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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29
BROADCLoTHs. CAssIMEREs II MERINo sHAwLs
..s.. HARVEY CLARK,

SVU. OF, JHuTHCI-JtTGCF,
AZ received and will open this morning, a general as
II sOrtnent Of Fall and Winter Goods, among which are
Nack blue, olive, steel. mixed and bottle green Broadc'oths,
Caainseses and Sattinets; Camblets; green Bookings; red,
yellow and white FianneIs; blue aud mixed Pehsse Cloths;
merino, red aud white Valencia Sliawls; black and red fig
uucd Bombazetfs;C ircassians; figured flannels; black Salins;
sRhze Wells; black and white English %Gingbams; Calicoes;
SAks; English Blankets; ~Frocking; deer skin Gloves and
Miusns; Ribbons; Laccs; Ladies' and Misses Lined Gioves;
Tickings; Ginylans; Checks; Sheetings; Shiftings, &c. &c
which viii be sold at such prices Us cannot fail to suit GUS
tomero.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
" Particular attention paid u the sale Of Broadcloths,
Cassirners and Satiinetts. Nov 3
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29
FAMILY BREAD.

TUNHE subscriber would inform his friends and the public
In general, that he has taken the Bake House formerly
occupied by Mr.. s. T. Gardner, between Nos. 1903 and 100,
North Main street, where he intends To carry on the Baking
business, in all its various branches, and where may he had,
at any hour of tire day, the following kinds of Bread, viz
Loaf Bread, Sugar aud Molasses Gingerbread, hard and so,
Crackers, Sugar do, In new articleO Ncw-Ynk do. Ship
ard Pilot Bread, Sugar and Molasses Cookies Buns; Tea
kusk, kc. sc.
rALSo, Tor sale as above, at retail, Flour, Of the first quality
Stores and families, at any part Of tie town, may he sup
piled from His cart, with any of the above articles.
N. b. The subscriber would here state, for the %gratifca-
ton of the curious. that all the above named kinds Of Bread,
which he has for sale, are actually baked in this tspn.
Oct G WILLIAM OXX.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29
Agent for the Eew-E England States,
, Eept. o.. No. 81, Market Street. Providence, n.
ALBERT SWEET,

FASHIONABLE ~HAtI,-CUTTER,
M. 80, Westminster-s street, corner Of Orange-styeet,
EEPS constantly on baud, Combs, Lalier- brushes,
~ Pomatum, Hair Bushes, Tooh-BuslIes, Cologne
Water, Hair Oil, Razors and Razor Straps, Shaving Soap,
Cou,t- r laister and a great variety ofaricles necessary for
che gentlenan's toilet.
aRazors ioned and set in the keenest order. sent 6
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03

The Moral Influence Of Eng tand.
Never do we think OF Great Britain
with so much unmIngled delight, as
when we look IT the grand efforts OF
her religious men, the Christians in
THAI couDtry, in extending 20 the hes
then nations, the glorious gospel OF The
blessed God Probably no sPo. or
our globe of similar dimensions, EN-
bodies such q mo,.l and effective pow
er as the little island of Great Britain.
1t is or 500 miles in length, and 8
or 400 IN breadlh-"a mere speck or
the ocean, But what has tins Little
"speck" accomplished: Ask her Ma
tionsl Bible Socifty, which extends
the life giving work 10 almost every
people; ask her British snd Foreign
Missionary Society, and her London
Missionary Society, whose heraids OF
salvation are sounding the gospel IN al
most every cline; ask her numerous
Education Societies. her Tract SocI
ei,cs, her institutions for llberatlng
Slaves, and for almost every purpose
which the heart OF Christian benevo
ience can vise,-and all will with
one voice declare, tina, England stands
highest on the llsi of nations, which
would spread abroad the blessings OF
the gospel.
The converted Hindoo,-the reno
waited Islander OF the South Seas
the enlightened African, the Cannlhal
OF New Zealand if asked, what
know We OF Great Britain can each
lift up tie grateful heart to heaven, and
testify, that under God, their frs,
knowledge of Redeemer was com
municu,ed by the medium Of the peo
pie Gw cling on this favoured Island
They have done much in this good
work, and their advantages for doing il
have been cat. When we ref1ec
on the extended territories end The
multiplied and almost innumerablt
population over which England sway
the scep1re, we immediately see tia
;he advantages which her people pos
scss enhance their Obligations to per
severe, till the world shall bow TO tn
gospel, and to The authority OF lts clio
rious Author.
AT meeting in England, Sept {
in aid ofthe Baptis, Mission, the Rev
Tnomas Morgan, OF Birmingham
thus eloquentIy stated the duty Of ths
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03

formation, and possessing sound edo
cation, would join US. We are aware
of the prevailing opinion, that any
thing will do for Africa; bot lei il be
remembered that we have character
TO form, laws to be supported and en-
forced, and this canno, he done by an
ignorant community And, though we
have beenable 10 ge, on with d meas
ure Of success so TAR, yet II has not
been without many Inconvenience
Indeed, the want of some better scribe
lhao myself, and most of my brethren,
has been the true cause of your no.
having before this received fuller IN
formation of our situation here But
whstever cause | have to refrain writ
ing from incapsciiy, yet in this instance
| am impelled to do II from duiy TO
those remaining behind, depending on
their candor But, sirs, permit me to
trouble you little further on this snb
ject Permit me 10 say to my coloured
friends, through your usrtul paper,
that they may have no farther doubts
about coming to Africa; the way is
opened; the Colony is established;
peace prevails around US; we are bles.
SGD with competence, and we have no
fears from any quarter. Here the me
chanic, of whatever name, may find
employ ment; Ihe Farmer may cultivate
the soil; Sesmen are in great request.
and industry in every line ss certainly
meets its reward in this, az IN any o..
iher couotry Moss OF those who came
oua with me have buils them complies
dn elllngs some of which " ouid no,
DO dishonoI TO the most populous part.
OF you, town could on this topic
psrtlcois,ise, but Will iOrbear, as so
much has already been said by better
pensmen than myself v vi only adj
that our living is d. g,'od AS We could
wish We have no, only The Decessa
rles, bni nosi of the IuSurles OF A
merics, E gland, France and Ma
deira, besides the substa ntIal comforts
furnished by DOR own country. And
what could we wish more? But. sirs,
| snsh trouble your indulgence no fur
'her by prolonglng 40 article which, ]
lear, will have too little interest for
mos. Of your readers. Other sources
# information are open to those who
are directly concerned in learning the
true state OF Liberia; and TO my per
sonal friends enough has been said to
assure them of the gratitude and atfec
tlou with which | hall remain theirs,
and your faithful friend and servant,
G.. M WARING.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03
MOTH. 70 n. ur,dit.r. II I'm gusA, acc.

IN pursuance Of an order of tho Superior
Court Of chancery holden at Winchester. made
on the l9th day ef December, 1897, 10 toe
sui, therein depending, between Thomas Tur
ner and Nancy his wife plaintiffs ana James
Mason and Joseph Granthan, executors OF VIII
ism Rush, decd. and the heirs ana devlSees
Of William Rush, deed. defendants, directing
the subscriber to receive any assignment OF
errors, or right of priority and precedence OF
payment, and the evidence of any creditors not
named in TIE decree made in the said suit, in
support Of their claims, upon their agreeing
before him to become parties to the said suit,
and report 20 the Court, and also, that he in.
sevt an advertisement in the newspaper printed
10 the town o. Martinsburg, for one month,
calling upon all the creditors OF the said William
Rush, having Claims which bind The real estate,
and who desire to have the benefit of the pro.
ceedings in the said suit, TO exhibit their claims
before him in order TO their being reported to
the Court-.Nonce is hereby giuen, that the SUBJ
scriber will attend at bis Office IN Winchester,
on Fridny tie 25th day Of January merit, for the
purpose Of receiving the evidence which r9y
of the creditors Of the said William Rush, dec.
may think proper 10 produce, in relation to their
claims as directed BY the above mentioned order
LENT. BENT, Mas Com.
Winches,er Dec, az. 1897.
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country to send abroad the knowledge
of salvation: Christian Wdfchmon.

of salvation: Christian Wdtchmon.
To this little island is committed a
large portion OF the human family;
from 60 to 100 millions IN India. four
or FIVE millions in the Birmin empire,
an immense number in the Western
Islands and other psr's--in oil, one
eighth OF the human race Over these
she sways the sceptre of government.
Add for what pu poSe?-toenri b us.-
TO furnish our tables with luxuriesf No.
The Great RnIer of the universe has
given to England The Bible, a gospel
ministry, abundance Of grace in the
hearts of her people, commerce, ships
of war that traverse the mighty ocean
in every direc,ion--aIl conceivable ia
cilities, TO 90 forth and make knOtCn
the Rcdeemer S loUe, and thus be
he means OF communicating the rich
est blessings 10 all the nations Of the
earth Is not this her destlny!-the
very purpose for which she is selected
by the providence and grace OF God:
If, then, they refuse TO be harbingers
Of the gospel 80 every part ofthe globe,
they may well fear that the candle
stick will be removed out OF It's place.
Mr.. nj intreated them to contem
plate their Zeal as con,rasted with the
zeal of pagans themselves -Thry
would literally shame his auditory
lie had asked ole of the Missionaries
on The pistfo m, what was the sum
q hich might be expended ny single
Hindoo on one oil his festIva's-on
holiday to his wooden god TIE reply
~ss, it might be 10000 ECO, 1000.
.630,00O, or even .84O,0G0! And
ould they imagine they had 2 ali
No; they wanted zeal? and he prayed
hat the Spirit of Him who could say
'the zeal OF thine house bath eaten me
up and whose 2 al led BIN 20 pou'
out his precious blood Tor the redemp
non of gully man, might descend
upon them, andlnspire them with deep
or interest 10 the Cause OF n4isslons.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03
By AUTHORITY OF L.3W.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
THIRD CLASS.

The Managers respectfully offer to the public
notice. the third Class Of the GRAND CoSso.
LIDATsD LorTssY, arranged on the established
mode, by the combination OF three numbers on
each Ticket, a method deservedly the most
populsr, because il utterly precludes the pos
sihlity OF any er OF.
80 Numbers useol--o Ballots 10 be Srarcn.
For In ernai Improvement, Literature and Cha.
rites, IN tbs CITY OF Washington, and in tho
STATES of Delaw~se, North Carolina and Lou
i:iana
10 be drawn in Washington City, on Wsdnes.
day, the b Feb. 1923.
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and FOX sALE.-rhe subscriber wishes
~ 20 sell. she t.iR.ta ON which be at pre-.
S, nj re ,ldes lying ~ the county of Morgan, on
the By Cacaphon, eleven miles from the town
Of Bath, The county town This farm contains
up~ ards OF eighl hundred acres, considerable
portion OF first rate bottom and upwards OF five
HUNDRED acres tulabet The improvements are
large two $ ory stone Dwelling House, sixty
10y thirty ieet, well flushed. Kitchen. SMOKE.
House good Barn Stables, together with =
number t necessary out buildings a good
GRIST mill, dolble san MILL, having
two saws under one roof. three good orchards
Containing upw ardsoi fiyehundred bearing trees.
ans land viii be sold low and on accommoda
ing terms. For further particulars. apply to
lie Editor Of the Martinsburg Gazette, or to
the subscriber.
ABRAHAM VAN AUSDALL,
Sept. Oft.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03
1895 Prizes,
2OS25 Rlsnks.
$l36,98O

In tins Scheme composed Of 60 numbers, BY
ternary combina With nine drawn ballots,
there will be 81 prizes with three drawn mum
eers on them; 1886 win two Of them on; and
l ,473 With one OF them on; and also 2U,825
without aDy-of the drawn numbers OIL, being
banss
To determine the fate Of these prizes and
blanks, the 50 numbers from one to 90 nca
sive,) will be severally placed in the wheel on
the dsy Of drawing, and nine of them dawn
out at random; and that ticket having on 1t As
4 oombin atisn, the LIST, Sd and Sd drawn nnm'
hers, will be entitled TO the capital prize OF
S20 0uO-Ths, having or it the oh, 5'h and
s b to 5,UOo-that having on it the 7th, 9Th
sno 9Th, u . 00O--tha. having on il the 9th,
9Th and 9th, TO ], 405
ghe other priz,s TO be determined as detailed
IN the scheme al large
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole S5-Ho!j $3.50 Quarter 81 %.
A package of 2Otlcksts in Tins lottery con.
talns the whole 50 numbers used, ana must of
necessity draw at least net, 1888 IS in prizes.
Gentlemen who prefer to adventure for large
prizes only, may deduct at the time OF pur
chase, the value Of the small prizes and receive
toe Managers certificate emitting the holder
to draw the extra prize money, (Which method
is very convenient to those who seside at a
distance md dislike the collection of small
pr,ze money; in this way certificate for the
proct e. DIS Of
30 " hoe tickets. comes to S6l IS
20Haf tickets, do 81 "a
% Quarters. do. Is AS
q Fights, do. IT'S
o. The Managers will give the utmost at
ienaon 10 the commands OF listant adSenturers
for tickets and shares, and forward free from ex
penss the official account Of the drawing i'm
meGistsiy upon its event.
Prize tickets in formey lotteries received as
cash, and the cash paid or RENTED directly for
prizes as soon as drawn.
IAN letters and orders to be post paid and
addressed to YATES & MIN TYRE,
Dec ~ 1927 Washington Ity.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03
Winchester. Dec. az, 1927.

NEGROES FOR ALE.-A Woman aged
~ % years, a Girl between and 9 years,
and Boy between and months old They
viii be sold very low for cash. Should they not
be sold before the first day of January court
next, they will, on that day, be exposed TO
public auction, in front Of the Court House in
Martinsburg. For further particulars, enquire
Of the Editor of the Martins5urg Gazette.
December 81
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03

IL public sale, on Friday the IIsh d.y e
January 1873, at the late residence of Jesse
Smith, decd near Tsbb's Cross Roads, al b;S
personal property, consisting Of one Mare and
Colt, Cows, sheep and Hogs; Household and
hltGhen Furniture oil various kinds. The terms
made known on the day of sale. Due a,tendarcs
given by
Dec. 20. MICHAEL CoUCHMAN, Err
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followng letter from q respectable coloured
man Formerly !: resident of that town, but
COW living Al Cape Measurable. L VAS received
by the sh p Norfolk. which left the Cape on tn.
10Th Sertember:
MEssRs EDIToRs: As nearly four
years have noN elapsed slsce The our"
Der OF more than one huodred respecta
bic free people Of colour, who, repos
lng coriideuce in my Judgment re
spee'ing this country, on my return in
September, 1923, accompanied me
on board the Cyrus, Csp' Gary, and
sailed from City Pom, January 5th,
1924. for Liberia and as no formal
communication expressing our salts
faction in the happy change which has
since been wrought in our circumsian
ces. has yet been addressed TO OR A
merican friends; | have, in behalf of
my self and associates in thai sxpedi
ton. TO return, through the channel of
a newspaper. to the citizens OF Peters
burg, our grateful sense and recoiicc
lion of their kind attention and aid IN
our outfit on the occasion ] can truly
say. in behalf Of that company, tina,
a deep feeling OF gratitude has been
cherished by them all, and that Peters
burg will never he forgotten in Africa .,
while one of those emlgrants survive
--snd though so we'll pleased with our
change, yet we reco,lect the spo. from
whence we came, with emotions OF
inexpiessible affection, on account of
the many fsyors received, and the re-
spect shown us by It's worthy citizens.
Many lamented our departure, out Of
pure regard, we believe, 90 our vel.
fare; apprehen slve that we should do
worse. But for their satisfaction, |
think CAu now SLY that there 10 not
one whose condition has oot been so
materially altered for the better, that
nothing could induce them to return
again to Americs-and why should
they? Here they occupy their own
houses, sustain in their own persons a
civil responsibility ;they have their own
laws, and are entrusted with the exc
cution Of them. They have here their
own commerce, and that an increasing
one; cur own street presenting, &C.
cording to their extent, the same bur
ry of business as that we were for
merry accustomed to in your happy
town. This may seem highly colour
ed, but, it we were to tell you that our
harbor is scarcely ever withoul foreign
vessels trading for the commodities Of
this country, you might entertain diff
feren. opinions. Add 10 this the sound
Of the Smiths hammer, the House
Jolner's shop of busy apprentices, and
occupied; the Ship carpenters lumber
yard, and the various mechanical ope
rations going on around US; the native
traders, with their various articles OF
traffic, and the daily coming and 60
ing of our little flotilla or coasting yes
sells; and you will pardon US for anti
cipatIng something still greater in q
few years 10 come; and we regre; thai
many OF those whom we hold dear
have not seen fit TO follow Us.
We, indeed, have received large
addition OF emgrants, but few who
are able to assist us in bearing the bur
den of Government, witch We oil
ready begin sensibly TO feel. and can
only wish thai more pen Of good in
-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03

Tor SALE VIII sell on accCnmoda,in.
4 terms, the 7R.8CT or Land Oh Back
creek, m Berkeley county. formerly owned by
Rawleigh Coston Esq and BY him devised 10
John Vi Colston, by virtue of whose viii | now
offer it for sale. There IS on he land Saw
Mil ana a sea for a Grst Mill, and most adj
,antsgeous situation for DIstery. The land
is wei timhered and from three to five hun
bred acres will De sold as may best suit the pur
chaser Persons disposed to view The proper
~ may see it by appiyngto MIR job Robins tho
now rents he Saw Mil. Twill convey such title
as was in John " Costou, which IS believed to
be perfect EDWARD COLSTON, Err. Of
Sept. 6--tf John III Co!s,sn.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03
SADDEEEY.
THOMAS MACKENZTE.
SADnIEk
SADDLEk.

No. 46, South-Street, Baltimore.
HAS lately commented the Importation NJ
l. i Plated, Steel, and Tm'd saddIery, such a.
Patent Spring and Fancy Stirrups;
Plated and Steel Bpdle-bits, of all kinds.
Ladies Slipper Stirrups good;
Curb Chains and Mar,ingal Hooks:
Trunk Locks and Trunk Handles;
Plated and Steel Birdie buckles:
Brass Trunk .naiis Buckskins:
Halter and Trace Chains;
Patent FIRE proof Powder Flasks:
pstent Shot Chargers Sykes;
English Bridle-lealhers, double and single,
Girth and stralning Webs. Whips, &c. &c.
As these Goods are bought in England from
the Manufacturers, at the lOzsest Cash br,css
persons dealing in the above articles, would
doubtless do zVeH by calling before they make
their purchases: added to which, the Importer
is young beginner in this line Of business, and
is therefore, Gecsssariiy COMPELLED, to sell lou.
IN order TO ensure customers.
The advertiser also Manufactures and keena
constantly for sale, Wholesale and Retail.
Saddles and Brides, of all kinds;
Saddle bags valses. Carpetbags;
Harness; Trunks. &c &c
tFOrders by Mail or otherwise, attended To
with correctness and punctuslity; and Goods but
as I0ao 9s they s0ould be, vere Me purchaser
Present
gsltimore, Sept s. 1877
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03

dent IN oherlng IL 80 the public as an y3Ppr0sea
Medicine IN those diseases which il progresses to
cure, and one that has rendered the most en-
tire sa,isfsction 20 all those who have had an
opportunity of observing and testing its sslua
tary effects. In contIrma ION OF which they
now present to the public under the sanction
of the following certificates from Physicians,
Druggists and Merchants in different parts OF
the country.
CERTIFICATES:
We. The subscribers, have sold La .noas
Cough Drops, as agents for the Messrs Cros6ys.
The Mediciae has Obtained the appreciation OF
the public, by effecting many cures Of the disc
eases for which il is recommended We have
therefore no hesitat ION in recommending LA
MOTIFS COUGH DROPS as an excellent
med icine.
C. Dawson, druggist, and late U. 8. Sur
geon at Fort Fayette. Pttsburg, Pa. ]. Hamm,
VI and E. ID. Do~ner, druggists, GAINESVILLE,
Vim. Mount. 81. ID. Dayton; N Wolf & Co
Aposhecary's Hall, Goodwin & Ashton, and
FairchiIds & Co. druggists, Cincinnati: Ira
Delsno. druggist, Chilhcothe, S. Sharpiess
merchant, st. Clairsville, b. Brubacher & Co
,uerchan d, Springfield; L. P Frazier. merchant.
Xenia: WIN. Lowry, merchant, Lebanon, (O)
Dr r.. Ferris, Lawrenceburgh DR.. II. Watts,
Madison, (lndlana;) Thomas Wells, druggist,
Nashville; Thomas Davis, Shelbyvllle; and
DIR. George M'Daniel, Clarksville, (Tenn.)
Byers & Butler. druggists, Louisville; F. Floyd,
druggist, Frankfort; DIR. Nj. Q. AShby, Rich
mond, Cru,chfsld & RusseI. druggists, Dam
vile; M'llvsine & Allen, merchants, Shelby.
vile; p. Price, merchant, Georgetown; I.
& II Brents. merchants Paris; Alexander <
Stockton, merchants Flemingsburgh, I. II.
wood, Greensburgh; E. Frabue, druggist,
aussellvlie; and r. NJ Kercliyal, Druggist,
8ardstown. (Keutucky1
Certificates Of uapafisnt cures viii accompany
each BOne, 1e,th particular directions for UsTng.
UJSold wholesale by o. & s Crosby, Co.
lunbus, Ohio, and by I. Thompson, Smith &
Pssrsall, Fullerton & Sexton, Butler & jsn
Kns, druggists, PHILADELPHIA. and by 8. Sweet.
e. George & James Bailey, George a. & j.
Keerl, Baltimore. Each bottle csntains IS
doseG-prics 81. To DO had Of JAMES
| THOMSON. druggist, near the Courthouse,
l MaEIlnsburg, Va. Jan. d
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03

THE proprietors # La .Hosss
4 Cough Dr. ps have RETAINED
from Sd, ing but Msie in COM
mendation of this preparation,
being confident tina, its value
would prove sufficient recon-
menda,ioh; from the increased
demand for the article, and the
great celebrity which ii has gain
ID 10 every part of the u States,
where II is kpown--and in order
TO render il as extensively use
fn1 "a ranaaihlo than fael can't
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03

Far Csughs, Censnmphons, Colds, h.fuenzos,
Whoetiny Coughs SpasmOd'e Asthma, Paiz
in Mr Side, Difficulty Of 8reath,ng and Waae
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7IEtn"III ItlIIUIt IaIICP-'fbs StAF UIIs
h's riEat srn, occs>lonrd by bprn--had on
when ccEnulued, pair OF tow men pan'a.
loons end shirt ~ old torn drsb souncaDcut
old shoes end old wool hst-says he formeri,
neiong to man by the name OF George
Moore, OF Fauqolre county who had sold him
TO "a southern 'r.der b, The name Wigg'n,on,
and that ne made his escape his side Staun,on
The owner OF said gro is requested TO come
aro'e property, pay charges and take him
lway, Otherwise he vil b. dealt wish as the
av direc,s PETER u GARDNER, Jailor.
Seri 8 If