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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-08-01
THE BURNING MOUNTAIN.

This coal mine, which we have frequent
y nsiiced, ard which took fire about elgh-
cen fionths since, continues burning with
enewed force. There are now three dis
Snct cra,ers, varying IN diameter from thir-
| y to seyenty-hve feet, and each at a deeth
bf from 5 TO 25 feet below the surface.
| I'hc heat emanaiing from the cIaters is ex.
Eremtly intense, from which issue immense
EoInmes of smoke, and the smell of su!pher
8 any thing but agreeable. The rumbling
boise would make visiter think of earth
|huakes, and his examinations would conse-
|quently be made with very careful step.
|l'he vegetation for great distance round
|has been completely destroyed; and its scar
|edappearance gives desolate, and adds TO
tie terrific, character Of the work of destruc-
ion. We cannot conjecture when the fire
will stop, or how it may be quenched by
he management Of the proprietors; but it is
ln Extraordinary phenomehon and az such
swell worth visit from the scientific and
.curlOus,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
CONCORD ACADEMY,
I'm Caroline County, Va.

~w
vTNHE next session Of this Institution win com
I'LL mencs on the lst Of February. LIS location
IL in Caroline County. near tho Richmond and
Frederick burs Rad Road, by means of which,
Students leeg;ag Richmond. arrive at the Academy
in three hours.
The price Of Board and Tuition, including wash
ing. bedding, and fuel, per session OF hse months, Is
500, payable in advance.
The course of instruction comprises the laugue.
ges and sciences generally, and is designed 10 pre-
pare students thoroughly for Colleges and Uni,er.
stiles. The students Of Ancient Languages are al
ranged in Two classes, junior end senior, and are IN
structed by dali, projections and cxaruinetions.-
They are also exercised rcgularl, in converting
Geek aud Latin into English, and English into
Greek and Latin, Ia conaection with Ancient
Languages, ere taught Ancient Geography md An
cient History.
The Mathematical course cornposcs Ari,hmetic,
Algebra, Geometry. Plane Trigonometry. Spherical
Trigonometry, with its application = Nautical As
tronomy, Analytic Geometry, and the DiHereRtial
and Integral Calculus.
The course Of Natural Philosophy compris s Me.
chanics, carbohydrates, I'neumntirs, Acoustics.
Electricity and Galyanism, Optics and Astronomy
Geology and Mincraleey are taught 10 connection
with Chemistry.
The couss Sc Of Moral Philosophy comrrises Bellies
Letires, Rhetoric, Ethics, and Political Economy.
For tho character aud merits Of The Institution,
reference is made to Rev. Nicholas Cohbs, Of Peters
burg, lion. J. Y. Mason, OF Southampton; Hon.
n. NJ. T. Hunter, OF Essex; and to tho Professors
OF the University of Virginia.
Parents and Guardians, who may wish TO plase
THEN sons aud wards ut this Seminary, are request
cd 10 make emily application by letter, directed to
Concord Academy, Caroline County, Va, and nd
dressed to either of the subscribers.
+. W COLEMAN, President,
A. N. IF u. of Ia.
J.. D. COLEMAN.
january l6, 1840-iw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
ipAUrEAGiASe


This mos, desirable why Of risking IN lotteries,
meets the most ~sangnine expectation OF advsntn-
,nrers; the iisk Is considerably le.sencd. and the
chance Of drawing prizes greatly increased. Each
pecksge contains MI tbs numbers placed IN this
wheel; consequently all the drawn Ballots mus, be
in the paekage.--It also may contain the THREE
Hirhest Capital Prizes in the LOTTERY.
This method, successfully adopted by my pa
irons, has been followed by the most unprecedented
and fortunate results. ROB NSON has been par
iicularl, fortunate in selling Prizes. and be conf
IDENTIFY expects TO reciprocsie the iavofs OF those
who patronize him. by selling them fortunate and
successfui Tickets.
NV patrons are requested TO NAME, distinctly,
the Town. County, and State. IN which they RES
pectiyely reside. in order that no delay may take
place by reason Of misdIrection ct letters All or
der. 90 perfectly safe BY mail when add, essed to
E. W. ROBINSON,
Baltimore. Nd.
UThe Names Of slI persons who deal with the
subscriber, are kept perfectly eoshdeniiai' ard those
Who dfaw prizes never published or nude known.
January l6. 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30

situate about 81 miles from Winchester, and /
from Newtown.
A FARM. Of about 200 acres, all limestone
land, $50 acres cleared, and SO or go in wood
There are II acres Of fine meadow, with a never
failing stream, aud also three beautiful limestone
springs near the dwelling, which is a TWO'SlO-
RN HOUSE, with four rooms, cellar, closets, &c.
There is a small orchard Sear the house. l am
collecting materials for the erection of a barn and
stables, and in tbs yard adjacent there will be run
mig water. This land is naturally veiy produce
tive, and much of il is now in good ordss. Tho
timber land, oyergrown with black and white oak,
ash aud walnut, denotes the natural quality OF the
soil. NV terms will be e-ihifd in. cash, and long
tredits on the deferred payments, the purchaser
paving interest.
ANOTHER TRACT, ofl00 acres, and a MER.
CHANT MILL. This land Formerly kean &
Powelps) also is limestone, aud Immediately adj
joining the above described farm. Seventy acres
are cleared, and the land of a superior quality, en-
braciHg twenty acres of meadow. Thirty acres are
IN excellent timber. The Improvements are a
barn, granary, new stone dairy, smoke-bouse, and
excellent garden. The large dwelling house has
recently been destroyed by fire accidentally, but as
the c%himnies, foundation, cellar, and some Of the
materials remain, it could be rebuilt for compata-
lively a small sum. The situation is in the midst
ola planted grove, near two fine springs, ONE OF
"'f~N lN'Fo ~ liz ohliJs Nv rttt - = Wv '"'
ding, As feet by 4s, having a pair of wheat burns,
and a pair of country runners, together with Car
ding Machines. The fall is l6 feet, and the stream
constant. The Mill being at the junction OF the
two farms, it can be attached TO either, or | would
give a lease separately for Is years upon ii, the te-
nant making certain repairs, and securing a mode
rate yearly rent.
These two farms may be united, and form, with
the Mill, u very desirable estate. 1t is a ~popuious
neishborhood, with the advantage OF good society
and health, convenient access TO churches, schools
markets, mills, and shops-the latter embracing,
among others, superior w~asonmaker's and black
smiths. Winchester affords a capital market fol-
all the surplus of a farm, as we'll as the produce Of
dairy and there being a Rail Road from thence
10 Baltimore, the entire cost of transporting a bar
teio' Hour to that city, is Only SO cents, The land
''easIIy cultivated, lies wen, and ia adapted tc
corn, wheat, and grass. The great Valley Turn
PIKE passes these tracts. For any further inioruna
pon, Apply TO me, near Newtown, or TO my brother
~ W.. Barton, residing in Winchester.
RICHARD w. BARTON.
Near Newtown, Jar, 90. l840.-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
o. Tickets $2O-No Shares.-n
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,

THE VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND.
ED BELONGING to Jno. X. Cooke, Esq, of Rich
I'D mond, which, before his departure tor Rich
mond, was advertised for sale by him on the l4,h
Of September and 1lth Of October, and which he
was rrevented offering for sale, ia the FIRST instance,
by he illness of his family, and in the second, by
tie suspension Of sp~ci- payments by The Banks
lust before the day fixed Cor the sale. viii, by vr
Tue Of deeds Of trust executed by the said John H..
Cooke. AMI in pursuance of a decree OF The Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery foI Frederick
County, be sold, by the subscriber, 10 the highest
bidder, at public auction, at the residence OF Lewis
A. Smith. on the premises, on Saturday, me 29h
day Of February neat. Those who wish TO Pur-
chase, are assured that no further postponement
will take place. (,
The whole tract contains about 500 acres. and
will he sold in TWO PARCELS, divided from
each other by one straight line running across the
tract nearly north and south. The upper or ives
tern tract will contain about 40 acres, and the
lower or eastern tract about $50 ACRES Inc lana
is aboHt TWO miles north OF Ninchesier, ana wlhln
a fsw hundred wards of the Winchester and Poto-
mac Rail Rood, which ia connected with the Balti-
more and Ohio Rail Road at Harpers-Fer dis
lance OF the land from Baltimore, by Rail Road
1I2 miles-Crom Washington, by Rail Road and
Canal. % miles. The Rail Road Depot, at Win
chester, affords a cash market, at Baltimore prices'
freight Of, for all kinds Of produce. The land has
the advantage Of \ stream Of water running through
The middle Of both tracts. and Touring Mlls abound
in the vicinity. The terms Of sale, which VIII be
very liberal, will be made known on the dag o
sale, or sooner, upon application by any person dis
nosed 70 purchase. Possession of the upper traci
win be given Immediately, and Of the lower tract II
foil by the first of Aoril. The purchaser OF th'
latter will get immediate possession OF such held
as he may wish to cultivate in corn.
Sale 10 commence at - o'clock. M.
A. s. TIDBALL, TrNs. g. Gem.
Winchester, Jan. %, lei2.-6%
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
u
kerts.~est eorser Of fAs Pwblse Sqsaser
Martinsburg, Va.

tNtNcf VI shE a N1tt& R&H&ftt
Martinsburg, Va.
YBSHE ssbscriber having. asconsidershle expense,
a eteesed a New aad Cosaaodsoas Brick Hc-
tel, At the northwest corner Of the Public Sqaafe,
~(fronting on King street. AVID adjoining the Court
house, respectfully informs the citizens Of lhs town
and county. and the travelling public generally thst
ne Is prepared aud determined 10 seIvc them Ia hse
lina, in "a mode MOI surpassed by ANY public house
10 The Valley, and at pricts accommodated 10 the
senetsl pressure IN the moars market.
Ills BAR Il wen Stored with the choicest W.
quots. selected by himself ia Baltimore; his Ia
BILE shall. at all times, be supplied sith The best
that our markets cen Afford; aud the STABLE is
under the direction of~caretui and attentive 0@llers.
The CHAMBERS furnished IL clegan. sisle-
will ever receive that attention due 10 The defmito.
ny OF a gentleman. 10 3 ~,ad. esess llsiag shall be
conducted in FIRST satt order.
In The ssiag on of the United States Hotel, Tie
subscriber has hai an eye chi,ns 70 the csrelo'i and
Qualification Of the public, 90 whom he locks with.
contideHee, for a patronage, at ance the reward q
pact cndcavprs, ard an incentive to future exertioa,
a. ODEN,
Martinsburg, Dcccmbcs % 183g--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
Last Notice.

TEyHE undersigned has given several notices,
throaghthe Gszetie-reqpiring pas msni. from
those indebted to Iioguiie& E.yd, and J.. W. Boyd
s. Co, which have been disregaided BY many, !
now for the last time, give notice, that all debts
unpaid, on the 10Th Of February next, will be placed
in ofhet hands for collection.
january o, 1870. y. w. BOYD,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
The Patrons OF Clarke

NALL find below a synopsis of schemes for
Wv 1910. As an iadecemept TO saventurers TO
embark IN these schemes, il would be an idle waste
Of tine To enumerate the capital prizes sold by me
within a sew years-it would be useless 10 speak Of
the unprecedented success THAT has attended ne ~
The sale Of capital ptizes. Ii is unnecessary, If |
was al liberty 10 give the names of 10000 persons,
who have been raised from poverty to atsluence,
within the LAS, ter years, through my inaaence with
the " Goddess Of Fate" / have been 81 gagged in
the business too long. and M fame is TOO well es-
teblished as The greatest prize seller in the world,
10 make il necessary, when | sell a capital prize,
to stick a puff 10 every newsps per, beaded Huz-
"a for ClaIke-fre the great guns"-ihanks TO the
Goddess of Fate, | have passed that day. Iii so
common an occurrence Tor me 10 sell capital prizes,
and il is well known that | do sell them every draw
ing. that il 10 useless 10 make a noise about il. My
business is 40 extensive that thousands every year
buy tickets and draw capital prizes that the public
never know or hear any thing about. because they
deal confientially. The only inducemenr, then,
that | would throw out to adventurers, IS, that II
they are TO make a fortune by drawing a capital
prize, they need not expect to do it with a ticket
purchased from any one else but
JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
January %, 1910. Whselusg, Va.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
The heirs OF Edward o. Williams. SC
IN CHANCERY.

HyHE defendants, Sophia Clagse,i, Eliza Strobe,
n Mary Clrgge,t, Lewis B. Martin. Richard G..
Martin, Honoge Martin, John II. Martin, iiofatio
Clag gel,. Ann Claggeti, Edward G Griffith, Eiiza
Guei,h, Edward q Williams, and Eliza ~ Agde-
lot, not having entered their appearance and gwen
security. according 10 the act Of Assembly, and
rules OF this Court. and ii appearing to the Court
that they are NOT inhabitants Of this Commonwealth
i, is ordered that the said defendants do sppenr
here IN The second Monday of Nianh next. and an
swcr the bill Of the complainant; and further, that
this order be published = in the Msrtinsburg Gazette
for two months successfully, and posted al Tie front
door of the Court House Of this County.
A CoPy.-feste.
HARRISON WAITE, c. D. C.
January 16, 1870 Pm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
Egesatedies
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c. &

F-N IVNUIID, NOLDD, NDs ON.
Netc England Cough Syrup.
BGisam Of Honey.
La Motifs Cough Drops.
Compound Syrup Of Iceland Moss.
'tih above preparations are medicines, tine
Character of which entities them TO be rank
Cd high as remedies for the various diseases for
winch they are recommended and, therefore,, may
S'Iei'ed on as being perfectly safe as TO their ct
ueI' upon the system-all Of which are for sale,
"'n many other articles Of the same character,
'y WIN. DORSEY,
January %. l640. Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT LOTTERY,
Class No. 5, 10 be dram FEB. 80, 1910.
N.EWs
CT lotteries.

VIZ ~
A D~VENIURERS throughout tho United States
"A will bear in mind that the judges ofthe Grand
Real Estate and Stock Lotteries Of New Orleans.
will commence deposiiing the numbers, prizes, and
blanks, OF The Second Ciass, or Two Million Lolte-
IS, in the wheels, on the 9Th day of January, 1910.
IL is presumed it will take at least one month To
deposite them-aftcr which the Lottery will posi-
tively be drawn with all possible despatch. This
is one of the most splendid Lotteries ever drawn
in the U States, or ever will be drawn a~gain--ha.
wing more mammoth capital prizes than ever was
known in one LOTTERY aoy where in the world
The first capital is real estate ia the CRY of New
Orleans, valued Mt $500. 600, and renls for $50, 900
per annum. The second C pital ia real estate in
the city Of New Oeleuns, valued at $500 600, and
rents for $30,000. The third capital is real estafe
Ia the city of New Orleans, valued at $3.50 900.
aud rents for $4,000 per annnm-brsides hume
rous pr'zes Of 500 900, $50 600. $40 900; $751;
600 $50 900 SIS, 600 $40, 900, SIS, 200. $4,000,
IS 600. &c. &c, amounting in all TO the enormous
sum OF s. 5000 D
o. Tickets $2O-No Shares.-n
1OfdeIs received until the LIST of March, l840.sQ
AAVenturers who contemplate embsrking in this
truly brilliant and extraordinary scheme, if they
would prefer purchasing their Tickets from John
M. Clarke, the greatest prize seller in the world,
will consult their own interests by sending their or
ders az soon as possible, as they are going of very
rapidly. Address Your orders to
JOHN NJ. CLARKE, Wheeling, Va.
Agent for the Managers, Caldwell, Oakley, &
Pritchard.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
once Of the Maitinsburg savings Tn@
4. 1910. 4

A I a meeting OF the Directors Of this lnstitu-
N ton. a semi-snnual dividend Of 3 per cent.
was declared on the siock and monthly, and week
" deposites Of saia lnstiiuiions
Stockholders and Depositors can receive their
dividends on demand. JOSEPH BURNS
January i6, 1910. Treasurer
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30

EITAS taken up by the subscriber, as an esiray,
w on the I'd inst, a muIey white and red spot
ted HEIFER, with a slit in the right eat; about
. years old which was appraised al 50.
The owner Of said animal is requested TO come
CO.. ward, prove property, pay charges, ard lake her
away. ANTHONY ROSENBERGER.
Jauusry 16 1910 --3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
JANUARY Z, ss4c.
Hsu 10 the New ycsri and now for ti,e
New Years Presents.

nOBfNS0N, ever anxious 10 oi,ligr his fnends
Ia aud customers, continues 10 ~diepense his la
vors in SPITE of pnpics and suspensions, and nov at
the commenrcfne nj Of another year, sffends before
Them a list Of The hrillian, prizcs he intendsto dis
triboie during the present month. The nnexam'
ried favor with mich Fortune has heretofore ami
led upon hi. efforts TO spread abundance among HI.
patrons, affords the alnp.est guarantee TINT his d
scs i. her favorite haunt. Send. then, your orders
to ROBINSON, thus pssciisaIly exomgliiying The
crent truth of the immortal poet-~
"There Il n tide in the affairs Of men
Which, taken al The RIB. leads on 20 FORTUNE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30

n HAVE, on hand, a good assortment of this arti-
Gle, Of the most approved make; such as Hull's,
Henlzelmen's; also, Chases' newly invented Truss,
which is recommended, by tbs medical faculty, as
a certain remedy fer the Hesrnis, with other kinds.
WM. DORSEY.
January 9, 1899, Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
land

belonging to the heirs Of Cephps Bartlcscn, decd.
stated in ibe report Of the division 70 contain 90
Acres, . Roods, and 96 perclcs. This Land adj
Joins Mrs iiar,lcson's dover tract, and the hands
Of Charlie. Downs, Philip c. Pendleton, Lewis, and
Others.
The terms Of Sale will be one.ihird Of the pur-
chase money IN hand, and the balance IN two equal
annual payments, with inteies, from the days OF
payment only-to be secured by trust deed on The
Land. The purchaser to take the tract for the
quantity named in tho survey Of The Commission
er. Of DIVISION, which 10 no doubt correct.
ID. II. CONRAD.
January 16, 184o.-4w Spec. Com
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
Commissioners sale

OF IBorkeley 1tamdle
VIRGINIA: til the Circuit suporior Cour of Law
and Chancep for Berkeley County.
Charles Downs fMg.
dee'J dfs.
FINDER the decree made in The above cause,
on the 5th OF October List, the subscrber will
Offer f,r sale. on Moesasg, ne IotA ef iebfut,y
nert, (being Couri-Dsy,) before The courtiiou'e
door, in Maintaining. "A parcel OF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
MARTINSBURG SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Rfrcsa3er 80. $780,

YEyHE undersigned, a COMMITTEES, eppointed hg
III President and Directors Of the Marsinsbarg
Savings Institution, to examine into the STAIRS Of
said Institution, for the last six months. have Ter
formed the duty imposed on them, and report, that
The stock Of monshiy and weekly de-
positcs amoant TO S6S55 OF
Special do 3s0os40
Individual do. 7o6,5O
Unclaimed Dividends 10 20
Fines received 2,bf
Interest received 1909
~
CIR. slo72o. 81
By notes discounted s95Ss.i5
. Cash ON hand i0Sa.Ca
. Expenses aud in
terest paid On spe-
eial deposites $3.50
si07an.o.
All Of which we respectfully report.
JOHN $. HARRISON.
JAS. IL STEPHENS. Comssifitt.
JOHN W. BOYD.
January 10, $40.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
Feathers Wanted.

rHyHI undersigned will give the highest price
NJ in cash, for any quantity Of new Feathers.
ARCHIBALD ODEN.
August Is, i33D.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
The YcOsman.


HINDER this title, the undersigned proposes TO
u publish a WELxLr JOURNAL. until the close
Of the Presidential Election. on a rlan aud Ut q
price which win plece Il within The reach &c large
portion of the community who do mol NOW take .
new spApsr. 4
TIE design Of tic publication Il To present facts
and arguments bearing upon The prominent qaes-
lions Al issue between the two great parties of the
country. aud TO embody these 10 u concise, simple,
vel comprehensive form. In The preparation Of
matter ter this jon nal, the publisher experts % y.
aided By the best talents IN the S,atsi ard II il his
purpose TO appeal 70 the teason ard calm Judgment
Of men, and mol 10 their passions.
Believing that a majority OF the people ARE essen.
TALLY hosest IN their Intentions, Md that thes only
err when plisled by FALSE information, Il viii be .
main feature in the yEonAs to spreed b, fa.e theri
such papers as can he sustained by indlsnutahle
proof--by extracts from the documentary iisioty Of
he eounlry--aud BY facts which oalis uron tleil
face The esidenceso Of ruth.
The Wing party Of Virginia now have every Just
motive for union, energy and zeal, IN the struggle
before them md the glorious s%xnniic Of New
York will stimulate then, To honorable AMI uucsa.
sing %efFarts 10 a cause which thgybsiiess TO Be idcn.
tiGed with the dearest in'etes's Of the country.
TERNSr-1be Ytoxas VIII bs issaed weekly.
on n sheet of suitable size. al the extraordinary low
price u Oat do1ar and treaiy Ere cca's Fos nine
months; but TO Justify this eliesp rate, no less than
6000 copies must be issued.
This will require only from my 70 oas hnadrcd
dollars from each county " the ) ate--a sum which
the Coiunittces Of Vigilance viii had but Little DIFF.
Icul N rnising.
Five dollars viii m, FOR forr copies; but persons
raying for from 20 10 ln0 copies in adcancs, will
be Furnished ;, Ore DoAor rer cory.
The attention Of tie County Committees Is re-
s~rccifully invited TO The subject, IA immediate ae-
ton Is necessary.
JOHN S GALLAHER.
liiehmopd. Jan. . 1910.
vIRGlNlh,-In The Circai, soperiot Court Of Law
ami chanccry for Berkeley County; Decamber
George Lsmas,e1 phs,
orainss
cathnflne Lewis aud Joseph Lewis. Adn'rso OF Will
tiatn Leats, deed, and as widow and hets or
sata William. and others and William Lewis
aud Adam Lewis, heirs aud representatives Of
said William Lewis, decd, ds
IN C~iiANcERY.
YHyiIE defendants, William Lesis and Adam
Lewis, not having entered their appearance
and given security. according to the act Of Assem-
bis aud ihe rules Of this Court, and II appearing by
atislactnry evidence that they ATE ult Tins Com
inon~ eallh. il is ordered, thu, the sald defendants
do enter their appearance 70 this suii, on the htst
Lay of the next term, und ans~Tt the bill OF the
plaiatia, and that n copy Of Ills nfder 10 forth
with published in any newspaper within tins 'onn.
Nv, and continued fur two mouths suecersiyely, and
another copy thereof posted ~ The front door Of the
Court, louise ef,he aid Country
A Coly.-Tcsfs,
JOHN STROTIIER, G.
December s. 1899 -om
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
TWO VALUABLE FARMS
NOl52 SAitiNo

NDA AAlLlNo
HEAVING acquired, by purchase and other
IA wise, a much larger boty Of lard than 1 wish
10 retain entire, or than is convenient for any one
individual TO cultivate, | offer for sale two tracts of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30

virginia. At Ralrs held in the Clerks Office OF
The County Couu cC Berkeley, on Monday, The
9Th day Of January, 1870,
Samuel Cooke PUT
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
Hufs ~ Cups.

EpLACk Beaver and Russia Hats Fur, Sea.
Rc lclte, and Seal Caps black and White Wool
Hats; just received and FOR sale by
Nnxennher z. 1890 ]. w. BOYD.