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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15
Boarding-School for Young Ladies.


RT r. s. MRS. HAMILTON will resume the duties Of
ISA their Seminary the first day of October next
This Institution has operation for the
last two years The generous support which it has
we'd from the polite aud LIBERAL its
has far exceeded The sanguine
cPas and from its present arrangements, they feel assured
II will be still more entitled pub'ic appobaton
The number of pupils ieceved into tie SEMINARY j.
limited.
in afegaar continued system OF Academic Studies en-
hEaeng all the Scientlhaud Ornamental branches neces
saTy to complete the female education.
The Seminary is located in the aihy situation in
is City the school looms extensive, and the sleeping
6onrs spacious aud airy. The young ladies be in
sueted IN the rules of politeueSs while every
Tii be made 10 nculcatc and vituous PRINCIPLES
IN addition TO the usual school bours. boardcrs will
lcceive priva iusteGttioa in the evenings.
Fre Seni.:dy open the reception the rarcns ard
gua,6ans Of the scholars aad such fiends they may
tnuk proper TO invite to inspect
Cises.
The most competent teachers employed in the various
departments: the Seminary is furnished with Globes,
complete collection of Maps, also Philosophical Che
I1eal apparatus sufficiently extensive demonstrate the
inSiruciiuns Of the teachers.
Terms pei session of 10 MONTHS payable half yearly in
advance
In ing all the branches Of English Educa lio
Guiding English Grammar RcAd ding Compositions Wri-
ta Arithmetic, Geography and the Of the Gols also,
Bellcstetcs. Elements Chemistry Natural nd Moral
Philosophy and History SD. The Latin Creek french
Spanish aud Italian Languages, cac $24 Music 500.
board $3.50, Drawing and Painting III Water Colours $50,
Velvet Painting $50, Entrance and Fuel 81 Each board
q will furnish herself with pair Of sheets pair pllov
CsStS and towels.
Richmond, Va. 9Th Srga. 1921 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15
LAND.

oHe piece or parcel OF Land estimated three
hunTed acres be The same less, lying COIN
OF Fowiatan the south side Of the Gainesville road
anu bounded by the lands of 3. Palmore, Miller J.
9atto' the oi6 court house tract aud the said f;aers-
vile road; being that pat which remains unsold Of the
tract oil land, estimated to contain 800 acres, on hch
said '" Mosby The elder, lately esicd, which was
cOmYsyeb by said .leed NJ ,rns,.=--
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15
COI.nAIRLa

The editors ofthe New Yol Dale Algar,i,,u
been favored with Bogoto papers OF July 22d and 2Gt
They contain several interesting articles is tngh b
expected tie unntclIg,ble rutDour about San,snder
Is groundless. SS
Iransiatsd(rdr Me ,Vttc Yorf DaUv .q5se,9s5g.
BoGurA, July &c
we have Just learnt that tie government have re-
celVed communications from TIE Libcrator il, Whit
ne announces that be las different bodies Of troo, :
on The march, for the purpose supp essnq the d.
toToances in the South; and that lis Exceencv SIN
hoped tranquility would be restored by the rs.gsn,s
ta6en by the Executive, in which case The pyesenaa n
We troops would be unnecessary. We u.dor ri
mai their movements to be REGULATED bv n,o &c.
'trnctons they receive from U6s civ Thus are d;s
SPaed I've minors lately circulated and tho ground
less reports against the Liberato,'s DESIGNS
JWy 22d The meritorious Cen of division J. H.
taIdsVa lately comGand1pt general Of the nxllis, '
colombian division Of Bolivia, has arrived al Popsyan,
/ Tor The purpose OF yindcatug himself before the com
petent tribunal against the charge Of having cxeCujsa
sa'geant IN adt city. lie distinguished himself ~
Ayacucbo, and has increased his high reputation Sy
submitting 10 the arbitration Of the laws
The same paper contains extraCt from The life
W sti6gton which u ConclUd 5Y recommending r.,
Bolivar to Iniiae his virtues, and trust 10 time 10
! justify him against his enemies.
Communicating from tie ErccUiiye Poorer 10 lie I5r4ac
Francisco Pasio SaDtanJer, &c u his ExcelIercy
Simon Bolivar, Liberator Of Colombia
!Pq'@-cg'Hs G2ESlEgs7f&7 Bqgaic, TIRE Z,fs27-r-'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15
William and Mary COLLEGE

'HE Visitors OF William Mary COLLEGE ne
10 assemble in their Cunvocatiou Room the .h dav
or the present moph Tor the purpose of dup,in such
snie as may be called for by The lamented death
Pres"ient " ilmer The imducnment TO punsia attend
amca viii be apparent to all. JOHN Tyler, Rector.
Sept ID ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15
pR0TYa2TTS

III Tic Richmond .uanqgacto1y, opposite 6c IJiiqn
Hotel
FEJfH subscriber respectfully informs the farmers and
n planters that he has hand, greater variety
of PLOUGHS than has before been offered this
maTket-Among which, are McCorrrick's one, two and
Tires horse, seii-shapeners, his barsare,
rovements; Reyercomhs and the improved baryhae; also
F'eehoIn and other cast niougns. unusually cheap.
a"s e WI. PALlFTB.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15

W.T. oncannans statement, stamping Cen, Jac,ssnn,s
letter 20 Garter Beverly with falsci3o was receyto
III kentucky abont the 22d uItino. q letter rror,
aris, IN That State, TO the Editor IF The Na,nnai
journal says:--"A Ch'icothe paper arrived al PARIS
last night containing Mr.. Buchauan's letter 1t has
spread dis'nay and confusion in the ranks oil tho Cen
etais friends Many declare thcr viii support Kim
no longer Some more desperate affect To believe
"UGlcss the General can devise some rocbos of co..
ing out o the difficulty, which cannnt anticpate
III must, according 10 present appearances ruin lis
"prospecLs.' ~ 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15
SLAVES.

Also Il Slaves, 10 wit: Peter his wife Kitty, with
their two children Mary and John Jimmy, and her three
children, Lucy, Judy and infant; joe Harry To,n
George jimmy Bridget, Nancy, Hebe and nagar; among
which are goad plantation henGs, and Aouys-
screams, as any in The commonwealth
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15
Vol. IV.-No. GO.

favorable testimony OF such einine ut nc Tim
10 whom have "eierred. When we turn from his pub,
lie TO ms private life, find that republican sinplici
~ whIcn characterized his distinguishes predecessors
Mr. JefeTson;-pain, transformations and nar,bIo COW
anoiog inc respect, without exciting the awe of os,.
VITO appraach him; cool, deliberate and caloulatpr.
ne carries 10 the investigation of public matters mind
richly stored with political scientific ard General kn
iedge Devoted 10 the transaction OF public affairs he
aentes himself the least indulgence, and perhaps sits
up later and rises earlier than any in the govern
eoI VI exemplary morals and the mast sincere and
unpre'end'ng piey, the tongue of malice is defrd TO
point cut an exceptionable trait in ms private clarac
Ter such Is the character of the individual who ia now
'e heau o, 'oe government and who ably end faith.
fully, as oil admit discharges the duties of hi, hoh -
home aud abroad.p -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15
Improved Patent Spring Saddle.
aug II--Sr

iEIOVtu H0CIIC SJFIIlS DaUuIC.
VAIL and see the Improvement have made ON T. c.
~ PRErTYNAH's P.3IE.NT SPRING SADDLE
The utility and afrs the rider will surely re-
coninfel il.
RYE ON IE4ND,
An elegant OF Plain aud ShaGed Saddles
Plated 5tirrup Irons hard and SOLDER English and
Whips aud Spurs, Bride Bits, plated and American
Best and Common Carriage and Gig Harness Rear Skius
C"'fy Combs Carriage and Gig Guitars of eve ry desc,ip
tioN, on accommodating terms. DAVID JACKSON
Main street between the Eagle Hotel
and Va. Banks the opposite side
aug 20 IS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15

Aud also, all the Horses, Nudes stocks of CaHie Iors
ard Sttce0 WGggons aud Carts Houscbod aud kitcten
FtTe Of the said w ade Mosby elder, conveyed bv
said trust deed, with one CGrridge and Harness.
TERMS OF S.lLE.
The Zeal Estate 10 be sold credit six, twelve
ans eighteen mortils-rqual Instruments with an
proved security, and deed of on the prore1v "a
secure the paymentsThe Personal Propersy on credit
ofs aud twelve moniIsequal insalmcuts- bonds with
approved personal security Purchases exceeding ten
dollars to be paid in cash.
1T is believed that the title to tho above property is per-
fccily dear and free from all membranes and claims
save the deed under which This sale To be made R,n
the undersigned, actiig as trustee ouIy viii convey only
the ritlc vested IN him. WM. W. MOSBY, Tlustee.
August 22d, 1897. MI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15

Cbarac'cr Of .1Irt .ldams.-D-. IIenry, in lis late
circular to the voters Of the 2h Congressional District
OF Kentucky, after answering IN mos, powerful aud
conclusive manner The many charges in circulation
gaiusi MIR. Adams both political and Dsrso1aI o,vos
The following account Of bis manners and habits Of lle
Let The people Of Illinois contrast this character with
the most favourable that Of Jackson and
decide upon the PrePonderance Of public and private
WORTH Illinois Cfaz.
81 delight to dwell upon the Character Of an irdvi-
dual who Cornes recommended 70 our conf f-nco m ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15
Chesterfield Land for Sale.

August 9th. 1872.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15
Horses. Stock. Furniture. SC,

rnfs, as any in the commonwealth.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-26
NEW GOODS.

OF this springs Imporia,ioas, consisting in parsl
As follows, via: sup. Bue and Biack Cloths
SUP Blue and Black Cashmere, Mkt C.s<,.s
and ssuenetts, Nigonia Cashmere. Union My
lures, Striped floremein, Rsil-Road Drilling
Frenth Brown do. Fancy coloured prin,s.
Black and White Call,eues. Rail- Road Calico.
striped Snghans. Piad Gnghams, ch,,,an
Dresses. Cambria Muslins, Jsckenet do. Hook
do Mil-Muil do. Swiss Muslin Points. gsIt
k'bons. Fancy Gsule Ribbons, Bombsze get and
bonhszInes, 7.o aud : 8 irish Linen, Grass
Cambr,c, Renting and Lancn Cambria, Bolivar.
Straw lia,s. Cunp Cottage Boupets. Paints.
Drugs, SC. Sc. sc.
--.fLSe-
A good sssortmen, OF Qnsen's & Glass Wares
Grocenes OF all kinds, t,sr Iron, Castings. sl,e.r
Crowley and BIster'd Steel; all which they arc
determined TO sell As low as the same kind ~
Goods are TO be had N ANY town in the Valley.
they respectfully invite every person disposed
to purchase, TO cali and examine their coo,ls
and judge tor themselves.
WILLIAM LONG.
JAMES T.. EkSKINE,
JOHN w. STEWART.
April 20 TT
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-26

pUbLic SALE The undersigned, Admin
= 'strstor OF J'srph .sierrard, deed. will, ON
Saturday, the 2o,h day OF Nay next. OFF, for
sale, At the Stone House Tavern. Be,keiev
county, two VALUApLE SLAVES. bet,rg.
ing to the estate OF said decd one bos. about
n'ne years odd stout and sctiye OF bis are. has
been raised Sn farm. The other Girl. about
fourteen years old. has been accustomed 10
noass work. and is remarkably active. foe
servant Terms OF sab: CAsa.
JOHN surER. .fsin'r. Of
Aprn z6.- Jsseph Slerrsrd, ass'd
GJIhe above Slaves will not be sold 10 snv
person purchasing for the purpose Of sperul.-
ton, or with the intention OF removing ,leu
out VI the state Vi Virginia.
April 20. JOHN srJRER.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-26
Translated for The ". 7. DAILY .4elvernser.
Proclamation Of the Government

proclamation of the Government
Don Andres Santa Cruz, Grand Asrshet OF
the armies @! Pera. President o. the Cou.cil OF
Government, TO the Nation:-
feruv'ans! The government of Peru would
not be faithful to its Obligations, lift uiroed 4.
dear ear to the echo which reaches il from
the most remote parts Of the republic, aud
"h'ch says, THE constitution for Bolivar WAS
not received by free will. such as - reou;red
| IN adopting poiiticslcod( 5, THE government,
cannot permit the belief tllat it had the lt.ast
connivance in this uHted expression; for il is
the guaranty OF the national freedom. and of ~.
absolute Independence. The government while
| 1t kaows how to make itself obeycd. and PES.
pected. Us sensible as1 that it ought to turn an
attentiv. ear to the Just desires of the people.
and for this reason 1t now convokes cons,i
tuent congress. to examine. arrange and sane
ton the Charter which Is TO govern us
Tins would have been done before, had not
the government been persuaded, that a spon.
taneous consent had been yielded to the const
tuition that was sworn TO A friend of the
country can desire nothing further: irregular
pretenslons would conduct US to anarchy and
confusion. Lamentable examples are too re.
cent TO be forgotten. What parricide !, is
that we are now urged TO repeat Peruvians.
trust IN blm who is ready to shed the last drop
OF ms S!ood to sustain unity AID independence.
and who sspires at no other glory than tina, il
shall be inscribed on his tomb ln this soldier
the FIRST virtue WAS the love ofCountry: he pro.
we'd 1t N the field and cabinet. and was gr;eved
at death only because he should no, be useful
TO his eountrymen," Peruvisns, The conf.
dence you have shown me now and always.
bintis me inseparaby to you. Live for my hon.
our, as SNAIL i've to your common interests.
ANDRES SANTA CRUZ.
Lima, Jan. 28th, 1897.
.4a0fher,
From the Commander in. chief of the Auxiliary
Division OF Colombia.
Citizens OF Lama, and all Peru, The free.
dom which the army OF Colombia has ALWAYS
defended, and the stability OF the constitution
which the representatives Of that republic have
sanctioned. and which We have all S worn 10 sus
tain, Is that which has placed us in arms. pre-.
ferrng to become victims OF o re volution, rath.
er than to see it fall to the ground. We have
done what We believed to be our duty. Our
position. as auxillsries in the republic Of Peru.
will be maintained, with the highest respect to
the government and the laws; and YOU may rest
secure that our wishes will ever be for the hap.
piness OF Peru.
The Commander in chief
JOSE BUSTAMENTE.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-26
SECOND MORGAN

~ 'hg'fe'1sts Disappearance The New York
D4ly Advertiser says, Peter Hasiland, a car.
nan o' respectable Character, lett his stand in
South-st. With his horse and cart or S.,urdav
evening last, on his return to his dwelling.
niOon'St. and has not since been seen or heard
o. HIS horse and cart were found IN the north
AL oil the CITY on Sunday norning-his friends
nave upon the most particular search and en-
quiry fouIu no trace OF the man whatever 1.
IS ! subject which calls upon the immediate
and palucular attention Of the Police OF the city,
and we trust no proper means will be unem.
pIoyed TO bring this apparent mystery to light.
Fire. in Cantsn.--By the ship Nautilus, a,
Boston. We learn that there have been Two fires
IN Canton. The first took place in October
A4d destroyed froGI four to five hundred houses
a"lhe French Folly The second was in No
semoer, N about the same place where there
"-Ss fire some years since, and consumed 7Ut
destroyed.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-26

NOTlCE.-Aii those Who became purca..
IN sers st the sale CT the personal nsoner,,,
OF John Wibeim. sen. deed. On q cre,i,, ~
.lx months, are notified that their respeet,s,.
obligations fell due on the z4sh irst. and 49,
prompt psyn.ent aanss be made. The situate,
OF the eststs IS such that the Exc cutor Will NJ,
compelled to sske speedy COLLECTIONS. Yar
the accommodation VI those concerned. ~.
subscribers Sia attend al the Globe Tayera. !.
haiunSbors. On Monday The 18th OF Sssu
neat, TO receive payment.
April Cot.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-26

pubiiC SALE.--Win be sold, BY Public
i Vendue. At the late re sidence of Mrs. Erx.
{. Painter. deed near Nsrtinsburg. on fri.
day, the llth day Of May next, all the person.
a property of said decd Consisting of Ilossss.
Cows, Young Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, iio.se-
hold and knchen Furniture. such as good Be,is.
Bedding, Bedsteads, Corner Cupboai d and i 3
contents, Chars, Tables. an elegant Eigf, day
CLOCK add CASE, together With number IL
Articles, not necessary TO particuiarize. Nine
months credit will be given on all sums over
three dollars. the purchasers giving bond st'n
approved security; usder that sum, cash. The
sale 70 commence early in the day, and contitl-
ue until an is sold
80. ; ;acs s s%asirz. Era
April 90.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-26
N'EW GOODS,
at Gcrraro' s-toiun.

tie undersigned having formed a 20 PART
nersbip 10 be conducted uader the firm,
OF JOHF ~ SI'EW.iRr. e. Ca. beg leaves
10 inform the rltizens VI Gertarsi's. town. the,
neigi'horhood. and the pubic generally, that.
they awe cosna.sn,e ill., Mercantile business
at the old snd wrll known Stand, formerly oc--
eup'r'i bs Mar. W,sl,an WATSON, a.d lately bv
Nc. samuel X. Wilson. deceased, where they.
are nov opeaing yegy handsome assortment az
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-26

2usz4 Blank, S4.22o Tick. @'''0
Tickets s., Halves So. Quarters 81.
Both of the above sches.es, are formed ev
the simple combinatioD Of 60 numbers. feos,
which are drawn, to determine the fate OF ~
the tickets.
Tickets and Shares. ina variety of numbers.
can be bad At the office Of
5. & NJ. AILEN& Co.
f'ennsyfvania .4renns. Washiqgsoa Cav.
VINO viii give prompt attention to ali let,ess
by mail or other wise.
Gprize Tickets always received in payn.enu
for undrswD tickets.
April %.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-26

A man named Henry Rigglr was
killed near Lancaster las, week in a
fight. His antagonist, Christian Shank
surrendered himself TO the officers oil
justice Immediately thereafter.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-26

Tuesday last a large quantity of Hail fell in
HE neigh6orhood of Back and Mill Creeks
Il j, said, that hail large as partridge eggs fell,
,,rpng the young pine and otter growth OF
heir foliage. Since that time, the weather has
been remarkably cool
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-26

Convention Us. No Convention S
"'rfeVe coifnfy.--Extract OF a letter fro,,, ".
Io'k; u nand you the annexed return of Norfolk
county election yesterday. So comols,e de,
conh'ure to the Coordination or Iack 80
party, was cruel in the extreme. h. ,nos,
sangulne friends of MIR. Newton did no, AK Snr
more than $50 in his favor and beboldi aonhIs
that number ofvot were gwen him. RI h
the Candidates made speeches. Mr.. Lovai,
certainly acquitted himself well. and Mr. NJ
ton fully satisfied his friends The coun,v naa.
pie Came dawn most powerfully, aud alIno = n
a man veted tor Newton. Nearly every vote
obtained BY Mr. Loyal was from p.r,smo",h
and the Borough. and chiefly from Jack on,sns
For Congress. Thomas Newton S63. Georwe
Loyah ". Newton's present msior,tv aus,
Elections for member of Congress men,
Der OF the state Senate, and two dee'rs,ss 81
the Legislature. took place in FAIRFAX con,,v
Virginia. on Monday last. Charles pen,on
Mercer, Esq received majority of forty four
votes Tor Congress, over his opponent. R.ber,
L. thompson, Esq. making his majority in
tho district, 29S. He is therefore q menhrr
OF .he twentieth congress. Col. Osburn ;s rlsc
ted state senator for the district Composed Of
Loudoun aud Fairfax, and Messrs. Cniches,er
ana sangster are tie delegates for Fairfax.
.iLsr1ldy.tn Gn,et-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-26

\ lie Of6ce OF the M ,srIxsDURs GAzErrE, .
: removed TO the red house, corner,ag on
" Ieeu aud Burke streets, where, as usual, all
kinds Of printing will DC executed with neat.
5sss. accuracy and despatch.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-26

On our first page We have resumed the pub.
cation Of the very Interesting "Notes on
k.n,ucky." Section IL was Published in the
,.zette of the 18th December last
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-26
Lima, January 27tn. 1927.

LlBERiA.-1he Colonization Society &C.
knowiedges the receipt OF letters from Liberia
up TO the 18th of February, representing the
colony as in the EMO, ment Of health. peace and
prosperity. The ce'onists are engaged in con.
structlng new and more extensive Notifications,
and various oiher public buildings, and are
making great improvements in their condition
The agriculture OF the colony promises well for
tins year. Tobacco is rs cents the posnd, and
none can be bought even at this rate. A valu.
able grant has been obtained of the Junk Ter
| rItory, forty miles south Of Cape Messursdo. and
factory commenced at that place. The es.
| adjustment at 81. Johns Grand BoSsa ioung
SISTERS and Factory island are st,lI paintained
and promise important advantages. The colo.
Mai Agent, MIR. Ashmun, expresses his deter.
mination to visit the United Slates early in the
| ensuing summer .2me,ic0s.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-26

The great Or Columbus, is adver-
tised Tor exhibition at Boston. He is
stated to be -four thousand pounds
weight, and is probably the larges,
IN the world. He certainly disproves
Butfoen's doctrine of the degeneraey
OF animals in A ne. ica.-DeW Press
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-26

Pine w POuh'y.-We lately republshed an
account OF the appearance of pin gradually
making its way through the fesh Of the breast
OF little child, but which Was by many disbe.
liesed as thing impossible. though some &C
counted for it IS having been swallowed in the
food. This is unquestionsbly fact, and this
is the rational way of accounting for il; no less
than three instances have occurred at my own
table IN The course OF the winter, in which Plus
were discovered concealed in the n.cks and
breasts Of poultry, which had been stuck there
10 give them smoother appearance, by pre-
venting the torn skin from showing itself The
pubic are therefore put upon their guard a.
galnst this highly reprehensble practice.
" y L. Posf.
0Price of Flour in Baltimore on Monda,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-26
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

TINS county commenced AT abo,,, h.lr 80. :,
Clock. the polls were opened. but ow,oy -
me uniavorsble state Of the weather. was ~,
closed until hsst evening. The final result, '.s
nave not learDt-at sun down ON Mond.v ,hs
vote stood for CONGRESS-. >''~
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-26

To bs drawn at Providence. on Wednesdax
the 9Th OF May.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-26

Charleston, s. C.) Aprilli.
We were yesterday politely presented
by friend with two Strawberries, each
measuring in circumference upwards OF
four inches, and weighing 5 dracAm 5, 90
gains. They are the growth OF a garden
in the neighborhood OF Cannonsbo-
rough Gazette.
At the commencement held on the
9th instant the degree of Doctor OF Me +.
dicine was conferred on upwards OF one
hundred and thirty students OF the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania. The greatest
number from any State, were from Viz
ginia, and auogns TO Al.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-26

GTPrce of Flour in Baltimore ON Monday
last, IS rs. Wheat. white, 81 10, Red, 81 ".
N hiske! 10 hhcs 90 Cts. in bbk IS cts. per gal.