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very large u general assortment of
Shoes and Looking Glasses.
H3RDWtRE AND CUTLERY

complete assortment of
Clothes, Hair, Hearth, Dnstng, Crumh II.
nitrrc, Horse. Scrubhing, White-W sh,
Tooth, shoe and Broom Brushes.
Very best Gunrow Ter Tea--Best Loaf sugar
Brown Sugar- Cuitrr--ChoColate--
-jamaca Rum-Bandy, ., other Groceries.
Cotton aud Wool Cards. Bellowses, and
very great variety OF Dry Goods, not enume
rated above.
Dec. Il. III s2l
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MO TTCE.-I want to hire for the wear
[ Y small Girl. accustomed to waiting III
,he house and well DISPOSED 10 chidren-
For such a ono liberal price vii he glNrn.
immediate application lie made to the Ed
i,ots $50 Jan. u.
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.Snnd4n SchnnI RnnkS

r. HE subscriber has inst received from the
Sunday School Union Society Of Phila-
de-. hia, general assortment OF Sunday School
Ba9As. whiea ne is determined TO dispose of at a
vetY small nd .ance. {. 4. WiIHERS
Ian 81 iyoO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-31

YrlRESH GARDEN SEED hive lhi.
~ Gay received, direct rom New-York
ms supply of Garden Seed, consisting of In
following:
EhrvW Washington peas White SO I'D celery
or SIX weeks Red do Do.
Do frame do. Early horn carrot
Do Charlton do eng Grange do
Late marrowtat do. Early blood DO
Dwarf do Cluster cucumber
D.. prolific 90. Turkey do
Early Wilson do Long green do
l all marrowtat do Late do
Blue dwarf imperial 90 sea KHle, very sUpe'i
Sugar or salad do Scotch do
Yellow d weeks beans Larpe green head let
China dwarf do Tennis hall do [tnct
Early Canterbury do lee do 10
While kidnc dwarfdo Drumhead 30
White ma do Early Silecla do
Long rsd do White onion seed
Early York cabbage Red do
very superior nrlcd parsley
Burger do iomatOe seed
Drumhead do Early short topscarlct
Rcd Dutch do Raddis
savoy do Cherry turup do
Russian do Salmon DO do
Late imperial do " bite Napes do
Early emperor do tnfed peppergrass
Early bloodturaip beet Garden cress
Blood red do Onion cloves
MHuele wurzle do IOtre SEED
E'rly horn do : ls'ty or vegetable
Mammoth pumpkin oyster
Common do EARLY summer squash
White mustard seed Fairly parsHips
Black do fNastuTlian seed
furuip seed Of every
description
The subscriber oiFers the above List Of
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The imported Horse
gYPEAy

~ ...IH ~ f'ff' .s#'Af'
borLa1a -SuJha3 fos brs3 ~, i1abla tciir 1sao,
Uc-ra IN me- taaiaei y l.,rsH. and ~ fsff'-
trre 70 RuBonss bpio-a eff. hos. CO.. Me B
6fogra ~, ,inHtl nm hat ~ genuine lr0
ban t4fsl rf sd.s7 90 I'M ln-aga ouiy
SO la d. zee etf f''o,asi rsff Ht iOuf Ira
b'rl, HH-s,.l. Imtr,ra. ~ UH. Bagd1d Bp75o.
rl. 6#uJ Lazhnt and sFphaJ IL mn r.
hroaIaIs from or 4tt1e oteaoS9 n Bdgaod. and
Inn Gag Noraoa ths iuYor,ss q Bndaa e.
me fgtI IcpfeHmI 'g.z SHptas 's eqaal 4 not
wytg oi n Bagdad. uho toa s-ope oaa stald'
NJ $50 ~. othrr gentleman crnnasJ'd SWbnI
muri atgtrioy f. Gr0pi Bd5hnfe utsH heg mere
b9h e.ti5Hcd 10 publ. rtgto nj Gibraltar, prtrl-
ans 70 fAeir shipments 10 his country on boafd the
a. s. ffi.4ts Constitution. commanded by C01,
a,o4ore hcob Jones', IN 1871
Nlgbal hps aitj b,tn rtrg reefnHy inspected
b. Mes. Run, anil Hi8ttoH II kentucky. btse
asjg mud fIoiurt, 81 ibt bsd horses m petr STATE.
Thnic pslaisual hiuk ms torul. df'i0H mud aD-
peuraHrs So dtridedig snpsrior 10 any thing hrg
frer beitld hpt h,y arr dfieyHffnfd 10 brfed
from hiu The present osrpCy Of SW'har pur-
ctastd ham ,CiH n strong briei INT ms dprk
roiad prone n national benth' and m oritr 10
fHd MS object. a small compensation wW Be re-
ylvei for his serric0 Blu his serices NIL b.
limited Those hers lort pho pdirouis,d HIM Inst
gror0n ami iuis,M 70 de 50 ogdm U0aid DE meH 10
agaB their ~id' m irme. rs forfiea applications
are da'g making, and are rtcorded accordingly 70
dafe
SgnhaT wiH aand a, my house, one miie from
fgycbbprg. haif his time. and at Capt t,aut-
ig e. Ialherd { Huine ihe other haJ fmtttr
particulars an the BHb, y The season 10 com
ptcncs he l5h March
{. J. TIMBERL1hE.
De- 81. 2m2I
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Old Madeira.

gtVsE have -. henJ ham, Of l.. 7. Ma
W deira Wine. in hotiles, l,eaed,) tire,
jsars in store.
NIKE, ROBINSON q co
Jan :. to
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VEsIlE subscriber ln,ing de,erminrd, in tompi
ancc viii the solicitations Of some al las
friends. to rrSrmr the Auction business. no"
makes a tender OF his SCI, ces 10 them aud lhe
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-31

AoII,,1 --casa pi,,bs -.
"A i.sely Young Negfee.
' ,s 70 tlli'en seas Old 40 -. .foe
AA1hy 80 william y puuea,, 81 ..ffr'.--
tss zen u Amaef.t r.aalq ..'. .ate .
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New CASH ~tOge.

sFfENRY ALLISON takes tins method
FL Of making knoWn l. the public That
h. Is NOW receiving .rom New York, Phia-
delphia aud Baltimore aud opening, very
In,ur nlLl .1.n1 MI r..nrln..tt ~
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'it'''i MA A Rui.s mol '"u u IN Clerk
Soprn~ 'e1t Of thaneer, for HI / , nci5graf "'1f
g5lnst Tahtla Smcssr. wi,la,y Al So I1t 3.
iced anl hati'Al Sntescr, him Snri.s, ,'''F's.
Sneisrf faior. S1el~er, Panlser Sue. NJ A. ga.
IN Ser, i.hfiH'' Sifelser, stephen Smrla,r
ty cotanission', Peuayh spccally ,.., - : 'Iiint
dan, - buiard idosy, and Pac,j n en- ~" slu
nm t'nio'd Hcnrg eulord on ---- TT, ''ri.
Prudence IN, VIE fararrl' prudence Hufri e. .'a
an heirs ofllcary Egiord, aec'd Don. '''irfa
Inc fchdah's~---= Rriv'd d, widow of }l-4,..t
drcd, Henry Blfcrd ard - pIacLt, 'o1'f
deuce MS "1fea formerly Prudence Buf,rf ~ 10
entered thor appearance and given securit, ''"3
Tho act Of sssrinhly and tho rules ortb,. ~, ls
appearing lF shtis factory evidence that thu ''.a :
irahfsns Of tins couiiry-h Is orlrcrri mi n .'i
'endHuts do apntrr hrac an the frst ia. - al
term aud ans"or the bin or tire plail,g w
that copy nf h order b. iorill0i iii insartad shs
newspaper PRINTED "a tin town Of Iv.clInrg g st'a
months sucvezsFnlv, ard posted at thu from "s
courthouse al fh7 ,ail town. ' W lba
y topy--Tesjc, IOHN WINS
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SalOR HlRE, the present Near IL" -
Il BOOT aud SHuL MAKER, ii ap'No.f
tionabIe CHARACTER GEO. VIII Io,kt.
Jan II ~
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VIRGINIA At Rulas holden in the clerks olco oflte
hyperion court e. hsnecry er tin i,uchbarg f>tct,
the 9Th d a.. Hoycmher, l,2i " illitm ". Pcytm,
admr &c OTIS non ot Edward Henry, decd. PIT. a.
aBu,t Borot'.cn Winston, cAtx If Patrick Henry,
dtc'd, Eamaud Winston, ot Edmund " stJn.
a.c'd, thstaFh II ut, rN'r Of Eale Henry, deed
Alexander :. Hcnri. Nathaniel W II ~, l.. W Hsn-
~, john Henry Sdral Z. Scott. Gcorgc Il. Nnstfn
a.d Hprothea ms Viz, JaHcs Bruce and ENna lis
" fc and I.yirs Ann Henry.
The descendants trea. H. " inston ( Dorothea his wih
not a,inp entered t1air appearance given secuy
cor ng Tin of Assembly and the rules ofis cauFt
Appearing hy satisfactory evidence hat heF arr not
inhabitants of,hs county 1t Is order,d that the md
Ietl.tuts dc appcarhere the fr,t day OF the mM
rHi aud ANSWER tncb L the pllntit' and fhH cory
urfa~ l.cr he forthwith inserted N some newspaper
prsnr"d ia the town ofl ,nchburp, for two month, 'f
.csst.tly and posted "A rue irnns deor of the courthouse
in tie aid TOM. Acopy-frsle.
81 JOHN NHIS.C.
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ZtlR AtIS.=k supply II Religious lrac's
ha,cjust f#ro received atths Depository
aEO. BAGBf. lress'r.
Jan - ~
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VIRGINIA AT rules hold,u intle clc-k's offcc ofi
supe rior court &c ChancerN for IL, INnclurg distn,
the 5th day Of November, ~. Iosuh ?. Moon api
Thomas NJ X enney, PIT. against Samuel Da,iJtol
acting cN'r of anuel Porter, rcd Jcr.niah hguta
and Ann Elizabeth his ilr, Heritage Hoartou, sfa
I.iil'bcth his wife, Sarah Francs Porter. legrana
Porter and Madison Campbell Porter the last three
infants, De1ts.
Tho defendants Jeremiah 'ngram& Ann Flizahc,n h.
VIII not having entered hc appearance and given
ry according To the act Of Assembly and thu rules al
tbs court and appearing by satisfactory evidence thai
they not inhabitants nj this country: II j, ordertG
that thu said defendants 10 appear here tho first DAY
at tnr urNt ard ansN tho il the Iaintt' and
iat copy Of Tins order hc forthwith inserted
newspaper printed u ths town Of INcbIure, ir 40
laentas succatscN aud posted the front Of tho
courthouse VI thcsuf town.
81 4 crry-Testr JOHN WILLS. Ok.
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We ara Offering great bargains
in " oolen Goods.

~ IR Fancy sssortmeols heye received
~ considerable additions within The La
the weess Ladies visiting To- upp'y cnun
trN memo andun.. &c will ind # a their
Interest ia cul and examine oUr stock, a.
ever, ,rt,clc has undergone a considerable
reduction.
N'kEE, ROBINSON. y GO
Country merchants are rs1icpnr', invited.
Jan Il. 81
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Dee 81.
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SV/IRGlNiA-Ata Superior Court OF Chance
y ~, holden Al the town of lynchburg, on
the 22d day of October, ls27.
uenrX Ealllnper and nnlA his Mlle Pie
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-04

EUuku OakOtH6 W SUI lCguVhf An~ " tu1y
did, we should be able, successfully, 10
defend ourselves Some observations
we're then made upon Major Hsmilton's
remarks, by one Of the Delegation, but
not by General Hayne. stated, tina,
regarded the Union to be of immense
Importance; that much as deprecated
the restrictive system; partial, Cypress
i've and unconstitutional as conceived
it to be, ! should yet consider the disco
luton OF the Union as a more serious
calamity: and that when two evils were
presented to us, as statesmen and as CT
tizens, we ought;e choose the least of
them. Before the separation Of the De
legates, the individuals who had been
deputed to Communicate with the Re-
representatives. of the Anti Tariff States,
reported, that many Of their Represen.
ialiyes bad acquiesced in the propriety
of our course, bat that many others
thought tito be expedient, none of tue N
therefore bad been invited to a confer.
ence with our Delegation. We then
adjourned, finally, it having been pre-.
viousIy declared that the agreeme at
which bad been entered into to assemble
at Columbia. at tho commencement Of
the next session of our Legislature,
should not be binding upon us, but Should
be subject of iur.her reconsideration, to
be decided upon after we had returned
to our homes. The foregoing, 10 the
best OF ny memory, contains the sub
stance of all that was said by General
Hayha, Major Hamilton aud my self, at
these meetings, which were not conduct
ed according to the forms of deliberate
body, il sometimes occurring, that whilst
one was speaking, others we're carrying
Oh conversations together. ! AN posi-
tive, that nothing more was either pro
posed. or agreed to be done BY cur de-
legation at these meetings, than what
have mentioned. lido not introduce the
remarks of any Of the Delegates, not
because suppose that those who made
them, would be averse to my dsing so,
but because ] should regard it as a
breach Of propriety aud Of implicit COO
tidencs, to publish what fell from them.
without their authority.
WM DRAYTON
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FSsHE subscriber having suffered and sustain
d ed great losses by people throwing down his
fences AMI entering into has enclosures, garry.
ing away his rails, TIMBER &C. He therefore
torwarns all persons whatsoever, that if from
after ts dste OF this notice, any person shall be
fo0nd respassiDg on ms premises. that he will
show thera 10 indulgence, but prosecute them
according TO law. Parents and Guardians are
particularly warned not 10 let those under their
c0lGmaRd =ntar on his premises, &c.
CHRISTIAN SlLBER,
October I6-3,n.
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TO BUILDERS.

G.Gfee Of the G. and o. C. Consor,,
WAshissros, Nov. Ia, 1929
DRoP0SALS VIII be received AT this o.E..
until O'Clock. p. N. on the an d. -
December, 1895, for the CONSTRUCTION OF fo,.sa
Cor the keepers of the Locks on tina, ps,, 90
the line OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal ~
aweeb Georgetown, in the District of cohmh;s
and the CatociD Mountain. The uumher -
aouses now TO be pat under sontract il sbout
ten. Their dimensions are to be 30 feel f,o,,
~ feet deep. and one aud bali s,ories h;gb -
rhey are 10 be built of Stone, the Contractors
tufnishing all materials.
ihe p!an add specifications, together with
other Information IN relation thereto. nav n.
seen tthis Office after the Goth instant.
JOHN z iNGLR.
Clerk Che. ana Chic lanai Cor.
Nov IL. 1928 SO.
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Jniy SO. 1923.


.NoTiCE is hereby given, that an ins,alnen
~ OF two dollars per share on every share O
Stock inihe Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
pany, Is required 10 be paid on the Sd day o.
October nezti and further nslalment of two
dolisrs per slsre on the Sd day Of November
nexts "a further i6stgiment Of two dollavs and !
halfper share on the Sd day OF December next
d further INSTRUMENT OF two dollars and ball
per share on the Sd day ofJanusry next; a fur.
ther sun oftwo dollars and a half per shsre on
the Cd day OF February next; and a further sun
OF two dollars and half per share on the Sd day
OF March next; which instruments mustbe paid
to the credit ofthe Che sspeAke and Ohio Canal
Company. 20 the Cssheror other proper officer
OF either of the following Banks, viz:
The Branch of the Bank OF the U. Stssas, al
Washington
The DssS OF Washington, at Washington,
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank al 6 eerge.
town,
The Bank of Alexandria, at Alexandria,
The Hagerstown Bank, in Hagersiown. Ma
ryland; and
The Branch Of the Valley Bank, at Charles.
town, Virginia.
BY order of the President and Directors:
JOHN p. lNGLE,
Clerk Of the G. and o. Canal Co.
Ertraes from the By iarrs Of The CAssa,peaEs ana
Ohio Canal COMPANY.
"sEGIIoN VII.
"The President and Directors OF the Comps
ny shall designate the Banks within the District
ofColombia. within which tue funds of the Con.
pany shah be deposited, and Whenever any mo
ney shall be payable 10 the Company. IN pursu
snce Of any callupon the StoskAolders, or on any
other account. the person from whom The same
'sdue, shall make payment to the Cashier, or
other proper ofiicer, of any one OF the Banks SO
designated. The certificate of payment BY such
Cashier or officer. delivered to the Treasurer,
shan be received by BIN As evidence OF payment.
and authorize him TO pass bis receipt"
August %, ls2s.-t3M.
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John II. BLoNDELL tenders BIS acknow
- Judgments to the public and informs them
that The business will hereafter be carried on by
himself, at the same place, in all its Sarious
branches. lie hiss had much reason to be graft.
fed by the patronage which be has already re-
|ceived; and he hopes that his uDsemitting atien.
ton TO business, and disposition TO o6Gge bis
customers, will entltIe him 10 their continued
and increasing support. He win spare no pans
to give satislaction TO all who may honor hirn
with CALL Oct. Pit
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WM DRAYTON
sy~o OUR pArRoNs-Tte ra;,or Of The

ITO OUR PATRONS--The Editor of the
Msrlesburg Gazette respectfully requests
ali those indebted TO blns to make immediate
paymeot. Having been compelled 20 pay, IS
security, large sums Oh money for GONE OF his
goos friends. (afd Who pow fee disposed 70
sa3rt and cut cspeTs) renders il absolutely ne
cfsssry that prompt payment should be made.
The Ediiu" !eeis r@leiu to the pubic for the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon hin, and
viii use every hUi'-st endeasoi 10 retain it,
10 SOME OF bis patfenE, ttuth requires him to
SAY, lucy have been e&t;7neiy reniiss in their
duty towards hin--on the other hand. justice
demands that lie sheeid tender 10 Ris punetusl
paiir'as, his unfe'gnea th.oks.
Nov. &c 1896
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nj O3lGE.--Ali persons indebted to the
y subscribers, by note or open account, are
requested TO PREPARE FOR PAYMENT
In IMMEDIATELY They have had LONA
|Ce DIT, and .NUS1' NOT expect any long
Ter indulgence. . .ORkiCk & 20.
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- %&~tk OGNTflAs,
VEVfiE subscribers oiser Snr s.k.. 60
IL cash, general sssortman, n -. ~
seAscnabie GOODS. Their stoe ( es,s.,. arc
part OF S N
Blue. Black, Olive Brown, and M;xpe,.,,.
Blue. and Olive Brown Habit cloths..
Csssimeres and csssinetts.
Valencia, Lsstiag aud Swansdouu ys,,;.x
Blue Camolets and Tartan plslds. ."
Balzes. Flanneis, Bangup Cords.
Rose, Whitney and Mackinaw Blsuk.,.
Plain and Figured Bombazet,es.
Canton and Nsnkin Grapes.
PIsg and Bandsna HandkerchiefFs.
Cambria, Jaconett, Book and Swiss M,.,u.
Boo6inette, Bobblaette and Thread La.
Black aud Green italian Grape,
Black ltaiisn Lutes,nngs,
Blue Black Gro de Nap.
Worked Cspes and handkerchief
Crazy James, liar Curls and Puffs.
ALSO
II General Assortment of
DoEEs--C GOODS.
Groceries, Queen's-ware, Hats.
Shoes, Seal skin Caps, &c.
JAMES & WILLIAM Y. KIDDIrs
Msrtlnsburg Nov 20, 1898.
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EOliN X. COOKE viii not hereafter a,ten nd
- The County Court OF berkeley, except when
he Chancery Docket shall be taken up, and
t" clear his Chancery business. In Commoa
Law cases, NOT tried, he viii return the fees
paid 10 him.
O'he will continue to attend the Superior
Court.
Winchester, Nov 8, f61 1851
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u1ICE.--Ihe Members OF HE Martins
A burg iL6rsrs socieij, are hereby notified
that aGusrteriy suhscrpton TO SAID Society be.
came due on The lTth ii.st--it is expected that
every member Will come forward and nav IN
their Qusrtera without delsy
GEORGE 'l|EWE0 MFG, ste.lSuae,.
November -, 1925
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n Office, An persons having claims against
As the estate 81 NiAt,a Pam, deceased. are
requested 30 bfuS the s.a.l forward, proTeriy
authenticated tor sett emrn those indebted
ace Botfhed to make tn.nedi u'e payment, as no
Indulgence whatever viii be given, it being the
de'efinlHsiion 81 the subscriber 10 bring the es
tale 10 SPEEDY settlement.
MICHAEL LEOPARD, .9eism'r.
Nov. 27, i62s.-3t.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-04

ance in the tariff policy, or prohihItory
system, must lead to dissolution of the
Union greatly to be deprecated, which
believe met with universal assent This
however led to strong and ardent con
versaton on the resources of the State
TO sustain herself, in which ] substan.
TALLY made the remarks whico Mr. Nit.
chell has attributed to General Hayne
| certainly did say that as to the federal
government enforcing an unconstitution'
al law with the bayouet, il was an alb
surdity too monstrous to be entertained.
But if they did recruit an army fromth
power looms Of the manufacturers, TO
Force their internal tariff down our
| thFoats, that did not believe that oor
natural allies in Virginia or North Caro-.
Ina would permit them to pass through
toeir territories; but IL they did | bad
great reliance on the spirit OF free and
gallant people, and in the holy entbusi
assn Of Just cause: and if our affairs
and fresides were invaded, we would
have TO meet our invaders like men, and
had very little doubt we would react,
with considerable improvements, the
victories OF the 10th of June, Eutaw and
! Cowpeas. So far from my considering
this as matter oil reproach, now re.
| Gsser, it as my solemn belief and CON
vic.ion, and if there is niiscreaat SO
base as to accuse me of treason. be.
cause | will not consent to depricate Ell
! Their the spirit or resources Of my native
State, | shall have him ia undisputed
/ possession OF his peculiar and exclusive
| patriotism, with a comfortable portion
of my scorn and contempt. But that
these remarks were intended either to
urge the necessity, o. even to e0unten
ance the propriety, Of a separation Of
The States, | positively deny"
Coz. DRAYToE's STATEMENT.
7 make this state ment, in consequence
of having been requested by General
| flayne and Major Hamilton, to put IN
writing what was SAID or acquieseed in
by them. and by myself, at two meetings
/ of the Delegation OF South Carolina.
held at tie lodgings of Gen. tlayne, in
! the city of Washington. shortly aior
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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-04
Martinsburg Woolens Factory.

haTIiII5DITS w OOIcnS TaCtUTy'
EIBBS & ORRlCK take leave to inform tho
~ public that. at The above named establish
ment, they have for sale. and are constantly
making great variety of Cloths, Ca.sinets, Lin.
seys, FIaanels, Blankets, and Carpeting--sIl OF
which they will sell at fair prices They will
also make Wilted Carpeting for customers OF
their own Yarn.
Falling, Scourngs Dying. and Dressing, OF
ever, description of Wooden Goods viii be done
by them in the best manner, and al the usual
prices. Country produce OF various kinds, 10
wit: Wheat, Corn, Wool, Lard, Soap, &c. wll
be taken in payment tor work done, or in 81
change for goods.
Wanted Immediately, quantity OF good hard
Soap and Fat, suitable for gressing Wool, sov
which fair price in cash, or Wooden Goods,wia
be given Martinsburg, Oct Y. 1923.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-04
A REQUEST.

NE subscriber, having determined TO leave
Shephesdslown, requests all persons in.
debled Ia him, to call aud discharge their res.
pscI'se debts. Their prompt payment viii
confer favor C. u. WOLFE.
Nov 20, 1923.