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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04

NEW ToRK.-The following State officers were lately
chosen in joint ballot of boil, Houses OF the Legislature Of
this State, viz:
Azariah C. Flagg, Secretary of State.
Abraham Keyser Treasurer
Simeon De Witt. Surveyor General.
Alexander NJ. Muir, Commissary General
These are all re-appo"tnens for three Yeas from the
14,h uit.
AT the same time. Benz min F. Butler was cho,en
Regeu of the University of the State place Of VIM
l.. Marcy appointed Justice of the Supreme Cour,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04

NOTlCE-Thc subscriber has procured trainer
Of horscs, and has opened stable at Broad Rock:
nc will take few horses either tried or untricd on
the usual terms, # early application is made.
Feb Pct ISUAM PUCKETT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

NE0Il GAhDEN OEEDO.
Ohm II. BLAMlRE grateful for past favours.
- now offers for sale, at his Drug and Apothocalv
Store directly opposite the door of the Eagle Hotel
his regular supply fresh Garden Seeds which he Of
crs lower han usual and which ne confidently recon-
mcnds to his friends customers and the public: among
them-wllch are too numerous to mention--viZ:
Superior carly Washington weeks peas
True do Charleston
Large dwarf wnrowtat
White kidney bunch snap beans
Fine early york cabbage
do do Cduliowcr
do do Battorsa
do do Purple cape broccoli
Green curcd and green globe savoy,
and nH otbcr kinds
White and red solid celery
Imperial ice coss aud brown Dutch lettuce
Scerlot SHIT top and white turnp radishcs
Early golden Sioux corn, ,rircn in g. DAYS
Large red tomato
Purple egg plant
Salsala or oyster plant
NasturiIum
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04
TEB THEATR0,

NR. RICHARDSON very respectfully informs
lVk the public, that with the kind assistance of So
vera gentlemen, amateurs, he will DC enabled 10 give
IN entertainment at the Theatre a few n;phts hence
and respectfully requests thcir patronage -Bl of
fare tomorrow. ,D,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04

W We are requested to invite tie people OF
Richmond to meet at the Capitol ON Wednesday eve-
ing at o'clock, to appoint Delegates to meet other
Delegates from this Senatorial District for the pur-
pose of selecting suitable candidates for the Con-
vcntion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04

ESRlME st. Crox Sugar, large hhIs
New Orleans, do
Green coffee, molasses
Fine jamaica and Antigua rum.
y. England, do
Ohio whiskey, northern on
Holland gin, cognac brandy.
Thomastou lime, window ginss.
Gunpowder, salt
Cotton yarns, No. > to L.,
Young Tyson, and gunpowdcr teas,
Sole leather, cut nails
Candles, winter lamp oil.
Pepper, snuff
Paper ofvarlous dcsc-1lions,
American cigars. indigo,
Albany and Hartford ale.
For sale By DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. co.
ma i-6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04
COTTON.

Oh Square bales cotton per schooner Georgiana,
~ for salo nv ~. WINSTON
mari
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04

Tho following notice OF the promised life Of Arthur
Lee istaken from the New York Americans:
"Hchard Henry Lee. Of Leesburg rguia, announces,
as ready for Life of the celebrated American
riot, DR. Arthur Lee. The American public acquainted
with MIR. r. H. Lees Life of hs eloquent GRANDPA Their
The eareer and the political aud literary connexions OF
his Uuce, afford materials interesting. The life
DR.. Lee various and exclusive"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04

bCsIIts OihcT DdUU5O1c c1pIHIS
Whole Tickets So, Halves 81 80, Quarters 81 %.
Fhc Legislature having repealed the law prohibiting the sale
Of foreign tUkes the public respectfully informed the
under thc Fse- HNie'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04

- \ virtue of Deed of Trust from Thomas Ppt
- hing aud Sarah ms wife dated the nth dav of
November, 1923, and Of record in the county court
II Henrlco and county court of Mecklcnbiiro we
shall on the first day of April next proceed to Sell n
public anction before the Union Hotel in the CITY,
OF Richmond the following property, viz: One lot OF
land lying in the county of Henrco near the CITY OF
Richmond, containing one half acre. and bounded in
part by the intersection of q and 22d streets: also
one other lot IN the city of Richmond containing
forty-vc feet Poplar street; also one other lot or
parcel ofand, at Marion Hill, containing four acre.:
also one other lot or parcel of land, in the county c
Henrlco- adjoining the lands Of John New and others
containing four acres, with lis provernents consist
ing OF a dwelling house &c; also one other LOT in
the city OF Richmond. on tue corner of F. and goth
streets, containing forty -four feet front And on the
2oth day OF April next If moi previously disposed Of
Mt private sale shall proceed to sell at public
auction, at Meckenburg Courthouse lit being court
day. the following tract oflapd lying in the county
OF Meckienburg, containing 500 acres more or less
being the same tract Of land conveyed by Peter Irbv
To Richard Lakewood and John Buckren, mud bv
them 10 Thomas Pulling.
ORRIN WILLIAMS
IOHN y. LANCASTER, trustees .
n B.-Ah persons having claims aqain.t Thomas
Pulling are requested 10 bring them forward and
sign release within six months from the 18th dov
OF NovefnDer 1928, they will be debarred from the
privileges OF The above deed of trust
o. WILLIAMS.
War ,I--Sbt j. a LANCASTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04

JUST reccvcdby the Schooner Eyit--Ladles last
ing and American kid French slippers of the most
approved fashionable forms and dressing together
with great arcty ofother Boots. Shoes and Pnmrs;
for by GRANNISS. son q BROTHERS..
Corner of Main and 18th Strcts
feb %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04
E4lIILY FLOUP.

10 Barrels Of family nSr, of approved quality. fl,
sale ~ JAS WINSTOS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04

n EN DRY GOODS STOBE.-LiIii.S II. HUN
IENhas taken the store formerly i. the occupaHv OF
Messrs truHs Sou Brothers. immediately opposite Ncrs
Hall h.ocrcs and has hand general assortment ot
staple and fancy Dry Goods; among which
Cloths "assnnercs and saliiUr huc .ti5 cualse
Re'! white, green and yellow ianncis
Sill AND striped Valencia vcslnss
S'V1nsIOwu and Alar>cilcs 40.
Irish and German linens lawns and canilr,s
CH,roe assorted, embracing great variety
Fancy, striped and plaid gughums
PLAIN and figured bOublzcs various cOllrs
~ To 6-l iacone and book mu~lns
Null India and Swiss DO
Swi,s and black Italian silk crarats
Canton and Mandarin grapes; Italian do.
Black Italian lusru,, scnclcrs and ssrSurs
large assortment Oi silk, cotton and woocn hosiery
Fashionable bonnet and belt ribbons
Flag Eaudama and cotton handkerchIef5
Gloves and combs ofevefy description
Linen aud cotton tckings, furniture and apron checks
linseyS and kerSeys suitable for servants clothing
Brown and blcached dmuGstcs, diapers, sc.
Carpctng heartl-rugs, umbrellas, &C sc.
Winch with variety Of other articles he is DESTROYS sell
ow for cash. Nov lis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04
MANAGERS OFFICE }

MANAGERS OFFICE.}
ID March. 1929.
The following were the drawn numbers in the
Richmond Doc; Lottery, No. /.
-, 26, 13 u, l6, %.
49, l6. 90, $1,000, sold by S Hawkins. and save
raj capitals also soldin Richmond
DOCK LOTTERY, No. ..
To be drs,cn oh .4os'R
Capitals Of $4,000, $1,000, ~ 600, &c.
Fqi scheme VIII appear in a few days
Whole tickets s., halves 81, quarters 81.
mar YATES & MINTYRE,
MANAGERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04
Grocery Cor Rent.
For Rent.
CHEAP DRY GOODS.

Have determined to extend my business this
SprIngby adding an extensive U6olesqie and Fan
cy assortment, and am inclined TO offer my present
stock consisting almost every article in the ne at
very reduced prices. Country Merchants aud Dur-
clIasers generally invited to call and Judge for
themselves. GEORGE. f. TiFFIN.
Jan - dist est
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04

.i"nuai Meeting Of the Bible Society Of Va.
~ ESOLVED, That the sixteenth anniversary
al meeting OF the Bible Society of virginia, be
held III Trinity Church, III this city ON the first Tues
day (ih) in April next, a. the hour of o'clock A.
NJ. and that the Recording Secretary give public
notice Of thu same, and invite Auxiliary Societies to
send Delegates To said meeting.
Eetytrt (,OR, minutes Of 81 Feb. 1920.
JAMES GRAY, Recording Secretary.
a. Bible Societies throughout the State Will confer
favor by communicating such information rs they
may deem useful and Auxiliary Societies are pa-tic-
"ty req"ested TO make up and forward their reports
to the Rev Stephen Taylor. corresponding secretary,
OIL or before the first Tuesd: n March next.
Ech JAMES GRAY. Recnr Sec'rv.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04

gam Was concluded, q the farmer was to take his pay
IN salt. The store floor is elastic deacons
consciences The bags ofwheat were brought in, and
the measuring of their contents commenced All at
once the deacons feet were nsuferably cold. AS the
grain was emptiod into the measure, the deacon
stamped violently around ito warm his feet The
poor farmer could not complain that the honest deacon
should wish to promote circulation and ret his feet
warm but his grain settled perceptbly with every
stamp from the deacons feet, and the bushels he
brought to market held out but five aud half on a
second measurement.
Old farmers sometimes " know thing or two
Mr. G said nothing, but proceeded to the measuring
OF the salt that he was to receive In pay for his wheat
The deacon's feet had got by this timc he
was as light "on the fantastic toe, # he walk
Ing on eggs. Not with the farmer. AS the salt
began to into the half bushel his feet sudden
ly seized with the cold. Being heavy rustic he
stamped vehemently. ''Tut, tut" says the deacon
"your jumping shakes down the salt too much" mot
more than yours shook down my wheat, guess"
said the farmer. When the business was completed
there was trade between deacon A. and far
mer q.
Verify, justice is sometimes done in the GARTH
Christian hteikgencer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04

An European Professor no less one than Professor
hesic, has come Ia pretty much the conclusion,
relative to the internal constitution of the D. as our
countryman Capt. Symmes. From certain apartments
he has been lately making. he concludes that our globe
must ne hollow and that the
nn which we tread bear but a small proportion
III" d'me'er oi the sphere To the walls this
crn'tal cavern from being forced together by the
weight they are subjected to, it must be filled with
something and that something must have repusve
power. The Professor that there is
stance that we acquainted with that possesses the
necessary elasticity aud that substance is light which
when embodied, constitutes elementary heat FIRE. tie
makes most delightful place Of these internal regions
aud removes all surprise, that Capt symmes should
oes'rous oi vns them tie says, that this great central
concavtsy ~ not that dark and dreary abyss, which
fancy nj poets had pictured On the contrary this spa
e'"us internal vault must the purest esseuce-
bghf IN ITS most concentrated shining With
rei"'gence aud overpowcrng spendnr-t Courier
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04
NETT HEARINGS

HOO BbIs OF nett herrings will be inspected thi
morning, on the Dock, and offered for sale nv
FEB u JAMES WINSTON.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-03

and also to prepare a plan for the r.,,,.,;..,
Of the Theological department. Ths So
then proceeded to elect, by ballot. TY,e,lo-
gical Professor, s'and ON counting the h,Il,,s
| II was found thatth Rev. .EAs. .Naffke,r. N
~ oil Shepherdstown, Va. was ,.ls,,,,n,s,,I,,
electedn '"'''y
Chesapeake and Deil.eare Conrl. ia a..
ted that the tolls received on this canal n.
ready amount to 500 per day. On Monday
last no less than 20 sloops and scbponers
passed the Western locks.
S''otc-Ihe Quebec Mercury state. ,bs,
snow fell IN that city on the 18th instant ~
the depth OF two or three inches. The ,yeatb-
er, however, continued mild, and the ground
was not frozen. Ia WATERFOWL. Jetrerso,,
county, 1t has fallen to the depth of about "a
ihches, and the sleighing is good in Ononda-
ga We learn that much snow has fallen N
the Western part Of Massachusetts.
Contempt Of C0sDf--A man named James
Lang Is IN prison in Davidson county. Ten
nessee, Tor a contempt Of court. he hayino
refused 10 give testimony in case resnert;,9
some gambling transactions. An attempt has
been made to release him by an act Of tbe
Legislature, but 1T was very promptly and
properly put down.
The Philadelpha Gazette saws: "We UNI
derstand that one of the effects of speculation
IN coal lands, has been the taking out of as
many land warrants as will twice cover the
Whole surface of Schuylkill county. Here
viii be fine work for the lawyers
a Life sorea by R,andy - For the
hrst time IN ourliyes, we have the pleas
ure To record an instance Of the prexer
walton ofliies by means of brandy. On
sunday afternoon the head waiter il,
one Of our extensive boarding houses
retired ia bis cha mbsr for a shsrt nan;
and to protect himself from the cold.
took with him kettle Of burning char
csa'. AS might have expected, he was
soon suffocated. and would have died
had not one Of the boarders baen in ,eant
Of brandy As il could not be had with
cut possession of the keys aud as these
were in the pocket of the head waiter,
bis situation was soon assertained, and
after three hours exertion, the Hicksring
lamp Of life wss made TO burn bright
again. 1t is evident that IL all the in
divJuals Of the family had been mem.
bers of the Temperance Society. the
man would have died. We therefore
pass this life preserved to the credit Of
spirituous liquors; which deducted from
the $4,000 lost annually from the same
cause, leaves a balance of 90 900.
" Y Journal " Com,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-03
DIED.

On Friday evening last, MIR. JACOB KEE
SEEKER, of this county.
Death Of Judge Washiagfon The Philadel
piia Sentinel of the 29th ult announces the
death, in that city, of the bonsrsble BuS,tROD
WASHINGTON, one cf the Judges VI the Su
prewe Court OF the United States, 10 the seven
;y-hrst year ofhs age.
:. lcoMMUNIcaTED.l
Died, ut hts residence IN Bedtosd county, Pr.
on the 18th fof November, WILLIAM VAN
CLEVE, Esq. after lingering illness OF about
three years, during which time he was much
confined.
As man, he was, in bis conduct, correct,
open and unreseryed in Conversation with his
friends ani fellow citizens, an uniform lover OF
bis country, early engaged in its struggle for
Independence. the friend Of literature and va.
rons benevolent aud pious Institutions; as q
christian, nan Of pions. fssbesring and exeIn-
piary walk with his God; nnassuming in The
whole OF his estimsble character. BY this lis
pensslion OF Providence. a wife has been be
teavet ola kind friend and good husband, the
children OF beloved, tender, provdens and
excellent parent, and the public of good and
useful citizen.
CHS Father csll'd and be ebey'd,
'Death TOLD its lingering knel;
"Ihs last great debt he cheeriully psid,
iAnd babe the werld farewell"
0h wednesday evening last, at nts fcsiu eu.e
IN this city, WILLIAM ROBER rSON, ESQ. in
| the S0th year ofhis age. The wan, of time tor
bids us paying that Just tribute which is due to
s6e 6ne character OF the deceased He was
warm patriot ofthe kevolusion--s Clerk Of the
Executive Csunci; Of the Stata of Virginia, and
! afterwards member Of that body. His char.
acter is well known to every virginian--his
| virtues are consecrsted in the memory of his
| numerous friends, and distressed wife. children
and relations II IS scarcely twelve months since
| his Oldest and estimsble son, Thomas boiling
Robertson, formerly Governor Of Leuisians
breathed his last The regrets Of whole com
munity follow both tie f4'her and The son e
their tomb.--f Richmoca Eaguirey.
| Atnnbiin, on the 10th OF September, JAMES
| HAMILTON. aathor Of the HsmiItonion Sys
TEN OF teaching languages. in The Goth year o.
| his age.
At Paris, on The 9TH of October, Mr. SELIt;
| MAN MiCHAL. Grand Rabbi Of the lsraiits
| persuasion, at the age oil 95 years. All The h
rseiite population OF the capital followed hi
| funeral 10 the cemetry Of Pere La Chaise NJ
Deutz, the Grand RaLbi of the Central Con
sstency, pronounced his funeral GRAFTON on III,
tomb in praise OF the eminent qualities Ut the
deceased.
Suddenly, in Rib cosaty, Georgia, on IA,
| pom uisime, HENRY sAPP, Revolutions
Soldier; aged SO. And On the same day, RE
MlLLisoN SAPP. his wife, eyed 90 years
| This aged pair we're married several year
previous TO the Revolution, AID lived in th'
happy fruition OF domestic life for the perio'
/ oi IS years.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-03

SEN ri.Eh3EN solsluis Subscriptions e. The
~ AMERICAN RECORDER are rtqaes,
eu respectfully to return tie nsues ll.~lth 70
the Editor, at Washington CITY
The FIRST No aill De issued in dsv NJ AVA
after the meeting Of Congress. ia priocipsl
contents viii bes--Psesidcng Jackson's lNAU.
GCkAL ADDRESS, his first MESSAGE no
CON6HHSS; list 90 MEMBERS. Of the 2fsl
Congress. and PROCEE DiNGS, as far a. ,hey
gei Tabular Statements exhibiting the. re-
CEiPfS ofihs Government. snnnsly from an
so.i-ces isom i7s9 ur Co 3Ist Dseember, 1873:
EXPENDITURES cfdo. upon all objects tor
tue same period. Value offNpoR rs far do
Amount Ct TONNAGE tor do--y due OF Are
ricsa COMMERCE With each Power for 1879:
able shelving the QUANTITY N LAND in
TIE States and Territories, DISTINGUISHING MIA
proportion = owned by the uais,d S,stes;
Quantity OF Land sol. ID in each sF the States.
.nd smount OF PureliAs- MongY; POPui.s
,oN ., TIE states IN 1890, 1890, and esims,-
60 lot 1850 ap6 1860; Srslstieal View Of ,he
fosF OFFICE ESTABLISHMENT; sc.
am enabled, BY liberal Subscription, to
csnti'.ue the publication, ! shall, fvr . sea-
SOD, IS now, advertise the pviocipaI contents
o. esch NO, previously to its going To press
The Second number will coutain a. man, ofthe
reports and Details + on. the Heads of Depart.
inenis and Chiefs of iluteamx accompanying Tor
sS''e"hK) Inc Presidents Asssagc, as can
mnu rson fer--snd foil AID inrld view Of The
'VBiic nEis I, annually, trom 1880, 10 1919
'.Ssn from the official record, maklng five or
six compact rule AID figure pages. yoriers
ior any particular No. will BE supplied 81 / 4
pSs Vocop'es 10 Tor dollar, aud ia pro
porl,op u applied tor in SESSION.
CT he "kecordet" will be printed 10 large
ectsso size, i6 pages, 90 small type, opee a
week. and viii cnatsIn ptinci pslly OFFICIAL
DOCUMENTS, pRoCEsi,tNC3 in con
GRksS, LEADING SPEECHES, STATS
TICS gcseraiiy, and such other select articles
~ are usually found IN newspapers with copi
ons index OF the cad of the year. Price del.
lara per snnum.
GEO. NJ GRoUARD.
Wnshinstss, Non ~, 1899.
GTEdiiors and publishers will oblige me by
giving the above en- insetiipR; Ter which favor
shah send them the First Ne Of the paper.
which will afford them facilities for reference
perhaps not always so ready al hand.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-03
Review Of the Bait. Marke.

.1.d frtees CsgTent, for ne ,essk ,,,5ssx n.
aaI sceIsllg, NOE. 2S.--F,oas "a 49, -
Hoscssd Street Eicsr-Thc pr;nr,nls - -.
uon oi the sales from stores this wei a..
been made at So Asa per barrcl. casb o. ~
! tcrest added. In some cases Is al ana e. 20
nave been paid, and in Others Il has h.e, III
at % S7s The result of to davis inoS;r;.s =
duces US to believe that IS 4Ss Is ahoat ~, 81.
store rate, and we therefore quote
". he tragoa price has been steady tbr,,,,.,3
out the weak al IS S7i per barrel: An oc.,a.
slonai load has been taken at frast;an L.
ont ,he generally prevailing rate is that us,
t.tg Mills Fgosr-The only Transaction :,
standard quality that has come 10 our Lna,,l
edge this week, was sale on Thursday :,
~ %, per orr. one per cent off for cash
ms INSCRIPTION appears 10 be quite neglec.
ted Sales Of 1900 brls. ertra were made this
week at = % per brl. cash A contract fora
considerable parcel of extra was also ,naae q,
- 90, on 80 days credit the quality ofrourSe
! TO be very superior
Sasgast@md Flosr.--Sales Of 600 n soo
Dts. Shsquehanna were made this week AZ
30 70 Der brl interes: added
The inspection of the week comprise The
following kinds and quantities, viz:
Howard Stree, -Four 6ey7 10
City Mills Flour. 72I0 ,iy
Snsqaehanna fiou. S3I Ca
Total, 1ssoo -
oss'dcs oS barrels and - half barrels nv
fianF, aad ii hogsheads and - barrels Corn
usai
Ne q'iots-cash prices
supsFfhe HSwarsis,. from stores, per Dbl,
"ci,y Mills. STANDARD quail. p 81 7i ?
sus9uehanns, S IS
Rye. j.. and ID, 3,sss so
Com Meal. kiln dried. per Dbl 1914
on DO IN hhds. iao0aI2 IS
Uheat.-Ihe weeks supplies of Wheat
nave been, as heretofore, quite limi ted. The
sales OF good to prime parcels of MARYLAND
req nave ranged throughout the week at
~ w II 05, as in quality. Wehave heard
OF no sales over the latter named rate Sales
OF good parcels OF Virginia red at 80 a 100
cents, as in quality Sales of MARYLAND white
wheat have been made this week at II OF \
81 y per bushel, and we quote accordingly
Com. In the early part OF the week. owing
to the scant supplies, the rates OF last week
pretty well supported: but in making our in
quirles to day we find that both old and new
sorts have declined a fraction in price. To-
day sales Of old Corn were made at 40 and
42a cents per bushel; The cargo at 42a cents
was said to be Of prime quality. We quote
old at 400 43 cents. Sales OF good parcels of
new Corn have been made to-day and yester
day at So 81 cents, and some parcels in
bad condition at lower prices. We quote
good new at IS 81 cents
Rye. Sales this week at AZ a a. cents per
bushel.
Ctorer Seed.--We quote the store prices at
SO IS a 81 per bushel.
Fiarseed, rough, cannot be purchased at
less than II 30 per bushel.
Wheat, ahits, Sl.5.i III Peas. 65
".best red, md. I,gOAi0S' Clever Seed $50 4
ord'y ~ gGod --lrinet.y do : 81
Coen. old, AOasSf3.riey so,5s
- new S5.S7i Elaxs,ed 9u
Rye z6s17 ;llopd'd ,yeloo l2a
Oats 27A2sIohip Stuff, bus. 1920
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-03
PUBLIC sale.

HEY virtue OF a deed OF trust, executed to
Hb the subscriber by the late Levi Martin.
on the 9th day of june. 1896, and of re-
cord in the Clerks Office OF the county court
OF Berkeley county. for tue purpose Of SCI
cuiing the payment Of three bonds therein
named to George w. Sewers, late Marshal
of the Superior Court of Chanccry, holden
at Winchester: Win be sold, al public aue-
ticn, 10 the highest bidder, for CASH, On the
2ith day Of December fisste,a, J al the front
dsor of McCleary's Tavern in the town of
Martinsbnrg. a LOT or LAND, distant
three or four miles from said town, and on
k,u.rss which there is a GRIS'T- MILL,
ms{$S DWELLING HOUSE, anil other
Tsssst improvements. II is deemed nnne-
i2 cessary TO describe the property
particularly, as persons disposed to purchase
will doubtless view the same for themselves
such title as is vested in me by said Trust
Deed, will be made to the purchaser. Sale
will take place about II o'clock, am.
NATHANIEL SEWERS, Trustee.
Dec s, lS29.--ts
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-03
qRUST S.4LE.

EnY virtue of deed of trust executed TO
ED the undersigned on the 10th day of De
cember, 1928, by James Thomson, for GER
tain purposes therein mentioned, and now OF
record in the county court of Berkeley, will
proceed to sell, in front of McCieary's Hotel,
in Martnsburg, on Thursday, the 54th inst