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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-03
Cabinet Mare-Noum,

Corner Of King and Washingion-streets.
vNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
Il the public in general that he has on hand an as.
sortment of
NEAT & DURABLE FURNITURE,
warranted equal to any manufactured IL the District
find also assortment Of
VENETIAN CURTAIN BLINDS.
All of which will be sold at the lowest cash prices on
the usual credit topunctual customers
feb W. FERGUSON.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10
IRON /!
DUsLIC sALG-I ~ oIlrr Al nnbIlc s-Ie

DUELiC SALE - witi offer al public sale,
Il on Saturday. the ooh Of the present month,
before the tavern Of William k~roesen, 10 the
town Of Martinsburg, fhe undirided interest of
the late AsRAHAM d. Lone, in the SL.fHES of
bis grandfather Abrahsm Davenport, deed.
The said Abraham ID Longs representatives.
are entitled TO fzVo seyenths of said Slaves
One share his own d~ls'ributive interest-the O.
Their, the interest of James Long, his brother,
regularly transferred 10 him by deed, recorded
in the county court Of Jefferson. The Slaves
ART now nineteen in number, and are perhaps
the most valuable set OF Slaves in Virginia
One of them (lsaac now living with John Nc.
Clesry. Martinsburg,) will not be included in
The sale.
The above property will be exposed TO sale
upon a credit OF ninety dsys-The eircumstan.
ces OF Longs estate not admitting longer
credit. The Purchaser will execute a note,
with good endorsers, negotiable and payable in
The Bank of the Valley in Charlestown.
GEORGE S. LANE, .adm'r.
| Of .4br0ham ID. Long, deed.
| Sent 10. 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10

L. Winchester, opposite Mr. COOKIES
Itolmery Join Macky's, farm, 1t contains
St3 sores, is well watered. and has abundant
timber. Besides the stream which runs quite
through it, there is within 50 yards OF the
house a never failing well OF fine water which
runs over in wet seasons, and is never more
than eight feet below the surface. A large
portion of The cleared land is in fine clever. The
whole tincluding the woodland) is well lnciCs-
ed, partly with stone. The line on the road
is a plank fence, about one third Off newly put
up. The land is altogether OF limestone and IS
in a very improving state. There are TIVE houses
and two barns on the premises. Those who
are disposed to purchase will doubtless exam.
inc the premises. The neighborhood OF the
Winchester market renders property 10 ITS VIZ
cinlty very valuable.
The land will be sold at private salej but II
not sold before the 26h day OF Sepissber, II
will on that day, be offered to public sale by
| auction on te premises. The purchase money
| will be required TO ne paid in four equal annual
payments. No CASH payment required, but m
terest will he discounted 1t cash IS pad. Bono
and undoubted security and MOI TsAos mot
deed of trust) will be demanded. The credit
| may be further extended upon the puactua
payment OF interest. Possession TO be given Of
the first of April next. The crop then groSine
10 be reserved. H.. , g
Winchester, Va. Aug. 81, 1893.
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EEMALE ACADEMY

VIE exercises of this institution lnow
IL under the direction OF Rev. Mr.. u, Nsr J
will be esu'ned on Monday The 6eh ~ 81 i ia
Der. II is he character OF this ins,i,stsaa TO
ground the pupil thoroughly IN every sptnre
belonging to q female ed,cstion. The L~,sa
and French language will be ,spght e. s..et.
Ladies vho wish il.
August 81
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10
M~ARTTNSBURG ACADEMY

1--WE Trustees OF this institution, nave rpgs.
l. ged the services OF Mr. Samuel VI Whann,
0 ftbs District al Columbia. q gentleman, they
have every reason TO believe, in oil respects
we'll qualified to conauct il.
The next session will on The frss
Monday in September.
August Goth, 1929.
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URCLVLa-BsrkeIey esusty % eo.rl, "a.

URCLNLa-Berkeley esuaty 10 coss,t, ,ssfs
AUGUST rsss, lS39.
Jobs S. Gano and Mary his wiieo
late Mary Her,xog P9sr.
AGAINST.
Elizabeth Herxog, widow Of
William Hertzog decd. Elijah
Herizog, Thomas Middleton
& Sarah his wife. hte Sarah ) m Czy~o.~
Hertzog, Enoch aertzog,
John Hertzcg, William Hert.
cog. ElaxsbetA Hertzog, Anne
Heitzog, and Joseph faert
Eeg heirs OF William Hertzog
oec'd, Def'a
The defendants, Thsmss Middleton n e.,.h
ms wite and William Herizog, not having en-
tered thef appearance, and given secur,,v J.
cn'ding 10 the act of assembly and the rule. -
'nls court. and i appearing TO the sstisfscl.4,
OF The court that the defcndssts, ThorN.
Middleton & Sarsh his wife and william uert.
cog. sre not inhabitants Of this commonweaNh,
~ '-deF~L, that they do appear here on ,hss
ID Noadsy IN October next, 4 ANSWER the bin
OF The ceap'siaao'. and that a cops of,his orasr
be published in the uaftinsburg Gazette i.r
two months suceessiyely. and posted a. he doos
OF tue Court House Of this couuts.
cepy-Tesfc.
JOHN sTRorHER, c. n. c.
Angus 90-2m
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10
KELLER.
Sept 10. 1929.

IKE NOTICE,
YEyHAT on Saturday, the 10th of October,
1899, at the tavern OF William Kroesen, in
the town Of Martinsburg, will lake the depo.
sitions ct sundry witnesses to be read in evi
dence in a suir depending in the Berkeley
county cour. Of chsDcers, IN which you and o
theirs are defend ants and | am complainant.
ROBERT p. ~BRYARLEY.
Sept. 10, 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10

UER

in Wednesday the ID inst at Bath. (Berke
ley springs,) Mr.. STEPHEN OGDEN, mer.
chant OF that place. The deceased was a gen
tienan of considerable enterprise, and posses.
SD a large share of public conference.-the uni
formly bore the character Of an honest man and
worthy citizen. He has left aAwiie, two chill.
dren, and a large connection to lament his death
On Friday evening last at his residence, Mr..
ADAM "ELTSHAlMER, of Sh epherdsiown
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10
Drawing on the 9Th October.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY,
Nc. g.. for 1879.
NO. D, Tor 1872.
CoHENS OFFICE, BALTIMORE

SOhhN ; OtFtCEs BALllAORE,2
August 25th, 1899.
OThis Scheme is arranged on the ODD s
EVEN SYSTEM. which IS coatiaaed in con
sequence OF It's es,ab.i shed and anrivall-d DO
pulsrity BY this mode Of drawing Which is
secured ~ letters patent uader seal OF the Uni.
ted States the holder Of two tickets, or two
shares IS certain q o5iosnsng al least sxs prSse
and mgy dra~ hree-snd IA same proportion
foe any greater quantity.
The drawing of scheme No. S,-will take place
on the 9Th September; tso early however for
distant sdSenturers TO make investments: the
Commissioner therefore IN order TO permit
those at a distance TO avail themselves OF The
chances offered by these popular Schemes, at
this time announce the Scheme OF No. 6. the
drawing OF which will take place on
Thursday, the 18th October.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10
sVNOn OF THE xvANcrftv.G

GENERAL SFNO0 or THE xvANGETsesC
INTERN CHURCH IN 1TBE Z. ).
EEffE Clerical end Lay Delegates Ss.
b pointed BY the several Synods IL The uaT
ted States 20 meet in General Synod. an,
informed, tbst the ncst session vill nc he'll AZ
Hah evstown, W. 70 commences on the fourth
sunday, and 25th day OF October ne II. 1hs
importance Of business to be transacted At ~.
SYaod. will. 1t is hoped, Induce the Delegates
10 De puuctusl in ther attendance.
ID. 4. sCHAEFFER. See'ry. :
august ~ :
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10

AND FOX SALE - the undersigned, exc
IL cuiors OF the estate Of lac OBJ Painter, sen.
decd will sell. al private sale, A TRACT OF
LAND, lying Within one mile OF Msrtinsbnrg,
containing 1876 acres. 2 RooJs and 50 Poles.
This is good farming land and IS susce pilble Of
improve ment. The improvements ceisist OF
a good yelling House. K4chep. Smoke House,
Corr House, . log Barn and Stables, with q
large Orchard OF good irui,, a never failing
lime stone spring, spring House, good Still
House, sc. about the one halt OF ,his Tract of
Land IS cleared, a part OF which is good bottsm
land, the balance welt clothed with timber.
Any person wishing to purchase, can be shewR
the same, by applying to John Painter, residing
on the premises. For terms, which viii be
made accommodating, apply to the subscribers
JOHN MONG, bars. of I.
JACOB SwARIZ. Painter.
August 20-tt.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10

DUFF seems to intimate some doubt
as to whether the Secretary of War can
understand the documents in his
office. Qua wants the place perhaps.
We should not be surprised at his eleya-
ton.
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YATES & NJ INTYRz,

Wu0faHy Jun, ~. O
80 Prize tickets IN former lotteries received
as cash. An official secount OF the draw ing
will be forwarded TO sdven,urers, free oil pos
lage.
Washington, ID. c.. August 81, 1921
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10

.Narfinssurg Seminary for Young Ladies
NJtLL reopen on Monday the 2lst ms snt.
w II VIII be advisable for the Young La.
dies to at the beginning OF the SEES
sion as 1t will facilitate the organizing OF the
classes. Sept 8.
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gla T
u4RTISsBURG, srrrznDE. 10, 1929.

I'D vine Service uay be expected in the
e.-.spal Church 10 this place on Sunday next,
Iii o'clock, am.
Tre-On Saturday night last, = large Barn
=, cea. Boyd's NiIl. Greek farm, together with
~ r7otents, were entirely Consumed by fire,
.iaeb had been communicated by an incendia.
II il supposed the Barn contained between
o. add FIVE hundred bushels Of Wheat. A
o"mber Of large Kicks of grain and about 1000
t,.beIs Of Corn 10 the Crio, we're near to the
gsru, but escaped the flames.
IN ~allusisn TO the charge made against the
yo,v MASTER GEEsaAL, which wss denied by
ts Telegraph peremptOrily, the Jas, Frsnktor,
copments,or las the following paragraph;
Until last Sunday, no paper was re.
,siesd here, ~ which our statement was
cslsi in question-the jackson papers
"a fais Slate having thought best to let
i gs,s. TWAS then too late to ocu
i oBcs copies and prepare an exposition
IN time for this paper. We regret thal
,sose Eastern friends who display so
much sollcItude, must be kept in suspense
. whole weak, but 1t is uusysidabls.
and shall be bdr a week Ia u Gext,
sene things which ''tbe records al the
~ 4sral Court Watt show" shall be dis
lily >et forth, and we will Thea also
r lain the sllusion % matters connsct
H. ,gito this delinquency, which we said
awould make common men stare" And
h ne are not su.tainSd by the facts in
In that VIC have advanced upon this sub.
beet, we will agree that we are in no
better predicament in tins respec. than
|Hs is. who, to excuse au act of cruelty.
charged Mf Hawkins with being a de
|~.aultsr, aud saw the charge refuted."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10

On Tuesday evening. by the Rev De Mat
'hews MIR. WILLIAM T. COMPTON, to
Miss ISABELLA K. BOYD, daughter of the
late Samuel Boyd, Esq all of this place.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10
-rAx=S-=S!

WISH to purchase a large quantity
"a OF FL-S1-SEED, fer which the highes,
price IN Casa OF Gsops will be given.
CONRAD HoGMIRE.
M~artinsburg. Sep. 10.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10

Nj FOR SALE The subscriber has =
- Kiln Of fresh burnt Lime tor sale, which
viii DC sold on reasonable terms.
ROBERT p. BRYARLEE.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10

Ihere will be 8 war between Duff and the
Cabinet yeti Hear DUFF in his last.
"We have not inquired of The s.ere
tary OF War. nor do wa pretend to know
bow far he considers Col. McKepnv
necessary to the ad ninistration Of his
department.. II may be as soma of the
ColsnePs friends have i~ntiuated, that
the CoionePs invaluable services ran.
not be dispensed with. Itmay be. that
that there is 70 other man in the United
States cspeble Of dischargine the duties
now performed by that greatest Of ali
Indian negotiators But, as we do not
believe that either the department or
TIE government would suffer id character
or otherwise by his removal. and as we
can account for his retention in Office
50 long, only by supposing that the Sc
cretary IS ignorant of NcKenney's true
character, we do no more than our du.
ty, in referring him TO The files of his
own department., particularly the cor.
~respondence between the late Second
Comptroller and Mr. McKenney. rela
tive TO his charges, double salary, &c.
and to the dockets of our Courts, for
the evidence of bis uu~wortbiness. If
after these have been examined and IN
derstood, Mr.. McKenny be continued at
''the bead Of the Indian bureau,o we will
repeat our astonisbment, that such a
man should retain the confidence of an
administration possessing an honest
desire to punish freud"
This from the organ too! A regular direct
attack! We shall see whether Duff truekles
to the Administration or thsy to him.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10
IS DOLLARS REWARD.

80 RANAWhY fro1 the subscriber,
V&S living in Milwood, Frederick cry.
~ Va. on the 18th ult. q mulatlo maa
named DICK, who calls himself
Mk DICK SCRIpE.NERs about Is
xz=zAns years of age; S feet s or 9 inches
aigL, vel made, has lost some OF his front
teeth; hss a very full suit CT hair, and dswu
look when spoken to. he ia good farm hand,
anG has also worked at the BRICK. making sad
brick Laying business, and probably may seek
employ ment at the latter to prevent discovery.
Clothing not reeoiiected. The above reward
will be given II taken cut Of the State; fir the
State and out Of the county. 20 dollars; and it
in the County. 10 dollars, and all reasonable
charges paid if brought home, or secured in
jail so that ! get him.
RICHARD wA6GENER,
Sep 10, 1929. for Joseph Tulsy.
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&c. &c. &c.
PRICE Or TICKETS.
Whole $5-QuarterS ST. 25.

OJOrders for tickets or shares in the above
Lotteries. forwarded by mail post psid@ or by
private hand. will meet with the most prompt
attention il addressed TO
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
FOR ras BENEFIT OF THE
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL COMPANY.
Itsenty FIRST Gas
To be drawn a, ~klcumsnd, on wednesday,
10th September, 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10

Paftsans may say what they pleaee-
Office, hunters may shout as they please
and editors may print what they
piease-but il is a fact which all the
'aIklns aud shouting and printing in the
world cannot gainssy, that the people
cave been disappointed in the present
Administration. How can it be other.
wiser Have we ever been accustomed
TO prescription, Nortonizing, and DUFF
1reen domination? Were the Heads OF
government and the Departments ever
before quizzsd and hoaxedi Were such
'oen ns KENDALL, Hill, and Moore,
ever before put into high and response
Die oticesi Was the principle aud re-
"arding friends and Furnishing enemies
ever bsiOre acted upOn9 Were whole
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IRON & CASTINGS.

A FULL supply OF Pennybakes's IrOa, and
"A ssupply Of Castings just received At Bun.
kershiii and Tor sale by
JEFFERSON kcLEvELAND.
Banksvshils, Sept. 5.
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September 3
TAKE NOTICE.

a TAKE NOTICE.
NALL those WHO became purchasers at the
ssie Of Reuben James, last fall, are hereby not,
fed that the subscriber has been constituted his
Agent, aud that the notes given at SAID sale are
lodged in his hands for collection; they are now
due.-fherefore, all persons knowing them
selves as being indebted, are earnestly requested
to make immediate payment, as hls orders are
to collect as speedily as possible. II IS hoped all
will pay without delay. and save cost.
MICHAEL CoUCHMAN.
Sep,ember St
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EV.1NGELICAL LUTHERAN SYNOD OF
lf.aRYL.aND and VIRGINIA.

TSHE Clergy and Lay Delegates com
81 posing this synod. will convene at VII
Eamsport, Washington county. Md. on the
third SUNDAY, and 18th day OF October next
All persons, having business to transact with
this synod ell attend accordingly.
Sept. 2, ID. +. sCHAEPRER, Ssc'T.
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If6GLTA.-in the superior cturt ne
Gnanceri holgen IN Winchester. Wednesday.
December 10. 1898.
JAcob Cis wsen. : pla;xnF
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Wanted Immediately,

A young man 10 take charge oi a tarm. To
an industrious, sober and honest man, a liberal
share OF the crop, or a monl~d hire viii be gwen
it preiered. Enquire OF the Editor of the Ga
zette. Sept. 3.-tf
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cFaiasf
sscob HaFnmc and Abrsham ID. Ionr. .stre
OF Jacob Hamme, deed. Elizabeth F.msne
~'unw o. said deed Jssob Hammr. Alee,t Ste.
phen and Lydia his wife, Abraham D on~
ana Elizabeth his wife, and William r.v son
and Lou'sa MS wife, heirs and devisees Oh cob
Hamme, deed. Dsfe,s
fE7iE defendants, Jacob Bamme aud ,br..
IA ham ID. Long. ex4rs Of Jacob ts ,r,t.
deed. Elizabeth Harme, widow OF said iee,.i
Jacob Hsmne. Abraham u Long and agzshe i,
ms vile, having been duly served With lie ss,.
pona IN th's Cause, and tour months hs,rg eli RI.
sed since The return thereof, and they Not ~.
my tiled their answers and puhiicsti,n bt.rg
duly made and proved ss TO the ax end4rs.
Albert Stephen and LYDIA HE wife, nd i a.
liam Towson and Loaiea his wife, and ,hey h;
ling to appear sod give security anil hhe their
answers. This cause came on TO be taasr,i anaa
the bill and exhibits and order OF lubfs s,r
Aforesaid Whereupon the sid Jac1b H.n,a..
one Of The SAID executors, flied his ansA se -
which the plaintiff replied, and the plsintsH'.
h'ii - taken Tor confessed - 10 the other de-.
iendants, and the SAID answer she wing no goad
cause to the contrary, the court doth dsesec
and order that q commissioner OF this rou,t Ia
examine, state and settle the sdm'n. sccouu, ~
the said Jacob iiamDie. dec'd With ssid e,t,,s
and also the amount Of the rlsiatlf's clim.
stating all matters specially deemed peftiesnt
by himself or required by either OF lie ps4tivs
To be so stated, and make report ~tnereuf % Ia.
court in order TO a fnal decree.
A CePy.-Teste,
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DAN'I LEE, c. c.

The parties in the above ca,,se are hereby no.
tihed that I she'll attend at the Globe tavern.
IN Martinsburg. on Thursday the ~ h eEsep.
next, for the purpose ofexecu,i.y lie
above order OF reference. when and where fhey
Will attend With their evidence and vouchers.
The case w,ii be adjourned from da, to DIV
until completed.
HARRISON WAITE.
Cont'r Ch'y. Dss Cent Vim sests~
August 30, 1929.
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HIGHEST PRIZE,
5000 DOLLARS.

5,26S Prizes, amounting 20 $4,000
Only 10000 Tickets in the Scheme-Not
One Blank to . prize!-ihe whole paysbie in
CASH. which ss nsuai al CoHEN's orrIcs,
can DC had the moment they are drawn.
Prices siz' Tickets IS, Halves 81 so, odsr-
tiers Is cents.
10 he hal in tha c,eetss. v,..atr .r NJ.
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hosts Of political partisan. ever bs,or.

hosts OF political par.isans ever before
rewarded for mere political -.ervicesf
we expect that very many of sur
Jackson friends begin to think with the
Alabama editor that teey have 'swaoped
the devii to- a WITCH II so, they have
only themselves to blame, and the snly
advice We can give them is, to get upon
the fence alongside Of US, to be ready
10 Jump on as soon as we see HESRr
CLAY elected.-Phenir GGs.
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FOR SALE,

My Tract OF Land on the Martins
burg road, one and ahsif miles from
Winchester, opposite Mr.. Cookies
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10

-YDtvine Service may be expected in the
. eeepal Church 10 this place on Sunday next,