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Mr.. jefferson. tn. excitement produc-
ed by Mr. Jctferson's application to the
Virginia legislature has extended from onv
extremity of the Union to the other ;and
among the plans adopted to prevent the
alternative TO which his necessities com-
PEELED him to resort, has been suggested
that of private subscriptions Norfolk put
the ball in motion, and it has been second
ed elsewhere with zraI But will Mr.
Jefferson accept of the donation thus rails.
ed, when he has declared that his own
property, at fair valuation, will relieve
HIM from pecnniary embarrassment ?
And, if he would, is there not danger that
the scheme will prove abnrtiye ? We all
recolleot the circumstances under which
an attempt was made to erect monu
ment 10 the memory of Washington, the
g" father of his Country'--wth what en-
thnsiasm II WAS commenced. and how in
glorlonsiy it ended. Let us take warning
by this fact, and not rashly engage in an
undertaking, which, by proving nnsnccess-
ful, would add another pang to the feel
lngs of Mr.. Jefferson, and cast another
stigma upOn the character Of the state.
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NJ FoIH n N" luz mn 10 Z .#7It -
s's. aud All o lhem osnrd ~ disiant h1kfa.
tureis LIE Dsllia horlp,y, HamPsh,rre al
- Uslaia, by Messl. Lhaiips Il Ciafk ID
james GtbssB. OHe Quarter by jacob If.
gang q. York 0png etas Hdnotef.Po (boh
- n - S4art, hare osf5i afrsday p,fstaftd aud
tn cam fftaa1Hg paid, as uFuai al CoBLN's
DrIaSt ihP remaining quarter winch IL
held IL P'olsas 'p"la, tins not yet lleen pre-
,rued lie nanes Of tie aboSe gentlemen
are inehIionsd by permission.
= w nav nov tur pleasure 10 prescntto
Lne umlLlN. lMn nnAL -lleM IL VI lle
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du.oov tickets nj - AlGp ono
Not one Blank to Il Prize :

AUUL OF DAMAGE
The Numoef, viii be put MO one whrA
| As usual and IN the otaer wheel will Ire
pat the pli2es above the denomination OF
! Fuur DulIars, att tho drawing 10 progress
| ~ llir usual nnGneb The 2oooO pti2cs OF
Glaill be- awarded 10 the odd ar cten NUN
be,4 ut the Lottery, fas tire ease ma, be) ley
pendant on the craving Vi The Cnl1iD, i'r1a
ol f.psalJ nee thousand Dollars tnsi - 10
say, II tbu l6, 900 dollar rttae should como
out To Al Ddd Number, thigh frct4 Odo .Nftn-
IA ne scheme vii b. rnfiaeu tu - pfze-~4
II the - uoD pfize should cuu.C out 10 MA IL
ren Number, then MI the Lff5t Aanibfts ~ he
scheme viii he rhrh rul1tteu ~ rfi1e a., -.
O,id yFumbtJ end Odh /, -, :, OF .. Lpen
NaHbers cui NTH ., 1 4, u ~ y
4 riekct dfsNlnth superior prize ~ THIS
scheme IS nor Tesifltid from drawing ~ ,n>
terior onc also many lnkets therefore will
necessarily Obtain IhO TRIES Each
Pfiscs subject 10 deduction ~ 10 pr cent.
md paVnjie artg dags ottcr The drnp ~ <, byr
cuu 5f had n usual NJ CO;iEN'- OF ICE
MT MOMENT THEY AXE DRAWN.
g.. Tickets will 1.lse,
on the 2lih ot MARCll 10 1--WE DOLLARS
all orders dated previous TO that day, will
he supplied at the following Original neg
w.
0h0is Tickets "a Quarters ~ 90
HnlptS E1ghhfS 80
toe, haa IT he srea's'' sNa.'yor tumbrr. loda ~
GGIl.a -, oSa
Lottery Il Lrfh'nG,. lHi" No. ~ .harkei
arttt Butm0re,
Where the grrai md magnbcent Capital
rrl?e o.
One Hpudred Thousand Dollars
~ tie last drend Steic LOTTERY, was sod IA
One Hal and Two Quarters GALL 10 DIS
.IANT AUEFNIukERsJ aud Where mora
CIyitai Prizes hHte befil sud MrH al any ~
Htr office IN 9msrtcn.
NJ Orders from any part OF the United
State, esther by mall post pnld) or private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash or prizs
Tickets n amy Of the Lotteries, viii meet tho
sam, prompt aud punctaol attention as If on
petsenn applications o. BE patirular.lr ~
? cling u
j COHEN, In. Il BHO1HERS--Sa Baltimore
u CDuENS " GNgfue md LoHery Reg-
isr, w,N be published immediately after lha
Drawn, aud viii contain the complete list
Of The irsrs. il viii br forwarded gratis to all
who pnre have thar Tickets nj COHEN'S OF4
FICE, and Who signify their Hish 10 reeeiys
Baltimore, Ftjruory 2th, 1926.
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.%aYkGE

DY rirtpe Of aeed IF trust, erecsted BY
- Samuel rg'ea,na, and duty recordta efH
BE- soa. 1ihe hs5"t biddrr, IN cash, b,'off
the Gout 5oor' Of The Union Hoie IN tie toon
of I,urhbvra, on Sriprdoy he lsta iaaont
fnssyt9 23T!GAsD ssAGIE'J, az E,
Pleraoi aud Dac'4 ie!tag rs trustee mi
com. yuch Title as is rested IN ne bg ne 'atd
lrag, derd GLO. u. run IN.
lHrch ., Gus
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tCoRHEofED wEEKhl

PRICES OF STOCKS,
L. s. Bank, Ia no sales,
Bank Va. new Iol 80 sales.
do old 100 50 sales.
Farmers Bank 100 80 sales.
BANK NOTES EXCHANGE.
Corrected At .7iien's Office Lynch6rg.
North Carolina and its Branches, from
3 to 81 per cent. discount.
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TIE NETr IOTTEEr.
cenE , offlcE--Bslfimofe. I.

tWeHfg - lo&O D
" III drawing of The Grand stair Lot
tery Of fylnnd, which took idsee at BhIt-
more The l1th Iusf BRrrsnbly to ANNOUNCE.
1nedt, fsslnt d rs usUsl WITH slle did success
10 adveniurcrs Al COHEs'3 OFFICE, where
tesides various oiiler eaf',als OF mp nianoy
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a. was known 10 be agaios. K, ana IN.
House Of Del gates tbrrefcr. nr,de,,,y
determined TO throw the responsibility of
lis rejection upon that Indy. The ,a,r
the SCENE hid changed. Il WAS known
that the Seaatnr from this district who
voted against il. in the first instance. mad
hrsn succeeded BY determined friend +
the measure; and that the senator from
the stanton district, was palsied ~ the
Will OF his constituents" These circum.
stance, threw tn. maturity of that BODY
IN The other scalr, and to prevent the Gas.
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Tho Celebrated Race Horse
W.AEHl lIGT Div,

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ble4n |. brrty. bedford court
hou =, and will I've let t.
mares at se6 the season.
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.NEp PUBLlG.4IyON,S.

He Subscriber has the pleasure Of IN
ponnciug To the pubic that part OF his
org pxprcird supply Of
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IiIO III" ii.f
Tlteaty rpe fhOHSgHa oilars

2es2p ,lI1es,amounting 10 ; lot, wv
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DUBLic SAt4E.--WlH be offered scr sale,
l. on Thursday the 70 b day OF October nexr,
at the place here now live, IN Sleepy Creek,
Morgan County, yirg,nis. about seven miles
from bath and five from Hancock my PL.7.N.
T4TIO.N, GRIST and S.3W MILLS. There
is on tins farm, $50 scr, 0t good farming land,
and as much timber the pace. Il sawed up
and taken to market, as would pay for the whoie
OF the property. On the land is two good
Dwelling Houses. good Kitchen and Barn; a
pa,ied Garden; Still House, with overhead wa.
ter that never fails. The farm lsbn toierabie
repair. My reasons for selling this valuable Fro
perry are Obvious: II Is not because | do not
like il, but because have no family, and am
getting old, and cannot attend to the Farm and
Mills MI self and have no one To do it for me.
The situation and surrounding country perfect.
ly healthy. Terms: One b 1t the purchase mo
ney &c be paid ~ hand; aud the other IN two
or three yeArs, as may best suit the purchaser,
by giving sufficient security. Any person or
persons wishing TO purchase the above proper
~ may be shown the same on application TO
the subscriber Should it not be sold on the
above day, it viii be rented for term of years.
AT the me time and place, will offer for
sale, Cattle, Hogs. Farming implements. Wa.
Household and Kitchen Furniture of every
description: sgether with number of other
articles too tedious to mention. Twelve months
credit will be gwen for the noveable property,
upon the purchaser giving bond with approved
security. Sale TO begin early in the day.
Aug " MARCUS ALDER.
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SCHEME.
Sis5ooo
1855 prizes
294i5 blanks.

ZS4lo blanks.
The tickets in this Lottery are formed by
printing three Of The same number from Col TO
$1,000 inclusive.
On the day Of drawing, $1,000 ballots, mum.
bered from 0ei 10 l50GO inclusive, will be de.
posted in wheel, and IL will he drawn out,
which will determine the fate Of all the tickets
The three tickets having on them the number
Of the LIST drawn ballot Will each be entitled to
Sl0 600 The three tickets having on them the
number Of the Cd drawn ballot, each 5000. The
twelve tickets having on them the numbers OF
the Sd, 4gh, 5th and 9th drawn numbers, each
1000 The fif:een tickets having on them the
numbers Of the 9TH. 0d, oh, 10Th, and 18th
drawn ballots, each 500. The eighteen tickets
having on them the numbers OF the 18th, 18Th,
18th, 18th. 10th and 18th drawn ballots, each
100. AL the remaining tickets having foF the
three last figures of their number the three last
figures Of either the LIST or I'd drawn ballots, in
the order in which drawn, (neIng 81 will each
be entitled to so. Aud all the tickets having
for the two last figures of their number the twe
last figures OF the Sd drawn ballot, and in the
order 10 which drawn, lbeing $50 ticke,s1 will
each be entitled to 10.
To determine the prizes OF "a, the tickets
will be considered in three divisions. TO witt the
first division from No 00l 10 5000 inclusive
the second from 5o0l to 10000 inelusive--,he
third from l000l 10 5000 inclusive aud all the
tickets to whose division the prizes OF 10000
shall be drawn, will each be entitled to 4 Thus
three tickets tone from each diyison) are sure
of one prize, and may draw six.
Whole Tickets, S4-Halyes, 2-easrsets. l.
Eighths, so cents. To be had in variety Of
numbers at ALLEN & Co.'S.
Lottery and Exchange Office, Pennsyl-
vania Avenue, Washington City.
Who bave Tickets in all the popular Lotteries.
Orders promptly attended TO. july ~.
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E1aUSr sale. 81 Write OF Deed OF
A Trust, executed ON tue 9Th day OF Septem-
Der, 1925, by William Ray 30 the subscri-
Der, for the purpose OF securing to Christian
Henry, certain sums ct money therein mention.
ed, will be sod, for cash, Al the house OF SAID
William RAY on S.f1URD3Y the yih day OF
September next, at an early hour IA he day,
ONE GREY MARE, Household and Kitchen
Furniture; such IS Bed, Bedsiesd and Bedding,
one Bureau, Corner Cupboard, Breakfast Table,
half dozen Windsor Chairs one small Chest,
together with several other articles not neces-
sarV TO mention.
Aug II EDMUND KANDAI, Trustee.
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kSfsVrVofL5r " WY X tffe5n. 81 Vpsrb-
= ington CIV. tQr publishing BY sabscr;o,ion
nr. 8RKfN'S ADDRESS for he n ps.''
Bard; and 7HE TaIJifpR or TRyTB
Poem. by the sane author.
1sr~s--fhe volume will consist or ,bo., IN
oetsvo psges, printed 10 handsome STYLE. on ~.
pc, 9, sirxrelle't q"sh.y and will be iolpres.
, g, ana neatly ecand :" boards. Price s0ecnts.
The proceeds ofsse work. after deFrsv;,s- -.
cos OF publication, viii be transferrtds u -
Boston Bard "@
een'iehea holding subscription paners d, n
please return them to r.. Bryan. p, IA Aiexsa
drls, u. = 60 Who, also, persons at dis,s,,.-,
wishing 70 subscribe, viii please conmon,rso !.
their BsmeS.
G-rSEbscribtious reeeiued az this etgee.
MaFlIns0aIE, Aug 10, 1896.
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HAU1toN The subscriber having received
" considerable injury from persons trespass
ing on his lands, sJjoining the Lick Farm,
thinks proper to give this notice TO all persons
IL future srespassng 10 any way upon said lands,
either by fishing, towing, riding through bis
enclosure S, throwing down his fences, leaving
open his gates, or committing any other de-
probation, taat he is determined to put the law
in force against all offenders, without respect to
person. aug, I7-St JOHN LIGHT.
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ITO the public 1T being the general impress.
Il sion OF the citizens OF this place and neigh
borhood, that the subscriber intends removing
to the West. he deems it necessary TO inform
them that he has determined to remain with
them. He tenders to the citizens OF the coun.
". his services as LAND SURVEYOR, at
rates suited to the -tmes--aiso as a collector !;
with the assurance, particularly in regard 10
the latter, that any business entrusted 10 him
shall be attended to with the utmost strict.
ness and punctuality.
dag. ~. Iamss .sfarEsli Jun.
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DRoPOSLS ny Ipha s. Csaltaher. Of H,r.
4 pers-Fefrv, Va. tor p,,blishinr a New F5;.
tion of NOTES on. VI2GEN1S. by rhoIaa.
Jefferson
These Notes, though written in 1871. are attn
interesting because they exhibit the situation a
Vfg'nia, and ia sosne measure az the whos.
country, 81 4isnc whensnc had iust emerg,f
from the perlosss and dstshtfil stfuegle 70, -.
dependence. Eves Intelligence reader knows
what America 'ssss isl 10 know what she wss-
an her infancy. 'seqs<IIv u<<essary. aud NAV
prove usefully instrncuve, III enabling "a 70 *.
preciate our Unparalleled pfospcfisy. And ~ko
will nor feel pride in preserving memorial
OF one Of her most highly gifted aud big hIy hon.
ored sonsl
Conditions. The volume win consist oe abnSs
$50 duodeeimo pages printed with new tyne.
upon good paper, and. f properly nafronired.
VIII be embelhshsd With portrait a The anthor.
It viii contain, in Appendix. MANY iaier-
esting productions Ut Mr.. Jslic,snn's prn. ths
Declaration Of independence; his frat inaugural
speech. and several 81 bis lsss letters, comps;.
Sag in themselves very valuable collection.
and one which ought 10 be in the family library
Of every American.
The price 10 subscribers. neatly bound. win
be one dollar asd FRENZY ~ cents per copy. pay.
able on delivery,
Those who obtain twelve Subscribers and
become accom- able for them, win be snt,,lsd
to one copy for their trouble.
Subscription papers retumable by the 25th Of
On egon. rscsssed at tais esres.
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~HE subscriber most respectfully informs
i the old Customers Of the Bedipgton Mills,
and The Farmers Vi the County generally, that
he has leased. Tor term OF years. said Mills
add is now ready to receive ALL KINDS OF
GRAIN Which he viii grind on the usual
terms. lie will give barrel OF Superfns Flour
for every 3C0ibs, Of Merchanfable Wheat. and
is enabled &c do ali the Country Work that may
be offered him, with ali possible dispatch.
Aug 10 Wa. PENDLEION.
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NEGRo NAN FOR SALE.-W.ll be sold,
IN at Public AUCTION, in front of the Court
House door IN Msrtins5urg, on Monday the 1871
day # Sepfem5er merit, sNEGRO MAN, COM
mItted to tie Jail OF Berkeley county as runa-
way, and sold by order Of court. TERMS CASH.
SAID Negro SAYS he belongs 10 certain John G.
Frame. living in Augusta county, Virginia.
Aug. IL PETER GARDNER, Jtplor.
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HE partnership heretofore existing under
J. the name of BCRKH.iRT g RIDDLE,
is this day dissolved BY mutual consent; ali
persons having claims against said concern,
will present them to Daniel Burkhsrt for pay
ment; and those persons indebted TO said firm,
are requested to make payment 10 ID. Burkhart,
who is authorised TO settle the same.
DANIEL BURkHART,
aug 90. w. y. RIDDLE.
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II EATHER.-The subscribers have on hand,
Ia and for sale. large stock Of prime Span
ish and Country soal leather, Upper, Kip and
Calf Skins, &c which viii &c soid on pleasing
terms, BY applying At thei. Yard near The bridge.
MartinshuEg, Aug 70 GOOD s. STEWART.
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BY AUTHORITY.

OF THE STATE OF RHODE ISLAND
Under The snperiniendanee IF Managers appoint.
ed by Laz.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY, mo. 4, for
~ 1860 for the encouragement of bones
tic Industry. To be drawn in Providence on
the OF August, 1876. by new method of
drawing. secured by letters patent under seal
OF the u States. s. & NJ. ALLEN D. Co
.4genfs fer The Managers
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CONNER cIAI.
REFIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKET,

AND PRICES CURRENT, FOR THE WEEK, ESDIse
MONDAY NOON, Auousr 81.
From The BaLtlmore Patriot.
iwaosALE PRICES.
FL0UR--Hyward street Ut late inspection
has improvsd--Saies al 81 50-but lutte new
come to market. sales Of City Mills and Sus
quehanna, OF which there IS but moderate
supply, at quotations Tbs Inspection for the
iast week amounts 20 1896 Whole, nall bbls
Howard street--4295 whole 492 half bbls of
CITY Mills and other Flour. We quote.
Sup Howard ST. per bbi. 81 379 4 so
City Mills, standard quail. as a4a74
g Snsqaehanna, l93
GRAiN--oaies at quotations.
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DIED

At Baltimore, on Saturday morning last, Mr.
Plnd .iaen, after snort i!lnsss. Mr. Allen eas
known TO the public as a writer of considera-
ME talents. both in prose and verse--to his in
Inmates he was knswn as a kind friend and
most affectionate son and brother
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20, 600 DOLLARS.
II 978 Prizes. amounting - 295, QoI
i2ol2 Bisaks--25 600 iekefs
.kot one Blank 10 n pv,~.


Nous or DnAwIxs The number. w;D ~
put IN the whees - usaa--.rd in the otiser viii
be put the prizes above he denoninatten ~
Four Dollars and the drawing To progress 81 az.
usual manner. The 500 prizes Of Fo,r Da,-
lars will be awarded TO the cdd or even 800
bers OF the Lottery las the case may be ! dsp~nd.
en-, on the drawing OF the Capital Prize OF Iwen-
~ Thousand DolIsrs--that is 10 say. 4 ~.
Twenty Thousand Dollar Prize should rar,s
Out TO an odd number, then every odd numbr,.
in the scheme will be entitled to -Four Dollar
prize; If the Twenty Thousand Dollar priv.
should come out TO an even number, then "a
the even numbers in the scheme will be each
entstled to prize of Four Dollars.
Odd numbers end With I. 3. S. 7ors
Even numbers end with 2. 4. 6, 8 orc.
This mode OF drawing not only permits thor
whole Lottery TO be completed in one drawing.
but has the great advantage Of distributing ths
small prizes regularly 70 every alternate 1.u-
Der In the scheme, 80 tina, The holder Of two
tickets. or two shares of Tickets Zone odd and
one even number,) will be certain OF obtsin;n.r
least one prize, and IN the same ratio for ans.
greater quantity. A Ticket drawing q snp<r;or
prize in this scheme is not restricted from ars~s-
ing an inferior one also--msny tickets. thers.
tore, will necessarily obtain two prizes each.
Prizes all payable in Cash. which can be h.d
as usual. at Cohebs ofiees, the moment shsy
are drawn.
Whole Tickets, o0--fialves, Q So Quar-.
tiers 25--Eighths ga.
To be had N the greatest variety of numbers
lodd and Eyen) at
COHEN'S
Lottery and Exchange Offices. Richmond
and Norfolk, va.
CT Where numerous capitals have been OBJ
tanned. Prizes IN any Of the late Lotteries viii
DC received in payment.
orders from any par, Of the United States, eli.
ther oy nail, post paid. or private Conveyance.
enclosing the cash or prize tickets in any OF the
Io'ssries. VIII meet With the same prompt and
punetaal attention as IL on personal application.
Address TO sis COHEN jr. & BROTHERS.
Aug ~ Norfolk or Richmonds
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DRAWING NEXT MONTH.
CRAM Ale IOi ti.y CT VIRGINIA.
FIHsr Glass.
For The Bsneft Of the sNONO.NCaLL.a
.aCADEMY.

TacoHEN, in. & BRorsIRas, have the
pleasure TO announce TO the public the Asst
scheme of the GRAND ST.iTE LOTTERY
OF PIRCLNT.3, for the promotion of Eduesa.
tion and the benefit of the Monongslia Acac.e.
M. The scheme is arranged on the Odd and
Even System, which mode Of drawing (secu red
by Letters pstenxunder the Seal Of the United
States) has been adopted in consequence Of liz
established and unriyalesl popularity. The
whole TO be drawn in ONE DAY. and will TAXA
place on WED.NESD-4Y, the eth OF nex
month, (Scptember, III The cfyaf kichmonat
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A CARD.-Iesse Hayden would inform the
I \ public, that Mr.. John hewitt is no longer
in his employ, that be is doing business on his
own footing ~. II. wishes il 10 be distinctly
understood, tina, he is no longer bound for any
stock that said hewitt may purchase. aug. IL.
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FOR sALE--TVo likely young NEGRO
Il GIRLS one in her i7th year, and the
other ~ her 18Th year. They are both well &C
qusinted with house-work, sc. Apply to the
printer. August IL
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-24

Mr.. John Harbaugh, Of Frederick
county, in note to the editor of the
Examiner, states that on the 2ad ult.
his daughter was bitten on the ankle
by a eopper-head snake. The bite of
which is considered fully as dangerous
as that of rattle snake. The mouth Of
common glass bottle, filed with whis-
key, was applied to the wound for three
quarters of an hour, and when taken
away the poison was found to be nearly
all extracted. The poison was distinct
ly seen passing from the wound into the
bottle. A perfect cure was effected BY
this simple remedy.
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TIE good Work goes forpard,-we
are informed that the Rev. Samuel ID.
Hoge, formerly of this state, now of Ohio,
has recently liberated bis only slave, a
valuable young man, left by him in this
state, and about to be sent either to Ii
IBERIA, or to Ohio. We have also re-
ceiyed information that Miss Patsey
Morris of Louisa, lately deceased, has
liberated all her slaves (about sixteen)
with request that they should be sent
to Liberia. She has also left Eve hun
dred dollars to fit them out and defray
the expenses of their passage.
Thus does evidence multiply around
us that the impulse is already given and
the work esun.--Who shall stav-sits
progress, or measure tie blessings to
our country and to Africa, which will
follow in its train?-Fam. Visitor.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-24

YIRGLNL.9--Berke.ey County Cour,, 10 wiz:
AusUsr rrRs, 1895
Peter w. Kerney. Jeptha Morgan, William
Brown aud Garrett Wynkoop, PrsSs.
AGAINST
John Z. Vanmetre and John ysnmetre. Def'fs.
IN CHANCERY
The defendant, john +. ysnmetre. not hay.
ms entered his appearance. and given security
according to the act Of assembly, and the rules
OF this court, and il appearing to the saiisfac
ton of the court that he is not an lnhabitant of
this stste--h is Ordered. That the .aid defen.
dant, John K, Vanmetre, do appear here on the
second Monday in October rex, and answer the
bill OF The plaintiffs, aud that copyof this or.
der be forthwith inserted for two months sue
cessivel, IN the Mar,insbnrg Gazette, ard be
nosted at the door 81 the Court House Of this
county. Copy-Teste.
aug. IL, 1896 d. HUNTER, c,a.c.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-24

Hon. RrFus KING, late Minister of the u
States TO the Cover .nlent OF Great Britain, ar
rived at New York on Wednesday last, in the
ship Aczsls, from London.