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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-20

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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-20

SHERIFFS SALE.
John F. TomIin'on' Brown Com
MoGrew & Dugin. Ven. Ex.
RY virtue Of a wit of VenditiOni Er.
n pOnns, TO me directed by the Court
of Common Pleas, within and for Brown County,
Ohio, will osr for sale, at tho front door Of the
Court house in Georgetown, on Monday the 23d
daS SofJanuary, IS43, between the hours of 10 Il
o'clock on said day, ths following real estate OF
wit: In lot number ninety-three (93) in ths
town of Higginsport, Brown County Ohio, con-
tanning a currying shop. beam house bark mill aud
herimproysmsutl Also, tract or parcel to
land adjoining said in lot, bounded as follows, to
wit: Beginning at the north east corner of said
In lot numbsr93; thence north in continuation
of the line of said 10. 93, seven poles to staAe
south east corner of Jesse Jones's land thence
in a west direction with the line of said Jones,
eight and half poles to the southwest corner
ofsaid Jones'; thsncs in north direction hve
poles to said Jones northwest corner, in Jesse
Dugin' s line; thence in a west direction with
said Dugin's line, about three poles 70 stone
in said limo; thence in a southsrly direction
with Dugin'S lins seven poles to the northwest
corner of Benjamin Stewards tract, thence in
an east direction with Stewards line about five
poles to said Stewards northeast corner ;thence
in southefy direction with said Stewards
line, to the northwest corner of said In lot No.
80; thence east with the back limo of said lot,
five poles TO the beginning ;--supposed 10 con-
tain two-thirds Of an acre, be the same more er
less, and bel ,g the residue of the unsold land
conveyed by John Cochlan to John McGEsW and
Jesse Dugin. "
Tobs sold as the property ofSaid McGFsw
and Dugn in the above case.
' ~ . WIN. SHIELDS, Sheriff B. c. o. |
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SherfF's office. December 2Orh. 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-20
SHERTFF'S SALE.

sheriff's Office, Dee. 2Oth, 1912.
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CINCINNATI AND MAYSVILLE
PACKET.

The light draught fast run.
ming Steam boat, RICH
Au. MOND, Captain BLAND.
it'Ssis'slI will run regularly between
the above Pnrfss T..v;u.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
John Reeves & Co. Brown Com. Pleas.
vs.. William Dowl- Vendi. Exp.
ney ct al.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-14
NOTICE..

PURSUANT to a Deed of Trust executed to me by
i David f.. NJ Black, for certain purposes therein
mentioned, bearing date the 10Th OF December, 1910,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of the Hastings
Court Of Lyuchburg, and the Clerks Office of the coun-
~ Court of Campbell, shall, ON the 2Sth of April,
1872 if far il not the fair day, Sundays excepted
proceed upon the promises to sell lay way OF public
lion, for cash. the EsGGi property in SAID Deed
me,ioned.-Ihis property Is situated at Sandy Hook,
near the town of Lynchburg, and consists Of
FOUR WE'LL InfEOvED TENENENTs
with suitable Lot each and is truly very valuable
property 1t believed that the capitalist could scarce
" have opportunity Of investing his money in the
purchase of property which would Yield him better
profit than in the purchase of this property. shall
convey such title only Is vested in me by said deed
j. WILLS.
April t26A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-14

ETIRGINIA:-At a Court held for Bedford County
Y the Both day of March 7, 1872
On the motion of job Sharp and Joseph Bayne and
wife, Logatocs of George nooey deceased it ordered
tina, all rersous having claims against the estate Of the
said George Dooey, deceased, do exhibit the for
settlement to William B Doocy and John Sharp. Ex-
oculors Of said George Dooey, within SIX months from
this day. and that copy Vt this order be Inserted in
some newspaper published in the town Of yucburg for
eight weeks succts.vey and posted the front door Of
the Courthouse Of this county Two successive court
days. ACopy-lese
RIO. &. MITCHELL, {. R. c.
ApIil SW
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ApIil 7
" GYEf'E.

UNOR sale F4LL.iDLE TR3CT or LAND
n lying near to Amherst Court House, aud on the
stage road leading ynchburg. 1t Joins the Lands
Of Benz, Brown, James 2. Garland and others, and
ains about $50 ACsai.%. good part Of which is
valuable Greek Flats, which would produce Timothy
The Tract part and the chief part Of the Tract for
mery the residence ofRcubcn Coleman dee aud made
up Of several lots as divided amongst the widow and
children Of said Coleman. but the widow having re
Gently died, the parties interested will sell The whole
geher. The title will be made unquesiionatiy good tc
the purchascr.-Ierms Of sale-one third OF the pur
chase in hand, and and two years, equal payments
for the residue 1t will be offered for sale to the high
est bidder Amherst Court House on the Sd Monday
Ay,Sul next, that being Court DAY
JOHN THO NPSON, Jr
.3geu tor tho parties Interested
March % tlsA
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.lND KITCTENFUR.NITU
One es0rSp AC
.V'D 5'Es'E,.

fHNIE subscribers would respectfully inform the nhab-
n ianlsot Lynehbnrgand surrounding contry, thatihcy
have taken store adjoining Ar.J Il. Hunt where they
have Just opened splendid assortment Of French and
American Paper Ilangpes. which will be sold to suit
the times. and put mp with and durability in
town country. They also keepon hand and make to
order, cured hair and shuck Mattresses of the best
quality. {. DOGGEI s Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-14
March %
NGD FAC

FHNIE subscribers have formed Co-parncrship in the
4 business of Transporting Freight and Passengers
the james River aud kanaw la Canal between Rich
mond and LyHchburg, under the firm Of Boyd, Edmond
& Davenport James NJ. Boyd, r bert Edmond. and
Isaac Davenport. Jr alone authorized sign the
of said firm to contracts any debt, debts. to
make any engagements whatever account OF said Co.
partnership which shall be binding the other Copart
ners James NJ Boyd will supcriatcnd the business in
Lyncturg. and Robert Edmond and Isaac Davenport,
.Ir., in Richmond. BOYD, EDMOND & co, and
John Blair, Stephenson, Iutwer & Co.
March "a Is
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Elsl&14So
o. 1.-THE LYNCHBURd VIRGiNlAN,'


IL pabIahcd sem,rcetiy, (crery Monday and Thursday
OF Fo,a Dollars per onttr payable IN odrdnce. 40 sab
s~4.ion ru be rec,iredf for shorter time than sir months
srd no paper cH be discontinued (ereept at The discretion
s( TX Editors,) unta all nreorages arc paid.
a.. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 50 cents per
syu4rs (or icss for tie first insertion, and 31a GEMS or
s,cry subsequent Insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER is required to note, on his
manuscript ho,c long he ,ecS IBIS advertisement inserted
81 advertisement, not noted ,c be inserted TIL its dis
continuance DC ordered
FOR YEARLY .aDpERTISLAG the terms are for
o.. privilege of squares, 40 for square s25 for
enc square. inner form S35.
a. JOB PRINTING erscuted NEATLY and crpedAtous-
y, snd reasonable terms.
-
NOTICE is hereby given that the Discount days,
1 at the Bank of Virginia, and Farmers Bank. at
Lynchburg, commencing the first "Wednesday and
first Friday in May neat, will tie changed The Dis
count day at the Bank of Virginia will be Friday.
and at the Farmers Bank ~ wednesday.
JNO. NJ O1EY, Cash'r
A. TOMpkINS. Casl'r.
APPLY is
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N &, r. &c T. .

FH1IE partnership heretofore existing between the
d subscribers, Contractors executing work on the
line Of the James River and kanawha Canal under the
style and firm Of johnson Robnee is this day dissol
we'd by mutual consent. All persons having claims
against the said firm requested to present them to
Elijah Johnson for settlement, and all who know them
selves to be indebted to the firm requested 10 pay
over the amount to said Johnson he being legally au-
thorsed to settle all matters relative to said partner
ship
As witness our hands and seals, this 18th day Of
April, 1912. ELIJAH Johnson. SEAL
J. w. ROBINETTE, SEAL
April II 81
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q n & Re.
VIE subscribers have determined on closing their bu
Il siness, and shall until the 10Th ns offer induce
mens 10 rends and customers by selling unusually
" + o II c n II.
The remainder of stock hand the 29h inst will be
sold at auction that day All those in need of Gro
ccrcs, will find it to their interest to call and examine
our stock and prices before they buy
GANNANNAY & NORMAN.
April t29A
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.HeO g'R('s.

ESTRAiED OR STOLEN from the rack. at Am
- herst Courthouse. the 3O1s Vi arch last, a
ID u n NJ A r about seven years old, with a
snort tail and black streak down her back, with Saddle
ana Birdie on. Any information concerning them VIII
tic thankfully received by the subscriber besides paying
a lltcra reward. JNO IANKERSLtY
April Wv
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E9iHGbfe Stock OF Groceries, Far
NifsgTe, Sc,

EsY virtue ola Deed of Trust, executed to me, by
HV MIR. Joseph Marsh, bearing date the 30lh day ii
March, 1872, and OF record in the Hastings Court ior
the Corporation OF lyuchburg, shall on Thursday, the
18th day OF April 1872 at the store House OF the said
MARSH in the town Of Lynchburg, sell by way of public
auction, the entire
stock of Groceries and DVy Goods,
conveyed by said deed, being all that the sad Marsh
owned or possessed in the town of Lyncburg at the
time Of executing tho said deed-Also large quantity
valuable
HOUSEHOLD .2.ND KITCIfE.NFUR.NIIUR
One Horse, DC.
TERMS OF SAlE-For all sums not exceeding
500, cash will he requircd-For all sums SO and
not exceeding 500 credit OF 80 days viii be given
For all sums over 500 and not exceeding 5000. credit
of four months will be given-And for all above
5000 a credit OF months Will be allowed-Jhe pur
cIasers IN every instance giving negotiable notes with
such eadorscrs as shall be satisfactory to me.
The stock oil Groceries is large and valuable and wei
worthy the attention of Country Merchants
The title to the said property believed to be good bu
acting merely trustee. shall only sell, and couve,
such title thereto vested in by the deed Of trus
aforesaid. CHlSWE DABNEY, Trustee
Aprlld tldA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-14

10 the Stockholders oftlc James Rirer and kad,rha
Company.
GENTLEMFN:-O the application Of the number
~ Of Stockholders. owning the aggregate number of
shares the Stock of the Company required by the Sc
cod section Of the laws you requested to convene
IN General Meeting the Capitol in tc City OF Rich
mond, on Monday the nd day of May next in order to
take into consideration the provisions Of an act Of the
reneral Assembly. entitled San act auhorlznga loan to
me James River and kanawha Company passed
march 18th, 1912. with view to the acceptance or 70"
cotton ofthe same I'M very respectfully Yours.
=. JOSEPH {. CARELL. T, J. Il. & X. Co.
March 81 toN
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Richmond Axe Mandatory.

J. 4. BN,sNs.s & 20.
HNHE SUBSCRIBER has consented to act as agent
Il for the above named Mandatory. and Will keen
constantly on hand supply Of their excellent T. S,
which will be sold 10 dealers Manufacturers prices
II. b. RICHARDS.
April
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-14
Cabinet Furniture, Chairs, &C.

NsuVhfsNt ssh kFENtNfV, VEEssEH ~ W.
q USI received. lot Of splendid Cabinet Furniture,
- consisting OF various articles in thane Also lot
of fine and common CHAIRS; all Of which will be sold
the reasonable terms.
c. DOGGET g. Co.
April II Pm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-14
.V'GTEGE.

MR. JOSEPH MARSH having by deed bear
4vl ing date on the 30,h day of March, 1872 and OF
record in the Corporation Court of Lynchburg, assigned
and conveyed in trust for certain purposes in the
said deed expressed all the Debls of every description
which were owing him at the date of the said decd,
whether then due or thereafter to become due ! take
tbs method of requesting the debtors owing said debts
sonc forward without delay and ADJUST and pay the
s7 to me- as the situation of the trust fund requires
~1npt collections.
CIIISWELL DABNEY, Trustee.
April I'm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
From ae Madisonsas Extra.
THE MExiCANs RETREATING FROM
TEyAgt

THE MExtCANS HEIHEAIlNG FHOM
TEXAS!
We have just received the following
highly important information 49,
Extract from letter from Mr.. Eve,
Charge d'Affairs ofihe Uoiied States to
Texas, TO the Department Of State,
dated
"GALvEsToN, March 10Th, 1912.
"SIR Since wrote you OIL the 10Th
instant, news has reached here by ex.
press, that the Mexicans have abandoned
San Antonio and that General Burieson,
the Vice President, and General Johnston
with twenty five hundred Texans, were 10
pursuit OF them. Since the proclamation
Of General Arista and the letters OF San
Ia Ana TO Colonel Bee and General Ham
Ilton have been published, the PRESIDENT
Of Texas has issued his proclamation that
the war with Mexico shall never cease
until Mexico acknowledges the indepen.
deuce Of Texas. The citizens have by
voluntary contributions chartered, armed
and equipped two private vessels and sent
them to the coast of Mexico. Every Cit
izen in Galveston, who has not left for
the army, is constantly employed in erect
Jog batteries for tho defence OF the place."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07

MANUFACTUREs IN THE SoUTH.-A
Letter to the Editors from respectable
gentleman in the State of North Carolina,
under date Of March, 25, 1912, says:-
"We have now in this State twenty cot
ton factories, worked by, Ipresume, more
than 1880 white operatives and, al.
though North Carolina will not oblrude
herself upon the time of Congress with
petitions for discriminating tariff, yet she
is TO be vitality affected by it, in the sue.
cess of those large factories recently es-
tabished. | am now shipping lot OF
goods directly to New York. and expect
to supply that market with proportion
of what they require for shipment around
Cape Horn. Southern goods stand high
in New York, Philadelphia, and other
markets into which they have been intro.
duccd. Nat. Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
From The NeY oriean. Bulletin.

The Mexican movement, instead Of be.
ing an invasion by an army Of fourteen
thousand men, turns out TO have been q
mere predatory excursion, carried on for
the purpose Of plumber and annoyance.
The number Of troops that crossed the Rio
Graude are supposed not to exceed twelve
hundred men. AT the latest accounts
they we're retrea,ing before the Texinns,
who we're in hot pursuit. The object
Of the expedition on the part of the Mex
,cans was to break up clandestne trade
that was going on very extensively be.
tween the citizens Of Mexico and Texas
along the frontier. The principal depot
for the goods was at San Antonio, and
this place was therefore made the point
Of attack. After robbing the town, the
Mexicans as if they had accomplished
all they came for, commenced retreat.
They will no doubt be followed with ce.
lerity, and, loaded as they are with booty,
must be overtaken by their exasperaiod
pursuers. What will be the result Of II
but,e under such circumstances may
readily be imagined. The Mexicans will
carry no booty out Of Texas, and may
not be so fortunate, many Of them, rs to
escape beyond the Rio Grande with their
lives. A Texan army, flushed with vic
tory and burning for vengeance, will not
halt on the banks of the Rio Grande.
That boundary will be crossed by an in
vading army moving to the Southwest,
and the seizure and occupation Of Matan,.
oros and Tampico may probably be the
General Houston"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
T ii Z nj A II X ETS.

From The Baltimore american, April 4.
CATTLE.-The offerings Of Beef Cattle at the
drove yards to-day smaller than for some time
past, and the stock all Of inferior quality or
100 head that were in market, so we're driven
north, and the balance sold at prices ranging from
81 to SIS per 100 lbs. as in quality.
FLouR.-The demand for Howard Street Flour
is quite limited and the transactions small at IS so
for good standard brands, at which price holders
very firm. No receipts by wagons to-day
The last selling wagon price was SIS 374
WHEAr.-A sale Of prime Md. red, the first lot
of any consequence at market, made to day for
shipmcnt at 81 %.
CoRs.-Sales of Md. white Corn al SIS cts , and
Of yellow at 81 a So cents.
Oars.-MsIy Wand Oats would probably bring AZ
and 43 cents. A lot of Virginia sold to-day at Al
cents.
CLovERsEED.-Coverseed has further declined
and we quote prime Pennsylvania at "a and 81 rs
per bushel.
BAcos.-Baltimore cured Hams at ~ a 81 cts.
Sides at 5 cents, and Shoulders at 4 A cents.
WHIsKEr-is very dull at 10 cents, in hhds. and
20 cts in bbls The wagon price Of bbls is l6 cts
exclusive Of the barrel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
TERRIBLE DrAru OF RoBERT PorrrR.

TERRIBLE DEATH OF ROBERT POTTER.
From the Caddo Gazette of the 12th
instant, we learn the frightful death oil
Col. Robert Potter. He was beset in his
house by an enemy named Rose. He
sprang from his couch, seized his gun.
and in his night clothes rushed from the
house. For about 200 yerds his speed
seemed to defy his pursuers, but. getting
entangled in thicket, he was captured.
Rose told him that he intended to act
generous part and give him chance for
his life. He then told Potter he might
run, and he should not be interrupted till
he reached a certain distance. Potter
started at the word of commend, and be.
fore gun was fired he had reached the
Lake.
His first impulse was to jump into the
water and dive, which he did. Rose was
close behind him, and formed his men on
the bank, ready to shoot him as he arose.
10 few seconds he came up to breathe,
and scarcely had his head reached the
surface OF the water, when it was COM
pletely riddled with the shot OF their guns,
and he sunk to rise no more. Boston
Times
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07

dom have The anticipstions OF an assem-
blage in the Capitol been more richly re-
allied, or their sensibilties more profound
ly excited. The scene was indeed most
Impressive, and will never be forgotten by
any ofthe thousand individuals who wit.
messed IT. AT one moment, when the
Orator approached the theme Of his graft.
tude to the noble State which had so long
honored and cherished him, when his VI
ieraDce was choked, and his voice failed,
and he paused TO wipe the tears from his
eyes we believe there were few other eyes
present which remained dry. The feel
ing with which the speech was uttered
and the solemn impress Of the scene can.
no, be conveyed to the reader by any re-
port Of lint.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
ADVERTISING MEMORANDA.

Sale of part of four Houses and Lots, by George
r. Long, Trustee, before Krossen's Hotel, on the
9th instant, (to-day.)
Sale of Personal Property, by Harrison Waite,
Trustee, before the Court House door. in Martins
burg, on Monday next, llh instant.
Sale Of Grain in the ground, by Saml. ID. Baker,
Trustee, before the Court House, in Mnrtins5usg,
on Monday next, llth instsnt. ss4
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
RENO Val.

HNHE subscriber would respectfully announce TO
Il his customers and the public generally. that
he has removed TO the Store House formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. Joseph Buns. where he hopes BY
strict attention to business. TO merit continuation
OF the public patronage heretofore conferred upon
him.
April z, 1912. ] VAN DOREN, Jr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
D I e D.,

On Friday evening last, Mr.. Mhsr HsssHAw,
aged about 60 years wife of Hiram Henshaw, Of
this county.
At Ws,erown Arsenal, (Mass.) on the 2sth ult.,
Major MaSs PAGE LomAx, OF the u s. Ordnance
Corps, aged 55 years, a native of Virginia, and
gallant and accomplished officer.
Al Mount Morris, ILL.,, the 18th ul, EmAxu-
FL KsopLE, editor of the Rock River Register, /"
in the 32d year of his sge--a native of Washington
county. Md
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07

The Office of First Comptroller of the
Treasury, the vacancy in which for q
week or two past has been the source OF
great Inconvenience to public creditors by
preventing any warrants from being issued
at the Treasury. is at length filled by the
appointment to that Of James W. McCul.
loh, Of Maryland, whose nomination was
confirmed Friday, by the Senate. Nat.
Int
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07

these considerations, added to the tempt.
ing visions Of the spoiIs OF victory in sill
yer producing Mexico, will conspire to
give Texas powerful army from the
United States. IL plain that Santa Ana
has raised storm that cannot be lulled
until every yestige Of bis despised despot
isos is swept away.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
John a. Keedy,

John a. Keedy,
fHNAKE NOrICE-Thsr, on Saturday, the sob
Il day of April, 1912, at the Globe Tavern, in
Hagerstown, Washington County, Maryland we
will take the dispositions of JOSEPH l.. Merrick.
William Price, Chules tIesletine and John Herr.
to be read as evidence in two suit. now d pending
in the Circst Superio, Court # Law and Chaucer,
for Berkeley County in which you plaintiff. and
the under signed are respectively defvndan,s-lhe
said dispositions TO be taken by vtue Of commits
sons severally issued in said suits
CHARLES DOWNS. Er'or
Of John kisinger dtcd.
WIN. CUNNINGHAM, Adm'r
Of John Cunnin CHAM. deed.
March 81, 1912 ST
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
Notice.

A Ii persons who have any account or accounts
IA against me, are hereby notified to call and
have them sottled, as intend leaving the county
in few days
April 7, 1912. C. C. TALIAFERRO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

A I meeting Of the Board of Directors on
IN. Tuesday. 90 Of March, it was ascertained
that on a large number Of the notes of the dealers
~hch have bccosnr due, no payments OF the ca,
tat have been made. And motion, IL is or
dertd that in consideration of the peculiar state
Of the currency, the Board are willing TO suspend
the bye-sw requiring suits to be brought on these
notes. But notice i. here given TO all concerned.
drawers and rndorsers tina, suits will be insii, u,ed
after the l2h Of Aprii If the curtail. bs not pad
on all matured notes on or before that day.
d. II. CONRAD, Prost
JOS. BURNS. Treasurer.
March 81. 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
M A II r I z y .

On Tuesday evening last at allendnle the resi-
dence o. J Van Doren, by Rev p. Harrison, Rev
iHoNts 7. MAeRupER, Of Montgomery Co. Md.
to Miss LuREssA NJ. BEsSEr, of Springfield. III.