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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-21

Vdtud6te RcQL EStoie <5T Sue
vtue of Deed Of Trust, bearing dale the 26b Of Nov
iH, and daily recorded ~ the oltft cce Of the routtv
coui Amherst the 9Th o Jauusty 500 whereby Ians,
fendeOpoi tue sad th. undermined
trust, frr he rurroes therein mentioned Ope cssin
sc psre. Of au, containing 1853 sers .he san. ofs
OF less, lying and beDs 10 the oounty Il ASner o. Buos
River, hCth sides of .c road from New Giseowo Lynch.
burg aud adjoining the lands Of DAVID Garland beins the
lands which Thous AldJge purchird Of John Osmm
aud John Wawck and winch convey by SAID Tbur
Aldjge aud Catherine his vile IN Tie sail Names g. Peuas-
ton, Ivy deed, btsing The 21b day OF April 8IsD we
'hsl' g Monday DO 27,hdly e Oct otI before the front
door ~ the Fskln Hotel ~ The town II hu pr,e ee
70 sell the sJresad tract Of bad 10 the hghest hfIr al
public ton, for the purPUses Of said trust The ss
NJ 'fu suhpses the ssie 10 he msds for ready oney hut
The ere ors wiling authorize sale iime the pay.
msnis being .afseofy secured, and interest paid .sni.
annually The improvements on this snd story
hfick dwelling house, v,h two 1oJ; brink Office
with otSer nscessry out house,; ice house, aud sm,
ogerseef horsc, haru &c &C. The water equal any in
e upper country the improvements COED oondioo the
P9oon Undera good system of culture aud sdsyteJ q the
goyh Of 6 rate tohsCoo, corn, Whesi &e the situation
he1y, cad the ntigborood desrsbe. This land isfuated
about mile fo New Glsgow the county town. about four
a''' from he ccubonse Of the county AID sbou, 20 mile
tom LyHohhyrg +. n. NICHOLAS,
WA NEBERytS,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-21

WHEAT
NNE spH buy Crops Of good Whsnt and take them from
W. the landings James River 10 a. market Taxes
ufy T. 16-ff ROGERS r. UI0RISnv
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-24
Two Slaves for sale.

w Ill be sold for cash. at Public AUCTION, in
w front OF the Courthouse door 10 Mar
tinsburg Berkeley county, Va. on the llh day
of august next, (being the first day Of August.
court.) TWO NEGRO MEN; one was com.
mitted TO the Jail of the said county on the 3d. h
day OF August last, as runaway slave, and sold
by order of the county court OF Berkeley; The
said negro says he was sold to Southern trader
by the name Of Wiggnton, aud that he made
his escape from him this side Of Stsunton--the
other is mulatlo man. whose name il unknown;
lie was committed to the Jail, and sold BY order
of court. PETER GARDNER Jailer.
July IL, 1923
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-24
Po.rAx.
From the MasSachuS=tts journal.
TIE GRUMBLER,

, SOME or IHE SAD EFFEors oF rHs FREsES
ADMINISTRATIONS.
To be sGid or sung, az r7oy be most eontCnient
All me! how bad the times are growing
All, ali, is 10 destruction goingi
All kindS OF evil threat the nation,
The deviitake the ADMINISTRATOR!
The public debt IS fast redeening;
{Une sample Of their pretty scheming,)
And this by wise and prudent measures,
And careful huSoandng uftreasurts.
At foreign courts our rights respected;
Our foreign commerce We'll protected;
At THONG, Why See the tools cOntrivns
To keep domestic matters thriving.
Far Freedoms reign is wide extending,
All blessings on her course attending;
While oclence, every where Progressing,
Display her wonders past exprssslng.
There are few, among the wonders
VI these rare gettersup Ut b,uGders
Who seem 20 teei qieer AMBITION
To better all, ana each COndiuoul
Now who can wonder folks are tesgng;
a course like this, can ne'eF be pleasing,
A!lmen OF spunk must be disgustsd,
To see such ninDy hammers trusted.
So-ps,Tiots! Mo- This ne will answer,
4 Adams no more mus, be 0ur man, ST.;
- tame--to GUST him We must muster,
Ard get man OF storm and buster.
We want man of fire and fury,
Whoa hang men without judge or jury;
Who makes hls will his s,sndacd MEASURE,
And doesJust wha, may suit his pleasure.
Rouse rouse, all hands, nor think II cruel,
TuPset this dish ot water grue;
Like Esop's trlgs, keep up your crcaking,
Thls good klng log, Is @ost provoking.
This mao OF mere negotiation,
siods.--is he III to rule the nationl
choose one whose energy surpasses,--
As brandy does, cornstalk moissses.
When we have got cur hickory king up,
Then, haicyon days again may spring up;
When all Johns tsb,tck do WI Comes tumblin
Then we, perhaps ma, cease our grumUinl
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-24
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

hOR Merchant Mill on the Potomac River,
- one mile below Saepherdstown, contain.
ing SIX run OF stone, is now completely finish.
ed, ard m readiness to receive the growing
crop, and for the information of farmers. W.
deem 1t necessary TO let them know, that We
wi'i give the market price in Cash for merchsn
table WHEAT delivered in our Mill; or we will
exchange Flour for Wheat, without delay. a,
the rate OF twenty barrels of superGne -four fOr
every hundred bushels of mercbantable Whes.
delivered, and stand the inspection in Ii.
District OF Columbia, Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA,
New York or Boston. Our mill is situated i'm,
mediately OH the bank of the river. where
boats can receive their laden from the mill
door. and tor the accommodation OF those who
wish to boat their -four, we take pleasure 10
Informing them that We have engaged ! res.
pectabie and experienced beatsman who has
provided himself with ten boats for the &C.
commodation OF those who may think proper 10
employ him We would further observe for
the information of those who live on the Poto.
mac, eitherIn Virginia or Maryland, that tie
most convenient and expeditions way OF getting
their wheat to our mill would be in boats, for
which purpose we shall keep two light boats TO
loan to those who may wish to avail themselves
OF this easy and expeditions way of bringing
their wheat TO our mill Those who boat Their
wheat, will enter our head race, pass On eisb'
teen foot arch under the mill, where the gran
will be immediately hoisted wi,hOu, hand labor
We fiatter ourselves when the Farmers bss
into consideration the great advantages our oil
possesses rs respects its local situation, tDs
facility OF manufacturing and getting then
-four to market that they find it greatly 70
their advantage 20 bring their wheat to our mill
where they will have no further trouble with Il
until they receive their money.
BOTELER & REYNOLDS.
lime 26-6f
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-24
CoNsUMpTIONs, COUGHS, &c

u UTLERS VEGETABLE INDIAN SPE
- CHIC, for the cure of colds, consump
ton. splitting Of blood, asthmas, and all disor
ders OF the breast and lungs. The Vegetable
Indian Specific has stood the test of expere nee
and proved itself The mos, valuable remedy
ever discovered for the cure Of Asthma, and
all diseases Of the breast and lungs, leading to
consumption. The following certificate Just
received from highly respectable gentleman
Will show Its value
l. Samuel Moore, do hereby certify. that
Tor upwards of year was severely afflicted
with pain in my breast, accompanied with a
very bad cough and shortness of breath and e.
very indication 10 the opinion OF Physiciau)
OF approaching consumption. After passing
through course of medicine, and finding %
relief, was induced to mske trial OF Buffers
Vegetable Indian Specific, and the use of one
and hall bottle, completely restored me to
health, and lhaye remained SO ever since be
ing upwards Of year.
The eel hrated DIR. Cullen has taught us tina,
Sour first attention should be employed in
watching the approach of the disease and pre-.
venting its proceeding to an incurable state
| and IN persons of . cOnsumptive habits, espe.
cislly those born of consumptive parents, III
slightest symptoms of an approaching cone
sumption at the consumptive period of life
ought carefully to be attended 70
The specific is obtained by extraction from
herbs, roots, flowers, plants. &c. when in per.
lection. In consequence Of a happy combina
tion ct the most valuable herbs, &c. it becomes
balsam of superior value. 1t heals the iniur.
ed parts, opens the pores and composes the
disturbed nerves, after the manner of an ammo.
dyEe; consequently the obstruction of the
chest and the lungs which constitute the disease
particularly need its use It promotes expec
toration, which is SO constantly called for; and
whilst It clesnses and heals it also gives strength
to the tender lungs. In this manner it removes
the hectic fever, improves digestion, gives
strength to the nerves, repairs the appetite
and improves the spirits This specific NAV
always be given in safety--it is mild pleasant
to the taste, and found particularly useful in by
pochondrical. nervous and hys,erical diseases.
Each bill of directions contains detailed ac
count Of this disease in all its different stages.
and will be accompanied with the signature oil
the Proprietor in red ink 1t is offered for sale
by JAMES THOMSON
Martinsburg, Jan. 81.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-24


MISUNDERSTANDING county court, 20 VII
JUSE Team, 1873.
Thomas Davis, PPtG
Resen Hudgel, administrator of Richard Gag
get, decd. Thomas ]. Clagget, sopm
Clagget, Eliza STROBE, Horstio Clsggei, MAJ!
.Clagget, Matilda Martin, Lewis b. Msrln
Honore Martin, Richard Martin, Jonn mar'a
Ann Martin, and Elizabeth Williams, es1
heirs and representatives of SAID A,chAO
Ciagget, decd D9@
IN CHANCERY.
vV>HE defendants, Thomas J. Clsgse', ~
Il phia Clagget, Eliza Strobe, MARY .ns
get, Matilda Martin, Lewis 3. Martin Hon'.s
Martin, Richard Martin, John Martin anu nn'
Martin, not having entered their appea'ss.s'
and given security according TO the sct =. -.
sembly and the rules OF this court, aho 81,
pearing to the satisfaction of this cour'' w.
they are not Inhabitants of this state" =.
dered, that the said shsent defendants ~
pear here on the 2nd Monday in sepe"gs3
next, and answer the bin Of the plsln.iD'
that a copy OF this ordsr be forthwith 'n' sn,g
for two months successfully in the Manu- Soss
t'azette, and be posted at the door oil '"e Wv
House OF this county
A copy-Ttste,
June 20, 1928. d. HUNTER, "'
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VH$HE subscriber hereby gives notice to all
L. those indebted to him either as executor
of the estate OF Zion Miller, decd. or other
wise, TO come forward before the 5th of August
next and make payment, or give satisfactory as
suranoe of paying soon thereafter, may depend
on having suits brought to the court following.
July II ISRAEL ROBINSON
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JUST REGRETTED.

TRUST SALE BY virtue of Deed of
Trust, executed by Samuel Cook TO me
on the I'd. day of August, 1926, and now OF
record in the county court OF Berkeley, for
certain purposes therein mentioned, will ex
pose to sale, at public auction, on Saturday the
I'd. day Of august nert, at the present residence
ct said Samuel Cook, near tive Swanponds, the
ioiowing described property, TO wit: two cows
and calf, four beds, bedsteads and bed furni-
ure, one cupboard and its contents, such as
plates, dishes. cups and saucers, 60. four Ia
bIes, eighteen chairs. one iron kettle, five iron
pots and kettles. three sets knives and forks,
two looms and their tackle, consisting of reeds,
gears, &c. one wheel barrow, one brown mare,
one bureau, one chest, small case Of drawers,
one looking glass, two candlestlcks, one ten plate
stove and pipe, two pc; lacks, one tight and one
meat tub, &c RESEN HUDGEL,
July IL. Trustee,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-24

The London Mornng Ueraid.
since the DUKE OF WELLINGTON
recent elevation 10 the nead OF .ne
British cabinet, has frequently edited
its readers With &C counts OF his Gracc's
domestic AMI Official habits. Mr.
Hamilton of the EXAMINER, has tried
his hand at the same thing, VITA to!e,-
able success. An extract or Two may
be found amusing.
Some account of the Duke Of Wei
lington-l Not from the Morning Her
aldl-The Duke of Wellington rises
about eight Before he gets GU, Of
bed, he commonly pulls of his night
cap, and while ne is dressing, he some
times whistles tune, and occasional
~ damns his valet The Duke of
Wellington uses warm water in shaw
ing, and lays on a greater quantity of
father than ordinary men. While
shaving he chiefly breathes through
his nose, with a view, as is concelv-
ed OF Keeping the suds cut of his
mouth; anu sometimes be blows out
one creek, sometimes the other, TO pre-
sent better surface to the razor -
When he is dressed, he goes down to
breakfast, and while descending the
stairs, he commonly takes occasion TO
blow his nose, which he does rather
rapidly. following II up with three has
~ wipes OF MS handkerchief, which he
lnstantly deposites in his righ hand
coat pocket The Duke OF Wehng
tons pockets are in the skirts OF his
coat, and the holes perpendicular -
he wears false horizontal flaps, which
have given the world an erroneous
opinion OF their position The Duke
OF Wellington drinks tea for breakfast st,
which he sweetens with white sugar.
and corrects with cream. He com
monty stlrs the fluid two or three times
with spoon. before he raises it 10 his
lips. The Duke of Wellington eats
coast and butter. cold ham, lounge,
towr, beef, or eggs generally those
oil the common domestic fowl Du
ring breakfast, the Duke of yelling
ton has newspaper. either in his
hand, or else OH the table, or 10 his
lay The Duke OF WelIipgton's ia
vouriie paper is the Eramincr. Az
Ter breakfast, the Duke of Wellington
stretches himself out, and yawns once.
lie then pokes the fire and whistles
Atthere be no fire, he goes to The win
dow and looks out At about ten
O'Clock the General Post letters arrive.
The Duke of Wellington seldom or
never inspects the superscriplion, but
at once breaks the seal and APPLIES
himself TO The contents. The Duke of
Wellington appears sometimes dis
pleased with his correspondents, aud
says pShGl0 in clear voice
The Dukes daily manner of mount
ing his horse is the same that it was
on the morning of the glorious battle |
OF Waterloo His Grace frs. takes |
the reins in his left hand, which he |
lays on the pumu'el of the saddle, he
then pats his left foot 10 the stirrup,
and with spring brings up his body, /
aud his right leg over the body of the
animal, by way of the tail. and thus
places himself in the saddle; he then
drops his right foot into the stirrup,
pntS his horse to a walk, and never
tails OF being all admirable equestrian
At The Trcae,-r a. Nh
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-24
WOOL CARDING. sc.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the
public, that he continues the Wool Gard
ing, Pulling. sc. at his old stand at Darkes.
vile, Berkeley county. He will send once a
week to Charlestown, for the purpose of re
ceiVing and returning work, and has made a
stand at the store OF Mr. Wm F. Lock, and
at Mr.. William Morrow's in Charlestown. He
will be thankful for all orders in his line, and
Will Faithfully execute work at the customary
pFces. SIIAS OAK.
Nav 2o.-tf.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-24

nothing bot think. lie sits on .eath
ern library chair With his heels aud u
COOL part Of his legs on the table
When thus in profound thought, he
very frequently closes his eyes for
hours together, and makes an extra.
ordinary and rather appalling aoise
through his nose.
The characteristic OF the Dukes
oralory is brevliy, the next thing TO
silence. AS breviiy is the soul OF wit,
it may confidently be affirmed, that 4,
in tins quality, Loed North and Sher
idan were fools compared With him.
The extreme delicacy of Arab man
uers could not be better illustrated
than by the following lively anecdote.
-"Among the numerous instances
which we observed during our stay at
Bengazi illustrative OF Arab character
and preudIces, we may notice one
which occurred in the skecfa Tor en-.
trance hall of our house, where a Sc
lect party OF the inhabitants OF the
town Usually assembled themselves
when The weather permitted, On
this occasion the women of England
formed the principal subject OF con
versation, and the reports of their
beauty, which had reached some of
our visitors, appeared to have made a
great impression in their favor One
OF our party than produced miniature
from his pocket, which CHANGED 10 be
the resemblance OF very pretty girl;
and he roundiy asserted, as he handed
it to the company, that every woman
IN Eng land was as handsome. The
first Arab OF our party who was favor
ed with the sight Of the lady in quss.
ton, started back in dismay and con
fusion; and all bis worthy country
men who cast their eyes upon the pic
lure withdrew them. on the instant
IN the greatest alarm, exhibiting the
strongest symptoms of astonshmen
and shame. The fact was, that iht
young lady who had caused SO mucl
confusion was painted in a low even
ing dress; and her face was only sha
ded by the Iuxuriant auburn curls
which fell in ringlets over her fore
head and temples Every Arab wht
saw the picture actually blushcd ant
hid his face with his hands. exclaim
ing-w'Allae haram-(by Heaven III
a SIM TO look upon such aud expOsur,
OF female charms!'- BeecAey'S Trav
els an Cyrenaica.
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Macdonald & Ridge!y,

HAVING taken JAMES p. ERSKlNE, and
l. Il OHIO W ElCHELBERGER, INTO part
nefshiP in their LIQUOR aud GROCERY bust.
ness, ii win now be conducted with their coun.
try business in general, under the firm OF
EkSKINE, EICHELBERGER. & Co.
Baltimore, July IL, l828.--tf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-24

OPAll those indebted to the Editor OF the
Gazette for subscriptions, advertisements, &c
rom one to five years, are earnestly requested
10 make lG.mediate pay ment July 10
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-24

NJ OriCE.--aI III those who became purcha
IN sers at the sale of the personal property
of Jesse Smith, deed ale hereby notified that
their respective obligations fell due on the llth
inst. and that prompt payment is expected !;
those failing to lift the same by the first of Au
gust next, may expect 10 have their ooligatisns
put in train of Collection, as it is the intention
of the undersigned 10 bring the estate to spec.
dy settlement Those having claims against
said estate, are invited to bring them forward,
properly authenticated for settlement.
MICHAEL COUCHMAN, Err.
July II ST.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

w HEREAS my late depa,y james Max.
w weil j.. has LET, the county Of Berkeley,
take The liberty OF informing tie Public that
VIII personally execute all orders for SUR.
VEYS that they may wish to have done. They
viii find me at my place Of residence in the
west end VI Martinsburg, as able and as will
ling as formerly, to attend to my friends, who
may be disposed to favor me with their patron.
age Respectfully,
July Ut. JAMES Maxwell, sr.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-24

Ia Charleston paper now on our ia
Die is an advertisement of rattle and
tue article to be gambled for is folio
Family Bible! The advertisements hea-
ded, liant heart never won fair lady"
Patriot.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-24

NJ OTlCE.-We are very much in want o.
~ money, ard find it absolutely necessary ro
call on our customers. We hope therefore the,
will call without delay.
ID. oRRiCK, & Co.
Martinsburg, June l9.
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will also be done in the best manner, at 81
cents per pound, Cash
In addition to the Venetian or Striped Car.
petting. the subscriber is now manufacturing,
upon the Patent Carpet Loem. the FLOWER.
Ed C.2RPE3II.NC. not inferior 10 the
imported Scotch Carpets, and superior in point
OF quality. Persons wishing to have such
made, out OF their own yarn, would do well
to get information how to prepare it, as the
yarn should be of a proper size.
C. G. CONRADT.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-24

'hE subscriber having fitted up the Mill
at the north end Of Martinsburg, former
ly the old OIL Mill for factory, will receive
wool and yarn TO be manufactured into Carpet
ing, to which business his undivided attention
will he paid, and no pains spared to give salts
faction to those who may favor him with their
custom. He tenders his acknowledgements to
his former customers for their liberal encour.
agemen;, and hopes TO merit continuance
iharenf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-24

Astonishing Fact There died re
Gently IN the town of North S,onng
ton, Connecticut, a woman aged ahoul
30 years, who had been Ill long
time, and complained ofexcessive pain
in her heart. She left reqoes. that
the physicians who attended her
should examine the cause of her ex.
treme suffering The request was
complied with, and in the contre of
her heart there was found a living
,porm, an inch and a quarter long,
and of a large size!
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Luses Nature "A Royal George
peach nee, cultivated in the garden Of
tle Rev. Mr. Hawman OF Beccles
prodnced, last season, rather lar &c
fruit, three parts which were peach
and one part nectaSi'ae, quite iistlnc,
IN appearance as we'll as in favour
Gardners' Magazine
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A pretty girl was lately complain
ing to a friend that she had cold.
and was sadly plagued IN her lips by
chaps. Friend said Obadiah, thee
should never suffer The chaps to come
near thy lips
s,oJt among the Lasoycrs Dean
Swift having preached an assize SER
monln Ireland, was invited to dine
with the judges; and having in his ser.
mon considered the use and abuse of
the law, he then passed a little hard
upon those COansellors who plead
causes which they know 10 their con.
! sciences to be wrong When dinner
was over, and the glass began TO 60
round, young barrster retorted upon
The Dean; and after several alterca-
tons, asked him, if the devil was TO
die; whether a person might not be
found who, for money, would preach
at his funeral? Yes says Swift. |
would gladly be the man, and i would
then give the devil his due, as 1 have
this day done his children
Anecdote 1T is related Of an old
gentleman who was crippled by pain
iul bile, that in attempting TO 60 down
cellar, to draw some cider. taking
with him blue and white mug which
was highly valued in the family, he
fell and broke the bile, which put him
10 great pain. His tender spouse, more
anxious for her darling mug than for
The welfare Of her better half ran to the
head of the stairs, and cried out, my
dear, have you broken The mug?'-
smartlng with pain, he replied, mo,
but | will" and immediatei y dashed il
against the wall,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-24

The characteristic of the Dukes
oraiory is brevlty, the next thing TO
silence AS brevity is the soul OF wit,
it may confidently be affirmed, that !,
in this quality. Lord North and Sher
idan were fools compared With him.