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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-19
From the Baltimore Gazette.
.TESI EROM COLOMBIA.

By the Colombian National brig Cazador, 5
DAYS from Laguira, we have received files OF
Caracas papers to the lst Of July, and private
a:lyices from Laguira to the Sd. We annex po-
hlical and commercial extracts from our letters:
"La Guayra, I'd July, ls26.-Paez is well
tried acknowledgements has suffered much
from the intrigues at Bogota-,his has been
seen and felt by all who have resided here for
the last four years. Paez has taken the sense
of the people-they will stand by him, and |
have no doubt that all will end well; there will
be no blooished, unless the great men at Bogota
act rashly Bolivar cannot be here for long
time-he is the bosom friend of Paez to him
Paez has appealed as his commander and me-
da,or. The country is perfectly quiet. The
people don't wish for war, especially civil war.
Confidence is fast restoring. apprehend no.
thing serious--a reform, however, is actually
necessary, and Paez will not scabbard his
sword until that reform is made.
"The Congress at Valencia has not vet bro
ken up--no result can be known. A Manifesto
it is generally coniectured will be made, calling
on the people Of Colombia to assemble in gene
raj convention, to redress their wrongs"
"La Guayra, Cd .Iuiy, l826.--The country re-
mains perfectly quiet, nor do | apprehend any
movement on the part of General Paez or the
other General. No step will be taken until adj
vices are received from Bogota. Our market
for provision, is good. Dry goods Of every de-
scription dull. Annexed you have quotations
"Flour SIS, none in first hands; soap , 37!;
mould candles los, S25 per 100 lbs; sperm do
q, 5, 6, 8 500; cheese 20 a % per 100 lbs; cod,
fish, per 100 lbs; beef, prime, IA, free Of duty
till 90 Oct; pork, do Is, do do do; hams 20 a
81; lard 70; butter, yellow chilly, 90 per 100 lbs;
rice, O., free CT duty; corn, white, per bb!
free Of duty; beans, do per do do do. Er,
poris-Co Office, on board, l3i per 100 lbs; cocoa,
do 25 indigo, do . IS; hides, do 10 II per
100 lbs"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-19

At meeting Of the Committee OF Arrange
ment, held at the Town-Hall on Tuesday the
18th inst (which said Committee was appoint,
ed at a meeting of the Young Men Of the town,
convened at the same place on Friday the l4th
inst.) WIN. A. SLAcuM, Esq. in the Chair, and
NJ. BAYIEY, jr Secretary, the following com
munication was received and read
Mayors Office, .Alerandria, 18th July, 1926.
WN, SIAcuN, Esq. Chairman of the Committee on the
the part of the Young Gentlemen
have the honor to hand you, inclosed, CO.
py of the arrangements for paying suitable re-
spect to the memory Of eur departed fellow-ci-
,izens JOHN ADAMS and THOMAS JEFFERSON,
which have been adopted by the Committee on
the part of,he Common Council; and am 9harg-
ed 10 express to your Committee, through you,
the wish of this Committee that the young gen.
tlemen whom you represent, may unite with
our fellow.ci,izens on that solemn occasion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-19
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

By the very fast sailing schr Yellot, Captain
Gould, arrived this day in seventeen days from
Vera Cruz, information is received of the con-
tinued sickness Of the place--markets dull
money scarce
Our regular files ofVera Cruz papers 10 the
2s,h Of June, came to hand by this arrival, and
our private advices of the 9th, confirm the &C
count Of Com. Porter's acceptance of the COM
mand of the Mexican squadron, and add that
the frequent showers haG modified the sickness
among the people, and that since they com
menced, no new case Of yellow fever had occur,
red. Ball. 'Chron
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-19

With much respect for yourself, and those
YOU represent, have the honor 10 be
Your most obedient servant,
HUMPHREY PEAKE, Seo'y.
The following resolutions were then submit
ted and adopted:
|. Resolved, That we cordially accept the in
ytation of the Committee appointed by the
Common Council of Alexandria, to unite with
them in any measures which they may adopt as
a manifestation of their respect for the memory
of our late illustrious fellow citizens, THoMAs
JEFFERSON and JOHN ADAMS.
Resolrsd, That the Chairman be instructed
to address note to the Secretary Of the Com
mittee appointed by the Common Council in
answer to the above communication, and that
he enclose him copy OF the foregoing rcsolu-
ton.
5. Resolved, That the resolution which pass
ed a, previous meeting, directing our pro-
ceedines TO be published, be rescmded.
a. Resolved, That copy of the above pro-
ceedings be published in the newspapers OF the
town. WIN. A. SLACUM, Chairman.
M. BAYLEy, jr. Secretary.
The following is the answer OF the Chair
man of the Committee appointed by the Young
Men, to the communication before rected:
Tom Hall, .aLerandria, July ls, 1926.
SIR: have the honor TO inform you, that
YOUR communication Of this morning was re-
ceived. anc, laid before the Committee.
No stronger evidence could be given, on the
part of those whom have the honor to repre-
sent, to promose harmony on this occasion, than
the adoption of the enclosed resolution, without
dissenting voice.
With much respect, remain,
Your most obedent servant,
w. A. SLACUM, Chairman.
To II. PEAKE, Esq.
Secretary Of the Committee Of Council.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-19
From our correspondents.
BEACON OFFICE News Room,

BEACON bfFICE NEWS NooM,
Norfolk, July ~ Il. W.
Came up Schrs Juno Parker, from Bermuda, and
Eclipse, Bell from Havana, reported yesterday at QuaI
rantine.
The ship protection, Williams, for Rotterdam, and
brig Thule, Pitsburg, for Norfolk to load for ST. VIM
cents, are on their way down James River.
The brig Union, ThuIber for Havre, VIII leave City
Point in few days
Per srhnr Eclipse
June 29-Sailcd-Ship Tizettc, Shaw, for Marseiles:
brig Pacific, Shaw, for Portland.
July 1--Arrived-Brig promethcus, Abbott from
Mobile: schr van, Bowie, for New Orleans-Salled,
sch. Greyhound, Bunce, for New Orleans.
2d--No arrivals or departures this morning
The Elizabeth City Star of the 18th inst. says, that
the schr Sally Ann Douglass sailed from Beaufort, n
c. 1lth ut for ST. Domingo, with III emgrants, men,
women and children, who have been liberated by the
Society of Friends.
schnr. Alligator, Huntington, hence, at Providence
18th inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-19
For Freight,
Daniel HvUce

Having, by the aid OF
afriends, provided himself with a
,S5sf}9sl1Ss$5E4fs strong, handsome CARRIAGE
ezzsa-- z=ss9se=aapd two excellent young bays
brothers by DiOmed-socits portion ofpubc patron
age, in his vocation.
The stable of Bruce adj oins that of Mr.. John West,
where, when not engaged he will be ready to wait on
those who may be pleased to favor him He may be
permitted to add that he has provided his DomedS with
MEETINGS; for must afford qualification to the humane
traveller, that the noble animals which conduct l"n'
suffer not torture from the flies, during the extreme
heat oe the season. july l9--3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-19
New ENGLISH Publications.

y.1uE. BEAUTIES OF LORD BYRON, selected from
/ his works; to which is prefSed biograp,cGan,
Memoir of his Life and Writings, VOL ~ Wv w
Letters from the Fast, by John Carne, esq w
Observations the actual state Of the Engs ads LAWS Ss
of Real Property; with the outlines OF Coae; o by
James Humphreys, esq. vol: w
shakspeare's Dramatic Works-from the text OF Jonl
con and stevens; complete in volume, (hne pa,
cLrJanana. or Anecdotes ofthe life CT Sheridan-hls
ON" Tabe.Talk and Bon.Mots; with Portrait e. z 81
Mary of Scots her sf1pss
cane from I.ochleven Castle, vol. ~
Vst to the Rectory of Passy, with sketches of Cha
'is'' " coan.rv 225
Moderation, Tale; by Mrs. Holland, w.
Gravs Elegy in Country Church-yard; part s. OF the
gray L o. or poetcai ibrary o IS
stort;r's Law Of Evidence, vols. royal 8vo, Is 50
~" E,i,ion of Evans Mwrights' and Millers' Guide;
Flint's Travels IN the Vest Shaler's Algiers; Wbea
toms Pinckney; Johnson's Medico- ChirurYicai ne
view. Westminster Review, No. 9.
On sale by PiSHEf ih''irs Sun
Washington CITY, JuyF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-19

Messr5 Gales & Scaton have announced the
receipt Of new and extensive fount, on which
the I'd Vol. Of the Register Of Debates will be
printed. The work was yesterday commenced.
Members Of Congress who have any communi-
cations to make relative 20 the work, are invi-
ted by the publishers to do so Immediately.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-19
district OF Columbia.
GOuniu al ALernndrin.

county Of Alexandria.
ID hon VIM. Cranch Chief Judge OF the United states
Circuit Court of the District OF Columbia to be dis.
charged from imprisonment under the Act for the
lief Of nsoven debtors within the District Of Columbia
on the last Monday of July inst. at o'clock, A, NJ.
1.-THE Courthouse in Alexandra, when and where his
creditors are required to attend, T. l. LEE, &C
july1s =
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-19

DANIEL P. Cooke, Esq. the present able and
distinguished representative of the State Of H.
linois in Congress has two opponents; but the
papers from that section of the country say that
he will be elected with great ease and by an i'm
mense majority.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-19

The Frigate United States Commodore Hull,
sailed from Valparaiso for Coquimbo and the
Intermedos on the 7th Of April, pro,is:oned Tor
an eigh, months crusc--it was thought she
would go TO the Sandwich Islands.
Bat. Chyon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-19
70 Rent,
Notice.

A ppIJcATIoN will be made to the President and
n n;rectors of the Little River Turnpike Company,
for the renewal of certificate of one share of Stock
standing in the name of Geo issued in the year
1862: also. one half share, standing in the name OF
Geo. slacum's estate, No. 154S, dated February 20
1918, which have been lost or misald'
I'M. oo-eoAw JANE II. SLACUM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-19
Wheat w anteA.

VINHE subscriber having rented the occoquan M'lis
for the present season, will give the highest mar
ket price for good WHEAT delivered at the Occoquan
Mills, or at his Mill on Accotnk-also at his Ware
house in Alexandria Persons having Wheat for sale
will find it to their advantage to call at either OF the
above places. JoNh. JhNNEA'
mo 19 coI-t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-19
FROM THE BRAZILS.

Capt. Griffiths, Of the brig lnca, arrived yes
,erdav from Maranham, states that when he
sailed the North Coast Of Brazil was in very
disturbed state. Business consequently yer!
dull
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-19
SHIP NEWS.
Port OF AieXanNria.
RklXLD.

.MIy lS-Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk, with
assengers-Heports brig off Maryland Point bound
up.
Schr Francis, Nicholson, New-York, days; freight
for the District.
sloop Diamond, Davis, New-York days; ballast to
the master.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-19
. N2S2SZtXNNIIy~

DIED,
At the house of DR.. James Ewell, in Washington
City, on Monday morning, the 18th inst. after long
and proractcd illness, WILLIAM GILMouR Esq OF Ian
caster county, Virginia, for several years past mem
Der of the Virginia Legislature, and at the time OF his
death member elect.
In the same CITY, on the 18th inst very suddenly,
Mrs MARGARET JONES ME1HAN, consort of Mr John S.
Meehan.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-19
MarshaA7s Sale.

ILL be sold on the premises for cash, on Satur-
w day the 22d day of July next, at 10 o'clock, all
the right title and interest Of Robert Brocket in one
6s frame house and lot of ground, situated at the
Qsal northwest ofthc intersection OF Washing
ton and Queenstreets to satisfy execution in favor
of Lindsay & Hill. u. MINOR, ID. NJ.
june 26-ts For T. Ringgold, Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-19

We understand says the Kentucky Wing,
that it is intended to give public Dinner to our
distinguished fellow citizen, HENRY CLAY,
during his expected visit to Lexington. twill
be given by his late constituents, among "hom
he has so long lived, so faithfully and ably
served, and to whom he is so well known; on
account of his distinguished public services and
also of their undiminished confidence and eS-
TEEN. We are confident this opportunity will
be embraced with peculiar satisfaction by those
who have witnessed the frmasss with which he
has discharged his public duties, while assalled
on all sides BY his foes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-19
AUCTIONS.
Vrustee's Sale.

IN TUESDAY, The 18th day # tbs month, at the
OsREADISe- ROOM in Alexandra, ~ o'clock +. a.
the Subscriber will offer for sale public auction, tor
Cash,
100 shares Fire Insurance Company of Alexa. stock
do Alexandra & Norfolk Steamboat stock
i do Little River Turnpike Road Comply. stock
do .Ashby Gap do do do do
II do Alexandra & Fauquier do do do
do Boonsborough do do do
JOSEPH JANNEY, Trustee.
July II dts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-19

obtained for fine samples ofwheat, barley being
scarce, many inquiries were made for fine malt
ing samples, and last weeks prices would have
been realized for this kind. Oats, notwithstand-
ing the magnitude of the supply, fully support
ed our last currency. In beans, peas, and other
articles, there is no alteration
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-19

With much respect for yourself, and those
you represent. have the honor 10 be
Your most obedient servant,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-26
From, The american Medical Repietc.
CASE Of HORNED WOMAN.
Marlborough Montgomery County, { ia
i0h July, 1896.

Marlborough Montgomery County, Pa
l0th Jtiy, 1896.
Dear SRI take the liberty to for
ward for yourperusal the following case
of horned ,Oomdn, hoping that from it:
very rare occurrence, itmay not prove
acceptable. The account may be
relied on, as many Others besides my
self have seen her, and as she resides
but five miles from this place.
Mrs. b --, aged about seventy
years, the wife of farmer of Bucks
County, of strong constitution, was
affected four years ago, with very
troublesome itching over the centre OF
the parietal bone of the left side. In a
short time she perceived hard tumour
of horny structure occupying the
place thus affected which continued to
increase so that by the end OF twelve
months, it had attained the length of an
inch. Without any considerable pain,
ithas progressed in growth, an inch e.
very year, and is at present four inches
in length and is as thick as ones little
finger. 1t is not attached TO the bone,
but is evidently an affection ofthe cuti-
Gle; commencing with granular hour
glass shaped tumour of three eighths of
an inch in length, from which the bone
abruptly rises. After growing streight
for ore inch and three quarters ittakes a
spiral direction, and has completed near:
Fly a circular and half horizontally of
about the diameter of quarter dollar
piece. In appearance it so closely re.
sembles the horn of buck sheep, that
were it placed near real Sleeps horn,
it would be difficult to Distinguish be-
tween tn EN-. 1t is of the same color, a
dingy yellow; is as perfectly hard and
has all che rings natural TO horn of
that animal, tapeiihg also, as it does to
the end AS it occasions no pain, ex-
cept when blow congresses its fleshy
base between the horn and the bone; =
as it is perfectly concealed by her head
dress, and on account of what is of far
more moment with her snperstitious
belief that it is a judgment from above
fol some of her manifold sins, she re-
sists all persuasion 10 have it removed.
GEO. II. MORTON.
Dir. 3. RCsu Races.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-26

The Floods in lie Soath.-We ars sor-
ry to learn by letters from the South,
that the late heavy rains have done much
damage to bridges, crops, stacks, sc. in
parts Of Virginia and North Carollna.--
Tine following extracts have been hand
ed'tous.
Extract Off letter from Louisbwg, ". C.
dated the l5h.
@0n the 10th we had tremendous
rain and gust of wind, the water cour-
SEES were higher than they have been for
five years. The mail FOR the North was
nearly lost between this place and War
rentown. The ford of Shocco Creek
being impossible, the driver of thestage
went below where there was a'bridge.
As soon as the stage got on the bridge,
it floated off WITH the stage, passengers,
horses and all, but by the great exer-
tons of the driver, they were all saved.
He swan to shore, and having obtained
help, returned and carried the passen-
gers one at time to land on his back -
By other letters, we regret to learn
that the expensive, and very important
bridge (Gholscn's) over Mehertin river
has been swept away. One of the
stage teams of Major Gholson was drift
ed down the stream IN attempting to
cross Great Creek, in Virginia, on We'd
nesday night One horse drowned. :,
The driver and the other three horses
were saved, with much difficulty. The
mail lay covered several feet under wa
ter for 8 or 90 hours, but was finally
gotand forwarded. Nat. hniei.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-26
1 lSi90 P pI.1as 2s4,aao Tickets.
S51,33o

a asoo Blanks Blanks, }a4aao Tickets. s5i.93t
In this scheme, composed of 60 numbers By
| tenary combination, with eight drawn ballots
there will be 6prizes with three OF the drawr
numbers on each; 145G, each with two Of TN
drawn numbers on; and i0608. each with one
of the araSn numbers on: and 22i00 nckeo
without either Of the drawn numbers on, be
ing blanks.
To determine the fate of the 1920
tickets, the so numbers, from to 60
inclusive) win be placed in wheel on
the day OF the drawing, and eight OF them
be drawn out: and that ticket having on
It the LIST, ID. and Sd, drawn numbers,
as combination, will be entitled TO the
prize of S6.oot
That having on it the 4h. 5th, & 9th, to 2,0OC
That having on it the 9Th 9Th & 9th TO 1,5l4
Those five having on them the 4th 5th
and 9TH; 4th 5th and 9th; 4th 9th and 9Th;
9th 9th and 9th; 4th, 9TH and 9thi each lou
Those ten having on them the Sd 4h
and 9Th; Sd 5th and 9th; Sd 5th and 9Th;
81 5th and 9Th; Sd 9th and 9TH, Sd 9th
and 9Th. Sd 9TH and 9Th; 5th 9th and 7th;
5th 9Th. and 9Th: 5th 9TH and 9Th; 5th
9TH and 9Th; each 40I
All Others, with three of the drawn
Rumbe's on them, being SO each 70
Those 50 tickets having two Of the
drawn numbers en- them, and those two
the 4;h and 5th. each
Those l04 tickets, having two ofthe
drawn numbers on them, and those two
the 5tb and 9th or the 9TH and eth each
All others, with two Of The drawn num-
bers on them, being 1900 each
And all tickets having any one of the
drawn numbers on them, being I0,6o8
each
a considerable portion OF this Lottery is p
up into parcels of twenty tickets, taken at RAJ
dom, but in such manner that, containing
the numbers used, the parcel must of necd
sity draw the value of eight prizes of the 10.
est grade. Adventures who prefer paying o.
ly the difference between the price of III
tickets and what they are warranted TO. draw
Can have certificates, entitled them 10 all whic
The parcel draws over the smallest sum:
Certificate for 20 Tickets, S26
do. 20 Haf Tickets, IL
do. 90 Quarter Ticket g
A Single Ticker
Half Ticket,
Quarter,
'.'Letters. pos, paid. ENCLOSING prize tlcke
in former Lotteries, will be carefully attended,
tn, and the money RENTED, or invested q
| other tickets, al the pleasure OF the writer's.
Address to
XAHES & MCINTYRE.
Wasungsonc. IT,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-26

Robbery Of d Stags-Tbe Albany
Argus says,--We understand by a pas
senser from the west; that one of the
stages. on its passage to ALBANY, about
il o'clock on Thursday evening, be-
tween Utica and HeriimeF, Was robbed
of trunk. containing, amongst other
things, 5000 Ia cash. The particulars
we have not learned.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-26
An Anti pelling Association has

An Anti. Dealing Association has
been formed N Charleston, consisting
of c,tizens sof every religions Demon
.nalio AL meeting.whieh was held
al Charleston ooihe 81 instant, the as
s6ciatioh was organized, having for its
objects "to lessen the frequency of do
cling in this comnuui,y. apd the grad
uaI suppression Of abe practice." DR.
England was of opiuion that the great
object should be to sdestroy the fatal
deiusion, that honor sometimes made
this crime necessary" A committee
sss formcdto frame constitution, in
which we find the names of Bishops
Bowen and England, and Judges
johnson and Lee GenerahPinckney
was elected President; anda standing
committee of nine was appointed, OF
which Judge johnson is chairman -
A memorial 10 the Legislature was or
dered to he prepared by Judges John
son and Lee; and DR.. England was
appointed to deliver an address at the
next annual meeting 9'nis associate
has undertaken a pretty arduous task;
and if The object it contemplates can
beobtaned without causing the intro
dnction of deeper crimes, in lieu OF the
one sought to be abolished, It will
have rendered an essential benefit TO
society. BY the constitution of the so,
cietv, every memberis bound to give
information Of any contemplated or up
pointed duel of which he may have
knowledge, and meeting of the com
mittee is then 10 be summoned, and
measures are 10 be adopted to prevent
such duel.
Preparations are making for fortify-
in m tho ,,,ouata;n hark of Mopfroal nm.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-26
~ u @ R % ID So

two Girls and Boy, three copper Stills, Worms,
Boiler, Cooler, Tubs and every thing complete
for distilling, quantity of Wheat. Rye and
Corn. about Ave tons of Hay, Horses, Cows.
"A beautiful STUD HORSE. (S1:4P, }
Sheep, and one hundred Hogs: Farming i'm.
pleruen,s of all kinds, among which are horss
eeers, good Road Wagon, Plantation ditto,
Cart. Grindstone, Wheat Fan, Floughs, Har.
rows. &c. Terms: 1 he Negroes, Stills and
apparatus, and the Grain. will be- sold for CASH
months will be given, the purchaser ri wing bond
with sufficient security. The sale will begin
early in the day, and due attendance given by
GEORGE SElBERT,
Oct. -. DAVID VI CUSHVt
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-26

RUST SALE.--By virtue of Trust Deed
executed to us on the first day OF August,
1926 by John Gelwicks. snd now Of record in
tae county court of Berkeley, for certain pur-
poses therein specified, we, the undersigned
Trustees therein named, viii proceed 10 sell.
at the present residence Of said Gelwicks, on
FhEDD3P, The 10Th day Of .Nouenber Yiezt, three
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-26

FBtBLfC sALE.--By virtue of an
FL order made at the last term of the county
court Of Berkeley, shall offer for Public Sale,
at the late residence of John PorterieId, Decd.
on TUESDAY, The tn day Of November, 1926,
all the personal estate OF George Porter6eld,
inn consisting of
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-26
NEGRO BOY.

Several good farm Horses, Cattle, sheep and
Hogs: Farming Implements OF almost every
description, good Road Wagon, &c. House
hold and Kitchen Furniture. an eight day Clock
and Case; new template Stove and Pipe: a
Quantity of CORN, and many other articles
needless TO specify. The terms will be six
months credit, on all Sums above five dollars,
the purchaser giving bond with suficien, secu-
rity. SiLAS HARLAN, Committee Of tie
Oct 49, Estate Of George Porte.setd
Also, on The same day, and same place.
rs aGmi'dssrafor pih he nil annered Of John
Porterfeld, deceased,