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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-06
FORTY DOLLARS REWAEDJ

ON Easter Sunday last, negro nnmed ADDISON
" aud who sometimes calls Corlier ran
away from the subscriber lie is very goe looking
gro about Y years of aud had when he away
blue coat and grey mixed pantaoonshe had also blue
mixed chssn- roundabout lie is well known the neigh
orhood OF Powbaan Courthouse, raised capt
Archer Cooke Of said county formerly belonged 90 the
estate Of VIM A. Cooke dec He is known in counties
OF Halifax aud Amelia, Twill give reward
vered to me in Rchniond, or 5 % if any Jail
SO mat get him again. G.. PICOT.
Richmond. May
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-06
FOR RENT OR LEASEi..-

1--WE TAYEUN Dinwiddie Uour,hnuse t2ere 70 srr
hciert land attached to in high STATE ~ improve
len =" nav er snpngh fer the se ~ the plsoei should
DC an HuceInntt 10 am having family 10 educate
= Wen regulated academy Witbin few hundred yards
" GOOD feather beds, and great number ~
furs, that would suit the IL above pruuerv
eS nr,ys;ry rented IN oci'err court WILDE setdp to
~ske application 10 me- resi,Ing 90 the premise
mhlI"s A-Wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-06
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

II ANYWAY FROM the subscriber Saturday night last,
~ mulato man named JOE formerly the property OF
Dr. John Adams He is stout made % years of age, about
feet or inches high had ON when he Went
roundabout and panaloOns of corduroy, and carried with
him black and pnniaoons, blanket &C. lie is prob.
ably lurking about this city the county OF Hanover
where he has relations attempting TO the North.
Nav 9. 1ii-tf JOHN q. WILLIAMS.
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LAND FOR SALE

by virtue of deed of executed the subscribers
by George W. Baird, TO secure debt due To Dean and
Rage, and duly recorded The Bucking-
man, We will expose public SALE Saturday the 2Is day
q" June next before the door of Messrs Langhnrne
and Scruggs, in te OF county Cumber-
land, the tract of land which the said w Baird
now resides, containing hundred
VIII be sufficient raise the of 15O together with
costs aud charges. The title is believed he good.
Nav 10. 3-tds WIN hKERS
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NOTICE

by virtue Of deed of trust from hessrs Ellis and Allan
~ and Mr. Charles Ellis, bearing 4t day OF Nav
1915 aud recorded in ilenrco office 9TH
day OF October following for The purpose securing TO
Messrs Ewart Taylnr and Co. of certain sum Of
money therein expressed, together with the Interest
% cost OF executing this trust SHALL trustee pro-
cre TO sell Ia The highest bidder Monday, day
ot June next the premises half past O'Clock in the
s'emng, tue following property viz.
Allthatpiece parcel oi La III, containing IA acres call
cd the oatiands, near Dusas MILL well enclosed With
small hoase asd garden hole a,ioniup tbe town
and now in high of cultivation Also, lot of Land
no B,purchnscd from Adam Craig's estate and adjoining
,he ns mentioned !and on Shockoe creek Also other
Ioi :" Land CALLED Longs Square, purchased the same
containing two noieiv OF a Lot on the ton Of
taAhiii adjoining the lands of Worham Others pur-
sare, purchased T. GUYS sale. And four Lots be-
ing parts or parcels of flnt larger parcel Ind commonly
S.,s nckrnzes Gardens, aud distinguished by No So
~ 80 AMI %, being the same purchased Brown, Page
ana Iamhe's sale parcel OF Land, continuing acres.
e IN Inc occupancy of leary Anderson knewn by the
'"e oil htilnd Cottage. One otLer lot nj Land, front
g ~ ee On I7h street purchased heirs OF Richard
E"nis, deceased Une lot, moieiy Land adjoining
The Arnlory tbe containing 3 sh. of an acre pr
clinSed under a dsed Of trust from s Overnn a n
ouhries Also, thai highly improved and beautiful Lot on
"nu ~ es, the present residence Of MIR. Charles FL
she yard, from pump; small handsome q garden with
"e ch"iee iruit ami ornamental trees goDd brick
he and carriage honsc, with every or
nienoe for genteel family.
The whole of The above described property or so much
rs may then he deemed sufficient satisfy
que upon tie deed OF trust, VIII be sold time
'nn upon the premises as above stnted.
ne SAFE VIII cnmmrnce the ground chilled the Dat
anus tar II not tire fair day thereafter and will
continue each successive fair ay until the safe i. closed
euch t;tie as rs vested In
Terms OF sne cash 60 sy approved endorsed
tnond. " ~ '' " me-"
Neither possession Of the property or title to the same
faut the property will he sold cash 20 M highest bid
eS Tor accounts "f the purchaserou 10 days notice
no. GWATHMEY, Trustee.
above sale will he conductedb by Rob Gamble Esq.
III! ~. lids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-06

'udn"ntss'on.-Onc day last week, there
came TO this borough wagon. loaded win
bfncks OF both sexes and OF various ages. to The
namber of 90. Upon being Intercepted. thew
sad, they had been set free by their master.
Mr. James Gunnell, Of Fauuuier COUNTY
virginia, at his death, and were hunting
homes and that he had given them the team
and $500, to make the best of them. We
understand, they did not with to bind any of
their children, but to let them out for their
VIctuals and clothes, until they could them
selves get places as hireIngs.
Carlisle Volunteer.
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From tue Philadelphia Am srican Daily A,.vertiser.I
STATE PENiTENTIARY.

The Corner Stone uf the Front Building of
this extensive Prison, was laid on Thursday
afternoon last, at six o'clock, in the presence
of the Commissioners, Architect, Superinten-
dent and workmcn. A few citizens attracted
by the collection Of persons at one spot on
the site, also witnessed the ceremony, and a
by ISLANDER noted the following as the sub
stance of what was said on the interesting &C
casiOn.
Mr.. RoBERTs VAux said, that he much re e.
GREETED the unav Oidable absence of the Pres:-
dent ofihe Board in whose place he had just
then been unexpectedly desired to say few
words concerning the purpose for which the
Commissioners were assembled. He remark
ed that the occasion was calculated to awaken
reflections ut once painful and gratifying
f'dtntuf, because such was the erring charac-
ter of man, SO ungovernable were his passions,
and so numerous his prOpensies to evil, that
It was necessary society should provide means
for the punishment of Offenders against its
laws: Gratifying, because a correct view.o hu-
man nature, coupled with the indispensable
exercise ofChristian bencvolence, had led to
the melioration of punshments. Justice was
now mixed with Mercy, and whilst the COM
munlty designed To teach offenders that
the way of the transSressors is hard, it wisely
and compassionately sought to secure and re-
''S tue iuost SuISl SOuttTy
confinement. This penitentiary was designed
To accomplish these important ends, and when
1t shall be completed it will afford the first
opportunity here of putting in efficient prac-
tee the penal code of this state. Mr.. Vaux
congratulated his fellow citizens of Pennsylva-
MA, because their Legislators were the first
almost forty Years ago. 10 abolish those cru
I'll and vndctve penalties which were in use
IN the European countries from which we had
descended. The Piory, the Whipping Post
and tile Chain, were moi calculated tn prevent
crime, but To iamiliarize the mind with cruel
y,and consequently to harden the hearts of
those who suffered and those who witnessed
such punishmenls. The substitution in Penn
syvania of mder correctives had excited the
notice and respect of nations abroad, as well
as our sister states-Our example had in some
Instances been followed, and he had no doubt
the principle would more extensively prevail.
The box, deposited i'm the corner stone of
this building which you baSa seen laid, con-
ta'ns metal plate bearing the following in :
PENfTENTIARY
FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF THE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
FOUNDED
Agreeahly TO an act Of Assembly passed on
the goth day of March, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-onc.
JOSEPH HESTER, Governor.
ANDREW GREGG, Secretary of the
Cnf a,IfL
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THE THEBEAN MUMMY.

BosToN, May 23.-On Wednesday and YES
tertay this rare and interesting Curiosity
had between 5 and 600 yisitors--and the usual
motive is strengthened by the consideration
OF the useful purpose to which the proceeds
are appropriated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-06
HAMPSTEAD FOR SALE

Is one Of the beet situations In Virginia for rom.
us'H store upon large scale. Its 10 King eorye
yose 90 miles belos Ale~snra, on very eie-
bealtby situation .6ourtbs OF ndIc
river, snd the same distance from tie Potomac
s,orsLy Tue buildings are geDieeI dwelling house.
srsnsry, and sundry ether Cor the CON
,e,, OF an'iiy or merchant The DeehlorI,ood Is
ssi.e, poPA"Ts and wealthy. will sell ii upon extern
Sel'ts' OF stock IN the Farmers' Bank 81 Virginia
@fson disposed to purchase can gefany father in
ls thai may lie required by application Col Aus
~ gsn hoe, ESQ. the from King
ny now ~ Rchmond thc subscriber Bell
feO'z2. sf-vSf GEORGE FITzHUgn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-06

virtue ni certain indenuIe dated The mn Iny OF
AprIi iBiI between Iaqurlne II. HaTye np others of
urst pnf the subscribers trustees Oft part
ee OF neasoo county court sLaIi proceed sell
preHiseS at public auction To the highest bidder lot
nos sse next fair day thereafter the following par
W iann designated IN the plan Of town OF Sydney
Coy tue following numbers 53s eg9 500 sol 9O2 500 a0i
So $50 $40 SAL sl2 5e7 36s, &c., $40 37i 372 which
"'S nuDvh SoutneiOwu the norihward and westward
asa are on and the wrsha old rond or So q,
iTn saa lots as viii be sufficient pay and satisfy the
ue TO the assaree Of the said larvie from said
WINSTON under the said deed &C trust and on account IA
"'1 purchase ut lheiaHd therein mentioned.
ne safe viii commence O'clock and IL NOT finished
on the hrst day thereof will be CONTINUED ON the neIt
"'"H, ans 81 not, the next fair day thereafter.
THOMAS TAYLON,l
a. j. ROBINSON, Trustees.
aPrh B t07--tds 7. Known.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-06
HYGEIA HOTEi.

sJyHEsabscriber at Old Point Comfort,
Il known by The above title, and is prepared
,Ceve company
The Proprietor contcmplafes building n large addition.
which, when complee will increase the number of
twenty. This will be in readiness early in July
The ts piace by Steam Boats, Balti-
rssTe Washington City, Richmond md Petersbarg-from
which the passengers land within n yards the
housethe saving in the expense Of
whichare entirely useless hereevery facility being
Afforded by the Hampton Steam Boat, which daily be-
tween Norfolk, Old Point Comfort aud HanpI-n-The
Inbrty Of the climate being refreshed
breezesthe hard sandy bea Salt Water Bathing
aud Bath Houses which he Immediately erected
te accommodation OF the Ladies', all combined render thi
the most desirable situation, perhaps, in the United
for invads well for those whose object pleasure
and amusement.
Sbeep'shesd, Hog-6sh other fish for the table
@ny he caught in the greatest abundance,
Rip aps, aud twill afford great those who
NAV be fond nfthe sport
The subscriber has made arrangement for sup
ply OF JUNifER WATER from the Dismal SwanH,--and
ne promises is Visitors abundant table Meats
tish, Oysters, and, In fact OF thing graft.
~ the pniae-the hest Liquors, Wines &cgood atten-
dancr nving already engaged excellent servants
and his own time which will devoted 10 the
management Of the Establishment.
Is.'ns y hoarding-per day, 81 sos rer week, o.
onger term than week, ut the rate Of dollars.
MAY 10 Slit FRANCIS S. TAYLOR
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CAlF1ON-

~ peTs nre hereby from trusting Mr. c,
= s"n 'le FMu'cnrea on nv account a. am deter
To i7g- no dehts Of her contracting fsr
he. ~" thctefcre DO iat their o,rp ia
l''l ~ .f'SG" gOffS = WTtr ,Hrf4I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-06
MAKSHAL'S SAFE

OF IALU.4BLE LANDS .3.TD SLAVES.
1NDEN decree of the superior court of cancery for
~ the Richmond district pronounced the 26th day of
January 1919, IN cause depending therein between Will
gast Thomas H. ROoeS, def. shall, l0, day of
July next, at the front door Of the Eagle Hotel
OF hcbmqd, OFF for sale 10y public auction,
bidder Tor C0h the following property much thereof
us may e sufficient To satisfy the balance under said
'ecree, viz 1873 of Lam lying in county of ou
well and wife by the said ROoe acres John S.
SIublls, and adjoining the lands Of Lewis, -
watkins and others, lying partly Severn i57
OF hnd conveyed 10y the said Durwe in the aforesaid
also me house and land containing wherein the
snid RoOes formerly resided adjoining town of Free
rcksurg and the following SLAVES, viz Peter Mcla-
e Tom, Isaac Nat, Ned Peter, jesse Frederick Miles
Sawusy, Sarah aud child Sal Easter Charles PhilIis Jen-
ny ana her daughter Jenny Patty FTankey Phillis. child
mnrria Humphrey and Tom Alice and her child Sally :;
nsy nnd he child billy and Lucy, Fanny, her child Billy
Easter her child Polly Rose her child Uy and
sam, Rachel Sila. Dick blacksmith and Tenor his wife,
be slnve sale will commence O'Clock on the tay
aforesaid. J.GIJERVANr NJ & a. 4 n N,
~ The balance due and payable under the above decree
with interest from the first day OF January last.
nHy y lids
POwhaAn county court March 20, 1873 II Is ordered
by the oourttbai Thomas Miller John II. Sfeger and
James mcLaurne Of them, do examine, state
aud settle the accounts Of Edmund Locket ss executor OF
Edmund LOgwood, deceased aud make report court
cOpy-Teste, WIN. S. DANCE, e..
Pursuant to the foregoing order notice hereby given
that we have appointed Monday the 18th dav
to Hugh Erenehs tavern for the purpose carrying
said order into effect which time auFpace parties
ooncerneh requested TO give their attendance by 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon, prepared for settlement.
THOMAS MILLER,
joins W. SrEGER,
powbatnn. May IS. s-wiv' JAS. MoLAUVINE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-06

The London Times contains a letter from
Valparaiso, complaining of the bad state o
the market for British manufactures, and con
cludes with this remark" The American.
are enjoying the best trade in this quarter
under the immediate protection Of the Frank
lin of "a guns"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-06
ROmuDke .NdrigRtiOn CODIDnuU.


Roanoke Navigation Conlpdny
Ys resolution of the Board of Directors Of the Roanoke
- Navigation Company passed the dav Of Inst
month"; the Stockholders Of the said company are required
~ pay Into the treasury, the first day of October
the Of FIVE dollars each every share nf stock
held by them respectively the ninth requisiton
by order Of the Board " Directors.
Nav ~ Sat a. JOYNkR, Treasurer.
M as COMMITTED 20 the Jail ~ iiaHpvcr otie IglI
w negro woman who calls herself JULIA ANN. and
says she belongs TO Mr.. Cock Of deora, and that he
purchased her Of Mr.. James Clarke of Maryland She
Of brown complexion. aout five feet six inches biy
and has wide gap betveeH her upper teeth IN front The
owner Is requested 10 come forward prove preperv nav
charges and take her away, she viii lac dealt with as
the isw directs.
WA. W. THtLMAN, Acting Tailor.
MAY 20 4-wf2w f,r JAMES sTSpKT'
~ virtue ct deed Of trust bearing date tie OF clo
- Der 1871 recorded In the CLERKS Office powlatar
county csuri, executed 10y Brett Randolph the Subscriber
Tor certain purposes therein expressed, SHALL Safus,
tue <l day Of June next pfnceed sell for VI Pow,
hainn C"nrihouse IN front Of tie Washington Tavern two
negroes viz Rose snd her shd eore- such tile ont, as
u vested IN 'y aid deed tfus;N q is rnnyeved
mptn' H-S'5W ~ MILLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-06

The two Spanish Ambassadors in London,
the Due de San Lorenzo and Admiral Jabat,
have given up TO the public service of Spain,
not only the whole of the income assigned
them AS ambassadors, but the profits Of all
me Offices of every kind which they hold from
the Spanish government.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09
BLACK cURRANT WINE.

Boiling the fruit is a practice of de-
cided sctantage. From lhis rrestreent
many tssieisss fruit acquire favor, as
Is vel kn. wn, and many bad flavvrs are
converted into agreerble ones. In no
case perhaps - this more remarkable
than in the black currant. which. harsh
and comparatively isssipld In iis natural
state, Acquires, by boiling. 4 powerful
and, to most persons hsghly agreeable
flavor. Ia making wine from this yari-
ely Of eafrsnt, the effects Of this nroe as
are very remarkable the produce az
the raw fiult being searceIs Distinguish
ed by any particular prcPsssy from the
hord OF made wiseA wtie that If the
boiled fruit may, with careful manage
meni, be brought 10 fesembl~ .ou,~ ~
the best Of tie sweet Cape vines In
the white and eunant the same prrr.a-
tion has been attended with results ee,,al-
y saccessfuk though not marked 81 =
contrast 20 decided. II sweet VINE i
Intended, the quantity of frua FOR tea
gallons should moi exceed 40 poands. Il
Try wine - desired, il may extend 10 90
TIE proportion Of sug.r ~ill Ne 50
pounds, As before. Ifa mneh seruagsr-
wine Of either quality is desired. i r,nsf
extend 70 - pounds. Unsound or hr,,S-
sed fruit should Be rejected and TIE
remains ct the blossom and the fruit
stalk carefully renoved
Giasgo~ R@Pv
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09
Martinsbure, Tirginsa,
PRINTED & PUBLISHED BY
FLASHING TOW EVANS.
CONDITIONS.

L The price of this paper is two dollars and
Fifty cents PER annu,n, one nan 20 DC psd at
the receipt of the first paper, and the balance
aithe end of six months DISSENT subscri bers
pay for the whole year in advance-No sub
s.ripiion received tor shorter term than six
months, and no paper discontinued until ar
rsarages are paid--a failureto notify diccon-
;innance ofthe paper at the end of the time
subscribed for, will be considered new en-
gaecment.
H. Advertisements viii be published in
The Gazette at one dollar PEI square for three
weeks insertion, AMI continued, after that
.ime at twenty-five cents per week, and
when not specifically directed to the contrary
win be inserted until forbid and charged ac-
oordingiy.
Ill. Advertisements from distance must be
accompanied with the CASH, or be assumed by
some responsible person, or the Postmaster
most convenient to the advertiser.
~. Advertisements viii. ineyery instance be
charged TO the person ordering them, unless
particularly stipuiate5to the contrary.
Y. Cbsncery Orders inserted rs other Nd.
vertsemens and chsigd ,othe Attorney, whose
name is indorscd by the Clerk en- the plder
N ID. II is distinctly to be understood by Ad.
vestsing Customers, that no Advertisement
will hencefefward be directed by the Edaor OF
this paper to be inserted in other papers, I'M
less the same be previously paid for
or All communications 10 TIE Editor, by
mail, mist be paid, otherwise they VIII not be
attended to.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09
PULLING MlLlao &c
Under aeSc MANAGEMENT.

THE Pulling. Dying. and Dressing of Cloth,
i at the .barsas5ars Factory. is placed un
der the management Of MIR. WrLIIaa MAINE.
who has served regular time to the bushes.
in England, and for some time has had the
management Of q large establishment in this
country. and is proaounced a FIRST rate work.
man. Therefore all Goth. stuff, sc. sent to
the management OF Mr.. Wayne. the subscriber
will warrant TO be done complete. according
to the direction. There ain be at this establish.
ment. an Esdgo Bsas faf Ia eoastant Opera
tion--Cio,h, wool. and pieces will be coloured
Blue. with all other colours. and warranted
good AMI brilliant Veal for manufacturing or
IN exchange soF Cloth, csrpeliRg Lnsey, Bian-
kets, Cassaetts. and FlanRel. viii be received
at the Factory. Fine sad Coarse wool viii be
CARDED into rolls. and done complete, and
at short notiee Machinery being in cons
plege order for nusinsss, the subscriber hope
Tor a liberal encouragement.
EDWsRD A. GIBBS.
Msrtinssurg. JulF SLIT
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09

Flay-Seed Wanted.

Y EsHE subscriber wishes to purchase
FL clean.FLAX SEED, for which he
wall give, per bushel, FIFTY CENTS
CASH, or give Oil in exchange for
seed. He wall endeavour to keep con-
slant supply of Oil on hand, so that those
at distance, wishing to exchange, can
have the Oil to take hcme with them
1t is expected that those offering Seed
for sale, will make il as clean as posi-
BILE.
JACOB SHAFER.
Marinsbu-g Oil Mill, Sept as.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09
LIST OFLETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, Martinsburg, on
the lst October, 1925 which, it not taken up
before the lst day Of January next, 1874.
viii be sent to the General Post Office as
dead letters.
e. George Anderson ., Alexander
Armstrong.
B-Frederick Breuner, Will'm Brow
ner, Peter Berry, Daniel Bockius, Chris.
-topher Bowser, Miss Eyeline Butt, lcaIe
of George Besely).
= C--Mrs. Mary Cox, Archibald Cooke,
John Chichester.
D-Jacob Diel, Benz. Davis, George
Davis.
E-Andrew Emmerts.
F. George Felson, Charles fyste,
Denis Fitzpatrick.
G-Pete- Grove, Maria Gray, Will
liam Green.
H-Sau,uel Hedges, James Harrison,
William Huber, John Henderson, Phi
lip Hunter, Esq. (care Of G. b. Whiting
Mr.. --- Hamurin, Richard B. Homer,
Esq. Andrew HOLE.
Peter Imbody.
r. George King, Esq. 2, Jas. Kidd,
John Messenger, Jacob kerns, Marga-
ret King, Jane M. Keseir.
L-Thos. Leven, Henry Lown, Sa-
muel Lowrey, Jacob Light 2, John
Light, Mary Elizabeth Lsuvcr.
~ David Miller, Michael Mahoney,
James Marshal, John Murphey. Abra-
ham Morlatt, Luke or Jacob M'Mannas,
Hiram Moon.
N-Jacob Newcomer 2, John Mead.
O-John O'FerraII.
p--Lewis Petrey, Martin Pitzer, Miss
Mary PAUL.
Q-Mathew Quin.
R-Thomas Russela, Saml Roberts
Josiah Roberts, Sarah Roberts.
S-Samuel Seibert, Stephen Snod-
grass, Robert Snodgrass, jun. Robert v
Snodgrass, George Spong, Abraham
Shul, Jacob Sprinkle, John Sutton, Mi
chael Smith, James Shepherd, Ephraim
Staum, Miss Catherine Soper, Dudley ID
Smith, Lazarus Stewart.
T. George Tabler, John Tmmons
Mrs. Eliza Thompson ?.
V-John Van Derburgh, Jacob Van
n metre, John s. Vinekey.
T-John Whitenah, George White.
ing, Elizabeth Is Fhiteing, John VIII
SON. VIM. Wright, John Weagley, jun
P.S. Subscribers for Newspapers anc
Pamphlets, who have not pnid the las
quarters Postage, win please call ant
pay Immediately, and also bear in MINI
that quarter is payable il advance OF
the lst October.
WILLIAM LONG, Pm.
aIartinsburg, October /.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09
Castings.

4 LARGE assortment of Superior
"A Castiugs-coSsIsrlSe OF
Large Kettles, Pots, Ovens,
Lids, And.Irons, Skillets, Griddles, War
fle-lrons, Frying Pans, SC. sc. For
sale by
Jamss S. Lane & To,sner.
Shepherdstown, Sept s5.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09
House and Lot for sale.

FE7iIL subscriber viii sell the HOUSE
Ill AND LOT he at present occupies,
situate on Burke street, Martinsburg,
IN which a bargain may be had,
THOMAS nj. C0LSTON.
Martinsburg, Aug l4-H