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U'HITE HILL FOR SIZE.

sNIiE Sut.ei,b.r c,isuiug has present Seat
Il viii sell his WHITE HALL ESTAT L, containing 800
acre.; pott.n Of VIII, composed of Msspony Dat
aud sw svund II quality inferior boSy, the
'iv'-rhis Estate hes be road from FTede
tiok.hue IL Rirbnond and rs mile, from Fede sburg
ard miles from landing the Rarpaharcotk. The ter
u'y OF the soil commniousness of osemeuts az to
out hou'o. the beauty aud heshnes. Of thu situation, aud
asrecAherc' nt hborhuUd, renders White Hail. IN the
umsion "a atiwo know at the most desirable seats
the Mattspony tiysT, which the houe situated
Commanding emnence mile and half distant looking
IN. whole nat which .Pead. front om the house TO the
river osnx Pernn. d-srous of puchasinr invited II
ea "h ns'rrberwho Mil shew the Ptese and receive
poro'a Tor private sale until the lob Of September neI.a
whoh nme wills QDot sold pvsteiy)b ot.s publicly
to- Fesnie' The purchaser have credit the Who'll.
@ par For further Particular sppiy the subscriber
August 40 IT,
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VolilaJIe ReoI tISt0fe for S57o

potud6fe Real Estate for Safe.
IN virtu, Deed Of Trust bearing the 18th Il Nov.
1922 and duly recorded in eitrks oice county
court Of Amherst the 9Th OF Janue whereby james
- Peniooi the said county convey ed the rnder.gns
IA trust, FOR the purposes therein cnonei, On
TRACT parcel Of ant containing T53 acr9se
az les, lying and beng in the county If Amherst Busoe
River, both sides o! the from New GssgU0 Lynch-
burg, aud adjoining the lands OF DAVID S. Garland, eps the
sf. snds which Thomas Aldrdge purchased John
aud John Warwick aud which was conveyed by rharns,
1tridge and Catherine ms the said James s. Peuie
ton, by dceG beang late the 18th day of ApI IGIsn
shsl monday the 2yth day u Oct before
door of the Franklin Hcte IN the Of
70 cell the aforesaid tract Of land, the highest hdder
public auction, for the puIpOse OF said The deed
81 trust shuses tue sae 10 Re made for ready money hut
the ere!itors willing srhorise sale the
scent being satisfactorily secured, and interest paid
annually. The improvements tins land story
brick dwelling house, with two floor; brick Office,
With other eessry out houses; ice house, framed
oyerseer. house harn &c &c The equal any in
Cue upper country the Improvements good condition; the
plantation under good system OF culture, aud adapted the
growth OF FIST rate tobacco, corn, wheat 6c tbs
s,esqy and the eigborhood desbe This land situated
about ne from New Glasgow, The county town.
s, FROM the courthouse Of The Couny aud about 20 es
tsom LynehbuTs. P. n. NICHOLAS,
WA NEkERVlS,
Trustees
Aug. g. 3c-tis
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RANAWAY.

1SROM the SUBSCRIBE, FRIDAY last very likely bght
10y nua" hos named u. for Vim. Price, form e, ly the
property {" WIN f. Garter, Esq Of Gcvohland He i, about
III yes'' Nd 5i. " inches Highly.
NOD hs' no 'otsned pass free papers Ten dollars
sw.G wih be gwen tor his found in hi. city;
20 do!iai m the cuuntfy 50 dollars ,u of the State
together with any expenses incurred IN either case.
Masters % Vessels and others, srsns barbour
ing c' cafty,is him Cd HALL NELSON.
Redmond. August ~ 9s,F
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Sy4Y virtue OF deed OF executed by Daniel
~ a. on on the 18th day Of August 1927, aud of
card IN the clerks Office of tn. county Of shall
proceed to sell for cash. the prsnis. the d.y
October next the tact of laBJ wheeon the SAID D. a. VIII
son formerly resided lying the county
Alpcma'toH river, containing about 7i5 ACRES.
ee'ing as TfGseS we shall such title uny, a. is
vested N D'. WM. NJ. THORNTON,
SAML. @. ANDERSON,
TnseeA
Auru.f. Odd.
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EBONY TRICKS.

EBONY TRICKS.
On the bret day Of the election in Anderson
county, w. u. Wallace, Esq distributed among
The people printed ticket 10 the following form:
" independence now. dnd independence forever.
HdnmS toast"
Here followed m arm grosping a stone ham.
mcT.
FARMERS g MECHANICS TICKET,
49,, SuIPoyied By
Those who will not, " like the Spaniel lick ira
dust from The foot thath has kicked them
FIN EOrerHor,
GENERAL THOMAS NETCALFE.
For IL. Corcynor,
LOSEpiI e. UNDERWOOD,
FOr the Senate,
CYRUS MiNCA1E
fOr The UOusc ri Representatives, >" -
This yves left blank, as thc tickets were doub'.
less designed lor OwCn county Is well as Budsr-
son. ~ the bottom was pat foolish resolution OF
somc au'i-ariil uiad injecting IN Georais, request
Ing tie Legislature 90 Jay prohibi,ory tax on
many articles 0i northern sud western mauuGac.
lure "ni products. FrGub(OTt .9rgus.
@ACESOS GN ADAMS.
The great question ~ thc Presidential election
- now presented directly 20 tl,c reopic Of cntc.
by. Shall We have tor our next President, An.
drew Jackson or John q. Adams3
Shall we support ihc foAu who wa true 20 lis
government and country when they were sur.
rounded with dItticUlties and dangers: who made
bare his bosom 10 the storm Of war and declared
iH tue face OF The most powerful army that ever
landed IN Amc lea, although be had at.le 10 reiv
3D, except Csc uursincd valor Of our brave militia
ti'; onr roun,rv nusl and sall be defended" :,
' -'.i' We ciFe oir sH..tdgcs 10 IiiiH WhOprcl0..
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RatJOlpFs Rcpoyis, G-Of. 5W.
MUST uhii'hej ny Peter Cotton and tn s7ie 70 81, lac
~ and Mscsansors b,uksfore, epof. IT CAGES a-snsd
aHd determined IA the Court Of APpsals at vtsurs t. sh,s
sdfej. Nepots uf Cst4s decided iie Conc =. t A.,
vns'uii -liy Peytcu Randolph, Counsellor =, Lsw.
A''r'fsf ~.
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FEHlfLE EDUCaTyON

LADY,desirou Of obtaining situation Femsle Sem
"A mary or private family, az Teacher and who
produce sstfactory Testimonials 10 qao sou &c. !nsy
he heard Of BY addressing hne to nj c. Petersburg, Va
(pc,t paid)
Eeh
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NOTICE..
IL tersons having claims the Of Anthony
"A Il. Thornna dec. by bond note, open ou.t, will
make them known to without delay; and all per.ou,
indebted 10 the same, will pleas. make immediate pawn
no longer indulgence can be gIsntei.
HFSRy L. CARTER,
admir- Of 4. X. Thornton, dec.
Snr,i ~
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.Nrs. .Maru .Saunlers !,

SnoU will take Notice, that 'ta petition the next Gen
%A efsi Assembly Of VnEiOis for divorce from you
ngreeahy he proyi,ous 81 net, entitled "af ACT
prescribe the method Of proceedings uI,' aud petitions
for divorce" passed FEB. nth, 1877 sBd compliance
With the 4th section 81 the saJ Act FLED be oerk
office OF ie supsfiorCour for The county Of WooGa aemsD
OF iso on Which Inteud relying said sTpssiion You
will also take Notice that the Of the sad upe
flor Court to be hold or SAID county Of Wood application
vllbe made 10 ihe Judse Of the SAID county, epsnns
Jury, 90 aseersin the tuh Of The facts said
abatement, preliminary 70 the sforessii petition the
Leg'sis'Ure. GUSrAVUS B. SAUNDEHS,
August az. 81 st PGyksrsbuyg.
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IYHEH T.
EUUCATiON.

VIZ ,oiu buy Crops Of good WheGt and take ihsm from
w the landings JAIME, River oeops at market rates;
NV f6-tf ROGERS Il HARRISON.
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TdNUF0P S.7TE'


VDHE trustee IN deed from Elijah FoE, bearing date
The i, day Of March, 1875, sud Il record ibs
Ohe Of the county Of Syosyysn vii n6er ior sale
~ The pree' II public suction iof iesdy money, he h
Jay Of Bext mouth, (SeptembsrJ
THE TRACT OF LAND,
Ton, which tie ssid Fox recently fcmaysd siusle "a The
Happabannyck Rvef 'Istveen miles shove the Of
fredericksburg Tee tart euated n contain huadrfd
niusly sees TheN ud of sAeeieot quality, bgildings
comiotsbls sud Si,ustiou hcSly.
August ~ SG--.dS
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~ " W. f0TCIttS ma CunT0i0HS.
fFNlk subscriber respectfully informs her lsnds and the
public generally ttst she bas epksgt.i Ms Elizabeth
T. Carver, u teach school her h.u.e Mount Pr
Ilsn0yef tue cnfuTg ysn to the I5h January
beG aud eBd the 18th December following The course u
mos Bnthmec Geogfaphy With the the Globes, As
tlouoy connected With Biography, Bellies Lttes and tie
French Lansuage.
rne experience which Miss Carver has already bal As
Teacher aud general sseron hitherto gwen those who
have pot the children nader her aud Instruction r
boPsd will Justify the expectation Of portion of ya,foD
ass u tbs fnstiiutIon.
fhe bserhef wshs, 20 take Dor Female uolrder, and
pledges herself 10 be particularly senge their general de-
aud 90 ske their tusons agreeable N s csyecs
The price Tor Board and Tgtsn the whole term will he
70 dO Tuion alone, ~ dol half pad advance
MANY ". GOODWIN.
August 70 80 -iCt
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JOSEPH WORRIED,
WILLIAM DUNCAN,
WILLIAM BOYD,
HENRY TOLAND,
JOHN WURTS,
WILLIAM J. DUANE,
WILLIAM J. JEIPER,
CHARLES S. COKE
THOMAS III. PETIT,
Somintfcc OF Correspondence for Philadei-
phia, appointed by the Republican Con
vcn'ion, assembled at Harrisburg, Jan.
Stl,, 1873.
July 29h, 1928.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-05
MARTINsBURG, VA THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1928.

Congress, would serve as a landmark ofcorrec,
principle for future times. as memorial Of
homage to the fundamental principles Of civil
society, to the primitive sovereignty of the PEG.
pie. and the unsIicuable rights OF man."
The course of MIR Adams, in the Sena.s, wss
distinguished By the most liberal and enligh
tened views of National Policy. 1t will be
perceived by reference 60 the Journal OF Ii
Senate, February Is, 1907. tina, he moved the
first resolution. ever submitted TO Congress
embracing general and comprehensive plan Of
Internal Improvements and has thus entitled
himself TO be considered the Father of tha,
System, which is destined in few years in
the lang age Of one who has himself acquired an
imperishable fine by his exertons in the same
Cause 40 render the United States an ISLAND.
snd,o present lima OF towns, villages and marts
OF trade and exchange from New York 10 New
Orleans, from New Orleans to Philadelphia;
from the mouth OF the Hudson 10 those of the
Mississippi anc the Delaware
Is Senate, FEn. IS, 1907.
The Senate resumed. as in Committee OF the
Whole, the second reading Of the Bill author
isng the sale and grant of certain quantity Of
public land to the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal Company. and the President reported the
Bill TO the House without amendment.
On motion OF Mr. Smith, Of Maryland, 60 a.
dop, new section. TO be made the sth section,
il was determined in the negative.
On motion by MIR Adams, to postpone the
bin Tor the purpose Of considering the following
Resolution:
RrsoLvrp, That the Secretary OF tha Treasu.
~ be directed 20 prepare and report 10 the Sc
nate. atthe next session, plan for the appi
cation of such means, as are cossTrruTioSAIIy
within the power Of Congress, 10 the purposes
of opening roads, tor removing distractions
in the sivers, and making canals; together with
statement of the undertakings Of that nature
nov exls ing within the United States, which az
objects OF public Improvement may require and
deserve the aid of government.
II passed in the negative.
On the 18th Of February, 1907, resolution
almost vrHBATTM, 1T IITEaATIN was moved by
Mr. Worthngton. which was carried on the I'd
Of March by vote of % yeas and q nays. On
The 9th OF April, 1908, Mr. Gsatn made his
celebrated Report, which on the motion OF
Mr.. ADAMS, was ordered to be printed. =
FRO DE CONTINUED.
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.Rattollat laolitlca.
Fyom the National fnteiiigencer
TO tie People oftas United States

10 ne Fe0rte OF the United States.
One part of the policy OF those who
strive, by whatever means, to proven,
the re election of the present Chief Ma
gistrate of the Union, is. to subdue the
hopes and discourage the efforts Of hi:
friends and supporters, by such repre-
sensations Of the state of public feeling
as show his re election highly improba
BILE, or impossible. They seek to en-
sure victory, BY raising shout that vic
tory is already won.
The great extent OF the country, and
the difficulty of accurately knowing, tc
one part, what sentiments prevail in ano
Their and distant part, afford facility in
this mode of practising imposition on
the public. The People Of New Hamp-
shire, for example, are assured. that Il
is no longer matter Of doubt that Ohio
and Louisiana will vote for the Opposi
ton Candidate; while the citizens Of
those states are surprised, at the same
time, by hearing it asserted, with con
fidence belonging to real conviction
that not only New Hampshire. but 9th
ers. also, of the New England States.
perhaps nearly all of them, give salts
factory proof of having Joined the same
cause Whatever of coloring, of exag
geratiou, or, we regret to add, of un
qualified Misrepresentation. this course
of policy may require. seems, hitherto,
not 10 have been found wanting. Not
only are slight and doubtful manifesto
tons OF opinion, when favorable, swollen
into Importance, and magni6ed bey oud
all just degree, on the one hand; while.
on the other. the most clear and deci-
sive results of full popular elections, If
uafavorable, are made to go for nothing;
but, formal. statements are also. put
forth. sometimes under the authority of
names such as are wiling IL be appen
ded to them. which are known not ONLY
to be partial. but to be absolutely un
true. bv those who have information on
the subjects to which they relate.
Notwithstanding the general intelIi
gence of the community, there may be
danger that attempts of this sort. every
where made, and long continued. will
produce more or less of the effect intea
ded. unless seasonably and properly
counteracted.
Ithas been deemed expedient, there
fore. on the eve of the adjournment of
Congress. that the friends OF The Ad-
ministration, throughout the whole u.
Mon, should be informed, from some
sources. or through some channel. in
which they have confidence, sshot is the
belief. entertained here. Of the present
state, and the present tendency. Of pubic
opinion; aud 81 the probable result Of the
Election
1t is the purpose of this paper to state
what that belief is; with some reference
to the grounds on which il Is founded
Ii proceeds from those who have nc
motives which should induce them &c
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oe upon the alert. We shah tax, N, .,r,;-,,
cp prol.unly OF sending you from this State,
s' 'ne least censurable feature in this sfFa;,
.sc -. -, manner " which it has been carried or
AZ. w. owEN," member of Congress from
.osms. has prostltuted bis frankipS nr;v;Irge
70 ueir cirenlatlon.N OF less than i've ,hops ~,
=, tnese vile letters of Duff Green has NJ
Ven, tshis eternal disgrace, sent over The
So.nuy, Jree 81 pssfaget Is this to be eodu,ed,
n NAT. owen IN Alabama or in Washin1,o, C;,v,
- oes mr. Ovens privilege. entitle him ,o.frsnk
W stners as wei IS himselff-Has he eox -.
1seeued made irregular transfer spt sss;erms,,
" ms privilege TO buff Green, Where NATL ~ :
.ackson'sm was introduced, did sncb eo,rnn-
country! -o1'e' u'ssrSee 'ne
ne Haser'fovn .Haii-s print of en.irelv too
oS =. csst 70 excite even the passing attention
~. s more respectable contemporaries At b.,,,
'"s u iate sspired to little notice o6rood nv
sSp'sy towards us of its low and ,naI;r;o,,,
ohety. We shall not CRAFTY its yerv zee
pectsoie Editor so far as to enter into sny 80
sonn aitercstion with him. He may cer,I;o,,
"ithou. any interruption from US. enioy s,l a.
triumph which the display of low b,e,, va
seurr'ious bufoonery can Afford he, ~ s"u
beyond the reach OF our pen. " .
we nave not received the official re,urns ot
eectio OIL OF Governor OF Ohio. The u;us
soougo 'szette says, returns from all The
o exec pr tive, have been received. which
ssse Mr. Irimble, the Administrators csns
majority Of 200 votes.
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DissoLurIoN OF pARrNERsrip-rbe

nissOLuTiON OF ENTHUSIASTICALLY
~ Partnership in the Copper. Sheet Iron. add
Timing business. heretofore existing In ihn
place, by the undersigned, has this day been dis-
solved by mutual consent. The Notes and Ae.
counts OF the firm have been assigned to James
r. Ersklse K Co. 20 whom payment will be
made. JAS. T.. ERSkiNE,
JOHN II. BLOEDEti.
Msrtinsburg. Aug. %, 1928.
JOAN II. BI0NDELL tenders his acknow
y Judgments to the public. and informs ihem
that the business viii hereafter be carried on by
himself, at the same place, in ali lie various
branches. he has had much reason TO be graft
fed BY the patronage which he has already re
ceivedi and he hopes that his unremi,Iing stien
ton 10 business, and disposition 10 obdge his
customers, will ensille him 10 their continued
and increasing support. lie viii spare no pains
TO give satisfaction 20 ell who may honor hin
Nth eaiI Oct. 2--tf
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Countsrjeiting.--The iudefatigable
High Constable Hays. has succeeded in
getting into his possession the counter.
felt plates Of the following Bills: The
Phoenix Bank sa-Manhsttan IS - Bank
OF New York Stand Mechanics -
This circumstance may perhaps prevent
for time, the issuing Of notes of these
descriptions, bat as the gang are not yet
entirely extirpated, and as there are some
exceedingly skiluul engravers and pen.
men among them, il would be prudent
for the public to be upon their guard.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-06

BY tie annual report Of the Superin.
tendant of the Vermont State Prison,
made TO the Legislature the present SEES
SION, II appears that Oct ist 1928, the
number of prisoners was 1873, and that
by the work of the prisoners, all the ex
penses of tie prison the pas, year have
been paid, except the sum of $500, to
meet which there is a large quantity of
manufactured goods oa hand. The con
victs are principally employed in weav-
ing: 10000 yards have been woven the
past year: 10 600 Of which is double or
twilled goods. employing 54 looms.
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From statistical account drawn up
by order of the House OF Assembly of
Nova Scotia, It appears that in the
County Of Halifax, there are &c 5a8 in
habilants; 9a.776 acres of land 10 cult.
walton; ea.a6s bushels of wheat annual.
ly rrodueed; Is4,s57 bushels OF other
grain; 797,ss6 bushels Of potatoes;
4o,s7s tons of hay; there are ia the
county 4,5a9 horses; es.466 horned cat
tie; 42,6oa sheep; a4,oas swine.
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The highest price given for slssa lnsn a.
cotton rags At this ofEiss.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECrIoy

6eTSsaey -ouf county election ia now ovs,
The hurricane has Past-the din and confu.,or
OF Civl war nas subsidized. The troubled looL
toe ANXIOUS eoenteasnce--"the fierce hsrane,,.
The tart reply have vanished from our v;l,s,.
restoring US sgain to tranquility and renose "a =
seldom has any contest excited a deenar -
more Pervsding feeling in our Community,
Aged men whose infrmi,ies had for vears "a,
ed them to their domestic tbre.hoId. shnar
Oft the apathy Of age and in emuatoo oe ,S.
energy OF their revolutionary .chiev.m.n,s
bufietted ''the Pelting of the pitiess Storm -
testify their anxiety tor the sacred ;ns,;,n,;on.
Of their country. The scene was cheering "a
sublime, ~"0
Our majority in this county, fell soS,.,b;no
short OF the calculations Of the more ssngune
OF our trienos-'t however presents TRIUMPH:
olid-grstifyin ing, and overwhelming. Tbe
JACKSON party with an energy which character.
use theH, nearly exhausted their strength on
the morning OF the first days few s,raelers
we're picked up on the second and third DAYS
ana we masht nov challenge them to name
Soc OF their party in the county who have No.,
gwen in their votes. On the other mana w" ws
could safely enumerate thirty or f,r,v admins
tration voters who from various causes bsv.
been prevented attending at the polls.
The Election passed over, withon, tbe oc
eurrence OF any circumstances Calculated IN
d'terb IT'S peace or interrupt its harmony. The
Commissioners gave general satisfaction by The
hberslny which they uniformly manifested IN
tbe deenl2n OF every question submitted for
iheir consideration. As soon as the polls were
closed 90 yesterday evening, the tickets were
counted IN the presence OF three gentlemen Of
The administration party, aad found To present
the following result:
For the Adams Ticket gsa
For the Jackson Ticket 1eS
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NJ UfiCE.-tii pessons indebted ~ the
y subscribers. by note or open account, are
requested TO PREPARE FOX PAYMENT
IMMEDIATELY! They have bad LONG
CREDIT, and MUST NOT expect any long
er Indulgence. DERRICK 4 Cs.
Nov Off
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SPLENDID PRIZE OF
$4,000 DOLLARS,
AND yEaY FEW TICKETS.
~. Y. Consolidated Lofferu.

Glass NO. Is, FoR 1923
10 lie e-a,m an he c,fy Of Mem FORK, on Monday
The lvA day II y November, 1923.
43KUMBERs usEn--o sALLLoTs TO BK pRAwr.
C1PfT4L PRIZES.
prize Of $4,000 ! prize OF $4,000
10000 1 1000
10000 1850
5000 S 1000
&c &c &c.
Ticket $ao"HGif ie-Quortsr s.
or Prompt suentioa will be given by the
managers TO the commaads of distant adventa.
rcrs, and an official account Of the drawing win
he forwarded, free from expense, Immediately
upon Ills event.
Prize tickets 10 former lotteries received n
cash.
.sAil letters TO be boM paid snd addressed 70
YATES & MINIYRE,
October 10. 1923 Warrington.
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foam X. COOKE will not hereafter atteni
- the County Court Of Berkeley, excep, when
the Chsaeery Docket shall be taken up. ADD
to clear his Chsneery business. In Common
Law cases, not tried, be will return The fees
paid 10 him.
GJHe will eont'nue to attend the Superior
Court.
Winchester, Nov s. Isl is2s-a
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

The other, named HENRY JOHN.
son, five fcei seven inches, very
stou, made, supposed To be about
81 or 20 years Of age; rather yeI.
lowish complexion. has n tu,N,ber
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NOTiCE.--Ni those who became purchasers
~ at The sale Of the personal property Of the
late George y. Seiber,, deceased, are notified
that their respective obligations will fall due ca
the 9Th inst. Saturday nert.) and that payment
must be immediately made. Those falling 70
make prompt payment, need not expect any
indulgence, ps il 10 the determination Of the
subscriber to bring the estate 20 . speedy set
element. PHILIP CARPER. Admir-.
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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-06

On Saturday The 1lth ult. the
Steam Boat Co!omhus, in descending
the Mississippi river, ran upon snag
near the mouth Of The Ohio, and sunk
in deep water, having about 100 tons
oflead on beard. The freight and Ell
CINE il is supposed will be recovered,
but the boat lost. The Columbus was
q very valuable boat, and belonged to
a company iii Nashville.