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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-24

a aullfrl .f4G Afi'''S
eer~,.lar! biz ti doHr 10 bis mistress.
Mr. DgAg t..
os Providence, have been prevent
manu- ,,tafing mvselfsf your fee tor IL
fr"m p..ni,,,on Of the collscisneous calumni
enu's - b.en so ,landern,isly ~oongiomerhied
~"'e" ,ss uni,lotied and unsephlsreated lace OF
apo" ,,.s. reputation. ani with which ]
ny -, 90 malicious Y circninvalia'eh 'hs' !
''.I.,d the most mountainous colossal anu
'Pp.,l,n,an dificulties, IA perfectly disihoa'ce
- m, self from the ciIniInons maetnn"uo's
faiihs h,xe been SO numerically lmm0red
20 ~ ,ea, fully apprehrnsive that was
az" ,..xnicably involsed-Bnt an most super
.., f,r one-l have been 10 unuliefaoly De-
b"", hv the luminous emanai ions aud sun
"a. ea,ls ence If Your charms thai no'"'h-
- liz the acrimonious EXAMINATIONS, "hich
w., ,een ,nnerlnduced rpon my character, l
,o,;, induced to ohtrude m se'i INTO your
s.so,re. Do not for n moment ao"o' 'he
".relc.s s~al,iiiiy aud fathomiess pr"iundity oi
-, lose. far the dammiierous monocalar A"
~! ' :, .,.y snail cease {. irradiaIe the umUra-
-, recesses Of he fore I the translucent
80 - Of nigh, shall cease 10 perambulaie the
T,,binous and stelliterous concasity oil the Ger
w." heavens Tn holisonous boation of hea.
Sens hoi'"e. - ~ I'll. cor,,so.,ion
i6hh ; :" ra.,i,,,., % ,t,y. firth il. .ul.
'h,rsous igneous fulgor from the ienvinioos
III, hafore inv love siiall be sx1nguished-
LIQUIDS oasa,o oI m. kaene,, remorse
Cou'a 'e "s.:.s = ,b. mos, RI nnunc,ions
or the e''ea.. slav,te ne one n,,llionth
80 ;,cb in yonr favor, | would immediately
a Pouring forth tears AT such \ lavish rate,
Taal were the "oid on nfe, .aey might ulo"n :,
The "ra'uoi
Marriages III H0dana. Marfias's VI hoi
Mad are merely civi o9hgatiohs, WINCH require
no ecclesiastical sanction 10 give mem 'd'u"y'
week or two before Inc Intended cohsum'na-
zion, nrtice IS given 10 ue Pu'sphas'e' '"e
Certificates OF baptism. bndt the cohseh' OF
,be parents when that consent IS necessary
ore deposited with the magistrate, ana on thr
t,y fixed the parties attend Win their friends
4, tne fown-hall, ~ tue article OF the code Is read'
uhnh records the obligations OF tho ma'rimo-
NAL condition.. inen the burgaa'os'er ASKS N a
Poud voice, whether the parties consent TO tu'-
81 the a,airimonial obligations, and -" iheT an
sreriag . yes or bowlng the head III a SEN ne
declares the marriage Wild. Inc fiotes'an's
or IN Mister, u ASK us messing a"n sp,ne'h"s
fhe b"rgoinas'f 'h'"s'' y "s '"
cer,'nony "''h . "o'' : "o''ce' Oh " "'e""',
mems 0 = Nv o","" ~ 'n'na1,o' "o,a ,hs fnl.
p'e'e'' - ~ .nta, ,so. oanc.ss ,h.a,.sIves
i""'"s """ ~. S,,nor
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-24

T. Simpson announce, that his uncle
Richie" is about TO establish a " leadiag
Jackson" paper in Washington city and he
seems to DO marvellously delighted with the
iden. Simpson, never entertained much love
for Duff, " and for this we honor him"-But,
he 10 some soft, imi'ated DnFs example,
g and for this we pity him.'-We believe The
dislike Of Simpson was rcciprorated by his
Washington co.laDorer--as, during tho whole
Presidential CANVASS, fierce rs il has been, and
when every hard blow counted, we have
scarcely ever seen in Duffs paper an extract
from Stephens, and Ulce versa. They are both
ambitious OF The title oil ieaders OF the Jackson
party, and are envious OF each others claims.
In this dilemma, il wonld delight Stephen 10
see l6s uncle Richie unfurl a rivs Il dag 20
The :" Mud NJ CHINE" Not doubling his uncle
Ri,chie', " experience, GOODNESS, temperance,
and discretion, . al Of which qualities Stephen
attributes to him, we question whether the
repor, be truc.-Rnd still more, whe,har. If IL
be, the uncle vii admit tho nephew into l.
COHHTinCIy HpiH ''oihnulug MS enQtoitng fn-
tibet and nIrritcd eucominins.
Note BeH1-Since tbs above was in tyne,
we have received the Enquirer (Which has re.
newed is exchange with ns} IN which Mr..
Ri,chie disavows the design attributed TO him
of leaving Richmond. We know bs was a
cunning lox.
n' stcrien Simpson says, that even the
enemies Of hremer confer on him the title oI
= honest Grotse'-So they do, as a sarcasm on
his ignorance and beAs,l,ness.
: n Gen. Jackson has made his appearance
! in the pntlrc prints, in relation to the Chickasa~
Treaty and the visit to him Of Col. Combs
bearing Il letter from Gen. Shelby. We shal
not attempt TO give a synopsis OF his letter, les
We might do him injustice. We shah publish
! .ntire in our neat.
n The ftitnt> Of Cen. ! ackson held n NEE
- IN tits place last Friday evening, and ap
| intel a committee TO invite him to pas
trough this place IN his way to Washington
] city.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-24

NMYILL be sold, on Wednesday the 10th Of
December, al III, Poplar Forrest, 10 like
~ Negrors, nearly all Mcn Also, the crop ut
Cora. Oats, Fodder Borses. hogs, Cows, &c
! he terms OF sac viii ho made known Oh thst
dav.-lhe saie viii be couduelei Nv john r. D..
Payne, suctf. l j. RANDOLPH, car
of 1hos. Jefferson decd.
Nov. ~. lnis
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-24
VEGETABLE DIET.


There cannot be a doubt that the diet of the
Irish il highly favorable To ~vlvacitv aud talent,
Ii IS stated IN the Code of Health, that . veg eta
bIe food has a happy InRuenae on the powers
ofthe mind, and tends 10 preserve Il delicacy of
feeling, 4 iiveiinesS OF Imagination, and an a.
culrA sss of Judgment, seldom enjoyed by those
who i've Principally upon animal food. The lat
Ter i, better caicu aied for those WhO labor Wiih
The body bur fhe celebrated Franklin ascertain.
ol thai "A v getabie Diet, promoting clearness
of ideas md qulckuess of perception was to
be preferred by those who laboured With Tie
7aind.
In proof of the assertion that a vegetable diet
promotes clearness of ideas and quickneSs of
%tbought, and that a transition from vegetable to
anuntl food produces injurious effects, n friend
states that he has more than once selected from
his tenants children a boy remarkable for that
smartness of Intelligence so common in the irish
youth while in the capacity oferrand boys on the
farm or helpers in the stables, and before thew
became pampprpd With better food tnan their
Parents cabin afforded. The lads at first were
siyeiy aud Intelligent, aud displayed a degree OF
shrewdness exceeding what is generally met
with from youths of Il more exalted walk of life
III England. But he invariably found that ia
proportion as these boys were better led, they
relaxed in ACTIVITY, became dull and stupid and
he is confident that he change IN disposition
sprung from The efec, of change oil diet, and
was not owing TO corruption OF mind from their
Intercourse with the other servants. In fact
they lost all that vivacity Of manner So inherent
IN the Irish boys, whether born ia the vast bog
OF Allen, or in The dry and rocky counties of
Blayo, aud Galway. He is therefore inclined
TO think ina; the character of the people does
no, depend so much upon climate or soil as up
o. food, Tor no part OF the globe can differ more
ahan these parts OF that Kingdom.
A potatoe dict iS iound great. TO improve the
qlai'ty of the blood. Hence p" roasted po'a-
toes" have been successfully employed as a spe-
CHIC against the sra scurvy, when other 'nedi'
cues nave tailed This discovery was made IN
france. II is singular thai bplled %HV'atoeS do
hol seem to have the same good effects.
Sir John SLNcEnir.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-24


Sf7pptas-3n America" in England went to
near the cr,rntatei Rowlaud fiiiI preach. aud
heard MIN tell the following story in the pulpit !:
Speaking OF ~paileIcc, he said he would tell us a
S'sry. " once went into Il saop where there
vas y CLERK y VERY piouy, gotly young man :;
ana while I &c as there he WAS Obliged 10 haul
uo~n goods i4 pile. from the shelves, aud spread
"rn' out, and ttien lay them away again, and
pun down pO.e and all, for nothing in the
world bu. to crafty The curiosity aud caprice
"a parcel OF idle, gosS'plng customers, who
'' M "a1t 20 buy ANY thing. But | must tell
9ou' by the way, ,hdt mis- practice is very rude
""" uiciVil. Some people don't care how much
""io'e they give. they'll 90 into Il shop, and
""'r piece after piece taken down and nrolled
men they don want 10 Duy 1t farthing's worth.
+, . le1l you what, its very rude and vexa,ious-
q have you learn good nnHHers. We'll, seeing
~" much unnecessary trouble the young man
'"s hii 10, ! sand TO him. these people make Won
" great deal "a! iaOor--you must tad II very vex.
'''ons 10 wait ou suci unrea suua5ie Folks. 20
=" nc 'aId - II does me good-il teaches NE
VIC srace ofpmisnce,'"
h'oirs who are fond of going a~-siopping, NAV
wen read over the good preachers chapter on
~4a'''otc.a second ,,ae.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-24

Tie Healker.--We omitted 10 notice the fall
of Snow in this place. last Monday night. Wo
see, by the Richmond papers thai IT extended 10
that place. Since Monday, with a brief inter.
val. the rain has poured down III torrents. We
hav> not ct, however, experienced any very
cold weather.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-24

n The friend Of Gen. j ackson held n NEE.
,si IN 'liis place asst Friday evening, and APP.
.inteli a committee TO invite him to pass
-nroughrhis place "a his way to Washington
city.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-24

Since The end Of the last European war, in the
GEAR 1915. the namber OF inhabitants OF Europe.
has increased by % millions.
The annual value IF tho wines cultiva'
led in France, is estimated al $40 millions of
francs.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-24

The Fea.ratis!a Of Boston IN 1903. These
gentlemen are " waxing exceeding wroth" at the
recent developements concerning their conduc
during the existence of the Embargo, which have
been drawn forth by the Genins of Epi who
lives in the Governors house IN Richmond. and
write, veuen,eus essays for the Enquirer, in.
stead Of attending TO the duties Of his Office.
They have determined, sumo of the,n,-to ca
on Pfesld mt Adams for ha'hrs. dates aud sps
cifcaiions. to relieve Themselves from the odhi
country or its g~ovetnnent TITS is all right G.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-24

" Stcrhen Simpson says, that even tho
enemies OF htener onfer on him The title Of
= honest Grotse'-So they do, as a sarcasm on
his ignorance and L%eas,lmess.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-24
PRICES CURRENT.
PRnnIlEE.

Corrected wcsaiy for hs I,rginini
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Nov.z4.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-21
lJ ALuABLE LANDF FOR aALE.-The tract

" ALuABLE LAND FOR SALE.-The tract
v Of land formerly belonging to the late MI,
RawIeigh Morgan, advertised 10y NE for sale
on the lab July last, not having been sold,
will again offer it, or as much OF it as may he
sufficient, for sale at public auction, tor cash,
Before the Court-House door in MartinsDurg. on
Monday the 18th day of October next, being
court-dsy.
This sale win he made By virtue of a trust
deed of MIR. Morgan, bearing date on the 10Th
day Of November, 1922, now OF record in the
county court of Berkeley, for the purpose OF
dischArglng a debt therein mentioned, due to
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of Gsorg3
town The tract IS stated in the deed 10 con
lain about 49l acres. 1t lies near The Swan
ponds IN this county, and is not interior in fer
tllty, it is believed, to any lands IN it.
am authorised by The Bank to state that an
arrangement, may be made with IT by which the
purchaser can have n credIt there, for a conside.
Fable time, equal to The amount Of the debt
due to the bank.
PHILIP C. PENDLETON.
August 7, I328.-tds.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-21

THE members OF the corresponding commit
tee and of the committee of vigilance, for the
county of Berkeley, and all other citizens
friendly to the election OF General Andrew
Jackson, are requested TO attend a meeting at
the Spring of Michs Seibert on Tuscarors
Creek, on Wednesday, the 9th day OF August.
The plare and time have been selected as most
agreeable and convenient, ard a general aiten
dance IS expected from all who are hearty in
the cause, as arrangements OF Importance for
bringing forth the Jackson strength at the ap
proaching election will be submitted.
August z.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-21
isaac S. LUX, q Co.

II AVE ube pleasure 10 inform their friends
"A and cus,omers, as well as The Farmers OF
Berkeley and Jefferson counties generally, that
their MILL adjoining town, is now ready tor
the reception OF alt kinds OF Gram. They will,
as usual, pay, at all times. ,he highest market
price IN Cash, for metchanIanle Wheat. To
grinding customers, they will givea barrel Of
Superhne Flour for every 30Oib. merchantahie
Wheat, and will stand Inspection IN any market
to which ii may be sent. They would here take
occasion to observe, that loving to the unpre-
cedented scarcity OF money at presently they
confidently rely upon meeting viii. at least par-
nal payment from those indebted to til, m, either
in money or Wheat. they wish 10 chase
from $50 10 300 SHoATS. tor which they will
give a lair price in Cash.
NArtInsbMrg, JnN 24.--tE.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-21
august IL.

DUBL,C SaLE-wm DC sold BY public
4 sendue at the residence OF the subscriber,
living at Cushws's Mil, near the Tuscsrora
Westinghouse, on Friday me 5h day Of Sept
aerf, Coss aud Hogs; Household ana Kitchen
furnitures consisting OF good Feather Beds,
Bcdsteads and Bedding, Tables, Chars. Cor
ner Cupboard. Bureau, CHESTS, Pots, Ovens,
keoes, &c ten plate Stove and pipe; Wesv.
eI's Loom and lacking, together wth a NUN.
Der 81 ARTICLES not necessary to parucu, arise
six months credit will be given on all sum over
Two dollars, he purchaser giving bond With
approved security. Sale to confluence early in
the Gay. JAMES RANEY.
auvtt,t IL
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-21

DUBLIC SALE.-WM be sold, by public
L sendue, at the late residence Of Mr. .ueve-
rel Locke, in Nartlnsbufg, on Thursday the
18th instant, all Of the personsl property OF said
deceased, consisting ct valuable Horse, Brood
Mares, and Colts, Mich Cows and Young Cat
tie; about thirty head OF Hogs; some Farming
Utensils, a good Wheat Fan Cart, Wagon DO.
dy, &c. Household AND Kitchen Furniture, to-
geulcr with a number OF articles not necessary
10 past,cuiarise. Nine months credit will be
gwen The purchaser, on all sums over two dol
lars, upon giving bond with approved security.
sale to commence early in the day.
ROSANNAH LOCKE, Admir-.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-21

N OrlCE.-As The season OF Gracious will ey
~ pire on the first of August. 1t Is the wish
ofthe subscriber that all these who have put
their mares by the season, will come and settle
their accounts, SO that the money can be remit
ted to John Randolph, or Henry st. George
Tucker, has agent, according to my agreemen
made with the latter. | will, therefore, sttert
at John McClear,'s Tavern, in Martlnsburg
on The first and second Saturdays in Angus, toi
he purpose of settling With all ihose who Cal
July 81. WILLIAM B. KING.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-21

II subscriber hereby informs his custom.
u ers, and the fsrmersgenerally THAT he Bed
ingtsn Mis- are in readiness for the reception of
gram. he viii grind in the usual way tor those
VINO wish to have their wheat ground; and will
give q far priCe IN cash for @btat offered for sale.
July 81 WILLIAM f. Ole ON.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-21

VIRGLNTd-Berksey county cart % 40 ao
JuxE TERM p lSIS:
Resen Hudgel, sdministrato OF R'ehafu NPsI
get, decd. Thomas J. Cisgget, oInp
Clagget. Eliza S,rode, Horatio Clsgge,; sy
Clagget, Matilda Martin, Lewis . WA ;n
Honore Martin, Richard Martin, John "I ,.rsi
Ann Martin. and Elizabeth Williams, "a
heirs and representatives Of saio ncS nv.
Clagget, deed - D'"
IN CHANCERY. a..
VVHE defendants, Thomas J. Gage, o,as.
Il phis Clagset, Eliza Strobe, mary yooo1e
get, Matilda Martin, Lewis y. Martin, aoo
Martin, Richard Martin, John Martin ~
Mariip, not having entered their appe y 4.
and given security according 20 The Sct = !. an.
and the rules OF this court, s"u " M,
pc aring to The satisfaction OF this coun' N.
they are rot inhabitants of this state \" %.
dsred, hat the said sbsent defendants
pear here on the 2nd Monday in oeP:lg and
next, and answer the bill of the plsl".," r,,d
that a copy of this ordsr be for'hwi,h ..;nsburf
for two months successfully in The Comb
Gazette, and be posted at the door o. '"0
House of this county.
A copy-Teste, nc,
June 90, s2S. ID. HUNihN'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-21

PAIGE or TICKETS:
Whole S3--Bag 81 So Quarter rs cfs.
nPrompt attention will be given by the
Managers to the commands of distant sdven
iurers, and al official account of the drawing
will be forwarded. tree from expense, imuedi
ateiy upon its event.
Prize tickets IN former lotteries received as
cash
IAN letters o be postpaid and addressed to
YATES & M'iNTYRE, Managers,
aug. Id. Washington City, u, G..
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-21

MI Ransom ANNOUNCES 10 his friends and
4V1' Gus omers, so well az to the Farmers
geteraliv, that his MILL near Martinsburg, is
now in complete order for the reception ot all
kinds OF Gran; he wishes to purchase a large
quantity OF WiiEAI, and viii at all tunes. pay
the highest price in Cash Tor that article, if de-
iivered at his SAID Mnl. His grinding custom
ers will always be promptly accommodated with
Flour IN exchange Tor their Wheat, at The ASA
al rate OF a barre, OF oupe'hne tor every 3O0lbs.
of that which, IS good and merchautahle; or have
ii ground separately as tie, may desire; and in
all cases, he will stond the inspection OF the
Flour he manufactures at any rE>rket TO which
It may be sent.
Union MItts, aug 14.-tf
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C~oNSuMPriONs, COUGHS, &C.


CONSUMPrlONS, COUGHS, &c.
y UrLERS VEGETABLE INDIAN sPg.
~ CiFIC, for the cure OF cold, consump.
ion. splitting of blood, asthmss, and all disor
deTs OF the breast and lungs. The Vegetable
Indian Specific has stood the test of experience,
and proved itself the most valuable remedy
ever discovered for the cure Of Asthma. and
all diseases OF the breast and lungs, leading to
consumption. The following certificate lust
received I ON a highly respectable gentleman
VIII show its value:-
i, Samuel Moore, do hereby certify, that
Tor upwards Of a year ] was severely afflicted
with = pain in my breast. accompanied with a
very bad cough and shor, ness OF breath and e..
very indication in the opinion o. a Physician
OF approaching consumption. After Passing
through a course OF medicine, and finding no
%reilef, | was induced to make a trial OF Buffers
Vegetable Indian Specific, and the use of one
and a half bottle, completely restored me TO
hea!sh. and l have remained SO ever since, be
ing upwards Of q year.
The Gel hrateo DR.. Cullen has taught us that
"our first attention should be employed in
watching the approach of the disease and pre-.
venting its proceeding to an incurable state ,
and in persons of q consunptive habits, espe.
cIaIly those born OF cOnsu.hptive parents, tn
slightest symptoms of an approaching cone
sumption at the c~onsumpiive period OF life
ought carefully to be attended TO
The specific is obtained by extraction from
herbs, roots, flowers, plants. &c. when in per.
lection. In consequence Of a happy combina
ton of the most valuable herbs, &c. il becomes
a balsarn of superior value. 1t heals the lniur.
ed parts, opens the pores and composes the
disturbed nerves, after the manner of an ammo.
dyEe; consequently the obstruction of the
chest and the lungs which constitute the disease
particularly need its use. 1t promotes expec.
t%oralion, which is so constantly called for; and
whilst it cleanses and heals, it also gives strength
TO the tender lungs. In this manner it removes
The hectic fever, improves digestion, gives
strength to the nerves, repairs the appetite
and improves the spirits This specific may |
always be given in satety--it is mild, pleasant
to the taste, and found particularly useful in by
p~ochondFical, nervous and hys'ericaI diseases.
Each bill of directions contains a detailed &C
count of this disease in all its different stage,
md will be accompanied with the signature of
he Proprietor in red ink. 1t is offered for sale
~ JAMES THOMSON.
Martinsburg, Jan. 81.
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JOHN FiN LEAR, ir.

GONTiNUFS TO purchase WhEAT, and will
~ at all times, pay the highest price for
good merchsntshle heat, and invites All his
old friends and customers in Virgins, to call
on him at HE Mil near Wilhansport, Mary
land.
Williamsport, Aug. At.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-21

in Mason, N. III. Mr. Jonas HaGbers
TO Miss Louisa Scripture.
Some keep Tie scripture tor a show,
Lettei'I and gilt on their bureau,
Aad some to dust and moths degrade it:
BUt Jonas took the wiser part
He priest the Scripture 10 his heart,
And even Oh his pillow laid it,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-21
Paw YOUR Taxes and Fees.

Pay your Taxes and Fees,
FEsiiE Faxes and Fees for the year
81 1923, are due and in my hands for collec
ton. 1t is well known to you ali that the Taxes
and Fees must be accounted for by a certain
time, who's time is highs at hand. 1t is there
fore rendered indlspensibly necessary thai
prompt payment should be made. as | am de
tesmned 10 collect according to law, wlthcu,
respect to persons.
G. u. FORTEIFlELD, d.. S. for
jul, "a George Hurris, &f. Of b. C..
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-21

UAll those indebted to the Editor of the
'szette for subscriptions, advertise ments. &c,
ON one to five years, ave earnestly requested
% make immediate payment. July 10