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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03

u ANAWAY firm The Subscriber residing in Holloway
county, on the 27th day OF November last negro man
named Peter Of yelow eopie xion, years old
ruud face large white eyes down look s1i
stt' laugh and sh.w has teeth expect he atemvnx
to free he about niche, high The a.
hove reward will be paid for hi, apprehension delivery
to GODFR EV TTJT,L-
Jau. 81 R4-a,va.
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800 REWARD

WILL he given or the apprehension and delivery Of
gro man named Anderson, WIN sbsconded from the
fsverp Richmond 10 Oetober November List, Auderson
ze OF n years Of very likely INTELLIGENT and Of
youthful appearance. He hs, probably sds his escape ~
some free State snd will deny bic snd shove
Itwmd will be given sPPrsheudsd whoo, the stsie other
wise $50 @. SELDEN.
Jan. G. 7b- of
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION


utsnay ns 'on OF February merit, will be sold with
" out reserve O'clock on the premi,es fst ysrv vs
sh'e ,e'aenes stey N the occupancy Of Edwad Amber
ssq sn1n I'VE me' from The City Of Richmond nesr the
peep hun iWDpise eonsinng about 81 acres Of land be
the ,sme more or less, part excellent meadow Ispd with
very nse productive ssrden, orchard Of the finest u
s snoo'ed, with story brick house (s eon two room,
below and four shove with good dry cellar, snd eren
nve greer mousse psr' Of The dwelling house, with Kitchen
soes gsusfy, zee house, &c &C. together with an e1sn
give Tsnery which cost upwards Of $500 cOmpe, OF.
TERMS:
WIZ be I'VE yesfs with legs interest after the fret year on,
h 70 be paid every yest by notes satisfactorily ud5ed
payable 81 QUE Of The Banks IN the city vf Richmond
By otdef of the Proprietor
TRlPLE1T & JOHNSTON,
.9uctioneers.
jan - IS IDS
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CARp no TIE Ep1roRs or TIE ENeuIaEa.

lard TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.
An old friend and subscriber respectfully asks
The Editors of the Enquirer to publish the three
numbers contained in the Norfolk Herald, here.
with sent, in reply to Mr.. Madison's late Doc
bines on the Tariff, at their earliest convent.
ehce.-It is not doubted, but that the publication
oil these essays, will be gratifying TO The TeaGers
az that Journal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03
SELECT SCHOOJ


MY SCHOOL will he continued the esuinr wear. The
<4 course OF instruction will embrace the Greek Latin
Language Mathenstcks, Arithmetic Geography with the
use o, Maps Globes, English Grammar English Compo,i.
ton, &C. The school will on the 2h day or JAM
1922 and terminate the 9Th Of Dec. following There will
81 June.
The charge for board tuition washing lodging nd fueL viii
he 81 10, >e half dsy June 1923 and
the other half the 10, day Of Dec. following :
The discipline OF The school will be parental and a,
care and kindpes will be nded boys con6ded 10 y
'osuoD nsto my ehIdrrs. No boy more l,,n Is vesf,
OH WIZ be admitted into toe school, he shall be psrsrn.
ay tn'Wn 10 me- Tor orderly, exemplary department y
iedeDee remote from The baur vice and i'm morally
and remarkably healthy II situated 10 The county of Lou.
m SO miles from Richmond and the like distance from
sHckbng The stage from Fredericksburg TO Csrtesyils
passes by my resideDce sud that from Richmond
within short distance Of H. Letter, 10 me. should bs
directed 10 Gardner. n Roads, Louis"
SEPT "a 81 ,.af WIN NELSON, j..
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. to unit.
fs BE Il remembered that on the .eyentesptb day
IL So January IN the fifty third year 1.-the
...s.s OF the United Siaies Of America Tho, JeGerson
Randolph, Ct The said Dsici, hath deposited 10
once the title Of book the right whereof claims
proprietor in The words following, 10 wit:
"Aiemotr, Correspondence, and .1fsceRanies,
from The papers Of Thomas Jefferson.
Edtfed by THOMAS JEFFERSON RAEpoIpIr"
In conformity the act Of the Congres, Of the o. Sts,,
end sAn Act for The encouragement OF lesrpns y se
curing The copies 81 maps, CHARTS aud bucks 10 the authors
snd poPetos Of ueh copies, dutiug the tines therein men
"oneo' RICHD JEFFRIE6,
Clerk ofhe Eastern DIST Of IA,
- SAn. 81 sf-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03

Patent Seine IH,'ead, g. Cotton Begging.
NHE subscribers have SOOlbs. Patent cad suit
able fol fvat drit sein from 10 so inclusive
ind SOPeoes Hemp FsKep Cotton Dsgeias ON h.
general asoruieut OF Dry Goods for the loves,
market prices +. Il +. JAMES
jan ;t-uIu bfu~L., O.
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ChaneeIy, In Leuna County COur Dccen6e1 s,n 1873
l. John Cosby, PNr

John Cosby, PM
against
John L. Collin. administrator de hnn. non Of Tboma, Co.,
by dre'd aud admor Of Elizabeth Cosby decd james a
M kall,s'e aud Polly his wife, fomsy Polly
Cosby Joseph Cosby, Jsues Cosby G. Nelson soS
Sally his wife, formerly Sally Cosby, Belsey Cosby sJ
Fleming Chiles and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy CosSr
The defendants Jane, g. M'Kalli,ter and Polly h, v,n
formerly Polly Cosby, William Cosby Joseph Cody Jsm,
Colby, not having enteed their appearance and given se
eu,y according TO law and the rules this Count aud !,
peang 10 the satisfaction of the they are not AZ
hahan Of this State On the VI the plaintiff bv h
Counsi ordered that they appear here rst ay
March Cout next and the bill Of the raiptG ~
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some nsr
paper published in the City Richmond for two months
sucevey aud posted the front d.or Of the ourthou,r
Of this County on some court day. copy. Tesss, =
JOHN HUNTER, C. l. G.
JAMS 75~a~t
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HOLM NJ GORD0N

Will conGnue the GROCERY bu.Ines, OF the h,rse Iopr
occupied by him at the Of aud I4h Streets
ne invites the attention OF his fends aud patrons we'll
ieetti s;ortm' ut OF articles IN his line.
Jan 3d. 1929.
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CHARLES CARTER & Co.
TY p T. FOU NDE Err

No. II South Curerf- ST. Baltimore.
AVING furnished tn eive, with Mouid, MATRICES, &c
Tor Casting Iypes Of the most modern approved
sy are now ready receive deIs for or
Of Types.
They have on hand Fount' Of Type Of various sizes,
e' Quotations, Leads Space Rules Brss Rules Ca,e, &c
Also large assortment of Cut, and Large Letter. (on
description.
Q. Co have eon.,auy on hsrd Priafing Iak Of SUI
Pefioi quality.
Orders will be executed With piomptuess the moa f.
voursbe terms and psia, spared furnish avery article
Of the best quality.
Specimens will be issued 10 tie Of the winter.
BsitiUore, Dec. u. 7O-2awSv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03
Trust Sale of Land

Trust Sale of Land =
rf virtue u deed Of trust by jane, B. Fersp
- son to the suhscrber which deed duly admitted Is
record IN the clerks Office Of Goochsnd county court or
either one Il will on Monday the 10th day Feb. next hs
beng Gooeh'as county court day at 6ooe
snd courthouse for cash, il ssy the puIpose Of
SAID desd OF trust the tract of land therein yint
and he,ns IN the said county Of ooochsnd containing
acree known by the name Of Eas's Traet The ts 20 hx
said tract Of Land i, believed to be unqueonsbe but t
n6criber' or either one who may will only convey sph
title IS vested IN then by The aorenid deed Of trust
u. nj. QUARLES, TYus-
RICH'D MORklS. tees.
Jan %. sc It'll.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03

SAVAGE COTTON FACTORY.
ShHb Ssvste Manufacturing Company nov ,upio,iny
~ strong force 10 building Machinery hi, ssab,tpsnt
10 connection with
DANIEL HACK,
And pledge themselves 70 give gtners satisfaction In N. d,,
patch, and The faithful II all orders na
estsbl'shmen nj IN tle United Stsfe..
Apply Il the Factory the Washington Turpp;e Rod
10 DANlbL hACh OF TO GRO WILLIAMS,
- -. No Bovly's WhsfE
Baltimore, Jan. % estsf,r,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03

IN Hanorer County Court, Sept. 2Ith, 1928.
nl AVID SPICER, Robert g. SpiceI, David Sp,cer and
- Lucy SPicsr, the three last Of whom are children Of
speer deed Ohe.Iey ThaeLer Polly his wife,
ofeIy roy Spieer, and VIM Johnson and Fsnce, his
me formerly France, SPicer, which said frat mentioned
pavd and BenJaTn SPeer Polly Thecker, aud France,
agnins - f''
Nathaniel Dekenson, adn'o de bons Of David srie.
deed John Davis aud Susanna hi. wife, formerly Su,apn,
SPetr Thomas W. Spieer Henry Sposr John L. Sim. ami
Chaaceyy oP'' ''''"
This day came te plaintiffs by their COUNSEL and tbei bill
and .uswsr Of the defendant Nathaniel Dicken,op adj
Nor DE boni' non Of David sPieer dec beng 6d aud
oner defendants not having entered their appearance
gwen security according the Act Of Assembly aud the
rules Of Tn, court AMI appearing toihe OF The
court tnst the aye not inhahan. of th. ON
,pe motion Of the plaintiffs ordered that the said defen.
uan John DAVIS and Susanna his wife, Thoma, W. Spcer
iehry Spicer, John L. Sim, aud Elizabeth hi, wife anne,
nf,. 90 the sr day Of March court an,u, tie
SAID bill and that copy Of th, order b, forth
with inserted in the Enquirer Newspaper published in III,
city oil Richmond for two months ,ucee,svey and that an
oer copy be posted al the front the Of b
county. A copy. T.ae " ''''
-. PHILIP 3. WINSTON, c. He.
-vQ-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03

.aiddteser County Court Sepf 1923.
nN the Motion fRchsrd Seysr late Sher6 md Com.
~ mee OF the estate Of H. Heae nan, decd II /, srderfd
bat h. advertise in the Richmond Enquirer The time
ed by him for the d hutton OF the estate of Aeurv Hef
nan, decd, among the several claimants. Cow Te,,r
GEO. HEALY, q ofM o.
Ageeaby to the above order have appointed THURSDAY
the I'd day at april next for TIA. dstrhuon of the above esq
tate IN the town Of Ufbanns. RIOH'D NJ. SEGAR,
Sbf and Com. of the estse
Of Henry Htfernan, derd.
UHu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03

MARSHAL'S SALE
TN rurnsnee Of decree OF the Superior Cours of Chan
- Gerry Ter the Riohuond DISTRICT the 9Th
day OF March 1928, the of Hsrdimsn " Hsrdu.n
.h. on The nth day Of February next sae TO the
highest bidder al public auction for cash, the Of
inshsm in the bill mentioned.
GUERRANT, Nj. S. CORD.
or one Of his Deputies.
jan H. TT--2s
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07
FALL OF coNsTANTlNopLE.
NEW YnnK Oct

NEW YORK, Oct. s.
BY the arrival Of the ship Robert Ed
wards, Captain Sherburne, from London,
which left at Plymouth on the 10Th Aug.
papers are received containing London
dates one day later than before received
Verbal intelligence is also obtained from
the passengers. II is probable that the
news received at Philadelphia, by Havre
letter Of Aug. 26, is well founded, and that
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07

MELANCHOLY. During the thunder storm on
Friday, Sept: 25, the house of Mr. Nicholas
Cook OF Richmond, IN. H. was struck by
lightning. and sister of Mr. Cook, a younS
woman % years of age, instantly killed The
lightning first struck the chimney, and passing
each way on the ridge-pole, descended into the
lower part OF the house, doing much injury.
There was another woman and child in the
same room with the deceased, neither of whom
were injured.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07

At the term of the Common Pleas for
Essex county, which closed at Newburv-
port on the 25th ult., Daniel ]. Brown. n
school-master in Amesbury, was Indicted
for an assault and battery on one of his
pupils, VIM. f. K. Sargent. The boy him
self did not, in court, seem to have a clear
recollection of any extreme severity of pain
suffered by the infection; the amount of
his testimony being that he was whipped
with stick for taking a wrong book at
recitation. A school mate testified that he
saw Sargent whipped 16 or IL times, with
a stick three feet long and as big as his
finger. The father testified that lS or 20
marks were left on the child's arms. legs.
and body-others testified that the marks
were black and greensh. Rev. Mr.. Barn
ably said he called in at Mr.. Sarpert's n
short time after the castigation was admin
lstered, at which time considerable excite
ment prevailed in the village. A conyersa-
ton ensued between himself and the parent.
at which narration of the circumstances
of the incident took place. The bow was
stripped, and exhibited various wounds on
the body scars also appeared to view.
The jury could not agree in a verdict; and
the county attorney entered mol pros.
A pedlar was fined $40 and costs, for
selling Jewelry and fancy articles in Ames-
bury.
-Four lads, named Williams, Rose. Bell
and Bernard, were sentenced to n fine of
ST. each, without costs, for exhibiting. in
Marblehead, certain tricks, called "Grand
Trials of Skill" without license. Being
unable to pay the fine, they were sent to
Jail. W
Letters fiom New Orleans to the 9Th nit
represent the ravages by yellow fever as most
distressing.
letter which we find in the New ORLEANS
Bee, dated Manchac, Uou) Aug. 81, savs
" The Yellow Fever is making terrible ravoSes
here. At Plaquemines, all the shops are shut
and those who have been so fortunate as IN
escape the disease, have left the place"
N. Y. Journal Of Commerce.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07
IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS.

By arrivals, since our last, at Boston and New
York, Paris and London papers are received
to Aug. 25. Their contents are highly inter
esting Extracts follow
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07
FRANCE AND ALeIERs.

A letter from French officer, dated Al
giers, Aug. 8, gives an account of two in
tervlews between M. la Bretonniere, com
mander of the blockading forces, and the
Dey, in which the former found it hopeless
to expect that any conditions of peace would
be accepted which he was authorized to
propose. The French fleet seems to he a
great while in doing nothing with these
pirates.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-19
POETRY.
Eran ,le ya,rral Of Cammre..

From ne journal Of Commerce.
Ths wilderness and The solitary pl,ce
Shall be glad tot them; and the desert
Shalt rejoice and biossan as the rose,
haiab SSH aud Let.
Press on, We dsuntless pioneers,
Into the irsckess Wild,
And he who fsr the standard resrs
OF Him the God revifd,
Sh.ll slake his thiTsl a, fountsIns sweet,
Pure from the living spling,
Which none bu, the redeemed shall meet
And The re deenl'd shall sinG.
Press on, the field - large indeed,
The plants Of siD are strowns-
BE yours to evpetthe bitter weed,
Aud narse Your Fathers own,
Oh tread thc tares, ere yet they rise,
And choke the better seed.
which blood has nurture iyUm the skies.
lis source aud life TO feed.
Press On, the current Of I've world.
Is set against }our cou' 50,
But with uiat glorious cross unfaTrc,
Resistiess il orr force.
On, on the cap,ises bless your eyes,
Their cbstns arc falling now,
And lighi dat slio' aho, 5he skies,
Is sfsatuiug iaiCesch brow.
Press on, Ger tie ex, hded earth,
And spread thst soIume wise,
And thoussnd souis she'll wake 10 birth,
Nors Wgh i's mysteries.
Sh.ll lisp the accenta Of tongue,
laugh, 10 rs MaSe''s love,
And his redeeming grace be sung,
Add " - ypu' h5 lrs prove AHfos.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-19

doubted whether all gold and pearls
or costly array or all portions OF them
OF approaches 10 them are utterly tor
hidden: hu, rstber all excess or extra
vaganoe IN them. for the entire dress
must be strictly modest, and connected
with shame faceducss and sobriety.-
And vel as If even all this csuiion TO
AVOID Minute prescription were not
nough, The apostle cannot close with
DOT TefeHDg 10 the most important
thing of all, thst womtn protesting
goodness should literally be clothed
aud adorned with good works their
thoughts, aud money, and daily care
should be supremely eDgfossed III
good works, 90 the exclusion OF the
paliriness ofdev0tiou TO dress.
This then makes it perfectly plain
what christian ministers and parents
should insist upon: the state efihe heaEl
aud the peryadIng habits OF life, lu
mihty, self denial ,watchfuiness, should
&c the law Of the soul. and rules OF
dress will Gow very naturally from
lhe taste and state Of feeling within
Love Of .ouls, Z cal for the cause OF
Christ, and devotion 10 every good
work should regulate The economy Of
time aud expense. and then little viii
be wasted v h.eh ought TO be lent unto
the Lord. Pariety, sobFieiy, shame
lacedoess, should &c the mirror OF the
,o0!, and iben the peFsen will be st
ired with all simplicity Christians
sboald be tsught--nsy so holy Should
he their own feelings that they should
not need TO be taught. TO set their al
iectioBs on things above--to come Oh;
rresn the world and be separate--to let
their tight So shine before men tha,
they. seeing their good works, may
giorfy their Father in Heaven: aud
then beyond all doubt, dress and eve
ny thing el-e would be as becometh
. oiessors Of goodness, and citizens of
heaven.
These are The principles which we
desire 10 enforce: npon these-upon
rea! change 81 heart and a Large mea
sure Of sanctifi:ation in life and soul,
do we desire TO insist till pie'y shall
much more abound than at present -
Then, wa have re manner OF d0ubt
that there will be great change,
very great reformation in the dress Of
ahrlstians and of their cilildrep Far
he IL from as to prescribe what that
dress should be, any more mnuteiy
than the Apostle has done. Let all
christians study the law OF God as lar
MS revealed on This subject; lei them
then consult ihsir own station and cir
cums,ancse; aud thcn let them save all
they can, in order 70 give ali they can
let them consult Tnodesty --sin,eilci
ty--sol'riety. lie, thsiE dress proclaim
them christians not by It's cot or odi.y,
bot by its simplicity. its purity, its
nea,ness, its sobr.ty.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-19

HHiO Oh STONE--lGe SUBSCRIBER is
" happy o inform 'be public, thas he has
opened the Oil STONE QUARRY, isiely dis.
covered in bockiRg county, Oh.o, ami shall
eo0slahtiy have on Lsud large supply of the
stone, prepared tor merket. lie IS nov pre-.
par' d 20 attend 20 the pgomp, execution Of an
orders that may be lecsued.
From the high opinion of the quality Of this
stone, expressed BY sill who hsve used specially
by hose Who have given ii the severest ssruti
ny, Il is unnecessary to say any thing in its
favor. ! he discovery OF this stone, il Is hoped.
viii be another addition 90 the wealth Of our
country, as il Will supercede the use of the
Turkey Stone, and the consequent expectation
20 those immense sums of money with which il
is purchased.
JOHN n HELFENSTEIN, .qgent.
March 5, 1929.
CJAn letters and orders. addressed TO tia
agent, Lancaster. Ohio, post paid, VIII be ate
tended to.
- "He lfenstein's Ohio Oil Stone" can be
had by applying to the Rev. } Heiens:ein in
Fredericktown, Mary land, who now has on
hand supply, either wholesale or retail
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-19
March 5, 1899.

DUBLiC SALE.-- WA De offered al puohc
4 sale, on Thursday the l9ih inst at she resi-
dense ofthe subscriber, near shepheFds-to~n,
a number OF valuable work Horses, Mich
Cows. yeung Cattle, Sheep and Hogs; com
pete set OF Farming Utensils, such as PiougAs,
iIarrows, good Road Wagon, &c Wheat and
Rye in The ground, with sundry other articles
OF personsl properly, which il IS not deemed
necessary TO enamer4te. A credit until the
ffs. OF January, 1850, viii be allowed on all
sums above i've dollars, the purchaser giving
bond and approved security; Tor purchases Of
sud under tbst amount the cash viii be requit-
ed. Sale 10 commence esriy IN The day.
PHEBE BENNETT.
March z 1900
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-19

r1HKUsf S@LE.- BY virtue eta rrustLeed,
sxacutsd 20 ne on the 18th day Of March.
1919. by Henry Dee. and DOW Of record int he
county coafr, OF Berkeley for ceJlsin purposes
,h rein mentioned wiiibs sold for Cash, on the
premises, on saturday, the 4'h day OF Apr,l
next, a certain HOUSE and LOI. situate en-
John street. IN the town Of @arlinsburg. The
,aIe will ,ske place between the honrs OF II
end O'Clock ofshe da,
HiLLt9H GREGoRY, Trustee.
March - 1879
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-19

ElRM FOR RENT The subscfiberWish'
T es TO rent the FAR.f belonging to the
heirs Of John Winning, deed. lying on the
west side OF the North Mountain. near MF
Robert v SncdgFass' MlI--this farm contains
about 300 acres, Of which about so are s'ear
ed and under good fencing-theFe IS good two
story Dwelling House, convenient Barn, good
Spring and Spring House, Meat House aud
good Orchard; there IS some meadow on tt
The above farm VIII be rented for ihFee or four
years. Possess can be had the first OF April
For further particulars. enquire OF the snbscii
Der living near Parks Gap.
JOHN TABB.
March S. 1890.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-19
March s, 1899.

DUBLIC SALE--N.llI be 'soid, by public
/ auction, at the residence Of the subscriber
wing ID CeFrsrdstowr. en- Friday the 20th .nsi.
. variety Of Household gnd Kitchen Furniture,
consisting of good Feather Beds. Bidding and
y d-teads. sbles, Chairs. one Clock, TIVE
Bureaus, Corner Cupboard, one ten plate stove
and pipe; i0O0lbs. of first-rate BACON; 'wt
Mich Cows; Gig and fairness; two sets o.
Blscksmtbs' Tools; large Coal Bed; numbel
Of new Axes, Traces, Nsuocks, &c. Nine
months crdeit will be given on all sums Ovci
three dollars, upon the purchasers giving gooc
security; under that sun, cash. Sale TO begr
early Id The day.
DANIEL SFRAYER.
Ararch S, 1929,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-19
Martinsbutg, March u 1879.

IpUBLfI SAIL Wlt be sold by public
vsndue, Al ths residence Of the subscriber
living near tie head of iuscsrOFa Greek, on
Monday, The 3U,h iasl. al Of bis personal pro
perts, 10 vii: vIu@be wGsk Horses, Brood
Mares and Cots, Mich Cows, Young Cattle,
sheep aud Tugs, Farming Uteusas Of al kinds.
such as Pl0aghs, Harrows, good Rosc Wagon,
&c Household $50 Kitchen Furniture oissri
Gus description, consisting Of Beds, Bedding,
8, ds'eads, Taoles. Chars, &c Nine months
credit viii be gwen On az sums over three
dollars upon giving bond wits approved seea
ri,y. Sale to commence esry 10 the dsy.
MICHAEL TROUEM MAN.
Msrch -, 1879.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-19

TOR Rem THE subscriber will rent his
4 Fuiiing Min. on the opeq1oD Creek, for
one or more years. 1t is situated IN most ex-
cellent neghborhced, and has the advantage Of
plenty of water all seasons OF the year. Any
person wishing to rent the SAID property will
call on Mr. william Cameron, who is authorised
to rent the same Possession 10 be had on the
first day OF April
JOHN .6L YHITEHILL.
Feb 25, 1929