Martinsburgh gazette — Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.], 1810-07-27 00:00:00, page 4

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Scythes and Sickles.
* JUST RECEIVED,
Waldron’s Prime Cradling and Grass
SCYTHES,
Best German tlo.
English and German Whet-stonts,
Hugh Long’s (warranted) SICKLES,
Whiskey by the Barrel and Gallon,
Superfine Flour by the Barrel,
Bacon, and Herrings by the Barrel,
Tin, Glass, Queen’s, Stone, Potter’s
and Wooden Ware,
Castings, Steel and Bar Iron,
Prime Soal and Upper Leather,
Ditto Kip and Calf-Skins,
Wrought and Cut Nails of all sizes,
Medicines, Paints and Oil, together
with almost every other article that the
Farmers may require. AH which will be
furnished on the most pleasing terms.
JAMES S. LANE, BROTHER, &. Co.
f N. U. They expect a further supply of
nice fash ion a el e gocd S’, as one
of the partners is now at Market. Highest
price paid for Hides and Skins for the Tan
Yard, and Clean Linen and Cotton Hags
for the Paper-Mill.
Shrpherd’s-Town, June 15, 1810.
(£T Notice.
PERSONS who became purchasers at
the sale of the subscriber, are inform
ed that their notes will become due the first
of August next, and are lodged in the bands
of Capt Jacob French, and that unless they
are lilted immcdiateiv, suits will be brought
on them, for collection, without respect
to persons.
JOHN COOKE.
July 15, 1810. [3f.— J F ]
Berkeley County, ss.
May Court, 1810.
Samuel Roberts, PlaintifF,
AGA INST
William Burns, John Burns, George
Burns, Abraham Vanmetre, sen. and Eli
zabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Burns, A
braham Vanmetre, jun. and Hannah his
wife, late Hannah Burns, Henry White
neck and Margaret his wife, late Margaret
Burns, William Vanmetre and Rebecca
his wife, late Rrbecca Burns, Ja nes M’
Donald and Isabella his wife, late Isabella
Burns, and William Vanmetre, James
Ramsey and Ruth his wife, late Ruth Van
metre, Lancaster and Joana his wife,
late Joana Vanmetre, Polk and Asa
his wife, late Axa Vanmetre,
Whitaker and Milca his wife, late Milca
Vanmetre, Abigail Vanmetre, Amasu
Vanmetre, and Rebecca Vanmetre, chil
dren and heirs of Mary Vanmetre, late
JVlury Burns, and late wife of Isaac Van
metre, deceased. Ford and Susan
na his wife, late Susanna Colgan, Daniel
Colgan, Mary Colgan, Robert Colgan and
Harvey Colgan, children of Ruth Colgan,
deceased, late Ruth Burns, heirs, rtpre
sentatives and devisees of William Burns,
deceased, Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
THE defendants, William Vanmetre
and Rebecca his wile, late Rebecca
Burns, William Vanmeter, James Ramsay
and Ru'.h his wife, late Ruth Vanmetre,
Lancaster and Joana his wife, late
Joana Vanmetre, Polk and Axa
his wife, late Axa Vanmetre,
"Whitaker and Milca his wife, late Milca
Vanmetre, Abigail Vanmetre, Amasa Van
metre and Rebecca Vanmetre, children and
heirs of Mary Vanmetre, late Mary burns
and late wife of Isaac Vanmetre, deceased,
Ford and Susanna his wife, late
Susanna Colgan, Daniel Colgan, Mary
Colgan, Robert Colgan and Harvey Col
gan, children of Ruth Colgan, deceased,
late Ruth burns, not having entefed their
appearance agreeable to an act ot Assembly
and the rules of this Court, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Court, thaj
they arc not inhabitants of this Common
wealth, on motion of the complainant by
his counsel, it is ordered, that the said
Wm. Vanmetre and Rebecca his wife, late
Rebecca Burns, Wm Vanmetre, James
Ramsay and Ruth his wife, late Ruth Van
metre, Lancaster and Joana his wite,
late Joana Vanmetre, Polk and Axa
his wife, late Axa Vanmetre, Whit
aker and Milca his wife, late Milca Van
metre, Abigail Vanmetre, Amasa Vanme
tre and Rebecca Vanmetre, children and
heirs of Mary Vanmetre, late Mary Burns
and late wife of Isaac Vanmetre, deceased,
Ford and Susanna his wile, lale Su
sanna Colgan, Dan 1 Colgan, Mary Colgan,
Rob’t Colgan and Harvey I olgan, children
of Ruth Colgan, dec’d, late Ruth Bums, do
appear here on the third Monday in August
nrxt, to answer the bill of the complainant,
and that a copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Martinsburgh Gazette for
two months successively, and published at
the door oi the Court- House of said County.
/ A Copjr. * c3te,
D4VID HUNTER, c.b.c.
June 1. \ -■
Valuable Land for sale.
PURSUANT to a Decree of the Chan
eery District Court hnlden at Staun
ton, pronounced on the 12th day of De
cember, 1809, in a suit therein depending
in which Margaret Muse, executrix and
Magnus Tate, jun. executor of Battaile
Muse, dec’d. are plaintiffs, and Ferdinan
do Fairfax, James Hurst and others defen
dants, the subscribers commissioners
nominated and appointed by the said Chan
cery District Court, to carry said decree
into effect, will on Monday the 13f/t day
o] August next, sell at PUBtic auction,
for ready money, (to satisfy a balance due
from said Fairfax to said Muse’s execu
tors,) five hundred acres of a certain tract
or parcel of LAND, situate near the Shen
andoah River, partly in Frederick County
and partly in Jefferson County, containing
615 acres, called the Ulade Tract, which
said five hundred acres aforesaid is in
cumbered with a claim of the above men
tioned James Hurst lor 8-4000—the said
Land will be sold subject to the claim of
the said Hurst. The sale will take place
on the premises, at 12 o’clock on the day
aforesaid, at the dwelling house where
William Hurst now lives.
THOMAS PARKER,
ELISHA BOYD,
JOHN BAKER,
JOHN DIXON,
JOHN DOWNEY.
Commissioners
June 22, 1810. [ctds ]
£2* I he above Land was advertised to be
sold on the 14th day of this present month,
but owing to an omission in not setting up
a copy of the advertisement at the Court
House door, in Martinsburgh. during some
court which was required by the Chancel
1 ir’s decree, the said sale has been postpon
ed to the time above mentioned.
Berkeley County, ss.
June Court, 1810,
John Baker, Complainant,
AGAINST
William Bailey, Defendant,
In CHANCEKY.
T'NIF. defendant not having entered his
X appearance agreeable to an act of As
terribly and the rules of this Court, and it
tppearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
:hat he is not an inhabitant of this Com
monwealth, on motion of the complainant
jvhis counsel, it is ordered, that the said
Jefendant, do appear here on the third
Monday in Septembei next, to answer the
mil ot the complainant, and that a copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in the Mar
linsburgh Gazette for two months succes
sively, and published at the door of the
Court-House of said County.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTEli, c. u. c.
June 22.
Should the following not be taken up by the first of
October next, they will be sent as Dead Letters
to the Gen Ural Post Office.
11. WILLIAM It ROOKS, Black vJater, Berke
ley County ; Dug lass Butler.
C. Joseph Coullsman, care of Robt. Snodgrass ;
Gardener Cooke, John Crowl, Henry Claycomb.
D. Miss Jane Dunn, near the Yellow-House.
F. Mouns F kite iter.
G. EdwunTGrub, Mathias Gossett.
H. William Huggins, Mrs. Charlotte Hall, James
S. M. Hilton, Frederick Householder.
K Jolin Kyle, Andrew Kryseir.er.
L. Mrs. Catherine Lindsey.
M. Thomas M’QYilkin, John M’Makin, Hugh
Maxwell, Sleepy-Creek; Miss Lucy Mdler, Col
John Morgan.
N. Jolin Nichols.
P. Isaac Peters, Sleepy-Creek.
S. Michael Simmerman, Capt. Cas. SliafTner, Jas.
Stinson, Edmund Sappington, care of Peter Reel.
T. William Thurston, John Turner, near Martins
burgh.
V. Mrs. Eliza Vorheese.
W. John Wilson, James Whitelock, William
Warner,
WILLIAM SOMMERVILLE, v.a.
Post-Office, Martinsburgh, July 6, 1810.
... „ .
Fifty Dollars Reward.
RAN away from my plantation in Berke
ley Countv, Virginia, on the night of
the 12th inst. Negro RALPH, aged about
28 years, five feet nine inches high, slen
der made, has been a waiter* a good Cook,
can spin, knit and sew well, is remarkable
tor having his lorehead and hla lett hand
and wrist burnt when an infant, he wants
parts of three fingers, can use only his fore
finger and thumb of the lett hand, vshich
is much drawn inwards—is very fond ot
dress—has lately joined a certain society,
’ and will, probably, pass as a freeman, and
exhorter, he stutters a little when embar
rassed. The above reward will be given,
if taken and brought home a distance of 200
miles, 8 3CHf 150 miles, 8 20 if 100 miles,
j and 8 10 if a less distance. 1 w«U give a
reasonable reward for securing him in any
jail in the United States.
henry bedinger.
June 15, 1810; ♦
LEVI PRICE,
HAS just commenced opening a variety of
NEW GOODS,
which he will sell as low as any other per
son in this part of the country—He here
offers his thanks to all those who have fa
voured him with their custom heretofore
and is ready to believe that his assortment
and term* will ensure a continuance of it—
He will be glad to supply on a credit of a
few months all those who have accouuts al
ready open with him. ,
Among his New Goods are the following :
PLUSH, 'l
PEKKIL IAN, j
CHIP,
LEGHORN, ^BONNETS,
PLAIN S ATT IN, |
and almost every o- I
ther kind of J
Fancy Callicos and Chintzes,
4.4 and 3 4 Shirting Cambrick,
A very large assortment of English Cam
bricks, whicn are uncommonly cheap,
Leno, Seeded, Figured and Plaiu Jaco
net, Muslin,
A great variety of low pric’d vest shapes,
Cheap Dimmetys,
Kid and Morocco Shoes,
Caps and Cap patterns,
Several pieces of thread Lace,
and a handsome assortment of Cotton do.
Superfine Cloths, uncommonly low and
well assorted,
Short Kid Gloves,
Summer Hosiery all kinds,
Mill Saws, Cross Cut do.
French Brandy, Spirits, Holland Gin,
Country do. Madeira VVine, Malaga do.
Rum and Whiskey by the barrel,
Hyson "J
Hyson l Teas fresh & very good,
& Hyson SkinJ
All kinds of Hatter’s trimings, and Sad
ler’s ware, &c. &c.
60 cents given for clean Flax-Seed.
Martinsburgh, May 11, 1810.
FRESH GOODS.
THK subscribers respectfully inform
their friends and the public in gene
ral, that they have just received and are
now opening a very large and general as
sortment of well SELECTED GOODS,
all of which they are selling low for cash,
country produce, or to punctual persons
on a short credit.
Their assortment consists in part cf,
Superfine ancl Common S A great quantity of low
Cloths. S priced India Muslins,
C tssimeres, all colours, g Fancy, Silk and Muslin
President, Constitution, g Shawls,
and Fancy Cords, S A large assortment of
Thicksets and Velvets, S Ladies’ Silk, Chip,
Yellow, Blue and White d Straw and Leghorn
Nankeens, g Bonnets,
Fancy York Stripes, g Silk and Cotton Hosiery,
Dimities and Jeans, S Ladies’ Morocco St Lea
Plain and Striped Ging- S the,* Slippers,
hams, g Bibles and Testaments,
Marseilles and Fancy g Spelling and Chap Books
Wuisting, S Blank ditto,
Irish, British and Ger- 8 Writing Paper, he.
man I.irens, £ A very large assortment
Linen &. Cotton Checks, of Hardware and Cut
A very handsome assort- g , lery,
ment 6f Calicoes and S A large assortment of
Chintzes, S Queen’s-Ware,
Book and Leno Muslins, S Liquors of almost every
Cofdei', Laced & Plain description,
CanitM-ics, g Groceries, well assorted,
Plain and Figured Jaco- g Dye and Paint Stull's,
net Muslins, S
A few MEDICINES, such as
Castor Oil, S Liquorice Ball,
Cream Tartar, £ Aquafortis,
Calomel, I Yellow Bark,
Jalop g Oil Vitriol,
Tar. Emetic, g Fly Stone,
Sarsaparilla, S Red Precipitate,
Rhubarb (best in powder Anderson’s Pills,
Flour of Sulphur, g Spirits Turpentine,
British Oil, g Asafoctida,
Godfrey’s Cordial, S Aloes,
Ess. Peppermint, £ Arsnic,
Gum Camphor, «* Sugar Candy,
Opium, g Glauber Saits, &.C. &c.
Senna, S
And a nirmber of other articles too numerous to par
ticularise. They return their thanks to the public
fortlie encouragement received since the commence
ment of their business, and hope to merit a continu
ance in future.
DANIEL Z1NN, h Co.
Martinsburgb, July 6, 1810.
Waldron’s Prime Scythes.
The subscriber has on hand a large assort
ment of SCY I'HES, consisting of
Waldron’s Prime Grain SCY CUES,
Simmond’s Grass ' ditto,
Dutch dbl. warranted ditto.
He has a large quantity of SUGAR, COF
FEE, RICE and WHISKEY Hot sale, on
the very lowest terms by the small,or quan
tity, for cash, or on a short credit to punc
tual customers.
LEVI PRICE.
June 15, 1810.
Highest price in cash, for FLAX
SEED.
Fo r Sale,
An elegant new GIG with complete HAR
NESS, and a good HORSE. Inquire of
the Printer.
June 22, 1810,
I Patent and kamilxs Medicinez, l
PREPARlD BY
Michael Lee, & Co.
BALTIMORE.
For the preservation of health and cure of
diseases, the following celebrated Medi.
cines are confidently recommended, viz,
Lee’s Anti-Bilious Pills,
For the prevention and cttre of Bilious and
Malignant Fevers:
THE operation of these Pills is perfect.
ly mild—so as to be used with safety
by persons in every situation, and of every
age. They are excellently adapted to car
ry off superfluous bile, and prevent its mor.
'rid secretions—to restore and amend the
appetite, produce a free perspiration, and
thereby prevent colds, which are often of
fatal constqueoces—a dose never fails to
remove a cold, if taken on its first ; j pcar
ance. I hey are celebrated for removing
habitual costiveness—sickness at the sto
math and severe head-ache—apd ought to
be taken by all persons on a change of cli.
mate.
Lee’s Worm-Destroying J.ozrngew
This mtdicine, which is as innocent and
mild as it is certain and efficacious in its
operation, cannot injure the smallest infant,
should no worms exist in the body—but will
without pain or griping, cleanse the sto
mach and bowels of whatever is foul or of
fensive, and thereby prevent the produc
tion of worms and many fatal disorders,
Lee’s Elixir,
A sovereign remedy lor colds, obsti
nate coughs, asthmas, sore throats, and ap
proaching consumptions. To patents who
may have children afflicted with the hoop,
ing cough, this distovtry is of the first
magnitude, as it affords immediate relief,
checks the progress, and in a short time en
tirely removes the most cruel disorder to
which children are liable ; the Elixir is so
perfectly agreeable, and the dose so small, *
that no dilii :oltv arises in taking it.
I.re's Grand Restorative,
Proved b\ longandcxtensive experience,
to be absoluttl) unparalleled in the cure of
nervous disorders, consumptions, lowness
of spirits, loss of appetite, impurity of blood,
hysterical affections, inward weakness, se
minal weakness, fluor albiis (or whites),
barrenness, violent cramps in the stomach
and back, indigestion, melancholy, gout in
the stomach, pains in the limbs, relaxations,
involuntary emissions, obstinate gleets,
impotency, Sic.
Infallible Ague and Fever Drops,
For the cure of agues, remittent and in
termittent fevers.
Lee's Essence of Mustard,
A safe and effectual remedy for acute and
chronic rheumatism, gout, rheumatic gout,
palsy, lumbago, numbness, white-swellings,
chilblains, sprains, bruises, pain iu^Wie face
and neck, &c.
Lee's Sovereign Ointment for the Itch,
W hich is warranted an infallible remedy
at one application.
Lee's Genuine Eye-Water,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases of
the eyes, whether the effect of natural
weakness or of accident.
Lee's Genuine Persian Lotion,
So celebrated among the fashionable thro’
out Europe as an invaluable cosmetic, per
fectly innocent and safe, free from corro
sive and repellent minerals, (the basis of
other lotions) and of unparalleled tfficacv
in preventing and removing blemishes in
the face and skin, of every kind, particu
larly freckles, pimples, pits after small pox
nflainmatory redness, scurfs, tetters, ring
worms, sun-bums, prickly heat, premature
wrinkles, Sic. T he Persian Lotion opt -
rates mildly without impeding that natural
perspiration which is essential to health—
y et its effects are speedily and permanent,
rendering the skin delicately solt and clear,
improving the complexion and restoring
me uioom oi youtn.
Tooth- Ache Drops,
Which give immediate relief.
Lee's Damask Lip Salve.
The Anodyne Elixir,
For the cure of everv kind of headache.
Restorative Powder for the Teeth & Gums.
The Indian Vegetable Specific^
For the cure of venereal complaints.
The Proprietors think it necessary to re
mind the public, that those Medicines have
been for several years prepared by the late
Richard Lee & Son, to whom thev are the
immediate successors—the good effects of
which are authenticated bv some of our
most respectable citizens—Without attend
ing to our signature, the purchaser may be
disappointed by receiving no benefit—not
having our genuine Medicines.
To detect counterfeits, observe that none
can be genome without the signature of
Michael Lee & Co.
(late Rich. Lee £*? Son.J
The above to be had at L. Price’s Store
in Martinsburgh.
Martinsbuigh, June 29, 1810.