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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-25

South Hest Of, aud near to, Brandypinp Min
In and adjoining the store formerly conducted l., A.
Rice, srocerywhere it may not be Of disa,
to persons to call and examine for themselves '''
The following compose part of their asst r,men,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-16

EOR SALE OR RENT.-rhe subs criber
L viii either sell, or rent 10, a term Of wears,
that valuable FARM on which he at present
resides, lying on Back Geek. in Berkeley
containing ga acres Of ~lirst.rate farming land;
10 acres cleared, and in high state Of cul.iya
ton, the balance well clothed with fine timber.
The improvements are a good dwelling house,
kitchen, smoke house, courthouse. stable and
a frst-rate frame Sarn, completely finished;
from 400 TO 500 bearing fruit trees of every
description; good spring and also a never. failing
well OF water near to the door. 10 fact, i, is one
OF the most desirable farms on hack Greek.
ne subscriber about removing to the West,
VIII gives grestbargain in the same. In his ab
senoe, application csn be made 10 Mr.. James M.
Gano. living near the same. who is fully author.
ised To act for him.
STEPHEN GANo.
October 16.-sf.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-16

Try virtue OF . decree Of the chancery district
- court holden al Winchester, pronounced
on the 7th day Of December, 1927, in q suit
wherein james Means, complainant. and the
skecu'oss OF James Lowry, deed. are dvfen.
dants. the undersigned, rs the executors Of
sad James Lowry, deceased, viii offer for sale
on wednesday, the 18th day OF November next,
on the premises. about 300 acres of LAND. II.
ing and being In Berkeley county, on the waters
OF Back Greek. being all the lands owned by the
saia James Lowry at the time Of his death in
said county. The land will be Offered foy sale
IN spch parcels as may suit purchasers.-The
fer@s 81 sole one fourth cash, the balance IN
three equal payments OF 6, IL and rs months.
with interes, from The day OF sale until payment
the purchaser or purchasers giving bond and
security Tor TIE three last payments and . deed
OF trust on the land, to secure the payments
thereof.
JOHN LOWRY.
Oct. 10. SAMUEL LOWRY
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-16

ELECTION.

nN'he hrs' Monday in November an election
W will be held, at The Court. house. in
Martinsburg, for the sppointmen, Of 9
iectors TO choose a president aud yica.
president OF the United siates-The Ian
requires the attendance of the Shorthand
also the attendance of the clerk Of the
county, with a list of the lands and lots
taxed therein. to be used by the com
mlssioners. as evidence towards ascer
tanning the right of any person 10 vote.
HENRY BEDTNGER.
JOHN 3. HARRISON.
JOHN HEDGES,
Commissione 70 OF election for the count,
Of Berkeley.
October rs, 1913
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-16

FNHE subscriber having suffered and sustain.
l. cd great losses byIpeople throwing down ns
fences and entering into his enclosures, carry
ing away his rails, timber, &c. He therefore
forwarns all persons whatsoever, that II, from
after The dste OF this notice, any person shall be
found trespassing sa bis premises, that he will
show them no indulgerce &c. but prosecute them
according 10 law. Parents and Guardians are
particularly warned not 10 let those under their
command enter on his premises, &c.
CHRISTIAN SfLBER.
October i6-3m.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-16
ELE CTION NOTICE

NoFERs, who msy not receive tickets before
the day of election, viii be suppl.
ed at the Court. hnuse.-H the weather
should prove untavourable, the polls
VII, according TO law, be kept open iii
sunset on Wednesday following -Tae
naae ofthe vorERmust be written on the
BACK OF has IL let before il is presented.
Oct. i6, 1923.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-16
JOHN LOWRY.
SAMUEL LOWRY
Oct. 16.

DUBLlC SALE.--l will offer for sale. to the
highest bidder, for cash, before the door
OF the Court. House, in Martinsburg, on Monday.
The 10th day OF November, being The LIST day of
Court, . number Of VALUABLE hooks
Desk, Bureau, Tables and Chairs, ,ogethsr with
a variety OF otber property, conveyed to me in
trust. for the benefit of Martin Rousch
HARRISON WAITE. Trustee.
Oct. l6. 1928 ids.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-16

Synod of Maryland and Virginia.
TIVE Clergy and Lay Delegates, composing
the Synod OF the Evangelical Lutheran
Church in Maryland and Virginia, will convene
at Shepherd's-towp. Va. on the third Sunday,
and 18th day of October next. All persons,
having business TO transact with this synod, will
attead accordingly.
DAVID y. SCHEFFER, Secretary.
Frederick, Aug. 20. f0ct. 2, 1923
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-16
HEAPE AND cREAPERi
NeW Fall Goods.

! he subscriber has just received hi,
f.3LL md HiNrER SUPPLY
OF fashionable and substantial GOODS. which
have been bought in the Philadelphia and Bai,,.
mere markets for Cash. upon the best terms.
and WI De found remarkably cheap. He invites
. eau rom his old friends, customers, and the
puo'ic, assuring them that villa, he asserts will
then be made manifest.
JOHN X WILSON.
Marinsburg, Oct. I6.-.f
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-16

Owe are requested to notice, that in the
RegImensal Order Of Col. Gregory. the Bu,tal.
ION Courts Of Enquiry have been crroneuu.I,
liked on the iith and 18th, instead of the f4,h
and 18th days Of Nov. next. The correction
viii be made in our next.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-16

5o s ! Oesn oppressed; been ground
soMn to dust and ashes; y been nsds ~
u'oa'aT.es Of northern monopoI;s,. y ~
sae arbitrary" the "unconsfifuf;s,.p
ae., the "iafsrnal m~aehinsfionn If .
'yranieal administrafion.p
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-16

The returns, (says the National Intel.
isesrerl fully warrant a calculation nm.
90 NINE OUT OF THE ELEVEN
Electors. to De chosen on the 10 proximo.
9e'ng IN favor of tie Administration.
Well done Maryland!
The Narylander say-From the de.
monstfat'ons already given, we have
no hesitation in stating MARYLAND
WILL GIVE TO Mr.. ADAMS TEN
ELECTORS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-16

II y virtue OF a Decree of the County Court 81
- Berkeley, IN Chsncery, in a cause ii,crcir
depending, IN which The Adimin,sl rstots .s An.
drew Lemsster deceased, are compliments aud
ne heirs OF John Custer. deceased. are defend
ants. the undersigned will offer for sale, a, Pub
nc Auction. before the Cous,-House door. IN The
town Dt Msrtinsturg, on .JfO.AD.9Y, the tenth
day OF November next. being court day.
n Certain TRACT OF LAND
lying and beng in said county, near the Potomac
river. containing about
One Hundred and Ninety eight Acres.
Being part 1T that Tract Of Land which was
conveyed to the said John Custer, by The
heirs OF William John, decd. bv deed bearing
date on The lst day Of April, 1913, now IL re.
cord IN sand court, and being the residue there.
of after The Conveyance Of % acres or thetes-
bouts by John Custer and wife 10 George L.
master by deed bearing date on the Il,h Sen.
1873, also OF record in The court aforesaid.
Terms 81 saie--onc third of the purchsse.
money IN hand and the balance in three eous,
instruments, at 9, Is, and "a months, with IN
terest from the dsy Of sale, to be secured bv
bonds with suretir. and a trust deed on The
lands. ELISHA BpyD
PHILIP C. PENDIETON.
October 10, 1923 -ts.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-16

~.uaryiand Eisetions.-The follov;ns;.
reeapitulation Of the votes of the sever.
a. counties Of Maryland for delssasss -
tue General Assemble. :"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-16

II highe st price, in cash, will be given or
Linen and Cotton RAGS, at this Office,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-16
No BLANKS
In the three first schemes Of the NEXT
LOTTERY.

LOTTERY.
COHEN, oFFfCE-nAIrsxosx1
Septem6er ~. 1928.
Grand State Lottery of Md Noe.
for 1898, 20 be drawn by sub schemes. uadrr ~
improved mode secured by Letters Patent. sud
BY which the sdveniurer CANNOT DRAW
Hank, until the whole or the aub-schemes are
'comp'eied-m the mean time he has the chance
Of e.ery prize in the entire Lottery, WITHOUT
NNi RISK WHATEVER, snl the completion
OF the last sub scheme.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-16

nh. An additional Committee Of Vigilance
wul De named, as soon as the requisite iafor
ms'lon Can be obtained from the Corresponding
Committee.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-16
TO &c ediiar gf ne Baidmsre Pa,rio,.

NA( tOAtVNA-
ing extract of a speech of Sir. Senator
BENTON, at a meeting in It. Louis, Mis-.
souri-He remarked that
III he (Gen. Jackson,) shall be cleo.
ted president, be would surround himself
with a pack of hispolifical bull dogs. to
bay al all who dared 10 oppose has mea
sures.-For myself, as I cannot think Of
iesisfafing Nth a BRACE OF PISTOLS in ma
ost, 4 shall, IN fhe erenf of the election Of
Gen Jackson, resi- On my seat in lie senate,
as erery Independent man nil hare 10 do.
or RISK HIS LIFE AND HONORn!n
So said Col Benton, but now this
same Col. Benton, forgetting the former
deadly hostility existing between him.
self and Gen Jackson. is in favor of e.
lecting bis ancient and implacable ene-
my to the p~residencyli! This needs no
comment. Ii is the spirit Of J~acksopism.
JEFFERSON.
hFLet it be remembered, that all
the administrations which preceded that
of JOHN Q ADAMS, borrocsa mil.
lions 81 dollars. Mr.. Jefferson, Nj. Mad
son, and Mr. Monroe, were each obi.
ged to resort TO immense loans during
their administrations Mr.. Adams has
paid off more of the public debt, by Sc
veral millions, than either of them, in
the sane space Of time, and he has done
so, and supported all other immense
expenditures upon great public objects,
without borrowing a SIN fe dollar! In
this respect, his administration stands a
lons. And yet the administration is call
ed eAtrasagant.- Columbia Republican.
John Woods.-Tbe subject Of the ex.
ecution of this unfortunate boy, has been
revived BY tue jackson committee Of
Cumberland county. Maryland, by The
publication of a statement signed "Geo.
Brant," who says he was at the time
of Woods execution an enlisted soldier
in the 7th regt. u. s. Infantry-whicb
state ent is now going the rounds of the
Jackson papers. II would have been as
well for their cause, il these papers had
been content to treat this subject as they
have that OF the Mobile militia, viz. By
giving il a bare denial-it will not stand
an Investigation Woods captain, and
six or eight of bis fellow militiamen,
prove this enlisted soldiers statement
utterly false. Like Jephtbah, the Gene
raj had rashly sworn; his vengeance and
would not retract.
The Richmond Wing estimates The |
votes Of thirty three Of The counties in
VIRGINIA, North and West of the
Mountain. 10 give a majority for The
ADAMS ELEcToRs of two thousand
seven hundrd votes: and, expressing
confident hopes o. success in the cleo
ton, adds the following very appropri
ate remarks:
"But grant that our hopes and cxpec
tations are fallacious, that is not the
least reason why every honorable ex
er.ion should not be made by his friends
in Virginia. Let this be done, and
one and all, we shall leel better resign
ed to the fate that the gods may send
rs. Ifsuccessful in the great issue, we
shall feel that we have succeeded a..
gsinst the most monstrous system Of
Misrepresentation that the world ever
witnessed: If defeated, both BIS The
goodness OF our cause. and the extent
and perseverance of our exertions."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-16

VIC uG.
monstr atoms already given, we have
10 nesilatlnn IN stating MARYLAND
WILL GIVE TO MR.. ADAMS TEN
ELECTORS.
success certain.-MR. ADAMS'S re.
elecIoni is rendered certain by the glori-
U triumph Of principles in MARYLAND
and The brilliant prospects in New York
In addition to these, we think we might
say, tina The numerous changes in Penn
sy'vania give every inducement to hope
that the patriotic and peace loving peo
pie of that great and powerful state will
secure its vote to JOHN QUINCY A.
D~AMs.-IMaryiander.
DelaUGre Election.-Oa TUESDAY,. the
7th inst. at the General Election in the
state OF Delaware, the Adams ticket
succeeded by a majority of 42a to wit:
H. adams. jackson.
Newcastle county majority s2a
Kent do 294
Sussex do $50
IA
323
Majority for Adams 4aa
Thus the Legislature is for the Admin
Istration, and will appoint three Adams
Ele ctors. -
Virginia. The friends of civil liber
~ throughout the country are now anxi
ously looking towards Virginia, for a
display other republican principles and
TO see her rise superior to narrow & sec
tionai p~rejudices. That they may not
be disappointed is our hope and trust.
Present appearances Of public senti
ment are calculated TO make as think
the best. We received another letter
yesterday from Frederick County
which speaks most en~couragingly Of
the signs or the times, and mentions
that daily accessioDs are made TO The
cause of the Administration, May the
good work 60 on and prosper.
AleG. Gdzette.
Pennsylvania. The news from, this
State continues to be highly and increas-
ingly favorable. The Philadelphia Gaz-
cite, jackson paper, yields ftcenty out
of the fifty three counties in the State to
the administration at the coming cleo.
tons: and the papers from the interior
of the State, speak Of spreading dismay
in the jackson ranks. The following
paragraph is frOm the Bucks County In
telligencer published in ~Ingham's dis.
trict:
I'm Pennsylvania the changes in favor
of the Administration have struck terror
and dismay into the jackson ranks, and
many of the Oldest politicians among us,
calculate with great certainty, on the
vote of this State for the Administration.
OF the reelection Of John @. Adams, we
scarcely entertain a doubt"
An estimate of the votes in Bucks
County, in the same paper, gives the
administration a majority of 1870, on a
moderate computation.
A letter from Lancaster, dated the
2sth ult. says, sour district will send
three administration men to Congress
without any doubt at alp This is Buch.
anan's district.
The arrisburg Intelligencer gives a
calculation Of the result Of the Congress.
sional elections, in which sixteen repre-.
sentatives, out OF the twenty-s six, are Civ.
eI to the administration.
IN Imported CoD.-Thesh ship Alex
ander, has just brought for Col. Pow
ell, 90 extraordinary improved Dur
ham short. horned Cow, which produ.
ced 10 England, as appears by certifi
cate, 80 quarts Of milk a day in June
last, and afforded from the milk of Sc.
ven days, 1914 lbs av~oirdupois of butter,
and had continued to give milk until the
] birth Of her calf urorG.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-16

fne following gentlemen. (FreehOlders,)
nave been added TO the Committee Of vigilance
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-16

4i6i prizes, amounting TO g3o ZOO
GT b whole OF the prizes are payable IN
Casa. which can be had the moment they are
drawn.
Full Schemes explaining the node If drawing.
sili be forwarded with tickets 10 distant sdven.
%turers; and 10 whom. after the drawing. the Re.
g'ster containing the Official lists will be sent. IL
desired
Whole Tickets. IS 90 Qusfters, I IS
Halves. 2 so Eighths. 624
To be had in the greatest variety of Numbers. AZ
COHEN'6 OFFICE,
ia, Market st. Baltimore.
Where the Capital Prizes in all the previous
Classes wefe sold. and where both the Cresr
Prizes Of
One Hundred Thousand Dollars each
were sold in former Lotteries. and where NOR
Capital Prizes have been sold lhsn Al any otbe-
office 10 America.
i'll COHEN, Jr. q BROTHERS.
sept25, 1879. Baltimore.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-01-31
From the "Atlantic Sourenir." :" THE VACATION.

It was a soft and beautiful morning in June. Commons were just out. The Stu- dents were collected in groups under the trees, or Iounging lazil, to their rooms. There was crazy imitation of the "levi sassuro" in lhe scrape of slippers on the gravel, md the chatter of ihe plates from ihe hall. The segar smoke had m indo- lent curl, and every thing tended irresista. blv to awake ender recollections of sleep. IL was one of those rare po'nts upon which seniors and freshmen have common O. p.nion. The anodyne aspect sat alike u |. on the beautiful nonchalance of he former, and he diagram angulari.yof the latter. "Will you take stroll, Georgel" I was standing on the hall steps yawning fearful lv, when a tremendous clap on ,he shoul- der to wh ch this speech was the motto, brought me from the zenith.
 If I was pacha of any number of tails, I would make that offence a matter of bowstring. I tuned upon lhe aggressor like stung jaguar "and whatif will ! Who in the name of surfaces, would ask such trivial question with your sledge- hammer emphasls :" 1 loved Peyton Grey, and when he thrust his arm in mine, in ermitted my "Dii ImmortaleS," and f0rgave him. A moment before was ,wirling my empty purse around my fore finger, and sighed that "rascal counters"
The Litchfield County post., 1828-01-31
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The Litchfield County post., 1828-01-31
Washington, Jan. 9.

The accounts by yesterdays Mail from Harrisburgh, are of the most cheering na- ture to the friends of national freedom, oi peace abroad, and tranquility at home. Letters received from several gentlemen, who were either members or Spectators ot the Democratic Convention, (which has
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07
a. :2s @ Is e s. <.
a '7UMAN's HEART.
by MARY ANNE ueowyv.

-N-'-'t NAfh r. BROWNE.
'It"'' hdf man sh11td eusr rsa.
80 sUfeI Si1iae 10 shame aaa s0i,
II ~oHIaIsS heart Il y. /.
PAY wh', IS womau's hsar,2 4 ,hirs
~ mere al the deepest feelings Spiing;
a ha'p whose tGadcr chords reply
Cn'n the touci, IN ha.muny;
A world whose fairy scenes are ffau-,t
with ali the coiour'd deans OF thought;
= bark that still viii blnily move
Upon the tGeaCheTUus seas of love.
VIVA: is its love- a celscless stream.
- chanseIeSS star, an endless dreain,
y smiling Hover that will not die
"a beauty and rnys;ery;''
It's storms a. light as April showers,
ITS joys DIS bright as April flowers;
us hopes as sweet as summer air,
And dark as winter in despair.
v nat arc us hoaes' Rainbows tha; throw
\ radiant light whcre'er they %,
smiling when Heaven is oyalca,;,
Net melting into storms at last:
Bfigh, cheats, that come with sire;. words,
Desmiins It, like summers birds,
ihdt stay while nature round them blouu!s,
But flee away when winter comes.
What is its hate: passing frown,
y single weed mid blossoms suwu,
That cannot flourish there Tor long:
n harsh note in an angels song;
A summer cloud. that n! the while
IS lishtened by u sun-beans smile;
passion that scarce hath part
Amidst Tie sens of woman's heart.
And wha; is its despair. A deep
Fever, that leaves no tears to wtcr:
4 wo that works with silent power.
As canker-worn,S destroy Aowe!;
4 viper that shows not it wakes
hni, the hear, it preys on breaks;
= mist that RODS y star ofligh,,
Amd wraps it Up in da,Iast night.
Then what is Wo.nan'e Heart? :hiug
Where all the deepest feelings spring;
\ harp whose tender chords reply
Unto the touch in harmony;
4 world whose fairy scenes are frausi,
WIN all the co'ourod dreams Of thought,
4 bark that still will hindly move
tpon the trcacierous seas Of love.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-01
Dyspepsia.

nR .MEAD's PILLS have been prove. y n"s, e.
~ faIIible testo truth, experience !. for the
fectual medicine ever offered in any counr: s,;~e or.
cure ofall those drranged states OF 'ne INFECTION.
cans. denominated DYSPEPSIA, or MO-" 30, eor,
which frequentIyn makes its appearance a;.tress al The
rl;csted forms, such as loss ofappetite, sickn rn iva.
Iomath, and sometimes vomiang; Deien,"5 comnonIy
ter which issometime ~tasteless, but mos. '.,;yenes;,
so,,r; knawing in the stomach, heartburn, ,urss Of The
naIeness fthe countenance, languor, io ,"% disturbed
spirits, palpitation ofthe heart, ve,.Su r.r;esin differ.
,ieep. The number ofthese symptom; ~ nsr,s. while
emit patients, by some being felt only dIsaereesblc,
o.hers' have additional ones. equally Gss,lIence;
such as severe pains inthe head and o todr' with grea.
annexation, or wasting ofthe whole 9 Th..e nils will
most efectualIy remove all %sourness h % Nv correcting
not merely by neutraizingt the acid, pu1 Oy Give rise TO
no. = no-h;d state ofthe s%ecretions WHICH, sd%sfbiE,a,ed
; ;.a 4 at the same time will restore 20 rbieb IS absO.
organs ofdigestiont that tone h an" s' osfshe animal econ,
,uu The best proof oftheir eihehss ieisns, and US.
om ~. ynrescr;bed BY many ofthe first P,byyo"rhout the U.
sfe bv the neutrality-suspicious. '"'''
Mon. ..nedy issold BY j. s!hpLe.
,,snN Alexandra, who are ase"t c;,v. and by most OF
msoN iS ~ Jewett, washington c.ly states snne sold sso
turer; oy ": throughout the United s's Ne~ York.
the ths o Rsags' bS e o. = v. Hnl, Druggists