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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-16

Masonic celebration Of the centennial ds'''
rersary The masonic societies of Winches
tes and its neishborhood, having been nvtted
by the committee of arrangements. will take
part in the coming celebration. mere Tor
NAL and detailed notice witt be given IN our
next.-I5id.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-16
THE BLACKS IN VIRGINIA.

The Richmond Enquirer states that the bill
reported by the Committee Of the Virginia
Legislature provides that all persons of color
shall be removed from this Commonwealth 10
Liberia or other places on the Western CoaSl
Of Africa or elsewhere, that the Governor,
members Of the Council of the State, and
the Treasury shall constitute Board Of
Commissioners, Of which the Cove NOR shall
he the president, TO he called "1he Cen
trdl Board of Commissioners" TO perform The
duties provided for by this act; that the Cen
trail Board shall appoint subordinate com
missioners in Norfolk, Richmond, Peters
bnrgh. Fredsricks burgh or other places. to
provide vessels, collect free persons Of color,
and, provide for their transportation, SC
with authority TO draw on the public treasury
for money expended for their passage and
support from time to time. No person to be
renewed from the State without his or her
consent, as long as a sufficient number who
are wiling to go can be obtained When
a sufficient number for cargo cannot he
found willing to go, selection shall be
made first Of males between the ages of I6
and 25, and females between the ages oil ID
AMI 23,-when these are exhausted, selec.
ton shall be made from males between the
ages Of Is s. IS, and their wives s. children
HHuEF Tue aye Oh 10, duH Oh females having
no husbands with their Children Of the same
class. Afterwards selection shall be made
Of males between the ages of As and IS, and
female between The ages oil 30 and 80. No
male above the ages OF as, or female above
40. to be removed without their consent.
The county courts and corporations TO lay
off districts, and make enumeraions 0.
the free colonred persons The Central
board to make reqIistion Of the several
| courts for their respective quotas, whenever
any number is needed to complete cargo.
Colored persons owning property to GER
tain amount shall pay the price Of their own
transportation, when voluntarily ottci ing TO
go; the expense Of transportation, and ten.
porary support of those having no proper ty
to be betrayed out ofthe treasury. All Isves
hereafter emancIpated, TO nc forthwith re-
| moved -Fiie sun Of sI00,oo0 is sppropra
ed for thcyear lS33-aIid hereafter 900 600
annually Such is a general outline of the
bill The question agtated was that Of The
compulsory principle embrace IN the first
section y motion 10 an end that section, so
as TO dtvest the bill of its coereive character,
was, aitet considerable debate, successful.
Several other motions were made, and deci
ded by najorlties which amply proved the
determination OF the House &c adopt some
measures for The removal Of the free blacks
although the hdl may still undergo some ma
teral alterations.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-16
NASHVILLE, (Tenn)1.n

Uu THE, ( ftHN Jan Ii,
. nc sereTeSf cold yet This morning AT sun.
rise; our Thermometer, which during the re-.
hafaao'e reiI weather of last month fell owls
70 10 des below zero. YVES dist.nc,ly obsery.
ed ny US at Ii deg. beio,c zero.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-16


The Richmond Wing, when adverting TO
he speech Of 3lr, Ilayne. seys:-'eIn reading
MIR. Haynes speech let thc reader SET down
half the ills he cnnmcrates as the effects Of
The Tariff, to rhetorical Ilorish. and south
ern Inauguration and threef0urths OF the o.
Their half TO slavery-which BY rendering
olanual labor degrading in the eyes Of those
whs consider themselves yoeH born, causes
southern youth to be brought up in idleness,
and worthlessuess, and repress cxertion, and
1t is enough, why IN the south, We see so
many once opnleut families in ruins, so many
gentlemen OF pedigree in perjury, and the
absence Of that remarkalAe in every non.
slave holding portion OF the United States
eoery portion we say; without exception. This
rs truth which every man IN his own bosom
acknowledges. But for its existance, we
should never have heard a n5trmer against
the Tariff, upon which is poured all that dis
content which the pressure Of misfortune en-
genders, and which naturally seeks to vent
ltselfupon something, which its calls the cause,
whether truly or falsely. Take the most cz-
agerated estimate of tie tax which Virginia
Is supposed TO pay under the Tariff, divide
II per capita and il viii he found most neon
siderable, most insufficient to account for
nations decay Il is not political, but
moral cause, which is at the bottom of south.
ern decline"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-16

u case q Conscience. The following al.
o"y nous ie'tcr has been received by the Col.
,ecsor OF Boston through the Post ONCE.
y was throughout printed ard directed in
neaut'ial German text, in sty lie ~hicb shows
IN. %. penman to haze been complelly master Of
ms instrument, and appears n,ore LlIsir
mode. - ''ie usua1
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-16

The Philadelphia Gazette relates curious
case of combustion, whether spontaneous or
not, the Chroniclor OF the facts does not de-
eide 1t appears that Just as the southern
mail was leaving Philadelphia Tor tie north,
the mail bag was discovered 10 be on fire II
was immediately opened; fears being enter
tanned that some hot political papers of OPP
Poste opinions had got together and were
consuming each other up, somewhat after the
manner Of Kilkenny cats Several packages
we're burning, and one was quite in blaze
II is supposed 10 have arisen from unextin-
5n'shed sealing wax;--nr perhaps from .pou
taneous combustion Coniactnres as to any
other canse are, in use the ordinary parlance
shrouded 10 mystery"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-16

IONthESS-ln the Senate, on Monday.
several petitions we're presented on tue sub
-yeei OF renewal OF The bank charter, and
two for the reduction Of postage on ncwsna
Eers, periodical ana literary works The de-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-16
ANDREW JACKSON
Messrs Sdas r. Burrows j. II Wallace, e.
III Carmichael. e. ~. Bassett.

Centennial .AHnrersGfy Of Washington's
B'ffh Day. The movement which is making
Tor celebrating the hundyedth anniversary Of
Nashnston's birthday, seems to be gen
eral and animated enc Meetings have been
held IN the towns OF The Uni0n-R esolntions
have been adopted in some OF the State lie
sis'atnres-and a spirit has been exer;cd for
paying the tribute of a nations gratitude. on
The Centennial Anniversary, to the man who
was "trst IN war, first in peace. and Grst in
Tue hearts Of his countrymen"
One OF the most imposing movements is
tnade ~ The House of Representatives Of
'he 7 uIted States. whose proc oding Of Fri
DAY last We extract Richmond Comp.
The Father oFhis cou.try-By referring TO
,he proceedings Of a puhc meeting, pub
hshtd in'anoiher column il vii! I've seen lba,
oar citizens intend to celebrate in h,com
'cg manner the centennial anniversary If H.,
hrth OF Washington. Great preparation.
&C being r1afe in all quarters OF The unid
60 honor the day Congress and The STAT,
Legislatures, and the corporations Of the
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-16
HONORs TO THE MOTHER OF
WASHINGTON.

Our readers will reeollect that Mr.. SILAs
e. BURROWS, generous citizen Of N. York !,
in the course of last summer, offered TO the
Monumental Committee OF the citizens OF
Fredericksburg, to defray. himself, the ex-
pense Of Monument to be placed over the
remains of the MOTHER o! General WASH
,YGTos. which lie inferred IN the vicinity Of
Fredericksburg. The offer was not then ac-
cepted; but this noble hearted citizen lately
made Journey TO Fredericksburg for tina
purpose OF repeating his proposition; and
the annexed correspondence will show that
his generous offer has now been acceded TO,
and that measures have been taken to COM
mence the work with all due solemnity and
respect.
FREpERIcKsnURa. Va Feb 8, 1852
Gentlemen: Il again vlsit you to repeat my
former wishes OF furnishing, Individually, the
funds for erecting the Monument over the
remains of MARY, the mother Of WAsHING
TON
As the spot where her ashes rest was by
HsT Scltcteu, tHcFt lei the Monument re RAJ
sed, and the willows of Noun. Veruon, from
the tomb Of the Son, wave over the Mother
grave. My offer is the trisd,e of an Amer
can heart. and the investment will bequea,h
rs legacy to my children, Of far more value
than any peeuniary possession. The Monu
ment shall he OF such dosign and compost
ton as TO please the Family Of Washington
the citizens of Frederieksbu burg, and your hon
orable COMMITTEE
am, gentlemen, your oi,edient servant,
SlbAS f.. BURROWS.
The Monumental Committee, Fred burg
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-16

II Ferito7's .idrenture.- Saturday eve
n'hg last, ibou. dark, says the AIuncy Tcle-
graph, while Mr., Joseph Bailey, of tie island
opposite Jersey shore, was engaged IN secu-
Fln1 fat boat that laid in HE liver. a large
piece OF ice came in contact viii II. broke
IFS moaTings, and hurried il into The midst Of
the stream The floating ice preclajed all
hopes of his being able 10 reach The shore
Thus exposed to al the sensations of cold,
and incer'itadn Of fate, he made voyase Of
ahott 'iiiY miles, passed through tia, neach
IN ainney Dam, aud was rescued AZ ihe NJ
ton Bridge.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-16
BOSTON, Feb. Z, Isas.

Dear S'r-The enclosed money, 81 IS, Is
"hst IS due to the United States for d1iips
anu interest on a few articles reported by
nie rev years since, upon witch have
never pa'o what Tue law Justly requires.
arr, Your truly,
ole that is unjust in the least. is minis,
also Ia much"
David Henshaw. Esq Collector. BOSTON.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
POLITICAL MEETING.

The Young Men of the Ma
tional Republican party in Ber-
kelley county, are invited to at
tend a public meeting to be hol-
den at the Court 0use, on Sa-
turday the 18th inst. at 9 O'clock,
for the purpose of appointing
delegates to the Young MEMS
National Republican Convention
to meet in Washington City, on
the first Monday in May next.
1t is confidently hoped that
every young man, who feels that
the principles of this party are
in support of the true interests
of his country, will appreciate
the Importance of the object in
view, and cheerfully lend to it
his personal aid.
Many Young Men.
March l, 1899.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
Public Sale.
March 1. 1880

AEyILL he sold by public sale, on 1,u.ao,,
w the eth instant, IL lair. if NOT ths n-xe
fair day, at the late residence of Reberf III
Lyle, deceased, the personal property Of said
decreased, consisting Of Horaes, Saddles. Br;-
dies, &c Hay by the ton, one barrel Of en-.
cellent Gin; complete set Of Surveyors In :.
suuments; q FIRST rate cightd day Clock. Desk
and Book Case; Stove and pipe; Rifle Gun:
Cupboard, Settec. Washing Machine. Cate
Stuff, together with Household and k,,chcn
Furniture, consisting 10 part Of Beds. Bed
steads, Chairs. SC. Nine month"; credit
Will be given the purchaser On all sums A.
bove five dollars; five dollars and under. thu
cash Will be required Note and securisy will
De asked Due attention win be given on
the day of sale.
MARGARET II. LYLE, .asiarr.
Mach 1, 1882
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01

$4,000 TICKETS.
tickets s5- Halves 50 5e--Qnarters 81 IS.
Tickets and Shares and Packages, to be had
m the greatest uafiety Of .N'umbers at
STEVENSON s. FONTS OFFICE,
Stalston, Kirgiuia
41-Ail orders from a distance. enciosin 1
the cash, or prize tickets. will be thankful,
received ~and promptly attended to, If al
dressed to
STEVENSON g. POINTS. Managers,
Statnton, tsFginia
a3-Tickets and shares can he had OF the
following gentlemen who act as Agents iol
The Managers, VIZ:
W AsHINGrON KROESEN, .iGfinsbt,rg
DANIEL ENTLER, I xbeohe,d,to,,a
WILLIAM L. B0Ak, UarhesU,ile.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01

WILL De sold .. putlic sale on Saturday
W the lnh instant, al the Tavsra On
Back Creek. at present kept by Mr.. Hush
cunningham, Oh ee COPPER STILLS a.
different slkes from sixty to one hundret, and
twenty gallons, with Caps. Worms sc. a.
bout iorty Tubs, ten Kegs and various Other
apparatus belonging to Distsiiets; ti,cy
WIN be sold separate Also, some Gags. a
watch, and three tons HAY and olhv, sr,i-
Giles. being balance of property belonging
to the estate of the late Il. Snodpgass re-.
naming unsold A liberal credit will be riv.
en- on BOND and approved security.
ROBERT v SNODGRASS, Ear.
March l. 1872
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
Public Sale.

WILL be sold at the subscfib al. g.
w Bakers Ron, near Char e.to,.a t ~
, ssr, !. county IN Z: on Ihsdsy Ne SCI Of Marek
OF one first rate plantation, ,yagas psls
new cart. horse gears Of all kinds i. i i;,ai.
rate bear sheer Ploughs two ~ k =. n.s.-
first rate wheat fan; severs,. arst rate s wor.
e nor ana ysluset' colt, all sired BY the
stud colts. all iroans two valuable m;lcb co..s
one mas ~ a durham heller calf at her
s'os. We no'e.si stud horse Hgderatley; twenty
nes hives eith bees; 3,0o0lbs. Bacon; one
hundred and thirty acres Of grain in the
ground, household and kitchen furniture 80
all kinds, one Negro Boy; Timothy and Clo'
yer seed, together with other articles not : !.
cessary 70 pariicularise. Nine months crsS-
il vii be given on all sums over five dollar.
upon giving bond with approved security. nn I
def that SUD, cash.
WILLIAM BURNS, ser.
l Bakers Run, February 10. 1892.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
PEDEGsMEH,

Byron is full feet 3 inches high, Z years
old next spring. fine bay, very great beau.
ty, excellent action, form and strength He
vas got by the celebrated race hsrsc Virgin
ian, who was certainly among Sir Archy's
first favorite sons; his dam was Coquette (she
by Sir Archy) who was also the dan, of the
distinguished race mares Virginia Taylor,
Coqie,te's dam was the celebrated Old Bet
Bounce; she was also the dam Of Arab Bar.
.sheba, considered the most promising young
mare ever raised 10 this or any other country
she died very young never having ron but
one race, wbicb was against the celebrated
Henry which she won very easily, Henry be-
ing no match Tor herr Tariff, Brilliant SIC.
Bet Bounce was by the imported Sir Harry.
the best son Of Sir Peter Teazie; by Old
Medley; I'd by Mark Anthony; gg g by
Jolly Roger, gggg d the famous imported
ma .Iennx
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01

Spring 1923, then three years old, he run
for the great sweepstakes over the Halifax
course, North Carolina, 70 which there were
seven subscribers, $500 each, when he was
the second morse, making a fine race in good
time, although he was quite lame for several
days before the race Fall after, he ran for
the post stake at Norfolk, five starting two
Ollie heats, entrance $500 each. This among
the best races ever run in the state, the Sc
cond hea. ~ three minutes forty t,ce seconds,
won by Polly Hopkins, beating Byron not q
| length. he again became lame, and did not
| run for another race--was turned out and
rested the next syring. Fall 1899 put him
| in training, and continued him until his de-
! fechve leg gave way, when was obliged to
| give him up. While sound had the highest
| opinion Of him. His stock is much appro
| sed-many Of his family sold very high; bis
dam at II years old for $1,000, his & d at 10
years old for $500; Sally Melville for 3 600;
Arab for $4,000; Brilliant for $1,000, Tariff
Tor $4,000. For the distinguished race M are
Virginia Lafayette, from the same mare (v,z
Byron's dam,) $500 was refused jW beior,
her death Byron himself, at t~o wears old
for $500, QateIy one half or him for 81 800:
for Virginia Taylor, also out Of the sam,
mare, $4,000 was ref..ed; at 8 years old ~.
four races, wen snree Of them. land OF III
races sh. ven was 10 three heats Of two mile
ea,n. and each Of the three heats was run
three naiassfes and tfty-tro seconds. eyinrin
5 | fine speed and bottom;) fer yearling fll
out oil the same mare $1,000 was refused, an
others held at high prices.
MN. X. JOHNSON.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
Trespassers Bewarel

tHE subscriber having sustained usa cl.
damage ifvm esil.disposed persons en- $.
passing On bis iands near Martin sburgs "a az
come to the determination 60 put stos 10
The like Va tature--He therefore gives ia =
caution to AL persons who may be fo,asa
trespassing IN future. leaving open his gatess
nc, that he will most Ger ainly putthc law 10.
iail force agaiast all such so found unlawful
" Therefore, Beware,
:. JACOB SCHApPERT.
March 4. 1889.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
MARRIED.

On Tu' sday la - Mr. John Stipp, to Miss
Sarah .dns Patterson, daughter of the late
Mr. Hugh V. Patterson. of this county.
DIED,
On the 10Th ult very suddenly, Elizabeth,
daughter of Mr. Ellis Ellis, Of this county,
in the lth year of her age.
On Monday morning last, Mrs. Elisabeth
fun. wife OF MIR Alfred Ross, and daughter
OF the late MIR Morgan Morgan, of this co
On Tuesday last, MIR Christian E5beris, Of
this place, at an advanced age.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
Six Cents Reward.

4 AN AWAY on the 18th oil, an aprren.
III " iicc boy named EJN0CH bRY.ayr
bound by the 0verseers of the Poor. ared
IL years last March; he took with h,m =
drab cloth coat and psntaloons, Eur hat and
sundry othsr clothing not rccolIected there.
by torwarn all persons against harborine
bun or giving him employment in any man.
uer, as | am determined TO prosecute all such
ofien iers to the utmost extent Of the law. +
VIII give the above reward if brought home.
but no thanks.
WILLIAM MCCLURE.
March A. fS31-s
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
YOUNG FRUIT TREES
FOR SuLE. -

IS 80
: Z iiir. subscriber has variety ofY0UNU
Il APPLE TREES, OF choice fruit, AM
Of TN" size Tor setting out the approaching.
season. such as the French, New York
Early and Green Pip Pin; the Bell Flower,
Vandivcr, Ross Green, Pplc. Red Streak,
Rambo, Smith and J~De Apple, which with
be sold for Ten Cents piece If taken from
the Nursery Those wishing TO purchase
are requested TO apply TO the following gen
tlemen, VIZ: Messfs. Thomas Undertake oil
Smithfield; Towner * Harris Of shepherds
town; the editor OF the MarGnsburg Gazette,
and the editor Of the Virginia Free Press; or
any orders addressed 10 them or to the sub
scfiber, stating the kind and Number they
wish to obtain, will be readily attended to-
I, is probable he will have some Scions in
Martinshurg and Charestown for sale at
March Court; and if requested. he will have
sosse sent to the above towns at i2A cent?
per scion. unless liberal purchase be made,
in which case, a reasonable deduction shall
be allowed j. ). WELSH.
March | 1632.--St
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
land for sale.

PURSUANT to decree OF the Court of
Il Morgan county, the undersigned as
Commissioner named in said decree, viii es
nose TO sale at public auction, before the
court house in Bath, on Saturday The slst
Of March, inst being the first day Of Sape-
rior Court,) TRACT OF LAND, lying
in said county, about eigh, miles from Bath,
on the direct road 10 Nartinsburg, being tbe
same tract of which the late John Hixen
died seized. There are upon The land two
dwelling houses and valuable sa" Mill Il
is in good condition for cultivation-and con
tains from two TO three hundred acres
The land Will be sold subject to the dover
right Of Kesiab Hixon, widow OF SAID John
Further particulars made known on the day
EDMUND P. HUNTER, Co'n'r.
March |, 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
CAuTIONI

EvHE public are hereby cautioned sgainst
Il taking an assignment on note ei hand
executed by the subscriber sometime IN the
month Of June, 1881, to certain Andrew
Ulmn, which consider fully paid, having
Offsets, Sc agalns, said note to the full a
mount, aud am determined not TO pay any
more on said note, unless compelled b. law.
JOSEPH ENGLE
March |, 1882
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
WILSON & ANDERSON

WILSON & ANDERSON
FNFORM their friends and customers that
FL having sold their entire Stock OF Goods.
they have declined business for time. They
return their sincere thanks to the public for
the very liberal patronage extended to them.
They request all persons indebted to them
by bonds, notes or book account, to make
payment; as this is the first call they have
made on their customers since the CON
mencement Of their concern. they hope 1t
viii be promptly attended. Those indebted
to JOHN K WILSON by bond or note,
are also requested to make pay ment
Martiusburg. March /. 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01

also on hand quantity of Mehs and wo
mems Saddles, Brides, Martingales, Collars
and Harness OF every description. made N
the best possible manner. which he is deter
mined to sell at prices to suit the times
JOHN HELFER>rAY
MaItInshurg. Nafch |. 1882
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
Public Sale.

ENILL he sold by public auction al tho
w subscribers farm, formerly owned bv
the late Robert b. Lyle, ON Iuesayu tho a7fh
instant, several valuable Horses, Brood
Mares and Colts, a plantation Wauon. &c.
Nine months credit will be given the p,rcha-
ser upon giving bond with approved security.
Sale will begin early in the day.
JOSEPH GORHELL.
March I, 1889.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
Valuable Work Horses.

EVILL be exposed 10 public auction in
w front Of The Court House in Martins
burg, on .Mondoy the I2th instens, six irse-
rate Work Horses. some valuable Broo.l
Mares. aud one Stud Horse, three years old.
all ~ good condition. Terms made known
on the day of sale.
JACOB THOMAS.
March 1. 1890. -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
AUCTION

WiLL 5e SOTO at pubic auction. on Mr..
W day the I2h instant, and con,ir.n.
ed from day TO day, until all is sold. o., .
credit OF sixty days for all sums over I've
dollars, the purchaser giving note wiz, an.
proved secnrity. under FIVE dollars, cash ~
The Store Room | now occupy, general az.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
Public Notice.

EvO all those that are indebted to Griffin
IL Taylor, they are now informed that all
his claims have 0een lett in the hands of
X. JANNEY for collection; if not prompt
payment suit will be instituted immediately.
GRIFFIN TAYLOR.
March /, 1881.