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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-17

a NASH SALE OF VALUABLE NEGR0ES-Will
" be sold for cash, at King William Court house, on
Monday the 10Th INST that being court day. orc negroes,
whom very likely men, about % years of age except
that is first rate female cook and washer would
be disposed of privately by b. f. Dabncy at the Eagle
Hotel. G.. III. DABNEY
b. +. DABNEY,
Dec. TO- [63-w2t&2t1 Er'ors Geo DaLaey dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-17

EpANK or YIRGiN1A.-The annual meeting of
p the Stockholders of the Bank of Virginia. will be
held at the Bank, on the first Monday in January next
fall meeting in person, by proxy is desired as the
subject Of establishing an Office Of Discount and Dcpositc
in kcnawha county authorized by act ofthe last Gen
cral Assembly, is to be submitted and decided.
December 8, 1881. \. ROBINSON, Jr. Cashier
.NNLLEGO MILLS-FAMrLY FLoUR.-I have for
M sale further supply Of Family Flour, made at my
mills, out Of pure White Wheat
Dec. 3. 6l-6t y. J. CHEyATJIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-17

HNRUST SALE OF LANDRY virtue of a Deed of
u Trust executedby George Robertson parson) of the
county oil Amelia to the late Edmund Harrison or his lc-
ga representative, the 9th day OF September 1922 and
duly recorded in the Clerks office of Aforesaid county for
certain purposes therein specified will be sold to the high
est bidder, on the 23d day of January next fair not
the next fair day, the promises for cash. that Tract or
parcel OF Land which the said George Robertson re-
Sides in the aforesaid county of Amelia lying
Appomattox, and half miles above the junction of
the said river and Flat Creek, four miles below Geno;
containing by estimation $50 acres more or less with
suficiency of wood land, dwelling house. and other out
houses healthy and pleasant situation and an agreeable
subscriber being the legal represen
atve OF the late Edmund Harrison, the Trustee will only
convey such title as he the Trustee invested with tho
he believes il to be ndispuable.
NATHANIEL HARRISON Exor of
Dec. 10 [6f-tdsl Edmund Harrison dec
SALE OF NEGROES, &c.-Will be sold ON Thurs
- day the fifth day of January next, the Tavern of
John b Cooke, in the county of Abemare from forty to
fifty valuable Slaves, consisting of Men, Women BOYS
and Girls; among them several valuable mechanics
Immediately after the sale Of the negroes will be sold at
Blair Park the crop of Corn, Plantation Utensils &c.
1ernA part of the negroes will be sold for cash. the
remainder and the other articles, credit of twelve
MONTHS the purchaser giving bond with approved security
ALEx'R BROWN, Jas Af henderson @s
Dec. Is, 1881 Cts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-17

NATOOL HATS, AND CAPS-The subscribers beg
Wv leave to remind planters, Golfers and Others that
the season for furnishing negroes with clothing is fast APP
proachng and that they have hand excellent assort
ment of priced wool hats and caps for the purpose.
Dec. 2. 159-6t1 RAYMOND s. BROTHERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-17

the House OF Representatives estimate Of appropa-
TONS proposed TO be made for the service OF the year 1892
amounting to GIL 55I 1874 rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-17

A TEACHER WANTED.-The Trustees of the Ebe-
IA Meier Academy wish to engage for the ensuing
teacher to take charge of it. He must be well qualified
to conduct classical schoo-Any person wishing further
information, obtain by addressing letter to t. Mcr-
rift, Laurencevile, Brunswick county, Va.
r. W. FIELD,
EDW. c. SMITH, : Committee
Nov. 4. [51-Gl L. MERRITT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-17

ENOR SALE.-On Tuesday, the goth of this month"; by
H. the Subscriber, at Edge,cood, his residence in the
upper part OF the Forks OF Hanover Is 20 Negroes
families Tor cash. They will be sold privately if il be
eieced if not they will be put up the highest bidder
At the same time and place, will be offered for SALE Tract
oil Land on Little River of 227 acres, lying between the
lands OF Lewis Berkey and the Rev. John Cooke. And
twenty or Twenty-Five Head of Cattle. The Land and
cattle will be sold on credit of ~ months. Particulars
VIII be made known on the day. If the weather prevents
the sale on the goth, it will be made the day.
Dec. 6. Colds. C. BERK EIFY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-17
VXRGLszs, SATURDAY,; DECEMBER "a 1881

INOR SALE Five valuable Lots in the Town of Farm
Il ville-three of them adjoining Ran,lolph's Ware
House-the other two the south side Of the
main street, fronting on that street They will bo divided
to suit purchases
Also all my reversionary and contingent. interests I'M
der the last will and testament of the late Mrs
CoRRoN, OF CAwsoN's, and the late Mrs JUDITH
RANDOLPH, of BIZARRE.
For terms OF sale of the FARMvILLE and BIZARRE
property, apply to THos a. MORTON ESQUIRE of Farm
nieEanu Tor me CAwsoN's property, to DIR. Ryland
Randolph, near City Point, Prince George county.
Also for sale, upwards of hundred prime Virginia
born slaves, reared and their parents ao the subscr-
estate and accustomed to exact discipline under
overseers. They will be sold in families No bad master
need apply as sale will be made any such charac-
ter III not privately sold they will be exposed TO sale in
Richmond about the first of January.
All persons are hereby warned not 10 deal with any of
the subscribers slaves without express permission in
writing from HIMSELF or the overseer of such slave, spe-
cying the article which he has for sae or which he
wishes to buy. Prosecution will be instituted in all cases.
without respect to persons, of infringement of this notice
All persons whatsoever also forbidden hunt shoot
or fish, on the subscribers lands, pass through the
cleared cultivated parts of the same pain of prosecu-
ton Tor trespass JOHN RANDOLPH, of Roanoke
Charlotte County, Nov %, 1881. 59-t25D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-17

EGROES FOR SALE.-On the I'd of January next
at the Central Hotel in Charlottesville shall offer
Tor sae at public auction, to the highest bidder
dit OF twelve months with interest from the date with APP
proved security about forty negroes of the Estate of the
late Dabney MnorThese negroes are considered as va
luable as any in Virginia. among them are tradesmen,
house servants, &C. ALEXANDER GARRETT
Dec. lU, 1881. list JAM Executor
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-17
Ma EDIToR:-The following wa, receiv-
cd by lady Of this Toms.

We are Sc rnuch delighted with CEN nu-
nicstion that appeared in the last number OF
the Cnlpeper Gazette that we cannot wait
for coed weather, or dry paVeInents, but las
ten 10 saaks our friend Ars.--, partaSer
In eur inexprsssiblo felicity. We arc inform
ed that the Gentlemen Of Celpeper County
have at last found cut the miscries Of a sin
gle lie, aud have determined to adept the
most sure and speedy methed Of dcliverance
FROM their wrst2hed csnditiss;--thsy have
therefore offered themselves I, our ssx, and
earnestly in ored osr commisscration. The
consolation offered by the hop. Of making
SEINE Of eur fellow creatures happy makes
imprisonment (this stormy weather. more
telerable than il would otherwise be.
II any Of your femae acquaintsncss ara in
want of husbands, let them know that the
Virginia gentlemen are in want Of ,Oir,, and
do recommend their worthy example to the
Bachelors Of your town. Yours, S&s.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-17

1t was remarked by the late President Hol
lev, that sYor would travel fron Maise 10
Georgia, while truth Wss pulling on bsot."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-17

a CARD The subscriber having re
IA signes the charge of the Female Acads-
my, isels himself under the necessity Of re-
qusstlsg his Patrons to discharge their tut
uen-maney, as soon as convenient As be
purposes 10 rsnsVe from the place shortly.
1t would obYlatc difficulty as well az confer
favour If they rsuld attend to it without
delay. d. F.YsTER,
.Isriina5tEg, Feb 3, Issi.-9t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-17

FEyRUsT SALE-Tho undersigned, trus-
6 tee in deed Of trust, executed By the
late George Bowman for the benefit Of Jacob
Kecsecker, and duly recorded in the county
court of Berkeley, will sell, at the late resi-
denco Of ssid George Bowman, on FFidny he
25ta instant, fer cash, four TUBS, enc stove,
one Tea kettle, four Beds and Bsdsteads and
all the sppurtenances attached to the sane,
and four Windzer Chairs.
JOHN KISiNGER.
February 3, 1891.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-17

ALs hsheH pncf. il CASH sNsn for rags
at thIs Olass
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-17

The population Of Upper Canada;in March
1890. was 2tl.ls7. Increase during the year
1929 lS,2s4
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-17
TCoMHUEIc ATEp1
erWIVES WANTED.


A little knot Of Bachelors residiag in. and
about this place, Jeffersonton. have recent,
determined to abandon "sipgle blessedness
and enter int "Ihe holy bends of matrimo
ny" Feeling no disposition to accomplish
their object through the ordinary tedious and
veIatious mode of conrtship they avail them
selves Of this mediun through which to make
known 10 the Female Public) thelr wshes
There are several reasons why we sdept
this methSd Of endsaYsring to procure wives
and neglect that Of applying individually in
prepris person9. In the latter mode, we
shsuld expose ourselves to flats disappoint-
ments, iptense anIeties, sad 'bumpin 20" at
the heart, all Of which it is our special care
to avoid. And then there IS the trouble ito
say nothing Of the EXPENSE Of 'rumaging,'
the country il search ola wife besides which
Wa should necessarily expose eur persons TO
the sarcastic criticisms Of toe Females which
to us would be highly disagseeable.
10 thus offering sQfseivsa rs candidates
for mat,iinsny' we 10 not deem it either sru
deut or necessary TO enter ints a description
OF eur persons, Se. To use vulgar phrase
we are all sorts OF fel owa"--that is. we are
gay. lively, handso r., interesting clever and
COED natufsd. The diversity which exists
among US, in stature, form, features, pursuits,
fortune, disposition, habits, SC. will prsaa
bly, enable JS (ss far AS cur number goes to
suit each applicant with husband Those
therefore, whs apply (snd we expect good
many applicatiens) have nothing more to dc |
than to describe accurately, what sort ola
husband will suit them. If A. 10 eur number |
does mol answer the description, probably b |
or c, or some otaer will, so that among all /
of us-the applicant can scarcely fail of OBJ +
tanning husband. Applicants will please
Ret forgst to state particularly their age farm.
weight, full description Of their features,
the amount in cash, and property which taer
possess. aal especially the colour Of THEN hair
S7-None with red hair need spply-hs
This IS nc Jest we are seriously in want
of wives. and ne tAerefoFe hepe that thi. no
tre win receive prompt attention from those
laoes who ussy feed disposed to exchange
single wretchedness for that perfect bliss
which i. enjoyed 10 the Hairied life. Their
applications shall be answered forthwith
An communications must DC directed post
paid) to \. I. Il.
JelTersonton, CulPeper City. Va.
The population Of Upper Canada;in March
1890. was 2ll.ls Increase during the year
1929 ls.2s4. L
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-17
r1IrR1Ic sALE-WiIl Be ,old, b. pub-

nUBLIC SALE viii be sold, b. pub
lic auctisn, at the late residence Of Geo.
snerrs. decd. en- the Potomac River, be-
tTsep the Falling Waters and the Mouth Of
O,nausn Creek, 90 Thtssday, The sih iasI
ali sfthe personal property belonging to said
decd. csnsistiag Of Work Horses, Broad
Mares and Coils, Mich Cows and Stock
Cattle, sheep and Hogs; Farming Utensils
af All kinds, such as Ploughs, H2rrews,
Wheat Fan, Road Wagon, Plantation, de.
Sleigh, Horss Gears, set Of Harness, ssae
FIRST rate Timothy Hay, Household & Ritch-
en- Furaitars of every description. among
WHICH are good Feather Beds, Bedding,
Bedstasds, Tables, Chsirs, Desk, Bureaus,
Cupboard, Pots, Ovens, Kettles. &c. three
template stoves and pipe, set Of Jolners
Tools, quantits ofWalnut Plank, = SLAVE,
together with number Of ether articles not
necessary to PARTICIPANTS. Six months cred
il will be given the purchaser on all sums o
YER FIVE dollars, upon gIviug bond with: sp
proved security; srdeF that sum, cash. The
sale viii begin early in the day.
SARAH SPERRO, .2Sns'rx.
February s, 1891.
z. 5. There will be offered for sale at the
! same time, for cash, first rate SADDLs
HORSE, belonging to one Of the hears o.
said estate.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-17
IOHN ~ COOKLIs & @


Il RUST SALE OF LAND.-'rhe under
q signed trustees, named in 4 deed Of
trust, from Henry Myers and Savannah biz
wife to them, for she benefit ef Jacob MYERS,
land since transferred to Cornelius Devinnc y
bearing date en- the tday Of Mach, 1895,
and daily recorded in the csuntY court o!
Berkeley, will expose 10 sale, for CASE, il
front Of She caurt house in Msrtiasbarg, on
the first dsy Of March co,crt nsrt, being the
J 4th day q te msnth, the TRACT or
LAND IN said decd mentioned, castsinine
1872 acres three roods end ten poles, lyins
and beng IA The county Of Berkeley. ad icin
rag the lands Of Thomas Sherer's heirs, thc
heirs Of Henry klinger, decd sad others;
the improvements on said land are tolerably
goos--ssld land will be sold subject TO arc
ther deed OF trust irem said H.nry MYrrs TO
John Light, cat tie Ferry fer tbs benefit
Of Peter Light As executor of Peter Light.
dsc'd JOHN STROTHER, }
sEAMANS aAaAND, 1'''''e'.
February 10, I-S1.-ts
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-17

r HOUSE AND LOTFOR RENT-Tbe
I'll Z subscriber viii rent, fer sue or mere
years, the HOUSE esd LOT at present
occupied BY solomon Shro4e. on the road
leading rem Aartinsburg 10 Wihrow's Mill
a'olt two miles from the forrner place Pos
session given en- the lst of April asxt
ABRAHAM V. GORRFLI.
February 10 lssIt4
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-17

GfARDING AND PULLING MHLFOR
u RENI-The well known Fulhng Mill
I'D Garding Machine, formerly owned by
Jahn Heller, and mere recently by Colonel
Gesige " Humphreys. IS offered for rent
The establishment is in rich neighborhoed
and withIa hall mile Of Charlcstown in
Jefferson county 1t will be pot in complete
repair: and to good tenant. who is per
feet master of the business, the terms will
be maize satisfactory
cemmodious, two story, stone dwelling
house adions the mill, and will be rented
with it, If desired
ANDREW KENNEDY.
Charlestown, Jenesson city. Na.}
January 81. 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-17
From the Lexington, (Ey.) Gazette.

| WILD MAsor THx WssDs Mr. TIottsr:
! Five sr ak days aimee my business called me
| 10 Danvila and thence 10 HaFrodsburg -
While descending the cliff sn the north aide
| 1f the Kentucky river, very Unexpectedly
| encountered = being whose strangsncss OF
vlsage inspired me with tbe most horrible seq
s.tIsns. When first saw him. he was lylHg
on the ground. his tail tied to the limb oil e
| tree. absut 20 yards distant. ] would Judge
il TO he 80 yards ia length and about tie size
OF BEDFORD. The tramphngs i nay horses
feet started him, and he bsuaded TO the tree
climbing up by his tail. which, as before sta
| ted, was tied to lEnb Recovering some
What from my confusion, | advanced nearer
the tree, where | immediately surveyed his
whole appearance. Hs head was Of the u
sual dimensions, and his aair was lsAg and
flowing, reaching nearly to bis waist His
| eye de bad but sRe in the middle Of his
! forehead was alaoss white and near the
size of silver dollar. His body WAS covered
with hair and feathers. aud bis fact resembled
those Of the bear. He skipped with the great
est fsciisty frem limb 10 limb aud muttered
sone uninteligible words in harsh tone
Whilst he was intent en- gazing II me, rode
around the tree aSsut four times, his head
turning each time with ne. When stopped,
bis head was still mement. when II wheeled
with the velocity Of top until il reached its
former pssitioa Seeing him about 10 descend
by means Of bis tail. put spurs to my horse
and reached the ferry greatly terrified aud
nearly out of breath.
The above statement is sent to ven at the
request of my neighbsrs, who will certify to
my good character, having resided among
them fer ID years
PATRICK C. FLOURNOY.
,Issss~sine County, Ky, Jan 3, 1881.
He should have served this fierce wild fell
lew as the Kestuckian did the evil fix his
eyes upss him, and walk around him till he
wruag his meek OIL
Singsiar Blessing -Oglandsr, in his ma
n,sirs Of the Isle of Wight, written in 100.
gives Ne the following record Of a blessing
formerly enjoyed by that favored spot.--"I
have heard" says eur author. land partly !
knew it to be true. that not sply hereiofe
was there no lawyer or attorney in theWigbt, |
but, Sir George Cery's time, 1888. an attor
ncy, csrzing to settle there. was by his Gem
sand, and with pound of candle. hangin. |
At his skirts, lighted, with bells about his leg,
aunted out of the island"
.Ne,s Question IN Physiology -Acc ordiag 10
he census Of Nav Hampshire. oRe of every |
Fifty Of the cslored population, is deaf asd |
fun b; Of the white population, the mutes
IRE eHly in the proportion of enc to every enc
thousand nine Lundred and seventy seven
The fact is curious one, and cannat be az
blamed upon the principle which solves tae
problem. why ~htta sheep should eat msrs
han black ones.
TWAS remarked by the late President Hol
ey, that sTcr would travel fron, Maise 10
Georgia, while truth Ess pulling on beo,"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-17
From the Sullivan Mercury.

Toe Big Bosh--A Han being about to
purchase yeupg herse, was fearful he might
prove skitllsh, as the phrase IS, aEd ~ order
10 test his steadiness, or strength OF nerve,
directed his boy to 20 little way eli, behind
the next corner, aud he would ride the colt
down opposite 10 hIn, when the boy should
start suddenly ~; and cry "booh," aud If the
colt could stand that, II would be preof e
nough Of bis being iirm and wen brsks. The
bsy took his station, and the DsR mounted
aud rode along; but when he came spPssite
the corner, and the boy jumped out snd CHI
ed "bsshp the colt threw him off The ri
der picked himself up 1880, hswever, and
rubbisg bis shoulders and sh'ns, asked the
bsywhst he cid so Ter "Wby, father. said
the boy, yea told ne to say bSsb." eyes,
said the old man, "but there was no need Of
SAYING such Esq tssk 20 such . little horse. "
Sporting old man who was never ae-
cused of being wizard, went out with his
gus enc day to hunt squirrels, accompanied
BY ais son. Before they approached the
ground where they expected to ind the ame
the gun was charged with severe lead; and
when at last the sId gentleman discovered
one Of the little sniHals, he took a rest and
blazed away, expecting to see hiIa fall, oi
course bat net 50 did 1t happen, for the gun
reeoiled WITH SO much force as 10 kick him
over. The ole man got up, and while rub
bing the sparks out Of hls eyes, inquired oil
his son, "Alpas, did | point the rigLt end o.
the gun at the squirrsl?"
A Fab Story In our yeungor dsys We
were seine what losd Of the spsrt with which
old Issk Walton was so nnch spamsursd, &
many precious hsur have we wasted Ir
tracing the mesndering ofssfns sylvan stream
for the purpose Of heSking the Leopard o.
the brock" II never occurred 10 va, hogey
ESPECIALLY because We are somewhat or
thodox IN all our hotions--that there were o
ther ways Of taking the same fish; bat were
convinced Of our error cue day nstlong since
an the following Misunderstanding ia
stage coach, tesrably well SLED with pas
sengsr., none Of whom SesIaed backward il
relating ssme amusing aRecdste or story Il
beguile the tedIousness ofthe way,ss we were
passing considerable Lake, the csuvers6
ton saturday turned 90 tho subject Of s.hins
when little aan who had hitherto sccupi e
one corssr, without saying much related
that when he was Boy, and used to ash Ia
brock, there was one dsep hslc Inhabited b.
very large trents, who were isNeRslble to Tia,
allurenents oil bait Of every description. II
order to catch tkem. Therefore, he used t
take sss! !rcap 40 enc hand, wada into tn
water, hold il down before the head Of fis
and drive him IN with the other oy endosvar
Ing ~ grasp his taiI'-O spirit oflsak Walton
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-17
.AUCK & STEPHEN

EEOUSES FOR RENT The subscriber
II q will have for rent, next Spring, several
HOUSES and LOTS, in tho town of Mar
tinsburg. He would prefer such tenants, as
may be disposed to lease for two or three
years or more. The terms may be known
by application TO him
CHAS: JAS: FAULKNER.
December s3
E AN alss authorised nv Mrs. Mackev. 70
IL Offer Torrent. the HOUSE and LOTyGsn,
which she has lately renewed; --alse IL.
HOUSE adjoining Application may be made
o me, or 10 herself, at my house
Dec. %. G. j. FAULKNER.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-17

III IAo1HY HAY FOR SALF-The
subscriber takes this method OF inforrs
ing the public that he has twenty tons Of
inst rate ILNOTHl I9Y fer sale, cut
and housed before harvest. all in good coadi-
hoh-Hc has s,ec0 yoIng PEACH TREES
OF choice Kind for sale, fit for transpanting
new, 1t the So nae time, he would mention
Tor The information of the farmers and public
IN general. that he has established BLACK
SMITH SHOP, and has en- hand Qood
supply OF coal, fiTst-rate Iron and Steal; and
IN his eapley an excellent Saith, The pub.
ilc would DO well to consult their istero,t. and
Aaye their wsrk done at his shop.
Feb 10, 1881. JOHN BURNS
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-09

9y.Wo are authori ed 10 announce to the
Voters of Berkeley, Hampshire, Hardy, JEFF
ferson and Morgan, that WILLIAM Arm
STRONG, Esq, will be candidate for the
next Congress
gT-We are authorised to announce to the
Voters Of Berkeley, Hampshire, Hardy, JEFF
ferson and Morgan, that Col. EDWARD Lu-
CAS-, will be candidate for the next Con.
gress.
gave are authorised to announce to the
Voters Of Berkeley county, that Capt. LEVI
HENsIfAw, will be q candidate for the next
General Assembly of Virginia.
9J-We are authorised TO announce to the
Voters of Berkeley county, that CHARLES
JAMES FAULKNER, Esq. will be candidate
for the next General Assembly of Virginia
ay-We are authorised to announce to the
Voters of Jefferson county, that JOHN 8.
GALLAHER. Esq will be candidate for the
next General Assembly of Virginia.
9J-We are authorised to announce TO the
Voters Of Jefferson county, that HENRY
Berry, Esq. win be a candidate for the ae4t
General Assembly of Virginia.
a-We are authorised TO announce to the
Voters of Jefferson county, that EDw%Rp IL
Fay, Esq will be a candidate for the next
General Assembly of Virginia.