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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09
"THr CAMrnrrl.s ARE comrxo.n-we have

1HE CAMPBEI.Ls ARE CoMING!"-We have the
most positive assurance of and consequently an
nounce the fact, that the Hon. Edward Condict,
late Representative of Morris in the Council of
this State, and Vice President of that body-or in
other words, the Lieutenant Governor of New
Jersey, has become Disguised with Jacksonlsm, and
declared himself opposed to the politics and prin
ciPles of that belgercnt party of which he has
long been untirng and influential leader. We
rejoice in the "sgns of the timcs"-not only the
Executive are deserving him, but hundreds of
others arc carried along with the resistless tide
OF public opinion which is sweeping every thing
adverse before it. Nothing can impede the glori-
GUS revolution that the people mean to effect.
Ne1rnrk Sentinel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09
Important Sale Of Real Estate.


FENHE undersigned have determined an ssll,n,,
~ inc Lots composing tho Town of Florence i,
tho City, OF Botctourt, at Public Auction Florence
is situated immediately on James River NJ tb.
mouth of Looney's Creek, on the main Valley
ioad' and two miles above Pattonsbury-For
commercial purposes, and TO commercial msn
this sale presents the best opportunity for the
investment of capital to be found west of the Blue
Ridge mountains. 1t is the nearest point on Jane,
Rirer for the trade (and shipment of produce 10
Li:ynchburg and Richmond) of the Merchants and
Formers OF the counties OF Montgomery, Floyd,
Smyth, Wythe, Washington, JazeweIl, Giie.
Lee, Russell, and Scott; and is now the most con-
vehicnt point for those of Bath Pocahontas Green.
or'er, and Monroe. Tho situation of the land is
very desirable for Town, it being in salubrious
cnnate' is well watsrcd, sufficiently flat and level,
ano possesses some commanding situations for
private dwellings, and Looney's Creek affordinq
I I1 water for manufacturing purposcs.-
WIN DO laid off in Lots of quarter acre
eacn; The sale will take place ON the premises
on Monday, 9th Novembcr, 1892 Terms liberal,
WHICH VIII DC made known the day of SALE
NJ HARVEY.
sep "a JNO. NJ. HARVEY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09

"a lRGlNlAAt rules holden i'm the clerks office
OF the circuit superior court of law and chan
Gerry, for the county of James City, and the CT
ty OF Williamsburg, the Sd day of September
1882 William q. Smith, Sarah Maria NunnalIv
who was Sarah Maria Smith, George b. Goddin,
and Harriet r., his wife, who was Harriet r.
smith, George w. Smith, Eliza Ann Smith and
Susan X Smith, which said George W. Eliza
Ann, and Susan r., infants of tender vcors
and sue by their guardian and next friend. Henry
Smith, their father, George Geddy only infant son
and child of Edward B. Geddy, deceased. who
sues by the said Henry Smith, his next friend Sn,
san 9" Eliza A., Henry L., Allen, Mary and Jesse
Lindsey, which said Susan c., Eliza A.. Henry L.,
Allen, Mary and Jesse Lindsey, are the infant
children and heirs of Allen Lindsey, deceased bv
the said Henry Smith their next friend pitts
against William Browne, admir-, with the will an
nexed OF William Geddy, deceased John H. Chris
tian, and Jones r. Christian ex'ors of WilI;an,
Douglas, decd, Thomas II. Terrell. Richard
Graves and Beverley Crump Jesse Cole. Richard
Coke, senr, and Philip Duval, dts
The defendant, William Browne not bavino ~,
tered his appearance, and given security accoTdinr
TO the act of assembly and rules of this court and
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that bo is not
an Inbabitant of this country: it is ordered that
the said defendant do appear at the clerks of;ce S
this court, on the first Monday in Novsrnbor ncvt
and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs. and that =
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted -
some newspaper, Published in the city Of Rich
mond, for two months successfully, and nostcJ =,
the front door of tho courthouse of Jamcs CO,
county. A Copy. Testc, ny
II WIN p. UNDERWOOD n =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09
pHILADEI,PUIA MARYE.r oc,,,.,

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, October 3, 1882.
The Narket.-In consequence of the small stock
OF Flour on hand, holders have advanced their
prices since last report, and sales of Supcrne
for export have been made at 5 62I; the sales for
home use have been considerable at that price A
small lot Rye Flour, extra, sold at sSdo5 Ahon,
CSC barrels Corn Meal sold at $3.50, and so hads
at $3.50. But little Grain at market. Wheat has
sold at ITO cents. and one lot prime brought 10
cents, oiloat-Two loads Pennsylvania Corn sold
at i2d73 cents, and Southern Yellow brought 7O5.
and White Gy cents; Oats SO cents, sales. Flaxseed
is scarce and wanted, last sales at 165. Sales OF
Timothy Seed at $22 per cask. Qucr. Bark and
Whiskey at last weeks prices. Lnseed
Oil is dull of sale at 80 copts--Prices Cur
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09
ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Academy for Young Ladies'.
PROSPECTITS

MFRS HBNRIQUES s, MIR. PERSICO re-
LvR specially inform the Publick of Richmond
OF their intention of opening, the LIST of Oc-
tober, CLASSICAL DAY AND BOARDING School,
-f,T a limited number of young Ladies', embracing
all the useful and ornamental branches requisite
for finished Education.
Mrs. I1enriques having for nine years been
Principal of Aourshing Institution of the kind
in the City of Philadelphia, from whence sho
brings unexceptionable recommendations fatters
herself that her association with esteemed
Teacher as Mr. Persico. will enable them to
fulfil the most sanguine expectations of those
Parents who may honour them with their conf
dence.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
Reading, Orthography, Translation, Grammar,
Rhetoric, Logic, and Composition, in the English
and French Languages Arithmetic, Book Keep
ing, Penmanshp, Universal History, Mythology;
astronomy, Ancient and Modern Geography,
OF Maps, Natural History, Moral, Mental, and
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and Botany
CONDITIONS:
!st AS regular systematic series of Instructions
VIII be completed by each class in the term of
one scholastic year, pupil can be received for
less than that time. The scholastic year. consist
ing of ten months, viz: from LIST October to LIST of
August, divided with reference to payments in
tour equal terms of eleven weeks each.
2dly. The French Language being the Language
OF the school, be accepted but those
who are willing to learn and speak that language.
3dly. AS the same Teachers will devote an
equal portion of time and attention to all scholars
the charges will be the same for all ages
TERMS
Day Scholars, French & English, $50 per annum.
Day Boarders, do. 100
Boarders, including tuition, board
ing, washing and bed, do. 300
Music. IS ner ouorter
Drawing and Painting the Italian, spanish and
Latin Languages, as vol Dancing and Orna-
mental Needle work, extra charges.
Those who are DESTROYS of learning French
exclusively, may join the classes at so per or.
For further particulars enquire at the Boarding
House of Mrs. Nelson, at the House in I street,
lately occupied as Boarding School by Mrs.
Broome
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09

the country, where their personal attendance is
not always SO convenient and speedy, and lees
learning prevails among some classes; such commu-
n'cations as they SO good as To make. will be
Tar more acceptable, aud infinitely more useful,
IN plain English, and inteIligible common phrases !!
With the most sincere prayers to the great Au-
'hor oi all Dspensations, that your city, and all
the afflicted every where may be speedily relieved
uanqused, and restored, to all their former safe
ty, ntcrcourses and prosperity, in every respect
believe me, gentlemen, sincerely your friend, &c.
p
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09
$500 NgEVY a sRg1.

A BSCONDED from this city. on the morning
IVA of the 29th ult., NEGRO MAN. (slave,
named AARON, who calls himself AARON LrGIIrrooT
have reason to believe that his destination is New
York, by the way of Norfolk. If apprehcnded
out of the State of Virginia. and secured in Jail,
so that recover MIN, will give 300. If tnken
within the State, and secured in like manner, L
VIII pay reward of Ss2O.-AARoN is mulatto, of
genteel appearance, 25 years DID, (but looks oderl
5 feet to l03 inches high, spare and well made,
high forehead incIining to badness oval face re-
gular features, speaks slowly and deliberately-h
dress when last seen, was grey short coat, blue
pantaloons, boots, black hat with grape around It.
usually wears a watch, wtha guard chain. AARON
is no doubt in possession of free pass, or taken
letters addressed to some person in Norfolk, with
the view to effect safe passage.
w. MOSBY, Jr,
Executor of M. III. Mosbv.
Richmon Va, July 9, 1892
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09
sep "a
JNO. M. HARVEY.

IA OTTO E.-The subscriber having s.,,cd ~, 4.
" we'll known stand the WASHINGTON
TAVERN, and it having undergone thorough,
repair, mt considerable expense, is now ready 10,
accommodate Travellers 1t is useless to say any
thing about the situation Of the house az IL il 40,
Wen Known can only say that the house is in o,
better condition now than it ever has been since 4.
was hrst built. If my old friends and the public
generaiy VIII give me call, will try and give
'hom sauslaction. JOHN TALMAN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09

The editor of the Port Carbon Gazette, has sat
length determined to do as others do" and there
fore 'to he the strong side" has declared his in
tention to support the election of JOSEPH RTT-
NER, for Governor. He says she goes with the
majority of the people of Pennsylvania, who un-
dorstand too well the importance of The Coal Trade
to aid Gov. Wolf II his attempt TO destroy it,"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09

Wanted Lnmedately.-Six thorough-going
whole-hog rearing Jackson-men, who are willing
to throw mp their caps and ''hurra for Jackson
right or wrong" These personagcs have become
scarce of late and are in demand by way of exhibit
ton. The advertiser proposes exhibiting them as
curiosities at penny sight, and will make their
fortunes in week by sharing profits with them
''Alas Poor Yorick"-Cour. d. Eng.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09

Col. r. NJ. JOHNSON made a long speech at a
recent Jackson meeting in Harrodsburg, X in the
of which he admitted that the affairs of the
United States Bank had been well managed, and
the Bank entirely solvent; that the charges of
Partially and corruption against it, un found
ed. for he knew of his knowledge the Bank
had acted with equal favor to both parties; that it
had been of much benefit to the country, and it
would produce great distress to wind up its con-
Germs at this time.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09

Politics md $tocks.-At our Brokers' Board
this morning, almost three thousand shares U. S.
Bank Stock were sold at Sl18 1I95 per share;
being an advance Of 50 within four days. This
auctuation is caused chiefly by tho opposition sue
cesses which have boon announced from the cleo
tons in Albany and Pennsylvania, in connection
with tho operations Of large broker from Pha-
dclpbi1.-N. Y Jour. Com.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09

An important regulation, in regard to provisions.
has just been adopted in England by the ship
Napoleon, from liverpool, our correspondent
writes, "By the recent custom house act, foreign
Sdlted Beef and Pork, in band is ailo,ccd to be
taken for shiP stores, Without the payment of du.
fy."-N. Y. Shipping List.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09
YIvEes 0knd .aOreIS.

- BY MISS EDdEwoRTu.
A OW publishing in New York, a neat edition
~ OF Maria Edseworth's Tales and Novels, to
be co npletcd in 0 volumes, tho first volume
at hand Subscriptions received by
oc n. l. SMITH.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09
NEW YORK MARKET. Onl. 1-Nno,

Flour has remained rather inactive at the prices
of last week, viz: $50 for common brands Of Yves.
tern; this morning there have been several salos.
cargo good tennessee wheat sold at lis 116J
cts. Southern good is worth us cts and prime
ll8. crop very prime has been sold at still
higher price. Southern Corn 10 a II cts. North
ern yellow 10 so cts; do. white Is cts. Pot
Ashes 4, 65.--Jour. Cam.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09

Flour inspected in the town of Alexandria for
the quarter ending Both September, 1882, viz:
20, 1872 bbls. wl ~,
SIT half bills. { '"'"' iouf'
Besides 2S5 bbls. Corn Meal,
And do Rye Flour
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09
wAGUARLE ESTATE

I'm obedience TO the above decree, the undersign
IL ed will, on the 18th day of October next, bro.
coed TO sell, at Public Auction, on the premises,
Tor cash, the whole, or such part of the Tract of
Land OF Philip w. Claiborne, Esq. as may he snfi-
c'ent tor the purposes of said decree. The said
tract OF land lies in New Kent county, on the
right bank OF the Pamunky river, where the navi.
CATION is bold enough to ship produce TO any part
OF ihe world. The improvements are brick
dwelling house. sixty feet by twenty-four, with
sS'eA rooms In good order, having been recently
thoroughly repaired, with barns. stables ana III
other houses necessary for the gentcel accommo.
dation of large family and for agricultural pur.
poses. THIS land is rcputed to be one of the most
productive IN the lower country, and peculiarly
adapted to the culture of corn and other stanIe
articles OF produce. 1t abounds with springs of
The purest water, and is in neighborhood repnted
,oT hospitality and good society. The title is
believed to be ipdisputable If the weather IN ths
l3'h OF October should be too unfavourable for the
sale to take place on that day, the sale will be post
Poned TIL the Monday thereafter, the 18th of DC.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09
\ General Commission Business.

and attend Particularly to the sale OF Tobacco.
Having TOR the last FIVE years, sold all the Tobacco
consigned to Mr.. Andrew Swceny, he hopes 10 be
favored with that branch of business by Mr.. Swee-
ny's old friends. From many years. experience in
the Tobacco trade, and determination to exert him
sell to the utmost, to advance the interest of
those who may favor him with their BUSINESS, he
hopes to receive liberal share of public patrons
age oct 3-2awlmG CH. J. FOX.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09
JOHN B. CLOPTON.

I. Sit is believed that the aforesaid tract
OF Land has an inexhaustable quantity of Marie
on IT. so oigby situated that it can be carried TO
the helds at a very moderate expense.
Sep l0-ctds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09

M OTlCE.-The subscriber respectfully informs
. is friends and the public generally, that he
will continue to transact
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09

cAecutOr OF M. /
Richmon Va, July 9, 1899.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-22

j u)iic Sale oi Rca. Estate.
Il BthsUANI to a decfciai order rendered
n by nh circuit Superior Court Of Law
and ChancesY for Frederick county. on tho
5in day 81 December, 1881, 10 the case IL
8 arge Pyne against Henry Payne, | shslI,
as Special Commissioner. sell at public arcs
ton TO n highest bidder, before the font
door Of TaAlor's Hotel IN Winchester, on
Saturday The 7ih day Of .4prsl neat.
A Piece or Parcel of Land,
lv.ng in Berkeley county, containing sboub
on, hundred and forty acres; il being a part
Of larger tract ~ land sold by The sid
George Payne TO the said Henry Payne aud
adioins ID, yellow House estate. and tho
lands oil Tnoma, Campbell. John Payneaud
others. The terms will be one tourti ar tho
purchase money must be paid ON the day If
sale, aud the balance In three equal ray-
ments of six, twelve and eighteen mon Is
the purchaser giving deed OF trust 10 Sc.
cure the deferred payments
w. G SINGLETON, Commissioners
February IS, 1874
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-22
Public Sale.

WILL be sold b, public sale. on 7hesdao
Wv the 25th Instant il fair. If no, the ncxt
fair day. at the iaie residence OF Robert II.
lyle, deceased the personal property of said
decreased, consisting of Horses. Saddles, Bri-
dies. SIC Hay by the ton, one barrel OF cx-
trIlent Gin; complete set II Surveyors in-
sirInents; li-si rate eight day Clock. DcsSs
and Beck Case, Stove anu ppc. Rifle Gus
Cupboard. Settee, Washing Nachln. (s,.a
stuff together with Household and k,a ea
Furniture. consisting ~ part Of Beds, bs.-
steads. Chairs. Sc. Nine months ctedie
vail he given the purchaser on all sums a.
hove five dollars, FIVE dollars and Under. lilo
ash viii he required Note aud security Hiff
se asked Due attention will be sivca Oh
tue day Of sale.
MARGARET III. LYLE, .admra.
March /. 1884,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-22
Pubic Sat.

"a virtue Of deed II r.st executed "a
- tue IA ersIgned by Alfred Howard IN
tue benefit { Thomas BryarIey. will ex
pose 10 salt, at pubic suction, a, the tavern
IT said hoa ,rd a. Darkessille ON Frlda,
the S0h OF March, Iinstaaf,) the iollosi
deserted property, VIZ one sarrel mao,
ole zig aad hsraess. Que cart aGd gears, one
bar sheaf plough, one shovel do, sax hsa
steads. beds ana bedding. one twentg ioar
hour clock, oue SIDE board; also bar sas,
iabes, chairs. loGkan. glasses, decauie.s
ind many other ARTICLES not necessafy 4
mention. SIX months credit viii 81 ALLOW
Ell upon all sums exceeding five doliars, th
purchaser slsins boai win spprJsed secliu
y Tor the same under that sum. ca b.
I'D lUND r. HUN FER, trustee
March 90 IS31
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-22

give are authorized to announce to the
Voters Of Berkeley county. that Capt. VII.
Lam 9 BURNs will be candidate to re
present said county in the next General As.
sembiy.
9rAe are authorized to announce 10 the
Voters Of Berkeley county. that Capt LEW
HESsHAw will be candidate 10 represent
SAID County 10 the next General Assembly
CIV are authorized to announce To the
Voters OF Berkeley county, that CsARLEs
JAMES FAuLKSER. Esq. viii be candidate
to represent said county in the next General
Assembly
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-22
a CARD.
Doctur Jalnes Gar

Doctor James Garry,
TIT ATELY of Baltimore, and member Of
u a the Medical and Chirurpical FacuIt, oe
Maryland, announces 70 tile ciiizens oR
Darkesv,lle and the adjacent town andcann-
try. that be has located himself al the ahoveS
mentioned town He respectfully slers shen
his services in The several departments Of his
profession.
Having had an opportunity. during so,a-
ra years. OF witnessing disease 10 all lis forn4s
al the Baltimore Infrmary and other iDsiitu-
lions. and being very successful IN The iredt-
ment thereof, be feels confident that lie .iif
give every satisfaction TO all those WHO may
favor lin with call He can he found ~
j. s. L Garfy's Store or at Mr. Boak's la.
yern, If not professionally engaged.
n b. DR. q. would receive inso bis offic0
one or two Yourg Gentlemen, whose Medl-
cal studies he would direct, ard also insGrucs
them critically in the Greek, Latin aud
Fie nch languages.
Darkesyille. March 8. 1922.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-22
n ..f.LnsDurs WOODEN L actolN

Williamsburg Hooieu L actory.
HE subscribers resps etiully MORN their
friends and the public generally, that
they continne TO carry on the Wooden Manu-
featuring business IN all lis branches, and
that they are nos realty TO receive W Dol and
manufacture Il INTO Cloth, Blankets, Csssi
nets, FianBei, iiusey sud Carpetiag on the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms; their Machines having undergone an
expensive repair :. they are new able to do
work in the best manner-Parlicnia ca g
viii he paid to all kinds Of conntIy work, thai
it shall he done as diIectes tasing ,hree
sets of Carding Machines Persons living
at distance can have their Nosl cardea
Immediately.
They haze on hand a handsome assortment Of
Cloth, CasS.net, Blankets, Full
ed & Plaid Linsey 4 Carpetlng,
which they will sell cheap, or give in ex-
change for gold clean Wool
JOHN \. RIDDLE g. Co.
March %. 1881
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-22
Public Sale.

EEFILL he SOLD by public auction. on
w Monday the ~ day of April next, a
the house Of Georgr Portcrtield, ESQ ali o
the personal properly lelongias to the estate
of George Ii. pofterlieid. dec d CONSISTING
Of Horses, Saddle together with some otht
arlcles Sn months credit Will be gwen the
lurchassr upon slvlag eoad with Approved
ec1ity
CHARLES ID. STEWART, .4dmr
Mach - t~S1
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-22

Il PURSUANT 10 decreta order OF the
D Superior Coart OF Law and CaaueeIy
for Berkeley county, rendered IN thf 2ts3
day OF March, s32 H. suit therein between
David II. Thompson and sthers plaiotiiia
and Benjamin ) Able, deed. admir- aad tie
helis Of the said dec Il. defendants, the nh
dersigned will rent, for ere year, at public
aact'on TO the highest bidder, or saturday
the Isl uistah, at the door of the cour,
hoa,e al Berkeie, county, the TRACT Or
LAND OF which Benjamin ) Auie died,
sie2Ad, and possessed, lying within the coun
ty OF Berkeley. and CONTAINING about i33
acres, If which ibsn 80 or 100 acres are
cleared. and IS considered good farming iann
The renter 10 give bond and GOOD per.onal
security Tor the payment OF the rent at Inc
expiration Of the year. Possession will DO
given on In, sirst OF Aprh next
CHARLES ID STEWART. ID ).
fer
JOEL WARD. Shf Berkeley ty.
March -. 1892
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-22
Public Sale.

TWILL be sold by public auction at tho
Wv subscribers farm, iurmrfl, owned hy
he late Rokeri b Lyle. on fuesdoy N. ria
sstaa several valuable Horses, Bsooa
'i',res and Colts, plantation Wagon. sc.
ne nonta, credit viii ~ gwen the pur ha-
- aeon giving bond with approved security.
Al WI bsgn car ~ IN the day
JOSEPH GuRRELL.
March 1, 1884,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-22
Charlestown Pulling ant Card,
mo Mil.

f2 SIlE subscriber wishes TO procure q CON-
pcttnt person TO take charge Of his
Fulling an.i Catdrg Mil near Charlie town.
or he would rent il for term Of years
This estsb Ointment is known 10 be one of
the best situated and most desirable in tho
neighboihood. II is calc ulated to do work.
to the amount Of $1,000 year, if properly
managed The machinery, cards, &c sre
IN complete repair and the tenants house
senieel and commosious
None need apply who cannot satisfy me III
bis thorough acquaintance With the business,
and other requisite qualifications 10 carry u
on. Possession gwen on the ~ Of April nextr
ANDREW KENNEDY.
Charlestown, March 3, 1880 = ST
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-22
Public Sale.

EETll.L be sold by public auction. at the
w residence of the subscriber, one mile
from Iabbs Cross Roads. and near Decks
Tavern. on Monday The 26h instant. all Of
hi@ personal property, consisting OF val,s-
bic brood mare and coli; mich cows and
stock cattle sheep and hogs; farming uten
sis OF varions kinds, such as pIoughs, har
rows, Sc; household and kitchen furniture
OF every description. together With u number
Of articles not necessary 10 psrticularise-
Five months credit viii be given the pnreha
ser on all SUMS over five dollars, upon giving
bond with approved secuiity, under tba. slln
cash Sc TO begin early in the day
JOHN DECK
March s.. 1882 -.