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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-30
W0IYCE.

1FULJIE.
E(f p''fne dsed IF trust erscuedsy James B5rJgo
1Ithe sabserbs hicA has duly recorded an TIE cis5ts
De 81 Cg0chd'td county court, tdty sAtr Of them r
Ga he t day IF Oct nsIt, tie TG,ernof Ro5 Xnpy
~ TIC county IF Gcochtad proceed seu the hghe
odder at public aacon for cash se olorng p,operty
20 much thereef as be necssay 0sdti puryosss
.fesad Dtcdg( Trust "a uh difhs said B4g foos House
90d aud kchsH furniture consulting parf oT Ea,her
esds bedsteads and J4yEfgrs oenpsi also s aiysst IF
sud ba)ord IN 10 negro man. named hosi aud Leto.,
wtotnegroes purohassd ia parfnerhty pdh John
fG'ofes, dec and paid for accerdngyj his thereon
ofing one r'otety IN each IF soif Heg0ss fsD ay
balance Which may spoear due 10 ne sal BIod T,os ~
Dstp Creek Canal Company The s4gse,6s,s, sci,ng Gs
Hr'fess, u only conyey such title vte in them BIZ ne
sa'd ds.d fAi tAo thsyisAt to tie property behaved 70
James Lyons Jr.
John S. Fleming,
Ib0s. u. JVGfkfns
- -. 40--tds
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III rn- ENQUIRER IS Pub,.hsd tS,ce week generally
and the Stat, Leysis
luepcs, ta~ heretofore, Five Dollars
advance. otss chartered ,pece-psyinE hants
hs safety Of su bJ ns,ihs ps,AIs sfssi
tsrs being paid, by The writer.
II paper he (ct ;hs si.ers,isn Of
tie Eddois) until ell srrsasayes have been paid up.
II Whoever will gear the pay atnt at nine papers
hall have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ApvERTIsIEG.
xY- One square, OH LESSFrst, - cant-esss
ssptnusnce, so cent.
Ne ,jysrt,>: ,nsstsi. anti; Il sits-I
.,r. seaa's~d bv c.rsOn this
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EI)(TCATION.

To IJaN.
4 LADY, who has had the rxuetepce NJ ,,,ry ,..., .
lsscht aud who give unsxcepton.bt I,
~ 'inauou ~ private fsnIIyf0r Tie ensuing months
ore near RICHMOND Petersburg Norfolk would Is prefer
REQ Apply a. the Oaics Of the Enrurer (posi psidj
ihe suo'efihsrs 10 the Wrea,h WIN bsyes, nee, .,,
tbtir copies e., ~"
AuTusf ~'-h
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RYN4W4

<tNHE fret Of Juns, my nssrp nsn Jordan .,r,,e ,
tui Jsrk mp'sic 'o"nd fae', about feci 10 or iirr
s aone F sdifnersS Il speech, psusry tyh on Al Toss
or iepy or slaTDed marked vii trop n ON The po,r
lst Of tr back a rswlrj Of 10 DOLL will he rivsn 70, his
9eysy ne Al West Ham, DOLE Tor serfriue him in
=. :" s'a' tH hmogsic Ff. STfAPARD
~%-ss'N't fsSS ~ ..-pfs
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NOTICE.

LII persons having claims sgso,t the estate II Anon,
"A H. thoroson, dee by bond, note open sesoua si
issNs mem Known 70 without delay; and all peors
In1sbisd 20 The same will psage make eJiate payment,
10 loH5sI indUseEce esn be 81 su,ed.
HENRY T.. CARTER,
49,, -dc'io :. 2. Thornton, dec.
f-s.li - .4o-l
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lft'. s,.r Of deco II trust esscmts ~ fsSiei
80 a. wilson, on the 25h day of August 1857 and Of re-
90 W he clerk oibee Of IN. county Of Cuu We ,s
70 sei Tor ess upon the pfsmnes on The f,i dsv NJ
Oe'9ner utA' the rsct Of isDd wherein hs .sd d. A. WI.
i'pIy resided, yioz IN The county NJ Cumberland upob
az vcinttoI fiytf Consisting about TSS ,eta,
$500 - 81 ~'e,s We shaD CONVEX sueh lille oolv is
'e''s" ;" ~ VIZ ". THOR NTON
A, ~ sAdL. G. ANDERsOE.
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nc and workman-lisc manner--as, indeed might
DC expected from the celebrity of the accomplish
OF the work, and the mechanical s,iii of his Asis
tant in this part Of it. Nor. Heroia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-30

Lnaiatie Hospital, triittoms6ttyg
NOElOEs hsIsby given tbssl the cell, ia. ntoos
are occupied, aud hat pseuti will he received
ensonis OF said cell, Vacant due which vii
osEven. by order vfths Courtof Director.
WV 70 s. L.. HfTrEy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-30

GosPoTt Dry Doef.--rhis important national
work was commenced about The LIST of .Jauuar,.
last, under the The Direction Of Col l. BALDWIN
and compared with tie number of hands. (avera.
gingabout $50, including common IaForerS) EN-.
poycd upon il, its progress certainly shows that
there has been great Industry, diligence and syq-
ten displayed IN its prosecution. The prcpara,o-
.ry work Of Golfer dafinin-. under the si,ae,f,ten
dence Of BIT Henry Single Of Portsmouth Is
within few weeks Of complexion and this alone.
with its appcndages of Platforms wharfs sc. viii
appear 10 the eye Of common observer, fnosl
stupendous undertaking, and OF which one ,,n.
acquainted with the structure Of such works can
form no idea but from actual obsesva,ion. 'rbo
whole appears 20 be executed 10 The most scionti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-30

MesSrs GaIlatin and Preble, the Commissioners
on Tue boundary subject, are both in this ciiy.-
ne iormer gentleman has been very busily en-
Gagged Tor many days in examining the aucien, re-
cords III the Office of the Secretary OF State.
EB0StOn Ctntiucl
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me ''on- Samuel L. Southland, Secretary Of the
Navy, arrived in this town on "Wednesday after-
noon, on his way TO the scat of government, re is
q. present at MIR. Brittain's Hotel We regre, to
stale, that nc is unable 10 pursue his Journey in
consequence of al health. E.TeraElt paper
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sept g.

- NOTICE.
cspl ~ 70 De ab,nt State several months,
n Up 20 ths south. appointed VIM r. Broad ~
ID ea'i'ou ny s.sos1ies fact aei for M during H.,
I..u.- 2lD4SGN POWELL.
.t'' - 1fOA.l
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PauGbLe Zeal Estute 10 Sac.


virtue Vi Deed Of Trust bearing the 26h of Nov
49,. and duly recorded the CLERKS the counly
court OF Amhesf the 9Th of Japusryis23 whereby lame,
D Fcnetonof the SAID county The
10 uhst tor the purposes therein mentioned
ae OF pareeiot an containing 7a5 the same more
Ie lying and being ~ the county of Amherst us
iver, on both sides Of the road from New Ggoyo Lynch
aud adjoining h. lands Of David S. Garland eins the
sam' lands which Thomas Adrdge purchased John Damn
and Jchn Warwick and which conveyed by .ad Tboma,
Adrdse and Catherine his WIFE, the Jane, s. Pend
oy assd bearing date the 2s day of April 1919"
door Of the Franklin HCtel the Lynchbrg eeI
70 sen the aforesaid tract Of land hshe, Bidder At
P9nic aucton Tor The purposes OF trust The aid deed
o. trust auhoise' the sale TO be made ready blu,
the ere ors willing 10 suhUr.e sale on lime the nav
neht 6e'ng safaeoy secured, nlere, pa i'd semi.
ahnGaD. ibe improvements land are a two story
o1b dwelling house, with t'so Boo brick once
win otbtr necessary bouse: house and framsd
o'etseer house, barn, &c The water is enu,j In r.;
ne upper country the Improvements in good eondon the
plantation under good system Of culture aud adsued ,r
Sro'h OF rsI rate tobacco ccr, hest ac The .,,,,on
htaiqy aud the neiyhborhood d.rsoe Thi land
ABOUT 'ie from New Glasgow tile county town nhou, our
nr' from the courthouse u the county, and sbo, 20 mile,
'i0H' AJ""hDu!S. j. ~. NICHOLAS,
WM. NEkERViS,
Aug. IS 5''site''
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HNOTlCE IL hereby gwen that Psiiou v,; n. ,,,.,,t
so ''ihe next General Assembly, for leave t. efct TON
DIidg' fosi the Pamunby RIVER the pO a, which liz
uepsses Dndse now crosses the sad River 49,
Elizabeth T'Gyi0r,
IT, Richard S. TGYior.
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LOYAL COMPANY


A MEETING of the successors of the LOYAL
Company is expected TO be held at Charlottes-
Vile on Monday, the Sd day of November next
Matters OF nuch interest demand the consideration
OF the company, and II is hoped there will be a
general attendance of the Observation-Disclosures
Vile has been designated for the place OF meeting
az being supposed 10 be central TO as large mum
Der OF The members any other place, and for
some other reasons OF general nature, as well as
particularly relating to the business of the meet
ing, which it is not deemed necessary to specify.
Several Of the Shareholders.
Sept. %. 40-t3N
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f1NHE subscribers eHer ale The finest Estates in
Lower Virgins It is the Estate called uambe, landH
sbou two mules below New Keni the property Of
S.L d. Watkin' and containing by s.na,ion
well adapted TO the gcwih OF corn, whrSt coticn aud
eoyeI-'oo weoc land heavily tinbertd 800 anarh
land.n
Thu, E,tsts .i,u.ed at the head Of fine hold r,x..,u
ming water for vessels of SEQ L. The
i've and ud'e'ou. iams advantages than any
III. lower country.
Tn. ia, land has been stated frat rais Is well aia,..
- plaster aai clover, has bssa ,mpto,ed by
the most valuable county; IT is unu,uay high q
n.a;y 'imoered chiefly With SSH anj from experiments
uAy hnae IN the sale OF timber aud wood the beach, the
e.psn," of clearing AMI rseismips might d,ayea from
'ns sale OF the wood aud TIMBER aud when
fertility. "
Upon the estate h,er,r,' herring fishery of no
ie ns,s the annual Pro, Of which beeu generally
about SSo0 aud .hnd phery eiy oppos. 10 IA.
h.lihs 'hety, which nigh, &c very valuable,
o M. MIL iete immediately UPON the river, aud
10 IN, village OF Cumberland; III. tsbi.
house OF ak rooms the customary houses, barns.
aud an zee house. The awellns house vey .ievat
"a .a'I"n soumsuins the Hat lsn ma;h, river
fowl o every variety taken upon the proper
The markets Of Richmond BsItiuore ere alike eontiv-
more onute description deened unnecessary as It Is
supposed that any purchase view the
premises.
Having failed in the eor, sell the pro-
P-,y -" the premises, will be offered Public Auctivn
'rtAonf re'er, at the front door Eagle Hotel in the
ey Of Rehmoad. ~ O'clock ( on Thursday tn sO,h
the OF sale, will b. IN cash aud ,r r.sl m
three equal annual payments Buud aud .cur,iy and do.
" us' upon the property WI" eIequred of the purchaer.
James Lyons, JY.
IHos. IL. Yerril.
ne hsr'n land above alluded To, v.ts favoaby situated
or seamaon' beips uneonmoriy high, snd hoGycf
or 400 acres, free from .uch pvt on
Rvef not TO b, At all affected Fresbet. n I'M
This Is literally mud laod, richest auay ans net
oyeiiown at ordinary hg js- body OF Marsh OF .i,,
character eis and growth f wood & tmet
has been reclaimed by ILL., Thomss Carter near the Pnr
Mug !" n' county, aud has now growing on Iodi
eory hsary crop OF From several experiments
IN Tue nesheorhood The Certainty with which these
be reclaimed and cultivated moJerate .xp.n,e MAJ he
e'tabi'hed Oath, subject gentlemen
% be are respectfully referred Mr. cater
near the fiPns Tree, and Maj CHARLES Hill Arms,
ssd, OF HnS ouetu-who have each reciined Marshes.
mere heavy growth Of wood, &c. beth hrh
an1 contiguous To bold naviyatoD AMI from
ioi ths article together with the fact
vessels are ia lie habit Of eatryip. this neghhor-
hood TO ~ York aud PROFIT nav BIZ
'@pe..eo Hoo TINS source JOHN ID. WATKINS.
s'ePe Std.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-30

MEKINO SHEEP.
NfAJoR VIM. DUyAI., OF Buckingham, has for
NsA Sale, six Bucks and six Ewes of full blood
Merino Sheep.-They will be delivered in the CT
ty of Richmond, TO purchasers, at 10 dolls. each,
provided as many Ten Sheep are engaged.-A
sample OF the wool, may be seen in the posse ssion
of James Rawlings, who will receive proposals for
the purchase, and attend TO the delivery of the
Sbcep.--Major DuvaPs whole flock of the above
sheep, has averaged more than pounds OF wool to
the fleece.-Early applications, from, those WHO are
disposed to possess themselves OF this fine broed Of
Sheep, solicited.
Sept, %. 4O-6t
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NOTICE

EoR SALE, at the Penitentiary Store, nearly OPP
= posite the State Banks, large assortment Of
Penitentiary Manufactures, TO wit: Negro Cloth
ing, Shoes, Gear of all kinds Nails, SC. sc Far
fners, Country Merchants, and others, are respect
fully invited to call and examine them.
The prices of many OF the articles have been late.
~ reduced by the Board Of Directors, particularly
the Shoes. THOMAS NELSON, Pap.
Sept. %. 4O-tf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-27

pY ,Iftue Of decd OF trust iroa James
- Stephenson and Ann his wife. bearing
dute on the 9th day Of June, 1921, and now OF
record in The county court Of Berkeley. the un-
dersigned will, on Monday RE Ign day of Jan
uary nc1t, before the door OF the court house
in Marlinsburg. offer for sale, at public
auction, certain TRACT or PARCEL OF
LAND. lying On the east side of the read lead
ing from MartlnSburg 30 Winchester. between
Darkesvlle and the Stone Tavern on Mill
Creek, and described in tbe deed as "adlonisg
the lands of Gill and Miller, Joseph Grub aud
George Holiday, supposed TO contsin about
two huodFed acres"
The terms of sale will be one third OF the
purchase money at rhe time OF sale. and the
residue int annual instruments with interest,
to be secured by a lien upon the land
PHILIP G.. PENDLErON.
November II, 1328.--is
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-27

T AND AND TAVERN FOR RENT.-1be
IL subscriber wishes to lease for term of
years, that well known 1.9VER.v SI.I.s n,
which he at present occupies. together with the
FIRM attached thereto. containing 248 acres,
on which there is CORD Distiliery in operation;
the land is in good state OF cultivation, with
all necessary buildings in good repair. The
furniture belonging to the Tavern will be rem.
ted with the stand il desirable TO the tenant
Also. FIRM adjoining the above, containing
500 acres, 200 acres OF which are cleared, =
part Of il excellent bottom, and convenient
porion,of good meadow. Also, FIRM on
the east side of the North Mountain, adjoining
the lands belonging to the heirs Of John Tur.
ner, esq deed. contairiHg les acres-l20 acres
Of which are cleared, and in good state OF
cul,ivstion--on this farm there is an excellen;
lime stone springo never-fsiing water, good
orchard, about ten acres OF meade R--,he build
ings in tolerahle repair. Also, two other
FARMS in the county OF Morgan.
Bond and Sufficient security for the perform.
ance Of the covenants will be required. Apply
10 the subscriber living st the Tavern, where
further particulars will be made known.
ROBERT SNODGRASS.
Nov. 81, 1923. 1T.
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SPLENDID SCHEME:

PRIcE OF TIrKHTs:
Uhoie $50; Nd1ssi0; QaTtsr s.; Eighth So so.
GJ Orders ios Tickets or Skates IN the above
Lottery, iorsardec b. mail (posl psid,) or by
pFva'e hand, VIII meet with the most prompt
sttsn,ion il addressed to the Managers.
YATES & MINrYRE,
Washington Cny, ID. G.
'Prize tickets in former Lotteries received
as cash
An official account Of the drawing will be for
wafded to,dstani adscnturers, fie' Iot postage
Now mhef ~. 1923
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-27

ITO QUA PATRoNS.-ihe Editor OF the
a Nar,irsburg Gszettc resp, c,iully requests
sll those indebted to him, TO make immediate
payment. Haeiog bean compelled to pay, 20
security, lstge suns IT money for some OF his
gssd friends, (and who now feel disposed 10
snort and Gu, eape'sl renders IL absolutely me-
eesssry tlst prompt payment should be made.
The Editor feels graceful 10 the public for tho
very tberslpauunpge bestowed upon him, and
viii use every honest cnds avor TO retain it,
To some Of Lis pat ons, truth requires him to
say, they have been extremely reniss in their
duty towards hinl--un he other hand. justice
demands hat he should tender TO his punctual
patrons, his unfrignsd thanks.
Nov 20, 1928.
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DAM. LEE, 9. ..

The parties named in the above order, are
hereby notified that shall attend at the GIoha
Tavern, kept by William Kroesen, in the town
ct Mar'insburg, on Thursday the 27th inst. for
the purpose o. executing the said order--when
aud where they are required to attend with all
the Partnership Books. and all other testimony
they may desire to be taken in the cause.
HARRISON WAITE, Com.
Ch'y District Court, Winchester.
Nov 20 1928
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-27

Henry Bedipger. Plaintiff.
agdina
stephen w. Forman, Defendant.
This cause came on 10 be heard this 6th day
OF December, 1896. upon the bill, answer.
EXHIBITS. snd the report Of Master Commissions
er WARN, and was argued by counsel. On
consideration whereof. the Court is Of opinion
that the SAID Commissioner erred in admitting
weisch to prove the contents Of Book, the
Book sell being The best evidence, and IL the
party had II, and did not or would not produce
1t, he should have taken the loss. Therefore
doth reeommit Tie said report 70 q Master
Commissioners OF the Court: And, it il ordered,
that both parties do produce on oath. oil part
nership looks, aud submit to be examined on
oath. in solemn form, before the said Commits.
sioner touching the accounts, " required the
one by The other; and the said Commissioner IL
10 re examine. s.ste aud settle The said accounts
between tie parties, stating all such matters
spteislly deemed pertinent by himself, or which
may be required by either of the parties to be
specially stated, aud make report thereof to
the Court in order to a final decree.
Il Copy.-Teste,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-27

Neic vieto o.f matIimony-A lady
meeting girl Who lately LEI. her ser
vice, unprecedented, Mary where
10 you lvei' Please, ma'am, don't
live no where now" rejoined the girl,
II am married.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-27

Ezekiel Odell, Tor the murder Of
David Leason, was tried ia Benning
ton Co Vermont. on the 5hinst found
s'guiby OF murder in the second de
gree, aud seniencei TO hard labor In
tae State Prison during life
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-27

Postmaster at yNsp York IS L Cor.
e'nsur. Esq. of New York, has been
appointed Postmaster of that city Sir
Governeuris the son-in law of Colonel
Monroe, and though gentleman of high
responsibility, to whom the attention OF
the Government might well be drawn for
his individual and estmable qualities, the
appointment has no doubt been made
with particular and kind regard 10 the
feelings Of Col. Monroe, to WHOM il VIII
without doubt, prove source OF com,
fort Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-27

Horrible Indeed. The Rev. Mr.
Gray, Of WllScsboso, states that at a
a late court in that county, man nam
ed Barlow was tried for the murder oil
a pious aud atfeciionaie " ile, who had
borne him five children; the Youngest
two years old - Barlow confessed that
he had beat his wife until he ihoughl
she was dead; that she arose aud at
tempted to make her escape, and thai
he then pursued her and beat out her
brains with arock! II Is said that they
had previously lived in perfect harmo
ny. and tina, her character was ire
proachably good. Barlow toaS acquitted
on the plea Of insanity Ills insanity
,0dS Produced 6y drunkenness.
.SulIiGda DPdtchman.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-27

John Green, smith, died al Noting
ham. Eng. from drinking -four quarts
ofsale within five minutes for wager
OF o.!
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-27

upon me the most approbrious epithets;
but ! challenge him to put bis denial OF
my charges in such form a. TO admit Of
investigation. II he will venture to take
that course, will consent 10 be taken
for the vilest ealumnia,nr 10 this age of
slander, if do not fix upon him the
stain of falsehood and dishonesty, aud
stamp it with the verdict of a Jury.
EDWARD BATES.
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NJOIiCB.--rhe Members of the Msrtins-
~ burg Library Society, are hereby notified
thai qaw,er, subscription % said Society be-.
came due on The 18th inst--it is expected that
every member will cone turward aud pay up
their quArseTases Without delay.
GEORGE NEWCOMER, TSeaarey.
November u. 1879.
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NJ oTiCE.---All those who became purcha-
~ sers ~ the sale Of the personal property
of Joseph Shsssaiser, deceased, are noti6sdtbst
their respective obligations fell due on the 18Th
insi. and that prompl payment must be made
For the convenience of those interested, the
subscriber viii attend every Saturday, from 10
o'clock, am. TO p. m. until the LIST Jan. mex,
at McCiears's Hotel, in Mar,insburg. for tn
avail themselves of this opportunity, Heed not
expect any further indulgence, as il is the de-
termination of the subscriber to bring suits on
all bonds or notes remaining unpaid after that
time, without respect to persons.
JACOB VIEWER, dm'r.
Nov. 90, 1855.
GTFree Press, Charlestown, will insert the
above three weeks, and forward amt. OF acct.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-27

81 Indispo,ition of two of the hands
belonging to the Office, must he our a.
pol ey for the laie appearance of the
Gazette TO day.
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EDWARD BATES.

Gov. Giles has made proclamation.
giving notice that the jackson electoral
ticket has succeeded in this State, and
requiring the Electors TO assemble in
the City of Richmond, on the 6rst Wed.
nesday OF December next
The majority for Jackson in this State
will be about 1900.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-27

Flour al Qasbsc. The Quebec Gag
cite OF the l5Sh inst says that supeFtine
flour that morning was held at sic per
barrel. tits understood that portion
of that brought from New. York viii be
re-shipped Tor England.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-27

NJ oTHE--AH persons Indebted to the
" Subscribers, by note OF open account, are
requested TO PREPARE FOR PAYMENT
IMMEDIATELY. They have had LONG
C@ EDIT, and MUST NOT expect any long
er indulgence. D.ORRICK & Co.
: Nov 6--tf
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MOrlCE.-All persons having claims against
IN the estate OF Hisam Pam. deceased. ara
requested to bring The same forward, property
authenticated for settlement, those indebted,
are notified 10 make immediate payment. as no
Indulgence whatever uiil be given. il being The
determination OF the subscriber to bring the es-
tate 10 a speedy settlement.
MICHAEL. LEOPARD, .lsla'r.
Nov. 81, i82S.--St
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The highest price given for clean linen aud
cotton rags at this ekice.