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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-12
TERMS AND PRIyllseEs eRsNTrn.

WAaLE will stand hi. season. which tn.
commenced, and viii end the LIST Of Julv at NV sta
bic. p niles OF Berryvile, Clarke Ccanty. Va
at s0U the season, to be paid on or before the "a
day Of July next and SIS insurance, TO be paid as
soon ~ the mare Is kpowa to be iii ioai. Parting
with toe mare. Or irregular attendance a, the stand,
tgrieits thc insurance And 81 cash 10 the Groom.
70 be sent With the mare. Ga account OF The diff
Guilty oi The times have taken the responsibility
Of redacing the terms Of Whales services from what
they Were 70 what they now are. Surely a liberal
public will meet this with liberal announcement
and prompt payment. Cannot guarantee service,
50 cheap another year, particularly from a tried
stock Horse.
This is fine grass country, and pasiursse will
be furnished at SO per week but will no, be
accountable for accidents or escapes. Every at
ention shall be paid to mares, and mares and colts
and precsuion used to prevent either. Gentlemen
wishing their fed on grain, will give write
directions to that effectit shall be done as cheap
a. possible.
BY letter or conversation with me, gentlemen can
ascertain upon trhat conditions haifBred md
coarse mares come at $50 tie season, or $50 10
insure.
A gentleman putting five mares Of his own, will
be entitled to Of them gratis A company put
ting six mares, and each one 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 satisf
ed at the end Of the season. will Re permitted to 60
on to him. free of further charge for his services
until their owners are requested to remove them.
Mares put last year to Felt by the season, and fail
Ing, may be insured this yesi to Whale at the sea-
son price, 1t their accounts were paid up by the Cd
OF July, 1889. Mares put This year by the season,
and failing. may be insured next year, to any horse
then standing at my stable. at the price OF the sea-
son OF such horse If their for this year shall
be settled at the expiration cf This season. No
mare will be entitled to these privileges and edyan-
tages, unless the terms are strictly complied with
JOSIAH WIN. WARE.
Berryyille, Clarke County, Va,
March ID, 1910
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FHNHE WIG wascrs bsve deelared hosiilites
NJ against 0ur nciebsr d.. JsYNgs aecoun,
If his HAIR IONIC. vbirh IA krof king All ,heh
businrss into "coeksa hat F." |. ode. and sentie-
man --ola aud young -afe n.ek. ~ liz Doctor
standard Heads long divesfsd of av.n Tie Grs'
rudm,nis of hair. after using hi- Hair Tonic
appear with rev aud alwins logks. which ib-a-
lom himself might heve snvicd Bcardess heys
are seen with large and bu-ty ahisSersi and dfs
smile again through their own raven lneiei more
beautiful and bewitching than ever. Bald heads
are d,,iing their Wigs snd throeing ten 10 lie
" uoles and the bs'-.R whc lie Wig mixers stand
agbast They beholl the deupii;ou Of their busi-
ness,
What will be the Consequences of tbs wsr we
know not, as tl,c Wsgies NE outrageous sud the
Doctor remains h,m, ard Hectares th,t snrnc
things can be done ~ell ns others" and that
BALD HEADS NAV well wear their hair as
'bat q other. .--PhR Weekiy AsssenEsr.
February 81, 1870.
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worms! Worr,ls!!

YEv0 remove these troublezome and dangerous In
H bsbi,asts ofihe Stomach ard Bowels, which 20
often npar the Health and destroy The lives o clil-
drcn. use D.. JAYNE'S IONIC vERMiFuGE,
a certain ard safe preparation for the removal oil
the various kinds o. Worms, Dyspepsia Sour Sso-
ma -, Want of Apperi,e. inianrile feverand Agne,
and Debility of The Stomach and Bowels and or
gans Of digestion.
To be had 1t No. 90 South Third -. Phiiadel-
pbis, ard for sale BY WILSON & DOLL. Agents,
Mariinsburg w.
February ~, 1870.
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wuAEE,s GET.

:, "F.4LE has had three colts trained 10 the
eHi'ed States; one ran two-me heats at Balti-
more badly ridden) in 3m. 49sec., and 3m 49sec.;
qua mad s. 600 cash offered for him--while another
so at Richmond at three wo.mile heats, ard had
ro'ooo offered for him. Mr.. Robard's colt is
noosht by many excellent judges to be the best
'0'' trained in America last year.
October %, 1899.
-. l assure you that consider the Whale colt,
ssaained by me this fall, very 6rst-rale colt. |
90 1--we trained and managed at different timos,
n 'ne best racers in the country, to wit The
zen Billy Townes Steel, Eloise and others,
aeh thee years. and after full and sufficient tri-
W. W. do not hesitate to say that considered the
''ae colt the beat three year old ever trained. I"
WILLIAM A. PORTER.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
I'M



M subscriber hasing, At cradle expense.
n erected Aew and Commaainvs gY,rk NJ.
~ q me norih-wess csruer Of the Public Square,
troniing on King sssvei.1 sai ssiusnins he Isuvt
hase, respectfully nfasns the c,sixen. ii tbs town
ana cauas, snd the rvsveilinr public generally hat
he y prepared and determined 20 serve them Ia his
Inc. y mode not surpassed BY any public heuse
~ the Valley, and ~ prices accommodated 10 the
general ptassure 10 the money market.
lil- BAR i well stored with the choicest Ii.
gaoss, seiscsed hs himself Ia Baltimore; HE IA
Bile shai al all ,imes. be supplied with The be-,
'hAs euf markets can afford; and the STABLE l.
apdsr The dircction ofcareful and attentive Oser,
The CiiAMRERS--furnish in elegant s,,ie--
viii .ser receive that attention due 10 the dormito
~ 81 gentleman lna wufd. every thing shall ho
conducted in fsst rate order.
~ tie fitting Up Of the uniisd States Hotel. The
subscriber has hsj eye chiefly to the consFo,t And
ssat'hca,ion Of the public, TO whom he looks with.
confidence, for patronage, al once tho reward 81
past endcsNors and an incentive future exertion.
A. oDEN.
Narfinsbpre. December &c 1885. --,f
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n souGH. ASTHMA. SPLITTING BLOOD OF
~ SIXTY YEARS STANDING. CURED by
JAfNk'S ExPECIoRANT.
frem Atssnssn's PAiiaaeipsia Ev<ninr PSn.
Pa,LAnxLrRiA. Aug rs. 1888.
mr.. ATEsSsas--Sir--It has been my xs,sfo.tunr
20 isoor under coasgh and ss,hmatcai oppression,
TOT more thaa hall century. When u solder In
mo American camp, IN 1919, I. win, a,any Others.
towing = great exposure. had violent astark Of
disease q sha lungs, By which ~as disabled isou
daty Tor long time Ssnce that rsfina, until "a.
eenlayt have neNet bcen trce from violent cough
ADD dstiisuis OF breathing. icar after wear haxa
expcctoratcd over gill aa,; ofen ,s,,.h -.
and sometimes mixed snh blood. For raea.ha -.
geihve, night ahcs night. havn had ID ali a. il
holsiefed UP 10 obtain my breath. Tho ~eaAre..
aad debility caused by such constant sspee,a.nt,an'
tsqaentls brought state La,slrriaT IN 3-a,h
Il has beea matter Of assoaisn,nuf, 10 81, fanly
and ssieadsi that am here 10 ~siie this ,oNou.
have bad skiiliui Physicians slsend me- ed evry
shins deue that was thought likely IL eisa q 4 e..
tes, witseut AIRY brnshcial feet Last w,a,ae
h9d another very severe attack o( itaamnsation I'll
the iungs, which fully expected woad be ,hs la.,
then considered my As past tie MD Of md
niue, VIXEN was persuaded 10 cal Ia Df. JAssg
y III the assistance Of Divine Providence through
nm, was 0ac~ raised from m, bed bar tho
coush ing and whcttfg wcasied me day aud riaht
tie advised me 10 use his Expeetossu,. ! ali 20.
With strong hope, that Ms had eured many 81
my atqasntahses OF various diseases q the l,nrs.
u might at least ,niglsa,s my saiIs,inss Need
say how graiiicd feel 1, hs. d scsuals carcd
me Az soon as commenced taking II. | found il
reached my casv. and began 10 breathe ul,h mo
ltcrdoia. My exfeotoratsop brceae ua.y. and NV
cough entirely l.it me. ! nov fsei IA Wi. "a eve,
did "a my he. and am better than have been 70,
the laa sixty years Last summer sri, et,as
dealoibloodi nov. thank God a am petfsetiyeu,ei
Now 81. after suffering AZ hong and fasl.ne a, .a.,
such signal rceftlom Dr. 1AYSE's ExpKe1oeANr.
feel anxious 10 inlorn my teow.eit,xsn. Uhvra re-.
liet may be had. NICHOLAS HARRIS. Sr.
No IS Lombard street
Mr. Hsnnts has long been a worthy member
( We believe Dsaoonl Of The First Bspi, Chureh
u this city ard implicit confidence noy be placed
in his assertions
fo'sons are invited 10 call and SEQ him. and sais
y themselves.
The above ,ausble medicine ma. be nd Whole
sale and Retail, a, JAfNE'S DRUG al gHEttl.
CAL STORE, No, 20 Soui, Third sircst philn.
deiph'a. Also, tor sais BY WILSON & DOLL.
Agents, Msrtinsharg. Va,
his Exreciaranl never fails 70 cu,e A. lima or
.ellrve 9 cough. Fahrua,, ~, ia40
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NOTICE.

EEyHE undersigned would respectfully inform
N those indebted TO Lyles s. Oden, for the ser.
vice OF their horse Friendship, unless they come
forward and settle the same, on or before the FIST
day OF April Court ensuing. their accounts will be
placed in the hands of an officer for collection
lGNATIUS P. LYLEs.
March ~, 1S40--5w
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Ei.esh CoalfecftoaaMrg. Sc.

EUSr received, a fresh supply 81 Candies Figs,
CD Lemons. Bunch and Cluster RAisoas, Aim
onds, Englsh Walnuts, Palm Nuts, and fiibers
Aiso Cider Vinegar, which viii tp sold on pisasiag
terms DAVID HUFF
January 90, 1910.
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NO APOLOGY FOR WIGS.
Attention, EsaId Heads!

IN all the remedies ever devised for ihr rssto
W ration and preservation of The HAIR. uoih-
M been found equal 10 IAYNE'S OLEAGI-
NOUS HAIR TONIC. IL ,cldom fails to restore
tie hair TO health and beauty. Many who were
bald few months ago. can now oxhhlt lusulianl
heads o( hair by The use oft.
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apprentices Wanted.

hNE or two Apprentices wanted 10 the Tai.
W !oring Business by the subscriber Boys from
IA 10 l6 will be preferred. JOHN HOKE.
February 90, 1910.
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Copy qfa later from DIR. S. s. FYsea--

Copy ofa letter from Dir. S. S. Fitch
rniLApELpHlA May 10, 1893
DR. JAYsF--Dear SRI feel Tint can hardly say
enough TO you IN favor oithe Oeaginous Hair To.
mic, prepared hy you. My lar had been falling oil
about years. and had becume very ihia--thrrai.
eaing speedy baldaess, wben | COMMENCED using
hs remedy Ia about week II ceased to fiil eif
have used i, now about three months and have
as foil and dick bead Of hair a. can possibly
desire have recommended iis use 10 a number
Of ny friends, who all speak well OF It. Ii faithful.
" employed have no doubt Of It's general SUGGEST
| mag ID, tia before using the Tonic, had tried
almost all tie various articles employed for the
hair. such as the A.acassar OIL, ali the different
Preparations Of Bears Oil, Vegetable Hair OIL,
&c, without experiencing much, il any benefit.
Respectfully YOURS,
S S. FITCH, No. I72 Chestnut St.
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S. iAisWAiaIDo

Va AS lost on Tuesday last. between McCoy's
w Ferry. and Mariinsburg. ten keyed B 4.
NY lU TIE in a morocco case. To any ono
WHO has found said flute and will return the same
70 me. at Mr.. Boak's. Mariinsbufs House." the
above reward will be gwen
March - l340--3s S. +. GuNPERT.
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MORUS MULTICAULUS.

a NHRlSTlAN TABLER, of VIM, will make
" sale OF Trees and Cuttings Of the genulne
Ch'aese Morns Muhicaulas, AID Alpine Mulberry
deliverable to purchasers at sach period in the
spring as is convenient to them; and will enter in
TO contracts accordingly. Prices and terms for the
Trees and Cuttings viii be forwarded to all vino
may apply for them by mail, az well as prices of
Silk Worm Eggs. The Muiicaulus Trees are re-
markedly vigorous, and as purchased the Cuttings
from Prince & Sons, who fist imported the gcnu.
inc tree. purchasers sure Of obtaining the true
kind II is from this cause, and from the erea, al
enton paid TO them, that the Trees they ha We sold,
have given universal satisfaction.
Near Martinsburg, March 5. 1910 st
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.HOY,ECE.

"A NETTING Of the Subscribers 10 the fund for
I n establishing Democratic Newspaper in Mar
unsourg, is requested, at BiIlmyer's Hotel on Sat
Hraay, fhe Ian inst at 3 o'clock, p, NJ. A pune.
'ea attendance IS desirable for the purpose OF Q,
nizing and transacting such business a. NAV come
before them. March l9. l940--Iw
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C0py u a Ifffer from c. c. Pork, Tasfor n De
Baptist Church, al Haddonfeld, " j..
HAppoSFIELp, N. j.. Feb. l2, 1899.
DR. D. JAYss--Sir---l take pleasure ia inform.
ing you that the bottle Of Hair Tonic which | OBJ
tanned OF you last Oelober. has proved salts
factoiy and succes.ful. Ny hair had for long
time been exceedingly thin. But fnr Two or thee
years past it had so fallen out, that my hsai had
become almost entirely bald. | was under The ne
ccssiiy Of coneealing the blindness by connbng The
hair on the sides over il. But nov, alter using
about half bottle Of the Tonic" have az uxu.
rant growth Of hair as | ever Ind
c. c. PARK.
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VALUABLE

VALUABLE
MORGAN LANDS
FOR SALE.
q pursuance Of decree ofthe County Court Of
~ Morgan. pronounced tho 9th Of January.
i3so. in sut Of Robert Z, Gustin ~ the Hcirs Of
aiphens Gustin. The undersigned will offer for sale.
q; public auc,on. hefure lIc Court. Houae In Bath.
on Monday, he c3d Of Ma,rh merit, (cour,.day.i
The filowing parcels Of REAL ESTATE, in Nor
san County, Va, Of which Alpheas Gusiin, died,
seized, Wat
isr.
TlAlLIY OiT LOTT NO. 90,
On Wilkes Street. in the town Of Bath. This IL
the Southern half Of Loi 80. Il lies nearly oppo-
site to the urt-House, and Ia near tho centre OF
the town. The buildings on Il pretty good, aud
u i nov oecuped asa TAVERN STAND.
aD.
sgiErn2gFH GACDlaIslSS Ofr irnNTyID,
(callsd ou'-iots) one mile East Of BATH on the
Mottinsbusg road.
A FEra.ATsp WTg MD ADRlHg.
On the Potomac, adjo' oing the lands Of c. orrick,
E.q md Capt. Higgins. Tho Baltimore md
Obi, Rail Roai passes through this land. Il l.
partially improved and well limbered and lies
about thrve miles North Of Bath.
zTE.
"a TpIAAUgP OIg nm Ad9fniBS.
Situate abont cish, milo. NORTHEAST Of Bath, and
near the Potomac. This hsct IL pretty we'll inn
proved, end 10 good siase al rulllyation.
HxE.
An UNDIVIDED F0uhTH.PART Or 4 TAAc1 Of
yDsD AQENsESJ
sifuaie 81 ard near the juacsion oi Rock Oar Run
and Sleepy Creek --sbpnt pioe tnilrs South II f3axh
Rock GAP Ran where il pnssos through this land.
lao,ds site f,r Saw Mil. whirh could BE- work.
ed the whoio year. the 10 strong and con-
stenf. Thr land (ss we'll the adjoining lands)
Is heasy clothed with The best Of Timber, and
par Of The land i Of the first quality Of Greek bot
tom.
fhesc lands will be act ur in parcels. a. above
described
Terms -~0ue.,hird of The purchase money to be
cash. The remaining twusthirds to be paid 10 Two
eque payments, Of The end Of one and two years:
The purchaser giving doei OF trust the proper
y 10 secure The deferred payments.
Person. d.s,ro.is purchase any part Of these
lands, cnn have them shown 10 them BY application
TO the undersigned. at the Berkeley Sprines.
HENRY A BYREE,
February s, ip4n.---fs Special Con.
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February 8. 1910 -em
Dorsey's yo0th-.5tac yyo,,s.

gHSIiE sale Of this article. and he casss relieved
a give Uncomfortable evidence that this psspafa-
tioa may bs relied on possessng fseeaiiar ptop.
cries relieving ps he Too,h-
Ache Prepared only, anil iof sae wholesale ard
retail BY WI DORSEY
Jnnosfs o 1910. Hreggia
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Mr.. Bosp, one Of tho composiiors in the ofFce
Of the Philadelphia Public Ledger, who had los,
nearly all his hair from of The top Of his hesd has
had ii completely restored by tho ofihis Tonic.
Two Officers Of the American Navy bad good head,
Of hsr restored to them BY using FIVE bolles each
of this HAIR ToSrc, one OF whom was over sixty
years oiage. Four gentlemen connected with the
Public Press in Philadelphia, have also bad their
badness removed by ssing this remedy. The Rev.
Mr. PARKER, Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church,
in Delaware County, Pa, who was completely bald
over all The top Of his head and was also becoming
considerably GRAY, has used only two bottles Of
this Tonic, and has not only luxnriani growth Of
new hair upon bis head, but all the GRAY HAIRS
have dsappesred aud their places have been sup
piled by healthy hair, OF natufsl color. Finally
nine cases Of badness out Of every ten may posi-
lively be removed BY faithful application u his
valuable remedy. There is. therefore, now, No
EXCUSE FOR a BALD HEAD.
Prepared only by DR.. d. JAYNE, sole proprie
tor, No. 20 South Third street. PhiadelPbi1, and
for sale by WILSON & DOLL, Agents, Martips
burg, va. Price 81 per bottle.
February 27. 1910
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VIRGINIA: In rhe County Cogr, ftr Morgan Coun.
~ February Rules 1910,
Jacob Rs,chmd. p'iE
William Mecks, BAIL Mreks Jeremiah Meeks,
Phebe Cortrdge the pnkuown Heirs Of Lewis
Meeks Jr, deed. Talbot Fnchhold Gains Rock
well) and Sally his wife, Jonathan barker, Abra.
ham, William, Jgne, Mary. Au- Elizabeth, and
John, children of said Jonathan Rarkst aud De-
lila his wife = formerly Della Mesks. now de-
ceased, dfis.
IN CHANcERY.
tEyHE defendants, William Neek., BAIL Meeks,
81 Jeremiah hieeks, rhebf Coi,edas, and the IN
known Hairs Of Lewis Ales Ks, H. dae'd. not ha-
wing entered their appearance and giysn secuf,ty.
according 10 the eci &c Assembly,, ard inc rules Of
this Court rnd II appearing by saisfsctory evidence
that they are not Inhabitants Of ihis Common
wealth. il is ordered thrt the said defendants do
enter their appearance 70 this silt the FIRST day
Of the nsxt May term Of ,hi- cou,i, and answer Tie
plaintiff bill; and that copy Of this order he
forlhwi,h published 10 snme newspaper. IN the
County Of Berkeley. for two months successlvelv
and like copy posted on the ffcnr door OF ths
Cousl House ~ the said County II Morgan.
A Copy --Tesic. .
J. HEiCHARD, { ". @
February 81. I64e.--2n
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FOR sale,
Lust Notice.

YNHE undersigned has given several notices.
II thfoughthe Gazstte--requiring payment, frous
,acse indebted,o legmire& lloyd, and J, W. Boy.
& CO. WHICH have been disregarded BY mary.
how for the last time. give notice. that all dsbta
nnpsid, on the 10th ofFebruary next viii be place..
ia other hands for collection
January >, ls4o. j. w. BOYD.
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The Rev. LroylRD FLETCHER. Pastor Of the
Baptist Church, at Gfeat Valley, Pa, who had
been OF less bald Tor mary years, used three
bottles ofthe Hair Tonic. and has now a lips growth
Of new hair ell that part Of his head where he
was bald. writes" My hair ia growing finely. as
sue you" L. FLETCHER.
West Chester Pa, March ., 1899
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HATS g. Cans.

BLACK Beaver ard Russia Hats Fur Sen
hD lcfte, and Seal Caps; black and white Wool
Hats; just received and Cor sale by
Novsn,bcr z. 1899. j. w. BOYD.
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.yusg ReceSred,

GtPLENDID Blk Ground Mousssline de I-aines
- extra fire; also, 30 pieces Of low priced do
which will be sold yefs cheap by
Dec. 5, 1889, A ROBINSON Il CO.
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eaern.Mm ~ Fancy Goods.
HIDES & BARK.

HSHE subscribers. having associated thsmselvrs
a. togeiher in the Tsnniag Busines, at the yard
formerly owned by MIR. VIM. Good, undes the 6rr,
If James Brown e. Son. will pay the bigh~st mar
ket price. in cash. fol HIDES and BARK, deli
vsrrd at their yard.
Msrfinsburp. Nav II. i83s:--tf
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ENSFO2.7alD.
Feathers Wanted.

TIME undersigned will give the highest price
u in casli, for any quantity Of new Feathers.
ARCHIBALD oDEN.
Aur,lef H. 12s0--ff
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american F'resJyscrsosssss,s

/
american FresLyfcrioassssss
a HISTORY Of the Rise. p,asfes,, Gsnin..
IA and Character Of americon Prrsby,erian.
ism, hs WILLIAM lint. y. D.. IL Winehes,e,. ".
Ptiee15 cents. For sale by
A. ROBINSON Il co.
February 90 l8s0.-3w
VthGlNlk.-ln the Cncuit Superior Court OF Law
and chAneely fos Berkeley Couay, F,bluafy
Rules. 1870
"'i'am h'ossen, riJ.
egaiast
Magnus Tate, IN.
IN CHANCERY.
NHE defendant nor havia9 entered lis nnpcar
N snce and given srcuFii according to thc ne
OF Assembly and the rules d tbs Caurt aud il MP
peaiiag 10y satisfactory evidence is, he 10 our Of
this Commemorative il is ordered thu Tire said
defendant do enter his npren,ause 10 this suir. on
the frat day OF the ueSt torn. answer The bill Of
lie plaintiff and give security Tor performing the
decree: and thni copy Of this otler b. forthwith
published N my newspaper within ,Ile County and
cohtinued Tor Two mt~tiis scccesvely. epd sna,he,
copy thereof posted y, the From, door Of ;r Court
House OF the said County.
Cory.--Tests.
JOHN SMOTHER
February g. 1910 Pm
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snzI8 INr2Ol25gzD HORSE.
WHALE.

Il Ger aud gciier of
race Horses, j. a very
rich and fine BAY, now 10
years Old, Zine best age
for getting first-rale run
ners II full health mud
Yignr. and very liyeiN md
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-12
PUBLIC AUCTION!
ON MONDAY NEYri

YEyiiE undersigned, DESTROYS of bringing their
n business 10 a close early as possible, have
determined 10 oif.r their
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-16

at the passage Of the Subtreasury bill, and The
refusal of Congress to extend the charters OF any
Banks, on anu conditions, in the District of Col
urbia These two high handed and outrageous
stretches of power, in opposition to the declared
will of the people of the whole naon in the first
case, and contrary to the unanimous desire and
expectation of the inhabitants of the District of
Columbia, in the latter, are but faint specimens
of what we all shall see and experience, in
the sure course of events, unless by some pow
eIful and extraordinary movement on the part OF
the people, the administration Is checked IN It's
visionary and mad career, and brought back to
the sober and temperate exercise of its legitimate
functions, as in the administrations of Washing
ton, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe and Adams
Thank heaven, we believe the signs of the
times, indicate, that such crisis is at hand. The
very fact, that the administration with its hun
dred thousand office holders and dependents, have
deemed it important, at this critical juncture, to re-
sort to such means, to sustain themselves in pow
err, is an argument that betokens good, and must
tend to convince thousands, who have hitherto
been "halting between two opinions" We say
then, to all true patriots stand to your integrity
eternal vigilance, and incorporating hostility
to executive usurpation, and official interference,
is the price of our liberties These relinquished-
we are gone!-but adhered to, and sustained, our
| beloved Country is safe H.