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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08

CooL.-A queer accident happened not
long ago in one Of the public places in Par
is. Itseems gentleman, with bright gold
buttons on his coat, was followed by
respectfully dressed thief, who took occs.
sional opportunities to cut of the buttons
and transfer them into his own pocket.
The gentleman having discovered the
fact, kept strict watch upon the others
motions, and when he was ia tina act Of
cutting off button, took Out his wn pea
knife, and cut off The fellows ear. The
thief, as might naturally be expected, was
much enraged thereat, and turning fusIous-
ly to the gentleman, asked why he cut of
his ear. Why did you cut of my but
tons = 'Your buttons damn you, take
your buttons--there are your buttons
said the thief, throwing them at him.
Very WE'LL said the gentleman, and
there is your ear tossing that AT him.
After this exchange Of commodities the
parties separated one going to the tai
lor's, the other to the physicians. - Bos-
ton Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08

rRADLES & SCYTHES.-We have just re-
ceived Taylor's Cradles. Also, Waldron's
Grain and Grass Scy,he', Patent Rifles and Whet-
stones--for sale cheap, by
HAMMOND & CUNNINGHAM.
Tan
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08
SERVANTS F0s. sale.

EyOR sale, a colored WOMAN, with her two
n Children. The Woman is an excellent SER
yanr. and is sold for no faul, whatever. Enquire at
March II, I941.-tf THIS OFFICE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08

StUPERIOR Gun Powder Imperial Tea; I'm
- pcrial do; Young Hyson do; and Black Tea,
Inns ~ j. VAN DOREN, Jr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08

A LA fresh supply Of GRAf'S ALE, just
N received and for sale by
June 10. U. hA6NHhL'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08
IROV! IRON'!

4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT, such as BAR
N IRON Of every description, Plough Irons,
Ciow-bars, and SIedge and Hammer Mouds, &c.
WILSON & DOLL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08
DIR. Il. h. PenhIctOn

VIAS commenced the practice of Physic and
III Surgery, in M,rtinsburg. Office two doors
North of the Gazette Printing Office.
M,y6 l84t-u
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08

G7latNlBlaEATn MrtSGtaHGlhAAlM1a
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08

CoFFEE "A fresh supply of COFFEE, just
~ received and for sale by G. RAENHAL'
June 10
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08
A CARD.

Dr. .7lecander s. Dandrfdge
DESPECrFULLY offers his professional ser
III vices to the citizens If Jefferson and Berke-
lev His Office i. at tho "BowER," near Lee
town, Jefferson County, Virginia.
Nav 10, I84l.-n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08

NAATTING.-4-i,5 50 & "a Check and Plain
1Vl Mating, for sale by
June IL. j. VAN DOhEN, Jr'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08
Charles III. Lee,
gttnruep at Tam,

~ sNttututU az Ao~t
MARTTNSBURG, BERKELEY COUNTY 'A.'
VXTILL attend the Superior and County Courts
w ofBerkeley, Frederick, Clarke, Morgan ana
Jefferson Counties, Virginia.
OFFICE Immediately over the room occupied
by Mr. C. d. Stewart, near Odehs Hotel
March IS, 1840.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08

WHEAT.--ln 1890, the whent grown in
G. Britain was only 1900, 600 bushelsI;
in 1880, the crop was estimated at lOO,-
000, 900 bushels. This is nearly thirty
millions more than all the wheat grown
in the United States at the last census.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08

DACoN.--A lot OF superior BACON, just re-
ID ceiyed and for sale by
HAMMOND & CUNNINGHAM.
June
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08

Henry A. Wells, Esq, passenger IN
the Columbia, is bearer of important dis
patches from the American Ambassadors
as the Court Of ST. James.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08

SUPERIOR Winter Strained STERN OIL,
- Just received and for sale, by
J. VAN DoREN, Jr
June II.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08

HARVEST wHISKEY.-20 barrels Harvest
June II. !. VAN DoREN, Jr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08

GtHAD.--No. l. Gross & Net Shad, just recev-
- ed and for sale by the barrel.
June 2. }. W. BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08

DICE A fresh supply of RICE, just received
IA and for sale by &. RAENHAL
June 10.
"INDON GLASS.-12 1t IS; 10 u l2i
w 40, Baltimore Glass, Tor sale by
May 20. J VAN DOREN. Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

II
We beg leave TO second the following motion, made
So the Warren,on 'sJcffersonian We recommend II
10 the Democracy Of the whole State, to assemble IN
Primary Meetings, and speak ont and ACT
ITO the Republican Party Of fa"qn'er:
"Ee respectfully propose that The Republicans assem-
Die in public meeting, at their respecre Pree'"ets ana
tsys take into consideration the propriey Of concerning
at central point far the purpose Of siring an u"di
zided oppression et their opposition to a u s. Bank
and other usurpations contemplated by The Fedora
Party.
"Ths IS not the period for inaciion. To our State
20 the love which bear to the Constitution and tht
Jnion-we are bound, citizens yet free, to Protes
against all violations ofthe primary law ofhe Contede
racy; no matter by what majority the men in powe
dam 10 have been elected. What will be your OPT
Mons as to the praeteaby of the suggestion we have
ada we are unaware but of the rropriey Of al early
and unanimous prote.aton against the Threatened en-
croachments upon liberties few rejecting men car
doubt.
"The ire of the British despot early kndled in
y,rgnia-ianned BY the breath, and quenched BY the
blood other children; and will their descendants tamelJ
AVA, the chains which British emissaries are pre-
parur Tor hem' Shall we be the last to cherish tina
liberty winch Henry and Jefferson were first, g!o
riously first, IL procuring
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

jet. But whatever may have been the immediate az
thority for the return of the squadron to port at home
the attack upon Mr. Stevenson is IN the spirit OF IN
fairness and prejudice that ciaracterzes the course Of
the American.
Wlthou, the least actual knowledge OF the c'rrni-
stances that warrant expression OF oPinion nch
governmental action the American newspaper gravely
that the fact of the of the squadron shall
be the basis Of the summary recall Of Mr. Stevenson
Whatever the Of the Administration may be
under the dictum of the editor of the American, -
due 10 Mr. S. that his position should be rightly under
stood by the American people We have reason to
know, that he has than solicited his recal,
and tsat 81 far from drpreca,ing what the American
would inlet punishment, he IS awaiting It with
impa sence .-.iibaHY .jrguS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01
TO TIE EDITOR Of TIE E.vo UlRER


81 perceive, in The Enquirer of yesterday, typo.
graphical bunder, q supposed which CRATES upon IN
most dscordantly In the editorial in reference
to Dabney Carr, you make honorable mention of his
father, and call him Porter Carr-Now, though won
take issue upon the responsibility Of that cognomen,
STILL let every tub stand It's bottom, and give
every man his own name The name Of Dabney Carr,
father was Peter.
ain addition, | would remark, in reference TO the
same article that though d. Carr is the only one Of
Mr.. Jefersons blood relatives who holds an office un
der the General Government, there IS gentleman
closely and intimately connected with the Monticello
family, who holds distinguished and lucrative office
under the Governments allude to the accomplished
consul at Havana, ~ 7. Trst. This gentleman, have
the best reasons for believing, will not be removed
lie up all respects 10 The standard, which the
Constitution and shis duties under II requires; he has
strong friend in a distinguished wing .! tins State,
who is also influential personal and political friend
Of Mr.. Ty.er. know this gentleman has eAered and
will continue if necessary, to exert his influence IN
Mr.. Trusts behalf That Consushp has been sought
by many, but have the best assurance that Mr. Trst
will not be touched. have Qhoush zealons State
Rights WhigD used my poor excrtlons IN tins behalf,
and pretty we'll assured, that they, together with
those Of the distinguished friend Of Mr.. Tyler 10 whom
made nllusion above, will not prove unsuccessful.
Entirely The is right, the print wrong. These er-
rata eating and annoying the Editor they are 10 his
| readers Indeed, >u-EfH5r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

,,;c Corps done? What attempted to do:" 1t
p'P,nla,ns that Mr.. Cass has made no effort to
iW :, the Corn Laws of France-nor MIR. Stevenson
MOI ,,pd-and then it concludes with the following
~ :, IN lauaht on those two ministers:
SAT- nuhlic have confidence IN the fitness oil
~; these men for the highly important stations
e'" hold They counseed with their party chief
tnF. .sn,.s condemned by The public voice, and the
!" ~, r,ouire them 10 accompany HIM INTO retirement
p"'" hn,i counsclinrs, ministers and agents ct Van
cannot he trusted, nor expected To repair the m
p", they aided infl,ct Nations abroad would be
!used Ia hear them change their tune, and advocate
SUI ,c,rines and claims The country demands other
.rs Ia be charged with the resusc'iaton ofl's great
hsrc,al interests. Mr. Tyler will not fail the public
,,pec,a,ion
,.. yer taken him TO be- If he should know what
Us Cass and Stevenson have or have not done
W.. n. obtained peep behind the curtain: Does he
- Tins false clamor with hope Of sending MIR.
rtI,,adre 10 Paris, or Mr.. Rives 10 London One
49,, = certain that no movement has ever been made
- IN. modification of the Corn laws, OF greater I'M
r,,,ce than what the British Cabinet has just com
ri.socsa How far Mr.. Stevenson has contributed to
h,, il about man can undertake to say not even
,hs SAGE who conducts the New York Times. But ne
;b, as well have saved his ammunition against Mr.
S,sy.nson That gentleman asks no iasos Of the pre-
sar, administration. Messrs. Webster and Tyler are
more anxious for him to remain in London, than
- % himself He wishes TO come home lie has de-
n6pd his recall and the only thing he asks al lheir
h,ds ~ 10 see his successor as soon as poss'oe' "a'
H. NAV deposi,e in his hands the archives OF nus iesa,
:. and the interests of his country. This attack OF
,bs \ Y. Star IS therefore, not only most unjust most
Ibe raj, bu, entirely supererogatory As Tor the ability
18th winch Sir. S has discharged his duties, it Is
fortunately not within the power Of the Conservative
..T,mes" TO dun ts lu.tre. Mr.. Webster aain's II
NJ. Trlsr admits il, Every man Of sense who is con
ysrs,nt with the details knows i,-And If we mistake
not when the time for laying all his despa.che:
before the world, Andrew Stevenson VIII occupy
s more cnviable distinction in the confidence ana &c
.nsct of his countrymen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01
- -
FROM FLORIDA
Correspondence Of Tie Savannah Georgian.
GOPHER liILL, Fla,

GOPHER IIITI, II,
Fifth month, I'D, Ill. J
Dear Sr-Since my last we have received the pam
ful intelligence thot the Indians have committed i
number of murders in the neighborhnod o. ocean
Pond" Upwards OF an hundred head oil cattle nave
been driven oil from Fort Walker. Their trai leads
South
presume indebted to Allcck -trs.tcnnug gee
for this last visit Three days since four Indians made
their appearance at Fort King, and asked fora WAGON
10 bring their families in. This is favorable, and Il
Col. Worth succeeds in finding Hospi,akee, the war
must end the coming winter. Very truly, yours.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

We advise the Senate of the u S. to scan every ap-
poinment, which is submitted to them for confirmation
especially, the Custom House md Post Office of
fhlladephia MIR. Collector Jonathan Roberts has Of
Tended some of his own party BY appointing notorious
ppe-layers. Mr. Clay will have to look to the late a
pon,ment of the orly-third Inspector being
an common at that port, where he once sought to re-
ouce the number Of officers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01
FOR TIE eve ClRER-
T. HANK


L. :. BANK. :, ;,
haters clothed with power, than the true "
the Wing party are revealed-he Bank presses oe,o,e
silent as possible on the subject now come out oo'y
in favor of the great "regnluor Inc IePea, u
the independent Treasury, and re-es,ani'shmeh' VI
National Bank, will be The leading measures a.
the Extra Session. The Secretary of the treasury
Thomas Ewing, of Ohio has prepared a pan LOT
great fiscal institution, with capital OF 'n'f,yn
millions of dollars, which will be placed before
Conpress-and Mr. Clay, two or three years SINCE
laid before the Senate his plan for National bank'
ntmatin9 that the people were not then ready TO
adop, such project but he would keep 1t IN aoeyance
until thew should call for md now too we see The very
nrns which, while the late elections for PRESIDENT ana
members of Congress were pending, most siudIously
avoided this question: coming out boldly IN favor oil an
Il. S. Bank The Raleigh Register in publishing a
list of the members recently elected 10 represent the -
North State at the Extra Session, says 1t my
g not be an.s to remark, IN these days OF 'mpraehs
Lilty that all the Wings returned are good men ana
{. true. and will go without scruple for National
&c Bank The Petersburg lntelligencer, (otth's morn
inc under the head of "Furher Foreign t1,rac's'
copies short paragraph "From the London Zines y,
April 3O"gying an account of the intense 'h'eIess %
created in London the reception oil the nepo.l -.
the u s. Bank Committeeman sec ms afraio 10 tsiS'
IFS readers with the entire article consequently Tue
lowing sentence is omitted "All the "orsl ehoepa
tons made in this journal than three years ago u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

J,IyE DOLLARS REWARD viii be paid for the delivery II my
L woman PHOEBE MARBLET0N, OF, a she Is sometimes
called PHOEBE HARRIS, who left my house on Monday, tho
a, instant believe that she will make Tor tho
Elisha Iacksons In Louisa where SHE formerly
lived believe has nshand-or, she may be lurking about
The suburbs Fine herself oil for free
woman which the case purchased her Of the Ser
r,art Of Civ Of Richmond by whom she sold for jail
fees about - IS years Of large size dark mu!aito
beard and has rather pleasant countenance viii
the above reward her delivery to - office "f hts
paper 'a'iIS 'oEai,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

r.NuREE DOLLARS REWAKD.os IN Richmond ~ Tho
evening bound Petersburg, SATURDAY., The :2nl
Nav .cule, with hrni"n handhriihls, snai
quantity n SILK two or three yards :" green "n
one specaclr case small keys tied together sna KY
loose hy itself and dollar and about my cents ~
,nrce &c Those Tia, WIN please send II 10 the
station Depot, Checred any information Concerning wl
| hn ,n,n kfully received Mas. ~ DAVIDSON.
-. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

T. We received yesterday the lst No. OF 'the
Independent Odd Fellow" published in this City by
James NJ. Ford Esq,--mon,hly, at 90 year cash Its
excellent Motto, 'Friendship, Love, and Trnth.'
lts Title bcspesks lis character It's first No publishes
the Proceedings of the Grand Lodge Of Richmond,
when they laid the Corner Stone Of their Hall on the
2Sth March, with Mr.. r T. Daniels Address-the
Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of the United
States in October last, and Of the Grand Lodge of
Virginia of the 18th April; with variety of interest
ing articles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01
M C1,rI0Sa

TrSSEssEE.-C ampbell's (W.) majority over Black
we'll 3D. in the 4th Congressional District il only 63
Black has been beaten by the apathy Of his own
ir'ends-another warning TO the Democrats The
knoxville Argus says, "Our friends in his District
could easily have poed thousand more votes than
they DID, yet they have suffered their candidate to be
beaten BY less than hundred votes
ALAsAMA.-The election is thin, but there IS little
doubt, that the whole Democratic ticket % membefs)
has prevailed. The Mobile Advertiser (Whig) of the
2it INST admits 'the probability that the entire Loco
fOco ticket is elected =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

Mn srrvrssoy-The New York American OF ga
turday abiding to the return Of the W.
d I W;,;s,er 10 the English c, irt II says
Nr Pckens report. dare sa' i IN part eslohoe 10,
nus w. h Total insItcrncy for place ofie Minister TO
England. -. - .;., :. ,h,, IN. m,ediat. eon.
- The ,.,,rn If The squadron will Re 10 hasten the de-
ef,,,r nj that hitting out under Commodore HVrTi'
in our Judgment the true course would be 10
hars The Brandywn Immediately the Mediterranean
and .f prnmp,!y 10 recall Mr. Stevenson"
Whether the return of the Mediterranean squadron
WAS advised bv Mr.. Stevenson, was the act OF Com
Hull under iniorma ton communicated by Minis.
ter We are mot advised, do believe the surnises
Of the National lntelIigencer conclusive on the sub
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01
The .Siar-[hamber.


We bepIthe Norfolk Herald to believe that we are as
much opposed to all abuses OF office as se-and that
we are as anxious adopt all proper for scrut
nizng into the acts Of public oicers-and Of posing
their maversation, as any one. But we despise the
motive, in which the Portsmouth Investigation has
originated, and we detest the secret Star Chamber
mode of fabcaiing charges, encouraging secret IN
formers, and collecting evidence, winch MIR. Commits
soner Romans employs in discharging his commission
We have no fears Of the result, which may ultimate "
have upon the character of the Navy Agent and the
Storekeeper-for if Loyal and Jordan cannot bear the
scrutiny of the Inquison, know public officer
who can defy the lions mouth ofthe Venetian lnformer
Mr. TYLER, who knows these men as well we do,
and who is as well acquainted with the frank, OPEN
and above board character of the Tirgnians, ought
at once TO instruct the Secretary Of the Navy in his
du,y The doors of Homans' chamber ought TO be
thrown open that the world may witness all his trans
actions He ought to make no discrimination between
the officers whether Democrats or Wings de ongn'
not 10 single out the former only the objects OF MS
prosecution "The Old Dominion of Saturday gives
US the last advices from the Star.Chamber:
"TmE Navy YARD 1sQuIsITIos.-Bu, little mas ye'
transpred relative to the proceedings of the Star Cha
Der at the Gosport Navy Yard The public d'saPPfo.
baton of the whole matter from beginning TO emo,
daily becoming more universal For charges OF pure
~ political character to be made against few Mec"a
MICS engaged upon public works, is rePFenecnJ
ed in the strongest terms by intelligent men OF a,
parties. Had the 'koonskin Administration 'a0us"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

The CoycERr on Saturday evening we'll attend
ed, and the music such calculated TO en-
full house fur its repetition on las, evening. We
do not recolect ever to have seen audience more
universally pleased; if we may judge from the smulta
bursts of applause and calls of encore; in which
the performers were very obliging.
OF Mr.. Braham we will say nothing; his reputation
being too we'll established throughout the musca
world Mrs. Watson who has spent most of her profes
sonal life at the North, may not be 50 we'll known
and must, in justice, say one word for her No one
deny that for richness, clearness and proper cult
walton Of voice Mrs w. has no rival in our country
The favorite song, "She wore wreath of Roses wa,
sung with more feeling and touching pathOs, than is
poss bic to conceive. We would venture TO assure Mrs
Watson Of the success Of her first effort before Rich
nond audience and would advise her to repeat her VI
SIT at propi:ious and fashionable season.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

The roofs Of the Asparagus which took The premium
at the Agricultural Show and FAIR the Goth May,
peher with directions for planting and cutvalIng,
we're furnished by Mr.. John Carter, the honest and
able and patriotic tiorculturalist Of this vicinity.
The uncommonly fine asparagus itself was contributed
by w. Fl. Richardson, Esq, active member Of the
Association.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

Mr.. Senator Tallmadge goes tic mho'e IN his late
speech at n York lie pledges himself to vote for the
repeal Of the Indie pendent Treasury law at the Extra
Sesson-Iie even abandons the STATE Bank system.
and pledges himself to vote for National Bank and
not even to sickle about the particular form Of II, He
goes for distribution of the proceeds of the sales Of the
public Landslide even unblushingly pledges himself
TO vote for resolution rcscnd the Expungng
luton lie SAYS, that the Extra Session has raise
millions to meet the liabilities of the Government and
yet be is prepared to give away the proceeds Of the
public lands He says, general bankrupt law must
be passed-And finally says there is another measure,
though he does not pretend to shy that al this Extra
Session il can be brought forward-a general
of the Tariff 1t evident, that he is prepared to
raise monies by oan and to create public scrip las
one foundation Of the }ank,) since there millions
to raise, and il may not be done by an augmentation of
the Tariff
In word, if ever there man who could shame
lessly turn his back all his former proessons-and
would sacrifice his principles and the Constitution it.
self 10 the rage of party it is Mr. Senator Tamadgc.
He soops low, to justify this lnordnate lust
for Office which has seized upon so mauy Of the Wing
party. He pleads the embarrassments Of the country
as their excuse-and like MIR. Silky in "the Road to
Ruin, ustiiies their hunger for the spols they
deprecated because forsooth they 'mus proride for
their tan,iiy" Unbushng Inconsistency cannot go
much farther; and Mr.. Tallmadge has now only TO
practise upon his precep,s, and ask for Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

= Mr. Jefferson once said, that STEW die, none resign
NM we have two instances Of resignation before us
Ihe Editors Of the "Od Dominion and the "l.ex-
ingon * Gazette notify Mr.. Webster that they
are no longer publishers of the Laws of the United
States, and that he must look out for They
retire with good grace, at least and in very good hu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01
MUDDY CREEK MIlLs.-By virtue Of Deed Of rrns,

UIfnDy CKEEk MTLLS.By yifinc Of Deed ~ Trnst
MI ru,.d 10 the subscribers. Trustees, by +. Drake
Edward Cunningham aud John A. nrham We viii sell
nubc auetlon premises, Saturday the Jane
at valuable property the county Of Cumberland called
Muddy Mills, wh their appnrtrnaneas situated Muddy
r.4s one from James whirh The naYlsa
hc ha,caur, aud and half mites from Cairevi Tho
tract Land which the MILL situated 81 acres
highly improved The Mil has four Of stonetrcc yc
buus-wit all tho usual machinery ur manufacturing
wbeat-and pair The S house buok
huiiing with slate. Attached the Mill I.um
houses gran Of brick, The other o wOoda
store hoe and Oce-and alarge Dwelling house with
rooms all the Offices the accommodation ~
family Garden md Orchard well inosed The situation
healthy, and the nesornoud o the most desirable
Virginia. Tsras-onc ihird ca-Ie residue aud tna
years secured by bonds and deed Of tut The property
WIN. II. MtcFARLASE, ,,,
H. RHODES, '-
June ids