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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

Boyes axes; 3 doz. rake. 30 doz spades No
y X |, ,, and 3; socket gram and canal shoycls @
all kinds and sizes, tor sale by
may J. a. II MORRISON
Sk RONN TANNERS OLA few bbis. Brown
4 Tanners Oh Tor ssle by D. mn
cd a TIERCES Rice,
e0O 80 bbls. No q , Louisiana Loaf Sugar. IN
small leaves
% bbls jamaica Oil, Just received and for
sale by mar 81 CRANGLE & BiILEYS
NOBACCo-20 kegs six twist Tobacco Garnet
4 n Miles brandy just received aud for sale hy
mar II w y. TYSON
- TONS LEAD,
- LOO kegs Bcauy's r + G. & Rock Powder
100 Lays Shot, assorted Nos in store a for sale H.,
anI PANTONS x TlNGLE
H4ENRUSE COLLINS. Whoicsalc Dealer IN Drug,
"A Medicines. Chemicals. Paints. Oils Glass DIV.
Siuts. &c. South west Corner Of Minor ~ Fifth 81 .
(beiween Market and Oh, snul slrcets) PruL,pEIrIIl
Orders from Physicians, Druggists and Country AIcr-
chants executed IN the best uer anu on the best
terms 26-6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

a GLASSES y >JGAE-Il5 hhJs a. O-Ieun.
vs. Sugar; % Jh'- dp. Nu.l.-..--al of sr,l
quality ani Ia prime order, ard rr sale untsnlir, lows
by FORSYTH, MOORE ~ CLARKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

lSi received by Todd & I,har. a very superior
quality OF patent Rmd Boxes. manufactured ont OF
wori 1hoy are Ugh. strong and CuEAr IN Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

y
PILOT LIME leaves Wheeling EvrFy voHvtv.
: NJ O'Clock reaches Ficder,k ,rcpud morniua and
lakes the nipraug line ~ ears. arriving NJ glluunrc n
iur To- tikc the line Ol Ctrs iIr PhldniplIi and New
Work.
GOOD INTENT LINE lrsv~g Wheeling e.vrry
.sgrEaNooN reaches Frrdeuck .eroui cvrnttr ,rJ
lakes the mpd ine o,rs immediately Ter fali,r,n,s
,,hrrc thcy arrive 900 take the morning line et
r4rs iF Philadelphia anl New York
fine shuyc lines. 1f speed and -iietv 'rc believed
Mi 20 be surpassed y any lines 10 tic T. States
81 tlriug p,,si1yrly Pro''h'ied
ieerDH.c ir.t dIpr above the United States Hotel
AN nor u rn.I NNnr.-Lu. NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

49, FOR RENT one orrhe best bgsinrs
s.sSiSa stores Ia Wheeling opposite the yu.rnir
ss.,kS Hotel Possession q, eu runedfli,l, "a.
~ S-a''i-' quigr oi : MCLNLIAN.
fob 10 $50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

LIQUORS q WINES Ch1mpa,,n Hr,nJ,, an.
perIOr ~ wears old.
4 Se- 1elte coniac, Fine flavor &. dark color,
POrdCauN Brandy, DO do
Domestic Brandy, m ~ pipes
Tennessee Peach Brandy.
yamTca SPIRITS. II yclrs old,
Holland Gin. y. T.. Rum,
Port Wine, Tire lie grape and low prccdO
Madeira Wine. Zine aud l0.y prIcedl
Lisbon and Sweet Malaga " Iueg
Muscat IN cases IN store Tor sale on accom-
moddiInS terms, by the cask or on Tait by
SOLOMON KING
may2s II No. 20 corner of Water q Onion SIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

IOWDER--Just received from Dupont's Mills
4 Bundywino, Delaware. 400 kegs Powder. con-
SiSiing Of Ride, shotgun and blasting, of which we
shall keep constant supply Being appointed agents
nr The manufacturers shall sell Pittsburgh prices
Merchants and others can thus be supplied all times
WI superior article, cheap ~ Il can be brought
from the Fast. FORSYTH, MOORE d CLARK.
fch l3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

LNEAlllERS-l5 Sacks Feathers lust r,.yfyed
4 aud for sale hv
AI'rERB Y. CALDWELL. y Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25
OppOSTTlON.

GOOD INTENT STAGE CONrANY'S
Two D,u.Y lIvEs FpR B,trI.
MORE. w,SWNGroV CtrN. Pur
stsh's z-syS-l-yp ADEtrHiN AVB NV GrRg. by
10 - 20 .hc way of he National Road
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

CINCINNATI. Angus. 10 IsSq
RESPECTED Friend, 10. Swayue--I am ,rlIy ,,,i,l,
'l'. '' ''' n.n'ii have received from the l.,
your Conn ound : r1p Of Wild Cherry B,rL ,.bi.E
''i.'''s was Oh" means Of restoring nv health
''l' t'1 "nh common cold, which terminated ., =,
'''''ed al'r1-" upon tre lungs. ! %, length Laa,,e
i'''h H''rIlIicd from constant coughing apJ -, :,
'.'l'. ana gave mp nll hope OF recovering. as many
my "'ily had hcrn carried OF by cofr,.i,ar,,,,,
''". recommended by friend Of mine. MIR W..
~ "'Ny q 'i'i 81 your iuos,imabie svrup. ,liJ ,
N'"." terminated IN pertaining "a pertr.i cr,,
N'r "D.I ." say 10 you when , see YOU. which al
~ .,'' ''' y"" may make use OF thc-, lines n Won
'..'' 't''' ''' those afflicted may esd relief from
'''' '''. source. Yours i.uly.
JAMES PARRY.
trn.Ia. Office. ~ Worth Eirrrh street. Pn,IaJ.l.
'h'' iH'~'"rgh Office. No "a ~ Clair a,reo, re-,
poo, 20 'h' NNeshe'y bridge. where 'a, lu,aluahIs
"'a'''Ir HnE a."u.s h' found Al.1 Tor aoIe n, 49,.
''"N Store stJnhu Fisher, Wheeling. Va
Uys J--ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

WONDERFUL CURE or CONSUMPTION r,.
nrnod hv Or SWNNNE'S CONlPOI-ND Syrt-p
~ FElNjS VIRGINIA, or WILD CHERRY A
"Ii,''' 'itIf.NE."i Lancaster county. Pa ,ufirclv
cured % tlc above seas, In. s,.ro,r,, ny
''N7' si'""et'd hy heal, ovucss Of -ulrs ,It t,f -
''' NOUN dry cough great aoprassiau m fh, br,s,
'i appetite frequent splitting aud ,1re!r, r =,
IRONY ana H'nd hipod Ahcr using two L,ril.s ,f,r,
,'''' syrup 'ho c'n9h ceased. The boIy beran q,
agreeable feeling. were removed lie is now, M.
,ni perfect alo!,i 10 The asionishlucur Of all us
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-05
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 5, 1910.
For the Vermont Telegraph.
Sc RIGHTS OF WOMEN.D

RIGHTS OF WOMEN.D
Brother Muray:-I did not intend to say
one word on ME right of women to an equal
participation with men in public action
But as your correspondents seem disposed
to "keep the ball rolling" or rather might
say, to keep The top aohirling, as the ques-
ton is one so obvious of reply, that even
children and babes might be better employed
than busying themselves with subject so
unimportant, and so needless Of debate, |
resolved would also show mine opinion
enquire, and hope you, your correspond
ents will answer yes, or no.
1. Do women derive their right, privilege
or duty, (call it which you please,) of pub
lie action, from the Old Testament Scrip
lures? Can you show me when & where
any such right was recognized from Moses
down to the close Of the Jewish dispersal
tion2 will cite you to single passage
only. "The woman shall not wear that
which pertaineth unto man, neither shall
a man put on a woman's garment
Deut. %: 5. Is their any meaning in this,
but that which is obvious and literal? What
is it2 Or will you say that this law has
also been "abrogated 2" | hold that not
one of the laws given by Moses for the
regulation of the Jewish commonwealth,
founded on the eternal right and fitness of
things, has been repealed, but in their spirit
are still obligatory on US and on all men,
Paul seems to have had this prohibilory act
of the Jewish lawgiver before his mind,
when he enquired, "Doth not even nature
itself teach you, that if woman have long
hair, it is glory TO her; for her hair is
given her for acovering."-1 Cor II: IA, Is.
Comparing this with other scriptures of the
Apostles, too numerous to mention, we
find clearly taught, the retiring and unoblru-
sive sphere in which womannwas fitted an
destined, ever and forever to move.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-05
VOL. XII. NO. 46

ness Of this test, only need ask him wheth-
er the usages of the social state and of the
civilized world have yet abolished slarery2
could bring numerous other illustrators.
But there is no need.
To brother C.'s last question:" do wo-
men derive their right, privilege, or duty Of
public life and action from nature"-I an
swer, yes. BY public life and action, take
it for granted that intellectual and moral
action are meant-and these just in proper.
ton 10 their qualifications. Nobody ask,
that females, any more than males, Be
crowded or called beyond their qualification.
all the circumstances being taken into COZ.
sideration. But it is contended that not On
" nature. bot the true spirit ofthe scripture
both of The Old and New Testaments. al
low OF public female action, in proportion
TO their moral, intellectual, and physical
qualifications.
P.S. If il had occurred 10 me in The
proper place, before the types were SET
while considering my brothers. appeal 10
the civilized world, might have reminded
him that the civilized world "uses " queen,
female theatre-actors, and female teachers
: of-science. How this same civilized wOrl,
e that has such usages, should be so hOrrife,
f at the idea that females should take an
: public part in teaching morals and religion
t. ! am at loss to know, unless attribute
/ to binding and degrading superstition al
II together unworthy Of " cirilized" beings.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-05

" religious people, praying people |
Alas I am constrained to answer |
these questions In the negative, and to
take unto myself shame and confusion OF
face.
Now, if the doctrine I have preached
be the truth of God, ought not to have
expected different result?
What, then, is the unavoidable infer
ence2 Why that Universalism is not
scripture doctrine.
Perhaps you may think this hasty
conclusion, but assure you, it is not so.
I have been led by the Spirit OF God to
investigate its claims-I have prayed TO
the Almighty that he would enlighten my
understanding, and lead me to knowl-
edge of the truth, and blessed be his holy
Name, he has heard and answered my pc
tilion.
can truly say. that now see and feel
the importance of personal religion. in a
manner that have never done before =
and | ardently beseech The s Oliver of eve-
ry good and perfect gift that he may op-
en- your eyes, and give you TO see that U.
lniversalism is but cunningly devised
|. fable calculated to darken the mind, hard
en- the heart. and induce mankind to wan
5 der from the paths Of righteousness ant
2 peace.
, Such being my convictions, | can advo
t cate it no longer; and beseech you, a
, you hope for mercy at the bar of the AL
J. mighty, to renounce it Immediately.
: Do not, pray you, suffer yourselves t
S be deluded by sentiment, which is S
! dangerous and licentious in all its tenden
: cy. By renouncing it, you lose nothing
? for if it is true, you. in common with III
$. whole world, will be saved-but if it
is false,--Ohl remember-remember-th
s. awful consequences
N But I must close, and may the Lor
|, grant, that you, together with my dea
,r congregation, may soon be led TO see an
,e feel the necessity of an interest in tn
e. atoning blood of Jesus. which is the arr
d, ent prayer of your sincere friend,
le VIM. WHITAKER.
s. New York, July 81, 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-05
From the N. Fl. Bap. Register.
RRVfVnl InfeIIfGencoa

We are informed that Bro. Andrews
baptized five in Westmoreland, the Cd
Sabbath Of the present month.
Bro. Peacock baptized three in Rich
mond the same day-and nine in Fi.z-
william the Sabbath following.
Portland. Since our last record ofthe
progress of religion in this city, five have
been baptized and added to the First Bdp-
fist church.
Paris. On Sunday, July 5th, fourteen
were baptized by Bro. Davis, pastor of
the church on Paris--Zion's Advo.
In North Yarmouth and Jonesport, Me.
we learn as above the Lord is carrying
on his work. Between 70 and 80 have
been baptized at the former place and Sc
veral at the latter.
BELFAST, Me. AS the fruits of a revi
| val here 49 have been baptized.
CALAIS, Me. In this place IS have
been baptized !; and many others will soon
follow.
FITcHBURG, Mass. In the Baptist so
cietv So have been baptized. Others are
expecting to be admitted to the same rite
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. About $50 have
been added TO the Baptist societies in this
town since December last.
NEwPoRT, 0. In this town seven de
nominations were represented in a unlor
protracled meeting of whom the Baptist:
and Methodists were the most numerous
| A revival followed Number of convert.
about 20.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-05
Religious Intelligence.
RENUNc1AT1oNs OF UN1vERsAL1sM.


The Christian public, we believe, are
very generally appraised of the fact, that
the Rev. Mr.. Smith. late of Hartford, and
late minister of the Universalist Church
in that city, has recently renounced the
faith of that denomination. He has since
been called to the pastoral care of an or
thodox church in Salem, Mass. We
have now TO add another remuneration
from that delusive faith, BY the Rev. Mr..
Whitaker, of the Universalist Church in
Duane street.-The oldest of that sect in
the city. 1t is an important document,
calculated to make deep impression up
on all who will read it in a proper spirit.
w. Y Spectator.
To the Trustees of the 4tb Uni0ersalist
Society, Duane street.
Dear Brothers - hope you will ex-
cuse the liberty which | have taken in
addressing 10 you these few lines, ON a
subject which deem of infinite Importance
1t is now about two years since | first
commenced my labors among you, and
you will not deem it an instance of vani-
ty, if saw that my efforts to advance the
cause of Universalism have been gener-
ally approved, and sienally successful.
10 this, you have frequently borne tes-
tlmony, and for. which you have had my
warmest acknowledgements.
But in looking calmly and disposition
ately at the result of nv ministrations,
there is one drawback to my happiness
one source of disquietude. which weighs
heavily upon my mind.
BY the providence of God. have re-
Gently been led to ask myself the follow
ing important questions
What have done toward promoting
practical piety among my congregation
Have Induced them TO become deep
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
GROCERIES, at cost!

EEAVING a lot of Groceries which wish %
N n dispose Of immediately, VII soil TO all VINO
nav want. al cost for cash. The following some
of he principai articles, and also prices;
Brown Sugars, Z, S, and cents;
Rest Rio Coffee, l / and IA centsi
Resi- n. O. Molasses, Al ctpts PER gallon
Rice, cents.
LOAF Sugar, IA and IS cents, &c &c.
August 20, 1910. WILLIAM bVi'o'i'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24

VIRGINIA alta court held for Berke-
lev county, at The courthouse, on Mon
day, the 10th Of August, 1870,
Osmond C. Tiffany g. Co.. ply;.
against
Charles c. Starbuck, Harvey NJ. Fore.
man, and George Randall, dsfss.
IN cEANcERY.
THE defendants, Charles G stafsuck ard hsf'
vey M. Foreman, not having entered their sfPeaf'
ance and given security according 70 the act q A.
sembly, and rules Of this court, and u appearing 20
The cour. that they are not inhabitants 81 this com
uonwanlth II Is ordered, that the said defendants
donppear here on tte second monday In November,
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff: and that TINS
order be published in the Marfiasbprg Gasesfe,
70, Two months SUCCESSFULLY, and copy posted al
the front door of the house OF the said county
A copy--Tesie.
Au1,,,st g. 1910 Pm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
FnrnsD Seed.
,FgsT ESECEFE.ED,

EN addition to my former stock, fresh supply
n Of assorted
Candy; prime S;uneh Raisns;
Cheese Crackers Of all kinds
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco;
Spanish aud Hall. Spanish Segars
Rappee and Maccoboy SHUTS;
Backing; best quality Of Loaf Sugar
Sal Aratus, Ginger, Alspiee, and Nutmegs
Also, Preserved G inger--a fine article
Wine, prime old Whiskey, SC.
The above have been carefully selected and pur-
chased low Cor cash, and will be sold low for cash,
or 70 punctual customers, by
lime rs, 1910. JOHN Z. MENshh-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
TRUST SALE or LAND.

VKTHEREAS Harvey NJ. forman ard Charles
w c. Starbuck, BY their dasd bearing date on
the 18th day of Novembet, 1887, conveyed in trust
10 the undersigned, certain tract OF Land, lying
and being at the mouth of Opequcn, in the County
of Berkeley, to secure Jacob Myers, Administrator
with the will annexed Of James Foreman, decd,
the balancs Of .hc purchase money; and, where's
there is now due on said balance the str 81 81,
"a. for the payment of which have been directed,
by said Myers to sell said Land--Now, notice is
hereby given tina, will, Monday, the lih dag
of September next, (being courttay) proceed to
SELL in front OF the Courthouse in Martinsburg,
Herkelev County the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
.yOIssa "A. hcedy,

g DEkE1 "a. EANNNy9
yNyAKE NOTICE, That on Saturday, the "6th
day ofSeptember, is 10, at the Globe Tavern IN
Hneerstown, Washington county, Nd, we Will take
the dispositions Of Joseph Merriek William PRICE,
Cbarlss Hazletue, ana John Herr, TO DO read as
evidence in two suits now depending in the Circuit
Superior Court Of law aud Chancery for Berkeley
county, in which you are plaintiff and the nndeF
signed are respectively deiendaots--the sa'd dePo-
rally issued IN said suits.
CHARLES DOWNS, Error
Of John Kisinger, deed.
VIM. CUNNINGHAM, -Adn'r
Of John Cunningham, deco.
August n, lSi0.5t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24


VIRGINIA. AT rules held in the clerks
Office oil the county court of Berkeley,
on Monday, the 10th Of August, l54O.
Dougal Campbell, pW.
against
Charles e. Starbnck. Harvey NJ. Fore
man, George Randall. Ephraisn Welsh
aus, and Benjamin Comegvs, deffs.
IN cuANcERy.
Tak defendants. Charles c. Slasluck and Has-
ves N. foreman. not having entered their sppeet-
snee aud given security, according ti,s Of Az
seinby and rules Of tina court and II appearing 10
the court that they not Inhabitants u this COM
| nomweafh: il il ordered that tho said defendants
10 arpssr here an the second monday IN Nosem-
bee and aaswe, the bill Of the plsiaifs and thar
this order be pubshcdi IN the Marisas5nrg G1sste
lor 1--WE months successfully. ard copy posted AZ
the fran, dooruf the court house ofthe said county
A eopy~--Icse.
HARRISON WAITE. v nc.
August -, lss0.--am -.
| VIRGINIA - AT a court held for Berke-
10y county, at The courthouse, on Mon
day, the 10th Of August, 1910,
Barton Campbell, Admir- Of Ann Orrick,
deed, plF.
l against
Doucal Campbell, Edmund r. Hunter,
Admir- OF William Campbell, deed, Johr-
Strother, Harrison Waite, William RUM
baugh and Mary his wife, Dougal McFaf-
| land ard Margaret his wife, and the said
! Dougal Campbell, Sheriff, Admir-. ex-of.
ficio Of Mary Pollock, decd, DTS.
| IN CIiANCERT.
| THx defendants, William Rumbansh and Mary,
his wife, Dougal Mcfarland and Margaret, his
wife. not having ihei, appearances and given secu-
rty according 10 the act Of Assembly, and rules Of
this court and II appearing to The court they arc
not inhabitants Of this commonwealth: il Il ORDER
ed, that the said defendants do sppear here on the
second monday In November, and answer the bill OF
the plaintiff: and that this order be published In
the Martinsbuyg Gazette Cor two months succss :
sively, and copy posted at tho front door Of the
| court house OF the said county.
A eopy--Teste
HARRISON WAITE, c.s.c.
| August 10, t840.--2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
FRESH SUPPLY OF GROCERIES.

KOHN JAMESON & co. have just received a
Cd large addition to their former stock OF Groce-
res, amongst which are the following articles =
5000 lbs Clarified Sugar. for preserving; 20o0 do.
Loaf; 1000 do. super super Family Loaf; Gum
powder Imperial, fresh, Imperial Young HysoH
and superior Black TEAS; 80 bags Of Coffee !
Sucory, or Dutch Coffee; Chocolate; Picked saln'
on; Picked Lobsters Sardinss Anchovy Paste !
Goldfish Tongues and Sounds Belona sausages
Macaroni, Ialian; y fresh Salad Oil Every tine }
Sausage Cheesei Castillo and other soaps An
chor Brand Campaigns in pint and quart bottles !
Sparkling Bergundyi Clarct--a variety oil brands (;
London Brown Stout in pinis and quarts burton
and Scotch Ale in do do; poug hkecpsie Ale and
Pbiladelphia Porter in do do; Horse Shoe Nails,
&c, Sc. August ~ iofV'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24

GsUPERIOR Winter Stained Sperm oht ran
- do Fsh do; for sale By
Angus, i3, 1910. JNo. JEAIIsUN & co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
TO THE F.FR.WEEsS.

YEEiiE sghscrbar is NOV ready 10 commerce
H. rtindiug at his Min, near Mastinshars. laic.
y the property Of Mathew Ransom, deed. and h'
hopes the customers of The mill viii continue their
custom, as the mos. particular attention, shall he
paid to an business committed 70 his care. Those
having WHEAT for sale, would do well BY cali
inc on him before selling, he is determined @
give the highest prisc the market will afford. lie
hopes, by strict attention 70 business, to merit a
share Of public patronage,
ISAAC ROGERS.
Ananst 90, isf0.-sw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
MARTINsBURG ACADEMY.


EyHE Wiaser Session Of This Institution viii
A commence oa the frss Monday III Oc;obeg.
aaaer the charge Ii Mt. Nug9AS MiLLKR. A. b.,
AZ Principal. Thorough Instruction viii te sivea
in all the hnnches comprised Ii finished English
sdacaloni also 10 Latin, Eteek and French,
The discipline It the school via bs mild. bat &c
eciiyc aad 40 pass spalea so Secure lhe greatest
amount OF study and correct gentlemanly de-
pertinent.
TERMS PER SESSION.
For Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, s.
With Ceograpy. Grammar. History, Com ] ia
position, and Elecaaca,
With Latin Greek, Mental and Natural Pit I 1s
losophy and Chemistry,
French, aud she higher branches Of Mathe- q
MATES, (exsra,)
Stationary OF the best quality furnished at cost.
No student received for less shan session, and no
deduction made Tor absence.
Bills for the settlement of tuition viii be presented
st the middle Of each session.
The Trustees woaIl again earnestly call upon
patents 70 consult their true interests and those
Of their children, and now, they have an oppor'
tuniiy give them that education which Is an orns-
mcnt 10 youth, a comfort to age--whch adoFhs
prosperity and soiaces adversy--is delightful at
home, un5blrusye. ehgood-and which viii never
PHILIP C. PESDLETON. Pres't.
ELISHA BOYD,
JOHN STR0THER, 71,,,,ge,s
DAVID H. CONRAD,
PEYTON HARRISON,
September 10, 1910 -aw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24

II INSEED OIL s. ENG. WHITE LEAD
n A Just received and for sale by
September 8, 1910. j. W. BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
lN CnANCERY.
Angus, IS, is40.--2m

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the clerks
Office Of tho county court Of Berkeley,
on Monday, the 10Th Of August, l64O,
The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Com
pany plf.
against
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IN cHANCERy.
HARRISON WAITE, 9. n c.
Ausn4t IS. 1870 An

VIRGINIA :---At court held for Berke-
lev county, at the court house, on Mon
day, the ioih OF August, 1910,
Jonas Hedges, piJ.
against
Charles &. Starbuck and George Ran.
dan, deas.
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IN cuANCEny.
HARRISON WAITE. c. b. c.
Angnat I3. la40.--2m

VIRGINIA AT a court held for Berke.
ley county, at the court. house, on Mon.
day, the 10th OF August, 1870,
Peter Gardner, Jr., p1V.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
go fHe Farmers.

YEyiiE subscriber. having rented the 0PEQu0N
H. MILLS. respectfully informs the Farmers,
generally tAAs he will grind theis Wheat, and give
them tie pFal4ot, AFTER taking aas The sels. lie
pledges hfusrs n give COED yield a. arg osaef
miller ii the county ean 10. These who wish %
enquire as 10 bis character and qualifications a.
,siilef he woald refer 10 nan'l u Morrison lsg
AUGUST MILLENrNBU
Onsnnan Milf August %. lSin.--u