the reason AID calm Judgment
| Of men, and not to their passions.
Believing that majority Of the people arc essen
TALLY honest in their Intentions and that they only
err when ui-led by false information, Il will be q
main feature in the YEonAs to spread before them
such papers az can be sustained by indisputable
proof-by extracts from the documentary history OF
the country--and by facts which carry upon their
face the evidences Of truth.
Tho Wing party OF Virginia nov have every just
motive for union. energy and zeal, IN the struggle
before them and the glorious example OF New
York will stimulate them TO honorable and uncea-
sing efforts in cause which they believe to be den-
tilted with The dearest interests OF the country.
TERMs.-The WOMAN will be issued weekly,
ON sheet OF suitable size, the extraordinary low
price of One doiiar and fwentyyfUs Gents for nine
months but TO justify this cheap rate, no less than
6000 copies must be issued.
This will require only from tfty 10 one hundred
dollars from each county IN the State--s sum which
the Commuters Of Vigilance will find but little DIFF
6culty in raising.
Five dollars will pay for four copies; but persons
paying for from 90 10 100 copies an adraNcs, viii
be furnished at One Doitor per copy.
The attention Of the County Committees is re-
specially invited TO the subject, as immediate ac-
ton is necessary.
JOHN $. GALLAHER.
Richmond, Jan. 0, 1870
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THE MARTINSBURG GAZETTE,

Il published every Thursday morning, at g, 90 per
annum, payable in advance, 80 so within the year,
and 90, 90 at the end Of the year. No paper can
be discontinued until all arrcarages paid, ex-
cept at the option Of The publisher.
Advertisements will be inserted three times at 81
per square, oftwelve lines, and Is cts per square
for every subsequent insertion--the number ofin-
sertions TO be marked upon tho manuscript, or
copy Of the advertisement sent, or II will be con-
tinucd until forbid. and charged accordingly.
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TIfHWY
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

THyHE subscriber has just received, and is now
II opening ve,y large and general assortment
of SEASONABLE GOODS, which he has no hest
tation in saying are cheaper than any Goods o
| equal quality ever offered in this market. The
stock consists Of
| Sup. and com. blue, black. brown, green, olive,
drab, and invisible green Cloths and Cassmeres
! Beaver Cloths; Pilot Cloths; Cassinetts OF eve
! ry quality and price.
| Whitney MaclSenaw, and Point Blankets.
| Meiiao, Valencia, and silk vesungs.
| French and English Mernoes OF all colors.
! Black French Bombazine.
Damnsk Popn Verona Serge.
Moussc!ine de LANES and ShaIlies-very rich
Fie'd and plain Silks; blk Silk & Tabby Velvets.
Verona Cords and Beaverteens.
Red, white, and scarlet Flannels.
Taglaonia Blanket, and Merino Shawls.
Thbet H'Ikfs and Scarfs.
Bardana and Spittalhed H'dkfs.
Black Silk ard Cotton Cravats.
Cashmere and Prussion Shawls.
Ribbed Lambs Wool Shirts
Victoria and corded Skirts.
Irish Linen and Long Lawn.
Linen Cambrick, and Linen Camlrck H'dkfs.
Brown Holland; Table Cloths.
Table and Toweling Diapers.
Cambrick, Jackonet. and Swiss Muslins.
Stirred, barred and figured Swiss. Book, and
Null Muslins; Bobbinett.
Thread Laces and Edgings Bobbnett Quiliings
and lnsertngs.
Super. and common Gum Suspenders.
Super. Velvet and Gilt Buttons,
British, Amer can d French Prints; French
and British Chintzes-44
Black and white Silk Lambs Wool, Moravan,
and white and black Cotton Hose
Cent. $ and Ladies Gloves of every description.
Buckskin Millions, &C., &c,
with every article kept in country store, all of
which will be sold cheap. Purchasers respect
fully requested TO call and look.
Nov. Z 1899. JOHN w. BOYD.
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Brick s. -Kagisa1eg.

VHNHE undersigned, being about to build large
Il Hotel, at the Berkeley Springs, will receive
proposals, between this and the lst of November,
for the neces sary masonry OF the foundation, and
for the making and burning and building into the
wall of about 800 900 btick or if his plan should
be fully carried out, about 600 600.
He wishes also to contract for the delivery OF a
quantity of we'll seasoned white and yellow pine
plank, scantling, and timber, the town Of Bath,
as soon al it can be conveniently done before the
next spring. JOHN STROLLER.
MIrtinsburg Berkeley Co, Va.
October 3, 1839.-tf
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Remedies
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c. &c.
Nsw England Cosgh Syrup.
Bafsam Of Honey.
La MofPs Cough Drops.
Compound Syrup Of Iceland Moss
HNHE above Preparations are medicines, the
IL character of which entities them TO be rank
ed high as remedies for the various diseases for
which they are recommended; and, therefore, may
be relied on a. being perfectly safe to their eff
fects upon the sysrem-all (which are for sale,
with many other articles Of the character,
BY VIM. DORSEY,
January 70, 1910. Druggist.
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February, 1910.
81 u w q o O ID So
38aruafts, 33argafits, 33argafns.

VX7Eare now receiving and opening our third
w supply of New Goods since September. Wo
have, now, such bargains to offer our friends as
they never heard Of such as
Supcrfne Cloths, Cassimeres, and Sattinets, at
reduced prices,
French, British and Americanspry Goods, ofthe
latest importation,
New and fashionable Goods,
Splendid new style Calicoes, at low prices,
30 pieces Of Calicocs at 30 cents, worth 25,
20 pieces do, at - I-2 cents, actually worth 10,
Mouselaine de Lainas from rs OTIS. 10 Sl-splsn.
did patterns,
New style Shawls of every description,
Fancy Handkerchief. the greatest variety
Hosiery, Of every description, md large lot Of
other SEASONABLE GOODS, which we are
determined TO sell cheap. aud no mistakes you will
not be disappointed, IL you give Us a call:
A. ROBINSON & Co.
January no. 1870
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NEW STORE,

At Hedgesyille, Berkeley County, Va.
rEyHE subscriber, having Recommended the mer.
camille business in his house, sdioin;pv
his Tavern, and fronting Nj. Zion Church, has ma,
returned from the Eastern markets with an entire.
" new and splendid assortment Of
.Tall arb cUtnter GOODS,
which are now opened and ready for saIe--embrs.
cling every variety Of articles that may be called q,
in this section Of countIy-all OF which he is deter.
mined to sell on the most accom- modating terms.
Satisfied that his stock and prices cannot fail 10
please, be invites his former patrons friends and
the public generally, TO call and examine for them.
selves. p. ii. CoOKUS.
October "a 1889 IF
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,

At winchester, Frederick County, va.
YUyHE subscriber will commences course OF In
III .tructiou for Young Ladies. on Monday the
23d Of September inst. Ills scbooroom is at the
ANGERONA SEMINARY, so well known for its
healthfuI and agreeable situation. Terms per ses-
sion Of 81 months as follows:
Board, Tuition, and Lodging $500
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Ortho- }
grapby, Grammar, Geography, and 1880
History
For the above, with 1.-The higher bran
ches of English, including Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry, 1880
Rhetoric. Composition, Botany, Ge-
ometry, Algebra, &C.
For the same, together with Ancient 1850
Languages. or French
For pupils under ten years OF age 89o
For Music, Drawing, and other Ornamental Bran
ches not enumerated, separate charge will be
made. a. Y Smil ~
sentenber 26, I339.-tf Principal
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Domestic Goods.

EUST receiving a large stock of 80 inch Brown
- Musiin--a superior article, very cheap Also,
heavy Brown Cottons; Twlled do; Bleached Cot
tons, at deduction of 25 per cent; Bed TicNing /;
Check aud Plaid Cottons-all Of which we will
sell by the piece, at small advance.
Feb. 6, 1910. A, ROBINSON e. co.
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The heirs of Edward o. Williams, &c.

The heirs OF Edward o. iilams, &c 6jts
IN CHANCERY.
TEyHE dcfendanls Sophia Csgset,, Eliza Strobe,
Il Mary Chsge,t, Lewis = Martin, Richard c.
Maitn, Honore NJ rim John II. Martin. Horatio
Clasgett. Ann Ciaggeit, Edward c. Griffith, Eliza
Griffith Edward o. Williams, and Eliza Z. Agde-
lot, not having entered their appearance and given
security. according to the act of Assembly, and
rules OF thus Cour, and II appearing to the Court
that they are not nhabitant. Of ths Commonwealth:
it is ordered that The said defendants do spnear
here on the second Monday Of March peHt, and All
the bill Of the complainant: and further, that
this order be published in the Martnsbnrg Gazette
for TWO months successivev end posted at the front
door of the Cuurthouse Of this County.
Copy.--resre.
HARRISON WAITE, C. r. c.
January Is 1910 Pm
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FALL FASHIONS,
Hair Oils, &c,

For the Preservation and Gro,cth Of Hair.
nLDRIDGE'S Balm Of Columbia; Bears Oil;
" Maccassar Oil; Circassian Oil; Indian Dye,
for changing light colorcd hair to dark black
Perfumes OF various kinds. &C., e., all Of which
are for sale by WILLIAM DORSEY.
February 90, 1870