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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-27
Trustees Sale.

USICC } SdIC.
RY virtue of Deed of Trust, from Lawrence G. Al
Iexander, to me, dated the 5th day of August 1927
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of Prince
William County Court, shall on Saturday the 9TH
June County Court before the front door of Prince
Villa Court House, offer for saie for ready money,
by public Auction said Alexanders interest in
5000 Acres of Land,
in the State of Kentucky as ALSO his interest in the
state Of his Father, or so much thereof, as
will be sufficient to satisfy the purposes Of said Trust.
shall Of course, convey to the purchaser purcha
of said property such title only, as is vested in
me by the said Deed of Trust
may z, 3awts JOHN MAcRAE, Trustee.
The sale Of the above-men-
toned property has been adjourned 20 the first Mon
day in July next.
June % J. NACRAE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-27
AUCTIONS.
Trustees Sale

/ lNDER the authority of deed of trust to me, as
- Trustee, shall, on Tuesday the Sth day of July
nerf ensuing, and at IL o'clock that day, proceed
to sell at Samuel Cats Tavern, West End, al public
auction to the highest bidder, for cash. number of
likely Negro Slaves. DANIEL MINOR,
june 26-ts Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-27

AN ACT amending the Acts respecting Auctioneers.
Sec. |. Be ii enacted by the Common Council
of Alexandria, Tha, in lieu of The fourth OF the
legal commission of auc,inneers, required by the
act entitled San acl 10 amend the acts res, cc:-
in Auctioneers," passed the 9Th day Of April,
1927, to be paid by each and every auctloneer
TO the use Of the Corporation, they shall pay,
during the present aud succeeding years, as
therein prescribed one fifth part OF the legal
commissions.
Sec. . Ard be il further enacted, That in
lieu Of The commissions at present authorised
on cargo sales, and on groceries in the original
packages, there shall be charged the following
commissions, viz:
On all sums less than 500 dollars, at the rate
of q per cent
On all sums of 500, and not over 1000 dollars,
a, the rate Of . per cent.
On all sums Of 1000, and not over 1900 dol
lars, at the rate Of q per cent.
On all sums Of 1900, and not over 1000 dol
lars, al The rate of Il per cent.
On all sums Of 1000, and not over 5000 dol>
lars, a, the rate Of Il per cent.
On all sums of 5000, and not over 5000 dol.
lars, al the rate Of per cent.
And on all excess over 5000 dollars, per
cent on all such excess.
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted. That this
act shall commence and be IN force from aud
after the 18th day Of this month.
Passed in Council this 9Th day of June, 1929
RI. TAYLOR, P. c.
Approved, .
THOMSON F. MASON, Mayor.
Test: /. P. THOMPSON, e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-27
From the Nations intelligence ]

From the NatlohAi AhtsUlSeI@tFl
We were pra,i6ed. on 3 casual visit to the
town of Alexandria, on Tuesday EAST, 10 per>
ceive in its harbur the Sis or a more active
and extensive commerce than have been usual
there for some wears. Besides many vessels IN
the docks, we observed several fine s'ips in the
stream lust arrived, or just departing, with full
cargoes; and the whole scene wore good deal
the appearance which the harbor Of this ancient
city, as we'll known for The extent OF lis COM
meree, as for its polish and hospitality, used TO
exhibit in former days.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-27
1T,Tsx A,Sg!DlsIAa
y MORNING, JUNE 81. 1928

u.nimOre Chronicle mentions that two
Inc int n ,bs, city died on Wednesday last In
7:'s''' ..s Of drinking cold water
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03

NJ Office TO ENTHUSIASTICALLY under
v signed has heretofore forwarned al ferada
from trespassing on his Lands, adjoining and sd'
Jacent to his Town Mill, without any appsTem
respect being paid TO IL, although done IN
manner not 10 be misunderstood by the NOS
ignorant lie has however observed that thee
are certain fersrns, residents of the town !"
Martinsburg. grown as well as miners, she
seem judging from their conduct) TO suppose
they were not embraced in the meaning and ~
tention OF his notice, Forwarding all prssn
from Fowiing, Fishing, or passing through.
enclosures upon any occasion whatever. y
repeated injuries and vexations he almost daiy
sustains, IN having his stone fences throwa
down tor the convenience of getting over-nm
grain trodden down, his gates raised and SOME
times taken out through wantonness and ms
chief, have at length determined him to resofs
to the protection afforded by the Laws Of .ne
country against all such trespassers. UDvhanS
however to do so without giving more than Snpe
zvarning. he has now for the last time, posn'sg
assures oil persons (and he trusts ne viii MOI &c
understood ss intending any ercepsions Sao
shall for the future be found within hls hsiv
sures, under any pretext whatever, thss snsI
shall be prosecuted TO the utmost extent OF '.0
Law. 1t will probably be ADVISABLE for eer.a''
parents and masters Of apprentices in Maiu,.e
burg, to pay respect TO this notice. Mos' =
the injuries he has sustained in the manner =
fore mentioned, have been by boys, whe lnse'll
of being better employed by their parents ~
masters, are permittedto spend much Of 'Hs =
time in rangeng about guning and hsnlhs'
structed indeed, 10 some instances, by tne
ample of their parents and masters. ru
ALEXANDER SfEPhIr'
Martinsburg. June 10.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03

INUR Merchant Mil on the potarn,. a.
~ one mile below Shepherds,own. eo ,rs'
ing SIX Sun Of stone, is now compls,elr sn;"h
ed, ard in readiness TO receive the g,n,s:-.
crop, and for the information of tsrrnsr. 6
deem It necessary to let them know. tb.. e
will give the market price in Cash for ne,ch.r
table WHEAT delivered in eur Mill; or '. MI,
exchange Flour for Wheat, without dels, :.
the rate OF twenty barrels of superfne a our "a,
every.hundred bushels of merchandise Wbes,
delivered, and stand the inspection in the
District OF Columbus, Baltimore, Philadelph;s
New York or Boston. Our mill is situated -.
mediateiy On the bank Of the river. VIZ -.
boats can receive their laden from the nil
door. end for the accommodation Of those vh~
wish to boat .heir -four, we take pIeasu,s e
informing them that we have engaged re,.
pectzble and experienced boatsmsn who h.s
provided himself with ten boats for the A.
commodatIon Of those who may think bronze =
employ him. We would further observe q,
the information of those who live on the Poto.
mae, eitherIn Virginia or Maryland, that N
most conyenieDt and expeditions way Of gettino
their wheat to our mill wo1ld be in buats &C.
which purpose we shall keep two light boat, "a
loan to those who may wish to avail Themselves
of this easy and expeditions way Of bringing
their wheat TO our mill. Those who boat lhe;s
wheat, will enter our head race, pass aa egb.
teen toot arch under the mill, where the grsia
will be Immediately hoisted without hand labo,
We fatier ourselves when the Farmers take
into consideration the great advantages our mill
possesses as respects its local situation, The
facility of manufacturing and getting her
-four ia market that they viii find it greatly 70
their advantage to bring their wheat 10 our Mil.
where they will have no further trouble With 4
until they receive their money,
BoTELER & REYNOLDS.
Iupe 26.-6t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03
;MtarelIaiIe0tta.
The DISAPPOINTED BRIDE.

iHE DISAPPOINTED BRIDE.
at an age when the hear. is open 10
every impression; and forms with the
same readiness engagements and con
nectioDs, which in a man of riper
years, would be The froit of esteem and
observation. St. A-was travelling
from his native province, to explore
The wonders ola metropolis which he
had as yet beheld with eyes only of
hope. In The coach which was 10 con
vey him TO Paris, he found a young
man OF progressing appearance; a
conversation soon began that termina
ted IN protestations of iriendship.
warmly reiterated on both sides Ma
fnal confidence soon flowed from their
lips, and all the secrets other hearts
were revealed: it was then that St
A----learned that bis new friend was
gong to Paris, to marry a young la.
dy whom ne bad never seen, but whom
his father and family had chosen for
ms bride, with the consent of her re
ia'lons. The journey finished with
out any accident aud they arrived in
The morning al Paris where they took
lodgings IN public hotel. Scarcely
had they taken possession of their a.
pariments when the young man was
seized with a bilious cholic, which in
less than two. hours, deprived him OF
his existence. Affected with the ma
lancholy fate of his youthful scouain
lance, 81. A., whose tender alten
tons had been unable TO raise him.
thought 1t his duty to inform the father
OF the future bride OF the overthrow
OF his expectations, and taking with
him the letters and the port. folio OF
MS friend, repaired to tho house of the
gentleman.
Inc servant who opened the door
conscious that his master expected hi.
sen 10 law, announced 81 a. as
fuch, without giving him time to ex.
PLAIN himself embraced him with ca.
gerness, and presented him to his
daughter as her husband
NJ A., naturally gay and VIOLA
lille, could moi resist the temptation @,
decelvipg the family awhile longer. and
played his part extremely well. He
gave the letters, and being perfectly
acquainted with the secrets and affairs
OF his friend, returned the most salts
factory answers to their questions. -
he succeeded, especially in captivating
the attention Of the young lady, who
with side-long glances admired the
features and the fine shape with which
nature had blessed her lover. Dinner
'yas announced, and ST. A. was
placed by The side Of the tmld bride
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03

10y virtue Sf a deed of trust from the late
ID MIR. Rableigh Morgan to me, now of re-
cord in the bounty court of Berkeley, will
offer for sale, for cash, before the Court, House
door in HARRISBURG, on Monday, the l4fh day
Of Iaiy nert, being court day. certain TRACT
OF LAND, situate near the Swanponds, in
SAID county, containing about 494 acres, or so
much theredas may be sufficient to discharge
the debt in tlie said trust deed mentioned.
This property is the same upon which Mr..
Morgan resided, and is supposed 10 be 80 we'll
known as to 3Ipersede the necessity Of any par.
sisulsr description of ii.
PHILIP C. PENDLETON.
NAV 3 1R0.-.tds
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03

We have been Induced to publish the
following notice, from the frequent &C.
currences Of suicide by intemperance,
and in hopes that it may be the means OF
attracting the attention OF our citizens
generally to the subject:
NOTICE.
The young Men Of the City and
County OF Philadelphia, are respectful
ly and earnestly invited to attend a Nee
ting, to be held. in the Session Room,
near the corner of Cherry and Fifth
streets, on Monday evening, the esd
inst. at s o'clock. 80
The object Of this meeting is toforn
an association, for the purpose Of dis
couraging, by the influence of example
and moral suasion, the use of ardent
spirits.
Those who are capable Of correct
thinking, are already sufficiently aware
Of the demoraliziDg effects of lntemper.
ance, and will no doubt cheerfully CO.
operate in adopting any wise and pru-
dent measures that may have tenden-
cy to cheek this growing evil,
The youth especially, are deeply in
terested liz the step about TO be taken.
The spripg,ims of life, is period, in
which it is peculiarly necessary to guard
against the insidious approaches Of this
potent destroy er of health, Of character,
and of peace. At this period, before
appetite and habit have gained the as.
tendency, safety viii. be secured BY ab,
sttnence alone.
is reasonably expected, that asso-
Citations of young men, uniting with this
view. and acting upon principles gioun
ded in sense of duty, in proper self
respect. and above all, in Religion, in.
stead Of the less rational motives, origi
mating in force or restraint, will give a
powerfu!imPulse to the current of pub.
lie opinion now beginningto SCI, against
this most vulgar and unn anly vice.
We make this appeal toall who are
convinced Of the debasing and eneryat-
ing influence Of drunkenness upon the
mind and body, all who are sensible of
the poverty, disease, and wretchedness
which it introduces into society, all who
are DESTROYS Of maintaining in their pu.
rity our political Institutions, and the
dignity, manllness, and vigour OF our
National character.
Wo would appeal to parents, guar
diaus and masters to unite In the noble
and useful object now proposed, and to
lend il their countenance and cooper
alton.
We appeal to the fair portion Of the
community, who are so deeply interest
ed, those CD whom the effects of this
vice falls with an agonizing weight, to
exert their powerful influence in sup
pressing vice, which, as it deprives a
young nianof all claim to the charac-
ter OF a gentleman, SO it should render
all favour in the eyes of lady utterly
hopeless.
A Constitution will be submitted. and
several addresses delivered at the meet
Ing. Jane 10.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03
MARSUAy'S SALE.

-
l. URSUANT 10 decie,al order OF the supe-
rior court Of chancery,at Winchester, pronounc.
ed and rendered the BIB day If December,
1897, in twoeases depending in said court
John Kennedy and wife. plaintiffs, against John
Lyle and others, defendants, snd Robert Ms.
Daniel and wife, plaintiffs, against John Lyle
and others, attendants, will ba sold on Fra
d4y ae 18Th day Of yniy near, on the premises,
the tract Of land near aiastinsburg, in the county
of Berkeley,no now held and occupied by John
Lyle, con,siang about l3l acres. being part
OF the land devised to hin. by his father John
Lyle, decd Terms Of sale, one fourth cash.
and the balance payable in three instalments,
on a credit Of six, twelve end eighteen months
from the daypf sale; bondswith security and
adeed of trust on the premises sold TO be given
by the purchaser to secure the credii payments
la w. SEWERS, M.W.CD.
June 70, lB28.- ctds.
Iassent 10 the above sale. JOHN LYLE.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03
WOOL CARDING. SC.

THE undersigned respectfully informs ~. ~
4 public, that he continues the WOOL ~
Jog, Fulling, Be. at his old stand Al Dalss
vile, Berkeley county. He will send on, !
week to Charlestown, for the purpose =
ceisins and returning woEk, and has MAJ M
stand At the store of MIR Vim y LocA' a.
az Mr.. William Morrow's in Charlestown nd
will be thankful for all orders in his inc, rsr,
viii faithfully execute work at the eu n,E
prices. SiLao
May 29.--tf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03
GRAIN CRADLES.

IN LiTTLE'S celebrated Grain Cradles,
Os with EFiftin's best Scythes, for sale by
d. TAP5C0TT, s. Co.
Shepher6stown, June IL
NTE wilifake Wheat, Rye and Corn at the
w markst price, delivered in Boteier &
Reynolds NEW MILL. in payment of debts,
OF in excha1be forl Goods at the lowest cash
prices. RAKER TAPScOfT, & Co.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03

and the whole family yielded OPP their
hearts to 10Y and satisfaction The
Young lady spoke little, answered with
difficulty, and often blushed, while St.
A. was polite and ardent in his at
teniion to her: and though the ex
pressions Of his face were naturally
serious, his conversation was pleasing
and cheerful.
After dinner the father entered into
all the details necessary TO settle the
marriage, when suddenly ST. A.
rose, and taking his hat, seemed anx
ious to retire. "Are you going to
leave us "Yes," answered ST. A
important business compels me to
quit you" "Whst business can you
have in a city where you are stranger,
perhaps you wish to draw money from
bank; my purse is entirely al your
service; but it you will absolutely have
recooree TO a banker, 1 may send some
body who will contraci the bosiuess for
you" mo-" said st A., who
continued to walk towards the door,
and they were soon in the hall; when
addressing the father, Now thai we
are alone, (said be- and the ladies
cannot hear us, will tell yon-this
morning, a few moments after my
arrival, an accident happened 10 me.
] was taken with the bilious choiic, and
died. ] promised 10 be buried al 6 O.
clock, and you will easily conceive that
Unjust attend the place of rendezvous,
fer not being known in this part ofthe
world, if fail to be exact to my word,
i would awake suspicious Of inatten
ton TO business that would prove very
preludlcial TO my character.
The father listened to him with as
tonishment. but taxing The whole for
a joke returned TO the ladies bursting
with laughter, related the cause of bis
son IN law hurried departure. While
they We're still conyetsing on the sue
ject, s o'clock struck, il was soon Sc
ven, aud the family were alarmed al
not seeing ST. 49,. Half an hour
after the father sent 10 bis hotel to In
qulre. The servant entrusted will
the commission asked for him under
his assunied name, aud received for an
swer that he had arrived at 9 in The
morning, died at / aud buried al 6 :.
II wonld be difficult TO express the sur
prise OF the family at receiving hi,
Information; and as st. A----lelt hi:
lodgings, and never visited there again
general belief was spread around tina
u was The ghost that spent The day witt
Mr. y -, III social enjoyment ant
conversation.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03

90 nldsammer's eve (22d June,) which is
also the virgil Of St John the Baptist, according
10 . custom common over Germany, every
young girl plucks q sprig Of st. John's wort,
and sticks il into the wall Of hep chamber -
Should il, ewing 70 the dampness of the wall,
retain its freshaess and verdure, she may reck-
an upon gaining sutton in the course of the
wear; but Shouldn't droop, the popular belief IS,
thatsheis dcs,lned 10 pine and withef away.
The following version Of some lines, from
German Almanac, descriptive Of this supersti-
ton. is beautiful:
Ths young rnaid stole from the cottage door,
And biusbed. as she saw the plant Of power;
sThou silver eiowworm, OH lend me thy light
must gather the mystic SLJohn's wortto-uight,
The wonderful herb, whose leaf viii decide
u the coming year shall make me bride"
Andths glow worm came
VITA its silvery fame,
And sp,rkied and shone
Though the night OF ST. John.
Ard soon as the maiden her loye-knot lied,
With noiseless tread
To her chamber she sped,
Where the special moon her white beams shed.
bloom here. bloom here, thou plant Of power,
To deck the young bride IN her bridal hour.
Rus II dropped its head; that plant Of power,
And died The death of the yoiceless flower
Aud witheTed leaf on The ground il las,
More c,eet for burial slian bridal day;
And wnen full year had fitted sway, -.
All pale On her bier the Young maid lay
Ard the glow worm cams
With It's eilaery 1ame,
Ard sparkled and shone
Through the night &C ST. john
And thay closed sas cold grave Ger Inc maids
cold clay.
.ihe glow worm Is dencmina,ed ia German
.Jshdnnis Horisges--- 81 Johns Waft1.
~-.1s%a---
Frhs following communication appeared in
The Gssette OF the 18th quilt Several errors
escaped our notice-we Dis week, Eepubilsh it
in corrected fogm.1
TnRurs or ERrEEnssIr TO TIE mxMoRE OF
d. S. a.
And thou art nupberl with the daad,
And thy short.iig'd career below,
Like bright vefnsl season led,
Or mornings fsrest glow.
And none on earth again will meet
Those eyes with mark d e xpressiun giancng,
Which, smiling e'er in bland deceit,
Were aye in reckless frsnkness dancing
Save, when soft sensibiliiy
Its mellowing effect d.splayd;
Or when they shone Indignantly,
Der confidence betrayal.
And 'hs kind hand wont to express,
In IT'S warm pressure genuine feelings;
WIN never more the mind impress,
With thy SOUS kindlest reyealings,
And The light siep with Joyous bound.
Nc more will greet the friendly hall;
Nor there thy cheerful voice resoand,
Fov dssth has ietter'j all.
Relentless Death! couid'st thou not spare,
The generous youth so dear to many;
And place thy seal on hopeless care,
Or friendless age unlov'd By any.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03
June %, 1923.

SoR SALE, the running part Of BROAD
IL TREAD VAC ON, well ironed, and the
wood work of CART, which will sell los
for cash or good paper.
ELIZABETH SHOWALTE3
yune 10
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03

t~hE suofcrloer having fitted up the Mill
L at the 9orth end Of Martinsburg, former :
ly the old oil Mill fora factory, win receive
wool and yaTt 10 be manufactured into Carpet.
ing, to which business his undivided attention
will be paid, hnd no pains spared TO give salts
faction 10 thdbe who may favor him with their
custom. Hs tenders his acknowledgment to
his former cftomers for their liberal encour-
agement, sd hopes to merit a continuance
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03

MY creditors are hereby informed that thers
4v1 is no cause for uneasness as TO the sc cu
r'9 of their Claims wish by this notice 10
let them know that my purpose is to pay off al
my debts have every reason to believe tlss
shall have the means TO doit. And all that
ask OF my creditors, IS short indulgence.
ROBERT e. TURNER.
Msrtinsburg, June IS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03

HORSE AND GIG FOR SALE.
a WISH to sell good HORSE and
81 GiG. and viii give great bargain to sny
person wishing to purchase, either together o.
separate to suit the purchaser.
THOMAS C. SMITH.
Martinsburg, June 10
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03

NJ OflCE.--We are very much IN want Of
" money. and end il absolutely necessary 10
cal on our customers We hope therefore they
will call without delay.
ID. ORRIcK, & Co.
Msrtinsburg, June 10.
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viii also bedone IN the best manner, at Of
cents per poend, Cash.
In addisioq to she Venetian or Striped Car.
petting. thesubscriber is now manufacturing,
upon the Pafe't Carpet Loom. the FLOWER
ED C-aHPETILVC. not inferior TO the
imported Ssptch. Carpets, and superior in point
Of quality. Persons wishing to have such
made. out pf their own yarn, would do well
to get inforaation how 20 prepare it, as the
yarn shouldbe Of proper size.
G. &. CONRADT.
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pIRGLNL.3--Bsrkeley county court, TO nit:
JUNE TERM, 1928.
Thomas nsvis, Pitt.
Resen Hudgei, administrators Of Richard Clas.
ge., decd. Thomas ]. Clagget, Sophia
Clagge., Eliza Strobe, Hora,io Clagget, Mari
Clagget, Matilda Martin, Lewis b Martin,
Honore Martin. Richard Martin, Jonn Martin,
Ann Martin. and Elizabeth Williams, legA
heirs and representatives of said Richard
Clsgget, decd Def'n.
IN CHANCERY.
EsdE defendants, Thomas ]. Clagges, So.
Il phia Clagset, Eliza Strobe, Mary Clss
get, Matilda Martin, Lewis Il. Martin, Honore
Martin, Richard Martin, John Martin and Ans
Martin, not having entered their appearance
and given security according TO the act of As
sembiy and the rules OF this court, and il sp-
pearing TO the satisfaction Of this court, thi
they are not inhabitants of this state--H IL o..
dered, that the said absent defendants do ar.
pear here on the End Monday in September
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff, and
that copy Of this ordsr be forthwith inserted
for two months successfully in the Martinsbarg
Gazette, and De posted at the door of the Coss
House of this county.
A copy-Teste,
d. HUNTER, s.B. ..
June 90, 1928