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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-13

TIRCLA1z. Bsylssy County csagf. 70 .sas
-3prst ferm, 1897
Amelia Turner. widow Of simeon Turnss
dec. plAintiff,
agaasf
Thomas {. Lane. George 8. Lane, John ".
Lane, Elliot 4. Lane. Wiiloughby W Lane
Isaac ~. Carter, William Miller and MARY r.
his wife. late May r. Lane John Martin, jun
and MARY r. his wife tate Mary r.. Carter
George Webb, George w. Webb. Edwin Il
Webo, Willoughby Lane Webb. John 5 Webb
William Richie and Ciarisss ~. hhs wife late
Clarissa N. Lane. Mary Ann Lane, George O.
r. Lane, Alice Lane, William Lane and Jane
5. Lane, heirs OF James ,. Lame, sen. dec
Defendants.
IN cHANCERY.
The defendants William Miller and Mary
n. his wife. John n. Lane. Elliot T.. Lane.
Martin, Jun. and Mary r.. his wife, George
Webb. George w. Webb. Edwin D. Webb,
Willoughby Lane Webb, John : Webb, Wit.
liam Richie and Clarisss N his wife, Mary
Ann Lane, George G.. 4 lane, Alice Lane,
William Lane and James 5. Lane, not having
entered their appearance and given security
according to the act OF Assembly and the rules
OF this court, and il appearing to the ~sasisfac-
tiun OF this court that they are not inhabitants
OF this state-h is Ordered, that the said absene
defend ants do appear here on the 2nd Monday
in November next, and answer the bill Of the
plaintiff, and that a copy OF this order oe
inserted tor two months excessively
in tue Mar ihsburg Gazette, and be posted at
the door Of the Court House of this county.
Copy--teste,
AUG. Q. 1897 b. HUNTER, C. BIC
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The New Haven Herald mentions,
that Mr. Value, a French gentleman,
who fled from st. Domingo, and who
for the last twenty years has maintained
himselfin that city, by teaching dancing
and drawing the bow, has received from
the French Government the award OF
$4,000 francs, as his portion of the
sum guaranteed by the Haytien Govern
ment, in part payment of a large estate
which he lost in the instruction
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MIGHT SCHoOL-James Maxwell, respect
~ fully informs the citizens Of Mart'nsburg,
that he will a NIGHT SCHOOL on
Monday evening. October LIST, in which will be
taugh, Spelling, Reading. Wrsang and Arith-
metic, Including Vulgar and Decimal Fractions
The extraction Of the Square, Cube and d quad
rate Roots, &c. Attendance from eaily candle
light to 4 pas, nine.
Sept. l3,-5t,
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complexion, supposed to be about 40 years OF
age--has a scar on his under lip, occasioned BY
a bite received in a fight, . scar on the right
wrist bone-had on when committed, q par OF
new oznsburgs pantsloons and shirt OF the
same, coarse shoes. drab twilrd cloth coat, a
bout half worn, and old wool hat--says be
belongs to the estate of the late Humphrey
Hsrod, of Gloucester county. The owner OF
SAID negro is requested to come prove property.
pay charges and take him away, otherwise he
will be dealt with as the lsw directs.
PETER GARDNER, Lisor.
Sent. eff
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.M8RRTED.

At West Alexandra. on Wednesday the 22d
ult. Mr.. Hiram Dspey, of Wheeling, to Miss
Emily Flagg, formerly of this county.
At Hsgerstown, on Tuesday the 21st nlt, by
the Rev. Mr.. M'Crusker, Mr. Francis n Dngdn,
of this county, 10 Miss Lucretia .H'Ca'deH, OF
Washington county, Maryland.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-13
Announcement OF the Drawing.
CoHEN's OFFICE, ia Market St }
baltimore. a

Baltimore. Aug. 9th. 1897.
owe have the pleasure to announce that
the drawing OF the
GRIND LIfER3TURE LOTTERY
Of the State of Maryland, will take place
in the City Of Baltimore, on Wednesday fAe
l7tl October; and will be completed on that
day This Lottery IS the most brilliant in the
United States; containing besides the capitals
OF 20,0O0 DOLLS. aud 10000 DOLLS. no less
than TEN prizes Of rwo THOUSAND DOL
LARS each.
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AUG. Q. 1897 ID. HUNTER, C. B.. G.
YRGLsLf-Bakeiey County C0arf. 20 var.

YIRGL.Lf-Bsrkeiey County Courf. 20 w4f;
AUGUST TsaA, 1897.
Jacob vanDoren. Phebe Bennett. Garrett yoor.
hees snd Elizabeth his wife, Isaac Vanasdah
aud Maria his wife, James Z. kerney, Jacob
". ID kerney, Richard Gartrell and Maria, his
wife, Elizabeth Kerney. Mafgare. kerney,
Susan Kerney aud Catharine Kerney, the said
jacob v. d., Enzabeth, Margaret, Susan and
Catherine. infants suing b, their next friend
JACOB Van Doren. Pasnsfs,
Cornelius Vauasdall ard rster vanssdaIls exc
cutors and dev,secs Of John vanasdall, dec.
Christian Van Dozen and phcbe his wife, Jo-
seph &. Havkms and Mary his wife. Albert
ID. Branss and Hannah hts w,fe, William Camp.
bell and cslhariDc his wife. Philip Harter
and Alley ins wife, and William Currey and
Sarah his wife, being also devisees OF the
said John yanAsdaii. dec 4. Defendants.
In CHAACERf.
rlSHE defendants not having entered their app
j. peaeance. aud g.yen security according %
the act u Assembly and the rules of this court,
aud il appearing 10 the satisfaction Ct this Court
that they are not inhabitants of this ssate-H u
Ordered, that the said defendants do appear
here on the second Monday in November next
aud answer the bill Of the plaintiffs, and that =
copy Of This order be forthwith inserted for two
months sue &c ss,,ely in the MartinsburgGaxettes
and be posted at the door Of the Cour, House
OF this county,
a Copy--Teste,
Aug. %. 1927. y. HUNTER, c.B Q.
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.MILLLNER AND .MiNTE iUJhiKER.
MISS CATHARINE REPHART

ID EGS leave to inform the Ladies OF Mar.
ID tinsburg and vicinity, that she has rented
a room Of MFR. Myers. next door to Mr.. John
McCleary's Hotel. King street, where she
win carry on the .MILLLNER and NAN
TEa UHaKLNG, in all its branches. As she
has received the latest fashions, she hopes to
plesse all who may favor her with their custom.
Sept. Is
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DLANK.-We have a quao,ity Of Pine Plank,
Il for sale. from s4to IL inches thlck-slso,
Pine PlasteIing Laths 81 and 4, feet long.
BAKER TAPSc0TT, s Co.
Shephedr town, July 5.
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Fresh Drugs, Medicines and
Paints.

ILCsu DIuSS, NHcuICIHGS ana
Paints.
TINE subscriber takes this opportunity of
Il informing his friends, customers and the
pa bic generally, that he has just received .
large supply Of FRESH DRUGS, .uEDI.
CLNES aud P.iLNTS, warranted to be pure
and genuine. Among which are Castor OIL,
Guinine. Swain S Pansca, &c. together with
every article in his line Of business; also A good
supply of GROCERIES,. which will be sold
on as reasonable terms as any in the town OF
Martinsburg. Those wishing any Of the above
articles. will do weilto call on the subscriber.
ADAM YOUNG.
Sept I3.-tE.
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TINE sub Arlbees wish to purchase lO0U
i bushels clean FLAX SEED, for which
be highest price will be gwen
Aug. LOT. u. ORRICK. K Co.
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Il Runa,cay.

q WAS committed to the Jail of
CGk~ Berkeley county on the 9TH OF Au.
gust last, as a runaway. a Negro
man who calls himself BILLY
~ JOHNSON, S feet n inches high,
- tolcrshly stout made. yellowIsh
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gIRGLhL9-yhorgan County Court. 10 sais
july IERM, 1877.
Elias Smith, admir-. of Willian Anderson. de-
ceased, IlaintiE,
AGAINST
James Mackay. Michael Keller and Catharine
his wife. Samuel Powell and Catharine bis
wife, Jacob Schaffner, Henry Schattner and
Peter x Schaffner. Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
THE defendants not having entered their ap-
1 pearance, and given security according to
the &C, Of Assembly and the rules OF this Court.
and il appearing to the satisfaction OF the court
that they are rot inhabitants Of this sta,e-H is
Ordered, that the said defendants do appear
here on the fourth Mondsy in October 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 postedat the door of the Court. House
Of this county. A ~Copy-Teste,
Aug %. 1897. G. ORRICKs C N c.
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1924 Prizes
l5,lSU Blanks

5,lSU Blanks
This Lottery is formed by the simple com.
binatlon of three numbers upon each ticket, "a
numbers only being used, producing %4ioV4
tickets; and the drawing OF 8 ballots, which
produces Sc prizes with three OF the drawn
numbers on them; 1888 with two OF them on;
1880 with one of them on; the residue having
none, being blanks.
To determine the tate of the "a ,oO4 tickets
in the scheme, the 50 numbers, ttrom one to
81 lociusive,) viii be placed 10 q wheel on the
day of drawing and eight OF III IN be drawn
out at random; and that ticket having on 1t
the LIST, I'd and Sd drawn numbers VIII be en-
titled TO the prize of SIO,0VV
That having on 1t the 9th 9TH and Sth,to o,uOo
I'd, Sd and 9Th. to a,000
Sd, 4ah and 5th, to 1000
4th, 5ih and 9th, to l,5O0
SUI, oh and 7th, to 1000
Those FIVE tickets having the Attn 9th and nAi
4th, 9th ADD 9th: 4th, 7tn and 9Th; 9th, ON
and 9Th; 5th, 9Th and 9Th. each, l,0oo
And all other prizes determined in a similar
manner, and as detailed in the scheme OF this
lottery published in the newspapers and bills.
PRICE OF TICKE 81:
Tickets Sc, Halves S3, Quarters 81 oV
Arackage OF l8 tickets in this lottery con.
tains the whole So numbers used, and must OF
necessity draw al least 40 uOlars IN pfiI
Gentlemen who prefer to adventure for the
large P. yes only, may deduct. at the time .,
purchase, the value of the small prizes. ana
receive the Managers certificates emitting, uhe
holder to draw the extra prize money, (wnicn
method is very convenient to all Those who re
side at distance and dislike the collection OF
small prize money! in this way a certificate for
the proceeds of IL Whole tickets, comes to
G67 20. do. 10 Half tickets, do 80 o0, do. IL
Quarter do. do. 10 80, do u Eighths do. do.
$40.
pThe Managers will give the utmost atten-
ton to the commands OF distant sdventurers
tor Tickets and Shares. and forward free from
expense the official account OF the drawing I'm
medistely upon its event.
Prime Tickets in former lotteries received as
cash. and the cash paid or remitted as soon as
drawn.
'.'Alletters and orders to be postpaid and
addressed to the Manage rs
YATES & MCINTYRE.
Aug. 30. Washington tiI 3.
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RoARDERS.-The subscriber is prepared to
- accommodate a few BO.iRDERS, upon
reasonable terms. MARY MekEWAN.
Sept l3-St.
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S662 prizes $lll,UU0
Subject to the usual deduction Of fifteen
per cent.
UT1he Cash for The whole of the prizes
can be had at C0HEN'S OFFICE, the mo-
ment they are drawn.
Present Price OF Tickets.
Whole Tickets. IS 90 Quarters 49,. IL
Halves -.- 2 50 E,ghths o5
10 be had in the greatest variety Of Nos. at2
GDMlBM9S
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.
ia, Market-Street, Baltimore.
Where both the great capital prizes of
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
each, were sold in late Lotteries, and where
in the last Lottery, the HIGHEST CAPITAL.
was sold, and where more capsfai prizes haze
been soldtian at any other office IN .4,aefIca
uOanRRs from any part ofthe United States,
either by mail post palo, or private conveyance,
enclosing the Cash or Prize Tickets in any of
he Lotteries, will meet the same prompt and
p%unctuai attention as il on personal application,
C. address 10
u. cohiES in. 4 BROTHERS. Baltimore
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MANAGERS OFFICE,
Washington Cay,
For the 31st day OF OCTOBER.
GRAND

CONS LIDi TED LOTT Ehf'
For Internal improvements. Late alare anu
Charities, in the City OF Washington, aod ~
the States Of Delaware, North Carolina and
Louisiana.
FIRST CLASS.
10 Be drarvn in Washington CITY, on Wsdaesday
The 3la Of October, 1897.
BY AUTHORITY OF LAW.
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DINA 1SuStat dShoohs oul u pIOQuStlNC
o. no other good effect, the convention will en-
able the friends of the Administration to form an
Electoral Ticket, which otherwise might per.
uaps De neglected a ticket formed upon true
Principles OF republican representation-not
Matched as the spurious bantllng Of private in
Tsue and perverted power.
lErsracfs from an address in the W1ig.l
Let them mingle with their less intelligent
ie"ow citizens and explain the nature, and the
probable result of the contest; and SUNNI sning
together all sshO are OPPOSED to the election Of Jack.
son. phether fen or maay. ga their RESPECTIVE
coHaNes, appoint one or more delegates TO meet IN
HfeARondo on The frsf ofJanuary merit, TO dsa5er.
ue on the great question, Of tph0m Pirgihia shall
support for President.
THE advantages of such a measure are obvi.
vos'-flrst,y you relieve the Members of the
legislature from a service which does not
tohPort with their appropriate duties, and
~hlch produces discord among the members.
most uniavoraole 10 a wise legislation; and Sc
.'nuly, because the representation is SO une
Hual' that the voice OF the majority may be
to"tFoled. Is ~ not enough that tie minority
.p"'roii IN the Legislature of the Ststef Will
~ majority also surrender to the majority the
Isn privilege OF electng the President OF the
United States,
~ It may be addtd d, that this proposed DO
" delegates thus conveniug. will be able TO
'"b together the views aud wishes OF the
tN'p'e OF Virginia, and so to regulate their acts
: eA'SIing circumstances as 10 promote ano
"eF Tue best Interests OF the State in othe'
'"'of'ant concerns.
Il | am answered that such a step would DC
W. ideny the conclusion. Iconseientousll
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the protection Of the stores The commisssry.
anticipating their design, closed and locked
the door 5u' that did not RESTRAIN them, tor
one Of the men (wbo was afterwards shot oy
sentence Of the coun msrtial) Immediately
snatcned 10 a PICK aye and cus the door of by
the hinges. They then entered the house, AID
took out eleven barrels OF -four, and made p ~
Tic PROCLAMATION 10 all who intended gong home
To come forward aad draw rstions, winch lhey
did They Afterwards proceeded TO the out
lock oen, and shot down Two D ewes, aud the
balance taxing frigh:, broke the pen and ran
so ne distance, where they killed third. They
then returned to she fort, and com leted their
arrangements u start home, as b fore stated,
q the number OF about two hundred lmme
dia,elv reo,rted 10 Gen. Jackson the situation
NJ nv command, and the manner of my pro-
creding Shortly after. received orders from
the General directing ne that II bad not al.
ready arr s Ell them, to use every exertiun ~
nv p,wer TO do SO. and have them brought
D .ck for trial A part of them were arrested
.,I a court martial ordered to be convened tor
Their trial, by IL Col. Arbuckle. (scting under
The orders OF General Jackson at Mobile, and
TO consist 1f FIVE members and two supernum.
er,ries Lieut., Col Perkins of the Mississippi
militia, appointe ed President OF the court, and
Lieut.. RiDeson, Judge Advocate was or
dered 10 detail the DsiatCe Ot rue Codrk TOlh
the militia troops Of the ate Of Tennessee, and
IN ord on the witnesses tor the tri Al vt he pri-
sonefs of nay regiment. to Mobile; also TO make
out chrxes and SPEC 6citlons against them,
which DID On h q h Decem1er received
notice from Col Perkm, that the coar; martial
was organized 1t Commence with The trial II
Can't Struther, and continued from day TO dsr,
untl all ,Je prisoners were tried.
In tbs business, Mr. Chairman, Gen. Jack
son bad hitie more 10 do than You had. II IS
true that, at my request, he ordered couri
marital and appointed the President and Judge
Advocate, WHO were both very respectable and
intelligent ma. but the balance of the court
were detailed ~ ne. Nor VS. Gen. ia kson
present, or even in Mobile. 81 he time the prl
snners were tired or executed, for have al.
ways understood and believe, that he had rea
ched the CITY Of New Orleans, before the court
was organized. where he remained until the
rest Grafton OF peace
On the 20ih of December the term ~ Ser
vice of ny egimen' expl ed a. on tie 3ls' OF
% day we took up tne hne Of march tor Ten
nessee, and as soon as we arrived were dschsr
ged. PHILIP PtPkiN.
STATE OF TESNkssEE !
Davidson Coun:y.S
Personally appeared, Philip Ppkln. before
me, an acting Justice Of the Peace for SAID
county, and made oath that the foregoing facts
and cIrcu Instances, AS Get forth, are true; to
tae best Of his knowledge and belief,
PHILIP PiPKIN
Subscribed and sworn to this % h April, 1927
w p. LEWIS, ]. +.
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supposed Il would cost her an untried
effort to beat such a field.
The troaing matches commence on
Thursday, Ito morrow at the trotting
course, about mile from the Union,
and continue three days. The match
on the Union will not interfere. The
club have it, as one of their chief OBJ
jects. to improve the breed Of horses,
both as to speed and endurance, for the
purposes of the road.
Ta'ue of Race .Mars.-Verily the
knowing ones" have not been "taken
in in the case of tie Race Mare Eriel.
-ince ber sale on the first day of this
month for S24Oo, (that is, for the use of
her for the term of two years. she has
won at this place and Richmond the sum
of $4,000 thus nearly double the a.
mount Of her hire, and all cash down.
Petersburg Intsiiigsncsr.
NEW YORK, May IS.
The Races The match race between
the Southern sir Hal colt, Resolution,
and the Northern Duroc colt Splendid,
brother on the dams side 10 Lance and
Eriel syears old,) one mile and re.
peat, took place yesterday, on the U.
lion course. The race was well con-
tested, and considering the state of the
course from the rain, the performance
was not 10 bad time. The Southern
horse was conquero.. Time, lst heat
2 minutes; Cd heat, / minute, So se-
conds.
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
From he Constitutional Wing.

FROM lie 20
Tree Hid races:--FheSe races com
menced on Tuesday. and will terminate
to-day. They were unusually we'll at
tended; but the SPORT has not been equal
to the expectation, liz consequence OF
two or three of the best horses not be-
ing entered
o. the first day, the Sweepstakes for
colts and Files were ruR-entrsnce
500. Three horses only started-Mr.
Jobnson's b. C. by Contention, which
won the Sweepstakes last week at fe-
Iersburg; Mr.. Carlson & t. b' Vrgin-
ian, and bay {. started by Mr. Bolts,
one mile heats. The first won both
heats with very little difficulty. Meth
er of the other borses was distanced.
Second day, race Propr'etors' purse,
two mile heats-thre hundred dollars
u. uarrison's Fairfax, five years
old.
JIM Bolts rhilhs, six years old.
Wm. X. Johnson's Nancy Abner,
four years old.
WIN. NJ. Vests Mulatto Mary, four
years old.
Considerable expectations of good
running and a close contest were IN
dulged bat these were disappointed
Nancy Abner appeared the favourite.
and after her Mullatto Mary-an animal
of fine figure and unusual color. IL the
knowing ones were OF this opinion, trey
were deceived-for both heats wers
won with apparent ease by Fairfax-to
the modification Of the spectators, who
as usual. prayed for broken heats. Phil-
lis in the second heat, pushed the victor
with some closeness, but it was doubt
ed whether he was at any time, put up
to all he knewn
Third days ruce.-Jockey Club
Purse-four mile heats-$s,5O0.
Yesterday, on which the expectation
of all were rested, to compensate for
the Indifferent sport OF the two preced-
ing, turnedou a most unfortunate day
The rain poured in torrents, and in all
our experience, we have never known
day of such incessant and tremendous
rain until o'clock. When nobody ca
red whether it should continue to rain
or TO clear up, it cleared up.
On this day, as the two first, there
was much disappointment. When il
was known that Monsieur Tonson would
not run, public opinion assigned the VIC
tory at once to Eriel. The event con-
frmed the rectitude Of the Judgment
Eriel won both beats without difficulty,
and besides winning the heaviest purse
run for in modern days 10 Virginia. has
left il doubtful her equal for all the
qualities of a race horse, is to be found
in Christendom. There was little or no
contest. The Maid of Lodi, (Mr. Har.
rison's) was distanced the first heat -
Sally Niece the second and Gohan-
ma at no time of the heat, promised to
make the result different from what it
was. Notwithstanding the dreadful day,
there was great concourse on the
field, aud had the day been good, the
assemblage would have been greater
han was ever before seen in Virginia.
The expectation of fine running was &c
neral, and We are sorry that the public
las been 50 much disappointed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-20
Cl,arles County Court,

august Term, 1926.
oN ,nn,ca,ion to thc- Judges Of Charles County
co,r, NV petition in writing, of Randolph Acton
of Charles County, for the benefit OF the Act OF AS
o. fr the relief of Insovent Debtors, passed at
Movswh.r session. 1906 and the several supplements
On The terms mentioned therein schedule OF
s and list of his creditors en- OATH so tar
MS -. opn sscertain them being annexed to his pet
.om ne and the Court being satisfied by tess
uU that the said Randolph Acton has resided Two
mony .ro edate preceding the time of his apPlea
year; the state Of Maryland; and being also satshea
th Ua the said Randolph Acton is in actual
sr nsht and no other cause, and the SAID randolph
lae eP having into bond h Sufficient essnv court
.or MS pseb allegations as his creditors may make
him. II is therefore ordered and adudgea oa'
S .s;d R.ndoph Acton be discharged from imprsIn
sA'a and that by causing copy of this order TO
anu N some one of the newspapers edited IN .ne
I,;str;et of Columbia once week TOR TWO mon.s
.ssvelv before the third Monday in March ne1. ne
not;,e n his creditors to appear before tne Suog
g. of Charles County Court to be held a. ro o9ac;o
in and for said county, niDose Of recommending lus
Co. thsr benefit and to shew cause, If any they
he. ~ whv the said randolph Acton should NOT nave
the bene of the several Insolvent Laws OF TINS state
as prayed. TEST ,ouN RARkEs CLERK.
jan 2S-1aw2D 'o'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-20
Charles BENNETT

UuAs received and offers for sale his fall FaLL IN.
Ill PORTNITON Of :,
Rest Brdport shad anu herring seine Irvine, IN
casks and bales
Bridport and Shrewsbury shoe thread
BestDundee oznaburgs
On HAND, FROM RECENT iMpoNIAiio"'
Flushings, and Devonshire Jerseys
3,s1-2, and 1-2 point blankets
81, 1914, ia, 1914, 13-4 rose DO
Fine 5-4 Irish sheetings
Towelling and table diapers
Irish linens and long lawns -,
Plag bandanno hdkfs. LIST quaiity
Russia sheetings and Ravens duck
superine blue and black cloths
Cassinetts, checks and bedtcks
good assortment of brown and bleacAed domes-
tic cottons
SO, 81 and ~ Venetian carpeung
A. fine Ingram do
Hearth rugs and carpet binding
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