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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13
NJ, Letter from the Hon. ABRAHAM MCCLELLAN, su,l:van Gu
!:as Tennessee, McHil"r OF Eutsf",>
DIR. WILLIAM EVANS SOOTHING SGRuT,
FoR cuTLpEEN JLITm~G-Prcrar'db 10y himsri.
II MnlnLR. aNn NNE,E..


foH ompptE~ ILrEmNG-Prrrar'db. hnisc:
10 N0lhLEs AID MUSES..
The Passage II the Teeth through The produce.
some and dangerous symptoms II known b. m";is.
there great irritation IN The mouth and gums "hrL- .t'
Tirr swell. the secretion AND 'h" i"tv"
child j. ci1ei WITH fi"4rrn! ana shd.n h'- ni 1hns 'd
ur, stating Tie sleep ana >,d,ls ~ r'"tl pals "
>hrrk wlia extreme Violence AMI tii"'ta IL hh&@F' @
m"h Ii tIrsr prrrGr,o symptoms ats no. s'rdS 'irl,
sia>m'ti. conNE!.ios Gh't, fHI' 7'i Nt's '' 500 '
dissolution uf III" infant Mihrrs Who have ter !h- 81
afflicted with these distressing symptoms should HpIf d.
ENANS'S CELEBRATED SOOTHING y n 7, WliebAt r
served hundreds infants when thought past recovery t
nr >UId Iy attacked! v.ih thai fatal iaiady conl uaa,
fryeJ fo;irf u .FcIcg II Dr. EroRs' >oo't Hg y
To The agent al Dr. EVANS Soothing syrup Bear Sg- 7
great benefit Afforded 10 suffering infant iruin Your >
syrup, IN protracied aud PAINFUL dcn"n must
every feeling essential m early application q
invaluable medicine = 10 relieve infant 'n>r! Are hb'
infant white tre!hns experienced Nuch a'lt ,11,i4'
attacked wtll coEf asnt,, All ~! "il' '''I t ,e
that death would soon rt'sa-, t!is BABE nom an r ~" '
cured in'lc 81 Your - rII- "h'ch ~ -"'', 'I""'
ctIS, wpdrrlu change va, Produced ana ha'' iA .
lions cld de pli, 81 ubYius ni.,i 40" H ..tu!
use am glad inform the child m. cnmgiiy Fg.s
aud no recurrence that awful complaint hh- sIm.
the teeth are ,ilanatng daily. and the child cnJ"}s pD
give you my cle"li permission 20 mani t't, au.Hw.
n,.uI public aud w!li gladly give any Information an @
stance. !" y. 13iiA>,.N
gentleman VINO mas maze uili % W i.l''t
~ M family, an case 81 aH,''i',T ,n',' ~ :; a.,
he found II .iiifei: tH3CtuN N lI'''t'"S pan - "
preventing the consequence, M"''.i "'.'.' '.'''
ch"erhlh ."iipI! VIZ" ~, i'tN - .. .
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13

.,-0ITIT CGI ,.ur Ora.ge Courthouse Va bas employed
w an elderly gentleman from the North 10 ,ii' ~ "a
tcrs and wishes buaisrs associates Tor h'i di "
them will hrvry. Srs. Cole who viii f"! every s'e q"
tcniiuu To health dci"imcn &c AZ
Music 40 Piano 10.
The August vacation gwen shouiu 'S" 10 ~ 49,
a Boy under II years VI a.c ,r,o,.
Jan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13
.EEU FIRM.
TIJTNfkS avon =. DDnT

THOMAS BRANCH & BROTHER.
THE subscribers have this day associated themselves In he
1 GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS under the above
and style All orders directed their will receive
prompt attention. THOMAS BRANCH,
u. II. BRANCH.
Petersburg, JAM o., 1870
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13

Defendants
The defendant Richard a. Rison, having entered his appear
and security according the Act Of Assembly aud he
rules Of this court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence TIA:
nlbtant Of this country il ordered, that IN" SAID
defendant do appear here nr be holden III the Clerks oil
fee ci the Circuit superior C0u Of Law and Chancc inr aid
County Cumberland the first Monday in March nc ana an
HE bill of the plaintiff and that nj This order h forth
with inserted in newspaper published IN the city oil c-
mond months successfully and posted al the front door oil
Courthouse this court days
Copy-Tcsfc b. e. WOODSON.
u. C. c. s. c. TX c. c. c.
Lar Ih-MrM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13
HlTa lIArS 4! nATa

HATS HATS :! HATS!
rsHiE subscriber grateful avnTs his thank, to
L the Richmond and The public generally, Tor the
liberal patronage has hitherto received from iicn and
would respectfully inform his friends and the Pnhic that he has
opened Fashionable Hat and Cap Store The house
opposite Virginia Ranks with and fash
Hats, jus, from manufacturer Al those in
will please call and judge for themselves and ohlge their
obedicnt, CHARLES JOHNSTON.
Feb E,-2aw3W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13
- HILL,
Produce Commission .Her1haai,

,Ts rrain on commission, hires on negroes re"is "' ~
cnlI.c cIap in t!n city an adjacent cines, sells an"
Iuvs STICK. Office over James Vi. Radcliffe < 90.
w" ny -, bg--aaw iwiwGm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13

IN uiNCERy-Eiu6Isi.-In cnrc" County Court, Ianta
L rs :, lao: ;,
Edwin Waddli, Pia!htih
v;iii,n, II Fulton AMI rnbi 4 MAYO Defendants
This da plaintiff; by hs cuuis- ana MED Ms p' ana
defendant VIM W. Fulton, not having entered h> appear nee
according the act Of Assembly aud The t
this Court and appearing by The aidavt al Tee" " 'oodc
dag made Cont that c an 'n!nbtant oil h!- eoun
try il ordered that the said dendan. do appear here the
m day the April term. sud answer me bill o "" i-
tf, copy this order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published city Richmond Tor months
cessycy posted The door of the Courthouse ni this
Copy-T..,c LOFTiN y. ELLETT,
{. T.! L.
Fl,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rules holden in The Clerk :
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and tnance i
the County Of Cunbeand Monday the ID day OF December
1899:
Samuel Wallace, Plaintiff.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-19
TERMS AND PRIVILEGES GRANTED.

WHILE will stand this season, which has
commenced. and will end the lst of July At my sta
bic, "a miles esst ot Bersysilr, Clarke County. VA
at $50 the season. 10 he paid on or before The I'd
day VI July next and SIS insurance, to be paid ~
soon a. Tho mare Il known 10 be ia fcsl. paalrg
with tho mare or irregular attendance at the stand
forfeits the insurance. 81 cash TO the Groom
to be sent with the mare. On sccoua, OF tho dsni-
Guilty OF the times have taken tho re sponsibili,
az reducing the terms OF Whales services from wha,
,icy were 10 what they nov are. Surely literal
public will meet this with liberal ercou,sgsnen,
and prompt payment cannot guarantee services
60 cheap another year, particularly from q uisd
stock Horse.
THIS Is fne grass country, and pasturage will
be furnished so csnts per week, bat will not be
accountable for accidents or escapes. Every at
teniion shall be paid to mares, and mares and cols
and precsution weed TO prcsept either. Gentlemen
wishing their fed grain, viii give write
directions to that cifectil shall be done chesp
a. possible.
BY letter or conversation With me. gentlemen can
ascertain upon ~Aat conditions Aalfered sid
coarse marss come At $50 tAe season, or $50 10
iasxre.
A gentleman putting Ave mares cfhis cwn, will
be entitled to one of them gratis. A company put.
ting SIX mares. and each being accountable for
all, will BE- entitled TO one Of them gratis. When
gentlemen send their mares, they must write upon
what terms they will put them Mares not sssish.
ed at the end of the season. will te permitted TO 60
to him. free of further charge for his services,
until their owners are requested 10 remove them.
Mares pu, lasi year Eel, by The season. and fail
ing, may he insured this year to Whale at the sea-
price. IL their accounts paid mp by tho 81
Of July, 1889. Mares put fhis year BY tho season.
and failing, msy be insured year. to any horse
then standing ., my stable. q, the price OF tho sen
son of surh bo, ,e IL their TN fhis YEAR shn
va settled at the expiration Of fais season. No
n.Ne will be entitled to these privileges and sdvsn.
tsses. unless the terms are stieily complied With
JOSIAH WIN. WARE.
Berryve, Clarke County. Va.
March 10, 1910
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-19
Baltimore, March 16.

FLoUR.-On Saturday there some improve
ment in the market for Howard Street Flour, and
sales of 1000 bbls. made from Stores at sd
ga, although sales made at $40 and $4,Sl.
The article is dull to-day, and the only sales that
are advised of we're to small extent al 81 Sla.
The Car I'd Wagon price Is 81 ga. We bear OF
90 onerat;on. in City Mills Flour. Retail sales Of
Susopebanna Flop.- are making at 81 579.
WHEAr.-We quote ordinary to prime MI reds
TODAY at 90 cts 10 sl-sales. A sale o prime
Susqnshanua to day, at 1903, on 80 days with IN
terest added. CoRS.-Sales Of Mo wnile eofn TO-
day at 45 cts., and Of yellow at 40 anu % CTS
Sales Of mixed Virginia at IA cts. RYE eais0
OF Susquehanna Rye has been sold to-day at 90 ;1S
--oArs.-We quote at 81 and % cts. CLOVER
'ELD.-We quote at 50 TO $40.
WHIsKEY. We quote hhds. at % and % IL
cts, and bbls. at "a cts. The Wagon price con-
unues at 90 cents, exclusive ofthe Dbl.
BAcoE.-No change since our last report.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-19
PEDIGREE.

WHILE was got by Whalebonc, (winner Of
the Derby, and frsl-ra,e and Stsllion,) out
OF Rectory by Octavius, (wnner Of the Derby, and
son Of orvlle,) Catharine BY Woodpecker, Ca
u,,lIa by Trentham, Coqoette by the Compton
Barb, sister 10 Regulus by the Godolphn Arabian.
Regulns was the best of the Godolphn Arabi-
an. and never beaten. Whaiebone, own brother TO
Whisker, sire of Economist, sire of Hnrkaway, OF
Delphne, dam of Monarch and the Queen, of Mem
non and The Colonel; (wnners Of the Leger,) was
got by Waxy out Of Peaslops by Tiumperor Pru-
nella by High6yer; Promise by Snap, &c. he
sire Of many Of the best horses Of the day. as
Camel. and several winners fthe Derby and Oaks.
Ociayius was by Ofvis, sire of Enilius, sire Of
Pram. Penipo. aud many others, out Of Marian-
rs by Multi; Maria by Telemsehus, ReguIus, &c.
WHALES dam broaght many capital win
ners-all distances--as Grampas, Shark, &c, and
all hIs stock, on both sides OF his pedigree,
| markahe as runners both for speed and game
There Is npta richer pedigree in the Sud Book, or
more running family --'ndsed ii is The vrr, best.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-19

This u very encouraging 70 breeders 10 paironixs
Whsle~-his oldest cohs being from few indiael-
ens mares, he arrived too late 20 make full sea-
son do, therefore. recommend him In the most
conhdens and earnest manner 10 all my friends and
the public ss possessing. in eminent degree,
y qualification for racst popular ard successful
Stallion.
The above was prepared BY Dr.. MsRnivr. from
the English Journals. and other authentic aonrceA
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-19
CANDIDATES FOR THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
TO the voters OF Rerkeieu Countv:

PILLOW CITlzEss: In obedience 10 the solicit
.s,ons Of many Of my friends Of both political par
ties, hereby present my humble claims to your
consideration, Candidate for seat 10 the next
session Of the General Assembly of this Common-
wealth 1oar obedient Servant,
JOHN CHURCHILL HEDGES.
January 80, 1870.
We are authorized TO announce JoHs r. BEALL
an Independent Republican Candidate, to repre-
seat tie County Of Berkeley in The next General
Assembly Of Virginia. Feb. -, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-19
BALTIMORE MARKET.
From The american Of March 10.

CArrLE.-The number of Beef Cutie in marke,
during the week amounted to about 900 head, and
they were sold at Sc to So per cwt, according to
quality
BAcos.-In Bacon the business has been fair
though not to large extent We quote new
Baltimore assorted at 81 to 81 cts; Hams at 1
cts; new Western assorted at 81 to cts; prime
old do al u 10 cts. Hams at cts; Middlings
at to cts.i and Shoulders al cts. We would
remark, however, that quotations for old Ba-
con ere Intended TO apply only to strictly prime
article, other qualities are held at almost every
shade OF price below our quotations. We are adyi-
sed Of sales Of good Shoulders as low as ii cts.
FLoUR.-HoDard Street Flour.-At the time Of
preparing our last weekly review of the Market
Howard Street Flour generally held at IS, from
Stores. The publication of the English by
the Great Western on Monday, had the effect of IN
settling the market and but few transactions took
place that day. On Tuesday, holders generally
considering the news unfavorabe, submitted TO a
reduction in price, and sales were made on that
day. and throughout the week since, to coHsidera-
bic extent, at SAYS, which quote as the curreEt
rate this morning. The Car and Wagon price is
now uniform at $4,62d.' City AiHs F0ur.-A
sale was made on Wednesday at IS, on A months,
without interest To-day there a sale at $4,-
87i, with, we believe interest added Susqaehan-
na Flour.-Sales early in the week a, $4,874 cash;
and yesterday and to-day at S4,75 per Dbl.
Great Western, parcels of prime reds were sold at
9S cts, and some parcels of Susquehauna, white
and red, at 81. To-day there appears to be little
hrmness in the market-a sale of prime red
having been made at 81, and parcels of good white
at the same price. We quote good to prime reds
at 81 cts and 81 Family Flour white Wheats are
wanted at ST, 10 and Sill Is.
CoRN.-Sales of white Corn made early in
the week al AZ and 45 cts. and of yellow at AZ and
48 cts. These prices continued-up to yesterday.
To-day there is less in market, and sales Of white
were made at Is and AZ IT'S, and OF yellow at 48
and so cts.
RYE.-Ssles of Nd. Rye were made during the
week at 46 and 48 CTS, and parcel of susque
hanna at 81 cts. We quote these rates to-day.
OATs.-We quote to-day, according to quality, at
25 ard % cts.
CLovRsEED.-We quote the wholesale price Of
fair to prime al 50 to $40 per bushcl.
PLAsrER-Has advanced. Sales this week at
81 ga and S4,75 per ton.
NHIsKEY.-This article is shade lower. We
now quote hhds. % cts. and bbls. at % IA cts
The Wagon price is 90 cts, exclusive of the Dol.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-19
North Town-C0mpany!

THNHE Company is informed that the muster day
n has been changed from the second Saturday
in April to The first Saturday 10 the same month,
1.-THE 4ih.) The Company will therefore, parade
in front Of the Mortias5Hrg Hoxss, on SATuRD Az,
the 4,h proximo, al o'clock, NJ.
w. A. SoMMERvILLE,
March 49, 1910. Cant
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-19
ADVERTISING MEMORANDA.

Sale, to-day, at The residence OF the subscriber,
OF valuable Personal Property, by John Jam'son'
Sale, on Monday next, before the Court House
door in Bath, of valuable Morgan Lands, by Henry
A. Byrue, Esq, Special Commissioner
Sale, on Wednesday next, at the late residence
Of John Park, deed, Of Personal Property, by Jas
Park. Admir-.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-19
- -
M a II II 7 x d,

On Thursday, the 18th instant, by Rev Lewis
F. Wilson, MIR. WESLEY Ellis, to Miss REBEccA
robson, all Of this County
In Washington County, Md, near Shepherds
town, on Thursday, the Goth utImo by the Rev.
Mr. Douglass, MIR. john HAIsEs, formerly OF
Charestown, to Miss MARY WILLIAMS, ali OF
Shephcrds;own, Jeiferson County.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-19

A IL persons who are indebted to me f,r work
IA done al my Ship, are requested to CONS for
ward and make payment Immediately: and these
having claims against me, present them for
lie ment, as contemplate making change 10 my
business. A. SnoBER.
March 10, $780,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-19

A Ii persons indebted TO me, either BY note or
IN open account, will confer favor by calling
and settling The same, expect to leave here the
LIST Of April, and am desirous Of having accounts
brought TO a close. DAVID HUFF.
March 49, 1870
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-19
W.4.VsTEn.

A JOURNEfMANCABlN TMAKERiswan.
IN ted, by the subscriber at Bunker s-bill Betke-
ley County, Va. Constant work and liberal wages
viii be given. JOSEPH LIKENS.
March 10, I340.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-19

WHILE has had thlen COTS trained 10 the
Upited States; one ran two.mile heats at Bati-
mare Gladly rilden) in 3m. 49sec., and 3m. 49sec
sad had s. 900 cash offered Tor bim--while apother
won at Richmond, at three two mile heats. and had
So 500 offered for him Mr.. Robard's colt 10
Thought by many excellent judges to be the best
colt trained in America last year.
October %, 1889.
81 assure you that consider the Whale colt,
trained by M this fail, very histrats colt.
have trained and rnansg ed, At different times, sons
Of the beat racers in the country. 10 wit: The
Queen, Billy Townes, Steel, Eloise. and others
when thee years, and after full and sufficient tr
ais do NOT hesitate to Gay thar considered the
Whsle solt ths best three year old ever trained.
WILLIAM A. PORTER"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-19
RELTGFOUS NOTICES.

Episcopal services may be expected at Hedges
vile on the fourth Sunday, (the 22d) in tina isre-
noon; and in Mertinsburg, on the min sunday
THE 9sth) in the forenoon. March D. lsao'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-19
Public Sale
Wiy
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY.

VALUABLE PthSUNhl PROPERTY.
HAVING sold my farm, | win offer. q, pubic
4 N sale, on Thnrsdey, ne lotA day Of March,
ali my
Stock n Farming EfcsasSls,
CONSISTING or
II head IF HORSES and COL TS--omong sf
them pair Of totH matched aud ueA broke CARR
age Horses;
COVS, H0GS. aud SHEEP, (j,.H bred broad
tails or Ba,bary;)
Carriage and Harnsss; Suiky aud Harness |,
Also, Sleigh;
pigeons, Carts. pioughs, and H1ro,cs;
l SET Of Biocksmith's Too's;
10 Stoyes--FrdnkIin and other Stoves all in
good order;
| ne,c Wheat Fan scih carious other articles.
annecessdry to entimsrafe.
I'erms.--A credit of six months will be givon on
oil sums Of $40, and upwards, upon the purchaser
giving bond and approved security: under that sum-
cash. JOHN JAMESON.
March 2 1910 -qw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-19

NOD AND HAKE FISH, for sale by
. WILSON s. TOLL.
March 10, 1870.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-19
VALUABLE
MORGAN LANDS

VALUABLE
MORGAN LANDS
FOR SALE.
I'm pursuance Of decree the County Court Of
n Morsan, psoa,ancsd On tho 27lh 81 January,
1870, IN suit Of Robert g. Ga.sin ~ the Heirs Of
Aphcus Gustin, the undersigned will otfer for sale,
public rncsicn. before the Cour,-tIause In Bath
on Monday. re 23d % MarcA merit, (court-dsy.)
the following parcel u RIAL ESTATE. In Nor
gan County. Va, e which Alpheos Gussin. died.
sezs a, sixs
HtAIfaY DU LOTT MDs 3d.
On Wilkes Street. ia the torn Of Bath This 10
the Southern half Of Lot so. II lies nearly opro-
site the Court-House. and h near the censrs Of
The iowa, The buildings On II are pretty good, and
il IL now occupied a. TAVERN STAND.
1D.
spUrrRFW AUykT8S @5T ILANDp
(callcd ou,-ots) ona mile East of Bath, on the
Malsinsbusg road.
a ERAUsp OIy no ACTRESS
On the Potomac, adjoining the lands Of C. orrick,
Esq aud Capt. higgins. The Baltimore and
Obi, Rail Road passes through this land. Il 10
partially improved and web tmbered. and lles
abou, three miles North Of Bath.
ATHs
a TfaSAGgp Oly lll1 ANRIEyy
Situate about eight miles Nor,hrEast Of Bath, and
near the Potomsc. This tract u pretty well i'm
proved, and in good state ofcul,ivation.
gT1z.
AN UNDIVIDED foURTH.PART or A TRACT or
700 ACTRESS
Situate at and near the junction Of Rock Gap Run
and Sleepy Creck--aboai ninc miles South OF Bath.
Rock Gap Run. where II passes through this land
otlards site Cor Saw Mill which could be work
cd tho Whole year. the stream 10 strong and con-
slant. The land (as well the adjoining iands)
il heavily clothed with the best of Timber, and
par, Of the land ia Of the frs, quality Of Greek bot
tom.
These lands sili be set up in parcels, as above
described.
Terms -One-,hrd Of the purchase money to BE-
cash. The remaining two-thirds TO be paid In two
equal payments, at the end Of one and two years:
tho purchaser giving deed Of trust on the proper
y 70 secure tho deferred payments.
Persons DESTROYS to purchase any part Of these
lands. can have them shown to them by application
10 the undersigned, At the Berkeley Springs.
HENRY A. BYRNE,
February 6, 1eto.-ts Special Gem.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-19
nxE ID,

On Tuesday morning the 25,h ullimo, OF her
grand mothers residence, in Goochland, MARY
MAs'le PLsAsAvTs, daughter OF John HamPden
reasanls. L. O., 10 the 4th wear of her age.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-19
PROPERT Y.

to wit: one NEGRO FOMaN, one WAGON,
6 HORSES g. GEARS. and stock of HOGS,
about 40 ia number.
Terms.-A credit of three months on all sums
of SIS and upwards, upon the purchaser giving bond
and approved security. The Negro Woman will be
sold for cash. EDMUND p. HUNTER,
March 10 I330-4w Trmsfse
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-19
TRITST SALE.

FENHE Undersigned Trustee in deed from John
n /. Henderson, for the benefit Of Thomas PAT.
ton and Thomas 5. Page, will sell, at public suc-
ton, the highest bidder. tho residence OF said
Henderson, at Ranson's Mill, on Thursaay, lhe
I'd dag of Apyi merit the following
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-19

VIRGINIA Tin the County Court FOR Morgan Coun-
ty, February Rules, 1910,
Jacob Re,ehard. pug.
william Mosks, BAIL Meeks, Jeremiah Meeks,
Pbebe Cottedge, the unknown Heirs Of Lewis
Meeks, Jr., deed. Talbot Rockhold (aiias Rock
weIl) and Sally his wife. Jonathan Barker, Abra-
ham, William, Jane, Mary, Ann Elizabeth. snd
John, children OF said Jouathnn Barker and DE.
lila his wife, formerly Della Meeks, now de-
ceased. III.
liz CHANcERY.
vHyflE defendants. William Meeks, BAIL Meoks.
IL Jeremiah Mceks. Phcbn Cottedge, and the I'M
known Hairs of Lewis Meeks, Jr., deed, ha.
wing entered their appearance and given security,
according 10 the act ef Assembly and tho rules Of
this Comet, and appearing BY satisfactory evidences
that they not inhabitants Of this Common
wealth, II is ordered thar this said defendants do
their appearance to this suit, the first day
Of the next May term Of this court, and answer tho
plaintiffs bill: and that n cory Of this order he
forthwith published 10 some newspaper, In tho
County &c Berkeley, for two months sucressively.
and like copy posted tho front door Of the
Court House Of The said County OF Morgan.
A Copy. --Tes.e.
j. REiCHARD. Q. M.s
Fshr,iar, ~ f94O.--om
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-19

~ Ger aud geuer Of
race Horses, is a very
rich and fine bay. now 10
wears old, (,be best age
Tor getting sitss-rase run
aers IL full health and
vigor, and very lively end
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-01-18
ElTZ1lNNIAno

MARRIED--At Buck Horn, on Thurs
day evening, the 9th inst. by the Rev. Mr.
Waller Mr.. SIMON p. KASE of Danvlle,
TO Miss ELIZABETH S. eldest daughter
of John McReynolde Esq. all Of Colum-
bia county.
The printer was not forgotten, as the a
bove notice was accompanied by delicious
loaf Of cake and sparkling bottle Of wine,
for which the eparties will receive our thanks,
and our hearty good wishes that their
Life may be Spring, calm as the morn,
Pure as the young affections ray,
Gay as the flowers its path adorn,
Bright as the hues of opening day.
In Briar Creek, on Thursday last, by
the Rev. G. C, Drake, Mr.. NELSON
CREVLING, of Bloomsbury, to Miss
PHEBE, daughter of Mr.. Joseph Eek, ol
the former place.