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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-19

,,.nr, , Communicated
MAkRiEDln this city, Thursday evening lsss hv IN,
rev Joseph Carson, DIR. Wssly Urig1f Of Caroline :s
Martha Hatcher Of GooehIand. W ~'%
-, On Thursday the Esd Of November Ia,,, bv The,
Rev. Mr.. Cafnes, al Whiterasb, IN Gloueestsr co,n,~
The seat Of Mrs Rootes Lieut. r. b. Lee Of the u Ststs
Army to MIS- julia Prosser, daughter Of Mr.. X.
DIED. the 9TH n at TIE residence his father in IN.
county OF Prince Edward Of lingering disease Mr. Melon
ba&efty, in the 25th year Of his age.
:" h'' r.s5ents on Mopdsy the nth inst. Wiuiam n,
Perkins, Esq. of Buckingham.
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Il persons travelling the Richmond and O,born.,'
turnpike h"a' and who the river the Ferry of
'He sdd company will hereafter from the cnrsr.
On account oi Road Tolls The company having determined
oh Of such Per.ons, the errisge for crossing tho
RIVER, "ch the that char ed at Mayo's Bsdr Ii,
Older oil the President aud Directors. "
e. III. DARLINGTON, Treasurer.
be''iS. 6G-wf
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Dec. 10
4cmpden Sydney CoIlese

..'t~-I'FTt's t<FttJ CUUegC
OBSTRUCTION will he given ih, institution in three of
the modern languages, French Spanish and Italian The
gentleman wh- has been procured highly Tor
Gy hnih aud having spent the greater part Of his life In
france and SPAN, emineny qualified teach either Of Ia.
shoveaamtd Languages.
Dec. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-19

IAHE subscriber lives within half mile Of the Wiswaw
school III Amelia county and would Board ~
oh 10 those who might hoard with him. he
Two ast sessions .iee young gentlemen who attended said
he gave general satisfaction Board the very moderate sun
of Forty Dollars the session. John s.T OF Af,
Der. 49, 80
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WASHINGTON, December l3.-The Board OF
Officers which we have mentioned as being con-
vsned in this city. consisting of Generals Cad
wallader, Sumner, and Daniel, of the Militia, and
General Scott, Coloaels Eustis. Taylor, and
Cutler, and Major Nourse, of the Army, has, we
understand, fulfilled The duties assigned 10 i, by the
Secretary of War, and adjourned
This Board has been, for the last two months
closely occupied in preparing systems of Cavalry,
Artillery, and Infantry Exercise, for the of the
Militia, and in reporting plan Reorganization, by
which this great arm oil National defence NAV be
rendered more efficient.
The Board has no doubt been greatly aided in
coming TO a conclusion, on the subject last men
toned by the replies the Circular of the Secre-
tary Of War, which may be supposed to contain
much of the intelligence and experience of the
country in relation to. This Repo.., as well as
the communications above REFEREES to, will be found
amongst the Documents accompany ing the Pre,i-
dents Message.
Previous to the adjourn nent OF the Board, the
following communication was received from the
War Department.:
DEPARTMENT OF WAR,
1lth December, 1926.
SIR: In reply TO your letter Of this morning,
have to state that have objection to the course
proposed 10 be pursued by the Board
In the moment of their separation, cannot for
bear to express my entire satisfaction with the in
dus,ry and zeal manifested by the Board in per-
forming the duty assigned to it; and although
pressure OF business has prevented me from being
iully dyised of the manner in which The duty has
been performed, such is my confidence IN the in
teliigence and experience OF the members compos-
ing it. doubt not it will be most Satisfactory, and
that their labors, sooner or later, will contribute
most essentially to the improvement of our Militia
system, and thereby render the most essential ser
vice to our common country.
TO the Militia Officers, / would express my
thanks in particular, for their acceptance of nv
invitation to aid, by their intelligence and expe-
rience, the success of objects so important 10 the
corps in which they occupy, desery edly, such dis
tnguished appointments | offer to all an ex-
preston of my friendly regard.
am, sir, respectfully, your obedient servant,
JAMES BARBOUR.
Major General w. SCorT,
President of the Board Of Tactics, &C.
The whole of this subject is now before Con-
gres s we have no doubt of ilsreceiving that atten-
tion which its importance, great National OBJ
jecis demands. Nat. Int.
From Tennessee, we learn that the bill to re-
peal the act for excluding Branches of the United
States Bank from that State, has passed into law.
Whether this an indication of disposition to
have one Of these branches established at Nash
vile, we know not. We suppose, that at least as
much need OF one exists there as at Mobile, where
a Branch Bank was organized on he i7tb uli,mo,
by the choice Of Philip McLoskey, Esq to be
President OF the Board of Directors who have been
appoin ed b. The Parent Bank. Id.
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fesoecijoy the survey ana location oi sad ,oa,i,
saI such Information he may have in his depart
iaent showing the progress that is making in the
construction of said road, and the cost and manner
Of its execution, and which have not heretofore
leen communicated to this House Nat Int
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 10.
CONGRESS
Ia the Senate, the resolution yesterday submit
Ted by Mr.. Johnson of Keniucky, proposing an
Inquiry into the expediency of relieving the Co
amban College in the District of Coumbia by
The release of debt due from the College Ia the
Government, was taken up and agreed to- The
resolution yesterday submitted by Mr.. Reed OF
Mississippi, proposing an inquiry into the extent
Of the constitutional powers of the Government
over the public lands, and into the expediency Of
sppropriaiins portion OF the same for the pur-
pose oil Internal improvements within tie States
and territories where the lands lie, was taken up
ior consideration Mr.. Reed supported the reso-
luton by brief but interesting statement of facts
respecting the situation of western states
aud territories, and the peculiar relation in which
the new states stand to the General Government.
Mr.. Reed resolution and remarks will be pub
ished hereafter. Mr.. Barton did not think that
constitutional questions were fit subjects for re-
ports and arguments of committees; and at his
suggestion, the resolution was so modified as 10
submit 10 the committee an inquiry inio the ques-
ton of expedepcy only. The question being Ia
ken on agreeing TO the resolution, modified, it
IVES decided in the negative. Ayes IL, noes i6
Is In the House several bills were reported. read
and committed, and private bin was ordered to
third reading. The bills which were ordered to a
third reading on Thursday were passed. The reso-
luton Offered by Mr.. Bartlett led to some short
discussion, when.it ultimately adopted as a
nrended by MIR. M'Coy Among the resolutions
offered was one by Mr.. NJ Lean of Ohio, calling
for Information from the War Departinsn, to
any disposition 10 emisrale which may have been
evinced by the Indian tribes, and the hes, mode of
overcoming any obstacles 10 their removal west OF
TIE Mississippi. A resolution was also offered
By Mr.. Drayton of South Carona,son the subsct
of an equal extension of the Judiciary system 10
ell the States of the Union. Mr.. Mitchell of
South Carolina, laid resolution on the table cal
ling for information from the Secretary of the
Treasury to the amount and description of mer-
chandise annually shipped to the West India
islands; and the like information as to the annual
imports from the same islands.
Both Houses adjourned ill Monday.
Nat. Jour.
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NOTICE.

NNElLL be sold the Goth day Of January next al eleven
w o. lock a. III front of the Bell Tavern n the Civ
OF Richmond all shares the Capital Stock tbe
VILE Turnpike Company, which there any money due
Ivy order VI the President and Dir ectcr,.
q. NJ. CARRINGToN, Treasurer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-19

- Nat Of room conpcl.ns 70 lay or t rnrs5,v NJ,
cA,i.ssPeeeh on he cen.tH.5r. Muta4s Seyi5I sss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-19
HIGHEST PRIZE
10000 DOLLARS !!

OF Ut IS. 1879
Tickets SO 90 Quarters GO 7s
Hslves 1 so Eiehihs s7s
orders from shy part 81 DE unisd st,te either l., mali
Fn' Pad) rfste convey sucs eoelns The cash ~ ,,1s
cNess ~ any ~ The I"ces, viii meet the ,sse proni s,
guneua aieDop, a personal application sJgsis 10
- ,. J. COHEN II. A BROTHERS,
'Oih - Gasciie md L0ffeyv R,eisssy vii bspubi.het
Immediately, slter tls 5ra~ss AID vii con,n the Onc,,i
Let u "a Pfxesn viii b. afwsrded gsafsfo all who r,,
their Ssh 10 receive II. 'o-''
'.i'sr,aa. rsr-s 81 a~..R
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-09
10000 Tickets at 3$4 :. 100000
Not one Blank ~ q PrsSe!


The numbers will be put INTO one wheel A.
usual-and in the other wheei vail sc put the
prizes above the denomination of -Four Dollars,
and the drawing 10 progress IN the usual man
ner. The 10000 prizes OF 81 viii be awarded
to the odd or even numbers ot the Lottery, (as
the case may Beg dependant on the drawing
Of the Capita. Prize OF I'weMy .fve fhouSana
DoiLars--that Is TO say, II the $4,000 dollar
prize should come out to an Odd Number, then
euery Odd Nisaaber in the Scheme will be entitled
to S4 prize If the S25 700 prize should
come out to an Epen Nua,ber, then all The
Even Numbers in he Scheme will be each emit
tied to pnze IT So4
Odd Numbers end ,v,h 1, 8, 5, 7. or 9.
Eren .Sambers end with Q, 4, 6, 8, or D.
Ticket drawing a superior prze Ia tins
Scheme as not restricted from drawing an lnie-
ror one also; many tickets therefore, Wit ne.
cessariy obtain TWO PRIZES EACH!
Prizes subject to deduction OF IS per cent
and payable siyry days after the dfa" ing, but
can be had, as usual at COHEN'S OFFICE,
He MOMENT THEY ARE DRAWN
Tickets will Rise,
on the oath of MARCH to rIVE. DOLLARS:
all orders dated previous 20 that day, viii be
supplied at the following Original Prices, vlz;
Whole Tickets "a Quarttrs 81 90
Halres 4. 9 Eighfhs ;. SO
To be had in the greatest variety OF Numbers
(Odd and Even at
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-09

FOREIGN LIIER.iIURE g SCIENCE.
This work has now been published more
than three years Its plan embraced every
thing valuable in the Journals OF Europe bot
white il yet renamed TO be proved that this
plan would be acceptable to the pubhc-it
was not thought eApedlent 10 lncur the great
expesse necessary to execute 1t fully = or to
encounter the disadvantage ut cop, ing from
Journals 20 which our feadeFs isght perhaps
be subscribers On these accounts We have,
with one or two exceptions, asoded the Id.
inburg and Quarterly reviews
All doubts OF The success of a work on the
plan OF the Museum, have been entirely re.
moved by the experiment, anu The best proof
oil gratitude for the public favor will be found
III increased efforts to deserve it.
The new series contains dousLe the quantity
of matter that was in th, hrst--and when II IS
considered that thai was already the cbcspes
periodical work in the country it will be evi
dent that we offer very considerable induce
ments TO subscribers. There viii be ~ Give
numbers year, each containing nearly as
much one OF the reviews Ihis increase Ut
space enables Us to reprint euery thing aooraa se
f,tG,tti1ig IN the
Edtnburg and Quarterly ReUie,cs,
in addition 10 the following works. from whsc
we have regularly drawn our supplies hereto.
fore
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the Arts Eclectic Review
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And all new journals of merit, Tor which we
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The editor OF Journal Consisting easirefv of
selections from Foreign Journals, may perhaps
be allowed, without the lmputation Of vanity,
TO speak OF the Qnaafy, as well as the guam.
tity, OF the matter contained IN has work. A. is
very evident that an abundance Is offered to
his choice, and as the Journals OF Great Britain
are supported by writers of great talent and
high reputation, to whom large salaries are
pad, much must be OF very superior order.
IL would seem then to be easy 10 compile from
all these Journals, one which shall be SUPERIOR
to any one OF them.
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The work will be sent TO any part OF the u
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account, BY the publisher.
UJSubscriptions received at this Office.
Martlnsburg. Jan. 10, 1896
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-09
VIRGINIA,

berkeley County Court, TO aott'
EsBRUARY Term, 1896.
lanes Thruston aud David Randolph, Guar
dams OF the children Of Joseph Thruston de-
ceased Planuiis,
AGAINST
Robert BillingsIy, William Cunningham and
James Hayes (afree man OF coiof) Defendants
IN CIiANCERY.
THE defendant, Robert Bllilngsiy, not having
catered his appearance, and gwen security &C.
co.dng to the act Of assembly and tRe rules OF
this Court; and il appearing 10 he satisfaction
Ut the court that he is not an inhgbnant OF this
otate--H is Ordered, That the said defendant,
Robert B,llngsiy do appear here on the second
Monday in May next, and answer the bill
Of the piainiif, and that copy OF his order
ne forthwith inserted for two months success
-lvely in tue Martmsburg Gazette, and be
posted at the door OF the Court Aouse OF this
county
A Copy-Teste
d. HUNTER, C BIC
February l6. 1896
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-09

Daniel Ma ker, Sen DIniel MOI
kef Jr George MGrke' and Peer
Marker, viii snoot With Rifles, off
band, against any four men in Washing
ton county, for, from fifty TO one hun
-dred dollars. The time, place, and man
ner of shooting, to be agreed on when
this challenge IS accepted
Sharpsburg, March ., 1926.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-09

Messrs. I'm. Hughes & SAMUEL Hughes,
ntAi>E MOI let, that On Saturday, Il, 18Th
u OF March next, at the dwelling house of
w ashIngton Evans, in the town Of Martins.
burg, beekeley county, Virginia, | shall. b,
WRIT OF commission iroa the Superior
Coort OF Chancery. holden At Winchester,
virginia. take tae deposition OF several wit.
nesses which intend offering as evidence IN
sun depending in SAID Cout,, wherein am
comp iDani aud ca sc. are defendants
February 10. 1926 JEhU WOOD.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-09

To Richard T. Queen, 8 George lyons,
4 AXE NOTICE, that on FRI day, The l7,h
i day OF March next, at the dwelling house
OF Adam King, IN the town of 6eorge Town,
in the District OF Columbia. shal take the
deposlt ON Of the said Adam Kiag and others,
by virtue OF commission nom the superior
Court Of Chaucery, holden at Winchester, in
cause therein depending in which / am plain
Tiff. and YOU aud others are defendants
RICHARD M'sHEkRY,
Administrator of The estate of
George King, deceased
February is, 1926
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-09
PUBLIC SALE.

MILL be sold, by PUBLIC YiUCITON,
w at the late residence OF Mrs. DELLA
Butt. deceased, near Hardscrsbbie, on Thurs
day the S3diaStant, all the personal property of
said deceased, consisting of CAT TIE, HOGS.
Household & Kitchen Furniture
OF every description: Wheat, Rye and Corn by
the bushei; a quantity of Bacon. SIX months
credit will be gwen, the purchasers giving bond
with approved security Sale to CONNIE ace
early in the day.
ON THE SAME DAY,
The LAND belonging to the deceased will be
rented. Bond and approved security viii De
required
CHRISTIAN HENRY. Admir-.
March 2--ts
At the same time and place,
Will OTTER tor sale about tgoo hunated bushels
81 Rye; several frst.rate Pioughs, Harrows, &c.
Credit same as above.
CHRISTIAN HENRY
March 9.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-09
Berkeley County Court,
FEBRUARY iERM, 1925.

that notice be gwen ;
W by publication OF tins order, ia The Mar
tmsburg Gazette, that the court Will, on the ID
day ofneEt April Term, proceed to the hearing
.ofall Chancery Causes nd appeals from Justices
judgments then on the docket OF SAID Court.
Teste ID. HUNTER, Cfk.
February 23-3w
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-09
FAMILY FLOUR.

Delivered at any house in town. free OF charge
inse ed Oil. Sperm OIL, BY 9 and BY IL
Window glass.
Stove pipe. Stoves, Castings, &c.
On hand. and tor sale by
JAMES T.. ERSKINE & CO
Martinsburg, Dec. %.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-09

BERKELEY County Court, TO wit:
FEBRUARY Term, 1926.
| Jacob Smith Plaintiff.
AGAINST
Polly Custer widow and Jacob Custer, Eli
zabeth Custer, Polly Custer Catharne Custer,
John Custer, Henry Custer, and Finley Custer,
children OF John Custer, deceased, and George
Knsle Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant Ceorge kinsie not having
entered his appearance, and given security ac-
corGmg to the act OF assembly and the rules OF
this court, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction
of the court that he is not an inhabltant OF this
state-H is Ordered, That the said defendant,
Georgt kmsle do appear on the second Mon
day in May next, and answer the bill OF
the plaintiff. and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted for two months successfully
IN the Martinsburg Gazette, and be posted at
the door OF the Court House OF this county.
A Copy-Tesie,
d. HUNTER, C. d. C.
February l6, 1896 2m -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-09
COEEN'S

Lottery and Exchange Office, No. IA,
.Market-street, Baltimore;
Where tie gleal ana iagnhoentCapItalPrize of
One Hundred Thousand Dollars
in the lasl Grand STATE Lottery, was sold IN One
Halt aud Two Quarters GALL TO DISTANT
ADVENT URERS,) and ahete more Cabital
P'I.es haze been sold thar al any other Obice an
.9,ner7cd
o. Orders from any part of the United States
either by mail (post pad) or private convey.
ance, enclosing The Cash or Prize Tickets in
any of the Lotteries. will meet the same prompt
and punctual attention as if on personal appli-
cation CT BE particular ia directing 10
! l COHEN, in & BROTHERS baltimore
" CoHEN'S Gazette and Lottery itegtster
will be published Immediately after the d.aW.
ing, and viii contain the complete List of the
Prizes, ]; win be forwarded gratis, to all who
purchase their Tickets at COHEN'S OFFICE
aud who signify their wish to receive it.
Baltimore, March 1-3w.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-09
MIR SAMUEL LIGHT,
TAKE NOTICE.

YvHAT on the 3lst day OF March, (nst.) at
L the house of Mr.. Joseph Foreman, IN
Berkeley county. Virginia, shall, by virtue
of a commission de bene esse, take the deposi-
tions of Joseph Foreman and James Foreman;
to be offered as evidence in cause depending
in the Superior Court of Chsncery, at Win.
chester, in Virginia, wherein am complain.
ant and you aud Philip c. Pendleton, are de.
PENDANTS. HENRY BEDlNGER.
March ,, 1826-4w
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-09

Commodore Porter The following
note was banded to the Editor OF the De-
mecraiic Press:
Commodore Porter has not yet de-
termned 10 enter into the Mexio an SER
vice. The true state of the case IS, that
he goes on a visit TO Mexico on leave of
absence. there to determine whether it.
would be most advisable for him to ex-
cept or decline the otter which was some
tune since, rendered TO hun, and winch
has been, recently repeated by the Nex-
Ican Government Were he setualed
by personal interests and aggrandise-
lnent alone, no doubt could exist as to-
the course which he ought to pulsoe, it
is presumed however that he will he CO.
yerned by higher objects tnan those, but
whatever may be his present views and
ultimate determination, cour,esey would
seem to require that, BY personal inter-
view with the Authorities Of Mexico he
should show 10 them he has placed pro-
per value on the compliment, which nas
been pad to him.
The Commodore is expected to sail
from New York for Mexico, in the course
of two weeks at tarthest.n
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-09
IN CHANCERY.
VIRGINIA, to wit.

At Rules held IN the clerks office of the
County Court OF Berkeley, on Monday the I'd
day ofJanuar,, 1896,
William kroeseD, Plaintiff.
Isaac S. Lauck, administrator of George ren.
GorH deceased, George kreps and Eliza his
wife, Perry orendorIi, Elizabeth Glassfotd,
Louisa Glassford, Dennis Glassford, William
Glassford, Alexander Giasstvrd, George Glass.
tord, James Glassford and Christian Glasstord,
Children and heirsoi EiizabethG Iassford, decd
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendants, George kreps and Eliza
his wife and Perry orendorff not having
entered their appearance, & given security &C.
cording to the act of assembly and the rules of
thus court. and II appearing to the satisfaction
OF the court that they are mt inhabitants OF this
state-H is Ordered, That the SAID defendants.
do appear on the second Monday IN March
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff,
and that copy of this order be forthwith
Inserted for two months successfully in the
Maruasburg Gazette, and be posted at the
door OF the Court House of this county.
A Copy-Teste,
d. HUNTER, C. b. C.
January 5, 1826.-2m.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-09
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR S9IE


|gEsHE subscriber being DESTROYS to
"a quit business, offers for sale hrs valuable
FARM, on the ruscarora near Martnsburg,
Whereon he now resides. containing about
One hundred and Sirty Acres
Ut PRIME LINES TONE LAND The I'M
provements are valuable STONE MILL.
on a neyer-tailing stream OF water, at all sea-
sons OF the year. aud at present capable OF
grinding 10000 bushels Of grain per an
mum A COMFORTABLE Dwell
LING HOUSE, new Stone &..N
swHzer tern- Also--A newly erect. ssssAA
ed TAN YARD, containing thirty gE&A
hive vars, with the necessary buildings A
further descrptior Of ib,s valuable property is
deemed unnecessary. as it is perfectly well
kno~u. The terms vii be very accomoda.
ung--say one fourth Ut the purchase money
N hand, and the balance in si1. eight or even
ten annual pay men,s, al the option Of the pur.
chaser. For further particulars, apply 10 the
subscriber on the premises, or to Mr.. William
Loi & in Martlns5urS.
February 23--tt JOHN IilLDr.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-09

Ry which the holder oi lw0 Iickt n. OF wo
Shares, will be certaiu Of obtaining az least ONE
PRIZE, and may drap HtEE! his mode OF
drawing which is secured by Letters Patent
under seal of the United States. has been again
adopted by the ConaIssIoNERs appointed b,
the Gov EnNoa and Council. in consequence OF
its unrivaled popularity--Ihe whole Scheme
TO be drawn IN ONE DAY and will take place
in the City OF Baltimore, On WEDNESDAY,
The 10th OF May.