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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-07
EsGs7l EIS'A'sG.

GEy. JACKSON IL Clyc,yyArI-'The President of The
IT, ). arrived III our city early yesterday morning. his
way from Tennessee To Washington city. in tn" Steam
boat Home, aud took up his quarters the broadway
Hotel. Notwithstanding the visit u the President
unexpected, there having been notice given of his
intention pass through Cincinnati, yet the of his
arrival spread Ike wdIre over the city. and less than
an hour after he landed hundreds Of our fellow citizens
had repaired t. the Hotel to pay their respects TO him
By eight clock The crowd had swclled to thousands
and before O'Clock, the hour Of his DEPARTURE the
multitude was immense.
4 committee was appointed by the citizens assembled
to invite their behalf the President defer his drpar-
turc until to-day. and accept Of public dinner. Cen
Jackson decnrdlhe invitation, upon the ground that The
duties Of his office required his presence at Washington
city at the earliest practicable PERIOD lie left the Hotel
about 10 clock under the escort OF Capt. bowman S
company of Cincinnati GTcys, and proceeded 10 the
boat, The boat left the wharf in an hour after wards.
The veteran Chief with his head barred and grey locks
floating i'll the breeze stood IN conspicuous part OF the
boat the ubsc we'd sand observers. The wckln
with the Of cannon aud The accIanlaons OF the mu-
tudc when the boat left tic wharf IL was gratifying
to observe among those who called upon the General du-
ring his short srournmcnL in city, number Of his
politca! opponents -RtP"httfan
LKxaScroS, (Ky) September "a, 1886.
RoDoLru AND ASGoEA.-The great contest between
kentucky and Tennessee, in the great match race be
tween Rodolph and Angora, for $1,000 aside, off
over the Oakland course, Louisville, on "Wednesday the
-'Sl INST The excitement produced by this contest has
. heretofore been equalled in the West, and conse
Ius"i ING betting was very heavy II was understood
s'a' u'In !oseS were in fine order. The odds, if any
tor so'e t''T Previous /" the day Of the race,
'a'o' 20 WV "s*src mare; but the day of the
ces, Kentucky iay"re was freely backed, and odds
were gyea on ,n before starting Great spo, was an.
uclpaed IRON, .ie 'acs !'l both parties entirely
withs,unrng the track had been rendered yeTv heavv
from rain for several days beirre. In this however bs
spectators were greatly disappointed, the kcnuckan de-
Gliding the al heat in S ;,Gs beating the Tan
nessee mare more than 4 0tsrrer.
EMrcRArlsG ISDuASs.-A long train of Creek Indians
about 25OO) emgrating to Arkansas under regulation,
made with the government passed through town on
Sunday last, and camped in the vicinity until Tuesday,
when they moved ON to pass understood by Mem.
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SI,v90, inO

Tickets =;2O-laIves $l0-quartrrs s.:
Certificates of packages Of holes will he sold Tor
s:ll;-halvcs $l25-quurcrs S6l-rghtI's So
Tickets and shares in the above splendid Lottery may
bo had as usual in every variety al the Lottery Office OF
~ lit" GEORGE W DIXON,
Opposite thn E"gic Hg'c'
NIB Orders from the country, enclosing the cash or
p1iz. tickets, will be promptly ATTENDED to: II aalrcSSeo
to bEN' " paw -
Scpt2 A-tdl go h'chi'!".,u, a.
AcyThe abingdon A;yocn, ",""
Spectator, panvr!c Reporter, Ealc!:h REGISTER N!'c
rr Charleston kanwIa Baner will please TO insert ttc &"r VA
". r; Luz '' '~'' ~ ~ G.. v. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-07
SG0,0OO---3O, 600 dollars,
900 and Is of 81 900.
GRAND Consolidated HIOedCTy.
CaSS .i.-T1 he drdru O60hcr ~, lS,jG.
- NrNnEK L"rrERY--l2 DRAwN Ballots.
HLrM HNI SILL Z N'IIL[I Sl'NENL.

27,-i IIrS, amounting to Sl,Dep, DO
Tickets only so. halves 10: quarters D
A package Of Wholrs is warranted to draw at least
S2Ul nett, and will be forwarded for S4G0-llavcs 230
quarters ll3.
certificate of whoIcs for $3.50, halves l2S, qrs e.
=" ORDERS heretofore, meet the most prompt and
confidential attention, and III all the original
(lanagc 81 Tickets and Shares will be forwarded,
seqncnty not liable to any mistake dispute. The
Cash for all Capital Prizes can be had usual at sgh,
the moment the drawings are received.
n Please address THOMAS B. BIGGER,
Corner opposite he Eage hOtd,
Grand Capitals of }O0O0, $25,uO0,2 Of $2OUO0, of
Sl0,D0O. have been sold within a few months, and all
Paid. as usual, at Fortunes Lounge, by BIGGER.
Sent ii :}S-tf
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POETRY.
- MUCH VETERANS uSsra".


TIE FARMER. -,
Let monied hiockheadS roll in we'''"'
Let proud fools strut 40 S.a'' nv health,
Nv hands, my homestead ana ~"
Plac. me Above the sfe"'.
Incvcr fawn, nos fi5, ro' 'Atn
70 please old Mam !".,,;o, ny il,
But Independence s'''l 'na'''"'"
OF all beneath the sh!'
Thus ciocionn:os at hi. .E P1o"s'''
WIN NOR w;,b his aurclicd brow,
lis palace AMI hi' throne
T,r,u,:. pcfpleXity: ana 'n'F'
Are Dol. amhi;'on's "t
But these iatrndcrs never dare
pis,ur, my peaceful cot
B,c., with fair competence, ma
VIVA, ,nonarchs never can
Health, and tranquility OF mind,
Heavens choicest gi.lto man.
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nb;s Another large party Upwards of 3oo0) passed
through yesterday destined also for Arkansas we learn
that Other parties moving through the upper
oxcent those that are gone to Florida will in short
time be West of the Mississippi.
''' " TJ..,oloosa IutcIipcnccr September IL.
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reu,5, A DAILY LINE OF COACHES
@d:5S Tza$iii5sS for Lyuchburg and The Iirginia
yGIpsaas.E Springs The proprlctorS OF the
=azsssss2sENNS On LINE of Coaches from Rich
mond to LynchbuiG on the South side Of James River,
have for the greater accommodation Of the travelling
public established it DAILY.
The old line runs as usual from Lynchburg, via Fin
castle the Sweet Springs, White Sulphur Springs, TO
Lcwisburg connecting with 4. Porter Il Co.'S line TO
Guyanloltr
On alternate days, this line connects at Iynchburg
with our horse post coach line, established lately to
the Warm Springs, via Lexington, Va.
At Ranes this line connects with the Southwest
crn line At Lynchburg, with the Piedmont line and
the line Snrm, where passengers going to Tennessee
can take the Valley line. AT Fncaste it intcrsccts the
Valley lnc and there passes within % miles of the Ma
tura Bridge and in the vicinity of the Peaks Of Otter.
At The Sweet Springs it connects with line to the Salt
Sulphur Springs.
IL OHrc at the Ear cfMc Eagle Hotel, Richmond.
I. II. FLUkE,
For The Proprictors.
Richmond, August 5, 1896. 2G-tf
TaYO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-Know
q that between I.ynchburg and LangIorncs Tavern,
the 18th nr 10Th inst. the undersigned accidentally cX
changed Big Coats with traveller then in the stage
or ut Rancs' Tavern: where the baggage changed
and not knowing with whom adopts this mode of ascer
tanning.
For many reasons, he would much prefer (if the gen
eman has objrclion) exchanging back again of
which only necessary TO mcntion-tlr first is, that
find lis rahcr tight across tie shoulders for cOmort-thc
other that am considerably the loser.
Todcsignate-mlne has two pockets on the breast with
my name (unless very much mistakenly written in full
in one of the sleeves the souer (color, invisible
green:) his. light olive, with pockets outside the hips
and cloth very thin and limsy. T. J. DEANE.
Richmond, Sept. 30th, 1s3G. 42-3t
Richmond, Fredericksburg ami Potomac Rail Road
TN1HE Cars, from this dale, TO Milford Depot, op.
Z posite Bowling Green, daily, as follows:
The Mail train
Leaves Richmond, at half Leaves Milford at quarter
past o'clock A. M. past 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The freight and ,cay train
Leaves Richmond, alto Leaves Milford, at clock,
o'clock, P. Nj. Pm.
room is open in The Depot for the reception of pas
sengers arriving from the South in the night.
Sept. - 37-6t |
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S.'I.TIN DID UNI 7 -lI"-'
S6O,C0O-$3D0 0O-;520, 900.
Grand Consolidated EOtSCry,

r,r the State Treasury, Delaware College and tonrio Hc"o
ryt.:ed by ri he Legislature, passed February !lI '7'
CLASS y, ,,,c
drawn at Wilmington Del, Wednesday, the lhh oct.
(YEc dran aupe intended by CorSsioart HpO'"t'" jar m
pnrpnSr)
75 N.MrER Lor :EEvla Draws B,L"T''
mr. = SpLr.jJJ{Il SCUE.RE.
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EbiHOss's lottery office,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Luck !-Go0G Luck !

Luck !-lIO0G LNck! - ~
Drawing of the Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass NO.
56 ID s. ~ II - IS 80 81 "a &C
Ticket Nos II 55 Gt, Capital prize Of one thousand
dollars, sold 20 gentleman in this city, and Inc cas
usual paid al sight, by Dl-Ao'
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EsEEasEIss'S
Exchange Hsts AOS5G,'y OSEce,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

IL Tic Lou"gc ai,rays triumPhamH!
Whole Ticket Nos II % -, the Grand Capital Prize
Of Ten Thousand DOiiars! sold and paid, as usual at
sight, by Dlu"Eh'
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EHOR Sale, at the Richmond Enquirer Office, john
IL son & Durants best Philadelphia News and Book
INK, (watranted,) at fair, moderate prices.
u 4 constant supply Kept on hand to sui the seasons,
and ercry disposition shoacn to odige distant Printers
E Trustees of the Lagrange Academy DESTROYS Of employ
Principal in the male institution An experienced Teacher,
of Collegiate ElurUun, habits addressing
signed. pai will hear Of desirable situation BY order
The Board: {. MICIIE Seeretdry
tennessee, Sept, It. GS-9l.
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Tir0 more Pri=cS!
Drawing of the WcIIsburg Lottery, No. !, drew Au.
gust 20:
Is G;i 80 % G5 80 - ] - Is 81 0 81 i
Ticket Nus . 10 81, a small prize Of 5000,
Do - is do. 300,
were both sold aud paid at sight as usual at fnr'nncs
Lounge. BiGGhR ofFiCE'
Drawn Nos of Petersburg Extras.
81 GI 10 &c A 81 - 81 ~
Whole ticket III - GI prize OF $50: sold and paid
at sight.
Also, i 50 ~, prize Of $500 sent 10 Correspond
ent in the country, which Will Lc paid Il, sight by
BIGGER
.if0re Pri-rS!
Ticket Nos b 35 IL, prize Of 81 900 in the Lees
burg No. s. sent Of Biygcrs correspondents, which
will be paid at sight at .,.,..,
BIGGERS OFFICE.
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n AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE--l will sell
e. my land on Appomattrix River, in the county Of
Culbcrand and six r ght negroes. BY late survey
the tract Of land contains G23 acres; 220 of which, are
low grounds Of fine quality, and about forty II: The high
land improved by nIamurng. 1t is we'll adapted 10 the
culture e" corn tobacco and small grain, has good gra
nary and wheat machine and all necessary improve
mrnS for securing the crops, with Westinghouse of
SIX rooms which, small expense, mis INT be made
comfortable residence. To which may add for the in
formation of those who would consult taslc well rs
profit III their investments: that ii is among the most
beautiful places the river-it has abundant sup
ply of timber Tor the support of the plantation, and The
situation high, dry ana healthy AT the site of OF
the dams now constructing and nearly completed by the
Appomattox Company, it furnishes excellent mill
seat where mill is much needed and 10 all encrprisnn
man, would be source of great proit-f sold pri-
varly by the 18th of October of which immediate
tice will be given, to prevent Disappointment the above
property will be sold, public auction Cumberland
Court, the 24th Of October-the negroes for cash,
and the land for third cash, the balance in three
nual instalmenls. JOHN MILLER.
Sept 30 42-wtds
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BEHOLD!

/, is not often that we have such splendid scheme
rs the following comprising such an immense amount
for dislbulinn-to country friends we wouiu say
examine for yourselves.
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!fMLing unnsnnl oriM bigger!
Drawn Nos "i the Virginia Norfolk Lottery, Extra, I,
drawn Sept. lst, l-hi.
IS G2 II IS 81 IS Al I3 30
Ticket Nos. II IS j2 the highest capital prize Of six
thousand dollars sold and paid at sight at Fortunr 5
Lounge; by BIGGER.
Tr0 mcrc ut F0rHnc'S Home!
Drawn Nos Of the Virginia Petersburg Lottery EXrn,6
10 80 Is 81 81 81 II 35 IS ) 90
Ticket Nos II 81 33, small! prize Of 500.
- 81 g. :: 200.
Both of which were, usual, sold and paid by
BIGGER.
Bigger has again the pleasure Of presenting to his
fricn15 ami patrons another large and splendid Lottery 10
be drawn the 18th Gf October, l1G, II which he lc-
Sp'ciuy calls their attention.
Tickets in packages Of Whors, Halves, or Quarters,
sinnr tickets or shares be had in his usual great varc
t. of fortunate numbers For large and splendid prizes:
please forward your orders to
THOMAS 3. BIGGER.
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NEANpTON ACADEMY.-The Trustees Of 81. ' "
Hampton Academy Ysn to employ Teacher . 10
take charge Of said institution lie is required w :? .IS
the follow branches VIZ spel"s Reading mI"ns
,;on the use of the Globes and Maps, Chemistry Na'u
raj and Moral Philosophy, Metaphysics, Mnhema !I1
Latin and Greek No one need make application wa,
is not vcrsed in the above branches-The comPen5a
will be $500 per year and all the tuition fees, wn!c" The
varv according to the popularity of the Teacher 81
election will take place the I'D of October next s
communications Post Pad) directed TO the CLERK o. s
Board, shall he promptly attended to- Its desirable '"'
School shall commence the LIST OF November the
r The Trustees having been disappointed IN lux
Teacher elected on the 18th OF August, are coi"pe'e
advertise again. g., ,,oo
Sept 80
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MANN S. VALENTINE,
WILLIAM BREEDEN.
particulars in Il future advertisement

n We wish TO employ you'll. somewhat expert
cnccd III the Dry Goods business, who could come well
recommended for industry, sobricy and integrity and
wond be satisfied with small salary until proof of his
usefulness would rntitlc him to better. H. All letters
addressed to '. Il b. to be postpaid. V. 4. B.
August 80 :}:-wSw
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a PROCLAMATION.
WWT tlEREAS, it has been represented to the EXccu-
9 tive that outrage Of aTErar lted character,
in which several negrncs concerned, recently
nero slave, tic property of WIN. Fountain. Of the
said county and Of the negroes who participated IN
the outrage, has scapcd ircm justice and going at
large: Therefore, |. WyndIam Robertson Lieutenant
Governor. acting under the provisions of the ConSilu
ton, as Governor of the Commonwealth have thought
proper hereby oir reward Of hundred dollars,
to any person persons who will apprehend the said
Davy, and convey him to the Jail OF Fluvdnna county.
Aud do require all officers civil aud military,
aud request the good people of the Commonw eah, to
their best eXertons 10 apprehcnd the said slave DaYy:
tia; he MAJ be dealt with according TO law
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor. aching
fsr Governor, aforesaid, and under tic lesser
t"'""I seal Of the Commonwealth at Richmond this
:!i;lh day Of Srptcmhrr l-:H
WTNDIlAM ROBERTSON.
DAyY is stated be about 10 years Of age: feet or
inches high complexion dull black, rather quick spoken
Fountain.
Scpt30 42-w4w
VALENTINE Il BREEDEN are opening at the
y White Buildings II street, entirely stock Of
Fail aud Winter DRY GOODS, part OF which have
been imported direct from England in the ship Marmcra,
at City Point. Their purchases in Baltimore, Phi
ladelpha and New York, of Foreign and Domestic Goods
have hccn large and well selected comprising every
cc of Dry Goods suitable TO wholesale and retail trade
About half Of their stock is to hand and the remainder
will be received and arranged by the 10th nr 18th Sep
tcHbcr at which time, shall be prepared offer great
Inducements 10 wholesale and retail purchasers. The
Goods from England, and The principal part Of those
bought in the Northern cities, have been purchased with
CASH. and will be disposed Of al small advance. Our
old customers and the public ut large assured that
to deserve continuation Of their patronage, will be
constant aim.
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September 30

u INNEAN BOTANIC GARDEN AND NURSE.
r RlES-JAMEs WISsTos, Agent for VIM. Prince
g. Sons will forward orders for any kind Of fruit or or
namenta Trees, Grape Vines, Shrubs, &c, from this
Justly celebrated establishment.
The present the most suitable for removing
the most kinds of trees &c, &c.-and the propretors
have reduced very much their prices generally and
furnish Trees of larger than heretofore, packed in
the best order, and shipped with great despatch.
Sept 80 42-6t
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spu,,, A DAILY LINE OF COACHES
sS5;j:S$ Iz-E}elI5S for Lyuchhurg and The Trginia
SSaAlsGGISAhaa Springs The proprctors Of the
=e.ssssSSEhGS On LINE of Coaches from Rich
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EN- CIIANCERY-FiR Powhaan County
e. Court, September >, 1896:
Pleasant Farley, Plaintiff
Jeffrey T. Davis and Sarah C. his wife, and Powhalan
W. Farley, Defendants
This day the plaintiff by his attorney, and filed
his bill against the defendants, aud the defendants, JEFF
frey r. Davis and wife, not having entered their appear
and given security according to the act Of Assem-
bly, and the rules Of this Court and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that they not inhabitants of this
Commonwealth, on the motion Of the plaintiff II is or-
dcrca, That the said defendants, Jeffrey r. Davis and
wife, do appear here before the first Monday in
December next and answer the plaintiff bill, and give
security for performing such decree the Court may
make herein; and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond and continued for two months SUCCESSFULLY and
that another copy be posted up the front Of the
Courthouse of this county: Ind is further ordrrrd
That the defendant, Powhatan w. Farley be restrained
from paying away, in any dsposing of OF
crcling any money, goods effects, in his hands, be-
longing owing TO the other defendants either of
them, to the amount Of one hundred aad eighty dollars,
until the further order of the Court; and process
awarded accordingly. Copy-Teste,
,Lo-O .
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-24
8, 2stltdH WrcDar0
PUBLIC SALE.

VEylLL be sold at public auction on
Wv Thursday The Stat instant. at the 70
sidence Oh The subscriber, IN Marlinshurg.
a quantity Of household and kitchen fur
niture, consulting IN part as follows, viz ;
A number Of Good Reds, l2 pair Of
Bedsfcads, A large Dining Tables, A
Stands, 8 Bureaus, 2 Secretaries, Q
Desks, 8 dozen Chairs, 2 tiiriy.hour
Clocks, l MitcheWs Nap o. the Uni.
ted STATES, quantity Of Carpcting, Q
Ten plate Stoues, and pipe, l cooking
ditto, a se,o Wardrobe, large Iron
Kettles, one 100 gallon ditto, one IS
gallon copper ditto, new brass 4. iron
Andirons, a number Of Pots, Opens
3 good MICH COWS, and 1000
pounds Of GOOD BACON. Salc ID
commence early In the day
9EThe Bacon viii be sold for CASH
on all other purchases credit OF montl,'
/ will be given on all sums over five dollars
ny giving bond and approved security :
under that sum, cash.
Also al the same time 10 the highest bid
der the house and lot now occupied BY
Mrs Tabb terms. one half cash the bah
sncc in two eqral annual payments b.
giving bond and good persunsl securit,
for the deferred paYments. Posses.ioi
given the Isl Of April
JOHN N RIDDLE.
| March 10. 1SS6,--4w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-24

self safe in pfonouncing that Congress
does not possess the power Of interfering
with or abolishing slavery 10 the DISTRICT
OF Colombia
Thisis about ~ uear an approach to q cstego-
rical answer, upon ticklish subject, ~ could
reasonably be expected from Mr. van Buren. =
Most readers will be ready osay, that il comes
falIup TO the mark but we advise all snch. to
look al Il agan--aye, and again. before they set
ne down, finally. upon that conclusion.
We, ourselves, did not doubt, II ilrst blush,
that the Judgment Of Messrs. Griggs. and Berry.
and Hunter, and Henshaw. As TO the copstita.
ticnai law upon this subject. had the high sane.
tion Of Mr.. Martin Van Bureaus opinion. in tho
matter: but on closer examination, We see, or
think We see, loop hole for retreat Be This as
IL may, lei II be rsconscfed. thai certain pubic
meetings in Berkeley and jefferson counties.
haze stamped sriih he seal of their honest srdig
nation. the Iphig" Votes ofthe Delegates
from those Counties, in The present Gen. -Assem-
bly,, against a resolution declaring THAT cos-
GREss DOES NOT POSSESS THE CONSTITUTIONAL
POWER TO ABOLISH SLAVERY IN THE pIsTicr or
coLuMBfA
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-24
TO CARP ENT Frs An ID
LUHT p q II M II NJ.

II HE undersigned are ready 10 con-
tract for the Lumber and Carpenters
Work for the new Court House, 10 be G
rected in Charlestown during the next
summer,
Proposals will be received until the | 5 ID
day Of April for the Lumber, to be de Iiv
cred either in Charlestown, or at some
convenient point on the River--say at
Downey's mill on the Shenandoah, or at
the old Furnace on the Potomac And
until the Goth day april for the Carpen-
tiers Work.
Before any proposals can be made. il
will be necessary for the persons desiring
to furnish the materials aud 10 do ,he work
to examine the plans and specifications oil
the intended building. which may be seen
at the office Of Andrew Kennedy. or by
Applying BY letter or in person to either OF
the three first named Commissioners resi-.
ding in Charlestown
As the contract for Lumber will be hea-
Ivy, il is desirable TO have proposals for il
at an earlier day, If possible. than that ma
med above. And Carpenters. intending
10 bid, are requested to call on the com
missioners early in order to aid them in
making out bill of the necessary lumber
ANDREW KENNEDY,
s, w. LAKELAND,
l. r. DOUGLAS.
b. G.. WASHINGTON,
GEORGE REYNOLDS,
Commissioners.
March Oh 1899 Av
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-24

Y ME subscriber living near the Fal,
II ling Waters, would inform the cit
gems Of Berkeley County. that he has
provided himself with large substantial
BOAT, for the purpose Of Transporting
produce by way OF the Canal TO George
town, ID G. He is now prepared TO pur.
chase any quantity Of flour that may be
offered. and in lew weeks he expects
his warehouse 10 be ready Tor the reception
Of produce. when he will be prepared to
purchase WHEAT, RYE. CORN. Oafs
and other articles suitable for the George.
town market. In his purchase he intends
TO be governed by the City prices. conse.
quently. those who favor him with 4 call,
may expect liberal price for their pro.
dace. Those farmers who wish to provide
themselves with Plaster. will be accom-.
modated by applying 10 the subscriber,
who will furnish them any quantity they
may desire lie also intends keeping con.
stantly for sale Fish, Salt. &c. &c. for the
accommodation Of all who may wish 70
procure such articles. The -four is now
to be delivered at \ house open for its re.
|cepiion, near Andrew Ulum's blacksmith
shop but when the Warehouse is ready
for the reception oiproducc. then all ar
t'cles are 10 be delivered al It situated on
the Potomac, aiew hundred yards below
Mr.. Sherer's mill.
The subscriber having procured an ex
Icellent boat, with good hoatmen. flatter
himself that. by punctuality 10 bushes
he will be able 10 render general satisfac
ton. Flour will be taken to Gcorgetow,
for thirty cents per barrel, and other pro
duce in proportion.
CHARLES DOWNS.
March II 1919 fr