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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10
1925 Prizes,
20825 Blanks.

In tins scheme composed of 90 numbers by
ternar} cumbina ion with nine drawn ballots
there viii be g. prizes with hree dsaAn mum.
bers on them; 1856 wi,h two OF Them cni md
l AS with one OF them u and also 2U,o15
without any of the drawn numbers o., beng
blanks
To determine the fate Of these prizes and
blanks, the 90 numbers (Eron one to 90 mci9
sive. will be s., orally placed IN the wheel ca
the day Of drawing, and nine Of 'hem drawn
out at random; and tina, ticket having on it a.
a combination, tie LIST, ID and Sd drawn nun
bers, viii be emitted 10 the capital prize OF
$50 0UO-That having on II the 4,h, 5th ano
6 b to 5,0O0--,ha having on 1t the 7'h, 9th
an 9Th, TO 2 00O-that having on il the 6th
9Th and 9lh. to ,A)5
he other prlzs 10 be determined as detailed
in the scheme ii large
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole So Half 81 So Quarter s %
4 package Of 2Ut ,Ckcts IN TINS lottery con
tans the VIII lie o. numbers used ann must OF
necessity draw al lea5 nett S38 IS IN prizes.
Gentlemen who preierto adventure tor large
prizes only, may deduct at the time OF pur,
chass, tbe value of the small prizes and receive
the Managers certificate emitting the holder
TO draw the extra pr.ze money, (Which method
is very convenient to those who reside at a
distance md dislike the collection Of small
prize mone,; IN this way certificate for the
proceeds OF
90 Whole tickets, comes to SOL IS
% Half tickets, 30. 80 "a
70 Quarters. do. Is As
q Fights, do. IT'S
OJ1he Managers will sive the utmost al
ten on 10 the commands OF Instant adyenturers
for tckets aud sbares,snd tor ward tree from ex
pense the official account of the drawing I'M.
mediatsiy upon its event.
Prize tickets in former lotteries received as
cash, sno the cash pad OF RENTED directly for
prizes as soon as drawn.
IAN letters and orders to be pos, paid and
addressed to YATES & MIN TYRE,
Dec. 27, 1897 Washington ity.
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By .4UIHOHfIY or L.4W.
GRAND CONSOLlbA 10 EkY,

The Managers respectful, offer to the public
notice, the bird Glass of the Gasp CoNso.
L1DATgD L9TreaY. ar snsed on he established
mode, by The combination oil three numbers on
zach Ticket, me,hod deseFvedly the most
popular, because it uttetly preciudes the pos
s9iIlty OF 3ny er OF.
90 Numbers ussd--9 Ballots to be dra1vn.
For Internal improvement, Literature am Cha
rites, in Ia Cit5 OF y ashmg,on, and IN The
Stiues Of Delaware, North Caronna and Lou
isana
10 be drawn in Washington CRY. on Wednes-
dav. the \ Fen. 1873.
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Wnnchesier, D.e.27, -

- EGROES FOB ; Ale a " nan sged
~ g years, RI betveeu and 9 years,
and Boy between 5 md moa'hs Old They
VIA be sold very low for cash. Should they not
be sold before The FIST day If January court
mex, they will, on that dsY, b. exposed to
t.ualc auction, IN lroat o. tle Govt House III
Martinsburg For turteer particulars efqaire
ot he Editor Of the Martin burg Gazeite.
December u
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

Not &c 10 the Creditors 81 I'm 9asa, dec.
IN pursu nee Of an order OF the Supe'ior
court OF Chancery bolden At Winch-stet. made
on the 19ih day OF December, 1897, ~ the
suit therein depending, between Thomas Tur
ner and Nancy his Nfe plaintiff, ana James
Mason and Joseph Grsniham, executors Of VII
liam Rush, decd. and the hers anu drvsr es
% VILLAIN Rush, deed. defendants, direct ng
he subscriber 10 receive any assl guneDt OF
errors, or right Of priority and prscede C Of
payment, and the evidence OF any creditors not
named ia tie decree made in the sad SUIT, IA
support Of their CLAIMS, upon their as eeng
before him 10 become parties TO the SAID suit.
and report TO the Cour,, and sisp. that he m
SER an advertisement ia the newspaper printed
N the town MaFtinsburg, for one month.
calling upon all the creditors OF the sad William
Rush, having citims VIII cn bind he real estate,
and who desire to have the beneGl Of the pro.
ceediags IN the said suit, - EXHIBIT their claims
before him IN order 20 uiyir being reported 10
Tie Court-.NoHce - Hereby g'oeH that the sub
scrlber will attend at ujs stlC- III Winchester,
on F,7dtly the 25h day Of January nerf, for the
purpose Of ,ec, i'hg the evidence Al inch any
Of the or dltors Of tie said William Rush, dee.
ma, think proper to roduce, N relation to their
clam, as directed BY he shove mentioned order
LEM'L. BIN! .8Ias Com.
Wiurhpster D-,. 81 1877
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

T1UBLIC SALE.-WiIl be exposed 10
E pubic sac, % Fuo1y The 1I.h ds, OF
Jgnuar,, 1873, a. The late residence OF Jesse
Smith, dec d. near Taob's Cross Roads, all his
personal property, consisting Of one Mare and
Colt, Cows, sheep and Hogs; Household and
Kitchen Furniture OF various kinds. Ihe terms
Dade known on the day Of Bale. Due attendance
gwen by
pcc. ~. MICHAEL CoUCHMAN, Err.
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ITvN oALE--i VIII sell ON accommodating
4 terms the TR.4CT or LAND on Bsck
creek, N Berkeley county. formerly owned by
Rawlyigh CoIston, Esq and BY him devised 70
John M. Colston, by virtue Of whose will COW
oferit for sale There IS on he land a Saw
u II and a sea, for Gust Mil, and most adj
sanGsgeous situation for D,sullery. be. land
is wei 'mhered. and G0m three to five Aun-
deed acres will be sold as may best SUIT the puf'
chaser Persons disposed % view the proper
" may SET it by appgIngt o Ar JOB Robins Who
aow cuts The saw till ! wil eonveysuch tile
as was IN John - Co'stop, which e Believed 70
be perieet EDWARD COLSy8N, Ear. 9
Seul. Off Jalg - CoseD.
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Clients Bones - certain mechan
ic h4slng occa ,ion TO boil some cattle
feet, emptied the bones near the cour
house. A lawyer observing then, III
CURED of hyslander what 'hey "eref
II believe they ore clients bones re
piled the wit, as they appear to he
we'll pichedp
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

dent in offering il to the public as an .4Pp'ocen
.HedlClae IN those diseases which 1t prot sSes &
cure, ald one that hiss rendered the most en-
tire satisfaction 10 all ,hose who have had an
opportunity of observing and testing its salua
tary etecs. In confirmation of which they
now present 10 the public under tie sanction
Of he following certificates from Physlc ans
Druggists ard Merchants IN dIflt rent parts OF
the country.
CERTIFICATES;
We, the subscribers. have sold La .NoHs
Cough Drops as agents for the Messrs Crossings.
| he Medicine has Obtained the appfobalr OF
the public, by eiiecting many cures of the dis
eases fog which IL is recommended We have
therefore no hesita; ion in recommending LA
MOTIFS COUGH DROPS as an excellent
medicine.
6. Dawson, druggist, and late U. 3. Sur
geon at Fort Fayette. Pl'tsburg pa. }. Hamm,
~ and L. d. Downer, druggists, Gainesville,
Vim. Mount, n. ID. Dayton; ~ Wolf 8. Co
Apothecary's Hall, Goodwin & Ashton, and
Feirchlds & Co. druggists, Cincmna'i; Ira
Delsno, druggist, Chilicothe, $. Sharpness
merchant, ST. Cisrsvllie b. Brubacher < Co
merchants, Springfield. /. z. Frazier. merchant
Xenia; Vim. Lowry, merchant, Lebanon, (O)
DIR +. Ferris, Lawrence burgh; DIR. ii. Watts,
Madison, (indigna,) 1hon,as Wells, drusg st,
Nashville; Thomas Dsyis, She,byville; and
DIR. George M'Daniel, Clarksvlle, (Tenn.)
byers & Butter, druegtsts Louisville; L. Fo'd,
druggist, Frankfort: DIR. II. G. Ashby, Rich
mo d. Cratchheld & Russti. druggists, Dan
'lneS MIlvaine & Allen, merchants, Shelly
vile; p. Puce. merchmt, George'own' 4.
x II Brents, merchants Paris; Alexander x
stockton, merchants, Flemugsburg0, h.
Atwood, 6rreusburgh; +. trsbue, drug8is''
kussc llvIlie; md Il. III Kerchlvai, DTuRgla,.
Bsrdstown, (NentuokYl
Ce'tIfeates 81 mps'leaI CiHes zgN 0cceabony
each Bofae ag,fh barhcuilf an ecnoHs J5r us."g
O. id-wbule,a., Bg o IS Crosby. o..
un.bus, Ohio, and by /. Thompson, Smith &
Pears4n, Fullerton 4 seAion, Hnl4ei & Jst
klns, druggiss, Philadelphia, ard By sweet
ef Georg, & James bsI,ey. George IL. * J.
5 Keerl baltimore. Each buulc contain a.
doses pr,ce 81. 10 be bad Of tA0ts
iroMsoA. dragglst, near the Cour'.ltouse,
Marsins5nFg, Va. Jan. 1,
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MisccilalIc0n9.

Matthew Lans'urg, (the Fcancis
Moor OF America observes 10 his
last publication, that, if sou wish to
have shoe OF ddFable materials, you
should make the upper leather OF tie
mouth of a hard drtnker---for that ne
yer lets I'D water.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

No. 40, i5Ot4t1- Street, baltimore
AS lase,y commented the Importation OF
4 l. Plated Steel, and Tin'd Ssddiery, such as
Ps'ent Spring and Fancy Stirrups;
Plated and Steel Bride. bis, Of all kinds;
Lad'ee supper StirFups good;
Curb CHAINS and Martngsl Hooks;
Trunk Locks and Trunk Handles;
Plated and Steel Bride buckles;
Brass Trunk. nails; Buekskins;
Halter aud Trace Chains;
Patent fire proof Powder Fiasks;
Patent Shot Chargers SHES;
English Bride feathers, double and single;
Girth and S;raining Webs. Whips, &c &c.
AS these Goods are bought in Englsnd from
the Manufacturers, at the i01rest Cash Prices
persons dealing in the above articles, would
doubtless DO 4seH By ealing before they make
their PURCHASES: added to which, the Importer
is young beginner in Ibis me OF business, and
is therefore, necessarily compelled, to sell IoeO,
ID order II ensure customers.
The advertiser also ,ssnufactmes ard keeps
constantly for sale. Wholesale and Retail
Saddles and Brides, Of oil kinds;
Saddle bags Yalises; Carpetbags;
Harness; Trunks, &c &C
90 deis BY Mail OF Otherwise. afforded to
with correctness and puncruaiily; and Goods bu.
as !oso, as they ae9uId be, acre Me purchase,
present
Kali Uore, Sept 6, 1877
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THE proprie'o $ { La yNottS
j Cough Drops have RETAINED
from saying but l. TT IN com.
mendation Of this preparation
being confident tia, its value
would prove "a sufficient recon
mend8iior; from the increased
demand for the article, and The
great celebrity which ii has gam.
cd IN every part OF the Y States
where /, is kDown--and in order
10 ren,lar it as extensively Use
FIJI as nnesihle- tho teel conf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

Far Coughs, COnsumPt,ons, Gods, Influences
Hhoabing Coughs, iSbas,aodic asthma Pan
IN The SIDE, Ds6Fcn4y cf b, gaining and Hanl
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10
JOHN IL. oRNDURFF.

JOHN Ii. OH y DURFF,
No. 272 .liarket-ssee t-- b lLTLh0RE,
Has IN Store for sale,
$500 hush Liverpool g A SALT,
$50 do. do. Fine 90.
125 sacks do. large size,
$50 tons PLASTER lst quality,
1000 lbs. Western Fec hers, 90
NeH Eng RU N-P-ach brandy,
Sugar house and w MoLAssEs,
Coffee, Fish, Oil, Far, &c. &c.
U he also hegs leave 30 az r,a hs friends,
.Shhers, DStiiie,s and Farmers, that he will &C
all times, purchase for CASA, At the lair mar.
ket prices. FLOUR, HHISKEY, AID all tthec
Country Produce that msy Offer; or sell on
Commission, apd make lib, raj advances, to ALI
those who would prefer having their business
done ~ that way
HAVING made engagements to supplya nunbev
of families with corn fed PORK, he will be
glad 10 receive any quantity.
December 90 -6w.
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- AXE NOTICE - All those Who bt came
purchasers 1T the sale of the personal Is
tate OF the late George AoTn, decd. are hereb,
notified that their respective Obligations will fsll
due on the ID das Of January, 1873, and that
Immediate payment IS expected. For the &c
comrnoda,on Of those concerned, the under
signed will attend At the tavern &c John Nc
Clrary, ~ lnsbuFg on Saturday the Sin
If January 1898, for the purpose OF receiving
payment; ttose failing TO hft their respective
Obligations at that time, may expect SUITS 10 be
brought without respect to persons.
WILLIAM HORN, , r
Dec IS. THOMAS HORN, s
EOURNEYMAN SADDLER WANTED 49,
y Constant employ and liberal wages Will be
gwen to a Journey man saddler ri sober indus
ttiuus habits, by applying 10 The subscriber,
living at Little George Town,
JOHN MAXWELL.
December 20.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10
Ava Indian chief OF thr CreeL ma.

An Indian chief of the Creek ma
ton, beirg once appointed to negot
ate a treaty OF peace with the people
of South Carolina, was desired by
the governor to speak his mind freely,
aud not 10 DC afraid, for he was
mong friends. 4 viii speak freely,
1 will TO, be afraid among my friends,
vino never am afraid among any enc
mics.
An irish footman having carried a
basket of game from his master TO
friend, visited cou idrrabie time fer
the customary fee: but not finding Il
likely to appear. scratched his head, u
said - Sr, if my master should say
Paddy, what did the gentleman give
youf what ~ oald your honor have me
to tell him?'
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VLRGLNi.i--Beikelep County Court to aoit:
OctOber Term, 1927.
james Pearse, Ftatnnf,
AGAINST
Ezra Vanmetre, TX WIS Pearse and Csthsr,ne
his wife, John Vanmetre, Thornton Tay or
Vanm etre, Abraham GorrelI, William Long,
surviving partner of Long & S ewart and
DANIEL RuSkhart, Defendants.
In CHANGERY.
sgvHF defendant. Ezra Vanmetre and Lewis
Pearse and Catherine his wife, not having
entered their appearance, and given security
according 20 be act of Assembly and the rules
OF this court, and happening so the ssts'acs
ton # this court that they are not inhehitant
Of this state "a Or4qred, that the said de
tend4nts dn appear here az tne second vi onday
in January next, and answer the bib of The
plaintltf and that 3 copy # this order be forth
with inserted for two months sue essve.y in The
MartiGsburg Gazette, and be posted at Inc door
of The Court House Of this county.
Copy-feste,
d HUNTER, Be.
Nov g. 1877
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Silk RibbonS--A Mr.. Douglass, a
Scolchman, 1t is stated has very recent
ly established himself in Windham,
Conn. for the purpose of weaving silk
ubbons-phe manufacture of silk ON
he worms, is carried on to a cohside
raGle extent 10 Wludham, and the adj
joining counties, and Mr.. Douglass
states that ne had n yer "a urked or seen
nix from Italy or France of superior
quality OF bettes dyed. Proc. pap.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10
JAElIS IDQElSDYg,

JAMES IDOIISOW,
HAS comm need the DRUG BUSL-
NESS, in the corner house belonging
to Doet. William Faris, one door North
of the Court House, and intends con,
stantly keeping a supply of the best
Drugs the Market can afford, and will
sell on the most reasonable terms; ha-
wing been selected with care, they can
be confidently offered as Pure and
Genuine.
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TIRGfNIA Berkeiey Co,aHy Court. 10 7rst:
October Term, 1897.
David Reese, PiasafiG,
AGAINST
James Sellers and Thomas Rees, 0efs.
In GHANCERY.
THE defendaas. James Sellers not havire
Il entered his appearance, and given
security according to the act Of Assembly and
The rules OF this court, and 1t appearing to the
satisfaction Of this court that he is not an in
habtant of this state--H is Ordered, that the
sad atscnt defendant do appear here on the
second Monday in January next, and answe r
he bill of the plaintiff and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted for two months
succsssiveiy IN the Msr,in-burg Gazette, aud
be osted at the door OF the Court House OF
tbs county.
Copy-Teste,
Nov 8. 1877 ID HUNTER c.B.c.
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FOR HIRE,

A NEGRO WOMAN aud several NEGRO
IA GIRLS, from 10 to Is years of age.
VAN SWEARlNGEN.
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Comparative Prudence An old
No man can tell bot he WHO loves

No man can tell but he VITO loves
his children, how many delicious &C
cents uIakc mon's heart dance il the
pretty conversations OF those ocar
pledges-their chi dlshnes9, st&nner
ing, their litle engc,, their innocence,
their imperfectons, their necessities.
are 50 many little emanatione OF joy aud
comfort TO him thai delights ~ their
persons and society Jeremy Inytor.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-20
FORT Of PROPiDE.FCE.
ARltiV Ed,


WEDNESDAY, September H.
L l. sloop Superior, Child, 5 days from New York
via New London, with co,tnn, wool. flour, Iron rum
dye s,uiis &c. to Dyers & Manton, } Chapin u Co
q Alien, 5 Shove y Co Eames, and the master.
Sloop Wlllam, Ellis I'm Sandwich.
S!oop Ameha, Marble, Somerset.
THURSDAY, September IS.
Schr Detsey and Eliza, Baker, . days from Bos
ion.
Schr Hunter, Eaker fin Bath.
Schr Sally DAVIS, Baker In Bath.
Schr Carolina, Baker I'm Georgetown.
Schr Two Friends, Nckcrson FIN Bath.
Schr Lucy, Baker I'm bath.
Scilr Oiaor, Mckenzie I'm Mlchias.
siuop 1~o BrolheIs, Gardner I'm East Green.
wich
Sioop Morning Star, Greene, Eas, Greenwich.
Soop Lydia, Barlow TN Sandwich.
Siuop ArilJne, ihnps I'm Bristol.
Sioop Friendship, Read i'm Frce,own.
Sloop Fail kNer, irdyton I'm Troy.
S!oop Sarah, Ingraham, Warren
sloop George X Mary, Walden, Newport.
slo,p Mount Moriah Martin fm Warren.
SloOp Eliza, Smith, Warren.
Sioop Leopard BAR hn East Greenwich.
Steam packet Chancellor Livingston, Cosgeshall,
New York.
FRIDAY September 10.
Steam boat Washington, CSnstock ir New York.
Soop Lucy Emcl!no, Spiuk, WEXFORD.
Soop Mary, W estcott I'm Wexford.
SOop Lucy EmeIInc, sphinx I'm Wexford.
BELOW Brig Charles Joseph, Bishop, from
Liverpool (July 3.s) with salt, coal and crates, to
q Mauran, j Nfauran, and others.
CLEARED,
Schr Nancy and Mara, Perry, New York
Soop Vo,ant, Cook, New York
Slocp Alozo. Cm d, New l..rk
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-20

The high stand which this College has always
maintained among ts sister institutions, and
the eclat which tho first officer has alre adv
acquired, for information and tact IN govern
men', has led hun 10 attach TO his name the
honorary title Of Captain Of the ship Hope &
Brown. Captain has absolute sway over
the scamen and under officers OF the vessel. 49,
The head Of this institution ranks as Post Cap
tam, and consequently his authority is un-
boun led There is no one whom ho is willing
to acknowledge as superior-no, no; even the
Corporation there IS no one who has not at
one time or at another, felt his power. The
office Of President Of Brown University is in
truth an honorable station, and can only be
rendered dsgracefu by the misconduct OF the
possessor. That only one hour a week is de-
voted to composition, is undoubtedly true. -
But this apparent neglect is justified by the
supposion that one hour under the present
system IS Of far more value than whole days
under the former. Nay, so far have they been
carried by suppositions, that they devote no
time at all To defamation, and have aliogeth-
or dispensed with Professor Of Oratory-im-
asinng, probably, that the mouth eioquence OF
the head OF the institution will be inhaled
by the children Of his care, and that his " dig
niiy Of actions will be spread, like mantle,
over their persons. The whole and sole aim
Of Candor's remark was, to find fault with the
management of the College ,-afer he had
overthrown his enemy, he would still continue
his stripes
lie ought TO have remembered that to insult
a fallen foe is ungenerous and dshomorable. -
Who does not abhor the man who, after hav-
ing trod upon worm, would still endeavor to
mangle it, and render it yet more repugnant to
humanity' A JUNIOR.
Brorn University, (paeation.)
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Bu ne Steam Boat.

Arr at Now iorA, on Wednesday, ship Bruns-
wick, Stanwood i'm Stockholm; Sw brig Charlotte,
Kaussman I'm Gcne; brrgs Howard, Demlng, Madei.
ra; Bruce, Peterson, Rotterdam.
Cid ships Mount Vernon, Snow, Liverpool; Cres-
cent, iialsey, ilavro; schr Cheraw. Nichols, Sa.
vannah,
Cd on Thursday. schr Gentle, HowcS, Charles
ton.
Arr at Philadelphia 10Th, brig Columbian from
Lagura; soop Speed, Rose from Taunton. At tho
IazHetto, schr irandyw'ne from Wilmington, all
sick. Cid brig Cyno, Bevan, st Barts; sclr Herald,
Providence.
Sailed I'm Hampton Roads 18th, brig Decatur for
Gibraltar.
Schr Lovely Kezia, for Havana, cid at Charleston
9th.
The ship William, Allen from Wilmington, arr at
Bristol L. 4h ut.
Arr al Hamburg July q, brig Baltic, Litiichcd,
Havana.
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VESSELS spOK EN-.

2ch ul lat Is So on H. ship Manchester u Dc In H,ue
Cor Pbiaicphn.
7,h inst big Dni. I'm Bal imorc fol S, Thomas.
Let 80 lon H. brig Creole d. r Boston lor Orleans.
Lat % ~ lon 81 tig Jane - d. IL Bath Tor u,dal upe-
had espe fenced hurricane 2sh Aug. aud lost part her
deck l6,d long bod jhto,m and topg'lIau mast.
Ju 2J, ia North Sea- bs Pau"n, II Maanfa' Tor Ham
burg.
Ju, 2eh, ,d sc 81 Ion 81 w. brig Baltimore, fr M,ron.
ham fir Maisccs
Alg 81 uc, Of Gibraltar, .lP Crawford, Stout, from
II Jago DE- Cub, Tor r,Mr Benz Lake, mate, died Jay
= aud james R,msay. boy, 26ih
lIt inst. Ia, AZ 81 lon o. 'hp Minus, from Stockholm lo
Boston.
on Cspe Psl, i0h ui brig Day sodj,rd, I'm New York
fo M,,llles-had spoken day b,olc ship United State. i'm
Havana for Rafctlont.
hg with 9s her signal ah inst Ia, Il 30, Ion
CO 30.
ship was seen 7lh Inst. L., 80 2j lon SO 20, supposed the
Boston I'm Boston for Liverpool.
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SALEM Sept s. Arr brig Echo, Bailey, 81 ds

fin Paraiba.
! l7,h ar brig Rogue, Scaver 81 d. from Marscies.
Passengers, WIN Shaler Esq. Consul General at
Alsiers, and A., Fitch Esq. Of MarseilIes.
BOSTON Sept l6. Arr sbps Majestic, Page I'm
Liverpool 9Th ult: Milo, Edes. Canton Ilth, Ma
na 25 Apri briggs New Hampshire, Libby from
London; Sea Island, Atwood I'm Rotterdam; Rapid,
Sou,hwick, Crons,adt I2lh, Elsineur 2lst July; Bill
low, Bangs fin Rochelle; Aurora. Amer, 90 ds from
New Orleans ~, Iofdoaus in i'~ross hivin on
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-20

MsLA1 ER. WARONELI Co oTir for sale ia
- vOrabe terms,
:, I5p binds. New Orleans rad Cuba MoaSses
80 boxes Havana brown sugar
100 chests anh boxes young Tyson, hyson skin sou
. chong and bOhGa Teas
GO kcca Nus. aud Tobacco
90 hlds. St. Croiy Rum
pipes SeiaIeiie Brandy
ditto Holland Gin
90 bhis New England Rum
90 bbis. reclifcl Wiskey
Is Gr casks Tenerlfe aud Malaga Wine
Is casks refined whale Oil
90 ditto common ditto
10 ditto sperm Oh
500 bores Nos. and Soap
40 diuo raste ditto
500 boxes SPERM Candies
100 do tallow ditto
zoo casks Cut Nails, tiOm two penny to Inch
10 tons swedes Iron, by 20 inch
Gj ha,es SUR nam Cotton
l5l pieces English Duck. from No lto6
Pmcnto, Pepper, Casa Nutmees, Pot and Pearl Ashes,
Sal Acri', suc!i, with general ASSORTMENT OF Groceries.
Sept. %.