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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-14
'ruitiun
In Drawing, and in HE Spanish and Aaf'an
Languages.

In Dyelciag, and in HE Spanish and Hafian
Languages.
g PINISTRI respectfully offers to The ci!'zens u
80 Alexandria his services to teach IN the above
branches.
Mr.. Pinstri is an Italian artist, has taught IN New.
York for The SPACE of twelve years, and III tins Dsirct
for the last three years. and now teaching IN some OF
the most respectable families OF this place.
Drawing useful to ALTO young ladies, as an ac'
compiishmout and an elegant hnsh to their e;luca
ton; 10 Young gentlemen, TO facilitate and give AN
Gle un, fin s to their of pursuits. via: 80 law
YER, in the use OF maps, direction OF land, sc 10 =
Doctor for the anatomical study, drawing chemical IN
struments, &c to .rchau, to understand STAMPS
patterns &C; to mechanical professions, It IL not ss
useful NO tailor make graceful and well suited
@rcss without IL; penterS, shpouiIu6r'' mouse
i.;i.ers, &c It's Indispensable IN TACT there cannon
b. q w..in .hcd mechanic oil any knG without
knowledge Drawing
Price Of Jmtton:
For pupi', "a lessons to Quarter VIZ
From to pupils do do essh
--- 10 do 90 DO oo
10 I,ups and upwards DO do
night class for young gentlemen 4 u"
References:
New York, Hon Nan Rensselaer, Hon T.. ID C"'
,le; tate Mayor; Hon. James Kent, Chancellor.
Washington, ID. G.. Commodore Peterson an! Sr
Peters
Alexandria, Chss. Chaplin Esq, Thomson +. Mason
ESQ late Mayor, l.. LEWIS AMI Garusi, Esqs
Gr Inquire at the BOOK lore Of ID. Martin, where
subscription paperis left.
Ut
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-14
Va Net

.D..-s That desirable stand for Dwelling
= = and G.ucer,, the Of olte !. Strand
Hzks streets, present occupied by Capt Duncan.
Hs,s; In few weeks Wolfe street will be paved,
and render this a very desirable situation.
sept5 JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-14

Kerr s. fNZhugh

NUT y A'HNUSH
OFFER for sale
~ so hhds. N. q, sugar, prime quality
do st Crox do
So rierces and barrels moasses
so bags coffee
5000 lbs. loaf sugar, assorted
ID boxes and half boxes raisans
so packages fresh imported &. p. and Y. II.
iesS
1900 bushels ground alum salt
puncheons n. Z. ram,
Also. a general sssortnr n, Of well selected
GROCERIES FOR FAMILY USE.
sect 22--t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-14
Tavern for Rent.
The PUBLIC HOUSE at King Georgs

J
s-4,.s The PUBLIC HOUSE at King George
!:@T5 Cnu Il use would De rented to gooi ten
K re an one TO FIVE I, is the only one
s.-sr. at the place. is spacious ami in good pair.
having attached To- it grazing lots and stabng tor 40
or 50 horses. The furniture in the house, which
is OF the requisite quality and abundance, would be
sold 60 TIE tenant on very accommodating terms Pos
session nav be had ist Janary, or sooner II desired
Apply to doctor d. Johnson, King George G. II.
Va or to 1EO. JoiiNooN O. 10
sent lC-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-14
Yhe Virginla Free press

weekly cssp,p'r, published at Charlestown
1 frrs Count Virginia al 81 per annnm ply
able IN advance u has yer! extensive circn'aoh ~
,b,. c,onac country. and viii he tn.nd vsuablr ad
yerislng medium for CITY Ncrcha t. and others. VIII"
n ~ wish to communicate with their ."a 'ry Themes
he imp, ovemrn's nov in prorress, Sh'c VIII con
nee, more intimately the trade ot the rich Valley - Var
GINA wit d fillmore and the cities Ut the '"s'rc c'
Columbia " I'll suggest - those conccr"ed an 'i"i
,on, motive for awaiting themselves "i The Columns ct
The rree Press IF sept -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-14
70 Neht.

s. The Store Room and Warehouse un.
&FfN der nv dwelling. s"u,h.ves, corner OF King
EsSgI and Pitt sts. opposite Hr Fewton's Frank.
GsEss;ln House Hotel an excellent stand for
Grocery The rent will be made low, and dealt out.
Possession may be had 18th September
mug "a JTO CORSE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-14
Mats Il Snps
Jnu T. r v 4 y >
7gni. give -rotice,

,t. .,,,scr,h-r Of Alexandra { cun'y. IN tie
ri Columbia, has obtained from the or
$50, 81 sad .:mnty letters Of administration on
,h persons. estate Ct Oliver p FINLEY late OF me ets
s"rrsnd decd Al persons having CLAIMS ss tar,s ,ne
.a' "a. sc,l h, the orphans Court on or
81" w. 5th d. Of October, 1852, or they ma!
by law, be executed from alt benefit to SAID es,a'e;-
y! ind,i,ed thereto are required 10 make I'M
mediate pa,mcnt Given undermy hani wv. ot, Gay
n sm ,e31 WIN. ID. MUTT.
u Admir- Of o, p, Finley
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-14
Invitation

49,, will rent the North Warehouse and
/. (, the North half Of urnney'S |inrf mIIlers,
Z grocrrs, wood merchants ship chsn1le's, OF
shipping merchants, it is desirable s'tistor
sept : JOSIAH u. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-14
For Fr6isht.

The bri: ELIZA,
,ic.p, John Wooster, Su''hsn about >, hoo bar,
ell take freight 70 the West indies OF 10 d" cast
." n'': Af'' A C CAZsNOvE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-14
ONspepSia

ys1HE subscriber Continues apply the u"w'y disco
a v rcd remedy for d, spepsia, which has made per
feet cur, of hundreds in this and places His
price is moderate Application to be made at hls
Drug store FXirf,x street
WM HARPER
II A general supply # fresh Drugs medicines sc
on hand and offered low ilsv can be purchased
IN Alexaudri. ,or cash IT The usual credit
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-14
, ,NaniAM \ uY0 Age.

/ 80 "'' supply .oi Manila Curdage, assorted
- 'rs'.yyayT Couuba, ,nd f,r sale by
- e CAZENONt e Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-14
For freight
Naltiaore pNckets

- This line Of packets IS composed 81 tn"r nue.
iyA ..,oo.r,. ga, Of which viii ssI' from the DIS
s&A: ,,e fr,,n Baltimore every SATURDAY. For
ct. 1Fl one ' & " y IRWIN.
. Isl .rN'y - = -----------
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-14
New Arrangement

-<sSSxS\ GSpt. J-nKN', w'o' ''''t
-H = mInth irtyr BAium"Ie IN the saturday; an
81, % ny th' arrangement ''tO elect. the ds' OF
clnSc from The D,,'r'ct Of Columbia viii, IN :
/, h;re'aaftcr enumerated. I've changed from We'd
INV 20 Tues i,y, starting at thu usual hours. VIZ:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-14
For Sale w Rent,
Mouse u %tare to Rent.
NAV IL

-. A two story dwelling House on Fair
Il - fax between Queen aud Primo, sire Is, with
! ~ store and good dry cellar under the whole.
& ?S.si. TO good tenant the rent will made low.
Possession m4y be had the 9Th do, of the present
month SAN U.s. LaRM bUR, Y Co.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-06
ON FATTENING HOGS.
AGRICULTURAL.

As there is so little economy observed IN
fattening hogs in this part Of the country,
beg leave to notice that also, and point out
better and cheaper mode7-the common
practice is to put them in large pen,
and throw the corn on the ground; IN
wet season they are soon up to their knees
in nire and not dry spot to lay en-. In this
situation there must he much corn wasted,
and they cannot possibly thrive but very
slowly. My practice has been 10 make two
square pens adjoining; they are both fioored
with rails. and one of them is so covered as
to tura the rain, and is well Uttered with
leaves or straw, and fresh Uttered at
least once week In the other pen trough
is placed, in which they are fed from twice
TO three times a day. One meal they are
fed on peas, and the other two on corn; it is
sometimes boiled and well sailed and at o.
Their times raw. This has been my practice
for three winters; anil my hogs have always
fattcned very fast, and eat less than those
fed in the uncomfortable manner above de-
scribed.
Last winter after killing off half my fatten
ing hogs, the others were fed together on
fine corn meal, and although the weather
had got much more severe, they lattened
much faster than they had done before, and
cal sun less
Last winter when my fields were eat ont,
commenced feeding my little stock of out
hogs on corn; their allowance was six quarts
but when the weather became severe, they
fell away fast on this allowance | then land
the corn aside, and had four quarts of corn
meal bodied every day IN ten gallons OF water,
until it boiled down TO about eight; in this a
half pint of salt WAS occasionally thrown
while boiling; when done 1t was taken up in
large Tub aud given them the next day,
and in one week from the day, this practice
was adopted, they looked much better, and
from that time increased in flesh When
the spring opened, they were fed only three
times week, in the same manner, and in
the month OF May reduced to twice week,
and by the middle of June it was dlscontlnu
ed, Had persisted in them the six quarts
OF raw corn, am satisfied that more than
half would not have seen the spring.
have also adopted the practice OF grind
ing all my horse corn into fine meal, and |
tind that | save third after paying the toll.
With much respect,
Your obt servant,
j ID. GAlLLARD.
J. T LEWIS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-06
September %, lS3l-tf

E9ULLING. DYING. AND DRESSING
Il OF CLOiH. &c.-Ehe subscribers re
specially inform the public, that III at.oition
TO the manufacture OF al! kinds OF woolen
goods they are now ready TO receive every
description Of country work, such as fulti"g
Dying, ahd Dressing Of Cloth, Btdakets, Elan
mel, and all kinds OF FANCY DYING; all
OF which shall be done in the best manner
and on the shortest notice As one Of the firm
will devote his whole attention. TO the perform
ahce OF work entrusted to their care, they
hope to receive liberal share of the public
patronage. They still continue to pay the
highest price in cash Tor WOOL.
JOHN n RIDDLE s. Co.
July %, 1881
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-06

that viii, by the aid Of single horse power.
AID suitable care and attendance, thrash
from straw 100 bushels Of grain. shell three
hundred bushels Of corn, grind thirty bush
els Of provender, and cut six hundred oush-
els Of straw 10 the space OF II hours.
The operation Of the machinery may DC seen
at No 81. the Burling Ship, Ne" York
This most certainly must be matter worthy
the attention Of those who are agricultural
lists upon an extensive scale
The Horse.-Take half a pound OF SAT-
petre, half pound OF alnm, and han
pound of alum salt; pulyerlze and mix them
well together and every eight days give MN
table spoonful in his food; his coat hesh
and spirits, Will soon reward his master ioI
his care .--,Join Walls receipt.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-06
s A L z $.

nUBLIC SALE OF LAND.-The sub
X scribef will expose TO sale. at Public .4ac
ton, on the premises, on trtdGy, The 7th Of
October negt, a valuable TRACT OF LAND
containing 53~acres, lying and beir e in the
county of Berkeley, on Tomahawk run =
This land Is Of good soil, we'll timbered, to-
Ierably we'll improved, and has never fab
ing spring Of excellent water on the same =
A further description is deemed unnecessary.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
JOHN KENNEDY.
September IS, 1891 st
.fFaRUST SALE.-The undersigned, on
3 Monday the l0h day Of October nert i,
at the court house door in Martinsburg' "ili
sell by public auction, for CASH, SIX several
TRACTS OF LAND lying and berg IN
the county OF Berkeley, on the hills ana
drains OF Back Creek 10 the said County,
ADD containing respectively, l97-le9-l97
|i47-107 and 239 acres, be the same more OF
less They will convey to the purchasers such
title as is vested in them, as trustees. by a deed
of trust, executed by William Rumbaugh
and Mary his wife, for the benefit OF James
CampbeIl's executors, which is duly recorded
in the County Court of Berkeley: by refer
ence to which particular description of said
lands may be seen.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-06

.lL3R TLNSBIR C.aRPETF3CTORY
~ IL subscribers having purchased Of Mr.
" G 6. Conradt his cnre stock of ma
chinery attached to the above Factory
intend continuing the Manufacture OF
SCOTCH, TE NE7TIN, and D.4.NL4SK
ED HE.NETI4.N C.aRPEII w, Of DIFF
lertn patterns and various colours Paltl
cul attention viii he paid TO country work
such as CARING, Dying and Pulling.
MIR Copradt Gor the pFesenD wall receive
any country work that may Offer, which we
ohigate ourselves so finish in first rate work
manIike order, and at the lowest prices
We wish 10 Purchase WOOL, fer which
we will give liberal price in trade or cash
JAMES \ RIDDLE,
ISRAEL r. JANNEY.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-06
July %, 1891

"a EAVING BUSINESS The subscr
w Der respectfully informs the citizens of
Martinsburg and vicinity, that he has COM
MERGED the " EAVlNG AND DYING BU-
SiNESS in the dwelling near John Dolls
He will weave all kinds of Table Linen.
Counterpanes, Coyerlets, and all kinds OF
plain work, and engages that ii shall be done
in the best manner and most mode rate pri
ces-iie has on hand. the best Cotton Coun-
terpanes OF different patterns, which will be
sold remarkably low; those in want of the
article, will find them good and cheap
JOSEPH DAVIS.
Mariinshurcr Cn,1 9 IQ21
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-06
From The .glboay arg's.
DIIlGE

I'm the night following Sunday, August alst
while manv Of the inhabitants OF Southamp
ton county. Virginia. were absent al a camp
held in ncishboufing district, the
blacks rose upon the defcnceless and unsrm
ed. who remained at home, and sacrificed,
with harbarous cruelty, between sixty and
seventy victims without distinction oil age,
sex, OF condition.
Wall for the innocent,
The beautiful and fiir.
The young who perish'd in their youth,
The old N his hoary hair
Wall! for the many hearths,
And homes made desoate;
For broken hearts and severed ties
Tie spo,Is of murderous hate.
Fair pass'd the Sabbath sun
Il hlnd the western hills;
AND bymns were heard in the ancient wood,
And songs by the gushing ribs.
The old man calId his flock.
And read ike living word;
And the peace Of God was in his heart,
While bis lips in prayer were stirr'd.
All solemnly knel, down;
With meek, conidIng air;
And breaihd ''smeu," Us the sire impior'd
For them the Great Keepers care.
Sleep, in her folded arms,
Wrapped husband, child and wife,
And throbb,ng pulse. and heaving breast
Were all that betolSen'd lie.
A shrek was heard by night
The startled eye but saw
The cleaning awe, and the ear just caught
Tie sable iiends huna
Nh, ia -. ofo, ,ha ay,.
The ear heard not again;
And ONLY death stood sentry by
The red postern of the slain.
Morn snnid as it was want,
On UPLAND. PLAN, aud stream,
And thuusaHd birds their maths sang
10 the first awakening beam.
But woman in cheerful smile,
Aed mans exettIng voice,
And childhood sloeIui laugh. no more,
In the morning, bade rejoice.
Dat OF the poIish'd floor
Ran the ensansun'd flood.
The abe slept ~ It's mothers breast,
And its bruIs' lips dash'd With blood.
Upon the cold hearth stone
The uprpend VIRGIN lay.
3Cresh Il in her budding loyellaess,
And dawn OF her opening day.
And manboods sturdy arm
In dust was beaten down;
From youth his boa ami pride were reft
From re, orena age bis crown.
Wall for the young and fair,
And heir remorseiess fate;
1Wah! tor the merry homes laid waste,
And the bosoms desolatel
VIATOR.
Norfolk Va 4th September, 1881.
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J L LEWIS.

Nv TX informs the public that for the
sum OF sixty dollars he viii offer a machine
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-06
n @ Z &c f. S.

NO1TCE-All persons who me- de purcha-
~ ses al the sale Of the personal property
oil Christian eilber in April last, are hereby
informed that their respective obligations will
become due on the 4th Of October next, and
are in the hands of the subscriber for collec
ton Punctual payment is expected from all,
as no indulgence VIII be given.
DAVID NJ CUSIlWA.
September %, 1881.
NOTlCE.I Is HEREBY GIVEN that a
~ petition will be presented to the next
Legislature Of Virginia, PRAYING TO exempt
the citizens of the town Of Martlnsburg. ire m
the payment of that part of the county levy
which imposes capitation tax upon them.
September g., lSS1,-Sm
NOIICE-All persons who made pur
~ chases at the sale of the personal pro
perry OF the late Il. Sa0dgraSs, dec d. on the
9Th, eth and 9Th January last, are hereby IN
formed that their respective Obligations be-
come due on the 9Th October next, and that
punctual payment is expected from all, IN
diligence cannot be given.
ROBERT V. SNODGRASS, Ear.
September p. 1881 At
N Office The subscribers, contemplate
y ing change 10 their business, request
all persons indebted to them. to call aud set
tie their accounts, either Dy cash or note -
Grateful for past encouragement, they res
pecttully solicit continuance OF pu5lc pa
trenage.
JAMES s. WILLIAM n RIDDLE.
September 10. lS3l.-tf
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Norfolk Va 4th September, 1851.
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JOHN STROTHER,
HARRISON WAITE.
Sent LET 1871.

sept ISL. 1871.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE BY
Y virtue Of, and pursuant TO, trust deed
executed on the 10th day Of July. 1898. by
John Kennedy, for the purpose OF providing
for, and securing the payment oil certain
debt therein mentioned due to Samuel Ken.
needy and Daniel Kennedy, and which deed
is OF record in the Clerks Office Of the Coun
~ Cour; Of Berkeley, the undersigned t~us
tee, will, on Monday the 10th day Of October
aert, (being the first day of court offer for
sale, before the court house door in Martins
bur-, to the highest bidder, for cash, the iarin
s.ssza, or tract of lard conveyed by the
So Y trasadeed aforesaid, containing SO
sEYEs@ acres and situated on 1omahawk
IL run in the county Of Berkeley. 1t
is a valuab Ie and desirable farm. worthy the
attention OF persons wishing to purchase land.
Such title as is vested in the undersigned will
be made TO the purchaser, which is believed
to be indisputable.
PETER GARDNER, Trustee
september 10, 1881 is
EbJBIiC SALE.-The subscriber intend
IL ing 50 remove twill offer at public sale.
on Thursday Tie 10th q Oatober neat, at his
dwelling house in Msrtinsburg, all his House
held and Kitchen Furniture, consisting OF
Beds, Bedsteads, i Secretary, several Bu
rcaus, | excellent Clock, fables, Chairs, Sc
veral ) fON ES, FIRST rate MI Oh COW,
Ovens, Pots. &c Also, some Tanners Tools,
Curriers' TahieS and hniges, Whceibarrows,
with number Of other articles not necessa
rY to mention Six months credit will be gi-
ven on all sums Of Eve dollars and upwards;
under that suni the cash will be requred;-
bond with approved security will also be re
quired Of every purchaser TO the ameNnt OF
FIVE dollars and upwards. Due attendance viii
be gi"en by me. g DEVEANEY.
September %, 1881.
DUBLIC SALE Will be sold, on the
I'll premises where now live, @a !aesday,
the 25th day Of October neat, some valuable
Horses, three OF then first rate Saddle tlor-
ses, the rest good Work Horses, one hily ny
MarylaDder; 1000 bushels Store Coal; 1000
bushels Corn; some Rye and OHal Of " heat;
one WACO and Gears, Household and Kitch
en- Furniture; PINE PLANK; some articles
of DRY GOODS. and two Stills All of
winch property will se sold on credit Of six
months
My MILLS will he offered for sale on the
same day The terms made easy and known
on the day of sale. A good title can be
made, as my property will be clear Of al and
every incumbrance previous to tina, day.
JAMES FORMAN.
September Is. 1s3f.-ts
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ggO THE PUBLIC The undersigned
4 avails herself OF the opportunity Of in
forming the friends OF her deceased husband
and the public in general, that she viii con
Time to carry Oh The TAILORING BUSl
NESS in the dwelling house next TO the
Globe Tavern in Martinsbnrg The business
of the Shop viii he attended TO by her bro
Their, william BiLLrnRE. who is fully com
petent for the same Having a large and
helpless family entirely dependant Oh the bu
ness Of the Shop. she hopes, and confidently
expects from generous public, share Of
patronage.
CATHARiNF CURTIS
Mar;inshurg Sept y. 1881
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Martinshurg Sept. u. 1881

fE TAILORING FL >!hESS.-- be sub
d scriber specially informs the citizens
of MaIiinshurg ard adioininG county, tisal
he has commence The TAR OkiNG BIZ
SINE~S. in She Stcue liau.e belonging to
Mr.. Jocob poisa!, and ueary opposite the
Globe Tavern, where he is prepared to exc
cute all orders 10 his lire OF business, on the
shortest notice and best style. lie will
at all times, be furnished fraui tue Gil, OF
PhiladelpMa with Ire very latest fashions
HIS prices shall be moderate-iro deter.
animation to pl ase, he solicits from gener
Gus public q share OF patronage. asking the
same no lonser than he may deserve it: The
public's Humble servant,
THOMAS HARRIS
MaFtinsburg. August IS 1881
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MIrtinsaIrJ Gazette:
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AT TIE END OF SIX MONTHS;
And if payment be deferred to the end Of
the year, or near the same,
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
will invariably be demanded
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for, viii be considered as a new engagement
gz-No paper discontinued until all arrear
ages are paid up, except at the discretion Of
the Editor
Advertisements inserted at the rate Of
one dollar per square for the three first inser
tons and twenty FIVE cents per square ioi
each subsequent insertion.