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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-03

A Professor, lecturing upon heat, observed
that one of its most Conspicuous properties
was the power Of expanding all bodies. A hu-
morous student arose from his seat and asked
ais that the reason why the days in warm
syeather are longer than those in coldi'
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From Mr. Jefcrson's Message Of Noe. 1908

From Mr.. JefcrSon's Message Of Noe. 1903.
"The suspensions of our foreign com
merce, produced by the injustice of the
belligerent powers, and the consequent
losses and sacrifices of our citizens. are
subject of just concern. The situation
into which we have thus been forced, has
impelled us to apply portion of our indus
try and capital to internal manufactures
and Improvements. The extent of this
conversion is daily increasing and lit
tie doubt remains that the establishments
formed and forming, will, under the aus
pices of cheaper material and subsistence.
the freedom of labour from taxation with
us, aud of PROTECTING DUTIES and
PROHIBITION, become permanent. !"
COLLEGIATE EDUCATION in MAssAcHu-
sETTs. This State has always furnished a
large proportion of the students, of the
New England Colleges. Four years AGO.
Of the whole number of under graduates in
the several colleges of this State, Maine,
N. Hampshire, Vermont, r. Island, Con-
necticut, and Union College, N. York,
which was sixteen hundred and eighty four,
Massachusetts, furnished five hundred and
;iXty-ninc.
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Gauss OF THE LATE WAR WITH GREAT
BRITAIN. Some time since party of vii
lage wise heads, assembled in the bar-room
OF the Farmers Hotel, in S. Rhode
Island, were eXhausting their learning and
temper in discussing the causes Of the late
War. AS the dispute waXed warm and
seemed about coming to the decision, so
common on such occasions, of bloody heads
and disfgured faces, thus proving that we
have enough of the War spirit among u.s. to
make slight causes sufficient to light the
fame, say, Just at this critical period, a
plain honest farmer stepped forward and
inteTposed, with "dont lose your tempers,
Gentlemen you are all wrong. can ex-
plain the whole matter to you. Orders in
Council. Berlin and Milan DEGREES, Free
Trade, Sailors rights and all your nonsense
had nothing to do with it. The war was
entirely owing to neigbbor Ms pig getting
into neighbor It's garden. Hold still, gen
tlemen, and | will prove it. Burrill you
Know was Ms lawyer and got his case for
him, t. was representative to the Assem-
bly,, from,the town Of S. now you know
Burrili and Howell were candidates for In
Gle Sans Senate, and every body was at
work on one side and t'other, and after
counting noses BurrilPs friends thought all
was safe, but when the vote was taken, t.
though he was good staunch Federahst,
and of course bound to vote for Burrill, re-
Wondering the pig law suit would not vote
for him, so that Howell by voting for him
self, got elected by one majority. Now, if
it had not been for the pig lawsuit, T. would
have voted for Burrill, and he would have
been chosen Senator. Now don't inter-
rupt Gentlemen-now, you all remember
that whep the question of declaring War
came before the Senate, Mr.. Bayard moved
TO postpone it six weeks, to give him time
to hear from England, and his motion you
know was lost by only one vote-one Jerry
Howell voting against it. Now if Burrill
had been there and had voted for the motion,
the declaration of War would have been
deferred. Before six weeks expired, news
arrived that the Orders in council were
repealed, and thus the principal alledged
cause of War removed. OF course if the
delay had been obtained, War would never
have been; and thus l have proved that
neighbor Ms. pig getting into neighbor
US garden was the cause of it." Hurrah
from all hands-six more mugs of flip, our
town of s. has the honor of having
produced the cause of the late War, and of
making gentleman of Gen. JACKSON
into the bargain-for if it had not been for
the War he would never have been the
"Hero of New Orleans''-and in that case
no body would have over thought of him
for President !-Brooktya (CT.J advertiser.
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TRANSPARENT TkRrs. Take pound
of fine well dried and sifted flour, then
beat an sgg till it becomes quite thin, melt
three quarters of pound of clarified fresh
butter to mix with the egg; as soon as it is
sufficiently cool pour the whole into the
centre of the -four, and make up the paste /;
roll it extremely thin, make up the tarts,
and when setting them in the oven, wet
them over with very little water, and
CRATE small quantity of fine sugar on
them. If they are baked lightly, they will,
it is said, be very fine indeed.
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Mr.. Cannng.-which for length of time,
bafled the skill of England to solve:
"There is a word of plural number,
foe to peace and human slunber.
Now any word you chance 10 take,
BY adding S, you plural make;
But If you add an 8 to this,
HOW strange the metamorphosis:
Plural, is plural then no more,
AND sweet, what bitter was before"
adding an s, you have caress. y
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-08

.xHABiNET MAKING The subscriber begs
~ leave TO inform his old customers, friends
and the public ip general, that he has com
menced the above business again in Williams.
port. few doors east Of DIR Vim. Vanlears,
AZ nearly opposite the subscribers inn--where
All kinds of C.fBfNEI Work will be
constantly kept for aale on the most reasonable
terms The subscriber Hstters himself that he
will be able to ecommoda'e all these who maJ
pisase to favor him with Their patronage. lie
has ON hand handsome Stock OF MA h0GA.
az. CUthRY WALNUT, &c. and all kinds C!
rTJR.NfI'URE made by n approved work
man, winch Will be disposed Dion terms 70 suit
,b. times JAMES SliOAFt.
N. Bile has gentle HoRsE and iiEARss,
which viii be furnished, when required, Oh
m,dsra.e ,eIms. AoY. lot
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la Motifs Cough Drops.
VALUABLE MEDI ?TNE

VALUABLE MEDICINE
For Coughs, ConsGm2lions, 4. .8s,smas
HIS EiiXer;s offered to the public as DOS,
Il sessing virtues peculiarly adapted to the
present prevailing disorders OF the breast and
lungs, leading to consumption. timely use
ofthese drops may be considered q certain cure
IN most cases OF Common Cal<is, Caughs, LpRu.
enza, Hopping Cough, Pom 10 the SIDE, Difficult
~ Of Breathing Hant Of SeeD ARISING from de.
blllty, and IA Sp1sm0dic .3sthma ii IS slngularly
etticacious. A particular attention to the di.
rections accompanying each bottle 10 necessa.
~.
The following certificates from respectable
gentlemen. physicians and surgeons, are sub.
joined. to show that III is composition is one
which Medical men are disposed 10 regard 40
eftcacious and worthy Of public patronage.
HAVING examined the composition of La
-Hots's, Cough Dr0ps, improved, We have no he.
station in recommending them 10 the public
as being well adapted to those cases Of disease
tor which they are recommended.
Doctors JONATHAN DoRR, Albany, Dec. 4th,
1924; JAMES PosT, of Whi,e creek. Feb
l4th, 1875; WATSON SUMNER, of Cam.
bridge. Feb. Both, 1925. SOLOMON DEAN,
OF Jackson, January, IS, 1926.
Extract Of ietfsr from ne Rev. E5enexer Harrisx
am pleased with this opportunity of relating
q iCN idNNo WANT serve III
of your excellent Cough Drops. For ten years
was afflicted with pulmonary complaint:
my cough was severe, appetite weak, and
strength failing. used many popular medi-
c,nes, but only found, Temporary relief, until by
a continued use OF your valuable Drops have
been blessed with such perfect health as to ren
der further means unnecessary.
EbENEZER HARRIS.
Salem, Y Jan. l2, 1925.
.Blesas. Cros6yS-i have Tor 10 years been
troubled with an affection of the breast and
lungs. attended with severe cough, pain IN
the side, and difficulty ofbresthng; and in tie
fall of 1875, | became SO much reduced. that
my life was despaired Of and received no Vie
sble benefit from my physician, was advised
to make trial OF La Motifs Cough Drops, and
after taking one bottle was restored to perfect
healthi and it is my firm belief that the use
of the above named drops, saved my life.
THOMAS JONES.
Columbus. Ohio Judy %, 1876.
Sold wholesale and retail, by y. & S. CRosBr
Columbus, Ohio, and agents OF their appoint
ing throughout The United states, Csnadas, &c.
Each bottle contains As doses; price dollar.
To be had of JAMES THOMSON. Druggist,
near the Conrt House, Martinsburg.
January 4, 1897.
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A YOU are non resident OF this state, sou
"A are hereby notified that on Tuesday the
18th day OF February, 1897 at the tavern now
occupied by John McCleary, Jun. IN the town
of Marunsburg, Berkeley county, between sun
rise and sun set of that day, and on the follow.
ing days from day TO day Gf necessary shall
take the dispositions of Joel Ward, esq. Jacob
Sumbrough, Thomas Simpson, Nicholas Ward,
Benjamin SWING ley, George Holiday, Jacob
.Swingley, and others, to be read on my behalf,
III the trial of the cause depending IN the coun.
~ court OF berkeley IN chancery. wherein am
defendant with Jacob Holt, and you are COM
plainant. 4our,s, -
Decembsr %, 1896.
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DAHL. LEE, &C.
Z omMIssIoNEn's OFFICE, }
Umchester, jan. %. 1897 {

IN obedience to the abovein part reclted or
der, The subscriber issued notice for the par
ties TO attend him here on this day, and the sad
notice having been served on the defendant
James Mason, vino tended with his exhibits.
but Tie notice ne: having been served on the
defendant Joseph Grantham, and it appearing
mat he Is not an luhabtsnt oil this Common
Wealth. the matter is adjourned until the 9Th
day OF March next, when The said JOSEF h Gran.
ham "i'l attend al my Office aforesaid with
such evidence and vouchers, as he may think
PAPER 10 produce.
LENT: BENT. Ma Com.
Jan. IS.
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pIRGLNL4--so 1oit:
In me Superior Court Of Chnnceev holdea)
at Manchester the 9Th <!ay u Dec. 1896 {
Thomas Turner and wife, .Iolai,lags.
The Executors and deylsees of William Rush.
ue0eAse"' Defe7ldants.
A ND the Court does further adiudge. order
a N and decree that the account Of James
Mason, one OF the Executors of said William
Rush, decd. be rccommitted to Master Com.
Saissioner BENT, With directions to ascertain.
ana distinctly state, the character and clam set
up by the said executor Of six hundred and
nine'y-two dollars and eight cents against his
decedents estate, and to examine and reconsi.
der the whole OF SAID executorlal accouut-And
the Court does further sdiudge, order and de
cree, that the said Commissioner do also settle
and report the executoral account of .Ioseob
Grsnthem the other executor. And for The
purpose of said settlement the said Josepb is
hereby required to appear before the said Com.
missioner al his office in Winchester, ON the
fourth Monday in January next; and N case The
sad Joseph being duly notified, shall fail so to
appear, the subscriber is hereby directed TO
proceed to settle the sad account upon the eyi.
| dence that may be rendered to him.
Copy -Teste,
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1885 Priz's.l a,ooor;.L soc 900
2o,525 Blanks ~ ''N y A0o''oo


In this scheme, with nne drawn ballots, there
will be 81 prizes with three of the drawn NUN.
bers on them. 1856 with two drawn numbers
on them; and HAYS with one drawn number
on, max ng 1895 prizes. Those tickets hav.
ing none Of The numb 4fs on them beng blanks
10 determine the fate OF the IS. 800 tickets,
the 60 numbers from / to 90 inclusive, will be
seeeraily placed in wheel on the day OF draw
ing, aud nine Of them be drawn; and that tick
ct having Oh it as combination the LIST, I'd and
Sd drawn numbers wii be entitled to the
prize Of $4,000
rhat having on il the 9TH, 5th and OH,
will be entitled to tue prire of 5000
That having on il the 7th. 9Th and 9Th,
will be entitled to the prize Of 2945
Those 10 tickets having on them the
4th 9Th aud 9Th; 5th, Oh and 7th. 5th,
6,h and 9Th; 5th, 9th and Sab. SUI. IN
aud 9Th; Sth, 7tb and 9Th. 5th. 9Th and
9Th; OH, 7tb and 8.h OH, 7th and stu.
oh, sth and 9th, each, 1000
Those 30 tickets having on them the Sd.
4ih snd 8th 80. 4lh aud 9Th. Sd. 5h
md On; Sd, Sth and 7tb; Sd, 9Th and
S,h; Sd. 5th and 9tas Sd. 9th and 7lh;
Sd. 9th and 9th. Sd, 9th and 9th. Sd, 7th
| and 8thi So, 9TH ana 9Th. Sd, 9Th and 9th;
| An, 5th and 7'h; Ain. Sth end 9Th; an,
| 5th and 9Th; 4t', 6th and 7th. 4th, 9th
| and Sih; 4th, 6h and 9th; 9Th, 9TH and
| 3tbi An, 9TH and 9Th, each, 500
| Those % having on them the I'd, 50
| and 9Th: RI. Sd and 9ths ID, An and SIN.
! ID, 4tb and 6'h; Sd, 9Th and 7tht I'd. Al
! and 9Th ID, 4th and 9Th Cd, sth and 9Th.
| ID, 5ih and 7ths I'd, 5th and 9Th; % 5lh
amt 9Th; Cd, 9th and 7h, Ia, 9th and
| h; I'd, 9th and 9Th; ID, 9TH snd 8h; "a
| 7th and 9th. ID, 9Th and 9Th; Sd, 4,h
and 5thi Sd. eth & 6ths Sd, %th & 9TH, each $50
All others (belng 81 Gckets) with
| three Of the drawn numbers on, each. 100
| The l02 tickets, having two of the
| drawn numbers on them snd those two the
lst and %, or the Sd aud 9th, esch. SO
| The I02 tickets having on them two of
| the drawn numbers and those two the sth
~ 8 h, or the 9Th and 8th, eachM 81
~Ah others, (beng 1859 tcke0 with
any other twoof tbs drawn numbers o.
them, each Il
And all those having on them one only
tet The drawn rasnbers (belng HAS tick
I No ticket which shall have drawn prize Of a
! superior denomination, can be entitled 10 az
inferior prize.
PRICES payable forty days after the drawing
and subject to The usual deduction of fifteen pc,
| cent.
| PRESENT PRICE OF TICKETS.
Single Ticket S5-HaH 81 50-~QuarterS1 IS
A package of 90 tickets is warranted to draw
at ieast. nett, $50 q
| DO ~ Halves DO. - l.
DO 20 Quarters do, 9 st
All letters and orders post paid) from an,
part OF the United States addressed to the Man
ayers and enclosing cash or Prze ticke:s j,
| former lotteries will be certain 10 receive III,
most prompt attention. Address
YATES & M'lNTYRE,
Jan. IT, Washinsfsn Cigy.
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DuBLrc sALe-,ya be saId at publ.

DUBLtC sAI.E--syiIl be spld at public
sale, on TUESDAY, the 15th Instant. At
the residence OF the subscriber, living on the
ro.d between Abraham Matlstts and MAJOR
- tr,ck's, the folio wing property VIZ; Wagoo
P,,rghs, Harrows. &c. some fine Colts. fresh
M.lch Cows, NUMBER of logs; Household
AMI K .,chen Furniture Of every description, 3
nong which are good8edsand Bedding, trs'
ratesten plate Stove and pipe. together with a
number of other srticles NOT necessary tor Il
par,icuiArise. Nine months credit ~'i De g'v
en- on ali sums over three dollars, the purchaser
ewing bond With approved security --three dol
1,es aud ander. cash. sale 10 commence early
stb. dsv. NICHOLAS SNYDER.
Tei3P.Ysry -
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One door North Of Mrs. Gouldlng's Tavern,
MartInsburg,
Where fresh supply has just been received.
0JCAUTIoN--PIease ask for Lees ANTI.
BILIOUS Pills, prepared by Noah Ridgely--
and see that his name is on the outside wrap
per---no other are genuine. None of Lees Me.
dlctnes are genuine without The name of Noah
hidgely on them.
Hundreds of cases of cures performed by The
above trUly valuable medicines, could be given,
did the limits Of newspaper admit of ii.
Martlnsburg Jan. a. 1927.
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TAKE NOTICE

T'HAI we the undersigned Commissioners
q appointed by the county court OF Berke,
ley, setting rs court of chsncery. at their No
vember Term last, will offer at Public SAFE
on The l9th day Of January, 1877, at the man
SION house, on the premises, the PLAN "a.
TON, with all its appurtenances, belonging to
'he ners .. me late Robert Snodgrass, decd.
situate on Back-Creek, m the county sforasa;I
sand TO contain 1913 acres. and adjoining the
lands OF James Robinson, Abraham Snder and
Thomas Kennedy. The same will be sntd on =
credit OF nine, eighteen and twenty.seyen
nonths-the purchaser or purchasers giving
bonds and good security, bearing legal interest
from the date thereof
ISRAEL ROBINSON.
JOHNSTON MCGOWAN.
Dec. 81, 1926.
UTlhe sale OF the above mentioned Land
is postponed until SAT URDAY, the 18th OF
February next, when the same viii take place
m front OF the Globe Tavern in Martinsburg.
J. ROBINSON,
Jan. 70, 1927. Mcgowan.
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z06z5 Blanks,

Ticks s., Hs,ves 50, Quarters l IS.
.4I .iLLE.NS' OFFICES.
Have lately been sold Prizes of $1,000
5000. 500, &c. &c. nd they doubtless Will
have the pleasure OF distributing some OF The
tlon PuLes la the snne1sd scheme among their
customers.
O,tcis for Tickets, in the above, as well as
N all reSPousfJle LoAeries, enclosing Cash or
prIZe ucAe,s, wal meet prompt -ltnuCn Ii
ddressed to ). < NJ. ALLEN & Co.
Fah9yhane .4renue, UGshsayseas Cly.
Jan 25.
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Berksleu County Conrl.

JANUARY TERN, 1897.
| I pom the complaint of Leroy w. q. Swift
~ that the surety eft Lewis Is. Willis, AID.
mni'strator OF Richard Swift, decd. has become
Insufficient by reason of his removal out of the
Commonwealth; and, that BY reason of the re.
moval from the CammonW ealth of the SAID
Lewis b. Willis. it IS improper any longer to
permit the estate OF his intestate TO remain AN.
der has controul;- Ordered that the said Lewis
Il. Willis be summoned to appear and answer
the sad complaint on the FIRST day of the next
Term, and shew cause, II any he can, why his
power as administrator shall not he revoked -
Ordered, this order be published tour weeks m
the Martinsburg Gazette.
Tests, d. HUNTER go
Jan H. 1897
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II - gfe-t9t4t NJ
GRAND hIAIE LOTTERY No. 9.
$, & IA. Allen q 90. Agents for the Managers.
10 be Drasen IN ProraGeace, FRIDAY, FEB. 6.i6@7
50 Number COmbnatiou-6 Drawn Baliols.
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PuBLl5BED. WEEkLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,
AT
TWO DOLLARS PEA AM NUM-,

RAJ AhLh IN AHfANNkt
OR TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
AFTBa rnR YEAa Expires.
GT No paper discontinued anth all arrears.
ges are pad up, except al the discretion OF
the Editor.
- Advertisements inserted at the rate OF
Dne Dnhar Per square for lie three first nseI-
eons, anC twenty i've cents Persquare Tor eaeh
subsequent iussrIion.
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DTttSs4 sHctttCtUCS.
EN- addition to the large supply on hand
a OF DRUGS and sfEDIcLiES, the sob.
scrber has just received LEES CEIEBRA,
TED FAMILY MEDICINES.
TONLY IS CENTS.
LEES uopafalieled Ambitious PHI. n,;.,
Is and so ce1is per box--famous for tl,s go
Of BILIOUS and other destructive feye,s ofs,.
nate oi,Siruetiors Of the stomach ard b,rst.
giddiaesg, sickness OF the stomach. removr..
colds, costiyeness. &c. BIC.
Peterstnrg, Dec 5th 1925
Dear Sir--siaying bean troubled Cor tesrs
and finding the faculty Of no use, then hsyins
recourse to the sulphur and Mineral Spring,
three years but TO no effect, l was by accidrn,
induced to Try your Ahtlbillious Pills, wh,el
after using find myself perfect, syelg=-to NJ
great astonishment Every exeriior on rny d.
10 introduce them to my friends shall be useIa
and believe NE sir. your most obliged 81 want,
THos: WILCOX,
TIC Mfr Noah Ridgely. Baltimore.
Les's Uorn destrossmg Le-enges, a most pow-
erful medicine, removes aud destroys ali KIND.
OF worms.
Lees E6Tir, a sovereign remedy for colds.
obstinate coughs, cata,rhs asthmss, sore throa,s
and approaching consumpuoDs.
Lee's .VefveRs Cordial, an excellent medicin.
for all nervous affections, weakness, pains In
ons, back, &c.
Lee's Essence Of .Mustofd no medicine eve,
excelled this IN curing rheumatism, sprains
bruises, frosted feet, sc. &c.
Lee .fgRe and Ferer Drops, a never falling
cure.
Lee's Seuereisn Ointment, warranted to cure
he itch BY only one application
Lees Persian Lotion, excellent medicine
Tor curing letters, rngwerms, pricsley beat sc.
Lee's Lndien pegetabfs Specific, an efiectual
cure for Venereal Gonorhea.
Lee's Tooth .7che Drops, which give immedi-
ale relief.
Lees Tooth PoIdsr, which cleanses and
beauties the teeth.
Lees Eye Wafer, certain cure for sore ewes
Lee s.fa0asne Etir,r, tor the cure ofhead aches
Lees Corn Plaister, for removing and de.
stfoying earns.
The shove highly approval medicines are soldby
ADAM YOUNG.
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ZONE COAL.--rhe subscriber has jnff
~ received a large quantity OF stone Coal,
which he will sell on reasonable terms.
Williamsport, Iuil 81. JAMES SHOAFF
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JAMES TmDMSONa

HAS the DRUG BUSINESS the
Doct William Fas door North the Court House. and intends
will
reasonable having been selected With they confidently
Heredas Pure and Genuine
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STRAY SfEER.-Found ,respsssIng o.
IL the farm of the subscriber, on Back Cree k,
IS an estray, a BRJNULE STEER, three
years old past, wide horns, white on the taii
and belly, crop oil the left ear. a crop oil the
light and slit in the same; appraised TO ninc
dollars ard fifty cents. The owner OF said es
tray isreqnrsied 70 come prove property, pay
charges. and take it away
WILLIAM GRANTHAM,
Janusry Is, 1877
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FEB. l.
FLAX SEED WANTED.
c. ]. JACK.

yE%aE subscribers wish TO purchase quaint
Il ty OF FLAX SEED, for which the high
~ost price will be given.
ID. ORRiCK, g. Co.
Martinsburg, Jan. II. 1897.
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BY Authority OF CONGRESS-
Washington City Lottery.


The Managers resDeotiuIiy offer TO the pub
lic notice. the fist class OF the Washington cfy
Lotteries. a.ranged on the established mode ny
me combination Of thee NUMBERS on each
Ticket. a method deservedly the most popular.
because II utterly prechtdes the possibility oi
any error OF fraud.
60 Numbers Combination--9 drawn Ballots
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r E1ROEs FOR SALE.-For sale, a w.
y luaoie Negro Woman, twenty two years
OF age stou and healthy, and three Negro
Children, two Boys ard Girl. The Woman
IS flrst'rste house servant, and is sold for no
sni', bu' for want OF employ. They Will be
sold sePerate or together, as may beat suit
'hose disposed TO purchase The terms will be
'nsde accommodstt1g--Fof further particulars,
enquire OF the kdnor Of this paper.
San IL, ls27.-iE.s
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-08
THE JACKSON DarrocRAr,

READING, PENNSYLVANIA.
~ HE subscriber offers tor sale one halt OF
i this eslab lshment Any Young Man ac'
~ouianted with the printing business snd desl-
rous OF establishing himself would Gnd this well
worthy of hs attention Commun cations, post
paid. will be attended to and all necessary in
formation gwen.
c. ]. JACK.