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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15
TRANSFORMATION.

On HE Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
FENHE undersigned announces the Mlilers and
n Farmers OF Berkeley and jefferson that his
arrangements have been made for carrying on
the business of Boating to extent that will ena-
Bile him to facilitate the transportation of produce
of every description, either down or up: and with
view to the further accommodation Of the public,
he has determined to carry Flour from his landing
to Georgetown, at the rate OF teenty fec cents per
barrel, ana other produce in proportion.
He will at all times purchase--and pay the cash
Flour, Corn, Rye, Oats, Cloperseed, and ersry
other description Of produce usually carried to the
sea-board for market and for which he will give
the highest price. WILLIAM SHORTT.
August 8, 153S.-tf
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NaartiRsbErg
M00LEkl FACTORY.

TENHE undersigned, having entered into corart,
a nership under the and sly e OF SHOW
Frs & DuBLE ard taken the above named es-
adjustment, would hereby give notice that they will
carry the Wooden manufacturing business in all
its various branches They viii manufacture. and
keep on hand. CLOTHS, JEANS, LfNSEYS,
FLdNNELS, and CARPETiNG, of all kinds
usually kept at similar establishments. They will
also manufacture any OF the above mentioned arti-
Giles for customers reasonable terms.
WOOL CARDlnG. DYING, g. CLOTH DRESSING,
willalsobe promptly attended toon moderate terms
The highest price will at al! times be given tor
eonmon and halt-blood merino wool.
EZEKIEL SHOWERS,
JONATHAN DUBLE.
Anil o. Isea
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MAnTINSBURG
IRON FOUNDER

FBIiIE subscribers having entered into copart
Z. neiship under The name Of HUGH +. Nc
GAUGHY & CO, and taken tic above establish
ment, would givs notice thai they will carry the
Eoundry (having engaged the services of first rae
mouldei) to the satisfaction of 81 who may favor
them with call. They have no hesitation in say
ing that, from the RECOMMENDATION of the mou,der
and the trouble they have taken procure the yer,
best Of materials, any one who wants CASTINGS
would do well to call at the Foundry.
They will make ard keep hand general "a
.ortment OF Plough Irons, Andirons, Hollow Ware
Of evfIv description, Oyen-Lids. Smoothing Irons
Wagon. Boxes, &c.
All orders and patterns sent to the subscribers
will be punctually attended 10,
HUGH f. MGAUGHY,
JAS. BROWN,
JAS. BROWN.
~ They have also rented the SA IRNILL at
taeled to the premises, which has Undergone
thorough repair, and will despatch all kinds Of Saw
ing upon moderate terms.
HUGH +. M'GAUGHY & co.
February | |, l34i.-tf
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Dir. Charles C.. iStdr5uck and Harpey N.

lfr. Charles C.. Stdrbuck and Harpey III.
Foreman:
EG ENG non. residents Of the Commonwealth
I'D this Is 10 give you notice that ON the 23d day
OF April and Unnecessary on the 9Th, the next day
at the olhce of Seaman Garard. ia Martinsburg
We shall take the dispositions of sundry witnesses
TO be lead IN the several causes depending in the
Circuit Superior Court for Berkeley county in
Chapcsry, wherein we nre Compliments and you
are Defendants.
JOS. BURNS,
TIL. T. DUGAN,
WIN. II. DUGAN,
FRANCIS X DUGAN,
NEWLAND BYERS,
HENRY RYNER,
WASHINGTON KROESEN,
WILLIAM KROESEN,
JAS. HARRISON, &c. Ex'rs.
JAMES l.. CUNNINGHAM,
JACOB MYERS,
And take notice that at the same time and place,
we shall take deposuions to be read in our causes
against you, in the County Court of Berkeley in
ChanceIy.
OSMOND c. TIFFANY & co.
DANL. b. MORRISON.
March %, ls4l.-4W
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gTprimg MaIIo

FENIE undersigned has recently gotten posses
n SLOW of bis Milling establishment, near the
Falllng'Water Church, where he will carry on the
Milling bainess in its fullest cxHnt. He will at
al tipgs nay the highest market price, in cash, for
WHEAT, exchange Flour for The same IN the
usual way, OF gtindt on customers accounts stand
ing the inspection Of the Eastern markets in all ca
Sea- ALLEN c. HAM AOND
Spring MIL December 3, 1870
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Worms! yV0rnms!!

FEVO remove these tronblesoms and danecrousin
Il habitants ofthe Stomach and Bow els, " hieh "a
often impair the health aud stroy The lives ofci
dren, use DR.. JAYNE'S TONIC yERMlFUGE
a certain and safe preparation for the removal q
the various kinds OF Worms. Dyspepsia, Sour $40
mach, Want Of Appetite, infsntile Fever ard Agae
and Debility Of the Stomach and Bowel. and or
gans of digestion.
To be had at No. 90 South Third st.. Philadel
Phis, and for by WILSON e. DOLL. Agents
Martinshnrg Va. February 81, 1890.
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DEAR SIR:--l very eheerlully add mytestimony
with regard to the efficacy Dr. Peters medicines
~ wife had been for several years suffering anG
lingering under the effects Of dyspepsia, with its
usual Accomplishments, when, in December, 1885,
purchased Of you one box-frem the use Of HIGH,
her health far restored, that she deemed the
further use Of it at that time unnecessary On .
return OF some symptoms ofths disease during the
summer of 637, she resorted 10 the Same remedy.
and continued it until she had taken the contonis
OF three boxes Since that time she has been well,
and can, without Inconvenience, any thing that
she iancies.
From tins case, and from the benefit 10 my own
health derived from the Of sing le box. | am
prepared believe, that this medicine 10 justly ent
titled all the credit claimed for /, BY its
advocates. Yours, very respectfully,
WIN. WATKINS.
Mt. A. SMITH, Agent, Suffolk, Va.
Navcn~ber 81, 1899.
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sEAS0NAgLs GOODS.

CtUPER and common Cloths of all colors; super
~ and common Cassimeres and Cassinetts; Ben
yer and Pilot Cloths; Jerseys, and Fading; whit
ney Macsanaw, Dulfle and Pon, Bldnkeis; super
Merino Vestings; Black Silk-Veivet and Satin
Faced Yestngs: Green Floor CLOTH super and
common Flanuels; Fplled and Plaid Linseys; En-
gsh and French Merinoes: Black Bombazlnes
Victoria rlaid,--a new and pretty goods for chill
dren; Plain and Figared Alousselaine de LANES
Matliuni Lustring; "A Blue Black Gro de Paris
Black Mole Bl'k Lace Wells aud Handkerchiets
Black Bobbinctt and Black Meckhn Wells; Figu
red and Plain Silks-vcry pretty; Plain and Figu-
red White Satin; Embossed Satin, for Innings; ] hi
bet Shawls-rich bordetsi Brosha and Blanket
Shawls; Thibet, Silk, and Fancy llandkerchefs-
new style; Thibet Scarf; Grape Lie'e--al soorsi
Figured, Barred, and Plain Swiss Muslins; Jack
onet and Swiss + igings and Inser,ihgs; Hemstich
ed Linen Cambrick Handkerchefs Stocks; Black
silk Cravats; Baudanna and Spittalield Handker
chiefs, &c. &c.
The above Goods have just been opened and will
be sold cheap. J. w. BOYD.
October ., 1910
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FRENCH ALMANAC.

IAnUARY.-I lie who IS born in this
month VIII be laborious, and lover o.
good sine, bot very subject to inf lelity;
he may TOO often forget 10 pay his debts,
bal he will be complainant, aud withal a
good singer. The lady born in this
month, will be prudent housewife; RAJ
ther melancholy, but yet good tempered.
FEBRUARY The min Torn in this
month will love money much, but the Ia
dies more; he will be sringy u. home, but
"a prodigal abroad. The lady will be a
humane and afcctionate wife, and tender
mother.
MARcH. -Tae man born in this month
Will be rather handsome; he will be hon
est and prudent; but he will die poor.
The. lady will be jealous, passionate,
chattefbox, something gwen 10 fighting,
and ia old age too fond Of the bottle.
ApaIL. The man who has the msfor-
tune to be born in this month, will be sub
ict to maladies. He will travel to his
advantage, for he wil marry rich heir.
ess. who will make -----------------no doubt
you oil understand. The lady Of this
month will be tall and stout, with little
mouth, little feet, little viii, but great
talker.
MAY.--i'he man born in this month
Will 5e handsome and amiable. lie will
make his wife happy. The lady will be
equally blest 10 every respect.
JUwE The man born now, will be OF
small stature, passiona,ely fond of chill
dfen, bat will not be loved in return. The
lady will be q parsonage fond of coffee ;
she will be married at II, and be fool
at Is.
JuLy.--The man born in this month
will be fair; he will die b. the side Of the
wicked woman he loves. The female OF
this month will be passably handsome,
with "A sharp nose, but fine bust. She
will be rather Of sulen temper.
AUcUsr. The man will be ambitious
and courageous, but too npt to cheat. He
will have several maladjes, and two wives.
The lady will be amiabIc, and twice mar
ried; but the second husband will cause
har to regret the first
SEPTEMBER. IL that is born in this
month will be strong, wise and prudent,
bat too easy with his wife, who will give
MN gFcht uHeuSiugSS. NC luuy VIII NC
round, and far-haired, willy, discreet, af.
fable, aud beloved by her friends.
Coroner. The man will have hand.
some face, ford complexion; he will be
wicked in his youth and always inconsls-
tont. He will promise one thing and do
another, and remain poor. Tne lady will
be pretty, little gwen to contradiction,
little too fond Of wine; she will give the
preference 10 fcan de rie, (brandy.) She
will have three husbands who will die oil
griel--she will best know why.
NOVEMBER. The man will have free
face and be gay deeeiver. The lady OF
this month will be large, liberal and full
OF novelty.
DEcEMnER,--Thc man born in this
month viii be a good sort Of Il person,
tnosgh passionate. He will devote him.
self to the army, and he betrayed by his
wife. The lady will be amable and
hundsome, with good voice and well
proportional body; she will be married
sBice, remain peor, but remain honest.
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E-EELING dv.irous Of closing Tie Books Of ,he
a. Finn above r-euiianed, tie subscriber would
cordially isyife those sho have unsettled accounts
sitn The inn. ID como forward sTd close The same
b. note ard would also return his thanks 10 bis
friends fof her past favors, and would cordially so
~ : ~ HEZEKIAH HEDGES.
Hedsesyftle October %. 1870.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15
THE CLEVELAND BAY,
YOUNG EXILE,


Nw-ILL stand Ihe pFesen; season Epu5Ec days
Wv exccpied9 al the following places, 70 Wit
on Mondays and Tuesdays in MattiBsbarg, az the
stable Of Mr. Philip Dilfenderfel; on Wednesdays
ard Thursdays BucklaStown. al Barshast's lss
era; on Fridays and Saturdays At the lbsershef :
residence. on the Opeqaen. mile from Str'det :
aiiii on The foad from Marinsburg 70 ChariesowH.
and be lei 10 mares The moderate rate OF - The
single lear, if paid when The service is performed
-0thegwise, considered b. the saason; 81 the sea
son (the money 10 be paid within the season--ss
not. s. viii be demanded and 81 10 insure mare
f! in foai; 10 be paid as the mare - known
/ 10 be IL foa Porting With, removing the mare,
~ not continuing her regularly TO the horse tr'ets
The insurauce money. Every possible cate nil BE-
taken Il mares put Young Exile, but no rerpon-
shilty for accidents.
CERTIFICATE.
/ We. the undersigned, do certify that the horse
Exile purchased By Mir. John Barns Of Baiiy labb,
! il not surpassed by any other in our knowledge.
We know number Of MS colts, (havins bred from
him D they generally Of hue size, and good IN
I der the saddle il harness. Exile is remaika'
/ bly, sure breeder.
/ JOHN T.. boyd, JACOB CURTIS,
ERAs S TATE, GoTLIEB NoLL,
/ BAILY TABB, URlAH MILLER.
young EZ1xE
Is handsome dark bay lGb hands high, remark
ably wgll formed ~ years OLD this spring. lie WIS.,
sired by the Justly celeb, aed imported horse Exile
Who was descended from the famous Cleveland
stock Of horses in England, which is considered The
| finest ia the world for coaches, sporisnen, ane
heavy service, and ability 10 carry high weight =
Young Exile's dam got By Bloomfield, grand
dam by Snap.
! The subscriber deems it unnecessary 10 give
long pedigree of Young Exile as knowledge o
the stock from which he il derived will be snhcien
for all those who competent iadses 81 hne hor
ses, 10 prove him proper horss TO breed from II,
ia well known "a foal-getier and his colt
are not surpassed by those of any other horse.
Maerh u.s. t8ii.--;f JOHN BURNS, Sr.
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Notice TO Gardeners.

FHyHE subscriber has just received fresh sup
u ply of GARDEN SEEDS. direct from New
York, which comprises all kinds of Vegetable Seeds
IN common use, which he offers for sale.
Those who wish 10 furnish themselves with first
rate article will do well call and examine befor,
purchasing else where, as the aubscrber has Ole
SEED on hand. THOS. c. SMITH.
January %, 1911.
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A FACr.-Two gentlemen from Bos-
ton arrived in Washington late on the
night of the - Of March, to witness the
inauguration Of General Harrison. Fa.
tgued, worn out, and weary, the moment
they arrived at Browns Hotel, they wish
cd to be shown their Lodging room, and
were accordingly uskered up into the sky
pcrior, and shown into one thGt contained
10 window. They wsre quickly ensconc-
c1 between Ina sheets, and We doubt not,
ger. busly sno.ing in q few minutes.
The morning Of the 4th broke bright and
glorious the sun rubbed his eyes, wash
cd his face, and put on clean shirt col
lar--bells were Scrding forth a merry
pcal--cnnuon. were Believing themselves
hoarse-and the mass Of the multitude
were vending their way to the Capitol.
Our heroes slept midst.al the noise and
euauIt. The cerem.nie. were over--the
people had retired to dnaer--the grand
display was past, ard maay an aching
head was pressing the pillow, when some
sarprISe was manifested by the chamber
maid of the hCtel, OF tho noo-appear0nce
of the two gentlemen. Beds must be
mado up, and the chambermads caDnot
wait with patience. Sambo, The head ser.
want, was despatched to the room to see
what could possibly be the matter He
knocked loudly at the door, and vas re-
qucsted to "come in"
Halo. Sno~ball!' said the one on
the front side of the bed all alive in
the street, oh!--mgch going on and break
fas ready ?"
No massa they've got through going
on, and supper is on the table"
low the two gentlemen felt, and the
strange words uttered when they uscer.
tanned the length Of time they had slept,
aud IeaFned tho ceremonies were over,
we leave to the Imagination Of our read.
c's bat Of ono thing We are assured,
that at the neat Inauguration neither OF
taem Will sleep in a dark room. Phil.
Chronicle.
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Esainls. Rlxc-SfuHs. sc,
NEW FEssN9.

FENilE subscribeT having taken his brother. Rich.
ID ARD J. HAYDEN, into partnership with him
on the Goth ult the business will hereafter be con.
Quoted under the firm of WILLIAM j. HAY
DEN & BROTHER, at the old stand, where our
customers will fad Us attentive to their wants a.
heretofore, and will see the usual variety Of
e q N II Fl ks, TE.S', III ~ e
sIGET-IRorT WARE,
as well made, and quite cheap ever.
Feb. 4. l64l. WILLIAM j. HAYDEN.
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MEcKLENBrRG Co., Va, Feb. 2, 1887.
Having used DR.. Peters Pills in my practice for
the lasttweye months, take pleasure in giving
my testimony of their good effects in cases OF dys-
pepsia, sick headache bilious levers, and other dis
eases, produced BY inactivity of lbe liver.
They arc safe and mild sperient, being The best
article Of the kind have ever used.
GEO. c. SCOTT, NJ. d.
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LATEST FASHIONS.

EEIRAM BOWEN announces to his friends,
4 Il customers, and the public generally, that he
has Just received from the northern aud eastern oi-
ties his reports Of tho
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS,
and is prepared to make garments for those who
favor him Hith their custom, according the latest
and most approved style. Persons enrrusting him
with their work may assured that he will spare
no pains in his endeavors TO please; and his char
Shop in this section Of country.
Thankful for pact favors, he hopes. by diligence
and attention. to secure a continuance of the same.
Martusburg, October II, 1898.
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Great variety OF Goods,


Superiine and Common Cloths-ul colors;
Cassimcres and Cassinetts; indeed every thing
necessary for gentlemen's wear.
Also. Silks, Mouselaincs;
French, German, and English Merinoe.;
Calcoes, and every article required for Ladies'
apparel;
Brown and Bleached Cotton;
Groceries of every description;
Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Caps;
Hard-W aIe Cutlery, Queens Ware, w Ware,
rin-Ware Stone-Ware, HollowWa and Crock
cry-Ware;
Clocks Stationery, Jewelry
Iron Castings, Stoves, Suit, Fish, &c. &c.
Also, as Agent for Di. Brandreth's celebrated
Pills. and oil other Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.
He will also purchase any description Of produce,
yiz:-Park, any quantity; Grain OF every descrip-
ton; Hides aud Skins, at tanasrs' prices; Lard,
rallow, Wax, Butter, Eggs, Soop, Rags, Wool,
Feathers, &c &c.
Please call and see, and know for yourselves,
aud oblige GAIN
Bunkers. Hill Dec g. 1910 If " NE'
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CtAnKEsvLLE, MrcKLEspERc Co. Va, I

CLAnKEsvlLLE, MEcKLEYBERc Co. Va,
February z, 1887 :
DEAR SiK:--I embrace this opportunity Of ex.
pressing You my pleasure tie un,ivalled sue
Of your Pills Ia This section of the county. 1t
is the general fault Of those who send patent medi.
cines TO say much in heir favor but in regard
TO your Pills, am firmly persuaded that they de-
far praise than you seem inclined give
them. Six months ago they we're scarcely known
here and yet at present there is no other medicine
that compare with them in popularity. Ia dys.
pcpsia, sick headache, arrangement of the hillary
organs, and obstinate constipation of tho bowels
know Of no apericnt more prompt and eiicaeiuos
and have had considerable experience in allthese
complaints.
would add that their mildness and certainty of
action render them safe aud efficient purgative
for weakly individuals; and that they may be given
at all times ithout apprehension Of any of those
injurious consequences which SO frequently attend
the application cf cslomel OF blue pill. On the
whole, consider your Vegetable Pills an invalua-
BILE discovery.
Very respectfully,
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.VEgg' GO0US.
SECOND SUPPLY

NEJUNU SUFFLT
OF NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
YB1HE subscriber respectfully begs leave to in
q form his friends, and the public generally.
than he has just received at his Store, in Shep-
herdslown, his second supply of
NINW s CHEAP GOODS
direct from the city OF Ph,ladePha. which eompri.
ses neatly every article called for in this section Of
country TO which he invites the attention ofall per
sons who are in search Of new. chear, and fashion
able Gsods TO call at the Store of the Subscriber,
who il determnedt to sell cheap 6oads for cash, or
to paactual persons. Call ard examine.
JOHN I. COOKUS.
Shepherdstown. June 10, 1879
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I r.sTtII a. ruE srNrlMcNTAL.

ia rDuLM OF THE SENTIMENTAL.
TssA n0an; and no sound broke The zePhyIless ali,
~ aioncin contemplrvo mood
! stood wbiiisr wandering footsteps had led,
BY tine tergs of POOL IN the wood
Al wrapt and inspired ~ the heeuiifol scene,
Callina 70, ia a smooth pebble, said.
SOB vrant he, 10 powers. TO behold bit one frog
Ana RS @ager fsnr prince he's dead.
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Respectfully yours,
5. S. FITCH, No. l7a Chestnut ST.
Cory Of a letter from c. c. Fark, Pastor Of The
BAPTIST Church, az Madden eld, ~. -


HAppoSPlELD. N. j., Feb, II, 1899,
Or. y. JAFNR--Sir--l take pleasure IN inieim'
ing you thai the bottle Of Hair forir which OIL
tanned Of you lssi October has proved most satis-
factory und successful. My hair had Tor io'
time been exceedingly tlnn. Eat foI two OF three
years past it had so tailrn out, that my hsad hnd
become almost entirely bald. | under the ne.
ccssny OF cpncealing uie badness BY combng ,e
hair on the sides over il. Bot now. after usies
about half botile Of the Tonic have us iHx1.
rant growth OF hair ever bed.
The Rev. Lvoxlnp FLETCHER, Pastor Of TIE
Beptis, Church, at Great Valley, Pa, who had
been more on less bald for mary years, used ih,ee
bottles ofthe Hair Tonic, and has now hne growth
Of news hair over u that pert Of bis head WHERE he
was bald writes Ny lair is growing finely as.
sure,ou', l.. FLETCHER.
West Chester, Pa, March ., 1850.
Mr.. BoSp. one &C the composiiors in the Office
OF The Philadelphia Public Ledger who had lost
nearly ell his hair from efl the top OF his head, has
bad it completely restored by tie use ottiiis Tonic
Two Officers Of the American NAVY had good heads
Of hair restored 10 them by using hive bottles eath
Of this HAIR ToSic, one Of whom was over Sixty
years olage. Four gentlemen connected with tie
Public Piess in Philadelphia have also had their
badness removed By using this remedy, The kes
MIR. 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 o.
this Tonic and has not only luxuriant growth Of
new hsir upon his head, but all the GRAY HAIRS
have disappeared, and their places have been SUI
piled hy healthy hair Of nntural color Finally,
nine cases of badness out Of every ten may posi-
lively be removed bs faithful application OF this
valuable remedy. There is. therefore, now, NO
EXCUSE FOR a BALD BEAD.
Prepared only by Dr. D. JAYNE, sole proprie
tor, No. 20 South Third street. Philadelphia, and
for sale by WILSON & DOLL, Agents, Martins.
burg, Va. Price 81 per bottle.
February 81 1910.
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Very respectfully,
5. Ii. HARRIS, NJ. d.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Jan. l, 1887.
DEAR SIR:-I have made frequent use OF your
Pills in the incponi stage ofb bilious fever, and OBJ
stIna,e constipation Of the bowels. also in the Gu
iargcment of the spleen, chronic diseases of the IL
ver sick headache, general debility aud in all ca
ses have found them 10 be very effective.
j. ID. BOYD, NJ. ID.
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no FEae .E(g2'ass Ga'S.

vHVtlE subscriber, having rented the 0PEQU0h
N MILLS. respectfully informs the Farmers,
generally, that he will grind their Wheat and give
them the product, after taking out the toll He
pledges himseft TO give good yield as any other
miller in the county can do. Those who wish to
enquire, to his character and qualifications as
miller, he would refer TO DAM b Morrison ESQ.
AUGUST MfLLENBURG.
Opequon Mills, August 90, lS40.--tf
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ED5sSO1ssgsCas.

byHyHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing IN
a he name ard fifsn Of HEDGES < ROBIN
SOS. was, on the 20sh Of July last, dissolved By
naatDal consent The future business Of The CON
ecrn viii be Conducted in The zane Of Hezekiah
HEZEKIAH HEDGES,
SAMUEL ROBINSON.