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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
FALL AND WINTER 6

ct
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
the cxamn.t winch tn invite their trends and
Inc puOnc 5eh-rdiy
Th,Ir stock consists III part OF
sup,r anG common blue aud black cloths
40 bruwm, olive, and Mulberry do
DO light Grey and x'ord mixed do
Cas,lmeres Of various co'ors
Rose AMI point oimkets
:. hi,e, red. green and GLOW h.nneis
PLAN and figured cTt,t do
4 h,udsnme x.so.tncn, Of merIno scars and
shawis scarlet, crimson white and black, sumo
very sup rior
Thibet o,l, six, Grape and gauze fancy hand
kerchiefs
French aud English merinoes
Circ.ssians and bon,bIaet,s
Dlue and brown goats HALF cGmoies
INIT ,ttOa aud pad 40
PRINTED A ar cloth baze do taoie covers blue and
green he 9TH, rugs
Matte0ni's genuine Italian lus;rhg
Imitation do 90
tIros lie Naples, various coiors
F.uisnceS s.,d s,,ins 80 go
ysrsoyicnne. a new article Tor ladies' dresse
Crap: dc ~ orS ana ,usties
Prints IN great variety
silk W ted anu cotton hosiery
Bonnet, ben and guard Ribbons, some extra qua
Iity and latest style
Also agen, raj assortment OF
DONE STIC GOODS
Sa.tt;netts, bed ,.ckins .cacncd and brown sheet
inSs and shirlEgs cotton 'snahuig'
Cterss rInphams tur,Lture aid penit nt'ary
piuds C'c which wall be sold on accommodating
,.rm, NM. " RIGir
act o 2sw;w JOHN Il MADDOX,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
Cunst.b.r's \ ie

Dv virtue of three of fer faeias directed,
I'D 20 sa sly y debt due Ia & moot, and issued
out of the office of Adam mr. Justice of the pssce
~. for the County Of Alex.ndria shall pro-
sdTSs ss cecil, or hursds, the l7th Of November
ME:,,K next. at II O'clock y t. sell. On the pre-.
dtssgs$i misses, to the highest bidder, Tor cash,
ali the RI, 1T ute az ~ {" James Back, t. cer-
tain LOTS and TENEMENTS situated in the
town If A,ensn ri.. and bounded a. foiows-one Tot
of ground with the improvements thereon, beginning
at the intersection Of and Patrick streets running
west with of street 10 Henry sthence north on Hen
~ street half SQUARE, thence eas'er parallel to Won
street TO Patrick st. ,henc southern, 10 the beginning.
Also, one other LOT OF GROUND with the I'M
prove Dts thereon situated the es side OF FIT
street, the south side Of foot alley, ITO feet to
the south Of of street, thence south on Pitt street ~
feet, thence west parallel to off street So feet thence
north and parallel to Pitt % feet to the said ten
foot s v. with hat sliev to the beginning And also,
one other LOT of GROUND with the improve
ments thereon commencing Ont { west side OF ritz
street with thu line Of lot ofground sold by Hamilton
to Fletcher thence west with that line 80 feet TO an
alley thence north wish the alley the Inc Of ioi sod
by iIan Ion ,l thence esstery tn said line 81 II
yin and parallel off street SO to Pitt street.
thence south with Pitt street I" the beg inning.
EDWARD BURCiiIlL,
oct " Is Consables
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
RlcHMoNp Oct. l..

RlcHMoND Oct. l..
Supposed Decth Of Nat 1ufmer. w are Ia
vored with the following letter addressed to The
Governor, received BY tue last " cs'ern Mail:
LEwIsBURG, October IL
Dear Sir: Inaye received information to NE
So convincing ot the fact that Nat Turner has been
drowned IN attempting ~ cross New h"er' ana
believing II vii DC some satisfaction 10 the pGohc
To know tnat the wretch has been punished Oy
the Justice Of the Betty Tor his offence. thinH II
proDer to communicate the circumstances 10 y0u.
IL appears that. after csc, ping from The two
bunte, Oh Prices Mountain, lie MAS routed at the
Gan Mills IN Monroe, and seen by several per
Suns between mat and Bowyers Ferry,where he
called on The % hut to get over the river MI.
Blbb. ie,r,man, demanded his pass aud asked
him some questions. AT winch he broke ana TOOK
up the river. Some nine or ten days after, d
drowned person was seen floating BY the Ferry.
MIR. BiOb and some OF his neighbours followed,
aud cot MIN out some six or eight miles below
He mad IN his pockets and about nlm Il large
KNIFE, Spanish dark, pistol. aud something IKE
a diamond" Nv. Blob recognized this person To
be the same, vino called 10 eros, the ri'er-and
all with whom have convcrsed agree, that 1t II
we're Ma, Turner who was seen OH Prices Noun.
tain. il MAS he who has been drowned; d That he
suits the description gwen IN your Excellencys
Proclamation III every PARTICULAR, except the Knot
Oh his arm, winch was not examined
Very respectfully, your most obedlent ser
want.
GEORGE ANDERSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
SHIP NEWS.

PO9r Of ALEXANDRIA,, On. c.
Schr Atlas. Foster, hence at New York, l1th.
- Le,a. flalslead, hence at the Texel eth
August
Soop Chaa. Williams, Woodward, hence at
PhIladelphla l7th
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20

Corn Erchmge-lhe prices of Western
Flour were steady throughout. In consequence
Of slide in the canal which stopped the boats,
the arrivals on Saturday were much less than had
been expected, aud an increased demand was the
consequence. S5.S |, the range for all grades
--most "G the sales OF lair brands on Saturday
we're at 5.S8a9i. Southern Flour Of common
sorts il heavy. at 5.623 Georgetown was sold out
a. >. SO, aud contracts were made at that price
for>f,;ure deliyery.-N. T. Jour. Com. Oct. II.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
Columbian Ansus MMce tMce.

akru,drid, October ID. 1881.
NJ OTICEishereby given to the Stockholders Of this
Institution that election for eleven Directors,
to serve the ensuing wear, will be held at this Office.
between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and Up. N on Monday,
the 9TH day Of November next
&C, 1s--te r WITCH sec'ry.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
Il Gents Reward,

- ANYWAY from tie subscriber on Tie Z4'h OF
* Sen,snner EJJJau MERCHANl, an indented
appentice to The ssddling business. All persons are
fore against harborng or employing sara BOY
viii CIV the above reward for lis apprehension:
oct 70 St - WI - pho.,N
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20

FLouR-A few loads of Flour. under peculiar
circumstances brought SIS % a 5 25' Oh Tues
dav Yesterday the current price Was 10
Last sales from stores a, %, at "hlc': price the
article is dull aud freel, offered. We under
stand 100 good brand were soida 5 % yester
day evening.
Woon-Oak wood is worth 81. cargo price,
nd pine $50 2,62t, scarce and in demand
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
Notice.

TIHHE subscriber intending absent from the Dis.
claims against him his late brothers estate, I" pre-
sent them for payment He also gives notice. that all
accounts he has against others -" i'll be placed III the
hands of an officer for collection, without distinction
Of persons, aft, Saturday next.
2U-3t KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
Trustees Sale

VvNDER the authority Of deed &C trust, executed
u on the 2Sth day Of August, 1876 by John Lewis
and F.ances F. Lrwis his wife and recorded in tho
Clerks Office o! Prince William County Court, will
SELL by public auction, at Bren sve on the first Non.
day in January that being Court day for ready money,
a mnirt, Of
TRACT OF LAND called STEPNEY,
in Prince william County. being the same "hereon
Jnhn evils now resides, which ~ss conveyed BY ssd
evils and c to the sub criber Trustee, to secure
certain debts therein mentioned.
Such title MS 10 vested in the subscriber by the deed
Of trust will be conveyed to the purchaer is beev-
ed to be urQuesohable
Octl8-,s ROBERT BtIIY, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
PETERSBURG, October Is, 1851.

Murdsr.-In previous paper we gave an &C
count of what was then supposed to be the acct
dental burning of the dwelling huuse of Mr.. HEN
RY LEWIS, of Prince George, in which that gen.
teman was consumed. We have since been in
formed, that, some suspicion having been excited,
investigation took place in the early part OF
last week, which resulted in the committal topri-
of five of Mr.. LIE. slaves, on charge OF muir
der. 1t appears, from the partial confessions of
the negroes, that they entered the house alter
their master had retired to rest, murdered him in
his bed, robbed him of his money and some valu'
able articles aud then set fire to the house topre-
vent suspicion. The property was found IN the
places designated by the cuiprits. They are in
the hands of justice; and there, for the present,
we leave them.
We learn. saws the Baltimore Patriot, from
gentleman of high literary aud scientific char
acter, who left Philadelphia yesterday morning,
that DR.. PHILIP SYNG PHYsIcK, of that city, has
resigned the Professiorship of Anatomy in the
University Of Pennsylvania.
Cou mt Leon. of whom w published some &C
count last week. arrived in this borough on Wed
nesday last, and took quarters at the Mansion
House. His famiy and retainers number rising
of forty persons. We learn that the count has
not definitely determined upon location.-fie
has had Rspp's settlement. near Pittsburgh, IN
view; but we are Ut opinion that he will not be
able 10 fad good land enough in body to suit
him there; he wishes to obtain about 100000
acres in a body, and settle 1t with emisrants
from Belgium. The count vet remains at the
Mansion House. He is a plain, transformations
man. and bids fair 10 become popular Ameri-
can republican. Who knows but that Count
Maxamiian Leon may yet be representative
in the American congress?-Erie( Pa) Obs
We learn from the NewOrleans Bee, that
petition is circulating among the citizens, praying
the Governor to take proper measures to prevent
The introduction of Slaves in the State.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
DR3U.S TO NORROH.

~
Virginia State Lottery,
For the Benefit Of tie go,cn Of Hhshng, lass No ?
far 1851,
win he drawn at Richm, nd an Frls', Octohrr u.
60 Number Lottery--l0 Drawn Ballots.
Prize of $4,000 Prizes OF $4,000
do of 10000 do Of $500
do of 5000 10 do of 1000
Tickets IS; halves 50; quarters IS
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania.
Glass No y, for 1851.
vii, he drawn At phi,adrlphia Saturday, Oct %
81 NUHBERS- 9 DRaHyN BaLLOTN
prize of $4,000 prize of Sl,5O5
! do of 10000 do of 1000
do of $500 SC. sc. sc.
Ticketsf5 90: halves 2 50; quarters IS
To De had n ely @ numbers It
]. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
DRHJTS 7O-MORROW
Virginia State Lottery,
For The Beneffof The ISwn # Wheeling Class A"7
1881.
win be d,awni Ricir,or Friday, 2ls' October
66 NUMBER L0Y9ERP DR4U BALLo1S
cAPITAA PRIzt $4,000
IIcke's IS; ha3,r> 50; quarters IS
Tickets $40 Lopest Prize Sl2,
York Consolidated Lottery.
SPLENDID carr. I'LL PRIZE $4,000.
Extra Gus, NO g for 1851,
70 be dawn in the Gu, oi New York Oh wednesday,
October 10
Tickets $40; halves j; quarters 81: eishths -
IN he had in q ,~riety - Dunih"'S 1T
JOHN c. MANDELL'S
Lotfery an Errhnnge f!Gice
Tickets $40. Lo'osa Prize Sl2.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Eriru Glass 0 g for 1851,
will he drawn N ~ YORK un We n. sdsy, oct ~
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets so, ha.vrs3; quarters ~; eiShlhs -
10 b. had in variety of numbers of
=, 80 ASE,
Loi.ru u T. change Brok.r, .ArI0ndria
u.,,i,c nf Vie Delaware and North Carolina Lot.
tery--No 20
3 20 IA a prize of 500 sold at corse's Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
PuILADELrHIA, Oct. IS.

u. PHILADELPHIA. Oct Is.
c,, We Iearn with hearty satisfaction, that the
r''' Justice continues to 10 extremely well.
d, ,"S udN' have now passed since the performance
W Inc operation
= vi Randolph of Roanoke, aud the Postmaster
>, .'e'a' Mr.. Barry, arrived at Mrs. Swords on
,D. ,a'"ay evening, His frame. We understand,
l.t F,a'," DC very feeble lie expressed strong
,H' 10 see Chief Justice Marshall. but the lat.
"'' We, permitted to receive visitors.
80 Jersey Eiscii0n.-We have received no
.e' advlees to-day a. 10 the returns from the
Fel counties of this State. In addition TO what
puosAed on Saturday; except that the State
mentions the success Of the Jackson tick
~. nunterdon. Monmouth and Salem: aud
,rsns ss intelligence from the other counties IS
;O,;." !en' TO warrant any decision as to the ma.
'''"! III the next Legislature T. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20

IN account from Barbadoes, of the 5th Sep
TIMBER, states that 5.O4 persons had then been
lorad dead in the ruins and the churches were full
oI'5e wounded.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
wAiGHG AND MA

They h.', r,D.yed Is arT'vais from RIA
phis and Jew iois. @hsndsome and general sssor
az
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20

We learn from the New.Orleans Bee, that
petition is circulating among the citizens, praying
the Governor to take proper measures to prevent
The introduction of Slaves in the State.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20

Mr. J. KEITH was elected to the legislature in
Charleston on 18th Instant, after very animated
contest by MAJORITY Of eight votes. Mr.. K. be-
ang' to the Free Trade aud States rights party.
The Steamboat Union, Capt. Huddleston. in
ascending the Mississippi, struck snag aud sunk
near the town OF Fulton. in renne>see-princiDal
part OF the cargo saved She Vas insured IN Gin
ClaOaG tor $4,000.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-03

ALEXANDRIA. November ;

ALEXANDRIA, November >.
FLorR.-Tse sxpsrts Of Flour las,
wssk, ware about eight hundred bar
rsIs mere than The receipts, yet the de-
cline in the other narksts. and an in.
crease In the receipts here, caused a
centisued dulluess 10 our aalket aud
he Wagon price closed 90 Saturday al
IS is5-salss from stores at ibe same
price.
Yesterday the wagsu price was S 90
) OF We cannot report transactions
from stores with certainty, but under
stood sales as large as 100 bis. each, had
been made at 8 oos 90. We presume
holders generally, would no, be dlspe
sedto ssll much -four for less than 5 iss
while the stock 10 so lignt as at present
Agresably to our estimate. or stock
OF Flour, all kiud., at the end Of the
w&ek was $500 brls.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-03

Poles to the Russians on the eth Of Sepsss-
A letter dated Warsaw, Sept slh, written
by RESISTANT after giving details Of the
capture, says-"Thc lines Of entertainments
carried BY storm, 5000 prisoners and near
~ ioopisses cannon, were the trophies Of
these two memorable days.
Nothing couIt now save the citv aud the
enemy's army. Both. ti.ereio iInplored
the clemency Of the Emperor, aud this cir
cumstance made il the Marshal's duty to nc.
strain the vengeance OF the soldiers, which
was excited TO the utmost by such an obsti.
nate resistance. To day our troops are 10
Warsaw. Sc"
The Loadon Morning Herald Of The Goth
says, "The fate OF Warsaw and the ruin OF
50 sacred Cause as that OF Poland, appear
TO cast general gloom over the public mind,
hard and bitter are the complaints against
government, which by single manifestation
OF us viii. could have saved brave nation.
The latest accounts FROM Paris, represent
the state OF the capital as most Alarming
The pu5llc feeling is raised to state OF
phrensied hostility against the ministers, on
Their PslIcy towards Poland; their funds have
fallen from TO per cent
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-03
7gARD giIeaAE,
CoRsIsTiNG OF

COkkiSItNG OF
KNIVES and Forks; Pen and Pocket Knives.
Shoe and Butcher Knives; Carvers,
Cutting and Drawing Knives; Razors,
Scissors and Shears, Tea Trays.
Brass Andirons; Fire Irons, Smoothing Irons,
Tea Kettles; Candestcks; Shutters,
Coffee mills; Plane Irons.
Morticing. PAIRING and Turning Chisels,
Tenant, Whip, Weed and Key hole Saws,
Rabbet, Growing aud Sash Planes,
Quirk, .. Gees and Beads; Movelng Flows,
Jointers, Brace and Bits; Turner'S Gouge.,
Hand-saw, Mill-saw and Bastard Files,
Rasps and half round Files
Iron Rim'd Knob, Closet, Stock, Pad, Cup
board, Chest, Trunk, Till 8. Screw Locks,
Quadrants and Catches,
Butt and Parliament Hinges; Brass Hinges,
Norfolk Latches; Glass KNOBS; Commode do.
Window Springs and Puilies; Gun Locks,
Spectaoles; Tea and Table Spoons,
Razor Straps; Iron Lamps; foot Rules,
Iron and Steel Blade Squares; Compasses,
Bed and Wood Screws; Screw Plates,
Dividers; Hatchsis; Halter Chaias; Traces,
Percussion Caps; Looking Glasses, Sc. sc.
WITH GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Queens & Glass WSrs. Wooden Ware, Drugs,
Paints, Dye Stufs and Stationery.
Martlnsburg, October 9th, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-03
MANAGERS, nEFIcE

SJ-Letters by Mail (post paid enclosing
the Cash or prize tickets in past Lotteries,
and ordering
TICKETS OR SHARES
IN ANY responsible Lottery, will receive the
most prompt Affection, if addressed to
YATES * MINrYRE,
Washington City
ST-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 ior all prizes may be had instantly upon
the drawing
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-03
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

FILL OF W.1RSIW LUNFIH.UEU.
The ship Colossus, at Philadelphia from
Liverpool, bringsLondon papers to the 2lst
and Liverpool 10 the 22d September The
disastrous Intelligence Of the Fall of War
saw, reported in the New York Courier, we
regret TO say, is bat two well confirmed.
After obstinate and hard fighting for two
days, Warsaw was surrendered by the brave
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-03

GSASH FOR WHEAT.-Farmers viii.
" find it their,iGiefest to call en- US before
they sell their crops as we shall at all times
be prepared to pay the highest Fice for goo
wheat, delivered
FORMAN s. BENNETT,
August Is, 1851. Mouth IF Oprquon
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.rals aAnIaTPlsa
MARrINsBURG. NOvEnssa s. 1881

We were disappointed in receiving a sup
ply OF paper this week, IN time Tor this day 3
D,'bl;catieu. and was compelled to make use
q some of a very inferior quality.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-03

EULLED LINsET.-A quantity ofhea.
4 Wy PULLED LLsSERS, (of Mr.. Con
radts manufacturer for sale low by the
piscs or yard
WILLIAM LONG.
Msrtinsburg, Nov s, 1881. :
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EBUBLIC SALE VIII be SOLD by public

EBUBLIC SALE Will be sold sy public
h auction. at the late residence OF john
Criswell, deed. near Little Georgetown, on
Wcdnesday the 9th day Of .Norem5er neat, all
the personal property belonging to said dec Z,
consisting Of numbef 81 valuable work how
ses. brood mares aud colts; mich COWS, fat
and stock cattle; about one hundred hecs.
fifty Of them fattcning; large flock Of choice
sheep; farming utensils Of avery dsscriptiors
two wagons, one cart, ploughs. harrsws.
wheat fan, cutting bsx, horse gears Of every
description, $500 bushels corn, large guam,
tity Of wheat and rys by the hushel, grain in.
the ground; household aud kitchen furniture
Of every kind, among which are good feas.
Their beds, bedding, hedsteads, tables, chairs
bureau, desks. an excellent clock, ten SLATE
steve and pips. &c. together with a large
number Of articles not necessary to particu.
larlse. Nine months credit will be given the
purchaser 90 ell sums over FIVE dollars, upon
giving bond with approved security, under
that SUM, cash. Sale 10 begin early 10 the
day and continue from day 70 day until all
is sold. 85-At tho samc time and place. Sc
vssal NEGROES will be hirsd, BY the year.
from thu FIRST Of January next
JOHN CRlSWELL, jr. ! 81.
: ABRAHAM CRISW ELL, 'ad" =
Berkeley CO. October 9, 1891.
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NEW FALL
find Winter Goods.
MIRE & ROYD-

III " G NJ II II y BIZ ID,
EEAVE received their supply of Fau and
q e. Wmter Goods. which added to their
former stock, makes their assortment very
complete They therefore respectfully request
their old cussoaers and the public generally,
to give them call. assuring them they shall
be furnished on the very best terms among
their goods will DO found,
Super and common blue, black, brown, olive,
elaret, drab aud mix'd Cloths,
Super blue, drab, AID mixd Cassimers,
Super and common blue, olive, brown, drab,
lavender aud black mix'd Cassinetts,
Rose. poiat and suffell Blankets.
Red, green, scarlet, yellow s. white Flannels,
Black and colaured Merino Cloth,
Merno Circassians, all colours,
Black BombaZetts and Circassians,
Black and brown Bombazines,
Crimson Moreens; Swansdown Valencia,
Teiinett and Silk Vestings,
Black s. scarlet long & square Msrino Sbawls,
Sbawls,
Green Frieze and Floor Cloths,
White, black, lead, brown and drab Worst
ed Hose,
Vigenia and Cotton Hose,
Lambs Wool and black Worsted I Hose,
Grecian Boots; green Barrege, paddmgs,
Fancy Cords, Beavertoens,
Fancy, Leonidss. Grape. Barrsge, Poplain,
and Gauze Handkerchief,
Spttlefield, Ponsee, Baudanna s. Flag ditto,
Cotton Bandanna, Caledonia, Berkeley and
Madras Handkerchiefs,
Swiss Muslin and Fancy Cravats,
Black Silk Cravats and Stocks,
Black, Pink and Green Italian Grape,
Black Nsncon Grape; Pongees,
Black Italian Lutestring, & Satin Levantiue,
Black and cold Gro. de India, Gro. de lure
and Gro de Maps,
White, Pink and Green Florence,
I.iAck Silk Velvet and Cut Velvet .Vestings,
Cd White and Black Bobbinett, Black Mode
Black and White Silk Iiose and Socks,
Hat Grape, Tabby Velvet; Winter Calcoss,
Irish Linens; Linen CaRbrics,
Swiss. Null, Book, Jackonett aad Cambria
Musiins. unity,
Corded Skirts, Cambria, Furniture & com Di-
Checks and Ginghams; Bonnet Cambria,
Black and coloured Cambria,
Thread and Bobbinett Laces, Edgings and
lnsertings,
Bobbinett Footing, Bosoms; Canton Flannel,
White and Black Lace Veis,
Green and White Gauge Wells,
Linen Cambria Pocket Handkerchiefs,
Rich Winter Ribbons; Beltings, Braids,
Black and cold Ribbons, assorted; Pipengs,
Centlemens Bockskin, Beaver, White KID,
Hoskin and Berlin Gloves,
Ladies noskin, Kid and Silk Gloves,
Snspendsrs, spring and common,
Casle and Cotton Cords; Badtickng.
Ennx Iii hucl;nr. Af.ll.nntt. NH.1l.--
Marseiles Quilts; Bed Spreads,
Furniture Gotten; fac Shirtings,
Bieached and Brown Muslins; Cotton Yarn,
Cand'ewick; Carpet chain,
Seal c,'d Otter .s.aps. FINE HATS,
Black and White Wool Hate; Brushes,
Shell and Horn Combs,
Walking Canes; Whips, &c. &c.
1ogesher teith an excellent assortment Of
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-03

CoI John d. d. Smith was elected on Mon
J "a, Iast a delegate from Frederick county
no the mex, general assembly to hli the va
rcancy occasioned ny the iamentea DEAN oil
Alfred II. Powell, Esq Col $. had no OPP
position. Mr. Richard w. Barton having
,Ieclined the week before the election:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-03
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that !

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that .
~ petition Will be presented to the next
Legislature Oh Virginia, praying to exempt
the citizens OF the town OF Martinsburg, frcm
the payment Of that part of the county levy
which imposes capitatlca fax upon them.
September %. 1891 SIN
NOIlCE.--ihe spascriber aspects to re-
-AN tire from business in SHORT time, and
eafnesn, requests these indebted to him by
note or olen account. to cailand settle their
ie4pe'tise debts, as Indulgence cannot be
gistn loig.
WILLIAM n. TTI0AIPSONs
Maransburg, October 6, 1881