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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

HATS AND CAPS AT WHOLESALE.
WE are now receiving our fall and ndEzIA
w winter stock OF Hats and Caps, which Ea&3eA
will be, we feel assured, the largest and cheapest
ever brought to this city. Country Merchants who
design purchasing east, are particularly invited to
call and examine our stock, for are certain the
prices, are fully as low as any house in Baltimore
S d. HARPER g. son,
No. 1873, cor Main and Union SITS.
Wheeling, September T. 1858.
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following ac-
~ counts have been filed in the Probate Court OF
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement I; oon,or oe
The final account Of Jacob Riggle,, executor OF
the last will of Isaac Wright, deceased r,
The account of John Irmbc' admin Strator oi INC
estate of Robert Irnble, deceased
And that the same will be severally examined and
passed u)on by the undersigned on the 3otl day OF
b. w. VElRS, Probate Judge.
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And the Trustees Of tho several townships are
further required to return from their respective
townships, tor the use OF the Probate Court of this
county, as they are now required by law to return
and equal number of Jurors as above specified the
list containing the names of said Jurors 50 returned
to be delivered to the Probate Judge at the same
time the names of tho other Jurors are delivered to
the Clerk ofthe Court of Common Pleas. The polls
to be opened between the hours of six and ten O'Clock
In the morning and close at six O'Clock in the after
noon of the same day.
j. BOYED, Sheriff of IIar Co.
Sherf,s Office Cadiz Sept /, 1868.
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Cadiz, o., August 81, 1853.
LEGAL Notice.

Thomas Gillespie, Jr.,
fTWutloh'
Samuel Coleman, ct. nl
CtHWIIET, Coleman. Thomas HuntSman, Caroline
> Huntsman, Nancy Huntsman, Michael Hunts
man. John Huntsman, Jane Huntsman, William
Coleman and Matilda his wife, and the children and
heirs of Jacob Anderson, deceased, are hereby mott
fled that on the 22nd day Of August, A. D. 1888
the snid Thomas Gillespie filed in the Court of Com
@%anst 9a rT he% Wherc" ho demands partition Of the
south half Of the North West quarter OF section SIX
teen township eight OF range four in the Steuben'
Vile Land District; and that said petition VIII be t9I
hrnrin~ at the next term of said Court, which will
nnmmence nj Cadiz on the 18th day of October, 1858
'''''''''0 THOMAS GILLESPIE, JR.,
BY l.. LEwToN, his Attorney.
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JESSE H. McMATH,
Attorney aMd Counsellor SAT Law
aAl Solicitor iIa CAanCeFy,

CADlZ, OHIO.
M ILL practice i'll Harrison and the adjoining
w counties All business entrusted to his care
will receive prompt and diligent attention.
., Office in the Mansion House, above Wood g.
Smiths Store
September l. 1853
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Paw Up.

A LII persons who know themselves indebted tc
IN A. H. Burtch, will please call and settle I'M
us this is the first and last call
Auuust 10. 1883 A. IL. BURTCH.
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DONNETS, fancy, silk and satin, white and col
I'D ored Albino, very pretty; also, Bonnet Ribbons
and Flowers Of every variety, call and see them as
they are selling fast VIM. HOGG g. co.
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David Fleming, State of Ohio,
vs, I Harrison county fol


Nelson briggs, ct al Petition.
nj office is hereby given to Nelson briggs, ]. M.
IN Moss Il Brother, Mnckey Hutchison and Shep-
hard, Ii, Childs &c, Detts in the above case, re-
sizing out OF the State of Ohio that the above plain
tiff had filed petition in the Court of Common Pleas
Of said county of Harrison, which petition il still
pending setting forth among other things, that the
said briggs on the ID ofJuly 1851, made his deed
Of mortgage to the said plaintiff by which he con-
veyed certain real Estate in mortgage to tho
said plaintiff, particularly described in the mortgage
which is filed and made part of said petition and
which was duly recorded the 10th of July 1851 in
book A, pages l09 & ll0-m the record Of the said
Harrison county That said petition sets forth that
there is due on said mortgage about the OF 81.
420 that the said nonresident defts claim to have
lease said mortgaged premises, and are releas
ed thereon. Said petition asks for an order of tbs
court to sell said mortgaged premises and out OF the
proceeds thereof, to pay the amount due on said
mortgage deed and that the balance ii any may be
applieC as the court may deem proper.
August TO- lS53.-6t. DANIEL. PECK,
Attorney ior plaintiff
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DIED-In Stock township, on the 9th inst, Mr..
WILLIAM SPIKER, aged about thirty years.
In Cadiz, on the 26th inst, Luck MAY, only child
Of Samuel and Hannah J, Ferguson, aged nearly five
years.
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And at my office in Cadz until the 20th of Decem-
ber, 1858. lwish each Tax Payer to bring with him
Seventy-five cents of change.
d. HILBERT, County Treasurer.
Cadiz, Ohio August 20, 1853.
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From the Cadiz Foundry.

WE have on hand and keep for sale all the kinds
w and Patterns of Plough Points, usually kept at
the Cadiz Foundry. Also various sized cast Crates
onril 20. 1883 WOOD and SMITH.
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List of Letters.

Remaining in the Post Office, at Cadiz,
Harrison County, O., September Z, 1853.
Black John Ii. Lowe James
Basltord I. L. Lukens Esq.
BarV James S. Lock Tho's.
Brooks George w. Lewis S. Mr.. 8
Bramer Edmond Lewis Spencer
Brannan Polly Mereg ]. F. Mr..
Busby Debiah, Miss. .Moffett John
Crawley Michall 3 McDiyitt Catharine
Cross Tho's. Mecay Samuel Parker
Catlet William Miney John
Combs Elijah McKaskey S. X.
Copeland Tho's. Mitchell John
Dulin r. Mr.. Oaks William
Davis Rachel.
Davis John Rev. Humphrey R.
Eaton Isaac Pugh John
Flowers Samuel Pencuck Richard
Fields Orestus e. Reany John
Flowers Mary G. MissSmith HELEN Miss
Fitzepatrick John Stuard Ctoe Miss
Gildeg John Smith CharIes
Greer James Simons John
Hughes Margaret Taggart Alex.
Horr William L. Walker William
Jenett Tho's. L. Wilkin lydia ]. 2
johnson Robert Whelan Denis
Jones Dilsey Ann Waman Ellen Miss
Logue James w Rev. Total CO.
OBEDIAH SLEMMONS, p. M.
SeDtembpr 7 1353
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Axes! Axes!

lust received and for sale, n new lot of Lippin-
y colt Il Co.'S. Double Extra Cast Steel Axes war
ranted; also Shoves, Spades llatches, Mill, u Cut
Circular and Hand Saws, splendid article, call
soon at X. J. BENEFITS
June 8, 1883
MILLERS CRADLES-Song known, severely
vi tested, always rght-Un hand and for sale a
large lot OF those superior Cradles which will be sold
very low Call at the well known sign of the
Juuo 8, 1883 BIG PADDOCK.
/ WOULD call the attention OF Mechanics to INV
l. superior stock of Edge Tools manufactured by
the Ohio Tool Company, and decidedly the best ever
brought to this market, which sell at prices that
cannot fail 10 suit purchasers. Call and examine
them K. ]. BENNETT.
June 8, 1858
MADDOCkS, Trace Chains, Bench Screws, Bed
INl Cords, Plough Points, Axe Handles, Brushes
OF all kinds &c. cunbe had cheap at the
June g. 1853. BIG PADDOCK
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To the Tax PAYERS of Harrison Co.

TIME amount ofper- centase levied on each dol
l. lar of valuation OF the taxable property in the
several Townships of said County for the year A. d.
1S59 ia fnlloyvs.--
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In addition to the above, the following school tax
es are levied:
Gin Huntsville 2-5 mills
In School District, No 10, Shortcreek tp. mills;
In No. ], Green tp. mills;
In No. 6, German tp. mill;
In Cndiz mil;
In No. 2, Moorctield tp mills;
In No 3, Moorelicld tp 7-l0 OF one mill;
In No. 4, Stock tp. mills;
In No, |, North tp. mills;
In No. 2, Franklin tp, Mills
In No. !, Franklin tp Clio otone mill;
In No l. Monroe tip, pa mills;
And for corporation purposes in the bourongh OF
Cadz, / mill. JOHN SLOAN Audr. II G..
August 10Th, 1853.
NOTICE is hereby given that will attend at the
usual place Of holding Elections in the several town
ships of Harrison County, for the purpose otreeeiv-
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CADIz PRICES CURRENT.
cor RECTED WEEKLY.
EAnIV SsIHpI' y

CADlHr SBPI. Z, 1893
WHEAT, ............ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .fnSO
CoRN, '.'.....'... 3OtGD)O
FLAX SEED, .,...... ...,..... .......... ,OOi) o..
DEANS w HlFE. .......,,.. l,UOfD
SLOFERSEED,' '......,..,. ,JOGD5,OO
IOTATOES,. s iGD..
ONlONS,..... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 300,
DRIED APPLES per bushel, ,............. ..GDl 90
DRIED TEACHES, ''..'',' ,'.'.'...,... .3,OIhO
DRIED PEACHES impaired. 2,OOl0
BUTTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100.
CtEESE, ..'.'.'' '........... S(0..
LARD ........... ........... IULDS
FORK, ,......... Observation-Disclosures.
0ALT, Z, ,S1iGD.
nay. ............ $500.
WOOD, '....,. .....,...... .E,OthD.
COFFEE. ..,..,.,,.....,.,.. .9LaOl2
MOLASSES by the Dbl Observation-Disclosures. 3GG037
n. q. Sugar, ...................6lsG as
FIsn-New shad, W bbl.................12,5O 80
Mackerel No. 3, " ................Il,UO 90
do z, ................l $50
Herring .....-s......... 500
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AM ORDMANCE

DASSED by the Trustees of Shortcreek Town
l. ship, Harrison County, Ohio, August 9TH A. d
1883. 1t is hereby ordained and enacted a specia
meeting Of the trustees of Shortcreek township Har
rison county Ohio. That any and every individua
whoever found guilty OF keeping a house or houses
u shop store, habtua resort for tippling or In
Temperance; shall on Conviction b, fined before any
Justice of the Peace ofsad township, other Officer
having legal jurisdiction, in any sum not exceeding
fifty dollars and be confined III the CT unity Jail fol
any time not exceeding twenty days,
In accordance with the provision of law passed
March 18th, A. b. 1858, by the Legislature OF this
State.
ATTEST: JOHN MATsoN Clerk.
TOWN'DT II. LARKIN.
ASA HOLMES. ! Trustees
WILLIAM BOND.
August 10th, 1883
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Attention, Farmers!!

7 HAVE thiR day received large assortment Of $
l. a. Millard IL Co.'S. celebrated Grass, Grain and
Bramble Scythes; Hay, straw and Manure Forks
Hoes, Hay Knives Scytha SncnIhs WhnrlOn' Rakes,
&c, all OF which Will he disposed Of very cheap for
cash at tire Big Paddock X. ]. BENNETT.
CadiZ, June s, 1853.
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HERR LEE, the modern Hercules his gigantic
strength, and incredible dcXterity, is the wonder
and admiration of each hohodcr, his cannon bal
teas throw every competitor in the shade.
Mr.. J. w. lERS, the chaste, witty, original
and exquisite clown and hunorist. Apart from
which he is the acknowledged best TWO HORSE
rider in America.
Mr.. WIN. ODEIL, the Acrobatic Equestrian
terrific and daring bareback Rider
Mn. J. w. WARD the accomplished Slack Rope
VauIter.
MASTER ST. LUKE, the Roscius of the Arena
and the first juvenil Rider of the Age.
MASTER CHARLES RIVERS, the Antinous
of the Hipodrome
OLIVER BELL, the dashing Trick, and mag
niice Principal Art, and Pantomimic Rider.
MEssEs. DODGE, EPPY JACKSON, DUCROW,
&c, &c. A full complement of Supernumerarles
and Equerries.
A selected and choice Troupe of Dramatists and
Comedians
A whole family of Diminutivo Trick Ponies, And
general outfit OF Appointments and Decorations,
npon which art skill, and princey out lay have
been unsparingly lavished.
0cTAn entire and racy change of programme at
each performances for particulars OF which, see pic
torial and descriptive bills,
August 2i, 1858
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September 7, 1858
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Remaining in the Post Office, at Cadiz,
Harrison ID County, O., September Z, 1853,
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The Rivers Family!
DARING AND CLAsSIuGRACE;

Equestaians, Acrobats and Antpodeanists, thci
names in every capital of the Old and New World
are familiar to all who admire the perfection of
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Final Accounts. .

lpust 81, 1858. -3t
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CASH / FOR NEGROES.

yTTANTED itr the Southern market, p
w AEE, no HEN. EOfS, GIRLS mi "a
FAMILIES, fer (which | will pay the high -
est cash prices I'ersons having slaves to sell viii
find il their int, rest to inform me in person or
hy letter ut Winch ester, or b. NJ. Il w G Campbell
No PAP Pratt sire, t. Baltimore, which will meet
with prompt atten ton i shall be in Martinsburg
every week. and al the setting ofnlt the Courts IN
Berkeley County. ELIJAH MCDOWELL
Nov I2. lSnl--. ".
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" ANTED.

M ANTED, hearty negro woman. about 20
w years of age for which liberal price will
be paid, The person wants her for his own use
10 remain in the County. Enquire at
Jan 1875 THg REPUBLICAN, OFFICE
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And ali 9th er Typein proportion But wishing to
encourage cash payments, the subscriber will
make still anger deduction Of from 10 to Is per
cent for casb He has recently added TO his al
ready very Ia rye assortment the new and justly
celebrated Sc ach Faess which for. beauty Of finish
and Durability he is positive cannot be surpassed
Hehegs leave to return his sincere thanks Tor the
liberal patrona &c heretofore bestowed on him, and
hopes BY Sri 1t application to business TO merit
continuance of the same. lie has constantly ON
hand every arti lie necessary in Printing Office.
All orders than lzfully received and promptly at
tended to, at the North West corner Of Third and
Chestnut SITS.
LEWIS PEL0UzE
N. bod Ty pc takenin exchange for new, at
cents per ID.
Eetruarv l9-fo.
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WAITED.

IN Drug Store. youth about 10 years ODD
h 10 laarn The isfrug business. One tbai has
liberal e,tncatoc, ard writes fair hand and
who il disposed Id, devote his entire attention to
acanire knowlcei ce Of the business. 20 such a
youth good opps,nnnity is now offered. For
further particulars apply TO
w. DORSEY.
Jan. 90, 1885, Druggist
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AN CHANCEEsY.

Commissioners Office, BiarnnsbuIg,
February %, I SOS

Commissioners Office, MarrnsbGrg.
February ~, 1858
ISiHE parties to The above suit Wal lake no
n tice ihag wall attend az my office. IN
Martinsburg. on Thursday The Sd, day OF
Marc, nex'. toF the purpose Of ascerlainng
al the ieus on The properly of the defendant
Downs, and settling The amounts between the
said Downs and Crimes. All persons having
claims against said Downs, will present them
to me on or be fore that day. and the defend
ants, Downs, Dugan and LemasIer, will come
prepared on that day 10 answer or state such
heterogeneous as may be propounded 10 them,
touching the liabilities OF the two latter, for
endorsements made for the accommodation Of
the former, and such other matters as may be
deemed pertinent or required by any OF the
parties 10 be stated
S. GARARD, Com.
Feb. Q, IS59-E
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Tract OF LAM.

lyiag in Jefferson aud Berkeley, on the 0pequon
and its waters, known as the Stone House and
Creek places, containing, by late survey, about
$50 ACRES; the former about 433, and the latter
about 5l7.
The land will he sold in two parcels to suit pur-
chasers, there being house and other improve
ments on each
There is a large quantity Of valuable Timber
Land on each or the two places, running water and
springs upon each, and considerable body OF VAL
uabie opequon Bottom upon the Creek place.
The Farm called the Stone house place Is chiefly
Limestone land Of excellent quality, and aportion
Of that Slate land, bordering on The Limestone,
which is so productive. Itisconsidered one Of the
best wheat farms In the neighborhood.
The two farms are within nile or two Of a
hne FIGURING Min, and about x miles from Ker.
neysville, depot on the b & o X r. aud about 7
lailesfron the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal at shep-
herdstown
Terms-- One fourth in Cash and the residue in
taree annual irs.almeuts, with interest from date
o. possession given, payable with the bonds
Eksy Refer 70 d II Conrad, Martinsburgi X
Tucker, Winchester and Benjamin Boleys on the
place, for Information about the boundaries &e
ii H. MARSHALL, TRUSTEE
: E<S-I viii sell at the same time aud place; my
half being the other undivided moiety Of the above
named places avon The same terms
ANN T. TUCKER.
Ars-Charlsslewn Free Press snd Winchester
Eepeblican. copy. and send account 10 shs ofieo.
January s2, ise3-ts
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HOUSE AND LOT.
nT53GG SALE,
CT Valuable Town Property.

DY virtue of Deed ofTrust executed by Bar.
I'D ton Campbell and wife, to the undersigned
for the benefit of Charles James Faulkner, and by
him assigned 10 I. Harris Towner, will expose 10
sale at public auction before the courthouse in
Mariinsburg. Saturday, the 16h day Of Harch
nert, between the hours Of 2 and a o'clock, p W.,
the Tor OR Lots. now occupied by said
Barton Campbell, lying at the corner ofQueen and
Church Streets, Martinsburg
The property is highly improved with com
modious well-fnished dwelling house, two stories
high, aud other convenient out buildings
Lsrpls.--C Cash.
EDMUND p HUNTER,
February p, is53--@ Trustee
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FASHIONABLE HATS.

= ILK. Kossuth. Hungarian, &c. just reeei.
we'd and Tor sale by j. w. BOYD.
November ~ 1852
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IN CIHANCEasY.
NOTICE
Commissioners Office, Martinsburg,
February 3D.. 1853.

Commissioners Office, Martinsburg,
February 3D., 1853.
rENlIE object Of the bill filed in this is to
1 force sale of the real and personal estate of
George Swimley conveyed ny two deeds of trust
dated ON the 10th day of February 1915, and goth
day of May 1850, and apply the proceeds Of such
sale to the payment of such amounts as may be
due under said Is oftrust and the balance, il
any to the payment Of the creditors OF said Swim
ley, who may be entitled 10 tLa sumo Therefore
notice is hereby given 10 an persons having claims
against ne said George swiE.ioy 70 present them
to me at uig Office in MartinsbHfg on or before
the 4th day Of March next together with sueh ev-
idenee as nay be required to prove them and
their priorities- and the parties viii on that day
produce before me such evidence as may be re-
quired TO prove the value and annual value Of
the real estate of said George Swiniley. and the
defendants viii come prepared to answer or state
such interrogatories may be propounded to
them touching their claims.
s GARARD, Com
Martinshurg. February ., 1856.
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons ind ebted 10 the Estate Of Thos
IN B. Hooper deed, are requested to come
forward and settle their accounts without de
lay. And those who have claims against the
Estate are also rogue s,ed TO present them duly
authenticated. JOHN SflAFFER.
administrator
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THE ROAD 70 UnAxTrr.
HOLLOWAYsS PILLS.


CURE or DIsaRpERFp LIVER AND BAD
DIGESTION
Copy eLa Letter from ~ Z. Y. Kirlas. ctsm
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1851.
To Professor HoLIowAr,
Sta Your Pills ana Ointment have stood the
highest on eur safe list Of Proprietary Medicines
for some years A customer, 10 whom can refer
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years with disordered liver, and bad digestion -
On the last occasion, however, the virulcncc OF
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y she was induced 10 Try your Pills, and she IN
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from the severity ~ The attach, and the speedy cure
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an ExrRAoariSARr erRE OF RuEuMAr,c FEVER,
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Ter. rthe 81 .afareh, 1851. BY .fsjor .. uaifh.
Margaret NJ Con nigan, nineteen years Of age,
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To Professor HoLLowAY,
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about am 81 years Of age, and notwithstand-
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pain, which conld not do before (signed)
HENRY COE. North Street, Lynn, Norfolk
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

nERS0NS in warit Of yiolins. Banjos. Accor-
dams, Flutes, Tamborins Flies, Flagelets,
Jews harps or Aeolis,n harps; can be acconimoda-
ted by calling on me at the Red Awning Post Drug
Store JN0 +. HARRISON
December 70, 1852
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-02
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA
In The Circuit Court Of Berkeley County.
Of Jacob Ward. FLOR the use Of Jacob Ward.
---Plaintif.
AGAINST
David Wandliug, Isaiah Waadling, Patrick
Broderick, Michael Spitsnogle, and others
Defendants
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-02
ELECTION N9TICE.

vacancy having occurred in the Opequon District Mol
of Constable, by the resignation OF stewart c,ee-
be held VA said district Saturday ne 5,h dag Of
Mareb HsEt, TO supply the vacancy.
Commissioners for Oak Grove &c Holtda, W LEM
on, Thos VI Fridde and Peter Garduer
Commissioners for rabbs = Roads.-A. Williamson, W.
Cofenberger A. p. Vanmetre aud Jehu ). Burns,
BY order OF the Court
Feb. 10. ls53-Kep. =. g. AIBURfIS, q. y. Z.