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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-10

Italian Ladies Their fine dark eyes and
eyelashes and an intelligent countcnance,
prevent their being ugly; but in general,
there is a want of feminine soltness. They
scream in cultural discordant voice when
speaking. their great gold ornaments renGer
their dirty, untidy appearance more conspi
cuous. Their motions are all hurried; exact
ly the opposite Of that beautiful description
which yen have read, and so much admired
| asked our Italian master, why the females
here screamed so loud, while the men spoke
in a moderate and not unpleasns accent lie
said, because the women are so orgogliost,'
AID 81 pirxe di abbia' Iou would have
Iaugh,sl had you seen the action which ac-
companied his words.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-10

A witty Barber in New York prison, has
written over the DOOR Of his apartment
"iiamfiGS SHAVED gratis"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-10

The purposes of faction answered,wc now
heai occasional conplime nts to the character
and Abilities of John Quincy Adams; aud 1t
is not improbable, but that, snitten by a
late compute ton. and the accumulated proofs
that to him he Is inuebed for his character
in 1918 and his subsequent brilliant political
fortunes. The Hero has sought a corEcspon-
dence with MIR, Adams, for the purpose a.
mong other things, of addressing some at
tonement Tor his black ingratltude, aud his
personal ISLANDERS towards his benciactor. If
this be 20, we trust MIR Adams viii receive
the proptation as lie did The injury with
cool and diSnlied contempt Rich. Hhig.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-10

RolsI Tenderness Emperor Of Chi
ma esinces Iatherly and consjderate care
for The lives Of his subjects. He ccnsures
the sherhs for strangling the wreug SUBJECTS
by mista1e, and requests them not TO DO SO in
future.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-10
March s, 1881.

UBEIC SALf.-,trIl be sold. by pub
$ lie tend4c, at the rc,.aerce Of the sub
,criber, in Martins burg, on iridaY. tie Ilh
u. FWe4 acct, al Of bis Household < Kith
ca Furniture, consisting Of Bees. b .dding.
5adstcaas, sc Bar turhltHre oil all kinds
good S,sH, an excellent template Stove
aud pipe; together wI,h q humbtr Of articles
net sery to particularlze Three months
cFe1ir viii he aiioWcd the purchasers on al
sums over FIVE dollars, upon giving bend
ard security; under that sun. cash. At the
same time aud place, NEGRO WOMAN
wlll be offered for hire until Christmas next.
III those indebted are requested to make iln
payment.
JACOB Y. GORRELL
Eth OF 1891
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-10

Treatment and Condition Of Women IN fer
mer fimes.-From the subversion Of the no
man empire TO the I4th or 4 th century, wo-
men spent most OF their time alone, almost
entire strangers TO the joys oil social life;
they seldom went abroad, bat 10 be specta
tors OF such public diversions and amuse-
meuts as the fashions OF the time countenan
ced. Francis | was the first who introduced
woman on public days to court; before his
time nothing was 10 be seen at any Of the
courts OF Europe, but gray bearded pslitl
ti,ns, who plotted the destruction OF the rights
ana liberties OF mar kind, and warriors clad
IN complete armor, ready to put their plots
into execution. In the 18th aud 18th centu-
rles elegance had scarcely any existence and
even cleanliness was hardly considered as
laudible.
The use Of linen was not known; and the
most delicate of the fair sex wore woollen
shifts IL Paris they had meat only three
times a week; and one hundred livres, about
five pounds sterling, was a large portion for
young lady. The better sort OF citizens u
sed splintcIs Of wood and rags dipped IN oil
instead Of candles, which in these days was
a rarity hardly TO be met with. Wine was
only TO be had at the shops of apothecaries
where 1t was sold as cordial; and to ride in
two wheeled cart, along the dirty rugged
streets, was reckoued grandeur of so cnvi-
able nature that Philip the Fair prohibited
the wives Of citizens from enjoying it. Ia
the time Of Henry VIII. of England, The
peers of the realm carried their wives lie
hind them on horseback, when they went to
! London; and in the same manner back 70
their country seats, with hoods Of waxed Ii
nen over their heads, and wrapped in man
| ties of cloth te secure them from the cold
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-10

f.. F. CHAMBERS was, on Thursday last,
re elected Senator in Congress from the
State Of Maryland. for six years from the
Sd Of March next, without opposition. The
Senate Of The State haviu at length Yielded
to The proposition oithe House Of Delegates,
10 90 into an election, Mr. Chambers We un
derstaTd. received all The yetes, with the
eXceptian 0! senle Liauk ballots Md hi
We learn that AR MIDDLETON. late Minis
Ter oi the tnI'cd States 10 the Court of 5.
Petersburg, arr'yed!n this city yesterday IT,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-10

A pretty girl was lately complaining 10
i lend n.at Size had cold, ard uas sadly
plagued ~ her lip, 10y chaps. Friend said
Obadiah Thee should lever suffer HE ehcps
TO come near thy ips"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-10

Qua'er Meeting A ourg gi,l from 'he
county. ,e',l3 ona visit 10 Ar Fl a qu, ker,
was pr,,;':cD ca 10 accomp; ~ him to meet
inS. Il Happened TO be silent one, none OF
the brethren being moved by the spilit TO
utter syllable. Nhen Mr. II lenthe meet
i . house with hi. youns friend he asked her,
'iiow do>t thee Ike TIE meelmg2n 10 which
she pcttislIy rcrhed, } he 1t? why sce no
sense IN ii. 10 80 and >it for whole hours To-
eelher "ilhout sleakiLg word, il is enough
1 XII he ID " Yea, my dear" r. joiEed
Ge Quaker, that is just what We wanted"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-10

By he Job A farmer hired man 10 break
flax hS thc day, and lac sid he could hear Ill
dag long the slow sound -By-the-G Y,
81 ,he-d-a ', by the ii ely. iealter-
wards hired hun by the job; the music was
then changed to qHlck time by the job, BY
the .joL, By The job, job job.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-10

BYROS.-This besutiful q,
rough bred racer, will siarc
this season, (Which will end on
the lst Of July next,) al NY
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-10

Tf9rmaficn for gljsh Ladies "A modern
Isench physician. NJ Banau, treating OF the
ext clence of vipers IN medicine, quotes an
otnrr French ph' .iciau. Nj lit yre, who
I H. ns--"F nSlish acles make no sciuplc of
drinking w,tc IN which whole living vipers
hive been sui ted w order 60 keep their
enbonpoid and g.ici., prevent wrinkles, and
preserve their heA.th.'
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-13

state of Instruction, and that Italian tricoIors
were every where hoisted without opposition.
1t is also said that an extraordinary courier ar
rived yesterday at Marsciles, who brought the
intelligence of an open revolution at Genoa,
where the troops had taken the side of the
people.
.hodena, Feb. IL. At the moment of nv
writing, the city is tranquil. Bologna and all
Romagna have broken the arms Of the Pope,
and restored the Lion and the uri-colored flag.
Parma and Placenza have followed this exam.
pie: the National Guard is organized. All
persons Imprisoned lo- political offences have
been set at liberty. Part of the Dukes troops
have retired to Mantau the soldiers have en-
tered the Austrian service.
London, Feb. 81 The Italian patriots have
proclaimed the Union Of Italy" II is said
that the instruction has extended so far south
as Clvita Vecchia, and one letter states that
the tri-color floats on the cupola of st. Peter )
at Rome. The Bolognese Provisional Gov
eminent has issued proclamation, headed
Liberty, Independence and Union in which
II Is said that " all :he Italians will join to de-
liver their beautiful country from the degrad-
ING yoke offoreigners."
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-13
From the Portland Advertiser.

WONDERFUL ESCAPE. Mr.. Jos. Adams
was last night awakened by the sound of a
I loud noise which resembled scufflinp.
groans, like one in the agonies of death,
and tremendous crash Of glass in the
third story of his house, all of which
appeared to come from the chamber
where his son, about 10 years of age, silent.
He arose from his bed to ascertain the
cause of this disturbance. His first suspi-
cions were that some person or persons had
broken into the house, who were attempt
ing to commit murder or to plumber proper
ty.
Mr.. Adams went up stairs as soon as pos
sible into the chamber occupied by his son.
The bed he found unoccupied, the room in
some disturbance, and the window sash
broken to pieces. Looking out of the win
dow, he saw his child standing on the
ground, who, or being spoken to, answered
in his usual tone of voice, as though nothing
had happened. The father ran down stairs
Immediately, and found the boy BLEEDING in
both arms, approaching the front door TO
enter the house. The first words tbat
struck the ears of the agonized parent were.
"father my arms are broken.n The how
was Immediately taken into the house: a
physician was called; and on examination.
il appeared that the only injury sustained
was the laceration of the feshy part of both
arms!
The account that The son gives, is, that
while dreaming, 1t appeared that some per-
son had come into his chamber with the in
tention Of numbering him. Affrighted, he
timpsd cut OF bed and seemed to defend
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-13

himself for while with a chair, but finding
this defence unsuccessful, and the assailant
pressing onward with greater force, he
made an attempt to escape by the window.
First, he run his arm through the glass,
but this hole not being large enough to
jump through, he took the chair, and beat
ing the whole sash to pieces, Immediately
jumped out of the third story window to the
ground. Strange to tell, not n bone was
fractured. Though he fell on picket gate,
and though the gate was literally broken TO
pieces, yet the only injury he sustained was
the laceratIon of his arms. He is now do
inp well.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-13
ITALY

Paris Feb 81. An express which left Bas.
Tia on the 18th current and arrived at Toulon
on the 18th, brought the news that the kingdom
of Naples, the whole of Romagna, the Ducbies
of Lucca and Piombino, the Duchy Of Modena
and almost the whole Of Tuscany, were in a
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-13

The SUPREME JUDICIAL CouRr commenced
sitting in this town yesterday, Justice Putnam
presiding. II is expected to continue in ses-
sion during all next week, and probably longer
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-13

On the 18th February the Belgium Deputies
had public audience, at which they proffered
the throne Of Belgium to the King of tho
French for the Duke of Nomours, and receiv-
ed the answer of the King, by which he decln-
ed the proffered honor. In that anwer he said
My first duty is to consult, above all things,
the interest Of France, and consequently not
to endanger that peace which hope to pre-.
serve for its happiness, for that of Belgium,
and Tor that OF all the States of Europe, to
which it is SO invaluable and so necessary
Exempt myself from all ambition, NV personal
wishes agree with my duties 1t will never be
the thirst Of conquest, or the honor of seeing a
crown placed upon the head of nv son, that
will lead me to expose my country TO the re-.
newal of the evils which war brings in lis train
and for which the advantages which we might
derive from it, however great they might OH.
erwise be, cannot compensate"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-30

,.,,. -, ,,, 49,. =. |,
hs father thu ouny Of Nocway, Air EoMvsp rir.osr.,s
about 81 Of When
svcr-d with aud Limbs palsied n6m,y finds
refuge from his affections ~ the ss' s OF the
the with Pho c'mpscency when Az
amable young entered active M,
with brilliant vd future
tho violent catastrophe mpa infinite greater shock to our
feelings u not the vain purpose OF this feeble tribute at
tempt defamation OF the chnrms
OF the deceased Who him
truth OF the original the cfdsions fancy II IN
but justice 10 by bis agreeable pncp
and habits mnones. Of dercano and OF he
had singuiary engaged tho affection the
OF his srqusntances Cou h. kind and
distress Of trndcr sisters aud ncoate brothers,
attention orsku physicians hsve arrested the he
had never been is victim But sad reality
sinco endjcned hearts
md with whom delighted receive IN.
pleasures of society has been hurried aeh
bour bohe SON. htew- long deeply shall
shed iusure ih. darkness az the
Of our grief aud flourish in eternal youth. -
-. In King William, tho enrr a short bst
severe attack ." 'h" bilious lever In the i7 year axs
Daughter Of James Ill., anovs In the jsstk
OF this truly sniabe lady huband and
9unIn'snccs hav. sustained os which repair
which words would fail in the describe which the
virtues Of this interesting lady anost
because II would DO OF
aequenicd ind they already kpo too bo
greatly They w be valued they know
10 furni,on that sho
wifi and du'fl daughter and uapy o.
such, that gained her iepds. and
ana yet has she nrd ih earthly sphcre and Como
-, fes,e rday evening. hs residence Richmond Hill
arSAhrkL GhsrwntGHr, Jun Ia uf
H"nd aud those q" hts family
To-day At lsocloek from his late further
tat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-30

wits. and r. N ,tsnee Z, RishEo,J hktJ-,. hours.
.nsh 70 aeoe' the usual time &c upisd by James
kve' bsstesus in descend q h.. ,i.~r iro tbs, VII
ago. though IL - hot sGissqu~5.!y Con. Ia hall sbs
Inc ON tn '. ". - stp-sr. that tbs rot. ss
ON FL mviie. va Pc sssturv. TO Rs,hnopJ eecr, les
ten days. VIII IL, Ne same point IN =, he lied nv ,he
propose. inprof mtst IL lee. b d trx~ DAYS az ,,s
ty-.S ours.
To those sonsid.,a o,s .bnu'd b. acc a .bs a,.;m.
P"tisot 'ne--'hr ". az "a Of ws,s, srss,ne. a on
he APP: o's',oS w the summer r.ouih. on ovn,,r a
gu p.i,top - The nse o. tho 'iv,t a. n VIZ .bi,
'rram sub re tho -i.s'vrnvs-s .u-Ld ~ n.
'sn."t,s q Of gan or this river, \ wh-. 10 not
".sh s-owo .. m@ik't rfo,. -vsr 10 = IRE. Eiwsfd
much i-ss'is T. snl,,vs "a 10 CHI ,ios,s ~ n hi.x
n W h'own ou' tbose I'm. H. wh the tupe 4 At
hey may d'ree' the attention OF the ry erEsh,~r.d
community int, fe.tc1,,o cop,i,e,a.o. Of the .ub.
e''o Which by r-irr
in"rma"n 10 p"riieuar'y te.rsbls 40 0 the an.upt
Pf'd"se now 'en' TO marx prm IL eounsies be.
Tore m-p ION d: 40 n han sak.n by water A. h bv
land, and also III, sversgs ecs ii Incarceration ali
charges included y
"A CITIZEN OF CUMBERLAND.
S.r'-r'N.v Is 1881
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-30

" IL T. = he - .rsi,rfr, E,e ~ I.Tl,I.u
Al ~, ceeis cd la OF b, carr OF IA u,,~r.
qo-s' 'ha' all prr.oT. hs,i slams OF ju., .r.c.
a. asain't The e'a,e u h-I. iesaor prescnt tb. On
"r h"ih Tor ss"ieUsn, End ~sr-,aty III IL .e ee.ss
"hrre 'hr'r '-staoi has teu bound sexuri ia suy
usnne'; sud u not pres.n 'ed BE- ore the II
q. mt.r nrx b Doet will b. pi. ad Ia bar 10 abv
melton or aeicn hat may bs bro' xht against tten
All persons idrb ed the esix OF heir .e.,so-
fequest-d % neks igHed Its pa, IN NJ, 20 tut,te, M
tuiKei will no, BE- s,vt
WILLIAM ALLEN Ex su.os 81
ARMiSTEAD ALLEN Si@ss,,et
Sept. 30. ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-30

pVndex hns specified tho author of Marcus.
nor has he signed his We should have
him that no ought have dono town on
business prevented having tho opportunity seeing am
the reception OF his piece Marcus gave up name
tho latter has authorised his
Marcus But R"ade the scarcely a for
the OF either OF themWe this
controversy has mkon Il 10 in power under
such circumstances
Corrson.In tho Gard simon shoehuckis fo the Lac,
Enquirer instead Of "by their Il il pub.
lished, ''bad n1erited scrutiny " -
0A Citizen Of Petersburg ropy tho "Msryr" Robin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-30

NOTICE The subssnL. r. ,sse III. a. ...oo Of il.
fo' ming their hieLd' and the pubiis s~n.ra Ilv
,ns' 'ney nave Puteha'ed he C'scl. NJ .tux E.sL-
aS Cout, House. .shsIo ,b-, h p, by their ssp.,i.
epee 10 'hr above buseess Gas hey have now aud are
de'.'nned to keep son.'su W Oh hand. ,ilnber tho
oe'' q"a'y, 'oke h-r with t1e tea Iai, IL a. O.
be pur,hSed in k'ehu,und aud B.tn.ore y o s,vs
sen,ia satisfaction TO AL who may tavar then win
their eusom BENJAMIN MARTIN
JOSEPH NJ. MARTIN
SEPT. So a, a..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-30

VIII our readers inform Us, whether Garrlson's
"Boson Liberaior" Tor WakinS sppeaD 4, circulated
IN any par, OF this Slater II 10 a puisspse, Witch
ought 10 I've arrested. II ous T. How sizsos OF ,ssa
chossus eanno, aid us 10 ibi' work, we make a
Vigorous FL II 10 do II for usslvs We ferelvo the
'oowir pledge from ,bs stem s,e,msn with srss,
pls suf,:
There iss paper printed In hi. sy called N Ls5.
tydfoy, devoted 10 ,he sbo ION Of ,lsys,y Is sac
ihs many Of u zee pepsrs have been ,'culaId among
IRE tI'Ye' Of ihe Sju,hefp s's, aud bsys tended 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-30

SfohE hars.' A. ArIi,is al nd 0e,rs.
IN ". -rri'op, have c. nm. std ID, n.I, o~.,ts.
Ia III ID GItds b ...nvs, under IN. H. IN OF a al.
tea, fion. aad have IAtsn The hous. lat. ~ az.
Canpb'l'. Box Store, gyesus=s s:rs.,. wb.r. m.
w'ii receive hon. New FORK snd .ibrr r,S..s. q
hive oprn'd by the ire, d,y OF 0ciob a-r., th-,r
Goods, whish hav- been carefully ,.r.,ea By on o.
TIE pa'teers, vita mos Of ,he moe y in hard o p.
chase 'heu ~ u, all Of which leg ,H,r 10 ne trb,c
Az" rosa i'r ca H. or on ii. 10 puustu.
al customer, o The very lew 81 rosi!be ,e,os
hrmi'tesd II ,r'Isou b=iSg Ji-.o.r,s 10 40 ~ 8;
ness on hrse AID liberal .rAe, wi,b VIZ " ID me-,
% inefes.td r,ds 'ha' lie VIZ viii receive b. tho
Rail Road from X, n,k~, ss o.. q. IN - ca, ,,,,
heT oosLess, 40 rs 20 enabl, n m 10 rec, i've Their
supplies diree' lem E ssne: they, IN. reior.. lbs
an 'ue inhao"ans OF Peteri'urg aud Of tn ,u,<
touucitg counry ashar- OF ,teruadr, s,I.an a. :.
many a. wish g,od bargsias AMI e-i io,sresed In h.y
u < 'ueh ~ e'"biishmen lat placed amoIg Msr
~. 80. a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-30

We shall see whether the N. lntellgencer will do
us the justice 10 correct msre which il
has seen tit to copy from the N. Y. American DITTO
10 the National Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-30
"Diminished 4

"Diminfshed Muiorty." Mar. INT.
The Eastern Argus says, that Gin 2S9 towns in Maine
Gov. smith has plurality OF 6Ol3 votes. aud making
q mott gain oil 4575 votes 10 the Democratic party a
contrastsd with the votes OF last year"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-30

TO THE EDITORS OF THE EJNQUIRER.
Gentiepien:-I have read with much pleasure The
proceedings OF the public meetings held in various
parts Of the State the subject OF Internal Improve
men Ii is by such efforts that the people are TO be
awakened 10 the great natural advantages possessed by
Virginia. In aid Of this Object, would call the ate
ton oil the citizens OF HALIFAX, Charlotte, Prince Ed
ward, and the sou hen part OF Cumberland TO the con-
sideraon OF the praclicabiIty Of Rail Road from
Fsrmve TO Cariersvile on James River
This line Of mmuDicsiion presens, think the fair
est opportunity OF testing the correctness OF opinion
which seems TO be fast gainiag advocates amongst the
intelligent people OF the country, that Rail Roads are
highly valuable, as the means Of facilitating the trans
poraiion OF agricultural products. he distance from
Farmye to Csrersve is less than thirty, light miles
the county which the road would traverse more
level than any OF the same extent in Vrg mia, above
tideW aer Farmvile is the place of deposit for
all the Tobacco OF the counties above mentioned, and
what is not deposited there passes through the village
on it's way TO market. good proportion OF tile Tobacco
sent to Farnvillc is inspected and sold here the
Inander goes TO Richmond with bot very small guam
iity which sops at Petersburg being the
better market. The extra tax which 10 paid hy the
Planter in consequence Of the leng hy and circuous
voyags 10 Richmond via Petersburg, over what would
be paid " a direct line OF communication opened,
may be perceived, II not accurately computed, by q
comparative view OF The distance travelled with
that which would be travelled upon the proposed road
From FsrnviiIe 10 Petersburg 10 sixty miles--ii ON
Petersburg 10 City Point twenty-five miles from Ivy
Point 10 Richmond fifty miles, making In all one hun
dred and thirty FIVE miles. The distance from Farm
vile 10 Gainesville thirty eight miles from Carriers.
Vile 10 Richmond forty five miles. This shows saw.
ing Of hy miles out OF hundred and hrfyhve
Let us now make some estmste Of the time IL will oc
eVpy each Of those lines Of intercourse with our
market ! learn iron, Planters residing or the Apo.
ma,tox, that II rarely hat Tobacco Is ever de-
livered in Richmond in shor err period Than EN- days
after he shipment at Tho Plan'a ION. II Rail Road
eonsrue ed, II would take more than six hours
20 perform 'hs u,p IRON F.fDv he 10 Carer yhes
desd ell idea OF the oci ,sid 10 be susinsbIs
Rail Rcsds) allow ops day Tor hsrstgmep' Carer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-30

NOliCE Al, per ons having cisIps ssssss, ne
eHa'e Of John muisbie late OF CssaeYfeid sotn
W, and all those indebted the ssid estate are ne.
queswd 20 come of ward thAt final settle ueut mae
be had. no D. MURCHiE, Es'or
JuIys 11--1Sm Of Jehu Mmcbis, deed.