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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-19
HAMMOND g. CUNNINGHAM

H. AVE finished opening very large and gene
n Il raj assortment Of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, consisting Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Cassinctts, and Wooden
Goods Of every description;
A large assortment Of Mernoes Of all colors;
Figured and Plain Silks;
Plain and Figured Mousselines
Calicoes Of every description aud price
Bleached and Brown Muslins
Groceries, Queensware, and Glassware.
Our prices are so much lower than Goods have
heretofore been sold for, feel confident all who
are in want OF Goods, if they will call and exam
inc our stock. will not go any further.
Spring Mill, Berkeley Co., October 30, 1910.
0u-All kinds Of country produce taken ia
change for Goods FOR which the highest prices will
be paid II. & e.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-19
JcweIry, &c.

JcweIry, &c.
* OLD Breast Pins: do. Finger. Rings;
" Watch Guards Gum Elastic; w stch Keys:
Spectsclcs-- Silver Frame;
% Steel do;
. Germsn Silver;
- Common;
Silver Thimbies;
Hooks and Eyes-Back and White
Pms and Needless Steel Pens;
Snuff Boxes;
With q large list Of other articles In tho Variety
line. soch a. Psrfumery, Pep-Kniycs, Rarors. Toys,
SC &c
Having now full stock on hand will ,sll low.
October Is. 1870. w. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-19
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of deed OF trust executed to the un-
- dersigned, trustees therein named. by Jacob
Coontz for the benefit of William G. Burns and ia.
cob Van Metre, ST., we will sell, on the premises
Of said Coontz, on Wedaesday, he Oh Of Deem.
Der neat, the
PROPERTY
described in said deed, to wit: Is Acres OF CORN,
and ~ acres OF OATS, now growing 10 the ground ;
3 head of HORSES; one Wagon, and four sets of
Gears Harrow, one Barshear and four Shovel
Poughs; Is head of HOGS, 3 head Of CATTLE,
and one Saddle.
Terms Of Sale.-A credit of six months will be
given on all sums of S. and upwards the purcha-
ser giving bond and satisfactory security: under
that sum, cash.
JACOB MYERS,
DANIEL c. BURNS, s 1'8''ees'
November 49, l840-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-19

WE "" GOODS.

m AM opeaing large and general assortnen, Of
n FALL g. WINTER GOODS; such as Blue,
Black, Invisible Green. and Olive Cloths; Beaver
and Pilot Cloths of various colors; Csssmeres and
Sattinetts OF every description; Brown and Bleach.
ed Musllns variety of Prints and Mousseline DE-
Laines--very neat; English and French Merinoes
a variety of Shawls large and general assort-
ment OF Groceries; and in fact every thing in my
line of business, which | will sell lower than any
offered the public heretofore Tor cash or 10
punctud customers r. BROiD3ICK.
Honey Wood, November s. 1870
UjCanai Script received al par for Goods.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-19
Right from. the E.rufrses.

"E have on hand large lot of fine BUFFA-
" 10 ROBES, which will be sold cheap.
Nov. S, ls40. JNo. JAMESON s. co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-19
FRESH SUPPLY or
cries a. Confectionery
FRESH SUPPLY or GROCERIES.

IoHN JAMESON & co. have just received
- large addition TO their former stock Of Groce-
lies. amongst which the following articles 80
1000 sbs Clarified Sugar, for preserving; 1000 do.
Loof; 1000 do super super Family Loaf; Con
powder Imperial. (fresh, Imperial, Young Hysop.
and superior Black TEAS; so bsgs Of CoGes |;
Sucory, OF Dutch Cotfee; Chocolate; Picked Seim-
on; Picked HOLSTERS; Ssrdines; Anchovy Paste !:
Goldfish Tongues and Sounds; Belona Saussxes
Msearoni, {Itslian;) fresh Salad Oil. (very 6n< ~
Sausage Cheese; CASTLE and other Soaps. An.
Choir Brand chsmPaigne in pint and caart bottles !.
Sparkling Burgundy Clafet--a v1riety Of brands !
London Brown Stout in pints and aun.A: Brrton
and Scotch Ale in do. do; Poogh ecpsie Ale and
Philadelphia Porter in to. do; Horse Shoe Nails.
&c &C. August %, 1870.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-19
BE CAREFUL OF yoIrR cornS

BE CAREFUL OF YOUR COLDS.
NJ ANY people are SO very apr to consider
4vA cold but trihng matter, and 10 think TIA,
=" VIII go away Of aselfi in day OF two.n thai
lney give themselves no trouble about ii. But Il,
sach We would say, De careful Of your coldsp--do
not famPer with your constitutions Ii YOU desire
to 1--we to a good old age" be carefui to take
such remedies will effect an easy and speedy
cure, Dr.. Swayne's Compound Syrup oil Prunus
srginiana or Wild Cherry" has cured more colds
than any other medicine offered for sale in this
country The certificates of cures effected by this
invaluable medicine which the proprietor il daily
receiving. are of the gratifying character. aud
tend to show It's sanatiye properties and the hieh
rank 1t holds in the public estimation.
Principal Depot for the above Medicine is at No.
" North Eighth Street, Philadelphia Ii may be
obtained OF agents generally throughout the United
States. Price 81 per bottle.
W ANY person wishing to see certificates OF
cures and recommendations can see them at any
time by calling at the Principal Depot
This invaluable Incidence is for sale AT A. RIO.
BlNSON 6 co.'s. Martinsburg, Va.
November 10, l540
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-19

NEW GOODS.

AM new receiving and opening large and
a. general assortment Of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, such IS
Blue Black. Black, Invisible Green. Blue. Dahis.
Mulberry, Steel, Mixed, aud Drab CLOTHS, Of
every descrirtion
20 Pieces OF Csssfmeres-- assorted colcrs
80 :" Satiineti, from SO cts TO 8 , per yard !;
Brown aud Bleaehed Musiins; variety Of Prints !;
Shalleys, Mousseliae de Laiscs-ycry nest;
English aod French Meriuors;
A variety of Shawls-very low
Vesiings Of every description;
Ladies' and Gentiemen's Hosiery, Gloves, Be;
Hats, Caps, Boots, and Shoes all prices aud quail
ties;
A general assortment Of Hard and Qaeenswsre.
feel confident that my assortment of Goods 10
calculated 10 please all who may favor me with a
call. HEyrktAH HEDGES.
Hedgesvillr. October 90 $40 1T
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-19
NOTICE

rs hereby given, that petition will be presented
u to the next Legislature of Virginia. to dissolve
the Library Institution in the town of Martinsburg
MANY STOCKHOLDERS.
November 49, 1870
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-19
DIR. HARLICEE,S
COMPOUND STRENGTHFNJyG IND
GERMAN -4PERIENT PILLS,

SICKNESS.
NhEi'L are many persons that we daily behold
n whose eountenance and frail trembling limbs
denote siilictiou which find has principally orig
mated from neglect Of proper remedies at the com
mencement of sickness. At first the patient COM
plains OF 6tte on the stomach attended with Sick
ness, CoshUeness, &c. he neglects to procure prop
er medicine; at length he complains Of pain in the
side and stomach with sour aorid quotations his
appetite becomes impaired, his resi- troublesome,
MS mind harassed, and all things around him APP
pear not IN their proper station He still elects
himself when, in all probability, the disease may
at length be fast seated, that no medical aid will
replace him again. At the first attack of sickness
there should be " no time LOST in procuring DIR.
tariich's COMPOUND STREsGTHENISG APERIrHT
FILLS, which Immediately remove bile from the
stomach. obvate costyeness, remove disorders in
the head, invigorate the mind strengthen the body,
improve the memory and eniiyen the ina ination
thus restoring the body again to its proper functions
Principal Office for the United States, No. 10
North Eighth Street, Philadelphia.
This invaluable Medicine i. for sale at A. RIO.
blNSON & cos, Martinsburg, va.
November 10, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-19
FOR S.aLE,

Hon. many thousands Of Littis Childrea lie anu.
ally from The effects Of Protracted DeatttioA!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-19

iYuNHE subscriber takes pleasure in informing his
IL friends and customers. as well as the public
generally, that he is in receipt of his
Fail and Usfnter supply oP .usrchoiidfxe,
consisting Of every variety of BRITISH, FRENCH,
INDIA. and AMERICAN DRY GOODS, sDlect
ed with great care. and the most reasonable
terms; Men. Women, and Childien's SHOES &
BOOTS, Of every description; 10 which he invites
particularly the attention OF bis country neighbors
and friends.
Oct. 3, 1910. THOMAS G. SMITH
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-19

Fresh Candies; &c.
r EMoN CANDY; Horehound do;
N Cream do; Vanilla do Mint do
Kisses with French Candy;
Rsisins. Pfunes, and Almonds;
English Wainuis,
Citron-- Dried; do. Preserved;
Canton Ginger;
Ground Nuts Palm dol &c.
Just received by w. DORSEY.
October Is, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-19

EHEWING ToBAcCO--A superior article
~ and Of various iiavcugs, for sale by
September 10, 1870 w, DORSEY,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-19

Notice.

Notice.
"A IL persons indebted to The estate Of William
IN kerney, deed, notified to come forward
and make settlement. as longer Indulgence cannot
be given. All creditors Of said estate are also no.
t6ed present their claims for settlement.
JOHN KERNEY.
November IL lSi0.--3w 1Adm'r.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-19
DiSSOFsgfSOaie

TIME PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing in
n the nanse ard firm OF HEDGES s. ROBIN
son, was, On the 2osh Of july last. dissolved by
mstaal eoaseat. The future business Of The con-
cern win be conducted in the name Of Heeskiah
Hedges
HEZEKTAH HEDGES,
SAMUEL ROBINSON.
Hedgessille, October 20, 1870
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-19
Tobacco e. !Segnrs

M very superior qralily, just received and
" for sale by w. DORSEY.
October is, 1910,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-19
Notice.
Notice.

.bOftCP.
HEREBY forwarn all persons from buying or
- trading for certain Note Of hand given by me,
the undersigned, to Barnet Bashore, Administrator
of Margaret Bashore, decd. in May last, as | am
determined not to pay said Note, unless compelled
by law not having received value.
WILLIAM PITZER
November ~, 1910 -3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-19
DIR. SWAYNE,s

PRusuS slRGlhIAhA. OR WILD CHERRY,
For Coughs. Colds, asttmss. Spift,up ~ Rioo5
Soreness If Throat, HIhooping Conea guS rn
Diseases indicators of Consua, ption.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-19
WILLOW WORK.

A SUPPLY Of the above, which is recommend.
IA ed as very superior article, for sale by
October is, 1870 w. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-19

kSLAGELEIS, Clarionets. Flutes of various
NJ kinds Fifes, Violins, sc. &c.
October %. 1870 w DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-19

LOOK OUT!

just received and Tor sale BY W. DORSr
October 4. 1870
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-29
Feb2

r,,uEUaIIFAy ACADEMY AT HALIFAX COURTHOUSE
yIRGINA-le of the Halifax Academy, by large
aud by rendering them permanent ana IN
rncndpnt of tuition enabled to procure rin
nal and of this institution Ihos y ae
Richmond and w. undeker, native oi biIai
was the Royal College o Maynooth I'd cu
the proficiency of Its scholars IN cssica
studies and comes recommended by some Of Inc most asIn
scientific gentlemen III this IN
rome speaks and writes with great iucncy anu
10 nm and extensive acquaintance with Greek and rencl
literature adds competent knowledge OF ha'ces' au'd
and Moral Philosophy Bellies Letres, &c mn .,
educated al CntpeTsHy "
most celebrated literary scientific institution IN inc world ana
recommended persons highly distinguished VI herca ;e
raure land well known hroaehont e oe'
states as writers and schoars almost IN w
try and critical knowledge OF ancient letui
addition Latin Creek and Hebrew MI huhuelhei p'ns
writes French and Ialan and the German iasuase teehs
with the richest literature world is his native tongue
The trustees therefore feel hesitation III ohehs mus
ton 10 the public capable of giving young men as AM
complete education particularly IN the ancn @ a Ill
narcs as any Academy or College South of the Potomac ana th
school intended for the cducaon Oh aI
of the community (by whose sdeS the
into existence and upon has solely dePenaea e rus
have reduced the tuition almost nothing IN comparison
with the charges other respectable academies :; rb
The session will commence on the Isl h0H"'' " ~ va
~, and end the last day of June. - .,,, ;,,,,a;r,
Arithmetic English and Geography ). i per
For Latin Creek land Hebrew if required nerla, 1rs.n
and Italian pure and mixed Mathematics Natural anu Nlea
Philosophy, Bellies Lettres, &c a or any Oh ''
per session. ,,,..a,,. rho foes Of tuition thu
paying the salaries out OF the tunns o. ". - ,h
have done so with determination to place I'D inc poms VI m
keeper in Halifax TO educate MS sos' %
perfectly wcalthest amongst u.s. =, ~. ,,,, =,
Board be had in respectable private IN -
very moderate terms and who onot wish then
side the village Obtain board for them IN .e n
from TO ?, miles distant from he ~ aRiRINGToS
''''e "'''''''' Prsst Of Board Of Trustees.
Thomas GREEN, Seeg
o. The Wing will please copy ss-vsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-29

suitable person to fill the Office of Vice President o.
the U. S.
Mr.. Randolph, from the committee appointed to en-
qnire into the expediency of establishing weekly pa
per, made the following Report, which was agreed to
by the Convention:
The Committee deeming it expedient that such q
paper should be established, took occasion to procure
the attendance of practical printer for the purpose
OF informing them upon the subject generally; whn
stated as his opinion, that weekly paper of certain
size, shewn to your committee could not be underta-
ken for less than three thousand dollars in hand And
that the probable cost Of such paper each subscri-
Der, would not be less than from 81 % to 81 80, il
printed ut some Office already established.
Your Committee not having time, within the brief
space allowed them, to make any arrangements them
selves for the purpose of establishing such paper.
therefore recommend the adoption of the following
soiution
Resoired, That
of the City of Richmond be a Commit
tee to make att necessary contracts to receive subscr
tons and voluntary contributions; and that the
bcrs of this Convention generally, and the Committees
of Vigilance and Correspondence be requested to SUBJ
scribe and solicit subscriptions their respective coun-
ties and towns.
The blank in the said Resolution filled with the
names of James Bosher, John Womble, Nathaniel Dem
by, Thomas B. Bigger, Samuel Denoon, Daniel True
heart, John Cosby, Joseph Allen, Henry Templeman,
WIN. d. Wren, and John F. Wren.
Mr. Smith of Cupcper from the Committee APP
pointed to prepare Electoral Ticket, reported the
following, which was agreed to by the Convention:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-29
,,,-,os OF the Richmond Enquirer.

r,b;,keJ tGyec tiaes a a,ccs dnrins the session
@ end e s:ss s sTSSv ' rest q ms year.
~, .r ,gr.s, and Three Dollars for six months,
" st 10 d s.a :se gee, or rcmtted By mai', post
aus Mas PER anna'n al the s,'a .. .s sv j. rood ana
NJ aa q lie rss Of ,l'e Editor; nc postage Gf az
% RAJ q a.s hrdsrsihe pHS;s % .r,, s,Jn .,
-, S m, account u the writer II Is ine accumulation q
,re! = business, which operates rs serious tax
- l IL nay Tor ais papers, annually, shall have the
n shall hereafter he considered as incurred
~ - a,y,se, aud for years pnh''cati"', unless sP,e
~ Il, /. ,npIeI time, and fia io III "u'a"'S i'i ma ~
w" shah be sent the order Of any new and IN
= ~ ,,r unlcss paid ior in advance or satisfactory re-
|Ha - s,,ns known and accessible person in regard !"
H' ar his payment. But, IN case o an Greer or pun
I'M l,aoui payment, from new sn.ss'"e, NV :. "
% ,; .hc conditions, single number may DC sem, CON
u s AZ accompanied by copy o; tins resea,ion. - -
ss IL all subscribers whose AGILITY 70 pay may DC
a. the Publisher, and who may remain hdcolcu ON open
In end of Two years from the ZINE whenthe advanced
Na due shall be erased from the liSt,of subscribers
!H'" Resolutions Of the Editorial Conoeatoa q "a.
rou,ions are some OF the results OF the collective Wis
ae hrisr experience Of the Editorial Corps oi virginia
y. -, assembled AT Richmond, ON the l'tn January, ieso
hi p..utiors. determined 10 a5idc-lEentsres
y ,noe nd and interests roliifo an inIieXi-
E ,:r: several of the American presses are driven
v custom oil Cash PdgnrH:s. No class oil men mas
SIC 'e IN ahuse oi the Credit System, than the Editors Of
e" | hc .reai difficulty consists IN the transition from
- the onc'. Notwithstanding me kesoiatoi.s :" ans
IN tile Book who are in arrears 10 this Office.
" 80. our caure. The of every subscriber who
s, ..raacn VIII poStiSe! De stricken OH from our ROM
!. w.. w., r,,rr,,rlru; at onr next volume
I TIE '""'"''"'' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
, ,r,,, il h. recommended 10 the Editors of Newspa-
or The Commonwealth, to publish 2, the head %i ,ncir
-, tr Advertising aud that they strictly adhere TO
rs, these prices be always such, rs to give iair
7 ".,,,,n iui The Labor performed.
OHPr - Resolution IF ne Editorial Conrenon
,,. a. sixteen res less first insertion 70 cents; Tor
aI distance mast be accompanied with the advance
U.,,.,r;.ry references, 10 insure execution
~ chose advertising may amount To SioO per ahnuH,
i" IN h. mad. al ~ per cent and 10 So, of per cent
W a., M .r and .H4rridsrGs from the country, whenever
e -. ir;;rg i. lu nnuwn Al this Office, must he aathci-
be pLh lon II the Postmaster in The neighhorhood,
s Nh IN be published livery m,sas,'s, "r NV.
must, therefore, insist IN such case upon
N,iag certified by the name Of The Postmaster
-, 10 ~ be-. 81 .5G l6:tsr.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-29

IN CHASCERY-EHGsIA-At rules taken IN the Clerks Of
fee of Prince Edward County Court December the 3D. lo9
Josiah Forest, Charles Arms and Martha his wife, John Chi
dress, and Sarah his wife, faiptiis
against
Richard Forest individually, and admir- de bonis Of
Abraham Forest, dccd and committee and admir- Of Sarah Forest
dec 81 laTd formerly Forest judith Elnr0n formerly
Forest, children of john Forest To vii: sarah W. Frances Jul
John Forest and the children Of Mary X Forest, who IN
fmared Thomas Mopc being three IN number, whose
names and Thomas Moore surviving husband of
said Mary r. and Ann Forest Joshua Lad husband Of Nancy
IsI Forest; Nancy Iiad Abraham f. iard James
W. Lad, Daniel Ellington, and Martha his wife, formerly Lii
lard John Dcan surviving husband Of Elizabeth Deatnn for
Forest and their children Mary {. Dcaion, saf W. If
me,.v Sarah W. Deainn, who inerInarcd with and the
said her husband; the children of Mary Arms formerly
Forest, married with William Arms, both OF whom
dad VIII: William A. and Nadde e. Arms Martha ~.
Fowlkc, formerly Arms, and Mary j. Arms, and Austin f"wlkes
husband of said a.artl,a A., Defendants
The defendants, NJ I.ard, Judith Ellington Sarah w,
Frances Judith and John Forest and the children OF Mary X Forest
who nienarcd Thomas Moore and Ann Forest Joshua
Iard Mary Iiard, Abraham f. Llard, James w. Llard,
Daniel Ellington and Martha his wife, Sarah W., formerly Sarah W.
Dcatou, intcrmarred with --; and the said - her
husband their appearance and given security
according Act NJ the General Assembly and The rules oil tins
appearing that they not inhabitants of this state
on the the plaintiffs by COUNSEL entered at rules
NJ Ilal Ellington, Sarah w., Francis Judith and John
Forest the children of Nary Forest who inemarried with
Thomas Moore being three number whose not
KNOWN said Thomas Moore and Ann Forest Joshua Lard Nan
CIV Liard Abraham F. Liard James w. lllrd Daniel Filing
ton and Martha his wife, Sarah w. formerly Sarah w. Deaion,
who intcrmarried with -, and the said - her husband,
do appear the first day of March court next and answer
the pl7s BILL and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
the public newspapers printed lii The CITY oil ci-
ond for months successfully and also posted nj the front
Of the Courthouse of this county.
COpy-Tcs:c, b. j. WORsHAal, {. {.
ian Is 79--wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-29
Stratton's Office.

IN all the Lotteries and the really lucky numbers for
b,,saisat STRATToNS LUCKY OFFICE.
Nos in Va Leesburs Lottery No. p tE1 drawn Feb. L.
TrLo,r5 VI 50 l6 is 50 40 10 SO 81 Is
D Ans 10 SO o. another sold and cashcd by STRATTON
Nos in Sussex County Lottery, No 8, drawn Feb. 90
T,,,, 81 50 q 81 43 Ga a 50 81 "a
nt Nos. q ~ 81, prize of 81, OPS.
lawn IA Nos in Town Hall Lottery, No. 3, drawn Feb p
WI "a Is q CO 10 ~ Is "a % g
hJ ticket Nos. ii 10 q, prize Of 81 250 All sold and
T'p p " Stratton the all prize seller.
s,snsa from the country promptly and con1denaly
"'ee 10 addressedt to n. STRATToN,
r.hm Richmond, Va.
25I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-29

thony Gardiner, deceased:
SiR-yo will please take notice, that shall proceed Little
Plymouth County of King Queen and State of Virginia,
of Samuel Tunsa the Isl day Of April next be-
tween the hours the forenoon and o'clock the
day. take the deposition Of Robert NJ
Spencer and Others to be read as in suit in
~ the County Of James City and City of Williamsburg in
which YOU Of the said Anthony Gardiner,
dec are plaintiff and myself the executor of Robert Boyd,
dec am defendants which time and place attend
deem necessary: and if from any the said dispositions
not taken completed that day they will be continued from
day to day until finished.
Your obedcnt servant,
GEORGE X. CARLTON,
Ez0r Of Root. B. Boyd, dec.
Febs sa-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-29

StTEE-rhis distinguished Race Horse, bred by Capt John
y Eubank, Lunenbus County, Va, and ualed IN e' VIII
make his first season stable Granville County, North Caro-
lima on the main Oxford 10 Bvydon Va al the very
moderate price of naC and Sld0 10 INSURE with one doa
cash 10 the groom all The money will be due OH
and the will be claimed the mare can be as
ccaucd be i'm fal P7stase VIII b. furnished
gratis and mares fed $40 per month, and coorcd servants
boarcd gratis will be- allow To leave the plantation
until her feeding expenses are paid :.
Every possble care will both by myself and an expe
prevent accidents or escapes Dul VIII ol p
responsible for any may happen
Steel the class OF horses, being sixteen hanus
and and of the most perfect
merv propoions he has uncommony fine shoulder ana
deep brske perhaps his finest points lie in his hack and Ion
nothing adapted 70 packing weight during hr
rce over heavy track He has clean bOny head and fine
neck his very superior barre well ribbed out and his
quarters ste uncOmmoniy hnehs color fne bay win
black legs, name and tail =.
ofhteen which The last al Baltimore when
po,vey ont Of order though he received $500 of The purse
the 2d best her.e.
N R-Ic challenged Immediately after the e
ran her f,u mile heats thousand dollars aslde which was
declined He ran and from Virginia TO Georgia. carrying of
cvrr sweeostase aud Jocky Club from four mile heats
winnings amounting. to Sl9oJ exclusive oil MS
stakes
lie is now offered public with the fullest confidence in hi
poyny valuable Stallion. For his performances III DETAIL see
hand bills.
prncErrStecl that capital Race Horse and mo
valuable Stallion imported Fsdc his dam Dimont by Constu
Eubanks: his grand by Balls Flozel; his grand dam by
Flag Truce grand dam by old Ceer Goodies Twis i'm
nnrnd awfd imported Syceye imported Monkeys imported
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