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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-12
New Spring Goods.
DnrNeInan has for sale,

". DnrtleInan has fnr sale,
M uIIDs Yves, India and New Orleans sugar
Dt 5000 lbs refined aos
1000 lbs Java, Rio, and Cuba coffee
Suhhd. New Orleans and W moissses
Gunpnwler, imperial young hyson' and Pou
choDg teas
Madeira, port, Sicily Madeira, Teneriife, and ma
iaga wlnes
Copnac and bordeaux brandy
Jamaica and New England rum. old whlskey
Gin, mace, nutmegs, cloves, cas'a
Race and ground ginger, whole ground pepper
Tobacco powder shot, rssins, curranis
Almonds, spermac Ell, mould and diPt candles
White, brown, and Castle soap
Writing, straw and rag paper
Leiper CARROTS snuti 'na'go an" "s ''"e
Corp .ras, alum, madder sal, pe're
Nackerel, coarse and fine salt
Chocolate, ropes, rice, &c. &c.
mar l6-eOlm -------
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-12
70 Yet,

70 Vet,
That large and conmodious
EA T.4TERN,
t;ssE1 -, Union street. between King and Prince
,,se,. at pres mt in the occupancy OF Horace
E;siJs Il has attached to it stable wood house &c
nv s,o,d tenant il would be rented low. Possession
.;..n Tho 1st of December. ApPlyto
give" en VT Mrs. JANE DEAKINS.
~ The above property being situated IN business s
~ &c ,b. town would make excellent stand tor Il
grocery or clothing store
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-12
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or .4LEXaADRLa. On. c.

ARRIVED. APRIL 10,
SIoop Friendship. Duncan. Philadelphia, via
Washington; Sailors for the frlgate Potomac.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell. Baltimore; freight
and passengers for the District.
SAILED,
Rriu Nereus. Baxter. London.
Sloop Friendship. Johnson, Philadelphia
1lh.-Schr. Ann Maria Rice, Rio Grande and
market.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-12

SIoop Johnson, Johnson, hence at Philadelphia
9th inst.
Sloop Charles Williams. do do co
Schr. Erie, Bartram, hence at New-fork 9th
INST.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-12
Valuable Real Estate For Sale.

Valuable Real Estate For Sale.
I1lIE folio wing property, comprising the real estate
Il of the subscriber, (who is determined on remov.
ing to the southern country,) is offered for sale on Ii
bcrs terms, either for cash credit, to suit the
purchaser --'h. Farm, II known BY the name of
THE COTTAGE FARM,
situate in the county Of Loudoun, Immediately The
turnpike road leading from Alexandra to Wincheser
about midway between the above named places.
& 800 IS .4CPES ofp,inne Iimbered LAND
go one mile from the msin ruad.---The Cottage
HGSS Farm contains about
,s-1saSs, sac ACRES,
under good cultivation, and great part is well clo-
vered There is sufce nt proportion in excellent
timber, and it is decidedly the best waered farm in
the county The buildings consist OF large two story
a.. BRICK 8. STONE DWELLING.
,@F'@, he kitchen, smoke house, a well the
go g spring house, excellent stone buildings
,s.:k4 Also at ih- foot OF the yard, is commodous
SPINNING HOUSE.
The spring is within forty yards Of the house, and is
celebrated FIR lis excellent water. An Uylrseer's
house, Of brcr a large framed barn; good carriage
house and stables The servants houses al! good
The Garden and Yard contain large quantity Of
handsome shrubbery. and two young orchards, OF
choice fruit trees.
The productions of the land are ample; and it has
been ofea Sail, th, it, cuntiguty to market and the
hesness OF lis us,ion render il the most desira
bic cuun ~ reSlence IN the county
II unnecessary 10 be minute, as il is suppos
ed persons wi,h;ag purch such residence would
come and view il Any communications addressed
post paid, Idle Post Ofice) to the subscriber, will
meet with speedy attention.
spr l2-S8w FANNY ARMISrEaD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-12

LoJi.rv md EIchdngf BT"Ee'' '1E>1H1"''"
Handsome Prise"A half sli ticket s in in the as
Connecticut o,sery, No tor 1881 drawn on the z =;
instant having on the coordination numbers ", II 10
4o entitled to handsome prize Of sUuv f was yr.
,,,v;ng mentioned to this gentleman that one
s'a w bis Lottery remained unsod and the
lie "ss s s he The dssfss or the
th1 oy 'T' n,,sry and on his calling the next even.
name OF W" vs., s,t;sf,con of communicating the pleas
ing r @ that his number had drawn the above
- 80 and handing him the ticket.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-12

FLOCR.-bur Inspection retuTuS SAT-" d iu' '''ei
material reduction in the receipts, OF King Street
Flour for the last week. The price from wagons
,,yei little from Is, until the receipt of the
p.s, ms the York on Friday, when % became
The current price, and continued to rule on Sa-
,urlay though some loads were taken at 8 0S to
6l2!.
Yesterday the prevailing wagon price was 80;
a few loads were taken at %. Sales from stores
6O4asO6 for standard King Street; lsa tor
selected lots: and 4 or 800 barrels Potomac
Flour we're sold at 10. The Flour market Is
in feeble" state.
Export for the week ending Saturday 9th inst.
49, barrels: 1876 foreign, 1881 coastwise.
Quantity inspected during the same period:
King street 24S1 bbls. 46 halt bbs.
Potomac 155 :. 90 4"
Wharf 1902 s. 1872 -
1898 bis. 25S half bbis.
GR,ly.-Cor,l is in demand-70 cts. current;
scarso of prime white has been sold at equal to
81 cts.
We 1--WE below statement of our inspection
anil exports of Flour for the three first quarters
oi this Flour wear. The receipts in the time
have been about Is. O0l bbis. more than the cor
respolullng quarters oC last year. -Aad when
the Middle Turnpike is completed, we NAV rea-
s1nA5ly calculate upon a further augmentation OF
Al least 10000 b5ls per annum. How much
GREATER benefits would result from the cOntem-
plated Alexandria Canal, our readers will be bet
Ter able to Judge; but it is worthy OF remark,
mat, thus tar this wear, we have not received
600 bbs. Of Potomac Flour.
Stock Of Flour on hand July lst,
1850, 5000 bbls.
Quantity Of Flour inspected in
the Town of Alexandria, from
the lst day of July, 1880, to
the 5lst day Of March, 1851,
both inclusiye,- 1901
l40,Oll bbls.
Shipped to foreign ports
during the same pc
Rod 65. 500 bbs.
Shipped cOastwlse 45,474
1O9,796
51,2l5
Consumption Of the town and
nelShborhoOd, say for 50 weeks
al the rate of 400 barrels per
week 15,6Ol5
Stock ON hand on the 5lst day of
March. 1881 1865
"uhin the last year, commencing the hrsI
lay II April 1850, and ending the last day o'
March 1851, there have been-9, SIS barrels hour
SnpPed to foreign ports from the town OF Alex
>Rdrla, viz.
| Danish West Indies. ...... .92S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-12
PHILADELPHIA NARKET-APRrL s.

Flour and Meal Since last report consldera-
s,e change has taken place in the price OF super
"ne Flour; prior to the receipt ION "Wednesday
vehng,l OF Liverpool adyices to the Gath Feoru-
"E' the sales amounted To about 5000 barrels at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-12
WnntsA II Hire

A FEu,JE House Servant, one that come well
1 recommended as a sopi water and washer @o
man for WI ch q ersl price will he gwen Inquire
-, 81; r., apr I2--5t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-12
1898 bis. 25S half bbls.

1898 bis. 25S half bblS.
GR,Iy.-Cora is in demand-70 cts. current;
acarso of prime white has been sold at equal to
~ cts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-12

DR.4ItS THIS DIX
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. 7 for 1881,
10 De drawn at Wilmington. [Del] on Tuesday, the
18th of ApriI.
% NONBERS-I0 DRAJVN BALL0TS.
HIGHEST CAPITALS:
Prize OF $4,000 10 Prizes of $1,000
l do OF 10000 10 do of 500
l 40 OF $500 &c. &c. &c.
TlcketsS5 90; halves so; quarters / 25
10 be had IN variety oil numbers at
:. II. WHITES
Lottery Office, Royalstrs
~ Orders from the country specially attended to.
Drawing of the Virginia Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery
Glass 10 tor 1881:
1-58-5O-59--48-l
Drawing of the New York Consolidated Lottery, Ex-
ira Glass No 7 fot 1851
25-S5-47-15-46-2
Drawing of the Union Canal Lottery OF Pennsy
Glass No. 7 for 1881:
6-44-44-39-6 O-29-4l-24-5O-2
DR.AJt.y THIS DAT
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. z for 1881,
Will be drawn in wilmington y e. ON Tuesday, Apr IL
SCHEME:
l Prize of 100000 10 Prizes of $1,000
| do of 10000 10 do of 500
do Of $3.50 &c. &c. &c.
Tickets S.; halves . SO; quarters 25.
10 DE had at
j. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
King Street, opposite the franklin House Hotel
HINTS.
4 CASE palm leaf hats, for sale by
l apr II W. FowLE & Co.
piaster ahoat.
40 TONS plaster, on board the barque Isabella,
l-ts1 from Boston, for sale by
spill W'FOwLE u Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-12

tisexpected that the inspection for the pre-
SEM quarter, will exceed $4,000 bbis.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-20
ORIGIN or NEWSPAPERS.

After the defeat OF the Spanish Armada in
tended by Philip IL Of Span for The invasion
OF England, great interest being excited in
every class, which gave rise to "A very imper
tant lnveu;on-that OF Newspapers.-Pre vl-
Gus TO this period, all articles OF Intelligence
had been circulated in manuscript, and all
political remarks which the government,
found itself interested in addressing the PEG,
pie had ISSUED in the shape of pamphlets. But
the peculiar convenience at such JunctuFe,
ol uniting these Two objects, IN the periodical
publication, Becoming obvious to the minis
try. there appeared someti,ne III the month Of
April 1885, the first number Of the English
Mercury, paper resembling the present
English Gazette, which must have come out
almost daily, since No so. the earliest speci
men OF tie work new eXtant, is dated July
esd Of the sane year. This interesting article
is preservra N the British Museum
by tlsir statement itappears that it is'now
2lo years since the first newspaper was pub
lishcd in Eogland This was in the reign Of
Qleen Elizabeth
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-20

Laeonics An upright minister asks, what
recommends man: corrupt minister 'ofo
The first consideration with knaye, Is
how to help himself, and the second, how 10
do il with an appearance OF helping yon.-
Dionysins, the tyrant. stripped the statue
Of Jupiter Olympus OF robe OF massy gold.
and substituted cloak Of wool, saying gold
is too cold ~ the winter and too heavy Ia the
summer--lt behoves US to take care vi ia
piter
If hypocrites go to he'll by the road OF
heaven we may carry on tie metaphor, and
add. thai all the virtues demand tn ir r, spec
tia tolls, the hypocrits has by way TO a
void them, and to yet into TIE main road a
gain, and all would b. well, il he could os
cape the last turnpike in the .iouGey OF HE,
where all must pay. where there is no by
path. and where the toll Is death
In great matters OF pubic moment, where
both parties are at stand, and both are
punclilious. slight considerations cost iid!a
but are worth much lie that yields them
is wise, inasmuch as he purchases gulneas
with farthings. a few drops OF OH viii sci
the political mae hine at work, when u 1un
OF vinegar would only eorfode the wheels
and cankeT the movements
Were we as eloquent as angels, yet should
we please SOtiS Intb, sOihC Nphi'H, anu
some children much more by listening than
by talking.
None are so fond Of secrets. as those who
do not want to Keep them: such persons co
vets secrets as q Spen6thrlit covets money,
soi the purpoes oil circa!aton
" bile you say that the religion Of your
neighbour is like a garment that Ats !oosetyup
on him, be careful that your own is not like
a glove that fits either hand; those who have
tne least piety themselves are acknowledgements
" The most censorlous towards others; dis
honest man is the first to detect fraudulent
aeighJo,T.
There is time when the richest woman
ought to marry; they seldom let slip an OPP
portunlty al first. but It costs them along re
pentanoe; the reputation of their fortune
seems 10 decay with that OF their beauty On
the contrary, every thing iavors the young Of
that sex, even the mems opinion, who are
fond Of giving them an the advantages posi-
bic to render them otilI more desirable.
Ia every situation Of life there are comforts.
Find them out, and enjoy them.
Philosophers sport with the loIlies ct man.
kind: tFadesmen make money by them
Which s the wiser of the two?
A man OF business may talk of philosophy;
. Iaan who has none NAV practise It.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-20

vTRgTNtA:-h Ne eirc,da Sspcric- cesn
Of Ln0 and ChGneery for Berkeley ec,a.tc
OcTOBER RULES, 1851
Milton j Brown S. Elizabeth bis wife, Pltgs
AGAINST
Nancy Bishop, Csiharine Horne. Eli Bum
and Mary bis wife, late Mary Patton.
David Bishop, s. others, defts.
rSf1E defendants, Csihanne Horne, Ell
4 Bum s. Mary his wife, s. David Bishop
not having entered then appearance and gwen
security, according to the act Of assembly and
the rules OF this Court, and il appearing by "a.
tislaetory evidence that they are out of this
Commonwealth; II is ordered that The said
defendants do enter their appearance to Til,
suit. on the first day of the next term, ana
answer the bill of the plaintiffs: and thai
copy Of this order he forthwith publishers
the Martinsburg Gazette, and cotinued for
two months successfully, and another cow
thereof posted at the front door OF the Couri.
House of this County.
A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER. ~
Octobec e. 1881 pm
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-20
CIRCUIT COURT.
VIRGINIA.

FlhOiNIA. -.
In The Circuit Superior Court Of LRc disdChan
cerg for Berkeley county: October rules, 1881
Peter Light and John ,. Light, exrs OF
John Light, ST. deed phys
John Cross, Edward X Forman, and Hen
ny Myers, and Jacob Myers. admir- OF john
J,emss.er decd. dgAtS.
tEtHE defendants John Cross and Edward
a r Fornan, not having entered their
appearance and gwen security according 10
the act oil assembly and the rules Of this
Court, and ii appearing by satisfactory eyi.
dence that they are out oil thlsC oininoh" eaisi'
IL is ordered that The said defendants do enter
their appearance 10 this suit, on the nrst day
OF the next term, and answer the bill OF tho
plaintiffs: and that copy OF Tins order DC
forthwith puDllshed IN the MafilnsDurs ga
zette, and continued for two months success
siYely, aud another copy thereof posted at The
i.ont door Of the Court House oI tins county
A Copy -Teste,
JOHN STROIHER, C.
0cfaber q IS3l-9m
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-20
October 6, 1851 -2m
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
Ii the Circuit SeperiorC curt cf Ldp and Chan.
Gerry .tor Berkeley county OctObe' stiles, 1881.
Benjamin Comegys, PiW.
AGAINST
Elliot Kerney. admir- of James B. Ker.
ney, dec ii. and in his own right, DIR. Minor
and Elizabeth f. his wife, late Elizabeth e.
Keney, Solomon Blue aud Mehala his wife.
late Nehaa kerney, George st. Aubin and
Susan L his wife, late Susan L. kerney,
Thomas Kerney. admir- of Susan kerney.
dee d. and in bis own right, James Blue and
Jane bis wife all heir Of Susan kerney. and
others. Def1s.
2 HE defendants, Elliot Kerney, DIR. Mi
nor aud Elizabeth T. his vile, Solomon
Blue and Mehala his wife, George ST. Aubin
and Susan L. his wife, Thomas kerney. and
James Blue and Jane his wife, not having
entered THEN appearance and given security.
according to the act of assembly and Tie
rules of this Court, and il appearing by sa-
tislactory evidence that they are out OF this
Commonwealth; IL Is ordered that the said
defendants do enter iheir appearance 10 this
suit, on the first day Of the next term, and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff: and that a co.
py Of this order be forthwith publishe d in the
Mariinsburg Gazette, and continued for two
months successfully, and another COPY there.
of posted at the front door Of the Court.
House of this county.
A Copy -Teste,
JOHN STROTHER. q.
OntoborS
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-20
p o q n r Y

The following modrnfuuy beautiful lines
will he recognized as the production OF Mrs
Sigoarneys pep; she coslers the highest hon
or on US, aud ministers TO the pleasure OF cur
readers. whenever she touches the Tyre for
the Weekly Messenger.
from Badgers Weekly Messenger.
"Thou hast made desolate all my company
JOB.
There shone beam within my bower,
Affections diamond spark;
The spoller came with fatal power,
That beam is quench'd and dark;
There was a shout Of cbildhood's joy
A laugh OF infant glee;
The earth clos'd DER my glorious boy
My rsiing,--tctIore "a hey
There seemed sound ike rushing wings,
So thick my sorrows came,
A blight destroyed my precious things,
NV treasures fed the fiaine;
An ocean OF unfalhom'd grief.
Swept DER me with its waves,
And hcre all desolaie stand
.4loae, AMID nay gra0es.
.4lonet-therc flows no kindred tear,
No sympaih'sins Sigh,
The feet of curious crowds are near,
Yet every cheek IL dry;
And is there nought but cartaining turf,
And cold earth loosely thrown.
TO shut me from those CHERISHED forms,
My beautllul,-my Own
Yet ,cho this fearful change bath wrought?
Who thus hatl, laid me low?
Was IT hand with vengeance iraught!
The malice Of foeP
Nozzle wao cali'd my being forth
Erau ruute gIay.
lie who with more than parents care,
Hath led ne night and day.
Who erreth not. who changeth not,
Who wouudeth but to heal,
Who datkeneth not mans earthly lot,
Save for his spirits veal,
There fore bow me to His sway;
| mourn. but noi repine,
And chastend yet confiding say
"Lord not nay ,ctR bit thine" II.
Hartford, Sept 18th. 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-20

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for Berkeley coun-
ty: October rules, 1881.
Charles BOaFnsaR, pl'th.
AGAINST
Samuel d Orrick Dagenport O51iek, Hash
n'gtoa Evans, .tnttoEy ). Chambers and
others, del is
fl iliE defendants Samuel ID. Orrlcb ana
Ii Davenport Orrick, not having entered
their appearance and gigen security, accord
ing TO the act Of assembly and the rules OF
tins Court. and ii appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are out Of this Common
wealth, IL is ordered that the said defendants
DO enter their appearance 10 tins suit, on ihc
first DAY OF the next term, answer the blll o.
plaintiff, and give security foF performing th,
decree: and that copy ulthls order lie forth
with published in the Martnsburs Gazette.
and Continued for two months successfully
and another copy thereof posted at Tic front
door Of tie Court iiouse CT this county.
A Copy Ieste.
JOHN SIRC1HEl, G.
October s, js5l,-2m
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-20
n O T &c e S.

NyOTfCE.-The public are cautioned a.
IN gainst purchasing, or receiving an
assignment from JOhE Suber, or his agent,
on four bonds executed by The subscriber,
one Tor five hundred dollars, due on the LIST
of November next, each Of the others fall
ing due on the first November, 1882, 1888,
and 1884. for three hundred dollars 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 IN
less compelled by law.
Berkeley county, Oct. 13, 1871
NYOTICE-The subscriber expects to re-
x tire from business IN short time, ana
earnestly requests those indebted to hIm by
note or open account, TO call and settle their
respective debts, as indulgence cansot be
given long. -
WILLIAM n. THOMPSON.
Martinsburg, October 6, 1881.
NyOTICE-A All persons having claims
~ gainst the estate OF Archijatd Portcrtietd.
deceased, are requested to bring them for
ward, without delay properly authenticated
To be subscriber for settlement; and all those
Indebted to said estate, are nolihed to make
immediate payment
WI LIAM TOWSON, .4dmr de
bonis non If ,Irchibdid POrteyietd, decd
October ., l55i.-jt
NTOTl "a petition will be presented TO
~ the General Assembly Of Virginia, at its
next session, from sunday citizens Of the
county Of Berkeley, praying permission for
rebuilding the dam to tie Merchant and Girls
Will of Alexander Stephen, at the Falln <
Waters in said county.
October q, lSjl.-3m
NOTICE-Al persons who made purcha
h Y ses at the sale of the personal property
oi Christian ~ilber in April last, az. hereby
Informed that their respective Obligations will
become due on the 4th of October next, and
are in The hands of tie subscriber for collec
ton Punctuai payment Is expected from all
as no iDdui oencc val be gWen.
DAVID NJ CUSHWA.
September 20. ISL
NyOTtCE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a
* petition Will be presented to the nex'
Legislature Of Virginia, PRAYING 10 exempt
the citizens Of the town of MAJ tinsburS. iro NJ
the payment Of that part Of the county levy
which imposes a capitatiun tax upon them.
September -, l53l-3;n
NYOIICF.-Al persons who made pur
. Y glasses al tie sac OF the personal pro
pefiy CT the late q S5'1d@rasS deed on tbe
9Th, 7ih aad 9Th january last, are hereby in.
formed uiat their respective Obligations be
come due on the 9Th October II xt, and that
punctual payment is expected from ali, in
diligence cannot he given
ROBERT Y, aNODGRASS. Ec'r
September 81 1881 - At
NGIiCE The subscribers, cont, mplat
! y Ing change 10 their business request
al persons itdeht, d 10 ti,n, to call and set
tie iheir accounts, either iy cash or rote -
GRAFT iai zar past encouragement they res
peciiidly soiieit d cohiil uance Of public pa
trona~e.
JAMES s WILLIAM n RIDDLE.
September Is, l95a,--tl
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NIGHp SCH0OL.-JAMss MAXWELL
! y respectfully !ntofms the citizen, 0. Mar
Im,bnrG, thHt he viii commence .NIGifT
S~-.HUOL. on Monday Acn:ng nest. in
MhGch viii Jc taught Spelling Reading, Wi
ting ana ArlJhm tic, inci4dins Vulgar
ana Decimal iSlaclons. tie extraction OF the
Square, Cube, Sc. Atendal:ce lrem eary
fcandie light 10 hall past nine
Sept 29 1854.
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EaIf & Tatnter oSooua.

yHsHE subscribers respectfully beg leave
a TO inform their friends and customers
that they are now receiving and opening az
their stores in Shepherdsto~n and at Bed
dingtoa Mills, general supply Of Faa dne
Wmter Goods, which they are disposed 10
sell on accommodating terms,
JOHN 4. CooKUS, & Co.
October 9th, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-20

MIR TLSSBURG C.4RPETF.8CTORF
IEsHE subscribers having purchased Of Mr.
b & q. Conradt his entire stock OF ma
chinery attached TO the above Factory
intend continuing the Manufacture Of
SCOTCH, ~ NE1LiN, and D.4.lI.4SK
ED PE.NE1Hir Co4RPEII.N6, of dir
fcrent patterns and various colours. Part
cular attention will be paid to country work,
such as CARING Dying aud Ful!mg.
Mr. Conradt for the presenU will receive
any country work that May offer, which We
ohli2ate ourselves TO finish III first rate wolk
maollke order, aud at the lowest prices
We wish to purchase WOOL, for which
we will give liberal pfice in trade or cash
JAMES n RIDDLE,
ISRAEL T. JANNEY.
September %, l93l-t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-20

BEYEAVING BUSINESS The sutscri
w ter respectfully informs the citizens OF
Martinshurs and vicinity, that he has com
menced The WEAVING AND DYING Blu
elNESS in the dwelling near John Dolls
lie will weave all kinds oi Table Linen,
Counterpaees, Coyer!ets, and oil kinds ol
plata work, ani {. cages that it ,haIl be done
IN the best manner and most moderate pm
ccs--He has on hand, the best Cotton l. oHn
terpanes OF different patterns, which viii be
sold remarkably low; those in want Of tie
article, vii! lind them good AMI cheap
JOSFpA DAVIS
Martin SLttrr. Sen. 3. ,13!