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ceivlng by aI arTivaIs from FhadeIdhia, ToHH sup plies, thereby keeping throughout the season fresh and well assorted stuck of paddles, Brides, Martin gales. Fillings, Saddlebags and Wallets, Leather of every kind used by Ssdders-Gin Bands, Curb and Snafle Butts, Spurs, etc. etc.
 Ssddlers and Carnage Trimmers will always hnd as above, s well assorted stock of materials and tools.
 dec6cmo BOULLEMET, 2 Dauphin.s
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Barton Aeademy-Malo Department.
RNGLIsaI SCHOOL.

BARTON AcADEMY-BAskMENrs STORY.
 HNHIS SCHOOL will he opened on he 20h inst, Il under the charge of E. E. BorETos. A. B.. aa efficient and experienced teacher. Reading. Spe. ling. Writing, Arithmetic, Geography and English Grammar will be faithfully tasRhl. T,ion for boys nnder eight yeais, $2; over eight, a per month.- No pupil will he received for a sho ter term ihaa two months. The tuition for that time will ba re- aaired, invariably. in advance. The school will be under the general supervision of he subscriber.
 oc,ll lI2 D. r. MERRILL.
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BY KNAPP & SCHULTZ.
 E.A. LEVENSWORTH, Auctioaeer.

bK hNAFI W HOEf U L IAs
 E. A. LEVENSWORTH, Auct,oaeer.
 Al Nc. 34 Royal strecs. THIS EVENING, at half past o'clock, gen. eral assortment of Dry Goods. consisting of English, French and American Prists Brown and bleached Sheelings
 Linen Shrtings; Kerseys; Hosiery Cotton, Silk and Madrass Hdkfs
 Linen Bosom Shirts; Suspenders
 Spool Thread; Pearl and Ivory Buttons Combs; Table Spreads; Napkins, Sc Also-Cloihmg. Boots and Brosans. Together with a variety of Cntlery-Pocket. Pen and Dirk Knives, Razors, Sc. of superior qual- ity; Double Barrel Guns; Rifles and Pistols; Gold and Silver Watches; Jewellery, and many other Goods too numerous to mention.
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BY DORRANCE & STANARD.
 c. M. PARKER, AuctioDeer.

Port Wardeng' Sale. On WEDNESDAY, the 17th, al o'clock at store. will be sold under the inspection of tho Port Wardens. for account of whom il may concera- 32 bags Coffee, damaged on the voyage of im- portation.
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UNSURANCE.


 HNHE Subscribers, Agents for the SUN MU- Il TUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, being now prepared 10 take Marine, River and Fire risks at the usual rates of preui um, so cit share of patronage. This Company has assets after providing for the losses by the late fire a New York, of more that Six Hundred and Seventy-6vs Thoussud Dollars.
 decll JAS. MAGEE q co, 24 St Francis-s, M UTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPA- MI NY OF NEW YORK, with reliable assets of upwards oi Four Hlndred aud Ely Thossosd Doi- lars ($460, ,000) after providing for tue payment in cash sf their osseG by the July fire in New York, and all other claims the ir business of FIRE, RIVER and MARINE INSURANCE, as heretofore. Applications will be received at the office of the Agency, corner St Francis and Royal streets, se- cend floor. Tdec6I ROBT. g. BUNKER. Agent. NN ESSRS MOULTON & CLARK beg leave IvN to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen ot Mobile aud vicinity. that their Dancing and Waitzins Aea- deny will open on Monday the Sth inst. al tue VA VERY HoUsE for Gentlemen at early candle light, aud on Saturday the 18th for Masters and Misses at g A. M.
 N. B. Messrs. N. & c. would be pleased to see those that wish receive instruction present at the commencement. Entrance to the saloon on St Fran cis street. dec5
 Barton Acadcmy-Malo Department. MR MERRILL respectfully gives notice that he WI will reopen his Sehsol the 20th iastant, in the second story of the Academy. Instruction will thorough English aad Classical EducatoR. Tuition $5 and $6 DOT month, payable in advance. com- potent teacher of rench will be employed, and pu. oils will be taught speak, as well as to read and write the language. Charge-$2 per month.
 octll PIP
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MRS, BLAIR,

SSSe No. 26 6DAUPHIE-sTREET <S ENFORMS the ladies of Mobile and its vicinity l that she has just received per Mary Farces very pretty addition to her already splendid stock of M mi- iinery. Having carefully selected her patterns and ma alerias m New York. of the latest Parisa inn portatons and paying the strctest attention tot heir
 nanu fracture here. she have all articles in her line we'll executed the shortest notice and at the lowest possible prices. declS IS
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MRS. GEOR GE E's

BoARpIHa AND DAY SCHOOL Fok You've LADIES,
 No. S6 GsverNment-sfree.
 yWyHE PRINCIPAL, with grateful thsuks for the
 Il liberal patronage she has been favored with, takes plea sure announcing 10 ,he public the pres- snt advantages which this Institution holds out to those who wish to pursus thorough eourss oi in- struct,on. MR. NopMAE PIHHEY, whs has long been engaged in te. ching iu this city, and from his success has increased confidence in his method of imparting knowledge, wllgive instruction ia tue Eu- etsh language 1; German and Spanish will be taught by able professors. under the directoa of Mir. P.
 Madam kovALksKI. recently from Europe, a- dy of distinguished ability, has been engaged o teach Vscxl and Instrumental Music.
 French ia the language of Mrs. G's family, and is practiced during ue hours. hours of tuiou, and of school, as rpuch ss circumstances permit.
 The discipline of the school is mid, but at the same time firm and strict Conditions.
 For Instruction In the Tren and English languages, a. sS ins Music sl. sie moa.A Board varying from $ to si0 per month. Each boarder to fa:sish bed, bcdd'ng. toweis, iL yer goblet, etc. etc. Parsnts and guardians who do not reside in Mo. biIe are expected appoint Agent in rhe city who will be responsible for all dues. Terms payable monthly in -sdvsnce. Rsfsrsnees- GEORGE S GAIFEs, JoHNA. CAMPBELL, 4. 5. DUnkE, Mobiie. PERCY WALKER, War s. HoYT. FRAHcIs $. LYoE, ] n, BENJ. N. GLOVER. { THos. RIvEs, p., n.u Wv. B0YKiE. ''' O0- The duties of the school will be resumed on the second Monday in October. se.s20 l04 NU R. HILLS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LA. MI DIES, will reopen in lhe basemeni story oi the Jackson street Church. between St. Michael and St. Louis streets, on MONDAY, the 20th of Octo- her. The course of siu.iy will embrace ihorougi practical education also the diferen, branches O. oruamsutai study The number of pupils will b. limited to xs many only the Principal can give personal attention to- No assistants will be employ ed excep, in the branches of Music. Drawing, Psisi ing, and Modern Languages. These will hs ,asgh by the most approved uaasters, yet rssirictisr will be placcd on patrons who prefer others. The terms will be "A, sb. S6 aad ST per moslh | payable n advance. l REBERKHcKs: | Hon. John A. Cuthbsrl. Gen. Theo. l.. Toulmis, l 5. P. Ballard, Esq., Col. Thos. w Mccoy, F. c. Heard, Esq. Geo. N, Stew~sf. Isq. | B. B. Fon,aine, Esq. Daniel N s..xgs, Esq. l c. w. Dotrance, Esq. Rsck <. E. Redwood. Esq
 Maj. R. Chamberlain, Alphoase sPrssue, Ess. sse 70
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CLERK's OFFICE. City of Mobile, !
 December Q. 1845. (


 NOTICE-In pursuance of a resolution passed l V the Boards of A ldermen and Common Council on the 9th and 8Ih and approved by the Mayor, --I hereby give notice, that the Board of Mayor, Aldermen and Common Council.ofthe city of Mobile, will in convention on Saturday the 20ih inst. at o'clock, P. M. proceed the election of the follow lag officers for the municipal year.
 Candidates will hand in their applications at this office. on or before that day, al I2 o'clock, M. City Treasurer, calary $l 800 per Bond sl5, 900 City Clerk.... |" l,5OO " 2,500 Keeper P. Mag" TOO 1000 City Engineer 500 7,50O City Guaser. Fees as last year..........l coo City Sext0n.... ..........l ,OO0 Inspector of Slaves ..... | 900 City Marshal, salary ,2O0 per an.. 2,b00 City Taxcoecior, 24 per ceat commission. .l5,0 900 City Printer, salary $500 in full for all frInt-
 ing which may be necessary to be doHe for
 the Corporation. ................. I'ooO Four Day Police Officers. al $40 per each l.000 Inspector ol Wo.d--Fees as last year, \ portion of whch to the an,6unt of $500 is be paid to the city, one half in advance, and the other half at the expiration Of 90 days. Bond 5000.
 Inspector of Weights and Measures and Hay Weigher--Fees as last year, portion of which, to the amount of $750 is to be paid 10 the city. onc- half in advance and the other half at the expiration Of 90 days. Bond 5000.
 Harbor Master and four Port Warden-Fees and recurilles as provided by law.
 Clerk of the Markei-Fess as last year, a por- tion of which to the of s750, to be paid 10 the city in equal proportion. monthly in sdvsnce.- Bond $S0OO.
 Porter-Salary s35 per mouth Bond $500
 Street Inspectsr-Saiary $6o per month. Bond $500.
 declO ,2O,h SAM. PENNY, City Clerk.
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PRIVATE BOARDING.
IA AMERICAN HOTEL & RESTAURAT. <zA E&. E:& FORMERLY YcohNERcIAL EXCHANGE. E9A
 Situated on Erehang ge -sfree, betpssn Watn asd

C0mmtrce Sfresfs, M0bIle.
 The above we'll known and popular establishment having undergone thorough repairs during the past summer. ia now open for the season.
 To planters and business men generally the above establishment is the convenient of any ia the cty-being in immediate proximity 10 the wharves and principal thoroug hfares--and can accommodate from 50 to 60 with sleeping apartmeis, and about l50 with board. The eating department is on the Resiaurat plan where they get their meals at any hour inlhe day-bes dea, the reasonable rates at which board, lodging, &e, caa be had, reduction of from l0to 20 per cent from last year.
 O. The utmost order and cleanliness observed throughout ths establishment. The proprietor hopes that with these recommendations and strict attention to business, merit share of patronage
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PHILADELPHIA SADDLE RY WAREHOUSE-Ns. ? Daxphin sfrst, nest door abOvs Coxamerce sfreet-The undsrsign- ed has received by late arrivals from Philadelpl1a a large addi- iionsl supply of szddlery and Saddlery-Harness, which lie will dispose oi at low prices, whole- sale and retail. He will be re-
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PUBLIC SALES.
BY EDWARD B. GALE.
AJn,,.;st,s,oy's .XsJs

Adnnaistrafors SsLe.
 Oa WEDNESDAY,, the 7ih January next, al l2 o'clock, al tue Court House, will be sold Ihe per soual effects of William Ryan, deceased, consit ing Of-.
 A Schooner, called he Adellne, about 20 tons Also, Feather Bed, Chairs. Clothing. Oyster Sign, Be-, OH A credit of six monlhs.
 CHARLES bic UGH, Administrator. The Vessel be seen and examinet al tho wharf opposite kelchum's warehouse dec9fE
 BRANCH BANK MoBf-E,1
 November 20, 1945. NOTICE-In purspance of the 9h section of the ' act approved 25th January, 1e45, entitled ''an act' 10 settle the affairs of he Bank of this State and Branches, wiA he sold on Monday. the 22nd oi December nexi. before the door ,f the Banking House, TWENTY FOUR SLAVES, the property of the Bank, as fellows;
 Gabriel, aged 30 years, Maria and 4 children, Henry, do 22 do Minerva and do Claiborne ,do l6 do Judy
 Gabriel, do 35 do Hager,
 Boston, de 93 do Mary and child, Stephen, do 26 do Grace, 0 ,h;,d.oo Ellie, do 90 do Rachael. S''''"' The sale to comusnce at 12 o'clock AM. The title believed 10 he unquesiionable-bu only such m tie made to the purchaser as the Bank has, as pro vided by law. Terms cash By otder of the Board nov2o 242 HENRY E. HOLCoMBE. Cashier M OrlCE-In pursuance of the provisions oi Il lN Deed oi Trust executed to me as Trustee. by John A. Chapman, on the 5tl day of May, A. b. 1S45, the payment oi certain debt therein specified. which has been duly recorded m the of- flee of the Clerk of the County Court of Mobile coun- " pages 25S and 259, of Book No. 5, will sell at public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash, on he 8lh day of January next before the Court house door, negro man slave named HENRY, mention- ed tn said deed. Such titlo will be made to the purchaser is vested in by virtue oi said deed. dec6 6 BENJ. r. SIMS, Trustee.
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BY EDWARD E. GALE.

hf ED6 AhO os Gh1E'
 NtsIsss for Hirs ai Asctioa. THIS DAY, al II o'clock, al tho MzHsion Hou C will hire for one year Negro boy FIank and negro woman Betsey. Also, a frame Dwelling House the south side of St Anthony street, between Joarhim and Jackson streets with kitchen and all necessary out-buildngs, suitable for family. The above belong to the estate of Thomas Negus, deceased. Te,ms at sale. decl6
 BY c. ". OGDEN.
 F MURRAY, JR., Auctioneer. THIS DAY. 18th instant, al 10 o'clock, will be sold al stores No 75 and 77 Water streei- Butter. lour. Sugar. Whiskey, Lard, Rice Teas, Tobacco, etc.
 BY VIM. H. BUNNELL. THIS DAY, 18th, at 9I o'clock
 30 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans
 2 casks Claret
 90 packages Black and Imperial Teas
 Al 10 o'clock Dry Goods from the shelves.
 BY J. H. RIVERS & co.
 0. W. SAVAGE. AuciiOneer. THIS DAY, 18th instaaI, ut I2 o'clock, will be sold at Eslaya's warehouse- 300 bbls Polatoe 16O bales Hay
 65 bbls No 2 Mackerel, 3l do No do
 25 half and quarter bbls Nos 2 and 8 Mackerel 100 bbls white and red Onions P boxes prime Codhsh AuV Nali DOAeb pTtin0 OOhp
 Is bbls Cider, with other articles. An invoice of Wooden Ware, Brooms, etc. Also, Sail Boat, with Saiis, Oars, etc.
 BY S.I. & !. I. JONES.
 s. JONES. Auctioneer. THIS DAY. Vt 9 o'clock, at our grocery sales room, will be sold general assortment of Groee- ries, consisting oi-
 New Mess and Prime Beef; do Pork Gunpowder, Hyson and Pouchons Tea Old Nolongaliela aRd Rect WhIskay French and Domestic Brandy, in half, qr and eighth pipes / Holland and Domestic Ga Tobacco of various brands Regsa and La Norma Segars
 Sperm and Compost Candles No Soap, various brands
 Sugar Cured Hams; Goshen Butter
 New Leaf Lad; Champagne Cider Champagne, Port, Shcrrey and Madeira Wines Falmsn S Bros Backing; Matches Assorted Liquors; Lemon Syrup
 White Wine and Cider Vinegar
 Mustard in 12 lb boxes, &c. &c. Al II o'clock, at Dry Goods sales room. very handsome assortment of Fall and Winter Dry Goods of the latest style; Clothing; Linen Bosom and Cot ton Shirts; Woollen Shirts and Drawers; Suspen- ders; Cravats; Madder and Pongee Silk Hdkfs; Woollen and Cotton Hosiery; Hats; Caps; Boots and Shoes; Black and Russeit Brogans; umbrel- las ; Brass Clocks, &c. &c. Terms cash. Also-In Dry Goods sales room,
 25 cases Hats, various qualities
 20 cases Boots, Shoes. Brogans, &c On THURSDAY. 18th instant, al our auction room. Fire Proof Safes, viz:
 l Double door, square top Asbestos Safe Square top do do Round top do do l Square top, smzll do do l Round top do do do Sale positive. Terms cash.
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RELIEF PRESS

RELIEF PRESS YJNO THE PUBLIC.-The undersigned have as- 1 socated themselves as proprietors of the RE- LIEF PRESS under the style O. BARNES & JAMES. for the purpose of Storing and Compress ing Cotioa and solicit patronage from their friends in the city and country at tho following rates:-- Factors storage, 15c. for two weeks; Dc. per week for the next i've weeks, and not 10 exceed 2ec for tue season.
 Campressing at current rates.
 Extra rope on compressed cotton. .6}c. each. Labour do do ......b c. Drayage do do ......4 .. Wharfage dc de ......Bc c. Storage OF cotton going coastwise. ...6c. pr week. Turains out and restoring cotton. Dc. ArranqllR Sc.
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MAMMOTH WHOLESALE s SHIRT DEPOT.

s. DAVIS,
 NO. 63 DAUP HIN STREET. THE SUBSCRIBER INVITES ALL Mer- '1 chants, Traders and private Gentlemen fo inc spect his stock comprising in his collection all the newest styles and improvements made in the articles embraced in his furnishing department that have been aiely made. He is constantly in receipt of all the neeessary articles for Genleman's Toilet, viz: Muslin Shirts, with fine Linen bosons, collars &c.,, shirts, all Linen, Scarls, Coored shirts, Cravats, Uader Shirts, Collars, Drawers, Stocks. Baspenders, Gloves and Hosiery, Pocket Hankerchefs,
 4 very fine lot of Shirts by ships Mary Phillips and Mary Frances 10 suit the dealers. This s the only Gentlemen's Furnishing Depot ia the city.
 TERMS. ONE PRICE. AND CASH. Look ssf for fhe sien of fhe Mampofh Shiril dec9
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"
 JAMES BARNES,
 RORERT n HAM ES

ROBERT ID. JAMES.
 P. S.-As there appears to be some misappre- hension as regards the position which the Relief Press and Hiic,cock's Press, under the man. ageIneat of Messrs. Holmes, Bou & Earle, have to eci' other, embrace thIs opportunity 10 say that .Y are separate and distinct and that we have no .neci ron with any Press or combination of Press es. We have connections warehouses convenent- ly situated and arc prepared to receive and com. press cotton. fdec6 6l BARNES G JAMES.
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AxA FOR RENT-From the lst proximo, that large dwelling house with 6ne ul-houses, etc.. the west of Church and Conception streets The lot is most spacious, having large front on Church street and fine depth on Conception street. The premises is well supplied with csiern water, and also the city water works are introduced. Rent moderate. Apply to
 oct30 225 AUSTIN & HARDY.
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several brothers and sisters TO lament his death.
! But they should not indulge too much sorrow, a.
Christ Is the resurrection and the life, and this
young conhded his soul to His hands, and
| had he lived would soon have confessed his ale
eiance TO the Lord Of Glory. In his death is
heard this impressive warning; Be We also ready
-" Time 10 dealt out by particles, and they are
mingled With the streaming sands Of life X.
Died, at the residence Of Mrs. Frances Burns
ia this County. on Tuesday morning, he 31st ult
Mr.. SAMUEL Hrs Of Logan County Ky. aged ~
years The deceased was a native Of Jefferson
County in this State, and removed about Is years
ago to Kentucky, where bis widow daughter Of
the late Edward Southwood, ST., deceased, Of this
County, and family still reside.
The deceased returned about two months since
to his native County, where he was taken sick
and died sitter severe and painful illness Of about
three weeks, which he bore with great fortitude
and resignation. He died as be had lived, an
honest and uprigh, man" the noblest work OF
God" He has left here large circle Of relatives
and in Kentucky sffeciionate wife and large
family of children mourn bis loss. Peace to
bis ashes. ID. c. b.
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THE NJ A II X r / ).
OFFICE or TIRE BAtrinoRE American,

January,6, 1919 }
CArrLE-Thcre were 40 head of Beat cattle
offered at the Scales this morning, OF when dIu
we're sold, Ice driven North, and the balance laid
over The price paid ranged from so TO 81, %
per 100 lbs. on the huof in quality, equal TO -
S. 25 net. Hoes There il only moderate
supply Of Live Hogs at market, and limited sales
are making a, 81 IS per 100 lbs Flour. The
decline in Howard street Flour noticed in our re-
view at the close of last week caused buyers 10
come into the market freely. Holders advanced
the rate however to 81 06i, at which price sale Of
about 1000 bbls. good mixed brands we've made on
Saturday end to-day. Some purchasers refuse to
operate at any thirg over 81, while holders APP
pear firm at 81 O6f. There is no liked receipt
price. Holders of City Mills ask s4 l2os4,25,
but we hear of no transactions. GRAtN.-Little
or no Wheat Offering We quote nomnoily at S8
e92 cts. for good to prime reds, and I9ao8 cts.
for ordinary to good. Sales Of Corn to-day 80 cts
for white, and 4la42 cts. for yellow. Sales OF
Oats at 25a27 cts.
There has been more inquiry for new Bacon
and considerable sales of Baltimore assorted have
been made at 6 cts. and Of Sides ut So ct.. Shout
ders are selling at IA cts md Hams at 75a8 cts,
The sales Of new Western Bacon have also been
TO fair extent al about the rates named above.
WHIsKEY.-The demand continues very limited
and prices tend downward. Sales of bbis. to day
a 235a24 cts. hhds. held at 22a cts,
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;no, alone can reach. With your per.
mission, | shall resume the subject al
another time, and give you my views in
full on this IS well ss many other subjects
in connection with the alteration and
amendment of our State Constitution, and
let them pass for what they are worth.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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59O .TcrPS.

The Improvements are good Dwelling House,
Barn, Dairy, Smoke House and all other Out
Buildings necessary for farm. with well of ne
yer filling water near the house, With pump IN
il, This farm is not surpassed by any IN the Coun-
ty for it's fertility and advantages, and IS well
known for its certainty Of productions We deem
ii unnecessary TO give any further description OF
this valuable farm, a. any one from q distance
visiting to purchase wiz, first view the premises
ALSO. ~ the same time and place, the House
and Lot in Hedgesville now in the occupancy OF
r. Nadenbousch, Esq, situated on ST. Mary
street, containing So 2-l0 poles.
Any 1f the above named Farms, or the House
and Lot, con be- purchased at private sae' before
the days OF sale, by applying 70 either o. the SUB
scribers, or TO IL Hedges Esq Hedgesyille =
Possession will be given on the lst day OF April
l845
The terms will be made known on the day Of
sale.
HENRY j. SEIBERT,
JOHN W. HEDGES
Jan. >, ,84j.-9t. Trustees.
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$50 .ECres,

be the same more or less. There is about two
Thirds cleared, good portion of it low ground, in
a high state Of cultivation the balance well clothed
with good ;imber.--Ihe improvements are one
large and comfortable Dwelling House, good
House for a tenant, schwiizer Barn and Stable,
with all other necessary out buildings, and well
of never failing water near the house. further
description We deem unnecessary, as any one wish
ing to purchase will first view the property,
ALSO at the same time aud place one other
Tract HING on the road leading from HedgesYille
to Bath shout one mile west of the former place,
adjoining the lands Of Samuel M. AMI Morgan
Hrdrra continuing
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NlRGlNiA.- -Berkeley Count, Court, Nosem
~ her LII IRha

IRGlNiA.- -Betkeley Count, Court. Nosom-
Der ilth. 1914,
Lettita Cahill, p'G.
rs.
Mary Denny, and Others, dts.
IN CaANCERY.
The defendants. Mary Denny. James Hswes,
Peter Halves. Henry Hewes, jacob Hawes. and
George HIVES, NOT having entered heir srres'.
snce and given security according to law AMI The
rules Of the Court, md il erpenfing 10 the Coui,
that they are inhabitants ofibis Commonwealth,
Il is Ordered that the said defendants do appear
here 90 The second Monday il February. 1915, and
answer the bill Of tho plaintiff; and that this ortef
be published in the Matlinsbufg Gazette FOR two
months .ncceesisely, md posted at the irout door
OF the Court House OF this County.
Copy--iesis,
HARRISON WAITE, c. 8. c.
November IL, l8if--sm
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more or less; the Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road
passes near 1t,
We will also proceed to sell at public auction,
to ,he highest bidder before the Court House door
in Marlinsburg, on MondGy The 3M day Of Feb
ruary nezt. being count day, The following tracts
of LaUd, viz:
One trac, lying in the County of Berkeley, near
the road leading from Hedgesville to Bath, Nor
gan COUNTY; about two miles from the former
place adjoining the lands OF John Zorue Samuel
Stooky. and others, known by the name OF the
Teel Tract containing