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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-29
NEW BOOKS.

I UST received at the Theological book S,or,
opposite the Eagle Hotel,
Leigh Richmonds Life, Slewart's Journal
assistant to Family Religion, Christian Charity
church Members Guide, Erskinc on the GOSPEL
l.'nsieys Lectures To the middle aged
Spragues Letters from Europe
Iastors Sketch Book, Life Of John Mason Good
fayne's Elements OF Menta! Philosophy and Moral
Grilin's Park Street Lectures
Memoirs OF Fisk, Memoirs Of Mrs. Huntington
Memoirs of Mrs. Graham
Young Preachers Manual
Praetical View, by Wibcrforcc
Crudens Concordance. Bu,tcrworth's do
browns Concordance, pocket edition
DoddridSes Family EXpositor, London edition
Hebrew Bibles, Hebrew Lexicons by Gibbs
stuart 8 commentary on the Hebrews
Stuarts Chrestumathy
Stuart's Hebrew Grammar
Wahis Greek Lexicon, by Robinson
Jahns History Of the Hebrew Commonwealth
DO. Archaeology, DO. Introduction
norns Introduction to the study of the Scriptures
Dwigh,s Theology
Do. Sermons, Paysons Sermons
Beechets Occasional Sermons
DO Sermons on lntcmperancc
Pascal's Letters
DO. Thoughts on Rclipion
AlcXsndcr's Evidences
Alexander on the Canon of Scripture
htiiers Letters OH Clerical Manners
Povglot Bibles
Reference Bibles, by WILDER
Reference Tesiamcnts
Bibles from 80 cts to 81 dollars
millennium, by Mrs. Sherwood
History Of p ckct Bible
Barkers PARENTS Monitor, Spirit of Methodsm
Hf'iigIors Events, Springs Essays, New Edition
flaws Lectures, Village Plans
Address TO Rum Drinking Christians
Village Hymns, Watts Psalms and HYMNS
Watts and RIppon's
Wilson's Objections, Family Monitor
Dicks Philosophy future state
Do. Christian Philosopher
Ecclesiastical History, n new work for schools
Letters of Father, Sword Simple Memorials
letters 10 the Young
tiarbinsers OF the Reformation
Taylor on Self Cultivation
Councils aid Cautions Clrnhgn (-hldrcn
Let 1t Alone till Tomorrow Honest Penny
hlttrldge's LIST, ID and 81 Addresses
Or Musseys Address, Address to VcnEcrs
Baxter Call
Saints Rest
Imitation of Christ
Jays Lectures
Fobcr's difficulties Of Romanism
Course OF Time, pocket edition
Paeys Theology, illustrated
Mason on Self knowledge
Paleys Works, complete
Cases Of Conscience
Owen on the Spirit
Leland on Revelation
Village Sermons
Village Dialogues
juvenile Piety illustrated in tie life and death O
NJ A. Walton
Cecs Works, in vols.
Amer can History
Memoirs Of Peascc
Do. Of Doddridge
Gregorys Letters
Sanvin's Sermons
Hannah MooTe's Works, complete
FAN Child Family
Edwards on the Affections
Inc above are among the many just received
ogether with an extensive assortment of Stationary
all which will be sold low for cash.
sept q ARIEL. WORKS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-29
JAMES WINSTON,

Commission Merchant,
n AS In store on consignment, aud offs ;oI sale
or reasonable terms,
10000 Lbs. of best SmibSeld bacon
200 barrels Of No I n c. nett hcrrinos
80 dO d. nett shad
10 do do behring's
30 do No. naciercI
40 do refined sugar, assorted
100 do genuine cider yncrqr
90 do family flour
bags black pepper
90 Kegs Snthfeld lard
GOD sides heavy slaughtered sole leather
$50 do do russell leather
1oO do tight waXed do
90 dozen Ene roram hats
GO do spades and shovels
10 do meal selves i2 To II inches
II do American caster oil
100 do bed cords and leading lines
so coils cotton bagging rope
50 boxes soap and candles
100 reams writing and wrapping ra7or
10000 feet good flooring pIani;
$4,000 heart shingles So thici;
$4,000 sap do | do
5000 feet of prime railing
$4,000 Of Hacks superior scgass
10000 of common do
Wove wire of any kind to order
Manufactured tobacco
Fine and superine -four
Brogues assorted. &c. &c. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-29
COTTON OZ.N.4BURGS.

III NELSON will keep on hand regular supply
OF heavy Cotton O<n16trgs, from Mcssrs Gun
ningham g. Andcrsons Factory in this city, which
he will sell al their lowest prices by the piece
bale. Tins article is made entirely of twist from
the best cotton and of very stout texture and 1t is be-
ieved that for negroes shirtng it will be found chea
per and to wear better than German ozburgs tick
enburgs. aug 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-29
FRESH GOODS.

- ECE!NED by the Exit, from New York, very
Ia superior black Mandarin and French grapes;
black aud cooured Italian nets; Italian lutestrngs
and Gros dc Naples; a superior assortment of ging-
hams and ceicots; plain and worked Swiss mus!ins;
luces and cdgngs, l@ce capes aud vos gloves; rib
bons, aud variety OF other goods for sale at redu-
ccd prices for cash. by HALL NELSON
Ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-29

II Celebrated and efect,tot article.
MUST received by ]. II. NASH, Il few
" bottles Of the celebrated and effectual PRESTON
SALTS for the head ache. 1t is saidby some Of the
greatest Physicians in the country be the best ar
tple of the kind that has ever been introduced in ls
market, Son
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-29

A CENCY.--The Subscriber offers his ser
n vices foI the collection Of claims against tie
United States or individuals. His knowledge of the
Of conducting business at the pubic Offices
and acquaintance with the citizens generally afford
great facilities for the speedy settlement of accouns
Satisfactory reference viii be given, end charges
moderate. e. HOMANS7
Georgetown D. G. September l. 1920.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-29
THE GENUINE .STIyFE
FLORIDA WATER.

WIS agreeable composition which surpasses any
OF lhc imported Cologne or Lavender is obtain.
cd from plants which grow in the Southern pors Of
the United States. II is an excellent and nId Coz
mctc lnvgorating tho nerves, refreshing and bcui,i-
iying Tic skin aud removing tho ffccklcs and nriy
perfect state Of health by countcracting noxious CO.
latIons and terrifying the debitotrd fbrcs. hnp
thor supply rcccvcdb v r j. Nt"b
.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-29
EALDWIts. IVES e. co.

HAVE received per Exit, and o,irr for sale,
n Super beached shirtings
Heavy u do shcetings
Fine black bcmbazucs
Rich plain and figured belt ribbons
Green aud crimson tabby vciveis
Pearl buttons, c0mhrics
Fine black cloths and cassirncres
Britannia handkcrchiefS
Merinn cloths satiinctts. &c. g..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-29
Richmond Dyeing establishments.

On Gerry Street. NJ the Yirgindt and Fi,,,meys
BTaks
E OSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies'
e. and gentlemen of Nirginia, for past favours and
hopes a continuance of the same; and would thank
lie ladies' sending their silk dresses, have them ta-
ken 10 pieces, whch will enable him TO warrant them
10 he dyed and finished well ut any establish
mcht i'll he Union. Canton stuff dresses not ne
ccssa-y, he has suitable machines finish them il
sent tn him in the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise informed that he scours
and rencs in colour, coats pan.aloons, and vests to-
gccT wiki all kinds of apparel and if requested, repairs
them III the ncatest manner. AS usual all kinds OF
piece goods dyed, and hot cold prcssed furniture
stuls ceansed and rc-lycd i'll the neatcst manner.
p. b. Tickets will be issued on leaving the good
with him and requests they Will be presented OH ap-
nlication or the same.
TsHHE term Of the partnership OF ANDERSON, GARTII
a & Co having expired ON the 3ls ut their con
ncXon is dissolved, except for the purpose Of acia
ting the settlement OF their business. Those Ia
claims against the said concern, will please present
them for settlement; and those indebted to them, will
make payment 20 either OF the parties or to Mr. 10.
S.ah lcakc, lr. their Agent.
WILLIAM ANDERSON
JOHN GARTH,
DAVID ANDERSON, IN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-29

KAAVID ANDERSON, Jr. will continue
~ the suie of Groceries, Domestic Goods, Cotton
Yarn, Sc. in connexion with general Com.
mission Business at the stand formerly occupied by
Anderson, Garth & Co. corner of ID s 18th streets
where the market price will be paid for good COT
TON. sen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-29
THEOLOGICAL WORKS

For sale by ]. II. NASH, Bookseller 4 Station
edmond, Va: the following Theological Wor
SCOTS Family Bible, 3 vols. quarto
Dwjsht's Theology, vols octave, bound
M'DOwc!ls, do do do
Reid's works, 3 vols. octave do
Josephus, do DO and vols. neat ed.
Shuckicrd's Connexions vols. octave
Adams Dictionary of Religion
Browns do of the Bible
Bucks Theological Dictionary
Payson'5 Sermons
Milton's Christian Doctrine, @ vols
Browns Book Of Divinity
Southey's Life of Wesley
Ridgley's Body OF Divinity, i vols:
Tappan's Works, 2 vols.
Hopkinson's Works, 8 vols.
Leusden's Hebrew Bible, Q vols,
Drelincourt on Death
Dodd do do
Mourner ComfOrted
Spcnccr's Memoirs
leigh Richmond do
Memoirs of Mrs. Garter
New Manual of Private Deyotions
Ope's Dctracton Displayed
Life of Martin
SCOTS Works vols
bucks Works vols
Life Of Scott
Unitarian Miscellany
Alexander on the canon Of Scripture
Marrow Of the Church
Sir Walter SCOTS Sermons
Baxters Call
do Saints Rest
B.ckersteths Scripture Help
do OH Prayer
Flavcls Saint Indeed
do Sacramento MIelitations
Almost Christian
Pilgrims Progress
Blse and Progress
Philips Memoirs of Mrs. Savage
The Messiah by J. CoDyer
Paley's Nat. Theology, large and small
Bucks ESpositor
DUNG Restoration
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-29

EIDER VINEGAR.-a5 barrels prime CT
- der Vinegar, for sale by the barrel or smaller
quantity, by e. II. DREW, Att
sept
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-29

comprising one OF the largest, most general and D.
si5abie stocks of Spring Goods they have over Off,
eu 'or sale more particular advertisement vii
"PPeai III iew days. april %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-29
FRESH SPRING Goo,,,

ENlEMlNG q EDWIN JAMES a. Co ,,.
u ket Squarc,) have just received l''@'-
Bs'roeen 4 and 500 packages Of
FRESH DRY GOODS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-29
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store

FL AVE on hand, and are constantly receiy-
- ing from their Factory, fresh supplies of every
description of Ladies' and GeDtlemcn's Boots and
Shoes which for durability and beauty Of fttipT
are too much celebrated 10 need comment. Their
assortment is very eXtensve-aud if procuring the
best Of workmen aud first rate materials win ensure
continuation Of the liberal patronage already exsen
ted to their establishment the excriUBs OIL their DE-
shall be unremitted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-29
RALSTON < PLEASANTS

RAi.STON & PLEASANTS
T'are JUS, rrceued, and oe7 Gor sale at their Store
coyne~ o. ID dtd l5h streets,
0SG Bags fin green LagnrO coffee
N~'O 100 do noun ain St. Domingo do
So do Rio dn
10 hhds primo green Cuba do
% bags old Java do
So hhds best dry New Orleans sugar
% do common do
Il DO d-y Porto Rico do
SO do very superior St. Croix 20
o, hh,ls Trinidad and y. Orleans ulolGsscs
pipes Holland gin
81 barrels Old rye whiskcv
20 hbls and hhds corrrnon do
- chests guppowier and imperial tea
80 sides oak and heuock tanned soal leather
500 sacks Liverpool filed salt
- boxes sNl0 window glass
0 do 1919 do July 30
sNS Bags Havana, Rio and st. Domin.
go coffee
hhds St. CroiX sugar
lT do Baltimore whskcy
do jamaica ram
9 pipes Cognac brandy
do Hollands gin
10 casks French Madeira vino
5 half chests imperial tca--tor sale by
arg s5-ts ID. TIMBERLAKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-29

NOTICE.
4 IL persons having claims against tic estate Of
- Marceus Smith deceased, either as partner Of
The late firm ofPleasants a. Smith, or Individually
arc requested 10 mako them known to Mr.. Abbott
At the Wing Office.
JAMES PLEASANTS,) Adun'rs o.
mar o JNO. MORRIS (M S. dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-29

RACON.-2O,o0O lbs. Of very fine and
LIZ well cnrcd bacon, for sale at the Dock by.
sept - JAMES WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-29
P1CgLEME.

/ ~. BbAGIRE, opposite the Eagle door has G.r sal,
~ tie articles used in making the Green and yellow Pic
viz InmeIic Long and Black Pepper
Cloves, Mace Ginger aud Mustard Seed
- Allspce, Cinnamon, ione radish md Garlic
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-01
TRUST SALE OF LAND.

sept "a.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-01

DY virtue of = Deed Of Trust executed by
ID David Rees and John Brannard to he
subscriber, Trustee for the benefit Of The B,nk
OF the Valley in Virgins. will be sold at Dub
lie auction 10 The highest, bidder, for ready ma,
ney. at the Cou House of Berkeley County,,
on The 18Th day Of October meet, being cour, ds,.
a Tract Of Land situate in the county OF Berke.
lev, on the north SIDE Of Baok-Creek, adioin.
ing the lands Of John Yates, formerly Rebt.
Dunlap, Nathan Ross and Levi Brannou. con.
tanning 29o 'sores, be the same more or less,
The purchaser may have the privilege of put.
ting an accommodation Note In The Bank Of he
Valley 10 Virginia, instead Of paying essh. CT.
cept as to the expenses Of The sale and adyer
Using. The title is believed TO be ind ubats
Die. The sub soriber will convey the said Land
az Trustee.
JAMES HODGE, Trustee.
September "a
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-01
Why is a man who expects a kiss,

Why is IA man who expects 4 kiss,
aud is refused. like a Shlpwreck G,her
mar? Because he has lost his smack
When one is going 10 kiss q girl,
and she won't let him, why he is like
a gunsmithf Because he has made a
blubder. buss.
The best of men appear sometimes
10 be strange compounds of conlradic
tory qualities; and were the accidental
oversight and folly OF The wiscst man
the faiIings and imperfections Of q reli.
gious man-ti,e hasty acts and passion
ale workso of a meek man-werc they
10 rise up in Judgment against them,
and an il'natuled judge be suffered TO
ozark, 10 this manner, what has been
done amiss-what character so unex.
ceptienable as TO be able to stand be-
fore HIM Sterne.
Aim at perfection in every thing,
tho in most things it is unattainablc,
however, they who aim al il, and per
severe. will come much nearer 10 it
than those whose laziness and despou.
dency make them give it up as unat.
tainable.- Cheste, field.
A young FFenchman, complaining
cI the gravity Of Americans, said
They gote q ball aud dance as if they
dad il by order of the iepisIotnreD
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-01
Mojor General anthony Wnyns

Mojor General Anthony Wnsns
A remarkably intelligent lady, who
recoIlects GENERAL Wayne before the
Revolutionary War, when serving in
q civil capacity as an officer OF the
county, gave This sketch of him.-"i
was then . lii.ls girl Of nine or ten
years old hnt | remember him well,
as he appeared at my fathers with sc
veral other persons on business of the
county His form and figure were
robie-his manners graceful, and |
remember as he used TO ascend the
stairs where the commissioners sat,
there was a Iightncss Of step and a
dignity in his air, very imposing,
which | shall never forget. AT table
Mr.. Wayne carved the Turkey: | caE
see him as il WIRE row, carefully tuck
Ing in the ruflles iha. were over his
haods, for he dressed in the mos. ele
gaat fashion Of the olden times, and
when he applied the carving knife. the
bird seemd TO fall apart without effect.
lie was a man eve IN applica
ton while business VA. tran. acting;
W." iiih bFc ZIG "Ss iUN vi iiuiiIct htiu
sang his song with the merricst OF
the company"
\ year ago, there came 10 my house
asotdier ofthe Revolution, named An
drrS Wallis or Wallace. He had
bacu much with Wayne, and was, as
he states, a. the stOrming of Stony
Point. One fact he mcntionsn hich
1 ~rcco!lect no where 10 have seen in
The relations of that .Fansactisn.
That a person by the name Of
Wade, who was a Sergeant in the
Army of Wayne, at Paoli, and on that
occasion deserted and pilnted the enc
my on the night of Toe Massacre, was
fourd in Stony Point in The uniform of
q British officer. He was recognized
snt hr,hwith executed. Isihere any
on" vho can confirm The story.
Wallis. the soldier Of whom I spesk
- ore of the most extraordinary men
L ever me' 81 March mex, he will be
one hundred years old. and vet last
week hr fas at lhe office ca foot. with
a pack OH his back, on his way 10
philadelphia The old soldier speaks
ri his gallant commander, Gen Wayne
10 terms Of The highest admiration and
fondest srfection.- Village Record.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-01

kegImental Orders.

Z VIE first Battalion OF the nth Rect
V. M Will muster on Saturday the 3ibi
" october at the Cross Rosts, Hoaks Run, the
second Battalion will muster at Dsrkesville en-
Saturday the 7h Of November, the Battalion
court for the iirst Battalion wiz be held on The
t.tn OF November at The house of Abrsham
maiiatt, snd The Battalion court for the second
battalion will be held OF The 23d of November
a, the bouse OF Robert Book in the town Of
.Dafkesy,Il, here vii be a Regimentsl cour,
hroesen in the town Of Martinsburp ON lie
3Oth of November.
Llen,. Col. J; Myers win command the first
na.'a'ioh, s'sJ' MI. Cis,k will command The
second, aud Cspt. w. Morgan will ,ake The
omman OF the Gerrards,own COMPANY. ,nry
viii De respected and obeyed accordingly.
me Troop OF Horse Commanded by Can't.
tsndofen will muster with the first Bs,,sI,an
zoe Light Infantry commanded by Cant. Kel,
Yer will muster with the second Ba,,alson.
WA. GREGORY.
September "a
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-01

Mime Eic:iion - BY q statement
IN the Boston Daily advertiser OF the
returns 70: Governor, as far as heard
from, Hunion, anti administration, has
received % SIG votes, and Smith.
Jacksonian, Is 500 votes.
FermOnt Elections Returns have
h~ea received from 40 towns, Of The
votes cast Tor Governor. Crafts, anti
Jtsksen candidate, has received 7O26
vatfs: Allen, ami Masonic ,24O3 votes;
snj Doslittie, Jackson, 1864 votes,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-01

xnesntssges, not to vote for declaring
the colonies independent, the early pa
tron and oanefactoF Of toe Distinguished
William p nckney,' a member % the
HaryianI ~roavenuoa which adopted ne
Ne,y Constitution: chief justice OF Nd.
and appointed y Washington al associ.
ate indg, nf the court Of the U States.
sAaCsL ADAMS, a Hatiye of Boston
: y soe scholar, a merchant by probes
: sion. was horn AID September, I722.-
Z He reported the FIRST resolution to the
: citizens Of Boston, denying the right OF
b thr mother country to tax the colonies
against their consent for purposes of
? revenue: a political writer OF eminence,
y member of congress- eight times, q
meunher of the convention which form
ea the constitution Of his state: and OF
the convention which adopted the con-
s.i,ution NJ the United States: lieut.. 60.
vernon and governor OF Massachusetts,:
4one of tbe prescribed patriots whom The
British authorities proclaimed beyond
tho reach ofpsrdon. Died 81 October,
1908, IN his sqd rear.
.Iorx HANCOCK, a scholar and a mar
4-of Immense we .ltb, was born near Q1in
rv Mass. 1875 A member of the &c.
neral court: chosen speaker, and re
ieri.d by the governor acted with San
usl Adams, ia remonstratlng against
TIE aassacre by the soldiers on the bth
. Mich, the year following, pronounced
= his celebrated speech on the massacre
~ occasion. was one OF the prescribed pa
~ triais with Samuel Adams A member
of The first congress-: and president al
7" the second and third. in WATCH capacity
= be sigued the Declaration of lndspsn
e dance. which separated the colonies
from the mother country forever: gsv.
: eruor OF his native state, q series OF
times. lie spent large sums Of his am
: ple fortune 10 benevolent charities, and,
ws."gathered 10 his fathers ia a rips
. old age, loved, rsYered' and lamsnted'
Judge Chsse being at Annapolis on bus
ness, sitsnsed a debating club composed ct a
number Of spirited Young men. During the
debate he discovered one who spoke wits re
markable ease, elsquence and Huency; alter
the debate was through, the Judge sought an
acquaintance With the young man, and learned
his name was pinckncy. that he was poor, and
was then earning his bread by his services in IN
apoihecary's shop, and designed studying me
dicine. The Judge sdytsed him 10 study law;
and offered him the use of hs library, and IN
vitrd him to live in his family until he had com
pleied his studies. These propositions ware
gladly accepted, and young Pinckney put up bis
trunk immediately for the Judges residence,
This same young men afterwards secanne one OF
: the most distinguished tsvyerscf his time at
torney general Of the Unied States. and minister,
10 Rome.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-01
rLO0k at This!

HYHE subscriber once more, and 70,
a the las, time, requests all those indeb,,l
to him, to mike inmediste payment; he beinJ
much in want OF money. renders this sbsslutel,
necessary. Those failing TO pay by he first q
November next, (mose especially tbo,e Of ltnJ
tssnding) need not expect further Indulgence
for il is his determination to bring suit aaainsI
all delinquen,s at November court.
WILLIAM KROEsgy.
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September "a
SALE OF LAND.-By virtue
Dad of rrnE execntpd BY David Hen

TRUST SALE OF Landry virtue
4 Decd Of Trust executed by David Hen.
sell and Wife to the undersigned trustees, da
ted FEBRUARY S h, 1925, aud duly recorded in the
Office of The. County Court of Frederick TO Sc,
cure the paymen, of a certain sum Of money
therein mentioned, will be sold tor cash, at the
house where the said Rensell resides on the
i0th day Of Ocssoer necf, six acre one rood ard
twenty poles of Land, the residue OF a large
trsct. the other part having been sold uoder a
Mortgage; the Land is of q good quality and
joins The land Of David ltees and Others the title
10 believed to bu good, but the trustees will only
convey such title as is vested in them.
WILLIAM HASLIN.
E8ENEZE2 C0E.
September ~.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-01

FIRGLLd-Berketey county to court, ~is:
AUGUST TEaM, 1873.
John S Gano and Mary his wife1
late Mary Hertzog PltE.
AGAINST.
Elizabeth Hertzog, widow of
William ~flertzog deed. Elijah
Her'zog, Thomas Middleton
& Sarah his wife, late Sarah , IN Chaaee,y
iIertzog, Enoch IIerlzog,
John ITrstzog, william iIert.
cog, Elizabeth Herlzog. Anne
Her'zng, and Joseph tiert.
zog heirs OF william Hertzog
decd, Def,s
The defendants, Thomas Middleton & Sarah
his wife and William Her'zog, not having en-
,tred their appearance, ard given security &C.
oordlng to the act ut assembly ard the rules OF
THIS court. and It appearing TO the satisfaction
OF the court that the defendsnts, Thomas
Middleton < Sarah his wife and William Hert.
cog. are not inbsbitsnts of this commonwealth;
10 ordered. thst they 90 appear here on The
I'd Monday in October aexi, & answer the bill
OF the complainant. and THAI a copy oftiis order
be published in the Nsrtinsbnrg Gazette for
two months succe %ssively. and posted a. Ihs door
OF the Court House Of this county.
a copy -reste.
JOHN S~TR0TEIER, c 3. c.
August 2o.-2m
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-01
FOR SALE.

a THREE year old sAXoNY male SHEEP
= imported by C. Smith, ESQ Of Gsoree'
'o" ~. c. JOHN YATES.
Near CharlestOwn, Sept. "a, 1879.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-01

ikON!-iRON!
Aust received an aIlitioasI supply Of Penn.
- baker Iron, well assorted; for sale by
June q CONRAD uipR