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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23

j,dicious praetloaer speaking cfhie hndiu Eaira
expresses himself thus
~ hsv. lsays ncI employed all my skill and talents
find Sful preparation for the rcic and cure
Of rheumatism, and most scemny arm, thai have
never found snl tbug good safe, ana ccQcioas re
ur Bedweips I,lia Exlr.c, u may depend upon
IT, (sas he) for have ufteu experienced it, that pos
esses every virtue tina, be justly sscrbed to any
medicine for that tormenting disease here then (says
he, agan) you nave medicine of supera'ive efficacy
aud OF intrinsic vaae, mild tn its operation snd certain
in its effects which may given VIII success nj va
rrty Of Chronic diseas $, but especially in obstinate
nilsnltor, snd Chronic Hheums,ism In pains OF the
face, &c. pill taken at bed time will give re-
lief
i,r Clarke of New York. in lei. TO the agent OF
he PROPRIETOR concludes by saying: every class OF PEG
pie Wi, e ID ~ The nis Extract cheap and valuable
remedy TOR the Rhcura,m, have CENTRALLY found
from oae to Two boXe, have produced cure
ASA CLARKE -, ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23
II most unluable EAST INDIE MEDICINE
For the Cure Of Rheumatism. &c.

Ertraet Of letter from the eu James English datea
Bengal 10 his friend Br +. Bedrei IN London
dear Sir-Agreeshiy TO o',r request have. with
dffcu,y procured am, send you by thu snip Jason,
Capt Robertson, few pound, of the Poladelphus. or
what generally goes by name of India Extract,
Medicine universally esteem, among the people OF
India, for the cure Of cumatism. Was ] TO inform
you Of the number Of people who daily relieved and
cured by this valua le remedy 1t would require more
paper than am able to purchase. and more than am
able 10 bcstow Indeed the effect # this Medicine is
so immediate, tina, in RHEUM.aIISM you would in
some cases suppose il acted almost like chsrm in re-
moving that painful disease. The usual mode OF k.
ing is in the fora. of Pills shall all my endca
yors to send YOU constant supply" ]. r.
Since the Proprietor has received the above aedi
cine, wishing tia, the poor should benefit by ut as
re the rich ne has put It up in boxes made for the
purpose, with direston, round each box, anu has ap
pointed Lr. ROBERT H7RRiS Jr of rhadeiphis,
the on agent in ,b. Usit.d Sstes 10 dispose of the
same with full power to appoint agents where he may
think proper r. bEo" ELL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23
FOr iieNt.
k0r Rent.

FOR Rent.
sss. That very desirable property. at present
$50 Occupied by Messr. Chamberlain 4 Harris at
So, the corner of Prince Street
49, The stand is believed TO be equal to any
other for the grocery business, the wharf pro6ts
BILE one loa good tenant the terms will be low; and
possession given the 3 January next For teims ap,
piyto JANE 5. CHAMBERLAIN.
SEPT 5-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23
Nav ARRANGEMENT.

,,lt,t N. or the o;het of,hese boats w,ireguarly'
nr Ia. season. leave the District Of Columbia for
R.6ro-e, ever Sua.lly and "Wednesday warnings,
,s-p, ed such Wednesdays rs next follow the Tues
s,,lrure specified, starting from Lsmhe'l's wharf.
sgrAing,on at ), sad rhonp'oa's wharf, IN Alex
AHA al -, cS; All viii leave Commerce street
AR. IN Blsmsre, 70: the District; every "Wednesday
aiSngrlay afiernJcnat o'clock.
W,hmp ma m1y IF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23
Refined sugars .

yNX&S, 10 b,rrels Phi!udt sph,a steam r, fined STU
4 s,r ..; received per sicop Charles Williams and
Sr SHE by s. MEssERSMIrH.
"a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23
baltimore Packets.

rbs line Of packets is composed OF four hne
..sonners, one of which will sal! from the DIS
a~.z. ooe from Baltimore every Saturday For
-eL i"l 90 ia W. "a. IRWIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-24

average annual dividend. have been 81 per
cent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-24

u BY Saturday nights mail we received a
letter from W illam Smith, Esq. explanatory OF
the discrepancies between the statemsnts in
h;s preyious letter and in that OF Messrs. Stock
ION IL Stokes We shall publish il in our
next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-24

twill be seen that Mr.. Crittsnden only wal.
ted one vote Oh each ballot to secure his cleo
ton. III is impossible (says the Frankfort
papsr) to conjecture how i, will terminate
PO.,scripi.-S,nce the above whs /" Type we
have received accounts from Frsnkfor', two
days la,er--bo,h of which had been emp'"yed
in unsucce ,siui saIiot,ings, with pretty nearly
The same result as the above table eah'bt'' -
On the second days ballO ting, Johns1's vote
fell to o, Rowsn's rose to 40, aud WickiDfes 10
bo-Me. C,i!tendsn', re muining a, 90, except
on two ballots, when II was 6I-on INC ias'
ballo, VI The sams day. 1t. Gov. Bron'htt was
nominated, aad received 81 sotes.--9n ihe
hi,d day there wero three bslloitugs, which
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-24
Negroes for Sale.

CeNS Thursday the l0ih Day OF ehia"'v
W nes, We will proceed 10 sril ~ in."f
auction. for cash, before the Office VI INC m''
.llsl Of the Chanc.ry Court IN The town o.
Lynchburx two Negroes. TO wa-fsn"dall, =
blaol smith about - years Of age, and Nancy
, viau. 4 girl.
The sale will be made In pursuance ola dfed
f., 4, e,ec Hted 10 the undersigned aud James
~ u" The nos sctng) by Thomas Williams
". .aa IA, day 81 Apr'l. 1928. which Is OF re-
cord Ar in the !. hrk'. ,dce ef Pits, Iys"i, and
.,esmen, 6led n the case o. c pSs" vs. l IT,,
liz VA in the Superb. ,oa'' ~ W.
the Lynebburg Di,tiicf. >. IN d.
eb..,rs Nth special warranty, irnns'e' 'ue,'
ills only a. Ihe deed OF trust ma ss'e
rior,.aid vest ia us--ihe t,lle however ~ oei y
ed to be good ..,,, ,rr,..
THOMAS A. HoLCoMBE' ices
Jan. d w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-24

n O. n y. CDCIiRa have on hand
~. such en assortment III Fancy Goods, rs
they believe isDoi surpassed ~ any other ia
,h,s country ia variety aud sri"c''on tomprl=
sing the following Articles in Can on, French,
ltallnn aud fancy Brush floods
Black and eolorad Italian Lnstrinss. Imitation.
plain aud chanRrhelt do
Black, colored ana changrahf aro dc HaplcS.
figured do. in g,e"t vsi'e'y
Colored ehaneeable. black and blue blagt.
Marcelrcs
ID black and colni ed BomhnzIses
Crepe d. Lyon, plain and figured Mandarirr'
PLAIN md figured roplns, Alge,ines, Palma,
rInes. OF the newest styles
French Points, aud Ginghams. uDd Fouaid
Mu.lins
Pongres and many other articles for Ladies
dresses
Sphslfidd aud Pongee. flag md Bsndanna
Gro' de Naples. Gauze and Grape iiJkfs and
Silk and Kid Stocks aud fancy Crsva,s
Black aud colored Italian Cravats aud imita.
ton do
Buck, Beaver, Silk and Horseskin Gloves
Gros dc Naples and danze Garn,iure Kibbons
Cap aud Belt do, of TIN sewest styles
English, and French Siik Hose aud 4 Hose. ene
bro,derrd and open work do
Black aud colorod French Grapes, Woraed
Barge. brown Cotepaly, &c.
Sewing SILKS and Twists, fancy Buttons, Hook,
AMI Eyes, &c. &c.
Wa also have an extensive assortment Of
Lace Goods. Consisting OF
English Bobr.nei, ivDip aud Thread Lace,
and Ede,nes, Caps, Caps. pslernes, Ch.ai.
zel,,, black and white ,.,te Wells and Shawl.
with n complete nssoSlmsbt Of ID, 81, II aud
81 rhibrt and MeIino Shaws, Cashmere aud
Merlno L6ng Sha.l, Nc. &c.
A Il +. &. hive selected their stock wj,e
particular reference 10 III. southein aud we.-
teTn 'Dar'.st, ana MS tney VIII ada tU mar M
soTiusnt constantly as fresh q Jods arrive Their
stock will be Kept up ,hrousi 'out The year. All
OF which they now offer Tor sale NJ low prices,
aud on the most l,be,si terms They respect
fully invite purchasers 10 call nni erAnin.
their stock Orders WILDE promptly e1eeuied
with care an fidelity.
New York, Jan II w3mif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-24


faieresiing To F1mers.-A letter from John
Hare Powell, Esq. OF Philadelphia. a gentle
man well known TO the community for his
spirited e1erilons 10 improve the agriculture Of
tin. country. and who ia now in England, 10
The Clerk OF the II. OF Rep, esenaiives OF Penn
sslsania. contains the subjoiued interesting In
iotmst'oo. II is copied from Harrisburg
paper, which publishes II without date-bu, II
was doubtless received by some one Of the last
arrivals from Europe, as its Information Is
of the SANE tenor OF the advices contained in
the English Prices Current, only rather more
clear and emphatic
Ny Dear Sir have but one IN oment 10
state, that have high authority Tor saying that
the supply OF Gram un the Continent OF Europe
Is short, aud thai agents from France have
gone TO the United States To purchase NIL the
Corr, NC Communicate this 10 the Farmers
Of both houses. In great haste, your friend,
&c"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-24

The EmLaisy 10 RuS,ia.-OHing 90 the non
aud Thursday evenings. we received 10
time for lhis mornings Publication but
II very mengre portion Of the dcodts IN the
HOUSE Of Representatives on tue motion of Mr.
StanberIy, to strike from the Appropriation
Bill the annual salary lof M,aste 10 Ru,-
STA. As much ne We did receive, however
we Icy before oar readers.--li The business. oil
this Embassy is of the important character as.
cribed 10 it by Mr.. Archer, (Mr. Randoiph's
friend. as on argumen, why II should not be
discontinued, i, is surely necessary that II
should be taken from tae hands oil IA inan who
i.,endered inco mpet ent 10 perform It by his
sckno Nledged I'll state ofheath, if no, by BIZ,
habits and temper. H. Mt the same time, II be
Of such a nature (as the tame gentleman Also
alleged) that ii will not suffer by delay, then
the annual appropriation osgh. oil course to he
discontinued. either until Nh. randolph emu
endure ST. Ps,ersburgh summers or until the
President shall appoint some other gen'le"a"
who.e physical powers are not so much de-
pendent Oh tie stag Of the climate We heard
gre at deal said, during the late administration.
by the thea opposiIion, abou, tue q eonsf'uc-
tire journeys" of some of our AmbasS"do's'
viii those gentlemen be now KIND enough to
re al usa lecture on constructive residence
VIII they tell US, how Mr.. Randolph can be our
Minister Plenipo. ntdr the Court OF Russia
while he Is in winner quarters in England .
The Repubiieanpdrtg' is so well organ'zed
il Congress, however that we are 'no''"e" ~
think they will give the salary to the Jedefm
opponcn, Of Mr.. Jefferson and the Embargo,
an of Mr.. Madison and the WARRIOR wh"'"g
away his hours in tho society when he SO
dearly lovss-the srislocra'icsl lordling' ol
England, instead Of illustrating aud defending
the rights and interests Of his country ut 81
Pe,ersburgh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-24

~ The article on our first page, this moi n
ing, descriptive Of the manners and customs
Of the Honey Rec, is one OF the most interest
lag productions which We have ever met with
lis length will DO found to be rather a recon-
mends,,on than an objection. To the student
Of Nature. in its minurest works, it will be
IIch treat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-24
MARRIAGES..

MARRIFD. al b,H Ar, 0" Wednesday The
18th instant, by the Reverend george heed, OF
the Methodist Protestant Church, Captain
RICHARD H. PHELPS, OF this piece. to Mis-,
ASBURY Ann, youngest daushts Of the Rev.
Doc,. John b. liiden, Vt New Town. Frederick
county, Va. ..
-, on the 20h inst. by the Rev. James
Boyd. Mr.. HUGH X, SCOTT, Of Campbell. 10
Miss ELIZABETH JANE. daughter Of Mr,
Samuel Burks, dec OF Ambers!.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-24
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.

SeHGte.-Judge Peck's trial is in state Of
cluded, the argument is new rapidly going on
Another week will IN all probability terminate
h.-A bill has passed the Senate GO to l3) mp.
propratIng $4,000, for the purpose oil des.
patching Two OF more vessels, along tho coast.
provided with men, provisions, cordago. &c
10 assist such vessels as may have suffered
from the late severe storms. The bill was al
socated by Messrs. Livingston, Silsbae aud
Smlth OF Md. aud opposed by MIR. Tazewell, on
constitutional grounds
In the House Of Representatives, MIR. MALTA.
~, from The Committee Of Manufactures, made
long Report, opposing any change or modih
cation OF the Iar,n Of 1923, Il Mr.. Mcneil made
n conDleI Report of the minority OF tue same
comuiltee, OJoo copies Of each oil which were
or,lered 10 be nrin,ed.-Thc bill for the ,ce
OF James Monroe was rejected, the motion o
Mr.. Chiffon TO strike oul the enscting clause
having been agreed to-ayeD %, ages o''--"'
DAVIS oil S &. presented II reso.ution' "h'eh
was adopted, by a vote Of 1876 10 OIL. authors,
ing the distribution Of 40 cords of wood Gro.,'
the surplus fuel of tho House 10 the suffering
poor of Washinslon There were con:tttui ION
al objections urged 10 this rosolutun-but n,
IT MAS offered by n .NaHJycr, who 10 OF The
strsitest sect OF limitaridns, and wnS voted for
by Mesis. Archer, J. S. Barbour, McDuGi =,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-24
EDUCATION.

MIMI. n. WARD has oPr"e"
EE SehonI in the Masonic Hail TOT "ie
E,'uea,iol of hoys. Tie will ei'T fasir"choh
IN. f;,e,t and Latin Languages fof n cen 90
lars and in the di1erent Lranches OF Ems "a"
fdaea,,on for ten doii.t. PEE session OF a's
mon,bs Jan. - ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-24

Kentucky SenatOri"i Eec'ton.--o"' @d''ces
fran Frankfort are to January 9th. On the
preceding day, there were hve p"'ohng' 'or
u. S. Senator, in place of MIR. Rowan, which
result.J AS follows:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-24

Qr The Eighth Of January was celebrated
in Nashville by q Public Dinner. The tossts
are more moderate in their character than
might have been expected from the atmosphere
in which they were generated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-24

The Mail O. iah The mil due last Moo
day night, as far north as Philadciph's. aud
tina, due Oh Thursday night. as far north as
Washing ton city. reached here FRIDAY nishl,
10 add bu, very little interest to our items OF
in,e llgencs The Washington way bill ofihe
18Th says. three sor'bern mails were then due
nj that office.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-27
CRCUrT COURT
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA. 1rtor
+, ne Circ,dt superior Court # Ln'o GndCaSn-
:" se W. N, Berkeley county October rules 100
pie s;er Light and John ) Light exrs OIL
fe%r ;, Ia ar deed. Pptfs.
AGAINST
-, c,oss. Edward r Forman, and Hen
ry Myers, %n' def'b
L sstT defsndant, Iohn Cross and Edward
Forman. not it'sylng entered a.enrdin ,He ~
anpearance and given seculHY' aIoo'o If mi.
the act of assembly and the @u'es 2, s s1;'
Court, and it appearing BY satisia >0 .aItb,
dence that they are out ofthlsCom
n i ordered hat the said defendants DO en'el
their appearance TO this suit, on the first day
nr the next term, and answer the bill OF the
plaintiffs: and that copy OF this order De
forthwith published in the Mdrlnsburg Ga
z-tte. aud continued for two months success
siyely. and another copy thereof posted atthe
front door of The Court House OF this county
A Copy -Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, C.
October 6. 1S3i-9m
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-27
WHERE IS TIE SOUL?

Whore is In. soul, :, ask the sculptar'd stone,
Jh4l rlsc, proudy er the silent tomb;
Go * the marulr, "hy IT stands alone,
af.,iiag witness TO Hsn hnsi doom;
DO ak the uDurner m dillction's glow,
Whe the warm tear IS sllst Ding N her eyes,
60 Ask the grave, the slumh'rlng dust below,
An eoho 10 thy Winds shall still reply -
Where IS Thy sodtF
Where ia thy soul? not in the graves embrace,
Amid conta .ions presidential breath;
CSo ak he worm in hat dark dtsmsl place,
II .pirits linger in those halls OF death
So Isl tie clay where man proud soul hath
I'D.
Ask oi the waving grass andclammy sod
Gu a : the coffin that contain the dead,
And az, >hall "swer that the souls a bode-
/. pith It's God
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-27

RyOTICE.-The public are cautioned
4 = gainst purchasing, or receiving an
assignment from JohE Suber, or his agent,
on four bonds executed by the subscriber,
one for five hundred dollars, due on the lst
Of November next, each Of the others TALL
Jog due on the first November. 1889, 1888,
and 1884. for three hundred d RS and up
wards. each. as | am not satisfied as TO the
consideration for which they were executed.
and am determined not TO pay the same un
less compelled BY law. ,a
Berkeley county, Oct. 10. 1871
NYOTICE-The subscriber expects to re-
Y tire from business IN a short time. and
earnest requests those indebted to hun by
note W open account, to call and settle their
respective debts, as indulgence cannot be
given long .
WILLIAM y. THOMPSON.
Martinsburg, October 6, 1891.
NyOTICE - All persons having claims a
g gainst the estate of.4rchibdd POrtertith,
deceas. d. arc requested to bring them for
ward without delay. properly authenticated
to he subscriber for settlement; and all those
indebted to said estate, are notified to make
immediate payment
W u LIAM ~" SUN, nam nc
bonis non IF ,4rchibatd POrteytieid, decd
October 3. 1881 st
EyOTICE.-A petition will he presented to
y thr General Assembly of Virginia, at its
7ext session, from sunday citizens of the
county Of Berkeley, praying pernIssiOn for
rebuilding the damto the Merchant and Grist
Mill II Alexander Stephen, at the Failing
Waters in said county.
October 6, Io5l.-9m
X O1ICE The subscribers. conttmplat
4 y ing change IN their business, request
al person, indebted 10 them, to call and set
tie their accounts, either by cash or note =
Grateful for past encouragement, they res
pcct(uily solicit continuance of public pa
tronage.
JAMES & WILLIAM n. RIDDLE
September IS. 1S31.-u
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a
' petition 'elll be presented to the nex'
Legislature of Virginia praying to exempt
the citizens OF the town Of Martinsburg, frt ~
the payment Of that part of the county levy
which imposes caFitatlon tax upon them
September -, 1881 SIN
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-27

"To, your honor. it i, something worse
ihan that
"lyorse than deisml Good heavens tn I
II is not atheism "
"No, your honor, il is something worse
than that"
"Worse than atbeisml Impossible! Eo-
thing can be worse thaa atheism
Yes II is your honor il IS R,eumatisa."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-27

The Superior Nun. The superior man
looks at ai- situation and acts accordingly
He concerns not himseIt with what Is above
his station II he possess riches he acts as
q rich man ought to act If poor, he acts as
a poor mn ought 10 act To stranger h,
acts tie part o. stranger. II sufferer Il,
acts As 4. sufl' rer ought to do lhc superior
man eflprs int no situation where be j. not
biu., II he occupy a. inferior btatioH he
90. ~ court the favour ol his snperors
" ice. =, dissatisfaction Above, h. srum
Ll,s act With Htavrn-b elov he feels no
resentment towards man IIcnce the su2er
or nan walks at ease. waiting the sftll OF
tr4ve4. Bot the mean man walks il dan
gerens paths. and covets what he has no II IA.
20 Obtain. - CmJucius
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-27

ETULLING, DYING AND DRESSING
& or CLOlH sc The subscribers IN
form the public that they carr. on fui,ing,
Dying, Dressing Of Cioth, in all its varlous
branches, also. Manufacturing Cardng and
Spinning, at their old stand on Tnscarora,
where they will be thankful for continuance
# public favor Having in their employ a
European workman well acquainted with all
th' vari us branches, they pledge themselves
to give satisfaction to all ho may favor them
with their custom. For the convenience Of
customer. we viii receive raw cloth and de
liver it 90 hen flushed at Cookns' Store, BE-
ingfon Mis- aud Nm. Longs store. Mar
tinsburg 4 < }, lliBBERD
10th month 9Th, 1881
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p o T. T r Y
rHG BIBLE

This little book l'd rather own,
Than all the gold aud gems
Tn e er ~ moaarchs Golfers shone,
Than all their diadems.
Nay we're tne seas one chrysollte,
The earth one golden ball,
And ataan1nds All tn, stars Of night,
In,s book were worth them alt.
An no--the soul ne'er found relief
In ghttering boards Of wealt,
C. su. .Zz ..tshs Eve u grief,
Gold cannot purchase health.
i ere messed balm appears
To heal Inc deepest NO,
An. t,o,e VITO seek this book IN tears,
Their tears shall cease 10 tiow.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-27

NL4RIYINHERG C.1RPETF4C.NORY
a NlE subscribers having purchased Of Mr.
L & @. Conradt his enllpr stock oil ma
chinrry attached to the above Factor,
intend continuing the Manufacture u
SCOTCH, ~ NETLtN, and DA1L3SK
ED TE.NEIILN C.4RPE ILNGi. Of DIT
fer, mt patterns aud various colours PART
cnIaF attention viii be paid to country work,
such as earning, Dyng and Fulllng
MIR Couradt Qfor tht present. viii receive
any country work that may Offer, which we
ohhaate ourselves to fins b IN first rate work
manlitc order. and At the lowest prices
We wish to purchase WOOL. Tor which
we will give liberal piicc in trade or cash
JANES \ RIDDLE.
ISRAEL Z JANNEY.
Scpternher Dc 1881 If
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-27
September oe, Is5I-tf

III o THE PUBLIC-The undersigned
= avalls herstli o. the opportunity OF in
forming the friends OF her deceased husband,
and the public IN general that She will con
t'uue to carry on the TAILORING BUSi
NESS in the dwelling house oex to the
Globe Tavern in MartinshurS The business
OF the Shop will he attended 10 by her bro,
ther, WILLIAM BiLLMiRE, who is faily com
petent for the same Having Il large and
helpless family entirely dependent on the bu-
ness OF the Shop, she hopes, and confidently
expects rom generous public, share Of
patronage.
CA1UARINE CURTIS.
Martinshnrg. Sept y. 1881
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yaarttmsourg Gatette:
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,

BY WASHINGTON EVANS,
1T
TITO DOLLARS PER .4.NJTU.W,
PAYABLE IN ADyANCE;
Or, Too Dollars and 1tCsh.y fire Cents,
Ar TIE END or SIX MONTHS;
And if payment be deferred TO the end Of
the year or near the same,
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AGAINST

Jacob Myers, edmr i John Lemester decd
Henry Niger apd John Gross, def'ts
q He defendant John Gross. not having
4 entered us appearance and given secu
rity, according to the act Of assembly and
the rules OF this Court. and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence thai he is out Of this
Communicable; IL is ordered that the sand
defendant do enter bis appearance to this suit,
on the first da, oil the nrAt term, and an
,wer tie bill Of the plaintiffs; and that a co
Try OF this order be forthwith published in the
Nartinsburg Gazette, and continued for TWO
months succes,lyely, and another copy there
Of posted at the front door of the Court
House Of this county.
A Copy Teste,
JOHN STRO TIER. C.
October g. Is}f,-2n,