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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10

TVIRG1NlA, 10 W.T. AT u Couu 81 quar-.
terIy sessions, for the county Of bedford
helda ut the The Court House thereof, on the y ii
day of August, 1928 Jacob kerns ead Peg.
~ his wife. late Pc gy Wood, p%ttlnu1s,
against
BENJAMIN = GIRLS Donald, hslrs oi Andrew Do
MID, decd hv Christopher Clark, Their gaar.
dan. Royal Chidress, Philiss GortneT and John
". scott. administrator of George kerns, der'd,
john Hurnell and John Markham and Lucy his
wile, late Lncypurncll, children Rnd heits OF
Pet,rrurnell, dec and Michael keris, Susm-
nah Hauc1l, John Watson aud Ely beth his
uife. late Elizabeth krrns, Woodson Walls and
sally his wife, iate sally kcrns, Meredith Wits
and lydia hp VIE, late LYDIA kefns, Phliiss
ShrNsicr and Polly his ~ife, late Polly kerns
aud Parhnm Arlington aud Doshia his wifi, Law
Dos,ia kerns, heirs and representatives OF
George kctns, dec 4. and sally Ann ktrnS, AMI
Ellzaheth kerns. heirs aud representatives Of
John heru,. de'd. defendants. Ia ehuncrrV.
The lciendani Susannah llauoI not having
entered her appearance and given seoutliy ac-
-aard NJ t. the aet al essenhly and The rules ol
;hle eunIl, ant IT appearing 10 the satisfaction oI
the court thai she /. MT an ,nhehitant OF tins
country. IL is therefore N erred that sbr do ap.
pear here ON ilp foutlhysendag ~ October ne /,
rnd answer the bill nf tho plamtir. aud mal d,
capy II his ,rdtr be forthwith inserted in some
nenspapet published IA the town oil lynchnnig
5bt Two months sncressisrly, and posted nj the
ifnat don 4 ti,e courthouse OF this county, u,
ngo several cuuIt JAYS. \ copy -Irstc,
q. \ WiNGfIELO, u. {.
Gent. :.
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ROBERT HUNTER.
esrs. OF Koli Hunter, dec.
- uI4l.Iu
Del, 10.

Al lie Rnies teld IA the clerk office Of The county
reagpr Franklin, On tnr siAih day of Dct, 1893. u
cob slano, rltf against Henry Dnshoug, I'm. Pfstl
Administrator ofCtnord aiono dac. fnRgy sone, VI
dow and felict Of the said Clifford Sione, deed. Abfhd
siaar, Janob slone, Calob slaue. Jutal {. slnuc, Allor
sinne, Commodore Il. slone. Patrick slaue aud Amy
Siona-einldfen and lnirs Of Clifford slime, dee.
IN C~HANrkhi,
The defendant Caleb Stone, not having entered his
sppcafanfn 4 given security according 10 the act Of A.
aslpbiY and thn uies offiHs court, and " appearing bs sn-
,isflctofY evidence that he - DOT an |iuiahitant et the
Stage of NirglnialDn the motion ofthe plaintiff by Cum
nel- Il Il ordered, that thasaid dot, G,leh sloned do Bppfef
Il the sid court on the lai Monday Ia Ian. neat. n answer
the plaintiff bill and That n eopYef ,lis order he forth
Asth inserted In tne Ntrgfnian, a paper printed la The tosu
HLfneahurr. fat two niontha faeesssINelf, aid posted al
tte front doet oltha courthouse Of said county
ACony-fosto JAs. {. TATE 4. c.
October -. VI -.
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nQRs. JOHN T0NPkINS, from Richmond
W. = Gesirous 10 obtain n few young Ia.
d. rs b%oarlers 10 such us wish il she will
z W rs uclions in MUSIC.
Parrots aid guardians, emit listing then
children o. wards to her care, mayfely on the
pfifte attention being paid TO their morals
ard etmioft.
Lynrhbufg Nov. +. Is
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a&rOIIo E.-Pmsonnt 10 The provisions 81
IL II dred ol trust, rsecuted 10 me ~ Jan
~ ly WIN. VI Parsons, and 81 record in the
-tfrrks rflioe al Tho ennniv ol Albemarle, for
tho p%ntrose II occurring the payment Of a
debt therein mentioned, due 10 Nicholas fiiz-
patrick, I s'nll. on Ihursday the 2mh OF Nov.
nesl, Il tnn, II not, the next tar day tlereal.
ter, proceed sill, for cash, at anriion, on
thr pfrmisrs Ihr ,nid Parsons undivided in.
terrst ~ aud toa ccttBIp tract oi lnnd, living in
he county 81 Albrmarle, about - miles from
3 harlailr plIir and 3 miles iIon the Cove
Nertlnf Ho 'se. eul adjoining the lands 1T The
estate oil B ia Norscfl, Saml W Mar, n y
othrts-beus III ,amr band lately |as.ien,d
Ia the heirs oiH ~. Norm DE-.
selling Is trustee, | shall only convey sue
,itic rs Is vested IN me by The decd aforesaid.
WILLIAM NJ. LEWIS, TRUSTEE.
Oci23. tds2l.
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~ EN WORKS.,

vM7HE snts, riber has Just received, direc,
from Philadelphia, a further supply OF
NV Books, VIZ
Pollock Course Of Time.
st Chfvsoslom on the Priesthood.
NJ. Hemans poeticaI works in 2 vols. nice
~ bound.
Natural History Of Birds, FISHES, Reptiles {
insects, by Johu Biglaud, with beautiful col
ored Engr,vines &c
a'ural History OF Animals, by john Biz
land, beautiful Colored knRraylngs.
Frederick Sbobrrs prrsla. cuutaining a de
s'ripilon o. The cauntry, with an account OF il
Government LnW and Religion, with beauli
nj Engraving.
Noreoa's Masonry, a further supply OF which
III be sold low for cash. A.. X. NORTH.
o.. Is.
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UsT RECEIVED by Thomas j. Duys5
81 a supply OF Linseed Oil, spts. Turpenlins
White Lead, superior Salad Oil, Niaccaba
onuif loose and in bottles, and a number of =.
ther articles IN his line. which he viii sell al tbe
lowest cash prices. MAY -
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NEW BOOKS.
Nav Is

NNHE SUBSCRIBE has 0ga,n II, pleasure of an
n%ouneiag tohis friends and he public in
general, the "%rT'rai efthc Joltoulng New Books,
ris:
Herbert Lacy, a nOreldy me duihor of Granby
IN = rots.
Confession o noii Me'd, n novel; . tolls
The HUmonws Of Eui0pia, q tale of colonial
times, by an Ethiopian in 2 roIs.
Sayings and Doings, or Sketches from life,
hirdSerisS, in . ,ois.
Lord Byron and some 9fhis contemporaries
NTH recoteciious Of the onfhor'siitc, and Of his
~riSi'to hcig By Leigh Hum, in IroI,
The O'BrioRS GndMe 0iFYahcrtys, national
tate BY Lady Morgan, in 4 rois.
The ADORE together Wah many other New
Books, b~apejus been rtcsired aad are noic for
SAT- al NE cheap Book and Stationary Storeof
CHdS. Il. UITHERS.
- A variety Of cotoured Toy backs for chill
dr.a. Is.
NJ.
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CHEAP WINTER
CE e.,
l'ade In thc best and most JdshiOHdbh
styk.

style.
az l. ate nov ready to suit our customers
V aud the pubic IN general with every
article ofdress suitable 10 The season, al lower
l, ices Dian tie same kind of goods can be
bought Tor IN tins place, and at less rfi'e Than
the goods can be bought and made mp here Tor.
This should induce persons 10 call GA US, oui
assortment being general and our supplies week.
". Persons calling can always he gratffied with
The sight o. NEW GOODS, and new Fashions
We have Dress aud Froek Goats of superior
blue. black. brown, olive, green, and other CO.
lours, Coates, Steel mi2eed, green, bresn,
&C. with Gilt and Steel Buttons, Panta!oons oil
super blue. biaek diab, steel mixed, grey, CHA
mon, &c. OF Cloth aud Cashmere, fine blue aud
mixed Casinet PantalOons, and superior twIlled
Bang up Cord, with and without straps, ian ex.
tellent article for riding J an elegant assortment
of Vests, among which ave black Moleskint
PLAIN and figured, black aud brown ollk Velvet,
EnClisi SILK Vests of black, blue brown and
mixed colors. plain and figured, blue, black
aud buff assimerr Vests, fancy Valencia, TOT
lenet. Merino aud Versailles Vests, with plain
stand up OF rolling collars, Shirts of line Linen
and fine Muslin, plain and RULED. also Shlfiees
and Collars, a variety Of Drawers, as Buckskin,
Stockinet, single and doubled mIlled Flanncis
lwiiled and PLAN Cotton aud Knit Drawers
Flannel aud Knit Shirts, a large assortment ol
oluaks OF fine Cambietle, &c. Scotch Plaids
Bang up Goats Of mixed, olive and drab cloth
with and without capes, heavy Bang up Goats
made of Siberian Dfeadnaught. (impeneiIablt
by wafer Flushing and Bear Skin Goats, a va.
rlety Of Ladies Cloaks aud Nantes, IF rich
silks Me,ino Cloth, "a new a%rticle,) red aud
nigh coiored Cn cassiaus, Cambletis anu Plalds
a few cases of very superior Beaver Hats, a lo
Of we'll assorted SHOES, and a number OF fancy
articles, as Patent spring Stocks, Patent ant
plan euspendeIs, Sik Handle chieis, Silk era
yais, Gloves, b ack Cloth Caters, Pearl Buttons
Vest Buttons and Rings. with numerous other az
ucles. which we invite III those wishing to pur
chase good ana cheap Goods 10 call and see fol
themselves.
We have just received a quantity OF servant:
Glorhing, as Coats, Round Jackets, Vests, PanIa
looms, SHIRTS, nc. which will be sid low.
WALKER ~ co.
Next door to the yirglnlan Office, Main Street
Lynchburg.
OcI l3. isis
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August ID

EIOb SALE.-My fine young Stallion OPP
timus, inferior IN point of form To no
Horse il Virginia, OF the most approved stock
aud proven himself 10 be the most valuable
stock horse. He may be seen by application
10 the subscriber, ia Charlotte county, near
hooker Ferry, and The term. known. whichwil
be accommodating. ED. W. HENRY.
Aug 10. is2.
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irishiinens, Lawns & sheetings

WE are prepared 10 exhibit l2 case
Super dressed Irish Linens OF ulerior texture
An assortment fue Lawns for hkfs
A i"w pieces full "a Linen sheetings
The above are worthy the inspection OF
those desifous OF having coed aud cheap Ii
nen fabrics. MKEE, ROBINSON co.
June Q
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u EW rUBiiCATIONS.-The subscriher
Al la, inst received, duect from Philadelphia
NV tuhIeatlUus, VIZ:
Lord Btfon and some Of his contemporaries
nth kecollections OF the Authors Lie, and of
1s ~, / to Italy, hy Leigh HtHt.
iale ftom the t. giish Souvenirs.
Nhlms aud oddities, in proso aud verse, with
font, oilgrnai Designs, bt IhomHs Hooa one OF
The Authors ot Ud"S aud Addresses to tIeaI pro
pie. and tbs dcsgI / OF II, rlogre.s ol Cant,
Morgan $ illustrations of Masonry bv one of
the Frate,na, Who la. devoted tGtS ycals 10
the subject with All account ottht h~,dlmpgin9
n The .iUttof cheap Edition,
The American Quarterly Review, 9th nun bel
iol March ls2S.
North amt, rcan Review, 59th number, for
ISIS.
E.drnburs Review, No. %, for Ocr. 1927.
London QaarlerIy Review, No. -, t1 Janua
~. ie2s.
The American Journal of the Medical Scien-
ccs No. ] ,, Nj.
The Medluo Chirurgicai Rev lev. No. 10, for
Jan. ls2S
Tie abuvp New Publications hive lust been re.
cciycd, VITA y talge assorim nj OF Stationary.
Country Merchants, Clerks leachrrs, aud ne
pubic generally rerequested TO gave him a call.
Tins stock Is large aud complete, and he is de.
trrmined to sell, and will make ms prices accot-
ding To the times. He stIil caIrics on the Book
Bmdug business Ia al. ITS various branches.
ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Nav %
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Weekly Supplies of beautiful
EAhGA GUGNS

superb Gauze aaa AIelpom.nie Scasfs
DO do Arcadian Hdkls.
Blk. and blk. wstered Silks
beautiful Blk, Florence aud Italian Silk
superior assortmento of worked Swiss Muslia5
0a'lcoes 81 every denomination, ard SOFAS
OF rare and entirely new patterns
bobbine,, Laces, al hail theiriortaer prices
\ lew fashionable wutered s. butt GinsbaIs.
Bell Ribbons, direct from Paris
Pongees for Ladies dresses
II great bargains fora an inducement 10
purchasers, we will assure them, every effort
VIII be made IT, that effect.
MKEE, ROBINSON & co.
June 9.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !

DuBtic SALE VIII be sold 10 the high,
rs, b sder at Poplar Forest on Monday
the 24ih day of November, flair IL not the next
fan day. all the crop of corn, oats aud fodder
made ON the premises the present year, togeth-
or with a large suaoiity ofhay and stran also
20 read nf cattle, including 3 yoke Of oxen, 70
head Of sheep, DO head of hogs. 3 work horses
and two coils, together with the plantation uten.
sils and household and kitchen furniture. A
liberal credit for all sums exceeding twenty dol
la. will he given, under that, cash will he re-
CURED. FRANCIS EFPE5
The sale will be conducted BY John K. D..
Paene.
Nov. 6. tds2o
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Trust SAT- Of LoRd in HaAfa1.

trust II o. L0Rd an R0tJdb.
IN > Mobdn, tie first dut OF Haitian Nov.
NJ court neHi, NJ will proceed to sell. n
pa ilr auction for cash, hefnr, the door OF
linlitn' 1ourt house, a part Of n tract OF hind,
lying aud BEING in sa,d c,nntv. on Bannislef
River, adjoining the lands 81 Mr.. Anninr
nan, Martin Wilson and others, and i, . pun
oithe band on which Nathaniel Carter resides
-thai part IL be sold contains aho, on
hundred and n5neteen nud a hnlt acres, NOR
or les, aud IS the same land which was here
lo(ore conveyed 10 Saml. stevens by Nancy
Ndlingham. rs per drrd oi record in llahlas
county. The snie will be made in pursuance
al - trust deed eSeented Ia the undersigned bI
nmi Stevens (sincr deed onihc 3ri day OF
March, 1923. which ,of record in Halfas
rnuniy count. We believe the tiIlp To- ihaf
pa'' al tn lend now advertised 20 lie good,
hnl rs Trustees wcwili convey such Tile onl,
IA Is vested IN us by sni9 decd aud noue olh
err. WM. i BANKS. lrua.
SAAL. GARLAED, I tees.
Oet. o tds22
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e. q ! virtue ii a deed 81 trust, tAcauteu TO
~ HE -uhScribers by Col. Da1Iu Jones 81
IT'S wife, bearing date April lot, 1876, and
recorded III the clerks rlicr III Campbell
county, tor purposes therein mentioned, We
Sliall proceed, on thursday tnt ID cay OF
October Hexi, II lair, il not, the mex far day.
sunday excepted, al tue residence otlhe san
Jones, 10 sell. 10 the bigt.est bidder, al puht,r
auction, Tor ready money, the tract OF iohd in
the deed mentioned, and on which tue sad
Jones resides, containing $50 ACRES, mo,e ar
tess, or so II uh thereof as vii be sufficient
TO nay the debts now due aud secured NV ibe
SAID deed and costs attending the same. Tins
land Is situated IN the lower END rl line cnn,-
~, IN a desirable neighbof1ood. - mites
northwest from the court hJnse. and o. miIes
from Lyuchburg, II lies well and is well nm.
proved. The buildings .onsis, ot a snod
u"el'lhg mouse, Kitchen, smoke honse. ice
'ouse' ~ WIN all other necessary out nous
es' 1850, a good apple orchard OF well ST.
,ee'eu lfnh. The greater proportion OF thts
nn Is now III woods and good tobacco land,
ne greater proportion OF the plantation il
'resh land ana IN good repar-Ne deem IL
unnecessary To give a further de,crjptiuu ~
Tue land, snpposlng no person will purchase
without viewing the land. Acting as trustees.
we shall convey only such title as is vested
in us. JOHN uoRSoN
NM. ROBINSON.
Inc above sale is postponed until the 9oth
OF Nov, next, al which time il will eeri,inl,
''"e pact J. II.
80 N-R.
The above sale will take place with nv en-.
''e CONSENT DAVID JONES.
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THhERE will he a petition presented TO the
- next General Assembly Of Yire mia.
PRAYING that a new county may be formed ont
ofpar, OF the counties of Bedford, Botetourt
and Franklin.
Oct. . wt1stM ID.
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Sunday Scho0t Books.

THHuUY btHVU' I>UUhS'
VHHE subscriber has just received fromthe
u, SUNDAY School Union Society, OF Phila-
delphia. a general assortment of Sunday Schoo
Books. which he Is determined to dispose of at .
very small advance {. A. WITHERS.
Jan. 81. $50
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sos Acrcs Of Land at Anction.

8oJ Acres Of Land at ARcti0n.
n bOU fou OF five miles from Lynchbu *
"a II IS unciehIed aud heavily timhered. II
wi be- divided into lots To suit purchasefs-
Terms onr half cash aud the balance payable
al six months. - lth approved secrrlty The
sale will rake place at Zaohfcld Wade's, on
Nard's Road. near winch pace The land lies,
Oh The l3ih day Of November next, under he
direction of Alexander Austin.
AitMiSTEAD LONG.
De. 90. 3w2I
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Now Publications..

FnHE subscriber has just received, direct
- from Philadelphia the following new pub
LEGATIONS, viz
81. Valentines bay or the Fail Maid ofPcrth.
by the Author OF Wavcrlv &c. e.. This work
rs SAID 10 be superior to any he has ever written.
Sir Walter SCOTS Rehe Ious Discourses.
American Quarterly Review, 6,h No. for June
1923, just received aud for delivery 10 subscrf-
GERS. ADRIAN X NORTH
June 10,
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az Ia be Id 10 the highest bidder, ,he
w - h day Of December nest. the t,aet nj
,auh wllct, on nov reside, situated IN the coun.
y Of Campbell, on the North Fork OF Falling
hlyer distant about twenty miles rom Lynch.
mg aud contains about we've o. fnirleen hun
hfed aefcs, With a great portion oflow grounds,
aud - considerable quantity OF unclcarcd land.
veil adopted to The culture Of Fancy Tobacco,
It good eri,l aud saw mill, and a RESI- pciable
luok Of Iiwbcr. Ais. good ordinary improve.
nents. The purchaser will be required To paw
one third OF the purchase money The first day
II May next. and the balance N Two cqual an
uual payments, THEODORE REID.
OCt. -. ids
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n WILL sell from 30ato 500 acres of %unclear
- ed land, lying IN Bedford county, three
quarters OF a mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynehburg. lii well adapt.
ed 20 the culture OF Tobacco aud the different
kind Of grain usually cultivated IN the neighbor
hood is well watered, aud lies better than any
tract OF It's size in this part ofthe country. 1t is
50 situated as To be entirely exempted from da.
mage by heavy rains Or high water The terms
viii be very accommodating say one. two
and three years, upon a small payment IN hand
Enquire of the ,nbscrlber, one mile and a hal
south of New London, ALEX. AUSTIN.
Ian. L TOO
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UST PUBLIsHED-Iales of a Grondra.
eg her, being stories taken from Sco,,,sh
History, by the authoro OF WaverIy. &c. Sc f.,
sale atthe Book AND Stationary Store Of
CHARLES A WlIHERS
March 81
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EtNoh hENT-The brick house situaied on
M '"e corner Of third street ard sixth al.
nYa' present in the occupancy Of MI. jas.
A'"'''' Immediate possession may be had Il
.''tssary. Likewise, the Store house on
IA TO- s'rte', al present III the occupancy %
= . VI "hhe. Possession mn, be md on Isl
EDWARD DuFFELe
vi 'V u4W20
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,atroos, .torether viii Wheat Fan WherIs, N
" aiaNers. Also Tsv,ln Bells al any si2, &
Bsas ar composition Casting Of any dcsorir-
tion wanted. done nj The shOrio~, notice, Al
81 Scfeus aod Brass Boxes Of any size Tor IL.
tacco ar etbcr purposes, furnished. Together
web a variety 81 Copper and Tin Ware-
stoves, &c. Sold on The lowest terms pussi-
he. " BERD.
Sep', Is VIZ 10
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IL oINE.-Ali persons indebted to the con
"a cern If 5. q n. Alien 4 Co. Lynchburg.
- request q 90 call and make imml date set.
uemtn', as Go longer indulgence Can be gwen.
So NJ. ALLEN y 20.
Nof}oli. Oct 9 1911
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al ATRASS MAEING.-Thr
W. subscriber. al the lower end OF main
street. in addition tohis Rope and Irvine max,
iag business; makes and repairs CurPd Hair
Mattresses Also makes Shuck Mattresses, a
cheap aud comfortable article for summer-and
"ouId be thankful for any job in tha, way,
which shall be don't with utatness aud despatch,
and on very reasonable termes.
]. II. ECHOLS.
Nav / ts59.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09
Martinsburg Woolens Factory.

TiBBS & 0RRICK take leave to inform the
W public, that, at the above named establish.
ment, they have for sale, and are constantly
making a great variety Of Cloths, Cessirets, Lin.
seys, Plannels, Blankets, and carpeting-slI Of
which thew will sell at fair prices Tkey will
also make Wilted Carpeting for customers Of
their own Yarn.
Pulling, Securing, Dying, and Dressing, Of
every description of WOODEN Goods will be done
by them in the best manner, and at The usual
prices. Country produce Of various kinds, to
wit: Wheat, Corn, Wool, Lard, Sosp, &c. viii
be taken in payment for work done, or in ex-
change FIR goods.
Wanted immediately, a quantity Of good hard
Soap and Pat, suitable for crossing Wool. for
which a fair price in cash, or Wooden Goods, will
be given. MaFtiasbuTg, Oct s,la2s.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09
gEaRUsT SALE OF PERSONA.

d PRo?E9ry-The undersigned, trustee
for the creditos Of Robert f. Turner, viii, in
pursuance of the requisi,ion OF the deed, cause
a sale OF his personal property on Hedaesdau .,
the 29M # fhs present month. MANY of the arti.
cIes viii be found perfectly new, and worth their
orig mai ccst. Among others viii be found the
following:
One dozen Windsor Chairs, new; 2 dozen
common do; Feather Beds, Bedstesds. and
Bedding; Tables, Looking glasses. Decsnters. a
sideboard, a Clock, Bureaus, Tubs, Spoons,
Jugs. Ovens, Ssillcts, Kettles, Pots, Griddies.
Frying Pans, and every variety OF Kitchen Uten.
sils aud Household Furniture. The sale to
commence at 10 O'Clock. The terms made
known on the day Of sale.
CHAs. Jas. FAULKNER, Trustee.
N. II. would notify all persons who are in
debted to Robert p. Turner, by bond, bill, or
otherwise, to ceme forward and square their ac-
counts, as I shall otherwise be compelled to
place them into the bands OF officers for collee.
ton. e.. r.. FAULKNER. Trustee
October 9, I828-s
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sEgHOMAS sCHNEBLY. (Dsn.i,t.

purposes remaining in Msrtinshurg a shor,
time. and win be happy to attend TO the duties
OF his profession.
lie will file, plug, clean. extract, and beauty
the teeth. lie will also put IN teeth 5y the sci
or single, and will extract siumps with the
greatest facility and ease to the patient.
Persons wio cannot make il convenient TO call
at the private boarding house Of Mrs. Brown,
(where he may be found) can be waited ON a,
their own houses f requested.
His charges Will be moderate.
Nh Recomne end ions from The frs, sources
will be eslia,'ed with pleasure TO all those who
may be pleased 10 Call and see them.
Oct 9, 1928.
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sALE.-wm be sold. BY

q public suction. a, the residence Of the sub.
scr.ber, near Tabb's Cross Roads, on THURSDAY,
The Esd OF October next, ell Of his personal
property, consisting OF fifteen. head Of Horses;
among which arc. valuable Work Horses, Brood
Mares, and Colts; a number Of Mich Cows and
Young Cattle; one hundred head OF Hogs; q
large nunberof sheep; Farming Utensils OF all
kindss = coed Road Wagon, a Plantation do,
a Cart, new ploughs, Hsrrows, Horse Gears Of
every description; RIVE and Corn by the bushel;
one hundred aud SIR acres Of Wheat in tho
groupd; SEyER.RL NEGR0Ey Household
snl Kitchen Furniture of various kinds-sueh AZ
good Feather Beds, BEDDING, Beds,esds, Ia
hles. Chairs, en- excellent SIDE Board. two Bu-
resas, Corner Cupboard, SC. together with a
great variety It articles not necessary to pari;.
~cuiarise. Nine mouths credit will be given the
purchaser, unon giving bond with good security.
for all sums over Ave dollars; under that sun
Cash. Sale 10 oegin early IN The day, and con.
,iuue from day to day, until all is sold.
Sept. 2S-ts JACOB v. GoRRELL.
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FALL AVID WTVTER GOODS.
ATTEND TO THISl
WHO WANT CHEAP GOODS

TIE subscriber has Just received = geoer.
4 assortment of Paul Avn wisrsR Goops,
which he will sell remarkably low. TO persons
wishing to purchase a large guanhy. he will
make At an object TO give him a call
THOMAS G. SNITH N.
n. q. 7 now, foe the last time. request all
these indebted TO the late Gc,n Of J n Riddle &
Smith, to come forward and settle their o5l,ga
tons sud account. ihope tts notice viii no,
be dsregarded, IS I dislike tic nvcessity Of has-
ing TO resort to ~cVetCise msssures.
Oct 3. 1898. 4. C. SMITH.