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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-27
JAMES BLEECKER, AucaioneeI.
VAMLUARLxE W 5Lt STREET PR0gER:

TED STATES BRANCH BANK
JAMES BLEECKEk & SONS will sell at sucsoa on satur-
day. 18th February the Sales Room Is Bros street. Fur
The vausble Banking House and Lot Brunch
Of the United States Bank this city ground
in front Wall street. IA feet inches In the lsfee 81 inches
in depth the north westerly side, inches
south eastery ide with the right Of alley about 10 feet in
width between the bank and the house building
The sale will be Peremptory To the highest bidder.
The terms will be follows9Be fifth Of the purchase
TO be paid cash, and the balance credit Of TIVE and
Three Years. interest psyahe annually. The
purchaser TO have the option paying the whole CASH
PossesoR to be delivered the 18Th March For
ticulars application 10 be made the auciioneer..
Jan 6l-dtfIS mo l2)
FRANKLIN 4 JENKINS WOULD INFORM
their friends that they have takes the and connedious
building No. Is Broad few do1 south VI oil street,
and will resume business the
be made Due notice will be Of succeeding Sales
the< will he happy To see their friends As above.
Dated Friday December Is. 1885 dec2S
THE OLD GALEN's HEAD, z pea slp.-Dr.
EVANS superior mehUd Of curing disease ni-
yey Acknowledged in this city, Also, Gleeis Sures Fistu-
las and all diseases arising from the impurities osd
medicines mild safe, expeditions, regularly improve the
strengths hs charges reasonable AID the
feet without confinement hndanoe o and 10
Strarge possibly experience aificuv making choice
else their judemen-hs experience sspls sp
nAmecs for 80 will he is confident give Der
feet subtraction al those who favor him their confidence
| jAplS
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-27

publish THIS MORNING. = = o''" suset
THE GIPSEY: A Novel. BY p. r. Jones' Eso A,.h :.
RicheeuD Philip Augustus" "Jehn Mar,tsp HsIl vi
In enc Volume. 2no. Full bonnd in clslh RETAIL PPISE
FIFTY CENTS. an rniOE
- Recently published in the same av,e- -.
RIENZI THE LAST OF THE TRIBfJNES a NJ.
By e. L. Bmlwer, ESQ.,. Author of Pelham q Euv.ns
The Last Days Of Pompeii" ke &C. RETAIL Price FIF
THE LAST DAYS OF PoMPEn. Neye, r.
thc5 Of Rez The Last Of the Tibunes" &c. &C. RETAIL
NEARLY READY -he si-f
Uniform sriA the aboze in style and price say
Several of the popular Novels Of the Season. sssr
" B. beg TO inform the public and the trade IN ,
nve very considerably extended the manufacturing drna
oter business and will hereafter abouttw ofie m.t
lar Novels month"; neatly and correctly printed and FIJI,
RETAIL. -" oorf Al
The plan Of publication, Is hoped be more sataet,rv
inc PUBLIC than that Of publishing Bo1s periodical form n
mucn eheaper-the form and size convenien-fe r.r
ads can select such Uors /, des-avoids The care
getting them hound. $50 ~ f ' ,s &c from ds
IN s,les 81 DIX Hds.! CATTERsALL regular
tb;s % Csl:se Hsrness, he viii to take place
The ps" kaoEn .hlshnent every Monday II O'Clock
ersd ~ "a % &c Intended for this sale Be shown en-
% o. Horses only can be TAKEN early application is ne
JNO W.WATSON & Co as Br oad,r,v
fRIvATE SALE-A pair If first rate Ray Horse year.
~ ' dec Tiff
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-27
THE OLD GALEN's HEA ID,
l .AASNhlPP6N,MS IN vCSEshsERBATED SHORT

80 low prsce OF %, they quality requisite in
most costly Hat being made fine fur body instead Of wool with
he ne knappthey retain their colour shape elasticity
and finish, in all Wesher and cmae-quale which these on
wool bodies and made in the ordinary way possess
Sales Rooms, corner Of Wal and Nassau streets
S. The Genuine Mole Skin Silk Hats the highest perfect
ton, price 81. oct 9n-ar.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-27
EVANS CAMOMlLE PILLS.-THE n

Il now before te public would have ,s
vented the proprietor from submitting to their this
Of the great public utility thereof and he fullest
o. me connus.an OF me patronage which an intelligent public
The proprietor quite certain that by little attention. and an
many year, beyond the usual number.
mild, safe and ecua indigestion neryaas disease n
all stomach eomplai.t and natural consequence purifier Of
This invaluable iec strengthening medicine ha. peculiar
power 70 restore health build up The co. suiio give strength
and to npart general 10 he human fas purely
M by process known only the uroPfsor
fthe valuable preparations ever brought before The nsb
In America all who have used have highly cemmended is me
Evans Camomile Pills say he taken in all cases ubs,. M
e Mowers are used and with much efficacy as
tea Those who as 10 REQUIRE nedr;s az
y snsn cs %ai sU p md
and 0fhis mild Aperien! Medicine d.. '"''
Dr Evans Sir;i have taken yeur CamomiIe Pills accord
ent Pills which have entirely pain in nv iae NJ
na become god have no more am much
would benefited quite ell and hs, yus
ELIZABETH z; TNDERHILL
To Dr. Evans, Sir-Before took YOUR Pin. h,d e. = n ~
nne months My liver said to be Affected my lungs muci
I ;n threw Of thick matter and phsgm appsseh
heard Of your remedy which 10 me by friend
purchased could walk store but rode n s mI:'
bus; the second time walked with ease and had rrea s oan
strength; and thus continued improve nave she sr,
confidence in your Pills. being harmless and pohir u,.
joy WILLIAM t. de- Ma S SeM en-
10 Dr. w. Evans Sir-I have Suffered by Dv.nensis e. 80,
years saw the advertisement Of your Comomle pills and
great confidence in the virtues of the csmome aowerx g
trial. and have not found myself well for p,srr nsn
DO safely recommend thea the best thing ever used
A c.,,:e.., II a. JOHN w. HAYES
from the Captain Of Havsnnah Steam Packet inns,
To Dr. w. Evans Sr:-Three weeks ago wa, erce.dJ
ncted with nervous iritahiliy, with strong spasus ,ome
cdpaciatng me tor business. often Ispruid and ri
excessive papitatons Of the heart. These diseases er WIN
brought on by me visiting climates 10 which have |
am happy that three bottles of your
Camomle fii and two boxes of your mild aocrienf pin; 49,
stored me TO stale OF health which could scarcely have
therefore feel my duty 10 and the public 10 reo
You 70 publish This and do wish NV me ,o "a
public PRINT herewith forward you my card which T
snow upoH any application at your Office Yen Will $780,,
thanks TOR the great cvity sh whes e,is
Exar., S,.ro ~ "a 5P1a1.u, .y, mn, J. r.
retail al Or EVANS Office 95 Division st. New Yort sho
~ the following respectable citizens New Yorkc Sh ase
DssseeI iSs Broadway opposite John 81 H. Greene RI
10, broadway corner Of Howard street, NJ B. Rxbv
2a3 Fulton street, 3s2 Pearl street. los ci
1o4 Carmine ST. and 2a Hudson BrooklvnSta ,,
Lycock fancy Chestnut street aih ~.
'S1 SCUM Market street Provdence-C. Shepard C. Sl
.eiers Jersey Cty-F. Palmer Newark Od ~ o9ck-
view Faven--D. Mitchell. Church street
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-27

whst an s.Brpse the ecs.lry in Coogre. quarrellinr
The lat years deessed lglaiiou The country then
left Of deencelenes and each party tries 10 shift tc
blame shoulder u the other The effect Of the present
of public sa4r, respects the French Question. felt
deeper and deeper day. Yet though feared that hepre
enper and rpec things Warrington will not readily lead
settlement relations with France is not believed that
in any event. grow out Of it. General Jackson and the
House of Representatives like the man Hold me, Dan.
or will lick Louis" The whole difficulty arises from the stub
bornne couple of respectable old gentlemen; the in
Psshe other in Washington who behaving like two big
school boys-pung chips their .houIdesHd daring each
other to strike them OF.
Several stocks yesterday uphe United States especially
Accounts from Harrsbugh that there will be difficulty in the
ssse Senate IL the bank receive rechare will have to
be done quickly, or not at all.
The Farmers Loan. expires in ayea They want
renewal ground their doing harm Excellent logic
Almost every the Union whose legislature is In session.
talking ncrea.ng their banking capital Alabama has just
created bank montse" the kitchen" call it, OF five
millions cspis-a Trust Company of one million capa-besides
increasing existing bank capital IS in all an
capital for that State of The
stocks of be in Wall street. Alabama the most four
i,hng state Union Alabama stocks will equal
in Wall street. We the people, and they beauie
usome bokheads trying to the Jealousy Of New fork
and Pennsyva about the recharer of the u s. Bank
The question Of increasing their bank capital comes before the
Vrrinia Legislature this week.
these Banking movements, coupled wi those in Albany,
autsy effect upon the msney market Wall street. The
fact real business ohe country far ouunning its
capital Bat for the squay state of French relations for
which indebted bad both side the opening
year would exceed former business prosperity aid
profit How much these scounde of politicians do me business
and busines mem
The stocks increasing rapidly Every
thing getting fine trim for the ing business Inconseqenceoi
banks passing South West country merchants will
among pockets lined with bak bills and certificates of bank
stock negotiate in Wall God bless them when they do
Be particular gentlemen, not TO loter at Baltimore
phladelobia Is
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-27

THIS EVENING", 80 ~
Win be performed the drama Of the
: IS THE WIFE
St Pierre Mr.. sison Antonio, Mr. Clarke
Mariana, = Miss Mason
To conclude with the lst and I'd Of
.1llh THE LADY OF THE LAKE.
RodeIick Dhu, Mr. Mason Filz james, Mr.. Richings
80 Blanche, Mrs. Harrison
Doors spen 81. Performance at a
FRANKLIN THEATRE.
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF MIR. JOHN SETON.
THIS EVENING,
Will be performed the farce Of
THE MUMMY.
Toby Tramp, Mr. Seton
After which, flor the first time the melod. called
PAUL THE POACHER.
- To conclude with the avorite comic piece Of
CUPID IN LONDON. A
Cupid, Mr.. J.Sefton Mercury Mr. Drumnond
Pysche, Mrs Blake.
Door. open at 81. Performance
FRANKLIN THEATRE.-JOHN SEXTON begs
the appointment of his Benefit for Wednesday,
9th, when will be presented time the MUMMY list tme)
msIo drama, called PAUL THE POACHER; Mr. Leicester
will sing sitting rail-" The performance 10 conclude with
18th time) CUPID IN LONDON. Cupid. Mr.. J. Seton
jan 1927
<Nuwup
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

So far. the Signs auspiclous We have lost Pow
halan q Drirgate by only vo!rs and that seat is dis
purd.--Wc have carried the great, Central county OF
Ab,narlc e Decgatcs) by majority Of 81 aud 100
cd Two able and distinguished membership other
ties as far heard JrOm the condition of Parties is
unchanged-lhongh flying reports from Frederick and
Franklin incline to hope that have gained one
member in each county-and Intelligence from the
other Districts Of the State 81 most cheering and e3ll-
liraling-The following all The additional returns
which have reached since our last:
ALBEMARLE ELECTlON-(2 DELEGATEs)
From the charlottesville cGcr.Ouan Republican, e4prl ~
One o'clock, f. Nj.
OFFICIAL RETuRHs-FINAL VOTE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12
Ell -ECTIOSS

Six of the counties which voted during the last week
are vet to be defntvey heard from. During the pre-
sent week, 30 counties TO vute-electing3 81 Delegates
CONNECTICUT
Fily.ive towns out Of 1872 heard iron-the result is
StQ5 votes for Edwards (the Jackson canddateD and
7lI5 for Tomlinson, (yYhg candidateO for Governor
An overwhelming Jackson majority is elected in both
Houses of the Legisla,ure-and Tolinson the present
Wing Senator, will receive his walking ticket, (as
Mr.. LEIGH calls ill., The idle vaunts Of the Wings TO
the CONTRARY Notwithstanding the friends of the Admin
is,raton will sweep Connecticut by much larger ma
ioritv. than they received at the last Election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

Col jag. H. Carson dill take lis the bench
crGay his being compelled attend tho Superior
C"a OF Morgan The naIncs oil the received by
Col Carson is be attributed the late period which he
br" the pubIc-on days previous the Election Ii lie
nd aIir lar with his competitors we are Inclined I" 'hnA "a'
Opie is the Republican candidate for the Senate
Smith of the Wings For the House of Delegates all
the six candidates, except B. D. Smith, are RePublI.
cans. If old Frederick can bear this extraordinary
wei uht OF five Republican candidates, against g,
and carry two of them through, she be stronger
than Hercules. Yet WE have our hopes OF success In
deed the Globe of Saturday says, ave learn that the
administration candidates clrctedast year sent one
Opposition member
FRANKLlN-C2 d.
Last year split, one Republican,, one WING. The fly.
ing rulor is that at The end OF the first days polling the
two Administration candidates were ahead. The con-
test was expected TO be animated and close.
To THE PoIls! To THE Polls !-Frcemcn of Virgil
MIA Friends of Republican Government FOES TO the
IT, S. Bank, and its restless moned ArlsocTacy Dcyot
cd supporters of the sacred Right al Instruction! Friends
10 an Election Of the President by the People them
selves instead Of an intriguing corrupt choice By The
House of Representatives Awake arise put forth all
your strength. To The POIs! To the Polls! at every
sacrfce-and save Virginia more from The usurpa.
ton Of the most extraordinary pebald Coalition, which
has ever stunned tie annals ut any Republic Go 10
the Polls Let every shot tell! Lose not a vote
AinrshuH Countg.-The Elizabelhtown Sentinel states,
tina, Newman, The Of the Republican choicc, is
likely to he rlrctrd.
Lce.~Nci the late Wing Delegate, has withdrawn,
and john B. CoirT (Vun Burcn.) aud james Caldwell,
(WnigJ are the candidates.
R1EscH WIN jessie: Qhe late drrgate) DR.. McEar-
lane and Mr.. Rcdwinc, in the irdall Van Buren,
Scou.-Fayclie McNlullen. the late delegate, has
withdrawn. and Col. Robert Spencer, Dale w. Carter,
Robert Horton and john Gudscy, are the candidates
Harrcn d. CIarkc (ncc counties )-Nathanie Burwell
is the candidate.
Yardy --Jarcd Jefferson Williams is announced as
candidate. -
NrinM The Norfolk papers announce Tazcwell
Taylor, Garter NJ Braxton, Col Thomas Newton, and
John J Jude.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12
CDU-UN.S|C.4TED,

Al very meeting Of the citizens Of CLARK v'c McckeEhurs
county rr.u he'll tho a7, March, > Edwin n 'ila'ns
WA called Chr-Ih" following Resolutions were adopted
with great uHanimIY: 49,
M Rcsored That tho citizens of GAINESVILLE request the Dec-
the Ruckc Navigation Company lake Steps at their nc NJ
meet he held ii the OF Clark,vile, on tic I'm
of April next prepare tn: river for Sran.ual Na'hI"n
ID Rc.ord That 4. w Ecanbr r. Cartiugnn s. '. Wat
kin ycralc F. W. Ncnn;r, be appointed TO present tho
subject meeting of the Roanoke Directors anh press the
ishm U the scheme.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12
uEAns Ur-Skoulder 10 &UuiG

Our prospects bright from all quarters If we are
lint true to ourselves-if display the same zeal
bcb mr. oppoDents exert in all drsctions-f we con-
centra,e our strength upon candidae-if we take
tho same mains to refue their iasehoods and expose
their bumbugs that they do to circulate thcmGwe shall
beat them with ease. We shall sweep the Stale by
Iarre majority To the Polls! Men--to The Polls!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12
- ~ An1h's Bfunchuusenism !

The ~ Y Star states in paper lst, that we have
given up cnnsylvania"- (nevcr moro confident Of
carrying land I'd. that MIR. Van Burens late letter
has overwhelmed his Southern partzans with dlsmay-
and that we think sit will have an unfortunate effect
Not syllable Of truth in either story.
The Legislature Of Maryland have adjourned-lhey
had received the Committee from Baltinore-rcpored
new bill Tor apprcpraling millions to Internal I'm
provemenls-but finally thought it hest 10 hold an ex'ro
session of the Legislature the 9TH Monday in May
to take into consideration the great subject OF lneIna
Improvement large meeting has since been held IN
Baltimore who recommend the holding Of Convention
in that town on the I'd day Of lhay. ptlsburg, Wheel
inc. &C. are invited TO send Delegates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

GREENSVILLE,-Q d.
Col. Spencer (Republcan has beat Turner, (WhigO
IL votes.-The polls stood when closed Spencer 1866
Turner l39.-"Much apprehension (says the Consiela-
tion existed that this county would be ost-the Wings
strong popular and most worthy genileman-buti
would not all do-Ihe Democracy lruphcd after thrco
days contest
SUSSEX-Q DELI
Col. Jesse Hargravc (sepubcan) reelected without
serious opposlion"scme Is 30 VOTES only Says The
Petersburg Constclatinn) being given against hn.-
Sound 10 the corc-c0re and all.''
ROCERRlDGE-(2 DEL)
hlcssrs. G. p D"rman and Samuel Med. Moore,
{Nhgs elected without serious opposition (Oetaileo
returns not rfcrived)
PRINCESS hNNE-U DEL)
Court House. kempsvil;c. Total.
Enburd, 50 90 JOS
Morris, I2l 3 ]H
liuhards ma orty Al
FREDERiCK-(2 DEL)
The POLL kept open days. The Winchester RcPub.
lican gives the following returns of the Poll at the end
Of the I'd day Tor Winchester, but Of the LIST only at The
other precincts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

Gen. Gaincs-arrived at Tallahassee on the l9th; ana
declined the honor of public dinner. He was receiT-
ed with enthusiasm al Mobile, and was presented with
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

GUyASDoTrr, April Isl, !:'''.
TO TIE EDITORS or TIE E-NQtiRER:
GENTLEMEN perceive irum publication IN the wing, WHICH
has bee me- been placed The Corresponding
Committee Calc county, favorable the election OF Judge
White Tyler offices Of President md Vice fcssH
the United therefore take this method 10 decline Tho
honor, thus intended to be conferred. -..
Responsibility yours, WM BuFFlHGIoN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

The cgieaa-A semi-weeky under this new emu striking
Ohio by Mr. James NJ Morgan 1t will go against inc picoa
Wings every coOurthe party wh'en IS nha' np
and dapponted Of u PARTIES Let the eope
sas Edto awake their unborsgird gu the a%es Of
their rights and privileges the oil heI
little among friends, and our triumph VIII oe
!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

NN7 NJ AMBLER, Attorney at Lane, has removed
w o his Office TO the basement story OF the ro"ha
tan House. ~, 9,
April &.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12
WIN. BURLINGTON.
CHEsTEEriELp CovSIT.

CHEsTEEri CovS!r.
TO TIE EDITORS or TIE ENQuyRER:
Believing Mr. Van ucn entertain opinions nOn The subject Of
slavery, people Of Virginia. reconcile 10
myself support him for c Presidency ana desire !eiciu my
name stricken the Van Buren, Committee Of this
which you will please publish III your paper Very respectfully
MurcI, Dbl ic:36. J. Is. GOODE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

(FrUrr the Wing # Hcdacsddy .lorang, 7grR b, l7H)
Queries certain State Office holder who spared by tie
Whig Leg 49, and abuses that creep
ing Uc.r' him, and The Ltc respected Mr.. -NoncHe:
" l. list OF Office holders OF tho State, published in The
Morgan paper last fall evidently with the view OF inviting and
inssu,as the Van Buren, Legislature prescribe the Hhgs
WHO WROTE IT: Did not 20 from Rchmond: Aud cannot
the ubo"c gentleman tell who sent or carried il: 49, 49,
80. Was letter from Richmond to the Rev. W M b Nor
gan member Congress lom Virginia, a1c tho meeting
Cosrrs which undertook pledge the support OF The Van buren,
majority the Legislature Hon. john Tyler Judge The
New Kent circuit il he rOuM aceepf Hte race'
5. Was that letter in the naGfc Of direct bhe to Nh lye
hi. iienIs and sell his pmspeselualy insulting 10 him
and scrdItajr It's author!
Uhy 1t! Whu authorized the busy aid ctcous ind
dual who give the pledges therein cont aIlc!:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12
Rich,d yVE,olesaie Prices Current.

'roE,ccu-Lugs 81 30 Il . 81
CoIunion refused g 5od I JU
Other refused ~
Passed rom. to mid. 6 5Da { %
Cool and line 3 30 Il j w
Extra fine Scotch II 0Oa Is Oh
Fine manufacturing 10 % a D 90
FLorn--City Mills s. 90 d I p
r, SE , M
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-11
[vol. xKXUT---No. 51.

Arrangements have been made for d
General Meeting to be held in Win.
chester, on Thursday February 9TH at
halfpast six o'clock, r. M. at the e.
piscopal Church, for the purpose of gi.
wing an impulse to this cause, and de-
vising means for its promotion.
j. L. JACKSON, Rector
q tAe Episcopal Church. Winchester.
WIN. HILL, ID. ID. Pastor
oftae Opequon !. Cedar Creek Cswclse CO
III. ROYAL, Pastor
Of he Presbgteriaa Church Ir'sacsss.sr
N. w. GOERTNER, Pastor
ofihe Lataeran Church IpIncLesfey.
JOHN MILLER, Pastor
cftae Methodist Episcopal Ciwca
IYiacaester.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-11
LAMBS AND TEIz.x.
FOR SALE,


EEAVING sold part Of my estate near
a 81 Martinsburg, Berkeley County, Va.
| wish TO dispose Of the residue, consisting
fthe Mill tract of about
$40 ores,
and the Oak Ridge tract Of 1870 AcREs-
lands equal 10 quality TO any 10 the state.
Upon the Mill tract there are upwards Of
one hundred acres Of first rate bottom
land, and about the same quantity CT
cleared upland, the balance IN TIMBER
The Mill house is substantialstone build
ing, one hundred feet by forty, in which
three pair 0f Burrs and one Of Country
Stones are worked by the TuscaroTa
creek, one of the best andmcst permanent
mill streams in.the county.
The dwelling house, also Of stone, is a
large convenient well finished building,
divided into fourteen rooms, besides a
passage of l3fcetwidth through its centre.
There are barns, stables and other out
houses in abundance, all GOOD and conye-
nlent.
The Oak Ridge tract is 81 miles distant
from the Mill tract, abont one half OF il
covered with timber OF the finest quality,
the balance cleared. well fenced. and in
a high state of cultivation. The improve.
fnents on il are Indifferent | wIl sell
those farms on accommodating terms, either
entire, or divided. to suit purchasers.
MATTHEW RANSOM.
blarch 5, l855-f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-11
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING
2 q . 2 q X y <

FOR SALE ok KENT.
VESHE subscriber as trustee of Edward
q a. Gibbs OF Martinshurg Berkeley co.
Va, is authorized TO sell or lease the fol-
lowing valuable property lying on the Tus-
carora creek in Martinsbnfg
l. A valuable Wooden factory with all
the necessary machinery, implements Sc.
row in the occupancy of John n. Riddle
s. Co. whose lease OF the same expires on
the LIST of April 1886. To this valuable
factory is attached machine Shop-and
every appurtenance and convenience ne
cessary for the spinning, weaving. dyeing,
and dressing processes in the making OF
Cloth.
Q, A Valuable Sawmill
8. a Cupaio Furnace. with its appara-
tus aud various TASKS, patterns, and fur
nlture.
a. a Blachsmith's Shop Wd Tools
This valuable property viii be disposed
Of by the subscriber separately or together
at private sale, or will he leased separate
ly or together for term Of years. The
factory oil course sold or leased subject 10
the term Of the present tenant--posses-
sion of The rest delivered Immediately -
The subscriber can assure persons who
may wish TO engage in business Of this
sort that a BARGAIN can be had, the exc,
ecution of bis trust requiring that some
disposition should be perempiorily made.
Enquire Of the subscriber living in Nor
gan County. Va, opposite Hancock, Md.
or TO ID. II. Conrad Esq Martipsburg,
Va. CROMWELL ORRiCK,
Trustee for e. ii. Gibbs.
September 8, is95--tf