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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-12
TRUST SIZE.

nus HsIIsEs
DY firtue 81 a deed Of trust eseested by
ID Nathaniel Ri.es . David II CLARK aud
giee Garland, for purposes therein mention.
Ell. he1finF date the fofl sbrsary, fs2o, aud
OF r1.oDfd ~ buckingham county { -
shall proceed IL sell, o. the house 81 tie sald
SsibHU,cl Riveei on Monday, The sd day oi
January, fs26,
~ Tract OF Lana,
adjoining the isnds wtefaon the said kives
now resides, containing 2ao acres
One 0ther Tract,
ON smiih's overland n TRACT on the Mar
row bone road IN sad .ounty--ONE M
PROVED aud four unimpros ed LOTS, IA
the town OF LeaksgilIe=--l Horse, carl aud
Steers, a number of Books, with aSaristy OF
household aud otheriu niture specified IN said
trust aud
Twelve Negroes.
Terms cash, OF bonds negotiable at the
State Bank of \ {. No Doubts entertained
as 10 the title OF the property, yet the trustees
Will only convey specially Sale by consent.
DAVID II. CLARK, aud
RICE GARLAND, Trustees
by his ngsHt JAMES 4 MoREnEAD,)
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-12
BEDFORD CLERh,s OFFICE,

October -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
WOOL CARDlNG.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
l. his friends and the public, that he fas put
hls Wool Carding Machines in complete order. and
that he will pay every attention to have Wool of sl
grades carded in the beN manner with despatch, and
on the most reasonable terms.
Coourng aud finishing Woolen Cloths continued
as usual All favors gratefully acknowledged by
.... SAMUEL CLARKE
Articles intended TO be sent TO the Factory, may
be left with Job Sherman Newport-Sanford Amy
Little eCompton-PsIeg Cory, Northumberland
Clifford Bristol Ferry.
N.B-Wool. especially Of a fine grade, should be
creased with pure sperm oil Those who wish can
have their Wool oiled at the machines.
Portsmouth, June 24 ..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
Archibald Munro:

mas 5Us2 REeEIYED, And FoR SAFE,
10 hhds St. Croix Rum, 8 pipes Cog
rnc Brandy, do. Holland Gin, 80 bbls Country %,
so hhds. Tobago Moiasses.
10 do. Matanzas do.
10 Tierces Ney. Rice
80 chests and boxes Young Hyson, and Hysonskte
Teas
60 do. souchong and Bohea Teas.
20 Kegs Malaga Raisins.
90 Boxes Muscatei do.
20 Drums Figs-do. su!tana Rsisins--Bsgs, AZ.
rnonds. &c. ltt June 2
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
Fall Supply.
STEPHEN II. CAHOONE.

lit his Dry Goods Store, No. ITO
Thames street.
LAS just received an elegant assort-
n L ment of Fall and Winter Goods, which he of.
fers Tor sale at unusually low prices
AMoNc WHICH ARE
Elegant merino sbawis for 3 dolls.
Valencia long do cheap
Dark London Prints, for so cents
Caroline psids. great variety
Bombazetts, very cheap
Ladies mkt and blue habit and peisse cloths
White and red long shawls, very cheap
Wors,ed hosiery, great variety
Scotch plsids
Silk and tabby velvets
srlsburry hannels
ga, tC4, and ia blankets, cheap
Cashmere shawls
Ladies habit gloves
Valencia vesings
Wors,ed bombasins and Ggered bornbazeits
And great variety of orher articles, which will
be sold as cheap as can be bought in New. England
Newport, Oct Ii, 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
UURRY.

, No TWO thing, d,fies more than hurry ond
desps,ch. Hurry, is tho mark of week
mind, despatch Vi . stong one. A week man
N office, like squirf ei 10 a csge, 10 labo'Ing
elensIly, bot TO no Jotpos,, and in constant
motion without ge,ting on jo,; like turn.
stile, he 10 in every body's wsy, but stops no
body he tsIks a gfes, deal, but says v. y -.
tic looks into every thing, bu, docs no'hIDg /;
and has hundred irons Ia the 6re, bu, ve,y
lew of the m ae hor, 4nd with those few that
srej he only buns his fingers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04


NTHITwELL's Liquid Improssd OPODELDoo
w one bottle Of 1Vhich .varranted possess more
than trcce the strength and effcacy Of Me hnre
kind. This Eanbrocaaon is now universally acknow.
lodged to be almost nfallibe in Of ,heumatsrn.
bruises. spraiSs cr0p, nurabness snSness zSeak-
ness of the neck JOINTS chii5ia,ns, chobbed hands.
stngs of insecs, vegetable poisons ssh zyounds snd
for any external injury, either for man or beast.
This article is highly recommended by one Of the
first Physicians in the U s. whose certificate sct
companies each bottle. e. p ..
CAUTION!
BE sure and ask for and receive WHITWELLs
OP0DELDOC. or you Vill assuredly be imposed up.
on. Sold at retail by WM SIMONS, ct his houss
in Newport, price SO cts per bottles
Hhere. also moy. be lad, s..., ~.
The VOLATILE ARoMATIc STUFF This high.
ly fragrant sternutative, (nosy composed Of roots
and aromatic herbs,l is too well known and highly
approved throughout the United States, in cases Ut
head ache and cstarrh, 10 need further Comruenda.
tion--price SO cts per bottle. p"
Hr ALSO, rg
JarTsS' Bilious Pills,
An excellent and we'll known composition in Jsun.
dice, bilious complaints want Of appetite cosliyt
ness, &c. &c. price rs cents per box.' q"
ALSO,
Deterrent Bifsers,
Usefu, at all seasons, but especially il the spring
Of the year for the same complaints those above
mentioned. d.-They should be used after the use Of
the pills. e. "a.
ALso-Itch Oinsneut, ...
An infailibe remedy for this complaint, without
smell or stsin-price So cis per bog.
ALSO, - .t
DqRy's Eye Watsr. .sf
This article has been recommended BY some q
the hrst physicians. -t
7ooih- Powder,
AND s.... ...r
Dam0sk Lip Saioe. s....,
March II, 1924.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04

The ensuing anecdose, iiIusira,ivs of the
peculiar character Of ssilofs, 10 taken from o
review Of rscsn, nsoiicsl work published in
England -
"His msjssty's ship the Brunswick, was
distinguished by . large figure head OF the
duke Of that august house, proudly 'iding The
waves, with his hand upon his sword, snd Q
,scsd hat upon hi, hssd.-Thie figure vas, in
the hes. Of the baltic, (3lM Jnne,) deprived Of
his hA by Q cannon bsll.--The crew Of the
B'nnswick, not feeling satisfied that their
great Iesder should continue uncovered 10 tho
lace Of his enemies, sent dcputstion, 10 70 IN.
20 the quarter deck, 10 reques, that their cap
tain. John Hsvey,) would be pleased to ordo'
his servant TO give Them his laced cock hof to
supply the loss. The captain, Of course, i'm
medisusly complied and The hs, nailed upon
he head Of the figure, remained there tho rest
Of The aeiion J"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
SCHOOL BOOKS.

WrBsTrn's. Alden's, and Cummings spellmg
W books. English Reader, Columbian Orator,
Murrsy's Grammar, Walkers Dictionary, Cummings
and Morses Geography and Atlas. DaboIls Arith.
metic. Testaments. and every other kind of school
books usually wanted. by The dozen single. At very
low prices Also, blank account ard record books ;
Bowditch's Navigator. and Blunts Coast Pnot ;
writing and letter paper; Watts and Methodist
hymn books Church prayer books Bridgewster
Collection, i2fh edition.
ALMANAC.
BickerstaA's Rhode Island, Farmers and Chris.
tan Almanacs, for 1924 by the groce. dozen sin.
gle.
Paper HaNCLNCS.
One thousand rolls Paper Hangings. for rooms and
window curtains. with borders Two hundred rolls
low priced papers, at about IS cts per ROLL ,.t
Elegant and fashionable New.York Hats, and the
Boston Hat Factory hats, warranted water proof and
not to fade in wearing Also, mems and youths wa.
ter proof cotton and felt hsts Just received and for
sale at the Book and Hat Store, (and at the lowest
possible priceslb by
GEORGE WANTON,
.fgent 10 Ezra Hathaway.
or Second hand books bought and sold as above.
Nov 27 ""
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
"A LOW PIN.

A fst gentlemen 'elat,ng in company On &C
cident he mot with through the negligence Of
his servant in driving, said tho chsise was
overturned, snd himself thrown into ditch.
4" Ab an (said one Of the company know
you cleared IT," sCiesred il Tho devil, IRE.
piled the o,he') ] said ] ives flung into it,
ITO be cure you were--,bs, is.when you were
huug inro il, every thing flew oar Of It."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
@isceitatle0us ArtirIes.

ID Dwa.f-1be English papers oflsto have
had many in,sre..ing ar,icles respecting the
Sicilian Dwsri, but We have DOW some, hing
that may complete with il. There Is ., Wosh.
ingfon Hall, most petfec, end ogtoesbie
Dwarf. His nsmo Is Stevens. 4. he is in his
2,st yeAt, and measures thirty sepea inches
in height, end weighs thirty four nonnds. Hs
is IS perfect model Of the human species ss
nature ever formed. His features, form, &C.
tions and conversation, are tosnliness ia min.
ature. He was 6orn ia tho town Of Lyman,
STATE Of Maine, Of respectable paren,s, out
wbose largo family, havipg e;gh, children be.
aide ,his ono, disabled them from giving him
On educa,iop suitable 10 their wishes. Major
Stevens, (for so they cali him,) never could
cu,er,sin the fss,idious idss Of exhibiting him.
self, and consequently did not leave his father
sill 1898. lI9 Two lettt.
Having manifested 90 smbi,ious desire to
obtain ou education. he hes been prevailed on
by his fisnds to make . personal sppssl to
the public, and to aecep, Of such donations ss
msy be profsred by liberal spirited commu.
nifty. lie, 10 now. a. We said, ct Washington
Hall.and msy be called on BY those whose good
intentions or curiosity may induce ,hsm to
contribute towsrds the attainment Of his de.
sired objeci-edredhon. He will slso. accept
invitations Of such polite eitissns ss Wish TO
have hie, spend en- evening 10 their parloufs,
whore they snd ,hsir friends may have % op-
por,uni'y Of seeing and convs,sinS with him.
! have heard Of females ss email, o. email.
or than Major S,evsos, bu, = doubt whether
this o, spy other county cen ptodues male
Of such diminu,ivs stature and go perfect Q
fo'n. JeG , Hudson, the Queen Of Eoslsnd's
Dwarf, who wss one dsy served up in cold
pye on his Msjss,y's osb'e, was 3 Fec, inch.
%. And The ismous Coun, Boruvls,ti, who
ofls.e yesrs exhibited hinsslfip the proeipsi
ctsiss oi. Europe apd Asia,isS sp, sna 5 inch.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
FOR SALE, OR TOILET.

THE Estate on Thames street, form.
u erIy the residence Of Gov wAsTos, being
divided by entries through the middle. and hnvips
two front entrances, and separate kitchens and cef
lars, IL would accommodate two sepsrase families
with or convenient rooms each, besides plaster.
ed rooms in the garrett. 1t has good gsrden and
the lot extends to the hsrbor. The house has lately
been thoroughly repaired, and is perfectly sound;
II may be purchased at low price. and paymenr
may be made in five or (if required) yearly 10.
staiments security upon the estate would be aecer
ted for all except the 6rst payment. The same es.
tate is offered to be let. 9t .t-I
Oct rs. II HAZ,RD
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
MODEST con FESSlON.

When Mr.. Wiibsifo,cc We, candidate FOR
Hull, his sis,ef, an ,miabIe end WHY young 10.
Jy, off red the COMP lnent of new gown to
each Of The wives'of those freemen who voted
for her brother 90 which she was sslu,ed
with . cry Of Nss WiIbeffotce yorever ="
when she pleasantly observed, al thank you
genIlemen---but cannot agree with ysu, real.
~ do no. wish TO be Mas Wil6eL/orrs for.
euer."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
Horizons Hotel.

@ HORTON respectfully informs the
NJ public. that his house. heretofore knosn ~
the Globe Tavern, has been much improved and en-
lareed since the last season. and that il 10 nov 10
situation to render every comfort and convenience to
the tra aseller.
Providence April 1. 0
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
POETRY.
From the Charleston Courier.
BRIGHT VAS THE FLOWER.

Bright was this flower in early spring time flowing.
And bright the bloom that maniled on her cheek,
Bright were be lips with peace and pleasure glowings
Aud bright the eyes that could in silence speak
Bright were the prospects in her future glsneing
Fondly she hoped for pleasures yet TO CONES
She saw that future. with light step advancing,
And yet no cloud obscured the scene witbgiodra
Bright we're her early hours. by thought unciouded,
In virtues day, unknown the night Of vices;
The burdened future from her vision shrouded,
pade all things smile--to her apAradiso.
Thus never seen the grisIy front OF fsorrow,
Unknown the pale and anxious face OF care;
She deemed not, hapless maiden, that the nsorro~
Might change the brigh;est bliss. to black despair
Bright was her bloom but oh how soon twas bIghe6
With fsttcring wies the base deceiver came
Vows OF eternal constancy he plighted-
She trusted tbem-he lriumphed in her shame.
Her bloom b gone-now sad and broken hearted,
Thro lonely groves, with faltering step she goss;
Wildly she tells the tale ofjoys departed. t7
Vet asks no tear Of pity o'cr her woes.
Dut tears shall Cow o'cr one 80 lost and lonely,
In silent sympathy, from every eye 8,
While frowns Of mingled scorn and hatred, only
Shall tall on him who bade this fowfet die.
tttt. JUAN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
Eagle Coffee House,
NewRorf, Rhode Island.

NerRorf, Rhode. leland.
THE subscriber informs the pubic, that this es.
i Enlistment is now under his management. and
has undergone thorosgh repair, and Is now opened
for the reception Of travellers Ladies and Gentle
men can Be furnished with good rooms, and every
possible attention will be PAID to the comfort and
convenience Of those Who may pstrouise IL.
THOMAS TOWNSEND, Jun.
spril ss, 1854
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04

H In height. Bsbs, the D~ssf Of the King
Of Polsnd, wss 3 feet 6 inches.
Stevens 10 therefore Q gfesser curiosity, and
dsserves the polite attention - we'll 40 mu
ni6eence Of our ci,izens, which I hope will be
bestowed with q generosity equal to the in.
gsnuous msnliness with which Il 10 solicited.
New. York Advocate.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04

SPOTS ON THE SUN.-A number Of
spots wc,e discovered on The disc Of the Sun
on Saturday last, TWO Of which arc so large as
% bs easily seen with com moo spy glass !;
with . powerful telescope nearly twenty are
visible. On account OF The Suns rotation or
his sx's, they Will probably disappear IN o.
days.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
s. MARBLE
MO N u Nj T. NJ IS,

TONES, Chimney Pieces, Heartlrs,
l. Fire Places ard Grave stones, of Americans
and italian Marble. blue, white and clouded, for
sale on the Packet wharf, NRwroRr.
SEQ Also,
500 pair Of Grave stones, of the finest
and most durable Blue Slate, warranted superior to
any sold in this state.-Free Stone for Windows,
Caps and Sills, Hearths, Fire Places and Steps,
All of which will be sold at the lowest Prices for
Cash, Country produce, or other Merchandise, and
on a long credit ifrequred
apply to JAMES STEVENS, ,
Newport, March 81. ..-.-. Pelham. Stree:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
From the Hampshire Gazette.
AUIUIfN.

The lily and the glowing rocs
A freshsr balm can fling,
when the storm spirit Ger them throws
The shadow Of h;s wing.
And thus light hearts from transientIl
richer Joy can borrow
TO day their eyes with tears may Gil,
And shine in smiles tomorrow.
Such love the season when young Spring
Goes brightly DER tue earth,
When birdie arc sweetiy csrroiIinE
To hail the wild fiow'rs birth.
NYben after Winters drcary night
Comes forth the glorious sun,
And nature in her robes flight
Adores the Immortal One.'-s
For then their bark securely glides.
Bright spirits tend the ssii,
Soft biiIows lave her trembling sides,
And love is on the gale.
While oil around the laughing seas
So placid seem and fair,
They dream not chill may blow the breeze,
And rocks may darkcn there.
But to the feeling heart, whom snarcs
Have lured from virtues way,
Who find that gay and glittering csres
Have spsrkied--to betrsy.
Oh. to tha, heart. when Hope has hcd
With all her strength and light,
When Friendships wreath has wthered
And Love receiv'd blight,
Dearer is yonder foliage setc,
Than beds Of vcrnai fowerS,
Dsarer the dark autumHal year,
Than spring-,ide's brightest hours
Yes. Autumn while thy last smile glows,
AS sorrowful and mid
As that the dying mother throws
Upon her only child!
II turns from this worlds moth nnl rust
The heart by sorrow riv'n-
Il bids that bruised reed to trust
The sunshinc.- but OF Heav'n.
EPIoR.3M
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
Wool Carding.

WooL OF all grades carded into Rolls. in tho
w best manner, at the usual prices, by the sub.
scriber. at his Mills. on the West Road, (Lawton's
Vslley)-Pay taken in Cash or produce.
WALTER CORNELL.
Portsmouth, July 23.
GJThe subscriber, Agent for receiving and deliv.
ering Wool in Newport, wilt arantee its safe and
speedy return. 49, 'CsH.. w. LAWToN.
Newport. July % f..s. ..f... Jy29s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
SHINN'S PANACEA.


THE subscriber having discovered the
Il composition of sWAIM'S celebrated Panacea
mas now supply on hand for sale I; lie has reduced
the price from S3 so to Sc So or by the dozen S24
| Al charitable institutions in the United States,
and the poor, will be supplied gratis.
" the citizens o! the principal towns, will appoint
an agent TO order and distribute this edcine the
poor, 1t will be supplied.
This medicine is celebrated for the ctre Of the
following diseases, scrolula or kings evil, ucera
ted or put:d sore throat, long standing rheumatic
affections, cutaneous diseases, Nhite swelling, and
diseases OF the,bones, and all cases generally Of an
ucerous character, and chronic diseases, generally
arsing m debilitated constitutions, but more espec
tally from syphilis. or affections arising therefrom
ulcers IN the iarynx, nodes, &c. And that dreadful
disease occasioned by long and excessive use of
mercury, Sc It is also useful in diseases Of the
liver" c.t3
CERTIFICATES
have within the last two years had an opporttini.
y OF seeing several cases OF very inveterate ulcers
which having resisted previously the regular modes
oftrcatnicnt, we're healed by the use Of Mr. Swaim's
Panacea, and l do believe from what have seen,
that it will prove an important remedy in scrofulous,
senerea! and merotirisl diseases. ..f...
N CHAPMAN, MD.
Professor Of the Institutes and Practice of Physc
in the University of Pennsylvania.
Ibave employed the Panaces Of Mr. Swain in nu.
mcrous instances. within the last three years. and
have always found 1t extremely eficacous especial
ly in secondary syphilis, and percurisl disease ]
have no hesitation in pronouncing ii q medicine of in.
estimablc value. !
.s.'-. w. GIBSON, Md
Professor of Surgery 10 the University of penns y.
vanis. t
Philadelphia. Feb. II. 1928
JOHN sHINN, CHsMIsr.
N. B-For sale at Smith & Pearsal,'s, NE corner
Of Third and Market streets, Philadelphia
FEB $ 1924 [msy1l1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04

The Republic Of Colombia contains near
three millions OF inhab,tsnls-and 10 rapidly
increasing 10 population, II 10 capable oil
supporting 90 or so millions.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
EPI0R.3If.

EPIoR.3M
The world is dcceiru at which some have wondef'd.
Not one honest man, exclams GRIP. In a hundred:
II so, (rcplies Tom) such the practice in vogue.
'Iis hundred TO one, but you are rogue.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04

WE, the subscribers having been appointed. by
w the stockholders Of the Phenix Bank, West.
ery to apply to the General Assembly, to obtain an
amendment TO the Charter Of said Bank, We there
fore hereby give notice 10 all who il may concern
attend, IL they st, the session of the Gen.
eral Assembly, to be holden at Providence oa the
last Monday Of October next, &c sAsw cause, IL any
Why said amendment. should not be granted.
EDwaRp Mw sRpvi WILCOX Committee.
Westerly, sept. Is, 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04

; a salute was fred ., Rio Janeiro, Aug. 27,
in honor Of tho acknowledgment, Of the inde-
pcndsnce Of Brezii by the United States, as
indicated by the reception oi iis Envoy. ~.
There appears TO hove been aba,ile at Pc
nambuco on tho l3lh Sept.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-15
Messrs. Richard T. Queen and
George Lyons,

OCHISSHSFs, .
a f0U will please TO take
notice, that on Saturday the l4th day of
February next, at Peck's Hotel in
Georgetown, District of Columbia, !
shall, by virtue of commission de bene
csse, issued from the District Court Of
Chancery held at Winchester, take the
deposition of Adam King relative to a
certain matter of controversy now de-
pending and undetermined m tue said
court, in which I, as administrator of all
and singular the goods and chatteIs,
rights and credits Of George King, de-
ceased, in Virginia, am complainant, and
you and others are defendants.
RICHARD M'SHERRY.
Jan. s, is24-td.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-15
.Inistiu
FROM THE CHRISTIAN ALNANAck.
. A In AZ 4, .l.a.IN 4 ~ IL 3, DE- L 4 Nj 4 u "

FROM THE CHRISTIAN ALNANAcE.
FARMERSC LENDEEJANU AIRY
On the First day Of Jansarg, srsry
Year, have complete reckoning with
yourself, your books all posted up, your
accounts of more than one years STAN
ding, all balanced, your controversies
with all men settled, and you viii have
Good .NeighbTs, and complain less OF
hard times than some do. Improve the
long evenings in useful reading.
Ii is not best to be 10 fdi of new
schemes; but when real improvements
are made in the science of farming, it is
well to know what they are, and 10 de-
rive benefit from them, if you can
Now move stones, timber, and other
heavy articles, transport your grain, salt,
plaster of paris, sc. before the snow be-
comes too deep. Timber cut now will
be more durable than if cut in summer,
WREN full of sap. Finish killing your
pork. fit has been well fatted, and
your wife is a good manager, my word
for it you will have pork next daytime
whether you kill it in the old OF the
moon, or the new. Finish thrashing
your ain as soon as possible, that 1t
may MT be destroyed by the rats Let
your cattle receive an early visit; feed
them twice In the morning and tlce at
night, AMI never give them quite as
much as they would cat Look at yocr
cattle yourself, if you wo1id have them
to thrive trust them not entirely to
the young and inc xperienced. Let not
your horses be harnessed too often in
the pleasure sleigh, and wien they are,
see that they are not driven too fast, nor
permitted to stand uncovered. Trust
chem not to these who wifi abuse th6n.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-15
Stray Ram.

GTRAYED away from the subscriber,
~ residing on Tuscarora, sometime in
October last, alarge white RAN, ofthe
Merino breed, marked with crop off
each ear ard slit in the same, has
large L~rns, he is very gentle, having
been raised as pet. Any person that
will give information where said Ram
may be had, shall be literally rewarded
JER: MONROE.
January s, ls24-sw.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-15
The Patrons of the Gazette

VILL please to recollect, that more
w than year has elapsed since the
undersigned relinquished that establish
ment: The greater part OF the accounts
previously due to it, remain unsettled,
the propriety Of now closing them must
appear obvious to all, and he trusts there
can be no hesitancy on the part ofthose
indebted, to do so Immediately: Their
early attention to this matter is solicited,
and he informs such as have passed their
notes to him, that necessity will compel
a transfer, unless they are speedily dis
charged.
JOHN ALBURTlS
Nov. eth.