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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-05
BensfeAd for Sale.

- This valuable Estate, containing An
1IETf 1900 Acres of Land, is situated in ~
asss Charles county, near the line which ~
divides II from Prince George. 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-05
A House Of Entertainment.

A House Of Entertainment.
- The undersigned begs leave to in.
m form his friends and the public generate
that he will move on the first day Of Ami
next, about four hundred yards west Of
the Court House, the Little River Turnpike Road
where he will open House of
Private Entertainment.
for the accommodation Of Travellers others. Tho.
who may favor him with their CUSTOM will find eys,
thing in good order. and Of the best quality good ,nI
well furnished Stables, and faithful Ostlers. TN
House and situation very comfortable more SO than
any other in this part of the country, and will be cor.
ductedin genteel manner, and on the most reason,
BILE terms, He is impeled by sense of gratitude n
express his Acknowledgements to his friends and en-.
TONER'S for their liberal support for the last nine or len
years, and from sense of duty to solicit continuance
SO long as he shall merit it.
JOHN BRONAuGH.
Fairfax Court House, Va March,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-05
list Of Letters

Remaining in thePost Office at Alexandria DE- Api''
ist 1927. ~
Persons applying for letters in the following NM
will please say they are ADvERTIshp' OF lucy "''s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-05

MILL be sold for cash, Saturday the l4tA dag 81
w .3pri merit at ocLock in the afternoon, all the
right, title and interest of Abel Hobrook in and to
the following lots of ground
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-05
names w. Scott,

All Of which will be sold at the late reduced price
10 mo 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-22
Reyd,on. D.
RO.4NOKE L4NN-


offered tor sale the Tract Of Land h the syb-c
per resides on the Roanoke River, the county Of Meek
ientufg, 10 miles south east Of the conhouse m
actual survey I2ji Acres Of which 80 Acres fertile
Bottoms about 20 Acres Of Creek Low Ground The rrser
part now uueleaeh and reserved Plant Lsnd. or The
Land there than 50 Acres Of highly T.,
70 clear all Of which will produce Two ihir of bt
. superior toh1cco land. The InayrOyneis ARE IN oI
repair, amply sufficient for the comfJbls Accommodated
r''te any AID recurring large crop of every desofnt
IN" estate . II the most valuable Tobacco
pl.te. W" 'V"
Immel7'r possession he had and with the land ,b,
purchaser eau be accommodated With Corn, Oats Long ~.
rage STOCK aud Piansi,sn Utensils; and Oyereer
Tor The nxi year who has the equation Of being s5.s
manager ot the lpbacco crops Of White May Whss,
y w sowing AND WI be neatly put m The ground Tie esiaa
{" very 1~sirshc with him 80 make private contact -
Shci payments will be greatly preferfed but the purc
ca" be accommodated with TIRE
Tact q HIGH LAND, WITHIN I mile IF pov5,o0 ,,,
taulins ~ ocFes NOT iln 10 o which az, ef.
more Than one half o. which Tobacco I1nJ Az ,,n,,
Ihe o "l be conveyed he purchaser these iract, of
30 sha,s' q Roanoke Navigation Stock upon which ae
on each share have hren paid. F Wv" 80
a, Agent n Mr. S,hh rs. Spiasin, Of A,Aam, will ..
gVaee5 ot Lind lying in the county Of Nrttowsv gr
Tennessee. 49, ~ " -""'"s "
Should the Land belonging o. the sss,efer NJ MOI i,p,
on ~ prirMe contract before dsv
will on tha; day, n far not the Ded fsif Jsv be M
Fuhc Auction, On The PIanfaiinn tie r,ienee ~ the si
scfher aud hs Roanoke Stock. For The Land NJ Ar II v.
one two yeas credit vii be gwen iof the Aud un o,rrt
te trrnr will he foDfIf The puchrse m ney ,,be -
utc IL mtiti Che balance divided into three annual
Tor ibe other property credit vii be- gwen aaf III 80 L.
o. JuHe ntNi Should rfiyHe nile n tie property att liz
H. o., " ~ " ''-""'"u' O. GREEs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-22

thos w. Giiner, one OF the Editors OF the present
Charlottesville Advocate. Mr. G. mentions that be
heard MIR. j. say. before the las, election, that
=" one might as well make sailor of a cock or n
soldier OF goose, as President of Andrew Jack,
somi'-but that " il is due perhaps to Justice and
truth, TO add, that Mr.. Jeffer son. far as knew
entertained opinions equally ugtAvorable of the
htness of JohnkQ Adam-, as atstesman
think in the conversation just alluded to- he spoke
OF him as having been always one thing in poll
ties, and having Undergone no actual eh.nge
-lnce the days Of hi- pupiiage in the sehool OF the
elder Adan's.'-lt is To bs regretted, that while
Mr.. u was detailing much of MIR. Us objec
ton 10 General j., he did al.o detail MIR. Us
objections to MIR. A.-ar less, in the same way /,
that the editor of The Fauqrier Gazette reports
that Mr.. Z did To himself.
We do not question that Mr.. J. bad strong OBJ
Jections TO General Us being elected Piesiden,
at the time oil Mr.. C's conversation ia .fug usk
ls2'-We presume ths, lie tten preferred AIR.
Adams TO General J.-Bu, with Nj AS GIsi
Message in December following. that prele epce
Is known to have vanishe!. The two letters,
which have been Published in ibis paper from MIR.
Jstierson's pen-ani the two letters which have
been published from his son-in-law Gov. Ram
dorh, leave not tbs shallow of doubt on that
subject. FiSm that memorable period. he regard.
ed Mr. AS administration with itrepi ssible alb.
horence and disgust and looked 10 General a.
jackson AZ the man who WAS to lid the country
OF the hosts of evils, and of enc, oschmerts. " bch
This miscellaneous administration Threatened.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-22
VIRGINIA FEAIALE AcADEMY
30 YDTON, BIJRC; 70

bNlE :; Session OF g23, will commences On Monday
Il 1th, aud cose about the midd. June TN, ro;,,s.
H,taeon val comprise Needewofk Spelling kesdns
Nhg, Ainhne'iG English Grammar, GeograI,y with tie
use OF the dlu1es History, Natural Philosophy t,ivm,.,r,
neiss LeiLe B'Iany Astronomy An elegant I'D Meds
q presented 70 every Young Lady whose Ednrsi &C..
That Distinction. ' "-'s' IA
fced ~ Hua'Ioh admitted 10 he Of the mort Dpsrf-
W society our whole sies have been tXettsd TO NOS.
n we axe "ne o Tie Trust repossd
examination 81 our elaasss, cuay our s
we nope saen~ ed our friends of eapibti. We arc
suy 81 eacies,hye IN number, who have cen Ion, .m
H with The duties have performs; and Al, allsn III,
oe h'de next year, OF ~ CT the Pncpa ty,
neeh m the school 70 qualify him a, Ttacirr
em.ir 10 persons asquaiate with Boydton unnse-
sy 70 say any thing 81 as healtne Others we state i,
supple TACT that during sidence of t,y, wear. in H.
place among the many young ladies' have lie II =. fhat
assistanoe has been injured. ~ -'
IN, terms for Board aui Tuition $50 se.,,n; M0s
ssH Diawng and Painting S20-he whole PAYABLE in A.
Vsnse' Each Young lady expected bring with her par
oI sheets blankets, o"yeflI and towels Otherwise en- ~,
extra charge will be made. 800
JOSEPH II. WARSE, Piinri.
Boyd;oH Dec. %. 81 "a "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-22
.MEIY .M.aP "a YIRGIN.LlTIai.-

bNhE New Map OF Virginia, compiled actual survey
= nni.i me authority OF ihe State. Published aII
may ne ohansiby desigUus procuring
mons. - - - - $50
Tins Wink effected by the lahour Of many years and al
great cost care and money has perhaps surpas.
60 IN variety aud accuracy of detail beauty
execution hteteets tue highest credit science ami
sNl oil Tue Per.ens immediately concerned publication
ana must prove highly gratifying public rae
hYe authorized the sale of $50 Copies only his
map, M The large scale OF five mes neh and The
euiiSe, with Tee view Of king the extensive and
a' possible have dreeet the cope. disposed u at
moderate price OF $50. - " "'''e
Upder these ereuEs'nee. is probable tina, per.nr, hc
hA not make Faiy application will he unable 10 olau
Copy OF this beautiful and valuable work.
August 3. OFT
Map Of prgnia, reduced from tie Nfne slee, M, =
sss, according 20 re PrOoisioi Of OF General
Assembly, passed 9h Darch 1887, also puLl;stf asx
may DC oetaEed application Gbove Price 8 Dereopf
o9P q 10Th FLAPS a., convenient portable form. MAJ 5.
DIe. -, ls.I e3-fr-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-22
LAvD FoR sgLE

i1loh ssis, The Tract Of Land in Nougwsv counts, >,
j. IA wood, ~ COZ aning e5s Acre. 81 which Que third
NJ land y OF good quality; e. sbonf 2 n,l.,
ws knyn Falls aiil, The estate has ali the m.ysl
I @ s upon ~ eommodOvs $50 story Bfek Dwelling
. ip al other buildings for use comfort and er,pce
anotsr Ut Senueu'sus oDuntry residence AI.o f al.
Rvers an bt ns ~ The fCik Of Big and Little Nooway
sod Ia '9 SIDE, Of ofePsn Creek CONTAINING
rse obco o. which one half j. woods shci b, "a
10 fbs auj te cleared sndis fertile ana veil sIsptsl
equal 10 49,, o cotton, corn wheat Tie tract i
,he neeesyv me TOT. "i The two No0ossy IL has al
r-;- is"idipgs Tor the accommodation Of fannie.
crops. Iti ard preserving every speeies Of
hin A. ,uied 10 healthy and agreeable
n 49, 'niles Of Petersburg aud CO OF Ronn,oe5
q7,i H. 91ve ianis sold privately before the
- 90 loi which due noce vii he gwen liz
premise. On mat dsy, sell TO tie bigis bidder on The
Stock Fs, lott OF which he feiides All the Live
tre aid s,,s CeH Corn, Fodder Oat belongnc 10
Che preme aug on the 25h day same month on,
the ok seIl 70 the highest bidder, the tract ~
ths Iiye GU, LiIc 4 Big Nytow4y Rivers l. rsfer b Iii
that bejong 10; Fodder oats la mig Utensil,
or iania'ion The land Will be on Ct edif
month"; az Tue other property viii he cold rref a. IL
fU1"a'e' giving bondf with approved security
sottowsy, Dse q. nENNf bEvERLf'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-22

Contrary however, TO all rational calculation
scafeelys member Of the Adems meeting wa. to
be setn 10 The Courtyard; but Gleir at,seoce coca
slonsd no sensible diminuuon OF our numbers. for
d nose oencDs' 80 sPnseiy occupied al their meet
ing, were iio,o Nbrotgcd ,c,fh n ,l.occfa5,e 49,;
most attentive oudiforv.- Mr. Hoos nrefscsI b;s
aldress by rema'king, That the election. IN Nsv
York and me late election Of Speaker for The n
Of Representatives, bad 80 fully eyoced The ~
periof Strength q GsNsra Jsck:on. as 70 rrs~,rds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-22
NNHIRLrLn

r. Toys collection n Engrire, i, nov nc.o !, q.
a : public ~ The room IT H. . rstieof,, ~, y t,.
81 Ah sbcttt n C. nsis II number ~ -. - -,
OF Engraving ~ every department 0fibs 49, ni.r he &c.,
Thee are Many Fo'as II einreni ae,.,n, Which sn},
,an fole3n rTiie"i'fiy interesting. A~4sT which s,e
.ssnpf, bt."t, "fouesm Dlfvsr w. C.ns'<n 2 rritfs
ChsIts - uke q urltspi, rfnres Us NJ H. a,
Sssl, Ne t'poah aIoote NJ, siJit fi..oN,i, r-ini,
Thee aTg also many der .riie,r whish rsnaos f,G =
Pie1,s he q nsisvr end crstf DE sroeoA
80 80" ~ c--sa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-22

ETHNe LtcHels - % QtfIrlerS 81 %
Hdtces, 30 Eighihs, G2
Orders from any part of the United States, either b
man (9si rad) private conveyance enclosing the ca
Pze Tickets IN any OF the Lotteries will meet the ).ame
prompt and Puneiual attention personal
~ Address l.,
YfTES & AI'IJVTYRE,
M, Richmond, ia.
NFN. q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-22

sA COMM, Dcass . Ho niger my Agent in pio,,rrs
no psymea 9 pubic are respectfully fequs,ied 70 on,
Diy account. ia"saoi ahy nutness will him o.
RchmofJ De- o., JOHN MeENrfRE.
AZ ,-f----.-- C3-3t
w P,wer neh, ~ healthy .tusion, = good JV 7fs
or a.. WIN improve sufable To- Cottou t,c.
Rchu6rs 80 hay',g suah Power within 20 or 30 nss Of
q Tenant bv ~ up suitable Buiings be nisy i,a
rs-fe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-22

MEETINGS OF THE PEOPLE
~ IS ~ VAN, that the two Oficials Isbor 10 kern
up the deiusons which they have luopsgsfcd about
me sentiments Of Virginia ], IL in vsin,ths y liz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-22

"A resolution nom toe Militia Committee ,ssi
concurred in, declaring able petition If6in
Frederick for reducing muster fnes TO seventy live
cents as maximum--ope from The {. OF Schools
&c. declaring il inexpedient 10 call in the debts dur
from indyidasis TO the Literary fund, at this time.
in much az The Committee think the debts well
secured, ard the privilege of paying the same in
FIVE annual instalrnente TO eou mence from the
FIRST OF April, 1923, was secured to the debtors
by law-,yas coDcuired in.
Rsiolu,iohs from the Militia COMMITTEES were
agreed to, declaring it expedient TO amend tho
law relative TO the ray of clerks of courts of
quty, 'o.amehd the o'h section Of the act of 1929.
and favorable to another battalion, in the I7Ith
Regiment.
y resolution from the Committee FOR Courts of
Justice, declaring it nexredient to act on the sub.
Ject oil The Governors communication, suggest
ing uncertainties in the title of the land fixed on
by The Executive for the cite OF an additional
Arsenal, was read. Mr. Kelly moved to reverse
the decision of the Committee, in which lie wss
supported by Messrs. Marshall, HaIvie AID w. =
Ter, and opposed by Mr. L0cket. The motion
prevailed.
An ensrossei bill for the sale of certain slaves
belonging to the estate of John Hamlin, was read
third time and passed.
MdRRtEDl -ont!e SEA inst. by N, Req Mr. Gran,rer
~. Edward Johnson, Of Oakland, Chested county.
ms, M,".'v@ l. daughter sf Mr. Richard s,ih, dee ~
.Ae 2i,t Noy last, by tie Req Nm RiosaySi,.
eaP,I NJ jti e.s, Miss D., the ony daughter
Ia ti,ch, dec. all Of Charlotte county Pa
DIED LIN Cartersvie, Tuesday, sOh ir Ms, INV
Ann J.nn'ns daughter ef Mr. james Jsnning,, r6ant
y fhdt place. in the i7h year Sac AaH fur ~
u moahs been affiliated Ioit pulmonary affection ks
youig lady possessed nntiable disposition, a,Tsc.
tonts and dat dGnghser and By her deep IN the
cIo't'g periods IF hsr disease the subject riieon gaze
her cfeied parents and ends hope sas died
to live again.
-. on Redns:day night tie 2sn M after long and
PAINFUL Illness 1irs Ann Street, IF Usbanna iddesrr
She has iff TO Ter Toss isbad as ngseffon
ate danghtsr and large circle friends
Gfess 10 r'om hr Unfnes 6stter knossn sAan
described In an obituary notice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-22
THE
DISMAL SWAMI


TO BE DRaH NJ 1T RICHHON.D, Y.a.
On Wednesday, the 10TH Of ian 1928.
When the following Prizes will be distributed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23
pUILApELPUI,. Aur. J3.

Mr.. Buchnnan's Letier.-Wc had the
only copy of this letter which was in Phi.
ladelphla on Friday. Early on Saturday
morning we put up few bills, stating. that
the letter Of Mr.. Buchanan. in reply to
Gen. Andrew Jackson, would be published
in this paper at o'clock. p. NJ. IL would
be diffc ult to convey to persons at die.
tnnce correct idea Of the sensation which
this notice produced. The city was like
hive Of bees. The Administration men
seemed laden with honey. while the Jack.
son mon were dartinr their s,ings IN all di-
rec,ions.-The substance of the letter was
noiscd abroad, and the Impotence of all
parties to read il, became very great We
have seen nothing like Il since the arrival
ofthe news Of peace in ISIS.
Democrats Press.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23
phere. Twill not dwell longer upon New.

phere. Twill not dwell longer upon New
port, and It's delightful island. Let me
however, emphaticaIly observe that It will
one day become place of general resort,
centre ofattrsction and that it depends
on the wealthy capitalists of Newport and
Providence TO hasten or retard that desir-
able period. Poor or ordinary accommo-
dations will disgust and drive away many,
and on the contrary, spirited and judiclo us
exertions will be sufficient to give ceebri.
ty to scenes much less worthy than the
groves and shores of Rhode Island.
VISITOR.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23

Counterfeit BMs.--Five dollar counter
felt bills, purporting to he Of the Geneva
Bank. plate engraved by Murray. Draper.
Farman, & Go. and printed on thin paper,
are in circulation. The Cashier gives no.
tice. tha, no bills Of tha, plate have been
issued for more than year past, and that
almos, the whole Of that impressloa Is now
withdrawn from circulation.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23

JoHS III. BRyAS. has been elected to y e
twentieth Congress, from North Ca :.
lima.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23

In taking the following proceedings into
our columns, we would not have il understood
that we adopt any part Of the creed held forth,
or wish to impress upon the minds of the pub
Iicsnything tending in the least TO injure that
best ofiraternties-by no means--we copy it
TO show the state of excitement existing in
that part of the country from whence the
unhappy Morgan was taken, and the proba-
bility ofveracity OF what has been so frequent
ly inllmated
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23
WILLIAM PAYNE. O. uirmar.
ROssETER CTIEEsoN Sec,sfo,u

Public Erfcutions. The civil authorities
At Albany have most judiciously resolved
'o make no parade and allow no martial
'ageantry at the execution of strang. ilc
vii be confdod to the civI officers, and
no public excitement will be encouraged
by professions. &c. This il truly com
ncndahIo and we hope it may be univer
ally copied on like occasions. Public or
der and the promotion Of good morals re
7uire Il.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23

SfcKSrss.--As il is usual attbie season,
dren. Much ofthis is doubtless produced
BY the ind,l enre ofPsrents and ends in
supplying them with the fruits Of the sea-
son. particularly those fruits that ere not
yet ms,ured. A pruder, caution iH thin
respect would preserve the health ond lives
Of many children. A prompt attention ",
an early stage Of inian,,le complaints,
should never be neglected by those who
have the charge Of the subjects Of these
diseases, which may often be easily rent
died in an incipiient state, but become as
suredly fatal. if left to assume decided
form. II is better TO procure medical aid
twice unnecessarily, than TO omit IT once
where iis assistance is needed 70 ce-n,sS-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23

On Friday, twenty-nine men,women sn!
children, were taken from a cellar in James
street, NewYork, by the visitor Of ths
Aims house, in state of extreme wretch
edness. The cellar presented scene dis
gusting beyond description.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23

Havana. II is contemplated 20 estab-
lish bank at this place. with one millioa
capitol, on a plan similar to that Of the l.
States.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23

The following letter was written to tho ed.
itor of tho Providence Microoosm, from
which paper we have the pleasure Of copying
IL into our columns Therenre some sugges.
tons advanced by tho writer for the partial
resuscitaton Of this place, which have been
TOO hong dsregrrded, and which We think,
ought more earnestly to be taken into consd.
GRAFTON. Let those Of our onterprising citi.
zcns then. who have the meano, and who feel
an interest in the prosperity and welfare of
,bis place, tska sGas u the points binted
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23

THE OHIo CANAL--said to be second
only to the Grand Canal--is in vigorous
prosecution. Nearly forty five miles of it
are completed and twenty-eight miles
more will be finished in the autumn.--Oth-
er portions are under contract; 200 me &
are employed on the Licking Summit.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04

TOR SALE viii sell on accommodating
l. terms, the TRACT or Land on Back
creek, IN Berkeley county formerly owned by
Ra~leigh Colston, Esq and by him devised to
John NJ. Colston, by virtue of whose will now
offer it for sale. There is on The land a Saw
Mill and a seat for a Grist Mill, and a most sd-
vantageous situation tor . Distlllery. The land
IS wen tImbered, and from three to five hun
dred acres will ne sold as may best suit the pur.
chaser. Persons disposed to we the proper
ty may see it by applying to Mr. job Robins who
now rents the Saw Mill. Twin convey such title
as was IN John NJ. Colston, which IS believed to
be perfect. EDWARD COLSTON, Err. OF
Sept. Oft. John " CoLsfon.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04
Mattiusaurg Nares.

w ILL be run, on Wednesday the 10Th day
wv OF October next, over a good course near
Martinsburg, the COLTS PURSE, W miles
and repeat; none but Rather Colts TO be enter.
ed. Entrance for each Colt, leo bushels of
Wheat.
TIE second day, a purse of FIFTY DOL
LARS. one mile aud repeat, free for any horse,
mare or geldihg,
The third day a purse of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS, three miles and repeat. free as a
bove, the winning horse the proceeding day
excepted, Carrying weights agreesbly to the rules
Of racing. The purses will be deposited with
the lodges previous TO the race commencing.
-Four horses to be entered for each day or no
race. The horses to be enterd on the evening
previous TO each day s race, or pay double en-.
trance at the poles.
ROBERT L. TURNER, Manager.
September 3.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04

1RGLFL4-Ber&etey County Court, to mt:
AuGUsT Term. 1897.
henry Seioert' Pa nat,
tTArSSr
john Wright, otherwise called John p. Wright,
the legal representatives of Samuel Wright,
deed. Andrew Ramsey, Sarah Wrigh, aud
George Noli, Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
THE defendants. John Wright, otherwise
called John 7. Wright, the legal repre-
sentatlves of Samuel Wright. decd Andrew
Ramsey, and Sarah Wright, not having enter.
ed !he'r appearance, and given security &C
cording to the act OF Assembly and the rules of
tins court. AID 1t appearing to the satisfaction
OF this court that they are not inhabitants of
This siatc-H is Ordered, that the said absent
defendants do appear mere on Nie second Mon.
day in November next, and answer the bill of
The plaintiff, and that a copy of this order be
forthwith inserted for two months successfully
IN the Martinsburg Gazette, and be , osted at
The door ct the Court House of this county,
A ~Copy-Teste,
Aug. 23, 1897. n. HUNTER. C.R.c.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04
LSAAC S. LICK. & Go.

LAVE the pleasure to inform the Farmers
IL Of Berkeley and Jefferson that their Mill
is again ready for the reception Of all kinds OF
GRAIN. They will give a barrel of supeFfne
Flour for every three hundred pounds of Mer
charitable Whest-Ihey wtl. as usual, give a,
all times, q isr price, in Cash, for Wheat, Rye
and Corn, to those persons who may be dispos.
ed to sell - they would remark for abe infor.
nation OF Farmers at a distance, that they now
have on hand. and intend keeping, a sufficient
quantity Of fresh made Flour from new Wheat
with which to make any exchanges that may
be called fer
Msrtinsburg. Jnly 26,-tf.