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TO THE PUBLIC.
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> "a .
fEyE following rich, itv, and ven arranged Scheme Of
J. the DELAWARE LOl Terry, will be drawn at viii
mgton. contains only aboc hut the number Of Tickets,
that composed the former scteme OF this Lottery making
much favorable for adventures than the preceding
ldsses any other Lottery now in The market.
DetaWnre state Lottery.
For the benefit of Newark College, Mlddetown>A cade-
ny, and Emmanuel Church. Second class, to be drawn
ihe third Of Jaly, 1926
gcaeme-l rrize Of $4,000; Of 400o Of 1000; Of
i750i Of 1856 of 100 & of 1000, IL Of 400; 1866
et 3l 780 Of 8 1900 a 500 prizes. 1900 blanks.
$500 c>ets
Whole Tickets S4-lIalyes s--Quarters 1.
This Lottery formed by the ternay Formulation of
- numbers 10 determine the prizes therein, the 30
bels from 70 80 inclusive, will be severay placed in
wheel on The day ut drawing, and four OF them be drawn
oH: and thai ticket having IL for It's permula ion
bers, the Isl, "a aud 81 drawn from the Wheel in the
er in which drawn. will he enedto the prize Of $4,000
and those five other tickets which shall have them the
sane numbegs in the following ORDERS shall be en- tiled
hc prizes affixed To them, respectively, viz The st, 81
aad n to 81 000-2d 1st and 3d. to S20002d, Sd and
list, 70 Sl7503l, st and 3D. to 81 ,250Sd, Cd and lst
. l,160 Those other tickets which shall have three
d the drawn Numbers them and those three the 3D. Sd
ei stl III some one Of their ORGANIZATIONS, will each be
tled to prize Of $1,000. All Others being H. having
ree OF the drawn numbers on them, will each be entitled
y prize Of $500. Th- 156 tickets having of The
lra@n numbers them and those two the Sd and 4t,
N any order, will each be entitled to prize of $50
VI others, being $780, with two of the drawn numbers
y them, will each be entitled to prize of 49, And
III those $500 tickets having but of the drawn num-
cket which Shall have drawn prize of superior demon.
nation be emit led 10 an inferior prize.
Prizes payable forty days after the drawing subject TO
ne usual deduction Of fifteen per cent.
For Tickets and shares in great variety of numbers ap-
ly at the office Of YATES 3. MCINTYRE, MANAGERS,
Robertson q Latte, .lgents, No. 49, Market street, vii
nngton, few doors below the lower market
Orders from distance enclosing the cash prize tick
cts, (post paid will be thankfully received and punci-
ally attended 10, if addressed as above.
~ Cash advanced Tor al prizes when presented
Note.1he following gentlemen, having, for he
moda.ion of their neighbours consented act 4eRts,
tickets may be obtained Of either Of them, viz:
S. NJ. Copper 6. Co., Newcastle.
Benjamin Whteley, Newark,
A. H. Pennington, ,,;auotow,
Thomas Harvey,
Y. & +. Spruance, Smyrna,
John CHM, Cantwells Bridge
A. O. Thompson, Delaware City
j. v Redeem Buck Tavern, on the Canal,
Robert Mcdowell, near do,
John Reed, ~,
Robert o. Pennevi, Dosei,
]. c. Oliver Milford,
Isaac Tunnel, Georgetown,
David Hazard Milton
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~ tie Accounts Of the Road Commissioners of 81
~ Georges Hundred, New Castle County, for the yea,
q made pursuant to a Law passed II I07et 9th FEB
Amount of Tax laid for tie support Ct Roads and
bridges, at 50 cents in the 100 dollars sefg n
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ngton City. for Publishing by subscription.
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TASH FOR WilEAE-is,ac 5. Iau,ck 6l Go.
~ inform their customers tas well Is the far.
mers OF Berkeley and Jefferson counties) gene.
rally. that their mill, adjoining Martnsburg, is
now in complete order, having lately ground
out the crop OF the last year, as well as to have
made all necessary repairs before commencing
on the crop of the present season. She is,
therefore, now ready for the reception of all
kinds of Grain. They will manufacture for Gus
toners on the usual terms, and will give for eve.
ry200lbs. OF Merchsntsble Wheat barrel of
Superfne Flour They will also do the chop.
ping for their customers and they win give as
usual to those who may be disposed to sell, the
highest price in CASH for WHEAT. July 27.
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CAsH FOR wnEAT.-M. Ransom ANN,

EASH FOR WHEAT.-M. Ransom snno,r
~ ces to bis customers, and the farmers Of
Berkeley and Jefferson counties renersllv ,bo,
his Mill, near Martinsburg, is now in conDlete
order Tor the reception of Wheat, or any other
kind of Grain; customers that wish II mav
have their wheat ground separately, and receive
the proceeds. or he will give barrel of amer.
hne Hour for every 3O0lbs. of that which Is good
and Observation-Disclosures work of all kinds win
be done with the greatest dispatch; and to those
who wish to sell their Wheat, the highest pr,ce
in CASH, will at all times, be given--His head
miller, Mr.. John Stoneb~ker, late of Wash
ing'on county, Maryland, has arrived and com.
hehceo business August 3.
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DRoPOSLAS by John S. Galiaher, of Har.
\ pers-Ferry, Va. tor publishing New Edi.
ton OF NOTES ON VIRGINIA.. by Thomas
jefferson.
These Notes, though written in 1871, are still
Interesting. because they exhibit the situation of
Virginia, and in some measure Of the whole
country, at a time when We had Just emereed
from the perlIous and doubtful Struggle for IN.
dependence. Evesy intelligent reader knows
what America aoSs is: To know what She was
in her infancy, is equally necessary, and NAV
prove usefully instructive, in enabling us to an.
preciate our unparalleled prosperity. And who
will not feel pride in preserving a memorial
OF one of her most highly gifted and ing bly, hon.
ored sOnsl
Conditions. The volume will consist Of abo,t
$50 duodecImo pages, printed with new TYNE
upon good paper, ard, if properly patronzed
will be embelished with portrait OF the author
II viii contain, in an Appendix, MANY inter
estlng productions OF Mr.. JetfeIsOn's mem the
Declaration of independence; his first inauq,,rsl
speech. and several OF his last letters, comm.
sing in themselves very valuable collection
and one which ought to be in the family library
of every American.
The prce TO subscribers, neatly bound will
be one doIar and t4Se'ity fire cents per copy, paw.
able en- delivery.
Those who obtain twelve subscribers. and
become accoun' able for them, will be entitled
TO one copy for their trouble.
Subscription papers retunable by the 25th o.
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CTAu6sc'qbfio1ls received al his oFc-.
AarIinssurg, August 10. 1926.
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INSTALLATION

nf he first Professor of The Theological
- Seminery, ofthe general Synod of ths
Eyang. Lutheran Church in the U. States
The solemn Installation OF the first professor.
and The organization Of the Theological semina.
ry VIII take place a, Gettysburg, Pa on Tues.
aoy ne oh day q September near; TO which The
board OF directors Of the different synods, an
ministers OF the gospel, snd ali who are friend
y to the institution ale codially and respectful.
y invited. The exercises to commence at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. All Young men desirous OF
becoming members Of the institution are re-
quested 10 meet the professor in all the week
previous. } G. SCHMUCKER,
President q The Beard.
York, July 10.
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DUBLtC S tLE.-Wl be offered for sale
l. on Thursday, the 26th DAY of October xp
at she place where now live, on Sleepy Creek,
\ Morgan County, Virginia, about seven miles
from Bath, aud five from Hancock, my PL.3.F-
T.4TIO.N, GRESI and SAY .IILLS. There
is on this farm, $50 acres of good farming land,
and as much timber on the place. If saved up
and taken 10 market, as would pay for the whole
OF the property. On the land is two good
Dwelling Houses good Kitchen and Barn; a
pailed Garden; Stii House, with overhead wa
ter that never fails. The farm is in tolerable
repair. Ny reasons tor selling this valuable pro-
perry are obvious: 1t is not because do not
like it, but because | have no family, and am
getting old and cannot attend TO the Farm and
Mills my self, and nave no one to do It tor me.
The situation ard surronudng country perfect
ly healthy. Terms. One.hslE the purchase mo.
ney &c be paid ia 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 Tie same on application TO
the subscriber. Should it not be sold on the
above day 4, il viii be rented for term OF years.
At the same time and place, VIII offer for
sale, Cattle, Hogs. Farming Implements, Wa
s,on. Corn in the field, Tobacco in House; also,
Household and Kitchen Furniture of every
description: Together with number of other
articles too tedious to mention Twelve months
credit will he given for the noveabe property,
upon the purchaser giving bond with approved
security. Sale to begin early IN the day.
Augl7 MARCUS ALLOER.
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EATHER.--The subscribers have on hand
f-I and for sale, a large stock Of prime Span
sh and Country Sosl leather, Upper, Kip and
Calf Skins, sc which will be sold on pleasing
terms, by applying at their Yard near the bridge
Msrunsbarg, Aug 10 GOOD & SIX " ART
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NEGRO MAN For SALk.-Will be sold,
IN at Pu5Ie Auction, IA front OF the Court
House door in MartlnsbuTg, on Monday the l8ih
day Of September nert, Nt1Ro MAN, COM
matted to The jail OF Berkeley county as tuna-
way. aud sold by order of court. Terms Cash.
SID negro SAYS he belongs TO = certain John &.
Frame, living IN Augusta county, Virginia.
AuE. IL PETER GAHDNE t'' 1@''sF'
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VfRGLNIA-Berkeley County Court, to wit,
Avsusr TERN. 1926
Chr'susn Henry, Piainti6,
AGAINST
John Ray. Samuel Ray, jr. administrator Of
Samuel Ray. ST. deed & John shober, Def7ts
IN CHANCERY.
TIE defendant, John Ray. no, having enter.
ed his appearance, and given security according
TO the act Of assembly and the rules Of this
court ana II aPpearng TO the satisfaction OF the
court that he IS not an lnhabitant of this state
u Is Ordered, That the said defendant, John
Ray. do appear here en- the second MONDAY in
October next, and answer the bill. OF the plain
M. and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted for two months successfully in The
Msrtnsburg tiaze'te, and be posted at the
door OF the Court. House of this county.
Cop4-teste, d HUNTER. enc
aug II, io26.-2m.
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NiMRoD BK0MHAM.
JAMES LINDSAY,
lOHN NJ. PERRY.


We, the undersigned, having examined the
property described IN tire within plot. in pursu.
snce OF the Act Of the Assembly Of Virginia,
passed February, 1926. concerning Thomas
Jefferson, upon our own view TO ascertain the
tar equivalent for the within described proper.
~, lying on the kiysnna Riser, including the
Manufacturing. Grlst and Saw Mills, Store
Houses, Coopcrs' shops, &c. sc. known rs the
sHADWELL MILLS, reseryiag to the afore.
SAID Thomas Jefferson the RICH, TO Convey at
discretion TO the public, or an, company esla.
bhshed by law, or hereafter 10 he established.
tor the improvement of the Riyanna RIVER. free
use OF the canal of the said mill. the water and
adjacent land thereof for the purposes Of nayi.
cation, to be used by the public in manner
The least injurious to the proprietor of the said
mills: Also, another parcel OF Land lying ON the
water of CAROLS Greek, bounded by the lands
ot Eli Alexander. James Monroe. Wm. Settle,
and John Watson, and marked on the within
plot as parcels A, u, and c, 'lo ascertain the
same TO be Thirty Thousand Doiiars.
Given under our hands aud seals, this 2lst
day of March, 1895
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AsH FOR WHEAT.--The highest price
~ viii DC pald for good Wheat, If delivered
at my mills. July II JAMES FORMAN
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w ANTED---A Female House Servant, who
w can be recommended as such, IS wen as (,
her good temper. For such an one liberal
price VIII be given in cash For further parti.
culars enquire Of the editor OF The Gazette.
Martinsburg Iuly 49,
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NIMRoD BROMHAM,
JAMES LINDSAY,
JOHN NJ PERRY

We, the undersigned. having examined the
property described in the within plot, in pursu-
snCe Of the Act Of the Assembly OF Virginia,
passed February, 1896 concerning Thomas
Jefferson, upon our own view 10 ascertain the
far equivalent TOR the within described proper
to. lying in the county of Albemarle, on the
kivanna River. adjacent to the town Of Milton,
including the seven-,enhs Of an Undivided moi.
ely owned by Thomas Jefferson in Is acres, adj.
acent 10 and including Mill seat, to be deli.
vered on the first day Of January. 1877. do as
certain the same TO be E!eueu thousand Fur
HuadreG Dollars.
Gwen under our hands and seals, this 2ist
day Of march, 1926.
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ViRGLNI.f-Berkeley County Court, 10 wi,
Aususr rERN, 1870.
Peter w. Kerney, Jeptha Morgan, William
Brown and Garret Wynkoop, PrfSs
AGAINST
John E. Vsnmetre and John Vanmetre, Def,ts
IN CHANCERY
The defendant. John T.. Fanmetre. not hav
ing entered his appearance, and gwen securit,
according to the act of assembly and the rule,
OF this court, and It appearing to the satistac
ton of the court that he is not an inhabitant OF
this stste---k IS Ordered That the sad defen.
dant, john (. Nanmetre. do appear here on the
second Monday in October ca, and sns~ er IN,
bill OF The plaintiffs, and that copy OF this or
der be forthwith inserted tor two months sue
ceSsvely in the Martinsb0rg Gazette. aid n,
nosted at The door OF the Court. House OF lhr
caunty. Copy-Teste.
aug. IL, 1895 ID. HUNTER, &c.
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FENtUor ,LE.-By virtue ~ Deed OF
Il Trust, executed on the 8th day OF sep'en}-
Der. 1922, by William Ray to the sabscri-
Der, for the purpose OF securing to Christian
Henry, certain sums of money therein mention.
ed, will be sold, for cash, a the house of SAID
William Kay, on SATURDAY., the 9Th day of
September next, at an early hour in the day,
ONE GREY MARE, Household and Kitchen
Furniture; such as Bed, Bedstead ard Bedding,
one Bureau, Corner Cupboard, Breakfast Table,
half dozen Windsor Chars, one small Chest,
together with several other articles not neces'
sary to mention.
Aug IL EDMUND RANDAt, Trustee.
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10000 BRICKS
or "A SUPERIOR QUy8LITY-.aLSo.
5000 Prime Oak Shingles,
for sale by T.. HOGAiIRE.

. WEBER respectfully informs the in.
A. habitsrts Of Mariinshurg. tha, he inter ds.
opening SCHOOL for the tuition of Youth.
in the following branches; Reading. Writing.
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography, HIS.
tory, &c &c.
X. w. hopes By strict ard unremitting al.
tention to the Improvement of his pupils. to.
merit the appreciation sf those parents who.
gsy honor him With the tution Of their chill.
dren. s.oe z.
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lieve, 'ha, an act so necessary for the honor Of
the country will be accomplished.
Until The the Ist OF October, tickets in the
Jefferson Lottery will be sold bv the Agents Of
the Managers at the Scheme Pncs (SiO.) at
their Offices at
Norfolk and Richmond, Tlrsiaia.
Washington City, ushtct II Cs.as,5ia.
Baltimore, MARYLAND
Phllsdeiphls, Pennsylvania.
New York, Ae7s Tsrk.
Hartford, Cosasciie1f,
Wilmington Delgrrare.
Raleigh, Aegqh. Carolina
Charleston, Ssu.h. Carolina.
J. Is. YATES, I Agents for the
A MINTYRE. Managers.
hiehmoSG, ( Va. July. 1926.
Certificates Of the rol'ss Of ne Prize Property d
ne jefferson Lofreg.
we, the undersigned. having examined the
property described IA the within plot, IN pursu
anee ct the Act Of the Assembly Of Virginia
passed February, 1926, concerning Thomas Jef
ierson, upon oar own view to ascertain the TAI,
equivaien, for The within described nroperty
lying ~ the county OF Albemafie, on the wa.
ters OF tie Rivanna River. known By the name
OF MONT CELLO, Containing by survey z0o
acres, including the Monticello House and all
improvements upon the same. do ascertain the
revefs'on Possession 10 be given two years At
ter the death OF the aforesaid Thomas leffer.
SOM to be Serenity one Thousand Dsaarss
Given under our hands and seas. this 2ls
DAY of March. 1896.
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THRUST SALE.--By virtue, and in pursu-
4 snce of a Deed OF Trust, executed TO the
undersigned by John TImmonds, for the sole
use and benefit OF Washington Evans, but since
transferred to, aud for the use and benefit OF
Baker Tapscott, bearing date on the 28h day
of May, 1924, and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office of the County Court Of Berkeley. WE,
or some one OF us, viii proceed to sell, on the
first day of Sept Court next, IN front OF the
Court House, IN the town of Msrtinsburg, in
Aszzs SAID county ofBefkeley, all that
fssss&1 HOUSE AND LOT
l.sssMA'f GROUND, lying and being in
a--&-xz@ he SAID town of Martinsburg. now in
the occupancy of SAID John Timmonds, known
on and distinguished in, the general plan of
said Town, as No l76 Such title as is vested
mus by the Trust Deed aforesaid will be made
the purchase.
SEAMANS GtRARD,1 r,,.,oo.
JOHN saoBER, 5
Aug. 10, 1895.
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GsTONE CoAL.---The subscriber has iust
~ received large quantity Of Stone Goal.
which he will sell on reasonable terms.
Wisnsport, July ~. JAMES SHOAFu