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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-07
.EewBoot and Shoe Store.
WALhER &. EDISON

80" WALhER 4 EDSON
VI Respectfully inform the citizens ~
of Alexandria and the public at SAp
large, that they nave commenced bushes, or
RoyaI.street, adjoining Messrs Morse and JOs'ekh.
hat store and lottery office, where they intend keep
ing general assortment Of
Boots amt Shoes, ,oholesale and retail
They feel confident that the advantages they pos
sess in this line, will enable them to give satisfaction
to those who may favour them with call.
Also, few cases fine straw bonnets, which viii b:
sold at reduced Price.
n. d. Country merchants arc invited TO call
nov l5-eo2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-07
For Rent.

80 The commodious two sIf'y D'''
TIVE Dwelling and Store. on the upper s st g,
SsSf King street, now in the occupancy G o. =,
G2 Thomas Ching. Possession may DC '-
IIth Deccmbcr-Rent low to good ten.nt: ,ss
nov % j. y j. Uoou.."---
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-07
54,3oo,oool.
Total expenditure
6o,oOo.oooi
100000

We have then revenue Of 53,25o, oOok and
an Expenditure Of so 900, oooL and we ask how
the difference Of 4,76o, 0ooi is to be met? At
pres, mt the deficiency Of each Quarter is made
up by the sale Of Exchequer Bills, that is, by
an increase Of unsunded debt, for the purpose
of reducing the amount Of the funded debt, bu,
as the unfunded must again ultimately be con-
verted into funded debt, we repeat the frequent
y asked question, where is The use of maintain
ing nominal sinking fund of 100000, when
the real surplus of income beyond Expenditure
exclusively Of it, is not one milIioa7 Every man
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-07
70 Rent,

EA The house IaIely occupied Oy 'on"
f!Itk Clare on Ramssys wharf, as sI e.,
store, being near the Team Boat f ..;:p
il is equal to any in the town. po's'''
gwen ven , as Apply " R.sw. RAMSAY
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-07-28
II O. IL

will c.,t away reason ?--vas kind and pitifuI.
vet mI!ir> the humanity Of the Wild dog Who
is it Ecns Iii, Toe to mammocks writes = Ac-
tluittat on his tumb---an, dies W ho is il stabs,
vet Ill not blame: tlrnks-as his draft of life
another, blood: vet feels there is but one relief
to She'd his own That wretch is JEAlors!-
Oh talk not of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
beyond the grave once sleeping. let the zeal
Gus never wake again! Pity him, whatever
his crimes " ere they ten thousand iathom
past the reach of mercy, they are punished
The game>tcr whose last piece is lost-thr mcr-
chant whose whole risk the sea has swallow cd
up--the child whose air bubble has burst-nIay
each create a bauhlc like the former, but he,
whose treasure was in woman's love; who trust
ed as men once trust, and was deceived that
hope once gore! weep -,careh-rcgrct-dc
splr-scck thysclf blind-thcrc is again no find
in&--no restoring it! Woman symbol of wo.
and natures weakness, gamcster of hope and
happine>s Thy loyc must be ntegrcl- single
--prllcct-or be nothing Like the glass toy
that has amused thy childhood, entire it spar
kles, shining, bright and precious--but, from
the ihrhcst thrcad-thc incst-hreak off but
one tihre-it is m-shapc-dcsign-
Observation-Disclosures That flaw has shivercd
it to countless atoms; and where the jewel was,
heap Of ,lu,t-whi'h men dcspisc and ramplt
on--alunc rcmains."
The sngnarity Of the style, and the or;si-
nalitv OF the thoughts Of the author grasp tir
attention Of the reader. and however open ths
half told story may be TO criticism, no ono who
commences it can easily throw it aside until he
has arrived at its lame and impotcnt conciu
sion II Boston Statesman.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-07-28
THE WIFE.

10 fond and comding gi:l, few hours in lie arc
50 fall Of buoyancy aus! hope Of Kindness and afcc-
ton, as ihosa q coartshp and few it may be truly
said, important to he future welfare and hap
pness. In her lover size too ot,en sees all that IS
worthy and respectable in man; the ardor Of her
affection o.tens the most offensive traits of charac-
ter. and oDiit2ratcs III minor feelings, Whatever
SIC may nave collected from poetry, from novels,
or from history j. brought IN AID other imagination,
which pictures IN the most glowing coors the cha
racter Of husband and her affection persllades hex
that in ltcr lover shc has found perfect represen
tati.e oi this ideal picture.
Ia dreams of confidence in the prudence Of her
choice, and delightful anticipatons oi Succeeding
years Of affection and happiness, she . led to the
altar; and how often, alas dc>s one short year
bring home to her aching bosom tie sad reality OF
the talsi;y ana emptiness Of all her hopes Of mutual
love, tender asstiuity, and lasting affection. Yes.
terl,y the lover VAS al! at;cn>. and love marked
every action; to-day the hus and IS cold, distant,
and neglectful, preicting the company Of the
worthless and aissicatot! . ;1ss i her WIN but
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-07-28
@zzE REPOSITORY.
DI VASART,
4 TALE oE ELE&ENCE,

) F-om he pen cftAr ute taurias Eds~erAr. I.sq )
Biachwood-s Magazine fer December con
tains (. spirited article under the above head,
which is charac terlsed with singular nerve and
Nigor while al the same time there is Wl'ncsa
about it. verginS upon insanity. II seems to be
: collection of episodes which the author has
TED toy ihcr by an attempt to relate a story
liz scene is laid in Florence in the year 1915
and opens with desert pion Of the plague
which then regn4d-wc extract the follow
ing
!. Ii was then that The general t',mult and ter
ror reached its height; and that Florence ap-
praytd Ike city given over 10 pl!la.r, IN which
each made the best q what came next to him :;
or rather. like vast Snip to>t in the tempest
under which he would not choose but founder,
and where each man. according to the usage Of
de ,prrate mariners. resolved to live AZ common
cost the short while longer that existence last
cd Domc>tlcs left in charge Of their masters
houses, hurst open the cellars and cabinets and
used their treasures as their oNn-thr richest
garments were seen worn ny common ht44ars
the most costly wines intoxicated the lowest
OF the population. All safe people fled the city
at every hazard. or Shut themselves up and re
fused TO communicate even with each other: .
and scarcity Of iood-'n the very excess Of
vaInables and nonry--hrgan to aggravate the
general distress. Those physicians who still
lived now made of, with one consent 10 secure
what they had gained. The monks barred the
gates OF their convcnts-snmc would say no
mass; and scarce any would confess the sick
longer. Some men lay dead or dying in their
houses, and none would come TO aid, bury
them Others were found with marks of vlo
lence on their bodies, and their ch1mhers rile,l;
and none could say. nor did any inquire, who
had done it. The hired nurses, it was reported.
poisoned their patients; and one beIdam con
ies>cd afterwards to have caused the death of
live women, by administering the sm forte
(a9'm ,tott}S) to them instead of common water.
Brute strength and freedom from the plague
became the oaly sources of power; and the
slave spat in the face of his master Those
few who dwelt within the city. or near it watch
cd armed, and shut their doors by day for
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-07-28

TERNS.-One dollar and fifty cents per annum,
payaoic at the expiration of the first quarter, or
dollar and twenty-five cents to be paid at the
time OF subscribing. Payment in advance, from
li,l,er, VIII invariably be expected. Should pay
ment ~ deferred 70 the end of the year. s. viii
BE- rcq'lrc4
- Postage on ~ lttt@r4 MUST be paid
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-16

NIARSH LIS Pursuant to a dee
w creetsI order of the Superior Cours OF
Chancery at Winchester, pronounced the Esd
day OF April. 1877
The Mutual Assurance Society against FIRE
on buildings OF the State Of Virginia, PFtf.
AGAINST
The Children and heirs Of John O'Ferrali, de-
ceased, neendants-
Will be sold, on Saturday the 1871 day OF An
gust next, on the premises, the IDsuredHOUSES
With the ground on which they stand, in and
aoJolning he town Of Mariinsbure. belonging
0 the said John o'FerFall, deceased.
Terins; one fourth of the money cash. the
bsiiance IN two equal payments, one half at six
mo- tbs, and the other half at twelve months
| from the day Of sale, the purchaser giving bonds
and good security for the cred, payments. and
a Iced Of Trust OH the pr uises
G. w. SEWERS, MW.CD.
July l9, l827-cids.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-16
nj RiNSON informs the Farmers Of

RG RANSOM informs the Farmers Of
45Ro Berkeley and Jefferson counties, that
MS MILLS near Msrsinsburg tthe Union Mills.0
nave jus been re paired. and are now in COM
plete order for he reception Of Grain Of all
kinds. lie will At all times. give the highest
price in Casa, for Wheat. or exchange Flour
for It, a the ususl rate Of a barrel Of superHae
for every S00lb. Of that which is merchandise.
Grinding cus,o mers can have their Wheat ground
separately Il they wish IT,
August Sit.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-16
Announcement of the Drawing.

COHEN'S OFFICE, l14 Market 81.
Baltimore, Aug. 9th. 1897.
owe have the pleasure to announce that
the drawing of the
GRAND LITERATURE LOTTERY
of the State of Maryland, will take place
IN the City of Baltimore, on Wednesday che
i7h October; and will be completed on that
day-This Lottery is the most brilliant in the
United States; containing besides the capitals
OF 10000 DOLLS. and 10000 DOLLS. no less
than TEN prizes Of Two THOUSAND DOL
LARS eachl +
RriiL1af .Geieyns
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-16
Berke ley County Cahgs:

Berkeley County Conpt:
JusE TEan. 1897.
Ellis Ellis and wife. Plaintiff,
jeremiah Jack and others, Defsadans,
In CHANCERY.
HIS cause came on 10 be hcared this 18th
4 day OF June, 1897, upon bill answers !.
exhibits and order OF publication against the
absent defendants being herewith hied, and
they faiilng to appear. the bill as 70 them, il
taken As confessed and was srgued-whereupon
II is ~adjudged. ordered and decreed that the
slaves mentioned in the compliments bill, and
named Sarah, Adam and Malaga, belonging to
the estate of James Ford, deceased. be sold.
and that Johnston Mcgowan and Abraham Mar
latt, be. and they are hereby appointed Commis-
sloners TO sell said Negroes upon a credit Of
SIX months; the purchaser or purchasers giving
bond and good security, bearing interest from
the daie, payable to said Commissioners; FIRST
advertising the day Of sale in ths News. paper
printed in Martinsbufg, for four weeks success
sively, and return the said bonds, together
with their report, to this Court in order to .
hnai decree in this cause.
A Copy. ID. HUNTER, c.B.e.
NoTICE.-The sale Of the Slaves named in
IN the above order and decree, will take
place, On Friday, Me i7h day Of august aezs.
at or near the front door OF he Court House,
IN the town Of Martinsburg. between The hours
OF 10 O'Clock. am and 4 O'Clock, pm. on the
terms mentioned IN the above order.
j. MAGOWEN.
A. MARLATT.
july 10, 1827.-etds.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-16

II STRAY fiLBY -raken up BY the SIR.
~ sceiber trespassing on his premises. a. an
essray, near Gerr4rdstown, q Dun FILLY.
sn opposed to be TWO years old last spriag, has 4
star IN Der forehead, has no other perceiyable
brand or mArk-appt aised 10 fifteen dollars
h owner OF said Filly is requested 10 come
prove property, pay charges and take II away.
THOMAS WHITE.
Auguss I6.-3t,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-16

9624 Prixes--f5, 100 Blanks-S9o.2I6
Tickets IS, Halves 81 SO, Quarters 81 IS.
TICKETS AND SHARES
In the above Lotteries are now ready for sale
wholesale and retail, a, the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
Where all letters, post paid. win be carefully
attended to. Distant Adventures will be adyls-
ed OF their success Address to
YATES x MCINTYRE,
Aug. is. Washington civ.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-16
INDIAN HOSTILITIEs,
PRINGFIRLD

SPRINGFIRLD, July II.
Extract.of a letter from George Madei-
Fa, Esq. at the Lead Mines on Fever
river, TO his sister in Springfield, dated
White Oak Springs, july 5, 1927.
This will be handed to you by Mr..
stockins who is an express for assistance
to defend the Mines. There have been
two white men killed and seven wound
ed. The two were killed on their return
from st. Peters, and four wounded-the
other three on Apple river, twelve miles
distance from this place We are all
we'll fortified The Sacs and Foxes
have promised to furnish the agent with
fifteen hundred warriors. You need not
apprehend there will be any danger of
losing our lives. We are just as safe
here as we would be in Philadelphia.
The soldiers that are stationed below
have been sent for. You will in all
probability, hear different tales, but
give credit to none of them, as you
know every thing will be magnihed."
Norfolk, Hug. Ca French man-of-
war balque anchored 10 Hampton Roads
Yesterday. We understand that she is
the c%onsort of the Irigate La Gree, now
at Crahey Island tiat she is from ST
Jago de Cuba, sndthat her crew are all
IN good health. We have not yet ascer-
tanned her name.
Three seamen, belonging to the
French frigate La Gree, lying in the
Bite of Craney Island, deserted yester.
Gay morning: one of them, having a
Considerable sun Of money about him
was drowned; the other two succeeded
IN swimming ashore.
Fire al Dedham, - We re- greet to learn
says the Boston Gazette. that the Car
pet Mandatory and Machine Shop
recently erected in Dedham by Nj
Golden, an ingenious and e~nterprisin,
mechanic, together with the stock an,
materials, were destroyed by fire OF
tuesday evening last. The establish
ment, we believe the only one o
the kind in this country, has beel
IN operation but a few days; an,
nus stated that n piece of ~carpetin.
only had been made. The machiner,
was worked by steam. The FIRE origina
'ed near the furnace, and progtesseI
with such rapidly as to battle all at
'empts to subside it. The light was dis
uhotIy seen from this city. where a
alarm was created, and one of our en-
goes proceeded as far as the half.wa
I"use on Dedham turnpike. Mr.. Co
gems loss is estimated at 100000
Insurance. The fruits of several year
oi lnressant toll have thus been sudden
y destroyed,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-16
GOGll1YY0S
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFIC

LOTfERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
liz, Msrket-Street, Baltimore.
Where both the great capital prizes OF
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
each, were sold in hate lotteries, and where
in the last Lottery, the HIGHEST CAPITAL
was sold, and where more capital prizes Aaus
been sOld than az any other efce in -qrneriea.
UORsEHs from any part ofthc United States
either by mail (post psid) or private conveyance
enclosing the Cash or Prize Tickets IN any Of
the Lotteries. will meet the same prompt and
punctual attention as ifon personal application.
CT.Address 20
J.k COHEN, in. & BROTHERS, Bahimope
Baitlmore, .aHgWas l6th, 1897.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-16

Brasa.-We learn, by a gentleman
from RIO Grandc, that a Frenchmsn
commanded the party Of 400 Brazil
ians which lately surrounded a party OF
$50 to 200 Buenos Arrears, who
were amusing themselves in a village
IN advance OF their army. They were
completely surprised being caught with
heir arms sticked.-They still made
q desperate resistance. The men,
who refused to surrender, and who
were burnt in a house, were suppos
ed to.have been Brazilian deserlers,
who knew the fate which awaited them
It taken.
The prisoners were taken to Rio
Grande. The soldiers were put in
rons and confined in prison Among
the Officers taken was Major Laval
EN-, nephew to the General OF that
came.
People were puzzled to account for
the long inactivity OF the Buenos Ay
rean Army, which could have taken
military possession of the whole pro
vince, at any time after the battle of
~irozaingo. Perhaps an English arti
Gle accounts rightly for this inactivity,
for its reports of a proposition for the
Province being acknowledged indie.
pendent which had to be absent to
Buenos Ayres for consideration It's
said 10 have been declined; and now
we find that hostili,ies have been re
commended by the Braziilans, we may
expect Gen. Alvcar will nov for
ward again, and consummate his plans
The German regiments, by deaths,
captures, desertions and discharges,
had dwiDdled to aoouI $50.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-16

The rumour OF a ''aoUel Spectacle
which bad found its way into the eastern
papers, turns cut on enquiry to be cor.
rect. We learn from unquestionable
authority, that tits the intention OF a
number of gentlemen, at and near the
Falls to crafty t heir friends with the
truly novel spectacle OF witnessing the
passage OF a vessel dotrn the cataract Of
NiagaraH The schooner Michigan, oil
about $50 tons burthen. has been made
choice of forthe grand and unique exhi
bition, which is to take place on the sth
of September next. Her matches and
cabin windows will be made water tight,
and after being towed to the head Of the
rapids she will be abandoned 10 her fate
and one more terrible cannot well be
imagined. A number of animals Of differ.
ent kinds, it is said WILDE placed on her
deck, to enjoy the pleasure or honor
(either would be a barbarous compli-
ment) of the passage. The addition OF
a Frenchman, who should ascend from
the deck of the vessel in a bsllon after
she enters the rapids, is wholly gratui
tous, we believe, however much such a
sight might add to the interest of the
scene Buffalo Jour.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-16
Brilliant Scheme.

1862 prizes STA 900
Subject to the usual deduction Of fifteen
per cent.
O1he Cash for the whole Of the prizes
can be had at CoHEN'S OFFICE, the mo.
ment they are drawn.
Present Price Of Tickets
Whole Tickets, : 5 90 Quarters $3.50. f.25
Halves -.- 2 50 Eighths o.
10 be had in the greatest variety of Nos. at
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-16
DAVID LIGHT, Stephens Arnl

DAVID LIGHT, (Stsphsn's IEH,J
TAKEs this method Of informing the ra--
4 mers Of the neighbourhood that be is
now ready for the reception OF all kinds Of
Grain, Aud solioi,s a share OF public patronage.
lie viii give a barrel Of Flour foF every S00l5s.
Of Wheat, and stand the Inspections Of George
Town, Alexsndrs or Baltimore. lie proposes
buying Wheat. and VIII at all times, give a far
price an Cash for the same.
August lot
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-16

CAMP MEFIING.-A Camp Meeting will
~ be held on the lands OF ficnry Payne, ir.
hear Buckisstown, commencing on FREY the
24tb instant. Aug. Q.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-16

'HE Subscribers wish to purchase 1000
u bushe Is clean FLAX SEED, for which
the highest price will be given
Aug lot. ID. ORRrCK, & Co.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-16

Notice -iIsvrng misplaced o. LOST bond
~ gwen by Michael Seibert 10 the ~suhscri-
Der. Tor two hundrsd and seven,y.two dollars
and seventy t~o cents. conditioned and payable
on the first day of April, 1880, has Induced
him TO give his public notice to said Seihert
not 10 pay the amount OF said bond to any other
person except myself or my authorised agent.
JOHN HOFFMAN.
August i6-st.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-16

An account of an extraordinary case
of suicide is given in a paper published
at P~cpayan, 10 South America. Awo
man 4s years of age, bad fer a long
time C onceived a design Of burning her
self alive, and all her family being "a
sleepshe entered an oven which was
heated for the purpose of baking bread
aud was Immediately consumed.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-16

n Az Association of the Clergy OF the E
,.copal Church, will be held IN this Parish n
Saturday, and Sunday next,the 18th and 18Th ms
service to at IL O'Clock on Saturd,
morning at Mount Zion, and at the same tim,
IN Nlarunsburg -
ITThe Rev. Mr.. MEpTARr will preach in the
Lathern Church on Sunday next, at half pasr
teno'clock in the morning.
WI lay before our readers to-day. the Ad
dress Of Gen. Jackson to the public, in which
be gives up MIR James Buchanan of Pennsylya.
MA, as the member OF Congress who commu
nicsIed the intrigue or bargain" together
with the statement of Mr.. Buchanan. The
reader may mark the difference bet wee the
two publications, and satisfy himself how far
the General is borne out in his statements
Mr.. Buchanan clears himself-clears Mr.. Clay
and his friends. and leaves General Jackson in
the slough!
Erract ofdhttsr 10 The Editors of the Irtealgen
Ger, from agsntleman in Louisiana. dated Ba
ION Rouge, July 9, 1897.
"A meeting was held in the Parish of
West Baton Rouge, this morning, to
adopt measures relative to the approach.
ing Presidential election, when resolu-
tons were passed in favor Of the AID.
ministra ion, with but one dissenting
voice. The gentleman dissenting re
marked, that be would not yet pledge
himself, as he was in hopes that Alr.
Crawford would be a candidate, in
which case he should support him in
preference to either Mr.. Adams or Gen.
Jackson. Perhaps | should not have
noticed the circumstance of there being
a Crawfordite at the meeting, but that
the gentleman expressed exactly my
own feelings with regard to Mr.. Craw
ford, who was great in the Cabinet, but
is greater in retirement. May Heaven
grant him a speedy restoration to health
and usefulness!
"A gentleman who attended the meet
ing, and who gave me the above infor-
nation, says that resolutions were pass
ed, recommending to the People of
each Parish County in the State, to
send delegatest to a General Convention,
to be held at Baton Rouge on the first
Monday of November next, for the pur.
pose offorming an Adams Ticket"
-~s$E
Expedition against The Idians.-The
st. Louis Republican of July IS, says
"A detachment of 500 troops under the
command of Gen. Atkinson, passed here
on Sunday last, in the Steam boats
Hamilton and Indiana; from Jefferson
Barracks. They were here Joined by
the s. b. Essex, on board of which a
part of the troops embarked. The ex-
petition is destined for the Upper Mis-.
sissippi, to protect our citizens in that
quarter, and chastise the Indians fol
their late attacks upon them.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-16

NottCb al? y sons having CLAIMS against
~ the estate Of Henry SmaR, deceased, are
invited to bring them forward, properly auihen-
lcated Tor settlement, and those indebted, are
notified to make immediate payment, as no IN
diligence can or will be g,tsn.
WILLIAM SMALL.2 r.
JOHN C. SMALL Lrfs.
August t6.-S
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-16
DIED.

On Sunday night last, MIR. Wynksep Randall.
Of this place.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-16
UNION C.aNaL LOTTERY,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
scHEMF.

THlnTr-FIasr CLAss-NKw sKnrxs.
To be drawn on the 22d Of August, 1897.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-16

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
For the benefit OF the Dismal Swamp Canal
Company, No. 9.
TO be draen on HE lah September.