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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-27

NoTlcE-l offer for sale my tract ofland,
~ within seven miles ct lynchburg CON
tanning One Hundred and sixiy-sevcn aud IA
halt Acres, by recent survey. This land is e
quail 10 any in the parts and we'll i'm prove A,
has on ii a good manufacturing mill, all COM
pIete, with one pair OF burr stones and two
pair country stones, and crushing machine
for the purpose of corn and plaster Iil,ewis-
a good saw mill, and IA new distiIIery, jus
put in operation, by which may be made
eighteen gallons OF whiskey per day. This
mill stands in fine rich neighborhood, and
the country griH is not surpassed by any in
this part oi the state. Any one wishing to
purchase may be accommodated by applying
TO the subscriber living on the premises.
JAS. MARTIN.
May Is. t,7S
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-27

NyfRGiNIA.-At y Superior Court of
Chancery holden in the town of Lynch.
burr, on the 10Th May, 1926.
Richard Thurmon, Pit.
against
Robert fhnrmon and John Smith, DTS.
This cause came on this dav TO he heard
on the bill, answers and the examination of a
witness and was argued by counsel on CON
slderalion whereof the court doth refer the
accounts between the parties to one Gifts
commissioners, who is directed to examine
state and settle the same, and make report
thereof to The court, with any matters speci.
ally stated, thought pertinent by himself or
required by the parties to he 50 stated.
Copy-Ieste,
JOHN WILLS, c. c.
Commissioners Office, LyncFbrg,
Sth July, 1896.
The parties in this cause will take notice
that have appointed Saturday, the 2nd day
ct September next, 10 carry the foregoing or
der OF court into effect, On which day they
are required 10 attend at nv Office, in this
town, with their accounts, vouchers, books,
and papers, prepared for settlement.
JAMES BENAGH, c.
July %. c1,y50
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-27

p S. Several Negroes for Hire belonging
TO the .sid estate. tas94 July 10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-27
Eath'A. Winston.

A T the junction n Main Street with the
IA Alley leading to aud from Friends II
Martins or Stone Warehouse, offers to the
public. by wholesale and retail, general as.
sortmenl of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-16

Peoe!e; "a the Message o: the President was al
together 10 his taste, and lie doubted not from the
unoroSe silence OF all his colleagues in the caucus
that ,heY lsedit well as himself y hundi ed
voices a, once encored the Speaker and il seem
@d,'as il this hasi been the mos, popular reason
OF all for iavorins J. Q's election
Various propositions were then made as 10 the
ed''S 10 etfec their srea; object: and they final
ly be%c up, having agreed upon their plan of tao
ties. .cy Resolved TO take oil the public atten-
ton a, iuch as they could, from the acts Of the
Ad",ir'srat on. hy raising coun;er-cry against
ns ppOuents; Ike the counsel OF an accused man
.ceSins TO humt up charges against the prosecutor.
therefore, they determined TO re, as many presses
Us they could On their side; by giving some the
patronage oi the Secretary of State, making Post
masters of the Editors of others: instructIng all the
Presses by authority" AVID their puppets every
where, to abuse J. e. G. ior his ambition, }. X.
OF X. for his Notwithstanding the people that
these were the leaders OF the " Mosaic Opposition''
that old Nat NJ, and l. of =, and w. of H. and
all the Republicans were TO many painted
devils and that J. O. a, Ii. c. ct ID omne
Senns were the only pure politicians Upon the face
OF the Earth.
After these slrewd resolutions, tue meeting
broke up, Until the next Caucus Oh the Ist Monday
III December next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-16
10 The E,!it0ys ortae Eaoyi,

10 The Editors IF the Enquirer
After tie report made by Mr. Alartndale was
published, member of the Committee, CON
sdered II my duty To disc!dim the doctrine con
tanned IN that report, which l lid in the House
by submitting resolution to recomut the Senate :
bill and the report OF the House with instructions.
lh!s resoi utlon adopted, tie instructions PER
MIsf'd The COMMITTEE 10 report tie " BIZ! IA Cu the
senate with ,he e.,dence," they did hot permit
the Committee again To return 10 tie House the
report oi Mir. Mariiu,iae. This considered a re-
lection not Only oi the report but OF the doctrines
II contsined-
And II gives me pleasure to say that believe
that not only the House OF Representatives. op-
posed to this doctrine indicated by tie reso-
luton above mentioned, but that the Committee of
Claims do hot sanction it, This is due 10 Y Ibis
should be known TO the nation lest the expressions
IN Governor Tyler's letter TO Mr.. Tazewell should
fix upon indiv opinions which they have
never OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES expressions alluded 10 are,
- but MIR. hartimdae and his committee in their
notion OF men ard moral agents have made
new and wholly unforeseen discovery" ! as one
of the 'colnm,tec, wholly d;sclsim any portion oil
tile good evil that Is 10 result from this dis
covery," not having contributed any thing to ee
feet it.
But agree most heartily with the Governor,
that the slave holding states should watch with
the deepest interest" all and every attempt to break
down the barriers of the constitution, by tchich
alone we can maintain our rights.
Your paper is OF extensive circulation and so far
as the condemnation of this report has been circu-
lated by II, wish my disclaimer 10 circulate.
cry respectfully, your mos, obedient servant,
&. W. OWEN.
.lIay 1921, 1926
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-16

Ir |'Gerson's Lottery. The scheme of Mr..
Jefferson lottery we are informed, is nearly rea-
ny TO be submitted to public paironage-it will
contain no inferior prizes and will have three
large prizes, of which Monticello will be tile bicb-
esi-the Bedford estate, the next highest SC.
Lottery brokers are TO sell the tcke cts without RIO.
at.
II IS understood that the managers have made a
valuation III money of The prizes, and in issuing
the tickets viii annex condition to their sale
that the holders OF the prize tickets shall receive
either the prize estates or their money valuation
at the option OF the manager. This option is to
be exercised for tic especial purpose Of preserving
The estates to Mr.. Jefferson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-16
HOUSE OF REPREsENrATIyEs.

Mr. Webster, from the Committee on the Judi
tary, made report, concluding with the follow
ng resolution:
" RcSOircG, That the House do adhere 10 its
Engagement 10 the amendment Of the Senate 10
me bill, entitled An act further 10 amend the
JUDICIAL System of the United States"
Mr.. Webster gave notice that he would on to-
morrow morning, call up the subject of this report
.0r consideration; and in the mean time it was Or
Gered TO lie on The table.
Mr.. S;orrs, from the Committee on Naval Ar.
airs, reported Hill " supplementary to an act for
the gradual increase of the Navy Of the United
Slates;'' which was twice read, and ordered 10 lie
cugrossed for its third reading-ayes 10, noes 4
This bill proposes 10 authorize the purchase OF
vessel of the jrigate class, If deemed advantage
Gus to the public interest
ACCOUNTS OF MR.. MONROE.
The House proceeded to the consideration Of
The bill sc for the relief of James MonFoe;" which
Is as follows
" Be 1t enacted, &c That the Secretary Of the
Treasury, be, and be is hereby, authorized and re-
Gnired TO cause to be paid james Monroe out oil
my unappropratcd moneys in the Treasury, ,he
slm Of fifteen thousand FIVE hundred and thirty
lire. dollars and thity-Gve cents, with intercs,
rom The third day Of December, eighteen hundred
md ten, until paid
Mr. Saunders, of n. c. proceeded TO state hi.
objections to several items of the bill; particularly
he allowance Of $275O, for salary, from Ist Janu
Try, 1907, when Mr.. Monroe obtained his audi
cnce Of leave at the court Of France, til The 20tf
April, when he embarked for he United States
,lso, to the allowance of S437 6S, for the centin
sent expenses, while Mr.. Monroe was detained il
England, (aiter the attack on The Chesapeake II
concluded by moving TO strike out the sum appro
lriaed leaving the blank to be filed with some les
amount.
lie was followed by Mr. Sloane, Of Ohio, WHIT
took review of all the items, Directing to som,
as improper in principle, and TO The whole unf
cesssry to be acted on by Congress the proper
|. Department being competent 20 allow every CLAIM
properly substantated.
The bill was defended and explained at length
/ Messrs. Tomlinson, Of Con and Ingbam, win
Iok ur the items, one by one, and replied to tl
\ Ijscticns Of Messrs. Saunders and Sloane.
mfr. Saunders reioined, and farther insisted Oh
former arguments.
'Mr. Iugham and Mr.. Tomlnson replied VII
Nr. Saunders withdrew bis motion tl e'-A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-16
SPRLN'G ICONS F.N'D F.4SI!IOAS.
JOHN M'ENTIRE,

fOrro,;ft he BdtTatrn.
AS received within few di, hi. assortment ~ SPRING
bs GOODS AND Fashions, which in addition 4, h,-
former stock, iulhc m aurcu complete. ..rpti.in. err
scronabe article IN DO. iur. a1ng wieharc srr,t sri,
If hne and surcmc o1il snd taturfes. of fs ya.ii.
'0'"f super hiut BLACK and olive hihi cloth flushed IN
and supctr s IT, frr summer r,sis 10 rrft ,,,, r a
MHuec. 81 The Latest t"los, and fees an ri.rani or
meat g" very 'pp1i"r Lnel"h. frrnh api Iri lri 1,.
ttue silks aud oi'cr Nc.ttra drilrcs Ifnnk ,.trtu
Ens.h 'ai'' nankus AVID N1ntin ,rlrcs, fr pluai,i.
"i'F cmca'ano 81 superior guilty, {, pee Nou-u M
great Sarf'ts ~ trimmings. Gr.Ar.
The above good have hsen crcfuy .tcceI anil leu.l,
on tuch th'y aud viii Dc .od ~ very reduced
inIuucf and a. .l.aft notice.
n ~. co1iariy ou hlnd, complete .rtaitntofEEA
pf NiADE tLVlUING, NJ The Lite fashions. 81 hich will
Oe 'ol" unusually lo~-cytry gumtt warranted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-16
Communicated.

COMMUNICATED.
The Julse of the Court Of Appeal, ~ month,
past came toa decision not TO applicants ceh.
practice law dr,, TAG sessions cthe In this ,ry
were influenced solely by considerations Uf public duty.
sa+d from DAY o day require every moment of the
hne tame, fer ii,ii aud this they have
found 80 srOu broken ia upon, by the spiiea-
phs Tor examination, that they compelled, either
gle't the incriln duty Ct deciding promptly the
,u'"s or To ieiH'r examinations, GGcIton The
tel " seutd the lesser evl, especial. when ie,oleoud
that ihe Judges "i ue SUPERIOR cf aw and equity,
giant licences and THAI are much ala
thcs. OF the couit Vi Appeals.
MaN oh, i..C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-16
Nay 1921, 1926.
liAIuADi-

The Richmond May Races, Tgee-Ii coure beysu
Tuesday the eih instant.
l.! Dg-A Sweer''aac, mile heats, year, old Wa wen
by Mr.. Field. :. (.
IN Ddy.frerrtior' pure. three mile heats Won b.,
MI Wynns :. IN. full sister 10 SIR CHARLES.
81 DdY-J-cNy Club Purse. four mile i-as won b,
mr. Wknms : IA Atiel-ls; hea; ~ 7s-2,i
heat IN tm. -. beating Nj Fields . H. I.un, Mr. John
son h M Becy Richards, iir. Harrison, H.. Fraat,ck
4!h Day-A s'Hsc hsa', mile, out hy AIr. Fiell
Gg Mark Tint Time an. and half seconds. hcatin
Mr. Wynn b. IN. Eliza White Mr. Christians . = Lbe aior
Mr. eden Tyr" Mr. Jotnsons b. Betsy EciAtd.
aid Mr. Baker, b. n Itosabpl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-16
Extract Of a letter from respectable gentle
man 10 his friendR this Gig, dated
AllsIrIIls, SNELEY Co. NrxN

April IL, $40.
u strange misfortune has happened to the horses
OF this country. Since yesterday have lost 1
horses, and my las, t~o expec, Will die in few
hours. Something like 10 horses have died in
two miles Of Inc in the las, twenty V four hours
Supposed 10 he occasioAed by the Blffaloe Gnat
a small fly which continues about three day.
They &c, INFO the nostris, aud sheath Of the
horse, and prodrce inflammation which takes OF!
the horse in few hours.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-16
S2D REH,IRD-

kFOE my Pncs't i'uoh ard TaPcs aHd iro WIT i,cs or
500 Tor TIE tIr o. thieves. w;! tb. Book p,u,f. aud
Watches -ietw'cn sud 9oriuet IN ;eeven:- II Wcdnc
day te 10th instant a!oH; sli mile from free llili tn;
saic leading {" hiruaud. W., .tuIred h.,t II en- via,
IprcaI ed to he black; kuo sing ne ,l.,r ill.,
lhey took from NE t'vp Wdchc. and Pocket Eu,k cor
tanning the following p1cr'. III Nnc for 600 r, 80
days aitc date. nr hy hsr, 81 Jim II. l.uatl o. P,,t
hug, payable g. "ni viiuc- cd ~ Jucph rar. one m
so negotiable go dts after dac com Ar. John E,,c NJ
Pclcf-hurgi i"T $40, j. maud. from Ricaid aru,
of Petersburg. so credited tie back enc i $50 o.
capt u0ia.in dre, oi CITY Point; for ST. on E,l,yd
Walker, VI CITY Point; viii; hilin,. or - on Iiti
Folks 81 City P'nt ten Due Bill for SG each, Rciu,i
T. Hannah at fccr.'ng two N"r. Tor 80 eaci Oh Thon,.
Fcsn near P'icIsGTt nutltr Of uti,,r ,ue bill, am;
some open aoeonn receipt "m Adam lidl,r for 500 for
81 head II caulr, wHr-rd by Thos W-atrr-ad md a,,
, On North Carolna monty ., PLAIN Gold Watch that
wirls uT tle l'c', With. small selis KEY and slide m
yellow aud red r'f"'n and large silver Watch with sic,
fhtn, seal Hd bis %ty. hereby nr'gsrn all ptr.nu p
adus Tor Iny o. ~ property bond, OF account.
named. ans irntirsut len the Compiler ~ Enori-r,
Once whr l.. q \. Guhsrd. Atrnntrrs Vj! tl,,pl
fully tecrvcd. FRANCIS PRICE, Ycte-.!,,rr
may i6. e-g,,9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-16

Gu, the sum appropriated, 10 mlke way Tor - pro-
position of
Mr.. Whit,lesey, of Ohio, who moved to strike
out the allowance of interest, having never been
allowed on an unliquidated sum ca ned for person
al services, and demanded the yeas aud nays which
were ordered.
MIR. lnsham combatted the doctrine advanced by
Mr.. Whiltlesey, on the subject of interest.
Mr.. Wltlesey defended the views he had tax en-
in a lrief reply; when
AIR. Mercer, Of Va advocated, with great
warmth, Ike whole BILL replying, lenst to the
objections. and strongly urging The justice of tie
claim. He eliogi,ei the character of Nh Monroe,
and insisted the value and importance OF Lis d-
pomatic services.
The question was then taken striking out the
allowance Of interest, and decided in the atiirma-
tive. by yeas and nays--Ycas 90, Nays 10.
SO the amendment was agreed 10.
Mr. Saunders now renew cd his motion TO strike
out the sum appropriated.
Before the question taken, Mr. Livingston
rose to return has thanks Mr. Mercer, for an Gu
logium pronounced by him upon his relative the
former resident Minister al the Court OF France
The question was then put striking out, and
decided in the negative ayes %, noes %.
The question then recurring ordering tie bill
TO third reading, 1t taken, the request cf
Mr.. Long, Of n. {. by yeas and nays, and decided
in the Affirmative yeas loo, nays 81.
So tie bill was ordered 10 be eEsrossed for
third rea,!ing.
MIR. McLane of Delaware, said, that, as the
House had now nearly reached the end of the list
OF private bills, and there were many bills of
public nature calling for the immediate attention OF
the House, he would, ia order to Try the sense Of
the House, moved that a recess be ordered until
SIN O'clock in order that the House might be able
10 get through the private bills to-day if possible
The motion was agreed to yes G3, \ oes is;
and the
ilarse adjourned, to meet al G o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The House met in the Evening, aud transacted
good deal OF PriUate business.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-16
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


ronHa.-Baret g. Payne, George Sdllman.
reelected without opposition.
!. LeWi9. --lhomas Bland, John NIWhorrhcr.
.b0HOHgoh0 Richard Watts COS. Francis
Hllingsly 463 w j. Wiley 800, J. Morgan 20,
J. Hall 80, 5 Stafford 22
Igicr. Arthur Inshram,' WIN. Underwood.
Not IF the lust Legislature.
ELJ1 We have received returns from all the
counties, except u and we ascertain that there
are already 40 "eW members in the next Lesisa-
tuie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-16

We have expressed curiosity lsvs ,r sreeehes #
MI Nandophr reported possible DOR toirit.as has
hren met a'td 10y e C0,iraipr dtici ihrn vi r have
gore irih We thiuk hdue 10 The Bit rsoft,r n ;a',
gencrr t"hoiice tie explanations which they rs. gwen ~ .
'ul," correspondent oi the rtcrbuff publican rhrv
saw We are aware that public our,iy croit i1 .isrsnee
w W. ~ speeches, and should have fri 6ed Dol antci
'int Ne regular order of publication " fh ID d b. ,r o,ge
Tits drpoon We have bees PERVERTED 70 M .tas hy eir
eHrsihnce wholly beyond our control We've 81 seto b.
eri' ct DE unpublished Sreesfesi ani uo .r viii /,
syaf,d TO 90 g. undesdnj itsih
i' whchhey here allude thl fff. ne flyue a.
rcadv from io 200 Ms pages fh spteebei 10
Which hs hssnot 80 isfcised.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-16

no chesapeake anc Oelsf1re Cans IL proceed
ing With Weai ropiGhy- i. 90 o 200 ,rofk -
r.-J. efnriYrr-4rs4 srer,os la.Tjs,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-16

Mr.. JoHN RANDOLPH has returned 10 the
North.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-16

New York, May by the ship Friends,
which arrived below lss ev eniag, we repeived a
Greenock paper of the 27th of March, which con-
tans extracts from London papers Of ;hc 2ith, one
day later than before received, but they are with
out interest. The British Parliament had adjourn
ed TO the 9Th of April 1t is stated that Green
& Hartley's failure had affected the shares of a
South American Mining Company in which they
interested 10 such degree that, from being al
q premium OF SOOi, they could no, lie sold at any
price. Here. .adU.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-16
E1tract cfa letter from Wasingfon d
an fT,DJUU

treaty with Denmark was yesterday confirm
ed by the Senate. A Senator told me, that it is
made in terms Of Iiheraily and perfect reciprocity,
; assuring fee and open coiamerce, and relieving
merchants from the payment ofany higher toll,
" lien thcr ships pass The Sound, than is paid by
the most tavorred nation, (Great Brittany Ii also
gives security to the property OF our citizens in
ST. Croix, as well while resident there as TO iher
heirs In fact, the Senator said that it was an ex-
cclent treaty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-16

ALEXANDRIA, May The bill ioT ;hr relic
Of Mr. Monroe, was yesterday ordered 10 a third
reading We regret however, 10 ssy that the inie-
rest the claims admitted, was not allow 81: such
allowance being at variance With the established
usge Of the Government. The small pinaEce Of
300 is all that will be realised b, he venerable,
and il pairs us to add impoverished Parrot. The
interchangeable and able efforts of Mr. Mercer enrii;s
him to the gratitude Of MIR. Monroe, and the thanks
OF those who appreciate the good mans inhcxble
patriotism and grea. public services.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30
MAHrrsssuns LIBRARY socrKrr.

When ,he idea OF a Circulating Library for
the whole county. which originated in an as.
| ISOLATION OF Gentlemen to take Newspapers,
Reviews, &c was first suggested. it was OBJ
Jccted 10 on the ground OF the general failure
ultimately OF all such projects, at least Ia this
part vi he country. The value and utility of
such an institution was admitted; but 1t was
atedoeo that the general character of our po-
puiatioh was not the most favorable to its sue
cess ana II was predicted, that although con.
siderable zeal and spirit might be shown in It's
behalf IN the outset. yet in the progress oftme,
| these would gradually sacgen and decline, iii
| al length 1t would be suffered to go to run,
like SO man, OF its predecessors IL could not
be denied that suchhad been frequently the fate
OF similar attempts, out at the same time there
were not waning some encouraging examples
OF success. The value of the OBJECT, ami the
small loss incident to failure, seemed to war
rant all experiment at least
II was Judiciousiy suggested, we believe, by
tile Original proposer OF the society, that mas
much as the funds likely 10 be obtained at first
would be very limited, each member should
Contribute towards ITS commencement from lis
private library, su-h books as he could conve.
n'ently spare. Tins was soon found TO be a
valuable resource. Contributions of this sort,
In The shape OF loan or donstlon, greater IN va.
! ~ -" ~S~'N' H3'C uCeH dhkiCtpatSu, were
speedily and cheeriully made One member
loaned to the Society the Encyclopedia Brit,
tanica, and other choice books, which must
have cost $50 or upwards. Other members
were scarcely less liberal In short, after hsv-
ING been IN operation only few months, the
SoGie,y counts about So members, and the
Library amounts to nearly 500 volumes. In
tins collection, there Is AN unusually small pro
portion of the trash which commonly encum-
Ders the shelves OF a circulating library II con.
sSts, Tor the most part, ot works OF ascertsined
and sterling merit the Stsndaru Literature OF
the Language We have no hesitation IN say.
ing, that it is already the most extensive and
valuable collection OF books in the County, such
as is utterly beyond the reach OF any but The
wealther citizens, Such Library we pre-.
sumo, could hardly be purchased, under the
most fave abe circumstances for less than one
thousand dollars. Any man vino Chooses. may
have the use of this already valuable and con
stsnty increasing store Of elegant literature
ior himself and family, for the small sum OF
three dollars in advance and fifty It's quarterly
We should like TO know neither Allen. or
Waite, or Garfield, or any OF the hundred and
one vendors OF lottery tickets, TO whom we
are weekly and daily renting our five and
| ten dollar notes, have any thing like this 10
! offer IN exchange Tor our cash. II IS certainly
I desirable that every person who wishes to en-
JOY the amuse ntnt or instruction 10 be extrac
ted from a colleehon oil good books, should be
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30
COEIEN,s
lottery and Erchange- Office, No. ia,
.narket-streei, BAIT more;
Where t1e grea, aad msgu,s,p nttap,talP &c Of
100, goo DOLLS.
in the last Grand State Lottery


was sold ~ One Half and 1sso Charter Tickets.
aud all OF them owned y q ,lsnt adsenturcrs.
The Hall il Romaty, Hampshire eounfy pngi-
asa, by Messrs Charles II Clark AID James
Gibson--one Quarter BY Mr Jacob v olfgang.
OF York county nsar K,Diouer. Pa BoM or
these Shares hare been al eady treseaiea and fis
Cab Instantly paid as usn4i a. CosEs OfrIcg.)
be remaining Quarter. winch d held in PAi-
taaeiphia. has no, yet been presented. Tns
names OF the above gentlemen arc mentioned
b, permission
- .3iCeats's 6frIcK. 1p5ee more Cas.tax
Pr,ses hare been told than az a,,y o.her OGee IN
.f1nefIed
Z j Orders from any part OF the United States.
either by mail lpost paId) or private CONVEYS
ance, enclosing the Cash or Prize Tickets I'm
any oftte lotteries. viii meet the same n umne
and Puhe,ual atten,,on as II on personal appii-
cat,on. uf lie par6euiar in directing %
l. COHEN. Ja < BROTHERS,. baltimore.
III CohEN's Gazette and Lottery Register. :
viii be lssibil shed Immediately atier tn. draw-
ing, and win contain the complete List Of The
rnz's ';~ill be forwarded ,grsds. TO all Who
purchase their Tickets at COnEN's OFFICE !.
and WHO signify their wish 10 receive il.
baltimore. March 50--3%
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30

owe are authorized to state to the Free
holders OF Berkeley county,t MIR. WILLIAM
GOOD is a candidate for re. election to the next
General Assembly of Virginia.
March 9
1--WE are requested by friend of Colonel
EDWARD COILS ron, TO announce hat be is
a candidate tor the next General Assembly
GIVE are authorised to state 10 the Free
holders OF Berkeley county, that Captain
ilLLoTSON FRYAT1 is q candidate for the
next General Assembly.