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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-09-27

The following which was delivered be.
fore the Newport Associate Society, last
winter, by Mr.. THOMAS p. RoDMAN, we
copy from the Unitarian Advocate,a neat
little work published monthly in Boston.
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CHEAP-REALLY CHEAPM
AT 'YHLIEY,S.

As business is almost at stand, on account Of
the fears ofthe cholera, and as fancy articles are
worth but LITTLE after the season has passed over,
much less when the fashion has passed away,
n HAVE come to a determination to make
q sacrifice on what now have on hand-they
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-09-27

A FOR SALE.
f.s.E1 The convenient and valuable dwell
iisiE& ling house and lot of land, now occu-
.eAAsSsA pied by Henry Y. Cranston, esq
nearly opposite the srate-house, at the entrance
Of Bload street; excellent stand for business, and
pleasantly situated for the residence of family
and good stand for IA public Office. For terms,
apply to Christopher Sweet, at the building occu-
pied by the Bank of Rhode-Isand.
Newport, May 10th, 1892.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
JAMES ATKINSON,
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.

OFFICE, corner Of Thames-street and Sher-
mans wharf, few doors south of the Brick
market. iLjSEntrance first door down the wharf
Terms
50 in advance, or 1925 at the end Of the year.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-18
r. a G e IS.

V7lLL be lun Tor over handsome course,
w at the MIddleway Course, (CIoss
Roads, between Martlnsbnrg and Shepherds
Town, On Wednesday, the 24th of October,
purse of Twenty Dollars, one mile
and repeat, free for any horse, mare, or
gelding, carrying weights agreeable 10 the
rules Of racing; on Thursday, the 25th of
October, Saddle s. Birdie, valued at TWEEN
" five dollars, one mile and repeat, free as
above, the winning horse the preceding day
only excepted; and on Friday, the 26th of
October, handsome Sweep Stake, one mile,
three best out OF FIVE; free as above, the win
ming horsesthe preceding days only excepted
Four horses to start each day or no race.
Horses must be entered the day before each
race, or pay dodble az the stand Proper
Judges to be appointed, and the purses TO be
placed N their hands to be handed Ter TO
he winner, upon the decision Of the race
Every thing conductedln proper order-Fin
port IS expected.
JACOB v GORRELL, Manager
Octo9cr ID, 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-18
GARLEGANTHS
BalSan of HeaItlas

VI HE art OF preparing this valuable BAL
b SAM OF HEALTH has been IN possession
of the proprietor, JOHN s. MILLER, Fred
erich town, Md. for some time. Ii is now ex
tensively and advantageousls known in Ia
ny parts of the United States, for the cure of
DYSPEPSIA, and rTahy other diseases TIA pro
coed from morbid coldltleh OF the stomach
The Proprietor has been cured Of the most
obstinate case Of dyspepsia. that ever NOR
tai was afflicted with. 1t is also highly re
commended 10 CholicS, Ncrpou5nesS, TremoFS,
Lo,cness Of spirits, aud Palpitetion Of The
henrt and is, also, sovereign remedy for
acO,ms. 1t rs neatly put up in square bali pint
bottles; accompanied with extensive drec-
tons for its use, which can be had at all times
of the Proprietor, at his Drug and Medicine
Store, opposite the Market House, at 81 per
bottle and by The quantity, at a very liberal
discount Ii can also be had of bis Agents,
in Pennsylvania, .Mnytand, Vuginia aud o
ti0, 10y wholesale and retail.
Thc following are among many certificates
of cures performed by this medicine:
Frederick Gig Ma. Feb. /, 1881.
Deer Sir. Last fall, on hearing of Gar
legants Basam Of Health, prepared by you,
! determined TO get a bottle, for the purpose
Of trying what eject il would have In reliev
ing me oil most severe ana painful case OF
Dyspepsia, with which was afflicted, and
for which | tiled all other prescribed RENE
dies in vain. l accordingly used one bottle,
and experienced immediate and perceptihle
relief found il also an excellent remedy
for the Bilious Cholic, and think it superior
TO any thing | ever used.
ALEXANDER SMILEY.
70 John Miller.
Since gave my certificate above, used
another bottle Of Garlegaat's Balsam Of
Health, which cured me perfectly of the Dys
pepsia, which | had been troubled with Tor
many years. kLExR SMILEY.
Dear Sir: lately used your Balsam of
Health: For two years had constant and
liked pain in my side, and frequently subject
to costiveness accompanied with fever, more
or less. accordingly bought bottle Of your
Balsam, of your agent IN Hagerstown, and
tornd 1t relieved me very much and pro-
cured the I'd bottle, which cured me perfect
ly, and since then enjoy perfect health a
gain; and do recommend The said Balsam
TO those that are afflicted IN the same way.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES FLAMING,
Near Leitersburg, Washington CO. Md.
For safe BY
ISRAEL r JANNEY. Maltnsburg,
September 6, 1882 lot.
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Notice is hereby given,

FHSHAT petition Will be presented to the
a next General Assembly of Virginia,
praying for law to exempt the citizens oil
the town of NIartlnshurg from the payment OF
Taxes TO be expended IN making Roads in the
county Of Berkeley, that they be permitted
to expend that part Of the Taxes they are liza
Bile to pay, in the improvement of all Roads
leading Immediately from said town, at the
discretion of Commissioners 10 be appointed
by tue Court Oct. 4, 1882.
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Notice is hereby given,

FEeHAT petition will be presented TO the
& next General Assembly ofVirsina, pray
ing for law TO make a Road across the
North Mountain at Parks Gap, and 10 con
struct a Bridge across Back Creek. by means
of a Lottery. Oct 4. 1882
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-18
MARES.

No. IA Sorrel mare. Flora. 4years old,
out Of Miss Dance by Firiset (Balls.)
No. "a Bay mare, Pet 10 years old, out
of Miss Dance hy 81. 1ammy.
As the character of Fiorisei is so generally
known and ranks him among the most dis
tingushed racers OF his day. il is deemed
only Necessary to say he Was the sire.
st. Iana,sy, the Sire OF Pct, was full bro.
ther to Florieei and bred by Mai JOHN Ro.
bERTs, OF Culpeper, who purchased him
sucklir 6 colt, and when only three days old,
gave for him 100 guineas.
This Horse, when a Colt, was put in train.
ing by Maj. ROBERTS. but an accident oc.
curing, he " as Withdrawn from the Turf.
In point OF al Pearance and performance, bis
iudcious owner esteemed him at that age as
promi. ng to be fully equal, if not superior,
10 his brother, Fyori$et
Miss Dance, the dam of these two Mares,
was bred by Col DANCE, OF Chesterfield,
and is well known to have been one of The
finest Mares in Virginia. When 90 years old,
and then owned by Maj. RosERrs, $500 was
offered for her and refused.
:. Miss Dance was by R9buck, dam by m
dependence, grand dam by the imported horse
Old Janus
Rtbuck was by the imported horse Stree.
per, his dam by the old imported horse be.
ja-et, son of the Earl of March's old Bajase,,
son Of the Godolphn Arabian.
Both these Mares, + lora and Pet, are now
in foal by CGrolitlan. distinguished son Of
Sir .frchy
No. S-A Chesnnt Sorrel mare, Virago,
years old, by " lid .dir, dam by the impor-
ted horse HchiHOn, grand dam by Spread
EG9te, has now by her side beautiful bay
fiiIy. by Gov. Barbour's imported horse Y Dung
Trufile, and now in foal by Carolinia5s.
u lid .4ir was by .4iar, and was bred BY
Col RoBERr WaLKER Of Arnherst-his dam
BY Kaosety, grand dam by Highfyer, great
grand dam by Old Uild .4ir, grand dam
by .4-ds9l, g s &. grand dam by aristotle,
& 6. Z &. grand dam the celebrated running
mare Herisford
no "A Chestnut So+rel Mare, Nellie, I
years old, very stout, full sister TO Pirago--
has now by her side fine horse Colt, by
young 1rv6le, and in foal by Carolninn. :
No. s. A Sorrel Mare, Cora, 3 years old
full sister to pirago and,Ntttte, and in ioal
by Carolil ian.
COLTS.
Ont IF these Mares are The follo,cin-- Colts:
A Chestnut Sorrel, 2 years old, Out oil Flo
"a, by Lafayette, and in foal by Caroltni@s.
A Gray Fully, ! year old, out OF Pet by
w. X. Iohnson's .Medieg
A Sorrel Fiily, years old, out Of Ford
by Carol.liaa.
A Bay Fhy, Q years old, out of Pet BY
Contention
A Sorrel Fhly, year old, out of Cora by
C0atentiOn
Application may be made TO the Executors
of Alexander F Rose, Fredericksburg.
august l6, ls53-2m
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-18
The Martinsburg Academy.

VI VIE next session OF the School will com
d mence on Monday the OH Of September
neat. Mr.. WHANr, the late preceptor, will
continue to preside over The School. The
Trustees beg leave 20 call the attention ofthe
cilzensof Berkeley and the neighbofing coun
ties to this Institution. Ii has been some time
since they could venture to recommend it,
heartily, to the patronage Of the public; they
feel warranted IN doing SO at this time.
Mr.. WsANN has for two years taught at
the Academy under the careful observation of
the Board, and they have every reason TO
congratulate Themselves in their selection of
SO worthy and competent teacher. His
school has been distinguished for the quiet
and unobtrusive progress Of his boys. There
have been several of his scholars turned out
for College, who have entered with great
credit, and the department and gentlemanly
discipline OF Mr.. Wbann, has had "A marked
elect upon the manners OF his pupils
The boarding IN Msrinsburg is remarkably
cheap and the town Reality, and If any iur-
Their Involvement be wanting TO parents, IT
may be found in the fact that there is per
haps no town in Virginia, in which, less en-
tcenents to dissipation be found than in
this village.
The studies OF the academy are the Greek
and Latin languages elernents of Mathe-
mates, including Geometry. Algebra. Tligo
nometry, Surveying, SC. Scholars are taken
10 all usual branches of English education,
and it is believed, that with diligence, young
man may readily prepare himself under Mr..
Whann, TO enter the Junior Glass in any of
the Colleges
The terms for the Session are:
For CLASSICAL Scholars SIC so
For Scholars in the English branches $40
August 90, 1882
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0FIast Notice.

A LII persons that know themselves in
N debted TO me by note, are notified that
their respective notes are in the hands of Isaac
:. Lauck-n not taken up by the first OF No
vember, they must expect TO find them IN the
hands of All officer for collection.
WM. n. THOMPSON.
0ctober A. 1882
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rNOIICE.

l. LII persons indebted TO the estate of the
~ late Stephen Mayors. decd, either by
bond, note or account are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate are notified TO bring the
same forward, property authenticated for set
tiement. ADAM SNEAKER, admir-
dc bonis non rilh The WiH aRhe1ed
Ocfnher A 1892
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-18
Reeimental Orders.

TvIE Battalion Court for the INSTALLATION
81 of the 9th Regiment, will be held at
the house formerly occupied by Abraham
Marlatt, Cross Roads. on the Sth of Noyem
Der next; the Court for the second Battalion,
will be field at the Tavern Of William L..
Bosk, in Darkesviile, on the 9Th Of Novem
bet; and the ReEimental Court will be held
at the Globe Tavern in Martinsburg, on the
10th of November. Commandments OF Bat
talions and Companies, will punctuaIly attend,
the division and allotment Of companies, for
patrolling duty, must be attended to on that
day-I0th Of November.
WILLIAM GREGORY,
Col 9Th Regt y. NJ.
G.toher n IS99-5t
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gHyAEEN 10 by the subscriber asan

TBvAKEN up by the subscriber asan estFay'
a sotREL Corr, about sfz months old,
both hind feet white, the right one as high
up as the pasture Joint, and snip on the
nose; appraised to fifteen dollars. The said
Colt was following the Stage when II stopped
at nv house. The owner is desired to come
prove property, pay charges s. take Il away
WILLIAM KROESEN.
October H. 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-18
NiartlnSburg Academy.

MartmSburg Academy.
FE SHE present session OF this institution
a commenced on the 9th instant, and will
close or the 9th of March, 1888. when the
semi annual examination will take place
Parents can enter their sons at any time du-
ring the session. and proportionate reduc-
ton will be made for The time which may
have elapsed. Entrance at the commence
ment of a session would be desirable.
September D, 1882
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Merlno Sheep for sale.


Merlno Sheep for sale.
= Il ME subscriber will offer at public sale, in
d Cumberland. on the 25th October next
THO Humid ed EtCes, one hundred UeiherS,
and t,cehty Lambs. One hundred of these
Ewes are 7 and the others are full bloot
Merinoes, they have been graded and mark
ed as such by Joseph Howell now of Wheel
ins,) regular bred wool staper, who was
temployed as such at The Steubenville Mann
factory The wethers are part OF the same
flock, and the Eve lambs are of the first
Que lily, from prime Ewes and Saxony bucks
of very fine form and size. Notes payable
10 SIX months with interest, will be taken Of
approved purchasers, if required. Also TO
be sold for cash only, twelve yearlng RAM
LAMBS, some of them are half Saxons He
has also number Of ram lambs Of the pre-
sent year, from his finest ewes and Saxony
bucks, too young for present use, but they
are recommended to the notice OF those who
are disposed to improve their Hocks. These
Sheep, except the bucks and eve lambs, are
all IN the Giades, fifty miles west oil this
place, where they will remain until about the
20Ih OF October; but the bucks may be seen
here at any time, or taken away by any pur
chaser who may call for them Reference
may be had to Mr.. Shafer Of Funks town,
who has manufactured the wool OF this flock
several years, for information as 10 the quail
lily OF the Sheep. DAVID LYNN.
Cumberland, sept IS, 1892 is -
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POETRY
YOUTH.

OH the hoursl the happy hours
or our other earlier time,
When the world was full OF flowers,
And the sky summer climel
All life seemed SO lovely then;
For it mrrored our own heart:
Life is only joyful when
That joy Of ourselves is part
Fond delight and kind deceit
Arc the gladness Of the young
For the bloom beneath our feet
10 what we ourselves have flung.
Then so many pleasures seem
Scattered o 'er our onward way,
IT'S as difficult TO deem
How their relish will decay. ..
What the heart now beats to win
Soon wili be uuloPcd, uBsousht:
Gradual is the change within,
But an utter change IS wrought.
Times goes on, and time 6estroys
Not the joy, but our delight:
Do we now desire the toys -
Which SO charm d our childhcod's sight
Glory, poetry, and love,
Make youth beautiful, and pass
AS The hues that shine above
Colour, butte quit, their glass
But we sOou grow cdltl anu Noiu
AS the grave to ThIc b we go;
Fashioned IN one common mould,
Pulse and step alike are slow.
we have lost the buoyant foot
We have lost the eager eye;
All these inward chords are mute,
Once so eager TO reply.
Is IL not constant sight
Is it not most wretched too
When we mark the weary plight
In which life is hurried through
Selfish, lisiless Earth may wear
All her summer wealth in vain -
Though the stars be still as fair,
Yet we watch them not again.
Too much do we leave behind
Sympathy with lovely things.
And the worn and worldly mind
Wl,hers all life's fairy rings.
Glorious and beautiful
Where youths feeling and youths thot-
Would that we did not annul
All that 10 us then was wrought
Would their influence could remain
When the hope and dream depart;
Would we might through life retain
Sill some youth within the heart!
l. T. l..
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Public Sale.
KETfLL Be sOId By public vendue, a the

VTyTLL be sold by public vendue, at the
w late residence Of STEPHEN MAYERs,
deceased, one mile west Of Darkesviile, Der
kelley comfy. on Friday, the 26M instant, all
Of the personal property belonging to said
estate, consisting Of valuable work horses,
brood mares, and colts; mich cows, stock
and FAT cattle; number Of very fine hogs
and sheep; farming utensils Of every DIES,
cription, such as ploughs, harrows, wheat
fan, sc. good road wagon, the new wood
work Of ditto; wheat, rye, corn, and oats by
bushei, hay by the ten, together with q mum
Der Of articles rot necessary TO particnlarse
Twelve months credit will be given the pur
chaser on all sums over five dollars, lex
ccpt the wheat which will be sold for CASH.
npon giving bond with approved security,
under that sum, cash. The sale will com
mence at 10 O'Clock, a. m. and continue until
all is sold.
UiH dlso be sold, at public rendpe,
VALUABLE FARM, CONTAINING
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4 a MD E0X sJA q u.


gEVHE subscriber offers for sale tract OF
"A eighty seven acres Of LAND, it being
the same which was devised to him by John
Snyder, and situated on Back Creek in the
county OF Berkeley. The quality Of the
land is black slate, well adapted for the
growth OF wheat, aud is in sight of the new
and fiourishing village of Hedgesvilie. II lies
on the right hand of the road to Bath, and
adjoins the lands Of William Runner and Aa
ron Hbberd He will sell upon reasonable
terms, and give possession TO the purchaser
on The ist Of April, ii being at this time un
der lease.
Should any one doubt his right under The
will of John Snyder, TO make an absolute sale
of the land, the most unqnestioned assurance
Of title can be given from competent counsel.
Apply TO JACOB SNYDER.
Martiusburs, October 4, 1892 If .
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3 WISH to purchase immediately. young
E NEGRO MAN, who has been accus-
toned to farming operatlons-Also, wanted
to hire, LkBOURER Tor a few months
have several fine young HORSES and
blooded MARES for sale
RICHARD HENRY RANSOM.
Near .uartinsbtTg, .August ,, 1882
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PRINTERS.

Can't live on WIND.
We observe the following pithv and hu
morous remarks, in the editorial column, OF
New York paper. and we advise all our
brother editors TO publish them.
Our subscribers and others, who owe IFS
money will take notice that pay day IS coming
on, and their debts ought 10 be paid.
We can eDumerate many reasons for 1t, but
the few following will suffice.
In the LIST place the paper maker wants his
pay of the poor printer.
Cd Our workmen want their pay.
Sd. Our inkmen want their pay.
4th. Our Carriers want their pay.
5th. Our very printers dis want their
pay -, ,.-
9th And even, the butcher ard baker
want their pay also
BUT THEY MAY SEE WHERE THEY CAN GET 1T
And indeed:
All!-alr and every body want their pay
from the "poor printer"
Doth not then He: yea, he,
want his pay also?
For,
as the celebrated DR.. Green Of Reading
sayeth, PRINTER,
cannot live on WIND, like the organ pipes
in country church. HE MUST HAVE
HIS PAY as ,reA as other folks.
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Pulling, Dying and Weaving.
u VIE subscribers respectfully inform their
Ii friends and the publlc, that they are
now ready to receive all kinds ofwork in their
lire of business, viz:
Ruling, Dying and Dressing Of
Cloth, Blankets, &c.
Also, all kinds of WOODEN WEAVING
can be done Immediately, such as Broad
Blankets. tLth, FSgdred, Pjqid and Striped
Carpet, SC all of which will be done at the
shortest notice, and in the best possible man
ner.
4g-Wool, Bacon, Wheat, Corn, Soap, sc
received in payment for work, if delivered
When the work is completed.
JOHN n RIDDLE, s. Co.
August l6, 1882. If
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FOR SHE.

r WILL sell at private sale, the following
I'll property, situate on Middle Creek, one
and a half miles east Of Darkesville, and six
south of Martinsburg, 10 wit: large and
CONNEXIONS CH0PPlNG MILL, SAW
MILL and DlSTlLLERY, together with
fifty acres Of LAND attached 10 the same,
one half Of which at least is well clothed with
timber Considerable repairs have been late
ly made to the Saw Mill, sc. The Stills
each contain two hundred gallons, and they,
together with worms, tubs, &c. are almost
- new. A comfortable Dwelling
..fsf House is conveniently situated to
::::" the Mil. The property is situated
s-AzzA in healthy and delightful part of
the county, and is convenient TO the best
markets-grain is also easily obtained and
very plenty. The stream Is fully sufficient
for ali the purposes intended. The terms of
sale will be made easy and accommodating
Personal application or letter addressed to
the subscriber, Middleway, Jefferson county,
Virginia, will be attended to
WILLIAM G. BURNS.
September 90, 1882 st
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4aacttnsoltrg Gazette:
PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,

TWO DOLLARS PER .AyNyVU.M,
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE;
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AT THE END OF SIX MONTHS;
And If payment be deferred to the end Of
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TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
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4g-For advtrtising- one dollar per square
for the three first Insertions, AID twenty hve
ces5ts for each continuance. The number %
insertions must be noted on the Ms. othtr"is0
they will be continues and charged aeco'u-
ingly.
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WOOL.

REI wish 10 purchase 2O,O0Olbs. OF good
w clean WOOL, for which we will
give the highest market price.
JOHN n RIDDLE, s. Co.
Mar:insburg, May 8, 1889.
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gentlemen Que day in company observed,
that printer ought to be the most vlrtuouS
character in society When asked for his
reason, on which be founded his opinion, he
replied, that a printer avoids error; scrupu
lousy pays strict attention to his Justification;
is never without true rule; STICKS TO his case;
be il ever so bad; and won't impose without
a form, he adheres strictly to all true points;
c5,rects all his errors; carefully feCiSes his
,cork, and mends daily ill the whole is per
feet.
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BLANKS FOR SALE.