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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-02
Just received ny the Snbsc'

= A FRESH SUPPLY OF
SD Medicines, Drugs, Dye
NY St ifs, Paints, Pcrfumery,
EAA BronzeS, &c C.
ENTE invite she attention of practitioners ofmedicine
who NAV wish TO avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity to try the effect and virtue OF the following new
French preparations of Physic ar Vegetable Salts, WIS
Supuline, sulphatc morphine, acetate morphine, narco-
tine, eme,inc. rhubarbarine, piperine, and iodine; also
crotOn oil and extract bssam copaiya. &c The differ
ent forms CT manipulation or preparation OF those me-
dlcines for use, are kept on hand; together with dlrec-
,ions for the msnner of emp'o, ing them in practice.
DR. Naieniie's formulary Ut preparation and admins
tration of those new RENE dies, can also be obtained.
la BaryQgue'S CIOrnre IF the Ord Of
.Ssdium.
From numerous experiments of the most skiliul men
of science, followed by certain success, II Results that
this ciorIre is a pre- servauve against the occult seeds
oflatent diseases, yellow fever, small poA. seucorrhos,
snl against all contagious and epidemic diseases ~
remedy against the bite of the mad dog and that ct SER
pents; against ulcers of long standing. g%angr.ne, the
rot IN hospitals, degenerate burns, oil syphIltIc ulcers,
corroding letters, cancers, carbuncles, asphyXiss pro-
luced by civilizations from sewers, cutters, or an! col
lection of putrid animal or deconposing vegetable mar.
ter. Instructions for using the CIorure OF OAid OF So
dunn, including all its various applications in healing,
can be had.
Chloride oT Lime.
Instructions will be given for its uses in bleaching
silk, cotton, or linen goods, such as caps, fringts,
sl,ee,ings, leghorns. or any other article of wear OF dress
Dye .StnGs eC all kinds,
Consisting Of logwood, h~schewood, redwood, CAM
wood, B~rasiletto wood, fIstick, cochines', msdder. tur-
meric, indigo, &c The dye-woods chipped we can
afford as cheap by the barrel as they can be purchased
in any city To the north. We will give warranted d.
rections for dy ing any color to those who favor us with
their custom, with reasons vii. thvy tan IN making q
good color, so it can be corrected
The Goilowing articles G/ Paints ana Per-
.Junety:
yellow chrome, drop lake, rose pink, eau de Cologne,
auuoue oil. variet, pomatum, IN pots and sticks. Ma.
cas,ar oil, vegetable rouge, pearl powder, &c,; almond
soap, rose soap, &C.; yellow, pale yellow, white, red,
and green bronzes.
Supe, ior BLacking Paste,
Warranted equal to any in the world. To those
whose motto i. " Economy, we can recommend this
Backing. as retaining its polish, softenins the leather,
aud not causing it to crack, MS most high polishing
blacking does 1t has the advantage ut polishing on
the leather whether wet or dry. For sale bt
nov % WILLIAM IANPHiEk q 20.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-02

NJ Persons calling for letters in the following list
will please say THEY ARE ADVERTISED, or they may no
get them.
James Allen Benz w Alexander
James l. Armstrong James ~ Anderson
Charles f Atwood John Adams Fishery
B
David Bruce Capt Geo w Bowers
Miss Charlotte L Brown John Brown
Henry Bruce Richard Barry
Mary Goats Mary Ann Cole
John " Crisnond John VI Clark
Capt John ID Cock Robert Claxton
Susannah Cannon
Maria Dennison William L Daily (carver)
David Dick. jr SamIJ Duncan
Miss Melinda Davis Henry Darnall
f
James Evans
DunmOre Fairfax
G.
Mrs Ann Gardiner Edward Gi'ham
awson u rrell Miss Maria Green
Rich'd VI Galloway Miss susan Gates
II
lanes H~utchings Samuel HENDERSON
Elizabeth Hall CSthsrine ilawe
Barton lIait Juit Henderson
- u J uonfman-2 Thomas VI HasliP
James UulCtus J q Hutton
Fran - Hagen William Herbert
',ach,cl tiodgkin Peter henderson
Reuben Hills Robert Hume
Ann Johnson Dir Lyins
capt James Johnson
l.
Henry Logan Aiex'r Lowe
rhomas Itish Thomas " Lyles
Messrs Gideon Lee u Co T. Lauck
NJ
Elizabeth , Martin Manly II Morris
ines Nc Amber Miss Juiraun Mur%in
Miss Sarah Nssristone Diniel Minor
Er.nces Martin Geo Mackenheimor
Ann Martin , NJ Miller
John W Monroe
Sarah Overall
William Pas co (baker)
.
Mrs Qugley
K
| Thomas 6 Rincker Miss Ann Ruse
!. &C RolLr, Susan Russell
Miss C..harne A Robb Capt Willis Rose
CHARLES st;IIman DIR James Scawoes
, b,rl,s G. Stuart William Sutton
Capt John S Swami Barshsha slWms
Benz smith
Dennis Talbert Lewis f Turner
Violet
w
a.. r,;,o w.v-9 Nessrs wetrel & Mills
Lucy Ann Washington Thomas \ VIRGIN.
-, Waisrr Jesse or PeytOn Williams
CathArue NO0d
DAN'L. BRYAN, P. NJ.
Jaae l, 1880.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-02
Also. 10000 Acres,
Oayi0 Martin
1tliiot'H' y 90
iune 29--9awtt

Illus Just received, and o6ers for safe,
yENHE ORA OW5 TEXfB ok containing a va
riety of Passages, in Prose AID Verse, selected as
exercises in Reading and Recitation; also a Debate, IN
| tended for an Exercise in ArgumentatIve Defamation,
written by J. Sheridan K"owles-to which IS prchNed
An Introduction, containing AN Abstract ct Walkers
SyS,em.-By Donald Macleod, 4 NJ. Lecturer on
Eiocu,ion; lyol. l2mo. price in board, I'll neatly bound
=, o, NAV II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-02
XXX WEDNESDAY, MORNING. JUNE @ 1880 VIEW SGRIsso v@o v9UoU low
NeceiVtA.

NeceiVt Il.
packets Washington and trie from New VOTE,
l. a further supply Of new md seasonabie
GOODS:
amongst ch,eh are
Super British gsuze fannels
Black circsssisns
Lilac, lead and blue palmerynes
Nankin and Canton grapes
Super green barrage
India yellow nsnkeens
Brown IRISH linens
Do French do
Black gauze and bsrrage hdkfs, also
Super6ue olive and brown cloths, &c. &c
IN , 81 JAS ZtE & Co.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-13
The 7aoroUgs Bred Horse
INDUSTRY,

rs a beautiful rich dark browa, elk years
4 old Uis spring, OF fine size, form, ahd
commanding appearance, fall sixteen hands
and one inch high, Of great strength, activity
and beauty. lie was got by the celebrated
horse Virgiaiaa, lIe by Sar Arehy, he by the
imported Dlaiuede, 81. IndustFys dam
prrago, by the imported horse Whip, he
ty..Saitrsn, he by O'Kely's Eclipse
SC. His grand dam by the imported
horse Eokss, bis great grand dam by Gen
Meade's celebrated horse Ca!oT, out of the
Generals famous Aristotle mare, Se. For
full pedigree, see hand bills.
lie viii stand the ensuing season, at my
farm on OpeqUoH. near Smithiield. in Jeflcr-
son county, aad viii he let 10 mares at the
reduced prices Of eight dOi!ats cash tn Singlc
leap, twelve dollars the season, discharged
by ten dollars II pad within the scasop, and
t"cRy dollars 20 ensure a mare, payable as
soon as the mare IS known TO be IN ieal or
pared with. ANY person entering five mares,
may pa sixth free Of charge. Fifty cents
to the groom for each mare. Ali mares sent
TO the horse wltIe5lt written instruct ons to
the contrary, will be entered by the sea
son. The season has commenced, and will
terminate the first 4 July. Mares from a
distance can he furnished witli g1cellent pas
tnrage * iatg cents per week. or fed with
@Fdia D. twenty-five ccuts perday. Servants
ri t'ta mares TO remain VITA tscpi, viii he
inend gratis. Every care and attention v Ill
DC paid to pFctnpt accidents OF escapes, but
no Liability for aHy that may occur.
CARF ER WILLIS.
April / ), 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-13
nen1 G11rtn9. Goods.

EOGMIRE s. BOYD are receiving their
e. a supply of Spring and Summer Goods,
which will be sold on accommodating terms:
they therefore request all persons wishing to
purchase to cali and examine their stock
consisting of
Blue, Black, Olive, Brown, & mixed Cloths:
Casslmercs, S Cassinetts, Black Brochclle;
Black Princetta, Cireassians S. Bombaz.tts:
Black and colored Bomhazines, Nankin
and Canton Grapes;
Biack SATIN Levantine, and Sarsnet;
Black Italian Iuslrirg;
Fancy colored Grape DE Lyons:
unto, do PaIms rincs and Cote Palv:
hite and colored Gro dc Maps:
White, Pink, and Green Florcnces:
uau@e Searis and Italian Grapes:
I ahey, HiiN. PoPlin, and Barra,e Handkfs;
Spntleiield and Bandanuo do
Linen Cambria and Berkeley do.
Fancy Craya.s, Cotton Bapdanuoa,.
iriSh Linens and Lawns, Brown Irish linens.
buFiIps, Ilcilingburg's Russia Sheetinc,
D,i-pers. 'lafsailles Festing, Cotton and silk
Hose Umbrellas and PaTasols: Thread Rob;-
nett 1aces and Edginxs. Feather Fans.
Iahcoee new style Gin.hams, French
VI ushn, 4 new artIclc,) Swiss. emo. Jack
nett, 1iail and Can,bric Muslins, Linen Cam
oiic ana Irritation Iuslin, Bonnet and color
ca 'aasl11cs. RIbhDndS. assorted. nrIii.rs
olofe4. SasPendcrs, Bradcs, Jape,. lar
S'it1 Gck ana @Ida Coulbs. B,.t{nn.. e.
'osSlhH' van al extensive @ssoilsaeng of ia
!Hestic Goods, S,scU's, Glass, and Stn,e.
\" are, " oodea Ware, Groceries U,rI-
-" are Paints, Dye Stufs, Brushes, Staiion
Martnsburg, april 8, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-13

The Mo~sI Of Improvement By wsy of il
lustratisg the progress OF the age about which
we hsar 80 much, we quote from an Eastern
paper the following paragraph
Solomon Jonicaks IS W sthersfeld Con-
necticut. wishes - .nforr, the a,n,irsrs oC the
deveiopement Of the human -nuno, that he has
taken out ,,,tent for steam engine Tor peat
ing onions without bringing lesrs tuto the
eyes, even of persons of the most acute sen
slen.,y "ho have been accustomed 10 weep
over all sorts OF uiscries.-tie had also neaily
perfected another machine Of iivet ow power,
calculated TO thread City thousand fine cam
brio needles in second. lie trusts, in this
enlightened age, IT Is not necessary TO insist
on the great blessing this last Invention is
like TO prove 10 blind people. and those who
have lost their hands IA neither OF these
machines viii cost much more than they
come to, ihs SAVING Of TIME aud tears will be
prodig,Gu;.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-13
Spring Goods.

selected from the neutrality-suspicious., consist
lng IN pert of Blue, Black, Brown. Olive.
Grey, and fancy coiored Cloths: Cassiaetfs
and %assinieres all colors, general assort
ntcnt of British, Gernlan, Iadia, French,
Italian, and Domestic Goods, suitable To the
present aad approaching season, together
"'tb complete assortment Of Queens and
Glass Ware, sliard Ware and Cutlery; a
good stock of Groceries, Domestic Flax and
Tow IAnons, sc. all of which win be sold
unusually low: we, therefore, respectfully in
vste the ettention, of the public.
WIN. LONG s. Co.
y, b. We'have also received an additional
supply of BAR IRON warranted 10 be 0!
The best quality, Which they are selling at
thesreduced price Of 80 per hundred weight,
W.,Le&Ce.
MaEtnsburg. April !, 1850.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-13

\ Fact--A German mSeeper Of Penntyi-
ysnia, actin ing danger eli being bung for bis
wit became jealous Inemhsr of an anti
dram-driukinG society. TO wean him from
the bar was rathcr q hard task, and began to
sonlpain Of veal, stomach What was 10
be done2 lis stomsch grew rOr.e daily
and the good ,7ls after a.,scnln consultation
determined TO call ~ ;h0 doctor The grave
parsonage arm cd--leit hs pulse--tarew
iool. at the ceiling and, m a iow whisper,
ordered him a., ounce Of brandv per diem
When the doctor had made has exit, in CAN.
CHRISTOPHER, lhe oldest son. "Chrastotic
Christofilel' crc3 TIE Old anti, 'go down
stairs aglH uu pclng up lie Sistant, and
look among tc tables how much makes an
ounee Of prSBdy," Christopher complied,
aad read aloud ,rom the book, Eight lYschms
make an ounce Stop deere, Ch,istol'le, stop
derc, Isay--dat is lie toetor for n,c---he in
derstands tny case. he gives eight drams q
day, gn 'neytr TOOK more rs SIX afore. isIt |
always wanted eight so prmg on tie soclety
don't prov ent IA. i,om tasln medercine"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-13
SPREAD EAGLE,

~ WILL stand tiis season, at
EgsFr.T A the stable OF john McClearv,
sR@ in MartiusberE, and be let 10
2s'ass Sya mares at the low rate OF right
dgit"s t,e season, b,s muF he discharged by
by the payment d. sia d0iites within the sea
Fot, and itoeiOe deiers te eH9are a mare in
lJa!, 10 be pad when the niaro proves With
iodl; parting with, removing, or not centn-
ulnS tue ensured mare ra4a!arly to the horse,
iorlets the ensUauce money. The season
has commenced. and Wfit tud The -5th june
next. Great care VIII { taken Of mares nut
TO Spread Eagle, but 10 responsibility ior
accidents. JACOB 81 J10hLN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-13
SPREAD E.3GLE

IS beautiful bay, fall sixteen hands high.
handsomely riarked. hiaek naac. tale and
legs, ana iar cegance.of ioea,, IL ur,,. aston,
and nloyencnt, IS not exceIl"d ~ any horse
IN the Valley Spread Eagle vas slrod by
the noted horse Wing, tcrmeri, owned by
ule Notwithstanding vas sitcd 10y tie lust
ly celebrated horse irue v aig, o. Ncn lcr-
sey, who has-th cr@t,tai pre- ,eina The best
and iReat steck 81 haJ1es.. sud sada.a hclses
ever rened inAhat State: ~ higs dam -,y.s
BY Ii" cstebsated imported Brown Highlan-
ler, hs~ grand Dam X 0fJ ilckorr. Spread
E4slc s dasn was sired BY iir AIDE .seHA!eal's
well known turf horse Spread i.agle, vino
wac SIRED Ivy Col. liolnes's imported spread
5Gasic, whose laa1c on ttst British ;uri j. well
known; aad rs a S'alon,in America, staads
unr!va!ed: his dam ~ tie four mile horse
Editonc; her dam by BaccAus, wis was the
first horse that ever beat he Imported horse
Paol JoaoS. twill he iscn tia! THIS youae
horse has some OF titc best cross9s il Amen,
"a, he has rovcd hiasef sure snd coed
ioal set'%rs bis colts beng Large, Gne s active
April Z, 1850.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-13
Graeouafle GOODS.


CONSISTING, IN PART OF
Blue, Black, Brown, Olive, and Mi,oo
Cloths: 'A1u
Blue, Black. Drab and Mixed Csssime,o..
Blue, Black, Dfab and Mixed Csssjne,f.''
bangup, Brochelie, and Beayerteens.
Brown and Bleached Drilling Nankerp.
Bombazett, Circa.sian aud Bombezine.
Silk, silk Velvet, Valencia and MIaFseino,
Eestngs; ''
I-sstinSs, Roucn, and Angola Cass;ma,.s
Iu5'rlus, Gro de maps, and Gro de In,g
Pa!marine, CotapaIa. and Grape De I,e..a,
Glughans. Prints, Jackonotts, s. Ca,nh,s
Plum and iig'd Book and Swiss Muslin.
IMbet, BaTage and Gauze Handk'G:
Table, Bird eve and Russia Diaper.
JustIlng, Gauze and Bel Ribbons:
Gloves, SILK s, Cotton Hose s Suspenrle,.
Shell, Tuck and side Sos IS, Uel,9 cl.,g.
Mock Comb, assorted, Whips anu ma.
Le8horn, Staw and Gimp Bonne,.:
Osnaburg, Burlaps and Dowlas:
Brown and Bieached Irish Linen:
Domestic plaids, Stripes and Check.
Brown 4 Beaehed Musln-weil as,o,,ei.
Bed Ticking, Wilmington Stripe. &c.
Itafd "ate \ Cutlery, Incen's ware. Glass
Groceries, Liquors. sc. sc.
They invite the citizens of the town ffd
ncislborhood TO call and examine beC5ga
tloy buy, 40 they aie determined to sell rtry
chap.
Martinsburg. April Is, 1901
& CAPD-Iti is with pleasure | ,r1o-,
IA thanks to the public for their liberal en-.
ooaragemcni, and hope tie present cenceu
is mt effefo similar P9iFGn"ESfo II r2fq05S"
Mariinsbarg, April ;, lS3c-9t.
NEW SPRLSt5 j. SUMUER COOS
: 3iiE subscribers respectfully Inform their
z friends and tie public generally, that
they have Just received, and finished oixn.
ing, choice and general assortment Of
.NeU Spring and .Saalnler Goods,
carefully selected in the CITY Of Baltimore.
(irhjc' they bet.ece, nj HIS tisle, 10 be lie b+gt
fnarlet for ere1y description II Gods. ia
Fmcy md Substantially which they viii sea
cheap.
Tff&iR sTeCE CONSISTS. IN PART. OF
super and medium Blue Black and Medley
Cloths;
Black "rincette, Rochelle s. Circassians
Heal Indla Nankeens and supes FGenca
DIllugs;
Aouen and Angola Cassimeres:
w hte and l1o own Irish Linens:
Black six. Marseiles < Valencia Vcs,iag<;
ijiafk Italian, foulard s. Verona C.a,ais.
61Pcf l'l2%s and Bandano HandkercI,iels
hfack ltal,ul and Nanlih Grapes;
pongees and black tt-.i-..., 5-utesuina;
BiacG Sa'ln i.efautu'e:
Plain and cbanseab'e Gro de Naples;
Gro de Indies, Cote Paly, super TrenA
G!nghams:
begsl Stripe aud Foulard Calicoes;
tFaoze, Cray, and Rcrage Handkis;
Super GAUGE Sca.4s,
Linen Cambria Handkerciiieis;
White &black Bobhiaette Wells, G1snze ribbons.
t5el.nss, 6oohinette and Meckhn Laees.
PLAIN ans hggI2d Swiss AuSlins. Ladies en-
broldered and PLAIN white Cotton f;ose. La
dies tioskin Gloves and M;tts, super ,Y.a.s
Cambilcs ana Jaconcttea, ieghorn. Nayan-
no and Straw Ronnets, Umbrellas & Pa,sso,
Al'o, a general assortment Of Shots, Station,
airy, Queens-Ware and Groceries,
JAS: & WIN: n. RIDDLE.
Martlns} urg, April 5, 1890.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-13

"'FANrY wRranr, ESQ This msdern
petteoat philosopher of inhdelity, is by no
means original in the erratic course she has
pursued 10 degrade her own sex, and destroy
the moral influences and religious sanctions
Of Christianity. She is bat copyist OF the
celebrated author OF the rights Of worosn,
Mary Woolstonsroft, who ileunshed IN 1891.
She was a woman Of superior abilities, and
previous to imbibing her Iniidei opinions,
was a teacher OF day school a goVerness of
family, and the author Of several useful
works. She maintained good reputation
until the publication other work on the rights
Of woman, IN which she attempted to over
throw the established regulations OF society
aud bring the matrimonial relation int dis
us1> As natural consequence ofthcse opin-
ions, she soon after formed an improper con-
nectlon with an American merchant, at Pa
ris. This tie, ike all founded On such prin-
c!pies, was Of short duration. The advocate
oi Inclination a. the sole bond OF relation bs-
tween the sexes, wss deserted by hei para
modr, after abe had become mother, and
returning TO EA.iapd, in her cha.rin ar
tempted suicide by throwing herself iuto the
Thames, from Putney Bridge. Alter defend
ing, by her writings, pronascuous infer
coarse between the scIes, as pasfi0n or IN
ShhhblOn Sht ~ Is AT tetts, IN
led 10 abandon her doc 'rines, aud finally
married Mr.. Goodwin, a. q - sud. though
by some tbat connection Is ,apposd noSer
70 have been aslherizaA BY TIE marriage Ger
enony. She died su5ii aiter
Such "a tine b:iei history Of Mary Wsei-
'tencren, a wonsa Of vastly superior abilities
T. Fanny Wright. This last femaic outstrl9s
her prsdecessor in the resklassaes al infdel-
1tv, and scntends lJr he zane doctrine in
reference to matrimonial relations And vet,
strange az itmay seem, thero are found DIS
riples of this woman, 81 inc prescht enRa-ht-
cned age, who seek 10 inc iiCste these zoe
trlnos, that would lead to the adulteration Of
society, and the sUbycIsionof all the dome site
are among thsm, even hus-
bands and fathers, the followers 81 woman,
who would have these relations no more re
sognized among rational beings, shan they
are among & proniscuous herd oi brute All
mals.--Ps0r. Nc
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-13

Joratkca', Votes Itads--A smart young.
chap who lives away down east" gives the
following account Of bus first venture" after
arriving IN Boston:
Nothing happened worth mentioning OF
the road nor Til next morning after | got
hore and pat up IN Elm strset then got
oil mr. watch pretty cuIlously ss you shat! he
informed. waS down in the bar-roarl and
thought II wei enos8h to look pretty smart,
aud no'r and then compared my watsh with
The clock in tho bar, and found il as near
right a. ever II was when fs Ter stepped
up to me and asked how I'd trade? and, says
J for what? aud aays no, for your w~tch-ani
eays's, any way that viii he fai shnke--up~
on that, says he, Il give YOU 'ny watck and
tive dollars Safs!, its done, lie gave nc
fNs dollars and gave linn my watch Ncw,
sSvs l. g'Yr ppe gotI watch, ard says he. witt
a loud la02h,t hen't got nona-and that KIND
- tuind the laugh on me Thinks /, lei them
laugh hst lsse. Soon as the laugh Was well
over, the telier Thought he'd try the watch to
hls ear--why, says i.G, 1t don't go-no, saws
|, not without ito oarried-ihen j bcg1n IL
iaugh--hs trie3 70 open it and cosid'nt stsrt
At hair, aud broke It's thumb nail into the
bargah--NFOnt shg open, says he? Nots !
l1nO"2 or, says j, then the laugh seemed 10
talks another turn. Don'f you think gotatf'
old bntiahia pretty well, considcrlag2"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-13

Asravenous birds arctic quickest sighted
- - ~o'stnaen are Etle greatest Ut EI.lsy.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-13

4 correspondent IF $he Hampshire Gazette
after speaSings q tAe Progress Of education"
as'd tae "aarah of sand" ,ttates t,iat tn.
following is a.copy, word for word and letter
ion IetreE, CT an acknowledgement en- deed,
written by a Justice 9fHs Psgee of that coun-
ty, 'yho received ais commission few years
since. The names are omitted:
"Happshee- as Apr.i 10 IS
then the With in kamed--
and--- -- Parsely a PerIoed
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-13

M ARsl-E LINE, jsst burnt, aod fol
WE stlo. SAMUEL BAKER
March -, 1880
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-13

w T. COMPTON & EVANS
a RE now receiving general assoo-ts
ia Oenf If
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-13

-6NU~--------- ------7--- IdTaCIF ItH0eU
and acknauligod the W 18th intreInent TO Bee
thsIs Free aGJ ana Dead ketore me
- --- >JuStes of Piece
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-13

& CARD.-Itis with pleasure | .c,n1n
AA thanks to the public for their liberal en-
Soara2emeni, and hope Tie present concem
VIII receive similar patronage 50, iqs-yq. Is
is mtIited w. L. COMPTON,
Martinsburg, April -, lS3G-3t.
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siartinsburg. April Is, 1901
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April u, 1880.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-02
By ne Governor q @e Commonwealth IF y;
A PROCLAMATION.

VNJuEREAS the Convention which assembled IN
wv the city OF Richmoad, on the first Monday in
October 1929, pursuant 20 law, consider, discuss
and propose a new Constitution, or alterations and
amendments To the existing Constitution of thus Com
ruonwcalth,' have adjourned sine die. after having
agreed upon an amended Constitution form Of Go
vernment to be submitted to the people, and TO be by
them ratified Rejected, William b. Giles, 60
vernon have thought proper, by and with tho advice
of the Council of State, to make proclamation ana
do now hereby proclaim, that the said Convention
did, the 5h day of January, in this present year.
1880, adjourn sine die-and do direct that the said
amended Constitution form of Government for this
Commonwealth, shall be published once week for
three successive months, together with this procla-
nation in such newspapers as by advice OF Council
were directed TO publish the Act Of the General
Assembly OF Virginia, to organize Convention.
Given under my hand as Governor. and under
rScALJ the seal of the Common wealth at Rich
mond, this 18th day of January, 1880.
WIN. B. GILES.