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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-21
Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give notice, that the

AlilS IS 10 give AOtlCc, tflai tic
subscriber OF -Alexa!,t d. la coen,y, in the Dig
trics Of Columbia, has obtained ilum he
Orphans Coert of said county, letters Of
administration On The persona! estate Of Lac1s
Simmer, lac ofthe county aforesaid, dccea--
ed. All persons having Claims against tie
said deceased. a-e hereby warned to tshrts
The same with the vouchers thereof 10 tie
subscriber on or before the 25th day of Air
gust next ensuing, Or they may by law he
excluded from all benefit to sid estate, a,t
those indebted thereto are required to make
Immediate payment. Given 0ndes my hand
this 25th day OF February, 1911.
William Herbert, jue.
Administrator oil Jacob Simmer, DECD.
Feb Harry 25 3taWsw
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ROBERT GRAY,
B00A5stLey 6 Stataoner,


Oahssite The Washington 7avern--ting street.
HAS LATELY REC E1vED FOR SALE
The f0!I2Ving Books:
ARABIAN KNIGHTS Entertainment, 4
vols. calf, gilt.
De Quoyedos' Works, vols. do. do:
Spectator, vols. do. 60.
Ditto. 10 vols. do. do.
Cavelio On Electricity.
Cooper's Surgical Dictionary.
Eells Anatomy, vols. calf.
Medical Extracts, vols. cali, with su.
perb plates
Dsrwin's PhyloIogia, Thompson's Con
spcctus, Clark's Homer, Iooke's Pantheon,
Bells Surgery, vols. Culieu's Practice,
Culen's Ma,eria Mcdica, Hal'er's PAysioIo
gy, Henry's Chymestry, Hoole's Tasso, gilt
binding, Blair:s Sermons, vols. The b.
rough, poem, by Grab, Parks Chymestry
Virgil, Horace, Caesar, Ovid and Sallust
Dsphini, Clark's Corderi, Rippon Hymns,
Comleys. Grammar, Pocket and Family BIZ
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Book keeping, Jackson's do. Gibson's Sur
yeyins, Filntss do ainworth's Latin Die.
tionary, Hume's ESSAYS, Bo,inbrook's works,
Ladies and Gentlemen's Pocket Almanaes,
for lsIl Also large stock of Writing and
Wrapping Paper, Bonnet Bandbox Boards,
Playing Cards, States, sc.
". B. Country merchants supplied with
school books, stationary; Sc. &c. on liberal
erms.
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Pauz's Patent Mtall,ble
COLUMBIAN OIL.

The inyen.o- of this higbly esteemed me
dicjne is a native of smciica ana TUG COMP,
s,,;eo ;s rbe production OF American soi',
co,..onen,,y it is in eysry sense OF the worn
,,on,,..ti,.. i is not puifedup with numerous
train of pompols ioreisa ceruhcate' Vi pe'.
tons from whom by the great distance cH"'
Separates US It's i:npoSsio!e 10 OBTAIN mo-
,,,.,,;an. therefore TIC plallc has better seCu-
ritz tor their m1ney as there cahnot w Inv
A,s, shadow ,f deception 10 cover ms msoi-
cine. for ne Simply appears before the oo'''-
,1,aity with his Invention ana an eS ,'eF.''e
Pa, ,e,a;l Of ,ae various cases In when II re-
ally il so wonderfully efticaclnns and IN ,, "n'on
beis supported by the following cer,'iisa,.''
,,,ss names are not only saoscrIoeu .'u'
,,.,r nerson, NAV also be consulted oei"s
r..I.n,s within the circle ot our nelShoo.-
bood The fo!iowin are the compares ~
,5h.ch the (.olnnbian Oil has been touhd 50
eSr,c;o;,s ana rarsly ever ial's OF eheGtlhs
fare, VIZ Rhcu. nNI5n, consn"ii'tie"' p'''
~ ,oy part Of the nody, ~, pAfucua"r'5 IL
~. D., |, an ,rc2sr. colds and coughs too'i'
eohs, spleen, pi-usislca, choic, craniPs'
,.rn,; AID n;orn&l bruises, spFaihS ana A'''
,F,,,ajs. s,;,,i, dnl i,urn,,- yaoopiaGs cens"
aud MANN, AMI ,lysentry and bloody n'.H'
r.,.o a,.itne >ummer complaints ia chill
a,en, an. ia weak sto!na.a that Is causeI :
nv njigasl,on. /, coussant :lnaag ana ioS' o'
,D,etre, it will act * powerful oracer %
ta4 relaxed ibrs AID restore tito It's proper
t.ne
II seems rs tn ,agh nature had ranked II the
&c. 81 ,oc claA. o. vi pectorais and eEpecto-
rad, tor the relief of the breast and lungs as II
6. r,,.,y ev.r c,iis of removing obSttucuohs
!. seer. n ,rtil u!ariy those VINO arc troll
bi.l Al h pntavs;ck or asthnatic complai"tS'
WA in the act Of waikiag fast, s'o0p!as o.
,,j,y iowa are a!nost sutf1cated, hsifa tea
g, an lui of TIC Columbia Ui Will render
s,.> r-i;ef in,tantancoasiy, anil 1t cont'nucu
a,,f-!aoIy 70 the d,rccti'1s IN SAGA cases VIII IL
.,-,re +, ts.ti ii cure by pro ;ucins the ISL
: ~, j. nj imitation 10 she luags aud Tree oN-
ps sion oftle breast
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-21

AT the annual meeting OF the
Stockholders in ,hc Little River Turnpike
Company, ia the town Of Alexandria, Oh ths
first Monday in December, lslv, the isI
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted;
That tor the purpose OF encouraging the Use
Of broad wheel Wagons on tic Lilue Rye
Turnpike road, all Wagons the b. eadt!l c.
the wheels whereof shall be six inches, s'!@s
be permitted to pass the gates on said nas
toll free, for the term OF two years, and III
Wagons whose wheels Shall be tie breadtn
of five inches, shall be permitted to pass tcs
free. for the term of eighteen mon'hs-4i,
Wagons the breadth of the wheels whers%i
shall be four inches, shall be pcrmittcd@
pass toll tree for the space of IS months
from the time they shall first pass the re-
spectivc gates, which shall be speedily me-
ticed BY the gate keePers-And that this re-
gulation shall be extended to ali who sha:
avail themselves Of it within tive ears.
True copy.
Jonah Thompson, sesy'
December %. law
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ORPHANS COURT.

AAexond,is County, fro. Term, 1911
Ordered, That the administrators Of III,
Kincaid, deceased, do insert the follow
advertisement three times in each week IS
eight weeks, IN tho Alexandria Da;,v e.
zette.
Test. ALEX. MOORE, Re,
THIS is to give notice, that the
subscribers of Alexandria county, in The !;
trlct Of Columbia, have obtsinea from a..
Orphans Court Of said county letters e al
ministration on the personal estate Of Lt.
Kineaid, late of the county aforesaid deces.
cd: I'll persons having claims agsinst II.
said deceased, are hereby warned 10 eyh;,;,
the same will. the vouchers thereof to Il.
subscribers, Oh CT before the 9Th .day Of in
gust next ensuing, or they may by law \.
excluded from ail benefit to SAID estate :: ara
those indebted thereto are required to .n.ts
immediate pas .hent Given under our hama.
this niath day of February.
Lucy Kiucaid, admr'x.
John Richards, admir-.
Of John Kihca;d.
feoiuaFf .. eo6W
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csu,Ecctss Gifts efficacy.


SEPrEMBsW 1909.
: ccrthtA ! awe been aliins nearly
a. 'yell9 srh d hect'c cough and v'oieh'
o5.r,c- son Il Inc bro~>t, IspPiied TO the
~ .uioeai phr6tc,aus ont could get no
{, .,.g rosy ~, g3a safe OF health until
.a..r.', e.. 80 ,,y.n oil, and found imme-
,Se tbs method OF ntor1n-
i,,.,ae OF the efficacy OF tins valuable
,.e..;. II. MIN the cures which have eX-
n ..4-I hi k ii incumbent ON me to
n,f-.,ns SINE 10 me public.
Fhiha Seward,
r2-;s;more, No Is, W-tcr street, sign OF
pl,nsn Sept, $50.
No. 9.
horshv ccrifv, that had cough and
nan II my stomach for upwards OF two years,
vhenI wa. recommended to Paui's Coium-
bi,n iii procured oas paa' o! that 'a'uaN
NJ. N ,<icine, which aas restored me to
GOOD safe Of health aeson
Thomas Elliott,
n, ,be Hoek's-t8ws road, near the turn
February IL, 1909.
Nos
80 / have great reason to "o 'ei' ''"N'' "
beias recommended 10 P&ui to'nHioiah Oi''
n,d neea afflicted with u Violent pam IN my
back, so that WAS not able to walk. pro-
cure. one phial OF the OH, and received
inne,ii.te relief, and have been very "cil
eyer STAGE.
J 2. had violent tooth ache about two
o. ,hree months ago, when dropped few
,roDs. Of the III. ON some lint, and applied it
70 tse ,oo.a AFT :cted, and received immedi-
ate relief
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-21
Alexander Moore, Rec.
] his is to give notice Elat The

LID ID W SiV~ t'citS ciaL me
subscriber Of hic.andua county, in Tie di,.
trict OF Columbia hsa oftAinee. ron he Or
phan.' Court Ct said county letters Ct adn-
nlstlation te honis ron, O. tlG Personal e.,
tate of WILLIAM SiihENF, IKE o. TIE
county aforesaid deceased :-------.AH ersoss
having Claims gaillst thc SAID deceased, .,s
hereby warned 10 eS.i:oiS the sane viii, he
vouchers thsrent u tive subscriber un befcrs
the s5th Day of August next; or t.ey nGy
BY law be excluded IT, III eli tSarf, to The sid
estate and those indahed Thereto re re-
CURED &c make immedi,sc payn,n'.
Given under my i,~nd this 25ih dag Febai-
AIRY, 1911.
Samuel Shire c. senior,
Administrator dc CONS Goa. Of
William ,hrcye.
-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-21
ORPHANS COURT,

A1exa;adria Lsunty, Fee. Ttys:, 1871,
'ORDERLD, That the administrator dc ls
mis- non, OF William Sh,eve. deceased ro
insert t:.e following a,v,,.,$t nett Zines i,
each. week Tor three Ylcis in The Aesud ,;,
Daily Gazette.
Testc,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-21
3tay3w
ORPHANS COURT.

Hex"aa'ia County, Fs6. Tern, 1877.
ORpERsD, That the administrators of JsctS
Simmer, deceased, do iasert the folio Jog
advertisement. three times in each week sp
four weeks in the Alexandria Dali, Gr.
zette.
Test,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-21
Eleanor Elliott.
No. ..
SIR,

SIR,
, comply with vour request of stating
nv Sni,,ion o. Pau.'s Columbian OH being
9 7Y5:os,ia. ,emedy for the letter worm.
- 49, ,.s. aiiiic,ed with the letter In my hand
r,.s.l ..ous, and nave made trial OF many
~. .,,,.res FiAah have been recommended,
r.: II 20 no eject, HeariHg OF Paups Co
In ,,an Oil. ABOUT the 5th of January last,
wang an etfectual cure for the ring worm
.li siinilar complaints, Immediately got
nb;s, of,voug On and applied it agreeably to
tne directions for about two months success.
F.. s,veey. when the letter left me and has not
made its appearance since
- Susanna Purden.
" 3. Ny Susanna, child aged twenty
months and s days, was taken about the mid
aSe ri Ja,v last with violent cough, which
t,e ueic hbors said was .he hopping cough;
..y. ser six drops of the Coiu nhian Oil,
Ws,eh rave immediate refct, and proved an
effectuas cure.
sar&toga-stgest, Baltimore, Aus.si' 1868.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-21
Twenty Dollars Reward,

Twenty Dollars Reward,
For experimenting and securing in jail 50
that can get her again, a negro woR',,
named KENNY, abou! i9 years OF age. =
is probable she is lurking about hlcxano'a
orits vicinity, as she has father & u'o'"S'
living in that place.
Daingeffeld LeSis.e
King George, Feb 8. Law"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-10-18
FALL GOODS,

NOW OPENING
Blythe Market-House 10 Shepherds 3. Town.
CONSISTING OF
Extra Super London CLOTHS.
Ditto ditto Cassimeres.
Ladies Peleisse Cloths,
Fine drab Cloths for frock coa,..
Double mild drab cloths for great coats.
Low priced Cloths and Cassimeres,
Fancy. and swandown waistcoatiur. well
assorted,
Extra super olive and bottle green coatings,
Low priced ditto of every colour,
Ladies extra super white flannel,
Mems fulled and milled ditto ditto.
Low priced white, blue, yellow and red do.
Extra super scarlet, blue, black and spotted
Prleisse do.
Large and small rose blankets from Ga
to 1874,
Three and three and half point blankets,
large and heavy,
Striped Duffei blankets,
Plains, Kerseys, Half hicks, and Feruots.
Lyon Skin, for great coats,
Ladies superhne and low priced BLACK wors.
ted hose,
Mems fulled, lambs wool, knit and wors.
ted ditto,
Which mingled with their former supply
makes their present assortment very exten.
s've and complete, embracing almost every
article which this country or neighborhood
requires. All which was purchased 10 tho
best markets. in the months OF March, A.
pril and May last, previous to the late i'm
mense rise In the price Of Goods, which enc
ables US to dispose of them on the cheapest
and best tcrms.
]. 5. LANE, BROTHER, 81 Co.
P.S. They constantly keep supply 81
the best OF Leather, and give the highest
price tor Hides, Skins and Tanners Bark.
They have also just received, supply Of
10, and plate Stoves, Sheet. Iron, and
Stove pipes ready made.
Shepherds Town, Oct. Is, 1917.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-10-18
! AXE Notice.

THOSE persons TO whom legacies were
4 left by my father, John Butler, deed,
are respectfully informed that such Of those
legacics as are now due, am ready to dis
charge, and they are requested to call upon
me for the purpose OF receiving the same |;
as shall not pay any interest that may acc
crue upon them.
DOUGLASS BUTLER, Ex'r.
Oct. 10, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-10-18
FOR THE GAZETTE.
THE TISION REALIZED

While morning dawn'd in the eastern sky.
And dewdrops gitter'd on the plains,
And early larks were soaring high
To hail the light with warbling strains;
Awak'd from visions of delight,
Louisa sought the river side,
And musing on the dreams of night,
Approaching Henry she espied.
"'Tis he,' she said, with glowing cheek,
"'Tis he" she said, with bright'ning eye,
" His mien was gentle thus and meek,
And thus saw him drawing nigh
Methought he brought rose bud sweet,
And smiling PLACID it on my breast,
Then leo me to yon messy seat"
His near approach forbade the rest
!" Good morning." said In simple stile,
His looks explaind his feelings well,
Nor faifd his tongue and with smile
He saw her conscious bosom swell.
Louisa then thy Henry's kiss,
And fond endearments by the stream,
Were sweeter than the fancied bliss,
And all the raptures of thy dream.
SILyANUS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-10-18

ter jhR Of poEteress Is sent to them, they
are so augsy at paying the postage Of the
dun, that they think it quite enough to pay
that and the postage of the papers without
paying Tor the paper itself: buf roe printers
dEer IN opinion fran them on this SUBJECT.
Some who are indebted for several years
are seriously called upon by their honour and
honesty, their ability to pay, and our oson ne.
6essisy, to settle their accounts to the first
OF Oct inst. or we may lose our temper and
give them over to be bu6sied By ia,eyer' $,
sheriH's and constdbies.
II is time ep~y man had paid This years
subscription.--Smilen not. nor
think to quiet our claims BY saving that we
know how to dua. Ifthere are magistrates
and othcers in the land such smilers will
smile at their own COST, if they
Smile, and smile, and be-BEHrNp HAND.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-10-18
$50 8a5ette
MartinsburgA, Oct. 1S.

General Wikinson's TrioL--The Court
Martial is still in session-but if more wit.
resses do not arrive it is probable that the
business will be brought to close in two or
,hree weeks. All of the witnesses that have
attended arc examined, and an immense
mass of testimony collected by the difTe-
rent committees of congress, has been of.
tered to the Court. All of this testimony,
we understand, Gen. Wilkinson consented
should be read. So that all of the proofs
relative to any of the charges will be fairly
before the Court. We are informed that
very few if any more witnesses are expected
TO attend, and that the Court will probably
terminate In the time above mentioned,
Fred. T. Herald.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-10-18
THE MISER.

The tono.ping beautiful aHegory is extract.
edfrom Nr. Kaab's Grafton. dehprrey
before the Merrimack Humane Soc;et,
.'( Neupburybors, Massachusetts a. their
tate 0nnvers0ry.
Charity in walking her rounds Of dutv.
met rich but hard hearted man, who had
tnat DAY INSIDE thousands by succes.fni
speculation she asked of him little nor.
ton OF his great wealth to assist her in sof.
ten'ng the woes of human life she po;nt.
ed to an hospital full of MANAGES under her
care; the rawlings of madness and the wall
lngs OF despair pierced the air around them.
but they did not enter his marble bosom.
She next directed his attention to a hovel
IN which was seated an old man, broken
with misfortunes, and bowed down with
years; ne was wringing the cold dews of
the night from his matted and silyered
hair ; mark him, says Charity, he ia an
aged patriot, who has thrice saved his conn.
try-a Bellisarius, driven from his home
by faction, and obliged to beg his bread.
and wander in exile look at his tears.
how eloquently they plead in his cause ;
the monster despised the patriots worth.
She then showed him an orphan band. and
described with PHYS fervor their constan,
sufferings, and their deceased parents viz.
tues; he listened, but his adamantinr
breast would not receive the holy influence.
OF charisy-but she, in pity to the wretch
was unwilling to leave him, and entreate d
him to give her something for life-boat &c
float on the river which rolled rapidly by
them; she mentioned the frequcnt fate q
unhappy travellers plunged in the waves
at that instant youth, full of life and paie
ty, was seen In the current, managing will
careless and Ignorant hand the skiff which
bore him. Charity noticed his danger
and the churl saw and exclaimed, Grea,
God my only son. The words had
scarcely escaped his lips when the boa,
dashed against srock; the youth bore uc
against his fate awhile, but Charity could
not relieve him, for she had no means, and
he sunk forever. The angel Of mercy had
spread his wings to bring succor, but Eter-
nal Justice forbade his flight for the re.
gister of Heaven did not contain the record
fany good deed of the father, nor was
there any prayer, nor any blessing for his
welfare, written in the book of life. He
wandered wild and insane until Charity
unmindful of her wrongs, led him to her
hospital Of maniacs, and begged bread
for his support; for strangers had seized
on his possessions, and aliens devoured his
sustenance."
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-10-18

and Of round form has been raised by MI
Isaac White, 10 the town of Boston,
The grain ofthe meet very fine, and yel-
low; the seed came from HAVANA, and
the species is remarkably paIatsble.
A Squash. weighing 50 lbs. from stem
to blossom feet, has been raised bv Mr..
). Langley, in Roxbury, Massachusetts,.
-Four Cabbages, each weighing 20lbs.
all on one stock, have been raised this sea-
son 10 Rhode.Island.
A single seed, selisown 10 an asparagus
bed, in gentle mans garden in the city of
New. Haven, Connecticut, produced twelve
hne Pumpkins, exceeding 10 weight accu-
rasely ascertaned, 36ol lbs. |! the vines con-
neeted with this luxurious product, mea-
sured 28O feetin length.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-10-18
JOHN WOOD.
VERY INTEREsTINGl
From the Vlrqinia Patr;ot

FF0m NE Vftginia Patriot.
mercy is like paying the printer for news
papers,
ne quality OF mercy is not strained
"Groppeth like the gentle de1o qfheaucn---
1t biesses him that gires and that receives.
mus speaks Shskespeare through the
NJ OF Poftia in the Merchant of Venice.
ATS ne about mercy the long-robed fair one
- butwhst cannot now be remember
- nor quoted; for alas, the writers fer
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-10-18

On Saturday the 18th inst. it will com.
nence TO be visible all night.
About the I'd of December, (upon the
soppostion of its mean velocity being until
ihec Cd. 10 the 81 hours) it will cut the
tclIP'c IN the 25sh degree of Aquarius,
IN sun being then in the ninth degree of
'4,g''tarius' In former publication in.
aovtrtenlly mentioned its descending Node
10 D. IN Sagttarius in place of Aquarius.
lis iall at present extends fourteen de-
grees--wherefore upon the supposition
TAT the Coraet's distance from the earth is
eqlsl TO thar of the Suns distance, its tail
Would extend over 2473O,9s8 miles. If
he present distance OF the Comet was half
Of the Suns distance, the length of the
al! would be IL SOS 444 miles. If the
Coner distance was one fourth of the
oa0,s distance, the length of the Tail
would be 9, 1872, 723 miles.
From the velocity of the Comet still in
efeasing, as likewise its apparent magni-
,9ue, 1t still continues to approach the
TOHN WOOD
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-10-18
GREENsBURG, PENN Oct. 8.

"The Western Country. The rapid ad.
vances of the western country, in improve
msuts, mapufactures aud population, be-
come. eysry day more gratifying; and begin
10 attract hsN,sption of the enquiling and
snterprislG cf>the eastern country. A
mong the NEST important of our acquisi-
,ions vii. be the steam boat, now. rfearly
completed at Pittsbsrg. This bog IS said
ato be constructed to carry 400 tons B6f thep,
in fsurfeet water; is $50 feet long, and 80
wide; and viii run, against the current, IS
niIesper day, passing from New.orleans
TO Pittsburg in six weeks.
In fourishing state of foreign COM
merce, in which the United States could
participate, the successful operation of
steam boats, would place the inhabitants of
this western country on footing of near
equality, in such commerce, with their
neighbours east of the mountains. Even
IN the present state of things, a prospect of
advantage and convenience is laid open, of
very great extent.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-10-18
Mammoth Vegeta5ie Productions.

A Pumpkin, weighing i76 lbs. has been
raised this season on the estate of William
Rush, Esq. on the Delaware.
A squash, weighing IS lbs. shell white
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-10-18
From the Richmond ENQUIRER.

From the Richmond Enquirer.
have made several observations with
respect to the situation and appearance of
the Comet since my last. The following
ere the distance, Right Ascension, &c. on
the 5th inst. at halfpast seven in the even
ing:
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-10-18
Public Sale.

WILL be offered for sale, on FRIDAY
w the 25th inst. at the plantation where
the subscriber now resides, at the head Of
the Falling Waters, Horses, good Mich
Cows and young Cattle, large number Of
Hogs, Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Farming Utensils, &c. together with
number of other articles too tedious to men.
ton. Nine months credit will be given.
the purchaser giving bond with approved
security. The sale will commence early
in the day.
At the same time, the noted stud horse,
Young Nonsuch, will be offered for sale.
WILLIAM KROESEN.
Oct. 10, t8if.
WILL be sold at public auction, on Sac
w turday the second day of November
on the premises where the subscriber now
lives, a number of Horses, Mares and
Colts, a handsome Stud Colt by Wildair,
two years old; Cows and Sheep, Farming
Implements, &c. Twelve months credit
will be allowed the purchaser, by giving
bond with approved security. The sale to
commence at ten o'clock.
]. u. CHISMAN.
Oct IS, 1911.
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hest calculation, viii fall short one Fourth.
The oldest inhabitants of the country, do
not recollect since their residence in it, such
incessant rains, and SO great an inundation.
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Progress in its orbit from 21st Septem.
her to 5th October, twenty one degrees,
thirty minutes, being at the rate of one de.
gree, thirty.two minutes every twenty. -four
hours