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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-02
i.eghorns, Dunstables, SC.

i-eghorns, Dunstables, sc.
ID Gases Bolivar lie ylorns
%S do Dunstlbe shape do
do Misses fancy cottages
DO do Dunsta5les
do Ladies' do
loJ doz. blk. and yellow Nlvlrinoes recently r,.ev
ed, and for sale by BALDWIN. IVES 4 co
~ Professors NRd 19gcsaes.g:
a ME Visitors and Governors of Will nm ana N,rv
College, hIvng filled to attend the meeting chi
ed IN y: Deer and November Last Tor the Sc of
hing the cincy in the NJ 1.-THE .natic Prof ssorshp
occasloned by the resignation of Professor mn ,el
stewart, the election I'LL that vc NV will ;c
place at the regular annu meeting, the h OF ,ly
next L ne einoiumen of the sI.uIion IN the b .u;s
oil the late Professor, varied from teen hun lreI to
two thousand dollars. TIE Profess os in this Ins,;tu
hon, have the entire disposal OF third OF ire Y r
mi ut Ill II neS, every ms 6f prose :iar !i.r
pursuits, IN which respect, they lossess ;1 tuiag.s
superior to those which r. Offered any her n.
versi'y IN the Unior,
The letters AMI test ionlls herct ocre sent ia .lc
Rec or. which have not tcen, md VINO shall no o
Otherwise directed, previous the 4 o. ! Nv a.; e
presented TO the Bo r Visitors .:'osc Who }! ", H.
ready applied may, if tncy thin proper Sc III adj ito, i
Testimonials, an Ill ho desire the sta ,tIon wi vo
ther wishes made known to the 30 r. o. Vi-s,rs and
Governors, iy direc ing their c6.nmunic,ticns fnot
Paid,) to JOHN PACE
Rector of VIM and VI Try Co lere
WILLIAMSBURG, Vi.
u The Eii!ors Of the N,'ionul In c,li.rsn,c
Washington; Courier & En- Iuircr New Yor IT =
Carc.inl will insert the above twice 4 wee . until the
10Th of June, AMI send their :oun,s to the off. of
The Richmond Enquirer, for settlement.
ma l9-1ltc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-02
ANliG fOA. Safe.


SHNliE Subscriber wishing to remove IN tba Wasto,
country, Oilers for sale his land living a ont two
miles below Louisa Court House, on the NJ lin STAGE
Road, leading from the City of Richmond; on which
fantatlon, there is situated good Brick House finish
Gu ABOUT TWO years past, with rooms a passape run
nng through it,.and cellar containing one LARGE dinin
room, AMI another for kitchen, with comfor,hle ont
houses The above mentioned Tract contains ahont
iour hundred and ninety acres, Of which one hundred
ana ~ acres have been lately cleared and is we'll adam
tea TO the Culture OF corn, whe IT. and tobacco: the hal
ance Is IN woods, and is 1aby well timbered II
hes III the gold region of Louisa has well of excellent
water IN the yard besides springs which are entirely
convenient, and is situated i'll a good neiobborhood
ne above mentioned Stu iton, is good for a Tavern
Private Residence, for Professional Gentleman or for
Carriage iker Cabinet M lker or any other Mecba
Ie being well Tinbcred, Timber is very scarce in ito
vicinity. " 40
AT the same time and place, Will be sold two Half
Acre Lots situated adjoining the Hotel at Louisa Cont
House with Store House, g. each Lot There ia
Mail Stage that runs by the said Court House twice
every wee<' to the City of Richmond Louisa Court
House. (the Yillage among the best Stands in rho
country for merchandising, there is great deal
each business done there '
n further description of the Property is deemed I'm
necessary as 1t is expected that those who wish to
chase VIII view the premises before the safe
III the above Property is not sold before the second
hondly III July next it will be offered at pu bic sale mn
that day, at Louisa Court House it being court dav
Ii should sell privately. previous to Julv Louis.
Court, the public shall be notified "
ma 12-law7w ALEXANDER IE,-v
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-02
.g,aR Tr5sb Es,,as &eara D'

-
EG OBE2F H.. JENKINS invites those persons
q = wishing to exlnin, the nowast an most fash.
lonthc Fincy DRY GOODS and IRISH and GER
MAN LINENS, Of the lstsst import ltio. to the fol-
loving extensive vrigty II LACE GOODS, will be
found rci c. caps, clpes, oro!l1S, nsets, man.
etts an collr rich and eleg mt thread ana bobbine
tc3s for ups Fri nngs of all descriptions quilt,
ing Or footing a,os, at all prices, thre Id and bobbine
ed5lngs, of the newest patterns, rich and new style
intel maslins, fslolLjie striped and ,laid
ginyhams.
III I'll n-rine -NEIE G0OES fx LII; 1,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-02

" DRAWING of the NEW YORK CONSOLE
DATED LOTTERY Class No. A. Extra will be re-
cciv IT 'turiv next, AT IL o'coct
II CAPITALS 80 %. 2)00l 81. T;cxe,s
81, III Ives s. . ,lrters $50. IN
X. For slle By T.IOS b. BIGGER
jim 90.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-02

i Ohm VAN LEW will continue business in the
o. House formerly occupied by John Van Lew s. Co.,
where he will receive in day two, by the ship Ar
mold Wells, direct from Liverpool large assortment Of
Hardware, Slddlery and Gallery among which, are
Wedding hoes, of all S yes
Trace chains, of different kinds
urge assortment of anvils and vices
Single and double barrel percussion and flint guns,
some very elegant
Single b1rrel percussion ana flint pistols
Dixon & Sons Britannia tie pots
Cream do to match do
Sugar dishes to do do
An assortment of anchor boiling cloths of all nun
bers jun Ia:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-02

FOR RENT-A7 PGBLIC AUCTtoN
On SATURDAY, 9Th inst, at 10 1,c,ock vii, l.
rented, lor one ye-r Pchet,s wharves; at kocke,,,
Iu2 q nc D.oh.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-02

'IGTeR's PR'rn Orr G.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit
of the Town o: Wa ,eing-Class No Ito be
drawn in the E ,glc Hotel Tomorrow, Afternoon.
u CAfITALS!-l prize Of $l0,0)0 of $4,000,
&c. Tckcts 81 III Ives So, Q lar;ers |. I'm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-02
Join ]. MENTfl. II

HI The Sign # the Gotiem Key,
DooRs Below THE U. S. BANK,
q 81 AVlNG ia zen the Stock of the late concern OF
q Il John J. Werth, Jr., &, Co., intends onducng
General Wholesale and Retail
HARDWARE BUSINESS.
expects to receive in few weeks, direct from the
Factories In England, extensive addition his pre-
sent Stock uprising great variety of articles in his
line-all Of WHICH will be sold at low prices and on
very acco .nmoddting terms jun l-3tw 3w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-13
WHOLE NO. 81.

read y said, it may not be amss, and GER
tninly the present is a suitable time, to
dire ct the readers attention to the charge
which has been frequently alleged against
MIR W Norcestcr-lhat of interfering with
the publication OF the Cherokee Phoenix.
And what, reader, do you think is the
circumstance which has a tendency to
create even suspicion that Mr. Worces-
ter has been for he cannot now be- act
ing as editor OF the Cherokee Phpnix?
Why, he iras our ncighbor, and we have
been III the habit of frequent intercourse
with hun, IN assisting him TO learn the
Cherokee language, and to translate the
Scriptures. More thun this we know
nothing. Now he is gone, rudely torn
from his work by an unrighteous law,
perhaps to loaihsome jail, and finally to
the penltentary, what will his slanderers
say? On whom will the charge of inter
ierlng with the editorship Of the Cherokee
PhGnlX fall? We hope those who have
not been inclined TO believe our simple
declaration heretofore will now be con
yinced. There is now no white man
here on whom we might call for assist
ance, if we were disposed 50 to do. The
Cherokee Phoenix is more than ever
Cherokee paper, for the mechanical part
is now likewise performed entirely BY the
Cherokees. Although tho removal of
Mr Wheeler will drrange our paper some,
yet we hope before great while we shall
be able to issue it regularly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-13

II. The late Secretary Of STATE and his Sue
SesSOr!
"Look here upon this picture-and on H''
See what a grace was seated on MiS brow:
Look YOU now, what follows:
II mihiswed ear blasting has ,0AO!ssOne bro
MCr.'
~. The Prt@.-Repubcan institutions are
in danger when Executive patronage conupis tho
natural ally of liberty.
l3 The Dinnrr.-h Republican substitute for
pensions and titles-vauclc-s for lis viands aud
wines, compared with lis visible manifestation OF
public gratitude for public services
The President read letter from Mr. Webster.
stating that Indispensable engagements required his
presence in Boston this day and offering the follow
ing sentiment, which was received with great ap,
pluuSe.
"The Enitcd SiaicS--While other nations are
moulding their governments into free forms, may
we not break the pattern.
Col Samuel J., Knapp gave toast compliment
tarv 10 the State Of Rhode island, which he prea-
ccd with some pertinent observations respecting
her character and history
A number Of volunteer tossts were offered but
our limits will not admit Of their publication,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-13
n EW GOODS.
WMTM. JAMES TILLEY,
HAS JUST OPENED

HAS JUST OPENED,
A few pieces brown, blue, and mixed
BROADCLOTIIS& CASSIM ERES,
& some blcachcd and unblcachcd Shirt
ings and Shcctings, cheap, He has 200
bushels of Rhode-Island COAL, which
he will sell at 25 cts the bushcl. II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-13

FouxTAIx or Power. The uncorrupi'
cd choice Of a brave and free people, u
the purcst source and original iounlaia
OF all power Gsorg. Uash'Hgtoq
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

The Tsland Con Advocate con-
ssins a notice OF case in which a son
two years old, Of Mr. Asa Smith, OF
Ashford. in this state, drank half "a pint
OF corrosive cublinaie, which acted
powerfully as an enetic Br $. Par
fridge, (distsnttvo miles of 9Vllington
was Immediately sent for, who On bis
arrival. found the Stomach of the child
was violently spasmodi cally contracted
vomiting had ceased and death seem
ed to be depicted upon the counte IA CT
OF the child Tie Doctor i'm IN e diately
gave ri emetic Of vinum aatnoni and
enamus Of male elm; and after the Sc
had doae operating, he gave lquid
laadanum, by ali1efal use Of
deceetion oi.the elm. and ia % hours
the health OF the child wss perfectly re.
stored"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11
VARIOUS.
Recovery from the Egsets IF Cdrb@.ic Reid
Gus, or Damps IN WetlG


Gas, or Damps m WetlS
The Ravenna papers contain an &C
caunt of the restoration Of two persons
who had been suffic aled with this deadly
vapour 81 the eHu:ion of cold water
The circumstances Of this occurrence
arc, in substance as fsllsws; A son
of = Mr.. Vial, Of Copley, Medius cOun.
ty, in descending Ihts well, mhick his
father was eEcavalipg, was observed
90 fall lileless; bis father attempted to
rescue him, but nc, wltb asimilar fate;
another mao who was present, started
ia po.suit Of assistance, during his ao-
sence a lady on visit 10 the family.
seized q pail Of water and dashed IL
uDon Mr. Vain. He i aediately re-
vived, so as to he able 10 place himself
and son in the tub, and they we're
,drawa out together, by the exeftions
of the femslss, the son vas asso re
stored BY similar application of cold
water; bot was very Ill for several
lsurs The experiment was after
wards tried uecn chicken with .mi-
ihE suNCess' iHc hhF"ieusc VI Nis
remedy is not sliegsthev new 10 nsdi
cal science, though il has unfor,uD sts-
~ shesn pefhaps, but itiIs used in
practice. A remaI kable instance of
the beneficial effects 81 this application,
occurs at the Grofts del Cone in Italy
"a cavern, which at all times contains
stratum OF carbonic acid gas, rising
a few inches above its floor /. has
long been custom among the guides
TO crafty the curiosity OF visiters, 10
take along deg. and deprive him OF
animation by combining bis head in the
gas after all signs oil life have dis
appeared, the dog is plunged into a
nsighbouriag lake s. quickly RECEIVERS.
OHIO paper
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11

contain an advcru9ement| Oh a fidn cdtths
himself G. j. Hamilton, who recently pre-
tended to be about to establish himself ex-
tensiyely IN business at York--boasted Of be
ling = large capit&list-and fiaally ran away
! after swindIing all TO whom he could get IN
debted A reward of 100 dollars is offered
| for his apprehension The adyertlsenentde-
scribes him as an EnglIshHan, from London
and supposed from his appearance, to be oil
Jewish extraction --about % years oil age;
light. ford complexion light brown hair
blue eyes, Roman nose, about 8 feet inch
es high square bUilt-and upon the whole,
exceedingly coed locking; add of familiar
bland manners He had with him a woman
whom becallcd his wife, and whom, ne said,
he married at Philadelphia is a small,
delicate woman, of very light complexion
and Eight grey eyes
The Cholera Morbhs We copy from the
New York Evening Post the following artl
cIes respecting theunpleasant diseases which
has produced 50 much distress in the east OF
Europe
From the NJ T. Post IF Saturday.
We cannot fully participate in tie extent
Of alarm manifested by our correspondent
whose communication we give below, nor 90
we exactly zee how the Board OF Health
will esntrive TO exclude the cholera morbus
from this city, when there are SO many ave
nues besides the Narrows by which, If conta
gious, il NAV be introduced The Russian
physieiaas have come TO the conclusion that
the disease is not contagious, except IN pc
culiar constitution of the atmosphere The
subject, however, is al important one, aud
should be diligently examined without delay.
The alarm appears to he great in Engiard
A rumour that The cholera morbus had made
its appearance IN tue crews Of sore vessels
lately arrived with FAX from Riga has 10
creased the apprehension. A motion has
been made in the House of Commons for
copies of all the documents received by gov-
eminent on the subject Of the distemper.
Mcssrs Editors,--I have been expecting
for good while to sec the attention Of our
Beard Of Health called to the question of
the Introduction OF that drea diui
disease, the cholera morbus, ato the United
States, and especially into our own city bat
have seen nothing N any paper that effect.
II is because the plague Is at 50 great dis
lance THAI we manifest SO complete an apa
Thy while all Europe is in alarmP Without
enquiry whether the disease be contagious
or not, il Is fart that the Asa,ics communi
Gated il to the Russian army and the army
cenvcyed il into Poland and Prussia. That
il is conveyed to great distances by men or
by merchandise cannot be denied, and that
great powers of Europe are taking the most
vllectual means to guard againstit Why
saoeld we be so indifferent when we have al
4
infected cities / hope you will call the at
tention Of the public 20 this Important sub,
Ject.
We perceive, by the following Proclama-
ton of The Mayor, that precautionary mea-
sares against Cholera yio,5us are about 10
be taken.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11
ARREST ORCARRERA.

This person, in whose possession the
.jewels were found on Thursday even
Jug supposed to be part OF those stolen
frsm lie Princess of Orange, was arrest
ed on Saturday evening, about two
miles from the Brook Is "a Ferry. Long
7sla nd 1t seems that Mr. a seeIy, a
lawyer Of this city, having raceived in
formation of the retreat Of Canera,
proceeded TO the place, accompanied
by three or four police egiaers --On
being discovered Carers a,teu pied to
escape by running, and might probably
have succeeded. as he outstripped his
pnFsuers, had he not fallen while cross
ing a ditch. nH Sesly being ia ad,
vance of the police oficess, came up
with the fugitive, fell upon and held
dim till assistance arrived, Carrsra,
being a strsag man, in bis efforts to ss-
cape, did soms persona! BARN to Mr.,
SeeIy but was iaaily sscused, brought
20 the city and CON mi,ted 10 prison
No further disclosures have heen made,
in relation ia the missing diamsnd -
though we understand there is chance
that they will be recovered. CarPera
persists in saving that the jewels found
ne purchased at Algiers. About two
hundred and fifty dollars were feund
upon his person-N Z .Nsrc. .adp.
Miss .Lousia Tfefsy, aged &c, died in
Boston last Sunday meruing, from
drinking solution of sugar OF lead.
which had been care'es,iy left on lac tn
BILE ever night. and which she. being
thirsty. mistoek fer a harmless bever-
age -..~-
Johnson, at whose house the pirates Gibbs
and Wansley lodged on Barn Island, n. Y
has been committed 10 Bridewell, charged
with the larceny of the 5000 which the ri.
rates stated that they buried in the sand
where they landed from the brig Vineyard.
Fatal Accident We understand that Mr..
John Poppal, the son o. Mr., Poppal, vctu.
aller Of Second street Market, intending ia
take dose OF magnesIa yesterday morning.
IN mistake swallowed large portion of SUI
gar of had He proceeded to marketnnme-
diately afterwards, under the impression tina;
he had taken netting more than mild
cathartic, bet became sick ana, died a few
hours after He was young man OF cor
rect habits and much esteemed by a numer.
Gus circle Of friends. A death FROM a sim;
lar cause led few DAYS since in Bos.
ton. These fa, examples Of careiessnes,
in taking medicine, should be faly admoni
tory Phil. Eng
We learn that a young man of delicate
constitution died ia this city dav or tw,
since in couvulaions from q stroke oi the sun
He mad been few days before en- a tip il
tie country, and on a passage down III,
schu3lldil bad exposed himself imprudeutly
wAlsh led to his "i1nsly decaase.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11
GENERAL SYNOD
OF THE / UrHEas.sr CHuRcn
~ TIC . WED SIZES.

~ TIE y EFED S2rES.
- TflE clerical and lay delegates appointed
hy the different district SynoeS, arc re-
questcd TO assemble at Frederick, MARYLAND.
on the s0th day, and last Sunday Of Ocfo-
Der next As this Synod will be called upoa
10 transact business Of vital Importance 10
the Church. advisory brethren will be chees-
fully received, if due information Of their ia.
tcntion to he present be given to the SUBJ
scri5er. DAVID f. SJuEFFER.
Secretary Of The 6. 5. ~ tie IT, s.
July II, 1881
3-y+N b Printers throughout the u. s.
arc most respectfully requested TO insert tlsis
notice, and the N. y We are very grateas
to thase who upon former occasions, attena-
ed to our request, in which many OF their
subscribers are interested.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11
MANAGERS OFFICE

sr.Lelters by Mail (post paid enclosing
the Cash or prize tickets in past Lotteries,
and ordering
TICKETS OR SHARES
IN ASY responsible Lottery, viii receive the
most prompt attention, # addressed to
YATES < MINTYRE.
Washington City
gz.The tickets and shares sent from the
Managers Office, Washington City; are in
all cases the original one, and of course not
liable to any mistake or dispute: and the
cash Ter all prizes may be had instantly upon
the drawing.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11

more, and supplied himself with large and
splendid supply Of Saddleary Of every des-
crip'ion, be pledges himself TO supply work
on Better terms than it can be furnished IN
lhis town or elsewhere.
He will keep constantly on hand general
assortment of Saddles, EridJes and Harness Of
every description; which he will warrant to
be as good, in point of workmanship and
materials, as any manufactured in the town:
his prices will be found to correspond WITH
the times He will be glad to receive tbs
custom Of his friends and the public in reno-
raj JOHN fihLFERSfAY.
Martinsbgrg, July !, l83l.st
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11
Sc No. Formulation lottery-6 drawn ballots.

sc. &c.
.fmounttng IN al 10 &gge92
Whole Tickets lG Quarters
Halves 8 Eigbths 2
- Packages Of - tickets in this lottery
contain all the numbers, tlrom to So inc!u
sive,) and must of necessity draw at least ssl
90 nett, with SO many chances for the capital
prizes. These who prefer adventuling in
this way can receive Managers certificates of
packages emitting the holders to all they NAV
draw over S8l 90, the amount Of the small
prizes: thus,
a certifcate for package Of IL whole
tickets may be had for StI6 40
certificate Of II half iicketsfo So 30
90 Il quarters do q 90
do az eightl,s do 10 80
Tickets and shares and packages. may be
had in the greatest variety Of nuoters at the
office Of the managers. PENNSYLVANIA Avenue
next deor 10 Gadsby's Hotel, Wasiir 5ton
City.
ORDERS FROM the country by mail, post paid
or by private hand, will receive TIE most
prom2t attention, and the "Re gister" con
tanning an official account of the drawingior
wardcd Immediately on its event.
35sAddress post paid)
YATES s. MCINTYRE Managers.
5ufae -, 1851. WashlRg 'Cn City
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11
BcsIues many q 300, 2(O. &c.

-, Z
Hhote t'chets IS. shores IN prQlo4sioa.
go Orders Tor Tickets IN toe above Mag.
niicen' Scheme promptly agt conlldent,slly
attended 10 II addressed to CLARKE &
!Cook,(Agents ior Aaies & NJ intype, " heal
tog, va who have sold more Capital +, yes
IN ihe same uR4c than any vender in the llni-
ted states. As tickets are generally scarce
IN 'he.se large schemes, IDEAS should Ne sent
IS easly as possible.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11

The New. York American, in ad7ertirg to
the foreign news brought i'y the last arrival,
says oftHo tyrant Of Portugal
We iai nothing more about administer
ing wholesome chasti-enrut 10 Miguel. No
answer have yet been yeceiHed at Paris frem
Lisbon. bot Don Miguel has taken i; INTO his
head that the English sQI9dron, which re.
mains az the mouth of the Tagna, is irien-
d"d TO protect him against the French. ! he
adage that "God takes care of fools" seems
10 have held gaod in regard TO this miscrs-
ant. His power of doing mischief seems
hardly to totter, While thatof mostot his COM
peers is Frustrated"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11
- - - - i F" w. wv
CLARKE & COOK,

CLARKE & COOK,
agents for ates S,'ic!at,re
Tie CASH is always advanced tor ,.r,zes
On presentation. The tickets sent from this
Office, are, in an cases, the original ones, and
therefore moi liable to mistake or dispute.
duly Z, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11
.ymtinsbrg, Ju!y 81, ls3L3t

NI0IiCE-Those who became nurcb.
~ sers at the sale Of the personal nrone-
ty of John s. Seibeit, deceased. are notif;ea
that their respective obligations fen due On
the 25th last month, and that prompt pay
nient must be made, as Il is the intention Of
the Undersigned to BRING the estate TO a spec
dy settlement. Persons who placed ac-
counts, &c. in the hands Of the decd in BIS
lifetime TO collect as a Constable, will call
and lift the same forthwith
HENRY j. SE{BERT, Ear.
Berkeley county, July 81, 1875
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

eB 0IIN FOSTER, FINN Ujachssier. re
specially intorns the citizens al Maftinsbura
aud its vicinity. bat he has commenced tie
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKING RU.
SlNt.N3 d few doors west Of Nj hfoe,en's
Tavern, where he vii! +, happy to aecom
niodaie al who may please TO fagour min IL
his line oil business
n Z. lie repairs watches &C al descvip.
tons musical boxes, aud "a Job, Ia tho S.l
'ersniilras and Jevelry lre Of business.
MartiaoblsS, Jolly ii. 1851.