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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-01

& ness, and commenced the Flour Trade,
offers for sale GENEsEE and HowARD-sTREET
FL o U R, of a superior quality, for family use.
Also, other kinds of good quality and less price,
all of which will be sold as low as can be bought
elsewhere. o. All persons indebted for Bread
are called on for settlement.
ELISHA FLAGG.
Worcester, June "a.
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FOR SALE,

a VALUABLE Farm, known by the name
"a of the La1oton Farm, situated one mile
south of the Meeting House in Hardwick, con-
taining about one hundred and thirty acres of
excellent Land, with convenient Buildings and
in good repair. A liberal time for payment
will be given to the purchaser. For further
particulars, inquiries can be made of the sub
scriber on the premises
JOHN LAYTON.
May 81 6w*2I
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Ne,U Store and NeaU Goods.
HENRY M. SKIES &, 90

BEHAVE removed to the new Building be-
Il tween the Worcester Bank and Banis-
ter's Tavern, and are opening for sale, recently
received,
DRY GOODS, CROCKERY s. GLASS
WARE, W. l. GOODS q GROCERIES.
1t is their intention to keep general assort-
mcnt of the above Goods, and from the benefit
of having partner in New York and Boston
most of the time, to take advantage of those
markets, shall be enabled, they hatter them
selves, to offer Goods on terms that cannot be
otherwise than satisfactory. If April |.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-01

Coughs, Asthmas, and Consumptions'
TENhE Public are respectfully informed
z that ANDERSON'S COUGH DROPS and
PICTORIAL POWDERS have from an exten.
si'e use for nine years past, proved themselves
to be one OF the most valuable emedes ever vet
discovered for the cure OF Coughs Colds and other
affections of the breast and lungs leading TO Con
sumptions. Thousands have experienced the
happy effects of this Healing Balsam, and MANY
OF the highest responsibility have voluntarily
given certificates some Of which will accompany
each Bottle that will satisfy every unprciuiicetI
mind that The most extraordinary and unexpected
cures have been performed by the use of this
medicine in cases of long standing, where the
most skllful Physicians had given them M as
hopeless Scarcely a case of Colds Coughs. Pain
in the side, difficulty of breathing, want of slecn
arising from debility, or even seated consump.
tions, but may be relieved by timely use of
this Healing Bassm. Each Dollar Bottle of this
medicine contains about 40 doses, which proves
them to be cheap medicine considering their
virtues.
NEW CERTIFICATES.
In the spring Of 1918, Mr.. Elezer Harris q
man who had abored for me occasionally for
more than year, was violently seized with an
affection OF the lungs, accompanied BY a tight try
cough, frequently unable to raise any thing for
nearly hall an hour. and then, most commonly
blood His cough was so severe and ipcessant
and his strength left him to that degree that he
was wholly unable to labor. friend of nine
and my self procured for him one bottle of Ander.
sons Cough Drops. BY taking which. in about
three weeks lie was so far rest ored rs to be able
to perfGrm his usual labor. GA1us STERn1Ns
HHsddle, Feb. 49, 1928.
!, Robert Kidney, of Rochester, Monroe coun-
~, y. y, do hereby certify that for a long time
was'so reduced by an affection of the lungs
attended with pain in the breast. difi.uItv of
a Aya bat g., 4
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NOTICE.
DEXTER LIME

a CONSTANTLY for sale by my Agent.
~ SETH ADAMS, Jr, in Providence, and a,
the Canal in Smtbiicld, seven miles north of
providence. No Dexters first quality Lime
warranted by me, unless branded John Dexter.
Dextcr's first quality. JOHN DEXTER
Smthfeld, May 6. on,Ia
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-01

WHE.HIO.V'S J.fU.N'DICE BTTTERS.
which are so eminentIy useful for removing ali
JaundIce and Bilious complaints. The public are
informed that by recent arrangement made with
J Wheaton, the genuine Btters will hereafte err be
offered with J. ID. stamped on the lid, and Direc.
tons signed by j. DANIEL, instead of ]. Whea.
ton, as formerly. Price 81 l.2 cents.
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H4NOR the cure of the Itch, and all Cuta-
.a neous Eruptions Scorbutic Affections. Salt
kheum, Poisons. Chilblains, and other impurities
OF the Skin. OF Price 2s cents box.
.1ISo,-CL1Y'S STO.N.4CH BTTTERS.
Tor alicomplaints ofthe Stomach, Flatulence. and
Indigestion. Price 25 cents a box.
Also. Gent!emen's and Ladies' Pearl Tooth
Powder. Price rs cts. ~"
IL eolh ny J. Robinson, and by J. Green & Co.,
Worcester-EI. Sargent, Lciccster-J. s. S. d.
Spur, Charton-Town Y Sigourney, Oxford
baldwin K Bigelow, Dudley, and in some storein
almost every town in the New England States.
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WATER LIME,

OR CONNECTICUT CEMENT,
HI7OR Canals, Mill Dams, Cisterns, Sewers
Il or Drains, Watts and Reservoirs Of all kinds,
and for Hydraulic Works generally, maniac.
tured by r. Mower & Sons, Berlin, Comm
Recommended by the Engineer, Directors, and
Masons, &c, of the Pennington Canal. Just
received and for sale in large or small uuanti-
ties, by ANTHONY CHASE,
Ccntlal-street, head of the Canal
Worcester 9Th mo. IL
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WHEATON'S
ITCH OINT.ME.NT

NNHE character of this celebrated Oint-
- ment stands unrivalled for being safe, spec
dy, and certain cure for that losthsome disease ;
also Tor all kinds of Pimples on the Skin like.
wise valuable article for the Salt -Rheum and
Chilblains- 81 1.2 cents
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-01

Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, June Ii, 1923
To the Heirs IF RACHEL HowLAND, late Of Spen.
Ger, in sid Co7eay, deceased, and to oil Others
concerned IN The Estate OF said deceased,
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Once, June 49, 1879.
To the WIDOW and Heirs Of SETH PRATT, late Of
Barre, an said County, deceased, and to all others
concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
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NKEEI ING.
NOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
n see f) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day in August next, at ten Of the Clock before
neon, to show cause why the Instrument which
pnrports to be the last Will and Testament of
sad deceased should not BIG approved and you
will be heard thereon
2i* NATH'L. PAINE, J. Prob.
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CARPETINGS,

a GOOD assortment just received, and wi
"a be sold lower than usual, by
June II. II. NJ. SKIES E, 20
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20

PerfumIng the vallies,
Entwining the bowers,
Ger beds of sweet roses
The zephyrs may fly,
And breathe on each flow'ret
The same balmy sigh.
In loneliness bending,
Beneath the rough blast.
Your gentle forms raising.
When danger is past
Shining on! shining on!
Like Hope, ye appear,
First flowers of the sprlng-tume,
Bright gems of the year.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20
{. rs BEING"

SCENE Mfrs .M-Phills is the pot boiling'
PhH's-Why, Mssus, what shockin grammar you talk :!
you should say, is de pot being boiled.
Mrs M--Why Phils, where did you learn this sort
of GRAMMAR
Phhis-o, oddy! Missus wy Mr. Cato CuHy he talk it,
ana Sambo Cesar he talk it ooand all de gemmen talk it,
Strange, Missus you shoud'n understan it fore yet
Mrs MI learnt different sort of grammar in my youn-
days. and attey have had many things attend
That hav'nt had time to think of the mode.
Phahs-O la! every body talk days, Missus--dat
is, mean all the gentee folk. Wy should blush like any
ting to be cached saying, de pot boiling, foe Cato Cu
or Sambo Caesar, or any other gemman should aid my
market spolt foreber.
Mrs M-You havnt looked yet to whether the pot
was boiling
PhaHs-What again. do wish, Aissus, you would say,
is being boiled
Mrs M--Well look to the pot now, and then 90 down
cellar and see IT the beer is working
Phtts-Do, Mssus say is being scorked-[Ext and re-
turning shortly, as pale cotha dark colored one
o Mlssus! Mlssus!
Mrs .M-What now Phllis,
PhaHts-De bung he put in too tight and de beer bar
rel was beng burst just dare and de beer he pos
ed all over me-
Mrs MA sad accident
Phats-And dat not all, Mssus. great adder was lay
ing quered up should say being quered up and
when de beer barrel being burst and de beer get
his eyes, he spring like fury and his tongue go like foked
vengeance lud! lud Mssus you neber de like on
'im' since you was being born, dare say
Berkshire .dnte
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From the N E. Palladium
A w IKE, MY SOUL.

Awake, my soul! cast off these chains,
Which bind thy energies to earth,
And cleanse thy 'scutcheon from the stains
Which owe 10 devious wes their birth
Der hayward hearts that love to roam,
Let Pleasure s silken banners wave;
My soul, make virtues courts thy home
In her bright stream thy pnions lave.
do not wish for glittering wealth,
Let Others delve for golden ore;
BLESSED with a competence and health.
And virtues peace-I ask no MORE
Then mount, my soul, and soar away
70 where unfading glones bloom;
Nor heed the transitory ray
Which gilds false Pleasures fragile plume.
Seasons will cease, and orbs which shine,A
To cheer the gloom of sable night,
Will sink beneath the tide of time
Whose whelming waves shall quench their light:
But the firm fabric of the soul,
Will still pursue its onward way,
Beyond the verge of Times control,
And bask in everlasting day.
Hope lifts her beaming, heavenly ewes,
Beyond the bounds of fleeing years
To brighter spheres and camer skies,
Where joy shall dry pale sorrows tears
Oh, when iSaye life's dreary night
BY whitening care, or years opprest,
There may wing M; eager fight.
And find calm, eterns rest! ALBERTO.
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ALBERTO.

First flowers of the spring-time.
Bright gems Of the year.
All lovely and blooming,
How fresh We appear!
Springing up in the garden.
n The hedge-row and vale.
Enriched by showers,
And fam d by the gale.
Your beauty is transient.
But, oh! it is sweet
As the deep felt emotion,
When absent friends meet;
After dangers surmounted,
And miseries flown,
Their lips and looks telling
OF days--that are gone!
Your herald-the tempest;
Your bed-the cold earth.
Unshelter'd and sunless,
The place of your birth:
The snow drift is sweeping.
And dimly the morn
From the eastward is stealing
To hail your return.
have lov'd your young blossonsa
They ever brought joy,
ny regret unembittered,
Unchecked by sigh!
But no,o, whilst gaze on
Your pale, tender flowers,
Each leaf tells the tale
OF happier hoursl
of friends smiling round me-
.Noto laid in the tomb!
of friendships-all withered;
Hearts-stript of their bloom;
Aov'd eyes, whose expression
Time never can steal,
Whilst your blossoms the coming
OF spring time reveal!
Still, still. ye are welcomed
In sorrow or bliss,
Remorse never miogles
With feeling like his
AS first tOre to the bosom,
So you to the year,
In your innocent beauty
And freshness appear!
Phe summer may br:ng US
Its sunshine and flowers,
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Berkshire .ame.

Summary Jtsce-Every who has crossed our noble
aqueduct recolecs the fine walk upon the coping On this
walk, few days since, young lady by swagger-
fellow, who rudey laid his hand upon her shoulder From
the impulse OF the moment, voluntarily, hope the lady
gave Mr. impernence such sudden and violent push that
depth of four feet Of water, with his hat and wig like Gil
pins, floating, though not in the air. respectful distance
from his bald head The lark tame and sneak
ed Oft to his lodgings to prepare for other feat MAY
every such impertinent fellow meet with equal Justice
Little Falls Peoples Friend
Sleepy Johe-A Clergyman in the North harangune one
afternoon to drowsy congregation, Glanced that
poor halwitted creature, called Daft Willie sroled into the
asle where with mouth half open stare he gazed
ntenty on TIE Minister AS profound slunber still the
order OF the day with the flock, Mess John' made full
pause" it fit decent Che GREEDY repose in the house
OF God Rouse ye seepes, and take example from that poor
IDIOT, who all attention TO the sermon "Troh, your
Reverence, exclaimed Willie, if had been a poor
idiot, should hae been asleep foo.'
ctizen was saying in company that he had an
ear OF rye IN his life. young lady then present. whose
name was Miss Rye, said, lat the time showing of
her eas here sir Of Rye, which if you please YOU
may behold The gentleman Immediately caught hold of
her ear and gave her pinch, now madam said he Won
have Rye (Wry) face too
Some years since, of Supreme Judges was private
reprmandng attorney for bringing small suits
INTO the court which he presided remarking that
would nave been much better for both parties each case
had ne persuaded his clients TO leave their the arb
uauon OF some two three honest Please your
nono reored the lawyer, we did not choose trouble
honest men with them.'
you can be well without health, you may be happy with
out vrtue.~-Burke -"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-26
NEW GOODS
HOGMIRE 81 BOYD.

HHAVE the pleasure of informing their OLD
IL e. customers and the public, that they have
received, & are opening, lat the new brick bni-
ding, erected on the old stand of G. Hogmire)
4 LARGE AND HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
purchased since the LIST Nov 8a'rh. in con-
sequence Of the late decline in prices, viii en-
able them 10 sell at lower rates than they ever
have been offered in the Valley. they there
fore Eequest all persons wishing to purchase,
to call and examine their stock, which con
sists in part OF
Super s common Blue, Black, Brown, Drab,
aad Mixed Cloths,
do. do. Blue, Black, Drabb, s. Mixed
Cassimeres,
DO. do Blue, Drabb. Olive, & Mixed
Cassiaetis.
Rose & Point Blankets, Brown * Drabb Flush
ings.
Red, White, Yellow S, Green Flann els, Pad
din@s,
Fu!ld s. Plaid Linseys, Booking g Baizes,
Tartan Plaid,. Blue and Brown Camslets,
Red, Brown s Black Circassians Il Bomba-
Black and Brown Bombaziens, Crimson No
Sleriuo, Cashmere, Circassian, s Cloth
Saws
Valan,ia. Swaas,iown & silk Vestings
Black, Wo,t & SILK Hose, Mems Lambs wool
do.
Gro de. Maps, assorted colours, Black Satin
Isayentmc
Grceh, Brown, s. Black Grape de Lyon,
Pongcss
Blue. White s. Green Floreces, Black Lace
Wells
Green Pink, White 8. Black Italian Grapes
Canton Grapes, Meriao Circasians, assorted
colours
Hat Grapes RiIpands, Beltings. Glove.
Scarlet, Yellow, Brown s Flag i3andlnnas,
Black Lavcntne s Barsalona HandlIereiiicis
Cotton Shanls s ilandkcrehcis
Swiss, Jackonet s Berkeley Cravats
Merino. Berrsgc & G.n,ze lfand<erehiefs
CalIicoes. Ginghalrs, irish linens x i.awns
Book, = Yiss. Jackoaeu, Null i CasuDric
Muslins
Thread Laces s Edgings, Brade & PpinsS
Foundation Muslin & Milienett, Sewing SILKS
Russia Sheeting ! Diapers. silk Feigets
Green, Red, DIabb n Black Iabby Velvet
Leghorn BonBets, tine Hats, Umbrellas
Black * whit, iVad,aag, Suspenders, Combs
Bangip Cords, and Heavier teens
Plaid Cotton, Checks, Iickngs, Cotton Cassi
meres
Bieached s. Brown Muslins, Cotton Yarns
Carpet chain = Candle wick, sc. &c. &c.
With an extensive assortment OF Hard-N are
and Cutlery,
Queens and Glass Ware,
Groceries and Liquors,
Paints and Dye Stutls,
Stationary, Saddlcry, Brushes, &c. &c.
Nov T., 1899.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-26

xsUBLIC SALF"-NTill be sold, by public
y auction, at The late residence of JOHN
EVANS, deed. about Eve uiiles from Martins
burg, on Taapsdsy, The 26A inst al the per
sonal property belonging to said deceased,
consisting OF valuable Work Horses, Brood
Mares aud Colts, Mich Cows and YOUNG
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs; Farming Utensils Of
al kinds, such as Pioughs, Harrows, Wheat
Fan, Cutting Box. Horse Gears, Road Wa
soo, Sc; Household and sAltchen Furniture
oil every description, among which are good
Feather Beds, Bedding. Bedsteads, Tables,
Chairs, sc. WHEAT, RYE, and CORN
by the hushel; two valuable Slaves, one n
Woman, the other aprghtly Boy, about Ii
years Of age, together with number OF arti-
Giles not necessary to particularise. Nine
months credit viii be allowed the purchasers.
on all sums over five dollars, Except for The
Wheat, which viii be sold for cash. upon
giving bond with approved sec,nity, under
that sum, cash. Sale to begin early in the
day, and continue until I'll is sold.
JOHN V. EVANS,
JACOB Y. EVANS, ~''hi iS'
Nov. -, 1879.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-26

STANZAS.


The voice Of Autumn, earth receives,
The summons of decay:
Rustling around, the yellow leaves
Bestrew the wanderers way.
No bloom or balm to cheer the hours;
The blithe bird sings no more;
Hoarse brawls the stream in forest bowers,
That murmured sweet before,
Through the black woodland, dim ard pale
The dying hills appear,
And bark. the moaning night winds wall
The reqaicm Of the year!
Hearts, where misfortune has cfiaced
The sunrise dreams of youth,
And cold experience truly traced.
"Earth i 10 home for TRUTH
Fame, friendship, pleasure-vainly bought
Love--wasted TO q sigh
Dark niglt descending We thought
The gentle evening nigh:
What hope remains? clone Autumn's smile,
To u,ourners kindly given
Wasted On changing earth awhile
Beams from unchanging heaven
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-26
81 DOLLARS REV ARD.

c. Runaway from the subscriber
e. Oh Saturday night the 10Th alt, .
ISII negro woman named HARRIET,
| ~ abont 20 years old. ard took with
! axA her, Der male child abou, six months
-. old; she absconded with Negre
Man Who calls himself Guy, the property OF
Carlisle Whiting, and is relation OF ilarsieps
h"shsnd, also the property Of said Whining.
u no ran off ahonr ten days before Harriet and
Guy; she took with her variety of clothing
Tor herself and child, not reco!ieoted, exeepta
Straw bonnet trimmed With white, much soiied.
Harriet is of dark complexion, u middle size,
with her upper fore teeth rather wade apart,
upon the Whole She is a handsome servant.
The abnye reverb Will be given for Harriet
and Child, if taken and secured so that get
item again, or all reasonable expenses paid ii
brought home. CHARLES BOARMAN,
Berkeley County, Va Oct. /.
~ The Franklin Repository. Chambersburg,
viii insert the above advertisement To the
amount OF 81, and charge this office.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-26
Dissolution Of Ca Parfee, ship.

Dissolution Of Co PWfee slip.
NE0RGE w. SHUT s THORNTON
= II G. DJSHAM having made an arrange
ment with Thomas G.. Lane, whereby they
have purchased out the interest of Baker
'fapscott in the firm of Lane g. Idpscott. the
Coz partnership heretofore existing between
Thomas G.. Lane ana Baker Yapscott under
the firm OF Lane s Tapseott, is this day dis
solved by mGtuat consent All persons IN
dcoted TO the SAID firm. are requested TO set
tie. with 4HoNAs e. LANE, S. CO. and those
having claims on Lane s Iapscott will cal!
on 4homas e.. Lane, * Go. for payment.
THOMAS c. LANE,
BAKER TAPSCUlrT.
Shepherds town, Oct 10, 1929
NTOTIC E-Georg. ~ Shut and 1Hoatnn
Nv &. D,aihtm having made an arrange
ment with Mr.. Baker 'Fapscott, whereby they
have taken his interest ia the late firm of Lac
s. Iapscoa, the business heretofore conducted
under the name OF Lane & Tapscoi;, will
hereafter be continued in the same place. by
the subscribers, under the name OF THO
.N3S G. LINE, 8. Co where all persons
having business with the late farm Of Lane s
Tapscott, are-requcsted to cal for the adj
justnent OF their accounts.
THOMAS &. LANE.
GEORGE w. SHUT.
THORNTON e. DUNHAM.
Shepherfs-town, Oct. -, 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-26

BOOTS, SHOES. AND HITS.
HE subscriber has Just received, in add
fl ton 10 ms former stock, a general assert
ment of
Gentlemen's Boys and Youih's
BOOTs. sIfO ES, & HATS,
comprising all kinds now worn, and of the
latest fashion; together with splendid as
sort,nent OF all kinds of CAPS, such as
GsntIemfn's line Seal, Otter & Hair CAPS,
Youths Seal, Black Morocco, Leather s Sea
Leopards CAPS.
Chtidren's best London glased Seal Otter, Sa-
bic, Erminc, Jennett & Chanchih CAPS,
together with a variety OF trunks, ALI OF wiich
will be disposed of al reduced prices
L, TOEMEY
November ..
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NOTICE.--1he purchasers at Inc sale Of
~ Robert +. Turner, are hereby notified,
that their paper became due on the 29fh Of
October last. 1t is desirable that a speedy
settlement OF his accounts be made.
CHARLES j. FAULKNER, Trustee.
November 3.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-26
TO FARMERS
November ..

ETOU that have WHEAT for sale. win find
& it your interest TO cali on us 81 tie In
ion Mills neal Aiartinabug, before YOU dis
pose of the same, as there, we always give the
highest market price in CASH for thc Article.
A report lately circulated IN the ncisiibosAood
that we had declined purchasing, is utterly
false and without foundation. we having uui
lormly bought all the Wheat that was offered
as at flir prices. and shall continne 10 do so.
as wen rs 10 make liberal advances to those
who prefer grinding their crops
RANSOM & STONEBRAKEg
November )
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MARTlNSBURG SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES.

MRS. LITTLE, has the pleasure TO inform
her friends, that as her sister Mrs ruwin, in
tends to spend the winter with her, She viii b.
happy TO make sone addition TO the United
number OF Young Ladies usually received un,ler
her tuition. Mrs. I. having recently arrived
from gland, and previously visited some o,
the most modera and improved establishment.
for Education in that country, Mrs. l.. assumes
herself tina, her sisters efforts conjoin,i, with
her Own, will secure in the impros emeni Of her
pupils ample satisfaction, TO those Parents ar
Guardians who may honour her sith tue,r pa.
tranage
Young Ladies who are not Regular pupils.
may be taught Painting in water colours, AM
on velvet.
October IS
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-26
gall & gglutsr GooGs,

purchased during the last week BY our Tho,
mas q. Lane, at Auction, who i. now, and viii
continue 10 the city, purchasing and sending
on Goods from the Auction Rooms and else
where, until our assortment is complete.
AMONG THOSE ALREADY RECEIVED ARE:
Extra medium and cnrnnnn hlnr Gloihs
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-26
CHEAP FALL & WINTER GOODS
THOMAS G. LANE. & Co.

EFTOULD respectfully announce to their
w friends, customers, and the communi-
ty in general. that they arc now receiving and
opening at their Store, IN Shepherd town, a
large and splendid assortment of