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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24
FAMILY BREAD,

TyHE subscriier would inform his friends and the public
In general, that he has taken the Bake House formerly
occupied by Mr.. s. r. Gardner, between Nos. 1903 and IO5,
North Main street, where he Intends ~ carry on the Baking
business, In all It's various branches, and where may I've had,
nj any hour cf tie day, the following kinds OF Bread, viz
Loaf Bread, sugnr aud Molasses Gingerbread, hard and sdt
Crncker, Sugar do, "a new nricle) New-york do. Ship
and Pilot Bread, Sugar and Moasses Cookies; buns; Tea
Rusk, nc. he.
Atso, fr sale ne above, at retail, Flour, Of the frt quality
Stores and families, nj any prt ~ the town, may be sup
piled from his cart, with any of the above articles.
N. d. The subscriber would here state, Tor the ernti6ca.
ton ~ the curioue, that MI the above named kinds Of Dread,
which he has Zoe sale, arc actually baked IN fhis tern.
ou4 WILLIAM ok.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24
the LOST STAR.

Nils BY Nee Lssdss-
= lishs has gone from yondes sky,
|. A star has isii is sp'.srs
The bsasiiiul-osd do they die
a. la yss bsigta world ss herei
) WIZ, I, !. star l.s.s a ossly pls'
No. few will mis its lovely faSs,
AID nonc think heaven less right!
a. What wers thoss star ut vapAksS enc
Whist mystery was thinss
4 Thy beauty from the east b gone
What was Thy sway and sign!
Wert thou the star of opening youth
And is Il then Tor thre, ~
Is frank slad Thoughts, il stainless truth,
) . So ss'ly cease 10 he
OF hopef-anJ was u Ia express
81 How sooa hope siaks in shadss
Or else ia human lovslinsAL
In sign how will il fadsf
How wss Thy diving like Ne song,
In music 10 lhs last, o
- An echo aung the wiads ssaong.
AMI thou forever past.
as Or didst thou SINK NJ ssrs whose light
The fair moon r~ndsrs vain!
y The res, sbnne forth he next dark night.
n a. riru dds nj .hiae a sin.
Dds, lhvu fade g'adssl from The tins
~ The hra great curse was hui led,
Til lost m sorrow and IN crime,
Star Of our early worids
FsrEoiieu and Departed star!
A Thousand giosies shine
Round the blue miinishts regal car,
Who tn q remembers thineI
esve whes some mournful bard like NO
Dreams over keauty gone,
And IN the tate that waited thee
- Rssds what will be his own.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24
GJBpi>N. IN HIS GARDEN.

ue sat In his own loved bowers,
~ Winnie the summer moons soN light -
Was bathing tue roses and jessanine flowers,
Thai bkon'd tiIouGb the Doon Of night
ms sprf Of nature beniglIiy had bict
Ths seems and the season wth. beauty and rest r.
Dskbpe him a bright ske lay,
And a fruitful valley smiled;
And beyond, In The mconbea'ns eiancing ray,
View the polished glaciers piled;
And the spsendcss o million worlds was lent
Sc ts hee &c Me dark blue drnament.
Ana "a The charm alone,
" visible nature was thers;
Bcs The Minds high triumpbs xnd beaufiss shonp
Va = Bves mose divinely fair
- <ADrs years Of sbour, the patient sngs f.
tRrapiusc Uzed On the perfect page.
80 "a hsssdsn Empires fate,
Ard ths sss az Cnsts line,
I.asssss.ss hs hisp meadlan stn'eS
AR1nekAu npsDidssua tale was told. rFr
49, Vsss ~ eiussrdlAs FURNISHED solo.
s.kss ~ hssI. .sns
81 81: Inc Oh wssu, q AM
UTC>9)ng BmpAs sbed
.us ~ round men. swsa'd.
e4An'nstA 'hs ''s'w q sish
eNtSsss4ss.xEs
tSSsi 100, q ssste, 49,
IskSS ~ issS dwoaesd hi 'brssaf
sEss:sss tee: .! '';;:;s 's'ss.'
ssxsss:SsSs.
AS.stA.s~s ssss.des-Ast-'
~ $3.50 ~ v.ssn - s.ss
5Gn11 - - heu1 sisssf
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24

but sho who angles for q husband may
find too late, that she has gained the
man at the expense of the husbands
confidence in her prin ciples and heart.
- Christian Register.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24
DR.. DAvENPoRT's
PILLS.

u>HEsE Pills are justly esteemed Tor their easy cPe.sas"'
a., a mild. sfe and gentle Medicine, may be takes
night NJ. going to bed without the least trouble or movement be-.
fore mornince-no alter alton Necessary In the diet nor h'ndranes
IN business, hey are accommodated 10 all seasons and ehmstesr
the Increased sale ofihese Pills is deemed a sufficient proof on
mtrted value.
DIR. DAvENPORT's CELEBRATED
EYE WATER.
Which need. only to be used to be highly approved Of fsrsh
sorts Of weak and sore eyes.
WHEATON'S ITCH OINTMENT.
The char acter Of this celebrated Ointment Is SO well sr'b.,
li,hed, a, to need no explanation, for being q pleasant, safe ssdi
sure remedy fi that loathsoms dises.e; Il Is also a certain cure
for all .rupiious OF the skin, aud the salt Rheum. Price SIZE
cents.
n d. Il has been recently aseertained to be . valuable srii
Gle for the cuie Of Chilblains.
WHEATONS JAUNDICE BITTERS,
which NJ so emiuently useful in removing eli jsundies snSe
bilious complaints.
The above is for sale by Dyers l. Msnton, Gushing 4 Hogn
pin, J. 3. Lsrncd 4 Co. George II. Tiiiinghsst, Benjamin A..
Baitey, J.. IL. Mason, Joseph Baieh, j., Duty Greene, W. H.
Taylor. Charles Greene, Arlington L Durroush and j. F.-
Ames, Providence. In Taunton, by ID. Brewer. In Pawtuekay-
by barney Merry, and all the principal Druggists ihroushossS
he United States. Nov. I.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24
sP DYSrLPsxA!Hs
OR INDIGESTION.

VTyHIs prevalent disorder, as ii exhibit. itself in is custom
n AIRY symptoms Of want Of appetite, distressing haiulensies,
~hsart-bufn, pain in the stomach, sick head ache, nausea, vomit-
ing and cosiveness, is now found to yield tothe tried efficacy OF
Dr.. RELIES SPECIFIC,
ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS.
These two preparations combined, constitute an eisasous
remedy for the Dyspepsia even after it has acquired the most
obstinate character, and resisted every effort Of professional
skill. When both medicines are administered in connection
according TO plain and particular directions accompanying
the Pegetahe Specific, they thoroughly cleanse the alimentsry
canal Of that yiscid mucus which is the proximate cause Of the
disorder, and as a tonic and stimulan,, they restore the healthy
action and energy Of the stomach, and strengthen the debiliated
system. The proprietor can also confidently recommend the
Hegeiabie Specific as one ofthe best remedies known for the
Sick Head .7ehe.
Price 50 cents each box. o.
Prepared from The original recipe IN MS. Of the late DR..
w. T. CONWAY, by his immediate successor, and the sole pro-
prietor, Il. KIDDEIi, Of whom il may be had wholesale, with
all the other medicines prepared by the late DIR. Conway) at
his Counting Room, over No. 81, Formerly called M. 70)
Corner Of Court and Ilsnover-straets, Boston, and at retail, by
his special appointment, by JOSEPH BALCH, in. and JOHN
II. MASON K co. Providence; DR. Al p. MOORE, New
port and DR. J. WILLIAMS, Warren.
- Observe that none are genuine without the written sigma
ture Of T. Kidder, on the outside printed wrapper.
u A Large discount made to hose who buy 10 sell again.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24
From the Saturday Eosning Post.

THE CHRISTENING.
See how the ~crscklisS faggois hass
Upon he sn,i,ny hearth.
The Iaup cunts lis sheeriDg rayA
Ana vsisn. dome.tr mirth. - ial II
The sire Is there with joyful heart,
The mother hugs her child
Their manners are unknown TO art,
And pleasure most runs wild!
What make, the fnsso,, brighter burne
What brings the lively smile!
Wblc Peggy gets the fcstal urn,
Aud bubhiix ~aiers bpik--
The father has an infant son.
The mother hugs her child
70. fetch the parson, Ned has run,
And pleasure most runs wild.
Ths person pssies his ru.ty wig ,
Upca hin naked head;
And r,,sping in hs creskisg gig-
Whips al with laughing Ned,
Nov ncsr the ruaics gate they light,
Who hears the rafting Wheels
And scampers out with all his might
To tell the Joy he feels.
Now in the middle Of The rom
The happy GsM,iy stand
The pnnons brow rs clear Of gloom,
Tie child Is In his hand.
He spsh,klcs water on its heod,
He calls IL by lis name
Aud asks Of God tbro' Him that. bled.
To ssncsf.y The same.
Jhsn dow. the circle knscl to pay,
And pray will, heart sincere
Rising again, = la harmless play,
The uptbSr hugs her dear,
rben, asking. grace, they all sit Down.
Glad % the festivs hoard;
The mO,hsr opens wide her gown,
And fscds bee IA ring hoard
On where on earth may greafeEjey,
fban 10 this room be found
The parson blesses his employ,
Aud seems on holy ground!
With JOY n fIl'd the fathers heart,
The mptl,es hugs the child;
Theif manners are unknown TO ant,
Ard pleasure most runs wild.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24

same-the self. same expression Of he
picture. A murmur Of pleased recog-
milton stole from the crowd, whose ut
tention was attracted. Duncan burst
into tears-and awoke. He had been
dreaming Old his easel!
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24

DO you believe in dreams, HelenP
said Duncan, as he led her into the
studio the next day to look at the fin
ished picture. Legendary.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24
POETRY.
rwENrY.TwOs

ssa-r @szsi rvENrY-rwos
n twenty two I'm twenty a~se.
\ u ssosid BE- GLAD t,aRra.
- That I was les . boz
1hsy do ma know how carvItsiy
Their words hive given pain,
To one who-c heart would leap TO BE-
a happy boy again
7 had a light and carsIess hsann
Whcs this brief year bsesn..
s>sk Asd thsn I pny'd thsLI magha b.
~ g.v. and pe.fset man.
The world WIS like q blessed dram.
Mj0yOus coming years-
- ld1d ma know 10 t~ianlines
e. Was han TO wake In t~srA
4 chnnge has on my sdhi come,
am forever sad
The light hls all departed now
Ny early feelings had
md 10 1--we the mornhg grcy,.
Tie ~twllight's quiet deep,
But is@s like shadows on the ssa,.
Upon my ihonghis they creep.
Asdsovs WIS like a holy STAT.
When This brief year WIS YOUNG
AWd my whole worship Of the sky
On one 0wert nav WINS flung
Bat worldly things hive come betwecHr
U.s. y A2d shut q from my sight,
- - Ansssisougfs ibs ssnr shines pureIyyyst,
mourn 10 hidden light.
a~f1i And narne |! { bent to h the kses,
- ~ And bow'dlo Il my Brow
y And Il 10 like q cal upon
- My living spira now
eo- nut whom I pmy'd for buRaing 6ro
~ a q Toiauch the souI ! how'd,
.1s tdtd not know the lightning nash
$3.50 Would CONS 10 such a cloud.
eSa, We sivs ne Joy !! f.e because
sfs>ft Anndher year has fed p
ssss 4 T1mt Z mn farther ffosHymy YOUTH
And nearer 10 The dead2--
=. l. n RAsnz nan GlRAa hUO RAanA ~
rs3 Ny happy boylNod o'erf-.
y 80 Because the visions I have Iov'6
- w. Win visil me no moref
.+h Oh, tell me not that ye nre glad!
~ tesnnot 0niie IL hack;
Pee fJtnd M fiowcr, md seon Nc light
On mAuh.os's weary track.
s~~feNs ny love n Representation deep
And heart and mind sciii on
Dat lovsb flaming by The why.
And fame consumes ere won.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24
DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR THE.
sBP i III -,N


pNEW CASE OF a URE IN i)
"BosroN, NovRnsRa 04us.
SiR,-Tlie Pile Ointment and Eiectuary I lately had oc.
- you has had an excellent ~eaict.--I have bseu tpoub,ecsi
for years with the Piles, and have never found any remedSe
that would compare with yours. The late attack was a Sc
we're one, but the relief was almost immediate. I take rreas
pleasure In communicating this to you, for the benefit of anxs
who may be suffering under so painful a disease. "
T. IL
"MR. KfpprR:, f 49,
TIE original letter may be seen at the Coundse Room,
cfthe Proprietor.
uThe Proprietor Of this Medicine, recommend n with
the fullest confidence, as one OF the most valuable remedies
yet discovered, Tor the cure of the painful and dcbiItatina com.
plant of the Piles. lie deems IL unnecessary TO pubIsh any
tier than the fore going testimonial IN lis favor. Ibis remedy
ms more perfectly answered The purpose Coz which 4 10 m
ended, than any other now in comson use, md sHu0a inv
ediate and permanent RELIEF, both from the dboufes ipelf, q
9 accompanying symptoms Of pain IN the lons, vertigo, bad.
ache, loss OF appetite, indigestion, and other mnfks n 6ehIhy
The remedy is quite innocent, and may he adrnfniaesed IN
all aaes and both sexes. Plain and ample DrecfsNs v1tr n
description Of the complaint accompany each pseksss, which
consists of tro bores, one containing an Oirtmeut, and ths'
other an Eieefnsry.-Prce 81 Zoe bph articles, o. bat so
cents where hut one tny " wnntcd.
- Prepared and sold whDicsaIc, together with the q Con
rap WsdscfRe, by the sofa P~rsvvteforT T.. NfDDER a bA
Counting Room over No, 40, corner Of Cuun and Hanover
streets, and rrtailed by Ms special appointment, by he fl
lowing Druggists. J, BACH and JoHr n. MAsor n Co.
Providence, Dr. A. r. MOORE, Newport, and Dr. J. Will
LIAMs, ws,vrn. 'Tf'
- Observe that none se genuine Without he written se-
nature OF i. kIpDrs, on the outside printed wsppss.
W. large discount made IN those who boy 10 "a sU5a,
Ou4 ~
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

.sD,HIATSrR. gTIO.Y CONVENTION
On Friday last, being the 2S,h oil
Dec the Delegates from the several
counties in the state OF Ohio, chosen
by the friends Of the present Admin
istrai,on of the General Government,
convened 10 Columbus, tor the pur.
pose of forming an Electoral Ticket
for this state. Two hundred and
twenty Delegates attended and an
sweted 10 their name, and DotwIth
standing the extremely bad condition
OF the roads, we learned that there
were but tour or five OF The organized
counties in the state, which were IN
represented in,he Convention
The Convention was organized by
choosing Jeremiah Morrow, esq Pre-
sident, and William Doherty and
Thomas Cowrin. Esgrs. Secretaries
4 very ahle address and resolutions
expressive of the sentiments of the
convention, were adopted with great
aDanimlty
The following Ticket was recon
mended to thG Freemen of Ohio
ADAMS ELECTORAL TICKET.
Jeremiah Morrow, Warren Co
Peter Hitchcock, Geauga.
William Rufin, Hamilton.
James Mcbride, Buller,
Benjamin Waterman, Green.
john Smith, Highland.
Duncan Nc Arthur, Ross
Ralph Osborn, Franklin.
William Kendall, Sciota.
laaac Van Horne, Muskingum.
John Patterson, Belmont.
John Mclaughlin. Jefferson.
William Fogle, Stark
Aaron Wheeler, Ashtabu'a.
Ebenezer Lane, Huron.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

The Essex Historical Society. OF
"hich DR.. Holyoke is President, and
Judge Story Vice President, has vot
ed TO celebrate, on the 5h of Septem
Der next, the two hundred.h anniver
sar, Of the landing OF Gov Endicot,
at Naumkeig. and appointed Messrs
Benjamin PickmsD, Nathaniel Sis
bee, Daniel A White, Levere,t Sal
ton.'a'i. Stephen White, Benjamin
Merrill. George Cleveland. Willard
Peele, Joseph G. Waters, and Joseph
A Peabody, TO be committee OF ar
rangemenss.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10
New ORLEANS, DEC. IL.

Steam Boot Cherokee burnt-The
distressing intelligence of the loss of
the Steam Boat Cherokee by fire,
reached here yesterday evening, by the
Steam Boat Eliza, Captain Sayre, from
Alexandra The c. was proceeding
down Red River, on the 9Th inst on her
way to New Orleans, with a cargo of
upwards of 80 bales of cotton. and a
lot Of hides, when she caught FIRE. just
above the rapids, owing, it was suppos-
ed. to sparks of fire getting among some
pine wood, and was entirely destroyed.
with the exception OF the machinery,
together with Der cargo. We the more
regret this unfortunate occurrence, as
it NAV, perhaps, have deprived may in
dustrious and enterprising citizens,
long with captain Wilson, who. we TN
derstand, was principal owner, of their
little all.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

II is somewhat singular, that the
deleterious ette is Of an article so gen
Grail, in use as charcoal, w hen burned
ID confined places, should 10, be bet
ter known aud gnai ded against Re
peaied are the instances OF tn loss OF
life, from this cause, which are uotic
ed in the papers, YET numerous as are
the fatal results, il has so far failed in
rendering persons more cautious III
The Use of this convenient rnstesial tut
fire Some two weeks since, a yes
sci from Salem county was oysteril g
in Delaware Bay, and in the evening
one OF the person. on board, Zehuion
Somers, light d a charcoal fire in tho
cabin, aud laid himself dow n TO sleep,
short time after another oflhe hand
went into the cabin with The same in
tent, and after ling some time, and
feeling the oppressiveness of the air OF
the room, without knowing the cause,
he got up and went on deck. After Il
short time he returned TO the cabin
with light. and found poor Summers
q corpse! The deceased was a res
pectabIe man, and has left a wife and
TWO children 10 mourn this unlocked
for afilicliun.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10
NOaFOLK, Jan |.

nv 5 UI \, UdU I.
FaTlg Asparagus - Sese. al stalks
of this delightful vegetable, the grow h
If me present season, some Of them
eiX or seven inches long md ahout the
'ourlh of an inch diameter, were sent
o US on SUNDAY last. They are the
production OF a garden in Ports
mouth. We do not remember ever
hcfore 10 have seen Asparagus so early
ia December.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

Mr.. Webster, Of the Senate, has left
this city for New York. where, we re
gret to learn, his lady continues seri
ously i'll of the indisposition which over
took her whilst on the road from Bos-
ton to this city. Mr.. WIS own health
elso is said to be very delicate.
Nal. Incl
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

Enterprise - MIR Samuel L B,r
ton, OF SherlryshurG, Hua'i' gdon coun
ty, Pa. is endeeyoHrlng to make up d
company, for visiting the Rocky Mouo
tains. and Iradlug with the ludlal S,
in the north western territory.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

Ludwell Watts, who resisted the
Shirts entrance TO his prison on the
day appointed for bis execution, was
hung at Butts Cnurt House. George
on the ooh ulsimo He was starved
into submission.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

n family of Snakes A gentle
man of North Kingston informs us.
sa, the Providence Patriot, that, on
the 18th inst two persons went snake
bunting. and having arrived at place
where they kne W they resorted during
The warm season, they dug about w o
and half feet below the surface
when they came TO a large knot O
black snakes which they very drxte
rously snaked from their hiding place
and continued diging further TIL they
discovered another knoi, which they
also quickly dislodged from their
winter quarters. The whole family
numbered 10, and they were from 2
feet inches TO 8 fee, 10 inches in
len,h, and their average length abou,
4 | 2 feet, making collectively ser
pentine line o 315 feet. TIL entrance
TO the snake settlement was discovered
in October last, hy ihe same two
persons, who, al thai time, destroyed
i3 Of their number, which, uncon
scious of their enemy, man, fell be
meath his weapon. The den Wa
situated near the Devils foot Rock;
and perhaps more appropriate place
could not have been selected as re
traaf 4or snch a fantilv
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

A Formidable Weapon. Mr. Fordyce
Rugg,es, OF Hard wick, is said to have
invented Percussion Pistol, the bar
rel So inches long, with which he killed
Is turkeys, set up singly at the dis.
lance OF 30 rods, holding the pistol at
arms leng b. alr. r. must bs some
thing OF shot
Tue legislature of Ohio is composed
OF l06 members, sc in the senate and
~ 10 'hc low er house. OF the sena
tors, n0t one is a native OF the State
and Of the representatives, only two
wcre born in OHIO There are Of ,ht
to'h houses, IS attorneys, and So lar
irtrs.
or 'ha Members 81 are natives Of
Praas1 l}ania and % are natives Of the
New England states.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

A party OF bon UiUantS, who re
Gently dihed at a celebrated tavern,
after having drank an immense quaa
tty of wine, rang for the bill. The
bill vas accordingly brought, bot the
amount appeared so enormous to ont
of the company, mot quite so far gone
as the rest.l that he stammered out, It
gas impossible So many bottles couid
have been drank hy sever persons -
Tue s;r. replied Bomlacc. 'hul your
'"o' c'~oets he ,hree gentlemen un
der the table
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

We mentioned day or two since,
that the House of Representatives. OF
the state of Georgia, bad nominated
Vim. II Crawford as a candidate tor
the Vice Presidency, at the ensuing
lection. We learnt, yesterday, that
the Senate refused to concur 10 the 10
nination, not deeming it advisable to
make any nomination for that office.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

This day the water will be turned
from the s huylkill Company's Canal,
and the navigation closed for the pre-
sem season Ii has been about nine
mon'hsin operation this year, and the
amount Of commodities hlch il has
tioated to market is immense, Offering
10 ITS enterprzlng managers and the
stockholders prospect OF soon turning
The capital invested to handsome per
cenIage.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-17
Two Slaves for sale.

WILL be sold for cash. at Public AUCTION, in
w front of the Courthouse door in Mar
tinsburg. Berkeley county. Va. on the i1,h day
of August next (being the first day of August,
court,) TWO NEGRO MEN; one was com.
mItted 10 the Jail of the said county on the 28ah
day OF August last, as runaway slave, and soli
by order of the county court of Berkeley; the
said negro says be was sold TO Southern trader
BY the name of Wiggintoo, and that he made
his escape from him this side Of Stsunton--the
other 10 mulatto man. whose name is unknown;
he was committed 10 the Jail, and sold by order
of court. PETER GARDNER, TAILOR
july IL, 1923
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-17
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AUCTIO.N.-TO-.HORROH.
MARSHAL'S SALE.

l. URSUAST 70 decIetal order OF the supe-
rior court OF chancery,a at Winchester, pronounc-
ed and rendered the 9th day of December,
1897, in two cases depending in said court
John Kennedy and wife. plaintiffs, sgsius, John
Lyle and others. defendants, and Robert M.
Daniel and wife, plaintiffs, against John, Lyle
and Others defendants, will be sold on FRI
dag. the losh day Of July nsrf, on the premises.
he tract OF land ne ar Martiasburg, in the county
OF Berkeley, now held and occupied by John
Lyle, containing about i8l acres, being part
OF the land devised to him by his kher John
Lyle, decd. Terms of sale, one fourth cash,
and The balance payable in three instruments.
on credit OF six, twelve and eighteen months
from the day of sale; bonds with security and
sdeed oftrnst on the premises sold to be given
BY the purchaser to secure the credi, payments
G w. SEWERS. M.W.C.D.
June 10, 1923. ctds.
Iassent to the above sale. JOHN LYLE