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DIED, al lis residence At ouuV Coud House,
Va Oh suni.., tn lG'h ult Dr. MERIWE-
.lHEk t. CObHs. formerly Of Campbell ooun-
fy--lii- disease VS. bilious fever, of phIch he
bcCnne Cauypicsccnt, but from exposure IL IL
lgue before br was poIlecfl, restored TO health
rrapsod, when II assumed u uc,ypu. character.
81 despite of the brst medical i ficnd,y and
~ the bloom of youth, terminated his eItbfy
caieet--dnd Nc hope bis splh npw leposcs IA
those peaceful regions to which the disapYuins
ncuts aud pcrpleAltir, Of lbI, vale OF fears afr
uutno"u--lo the death Of tins young man a nu-
nctous Tain 81 relations have sustained the los,
ola layoallte friend. and society, Il member VII
bid - 10 be pur Of it, most useful aud shining
oruHnrut<--Dr. GOBBS had just commenced
thr practice Of his profession under clrcum-
siaGcre tuaf prom ed to lead TO wealth y fame
bul the llnd Of dc1th las blasted ~ Tia bad the
promised hnit Ills surviving friends have In
consolation 10 know that he while living, II a
morc eminent degree than usual, combined hq
character OF duutul sou, knd brother, warm
friend u uiabl, .ciiurd ,cnse at hnnour
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9,G41 Prizes. }
! 5Iso Eiaul,s, 24s01 Ticket. $n4ol6
My fotmcr customers aud GIends az myiioe
io call n take chance ~ this beautiful ,,htmr
Which IS 10 b. drawn ~ Il few days, dela, rot or
Won MAY osr he capital which il ior 81. sttha
Fortunate oDicc of ABItAM II. kUHIH
u q deIs nom all parts of The Unneo 7latea,
by n,aIl, enclosing the cash on prize hi u, will
b. thankfully roeelycd and promptly ri ndca
to, II addressed 10 Al \.
Whole Tickets 80 90 Quarters y rs
Halves 90
My. II
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...s;.,ifv. whether in regard 70 ihs nun, nun,
s..lh -. .b e s,,ndieg otthose who composed
-. W III il nus be a eonclu> W pro.
- ~ ". We /. maiari,y of,he people Of til. CT
'... 5,(idtdly IN favor of'he present Ad"'''''
mon ;.bt of the most respectable
..a Of s ~rae n, '@ p,a" Roas D' on
a'fs. 20 ', ~, 5,he frst Monday in Noyembero
Naab'y a., s. oCpsminating an electoral ticket
fi~ p,N, Adams The standing Com
% f1'', :" yiei,anee consists Of thirty old and IN
mir 30 " ,.,azcns. The solutions approve oil
G1enh" ',''t ~. REPRESENTATIVES, 10 Congress
' ,1 LOUISIANA attn last Presidential e.cc,'an
ON ,i,. ,cfs ofthe present ADMINISTRATION +;
al 81 u" '..ance the cha ees against NJ. Clay !:
>, the libel cast upon the LEGISLATURE
a9 M State by General Jackson. IN ISL and
i-l1
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NTO1ICE.-By virtue OF deed OF trust *
Y ecuted 10 the Subscriber hy Abraham A.
Bedcls, md dn.y OF recoid IN the cierh ofiicc of
Halifax county, for the purposes therein tx
presse shall sell TO the highest bidder, on th"
Sd day OF December next, on the premises, 3IS
acres OF land, lying and being in the county Il
farrSaid. on Bradley Creek. he the same mort or
less. for ready money. Acting as trustee | shall
convey n III" purchaser such title rs is vested IN
me b, SAID deed OF trust.
JOHN NJ CLARK, Trustee.
Nov Is 1t
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10000 Dollars--5 900 Dollars, &c.
3lSs prizes, amounting to 81, 900 dolls
o. OHtg 10000 Tickets IN tie Scheme i!

Jhr CASH, for the " hole of the Prizes can
BE- had usual N CoheHs Office the moment
they are nfd"n.
Tickets %, Quarters %
Halves ? 80 Fiehths ~
- Orders from any cart Of the United states
either 10y MAJ, (pos' rald) or private convey
ance enclosing The cash or pri2e lckets IN any
OF The lotteries, viii meet the same prompt and
punciusl attention as if on personal application.
Address 10
J. l. COHEN & BROTHERS.
IL In the FIRST class otthe Lireralure Lottery
Drawn on the Eth ulr. Rot II the great Capitals
.of 500 GOO aud $1,000 besides Tess than
sIk1EEN Of ,po and 900 dollars, were all
sold at COHEN'S OFFICE, Nc. Id, hi.rket-
street. where more Capital prizes have been sold
than at any other Office ~ America,
baltSore, NoY,ee' sseOlf
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NiNnl% W,
OR
LOVE AND BRAVERY.

=
VIM ~oenrrt Diesses, Sc eniiro!y LEV.
Aet ,b, inst stFne lbt lsi--A sun y,ew
two brp. al upailet - sdlu.,s Is fe# t1n
ihr shps, alter Which Wien q landing Is a4rcted
"A s1ng nt rrinlribgta acul
Art the 2nd-Secne the ld---rnwhaiaa p.
lacc-Po~ hatan seated on .plc did tlueah with
Pocbaiputns on his flRht-A 6natd stationed
on the fghi aud len OF the ! runo--A nnnber
al blrls seated GA Mats. as the Grand Cpuncl
all nth Caiumeis
SCENE tin .lId--A Tort mounted With cannon;
wuh The banner Of England noa,lng over IL
Ship seen Al a distance AT anchor.
Aet the 3rd--Seene the ls,--A grand Cataract
IN which tue "hnle .ize of the otugcis es bited
from The ohils Il Tree Is fhto"n acfosa WHICH
Is used n, u bulge by he ind'Hns.
Scene the 3ld--fhr outside 4 M Indian Hut.
Act the ilh-S GENE lst--1he lor,
Scene the Pad Another apartment n Pow
hntans Palace
The whole 10 conclude with the laughable
E.t a.. f,.#, ct
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from tbr PiHodolPhm L. s. Ga.sHe.
Woollcry Wacl,crIy }
rs [Commnn Pleas,
tH,,lynrI,,
Elizabeth WacltcrIv

T is was anovrl aud interesting case ordivote.
IN august. lS23 the IjprIla,u Nool'ry Nacl,crly
presented his hbei 10 the Coitti, praying for d.
YER rca>ois that is martIaer 60 tract with T..
lizabcth bis vile. whicl had TODD for 30 years,
n.igh bc annui,d. \ suhPTna vas issued 10
t. wife to appear lmt thc aas unable te fad
he. \ second suhrrna was sent out, aud the
usual publication was made, No wife appearing
to answer. 4 deposition v,s taken CJpayie proc
Iamation was made and solemn decree Of divorce
pnhlicklr pronounced b. the Court. In about a
wear. Woolcrv Hackeriy, finding how comfort
able thing a Wiz was married ""ain. Thugs
went on qtirtly and well mIil September, 1928
,vIrn the .irst Nile determined net TO lose pre-.
cions q treasure 80 hu'''apd too easily, en-
pln,cd two counsel lsarR,. IN iae, to try 20
brrak the diverse. The a,lulg gentlemen of the
pgafcSsipa were fortunate enough Ia ind fata'
technical error in die proceedings, and forth" ian
m ed the Courl. in behait oftbe wife to set a
si.s the decree ofdiyorse. and let the respondent
q izaheth Wackerly) into defence
After hald {. long struggles 4 wellfonght de
cussious, yatd am and sdld ann, the Courl ic.
tseli, tn June, 1927, compelled 10 make the rule
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AXE f p,r'r''op' far rg.sio5 C1Jbages.

Take franz "aG n for rG.sio, C1Jbagss.
aaAo,e sa, we S'anps nj oil calhaga>. which
a9ie ven, =. :, 'oi early ii tie spring. tho most
- -ra,d ,sa"s,. a'sr they have sufficiently
.sa, so.s VS.. mad sci them ont in fb,
''a~,, ,..Eo WV WV 10Y 'or plants aud they namc-
.ario,, c, ',r' ? d aAord Won a ,ery es,,y md
.'fhod .,, 1'n se, Tho>a who have died thi,
,ua.ria "'' that they are much earlier and ~ -
Pant, Tbor aoy that can he raised from ne
aud ,O' rm on " " he hroAen from tn stumps,
- their ,, g, as th'ir small 6bres great, GaeiI
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THE VfItGl IAN.
NNlnElI.n. NoNNNEEN ". -.


The allnwme eloquent appeal 10 Nr,srs. Ma.
ceNo by the Signature, is from tn same pen that
has luflY atrtactedconsldcrahle nollcc) We copy
hom the Wig. We hope 1t may mol prove in.
ellrc ual n inducing those tasorlte son, of Nr-
elnia to aN aside the dei'caes which has bnher-
10 restrained them from throwing ,hr weight Of
their op,niOus aud names ia the ,cale OF civil
government
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igarhbug Pioagh Mmvtdctory.

iqarhburg FloHgh Mmgvtdctory.
THii l. sui,scrlbcrs respectfully imiolm their
- friends and the public, thatthey have com.
mruced the above business. Oh TIE cross street
lcadins iem the Market 10 the Bridge, where
they intend keeping constantly on hand, gen
eral a,soflms NJ ot Plouphs, Of the latest and
most approved patterns NOW III use among
them is TIE late improved hill side Plough all OF
which VII. oe warranted IN workmanship and
performance, 10 he cqnal To any uow la use.
Having been engaged several yca,s ia the above
business, thoy are confident Of rendering gcnct-
al satisfaction IN the execution OF their work
A share ot public patronage is solicited. Ploughs
immediately repaired.
LANkFORD 4 VEDDER.
Nov 10 Is
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he Richmond Compiler says

Thc richmond Compiler says
50 yIsl,oa !, of Mr. ao.. .oe Of the gen.
tIc.,on Who wcut in pursst ID, hin. arrived in
In. ~ ye,day by the N,rthern stage, lie
.4,.. 'nat Sagison took massage in brig bound
IN T. gland. only 10 hours previous to his ar
riralm {aehec. Aseamboat was chartered for
lie alrpose Of pursuins Inn, but all in vain.
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FOR E.SY2rs.
&ArEsr FROM ENGLAND.

LATEST / RON ENGLAND
NortoH. NOutalbtr 10y the last Snng
S'p Richmond. a.. vel IN Hampton al. Ia
b GAYS from LIVERPOOL we have received,
thoaga tae po''tenrss of Captain Crabtrcr. VA
riey Of London PAYERS to the 9TH October. inclu-
sive. They are chiefly occupied With extracts
from So1fa American pnpcrs details OF the
movements Of the rpyali,t aud ilSurgent troo ,,
ia Spain the journal of the KIM to Catalonia
SOME intelligence from Greece. aud tn third r.
port pi the Parliamentary Committee. appolut-
cd At the last session, On The sui 'ct II T. mgr
ton from tan unncd Kingdom. wnl.h asst S r.
presented Il he a very important doeuneuj. and
fills nP"a,ds ofeleyeu columns OF the New Lime.
e. Isl Oct.
GREECE.
LovDoy. October I've received last night
BrusSH, papers 10 she 3olh MI. II They lniorn u,
thar Paul Bour aparte. Lucen's second son, ha +,
effected his escape from the Romam States. and
arrived at CORN on his way TO Greece in the dis
gnsc, of valet de chdinbre to a friend OF his .un-
| der the name Of Luigi Antoneo / ord Coch-
rane's nephew having arrived the sunn das (the
! 10Th uit) from Narseirs. the Nv Young voItnI.
! ieers ntcnded 10 sail together the day after for
! tn seat Of their future exploits. Tn Turks at
| ffeNc>a having beard OF the declaration OF tho
| Nil-J Powers, we Q filled with apprehc nsinu (,
lad sent a pressing application 10 Redschid Pa.
cha for reintorc. mrutS, i'hout hch they could
Il prevent inat iortte from taIlmp into the
hands Of the Greeks If IT should he attack.
ed.
From the Courier Francis IF Moadoy.
PAgls. Sept, ga rport Is spread. that the
affairs OF the e. 'cks have taken a IN re favour
abIr turn ; that the Russian Consul II the GrecL
Cove nmeot has been appointc. and Count
Cape Distti" was gong TO he ofiic ally recogni
zed as President of Greece by tie Allied
] PoMrrs.
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THr.A. TB u.

On Friday egcaine, 23rd inst.
The iYnehiuie lIespian society, y N pc, form
new historical d. nmA in4 Ats fionndtd On
lie early settlement Of tie Old UolhhtioH) called
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-19

The Commissioners appointed under the Con.
vculion with GIcat Britain, for the settlement &
award oil clnimo of ciiizrns Of the e. states, 70,
Slaves dcporlcd bv the British turces at the
close Of the late war re-a.s.tnbIed in this civ
yesterday lor the discharge 81 the duties sf their
appointment. H.
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WAeuSGro>, Nov 9.-Ihc Slcur YRcrgr
KuNrIr Wa. p,osenrrd "a the 9th instant to In
President offhe United states hy Nj. olAi, 81
crcrn.V Of state. AID was received by tie
President ia Minister Plcuipofenriary of the
Hansearic cific, Of iIambng, Lubbock aad Bre-
men. Nj. Int
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21
PORTUGAL.

"What is Portugal? As to lis history
as we'll as geographical position, it is a
mere offset of the Spanish monarchy. In
point of geographical extent, il is but
little larger thar Switzerland. and it is
not halt so populous as ireland. Hum
boldt estimates the population as low as
9,l73,0o0. Lisbon aud Oporto are the
only two cities in the kingdom which
contain population exceeding 10000
inhabitants. The former Is said to con
tain 100000; Of which the Glth consists
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POETRY
From the Demoerale Press.

From the Demucrnic Press
Cellsral Jactssn and ths Sr .Niiad.
A BALLAD--Tnas Chery Ciase
We honest men Of every kiud,
Auend whilegI rehte
Of six unnaPpy citizens.
The melancholy fate.
Twas when The sons of liberty,
Were fighting With their foes,
They drafted men from tennessee,
The British TO oppose.
gbe farmer left his plough and hoe,
The merchant LEFT his trade
To serve TnREE montbsin camp; for so
The Aei OF Congress said.
They marched them over stones and sand,
Through al the burning days
They march thro' water ami DER land,
To fat off Florida.
Twas on the twentieth day Of June,
Their three months tour began,
And when he ninety days were done,
Their thoughts all homeward run.
They thought upon their children small,
Their clesrings fair TO sees
And they determined one and oil,
To return to Tennessee.
For Captain Strothcr he he'd told
The prlyafes of his corps,
There was no lay that them could hold
A srngle minute more.
Chen buetled each h's knapsack on,
And started home 10 go;
But soon s.asl they were seized Upon
And put in prison low.
They threw them into prison low.
and boidi, did proclaim
That they SIX mohths s1ould serve, al,ho'
For only three they came.
i. Then General Jackson called Court,
TbrsF citizens TO try;
Three officers 81 every sort,
Determined they should die
No Jury OF their Country cat,
No llwyeT for them plead.
Bui IN the camp it was they mes
To 90 this bloody deed.
They tired 'iem for deserters then,
Ard ue'iDy wlihal;
Aud 6nding guilty these poor mcH,
Their les 5egin to tall.
The General Jackson issaed cut
An order from has pen,
TIE m four Gags they should BE shot
These SIX militia men.
The regulars then he did command
These citizens 10 kill;
And far fom home. their wives and land
Their blood Inc there did spill
Now, God project the United States
Ard ii miIni men,
And may IT never be our fate,
To bear saeh things again.
And d forbid. our rasdt NJ
This Jackson { er should be,
Lest we should to his cam. ne sent,
And shot for mnjiny
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Columbus. Ohio, July %. 1926
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January T. 1927.
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Of negroes and Mullattoes. 0porto, by
far the cleaner and more agreeable town,
contained in 1909, $4,000. Thus, these
two cities together comprise tenth Of
the whole nation. Elivas, Coimbra,
Btaeo, Setubsl. and Evora, contain
from 10 to 10000 each; Beja has about
9 900 inhabltaHts, aud Santarcm 5000;
the population of no other place rises So
high as 1000. Yet Portugal has two
archbishops, thirteen bishops, two unF-
versties, 400 monasteries, and about
$50 nunneriesl Into these, as so many
stagnant lagoons. the salutsry streams
of national wealth have been diverted.
Like pompous bridges over deserted
channel. these institutions remain as
the monuments of past tunes and the
mockery of the present. Taking the
population at millions, we cannot rate
The adult male population at more than
9th. or 10000; and the lowest COM
putation will give 5000 ecclesiastics, Sc
cuar aud regular. We have then eve
ry tenth man priest; every tenth man
living in protested celibacy and licensed
idleness, a worse than unproductlve
member, a bsleful excresenee of the
social system. Such is Portugal
country into which civilization has as
yet scarcely penetrated, without roads,
without canals, without manufacturers,
with little or no inland trade, its oaly
exports raw produce, (wine, salt, and
wool,) almost without laws, and quite
without Bibles or any thing deserving
thename of religion.-Eclectic Rerisio
There are now two children, sisters
ia Dutches, county, Ny. the oldest OF
whom is three years and nine months
old, and weighs i65 pounds, measures
iu@t four feet in circumference around
the waist, and two feet Immediately a
bove the knee Joint The youngest
daughter is nine months old, and weighs
SIS pounds and bids fair TO overtake her
sister. -
The British Mail, for April. arrived
at Annapolis on Sunday morning last,
via Bermuda. The agent, Mr.. Moore,
i'm are diately left that place for the seat,
Of Government, with the regular dis
patches.
Passengers in the Morning Line
Steam Boats reached this city yesterday
afternoon at qsarter after four o'clock,
wing made the trip between Philade!-
la and Baltimore in about / / hours.
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Columbus. Ohio, July %. 1926

JAMES ". RIDDLE s. Smith
yyAvE just received and for sale, Prime
L. quehsnnah No. 1. SH02D and HER.
RING. tr,med and untrimed.
VI artinsburg May "A.
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AlsTeltaae0ua.

How seldom one thinks of himself,
The gay, busy world as it reyolves in its
ceaseless orbit-the things of fashion
and opinion as they dance before the vi
slon, the wild whiri Of to day, winch IS
re kless of to morrow. all consume the
sands of life, and yet We never pause to
reflect upon ourselves
It mas been said, that all are selfish
By nature, and yet no remark was ever
more unjust. We will addute for *.
ample your brightest specimen OF genius
one who has the promethean spark 10
ms soul, who looks upon the Landscape
and loves it--who sees virtue and falls
prestrate at It's shrine-and yet practi-
ces vice. We is relative term the
/, Isindoo priest, VIII" nrgesthe widow to
mount the funeral pie Of murder, is Iess
guilty OF crime on account nf his ,gno.
rance, than the Christian who breaks a
less moral tie. So genius which laows
the right and vet the wrong pufsues,"
Is vicious when compared with folly.
How few # the favored sons of talpnt
act up to their high vocation. In all
arts, IN all sciences, genius, like com
Ell, IS ever eccentric, ard its irregulari-
ty, comparatively speaking, is a crime,
can it be reduced to consistency? can
education aud mind be he'd to adopt
she plain morality of an honest conan?
eiethods is every thing-a vir,uous
system will prove an overmatch for evil
babIts; and SATURDAY evening should
recall one from the troubles and out
ward assaults of the word, to an 80
ward communication with himself, his
conduct, his location as to here and
hereafter. u should be ike the cottage
OF the lover and the labourer he should
st down beside the fire side of his heart,
call around HIM his children which are
his thoughts, and with them enter into
Judgment as to 'he past, and from this
Calculate upon better things to be per-
formed in the future Aien read bisto-
ry to be informed Of the past-they
gravely calculate upon prediction what
may ensue from The aspect of the pre-.
sent political worfd--and yet forget to
look at the past oftheir own lives. and
10 draw a horoscope of their future ex-
istence even upon earth.
Shsridan.-A gentleman having a re-
maTkable long visage, was one day ri
ding BY the school, at the gate of which
he overheard young Sheridan say 70 a.
mother lad, THAT eentleman's face is
longer than his liie.' Struck by the
stFangeness Of this rude observation.
the nan turned bis horses head, and
requested an explanation. "S1.D said
the hoy. meant no offence in the world.
bot | have read in the bible al school,
that mans life is but span, aud am
sure your face Is double that length"
The gentleman could not help Laughing,
and ne threw the lad six. pence fox his
wit.
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JAMES TDDRlSOMo

HAS DRUG BUSINESS the belonging
Do William Fa door North the Court House. and intends constant
Afford will sell
reasonable having selected with they be confident!
nherada RnndGe
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Passengers in the Morning Line
Steam Beats reached this city yesterday
afternoon at 8 qsarter after four o'clock,
, wing made the trip between Philade!-
ia and Baltimore in about / / hours.
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PATENTS, sc.

Vegetable Nervous Cordial
LEES New London Anti Bilious Pills
CEhxr-and Eye Water
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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21

The British Mail, for April, arrived
at Annapolis on Sunday morning last
via Bermuda. The agent, Mr.. Moore,
irnaediately left tina, place for the seat
Of Government, with the regular dis
natches
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21

"A Female peisrar.-The Dedham
Register states that Mrs. Deborah Gan,
nett, wife, Of Nc. Benjamin Cannot,
Of sharon, MS. died on the 10Th at.
She enlisted as volunteer in the Amer
u an Army Of the Revolution, in the
Massachusetts corps, having the dress
and appearance Of soldier, she con