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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-04
INSTRUMENTAL MrslC, or nm mlro-
Dec.

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, or m nito"
= ductinn 10 The snme eompri-inglh" first
nfiucinlrs, aud sneh scholar taught IN IL 81
eniife md comprehensive manner, IN 20 les
spn8, by thr prceeptor, practical performer
on Ghe Clarfact Trumpet, TRIUMPH Haf1nc,
HaH61U Gfdud Ob0e, (or dHrand F0te) SER
pfu}, G,rman FIpie. Ociate DO. HtAjhoaai
kt8d Fine, Fqeeoiet Flnle, FteggDti0, Ra'-
aqan Piano Fa,fs, ZafdHa. RifHs N~Rg.
Lurr. fioin Ytotg. Or Tenor Fddif) f1m-
ballS, Plain rlag,oitt, Patsh fogcold Don
be Bofti III ffepch Nofn. Ifombore. q
CiJion,L Ptqin Rnelet Sir Kcg3 Bpac FIT,
Spanish GHaar. Fioiierdio, or Bass ttoi, So
The lectures will eommence on Monday
nest, 4lh Dec, fora short period, IN winch
time zach pupil vii! BE- taught eHd viii at
tend, individually 90 sepernie hoHs OF the
day and the evenings IA maY best alit iheii
mutual convenience. and y ill insure 10 learn
eaeh IL PLAY from lie first principles. The
irst course Of 90 popplar airs on any solo 81
single instrument, who baye ia ear ior mn'
sic, and whose Eff 1rl- were ineifecinal 10 al
thin this hne nrt IN the time apecihed, or 40
6pmpf ns0iioa u.iH b. fegturfd
MILITARY BANDS fought accurately on
any instrument 10 complete the same.
Amateurs, Impressed Tor further improve
mrnt on ChrDmetic Music, the son u As
not limited. the terms moderate, aud his ht'
ientiuH, assidHou4.
Terms, enquire At the Fmnklin llelel
7 = where WarHn cd instrument pfe tor ale
by }. y. nor MAN.
Dee. 1 ~
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N5poRE coon THINGS 1.-THE Subscribers
ia respectfully inform the h"hlir aud the eiu'
gcnz If Iynchbnc ~ particular that they lGte
inel received complete stool. of the veiy best
Old Wines and Liquors (interor 10 uone over
offered for sale in ihis narl,St) aud are deter
mined hereafter TO keep the SAME for sale by The
dcmiohn. gallon, &c. &c.--Also, fresh supply
of Oranges 4 emons Malaga Grape Ne" own
pippns Currmts, Almonds. Best Bunch, N'as'
,atd and Bloom Ralsins Citeron, mud reni tlo-
vann and Hacks best Cigars
NEW g. AYRCS
Dec l. tsttGp
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1sGen. ppT Greco, Editor of'he Washington
le'tgqeUa, is assureJ'y one Of the most consum-
mat, rro,izts tllt ever welded grey goose
au;ll Tor a livelihood lie tlIal,s that he IS an
Aristotle IN argument Hndibras in humor, a
evi1 IA VT, ana, in politics. ths last hope ofthe
Nation. Conviction, he appears to believe, FOL
lows ms losie VIII the certainty Of demonstration
aud corruption. lies abashed into its hiding p'a.
ccs, ,vbree.er h.. s.r.s.s q boz. I: IS iod-"d
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LYNCHBURG, DECEMBER 4, 1876.

4 poice from The tomb We lay before our
readers, with unfegned pleasure, the views o
Mr. jefferson on the subject ola State Conven
ton. We, pin our faith to the sleeves of no
man but who Will be bold enoughto denytn the
Weight On the subject Of EXPERIMENTATION
treating ofthe rights of man, and the relative
rigts and duties OF governors and governed, h
ought 10 be listened to with profound attention
We need only call the attention Of our readers Il
his letters. Comment, if We had room for it
would be superAuous.
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Fireisia Scnaior.--We received the follow
ing article last Saturday morning. 1t appears
II be designed as set-oHto the manner in
which we spoke ofJudge Dale, in the V,rginian
OF last Monday week. and although the ale
gttion brought forward against the Judge IS OF
grave character, and we know nothing OF its
truth or falsty. vet, as 4 Spbscribera saws that
" hisl pane is AT our service" We Cannot hest
tate to publish it. Ii ought 10 he recollected
however thit our opinion of JUDGE Dade's polit.
cal and intellectual character is founded entirely
upon the report of others and, 50 far aswe have
been informed, be would rather honoe than dis
grace any office, howeger exalted, TO which he
might be called. We have never before heard
aught insinnatcd 70 his prejudice. We should
be glad to near farther from Subscriber -
Let the act be made known that the public
may duly appreciate the degree Of tnlpifpde
which attaches 10 It. fit had been Of so sari
ons a character as may b. inferred from the Ian
guags ofonr correspondent, it IS strange that
we now. for the first time, hear it mentioned. -
| Iftbe Judge charged the Commonwealth viii
his " mile age to and from the General Court in
! 1872 or 1923, the act was either legal or lille
! gal. illegal, then, he was CORRECT if illegal
| II ought not TO have been paid and doubtless wa
not paid 50 that while the Commonwealth sus
tanned no loss, it may chlritably be supposed to
| have been the effect Of accident rather than de
sign on the part Of the Judge himself Ia an,
event, however, We should prefer him to either
! Mr. Randolph q Mr. Gioe.--For we think We
mum hazard ia making pledge to bring for
ward, for every political ia committed by Judge
Daie, tavraty committed by the Roanoke and
Nig0am statesmen Besides he Is tree from
Hat snlent prejudice against the national adj
mini. fftion which places is measures IN an obi
! Gus point of view, and he possesses mono OF thai
maliepi;y oftemper which manllests itself in on
uninterrupted stream OF harsh aud mmcasnrcd
inyeefigo, upon political opponents, allowing ia
them neither capacity to discern, nor honesty Il
promote the interests of the nation. There aTe
other individuals, however, whom we shonld pre-
fer to Judge Dade--men who possessing all bis
amiablc qualities, have higher reputation foI
talents. Chancellor Tucker is one Of thcse lodi
siduals and We hope that no fas'i1ions fear o
trcncbns ON the supposed superior claims Of his
brother-in-law, will this year, prevent nj, noun
lion, as it last year prevented MS election -
T0B THE gfRGISIty.
Subscriber TO the Fireinian, would ask
tho Editors OF that paper, ii they would wish to
see Judge Dadc promoted 10 a seat in the Senate
Of tie United States before he satisfies the pub.
IL with regard to his charge against the Com
moaapaith of Virginia, FOR mileage to and iron
the General Court in 1872 oris23
4 SUBSCRIBER
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tslfEGiNa sCnooL. I'D 8NIEL NINE
- rthS Intends, ia Me course on tsU dags
opening Singing school IL, 81. Pan 3 el1eeh
Luaf j6urp. TIE ciass- Boot hai ielH b chiefly
used ia this school Is The iaston Handel aud
IL dcn Society collection OF Church hlasici =
a supply II Nhich a cfpteifd 10 b reeeifrd u
toisn horlly M Leuhs, Ofeanea II - Pauf'
Cftufcb hrs 10y obtgngig offHsd hT aid ~ his
undertaking; 70 hai NE scb0olieiH hure NE al,
eaafags not only VI u correct iWirpafia, bia ga
Performer admirably atiiied ia NE seieaef d nm
Sci
o. Terms fbr q ssssioa ~ fonr.a9HHa, 81
Lessons ieiH be giffH crazy Sattpddp cfenlng :
irbt Tfhsarsais ofHlbsick curry "Wednesday erfn-
ing. 2 Or Ditot iertce.
De- a. Hsa6
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" The great length of Nh Jefferson s let
tets, and Z" One Of the People, induces us to
lay over some ofour own remarks, web as
several interesting articles from other prints.
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SPLENDID scnEhif.

Hhote frteis IS 90 QHoripp b 70
Iialres 40 Lghhs %
For rlctels Shares OF Certificate IN any ol
the VifRinia lotteries apply nj tie prompt
and Lucky Office of &. A. WlIHEhSi
Lynebhnfe
Prize Tickets received tor iekcis The saiao
~ cash and oil orders carefully aud prompt
ly attended TO II Addressed a.
&. 4. WRITER'S,
Nou.nT L. nrbbuff.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-04
al The I0lIHTV mn FNfN1n"t OIHtt
8. 4. NJ. ALE N q CO.

Whsre has been sold aud tle Cast paid,
within the last Twelve months, prizes Of
$4,000, 5000, $1,000, $4,000, several Of
! 1000, 500, &c. &c. Dee J.
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Whole tickets ~ 50 --IInlvea 81 70 Qharf
fprs - I rrnte.
For Lucky numbers ~ tho ahoyo schrmh, cah n ny
Trty Fuftniie 0irn whore the cash viii b. paid r all
prizes sold b. .
G.. A. WITHERS,
Opp1dlu Moerb. Noneli s Morgan
Nov II.
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n OAtgtN ATION aud parn,taiiou ys.hn 70 be drawn
y II biehplond, the tth day % december Scheme
10000 DOLLARS. lo0 DOLLARS
1000 DOLLARS. h Of ,oH D0LLdRS
600 nOLL4RS. lsof 40 DoLL AXIS
s,oaa D0LLARS, 24QT 2p DoLLiRs
1000 DoLLARs, ls6 af 80 D0LLiRS
Th,a.. very brilliant scheme Tickets ara row low,
WHOLE 14cKrTs, s. 90 QUARTERS, 81 Is
HALVES, So
Caii Tor fortunate nainb r. oleis, llsl.y oiies.
srpts. JuTEs y FQfiR. .
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UnT ., Sngar, &c.

tom g, sugar, &c.
go bags Coffee
. hhds Brown snpar
3 boxes Tpa
hid retailing Molasses
bag Pepper
4 kegs Sail rcire
90 boses fresh Naskn'el Rnsins
10 hall Or, oashs seilv Ma. Wine.
10 boxes Sperm Candies
Q eases StitohduWn Bfogues
Q ;, Wellington Boots
Crate ~ aud ~ Bottles
A few OF. aud half gal pots Of very ino
pickle Oysters
A very hand some northern made Ba.
rouche.
Just received aud Tor sn'e by
Il. q. ToMrKiNs.
Dec q. 2lii7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-04

Persons that wish to have
= their Pianos tuned may have Il done
in thn best sfyie by referring 10 Mr. Ar
North Dec q
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IOTqERIEtS


-, IsMAi SWAMP LOTTERY. nh cass 10 te
~ drawn ~ Rlehmont, at in ons da}id No Lptts-
rs bp Combination nn1 Formulation huDots 10 he
drdAH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-04

~ ROkER < COMMISSION BuSlNEES.--
- The subscriber has AIKEN au Office fur
sioofs above tie Franklin Hotel, where he con.
tinnss 10 sall Tobacco and other produce on
commission, ard vii IN future, also, transact
business as a Broker-lie hopes 10 be allie Il,
give abstraction 10 all who may confde business
70 his care. AkCH. hs1CliER.
Dec b. wtsifl9
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attor int elfin offering the above Lotteries 20 tho
pubic 10 rerciYe hefai patronage and particularly
invite the attention pt efes pffa1n to these sthar, and
thcp IS IN pareo4 tha scry first plnnto TINT hfy
~ oh ils luus h5I8i'Ini ever got up in Virginia aud
wheH thes reroAe9 te oIret Of thuso isstHrs, uin
fIs moi HJdtE 5lttd look n, there - tet
tirs ~ a,rS1ru.abi iHeinno for the small a.
" leroIs Inc peraol "ha viii not embrace L-a th@
OtVariWafyI
Among the uhoye, y u be found III scheme Of the -.
f-rsaa Lottery. Tla. Lottery granted by tte IT,.
IitFE= ID Flfaiui8 for pfrpoze we'll known f. ar Ia
!. De- sgpcced, aud si1oerly hops thoae cirrs wlRs
remain aHat tu, wili 30 tn1sdiaisly houghi up y
ih Il. public, ,yIe @ist 10 slaR tieir gtuee 70 Dc
posea patriot no defnbd his Whot le 10 The beneHt
ofhis eopAlfB aud iho public generally
Orers ON any pat 81 4he iHiisd states by IHltl
lpast pll 'asng th lsi or prilr Tickets Rill he
kBly recuiled a.d promptly attended 10 as f on
1gfsolul application. 81 to direct Y0r orders 70
NOrRIrS Office, where rho capitals are always nor sdo
ABR A1M y. NC * j 1Es
Mana s.sertLyncihur.
A,tDu 4
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JAi7 Is a very brilliant Solemn, tickets ara
nov low. w
u Whnle tickets S5 90 Quarters ~ %
Halves 30
JEFFERSON LOTTERY.
re bc drsSu on tho Combination plan III Richmond.
Three Prizes, ~ follows
Monticello Estate, Valued al t7l,co
Stadweb, 53Hb
hibrmarie, II ,0D
tn above fsiaas prre valued under oath By Comnas.
s,ers appointed for hat purpose b. the Legisalme Of
Nrlinln.
q Price of1iclets so. There arc 30 share,
oJttektiS ~ HR Lotierg.
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Br.idrs many OF 100, so. &c. &c.
Whole tickets 80 go Quarters S %
Halves = 50
-. ..ln nj The I.nilnrr I'D Exchnn.e naice
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IfPlnla Louoty,

~ siHAa AsaAlfIAy
NllnR ie beneilt 1.-THE nlannl swnin Cana smusn,.
~ Hi Gla-si - No. Lottery BY COMMUNICATION snd Poe
invitation. kallotstn Ne drawn at ilic iioad le ss
DseaInhsr, 81
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sabtsrfli that, vaiie vas vfyslsi.as 10 Ms
SCUM comparatively unt,nos.n and wassng
hs sweetness ON the desert air. the Wheels Of
government bad not brrp actually ia9 del ia
Then r.Yeniiobs ~ the foul au,ss Of corruption
which had SO long been accommodating al Tive sert
Of government aud winch attained sueh fear
e. height in ~ eleriion % IL Adams Az will
undoubtedly go on well, NOW, since tfis faith
fu AID able champion of TIC ps0ple the
peoples eaipt aud tho peoples candidate"
is a., his post The safdcr Is on his tower, and
Che trumpet IS ia hi, baud Ii The people do not
listen 70 his warnings. II viii Nc fbair own fault,
and the, win dcsefs5 NJ eom0isefation when he
shall sound the fiaoIa ,ncil Of then lost liberty
a, the next election ofJohn o Adams. Our tea'
ders we hope, wilino, think that We are "polsing
fun" at them. as PIT says. II they do we wall
remove their sclunlcs at ouee. for DutHreen
publishes in his own paper a letter, YER, paoba-
bly, written by hhnselfin his closet to iaisel IN
his printing office, wherein the people Of the u
nitod States are congratulated and Providence
thanked that he, the said Dull Green. Is "a per-
son young, able aud milling to supply "A certain
enyiable post in this Republic which has been
some time vacant Add what post think you,
it is? None other, gentle reader, Than the Res
t9rer Of the free anl resolu onary principles Of
l7569 A very Phmnix Of modtsty art thou
General Duff Green
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q4ooo. s3aob R2plo, S2ooo, e2ooo, 10 Of
Slooo, 10 Of g50o 20 Of s2oo. besitcs nu,
msrdas smaller prizes, leo's, 56's, 10. 1ict-
Ell ai fhe small sum Of $lu
All aftae above wore drawn fouf the wheel ol The
Mem York ,Statc LITERATURE L0itelY,
SIXTH CLASS.
Add u. the drawing will u" received by Us
npNt Wednesday, it willaiiDrd all those hold
ing mall prizes 10 renew 10 The
Dismal Swamp lanai pottery,
Which d,aWs on Wcene day, IA h,ebosui.
Recollecl This Is The ouly opportunity dat
will offer for some time. Tpf The lucky
Numbers and prompt payment aoot Tor
pet TO call al ALIENS, WHO NV offer II the
adyenluror. either Of the following hand
some fortunes,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-12-28
whole No. 1857.

against Great Britain, on account f her
determination to exclude one Of the
means which experience has esinced 70
be toe best adapted TO accommodates,
ci NATIONAL differences. Our main MIR.
pose is, 20 show that the United s,a,..
are not justly chsrgeabie with Tie con-
sequences which may flow from thar
nsost unexpected decision.
AS the only alternative which .ho
rourse adopted by that Government ha.
left, The President has determined to
give signal proof Of his anxious wish
TO preserve 4 good understanding be-
tween the two loyernmants. by lav;ny
the Whole Of the correspondence which
has passed Between them on this subject.
Including the Instructions to our several
Ministers at The Court oil 81. James. bs-
tore Cor gress at its next session. The
wisdom Of thai body, in the actual stats
~ things, Is alone competent TO decide
whether the colonial intercourse shall
remain closed, according to the pleasure
OF the British Government, as mani es,ed
IN the late Order IN Council, and wheth-
sr that portion Of Il lel, open by the or
der shall remain open, or on what coadi-
lions, compatible with the interests of
the People 81 the United States. Com
gress is willing The trade should be pla-
! cad
You viii accompany the communica-
lion OF the substance of this despatch.
or the substance Of such part Of il as Won
may not have anticipated in any answer
To Mr.. Canniug's note. presented from
yourself to the British Government. with
The assurance that, Notwithstanding their
present decision, tire Government of tho
United States, at OIL times hereafter.
viii be ready, at Washington or at Lou
don, 10 treat of The colonial intercourse.
~heneyerit may be their desire or lncli-s
nation tonegotlate on that subject.
arm, with great respect, your obe;
dent servant IL CLAY.
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TAKE NOTICE.

yENHAT we the undersigned Commissioners.
y. appointed BY the county court Of Berke.
ley, setting IS a court of chancery, at their No
vember Term last, viii oHer a. PUBLIC SALE.
OF the 1914 day Of JInea-y, 1897, at the man.
SION house. on the premises, the PLANT
TON, with all It's sppurtensnces, belonging 70
The heirs Of the hate Robert Snodgrsss, deed.
situate on Back-Cseek, IN the county aforesaid,
said to contsin 1913 acres. and adjoining the
lands of James Robinson. Abraham Sni5er and
Thomas Kennedy. The same viii be sold on .
credit OF nine, eighteen and twenty-seyen
'Donihs--the purchaser or purchasers giving
bonds and good security, beai ing legal interest
from tbs date thereof.
ISRAEL ROBINSON,
JOHNSTON MCGOWAN.
Dee 81, 1896.
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TEACHER WANTED "A Teacher, capa.
4 BILE Of instructing children Reading, wri.
ting and the English Grammar, is nov, wanted
at Honeywood School. House. Application can
be made to either Ellis Ellis. John Kis,neer.
Emanuel Eversole. or Jacob Sebert None
need apply unless he can come well recomnen.
ded. Nov LETT
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UNJUST SALE.---ay virtue Of Trust Deed,
Il executed to me on the 18th day OF July,
= 1870, by the late George Newkrk, Esq, decd.
and now of record In the county court OF Ber-
kelley. for certain purposes therein mentioned
shall proceed to cell for Casa, at the late re
sidence Of said Geoi Newkirk, Esq. deed. at
Little George-Town, on MONDAY. the first
dav of January, 1897. the following property
described in said frust Deed to wit; one Ne.
gro Man, named Geo: Watkins. one Negro
Woman land her chld,) named Julia, one
Nulatto Boy, named George, eight Feather
Beds, Bedsteads and Bedxng, two dozen
Chars, six Walnut Tables. three Bureaus, two
Book Cases, &c. Sale to commence early IN
che day, and continue until all is sold.
Dec. ID. WILLIAM MASON, Trustee
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~ ABiNEr MAKING The sabscrber begs
~ leave to inform his old customers, friends
and the public 10 general, that he hes corn
menced the above business again in Williams
port. few doors east of Dr Wm. Var'ear's
and nearly opposite the subscribers iun--where
all kinds OF C.4RLVET work will be
constantly kept for sale on he most reasonable
steffyas.. The subscriber hstteFs himself that he
win III ahle TO ccommodate all those who may
piAase Ia favor him with their patronage He
has on hand, handsome Stock OF HAHOGA.
NY CHERRY WALNUT, &c, and all kinds o.
FURNITURE made by an approved york
man, which wiki be disposed ofon terms 10 suit
the times JAMES SH0aFF.'
IN. B.--He has gentle HossE and HEARsE.
which viii be furnished. when required, OH
moderate tereas Nov f6---H
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-12-28

thc following singular case nE
son'nolency is copied from the Charles
ton Courier Of the 23d of November.
The editor remarks tina, the facts az sta
ted, may ba reled on.
"0n the 9Th Of October 1926. a.
boat twelve s':Iocls at night, q negro
girl, belonging 10 gentleman Of this
city, eyed about twenty years. of 70
busl constitution, and apparently ID
perfect heath, IN consequence OF slron
excitement, canssd from setting u
w,tha black corpse, In company wild
large assemblage OF colored pcopls
who were Singing, as is common wifi
these people on such occasions. e.
into !ethargy, from which she wi
not rcosed outstanding the cppl
cation OF bIisters. the shower bath
cold water, unlil the 3ist OF The san
month; when she awoke, hot COO
not separate the lower Jaw IRON Il
upper one until she was eierr;lied
which was done on the end insfau5
when she att food for the Eirst i'm
since being IN that situation; bot nj
tongue being contracted, she could nov
speak until the 2lst instant, when she
spoke, and SAID she fell quite well.
and free iroin any kind of pain. She
was four weeks in this state. Durinr
thetlrst week, she was a.ieep. her ruIse
was good s. natural, bud her slun,bers
appeared calm and comfortable: but
there was iois, suspension of al! he
animal functions except pesspiraiinn y
| Bianchard's STEAM Engine - The
Springfield Massachusetts, paper con-
tains IN account Of this ingenious piece
OF mechanism, which was put ia ono
ration IN that town some ten siays since.
Alter mentioning the particular con.
siruction Of The carriage and machine
~ Tor putting j. 10 motion, il ID stated
thatthe management oil the carriage %
easy, being easily carried backwards
and forwards, aud turned in any N.
reetion. There is in practice 30 diff.
coity IN gong up bill, and the crrriagc
~ every way coniroilabIe in gong
down II weighs about halt a ton.
and readily carried an additional weighs
oi i500ibs. up general ascent The
engine has two inch cylinder. and
the stroke OF the pistionis eleven INCHES !.
the boiler is calculated for three cal.
Ions. From tho success Of this expe,i.
nsnt, the inventor, having obtained .
patent. has determined TO build anothe,
cstrisge of about five or six horv
| power, to he in readiness nj the one :
ing Of the spring Such > vehicle
may be carried 10 the same degree OF
velocity with that of steam boat I,
IS remarked tia, ssthe utility OF this in,
vention, particularly ia its adaptation
OF rail ways, need only be slloded
to- 1t obviaiss the only serio=s ohjec
tons to the Introduction of rail way,
'a'o tins country. the immense expens'
o. me 81 tiouary steam engines, a. u
sva ~ England. These may, upo
! r. Blsnchafd's plan, in which
nave eutire confidence, be wholly
/, pensed With.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-12-28

NTEGRo MEN FOR sALE.--ro pursuance
" of the last will and testament Of George
Robinson, decd the undersigned, executor of
said estate, will sell st private sale. two VA.
LUkBLE NEGRO MEN. Should they rot
be sold by fhe Is, of Jan. next, will Be hired
for the tern of one year from that date.
Dec Ia. ISRAEL ROBINSON, Err.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-12-28

THREE CENTS Cash. will be gwen FOL
clean Linen and Cotton Rags, at the Office o
the Martinsburg Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-12-28

G TRAY H0G.--Csme 10 the subscribers a
- bout the Is of November last, . BLACK
SPOTTED noe. the ewner cen have it by
proving property. and paying cbsFges.
G. G CoNRADT.
Martinsburg, Dec. ~.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-12-28

NforiCE Is HEREBY CIV IN. that a pet
IN ton will be presented to the next Legs
lature OF Virginia, praying Tor law authors
ing Lottery for to raise sum OF money tor
the purpose of opening road fTom Mart'nsburg
20 Shenherdstown. Nov. 80.
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Nj oTfCE.--Ail persons indebted to The es.
IN tate of SAMUEL X. WTrsoN, are reques
ted to come forward without delay, and settle
and discharge the smount respectively due by
them: and all persons having claims against said
estate, will present them TO the sahscriher for
settlement. JOHN G. WILSON, .iSm'r
sept If. Of Samuel Il. Hason.