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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28
TEACHER WANTED

w ANTED as Teacher TO take sharge OF
w Female Academy in Mart insburg, a
pers n well qualified 10 teach the different
branches of English Education, A salary OF
Four Hundred Dollars viii be given apply
to either OF the subscribers. None need apply
unless they can come well recommended
CONRAD HOG WIRE,
Feb 90. John s. HARRISON.
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.M.lRRIED

sH.fhHIEE,
On the 9th ult by he Rev. DR.. Rev
nolds, Mr.. DAVID TOLAND, to Miss
DELiLA BARRETT, all Of this Coun-
~.
On Thursday last, BY the Rev. Martin
8runer, Dir. ANTHONY SNYDER, of
Licking Greek, Washington county
Md to Mrs. MARGARET NJ. BOYD.
of Shepherdsiown.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28

me Report.-The Committee to whom was
referred The Governors War Message, and the
Ptoceed mgs OF \. Carolina and Georgia on the
i"r'ii &c, yesterday reported, and the Report
vas adjouFued until Monday next, TOR consider
Axiom.
ihe reader will be struck at the excessive
sen leness the Report Not ''the sweet south
stealing overa bed Of violets," ~ more soft and
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28

2osa5 Blank. a $4,000 tick. slse,sso
Price of Tickes
Whole S5-Haf 81 50 Quarter 81 IS
To be bad 10 variety OF numbers, u Tho
Lucky Office OF
S. x VI. ALLEN, & ca.
pennsyivdnia Avanue, Washington CisQ.
VINO VIII give prompt attention to al letters
bv mail.
February "a
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28
JOIN LOWRY
SAMUEL L0WRY.
Feb. Is.

DU8LiC SALE BY virtue OF decree OF
the ehaacery district court. holden ut Win.
chester pronounced on the 18th day of Decem.
her, 1877, IN suit IN which Jacob Shoppert.
adm'f OF James Anderson, deceased, is plaintiff,
against William anderson, ex'r. Of Colbert
Andt rson, deed. and others are defendants,
Will he sold on ne 2oh day Of March next, on
the PREMISES, Tract Of LAND. supposed
to contain aboug three dundee and seventy
acres, lying on Mill Greek, IL Berkeley coun
~, Virginia, adjoining he lands { Joel Ward,
esq. aud Others, beng the same land owned by
Colbert AID rsoH, dec at the time of his death.
ksssA There is comfortable Dwell
s.s@H ing House two Barns, and other
ssssM necessar, buildings on this land
Also, on the same day, will be sold,
27l acres or sbou. tina qusntiiy, adjoining
Judge fuckers Sulphur Spring tract, in said
county The sale will commence al the dwell
ing house on the lands adjoining joel Ward, esq.
al half past ten o'clock-the sale of the 27l
acres will commence at three O'Clock. on the
premises. Capt. George Holiday who now
resides on the first mentioned tract, will shew
the lands 10 any person wishing to purchase,
before the day Of sale Terms OF sale: one
third cash, the balance on credit OF one, two
and three years, the purchaser or purchasers
/ o give bond and security and deed of trust on
the lands TO secure the dete red pay nents.
WILLIAM .d.NDER son, .cting
ex'r. OF Colbert Anderson. dec.
Feb 2S.--cds
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28

The report from the State Right com
mittee was moved to be taken up On
honday-but the blouse refused, III to
IT. This vote while it b. no means
proves ans thing as to the strength OF
parties on.the Tari', SC. proves the in
disposition of the Legislature to pass
annual resolutions on those subjects.
and may be fairly construed as vote OF
di>approbation against the tone of the
Governors Message. There is to be
another effort to call up the report to
day with what success, we are not
able to predict The report is under
stood to adopt all The inhammatory pro
ceedings of Georgia and : Carolina -
threatening to resist the further prose
euton of the Tariff and Internal In
provements-denouncing the Coloniza-
ton scheme as an insdious blow at slave
ry. Sc Sc Should il be taken up, we
may expect discussion of boundiess
range. and of unknown duration and
after all this-should il be take up, dis
cussed and passed--it will be like the
Indians gun, and cost more than it will
come to Wba, good is the reiteration
of the sentiments of the repor, to dor
What good at least, commensurate with
the waste of time and the expenditure
of public money! We have seen no
man who could answer the question.
Wig.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28
WANTED,

A man well qushied for the management Of
a Merchant, tirst and Saw Mill The person
can have them on the shares or certain wages.
Apply 10 the subscriber living in Msrtinshurg
WILLIAM GREGORY.
Feb. 28.--tf.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28

The anniversary meeting of the Auxiliary
Soionization Society OF Berkeley county, was
held on Friday last in the Court House in this
place. The meeting was numerousIy attended
:, was suecesslveiy address sed by Charles James
srsuiSher, David Holmes Conrad and Almon
eortwell, Esq's aid the Rev Mr.. Brown, and
gave great sat'sfac ION. We shall give more
Particular account in our next
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28
Marttnsburg acaoemp.

A N exafnina ion OF tie students of the Mar
"A tinsburg Academy will take place on
Thursday and Friday the 6 h and 7ih OF March,
when parents and all others feeling an Interes,
in tn welfare OF the school are respectfully
invited to attend
A. S. LATTA, Teacher
n. B. AS the teacher is about TO commence
housekeeping and will be necessarily at con.
siderable expense it would be esteemed favor
if half the tuition money would be paid in sd
vance. A. l..
Feb %.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28

EARM FOR RENT.-The subscriber viii
l. rent his farm lying ON Back Creek in Der
kelley county, [tsrmerh owned by Mr.. Joseph
Minghinie, j containing about 100 acres Of open
land, all in good state of cultivation, $50 Of
which is first rate bottom The improvements
in good condition, with good spring near the
dwelling house. The terms will be made
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28
.rELs aAnapTlso
rnNnuSIclrrn.

nlRnS5sUss 5Faaao.ur y. iss
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-02
THEATRE.
ACARR-

W Mr.. PENNINGTON bsss 'eaye to inform his
friends and 'hn public ,hsth;s Bcasfts sxcd for Mon
~, h '9stsHt' when will DE psesenc Holc.sfts sd
''',ed and rudy reebrat,d Comedy entred ..Tbe p
" NUM- WIN otter ei.siniHents will be expressed
10 me 's OF the days ihc whole conclude for the nst
cue vas win The ihngf,abs Farce ofthe siTutnpk.
', me part Of Crack, with sonss FOR this nigh, on
~ mr. OaTis: Joe Standfast, for this nigh, onlv.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-02

w.; Pricnef 73eEefs.
rh"ie Sio, Half So, Quarter 80 SO, Eiphib 81 o.
Ilckcts and shares for sale NJ the NSNSGFtss, or
FfCE, Under The Eagle Holei ' Or
Al orto's (post paid) enclosing tins cs.I, mr. ,; ,;,
will he promptly attended 10 if adrsssed =,
YATES & MCINTYRE Eicbmond
Jan so ~ y" "'e "''s' ioefai terms
,vdt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-02
q A g T g
ALSO.
ROGTS ANn suorr

~ go d"ay ana description, both Of bis own make
~ ION lle most approved Northern Factor;ea
w. cD. soics the attention of Town and Country
H. asis,ea ihat they canno, be better served
." INC zoe Heaest and mos; dutabls manncr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-02

.S9r. IYaish--The PhiladeIphia Sentinel dsciaim.
having said that the of the names of Madison and
Monroe con The Electoral Ticket, was an enormous
fraud" inat was The precise phrase used By the Bal
u''oIe republican, and we conceive the language of
'oe sen'Inei to be tantamount 1t gives pleasure
70 ind 'hat the Sentinel disclaims both the language
and The sentiment.
sf' Walsh was Kind enough 10 say, that being oppo-
sea 10 deception in every shape and form, be dssp-
PT0yed The nomination Of Madison and Monroe as e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-06

UIRCINJ&: AZ rules, holden in the clerks Office Of the
superior Of chIncery for the Richmond district ~,
81 day of November, 1926 Torns A. Eaber plt rrq;p,
yohn s. Fleming, isaac CuTd and Jane his wife and Samuel
Dyer, jr and Martha his wife DTS
The defendants lsaac Curd and Jane his wife and Samuel
Dyer, jr and Martha his VIE having entered their appcr
and gwen security according the assembly and
tc rcs of this court and appearing w satisfactory evidence
tdt they are not inhabitants Of this country ordered that
the said defendants do appear here the tenth day the
January tenn, and ansrcr inc bin Of the plaintiff and that
copy ofhis order be forthwith inserted m nersarcr p
lhed in the city of Richmond for months ucccssvcIv and
posted at the front door If the capitol, in the said
81 ccsy T1s;,. WT e. ITNpIFTGy e q.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-06
Mr.. STEVENSON AND MIR. SLOANE


Gentlemen: discover BY The note Of Andrew Stn-
Ycnson, dated the 9th instant, that he denies the truth
OF MY statement respecting the proposition made bv
him TO ne. on the lst Monday OF December, 1872,
To those who have carefully and iInTartialy observed
the political course of a. Stevenson, THIS will no,
appear strange; it is just what might have been cy
pectcd. His career has exhibited ubundan. evidence
OF disposition to sacrifice principle to the lrtharancc
OF his own views 1Ies too well vorsad in the tar;c.
OF his present party, not TO perceive TIE a1eti,e
there was the side OF denying hat which If liz
memory Is not extremely daicctvo) h. knows 10 be
far towards rendering him politically infamous
feel as determined, aud positive, in ro-asscrr The
truth ofwhat nave stated, Mr.. Stevenson can 30
in !ls denial: but trnst Shall ever entertain too
much respect for myself and The public to engage in
bandyng coarse epithcts with litn however c may
consider it rs COMFORTING with what rs due ~ bim,oI
and the station which he holds" in the near fn,r
NssrrctIo public, that they shell Hear from ne a,-an
on this subject. !. SLOANE.
Wooster, Oct. It'll, 1928.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-06

QUO The State Journal Of the 5o.t VI. printed
NJ columbus, oho, furnishes in postscript the Ia
'e@' information iro: the oIo election Though Ill
NE counties were no; Lsaid from enough were 10
render It certain tlr' Mr. Tlnhle, the Adininstra
ton candidate had heon elected BY oyer $500 votes.
OHIO is perfectly saio.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-06

y letter from Charlottesville, says--sT hay; this
moment learnt, Col. Monroe has had f i from his
horse ny which he sustained much injury, bus fiia
hopes arc entertained lie wi, survive t."
~ Division runs high among the Jac,soaiars st
New York, We arc delighted with their wranrlinc.
Noah having received tic regular nomination for
Sheriff, Webb of tho Courier, (auothor Jackson
papcr caleda meeting ofmsconlcu;s at the Masonic
Hail. by whom second regular ticket for Sheriff was
nominated. Noah, hereupon invited his party TO
assemble at Ta,nmany Hall, where Webb appearing
and attempting to influence the meeting, was very
unccremoniously put out or INC room.
Flour and Wheat, which have been gralral.y az
vaNcng in price for some time rose considerably YES
tcrday after The news brought ny the James C-oprcr
at Norfolk, wac received. Holders refused 20 sell
Flour for less than Eight Dollars, and Ea.a. wa.
sold ct One po..a. a-I T:t7 Ce..s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-06
III. LE.FFI,EENN.

We wait with snue curiosity, to sec what reply nj
EXcrl!enc: will make to this new and extraordinary
expose Of TT7 Randolph's. Ills best and vis,.st
course will ne 10 throw Up his Cares and acknowledge
that he has acted treacherousy towards 1Ir,Icffr-
sons memory, iasely towards Mr. Adan,s inuriousy
towards Mr. Rondolrh, and FATALLY, towurds bis
Own reputation.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-06

The boat Of lie British big Carraboo cop:ared by
eln P.ratcal sc!lr Las Dawas Argentiuas, with off,
GERS crew AID passengers, arrived ii safety 1t Kan
%iro5c, one o;!e Canary Isln,isL f;,,ii Ec Rooms.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-06

-, "o""-2 'I'"t"! t!''c original ciaiG. .iinou,c
Ne clses recently settled, is that II the g,,,rt'
":!c' has becn long pcnGiny.--.Sai. hi
- -H.-1Sa9-- -
* ~ APPRENTICE : uaulca at Tic VIII off,,
AZ ittS1s AIS SlIE.i!. ole,soo 10 ,s9re.l oII;,
~ "i ;hs superior cu OF ohancey ion the :! chord ,
!ct roGonc' n ca'se therein tpyul ,ygcre;o E,,r>
Nelson ai'ln.st:a'cI Dc TOMS Thomas Walker . -
p2'it ani the executors of -ho!as Ca4 dec and oI.
are defendants, VI! be exposed to gale to the hr biGjc
oc''e 'e c"or OF Mrs Ann ChamiIs' gyr :: -far,c,
s IN o "' 70" ;.ier [t Tx u"c oil iali Wing near tire
-oi;h river, !" Il county 81 AUGUSTA uovnl. w. ONE nv
o. t nos' arcs rear GUt.fes, one hundsed
actr 9'o'ni' 'Nt Hen. OFT: tact .: e. 1T hundred nc.s
20 oI% S''n steele, and OF cg hundred 49,
atJn"g \sc.ld silart The ale to i as IyIov -
49,, '',. Q. ,t purchase MONEY " III interest thereon nom
t CAV OF 7''e, ~ %" AID in yoGI ccaifc ard iIa oil
i''o. -'H " - interest e.rnn bou. Tie day OF. m o.ii
j.. 5F. the interest TO c scinQusc. 1T nay
nents &r, p.sct"~.r made tine Pa meats 10 DC ,,rn p
?urchtcd whch io.y> deeds OF rust NAV, T. ts
mace ~ payment OF Ire ir>i nsiluer I've 9Iti ii, enforced
aid sE ! P3 ;Sfsi TonSs YIN 'crcs!
ir - h. .@gscf'els intending 10 sl1ove lia:l
~ R;c'iGnnd have disposed Of t.,r .,9ch to A,r W =
Ei'Ac Al persons having unsettled accounts are ,;c.i
I" Present t' Tor settlement a those .,reb,el ;,e ea,c
IL iIos'ii 10 mas" Payment :: ,...;;t delay.
5,ey Ct ~ a 5'uErfGLL & co.
'sfat soberocg taEug i,1gcf.s5a lie stock @, .;hrl
4 jft% enc ias.- tie stand i.tc ~ the ..e', -.
Nm II! Eamrhe! 60 At,r,ct li.:,.s ifts, =, !, ivS g
The '' re {" ',~5,,s Lecoto,, prsnca tv The No ~
f.on, on his pant sna !c .p, IN Ire cc ~, q, i, i c.
IN; "'ac, ~ would reTerli. l.cil IL .,,lgc NJ ~ az
friends and the pubic. WI > 'I 60! >i, ~ ms
i !s.HlzIAa s]SFi5Isl.G s.ET.!;,z;J "a = ,z7s5-
i,s!'tiE%, NE!F .NEH IOEh. wis i ~ iA-
I"Pl.' ms establishment, we'll luvn ic it., Ire+,
'\'rh and for tie superior ra,v attention r,
with winch orders cxec,cl, hj; nov 10 off, -, ,
~ ''h 20 the great collections Of former years sevcrlI hun
yrt new 'ue"s OF ihe choicest fruits Of F nee Trg,G
!''y, nr1n'ly, and lie Cnnca, Which lave ee, eecnt
.',t?lc"d 10 nCcc by Mr. Knight, President of tie iiSlu
,ii >H;iey OF j ON ton, py ir0tsnr Bose i,c,cr o.,
Garden. nj idrs, itp,. an Nos of l.r,,...l. , 49,
1i"L;'c'gfIts very lev OF l.ch j. VII be c,r,
tin the Proprietor TO concentrate t h " ;teI "i pride
ia 1,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-06

We understand that Important despa:cLes bro7rLt
~ the =. >. frGate ."ccdoni,n have been received
~ liG department o. STATE, communicating rorIIa-
ton that PEACE hs!cses bRAZII. and Ei5FEOS
'{ES Was concluded IN August last: and ihat Mr.
funoH, Representative Of The United States at Rio
'"cF."' had satisfactorily Disposed Of several Aneri
a. regard u }a RESI-. The effect ii the Pace M I'm,
cGr'S>oi exchange will perhaps, make lie r!ao,t
'':i"" WI. be raid to Ac owners Of tie .rpql&. (ihe
a'Js'I"eai OF = hen case We have before ncnto!o u
lea'E dodD-. thst ct Their original claim. Agnour
ne cases recently settled, is that IT the .ss,qt,
%i!!c:' has been long penGing.--.Sai hi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-06

Il " lS AI.iH b. subscribers .n,iI. 10 .,jrIoZ7 Ia,
"ichinnno, nave disposed 81 thor .tGck 10 Ar "
'tAe. Al persons having unsettled accounts ,, re,'c
10 present. mem i'r settlement: anG those ebgd ie
requested to mdA" payment without, ly!av >-'j
i,av ct W. - gftrr,tr,rr O. ~,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-06

~ - : A'A-' ~, -%s--'.. :; . 't.s IL. -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-06
Trust Sale Of Valuable Real Estate

E n pursuance to the provisions OF a
b. Deed of Trus, executed to the subscriber
by Frederick BoroH snd Rachael his wife, to
secure to Jonah BuA [now decd lcer'aIn sums
OF money therein specified, the subs rriber viii,
Saturday the 21d day Of March merit, offer
f.r sale, at public auction, on the premises, the
TRACT OF LANDlying in Berkeley Sounty,
adjoining the laads OF the subscriber, Mathew
H,ppey, Lard's heirs and Others formerly
occupied by the said Frederick BoruH and the
same which Isaac Myers and Daniel Hensei
now occupy, supposed to contain two hundred
acres, be the same more or less The land is
OF good quality, one third in tim6er.-fbere
are three Dwelling Houses and two Barns on
~; is we'll watered, and in many respects de.
sirstle estate. Terms of sale: one third of
the purchase money in hand, sad the balance
in two equal annual p2yments-Further terms
will be made known on the day Of sale. Sale
will take place between the hours OF 10 and
rciock of tie day. The subscriber will convey
such title as is vested N him by the deed sfore'
SAID, which is believed to be unexceptonsbe
DOUGAL CA uPBELL, Trustee.
Fe1 28.--is.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-06

e. Subscriber as Administrator WIN the will
annexed de oonis non of jacob Palmer, dec
all ypose 70 public auction, on thu pc. mses,
on 2 Iday the list day Of March nerf, TRACT
OF LAND situate and lying m the county OF
Morgan near 10 the Berkeley lane, containing
one hundred and fifty nine acres OF toierab'e
good farming land. The improvements cor
sist of a good Dwelling House, X chez,
Barn, Stables &c. an excellent Apple Orchard,
good spring of water, and goud MesooV, a
proporuonable part of this tract is clothed ith
good timber. Terms one third Of the pur
chase money in hand, one third in twelve
months from the day OF sale, and the other
bird in two ears. bearing interest from n
date. the purchaser to give bond and security,
and deed Of trust on the land, to secure Ihe
Two last payments The sale Will take place
between the hours of IL and ) clock.
MICHAEL ROONEY.
Feb. % -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-06
20825 Blanks 80 ''0H'ip LOO ooV

In this Scheme composed OF so numbers BY
ternary combination, with 9 drawn bsllois
there will De "a ,rlzes with three Of the drawn
numbers on them; 1886 With Two of them on,
and Il,475 with one OF them on; and also
20,835 tickets without any OF them on, being
blanks.
TO determine the fate of these prizes and
blanks The 60 numbers (from one to go inclu
sve,l will be seversliy placed in a VIA eI on the
day of drawing, and mne of them be drawn
GU az random; and that ticket having on il as
combination, the LIST, I'd and Sd drawn mum.
bers. will be entitled to the Capital prize
OF $4,000
That having on it the oh. 5h and 6tb,to 6 600
That having on it the 9Th, 8th and 9 Ito 2. 500
That having on it the 9th 9th ami Onto 2.405
The other prizes 10 be determined as detailed IN
me Schemes large.
PrTce Of Tickets
Whole S5-Hslf 81 50 Quarter 81 IS.
A package of 20 tickets in this lottery con.
tsins the whole 90 numbers used, and must OF
necessity draw at least nett S3S Is n prizes
Gentlemen who prefer TO advyn ture for large
priz only, may deduct at tn time Of pur
chase, the value OF The small prizes, and {.
&c i've the Managers Certificate emitting the
holder to draw sne extra pr,ze money, (which
method is very convenient to those who re
SIDE al a distance and dislike the collection OF
small prize money in this way certificate
foI the proceeds of
90 Whole tickets, comes TO SOL IS
20 Half Tickets, do. 80 SO
20 Quarters, do. Is ~
20 Eighths, do. 772
ar The Managers will give the utmost at.
tention TO the commands of distant adventures
for tickets and shares. and forward free tom
expense the official account OF the drawing
Immediately uponits event.
Prize tickets and certificates in former lot.
teres received as cash, and the cash paid or
remiited directly for prizes as soon as drawn.
- All letters and orders to be post paid.
and addressed to the Managers.
YATES & M'INTYRE, Washington City.
Feb. 10.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-06
XT ALUaBLE LAM FOR SALE b, vir.

" ALU ABLE LAND FOR SALE BY vir.
tue OF decree OF the Superior Court of
CnAncery, hOicen at Winchester, ths Sih day
OF December, 1897, viii be sold, on FRIDAY
The 2Sth day Of March merit, on the premises 5,
the TRACE Of LAND. together with the
improvements, tate the property OF George
Porterheid, decd lying on the West SIDE OF
the road leading from AarInsourg To Williams
port, about half way between The two places,
and not more iran one and a halt miles from
the Potomac River, m the nelghbofhood of
several good Merchant Mills, ~ Berkeley
county, Va. containing about 3l2 acres Inc
improvements are good Dwelling House,
smoke House, and Other out buildings, two
wells OF good water near the house; due pro
portion OF the land is cleared, tbs balAance well
clothed With good timber the soil IS part time
stone aud part slate. Also. at the same ume
and Lace, lhe interests which the infant defsn
dants nave by inheritance in the undivided
ar ACf Of LAND, lying in the same coun.
~, beng he one sixth OF the late Elizabeth
PorteTheld's interest IN her mothers land.-
Also, Oh he premises, on the same day, about
two hundted acre, being part OF an un
divided TRACT or LIND, lately owned
by John Porie he'd, esq. deed. The quality
OF the soii Is III 81 rate stone, about hRf 81
which IS cleared, the balance well clothed
with hrstrste timber, lying about one 0ile
north west OF tbv hrst descToed tract, and a.
bout one and hail miles trom the Potomac
RIVER and 10 the neghborhood OF several good
Merchant Wills. The Improvements are good
new Swtzes Barn, sc.
The terus ot ss { vii be, one third of the
purchase money IN cash, the residue N three
equal annual payments, 10 oe secuted by bond
and good personal secur y, with deed OF
trus, on the laad. Should the sale OF the a.
boye described tracts Of land not be finished
on The SAID 2Sth, ii will be continued 20 the
next day.
SiLAS HARLAN, Admir-.
Feb. 28.--ctds.
NoTK This land was advertised to be sold
on the ~6th OF February, but not being sold,
as expe cted, he sale IS postponed to the 2Sth
March as sta ed above.
a. he Editors of the Torch Light, Hagers-
town. Franklin Repository, Chambersburg, viii
please give the above four insertions, and for.
ward their accounts immediately to this Office
tor payment.
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SILAs HARLAN, .Qdm'r

1.-The Third lass of the GRAND CONso-
LiDATED LOT cry having, in the Scheme,
and IN the result, given very general satlsfac-
ton, the Managers respectfully offer to the
public notice aud patronage the following
SCHE We Of the
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
For intetnd Improvement Literature and
Charities in the City Of Washington, and IN
the states of Delaware, North Carolina and
Louisiana. -FOURTH CLASS
TO be drawn in Washington City on Wednesday,
The l2th .harch, 1928.
60 NUMRFus UsRD-o RAIrors RI pr np.wx
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ga lrttuabnra afanemp

n y eka'n'nA ion o. he students vt the Mar
n tinsourg Academy will take place on
thursday and Friday the s b and 7,h OF March.
when parents and all others feeling an interest
~ IN welfare OF the school are respectfully
invited to attend
A. s. LATTA, Teacher
N B. As the teacher is about to commence
housekeeping and will be necessarily al a con
siderable expense il would be esteemed a favor
Il half the tuition money would be paid in sd
vance. A. s. L.
Feb %.