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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16
To the Printers of Delaware.

U1ROPOSAIS will be received at any time before the
Il 9th Instant for printing and furnishing in complete
ORDER hundred copies of the Journal of the House
of of the State of Delaware the Janua
ry Session. 1897. The Journal be printed in the
iavo FORM with 1850 each page. plea type and in
the order of the Journal Of the House of Representatives
Of the said state for last year. S. M. HARRINGTON.
Doyer. 10Th Feb 1897 29-3t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16


8eu Of the subject Of slavery, measure very like
n TO do harm, ahd from which no possible good
4ouId arise.
Mr.. Barney observed that he had presented the
memorial in performance of duty to its numerous
Ind respectable signers, having previously ascer-
bined that 1t was couched in decorous and res
8ectful language, such as became them 10 use, and
bis house to hear.
The petitioners, conscientionsly believing that the
Heriod had arrived when measures ought to be
dopted to promote gradual emancipation, exercised
undoubed right to present their views for the
bnsderation of the Representatives Of the People,
hd ii was entirely pertinent for them to do so the
bnion Of the gentleman from South Carolina TO
pc contrary notwithstanding.
n MIR. B. felt himself constr aimed 10 state that, al
lorgh the existence Of negro slavery was dcplored
an evil by all classes Of his constl uents yet a
ry large majority Of them deprecated the agitation
this question as premature, impolitIc, and injudi-
sous, and not calculated 10 produce any beneficial
sulis to the present generation Every member
this House bear witness that, 80 far from vol
tariy introducing subjects calculated TO create
citement, he had never permitted himself to min
in any debate, affecting in the remotest degree,
r colored population, either black or red. iic had
ted from a conviction that the sensibilities OF a
Prllon Of the Uaon were feelingly alive on all
ch questions. AS illustrative Of this determine
o, it was on HIS motion that ihe memorial was
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16
. CENTS REWARD.

nAN AWAY from the subscriber, living in White Clay
IL Creek Hundred, Newcastle County Delaware, an ap
prentice boy named Thonlas Weeks Any person apPre
hendng said boy and bringing him to his shall have
the above reward, but no charges paid.
JAMES FALLS
February 6, 1927. 2e-3t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16

MARRIED-On the 9th inst. near Newark, Del. by the
Rev. A. X. Russell, Mr. JAMES HODGSON, of Chester
County, Pa to Miss ELIZABETH GILLESPIE, of New
castle County, Del.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16

The Baltimore Chronicle mentions, on the author.
ity Of an endorsement on letter, received from Iv
erpool via New York. tina, the Duke Of York il dead
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16
New York. Feb. IL.

.New York FEB. Q.
LATEST FROM FRANcE.--The Colossu. arriv-
ed yesterday from Hayrs, whence she sailed on the
18th January, in company with the packet ship Bay
ard, for this port. The c. brought no papers the
letters from Havre are Of pacific character.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16
A FARM TO LET.

TIME Farm, formerly belonging to Anthony T. New
Il bold, con,aning 275 acres, situated in Dragon neck,
Red Lion hundred Newcastle county, state of Delaware
opposite for, Delaware. and adjoining lands of Wm Gui-
er, ESQ. and Daniel Newbold. Inquire of
DANIEL NEWBOLD,
on the Premises, or
WIN. L. NEWBOLD.
Feb, IS, 1927, 29-Atp Delaware City.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16

Trustee Of the Poor for
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16
| Virginia.-Wm. B. Giles was, on Saturday las,
elected Governor of Virginia.

The Tice President.-The Committee appointed
on the letter OF the Vice President, made Repor,
on Tuesday last, which acquits MIR. Calhoun in the
mos, unequyocal terms. Of any participation in the
Mix Contract
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16
nett, County Treasurer.

The following Appointments made by the Levy
Court of Newcastle County, on Tuesday last
Caleb p Bennett, County Treasurer.
Gala
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16
Ay, February 16, 1927

fown the first dawnng aena
oneportion of the Union from znother.,, WASHINGTON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22

SIX militia men may have been, aud 10 Jouo; sas lis
ze" TOR the scEvice-yot the Hct less proves an i'm
petuosy of temper, and reckessness of blood unwor-
thy the head of a christian and republican people,
HIS motive IN imprsoning Judgc Hall ,nay have been
and no doubt was the public saety--yet the act no
less proves his ignorance of ordisegard for ,.e most
sacred provision of the Constitution the writ of IIabe
as Corpus His invasion of the Spanish Territories
was probably dictated BY The same good motive, but
'does not the less prove the lacss violence OF the
man IN taking upon himsclft the congressional power OF
declaring war. The execution of Arbu,hnot and Ann
or'S'er, proceeding we willing to admit from the
same motive no less proves love o high handed au
thory and ofblcoi, which makes /; dangerous TO en-
trust to him great power ana discretion. These are
The real objections 10 Gen Jackson as President drawn
from has public life aud it is these that the committee
should remove.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22

MI Henry Banks Of Kentucky, publishes letter in the
Frankfort Argus from lady in this State (whic, vo arc
sure was not intended for the public eyc1 in which tic
writer soys"ho enemies (neypapars of Gen Jackson in
Is Stae'are extremely racoroui aud aJsre-his frn4
are only =catous Far be inpoteness from rs. 90
contradict what lady says. Nevertheless, as all editors
may not be so consfera,e and cbvarous as we arc e
would respectfully caution the fair against writing pol
ca letters The very fact stated by the author of the
letter. that the Admnista pers are so rancorou and
abusive ought TO deter their gen,enoss from NEEDING
where they misLt chance for share Of the ram
aud abuse.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22

''rshd writes US from Jackson county that the
are SO eager to see the ''Whg" that the
can scarcely get hold Of their papers
SIT L. master says please 70 lend him The 1Yhig."
0uch Is me dreaded intlnence OF the Emo uirer in
oeF aces that when gentleman wishes to subscribe
of "'S paper lie dafst not do ii in his name but
mas forwarded IN the name OF some individual in the
he'ghoorhood, who has ''no political views.n We
nave been appraised oftwo examples of this kind though
INC 'hu'''dnas themselves were concealed, am! if we
Khe" who these ti!nd gentlemen were we would
strike The names of tier substitutes from our list We
would at least do what we could, punish such mis-
cradle abandonment of Independence though we
should By the same means injure ourselves We hone
that these gentlemen when they see these remarks.
VIII withdraw their subscriptions. We eei dj.ho;o-ed
hy such patronage.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22
Patent Snring Saddle.

IA bCil has been sand in recommended OFT. C..
LVl PrettynaDs PATENT SPRING SADDLE:
thnk IT the best invention have seen, for
to the rider and durability J have made but 20, all
OF which have given entire satisfaction. II tie paeft
saddles purchased Of me. 60 not prove 10 be- very easy
tie purchaser sbsl! be at Liberty 70 return tie same
afer the first trial, and VIII rciurn the money.
have constantly band best plain and shafied
Saddles, patent spuDg or without. An elegant asserts
rncnt of plated and polished steel curb and tie bits;
English bride leather and martirgalts; plated ard po-
lshcd steel srfup irons, spring do; carriage gig and
Jersey wagon harness: whips ard spurs--whICh viii
sell low for cash aPfrcyod paper.
David JACKSON,
May G2~<wt3 Ws'n SGEet.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22

"o arc informed upon good authority, that the late
jackson Meetings in Gloucester and King William, were
composed for Tee most part oerGisg and some of them
iFderaiiss OF the Blue light school These gentlemen
long been in minority, and seeing now great confusion
!" p3f''es nave seized The opportunity whip into the
ranks OF tho sid" they think strongest. To read their nro
cead'nss' one would think them old democrats.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22

DIED, in this city, on the l2th inst. Capt ions =.
Sui@LUs, in The 57ih year of his apo f,r,neriy -,
tan Of the Night Watch
at Rowley, Glass on the 7tb inst after man, months
o. extreme suffering, Mr. RoBERr CofriY the sDos-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22

me Ne" NoFk papers announce the rival in that CITY,
o. hf''s"S an b"fen, and G. c. (Caius Cassius) Cam
"e'e'S Hsf'S from their tour Of Reconnaissance To the
So"'" The combinations" may he considered as con-
cluded, and Andrew I. as already elected.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22

MnRlEp, in this city, on Thursday evening last
by the Rev. Philip Courtney, Mr.. THoMAs J MArKs
OF Louisa county. to Miss DrropAH WoonwAt,'
Youngest daughter of DR. Ninrod " Woodward, Of New
jersey.
Onthc same eycniUg, by the Rev. W. j. Armstrong.
M. BRANcu A. SAUNDERS, to GIiss ELtzA NJ Ss,IqH,
all OF Richmond.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22

Brohen Doscs-Iu the Enquirer OF 1915, we find
the following:
ri will say before my God, tba, for the acts he has
done, on account of the precedenIs lie has set. he
Gen Jacksou) ought 10 be called to answer WIN
all my respect for the Administrations must ,h;pl-
them wrong Tor the forbcarance they at present m
pear to have manifested towards hirn.n
These were "mstakes ofthe Prntcrn The Editor,
meant 'to say before his cd, that for the acts he
has done, for the precedeuts he las set Gen Jack.
son ought TO be made President OF the United States u
Hen jackson never called to accoantle acts for
which the Editor of the Enquirer "bcfore his God -
said he ought TO be called to account vet remain
Hn"'nned for. Does the Editor think .hefora his
"oa That with this weight still suspended to his rub
nc Character, Gen. jackson ought 10 be made Pres
dent OF the United States? Was he serious in Ia1a.
or is he serious NOW in supporting en-. Jackson as
Pres;dcnt:-for truly, and truly, the opinion of 1919
and that CT 1897, appear 10 utterly Incompatible
IT Is curious fact, that made up all our cpin-
IONS OF Gen. Jackson dlsadvantageous 10 his puhl;c
character from the Enquirer the only paper we read
until the year 1921. For sticking TO those opiuiops.
son'e Jndicious people call US acknowledgements
the Enquirer for eating IFS own offspring is thourb,
by the same jndicous persons the very cream and CUNT
essence OF densoey1cy Such the Revolutions O!
time! Let every politician profit by our hard fate.
Let him learn TO despise consistency as an unn-ofta
bic commodity and watch alone for chances Of ,yl
opinions, IN "he signs ofthe ties,D The pcon,s arc
never wrong, and real politician willkeep with the
majority. at every sacrifice of cpinon and ,,ons;s
teucy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22
From liz Dsmo cratic Pre-

':sory can't otli.e the worthy editors Of the Peters
burg !n,elligencer by giving up Me name Of the dstn
guIshed member OF Congress vino gave erroneous
account of the Presidents Fact Room, without his own
'consen such disclosure being altogether consistent
''wth oar snotions OF the confidence reposed in u.s.
{tict. Inquirer.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22

iTincip!cs can never change The election OF
PRESIDENT therefore, shonid always have reference TO
principles. Whenever degeueraies to mere person.
al conflict The public tranquility disturbed and the
public feelings wounded by the violence which IS
displayed IN the charges and determinations Which
grow out Of such contest Nis The keon;rcr oe r-,
cfes out of the view, and the obtrusion of personal
abuse which couDerac's tie objectionable feature in
'he course nov pursued by the Opposition. II tiey
"ou'd assan TIC measures Of the Administration in
fair argument, instead of throw ing personal SANDERS
into circulation, they would have q better claim on
public attention, and might exhibit those evidences
OF principle ard talent which are row so entirely
absent Ma. Jour.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22

''oItn q. Roy,
HlU Cdril1..
iPiiiiGm JCu7-tcrk-,
Henry DaUis,
.Jobn o. LIfwjch,
JVtn CiuShie.
Wli'ioni Jickinaie,
H. l. G b u,
NU5h 6iontgo1nerie.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22

Bg tie a'e arrivals from Havana I'VE learn that Com,
PoorS vessels had free ngress and egess at Key West
Several valuable prizes bad recently captured by his
squadron Of them "a Spanish ship from (adiz) was
taken by the brig Bravo of Cane Antonio about the 2Oh
April, and said be worth 10000 dollars. The
prisoners carried INTO ICY West.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22

The last Loud6a papers mentioned that serious rcyo
nad broken out in Iarsry but Ire letters from Canton
'ne mary Lord which Of later date than the Londo
""''ces' do NOT a!Iudc to any such occurrence.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22

Mf' COOPER the author Of the Spy, will publish
ensuing IAN another novel, entitled Tie Red R9ter NJ the
..f"'. ifH I'rsi-il - .--r~-,- fr T..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22

May 22><wt5
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-02
.Tlrat lotteries to Dram,

WASHINGTON LODGE LOTTERY, No. 9.
Will draw at Providence, On the 9Th Aug 1927.
Prizes paid BY 5. < NJ. Allen & Co.
Scheme:
$4,000, 1900. f.400, 1880, 1000. 800, 600.
500. 400, 500. $50, 300. l2 OF 100. I56 OF
20, 780 OF 4, and 1900 of q.
THE MD. LITERATURE LOTTERY, No. 1,
WI III draw IN a short time. Scheme is brilliant.
$4,000, l0.OC0, 10 OF 1900, 10 Of /. 600. 10
OF 500, sc. are tie PRINCIPAL prizes.
Tickets IS. Halves 81 50, Quarters 81 IS.
Tickets and Shares IA the above, and IN
al the popular LOTTERIES. to be lad attAe ofsce
Of S. q "a .lLLEN g Co.
Pennsylvanaa .9venue, HasAagson Gin.
Who will be thankful for ali orders BY Matt
Prize tickets alsays received in payment lo1
undrawn tcse.s.
July 10.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-02

Publshed as HarrisJu.g, Pa.

A LITERARY, MORAL N RELIGIOUS eAAErrE.
Pubished az Hamburg, Pa.
THE publication Of the SouyEaIa was com.
Il menced on the OH day OF June last, and
continued to the present time. The large in
crease OF patronage it has since received, has
determined us to improve it in appearance, to
make such arrangements as will enable Us TO
enlist the talents Of gentlemen, well calculated
to give as sterling credit to the Souvenir, IS is
attached TO any production Of the kind in the
state.
II is devoted wholly devoted to Literature,
Morality aud Religion. and 10 intended for fhe
parIour,-an Interesting and instructing work
for Ladies'. An elegant engraving Tor the head.
and the superior paper on which it is printed.
makes it interior, IN appearance to no literary
production ia the Union, and the cheapness Of
the subscription will enable every one, rntefes-
ted in the rising genius oil the day to procure il.
The Terms are 81 50, IN advance. but if pay
ment is delayed. 81, will invariably be de-
manded.
All communication directed to G. Z. Ludwig,
Harrisburg, Pa. II pos, paid, will be attended 10.
0SuJscriders received at tbs Office.
August 5.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-02

MoIICE.-Al those who became purcha-
~ sers at the sale of Jacob Hoffman, are I'M
formed that their respective obligations will
fall due on tomorrow and that they are left
with the subscriber for collection-Those in.
tercsted. viii take notice, that if they are not
speedily paid, suits will be brought to compel
the same. PHILIP CARPER.
Tuscaroia. July 1875.
UyFor the convenience OF those conc erned.
the subscriber will attend at the Globe Tavern.
in Martinsburg, on Monday the 18th inst. for
the purpose OF receiving payment; those falling
to pay on that day, may expect suits to be
brought immedia ely. +. CARPER-
August 2.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-02

Extract of a letter from Capt. Paul Jones to the
Marquis de la Fayette, written on board tt
Imperial ship Wolodimer, June 2o, 1888.
IL am glad that the new constitution
will be, as you tell me, adopted by more
than nine states. hope, however, they
will alter some parts oft; and particu-
larly that they will divest the President
of all military rank and command; for
though Gen. Washington might be safe
ly t trusted with such tempting power as
the chief command of the fleet and ar
my, yet depend on il, in some other
hands it could not fail to overset the Ii
berries of America. The President
should be only the first civil magistrate,
let him command the military With the
pen; but deprive of the power to draw
his sword and lead them, under some
plausible pretext, or under any circum'
stances whatever, TO cut the threats OF a
part of his fellow citizens and to make
him the tyrant Of the rest. These are
not my apprehensions alone, for have
mentioned them to many men of sense
and learning since | saw you, and |
have found them all of the same senti-
ment." -
U. S. Ship North CarOlina.-Captain
Bliss of the brig Good Return, at this
port, from Port au-Prince, spoke off
the harbour, u. S. ship North Caro-
lima, Com. Rodgers, from Gibralter
bound il all well-to remain two days
and proceed thence to the U. States via
| Havana. - Phil pap.
Al the last trial to elect a Representa-.
tive to the Twentieth Congress, in the
District of Massachusetts last represent
ed by Samuel Lathrop, it is ascertained
that Isaac Bates is elected-he having
1886 votes, Mr.. Lathrop GAO, and other
persons ESQ.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-02

Il on Monday the 18th inst before the
Court House door Of Berkeley county, aLkesy
NEGRO GIRL, about fifteen wears OF aye,
late the property OF UiAsaa n. Mir. deed.
She 10 not offered tor sale tor any fault, and viii
be sold TO no other than a good master residing
10 this OF the adjoining counties.
MICHAEL HENSEI. .ala'r.
August 2. 4sth fhs IVA asaaerea
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-02

$50 NJ .4LLEN' g CO. Wasdaagfon C4s.
Offer to their friends and the public, Tickets
and shares in the two following Lotieries--ghe
Schemes are Brilliant, snd are drawn on the
popular Combination plan-The whole At one
drawing.
NEW FORK CONSULTED LOTTERY
No. 5, Draws on the 18th of August, 1897.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-02

Sum 80 ne Winchester Virginian saws.
VIM W 'ne Trends Of good order have e.
s5,erl leraDIe eXuitation at finding that
ton of 5g"u"E ueh who are friendly to the elec.
civil ann, '"cNs"n, were brought before the
Eed with having been Concerned = .'a,
a not did ac' ually occur. and we fsan 49,.
"r TO make = joke OFF, caDdonr cn,,nels
"""li that, as Adams men are 49, t"iIr
,,"' a." the law requires Al least ~ r.
Ink 'i'' 'I's species Of offence. il is histly
''-'e Tic J.cksopians had q bamj in Il I1ff"9
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-02
Raarttmsburg araOrmp,
FOR FOE.NO L.4DIEN.

rNvHE Examination win take place on .MQN.
n DIR NETT, the 9th instant. when a!
who are des'roas 81 witnessing the Young La
dies progress in tie vsrious branches oil lite.
rature, arc respectfully invited to attend.
The ensuing Session vii commence on the
first Monday in September--An early appliea.
ton win be necessary, as the number will con.
unue to be limited to twenty-five.
Martinsburg, Aug. 2.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-02
USELESS DOGS,

There are "a counties in the State OF
Virginia,
There are on an average 500 free
holds in each county.
There are probably 4 useless dog on an ava.
rage on each freehold
Amounting, therefore, 10 $4,000 dogs.
The same provisions to sup.
port these useless dogs, would
support $4,000 hogs.
Each hog is worth on an ave.
rage SIS, and 1873. 900 will a.
mount 20 $4,000 dollars.
Each useless dog will proba-
bly, on an average kill one sheep
ayear, and 1873. 900 sheep at 3
dollars each, are $4,000 dollars
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-02
F0R 1WE M4RTkVYBURC LIBR.4RY.

JUST ngcEIvEp.
/. TIL Works OF Edmund burke, 7 vols.
2. Matte. Brun's Universal Geography, , vols.
tie 4th not yet published
>. Goldsnith's Roman History. 2 vols
4. Life, Writings, and Speeches OF William
Pinckney, by Wheaton, l vol.
5. Cray's Poems and Letters, l vol.
Q. Tremaine, or the Man of Refinement, 8
vols
z. De We're, or the Man OF lnders .denee, 8
vols.
8. The Prairie. by Cooper. Q vols.
]. N. RIDDLE, Librarian.
August 2.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-02
8. & NJ. ALLEN & Co

oSr. a black and white BfTcH, OF the I.
IL rish Setter breed; her hair 10 very soft
and rather long upon the tail and behind the
legs. A reward Of Two Dollars win be given.
upon leaving her at the Store Of Mr.. orrick, in
Mar,Insbufg. August a.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-02
AUTHORITARIAN ga

EARTHQUAKE-The earthquake
felt in Kentucky and Ohio, on the 5th
inst. was noticed in New Albany, Indi-
anna. Its effect was such as to cause
some to fly into the street, so much were
the houses shaken.
The Missouri Republican of the 9Th
ult. says-"A severe shock of an
Earthquake. CT about a minutes duIa-
ton, was felt in this city Isl. Louis this
morning, at half past 5 O'Clock, accom-
panied by a loud rumbling noise, re-
| sembling the passage of a wagon over g
pavement -
Morgan-The Black Rock Gazette
mentions that the raking and sweepins
of the bottom Of the Niagara river, ant
| the Lake contiguous to Fort Niagara
| on the calculation Of finding the BODY
] Of Morgan, is still perseYered IN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-02
UNION c.as:aL LOTTERY, No 81.

win draw on the 29d August, 1897.
Rich Scheme.
10000 Dollars 2490 Dollars
1000 Dollars $ OF LOCO Dollars
5000 Dollars 10 of 500 Dollars
2 600 Dollars 10 of $50 Dollars !,
= OF Si00. 46 Of 500, % of $50, lI5o OF
Sl2, and 1890 prizes Of SO.
24,804 Tickets. Price of Tickets &c.
Whole Tickets, Halves. Qiarters, and Eighths
IN the greatest variety OF numbers, can be had
at the Office Of
8. & NJ. ALLEN & Co.
Peansylvataa .fuenue, Darlington Gin,
Who have distributed 10 the late Lotteries many
valuable prizes, and where a continuance Of
good luck may be expected.
'orders for Tickets by mail. enclosing prize
Tickets or Cash, viii meet with prompt at,en.
ton. August q
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-02
$4,000 dollars
$4,000 dollars
100000 dollars.

100000 is more than three times
the amount of the whole revenue taxes
of the State.
Our Legislative gentlemen talk very
much about economy in the use of pub
lie money-are very cautious of sup
porting any academy or other useful
public establishment, for fear oil increas-
ing the taxes. Now, if this calculation
be correct, it will be in their power to
save the state more than three times the
amount of all the State taxes every year.
If we are not mislnformed, The amount
of the revenue in the gross, is 446,527
dollars, multiplied by 8, is ~i,sS9,s1i,
which is l60,6s9 dollars less than the
amount OF expense in maintaining the
useless dogs of the State.
Lynehburg Press.