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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-23
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~ ne htHbn ~ The cumbinhtioi plhh w
October aesl, ~ Richmond
Three Prizes, s follows:
Monlieello Estate, valued aiS7 tito
Shadnrll 10000
Albemalle, | 600
The above Estates were valued Under obIh
b' 'nmmis ianers nYiain'ed / mi pnr-
pose by THE Leglsiia9He n sHlHlas
u Pfiee Of ilesets lhtte are no
Mdlts " hekeis IN Mn Lotr1.
u hntter myself IN Offering the aboss
series oil Lotteries 10 the public 10 receive a
liberal patronage, and particularly invite The
attention OF every person TO these schemes,
and they will perceive from ihe very first
glance that they nre much lhe mt limit
ever gof M II frtinia end 9iar re-
collie tho i - al - tpIHHfia ] > ier-
soaded th1ra ne nane. bni vii iehd help
lug hnnd us Is noi Mi they should look nj,
there Is n chance 0t getting IN independent
fortune Tor the small lfiar of So. Where Ia
The person who will moi embrace this Golden
Opportunity
Among the aluee, will be found the scheme
of The Jefferson Lottery This Lottery was
granted by The LEGISLATURE oil Virginia, Tor n
purppse vii known 10 ~ all II Is expected
a sincerely rope, those tickets will not
remain. on hand, bui will bs Immediately
bough, up, by liberal public, Who wish to
show their gratitude TO departed rnifiot,
who devoted his whole life TO the benefit q
his country, md the public general.
IL Orders from any part OF thr u. States
by mall, (roil paij) enclosing the easa Z
prize tickets, will be thankfully receives nd
promptly attended to as il on perouul apl T.
cation. Be sure you direct your orders 10
NORTn'S Once, where The capitals hre al
ways Tor sale. ABRAM Il. NORTH,
Maia.StrsR LgnchbWg.
August 3.
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DOaf1hN0S

Lottery and EJehnngt tUrt. M. Ia, hhfheI9
street. Baltimore.
Where both the great and magnificent tas.s
,n Pr,zes of
One Hundred thousand Doliafs E8e2s
We're sold In the late Grand - L. tpsfenr# IA
Shnres, all TO DISTANT ADVENTURES,
& where both the oreni Capitals Of iIRff
THOUSAND DOLLARS mud TEN.1HOU-
SAND DOLLARS, drawn IN he las Grand
3lnie Lottery, we're also soii--aud wherr
more capital pyises hare bten obtained han at
aag oiter Q0ice u HO,pica.
. ORDER from ,aY par o the u. States,
either bV niaiI .Pg pala) of private eoi Wy
ance eneluza= - Cali or Prizt lls.Set5 in
any ol IL Lotteries, will meet III sams
prompt 40 Inrciual attention as ii On PET
sonai applcn,oa.
address 10
j. COHEN, Jr. g. BROTHERS.
BaH. Sept 1926. tri'loN.
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$4,000. 20 1000, 10000. GO.

1901 prizes amounting 10 sos 900
IL tn udoie " I'm P,iats poyabi' ~ cdh.
mhieh n. usual III ConEss rFIeE, can DO
bad The NOME y TnfY ARE DRAWN.
Tickets Sio Quarters 90 80
Iiaves 6 Eighhs Lao
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70 BARGBa
.DnlTIIaIa

M E5PEt FULLY mforns Inc public
- thai lie viii pursne his professional On.
lies for lew days in this iown. Rooms O.
yer Mr.. Fuckers dry good store.
Oct 2 icihsl7
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HTG1 'y.fB RINIAus
LYNCHBURG, OCTOBER rs, 1895.

To Correspondents" A CITIZEN
is receised aud will appear in our next
The poetical efosions Of" ). 9. 50 are al
so received. and shall have place.
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co sfyn M03

LOTTERY s xGllANGE OFFICES,
~ Where more Capital Przts hare
Jeen obtained than at any other Offices an
.8merica.
ORDERS from any part oftbe u tied
States, either by mail post pald) n private
conveyance enclosing the Cash or Prize
Tickets in any Of the Lotteries, will meet
the same prompt and punctual attention
as if on personal application.
Address 10
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il COHEN, Jr. 81 BROTHERS.

70 COHEN'S " Gazette & Lottery Re-
gisfer.n will De published Immediately after
the drawing, ADD will contain the Official
List " the Priest will be forwarded
gratis 10 all who purchase their tickets at
COHEN'S OFFICE, and who signify
their wish TO receive II.
Norfolk, Get. %. I't2lstNsS
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mi. securities, flames Miller and William
g..l.n.nl for the like sum. lie lefl Gym
sh'a''' - KENTUCKY Reporter.
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lon tn 2ist ! .%ovemnep.
HIGHEST rRlzG-lo.oCo DOLL

1896 PRIZES. b. 100
.NOT ONE BLANK TO Il PRIZE.
All Prizes payable in & i5H, which ran
be hid ~ usual al GOHEN'5 OFFICES, the
MonGBI TH,Y AXE DRAwr
Present price OF Tickets.
Whole tickets 81 90 Quarters 81 90
Halves 90 f.1Ghihs %
To be had in the greatest variety al Numbers
(lln nnl ENenlhl
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1O.466 Prizes.
1854 Blanks.
10000.

40. Prizes than Blanks.
- Tickets and Shares in the above Lotto.
ry, Odd and Even, may now he had Al the
Teuiy Lucky Office OF 4. North, at the mo-
deraie price OF 81, and shares in PROF. ortioh.
- Orders from any part iof the United
States, enclosing the Cash orprize tickets in
any of the late lotteries, will meet the same
prompt and bunctnai attention a. j ~ per.
sonal application. Address IL
A. r. &c ,.s.,
Main street, Lyhch5arg.
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Odd and Even System--Class 8.
host Splendid Scheme in the u. States.

.Hosf Splendid Schfnf m fhf Y. sIdfeS.
C0nEN's ottlCls,4 bAlrI,ogE,
September, II ls26.
IL Under authorize The General Assem-
lily. the following ftilian, Seheme Is pre-
.nled 10 he Pdele, 10 he drawn On The
ODD and EVEN stslEM. in consequence
Al ls nnrsdlad fapulnrily--Ile whole IN
on DAY, aud viii lake plecs ia the city
ot bALflMOkE, under the snpcrntendenee
ri tbe Commissioners appointed by The Cos
vcrnornnd Council, on Tho
18th - Norember Mart.
Grand Stale ottcry
OF Nd -lbt hplder III No - sels nr two
Shares, will be feflrn Of iaininE ~
iead one Prize Il M, dlnW Three
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AUG. LEFT .yICEK,
Manager


SECOND CLASS.
The hclder al two 1lekcis or shares mus
gel one Prize and NAV draw 1aree' Tn
whole - b. drawn IN ONE DAY, aud vii In q
place
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II HAVE the pleasure OF presenting 10 thS
- pntlic.the second class OF The Grand STATE
LOTTERY Of pitginio, Tor the promotion OF Ed
ucalon and B.nefi oil the NonongaIia Acn-
DENY The scheme is arranged on the Odd
and Even 5, sl.m, winch has again been
adopted in consequence of its established and
nnrival'ed popularity Tue drawing will take
place on Tuesday tn 2lst November.
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Second Glass Oi'the
.Monongalia = cadeiny,

Grani 5lns, Lottery OF virginia tic
az, 4
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-10

| pRoP0SALs By John s. C,I,.h.. 81 H.
pers-Ferry, Va. for pnbl;sh;nv ", ri:
lion Of VOTES on rIRCLYYS bv Taoma.
Jefferson y i"o'hss
These Notes, though written in LIS, are .,;n
interesting. because they exhibit The sit,,.,;on os
virgins, and in some measure Of ire whoL.
country, At time when we had ;o., ,.s,s~,-..J
rom the perllous and doubtful strugvl. for ~
dependence. Every intelligent rrs3er toow.
wnat America nsss is: To know uhs, a.. a,,s
~ her infancy. is equally necessary. and NAV
prove usetully instructive, in enabling ne - ~
preeiate our unparalleled prosperity. And Who
w.'i not feel pride in preserving /. memor;.I
o. one OF her most highly gifted and bic hly hon.
eendsfiO'ss. The volume win cons;s, os .ho,,
Soo daodecimo pages. printed with new ,yns
upon good paper, and. if properly na,rnni, "A
VIII De embelIished with portrait Of In am,ho.
W'h contain, In an Appendix. many inter.
SsnS productions OF Mr.. letierson's pcn; the
declaration of Independence; his frs, inaup,rsl
speech. and several OF his last letters, comnr;.
sing IN themselves very valuable oollecto,
ana one which ought to be in the family Iisrary
OF every American.
the price TO subscribers. neatly hound w;n
DC one dollar and ''Ssaty fire cents per COPY. nav.
able ON delivery.
Those who obtain twelve snbseribers. anil
become accountable for them. will be entitled
10 one copy for their trouble.
August, y
Neutrality-suspicious. received at this Office.
Martinsburg August 10 1904
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PROPOSALS, by Way s. Gideon. OF Wash
i ington City. for Publishing by subscription.
DIR. BRY.9A'S ADDRESS for the Boston
Bard; and THE TRIUMPH OF TRUTH, a
Poem, by the same author.
T'erms-The volume will consist of about 20
octave pages, printed in handsome style, on pa.
per of anexcellent quality, and will be hotpres.
The proceeds ofthe work, alter siefraying the
cost of publication, will pc mastered to the
Boston Bard
Gentlemen holding subscription papers will
please return them to ID. Bryan, P. NJ Alexan.
dria, d. c. to who, also, persons at distance
wishing to subscribe, will please communicate
their names.
QrSadscripiions recefued at this office.
Msrtinsburg, Aug 10, 1926.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-10

DUBLIC SALE Will be sold by Public
Il yendue, on Friday, tie 18Th day Of august
merit, at the late residence of Philip Carniae,
deceased, in Berkeley county, all the PERSON.
Al PROPERTY belonging to said deceased,
consisting OF Horses, Cows, Hogs and Sheep;
Farming Implements Of all kinds; among which
are, a good Rosd Wagon, Plantation do. &c.
Wheat, Rye and Corn by the bushel; House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture of every descrip-
ton; an excellent Carry-Ail, together with a
number of other articles not necessary 10. par.
ticularise. Nine months credit will be given on
all sums over FIVE dollars, the purchasers giving
bond with approved sec,irity--under that sum,
cash. THOMAS vANMETRE, Err.
July ~.
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MARsHAL's SALE.

puRsUANI to dscreefsi order Of m. g.,
4 perior Conrsof chAncsry. holden a, Win.
chrster-- "AH-
Thomas Turner and wife, Piain,;H.
AGAINST r
James Mason and Joseph Grantham. Exee,,
tors OF William Rush, deceased and the heirs
Of said deceased, D-senSs,..
WILL BE SOLD, on MONDAY the IAN d.
OF August next before the Coars. House door
IN Msrunsburg, TR.8CT OF LIND s,u.
Berkeley Line. and near to the rna,i y.,,.,;,'s.
from Marsinsborg TO Bah. containing abou,
Fife Hundred .Acrss.
TERMS OF SALE: -oae.,hird of the pur-
ehase.money to be paid in one year from the
day OF ssle--one third in two years from the
day OF sale---and the remaining third in three
years from the day OF sale, the purchaser giving
bond aud good security aud deed OF trust on
the premises
NATHANIEL. SEWERS, ID. NJ
Fer George w. Sewers, x.w.n
June 29-ctds.
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GIx CENTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ftom ,b..
~ subscriber on the add ult. an indenturei
apprentice. bound bv the Oversrers of ,hr.
Poos, named THO.H.fy 2ICH.fRD S aged
about twenty years. All persons are cautioned
against hsrbooring or employing said appren-
ice. as the law will be enforced TO is usmose
r'gor. by law. every person harbouring = run.
away apprentice. is liable TO penalty Of "a
per day, besides a salt for damages; and morc-
over, any wages an apprentice may earn must
be paid TO bis master. The above reward will
be paid to any person delivering said apprentice
TO me. July 27--3t' PHILIP SlIER.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-10

- WEBER respectfully informs the in.
IA habitants Of Martinsburg, that he intends
opening a SCHOOL for the tuition of Youth,
in the following branches: Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography, His
tory, &c. sc.
r. w. hopes by strict and unremitting at.
,enton to the improvement of bis pupils. to
merit the appreciation Of those parents who
may honor him with the tuition of their chill
dren. Aug. 3.
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THE subscriber most respectfully informs
1 the old Customers of the Bedington Mills,
and The Farmers Of the County generally, that
he has leased, Tor term of years, said Mills;
and Is now ready to receive ALI, KINDS OF
GRAIN he win g'snd % the usual
terms. tie will give barrel Of super.Rne Flour
for every 3O0ibs. of merchandise Wheat. and
Is enabled to do all the Country Work tina, may
be offered him, with all possible dispatch.
Aug 10 WIN. PENDLETON.
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false nation, too generally entertained
among US, that prompt and violent re.
sentiment of the slightest affront is ne
cessary to prove the Courage of gentle
man. The truth is, the veriest coward
win fight when be is in passion, espe-
cially if he is surrounded by friends.
whose interposition in his behalf he may
reasonably expect
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AUTION All persons are hereby eau
~ toned against fishing or fowling on my
land. or passing through my enclosures-th
persons who have been in the practice OF hshlng
inlmy paper.mill dam, are informed, they 40
me great injury by making the water muddy
persons fouHd trespassng hereafter viii be pro-
secuted, without respect TO person.
CONRAD KoWNsLAR.
F. Mill-Creek, August 3--st.
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Aug. 10, 1926.

A REQUEST.-We respectfully request all
"A persons in our debt, to pay US withou,
delay; He W.4.VT MONEY, and hope our
customers will not withhold it longer than the
lst September next, at fartbest, AS it would
subject us to great inconvenience to wsit lon
ger To those who have not paid the, debts
made with our late firm, (Tspscott Thorn
son, & Coy we would say. your respective
bonds. notes, and accounts, have been due
some time: ne therefore take for granted you
will comply with this request. 1t you cannot
pay the whole within the time above mentioned,
we shall be glad to receive part.
BAKER TAPSCOTT, & Co.
Chepherds Taun Aup M
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MARTINsBuRG ACADEMY FOR YoUN,
IADlES

vr>HE examination will take place on Satur
Il day, the 26lh instant, when all who are de.
srous OF witnessing the progress which the
young Ladies have made, are respectfully invi.
ted to attend. The next session viii commence
on .tOnday, the 4th of September. Aug 10
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Ia the last number of the Revue En-
eyclopedique there is an account OF a
very extraordinary proposal commune
cate verbal intelligence, in few mo-
ments to vast distances, and this not by
sympois as in the telegraph, but by the
human voice. The plan originated with
Mr.. Dick, an Englishman; who states
that the human voice may be made intel
ligible at the distance of twenty five or
thirty miles. tits to be conveyed through
tubes.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-10

The Cedar Apple "A gentleman
of unquestionable veracity called at
our Office this week, and informed US
Of an experiment which was made a
few days ago with this apple on col.
CURED child about two years old, at his
farm in this neighbourhood, the result
of which was truly satisfactory. The
child took iheapple oflast years growth,
reduced to powder, and prepared in
syrup, two successive mornings, fast
ing; the consequence of which was,
the expulsion Of more than pint OF
aoorms. The child, though much de.
bilitated by fevers previously to the ap.
pie being administered, is now doing
well, and has had complete return of
appetite for food Il Anna. Gaz.
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TRUSf SSLE..---3y virtue, and ia pursu-
snce of a Deed OF Trust, executed to the
undersigned by John Tlmmonds, Tor the sole
use and benefit of Washington Evans. but since
transferred TO, and for the use and Benefit of
Baker Tspscott, bearing date on the 2Slh day
of May, 1924, and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office of h. County Court of Berkeley, WE,
or some one of US, will proceed to sell, on the
FIRST dav of Sept Court next, in front of the
Court House, in the town OF Martinsburg, in
IA said county of Berkeley, all that
fss5H3 HOUSE AND LOT
10. hof GROUND, lying and being in
the said town of Msr,nsburg, now in
the occupancy of said John Timmonds, known
IN and distinguished in, the general plan of
said Town, as No l76. Such title as is veste d
in us by the Trust Deed aforesaid will be made
the purchaser.
SEAMANS. GARARD,1
JOHN SHOBER, uS'ee'
Aug. 10, 1926.
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BOSTON .Jnlv 90

With as much regret as we have felt
in communicating the intelligence, will
it be learned by the public, that the at
tempt made in this city TO raise afund by
voluntary subscription for the aid of Mr..
Jefferson has entirely failed
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-10

EATHER.-The subscribers have on hand
IL and for sale, large stock Of prime Span.
lsh and Country Sosl Leather, Upper, Kip and
Calf Skins, &c which will be sold ON pleasing
terms, by applying at their Yard near the bridge.
Martinshurc Aug 10 GOOD & STEWARD
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The following article is from the
Nashville Whig-"On Friday, the 2sd
ultimo, dispute arose at Mount Plea
SAINT, in Maury county, between Mr..
John F. Fry and NJ. George Briscoe,
which led to personal encounter, and
resulted in the death of the former.
These bloody and fatal conflicts are
shamefully frequent in our country and
are in great measure attributable to the
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vIVo FARMERS AND o,rurRs RI. =,

Two FARMERS AND OTHERS The sub-
Il scriber having left the Readington Mills.
requests all persons concerned, 10 come forward
and settle up their Mill accounts; likewise all
those indebted 60 make immediate payment.
and those having claims against the subscriber.
to present them for payment. Wishing to wind
up bis business, it is hoped all concerned will
attend to this -
July 10. John s. pORTrRrIrrp
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A TEACHER.

H 4 IE.9JHEK,
OF several years. practice in this county,
wishes respectable School. Satisfactory ties.
timoniaIs of character and cspabiIi,y Of the in.
struction of youth will be given by the prieter,
or addressing A b, to his care. Aug 10.
N. 3. Early application is requested.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-10
1873 Prizes. amounting to $4,000
1902 Blanks-25 900 Tickets
Not one Rinnk 10 n p,-,.

I~'S1o rriIes, amounting to $4,000
1902 Blanks-25 900 Tickets
Not one Blank to Prsre.
MoDE OF DnAwISs The numbers win be
put ~ the wheel an usuaI--and in the o,her will
be put the prizes above the denomination Of
Four Dollars, and the drawing to progress in the
usual manner. The II. 500 prizes of Four Dol
lars will be awarded to the odd or even num-
bers OF the Lottery (as the case may bel depend
ent on the drawing OF the Capital Prize oil TWEEN
" Thousand Doiisrs--.that is TO say, il the
Twenty Thousand Dollar Prize should come
out to an odd number, then every odd number
N the scheme Ill be entitled to Four Dollar
prizei II the Twenty Thousand Dollar Prize
should come Out TO an even number, then all
the even numbers in the scheme will be each
entitled to prize of -Four Dollars.
Odd numbers end with l, 8. S, org.
Even Numbers end with 2, 4, 6, 8 or o.
This mode of drawing not only permits the
whole Lottery to be completed in one drawing,
but has the great advantage of distributing the
small prizes regularly to every alternate num-
Der in the scheme, so that the holder Of two
tickets, or two shares Of Tickets Zone odd and
one even number,) will be certain of obtaining
at least one prize, and in the same ratio for any
greater quantity. A Ticket drawing superior
prize in this scheme is not restricted from draw
ing an inferior one also--many tickets. there.
tore. will necessarily obtain two prizes each.
Prizes all payable in Cash, which can be had,
as usual. at Cohen's Offices, the moment they
are drawn.
Whole Tickets, S O0--Halves, 2 S0-Qaar-
tiers 25-Eighths 621.
To be had in the greatest variety Of numbers
Todd and Even) at
COHEN'S
Lottery and E1changs Offices, Richmond
and Norfolk, va.
OWhere numerous capitals have been OBJ.
tanned. Prizes in any of the late Lotteries will
be received in payment.
Orders from any part of the United States, eli
Their by mail, pos, paid, or private conveyance,
enclosing The cash or prize tickets in any of the
Lotteries, will meet with the same prompt and
punctual attention as il on personal application.
Address to J.L. COHEN jr & BROTHERS.
Aug 10 Norfolk or Richmond.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-10
COUNTRY LINENS.

FEsHE undersigned have now on hand.
auAsrrrY or
Strong Homemade 4 Imported Linens.
Flax and Flax Thread, Domestic Piaids,
Spun Cotton, shirings & shee,inr.
Fresh Sugars, Coffee and Teas,
Gut and Wrought NAILS. assorted sizes.
Also, fresh supply OF TR O.v AND STEEL
BAKER TAPSCoTT & Co.
Shepherdstown, June s,