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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-09
La Motifs Cough Drops
VALUABLE MEDICINE
For Coughs, Consumpfions, & Asthma

For Coughs, C~onsumpfions, & Asthma
THIS Elixeris offered to the public as DOS
4 sesslng virtues peculiarly adapted to the
present prevailing disorders Of the breast and
lungs leading to consumption. A timely use
of these drops may be considered a certain cur
in most cases of Cem~on CgIds Caughs inf.
snza Hopping Cough Pam in The Sac Ltbtm
ty IF Breathing Uant Of Sleep arising from de.
b.llty. and in Sb0smodic Asthma it is SINGULAR,
efiicscious. A particular attention to the di
rections accompanying each bottle is necesss.
~.
The following certificates from respectable
gentlemen physicians and surgeons are sub.
joined to show that his composition is one
which Medical men are disposed to regard as
eficacious and worthy of public patronage.
HAVING examined the composition of La
.notfs Cough Drops improved we have no he
STATION in recommending them to the public
as being well adapted to those cases Of disease
for which they are recommended
Doctors JONATHAN iona Albany Dec. 9TH.
1924; JAMEs posT of White creek Feb.
l4,h 1925 WATSON SUMNER of Cam
bridge Feb. 20ih 1925. So NJ DEAN,
OF JAeKsoS January 25 1926
Extract Of letter from NE Rer. E6enezer Harris
am pleased with this opportunity of relating
a few facts which may serve in commentator
of your excellent Cough Drops. For ten wear.
l was an, with a pulmonary complaint
my cough was severe appetite weak and
strength failing. used many popular medl
cines but only found. Temporary relief, until b,
a continued use OF your valuable Oro7s | have
been blessed with such perfect health as TO ren
der further means unnecessary.
EBENRZER HARRIS.
Salem N Y Jan. 10 1925.
.Mesns. Cros5y's-I have for 10 years been
troubled with an affection of the breast and
lungs attended with a severe cough pain in
the sidesnd difficulty Of breathing; and in the
tall OF 1925 I became so much reduced. that
my life was despaired Of and received no vi
slble benefit from my PHI sieian was advised
TO make trial of La Motifs Cough Drops, md
after taking one bottle was restored to perfect
health; and it is my firm belief that the use
OF the above named drops, saved nv life.
THOMAS JONES.
Columbus, Ohio, July %, 1896.
Sold wholesale and retail. by o. & 8. Cnosny
Columbus, Ohio, and agents of their appoint
ing throughout the United States. Cansdss. &c
Each bottle contains as doses; price l dollar
To be bad of JAMES THOMSON. Druggist,
near the Court House, Mar,inshurg.
January 4. 1927.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-09

ed from the raw state, exhibited 10
the asionishment of all who saw it.,
thai beautiful natural variety of appear
ance which ingenuity oil art can equal.
The first use to which Mahogany was
applied in England, arose from a cir.
constance purely accidental, and was
appropriated to the making of a box
for holding candles d.. Gibbons,
OF the l7,h, or beginning Of the 18th
century. had q brother, West
India Captain, who brought over
some plank Of this wood as ballast,
hut was not aware OF rs value As
the Doctor was then building a house
in KING street, Covent Garden, his
brother thought they might be Of Ser
vice to him, but the carpent 6 finding
the wood too hard for their tools, they
were laid aside for q time as useless.
Soon after Mrs Gibbons wanting a
candle box, the Doctor called on his
cabinet maker to make one Of some
wood that lay in his garden - Wal
laston the cabinet maker, on cutting it
mp, also complained that it was too
ha'd; the Doctor said he must get
stronger tools. The candle box was
however made, and highly approved
of, insomuch that the Doctor then in
sisted on having a bureau made of the
same wood, which was accordingly
done, when the fine colour, beautiful
polish, &c were so pleasing, that it
became an object of curiosity, and he
invited all his friends to come and see
il, among them was the Duchess of
Buckingham Her Grace begged
some OF the same wood from Doctor
Gibbons, and employed Wallasfon to
make her a beureao also, on which
the fame OF Mahogany aud Mr. Wal
lsston was n uch raised, and furnature
OF this sort 5000 became general. Thus,
from a circum stsrce in itself so
trivial, has emanated a most extensive
branch of commerce II Hon9mras HI
Symmetry The father of the cele-
hrated Paul Jones was gardiner to
Lord Selkirk, and among other pc
cullaiIties, was remarkable for his
great fondness Of what is called sym
metry. Thus if he planted a shrub
in n part Of the garden, he would
set another in a corresponding situa
ton for ey mmetry. Al the end of the
lawn were two summcr houses exact
ly alike One day his Lordship walk
ing in this place. saw a boys head
peeping out Of each Hey, Mr.. jones'
said be, who is that boy locked up in
the summer house there Please your
Lordship, it is a young rogue that |
caught stealing in the orchard, and
I've locked him up till your Lordship
came.' But said Lord Selkirk,' see
your sons head in the other house
ne has not been stealing surely oh!
no, my Lord, | only put hun in there
for symmetry
advertisement from the " Hump
SHIRE Patriot. NorIcE i hereby
relinquish to my son, James Richards
Napoleon Bonapurte Winslop, bis
time from this date hereafter, and de
clare him free TO act and trade for
himself: and shall not claim any
property that he accommodates, nor pay
any debts Of his contracting.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-09
JAMES TMDMSDNs

HAS commenced the DRUG BUSINESS, in the corner house belonging 10
Doct William Faris, one door North of the Court House, and intends constant
y keeping a supply ofthe best Drugs the Market a afford, and will sell on the
most reasonable terms; having been selected with care, they can be confidently
offered as Pure and Genuine.
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NAScN-S NOTICE.

THE dedication and Conservation of the new
l. Masonic Hall at Harpers Ferry, will take
place on Mondsy the 10th day OF September
next. The brethren of neighboring Lodges.
and all brethren in regular standing, are res.
p~ectfully invited To attend. An Grafton will be
delivered on The occasion.
Jas. STUBBLEFTELD,
r. HERRLNGT0N
u. COONS,
J. BECKHAJH,
6 H. BU1LER,
J. S G4LL.3HER,
July 10 Committee Of 4,raaesrrSnt.
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CASH given tor clean Lin and Cotton RAGS,
at lh,s Office.
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Sings Itch Ointment
Dyott's do.
steerr's Opodeldoc
Godfrey's Cordial
Melons Cough Drop.
Bateman's drops
E~mbrocstioa
Lenitise Electusry
Essence Peppermint
Lemon Acd
Golden TBcture
Fever & Ague Powd.
Amber Beads
Baisom Of Life.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-10
OXFORD FE.NaLE .dC8DEMY-

EFERAL gentlemen from distance having requested in
=, uI nation respecting the studies in ,
iiion The manner 81 teaching, price hoard tuition Sr
Me embrace me present chppunny OF making pubic
in-i on ihese suects. Toe following anc-s are ,aust
.z leading, Spellins Pain and OameHtai Peiman,6iD
titnmsie English Ganina Geography ,sit the use Of ill.,
uehs PicIeeiing and Drawing Maps Biography, Bellies Let
Tres bfeeit', Roman and jewish Anquties botany mine
faogy ,Chrmy, Natural phocphy Astronomy Pj,iIo-nay
OF the Mud PLAN ana Ornamental Needle Work Tie ri,rs
oil boj 1nd tuition IA the above branches SIXTY do.Is per
session of five months Music UIirty DIswng and Psinos
twenty Latin Language Fiencl leu doaf, yy;,
I" IN. manner o ,eschns III. Instructor. ap one obec,
''aa;y IN to hing the understanding INTO sere,e
with u, hurdenng memory We do not thu, we nav,
compibed great tpg,, simply ause we can ns,s,sSs
Child repeat aiOng lesson from the hook our o.c,
10 fx the particular facts and Ia, Get the ]
und rstand Che nature Of those facts, tbs not onl; IN t
higher branches hut TIE first elem, in sinoje ho,.c
English eiranma,. We comneuoc IN the same ,ra, al
This method CANNOT only much spi poe.s, 10 ~.
s stages hut what ~ opinion is OF ys.ty greater npor
tsnoc get III, pupil almost without exceptions to be fond OF
the Iuiy IA which she Is ongsga Study not then an
od'ons ,ss, but delightful employment nothing i, more
iesng TO youth than discover the strength Of he,, ow
powers oi understanding TIN. discovery endeay u, ge
them to make aud when this ish-d we have no
fers, but corresponding efforts sde TO bring tboe
Powcis into exercise Since the the se,n
We have received Chemical aud Philosophical Apns,,tu,
aud Low eacnreoiaou in ChemislTy Philosophy Att0nom,
accompanied With iectie and eNpernt e
principles q rose sciences close and parental watcEfu.
ness e1ecised the young ladies who board with IA,
Psb -hd "hie every necessary indulgence for
aud Will he allowed them, nothing rot with
stfio, tecorum and genteei will be permitted rb
local SITUATION OF b Institution peculiarly Pr1pous The
heaihiunfss ct me place extraordinary. MOI
OF ne has been among the pnpi since
boT hns school las heen established here, and SINCE In.
commencement OF the last Summer ty croy
uninterrupted health.
The character otbe society 81 Oxford end the vini
ty needs not bdsiioH aud what consider ea,Iy
iabouroble Tor Tie Institution that lively interest is mani,
ie.d for it, prosperity, aud -st fncs pay every sten-
ton she young ladies from abroad which !, with
their atiime vi the object for which they were sent here
byter pas cuts aud guardians The Principal hes ou as
sfisn5 three ladies one scntIea an all en,,rrd
and take this opportunity assuring the pnhio that DO
eton expense wiu power shall wainins 80 make
tbs Institution what il ought be. JOSEPH LABAREE.
n. --t.gttr
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Rieimond. reb. ~.
Lands near Richmond for SAFE

FEfIlE 'ufscriber offers for sale small hu vslus-
4 bic Farm called UFFON containing rather upwsidi of
hundred lying the north fork Brook Crcek and
aud mites The city OF Richmond. Most OF this land
wood ard well timber ed and the buildings suic
ent for Che comfortable accommodation Of oierihy large ia
my. On two tids Of tie purchase money credit u about
five years will be gwen paying The nferet thereon
annually sud stfarOriiy securing that aud The said rfopoi-
ofc principal The hslsnte Of the purchase beiug
tended .at hsnk debt Of the iber, that amount
viii b. required III Cash, Or such Paper may be satisfactory
t. the Bans.
also o6e for cash, good psPer ~ near Mteislr
gpfng This land formerly aid lots OF 10
tch aud viii be sold cc IN at way or together. Zach lot
i have the adysniige water gHnng constanty through H.
and Ofne Of them hn, spring ana good deal o. WOOL v 10
March O. Ga wtf J. ROBINSON.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER
T.fLEDICTORY LINES.
FoR Mr.


On -, svng home in the Spring Of 1927 taIe, north
lard 70 M, na,ire climate in guest Of heuith.
orp nipn oil iiie the sad FAREWELL
he parting spirit, feel these lines but feeby trll
leave The dear domestic groups, aud far
aa, Objects shall supply the place OF sweet beloved home
Drt while to distant northern cmcs the length ming
road,
Aod mountains ri.e aud ROLL twixi aud my abode,
Onsvslpd" still my heart remains through all the oney
way,
And lingering round abode my best affections stay.
There. there, to Faney eye pOutray, your image shall
And. dying s's Fancy, wing, shall place you:
How wee,ly sule these little while seated
And o! what sounds those hear upon rising bres,e
The careless laugh" the words IL catch the distant
And returning home from school my much loved little
boys;
They ush along with pratius glee, aud will, has,y
Thus fond dreams but ali, the vision flies,
~ those dear domestic around fancy play;
My wife, my huie there, aud IN lar away.
Then IL sigh my ho,om hease aud il tear should fall
As the distant place think which holds NV earthly ALL
III blush, wipe that but take app,a
TO every soft ndulsen heartthe heart that knows feel.
Bu why dispo,e and why resign this aching heart to
Since dOd the God in whom trust s he where'er
Ia Hin myself would commend, and all leave behind;
And you hrs ami grace your endless potion ud.
When time, tedious month. around has wing his silent
fight,
We hope meet again in life, and greet the welcome sights
Meanwhile my best sweet
and you,
Tn, parting hour draws aeeAdi-u my dear, sdie,,.
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UTOPIA FOR S4LE

'INHIS valuable tract OF land lying the county Of Jane,
Il City, on the Chckshonsny River, ten miles above VIII
hsm.bute, mile from DMretts Ferry fifty ON the c;,v
OF kichnond aud about sixty fran Norfolk. Thu, beautiful
Island, surrounded bya navable creek, containing between
seven and hundred high land AMI hard marsh
snhntet for the support eight hundred head Ut
cattle, from the month Of April until high l.pd IL
rh and produces ve barrels the acre and
great portion OF the marsh susceptible of being mad arabic
aoa not interior ia fertility land the state II IL
wen adapted 10 the culture OF corn wheat OATS and cotton
remarkable for fine fruit, the frcsi seldom or never
aheet IT. To the Epcme aud Sportsman, It offers many in
dueemen The Greeks aud Bays abound , aud WI Ia fowl
oil almost every Variety and the marsh has very
psohabr tor arnins la the of the leland b. f
mn on which aswa but comfortable dwelling built
beautiful view OF the James and Chokalomny River. S
many miles, and from IT'S proximity navigation has been
e'nuered one OF the most valuable little
is ns an the lower country. will sell the san. time
"OODLAND situated the main road, leading from B.r
res Ferry TO williamsburg alb ' miles the Ferry
ioy or fifty of land hundred which is well tin
on tins land there excellent dyverg house
eaPaeieus brick cellar, aud all necessary ouhou.e, Tb,
place has been heretofore sold appenage TO the island
nut WI now he disposed of to Purchaers and will there
Tore he sold separate. IL requested farther d. scrinten of
the above property deemed neriless As It is presumed ,t
persons wishing 20 purchase will first prenes Per.
'1n. Wishing TO purchase will please call Mr. John A. Raj,
oi'e OF York county, Ak. Rocow Cole of Willismbnr
ehef OF which gentlemen will shew the land aud j, vested
WIN iul authority 10 sell the The Island will lie ,o
win the exception Of half OF ecroied ground
A. -, no. A GORDON.
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Official -Novewsnf.-- The Secretary Of War and
the Secretary of,he Navy returned to Washington
on Tuesday the Goth inst. from Norfolk wifi
ther they had been visit of duty. The late
site Of Fort Nelson, in the haIbor OF Norfolk has
been selected {syhe ground on which to erect the
Naval Hospital.
, Military .horements. Major General Brown
- Washington o" Wednesday last for Fortress
Monroe. en- tour of Inspection. We understand
he contemplates visiting our posts along the Sou
thern Coast. as far as Pensacola, and probably
New Orleans, returning by the way OF the Mis-
sissippi and Lakes, which will enable him, TO
inspect most of the military stations situated in
those distant quarters of the country.
Raleigh Register.
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KOCNY .MILLH

fyer III the county of Hanover, nineteen miles above
Ricbm"nd, l. offered for sale. The contains idle more
than three hundred denyliy vsiered hlyr neye
failing regD, running through zach field bounded rs
bold Geek the whole length Several adjoining tract,
obtained at far prices what renders this property more
tieuiarly desirable, Grit aud Saw Mint upon the liver
a failing rean0 capable all times Of operating on
machinery any extent that may be require D. having one
dam, whose stability has been tested by twenty years nd .e
The or Mill aly temporary and contains hu one ra Of
stones which yield annually three hundred barrels Of crn
the Saw Mil new built The mot improved con.,roetior
70 cut q long and m he readily extended. Timber l.
~ iea1y demand, sed sells fsir prices This mill 1906
worked three pair Of stones thfoughou; that dry eaon e
s The mhs of the adjacent country wanted wsier mail
rett q" the purchase money will be required in hand and
hbets credit giyeu for the banGe The nav have
th option Of ik he crop hands a IS per below fair
valuation OF viii uish Tie crop tfnaut, upon the usual
neighbour hood terms Apply 10 Samuel Pa khi fnyse on
lhe premnss J. 4. SWAMI.
Nsrri
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BILE TO inquire; but the presumption is, that tina sc-
count was brought home by MIR. Adams on his re
turn, s settled after he entered upon his duties. Vi
this, however, / know nothing, and therefore can
not speak with certainty; and here shall leave
the matter for the further reflection of the gem
teman from Raode Island, to &c make the most Of
il" by Sc construction or in any that
may suit him best.
Mr.. Burgess then made few remarks, by way
of rejonder, to the observations OF Mr.. Insham
when
Mr. Insham, in reply to Mr.. Burgess. said that
he could reciprocate erery kind of personal re-
gard which the gentleman from Rhode Island had
chosen to express for him. have only risen, said
Mr.. l., 10 satisfy the House to matter Of
fact in relation TO the amount which Mr.. Adams
is stated TO have received for his personal eSpen
SEES, in addition TO his OUTFIT and salary. Nothing
that the gentleman FROM Rhode Island has said Oh
any other matter, renders IL necessary Tor me to
say word; as do not intend to be drawn aside
by any ebulliton of temper or other art Of the
advocate, from the facts under consideration. The
gentleman has very emphatically appealed to the
figures in this account but his state OF feeling was
not suited to a calm investigation. We have been
told that figures cannot err; TO which 1 would
add that they cannot be made to err; but if the
gentleman feelings are not too much disturbed,
would call his attention again 10 the document,
which alone can decide on whose side the truth
lies. very little knowledge of arithmetic will
enable every TO understand it. 1t is only ne.
cessary to add substract; multiplication or d-
vision are not required.
The fact in dispute between usis, whether the
extraordinary al oNauces to MIR. Adams, amount
ed, as have stated, to the sum of $3.50 73, or
whether there ought to be deducted from that a
mount the'sum of $3.50 Sc. Now if the gentleman
from Rhode Island, or any other, will put down
the sums ar read them ON the book, he viii soon
discover where the truth lies.
This allowed for his expenses hack ST. Petersburg
equal to the allowed is journey from ST. Petersburg
TO Gheu, ; eco so
? This sum, paid for travelling expenses iiom ST.
Petsrshurgt to Amsterdam, Cheat, &c. 1000 90
s. This allowed for his expenses nj Paris SC $50 10
4. Il small! item not iacGded before, itb'ing pro-
baby, regular charge, aud do not ino.ade At
5. This sum allowed bin egnicoisn.'o his
renses from Chen, to ST. Petersburg &c.
al $50 81
6. Deduct this sum, allowed for this
object, p.ruport No. 2S2, $3.50 sc
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Enninicsi.,n Hn,lse

3HiIE Subscribers, under the of H. r.. M5iarue,y
tIAnsaei any business that nIy be their ca, e. and
hope y the stricte attention, al times b, able obtain
die hse prices ior produce with which they may be
ded No storage will ne charged any thing sold by u.s.
IL tie same be roceiyedn OUT house Merchants ship
P'os goods from The North for the upper county, ay nd
s"ue Advantage 10y shiPpins care, will
teuh to their being carefully bundled the and basin
fiouf aud other articles received Storage, charge.
which wiii hem accordance with the times. Any goods
this market will be bought Order Merchant. m tie eoun-
try would find is adysn,e that those buying hurry
cannot have Ohee At Pts'ea Mr.. }. w Dibrrl,
door above Col. b. Peyion, Cary street.
II. u. MONTAGUE
T.. 7. MONTAGUE. .
Hirlnrnh. Ieh. I-,rff
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EYECTJyORsS SgLE.

4 GREYABLY 70 the last viii anil ,estament Of Doctor
"a Henry somha, dee shall "der ior sale 20 tIe high
eft hi1der, Friday The 9th day ct April next ~ Cabin
Point ip Sufry eouiy n fair " not The next fair day, that
desirsbie and comfortable 10, and tnng wbereou the
Bli dsoedent ofmerly fcsidd containing x 9cres Of aodi
which very coninodirrs and Comfortable dwelling
IA utr with sud Pctrht', kitchen, daS
nos oue sorrouse. humber h9usei stable, 81. with very
hndsuns YARD and garden, vel enclosed this lot q very
s,stle suson To- Physician ntfchan rf4osonsr VI
r law Also, aithe and ptcc irO valuable horses
stock aud hogs, household ~ kitchen urrme hooks
ard 1edieine With many ether ARTICLES Too tedious 90 e
tom Ts made known the dsy 81 isle By Tie eNecois
an pesons having cann sgsnst IA estate frqnesed 10
rake fher known a. arfansenentl Ne igsde r Their
seeAy settlements end hose indie led 70 niie mnejisi,
uayr4ent.
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TERMS oE 1,LrIrInN.

Fer the higher branoh., of English Education, viz: Geo
siaphy, with tue drawing OF Maps Globe,
Rhetoric Logic, Intellectual Moral aud Nstuis Philosophy
Chemistry, Autonomy and Geon,uy, S5 per Session.
No sd'I0Lsl charge will h. made, should studn
The inferior branches OF English studies, attend the
Latin and Greek Language Composition will he expected
also from all tLe classes hut without any additional charge
Eur those who attend only Readings Spelling, Penman
ship Geography without the drawing OF iI the
the Oooes, arithmetic aad English Grammar, ~ per Ses
sion.
Ii the two last named studies he omitted SIS per Session.
foi Painting ana drawing, additional of So.
10 Lessons the PIsnO, additional charge Of SD.
TuniUu payable IA advance.
J. ESTADRooK.
Staun'on, March 81 los VIII
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sraU.Nro.or FEM.aLE sEAfI,.aRY

yNHE ensuing Session of this Seminary Commences tn.
~ inst day of May There will BE- material
n ho;r the heretofore pursued. Lectures Che
mry, Natural Philosophy and Natural History generally,
Glasses these branohe. will be continued;
purpose il perhaps, needless .u,iOn. apparatus and
o,her facilities provided.
A the moral ahns which youth may form not less
OF parcu thsn their intellectual
copy OF the rules aud regulations pupil wall
be unlimited for the inspection vi the parent guardian.
Mrs. George, who has lessons the Piano two
Sections past much the Satisfaction her employee
viii continue her Music Sch,ol, should she with sud
[ LAT .ncL uracement.