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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26
l. "A s II S
And Shoemakers' Mater

And Shoemakers' Materials
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
H1uNCAN MCDONALD, Boot and Shoemaker,
- one door below the corner Of the old Market,
MAN street, Richmond, is receiving from the
"anuiactory and will keep constantly for sale, LASTS
OF all descriptions, and al other Kinds of Boot and
onoenakers' Materials Of the best quality, which he
VIII sell at the lowest prices by Wholesale and retail
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26
BOOTS AND SHOES

VI every qualify and description, both of his make
aud from the most approved Northern Factories.
~ D. Med s"lics the a,tenom of Town and Country
customers, satisfied that they Cannot he better served.
u tie manufactures to order usual, Buot aud Shoes
in the neatest and most durable mariner.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26
Fotheringay for Sale.

Ncw-Olleans, Oct. 9.
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UBITG AElA.
1 man has ieIf rs :

DAVID ItHaLI1 sfnr. Of thr county 81
Amherst no more tie departed this life on
wednesday, Toe -3ti uay of Aptil. fuI OF grafB
and t "f si,tne,. elirr 4 long aud pai8fd IT,
nrsa, a ht,h he Supported like rh, isti,n and
illra man - Vii im-leY was Ia he eighty G,,f
,,n,. az 40 % when iew arrive without r..
ftoaeh--tat he ran with patience, - the race
81 Ia, lute INN aud marked wnh honesty, truth
aud justice, tvriy transaction OF hts long lie lls
possrs,t Il al iho cardinal virtues Of n,an. Like
tas.u, htavc6l liz Alisiides Just there VS. n,
IN such oaudnur aud independence, aud such u
total absenrc OF Hypocrisy, the fashionable chm
atlcnsli~ al THIS degenerate day ! was induced
toadmre la, character, which frequently led ny
mud 10 the contemplation ol the virtues OF he
luetf'ous aud incompatible Roman Cato ma
tbfpt, Nj. iinslty va "A republican OF, tho
ltnoisouttn school, aud lualoaely supported
itWt tue and manly creed thiough his rxtendod
and useful lie, aud warmly opposed al npass
iatcs and opponents thereto. lie has len u hume.
rous and most reputable lnmily aud endehyon-
cd 10 nstiii INTO then unds his glorious prince.
pies, AIthough Nj, Ilnsicy Wa not soldier uf
the rc,"hniou in the hrld OF baliic, yci hp o.
euped aa important mud useful Station, wa "A
sigilnul eenriuel AT post. and "a nYiacba
advocate al his conulry's tause. "a bcr gent
struggle ior oisbtinlir freedom. Bu, there Wa
no intolerance IA las politics, nn Enatoism h,
his religion bal petlceds hmlahle aud evil ~
his sorut intercourse with h. fellow citzens.=.
such was NE lite and such IL, deFth u tbs wor-
Thy mau, an humble bol dey ted friend has -.
| snyed to pomirny With thc pcrel oil Truth Tor
-he edlhcaIlon audlmployoncut OF the rising -.
/ ncrAbun.
| DIrp IN Manchester, Vermont Jostph Bur-.
esq. nred fifty four. By asslduity and ctono
my he had acquired fottuae estimated Al si50, p
W0. Beng bachelor, aud having no near r.
I lnives but what we're wealthy he mado the loI.
/ loving. among other Liberal heguosts: To tho
i American Road Of Commissioners ior fofeian
+ Missions, 1000 Domestic Missions, 10000
Colonization Suelciy 1000 Tract soclely.
/ 10000 /, Bible socoty loco Vermont
! Missionary society, 1000 Manchester tVer-
monD Congregational sociclv 6 ono. Mn
chester Literary Seminary, 10000 Middlrtury
College l2ooO. Williams aud Dartmouth Col
ieees. each l,0u0i n, " Branch American Id
ucarlon, 3 600 total D6 OO0.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-12
MISC EITIANX.
MIR CANNING.

valuable addition has Just been made to
Tie STOCK of British literature, by the publica-
ton, in SIX volumes, of tie Speeches of Mr.
tanning with the Memoir, Of ms Life written
by K. Iherrt, ESQ. of Grays Inn, Balster
al Law. This work was undertaken with the
sanction OF Nj. Gaming. some time before that
hneniedstatesmau' death Most Of the spcrch-
g which il contains were carefully revised
by himself; and the remainder have been col
iecied by the Editor from the most approved
add authentic sources. Under such clrcum-
stances the character of these volumes is such,
nat they must oil course tate a distinguished
place IN every library, among the finest records
Sfsenatoral eloquencc.
Although, as NJ Therry Justly observes, SUI
hcent period of time haS not elapsed since the
aeeease of NJ. Canning. 10 render his life sut
table subject for the biographcr, the Memoir
here presented to the public land which ocen-
pies nearly hafthe FIRST volume OF the work.
inlly accomplishes the object with which II has
Oeen drawn up, namely -" 70 connect n
"let narrative the leading events in The pollh-
ca career Of Mr.. Caunmg-to marx the periods
" MS progressive Announcements in public lie =,
ava 10 collect such facts and circumstances
"'lch may render this publication faithful Re
''aoiihf principles OF that iustrlous statesman,
"na OF the eIoqence with which those printl-
Pies were enforced :" The communications of
''ne OF Mr. Canning's surviving friends have
'"a9ied Nj Iberry 10 describe MANY ocearlen
scs III Nj Canning's life more accurately than
"ry have hitherto beer described, Ofcoutse,
'VNf'er, the greater part OF the materials Of
"'to NE Memoir IS composed, have been defi-
,'u nom all the available snulces Of general in
~ nation; but Nlf. 1hery has shown great IN
'N'g ana discrimination in the collection, and
f',a' ahliitY IN the arrangement Of tnose mate
."es fafsuing the Whole Of this eXtraordina-
~ man extraordinary career, from the brill
wv promise of his boyhood through the periof-
''ee OF his maturcr years, down to the last
',r'al moment, when the concentrated blaze
l't'ffh"l hghi was so suddenly and sadly
Mos0nhed. MIR. fherry has produced a mar.
NV winch cannot fail TO be- read with the dec-
interest by every admirer of genius.
me classical eleganceof Mr.. Iherry 5
H', We cannot furnish a more satisfactory
'"l "'an by quoting the following passage;
,,,1 ,. occurs IN his summary Of Mr.. Camhng's
t'btlc Character -
~ ms endowed as a statesman Mr.. Canning
US ''e moS consunmate orator Of his country
o, age tie had cultivated eloqucnce as iiO-
' "''-"'th the zeal ola student-and be-
- one ~ lis classical masters Some may
Or, Heee''a INN lnparicular qualities OF pow
- WI he possessed an asSpmblage of fndow
''' requirements, which lett all rivalry
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-12
COnUUNiC Ari0N- 70, n, rqynop

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,5,,,.n, a,nressive oitb,. vif,ys of tb,srnfefiue
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an" Pfosif''y w 'uo . Inn Vs.. MI
Wv "'tn '',', -. '',,..r e,st,. l..
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me PnrP'sf ~ Wv, ,,,,.r,,,.emen nor
.''o ~, ,h' ap,JJ ~ - fl. ,,liry 81 nor
~" NV l.o. SIT innrovr onr na,tpatle
n'''''k ",n 't .,'i,fi, Li'I,yays those mai.
,'''a'l1' a,'I ,,.ra j., Ina ,neetiug
'''; " =, " f.r, ,.f,b,st, Trim abonl.
M".'" " - W. -. -. ia, =, srrnm-
nv ,,,s., ,.,,li,r q, orb
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p1'hef, nnu Nv az = ,'3's ,,,al.,,, in
"h''pS - ,i.,,,,a, ;,,',,r,.,s,nen, brt h
'1' shlJ'.' - 4'i,l.a,'',. o,s,ni,atiou Of the
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lhe nea',, ~ Us i,'. .'a,', - t,'I, aJ,angfa
,h'o a',o", y +, ,'...,,, If svslsm ol Idpf.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-12
EfEsa1SEE GOODS.
.Ile bIoeL. wnlel,d Glo do Naples. III nrceila

Blue olock wo'crrd Gro dc Naples, tie precise
fashionable sh7de,
JET black aud lifl,,olor,d do.
super black lr,lian lcutins,
Old fashioned hfa,, lndia lIp
Cote pnlir kubcs richly worked. a fashionable
article
Figured and plain swis. Muslins.
Book Null aud 1acnnet do
g ! Cambria. quirc low,
IIehcd worked aohua tapcs, Pcle,eens, ,a3
aud caps,
ia PLAN and worked Eobiur'
Btusselis Thread inres AID ell ings.
Gimp and hnhnrt do. 10.
Grape Lecsc and ltalim Grapes, all colours
Gouhc, Ba,cgc. Glcoadinc aud Gro de Naples
Maroc6p Rhcolps, thread Gatss aud Pocket
Bools
Willow bnaltels aud reticulc.
heoneiH assortment raraspis aud Umbrellas,
cheap
Artificial flowers aud wrraths
lnRlsh aud French SILL ho-r and elosra,
White and black cotton hosiery, Al ptiecs lower
than usual,
Bonnet sash aud bcli l;ibbonds,
Long aud abort KID t'lntes. holsrsi.n DO.
Black B0mbhzurs, for Gentlemen summer
wear,
French Dill, Roucn Cnssime,rs.
Nlamcc chop and company Nnhkcfhs,
Grundntcls and y ilmluelou sinpes,
Nlofoceo aud ltnpclln 7tnrf.
1oilttte Glasses. complete hsgortnen'.
Ladies Gentlemen Mnsrs ald Boys Lcghorn
hats,
Win almost every other Article usual In reue-
al assortment - hen we vii stl p,Ie.s 20
please.
hlny r. 1t
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-12
LYNcuB.RG. NAY -, II -.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
ltou8 II Ito IL
II Present maoriy 10, { outeniion, l,9s7
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


ptirirt-tFrom "a correspondent -" Our g
leelina has ust closed. ulter one olthc most AMI
mated contests ever wrt,trs,rd in the county
rle pods were kept open 'lnu DAYS aud every
man who could be brought out whether old o.
yuuut las doubtless voted The election Of
Allanl., il IS sud. will he contested b. Gtitl.
The following l. statement otthe polls; lAtnm
d. Adams b. Crill B4l .-Fur a convention
10, ae3ust 1t $50. Three years ago, There
,,elr IA 10 an favor ola, Convention nov thrie
are 1 10 against H. What has hcrn the ransr
Of THIS reaction NTH, public opinion Il Is dllhclt
TO say. Many ot the musi substantial aud pro
mnrut ciu2gus ot the county have tuned to the
" rght about aud have, an tins occasion, lent
the whole force Ut their influence agdmsta COu-
ventnn.'
TaaqHa--.Ion Il Wallace $40, Mark \.
Chiffon 39o lhos. Marshall 81.
kmg aud Qaeen--bcnI amin Pollard, EDWIN
upshaw.
Hadison--I inn Bank VIM. FnkS
li1rgau--Gassaway Cross, Iohl oFerrall
MoaJ0c-lIneh Caf,c, tom. Mai, Nm. Vass
S}nTY-lohn {. Crump, Francis iiuihn
Br1yke--Philip Doddndge,' Jesse Edelne-
on
Cabsit-s olomon Thornlury $50, John Ev-
ercu il, 253 William spuflock I'll.
Rfiddlscr- Richard NJ. segar lo5. Morde-
cal Booth -, James Goodrich u
iHfghag--J. rersmgcr, Nm H. icrrl.
SENATE.
District Of COMMUNICATION II. Bernard IS re
elected
Djarirtof FaYuifr-D Daniel +. Slaughter is
elected.
New Members.
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HDENTEgOST-rbo ensuing mai

ND ENTEkOSf--Ihc ensuing NM.
y aiiide H,eaps. vii be held al $. Mcads
residence ~ Amherst, it IRE hew Meeting
House scminsry Q" learrrg 10 sigih, shonld
noi be IN fnrwhfdurss 10 be occupied sunday
26th aud Aiondny Goth hnt, l72s. The
exercise Of divine Worship 10 commence
Mt nipc O'Clock on Sabbath morning
Ihp Rev Jamrs Reid's rce0ier Circuit
appointment will be al the Same ace on Sat
urdav, the dav previous, aud at AeV h"re ca
SUNDAY lie 25th inst. The subsrIiber bcns
one olIhr trustees 10 sand house. will stnte thai
from Noticing the face Of the suhsrtcflon, lew
dollars viii be- wanting 10 Gui=h thc sud hon'e.
aud % accomplish tue deslr die object 81 ms
usehd mStuution--G freacitQBgfHg coiifri'oa
vii hr thankfully received from any person dtss
posed 10 contribute The smallest mite, du.
mn the continuance of the meeting
sunday School will br organized immediate.
". and pcrprtuated 81 the amr Pace,hee OF eS-
prnsr. ior the benefit Of all who ave wiling 10
seni thcr children, and submit TO The order dod
management Of said School, which certainly
will be a great acquisition 10 tie neighhoufhooe,
as well AZ the Preaching of the Gospel
STlIH MEAD. Manager
vi TIC meeting.
.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-12

Rssoirtd, Ihat the e,anman ii this meeting
cause 'opy IT - pfot ceilings 70 he inserted
IN Tie irg'afsa and Tie - Jggef.ensa f;s.
pubiifan
Ess9irrR. Tfar Tie laHots ~ newsf apsrs
iaf"pe hutt The sto.f. DO fr-peeifdiy fequestt4
IA l"afft the ANS ia ihair respective pafrfs
~ HDN Ai,bANILI# Cbanniai.
5 AAlL. CLAYTON sEclelaA
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hlANAGFRS nlFicE.
Lynchbnrq, fiay u, ls2s

Y J TF'-TV'I'- , ~ y ''7-
gpuE Drawing oflne Virginia state Ma,
vlpaiion Lottery, No. 6. took piace
in fhe CITY Of Ricbmond, % Thursday the
first inst When the fortunate holder Of ncS-
ct 3is7 drew the grand 0ar,lai prize Of
Slo,0uo, n pari Of which was PAYABLE n "
packeee Tickets deposited il ibe hanhoi W.
90 examination il was found 60 contain NJ
1900. emitted to theIcapitaI pryr pi S'.'"o''t'-
king to Que individual the sperdd p'l@eo 50
0on.--1he public have now hei'e mem ts'''
s,bc,oo :, ha drawn the 10Th ucSt montn--fr
the benedt Of the New London Academy, lie.
cts low.
MAY 8.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-12

Distress ortle lolger classes la Great ByfaiH.--
Numerous accounts are contained in the papers
d the distress and poverty ofthe lower classes
Ire Edinburg Scotsman, Of the l5in March
slys, +" II IS impossible to describe the dreadful
state Of suffering aud destilu,i6n to which "A por-
too OF the wording classes ia this city are redu.
sd. Ia tunes of ordinary prosperity, no trades
man ever thought Of purchasing less than peck
u oatmeal at time indeed pound Of meal
was never asked for except by wrelched crea,
sues depending on charity. Matters are now
sadly changed in this respect. Two eNteusiye
uctaallers AZ Canongate. state that for every in
dyldua who purchases a whole peck OF meal
alta time there are an average oftwenty-tour who
c5n only reach pound This amrntasle fact
proves theeytreme nrvations which numbers Of
m'rllorons workmen and their families are at
present enduring -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-12

ESOR RENT I'm tenement occupied by
u Mcssrs Rankin h Cole. Possession 10 be
piveu on the Isl day Of August neAt Apply 70
saml Clayton III 10 the subscriber.
JAMES L. CLAN1 or
Mas u. tsb2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-12

Mr. Simpson, manager Of the Park Theatre,
New York, being about to remove 10 England,
offers his establishment tor sale TO Il ioint stock
The scenery, decorations, &c. are
valued al 500 600.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-12

G1cdeu Sir7,cbtJyifs. \ gentleman in Mary
land burns his straw cry vines eserY spIine,
by ,oqer. & the bed about an inch rhlek with dry
straw. setting fle ton when teie is geutlc
breeze. tie buns one dird of his vines AT
Grsi another thi' l. 81 y day Aler aud lbc
rrmaiug thlrd sill later. aud thus secures a
succession OF crops liz thinks than vine, man
aged in this way yield a third more IN quantity
than others.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-12

Clarity That profound philosopher and
divine, Dr. Samuel Clark. was OF a very play
fli disposition, and vas pleased with the CONG
pan, ofyoung people.--One Gay while hes,as
pariakng in the sports Of hi, lili.c comrades, he
va, informed of the arrival ola ccltain fop.
Now, my friends, sad he t. them, q let us
look grave, here comes fool
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-12

Reroard for Nuns seoip y N,. John
Boyd, IN advertising IN the Nashville papcrs. IA
stolen mare, says he viii give 80 aud all r,a-
sonahe chlrpcs for the mare, anil TN i'm III,
stealing OF Il morse oulinp man ia Tennessee,
thai any body may tjH him wherever To- bc
found, aud sayage-lIle, carry Ia, .caip IA and re-
cpye II reward ior IL Hes. CarOi4iaa.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-12

10 teep btuicr tom groar.pg RANCID. To ono
neck OF fine alt add one out &c ol crude sal an-
moniac. aud Two ounces Of sltpctrc, both inr-
" powdered aud mix them well together. bth
this mi ,mre work your butter MI the miik IS en-
treiy extracicdi aud Men put ii in hJhtns
sailing II with the above preparation, 10 such a
degree as 10 be pa'atabIo This mixture is
stronger tbaa the clear salt, ana Of course less is
required.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-12

Eorlg Pototoe' fur fedng suine.-Itisa GOOD
practice 20 plant some early sort Of POTATOES on a
smnl fertile piece OF ground near Your hog sly,
which together with your peas (lfyen have any
will enable you 10 bring forward your pork and
half flten your hogs before your Iudian cotn is
rpe enough TO gather.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-12

~ a Subscribrr' Sill find lis manu-.
script Oh application AT ibo Pos Ollie.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-12

~ We had intended In notice to-day the let.
ier OF Alr William {. ltives, to his la",d ia
Amherst, but MS wc had not room lor II W. ic.
ler such temaa rs II may call Tor mid our
nest. whcn the text aud oonmtus may so to
gethcf.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-12

May ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-12

RI a Pioughbog's Inns ARE very good Tot a
Grsi attempt made uuaer the circumstances
sthed by hun; but they alr not sufficiently I'm
shed for publication. study and practice viii
Ia much 10 amtnd hls faults Of composition
when We shall he glad 10 hear from him.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-17
[Whole N o, JAIL.

priest, he whispered something TO him.
or said the priest, you are wonder
ful man, Terence 0'Sullivan, that al-
tiers the case. see the things in quite
a different light The poor young crea.
lures! Send them TO me, and we'll set
tie the matter And be butonsd up
his breaches pocket Now what did
the Whispersr say' | can't guess. But
whatever il was, Jerry Ryan and Mary
Mulcahy were married that day 'vesk,
and the Whisperer danced at tho xsd-
ding III, would be quars (queer)
thing said he. 1T I, who could tame
the strongest horse in the country would
not be able TO tame an auld priest'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-17
Morgan county, Jan. 3.

Tor SALE ~ win sell on accommodating
i terms. the TRdCT OF LIND on Back
creek, IN Berkeley county. formerly owned By
Rawlsigh Colston, Esq aud by him devised 70
John M. Colston, by virtue of whose will noe
offer it for sale. There is on the land Saw.
M III and seat for Grist Mill, and most adj
vantagsous situation for Distilery. The land
is well timbered. and fiom three to five hun.
dred acres will be sold as may best suit the puv.
chaser. Persons disposed TO view the propse-
~ may see it by applying 10 Mr. JOB Robins Who
now rents the Saw Mill. Iwill convey such title
as was in John VI. Colston, which 10 believed 70
be perfect. EDWARD COLSTON, Err. 81
Sept. 6.--f John M Colstsn.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-17

AND FOR SsLE-pussuant to . Chan.
kl Gerry Decree OF the Court of Morgan
county, passedat December Term, 1927. n =
suit in said court, OF Elias Smith, Administra.
tor OF the estate Of William Anderson, deeds
complainant, agains, James Mackey and tho
heirs and representatives Of Casper Schaff.
ner decd defendants. The subscriber viii
proceed. to sell, at public sale. before the 'front.'
door of the Court House, in the town of Bath.
Morgan county, Va. on Monday the 28ih day
January 1898, tbeing court day tor said county,
two TRACTS OF LIND. lying ON the south
fork OF Sleepy Creek, in the county Of Mop
gan. about one mile south of Matthias Ambrosc'a
Mill, adjoining the lands OF Benjamin Light and
others, one Of these tracts con. aims $50 acres
on VIII ich there is desirable seat for q saw.
mill, with an almost inexhaustible quantity Of
the finest timber, contiguous thereto; on this
tract is good apple orcbard; the soil and quali-
ty OF the bottom and upland is equal to any In
its neighborhood. and Is bountitully clothed
with excellent timber. The other tract sdjon.
the same, contains SO acres, which also sbounde
with good timber. The Winchester road passes
through this tract. Terms of sale, one fourth
the purchase money 20 be paid in one month.
the half of the residue in three months, and
the remainder in six months from the day Of
sale. The purchaser giving bonds with an.
proved security, with interest from the date.
u-r The above recited tract Of land Of so
acres will be sold subject 10 the incumbrance II
dover right.
ELIAS SMITH, ADM Of the
estate Of William Anderson, dee,
Mnrpaa rnunfy
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-17
Voyage to Germany.

fEsNE subscriber, residing in the citv
81 Lancaster, [pennsy snese twen.
y.iou ears pest, being convinced that an
undeftaegrg Of this kind, If honestly and care
fully con,4on .eA, will be OF great benefit, has
resolved rafvcte himself to the business O r q
GERMAN AGENT. He fiatters himself 20
possess sDnAsient sbilitiss, to execute all COM
missionsthe bay be entrusted with, 10 the ful
satisfacf Ton ofhis employers. His acquaintance
with most parts of Germany, together With his
knowledge OF the ditisren, modes OF transact
ing business in that country, will enable him
to execute all commissions with the least pos.
sible delay. He therefore offers his services
to all European Germans in America, Who may
have business to transact in their native coun-
try, and engages to act upon all powers Of
attorney which nav be entrusted 20 his care.
according 10 the strict tenure Of German iusis.
prudence. All other commissions will be ere
cuted with the utmost exactncss and fidelity. -
His terms will be found reasonable. TrParti.
cusrs may be known by applying to tho editor
OF this paper.
JOSEPH EHRENFRIRD.
January 10, 1923.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-17
Pulling, Dying, Dressing of
Cleth. &c.

HEREBY inform the public that have again
i taken the management Of my Mills. The
Pulling, &c have placed under the direction
Of Mr. JOHN N. RIDDLE, whose prompt and a.
bic workmanship, the public are in conside.
rable degree, acquainted with, he having had
the direction Of one of the first establishments
in this neghtorhood for some time. In addi-
ton TO having the work warranted good. the
charges will be reduced to the following rates:
For FaUaeis, Securing 6 Dressing, 4 cts per yd
BLANKETS, ditto do. 6 cfs per do
FuLed Linsey cts. per do
Coarse Ctofh, 10 cts. per do.
Other goods, the charges will be according to
colour and dressing
Common Wool will be Carded into Rolls for
five cents per pound. (small bundles and fine
wool something higher, according TO the trouble,
S A w : N 9
Will be done when the water will admit, for
the third log and the slabs, il good timber
Laths and small stuff, for the half. ffpayment
is made in cash, the prices will be reduced fsom
what has been charged. l have pu, the charg-
es this low, in hopes of saving the loss and
roube in collections. In addition TO cash,
will receive marketing and produce, if deliver.
ed at the time, or before the Goods is taken
from the Mill
GTUndressed Cloths left at John r. Cookus'
Store, or A. Humrickhouse's in Shepherds
town, will be taken from there, and returned
when finished. Directions must be sent with
the Cloth. EDWARD A. GIBBS.
MartiD5urg, October Att