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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-01
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Ne. AS, !SotM Snees, Baltimore
AS lately commented the Importation az
Ii Plated. Steel, and Tlp'd Saddiery, such 10
Patent Spring and Fancy Strrops,
Plated and Steel i3rldle bits, OF Nil kindss
Ladies Slipper stirrups (gcods.
CuFb Chains and Martingal tIooke;
Trunk Locks and Trunk Handless
Plated and steel Bride buckles
Bfess Trunk naila Buekskinss
Halter and Trace Chains.
Patent fire proof Powder F'ssks,
Patent SHOT Chargers lSyke's)s
English Br,die feathers, double and singles
t.,rth ADD s~iraining Webs. Whips. &c. BIC.
As these Goods are Dough, in England from
the manufacturers, 81 the Iosgess Cash prices
persons dealing in the above articles. would
doubtless 10 vey by calling before they mskc
ihtir purchases added to which, the Importer
sayoun beginner in this ZINE OF business and
is therefore, necessarily compsasd. TO sell lows
in order 20 ensure customers.
lThe advertiser also Manufactures and keeps
constantly for safe, Wholesale and Retail.
saddles and Brides. If all kinds;
Saddle bags yalises; carpelbagss
Harness, trunks &c &c
G1ufdel s by Siail or Otherwise. afforded
With oorteetness and punctusliiy8 and Coods put
az io1s, "a hey ss9uia be, were the pHrehasp
present
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-01

NJ ALUAbLb rhurbaII FOX SAIE.-
The undersigned will offer for sale. a,
Pubhc .fuction. on The premises, on Friday the
9Th da3 OF November next, that V.aLuABLE
arm whereon he at present resides, in The
county OF Berkeley' il contains two hundred
and sixty acres, about one third OF il is in good
timoer-the Improvements are comfortable
Also. a Farm Of one hundred and one acres.
near williansport, on the Virginia side Of The
Potomac. about one third OF this tract is clear.
ed, the balance well timbeFed. Also, a LOT
near Stephens Mil. containing five acres, on
which are a comfortable Dwelling House and
Wagon makers Shop. Twill sell the two last
mentioned pieces VI property to the highest
bidder, without reserve. and. upon accommo
dating terms. will also sell. withou, reserve.
several likely YOUNG NEGROES, ali NV
Stock, consisting OF Horses, Colts. Cows sheep
and Hogs; two good Wagons, Ploughs, Hasrows
and Farming Implements Of every description.
! am exceeding DESTROYS OF selling the whole of
the above mentioned personal estate, as Intend
quitting farming. and wish all who are disposed
TO purchase, to attend The sale. The terms viii
De mace accommodating.
JOHN S. P0RTERFIELD
October l8-ts,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-01

II STRAY from ne farm Of
~ the subscriber near MArtinsburg. some
lme in the month Of August iast, a BRIGHT'
Bar FfLLY. rising TIL rec year. old. no,
broke nor dock'd, black name and tail. I viii
give = reward Of fs. dollars for information
so tina | get her again. JOHN FRYATT.
Nnx IL.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-01
October Its.

NEGROES FUR SALE For sale, two ike
~ y Virginia-horn FEMALE SLAVES The
one about th.r,y-six and the ether nineteen
YEARS OF age. They are both healthy and &C
eostomed to house work They viii be sold
low For further particulars, apply to the Ed.
tor Of the Gazette.
October l3.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.

d-Trhe citizens of Berkeley county.
interested in this grand enterprise, are in
vited 10 attend a meeting, to be held a, the
Court. House, on Monday, the 6rst day of
November Court, at o'clock, pm.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-01

NEGROES FOR SALE ~ ~ be sald be-
~ fore the front door Of the court house in
Nar'iasborg, on Monday the 18th day OF No
yember next, tbe,ng the first day Of Nov. cour,,p
i've Virglnts horn SLAVES, consisting OF .
Woman and her tour children, two 9oys and
two Gifls The Woman IS twenty. four years
I'D, very likely, and cqusl to any in the state
as a house seryaat-he eldest Boy turning OF
even years. They viii be sold Cor Cash.
October IB. JAMES HARRISON.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-01

Elisha Boyd Harrison Waite
Isaac s Lsuck William Msslln
Joel Ward Thomas McIntre
Francis Silver Alexander Cooper
Levi Henshaw benjamin Comegys
David Hunter Edward C. Southwood
Thomas Davis Philip Nadenb0usch
Philip c.. Pendleton James Russell
John Tabb William Morgan
George Wolf John Tate
Uriah S. Henshaw William j. Miller
George Holiday Archibald PorteTheld
Charles Orsick Iohn Lsmon
William Gregory Barton Campbell
Thomas NJ. Colston Thomas Rees
Richard McSherry Uriah Miller
Doagal Campbell silas Harlan
Abraham Gorreli William Morrison
Robert Snodgrass James Foreman
William Campbell Ehud Turner
Samuel Lowry Smith Miller
Thomas Rob Jnson John Fryait
Jacob VsDduren Archibald 0den
John Strother John Myers
William Grantham Jacob Viewer
Edward A. Gibbs Tilotson Fryatt
Eli Oder Jacob Myers
George Harris Iohn Lowry
Jacob Gorrell Conrad HOgmire
Alexander Stephen Thomas C. Smith
George Porterfeld James N. Riddle
Samuel Chenoweth, sr. Peter Jones
Ellis Rees Tobn Doll
William Good Samuel Roberts
isaac A.. Vanausdall James Maxwell, ST.
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40 Distillers, Farmers, SC

70 UIsIIIItfs, Farmers, &c
FE7flE subscriber has at this time on
FL hand, . large and well seasoned sapply
of stuff for TIGHT W0RK, such IS Whisky
Barrels, Hogsheads, sc. and will. atsll times.
attend to the calls of his customers and others.
tor any OF the above articles, all OF WHICH shall
be made in the beat wotkmanIike manner. and
respectfully soicits q share OF the public patron
age. He vii al atitmes, keep on hand flour
Barrels for sitthose who may want the article.
he will also repair old work a, the shortes,
notice and on the most reasonable terms.
J0tiN GaLLAHER.
Msrtinsburg, Nov. 1-3t.
JReposi'ory. Chafleslown. three Zines.
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giRGLfLi-3erkeey County Court, 20 svsf:
1-Aa I... NQrY


pRGLFLl-Berbeey County Court. 30 sesf:
August TEsA. 1897.
Jacob yanDosen, phebe Bennett, Garrett yoor-
hees and Elizabeth his wife. Isaac vsnasdaL
and N4ris his wife, James E. Kernes. Jscob
v ID. keFney, tsichard dsrtreIl and Mars, his
vie, EsIabesh ksvney. VI rKaret kerney.
Susan kerrey and Catharine Kerney, The said
Jacob v. d., Eszabssh, Margaret Susan and
Ca'hsrlne. infants suing BY their next friend
jacob Van Duren. Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Cornelius ysnasdall and Peter vanasdail. exec
eutors and deyisees Of John yanasdall, dec-
Christian Van Dozen and phebe bis wife, 10.
seph G. Hawk us and Mary bis wife. Albert
II. BFsnta and Hannah his wife, William Camp.
bell and CalhaRine bis vie, Philip Harser
aud Alley his wife, and William Currey and
Sarah his wife. being also devlsees of the
said John Vanesdall, dec Il. Defsndanfs.
~ CHANCERY.
vEViE defendants not having entered their APP
peaEance, and given security according 20
the act OF Assembly and the rules Of this court.
and tappearing 20 the satisfaction e this couru
that ,b,y are not inhabitants OF this slate-H IL
Ordsred that the said defendants do appear
here on the second Monday in November next
ard answer the bll OF the plaintiffs. and that .
copy Of thus order be forthwith inserted for two
monlhssac esslvely in the Msr,insburgGaxettee
and be posted a. the door Of the Court HoussL
Of this county A Copy-TesteA
Ang %, 1877 ID HUNTER, c.s G.
EIRGLNIA. Berkeiey County Court 70 wis
April Term, 1897
Amelia Turner, widow OF SIMEON Turner
dec Plaintiff
against
Thomas c Lane, George s. Lane. John NJ.
Lane. Elliot L. ianei WilIoughby " Lane.
Isaac ". Carter, William Miller and Mary r.,
his wife. late Mar, 4 Lane John Martin. Jun.
and MARY /. his wife, late Mary r. Gates
George WEBB, George w. We lib, Edwin ID
Webb, Niil0ughby Lane Webb. John s Webb,
William Richie and Ciarsssa N. his wife late
Ciarissa n Lane, Mary Ann Lane. George G..
I. Lane, Alice sne " titan Lane. and lame
$. Lane, heirs OF ames S. LAnr. sen. dec.
Ueiend acts
IN CHANCERy
The defendants William Miller and Mare
+ his wife. John N. Lane. Elliot r. Lane.
john Martin. jun. and Mar, +. his vile. Gsorge
Webb, George w Webb. Edwin b. wsbb
Willoughby Lane Webb, John : Webb, VIII
liam Rltebie and Clarissa n his vile, Mar.
Ann lane, George g.. I Lane. Alice Lane,
William Lsne and James 3. Lane, not having
entered their appearance. and gwen security
according TO The act Of Assembly and The rules
OF this court, and ii appearing to the ~sallsfac-
ton o. his court that they ase not ants
oEthis stats-b IS Ordered. that the said abssnt
defendants da appear here on the 2nd Monday
IN November next, and answer the bill of the
plaintiff. and thar Z copy Of thia order De
torthWlth Inserted for two months excessively
in the Mertinseuyg Gazette, and be posted 4
the door Of the Court House of this county.
a Copy-iestes D. HUNTER G. &c.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-01

DUBIfC SALE.-wM be sold by public
L yendae, on Friday the 9th OF November
n X, on he farm Formerly belonging 10 Simeon
Turner, deed one mile from Hsrdscrahble.
the following properly, 10 wits Horses, Cows.
twenty bead ct sheep, about thirty bead of
Hogs; three excellent bar shear ploughs. three
double shovel ploughs, Hasrows, Farming I'm
plements OF all kinds, together With a number
IT a~rtlcles, too tedious to mention: also. five
'uadred bushels Of Cora 10 the heap which
viii be soid in lots to suit purchasers. shout ono
sundred bushels OF oats. and a quantity al Buck
Wheat. Terms made known on the day ofsale.
sale to commences about 40 O'Clock, q. m. and
sae attendance given By
October 2S. fOHN BOWERS. Jun.
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SEVERAL VALUABLE NEGROk.S
~ FOR SALE.

4 HE person purchasing them WILDE requir.
"a 10 '~Se them outot the state. For psricu.
| rs e quire e the edno- of he Winches,er
Nirgin,an, personally or by letter. post pad
Frederi k county Nov. 1, 1927. s..
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nNLI 10000 Tickets ID TIE Secoud Class
" GRIND LITER. RTURE LOTTERY
Of .Mdrylaad the drae ug It which ~ia TAKE
place N he CirI.oE BALeraoRE, on
WEDNEsD aY. the iothn f DECEMBER,
HIGHEST Prizes.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-01

"A GubsrnaioreGi Candidate The
editor of the Lewisburg Palladium calls
the attention of the public to the choice
# a Governor, and mentions PHLIP II.
THOMPSON, Esq. of Kanawha, a. a
suitable person TO fill that station.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-01

The Governor Of Connecticut mas appoin,eC
the 29th day Of November TO be observed
ssa day of Thanksgiving, praise, aud prayel
throughout the state.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-03
New Arrival of Books.

MI subscriber has the pleasure of aunounc-
ing to his friends and the public generally,
mat he has received direct from Philadelphia by
ue last evenings stage, 4 few very splendid new
works which he will sell very low
viz:
= Reuben Apsley in vols. by the author of
bran h'tye House, The Tor Hill &c NC. This
No'N'S 50 universally praised that any thing
more shd from me might be superhuous
lIr t'p'curean "A Tale by Thomas Moore, this
~ 'a'' TO be decidedly the best production from
ae pm ofthe ii thor
Inc Living and the Dead-rhis work is well
worthy the attention of my religious friends as the
p''T general y. and am greatly mistaken if
al VINO read It is not well pleased with IT,
u, ne onb"tcm or Sketches of the Pennsular
W" lnrIhS the Campaigns Of sl3---l4 nv an
"uieSS, this work is well worthy the atten-
.p'' u very person, and much question wheth-
y ""''fe interesting work wa, eyer published
ABRAM r. NOkTH.
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stone fastened to II, and thrown into the
water. Fishhlmen are prohibited ON
forfeiture oi their lives, against fishing ia
this district. Tho preience is tho
plague. This is tho secret history of
people being lost in Venice.
What now unfold in regard 10 the
prison IN Venice, is known but To few
people. have reason To believe tbat
no foreigner, besides myself, ever wit
messed the scene have rehied--the ex-
ploring OF which nearly cosl me my life.
The heat aud wnnt of ar III The pa.sa-
yes SO opposed my strength and resprn-
ton, that ! could scarcely walk or
breathe, when elt the prison. Sweat
ran through every pore Of my hody---
my clothes were, To my oul-slee,es, wet
through staid loo long there. /
went 10 81. Marks Place, ~ soon a. /
could aud by the trembling DomInlcho.
waiting Ton my felurn--lhe blessed Itpht
OF day--iresh alf---and iew glasses
OF Molaschno, ! Was enabled 10 pei 10
my lodgings al the Selldo dl franrla. ON
i"e SIDE OF The gfeal can ! neul tlle Rial
10, ere | was Tor several hours ~
temely III, aud for several DAYS much
indlsposcd.
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Taiuabie BOOKS at .imt,on.

lwtll sell this day al II o'clock,
Monsieur Baylc's Great Dictionary . vols, folio
Johnson's Dictionary, vols. quarto.
llorn,'s Introduction TO the Critical Study aud
knowledge oitIe Bible, vols. B,o.
The Rev. Johu NewtOn's works d vol s yo.
Calmets Great Dictionary OF the Bible, plates,
vol Ito.
Midnight on the Episdes, Is vols. vo.
ne Rev. Tn. SCOTS works 9Sols : 70.
Moshcims Ecclesiastical History, i vol. 3 vo.
Campbell's FoU Gospels, quartz.
Terms al sale H. q, lOhPklNS.
Nov 20. Ia
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yr,OR RENT that desirable two ,lory
e. House, with good garden attache.5)
al present in the occupancy OF Mr. Jolia
Webb, adjoining the residence OF Mrs. Johh
WHAT, on First Street Also,
The House at present occupied by Mr., 4
Lewis as Gun Smith shop, opposite The
Franklin Hotel Possession OF eilher can be
had the LIST December.
GEO. WHiTLOCKE.
Nov. 6, t"ls%s
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Life of Napoleon.

SNHE last nights Mail brought us asupply Of
q the long looked for LIFE OF NAPOLEON,
in 3lafge 8vo, vols very superiority executed con-
,ainiag beautiful aud correct portrait of the
great Napoleon. Much was expected from thi,
Great Work But, 50 far as have heard, and
can Judge, it surpasses the most saoguine expec-
tatlon. therefore hope every person viii do
mr. the favour TO call and buy a copy of this
Splendid Work. more especially as the work is
now Offering TO the public on more reasonable
terms than ever knew any work of the same
magnitude Indeed ma, add of any kind
ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Auoust go
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A raiaadh Tract If I0Hd for safe.
TnAUK5UAN1 to decree Of the superior
:, Court Of Chancery for the Lyuchbnrg
D,atrict, pronounced on the Goth day of DC.
lober, 1927, ia cause depending between
Nelson Crawford aud Rruhen Crawford, sur
yiying partners of the irm Of Cooke, Craw-
ford q, Co. plaintiff, against William shelton
aud others defendants, the undersigned, mar
sla of the said Court, will sell, on the pre-
mis,s, that 10, AT the place where Vi IA SAel
ton lately resided, on Thursday the 18Th nf
December, 1921 ii fair, If not the neN fair
day thereafter, by way Of public auction, on
IA credit al ouc, two aud three yeats, - tracf
OF Land in Nm erst, containing So acres,
onr moiety OF O5l aCrrs, conveyed by Richard
II Burks, aud Que mUiciy OF loi ~ TIN
town Of Bethel. The tract containing 3D.
nclps has 400 acres IN woods, aud lsconslder
ed by good Judges to be- equal If not superior
Ia any tract of highland ia the county of Am
herst. The Improvements are said TO he
comfortable, having dwelling house with
all necessary out houses. Any person wish
ing to view the band are requested 10 call on
Edmund Crawford, Edmond Winston or
Dabney I Phillips who li-e,on the premises.
Bonds with good security viii be required Of
the purchasers and the title retained until the
purchase money be paid.
I. \. HOLCONBE., NJ
The Richmond Enquirer is requested TO
pnbiish this advertisement once week, on
the inner form, until the day of sale, aud
forward their accouot, by the day OF sale, to
this Office Ior payment.
No ctdSifl2
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Aliens Office Removed

IlallE LOTTERY and Exchange office Of s. & NJ
Allen y Co is removed next door To the
Book Store OF MIR. Charles 4 Wihcfs x imme
aiately opposite TO Messrs NoIvell d organs
where all business in their line will meet with
prompt attention,
Nov q
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-03

mt" MUolC.-rhe subscriber has again
fsS ,'e pleasure of informing the Ladies of
ccve od''afs and ITS vicinity t1t he has lately re-
.nu u'fec' from Philadelphia, large and
hr,.; 'e'ecled assortment of NEW MUSIC, en-
sbioa all the new pieces up to this time :;
cal, .. nc noprS they will do him the favour to
~ '"' purchase, as he is determined to sell We
q o 'C"-o"' he is sorry to be under the necessi
M, N ''p'lhng the Ladies that hereafter he can
vino '1" 'leln to exchange their music after ha-
Con asVG'td ll-he gives this notice that no per
~" may be disappointed.
Aur,..oo ADRIAN r. NORTH.
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10, ere | was Tor several hours -
tremely III, aud for several days much
indlsposcd.
Agostine Posdri.--1hc Somnao,buLsk
Paying visit 10 friend IN the tnnn-
Try, says an eyewitness, | met there an
Italian gentleman, called Agosline Pos
arr, Who was nlght.alkef or "A person.
WHO, whist asleep, does ul the actions
OF one awake. lie did MOI seem 10 OK.
coed the age Of thirty, was lean, black.
ana OF IN extremely melancholy CON-
pleNi1n; had u sedate understanding. a
capacity Tor the most abslfactea selen-
ceS. lis extraordinary fits USED generals
" to Se'ze HIM III the VINE oi the moon;
nut WIN greater violence III III. autumn
ana winter, than III the sprlng or sun.
mei' had the curiosity 10 BE- an .ye-
witness al wlIal wis lolu me, and pre-
vailed with his valet dc chambre to pi.a
m' notlco when his master WIS likely 10
renew ms vagary. One mgh, abont
the end oil September, alter snpler. the
company unused themselves win hulo
plays, anu SlgHOr Agosline made one a.
mong The rest. lie ven 10 bed about
eleven, aud his valet cnmc soon after 4.
tod Us thai his master would lln1 nln.lt
have walking III, aud desilcd us, II we
pleased 10 come aud observe bun. /
went to ms bedside with IlphI in my
hand, aud saw h,n lyll 2 upon his back,
ms eyes VIDE open, out liked, winch was
sur sign OF his approaching disor-
Ger. took INN by the hands and found
Them way cold; icll his pulse, and
found 1t so slow, that bis blood seemed
To nave no clfcnlatlon. Al or about
midnight he drew the ,ultalns LriskIy.
rose, aud dressed llms,Il we'll enough.
approached hun ana put the candle 10
his nose found hm Inscnsible, with his
eyes sun VIDE open and mney.able.
Before ne put on his hat nc loek MS let,
from winch the sword had been removed
ior Tear VI an accident.
In tins "qoipagc did Signor Aeosline
walk DdCkw tbs ana lorN aids m his
Chamber 5, Veral tunes. He came 10 The
tr, -.,t dom. :. II
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v,,,.r,, No.. ",
bicd IA II a lone lme, turned evu,y th#nq
toPsJ tur>S ana aitef putting every thIug
~ "idrt, ne saut the pUIlmanleeu, md
put ne hc9 N his pooket whence 40
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wa wy eP"'pua anu hotee.ed 10 ne
S''O'o' ne "ch' III, e'IoheA ahd tafes~
''u "i' 'oiSo' oi'aieh hiili, dha VS. 20
ing 10 S'o'le M" bul not hhGihg ne
'd"u'e J." IT'S usual place ne So mea te~
y "'ioaSy' iNe mn oSdpPoihiea' lie
'"'h o's''o"h'eu ahd 'ahths up - eab-
o"se S'"IN Nhochea iullooei) dl t'ie ddof.
A''e' gled' dedl oi laoor iosl, /" rec
'houu''u ms hofs'' guided nm 20 the
po""' "'''" ""s az "'e "ii'el eho oi INC
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Sign of the Go,uen Mortar,

Main Street, LyltchbUg,
fS constantly receiving fresh supplies of Drugs
i Medicines, Surgical instruments, Paints
Oils, Dye-Stufis, Periumery NC. sc.
All ofwhich may be had on the most reason
able terms June o.
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Nov. 81

NOR SALE.-My House and Lot, adjoining
g the property of Mathew Brown, in the
own Of Lynchburg. A bargain may be had by
application TO the subscriber.
HENRY MEREDITH.
July 80. ttslO2.
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SnHE Medicine now offered to the public,
81 is one which has been fully subjecte .
10 the lniallible test Of experience and in q
very instance where il has been fairly tried,
il nash en- attended with The most complete
success In some ct the cases, the patients
had been laboring under The disease for years,
and during that period had received the best
medical advice, aud had even undergone II
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. II is not Dixie those usually ad-
verlised,) offered as certain cure for long
catalogue ot diseases, but those afflicted with
this complaint, for which atone it is recon-
mended, may rely with confidence upon OBJ
tanning relief, even in its worst forms, in
short time and they themselves are the best
judges OF the importance of such remedy -
Price 81 cents pei box, with directions sign
ed by the proprietor.
The subscriber is appointed Agent for the
sale of the above medicine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON
Nov 81
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Fall and " inter Goods.

iall and Winter Goods,
purchased by their senior partner al New York,
at great sacrifices for cash, also many articles
imported by their house al Ph5de phia, ex-
pressIy for this market which they I'll sell NJ
| much lower prices than have heretofore been
called cheap.
~ They have marked all their goods with
the lowest possible prices winch they will always
ask at first and which they w,llneyer IN the east
devlate from; they III lie this notice public ior the
information OF those that wish TO favour them
with their custom. By ms mode those thai wish
to purchase will get equally as low by order a, il
| personally applied for.
| Persons wishing Ia purchase any article will
! hnd II much 10 their advantage 10 call al their
cash store where goods are sold To Town and
Country customers at the same price.
They Will remark thelr stock Will be kept up
| by weekly arrivals, which viii enable them 10
have the latest aud most admired fashions %
Stple Il Fancy Dry Goods,
Comprising nearly every article OF USEFUL goods
! such as,
Broad Cloths s. Cassimeros.
Cassinetts & sattinetts,
! Coloured Plans,
| Rose n Point Blankets,
Flannels d Baizes,
Bombazetts.
Striped q Plain Linzys,
! Nestngs, assorted,
| Bed Tickings,
Irish Llnens u Lawns,
| Black * Coloured Silks
Fancy Silk Shawls & lidkfs.
| Tortoise Shell Luck aud side Combs,
| Crane Leases Il Gauzes.
Irish Sheeting ~ Table Linens
Plaid and Striped Muslins,
slIk " Co ton VeIyers,
ma o'lN an" mo D'a a'.s., - 80 49,
Ha,nands and F,i,fpes
'Thi,,,t,as <, ,lies Walters
RI,rls',nd CHA Cambrics
pi,ids and Cbaclxs
T,1knohnrgs
Book Nuslms.
Osnaburgs very stout,)
Cotton Clolns,
Swiss MuslIns,
CmcassIan Plaids,
Calicoe Prints,
Laces and Edglngs,
Cambrlcs and huslns,
Mefino lnd Cashmere 9ha"iS'
Lace ana nauHe FenS,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-03
Sept. 10.
American Quarterly l{eyieW.

''H Ihnd numbcr of the American Quarter
he''ew, is received and ready for deliv-
!"S'Dscrihers at the cheap Book and Sta
~onry Store of AZ An r NORTH
Sept 10.