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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06
E brigade ORDERs-The training

EsRIGADE ORDERS-The training Of
z b the Officers of the 67th Regiment will
commence at MartInsbur&, on the I2al day
OF May next, and continue three days. The
Regiment will laasteg a. the same place on
the 9Th May. The Brigade Inspector oG the
18th Brigade. Virginia Militia, aud al the
Officers required by law 60 attend, viii at
tend the training and Regmental Musters,
according TO the above appointments
REG2MET4L ORDERS.
E IEUT. CONRAD HoGMiRE is APP
e. pointed Adjatantto The 9th Regiment.
He will be obeycd and respected accordingly
r. The Rifle Company commanded by
Capt. Charles James Faulkner, is dissolved.
The members composing said company viii
do duty in the line in their respective dis
tricts.
I Capt. HEnsv BAsHoRE willtake command
of the NortA Town Company until further
orders
WIN. GREGORY,
Col 9Th ReSt v. M.
March % I39n
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06

EUOGMIRE &. BOYD are receiving theE
Il T. supply Of Spring and summer Coodsi
which vii be sold on accommodating iernisi
they therefore request all persons wishing ia
purchase to call and examine their stock
consisting OF
Blue, Black, Olive, Brown, s. mixed Cloths;
Cassimeres, s Cassinetts, Black Brocheue;
Black Priucetta, Ciroassians ) Bombazstts;
Black and colored BonhazInes, Nankln
and Canton Grapes;
Black Satin LeyantInc, and Sarsnet
Black Italian Lutstrlng;
Fancy colored Grape DE Lyons;
Ditto, do PamarIncs and Cote Paly;
White and colored Gro de Maps;
White, Pink, and Green .FloreHces;
Gauze Scaris and Italian Grapes;
Fancy, SuK, Poplin, and Barrage Handkfs,
SpittleGeld and Bandanno do
Linen Cambria and Berkeley do.
Fancy CrAvats, Cotton Bandsnnoes;
Irish Linens and Lawns, Brown irish Linens,
Burlaps, clearinghouse Russia SbeetDg,
Diapers, Marsallles Nesting, Cotton and SIik
iI0se, Umbrellas aud PaTas0l3, thread Bobl-
nett, .Laces and Edgngs, Feather Fans,
Calicees new style GlOglsams, French
Muslin, IN new ariicle,) Swiss, Lano, jack
uett, Null ana Cambria MusIins, Linen Cam
brio and Imitation Muslin, Bonnet and solor-
I'll Canlbrics, Ribbonds, assorted, BelIngs,
Gloves. Suspendcrs, Brades, Tapes, i.assel
shell luck and Side Counts, Buttons, &c |
~ ether with IN extepslye assortment Dido |
me tic Goods, Queen >, Glass, and Stone
Ware. Wooden Ware, Groceries, Hard |
Ware, Paints, Dye studs, Brushes, STATEN
iry, Sc.
Martinsbuyg, April s, 1886
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06
SPREAD E.4GLE

is beautiful bay, full sixteen hands high,
handsomely marked. black mane, tale and
legs, and for elegance Of form, figure, action,
and movement, is not exceiied by any horse
in the Valley Spread Eagle was sired by
the noted horse Wing, formerly owned by
the ubscriber-Whig was sired by dle just
" celebrated horse True Wing, of New Jcr-
sey, who has the credit Of producing tho best
and finest stock Of harness ahd saddle horses
ever raised in that State: Wings dam was
by the celebrated imported Brown Highian-
de-, his grand dam by Old Hickory. Spread
Eagles dam was sired by Dir Able Seysnour's
well known turf horse Spread Eagle, who
was sired by Col. Holiness imported Spread
Eagle, whose fame Oh the British turf 10 well
known; and as Stallion in America, stands
9nfivaled: his dam by the four mile horse
Edicong; her dam Try Bacchus, who was the
first horse that ever beat The imported horse
Paul Jones 1t VIII be seen that this young
horse has some OF the best crosses in Ameri
ca; he has roved himself sure and good
foal getter, his colts being large, fine & active
April 8, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06
WILLIAM B. KING.

PEDIGREE-,chich cG,'not be ercceded.
THE MARYLANDER is one of the best
bred horse in America; be was got by Rat.
tier. which was by Sir Archy, and SIR AIcty
by Dioned; the dam of Aiarylander was IT,
celebrated running mare Noimetangure or
Touch me not, by Topgallant, aud he ly
Diomed: the grand dam of Marylander ~,
t4ie lam Of Sir Archy tEsstsniia9 so tha,
nothing can exceed the blood CT this horse
Given from under my hand, this 9TH day of
January, 1913.
WILLIAM THORNTON.
Dio1aed A Chestnut horse, imported into
Virginia 10 June, 1898, BY Messrs. Lamb and
Younger, and purchased by them of Sir Tho,
mas Charles Bunbnry. Doomed was ioaldtd
in The spring of 1871, and was 81 years of
age when imported into Virginia The fol-
lowing account of this famous horse, 10 whom
the Virgnians are so much indebted Tor thelr
present fine race of horses, cannot be uuia-
teresting-He was one OF the best racers on
the English turf AT three years old, he was
winner seven times without being beaten, al
though he csntended with the best horses
then running Among the races OF that year
he won a sweep stake of 500 guineas, eaih,
and also the Derby stakes at Epson, WHICH
are the most important ia En- giand; and give
the winner more credit than any IN the king
dom; his winnings that year amounted tofiye
thousand guinness. At four years old lac re-
Hed forfeit from the brother of AInpsqUee-
ger for 500 glineas, he won the Fortesquo
stakes, eleven Subscribers, 50 guineas each;
and over fine Beaco Oh Course, miles and up
wards, he won the Claret stakes Of 200 gum
cas- each, beating seven capital horses. and
receiving forfeit from seven Others His win
nings that year amounted to 1850 guineas.
The year he was five he did not start. having
fallen lame. At six years old he won the
Kings plate at clifford, running three 4 auiL
he0ts ,eih lGSibs. on he bach, be run also for
the Kings plate at Levels which he would
bave won had he not falea lame. lie RIA
this year fog two other Kings plates, andwas
the second best horse for each: they wc,s
won by Anvil and Drone. two of the best hor-
ses then on the turf He never started more,
and was afterwards ranked among the best
stations in England. Diomed was got BY
flo,izel lone of the best sons Of King Herod.
His dam by Spectator, grandam SISTER TO iio-
ratius by Blank lying c hildars--shss Bel.
voir by Gra, Grantham--Paget Tuik-Beity
Pera;gai by Leads Arabian. Dioned was
the sire ofsome of the first racers and stall
lions ever raised in Virginia, amongst them
were Top Gallant. WrangieF. Peace Maker.
TGuxtoa, Hamfitonan, Flolizei, Potomac,
and Sir Archy. Diomed died about 1896, up
IL. ~! oil
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06
sP0ETRY.
IErom the .aaIrich Spectator,
.NOW-A-DAYSn

w w -ArOAAS.
.Alaa how eyesy tfins hes changed,
s3inee I was So sef axteens
Whsn. all the girls wsrs homespun froeks,
Aud sprsns nice asd cleani
With hOnncts made Of braided straw,
That tied beasath the chm,
And shswls laid neatly oa the neck,
And fsstensd with pin.
zEsut nov a days toe ladies wear
Freaeh gloves and Leghorn hats
that take up half yard OF sky,
10 coal bod shape or hals,
NVAA gowns tbst do not tall ss low
sks such things ought to fall,
WITH waists that ysu might break in two,
they are so very small.
4 reooilc ct the time whenI
&ode fathers horse to mdl,
Across the pesdow, rocky field,
Andup and down tae hill,
And wheo our folks we're out at ~ofks
AsJrue as l'm sinner
: iuraped upon horse bare back,
Aud carried them their dinner.
sgesr mel young ladies' uow.a d-y5
WoslG almost fsiHt away,
10 tninkof riding ous alone,
inwaXon, chase, or sieigbi
And as tor giving "pa" bis meals.
Or, heIpJsg '.ns' tel bake.
ph SAINTS 'tw 5uld spoil thrt- Ivy hands,
Though "s,rpetiu.es they totkc CAKE"
NVhen wrnter o-taS, tue m.i3eH's hearts
Began 10 1Gat 4nd Batter.
Each beau, would t.k IRIS wee, heart our,
stelgh riding Ia cut Ct;
Or If the SOM was.hiesk aid. cola,
The girs and utsux tseetbsT
Would meet aud have most glorious tas,
Aud never mud the weather
But nov indeed itgreves mem much
The circumstance to mention,
However kind young mans sesst,
And bonest his I'M cntiOD,
He ne'er csa ask CIR! 10 ride,
Bat such war is waged!
Aud II he sees her oncg q weeE,
Why ely, "thsy're esgsged!S
never though That's shoald ny
NY hand At making rhymss,
Blu; It's the way TO rt probate
The present evil tImesy
For should 4 presch mora atty,
In eonmon, SOBER prose,
They'd say twas older thaa The hills.
Or else turn up tlielr nose.
I've almost lived my fourscore wars,
I've eet.a heat OF az ,ce9,
And have to Tx tber trunpery,
So cant write M re such pieces,
But oh, it makes me almost cry
don't know what o do
When nova days, | think upon
What folks are coming to-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06
March rs, 1880.

WyEW SPRING GOODS.-Wc have the
AS pleasure of informing oar friend and
tire citizens generally, thst we have just re-
turned from tho City with anew and splendid
assortneat,of
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06
GeaaonabIe Goe0a,

CONSISTING, ID PART, or
Blue, Black, Brown, Olive, and Mlxst
Cloths;
Blue, Black, Drab and Mixed Casslmeres
Blue, Black, Drab and Mixed Cassir'etts;
Bangup, Brochelle, and Beaverteens,
Brown aud Blesched Drilling Nankeen;
Boobazen, Circassian and BorbaziRe;
SILK, Silk Velvet, Valencia and Narseilss
Vestings,
Hastings. Roucn, and Angola Cassimeres;
Lustring, Gro do maps, andGro de.lndla;
Palmarine, Cotapala, and Grape dc Lean;
Gipghams, Prints, JacbonettS, s. Cambria;
.PllIa and fg'd Book and SWISS Aluslin,
Thibet, Barrage and Gauze Handkis,
Table, Bird eye and Russia Diaper;
Irstrina, Gauge and Belt Ribbons;
Gloves, Silk & Cotton Hose * Suspenders;
Shell, Tack and Side Combs, gerry cheap;
Mock Comb, assorted, Wsips and Canes;
Ieghern, Staw and Gimp Bennets;
.Osnaburg, buriaps and Dowlas;
Brown aud Bleachcd lEIsh Linen;
Domestic Pialds, Stripes and Check;
Brown l. Bleaehed MuallG-wei! assorted,
Bed Ticking, Wilmington Stripe, &c
Hard wares Cutlery, Queens aware, Ci&ss;
Greeeries, Liquors, &C. sc.
They invte the citizens Of the town and
T. call and examine before
hey buy, as Aicy arc determined. to aeh sef1
.iseap.
AisrdnsbvTg, april 10, ls3o.--E
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06
NansJ Cot SALE.

~Vf~ wv c@~'FF
YEsffE subscriber wishes to sci his FARM
81 ON Tuscarora,l mike from MartinsDurg
This farm -ceatains l65 acres oil first rate
limestone land; about 100 acres cleared. and
the balance well clothed with timber, and IL
first rate meadow sehieh produces from % 10
80 tons OF bay annually; with never,taiing
spring near the house, and the creek passin 6
s.ss.s through the yard. The improve
fsss sNs ments,sre a soodoT Dwell
-,..s4NA LING HOUSE, Kitchen, Barn,
Ls-xsS Sta bles, Snloke-h house, Corn house
Stone Smith Shop, and all other necesasys
out-houses; in short, this fara is not inferior to
any in the county. The purchaser viii get a
bargain in t!is property-Terms made known
by the subscriber, living on the farm.
CHRISTIAN SLIDER.
January 81, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06

WV. T. COMPTON s. EySNSs
a RE new reesising q general e-ssort
IA rnnnf az -. 49,. - ~. u
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06

EEiLL stand tbs season, season, on MOndy,,
w Tuesdays and Wednesdays, at lie
farm of the subscriber, Que mbe from N,,,
tiasburg; and on Thursdays, Fridays snd
Saturdays, at the stable OF isaac ). Swearp,
gen, near Wiiliamsport, Nd, and be le, /,
mares at ten dollars tie season; and t,rss,
dollars to ensure a mare in foai; TO be ua,3
when the mare proves with feal. Great can
v i'll be taken of all mares put to Maryland
but no responsibility for accidents III,
July
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06
BLANK DEEDS
for sale tbs Office.

IAehighest price, in casa. green for e!eau
I''''''' and e0t'O" ress at this Office,
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ss.s--c1-- ccA-.:
CAsii F3R WHEAT.

EHARBLE LIME, just burnt, and fe,
We sale. SAMUEL BAKER.
March %, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06

NTOTfCE.---FTaviug associated Mr.. .loL,
~ i. Evans with me as partner, ~
BUSINESS will IN future be conducted una
the naIne and firnl OF W.T. Compton < Evan,
w. Il. COMPTON,
JOHN Il. EVANS
Martinsburg, April Is, 1880.
TIE Ihorough-bred Ro1se
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06

The thorough bred Horse
SPREAD EAGLE,

a WILL stand this season, at
rrIS the stable Of John McCleary,
fGy in Martinsburg, and be lot to
$780, mares at the low rate OF eight
do.sa1s inc season, but may be discharged by
by the payment of sir dollars within the sea-
son; and t,ccIce dolLHs 50. ensure a mare IN
foal; to be paid when the mare proves with
foal, parting with, removing, or not conun-
uin The ensured mare regularly to the horse,
lorleits the insurance money. HE season
has commenced, and will end the 25th June
next Great care will be taken OF mares put
10 Spread Eagle, but no responsibility Tor
accidents. JACOB VAN DOREN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06

CARPENTERS TOOLS.
EEOGMIRE s. BOYD, have added to
81 Z thsiE assortment Of Hardware, Bench
Planes, Beed Planes. Skew Rabbit, Groves
ing Planes, Moveing Planes, Raising Planes.
Moveing t4listers, Sash Planes Qpirk O'.ies-
and Deeds, Qunk Ovales, Jeinters Turning
Tools, Plane irons, Spoke Shaves, Moytice-
ing and Socket Chsslcs, Hand Saws, Whip
Saws. Sc. &c.
April Is, 1880.
! TRON, s.RoNm-A general supply Of PEN
E NYBAKER'S IRON, warranted genu
inc Also, .NsPHERS0.e"S & BHIEh'S
ar ON, for sale at Bunkefhill, 10y
JEFFERSON & CLEVELAND.
| BuneefnIl, April 8, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06

tAkD.--lt - Win pleasure I-tetoiii
II thanils to the pubic for fhciT liberal en-
sourageiusnt, and hope the preseHt concern
syill receive similar patronage 50 long as 1t
is merTt5u w !. CoHr L o-N.
Martipsburg. April 70, 1855
NTJV SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
FgSIIF. subscribers respectfully inform their
Il friends anG the puohs generally, TIA.
they have inst received, and finished open
ing, choice aud general assortment Of
.Se,c spr's.g md Susnmsr Goods.
carefully se!ectod in the City of Baltimore,
f,siieh thsg betierc, at THIS TIRE TO he tie best
market TOR erefy description Of Gouds, both
Fasscp and Substantially which they will sell
unusually cheap.
TTffL1R STOCK ooEsIsTs, IN PART. OF
Super and medium Blue, Blosk and Medley
Cloths;
Black Princette, Brochelle & Circassisns;
Real India Nankeens and super French
Drillings;
Rouen sad Ango4A .Cassmcres,
White and Browniris Linens;
Black Silk, Narcotics s. Valencia Vesiing:;
Black Italian, FovlaEdy x :" erona Gravats;
Super Flagg AID >pandano Handkerchief;
Black Italian aud Nspkin Grapes,
IonEees ana blasK itaAah LulesuhBt
Black SatieSLeyantine;
PLAN and changeabic- Gro dc Naples,
Gro de Indies, Cote Paly, super French
G,nFi!ans,
Degal Stripe and Foulard Calicoes;
Gauze, Grape, and Berrage Handkfs;
Super Gauzc SScarts,
Linen Cambria Handkerchief;
White & blacis 8obbaetteV Wells, iauzc ribbons,
Belhngs, sBobhiuetts and hlectlin Laces,
plain ani figured Swiss Nuslins, Ladies' en-
broidered and pain white Cottentiose, La
dies Hoskin Gloves and Slitts, super White
CambIics and Jaconettes, Leghorn, Nagari-
no and Straw Bonnets, Umbrellas s. Parasois
Also general assortment of Shoes, Station
ary, Queen are and Groceries,
JAS: & WIN. n. RIDDLE"
Martin shurg, April Is. 1880.
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81 81. ls2o.-G.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-07
Bdltimoye and Ohio Ead Rc.,!.
NOTICE
TO Road Makers and Bride
BUILDERS

GEALED proposals viii he reee,,r,
~ tom The 10th IL the 20ih Of Jul, es,.
for the graduation Of the Thu, p.t.,nI
OF the Rail Road, extending frem N,
Forks of the Patapsco river, 10 RON, c,
The Frcdefick,o1 Turnpike Rad. nes.
Rsdsssi.Ie, sId emtrscln: a distance
about fifteen miles; and s..o, 10, HE te
cessary masonry thereon.
Bctsecn the iolh and ?0ib Of Julr. ~
subscriber Will attend Oh the .ronnd IL,
the purpose Of giving such iri.lms;..o !,
may ba desired hy ihose Disposed T. Ca.
tact Pr0poseIs are in,i'.d to t,rs.
more attention 10 AZ examination INTO 1.
si'oaticf and character of the ,atlh &c D
removed and tae atone 9uarI;es ~ te u,e,
Than has usually been done. Proper !,
'enii"n TO itis matter may pre,ent ug,
1iiheulIy and cnbaTrassment. n not =
IN The progress of the work. The hu
val he dis,drd iato convenient section, b.
Recommendations viii be expected 10 =,
company each proposal
CASPAR w. WE'VE.
Baltimore. Juoc 10 1t sui
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0!Ies efAe Cisso'eais and ch;o cur,
w Asht>1TSS. N.Y "a

O5Tes TIE Gsso' cake and ch;, =,
WAsht>1rSs. NJ, "a.
NOTICE ~ hereby gwen. ,l.,
Y men, Of two dOilsis .nd INV r-,.
share (be,ng tie l6'h ins,alusutl 80
share of stock in the Che,.po.k.
csnsi COMPANY. - ~ 1uIcdtubs pa., ....'..
third day at August heN', snd i.r.t,-
ct two dollars aud hf', cents nc. L..
ms tie l7,h mo,.lmr,t) ca ,hc ,l,.lt .''
September neat, Which inst.i.n,n,,
paid To the credit u Ihe Chr>spcake ..t.
Canal COMPANY. To- ihe Cs>Liet. a.. ,il...-
Ger OF either of tic following s-Ai,. '-
The Rrapeh of the Bank Of u. t,.,.,..
N " ssh'ng'on.
The Hank Ct Washington. a, ws,Airr,
The Patriotic Bank, a..
The Bank VI ihe Metropolis. do
Tie Farmers and MeehA".cs' Bank. ~ Geo..
to~n.
The Bank Of Alexsrdrs. a, Alex.nlr.,
The Bank Of Potomac. do
The Farmers Bank III AleNsn.rs. do
The Mechanics BANK a A!cAsn,.ri, a.,
The lisgersto9n Hank. u usser>i,s ~
And the Branch Of the y sl!,y r,'.
Cbar!estovn, Va
by ORDER Ut the President and nir.c,o,,
JOHN l.. iSGLF, e.:
thes. {, O..s Cata. ~
June =. IS50.-iaaJSs
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-07
TO The Clerk Of IKE Superior Coa,
Lar for The county IF JG,7soi

To The Cerk Of TIE Superior Cora.
Lar Jo' The county If J.gj7sO,
"HEhEAS, Hou,~r Wan. lol,.
w the Superior Cour, Of Law fofthe T.,
y OF J.IrssoD. las failed. 10 oon,eo,-r.-.
sickness. for two successive term. t.L...
Cour, for the said county. R,,n.aB ,
rAnKru. assigned b. the General Cou,.
pursuance ~ tho act en,i'leJ. "Anscttot
vide tor hols.ing specsai terms u tie Sure-i
Courts Of law III Certain cases" oas,,d i,
March. 1896. To hold Cour, o. tie
County, do hereby sppoin, Speoisl Tenn
the Superior Court ct Law, 10 be held iarr
sid County Of Jefferson, 20 commeirr
TUESDAY the Goth day a. July next. A.
do therefore. hereby d,reo, YOU TO o,y.
tee Thereof, 10 the Commuuxcai,t', A..
ney, TO the other Officers of tho Cour'. A.
the parties charged crim,rall, aud ls ISL.
al "rc. sssry process, ia civil IS well =.
criminal Cases, fetutnable 10 such ,ncc.
Session which process The Sheriff IS rs.
To execute, ~ well a. 10 summon Ca.
~ and Ncnifcs Ia attend the san sre..
Count, under the same limitations and .e,.
Mons ss'n the case ct arr gul.r Cour, IN con.
And do hereby require all the Oficers G..
SAID Court. 20 ,lo and perform al such acts.
duties ~ they would he required 10 per',-
AT regular Term Of the Sad Court a.,
under my hand aud seal THIS Is b day Ct l..
bruary. 1850.
RICHARD F.. PARKER. -
June so, 1880.
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ALEXANDRIA CANAL.

4 meeting &c Tic CoTnms.oaefs .
n p"ioied tn Ieccive subscrptiors 60 Sic
stock "a the Alcx.ndria Cso.iI onpan,.
Al The Mayors Office ia Alexandra, I'D J1le
1850 Present.
John Roberts, Charic, uerneu
hintss janney. Edmund Lee.
kohCrt l. Taylor. Colin Aulc.
thomson i. Ms.On, Henry Daineeifs
iiGgh smith. George nrro,
\. L Cs<enoyr, Jonathan B.tebef
W ~ Miller.
oo motIon. fdmund lee Wss spnoa
Chairman. snd ". %. Mil,er, secf,,ao.
Oreerfd. Ibs, books Of subscripiion |
opened on Monday. tic l..L INST, Al Tie
io~'ng Banks. VIZ;
Dsnk ~ AieN-ndfls, under Ion.a Tbcn.~.
i'e >rpefiDteDds noco u S&L.I Nike.
Bank VI ra.otn.r a., PhiDeHs J'nrr.
= Charles rs.s
dn1 -.
Nschsi'cs' Bsnk Of Alex. G-o,yg nrer
srjri, {Tl..p .r.,.|.
"'"es "i Discount ard be. s.mu,l y. "a.
Pestc, Rank ~ the u { sod
S'A'e', Hasi,iUgtos SKch.ri sr.al
oak "' lhe valley, WIN. , ObeJ Waite 81.
."es'sf SH ~ Bfcft
otifs e Di-eoyrt and De. , D.n.elt.e
pos'ic.fs1aers' sJsnk cfC sfI
Virginia. AZ Wincbsaef Geotge uffss
Otce ofDscoun, az pc.Ju. d. H. .e,-
poshe. BsDk ~ the vi 40
les, Lresbasg idas-
Office ~ Disc0un, snd De ) fhgse.. f.,..,
pDsi'e, nsnk ofthe Val AL
Iey. Cisrleso~n w,. Bl..a
th1irsei from the MiEhss)i
FDN. !. LII, Cha.r-
W. ~ EitLrp. Sc,'ys.
june 10, 1850 --tl4ihA
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Cure fer Nons.--Ihe following i.
copied from al old AImsnaC; where
q - stated that "a slave ~ the southern
states received his Freedom fUf disclos.
ing the femrdy lake one aiil ~ tie
expressed juice Of horscmin', aud one
gall OF red ONION juice every morning
snd evening isli thr cure - perfected
White onious viii not. have t!,c same
elect "a rcd and ~ order 60 obtain
ihc juice Of the latter, they may be
cut ~ thin sllces. we'll salted aud
bruised bet~een two pewter plates.
IL -, however, the juice 81 tie horse.
mint which POSSESSES tlc mo.t virtue
IN this disorder; and a strong decoe.
Iion % this will generally. 10 lime, e..
lcet a CUE \. l.. !ar51rr
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-07

= signal instance of The mortality Of
the climate 81 Sierra Leone Is men.
toned ~ 'he Liverpool ship news. .f
the iTth 81 May. Two vessels. the
Loch,ei o. Li,,'pool. and the Britain.
nia OF London. remained there on the
5''h Ct Febfusy. ne erres If 6pfh Ls-
D@ iegi!
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-07

Sndin deoh from foul aiy.-On
Saturday last, Capt. David Lewis, Of
Calais. in Randolph township, came to
an uniimely end. H. had commenced
repairing Isis Cider Works, and direct.
ed his son 60 descend into a LARGE a.,
tern to cleanse it. The vonny man.
fearful Of injury from foul air on h..
descent. put handkerchief over h..
lace, aud as soon as he reached the bot
toia, swOOBcd. The father directed
The Younger son 10 alarm the neishbor..
anu whilst the lad was absent, lie {,
ihef descended 10 assist the elder ,et.
The nei-hbOrs collected, and broke O.
pei tie side II ihc oistern, aIas, thew
orbc!d the two bodies, apparently lifs.
less. Alter medical assistance arnv.
eI' TIC son partially revived. bat an
eboHs io rcsusrilate ,he father were
uba,aiiing. On Monday. the yoonu
man ~ss stiil alive. but attacked With
Tie Toe = jaw. and slight hopes af- en-
tefi~incd u h. recovery. Capt. Lew
., VS. msn uniyeF,aii, esteemed.snd
as death :. eqoaliy a. much regretted.
.h0rTisioca IafeiE scncer.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-07

important Dlscorery.-Nr. GatdiEe.
X. L'ilibridge. patent Stock Manu-.
iac'urer. iriorms Us that IN the course
oi souic experiments made in forming
IN elastic composition for Stocks. he
has discovered Il process by which he
can actually change the complexion of
nesroe. 10 that d! the tairest American
az kn.ii-hnan. ID this be true. the
hitherto despised sons of Africa. have
only 10 discover method by which
they can sirai.htcn 'heir hair. to equal
nc them With their master.
v. T. Seniind.