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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-02
MARsHAL'S SAFE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY

z svasUANr to a decreetal order Of The Sl
FL perior c oart Of Chancery, holJcn al
Winchester, rendered On the eth day
Of May, 1929 John Mcpherson aud O.
Tiers, Pittts, agaiaot Erasmus 9Gantt, She
riff of Berkeley county, and as snca, Admir-
Hlth The will annexed, OF Edward o WA
l;ams, dec asl3.. Iss iss Of said dee Del Isl
shall expose for sale, at pubhc anetiaa, to the
highest bidder. on yHondoy, the llM daY Of
Oc:abe, ns2i, before tie Court house door in
Martmsburg, Berkeley county, about $50 a
ores Of valuable Limestone LAND, with ira
provements thereon, late the property Of sd
wand o Williams, dee lying within the said
county of Berkeley, and adjoining the lands Of
Richard Clagetts heirs,
Terms of Sale: Six hundred dollars will
be required in hand, and the balance in SIX,
Twelve, and eighteen months from the day Of
sale III equal instruments, Bonds with rood
personal security, and trust deed OH tina
premises sold, win he required OF the pxrcha
ser 10 sccule ths deferred payments = Sale 10
commence about the hour of ii o'eloclt. n.
NAIHL. SEWERS, =. Nj. NC. ID.
Aug. 10, 1850.
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a:5t> c Z w. !. =. !: 9.

Rsnaway frca1 lie Subscriber living scar
5isnins'1"rs, LeIktley eourty, Firgiaia, or
ths o4tn list Il hegro man, named EAiAH,U-
III, o. NAN. about 30 or 81 years Of age, p
bout feet OK inches high, dark coioaled
though. not as black as some negroes are:
l'yaen spoken 20 appears 50 smile littie, aa.i
shows hls teeth which are very white; he is
an active fellow and supposed to weigh from
1870 to 40: had on when he ran away, fur
hat, blue coat, with black velvet collgr
white pantaloons, and waistcoat which on
GlnsIy was striped. btk by washing had he
come nearl " white, good shoes. L4i he will
probably Change his clothing. I vsii, give the
above reward for said slave, if taken ont of
The Commonwealth OF Virginia, and deliver
ed TO me at my residence, or s25 If taken in
the Commonwealth. Of Virginia and delivered
as aforesaid, and pay all reasonable char
ges Tor bring him from the place taken TO
lne, CT to he jail efBcrkel8y county
EIlsHA BOYD.
JULY %. 1890
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4 TIiND 10 THIS The subscribers
IA Wosis' respectfully inform the Formers
81 Berkeley an3 Jefferson counties, that their
MILL, on opcquan creek. IL in first rate r
der iof the reception OF al. binds Of Grain.
i hat they val gave bsrtel of SupeiEns
hcur lor every 3oV!hs. Of Wheat. and stand
iufI eriion IN any Of the markets 81 Baltimore.
S,srfrtoan' Alexandgia. Philadelphia, or
Nrm Oik.
4, : al. TIE highest pi.ee paid in Cesh.
Zoe al " beat s,lrr Il Zoe ale.
HENRY WELSHHANS,
JESSE NIsGH1.
Jg's 20. 1850.
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Il,ll.glTfEeTmIR YARD

&c f1oscaaie anu 2srta.:
WAREHOUSE,
Nc. 40, baltimore street
.JssI:s:s.al gsS = EsRS:.
Has This day received by the latest arrival
iFoal England, a splead5d assogtaaeht-cf exc
" description Of CARPEIINGS, VIZ:
BrusscLs, !; 5toa, Figured Eiain cad .stsipes
Fonstisa, kidderms'sS!er, Scotch aud ias.-a
Copeiisgs
UMBRELLAS AND PARAS0Ls.
blAo, 5ocases ofreyy superior U.WRREf.-
Ills end PuaR.9SOLS, finished in he yely
latest style. Part OF The ,.boyc arc Iyoly
handles ard tipped.
.uATITVG.
And, received his day an excellent as-
sortnent Of fF9Qr Janttins, OF the following
widths, IL. 5 3, Sd, IA. 5 ID, and A.
WINDOW BLINDS.
very extensive assortment of Wi4dos
EltatiS, Of the following kinds. viz: Superine
IEcia, Transparent Painted, Green fateA.,
and Fine India, OF vsrinis widths.
T& Blk; GoyERg
Has also CT Aaad- which has lately beer
received, very superior 9t of Piano, Table
and Stand Cosers, with icwdozen Daina2E
Doliies.
DOOg .4L2TTS
On band, a very complete assortment of
the following Asnds q Door Mars. VIZ
Grass, Hemp, Sheep Skin, Tuited S Manila
HEARTH RUGS.
Together with complete and very handsome
selection OF ilea1fL Hugs, viz: Imperial, Tut
ell, Wilton, aLd Brussels, oil the very latess
style aad patterns.
B.iIZES
Also. GAIzEs OF all colours, p'sin and fs-
ured o. the following widths, ID, Cd, ~
and 4 wide.
And continues 10 keep constantly on hand.
Hl0RSIED E.4R.N.of all colours, CaIpe.
Bindings, Green Cesd, Floor and Table oH
Cloths, Carpet Chain. Domestic Carpetinss,
Friugcs suitable for Rugs, Foot Stools, Ga.
with cveIy~othcr article apperiaining TO hs
business which lie viii dispose eli. o. as~
commodatns terms
WOOL WANTED.
| also wish TO purchase l0,O0o!bs. of Woo
in the fleece, washed OF unwashed. for wlles
| viii eve the highest make, pricesis A2A9Aa
o. barter any OF the aba}e Goods al .ci!
realcct pucSs.
JESSE MYERS,
sCapst and OF Cloth jFee i!Psse.
No. 30, .tmhcssy satsatsss
July -, 1899 6w.
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VHyk again have ths pleasure efjnfsrnzx
w our customers aud the community in
general, that xe have received within q saw
DAYS past, a handsome supply Of unusually
cheap GOODS, purchased BY our y. e. Lane,
with the utmost care, at the Auction rooms
and elsewhere, among which mar be fosnd
Extra black and blue Cloths
Medium do do.
supsrlise bottle green do.
DO. fancy olive 10.
DO. steal rsixt or Parsons grey do.
Common Cloths ofyarisus shades and eoioRs
supsrhge black aud blue Cashmere
do. steal mkt 10.
DO dTsb Do. do.
Roam CasslmeTes
Saperiine rich French Prints, 10 English do
do American do.
Oneatal aud Adrianople Muslins for ladies'
drcssesJ
Cotspsla and rich figured Palaarins
Pongccs and Mandarin SiSs
Rich gloss black Italian SILKS
Fancy Gro DO India silk
Rioh figured Aaadarin DO.
Se-c snd otter color Gro DE Maps
, and i! rieh stripes anI piaid Ginch2,ns
Rev Style painted Atasl.ns
Plain and igarsd JlckoBcsi biuslms
irish Linen and lawn, LiHen Cambria
lie do. llsHdkercbirls
kleh TX gfsd BObaiuett, 10 Lace
Thread Lace aad Rigging
- vicll and ! cmet.aa Carpctiug
Cotton do. 10 usw articleJ
Bed ticking a8d plaid Coiions, furniture DO
Bows gad bieached Muslns,
50 aud A cotton Checks, "A linen Do
rs, 9 5, io-4 linen table Diaper
Spun Cotton and candle Wick
Doubled and twisted cotton Carpet Chains,
Niiite anil black cotton Hosiery
A large supply Of ladies' black Pruncllo
sbSes
Ladies black and white silk Hose
Black and white silk Gloves
seauemen's white, brown and mixt cotton
hall tlo.e, thread TO.
Needle worked l9rOllo Capes,
Figured bobbinett Caps and Capet
4 and 8 plain white aad black Bobbinet
Wrench Aashns, bright colors
Green, punk, yellow and black 4 i Italian
Grapes, black 10 for hat
Gentemen's black Italian silk handkerchief
Homemade flax and llax anl TOYS Linens
Russia Shecliugs
German Dawlss and Tckhugburg Linens
Marseillcs SIX, aud Valencia Ncstlng
Very superior black Bombaznes
Shell and mock she'll tuck and side Combs
s Neck and lons DO
frame, bsx sGd toIet Looking Glasses
Looking glass Plates extra, Sc. &c sc.
a LARGE AssORTMEsr OF
Hardware and Cutlel y,
Cansisiing IN part .
Lockard knot Locke
Norfolk and bright thumb Latches
But and parliament Hinges
bfitaRaia metal table aud tea Spoons
Stsck sad pad Locks
Braces with Is, 81, SO and 50 bits
Spuke Sbayes
Knives and forks from 80 CTS set upwards
Turning Chisssls IN sets or single one, all
sizes, Pocket halves. Flies assorted
Cut Nails and Spike,
Spliggs aud wrought Nails. Sc Sc. Sc.
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FEMaLE acsDEMY

HSIE next Session 81 this Institution viii
a commeRee on the krst Moadsy in Sep
tcnsber.
harrisburg, Aug. a5, 1880.
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NEW GOODS.

lVE4 w
lEyEfE the undsr,ignss have just received
A at our well known stand, an additional
supply Of
NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS,
consisting Of almost every useful article OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queens
and Glass Ware, &c. &c. which re are de
tsrmined to sell al such reduceu ,iices as can
not fail to please.
We have on hand complete assortment Of
BAR IRON,
which we viii sell at So per 100 lbs. and war
rant it 10 be good.
WA. LONG, s. Co.
Aug. 10, 1880
NIB We wish 10 purchase quantity oil
FLAX SEED, for which we viii give the
highest market price. w. l.. & Co
q LII those persoas residing in Virginia
"a who pat mares to nay horse .HeFyiaadc,
this season, arc requested TO meet me al
McCleary's tavern IN Martinsburg, on Sat
urdlay. the Ain of September next, for the
purpose Of setting; and those ia Maryland al
the house of MIR. Isanc SweaFiagen, near
Willismsport, on Monday, the 9th OF Sep
tcmber.--A panctaal attendance is required
irom every one, as the distance Is too great
for me to make a second appointment.
WILLIAM 3. KING.
Auggst 70. 1880.
ETuTLCE.-The uemscrsOf tie Martins
j y turg Library Society, are again noiA
ed that their Quarterly subscription 10 SAID
society became due en- The 17tl. inst.
By order of the Board.
GEO NEWCOMER. Treasurer.
Aug. 10, 1890.
MI OTiCE.--NYe take this method of IN
~ formin@ those indebted to rs, that Wt'
shall BE under the necessity Of Transferring
their paper, and suit will be brought on il
anlcss paid, or so.ne pager giveR in its place
before the 25th OF October
JAMES z. ERShlNE, & Co.
August 70, $50.
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F!RGsI.NIy4.-Eerhcle coa7'ty, 70 ,g,t:
JUsE TERsl, 1880.
James Thomson, ItiG
AGAINST
Heary Wa5habaugh and William Kroe
sea, Dgfis.
IN c fT.2.NCERY
The defcudant, Henry Nashabaush not
having entered his appearance: and given
secu, ity according TO the act OF assembly and
tue rules Of this coalt, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the coast that Tire de.endaiH
Henry Nashabaush is not IN ;nhahitaat of
this eetnnopwealth,- III Is olaeyed, that he do
appear en- the 9nd Men lay in Sept next,
10 answer the Lill OF the &C plsinsat, aal that
a. cepy Ci this order be put4is.d in tie i.iar
tiusbarx Gazette fer two months successise,y,
AID posted At tae door ef The Court House Of
this coUsty. A copy-I'cstc,
.sOHNSTRG ImE2, C.B.C.
Iuua 90 tE30 -9n,
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MORE. NEN G0ODS

hIUftF NEW IUDfJG.
r HAVE latalY received many articles of
81 DRf GOODS. GROCERIES, end
IL3RDB,4RE, whieh, in addition 10 The
STOCK % hand, makes my asso,tn,ent now
.sey good Feciin,. confident HAT pulc.as,
css viii be pleased with the goods and the
pilecs, they asc respectfully invited 10 cal
aud suppl. themselves.
BAKER I'APSCOTT.
SheIherdstoan, July y.
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AGAINST
Frances O'Ferrali. widow and re-
let of ignstios O'FeFfall, deed,
Samuel Graham and CstharIne his
wife. Matthew J. Clarke and Bran
ces bis wits, Tgnatius 0'Ferrall and Def,ts.
Francis Kelly OFerrai, hears with
the plaintiff Of said isnatlas OFFER
rail-, decd.
Ths cause came on to he heard this 9th
day Of April, 1890, upon the Bill, answers
and exhibits and was argued By counsel, on
consideration whereof the Court Goth ad
Judge, order and decree thai amasteT com
missioner Of this court 90 examine. state and
settlesthe estate account of lgnatlas y Fer-
rail-, decd with the Plaintiff john oIerraB,
his administrator; and dat lhe saId commas
soacr do ascertain and report the rCal estate
OF The SAID Ignatlus O.tenstll deed. aad The
annual rents and profits thereof, stating Ill
such matters specially deemed pertinent by
himself. or which shall BE- required by either
OF the parties 10 be specially stated assd .Blake
report thereof TO the court in order to a final
decree.
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r osT,-on satsdsy, the i4th inst. be-
z 4 tween M'Clsary's tavern and u. ii. Con-
RAIDS, gold bresstpis Of an oval form, set
with large JET, with light hair in The centre.
The fader viii be rewarded on leaving itSith
tia Printer. Aug. ~, 1850.
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MARTINSBURG ACADEMY.
FEyHE next session of this institution viii
! commence on Monday the Ola Of Sep
TENDER next
SAMUEL Il. WHANa.
Asg. 10, 1850.
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Willow Farm, Aug. &c
CASTINGS.

EMyE have JUST received large supply u
w CASTINGS consisting Of
i9 II and y gallon Kettles,
Pots /. ., 3, 4, 3, 81 and s gallons,
Butch 30 w,tii lids,
S sizes OF Ovens and lids,
SklIels with and without Ids, asserted
sizes,
Odd even lids, various sizes,
Gfiddlcs, assorted sl2es,
Dog irons, &c. Sc.
THOS> c. LANE s. Co
n. b. We have on sale, superior white
,Dheat Ganliis ana red ,thsa. FLOUR
Il. "a J. s. ca.
Cheansidc. Shanherstown. Aug. %.
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TpoUSE ANDLOT FOR SALE The
h.L subscroerlyi sell his House and Lot Of
Ground, situate on Queen street, rear the
Stone bridge, in Yaftlnsharg The House
is convenient and in good order and the Lot
wei situated. Ii is deeRnod unnecessary TO
give q niore particular description, "a those
wishing TO purchase, will doubtless FIRST view
the same. The pruperty will be sold low-and
on COED terms ADAM STEWART.
Aug 20
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VIRGINIA IL tell:
IN the Superior Court of ChanceFy bod
den at Winchester the 9th day Of April 1850
John 0Ferrall, PFtU
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.fQ ITEN'G

And, received his day, an excellent II
scrtncnt Of FIoQr Jaettins, of the foliowia
widths, IL. 5 8, 81, IA. 8 "a. and 8 A.
A.INDnW RIINDG
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Has This day received by the latest arrival
irom England, spleaJsd assortment 81. ere
" description Of CARPEIINGS, VIZ:
Grusscis, u ji!oa, Figured, Fiain cad .stsireG
Venetian, kiddetms'tS!es, Scotch aud ims.-a
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NANCY PAU

C0n.'r q -the c. C.. Bell. lsy
August 10. i930.-4t.
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UMBRELLAS AND PARASOrs

blAo, 5ocaseS ofTery superior C.MBREf.-
i..4S end PuaR.4SOLs, hai-hed in. tie ye,y
latest style. Part OF he ,.boyc asc Iyoly
handles aud tipped,
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AV5s"'" W''F' " "'F3""N~ N"IF'J =
FAMILY MEDIGIN les,

Il PRENTICE WANTED Wanted.
IA a. an Apprentice, to learn the wagon
making business, boy t0m - 10 10 yeas
oi age lie must be o. good chsrecIct---one
fon the county would bc preferred.
CALLEADEk MlbLEf.
Martn.burg, Aug. &c.
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LAND FOR SALE.

August 10, 1850.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11


Sasmen NO. /, slso exhibits the quarterly receipts
aud disbursements account OF the Commonwealth,
and he bel 'nce ~ the end Il each quarter.
Statement Ne 2, shows the qua terly receipts and
Disbursements account OF the Literary Fund.- James
River Company and BoarI Of Public Works, s1d tie
ba'aucsf al the end Of each quarter.
within The las, 6scl year, sunjry certificates Of pub
Tic b, have been redeemed, smoun ing TO SAP 81 /;
and $2LO57 OS have been paid account OF interest
on The subtle debt, which debt consist, o. certificates
IL per cent stock Issued 10 the Bank Of Virgins and
F,rms,P Bauk ot Virginia, sud the old mlii,sry debt
(See Statement No 81
satem n, No 4, shews the state Of the Trsasury al
the end Of each quarter, during the fiscal year. ending
with The goth September Isst
Statement No 8, shews In dttsi. oil ibe nsnsactous
Il the Treasury 80 citation to the Cineianau Society
mnd.
Statement No. 8, shews ns prrlcoisr condition o.
he Waehint ton Monument food.
Within the period allows mentioned go, 1874 81 we're
paid rio he pobiic rfeasury Oh sccoUnt Of bs rsvs
nue OF 1880. arsinE parity foo tares on msichan.'
licences, ehich we're payable in My last
~ The IVue term Of the 0snsrtl Court, IN TIE pre-.
cent ysar ju5smsss were rendered in tsvoe q the
Commctweatb, seainN the ,ee1rte, Ct J. BAKER, late
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

N OTlCE.-By virtue OF a ID ed OF Trust, eS e cut, d
u BY Jno q. NJ Her, TO Miles Carey, dec, ia his
life time, and the subscriber hearing tn 25h day
Of July, one thousand eight hundred and twenty =
three, and duly acknowledg Il aud recorded in tn
Clerks Olice o. the County Court OF Fuvsnna Tor Il
purpose of securing to Walker TimbeTIaks a ceTtsin
deb, Ia the said Deed Of Trust menioned,-wl be ex.
nosed to sale, TO the highest bidder, for cash. on the
premises on Monday tn 2ih day of January ne xt, a
certain II act parcel of Lard lying and being in III
said county, on the Rvanna RIVER containing by esti.
nation three hundred and sixty acres, and he same
Land that was purcha ed by the said Juo. Miller of
the said alker Tmberlake aud is known by the name
81 Office Hill Tract. The title vested in me as sur
voing Trustee only will be conveyed to the pure
or purchasers. JOHN Is. MAGRUDER,
Nov. 10 56-wSw Surviving T,us,se
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ENDUCATlON.-My school will be continued ihy
z ensuing year. My course of instruction will
comps ehend The Greek and Latin Languages, Englih
u aminar, Engi-h COMPOSITION, Geography, With tie
ussof Maps aud Globe, Mathematics ard Arithmetic.
he school will conmsuce on Monday the 9th Of Jan.
udry, 1881 and terminate the I0ih day If Dscem-
Der following. There will be vacation II four weeks
commencing on the 10th day OF June. The charge
Tor board, tution washing. lodging aud fuel, will be
one hundred aud ten dolars payable halt, the
lst day OF june 1881, aud the other bali the Let Of
Dec uiber following.
The discipline OF the school " i'll be parental, and as
much care aud Kindness wall be extended TO boys
hded 10 my instruction, as 20 my chi iren.
My residence is remots from the haun;s Of vice and
immortality, and remarkably he.thy 1t is sca ed in
the ceunty OF Louisa 80 mi from Redmond and the
Ike distance from Fredericksburg. The stage fran
Fredericksburg TO CarteTsyle by my rssider CO.
and that from Richmond to Hafrisonburg within a
short distance OF it.
Letters to me, should be directed to "Glrdoet's y
Road, Louisa" VIM. NELSON Juu'r
Nov. 81 53-I,ftf
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ENXECUiORS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ma AND PERSONAL PROPERt -Asreeably
To the last will aud testan. of Joseph ily ard
will be cold pulicy to the highest bsJer III not sod
privately before) upon the premises. Thursday the
Sob OF the present. monh If fair, IL the ne 1t air
day, upon long CT ed that Valuable Manufacturing
Mi,wih one humid cd aud fifty OF land adj uiug
with all it's sppurneDces. The Mill house Is large aud
spacious; IL iles in King William county, about two
miles ABOVE Ayle,ps Warehouse upon H.tring creek
never falling stream, aud is now in complete order
h4vinG been rebuilt last year the most appIov cd
pan, will C4si-iron Wheels for the whole Machinery
the other Tor whea with bong-clolhs &c Ad
joining the Mill is large cotton Gin which is yer,
profitable.
The tclis from o,. this csiashrnent which are still
Increasing, are now worth about 1000 pounds picked
Cotton, $50 barrels Corn, end $50 bushels VIII at ne,
year. Attached to the Mil is a large Grauary Store
house aud Counting room; ard lient stand for
merchant, II being III wealthy n.ighbourho d.
Near the house there is ewiy butt two story
dwelling -bouse with SIX rooms kitchen, wa h house
garden, and well OF excellent alter, W III calculated
Tor the accommodation OF geneel unity. lndeSd the
whole Establishments in complete order, and is worthy
the attention Of capitalist
At the same time and place, will he sold on a cred
till the first SEPTEMBER 1881, for all sums FIVE dol
lars, all the pershable property of said deceden con
ton Utensils, Stock Of Horses, Cotos, Hogs ana
Sheep Crop IF Corn. Fodder, Sc
~ .dty Gentleman toishing to uie,c This property
tciH please call on me, near the mn.
NATHANIEL. b. HILL,
Executor IF Joseph HiiyaId deed
King William County, Nead0,c, Dec. l, 1880.
Dec 81 60-wtds
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Treasurer, for the amount Of the deficit in the Cinein
Lau fund, from which the def ndants appealed u the
Court oil Appesla.
great satisaeto in making ererort TO the hrsl
Legislature conveIe ed under the Constitution CHI
exhibits az this does, the prosperous condition OF the
veral funds entrusted TO my care.
Very respectfully, !onr mot obedient servant.
l. BURFOOr, Treasurer
nj the Commonwealth
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MEXICO.

The following interesting letter from Vera Cruz, is
from highly respectable source, and although of no
later date than other general advices i'm
portant intelligence. [.E y Mere. .adp
Ycra Cruz, Oct. 30th, $780,
"Sncc the unfortunate defeat OF General .3rnijo,
guard of Alvarez, under the command of Juan Cruz.
Gen. Bravo has collected force of 1000 in Chill
panccngo. The government has given orders for Gen
eral Barragan TO march with the troops OF Guadasxar
into MchOacan to flank Alvarez, along the coast. Go.
vernmen now occupied in forming and organizing
Amy TO operate in the south, under the orders of Gen.
Gran, the most experienced of the Mexican Generals
Alvarez has not advanced step from Acapulco Tran.
guilty continues in this state, and its Legislature has Of
fered to the general government all the resources the
state possess s."
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Nov. %.

NN7 LILLIAN s MARY COLLEGE, For the in-
Wv formation OF th- candidates for the vacant pro
fsssorship Of Mathematics in this las tuition, and OF
he public in gen raj, notice is hereby Civ u, that the
visitors aud governors have not yet had meeting
Is IL probable they vii! met until the regGlr annual
me eting The h Of JLly
The public have already been informed by III, Rev
A. EmPe, President OF the College that the duties Of
HE vacant proessorshp will be discharged by ia
Professor OF Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, un,il
tue vacancy is filled. JOHN PAGE, Rector.
IL Tue Editors who published the other advertise
ment, will give the above two insertions, and send
heir accounts TO the Editors If the Rchmcnd Enquirer
Tor settlement. Dec 6. 6l-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

AANE HUNDRED NEGROES FOR SALE -Oo
" Thur.dsy the 9Th OF January next IL he day lie
iAir) shall OTTER tor sale, a, Sursy Coun-louse,
credit OF 6 months, 100 likely negroes most OF whom
are young consisting OF nen, women, boys, girls aud
chldren-Ths sale will be made without re erve and
be continued from day day Till effected. an per.on,
DESTROYS OF buying slaves may meet this occasien
with such as will suit their demands.
j. N. FAULCON.
.9dm'or Of John Fducon deed.
Surry Court-House, Oct. IL. i5-S &2amlsJ.