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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28

Legislators, in these days Of legislation, are
.nsn Of great consequence II is dangerous 10
handle ,hem-thsy olmos' oil belong 20 the noh
nc lang.rs family. The editors of he Boston
G,ze {, for instance, have receis ell the follow
,or rap over The knuckies, from Member Of
ihs MASSACHUSETTS L"gi,la'ure, who they had
Of Ddcd BY paragraph i" thei: paper:
A CARD.
To Messr>. Brals & Homer. Editors Of the
Coml 6 .zste Gent your paper of ,"r 30 h
L,rant has lu>l been pu' into my hands and |
perceive aud + litoral arlicle which you may
ih,nk very lmpottVnt 10 your readers but
Which | think wholly gratneous that the
House Os Reps aJinurn-d al an Early hour
M, ia, that The "Grn leman from Hinsdals
should cat anirsry dioner" now II you have
ao,hlag more important to Communicate 10
.hr world than ha the Member from Hins-
5lc eats his dinner every day you are wo pow
D,uls eat my dinner when II IS ready al
home or abroad AID am as able To paw for il
j. any tyre s,icker in Boston. Y 'ur>. TO
awe ICH EMMONS.
Jluy 81. 1880
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28
district Of Columbia,

APRiL ERM, I82y,
Bryan Hampson. Complainant,
against PIN CHANCERY.
yuyHE Complainant's bill in this having been
heretofore regularly taken for confessed. and set
for decree. It is now by the Court. the eonsdera
ton thereof and Of the exhibits herewith fled, de-
creed and ordered that Master Commissioned Aud do
take an account between the Complainant and Defend
ant of the sales of,he Compainants lands the pro-
ceednps mentioned, and report to this Court the said
account. shelving the balance due to the Complainant
on such sales
eopy-Tesi;
EDM I. LEE, &C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28

RTD In obedience to the above Decree,
shall proceed t, sell, III premises, the tiio~ ing
property. tor Cash, Saturday, tho ijh day i F.
6ruary neat at II o'cLek,
k1-r> One brick House and Lot Of Ground.
A&3f TIA situated On the west OF Water-strcet and
~ Hi to the southw ard OF inks street, IN the
Z S4&1 l. own Of Alexandria Beginning upon
Water-.trett ON he north SIDE OF that space Of ground
sold by v iism Hunter to Peter Bohr.r, supposed to
be 81 feet inches the southwark Of wk, street,
and running thence norhWardly with Wsters'rett and
binding thereon "a feet, thence westwardy parallel 10
WiIks.street 1913 feet inches; thence .ou,hwardiy
with line parallel toWaterstrcet - te.t thence With
srairh lin. east to the beginning Recorded in Lii
Der T., folio 295 G.. SCOTT, Commissioner.
,lexa ian 2l--dlwS3tawts
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-04

Richard Penn Smiths play ofthe Dsfsvned
has met with very friendly critics, and is pro-
nounccd successful effort Of the American
muse How far we are polite enough, and
old enough as nation, to patroniss play
wrights, IL = question which seems likely 10
be tested By the experience Of this author
For ourself, we would prefer dependence for
a little longer period on the mother country
for plays and players. When we conquer all
our forests it VIII be time enough for oar po-
paiation TO Piay--Pbi .lriei.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-04
Died.

Tn Thursday morning last -athis residcn ce
Col Boyar,in DarSyart, OF Jefferson county
On Saturday morning last, Mrs .Ewgmei
Of,se, consort OF Heroine l.. Opie, Esq. OF
Jefferson county.
In Hampshire county, on the 18th ultimo.
of short illness. Mr.. Jacob Rossnberrer, SON
OF Mr.. Anthony Rosenberger, of this county,
IN the add year Of his age. MIR H. had
been but . few weeks married.
AT Aarseilies, in France, on the ID OF
January last, .Naihmnel H. Carter. Esq. OF
New York. well known as the editor Of the
Statesman, and the author of an interesting
book of the Travels in Europe. His funeral
was attended by a large number Of Amer
cans and Englishmsn who resided at MGR.
settles,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-04

Fgy4UST SALE OF Landry yirtus
q of q deed of trust executed by Barnard
Kephart and Sarah. his wife, to The snbscri-
bers, dated 7th day of May, 1925, aud duly
recorded ia the Office ofthe Clerk OF berkeley
County Court. we shall, on the i2Hi day "
.fpsil acct, Esfore the door ofthe Court house,
in the tewn Of Masiinsborg. proceed to sell
70 the highest bidder, for cash, the three
Tracts or parcels Of Land conveyed 10 us ia
trust by said deed, or as much thereof as
shall be sufficient 10 discharge The sum in.
tended to be secured by .aid deed. with IN.
terclts aid costs, and charges Of sale. Two
Of these Tracts or parcels Of Land were con.
veyad by George Spero and Sarah, his wife
to the said kephar on 9th Of April, 1915
and the third by Jacob Weaver and Marga-
ret lis wife, on the 9Th Of May. 1916, and liz
on the drains OF Opequean cresk, on the wcsI
side thereof, and now occupied by Thomas
slet 1uilkin
WILLIAM LONG. T....
DAVID ii. CONRAD, afus'sss'
| March 4, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-04

EsUBLIC SALE.--Will he sold, ut public
81 sale. on .nonday The 22d day # .Mm-cls
aast. at the subscribers residences, acar the
head Of Trsearors creek, miles west OF
Martiasburg, the following property. TO wit:
Horses, Cows, Sheep, and Hogs; One Wagon,
and other farming utensils; Hay by the ton,
Grain in tbs ground; q quantity Of Bacon;---
Also, variety Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting Of 'Fablea. Chairs, one
Cofaer Cupboard, Bureau. Beds and Bed
ding, Clock, and number OF other articles
tco numerous to mention. Thesalc will COM
noHss at O'Clock, A. d. and continne from
day to day until all Ia sold A credit of aine
msntas will be given GA all stms above three
dollars, the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved sssarity; and all under that sum, the
cash will be required.
FANNY STIP, Erecysrir.
March A. 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-04

path; 20 cunning doublngs or devices have
marked his way.
But, reader. there is deeper meaning 10
all this.-it Is feared that the East asd West,
combined with Pennsylvania and N Jersey
ON the great leading points Of policy which
ought to govern a national administration
lst. TO protect domestic industry,
2nd. To carry into effect a liberal system
OF informal Improvement
81. 10 give national aid to the Colonial
hon scheme; may unite. after Gen. jackson
shall retire, either upon Mr.. Clay or Mr..
McLane, or seme other man for the Presi-
densy MIR Webster is supposed to favorthis
policy. To prevent such union--to excite
jealousy, heart burnings, distrust and hatred
between the West and the Last. IS therefore
the first object ofthose who ,iesire different
TO be pursued, and with "Southern man of
southern Interests and Southern feelings to
take the place ofthe present incumbent, Mr.
Webster must be beat down. Place him an
der their feet and one formidable barrier il
removed; most important point is gained.
Such is the view we take oftho matter; and
seeing II in this light, we hail with pleas
are The triumph gained by Mr.. Webster in
the contest
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-04
March 4. 1880

FEyO FARHERS.-The subscriber takes
u this method Of informing the Farmers
of Berkeley and ,JcfierS-n counties, that his
PLASTER MILL is IN complete repair, aad
taat he Is now prepared TO grind all Plaster
thai may be Offered. Persons bringing the
same need not wait longer than one hour to
have it ground to take home.
His say MIL is also 10 good order for
saving climber Of every description, and at short
notice. JOSIAH FLAGg.
March 4, ls3O.-9t.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-04


The YsNage Record, ofPennsylvania, edited
by gentleman who was many years IN Con-
gress, and who therefore may be supposed to
understandlbettert than the generality OF editors,
the tendencies open and concealed, and tbs
motive. avowed or understood, of public
measures; takes the following view of the de-
bate in the Senate of the United States on
MIR. Foot's resolution.--.N. L. .fmercass-
"The general course Of argument taken,
presents the attack as partly sectional, partly
personal An attempt was made to show that
the East had uniformly shc~n hostility to tae
West; and secosdly, that MIR. Webster
course he'd eyinced want of patriotism aud
| consistency Ia respect TO the first it may be
remarked, that Pennsylvania, New Jersey
| New York Ind Delaware have gone hand III
hand with the Eastern or New England States
in all important measures having reference &C
the settlement and land cor Germs oil the Aest
| IL wrong has been done they are equally cen
surable. Bta $40 lcro'sg has been done LIP
eral and just has been their course, uniformly
steady, As to the path Mr.. Webster ha
pursued, we presume to say, ne ana ma con
duct viii bear comparison with that Oh Az.
one Of bis aceusers. he has been an opsi
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-04


TUBLIC SALE--Will be sold, BY public
u auction, at the residence of the subsc,,-e
Der. residing on the farm belonging 10 the
heirs Of Joseph showaiter, dec. four mslpys
from Martnsburg,
On "Wednesday. The i0fh .1ftsch merit,
all of bis persoaal property, coasi.su.g OF YAK
liable Work Horses. BROOD Marcs and CoIts,
Mich Cows, Young Cattle. Shocp, and Hogs
Farming Utensils OF all kinels, srci. = rlouslss.
HaErows, Wheat Fen. Cutting Hex. excel.
lent Road Wagon, Planta ton 10. CaIf. SC.
two complete sets of Blae yalitl12 Tools.
What, Rye and Corn Ivy III. bnshel; T,ou.s,-..
old ard kitchca Furniture Of every iescrir-
ton, among which are good Feather Beds.
Bedsisads, Tables, Chairs, Desk. B,reali.
Corner Cupboard. together with Lrgs-
number OF articles not necessary 10 lsEi.eai-
larize Six months credit viii be given 40
purchasers Except fer The Whast, Which
win be sold for cash. on all SUMS eves dge-
dollars, upon giving bond with apprssla Sc
lcurity; under tbst sun, cash. lhe sale win
begin early 10 the day, and continue from lay
to day until all is sold.
JOHN s. ELUE.
Eehrua~v 1h f&su
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-04

REPUBLICAN ECoNoMx-Thc National In
elhgencer states, that the first ear Of ID uff
Greens services as public printer, he receiv-
- from the Senate alone, t,centy three thou-
I'D dollars, being Thirteen thousand more
Than the average of preceding years. That
Is, The printing of the Senate was swelled, in
one session, from ten thousand TO twenty
thfec thousand dollars, purely to crafty a
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-04

The Legislature of this State adjourned on
Enesday the Esd ult. after session of seven
Fnine days. Few acts were passed during
he session of general concern, besides the
2onventien act, and the actre-chartering the
3ank Of Virginia.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-04
February %, 1880.

gruBLIC SALE VIII be sold, at Publ,
sale, on IA'ssday the lsfhday Of Hsrt,
1880, at the late residence Of Thomas VA
Davis. deed, near Ieeiown,
The PaFscasl Property Of said decsassd,
Consisting OF
Some GrsE rate work Horses,
Brood4Sfares and Colts,
A fine young Stallion,
Mich Cows. young Cattle and Sheen.
About 100 head Of stock Hogs,
4 quantity Of Wheat & Rye by the busaels.
Closerseed by the buslicl,
Corn by tho barrel,
Wheat and Rye in the ground,
Two road Wagons, one Of them brcads
wheel, nearly new,
One plantation, ditto.
Farming Utensils Of every description.
Surh n
Ploughs, Hsrrows. Windnili, Sc. &c..
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
A quantity of Bacon and Lard,
A few barrels Of good Cider,
And great many other articles ton tedi~.
Gus for insertion.
.7tso---At the same time and place, thow
SLAVES belonging to the estate, will To
hired for the balance Of the present year, con-,
sstIng OF men, women, boys and girls.
Nine months credit will be given on a3i
sums OF and above five dollars, the purchaser
giving bond with approved security, all SUNS
under i've dollars. must be cash.
GARLAND a. DAVIS.
-qdmfcr ce r. w. Dars, dsc'ds
February %, 1880.
P.S, al persons having claims against the
above estate, are requested to present thesi..
properly authenticated. for settlement, all
those indebted, will be expected to make mi
mediate payment. G-M.D.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-04

VWlLL be- sold. by Public Auction, nj the
w Stone Tavern on Mil Creek, on'Ihnfs-
day. the 18th Of March next, Household ADJ
Kitchen Furniture, vi.:--Bcds and Desl.r,a.
bedsteads, Tahloa. Chairs, bureaus, Gun.
boards andhar Furniture ofevery DESCRIPTION.
one Len flate Stove. with Drum and Pipe.
one Franklin Stove, and many other articles
Toe tedious 10 particularizo. Six months ~.e,t-
II will DC given the purchasers ON all SINUS.
over -Four Dollars, spon eising bond wild, Sc
curly, and under that sum, tho Cash. The
sale viii begin early in the day, and cont,nusf
from day TO day until all is sold
WM. SHONVALTER.
Enhra,arr. o. Ipan
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-04

The Washington Telegraph stated day or
two since, that MIR. Troup, of Gee. was short
~ expected to resume his station IN the u: >.
Senate. The Savannah Georgian s1s-, dnaI
they have it from undoubted authority iha'
sueh is not the fact, but on the contrary uha'
s he has resigned his seat In the Senate
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-04

u Fede,dlists---T term of opprobrium is
nsed with very little reference to that distin-
pushed party which once bore the name on
fheir proud and formidable banners. The
truth is, there isno such party now; and we
have seen 10 better definition of it than the
Following in the "Fayettevilic Observer
"a Jackson paper, by the way:--sln Vir-
ginia, according to some persons, Federal
list is one who advocates Observation-Disclosures
I of the Federal constitution (fhs is the
soriginal and true meaning) "Dutf Greer
considers all who oppose himself and the Ad
k,ninistration as Federalists And IN Col
Crockeits country we suppose Federalists ar
wild cats,n sc. &c.--Lyaehbtwg pagnsIa'a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-27
Esa.A.R..E.Esa NHWa,
POR1I "a RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.

ID; IN ~ IaHIet, balu"in' . Gays rom New YORK,
with sundrlcs, to Davenport. Allen 81 Co, e Mitch
ell Ot's, Dunlop & %, Lancaster a. DENLY, EIo-
I I.ns t't ,S q Harris, W Ford e. Co Baldwin,
Ives o. 20, l. webb % Co. ~ Baker Cotton 81
|iaTNg Lee Cowes, Hal "a, q Moore Anderson g.
Ana I, Barnes @, Bel, Fl NASH Taylor,
Tpstney' ChuOO; ; ~ Gordon Z y WarrIck'
Daniels raymond d Brothers, NJ Ratclfe, Wsds-
worth q WI,l1ms, Myers GranDiss, Son d Bro
lies ~ $50 . ~ NII' Suay' Van, Lew q 20; y
II Lus'nce, Cunningham d Anderson, Il Rust, w
mi,cbc ~ ITrhb,rI e. C.Ir ~ ~
,hrrton Son &, ,Tur,,n w e. n ~ e. ~ pc
C,rJ 50 R-ooIs OF aaifsn,,,,r, - ~ N''' y w. D'''
Scbr Rail Crsiob,on Cto,, noy,ir,,,o 49,, NJ.
C,Il 5''''''' ''0''' D"''''"'''' "" Nor-
Scbr Now yor, - from, r,r,, rto.ho. hal,
Iost "' '''''' ''eS i"'Ooi' o0i'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-27

assrsDaas oagu SSsSD60,
MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. "a. 1890.

1.-THE news from Europe is again highly interest
ing, The rumors from Spain and Italy, indicate that
tho intelligence Of the great Revolution in France
was received particularly in Spain with enthusiasm,
and that there the strongest probability of its
being followed by important consequences. Madrid
vas highly excited, Catalonia THE highest spirited
province of the kogdon) ready to rise, and 10000
men their march 10 Madrid under tho tri.coorcd
flag! There probably some exnggcration, and tn =
hopes of the Liberals of France and England. may
have run ahead of events but the precautionary
measures Of the Government speak language not
to be misunderstood.
OF all tn" years whose events authentic History
has recorded, 1890 promises establish if tt has not
already established, title to be considered ,hc most
rloriCus.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-27

Little accustomed TO party strife, it cannot be ex-
pcc,ed that am versed in all the courtesles of anony-
nous scribbling therefore hope that no slight de-
iciency in etiquette towards my unknown antago-
mist, VIII involve me IN disgusting personal iower-
ing with any one who may pop out of the covert
when stung by my random shot, intended for whole
covey.
scorn the idea of writing or speaking with view
merely To nIurc the feelings blur the reputation
OF another But If tho hue and cry of anonymous
pursuers Of injured merit can be hushcd by anony-
castigaion, see no harm in laying on the lash;
particularly If he who feels It will lay still, and
change his note TO bawng and blubbering like q
beaten BOBBY
NV scattering communication Of the esd, was sug-
gested entirely by the matter fla nshed in tho circu
lar and by previous writers IN your paper and
the EOquirer--an "Obscrver'-("ho by the way.ac-
kno"lcdgcd that he had heard nothing and seen no.
thng,) Lover oil ms Country--st id Orlni genus.
Ii would he dslngenuous and therefore dishonour-
able to deny that had my suspicious who was the
writer and compiler of the circular, but knew not
authority, until the manuscript carried your
Office The certain knowledge did chunge my pur-
pose. except far as TO expungc sharp sentence
at tho suggestion OF one you. had not writ
ten with any selfish view l thought tribute
tpoor it was) due to my country and hope shall
ever think that private feelings should not stand
the way OF public duty. s-
1t Is high time tha; the people should rouse from
their apathy. and shcw who tho people are and not
sit still with folded arms, whilsA few noisy dema-
goguCs rambling abou the county and city or
loungng about the and ofslreets cry
lng-ihc peop"--thc poople-tbc rights of the peo-
pic; if tho people body but their oton dea
seiees, and their empty, idle and gossiping dupes
did not go INTO the affair entirely forgetting
saying of tho wise man; 1t is ths-''Go not forth
hastily TO strive, lest thou know not what 10 do in
the end thereof when thy neighbour hath pu, thco
10 shame" And now, for all, tender to ano-
nymous gentry carte blanche which they NAV
write of me whit they please, and promise you and
my fellow citizens aud ALL that under no circum
stances will be induced 10 trouble and disgust them
with such trifling subject my little unmportaut
self
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
NEW VOTER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-27
OnIILARN.

DIED-OG Sunday morning, Goth inst, after
short illness, Mr. BAREEcH Ii. JUDAu. aged 81 years
for many years respected resident of this city AS
Just tribute to the memory of the departed, may
be sand, could genuine worth or talents, have rescu
red their possrssor from the grave, society would
not now depIore the loss of one who might be tru-
j. termed as n Sscturion son Israciitn without
guile rs an honest man, the noblest work of that
God, with whom we trust, he now enjoys the rich
recompense of his works, and where by an emulation
of his virtues, may again hope to meet him
Ills funeral will tnke place from his late residence
street. few doors above the market, on Tuesday
next, ~ o'clock, A. NJ where his friends and &C.
Guointanccs are invited to attend without further no.
tce.
Died, in this city, last evening, of Pulmonary az
lection IN the 25th year of his age, GEoRGE N hoy
and those Of Joshua Hallowcll arc requested To at
tend h. Funeral this nllernonn M 4 n,cinck
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-27

Gentlemen. am truly sorry that Nathaniel Bacon
should have taken al that is general IN my commu-
nicatIou exclusively personal to HIMSELF when, IN
IN the abstract be oi n different opinion than shat
his circular required some such antdotc. IL certain
" was not my object nor my wish to lnjurc him
Bar from u. But u was my fixed and undltcrable
purpose 10 check him If I could And so long rs I
claim 10 be n free man, shall axe that liberty with
any one who offers like occasion; whether appear
ing IN his own n1rle, or that Of croLo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-27
From the Ercnios Edition Of the y Y. Journal of Com

From the Evcnins Edition OF the Y Journal of Com
of sep 90.
THE MARKET We have important chan
gss to notice II the state of our market A fair de-
mand has continued for Western Flour, 81 to 5 @
chiefly for Eastern Markets parcel Of Troy was
sold Cor export at 3, 10: York city, of Common
quality, !, and choice The arrivals of Wheat
from the South, not large: the sales about keep
pace with the supply. a. 100 to lo2 cents for good
and prime. Very little Southern flour arrives Nor
thcrn rye has been sold at 60 and 60 cents but the
market is clear, and 20 cents might be obtained
Sales of Northern. yellow corn at 625 cents. All
coarse grains at the close of last week. phe
business in cotton goes steadily.
The market to-day exhibits signs of having
been affected in any way by the European news recei-
we'd yesterday. 1t seems to be understood among tho
merchsts that however high the price of Flour may
go at Liverpool, 1t is TOO late to take advantage of
them and only the prospects of the coming crops can
benefit II will be seen, that the duty on for
eign Wheat declined IN England the price of free
also declined, that the meeting of prices between
boned and free grain likely to be not far from
the last quoted prices of bonded.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-27

Respectfully, your obedient servant,
a NEW VOTER.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20

Office # ire cAssepeske and OAis CANAL Co.
wAss.ssror, jew %. lsjO.
NOTICE 10 hereby giveh, thss an natal.
Az ment u too dollars and City cents per
share being the l6sh Inssslm<ns) on excrv
share u stock IN the Chesapeake snd Ohio a.
nat Company. V rvquired to be paid on the 9Th
dsy Of October next, and further ins,slrnen,
II two dollsrs and Fifty cents per share (be.
80 the 18th instalmen,) on the third day ol
November next; which inssAimenss must be-
pad to the credit Of Chesapeake and Obio
Isrsl Company. TO the Csshies. or other off.
csr of either Of The following B.nks. viz,
The Rrasch of the liaak Of the United States
nj Washington.
The Hank cf w Asls;ngton. at Washington.
The Patriotic Hank. do.
rhe Hank of the Metropolis, do.
The fsssnefs and Aechsnics' Dank, At George
town.
The Bank OF Alexandra, ~ Alexandra
Jhe HANK Of Pososwac, do
The Faruers' bank of Alexsndris, do.
The Mechanics Bank Of Alexanslris do.
The iIsgentown Bank, in Hsgersscxn, Nil. /,
And the Brsneh Of the Valley Bank, in
Chariesto~n, Va.
The Branch Of the Valley Bank. in Leesburg,
Va.
BY order OF the President and Directors:
JOHN r. INGLE, Clerk
Chez. & Ohio Canal Corn
August =, 1850. -wtSN.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20
LOST OR STOLEN.

ROM horse. in Cbsrlestown, on the
II 9th Of August last. n half worn Sad
Ole. with heavy stivrups. and a new piece
on the bind part, with deep blue sweat
cis'h Of cassinst, and a new girih. Also.
AT the same time, a common curb bride.
WIN common iron ring on one side OF
the bit Tho ring WAS made BY black
smith. A suitable reward will be given for
,ne delivery or the articles 10 Mr. VIM.
burns. or by leaving them st this office.
AHASEL VANMETRE.
Oct. 6. 1880.