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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12
NOTICE.

WAS committed to the Jail Of Jefferson county, Virginia.
w the 2Sti July last negro man who all,
himself ALEXANDER about feet 10 inches high, yellow
complexion, has several his Chin squin an1 :uppo
sed TO he about n years oldsays he belongs
der by the name of Atwood, who purchased him Major
John Simpson, Of LOudoun county The Of is
requesedto aud take him away he will he pos,d Of
as the law directs JOHN JACKSON, Jaifrr.
Sept So a9-wio,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12

up the riye,, with cargo OF goods, AID ian upon
a snag, and sunk in few minutes in six feet water
No lives were lost. Her cargo was mostly taken
OUT we understand more or less damaged. The
boat, lis said, lies with the water just even with
the deck"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12
JAMS. 1895.

VIE subscriber being The executor Of Johns Herring dec
and anxious: to make final settlement of bs estate. desires
all persons having claims against said estate 10 make The %
Known and those indebted 10 make payment Letters TO rne
directed TO Harrisonbmg, Rockingham Juoiv "a pn pais
viii be duly attended TO- Informed BY Esxander rIe}
the father the said John s. Herring, fedng near New
hshmond Ciemont county add state Of Oho, that there are
IN his possession number of title papers be0ngjne o ssSt
persons found among the papers Il the said John s. Herring
dec viii be taken care Of by him. until the proper pei,
,bem aud that any enquiries Of him by letter, post paid will
Jan. o. 74---qt yobn s tIss,;.- T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12
RAPPAHaNNOCR 3C4DEIJY

HtHlS institution will reopen the 18th Of January perf
y under the management Of hiests BAKER and Patti
LO lately from HamPdeh Sidney College From the reputsd
zeal aud ability Of The instructors added the we'll Euo
remarkable saluhfy ofhe situation aud OF
the buildings, extensive and well selected library &cth
trustees anticipate the most favourable result The course f
instruction viii comrre the Latin aud Greek classes in their
fullest extent together with such branches Of English sd
Gallon s. are ordinarily taught IN academies. The soho,.
year will compute two session, the first on The
10Th January and ending The 18th July, the commeu
eng the 10Th August aud ending the 18th December. Terms
board including washing sac II bedding furnisheJ eas
TuOn for instruction IN the classics and the higher branches
Of English Educaton either both, s25 IN the unfortunate
bfauehes, SO JOHN II. BERHARD.
=, PrssidenfefMs Board Of T'7stses.
NOV. J. 52-24f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12
BELL YERN FOR SALE.

TtIlE SuDSCRIBER, wishing se;ie from Pa5i,c hnsine
Il oeis sale his elegant establishment the town oi
Liberty, Bedford e,c which, for the extent and variety Of
advantages is exoe.d hy public house in Virginia, and
tquae by yefy few. In addition 10 its being situated the
midst OF culous and wealthy country, where disease almost
unknown and where all The aud facilities
10 the most complete ucc.ssto d.sirou,
TO IN is business, be procured the most mode
rate terms, commands presenta custom which the suior'-
bei believes be wholly Unparalleled The buildings large,
conmodios, anil in good state OF repair rney consist oi
tx brick dwelling house. i00 lee, length lis apartments
comfortable aud oOnvenent brick kitchen, with
all the tor oking servants, &o stable 295
feet length 100 OF which brick the balance framed, and
entirely new, with forage garrett sufficiently eapacioas TO
tain supplies ea Attached this Of stalls
leo ievt long, neatly shielded courthouse, icc-houe
,noke house, we'll adapted the purposes fo which they were
respectively MISUNDERSTANDING to which back lot OF
extremely fertile. The subscriber will also SELL ii the
purchaser requires il, SMALL IRJCT OF LIND imn.d-
tely adjacent, which high state Of improvements Pot
ton Of which Is well set in clover.
The terms Of the sale will he accommodating only small
portonoi the purchase will he required in hand; h,
conveniently arranged, tlat tue will he abe
u meet the payments by the pros arising from the house.
House servants, furniture stock and may also be had
Possession wil. he given christmas required
sale cannotbe effected by the 25h Of December next ha
| oder the house iur rent FOE term oi years.
Augusta. 25---if WILLIAM TERRY.
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From "Buds and Blossoms.
by II. HAIHEs.
THE CHOCTAW CHIEFrAIN-
PUSIK.MI-T.1-H.f.'

could wish, ere fall, To pres, the bold haul
or some Warrior, whose soui was givat a. nv own
For Heroes whose spirits. fam. fierce the brand
Should never be len, 10 esnir. alone
o call then the ekiCN whe battle mas led
The sons OF the Fores. and Field ~
Ard hid him approach the gloomy d-stb-bsd,
ofhis Red Brother Caeflsin Push fna :a-hu;
q In, Warrior brive-was ever my pride,
And dearest h. ri.nd,bp who deepest hal hled
No oowasd an i.Je, dai td stand by my ,ule
And should he neat, Warrior trAen doad.
So whea for NY soul-ihe GREAT SPi IN shall call,
And these battle nsrv'd srni', lia noiioness hay:
Let noEs bat the bruse, support the dark pail,
Thai sLroujs the remain: Of P.;sh-mu-ia la
I've horne the Red Flac-in the front of the Gshi,
pnarUci have laced The deatl,-'i. aiing train;
And my spirit will hoVcg-''er Earth with delight,
To view these h-'ce 81 mbcl--of hattie again
Then when my cold c"Isc, shall sleep III the grave
When this wasted frame Is deep n the clay
v round let the banner Of btslt IimsuH wave,
Aud Z" the big guns be fired ossr Pusl-aa-.a IA -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12
STTT0TTON W.9NTED-

YOUNG gentleman of liberal ,ducstion wishes TO enva,s
- Tutor IN respectable family would take charge
Of snail School Satisfactory testimony of character ana
qualifications Ne produced conmuncation addressed 10
8. W. d. alta chce, wi receive prompt attention.
Dee. 10 &C. .-ssu,g 3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12
SALE OF NEGROES.

WILL positively he sold to the hshe. bidder on Thursday
W the 10Th OF January 1926 ia, the sy
atAmeli- courthouse, less than sixty NEGROES ooi5p
oil men, women boys and g This picked parcel Nc
sToes, aud Is likely be found Virginia Terms ~
months credit bands with approved security, 10 cary ne-
rest IRON the date, If not punciusy paid.
FRANCES TADB by
a. JOHN II. ARCHER.
N. D. About forty the above Nesres will he sold as the
property OF Thomas Tahb, dec. JOHN II. BOILING.
Dec "a 70-td admir- of rhoi Tai. deed.
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TO C.NDERINRERS.
TWE.SI'Y DOLL.ARS REIy.aRD.

TWE.bTY DOLLARS REly.ARU
" ANAWAf from the subscriber living the upper end Of
A Prince Edward county, Va the 10Th February last,
negro man named -iRCER lie about ~ on IS ytar.o
age feet or 10 inches high, very dark compeeed has
'ma! scar across the down look en- TO- and
.inte or samnes in has speech. purchased negro Of
iaeish Farley OF buckingham county, Va he in
the county OF Goocand by old Mr. Iiadord who lately d
ed or 10 miles below Gainesville, 3iicheauxs fe ia
which neiehbourioodi presumed he now lurking as
have Understood he 4, reated free negroes who have
the benefit oil an education, il is than probable he has
obtained nee papers, and very probably visits james Rive
Canal will give the above reward any person win, will
deliver SAID negro TO me, him Jail hat gel
him again. GEORGE ArrI,rTs
rrmce E'Waid County, W. August9 81 1T
VIE eeeicitd unni norse and well estabS,ed Ia,
Il getier Sir W!iam will stand the ensuing season In our
,tahe nj Pr'e old ground, miles Char lote
Courthouse. WSJ CAMS
Jan D. 74-2awat II. l. GAINES
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: Booydinr and School Room Wanted.

boarding uHu Sc1c0I NUOW FuIUfu.
SINGLE gentleman wishes 10 procureDondnyA Lodging
IA in pvair family in the upper part OF nam street, o.
vicinity OF the Capitol. lie ALEC wishes to procure
Sehoo, Room nhe vicinity line addressed 10 W. "
and LEFT u this O6ie. will be attended 10.
Tan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12

Chief Of the Chociaw nation, who fought under
e jackson, and gained his distinguished appreciation lie
died Washington City the 9th Of December, Goth
his La his last moments he expressed wish
disposition Of his affairs concluded by saying, VLen
dead Il. tss big gun, ,rei me Ills reue
son, Volunteer Companies the Marine Corps uiary en
ir OF Congress- aad large and highly respectable
of Citizens.
General sekson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12
10 COTTON GROW Frs.

1IHE subscriber has erected convenient house the rear
OF one present oeeupiedhy him Cary
he will receive cOTTON Sorags free Of charge TO the
Planter sold lying in his house; storage be charged in
all cases whenbe cotton taken away. He will either sell on
ConH''o, give in cash highest price paid in the
ke. MADISON WAITUAIL
Sent Is. dt,,e,-
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Dismal lStoamp land Company.

ONE FOURTH SHIRE FOR SAFE.
resolution Of the General Getting the Dismal SWAMP
~ Land Co. will be sold at the Coffee House in the CITY M
luenoud ON Inc l Of February, 1926 at ~ O'clock One
Quarter Share Of the Stock in laid Company, from
the estate Of Samuel Gt deceased by The company
Tems cash. LEWIS prrJ
The National Intelligencer and Norfolk Beacon will insert
this until day OF sale, aud send their Office
Jan. D. 7f-tds
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sI.gs7.O0O,
Tot al

The Legislature, however, pursuant TO Che sug
gcsiioas Of the Board OF Public Works, Supple
mental Report, Jan. 1920 and with degree Of
caution which marked their wisdom, assumed 20
Der cent in addition to the above inates, as not
being too much, and governed their subsequent ex-
se,nenis accordingly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12

N Office hereby given That there CELLS in
the Lunatic Hospital in the City Of Williamsburg, for
the reception Of patients in both DEPARTMENTS male and female
By order Of the Court Of Direetors
LEONARD HENLEY,c. c. d.
Dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12
FAIL GooDs 8 Fashion S

IHOS. LAMBERT, Merchant Taylor,
- ESPECTtULLY info his customers and III. public
~ generally that he has recently opened rem
assortment of the fashionable GOODS in his hue They
have been se.' ted by himself the North will he found
Inspections not TO be inferior this other
kci III ihs U. States either point Of quality H.
will eceive regularly through the winter, any article
which arrives IA this country, and be notified Ufte least change
in the fashions.
lie those who may favor him with their orders
they shall he executed the very best and mode
rate prices
a handsome assortment of
READY-.MdDE CLOTHING, =
Il generally kept and aud made and trimmed IN superior
1T Any garment made few hours notice If required.
=. Uniforms of description made in the very
hest style.
~ Juurneymen Taors who good worken can get en-
Ployment and the very highest by applying Above
r. -,.tT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12

The Mobile Commercial Register, Of Dec. 10.
says The steam boat Henry Clay, we regret to
learn, lost on the night Of the 7th instant near
Ssemore's ferry, on tie Alabama. She was bound
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12

TENffE Directors othc Brooke Turnpike Company have TIM
day declared dividend Of FIVE per for the last i
months which will he paid the Stockholders application
after the first day Of January, 1.-THE Counting House
SAMUEL MYERS, 18th street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
rENE Directors ofthe Brooke Turnpike Company have TIN,
months, which will he paid the stakeholder, application
after the FIST day Of January, a The Counting House u
SAMUEL MYERS, 9TH street.
F1RWERS' BANK OF pIRGINT4.
'HE President and Director. have deelneda dividend q
which will be paid to the Stockholders the 10th
Jan 3. 75I-2asGt
fIIHE GoncraI Netting the Mutual Assurance Society
Il against FIRE buildings in the Sialeo Virginia will be held
at e Office Of the said Society, Monday the SOh dsy Of
January, 1926.
Jams. 7e-wid
CIs,t CT.
AS COMMITTED &c the Jail OF Iienco county oa he 10Th
w Of August 1895 as runaway negro girl named Hannah
county. and lived with Mr.. MPhersOn Of aid county. Said
girl ,abou 10 years old, Of DARK complexion feet ~
ohc' high, aud oerabiy likely. No max visible Had
when committed striped cotton die The Of laid
ruaSay, any there be, hereby required 60 forward
will be dealt with accordinziy JOHN T.. BURTON, Dep.
Jan s. 7i-wi2t OWN. DasIrdge, S.H Z.
NJ as COMMITTED 10 the sn Of Henrcp county as runaway
w Sunday the 4h day IF September 1925, negro man
who calls himself Thomas obertsou, and says he free and
that he Long Leland, the state 81 New York and
raised iya Sir Francis DYac II Dutch kilns IN said sse
Tom about IS 50 years Of Of dark compile xon feet
inches high, and has the his cd
eyebrow Had on when committed foundshout rev elob
faered lolne vest olive coioufed esrnoueh psnaIoon,
white shirt and black m hat. The n said negro
II any !, hereby teaued to come fi ea,d sod comfy viii
the requisites u the law in such eases he will be dealt with
accordingly. JOHN P. BURTON, Dep.
Jan. 3. T-wi2t for Wm. Dsndridge,SHC
MAS committed iih q the Town Petersburg as
w runaway, the 4 day Of October a negro boy
ed Lewis WHO says he bcloas "a NJ. Cato Kennedy who
lives Lenor county y. G. lie - feet snJ baCinche
high light Completed has 10 the forehead which he
says oocssioned by kick from horse another scarOn the
ten elbow which he ssys oecaoned by burn, sp
pearso he about twenty year, o age The requeed
10 forward, prove property pay charges and take h
away, or be will be dealt with the law dn ecis.
Jan. 8 7t-wiaa ROGER MALLonYfjsaof.
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PARTWERSHIP.

TIME subscribers themselves business unde
Il the firm Of JOIN; ". Gordon & Co.
JOHN N. GoRDoN,
JAMES M. RADCLIFFE.
Jan. s. 7S--6t
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T-iRWERS, B9YT On I'm,

EiRWERS' BANK Of DIRGiNId.
FVNIE President and Directors have deceda dividend Of
per Capital Stock, for last six months;
which will be paid TO the Stockholders the 10th Instant
WM. NEkERVIS, Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12

rINHE General Meeting of the Motual Assurance Society
Il against FIRE buildings in the State Of Virginia will be held
January, 1926.
JAMS. 73-wtI
L r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12

wAsHINGroN, January A. The business
which principally occupied the Senate yesterday,
during its private sitting, was 1t is understood, the
consideration of great number of nominations of
Revenue Officers, whose commissions have, or
soon will have, expired-of whom, some thirty
or forty we've confirmed. Besides these, the only
Nomination of consequence which was acted on
and confirmed, was that of Alexander Caldwell,
as Judge OF the District Court for the Western
District of virgaina. Nat. Int
THE JIJDJCIARY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12

COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT-Al ef-
ter received in this city from Senator of ne Uni
ted States, under date Of January 8, says" The
British Minister has been spoken on the SUBJECT Of
the stop Intended TO be put TO our intercourse with
the North American colonies, by the Comptroller
General q the customs at Halifax. He dIssp-
proves OF IT, and has written TO the Governor, re-
queTIng him 10 obtain suspension until the opin-
ion OF the British government can be ascerained. -
Bait. finer
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-02

Something .NeV-MARRIED. in the clerk 8
Office OF this county, on the 18th Feb. by the
Rev. Mr. Walls, Mr.. HIRAM ADAMS to Miss
|ELlZABE1 II WALLACE, both of Pughtown
This IS very agreeable way Of doing the bu-
siness There is no tedious suspense between
the license and the consummation--no quar-.
reling for share of the cake-no jealousy a.
bout inviting the guests-no ceremonious eti-
quette-all is snug-free and easy. MIR. Reilly
otiioiaed as groomsman, and young MIR. Bent
did 'e well as bridesmaid. The fond pair re-
turned thousand thanks 10 the gentlemen,
and rode of quite dlighted with each other.
Hachesler Repub.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-02


.Hartinstnrg Academy for yo,s,ag Ladies
. HE examination took place on Ss-
! turday the 18th ut The names
of the young ladies who distinguished
themselves in the different branches are
the following:
FIRST CLASS.
Phiiosophy-Misses E. Long, T. Stew
art and l.. Long.
III storg--ancte nt and modern-M Misses
E. ong, /. Long and Z. Stewart.
Rhetoric Misses T.. Long, L. stew
art and l.. Long.
astronomy Misses E. Long L. Stew
art and l.. Long.
Parsing, Sc.-Nisses L. Long, E
Stewart and +. Long
SECOND CLASS.
Parsing and Correcting False Syn.
Misses f Durham, NJ. Timnlons
and II. Z Tabb.
Geography-Misses VI. Snodgrass, NJ.
Timmons and K. Durham.
History-Misses NJ. Snodgrass 8, NJ Il.
Tabb and C. Locke.
ISL onomp- "lSses NJ. SnodSrass, NJ.
Iimmons and f. Durham.
THIRD CLASS.
Geography >isses S. A. Pollock, l..
Harrison and NJ Kerney.
Grammar Misses l.. Harrison, S.
kerney and NJ. Kerney.
Reading-Misses M. Kerney, S. A.
Pollock and l.. Harrison.
SpsIting-Misses S. A. Pollock, l..
Harrison and NJ. Boyd.
~ THE PREMIUMS were awarded
To Misses L Long, M. Snodgrass and
T. Durham, for diligence and applica-
ton.
To Miss f, Durham for neatness and
good behaviour.
To Misses NJ. Z. Tabb and NJ. Tim
mons for writing.
Miss A. Baker made great improve
meDt.
Misses Nj. Boyd and NJ. Hogmire dis
tinguished themselves by reclting dis
tinctly at the time of examination.
Martinsburg, March .. 1926.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-02

We copy the following from the Richmond
Wing of the Oath ult:-
"C'retaf Courts. important bill was yes.
terday rejected by large majority, after two
day OF able discussion.-T judicial evils are
like to go unredressed. and for the good RIA.
son. that the Legislature has no constitutional
power to redress them"
Yet our Solomons at Richmond, contend there
is no reasonable ground for convention.
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RELEAsF OF AMERICANS.

NJ. RODNEY, Consul OF the l.. states
in Cuba, to MIR. CLAY, Secretary of
State, dated Havana, 4th Feb. lsse.
shave now the homer to inform you,
that yesterday had the pleasure to Ell.
feet the release from prison of the re
manning part of the crew of the brig
Noble, viz. Bruce, Perry, armstrong,
White, and Thomas ioung.o
Suicides IN FraRcs.-A French gentle
man, Al. de 81 belonging to noole ia
mlly, lost a young wife whom he tender
" loved about Two years ago; he had
recently been led to form second uni
on; the conduct of the second lady
seems to have been SO different from
that of the FIRST, and the comparison
with the former wife so much to her dis.
advantage, that Nj. de =, became ex
tremely unhappy. he told several OF
ms friends that she would be the cause
of his death, They advised separa-
ton, but this he would not agree to. Gu
Thursday last he LETT his home at ten IN
the morning, and proceeded 10 the ce-
mentry Pere la Chase. lie was OBJ
served by one of the sections. who re-
marked the extraordinary grief eyinced
by him upon entering the church yard
NJ. de y. walked up to the top of hill,
and falling upon his knees before small
marble monument erected 10 the memo
ny of his beloved wife, he wept bitterly
A. Ill, a A..
and hearing the report vi a pistol, he
hastened to the spot whence the report
came; here he found the unfortunate
gentleman stretched upon the tomb, well
tering in blood and lie extinct.
A young man named Frederick For
mentine, aged 20, lately put period to
his existence at Bordeaux, under cir
cumstances OF the most painful nature.
tie had for some time past paid his adj
dresses to the daughter of a watchma-
ker, and had essayed every method to
obtain return of love, but his efforts
were unavai.ing; she eyinced the same
indifference towards him as she did to
her other admirers. The passions OF the
young man wound up to a dreadful
pitch, and despair getting possession OF
his mind, he resolved to end his suffer
ings by death. On leaving the young
lady on the afternoon of the 18th of No
vember, he retired to his chamber, and
wrote letter to her, expressing his love,
his despair, and his fatal determination
In few minutes the letter was deliver
ed and read The young lady. terrified
at the strong and incoherent language
of the epistle, Immediately flew TO the
chamber of Frederick. The door was
not closed. she hastily opened it, and oh
serving Frederick holding pistol to his
head. she exclaimed "Fredeiicki stop,
l will be yours" but whilst uttering
these few words. the fatal weapon had
done its deed Frederick fell at her feet
a corpse!
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-02

was sold IN One Haf and T',so Quarter 7icken.'
and all OF them owned by distant adventurrrs.
The Half in Roma,p. Kampshire county, y.rgi4
MA. by Messrs. charles n Clark aud James
Gibson-One Quarter by Mir jacob Wo,tgany
of yort county near Hfnsrer. Pa (Bsti az
these SHARES harr been ub eady presented and ne
Cash Instantly paid. as usauf al CoHES's oFpIcx.)
The remaining Quarter. which ~ held in PAs-
lddeiptad, has no, yet been presented. The
names Of the above gentlemen are mentioned
b, permission
I'VE have now the pleasure to present to
the public, tile next scheme of tb..
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-02
Grand State Lottery
OF Maryland. No, 6. 10 be dra,rn on The
ODD AND EVEN SYSTEM

BY which the holder Of Two Tickets, or Two
Shares, will be certain Of obtaining az leum ONE
PRizE, and n'og druw THREE! This mode of
drawing which IL secured by Letters Patent
under seal OF III, United States, has been again
adopted by the COMMISSIONERS appointed by
the GovEnso# aud CouSciL. in consequence II
its nnrlsalled popularit, whole Scheme
to be drawn IN ONE DAY and will take place
In the City OF Baltimore, on WEDNESDAY,.
The 10th of May.
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Berkeley County Court,


Daniel Ma, ker, Sen Daniel Mar.
ker, T George Markc, and Peter
Marker, will. shoot with Rifles, off
band, against any four men in Washing
ton county, for. from fifty to one hum
dred dollars The time, place, and man.
ner of shooting, TO be agreed on when
this challenge is accepted
sharpsburg, March 2, 1896.
BL.AN X DEEDS,
FoT sale AT tine office
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THE NEXT LOTTERY.
coHEN's OFFICE Baltimore. ,

CUHEN'S OFFICE BALTIMORE,
February -, 1926
uTThe drawing ri The Grand State Lottery
Of Mar, land, which took place al Baltimore ON
the 18Th ms, sgreeably to announcement. re-
suited as usual, with splendid success to Adj
venturers at CoiiEN's OFFICE, where besideA
various other Capitals Of Importance, the great
Gan,fat D.. 81
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-02

Rye and Corn For Sale.
HE subscriber has quantity If
RYE and CORN. which,he wishes
to dispose of. JOHN BURNS, ir.
March 3, Isa6.-'