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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-01

NETILL be sold, at public auction, on, Tuesday the
Wv Sth day Of December nert, If .faiy, IL not me
merit fair day ON the premises the tract IF land which
formerly resided on, in the County Of Louisa, on the
Of Pdmt0tkey river and containing by est-
nations 41 acres; large portion Of hich is river lon
grounds and l-3 rood land, nth good improvements,
me rdet ~ land toiH be sold credit Of one, ttco
ana Tee years, toih the usual security, and possession
delivered The LIST IF january, 1890 and the usual crop
Of wheat toiH DC seeded This fail! also nj the same time
and place, ,cH be sold at t,oelue months credit for all
sums ADORE ue dollars all the stock Of epeyv geserp
ton, on nc said plantation, together Nth he eYop Of
corr, fodder and hay The purchaser 10 gire bond
wih approved security.
BJCRERT0.V ppZJYsyoJy
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Lands forfeited TO the Literary Fund


DUBI.lC NOTICE.-By the act passed 9Th March,
n 1927 entitled An act concerning lands returned
delinquent fos the nonpaymcnt of taxes the operation
OF which continued by subsequent act passed 9th
Feb. lS2s,--all delinquent lands which vested in
tc Literary Fund, and not redeemed before the
first Of the present month by the original owners, have
bccome absolutely forfeited Provision made however
by the first above mentioned act in favor OF such person
persons who may have good legalor equitable title
to such lands held derived under grant from the
Commonwealth, bearing date prior to the time Of the
said lands yesting in tina President and Directors of the
Literary Fund, wis, previous the 9th Of March, 1927
may have settled and improved the lands claimed by
them, who derive title under person having
thus settled and improved said lands. But person
shall be entitled to the benefit of this provision who
shall before the first dayof December thousand
eight hundred and tDenty nine. pay into the Treasury,
the proper warrant of the Auditor Of Public Accounts,
all taxes upon the lands claimed by him either in his
the oftbose under whom he may claim title,
by the person, persons IN whose right the
forfeited, such portion thereof he land
claimed ought be eauitaby and rataby charged there
with with 10 per cent per damages the amount
which shall be each yeas due from the is day of Novem
Der Of the year in which il becomes due, until paid.
JAS +. HEATH,
July 10. 1S-tf Auditor OF Public Accounts
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HNEH.iLE EDUC-4TIO.N.-y5fiss Elizabeth Bn-
u con grateful for the patronage Of generous pub
e, tenders her services at Laurel Nedootc, the resi-
dcnee o. the subscriber, in Chesterfield County about
hre miles from hanchestcr. The branches If Tuition
are spelling, reading tcritng, arithmetic, grammar
and geography, Nth the use Of the globes The terms
arc $40 per scholar for tuition and $75 for board each
6odrderJuTnishing her bed, SC. She ,ciH con,
menee on Inc 18th Of January merit, and ,ciH gire a
edtion Of fve Weeks in summer Payment 10 be made
half yeariy. SAMUEL P.fTTESON.
". b. Strict attention tciH be paid 10 young La
dies morality. Oct. H. 46-T
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Mrs. Sarrh Potceii, Guardian for HTiliam Gregory
Manu. Julia .4nn Mann, and .Magarst Sarah
Mann.
NOTICE is hereby given you, that application will
be made to the County Court OF Cheserie on the
l4th day Of December next behalf Of the Chester
field Rail Road Company, for the appointment of vaucrs
to assess the damages which will he sustained by the said
William Gregory, Julia Ann, and Magarct Sarah Manu.
in consequences of the passage of the Chesterfield Rail
Road, through their property the County of Chester
field. MONCURE ROBINSON, Agent of the
Chesterfield Rail Road Company.
Nov. IL. 6O-tI1thLec
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A " ovERSEER WANTED.--A man with small
IA family who can bring unquesiionabc evidence Of
his good qualities az ovcrseer find employment
for The ensuing year the plantation adjoining the town
of New Castle OH Pamunkey river.
SoS ~. 60 awtw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-01

ND ANDOLPH'S REPORTS, vol. 9th, of cases arr
Ae, gued and determined in the Court of Appeals OF
Virginia-just published
Complete Sets of the Va Reports
Journals ei the Conventions Of 1875 and 1888
Journals of the Senate and House Of Delegates OF
Virginia, from l776 to 1890 inclusive
Hcnings Statutes at Large and
The New Maps OF Virginia,
All appropriated TO increase the Public Library of the
State may be had of the subsciber at the Capitol in
the city OF Richmond, upon the lowest terms.
VIM III. RICHARDSON,
oct.S. 44-tf Clerk of the Council and Librarian
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aDUBLiC AUCTION.-By virtue of a deed Of
na:', executed to the subscribers, by Randolph
Ross OF the County Of White in the State of Tennes-
the 18th day Of August, 1920; and recorded in
the Hastings Court for the City of Richmond, on the
10Th day OF June, 1921; and ordered to be certified
which said deed Of trust registered in the Regis
ter's Office, in White County, state Of Tennessee
on the 9Th day OF August 1921 and also
the Registers Office, in Warren County, State of Ten
nessee the 9th day of August 1921 Tor the purpose
OF securing the payment OF sundry sums of money,
mentioned in the said deed: will be sold by Public
AucoH, % the highest bidder, ready money! at the
front door OF the Eagle Hotel in the City OF Richmond
On Wednesday, the 18th day OF December next at ~
o'clock il fair otherwise the first fair day there After
the following property to wit: certain piece or par
Gel OF land in the comfy OF Warren State of T-nne.
see, containing 81 acres. including the Arch Cave
saadry other pieces parcels OF land purchased by
she sad Randolph Ross Of Elijah Saunders George Saun
.ers, Jacob Deake, Beverly HarY, J ohm Officer, viii.
liam Raves, Aiexan McMurray Charles and William
Grsssun, Thomas Ray, and elijah Deake, and sund,y
pieces or parcels Of land in the said County and State
granted by the said State. the said Randolph Ross
supposed TO contain about twelve hundred acres
Also certain piece parcel of land in the county Of
White, in the said state OF Tennessee containing one
hunred and fifteen acres, including the Big Bone cave,
and sum- other pieces parcels OF land in the said
.nu,, nd a., %, purchased by the said Randolph Ross
of Anthony Debr,,e John McLemorc Geo. SAUNDERS
Ej ah Sauaders Elihu Saunders, Jacob Drake, Isaac
Drake and John wison--ar sundry pieces or parcels
of land in the county state antedby the said state
TO the said Randolph Ross suppose To contain about
eleven hundred acresAso third p.r Of certain
tract parcel of land in the said county II Warren
state Of Tennessee which the said Randolph Ross ods
jointly with Elijah Drake and Daniel Pain containing
three thousand acres including the Salt Wells Rocky
River-Aiso Is negroes whose names 'not
collected, nine of which in the possession OF Reu-
Sen Ross, and six IN the possession Of William Ross,
1r also all the stock in trade stores belonging
TO the said Randolph Ross, in Tennessee, of which
&c kept at Sparta, the other at Arch Cave; the first
OF which stock amounted TO $4,000. And also the
ehandise in the hands of Reuben Ross OF Iexins
Virginia belonging to the said Roe, valued 900
The sale will be conducted by Thomas Taylor.
w. cambridge, lTr,s,..
w. NEKERVIS, { i'"ees'
Octl7 lS-tls
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" The ENQUIRER published twice generally and
three tnss week during the session of the
Price, the heretofore, Five Dollars auuum
advance Notes of chartsed banks (ony) will be
fecsvsd payment The Editors will guarantee safety
hitting them By NALL the postage Of all letters being paid by
or No paper will be discontinued but ut tho discretion OF the
Editer.) unl all arrsarasss have been paid up.
Wsever will payment OF nine papers shall
have tenth GRATIS. " wv r-r~'- '"""
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
% One square, OR LESsF.t insertion as eenteach con-
tinuance, SO
s.@No advertisement base either been paid for or
assumed by some person in this city, 8 snvrons.
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TUyWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-I will give
IL twenty dollars for the experimenting and delivery
to me in Petersburg, of my Moses, who went OF
the 9th ins-He is about twenty three four years
old, icet inches high, dark skinned, but not very
black, rather stout made and bow-icgged slow in his
movements and OF not a sprighty countenance-took
with him stock of very good clothes, amongst those
recollected blue cloth close coat, and blue
cashmere pantaoons, gray cassnc coaee and panla
looms fur hat good deal worn, boots and shoes The
only information have been able 10 get of him, is that
ne in a fishing boat which trades to this
ket, the night Of Sunday the 18th inst going down
James River and ashe originally from Charles City
County, very probably is in the neighbourhood
Of Wcynoke, Doctor John Mnge's place, Of Mr..
William II. hinges where most Of his relations live.
Petersburg, June 30. 16--lmn HUGH NELSON.
NJORBORNE T.. SUTTON, cole Proprietor OF the
liz Bowling Green Tavern, Caroline County, has Tor
borne from asking portion Of the public patronage be-
eause ofthe uncomfortable condition Of the
lie has for nearly two ycars, been actively engaged in
repairing and altering the construction OF his house
during which time he has made many changes all Of
which ne hopes are calculated to add 10 The comfort
and quiet Of the travellers He begs leave 10 say 20
the public that he has broken UP that nest Of rnbbe
which 90 frequently annoyed the house: and now !,
Courtdays, the traveller may go To rect With
out the fear Of disturbance. He has also provided Two
private houses apart from the Tavern, for the OF
families travelling neatly and comfortably arranged.
lie pledges basef TO ;he public 10 every sxertion
TO render fair equivalent to all who may favor him
with their company.
Bowling Green, Sept Is. 40--0
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NJOTICE.-The Executive will receive proposaIs in
conformity with the provisions of the Sd section of
the act concerning the Armory, hereto xed-And
be further enacted that the Executive be authorised
and required ascertain upon what terms the 1rn,or
buildings and Land attached thereto, can be Sold sx-
changed or leased for of years and communicate
ry." BY order of the Executive.
WIN. III. RICHARDSON, G. c.
Executive Department.,
18Th March, 1929. ( March H. lOl-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-01
Edge-wOod, Hanover, oct. 8. : 44-aawtisJan

|THNo THE MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE
Il Truly q aeiul for the friendly and liberal palro
mage which have heretofore received from the en-
bers OF the legislature beg leave, most
TO remind them thar shall be- az usual prepared and
most happy to accommodate from IS to % ofthem with
board &c. the ensuing Session. and pledge myself To-
spare no exerton TO render their as
comfortable as possible.
am inducedto give this notice thus early, from
try are under the impression, that shall not be able "a
accommodate them. owing to the unusual portion of
business which i have been favored with since the
meeting of the Convention. I therefore request of
those nembrs, disposed to patronize me, and Of nv
country friends generally, te call at the old Bell frs,
before they made arrangements for board else where
nov II 63-3w MAURICE PRIMROSE
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-

yuNHE Proprctors Of the Richmond and Baltimore
IL Union Line Of Stages and Steamboats, by Tappa-
hammock, respectfully inform the public and travellers
generally, that this line has been In operation year
that the best OF coaches horses and most
careful drivers are and will be constantly kept the
route affords tho best accommodations good roads and
no night travelling by land. The stages leave the Bell
Tavern in Richmond, every Wednesday and Saturday
morning at o'clock, and arrive at appahannock din
ner, returning, leave Tappahannock every Monday
morning at o'clock, and Thursday mornings the
rival Of the steamboat Patuxent from Baltimore
rive In Richmond, in the evening. On Saturdays they
must meet the PatuxSnt at Tappahannock ready take
passengers to Baltimore, which arrives there the
essdng DAY by O'Clock. p. NJ. The boat leaves Bal
timors every "Wednesday morning and arrives Tappa
hammock ON Thursday morning. The Proprietors will
spare no abour expense to render this agleca
Sis and they have the pleasure state
hsve uniformly expressed themselves delighted with
the limo.
u Stage fare at the low rate of So so; intermediate
stages, cents per mile.
The Charleston Gazette, Petersburg Intelligcncer,
Lynchburs Virgnian, win publish the above for two
months oct. 10. 45-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-01

afDUCATION.-The subscribers school, for the in
EI struction of boys under IA years of age will be
open on the 18th. of January, 1880.
Terms,-For the usual Classical course Of in
struction, and Reading, Grammar, Writing, Ari,h-
meuc, Geography and Mathematics, for two scs-
sons OF five months each, S25 90
For board (thc pupils finding bedding and tow
cls) for the sessions SIS 90
III inc subscriber furnish these articles 95 90
CARTER BERKELEY
Edge Wood, Hanover. oct. 8. Aa-2awtlstIan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-01

EINEMALE SEMlNARY.-Mrs. Mira A. Southgate' .
- School for the instruction Of young ladies' will DO
resumed the LIST Monday in February, 1880 in which will
be taught sading. w rtng, Arithmetic Grammar Geo.
graphy, with the use of the Maps and Globes, History,
Bellies Lcres Composition, the elements Of Chemistry
and Natural Philosophy and the French Language
TERMS-Board and Tuition at 500 payable quarter
y in advance, each young lady furnishing bed, bedding
towels and candles. Day scholars will be received at
$50 the term. Mrs. S. assures the public that every
effort shall be made to promote the moral and ntcec
tua advancement Of her pupils and every requisite
commodaton provided for their comfort. The School
shall be furnished with Maps, Globes &C. and she has
engaged Miss Turner a, assistant, a Young lady
every way qualified for the undertaking. Tho term
VIII expire the 18th of December, with vacation of
one month In the Summer. Parents are particularly
requested to enter their children tho Mt
Of the termbeing greatly their interest to be arranged
generally some time before they acquire habit Of stu
dying, which is necessarily considerable loss of time
Books and stationary shall be furnished il required
Edge Hill, Gloucester, Nov. is. 60-lstNDJ
I'm PURSUANCE OF Deed OF Trust, made 10 u. by
IL the late Peyton Randolph, OF the City Of Richm ond
dated aud Of record in the County Court Of
Chesterhed, TO secure certain Of money, due TO
Is L. Meade; we shall proceed TO sell Tor cash al the
Plantation called Wnterpock in the said county of Cbe,.
terhed, all the stock Of Horses, Cattle, Hogs anil
Sheep together with all the plantation utenss of ey-
cry description the Sale TO take place on Sat.
urday the 9Th OF December, 1929.
HODIJAH MEADE
WILLIAM OLD.
est bidder, negro women aud 2 old men, and shall
rent out the plantation the highest bidder for one
year. HODIJAH MEADE.
.ddnrinfstrator IF Pevfoft. Randoioh
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"A LIST OFF LETTERS

Remaining "a the Post Office. Nsrt,n.burv. W,
on the ist day Of July, 1899, which Ii noe
taken out BY ,he Is, DAP OF octoher new
viii be sent to the General Post.Gtlirc az
Dc d Letters.
b. william Boegs, Jane Boggs. wil,ism
h.wers y Alexander Boreland, Mrs. Nancy
Bishop, Washington Being.
c-wilIism Campbell 2; John criswrll YIN
Cownoser, Benjamin Crar~r, Henry or t;so,
Cenchman, George Conehman, John Csoss2
D-Doct Thomas Davis, George nrrk
lanes Forbes, James Forman, John Frv.
Deborah rryan. -
CIV ilism Green. John Gsnnt. Robsrt
Gregory, Peter Gardner, John Gisshv, Absa-
Ion Gill 4.
H-Robert Fill George Hsrris, Eliza Horn.
Augustine Hoi'snsn Jonas Hedges. John and
james Harrison, Moses +. Hunter, ESQ. 4.
J. Dsvid Jones
john Kis.nger, Peter KeefFer, John Kee.
seeker. jacob Kildow, Alexander Kenny
.M-John Mcclure, John Miller. Tavlar.
Johnson Mcgowan. John Mcdonald, Rev. j.
Msdtsrf, Mrs. Ann Mcsherry Geo. Myers. sr.
O. Davenport Otrick & Co.
P-iienry polssrose, Jehn Poisai 2; Sam,l
Palmer
R-Thomas Richards, Susansh Rush.
S-Ssmuel S~ibert, care Of Mr. Conrpdt.
William snodgrass, Tacy Shoemaker. Gaia.
r'ne >hafe', john SIZE or s,er, Jacob slo,kv
.hafles STICKY, Edward Ssuthwooc, john i.
Seiseft.
Thames Thompson, Robert Y. Turner.
U--James Ubil.
p Morgan paneleave, Jacob vandurer.
Violin Wilson. Middle Town, Berkeley
county; Edward Winning. Michael Walkers.
Harrison Wsite 2.
Y-John Young ..
WILLIAM LONG, r. If.
L MaFfinshnrK Lily
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02

Eiscfionssring. We copy the follow
Ing extsaet from the Circular OF JoHx
NANNY. Esq. Candidate fer Congress
in the Districs of Newbern. lately re.
presented By Mr. BRYAN As,hs ,;ns
% approaching when "fi,ea and Cand,-
dates" are apt TO unite their pest,f.r;.
Gus influence IN disturbing the reoo,s
OF the people, we hope tie latter from
whom We ought to expect more con.,d.
Grafton than the formsr, will initiate ,hs
pat'eia set them by Mr.. NANNY, by
sending abroad their Circulars. and
then stay al home and attend 10 their
ewn business" The people would thus
be left sober enough to cultivate ,hs,r
rops-lPafriot.
"lshas been the practice in the South
ern states, for the Candidates for Con
gress to travel through the several
Counties, al the Battalion Muster. and
make stump speeches. I do not admire
tbs practice II consumes the Tins ana
dersnges the business of the Candidate
u shall submit this Circular to INV
ieiiow-cItizens, instead of a dozeo
stump speeches. which might DELIVER
a. as many different muster grounds, /
must mention another custom in our
Southern States which s,ronglv dis
approve that Of the candidates treat
ing the people with ardent sn;r;ts a,
nnsters and other public places before
ana also al the election grounds.
i can assure you have no intention
OF oveth wing the district with Rum
and Whisky 10 obtain seat in Con
sress. ~ such means, is alike di,renu
taole to the people and their rspressn
ta'ive it"lll afford me great pleasure
10 De the agent Of my fellow cltizens in
acts calculated TO improve their moral
ana pecunIsry condItlsn-but I mnst
De e'eeted By the unb1ught suffraess
OF ireemen, or shall think i, more
honorable to stay at home and attend
TO my own business
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02

We understand the q. 3. shin N.s
chez, viii sail from this port ON snnaav
She carries ont Mr. Mosak our w;p;.'
Ter to Colombia. and thenee proce.d.
to Brazil with Commodsrs CASH. e..
pointed TO supersede Com. Cre;eb,on
IN the command cithe squadron on On.
Brazilian station Several other officsrs
60 out IN the Naiehez to join that
squadron.
The Ontario sloop Of war is now 6t-
ting out Al this port, and is to b. COM
handed by Captain Thomas ~. Ste.
VEINS. She is to carry cot ur. les
Consul General to Algiers. and vii,
then join the Mediterranean squadron
Commodore BiddIs is appointed :,
the command of the Mrditerransan
squsdron,in place of Con. Crane. no.
We understand has asked leave 10 return
honey Y .Asre .adv II Safty9oy.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02
$4,000 DOLLARS.
CAPITAL pRsz.

Grand Consolidated Lottery,
For Internal Improvement, Literature anA
Charities IN the city Of w ashington, and ,t,.,
4 states Of South Carolina and louisiana.
SIXTEENTH CLASS.
To be drawn in the Guy Of Washington, on
Saturday, the 29,h at August, 1892
so sc Lorrxnr-9 DRAws sAIIors.
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En- addition TO the courts { Frederick
IA and Jefferson, in Which he A.s herrtah,.e
pFsetised, will foe the future regularly attend
the Superior and inferior courts Tor the COUNTY
Of Berkeley.
winche~i %, july 2. 1873.
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From the T,snrea True .smer.ean.


"r +. b sTsLLs ia. been removed
rom the office OF Assistant Librarian
to Congress. His case il uscnYarl,
hard tie had for some time laborsd
10 The library without rec sewing any nay
and having excited much sympathv 10
Congress that body. two years ago.
created the otiee o. ASSISTANT l., brar,an.
With a particular view to hi. anoo,nt.
ment. 10 order 10 compensate MN for
his services. and grsnt him a small nit
tancs to enable him Ia support an aged
mother, whose sole dependence was on
BIN. and Tor whose sustenance De rad
steadily and manfuily struggled Yet
even tbs has been wrung from him oy
the reien'less hand Of power and perss
cution, and he and his aged m other have
been turned of without any mean. of
support. The yeung man and bis mo
ther are me son and The w,dew If the
late Pontius ID STEELE, Esq formerly OF
Trenton
Marietta. T Penn } June 5 Since
the commencement OF the Pennsvlva
ma Canal. between tins place and
Co'omoia, about go buildings have
sprung op like mushrooms along the
llne, almost connecting Marietta and
Coiumbia into one continued town
Toe middle, also. may vie il popuIa.
s'on and 10 hustle with both The ex
trsmes.
M'shap. - BY most unfortunate
ACCIDENT. he owner of the animate
lately broogh, for show TO this town.
has been deprived of one of The best
attractions OF his exhibition. The o..
'rieh, very fine spscimen Of the kind
owing TO the slipperiness OF his cape
floor, few mornings since, received
tall; which fractured both his leg,
near The hip joints, and occssioned
his death few mlnufes after.
This animal was 2 I.2 wears old.
10 ] 2 feet high and weighted 3O5
los. His valoe to the owner and the
severity OF The lossm he understood,
when II IS stated that SO 600 were of
Tered for him in New YORK
The body after death, was opened
and several cornelion s,oaes were
found 10 his stomach; received thsre,
no doubt, 10 his native country. He
had been caught some time, as The
accident ACQUIRED just twelve months
alter his having been shipped, for this
ceufiry, OF Hsvre.
The animal was in perfect health
al the time of the accident
Nescburyport Herald.
Anfs Societies. The Editor of IN.
Harrisburg Chronicle thinks ii would no,
be surprising il, before the dog DAYS ar,
ever, we shall have anti-canal mestin =,
anc excitement. He has recolle elton .,
the time when the excitement was di.
rscted against the Lawyers--aad ansth.
or Editors wonders why an Anti gong
to sleep rsfh candle burning Soeiet,
has not been organized for the purpose
OF putting out the practice of reading il
bed By candle ligbt.-.NosA.
n figure Of speech = A journal in th.
State OF Indiana announces the tsrmi
nation Of shocking suicids' in ID,
following terms: "At The next cut. b,
suscssded with the blade Of the razor
which be held with the grasp of a vice
In severing the jugular vain and the ca
Eosle artery OF one side OF the neck. an,
expired. consequently, as soon as th,
! purple current Of vitality could syaeu
ate the citadel OF the system
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DIED

On Tuesday morning lasi. w,s. MARC lRFr
MCDONALD. wife Of Mr.. wiliism A,eD,.n "a.
otthis county
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02
LANE & TAPSCCTr i.
haveJas reeefrsd ane'her snppy u
GOODS.

consisting in part Of large supply of HARD
sRE, Josners' Tools, and polished WAGON
boAEs. all OF which they will sell on the moss
favourable terms.
She herdstewn, July 2.