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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-09

.Fe AL ROAD NOTICE. Under auho-
& & rily Of IN act Of the General Assembly
Of Virginia, passed on the 9Th day of April,
1891, Incorporating company to construct a
Rail Road from Winchester 10 the Potomac
River at or near Harpers Ferry, and autho
rizing the undersigned, commissioners ap-
pointed for that purpose, TO open books IN
the town cf Winchester an at such other
place or places rs they should think ut, for
The purposc Of raising subscription to the a.
mount of 500 900 10 shares Of twenty five
dollars each; NoTIcE IS HEREBY GIvEy, That
under the supcrintendance Oh Elisha Boyd,
isaac :. Luck, David II. Conrad, Philip G
Pendlefon and Charles j Faulkner, books
will be opened At the store Of Isaac 5 L,auck
in Marinsburg on Monday the 25d of the
present month, and continue open until The
Goth Of June.
JOHN r. Co0be, I7.nrg NJ Brent,
.4Jied II PclesR, Join Gakeo,t,
Ja5 H. S5syrurd, John NJ Bronze,
.4ior s. GydbaA, Join HeisksH,
Henry W Baber, Commissioners
Winchester, May 10, 1854.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-09

VIRGINIA. TO mt:
At rules held in Tire Clerks Office Of The
County Court OF Berkeley, on Monday the
Cd day Of May, 1881.
JOHN Shimp, plaintiff
AGAINST
Morgan Gibbons, defendant,
IN CHSNCERY.
m FiiE defendant Morgan Gibbons net hav-
Ii ing entered his appearance, and gfgea
secarily according to The act Of Assembly
aud Inc rules of this court, and it appearing
70 the satisfaction of this court, that the de-.
fcndaHt Morgan Gibbons is not an inhabiiant
of tEss Common~eaLh- II is ordered, That
the said defendant 40 appear On the I'd Mon-
dav ihIaly next, toansne the billofthe plain
Us, aud that a copy OF this order be inserted
IN the h!atlinsGpg Gazette for two months
successfully, AND posted at The door Of the
court house Of this county.
A copy -Ieste,
JOHN SIROTHER, c.r.c,
Nav 1871
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-09
May IS, 1891


n, EW SPRING 4 SUMNER GOODS.
~ james j. UiHiam ~ Ridde inform
their friends and the public, that they have
just received and flushed opening, a LARGE
and well selected supply Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
of every description. among which are the
following articles; super BIue, Black and
Brown Cloths, Summer Cloth and Brown
Cambiet for coats, FlSonia, Rouen and Me
rino CassImeres, white and brown Linen
Drilling, Plaza and Striped Satteen. Yellow
Nankln, P.t,hurl Cord, Bro Denim & stout
Linens, iri,h Linen. Linen Cambria. N.ltn-
cia and MarselIlcs Vesting, Gauze. ZEPHYR
and AdlianoPle Searls and Handk'Is. Crane
Royal, Grape lie Leon and Pongces. Black
Lntestfigs, Gro dc Indies and SATIN Lcvao-
tine, Black aud Chanseable Gro &c Naples.
Gauze Ribbons and Bonnet trimmings cling
hat1s Calicocs and Camhrics, Leahorn and
Dun>tabic bonnrts, together vida general
assortment oi Hardware, Quecn,ware, Gro
cerirs and Stationery, al q which jhcy re
specially .n,itt thcir customers and TIE pub
he 70 cal aud examine, Is they viii be sold
o" accommodating terms.
riaillas 9uis. May 10, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-09

FEEO THE PUBLIC The subscriber
q takes this early opportunity of inform
lng the farmers and others OF Berkeley, JEFF
icrson and Frederick counties, and the nlh
nc 1T large, that he has supplied lin,srlfuilh
a large and well selected supply Of seasoned
stuff for The manufacture Of GRAN CR.4
PIES He will only add, that he VIII al :.
times, be prepared 10 execute all orders !.
his liac in the most promp' Mariner. and that
hi, work shal! he dnre il Tie very best So
and wanantc, 10 Ae good
lie woHd ulert0n also for the hcurft Of
farmers. tua' he has on herd s,u-e lil-t rafc
ploaghs JACOB N GARDNER
Aiari;,sburs, May 5, 1881
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-09

4 81 virtue Of deed of trasi executed 10
y the undersigned, on the 10Th dav Of
September, 1850 Ivy William Eonner, for
tie benefit Of job Robins uiloHar for sale.
al the house OF the sali William Kramer. On
Back Crcc<, on ffldDY the nth 4 bo,e ne4{,
Tor CASH, the following property, TO Wit:
i've mich cows. SIX steers. fifteen head of
Young cattle. fourteen hogs, fourteen head of
sheep, one cart, one wagon, three pair Of
horse gears, two barshear ploushs, two >ho-
vel ploughs. one harrow oae eight day clock
two beds, bedding and brGstcads. ci.aiys. "a
nes, household goods OF every description.
IN and about The said WA Runners dwell
Ing house. Also, one rifle gun. live head of
work horses, two colts two wears old and one
mare and colt, to raise ccatain sum of 800
ney tor the purpose therein mentioned. Saie
TO commence at O'Clock. A NJ.
PETER GARDNER, Trustee.
Nav 0G 1874
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-09

VIRGINIA, TO auit:
1T rules heid in the Clerks Office of the
Coanty Court of Berkeley, on Monday tbs
I'd day of May, 1851
SamSet Robinson, plaintiff,
AGAINST
UdEam Ha,misca, S1etcr and Brent and tho
Sheriff Of Berkeley county, defendants,
IN CHANCERY
: r Sic defendants Shaier & Brent not hav-
FL ing catered their appearance, and given
security according to The act of Assembly aud
the rules of tbs court, ard it appearing 10
The satisfaction Of thIs court. that the defen-
GIANTS Shaler s. Brent are not inhabitants of
this Commonwealth, II is ordered, That the
sad defendants do appear on the % Monday
IN July next, to answer the bill of the ula;n-
iili', al d that copy Of this ORDER be publish
I'd in the MaYtinsbulg Gazette for two months
Excessively, and posted at the door of the
coaft houss Of this county.
a copy. Teste,
JOHN SIROTHER, enc,
May 5, 1884
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-09

REV SPRING ( SUMMER GOODS =
~ We are ast opening very large and
general assortment Of NEW SPRING G!id
SU.N.AfER GOODS, to which we respect
fully invite the attention Of dealers. as they
VIII be sold on the most p'easjng term. Our
stock will he found to consist IN part Of
| Sup'r Blue, Black, and olive Cloths; Com.
| Blue, HACK. Olive, Brown, * mike Cloths:
kSup'r 5, Com. Blue, Dfah, and MKT Cassi
ueres and Cassinctts; Supr La, ender and
Clay mkt CassineUs; Bls>. Black, s. Brown
Summer Cloth,(a NV article for oentIcinen' S
ocsts & pantaIoons; Firaonia and goweu Cas-
>imere aud Nani--ens, White and cofd Nus.
STA Dsitits.7s; 9trr.d Buff ard Eaado,a sat
teens: Union and Cotton Dflings. SjoDiose
nllXlnre: PlusbHrg Cord and Cotton Duck.
/ Fancy Eaneop Cords & Beave'focas; Eiark
Bf0sheilcs, 4 Ciras-ians: Biack Bpmbt zct!s
and Bomhazlnes; Black Velves and Velvet
/ NcstiH.s. Hl,ris and Fancy cclourd Shk YES
! lll%; W,I and Coi'd Marseili-s s. Voting
i Scsiin2; VI bite s Fancy COLO. u swiss Ora
watts: Red, Yellow, s ila@ Bandanna !taod
kerclHet>; Cotton, Baudanoes and 5eikcfy
/ tianGk.E; Fancy, Ga'@c, Grape - Bdi}d%e
! iiaudk'i>: bamcy Gau:o Stafis and CIape
! ~hawls: faGcy Gauze ard fulestrn~ rib
ho"d,; CLangcabIe and Plain Gro De Maps,
| and Gro De lad 8, Black itaiian Lntcstrags
and Nauken Grapes, Black Satin Isevantiue
= Pcngers; Black Aian,iafien Lawn; "a
new and beautiful coad-;l Cape De no, al
and Grape :}e lA ons; " nite, Iiiach {, ttcen
Italian Grapes; White and Black 5elt nett
Pris, Green Barra~e: Woikd Swiss Capes
and Cu!jrrs, ldo4b!e and sinele) Can't re,
Furniture and Com Dmily: HcI&ium ard
Secrsu"ittr Gin@ hafs4., MuuHia% Gia&hans
AID Cahcoes, Bonnet < Colour d esm&fics;
llsh Linens, Swiss Jackiattt, Nal and
tanslr.ck, MusGns, Linen Csmitic. and
Linen Cambria fIand<t., Mcts"4s QnIhs,
! RnSsia Diaper; Brown and Bi,ck Holland;
/ Hnfl4p's Linens. Russia Shaftin.s, O,na-
hpurg and 5eAl,nGb burg Whit and Black
Cotton and silk Hose { Socks. Nmbrodef'd
Cotton Hose aud Random; Sock: Fia Siits.
aid Gloves; 3fltiAgs, Iaseri;ng, , breed and
8obtlnctt l|ces and Edrn~>: Fancy Par
asols and Umbrellas; Le@hnm aud Punishable
bonnct>; Shell, Side and Fnck Comb Bas
krts. Fa'm Leaf Hats. White and Black
Wool Hats; Sus1endcrs: Cir and Lasting
Buttons; Watch Chains ard Gualds; Breast
Pins, Ear Rinsy. &c. sc with general AS.
Sentiment Of itARU.W WARE. QUEENS &
GLASS WARE: GROGE8iF.S and IL
.QC0nS, PAt%I0. WOODEN WARE.
STATIONERY, BRUSHES. sc sc.
IiOGMIRE 4 BOYD.
MnrtinshurG, April -. 1891.
NEW SPRING s, SUMNER GOODS
EEIILLIAM N. THOMPSON resncctfpI.
" Informs his customers and II G ut,h
lie generally, that he is now receiving his
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
to which hc Invites those ubo are in want of
l,.,,-r !, /
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-09

uoAWUEA e EIhPlSllII3
EBAVE just received, and are nox opening.
81 z a large s. superb supply Of SPRLAfJ
and SUa!.HER GOODS, which they WIN
sell uncommonly cheap to their old customers
and the public generally a more particulas
description will be given hereafter.
March 81, 1881.
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RJgl tlltspiicg Gazette:
PUgLEuED, WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS
Al

Al
TWO DOLLARS PER ,4.NJvU.H,
PAYABLE III ADyArcE;
Or, Trio Dollars ard TUe1tytiUe Cents,
AT TIE END or SIX MONTHS;
And If payment Re deferred TO the end Of
the year, or near the same,
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
viii invariably be demanded.
OK failure tonotiig The discontinuance Of
the paper at the end oil the tine subscribed
for. viii be considered as 4 new cnga cement
95-No paper discontinued until all arfear-
ages are paid up, except at the discretion Of
the EGGor
advertisements inserted at the rate Of
one dollar per square for the three first Hser-
tons, and twenty five cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-09

E470UND trespassing on the lar,ES of tie
e. snbscfll,or rear Matjashu"g, as An Is
tray, FINITE SOn. appears to he Young.
with eight Pig; the %rca.er part of tlon al
so Wbde; there Is no brands or marks acr-
cepiIbe a1o4t The Sow; appraised 70 seven
dollars The owner Of said SO" ana Pigs Is
requested 10 come prove property pay char
scs and take them away
JOSIAH TLAGG.
Nay 2G. 1881.
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May e6. l93l.-St
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-12
FOR SALE.

y me PROMISES, at public auction, on tho secAnd
'dnesity, The 9Th of June next, my Tracf oi
iiAND IN !''udoGn county, Virginia, will the FAR
niUrc, the Stock ofiiorsc., Cattle, Sheen. and Hook
! ne if1Ct Consists ni rather more than 90 acres
- duvnhtoycousiy situated in Il very healthy co,fn.
t.'y, about 81 miles fron WASHINGTON and AL.van
ufid' ana Is Of good qahlity; Little River passe,
LnInuSh The middle Cfii, on which there are abnut
-" acres ~ excellent meadow land in difrerent lots
i'oS' OF "h'ch Is now IN timothy. II may be Divided
'"'o 'n'ec or iour farms. 10 suit the purchasers. I'm
no ceh'rc Is large and very connections Brick
bNt!ihg ii"usc. with I'll the other BUILDINGS necessn-
y '"t INC accommodation of Il large family, and ike
WIS" ios servants, !aborCrS, &c. several OF which arc
oi DICK Ihcre Is also "A Grist and Saw Mil on
'"e tract ~ tho upper end, and adjoining the
'nrnpihe leading to Alexandra and the CITY, there IS n
coiAioF' aoie Frame Dwelling, with n good barn. and
t"'''t .cF accoinm. daiions. NJ the lower end there
- ''H'"Hc house that nay accommodate q small
H,i"Iy The stock of each class Is numerous; the
'c'p mr." generally # the Mcrino rae credit or
"'c' t"o' ann t'rce yc.fs, payable in equal install
'''h'S' Win interest, viii hc given Tor ti:c lcnd. and
'h' ''r NE stock, anu accnftty being given for the
P"uciual payment those TO whom | am indebted.
VIII be allowed credit Tor any property they may nur
chase, to the foil amour, Of the sums due, and on
far condi ioIe.
Not hc'nE able. On account Of ny weak state OF
hchih, I" conduct lie sale myself. | have given full
p""cF u NY son III law, Samuel l. Gbuverneur. and
my nephew. IoTcs Monroe. Jun. TO perform this
Se!F'ce: Ir winch | nave vested the property IN
'Lem. IN ilc event Of safe. hey have powe to
MAKE every c;"c5 arrangement whiyh circumstances
require. JAMES MONROE
mar 30-c2aw -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-12
LATEsT FROM RIO IANERIO.

\ comrnercial friend has politely handed the cd
tors of the Baltimore Republican tho following let
Ter received per Susan from RIO, dared
RIO De JANEIRo. March O., 1881.
Since our respects ofthe Goth FEBRUARY, our stock
OF Flour has continued accumulate g. The ship
Constitution. from Norfolk, and briggs Susan and
virginia, from Biltimore, have arrived; the guam
fty IN first hands will in 4 few days exceed 30. 900
bbis. or SIX months supply as we know Of seve-
raj vessels now due. Under these circumstances
a total suspension OF shipments il recommended
uatil we can notify improvements The bakers
are well supplied and only purchase for lmmedi-
ate wants, as they shortly hope to obtain j, con-
siderobly less than at the present reduced prices of
le a ISL per Dbl for very fair quality. The mar
kets South and every port on our coast, are in a
similarly glutted and depressed state. For Ely
ports we refer TO quotations.
Coffee, $3.50 a $1,000 LIST quality; Sugar, Ca m
pos Il $500; Santos f. 1850 RS nominal; Hides.
H. q. md p R.3lO 1915. RS. Id Horns. $4,000
London gid, 60 days; Dollars. Spanish, $3.50: Dnub-
looms. 30 600.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-12
EXECUTOR ) SALE OF
heal and Personal Estate.

Z IN THURSDAY, the 10Th Nav. 1881. will he
" sold, on the premises, that valuable Farm near
Powhalnn Court House, called B~-llnemus, beng the
residence of the late Col james NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aoont $50 acres ci highly improved land. to WHICH -
attached a valuable grist and manufacturing mill,
with two SIRENS OF water which have never failed in
me dFicSt seasons. The plantation will he sold Sc
paIa'e from the nil! tract, c. both together as may
suit purchasers.
On the said plantation is 4 large two story dwelling
NOUS u gooa order, greenhouse. ice hcu.c, = large
nc" barn with stables, Cow-hOuses, and ni other ne
ccssary cH, houses nearly new, q larrc orchard OF
the most valuable fruit trees the yard and garden is
well set Wit handsome ornamental trees, shrubs.
flowers, C-c. etc.
also 10 Nicely young negroes some fine bloadcd
mares and colts; stock Of cattle, hogs. sheep. etc.
= thFesii9g machine upon a perfectly rev and im-
proved construction machines for ginning, catding
ana spinning OF cotton; n complete set vi enrircs,
iathss and toe!s for working ron. brass and WOOD. aI
OF which have been carefully selected; all the house
mold and kitchen furniture plantation utensils. etc &C.
Further description Is deemed unnecessary. as
those who wish To purchase vii first view the prem!.
glaue
TermS-Bort the plantation and mill enc fifth in cash
VIC balance IL tour equal annual payments, carrying
interest from tie date; to be secured .by bonds win
good anu Approved security, and q deed Of trust on
the property to secure the payments.
The negroes viii be sold for cash-For the bal
ancc Of the persona! estatc-under $50 cash. over
thar sum a credit Of SIN months viii be given
Bonds and approved security VIII be required in all
cases c. Y. CLARKE,
EX'or. Of james Clarke. deed.
n. 3. Those having claims against the estate Of
Coi' James Clarke, VIII present them for adjustment,
and these indebted to said estate VIII make lnimedl-
de payment TO G. V. CLARKE,
may 1-Idslt EX'oT of James Clarke,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-12
""e-pnndence Of the Courier.
by ne ScdooH,r n Nm Tan,

.De,r .S;,- rYo., HAVANA, April -.
!, hNtc no recent arrivals from Cb,rlc.
ton or Savannah. but the previous cxccssivn 'mn
n1hs OF Rice, prcclndcs any improvement, ON Ill., i,
"aSs' AT : u e5rs. per arobc. Our cargo has bccn s"iii
loss. P''VcS leave
Flour has not got above SIS, although the s,ocls
arc nght. On Saturday there was Il sale of very ooo,i
lara ut lo5, but 1900 kegs arrived an hour aft,ryvsrIs
winch Tor the present, will prevent Il further advance
sugars dull at 4-S u Clio, and stocks Just accumul,-
ung' NO vessels to take away the producc-two wcr,
,ahen up recently at y per cent. per ton, full cargoes. T.,
hamburg, and at this moment there is not ono Of ann
class IN port dlsongagcd, II state of things | have moi
known within four years.
Coffee sc a d, and rather plenty. Bills on London
lOa l65; on the United States 81 a I, dull.
ihe disturbed state of part of Europe, and the unccr-
tainty OF the issue of the so far feeble attempt to make
changes in Spain, are sensibly felt here among all class
es. Trade suffers generally from the extreme dcprc,s.
ION OF our principal staple, Sugar"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-12
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-12
Hand for. ANEo

ilf Subscriber wishing to remove to the Western
'ouhtrY, offers for salc his land. living about two
!iilcs below Louisa Court House. on the Main Stoqe
Road leading from the Ciiy OF Richnond; ON which
f!antatlon, there Is situated Il good Brick House, finish
ca about two years past, with SIN rooms, a passapc run
MN" throughli, and Il cellar containing one large dining
;ooni' ana another for a kitchen, with comfortable out
houses The above mentioned Tract, contains about
i"HF illhcFcd and ninety acres, of which one hundred
ana ~ acres have been lately cleared, and is well adap-
tea 10 Tie culture OF corn, wheat. aud tobacco: the bal
ancc Us IN woods, and is remarkably well timbered. II
lies ~ the gold region Of Louisa, has u well of excellent
water IN the yard, besides springs. which are entirely
convcnicnt, and Is situated in n good neighborhood.
1 ne above mentioned Situation. is GOOD for a Tavern.
n Private Residence, for a Professional Gentleman. or for
a carriage Maker, Cabinet Maker, or any other Mechan-
&c, beng well Timbered, as Timber is very scarce in its
vicinity.
At the same time and place, will be sold. two Half
Acre Lots, situated adjoining the Hotel at Louisa Court
House with Store House, &c. on each Lot. TheS is
4 Mail Stage that runs by the said Court House. twice
every week, to tia City Of Redmond. Louisa Court
House, tho village is among the best Stands in the
country Tor merchandising, as there is 4 great deal o.
cash business done there.
\ further description of the Property. is deemed un.
necessary, as II is expected that those who wish TO pur-
chase, VIII view the premises before the sale.
II Inc above Property is not sold before the second
Monday IN July next, it Will be offered at public sale on
that day, at Louisa Court House, it being court dav.
II / should sell privately, previous to July Louisa
Court, the public shall he notified.
ma I!-iawtw ALEXANDER LEVY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-12
By Otis, E5w,.Iop ~ 90.

STOCK OF GROCERiES &c At AI1C
ZION "A 10 % cl, ok, vii b. sold Al the store oc-
cNPied by Mr. Slas Gut.r Tic. (Shockoc HILL his CO.
''' STOCK Ut Groceries, comprIs no the usual assort-
tren'--aiso ms i~useho!d and kitchen furniture
Terms ~ sale.
ma II-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-12
E!AW SCss0OE.

TsNilE subscriber intends opening, next tall, a Law School,
n IN the town Of SiauU,cn; to be continued permanently.
II adequate encouragement should be received The mode o.
instruction will ire a course Of lectures and study. and Ne-
guemi examinations. la order TO devote tie glealcT uan ofhi
Time to the proposed School, he wil, from It's Commencement,
caUanc h, practice 10 the Cou!t Of Appeals al Lewisbur-
and tine Federal and Circuit Superior CCuris in Staunion
The first session wi! begin on the LIST OF October. and cruiin
Ne until thr isi ofJuly TeXl following, without iuicmissian'
except G..tIg the terms q the Federal and CiTcsut Superb
Courts I"c tud"on lee, per session, will be seveniy.hv
dollars. Persons desnous Of becoming pupils will please
communicate tie feet 10 tie subscriber, ~ letter. as soon as
Pacticab!ei and prompt attention will be given 20 the .G.uiri-
which they may think p!ope! 10 make.
MAY ?, !~83l-wISt BRISCOE G BALDWIN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-12

for Sale Positively, and rithoutReserpt.
, virtue Of %aurho-iiy vested IN me. b. Samne,
hp Damn, and duly r corded: | shall, on Thursday
next a. ! o,c'.ck, F.. NJ, on the promises, proceed
Iose! ihaI ~dr-iro1ic Building Lot. immediately oppo-
site the residence of Nh. 4 Dp. on Y S,y,oTT
Terms VA! he MADE known on tie div of soro
winch "II b" conducted by TH0MAs TAYioR, Eso.
NAILS I&hFFS u TVr M "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-12
'"u. EIsCl
List OF Produce, &c. passed down Tho -,
MAJ through the Lower Locks

,ieInn 80 hhds tobacco, 1898 bbls .lou,
i"aJ rj prIen q brandy mTo 8 6Ils %whiskey, 1886 lbs rope.
d Prank oimo feet rllnk. 1850 hoon ,nL.s Zoo
% u &" ds wood, j cords BARI. IN ,"n, oooo
% o'at'' I coal boats, 1904 bus coal '"' SAND
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Capital Prize 100000

ALSO-l Prize OF $4,000, | Of 300. Of al-o In
Of 1000, dc. dc. Sc. '' ~
Tickets only Sj-Halvcs > 50-Quarcrs -
y. IL. n few more Capital Prizes may be obtained ~,
my Fortunate oiicc. =. HAWKINS.
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Office All persons havIng claims against
" The estate Of John Parrish. decd. are car
nes'iy requested to make them known 10 me, with
out delay. a. arrangements may h. mnds TO rrt'lc
the same-otheTwIsc this notice VIII be pleaded IL
bar of said claims; and all those indebted, are re-
Qucs:cd 10 make immed ate payment
JOHN PARRISH,
Executor 81 inc. Parrish, deed.
Now kent. 2lsr Anil. l@3I-IamLmc
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sEEeycMllsigc .gcnNclsn.

II : NIAtI st4ttEtV eESItEVEEEf 10
FgNHE subscriber respectfully informs par.rj. and
4 guardians, Of this city, he has opened n school.
near The New DuryiUgground, for the purpose of o.
wang instruction in al The branches requisite for a
co.r,c, Hu-'ish Cinc.'jon Arithmetic and Book
Keeping Will lie taught pracicaNy without the sid Of
printed books \ conneXion for may years with
some Of the first houses in Europe, gives the sub
crlbcr an advantage, IN this respect, not generally
possessed by teachers.
Due attention will be- paw t CORRECT Reading.
EIocullon. English Grnmn. q --phy. History
and Composition For tenn anu !hrr particulars.
apply to Mr. Edward Warm
may SIT CHETWYND s TALBOT.
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Sugars, Molasses, DC. I.
Receicng, for Sale,
Dc Hhds prime ST Croix sngars
~ II casks cheese
90 hhls Y. O. sugars
so do ;rol1sses
IA cusks wine
500 reams wrapping paper
10 bags pimcnto.
may 5-3t DAVENPORT. ALLEN g. Co.