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BOtte>s FRANCIS.
y p. r u r N E r

G.. T.. i u IL IN T. II
vvrOJ1ID most respectfully inform the
w gentlemen of taste and fashio in the
ci,v of Darlington and vicinity, that he IS
now prepared, at the sign OF the
GOLDEN BOOT"
IN Main street, North of Jefferson,
- Furnish all articles IN his line, in style oil
oI.r.nce that de6es competition in any shape
vest of the Mountains; lie being in possession
If a II the late Improvements in France. and
.,so in our own eastern Cities. The old bun.
Cling manner of measuring the feet, cutting
The boots. and fitting Of lasts-the most impor-
tant branch of the busness-thrown ASIDE,
and the new improvements oil faris ana the
east adopted in place Of them. winch give a
certainty oe elegance in the mt oil hts work.
that throws all others in the shade. lie mas
also made such arrangements with one OF the
most extensive importers o,
French Leather
in tho east. as will insure a constant supply
If that beautiful article Those gentlemen
who are in the least incommoded with corns,
nv calling shall have perfect ease; and any
derormi,y Of the foot corrected IN such a
manner as to give full satisfaction to all who
-. 49,. with their custom. All persons in
want of
Roots. (plain or patent leather.) Military
Boots, Caters, Pumps, &C.,
he invites to CT and examine his work before
leaving their orders elsewhere. The latest
fashions and Improvements will be received
regularly. His prices are the same a. those
who manufacture their work on the old prin-
ciples, Of which all who favor him with a call
will be satisfied He also manufactures
Coarse Boots and shoes,
in a superior manner-warranted to give iul'
satisfaction. Also-LADtES' WEAR, con.
stantly on hand and made to order, at the
lowest prices
urAt the "Golden Boot Store" all goods
will be sold for CASH and at SMALL PRoFITs
AS it is the object OF the proprietor t. please
the public and let all have the worth oil their
money, he hopes BY prompt and diligent at
tontion to business, to gain share OF Their
patronage r.
MOTTO-Quick Returns and SnaH Fronts
Burlington, Iowa. Oct. 8, lo46-2o-tf
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New Cd 5.

New Goods.
q. FAIL and WINTER
d e r q O o p S .
is lust received and is now open for inspec
ton. The public generally are invited to
favor me with a cali, as my goods are all OF
the most recent STYLES, and | am determined
to sell them at
Extrem ely Low Prices.
Those wishing cheap bargains and fashionable
goods will please favor me with call before
purchasing elsewhere. IL II is no trouble to
sho,o Goods. My stock, IN part, comprises
the following:
Cashmere d. ecos5es, cashmere robes,
Cashmere plaids. Claremont plaids for
Ladies' dresses
Mouseln de lanes, wooden and worsted
plads
French, Scotch and Douglass ginghams
French and English Prints
American do
Mourning do
Black Alpaccas, six warp, figured do
Ladies' linen hdkfs
do fllet mitts. black and white
Fall and winter bonnet ribbons
A large asst fall and winter shawls
Lambs wool hose raw silk do, worsted do
Cashmere do
SHOES Ladies lasting gaiter boots,
do do gaiter do
do kid walking shoes
do do slippers
Misses shoes and bootees, boys shoes
Groceries, hhds Sugar,
box superior Havana white sugar
bbls lonf do
10 do sugar house molasses
10 do plantation do
80 sacks Rio and Java Coffee.
A superior lot of mould & sterile Candles
Together with great variety of articles in
the line too hume rous for an advertisement.
All are invited to call it is pleasure to
show such barga ms offered at
JOHN FULLERTON'S
octl 1913 Jefferson street
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II II IL N E IL s
Look to your Interest.
q uAhl nlIoEAI p, ~

-
s. VAN DUsEN g. CO.,
NJ orth West corner of Main and Jefferson
~ Streets opposite Garrett & Co.
We are now prepared to supply the public
with a better article Of
Boots & Shoes,
than has ever been offered in Burlington
comprising everything in our line, from a
Gentlemans Fine Boot to an Infants Shoe.
All of which are of
OUR OWN MAKE,
and Warranted to do good service. All
persons wanting any articles in our line will
consult their own interest by giving us call
before making their purchases, as we
Manufacture our Leather,
and can undoubtedly give you BETTEa
BARG AIMS than you can get IN town. II
you have any doubt of IT, 1J'CALL and SEE.
and we viii! convince you that we speak the
words Of truth and soberness.
lFAl orders for work punctually attended
to- Our Gcntlemen's Fine Boots are made Of
the Best Philadelphia Calf, and Boot
Morocco. We also keep on hand general
assortment of
Shoe and Harness Makers Leather and
Shoe. Makers Findings.
Which we selling at reduced prices for
CASH or HIDES. Dom: forget to call at the
Cincinnati Cheap shoe & Leather store.
Burlington. September "a, 1876 Is
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Des WOines College,

Located at Vest Point. IoWa..
VVTILL commence the first Session on the
w second Monday in November next with
very favorable prospects. A College edhce
is ready sufficient to accommodate 100 TO 200
students Tuition fees will be SO per
sion, and two sessions per year. There will
also be a Primary or Preparatory depar tment,
where all common branches Of literature will
be taught Boarding may be had at rates as
reasonable as at any place IN the West.
S. COWLES, Pres. B. II.
1TEditors in Iowa, and adjacent parts oil
Missouri and Illinois, favorable to the advance
ment of Literature will please give this no.
tice place in their paper soon us possible
S. G..
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GOODS AT WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL.
j. G.. L. A u Nj A N,
UTATER STREET, il now in receipt,
w from the eastern cities, of portion of
his stock Of
Fall g. Winter Goods
to which he would respectfully invite the at
tent ion Of the public. The assortment is am
pie and comprises every article adapted for
the coming season, and at unusually low rates.
Call and see
DRESS GOODS.
New styles nous de LANES and cashmere
rich nous de laine robes
do ombre rep cashmeres
nous de laine gala and Rio Grande plaids
plain and fancy alpaccas
real silk warp do
scarfs and silk points
cha ded and figured black silk fringe
cords and tassels silk buttons &c sc
WHITE GOODS.
Plain and plaid jaconcts
cambrcs, Swiss and book muslin
bishop lawns and bobbinetts
edgings and insertings
Irish linens and linen lawns
linen cam brio and muslin hdkfs &c.
oS G LAUNAN.
Wdter street
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of
IN Administration upon the Estate of Al
bert S. Shackford late Of Burlington in the
county of Des Moines, have been granted to
Charles C. Shackford. All persons indebted
to said estate are called upon to make imme.
date payment. Those having claims against
said estate will present them for settlement
CHAS. c. SHACKFORD,
Adm'r Of Estate of A. S. Shackiord.
Burlington, Iowa, October Is, '46-21-3t
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N E. w

gINHE Subscriber has just received is
addition to his former stock,
Fancy Prints, latestyle Vestings
Blue do Fancy dress hdkfs
81 A 7-S and 4 Cravats
brown muslin Black silk cravats
Blk and cold cambric} Stocks
Mexican mixtures Muslin de LANES
Hamilton stripes Fancy dress lawns
Bed tckings Bonnets
Nusoueto bars Gloves and mitts
Blk * white cot hose; Edgings, sc Sc
Drilings
All of which | will sell a, low (if not a little
lower) than they can be purchased IN the
citv BIT DAVID. Jrfst
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SLIGO RON STORE

Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
TRON-Flat. square and round, ass'd
sizes, plough slabs, plough wings, assorted
shapes AID sizes.
STEEL..Cast, German, Am blister, English
blister, German and spring assorted
sizes.
sToyES..Improyed Premium. and Yankee
Notion Cook Stoves, Parlor, Goa
Box, 10, 7, and plates, different
sizes.
ALsO-Jewett's Improved Patent Cary Ploughs
Tin Plates, Copper, Shect.iron iron
wire. Nails and casting Of every de.
scription,
A full supply of the above articles always on
hand. and for salt as low can be afforded
by sept 10 '46 JoHN 9. tooTE,
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HATS e. CAPS
QUESTIONABLE silk and moeskin hats
i brush and fur do
broad brim drab do
wool and Oregon do
Mems extra fine otter caps
do do do sea do do
do nutria and musk do
do hair seal s Canadian do
Boys velvet s. fancy cloth do
do cloth and sealet do
just reed oy toel J G LAUMAN,
Unter street
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DRY GOODS.
In0 pieces assorted Fancy Prints
HUI SO do Kentucky jeans
so pieces blue, black and colored satinets
40 do ga, 7-S, and A red flannes
80 do white and coi'd cotton do
80 do IS, and "A bed tickings
25 do ass'd apron checks
100 do "a, 10, 4 4, and 5-4 bleached
musns
so do blk and cold mus ms, Just
reed and for sale cheap by
oct &c w F co 1LBAUGH. J.ff-st
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
OOK-BINDlNG.-

TNIIE undersigned having purchased the
l. binding Establishment" Of William
Greene, on Jefferson Street, informs his friends
and the public in general. tina he is prepared
to do all kinds of work in his line Of business
short notice and with neatness.
10 N D. COLBURN.
ALSO-An assortment Of Blank Books
always on hand and for sale cheap for cash,
sept. 10, '46-l9-y J. d. G..
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Great BARGAIN.

VIZ farm owned and recently occupied BY
James Hatcher. Esq is now offered for
sale on terms so low, that anv person wishing
for small farm in this vicinity canno, do
better than to make immediate purchase Of
TINS one DOW offered. 1t is situated two miles
north west from Burlington, has on it good
frame house which cost about as much as is
asked for the whole farm, it has thirty acres
IN cultivation together with other improve
ments. Applications for the above can be
made Of the Editor of the Hawk Eye, who is
authorized 10 sell the same.
oct29-2m
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
MOI ICE is hereby given that have taken
IN out Letters of Administration on the
estate of Seth owen, deceased, late Of the
county of Des Mones, Iowa Territory. All
persons having claims against said estate will
please present them within twelve months
from this date; and all who know themselves
indie BITE d to said estate requested to call
and make settlement without delay.
SAMUEL M'BRIAR,
October s. IS46-20-4tH Admir-.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
ClOthin q.


lust reed per Falcon and for sale at unu-
q sually low prices.
10 cloth cloaks
90 fine do coats, (dress and frockl
100 tweed and satinet 81 ok, dress and frock
coats
800 blanket, pilot cloth and Sleeps grey do
600 pairs cloth, cashmere, satnet, james.
Sleeps grey and kersey pants
400 vests all kinds and qualities
8 doz fine muslin shirts Qinen bosm 's& coils
Is do muslin do
8 do calico do
20 do hickory do
6 do 1annel do
~ do net do
80 do net. canton flannel and drilling
drawers, together with bosoms collars,
stock ties, hdkfs. gloves, suspenders &c
All of which will be sold very low Tor cash.
Ca and examine our stock
% GARRETT & Co.
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Book Auction.
WILL be sold on FRIDAY Evening,

TWILL be sold on Friday Evening,
Oct. 3Oih. at the Hall ouer the Sure
G. Partridge, a valuable collection Of
aidard and interesting books, being in part
sllbrary Of the late Albert ). Shackford,
vnns which are the following:
ThPoe,s and Poetry OF America,
itsn' British Poets,
snOnal Recollections-by Charlotte Eliza
beth,
ambe, on the Constitution Of Nan.
oumOn School Journal, edited by Horace
II Manu. vols,
h'hs Notes on Geness-2 vols,
-" Exodus 4"
:" Levi;icus "
S,kspeare-2 vols
s,bster's Dictionary, large svo.,
nIhns Gray and Beattie's Poems-l VOL,
taerdge's Friend,
H." Aids to Reflection,
lids Students Manual,
Truth made Simple,
H." Lectures to Children,
I'D on the Moral Influence Of Great Cities
nldles' Select Circulating Llbrary--2 vols
sred Songs for Social and Family Worship
~ Young Christianity Jacob Abbott,
former Stone, 8.
Way to Do Good d" 9"
Rollo Code of Morals
sHngelical Family Lbrary-l5 vols,
Valysle's Past and Present,
Miscellanies--2 vols,
Heroes in History,
"napA0n's Works translated into English
;sts Book Keeping,
y,R0al-4 vols,
ssanmack collection OF Instrumental Music
Saha,an do
asis'y's Sacred Choir,
%'oA Academy's Collection,
,rH'rch's Lives,
sancer's Church History.
LLssns0ns Quarterly Review--5 vols,
''I'Oys lntroductioe to Ethics, translated
l Wv. Il. Channing,
s."s hann's lectures on Education.
MUS qn Scripture History,
aSs'as History of the United States.
manual Of Prayer. by Albert Barnes.
na MN and English Dictionary,
| AS,m jerusalem Magazine-2 vols,
NOTES on the Gospels-2 vols,
i . :" Episties--4 Z"
Acts--2
l,.,, Job-2 Is
sa,, Elements o! Natural Philosophy
sa'Poems,
Dypsss,a.o Cure of Infdehty,
Ssa !, Essays on Morality,
De-, Moral Philosophy,
Cen. = hesmerism, by rownshend,
ls 'oas opera--lO vols,
u dspSSealypss revealed, by Emanuel swc.
] Il. RRlsssent, by VIM. H CLAIMING.
j m a. o. The New Moral World, by Rob.
hsn of Select Novels,
Z, In. L'te'ature and Art, BY Miss Full.
4 sa.uelaa ron an Old Munse, by N. Hawthorn
d shkrer;. a. Novel, by George Sand,
|. Tie Sch, history o. Literature.
: io,erb.,. "a and schoolmaster,
|! ~ The Reformation
y, Aw.. Foreign Missions,
II pAipsa Assembly's Catechsm ex.
Asob., ). ANDERSON 4 CAMERON.
Auctionecrs.
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PORK e. BEEF PACKING

THE undersigned, feeling grateful :or past
l. favors, would state that he is now ready
TO contract for the Packing Of Beef and Pork
on the most favorable terms,-I will furnish
Barrels and Salt it desired. / shall be prepar.
ed to make liberal Cash Advances on Pork
packed by me. GEORGE PARTRIDGE
ocil5-t inch
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administrators .vOfice.

NTOTICE is hereby given that Letters Of
Y Administration on the estate Of Colmon
Herrill, deceased, have been taken out BY Sol.
ONION Sherry All persons indebted to said es.
tate, are requested to make immediate pay.
ment: and all those having claims against said
estate are requested TO present them before
the LIST day Of October next.
SOLOMON SHERRY.
October 22d, '46-22-3t Administrator.
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RICH FANCY GOODS.
NEW Style nous de lane robes
~ Rich cashmere do
do ombres for dresses
blk and fig'd dress silks
fine gala plaid, all wool
rich ombre cashmere, do
plain and plaid Jaconet muslins
do do swiss do
fine mall and book do
thread, swiss and jaconet edgings and in
settings
silk fringe and buttons for trimmings
do cords and tassels, &c. &c Just rec d
and for sale by w F COOLBAUGH
oct '46 jefferson ST
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NOTICE.

+" HE Subscribers have disposed Of tine low
l. er Ferry to Mr. G. ellis by whom the
public may rely on being accommodated to
their satisfa ction as to prices and good treat
ment, In retiring from the ferry we return
sincere thanks to the public for the patron
age they have bestowed on us.
ANDERSON. GOFF d CO
Rurlinoton Oct. s. 46-20-3t
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LNXCHANGE For Sale, on
IL New York,
Saint Louis,
Boston.
Philadelphia.
and all of the principal cities east, in suMs to
suit purchasers, by
oct29 FRANCIS J. C. PEASLEY.
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Marrieo:
PORK AND BEEF PACKING.

ITHE Undersigned take pleasure in saying
to the public that they have taken the
| ir Saughtering and Packing: Houses of E
l DR,nd 4 Co., and are now ready to contract
kas
Ifa,king OF Bssf and Pork,
M BILE terms as it can be done in tins
's,,n country. They are prepared to fur
ID Barrels. Kegs, and Salt, if required
l Ihsr long experience in the business warrants
imn saying that they will give general sat
action to all those who may favor them with
lsasa SCHENCk & DENISE.
RrfrRENcEs.-
Evans & Swift, 2c:.,: n
Lot, Pugh s Co., )
], Jas. Landes, Nelo Orleans.
N 7. & 7. w Butcher, Philadelphia.
Thomas Findley, Baltimore.
FLC5Peasley & Co..
E. D. Rand & Co., Burlington, Iora.
J. c. Fletcher,
hrlngion, October 22d, l546-22-tf
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PAY YOUR DEBTS.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
f.. ID. R.a.VSO.W, W. d.,

TNEN DERS his services Physician and
Il Surgeon, to the citizens of Burlington
and vicinity He will attend especially to the
practice OF SURGERY; and together with gene
raj Surgical practice. he will operate for the
relief Of Strabsmus. Cataract, Club foot Hare
Lip, &c. sc. fie will. when unemplov ed, be
found at the I37OFFlCE OF DR.. S. S. RAN
M, on Jefferson Street. [sep17
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NVANTED--Sight Exchange on
~ Saint Louis,
Cincinnati,
Philadelphia.
New York,
Boston, &c, by
FRANCIS j. G.. PEAsLEY.
Burlington, oct29, '46
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LAST GILL.

LAST GILL.
A LII those indebted to us either bv note or
IA book account, are hereby notified that
we must have money. Those that want 10
save paying costs had better call and settle
Immediately, and no mistake.
sepl7 WIN GARRETT 4 co
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BY THE QUEENS pArENT.
Trium plant success cf
RuCh0u's Hungarian kGf3aass
inf Eff.

The Great English Remedy for Colds, Cougla,
Asthma and ConsnRption,H
YNHE most celebrated ana infaiiihle remedy
for colds. coughs, asthma and every forms
nf Pill MON ARY CONSIlNPTION ~ Ina
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land ties, Of Buchan's Hungarian na,'
gag offered to the dcspa'r'ng invalid
q .,ooishiug success of this Medicine IN
fhs 81 !, Pulmonary Diseases warrants Inc
S'a" ,.ent in soliciting treatment ana
ssre'' .,;.t the 1orst possible cases that
d@' "a in the community-cases that
% vain from any the common RENE
81 rels. a,v. and have been given up oy
~ u, ,.,;nguished physicians as CONFIRM
b n@ .,,M, The Hungarian Baisam mas
1H' "" will cure the most desperate cases
sasd' w. ~ * nos,rum, but a great Eng''s"
:;: a: ;;:; : :'::; ,;;;;
nnphleus he had gratis OF CLENDENlN'
,,s,ds may III, y agent in Burlington, Iowa.
ps.ssi' oa ':y.meot in another column OF this
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,,urIiNatou Market.

;,5,i Weekly. by Thomas Spsrry,
T"H .,c,x HOUSE, WATER STREET.
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G., r. I 2 II N u IL
VVTOULD most respectfully inform the
w gentlemen Of taste and fashion, IN the
city of Burlington and V'cln'ty, 'ha' ne -
..a..rad AT the sign oil the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-07-16
Public Sale.

PURSUANT to decree of the County
a Court of Berkeley, made at the last term
OF said Court, in a cause therein pending, il
which Nicholas Young and wife are Pain
,ifls, and Elizabeth Little and others are De
feuiauts, the Undersigned, Special Comms-
sloner named in said decree, will expose to
sale, at public auction. before the Court House
door in Mart,usburg, ON Friday, the tn dan OF
August nert, the following REAL ESI.4I,E,
VIZ:
IN undivided niaia part in a HOUSE and
part OF LOT Of ground, lying on the North
West corner ofQueen aud Burke Streets in
Maninsburg, adjoining the Lots of Offender
fer's heirs, now occupied by John Bentz, and
of Roush's heirs, now occupied by VIM. II.
Mathews-being part of Lot No. 3.
IN ,otdtcided ninth part of a HOUSE and
parl OF LOT on Queen Street in Martins
burg, now i'll the occupancy of VIM. II. Ma,h-
ews, aud beng another part of 10, No. 3, ad-
Joining The above mentioned Lot.
IN, adisidcd ninth part of TRACT OF
LAND lying about one mile South Yves, Of
MartnsbuIg, containing about
rs Acres,
being portion Of the real estate OF Nicholas
RoUsh, late deed, known as the BRICK.
AlpCA-G ANU tue pOIUOli udNItig
been assigned 10 and held by Mrs d. r. Ronsh
as dover in the estate of her deceased husband,
the said Nicholas RouSh.
The above interests are the same Of which
Ms. Caroline Little died seized
,iso %, amdirided ninth part Of HOUSE
and part of "a LOT lying on King Street in
Mlartiusburg, adjoining Conrad Roush and
others, known as the WHITE HOUSE LOT,
being the same of which Mrs. Dorothy Eliza
beth Roush died seized
Terms Of Sale.-One third of the purchase
money in hand on the day of sale; the remain
der IN two equal instruments, payable in six
and iwel"e months from the day of sale; the
purchaser giving bonds with approved person
al security for the deferred payments, and the
title to be withheld, until the whole purchase
money is paid.
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock.
EDMUND p. HUNTER,
July 10, lS4G-4w Spec Conr.
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Roysi,s Gan Road.

TVyHE undersigned, Commissioners Of the
a County Court, will receive proposals 10
construct Road, on the Mountain, st Boyd's
Gap, By the Rod. There will be, about, $40
poles on the East side and. about, $50 ON the
West. The Road 10 be graded, in the usual
mode, at 80 on the West side and 90 on The
East, not less than twelve feet wide, with a
sufficient number Of water breaks and places
for the passage Of wagons, at convenient dis
tances TO be prescribed, and sufficiently level
at the two main curves to admit Of easy draft.
Also. for removing the timber, clearing the
track, &c., upon the portions Of the Road al
the foot Of the Mountain not requiring to be
graded.
The undersigned will attend at the Eastern
Base OF the Mountain, on Saturday, the 25h
Of this month, (Juiy.) at 8 o'clock, to receive
the bids. ROBERT X. ROBINSON,
JOHN r. KEARFOTT,
GEORGE SEIBERT,
July l6, l646-3w Conl'rs
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Trust Sale.

PURSUANT TO a deed of trust from Jo-
II seph E. Mahany to the undersigned, for
the benefit of John III. Likens and Andrew
Bowman, will sell. on SATURDAY.. the 18th day
Of tbs month, at the residence Of the said Ma
hany, in Marunsburg. for cash, the following
nsoMAL PRcPEN1x.
conveyed by said deed, TO wit
One Bureau; pair Of Bedsteads; 2 1a-
bles: Corner Cupboard; do-. Of Wiasor
Chars; Rocking DO; Setring do; 2 Fea-
tier Beds and Bedding; | Store and Pipe
Pots | Open; | Skillet; 2 Buckets ! do-.
Iire,pool Plates; 2 do Dishes | do. Tea
Pet; pair Candlesiicks; Chest; Chest
of Tools ! Trunk and Looking Glass.
SEAMAN GARARD,
July 9, lS46-2w Trustee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-07-16
Trust Sale.

DY virtue Of deed of trust executed by
- Jonas Carper and Samuel Carper, on the
9TH day OF July, 1912, to me as trustee, for the
benefit of Richard Paran, and OF record in the
County Court of Berkeley, | shall, on Monday
the loth day Of august nert, (being Court-day)
proceed to sell at public auction, for cash, in
front of the Court House, in Martinsburg, the
following Properly, or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy the said deed and ex-
penses attending the same, to wit: The undi
vided interest of the said Jonas and Samuel
Carper in and 10 a certain