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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-08

inspire taste for reading books Of religious
Character, and thus promote Christian know
ledge.
II IS believed that the cause Of Sabbath SCHOOL,.
would DC greatly promoted BY the labours Of an
siheient agent, not only within the limits Of this
onion' outaiso IN the adjacent counties. rhree
schools have recently been formed n ,be WIN.
ny OF Shepherd'stown-two of which have
notyet connected themselves with the Union.
WItn,n the county of Berkeley the facilities for
establishing Sunday schools is greatly increased
oy hoeraI appropriation Of $50 by the Board
OF Scnooi commissioners. The cause of Sun
day schools Is evidently adsancing-,his remark
We think justified by the fact that wherever
a'eu'P's nave been made within the last year
to establish schools, they proved successful
The Chsrlestown school not having handed
IN sheir report, is not included in the sbove.
]. BEECHER, Cor Sscs.
Shepherd's-'own. April IL, 1928.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-08

- virtue OF deed OF trust executed 10 me,
- by the late Henry Ford and Eleuor bis
w,tc. on the 9th day OF August, 1921, and nov
OF record in the county court of Berkeley, for
certain purposes thereia mentioned, will be sold
at public auction, for cash, ON The premises on
Friday. the 18Th day Of June merit. q certain
TRACT or LIND. supposed to contain tive
hundred acres, (being the same tract Of land
on which Amos Nichols, deed. resided near
the bead OF Hoke's Run in Berkeley county.
va.) This farm is OF good quality. and tole.
rably well Improved; good apple and peach
water near the house. Il is deemed unnecessa.
ry TO give further description VI this land -
i is generally known. Such title a. 10 ves,ed
in me as trustee will be made the purchaser.
which Is believed to be good.
THOMAS MCINTYRE, Trustee.
MAY 6.--tds
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-08

by virtue oi deed OF trust from the late
ID Mr.. Rswleigh Morgan to mo, now Of re-
offer for sale, for cash. before the Court House
door in Martinsburg, on Monday, ths I4fh dry
Of jay merit, being court day, certain Tract
or LAND, situate near the Swanponds, ia
sad county, containing about 4o4 acres, or so
much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge
the debt in the sad trust deed mentioned.
This property 10 the same upon which Mr..
Morgan resided, and is supposed to be so wed
known as to suprrssde the necessity Of any par
ticuisr description Of IL
PHlLlP G. PENDLEroN.
Nav e. 1929. ida
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-08

Conyention. ALI the Anti.Convention Coun-
ties are believed to have been heard from, but
Halifax, and some three or four beyond the
Ridge. few MT now expected, may vote
gainst it-bus the Unexpectedly large MAORI
ties in Pitts, lvana and Culpsper. for it, induce
US to think that improbable. The question is
now we think, placed beyond the reach OF &C
cident The Arstocrats are defeated, horse
and foot. We are shout TO have new and
better order of things IN Virginia. This great
measure will be felt IN every nerve and
pom, Of the Commonwealth. This will be a
memorable year in the future history OF Virgl
ria. We are about to cut away the rema,ns
of sristocrscy, and to have true republic
Heretofore we have had the shadow without
the substance; the name, without the thing
itself. We think the counties yet to vote. will
swell the majority to 6000.-Whig.
The returns of the House of Delegates as far
as they have come in, display a considerable
gain to the side of the ADMINISTRATION. So far,
IS OF the Delegates elect, are friendly to the
Administration, viz: Heurico Rockbridge 2,
Loudoun 2, Jefferson 2, Hardy 2 Hampshire
9, Berkeley 2, Ohio 2 Mason 2. Preston 2,
Norfolk county 2, Nansemond 2, Elizabeth
CIV /, Lancaster 2, Pocshontas 2, Lewis ],
Stafford l, Kenswhs 1, Richmond county /,
Culpeper /, X George Charles Civil, Eve
belieye) New Ken, l, 1--WE believe) Pendls
ton 2, Princess Anne 2, Bath Z. Petersburg l.
In most of the counties, the question has not
been made at all. In several, where there are
| clear adminsl ration msjorisles, one or two
/ Jackson members have been elected, from the
extreme difficulty of making couaty elections
turn on any question but the relative personal
popularity of gentlemen, and from the furtheI
consideration, that the Presidential election
viii! have been decided before the Legislature
again ASSEMBLIES. Doubtless, these reasons
have also in some instances. operated the other
way. The above estimate 10 correct IS far IS II
goes, 10 the best of our knowledge and belief
Many counties yet 10 be heard from, are friend
Iy TO the administration, as Bedford. Gresnbri
er, Monroe, Csbeli, Randolph, Brooke, Au-
gusta, Morgan. &c. In many which have re
turned Jackson members, there are powerful
/ ADMINISTRATION mlnsriliess As was well sbseET-
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He would likewise inform the Farmers, Nil
lers and Others of Berkeley and jefferson
counties. that he carries on the BOATING
BUSINESS; he win agree to deliver Flour and
every other kind Of produce. in Georgetown
Alexandra, &c. on the most reasonable tevms.
The subscriber sollc,ts share of public patron.
age. and asks mo longer than be may continue
to deserve it.
JOHN CAMERON.
Observation-Disclosures Mav ST
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-08

NOTICE. All muse snd. It'd 10 the este
IN OF laced Poisal, (fsrmer,) deceased, arc
notified to come forward and make payment;
and those having claims against said estate, to
bring them forward properly authenticated FOE
settlement.
JACOB PolSAr., sen. .ad,n's.
Martinshirp Nay ST
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Saming, GarUtl9, Xc.

TIME subscriber takes this method Of inform
L ing the public, that he has the Mills lately
occupied by James Bell, deceased, in Shep.
oil ordess for Saving Of timber, &c.-ifis Ma
chimes are in complete order for Carding Wool
on the shortest notice. Wool win be carded
into rolls for 6 cents (eash) per lb. or 2 cent?
credit.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-08

THRUST SALE.-By virtue OF q
n Deed Of Trust executed by James Ste
phsnson, and duly recorded in Berkeley county
court, the subscriber will sell for ready money.
at public auction, before the door OF the Globe
Tavern. in Martinsburg, on the 9th day Of
June next, all that part Of LOT in the town
Ut Martlnsburg. except that portion on which
he dwelling house stands, lately occupied by
Mr.. James Brown adjoining the lots of Meverei
Locke and the heirs of Ignatius osFerrall.--
Such title as is vested in the Trustee, will Do
made to the purchaser
THOMAS GRIGGs, Jun. Trssss.
April lots.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-08
THE subscriber has Just received, general
j assortment Of new

Spring and summer Goods,
purchased IN Philadelphia and Baltimore, which
he will sell remarkably low for cash. The
Goods imported this Spring are Of = new style,
good quality, and come cheap. To any person
wishing to purchase, he win make IL an object
with them to give him call.
THOMAS C. SMITH.
Msrtinsburg Nav 8.--f
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-08

SNPe"Heo ny rurchasng Com: lUf 10
Bal in hands of Treasurer s. I2a
Ahe following gentlemen were chosen Officers
for The ensuing year:
rev T. BRooKE, Preaden.
p F.; Son. g.: s :;:s' Presidents
hev BEECHER. Cor Secu.
Bernard G. woLsF Rec. Ssc'y.
hESaY Brck, Treasurer.
John Doll,
DR. Snider,
stephen Stsiley,
The Berkeley and Jeff rson Gu, ,or ScbooI
Union was formed-in September 1897. and has
VI connection with il seven schools VIZ Sbrn.
aero tewn, Hartnsburg, Charleslown. rus
,srors Harper's Ferry Philo and New Hone.
a anese have as male and a. female teachers--
W. male and 337 female scholars. The whole
H nI"oer OF regular attendants about 500. of
bible o"' 'oo read the Testament or
s;on nt RAJ teachers have made a public profes
AZ uo.g 'on during the last year. The school
Or 8" .'ihsourg has attached to it Library OF 20
a small o'umes- Harper's Ferry school has alao
pbIN sl Library. Both Shepherd $ town and
The are. are now forming Libraries. By several OF
obsernnoos the monthly concert of prayer is
,w,caed majority of the schools meet
the bo On u'e Sabbath for instruction, between
an urS OF 9snd IL o'clock, a. m. and I'd
2toA "A, Ihose IN the sountry but once. from
The ~ OF the schools were discontinued during
Mae..er season Both the Sunday Schoo
in ,6a ard the Youth'sFriend are circulated
hss =. schools of this Union. new impulse
,ba e oeen given to Sunday school exer,ions by
po,i,o o,sonshment of a Depository. The De
incre,.y with a capital of upwards of 800 and
brsnoshe is located a, Shepherds. town, with
HsrnaH,S at nsrinsburg, Charlestown and
made !. Ferry. The amount of sales already
Un;nn Is encouraging. and the friends of The
viii he daNlge the hope, thai much may and
1Ons Oy means of these depositUTlss tc
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-08

Mr.. McDufie mentioned in the House
OF Representatives on Wednesday, that
the Committee on the late outrage up
on the Presidents Secretary, would
before this time have been ready to re-
port. but for the necessity of having to
send to Boston for the deposition of Ger
tain Witnesses
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-08

.seeidsai.-0h Wednesday morning
last serious accident took place Al
Boston. A large sssemblage Of perssn.
bad convened to witness the ceremonie:
of laying the corner stone Of the Metho-
dis, Chapel, about to be erected in North
Bonnet street The number of persons
present was estimated at or 500, and
during the religious services, while Dir
Maffet was addressing the audience, one
Of the principalbeams Of the floor gave
way, and part of the floor sunk sud
denly, and precipitated men, women
and children, to the number Of 400, into
the cellar, tothe depth of fifteen feet
The accidents attributed to the giving
way of brick pillar. The Boston Cou
rier gives the following melancholy &C
coun. of the injuries sustained:--
Mrs Russell, one leg broken, Mr.
johnson, one leg broken; Col. Hayden,
both legs broken; Mrs. Hall, badly in
jured; Mrs. Davis, very badly burt;
Mr. Goodwin, both legs broken; Mrs
Scott, one leg broken aud very danger
ously hurt: Mrs. Philips, severely injured;
MIR Rogers, severely injured; Miss Ann
Howe, badly burt; Mss Ann Palmer,
badly injured; Mrs. Motley, one leg
broken; Mrs Grub, severely injured;
Mrs. Woodward, one leg broken, Mr.,
Fisher, one leg broken, Miss Agnes
Jones, badly hurt; and child living in
Common-street, one leg broken II is
calculated by those who were present.
that about sixty people were more or
less bruised. from twenty TO twenty
five Of whom were very much hurt, and
three or four dangerously.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-08
THRUST SALE.-By virtue of q

shepherds,own, Nav s.-6s.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-01-19
FREDERICK LoaEMZ q.

Frederick l.nrtnZa was Young man oil lihe-
raj education and r"mantir AiSposition-hi~ for
tune was small hut like many before him, he
aspired 70 a LADY, Of great ,vralth and beauty
70 say that hes fortuEe was the magnet "eald
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-01-19
4 %,

Of l4t, III IN wrrs. >t'il ,l>ihl.u Li>trtlienauce
and lac wa nnu>uiv distracted and prn,i,c =
All tins could not rseA,r thr notice OF hi, Oh
serving laudlor}. who, however. thought it 4rti
nus enough to ahsttr. from rtillnrY i',r tbs.
Beverly thanked ban ~ ul, h"hrt, AMI il lucrrHs-
eat lie regard for III, good lAus !otd, which never
afterwards WAS forgotten.
tn,lw Mat Wrr. f.iIt'~ u alsht, e.,rriine Mr.
Beverly 1T Is trlr ~. thnu-'.t Liu a very
pleasing man. ans. cr5 ',i:r ihr r,n.t elr-.,.l
>iir had seem i,ut "h.n her fisher rallied r 3n
the handsome Stranger nt'cnti4.-. HE p,riicI
III, attack, n.th =! VIII Duro-urc n: reader
must mt suppose from tins account. Tat Ella
was cold or near less no far iron. it-i.iIa WA~
the most sensitive, aud most gcntl" gItl in II"
Wnl}d-bLt she was not mad- up Of rutn;4MCr---
and though tnr graceful Stranger had pad her
more attention thrn he had shr"n 70 other. vet
~" considered it merely as a compliment to Her
birth day. ana il IS certain. il Mr. B'rcti, hAd
left the village. Ella would have forgotten he
had ever seen h.m-hut ii is also certain. that it
was with 30 di>pIrasnrr She saw hun soon after
dinncr alraaeinr towards the hoHs"
She met ban 1T the door y ia ilHnk and m
cmbarra s>r! tir-lIr l;',,.rI, felt Iainiuilv CON
fused 1T tr,'. bat Fla ) playful Sweetness reas,
surcd him he soon re gained his usual case,
anvil after Spending a delightful evening with
l.lA and her iath"r, II" returned to his nl@in-s.
moic ana more convinced that with Fila alone
h could enjoy happiness.
Several weeks passed in succession Of calm
AMI tir'irious pleasure Mr. Beverly daily visit
ed t.,i her prr,rnc. was 10 him the h,:.nc of
loyr and Joy. and tlp>.' peaceful days were Of,
ten cl ,>rd h, an evening stroll IN the >ti and
dt'li .cllttnI hour Of Summer tWl-h Til" drci
eivr question Indeed hAl not pass n" feared
tat tia of
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-01-19

FROM TIRE ptt!tApEtPJiit CA>KET OF Jan. ISIS.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-13
(Neocastle County, in the State of Delaware, ,e1J

(NPtUcdSHe County, IN the otute OF DefdU0e, Sct1
WBY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court for the said
County Of Newcastle, will be exposed 10 Sale, at Pub
lie Vendue Wednesday, the seventeenth day of December
next O'Clock the afternoon, at the house of John
Smith, Innkeepe in the Borough of Wilmington, Chris.
tmna Hundred and County aoresad all the following desert
bed property in the Borough of Wilmington, Chris
tiana Hundred and County of Newcastle, TO witt No. l.
lot of ground with three story brick house erected thereon
occupied as grocery store, situated and bounded West
High Street, containing eighteen feet front West High
Street. and running in depth about fifty feet be the same
more or less No q lot of ground with two story brick
house erected thereon occupied dwelling house, situated
and bounded East High Street, said Borough, contain
East High Street seventeen feet and running depth
eghty-two and half feet, be the more less No
8: A lot of ground with improvements situate the
enthusiastically Of Queen and French Streets being
in width twenty-seven feet Queen Street and thiyn
hundred and twenty feet of ground be the
less No A. lot of ground with Improvements,
tanning about sixty feet Orange Street, and running
depth about sxtyseven feet be the less No
81 certain lot Of land with small Improvements there
on, situate, lying and being Chrstana Hundred aforesaid
bounded by the Kennel Turnpike road by lands of James
Cochran the estate of Cesar A. Rodney, Esq. by VesY
Street and by lands of Alexander Gray, and containing, BY
computation four acres three quarters and eight perches Of
land, be the less, under the yearly Of
twenty-five shngs payable annually: with the improve
ments and appurtenances being the real estate of BENJAMIN
Bron, deceased, and 10 be sold for the payment of his
debts
Attendance will be given, and the terms of sale made
known at the time and place aforesaid by JOHN BROWN
surviving Administrator of the said deceased, his Attorney
By order Of the Orphans Court
MATTHEW KEAN, Clerk
NEWCASTLE October I'd, A. ID. 1928. SIT
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NIB EAL ESTATE.--Pubhc Sale-0n the 18th inst. on
q the property, will be sold the following described CAPT
tai Real Estate late of John Ferris, deceased the
Borough of Wilmington, and State of Delaware, TO wit:
One three story messuage fronting Market-seet be-
tween Hanover and Broad Streets together with the lot
which it erected the house % feet 'front.' 30 feet deep
back of the main building piazza, with open Newell stair
way, by IA, dining apartment two stories high IA by H.
and kitchen, IA by a. all built of bck the whole complete
finished including the garrets which have re-proof floors
The lo is IS feet front by III feet inches deph extending
from Market Shpey Streets and is enclosed three sides
with substantial brick was the Bandywne water convey
ed into the yard The buildings all of BRICK nearly
and in complete order. Possession given Immediately
One three story fronting be-
tween Hanover and Broad Streets together with the lot
which it erected. The house is 10 feet inches in 'front.'
and 2S feet 10 inches in depth back of the main building
piazza with open Newell Stairway and kitchen stories
high Is feet inches by 10 feet nches the whole well fin
shed exclusive of the gsrres The lot about 30 feet in
'front.' and extends to the middle distance between Shpey
and 0range-streets. The buildings all of brck mod
style and good order.
Possession gwen the 25th of Sd mo- (March) next
One lot of land adjoining the property last described, 40
feet front Shpleystreef and extending that width
the middle distance On this lot a building,
res high, used STABLE and frame house, may
be divided into lots suit purchasers Possession given
Immediately
At the time will be sold the following Stocks TO wit
5 Shares in the Bank of Delaware.
2 do in the Bank of Wilmington and Brandywine.
do in the Commercial Bank of Delaware of Smyrna.
2 do in the Wilmington and Kennel Turnpike Compa-
A do in the Wilmington and Philadelphia Turnpike Com
pany.
1000 dollars in the Wilmington Borough Loan, per
per annum, redeemable in 1885.
Conditions will be made known the time of sale by
E BEN5 Hi FERRIs Executors
! Wilmington, IL mo g. 1928. 6-2t
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WNT ASHINGTON CITY CHRONICLE, a Weekly News
wv paper, Published in the City of Washington, by Roth
aceH s. UsckThs paper has been established at the Seat
of the General Government under auspices which the Pub
fishers think favorable the encouragement of Periodical
devoted as is the diffusion of Literary, Scientific and
useful miscellaneous information Its object has been, as
will continue to be- to promote the of Letters and to
spread within its range knowledge of all that may be new,
interesting, and valuable in Science Literature, and the
Arts together with the latest Foreign and Domestic nte-
gence Mere party dputaons and shall be seduonsy
avoided and nothing will be admitted but what may tend TO
enlarge and interest the mind and improve and benefit the
heart 80
Nr5-A SUMMARY Of the Proceedings of CONGRESS will
during the Sessions, be regularly given.
9z- The CHRONICLES is published every Saturdays and
printed the best manner, large sheet, Imperial SIZE
Price So per annum, or So so if paid in advance
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EMpoRTANT DISCOVERY. 05-SW.ALW'S VERMl

"a
III FUGE;-PATENT-This valuable .4nti-dysenteric
and Wom Medicine has been used for these seven years
past and its virtues universally acknow by all who
have tried it, TO be far superior other medicine
employed for most diseases children subject to- 1t per-
fecy SAFE and child will refuse take it, II seldom
fails curing Dysenery Summer Complaint, Collie or Cholera
Morbus either grown persons children, and gives ap
petite to almost all debiated persons Worms frequently
ntes Children aggravae their other Diseases and are the
chief cause OF most fUerS, bOc COMPLAINTS and chronic
and diseases, incident childhood which are so
and frequently fatal 1t is much to be regretted
that most vermuges injurious and thousands
of children swept off, rendered feeble pale and
emacated through the first stage of e-whch leads oil to
pulmonary complaints, sc. &c Sc
Worms being especially apt nest persons of debitaed
digestive organs and emaciated constitutions much mischief
often done by the ordinary medicines which general
consist OF the strongest purgatves, mercura, bttes,
narcotics spirits of turpentne Articles of this kind
destroy worms, but they debllate the stomach and often
orally njure the general health SwAIMs VERMIFUEG
has the peculiar advantage of destroying and removing
from the bowels without the weakening of the
stronger purgatiyes, &C. and it has, moreover decided
tendency TO give vgour both the stomach and bowels and
organs of dgeston-ereby relieving the general system
from many troublesome complaints 1t is by this cans that
many persons have been relieved by its use diff
erent compants-supPosng themselves be in decline,
&c SC. &C.
This medicine toW relieve Bo,oel conplaats or Dysen-
terry, Bilious Coc uOmng sickness pain or tueokneSs in
the stomach or 6o,ce loss Of appetite either in children
grotcn persons, in fetc hours; and seldom fails caring
CHILLS AND FEVER OR FEVER .dGUE. Ne
family ought, or euer scW be aohout it, after trial
Sold in Wilmington, at NJ JoHNSON'S Drug and .Medi
cinGt Store No. go Market street. east side third door
| above the upper market. Nov. |.
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A TLANTIC SOUVENIR, for ls29-Ths beautiful Christ.
E& New-Yea Present, afordng gratifying spec-
men of the state of the and literature of this country
for sale at the Bookstore and Circulating Library of the Ed
tors, No. o. West High street.
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EDARKER's PANAcEA-Extract of letter from c

EpARKER'S PANACEA.-Extract of a letter from C.
MI NEALE, Esq ex-mayor OF the city of Alexandria, d.
c. 10 John A. Parker, Philadelphia
SIR-ln your letter of the 18th inst have to
sate that for the last fifteen years. have been afflicted with
congestion of the liver and such degree to render
almost weary of existence but that entirely esto
red health from having taken three bottles of your Pana
which only relieved the pain in the liver but strength
ened in the most surprising manner my lungs, and gave
general the whole SYSTEM which before in very
deblitated state. CHR. NEALE.
Both August, 1928.
The above truly valuable medicine may be had at j. HAIR
LAN'S Drug and Chemical Store, 1885, Markets. Whining
ton. December 6, 1928.
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ywyURNPIKE ELECTION is hereby given 10 the
IL Stockholders of the Wilmington and Kenneh Turn
nike that the annual election for choosing Managers will
be held at the Inn of James Pmty Monday the 9th OF
January next, 1929, from 10 A. NJ. to 8 P. M
JESSE MENDINHALL, Sec'y
yu;I,,;nn,on Tee I3 1928 1T
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MM USIC.-A great variety of Music for the Piano and
LIVE Harp for sale by A. & H. Wilson. No. 5, West High
Street. where may also be had, the lowest prices School
Books Writing and Letter Paper, and general assortment
of Stationery.
Subscriptions for the North American, and American Quar-
tery, Reviews, received at the above place.