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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-06-08
VALUABLE PLANTATION
For Sale.

yEvHE subscriber is desirous to dispose
Il of by private sale his FARM, lying nn the
Opeuuon, about one mile east of Martinsburg,
on the Shepherdstown and Chartestown road
This tract contains 800 acres $50 OF which, are
cleared and under cultivation, including 40 a.
ores of bottom land formed by the Tuscarora
and the Opequon creeks, as fertile and as beau
tiful as any in the state--This bottom, which
is entirely dry, has constantly produced from
so to 80 bushels Of Cora per acre, the subscri-
Der has gathered as much as 100 bushels )--lt
is also susceptible of being made most excel
lent me adow.-The improvements on this farm
have cost the subscriber at least S8,OOV and
he believes that the money has not been use
lessy expended. Besides the commodious
dwelling house, there are 19 other houses for
different domestic and agricultural purposes
a valuable SAW MILL on a seat which would
be admirably adapted to merchant mill. The
Tuscarora being here greatly enlarged by nu-
merous springs, and the fall on the land up
wards of IS feet--The barn will be shingled, SO
as to be in complete repair tor the purchaser
a fine young orchard which, with another on
the place, consist of 400 apple trees; a iioe
peach orchard; pump in the barn yard, and
another for the kitchen are among the many
advantages of this desirable property.
The terms will be very moderate, and VIII
be made known to any person DESTROYS OF pur.
chasing, by the subscriber on the place.
WILLIAM B. KING.
berkeley county, March To- tt
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LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE


No. la, Market street. Baltimore;
Where two shares Of the $4,000 dollar prize
and two Quarters Of the 10000 dollar PRIZE
and also the 5000 dollar prize; al; drawn m
the Grand State Lottery ON the 10th May last,
have already been presented and paid, and
where the crest and magnificent Capital
prize of
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COHEN'S "GAzETrE AND LoTTKnr REGIS
TER" which is published Immediately ali er ti'e
drawing Wi, contain the complete last o. vac
Prizes Il will be forwarded gratis. 70 all VINO
purchase their Tickets at CoHEN'S orfiSE,
ard who signify their wish to receive ".
Baltimore, June I, 1896.
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VIRGINIA..

|.
in the Superior Court OF chancery. holden
at Winchester. April n, 1876.
Thomas Turner aud wife. Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
James Mason and Joseph Grantham, Exech
tors OF William Rush. deceased, and the heirs
OF said deceased, Defendants
his cause came on to be heard this BIS, dag
OF April, 1890, upon bill, answers. exhibits
andreport OF Master Commissioners Waite and
Bent. and was argued BY COUNSEL whereupon
Il appearing by the said reports tina, the debts
binding the heirs and devisees amount 10 sum
the annual interest 0f which would greatly o.
verrun the yearly rents and profits Of the lands.
ane. the personally being already exhausted,
and il being agreed and consented to by all par.
ties that sale OF the realty would be to tie
benefit and interest OF all concerned, Il is by
like consent adludged. ordered and dccreed
that the Marshal OF this Court do proceed 10
cell the said lands. viz: the home place OF the
said rush. situated on the drains OF Opcckou
IN Berkeley county, supposed TO contain about
three hundred acres--Aiso the Tract devised
to Joseph Grantham. adjoining the above tract
and containing about eighty acres, also the
Mill aud land attached TO il. situated near The
same Also the House and Lot in the town Of
Martlnshurg, and the Eve hundred acre Tract
Of Mountain Land, devised TO tie Complain
ants. that the sand Marshal do give six weeks
notice OF the time and place Of the sale of the
| SAID lands by advertisement in the ,isrtlnsourg
Gazette, and it is further sdjudged, ordered
and tiecre.sl. that the terms OF sale be one
third fntwelve months from the day OF sale;
one third in TWO years, and one third in three
years, without Interest," aud the Matshal is
hereby required to take from the purchasers
bonds with good personal security, and also 70
secure the said payments by deeds OF trust on
the lands, and it is further adjudged, ordered
AID decreed, that the Marshal may AZ his dis
erection. divide the TAO frs, men,icu-d Tracts
ct Land to suit purchasers and secure the nest
price; and it is further ordered, that he report
his proceedings 10 the neat court preparatory
TO final decree, setting forth in his report
the purchasers names, the names OF their SC
curities, &c. and submitting the aeeds oi trust
taken III pursuance OF this order, 10 the In
spection Of the court
Copy Teste,
DAM. LEE, c. c.
IN obedience to the foregoing decree.
n ! shall, on .Ho,iday the ooh aoy d Jsoe ne1s.
on the premises, proceed TO sell upon the
terms and in the manuer directed the several
Tracts of Land mentioned in the said decree,
commencing with the House and Lot 10 Mar
tiisburg next the home place and the two
Tracts adjoining II; and lastly, the Mountain
Tract. The sale viii be continued from day
10 day, until all is sold The lands are vaiua-
bic and worthy the attention OF persons wish
Ing to purchase properly of thA, description.
NATHANIEL SEWERS. ID. ~
PR George w. Seesefs, M.wcp.
May ll--ctds.
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VIRGINIA,

VIRGINIA,
Berkeley County Court, ospii:
January TERM, 1926.
Jehu Harlan aud Nancy his wife, la.e Nancy
Evans, Plaintiffs,
Joseph Hedges, Nancy Hedges and Alcxan.
der Robinson. Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Joseph Hedges, not having
entered his appearance. and gwen security &C.
cording to the act ofasseinbiy and the rules OF
this court and it appearing to the satisfaction
otthe court that he is not aninhabani OF this
state --His Ordered. That the said defendant.
Joseph hedges, do appear here on the second
Monday in June next, and answer the bill
of the plaintiff. and that copy OF his order
be forthwith inserted for two months success
sively in the Msrtinsburg Gazette. and be
posted at the door Of the Court House OF this
county
A Copy--Teste
p. HUNTER, C &c
March IS, 1826-2m
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PuBLIsaED. WEEKLY.
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,


PArABLR IN ADVANCE;
OR TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
ArrER THE YEAR EXPIRES.
GJ No paper discontinued until all arreara-
ges are paid up. except at the discretion Of
the Editor.
- Advertisements inserted at the rate Of
One Dollar per square for the three first inser-
ions and twenty-five cents persquare for each
ubsequent insertion. Sd
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SCYTHEs. sICKLEs.

vNyE have just received supply Of GriiIn's
w prime Grading SCYrHES,
Griihn's Moving do
Waldron's Grading do.
Longs highly celebrated SICKIESs
Also, Crum Creek WiiETSTONES.
All of which we are determined to sell on
accommodating terms.
May IS I'm. RIDDLE s SMITH.
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MARTlNsBURG Va. THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1896
THE NEXT LOTTERY.

|nDD AND EVEN SYSTEM. by which the
~ holder of two Tickets or two shares Is
certain of obtaining at least ONE PRIZE, ADD
may draw THREE
Grand State Lottery of Maryland,
No Z, under the superintendent. OF the Com
nissioners appointed by the Governor and Coun-
Gil The drawing will be completed ~ ONE
DAY, and viii take place in the City OF Bslti-
more, ON WEDNESDAY, 18th July.
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MASONIC.

yHyIIE approaching Anniversary ofst. John the
Il baptist will be celebrated by EQUALITY
LODGE, No i36, al alartinsbdrg. on the 24tsi
june next An Address and Sermon will be
delivered on the occasion.
The members OF the neighbouring Lodges,
aud all other Masons in good standing, arc coz
.iially invited to attend.
H. WAITE,
r. NJ ERSKINE,
p. GARDNER.
w. n. RIDDLE,
r. BEaLL,
Committee IF Arrangement.
May 25. al. 5S26-A. ID. 1896
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An awful instance OF sudden death occurrefD
lately ., Drufy.Lane Theatre. Mr. Il. BAH,
banker, Of Dublin, principal partner in the firm,
Of Ball & Co. Of that place, while sitting sur
rounded BY bis friends, IN private box. sud-
denly dropped back and sapsfed.
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100000 DOLLARS

in the Grand State Lottery few weeks ago,
was sold in Shares, lilaif and two Quarters
ALL TO DISTANT ADVENTURES, and
,,here more Cnpitqi Prizes hare been obtained
tlan Of any other office in america.
orders from any part of the United States,
either by mail lpost psid) OF private convey
ance. enclosing The Cash or Prize Tickets IN
anv &c the Lotteries. will meet the same prompt
AID panctual attention as if on personal appii'
cation
- Be particular in directing 70
J. I. COHEN. IN. & BROTHERS,
BALTi MORE,
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We have convsrsed with an inielli-
gent gentleman who has been at Pana-
MA. lie says the most direct and best
course is 70 sail for Chsgres, and to :
proceed irmediately up the river, which
Is done in large canoes, which can Be-
made comfortable--tbe journey, then, Is !
not long or unpleasant. The sickly sea-
son at Panama commences after tho
rains in August, but It's at best niser-
able hole, with but slender accommoda-
tons for the inhabitants, much less.
comforts for Continental Congress of
considerable numerical force.
We are sure that after organizing,
motion will be made to adjourn to some
more convenient place; and as much
time viii b. lost in the incipieDt steps.
and as our ministers are to act in diplo-
matte capacity only, they will be in time
If they arrive il QetobsE-Noah's 4ap.
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HIGHEST PRIZE $50, 900,
SCHEME.
S16o.OoO

9l.o54 Prizes Slou,UOO
Not one Blank to Prize. All payable 10
CASH, and which as usual a, Cohen's Office,
can be had the moment they are dras4'f
Tickets IS 90 0aat,ers 81 %
Halves 2 so Egg hs o2t
To be hsd in the greatest variety OF Numbers
(Odd and Even1 at
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IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, Jacob wsggener, not having
entered his Appearance, and given security &C.
cording to the act Of assembly and the rules Of
this court, and il appearing TO tie satisfaction
of the court that he is not an inbabitant ofihis
state--T IL Ordered, That the said defendant
Jacob Wsggener do appear on the second.
Monday in June next. and answer the bill OF
the plaintiff, aud that a copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted for two months successl.ely
in the Martinsourg Gazette, and be posted at
the door Of the Court House Of this county.
A copy-Tes,e.
= ID. HUNTER. C. b. c.
March %, 1896 Pm
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CAUTION!

A LII persons are hereby cautioned againsf
Il A trespassinss on the Farm Of IosIaB FLAcG.
now in the occupancy OF the subscriber. Hay,
ing sustained considerable injury from persons
fishing. fowling &c. on said lands, has deter.
mined him to put the law in force against all
offenders in future. THOMAS G. FLAGG.
May 25, 1926.
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On. b. REYNOLDS
Prime Old Whiskey, &c.

Prime Old Whiskey, &C.
WE have on hands quantity OF V'IiISKEF.
wv distilled by Messrs. Cushwa and Osborn,
some wears ago. together with a lot of prime
OLD apple BR.E.NJDY The superiority
OF this wbiskey is too well known 10 neeG re-
commentator. Persons particular in the
article, viii do well 10 call; il will be sold low
by the barrel or larger quantity.
JAMES " RIDDLE & SMITH
Martinsburg, MAY
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T54snaS5x'S
hst..Olo p3N UaN.

~ HIS ~ ditin- Is not tl,fed ~ the
1 pibli, - 4 j. i..qtef, BIZ asa ta!lor-
nc admuab. aparied Il he reneEsl OF
Bile, &C. bet. !, Oily al III tli3 lespc't I'd
Calonel, and salerior 10 any othei fdfGa~
tive ia use.
|, is pecalisFly adapted 10 Bilious and IL.
nammatory DISEASES may be used in hll "a.
SEES where tits cfss y, kenedies ~ adm!ssi-
Bile, may Be repodieJ as often as sU.h ihej''
clues are necessary, with perfect safety
does MOI nauseatr unless the stom Tell Is ioad-
ed with Bile aud does not require tue Fas
tent 10 coiifne hin,eli 10 any particular
rules, dhrlhg its operation.
Those uersons whose constitutions havo
been Injured By an inipropefu use Of mercury
or are mprbidiy Susceptible nt It's inhdeuce,
will find IL tile be,t known substitute (as
Co,hadic) Tor Chlome. 49,,
Il Is believed 10 be fterentive Of the Bill.
iod. Complaints of our climate, ii one dose
(more il netessary,y he taken occasionally,
or AS sooh as general feelings OF indsposi.
ton, attended with bitter taste IL tue mouth !.
.urred tongue sc. anIiounee the approach OF
disease
II will be found valuable Febrifuge and
Aperienl medicine in small doses,
II contains no mercury aid may be safely
given under any circdhsia iices to WOMEN, or
children.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail,
by the Proprietor,
D0Cr JAMES COOKE, Druggist, !.
fredericksbutg, Va.
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very lines which Spencer wrote
would have appropriately answered
in " fancy's ,Iew,' for The genius Of
the place 10 have recorded the arri-
val NJ the modern bard at the shrine
If his luxurious predecessor -
- There u strange shepherd chance 10 6nd me
out
Whether allured with my pipes delight,
/" Whose pleasing sound ehrilled lAr nbpni
3" Or thiihcr led by chance, know nal iislt.
" Whom when asked, frominha, place he
came
Aud how he hight, himsellhe did ycleep,
- The shepherd IT he Ocean by name,
And said he came Fir from the mA,n sea
deep"
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NE W V.'JLaE8,

Among then are
he last of The Mohican,, in . YES. trou
The pen oil the celebrated American No, l. -
slr Cooper, ot New \ srk author the SPY
Piloi, Lionel LinLoiIi, &c. A.. ms work >
pronounced by Critics 10 be his best pro ac-
lion.
National Tales in vols this is VERY
superb production, and ought To be OWED
10y every person.
Ma,Iaa, .a,e OF the day, said to be a We,
~ excellent work
Faher's Difficulties OF Inidelity, said to be
very fine.
TIE foresiers by the authors OF Lights
and SHADOWS, OF Scottish Ute, &C &C.
NerplanCk Essays a. IT, Nature, aud
ns-s 81 IT valiou- e a,n,,s al hr,ealed
Religion This work 10 much praised by those
who have read it.
4 Treatise on the Christian DoctrUe
compiled from the HOLY Scripture .ione,
by John Milton, in.2 vols, This work IS ye-
~ superbl, executed, and ought TO be read
by every person.
Letters aud Papers OF the late Rcvd. Tho
mas Scc't, d y. never before published with
occas onal observations, 10y John Scott, A
NJ
The Book Of Fate, a new and complete
system of Forum Telling.
Gnmmere's Surveying, very new edition
greatly improved
The Modern practice Of Physic, by Robert
Thomas, NJ ID. the eighth edition, with Ne-
ry considerable additions, &c &c.
Treatise on Domestic Medicine, by Re-
bert Thomas, NJ d.
ingeiher " III great many others, all oil
which will ne sold very low by
ABRAM Il. NORTH.
Anrt e
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Up New Hooks,

HE subscriber has Just received and has
= for sale. Tue Apocryphal New Tesla
men' being all lbeGosprIs. Epistlps and ~
Ter pieces now extant, attbutcd in the
East four centuries to JESUS CHRIST, his
APOSTLES and their companinns. &c. Sc
Every person ought to own capy Of this
" DIRK; II being ih- very finest .edliion anil
contains all the Scriptures that MAS lei Ct
ed by the Council of Bishops at Niece,
some hundreds of Years ago--People anght
10 Judge for Themselves and not the Dish
OPS, the prlce Of the hook brins very mo.
derate. It's 10 he hoped that the people
"llI supply themselves with copy If this
very rare and valuable work and then they
can and viii Judge for themselves. Also,
the New Testament by Alex. Knrrland,
Minister OF the FIRST lndfpendani Church
Oft hrist called Unl,ersall5ts IN Phladei-
phia.
The Opinion of Chief Justice Marshall,
IN the case of Garnett. Executor of Brooke
VS.. Macon, hy Joseph Tate. eounselm Al
Law all of which will be sold very low.
ADRIAN X. NORTH
June Is.
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[No. aas

by friend or attendant. Who dailx
departing soon after returned again
before the hour Of closing. having
I he former To pursue Ler studies.
wIlieh chiefly consisted in drawing
from antique heads. Chance first
placed the youthful pair near each
oiber; ant 8 me secret excellence.
hitherto undiscovered, subsroteutly
determined him constant, IL select.
as models, such subjects rs brought
him nearest the fair artist. T;me
thus rolled away, and the Youth
found his bosom penetrated with
Notwithstanding undeiir,ble
scnsaiiuna. He knew not why I'D
wished to be near hcr---or why ba
delighted 10 gaze on her mild and
lovely connienance---so pale, so de:
lichlc, yet 81 full Of feeling nor
could he tell Why The fugitive
glance was So often directed 10 her
sylph-Iikc form and graceful move
menis; boi he felt that with such
being he should be forever happy
although incapable of defining lis
idea OF that happiness. Gne day
tie object Of this silent al rai,on
was absent another and ana,her
passed. still she did mo- apprs -
Antonio VAS inconA.lable--bug he
shrnhk from inquiry, for he fea.nd
that ever, one already pnsscssefl the
sc rel Of his Thoughts. Many days
elapsed IL This uncertainty. during
Which he was indrfaiig,ble In stu
u. for size had Once, while leaning
on the shoulder of her companion,
praised his work a. being an ASA,
0eilo words never forgotten though
answered only by silent obeisance,
and he hoped again 10 attract her
notice. AT lc 9Th the attendant
again appeared alone and habitcd
III deep no,ltnIng the heart Of the
youth failed At the sight, bur sum
nonlIg courage a. she passed IN de-
parting With II porlhlio. he venturcd
To inquire for her friend. La Sig-
nora Jn'td. replied she bursting into
tears. rs dead = No more was asked
aud nothing more said. Who Julia
was, Canosa never knew but her
name. her image. Tong remained
cngra'"n on his memory. llB WAS
then engaged under Ferrari Bd The
statues which still ehbcllisl, ikn villa
Ircpolh, near Carbnnara. How
inksone must tho l;tbour bestowed
on these stiff mamie, ed and uninlcr-
esting figures have been ID his ardent
imagination, glowing with llit EN-
thnsiasm which bis feelings Wero
then calcu ated 10 inspire Tho
incident. in fact, aided in the eorma-
ton OF more elevated conceptions
he longed 10 realise in thu pe. - IL
on OF art the beauty ho Had unions
scionsly loved. tsen III alter Neg
When labourins TO unite ihe purity
ut angelic Cha ms with the soft !,-
ing lorns 81 mortal lbycllncss, FAM
~ reverted to early impfcssio"ss
aud clothed In Der vivid bues. tiIc
yonth--tho bcautiful--lhe nniors
tunate julia"
A man disruling with anotliefs
said III great heat, that hc 1u rot
like to be lhonSh Il st0dadre,: 1
wish. reptile ms up 'puu', init ypa
had as great a dislike ~ oeing =
Sound rel.
II =. tns1Ls =. ls.R
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N& DNiSNNN s
CELEBRATED
RHE UMATiC POWDERS /;

Recommended BY The most rtaprctadie PhyStci.
ans IN Europe as eeA as IL .7a,erica, as a
off cud ceytatu cure for
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RUST received large supply of the bes
j CoH pressed american Castor OL
Also, on hand d large quantity OF SD.
perior made Putty. -
WIN. OWENS & 6. l.. LECklE,
.lpothecaries s. Druggists
Feb IS.
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Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &c.
+. Il


AS ;ust received an additional supply
II # fresh Drugs and Medicines, &c. a.
Ino 5",pss,orOil. ,alomei, Jalp, Sal. Ammonia,
.a Carh Amonia. Srs. ditto, EPSON
lIg n. GIanBr do. Rochelle do. chelten-
san 1o Fglish Manganese, Gum Opium,
nam Mann va Ac,, Almond Soap, Violet do. YER
hem lar Oriental do. pamyrene do abyssi-
nao"' 40 Use do.Paim do, Musk do Benzoihe
man a uY ina do Olive do Transparent dc.
90 90 10 hucers, Pink do Peach do. Tooth
Ill, Tooth Punches, Nipple Shields,
3 | ooa.,h Pumps, Snuff Boxes, Smelling Bot
op esh Brushes, Tooth do. shaving do.
u all sizes, Syphrons, Sand Paper, f.
n,and Silver Caitetors, Ground Logw God +,
laY and American Glue Together with a
oHer Of other articles IN his line for sale
NE lowest cash prices. May 4,
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VIEW PUELfClIION's.

HE Subscriber has the pleasure 81 an
noancing 10 The public that ht has JUS
received further SUPPLY Of
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The Subscribers have Just recelved,

The Subscribers have Just received,
Il
Gum opium Cloth do
Gum camphorl Silver wire tooth do
onlphate qninne Came hair pencils
hose water Rose tooth powder
oaicIn' ma gnesia Otto rose lip oalve
Carb. do Red waters
Mead's ani-dispeptic Black do
or sour stomach pulls Dry white lend
5arsaparila root Red do
| China do Chinese yermiliion
orris do Prusslan blue No.
Medcamentum Venetian red
Oil cloves Spanish whiting
Glober salts Campeachy Iogwood
Epson do Gro I'D camW ODD
Oil wormseed N'.a}#t5fs
Super. carbonate soda .Gro.s .
Carbonate do Red
lBrtariu acid Blue VIZ
Tartar emetic mn black
PulN. ipecac- !Ft. Glue
Cum as-aIptiua fanatic
Puv. jalap Nlacabov snuff
cum sualacnm Rappee 90
Gum ammoriac scotch do
Gum kino tbesD Palm soap
Peruvian bark Lavender do
Cbamomie flowers Transparent do
iva ursI Windser do
Fish berries CASTLE do
Muir acid Spermacela
hacassar oil Gold leaf
Antique oil ,lcOhol
Orange peel tam sh.llac
Aqua tortis Gum c"pai
Galomel spirits tuapeDt;re
Cream tartar " edgewood mortars
Oil peppermint nipple shells
quicksilver Breast pipes
Essence walls Evans crown lancets
Fancy perfume viais Common do
sials tom to Oh. Tooth drawers
RoraX refined fauCeps
Rotten stone lin Toll
starch Tjnctnre bottles
Paint brushes assorted Specie do
Hair brushes Pill boxes
hItr WASH brushes Bottle md vial corks
FrUH irefs, Ornamental Shrubs, Bui6on8
Roots, Grass seed, &c. ordered iel ynaH nd
rance n fhe NsW Irites.-Ne shall shortly
receive aa additional supply oil Garden an,
Flower se.d, fancy flower pos, sc. &c.
WILL. OWEN5t 4 e. l.. LECklE,
Apo hecares X Druggists.
Dec. 90.
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lH1OODSTOCK by the author Of Wa
w verify, Tales of the Crusaders, &c. &c
Jus, received and for sale at the new book
and Stationary Store of
CHAS. A. WITHERS.
June IS.
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INST received and fol- sale by the Sub
y scriher, the Opinion of Chief Jnst'ct
Marshall, in the case of CARAT, Ext o
Brooke vs.. Mason et al. -
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June ~.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-29

A man disFuling with anotliefs
said III great heat. that he dn. rpt
like to be thons.h Il st6dadrei: 1
wish, reptile ms up nm ~, tnal ypa
had as great dislike ~ oeing =
scoundrel.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-29
THOMAS y. DUvAL, ,

Has just received supply OF the above
Medicine, rs agent Tor the Proprietor.
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