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hANCING.--i have concluded to teach ano
~ ther quarter here. Il is my wish that al
who shalitiesre 10 become members eff the new
school, will be present ON the morning OF it's
commencement viz; Wednesday Oath insI.
l.. G. BREEDER.
Dec II, 1929.
P.S. School viii also be taught in Sbep-
herdstown, onthe Doadsjs and Tuesdays pre-.
cediug.
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Two Valuable Farms for Rent


NyiLL be rented TOT one vear, Tor ntpr.,..
w rent,) ~ The highesi bidder, ron, III e.,
day of April, 1879, until the iirsg da, a Anr;1
1850, thai valuable FARM, formerly o,sasd 49,
John Cbenoweih, near Baeklestawn. Be,Es,s.
county, Virginia, containing about $50 49,
with all the Necessary improvements Thereof,
This Farm viii be rented on Friday. The o6tL
day Of The present month on the prern;sss
Those, therefore, wishing to rent, can vie :, ~.
sane.
Also. one other FARM, lying in sbe CONN.,,
Of jefferson. known by the name Of The ST.
Slaughter Place, containing $50 acre :, ar rnn.a
With 6rst-raie improvements thereon. and i
high state OF cultivation. This farm vii -
rented 10 the highest bidder, on The 6rsf a..
Of the JanUsry court, ~ the court.honss :,
Charlesto~n, when further particulars vii y.
made known
Bond and security win be required in bo,h
cases. Us"
Also. viii be hired for one year. froo. a..
18Th day Of ihis month, two NEGRO MFw
excellent farm bands, and one small nov
SAID Negroes 10 be hired before The dnnr h
John McCieary, in Msrtinsburg, on sa,ordso
the 27fh day of this month, when and ubs,e
shall attend.
ELIZABETH SH0WALTER. Adm,x
of Jos. Showalter, deed
Msrtipsburr Der a 1924
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I AND AND TAVERN F0K RENr.--5--.
IL subscriber wishes TO lease for a fern 80
yesrs, that well known T.7FER.y STgaD
Which he ct present occupies. together With n.
FIRM attached thereto, containing GAG acrss
on which there good Distiilery in one ra,i,n,
the landis IN good state Of cultivation. win
all necessary buildings in good repsir. TIA
furniture belonging TO the Tavern viii bs rem.
ted wlth the stand II desirable to the tenapt
Also. Farm adjoining the above, CONTAINING
6G0 acyes, 200 acres of which are cleared. :
part Of IL xeeilcnt bottom, and couyeni,ut
portion q good meadow. Also, a FIRM an
the east side OF the North Mountain. ADJOINING
the lands belonging TO die heirs of John Tur.
aer, esq decd. containing los acres-I 20 acres
~ which are cleared, and in good state NJ
euliivston.on this farm there is an excellent
lime stone spring OF neyer.fsiling water, good
orchard, about ten acres Of meaiow--the build.
Jugs in toiefable repair, Also, two other
F.4hf.1fS in the cosnty Of Morgan.
Bond and sufficient security for the perform.
ance OF The covenants will be required. AppIy
to the subscriber living at The Tavern, wi,efa
further particulars will be made known.
ROBERT SNODGRASS.
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Negroes for Hire.

HAVE 10 hire Eve NEGRO WO-
X MEN, and twelve or thirteen BOfS and
GIRLS. I will hire them privately.
ALEXANDER STEPHEN.
Dec. II, 1923.
P.S. will sell any Of the above Slaves, pro.
vjded they are not taken oGt Of the neighbour
hood. A. ..
~ NEGROES FOR HIKE.
ON Thursday the 2sth lost. viii be disposed
If as hirelings tor one year. number Of valua-
tle SLAVES, consisting ~ Wen, Women, Boys
snd Girls, belonging to the subscriSer. lIyieg IN
Dsrkesydle, The hire to commence early 'nihe
day, when due attendance will be given aud
terms made known.
AMELIA EIGHELBERGER.
Darkesyiile. Dec IL, 1928.
XVI NEGROES FOR HERT
w Ill. be exposed 10 public hire for one
year from the ist Of Jannsry next, between 80
ana 20 iirst.rale Slaves, belonging TO The heirs
of WIN. Kerncy, deceased, consisting Of men,
women, boys and girls. The hiring viii take
MACE on Friday, the 16ih inst. before the Ia
vern door of Richard Gartrell, (Waipert's Old
standl. Bond and security will be required.
Dec q. 1928 JACOB vANDOREE.
rE< NEGROES FOR HIRE.
HE subscriber viii offer for hire, for me
wear, a, his dwelling in Msrtipsburg, 90 saiur.
day the 27th inst. unmder OF ys'Habie 81 AYES,
consisting Of Men, Women, Boys and Girls
Bond and security viii be required.
WILLIAM GREGORY.
Dec II, 1898.
yMY NEGROES FOR HIRE.
w ILL he offered for hire in the town
of Martinshurg, on Friday the 26ih December,
number OF valuable NEGROES, the proper
" OF Mrs. Elizabeth Colston, consisting pripc'.
psy of Men and Boys. IN case Of my absence,
application on this subject, may be made TO Mr.
Abel Dunhaui. The hire bonds of The present
year, end also the sale notes are in the hands OF
Philip C. PenIleton, esq. to whom immediate
payment is requested TO be made. The sale
hottest fall due ON the 10th January next.
THOMAS VI. CCLST0N.
Dec II, is2S.--3w.
EEY NEGROES FOR HIRE.
wv I'LL be exposed TO public hire, FOR
one yeas. in frunt of the court house in Mar.
tinsbure, On Saturday The 27'h inst. two Negroes.
I one veiuabie farm hand. the other an excel
lent house servant, belonging TO the heirs Of
John Evans, decd
WIiLIAM sNODGRASS, vadmr.
Dec Il, 1928.
FOR HIRE.
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.RY virtue of deed OF trust from iames
'A| Stephenson end Ann his wife. bearing
date on The 9th day OF June, 1891, aud now Of
record IN the county court of Berkeley, the un.
dersigned viii, on .NSpday tie 12sA day of Jan.
narg fe1s, before the door of the courthouse
in niaFtinsburg. offer for sale, at pubiic
auction, e certain TRACT or PARCEL or
LAND, lying On the east side of the road lead.
Ing from Martinsburg 10 Winchester between
DsrkesVie and the Stone Tavern on Mill
Greek, and described in the deed as "atloining
the lands Of Sill and Miller, Joseph Grub and
George Holiday, supposed to contain about
two hundred acresn
The terms Of sale viii be one third of the
purchase money at the time OF sale. and the
residue in two annual instalnente with interest.
to be secured by lien upon the land
PHILIP C. PENDLEToN.
November ~, 1828.--ts
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Curious jdetS IN regard 70 the nature and cHfHte
Of the irish Potato.
Somerset County, nd. n or. 10, 1928.
Mn. SKINNER:
.sir,--I took single Irish potato,
which when taken out of the ground
last fall, weighed one pound The eyes
of TIE potato were Grst cut out, and The
balance of The potato, that had no eyes,
was then cut into small pieces, and
planted in the same row with those pie
ces that had eyes. They all came up
alike. grew alike, and produced alike.
The tops the Potatoes While growing,
were equally luxmant, and the produce
of equal quality The product was
counted hy alajor Il. X. Wilson, mad Mr..
Thomas X Carroll There were ninety.
two potatoes increase. Ii is not gene
rally known that the part of The potato
which has note gss, will produce equally
with the part that has eyes. But It is so.
| have planted in this way for two years
past, and faun dthe foct TO be so. 1t
frequently happens that persons who
are scarce of seed potatoes in the spring,
throw away the parts watch have no
eyes, whereas. ii they knew that the parts
which have no eyes would vegetate and
produce, they would be abe to plant
their crops
Many persons that saw the roo of the
potatoes whilst growing, thought that it
would produce from too 10 f'ree pccks
But owing to an uncommon long drought
and the potato being planted in ground
very highlytimed, the increase was not
more than half the size they would have
been, had the season been favorable,
and the ground not timed The product
was only between one and two pecks.
# you think the above will be of any
benefi to the community and worthy of
a place in your useful work, "Ihe fine
rican Farmer" you may insert it |
am, sir, very respectfully, yours, &c.
JOHN c. WILSON, Sen.
WeSforer.
N. B--I planted the potato the last
week in June.
An Irish potato is impregnated
throughout with the negotiating quality.
Coils We often hear it lamented that
our breed of horses is So bad But am
convinced, as our colts are managed if
we had any other breed, we should soon
make it appear to be as mean as our
own, if not worse. The abusing of colts
in the first winter, is Che pgincipal cause
oftheir proving 50 bad. For cur farmers
seldom allow their colts any food be-
sides hay, and that is not always the
best kind. Sothat they seldom fail be-
ing stinted in their growth in the frs;
winter, TO such degree that they never
get the better Of it. A colt that is foaled
late, shouldn be weaned till Februa.
ry or March, and should have oats dur.
ing the whole of the winter. In some
countries they allow young colt fifteen
bushels. We need not grudge to feed
them with meal, oats and bran, besides
the best OF clover hay for they will pay
for il in growth. After the first winter,
they wiIrneed no extraordinary feeding
tilIthey are grown up Were tho above
directions observed, we should soon see
an Improvement of our bree Of horses
They would be capable Of doing much
greater service, and be likely to hold
out to much greater age.
IN. e. Farmer.
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Office The undersigned, having
~ been appointed b. the couaiY court Of
berkeley, administrator of {jsh H.goa, decd
IS anxious 10 bring his business 20 close. lie
accordingly notifies all persons who are indebt.
ed, 30 come forward hy the 1st of February
next. ana discharge tbeir respective Claims, or
they viii be put 10 suit to tie March Courj---
Ali persor9 hayios clanrs against SAID Wilson,
are requested to oring them forward, prop, ri,
authenticated. JOHN WuS0S, .4!n'r.
Pee y, 1928 IF Eljah Fsijon
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FsSiiE subscriber hating suffered and sustain
q ed great losses BY people throwing down his
fences and entering into his enclosures, carry
ing away his rails. timber. &c He therefore
forwarns all persons whatsoever, that if, from
after The date of this notice. any person shall be
found irespassiog or his premises. that he will
show them no Indulgence. but prosecute them
according to law. Parents and Guardians are
particularly warned not 10 let thGse under their
command enter on his premises, &c.
CHRISTIAN SILBER.
October l6-3m.
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NEGRoEs FOR SALE.

yEy NEGROES FOR SALE.
w ILL be offered at pahlic sale, ON Friday,
the 9th inst. az the late residence IF William
y, Miller, deceased, within three miles of Gas
rardstoWn three Negro Women. one Negro
Man. end one Boy. aged "a years end some
children. The terms viii be made known on
the day Of sale.
MICHAEL HENsELL, Admir-.
De- q. Ig29--ts
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Simple remedy 10 purify pater.--
1t is not so generally known as it ought
to be, that powdered alum possesses the
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NEW TAVERN.

AEgN NEW TAVERN.
lssssfI The subscriber takes this method Of
EssssSA morning his friends and sle pnblic
an general. that he has obtained from
the County Court OF Begkciey, License 20 keen
q liocse of Public Entertanuyph, in the town %
Martinsburg. He occupies the corner house
directly oppositethe Gazette Office, and AR f.
shower large white house. where he is pre-.
pared to accommodate all those who may feel
disposed 10 encourage him in genteel manner.
His Bar is furnished wi&h the choicest Liquors.
and bis Table with the best the markets can
afford. No pains viii be spared to give salts.
faction 20 all Those who may piesseto cell.
QTFRESH OYSTERS can be had at all
times during the winter season.
The public's Humble serv't,
JOHN NEWT.
Martinsburg. Dec q, 1828-tf
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The highest price given fer clean Enen and
cotton rags al THIS oilice.
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a ErnwTST.
ATTEND no THISi
All. FpiyO H.3.SsI' CIiE.AP GOODS

ALL TiEO V3gS,T CHEAP GOODS.
Il he outs r,ber has idst received q general
! assortment Of FALL AND W fNrER Greens,
which he viii sell remarkably law. TO persons
wishing to purchase a large 9-ian'itg. he viii
make ii an O, ject to give h'ma cell.
THOMAS c. SMITH.
n. u. now, for the last time, request ali
those indehtedto the late Ern % J N Riddle &
Smith, TO come forward and settle their o5liga
tons md accounts. lhnpe this notice viii not
be disr, garded. rs dislike the necessity of hay
ing to resort 10 coercye measures.
Oct 1925. TIC. SMITH
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SPLENDID SCHEssE:
4S40 Prizes,
7i40 Blanks.

PRICE or TrcKFrs:
Hhole $50; Haif $40; Quarter S., Eighth 50 so.
a. Orders for Tickets or shares in the above
Lottery. Forwarded By mail tPos' paid,l or by
priyale hand, win meet wi,h the most Promp.
attention il addrts sesl 70 he Managers.
YATES e M'INTYRE,
Washington City, u. G.
s.*Prize tickets in former Lotteries received
as cash.
An official account Of the drawing will he tor
warded toldlstant adven,users, free OF .postsge'
November y, lSXs.
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wake NOTICE The Subscriber respect.
y fully informs ri tEipae persons who gave
their nofes for purchases made ii the sale of
capt. John Waiper, deceased. that they Wi
fail due on the 2Sh day of this present mon Ii
Prompt payment is expected, IS the situation
Of the estate will allow o. no Indulgence.
JOHN T. COGkUS, Admir-.
Dec 4, 1928 Of SID state.
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Cash for w heat.

EARNERs will fad it thsis interest to cal!
J. on me before they sell their Wheat.
JANES FORHAN
Mouth Of Opeckeas Deg II, 1928.
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GKOBE AND EAGLE ray ERR,

GLOBE and EAGLE TdR Eh.s.
FEvHE subscriber respectfully informs =
trends and the public geDeralY, ,asl ~
has rented that well known stand "a'pels :
lying on the Turnpike Road. leading IRON shei,'
he,,isrnwn 10 Wnchester. four mics from i''e
former place, where he is prepared to aecoh
maslase all ihose who may feel disposed ,o 2"
tronlse him. Travellers will Ind h's hv'
auies and comfortable Ills bar IS we'll supi'es
wah the choicest Lipuors--tlis Table "el ~,
nisbed --and his Stable attended TO by So
careful Ostler Every exertlen wiii'pe use
Give satisfaction 10 all those who may please
call :tsE
0-rDrovers and Wsgoners can be iurH
With grain and good lots itr their Stock
The pubiie's Humble Servant, ,,..,t
RICHARD GAKT HILL
Move rnber 20, 1925,
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FOR HIRE.
A NEGRO BOY.

Is or IA wears of age. Enquire o. the Printer
November g. f82s.--st.
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Earnset,g 0talenGar.

Curious facts in regard 70 the nature and enfnyt
Of Ghe irish Potato.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-18

II HAVE 10 hire Eve NEGRO WO-
X MEN, and twelve or thirteen BOYS and
GIRLS. 4 will hire them priystely.
ALEXANDER STEPHEN.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON.

In the first Presidency, the door Of the Preside
lead gathered but little rust on its hinges, while
often was its latch lifted by the 'broken soldier.
Scarce day passed that some veteran of the he
roic time did not present himself at Head Guar
fers. The most tatered of these types of the days
of priyation and trial were kindly bld 10 stay
were Offer ed refreshment, and glass OF something
to their old Generals health, and then dismissed
with lighter hearts, and heavier pouches. so pas
sed the many, but not SO with one OF Firms sons.
It was about the hour of Tuesday levee, when
German John. the porter. opened TO hearty rap.
expecting to admit at least dgnitary OF the land
or foreign ambassador, when who should march into
the hall but an old fellow. whose weather be stcn
countenance, and well worn apparel, showed him
to be "no carpet Knight His Introduction was
short. but TO the purpose. He had come to Head
CHARTERS to see his honors excellence, God bless
| him. He was an old soldier. hi vain the porter
assured him that it would be impossible To see the
President at that time; a great company was mo-
mently expected-the hall was not fitting place
would he go to the stewards apartment and
ret something to drink /? To all which Pat replied.
that he was IN no hurry; that he would wait his
honor's leisure; and, taking chair, composed and
made himself comfortable. -Antl now passed Min
sters, Senators. Judges the great and the gay
meanwhile, poor Pat stoutiy maintained his post,
gazing on the crowd. till the evee having ended.
and the President about to retire 80 his library he
was informed that an obstinate lrlshman had taken
possession of the Hail. and would be satisfied with
nothing short of an interview with the President
himself. The Chief good naturally turned into
The hall. So soon as the veteran saw his old com
mander, he reared out, "Long lite to Your hon
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This medicine had been used for than years
h fore effort male TO initiate it but the great de-
nand for and its wone success, have induced great
unber ct persons to initiate in wavsupW AIDS
a fifty different mixtures have been got up imitation Of
- schich Is conrniag brof It's diag medicine cf grea
vae Some selling Sarsaparilla and other syups i'm
posing them the ignorant for the Panacea others
m III the genuine medicine with moasses, &C. making
rec Dot les out + one thus retaining OF lis virtues
using The genuine Panacea the, Turtles to per-
firm obtan certificates ue their a rebntuao
&c These Ha ions and adul .ations have. many in
anc,s, prlrac'ed the snerings of pa icns ~ diseases
Shert the genuine Pdnacea would have proved instantly
icacious. therefore deem il duty oNe the public
them, that the comp stion of my PanaeG not
knoNn If communicated any o. her pers0' in
wha'ever and cnIseq emily hat all other mkt res
represented 20 be nine, fraudulent mposlious.
WM SWAIN,
No 22i Chesnui street, between SIEVE, IL and
Eighh srcets, Masonic Hall, Philadelphia
CT Communications post paid and orders from any part
1fthe void. w;receive immediate attcnutn
| a-p Sold in Wilmington at NJ. JOHNsON'S
| ORuG AND MEDICINAL STORE. No. 80. .Markpt
street and also, by ]. BRINGhURST
| Oct 16, 1877. Sly
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LINES

on THE DEATH OF ora COMMANDER ~ CHIEF.
Why swes the minute peal'
And Why thuse tears by lofty maphood shed
The spirit Of tile valiant one bah fed
lis home of clay, for where pain and dead
Ii ever mor' may feel
60 where the aurels bloom,
And it flower is there unade now,
Irvine it with tendrils Of the cypress bough,
And place the wreath around The victui's brow,
Meet emblem Of bis doom.
Where did the warrior FAM
Not where the hollow war blast numbered by,
NOT mid the ranks where 'ung the ba'ilc cry,
Nor where The charger rear'd his proud crest high,
Where sung tie deadly ball.
MOI on The battle ground,
Where slept the ialen on heir Cry bed,
U,le eded by heir friends o. f." mans tread,
" tn hiok plur,es, ia chons d, ed with rcd,
And ba' ucrs scattered round
BESIDE MS bed of DEATH
Peace sat Siih lve-hianch thin her hand,
VT winch she ever AID anon he v,cior fann'd
A., if she @nuld reca le's ti.c'ing sand,
And say lis pairing breath.
Arou d his couch Of PAIN,
The br'er tears aeeping sindred fell,
A d s''h d G. nans were hea d, ard s'bs which tell
1hs angnis deep, part from one lloyd well,
To never meet AGAIN
Many a kindhng eve,
Tina, Dfi hath 5rg ened a, this Here's name,
WIZ lose lts lustre when the ttump of fame
Shall o'er the land his sad'ning ia proclaim,
Alas that the brave must de
WEsrro1sT. HARP OF TIE ISLE.
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Bp aurboritp.

mo IS AN ACT authorizing a subscription for the
Statistical rales prepared by George Watterstou and Mich
ulas Il Van 2andt
BE il enacted By the Senate and House IF Re
prPsentatires Of tie United States Of .dmerica IN
Congress assembled, That the Secretary for the
Department of State be, and he is hereby authorl-
sed and directed to subscribe for, and receive. for
the use and disposal Of Congress, six hundred CO.
pies Of the Statistical fables proposed to be pub
lished by George Watterston aud Nicholas =. Van
Zandt, Of the City of Washington.
Sec. Q. find be it further enacted. That the
sum Of fifteen hundred dollars shall be, and hereby
Is appropriated to deiray the cost Of the laid Sub
scrpton, TO be paid out Of any money in the Urea.
sury not otherwise appropriated.
A. STEVENSON,
Speaker Of the House Ut ReWese' tatvea
&c. CALHOUN,
Vice Presiden, Of the United States, and
President OF The s. 'ate
AppnovED-5d April, 1928
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
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joints, soft parts and in cases where disposition to
This disease manifested By debility only it operates
preventive TO the local disease by its beneficial effects
he Constitution. II IS equally eicacos in Mercuria dis
ease and IN the secondary forms of Syphilis and has late
" been given with marked in chronic diseases If
the Liver, which had resisted the careful exhibition of
mercury. has likewise very recently been administer
q with decided advantage Ev of the distinguish
ed Surgeons III London, which had entirely les-
rtycG the right Of the patient, and great portion
OF the Side OF the face. WM PRICE, Nj. ID.
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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS

RESOLUTION authorising the Speaker If the House OF
Representative to frank letters aud packages.
Resolved BY the Senate and H,ase of Repre-
syntotirp, Q; the Unitd Stoes IF .imsriea n Tan
rpss assembled. That the speaker of the House
Of Representatives of the United states be- and he
is herrb, authorised to frank and to receive let
tiers and packages b, mail. free Of postage.
Approved--3t April, 1928.
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The following lines from Cadet at Wes Point They
highly puetical-tte idea of the stanzas par
iicnlay So even though he alluson 10 cypress ten
be not very accurate in point of fact:
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THE DRAWING OF TIE

|l)glauare and .Narth Carolina Consolidated Int
tery, 7th Class,
(Which was to have taken pace Friday the 10 inst
Ia 10 O'Clock, NJ, with not take place until Saturday
E.e 1871, a, oclqck Il w.
Seventh Glass, fty.four number lotteryeigh dra"
ballots To be drawn at Wilmington Del, on sa.uTda
|the l9h April, 1928, at oclock. p. NJ.