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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-07-19

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POLICE REGULATIONS.
All ihe Alliua and ,ha Conscripis az
Amne County having been called into
service. l. Il necessary hal siric, Police
rsguinilnns be observed. The protection
Of families nt men al home. and especially
~ our volunisers, requires this order 10
Be rg'dy enlorcsd. Il is, therefore. Or
dersd,
MARSHAL P. BATES Is appnin,ed
Captain Of Police Company 10 be com
posed Of ell men over the age of IS years
~ilh.n The Liberty Precinct Who are able
10 do patrol duty. He will immediately
enrol them appoin, d day Cor meeting and
the election o. officers, and when organs
lied wills repaFt his doings 10 this office.
This Company in addition 10 patroI dry
will constitute The Provo Guards and will
execute tho orders 81 ,h6 lsroyosl Marshal.
II
Van f. SWEARING EN- ls appointed
Captain of the Company 10 be- composed
of aIl men over the age 81 Tsirty.Five
years, 10 ZION Hill Precinc.; William r.
Mcdowell. Captain Of SmIth's Precinct:
John J. rtasis, Captain OF Tickiaw Pre-
c,ncy K w Hpnes, Captain of Spurlock.s
\ Prec,nc; jas, NJ. Cnusey, Cap,ain III 10.
irF'sand rhIckwoOd's Precinc,; and Enoch
Harris 81. IaIbsrt's aud OneaI's Precincs.
They wall "ggaulxe Companies a. directed
10 order No. | above, and report 70 shia
office.
iii
/ The Companies when otCanized az q.
hove wil meet within their respective
Precincts Al least once a week Ia ds,Il.
kAny mcnbet absent 81 drill shall 81 ioed
1.-THE sum If Ten Dollars, unlesss excused
Therefor BY the Provost MagshsE and fhs
ioiiicer ia commend &c each Company viii
make weekly reports 10 this Office IL
such atssalres. The Captains oG th.age.
sFertive Companies are charged wphihe
weekly appointment al such patrols "a
'ltnay Be necessary; and must require 60.
,lpcrt Irnm lhe patrol oflheir doines weekly.
They are charged with tho preeervaliors
!, of peace and order within their II sneclise
preclncssa All disnfdeFlF co1aaci ndst
be reported 20 this Office losthwfh. They;
y are also charged whh Ire oycfsIzh9 q
needY tamlIIes n spIaiess, AID iii such
Gases report 70 this Nlli66
4 TIE dusY " EEivels WIN 81. 10 sse lhke
y slavea sso pishlu sheig PForef pl6cee AZ
i pigal taa aa Sands SlaSe ahssh isdc
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-07-19
GENERAL ORDERS.

pRovosr MAasHALL's OFricE,l
I LlDEarv, Miss. JUN i6th, 1862.
GErEsAL ORDERs No. +.
E n. SrRATrON il hereby appoint
ed Deputy Provost Mershal 10 The town
III Liberty, and his orders will be obeyed
accordingly.
MARSHAL.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-07-19
PRcvosr MARsHAr.'s OFFIcE
LIBERTY, Mss, JuIy 18th. 1862.

GENEKAL UKDEKS7 no 2.
III NJ Z. ANDERSON Is hereby APP
pnlnled Deputy Proves. Marshal Al Cen
His orders will b. obeY-d ar-
cotdinuly. and he will report his acts 10
This office weekly.
II. III SLEEPER,
paovosT MARSHAL.
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HkApQuasrEKs. DEPARTMENT No, +
ElEApQa's. aND plsralcr, SnurB Miss
FAYErrE, Miss, J4ly 18Th, 1862. \
sFfNSiaL uhOEh XXXlIl
X.x'I|,X'Ilis

FABlUS III. SLEEPER u hereby ap-
pointed Provost MARSHALL 81 Amiss Coan-
Nv, Mississippi, 10 place Of E. N Davis
herelaiore appolntrd, who does not wlsh
ID accept. ~ vii immediately eniers
NOON The acTivs discharge Of his du',es
ana viii frcin time ~ lIns report h's Sc
lion III these Head Qssriesaas welI ss for
such nslruclioas as Ae may require.
By order ID
w. N. RI BEALE
Brig. Geol. comdg 2nd pisi Sc, Miss.
JonN 4. fsLLows, Ald.de-Camp, and
A. al. E ~
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The dus7 ot pgsvpla win be. 10 ere lhke
slavea sra wishlu sheis proper places AZ
nigal tas % SanSs SSasea ahssas Isocs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-29
O@Mnmnegoial Record
>~~NaNNNN~~,~y
BALTIMORE .M.ARRET1
.lmerieaa Office, Oct. 26. lS46.

'~--f~
CATTLE.-There were l40O head Of Reeves
offered at the scales oday, Of which i6s head
were purchased by packers and city butchers,
and the balance, x35 head, remain over UNI
sold. The quality the stock was fair. but
the market was not active, and prices are a
shade lower than the rates OK last week. Sale,
ranged from 81 .5laS2.5O per 100 lbs. on the
hoof, eqaai 10 S3at4.75 net, and averaging
about s2i2,.
Hoes.--fhere is an advance in the price OF
I'VE Hoss. sales were made to-day at 81 .25a-
$3.50
FLoua.-On Saturday morning some par.
GELS OF Howard street -Four, TO the amount OF
absut l2OO bbls. were sold at $3.50, but later
IN the day this rate could not be Obtained
Holders have submitted to a deslne to-day,
900 bbls having been sold at s525. The re-
celpt price from cars is not fixed.
GRAIs.-There is less animation in the
Wheat market to-day, and the sales show a
decline Of several ceuts per bushel. Sales OF
Maryla rode were made to day at iO5alOs
cents for good TO prime, and 95al05 for ordi.
nary to COED. We note sales of four loads q
Penn'a. white Wheat, part on Saturday al
100 cents. and the balance today al Halls
cts. Corn has also declined. Sales to-day OF
old white at tiS cents, and old yellow at 63a6J
cents. New is worth 5Sa60 cents for both
white and yellow. Sales of Md. Rye at O.
cents We quote Oats at 30a32 cents.
BAcoN.-Bacon moves off in small parcels
at prices within last quotations. There have
been sales of Sides at 5sa5.; and some selec
lots at 5. cents also Of Shoulders at 4,a4l
cents, land OF some common lots at 50 cents
Sales OF Hams 7a7l cents. Lard h not much
inquired for. Sales Of kegs at 6. cents.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-29
DIED,

i s0S city, on Moaday morning. after pretract
49,. -, con'or Of Richard Henry Ransos, E,a Of
NINA toeu,n,y' in the 37th year Of her age. With
No. "u o'ghlT cultivated, Mrs X. combined, in an
uegree, all those personal and christian
Iub~," men adorn human nature and smooth the
y Of lie Kind and aifeciiouatc herself,
b, m .he esteem aad affection of all who knew
ss lan ,P''aole and benevolent as she was kind :,
r'. .elI her house or her door, without grateful
hs,Iio""on Of her worth. Filling, az few fill, the
sr " daughter, wife, a slater aud mo.
8Gh i, wen as those Of a Mistress her loss as
pr,," parable. christian by profession and
6sr ivy, She was undislurbed by doubts or fears
(amsn,... hanr' Her death presented a beautiful
W,ary upon her life-it vas calm and peace
"4s'sHs tky.) Eagle. Oct. 90.
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Tbs New York Express ofThursday after

Tbs New York Express ofThursday after
noon says
The news by the Boston steamer is consid-
cred highly favorable. The rise of nearly a
collar barrel for -four in the English market
was not anticipated by operators here. There
IS not only an advance Of prises on flour but
On most other descriptions Of breadstuils, with
almost a certainty OF an active demand for the
lu'qre Corn appears to be a great favorie,
ana IS selling in England at about l35 cents a
lashel, all expenses included which, in
weight, is nearly equal 10 the price of English
Wheat-the average price in the Kingdom be-
.as hity three shillings. The improvement of
ne price OF cotton and more active trade will
continue TO be of the greatest benefit to this
country, and will have great influence on its
'aae and business. 1t is to be hoped that the
holders of breadstuiIs viii not raise their prices
~ nish as TO prevent exporters filling the Or
-e's they may receive from the other side.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-29

METEOROLOGICAL s PHYSIOLOGY
Il CAL ALNANACS for lS47--contain-
ing As pages, and embracing, besides the usr-
al astronomical calcsations, large amount
of useful reading matter upon the subject Of
phrenology, sc. The portraits Of several dis
tingaished persons are presented, viz Hoo
ard, .hss. l.. III. SigotnTcy, IinTavauka, the
New Zealand Clief, Cass.us M. Clay, Seth
Terry, Sc, anu 4aeompanied by the Authors
remarks on their temperament, disposition and
qualities. Price 6.cts. For sale at this Office.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-29
.fLEX.9.NDRL4 MARKET. ,
Gazette Office. October %. 1916 {

FLoUR.-The news by the Caledonia, re
celved Thursday morning, threw the market
INTO state of excitement, and prices went up
20 80 cents per bbl One or Two small sales
were made at $3.50, but the stock being small
very little was done. Yesterday there were
no sales, and the market was more quiet-The
wagon price Yesterday was $685..
CRAM Wheat has advanced s a 10 cents
per bushel. The receipts are light and the
market unsettled. Small sales OK white Corn
yesterday at 65 cents. Very little Offering.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-29
NEW GOODS.

VEE are now receiving direct from Phils-
w delphia and Baltimore, large and gen
eral assortment of ,NEW GOODS. Our
stock consists ofmany rich, new-style, 'ashion-
able articles. Call and see them We shall
be pleased to show them to all who may favor
us with a visit
BURNS s. VANARSDALR
Martinsburg, Oct. %
p. S.-We win take all kinds of produce in
exchange for Goods at fair market prices.
(Rep. copy) y. & v.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-29
DENTISTRY.

4 HAVE returned to Martinsburg, and shall
Il be detained here for a short time If there
be any persons desiious of engaging my servi-
ces during my stay, shall BE- happy to attend
10 them at Mr.. Oden's Hotel
J. b. GIBBS, Dentist
Oct. %, lS16-tf
p. ST. shall repeat my visi, in the early
part Of Spring.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-29
Iodisn corr = attracting mere attention

Indian corn Is attracting mere attention
al an advice in price. Several houses 81
capital have bought -four in bond freely al
BIS and whea. At equal prices.
Acting, it is rumored, upon the snppo-
sition that The pressure Of want in ireland
will induce Government 10 open The port.
free of all duties, free flour has no. realiz.
ed so high rates. The latest rates being
Western Canal 34s. Cd, and other brand.
33s. Cd. 10 Bis.
Indian Corn being since, had reached
50s. per quarter, but is now 46s. and In
dian neal, which was held al 26s had re.
ceded 10 23s.
Liverpool Prorision Market, Oct. B.
Beef does not demand the ready rate it did
a month since. Pork is in small supply
and the demand not so active as was an.
iicipaled. The whole of the government
contract was taken on the oath ultimo
1900 tierces, al an average Of g7 l3.. I'd
Butter IS scarce. II shipped in proper
order il would pay well, as Irish butter has
advanced from 06s. to zoos.
Lard in bbls. brings lis. TO 49,, while
kegs suitable for domestic use would bring
ass 10 Ass.
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IN CHANCERY.
CoMN1ssIoNpx,s OFFICE.
Martinsburg, October %, 1876.

Martinsburg, October %, 1876.
~ OTICE.-Fhe parties to the above suit
~ will please to take notice, that | will at
tend at my Office in Marrnsburg, on Monday,
the 30th day Of .Noren,ber nerf, for the purpose
list, Of settling the Estate account of said
Harrison Waite, decd, with his Administra-
tors; I'd, oftaking an account orthe debts due
by Harrison Waite at his death; and Sd, OF
taking an account OF the real estate OF the said
Harrison Waite, decd, its value and annual
value. The Administrators viii on or before
that day produce before me all such vouchers
and other evidence as will enable me to settle
their administration account; all persons hay
ing claims against the estate of said Harrison
Waite, deed, will produce them to me, on OF
before that day, with such evidence as may
be required to shew the nature OF such claims /;
and the parties will introduce such testimony
as will enable rue TO report the value and an
nua value Of the real estate Of which the said
Harrison Waite tied seized.
SEAMAN GARARD, NJ. c.
Oct. 90, l646-5w
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Lowest Prize $40.
&c. Sc.

Tickets sniy $40. A Certificate Of Pack
age Of 25 Tickets viii be sent for 5 l39--Shares
in proportion.
We cannot recommend too highly TO the no
tice Of our patrons PACKAGES OF TICK
ETSl For ;riilng outlay, you can have
the beneli, of all the numbers that compose the
Lottery, (Which are in package,) you must
have all The numbers that compose the Draw
ing, and have, in b1eyng Pdekcge. decidedly
the hes, chance of drawing THE CAPITAL
PRIZE,
We have selected and arranged in tins
months paper. Brilliant .q,ray of Lotteries.
10 which we respectfully invite the attention of
our patrons; TO ensure the high prizes IN any
of which Lotteries, they have only to drop an
order to their obedient servants, the lucky and
far famed EMORY s. CO.,
No Q North Catre,t 81, baltimore. Nd.
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MANNHEIM,

M ~ The 2l'i inst, by the Rev DR. Clary. WIN.
r.; AR rMANN, Esq enc Of the Editors of the
hi, ker' to Miss sARAH REpFURs, daughter OF
senI' Van Pelt-all Of Harrisonburg, Rocking.
M Gpper,iile. Fsuquer County. Virginia, on the
VIZ instant, ny the Rev. Jos. Merican, PErEa
Bqo~sS OF Washington, TO Miss MARGARET Il.
l.. ~ daughter Of James Brown, Esq. (deceas-
=" " Martln'burg, Virginia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-29
.gn.esh suppfy of groceries.

I'll fresh supply of Groceries,
OUCH as Orleans and Sugarhouse Molas-
~ SEES
Rio Coffee, Salaeratus and Cheese;
Cloves, Ground Ginger, Mace;
Cinnamon, Imp. Tea, Mustard;
Backing, Pipes. Saltpetre, Starch;
Water. Soda, Sugar and Butter Crackers;
Sperm Candies, Sperm Oil, Soap;
Sugar, Crushed do, Allspice;
Pepper, &e.-Just received and for sale by
Oct Is GEO. RAENHAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-29

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for Berkeley County,
Jacob Hamme, plf.
Ggains.
James Long, James l.. Cunningham, S. Orrick
Cunningham and Edward f. Tabb, DIS
IN CHANCERY.
COMMISSIONER OFFIcE,1
Marinsburg, October 29th, 1916. s
NOTICE.sThe parties to the above suit,
~ will please to take notice, that w1l at
tend at my Office in Martinsburg, on Tuesday,
tie Isl day Of December aert, for the purpose
of proceeding to make up reportin the above
case, at which time and place they are hereby
required to attend, and produce before me all
such evidence as they intend to offer. and which
will enable me to make such report as the
Court requires in this case.
SEAMAN GARARD, NJ. C.
Oct 90 iS16-Sw
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RELIGIOUS.

GOA Pro,rscted Meeting will be held bv tho
Rev =, FLETCHER at Bunkers Hill, com "a eneipg on
Friday nlght, the goth Of October. Several brcth
rem are expected to aid in the serv ices Of the
sion. Oct, %
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-29
October %, l84G-5w

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery Tor Berkeley County
Charles James Faulkner and John w. Boyd,
Admins of Harrison Waite, deed, phf;.
against
Andrew Hunter, Admir- of Moses T. Hunter,
deed. and Moses Hunter, Frances Hunter,
Alfred c. Weeks and Nancy his wife, Hen
~ ST. George Hunter. and John Suother,
Guardian adj Item for Edward Beverly Hun
ter and T. Brooke Hunter, heirs of Moses
T. Hunter, decd, dts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-29

G~x-~s A STATE CONVENTION,
GaSs~>aszS for CONSTITUTIONAL RE-
FORM, viii be held in SrAuNroS. sosa Wed
nesday, the I'd day Of December, 1896
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against

against
Charles J. FaulkNa and John w. Boyd, AID
ministrsrrs Of HsuisoS Waite, deed. 81
reh Waite, widow oFSsil Harnsos Waits,
dec'd, JShn Waite, Rober, A. SonfmsrviHa
and Ann his wife, and Hsrri.ox Wsits,,
Louisa Stewart Waite, Thomas Tongue
Waite, and Maria Elizabeth Waite, chill
dren and heirs Of Harrison Waite, deed,
dns
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-29
Clerk Wanted.

TEVIIE undersigned wishes to employ a
n Young Man thoroughly acquainted with
the Mercantile business, who can act both in
the capacity Of Salesman and Book-keeper.
One acquainted with the trade of this County,
would be preferred. tsNN
Oct | BANIl n. SHiPLEY>
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-29

dr. IT, ID lDelIimgors
EEAyING located in Martinsburg, respect
n n fully tenders his Professional services to
It's citizens and the people in the vicinity.
03-Ofilce opposite Billmire's Hotel, (ately
late Dr. j. 5. Harrison, where he may at all
times be found, when not professionally en-
gagged.
Martnsburg. April 80. Is46--Gm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-29
land fcT Sale.

&-St1iSS ACE CeLEC.
FHyIiE subscriber offers fer sale valuable
a tract Of MOUNT I'm LAND, living at
the head Of Cherry's Branch, 2 miles South of
the Berkeley Springs Road. Il contains about
3S5 Acres;
100 Of which is snder good cultivation; the
balance clothed with valuable TIMBER. On
this tract is a sufficient quantity Of Meadow
ground, and or never-iailing Springs
There is also upon it variety Of Fruit Trees Of
different kinds. The improve
ments arc a good Log D,ceiIiag- e .fs.A..
House md kitchen, and a very ss;c1.ssl.:,,:s
good Barn hs ssss s.s;ist 80
would recommend il rs a valuable Stock
Farm timothy and clover grow well upon
any part Of ii. Any person wishing TO pur-
chase land, would do well 10 call and examine
the above described tract before purchasing.
Sept. II, lSi6-2ms JOHN SMITH.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-29

VIRGINIA In the County Court of Berke
ley,
Robert P. Bryarly, assignee of Amelia Eichel-
berger, pW:
Isabella J. Gorrell, Levi Henshaw. j., Thorn
ton Henshaw, Andrew Henshaw, George
Henshaw, Washington Henshaw, William
ID. Henshaw, James Rippee and Eleanor
his wife, late Henshaw, Charles llenshaw,
and James l.. Henshaw, hens of Levi Hen
shaw, decd, and the said Lew lIenshaw,
jr., and Thornton Henshaw, Adm'rs OF the
said Levi Hcnshaw, decd, dts.
IN CiIANCERY.
CoMMIssioNER's OFFICE
Mar,insburg, October %, 1916.
"a OTlCE.-The parties to the above suit
~ will please TO take notice, that | will at
tend al my Office in Martinsburg, on Saturday,
the 2lst dag Of neat month, for the purpose, LIST,
of settling the Estate account of Levi Hen
shaw, decd; I'd, Of ascertaining the judy
ments before the intestate's death unpaid or
discharged by secuAies; Cd. the amount Of
debts remaining unpaid, their character and
dignity lih the real estate of the said Levi
Henshaw, decd, that descended to his heirs,
its value and annual value, and what part OF
any has been aened since his death, when,
to whom, and at what price. On that day the
parties will produce before me all such evi-
denoe and vouchers as viii enable me to re-
port the several matters herein before stated =
and all persons having claims against the Els
tate of Levi Henshaw, decd, remaining UNI
paid, will produce them 10 me on or before that
day, with all such evidence as may be requi-
red to establish them.
S. GARARD, Com
October %, l64G-5w
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Glass X. for l946--,o be drawn on Saturday,
3lSt Oct, 1916. 70 Nos.--l4 Drawn Bal.
GRAND SCHEME
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VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County.
Smith Miller, Pr.
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R0oEs at Cost.

VNISHING TO dispose Of lot OF Books on
w hand, will sch thew at cost. PERSONS
wanting anything in this llRe, would 90 weli
10 call, as have some choice works on nand'
o. % NIX GREGG.
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FOE SALE.

-sT~s
A VALUABLE FIRM FOR SALE
Et Public Auction.
WILL he sold e, public auction. before
w tie Court House door 10 Alaninsbprg.
on Monday. Tic Oh day n .N6rsn,beS seri, (bs-
ng Court day } tl,a. valuable and desiiahle
Tract Of Land
belonging to The Heirs Of the late Geo. Porter
field. deed. and upon which he resided during
his lifetime THIS hard adjoins the ands Of
Sea,on T.. Tahb. Geo. Tabb. Jas ii, ROBIN
sou and others, and contains about
ESQ Acres
of iirsr-rate limestone land, about 90 acres
Of which is clothed with excellent Tim
Der.
The improvements consist Of x-x-s
comiorahie jT'E.1TfFERBO.4RD ss.sEa
ED DWELLING HOUSE. LOG :.ss,,E
Barn, STABLES, and all other ---A-<zia
necessary Out Buildings wanted on farm
There is also good APPLE ORCH
ard on the place besides a variety Of other
Fruit Trees, and Well of excellent water near
the House.
To any one desirous Of purchasing a good
Farsa. convenient in every respect 10 market,
Sc, more favorable opportunity viii rarely
present ITSELF The Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road passes through the place, and il is con
yenent 10 the Mariinsburg Depot and the De
pot NJ Hedgesvile--beipg about mites from
the former ans miles from tie latter place.
so that produce can be transported TO and from
either place with great facility.
There rs not more agreeable neighborhood
m the County OF Berkeley, and in point Of
health, it is proyerbially good. Any person
DESTROYS oil purchasing can view the premises
at any time previous u the day OF sale. by al-
plying to the undersigned. OF 10 MIR. john S.
Porieriield. who lives upon the plaee--either
Of whom viii take great pleasure IN showing
II.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
DANIEL, Il. MORRISON,
Eror. q George Portefeld, deed
Septsl7, l6i6-Sw
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IN CHANCERY.
CoMMIssloNER's OFFICE, !

N1dttinSDu18s oClpuel .. lCtu- y
NOTlCE-The parties to the above suit
~ will please TO take notice, that will at
tend at my Office in Martinsburg, on Saturday,
the 7A day Of .Noce,eber neri, for the purpose,
LIST, of settling the estate account Of Moses T.
Hunter, Decd with Andrew Hunter, his ad-
ministrator, so far as the same has not been
settled in the case of Towson rs. Hunters Ad-
ministrator, &c; %, of taking an account of
the annual rent of the "Red- House" place /;
and Sd, taking an account Of any payments or
discounts TO which the defendants are entitled
on the judgments of the compliments for pos
session or occupancy of the ''Red. House"
place during the time ii was leased to Harrison
Waite, or any other discounts to said iudg
ments if the said rents have not been otherwise
paid oil and discharged by the said Harrison
Waite, decd at which time and place the
parties are hereby notified to attend and pro
duce before me all such evidence and vouch-
eTs as will enable me to report the several mat
ters required by the order of reference IN this
case. SEAMAN GARARD, NJ. c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-29

The rules ofthe General Post Office Depart
ment authorize such receipts 10 be given, and
paid here, when tho amount does not exceed
$40. When it exceeds $40, it is bsst 10 remit
a. much as possible in bank notes, and the
Postmaster's receipt for the balance. The
Postnas,er's receipt should be sent directed 10
us, and not TO the Postmaster Of this city, as
some persons are in the habit of dong. The
money should be here by the 9TH OF December,
at farthest, to procure all the numbers. If not
here by that time, We may not be able to fur
nish to first numbers.
Proprietors OF newspapers who copy this
Prospectus. and send US ono copy Of their pa
per containing it, marked round with pen,
10 direct osr attention TO it, shall have their
names entered on our books for one copy Of the
Congressional Globe and Appendix during the
session.
Our prices for these papers are so low thai
we cannot afford to credit them out; therefore,
no person need consume his time IN writing
for ti,em unless he sends the money.
BLAIR s. RIVES.
Washington, Oct. %. 1876.