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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-18
Extract otale'icr 10 n gentleman 0fhis city ID.
ted Milton, Pa. Mus >. 1927.

ted Matoa ia. Nays, 1927.
" You need not be startled at the Harrisburg
Conventions; twas a me4e phantom, aud vas
owing more 10 the decline than the rieor Of the
jackson cause in this State Your observations
have no doubt taught you, that an animal pamp-
cred and excited by stnuans to pitch above
It's native constitution, will IN its decline eKper.
ence comparative amount OF pain, aud struggle
desperately. This consider to be the state OF
the jackson party, or those of the party WHO
were determined on his advancement 70 the Pr
SIdcntal chair in Pennsylvania. That eoarss
was excited by stmulants, administered TO tte l
people IN every way possible BY designing derr-
aSo4ues, office hunters, and more especially. 2
the disbanded officers ofthc late war who Luew
what lhey reasonably might expect, should the
GENERAL be successful fiom the hints tnro~nou1
| to them by the erpecinR, when the army "33
dismissed from service. Those persons have
however ridden the hobby very lmprudenliy
uhtii II has lost its covering and Ire mass OF TIE
people begin to see its dciurmy. You Will III
/ 6eIstafd, that thousands Of our citizens supper
ted Gen jackson AT the last election from lie
pureSt motives they hot only thought imbfHe
as a warrior, but honest and able as a statesman,
They believed nm 10 he with the statesmen aha
patriots whose efforts have long been d!tecit-
% the establishing of a system oil domestic eGoh1'
nay d hanuia''ullhg policy within ON cohu.
hu' the late movements his adherrris IN ta'
srcSs have completely undeceiyed them. or
state, especially, has with no small degree o.
pam heheld her best interests suppressed N Tie
suspension II the "oollen bill and other impo'
tant matters recommended by the cabinet bur
lost through the violence OF opposition lhae
things have made serious impression on iis
community Mt large. Many, very many, VIC
were noisy in the cause ofthe hero are now 81
tcat-which AT least shows refection--and re
lection seldom fails 10 set matters right aie
many have openly asowed themselves for t'e
administration Thus i, may truly he SAID Of lhe
jackson party in this otatc--their zeal hath Gu
sumed them.
That there was generally attended mef'
ing at Harrisburg is not the fact. a resolution
offered on the 9th January in favor of JacNs9.
failed, without a hope of redemption. Ait
because 1t was not in accordance with the INT
raj ieeling of the members to comHi. theins:!s1'
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from Angelica. by SEQ. and Iaaepsndsn.s,
NEW JTRSEY.

From cnnandaisua to farmingion.
ftom fndspendcncs. by Causteo, 20 ior
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15
HOUSE AND i.or foR RENT.-

HOUSE AND Lot FOR RENT.-The sub
IL scrIber, Administrator OF the estate of
William d. Miller. deceased. win rent. tor the
term OF one year from the ist dsy Of April next,
Dwelling House. Blacksmith Shop, sc. an
about fourteen acres of good farming lard. g..
tuate near the Quaker Meeting House, in Rer-
kelley county. This is most excellent stand
tor a Blaeksnith-F renter viii be required
90 give bond and security for the rent For
further particulars and terms, apply 10 the
subscriber, living near shepherds.IoWn.
MICHAEL HENSEL.
4. %. I5.-tE
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nTARarE0.

On the 9Th inst. by the Rev Mr.. Hanson,
Mr. DAVID Il. SNYDER. 10 Miss sARAu
ANN, laughter OF Mr. John Boley, all Of Jet.
serson county
On Saturday evening the Sd inst by y Mid
deeoif, esq. Mr.. DANIEL LAZY, 10 Mss
NANCY WEAVER. both OF Franklin township,
Adams county. Penn.
fsme's tidngs here. 20 strange appear,
We hardly can believe her.
On course, the lady was the wife,
The Husband was the Hea,er
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15

From Puerto Caeeilo. We have been
politely favored with the perusal OF a
letter dated a5,h Dec. iss6, at the a
hove port, from which we extract the
ieliowng:--SI regret 10 say that the
state Of adsirs here are daily grow
ing worse; we still remain besieged, and
the nnnhsr of the besiegsrs increasing.
Several attacks bavs been made upon
The town 'nihe night and the VITA was
warmly assaulted last night. but Puerto
Cayello remans strongly defended a..
gslnst Paez's forces, aud we ere anx-
i"usly waiting the arrival of the Libe.
rator, WHO is said to be at Maracaibo,
but we have no certainty OF It's be ing
true Lagnifa was in state OF block
$50
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DAN'L. LEE. &C.
CoxMrssIosKn's Orrrcr, ,
Winchester. Jan. 20, 1897.

IN obedience to the above in part reci.ed o..
der, the subscriber issued . notice for the mar
ties to attend aim here On this day, and the saia
notice having been served on the defendant
lanes Mason, ~lio attended sith his exhibits.
but the notice no: having been served on the
defendant Joseph Grantham. and it appearing y.
ttat he is not an inhabiiant OF this Common
weAlths the matter h sdjonused until he 81
day d March next. ~hea the said Joseph Graz
than viii attend Il B'y uE.lce aforesaid v
such evidence aud soues .lers, as he may thir i,
proper y produce.
-.EM'L: BENT. Ma cgms
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15

"A Anniversary Meeting Of the Berkeley
county Auxiliary Colonization Society.
viii. be neid At the Corr House in Martins
bara, on Thnrsd,y tie 22d inst. at . O'clock.
Z ". when II is expected the objects OF the
socl.ty VII be stated add explained
The attendance OF members and Of all other
persons friendly to the 'nstitotiop, IS respect
fuil, invited fehrt,8rv ia
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15

1--WE are authorized To announce Major
JOHN PETER, as candidate 10 represes,
Befse'ey, jefferson, Hampshire, Hard, aud
Morgan IN the next Congress of the United
states
CIV are authorized to announce WILLIAM
ARMS KONG, Esq. IS y candidate to repre-.
sent berkeley, jefferson. Hampshire, HARDY
and Morgan IA the mex, Congress Of The United
States.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15


IL this scheme, with nnc drawn ballots, there
wall be 80 prizes With three of the drawn num-
bers on them, 1896 With two drawn numbers
on therns and 1873 with one drawn number
on, max ng 1885 prizes. Those tickets hav-
ing nonc ut the numbers on them being blanks.
To determine the fate of the IS 30 tickets.
the 90 numbers from % 90 inclusive, viii BE-
sesefay placed ia wheel on the day az draw.
ing, aud nlric of them be drawn; and tha, tick
ct hasiag on ii az combination the LIST, I'd and
81 dfawn numbers Will be entl,ed to the
prize OF $4,000
That having on Il the 9TH, 18th and Oh,
viii be entitled 70 The prize Of 5000
That having on i the 7lh, 9th and 9th,
will be ent,,led % the prize o. 2,o4s
Those i0';lckets having on them the
Alb. 9Th and Oh; 5th, Oh and slh; 5th.
Oh and Bib; stu, Gil, and 9Th. S,i,. IN
aud 9Th. 9Th. 7th aud 9Th, 5,h. 9Th and
9hi OH. 7th and s b. 9th, nh and yth,
OH, 9th aud 9tb. each. 1000
Those 20 tickets having on them the Sd.
9TH and 9th, 81. 4sh and 9Th; Sd, 9Th
and ON; Sd, sth and 9TH, Sd, 3th and
9Th, Sd, 5,h and 9th; Sd, 9th and IN:
Sd. OH ard sths 3d. 9th ard 9th. Sd, 7th
aud 8i;Sd, 9Th aud OH Sd. BIB and 9Th;
4th, 5'h aud 7th; All, 5th and 9th, 4th,
5tl and 9th; 9Th, 9th and 9TH. 9TH, oh
ID.
9th. 4fh, 7lh and 9Th, each, 500
Those 20 having on them the I'd, 3d
and 5th; I'd. Sd and 9Th; I'd, 4,h and Il,
I'd, 4th and 9th; Sd, 4th and 9TH; al, 4,h
snu Sih; 81, 9TH and 9th; I'd, 5th and 9th,
ID, 5h and 7ta, ID. 5th and 9Th; 21, SIN
and 9th; ID, On and 7sh; 2.i, 6tb and
8'b: I'd, 6tn and 9th; I'd. 9TH and 9Th, Cd.
7th and 9Th, ID, 9Th and 9Th, Sd, an
and 3th; Sd, 9TH 4 9th; 81, 4th 4 9Th, each $50
Al others (being 81 dckels) with
three Of The drawn numbers on, each. 100
The Luz tickets, having two of the
drawn numbers on them and those two the
LIST and 81, or tile Sd and 4th, each. 30
The lo2 tickets having on them tgo Of
the drawn numbers and those two the 5,h
and OH, or The 7th and 9Th, each ~
All others, (beng 1852 ticke,sl with
any other OF the drawn numbers ON
them, each N
And all those having on them one only
OF The drawn numbers (being ii47s tick
e,s) csch
No tIcke, which shall have drawn prize Of :
superior denomination, can be entitled 10 a.
inferior PRIZE
Prizes payable forty days after the drawing
and subject to the usual deduction Of fifteen per
cent. r.
PRESENT PRICE or TICKETS.
Single iicke, S5--Haif 81 So---tlusrter5f 2s.
4 package Of 20 tickets is warranted d draw
~ ~asi, nett, 1856 IS
90 ~ Halves do. 10 IL
20 70 SiaFten do. So
Al letters ane orders (post pa,d) frnm any
par, q The Dotted States addressed 10 the Man
ayers and enclosing cash or prize ticks.s in
former lotteries. will be certain 10 receive the
mos, prompt attention. Address
YATES Il nlSTYRE.
1sn' 10. HasAangfon City.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15

XALUAbLE PROPERTY FOR Att the
subscriber wishes 20 sell that valuable
property he at present occupies II the town OF
Maft.nsburg. situate on King street and the
Pubilc Square, opposite the sluae Tavern.---
This property consists OF more than a tall Lot,
with large Brick and Stone Dwelling House.
also one Frame House, very large Stone Sta
BILE. with every Necessary out buildlngs--it is
considered The most valuable IN The place
Possession may be had % tue hIst day OF April
next For terms, apply to
THOMAS C. SMITH.
Martinsburg. Peb l5.--tf,
G-rAiso yery good GIG for sale.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15

PIRGLs3.4---to 1rit.
IN Me Superior Couys If CAancccp holden Z,
az Wislcsester, tie 8sa day II DEC. l8 Is {
Thomas Turner aud wife, Dkostsr6s
The Executors and aev,sees of William Rnsh.s
deceased, ylrfendas,,
A ND the Court does further adjudge. order
Z and decree that The account Of lames
Mason, one OF the Executors Of said William
Rush, decd DO recon nitted 70 Master Com.
missIouer BEsT, With directions 10 ascerta;n.
and distinctly state, the character snd claim set
up By the said executor OF SIX hundred and
aineiy-two dollars ard eight Gems agains, h,s
decsden's estate, and to easn.lae and recens;-
der the wlspis 1t said execaforial accoaat ard
the Coart does further adjudgr, order and de-
cree, tnst the said Commas Ioner do also sestle
and report the executoriai account cf Joseph
CFsntham the other executor And for he
patpose of SAID settlement the said Jos, oh =
hereby required 10 appear before the ssid Gem.
missioner AZ bis cfhce IN WINCHESTER. on liz
fourth Monday in January next; and in csse the
sad Joseph being duy notified, shall fail 40 70
appear. The subscriber is hereby directed to
proceed TO settle the said account upon the eyi.
dence that may be rendered to him.
A Copy-Teste.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15

SAVANNA JAN o. We learn
from the Georgia Statesman, that The
troops ordered by Governor Tfoup 10
the Florida frontier, to queli the late
disturbances, have returned TO Nil
leageVille, it is believed. without NEE
ting the enemy. They are held nnier
orders at Milledgvilie, until the return
Of Col. Bailey, aid TO the Governor,
who has been despatched 80 the Littie
Prime 10 eogHfc into the recent stop
page 10y lorce Of the surveyors.
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Tla 9Al9ppLao

MaRrINsBURG. FEsau4nY Is. 1897.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15


Governor TYLER, in a communi.
cation which he lately addressed TO
The House Of Delegates, announces his
prospective resi- gDation OF his present
office, and the assumption of his new
ooe, (Senator in Coogress) in the
following terms:
81 avail myself of the opportunity
which this communication affords, of
relieving the General Assembly from
all difficulty III relation TO the election
OF my successor 10 the office which
now mold, by announcing 10 you my
re gnation Of the same from ard after
the fourth day of March next, with the
intention OF entering at that time on
the duties oi the highly responsible sta
ton recently conferred upon me. In
anticipation Of tba,eyent, permit me,
SIT, through you, 10 tender 10 the Hous
over wbich you preside, The homage
OF my most sincere thanks, for its IN
dulgens kindness, manifested towards
me through tie whole period OF my
official service. II recen, occurrences,
over which l could exercise no abso
lu.e control, without justly suhjecting
myself 10 repreach and censure, should
have alleDeated any from me, or EN-
Uttered any towards me, il will un
douoiedly be 10 me source OF regret
Rut my course OF couduc. through the
fuiufe viii be nothing varied BY this
consideration The principles onwbich
| have acted, without abandonment
IN any one instance, for the last six.
teen years, in Congress and in the
Legislative Hail OF this State, will be
the principles by which | will regulate
my future political life: keeping them
continually in view; yielding them nei
ther TO the force Of circumstances or
the suggestions of expediency, and
thereby seeking 10 promote the lasting
Interests Of cur beloved country, if |
do'not acquire the individual confidence
OF Virginia, shall, at least, have pre-
served my own consistency, and Sc
cured my peace of mind through the
days OF my increasing years and IN the
hour ofmy final dissolution"
LAGUIRA. JAN. 6, 1927 Bolivar
arrived in Porte Cabello on the Slst
December by water, from Maracaibo
Yesterday we received information OF
his being in Valencia, and on Monday
or Tuesday. say Oh or 10Th, we Elk
pect BIN in Caracas.
am sorry TO say, that we received
last evening, information OF very Sc
we're engagement between General
Bermudez and the Commandant OF
RIO Chico The engagement is said
TO have been severe one. still
hope that it may not he true.
The People are all rejoicing at the
al. 4 4
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15

a person unknown to him, who, with.
out saying word, Frustrated him by a
violent blow on the head, ju.npped up
on his breast with savage like fury, and
then robbed him of his POCKET book.
containing many valuable papers and
money to the amount Of sixty three
dollars. The blow and the niliction np-
90 the breast completely deprived air
ID. of sensation for some time. The
pocket book has been found with the
papers in it. This is the third highway
robbery near the same place witAin
two years.
Commodore Porter Grea, inter
est IS fan. ~ AT the friends of Comma.
dore Porter. in his safety, onder the
circumstances In hich he Was leis al
the last accounts--being biockaded in
the harbor of X y West, by Squad
ron ofthrice ms strength under The
Spanish Admiral LAborde. Respect
ing this old friend and neighbor of
ours. report was circulated in the "a
pers, and TO which we have with o
theirs gwen currency, tina. he bad been
pursued ny the whole Spanish force
from The harbor of Havana, because
OF ms having sent m challenge to
the whole Injustice 10 Com. r. il
IS thought proper TO pablsh the iol
lowing, which absoivss hun from the
charge ofrashness, 20 which an ualinl,
ed deii3nce nigh, have subjected Mm
IN The pubic opIaion - MAJ. Intel.
Extract of Letter from gentleman II usvan
ma, dated the 9Th of January. to gen,ltmau IN
this District
After Porter captured the Hercu
les, he sen; IN a challenge TO Commo
der Laborde, offering TO fight any one
frigste he might think proper 10 send
oat--but, instead OF acceeding to the
proposition, that officer deem d il most
advisable to 60 ont with all ms Tor ce i,
which he did two days afterwards.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15

DUblIC SALE.-Tne undersigned, Admin
4. istFatnrs IT the estate Of Joax Braxs, sen
deed. Will expose at P,st1c auction, on We'd
pesdar, the z n day Of March next, a, the late
residence of said dec d. near rabh 5 Cross Roads
al The Personal Estate Of said deed.
consisting Of valuable Work Horses, Brood
Mares and Colts. mdeh Cows and Young Cat.
lie, Sheep and Hog .; Farming lmpis ments Of
every description, such as Wagons, Ploughs,
Harrows Horse Gears, Hoes, Mattocks. &c.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15

They are making great preparations TO
receive him IN Caracas: trmmphal ar
ches erecting in the Public S9oare, Sc
&c.-Phii. Gdz.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15

FIRsr CLAsa
The Managers respectfully offer 20 the pub-
lie notice, the fist class OF the Yestsrgsoa err
batteries, arranged on the established mode. hv
the combination Of three numbers on each
Ticket, method descrveSliy the mos, pop,,lar.
because Il utterly prccindes the possihiIity II
any ctsor or fraud.
90 Numbers combina,ion--9 drawn Balloss
WiSHLAUr0F cfTY LOTTERY.
rIgsr cLAss.
To be drswo on Wednesday, tie 2sth Febru.
AIRY, 1857.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15

The New-York Mercantile savsthe ship A
merica. which arrived at New-York on Sunday
from Bremen, had on board upwards Of 1900
bushels of Grain and Potatoes, which viii pay
talr profit in that market"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15

The Augusta Constitonaiist Of the och
January, ss.s;--"We are happy to learn that.
the health OF William u. C,sTford has Of late
very much improved. and that strong hopes
are entertained of his perfect recovery
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15

The Select Committee appointed in conse
quence OF the letter of the Vice President of
the United States, adjourned Yesterday. and it
Is honoured thar the report viii De made this
Jou
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15

The Legislature of New York, on Tuesday
last, reelected Martin Van Barren, TO repre-
sent that State, in the Senate OF the United
States, for the term DISK years, commencing
or the 9Th OF March next. Gen. Van Rensse /.
are lad previously declined being candidate
From the State OF Name, we learn, that Al
bion X. Paris has been duly elected Senator
OF the United States for six years from the 4th
day Of March next--'he Senate of the State ha.
wing on the final ballot. yielded the decision OF
The other House.-Aak incl.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15

WILLtAa b. GILES has been chosen, by the
Legislature ofthe State Governor o. Virginia,
to supply the vacancy occasioaed by the resig.
nation Of Gov. Tyler, from the 4th of March
next
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15

On Wednesday last, ia the House Of Repre-
sentat'ves of Massachusetts,, there was fourth
oailoting for Senator in Congress, ELIJA al III.
Mills was again chosen on the part OF the
House, Mr.. Mills received 1lS votes, and Mr..
jarvis the next highes Candidate, received 76
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15

Highway Robbry.-On the evening
of the Esd of January, Mr.. Simeon
Durham, of Ohio, was assaulted and
robbed on the turnpike between New
ark and New Brunswick, Nj. Mr. ID
was proceeding from the latter place,
just after twilight, when be was met BY
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15

White population represented
by votes in the affirmative, s7l,I7G
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04

/. X. HCall'0 AMI Dyspeprle ~ son sto-
- mach Pills, an invaluable remedy Tor Indi-
gostion M It's most complicated forms,
OF the thrlstv of discusses 10 which the humnn
system Is subject, teW ate more stubborn, nome
mote distressing or destructive In the consiiu.
l,ou Than Indigestion ~ sour stomach This
disease prevails To a great extent and las so gen
efailt balhcd the skill 1.-The faculty, thata RENE
dy rnsy oil administration Is truly dcsideratum
IA every place. Inc truth OF this statement Is
confirmed by the experience of thousands who
have suffered und,r It. who after having used
many remedies TO no purpose are now Obliged
tphaye recourse 10 such palIityes, as they may
chance TO fnd more conducive 10 their comfort
BY indigestion IS meant loss Of appetite and
efcat weakness, particularly Of thu legs, and u
Wasting Of The Whole system. Heartburn, on nm
uneasy sensation of heat about the pit OF the sto-
mach, which - sometimes attended with Nausea
pr sickness of the stomach and vomiting, boleI
M up Of water winch is generally sour, pnlcness
of the eountenanco. eostlieness, lnnguor, eddi-
ness, lownesA 81 ,pirs, distui bed sleep, palpta-
ton OF the heart hatulcncy, sc.
Ihese symptoms vary IN different persons,
some experience mpfc OF them, and some less,
each IN The order aud degree of his own pariicu-
la case.-lhJse Pills act as a pow etiul tonic
nrutralizc the Acid upon the stomach. gives
rucnglh to the dobilitatcd @, eans Of digrstions
sesfole the appetite. remove nausea at the sto-
mach, and ultimately loco,e, the health OF the
patient They do not contain mercury in any
iotm. nor do they siekcn the stomach as most
pm gatIyc medicines do, but perform the Office OF
ii sqte md mid pursative, and are not surpassed
by any midlcnc They arc therefore paltleu-
Iarly calculated for family use.
The nsentcr these Pills was one of the most
eminent practitioners of medicine IN the United
states, and used them successfully in his prac-
tee ion many years. lucy are not got up Il
nostrmn 10 deudc the credulous. hut are recon,
mrnded on the basis OF truth and experience.
la ordef thatthcy may become extensively use
fn aud within the reach OF all, they are offered
n the low price of 80 cents per box, al the
wholesale and retail Drug aud Medicine store
Of THOMAS ]. DUAL.
August ? Jm sole Agent.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04
NEW HOOKS.

r have lust received direct from Philadelphia,
y IA collection of New Books. among them arc
Barrineton's Sketches. Ihs is certainly one
of the most amusing and Interesting produc-
TONS that's been offered TO the public for many
years.
High Life, a norye in , vols OF the very first
order
A Key to the very great work of viyiyian
Gray.
The Life andaccounf OF he Trial ofthc three
Spaniards, who murdered the whole crew of the
Brig Crawford, on the high seas in June and
was hung in Richmond in August last | think
il would be well for every person TO read this
work for unless they do, they cannot possibly
have the least idea of what exceeding great vii
hans these three SpanIards were. The work
also gives an account of Tardy, who cut his own
throat on board the Brig Crawford The three
SpahaIds were certainly very great william
but they were nothing when compared to lard,
much question whether Tards' equal even li,.
ed. All OF which works am determined TO sell
very low. ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Sept 10.