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The Arkansas advocate., 1832-02-08

The report being read,
 Mir. Webster said, that he did not rise to oppose the acceptance of the Re- port. Under all circumstances, it might, he thought, he as we'll to accept it. and put the matter at rest. Nevertheless, he was of opinion the Committee ea..A;t At 10 nave come 10 a different conclusion. The present moment was exceedingly favorable to further reduction of du- ties on teas. By the provisions of the Act Of IS30, a considerable reduction Is now to take place, on the first of next month, and is to apply to teas al ready imported, but then in bond, as we'll as 10 teas imported affer that pc riod. In consequence of this provision of law, nearly ali the teas in the conn- try were now in bond. and if farther reduction of duties be intended, this seems the very time to givetit eilect, for by applying to the great mass of the teas already in the country, as well as 70 future iInportatiols, the ledlctiop
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-28
newspaper mail yesterday fr ON the North
JACKS son MEETING

large and respectable meeting of the citizens Of the
oil Monroe, convened at the Court House thereof
on u9hday the 10th day oil January 1892 t being Court
the purpose Of taking into consideration the re-
eeeuon oil Andrew Jackson the Presidency of the Uni
ca ases and also to appoint special delegate to rep
resent said county in the legislative Conve,ion TO be
hei IN the city OF Richmond, dunghe present session
OF !hs Legislature for the purpose Of nominating lectors
Oh President and Vice President OF the Uni,eJ Snts
On motion OF Augustus a. Chapman, Esq aines Honlv
Es9 was called TO the Chair, aud motion of John
hS Sry. ewton T. keenan, was appointed Secretary
nc OBJECT OF the meeting having been stated il was
moved and seconded, that committee of seven be an
Pon.su 10 dfa resolutions expressive of the sense OF the
I whoreupon the following persons appoint
9 oy uie Shai;-Augustus A. Chapman, John w Kelly
Insram Patton, john Clark, George Beirne jonathan
owope, and George Nickc who having retired for short
u'nc, reported the following resolutions
ls, Resolred That this meeting have entire confidence
IN .e laents integrity, and patriotism OF Gen Andrew
,ahsoh, mat ey highly approve of the present admins
N"op anu iuIiy concur in the many recommendation OF
, ~ reelection to The Presidency OF the United States
H. rSieSVrr'ee e ihat be appointed 10 represent
nJ 'h, Us ., zen Andrew Jackson in Monroe county;
ana .nat ne be requested 10 attend behalf the Le
S'aSe Convention, to be held in the city of Richmond
ue Pfesent session of the Legislature for the pur-
pose OF nominating President and Vice President of tho
States, and for the formation OF an electoral ticket
Tor the good people of Virginia eN0
oro. Reseieed, Tia; committee of fifteen persons be
aPPoeu 70 orsi address to the citizens of Monroe ON
inc SUBJECT oil the,approachug Presidential Election
ne hrst resolution having been read was UNANIMOUSLY
adopted on motion made and seconded il was resoIved
that the blank in the second resolution be filled win ,b
name oil Andrew Beirne, jr., Esq., who was tberrunon
UNANIMOUSLY ehosen by said meeting In accordance with
the 'mrd resolution, the Chairman appointed the following
persons 10 draft an address to the citizens of Monroe; name
~: augustus A. Chapman, John W. Kelly Trisram Pat
ton, John Clark, George Beirne Jonathan Svone C;.or
Nickeli, Edward Slater, Oliver Bene, jr. Samuel +,
feamster Andrew Nickel, Samuel Clark Richard John
son, Henry Kelly, jr. and Andrew Walker
On molten,
Resoired That the proceedings Of this meetin be SIGN
u 2y ue chairman and Secretary and be published in
the Palladium OF Virginia, and Richmond ENQUIRER
1T trds then Resoired, That this meeting adiourn sin,
die. JAMES HAM Wy S SiJ4uIn sue
NEWTON T. KEENAN,, Sec'rv
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DEATHS

~ me residence Church Him. morning NJ Nh. To-.
land eo,n,v ,"in a. Soh aseo os formerly OF
htepsrabe loss = 0Fr-N- '1'i" W oemoan his
HHohs' Revolutionary Soldier gone Departed ,bis re- NJ, ~
last about o'clock the year of his age Jms,
.pectnLlo or - VI 1tone Out Tor years.
1 o, ,ls place He member of neiLodi..
pat,, nee Mill, 'oe affections
H. WITCH Always c1aectetizrs the Ch,tian lie has gone
IKE Lazntus Ofcd his abode where tho L. s"e,
hvn troubling and the ore at rest. ~ >s1''
III nSon n.y. fepoplezy, Saturday 10 oooof
" Ds"e D. arden Esq the OF fam
IT, c;, ~ s"y Mcin,ne Mr. native is believed Of
~, ~ vi we" iOk anu was something years of an.
'" di -nach'd from society tho prime aud
'icet" To
IT, ,t "nu 'i"gent of whom he already reckoned
Town tins Rev Obadiah d. H.
CS ,sh n ~ u n.ueh este med pastor of the Psesbyteaa
IED AT llra field county o. Mlacsex nj, h.
D.rl,nn BtisOw hvoaro
e knd hnd ahcetontte hu'b nd, father he ;.tnI
aud In Ia, th,ou,
o 's ed hfnness raf,y with He s pooe ,
Va h'ppH"ss which good the s,nsrsus ard liz
80 I o.v world than this tie left aged widow five chill
d'en aud many friends to lament their loss NV s"'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-28
Friday, Jan. 81.


On motion of Mr. PondeXter leave was given TO bring
in bill 10 amend act authorizing lottery for the
strucon of road from the Brooke Turnpike TO Madi-
Court House
On motion of Mr.. Brooke, leave was given bring in
bin changing the time of holding the Circuit Superior
Courts of Law and Chancory in the 18th Circuit
Mr. htche presented the petition Of citizens OF the
county OF Essex, praying that the Legislature grant the
petition of Winter Bray and others for leave TO collect
wharfage a, tieir wharves at Tappahannock, sc. Mr.
Campbell Of Bcdiord-hc petition Of citizens Of that
ty, for the removal of the free negroes
NEGROES.
Mr. Brodnax, from the Committee the Slaves and
Free Negroes, introduced bill to provide for the removal
Of the free persons Of color from this Commonwealth.
Mr. Miller said the importance this bill made proper
that it should be printed.
Mr. Brodnax said that had been contemplated by him,
that at appropriate stage Of the proceedings this
bill would Be necessary print is but he thought the
principle which the House would act should first be
ascertaincd.
Mr. Marshall said that courses were to be consider
edOne leading 10 compulsory measure for the removal
OF free persons Of coorthc other more beuignant
thod Of proceeding The course which the House would
take, would he had doubt accord with the views of the
gentleman from Powhatan: but that question had best be
first acted on.
Mr. Miller said, hat IL the question before the
House whether the measure should bc compulsory or
otherwise the Committee had better ask instructions. lie
" as not now prepared for any compulsory measure.
On motion Of Mr. Brordnax the Clerk proceeded TO read
the bill.
Mr.. Williams said, that every gentleman must know The
object Of this billand he thought the reading Of ought
to be deferred the House from the excessive cold
ness OF the weather, very thin. He therefore
moved lay the bill the table, which wos agreed TO.
Ayes 49, Noes IS, the Speaker voting IN the Affirmative
And the bill was on motion OF Mr. Williams, ordered TO
Hr. Land moved tho following sesoludon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-28
R..o,yas That tho BOordof puB,,o worE. =. ,,.,,.,

Rs3oya, That tho Board of Pubic Works be ipsfrucS
'nc rrhcpa Engineer forthwith. or his
& L asenehts WIZ permit, TO examine and survey
~ ana most practicable route for canal from tho
pi nNer' IN the county OF Princess Ann, 10 Elizabeth
& anu hat nc report to the said board the advantages
cn ne ages 81 SAL esna aud The pracucahilify and
es 81 q sad That az II was the general under
I VIA. he present incumbent oi the oce of princi-
yh, O. nueu 10 resign; and asst wasvery doubtful
i L. , onise msen would be continued by the Legis-
duties, had better be.laid on the table AGREED ,o $3.50
Mr.. Williams moved that the Rcport of Tic S.,o,
Committee, the subject OF the Rcgister,' Dace b sr
" + st ne i ic which Messrs Bryce
- - s' anu NIi0'oi '""S part Dir w. withdrew his
ons' III uler lncPien stages, and Reports Of
rcac'eu uPoh "hich VIII be parucularzcd
y" mouon oil Mr.. Blllingsly, the House aljousned.
CoITeetion.-In Thursday paper il was stated ,h,,
Mr. Pateson Of Z. addressed the House on Wednesday on
e subject of the Report of the Committee on Slaves
~ should haye boon Nj pntLcsn, cc
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MARRIAGES

Tuesday evening IL inst b, In, Rev
81 = iiai, 10 Mus Ella 18th Kennon ei.ost ush-
+" tolSO' Efnsmus kennen of M,cklrnLury 1850 1850
n"elng county ~ q 5th ina, nv In. Ravd W.
tussy otpi"ensboTo Dr. Robert II. Lar.
ter OF Alexander lIsndetson. E.o @ S~"s ' oauSH-
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81 a n REWARD.-Lost or stolen from the Char
- d W louisville Coach, the 18th inst a hair
trunk considerably worm and other trunks (WHICH we ara
unable 10 descnbe The above reward will be given for
Information, where the baggage can be found.
r. PORTER Co.. Richmond Stage Office.
jan -. -. S sqRiiiIv Mid,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-28

GLANCE OF HANps.-Mes,rs. Cabeu g. crauo
have disposed Of the establishment of the "Iynch
burg Jeffersonian" to Messrs Samuel j. Wait and
w llllam q. Reed, both of LYnchbura
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-28

q hR WILLIAM A. PArrESoN, Of Manchester has
~ associated his brother Dr. SainuelA Patteson with
nun IN the practice Physic When either is out OF the
the other will attend any professional calls that NAV
u i'''A0' Ian. Isl SIT
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Thursdnn. Inn Dc

~.
message was received from the Senate stating that
they had passedthe bnsto authorize separate election
at Christiansbrg in Meckenburgad aifact TO
incorporate the Fredericksburg Aqueduct Companvwh
amendnents-which were agreed TO.
mr Jones presented the following resolution:
ReSoIped, That leave be given bring ina bill 10 amend
an act of last year amend previous act concerning P
lots, and reducing their fees which was after some de-
bate in which Messrs Witcher Miller Jones and Rmtbcr
ioord took part. Adopted
Mr. Rutherford presented the following resolution:
fesoioed, That committee be appointed TO enquire in
to the eXpedicncy repairing the Capo which, after the
reading OF letter from Blair Boiling Of
public edhces adopted
On,moiion OF Mr.. Marshall, the Committee of Courts
oIJuSce was instructed TO enquire into the expedicncyo
so amending the law relating guardians orphans
cd Feb 18Th 1919 as to change the time which trustees
and curaor required exhibit their accounts in court
from September 10 February ensuing.
Peiluons were presened-by Mr. Roanc, of Absaom
JenNnS Tor The payment OF pensionby Mr.. Cobb, of
John Nlliorcc, an old revolutionary soldier, for 4
penson-by Mr. Paueson OF c. of Edward o. Watkins and
j. Archer Tor leave TO erect additional wharvos at the
town oil Bermuda Hundred-by Mr.. Peudeton of ri,i.
zeS oil CuPpper one IN favor, and another against the
division OF tla county.
Mr. Carson moved that the engrosqed bill to establish
new county out OF parts OF Shenandoah Frederick be
taken up.
Mr. Smith of Frederick moved that the vote on the en-
ros.ment De reeonSdered, and that it be reeonnwnich
On this motion some discusSn" ~; VI r., Crump and
Messrs Carson Ssoho'ion' to reconsider and reconmt
Sims. oelvu to-
On motion of Mr. Wood Of A.. the bill concerning the
Rivanna Navigation Company taken up. Mr. w
moved an amendment TO the BILL TO provide Tor the APP
pointment of Board of COMMISSIONERS decide upon
the value OF property condemned for the of the
pany, instead OF jury for that purpose.
The motion to amend was explained at some length by
Mr.. Wood of a. aud further discussed by NIessrs
Sdllman, Wood, Williams McCue, Randolph, Bryce OF G.
and Miller.
On motion OF Mr. SGlman the bill and amendment were
indefinitely postponed
The Speaker presented communication from the Co
vernon containing the Annual Report Of the Western Luz
natc Hospita-and also communication from the I'd
Auditor in relation TO the Guyandole Turnpike Company
On motion of Mr. Morris, the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-28

Ht'ONli DUl--AFS REWARD Stop the R,lna-
IA tcdy Was supposed to be taken from nv house
me 18Th OF November last, London Silver Watch of GOOD
weight, the crystal hangs only by enc hinpe,t the To-
OF Co clock of the letters much defaceJ Tho an
supposed TO have taken the above properly bv Tho
OF Jefferson o. Powell, lately from Green County (Kenl
lie Is about feet 10 inches hgha common sized man
round shoulders, blue eyes, light full head of hair cmsi
in his speech weighs from 100 to 10 lbs
about ~ years OF age, small, light coored beard He
was Isl'edm East Tennessee, Knox county;-he is tho
son oil benjamin Powell. He may have returned to
Kentucky, where his father resides. The above re-
ward Will lie given for the thief and watch or 40 each
Orange County, Va. JAMES POWEII
Jan Is, 1892. 5 S2-2ts
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GtASH FOR WIEAT-Tne Subscribers wish 10 nu--
u chase about 5000 bushels prime wheat-to make
a trial OF the machinery of their new MILL
Jan. %, 1892. [32-6t] p. HAXALL g. CO.
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1--WE are requested TO announce THos. ID. ATKIN.
soH candidate 10 represent The Senatorial District com
possd Of the counties Of Hslifsz and Mscklenburk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-28

Jan. 2S, 1892 [32-6tl p. HAXALL s. co.
4 consequence Of some engagements of Major
a. hc, he is anxious to continue COLLIER another
year on the TURF which have consented for him 10 do.
IN consequence oil which, hc will not agrecably 10 nv
erincr advertisement stand Christiansvic the ensuing
season. Jan. 2S-S2--lt II. c. PURYCAR
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The conclusions Of the powerful Speech of Mr..
Hayne, and Of the Speech of Cen Brod max, have
crowded out Mr.. Powell's Speech, several Commu-
ncations, and some Editorial articles this morning
We shall push the Debate Of the House Of Dele
gates in our next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-28

GCN ALLEGO MILLS.-E~.or sale.
va diings, nn'~5g Il. j. CIEVALLIE.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-26
POETRY
rHE EVENING.

From the Summer Ftts, By tbs Moore, Esq
Now, nearly fed was sunsets Hght,
Leaving but so much Of its beam
As gave to objects, late so bright,
The coloring OF shadowy dream;
And there was stiil where day had set
flush that spoke him loath to die
last link OF his glory yet,
Binding together earth and sky.
Oh! why is it that twilight best
Becomes cen brows the loveliestp
That dIrnness, with its softeDing touch,
Can bring o0t grace unfIlt before,
And charms we ne'er can see too much,
When seen but half enchant the more.
Why is IT, but, that every Joy
H. iulness finds IFS worst alloy;
And half bliss but hoped or guessed,
Is sweeter than the whole possessed
That Beauty dimly shone upon,
A creature all ideal grows;
And there's no light from moon or SOD
Like that imagination throws
Why is Il bat that fancy shrinks
Even from bright reality,
And turning only, feels and thinks
For heavenlier things than eer will be.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-26
WILLIAM THORNTON
gEIE Y OR w A Lj1 . q g..

1913 AT -four years old, at Frederick
town, Maryland, he beat Mr.. Mcpherson
| celebrated running mare the Indian Hen, Nj
| Sleepef's horse Fitz James, winning 10 great
| ST. le the Jocky Club Purse i'll two heats OF
| three miles each.
At Baltimore, he ran the three mile heat,
against the famous running horse Flying
| Childers, the tail brother OF Rather, and .
gainsI Ftz James, and won again in two heats
IN gioat style.
1924. He ran at Long Island the four
mile heats, aud though eat OF order, and hav
ing been but few weeks IN training, be bea;
Young Oscar, Molly Long Legs. and priz.
Fighter, hui was beaten by Fhrtilia, the hi
sister OF Rather. lie also beat with ease, Il
two heats each, Hornet HylanGer, a very Tee
horse, on bis own ground, N New jersey
anu in the same year, alter rapidly travelling
more than one lnnr3red and fifty nnl $, ana
only resting enc day at the City OF Wash
ingtoa, he ran four three mile heats, one be
iDg dead, with General Nmn's his, am
won the Jorky Club Purse though he carried
four and halt pounds over weight ami
he distanced MIR. Sleeper's horse the frs
heat
IS25.--He ran the four mile heats at Bal
umore, IN SIX weeks exercise, after benz
vs.
tocky Club Purse of $500, beating at two
heats, Gov. Niight's Grey mare, Mir. Size
Pers Bay horse, Mr. Sevals Bay mare winch
won the three mile heats at Washington ana
Doctor Gunnel's Wharf Rat
lie ran the week afterat the CITY OF Wash
ipgton the four mile heats, aud ~ two heat.
won the Jocky Club Purse; beating Youna
hickory, and the famous runnng horse lick
Ter which won the three eaiic heats Of R.il
more, and the preceding sprlns IS said to
have beat the celebrated running mare Bet
sey Richards.
Al fredericksburg in Virginia, the week
after, he ran the four mile heats and won the
Jocky Club Purse of $500 beating Mr.. Stro
Tiers famous running mare Atalante b, Ar
cMbaid. and distanclng the Red Fox, and
two other good horses 80 that In these three
races Of four mile heats. though he ran !.
ganSt ten we'll trained horses, he never los,
"a heat.
WILLIAM THORNTON.
City OF Washington. Fen. %, 1926
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-26
March go, 1882
Martmsburg Wooden Factory.

Martinsburg Wooden Factory.
HE subscribers respectfully inform their
friends and The public generally, that
they continue TO carry on the Wooden Manu-
featuring business in all its branches, and
mat they are now really 10 receive Wool and
manufacture it into Cloth, Blankets, Cassi
nets, Flannel, Linsey and Carpeting on the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms; their Machines having undergone an
expensive repairing, they are now able TO do
work IN the best manner-Particular care
VIM be paid to all kinds of country work, that
II snail De done as directed, having three
sets OF Carding Machines. Persons living
at distance can have their Wool carded
Immediately.
They haze on hand handsome assortment of
Cloth, Cassinet, Blankets, Full
ed 4 Plaid Linsey x Carpeting,
which they will sell cheap. or give in ex
change for good clean Wool.
JOHN N. RIDDLE s. Co
March %, 1892.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-26
& = ~ L g. s. ZEE /,

Byron IS tuit , icet 80 inches nigh, years
oiu h.At spring, hue bay, very great beau
y eAGeiltnt action, ioGm ana strength III,
vas gol by tie celebrated race horse Nireu,
III who was certainly among Sir Archy $
'"sl lavorIte sons; his dam was Coquette shr
ny Or Arciy,) nho was also The dam OF iho
distinguished race mares Virginia L.ayiette s
' irslhia Taylor, Coquettes dam was The
e'oofateu olu Bet Eounce; she was also the
IAN Oh Afao Darsheba, considered the mos,
promising young mare ever raised in tins Of,
Guy o'ntf country she dledvery young, ne
yer having run but one race, which Was
SainSt The celehrsted Henry which she won
very easily, Henry being no match Tor her /,
anu, Brilliant sc. bot Boonce was by he
imported SIR Iiarry, the best son ofSr peIe,
l eazie; 3 by Oh .ledicy; & d. by MARI
anthony 5 d by jolly Roger, sgg d
me iaho0S Imported mare Jenny Cameron
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-26
Naluabie Land for sale.

m VIE Farm on which the subscriber re.
Fl sides Is for sale, II is situate within one
mile OF Martlnsburg, containing $40 acre
OF hrst-rate LIMESTONE LAND. about
10 acres OF which is timber; theecleared land
IS IN high state of cultivation Dwell
'ne House is very comfortable, a good Barn.
ana every other necessary building; a large
orchard oil the best fruit, A good barga,l,
may be had If application is made immediate
y, and possession gwen between the lst and
9Th April next.
WILLIAM LONG.
march 8, 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-26
RANDOLPH.
TIE 1oUorile Son Of 1yaccLus

S4taza at the stable Of Mir Ezekic
Showers, IN The town OF Martinsburg. ihe
iour ilrst days in each week, the two las,
days at the stable of Jacob Vandorcn. At ten
collars the season, but may be discharged
by the payment Of eight dollars if paid with
10 The season. five dollars (cashD the single
leap 10 any one putting five mares. The
price OF one win be deducted. Great care
vii be taken Of all mares put TO RandoInh
but no accountability fer accidents.
RANDOLPH is handsome bay. nea,
sixteen hands high, four years old Ibis snt,no.
he was sired by the celebrated horse CIae
chus, he by tie imported Diomede- Corne
ia, grand dam of Mark Antoney, and dan
Of Gracchus, was by Chanticleer, tthe bes
son OF >FIl,'air, and best horse of his day.
her dam by Old Celer. (best son of Ola
anus grand dam by Mark Autoncy, (hesl
'on OF Old Partner, who himself was the
best son OF Notions Traveller, out of Sell
iia' oy the Godolphin Arabian.) great granu
ram ny Jolly Roger, out OF a Silver Eye
'h,ch herse was Imported, and the propert,
II San':i Du Val, esq RAN DOLpHS dan |
y Leeboo. grand dam by Douh!e Heao.
Feat grand dam by Top Gallant-Yop Gal
ants dam was the Maid OF the Valley. h, |
I'D Whip. THOMAS PATTON
April ;, 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-26
Commissioners Sale.

q BURSUANT TO Decree Of the Superior
RI Court OF Law ~ Ghaucery for Berkeley
county, rendered at the March term last
past, the subscribers, as Commissioners
named in said Decree, will offer al Public
Sale, TO the highest bidder, before the Court
House door, in the town Of laartinshurg, on
Monday, the 1st day Of May court, 1872.
the following valuable property, belonging 70
the heirs of Jacob Bishop, decd,
Several Lots of Land,
in the vicinits of Martnsburg being all the
ont lots belonging TO the said estate; in all,
containing nearly forty acres of land: the
greater part adjoining The lands Of Roush
VIM. Long, < others and one Of the lots
adjoining the property owned by George
Wolff, Esq, on which there is good deal
OF valuable timber, and is partly cleared
These lots will be particularly desirable TO
residents OF the town in consequence of their
being III the vicinity of The village.
.NHe same time and place,
Eight valuable Young Slaves.
The Terms Of the sale, as prescribed by
the Decree, will he--one-third cash-one-
third IN SIX, and one third in twelve months
from the day of sale. The purchaser or pur
ehasers OF the real property to give bond
with security, and deed of trust, on the
premises. to secure the deferred payments;
the purchasers Of the slaves, bonds with an
proved sureties for the deferred payments.
The property of both descriptions will be
sold m lots, or parcels, as may be deemed
most to the advantage Of the heirs, and at
The same time to suit purchasers
EDMUND | LEE r.
ID Ill CONRAD,
Comm'rs under the Decree
March 90, 1882
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-26

also on hand quantity of Mems and Wo
'nehS :, Saddles, Brides, Meaningless, Cola,
ma Harness Of every description, made i.
'ne pest possible manner. winch he is dete,
"''iieh TO sell at prices to suit the times.
NJ. JOHN HELFERSTAY.
Martnsburg. MarcL- /. 1892.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-26

toiore si,en him. and
bess leave 10 inform them
that he has inst received
a very splendid assor;
ment of Saddlcary, con
siStlng OF Birdie Bits
StIrrup Irons. end every
other article necessa,t
for Inc husinnss lInLn.