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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-23

lected Senator OF that state, wroas ieuer 70 sl'
C,v. lust after The presidential question, approving
n. co,,y.e Of conduct Of Mr. Clay, on the occasion OF
,he election and congraua,ing him and the country
on the result. They consider this as hish treason
,rains, Tho principles Of their party and one paper
the Virginia Jackson Republican, has put on moa.'
ming, in consequence. But this Is not 1n-'hs
same MIR. Tyler, while member OF ms 1,ou'e =,
REPRESENTATIVES., made q speech on the saoject o.
C,n. jackson. conduct, in the Seminsls war, IN
which he severely animadver,ed upon what ne con-
eeiyed to be his high handed measures, and was 10
favor Of his being publicly censared, a. his vote on
reeord will show Truly, this Mr.. Tyler, who was
clsiuned as the witch" Of the party, In virginia
mus. be strange sort of Jackson mnn,slncs Inc Zen.
erals friends put themselves in mourning on ac-
coup, of his election. II il ressy 10 be feared, that
he will on some occasion, forget his duies so lar
90 10 vote with the administration. What on 10
deble stain would this be upon the pure principles
Of the ancient dominion.
Trenton (.v. ~ yamerican.
Washington, February l5-The Telegraph OF
Yesterday asserts that Mr.. Clay was in the House,
on Tuesday. 10 superintend the Report Of the MIX
Committee" We have good reasons lor stating
tha, Mr.. Clay did no, reach the House Of AsPre
scntaives until after that Report had been read and
that his visit to the Capitol was to see some speci-
mens OF American manufacture which wsrs exhlbi-
ted in the Ro,unda. A system Of espionage, more
remarkable for any thing than for the fidelity OF ts
reports, seems to be prac,ised in regard 10 every
movement Of this gentleman and It has at last
caught him in the fact OF examining some OF the
practical results of those measures Tor the encsur'
agemcst si American industry, and the promotion
Of American greatness, TO which his abilities have
so long and so successfully been devoted.
Journal.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-23
From the Richmond Enquirer.
TO the Editors Of the ENQUIRER.
RrcHMown

Gentlemen You win perceive by the enclosed le.V 4.
Governor Tyler, that authorised to use the stasn
received in the envelope Of that letter. as NAV n.s
Public curiosity much .iptoe in relation p'Ne, ~ 4
matters contained in that statement have deerm;r.,
CRAFTY all desirous to be informed Of them by h'n%N
over 10 publication the letter and statement. Ii h,.
ton Mr. Tyler the and devoted advocate n u
Crawford and in all public meetings. did not hs,a
proclaim that Crawford aside, Mr. Adams was hi, r.s
choice. ~
remember well to have heard Mr.. Tyler ,peat os h
correspondence with MIR. Clay, and know that he nr m
many occasions among our constituents, uncond,;orry
ly ayowsd that he would have voted with Mr. c.'
and that he did not believe in the charge, ne ~
thought il proper TO add these remarks as they NAV
some measure, from the minds of all candid NV
the charge Of conceament. unkndly made BY The n
lie. Yours respectfully.
ROBERT DoUTHAr
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-23

IT, II ESTABLISHING an Asylum the coat Of Africa for the
re- peope Of color Of the United States and that the
senators add Representatives in Congress from this state
and they hereby requested to use their beat efforts
facilitate the removal Of such free persons Of color IS
NAV desire to emgate from the United States to the col
ony and to insure them the protection and patronage OF
the general government far may be compatible with
the safety Of the United States.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04

THRUST SALE.-By virtue of a Deed Of
i Trust, executed by David Hunter to the
late John Baker. decd. and James L. Ransom,
as Trustees, for the purpose of securing certain
debts therein mentioned, due from said Hunter
to James S. Lane. decd. and to said Lane and
Baker Tapscott, which deed bears date on the
ODD day Of May, 1928. and is now OF record in
the county court Of Berkeley. win be offered
for sale, At public auction, to the highest bid
der. for cash, on Monday the 12h day Of No
vern5s, nerf, (being the first day of Berkeley
November court) between the hours of eleven
in the morning and four 10 the afternoon, before
the door of the courthouse in Martinsburg, q
VALUABLE TRACT OF Land, containing
about three hundred acres, with all the sppur.
tenances th~eSeunto belonging. lying in Berkeley
county, on the east side Of the opeckon. and
about four miles from Martinsburg; and adjoin.
ing the lands Of the late Henry Kroh. the late
Richard Claggetf, George Tabler and others.
Such title will be conveyed to the purchaser as
is vested in the surviving trustee by said deed.
JAMES L. RANSOM, Surviving Trustee.
September 27.-ts.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04

M ARSHAL'S SALE. Pursuant to q de.
lNl creetal order of the Superior Court OF
Chancery at WINCHESTER, pronounced ON the
goth day of April, 1897
John Kemper. rIarnhT'
John Files, John McCleary, jun. John Brown,
Erasmus CAN'T, Sheriff of Berkeley county.
Joseph Burkett. Jacob NJ. Lemon and MaEga-
ret Lemon his wife, heirs Of Jacob Hoover,
deceased, Defendants
WILL BE SOLD, on Monday the 9th day Of
October naxt, before the Court. House door in
the town of Msrsinsburg. Berkeley county, a
Tract OF LAND. belonging 10 Jacob 81.
Lemon, lying in said county, and adjoining the
lands Of Mason and Short, David Hunter, John
Files and others, containing hfty.six acres.
rEams: one fourth Of the purchase. money IN
Cash. the balance in two equal instsllDenss, at
six and twelve months from tue day OF sale-the
purchaser giving bond and good personal Sc
curity for the credit payments. and title reserv.
ed as farther security. The land will be sold
subject to the right of the present occupant 70
ga,her any crop growing or any summer crop
which he may plant during the present season
Sale will take place between the hours OF II
and 5 o'clock.
NATf'L. SEWERS. D.JM-
for George W. Sesusra LIZ
August %, 1s27.-ts.
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SADDEERy.
THOMAS


Ne. 10, SotaA. Street, Baltimore.
HAS lately commented the Importation Of
II Plated, Steel and Tin'd Saddlery, such a.
Patent Spring snd Fancy Stirraps,
Plated and Steel Bridle.bss, OF all kinds
Ladies Slipper stirrups (good).
Curb Chains aud Msrlingsl Hooks.
Trunk Locks and Trunk Handles;
Plated ana Steel Bride buckles,
Brass Trunk. nails Buckskinss
Halter and Trace Chains.
Patent fire proof Powder Flsskss
Patent Shot Chargers tsyke's)s
English Bridle-lesthers, double and sngles
Girth and suaining Webs. Whips, &c. &c.
A these Goods are bought in England from
the Manufacturers, at the ierpesf Cash pvscsss
persons dealing in the above articles. would
doubtless do peR by calling before they make
thair purchases. added to which, the Importer
is a young beginner in this line Of business, and
is therefore, necessarily eomtelied, 10 eel lou,
in order 20 ensure customers.
The advertiser also Manufactures and keeps
constantly for sale, Wholesale and Retail,
Saddles and Bridles, Of all kinds;
Saddle. bags. valises, Carpet.bags;
Harness; Trunks, &c &C
uOrders by Mail or otherwise. attended 10,
with correctness and punctusli,y, and Coods pua
as loD, as hey u0uld be, spers the purchaser
present
Baltimore, Sept. 6, 1877
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04

nj ESSRS JOHN BARTLETT ard JOHN
IVl ~LAuBINGER, Take Notice. That on Fri
day the I'd day of November next. at the house
of john Marquar,, Esq in the town of Rush
vile, Fairfield county, state Of Ohio. I shall. by
virtue OF a commission from the Superior court
OF Chancery, at Winchester, Virginia, take the
dispositions Of John Ruthe rford, Elizabeth Ruth.
efford, and Andrew S~mith-whioh I mean to
offer as evidence in a cause depending in said
court. in which I ain complainant, and you and
others defendants.
GEORGE RUTHERFORD. Admir-
Oce 4, 1897. Of Bar6ara kearns.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04
COMMISSION ESTABLISHMENT,

No. 81, South street, Bowly's Wharf. Baltimore
THOS: FINLEY e GEO: n. .NOSHER,
HAVING associated under the firm Of FIS.
IA LEY & MosuER, for the purpose of trans
acting a General Commission business, respect.
fully tender their services to their friends and
the public.
Having taken a favorable stand for making
sales, and made the necessary arrangements 10
make tie usual advances, they will receive on
consignment, Flour, Whiskey, bheas, Hemp,
Woo!. Iron. and the produce and manufacturer
ofthe country generally-and they will purchase
on Commission and forward the order. any ar,i
Gle Of Merchandise either 10 the Dry Goods OF
Grocery line.
Reference,
.iernndsr Neil. Esouire..
John Van Lear, 5
Doctor Reynolds. Hagers.town.
October4.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04
SCHNEBLY,
DENTIST

nFFERS his professional services, for a short
" time, to the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
Martinsburg and its vicinity.
He will file, plug, extract, clean and beautify
the teetf-He will also put in teeth by the set
or single. and will extract stumps with the
greatest facility and ease to the patient.
Persons who cannot make it convenient to call
at the Tavern of Mr.. w. Kroeson (where he
may be iound) can DO waited on al their own
houses, If requested.
N B. Recommendation from the first sources.
will be exhibited with pleasure to all those who
may be pleased to call and see them.
October 4-tf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04

DUBLiC SALE. OF LAND-The subscri
/ Der will offer for sale, on the prcmisssy
within half a mile of the Potomac River, and ona
mile from the Lick Mills. on Wednesday tn 1Ofh
day of October neat, . valuable TRACT or
LAND, containing one hundred and thirty. five
acres of ~frst-rate farming land; about shirty.fivc
of which is clothed with excellent timber-thc
open land in a high state ofcultivation, q consi-
derabie portion OF which Is now in clover. Tho
improvements are a good new Dwelling House,
new Barn, &c. twoneverfailing syringe Of good
water near the house. The sale viii take pho0
between the hours Of 10 and 3 o'clock. whep
the terms will be made known.
JOHN KRLLERs
August Co.'s.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04

DuBLlC SALE-Wm be sold, on Saturday,
Il the 9th day OF October next, at the house
OF the subscriber in Msrtinsburg, a variety OF
HOUSEHOLD KT7CHENFURNTTURE.
consisting of two excellsnt Feather Beds, Bed.
steads and Furniture. Chairs and Tables. one
Corner cupboard, one Bureau, two good ten.
plate Stoves and pipe, one Mich Cow, and a
variety OF other articles not necessary to men.
ton. A credit Of six months will be given up.
on all sums above two dollars. the purchaser
giving note with approved securi,y-for all sum
under two dollars. the cash will be required.
VIII be offered for sale. at the same time and
place, the HOUSE aud LOT now occupied
by the subscriber.
JAMES LANDERKIN.
September 90.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04
vALUABL.E LANDS ron sAxU
1T PUBLIC AUCTION.

III PUbLfC fOCJIOW.
M ILL be offered for sale, on Monday the
w 22d day of October next, before the
door of Daniel Enters tavern, in Shepherds
town, Va. two E.9LUABLE JRACTy OF
LIND, belonging to the heirs Of Thomas
Laifer,y. deed. lying and being in the county
of Jefferson. Va. The first contains about 100
acres. and lies two miles south OF Shepherds
town, and near the Charlestown Road, adjoin-
ing lands of Capt. Edward Lucas, Walter b.
selby, and others, the other Contains about
20 acres, aud liestwo aud a half miles south-
ives, of shepherdstown, on the turnpike road.
adjoining land Of VIM. Butler. Esq. and others.
There are upwards of 80 acres of excellent
timber on each tract. II may with truth Do
said tina, the land 10 equal in quality TO any in
the valley. Persons wishing TO purchase will
doubtless view the premises before the day Of
sale, which will be shewn by the subscriber,
living convenient thereunto. Possession can
be given Immediately. I will Al the same
time and place offer for sale about 100 bush-
els of RE. the property Of said estate
Sale between the hours Of 10 and A.
DANIEL BUCKLkS. Agent
Fer Cathasns Lafsrty, .Adsnsas frattr
NTH The ssA aHnered.
Sent. 20-ctds.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04

DUBLIC SALE.-WM be sold by public
i auction. in 'front.' of the Court House door,
Martinsburg, on Saturday the 9th OF October
next. a quantity of Beds, Bedding, Beds,esds,
Side. Board. Bureau. Tables, Chairs, a good
eight.day Clock and Case, an excellent ten
plate Stove and pipe, &c. Terms Of sale, Cash.
if not all sold on the 9th, viii be continued over
to the first day Of court.
CHARLES ID. STEWART.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04

1862 Prizes. Amounting to Hl140O0
Subject 20 the ssual deduction Of Is per Gems.
The actual numbers which draw the prizes in
this Scheme, are deposited. and drawn from tho
wheel. after the old plan Of drawing.
Whale Tickets S5-Halues 81 So Quarters Sl25
GRAND
CONSOLIDAT TED LOTTERY
For Internal improvements, Literature and
Charities, in the City Of Washington, and in
the States Of Delaware, North-C Carolina and
Louisiana.
FIRST CLASS.
To be dra1sn in Warrington CRY. on WsdrTsdar
the 3l0 Of October, 1927.
ny AUTHORITY OF LAW.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04
sALE.-wYn be sold. by

ESUbLkC VIII be sold, by
D. Pabse .iaehsa, at the subscribers resl
dence on the road leading from Martmoburg 20
Shepherd'stown, seven miles from the former
and three from the latter place, on Thursday she
1854 inrtant. a very valuable TRACT OF LAND,
containing about sixty 1--WE acres Of E~gst.rate
limestone soil: On this farm is a good Dgelling
House. Kitchen, Smoke.tiouse, Barn, Stables,
&c. sgood orchard. together with every neces.
sary and convenience for a farm. Also, will be
sold, atths same time and place, ell os his Farm.
ing implements, consisting Of Wagons, Carts,
Pioughs. Harrows, &c. bis stock Of Horses,
Cows. Hogs and Sheep, sl his Household and
Kitchen Furniture. such as good Feather Beds.
Bedsteads and Bedding. Desk, Bureaus, Tables.
Chairs, SC. A credit will be given, which
will be made known on the day of sale. Sale 10
commence early in the day and continue until
albis sold. GARREr WYNKOOP.
October 4.
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1924 Prizes 124,O<b
1880 Blanks
This interesting Scheme contains a large num-
Der of valuable prizes, and &C feel confident 10
will meet public appreciation.
wholeTickets IS, Halves 81 so, QuartersSlzo
Tickets and Shares in the above (also in AIN
responsible lotteries) can al all times be had Ar
the Office of
S. & NJ. ALLEN & Co.
Pom. Avenue, Washington City.
s.sLetters addressed as above viii mees vita
prompt attention by return mail.
Sept. 6-td.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04

OF the newspapers in Danville, Wythe
and Abingdon we know nothing; but
have placed them in the opposition. We
may also be mistaken in one or two 9TH
ers, but the mistake, if any, is not in
our favor.-Ibid.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04
THE or THE
MARYLAND

GRIND LI1ERN7URE LO7IENK.
Win take place in the City OF Baltimore. on
Wednesday the nth Of October,
ind will Be completed on that day.
This Lottery is zone OF the most brilliant IN
the United States. containing, besides the Cap.
tails of 10000 dollars. and 10000 dollars, ne
ess than TEN prizes Of 1000 dollars, each!
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04

accuracy; though after all, it is mere
conjecture, and will pass for what il is
worth.
Newspapers. Scale Of sentiment.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04

DIED.

On Thursday morning last, Sfr. Peter Deslo Of
this place.
On Saturday night last. Mrs, Elizabeth Kee-
seeker, wife of MIR. JACOB keesecker OF this city,
= On the 18th ult. in Champaign county, Ohio.
while on a visit to some of his children, MIR.
Alexander Fleming, Of Pickaway county, aged
81 years on the Gath last May. lie was a native
OF Lancaster CO. Pa. and had been a Captain of
Militia engaged in the battels Of Germantown
and B~randywine. After residing awhile in Der.
kelley county, Va. he emigrated to this state in
the year 1903, where he has ever sustained the
regulation OF a worthy and pious man. and died
in the we'll founded hope of a blessed immor-
tality. He has lett five children and number
of grand children and great grand children to
deplore his loss.- Ohve Branch.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04

MFR. ABRAHAM 5. LATrA informs the
Ivk citizens OF Martinsburg and thr vicinity.
that he has taken charge Of the Academy, and
requests those who intend sending to DO 50 ~
soon rs convenient. IS Il will prevent trouble IN
the arrangement Of the classes.
Sepgember 27.-3t.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04

In addition to those counties mentioned in our
last as having called meetings for the purpose of
appointing delegates to attend the Anti.Jackson
Convention al Richmond on the frat Of Janua.
~ next, We perceive that the counties of yaugus.
ia, Jefferson, and King George, have also called
stmilar meetings. More will follow.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04
Tl8 9A3BTT@0
MARrrNSBURG. ocrosra 4, 1927.

The Elections in Maryland for Delegates to
the General Assembly, for Sherifs, 90. took
place, throughout the state, on Monday last
The election turned on the presidential question.
ID Washington county, the Jackson ticket sue.
ceeded by a large majority. In Frederick coun.
ty, three Jacksonians and one Administrator
man are elected. Ii Montgomery county, two
Jacksonians and northumberland men elected.
Gen. Stewart and Mr.. Mcmahon, the Jackson
candidates are elected in Baltimore. The above
is all the returns heard from.
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s w 7 G

will be done when the water will admit. for
The third log and the slabs, if good timber
Laths and small stuff, for the half. Ifpayment
is made in cash, the prices will be reduced from
what has been charged. have put the charg:
es this low, in hopes of saving the loss and
trouble in collections. In addition 70 cash, !
viii receive marketing and produce, IL deliver
ed at the time. or before the Goods is taken
from the Mill.
GUndressed Cloths left at John T. Coekus'
Store, or A. Humrickhouse's in Shepherds.
town, will be taken from there, and returned
when finished. Directions must be sent with
the Cloth. EDWARD A. GIBBS.
Martinsburg, October 4.-tf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04
Pulling, Dying, Dressing of
Cleth. sc

r HEREBY inform the public that l have again
taken the management of my Mills. The
Pulling, &c. l have placed under the direction
of Mr. JOIN N. RIDDLE, whose prompt and a.
bic workmanship, the public are in a conslde.
rable degree, acquainted with, he having had
the direction of one Of the FIRST establishments
in this neightorhood for some time. 10 add
ton to having the work warranted good. the
charges will be reduced to the following rates:
Far FIanneis, Securing g Drsssing. cts per yd.
Blankets, dit do. 6 cts. per DO
Fuled Linsey. sets. per do,
Coarse Cloth, 10 cts per do.
Other goods, the charges Mill be according to
colour and drsssIng.
Common Wool will be Carded into Rolls for
five cents per pound. (small bundles,) and fine
wool something higher. according to the trouble.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04

list OF Letters remaining in the rost. Office
at MartIns5urs. Va. on the LIST October 1927,
which II not taken out before the LIST .Ianua.
~ next, will be sent to the General Post of.
fee as Dead Lettars:
A Danie lgLaymsster.
Armstrong. Robert b. Lyle.
NJ
Imuel d. Bryarly ty,hn srcowan
'fsen niakehey Henry Miller
monsieur biondei Mrs. Mary Minghinie
,fon bucSeis John Moone
nm nodine Alexander Mason
Bea'es Thomas McQuilkin
is'in bowser. care OF lJohnston Mcgowan.
1oc.. HARRISON NJ
% Jacob Newcomer.
II. Chopper, Martins s.r,s, o,sna,re
burg '
ebert CRristy, Miss Lucy C. Page.
Boydviile
Thomas Paine
Nv rha.i' n.v;. John S. Porterfeld.
r
.px.,n.-. William Robinson
~ rs.ns Samuel Rector
REV. James Reed.
S
I'm Fisher e.u..
I,n;.s E.row. Charles u. Stewart
"' William Scnrce
Jacob Stuckey
nephero ID 'roFe lChristian Siivers
.lss Maryahh osfoner Leonard n. Smith
81. VIM. Gregory 2lW,lIam shield
mes 1aru"aI James Shepherd
imam 1aih', James Saunders
leXiei oiIl.aho' daniel Starry
III MRS. Mary Shafer
cob Hoffman Michael Sbanks.
=. Helverstay (Saddler) Y
hastings Henry vinsonheliep
hun'er y W. Jacob Vanmetre.
Waite, Esqs. ~
- ~ unnsas iCallen der Wildly
S. Hedges Is"s ~, 's
Jacob Waters
Jacob Weaver.
'seph Kysar. psu N.,h.a v,,.r
l. NOV NA'nan i0uhB'
cob LinginfslteS $780,.
seph Linyille
WILLIAM LONG. Pm
Martinsburg, Oct. 4. 1897.
&c
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04

10 January last, Mr.. Lemon, So.
percargo of,he brig Elizabeth OF Bal
limore, being in a fast boat, near the
Bocca Tigris, aud on bis way to Can
ton, was capture ed by the Chinese
Mandarin boats, and compelled to
give an order on an American, resident
at Canton, for 800 dollars in order to
procure his liberty; leaving a Mr.
Sweetland, of this city, second Off
Ger of the schr. Greyhound, as hostage
for the payment of the sun. On re.
lating the imposition which had been
practised on him, he was rallied by
several gentlemen FOR submitting to
the extortionary demand. "Never
mind, gentlemen, said he, l am not
the first Lemon that eve was Squee5.
ed."-BoSton Palladium.
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Mar,insburg, Oct. 4. 1897.
OPP. s. / am again under the necessity OF
giving general notice, that from and after this
date, no Letters will be delivered unless the
Postage is paic when received. Newspapers,
Pamphlets and Magazines must be paid quar-
terly in advance. w. l..
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The crops in Kentucky seem TO pre-.
mise great abundance. Hemp stalks
fleet in length, ears OF corn is or Id
inches long, containing eight % nine
hundred grains, and apples, pears and
peaches IL inches in circumference, are
not uncommon.
Guard myself from anger, because its
beginning is madness, and its end repent.
ance.
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\ list OF Letters remaining in the rost Office
at MartIns5urs. Va. on the LIST October 1927,
which 1t not taken out before the LIST Janua
~ next, will be sent to the General Post of.
fec as Dead Letters: