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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07
Eseogs, Shoes. Eg0ss, Nerps.
PHILADELPHIA TYPE FOUNDRY.
NO. PEAR ST. NEAR THE EXCHANGE
RsKgEElHDEEEsWsG

FESHE subscriber having made great improvements
u in his method Of casting type and mixing Of me
tails, and had thorough revision of his matrices the
faces Of which notexceed, in beauty and regular
iiy Of cut, by any in the country natters himself
that by strict personal attention 10 business, and
employing none but skilful workmen Ne is enabled 10
offer a SUPERIOR ARTICLE ar GRE3TLY
REDUCED PRICES.
He is continually adding TO his stock all that is new
from the best workmen Of this and other countries,
and having lately procured from Europe. great VA.
rety OF NEW FACES and ORNAMENTS, so
liciIs The attention Of Printers thereto
Specimens will be sent 10 those wishing to order
Presses chases, Cases, Ink, Stands. Caleys, Brass
Rule. and every other article liasde "a furnish com.
plete Printing Office. supplied at The shortest notice
GERMAN BOOK AND JOB TYPE
Ofthe newest Style and Of all slzes carefully nut nm
in iounts OF correct proportion
ALEXANDER ROBB.
Philadelphia. August II iS4s-l2w (slo)
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07
Valuable Berkeley land for sale.

ME subscriber, as Attorney 10 fact for the Heirs
M Of Samuel Bray, deed. is authorized to sell de
siFabe tract Of LAND, belonging 70 said heirs lying
near the head and on both sides Of The Tuscarora
Creek, about miles West Of Martnshurg, and adj
joining the lands Of William o. Lyle's heirs, Charles
Stuekey, p. G. Pendeton and others, containing
One Hundred and Ssrenty-one Acres.
10 Of which are cleared and in good state or culsi-
walton, Che balance is clothed with young and thrifty
tiIAber, there i suisiceney Of meadow. gran and
timber land 70 make ibis tract a desirable farm Il IS
supplied with never falling springs Of pure water
Any person wshidg to purchase such a tract Of
land wiii please cali On de subscriber ID Martinsbure,
or John X. Lyle who lives near Tue said land either
Of whom will make known The terms, &c
NORMAN MILLER
aug. u Jaet tors heirs qf s. Bray, deed
Nov 1917
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saMrEL nrvar. r. d puSHAsr
BEvAS e. DUyssAsz,
Emporsrrs an0 CSgholFsaie Dealers,
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Iagp NsonU6.
Nc. a7D Balttmore street.,
lnrr..r..A "a .rr- .Ns, n S.a,-raA
saMuKL nEvsv.
SO. 40 ltimore street.
(eErwras snsEr Asp nasorra.)


EGEEAN s DIfNTlAtt tsaxisg renewed from ;hes
II oa s-snd Il 1Aeir new warehouse, No 979 3ala-
fnse siresi tANrtn sharp aud Hanover streets and
having greatly enlarged and improved The same,
Sew pselaFea % ester t. their fienaS ard dealers gen
orally. aa extensive seek u anu beautiful La
& WINTER GOODS Their stock. with is al ali
times large. Is now greatly improved BIZ recent add
ons. and consists ~ nafis every varefY III goods be-
loDgs q iAe ifadp- utsh VIII u sold al The lowest
mafksi psices. Nc eassseFate u patti
CLaT Is in baack and iAHcy culoFS, o French and
Al solors SHADES aoa qaali,ns Of Fayii~s and Amer
.cAsslaiEREs- black aed iaasy eolors, oil quail
yEsfl NCs-0f evety varia;e, saBse &C which IRE
very rlch aad hanssanle lsasas rNitoiy new styles
sos every GRACE
Iwee,iS and peFry CASSiAgiSttl7sS.
Glazing. Cloak and Coai Linpsgs. MI qualities and
STYLES.
BLANKETS in wAincy, DatIisld Maehinaw.
and her varieties.
Whine. Red and yellow FEsANNF.I4S, an extensive
assortment. aii qr,liiies mnJ prices.
FRENCH MziitA0i.s q IL shades. aiandsome
ln.
Apaea, Lasites aa lials q faufy eoors aud blacks
PRIMES, PRINTS. FRlNTS-23lo rases aew and
desirable s,ylcs ai E0Yes Is.udon i'ursle Dun
nes, Philip Alfas & SoeS ispragvsS. Chaplns.
Rraggs, and nmuy oitis Il; very low prices,
-GlNGuAAiS--la great variety, sbnie new aud beau
lilul styles,
Dress Goods generally. d lss~r assortment Mouslncs
De Lanes, Cashaleus and lepiins,
Damask and other Table BlApllHS-Atgreaty
reduced prices
LINEN 81 NCiS-ElisIl .inensoi Richardson's
and other superior makes. very low.
sllANLS--0 Oh AL qualities and styles, some Of rich
and handsome designs.
Linen Cambfic IsANlt'kES--An extensive assori-
nleni, al very low prices,
Silks Pockei and other lIand'kis. IN abundance,
Black and Fancy silk and Satin CRANATS,
HOSIERY. Gloves Suspendcis aud Buttons,
With an extensive assortment OF other Goods, in
GLIDING large supply Of hleachcd aud brown
SliEkFiNt;S and Siiii,TiNtsS Canton Flannels
IIckinqs. &c. Sc. al manufacturers prices.
10 all OF which we respectfully inviie the attention
Of country buyers, and as we ase making additions
daily throughout iiir entire year, AT all TINES
prepared 10 offer such inducements as must and Will
prove acceptable.
g therefore say 10 luyers call and give our stock
an examination before MASKING YoAr purchases, feeling
assured thai you viii MOI be disappointed, as we are
determined compare tavorably with the loves, pri-
ces 10 this or any d tie Eastern markets.
BEVANs& DURHAM, Wholesale
Dealers and JalbtrS, New Warehouse.
M. ~ i3aiinore street. 9Th house
Sept. Il. is4s East OF sharp street.
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New Volume Sf The
SCIENTIFIC A Ii L RlCAN.

lFUTIIE Puh';st srs Of ,iie Scientific American re-
"a spsci,J..s nivt notice thai The FOURTH YEAR
ll.I NOLbaiE q ,heir journal viii be commenced
Oh Sainsday. Sept, POI ihis publication differs en-
iiriy from he r,iay magazines and papers which
Hood The counifg. II Is a Weekly journal Of Art,
Science and Mechanic Is. having inf It's object the adj
vancriuent 81 the INTERESTS OF MECHANICS,
MANUFACTURERS, and INVENTORS. Each
numtef s il'us'fated with from i've 10 TEN original
hNGllANiNtss OF NEW MECHANICAL IN
MENTIONS. neatly all Of the best inveni,ois which
are patented al Washington being illustrated in the
Scientific American. Il also contains Weekly List
OF Ainercan Patents; notices Of the progress OF all
Mechanical ard Scientific Improvements; practical
directions on the constructions. management and use
Of all kinds q MACHINERY, TOOLS, Sc; Els
says upon Mechanics, Chemistry and Architecture;
'acceunis Of fpuagn Inventions; advice 10 nvenors
Rail Road Intelligence oeelher with a vast amount
otolher interesting valuable and useful information.
The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is The most popu-
Journal Of ne nd ever Published and Of more mn
poHance % The interest Of MECHANICS and IN
VENfCkS il'an any thing they could possibly oh.
tain! y printed with clear type and beautiful pa
per- and beng adapted e binding, the subscriber is
possessed al the cad OF the year, OF large volume OF
FOUR HUNDRED AND sixTEEN PAGES,
,I'.,strstsd with upwards OF
500 MECHANICAL ENGRAINGs
AND An INDrx.
TERMS 1.-Two dollars year in advance. the re.
mainder ~ 6monris. TO CLUBS - copies. sS.
ten copies, els. Those who wish 10 subscribe have
only to enclose the amour, in in letter, directed to
nsu1eN &. co.
Publishers of the Scientific American.
New York
ALI. LET TIERS must be POST rAID
N0LGME fIIlll9 bound So rs. on in sheets.
81 are for sale They may BE- safely 10 any part
oFi couuiry. Patents secured and Mechanical Draw
ings executed At the cheapest rates, AZ lie office OF tho
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
August 81, lSiS.
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ID O % II % 5a 81 % ~ II SIC lfqIqg
FOR as CGrsTst

EDY MEANS OF THE POCKET ESCUL.n
I'D Plus, EVERY MAN HIS own PHYSICIAN
twentieth edition, with upwards Of a hundred engra
Wings showing private diseases in every shape and
form. and maliormaions Of The generative system
By ". YOUNG, W ID.
The time has now arrived, that persons suffering
from secret disease, need no more become the VICTIM
OF eUAcgERy, as by the present book any one may
cure HIMSELF without hindranee 10 business, or the
knowledge Of the mos; intimate friend, and with one
tenth the usual expense. 10 addition to the general
routine Of private disease il fully explains the cause
of manhood's early decline. with observations aon
marrage-besdes many other arrangements which
il would not be proper to enumerate in the public
prints
Dr. Any person sending TWENTY FIVE CENTS enclo-
sed in letter. will receive one copy Of mis- book by
mail, or five copies VIII be sent FOR one dollor. Ad
dress, "DR. w YOUNG, No. 1862 SPRUCE Street,
PHILADELPHIA" Post paid
% WANTED---propreiors Of Drug or Book
Stores, aud Pedlcrs, in every town in The United
States. to act as agents for the above work.
Nov Q, lS4S.-6m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07

VIRGINIA:
a Ia Cireui, Superior Court Of Law and Chance
IN ~. held for Morgan County on Saturday the 7th
day Of October, 1885,
George Nelson, Administrator Of James Nelson,
decd CompH.
AGAINST
Mary Anne, Marcaoness of Wellesly. George William
Stafford birmingham and Elizabeth his wife. Baron
and Baroness Of Stafford, Francis Godophin Da
ny Osborne and Louisa Cathafne his wife, Duke
and Duchess OF Leeds. john Mcravsh aud Emily
his wise--Dhs.
in CHANCERY.
The defendants not not having entered their appear
ance and gwen security according the act of Assem-
bly, and the Rules OF this Court, aud it appearing bv
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants of
Virginia il is ordered that they do appear here on the
frsl Monday in January, 1919, it being Rule day,
aud answer the compainants bill, and that a copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some Newspaper
published in Berkeley County, for two months sue
cessvey, and Ahat copy be posted the trout door
of the Court House Of the County of Morgan.
a Copy.-1este.
ISAIAH BUCK, C. G.
October IL, lS48-2m. Lee s Lee, Auys.
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CASH ron NEGROES

FHNlIE subscriber is anxious 10 purchase large
IL number Of Negroes. of both sexes, Sound and
likely. Persons having Negroes to dispose Of, will
find to heir inieresto give him call before selling,
as he will pay the rery highest cash prices.
He can be seen at the Berkeley Courts. al Martins
burg, the 2d Monday, and at Beuyylle on the ish
Monday in each month, and usually al his residence
in Charesiown.
All letters addressed to him will be promptly atten
dcd to. VIM. CROW
Charleslown. March II, Is4s-if
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G0E1 ENlsggIllQE gZzI.sga ,Alr,rs.


John Hedges vs- Jonathan Wandlir rs teirs. &c.
Z eI virtue OF an order Of the Superior Cont of
- Berkeley. IN the above cause made al the SEQ
TENDER Term last, viii offer for sale al puElc anr
ton. before The Court House door in The Town Of Mar
insburg, on Monday ne lin day If December neat
beng the hrst day Of Couna body OF and il Berke-
ley County, Of which Jolaihan Wandinc died seized
lying adjacent to Hedgesyle, VIZ: TIE Pascy Farm.
containing about
800 ACRES.
The Rnnk Farm Of about $50 Acres---and tract on
bout 59 acresmaking together 600 acres. more Or
less These tracts ado and will be sold 10 one body or
separately as may be desired
521gsgPI ACRES
Of wood land Of the above tracts will he laid or and
excepted from the sale--a olaf OF which will be ex
hiblied, ~ any time. by The undersigned
Also, the Store House, and Dwelling. and Lot or
Lots upon which they stand, in HedgesyiI!e which
belonged 10 said Wandling in BIS fife lime
The above property will be sold, inclusive of the
with her. by which the purchaser will retain the par-
chase money IN his hands, during her life, paying the
interest thereon, annually, 10 FER
Terms. One third Or the purchase money in hand
and the 5aance in Two cqua instalmens at twelve and
eighteen months. The purchaser will be required to
execute Trust Deed, conveying The premises, 10 Sc
cure the deferred payments
EDMUND PENDLETON.
Oct. 70, 1913. Special Commissioner.
o. The above property will be laid of in small lots
10 suit purchasers, aud plas exhibited on day OF SALE
j.. r.
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a gents W aaltasG

FE1O CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AND Pop
u ULAR WORKS, in every COUNTY through
out the United States. To Agents, the most liberal
encouragement is ofIered-wfh a small copital oil
S25 10 800. chance is offered whereby an agent
can make from sIOto 525 per week. For further par
ueulars, address (post paid,)
VIM. A. LEARY.
No. l58 North SECOND Street, Philadelphia
August 81 l8iS.-6m
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TO The Ladies'.

4 HAVE beautiful assortment OF Dress Goods,
il such Mouslines. Cashmeres, PIaids, Tissue
Lambert, Ginghams, PLAN and Plaid, Blk and Fancy
Alpaceas, Shawls assorted, Hdks., Bonnet trimmings
Prints, general assortment, all of which will be dis
posed of al the very lowest terms.
w. MILLER
Bedinrtou orr 20 1919
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.N'ss gsfg.E.

M \ subscriber hereby informs his friends and he
= png'e ihas be hastakan his sons into co-paner
Ahfltsng AND Boasing Emsaness.
a. us e'd stand at lang Waters Tie business will
,nefeoff ie hereafter conducted under he 6rn, -
= Ihates Downs y Sons; as the paf,ners will rive
sSsas attention. 70 The business. the public may
,s "a ae most satisfactory results Of all business q,
,nef iine lire hghessmarhel ptices NH be na;d q,
Y neat 1e', &c delivered either al tie Faliin0 va.
lefs 81 q mouth olthe Opequon. Persons wxb;r.,
e ase nf's whsal ground can he accommodated MA
rel. CHAS nGr g. Sc es q per bar
August 5, lSis.--8m. ~ = '7oNS.
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ME W C obs.
WARNER MILLER

w <iiN4NbiA AiiisiSl1ik
TFAS just received his supply of FALL AND
Il u IyLST,ER GOODS. 10 which he nosl respect
fully invites the attention of bis friends and customers.
His Stock has been purchased on the most atyail
iageous terms, and will be sold The snalles, profits
possible. Please call and examine before Purchasing
elsewhere, as am determined not TO be beat My
Stock consists in part as follows:
CGafhs.
Blue, Black, Invisible Green Steel Mixed. Sc, nj
different prices; Pilot and Beaver Cloths; cassi-
meres, Blk. Stripes, X 3D. aud Fancy; Sanineis at
very reduced prices Vestiugs. Blk and Fancy Salin
and others Of every qualify and prices Kentucky
Jeans. Sc, Tweeds various qualities; Linseys. Ful
led. Plain, and Paid; Flannels, Red, White, and
Yellow various prices; Gloves and Hosiery gene
raj assortment; Cravats; Blk and Fanny; Linen and
sin Hdkis; Swiss, Null Book and x b Muslins
White Cambria, and JackoneIts; BRACES. Edgngs
and Inser,ings, beautiful stock; Tailoi's Trim
ings in general.
E5oasesfics.
Bro Muslins s.4. s, IA, and a. at various prices
Beached Muslins 81. rs, A, 4. from 6. up; s
and A Osnahurgs, Plain and Twilled Drlings.
Tckings. Checks, Plads; BurIaps. Nankcens, Cot
on Laps, Blankets SC.
groceries, sc.
Sugar. Bro and Loaf; Molasses, N, O., w. l.. S. II
and Syrup Teas and Coffee fine assortment:
Drugs Of every description; Glass and Putty; G.. A.
and fine Salt by the Sack or Bushel.
Es0Fenf sgEedEciRcs.
DR.. Jaynes' family Medicine DR. Wslar's Basam Of
Wild Cherry; Fasnesiock's Vermiluge; Wright's and
Brandreth's Pills, &c.
Eseogs, shoes, Flats, Grps.
cases Boois sizes front 10 49, from 81 rs to IS so q
2 Case Boys Boots very cheap and good cases
Mems Monroes and Brogan Shoes; cases Boys
Monroes. and Brogan Shoes; ladies' Sealed Bus
kns. and Cali Bootees; Misses Slippers Boores. SC
Chlldfen's Shoes well assorted Beaver. Silk and
Common Fur Hats Mems and Boy : Sporting Hats
Mems aad Boys Cloth aud Glazed Gaps; UmbreI
las SC; Hard Ware. Tin. Ware. Queens Ware
Glass Ware, Wood Ware, Stationary. Sc All oil
which will be sold upon the most accommodating
terms
Bedngton. Oct. 10. 1913.
NJ B.All kinds Of Country produce viii be taken
in exchange for goods
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Drugs, Medicines, Eye >sufis,
Paints. Oils. etc. etc.

A FRESH and foil supply of the above, to which
IA the attention Of the public is respectfully invil-
ed qualities are warranted TO be OF the best All or
ders shall be strictly attended to- prescriptions neatly
and properly executed and every means used to guard
against errors IN the dispensa,on OF Medicine.
We hope those who are in want OF any of the a.
bove, will give us call, we feel confident we can
make it 10 their interest TO deal
Nov. %. lS4S. VIM DORSEY.
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EsLraWS.

fE7AKEN up as Esrays. by Martin Pzer, Of the
n County Of Berkeley, living about seven miles
Southwest Of Mauinsbnrg, two lssIrays, s~s~~z--YA
--one a Red Ileiler. supposed to be is44asSS
about three years old, with one ear cut Tx
oil, short horns and few white spots
on her side, white tip ta.--The other Red Stear
about the same age with horns, both ears off aud
ast in the left with small white spot in MS head,
white ZIP TAIL Said cattle have been appraised al S22.
The owner is requested to come forward and prove
property, pay changes and take them away.
JNO. w. PiTZER,
November lG tSiS For Martin PilZer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07
Trusa SAFE.

EgY virtue Of a deed Of Trust executed by Stephen
HI B. Mead and Jacob Heckendorn 10 the under
signed, on the - DAY OF November, 1912, 10 secure
William Kroesen. in the payment Of sundry sums OF
money therein mentioned, TO Geo Doi jr as the sur
viving partner of Wilson & Doll, aud TO John Slroih
er and Geo. Doll, jr., as administrators OF John K
Wilson, deed, also in sundry sums therein mention
ed. will offer at public auction before the Court
house door in Martiusbuig on Saturday he 10th dan
Of December neat, the Foundry House and Lot, being
a part OF Lot No Sc, in Martinsburg. Also. Grind
stone 2 Shanks and Ladies' used for holding melt
ed Ore, 2 Tap Bars, and all the Patterns, Fasks, and
other apparatus connected with the said Foundry.
TERAIS.--CaSh. ID. BURKHART.
Nov. %, lS4S.---3w. Trustee.
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.EnSs Rcrefrcd.

A Fresh supply OF Groceries, such as Sugar COT
IN fee. Aiolasses. Gunpowdef, Young Hyson and
Imperial Teas. Rice, Pepper, Allspice, Salmraius.
Ground and Race Ginger, Alum, satpetre. Brin.
stone, Logwooa Clear Starch Cinnamon, Nuimegs,
Cloves, Indigo, Copperas, Camphor, Creamtarsar,
Liquorice Ball. Juinbe-paste, Rife Powder, Shot,
Lead, Percussion, Caps. Chewing and Smoking. To-
bacco. Segafs ol al kinds, Cheese Soda Water Bot
Ter, sugar Crackers. Sperm, Mould and Dipped Can-
dies, saS'ile Isasia and Shaving Soaps, Fine Supe
rior WFidng and Letter Paper Black Ink. Backing.
Lampbach Essence Of i-esaon. Cinnamon and Pep
tor and Bears Oil.
Also, Ale in barrels and 10 bottles, Porter, Brown
Stout and Newark Cider, Champaign and Curani
Wine
GEORGE RAENFIAL.
Oct 10, 1913.
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QUA rloxGo Is,
&nsaI! Profits Nssss esGdCk i&Uscs.

fH'IlE undersigned h&ve just received another sup
Il PITY Of Family Groceries, among which will be
found, Loaf Lump, Crushed, Pulvelized and Clari
FED Sugar, n. Orl ans. 2. Rico, Muscavado brown
Sugar, N. Oeans, r. Rico, Cuba, Molasses and Ia
bic Syrup, very 6ae. Mocho, Java, La Guyra and
RIO Coffee, Imperial Gunpowder. Yonng Hyson,
aud 0oong Teas, Old English, New England, and
Pine Apple Cheese, No. /. 2 and Maekerel in bar
Tes, hall and quarter barrels. and some very SUI
perior in kus, Herring and salmon together with al
most every article wanting in our line. Give us
call. RIDDLE s WHITE.
Nov 80. l8lS
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M III % III al AZ ID gMa.
q. 81. q. w. uaIT.

g. & G. II. DOLL
n AVE just received their usual supply Of FALL
IL u .7syiD EtsLVT.ER GOODS-elnGracing a well
assorted stock Of Ladies and Genemens B5ess Goods,
together with tie usual variety Of Heavy Woo!ens.
Cottons and other Staple Goods.
ALSO
Hardcare Queensuare, Groceries, HAS Caps,
Boots and Shoes
We would respectfully request our customers. and
all those who want Gfoods-useful and cheap-to call
and examine for themselves
October IL, lS4S
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Removal.

n pEVAN & DURHAM have removed to Ware
Il y house No, 219 Baltimore street, recently occu.
ped by D. T. Gardner s Co., which they have en-
larged and greatly improved, where they shall con-
tnue TO keep throughout the entire year, large aud
well selected stock OF Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods, and which, as heretofore, will be offered at
very low prices for cash and 10 punctual Dealers
They solicit call from country and city buyers.
August 81. lS4S
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E.assEHT. MORE s4EGssT.

s1PERM Candles, and 10 the pound; Adaman-
1iine and 10 the pound; Mould and TO the
pound; Sperm Oil very superior Paternt and Fish
Oil. RIDDLE s. WHITE.
September Ia, 1S4S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07

Ty IL w q ODID So
II HAVE received my usual supply Of Fall and
4 Winter Goods, which are lower than they have
eve been.
My customers and the public are respectfully nvi
ted to call, examine and judge.
JOHN II. LTKENs.
Oct. Ia, 1915.
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Office.

PURCHASERS al the sale o. the Personal Prop
III eriy Of John Tabb, decd. are hereby notified
that their notes due and that payment viii be
required THE EXECUTORS.
November l6 i04S-3f
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FORWARDING & COMMISSION DEPOT.

~ q y Utt'I = DO4'I ~ fo5FU4f UHf y :
VI VIE undersigned IS now prepared TO receive
ID forward promptly, Flour and other produce 10
The Baltimore Market, when consigned 10 his care
the best prices guaranteed and punclua returns made
OF the proceeds.
In additiont 10 general Stock Of Goods he will at
ways have on hand full assorment OF Iron, Smiths
Coal, Salt and Herring, for sale low for cash.
FRANCIS HUNTINGTON
3. s. O. Railroad, Aug. 3, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07
COmE! C0Gs! Cool!

4 HAVE received a large stock ofSmith's and 9TH
IL er COAL Of the best quaty-Persons at dis
lance may rely at times onnding Coal BY sending
Tor 1t. j. JAMESON.
Il. Road, July 8. lS47.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07
D EN- IT'S T r Y
NOTICE.
Important 10 Esouselkceners.

FESdE Philadelphia and New York pekn Tea
d Company, for the accommodation of the lovers
of Pure Tea have established Depot, for the sale Of
their celebrated Packed Teas, in Marnnsbnrg, Va,
and appointed James N. Riddle their sole Agent
For Catalogue Of Teas and prices see hand bills,
which will be furnished BY the Undersigned by Mail
or otherwise. JAS N. RIDDLE.
June s, 1913.
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uST received and Tor sale a supply or Fresh Oys-
sters will keep a supply constantly on hand
during the approaching season, which | will sell
wholesale retail on the most reasonable TERMS
Gail aud see GEO. RAENIiAL.
September T. IS43
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VIRGINIA:
y The County Court of Berkeley, October Term.
Thomas Brown--pltlf.
AGAINST
Henry M. Nichols, SSc-Gfi
IN CHANCERY.
The absent defendant. Henry M. Nichols mol hav
ing entered his appearance and given security accord
ing to law and he rules OF the Court, and appearing
10 The Court that he is moi an inhabant of this Com
m0nweahh Ii is ordered that the said defendent do
appear hefeon the second Monday in December lS4s,
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that this or
der be published in the Martinsburg Gazette for two
months successfully, and like copy be posted AT the
front door OF the Courthouse Of the said county.
A Copy -Tesie,
JACOB VAN DOREN, G. b. q.
Oct. 10. le4S.-2m.
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