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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-11-04

EXTRAORDINARY ANIMAL. A very fine
and peculiar African Bull has arrived in New
York, in the ship Harriet from London, in,
tended as present to Stephen Girard, Esq.
of Philadelphia. This animal is noticed at
length in the Magazine of Natural Histo-
ry," which contains very spirited drawing
of the Bull, and delineates his peculiarites
with much mihuteness and fidelity. His
form is somewhat like the Urus, but heavier
in the hind quarters; and his shoulders pos
sess great depth-his hair is short and silky,
and his color a cream or yellowish white.
But the most peculiar part of the animal is
his eye, the iris of which is of pale blue
color, but when he is irritated, it varies from
a pale blue to lilac or deep CRIMSON
NJ Y Courier.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-11-04

STYLE is - STYLE. The genuine sublime
and ridiculous of bathos were never more hap
PLY combined than in the following paragraph,
from the Dover IN. H. Gazette, jealous
Jackson print:
o! New Hampshire would to God that
the waters of thy Merrimack could wash
the foul stain, made by the coalition, from
thy character--or that the recording Angel.
who has beheld the dsgraceful means re-
sorted to by base, corrupt and unprinci-
pied coalition, and who carries thy black
deed to Heavens canceery [qu. chancery1
on high, could drop tear upon it, and blot
it forever! but no! Having dipped their
pens in venom, to deliniate their SANDER
upon our venerable President jackson, they
resort to means the most infamous, the
most degrading. Not content with their
"blood and carnage" previous to his cleo
ton, they are striving to make the ignorant
land Ignorant that person must be to believe
it, believe that it is Jackson who has caus-
ed " thin faced" pistareens to be worth no
more than seventeen cents. But the public
may rest assured that Jackson has no more
control in reducing Spanish money, because
it is partly worn out, than the Merrimack
Hangman."
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-11-04

AFFLTcTING EVENT. A son of Mr..
James Alley, living beween Lynn and Mar
blehead, went out cunning on Tuesday
last, and did not return at night. The
family supposing he had gone to spend the
night with some connexions not far distant,
were under no apprehensions for his safety.
But on his failing to return the next day
ne was sought for among his friends; but
he had not been seen. On tracing his u.s.
ual track into neighborng swamp, he was
found, liieiess, lying with his gun across
his legs and his dog beside him. A charge
of shot had entered his breast, through
some accident, as is supposed. The grief
of the parents on hearing the circumstances
can only be imagined. The deceased was
about 10 years of age.-Lynn Mirror.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-11-04

GAME DUTY. Some idea of the reve-
nue. derived from the English game laws,
and OF the love of field sports, which pre-
walls among those who were not born with
tho right to shout even upon their own soil,
may be formed from the fact, that the Lon
don Sun of Sept. 10, contains a list of per-
sons who have obtained general certificates,
permitting them to use a gun, at the rate
of Ed lbs. 3d., for the year 1929, which
list comprises the names of nine hundred
and fifty six individuals, in London, West
minister and Middlesex. The names ofthir-
teen Game Keepers are also given, making
the amount paid for these licenses, G356i,
Is 3D., more than $4,000 dollars The list
is only made up to the LIST of September,
just the commencement of the shooting sea
son, and probably does not contain one halt
who will apply to "his Majesty's Commits
sloners of Taxes" for permission to fire off a
gun.-Prov. american.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17
New ORLEANS. Aug. I'll.

Important Law Case -Before Mr..
Prevail, Justice OF the Peace. in this CT.
ty, a case involving the right and duty
ofa Court afthis Country to deliver up
a desetter from a foreign army within
its territory, was discussed 1t arose
from a demand made By a Lieutenant
of the Spanish force at the Turn. for the
arrestation and delivery of a dsserter, te
bis officers and is resisted on various
grounds. No decision of the case aas
yet taken place, and the early state Of
the matter prevents US from giving a
more detailed outline OF the matter
Mer. .Adp.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17

THE official organ Of the Govern.
ment announces that every post brings
additional evidence from Y. England
of growing change Of epinion' IN
favor of the present Administrator.
among those who were originally mos,
violently opposed TO General Jackson
We know not from what quarter ,ueh
viiencs may be derived. Whatever
1t may be, we believe that those WIN
rely upsn It will 10 the end find them
selves deceived. We see not the
slightest indication OF aay growing
confidence 10 the present Admini.tra-
ton Onthe contrary it would not he
difficult 10 cite proof of the reverse OF
the p, opposition, for example. the resuIr
OF the late election in Rode Island
An altemp. was made 10 choose Jack
son members Of Congress, and il We
may judge from the tone of he papers
who supported them, With expectations
Of success The result was shown
that the Jackson party 10 that State is
truly insignificant, and the majority
against them overwhelming
Boston ID. Adv
The annual State election in Yer.
mont took place last week. The
Windsor Journal gives Us returns from
ten townships. in which the aggregate
vote for Mr.. Crafts, the Anti jackson
candidate Tor Governor, was 1885, and
for Mr.. Dooiittle, the Jackson candi
date, 222
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17


DIbLIC SALE. - vii offer At public SAFE,
4 on Saturday. the 26h IF the present nsnsh,
before tha tavern Of William kruesen, in the
town of Maftinsburg, the usdiptdsd interest Of
the late A3aAHAa ID. Lone, il The SL.ATES Of
bis grandfather Abraham Davenport, deed
The said Abrshsm ID Longs representatives.
are entitled to tsyo sesenths Of said Slaves
One share his own dis, ributive imerest-ihe O..
ther, the interest OF James Long, his brother.
regularly transferred 10 him BY deed, recorded
in the county court Of Jefferson. The Slaves
are nov nineteen in number, and are perhaps
the most valuable sat Of Slaves in Virginia
OF them (isaac now living with John Me-
ciesry. Martinsburg.) viii not be inciuded in
the sale.
The above property viii be exposed to sale
upon a credit of ninety dsys-The cireumstsn.
ces OF Longs estate not admitting a longer
credit. The purchaser viii execute . sote,
with good endersers. negotiable and payable in
The Bank of the Valley in Chsriestown,
GEORGE 5. LANE, y3du'r.
~ .fbrahasn u. Long, decd.
Sept. 10. 1899.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17

There is no doubt of the election OF
the following gentlemen as Represents
tiees from this State in the next Con
gress: Dixon II. Lewis from the South
ern Congressional District, aud Il K b.
Baylor from the Middle District, with
large majorities; and c c. Clay fron
the Northern District, with q majority of
a few hundred. From our intimate ac-
qusintance with "A Of the gentlemen,
and the very honorable mention made
OF the qualifications OF the ether tive,
we feel assured that Alabama will be
represented with ability. As soon as
complete returns shalt have been re-
ceivsd, we will give the relative votes OF
all the candidates alabama Jeur.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17


N FOR SALE.-- Iae subscriber will OF
IL fer for ssic by pah,ic suction at the Eouse
and tavern of Il Snodgrsss, or Back Greek. on
the 2iss day Of Octeser neri, all thst tract Of
land lying 10 the county of Berkeley, on the
ives; side Of the North Monnlain between
Mount Zion Church and Parks Gap, containing
bstwesn 8 and 900 acres 9th several small te.
nements ,hereoD,ihe land TO be sold in ioss,a di
vision by actusi survey will commence on the
LIST day Of October, persens wishing to become
purchasers, would do well TO attend the division
as thereby the locality Of tie different let's and
their quality could be satisfactorily sscertsired.
This LAM Is principally in Woods, a considvrs
bic pcrtion Of which is vaIuabls timber Ais
a, the same tim. aud place, shalt offer for sale
another tracl Of land, situate in the county Of
Berkeley on the eastern base Of the third hill!
Mount-in, containing upwards OF 600 acres,
which will also be sold ia such lots IS may suit
putchssers-Fhe terms o fsale, one third cash,
and the balance in two equal annual ias,airE enls
on satisfactory security tor The payment thereof
being given. Fer further particulars apply 10 n.
S~nodgrss., William Grantham, Esq or Mr..
Joseph Henderson.
COLIN AUaD.
"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17


FfHGLNLd-B erkedeg esmlr esu,s, 10 rsis.
S~rpTEsBER TENN, 1929.
Jaeak Bssore and Eieaaor his wife Jacsk Smith
and Fanny his wife, and Margaret Parker,
Paatnafs,
AGAINsT
Jehn Parker aud Charles Downs and Nancy
ms wife, Diff.
IN CHA.NCERY.
The defendant, John Parker not having enter
ed his Appearance, and given security according
to he act OF assembly and the rules OF this cour,,
and II appearing to the satisfaction OF The court
that ibe defendant, John Parker Is not aninhab.
liant OF this commonwealth, IL is ordered, that
he do appear here on the ID Monday 10 No.
vember nexs and W the bill Of the compIain.
ants. and that a copy Of this order be published
IN the Mart;nsbnrg Gazette for two months sue.
eessively, and posted 1t The door Of he Court
House Of dis county I
A copy--Teste.
JOHN sTRoIHRR, C. g.. C.
S~rtamhe- II - 1nn
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17

PGrricide We have, this week /,
the melancholy duly to record the death
CT the venerable Maj Gen. Will
Liza VI BROOKE, of Rsdsor town.
ship, Delaware county lafilctes open
hn by the hands OF mis- son, Thomxs
Brooke. W. nave DOT learned all the
particular, aud as he is under arrest,
10 be dealt with asa jury OF hls caua.
try may think proper, il would be un.
just TO remark further upon The SUBJECT
General Brooke was a soldier of the
revolution, and a firm friend 10 his
country. in the hour of danger. He
was brave aud a good man. aud OF
his sterling worth and usefulness TO
society; the large circle of friends aud
acqaaintancss he has lefs can testify
Alter suffering the prisations and hard.
ships OF the war of Independence, and
living to sac bis country prosperous
aud happy, he has fallen, at the age OF
80 years, a victim TO tbs brutal pas
sions OF him, who shonld have been
the staff and support oil his declining
years. General B formerly resided
near the Trap, in this county, where he
owned a valuable farm, but SOLD Il
upwards of a year ago, and removed
10 Delaware. He oliciated as Presi
dent, al the celebration Of the SID an
niversary ofour national independence.
in that country, on the 18th nit.
NorrisLoton Register.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17
Drawing on the Stn october.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY.
No 9 iof 1919

NVHHN , UFFIsE, BtI.FtNtIEF.V
August IS , 10 =
GTFh's Scheme is artsoged IN Il. sft ~
EVEN system. winch : .,uasss eao.
sequence 81 it, rs,sbi, She'd and unes. 81.
phiarlty by ibis mvte 81 dfawtrg n e4at, 4
scsureu ~ se.'eis pstrnt unHssr srs ~ ts,i.
ted states) the holder a t@u aet rtxc
shates Is certan Of sbisi,.sag ri r. j 6,xs<
and ssay draw three Aaa ~ ,sa, n st.aa
for ans greater quantity.
The drawing Of scheme Ne 4 etltas r-
"" 'n1 ~ oepteMoefj zen tasgY ae .T4tf
ase."s ause"'"is'st mShe 'hyt ~tT tbs
Commissioners therefore ~ or1 = e-at
those At q distance to avss il,fs..s ~ n
chances offered by these rspuisf ) &C.
this time sanoun.e ,he scAs az . 80 a..
drawing vt wlncs, will tAtt 81 a "a
Thursday. ne SFE ttcg bet,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17
September II

Dt5LtC sALE VIII os sold, D, puolic
L auction, at the residence ofthe subscriber,
on 0pcckon Creek, on Saturday, the 24,h Oct.
next, the following personal property, belong.
ing to the late William Gorrell, lr. to wiz; One
Coli, one Feather Bed, Bsdstead and Bedding
one "a hour Clock and case. Bureau, Saddle
and Bride, together with some other articles,
not necessary to mention. Six months credit
will be given tbs purchaser, upon giving bond
with approved security
WILLIAM GoRRELL, sen. .7dm'r.
Sent. II.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17
MaTtinsburg, Sept. II, 1879.

NoIiCE.-ihe subscriber about 10 remove
~ to The western country, hereby n.tifes ali
persons with whom he may have dealings, tn At
he has LEFT bis Esther, Henry Bowers, sen. 10 sct.
lie the same. All ofbis accounts &c. arc lei in
his hands; those indebted. will picesc call on him
Immediately end make payment; and those Lay
ing claims against me, will cali on him and re
ceiss the amount, that MAJ be due them.
GEORGE BOWERS.
CaptartM~i II
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17

Great racking match and unpre-
cedeatedspecd = Yesterday a~flsrnoon,
at half past A o'clock, a race was run
on Long Island Course by the selsbra
ted horses, Bowery Boy and Stranger
The distance was two miles and re-
peat. The first heat was racked in 5
minutes and 4 | 2 seconds-the sscond
10 5 minutes z seconds. Both heats
were won by Bowery Boy-the first
with ease, and the last by a short dis
lance. AT q former race, Stranger
was the winning horse.-N. Y. GGS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17
FREpEnIoKrowN, Md. Sept. a.

TOWN, NC. Scpt. q. .
A man named Bockius, a oative of
this tswn, returned a few days ago,
after an absence of thirty-fvs years,
during which period no ,idiugs respect
lug him had been received by his
iriepds, AL the age Of about 20 beng
! n a OF our seaports, in a freak he
took passage for Germany; ne soon
after entered the Prussian army, and
has been a soldier ia the king, service
nearly eyer slnce.-Citizea. 5
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17


nv sirtus Of three several deeds Of trust.
~ Iva: one from DAVID Rees and sarah his
wife, TO A. $. TtdbaIl bearing date On the 27,h
day Of April. 1924; one from David Rees 10
James Hodg-, bearing date on the Sd day Of
November, 1926; snd one frem said David
kees 10 w. G. Singleton, bearing date on The
Aih june. 1929 recorded in The Office OF Der.
keiei county court, the undersigned trustees in
he said several deeds. viii sell st public suc.
unn 10 The highest bidder, en- Saturday The 17fk
ady 81 Ocfster nsrf, between the hours OF eie-
ven anu 0ne o'clock, at the hsuss Ut Zschsriah
Sanks adjoining the premises, = tract OF land
lying IN Berkeley sounty, bounded IS by survey
there-f. rrsea,iy made by Joseph Hackney. as
foiiowss beginning al a stsne in the road supps-
seu 70 De Ia the county line between Frederick
and Berkeley, and running With il No. So Wess
1888 poles TO a white oak IN David Hensen.s
hoe, corner TO the par, recently purchased by
Daniel WRIGHT; thence No So east ~ 3 poles
10 sblsck oak and walnut corner 10 Russell and
henscll, thence with Russell, No. ~, east ~
poles to q white oak cerncr TO Russell, thence
9Th another of his lines, So. y0dg IS east las
9 poles TO q black ok smother eorner TO said
Russcli, thsnce So. 90 west IS poles to q stone
y the mouth of q lane in the Martinsburg road.
thence with il So. i9s ~est 9e poles to the be.
.gtning, containing LOT acres, 8 roods and %
poles sfland. . (which about thirty acres is we'll
timbered.
Terms Of sale, sne third Of the purchase mo-
nsy and in addition thereto . sum suHicient to
pay I'll costs and commissions in cash-sne
third in elk months, and the residue in IL
months from the day Of sale.
A. s. TIDBALL.
JAMES HODGE, Srrmfees.
". @ SINGLE roN.S
Winchester, sept. IL, 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17

SALE -On Friday nexl, lto.mor
4 row.. the undersigned, executors OF David
Hunter, decd. will cell at the late rss,dence IL
SAID deceased, al hp Household and kitchen
furniture, consisting in part of Beds, BedstesJs
aud Bedding; Fables, Side board, Sofa. Cl,.irs,
carpets, &c. together with 4 Ten plste stoves,
a small plantation Wagon, sixteen Sheep. y
Hofse and Cow. Acredit of nine months viii!
oe gwen on all sums over five dollars, the pur.
chaser giving bond with s~ecutity.
PHILIP e PENnLEToN.
J0HN S1R0THER.
Ml~tlnehurr Sent ~ 1910
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17
.MaRRIED.

On Thursday evening last. by the Rev. Mr.
Medtsrt, MIR. Rs5tfi Stuart, OF this county, 70
Mrs. Dorothy Ea.asefA Lise, of this place.
Last evening, BY the Rev. Mr. Gtldxs. Mr..
Francs Kelly o'FeraH. of Wheeling, to Miss
Jane y Ketneg, cfthis county
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17

Il a Decd of Trust executed BY David Hen
sell and Wife to the undersigned ,rus tees, da
led FEBRUARY 5'h, 1925, and duly recorded ia the
office of the County Court Of Frederick to Sc.
cure the payment of a certain sum of money
therein mentioned, will be sold for cash, at the
nouse where the said Hensell reside on the
I0h dry ef Ocfsser aert, six acres one rood ard
twenty poles Of Land. the residue of q large
tract, the other part having been sold under a
Mortgage; the Land % OF a good quality and
joins The lard OF David Rees aud others the title
. believed TO be good, but the trustees win only
convey such title as 10 vested in them
WILLIAM MASLIN.
EBENEzEa ceE
September IT,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17
FssDER,oxsnuRe VA SEPT. 8

|t5EDERJCKsBURG. tVA) SEPT. 8
we have beeo shewn, 10 dsy by
7 osIient Of the "VigiDie Gold
ping Company" now working in
'o,,sylvaop County, on the farm of
r Marshall Johnson, the result OF
lah0rs for the la. four weeks. Ii
D'lsl of 1900 dwt. OF native gold,
Value of which is something like
ere hundred dollars. The pros.
Is Of the Company are flattering,
| Inc amount which we have seen
De considered, bot as the earnest
'htIr future success. The average
.u' Of their mining is about $40 par
-lArena
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17

he first number of "The Journal Of
|Ith"has Just made its appearance in
delphia.--The work is TO be Con
led by an association Of physicians"
|amoog these report places some res
liable names.
Impressed with a belief. that
Kind might be saved a large amount
and disease, by a suitable
Of that natural laws to which
bomsn --~Ais s4bj cted, toey pro-
: laying down plain precepts, IN easy
and tam.,iar language. for the re
'doa Of all the physical agents neces-
y to health, and TO point cat under
al circus stances OF Excess ar mis sp
radoa they become Injurious and fa-
Bet Gaz
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17

0fhe Editor Of the Gazette being much in
want Of money, requests all those indebted to
HIN TO make immediate payment. u Is iodespen-
SADLY necessary that this notice be attended TO
September II.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17

The sentence Of the court in the case
George Swearingen, has been re
ged bv his Exceliency the Cover
!. and the warrant forwarded 10 the
Of Allegany county fer his ex
zion to take place on Friday the se
u Of October next.
pn the 8tb day Of September 1928,
murdered his wife, and on the 9th
! of September, 1929, warrant Tor
execution was forwarded
Mary. Gas.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17

PHILADELPHIA, SEPT z
Sheep. "A gentleman who resides
NE ne'ghhorhood of this city, has
|'' during the present season, a Cock
one hundred and eighty foil blooded
emo sheep, for tho SUN OF $50 dol
Is In The flock were 100 ewes and
J lambs.
The same gentleman, in 1917, re
f"ed 80 dollars . head for a flock OF
rep 30 III number, which were no
'ays superior 10 those he has sold this
far at the rate of / dollar and So
'nts a head.
Richard Ward, a very ingenious
scnanic of Salem Bridge. Connect
! mas lately invented a clock which
."'as Itself up. j. keeps correct
and strikes the hour regularly, e.
continue TO run until worn out,
n'out the application OF any power
i0 So it 10 said.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17

nIEn.

In Fredcricktown Md on The 10th inst. Col.
Stephen Sie,rer, IN the 6lst year Of his age.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17
YATES 3 MTMrvvM

"sSssHg foss ~. q.
IAN othcal account % tins I, az : viii be-
fors srdsd 70 adsrasafets, tree 81 t3sss9e.
Washington, u. q. September II. .s}Y.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17
GEORGE KELLER.

7.lKE NOTICE.
THAT on Saturday, the 10th of October,
Il 1898, At the tavern OF William. Kroeses. IN
tho town Of Maftinsburg. | win take the depo
Of sundry witnesses to be read in evil
|dence 10 . suit depending in the Berkeley
county cour.of chascery, in which ysu aDs .
are defendants and I am comPlai cant.
ROBERT p. BRYARLEy.
Sept. 10. ls29.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17

Small Pea. We are serry TO learn
that the small pox Infection still exists
IN this neighbor hood. Some grown
persons who bad undergone, or must
certainly he supposed to rave under
gone vaccination, have been seized.
Quebec Star
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17

5000 Yards Homemc re Linen.
XNTE save on hand Five TIL Ns.ad fsrds
w Homemade Lnrns asserted, y uoh ~c VIII
seIi very lev. particularly BY large q 'antues-
Fsrmerso o. Merchants Ssntsag the arsssss sih
&c wei to examine teen.
We also have q large supply Of Homemade
TwlPG Bags.
TowNER ( HARRIS.
Shnnhnrdafnmn- arnfnmhAr IL l
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17

The Lynchburg Virginian, in addition
EAs names already mentioned as ran
|atss Tor President of the Virginia
proposes ALFRED III Pow
Of Frederick, with the following rs.
|rks:
i incumbent, particularly on the
.odsof white representa- ou,to concen-
L their strength, in the choice OF that
officer, on a gentleman whs
ess with them in opinion. For, al
ugh va have no doubt perfect fair
!, would be manifested ia the consti
Jon Of the committee. in any event,
I'VE should leave nothing TO chance, on
Important an occasion. "A word to
wise is sufficient
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17
Dr.. HONORE Mar TIN,

czssLh HAVING located himself near the
49, Swan pond (st The late residence
E1s1 OF Richard ~CIsggctt.) offers bis
professional services 10 the inhabi.
tsnts Of the surrounding country.
Berkeley county, SEP. 10 If.