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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16

tn tie UOfh IS tie ..rlisl lAoQl-5i
Id j. sAI.TErtr return. his thank. 20 ,rs --r.
rJr The very lberel enc0ursrenew pli,bb.I..
received, anA aIoius them liza, he sill crirr,, !.
conduct the Dysiag aud Securing lie .ue,r,,,s,.
tie plan pnisped b. Cl"ta:ai,cts b.; executed ~.
the n,anscr OF an ait;.t iouS experience. T.. L.l~,
ness. Those who may favor mn. viii, tie ~
may rest assured that pains sis!l he sps,li ,,
der complete satisfaction ~ Tue a,-k done ly hin
Silk, cotton, wooiIcn. thread and hce d,el ,,,,.
iorIhat may he desired, ~ The shCsest r,.ce. a.
coicrs warranted 10 REMAIN pc.!a4neH.. Me,..oL,,.
bieached perfectly white. u..AvGttAC s.is.i.a AIN
10 The borders.
two apprentices, from Il to I6yesrs OF sgs, ~
be taken to the above business. None need .,rt
but those WHO can come well Recommended 80
The subscriber continues 10 keep an assct,rert I
the choicest Mines, oths owa importation C!i-
pa;gIc, C!Gre;, Vim 1larc de Grave, oil PoR a
Msdeiya; also, i-oulon Porter Hiab,rl's B!oun sse
A!5any, Philadelphia, Georgetown and Alsssndtii.
AMI Porter. bottled Crab Cider Ana good s.o1z u
neg4r; superior Velvet Boi,lng uosk, ALq uE
Water and Rose Water for s,le a, sbo,e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16

MI. This oiotmeat, which is highly valuable aP'
pcation or frost bites, burns, scalds, aud womeus
or swei!ed breasts. is pvt up in neatly finished
glazed jugs, well corked afisealed. witt, directions
how to use t. The proprietor wishes it to be o5serv
ed that, Order to preserve its virtues persons Using
it will corr again, to keep the air fcon destroy
ing its good qualities. No agent receives them IN any
other say than being we'll corkea and sealed.
7GENTS:
WILLIAM GUNTON,
Druggist j'a 3UsnUs flashing .on.
y. JEWITT,
Druggist, Pm 2vsnse, Washington.
JN0. LITTLE,
Druggist. Georgetown
MEsSRS. SCOTT,
Upper Marlborough
r. sEMMES,
Port 15Jaeco.
N. GRIFFIN,
nav P-o1.eyr77 md Nottingham.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16
Charles Bennett

IVAs imported by the ship Pioneer from iverpoai
: ~ GOODS,
Which are offered for sale On the usual terms--
Go,,'s 81, 4, u. anl n blankets. some OF extra
quality
s,.ptr6ne b.;,e olive, and dark mixed CLOTHS
Cairi,ric m,s!ins, book aud jacpne, hlkfs
= Book, null, ami s!.ri, null nifslns 80
2, Ginghsms Holland ssd double fne iinent ape 81
Black silk 1.ose -
Back silk wsistcosting, vc'sst and frentincsS
si.ne and colored threads, OF various Qualities
shad and herring SEINE TWfNE
sail Irvine and book-binders' swhgs
Z Double G.os,er and pine apple English Cheese
from London, of lirstquslty
And, by the Statira expected daily from Phi!adelphia
he viii receive
n eeneraIassorinie,h 9f Domestic FI~3NNELo
Amongst winch are some OF iineness equal to any
< English.
Sa,tinetts and cassnetts, and American cass'meteS
Kerseys and lnseys, cotton osnsbu'gs
Farhiiire cotton checks aud plaids
Peniientary stripes
fiashngs and Devonshre ktrseys
Bleached and brown domestic cotoas sl!Tihgs
black and cUiored circIssian SUITS
Wais,coatinE. great variety
Madras and supeTiine ndia Renal silk hdk!s
Bed,icks, sewing silks
Twied ssckiDgs and Scotch o2naburgs &cs<c.
sept 9 -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16

Morse s i0sselyN,

CorRerefE King AMI Royal SIS. '4itT'' a,i,
ETAvE on baud, andcon,inue 70 nsnc''''a.' ' a.
al of The vario,ls qualities aud fashions 1'' '''
o7ssle, wholesale or retail
They have received, byth latest arTi'-'' .'I'''
York and Phi!aI.iplis, acnnplctc assc'!neH'"
Genfiemen'S,
Ladfes' and ChiidreN'S Bearers G'd y
or EVERY pEscRiIIlos
Together with full assortment OF h'''s' -
Trimmings, bye Stuifs, &c. sc. ,.,,,a
Country merchants are invited 10 CAL a., ,.,,,r
their assortment, as they viii So! % as coca H,g
can be had elsewhere. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16
a. IL YhrOop,

UNNeRAyER Of visiting cards, bank notes. portraits
II mans. charts, landscapes, diplomas, hat Plates
BUSINESS cards &C. Also society, notary, and all
other metal seals. Engraving on WOOD rs usas..
en- .hove shalt done with dispatch at reason
r,c.s His ros IS the I'd door from lth street,
ON the Avenue. aud directly opposite the NaeonaiJ9uF
nal Office, Washington City.
"oPPe dec 2l-eoE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16
GottOns.

NOttONS.
on BALES brown 1sh;r;rrs
III case fine blsached
Received per schr PIonser, from the New Market
Mandatory, for sale by
sept4 W. FoWLE g 20.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16
BRASS Foundry

VNCuARIAH NICHoL AS begs leave TO INFORM ms
n ,rendsin Alexandria anli,s vicinity and the pub
lie generality tina; having. at great expense, establish
ed a BRASS FoUNDERY Oh Water street, for the
purpose Of casting ANDi8oNs, with every Others Pe
ces Of worS connected with the business ne assures
tham thathe win cast and finish, any work which may
he entrusted to him well and as cheap as can b.
procured from any IF the Northern Cities, He will
also make or repair Soda Fountains upon application
He has, moreover, employed workman from England
to conduct the Cutlery business and solicts portion
af the public patronage. All kinds of Screws brass
iron, steel, &c. cut TO order
Anplications NAV be made either at the Foundry on
Watsf street or at his old stand on Fairfax street
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa SAanaiac-

OuDillct ,N!itit div -
tory.
VAnEs GREEN Cabinet maker, --hssoh 'ane
81 will constantly keen sthis dstsnd on Royal
ST, Alexandra, & 1T the corner oflJth st. Ftnsyi:
vsnia Avenue ~, shing;on--a general assortment, of
the nostiasllonahie XII iura5ie Furniture which ne
will warrant eGual fact superior IN qis''ty to any
ever oiIerc the IN part, Of
Crecian, wingedan plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestal md anl plain sdeboards
Ditto, with cearcttsaild marble slabs
French and plain huresus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies and ,ientlemcns 'secretsriesand bookcases
Pier,abies with marble aud mahogany tops
pilleIand.aw dining, bres ktast and card tables
Plai do do do do do
Lslieswork stands
Shaving andcsndle DO
Wash ,tands withmarb and mahoganyIops
Grecian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Hlsic stools, hiletts cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks Sc
with general ,ssoctmentof peisteads oifichii
carved mahogany, maple and stained woods, all OF
which Will be sold ,sl0w for ash they can bc pur-
chased oithcsane quality atany ,ther nanntaciory
n the Union ALSO,
3n,s ,neEt Of ytDJmingoa Bay OF Honduras
Msho gary, partof wch - suitable FOR handr&'is,
steam sawed carl and shaded yeneers, copai var
nish of,s,psrior !uaty, acsing bottoms, cords, &C.
ryamlJ3 AND 8 ARvfE5,
Handsomely : xecuted may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16
{huice Miues.

.syfE subscriber is this day receiving from the We
1 Iocy direct from Madeira, select ASS
fac iflaES from the celebrated house o. = a'sa'a'
1Marct u ia. consisting OF
pipes
l6 hngsaeads
S2q1arter casks. and
-ss.: 49, 10 eighth pipes j,
Among which are the I" finest Grape JH,ee, lon.
Jon Particular. ;lutgundy. ana rta's al Of ,f"ea ne
Offers for sale on the most fyofahe terms II ss q"
hand, Of former importsons, VIM % '-' '''
which he offers for sale y, reduced prices
saug ~ W., 80 an.a
IL The Telc graph will please 'i'seit s'. above once
aweek for t,s months, and send account to u j.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16
SplendiA Earnitusc.
CHARLES KOONs

~ ~.
Cabinet, Chair and Sofa liaker, Kimg. n.,,A
10 the corner Of .flfred street. Wv
HAS on han;l, aai constantly Manufacture,
4 4 raj assortment Of seas
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNI-r,-pr
Which, for elegance aud durability, rfje. conr,
e. Ills stocs. generslly consists Of N"1'a
GFecian and plaia sof.s, cpaches ana iou,se,
Mahogany and III kiIp,l. cf ,rawi,,-.rOorp eb,i,.
oreciau, winged and si.,;ls wardrobe.
Pedes,ai-esi ,id.bogr,ls with marble ton, .r5.
Gu,lic ani various o,her ditto ""'a
Pier tables, with msrb!a an'l mahogany ton,
PIier aid bioca, I;ains, card an 5reasfa,t,,,,,,
DO CLAW do 30 do ~
Plain do do do do 4,
Centric or loo -
French aud various other bureaus, with and xat..
mirrors '"
Ladies lres,u, tables, with and W;thou, rri,,,,.
Ditto woIk s,anjs and music siOos
Diuoanl gen.lemen'i Cabinet. sccre:sl.ls ar H..
cgscs
wnsks,en!s, will marble and n,hugsny to-;
Richly carved an,i plaza mahogany, bud eve
maple and common headsterls
Crib, cradles, csuicstands. Shaving DO, TO- ,Ie5.,.
and every utherar,ic'e III tie cabinet !.It. ~"
L{HEIFiSE,
Hatacany q v9:iaus kinds, stem sawed. ,,.
shaded yepeers cyPa! yaiiisll, ssckus h0lleu, CO..,
&c.
rhe above articles VIII be Ii. posed Of e. c,,
punalial persons oa the mos; liberal Terms
\ very extensive patronage f..n Washrr..-a
CO. me tn say, that vii deliver furniture los,,
chaser in that s't> free oreNpenee. -
Turniag& & CARING executed IN Meie.i .7gs,,.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16
Also, 90 900 Acres,
Valuable Property

FOR sale OR, LEASE.
-. No. 1.-The Three Story Brick Store
& 9fN AZ the coraer Of Prince ard Fairfax streets
E53st "a LotofGround on Prince street,
E.E3 about 100 feet front Prince and 90 feet on
ROYAL street Tn this lot good brick dweiiing,in
the occupancy of Mr.. Il II. Miller.
s.-A Frame Dwelling on King street, go by
100 feet. to eten fext stley.
A Frame Dwelling on Water street, Al f.
front by % feet deep.
5.-A Vacant Lot at the intersection of Wa
Ter and Franklin streets, llo feet front by 1913 5l2
deep Tits wall be rented in building lots at 50 cents
per front foot,
81 Vacant Lot, IA feet front On Water ST.
"A on Washington street, IS feet front
by 100 feet deep the Intersection OF
On thisl,, l. brick buildings
S.-A Vacant Lot on Patrick street, Si feet
front, aud half the i.pth OF The sqisre
"a Vacant Lot on Henry street, 65 feet
front and hslftht lie p,h OF the square,
noeg IaoS VOWEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16
Removal.

ylo. Nj. JOHNSON & Go. hale fesoYea a. u' :.
d stocs OF ,ry Goods otlle store mouse
eupied by siessrs Scott s Wright, AZ ''ie cos.e- =
KING an lairtAx streets.
sept 6-2m $3.50 ~. = &c..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16
J1iIT TALIAFEIiHO,

TO WF Charles ilerstons, PfoprIetor)
of Judkins' Ointment, near Frede
ricktown, Nd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16
utice.
YMs 'Yan-YArA

r-A At Mount Sterling, about halt way be
ETrs4tweea auckland aud Fanquer Court House,
ON he'sauthern ROAD Is for rent am posses
CONTAINS over thirty ysts. all in prime order. good
bark hos with nil, carriing shop &c and mas
attached TO it good Dwelling house and garden, now
occupied by Henry th'sProperisrs IN good
s,,aation FOR bark healthy and PoPuous neiShoor-
ho,l. .nl wall worthy n msn Of business.
For terms. which wfii be accommodating, apply
Phil S Johnson, Esq the premises. Or to
,une4 GEO JOHNSON.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-07

vacitv. .'that this theory Of the seas does
mot belong 10 me, but | am penetrated with
ito truth: nevertheless far from desiring a
nv mark of distinction for its author, only
wish TO preserve the Profoundest obscurlty
of life. We live among men and at a Pc
riod which threatens us with the destiny oil
Plato and Pythogoras. You know that
one was sold to slavery, by his friend Dy-
onisius, and the other put to death BY the
Cbaldeans for having dared TO teach new
truths TO man Socrates was also a victim
n the race of man for having enlightened
his acc by his philosophy and his life. The
times have not altered since; you know The
fate of Calico and of many others OF the
bencCactors Of the human race. In coun-
tries where errors are reyerenced as truths
and truths prescribed as errors, we must
keen a profound silence; particularly upon
the subject we have just discussed. As
for myself | never speak Of il bet 70 those
in whom yet find the true sentiments OF
men.
But the moon is about to set, and the
heavens are overcast, we shall not fail to
have a tempest, aud | will retire in search
of rest, follow my example.
Aiding me then to regain the longboat'
he embraced me kindly aud left no to SOL
emn meditation. 49,.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-07

and mad with the bright p,on..,
cashmen, have passed similar ena q
We have sand it before, and rep aS'a' \
The amount Of circulating medid,a' E
the denomination Of liyes, is So o.a.. 20
It will net be possible to replace 'I.l q
pure and unadullerated. Tbe r. y 81
consequence Will be, a scarcity oS -, J 1'l
and severe pressure on tie MAJ
next an ample harvest to the co ,a7' g
or; and then, enbarassments a ,,pI ,.I
ties IN the way oftrade, to the eo3 ''''',
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-07
~ IL }

The ocean prepared this globe, from It's
origin, for the future wants OF the human
race; its waters have diminished from that
peuol V~ snoco2sive year. Even at
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-07

SVRIRGINIA, To WIT Ar kues n,.
" the Clerks Office ofihe supenm 80. 49,.
Chncer, holden at Clnksburg Cor The i'D
trict, on the first Monday IN June l53J:
.Lhn Gibson FtHIy
Against
WIliap Chambers, DJndfhL
The defendant not hlying entered hs ply.
ance aud gwen secu,ity according 10 ne
Assembly and Use rules Ofitis court a'h ~ !,
ing by satisfactory evidences that be- ., no' ~ 80
hsbiiant Of tli.s Commoar, th li D. ~ ~
That ibe said defendant DO lersg' bore on ~.
g g and that a Cow Of dis ordy, BE- f,a,
inserted in some public Newspuper plD..'. .,.-
the town Of Wheeling, foF two months s 49,
~. and posted 1.-THE front do0s cttne ~of''.''
Ia the sid toar u Clark burg
4 COPY-TESIE
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-07

q T a Conft held for Ohio County on tha loa
IN day ofJune, 1884,
ARdrc,c p Hoods and
John HOioard trading
undey the firm Of
Hoods and HOiCard, in CIANCERl
vs..
Ezeiid Chapman and
Others.
THIS day came the Compliments by their 'o1s
sci, and the Defendant, Ezekiel Chapman, not las,
ing entered his appearance according 10 tle ae' o.
Assembly and the uho5 Of this Court, aud ii or
pearing by satisfactory evidence, that iho 'll
Ezekiel Chapman is not an iuhabiiant olts CoA-
monwealth IL is ordered that the said De.endlh'
Ezekiel Chapman do appear here on the hrsi dV
ofthe next September Term, and enter hs ''
pearance and give security Cor the payment Of m
decree and answer the Compliments biIi ai
that a copy Of this order be published iof i"'
months succcssyely, in tine Wheeling Compile,
aud that another Copy be posted on thc doof q,
the Court House Of Ohio County for tLe lie P'
rod.
A COPY-TESTE
WM. CllAPLINE, {. o.
June 30 1880.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-07
GEN. BOLIyAR

Extract q letter from Bolivar ,,.,.
81 have sacrificed my forum. y, ..5 .i'',,
to secure 10 my country liberty ANY, r'.I
ness. | lave doue all that / c Con-
have failed in making kcF ro,; .o-'O' 90,
happy. ] now resign every ,I.i,a o.,
wisdom Of Congress. relying M, % d
effect what an individual has f,; i' u W
comPlIsh. That civa warwhicb ~ 70 Q,
the history Of the South Americ,ss ''alae-
may never be witnessed in Cola..ss'.' ''s
my most lerycnt prayer to Heaven
stay this, it IS found indispeDs,6"' u al
sary by the Congress, and dcs,roJ p''e'
people TO introduce a monarchy. / I'M U,
rebel against then wishes: bot renso,.. u,
The crown never goes on BoGvor,.
| desire rePose, and be sure M o,I \. ',',
i!!' shall ever sully my history. tb,, ~. ny
me so much pleasure 20 review pa 1,'''o'
VIII do me justice, and an assrr,s ,',.''
this is al | possess to make me b,na 49, q
My Destinations have been coDs,r..l, -
the worst Of motives; and IN ,bo ~ r.. Y
States, where ! expected justice, I S,, ,-
been abused. What have / done r. NV, Nv,
thla Born to a fortune and every CONT CIV
! INV possess nothing but a ruined Comet
tutDn. Could my enemies have des,,l
moe! And that am thus destitute. i, h.. n.
| have thus wllled. The resourcesorC.
loubIa, and her victorious armies. b,r.
been at my individual disposal; and IN
consciousness OF having done her no ypDr
affords me the greatest comfort"
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-07

o. the 9Th of May, the Conrro,, a,
Colombia, having previously settled n,
lew Constitution, proceeded to choose
President and Vice President Oobs2i
ballot Jonquia Mssquara was chosoa Pr
s,denf, and Gen. Domingo Caicedo Vice.
President The President elect not 5eIr
Ia Eogota, a deputatIon was sent TO Ma
Vice President, informing him of bis e.c.
non, and inviting hum 10 enter on the duties
of his station. 4 committee was also sem
to Bolivar, announcing the election TO hn
and expressing anew the regard Of Con.
gress for his services and sacrifices The
LIberator expressed The greatest pleasure
at The choce which had been made, AMI %
beng himself once more "A private citizen.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-07

DAVID RICHARDS

NVNTI,7III' ~ IUI0TW IUH ""IIV ~
w now m full operation TWO WOVL
CARDIMG MACHINES, AsD
PICKER, Of the best quality, attended v
experienced CARDER. lIe will card on % y
modIing terms as eau be had elsewhefs
those who com from distance can haze ~.
Rolls home with them by waiting shon w.. ~.
This establishment is CONVENIENT 10 CD as va
House. June y. III
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-07


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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23

ofLivcrreol, said or lis Balm Of Casad, That
IL had been sanctioned by the most learned
physicians or the age. that in their analyza-
tisns,' they bad discovered no metal except
gold, pure virgin gold, and the true balsam
Of Mecca Hence, he continues, the salu-
brious e~aaliiiss of this igestlmabie cordial,
and hence is preparation is the most difficult
and costly Of al others in chemistry. All
this is notoriously false. His balm OF Mecca
was sransy, and his potable gold the flavor
communicated BY cardaDon seeds. The &C.
lebrated physicians were of his own kidney:
the less distinguished, and envious ones in his
eyes were, Of course, these who would not be
dupcd by bis knayery. An English clergy
man, a few years ago, sold by means oil his
agent, what re termed Life Pills: and what
were thsse lie pills? They were composed
Of red pepper. I've fellows, calm. tiem-
selves Doctors Jerdon, putted at a great rate,
their celebrated BalsaH Iiakaslrl: asserting
that il was a pare balsam, especially goos
fsr pulmonary consumption. When cxamin-
ed, this sovereign cure was found TO be ar
dent spirit, (much stronger than brandy dis
guised by the addition OF u little sugar. and a
slight order Of rosemary. Another man ad-
vertised the Malta exotic: it was snuff. flavor
ed with anisece. An apotiecary in London,
sold, with no small profit, a liquid III bottles,
which he alleged was the real Bethesda Wa
ter. IT was taken from a pond in the city.
and had some ~impregnatio. Of the liver Oh
sulphur. The mixture @aeuE as u bite
heads Essence of Mustard, has not a parti
Gle Of mustard in it. The active ingredient
is spirits of Iurpentinc. These are 4 few
specimens among hundreds Of similar cases
of imposture. In The second place. the prac-
tee is fraudulent, by which, under the plea
that patest or guack medicines are conpos-
ed OF expensive and rare substances most exc
orbitant prices are asked for them; when, in
fact, they are often the comuonest and cheap
est articles. Thirdly, free inquiry into the
real properties and merits Of a nostrum is
prevented, and fraud indirectly avowcd, by
lis proprietor ooncealing its composition
Fourthly, the publication Of cures alone, and
the sedulously Withholding all tho cases of
failure or injury, from the use of such a medi-
cine, is misleading and fraudulent.
journal Of Health.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23
nITACK MEDICINES.

We assert that The whole system Of manu-
facharing and vending patent or qSack medi-
cines, is founded on fraud, and sd'erse alike
10 science and philanthropy, we are prcpar-
cd with facts 10 make good cur assertion. la
the Grst place, there is seldom any ceres
rozdence between their composition as al
Iced by the proprictors. and their real com
rostion. Or. james celebrated iebri!ugc
-4a-ri II Enslend, could never &c made
trou tte sneciic.,,ua winch hG on oath
asro,ifr4in lie office, whea Le obtained The
natent for il. Tie - Godbolds, father end
fsm, avon 10 q different story respecting tue
rSaefails Lui.an q the former. DR. Solomon
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23
LAND FOR SALE.

EFT virtue of a decree Of the county Court
ED Of Berkeley, rendered at the August
Term, 1880, in a cause therein depending, in
which Zaehariah Paul and others ara com
plainants, and Robert Paul and the heirs o.
Hugh Paul, deed, are defendants, ! willcf
fer for public sale, on the premises, on Sat
urday, the 25th of September next, four tracts
o. pareels of land lying and being in the conn
ty OF Berkeley, containing upwards of 200 a
ores; 1t being The same u on which Andrew
Paul, decd lived, and which was conveyed
by him to Robert and Hugh Paul.
The terms Of the sale will be the payment
Of one half the purchase money in cash, and
securing the payment Of the balance in i've
annual payments, by good personal security
or lien on the land.
NANCY PAUL,
Com'r Of the {. c. Berkeley
August 10, lS3Q.-4t.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23
la FAYET'TE.

II ENTLFMEN who are DESTROYS to breed
VI frem3bis noble heIse die property OF
John Nj. Bots, Esq OF RicLuoad) are infer
med that ae VIII stand a "a season in Eerke-
Icy county, at the stable Of Mr.. Griffin fay
lor, lately William B. Kings, one aud a hall
miles from Martinsburg, aud lie let TO mares
al ten dollars the single leap, OF fifteen dol
lars the season, payable t, the subscriber at
the expiration thereof. The season has com
menced and ii terminate on the first day of
November next.
The pedigree Of La Fayetis is equalt &c that
Of any horse in the world, and bis performan
ces on the turf entitic him TO rank in the first
order Of the race horses Of Virginia. These
are too long for insertion in a newspape~, but
gentlemen who may be curious TO know them,
are referred TO SINNERS Turf Register and
Sporting Magazine. For the pedigree sec
No. 7, page 3S6, and fer his performances,
"Racins MemoIanda," June and July Nss.
ID. II. ALLEN.
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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23
MR. THOlAlS ANDERSON.

FESAKE Notice, that Ell The 9th day Of Oc-
IL tober, 1880, at the Clerks OGice, in the
town Of Martinshurg, county Of Berkeley, &
Commonwealth of Virginia, / intend taking
the dispositions Of John Lemon and Elisha
Boyd, which | intend TO offer in evidence on
the trial Of. suit now depending in Berkeley
county Court, in Chancery, in which suit |
am Complainant, and you, William Ander-
son, Executor Of Colbert Anderson, deed.
George Knup, Admir-, efAnn Anderson, dee.
and Elisha BoYd are Defendants.
COLBERT ANDERSON.
Sept. 9, 1850.