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i AND FOR SALE.--rhe subscriber wishes
L. to sell. the Farm on which tie at pre-
sent resides, lying in the county Of Morgan, on
the Big Cacaphon, eleven miles from the town
of Bath, the county town. This farm contains
upwards OF eight hundred acres. considerable
portion of first rate bottom, and upwards OF 1--we
hundred acres tilabel The improvements are
a large two story stone Dwelling House, sixty
b. thirty feet, well finished, Kitchen, Smoke
House, good Barn, Stables, together with a
number II necessary out buildings; a good
GRTST MILL, double saw .NLLL, having
two saws under one roof, three good orchards
containing upwards of 6vehundred bearing trees
This land will be sold low and on accommoda
ting terms. For further particulars. apply to
the Editor of the Martinsburg Gazette, or 70
the subscriber.
ABRAHAM VAN AUSDALL.
Sept. 6 If.
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FIRGLNL.4--to 1ei..
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of ,he
County of Berkeley, on Monday the Sd day
of March, 1928.
Jacob Schoppert, Administrator with the will
annexed, of Nicholas schoppert, decd
PIainGf,
John Charles Rebenach and Elizabeth his wife,
and Valentine Ayle, Def'ts.
In CHAHCERY,
THE defendants, not having entered their
appearance, and given security according
to the act of Assembly and the rules of this
court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
this court that they are not inhabitants of this
state-H is Ordered, that the sad absent defen.
dants do appear here on the Cd Monday in NAV
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff, and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
fop two months successfully in the Martlnsburg
Gazette. and be posted at the door OF the
Court House of this county.
copy--Teste,
ID. HUNTER, c. b C.
March On 1900
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Il Lee is hereby given, that an
IL election will be held at the Court-House,
in Martinsburg. on Monday the l4th day of
pril next, for the purpose of selecting two fit
and proper persons to represent Berkeley coun'
ty in the next legislature of Virginia. The free
holders Of said county are also notified that at
the time and place above named, poll will be
opened 10 record their votes on the question OF
calling convention
GEORGE HARRIS,
Sheriff of Berkeley county.
Berkeley county, March Is, 1928.
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CONSUMPTioNS, COUGHS, 81.
. UlLER'S VEGETABLE INDIAN SPE

CONSUMP liONS, COUGHS, E".
ID UTLER's VEGETABLE INDIAN SPE
40 CiFlC, for the cure OF colds, consump
ton. splitting Of blood, as,l mas, and all dsor
ders OF the breast and lungs The Veg table
Indian Specific has stood The test of experience.
and proved itself The most valuable remedy
ever discovered for the cure Of Asthma and
all diseases of the breast and lungs. leading to
consumption. The following certificate jus,
received Fl ON highly respectable gentleman
will show its value: -
J. Samuel Moore, do hereby certify, that
for upwards OF year was severely afflicted
with pain in my breast, accompanied with a
very bad cough and shorness Of breath and e.
very indication lin the opinion o. Physician
of approaching consumption. After passing
through a course of medicine, and finding n o
relief, | was induced to make trial OF Buffers
Vegetable Indian Specific, and the use Of one
and half bottle, completely restored me to
health, and ihave remained so ever since, be
ing upwards of year.
The celebrated DR. Cullen has taught US ths,
sour first attention should be employed il
| watching the approach OF the disease aud pre-
venting its proceeding to an incurable state
and in persons of consumptive habits, espe
cially those horn of cOnsumptive parents, the
| slightest symptoms of an approaching con.
| ought carefully to be attended to.
The specific is obtained by extraction from
herbs, roots, flowers, plants &c. when in per
lection. In consequence Of happy combina.
ton OF the most valuable herbs, &c. it becomes
balsam of superior value. 1t heals the injur.
ed parts, opens the pores and composes the
| disturbed nerves, after the manner Of an anno-
| dyre; consequently the obstruction of the
chest and the lungs which constitute the disease
particularly need its use 1t promotes expec
toration, which is So constantly called for; and
whilst it cleanses and heals also gives strength
| to the tender lungs. In this manner it removes
the hectic fever, improves digestion, gives
strength to the nerves, repairs the appetite
and improves the spirits This specific may
always be given in ssfety--it is mild, pleasant
to the taste, and found particularly useful in by
pochondrical. nervous and bystericaI diseases
Each bill Of directions contains detailed &C
count of this disease in all its different stages
and will be accompanied with the signature OF
the Proprietor in red ink 1t is offered for sale
| by JAMES THOMSON.
| Martinsburg, Jan. 81.
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TOMMY BUCK,


venteen cows, belonging to hi, father;
to drive four OK team with Tib, the
old mare, at the end oft; cut wood in
the winter, raise grain in the summer.
But alas at the perllous age of l6, a.
dancing master came into the village,
and Tommy, by dlnt Of persuadlng,
persuaded his honest old father 10 per
NIT him 10 subscribe, and instead OF
chanting absolute psalm tunes in the
chimney corner, upon a winters even
ing, pumps, rutlies, and a fiddle
"re,gned in their stead" In lieu OF
the Hail, pigeon wings, and Fright
and left" were heard upon the barn
floor; and the oxen, and Tib, and the
cows, were often left to "chew the
cud"of supperless loneliness. Tom
my's ideas were raised, and his wits
outright descended from his head to
his heels, leaving his upper story TO
let. Siraightway ball was had, and
Tommy clipped the shell OF fashona-
Bile, and wore gloves, and feilin love.
True he was rathar awkward in man.
uerism at first, hut then he sported a
smart toe, and acquired ease and inn.
pudence--and eventually, by activity,
toe and heel exertion, capered into the
good graces of Molly Red. who could
weave sixteen yards OF shrllng per
diem. Tommy then set out for beau
after ladies own hearts, and went 10
town 10 sell gown patterns as appren.
tice, (beiOg above driving the oxen in
partne, ship with Tib) determined to
become merchant And so he did
and his father died leaving him the bulk
of his fortune, when Tommy deter
mined to DO two things, VIZ: cut Molly
and keepa curricle The first was the
most difficult, but he had learned "a
thing or two,' and after due quantity
oftears on her part, the separation " as
effected and the curricle purchased --
lib the old mare, and cows and oxen,
were translated into two gIeys, and
Tommy, from plough boy, 10 fine
gentleman. The farm, milking pals,
pigs, hens and ducks. were changed
to cash and style, and the balance over
this necessary expenditure; invested
in the house of Tommy Buck, Land
shark and Co.-And then Tommy
went to the springs and gained, to the
theatre and drank, to the counting
house and whistled, and these were
beautiful times. Tommy's credit was
good, and he used il; his health fine,
and he gave il trial. Who like Tom
my? He made love new to a city
belle but the sly old fox of a father
said nay. He asked poet to write
doleful ditties and he said yea, and he
paid him The sonnets were sent
full of darts and cruels-and the girl
married another. Tommy sighed
and drank, and gained, and whis.led
ito drive dull care away" and then
failed lib kicks up her heels il
scorn at him Molly sends four club
by children to school, and loves bel
husband His lady love, of some
reading memory, does not know hin
in the street; and Tommy has shippe'
TO go to India at $40 per month 10 tn
forecastle of ship:
Noral-Pigs and cows, and ducks
and hens, and old lib, with a goo'
farm and money at interest, are bette
than greys, aud curricles, and gaming
and theatres and style; unless one pre-
fers 10 60 to India for 10 dollars pc
month, before the mast-and so end
our story--and it is not a pretty ont
with pretty moral.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That an f
~ lection will be held OH the first Monday
in April next, at the following places, to wit
at the court house in Martinshurg, under the
superintendent of George Wolff and Isaac S.
Lauck, or either of them; at John Gregg's Ia.
vern, Falling Waters. under the superintend
ance of Archibald Porterheld aud Siias Harlan,
or either of them; at Robert Snodgrsss' tavern,
on Back Creek, under the superintendent Of
Robert " Snodgrass and Michael Rooney, or Ell
Their ofthem; and at Elizabeth Miller's tayern,o on
Mill. Creek, under the superintendent OF Joel
Ward and Levi Henshaw, or either of them
for the purpose of e!ecting TWELVE PER
SONS as Overseers of the Poor for the county
OF Berkeley.
March 6. JACOB VIEWER, Sheriff..
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lplenniu Lotterlea.

The Managers respectfully offer to the public
notice, the following splendid Lotteries.
FIFTH CLASS.
3 GRAND CONSOI.iDA TED LOTTERY,
For Internal Improvement, Literature and Char
tiles, in the City OF Washington and in the
States of Delaware, North Carolina and
Louisiana.
To be drawn in Washington CITY, on Wednes.
day 9th April, 1928
60 NUMBERS USED BALLoTs TO be pRAwN.
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ITyAKE NOTICE-The bonds aut

FEVAkE NUTILE.-The bonds and
81 notes given at my sale were due on the 9TH
OF this montl,, aud are deposited with James r.
Erskine, & Co. for collection. Should they not
be paid BY the first day OF AprilneKt, they will
be put INTO The hands of an officer
March 20.--3t. JOHN HlLDT.
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uvRUSI SALE Persusnt to Deed
Trust dated 9Th day nG August. 1879

THRUST SALE.-Persusnt to Deed
Il Trust. dated 18th day Of August, lS2g
executed by Joseph Showalter to the subscf,,
Der, to secure to George w. Sewers, Marsha
of the Superior Court of Chancery at Winches,
|ter, sum Of money therein mentioned, wiz
be offered for sale at public anction, to ,no
highest bidder, for cash, before John McC'eS
rvs tavern in Martnsburg on Monday the is ~
day Of .fpri neat, a TRACT OF Linz.
Wing in the county of Berkeley, Belonging y
the said Joseph Showalter, being the sann
which belonged 10 ths estate Of Richard Cneno
with. decd and was sold by 'he Marsha 7
said Chsncery Court, under a decree OF Sss
Court, at which sale the said Showalter becs'@
he purchaser. Such title viii be made to "
purchaser as is vested in The trustee.
NATHANIEL SEWERS. 1T'ts'ff
! March SIS
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THE Undersigned, as the acting executor
4 Of Eton -hlier, lave Of Berkeley county,
deceased, has disposed of his estate in compi-
ance with the provisions of his will. which has
been duly admitted to record in Berkeley
county, Virginia, and is now prepared to pay
the money so tar as it has come into his hands,
TO those entitled to receive the same, underline
provisions of said will
ISRAEL ROBINSON, .8c..ing Err.
Feb. 28--6w. Of ElOn Miller, dec.
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POETRY.
TFrom the Boston Statesman
PASSAGES.

PASSAGES.
Abe was deep.eyed creature, with lip
That Greek would melt on. You would
long to be
A8y that you might find her in her sleep,
and with an insect's frenzy. bite and die.
And then. the color 10 her cheeks You'd swear
Her first young blush had got entangled there.
Iov'd her-could help lil--told her so--
I couldn't see her for many tears in telling
And so shut my eyes. and kept ,he flow
Of my young feelings ike fountain swell
ing,
dared not raise my eyes--yet one iook-one!--
"Dear Aliamaria."--Wha confusIon,--gons!
- CAssIus.
They may talk Of Glove in a cottage"
And bowers of the treiced vine;
of nature bswitchIngly simple,
And milk oaaids half divine;
They may talk of the pleasure Of sleeping
In the shade Of spreading tree,
And walk with nymph ., morning,
Who trips with sfoo.s,ep free.
But give me a sly filtration
By the light OF CHANDELIER,
With music TO play in the pauses,
And nobody over near.
Or give me seat on a sofa,
. With glass especial wine,
And mamma too blind to discover
The small white hand in mine.
Your "loye in a cottage" gets hungry.
Your t'vine" is pest for flies,
ssSimpliclty' cuts the graces,
And your milk maids talk Of pies;
You sink to your shady slumber,
And wake with bug in your ear;
and your dAmsel that walks in the morning,
Is shod like mountaineer.
ssTrue love" is at home on a carpet,
And nightly likes his ease;
And "true love" has an eye for capon,
And starves in your "shady trees"
His wing is the fan of lady,
His foot's an invisible thing,
And his AFRO is tipped with jewel,
And shot from a silver string. CAssrus.
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FEsHE "D'y Run Company underline
I'll command OF the subscriber, are notified
10 parade at their usual place (Mr. Jacob Small,
sen } on Saturday the 9Th Of April next, AT
precisely O'Clock. A nunctual attendance il
requested from every member.
FREDERICK CLaECOMB, Captain.
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EBUBLIC SALE. The undersigned
FL will otter at public sale, on Saturday the
Goth of next month, (Aprii,) the LIND on
which he now resides, lying on Mill Creek,
Berkeley county, Va. containing 80 acres; the
Improvements are large stone .HERCH.3Ni'
MIL with two pair of French Burs and one
pair OF country stones, with all the necessary
machinery for the manufacture of every kind of
grain there is also on the premises first rate
saw Null aud OIL MILL: the other i'm.
AswA provements are a comfortable
lssssNM Dwelling House, Kitchen, Smoke
..s:EA House. stabling, &c. All the above
S-4A'11ssa property is in good repair, and holds
out great inducements TO man OF moderate cap
itai The terms OF sale will he one fourth Of
the purchase money 10 hand, the balance in
three equal annual payments. An indsputable
ttle will be made the purchaser. Possession will
be given in August next. Sale to take place
on the premises. and attendance given by
BARTON CAMPBELL.
March iS-ts
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1sf4fnIfI1taI Or0frN.

The Commandments Of Battslions will furnish
the Adiutsnt With roll OF their Battalions, Con.
tanning the names ofthe Commissioned officers,
Non c Commissioned Officers and Musicians, TO
gether with return of all public property, ap-
plicabic to Military purposes.
Captain jacob Myers IS appointed Adjutant
to the e7th Regiment--He will be obeyed and
respected accordingly
The above Battalion returns will be furnish.
ed the Adjutant on the first day of the training.
WILLIAM GREGORY, Col
March t3.
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7srtgane esrusrs.

VvHE training Of the Officers of the 67th
Il Regiment will commence at Martnsburg,
on Wednesday the 18th of May next, and con.
tinue for three days The RegimeniaI muster is
opointed on the 18th May, at the same place.
rThe Brigade Inspector OF the 10th Brigade
ID all other Officers required by law, viii at
.n d At the training and RegimentaI mesters.
'e" ording to the above appointment.
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SOUTHERN ECLIPSE,

SOUTHERN ECLIPSE,
{ The property Of Or. Wiiiam Thornton Of
Washington Cis,)
~ WILL stand the ensuing season
EMXM 4 as follows, viz: on Mondays,
kWN1 Tuesdays and Wednesdays until
SsAez2a&9zu O'Clock, at the farm of Mr..
Warmer LFockmorton, six miles from Charles.
town and one mile from the White House
Tavern, and the last three days of the week a,
Mrs Englc's. Gate Wslpert's) four miles from
Shepherds Town. on the turnpike road leading
to Winchester, at twelve collars the season,
but if paid within the season ten dollars will be
taken in discharge thereof. The season to
commence on the goth Of March next. Fo
particulars, see hand bills.
JOSEPH ENTLER,
Feb. 2l-2 m ABNER BALLS.
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CABINET MAKING.
WOOL.

FNNHE subscriber wishing to purchase guam
4 thy of COJldION W0OL, viii give 3
liberal price for it, if delivered shortly at his
Factory, North end Of Martinsburg.
G. G. CONRADT.
Feb. 14--tf:
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FARMS TO LET

TIME subscribers have thee or four eligible
Il FARMS for rent, allin good tensnsaoie
order, and we'll watered. These Farms are
valuable. For terms apply to either OF me
subscribers, living near Gerrards-town, who VIII
shew ,he same to any person applying to rent
WILLIAM WILSON.
JOHN PARK.
Feb. II.
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J.>A&M FOR RENT.--The subscriber will
4 rent his sarm lying on Back Creek, in Ber-
kelley county, formerly owned by Mr. Joseph
Minghnle,l containing about 200 acres OF oten
land, all ina good state of cultivation, $50 of
which ia first rate bottom. The improvements
in eo5;l condition, with good spring near the
dwelling house. The terms will be made
accommodating.
WANTED,
A man well qualified for the management OF
a Merchant, tirist and Saw Mil The person
can have them or the shares or certain wages.
Apply TO The subscriber living in Martinsburg.
UILLLi.N GREG DRY.
Feb. S.-.f
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tuil tone and pleasant manner. He is Is or
20 years OF age, has scar on his forehead, |
think nearly over his left eye. Daniel went off
early in September, from which time until the
first of October, he was in the neighborhood
of Winchester, where [Winchesterl he had
heeh frequently employed by several persons to
do supdry Offices about their lots. they and
all others are hereby torewarned from acting in
a similar manner.
THOMAS II. BU0WELL.
Millwood, Frederick county, Val
March 20, l828--Sts
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$50 DOLLARS REWARD

) 81: j: !. u
A--sk,~. is of fine appearance, speaks in a
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5O5l prizes,-9la9blanks. s227 ,O40

5O5I pFlzes,-Sl35bIanks. 1927 ,O40
Whole $50, Quarter S.,
Hut 10, Eighth 3 so.
The utmost attention viii be given by the
Managers 10 the Commands OF distant adven-
turers. and forward free from expense the of.
fetal account of the drawing Immediately upon
its event.
Prize tickets in former lotteries received as
cash. and the cash paid or RENTED directly
for prizes as soon as drawn.
IAN letters to be post paid and addressed
to YATES & MINrYRE, Managers,
Washington City, ID. C.
March 90.
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$4,000 DOLL. I'M ONE CAPITAL
Only l4,l90 Tickets in the
VIRG{NI.i

Disma! Stump Canal Lottery.
FOURTEENTH CLASS.
To De drawn at Richmond, May 9TH, 1923.
60 NO. LOTTERY 6 DRAWN BALLOTS.
SPLENDID SCHEME
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and the pubic general may depend upon
an
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-10-07
Died..

In West Boylston, Sept 90. very suddenly. Mrs
Evene Reyes, wife of Mr.. Thomas Keyes Jr. and
daughter OF MIR. Artemas Murdoch, aged "a
In Brookeld, Sept. II, Mr. Nathan Walker. AGED
fifty seven. 'e0O
In Rutland, Mrs Azubah, wife of MIR. Jonas Cow.
den, aged 80. w"
In Oakham, September co. Alvah Hardy only
child of Horace and Eliza Bellows aged wear
In Acton, Mrs Hannah, wife of Mr.. Joel Conant
aged 49, 0'"'"''
In birmingham, Miss Sarah Waite formerly Of
Greenwich, aged g.
In Waltham, Mr.. Jacob Gale, aged 70.
TRAINING ACCIDENT. Early on the.morninp of
the hrst Monday of September last several yonnp
men In the town of Huntingdon subjects of military
duty, repaired to the house of their Captain, with
charged pieces, in order to salute, or awaken him.
10 discharge their guns nearer the Captains room
than they other wise could, they, or some of them
assembled ladder which rested against the house,
One of the men upon this ladder fred his piece ac-
cldentaly holding it in fatal direction, the wad of
which lit being loaded heavily entered the body Of
one of the men below, MIR. VIM Hine. % wears of
age, who after painfully lingering three days expired
in consequence of the wound thus received
Concord Journal
At Regimental review at Bolton, Conn., on
Wednesday, the 24th ult one man was instantly Kill
led and another dangerously wounded, by the burst
ing ola cannon. The accident is attributed to gross
negligence in loading the gun.
MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE. Drowned in Stur.
bridge, on Sunday the 18th inst. Seymour Cutting,
aged 18-Theodocius Harwood, aged 16-and Hen
ry HARDWOOD, aged l3-the last two were brothers.
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ERemoval. e
NEW sToRE.....NEw GOODS.

NEW STORE.......NEW GOODS.
WoLcoTT & GELsToN, BOSTON,
I'D RESPECTFULLY inform their friends
IA that they have removed from their former
Stand, No. 49, Washington Street, to the NEW
STONE BUILDINGS, Ia few doors below Court
street, No. SO. They are now opening large
and extensive assortment of GOODS, received by
the recent arrivals, which will be offered at the
lowest prices Wholesale or Retail,
....CoNsIsTING Or.
Rich London Hanging, Astral, Mantle, and Stand
LAMPS-American do. of every description.
WATCHES.
Gentlemen's and Ladies' Gold Patent Levers, Le-
pines, Alarm and Common Watches-do Chains,
Seals, Keys, Slides, Rings &c.
JEWELRY.
Rich Diamond Pins and Rings-Elegant Pearl Sets
do. Filigree, Jet, and Common Jewelry.
SILVER WARE.
Handsome Silver Coffee and Tea Sets-Waiters-
s-Porringers-Silver Table and Tea Spoons
Sugar Tongs-Cream Ladies, &c.
PLATED WARE.
Plated Coffee and Tea ts-Baskets-Castors-
Candlesticks-Snuffers and Trays-Cofee and Tea
Urns-Waiters, &c.
FANCY GOODS.
Musical Boxes, in Shell and Tin Cases-Gold and
Silver Pencil Cases-Tooth Brushes-Bead Bags
and Purses-Gold and Gilt Bracelets-God Nina
ture Scttings-SiIver and Plated Snuff Boxes-Rich
Ornamented Combs-Clasps, &c. &c.
~ w. & G. manufacture all kinds of SILVER
WARE and JEWELRY, in the neatest manner
| Oct. 7. Owls
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road for the rufian. A person was found
supposed to be the villain; he was arrested
anu sent to prison in irons. The vonng
lauy is confident that the man who is nnder
arrest. is the one who made the assault unon
ner, from his dress, voice, and some marks
on his face, made by her hands, in her
struggles to escape from him.
!. another informant says the Young ladv
ui lG not escape from the monsters Crash nm
tlil her cries had brought man almost 70
I'M inc very spot he then fled to the woods
Inc Lady's teeth were forced into her mouth
ana broken, and she suffered considerable
INJURY IN other respects. The accused is
SAD to be foreigner.-.4n,herst Cabinet.