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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-30

o. Mr.. JERRY SHEFFLgR, requests us
,u inform those that luuk The glass from
the widows of The Log School House, a,
Rocky Marsh. tina, if they are returned
al on, e no q"eslions will be asked. The
paruts are known and if the g lass are not
returned the names will be made known
10 ,be pubic. lii is no, convenient for
,hen To be returned now, they ought 10
be BY cod wea,htr. as Aey Will be ne o.
ed v.rS much then. 49,. o.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-30

&S- We ale requested 10 stale that no
more Confederate dead will be allowed 10
be removed 10 the Chsrleslown Cemetery
from this neighborhood, as i. is the in
,en,ion Of The ciiizens of this town 10 have
them deposited in the Cemetery Of this
place. and 10 decorate their graves, as
soon as arrangements can be made.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-30
W EST VIRGINIA
Jefferson County, to-Wlt
In lie Clrcuil Court. June 1866.
Goldstorough and vile.

vs, In I'll A NUE. ~.
E. |. Lee, Administrator of j. W..
Sirlder.
THIS cause came on 10 be heard on this
day OF June. 1866, uEon The bill plea
of E. ! Lee filed al former term OF COun
and demurr thereto sustained answer 0i
f. |. Lee and exhibits and replication. the
answer Of William Ru.h and replication
duly executed decree niSi and bill isker
for comics: ell al rules gains, oil The olheI
defendants, and was argued by counsel.
On consideration whereof the court doth
adiudge. order aud decree that Z. Il.
Siuhbs, Commissioner DO examine. stale
and seilr tie estate account Of James w.
Sirider, deceased. with E. !. Lee as adj
mnislral0r Of The said deceased, and re.
port to this court in order Ia . fnsI de-
cree. stating all matters specially By lin
self deemed pertinent, ar which may te
required 10 be so stalled BIS any Of tie par.
lies. and The SAID commissioned shall pub.
lish notice of the IIme and place vi liking
said account once week for one month IN
some convenient newspaper. wh!rh pub
llca;iOn shall be equivalent tn personal
service Of said notice on Ihe parties or any
of them. A true copy-Te.ie.
W. A. CUAPLlNE. Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-30

o. The Wheeling MtsNigencer says
"The Act to reimburse this Stale for
money expended for the United States
during HE rebellion. has heen signed by
The Pre-, iieni, and IS now a law. Tn,
whole amount. as stated few days since,
which tins Stale claims under this hi! is
s36S, OOO."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-30
One Other Dwelling.

There are two Wells of good W ater on
he farm, one at the Station. the other
near the Farm House.
Tits desirable property is situated on
the Baltimore aud ohio Railroad, ~hors
II mterscCIs lhe Shephtrdeio"n and
Sn,uhhrld Turnpike; it is FIVE miles from
Shcpherd.tow he county seat. and IL
from Harp r. Ferry. THIS location [ot
.lore ). equal 10 any in Ike Valley Of
' rglHI. a>IrIs IN The centre OF one OF
lhe mosl productive counties IN The State.
hist the Depot pays large amounts an.
uua!, on commissions alone.
Trrms ni Sale, as prescribed by tho
Decree One hlId cash and the baisncs
Ia two equal snErdl payments With IN.
tere.l Iom day Of sale, HE purchaser 10
give bond for he deferred pay men,s. With
.tcuri,y. To be approved 10y the comwI'.
.roner and the tile to be withheld untl
he paynen's are al made.
NS4 Sale at :: +. NJ. at kesrnsysrlls.
JAMES Logic,
Comm lssluner.
June 80. 1865. 6S
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(Ommis,iOne,s CGr'.

tOWDliSsIOHeY LWfr.
Sheplterd-l town. ". Va. June II 1868 }
The psr'Ir. Interested IN The sho'e o.
ere. re hrnby ro,ifod that al my 'In''
IN Sh. r,I,in- on FRIDAY ihr Si'
day oil AUgDsI. 1886. ] ~h' ir"ce'o \
execute itI. j. rrrr. si ~hIrh nne ."
pl.ce they are r. qrirrd 10 atend. GIf,
under my hand as Commis'ioner OF 90"
Court. u T.. . ODDs.
June 30. 1865.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-30
COn7miSsioner's Office

epherdsiown, w. Va. June 81. 1866 )
The parties interested in The above de.
cree. are hereby notified that al my office
in Shepherdslown. on Friday The 24'h
day of Angus. 1866. vii proceed 10
execute this decree. al whIrn time AMI
place. they are required to attend. Given
under my hand as Commissloner OF sa'c
COuri. u. l.. lUDbo'
June 80, 1866. 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-30

&C. EXTENSIVE SALE.-lt will be seen
in ihis issue. that James Logic. Commis,
sioner. will cell al Public Sale, the Depu,
OF KearnsysvlIle, and Farm. &C.. 10
which the attention VI capi'slisissre invi.
Ted
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-30

ssz&9- FARM SoLD.-l, is stated ,hs,
Caps, James w. Glenn has sold his val,
liable farm, in this county, containing 247
acres TO John w. Bowers. Of California.
for the sum of s2a. 900, being nearly ss5
Der acre.
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SUPERVISORS COURT.
Sheoherds,own. June 20, 1866.

Board of SUI ervisors mel AT l0o'' lock,
the folio" ing memhrrs present: Aiexan-
der Fosse,i, John W. MGCurhy. w. &.
Butler, Charlie johnson, James r. Reed,
James Logic and John Spangler, who
having been duly sworn in accnrJinQ To
law, proceeded to cleo, Il Presiden. for
the ensuing year. Upon the fr-s ballot
James Logic was declared elected
On motion. H. e.. EnDler was re-e!ect'
ed clerk OF the Board for i've ensuing
year.
The following resolution was adopted ::
Resolved bv the Board of Supervisors,
thai from anu after the Isl day nf Janus-
~, 1867, a, which time le official year
begins. ,he following officers " Ill lie paid
for Their services as follows:
For Prosecuting Attorney s400 per an
NUN; for Clerk Of Circuit Court 800;
for Sheriff 500; for Recorder $50; TO-
Tailor $50.
Ordered that The County Snretnlen-
dan, of Free Schools he paid $500 per an
nun for his services.
Ordered that The Clerk Of the Board Of
Supervisors be paid $500 per annum for
bis services.
Ordered tina, the salaries Of the Town
ship Clerks be reduced from 5000 to SIS
per annum.
Ordered tina, the case OF John Wysong
be continued until The nexl meeting Of the
Board. July 20. 1866.
Ordered that the assessment on the
lands OF Erasmus Rodgers. be reduced to
The following rates =:
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June 30. 1865.
STATE OF " EST Va.
Jefferson County, to-wit
In Ihe Circuit Court, June 1866.
n lIsbnr,nrb and :, ife


7, ,ho C,-,,,, C,n,, I,n. $3.50
!" ,'>
G"ldso"Fo"s" d"" "''e'
W. IN CH NNENl
F. | Lee. guardian al JGlla \. Go'ds'
Borough late Suidtr, J. W. Srldrr. X
II. Lee, &. s Lee, Merr.Irh HeIn and
v diam o MacuugElry. Administrators
of Minor Hurst, deceased.
This cue came on to be heard on tins
day OF June. 1866, upon The bill and
exhibits plea ui E. Lee fled al TIC lest
rerm.
Demurrer 10 same arCred and sustained
answer Of tie d, PENDANT Lee and EXHIBIT,
answel Of W. O, Macougt,lrv admins
rarur of Minor Hurst. decreased, and re.
lica'inn 10 SAID answers, order "i publ
cation GLIy made, N'nsted and perfected
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-30
CELEBRATION AID PIG Die.

u-HE Bolivar NJ. T.. bbslh School.
| will celebrate lie coming AnnI'eGsa
" Of Amerlrsn II dependence by having
a PIC MIC ~ he " o"d- Of Mr.. Phllp
f.rglr, near Bolivar Readirg OF Ihe
Declaration oi ludependtncr srd A5dr"s''
- By several friends OF NE 5. 5. Cousr,
also singing by he Choir.
Ia. rt bic eru'yIIy are respectfully
invited 10 join US on Mai Occasion.
THOMAS w. GREEN,
WILLIAM + WILSON,
Luu.MIllrs.
}urr 80, 1865 !"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-30

Board. July 20, 1866.
Ordered that the assessment on the
lands OF Erasmus Rodgers. be reduced to
The following rates
23I acres Mountain land 8 per acre
1885
1861 Furnace &" s "
$50 4" L" &" 5 -
90 Il" Cedar Cliff " 20 &"
81 L" Forge Property 40 "
Ordered hat the following persons BE-
granted license: J. s. yesterday to sell
| >piri"ous liqrcrs at Charlrsic"n; John
K. Avs to sell splriu"us liquors Al
| Chsres,ou Mathew Qnnn Ia sell splr-
ltunu. iqpor Il, Ilarpc,'> Ferry; T,mosh,
Qnnn TO sell sprfiucrs hqu"r al H"rTrr' r
Ferry; }. ". Walfavta 10 sell spun uous
iieunf 81 X .iemwn; Ja'nts Anderson 10
.rll ale. native vine and beer al Harper :
Ferry; i. KING d Go. To sell sEnIi"ou'
Ilqnor. keep hoIel and billiard table 81
II4rprr'. Ferry: Warren Ely 10 sell splr
iIGous hquor al Cha,|cst"wr: J. T.. Shus-
ter TO sell spr uous Liquor al B"I'vSr; },
w. Giant 10 sell spIrl'u"us liquor ~
Shephe,h,,, WI; J. =. a. Enter 10 sell
.spiti,uous liquor and keep hotel al Shep.
herdsiown: PhtIhp Allen to sell spurious
liquor al Harrrr'- Ferry.
Ordered hat J. '. UndeIdunh be PAID
81. I"r stationery.
ORDERED 'ha' hos W. - S"'' ~ AZ,
p"'n't" sr'"'i eo"'n'''s'""sr Ill AFe''l
"n>h'P'
o.o.'Fo '"a' '"e u'"''E ''"".','' "
n"'lhe" to suspend "o'S upon '''' ! I'll
UNI, "''" W '""0' It" '''' 'o'"'l w.
'ne i"' "''''o' 'FSe,, '"'"'
otoereo t'a' we b"a'H % o'e''ee'A "
me fooi De h"''ne" |" "ef' AZ i've r'u"'
" 'Srm on MONDAY h'S'' June Zo'h' '"f
We purpose o' e'er''hs 'fi'cefs '0t '"e en-
SUNG year. -.
ORDERED 'hai '''iiaher ~ 'o.' De pal"
ST, 80 Tor Advertising n'"'es.
o''ercu "'a' d foSTe'' o. P"'" 80 !"
Tor amount OF expenses '"r hu'uing eler
ton IL Bolivar low h-hip
Ordercd that John }. Sanborn be P"ld
- Tor Clerklng election IN Ch"rleslo"
10" n'hlr.
Ordered Ihst John II. Ziltle be pad
%i325 for printing bill.
On motion The Board adjourned until
tomorrow morning 10 o'clock.
Shepherd.toun, June 81, 1866.
Board me, pursuant TO adjournment.
Present, James Logic, Presidents; Super.
vlsuts McC urdy, Johnson, FUsseti. Reed :,
Butler, and Spargler.
Ordered. that J. w. Sionetraker be
otan,ed license TO sell all native wine and
beer a, Shepherds,owu.
Ordered tina, the clerk be authorized TO
procure suitable desk for tie Board.
Ordered, ,ha, Jas. A. Adams be grant
ed llceuse to sell spitituuus LIQUOR and
.eep hotel a, Shepherds,own.
Ode,ed ina, the u,Istles on the lands
ol John r. H,phIe. Henry MoleI, and
", u Miller he notified 10 work under
he road surveyor of The 1allown road.
Gon The rail road a, Isaac Dust's to the
intersection OF Bolivar Township al Fl all.
town. on The line of Bolivar and Shep.
herd ToWnshjps
Ordered that Wm. Morgan and I. Tan
her b. notified 10 work under The road
surveyor of the Shepherdslown read to
K. A. Lucas's branch, on The line Of
Sh.ph, ri and Chspllne Townships.
Ordered, that i. w. PouerfeId be
paid Sis Tor Jurors lee paid by bin.
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Commissioners Office,
Sh. phefd.lnwn. J,nr ~, 1866.

The parties interested IN The above de-
cree. are hereby notified hat al my Office
in Shepherdstnwn on Saturday The 18Th
day Of August. 1866, viii proceed Ia
IKE cute THIS decree. a! which iine and
place, they ere nquirPd 10 attend. Given
undtr NY hand as Crmmi' sioner OF said
Court G.. &. 81 UBRS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-30

TOR GENTLEMEN Handkerchief
I Sn, Ks. Collars. Shirt Fronts. Neck
Ties. combs. Brushes. Knives, Pencils.
&C., Tor sale cLesp by OdrrsH'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-30

A N excellent quality Of MoIa''s'' T"
n cent. per gallon. for sale by
june 30 Him. Il. Chapliat
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-30

| NIDER Vinegar Tor sale by
" june 30 ~ I'm. II. Ch0p"ne
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-30

GILK GLOVES. hid finish; Childfen
:. \ Ho.e, al DarneNG
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-30
FARM HOUSE.

al. III three u ,dreG Yards Irom the De.
pu,. together viii, Born, Corn Crib, les
House and al. other II, ccssaTy OF btll.
inys, and
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-30

|DREsS Buttons Of choice eoiors 81
IL I.ies. styles. a. DarneR.
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THE MONTH OF MARY.-The Month
of May in the Catholic Church is deyo-
ted to the especial honor of the blessed
Virgin, and is termed the month of Ma.
rv. Hymns dedicated to the blessec
Virgin are sung, pious sketches t bn
the life Of Mary are read, and exhor-
tations delivered by the officiating cler-
gyman. There is a marked appropri-
ateness in thus setting apart this par
ticular month for the especial worship
of Mary, by the Catholic Church. AS
the month ushers in nature, dressed in
the pleasing garb of delightful colors,
green swards and blooming flowers, af-
ter having been so long under cherries
ban of winter, SO Mary appeared in the
world at time of deep sadness to the
people of God. The religious leaders
in Judea were depressed, despised and
powerless; the lot of the people was
Indeed hard, but in the very moment OF
their despair, the appearance of Mary
in their midst infused new life, strength
ened their hopes, built up their faith,
and babe them stand fast against the
powers of darkness
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TRADE.-As the ssring and summer
trade opens and our readers begin to
consider the matter Of making their
purchases, we hope they will remember
the fact that the wide-awake business
men Of the community are the ones of
whom they can make the best purcha-
ses, and secure the best goods and the
invaraible rule by which to discover
this class of men is to look into the col
umns Of your newspaper. Live bust
ness men know the value of advertising
and always profit by it, while the an
tiquated fossils who are content to see
the same goods upon their shelves for
half q century, and to see no new GUS
toners in the course of their existence,
put the few dollars they should expend
in advertising in their pocket, keep
their goods over from year to year and
lose the reward of a lively business,
and a rapid renewal of stock, which is
the invariable result of advertising.
Business men who advertise are always
up withe the times. They have the
prettiest goods and the latest patterns,
and in consequence of the heavy trade
which their advertisements bring them,
can sell at a lower margin than those
who depend upon chance or accident to
inform customers where they do bust
ness or what they have to sell. AL
ways deal with advertisers.
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BASS FIsn1NG.-We know of no
more exciting and pleasant sport than
angling for bass. This species of the
fnny tribe were first introduced in the
upper Potomac about ten years ago by
a public spirited gentleman of Balti-
more city, and being of wonderful fe-
cundity, the river and it's tributaries
now abound with them. The bass are
about through spawning, and the prop
er season for taking them commences
about the first of June. They are not
really fit for table use before that time
no more so than would be a hen which
had just s:weaned'a brood Of chickens.
Bass will "bite" quite freely in the
early part of the fishing season, in ''ed-
Hdy' water, at a red worm bait; but
Hive minnow and crawfsh are the best
las the season advances.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-05-10

The CHOLERA. have no news
of the further spread of this disease,
since our last issue. But no one should
be lulled into state of apathetic in
difference in regard to it. Regularity
of personal habits, cleanliness in doors
and out, publication of our streets and
alleys and close attention to all the pre-
monitory symptoms, should be observed
and maintained by every individual and
by all our authorities.
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The PEEL OF A BELLE.-After quo
ting from John Locke, that a blind
man took his idea of scarlet from the
sound of trumpet, a witty fellow says
that a hoop skirt hanging out of shop
door reminds him of the peel of a belle.
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bring no comfort.

bflng no comfort.
When life is dismantled of its Joys,
when all " dark around, when sorrow S
cold briny waves are sweeping over US,
when the spirit staggers under its
weight OF care, Memory brings up the
pleasures Of by-gone hours, and We
weep fer JOY. We may cease to know
Joy IN the present, yet rccollcctions Of
departed happiness will bring light
to the eye and joy 10 the heart. The
poet hath truly said
And often glad no more,
We wear face Of JOY, because
We have been glad of yore.
There are those who condemn the
looking back upon buried joys and lost
hopes, and would have US seal them
deep in the heart and look only to the
future. This should not be. Hearts
that seem not to know what joy is, at
some old sight have leaped with the
life of other days: eyes that are dim
med with oft shed tears, have kinaled
as they CHANGED to look upon some
withered flower, some old gift, or, by
chance should hear voices heard in the
long age. A strain of music which We
thought forgotten, coming to our ear,
like an echo of footballs along the cor
ridors Of Time, will open all the cells
where Memory slept.
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RATHER MUcH.-A Mormon elder
was lately refused a legal divorce in
England on the ground that q Mormon
marriage is no marriage at all. We
have hitherto always looked upon a
Mormon as very s.muchly'' married
man.
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MlRRIED.

HANSON-DELAPLA Mon the 26th
of April, in Trinity church, Martinsburg, by
the Rev Charles W. Andrews, D. d., Rev.
William d. Hanson to Fanny B., only daugh-
ter of the late Rev. John Delaplane.
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The LONG AGo.-The scenes of our
|chlldhood seem as a pleasant dream,
Hong since dreamed. The past-the
Edays when we were what we are now no
longer.
Who that has taken many steps on
the road to mortality, does not love to
niger on past scenes? The VISIONS
rise before us, softened and mellowed by
the hues-the idealizing touch of mem
Org. By-gone hours catch fictitious
radiance in their flight. Their flowers
are brighter, their green grass greener,
their waters more sparkling, and all
things brighter than any possible pres
ent
If there is anything harsh in those
pictures, they dissolve out of the VIC
let mists of remembrance. There are
few to whom thoughts of those days
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FRESH Observation-Disclosures, at the
new Boot and Shoe store on Queen
street, has Just returned from the East
ern cities with the largest and best &C.
!eeted stock of goods in his line ever
brought to Martinsburg. He is selling
cheap for cash. Give him a call.
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DUMP MAKING and REPAIRING

The undersigned would inform the citizens
of Berkeley and adjoining counties that he
still carries on the
PUMP-MAKING AND REPAIRING
BUSINESS,
and is prepared to give prompt attention to all
orders in his line.
Bgg-I can be found at all times, when
not absent on business, at my residence on
John street, Martinsburg, w. Va.
may l0-1y CHRISTIAN S. LANTZ. -
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REsroafD.-The Methodist church
at Winchester, which had been taken
possession Of by the military for the
use Of the old Baltimore Conference,
has been restored to the church south.
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GOOD AND CHEAP BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS AND TRUNKS.

embracing all the leading styles in the market,
which, with his large stock of homemade
work renders his variety complete. He asks
call from those in want-at ii the Old Stand"
on Queen Street. [may 10, 1866.
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may 10, 1866.
WEST VIRGINIA.:

At Rules held in the Clerk Office of the
Circuit Court Of Berkeley county, on the It'll
day Of May 1866:
John L. Hammond, Trustee of L. c. Levin
and of Louisa c. L. DeBarro's, Plaintiffs, u.s.
Daniel W. Thomas, Trustee of Virginia A.
Hammond, and Virginia A. Hammond, De-
PENDANTS
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AcKNoWLEDG4IENTs.-We are under

TCNN0W TEDT TEN T|.-- VV axe UnT0T
obliaationS to Hon. 2. G. Van Wrinkle,
Hon. ". II. Willy and Hon. g. r. Lath-
ann of this State, Hon. John ". Char
lor Of New York. and Hon. J. Dixon,
Of Connecticut, for valuable public doc
nmentS.
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VIRGINIA.:

At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of Morgan county, ON the It'll
day of May, 1866
A. Smith, assignee of George S. McCul-
Tough, Plaintiff, Us. William Wilson, Defend
ant.
In Debt and on an attachment.
The object of this suit is to recover from the
said Defendant William Wilson, debt of
fifty dollars, $3.50 with interest thereon from
the sth day Of February, 1860, and to attach
and subject to the Payment of the said
said county-being the real estate of the
said Wilson, and it appearing, on atfi-
davit, filed in this suit that the said defendant,
William Wilson, is not a resident Of this
State, he is hereby required to appear within
one month after due publication Of this order,
and do what is necessary to protect his inter-
ests in this matter.
tits further ordered. thata copy hereofbe pub
lished once week, for four successive weeks,
in any newspaper in Berkeley county, and
posted at the front door of the Courthouse of
Morgan County, on the first Monday after date
of this Order Teste,
VIM. H. BAKER,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Pursuant to an order of the Circuit Court of
Berkeley county, at the March Term, 1866 in
the case of Charles A. Milenberg rs. William
Mckee and others, l will expose to sale at pub
tic auction, before the Court house door, in the
town Of Martintburg,
On MONDAY, 18th day Of MAY, 1866,
A LOT OF GROUND
in the town Of Hedgesville, upon which there
are T NO SHOPS-the same being undivided
and one-half thereof being owned by said
Mckee, and included in the sale. The sale
will include also the dover therein Of the
widow Of August Milenberg, decd.
Ternas One-third in hand, and The balance
in one and two years with interest from the day
Of sale-the purchaser executing bonds with
security for the deferred payments, and lien
to be retained on the property in the Deed
therefor, upon the confirmation of the sale by
the Court. EDMUND PENDLETON,
april 26, 1866 Special Commissioners
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announces his recent return from the Eastern
markets, with very large and full assort
ment of
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The object of this suit is to purchase a mort
by Daniel W. Thomas, Trustee of Virginia
A. Hammond, to secure to John L. Ham
mond Trustee of L. G. Levin and of Louisa
G. L. DeBarros the payment of six hundred
dollars with interest from the above date
Of February e.. 1860, and it appearing on
affidavit, filed in this suit that the said
defendant, Daniel W. Thomas and Virginia
A. Hammond are not residents of this
State, they are hereby required to appear,
within one month after due publication of this
Order, and do what is necessary to protect their
interests in this matter. 1t is further ordered
for four successive weeks, in any newspaper
in the said county, and posted at the front door
of the Court-H thereof, on the first Mon
day after the date of this Order. Tcste,
JOHN CANBY, CLERK.
may TO- 1866. Pendleton D. O.