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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-07-21

sufe and some elegant paintings wefe nolieed
in the hand bills. ! eat o glance over the
rooms and In one corner stood female OF ez.
qusite form-her lace was hid from pubic
view by largo cals,h-ber head was avert
ed, and rested against tho window, out OF
which she sppes ed TO be gazing at The busy
crowd below. Near her stood q p,sno.-Ooe
glance was sufficient. I bssIened 10 the spo',
sod IN 9 low voice, srticula,ed, "Amslis
I'D, is il you"
The distressed girl claspsd my arm, end
bust into tears.
ayes, my good sir, little thought, when
you leit Us last evening, that ou' cruel land
lord would this morning seize my piano, nd
bIng u TO be exposed tot sale. D, my dear
81, cannot you devise some means 10 save 1t
for me!"
Al this m oment tho euctioneer called To-
the instrument, and u was removed into the
centre Of the room for examination. Seve' al
gentle me n remaIked that il was . sweettoned
instrument, but out Of tune. The poor gu
hung on my arm 10 silent g'Ief The bid
ding commenced. Fo emost ~ the crowd
stood the con of Mrs. Id deiesed lsnd
lo'd. He bid, after some debaIe, fUenfy GOe
do!tars and there WAS pause. Ne" Anne
iis STOOD sn interesting youth, evidently un
concerned ~ Tho even, OF the sale OF he pia
no, examining some fine paintings that wee
soon To DO exposed The idea that this cold
unfeeliog being was gong TO pui chase, undis
puted, this iavoti,e, slmost idoEzed aricie,
for the tih.og sum Of wen five dollars, for
D momeul made her fo'ge' where she was,
and she exclaimed
"Muss the only thing v,'ue be sac o'6ctd
for thi' pIuful sum, without ,Gsc''ng one ob
jec' I"
The youth started. gseed on tho besutifo
gil one instant, and bid one hund ed dolls's
and the p,sno was Immediately struck off 10
NJ. SeyWou'.
The momenS the name Of Seymour was
called, my neart ielt the sound, and recalled
The featue es of my old friend and companion
10 arms, Msio, Ho,atio Ssymou'. | saw
this young mar va, his ozun son, ever ready
10 answer the calls OF humany
The piano was ordered back 10 the dwelling
OF Ms Id
"Hcauen will reUard you Hr !" was sll the
poor giri coud artieula'e when sho heard tina
o. de-.
.Ono tune from it, fair owner, is oil the
swn'd a,k," ,opied the young en'hus'as'
IL accompanied a,e .Uny grateful E,end's
1ubuatiup, whe'e the swe, voice and a,tisss
manners Of Ame'Is completed the impression
yer b,suy mDde upon his heat. a lew
sho I months saw her snd her excellent y
rents resloted % that rank ,hey wee made u
odorn.
often, IN my daily :ambles. cali and TAX
q look at the happy circle assembled foun,
Seymour fe side. Amelia .Iill play
" Home, sgveet home" Will. her .f,chon'.,
hn band equeouy ema'ks--" II the fianc
4 am indebted J,r oil my happiness
Auburn Free Press.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-07-21
TROg'ERBS.

TROEERBS.
Many talk like pniluscPnes, and live like
fools.
Neither give TO oil, nor contend with fools,
~, ono so old that he hopes not for year
Of iis.
Never sign writing ill you have seen it,
posing without psrior rming, is nere
fonling
Speak we'll of your fisnd, OF your enemy
ssy ooIhing.
Sit 10 you, place snj none can make you
,ise.
The best throw Of the dice is to lhro ow the N
,woy.
Three things only are we'll done in ha,'e
ny,ne from the plague, escaping qiarrel', and
catching flc.
The mo you court mean man he state
lier he stc~..
To believe a business impos.ible, is the
wy 10 mskc /, so.
The m,n lha, Is che,ply bought costs but
.slu,auon.
Tue vslor ,s q e bullying 10 smoke.
Use soft wo,d, and hard a,guments.
Would you know tho value Of mopcy, 20
and borrow some.
Wheo o mans coat 10 threa6bsrs, IL 10 "a.
~ u pick hole in II.
You, looking glass will tell you what none
OF you fiends will.
You msy know by q penny how shilling
spends.
Al the gate which suspicion eners, love
gocs out.
As the good msn saith, so say we; but a.
the good woman saith, u mus, be.
An obedienl vile ommsnds her husband
Bare walls make gsddng housewives.
Choose . vile rather by your ear, than your
eye.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-07-21
The most valuable Medicine
ever IN use, iOI


COUGHS CONSU.J,PTIO VS. .4JND ASTHMA.
THIS new and healing b.sam bids fair to rival e''
cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complaints of the lungs leading to consumpaon,
and even in seated consumptions il has atel' been
used by many with the most surprising success IL
certificates from persons Of the highest respe ctaoii-
iy or the great and increasing demand for them may
be called proof of its good effects it s proved --
Scarcely case of colds. coughs, pair IN the Sdes
difficulty OF breathing, want of sleep arising from des
blty, or even cunsump,ons, but may be relieved by
the timely use ofthi, medicine. Every genuine bot.
tie has .4nlsrsons Cough Drops stamped on It, and
the directions al! sigred by James .heRea
These drops generally give east in mos, cases OF
.UuBho, .uds, difficulty of Breathing, wbeezmg,
tghness OF the chest consumpions, and pain IN the
.ide The aged will experience relief equally agree
able and instantaneous, even when the lungs are at
fected.
Gj' Be particular, as each genuine bottle has
" .9ndcrsons Cough Drops" stamped on it and that
each of the directions signed in wriGng BY Jares
.NeiieD-no others are genuine
prlce, dollar for large, and fty cents for small
bottles
OF Tie ADORE Medicine is for sale BY
ANilEL ". VlNSUN,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY.
No. 10, IHAMEs.srREEr,
Who has also tor sale con,tant supply OF th.,
pest kinds of
Medicines, DRUGS, &c.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by George r. Til
,mghast. John II Mason. Providence DIR TibLre,
Warwick njamin Bsteman, East. Greenwich
Daniel Carpenter, Uxbridge David Farnun'. smith
field Or. Briggs, Bristol Thomas Tay or, Little
Rest; Rowsc Babcock, Westerly DR. Tiihnghsst.
ickford jeremiah Williams, Warren; Daniel
Brewer, Taunton, (Mass) and the Post. Master az
Slatersville. May 81, 1898.
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THE PILGRIMAGE Of LIFE.

How best the pilgrim who in trouble
Can lean upon n bosom friend:
Strength. courage, hope with him redoublc,
When foes sssail or griefs inpcnd.
Care fles before hi, footsteps, straying
AT daybreak DER he purple heath,
He piucks the wild n ,wcrs round him playing,
Aud binds their beauties in a wrcath
More dear to him the fields and noun, aims,
When with his friend abroad he roves,
Rests in the shade near sunny fountains.
Or 'aIks oy moonlight near the groves;
For him he vine expands its clusters.
Spriug wakes for him her woodland choir;
Yea. though the storm of winter busters,
lis summer by his ev'n,ng fire.
IN good Old age serenely dying.
When all he lov'd forsAkcs his view,
Sweet is Anccton's voice reply ing,
81 follow soon," to his =" adieu :"
Nay, then though earthly ties are recn,
The sp,ri, unIou WI ',ot rnh.
Happy the man, whom Heaven hath given
In life and death faithful friend
HONE.
I've rov'd thro' many weary round,
I've wander d East anil West,
Pleasure in ey'ry cline found,
Hut sought in vain for rest
while glory sghs for other spheres,
1feci that ones too wide
And think the Home thai love endears,
Were worth the world beside
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SUMNER GOODS.

TMN NEWTON. at his New Store. No $50
rhames.sureet. opens this day Is packages Of
U4Y GOODS. which are offered for sale On his usu'
al -s,ommolating Ierms.
The assortment being now complete, purchasers
are respectfully Invited to call aud examine for them
selves ---WASrEr, SO 10 leo dozen American
IN ,de C,oyes June %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-07-21

MIRACULOUS ESCAPE --Ou Scajay
week, a most awful visitation oi thunder and
lightning took place at LiIcn6eId hboui
three O'Clock in the afternoon, several vivid
hashes Of lightning, appeared hovering over
me own. As the family OF 1. w. Green.
OF Jonn.stree', in that city, we'e sitting round
tho fable, D most tremendous ns,h Of light.
ming struck the south end OF he house di
v'ding the chimney, i, took IT'S course through
the having room, b'esslng large mi'to' IN
ITS way, and passing through the henlh sione
into the dining'room below, breek'aG ell be
foro il, and busting the chimney piece tom
is place, melting the belt wires. end dong
Other considerable dsmsge. l. lss iems ka.
bic eircuDs'suce, thar though The energy OF
the electric fluid was displayed 10 the entire
demolition of every desuucdble article IN lhe
room, where the family TO the nuDbef of c.
even set, that noi single individual was
burnt except tho sesvant, whose glass was
broke 10 his hand, ss he wss pouring oui
some water, ps'r Of which was dashed sgains,
his lace The ho'd IN D,king the circui, Of
he room, took of he elbow OF the char On
which the s'm Of nj Green was leaning,
without The 'Iightss injary to that genle.
man
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HiPPINESS IND YIRTNE

Are twins, which cen never be divided: they
are born and A ui'b, o. sicken snd die to-
ge,hos. Tney are offsprings oi good sense
and innocence, and while they continue under
The guidaoee Of such paten", they s'e iovul'
nerable 10 inju y and incspsblc oi decay.
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BOOTS and SHOES.
PARDON WHITE,

No Ia, Thames. street,
EsFEcrEULLY informs his friends
; and The public that he has on hand all kinds
of Doors and SHOES, which he will sell as low as
any one in town.
.8lso. eAeapsll kinds Of mems Roots and Shoes
manufactured and repaired. All kinds Of ladies'
Boots and Shoes, oy a lynn workman. april 80.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-07-21

ITO LET.-Tbe lower part OF that
i cool and pleasantly situated dseiing.bos'e,
in schooIs,reet, ION the ,i.) late The property OF
Benjamin CoLxens, well calculated tor the se'
eommods,ion Of southern family. Inquire OF
SOLOMON q. wEAvEg.
.ure q.
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he following:
Blue, aud blk broadcllhs SIX cotton and Linen hall
do do cassimpres, hose
Denmark satin for shoes Ladies and gentlemen s
and gentemen's panta- hosiery
looms, Linen and ooobnet laces
Eieg ant striped sassinets Am. and English caIicoes
for pantaloons French fancy mus ins
Silk striped Linen and Am stripes and ginghams
cotton driiiings Pink blue and bull s'ng-
White and stripe Jeans, hams
Twl'ed Am. stripes Silk and cotton barage
Bonnet c5mbrics Fancy gown silks
ohlrtIngs and sheetngs Bonnet siks
Ar .fcIal hnVcrs Silk ves,inGs
SIX - is, ant thread Fancy silk hdkfs
Fancy vestngs Black aud white sattins
Caroline plsids B'sc6 blue shd pink and
Back bomhszCtts white Grape lissc
Long and square shawls. Black white and < cen
Eambrics and dimhies Italian Graves
Mall nuii Gius'ins Can on Grapes
shear and Lenc nUs'ns ASK bonbazins
Buttons, pms ana needles do do.
Huck, an, AID padding, Ribbons and gaIoons
Very handsome WINDOW Furniture chniz
binds for 2.3 piece D,mask and diapers.
81 n,ny other articles to- tedious 10 mention
W , also opened ore case OF fine Leghorns
aDd will EN- cheap
w L. X - on hand, ready made hags OF eSe-
~ desc, iplion. snd AS buntings tor sale.
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fadIug compa'y to"sls ing oi los u,sn with
81 wagons sGd 24o mpies, had cached the
ncehb hood OF Fo Usage, oD IL, way from
ST. L.ui., Missouri 10 Santa F., New Mexico
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~ M. JAMES TILLEY, No. ll9,

Thames street. and No l custom House
Court Opened yesterday The following Goods which
shall he sold cheap ut any sore III the town or
state. for cash or short credit. Among them are
a. ToItn
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22

DIED. at New Orleans. ON The an June
last. Areusrus G. BARSuorsk. late = Mid.
shipnan IN the Uait,d states Navy, and for.
merly OF this County Among an extensive cir.
Gle Of Friends aud scdus,utsnces. to whom he
vas endeared, the death of this promising:
young gentleman has cas-, gloom, to, wh,cl,
the rccsliettion Of rs many amia5le quaItis
has bat sddeds deeper shade The cold and
silent grave now eacloscs heart, which once
giosed with every. sarm and generous feeling
While friendship dsopsa tear 10 his me mory,
let riety breathe fervent hope that
'''iis soul has gone 4loft"
On Friday last, at his residence in this cotin
~, Capt JoEs HIM, N The sstli year OF his
age. Captain Hill commanded company OF
men raised in the county ofFrederiek, during
the Revolutionary War lie was consiered
an excellent partizan officer, rendering great
service TO his country.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22

MtHRlED. on Thursday last. 81 the Rev
Mr. Raker, Mr.. 1oskrH GuHsKrt. 10 Mss
EtIzA u. y rRSs. daughter Of Air John Burns,
sen. III ofthis county.
At the Columbian Inn, Ragerswwn, on sssn
day The hub inst BY the Rev g lemon. hr'
IAgoH kEksscKKR 10 Miss EllrABxrn Cas-
visit
At the same. time and place, hy the same
MIR GgoRBE tiovKE. 10 Miss cAraARisx n NR-
RfssS. all u thgs cpanty
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22

We have beea obligingly favoured
with the following extract from letter
received by gentlemaa ofLeeshargh,
from his friend in the District Of Colon
b;a.-
-a'Fs hdu. ;ast understood from
objectionable authority, that an agsn.
from Holland has arrived fully eu'hori-
sed TO take t,so thirds Of the Chssdpsake
and Ohio Canal Stock, II the rsmd s.asr
IS ensured to Be subscribed"
The above intelligence viii certainly
be deemed Important; and, from the
source whence it is derived, we believe
it to be entitled to entire credit.
Genius Of Liberty.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22
Estray Bull.

c TRAyED away from the subscribers farm,
- in May last. bull. about three years
old, no ear mark OF brand. read colour, with
some white on his lump and tail, aud some
white under his belly. with wide horns. who
ever win give me information. SO that can
get him again. shall have reward OF two dol
lars.
RICHARD BuyARLY.
Near Dartssille, September 22.s
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22

Henry W. Con,oau has been re cleo
ted the Delegate to Congress from the
Territory of Arkansas, hy large ma
iority over his opponen, Mr. Bates, the
former Delegate.
James b. Ray. lat present Gov. pro
tenn has been elected Governor Of the
State of Indiana for the ensuing term
John Murphy has been elected Gov
ernor Of Alabama.
David Holmes, al present a senator
in congress from the state of Mississippi
has been elected governor Of that state,
over his opponen, Cowles Mead.
The following is complete list oftbe
Members of Congress recently elected
In North Carolina:
Messrs. Lemuel Sawyer,Willis Aston
Richard lines w. p. Mangum, Jane.
II. Bryan. Gabriel Holmes, Archibald
M'Neill, w. n. Edwards, r. NJ. Saun-
ders, John Long, Henry w. Conner
Lewis Williams. Samuel P. Carson.
Commodore Porter, il is stated, has
been allowed full pay and rations, with
ieape of absence during the six months
suspension 10 which he stands sentenced
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22

The Hon. HUsH Mission, late Minis
ter from the United States to Spain, has
arrived at New York, in the packet ship
Florida, which sailed from Liverpool
on the 10th of August The american
states that Mr.. Nelson is in good health,
and proceeded, immediately after his
arrival, on his way to Virginia, to join
bis family, from which he has been alb
sent two years and half.
MIR. Nelson arrived yesterday at Will
liamson's Hotel, in this city.
MIR. RUFUS KING was at Cheltenham,
where his health had been quite res
tored, and he had been visited by Mr.
CANSINo.--.Tat. Jour
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22
COvSUEKDATED
STATE LOTTERY
or MARYLAND.
D, Special Act Of Assembly.

By tie improved .Nads ef Dra,rsnS - cur.
ED By LETTERS PATENT. and 10 u
drawn upds fte sKpslsntendsnec II The
COMMISSIONERS OF LOTTERIES. !.
Tho Drawing Will take place in the err Or
BAIrrMoax on the 9Th NovTnsER next, and,
will be completed in ONE DaY..
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22

A younslady in Connecticut has been
Killed by lightning, aud her breast man.
gled in frightful manner supposed to
have been caused by the electric fluid
being attracted to steel busk which she
wore in her corsets.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22
Notice IS herebg Gicen

vEvHAT petition viii be presented 10 the
Il next General Assembly, OF Virginia. pray.
ing for an act to incorporate the Manihsourg
Library Society.
September %. 1895. On
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22

The Scotch are very inquisitive peo-
pie Their various questions are DEEM
ed obtrusive, and are carried to a great
length. Two gentlemen fell intogeth.
er, both travellers on horseback, and
Strangers to each other, when the fol-
lowing conversationtook place:--"raw
evening, sir rather" observed the one,
with an Aberdeen accent: "Yes, raih
er," replied the other. "You will
likely be stranger in these parts"
continued the Aberdeenian; "if l can"
lacsnically replied the other, looking
neither to the right ha nd nor to the LETT
"Perhaps, like myself, you may be go.
inc to Banff?r Perhaps" responded
the other, yawning. "Iu that case,
perhaps, you will pot up at Cullen"
Il NAV, or may not, answered his
COMPANION. pardon me the liberty
| of the question. sir. may ask if you
are bachelor" "'Oh. married?
Ono, no."" Sir, j beg your pardon,
imay have Internationally touched upon
a painful subject; your black dress
ought to have checked my inquiries;
l beg your pardon,sir,--a widower"
"No, no, no." Neither bachelor,
lnor married man, nor widower; in
IIeaven's name, sir, then what can
YOU beito "a diuorced man, and be
| id to you, since YOU must know"
exclaimed the stranger, clapping spurs
TO his horse. and dashmg out OF sight
in an instant 80 London Courier.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22

A variety of BLANKS
Cor sale al this 0dice.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22
FALL GOODS.
ME have opened and ready for sale, a large
and complete assortment Of FALL
GOODS. manv of which were purchased vi
II NC TION

drng the months Of July and August, which
circumstance jus,ities US IN saying they will be
sod remarkably CHEAP. The assortment is
quite equal TO any We have had at any former
period' Il consists OF aitnos, every article. ne.
cessary tor the comfort and convenience OF the
people Ut this and the adjoining soun,ies -
Those wishing to purchase, are respectfully
invited to call
LANE < ToWNER.
Shepherdstown, September 20.
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COHEN'S

LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.
no. ia, Market Street, Baltimore;
Where all the Great Capitals were sold in the
Grand State Lottery which was drawn on the
9th July--viz: the 40 600 Dosrs--tsre 10 600
Dollsrs-the 5000 Doliars--(the latter in
Shares, land where in the late State and o.
Their Lotteries, were sold the Great Capitals OF
100000 Doiiars--3 Of $1,000 Dgllxfs--5 OF
10000 Dollsrs-5 Of $1,000 Dollsrs-12 ct
10000 Dolisrs-i7 OF 10000 Doilsrs--3i OF
5000 Dollars, kc.-And WHERE MORE
CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE BEEN OBTAIN
Ed THAN AT ANY OTHER OFFICE IN
AMERICA.
Or0KDERs from any part Of The United
States. either BY mail (post paid) OF pr,yale
conveyance, enclosing the Cash or Prize Tick
cts, in any Of the Lotteries, will meet the same
prompt and punctusl attention ~ Il on person
al appllcstion address ~
J. |. COHEN. Jr. & BROTHERS.
B0isn.sre.
uTCoHES'5 "Gazsste and Lottery Regiser. .
which will be published immediately alter shc
drawing, will contain the complete List of Pr
yes, and win be forwarded gratis. ia all who
purchase their Tickets at CoHEN'S OFFICE
and who sgnifv their wish to receive the same
Baltimore, September IS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22
S. h M. ALLEN g. 90.
iGt-NT'S F0R 7HE MANAGERS.
SCHE.ME:

- y ls'@OFf "a Qdh'TicVe& 4 Oy q
22,ioo Blanks
This Lottery is formed on the new and po-
pular plan, BY the sosbination-o Of 60 numbers.
In this scheme with EIGHT drawn ballots.
there will be So PRICES with three numbers on
them; 1856 with two sumbcrs on them, and
10 COB with one. number on them. those tickets
having none Of the drawn ballots on them be-
ing Blanks
Tickets, $4-Halvss, $a-Quarssrs, ~
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22
HlGHEsT PRIZE;
Thirty Thousand Dollars.
-
SCHEME

4U,UUU IIckefs-.Nsf 0sic BldfE 10 XtyScg
TO he DRAWN Oh TEE
Odd and Even Systcm,
secured by Letters Patent under seal Of the
United States
The holder IF TUE Tickets or TzS Shares,
usG DC certain Of sbsanang nj least One Prize,
and mGy drau TBREEl
IS,e popularity Of this Scheme 10 unryalled--
and in consequences OF rs Brtllisney and mode
of drawing. has caused continuance Of sales
the mos, unprecedented--Evcry PF'xe is pay
able in CASH. which can be had The MO
MENT THEY ARE DRAWN.
Ehole Iisksts IS 90 / QuartsrsSi IS
Halves, 2 SO Eighths G2
To be had In the greatest variety OF Numbers.
fn1l Evsn
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22
Pablo Sale.

MILL be snld. BY ps6Fe ageison. on Thurs
w day the f5sh dag "a Ocsohs uext, IT the
late residence ofJohn Pitzer, deed. near The
Falling Waters, the following properly. TO ~.
Horses, Coies, Hogs, and Sheep.
Farming implements Of every dcseriplsaa.
among which ATE a good WAGON. HORNS
GEARS. sp excellent Cutting hpx. Sc
quantity Of whea; and Rye in the Stack: aisr,
a,qlsuti,v Of good Has,
Household aud Kachen Furn;i,.re,
together with uupber of ether articles not
necessary to pasticulsrize. Nine Months ere.
lt viii ne gwen for al suns over Ace dollars.
the purchaser giyiog bond With approved ecu
ri.s---ier all suns under Eve dollars. the cash
VIII be required.
ABR sHAM MARLATT, .sanr.
September %
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Pitisturg, Sept.


On Tuesday last, Mr. Shriver, with
his brigade Of U. s. Typographical En-
gineers, arrived in this city. having COM
pleted the survey of the Potomac and
Ohio canal route from Connel,syille, by
the way of kobbstown to this place.
We understand line was run on each
side of the river, the whole distance
and that the ground was found very ia.
vourable for canaling. Some further
surveys on the mountain, at and near
the summit level, will next be underta
ken by the brigade.
j. Sergeant, Esq. President Of the
Pennsylvania Board of Canal Commits
sioners, is also in this city, on business
connected with his appointment.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22

APPOINTMENT BY THE President.
Wiltiam n. d. C. Wright. ofMary-
land, to be Consul of the United States
for the port Of Rio de Janeiro, in Bra
zil.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22
State Lottery
OF NARyLAND

- OF MARYLAND,
viii take place in the City of BALrIxoaa on
Wednesday the 9th Of November, and will be
entirely completed on that day. under the 81.
perntendance OF the Commissioners appointed
by the GovERNoR AND COUNCIL
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22

A LII peFssas are hereby Cautioned against
n trespsssing on The Land cfthe subscriber.
pear Buckles roSp, or cutting. down and car.
rsiog OF wood or timber un sad Land, as She
IS determ'nedto pu, the law N force against
all persons, who may be found 50 offending.
said Land adjoins tha, OF the heirs o. jonathan
Wicksrsham, stephen Maseys, and others.
Do0OTHE E RuUsH.
sIarinsbufg, September 20. 1875 w