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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11
From the Phtsbnrg Mercnry.
INIEMPER1NCE

"But OF the various kinds Of daily
drinking, the most fatal j. the morning
drains. AT that hour, the system IS
more sensible to the action Of silmuIants
than at any other; and the custom Of
ADDING hltters to the ardent spirits.
greatly increase the danger of future
intemperaDce; for the more offensive
the taste ofauy substance, the more be.
whching IS our attachment when once
established. Indeed no man ever made
.aa''y morning visits TO The splendid
bar room OF city hotel, or the home!ier
shelves OF a country tavern, without
belng, or becoming, drunkard. The
rising Fun, which lights the unsteady
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11

TO OUR PAIhO%o-tne Editor OF the
hartinsburg Gazette respectfully requests
all those indebted To him, to make immediate
payment. Having been compelled 10 pay. as
security, large sums Of money for some OF his
good frieods, land who now feel disposed 60
snor, and cut caperS) rendevS ii absolutely ne
ces5sFy mat prompt payment should be made.
ine Editor feels grateful to tile public for the
'ery liberal patronage bestowed upon him, aud
Will use every honest endtavor to retain it,
30 soGe OF bis patrons, truth requires bim to
say, they have been extremely reniss n iheif
duty towsrds him--ou the other hand justice
demands that he should tender 70 has punotual
patrons, his unfeigned thsnks
Nov 20, 1923.
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footsteps Of such q man to The polluted

footsteps Of sneh alan TO the polluted
fountain, shall not set early enough 10
hide the shame. Ii he be unmarried,
lei every mother exclude him from her
habitstion, as she values the peace and
character Of her daughters; IF married
then Shosld his wife and children pre-
pare, in sadness, for poverty and deep
mortihcation;-if he be in debt, his
creditors sboaid beware:--if he make
new engagements, expect them not 10
be fi!led;-plAce Stigma on his fore.
head, and let all society withdraw their
confidence and communion, that tn.
vlriuous may not be led astray by his
example, NOT the imprudeut brought
to ruin in his fall
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* VIE subscriber having .utt' r. bud sos, II.
q ed greet losses BY people throwing down ais
fences end entering INTO his enclosures, SarTy
Ing away his rsis, timber, &c. Ae therefore
FORWARDS ali percons wbaseeser, hat II, from
aiter he date OF th,snofice, any 1erson SHALL ne
found ,resPassirg on bis premises. that lie VIII
snow them no indulgence, but prosecute them
according to law. Pffents and Guardians are
particularly warned net 10 iet those under their
comgand enter on his prenYses, &C.
CHhT5TlAN SILBER
De- ober l6-Syn.
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1 AND AND TAVERN FOts nr.Nr.---ine
IA subscriber wishes to lease for term al
years, that well known 1.fVERyV ST7A N
which he a. present occupies. together in lbel
F.ih.f attached thereto, containing 2Zg scres
on which there IL good Dstllery in oper at;op
the land is IN good state OF cultivation. v;,hI
all necessary buildings in good repair. Thel
furniture belonging TO the Tavern will be rem.
ted with the stand il desirable to the tenao, :
Also. FARM adjoining the above, cootaiuinr
600 acres, 200 acres of which are cleared. q
past OF II excellent bottom, and oonyen;ent
portion Of good meadow. Also, Farm ON
the east side OF the North Mountain adjoining
the lands belonging to the heirs of Iohn Tur.
ner, esq deed. containing l65 scFes-l20 scres
ut which are cleared and 10 good stale of
cultivaton-on this farm there is an exceFeus
lime stone sPrmgof neyer-isiiing water, . r,-,d
orchard, about ten acres OF mexdow--he b,id.
ings m tolersble repair Also, two Other
rams IN the county of Morgan.
Bond aud sufficient security for The perforra.
ance OF the covenants will be required. App,r
to the subscriber living at the Tavern, where
further Particulars will bc made known
ROBERT SNODGRASs.
Nov. 81, 1923 1T
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/ ing 10 other. for qusrler al century,

ing 10 other: for quarter al century,
with complete success. viz:
Receipt for curing 100 lbs Of
HUNS or Beef
Take 2 los. OF course salt
2 lbs. OF brown sugar
2 ozs OF salt petre.
12 OF of pearIash
4 gallons Of water
Boil all together, and skim ep;ckie
well, when cold put it on the meat
Hams TO remain IN pickle eight weeks.
beef four weeks.
TO cure Pork Cut up the nleatlhe
same day the hog is killed, fprscticable
and pack it well in acask, with plenty
Of The best coarse salt; wheuthe casis is
full have strong pickle, that will bear
an egg, and Immediately pot il on the
meat, so as to fill up all the vacancies
and 10 exclude the air
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- " lCh.--AA persaas bssIng cloims sgsust
" the estate OF Ui&am PANE, DECEASED, are
requested 10 bring the same forward, properly
authenticated Tor settlement, those Indebted,
are notified to make immediate payment, as no
Indulgence whatever Will be given, 1t being the
determination OF the subscriber TO bring the es
tate to a speedy settlement.
MICHAEL LEOPARD, .7da'r.
Nov. 27, 1855.
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r. 7 OIICE.--ihe Members OF The Martins.
~ burg Library sotfe'y, are hereby Motif, d
that sqnartery subscription 10 said Society be-
came due on the I7th inst--,t is expected that
every ne mber will come forward aud pay up
their qusrtera, es without delay.
GEORGE EEWC0MER, Trea.urer
November ", 1873
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sorsx.s oysicE, iis Aa,kss ssssss,

Baltimore, Nor 2oth.
DRAWING Of the THIRD Sub Scheme Ma
~ rylsnd State LOTTERY. No. s, Tor 1925.
No. 1858 prize oF S2OOO
63f3 prize Of IUO0
1859 prize Of 5O0
83s, 24iS. 242a, 577s, 1743o, each loo
Nos 1913, 1858, 1888, l5439, 1878. "a
l65iS. l69 g. 1868. 1898. each
20 OF 70; "a o. $40; IS OF So & 1900 OF s. each
1.-The frs, drawn from Size wheel was No.
i9l5s--lhe terminating figure being 8, sgreea-
BIT, % he soherle. therefore, ali tickets ending
with 8, are entitled TO -Four Dollars each, and IN
addition 10 whatever prize they may have drawn
besides.
CTAil tickets ending With either 5, S, or 3,
are nov determined The fate OF al. Others
viii be decided by the drawing of The Fourth
sub-scheme, which will take place on
Wednesday, The SiSt Dec instant,
on which day the whole OF the following prizes
we're distributed, aud will complete the Lotte-
~, VIZ;
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Two valuable Farrns for I1r

w YuiGdOtC n ~IfBS tDf AaE NJ
" I'LL be rented Tor one yssr. for mo-.
w reRt,) 70 he highest bidder. from n, -,
day Of April, 1859, until the first dsy II AMI
1850, thar valuable FARM, formerly cvn.d :,
John Cheno~etb, near Buckles,own. get.r,sx
county, Virgins, containing sbout $50 acre..
with ell the necessary Improvements Thereof,
This Pam will be rented on FRIDAY. the ss,I
day OF the present month on the pteu.ise,
Those, therefore, wishing TO reat, can view d.
same.
Also. ore other FARM, lying in the count,
Of jefferson. known by the name Of the sSm.,h
Slaughter Place containing $50 acres, or mo,s
with first-rate improvements thereon, and in .
high state OF cultivation. This farm will he
rented TO the highest bidder, on The & 81 A..
Of the January court, a, the court.l,ousa I,
Chariestown, when further particulars win i.
made known
Bond and security win be required in bo,h
cases.
Also, will be hired for one year. froc, ~.
2sih day Of ;his month, two MICRO MEN
excellent farm hands, aud one email Roy -
Sad Negroes to be hired before The dor, IS
John NicCieaFy, in Martinsbusg, On ys,urd.v
the 9Th day of this month, when aud whe,e II
shall attend.
ELIZABETH sHowALTER, ADM
of Jos. Showater. deed.
Mar'ilsburg, Dec. 4, 1928
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JHy 30, o28.
+ OfTiE is hereby Civ that an ITS slmeni
\ oi TWO dollars per sls. on every share OF
aJoe6 ia tIe Chesapeake ami Ono Canal Con
psny, IS required 70 DC pad On the Cd day o.
c'ober rex; aud a further instaiuent ot tUo
upiltis per share IN the Sd dsy Of November
mex, hriher instrument of 'wo dollars sid .
hai pea sharg on The 81 day o, ! cember next,
3 tnrhcr ms q fEent Of two dollars and q hal
pes share On the 81 day otJsruzry nrxt; a iur-
her sam IT tWo dollars and ha,t per Fhsre on
tht s DAY OF Februst, neSt; and further sum
Of t~o d. lars and nan per share on The sd day
OF March next; which instsimerls must be PAD
70 thu crecjt Of the Chesareake and Ohio Canal
Company 10 he Cashefor other proper officer
OF either Il the following Banks, viz:
Tie Branch Of the Bark Of the u. States, at
~ ashirgton
The Bank OF Washington, at Washington,
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank at George
town,
The Bank of Alexandria, at Alexandria,
The Hagerstown Bank, in Hsgersown, Ma.
ryisnd; and
The Branch OF the Valley Bank, at Charles
town, Virginia.
BY order OF the President and Dire ctors:
JOHN p. lNGLE,
Clerk Of The T.. and o. Canal Co.
Eahacf from the by tdws Of The Chssapeake and
Ohio Canal Company.
"sECTI0N viz.
1.-THE President and Directors of the Compa
ny shall designate the Banks within the District
of Colombia, w,th,n which the funds Of the Com
pany shall he depositedi and whenever any mo.
ney shall be payable to the Company in pursu
ance OF any cailupOn the stockholders, or on any
Other account. the person from whom the same
is due, shall make payment to the Cashier, or
other proper officer, of any one the Banks 50
designated. I he certificate of payment by such
Cashier or officer delivered to the Treasurer,
shsll be received by him az evidence of payment,
and authorize him to pass his receipt"
August %, 1S2S.-t3M.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11

A female was found dead on Alder
man Gownseud's stoop, in State street,
on Tuesday evening of last week, about
z o'clock The coroner wa. sent for.
and on investigating the case, it appear
ed that she had been the victim OF Sc
duciion some fourteen years ago Dis
appointment and loss Of character, was
too heavy calamity for her feeble
nerves to endure, and she gave herself
up 10 that destroyer Of every Write
ntemprranee. Though possessed Of
friends, Who were willing TO take care
Of her, still she was regardless Of them.
az she was of The sea,ons, of houses, or
of home and died a wsnderer in the
streets Verdict of the Jury: vista
ton of God - Aibany Nor. Chron
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11

ny ,irthe OF deed OF trust from Jaa,es
~ Stephenson and Ann his wife, hesriag
date on The 9Th dsy of June, 1921, and nov II
record IN the county court of Berkeley, tie un.
dersigned will, ON " onday he I2th day Of IAN.
ugry ne'rf, before the door of the court. house
IN hsrtiosburg. offer for sale, at puhEa
auction, Certain TRACT or FARCEi. Op
LAND. lying on The east side OF the road lead.
ing from Martinsburg 10 Winchester, between
Darkes'il'e and the Stone Tavern on MIL
Creek, and described in the deed as 'tadJoiaay
the lands of Gill and Miller, Joserh Grubb .,d
George Holiday, supposed to contain sbou,
~ o hund, ed sofes"
The terms ct sale will be one third of tbs
purchase money q, he time OF sale. and tbs
residue an two annual instruments with interest.
to he secured by 3 lien upon the land
PHILIP G. PENDLETON.
November q, 1885.
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M NEGROES FOR SAFE.
w HLhe offered At public sale, on Friday.
the 26ih inst. or the late residence of William
d. Miller. deceased, within three miles OF CIR
rardstown, three Negro Women. one Negro
Men. snc one boy, aged IA years, end some
chl'dfen. he terms will be made known on
the day of sale.
MICHAEL HENsELI, Admir-.
Dec 4, l82S--ts
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{ IKE NOTICE The subscriber respect.
4 fully informs ALL those persons who gave
heir noes far purchases made al the sale Of
capt. john Walpert, deceased, that they wi.
isii dae on the 23ih day Of this present month
krempt payment is expected "a the situs;ion
OF the estate viii allow Of no Indulgence.
JOHN 7. COOhUS, Admir-.
Dec {, 1893 Of satd 4s,ste.
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NOTICE THt8!- Ihe subscriber
~ wenid respectfully inform all hose who
&c 'neehted to him. that he 10 in want of his
MONEY, and wenId therefore take it az mar.
tculsr favour conferred on him oy those rbo
viii svaur hun With the. na.mcn, Of a little
CASH .JOuN = coDvus
Dec q, f8e8-if
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FROM thc BaIilmore Pslrio'.
INTEMPERdNCE.

"A man applied TO me for charity in
Baltimore street on "Wednesday. He
had been a soldier for fifteen wears
and then stood before ME in he rag.
ged remains OF his soldiers Uniform
His language, his demeanor. and his
intelligent counteRance, bespoke once
highly cultivated mind, aud man
who had seen better days. SURPRISED
at finding such a man in such a garb
] asked hrn the cause OF his presen,
situation. He had enlisted IN the army
IN 1912, he said, and had been ana
then was afflicted with "a sn eIled
FOOT which he showed me. Il was
enough-i' was The e0ect Of Ltem
ferdnce / would have gwen ali /
possessed for the rich stores 81 his mind
winch by Incompetence were nude to
him nothing worth II was preciou,
jewel IN disgns,ful casket lie was
being formed by education and high
natural endowments for an elevaieo
station IN lite, sunk to the lowest dcpth
OF degradation by passion Tor dunk
Tie Dds an ornament 10 bis ce--he
IS beggar; and this the effect Of IN
temperance! Could those u no are lost
entering upon course of ipIempar
ance have seen aud couVersed wi!h
this m,n, | am sure The baletuI cup
would have dropped from their culver
ing lips forever.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11
From the United ,,,tes Gsze-te.

10 farmers GHd HouSekeepfrs -
A!ter an experience of nearly hair
century, ii has been fouud chat the Pc
cock alias knickerbocker pickle. 10,
beet and pork, IS the best ikai ever has
been used IN any country, in prcna,inp
winter provisions--handrad of house
keepers can attest TO its excelencv
Some butchers last year prepared their
pork according 10 the Pocock recipe.
and readily sold their pork in market
az an advance OF one cent per pound.
though, IN fact, the difference 10 prepa
mig the Poceck ought not 10 raise The
price OF the pork on quatter cent on the
pound. If the farmers in this state.
would adopt this pickle, and indicate
10y brand mark; how pot up. their
produce would command a preference
IN DOR markets and abroad would give
a decides and favorable character TO the
New York beef and pork
Poccck- Recent for picking one
hundred weight of Pork, Hams &c
Take six gallons of water. niue noupds
ct salt, ! course, fine, 3 pounds of
brown sugar, one quart of mo!asses. 5
ounces OF salt pctre, l ounce potash
hoi' and skHn them well. and when
cold poor 1t on your beef, ,ub your
beet wrh your fine salt. Put the
above Ingredients into a clean not orket
tie, and let it toll, being careful to take .
on Inc scum as II comes to the surface
When the scum ceases 20 rise. take the
hqhor oft and let it stand unil il is cold.
men ma 1ng put the meat you want to
preserve 'uto the vessel you intend to
Keep 1t IN, poar The hqaor over it and
let II stand.
The editors Of papers in the city and
country, will CONFER substantial benefit
on our farmers by general circulation
OF The preceding receipt, and insure The
c'nzeHs an ultimate benefit, as they
form great porIon'of the customers Of
all choice provisions.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11
Highest Prize, 10000 Dollars

4i6i prirss-nmouniing to SIS, 800
The whole payable in CASH, winch. as
usual at COHEN'S OFFICE, can be had the mo.
ment they are drawn.
Whole Tickets. S. 90 Quarters, I7s
Halves, 2 so Eigbtbs. S21
To be had In the greatest variety of Numbers. al
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11

on locking over your valuable paper
OF wednesday last, my attention was
arrested by the observation OF a person
recommending TO farmers ard house
keepers how 10 cure eat; bu, fearing
" Is NOT definite enough in one irnpor.
'an' particular (Ihe time the meat should
remain 10 pickle am induced TO re.
commend pickle that I have been in
the practice Of using aud recommend.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11
COHEN's OFFICE,

IT, Market 81. BALTIMORE,
Where the Capital Prizes in all the previous
Classes we're sold, and where BOTH the Great
Prizes of
One Hundred Thousand Dollars cecb
were sold IN former Lotteries, and whe,e more
Capital Prizes have been sold than al sny other
Office in America
"a Orders froG any part of the u. States.
either by mnli (post paid) or private convey.
snce, enclosing The cash or prizes, will meet
the same prompt and punotus attention as If on
personal application. Address
J. ] COHEN, Jr L BROTHERS.
NOV u tDec ~ 1873 Baltimore.
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$ij NEht(tS FUR HIRE
w vi be exposed 10 public hire for one
year from the Zst Of Janusry ntxt, between 80
sno - first''s.e Slaves. belonging 70 the heirs
ot Wan. kereev, deceased, consisting Of men.
womeo, boys and girls I he hiring will take
place on Friday, the &c a last. before the Ia
vern door OF N'cis'd Gartrell, (WsIpert's Old
stand). B'rd and security viii be required.
Dec 4, 1898 JACOB VANDORtN.
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Sudden death from d, hiking o
quart ot cUtiskey-0 Monday a
physician OF our CITY, was called 20 see
mdscula" stout man, weighing about
two hundred pounds, " ho had. whilst
atightly Intoxicated, been induced from
banter, to dr.nk one half plot after
another, until he finished four Very
t9o1 after this copious drought, he fell
oo"u IN Ii, on fooroF the grocery
IN which he drank the nh;skey. il
was near an hour before a physician
was procured When he arrived Of
the place, he found him in a dying
condltlon-----his face was b.ack his
breathing like man in apoplexy and
he was totally insensibIs, incapable c.
ven of swallowing any thing. Differ
ent measures were tried to rccove,
him, but in vain. and he died in few
hours. This is the second sudden
death witnessed by the wri'er from
drinking whiskey Louisville E0cxs
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11
Fall and Winter Goods!

N'A e~AfNA w tlhJNk SOOOSS
FsVhE subscribers offer for sale, cheap for
N cash, general assortment of new and
seasonable GOODS. Their stock consists in
part OF
Blue, Black, Olive Brown, and Mkt Cloths,
Blue. and Olive Brown Habit Cloths,
Casslmeres and Csssinetts,
Valencia. Lasting and swansdown yesting,
Blue Camblets and Tartan plaids,
Balzes, Flannelss Bangup Cords,
Rose, Whitney and Macknaw blankets,
Plain and Figured 8ombazettes,
Canton and Nankin Grapes,
Flag and Bandana Handkerohieffs,
Csmhrics Jaconett, Book and swiss Muslins,
Bobbinette, Bobbinette and Thread Laces,
Black add Green Italian Grape,
Black Italian Lutestrings.
Blue Black Gro de Nap.
Worked Capes and Handkerchieffs,
Crazy James, Hair Curls and Putfs.
ALSO
n General Assortment of
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Groceries, Queen's-warc, Hats,
Shoes, Seal Skin Caps, &c.
JAMES &, WILLIAM N. RIDDLE.
Msr'insburg, Nov 80. 1898.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11

Il Temperate Driaker.-T knew 8
good old man, who has always looked
upon drpnGenness with abhorrenca -
F;on his youth he has Iahored hard.
and has druok spirit tcmpcratelu. H.
has long been active in the Gnu. en- of
Christ, jealous to iDcuicate It, pre
cep's, and dhgent in obeying many
OF IT'S commandments. As age incress
es' he feels the need Of arden, sp,rns.
but sh.i drinks temporarily He, how.
ever, oT'Al<s temperatciy more than
Ten tunes a day, and often Consumes
gallon OF ardent spirits io week II
a trend Cautions him against drinking
he is grIeved: thinking he only drinks
tcmperdtely. His tempe, ate draughls
increase IN number and quantity, and
ne wal probably go down 10 the grave
g complete sot.-LN 7, OBS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11

r OiiCE.-Ah persons indebted to the
~ subscribers, by note or open account, Ne
requested to PREPARE FOR PAYMENT
IMMEDIATELY They have had LONG
CREDIT, and .EL'ST NOT expect any long
er Indulgence. ID .ORRlCK &. Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
Splendid turMiture.
CHARLES KOONES,

Cabinet and Sofa Maker, King, merit door
TO the corner Of .7Lfred-sfreet,
Was on hand, and constantly manufactures, gene
L raj assortment of .
FASHIONABLE CaBLNET FURNITURE,
which, fur elegance and durability, defes competition
His stock, generally. consists Of
Grecian and plain sofas and lounges :
Mahogany and other drawing room chairs
Grecian, winged and single War,irobes
Gothic and various other sdebOards
Pier tables, with marble and mahogany tops
Pillar and block dining, card and brcakfas tables
Ditto claw do do do do
Plain do do DO do
Centric or loo do
Ladies' dressing tables with mirrors
Ditto work stands and music stools
Ditto and gentemen's cabinets, secretaries & book
French and other bureaus cases
Wash.s,ands, with marble and mahogany tops
Mahogany, bird-eye, curl maple comm bedsteads
Cribs and crsdIes-with every other article in the
cabinet line
st. Domingo mahogany in log, plank, board and
Honduras do for hand railing lveneer
Stacking bottoms, cords, copxl yarnish, sc.
The above articles will be disposed Of on the moss
reasonable terms for cash, or to punctual persons
very liberal patronage from Washington, induces
me to saw that will send furniture to any purchaser
in that City, free of all charge.
TURNING & CARVING
Handsomely executed 3taw 3m nov ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20

Ur SxowpEx: AS a freeholder, and all that
B.. ,,oui,i,e 10 quality an inquiry, wish to
r.,rn, through your journal, for what purpose
,..Ievy Court is continued-if il IS of any
..,viee whatever to this communi,y-and in
chat manner the late taxes Of rs Gus. per an
ann on every man, and many women too, in
his county, have been applied? Ligh, on these
,ouiries, will De thankfully received by ihou>
.,ods. Yours, respectfully,
ADALANrE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
Auction.

an Saturday Evening next the goth inst at half
~ past o'clock, at the auction store. corner OF
King and It 7saph streets. viii be sold variety OF
seasonablc Dry Goods, Hardware sc. consisting in
part Of the following articles
Rose and point blankets, handkerchiefs, mattrsss.
es of cotton and moss different sizes. eiegan, mar &c
looking glasses, pier and toilet do, handsome man.
lie ornament representing the Virgin Mary with her
niant knives and forks, brass andron, candlestcks,
shovel and longs plated sets casors, silver and toy
watches, gold seals ustch chains, bead Chaps, snuff
boxes combs, buttons tapes, cloak clasps, suspon-
dcrs, SIC. and should time permit, few valuable new
and second hand books will also be off red.
dec 10 GEO. WHITE, Auct.