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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02

!, the oriental and living languages, the
Cd sciences, there are twenty public estab-
~ an most of which are supported, with
l'u, .af,.sors. and instructihg II, 1873 students.
~ ~,k;np the number of persons receiving
nus ,;nn in paris, IS, 222, forming about 1-l0th
s t,Ss whole population. London Fapsr.
r,,.;oo q Story.-0ur readers are unques-
"L T aSyare that stories sometimes increase
uonaO.! ,On;sbiur rapidity, and that a mighty
VIA ~ Of the marvellous may, IN short time,
gov S"TS, rom an exceedingly small beginning But
81! =, NAV not be acquainted with the precise
Is a., 81 culture, which will bring them forward
Dl ,'a 0are than the rapidity OF cucumbers IN
wa INC mo-. we hope they will feel themselves
ao'aD- oSred to us for endeayouring to enlight-
Ha.hS my" IN this matter; and to show our dispo-
ca u'I ~ sarye them in 50 important particular,
'i'" .,h;o;n the following specimen:
VIC 'u N.Y. vou heard" said Mrs. Virgins, I" that
Ia la N.Muzzle and his wife have fallen
out have not said Mrs. Spriggins.-
IN - a true as you're alive" said Mrs.
ms W., having her finger beside her nose In to-
~ m ~ Snrruins lost no time in calling upon her
: HH HiSgps. ..Have you heard, :" said she,
"ci9 Wat,bew M.NluZzle and his wife had fall
'u'l SfISiI, No. | have not, )" replied Mrs.
% NJ, well. it's true as Pm here" return
III. III. sprigyins, ''for just had 1t from Mrs.
Nm w And she likewise put her niger
W., her nose in token that 1t was not matter
f,r ryerv body to know. -,
U' T,'' u;,,I;ns went directly to her neighbor
-, and before she had fairly recovered
EI93 hs,on. shave YOU heard that Matthew
TsS, and his wife have fallen out Of the
.,I''r:. No. is it passible!" said Mrs. Fig
IS" ..It., Is true as draw the breath OF life, y
ID ;J Ms. Higgins, still painting with exertion,
So Mr. Suriryins told me not two minutes ago
a,.Se had mst heard it from Mrs. Virgins"
urS Fgqiins went forthwith to see her neSh-
,,nr Trig1ins. She had scarcely seated
Its ~, When she said, =. Have You heard
now that Matthew McMuzzle and his wife
Soys f,llen out of the Chamber U6adoc?"
:. Tor yon don't say so" exclaimed Mrs. Twig-
in. :. Yes. it's as true as the book of Gen
sis" said Mrs Higgins, for just heard 1t from
Mrs. Higgins, who got 1t not two minutes ago
from Mrs Sprisgins, who had 1t minute before
from Mrs. Virgins
Mrs. Twiggins nowtOok her turn, and with
,he advantage OF Glib tongue and pair OF active
feet, soon reported all over town, that Matthew
N.Nuzzle and his wife had both 6rOkea their
ascks By taling out Of a three story pnldor.-
Aud she gave for her authority.her neiyhbor Mrs.
Fisg,ns. who had quoted Mrs. Higgins, who
lad referred to Mrs. Sprigsins, who had the au-
rDorily of Mrs. Virgins, who was said to have
i,pq au eve witness of the fact.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02
TWenty NOAAars Reward.

WAS stolen from the subscriber. about the 6rs Of
w october last, my SEINE BOA1, about Is feet
long, carrying four cars Her seats are kneed and r.
nv, white oak, and cedar .imber her bottom and side
Of Northern pne also the top of her stern was knock
ed of by a yessei running foul of her,
have been informed that she was seen IN tow OF .
schooner off Indian Head, going down the Yer ahu
also that she was seen at Johnsons Spring. above inc
Eor, nn shore have reason TO believe that size -
rol' vi ''o e. Fort mr. below the Indian Head, az
ens, r. ,b Wood landings, As she i. well calculate
for that purpose drawing but . d5. s IS Sats del.
i for the ,et !. the s mouth o Of pomonI
verins sA'o HORATI0 b. WARD.
Creek. ,,,. ch,rIe. cnurtv Nd. :,
Wo,ch 30. Is3U-march 26-2aw2w&wu
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02
INSTALLATION OF THE GENERAL
GRAND HIGH PRIEST, sc.

~ Grand Royal 7reh Chcpter Of the District Of Co.
hym6ia.-A specai Communication OF the Strand koy
al Arch Chapter of the District Of Columbus, IL con-
junction with the Grand Royal .7rch Chapter ~ the
State Mar. and will be held on saturday ere"'ng
n,rt the third of 9priL at 7 O'Clock, at the Genrsi
Masonic tiall in the at, of Washington, for the pur-
purpose of installing into Office the Hon EdDard LiO
iagston General Grand High Priest eecr, ana ihe on
Joel X Poiasett. Deputy General Grand thigh Priest
elect, Ut the General Grand Royal Arch Chapter oi
the United States of America.
The ,ficers and Members of the Grand Chapter OF
the District are h. reby directed ana the reside mt mem
bers and vis,ers of other Chapters the District are
reuues, ed to tend on the occasion.
By order of the NJ. f. q. IL L.
wMr KERR, jr Grand Secretary
3pri{ ,. 1850.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02
Few,aAe Boaraiug School.

Hrp y MRS. WAUGH deem il expedient TO an
N nounce that their School will be continued IN
Arxanira This annuncation seems to be Necessary S
TO prevent the injurious consequences which misn.
result from prevailing rumor that they are
sbou, to move to Washington Whatever io.noauG u
e. ,h;s rmor nav heretofore, have existed, there Is
,oi =, rrssar, hut. on the contrary, the teachers
If anew their services to their friends in town and
s,,,ar. and are DESTROYS of receiving few more
n"nIs whether as bosrders OF day scholars Is IN
tended TO afford, in few weeks, an SpPor.uhTS "
proving the success Of their in''"," arcf ,irI,w3t
animation.
march 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02

A. NJ. of similar description of vagabonds. If
all our Aldermen, and those in authority under
the Police, Would do their duty with equal intre-
pidity and diligence, we might have fair look at
that formidable army which wages war by day
and night on the peace and security of our citi-
contain them is "a question which we cannot an
swer.-N T. Com .4du.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02
Alfred Morton,

No. Is, South Charles street, BaAimre.
lIAS on hand and will constantly keep an assort'
Il mcnt of
FRENCH AND SWISS GOODS,
with which he regularly supplied from the manufae
tories by their agents in NewYork. he offers for sale
Plain and figured Swiss muslins, low priced embro'
deres FINE French and Swiss do lace do. infants caps
and robes. Pellernes, mems and women's beaver kid
and Horseskn Gloves of every variety. sewing silks.
satin, taeta and gauze ribbons bindings. brads belt
ribbons Italian grapes. artificial flowers gauze wells,
fancy hhdkf and scsrfs long and square
figured do poplns barrages and assortment OF mems
and women's Leghorn hats
A n. receives direct from Bordeaux BRAEDIES,
WINES and VI EGARS, with which he can supply
J.sIer. ~ the lowest rates march 29-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02

M We are requested to announce that
SPENCER MorrRoM BALL will he supported by num-
Der of the Freehoders OF Fairfax, TO represent ths'
Count, in the next General Assembly of Virginia.
jan l1-2awtd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02

Office fine Chesapeake E. Ohio Canal Company,
WAsHINGroN, March "a, 1880.
AIoTICE is ereby given, that an instalment of FIVE
dollars per share ibeing the 18th instsnen') on
every share of stock in the Chesapeake and ohio Canal
Company, is required to be paid on the Sd day ofJune
next; and further Of tive dollars and fifty cents
per share (beng the 18th instamen) on the Sd day OF
July next; which nstalments must be paid to the
dit of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, to the
Cashier or other officer of either of the following
Banks, viz:
Washington;
The Bank of Washington, at Washington;
The Patriotic Bank, 90
The Bank of the Metropolis, do
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Georgetown;
The Bank of Alexandria. at Alexandria;
The Bank of Potomac, do
The Farmers Bank of Alexandra, do
The Mechanics Bank of Alexsndria, do
The HaVerstown Bank. in Hsgerstown, Md.
The Branch of the Valley Bank, in Charlestown, Viz
gnia; and
The Branch of the Valley Bank, in Ieesburg, Va.
By order OF the President and Directors:
JOHN p. lNGLE,
Clerk Ches. & Ohio Canal Company.
aprl 1-lawtJyS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02
Wanted,
70 kent.

u NCNVs
49, The subscriber wishes to rent the
HEgm HOUSE 4. LOT
6sSs at the corner OF King and ST. Asaph streets,
known as the Indian Queen Tavern, for q
term of years, either Dwelling House or as Store,
for which purpose its situation Of the best IN
Town Toa good tenant the rent would be low, and
such alterations made as may be necessary
march 27-tf CATHERINE McREA.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02

fF We are requested to announce h emf
F,SF.x. ESQ as candidate TO represent ne m3a'
of FairlaN in The next General Assembly ot'irs'''S
march IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02
Notice

rs hereby given to the Stockholders OF the
Turnpike Road, that election will be heid al .iie
Court House in Lcesburg Va on the End SATURDAY IN
Anr next, for one President, four Directors s'u one
rrasr.r 70 serve the ensuing year BY order OF the
Board. ShML NJ En- " '
Eeh o6 -1awtel
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02
'HO Nent,
a Mi\\er and Woo\-carder,

WHO can produce satisfactory evidence ofhis ex-
w. perience and skill IN both branches, may have
desirable situation by applying Immediately, here or
at OccCquan, to J. ). ~ JANNsi'
march 27-- ct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02
Mrs. IIuckett

a. Wishes to soil or rent the Dwelling House
Bs lately occupied by her on Wolfe streets also, a
Frame Dwelling House adjoinngit
march 27-eo5t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02
Aafayette Zee House

AN WV nv AAooo
AVAIL myself of this early opportunity Of inform
Il ing the good old customers Of the Lafayette Ice
House, and the public generally, that have large
supply of good ICE on hand; that owing to unusual
pains and particularly in getting all my ice last winter
from out of the channel, it is superior.
lrespectfu express my gratitude TO my customers
for their patronage. My terms for 100 tickets IS,
delivered at the NJ +. corner Of Prince and Fairfax.
streets. CHARLES MURRAY.
april lot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Eurniture auction.

SATURDAY MORNING, the Sd inst. (being the re-
~ gusr Furniture sale day. at II O'Clock, at his Auc
tion Store. will be sold variety OF Household and Kit
ehen Furniture, consisting. in part, Of
sdeboards. tables, candle and work stands settees
10 dozen common chairs
I easy do. Of good quality
IL bbls brown sugar
do whiskey. old and fine
20 dozen bottles claret wine. warranted pure ~
imported
Boxes soap and candles; and, to close consign.
ment. few boxes Smyrna figs; together with
4 great variety Of looking glasses, glassware, &c.
april
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02
WIN. Narper,

4 DRUGGIST, Faiytar Street,
A. Has Just received spring supply OF
- Drugs Medicines and Dye Stuifs' which
TW he offers al low prices tqu'lity warrant
1911 ei) Physicians and Country Dealers will
S-EAA do we'll to give him call, or send ther
orders BY mail OR private hand which shall be faithful
~ attended to- The usual credit given to punctuai
dealers,
ne SODA WRITER.
His Soda Fountain is now IN opeiatlon'ahd ne Sms,
oil eased TO wait his former customers anu s ''
NAV favor him with their patronage
april
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
Taken at the alexandria Museum, March, 1880
cfMe Weather, &c.

ll::|:I: : appearance ''''' "''''''' ''''
lI45I4s Al NE Rain all night 8 most Of this day
2S3PSISs llth snow; rain all last night
Si32l40l40 no Cloudy m, clear p n
429Ii5I4H NV Clear, moderate wind
534l46l46l Clear, hoar frost Mt; v high tide
6f4,52l sol no Cloudy, humid; rain last night
d9Io6l60 DO Dense fog, cloudy, showery
843l41l37 NV Clear; tremendous thun gust MT
92iSiIS9 Clear, high wind Fat sunrise 22o1
iOS5l4gl56 Alternately clear, cloudy, hazy
llj49I55:47 DO Cloudy, high wind
l24 !42l45 E to sE CLOUDY, fresh herring in market
lS46,6ll6 Brisk wind and smoky weather
l452I56l5S NV Clear, high wind
l54ll5Sl56 DO Clear moderate
l646i52I54 Sc Cloudy, humid
l7l52l5sI62 Sc to Rain las, night and this day
lS6lI62 l59i stoSw Cloudy, high wind
l94@l54l55l NV Clear; fresh shad in market
2059I52I55 CAIN Clear hosr fros, last night
81 54l64I68 Showery, smoky weather
22l55l64l61 no Dto thunder, rain
2S64I65lo0 NV Clear, high wind
244 l50l53 DO Clear. moderate; LIST ap Of martins
254SI46l42I- Sc cloudy, rain; equinoctial gale
26 i8l +2s NV Rain all MT part Of this day; gale
27l4JI55I6Oi NE Clear moderate las yesterday
28S jl63l DO Clear, brisk wind
2946I6tl66 Clear, moderate
81 65l69l74 slazy, moderate, sultry
Si60l62l57 vAR'LE Showerl hun gust MT this day
Average of this month GA
Range of the thermometer so
Warmest day "a
Coolest day "a
During the month, IS clear days
Statement Of March, 1929.
Average 42
Range Of the thermometer IS
Warnest day o.
Coldes' day 20
During the month, IL clear days.
Nora The state ofthe weather this month has been
more congenial with Spring than that Of the cores
pondng month of last year. We have experienced
but one this month. making eleven during
the season; whereas. in March, 1879. there were six
snow storms, making fifteen during the season Her
ring first appeared in market the 18th OF tins month;
IN March, 1922 they did not appear until the 18th
Si.ad we're IN market OH the 10Th of this month; in
March, 1929, they did appear unit the eSth Mar
ms first appeared this month on the 4h; IN March,
1929, they did not appear until the 29t frees have
put forth their buds and flowers have D"omed, Twelve
DAYS earlier this spring than they did the last
Ali these occurrences may be considered rs forming
part of the grea, Index OF Nature pointing TO more
forward season than that OF the last year.
4 MOUHrFORD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02
For Sale.

Sober, CAREFUL and expert carriage driver, and an
~ active brisk dining room servant, about 70 Years
of age, will sell to good master, together with his
wife aged about %, with male child II months Old
The woman is neat seanstress and been accustomed
o;,.r march IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Federal HiN for sale.
IN Thursday, the I5th instant at O'Clock, r.
~ NJ. at the Public Reading Room in the Town OF
Aexandra, will be sold that desirable property. lying
atle without the Corporation and known by the name
of
FEDERAL HILL.
The situation is pleasant and healthy. containing up
wards of three acres Of land mostly enclosed; the build
ings in good repair, convenient to never failing spring
of excellent water.
Mr. Isaac Robbins Jr. who resides on the premises,
will show the property TO any person wishing to view
it. Terms Of sale cash
BY order:
april GEO. WHITE, aucc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Ohio LAND for Sale.
10y virtue of deed of trust. executed to the sub.
Id scrber, BY Doctor Humphrey Peske, and duly
recorded. in the County Of Wood, and State OF VTgi
Mas for the purposes therein expressed. we SHALL on
THURSDAY next, (the 8h inst. at IL O'clock at the
.auction-rooms of George White. IN the Town OF aex'
andria proceed to sell to the high bidder all that
nsTss TR.ACT and PARCEL OF LIND
SSA described in said deed, which lies in the said
k county Of v God, binding in part on the
.ssAsx, river Ohio. nearly opposite the Town OF
Marietta, and which contains about 1850 acres.
Further descriptions, if desired, may be had OF Mr.
John Kinnaird, adjoiHing the premises
Terms of sale will be- One, two, and three years
credit with interest from the dav Of sale, for bonds
with approved security. and deed OF trust on the
land.
The title is believed to be good. but. Of course, the
Trustees convey only such as is vested in them by the
deed. GEOhGE 6hGTt,
THOMPSON r MASON,
GEO. JOHNSON.
anro-wts Tsustees
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02

~ The Board of Guardians of the Free
School give notice. that the School, House on Wash.
nston Street will be open for the reception Of scho.
lars on Monday merit, the 5M of AprN The School
will he conluc I'd under the charge of Sir. SAMUEL
PLUNMEn; and persons DESTROYS of sending children
will apply to him. or to any member of the Board.
march 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02

.:Otice.
F>HE Farmers Bank of Alexandria this day declares
l. dividend of profits, upon its capital stock paid
in, Of two per for the last six months payable to
stockholders, their representatives, The Sd inst
BY order.
april l-3t JOHN HOOFF, Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. Cd. c.

Schr. Erie, Bartram, hence at N. York so ult
- Ocean, Ryden, do do do.
- Columbia, Shinn, do do do.
Sloop Johnson, Johnson, clearedat Philadelphia
on. the 50th ult. for this port.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02

Doctor Thomas Semmes
III AS removed his shop to the dwelling part Of the
II Banking house of the Bank of Alexandria,
apr DIV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, alexandria, D. C. on til
LIST of Aprii, 1880.
az Persons calling for letters in the following list
will please say ADVERTISED, or they may no
get them.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-02
Ia EAYETorE.

N ENILEAiE.N who are DESTROYS TO hrQea
We irem this noble horse (the property OF
John Nj. Bolts, E.q OF Rehmond) are inlor.
med that he will stand ia season in Berke-
Ly county, at the stable Of Afr. Griffin Fay
Tor, lately William y Kings, one and hall
miles from Martinsburg: and b. let 10 mares
AZ ten dollars the single leap, or fifteen dol
lals the season. payable 10 the subscriber 81
the czriratien thsseot The ssa@an has com
megccd and viii terminate on ihe igst day OF
November next,
The padigrea OF La Favctte is co8al to that
Of any morse IN The world, and his perforinan
ces 90 The tasi eniiilc him 10 rank in tLc iissl
order Of the race hoIses Of Virginia These
are toe long for irseilion in newspaper, but
gentlemen who may be curious 10 know them.
arc referred TO SINNERS .''Turl Register and
Sporting Magazine. for the pedigree see
No. I, page 500. aud Tor his parfoniapces
Racing Memoranda," june and duly Nos
u, Il, ALLEN.
fs'sSsst Ie, lssQ.--6t.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-02

EEUBLIC SALE...-The sabseribsr intesd-
a. ing 10 remove to the Western Country,
viii sell, by public auction, at hrs residence,
near the head Of Ialassss Branch, on IIvrs
soy Hs i6h September merit, all Of his per
sonai property, consisting of handsome
stock Of young Cattle, good Mich Cows,
forty Aead OF Hogs City head ofehoice Sheep;
Farming Utensils Of all kinds, among which
are Ploushs, Harrows, Wheat Fan, Patent
Cutting Box, Hay Ladders. a first ratio Grind
Stone, Sc; quantity OF Rye ty the busbsE
Household and Kitchen Furniture of every
description; G twenty fosr hour Clock, Book
Case, Bureau, Tables, Chairs, &c a good
Riae Gan, AZ excel eat Loom and Taekling
complete, Together with great variety OF ar
tclcs rot necessary TO psracnlarize. Nine
months credit will be given the purchaser on
all sums oyor three dollars, upon g,giag bond
with approved security; andcr that sum, cash.
Sale to commence carly in the day.
ROBERT PAUL..
Willow Farm Aug. &c.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-02

ELUBLIC ShLE-Wii be sold, by public
a auction, at the late residence OF Alexan
der Mason, deed az DE mouth Of Opequan
Greek. on TL.gYday, he Oh Of SEPTEMBER
neOt, all of de personal property belonging
10 SAID deceased. consisting ot iiersos, Cows,
Hogs and ep; Farming Cteasils Of every
description Household and kitchen Eur
niture OF al! kinds Nine months credit
will he given the purchases, on all sums oler
iiyc dollars, upon giving bond with APPROX
ed security.
On the same day. will be sold for cash.
Wheat aud Rye by tie bushel; one Negro
Man, ono Negro Woman and five Children
sale TO begin sarls in the day.
WILLIAM MASON, .4dm'r
August u, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-02
IN CHA.NCERY.
- I 1NNS 4 = II
June 81, iG30.-2m.
SEVENTY DOLLARS BEWARE.

SEVENTY DOLLARS REWARD
& + ANAlyAY from ne Subscriber. on ihats
& & day lenieg last, a siaut mulatta man,
nnn3ed GILBERT He sttsters er stan.
nors very s.uch; has a@arge scar Oh he side
oftlis face: his j&sy is somewhat swelled; he
has los% The fore Gngar on lijs ,it.iaasla had
on when he zbse oi.ded, 4 h!4e coat, ,,asrly
now, back bat aud brown rsntaloonS; ether
clestbiD5 in baadle. viz uhita pantaioens.
yellow striped roundabout, SC lie has no
doubt made for Pennsylvania Will give
Fifty Doli2l if he is apprahcnded in Virginia
end secured 10 any jul, so thai / cas- getlim,
and Sesentv Dollars, If taken up many other
state, and all cApenscs paid for his. dsIiysry
to~@is CT lest ~ custody Of any Jailoa in VIZ
glaia o. Mars lard.
j. ~. SPRINGER
llafpeI59erry, Asg. 10, 1885
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-02

DAN u .LE.El, OK
The. parties interested in The above men
toned sui,, wil plsase to take notice. that
will attend at tho Clicks office in Martins
burg on Thursday, the 9Th Gay Of tSeptcm-
Der neat, AID IL necessary, en- Friday, the
ION day OF the same MONTH fer the purpose
OF carpyias the above order inso effect. s+herc
thy wiz attend with all .i,e proof papers ara
so#,hers required By said order, 10 eaaIlc
me 10 make up ti,J report
SnMANs EERAND, Mas Goa.
August 70. $3.50.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-02
SALE OF LAND IN MORGAN


EDY ritane OF a dccrea Of the county Court
& 8 of Slorgans rendered at thc. July Terls,
1880, IN easse Therein depending, in wh;eh
Jacob t To~son Is complainant, and George
frederick and others are defendants, [ Will.
On MoBiay he eth day OF september next,
between the hours of o O'clock in the mors
ing and IN the evening. ciIer at public SAFE
10 the hi2aest bidder, bsiore tIta court house
dsor, IN the town OF BAH, two tracts or par
scls of land containing about 245 acres, be
IN, the samo coaFeyed -ay William hixoli {.
Margaret his eiie, to sud- Jacos L Tow son,
aud sold bg said Iewson 10 George s. Chris
topher Tede,ick HE !audis situataG IN tie
county Of Morgan, Gu the public road from
Martinsbarg To Bath, near whuse the read
intersects Sleepy Creek The terms OF the
sale will ne the ayn..nt Of one half in cash
au,i fo~tasu balance the cessation q note
with approved security.
'CfiAS. JAS FAULKNER,
Comr c. L. NJ, gass.
August 10 1894
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-02

B by virtue o. "a decree of The county Court
Es1s NJ Berkeley, rendered at the August
Term, 1880, ~ sau.e therein depending, IN
which Zachariah Paul ard others are com
pialaanis, and Robert Paul and the heirs OF
Hugh Peal, decd, are defendants, / Nillof
fer io4 public ea.a. OF the psoriscs, en- Sat
urday, the 26th Of Septeni6sr next, four tracts
or parcels o: land lying and being in The eoun-
fy oi Berkeley, containing upwards of 200 a
crcs; II beng the same ul on which Andrew
fan' dec q lived, aid which was conveyed
by ham 10 Robert and Hugh Paul
The terms Of the. sale will be the nar.ncnt
Of one bali the purchase money in eaah, and
securing the payment of the L;,laacc in five
ANIMAL payments, a5 sood PEI sonsl security
or lien On the iaad
NANCY PAUL,