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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-12
WATCH NNDJLDDN
MAKING.
J. LITTLE,

- especially informs the Citizens of
An Martinsburg and its vicinity.
that be intends carrying on the above
business in all its Varieties, in the house
lately occupied By Mr.. linn, deceased
nearly opposite the siar;insburg Inn.
tie hopes By strict attention and a tho !
rough knowledge OF his profession,
merit and receive share Of public pa
lronage. As he intends to devote his at
tentIon particularly to Watches, he viii
repair all kinds, Repeaters, Doplax,
Horizontal, Patent-leysrs. ia the very
best manner. Ais, those VINO wish to
favour him with their custom for Clocks,
may rest assured Oh having them, made
Of the best materials and finished in the
tleatest manner. Silver work and Jew
elry neatly repaiied-All on the most
reasonable terms for cash only.
Martinsburg, May /.
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s. fust ssdCe

pY virtue of Deed of Trust exc
O cuted by William Nicely, on the
6thd day of August, 1922, TO secure the
payment of certain sum of money
therein mentioned, due Thomas C..
Brent and Arthur Blackwell, Merchants
and partners, trading under tie maine
and firm of Brent s Blackwell, and OF
record in Morgan County; ! shall, on
the first day Of .4uglsst Court aezt, for
the County Court of Morgan. astrustee
therein named, sell at Public Sale. for
READY MONEY, at the house of ig-
natius 0'Ferrall, N the town of Bath,
part or parts OF two seperate Tracts of
Land, situate near and adjoining the
aforesaid Town Of Bail. such tifIe viii
be made the purchaser as may be au-
thorised BIZ the aforesaid deed of trust.
JAMES II. WHEAT, Trustee.
Bath, June 5.--ctds.
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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-12

ID ESpECTFuLLY informs the La.
IL dies and Gentlemen of Martins
burg and its vicinity, that he intends car
rying on the Boot and shoe Making Bu-
slness in the house belonging to Capt.
John poisal, on King Street, where he
hopes, through strict atten iS', gener.
Gus public will grant hi .. at least, a
share OF patronage. Those sho favour
him with their custom may ely on hav-
ing their work done well.
Martinsburg, April H.
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JAMES So BOYD,
Cabinet Maker.

RESPECTFULLY informs the citi-
~ zens Of Martinsburg and its ,icini-
ty. that he has commenced the CAB
NET MAKING BUSINESS in its
various branches, in the house belong
ing to Mrs. Fultz, lately occupied by
hrs. Kennedy, where he is prepared
to execute all orders in his line Of busi-
ness at the shortest notice. He has in
his employ some of the first-rate work.
men, and is supplied with large guam
tity Of Mahogany, Cherry, SC. Of the
very best quality, whichwill enable him
to execute work in style, superior to
any heretofore offered to the public in
this place. His work shall all be done
in worlunan-like manner, as it is
his intentionto keep in his employ none
but those who understand their business.
Martinsburg, June J.--tf.
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School Books.

besides those on Theology. History and
Travels, and judicious selection Of
Poetic productions. His store is III that
part of the house forsome time occupied as
an apothecary shopby Mr. Conway Sloan,
which is Immediately opposite the west
end of the Bank. In addition to the as.
sortment Of books enum Grated. statona.
~ of every description will be also
kept.
JAMES BROWN.
Charles Town, June 5.
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REMOV
Tie sabscri5fr haciag removed his
Book and Stationary
STORE

from shepherdstown to Charlestown,
avails himself OF this opportunity to no
THY the public of the change, and to So
icit that patronage to his establishment
which he feels assured he MAY calculate
upon from liberal and enlightened
community. lie trusts that Sufficient
encouragement will BE- given TO enable
him at all times to keep on baud well
selected assortment of useful books.
Orders left at his s,ore for such books
as he may not have on hand at the mo-
ment when applied for, can be had at a
very short notice. He pledges himself
to use every exertion to give general sa-
tisfaction. His assortment will consist
principally ofEnglish, Latin, Greek and
French
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-12
Valuable Property
For SALE.

FE9iiE subscriber will sell, on accomo-
b. dating terms, bis property in the
Town Of Mariinsburg, consisting Of a
Lot and an half of ground, on
the main street, on which are an excellent
XXI Dwelling House,
s:ss Kitchen, Smoke House, Sta
.t.4z Bile, Creamery. and Barn and a
Commodioiss Biacksmith's Shop
No property the place can presen
greater inducements to purchase, to a
person disposed TO carry on any public
business, particularly that of a Black.
smith than the above mentioned proper
ty. Propositions for the purchase Of
said property can be made to the sub
scriber, who occupies the same, and
will continue as usual to carry on his bu-
siness Of a BLACKSMITH, until he
sells said property.
az All persons indebted to the sub
scriber for several years standing, arG
earnestly requested to make payment
AS a Friend in need is a Friend indeed
JOSEPH CHAMBERS
March 6, 1928.
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NOTICE.

vENHE scubsriher earnestly rec. uest all
4 those indebted to him for Pulling and
Dressing cloth at the .Mariinsburg Fac
tory, TO come forward and discharge their
accounts or cose them by note; he
dose not wish TO be importunate but the
amount due Is considerable and his
situation renders this step highly impor
tant to his interest.
SlLAS OAK.
April "a, 1925.
p. S. All those having cloth at the
Millare requested TO valland takeit away
without delay, as the subscriber will not
be answerable for accidents.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-12
Negroes for sale.

TWO young negro meE equal to any
in the county Of Berkeley, either
fl skill or ability as farmers. will be
sold at very moderate price for cash.
Eaquire OF thesEditor of.ihis parer.
Marc IS.
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Take Notice.

\ LII persons indebted TO the sub
"a striber are requested to make inn
mediate payment Having come 10 the
determination of settling up my BUSH
ness, it is to be hoped that all those in
debted win consider Their interest. and
make payment without the trouble of
resorting to compulsory means Here
turns his thanks to his pnnctual custo-
mers, and solicits continuance OF their
fayows. lie has on hand, a good as
sortment of excellent Liquors; and his
Table shall be continued to be served
with the best the markets can afford.
PETER w. kERNEY
Martinsburg, june 5.-Sw.
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grn,Asg NOp1Glo

yrvIIE subscriber once more, and for
Z the last time, requests. those in
debtcd to him TO make immediate pay
ment, as longer indulgence cannot nor
,ciH not be gwen. Captain JOSEPH
GRANTHAbl is empowered to settle
my business. On hand, choice seiec-
ton of LIQUORS, from Baltimore,
which il viii give him pleasure TO sell TO
his punctual friends.
WILLIAM KROESEN.
Martinsburg, June 5.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-27
Christian Advocate.

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reriodicA Iiterature.

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'''u o"iees "ptice nas been gwen Ge.pie tie
commencement u new volume.
Al .et'e's alaiessed to the publishers are to
be post pad.
me Magazines are very strongly packed.
ana forwarded a} mail a, soon as published.
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Museum q Foreign Literature
and Science.

Conducted by ROBERT WALSH. In
"e lashieot TINS tetprre, may be unaef
'tool tlom ies con lderations which the al
Vetu7ers WiliYenture to subj IN 10 their annon
cation ui It. The periodical works of Great
hrtaIh AMI France contain a u.ass OF literary
ana scientific lptelllger &C. whiun d, 6 notreach
'he American pGbhc tor want of a suitable
ch'Hhti, tut winch would be rrad among a.
Wth equal pleasure and profit. Such OF the
B'rrh Reviews aud Magazine as tie reprint.
ca I Uhe united atates--uot excepting tue r..
~ 'hurSh d QuartrtlV krviews-enibrrcc
much matter which Is of Itlle ntcr est A d oGno.
dd' ntaSe 10 the American reader, and not nm
frequently hted 10 vitille ms literary taste his
mo ais, or his political principles. II Is drsna
Ole, under these circumstances, that a selection
should ne H.ade. such As would turnlah the a
Iuihlc dhl ente't4mng portion oil their cor
te"ts, to the exclusion oithe other portion on.
81 tihS oi details ana 5be, ulati1ha eltner uniL-
reslln4 II, thsin elseo, OF ni5chI,vulo III then
tendency, ., ato-dnc, oil ! cal eoncein a.u
application. On lhla plan, IdIe exle st and q
hnh'c's c9n=un ption II .lu.e, wouid 1t ogvla-
tea To pay dc ttute vt merit might he sal
stItIted mtny o. Natus VLl,h CIV rsmaln un
4 VII ana La essIaic. OF seseia. L itsu
Journal o thes I,hdfc and cIudite cast, and
others indeed 81 aiao ge al ar1 atthe sane
time ve'y sohd chatac'e., ne o. no use Is
mad 10y the ITO tud con, Iltrs OF the perio-
d. at works 2 hteln he U.it q Str
be Uje Il tn, one nov d,i,titi- Ell. Is the
accuu ulatIon, II a pei m,, ca iurn,, 81 lhc ma
tela'' thus ntgi cited, AID The tlls aly {
&c entlhc a tee ~a1thy ct beng pePtn5e IN
tins unt. y, Ut "l1ch, "h,n q, ate accom-
Inv aiItt o.
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PROPOSALS
For p1Jiistiog, by subscription,
a ~ AMERICAN
BiosrapnicaA Dictionary
4 liEMEH ,l!ANCER
or TIlE
n.,srf,d Heroes, Sages AMI Statesmen eC =
~ meftcd-

r,be con.ioel exclusively TO tho,e VINO So.
led thenselses, ii ether capaci'v, III tht
,,a..,Iuti may War, when obtained the lade-
.,,i,oce oftaeit country.
,,,,ol Edition. WthmoPpendir-cop'oaiag
aO.lE Declaration by tnc Ret reseGt,tiYes a
the u ,itcd Colonies OF Notth Ameu.a,
,.N IN firth the c4uses aad necessity OF taxi :
ems. In'y e, lzi5-rhe Petition hv the
,,'',,,.cntatises of the u tied Colonies, to tie
t"n,ofG eat Bsitain,J llv 8, IA "A procit-
60, y, Congress fra day oi ta-tln2, haniii :
= D aver, March 10, l715 The Decla-
Slb independence, July +, l7io--and the
sanC sto by the Congress OF the United States
fam .r,ca, Ottoher 81, 1879.
an. The GonstitntIJu ot the United States,
an, Farewell Adiress o. General WASH
enron o the people Of the United States, an
,,,,nnc;ng his inteuuoh of retiring from pubic
service, september Z, 1870.
f,oupjLED BY THOMAS J. R0 DGERS
reducedto the ALTERNATIVE + cnoo-
.;no an unconditional submission t. he ~ al
II OF inflated nj listers, OF resistance by 10 &C
,rns iatt d, - o1If enoIce. We have conntedt the
cast OF ,h,s contest, and und nothing So iii eaa-
faas voluntary save y. ll"nor, justice, ana
unan,tg, Ion bid Us tanely TO sun ender thti
fs.lom watch W. received from our gallant
.o.e.to ;, and Viii h our innocent postefiy
h.yea III. toeece.Ve from us. We cannot
,,dn,e the inf,uy and guilt of resisn.ng snc
,,ed;,g ,enerat,onsto that wtetchedness Ah ch
losutaoly AVA them, ii We base!y ent ii here
dcuy bondage upon Iheih'
:. lhc ms we nave been compete by III
.usnoe, to assume, VIC w. IN deuanet ot.sery
hsz,rt. with uaabatlug h,mues, and pe,so
auc,. e.npto, tal lho pc .e.vutiol OF Gu, b0e,-
t,rs-bei,g uah one nnnd lie, ed to Gle iree-
zen lat (, than TO i've sIWea."- Deeiaratioa
nrCou.ress. setting JortA tie necessity 9tta6.ns
m armS--Jai4 q, 10.
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lJoarnat Of Foreign .Eeaicino.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLlN, j.. NJ
II. and WILLIAM PRICE. ". II.

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20 The paeranaes otthe puthe. Wi he conduct.
cd entire Y o. tie p',ucipl, II S.1lffiop. The
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Gated Il 10 present At stated intervals. sort oi
oynopsls Of tie fore,gn Magazines, .Ionhal,
ana hese"s, pptoPiated to Aitatea AID it,
klndIe cd Sciences
No one WY doubt thcimportance ofthis de-
sign, who Is conyeisaul with the reiindicn
Nofks OF Europe. a 3, incident IL such pub.
lc"tons. the mater which they contain is alto
gethef 81 4 mixed nature, ard Oh nett themu>t
"heqHa liey are a vast field, where Golden
wheat Is too oil Ell ehuked bv useless 81 PERM.
eious tares, aid where 1t import, IL Ike the
prudent husbananan, t. REJECT the one. and
"o''d tae other. These publications are,
moreover, at tbs tine SO Iuu#e eli, 81 cost,
'"d SO dlihenlt Il : Z procured, hat rlaiE. thcv
can only be consulted bys algemaio ite of the
cul'v"ofs OF srieneeint the Uuiled state .trro
q ~ dunn lpeMbat similar to thn one now
II asth'telore lucant to I've an ev-
tract So c"P'ons OF their Convent as Tot onl, g.
exhibit the progress oithc Physical selenets o.
broad, hntto 10 away, IN great decree, h.
necessity oi1ecnfinat l., the work themse iNea |
Inc content oil thc journal will BE- arranged
under he DIVISION ct
/. Selected Papers.
.. Selected Reviews.
D. Medical and Philosophical Intelligence.
T. List oil New Publications.
The works pubi.he in numbers II .iarua-
y, Apill Jaly, and O,tobe,, io,nieg yen y
&c volume
This journals 4 continuation of tic Flee
nc kepe'toly, andwas commenced January,
1921.
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The North -American Review.

iy advancing in public estimation In Januo-
ry, 1924, the odltorslip was assumed b, Pro-
lessor Everett, oil ihe University NJ Cambridge.
New-England a,tc series VA lin com.
menced, with which il is convenient laat sub
'criptions should bcgin Order for ~ part
IT the work will however he thant milN re-
tcivcd by =. Liilrl and by Il Norris h,ur,
Nho are interestcGIn the publication
PHjiished qpaftolg-i'rrr tue D9Has u
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-27
From u London pnper.

The Frenchmdn and he Clerical
Horse dcdier.--A complaint which
has caused a great deal III conyersa-
ton in Hath, was made few DAYS
ago by a French gentleman, named
Lalu, against a clergyman who re-
sides in The neighboihood Of that CT
tY, and who is remarkable for deal
tng proliiab y III horses. The Ma
g'slrate applied 10 on the OCCASION
recommended that the cireumstan-
ces should be stated IN n court orlaw.
after having the following account
from The lips Of The FrencIman :4--
=" go 10 buy n horse from him,
and he ask me 40 guinea. | say no,
by Tar, J no give ti,at. Well, say
the Clergyman, telI You what: You
shall haec him for IS guinea but
IN my eye, you shall no have him
less" j.
Mag istratr.--Yau could not think
of dealing with clergyman who WAS
so ready 10 swear.
frenelman,- 49, oHi, did; tIio't
u clergyman would mol swear any
thing but true; 50 paid him the
money. Well. got upon him, and
he go beautiful. Then put him in
the Bell'sstablcs, and ride him next
day and he go upon three leg 50 |
pat him up again. but he still 80 up
on three Ieg. and then Gave him u
doctor but. by Gar, he walk upon
his knee, and SO | say if you walk
upon your knee, | do not walk upon
your back.
MaSistratc.--You mean that the
holae was unsound ?
trenchman.-OH, he got dc gout.
Magistrate.-ihe govt horses
don't gel the govt.
Frenclnan.--rat BIZ was clcr-
gynan's horse, and they both have
The govt. The horses leg was sccA,
and So was the masters.
Magisiratc..-Wcll, | suppose You
sent hack the horse
ffenchmaI.---No the clergy.
/ have him--but asl, Mr. .eII ia huy
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-27
New and Valuable Medicine.
(IN&@ rs ~
g. . 7 hSS W., tx

: i NiIl #ntn and elegant BdlsaB bius la
to -tandunriyaIled ~ IL merits, Tor Con
SYMPTOMS and Coughs, and wc boiily venture
to assert that no Medicine ba- ever gained SO
much credit III 70 short q tIIne a this comTo-
,illon. scarcely "A Cn-e occurs bat may be
relieved hy the timel, use Of il, many ia ing
lately used it IN seated Coneunl;tions Will the
most surprising success, who were gIYcn gP
by the most skilfu ph> -iciane in the country.
MANY certificates OF It's efficacy accompany
each bottle.
hereby certify that NY wife has for some
time past hpeniroublrd with violent Cough.
aud has been in u very delicate health, And
after having tried many different ihlpp- with
out getting relief, bought ior her bottle of
DR. Ncllen- Couch Drops, from the use OF
which n very shor time She found areat r"ilci
and her Coneh la. entirety lett hrr, ana she
has regaiaed her strength.
JOnN W. JENKINS.
Hi,dsop, 18th .ronH pom, l8le.
Affirmed before me, JOSEPH D MCNEIL,
hft0gd'r If he cilyef HadsoD
70 the afflicted phom Tbs may concerr--i
Rosanua Burton. do certify that took H VIC
lieut. cold IN the iat'rr part oi tie year 1878
which created IA iolcut Cough aud difficulty
of breathing. which WINS very distressing til
procured bottle of Doctor AiclIens Cough
Drops. and by takra lcw doses OF The s,id
drou-. was entirely carcd ol ny Couch and
1:Jn in ny side NOSNNNt BARTON,
Wife Of Mr.. Io,eph Barton
! Hudson, i2h .io1,A l@b. 1919
! Ills is to certify tbt ia June Isl. wa
seized with very distressing Goa-a. pain it
my side, Great weakness ot the Iaugs. and i
continued mijl ipiy 1919 which confined ~
To the house ahd part OF thr time 10 my bed
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-27
JOB pRN%TISG

Er,cJtted IN The neGicsi manner. and on The
mo5i moderate terms. ~ tie Qgee ~ the
'Tslatan
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-27

In : not To be ALE n t'ic-not 70 be
permitted to rest after fhc tolls 81
li'e--to be d"oped II he Imprisoned
ffrar' in thi Cay fa'med--dungcon
10 lie forever Jagged With this
worthless body--its load Of diseases
and inlirnltcs---to be- condemned IN
hid il for mil'eniumg-that yawning
munster S8lnencsq and 1imc--tbat
hungry hyeua. ever bearing chill
dfen and ever destroying her off,
spring !ia rot II BE- permitted
II dit A~rpI atehger in Heaven.
haql thu in tAinc armer II wrath n
punishment more dreadful then LET
II thunder upou me; command Il
To sweep ne down to tie
fool NJ Carmel. that my there b.
extended; may pant, and "iiIhe, ard
die
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-27

Webb. the celebrated walker, who
"as renal kabIc for .igui. boih of bo-
dy and mud. drank nolhing but WI.
Ter. lie was one Jay recommending
his regimen to a irlcrd Who loved
vine aud urged him With great ear.
neslness to quit aconlse al luxury by
which his hrati and his intellect
would be equally destroyed. The
gentleman appeared IN be convinced,
and Told him that he would confirm
10 his counsel. though he could not
change his course of life ut once. but
would leave off strong liquors by de-
Srees. by degrees = cxclnilns
the other if you should fall into
the fire, would You caution your SER
want 10 pull YOU out by degrees ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
SHORES FOR SALE

VIE subscriber will sell his farm in the Hano-
YER lyiHg the Of New found ard Of
'hee miles and adjoining the Scoichtown plantation and
Others II contains between five and six hundred acres oi
land equal f superior any the neighborhood-a
comfortable dwelling house lately built with the best mate.
'i good brick meat house, dairy. ice-honSe rocked
well Of pleasant and wholesome water Immediately in the
Yard "onn,rio barn. stables, comfortable
for oeSaSo, apple orchards in thar ,e
.ion OF country for summer aud winter peach
chard, and other fruit
should this farm not he sold before the day o
rr next II will ON thai day he offered public auction on
Tue PREMISE: fourth of the purchase money will tie re.
qure IN hand, and the balance in three equal annual
s,arentSi with deed of premises TO secure
the pay nient OF each instrument
GeAtemen wishing view the land will apply To the sub
scriher residing in the Forks OF lianov r. who will ali
times with pleasure accompany them.
Should this land be sold privately eCare the Il,
her, due notice will be given The crops stock &C. w be
sold on that DAY, credit of twelve months
October T. wtdst JOUN TItop NrnN