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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22

On the l4tl inst. Ms. IsABELL. VANnsTRg,
.onsort Of Mr.. Abraham r. Vanmetre, of this coun-

On the 4th inst. Mrs. lsABELLa FANasTRg,
consort OF Mr.. Abraham r. Vanmetre of this coun-
". in the 43d year Of her nge.
Communicated.
Seldom has il fallen to our lot 10 anponnce the
exit TO the world Of spirits, OF one universally re-
specied and beloved by all her numerous acquaint-
anees and relatives, as in the present instance.
Oar personal aud familiar acquaintance and ttiend-
shin With the lamenied deceased and family for a
term Of years, ges this moment. upon oui mind,
recOlec,ions which produce in our heart, emotions
not 10 be communicated. The character of Mrs
Vanmetre in The va,ious relations of Wife. Mother
aud Patron was eqpaed but BY few and surpassed
by none. In her profession, christian, shr
maintained an unbismished character, and stood
as au ornament To the Church to which she belong
I'd. From our personal conversation with her at
diierent times, she gave fol! evidence and con-
elusive testimony OF t. true work Of the Sovereign
Grace of God upon her heart, and yielding with
slm compliance and Submission on the Divine
VIII, she lell asleep in Iesus. without a struggie
OF sroan, and her spirit we trust) took its flight
10 tie upper and better world, there to d"e with
lsrses God AID the spirits OF Just men made per-
'eo' leaving behind her glorious testimony, of the
valne ct that Religion that comes from God
ihoush the worthy and bereayed family and bus
0ind are caused 10 mourn, they mourn not as those
without nope We therefore pray Gad that, this
bereavement may be abundantly sanctfed, not onl,
to the family and relatives bot to the community
at large. Truly, We may say with The old PATH
arrh that Precious in the sight of the Lutd is the
death of Saints
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22

EKGLTsH MissIos.--We are Authorized to say
that the Prssien', some time ago, rendered the
important irust Of The Mission 10 England to the
Hon. John Sergeant, the Distinguished Member of
Congress fom the city d Philadell,hia
Having held the offer under consideration, MIR
Sergeant, we regret TO learn, with just aesaow-
Judgment os tie honor Of the proposed high public
employment, and Of Bis grateful respect for such
mark Of confidence, felt himself obliged TO decline
the appointment. So far az we may gather from
rruor til. reasons for this Of private nature,
such ss might properly influence the head Of large
family, md Who i: is probable has participant
ed in that Elimination Of iaeoue, from vested prop
erty, which tho eonyulsions Of recent times have
rendered 80 general. Dir. Sergeant il well knewn
to the whole country. His service ia Congress has
already been unusually long, most useful to the
country. and we believe, in the highest degree
acceptable to his constituents. There are many
eminent citizens from among whom. without doubt.
a highly FL selection may be made for Minister to
London, but i will be good fortune If the Ex-
ecutive choice should fall on any IN whose in
tegrity, ability, prudence, and American feeling,
the American People would have more confidence
fhan in those Of John Sergeant, Of Pennsy ivania -
National L4tehirencer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22

Mr. DRAYroN, President Of the United States
Bank. has issued card contradicting the state
ment lately published by Mr.. AYREs, Director OF
the Bank
II is stated in the Inquirer, that the Hon. Jona-
than Roberts, Of the Directors Of the United
States Bank. has entered Protest against the poll
cy adopted by the Board of Directors in certain
actions pending.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22

The subscriber will commence the lst OF Ju-
ly the publication Of Theirs History of The French
Reroiation. II will be published weekly, and be
completed in sixty numbers of twenty-eight page.
each. IL will contain thirteen fine engruUings on
steel, by A. L. Dick, E,q so well known by his
engravngs in the LsDY's Book. The paper IL Of
the finest quality, large type and cover to each
number. The sale in France Of this book ia unpa-
ralleled, forty thousand COPPER hoVing been airea
dy sold. and new edition called for.--Price per
COPY, 81 so.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22

PROFESSOR SYLygsTER.-Mr. Sylvester, recent.
iy elected Professor Of Mathematics in the Uni,er-
sty Of Virginia, is jew, and is at present Profess
scr Of Natural Philosophy in the University Of Lon
don. lie is said to be very superior general
hoiar and mathematician. Among Others uho
recommended his appointment wasSir John Her
shell, the great astronomer. The Professor Is a
brother TO the well-knowo lottery brokers and note
shavets in New Yolk, Of the same name Boston
Times
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22

A WELL MANAGED RAIL RoAD.--The
original capital Of the Syracuse and
ufTca -Rafrrcs1 Company. was $500
900 the cost Of the Road 81 900 900.
July 4th 1889, the cars were pa; on the
track, since which time it has from earn
lngs increased its capital 10 81 900, OO0--
made Two dividends Of 4 per cent. and
g,Il pay another dividend Of 4 per cent.
on the lsi Of Aug. proxino--maklng IN
all 81 per cent Of nett earnings in 20
months .--BaH. AmeY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22
TERMS or TUITION.
Engineers Office, LIST Div. ID. & o. II. II.
LII.

NNANTED. for the Rail Way Track. between
w upcr's Ferry and the North M ,untain,
20 600 Sticks OF Timber, feet long, "a by inches.
for cross-ties 6 900 Sticks. 7 feet long, 3 by 6
inches, for support blocks.
The above Timber TO BE- Of White Oak, Chestnut,
Chesnut Oak or Pine. IL will be purchased either
standing in the Moods (if more than FIVE miles
from The Line) or delivered upon the Rail Road,
dressed undressed. Persons DESTROYS of con-
tracing for the supply o! the whole any part Of
the above quantity can receive further Information
by application to Ii. X. HAZLEHURST,
July l5.-9w Diuisi0n En- siH6er.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
.Mls5s q. ~? .MIeM~

WAILL open School for Young ladies in
w Martinsbure, on Monday, July 2eth, 1871
in the house The North East corner of Queen and
John streets. adjoining the residence of DR.. Rich
ard McSherry
Having received her edueatior in the best Semi
narrs in New Eogsnd, and had considerable expe.
rience in teaching, she feels confident she give
subtraction to Parents and Patrons by giving good
instruction IN all the branches constituting thor
ough md finished female education, comprising the
elementary branches Of English with Algebra, Gle.
ometry, Natural, Mental and Moral Philosophy,
Rhetoric, Boinn,, Chemistry, Music-vocs and
FREHrH, DRAwING and PAIEriSa in
all their varieties, &c. No pains will be spared
secure the maximum of improvement and correct
lady like department.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22

The Intelligent editor Of the Cincinnati
Chronicle hns been examining the SIX re-
turns Of the census, taken at intervals OF
ten years each since the adoption of the
Constitution. The Investigations show
some curious facts:
|. The population Of the United States
increases exactly 2l per cent. each ten
years, and which doubles erery iicenty- four
years. This law is so uniform and per-
manent, thnt when applied to the popula-
ton of 1906, and brought down to the
present lime, it produces nearly the very
resul, as shown by the census Of 1910.
And thus we may tell with great accura.
cy what viii be the census Of 1850. Il
will be nearly t'osniy-three millions.
,. But though this is the aggregate re-
suit, it is by no means true of each par
ticular part the country; for New En-.
gland increases AT the rate Of Is per cent.
each ten years, while the North Western
States increase 100 per cent. in that pc,
riod.
3. The Save population increased al
80 per cent, but since at less than 20 pei
cant. The Free population has, however
Increased at the rate of 80 per cent. AT
this rate therefore the difference between
the free and slave population is constantly
increasing.
4. Another fact is, that the coored
population increases Just in proportion to
tho distance South and that slavery is
certainly and rapidly decreasing in the
States bordering on the free States.
This state Of things continued would in
half century extinguish slavery in these
States, and concentrate the whole black
population Of the United States on the
Gulf of Mexico, and the adjacent States
on the Southern Atlantic.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22
TO RENT.

Il WILL rent, for the ensuing year, nv FLOUR
u ING MILLS, at dam No s. in the county of
Berkeley. IL IS deemed unnecessary to give Il de-
scripton of this Property, further Than say il is
IN complete order has every necessary building for
carrying on a large business, and ia well situated
for business. There four run of Burrs and
Kiln for drying Corn. Possession will be given on
the lst Of July.
have for sale, large quantity of PLANK. Of
almost all qualities and descriptions; a large sup
ply OF feneing Plank and Poplar, which will sell
the best terms.
EDWARD CoLSTON.
Nav l3 t9tl.--f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22

The Canton Register OF March 3Oth,
riyes the following information -" 1 ne
rnerg reportsafe, that the EsglIsh ships q
var have removed below the city oil Can
ton about Is miles; that the British flag
was hauled down in Canton on the evening
Of the a6ih inst, the guard removed, ana
ths flag has never since been boisico- -
The lu,ber demands of the local govern
men, now are, that all the Eng SHIPS
OF war are 10 leave the river, the tori and
the island of north Wanting, 10 be eVac-
mated and surrendered to the Chinese, be-
fore any trade, as usual. can DO recon.
menced. 4,
lr these demands are complied with,
the next that will b. pressed upon her
Maiesy's plenipotentiary will be to re-
build tho Rogue forts Of English cost, and
most improved scientific principles Of de-
fence and offence. Will moi his Excel
lencv's magnnnimiiy grant such reasona-
ble and modest demands? More troops
are daily arriving in Canton, but We
know nothing Of Yihooan's movements or
intentions, If he is indeed in Canton. Ii
was ramered On Saturday that he had an
nuIled Yang's proclamation for renewing
the trade with the English. About I'll
teen ships are now supposed TO be at
Whampoa the treatment experienced by
the English and United States vessels
under the renewed usual trade, will pro-
badly furnish matter for remark next
week or before.
Turkey, EeYrT AND SYRIA The
latest news from tine different paris OF the
Leyant is Of somewhat contradictory
nature.
II is, however, stated positively that
Meheme, Ali has accepted the terms OF
the Porte, and has caused his new haiti
sheriff Of invesiiture to be solemnly pro-
mulgated.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22

EAIGRAsTs.-3 eusrants have arrived al
the sheds in Montreal the present season--of
which 1853 have arrived within The last twelve
days About 1900 lbs. Of oatmeal we're distributed
TO the destitute in the above period.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22
TRUST SALE.

EpY virtue Of deed of trust, duly recorded in
ED the County Court Of Berkeley, executed by
Edward Lowe, for the benefit of William l.. Boak,
the undersigned, Ttusier. will sell to the highest
bidder, before the Couri-Hou.e door, in Msrtins-
burg, on Monday the 9th day of Angus. next, the
following properts, to Wit:
| -Four Horse Wagon Pair Wood Lad
ders; Sets Of Wagon Gears |
Sorrel Horse; Bay Horse; /
White Horse Grey Horse
and l Bay Mare.
Terms If Soie.-A credit Of three months, upon
giving bond and approved security.
HARRISON WAITE,
July %, 49, .-3t Trustee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22
EssDE5C Safe
OK 1sAEL COACHES.

YEvilF undersigned. Trustee ia a deed Of trr,,
IL ffosa Merrill & Frazer, for the ienrfi Of John
JApTisop, an expose sale, at public aacten,
Mondsy, The 9Th day q August neNt lCsurt-day)
before he Coars Eouse, IN M4rrinsburs.
One 4 horse sir passenger Coacs
One sra passenger Coaches for ttco or
four horses
Eight sets Of Stage Harness.
Terms.-sixty days credit. the purchaser giving
bond wgta approved security.
EDMUND p. HUNTER.
July 81 I84l.-2w TRUSTEE
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22
Volume Twenty-three.
G0DEY's LADY,s BOOK
AND
LADIES' AMERICAN MAGAZINE.

NRS. S J HALE aud MIS-. LYDIA 81
W. Courtney. Editors. Miss e. LrsLir, a
contributor TO each aoubsr. The present (tweniy-
thirdl volume commences with Two Steel EngTay-
logs, BY A. L. Dick Sunday Morning and the Sale
81 lie Pet Lsnlb also beau;if1l colorcd Faslten
Plate. This il an osisy for Embellishments ur-
precedenled in this or any other country. The
great beauty Of the pictures vii give pleasure 70
every lover of lie bsAatifo, and il shah always be
our air 10 procure sueh sshjees- for the enssavel
a. will, even withou, The poeiesl construction, tell
ihelr own tale. While thus giving sttention 10 that
which plesses the eye, shali show that equal at
tehfion has been psid TO catering Tor the mind.
Mrs l. II SIeougsLF, whn has lately returned
from Europe, has ina 4e such arrangements IS viii
eHsere US Supply Of articles f1m the best Female
Writer'S Of England
MsRr RussELt MILFORD. Bic. S. G. hAtL.
and MARIA EpoEwpRfH, (theit h'st contributions
10 an American I'edodicsl sill each contribute q
the Ladies American Magazine from the two
last We now have articles baud The Hon.
Mrs. NORTON will also be contributor.
While from abroad We receiving such assist
ancc as shall serve to siake agreeable variety,
we must not forget 70 mention that are uo~
Publishing m article from ecninrm writer OF our
own country tbs author Of :" Losing end IFtH-
aiagH and " Sensissiisy.' Tais tale we arc GER
tain, will Cause great sensation. as DID tho pub
isbng Of +" Losing and Winning" which was re-
published in half the papers OF the country.
lie; il not be forgotten that Mis- Leslie contfi-
butes to the Lady's Book, only. Ut No other
Magazine has ARTICLES from her pen. She COM
mences IA this No. another Of those graphic sketch
es that give so much pleasure TO readers
A" Leonida Lynmore."
While paying proper tribute 10 the great talents
Of the English Ladies previously ment oned, be IL
remembered that We have our own Hate, sIoouR-
SgY. LESLIE, PARsoss. ENBuRY, hESTz, ard u
host Of Others, to mention which have neither
time nor sparf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22

The Hon. Robert Raymond Reid, late Govern
or of the Territory Of Florida, died at Tallahassee
the LIST instant after few days illness, Of con-
gesiive fever.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22
Charles c. ster5uek q. Harrey N. Fore.

Charles &. Siar6uek d Harvey III. Fore.
man, aon-residenfs Of h,S Common.
icedifh:
FENAkE NOTICE-That on Saturday. the 9th
IL day of July, and on Monday the 26sh and
Tuesday the 9Th, al the Office Of Seaman Gsrsrd,
in Msitinsburr, Berkeley County. We shall take
the dispositions OF VIM. Morgan krnesen, Asgusi
MeRberg. Robinson Dugan. Daniel Ropp Seatan
f Tsbh, George Spcrow, Harrison Waite. Joo ;
Files, A. NJ Hin@erson, George Randall and seve.
rel others, be read in behalf 10 the several
Chaneety suits defending against you In the Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Berkeley
County, wherein we are eotnpanants ard you are
defendants.
JOS. BURNS.
III. +. DUGAN,
FRANCIS II. Duo An
NEWLAND BYER.
HENRY RYNER
WASH. KROESEN.
WM. KEOEsEN,
JAMES HARRISON. ERE. &c.
JAS. l. CUNNINGHAM,
JACOB MYERS,
Aud also in the Chsncery cnses depending 10 the
County Cosft of Berkeley. wherein the subscribers
are complainant. and you ere defendants.
OSNOND c. TIFFANY & co.
DANL. B. MORRISON.
July /. l84l -iw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22

vIRGlNIA "a Rpl-- heid mite Clerk. orra
Of the C,rcait Spr-r Fl cap,f II Ia, s'st Cbsg-.
Gerry fr Morgan County ~ ,ile IT,. 'iaaiss d
July. l34l.
Peter Mchas and Dane faf r'Ff
arefrs
Israel Dawson, Aad,ss III srf III na ]ahn
Citizen, f's
IN CE4N1gRY
FEvHE defendsri lsraei Nstsas
M tered his snl,-afh ~ arrotsi' & r.air
Assembly and The rules 81 to. Cunt. aid y a..
pearing by satisfactory s>iiercr ,hsi he i nof
nhahirant Of this Corsmop ws%lfls; !; i nfdftsd.
that he do arpeas here On The fr-i Monday 70 s~s-
tember next, and answer the bin a p" r.slnth.
and that copy Of this order he forthwith Inserted
in some newspaper published 10 Berkeley Csun'y.
for two months suees ssvclv. and like cors oasled
m the front door Of the Court-H Juss in M1rgsn
County aforesaid
ACoPy.-Ieste.
J. REIcHARD, c. c.
July Is, isil.-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22
MeSSrs. Basil Meeks, William Meeks and
jeremiah MeekS, and the. unknoirn heirs

of Lepis Meeks:
FENAkE notice, that on Friday the ooh day Of
Fl Aues.t next, between the hours OF seven IN
he morning and six in the evening. at the CoHri-
House of Morgan county, shall proceed take
he deposiiions Of George Sheak. Henry Spohr,
Elizabeth Baker, Matthias Swain, Sen and Abei
dy Guslin, To be read in cause now pending in
The County Court Of Morgan. in chancery. Jacob
Rechard. plaintiff us Tabor Rockwell aud Others,
at the hearing, and unless the examination Of the
wtnesse, be completed that day, it will be
tinued from time TO time until il shall be compet
ed JACOB RICHARD.
July 1876
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22

Tee Richmond Stars Ephraim' says
thai If mems jaws we're intended for to-
bacco presses they would have screws in
them.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22
G0DEY',s L.7DY.,S noon

II IL been favored from the FIRST with list Of wr
tiers that no OF, = Magazine csn equal 1t hos
also what cannot be said Of any other publication
Erclusire Contributors
The list Il Subscribers is larger than any month
ly publication in this perhaps any other country
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22
TRUST SALE
or Personal Ps-ODerfu.

ID virtue Of deed Of trust from Jacob Scbap-
E5per,, Jr, 10 the unlersignsd, for The beneGg Of
Henry Weisbaps. which deed bears date on the 7th
day Of March. 1893, aad is duly recorded IN the
Clerks Office Of the County Court OF Berkeley. |
will sell public auction FOR CASH, Moadoy the
Oh day Of dagnstasxt in front Of the Cour-Hoase
in aiartinsburg, the following personal property, TO
ait:
Trio black Mares one brorn Horse
Sir head Of Catile, 20 head Of Hogs;
One Wagon and Gears
Nine head of Sheep;
Ard sanary other FARMING UTENSILS; also,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
such as beds, tsddiag, Sc. &c.
SEAMAN GARARD,
July % --3t Trustee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22
TERMS AND CLUBBING.

Lewis Wysong, Harriet Wysong, Thomas
Kelly, Ann X. Kelly, John FShburn,
Eliza FishJrn, Wiitiam Shopalier and
Elizabeth Showaher,
ruNAKE notice that on Friday the 18th day OF
Il August, l64l, AT the Office of Seaman Gar
ard, in the town OF Martinshurg, Berkeley Countv,
w.. we shall take the dispositions Of Seaman Gar
ard and Thomas S Page, 10 be read in evidence
upon the trial of cause, pending in the Circuit Su.
pericr Court Of Law and Chancery. OF the said
coany Of Berkeley, wherein John McCleary and
wife, and others plaintiff, and you and others
are defendants.
JOHN MoCLEARY,
July l5.-5t JANE McCLEARY.
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Chs. ~. Lucas a. y. H.. Stewart,
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
BALTIMORE, 81

IL AVE- ssssciated shenaselves II The P,artiee AZ
n IL the Law and will eoniia.e 1, ,.rnr,,es IL
the various Courts u Law and kouiss IL ~, s,v II
baltimore, "a The Court of Appe ais ,ie Iyh Chr,
OF Chanesty, sud the satioss C5ants Courts
out the State Of haryiand.
Any business entrusted 10 them viii mas, w;,h
prompt aud immediate attention. Persons hay,rs
business with lie Baltimore aud Oaio Rail RasS
Company, ~'il at Hl times receive prompt ard in.
mediate information upon sGfjsets connected there
sith. Is addressing their Communications 10 sls
REFERENCES.
Col. Edmund r. Hunter,
Dsvid II Conrad. Esq.
John Jamison, Esq.
William Long. Esq. MarsinsSufs.
Aiessrs. Wilson a Doll,
John II. LIksns,
Messfs. Hlmme & stephens.
Fielding i.ncss, Jr.
Frskine e Eeheiberger, n .3
e. q. g. ] Slinglua.
J. D. II. Latrohe, E.q.
o.hce neat door 10 the Post Office.
Baltimore, july /, Is4l.-,f
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~ a "a IA : q %,

On the l0;h instant, in the Monumental Church,
at Richmond, by he Rev VIM. Norwood, JAMES
BRooEs Esq of New York, to Mrs. MARY Louisa
RANpoLPH. of Wilton.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22

Dead Letters:
4. d. s III
Christiana Anderson sMglinsburg 3
David A.gsy Hiram Moon
Addison g. Angelo David Miller
Patrick Broiefies Z Rees Moon
James Barns John MeCieary Scar.
Samuel Bowman Iohn c. Msnser.
Frs..cis Banuschsn Hester |. Miller
Patrick Bany { Ez. or Sam. Mickswell
Thomas Bell WIN. Mplison
LOWS Bechtel FLAMES Martin
Jacob H. Blown SJohn Murphy
c d. E. tPatrick Mathews
II .nnsh Cateit Alex. Mcdonald
Sarah Cox Jeremiah Murray
Jacob Coones 0 T. q. X.
Miss Cath riue Campbell Francis Ogden
Mise Elizabeth Daily SCharles o Btien
Peter Dyohe tB. s. J. oConner
Jesse Engle flames 0'Conner
Henry Eveihart Hugh Piior
+. O.. Michael Quill
George Fleming 6 "A Robinson & Co.
John Fsrs Thomas Rafferty,
Mss NJ Foreman <Wm. Ray
David Foran Mrs. Ryan
Thomas feey John Rabold Q
SylvesterFinlry S.
rhos. Gordon (color'd) Robert Sprigg2
Neal Glscken sSmsl& Smith
Susan Cans IJobn Schneider
II J. X. sJohn stonebraker
DR. J X H@dges tCatharne Stewart
Samuel HtIl Harrison Smith
Nicholas Hewlett 9 tWm. II Smith
George w Henry Jacob Shade
Dennis Holland tAdau Snober
Edward Hooper , SGeurge Shofestsll
Jeremiah Hsgeriy Maurice Shutter,
John Holloway ~. D. Shrwal,er
Ellie c. jones' v. w.
Thomas Kennedy Hannah yinsonhcller
l.. Lamuel VanorsdoiI
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22

Nih1tNiAt--ln tie Circuit Superior Court =
Law and Chaneery for Berk,lr, County.
Philip Bowers and Juhn Bewrss, gtiFs
agasaa
Henry Bowers, Sen. Ex~cu,ors and heirs, dtis
IN CHAACERy.
al Office Tie rariFss interested IN ,hr shove
In suit MI Iisasc Ia tsk, notice, tiet will ~
lend ri m, Office. ~ Naiunsbnrg. or Friday ,he
s3l day u Jui. nes, iof The ligpuse- FIST sf set
iiiog The estate account 81 sad HAY bowers Sea,
decd AID also the srsutng- ~ IL sales. in te-
Jerome 10 tte ptr.otei SECONDLY, taking an
account - ths' tstfs r,otp4 eta rits, tda at this
zeal estate hen, the d,ast n tNe usteiaf. showing
Whit portion 4 tie lard ise s,dow hv!d, ssd hnt
prof lhetr,f III, tauk to hei usc, AID who
ha,c tsreived ins aad rtti- tstreof aince
he's DEATH ha~ tic W.. -itapt- Of III zeal es,s,s
have been held and tin p,ehl. sben since The
t-stateis death AID how aisp,,.ed el-- tAsr9ig,
taking stc,ast = ne hos ane, - made 10 ttr
i,atteni hsi'.--aa' J. a,th'y. Z iskms - recount
1f The satse eth satat.t Shiue ~ the real estate,
reporting the nua.he, ., mas. character OF the
real estate ~ paf,is 1il ,he,si'ae Oh lbs day
above rlrpipa. j tftias~ b. itse me nil such eve
si,nce 49, g3sesers b 5 na',,, me 10 make the
difefsa8 .saisa ala Iaettf ned
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