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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-22
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C0E0nE06.
Ia the Ssaate, on Friday, sems uiseaas;ea
arose ON the propr;ety Of iecsiving the petition
Of Richard Hail. Briiisl, subJect; the objec-
tions 70 receiving il were eioInd.d upon The
provision Of the Constitution, which secuses
ths right 10 petition 10 citizens Of the Unied
States, alone; the petition ives laid on the Ia
bio. Among tho resolutions offered. were two
BY Mr.. Smith. of Maryland, relative 70 our
cemmercial regulations; one respecting draw
backs, and tie Other for tho erection Of sd-
d,lionai public warehouses. A short time was
spenf in Executive business.
In the House. several reports were MADE
from the standing committees A bill Was IN
tr0duced by \ g. Wright relative to the sale
Of lands conveyed to the United States in cer-
tain cases, which was referred TO The Commits
tee on the Judiciary. A communication from
the Treasury Department was laid before tho
House. enclosing the opinion Of The Attorney
General in the case Of Thaddeus Laughlin,
which was unfavoroble 10 tho petitioner. A
memorial from Stephen Simpson, and J. W.
Of Mr.. Sergeant, was presented, read. and re-
fered 10 the committee on Elections A me-
mortal was also presented from Capt. Samuel
Angus, formerly Of the Navy, praying to be
reinstated in his rank ia the profession. Many
resolutions were offered pnd adopted, but none
Of them Of great moment.
7 he Speaker communicated TO the House
q letter from Mr.. R0ndolpA, declining serving
on the Committee Of Ways and Means, which
vas read. when tho question was put, " Will
dSHosse excuse Mr.. Randolph from serving Oh
mo Committee Of Ways and Means?"
Wand decided in the affirmative.
Mr.. M'Duffie then moved that q Member
be appointed, Of the Committee, SO that the
same be complete; which being ogreed to, MIR.
Smyth, of Virginia, was appointed.
A resolution was offer red that the President
of the United States be requested to commUni-
cate TO the House. If not in his opinion, incom-
patible with the public interest, the correspon-
dence of this Government with that Of Great
Britain, relative TO the FREQ navigation of the
River St. Lawrence; and both Houses adjourn
ed until Monday.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-22
LITERARY ID
PRoviDENCE, SATURDAY DEC. %.

Qua CcRRgsPoyDESr. at Washington, I'M
Do. date Of the 18th inst. romarks; every
thing u quiet hero at present, at any rate
among the friends Of the Administration, who
were mover in better spirits or more confident
Of victory. Mr. p. p. Darbour's flourish
shout tho sale Of the interest Of the United
States, in the National Bank. was, I presume.
mcreiy 10 convince the ui,ras in Virginia, that
although no was disappointed, in not be-
ing appointed Speaker, be intends still to
sick to Virgins, and not TO abandon his
radical notions. The House has been in
session. . part Of Eve days, and mas sat near
q On Assr each day. during which time many
.psttions have been presented, and many rcso-
buttons offered. Most Of tho latter will never DO
heard Of again, and were offered for no other
ysrpeaA. than to shsw the names Of the man.
tsas who offered them, in print"
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-22

AFFAIRS or GxEEcE.-we have the proud
satsfaetio ion of laying before our readers. in this
days paper, tsee last page,l an official ac-
count Of the baltic fought on the goth Of Oc-
oser. between tho combined fleets Of Eng
land, France and Russia, and those of the
Turks and Egyptians, mentioned IN our last,
which resulted in tho total destruction Of the
latter.
For thi, signal victory, this triumph Of the
tee long prosecuted Greeks, the whole Of
Christsadsn will rejoice, ss we'll a. tho friends
Of univsnai emancipation and liberty. BY the
result Of this battle, we are led to hope, that
che day b not far distant, whom Greece will
30 restored to her primitive greatness and glo-
~
There was atine, when this nation had an
opportunity Of cngagineinths glorious struggle
for Grscian emancipation; and but for the oppo-
sision Of John Randolph and others, it is most
likely that ere this. our fleets would have been
permitted to engage in accomplishing the dis
establishment Of q people, who were once the
pride and glory of the world, but who, having
been overcome by q race Of barbarians, were
redvesd to the lowest state Of human degrade
zion. To those who opposed the propositions
of Webster, in the year 1923, when tho elo-
qusnce Of that great statesman, accompanied
by the powerful appeals Of Mr Clay, were
hsssd, in behalf Of Greece, in our national
councils. this recent triumph Of Christianity over
Masss;mss bondage, and unexampled persecu-
s;su, mast sct - . Notifying antidote. Those
appeals were made 10 the hearts, and heads, OF
Americans, in behaF sf a suffering nation. at a
s;sAe, when even tho msnsrchies Of Europe
plead 10 their behalf; but because tho proposed
nsasurs Of assistance. was likely 70 affect the
psospsess q tho then approaching adninistra-
.siss.ssa 10 sda to the dignity and greatasss Of
shs Srasiss. IL wsso pposed.b by oil tho ,i<ds.es
ihs sppsskiss ssuid call into action.
q ths sisrisss oSuss Of Grecian ~emsncipa.
.sisa. ~ ,usissd States. therefore. have he'd M
ys~uieipsAissS ssd. the only free people on
,ssrsh. have looked passiysly on. ADD suffered
.shs s5ssarchiss and sristscracies Of Europe,
70 a-eos.plsh thai, which America, In the fuI.
siss 81 Der prsfssed attachment, to ssnsrs
.frssdsu. vas bound to ed IA achieving.
Tie csmbissd .Aests Of Ta'key and Egypt
Asvs q isssth been destroyed. by the unitsds1
sn6su. sfHrsses. EngIsnd and Russia, and
esv svs As bssn formed in the history o
s6aaS;~e1bsA predicts hssssssorstion toprim
w. usua.ss ssd spssndeur.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-22

Kenfueky.-T legislature e Kentucky as
sembled on the first Monday Of the present month.
No choice Of speakes vss made on the first day,
10 consequence Of the parties being equally divi
Jed. Forty eight on each side. The admins
,rntion candidate was Mr.. BIAcxsvRa and the
opposition Mr.. WARD.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-22

Landing Of the Piigrims.- Rev. DR.. Beech
er is expected to preach a discourse in Plym-
outh, the 22d Of December, the anniversary Of
the landing Of the Pilgrim fathers. We should
have thought a better selection might have been
made.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-22

One Hallet ,(says the Commercially confined
in Detroit Jail for forgery, and a thief who was
his companion in his cell, broke out on the
night Of the Gath ult. and made their escape TO
Canada, as is supposed. HalIet is the fellow
who was going to be married. and forged an
order, to pay for his wedding suit.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-22

-" ADo1i.cErs." d.ssd5f.wtaol.,sDs D.
csmbsr 10. 1897. has been rsesvsd. and viii
DO published next week. II 'Dsched ius too
late for our paper Of to day. Ne are sgstiRsd
10 soc that one Of tho citizess Of Pawtuekst,
has taken up the subject Of tho Psrsscutioe ~
the great champion Of the AArss,cAxCsfs-
TEN. .-
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-22

Count Holden, tho Russian Admiral in the
Lsvant 10 q native Of Holland, but he has been
in the service Of Russia q great number Of
yean. Previous to the death Of the EmPsror
Alexander, he wss in disgrace, having been un-
Justly accused Of lending himself to the land
ing Of contrsbsnd goods on the cosst OF Fin.
Iasd. He 10 On oficer OF considerable merit
and Of excellent private character.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-22

North Carolina.-The legislature Of North
Carolina, have elected JOHN SGoTT, a friend to
the Administration, Solicitor General Of that
state. 7 he votes, stood for Scott, l07; MoreIanj,
as; ROMULUs NJ. SAUNDERS. 81.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-22

We ARC under obligations 10 Messrs. RosssNs and
KNIGHT, Of the Senate, and Messrs. PEAxcE,
BARTLETT. wnIPpLE and BAILEY, Of tho House
osRepresentatives, for Documents. furnished during
the present Congress.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-22

Dedieafion.-The Methodist Meeting House
in Fall River will be dedicated to the service Of
Almighty God on the twenty fifth day Of THE
month.=yournaI.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-22

Virsinia.-The legislature Of Virginia, have
passed the bill 10 call a Convention, TO amend
he Constiiuiion by u vote Of ia TO SO.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-22

ss.pusd sbss us. Webster. hes been
~pIiunSsS b. shs President, - Minister to
ln6lssi ssd b Ips take passage ia the Dele
sss ~, bound TO- ~ Mediterranean.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-22

nails Of tho country. During a larger period
Of his life, he has held a conspicuous place in
the Governments OF the republic, and until he
consented to become a member Of the present
cabinet, no man dared 10 question his integri-
rIty. But in compliance with the solicitations
of his countryn.cn, and in obedience to his own
| sense Of duty. he conse nted to take charge OF
the War Department; to become a component
part Of Mr.. Adams cabinet, and Instantly the
cry OF corruption. Of bargain and intrigue was
I raised against him, by the membsrs Of the fac
ton.
The fifth, 10 SAMUEL l.. Southland, Of
New-Jeisey, the head and front Of whose of.
Tending, 10, that he ventured 10 serve his conn
try during a part Of Mr.. Monroe's administra-
ton, and on invitation Of Mr.. Adams. after his
elevation 10 the presiden cy, consented TO re-
main at the head Of the Navy Department.
For this, according to the will Of tho opposit-
\ ion no is destined TO share the common fate oil
his associates-he must be ostracised and con-
dcmned.
Such,is a brief outline, Of the men who COM
pose the American cabinet, or moro properly
tho present American administration; and, we
appeal TO the people 10 say, if such men are TO
be- prescribed, or sustained! Shall they be do.
nounced and disgraced, simply that their op-
poscrs may obtain and enjoy, the Offices they
now 6ll. to the advantage OF the nation, and
TO the honor Of themselves!
THr CRISIS HAS ARRIvEp; and the friends
Of the present administration, must roms for
ward in the fuIpess OF their strength; they mus
eonoresate. and mako the necessary psspaF
I, stions 10 sustain Mr.. Adams and hb cabinet
and, IL this BE- not done, our hopes ere cut OIL
, and the victory. has been already won BY tn
'cpposer
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-22
frrom The schoharie Republiesn.1

Is tFhf% NNh
1necdote of General Hamilton.-~
While on a journey to Albany, this
distinguished statesman CHANGED to put
up for The night, at a tavern ia one OF
the small villages on the Hudson river,
where a mountebank had advertised
a display Of his ingenuity at eight Of
hand, slack wire, Sc. OF that even.
ing Induced by motives Of curiosity,
and a desire TO while away The tedious
hours ofa winters evening, the Gen.
erni took a front sea, in the apartment
allotted for the performances His
keen, piercing eye did not escape the
observation OF The juggler. who, Step
ping up 10 him and handing him q sii.
yer dollar, politely requested him to
hold il until he should call for il, ad-
ding that il might escape his fingers
without his knowiedge.--Phc Gencr-
al. th!Dking ON harmless trick was
intended, and being desirous Of hu-
mourning The joke. very readily accept.
ed The dollar, and clanching II fast in
his hand, waited IN momentary expec-
tation OF some attempt being made 10
exlricate il from his grasp without his
prisily. The juggler, when he AT
tempted 10 perform a new trick. would
first cast an inquiring glance ~ the
General. as much as to say, now look
out for the dollarl' when the latter
would immediately look into his hand,
to convince himself that he was yet
in possession of the coin. After tho
performance was ended, the mounte.
bank requested his dollar Of Gen. II.
who on returning il. observed that hs
could discover no trick in il. u do
though, replied the mountebank, you
had no. been three minutes 10 the room.
when / perceived that il | did not do
something to divert your attention, yea
would detect me in every trick I AZ
tempted, | therefore gave you the dol.
lar to hold, and managed TO have 10
absorb so much OF your attention, thae
| got through the performances much
better than l anticipated when you firse
fixed your eyes upon me- Gen. Il.
it is said, was highly amused with this
chef feurer Of the jugglcr, and pro-
nonnced it the best trick performed
that evening
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-22

VIRGLN1A-BsrkeIey County Court, 10 .ss.,
Oee5er Term, 1927.
James rearse' Piaishf,
GAINS
Ezra Nsnmetre, Lewis Pearse and Ca,ha rine
his wife, John Vanmetre. Thornton Taylor
Nsnmetre, Abraham Gorrell, William Long,
surviving partner Of Long & Stewart. and
Daniel Burkhart, Del,,danfs
10 CHANCERY.
vHNHE defendants Ezra vanmetre, and L. wis
H. Psarse and Catherine his wife. nut having
entered their appearance, and given security
according 20 the act OF Assembly and the rules.
oil this court, and dappearing 90 the ~satisgacs
ton Of this court that they are not inhahitant
OF this s,ate-H is 0rdrred, that the said De.
PENDANTS do appear here on the second Monday
IN January next, and answer the bill Of the
plaintiff, aud that a.copy of this order be forth.
With inserted for two months suecessiveb in the
Martasburg Gazette, and be posted at the door
OF the Court House of this county.
A Copy-rests,
ID. HUNTER, &. n 6.
Nov. 9. 1927.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-22

THRUST sALE.-By virtue of aTFust Deed
i executed to the undersigned on the 18th
day OF February, 1896, by Andrew Ulm and
Mary his wife. for certain purposes therein
mentioned, and now of record in the county
court Of Berkeley. the undersigned will pro-
coed TO sell for CASH, in front of Abraham
Marlait's Tavern. (Hoke's Run) 90 Saturday
che lst day Of December sert, the one ninth part
or share of an undivided TRACT OF LAND,
containing us acres, late the property of John
Ptzer. decd. This farm adjoins the lands Of
Archibald shearer. Charles Downs, and others,
near the River Potomac, and is well improved.
fhe sale will take place between the hours OF
IL and 3 O'Clock. Such title as is vested in me
as Trustee, (Which is presumed TO be good)
wiao made the purchaser.
ADAM LEWIS. Trustee.
Nov. f-ctds.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-22

TIRGLNI1-B erkeiey County Ceurt, 10 10ss;
October Term. 1927.
David Reese, Piainnf,
AGAINST
James Sellers andrrhomas Rees, Dxfts.
In CHANCERY.
THE defendant. James Sellers not having
d entered his appearance, and given
security according to the ACT Of Assembly and
the rules OF this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of this court tina, he is not an in.
haitian, of this sta,e-H 10 Ordered, that the
said sbsen, defendant do appear here ON the
second Monday in January next, and answer
the bill of ths plaintiff, and that . copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted for two months
SUCCESSFULLY in the Msrtinsburg Gazette, and
be osted at the door OF the Court House OF
this county.
A Copy-Teste.
Nov 8, 1927. DfHUNTFR. c.n.c.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-22
November 8.

ok CENTS REWARD.-Rsn away from the
~ subscriber on Friday The 18th of October
East, an indented apprentice bound by his father
TO learn The Tailoring business, named WIL.
LIAM RLX1LNE, about eightssn years OF
age; supposed to be about five fee, FIVE inches
high, tolerably stout made; had on and took
With him a variety of clothing, consisting in part
Of a blue cloth coat and corduroy pantaloons, =
snuff coloured cloth coat and c~assinc,t panta.
looms. two pair of shoes and stockings, tive
vests, &c. The above reward will b. paid 70.
experimenting and returning said apprentice,
and | do most pegemptorily forbid any person
ana every person from harboring or employing
said apprentice az their peril, as ! am determin.
ed to put the law in force against all 50 found
offending. PATRICK CUNNINGHAM.
Nov. 1915.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-22

The supreme court of Maine has ssns
fenced Thomas Reed, Esq. of Bodoin.
ham, to four years imprisonment, fog
forging notes in the name Of Israel Mill
let. who died two or three years age
Without heirs, leaving an estate wsssh
$4,000 dollars.
10 Gurdeners-Ths Dublin Cor
respondent speaks ofshe potatcc onions
which has lately been introduced into
that country. Il il supposed that u VIII
be a most valuable acquisition 10 garde.
ners, as il IS known to psoduce IN equaa
abundance 10 the pOialOe from which
il derives is name; il eve FALLS -
The severess frost has no ssecs 90 It,
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whole No. laos.
BLUE HANGER.

Lord Coleraine, formefley known
by the familiar sppellation Of nLua
HANGER, from the colour of his clothes,
was perhaps tie best dressed man Of
his age, and he was no less remarka-
bic for his po~liteness and good humour.
Heavy losses at play when he was .
young man compelled him to retire to
France, in order 10 avoid his creditors;
and there he remained for upwards OF
twelve years until the death OF his broth.
er when be received the title and re-.
turned to this country a-complete
Frenchman.
On bis lordship's fret visit to Drury
Lane theatre, his natural turn for pleas.
autry brought him into a that
gave him some uneasiness. Seeing .
gentleman in boots enter the box where
he was sitting tin the dress circle, and
place himself OH the seat just before him
rather abruptly, his ideas Of etiquette
could not we'll brook what in France
would have been considered . brca CHI
of decorum; accordingly he address ed
him in The following words-'I begy
sir, you will make no apoloey.'-sA.
pology sir replied the stranger -
pology for whaif' why, re,M ned his
lordship, pointing 10 the boots, that
you did no, bring your horse with you
into the box Perhaps it is lucky for
you that did not bring my horsewhip;
but i have a remedy at hand, for ] IAN
pull your nose for your impcrtinence..
Some other gentlemen in the box now
inserfered, an exchange Of cards took
place, snd both parties len the theatre.
His lordship went Immediately 70
his brother George nj Brooks and hsv.
ing stated the particulars, begged hia
assistance to get him out Of the scrsps
which, said he. may end in blood
shed,--I acknowledge" he continued,
that l was the first aggressor, but q
was too bad to threaten TO pull my nose.
What had | better dor 'Soap Il UeW
replied George, and then il will easily
slip through bis hngers.'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-22
IsaaC S. Il 4 Go.

LAVE the pleasure 10 infor@ the Farmers
Ii Of Berkeley and jefferson that their Mill
is sgsin ready for the reception Of all kinds ct
GRAIN. They will give q barrel Of Superfine
Flour for every three hundred pounds OF Mar.
ohantable Wheat-They will IS usual, give at
ell times, a fair price, sn Gosh, for Wheat, Rye
and Corn, to those Persons who may be dispos.
ed to s%ell-and they would remark for she infor.
nation Of Farmers al a distance, tbs, they now
have on hand. and intend keeping, q sufficient
quantity of fEesh made Flour from new Wheat,
With which to make any exchanges that may
be called for.
Msrtinshurg. July 26-tf.
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SADDiEEY.
THOMAS

SADDLER,
NO. As, South. Stree, Baltimore.
II AS lately commented the Importation of
IL Plated. Steel. and lind Saddlery, such as
Patent Spring and Fancy Stirrupsi
Plated and Steel Bsidle bits, OF all kinds;
Ladies Slipper Stirrups fgoodl
Curb Chains and Martingal Hooks;
Trunk Locks and Trunk Handles;
Plated and Steel Bride buckles,
Brass Trunk-psils. Buckskinss
Halter and Trace Chains,
Patent fire proof Powder P.asks;
Patent Shot Chargers (Syke's);
English Bv,ale.leaihess, double and single;
Gissh and Slraining Vets: Whips, &c. &c.
As these Goods are Dough, in England from
the Manufacturers, of the lO7sest Cash priees
persons dealing in the above articles, would
doubtless dc pea BY calling before they make
their purchases: added to which, the Importer
rs a young beginner in this line of business, and
IS therefore, necessarily compelled, TO sell lsss,
IN order 10 ensure customers.
b advertiser also Manufacture and keeps
constantly for sale. Wholesale and Retail.
Saddles and Brides, of all kinds,
Saddle-bags Valises; Carpet.bags;
Harness; Trunks. &c &c
TOrdes by Mail or otherwise, attended 90
with correctness and punctusiity; and Goods put
as IOu, as they rsould Do, v-rs che Purchaser
present
Baltimore, Sept s. 1872
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
For Internal Improvements, Literature. and
Charities, in the City of Washington, aud in the
States of Delaware, N. Carolina and Lonislans
Glass. To be drawn in Washington
City, on Wednesday, the 18th OF Dec. 1897.
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DAVID HIGHT. Stephens M;Ix,)

Dh NED LtuHAN, NOFtF"cH 'H"''O
TAKES this method of informing the Far.
i msrs of the neighbourhood that be is
now psady for the reception Of all kinds OF
Grain, and soIioits a share Of public patronage.
He will give a barrel Of Flour for every 300lbs.
Of Wheat, and stand the inspections OF George
Town, Alexandra or Baltimore. He proposes
buying Wheat, and will a, al times, give q far
price IN Cash for the same.
August f6-tf.
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NTEGROES FOR SALE-For sale, two like
IN " virginia-born FEMALE SLAVES. The
On. about thirty.six and the other nineteen
Snass of age. They are both healthy and &C,
SosIomed 10 house work. They will be sold
law FOR further particulars, apply 70 the Edi-
tor Of the Gazette.
October IL.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-22

It 10 not more than two years since
the bill authorising the commencement
Of the Pennsylvania Canal was intro
dueed into the legislature Of that state;
and now, o than too hundred miles
of canalare under contract
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-22
TRACT o. LAND

TOR SALE-t will sell on accommodating
H. terms, the TRACT OF LAND on Back
creek, IN Berkeley county, formerly owned by
RaVleigh Colsion, Esq. and by him devised 80
John Nj. Colston, by virtue of whose VIII now
oiferi for sale. Theirs is on the land q Saw
Nal and a seat for a GTist Mil, and a most sd-
vantageonS situation tor 8 Distlilery. The land
IS well timbeVed, and fiom three to five hun
dred acres will be sold as may best suit the puF-
chaser. Persons disposed 10 view the proper
~ nay see it by appiyingto MT Job Robins Wis
nov rents the Saw Miii. will convey such title
as was in John ". Colston, which Is believed &c
be peEfecl. EDWARD COLsToN, Err, q
Sept. Off. Iohu ". COisi9B.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-22

The late DR. Beddowes ascsrtained
that butchers. who live more on animal
food than other men, are rarely, IT ever,
liable to the disease OF the lungs, term
ed pulmonary consumption.