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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-25

La Motifs Cough Drops.

VALUABLE MEDiGINE
For Coughs, Consumptioas, q .4sihmas
SCHio EIIxer is offered 10 the public as pos
a sesslng virtues peculiarly adapted ~ the
present prevailing disorders OF the breast and
iangs, leading - consumption. "A timely use
OF these drops may be Considered a certain cure
Ia most cases OF Common C9ts Caaglls, hlRu
saza, HeepHy Cough, Fuia IN The Stlis, DlDtcui
.Jgf BreaEu.g, p4n! IF S.sep auslns iroIi dc.
bli;y, and IN Spusn.14tc .sssAma ii Is slnsuiarly
eitcAcIous. a particular attention u TIE di-
recllons accom- psnyng each bottle 10 necsssa-
~. -
rhe following certificates from respectable
xentic Deb, physicians and surgeons, SUP.
Iafocd ~ snow that this coinpoSIUOn IS one
wacn Medical me are disposed 10 regard as
eflcacIous and wortny Of puoiic Patronage.
HAVING examined the composition of La
.lstts Cough Drops, improved, We have no he
SItalion ia recommending them TO tue pubic,
al Being we'll sdapted ~ those cases VI disease
for wAich they are Iecomnendcd
Doctors JoNlrHAs DoHs, Albany. Dec. 4th,
1924; JANIS P0sr, ot White creek, FcD.
lin, 1875. RArsoN ouaNga. Of Cam
bridge. Feo. @JGn, 1925. SOLOMON DEAs,
OF Jackson, January, -, 1879.
Erfract Of letter from TIE heU. E6eHszer Harris.
Ian p.eased "Ith tins opportunity vi relating
fe1 facts which may serve IN CONTAMINATION
Of your eXceeat Cough Drops. For tkn Years
WAS afti .cled with pulmonary Complaint;
my cough was severe, appeute weak, and
strength falling. used many popuiar medl.
cines, but only toend, Temporary rthei, Until BY
a continued use OF your valuable Dro4s, have
been blessed w,,h such perfect heath as 10 rea
der further taeans unnecessary.
E8EN EZER HAkRlS.
Salem, N Y. Jan. 10, 1875.
.iesas, CroSbv'S-i iI4ue tof Is wears bren
troubled with an affection OF the breast and
lungs. attended Win severe cough, pam IN
the SIDE, and difficulty OF breathing ana Tic
tall of 1925, became 50 much reduced that
my life was des2sired of. and received DO VI
sb,e benefit from my physician, ~as advised
80 MAKE tr4sl OF La Motifs Cough Drops, snd
after taking one bottle was restored 10 perieot
Aeaith; and II my firm behef that the use
Of the above named drops, saved my life.
THOMAS JONES.
Columbus Ohio, July 81, 1896
Sold wheesaie and retail. by .. & ;. CRosBx
COLUMBUS, Ohio, and agents eft their appoint
ing throughout the United o.a,es, CsaadAs, sc.
Eacn bottle coutaIas AZ doses, plIct / dollar.
40 be had of JAMES thOMS0., Deasgist,
near ihe Court-tiouse, MArtigbugs.
January A A3E.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-25
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Mr. EvaNs:-by publishing in your paper a
'ccmmuuicston" to the Eduor Ut the Bahi.
more Gazette OF the S,h INST headed i.ne ~,
yoU viii add to The many proofs. you have Al
ready furnished, ot disposition to make Our
Journal saosee''ent to tire great Interests o. Re
hgion ana humaniy-snd you vii at the same
time present 20 the hearts and cunscisnces OF
Your patrons and the Com1nni, at large. the
interesting eh1u.rS--Csp nothing be done IN
tins neighoorhood 10 promote the cause in
winch the Colonization Society IS engaged
PFELATHao
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-25

NEGROES FOR SALE -Por sale, W.
~ lusale Negro Woman, twenty-five yeats
OF age, stout and heS.tby, and three Negro
Chiidrer, two Bows sHd Girt The Woman
IS first rate house servant. snd is sold TOR no
sais, bat for want VI employ, They wiz be
sold sep%raie or Together, as may best suit
those disposed TO purchase. The terms will be
mad- scoommodsnng--for Fnrtirer particulars
enqure ct the Eltor OF this psper
Jan. IL, lS27.--ti..
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A ROMAN SAUCE.-The Piedsaoni%
csc Gazette relates the following discnv-
cry recently made in excavating the
ruins OF Pompeil. TURIN, rov. IS.
ave receive from Naples notice Of
q discovery lately made in Pompeii.
which will be highly agreeable to all ous
readers who regard the memory Of the
Romans; this discovery is absolutely
new. In the recent excavations Of :
house near the FrelionicG, there were
found FIVE glass jars perfectly closed. aud
placed in a smell wooden box, these
Jars being conveyed to the ROYAL Muse.
um, were carefully cleared Of tho earth
which covere d the outside, and it was
found that two of them contained =
thick and liquid substance in good pre-
servation, which, on accurate examinA4
ton, proved 70 be conserat Of olives.
prepared tor The table Of some Pompe~
ian Gasirone, eighteen centuries agos
they are still entire, which would ap.
pear miraculous il not fabulous, were
it no, confirmed by an authentic report.
In smother Jar there was thick bit,i--
nous sauce made Of the roe Of fish,
Ills Majesty the King OF the Two Sici-
lies, being Immediately Informed Of this
unparalleled discovery, desired to see
il, and ordered All accurate analysis q
he made ut IT,
"perhaps the sauce here spoken of Is
The famous Garuln, the delight of TIE
| illustroas Courm nds Of ancient Rome;
lit is known that this sauce was made Of
the roe OF fish. and therefore had much
resemblance with the substance found
TURIN, Nov. 25.
"The following is the account given
of the examination of the substance
found in one f,he Jars at Pomreii. We
think il useless to report the examine
nation of the olives, farther than to say,
that they are of the species s'iIl cult.
waited 10 the kingdom by the name Of
Spanish Otirss
This substance is much softer tha
tine olives; it is oil greeaisb-yatiuw
color, j, has strong rancid smell. and
in the mass are small hlobuies reese milling
the roe of fish but which strong mag
tUtffhE Si1oo tduUpt we'll NttSFu1lDfs--~
The substance is on the Whole entirely
Analogous to that found with the olives;
| it is composed of the same elements of
oleaginous acid, and on that indetermin-
ale substance, In some degree analogous
to the sweet principle of fixed oils. I
should seem that originally il was no
Their Than olive oil containing some sauce
(salsa) rather vegetable than animal,
since the distillation of it has not fur
nshed any compounds Of azote.
"NiCHOLAS COYELLT,
"Of the Royal Bourbon Museum,
charged With the Analysis of the SUBJ
stance found at Forap,sli.
Naples, Nov, So ),
a.. zen ,AD uel : NTH was elected On The
~ ~ j. 10 mt ballot Of both houses o
=. aryl md Legislature. Y. s'a'el
enator or ak years from sdhasean ne :
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-25

ITOR RENF-Fhe property lsteiy occupied
L by Mir. John Zuck, deed. and 1t present
by Ma. Jonn Atwood II IS situated near New.
kIrk's Hills Oh the Potomac r.ver, IN Berkeley
county, AID has aeen geacra!Ig occupied rs a
Tavern, but woala answer wes for store and
a SINAI! family Possession 70 be gwen on the
lst day OF April next. For further particulars,
enquire OF Mr.. James Portertield, adjoining
the premises, OF 10 WI.iIam Lucas IN Shep,
herd S. Town.
JANUARY 4 1897.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-25
At the Sign 80 GOLDEE
OF the S MORTAR

ChS oooE North al Mrs. bOu uthS ia'Cih,
Martlnsburg,
Where fresh supply has just been received.
0JCAUTIoN-Piease ask for Lees ANTI
BILious PrLLs. prepared by Noah Rldgeiy--
and see that his name is on the outside wrap
per--no other are genuine. None OF Lees Me-
dlcines are genuine without the name OF Noah
kidgely on them
Hundreds of cases figures performed b, the
above truly valuable medicines, could be gwen,
did the limits of newspaper admit OF ii.
Martinsburg, Jan. t. 1897.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-25

= oflCE.-All persons indebted to the es-
~ tate of SAMUEL X. WILSON, are reques.
ted to come forward without delay, and settle
and discharge the amount respectively due by
them; and sill persons having claims against said
estate, will present them 10 the subscriber tor
settlement. JOHN G. WILSON, .9dts'r.
sept. TT. a Samuel A. Hilson.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-25

DARN FOR KENr.--On Thursday ne ] ,
Il DAY o. February next, on the premises
the subscriber viii expose at public auction,
for monIed rent, for the term Of three years
from the first dsy Of April neat, the FARM,
belonging to the heirs OF George Martin, dec d.
containing shout eighty acres Of open farming
land. lhis Farm adj orns the lands Of Col. r.
Colsion, Il. Colston, dead end others. At tire
same 'une aud place, w'.l be sold, Gram IN the
ground, both Wheat anu itye, Fsrmiag uten-
stis, &c Horses and Colts, Cattle, hoe,, &c.
Household and Kitchen Farmare. lerms
made known Oh TIC day Of sale.
JOAN ktSiNGER.
January 4, 1927 --ctds.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-25
rLAx-sEED WANTED.

TSHE subscribers wish 10 purchase qOsnti.
Il ty OF FLS{-SEED, Tor whoa the trsh-
est prise will be given
D. ORRlCG, & Co.
Martnsburg, Jan. IL. 1877.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-25
TONLY o5 CENTS.-a

- -
LEES unparalleled AntibiIious Pills, price
25 and 50 cents per box--tsmous for the cure
CT Bilious ana other distinctive fevers, ob.,i.
nate distractions %; the stomach and bowels.
g,ddlness, sckness of the stop sct, removing
colds, costiyeness, &c &c.
Petersburg. Dec sh 1925.
Dear SiT--Iiavlug been troubled ser wears
and finding the faculty of no use. ,he. having
recourse to the suiphnr and Mineral Springs
three years but 10 no effect, was by accld M,
Induced 10 try y0ar Ambitious Pills, which
Vi er using find myself perfectly Wei-.to my
great astonlshment. Every exertor oH my part
TO lojrodece them 70 my friends shsil be used
and believe ne cir. your must obliged servant,
fROS: WILCOX.
TIC Mr. Noah dgely, BAitmore.
lee, Horm Lesfroying Lo.esges. most POW.
erfui medicine. removes and destroys all kind +.
Of worms
Lees Earir, a sovereign remedy for colds,
obstinAte coughs, cstarrhs, ssthmas, sore shrosts
and approaching consumpuons.
Lse's ,fcrvsas Cordial, ar excellent medicine
ter ali nervous affections, weakness. pans in
loias, back, sc.
Lce's Essence Of .'fas'arG no medicine ever
eXcelled THIS IN curing rheumatism, sprsins,
brdi-es, frosted tee,, &c. &c.
Lee .Igne and Fe1er Drops, q never failing
cure.
Lees Sovereign oIntns-ns, warranted to cure
the ~ Gu by only one application
Lees Persiuh Lemon. an excellent medicine
for cuTine letters, ngworms. prickley heat, &c.
Eee's hilaan Vegetable specific, an etiectusl
cure iOr NeReFeai oohorhxs.
Lee's Tooth .fche Oreps, which give ,mmedi-
ate relief
Lees 3ooh Powdsr, which cieanses and
beauties THE teeth.
Lees Eye Hatey, certain cure for sore eyes.
Lee .fno{gie Ehrsr,er the cure of sd aches
Lees Germ L1aister. Tor removing and dc.
stroyng corns
The above hghls apProv'd medicines are soIdby
ADAM YOUNG,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-25
Berkeley County Court:

3
I,SUARY TE8H, 1927.
| I pom the comph Ut Leroy w. q. Swift,
" that the surety =, Lewis d. Willis, Adj.
mas,rstor OF Richard sWi',, de- d. has become
insufficient by reason OF has removal out Of the
Commonwealth; and, that BY reason Of the re-
movsl from the Commonwealth Of the sad
Lewis Il. Willis. il is improper any longer 10
permit the estate OF his intesi4te TO remain IN
der his controul;-Ord that the said Lewis
B. Willis be SUMMONED to appear and answer
the sad complaint on the tirst day ct the mex
term. aud shew cause, Il any he can, why his
power as administrator shah not be revoked -
Ordered, tins order be published tour weeks ii,
the Martinsburg Gazette.
Teste. ID. HUNTER. enc
Jan. II. 1927.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-25

THE substr mas for rent very valuable
l. Farm, belonging to the heirs of John
Evans, decd. containing DAB acres. from 40
to ! so acres of which supposed 10 be cleared;
ten Or twelve OF which IL good rin,o'hy mea-
dow: The farming land n good stare Of cul-
tlvatlon, and The improvements IN a toersois
condition. MS Farm vii be rsnied from one
70 three years, and possession gwen the FIRST
of March next For terms, apply 20 the sub
scriber, who will show the premises
WILLIAM sNoDGRAoS, Guardian.
January IL, 1897
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~ oiiCE'-A h persons having claims a
= saihst the estate of JACoB FRENCH,
ae'eased' are requested 10 bring them for.
N"SH, property authenticated for settlement.
"'u '"ose Indebted to said estate, will make
Int l~'e pay ineni, as II is the wish of the
'O''eIiber 10 speedily settle i, up.
DC. st - =
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-25
Mr.. y4dam Stephen HsnshaD.

4 ssoa sre y hon resident vi tnis state, sou
are HEREBY notified that sn tuesday the
l3th day OF February. 1871 at the tavern now
occupied by JOHN McAeary, Jnu. II tae town
OF Martinsbdrg, be1+eiey county, bejseen sun
rise and sua oct of that da,, and on tlre fellow
ing days IRON day 10 day Of necesssryl ! stall
taAe the depositlons OF Joel Ward, ESQ. Jacob
suEIbrOugh, Thomas simpson, Nroholss Ward,
benlAmtn 5w.ngiey, George Holiday, jacob
swiHsisy, and others. to be resel on my behalf,
N ,ae trial vi the csuse depesseing IA tie coun.
y court OF berkeley IN chaneScy. wherein am
defendant w.gh jacob Hott, and you ale com.
plasant. Yours,
JACOB WAGGONER.
Decemhe-v 90. 1926
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-05
MEDICAL NOTICE.

yuyIE Subscriber, DocroR MEDICINE and PnAcrIcAI
CHEm1sr respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentle
men Of Wilmington and its vicinity, that he has
menced to prepare Medicine, i'll MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware in the house oposife .lfr Henry
oobes q Co.'S. Lumber Yard-where he prepares the fol
loving Medicines The Sulphate of Qunine This med-
cine contains the active principle of the Peruvian Bark and
wien properly prepared is the best medicine yet dis
covered for the OF ABnes emttcnt and Intermittent
Feyers lie also prepares samic Restorative for dis
eases of the Breast and Lungs Pulmonary Consumption
phthsc; and medicine which will etfecuay cure the
most distressing Headache matter how long us contin
uance may be. lie also cures the foothache in few
minutes without making use OF any OF the corrodng acid
or red hot IRON plugging the teeth with gold leaf or
sheet lead The medicine lie makes use ot will preserve
the teeth for years lie prepares Tooth Powder that vii
whten the ceth he they ever SO black from taking me H.
cine or any Other Dr. p prepares an Eye Water
that will remove all intamma'ions from the eyes have
cured numbers from the Rheumatism and some OF them
crpples for years from it. Names signatures do not
require see it too much the custom with quackery
Ftom my practice OF medicine and experience and
knowledge Of chemistry, am able to extract medicinal
virtues contained in animals vegetables and minerals, and
can apply them the different diseases the constitutions
of peope may them Persons afflicted with Cancers
4 if they make timely application, can be cured
There is medicine sold BY the Of Ssvaims Pana-
cen which did not hear OF until saw M Swaims adver-
tseinen few weeks past. then called on some OF
the most physicians in Philadelphia and spoke 20
them respecting the Panacea and informed them that
had the authors works who inychied the medicine and
discovered its effects in the cure certain diseases All
the gentlemen spoke TO on the subject said they were
certain Mr. Swain not The inventor OF the ncdl-
greatest chemists that Europe prodnced and dead near
Two hundred years and his writings arc difficult 70 be had
That Mr. Swain has got part Of his works. or some
person gave him receipt from the work. have no doubt
o have prepared chemical and real preparation
of the PANACEA which will sell at one dollar per bot
,le by the DOZEN and dollar and fifty cents single
Dr. r. prepares Wash for the Ladies' which removes
all Spots Erupons and eters from tue face and hands,
and clears and beanes the skin He also prepares
Saye that will take Cons by the roots from the toes
and not give the least sensation OF main.
Ladies or Gentlemen w.,o afflicted with any disease
M, i curabe if they are pleased call me, shall be
attended to with the srctest punct'iailty
JAS. PURCELL, NJ. u. & p. g.
4 Wilmington, Del, July 2l, 1926. 70-6m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-05

AUCTION.

yJyrE subscribers will offer Public Sale, TO the highest
Il bidder on Tuesday the 9th of January next at thelr
Store House in Middctown, Dell all their stock OF Goods
consisting of Co,hs Cassmeres Casnes, Sanets, Veve
bang lp and other Cords, Blankets White, red, and ye
low Flannes Bazes red andgreen Tartan Plaids onba
zines Bombazetts Worstcd Hosiery Cotton do striped
and Plain Linsey, Crcassian Plaid Cloaks, Irish LINENS
Long Lawns, Waterloo Shaws Angola do Super Valencia
and Swansdown Nestings, Marseies and SILK do keady
made Vests Frocks, Nankcens, be and yellow
Black and coioed Silks Fancy Silk Hsndkefchets, Back
barcelona do Black and Colored Canton Grapes, Italian
do Blk Italian Grape Wells, Bobnet and Thule Lace,
Fid and Plain Swiss Muslin, Null do Caubtic and Jaco-
net do Silk and Cotton Flag idkfs Cotton PLAID do Cot
ton Shawls, Ginghams, Calcoes, Bedticking Domestic
Checks Bleached Musns, Brown do Paids and Stripes,
Cotton Balls and Tapes Snspenders Gloves, Gilt and other
buttons Patent Sewing Thread, Bue, Black and Colored
Sewing Silk do do Twist, large assortment ot bands,
Combs Pins Morocco Shoes and Boots Mems waterproof
do and Boys, and fine Shoes, Fur and Wool Hats
Tin cups Knives g. Forks, Rszors, Nails and other Hard
ware large assortment of China, Glass, Queens and
common Earthenware Brown and Loaf Sugar, Teas, COT
fee alsrice, pepper, made ginger, indigo Powder SHOT
Iogwond French Brandy, Jam Spirits, Holland tin, kye
Whshey Port and Lisbon Wne general assortment o'
drugs and medicines, medicine bo,tles pants, nseed OIL
sps turpenne, Tobacco, Spanish and American Sesars
appee and Scotch Snuff Traces, Bedcords, Ponghlnes,
Hand Saws--a Ladys Riding Saddle; a first rate Wheat
Fam and a large quantity of other articles.
The Sale being for the purpose Of closing the concern
will positively take place at 10 O'Clock, NJ on SAID day
and continue from day to day until the whole IS sold
Terms Of SaeCash .,
IN SAMUEL & A. II. PENNINGTON.
Nridd,etown Dec as 1896 15-3t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-05
LEGISLATURE OF NEW JERSEY.

Trenton, December sO.-The Legislature have at
length ended their laoours Tor the session, and have
returned TO their homes and families, 10 reflect up
on their acts. During the week that is now past,
they Fastened TO bring the business Of legislation TO
. conclusion, with much rapidy as possible.
Some important matters were decided--smong the
number, was the bill for granting to another compa
ny, the right to make the Delaware end Rartan ca
na which was very promptly rejected, as there was
not time to wade through its details The bonus
paid by the fom mer company by virtue OF an act
passed this week, is to be returned with the excep
tion OF 10 900, which was retained account, as
is alledged, Of its being money paid TO
the Treasurer, as evidence Of the sincerity Of the
company in applying for the charter. This, is be.
ieved will be applied for another session. and per-
haps restored
The bill for the restoration of the whole sum OF
$780, 900, passed the House Of Assembly, and was
amended in Conucil, in the way in which il hntlly
passed. The friends OF the canal. therefore, must
wait with patience, The delay that pos pones Tor the
present, this important public improvement. The
bill for compelling banks at all times to take their
own paper, in payment for debts due them, after
they have suspended specie payments, and also to
prevent the transfer OF the promssory notes OF int
vduss, to other persons to other banks. has been
negatived in Council: and that for appointing Com
mssoners examine into the situation and affairs of
all the banks in the statr tailed in the House, under
an impression that such investigation was unneces
sary, and thai the attempt to examine into the affairs
of any company, over which the legislature had no
more controul than they had over thr proper and
affairs of an individual would be the exercise o an
illegtma,e power, and one which they could mol
lawfully undertake .7merican
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-05
DIVIDEND.

vTNIIE President and Directors of the Bank of Wilmington
Il and Brardywine have his day declared dividend Of
SO cents per SHARE payable to the stockholders their
legal representatives, or after the 10th inst.
Hy order Of Tie Board:
j. p. WOLLASTON, Cashier.
Wilmington, Jan. 1, 1927. 16-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-05
1923
JANUARY
DELAWARE COURTS. 1897.

DEIlAWA COURIS....1S27
High Court Of Errors and Appeals, i neld at
Dover, ON the second Monday of June, annually.
Supremp Courts are held.
In Sussex County on 12th March and Sth October.
In Kent County ON 10Th March and 18th October.
In New.C Caste County on Goth March 4 29th Oct
courts of Common Pleas ard General Sessions Of
the Peace and Gaot Delivery, are held.
In Sussex County 10th April amt 18th Nov
In Kent County on s0th April and Goth November
In New Castle County on 2lst May and 10Th Dec.
Courts Of Chancery are held
In Kent County on 18th February and sSrd July.
In Sussex County on End April and 6th August.
In Newcastle County on Goth Feb. and 9Th July.
Orphans Courts are held same time as above.
LerY Courts are held
At the. Court Houses in the respective Counties
on the 25th of Sept 9th of Feb, and 9th ct March
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-05
WANTED,

A TEACHER who is qualified 10 take charge OF ne
IA Church Hill Academy. where there NAV be from ~
10 SO Scholars CHAINED. Any Gentleman who can come
well recommended, would receive immediate encourage
mcnt. -
Church Hill Queen Anns County. Maryland, :.
oqth Dec 1926. lp--tot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-05

Wood.-Mr. Marcus Bull, OF Connecticut has
made various experiments to ascertain the compar-
atiye value of different kinds OF wood for fuel Ac
cording his table, if the price Of shell
bark hickory wood to be 80 so per cord. the value
OF ether kinds will be as follows :-pgnut hickory
81 81; white oak 80 03; white ash 81 90; red
oak 81 rs; black birch 81 81; hard maple and
yellow oak 81 so: yellow pine and soft maple 81
IS; ehesnut 81 80; white birch 81 90; white
pine 81 O5; lombardy poplar 81 90 Mr.. Bull
found that green hickory contained 81 per cent. in
moisture, green white oak 4 per cent. and green
soft maple 48 per cent. cord Of the latter will
therefore weigh near twice as much when green as
when dry.
1t is believed that most people would be unwilling
to sell wood according to Mr.. Bulls table Of com
para,ive values, however Just it may be.
H1mp. Gax.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-05
Number SIT.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

rhe terms are those who pay, during the month OF
II nnarv mr. July six months in advancc-Fonr Joiars
vear From who do not pay as ahove Ftpe Dollars
kxi be demanded Ii sub ,crbcr wishes to decine he
must notify the editors Of his intention before the first OF
IJune or December, and pay all arrearages Without
with these conditions, paper will be dscon
hinued except at the option the editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements exceeding twelve lines, for term
as than three months four times for dollar and twen
I'M cents for every subsequent insertions longer in
norton Advertisers requested to specify IN writing
how long their advertisements arc to be inserted or they
{;lj he continued till forbid Letters to the Edors to i'll
sure attention must be post paid.
Aduerttstng bytheyear.
8Vo Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers
wear SIS 90 year Sl8 90
months &, months 9, so
3 do. a, 50 do 5, w