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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-12-28

EIAiR DRESSING and SHAViSG.-fhe
II Il undersigned having opened B.3RBER
SHOP in that part of Mr.. Showers brick
building, lately occupied as Ssddler'shop BY
Mr.. John Maxwell, will be happy to serve the
Gentlemen of Martinsburg in his line OF bust
ness. He will cut and dress hair in the mos.
fashionable mode. and shave with the greatest
ease and dispatch: He will wait on customers
either at their own houses or lodgings, or nj
his shop, and his charges will be moderate and
proportioned TO the times. The public are IN
vitsd to call snd judge for themselves.
With Razors keen aud water hot,
You'll find me ready on the spot.
GEORGE. w. BURRAGE.
Martinshurg, Nov. l6.-3w'
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Estimated amount 81
balances composing
g part Of the deb.
above sisted, which
have been adjusted
BY credits
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NOTICE.

CFrIeE OF TIE PoToNAc CoMrAyr,
Gesrre Town. 23d NOV 1896 5
N0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
y Toll CATERERS viii be appointed at Will
Ii.msnor,. shepherd's-Town and HaTper's'Fer.
no 30 collect the Tolls which by Law arc
rh,rgsable on Produce and other articles,
+ransnor,ed on the River Potomac, and which
do no, pass the Locks at the Great Falis' and
thai The said Collectors of Tolls will commence
On the LIST Of January. lS21.
BY Order,
Don fit I'rras Pot. Com.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-12-28

CSTONE CoAl.--The subscriber has just
- received large quantity of Stone Coal,
which he will sell on reasonable terms.
wihamsport, July 81. JAMES SHOAFF
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Frona this sum deduct the a.
mount Of the expenditures. o.
Yer the receipts ter the yesr
ending Isl July. 1925,
Excess Of receipts over expendi.
lures tor last year.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-12-28
rUBIrsHKD. WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVAN5,
Two DOLLARS PEA ANNUITY
PArABLE IN apvANcE;
Or TWO DOLLARs AND FIFrY CENTS.

AFrER THE YEAR EXPiRgs.
or No paper Discontinued until all arreara-
ges are paid up. except at the discretion OF
Che Editor.
- advertisements inserted at the rate Of
One Dollar per square for the three first inser-
tions, and twenty FIVE cents per square for each
subsequent insertion.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-12-28
Doctor JOHN HEDGES.

HAS lately located himself on his farm, con.
Il i ,igaous to Maj. 0rrick and Mr. Ropp. in
the section OF Berkeley which borders on the
Potomac where he respectfully offers his
services to the public at large. IL the lire Of
his profession.
November lb--4ts
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-12-28

a variety of BLANKS,
for. sale al this 0taee,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-12-28

BLANK DEEDS.
for sale az this Office.
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$4,000 90
.-----sSs $50 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-10
Lynehbarg Young Lodis' Seminary

n I the insiialonbt Me Leaba, we attend
AZ ed an examination OF the pupils of liis
sehooi, on 9unrlay the 5ih ot August Our
observations, Nhich w." very particular,
we've attended with great Qualification aud
even surprise Al the readiness with which his
scholars answered the questions proposed in
the various branches OF their sindirs. Al
though we consider il unnecessary for the
I'm itrslgned 10 express, particularly, ihrir
sentiments OF the merits of all the difereni
clhsses. Ne embrace with pleasure Ibis up
porlnntls OF declaring our entire Satisfaction
with the course of instruction pursued IN This
Seminary, aud our sense of the assidaily aud
competency af the TEACHERS, aud OF the gren,
diligence 81 he scholars. Ne deem il, more.
over, due IN Mr. Leuba's great success IN The
IN Jnagemeht OF his sChonl, 10 nutiee more
particularly the acquaintance OF hi pupil
with some OF The most important subjects Of
their study during the passed session. The
Eaelish exercises completely convinced us
ri the abilities aud zeal OF the teachers who
attend 10 that department The Reading and
Writine utthe young Ladies' were distinguish
ed by correctness aud distncinoss IN the for
mrr, aud by ensc nnl fairness in the hitter.
Their knowledge Of English Grammar, OF The
fundamental principles oI arithmetic and OF
general History Is extremely accurate. The
elements OF ASTRONOMY AM Natural History
seem 10 nave been impaired by prnn teal
and most indicinus method With Geoera-
PITY mud its application, bv the use of Maps
n t,lubrs, the sch lars have acquired n most
rrmarkahle acquaintance Aud IL Rhetoric and
Bellies leiirrs The elias stood an examination
HiEhly honorable 10 i'selfnnd crediiahle 10 its
teacher. In the opinion of those OF rs who
| are acquainted with The French language, no
schoni can be more favorable Than this for
learning Tat language correctly, " is the
native ltnguage of Mr.. Leuba aud his family,
M theirs is the latest and mosi fashionable
! lruhuncatiun OF Paris. In addition 10 be
/ my lrtuFih Ia read aud write the French Ian.
Praye VIII correctness and elegance, the Pu-
| MS 'lkrWiss cujly the advantage OF couVers.
| .us 20 II, Wit iheir teachers. We viii con.
! "lHde ii u he assurance that the merits oi
| " Lenha rs u teacher, and the great advRu.
tases = his ,cademy. have, 10 our minds,
been 10y established by he proficiency ol
his ~ 'sp' fheir late examination
IJOiiH ! CtFt4E, COLIN UrCESER,
J B. HARRl5oN, CulllFr,
! { ANlllO&I. /. g aAffH,
lJkS " pEGKAM, y bRADFUlE.
&. W. NELSON,
\ X. The second session this Seminary,
viii commence on The % day OF October
nest. MIR. Lcnha respectfully informs the
! public, that in consequences OF the encourage.
ment promised him, he will hevn an addition.
/ al assistant poffe ~ qualified Ia teach all
the different branches taught in his school
which will make five teachers connected
with this Seminary.
August 10. tei2ssl
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DY virtue Of deed of trust executed to
- the subscribe, by Anthony Walton
and Martha his wife. hearing date the 18th
day Of August, 1875, and desyy-rccorded
in the county cour of Buckingham, To Sc
cure a debt due by bond, 10 IIeury Lin
ihicum shall oi Monday, the 2ist day
of this month, August, proceed 10 sell, on
the premises, for eady money, tract of
land, containing 1916 acres, lying on both
sides IF Bent Greek, Buckingham adjuin-
ing the lands of Robert Walton, John
Flood and Snowten Misunderstanding as
trustee, shall con'cy such title to the pur-
chaser as is vested in me by said trust
deed. But beh&e the title to be indis
putabIe. WI. u. LiNTHlCUM,
Trustee.
August 10. ctdsl
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k,A.%N VOW SAM

/ LURSU Ant To the lnsl will aud tesla.
I mrnt of Rice Garland. de. the sub
scrlber will ofI.r AT public -Hle. without
reserve, on Saturday the 2d OF Septembr
ncxt, thai valuable tract Olland ~ which
hr died possessed, STATED an The main
road from thaflotrsv lille 10 Stannlnn,
fNe miles from The former place, and
four miles from the University Of Yiig,-
nla--Thls tract of land contains $40 A
CRIES. Rather more than ons hall Is
cleared and IN high stat. Of cul tIsa ulou ::
the woodland is gcserally first rate tobsc
60 land, there - between 10 and 80 Aces
OF good low ground un the tract, nraly all
ul which Is first rate tobacco and MIRA
dow land there Is n comfortable dwelling
house, with necessary out houses, aud n
first rate apple orchard is nov IN fruit /;
farms III the upper country comblning no
real advantages, and d.seIyedly ranks n
nongst the best in the country which II
lies.-When the intrinsic value OF this
land is considered, the exeeleney Of the
nelghb0rhood aud society which surround
II, and the public improvements whlch
arr going on and contemplated uea II, II
IS presumtdii 0annOt fail TO auroct the
attention of men Of capital ; The subscri.
beers deem further description uoneces-
sary, as those wishing 10 purchase viii
first view the premises, winch will bt
shown to any person by the subscriber,
living on The premises on III be.ole The day
of Sale. The purchaser can have possrs-
slon Of any part OF the land that is mol III
cultivation, at any time after the day oil
sale, aud liberty 10 sell any part of the
land in gram, 50 soon us the crop will bear
il, and procession gwen of the whole 10y
10Th ~ November neKt.--Trrms viii be
liberal aud made known al the sale.
WIN. Il JAMES GARLAND,
ErrS Of Rice Garland Dec.
August $. tdsl
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Sugar, Coffee, &c.

Sugar, Coffee, &c.
90 Bags Cancr, assorted qualities
6 tlhds. dry n. q. Sugar
8 llhds prime 81. Croix do.
Q llhds. West India do.
10 Bbls. \. .. and w. |. do.
Balls. Loaf do.
o Boxes Lump do.
llhde. Molasscs
o Bnxes Il, =. aud Y. II Teas
Pepper, Allsplce, Madder
Crate t.iserpool China,
Crates Farther Ware. assorted
French andy IN pipes II barrels
Holland and Country GIN
Peach B,eudy, Cherry Bnuuce
Apple Vinrpar, Clipt iieriogs
Jamaica Rum
Sicily Madeira Wine
Old Madeira Wine IN Demiluhns
Old cogoic Brandy 10 do
Dunldp's Ale, Jsmei-en's Crackers
Tnrpenlinr aud Varlegdted soap
Bacon, Lard
Lewis White Lead
JERSEY Wagons
A flst rate Piano Forte
Mnhogan, Dining Tables
Side Boards, Secretaries. Bureaus
Maple ledsl.ods Sc. Sc. &c.
For sale by II. q. TONPKlNS,
AugpsI 10 Cd4wl
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NOIiUk.

NOTICE. The following certificates
" will shew to the world, that instead OF
my having praclIsed a fraud upon Charles
b. Roger. h- is an unprlncipled mau who
would sickle at nothing 10 avoid the pay
meni Of a just debt.
C.. BLOUN%, Jr.
hereby certify that Was present last
October, WHEN Charles BIount, Jr. and
Charles Is. Rogers traded, which lerinina-
ted SO, that Rogers executed his bond 10
Blouni, for $50, payable IL months after
date; and from my knowledge ofthc irans
action Blount acted fairly aud honorably
with Rogers. Given under my hand tins
3lst day Of July, 1896.
JAMES HARRIS.
From our knowledge Of the transaction
between Charles Blount, Jr. and Charles
B. Rogers, (alluded TO in the above ceriif
cate.) no charge Of fiand can b. attached
10 Blount. Given under our hands this
5lst day Of July, 1896.
WILLIAM POWELL,
JAMES IA. COLEMAN.
August 20. AL
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EN.NERAL SERVICES.

casion 9th" recent sudden death of DAN
TEL BROWN, shall be delivered at St.
Paups Church, Lynchburg on the morn
iag of Sund y next. The companions, and
n particular the school mates of the deceas-
I'd, are atfectionalely invited to attend.
-aeSS-
o. -" a republican enemy 10 all militia
ry gortrnmente," is IN type but is una
voldabIy postponed till our next.
--eGs--
LEXINGTON. Ky1 July 2t.-Isoae b.
DeSha. we are now informed, has nearly
recovered from the wound which he in
flieted on his throat. Reporter.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-10
Splendid chances for a Fortune !
2O,OON ~ hAkS,

Virginia State Lottery, ist class,
To be drawn 90 the Odd & Even System.
The drawing TO take place on the 9th
September 10 ,h.' city Of Richmond, whpn
tie Ilowlog splendid capitals are TO be
distributed 10 some fortunate adsrptnrers.
Wis 20 900 dollars 1000 dollars
5000 dollars 0 Of l,o0U doiIars
Besides many of COS, Cos Cos, &c.
More Prz 10 this Scheme than Blankg.
Whole tickets 50 90 Quarters 81 rs
Halves 2 SOL
By this new mode Of drawing II offers
advantages 10 the adventures over dny o.
iher LOTTERY; for by The purehase of Two
tickets, one odd and one even number, you
are certain of one prize and may draw
three. Now is the tlbe 10 secure the for.
tunate nuiuhrrs. RecDllect 10 call at
The Truly Lucky Office of
8. e. Nv. AIaLUN Il CO.
MAN 81. Lsrchburg,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-10

Lynchbnrg Emaie .4cademy.
VE1lE nert session 'riH commence on Non
Il dry The IBM SePt, Terms for bonrd ard
tuition he snntc 0s htrftofore.
ark. /. DOUGLASS, Principal
Hn0nSl L.. LIS
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IeEevsnA iatscrN,
To he dfaWn pH the combination plan /
Octobrf p.st n eblGond,
4 hree Prizes, ns follows:

/ hree Prizes, rs follows:
Mooiceilo ESTATE, valued al s1l,ooo
SranN ID, 80 900
AlhsmnIle Loo
Tie above Estates were valued under onih
by Commissioners appointed for that ppr-
pose by tue Legislait III Virginia.
u Pliee Of Jiekp,4 go. There are no
shares Of fichtts IN tina LplluH
~ 1auer myself 10 offering the hboye
series 81 L. lter,e, Ia tho, public, 10 receive
libeInl patronage and pbrlieoully invite tbe
attention ei etety person 10 these schemes,
and they will perceive from lhr Vtry first
glance that they are much the ubst brilliant
ever Rol up IN Virginia an when they re-
collect the object of those Lotteries am per-
euadcd there are none, bul VII lend helr.
lng hnnd this Is uot III they should lUVk nj.
there Is u chance of getting an independent
fortune for the small tribe ol 3d. Where Is
The person who will not embrace ihs G0tdsa
Opportunity
Among The above, will be found the sche ne
of the Jefferson Lottery This Lottery wa
granted by the Legislature OF Virginia, Tor a
purpose well known 10 rs all. II is expected
and sincerely nope, those tickets viii NOT
remain on hand, but will lie Immediately
bought up, by a liberal public, who wish 10
show their gratitude 10 departed patriot,
who devoted his Who'll, life TO the benefit Of
his country, aud the public generally.
u Orders from any part OF the U. Staies
by mail, (posl pnid) enclosing The cash or
prize tickets, viii be thankfully received and
promptly attended TO as II ON personal appli.
cation. Be sure you direct your orders TO
NORTHS Office, where the capitals are al.
ways for sale ABRAh H. NORTH,
.hoimsbett, Lyathbwg.
CT Z
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-10

TSeoTlCE THE Fall and N,u,er Session
III OF the Subscribers School, vii CON.
mence on Monday the 4th oi srptenlbrr
Terms ol board aud tuition ~ heretofore,
JNO. {. REID.
August 10. t2Aiil
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THOMAS X. BROWN,

ATT0HsFY Al LAW,
WILL practice hi. profession IN thr
w Courts holden in this place also, in
the Courts of Campbell, Bedford and Am
herst. His Office is kept in the large brick
house, formerly occupied by Mr.. Ro. Nor
ris, at the QUESTION of Main and West Streets.
Lynchhurg, August 10. tc2wl
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vORE PRIXEs 1HI.v BLANKS.
SCHEME

Hnldefr OF two liekeisin his rnnrry AZ
III TIE odd and Even - stem, 49, sure ni ubo
pfia' rhd mny drav lafee
u prIoe oil ltetef "a, aud shares In pf&r
portion
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-10
.Mnlte Brni's Ge0granhH.

rs,H r subscriber ms been appointed Il
Y the agency for lslte Bruins Geography
Persons wishing TO btain this very valuable
work, will please cal at the new Book an'
Stationary establishment of
(HAS. A. WlTHERS.
Jan. 80. 1913
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Broker e Conmissio" Business.

DI UhUT 2 'U'EHtI0otU D1otT'Co"'
VEYHE subscribed has takeu an office
{ four doors abose the FrankIi Hotel
where he continues 10 sell Tobacco nd 9TH
er produce on commission, and Will in future,
also. transact business as Broker-He hopes
to be able 10 give satisfaction to all who may
con6de business to lis care,
ARCH. HATCHER.
Dec Is wtslil9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-10

Tirginio Literature Lottery, An class.

10 be dawn on the High aud Low Sys-
' m SOMEWHAT sitniar t. the Odd aud Ia
ven. II will he drawn in iynehburg Ia oes
Iuler upxl all H., ono day
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Ed NC n TT o " .

~ &. SMITH mH resume TN exercises
L ofhis Select Classical and English
School on Monday The An Of September.
.4U3ua 10. cil4ml
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Fine Tobacco is in demand from g to 50 ;
bat the average OF crops is from 81 90 TO 81
so according TO quality.
INSPECTED
The past week 4sl hhds. passed tobacco !;
II refused total 527.
We have nothing to notice the past
week Sales have been about the same
for the last three weeks. Auction SAILS a.
yeraging from 81 IS to 50 SO, according
To quality. Tie accounts from England
to the 10th OF Jane are very nolasorable.
500 hugsheads of the meanest kind had
been sold in Liverpool at Cd. per ID. which
would pay the shipper from this place ID
bout one dollar per hundred.
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bedding, and towels.
FOR DAY SCHOLARS,
Tuition in all the English branches
above mentioned $40
Fuel, .
II is thought proper 10 slate that any 0nc
or all. oil the above enumerated branches,
will be taught, as parents or guardians may
direci Nhe,e 30 directions 10 the contrary
are given, lhey will all in turn come under
our copise oi instruction.
August In. cisl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-10
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL

Lottery-4m Class,
10000 dollars 1000 dollars
10000 dollars 1910 dol'a's
e.OoO dollars i2 of 1000 dollars
5000 dollars 10 of 900 dollars
"a of g2oO besides mauyof Sos, eos, &c,
The drawing of this Lottery 10 take
place in Richmond, when the Whole
scheme will be completed N few minu''s..
Tickets IS, aud shares IN proportion,
For sale at The Lottery Otiie. IT
8. e. vi. ALLEN q co.
Lynchhnrg
Where the cssh viii be paid al sight isf
prizes as soon as drawn, August .
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COMMUNICATED.


Having been requested by Mr.. A. Il.
douglass Ia attend AN examination of the
Students ofthp Lynchburg Female Acade-
my we embrace with pleasure, this oppor
'nnlly OF expressing al the same time our
grati'lcailon at the excellent performance
o. the scholars, & our appreciation of the
system adopted by the principal. We deem
u bnt an act of Justice to MIR. d. & his puuils,
10 shy, that IN all the exercises gene, al salts
"cton WAS given. We deem il more es-
Pee"lly our duty, To notice the Giammati-
cal, Geographical, Historical and Astro-
uolnlcaI classes. AT the same time that
thfy answered with facility, all the qaes-
uons which were propoundrd Ia them,
'hry PvlHred from their manner that they
were meH acquainted with the studies upon
"h'ch they had been engaged. The ju-
NOR classes also acquitted themselves hand
ssomelS, and the specimens of writing exhi-
ohed were exceedingly beautiful. Mr., DIS
system Is of that useful character, which,
WHIST II fits the young Lady with many of
o"se accomplishments which peculiarly
suora The female mind stores il with that
hind ct Information which makes the most
useIti members OF society.
W The above paper was signed by the
following gentlemen:-N. M. Talisiprro,
Esq Mr.. Is. B. Townley, Teacher of Ma
,,tntma'lcs, &c. Rev. Nicholas II. Cobbs !;
T., Fletcher, Esq. Rev. f. g. Smith; aud
Mr. y. Osgnod, Classical Teacher.
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National Road
NOTICE

W.
To Road Makers d. Bridge Builders.
Yrs ROM the 10Th OF August 10 the 18th of
- September next, the subscriber will re.
ceive AT this office, in Washington, Guernsey
county, Ohio, written proposals for the con.
siructIon OF about thirty miles OF the Ma
lionaI Road, authorised by late act Of Con-
gress, TO be made between the towns OF Can
ton aud GAINESVILLE, in the state Il Ohio.
The road will he divided into small and con-
venient sections Between those days the
subscriber will attend upon the line OF the
road, for he purpose of showing to those dis
posed to contract, the actual location OF the
road, and OF giving every satisfactory expla-
nation. Testimonials oil character will be
expected To accompany the proposals..
Al the same time, proposals will be recei-
we'd for the erection OF the necessary
BRIDGES and other MASONRY,
on the said line OF road There will be Sc
veral bridges Of considerable size, and MANY
small ones The plans and descriptions will
be exhibited al that time. Proposers tor ma
sorry must accompany their proposals with
satisfactory recommendation for skill in
bridge building, and iar integrity aud indus
Try The country is very healthy and pro-
visions otevery kind are abundant and cheap.
CASPAR W, VIEWER,
Superintendent
s, Clairsyille, Ohio, July 20, ls2G.---IcSw
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Notice to those who have unsettled
Business In the Western country.

~ \ The course III The neat month, the sub
- surber will start on trip to the states
ot tennessee, Alabama and Mississippi, and
would undertake the transaction oil any bust
ness entrusted Ia his care. Satisfactory ~.
ierenoes will be given. line addressed .io
him, nj Bent Creek. tBuckingham.) or per.
s"nal application H his residence, will meet
with immediate attention.
CHARLES PHELPS.
August To- e2aI
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FOR THE vGRGINlAy.
.NessrS Editors :-liaving heen present
~ 'h'' late examination of The pupils of the
hynchburg Female Academy, conducted
:" Mr.. Alex, t Douglas, was so much
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ECTIERyEgI!
Grand bfnFG IOffffu 0T =

'''Fs' J 2
FIRST CLASS,
For the Ileneii OF the MonougeIie Academy.
To he drawn IN Richmond, on the 18th
September neat, all in one dry, an the Odd
aud Even system, under the management Ut
the Messrs. C0llEN'S.
SCHEME,
prize Of S2o,ooO 90 prigcs 1t 800
do 1900 100 do 20
do 1000 900 do
@ do 900 1900 do
20 do loo
by this plan OF drawing, the bolder Of iwo
Tickets "a sure OF QUE prise Dnd may draw
three
Hholr Tickets 81 on Qparl,n 81 rs
Hnpes = 90
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Dismal Scamp L0tterg,

4lh Class.
To be Drawn In Hobmood, all in one day.
&c M. Lottery, by combination and perul u
tallon-- ballots 10 b. drhWn.
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REVIEW

Corrected ,ceekty, for the V0giaian,
b. III. A. HoLcomBE, Commission Merchant.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices OF passed To-
haeco 50 10 10 50 25
General sales from 4 so to 90
Refuse Tobaeco Q 90 TO 3 so
Strips, from 8 IS 10 8 81
DDIUlIE CAFE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-04
School hooks.

DISHEY THOMPSON, has constantly on sale, for
Il the of Colleges Seminaries and Public Schools,
the following Books:
MATHEMATICS, ARTS, AND SCIENCES, &c.
Flint's, Gibson's and Jesses' Surveying; Huttons
course Of Mathematics new edition. Bonnycas;le's,
Green's Squire's, Adamss, Gregory's, and Vinces As
tronomy; Blunt's Bowditchs and Riddles Navigation
and Nautical Astronomy; BonnycastIe's, Colburn's,
Coles Emerson's Eulers, Lacroix's, Macaurins, and
Smson's Algebra, Mensuration, and Geometry. Con
versations on Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, &c; A
rthmetics, by Bonnycastle, Colburn on the Pesaloz
zian System, Jess, Joyce, Pike, Watts, Walsh, &c.
Spelling Books, by Cummings Comfy, Picket, Web.
ster, &c.
Biographies, by Adams, Cummings, Danyill, Lath-
rop, Morse, O'NeIl WilIet, Woodbridge and Worces.
ter; Cary & LEAFS American Atlas; Lucas's Cabinet,
Portable and Pocket Aliases.
Works OH History, &c. for reading classes
Grmshaw's England; do United States; Snowden's
America; Tytler's and Whelpley's Universal Hsto.
RES Goldsmth's England, Greece, Rome and Natural
History; Pierpons American first class Book American
Speaker; Murray's Reader; English Dictionaries, by
johnson andWalker; Spanish do. by Cub, Neuman and
BARRETT; French do. by Nugent and Boyer Cubi's,
Josses Depino's, Spanish Grammars, &c; Telemaque,
Abele Franchise; Recuel Chosi; Gill Bias; Numa
Pompilius; Chambaud's and Perrins Fables Converse
TONS &c Also, Greek, Hebrew, and English Lexi-
cons, Gramulars, &c. may