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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-01
Cash for Negroes

Cash for Negroes
NTE wish to purchase one hundred and fifty likely
w Negroes. of both sexes, from 12 to IS years Of
age, field hands; also mechanics Of every description.
Persons wishing to sell would do well to give us .
call, determined to give higher price for
slaves thsn any purchasers who are may hereafter
be in this market, and no certificates required.
Any communications promptly attended to. We can
At all times be found at oursesidence west end Duke
street, Alexandria, ID C.
Jan Is FRANKLIN & ARAFIELD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-01
ABBoTsFoRD, September, 1881.

The late Fire in Durbury-The Plymouth
Memorial gives the following particulars Of the
distressing fire in Duxbury last week.
Capt. Jacob Weston, Mr., Geo. Cushman, and
the widow of the late Mr. Nath. Southworth, all
persisted in the fiames. The manner in which
the FIRE was communicated is unknown. At
about eight O'Clock, Mr. Barstow, his wife and
child, who also resided in the same house, retir-
ed to rest, and in about half an hour they were
awakened by the barking Of dog in the a,ijoin-
ing room, where he left Mr.. Weston reading a
newspaper. On discovering the house to be on
fire, they attempted to make their escape at the
door which was locked. but in the confusion OF
the moment the key was lost, and the door re-
NAMED closed. They then Effected their escape.
with nothing but their night clothes, through a
window of the room in which Mr.. Weston lodg-
ed, the flames burst out with great violence. -
He was however heard to speak after the alarm
had been given, and probably attempted to escape
at the door which was locked, as his body was
found near it. Mr.. Cushman who was an aged
man and revolutionary pensioner. and Mrs.
Southworih, were in another part of the house,
and probably enveloped in the flames before they
were aware of their situation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-01
Potatoes y Onions.

TNCNCtCS q UN1ONS.
nnn BUSHELS potatoes, in casks of bushels
u" each, and 1900 punches onions, Of excellent
quality and prin order, board schooner Adelaide
Janney Brown from Boston; which will be sold low,
if taken from the wharf. Appyto
ian 80 S. II. 4 s H. JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-01
Notice

Notice
Office Of the Alexandria Caral Company,2
s6 January 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given. to the ockho,ders in this
~ company, that an nstalment of two dollars per
share is required he paid before the first day
of March, and further nstslment of two dollars per
share, on or before the first day Of April, next.
by order of the Board.
JOHN II. CREASE,
Jan 27-d3tGeotf Clerk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-01
Nines, brandy, &c.

Wines, Brandy, &c.
o HALF Pipes c!sret wine
- IS dozen bottles do do
French Brandy, h and 9th proof
barrels rose water
demjohn oil of v,rio
do aquaOrts
10 barrels distilled beer, and pure cider vinegar
Also, small Quantity of logwood, fustc, and blue
vitriol. For sale by
jan y GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-01

r,.btie SHE.
XNyILL be sold at public auction, on Saturday, the
w 4th day Of February next, At West Groves the
following articles, viz:
set biacksmitl's tools
'arge quantity Of unbroken hemp
I s,in- boat
10 or II stacks old hay
barrel Romsn cement
machine for gathering clover seed
II shares Hunting Creek Bridge stock
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock Terms cash.
jan 81 Is $. ShIrH, Adm'x.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-01
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, alexandria. d. c. on the
LIST of fEBdUiRH 1852.
Cr Persons calling for letters III the following list,
VIII please say rHxr ADVERTISED, or they may not
yet them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-01

ton Of health as may him to spin his thread
TO an end in his own country.
Had he continued to prosecute his usual litera-
~ abors. it seems indeed probable, that at the term
Of years he has already attained, the bowl, to use
the pathetic language of Scripture, would have
been broken at the founta and little can one who
has enjoyed on the whole an uncommon share of the
os,inestimable oil worldly blessings.be entitled to
complain that life, advancing to its period. should
be attended with it's usual proportions Of shadows
and storms. They have affected him at least in
no more painful manner than is inseparable from
the discharge Of his part Of the debt of human
nifty.
Of those whose relation to him 10 the ranks Of
life might have insured him their sympathy un.
der indspositiOn, many are now no more; and
those who NAV yet follow in his wake. ARE entitled
to expect in bearing inevitable evils, an example
OF hrmness and patience, more especially Oh the
part Of one who has enjoyed no small good fortune
during the course of his pilgrimage.
The public have claims on his gratitude, for
which the author of Waverly has no adequate
means of expressions; but he may be permitted to
hope, that the powers Of his mind, such as they
are, may not have different date from those OF
his body; and that he may again meet his patron
izns friends, If not exactly in his old fashion OF
literature, at least in some branch which may not
call forth the remark, that
Superfh'us isgs the veteran on the stage.
ARBorseoRp September. 1881
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-01

For Sale,
NoW landing from the Brig Alexandria,
~ tiHnS. Porto Rico sugar
~ IL do st Croix do
&C barrels do do
20 barrels tanners oil
20 do whale do
10 do refined do
so bbls and 20 half bbls NO mackerel
50 boxes sperm candles
50 10 mould, A" Jackson brand
200 do yellow soap
100 casks cut nslis and brads
800 drums Smyrna figs
10 bales hops
jan IS BY a. c. CAZENOVE 4 Go.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-01
SALES Ar AUCTION.

Public sale.
WILL be sold at public auction on Saturday, me
w 4th iay Of February, At the Tavern OF samues
Cats, at West End,
LOT OF GROUND,
adjoining the Farm ot James l.. HckeTns, Esq. con-
tanning five and ,hirt, biz poles being lnme'
tiately the Little River Turnpike Road, about two
Miles frown Iown:it would make desirable situation
for q Garden or Tavern. Terms OF sale cash
GEO. w. VARNELL.
Alexandra, ian Si--3t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-05
mARr1SsBURe, va THURSDAY, AParL 8, 1881.

def!r No, il was not in mortal man to treat
written decision Of that Court with deiib.
crate contempt When the gentleman from
Georgia said that his own State would DO il,
ne said that which could not be, and which
none could beheve
The gentleman has said that the State Of
Georgia would treat not oaly the decision Of
the Supreme Court, but any proceeding OF
Congress on the same subject, with sove-
reign contempt. Georgia treat the Congress
OF the u. States with contempt What is
Congress- individually its members may be
nothing; bat the Constitution bad clothed
them with high and commanding attributes.
Congress might have its spots, and its
blotches, and its diseased members. but
Georgia could not respect the Constitutional
acts OF Congress. Did she not send 10 this
House her most respected men, and when 1t
hears their voices, the State comes before 1t
with a consideration which IL could not other
wise attain No, he never would believe that
Georgia wsuld insult either that House, or
Americas Supreme Judicial tribunal. II
might not be necessary for Congress to do
any thing in reference TO this matter; yet, il
might become necessary for 1t to do every
thing He trusted, however, that any action
of Congress on the SUBJECT would net he re-
CURED. He trusted that the generous ard
enlightened South would not trample ON the
common prosperity. net cHtitself loose from
the ceminon bond OF brotherhood. Should
this, nevertheless. come 10 the course oil
events, the Nation will still, trust, remain
great and prosperous, and Geergia-----what-
ever God permits her 10 ne
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-05
'"Clay, Liberty and Union.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN NOMINATION..
FOR PRESIDENT.
HENRY CLAY, of Kentucky.

FOk FlCE-PRESlDENI,
JOHN SERGEANT, Of Penn.
TIE CHAMPIONS OF THE AMERICAN System.
The WORKING MANS ADVOCATES.
The FRIENDS OF LIBERTY IN EVERY CLINE.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-05

By calculation Il appears That al .ssss,a 9
80 years lor generations. and <ecRos.sse.
5,as7 years ,Om Adsrr. to the ,pesent time,
that l45 thoosaDs million. al hss,l.an beings
have existed on the ear.,a since the system
OF cur ~ 90 commessed.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-05
SKETCH OF The LAWS.

Passed al ths Session Of isJi--sa, IF a gsns-
raj character, or hcring reiation to osw yea
tfesss d, fkis serfiou af es,,s,f,7,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
Public Sale

6RYiLL be s. ID at public sale, on Friday
w The 23d instant. at the late residence
OF Isaac Vanmetre, deed. one mile from the
Cross Roads. and about from Martnsburp.
Ten OF t1cetDe valuable Wors Horses,
Brood s0ae' and seceral btooded Cplss;
F1ty heaa u f'ogs,
Fifty choice Sheep;
ii.afalag Utensils IF epery description;
Iieo t}ago'ts. oae Curt. SETS 2ea,s ne,a.
tio''shs i1@rosos, lpheot Fan, { t.ttl,sg yor.
500oibs 8.3CO.A;
Ho"sehofd and Kitchen Furniture Of aiIhiass
ok mp"ii's cresiis will be given on all sums
eAceedihg i've dollars. the purchaser giving
''oia ano approved security; OF that sum and
oh'ef Inc casn VIII be required. Sale to
commence early in the day
NARY VANMETRE.
WILLIAM N. THOMPSON.
March 8, 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
70 ALax1yzfaCtg1rerS.

fiE suGsc rlbeIs wishing 10 Nibdrau
"a from the Manufacturing business otIel
'or sale their entire stock OF Machinery IN
their Carpet Factory at Alar,insburg Ne
can safely say to any person that understands
tue business. that this establishment offers
as many, II not more Undue omrnts. than any
m The Valley. Beng stu ted IN wool
growing country, plenty OF water, and the
Machinery good, and IN first rate order
he Machinery consists IN part Of two
Cdrdlng hachines, one with new Cards;
&c Picker; one sixty spindle Billy;
One sixty spindle Jennie aHd Reel:
One twenty tour spaIuie fwIste and Wheel;
. Looms with hand Stays, Shutlies s. Geers
nfee Machines complete, for figured work
Wrapping AiiIl and frame,
Twelve good steel Recess;
\ first rate screw aud Press with Heater,
81 aring Machines. Fullmg Stocks. Ientc,
. -, Large Dye Kettle, 2isd size do ST..
Si%t do; Blue Vat net, sc with the patent
'lsht on Carpet Looms for live counucS-
WITH Table Desk, Pots. Kettles. Tub.
N'o'es, Jacks, 81 sc al ready lor opera
nous Any one "ishin- to purchase. aiil
"e.l 10 make early aWhcalion
JAMES \ RIDDLE,
X JANNLE
Mattnsburs, Febraap, -, 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
March /, 1882.
Six Gents Reward.

AN AWAY 90 the 18Th ult an apnren
& y lice hoy named E.NOCH BRY.4W,
bound hy tie Overseers of the Poor. aged
II years last March, he took with hun a
drab clth coat and pantaloons, fur hat and
snndry other clothing not recolected here
by iOrwarn all persons against harboring
hm or giving him empi vment in any man.
ner. as | am determined to prosecute all sue h
ellen .ers tn the utmost extent Of the law I
viii give the above reward if brought home.
but no thanks.
WILLIAM MCCLURE.
March / 1S3l-1
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
ibsrsddy, March 8.
ELECTORAL APpoRTIoNMEKr.
n motion d MIR B,oanax. i was

On motion % MIR biudnax. 4 was
Resotued, Thst leave he gwen to bring in
a hi To amend an act to reduce into one the
several acts uow IN force, providing for the
appnitloumt mt OF electors TO choose a presi
dent and Vice Presi lent OF the United States
passed February 18th, 1928
MIR Brodnax SAID "a presenting the resoin-
ton that il must have been obvious that The
same danht which formerly hung over the
derlsion in Congress OF the Apportonment
bill sill existed, and that circumstances gave
little hope ol the passage OF that bin within
any reasonable period. Add really this fine
weather admonished them 10 prepare Tor The
adjournment Of the General Assembly Some
order must be taksn this subject; and It
would he Thought. be acceptable to their
constituents II some measures should I've ar
rived AT TO relieve the legislature from the
duty this year. Of paIcelng out he State ia
to ELECTORAL districts. which could not occupy
les than week 1t did not seem at ali pro
hahlr thtt Virginia Wouid be entitled 10 less
than p nltm bers OF Congress; and ,f they
should pass law for the election of thai
number; and IN case we,should be entitled Ia
one 90 two ahsiI ional members. the mower
might be l. the hands of the legislature
to appoint them al its subsequent session
A suiar ease had formerly occurred and
ths legislature met one week earlier, in or
der 20 make the appointments Alr 3 ar
gueC IN favour OF his .arse. at some
length, and observed that The power was al
ways leit IN tie hands of the Legislature TO /
appoint members in case of sickness or other |
Causes Of abseI &c; aud that the princinle /
vas sustained BY the practice Of several of
the States
Messis Brodnax, Garter, Of p. w ,Goode
'up mers, Williams, Mcdowell, Faoikne-.
toare, McIIhanny, Webb. Chandler an.
jrenp. were appointed committee on tLe
utiect.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
a CARD.
Doctor James Garry,

".
q AIELF Of Baltimore, aud a member Of
Ed the Medical and Chirurgical Fsenlt, oe
Maryland, Announces to the citizens RI
Dafkesyllle and the adjacent towns ans, ra,,,.
try, that he has located himself at the sboys-.
mentioned town He respectfully efters them
his services in the several departments Of his
profession.
Having bad an opportunity during seve-
raj years, OF witnessing disease ia all lis forms
at the Baltimore lnfirmary and other inslitn-
tons. aud being very successful in the treat
ment thereof, he feels confident that ne will
give every satisfaction TO all those who may
favor him with a call. He can he found ne
j. s. 2. Garry's Store. or at MIR Boak's Ia
yern, il uot professionally engaged
~ y Dr u. would receive into bis office
one or two Young Gentlemen, whose Medi-
cal studies he would direct, aud also instruct
them critically IN the Greek, Latin and
French languages
Darkestile, March g. 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
Public Sale-

EEflLL De sold by pubic auction. at The
w residence OF the subscriber. one mila
from iabb's Cross Roads, and near Decks
id'era, on ,Donday the 26h instant. All of
h,S personal property, consisting OF a yalua-
Die brood mare and coli; mich COWS and
stock cattle, sheep and hogs, farming uten-
sis oil various kinds, such as plonnhs. bar.
rows &e household anu kitchen forniturs
Of every description, together with number
Oh articles MT necessary 10 particuIarise
rive months credit will be given the pu,cha.
ser on all sums OYER five dollars. upon GIVING
BOND with approved security, under thai ann,
cash Sale 10 begin early in the da,
JOHN DECK.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15

Gen. jacfsoas faasous saying that he
tco'tid not demand nothing tut 'ohai tcas clear
~ right ami snbnli 10 aotAua., tiat to,sS ,cr0ns
has bandied Gbo1i rs g tan0HS ieGt 1R,oagsl
the ,1'bmg Etect Nae otr, y go't ,eiH t,an
10 ,4rch6tstop Land Dairy Il. u 1913 gen
trW fat thts JomHts speech ,eds used by no less
nlaa Ma'. Charies he .tirst Of Ens lad ~
/ Com
Distressing .Accided On Sunday evening,
the i4'h INST about five O'Clock, slxlit.
crossing the Moron ahela, short distance
above the orisge with nine passengers,
was upset and five persons were drowned
M Lowe, his wife and child beng the
whole family, Mrs Clarke ani sister Alr.
Z. aad three little children, the eldest not
more than sax years old. were saved to
mourn over the loss OF the only relations tilrv
had in America fhev were lately from
England Putsb,rg Gas
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
rresnassrr iIewarel

81 tilE subscriber having sustained much
n damage from evil disposed persons tres
passing on his lands near Martins BURG. has
come 10 'he dctermmatienIo put stop to
Tie like III iuture-iIe thci eiore gives THIS
Caution TO all persons Nho may be found
tresPassl1E IN future. leaving open his gates.
Sc that ne wlii most certainly put The law in
,ul force agains: all such 20 found unlawful
y trespass.ng- Therefore. Rewarei
JACOB SCHAPPERT.
March l. 1882
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
WILSON & ANDERSON

n INFORM their friends aud customers that
Il having sold their cntire Stock OF Goods.
hey have declined business Tor time. They
f"tnfn their sincere thanks to the pnblic tut
ne very hhcral patronage extended TO them
lh'y request All persons indebted 10 them
'' bones, notes or book account. 10 make
p'vunehI, as die IS che first call they have
'de GA their Customers since ihe com
''oeem"ut OF their concera, they hone il
'i p" promptly attended Those indehte,
JOHN n. WILSON by bond or no,e
ne also 'equesled 10 make payment.
MaFtnsburs, March /, 1852.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
Public Sale.

gE7ILL be sold by public auction at the
Wv subscribers farm, formerly owned BY
the late Robert u Lyle, Oh TuesdDy the 27H
Instant, several valuable Horses, Brooe
Mares aud Colts, plantation Wagon. &c
me months credit will pc given the purcha
er upon giving bond with approved security
ale will begin cary II the day
JOSEPH GORRELL.
March |. 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
Land Tor sale.

EbURSUANi' to q decree of the Court oil
q Morgan county, the undersigned as
Commissioner named IN said decree. will ex-
pose to sale at public auction, before the
court house in Bath, on Saturday The 3lsl
If March ia,t (being the first day Of Supe
r,yr Court. TRACE Or LAND, living
~ sad county. about eight miles from Bath
3a the dire ct road 10 Marhnsbufg. being the
same tract Of which the late John hiixon
dled seized. ihere are upon the land two
dwelling honses aud "A valuable saw Mill. II
j. 10 good condition lol cultivation and con
lains from two to thfee hundred acres
The land wdl be sold subject to the dover
right Of kesiaa Iiixon, widow OF SAID John
Furlhe particulars made known on the day
OF sale
EDNuND p HUNTER, Com'r
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15

aluaDle Real Estate for sale.
s 'HE subscriber offers 70, sale valuable
ID TN l,3RD and all necessary build.
mSS thereto apPertain,ng, with constant
SaIll' OF running water; two DWELLING
IiOOof.>, lone of which is of Brick and
'he Other OF Log together with an bali a.
GRE OF ground, situate in DarkesyilIe Rer.
keiey county. Virginia; on the main road
leading from Mariiasburg to Winchester.
JACOB T. SEfBERT.
n u. WANTED-a JOURNEyMAN
TANNER. A single man would be bretered.
Darkesville, March 8, 1882.
,, - Torch Lsght." Hascrsto,sa; Heyaii.n
4 fede''ch9o'ca; and Free Prose- CHARLES
to.ea, ,eiA lnseft 10 the amt Of 81, and ctasr.
this office
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
March /, 1882
Public Sale of Real Estate.

Public Sale of Real Estate.
PURSUANT TO decretal order rendered
& 10y The Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Cbancery for Frederick county. on the
sin day ol December, 1881, in the case of
&, oige Payne against it,nry Payne, shall,
Is Special Commissioners, sell at pubic auc-
ion to tho highest bid er, before the front
ioor of Fal tors Hotel in Winchester, on
SATURDAY, Tie l7n day IF 3fsil neat.
a Piece OF Parcel of Land,
Tying Ia Berkeley county, containing about
one hundred aod forty aercs, it being part
# larger tract Of land sold by the said
George Payne TO the SAID Henry Payne, aGd
-adjoins the Yellow House estate, and the
lands OF Thomas Campbell John Paynea and
others HE terms WI he one fourth of th"
purchase money o'ust be paid on the day OF
sale, and the balance IN three equal pay
neHts OF SIN, twelve and eighteen months
the purchaser giving deed Of trust TO Sc
cure tie deIered payments
w. G SiNuL1 IN, Commissioner.
Februaf. IS. II
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
LAcxsnNvIILr LLllinnl.l Ell

Distressing Casual, - Dm 6!s the storm. Of
Friday morttig tdsi, ,sa1e q part q 'tte Jan
dy y .Hr Hen taylor. q uas torn, ,cere
seated aroe~'d tie fire one Of tie ciitayen. It
Toy about secea years Of age, was Instantly
struck dead By hghnmg
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
hloprLE, Feb. o.

Important Report 1t is stI|s,l Il. d iesier
from .Noaikomery, aoh,"h tras siowa rs tbs
a'ornulg, ADt a,e Cseeh delegation at !, asa
n'eton haer coHciuded a sreuty puh tie Zoo
c,nmenl, by 'ehjch he hare ceded 10 ihe Ll,it
Ell States all their lands Las! u tie mississippi.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
Public Sale.

"a ILL be sold by public auction. At ,ba
resmie'ce Of The subscriber on Drv
KUN on Saturday The 31St instant, number
o. valuable work horses, brood mares. mich
c COW" anu stock cattle. sheep and hogs; about
oooios PRIME bacon; farming utensils Of va.
s'Pus Kinds; household and kitchen furniture.
together WITH number of articles moi a.
ctssaIy 10 partlcnlarse. Six months c,odt
VIII De gwen the purchaser on all sums oyc-
ilVe douars. upon giving bond with annoy
ed security under that sum cash Sale I.
begin early in The day y
march 8, 1892
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
pnblic Sac.

EETILL be sold by public sale. On Tuesday
Wv fhs aTth inadnt il fair. if not the next
fair day. at the late residence Of Robert q
L.t,le. deceased, the personal property OF said
deceased. consisting Of Horses. Saddles, Bri
dies. sc Hay by the ton, one barrel Of ex
ceIlent Gin; complete set Of Surveyor 10
struments; first rate eight-day Clock, Desk
and Book Case; Stove and pipe; Rifle Gun;
Cupboard. Se,tee, Washing nachin.; Gate
STUFF together with Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting in part OF Beds. Bed
steads. Chairs, sc. Nine IN onths credit
will be given the purchaser on all sums a
boye eve dollars; five dollars and under. The
cash viii he required Note ard security will
be asked. Due attention will be given on
the day Of sale.
MARGARET II LYLE, .7dm'rr.
March /, 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
Charlestown Pulling and taf.
ing Mil.

Hl9 1tiA.
FESfIF subscriber wishes to procure d COR
3 petent person 10 take charge OF h,s
Fuliing and CaIding Mil near CharIessorn.
or he would rent il for term OF years
This establishment is known to be one Of
the best situated and most desirable in the
ReigbbsfhoOd. II is calculated to do ,-orI,
to the amount Of $1,000 year. if propefls
managed. The machinery, cards, &c are
IN complete repair-and the tenants house
genteei and commodious
None need apply who cannot satisfy me OF
his thorough acquaintance with the business.
and other requisite qualifications 80 carry il
on, Possession gwen on the Isl OF Anil next
ANDREW KENNEDY.
Chariestown, March 8, 1881 st