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!.
~ day received, direct from Newly orls
my supply of Garden Seed, consisting OF the
following
Early Washing ton peaslWhite solid celery
or six weeks Red do do
DO. flame do. Early horn carrot
Do. Charlton DO. Long orange do
Late marrowfut do. Early blood do
Dwarf do. Ciuster cucumber
DO. prolific do Turkey do
Early Wilson do Lcng green do
Tall marrOWtat do Late do
Blue dwarf imperial DO sea kaile, very super
Sugar or salad do Scotch do
yellow weeks beans Large green head lei
China dwarf do Tennis ball do [tnre
Early Canterbury do Ice do do
White kidney dwarfdo Drumhead do
White Lima DO Early Silecia do
Long pod do White onion seed
Early ! ork cabbage Red do
very superior CnIled parsley
Burger do lomatoe seed
Drumhead do Early short topscarlet
Red Dutch do Raddish
Savoy DO Cherry turnip do
Russian do Salmon do do
Late imperial do White Naples do
Early emperor do Curled peppergrass
Early bIoodturnipb beet Garde" cress
Blood red do OHiop cloves
NaugIe wurzIe do lOkre seed
Early horn do Satisfy or vegetable
Mammoth pumpkin oyster
Common do Early summer squash
White mustard seed Early parshps
Black do Nasturiian seed
rurnip seed of every
1escriptiohl
The subscriber offers the above List oil
Garden seed 10 his customers, together with
many others now in use, all Of which are war.
ranted genuine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
Jan %.
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IN RATS ON Boston, Providence, Newly York
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City,
and Richmond, Va, for sale in sums TO SUIT pur-
chasers, at a small premium, at the Lottery and
Exchange Office of S. & NJ. ALLEN & CO.
Lynchburg, where all kinds of uncurrert money
is taken at the lowest rates of discount
IIlv II re
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.a,xfrp AID PUBLISHED .BE
f.nAl fi.sfCdSk q kioil- u. zloLEh
lit !, 'l5,4ers Of the Lars Of The Um0n

al rer anaali. payable IN advance.No sub
T ~ - ssrsltci to- less nne than six nleHtbs
ssnl7n vii hs discontinued lbat at the discretion
- - 1,ar.l Until al arr safaees arc paid
q ,iye,..o.nrats viii be inserted AZ - eents per
qtHf t'i rbp.e from a ,fstanee must be paid for
t,er Insertion, or the payment assumed by
pe'ss.oonsibIe perssn IA ~ lohpuis .
'ga. ,s orders not exotoling two squares arc in
- f,r SIX dollars.
an letter. addressed To tho Editors must be post
5a,hey Will nal he attended TO-
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!, Nresh Garden Seed.

i r, 70 j bUFAL has lately received
.nb,,,. :" :. n-'srs. Thorburn 4 Son, y. York,
ap. t ,,a, fFeSh Garden Seed, neatly put
Snrs, ' ~ 81 which may he had II his
4,iicj,.s, .s - =" additional supply Of Drugs,
" BE- ', sl, ratris, OBS, DyeStn6s. Perfume
say "H'eh pakes his assdfytuent eanal 70
bs der offered in this place.
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There was one remark, which took down
while the gentleman was speaking, and which |
cannot pass by. Who ,hat gentleman was, de
scrDed by the gentleman from Massachusetts,
who proposed 10 him that if he would move TO
raise these salaries, that gentleman would Join
with him and Support him caunof conjecture
~ divine. Be he who he NAV. will venture 10
say ii'us much: iie - Some grnilemaO who eA,
ect,-to be sent upon some mission himself and
with great forecast and prudence, he was ealcu-
lating 30 throw upon the present Adminisira
jon, beforehand, al ihe odiam Of the inerea5e Of
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Clothing.

ABoxes Clothing just received and for sale at
s1our room. back of our store, on nam street,
a large aud valuable assortment OF Clothing.
Also case fine white worsted Clothing.
Apply to a
vruuaja 7th
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Almanacks for 1923.

VINE subscriber has recently received a
- few gross Almanacks for 1898, which he
will sell by gross, dozen or single one, TO
snit customers. CHAS. A. WRITER'S.
Dec. 81.
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81 T rjf@ ; Genuine PAN1GE4. uaa POT.
- "a iHCLICON jua yecsjred By
Jan ~ THOMAS j. DUVAL.
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S. q. WI, ALLEN d. co


Where is wanted North Carolina, south Car
DINA and Georgia Bank Notes, which will be ia
ken at a small discount Nov l.
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YEARESH GARDEN SEED have Til,
~ day received, direct from Newly orls,
my supply of Garden Seed, consisting OF the
following
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09
ORDERS

WE LIST Battalion of the e7ub r.,
ID will be mustered on Friday, the 3l., S.s"
tober nexr, at the Cross KoaGs, Hoke,s Rnsa oI,
the I'd Battalion will be mustered at D,rSsn ana
on Saturday, the lst OF November ney, nv. ~
Battalion Court Tor the lst Battalion. wiIJh. tGs
at the house OF Abraham Msrlatt, on Tns,aed
the 18th OF November. The Ba,taliop Com. ,
the I'd Battalion, will be held at the honsI't
Robert Boak, in Darkesville, on "Wednesday ~ ~
18th OF November. The Regimen,al Conr, !,
Enquiry for the 9Th Regt. will be held =, ~ y
Globe Tavern in Martinsbnrg, on Fr;das ;" ny
2ist of November next. ''"
The Cavalry commanded by capt. yando,.,
and the Rit1emen commanded BY cant Fona'
ner, will muster with the ist Battalion mn
further orders. N"~
Commandments of Companies will notify ,h,,
men to attend attheir respective Battaliop Con-.
to give their excuses for delinquencies. az ,bs'
may not be heard at the R~egimentsl Court
Commandants OF Battalions will make or,
return of the strength of their Battalion. a..
report the vacancies in their Companies 49,
what grade. WIN. GREGORY "
oep' D, 1873 Col. 9th Regt. V. VI,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09
ron PRgsfnsyr,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.


Whom WASHINGTON, in 1894. appointed
mlnis'erto the Netherlands. and IN 1896 min.
Is'er TO Portugsl, and considered the "most
valuable pubic charsctes we had sbroad;'
Whom JEFFERSON. in 1885, esteemed so
highis. that he SAID to Mr. Gerry, 81 con-
Fra'ula's so'ircountry on their prospects in
this Young mani"
VINO, IN 1903, while a member Of the senate of
MASSACHUSETTS,, ess elected to the senate of
the umtef States over Timothy Pickering;
Who, on The 2ist February, 1897, lntrod ices
me hFs' resolution ever presented to congress
~ favor OF the now established policy ofin
ternsl improvements;
VINO during the pre- sIdepCy Of Jefferson was
ei@vated by The oslIots Of the SENATE to thirty
81 toe most in9orisat committees;
WHO was cnalrmsn Of the counittee raised on
Mr. Jeiterson's message on the Burr conspi
racy. and a member of all the otber commit
tees in relation thereto;
whom tOisON, in 1909, commissioned min.
Is'er 10 Russia, appointed frs: to negotiate
''e trea'y ofGhent, and subsequently m%inister
TO 6re4t Britain;
Whom MONROE placed first in his cabinet;
which selection Gen. Jackson declared TO be
the best p0s,iblei
Whom n PEOPLE, in 1924, elevated to
the highest station IN the world;
whose ddntnssrahon, though assailed from the
beginning BY an opposition uaexsmpled Ger
rs bitterness and prof sacy. his been s,ngu-
Isrty prosperous;
And who, in less than four year. besides de
ifafing The expenses OF government, (rreat
and extrsvaganL as they are sad to be bv his
oppohents,) aud besides applying trgsivc mti
h"ns TO works OF pubic Improvement ard ma
t'onsi delenc", has paid m0re Man air fy.Mres
SaaIo1s of The bH6hc de6i.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09
VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.-The ira

NALUABLE LANE FOR SALE.-The tract
OF land formerly belonging to the late MIR
Rswleigh Morgan, advertised by NE for sale
on the l4th July last, not having been sold, /
will again offer it. or as much OF it as may be
sufficient. for sale at public auction, for cash,
before the Courthouse door in Martinsburg. on
Monday the 18th day Of October next, being
court.day.
This sale will be made By virue of a trust
deed OF Mr.. Morgan, bearing date on the 18Th
day OF N~ovember, 1922, now of record in the
county court of Berkeley, for the purpose OF
d'scharging a debt therein mentioned due to
the farmer and Mechanics Bank Of George
town. The tract is stated in the deed TO can
tain about 494 acres. 1t lies near the Swan.
ponds IN this county, and is not inferior in fer
tiiity, it is believed, to any lands in it.
am authorised by the Bank to state that an
arrangement may be made with it by which the
purchaser can have a credit there, for a conside-
rabie time, equal to the amount of the debt
due to the bank.
PHILIP C.. PRNDLETON.
August 7, 1828.-tds.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09
CT FEnysTLvANlA.

"oom MADISON, IN 1914, appointed s,tor.
ney genera OF The Ubit, d States;
whom MONROE IN 1917, appointed minister
TO Great 8rtaio,
Whom Adams. IN 1925, appointed secretary oil
the treasury ana
who has approved himself the able add fearless
advocate OF the great interests OF domestic IT.
austry and internal Improvement.
VIRGINIA ELECTORAL TICKET.
DIST. Col stephen Wright oil Norfolk
2 Benjamin Harrison OF Charles city.
) Joseph GOODWIN OF Dnwlddle
a DIR. Richard Field, OF Brunswick.
s Gen Ed. C Darlington. of t!al,isx.
o Benjamin Hatcher. Of Chesterfield.
7 Samuei Branch, of Buckingham.
9 Judge Flem. Saunders, OF franklin.
9 Dovld Garland, OF Amherst.
10 Chapman johnson, OF Richmond.
II Judge F.r Brooke, of Spousylyania.
u Charles hlli. of King and Queen.
is Capt Robt Llvel, .ot Elizaheth CITY.
ID Capt Hancock Eusiace, OF stafford.
10 John Snackleford. Of Culpeper.
Is Judge Wm. \. e Dade, of Pr. VIM.
II Cod. NIiIian EtIzey. Of Loud un.
IS Alfred II. Powell, Of Frederick.
10 Col Jos: Manzeu, of Rockingham.
fo Jndge 'frf'd stuart. Of Augusta.
FL Ballard NTH, Of Greenbrier.
- Col. BENIN EstiIl, of Washington.
% Judge L., wis Summers, Of Kanawha.
- Aipheus T Wilson, OF Monongalia.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09
nr c.t -, 80
Office q the C~hesapeaks and Ohio Canal c.
WAsEINaToN, AUG 9, 1873.
NOTICE.


PROPOSALS will be received at this office,
4 between the ist & i7lh days of Oct. next,
and at the town of Leesburgh, Loudoun Co. Va
from the 17th to the 10Th days of October
inclusive, Tor the excavation, embankment, and
walling, of about % miles of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, in half mile sections, extend.
ing from the mouth Of Seneca Creek 10 the cas-.
tern base of the Catoctin Mountain.
And, at the same time and places, proposals
will be received for building 81 locks on the
line OF the Canal, between the Little Falls of
Potomac and tbs Catoctin mountains; and also
tor the masonry of such aqueducts, ~cuiveris,
dams and waste.weirss and Tor such road and
farm bridges as may be found necessary on this
portion Of the canal.
The forms OF proposals, for the above, will
be ready for distribution by the lst of October.
No proposals will be received at Washington
after the 18th, nor at Leesburgh after sun set
on the goth October, and the contrasts will be
declared and entered into at Leesburgh, as soon
after the goth October as practicable.
Contractors who are not known to this Com.
pany are expected to enclose letters of recon.
meadation with their proposals, which should
be addressed. post paid. by the writer, to
JOHN p. INGLE,
Clerk Chesopeake and Ohio Canal Co.
Sept. 4 -20oct.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09
MARsKAL's SALE.

|OBEDIENT to q decreetai order of the
" Winchester Chsncery Court, pronounced
the 14th day of December, 1897, 10 a suit de.
pending in said eodrt~-
John Sherrsrd, PlSH.
Robert M'Farland and others, Defp@
shall sell on Monday the 18th day of 0eto
Der next, before the, Court House door in the
town OF Bath, Morgan county. a tract OF land
situate insald county, four or hive miles from
said town, being the sam which belonged to
the defendant Rooert M'Fsrlrnd, and which be
conveyed IN trust 10 Henry A. Byrne, Terms
of sale; one third OF the purchase money to be
paid in cash; the balance in two equal payments
|--one in SIX months, The other IN nine months,
the purchaser to give bond and good security
for the credit payments, and the land 10 remain
liable for the same. The sale will take place
between IL and 3 o'clock.
G w. SEWERS, M. W. CD
Sept Or one of his Deputies
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09
NeW Fail Goods.

FSHE subscribers are now, receiving and o,
l. pening at their Store ct Bunker's Hill,
Berkeley county, Virginia, a handsome and
very general assortment of FRN'CY, FASH
TON1BLE and SUBSTANTIAL GOODS.
which having been bought upon the best terms,
and previous to the operation of the late Tariff
upon many of them, will be found remarkably
cheap. We invite a call from our friends. Gus
toners, and the public, assuring them that
what we here assert, will then be made mani.
fest.
JEFFERSON & CLEVELAND.
Sept. 11.-4t.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09
nNE CENT AND A BAsKgToP Goals

hNE CENT AND A baskets OF GOALS
REWARD. Runaway from the subscriber
on Sunday morning last. an indented apprentice
boy, bound by his Guardian to leaen the Black.
smith Business, named JOHN ROUSH, aged
about IS years, five feet ten inches high. he
took with him a variety of clothing not nccssss.
ry to particularise. The above reward Of Que
cent and a basket of Goals, will be given to any
person that will apprehend and bring back said
apprentice, but 10 thanks. l strictly forbid Al
persons from hsrboring him, as I am detcrmiud
to prosecute every person that may he founda
offending. GEORGE NIPE.
Sept. 18.-3ts
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09
MARSHAL,S SALE.

a. URSUANr to 3 decretal order of the supe-
rior court OF chsncery, at Winchester. pronounc.
ed in a case therein depending, wherein Jacob
Newcomer is plaintiff, and Samuel p. Harris is
defendant-I shall, on Monday. the 1871 Of DC
fober nert, sell at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, on the premises. one undivided halt
part or rooiety OF Lot No. So, and OF another
Lot a adjoining thereto, in the town of Martins
burg, which were conveyed by Miss Jane By
ant TO said defendant and heirs, that half part
which is now held by said defendant Harrs -
Terms: one half Of the purchase to be paid on
he day of sale, the other half in six months,
the purchaser to give bond and good security
for the credit payment aud title retained.
G. w. SEWERS, M.W CD.
Sept. III. 1923. or one of his deputies.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09
FIFTY MILLIONS.
ADMINISTRATOR ECoNo,q

ADMINISTRATION ECoNoMY.
since The commencement of Mr.. A.
dams administration, TWENTY SIX
MILLIONS Of dollars of the national
debt has been paid off, and TWELVE
MILLIONS of dollars of interest dis.
CHARGED. In addition to these immense
sums that have been saved to the coun.
try, TWELVE MILLIONS of dollars
have been expended in Internal Improye.
ments Making a total of FIFTY MIL.
LIONS OF dollars, paid for liquidating
the national debt and for purposes of las.
ting improvement. Let we'll enough a.
lone! -
Among the Delegates of the Jackson
Hatrisburgh Convention, of8tho of Jan.
usry last, of whom that body was most
proud, was RoBERr P. MAcLAY, E>e
We are authorized to say that That gen.
tIsmsn, feeling as becomes a PennsyI.
vanian. has abandoned the cause Of the
anti tariff candidates, and is now deci-
oedly, actively, and anxiouslv engaged
I" promote the election of Mr.. Adams
and Mr.. Rush-PYess.
II fat Birh-The annual income Of
the Archbishop Of Canterbury, who late
" died in England, was no less than
25 }O0nL Sterling, or $4,000. This is
equalto the compensation that we allow
10 our President and Vice President, the
Tour Secretaries of the great Depart.
ments, the Postmaster General. the
Chef Justice. and the sig associate
Judges of the Supreme Court, and the
support of u Minister at London into
me bargain. The Bishop of London
succeeds to this golden manger of 'the
Chuicb."-Niles.
Ire total number of slaves under ex.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09
Office Of the c. and o. C. COMPANY.

July SO, 1923.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an instalmsu
Nv OF dollars per share on every share Of
Stock in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com.
pany, is required to be paid an the Sd day Of
October next; and a further ins,alment Of tso
dollars per share on the Sd day of November
next, a further instalment Of two dollars and 4
hall per share on The Sd day of December next
q further inslalment of two dollars and bali
per share on the Sd day of January next; a fur
Their sum of two dollars and s half per share ca
the Sd day of February next; and a further saa
of two dollars and a half per share on The 3ddsi
of March next; which instslments mustbe psa
to the credit otthe Chesapeake and Ohio Cans
Comptny, TO the Cashier or other proper offiee'
of either of the following Banks, viz:
The Branch of the Bank of The U. States, "
Washington
The Bank OF Washington, at Washington,
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank at George
town,
The Bank Of Alexandria, at Alexandra,
The Hagerstown Bank, in Hagerstown, W.
ryland; and
The Branch OF the Valley Bank, at Chafe'
town, Virginia.
BY order Of the President and Directors:
JOHN p. iNGLsv
Clerk OfMs C. and O. Canal Ca'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09

The total number of slaves under ex.
scutIon for debt in the island Of Jamai.
ca, fIom 1905 to 1877, was % Gel. and
the price they brought was l,s2O,ss .
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09

NorICE.-rhe partnership heretofore ~.
~ isting between the subscribers, under a.,
firm of BAKER TAPSCOTr&Co. is nj. dss
dissolved by mutual consent.
An persons indebted to said concern. Min
make payment TO Baker Tapscott, and ali per
sons having claims against said concern will, an.
ply to SAID b. Tapscott for payment.
BAKER TAPSC0TT,
JOHN Isle.
Shepherdstown, Sept. /, 1925.
NIB The undersigned continues In business
IN the same house he heretofore occupied VITA
a partner, where he is ready, and will aiways bs
happy, to supply his old customers and he pub.
lie wnh GOODS upon the very best terms.
tie hopes all persons in arrears to the LATE
nfm OF Is. Iapscett & Co. will make m to
MN immediately. BAKER TAPSCQTT.
shepherdstown, Sept Is, 1928.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09

Hot0 to avoid ,DGagsr.-"The best
way said Sir Boyle Roche, 'to avOid
danger is, to meet ii ptumP."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09

Ertraetf rsm the By iGws Of the CHESAPEAKE "'
Ohio Canal Company.
SECTION VIII.
"The President and Directors Of the Comps
ny shall designate the Banks within the Dls'rsS
Of Colombia, within which the funds OF the ConF
pany shall be deposited; and wheneser any me
ney shall be payable to the Compsny, ~ pursu,
ance of any %callupon the stockholders, OF o" ~!
other account, the person from whom me sA"s
is due, shall make payment to the Casn'eI,
other proper officer, of sny one o fthe bsnksI
designated The certiicats of paymentpy sue
Cashier or officer. delivered TO the Ireasu'sa'
shall be received by him as evidence OF psyn'''
and authorize him to pass his receipt"
august %, l828.-t3M.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09

very black, fine couatehance, very active; he
has mail scar over bis right eye, his upper
fore teeth somewhat snaggled or crooked; re-
msrkable small ears; had on when committed
an old torn pair of drsb woollsa ~overslls, old
'ow shirt, old shoes, and old hat-says ne be-
longs to a Mr.. Bacchus II Fiuvaunis county, Va.
The owner of said negro is requested to come
prove properly, pay charges, &c. according to
law, and take him away.
PETER GARDNER, Tailor.
August 81, 1829-3m.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09

AND Foh SALE-rhe subs~r5I--
~ sell the Tract of land on whirh h VII
sent resides. about Eve mile. from st Pre-
and the same distance from Shepherds,o~aOeFg,
Tsbb's Cross Roads, in Berkeley conn' nsH
Containing one hundred and eighty a.. y, Va
rate lime.stose so.i; forty.two acres - ~ nfss'
the balance well enclosed, and in . h;gs uhnt'.
cultivation, a considerable part Of wb,eb seq
set in clover. Wei
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09
e TICKET.

TIE FRIENDS or .AJRERTC3vLVDUS-
TRF, IfIER EIL IMPROVEMENT,
aND CiVfL QJ.lLTFICATIOV ron
CIFIL OFFICE.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09
a RunaWGy.

ejs : : $a e. ;: !: : ': :: . .s $: g; g . e. a.: :: ::
WA man who calls himself LON.NON
r~RE GRAY. FIVE feet six and bali inches
f-s~s&s~- high, between % and "a years of age,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09

Ax7yz Inc improvements are, a cons,-.t,
!:IeH DWELLING HOUSE
Isss Kitchen. Smoke-iiouse, Corn.u,
new Log Barn, Orchard. e.. use.
well OF excellent water near to the door so0d
complete new pump IN it. 1t is de~ened 80 a
cessary 10 give a further description - .sHe'
disposed to purchase, win FIRST yIee -, uose
Terms made known on application 70 -. sane.
Gerber. JACOB coesme sub'
.CThe Torch Light. Hsgerstowp :: ana s--,
rh repository, Chameersburg viii inset Il.
their bills for collection. sAfa
Berkeley County. Sept. IS, Is2s-tf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09
RICHARD RUSH.

FOR VICE rRHSIDryy
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09

Snakes.-Eighty-fou Copper-heao
Snakes were killed in the vicinity Of this
place, afew DDS since, BY one man.
This beats all the snake stories we have
heard ofthis year. iGirsviHs Record.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-09

August 7, l828.--tds.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-16
Xoung AaAies' Boarding School,
At New Ark, Delaware.

THE undersigned members Of the Visiting Com
mittee, attended an examination OF the ! DUNG La
DIES in the Boarding School at New Ark, under the
superintendent OF the Rev. SAMUEL BELL, on Tues
day the 18th ultimo and have no hesitation in say
ing that they were highly pleased with the manner
in which the Young Ladies acquitted themselves
The promptness with which they answered the sew
eral questions which were put to them, evinced an
intimate acquaintance with those branches of sci
ence in which they had been instructed The ez.
Grammar, Chronology, Rhetoric, Composition.
Modern and Ancient Geography, Modern and An
cient History, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy,
Chemistry and Mental Philosophy. From this as
we'll as from other specimens OF literary improve,
ment which we have witnessed, we auger well Of
rthis Institution and as we think we have well
grounded reason to believe that it justly deserves TO
be ranked among the first literary establishments OF
the kind in our country, earnestly desire that II
may receive extensive and liberal patronage and
above all, that it may enjoy the favor Of Him whose
blessing alone can give to every good design.
A; K. RUSSEL, Members Of The
| HENRY WHrTELY.} Committee.
| Thedutes of the Young Ladies' Boarding School,
at New Ark, will be resumed on Monday, the 18th
instant and every attention will be given to ren.
der the School worthy of extensive public patronage
| TERMs-Board and Tuition ger quarter $50.
Music including The use Of Piano $40
Drauang, Pait,ng f. embroidery So.
SAMUEL BELL.
May 9Th, 1923.