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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
ShERM ANS
WORM LOZEN GES.
.RovED in more than 4OO, 900 Gaze.

~Dovrp IN mara than aOO 600 case. to be In.
..,,,hi.. he ,olv CERTAIN worm.dr.,rov,nr
a.a;eins eve, discovered. Many disease. a,,ss
for ,..,,os and o,ea.op long and intense suffering
,.d sv.., dealt u,,ho, their ever being .u.p.c CT.
I'd. ,,,.n ,-,soo. n,. yety often IN c,.d wuh
Nm .,d 49,. far ysrion. complaints, WITH
,,, an, hs,.s, . when onr dos. Of these Lvz~u-l
g.,. ,..,ld .,..d,j, r.r. ,hYm.
~ G,,y,n Hu,i,, lob SIKH Az knew child
tba, wa. cured Of H.. by these Lozenxes. utter
,t,.. y..,s ..a.,;,o and o,,h,ne Ella. would give
tho ..., ,el,,f. NJ. ha. used them in hi. practice
a., ~. las, ~, wear, IN several bundled cases and
,l.n,. u,,h .uec.... A boy on haa,d % on. of
IN. H,yre Packets was cured Of hts by only ono
d,se ,t ,b.u.
NJ, Io,i,g w Gross g6 FulieB ST., cured three
,,f nj. children Of uo.ms by on. hos.
Cam Coffin. OF Nan.nck~t cured his child
Lx.ar. old. Nv oI, three do.p.; he tsd been given
4. Il, The n,v.,cians a. incursbt.. AID ~ss FAST
x..,,.y sssy be,ny niuo., ,~du,.d 10 a sk4ietop.
IN. d,c,o. could NJ, Tell " b., allied the ch,lt and
the father. in reading the .ymrto,,s of ~mms.
hous hi po.sbIy IN. might be the cause Of all tho
d,,iic.ity and c,n.eanrpsi, applisd IN d. Sherman
On, osy, him b,x Of b,s Wmm l.. x.rses; sf,rr
III. fist dose N. child ran 10 hi. father f,iph,en.h
AT ,b, Iaree ousn,uv Of worms thnt cane tom
him n. !. nay ne well and Hearty a. any child.
and no doub, bs. br.n saved fem an earl, grave
nv onlv three doses Of these Lorens.s
NJ J Murrhy. 80 North 81, Philadelphia, vas
applied to BY n poor woman whose daug hter, 7
Years old, had been lick for nearly thee Years +;
her stomach was = large a grown pei sob >, heI
arms nnd legs 40 sa ojIeD that she could not walk
or help herself sthoush she could eat as nuch
"a, two Isbo,ng men. Two celebrated doctors
had exhausted their skili without, any beDe6i; the
father had srent all he could rai,e aud dis.
couraged he abandoned all idea oi doing any thing
more for her, and looked to death alone, 10 take
her out OF her misery Mr. Murphy believing il q
- a -
.nees and in ,w o siays she returned viii 10, b.s
ing IN her eyes, and said the Loz4nses had saved
her child. life. The irstdose brought away nearly
a pint of worms in one living msss she sfterw srds
counted over 800 that were discharged, besides .
the msss-~hirh abe could no, count, The child
was literally eaten up with ,hem--ano,hef living
wines. Of The almost miraculou. .f;cacy of Sher.
mans Lezsrees
Dr. Zsbli.kie, 18 Duane st., has used them 10
over 700 cas-, s. some af them of the most alarming
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06

INDIAN HErHoD OF Communicable,
G,tIin, in one of his lectures, exhibited a
Winnebago Gour!ing Flute, which he
said was used by the Indian lover, in
wooipg the dark eyed maid OF thu wilder.
ness. Fur hours ne had heard the simlls
sounds Of this Fue, and no had seen IN
Dat en-, lovers, siting under tree by the
tank of a river. or in 'front.' OF hedge,
aud never hos h. heard a word exchanS-
c 4 between the seemingly happy pa'r.--
Many maria ,es take place so'ely by Inc
charms of this flute, as he knows Il TO be
a fact that a single word has never be n
spoken BY either party dIring the whole
period from courtsiip TO marriage.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06

THE WAR TENl OF WASHINGTON
We learn that this venerable r'lc ofrev-
olutian,ry times, which has been cartui'
" preserved by Our patriotic countrymen,
&. W. p. Cnsus, Esq, arrived in our
ely IN Il, way to Pirs5urg, where II is
about TO be pitched on the approaching
National Anniversary, near to the field Of
Was'ioglon's cnrli,s, fame. Doubtless
IT wiz awaken thrilling reco lect'ons oi Il c
scenes that occurred at Fort Du Qucsne
and Braddock's fields, and other kindred
SPOTS where the Father # his Country
ACQUIRED his richest laurels.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
TO PRINIERS.

REFLECTION IN TUE PRICES OF TYPE,
Presses, DC, 1T The baltimore Type
and Stereotype Fo"ndry.
T1HHE proprietor OF this established foundry
has on hand and is constantly manufacturing
INp.. Finwers Borders, andi$ always prepared Il"
turaish evet, article mset in Book, Newspaper and
Job Offices. with rromptne.4 and hteIny he
regular tuunr. &C Piuiins TYPE, hom PeaiI {"
Canon. nre of the most approved face, N greet va
rir,v, and sckn"w lodged hy those vito have n'ed
IN. m TO be equal IN poin, &C finish and durahih'y
osny Manufactured IN the Uated States, ard be-
ing determined go sell on the l"west Po''ihlt
t, ms he has made the foiloNirg great REDUCTION
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
ruIcsArIoN INA NEW COURSE.


For soma years past, ard especially
within sort period, emlgfants from the
State of New York have settled in V,r-
ginia. Trey are mostly agriculursts
and men Of subsistence who, having apfac-
teal knowedge OF the best modes Of i'm.
proving lsni, and the industry to apply
their skill, find Their account 10 buying
Virginia lands which have become cheap
from bad husbandry. We SEQ Il stated
thu, many Of the Duchess county form
ers have sod Their farms for one hundred
dollars per acre, and purchased lands IN
Virginia for three or four dollars per acre;
and they expect in few years to mike
their Virginia ferns as valuable as the
lands they solo. Some of these enter.
pris ng emigrants have settled in Fa'fi'x
county, and some in other COUNTIES 10 sr'
.inis. Mr.. Riyes, in an address hfiore
an Agricultural Society in his ntIgnof'
hood, a year or two ago, mentioned me
fact that many New York farner', 10 ms
own knowledge, had come iaio Virg ma
and he anticipated great benefits from
their prac.Icsl knowledge 40 agreu'turi
matters.
One mode by which the Northern FIR
,ners IMPROVE tho worn out lands N Nir-
nina is 10 make smsll farms. The sys-
TEN of large plantations ir the Southern
STATES has T. suited IN dcterioratlpg whole
tracts and districts OF country. Bad nll-
nee is an almost inevitable consequence
If such u system. The farmer or planter
who cndeayours to make up for the loss Of
frti ity in his lands by increasing the
number ofhis acres only extends the evil
which h. would escape from, and adds Ia
tie amount Of his labour without securing
a corresponding return Of profit.
10 this part Of country We are
much behini hand in agriculture. The
INST important Of all occupations, It is yel
the last to be rta.h,d by Improvement.
In our own State there nre thousands oil
sctes rendered almost worthl IS by long
continued system Of had management.
Much Of this lad might be restored to
fertility with proper att nticn and skill
Instead Of going to the West to encounter
all the privations incident TO settlement
in new country, it would be better iol
those wishing TO improve their fortunes
asa icuIturists To try what patience and
perseverance in jud c;ous eaf RS to i'm
irove all old soil might Hccompl 81. The
attention Of the New York farmers being
COW directed to the new course ofemigra
ton to the South instead Of the West, We
may hope that the success of those who
have tried the experiment in Virginia WI
induce others to initiate their example II
other portions OF this county below Masor
end Dixon's line.-B Baltimore American
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06

Faocy Letter Of all sizes. together with great
variety Of Combination Borders. Flowers. Gus,
and Ornaments. Printing Ink Vt all q''ahles and
colois; SmEh. Washington and Po"er Presses;
Cases: Stand: Galley; Brass Rule, plain ann
wa,ce; Comprising Stlck,, &C., furnished also at
greatly reduced rates,
A Specimen b 1ok may be had on application at
the Foundry or il can be forwarded TO those at
distance requiring IL, by mail st small expense
STEREOrYPE WORK done on terms as favor
able as any other establishment IN this county
Orders will meet with proml.t attention, aud any
inflammation given in relation TO makinQ up news
paper office. when addressed to F. LUCAS, Jr.
NAV o5. ts43 Proprietor
h,Painlers Of newspapers Who publish the a.
bovc advertisement before the st of July to the a.
mount Of So, will be allowed tho amount from
their bill, when purchasing to the amount OF Ten
dollars OF Articles manufactured at the foundry, and
send copy OF the paper in which it is inserted to
the PROPRIETOR.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06

A NrGg SSAKE.--Iti is well known that
there have bren divers rumors through
town Madison, IN Indiana, rela'ive TO a
large monster which, il was sad, was seen
above this place short time ago. la h
account we saw was so distorted by ex'g
gereti, th,, wo concluded t. be ate.
ttun--But wa have learned that such u
huge animal has been actually Sc n. We
had tho circumstances from gentlemen OF
OF verucity. A son o! Mr.. Splllman and
son Of M. HIGHLAND, on last FRIDAY
week, about one mile and hall above tins
ilice on the kentucky side Of the river,
while walking along the bar k, saw In the
edge NJ The water an animal bearing every
appearance OF huge snake. They ap.
preached to within about forty steps, when
It took 10 water, and swan NJ arly to the
Indiana shore where it disappeared. An
o her gentleman, who was riding by, upon
his attention being directed to It by III.
boys, d stincily saw it, though it was near
this shore Of the river, which proves II To
b ave been very large TO be distinguished
at such distance. 1t was supposed 10
be from twenty to thirty feet in length.
!, was Of very dark color, and had
eomr,hrng like shining slvrry ring about
i's neck. is trail in the saEd and across
the r, ads has been seen. II has appeartd
several Tins within a few years, and
about The same place, and been seen by
seyeful persons. We can !oIm no con.
lecture as to what kind of on animal It is,
bu, that such a mons'rous amphb Gus non
d .scrlpt has been s. en- We have no hest
fancy in believing, Madison (fnaiann)
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06

The "Intlueuza" must be very general
a, Patterson. N. ]. as the editor ofthe 'at.
terson Inteliigencer announces, that Ju'
veni'e Concer, proposed to DO given there,
is post poned 10 consequence of nearly all
the CHILDREN who we're TO have sung, being
sufferers under thi. now widely spread
complaint.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
A CARD.

vUyFIE undersigned, having returned from ,oa
u thrugh tho Western and Southern cities
would infoI his old customers and the public. this
he intends carrying on the HOUSE JOINER and
CARPENTER BUSINESS, in all us various
branches, in the latest and mos: fashionable man
ner. Builders and others can be fur nished win
plans and drawings, ~ the shortest notice, with or
without bills Of Lumber. Tie can DO found : ~
times, at his old residence, Mt the ~sst s"a ~
Burke Street, where he hopes TO receive snare "
public patronage. rooux
November 25. IR4f.--if
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
A SECRET FOR uousrKEErERs. /,

A SECRET FOR ilousEKgEpERs.- 1t -
a fac. worth remembering. says friend
If ours whp has tried It, lha; first rate
article OF Bstterbread may b, made with.
cut the u.e Of eggs, by SIMPLY making up
the batter with fresh bunermi k. 1t
should b, made thin and well b.uten TO-
yethcr. Try it.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
BLOoDt BLooDu BLOODW

BE ye purified 10 your Blood
And health viii attend you.
ENOW 10 the Blood to be purHrdI Thousands
III can answer this question who Know from
actual experience, that s-r-sT Vese'sele or
Blood Pills, cure siddiness, dfowsiness, singing W
the ears remove bile from the stomach, cure pain
ia the aide and head. and ale the most pleasant
pilI fot costisene.s that have ever bsen oh-ied.
Pie. 25 cents per box. For -sle By Sci ,.
II tNCE. cmntr ef Charles and Fiat streets, bs'-
iimofe. and bv
WM. II. HESLETiNE & Co,
Martt.sbBrg, Va aud
M,yo5. 1913. G. W. ROBBINS il~dse'yiiie.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
WlAlLUjGNl2iG5a,
TIN X:.HRD PROPERTY
FOR SAL. T..

rgNEE sub,cr,brrs having determined to relin-
H. qlish the iann'Hs business, oder Tor sale
their enli,e property, which rmhtaces fOUR
IorS OF GROUND on Water stteet, in the town
-, NJ ,,ins3urs Th- improvements are Il large
two-sto,y BRICK BUILDING, with n
A stone Kitchen attached, a stone Smoke
~ and Swing tinuse. frame ,s'riasr and
,ssss Cow House, and St"ne Stable, upon
two Of the lots. (Which will be sold -rps-
ra,elv IL drsired.) On the other two are good
FRAME DWELLING and KITCHEN. Bark
House 100 fee, long, with Dry House Of 80, and
a good Log Stable.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
To the Farmers.
CASH!
EG.scN Goods.

EgTE e.prc,iuly invite The attention ct 'h' La
w die. to our very brautifni assortment u:
Bazarine lawns. French prinrd lawn; Mousse
Ia, h.. dp.ia.n.; frsucu 3 'nh"z'n Lace Mus
lin Imperial lt"bes; Gingham-; Callr"ef, Flo
renee Bram Bonnet; French Lace and Shell NJ
bert Ronnct.; at fetal Fl"we's and Rihhon'; Par
,<ol.; SAFES J,ckoH't Null, Book s'd Cnin ne
Ma l,n,; sun. Kld, Mohair Sdk Il Cotton Gl"vr f;
M w,r.,rd Ct~Lrnere ari co'ton Hose; H. i
and dim ST.. hatk eoi coI'd i'a'i'n C:"ro
Ladies CIavar.; linen cumbIic II 'ndk',rh'i'i
Lace. and EAcioes; black Love ildkis and Webs
&c. Sc. all al which Nc will sell chesP.
Nh H. j. w & b. K. nOlD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
CASTOR OIL.
Or0m lemons, &c.

A FRESH SUPPLY Of Confectionery, Figs,
"a Almonds, Oranges and Lemons, for ssle ty
June |. ia43. WIN. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
New Goods

New Goods
YHylIE subscriber would respectfully announce To-
Il hi. customers and The public centrally that
he has 10. r.crivsd large aud general assortment
t NEW GOODS which he ia selling ut very re
iuced prices. Persons wanting bargains would d"
.rll to call before making their purchases. as he -
determined 10 sell hi. goods low for cash or to
nuuctual customers on u shart credit.
j. VAN DOREN, Jr.
NV II. 1913.
\. B. All KINDS Of country produce taken in ex
change Cor good. nj cash prices. }. v u
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
THE YARD CONTAINS
2J LGy-NaCHy Fats.
WITH LARGE LETCHES

And room for two hundred mors, forty of which
can be sunk under the Dry house. There is good
Spring water running constantly IN Tho Yard The
improvements are all in good order. and To say one
wishing to engage in the business, it il ceriainl,
, he best properly now in market in the Valley
There il but one other Yard in the place. which L.
unable III supply the demand. The Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad passes within 200 yards Of the door.
thereby bringing 1t within houIs travel of 3slii-
more Chestnut Oak Bark is veiy abundant, and
cal he had at FIVE dollars cord.
IL is deemed unnecessary to give more psrtiru-
ar description at the property, as any one wishing
10 purchase. will view il. We have about so cord
Of Bark on hand, which the purchaser can have.
The terms will be made very easy. and posses
sion given Immediately.
JAMES BROWN,
JAS. S BROWN.
II the above properly be not sold BY The 10Th OF
March next. " will be for rent.
Msrtin..urc. Va. Nov. 10. 1912
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
SUMMER GOODS.
~ ~ On % W -

A IL person indebted TO the late firm Of Wilson
"A & Doll, either by bond, note or open account.
nte requested to come forward and settle the sam"
i'm Immediately The subscriber is required 10 settle
up lh. business Of tie concern with the least pos
sble delay.
November 2. 1912. SnrririHg Partner.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
Hance's Compound Syrup OF
HOARHOUND.

For Coughs, Colds, Consumption, ana
Splitting Of Blood.
CONsu NIPPON.
yWyfIlS disea.e. which i. more destructive 70 me
human race Than any Other krown' car, ="
attended 10 onthe fr-t sPIesrsnce o. ne syuP'
toms. be easily subdned. The great d'f'euity 10
get,p, pstsons 10 rake aremedy for what they con-
i Ter slight .old; hence the great nun'er OF
deaths from Consumption
To all shu are suffering with slight cold we
would say, procure a. once a bottle oil hASek
compound Syrup Of haashoane-
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by SEIH
: HaNCE corner Of Charles and PIau streets,
Baltimore, and by
wv. II. TFSLETINE s. co,
M.KrIssnuKu Va, and
Nav IS, ls43 q. W. ROBBINS Hsdsessiie
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
Commission g. Forwarding
Y q gs1Ol3 a

m @ u 4 UlHs
rHSIIE nd.rsigned, Administrators OF John n.
4 Wilson, decd, request all persons having
claim. snst the Estate, exhibit them aud a
ind bted TO the decreased, or 10 the firms OF VIII
son 4 Anderson and John N. Riddle & Co., TO pay
the amounts respectively owing
The character and magnitude Of the estate will
make i, proper Tor the undersigned wind up their
administration with as iittle delay "a possible.
JOHN SrKUihER,
GEORGE DOLLJr.,
Jsnusrv6 i3to-rf fdmfhistrators.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
GEO. WELLS, 90 John st.

D,FFcmity Of Breathing. For several months
hsv. Le.p torm.nt-d with di.esse, which u'rd
every means to cure. But DR., fsylor's balsom H.
nslly cured me. Far .hoitness "t breath II acts
like magic and s,il be found ve'y heneheial.
ISAAC BURNS, 40 Cherry st. N. I.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06

November 25. fs4i.--,f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06

Pain in the Side and Brsasi.-For the cure 81
Tins d,..o... fousd nothing equal 10 Dr.. Taylor
RaI.am Of Liveiwort, made At 35 Bo"ery u
cured me when | was very III, frum strain which
produced severe pain
HUGH McGALE, % Thomas st.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06

The attention Of the reader is respectfully called
10 the following certificates. However great a.
.hi- vements have heretofore been nude by the use
Of thus invaluable medicine. yet daily experience
shows results still more remarkable. The pro
nietois he,e avail themselves u he oPporiuniiy al
.a,ins IL ia a source al constant Satisfaction thar
they a,e mad. fhe means Of relieving such
mount of ,uhering.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-09

THRUST SALE.-Prsuant deeds of executed by
Robert !. Peatross. Saunders and Samuel O.
Scott, bearing date the goth day Of November lshe other 10
Thoma, h. and Richard W. Sco leaiing date the ct: dag Of
anay lS3 both duly admitted record in the Clerks Office
Of Caroline County Court The subscribers pursuant 70 their re-
the premises sell public aucion The highest bidder for
cash. certain parcel of Land situated Caroline rnun
~ containing II bounded by the lands Of Henry Hill and
Others together with Gs and Saw Mill situated the
said land Also another parcel of Land contiguous
bounded by the lands of Ellis Saunders and Others containing
Pleasant Temple James, child Ann and Ca
,one the Stock OF kind of said Praoss his Plantation
Utensils hs Household and Kitchen Furniture Asn the inter
est OF said Peatros the property Of his
mother Mrs Peaoss The real property offered for sale Is va
luabesituaied in Intelligent and agreeable neishEoooi
about four miles from Hanover Court house The slaves nre
~ Selling rs Trustees the subscribers will convey only suc
title as Is vested in them by the deeds aforesaid.
SETH SAUNDERS,
SaML. G. SCOTT
THOMAS l.. SCOTT,
RICHD. w. SCOTT.
Mov0 -wfd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-09
WASHINGTON HOTEL.

NOTICE subscriber his sincere thanks 10
~ his friends aud the public generally for The liberal support, he
has received at their the % year, and informs
them that lease the Washington Hotel and it
now undergoing thorough repair inside and and will he
ready for reception Of his friends and the public generally by
May dislike newspaper putting, but will say this
much the house will be In better order than has been
since IL was built the pleasant locations, and
has The in misunderstanding the Capitol
Square and overlooking the whole surrounding II shall
be furnished neat and cleane bedding shall be good and
kept table shall be furnished with the best the market
a rds and shall be served up the old Virginia style-y
bic shall be well supplied, and attended by good ostermy
shall all he good cleanly and aceomnodangmy prices
shall he made 10 suit hard tnes-and my friends and
public will give call, think shall be able please them,
accommodation and price, In such That they
viii he certain 10 repeat the visit. will another hingthat
no gaming other dissipation will be allowed
the house- shall he kept with perfect order be found
M my old stand until tina; time JOHN TALMAN.
~ b. The swan Tavern is for rent first stand for hus
ness-posssson given the first of May nexfr information,
.nnuire of the subscriber. JOHN TALMAN.
Anil IL lI5-am
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-09

AW NOTICE-The subscriber has removed his Office
IL story of his residence, al The Of 9th aLd
Streets opposite the Office of the Mutual Assurance Society lie
may found his office, when in attendance agan
s,ncd) of the Courts of the City.
TO CLAIMANTS.-The subscriber, after interval of
years. again his services claimants the Govern
nent of the United States the State of Virginia. for revo
onay services other demands whether arising under
otherwise. His experience In attending such
claims NAV cases, where well found
ed OF the information sustain
them The advantage of that eIpeence-hs familiarity with
subject dgent attention, stimulated by the necessity
beginning his life Of busnesshe is willing pledge
those who may employ hmfr moderate compensa
ton contingent commission be agreed
Urged such inducements he pledges all the indus
and have exerted His residence and
office 9th and streets, near the Swan Tavern Letters
addressed to him will be punctualy attended TO.
Ricbmond 9Th Oct, 1912 d4-y THOMAS GREEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-09

t"tiCE Having other nsdira of redress propose To
publish by genera! subscription, Of letters pamph
~ an defence OF the doctrine aud practice OF free
maintained and praciised by the URioa Baptist Churches.
grht, for aud the objections against the communion Of
ie, shah iinpaaly examined. Al scurri,ty and abuse
1 ne '.3u,g avoided The work shall press
nent number of subscribers be obtained justify its
0u. Terms copy - SCOPES for 81 80 copies
s, Sc Sc Subecybefs viii please give their address
uhor fdarsy ocs the patronage of all his friends in his
'f Ills address, "Jamestown Prince Edward Va" Per-
desiring copies are requested TO forward their subscriptions
practicable JAS. w. HUNNiCUTT.
June 7-l0t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-09
NAV Dc
Sale Of Vauabs and Celebrated Imported Stations at

BrunSloirk Courthouse, "a.
g ARPEDON AND Observation-Disclosures to decree
y Of the Superior Of Law and Chancery 70
Brunswick county, pronounced al September term 1872, WI
SELL MONDAY the Goth day Of June, 1913, TO the highest bid
der ut awrenceve Brunswick Cour; house, Va heng Cour
day. the interest of the of The late John Avery ESQ., il
the imported Horses Emancipation and Sarpedon being
third part Of Emancipation and ourh of sarpedcn i
other portions belonging VIM and Edmund Townes and VIM
G. Spilman.
The blood performance and high character Of the Horses arr
too well known to the public need comment Their colts
which have been shown the ur have fully sustained The
of the best stock horses in America The horses are al
stands in the West.
Any gentleman wishing purchase The interest," and desiring
further information on the subject can obtain by addressing
VIM. Townes. Clafksvllc Mecklenburg county, Va
The of sale will be a credit of twelve months the pT
chaser giving bonds with satisfactory security 10
II. j. HARRISON, Executor
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