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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDEN,r

John Patterson, of Ohio to be Marshal for the dis,
trict of Ohio, vice William DolIerty re,nored.
Samuel lierrick, of Ohio. to be Attorney of the
United States for the district of Ohio vice Joseph S.
Bcnham, 7enoued.
John NJ. Davis, of Pennsylvania, TO be Marshal of
the United States for the Western district of Penn
syiyanla, vice Hugh Davis removed.
Samuel Cushmau ofNew Hampshire, to he Attor-
ney Of the United States for the district of New
Hampshire, vice Daniel NJ Chrster. removed.
Charles Sade, of Illinois, to be Marshal of the u
nltod States for the district of Illinois, vice Henry
Conner, re7u0Ucd.
Samuel NJ Roberts, of Illinois, 10 be ATTORNEY of
the United States for the district Sc Illinois vice Svd
ney Breese, reuroDed.
Benjamin F. Moore, of Alabama to he Marshal of
the United States for the Northern district of AL
ALBANIA.
William Lyon of Tennessee, to he Marshal of the
United States for the Eastern district Of Tennessee
vice John Galloway, rcmored
Zephaniah Drake, Of New jersey, TO he Marshal
of the United States for the district of New Jersey,
vice Oliver w. Ogden yemoued.
Carrot ID. Wall, of New Jersey, to be Attorney ~
the United States for the district of New Jersey vice
Lucius q. G. Elmer remored,
Samuel Judah, of Indiana, tn be ATTORNEY Of the
United States for the district of Indiana vice Charles
Dewey, rcmorcd.
John 6. Slower, of New York, to be Attorney of
the United States for the Southern Judicial District
in Florida, vice William Allison McRbea removed
BENJAMIN =. Lenton, Of louisiana to be Attorney
ofthe United States for the Western District of Lou
lsiana, vice John Bro~nson, removed.
Frederick Dup8nier, of Louisiana to he Marshal
of the United States for the Western District of Lou
isiana, vice Andrew Dumortrait removed.
John p Boyd TO be Navel Officer for the Port of
Boston, vice Thomas Melville removed
John P. Decatur, to be Collector of the Revenue
tor the Port of Portsmouth, in the piece Of Timothy
Upham. removed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28

hGsotve tia. the declaration Of rights unuiro,v ADM,
zen June i<t 1916, by ,hc Representatives OF the peo,e O.
fsna should be regarded the basis of her -
ai ateiat.Hns snd reforms OF her constitution
Resolved That the provision of law entitled an az, n
organize constitution which excludes the non fcasoieys
non representation IN the convention, TO be holden at Rich
mono III October next, violation the Bill of Rights aud
oscoFcani with The principles forth in the rocecngs o,
e's meeting, aud therefore solenny protested against as A
violation IT The ri5lIis Of the Cl zens -
Resolved, That the freehu..rs of C,nl .r,.od
Oh IN, io"rt "i"ay i'll May mkt, their court house y an
POINT TWO discreet persons st OF t.,eir names
ei 10 ascertain as nearly inay be, the non
e'"'rs throughout this communicable who are derived
OF heir political rights aud shat citizens ssn ;he same
n0 ai'ach an affidavit thereto, certifying before Justice oc
me feace 'ha' s'iGh poll has been Justly and av KEN m
men, when They shall transmit tie President or r,r, re
nii o''cef o The convention 10 be holden October next AZ
.chono "ithH en- days after the convention sa con
net.cc lis session ' 'N S'"'-
hesoi"ed hat tie ejoymen; by every section of the State
OF us proper proportion Of political power aud i, Da,,;r;n,
Ton hy al classes OF citizens ,he blessings as veil az In
tiuIs - ~'' "'''-tS-
Resolved, That Francis B. peaue ;r Abner Nash Pote,
chPSoii Merit -. Booker. 1uo r,e.:t and Rob, i,y;s
' committee To prepare isc:noii acuonlpauv the NJ,
OF Fo!ieehoideTs 10 he taken i Ns.av in Ma,
i'cA a. prescribed IN tine 81 resolution adopted
~! motion, Resolved, That the foregoing tea,. ard P
Seato,s he ssea by the claran and secrcta.y and TO-.
whrded TO the Editors of the Richmond Enquirer and ConSt
noIIai Wing, Tor publication i'll respective papers
lie meeting ten adjourned.
JNo. A TRENT, Chairman.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28

The Londou Atlas of the March states thai on :e urey
Gus wednesday, the 'ell nown Carlisle acted as Foreman
the Jury in the o. pleas haui, first taIc7a
the ozth in The usual Jfora''
1t IS said that Lord Cocirene has compromised claims o
2oW ON the Greek government which he paid him
F' to establishment Of the Independence of the Republic by
receiving 5,3T dollars in .an promise To par
nainter as soon Tire Greek haSes VIII allow His lord
ship has qulttcd tie Greek service
The london Sunday Times tina, S,epenson ,l.e
;anker native citizen of the United States, that has
been lately discovered that he long metaIg and M; inc
preparations for coming nome!
late number of Belts 81 lie in Fondon" contains an ex
ceent engraved likeness of celebrated and unriyalet
American tro'tng horse Tom 77t well as that OF hi
MASTER 4iockasSo fncEo and representation OF the cs
suiky built in tins country, with which Tom Tl, profrn
ed the late extraordinary eat near London
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28
Fron, he Political 1,lna NJ, 4p,.y ..
JoSEPH HENDERSON, ESQ.
y. III. Woshngton


an ARRAY TOOK place on "wednesday the 18th inst On t-
Orange Turnpike about x miles above Frsderel ,,c he
tween James g. Richard Cunningham and three uaaGrcrs
enry DeiP, Aaron Bsckcnbaker, aud Lewis
deo on day last At SieycnbuTg, Cupcpcr in consequence
OF wounds received in the fight Blsckenakcr and CrrI !,
IS sdd are also severely injured was Issued for tho
apprehension Of the CunDnghans and posse n this place
was summoned on Wednesday for the purpose Of assisting the
GceT w MS DUTY They have yet however been
srumore that che cause Of the asy, was tie improre
eondot OF the wagoners towards the family Of one OF ,s
Cunnmghans As it is prosbIeha they lie aunreepded
Of the affair. ~ '
DOMESTIC M&HrFatrUsEs-The editor Of tive Whocl;no Ca
ze' sFics hd' he has and examined sgnc dore,,-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28
VIRG GINA ELECTIONS.

City Of Richmon9.--House of Delecases-John
Rutherford. no opposition.
i House of Delegates WIN. e Goodwin ga, Rsn-
laintn Griffin i3!-John Denigre 1873, james Harris
ia.
E'i=aseat csty-Por Congress--Gcorge Loyal, 80:
lhunias Newton, 68.--Mr Newton thus goes e,
Norfolk thorough with majority of ia2.-House OF
Deicgatea--John +. Wray, 14O; GEORGE Booker
90 Samnel Servant, So: DR.. C. Hubbard, 10.
.h,neta.--No opposition 10 Archer Tor Congress.
House OF Observation-Disclosures aid Jeter-,o opro j.
ton.
faiy;4e.-Mercer for Congress without opposition.
i!3use OF Delegates --OHutts ils, Sangster* as--.
Chichester ~, Smith IS.
:. Tyler--Co gress-Doddridgo 1877 johnson s..
iionse of Delegates -DelesImutt* las Weilee 12s-
flEoee IS, Grier IN Mccoy S. Martin ST.
ny The vote of OHIO aud Tyler, Mr.. Doddridre's
majority over MIR. Johnson, is more than 400 Har-
tison, Aionongaia, Brooke and Preston to be heard
from. '
Haaorer.- YIN. L. White, Felix Winston
JsTersom opposition to Armstrong FOR Con-
gFess House of Delegates Bushrod c. Washing
tons 264 Daniel Morgan l89--Jolin H. Lew:s lGn
Acknowledgements: Ta!iaferro 1856, w. New
ton ~. State Scaate Chinn i39, Neale 23.--
Meredith 6s, Carter Al Taiiaerro for Congress.
and Chnn for the Senate, certainly elected. W.st
inorelaDd only to he heard from.
Essea.---No opposition to Rouue for Congress-
House OF Delegates: J. II. Upshaw 1872 A. L.
BIZ rres* i13-'Tho II. Pitts go
The Harper's Ferry Press, states that Mr. Do
oFidge got majority ofs for Congress in Preston.
over Mir. Johnson. This with SOC majority in Ohio
and 90 in Tyler carries him to Brooke ard IIarri,o
9TH an aggregate majority of Ai2. In Brooke his
majority we presume, will lie less thun ESQ OF
2ao making hun enter Harrison not less than COS
ahead We heiieye that there is no other county ut
tached 10 the district, and but little doub we think or
Mr. Doddridge's election.
D,ni0iddie.1ohn u Bosseau e0s. John l.. Scott.
1874 - Young 1919, II. &c. Wynn IS, John
Goodwyn 49, John Traylof SO.
.41aherst opposition to Rves for Congress, or
Gordon, for the Senate House of Delegates: S.
NJ: GsTand* 1913, Lucas ?. Thompson 16a-Josiah
Ellis 10.
Henry.-Ne opposition to Claiborne for Congress.
nr Iownes Tor the Senate.-Hollse of Delegates
feytcn Gravely, Joseph Martini
i'aeSlon---iiousc NJ DeIcgates---B. Shaw Gne.
r C.. Allen 80
New Nei.,ne!s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28
Hon. JOHN McLEA7,
Late Postmaster Cenerri.

Dear Sir In answer to the ahore fako rreat
pleasure III saying, that you have faithfully perform
cd your duties ae Postmaster. Since | have had
any knowledge ofte office, it has never been SO well
managed as under your superintcndcnce; and be-
hcvc that there is no Office Of distribution in The Yves
the duties OF which arc more punclua!ly discharged
than yours.
With great respect, your oil "dicnt servant,
JOHN WLEAN.
JosEpH HTNDERsoN, ESQ.
y. III. W0shington.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28
CINCINNATI, April "a.

I q.
The debate between hlessrs Owen Campbell, comn,,nc-
ed yesterday ,uosng, and through the greater RAJ
Tire dav The assembly very large geat!y in wanl az
iooD The debate is he continued this daV-Cn Ell,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28
NEW GOODS.

G@ e w GOODS
6 y NORGE y. IIFFlN has received by recent
VA arrivals from New York and Philadc,pb;a. q
arge and beautiful assortment OF
Spring and Summer Good:
1'4ey roasia m part Of
,ttrare DE Lyon, assorted cools, a new article.
Ecngoucs 10 do
Pianl, striped plaid and printed hntisfe
Cotc PAYS, paiJiaEincs and Italian .cis
ArGnni''ne grapes, various coiors
Black, white ana coored Gro de Mans
BacH, white and coiOred sattina
Black, white and Colored ilorenccs
Black and blue liGci; Italian ustriIlns
Black and blue black Marceline silks
Black satin levantines and sens!iews
SIX canicts, sarsnets apdmodcs
BACK, blue, pink, straw AMI white Itnlian cranes,
Black Nankin, Mandarin and Canton grapes
F,ancy emDroideh Grape and Grape Jesse hdiis'
Fancy do do do do scarfs
Fancy silk and Gauze scars md hdkfs
Lace capes, PalieTincs end collars. new styla
Black a.l white bubbinolt wells
hiack, lite and green gauze do
4-i-5-i and Sd hobbinett laces
Thread and bo0Dinctt laces, edpinr and fnn,;roe
Black and white vc:irnrs
tIoin, tgnred, pl1d and striped Swiss muslin
Jac1net null an6 book a.
f!noTolded batteste end muslin robes
Muslin hnuncihg, edging ond inseltior
taDlbric and cambria mpsiins
Real and imitation grass Cambrics
Furniture and cambric dimities
tinghalns aud caIcoes beautifully assorted
Bonnet and belt ribbons, new style
Cap and gauge do DO
Boudard and IIoslsin's gloves best
Ladies' hosiery, silk aud cotton
Mems du silk thread aud cotton
Bombazine5, bombazetts and circassiana
Gernan, India and French silk hdkfs.
Buick Italian and Canton cravats
,aConett and Swiss muslin do
Russia aud French drillipps, assorted
Satin and jeans assorted colors
Super nance chop yellow Nankins
10 do do blue do
Black and colorcd lastinrs
White and colcrcd Narseilles
Patent stsrenders, assorted
silk ana Valencia vgstinp
10 and id Irish linens, very Cheap
Linen cambria and lawn hdkis
Parasols and umbrellas
linen cambrics and kcn;nrs
TortoiseslicIi and Brazilian tuck and side conbs
Black and brown Hollands
German and British ozuaburgs
Iicbicnburgs and Russia shcetiDgs
i2aEd ia Marsclcs quilts
~ and i0-l daFn7sk table diapers
DO do do cotton do III,
Bleached shirting5 and shcctings
Brown DO DO
Plaid and striped domestics
Linen and cotton t;ckip,sg
Furniture and apron checks
Foundation rpusln and mliipcL
Six and worstcd braids. &C. &c
ana VIII continue to receive throughout the seaso,
uPple5 OF every hing ne,C anil ooe,iqbie IN the INN,
ma staple line. Country mcychanfs and other pu,.
;hasers arc assured, that every article will no a.
I'd at the lowest riarbof rrice.
snri lift
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28
Erlrncf ofn Ie({er

WASHINGTON, 2lst of 4 pril, 1920
The recent appointment of Il. II. Morton, Post
master, at Hartford, Conn. has been revoked, -
Thereby hangs tale
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28

Linens, b,iings, &c from the manufactory of Mr. JOHN
Iowne, OF Pittsnrg IA which Should prefer 10 any seio
articles of tine Mind, at the prices
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28

Saics Of 7obacco al .aucsion al slocsos Jpaysho.ss
"4h .4PrN 1920.
Passing hid at s. so; at 5; 3 mt 6; RI
co; 1 at - / ut 8; l cts so: / Of 6 so. AT
rs; at Z so; at 10.
REFusEp.--l hid Mt 81 10; 3 at A co. 3 rs; Q
AZ a, at 20; at 4 60; at 5 &c. at 3 90; al
2 90; I AZ Sc at 9 20.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28

The New yor Evening Pos, says-eNlr farewell We are
informed, was induced 10 Tiecline Mission 10 Enuland
solely from personal and local considerations So then he
did decline 1T and would give every one his due we
must say that his motives for doing are entitled to respcc,
ihce would have heeu obvious improperly IN his going az
Minister 10 Great Britain, after the ggouud which, in spr of
opposition to the late administration, he was know, to have
maintained in regard to the principal subject OF controversy
between this country and tiat.-JNnt lit.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28

The London Morning Chronicle of March 10th
announces the death OF Sir Humphrey Davy, the
celebrated chemist.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28

1t is said that the number of Catholic members whom I'm,
hee Bill VIII send into Parliament from IreIaud will be
stshyJ0e and i've more will be chosen in England The
English peers whom viii admit the House of Lords are
the Duke of Norfolk the Earl of Shrewsbury Rarons Stour,on
retire Arundel Do'mer Clifford of Couleigh, and Stafford
besides which The two Scotch Catholic Ears Jraufar and
NeWburSh, Will De cligLlc 70 lie Unpar Unusc. - -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28
E.om The Nafierot .tau,.,,. =.

jNo. Dayiat, Jr. Secretary.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05
,s ClIANCEHY

L XECu fUh's ALE.--Wiii OF offered TO
IL sale, ON Friday the 18th day of March
"a q ut the late residence o. .inn Lghi, decd
near the LEX Mills. all OF the personal pro
pev,y of sad decd VIE Household and Kitchen
Furaiture. CONSISTING in part OF good Beds
tiedsteads snd Bedding, Chars, Tables, an ~
winch is very good Dining Tabe,) Chest and
Ches, OF Drawers; variety Of Kitchen and
Cupboard Furniture. such as Pots, osenst Pans
Kettles, Dripping Pans, Plates and Dishes
Also, one Ers'-rate Flax Wheel. Wool Whetl
sad Reel, one set OF Heckles; good CARRY
All and CART; Meat iubs and some Figbt
Barrels; some SHEEP and great variety of
articles not necessary TO psrticuisrisa. Nine
months c'edit VIII De given, by complying With
/ he common rules OF sales III sueh cases. The
sale will begin early in the day, when due al
tendance will be gwen by
JACOB MYERS, Err.
Feb. IL. 1899.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05

y oIlCE.-Al persons Indebted 10 the ca
~ tate OF Mr. sieversl Locke, decd are
nohhed to come forward and make immediate
pay meut, more particularly those owing balan
ees on Executions, as no further Indulgence
wi'i be gwen. those failing to make pay ment.
oy March court next, may expect 10 pay with.
cos. KOSANNA IoTKr
Feb 10 1879. esn,,.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05
Martinsburg Academy,
Berkeley county, Virginia.

Berkeley county, NFgi0ia.
JAMES ~. WOLFE, Principal.
MIR. WOLFE begs leave 10 acqusnt The
AFA inhabitants Of Martinsburg and us vicinr
~. that he has been nominated to the above Ia'
sttution by the Trustees thereof, and will com
Dence school on Monday next the 10Th ins.
His system of Education comprises collss
giste course OF Greek and Latin, the English
and French languages grsmmatlcslly, History
and Geography. Ancient and Modern Eiocus
ton, with strict adherence to Emphasis. Pro.
nunoiation. &c Writing and Arithmetic. Algs'
bra and Geometry.
Mr.. Wolte's method OF instruction Is found
ed on the recent and highly approved plan Of
mutual interrogation, or pupils their own he
s'ructors, with such interference Of the teacher,
as regards the correction OF error. Mr.. W.
has found by experience that this mode OF ia
s'ruction when applied only TO The elementary
principles otthe learned languages. 10 ATTENDED
with lncalculsole advantages in sccelersting the
progress OF youth IN their classical studies, q
1t sets the pupils on rejecting, gives ial
scope to the exertion and development OF she
mental powers, by eclting and exchsngng
information. excites among them q spirit
emulation, and an smbtion 20 excel in teeH
respective clesses, BY taking places on I"
in'erroRstory system, strengthens and Improve
the memory, while il exercises their ssgselV
and tends TO -sipen their Judgment.
Mr.. Wofe's terms per Session Of Ave ano
half months are ss follows. viz:
For Greek, Latin, Algebra and Geome :.
try. or either of them. (per session w "
The French isnfusge, do. ~ w
Orthography, Reading, Writing. A.
rithmetie, English Drummer and :.
Geography, or either Of them, do. ow
N. b. Nodeduclion tor lost time. ssss0.
entered upon. must be paid for, from The sD'
of entrance to the end thereof.
MsTtinsburg, Feb. II, 1893.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05
[ WoodbHry Herald

Mr. Tszewell has signifed 10 the lie
sislature OF Virgins, hi. oeespfoncs OF
the office Of Senator, for SIX ears from
the fourth Of March inst.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05

Sea adventure, and DEATH from
4ntemperonce We learn from "a
correspondent at Egg Harbour, the
death Of Capt. Thomas Il Gland, CT
tizen OF THAI part of our comfy, under
circumstances peculiarly distressing
He commanded the sloop Lydia aud
Mary, owned by bis father and Enoch
* sIey, and sailed from New Yotk fOr
Egg Harbour, on the 29ih ulI with
Only one hand, muls,,o, named JoCk
CtT.er-he progressed on his passage
tlil the 3lst, when a storm came on
from The n. T.. which rendered il ne.
cessary TO take in sail and adopt every
Prec"u,lon for the preservation of Iht
vessel and their lives; at Ibis juncture
the captain, to use the words of hi,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05
Cash for WHEAT.

ire subscriber having leased the Mill
belonging 10 the late f. Ebersole, at little
Heorgctown, and has it now in complete repair
tor he reception OF all Kinds OF grain. lie
Will pay he highest price in cash, for good
lherchan'ab'e wheat, aud will gr I'd and manu-.
'Ac'ure Tor customers, all wheat delivered in
the mil tie viii give barrel OF sup fine
Hour tor every 800 lbs. II merchantabe wheat,
and stand the nspecuon IN shy market 1t may
be tax to--He will, vi ali times, upon sighl,
give tpur IN exchange Tor wheat, aud viii
aver any aour manufactured IN hA mill a, Bal.
nmore or the D'a''lcs OF Coiumbis, when re
qlesed b. the owner Farmers and others.
vii consider heir interest by giving him call.
FeH : 1929 1t JOHN x ~INGFR
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05
POTOMAC LAND For SII-E-

Il OK KEN The subscriber viii zen, Ia
t"h"s Nhli, on the Opeqpon Creek, TO-
one or more yesrs. IL stua,ed in most ex
cement ntlghborhood, and has the advantage Of
t'ehV OF wa'eF ali seasons Of the year. An,
person ~ishlne 10 rent the said property wi
'Sh on Mt William Cameron, who is suthorisee
otsnt Tue same Possession 10 be had on the
first day Of April
JOIN N. FRITERLLL.
Feb. 20. 1898.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05
SUADAY SCHOOL AOT7CF

nj second anniversary meeting of the
Jefferson aad Berkeley SUNDAY school
Union, will he held at Martinsburg. on Wednes.
lay the first Of April next, st IL o'eloek. A. M
NJ tins meeting, according to The pyovisions
% the constitution, each Of the Schools in con
eHion with the Union. by mot more Than
hree delegates" The constitution also re
cures. That each School shall, On or before IN,
4oth March report 10 The Board, the number
i's officers, teachers. children and adnlt
feho'afs' and such other useful and interesting
sc's as they may deem expedent. sueb %
po'ts may be addressed within the snye,fsd
1erod' to the Recording Secretary Of .he lei
iariinsbusg. Su'0a
Feb. 20, 1922.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05
DO lilo COYYIRNlDa

II AS removed his office to the house now
4 A occupied by MIR. nunham, lately occupied
by Mr. McKewan, deceased. He will cant,n
ue to practice in the several Courts. in Berke.
ley, Jefferson and Frederick counties
ID. II CONRAD takes this OCCASION 10 In.
form his friends aid clients. tina, the report Of
ais intention to leave Martlnsburg was entirely
untounded
Msrtinshurg, Feb. S, 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05
ATTEND TO THIS!
I'LL WHO WA.A'T CHEAP GOODS

4 ME subscriber h2s ust received renrral
L assortment ~ FALL AND WIsrsR Coos,
which he will se.i remarkably low. To persons
Wishing to purchase large gianhty, he wit
make it an object to give hla'a call.
THOMAS G. SMITH
~, p. now, for the last time, request all
thoss indebted 10 the late firm of J. N Riddle &
Smith. To come forward snd settle their obiiga.
tons and accounts. ihops this notice will not
be disre gsrded, as dislike the necessity OF hsy
ing to resort TO coerGive measures.
3, 1928. &c SMITH.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05

FESHE SUBSCRIBER will sell, on Monda Y
ID the krss day of March Court next, At IN,
court house ot Berkeley county, Va. a GIG
and HARNESS, a variety of Household and
A'chen Furniture, consisting Of Bsds,ead.
SoiSs, Chairs and Stands, with variety Of ..
hsr ARTICLES; slso, two Saddles Tevms Oil,
De made known on the day OF sale.
ks0' 20, ls<Ss ABEL DUNHAM.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05
Cash for Wheat.

FARMERS viii find it their interest TO CIV
l. on me before they sell Their whest, =,
JAMES FORMAN'
Mouth Of 0Peckon, Dec II, 1873
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05

.NAIUAsLE PROPERTY FOR RENT
The subscriber " III rent tor the term of
one yeas from thu LIST day Of april next. the
one half Of thai valuable Brick House aud Lo,
of Ground, near the aiarket.Horsc, in sfsr
inshurg Possession can he had the lat OF
April next. JAMES FORMAN.
January I. 1879.