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MARRIAGES.
DEA Lbs.

Married, at Petessburs Saturday morning s', By the r.
ThG. Crowdcr, EEsJAIIS Esq, Elizabeth City, ~
! Z. 10 Mti. AXH ~ sGm OF Lnr ilrl..r pic.
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MR. e. PERSICO'S
Boarding Qnd Dan School Egr "

DVHTHFH9 HHH DHY ocH00L T0r I0nng LHdWS.
bE duties OF this u-ituiOn viii be resumed the frs,
Oc'obcrMf Pc;sco takes This opportunity Of announcing
Mr. Felix Ianbelc:, from Naples prof, Of Vocal Music
who will be attached 10 his school rAciuslvcly.
Sent. 81 3g-tf
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Esssssss3sa,S
Exchange anal LOTTERY ONCE,
ID
RrcHunSp. VIRgiSIA.

The following the drawn numbers Of the Alex
sndra Lottery Glass No g. drawn 18th September, al
As1andris. S50,000 Capital:
80 G9 IS 73 10 50 90 So IA % 20
Nos 10 40 g. capital of 81 600, together with
other pzes, sent 10 the counry and wall
be paid, as usual at sight, at Fortunes Home. by
BIGGER.
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10 DOLLARS REWaRDOn the night Of Tie o'h iust
DWELLING house Clifton, foFciby entered by viii
lain. and handsome double barrel Gun, copper Powder flask
Sykes paieH Shot pouc belonging the stolen IL II.
orGamrnicd the breech the usual
o wCihn.sbea towing with small oval plate OF
gold o initials bat engraved suspicious looking
conversation Win the farm on that
hunting shirt: aud whoss E,SE;, THE
thief Of horse stolen from Austin Spears advertised in the En-
qurr the eighbohooi Ot Cumberland Courthouse
oue-5 OF the above Gscription cw aay aer
the robbery The above reward will he paid for the apprehension
and recovery OF the thief aGd ono half for eh"t
Sep,2l l3o-fll RANDOLPH HARRISON, So.
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We are tcTiestrd that the .ae 81 the ONor lion
oTks advertised uiake place lucsday tn Oroetn will
5c made on the dI before Monday the ~ h. Ia
tho Agricultural Show a"L Fair occurring the hrs, n~medday
Sept 81 39-lt
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Democratic average majority
KENTUCKY.

Democratic average majority 6355
KENTUCKY.
FROM the sutjolned statement taken from the Lexng
ton Gazette Of the 9th instant, appears that the oppo.
siton majority in Kentucky in joint ballot, is reduced
from 80 to 80
1.-The Commonwealth of yesterday, complete of the
mnmbsis Of the Kentucky LegaiuIe pSpcr classes
igkiox Democrats
House Of Representatives, Gs 81
Senate, ~ I6
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n OIit.IHc manufacture mud
" il carried usual Foundy the ltte FIRE
occnFc Tho patronage vi lh- public solicited.
THOMAS SPENCER, agsnt
Ear, 30
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Alexandria lottery,

Class No. 7 Tor Ic35
To be drawn at AeIandria ID G on Saturday, Ociobe.
18Th, l>a5.
PsIZEs
] Grand Capital Of $50 900
Capital Of 10000
90. 10000
do. 5000
do. 1000
s3l9O-s ,OOO-s2, 800 600
50 Prizes OF 1000
80 of $500 so Of 5000, &c.
Tickets only Sl0-Hav S5-Quarers 50 50.
Certificates ofPackages of % W hole Tickets Sl30
Do. DO % Half do. 65
Do do % Quarter do. SO so
fwtd
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MISSOURI.

The official returns Of The recent election for mem.
hcis o congress have been received They show that
the Democrats lave carried every thing before them
he totals ct VOTES received by each candidate are
For Harrison ". b ............ @ 425
lS-
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.Nan0gers' office, Richmond, va.
Orro.IrE THE EAGLE HoTEL.

Drawn numbers Of the Alexandra Lottery, Glass No.
c, for lc35-dra~ q, Alexandria, y. c. Sept To- 1893.
80 Q CO G5 73 10 SO 90 50 IA "a 40
Spiendid Prizes for October.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Since our last publication there has been change as
10 Cotton and Tobscco Wheat has risen, and sales to-
day are 81 81 10 81 GO for red and l63 70! White.
Flour superfne s. 80 10 81; family - %.
BAcos-(tIog Round} II A.
CoFrEE-10 ~ g.
SUGAKs-N Orleans a 3
Sr. Cook, 10 II 3
SALr-Liverpool 50 25a g.
lROX-Swedes. per ton, SlO5 Sl1O. Int.
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Tile Erchnngc Baak-Of Noytoi

The Branch Bank. 10 be established in this City with
4 capital Of 200, is organizing and Will 90 into ope
ration on the lst October house is engaged. nearly
opposite the lwo other Banks-and OIL "Wednesday. WIN
p St.oiher Esq .Ost Accountant in the Farmers Bank
appointed Cnshicr, with salary Of 81 800 without
house, or 81 900 with one The other officers will be
appointed in lie course of The week.
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.8no,her SpisndM Lotery for 1911 Oet0Ler.
s5OOOO S2OoOO. $4,000, 50 Of 81 900
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. z

For 18Th Cctobrr 1858.
GsAED CAPITALS.
of S50.000
$4,000
10000
5000
1000
of $3.50, 5000, $500, ond 1000
80 prizes of 1000, &c.
Tickets Sl0-halves S3-qunrtcrs S2 81. ann
Certificates Of packages p Whole Tickets, S'JO
Do do. % Half do. %
Do do % Quarter DO. ~ oO
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100000 $50 600, 100000, go 600
To be drawn the IJ,h Of November.
Alexandria Lottery, Class "A.

Ais. 5000 81 600, $4,000, 50 40 o. S23oo' III OF
81 n00 IN of ii GOO, 80 Of $500, g Of $1OO-przes
amounting to over One Million Of Dollars
Tickets s2O-hsIves $lo-qoatlers 3
For large and splendid Capital send to sI'e old and
established Fortunes Lounge, (BIggef' O!Hce) where
mos, of the Grand Capitals are sold
~ IO3245 the Grand Capital Of $50 900! 25 30 %,
,,s GI,pd Capital Of S30.OJ0! II 90 80, the Grand
CsoiIaI s25 OGO... IS - So, the Grand Capital Of
son 00O!i! q q SO, The Grand Capital Of 2O, COO
and Nine Capitals Of $1,000 each, are few oil Ine
Is,ding capitals paid las usual with BICGER) at sight
The sme good fortune and prompt pay await all tho'e
who purchase their tickets at BioGEEs u Oidei'
meet The most prompt attention. and in all cases the orr
ginal (Hsnagsrs tickets and shares WIZ pe LOT
Consequently not liable any mistake or dispute. ne
cash Tor all ca ptal prizes be had as usual al sgh,
"'' THOMAS q. BIGGER,
Rtrhmond Virginia.
Gao, 2g--2&wlc
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MARKETS. ThurSdqy Sept. ~, ls35.
WuEAT-Has advanced, owing 10 European news, to
10 to 10 cents.
CoRS-Lasl sales at s. per barrel
OArs-4S cents las, saes-in deInand-I0 could pos
siby be gotten for Them.
WORKMAN, McGRUDER u CO.
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Wc are inclined believe that the obcvant Editor mistaken
IN one Senaio The informed should have
STOOD II Wings, Republicans But sufficient here admitted TO
shSw the of the Democratic party Kentucky
year 1T he last session. The Hg majority Fly tr0 ct The
next a:recnby 10 the Commonwealth the majority reduced
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-21

BIGGrR respectfully calls the attention Of his friends
and patrons 70 the following Lotteries fur October and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-21

NATANrED at the Compiler Once hoy Of about
w 10 years of age, 10 learn the PR ing business
August 81 GU
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-04

Saturdays, at The moderate price Of SIS
the season and S25 TO insure. Ten dol
lars will be charged for the single service
GLE.NDOW,ER Of high and pure
blood, is beautiful rich bay, five years
old this spring. nearly I6 hands high, We
ry compactly built, fine bone and action,
and rarely surpassed in form and sub
stance. he has proved himself sure
breeder. and many Of his colts can be
seen this spring,
He was sired by The celebrated race
horse. Rockingham, out Of Die Ye,non
Rockingham was full brother TO John and
Betsy Richards, 0or his pedigree see Turf
RegIster,) Die Vernon was by Hoomes'
Jubilee, out of Flora; Jubilee, by hdepen
dence, out of Cygnet by Doomed; hide
pendence was by Fearnought, out of Dolly
Fine by Siiper Eye. Flora, dam Of Die
Vernon was by Hoskins' Sir Peter. out of
a Bedford Mare. Imported Bedford pur-
chased by Mr.. Brooke Of Mantipike. at
large price, on account of her high char
acter and stock,
Pasture or grain will be furnished TO
mares from distance. at the usual rates,
but no liability for escapes or accidents,-
Irregular attendance or parting with the
mare forfeits the insurance,
ANTHONY KENNEDY.
Elm wood, Jefferson County.}
March ID. IS3S--f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-04

small star m the forehead. full fifteen
hands and thIee inches high, Of great
beauty, tine size and bone, whose pedi.
gree, as will be seen below, is not surpas
sed by any horse, will stand the resent
season at my stable. near Winchester.
Virginia, at Fifteen Dollars the suagle lean
II paid within the season, If not paid then
the season price will be charged 1icen
ty fire Dollars The season TO be paid by
The first day of July, and Fovty Dollars
for insurance. 10 be paid as soon as the
mare is known to be with foal-par,ipe
with the mare, her death, or irregular at
tendance at the stands forfeits the insu.
rance. Fifty cents cash 10 the Groom TO
be sent with each mare.
Taking into consideration the hard
times. and TO afford farmers as well a.
racers an opportunity of raising blood
stock from Pamunky, have put him at a
much lower price than horse of his
high standing as a racer and ioal getter
ought to stand
Good pasturage and provender Of eve
ry description will be furnished for mare.
from distance on moderate terms. Ev
cry possible care will be taken 20 prevent
accidents or escapes, but will moi b,
accountable for them.
HECTOR BELL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-04

the ensuing season. commencing on the
LIST Of March and ending on the LIST of Ju
ly. at the stable and under the direction
Of Thomas G Baylor, one mile from Lee.
town. Jefferson County. Virginia, imme
diately on the Smiihfield and Shepherds
town Turnpike road, at s25 the season.
which may be discharged by the payment
OF SIS within the season. aud $50 TO in
sure mare in foal. Parting with the
mare or irregular attendance to the stand
iorieits the insurance 10 every case 81
lcashJ TO the groom, TO be sent with
The mare. Gentlemen from distance
sending mares, will please state by letter,
whether they wish them put by the sea
son or insurance. Address Thomas q.
Baylor, Leetown.
RICHARD q. BAYLOR.
March 2 l53S.-tf,
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abr Farmers 3teafster.

u The Farmers Register is Published !,
moa,hiy Numbers, Of 81 large octave pages each
anu neatly covered at Ssa year--pay able "a
so'aHcc. UT hve new subscribers. by sending
suyif names aud . 70 al one TUE to shc editor,
VIII receive their copies for one year, Ter tha,
sum, or at 81 each, Purchasers Of any 10.
| tunes (cxcept Vol. at QUO time In lke ,asa.
aer. shah have them for sac.
u. The risk Of loss Of pay mcn,s fer suhScip-
tons. which have been properly committed 10
the mai, OF the hands Of postmaster, Is ASA.
med by the editor. Ill uaod payments must BE-
saads IN aotss or cheeks ofpaT ralss ia Fsgsaia;
aud these, and all other letters, (sxccpi such as
contain articles for pablicslion,) must be post
paid
Ill For all copies no, received b. mail nj the
proper post offices, duplicates will be furnishes
10 those subscribers who have complied with
OF the miscarriage.
~. liza subscription is net directed 10 be dis
continued before the first number OF the next yo
iume has been Published, il will be taken as o
continuance for another yesr. Subscriptions must
commsncc with the beginning Of some volauae,
anu wiii not be taken Tor less than years pab.
LEGATION.
'. The mutual obligations Of the publisher
and subscriber. for the year. fully Incurred as
soon a. the first nambcr OF the volume H. issued
aud sitcr tina, time. no discontinuance OF a sub
Fscripuon will be permitted. Nor will a sub
script ON be discontinued Tor any early notice,
while any thing thereon retnaas due, unless a,
the option Of the cdi,or--(or in obedience 10
the resolutions copied below
VI Any tive old Subscribers, by pay ing (for
any volumc) $40 directly 10 The editor, al any
one tune before TIE issass II No. 2, If that
volume, (Which will be on April is0 and tr,ih.
Qua causing any charge for postage on agency.
shall be credited for their Eve copies Tor the
year 10 paid ior---ibus reducing the price TO 4 4
for each. This privilege of course ceases lar
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-04
A GARD.

EOHN BYERS would respectfully an
eB nounce TO the public that he intends
opening an English School on Monday the
9th day Of April next. in the basement
story Of the Lutheran Church in Martins
burg, which is now occupied. but about
being relinquished by MIR. " ilson. He
proposes teaching all the Elementary
branches of AL English education, VIZ,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic. English
Grammar and Geography. The govern
ment and discipline Of the school will be
parental but strict. The greatest care
will be taken to promote in the school,
habits of cleanliness, study and morality
and particular attention will be paid to
the intellectual culture of all the children
placed under his care. To do justice, TO
both parents and children, he will limit
the number Of scholars to thirty 1--WE. lie
feels confident, on the above principles IN
soliciting. TO receive the patronage OF the
parents and guardians Of children.
Terms Tuition per quarter So 90
Reference may be had TO Messrs. j
HaDme. ID Doll. and Rev. c. Martin.
! March %, lSS8.-Sw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-04

Virginia I'm the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chaucery for Berkeley County Feb
ruary Rules, 1888.
John Martin and Geo. ii Mcclure late partners,
and George IL. Mcclure in his own right
piifs.
William Al5urtis, George &. Smoot, Thomas
smith, William Lucas and Nancy Alburts
dts
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, William Alburtis, q.
G. Smoot and Thomas Smith, not ha
wing entered their appearance and given
security, according tothe act of assembly
and the rules Of this court, and IL appea
ring by satisfactory evidence that they
are out of this Commonwealth it is or.
dered, that The said defendants do enter
their appearance to this suit on the first
day ofthe next term, answer the bill OF
the plaintiff, and give security for perior.
ming the decree: and that copy Of this
order be forthwith published in any news
paper within this county, and continued
for two months successfully, and another
copy thereof posted at the front door oil
the Court House Of the said county.
A Copy
JOHN STROTHER. G.
| February 7, 1S35.-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-04

of Martinsburg on Wednesdays, at the
stable OF George Deck on Thursdays,
Fridays, and Saturdays, at MIR. Holl
days Blacksmith shop in Hard Scrab
Bile, (all public days excepted,) and will
be let 10 mares at the low rate of SO, pay
able within the season. If not. s. so ;
81 so the single leap; So TO insure, TO be
paid as soon as the mare is known to be
with foal. Any person parting with a
mare that is insured, or not continuing
her regularly 10 the horse, forfeits the in
surance money. Good care will be taken
of mares, but no accountability for acct
dents or escapes.
QUICKSILVER is a dark bay. six
teen hands high, eight years old this
spring, was sired by the celebrated horse
Quicksilver, the property OF Samuel Van
diver. of the South Branch Potomac, who
was sired by the imported horse Freder
ick-who was got by Selim. the well
known and celebrated running horse in
England. Quicksilver's dam was got by
Col Copeland's Badger; bis 2 dam by
J. Inskip's ST. Clair; his G g dam by PR
ce's celebrated horse Crab; his gg
dam was a first rate Snap mare, the
breed of which is too well known TO re
qnire long pedigree, as the appearance
Of the horse will recommend him to all
competent judges.
JACOB SCHAPPERT.
April 4, I8SS.-tf
do hereby certify, that raised the
above named hosre Quicksilver, and can
confidently say that he is first rate
draugh. horse, and sure foal getter ;
and bis colts are equal if not superior to
any horse that has ever stood in this
county. Given under my band, this $50
day of March 1885.
ANDREW M'CLEARY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-04

and Will be let to mares at So the single
leap, $40 the season, which can be dis
charged with So paid within the season
and $40 to insure.
SEA GULL is beautiful! blood bay,
four years old. full l6 hands high, hlacL
legs, main and tail his hair for sleek
ness and fineness is seldom equalled and
never exceeded, which is an indication OF
purity of blood he possesses great beau
~ and symmetry, and his appearance in
general IS not to be surpassed by any
horse. Persons wishing to improve the
breed Of their stock have now an oppor
tuniiy which they may not possess again
WIN. N. THOMPSON.
March %. 1857
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-04

WItbIn thh season, II not paid then the
season price will be charged; Twentu.
ttee Dollars the season, payable on the
first OF July, and Forty Dollars TO insure,
payable as soon as the mare is known 10
De with foal-p parting with the mare, her
death. or irregular attendance at the
stand, forfeits the insurance,
FIFTY CENTS cash TO the groom, to be
sent with each mare,
INDUSTRY. JR. is beautiful, dark
bay, Is bands. 8 inches high, 7 wears old
this spring, out Of Louisa Semmes, whose
pedigree can be seen below,
HECTOR BELL,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-04

Virginia SIN the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for Berkeley County, Feb
ruary Rules, 1888.
John Myers and others, heirs and legal repre-
sentatves Of John Myers, Sen, deceased.
pltfs.
Ephraim Welshans and Mary his wife, Nathan
lei H. Tabicr, Ann Tabler, Joshua Tabler,
Levi Tsbler, Harrison Tabler, and Peter Ia
bier; aud Mary Tabler, widow o. Henry Ia
bier deceased. being the heirs and representa-
tives Of Henry Tsbier deceased. db.
IN CHANcEYY.
The defendant, Nathaniel II. Tabler.
not having entered his appearance and
given security, according to tho act Of
assembly and the rules OF this court, and
il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
be Is out Of this Commonwealth il IL or
dered, that the said defendant do enter
his appearance TO this suit on the first day
of the next term, and answer the bill OF
the plaintiff. and that a copy Of this or
der be forthwith published in any news
paper within this county, and continued
for two mouths successivsly; and another
copy thereof posted at the front door Of
the Court House OF the said county.
A Copy. -Teste.
JOHN STOTHER, C.
Feb. l835.-2m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-04
PERFORMANCES.

Ia the spring Of 1881, when three years
old, lame and in bad condition. he ran
mile heats at Tree Hill with T'rifle and
others, he was third in the race, won by
Mr.. VIM. hinges Molly Howell, in three
heats. For particulars see American
Turf Register. June No. 1891, vol 2, p
$751; In the ensuing fall he ran at New
Market, (petersburg,) two mile heats,
winning his race in three heats. beating
Mr.. Goodies colt by Eclipse, MIR. William
Johnson's Clifford by Sir Charles, and
received forfeit from two others, amour
ting TO $500. The next spring hi. owner
gave him trial with the celebrated Bay
ard, two miles, and then single mile !,
he proved better on both trials than Bay
ard he ran the two miles in SIN. SIS,
the one mile In I'm. s5s. on dead heavy
sandy course in this trial PamuDky sus
tanned an IDjury--so much so that be was
never clear of lameness. A few weeks
after, he ran at Fairfield, four mile heats
and was beaten by Znganee and Collier
- Bonnets o'Blne was entered but did not
start.
A few days after, he ran at Broad
Rock. three mile heats, still very lame
against Goliah, Collier, Male dim, and Mr.
Goodies mare in the second heat, IN the
third mile, closely contrasting The heat,
he sprung his sinews, broke down, and Fl
nally terminated his racing career.
PEDIGREE.
Pamunky was foaled in the spring OF
ls2S-he was got by American Eclipse,
(the New York Horse, his dam, Atalan
ia (Drummonl's) was by Sir Archy, his
grand dam the famous race mare Bellona,
by Sir Harry, g. &. dam by Melzar, e. &
6. dam Jet by Haynes Flimnap, g. G. e.
&, dam Diana by Claudius, G. &. &, &. <.
dam Sally Painter by Stirling, &. & &. 6.
G. G. dam Old Silver, imported, as was
Stirling, and both by Belsize Arabian
For more'particular account of Jet, and
her Pedigree, see American Turf Regis
ter, vol. 2, p. 500.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-04
PUBLIC SALE.

WETILL be sold by the undersigned
w trustee of Joseph Harris (colored
maD) for the benfit OF William Barney,
on Thursday the a6th day Of April, at the
residence Of said Harris, quantity o.
personal property conveyed by said deed,
consisting of one Horse, one Co'c, one three
year old Heier. one too year old do, one
Calf, and one seh Of Coopers Tools.
Tsrms.-CASH.
JOHN w. STEWART.
April 4, 1S3S.-4t Trustee,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-04
For Sale.

THE subscriber has the following ar
i ,icles for sale on moderate terms,
viz Peach Trees, Walnut Plank sea
soned, Saw Logs of every description,
Hay by the Ton, and Potatoes by the
Bushel The above articles will be sold
on a credit of six months, by giving bond
and security.
JOHN BURNS.
Near Burns Ford. Z
March %, 1885
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-04
To the Public.

n forewaIn all persons from taking
-A note given by me to DIR. 2. Holdings
worth. and assigned by said Hollingsworth
TO Il. Bodine, and by said Bodine to Geo.
iiouck, as | have offsets against said
Houck. FL Nj. NICHOLS.
March %, lSSS.-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-04
Cdlttatle Eamo and AafTIs
FOR SALE.

A offer for sale the UNION MILLS,
III and Tract GLAND. surrounding them
This property lies adjoining Mart,nsburs
IN Berkeley County Va, aud is notori'
ously known az being one OF the m,st
valuable estates to tho size Of il, in this
section Of the conntry.-Ir any purcba-
sher should desire a larger tract than
the Mill tract contains, which IL about
$40 .4cres,
AN additional tract of ONE HUNDRED
ACRES adjoining viii be sold along with
It, making in all 4a0 Acres.-I will sell
on accommodating terms, say, one third
oil the purchase money 10 hand. and IN,
residue IN ten equal annual instruments
with interest AZ three per cent. per an.
NOM al paid, also IS Acres Of frat
rate
Timber Land,
situate about three miles north west of
ibe aforesaid tract. and TWO TRACTS
Iying near Chariestown 10 the County Of
Jefferson. one containing ago acres. and
The Other. about 500 scres, all very valu-
able. For farther particulars, SEQ the
National IntelIigencer aud Frederick Her
aid OF recent dates, or call on the sub.
scriber. MATTHEW RANSOM.
Charlestown, Jefferson Co. Val
Feb 70, fs35.-ff
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-04
CORN! CORN'!!

Fs5HE highest market price in CASH
a will be paid for 10000 Bushels Of
merchantable CORN if delivered soon.
al the Mills near the mouth Of Ope-
quon.
STARBUCK 8. FORMAN.
March %, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-04
Pulling Mill, Carding Machine, and
Saw Mill,
FOR RENT.

EyHE undersigned will rent for one year
a from the first Of April. the iuiIing
Mill, carding Machine, and Saw Mill. sit
uate near the drains of Back Creek. in
Berkeley County; The works are all in
good repair. and are situate in neighbor
hood that will furnish them good business,
II required, house will be rented with
the above works, For terms. application
can be made TO Mr. William Long in Mar
tinsburg, or the Undersigned living near
the premises;
HENRY G KITCHEN, Admir-
Of WILLIAM Murphy, decd
March ID 1S37.-tf,