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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-27

0t-Tho' Richmond Wing mentions. that .
Committee Of the Virginia House Of Roprosen-
tatives have reported a bill for tho call ofthe
Conyention, which will probably be adopted
and the principles Of which must inevitably
defeat tho objects proposed by the measure.
II Gxss the number Of four ~delega,es for each
congressional district, and provides that the
election shall take place along with tho slec-
ton Of members Of the General Assembly, in
April ncxt-that ffeehe'dsrs only. shall vote
for members Of the Convsntion-and that the
convention shall meet during the ching
summer at the Capitol.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-27

a5-The Richmond Compiler mentions. tina,
Mendum, who was under the sentence Of death
for the murder Of Mosby. and was TO have
been executed in a few days, committed sui
eide in priron, IN Chesterhsld co. Another
prisoner. whitsford. who was 10 be hanged
vith him. and ~ss conensd in the came room
.sds an attempt at the same fine on HE own
Iifs, snd i was vsty doostAI whether he would
~recsvsi from the deep wounds 10 made with q
rssss On his ihsest. = fellow prisoner who
aitsnpssd 10 pesvsss .thsss shocking dssds
vss !esssst 80 shees'sHsd ~ 'hs wsssbsd
aUa.s FEs@ =
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-27

CLINroN BAHK.-It 10 proposed to petition
the Legislature Of New.York the ns1t session,
Tor . Bank with a capitslof VI millions. al
lowing q bonus OF % 1000 dols. TO The heirs Of
Dewitt Clinton, and $4,000 10 the heirs Of
Robert Fulton. The stock 10 TO BE- in shares
Of the nomiasl value Of 100 ddlls. each. They
ara 10 b bid for ct auction. and the premium
a. which IL nay be sold over 100 dolls. 10 TO
accumulate In . fund for Ten years. and then
be applied to the ovphss Asylum in The city Of
Nsw.Ysrk.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-27

1t is proposed in Baltimore, to form a socie-
ty for the relief Of decayed and impoverished
merchants. by which the sufsrings and trials
Of many individuals and families Of respecta-
bility, education and worth, might DO assisted
TO rise from painful circumstances. 10 which
the fluctuations in commer cial affairs, some
times expose q portion Of the community.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-27

W-A Calcutta paper mentions that a har-
bour, which promises to be worry valuable, has
been discovered by the Marine Surveyor of In
dia. among the KaIugyouk Islands. about thir-
~ miles south Of Amherst. It will furnish q
secure shelter TO vessels during the southwest
Monsoons.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-27

drThs celebrated Miss wrigh, has been
lecturins on owenIsm and Atheism, to crowd
ed audisnces in St. Louis. and is now at LOU
isville on the same business. II 10 stated in the
Cincinnati papers. that she intends to visit the
East in tho course Of next summer.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-27

SUDDEN CHANGE OF 0rNIoN.-The Ed
tor Of the American, as will be seen by the
following extracts, believes in the old adage--
"a wise man sometimes changes his opinions
but q fool never does :"
CMRrsrMAs BELL.-In behalf Of many
sufferers, NO respectfully beseeeh the wardens
Of 81. Johns Ckurch-to cause tho ringing Of
the bell an Christmas night to be dispensed
sDith. Ringing i. an hour IN the evening. and
an hour. after sun-rse, Is certainly sufficient ia
remind us Of the event, and to revive early as
sociaiions. Further than this it 10 a nuisance,
and most objectionable cruelty towards the
sick and infrm in the neighborhood. Besides,
q gang Of idle boys are collected. who pass
the night in all improper manner I; and altoge-
thor, the evils are So great, and the practice
30 useless, that we cannot believe It will be
persisted in this ysar.- american Of Iuesddy-
0otThero 10 certainly as much reason fol
preventing tho ringing Of the BELL the night be-
fore Christmas, a. there was Tor putting a stop
to the tolling Of bells at Funerals. The for.
mer. we verify believe, has been a much great
or nuisance 10 tho sick than the latter ever
was.-American Of Tuesday.
CHRIsrMAs BELL.-We listened in vain on
Christmas eve for the merry sound Of the Bell.
which has announced the event, with this sx'
ception, ever since il was promoted to its pres
eni exalted station. There 10 really a void with
out the chime Of the bell on Christmas Eve
Our complaint was directed only against III
ringing after the hour Of repose. but owing
we, understand, to the sickness Of some per
Sons in the neighborhood, it was not rung al
oil. 1t strikes us that to have rung the bell q
short time in the evening could not have been
any moro annoying than the ordinary ringing
on Sund,y.-.ameriean Of Friday.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-27

W-SucAR rBoM WATER MrLoNs.-A
Charleston paper mentions that it Is suspected
that Sugar can be very easily produced in that
state, from the Water Melon. which grows
there in great perfection. The landlord Of .
public house IN the interior, is said to have made
all the Sugar he used, from Melons Of his own
Yaisinu
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-27

Z; e. tLs Bsraskirs kAsshsaa iAss dssssibss
the eontsnisness Of travelling in the eastern
States 5:
"A lofty srcbsd bridge, supported mostly.
by the svaporations Of the river, by air. and
rotten timbsrs. metr'fally suspended there 10
drown people. in order to prevent their beng
dashed 10 pieces elsewhere. Several small
bridges and patches OF dag uays, 100 nume-
rous to mention, where the distance betN cen
you and death varies from one to four inches"
There 10 too much truth in these remarks Of
our brother Of the American. Most OF our
country bridges are out Of repair; and 1t 10 abb
~solutely as much as q mans life 10 worth TO
cross them. There 10 one in harrington, which
ought to be and will be indicted the next Inn
the Grand Jury got together.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-27

HproRr or GEoaorA.- We are grati6ed
% learn. shst tho Rev. Mr.. Bessmsa, ef Ebe-
nsxss, he cent 10 Halle. IN Germany. for doc
urnssts ssjatisg 70 the ssrss hisiery efthis Stale
ed Il 10 n4rs eAsa probable that they wia be
received sssssAIsg 10 the request whick has
~ snosuesn6. - tbst sshsii stsiI svsnis,
- evs1so1 wth . fsithfsl sssoust of the
(hlt5Sua06nmpe - bseN ;-Ist shs-othss demon.
tpsetsss q eospDs ~shsssgbssf Tho State. bury
~ ssUtsA 49,, sAg--ssss~"sA essr-
<nhfro,Ah. sssw P~ssassSia11 fcsJssen-
Sss;sss,3 49,, !: E: : =.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-27
The Christmas lish, ], burning bright,
In many q village panel
And many a tavern rings tonight
With mauy q merry strain.


Should tho many dancing parties which the
Christmas and New.Year holiday, bring To-
gcthcr in the town and the country around US,
occasion an artificial earthquake, the wonder
~ould not be wondrous. The united muscular
strength Of city beaux and country ycomsnry,
seems TO centre in heel and toe on these occa.
sions. and The general spiri, Of the system de-
s~cending from top to base, moves the multitude
to enact sundry capers, and perform divers
svolptions. in proof Of a light body and light
heart--in proof Of an annual gludness. which
the bracing DIR of a northern winter, and the
consciousness Of another year Of life we'll spent,
never fails 10 create.
The present season appears to be a now era
in The history Of dancing. Old performers have
renewed thor ago and their taste. nnd Il count
less number Of now ones havo sprung up to
take their first double shuttle, and make their
first chase into fashionable life. For the last
two or three weeks our Office has been crowd
ed with applicants for ball tickets, of every
age, sex and denomination, from the girlish
matron Of forty, 10 tho master Of fifteen
from the farmer whose sinews appear neve.
to have yielded to the magic Of the viol, 10 the
dandy whose back is whalebone, and whose
legs are supplc-jack; all animated with the
same dosire. and all glowing with the same
hope. We would think old B,cchus had infus-
ed a portion Of his spirit into tho whole COM
munity, and was determined to shake every
joint in chris endom; that his godship had TAX
EN- the full command for a season, that the
world might laugh and DO merry and know no
care. Not many days ago, a hearty looking
son Of labor. made his appearance in tho count.
ing-roo'n Of tho Cadet. and applied for a hun.
drcd or two Of ball tickets. He had a taste
Of his own, he said, and wanted something 10
that were making their way over tho country,
and moreover lie wanted something original
he WOULD like some kind Of a verse. but then
there woro so many people nowadays who
made miserable verses, that he hardly dared
to trus, any ono with their composition. We
took our pen and patiently waited for his dc.
tstion; he seemed puzzled, scratched his head,
looked poe,ical, ani finally out with q couple,
for his ticket:
@when this you zee,
Remsmbsr ne"
We assured MIN that 90 far a. our knowi-
edge wont. this ives purely original. both in
idea, measure and sentiment; and truly wo
were nsvor more sincere in our lives. The de-
sired ~"cerss" was put where no wished Il, and
tho author departed. sppsren'ly well p~lssssd
with his ~pOs.ical powers. This b but one Of
. number Of similar visits which we have had
during the prsssnt season. and VI only pen-
ton Il Cor the purpose Of showing the variety Of
tsstes which Ill Of our profession hsve 10 suit;
the Macy classes We bav. to deal with. eorrss-
posdins in views and IDEAS with every one.
But shsr ILL. dancing, " not carried 10 en-
ess', 10 a. inss-ss. smussmest. Notwah
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11
.Fttnalf ata0t,ttn
WHTS institution will be 49,

EVILS institution will be opened
I'll der the direction Of VIZ. J. ~. 60
the LIST of the ensuing month. and i, i 4 =
PIE Cha, al sPpl'sa.,ons for admission, during
of the second week Of the term. In ,ha sau
nary will be taught all the mes, useful br.s,s1-
Of female education; and particular a,. s"ss res
taken tina, the pupils not only learn, b,, ~
they shall undeystand what they Learn. To Or
biography, orthoepy correc, reading. v.sn-
iiesl writing and speaking. (be:ng he G,nss
mentals OF a proper snd judIcions educst;as
strict attention viii be given by each n,rI
Those Who are fitted. by previous study wa,
De instructed IN The Latin language, anciens sna
modern geography, history, Composition IA
such mathematical studies IS may be reo..ss
Strict regard will be pad TO the correei de-,
ment and manners of the pupils ard sn.s
endeaSouss tor heir improvement and n,es
cIency IN their studies as to merit the patronage
of The pubic
Mart rshtrp. Aug 2o-2t.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11
MARSHAL,s SALE.

nBEDlENr to a decreetat order Of the
~ Winchester Chsncery Court, pronounced
The 14th day OF December, 1897, in a suit de.
pending IN said court
John ShsrPSrd, PIN.
AGAINST
Robert M'Farland and others, Deft's.
shall sell On Monday the 18th day Of Octo
Der next, before the Cour, House door III the
town Of Bath, Morgan county, a tract Of land
situate in SAID county, fous OF five miles from
SAID town, being the same which belonged to
the defendant Robert M'Faflrnd, and which he
conveyed in ltust TO Henry A. byrne Terms
Of ale: one third Of the purchase money TO be
pad in cash; the balance ,n two equal payments
one ia six months. the other in nine months,
the purchaser to give bond and good security
for the credit payments, and the land TO remain
liable for the same, The sale will take place
between 70 asd 5 O'Clock
G W. SEWERS, NJ w. c. ID
Sept Or one Of his Deputies
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11
Stray COW.

from the com.
mons of Martinsburg, some ten
days ago, a RED MULEY
cow, ..as little or no white a
bout her-marked with a half
crop in one of her ears, { (which,
not recoliected was in good
order. | will give a reward of
Two Dollars TO any person who
may return said Cow to me
flushing on EUans
C,rEamhar
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11
Portray.
From the Bactelgrs JaariaL
CORPORAL rRtNf's ADVICE TO THE
PRINTER.
PRINTER.


INV he printer, said NY uncle Toby,
Is a poos devil,' r~rjoned i--Trisf ShGady.
Toby, > is true, the printers NE
Is one Of toll. ard care, snd stsite,
Nth many : rub snd hifi
10 please vs. ~ 81 surely tries,
But ahat wah ,tutb nd ~hai With lies,
lie never makes A. IT,.
The printers dle1-oh! hsrduis IS,
To, hus endure 'he weekly quiz
On efforts of hrs peu;
The printer $50 one eau forgive,
The ptntsr cannot SIN and I've
Tie cannot please AL men.
For an he works; yei ten TO one,
l'hst IN the end ne p'esses nohe,
AID only makes u verse;
Whene'erh he thinks 10 ease Be hnds
lie cannot sait the many n'ind',
Bu, onIy gets a curse!
I've seen, when on a hurried day,
lie gels a note, but cannot stay
To pore its contents Ger;
He throws IL IN the common mat,
Tae ,ypcs are set SIS soon Ia print,
Aud he gets damn'd tbe more.
Nor is ID : ais piece he'll had,
Which p,v asses m.shtiiy his mini
Tie thinks 1t must go down.;
lie puts Il IN, but 10 his cost,
nla rsckon'd there wi;boet his host
Hes dsmn'd all over town!
The pretty maid with pouung lip,
Turns DER the pspet, thence 70 SIP
4 draugh, from Hymen's place;
Bat all ,he luekless printer then
Has hli'd his sheets 20 please The men;
II. loses AnnA's grscel
Az other times, the parry man,
W,rh specs on nose, siis down TO scan
The paper for its ire,
To search tor libels, jeers, and scoffs,
He fnis none where, MS specs sse of
The weekly's IN the IRE!
with honest Trim, | freely say,
were / a printer of this day.
I'D write to please msself
I'd ne'-r give up my grounG Tor sught,
Retracs a line. = words thought,
For all their psltry Fsi!!
3, none's caprice would lbe sway'd.
Their whims should never hurt my trade,
~ Daser ss We an inch;
Pd mark ne out a line to take,
Nor follow IN anotAef's wake.
However hard the pinch.
.yyssif I'd plesse-l would nat bend,
Cor uption's course to defend,
AS ,aodern printers seem;
An independent course I'd plead,
And could ! not IN this succeed,
I'd freely kick the Dean!
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11

E1truetJ from tie BY larps Of he Chesapeake and
0h,o Camel Company.
SECTION yin
1.-THE President and Directors Oh the Compa
ny shall designate the Banks within tue District
Of Colombia, wlth,n which the funds ofthe Com
pany shah be deposlted; ant whenever any mo
uey shah bepsyaoie 10 Tho Company IN pursa
suce % any caIiupon the stockholders, or on any
other account, the person from whom he same
IS due, shall make payment to the Cashier, or
other proper officer, Of any one oftbe Banks so
designated the hcale of payment by such
Cashier or officer delivered 10 the Treasure,
shall be rect'vedby HIM as evidence Of payment
and authorize I,m to ppss his receipt"
y. 80. 2o. 1893 -tSN
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11
CAnH ~

The highest price, in cash, will be
given for 10 ar - LIKELY YOUNG
NEGROES, of either sex, from 10 to
% years Of age.
wish also to purchase a FAMILY
OF NEGROES want them for my
individual service. aud not for trade.
For information, apply to John Nc
Cleary, jr. M~artinshnrg.
MERIT WILLIAMS.
Sept. d -St@
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11

rious others. The trunk, while it is csra-
plstely impenetrable, is lighter than the
ordinary trunk. We really think that
editors Of papers would benefit the pub-
lie by toe notice of this invention, whist
they would assuredly serve a very wor-
thy citizen, by contributing 10 bring bis
valuable invention into immediate use
I'm Farmsr
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miscellaneous.
ao,A ,aD >>b ELLEN

E.Ou AaD Nj ELLEN
s,gis but a tomo where all must Size /;
Change which to al must come
A Car,aia which Der all mus spread
liz deee, unfathomed gloom!'
II was m the SUMNER oi lS-that j
Jeff. early in the morning The busy
wharves of Albany, in the steam bort.
for N-w York Il was m the 'lrafy
mon,h of June and nature was dress
Ell ia the rsch gartnture OF summer
For myself I was in ecstasy; 1 was
ever an admirer OF nature, and in DO
place in America IS she seen IN such
alternate wlidness, sweetness, anr
tranquil beauty, as along the banks OF
the majestic Hudson FTtothe South,
Blending witnt the pure sapphire of the
sky. lay the Immense CatekiIl- little
valages-sloping woodlaRds-pretry
farm houses, and snug country-seats,
lired the verdant shore we were pass
ing, aud smiled oct 10 all their beauli
fui dressrs, beneath the influence of a
morning sun, sud a c~londless sky Bot
gwhy should | attempt to describe
w hat others have described SO much
better before mc?:-The genius IS
Washington Irving ia throwna charm
over the scenery Of the HUDSON, IN his
inlmi.able Sketch Book, and IT is my
advice, that It The reader has not peru
sed this work Of our highly gifted
countr, man, he should forthwith nut
hmselfiu possession of the same. But
70 return 10 my subject, | was no, a
lone in my admiration of those besuti
fol scenes through winch | vas pass
ing; and among those | noted as the
most enthusiastic in their expressions
of qualification, were a young married
coupie-all lie and gaiety, and hap
piness. The young man stood with
his fair, youthful companion upon his
arm, reconuoitering the shores with
bis telescope, and pointing ou, Objects
OF interest to his fond, confiding wife -
"Loek yonder Ellen" said the young
man affectionateiy, as we were
ing along the broad expanse of the
TappaanZe, show should you fancy a
dwelling in that little spot, where
those willows, lie dropping over the
water, with that little red rooted white
house IN The rear of that green sloping
lawn? Is it not delighiiuI;7 The re
ply was made IN a low tone, as she
looked Up seeetiy in his face,--"Wth
4ou my dear Edward, l could be
happy any where-but how happy we
could live in such a quiet, beautiful spot
as this" "J~ustlook," added she, lay
ing her white hand on his arm, sat
the gentle slope bark of the garden,
aud that silver stream that meanders
aleng into The river" While they
standing. leaning against the low.
W bite railing of the Steam Boat, enga
ged ia earnest conversation, | turned
to look at some object of interest an the
opposite shore, and was lost for a mo
ment 10 silent contemplation OF The ]
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11
july 30, 1923.

July 30, 1928.
NOTICE is hereby giveo, that an insta'ment
~ Of two dollars per share on every share of
Stock in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
pany, is required 10 be PAID an the Sd day OF
October next: and a tuFlher instaiAen, Of two
dollars per share on the sd day OF November
next, a further iDstalment Of Two dollars and a
halt per share on The Sd day OF d. ceaioer nexi.
a further mstsiment OF two dollars and a halt
per share on the Sd day of Jauusry next; a Iur.
Their sum Of two dollars and a half per share on
tue Sd day OF February next; and a far er sum
of two dollars and a Daif pc E eharoon the 81 day
of March next; which instruments mustbe paid
to the credit ofthe Che sapeake and Ohio Canal
Company, 20 the Cashiero or o.her proper officer
OF either Of the following Banks, viz:
The Branch of the Bank Ut The u. Statas, a,
WashiBgton.
The Bank OF Washington, at Washington,
The Farmers and Mechanics BsUk,aA .eorge
town,
The Bank of Alexandria. at Alexandra,
The Hagerstowf Bank, in Hagers,o~n, Ma
ryianc; and
The Branct, OF The Valley Bsrk, at Charles
town, Virginia.
BY order OF the President and ire ctors:
JOIN p UNCLE,
Clerk ot ne c. and o.. Canal Co
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11

" HthHL1 IND Oh otLE.-I4t5A
v OF land iorme, y belonging 30 the late Mr.,
Rawieigh Morgan, advertised by ne for sale
on the Tab July last, no, having been sold, I
wIll sgaIn offeT IT. or as much OF i, as may be
Sufficient, for sale at public auction, for cash,
before the Couf;-iouse door in Mar,insbutg. on
Monday The l3th day of ,octeber next, being
court day
This sale win be made by v;rue of a trust
deed OF Nr. Morgan, bearing Date on the l9th
DAY OF November, 1922, now ofrecord in the
county court of Berkeley, for the propose OF
d'scharging a debt therein mentioned due to
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of George
town. The tract IS stated in the deed 10 con
tain about 49A acres. 1t lies near The Swan
ponds IN this county, and is not inferior in fer
Utility, 1t IS believed. to any lands m it.
am authorised by the Bank to state that an
arrangement rnsy be made with it by which the
purchaser can have a credit there, for a conside-
reb'e time, equal to the amount of The debt
due to the bank.
PHILIP C. PENDLETON.
August z, 1828.--tds.
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PsIcE or TICKETS
Hhoie S3-HaT 81 So Qadrier IS cts.
TTPrompt attention will De giyen by the
Msnae ers to the commands of distant adven 8
tuyers and al official account OF tue drawing
Will be forwarded. Tree from expense, ippedi.
stely upon ITS event.
Prize tickets in former lotteries received as
cash.
IAN letters 10 be postpaid and addressedto
YATES x MAN iYRE, Manage,
aug. IA Vase ngtfso Cit " =.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11
Office ofthe chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co.
WAsHINGroS, AuO 9. 1898.
NOTICE.
Sept4

OHfi ~ ft $3.50 @ 49,
WAsHINGros, AVG 9, 1898.
NOTICE.
DROPOSALS VIII be received at this office,
l. between the list Il i'm days Of Oct. nexf,
add at he town Of LeeSburgh, Loudoun Co. Va
from the l7th to The Goth days of October
inclusive, ter the excavation, embank meni. .end
waihne Of ABOUT u mics of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, ~ half mile sections, extend.
ing from The mouth of Seneca Greek to The cas-.
tern base of HE Catoc'in Mountain.
And, at The same time and places, proposals
will be reoe,,ed for building e locks on the
l,nc Of the Canal, between the Little Fails OF
Potomac and The Catoctin msuntain; and also,
for the masonry of such ~squeducts, cuiyerts,
dams and ~.weirs; aud Tor such road and
farm bridges rs may DC ound necessary on this
portion at the Canal.
The forms of proposals. for the above, will
be ready for distribution by the !st OF October,
No proposals will be received at Washington
after the i7't, nor at Leesburgh after sun set
on the 20ih October, and the Contracts viii be
declared and entered INTO at Leesburgb, as soon
after the goth October as practicable.
Contractor Who are not known to this Com.
pany are expected to enclose letters Of recon
mekdstion with Their proposals, which should
be addressed post paid. by the writer. TO
JOAN p INGLE,
Clerk Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co
Sept 90oct.
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M RANSOM announces TO his friends and
W. customers, as well as TO the farmers
generally, that his MILL near Martinsburg, is
now in complete order for the reception of al
kinds OF Grain; he wishes TO purchase a large
quantity of WHEAT. and will at all times, pay
the In hest price in Cash for that article, if de
livered at his SAID Mil His grindipg custom
trs will always be promptly Accommodated viii,
Flour in exchange for their Wheat. at the usu
al rate Of a barrel of SUPERB u for every 300tbs.
OF that which, is'good and merchandise; or have
II ground separately as they may desire; and in
All cases, ne will stand the inspection of the
Flour he manufactures at any market to which
1t NAV be sent.
Union Mills, aug 14,-tf.