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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10
NOMINATION ELECTION.

The Democratic i.enu.,licar Electors Of New CaAlc
ionrty s bear ~ nind that pursuant resolution of
ne kcd Lion Meeting ~ June last, they will hold Elections
g their respective Humid eds, Saturday, the I'll renh o.
fmgns mex, to nominate Candidates for The GfFcrs
+ Sheriff aad Coroner, and TO choose Delegates to the
Red Lon TO form the County Ticket.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, MEETING
in KENT COUNTY.
a, large and respectable meeting of the Democratic
Republicans Of Kent County, convened at The State House
u Dover, pursuant to pubic notice. Saturday the a8tl,
Il" Jay, 1897, ABRAHAM PIERCE called the Chair and
SrEARMAN appointed Secretary.
Rrsof1ed That this meeting do now appoint Ten COME.
rees Tor Kent County to meet at Dover Tuesday tbs
2ot DAY ct August next ensuing the Conferees of New
castle and SUSSEX for the purpose OF selecting suitable
person 20 be supported BY the Democratic arty at the
ensuing General Election for Representative in tie Con
gress ct the United States. Whertupon Isaac Davis and
Presley Spriance, IT. for Duck Creek Jacob Stout and
Samuel Price Cor Little Creek DIR. John Adams. and Eze
kiei C"wgll for Dover; Tho Wainwright and Geo. r.
Fisher for Murderkl and JOIN Wallace and Benjamin
Potter tor Mispilon Hundred, appointed
Resoved That this meeting do appoint a Commit
tee Of Ten from each Hundred in the County,
the State House in Dover Tuesday the 2Sh day of A
gust next ensuing. for the purpose of selecting suitable
person for the office of Sheriff of Kent County, and Of
forming County Ticket to be snpportedby the Democrat
the first Tuesday in October next Whercupnn, Abraham
Pierce Abel jones' john Spruance James D. Wilds Alex
ander Murphy, Geo Woos James NJ. Downs Isaac Short
William Ruth and Enoc' Spance, for Duck Creek James
Scotch, Geo. Stuham Benjamin Husbands. Obadiah Vas
hell, Elias Madam, John Wright, John Bell Abraham
Moor, Jacob NJ Hill and Gnsavus Wilson, for Little Greeks
John Adams Martin Ford, Andrew Galley, Charles Kim,
mey, VIM II. Wells, Tho. M. Stout, Isaac buckingham
William Nickerson Tho Green and Martin w. Bates, for
Dover; Joseph Burcinal, Joel Clements, Jacob Boone,
Esq, Tho. T. Temple, MADDEN Smith, Samuel 1Lrau by,
William Whitaker, John Downs Thomas Pickering and
John Chambers for Mnrderkill G. r. Beswick, James
Harrington, James r. LoAand, Henderson Coli S, Samuel
Wise, William Hether, William Harp, David Reed, Isaac
Graham aud john Coyngton, for Npllon Hundred were
appointed.
Ktso'red, That William IT, Wells, William Huntingdon.
Robert Flame, John Adams and Henry Stout be
tee OF correspondence for the ensuing year
Resoi1ed That this meeting do adielrn 10 meet at
this place on Tuesday the 2Sh dag Of August ens-
ing. ABRAHAM PIERCE, Chairman.
ErFARafA r.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10

MARRIED-On Saturday evening the h inst. by the
Rev. John + Peckworth, Mi. EBENEyER LUTON 10 Miss
ELIZA FURGERSoN, both Of &c County Maryland.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10

Being aware Of the intense anxiety 10 see Gen. JACK.
soss reply to Mr. CLAYs Letter, have anticipated the
usual hour Of publication. We also lay before readers
at the request Of humber OF subscribers the Speech
of Mr. MDurrIE, at Hamburg TO which we alluded in our
last These interesting papers presented without
mcnt believe that readers have intelligence and
rmness sufficient TO form and express opinions for them
selves,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10
Wheel of Fortune.

.New Yurk Lottery,
S Class, to BE drawn Wednesday the 18Th Of August
Scheme II Prize of SIS COO; Of 400 of 2,s00
Of 2000 1T 1850; OF $500: OF 1926; Of 900;
nf 50o 10 of $50; 25 Of As Of So 90 of go 1850
Of 10; and 1880 Of 5.
Ticket s5-Half s2.5o-Quar,er sl,25-Eighth IS cents
10 be had in grea, variety Of Numbers at
f.. RaRkER.S
Gisiry Prompt and Lieky Office,
No. e.. Market Street, Wilmington
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10
NOTICE.

II HEREBY tender my thanks to the citizens Of New
Castle County for the interest they have manifested
ward me a candidate for office Of Sheriff. and take
this method of informing them that have declined stand
ing poll at the nomination meeting
Aug. E. 1927. JOHN A. NAUDAIN.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10

Correchon--In the communication from " loDNEY' pub
shed in the last paper, in the last line of the paragraph
next 10 the last for Integrity read niquiiy.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10

We must again the Indulgence of several
pondcns whose favors unavoaby deferred for short
time; but they shall be disposed Of according to their
merits
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10

Mr.. Wing, the present Delegate in Congress
from Michigan, has been reelected by majority
of screen votes. The result of the election,
throughout the Territory, was as follows: tor
Wing 1o4o, Bdde 1853, Richard, GIG.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10

The Treasurer Of the American Colonization Society ack.
nowedges the receipt of $685. from the Isl to The 18th OF
July asl--principally collections made in Churches.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10

Do not accustom yourself to swear-therc are word,
enough in the English language Sufficiently expressive Of
all our passioass
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10

.9ttorneys nnd Phss!ciaas.-- As twp 81 these,
gentlemen were sitting together in public house,
the doctor began 50 repreach the attorney wit.
the number Of strange words which the law IN
daisvs in, VIZ. :" Nsbcas Corpus fici tacias,
&c. and, amongst others, asked what was meant
bv tic words Decking ~ enta.'' "Why,
'iuctor.o replied the attorney, lit is doing what
you will 70, a. with ycsr patients lit i, Suffering
recovery.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10
FRIDAY, august 10, 1927.

Frown Indignantly upon dawnng
one portion OF the uAioa from anothcr' WASHINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10

1t is certain sign Of m II 'N.ar. y Re inclined
to DESTINATIONS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17

again &c authorized, and is condition ~oud % ire
rnCy the same rs f thrt act ~ Parliament at ma,
been made. All ;E's wpuii hc very clear and nuc-
qnroca', hn for tne Tvnainiug trrt Ui the paragraph
in the 10Th section u! the act. which saws that If any
goods. whatever, sal! be i;.0rtPj from shipped
tie purpose OF being pu''"d 10, any such
island ,G america the West ladies aiiy totelrn
ship or vessel, after trade AID Intercourse there. 9TH
siali ha,e been p-olbileI By any such Order of
Majesty Ia tonncil issued under thc authority of this
ac" all such goods with tho shpcr "cssc So. shall be
forfeited. Thus the rrovisious OF The section appear
be contradictory TO themselves, and leave in Doubt
whether !, meant that the prohibiiory Crdor in
Council wuuld revive nd the free por, acts
repealed by tic act OF Parliament would opcaie as
total introduction of trade and in;oicourse in cur
vessels, wall, the interdicted Colany.
fo. au;hnriIej the British Government
the proposal OF nung thi; intercourse in other res
pccts Ga 'hc footing uvon which place, by she acts
Parliament an the act of Cong rS, hat with removal!
"fthe discriminating duties both sivs, aud parcnar
" that the duties the schedule G, of Actnr Pariia-
mcn Of Geo. CHI ~, ami schedule e, Of the
act o Geo v. CHI. 1l9. the pnr Great Britain and
the foreign tonnage duty AID additional mpos, upon Bit
'sh vessels, om the Gracd PORTS the part ,
States, should y" mutually repealed ts proposal should
be accepted, it mHy ba carried into effect by act OF
paramcnt upon the passage Of which the csicnts prnc
anaiion would Immediately DC issued may greet!
upon ~ convention, which hereby authorised
Si ana 10 transmit Eat ratification \ fun power
IS enclosed 10 be- use if required. The Parliament
or the Couvenon. should exc:t in the r.oy, or all
l:nmrm, by Colonial laws should apply To an .h
enumerated ports. Should !ha offer declined Won ;r
receive nay proposition which may I've stead
for reference This Government"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17

ran :. e .NllIps,t, q.
Tie leading article ui the Enquirer OF Tie Cir ;n,,
begins thu:
"hir John Quincy Adams was tsoincd up in anti re-
rubca" principles, and has given many proofs in his old
age That he has not departed oin ;hem lis father what
ever ne ms' have hccn dorins the oi the Revolution
was poisoned with monarchy Il arisocracy curing his en-
haSsy Ia London, i7GG7 G wrote three books Ia con
vert thc American people doctrines Mr. q
Adams was bora In the Inheritance oc these rrrcnl,
lad them rcu!c1cd Upon hi;n ao,, eu.rcr by
parental au'h"riy, aud confirmed by foreign residence in
tie counts OF Europe His earliest writings latest acts
bear t'a Impression 81 h rayy training, aud becomes
serious qrs'n with the ycabiic1n pe,t octhc Areri-
'""reo''' whether III can ely the preservation
"i our fffH0tica" Institutions with such IA man"
Could the author OF such sin!T as the forcronc ono
taan cc!ic"c 'at 1t would have any where an effect
correspondent 10 lis general design: Similar caiun
ny was re ea'ol TO safety dur ing TIC last canvass Tor
t"e pres'GcacE, bet in Sach attacks upon the
memory OF the deceased John Adams oiet, 10 be post
ponce, IL policy IT lcas; until , almost unvcrsa! dcs
cant iii honor o That rlemofv, has ceased 10 vibra;e
on 'hc ~ c ear and heart Has the nation been pay.
ing III en- crest l'n'nage to tie of WAS
poisoned srI;a aoa'1ciy ana a7il:oc,acy:o The I'M
pcaiion IS a i6c! upon the country.
--S2s
TIL, lien. Levi Woodbury., T.. s. Senator from n
Hampshire. - a this tins strenuous advocate OF
Gen Jack en- We g We the following extract from
his Fmdce,icu Of NJ Adams Grafton :" published in
1871. to show his feeling a, that time; not: however
10 rcprocate the man. bnt mercy nate the incou-
sis:ercy Il" the Statesman These "reminiscences arc
o,cat;;nes Of essential servco.--C Esser C;u-.
az" are aware. ;hat the attacks en- Mr.. Adams ma
nave bern Sharprnci by hch do the
lie mas splendid qualifications 81! the highest
Tho tnon y s1mc Ccia'ise his jnccndjarics. in Tie
Ec jar supremacy, diraiy scattering 6raa9x ana
?oSon' u hehoves every we'll wisrer the republic
awake II is oac IF Mr. .9dans prcuiGr crccllencics
iat while ina is second sin talents and experience
re ancs nehcr personal isnce ereyii6n for what
should always he she fee st nf free people. The dis
cusSirn premature Tic election and its bear
ines TOO distant Bat IN the time The character OF
M 4oinS IS destined 70 Dc na,gied and cyuied cY
f$ bRITIsT sVcopHASTs tho sinister views DEMA-
@""rEa' WHOSE PATH 10 oFFICD Is "BsTRUCrED
MS VIRTUES, let the tempest rage
Nm honest man is still al un'noved rock,
~Nas!rd whittier, but not aiken by the shock
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17

an! n':Ut0l y2,g "oftac st~at We can hy 40 ca.s
ad1;t.
~ l'ii'; ID admit, HAT having reference TO the
~cr"c'.'n "'hc "rC"lrai'on ia "i9, it ragh to have
been uacxPcci,i. T. has been seen tlat The United
States then x2ic,ily ircI.:ri ccc,iinr article
winch wo'll have opened ie Colonial ports, because
u would bare reserved Great Britain the Iig. oC
laying, II thC CCianll ports, higher drij npou art
ccs q! ~" Growth p:,!ucc, manufacture, of the
United states tan "Gu '''e IKE articles of the growth,
produce, or Nanulc'HrC ~ Great BriiIan or her
Colonies. The act of Parliament, 3 Geo. " ci, A.
(a: IN Ja1. 1872 o?Cn"! the Colonial ports W ::h
threat 90 ca;c t!rn a~liI, OR rather niolb all
tad. AMI intercourse Iii thouf If il should moi he
accced 70 III all its parts of 2Sircgc, without regard
10 u.s. conditions OF restriction, the other rpstr;c
to'S' u'er ''hoh lie 'vi!" must We, il 1T ALL &C
ccrri u'dcr'o"k TO 10, by British L,,cs that the
reserved rii 10 do which had uncu,,ivacay ref,
Cd iu aCCe,c 10 = corupact In the cnr,.o Of ,L,
conference with Mr.. Canning | PROV ell MS TO him
ny reah';,g To h"A 'tn parts OF The join. letter from
Nies7"s Ga!lau ;d i;,ssh 10 this Department nj 20,h
ot'ubcr 1918, relating TO the subject, and the extracts
from your letters Of 18th jane, ana III, Scr,cnbor
li2 connected sith II. he duties IN the schedule
o: tie act OF Parliament, al upon articles of the
Ef5t necessity To the West India CCloD;ce. arr,,r
which be furnished the, oniv from, Ito r,;,o1
Hhtcs or from tc aGioina:r North Ane.cao R,;iish
'SS; A'h articles constituting a.tnost all the vau-
able exports al!o"cd by lie act of Parliament a,d
c1Hsn'nahe IN he Cupa!eg. They arc all unon E-eaI
:'S, jice s'o,i 0ni fbc; and tie whole of ;he, arc
ecu 'aien 10 ~ average OF at least ten per cent upon
the v1e n ihe Articles ofticsc articles the live stock
| w l = :, ' , "I h''"''ed n;y from Tue Nor
we" ra'iS" Tue tn:tcd States Could ii possibly be
supposed that, while from the rorts of the state ri
name. such articles, rnr'r--f into Jamaica ST. Kits
,cr rant ,,-,n ~: =" ',"o"eu VII" GUY OF ten
p,oy,,c, ot W -; "a. s1'' ''t!c',s n 'ie
tier, co,li io ~, - 100 '"n,''eu dn'y Tree
,,..o,s IS Ill.,, 49,, 1911 . ','o,H 'e'"eeh lie
'c@a!s ~ Inc Two countries, III which they shcu! or
l,is air. i,,e,,s;r- ~ h - =, 1-'u - we a', |"
R,unswicl, ,ni,,i.,. - -, ~ ~" go , ron, ne"
or .,iont ,r,ls Cr,,o, f,,,,. q. ~ ~ 'e''
s,r-;nt ,,I,, ~, ,os.,I ry =, "e ''r'o"' re-
b.i,,,t ~ r,,,,n ., a., i,;., Nus, osPait IN
oxn,r ,nt, u.,, ~ ,.,.,,, -, - 80 y ''n al
& wo,,,L iiard ho ,, ,,t - ~ 'eclF'''-
,s.i,inn cnuA ..,oarn ,I, .,orn e ~ ~ - " 'o'''
Tie nc; cr i,onGrr.s ,,nr.F,, -,
tAe tru;IaI s;to,cs IN ;,r,.;, - - " l',>S %
rar,s cr,,,a.o tod in ia, ..t - - ,;, "'".
mo-, Tho, ;j.r,ic,l to,,,s 49, 80, :, :'e"'' Jul NOV
Tho ,,;c,i,,s RI 80 -, ~ :, :. w "
r.,ts not ,.,r,. - .I ''n' orc ""'"'e''
set If p, rI:,,,o,f L,,, ., ,t I: Wv ,i'"I
,;n,., .r,lc T., ,ro f,Ioi ~ FFo" ''.I A'te'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17
IS &c sseey oegu Sg 1D5g.
TUESDAY MORNING, April n, Igo7.

TIE LGii|cS.--Whcn the fair seq ,,cx,l,. .;,h ,;
ocs' hume says 1t denotes high state of public ex
c'e'nent. Whenever tiey take n hand tl.ey are for
pe'e''S ~ once 10 oxreni;ies-th the uknu ratio OF
men, IS the p'fIaa ratio OF women. Blows with Them
Pre'aoc The use of 'nider argumeutslve are induced
10 make these oesevat.ons in consaouence of beirs
informed by Prince Edward correspondent. that a
lazy OF tia' county, when structures on the Prince
edward Affecting in favour CT Mr. Randolph appeared
expressed wish 10 horse whip the Editor of this po
per- and her determination 20 attempt IT, We rorre,
exceedingly that we had no, been apprsed Of the lady,,
wishes 'nd the lady IS name, few days earlier-!or
"'''s "i'"n few days, passed through Prince e.
"ard' We should have taken Infinite pleasure in submit,
ing TO the chastsetncnt Of fair enemy Sure vo
a'e that blows inflicted By hand so fair. must hare
been delightful Like the faithful spaniel, we wond
have Kissed the hand that clas,ised us-nav for tb,,
matter we world willingly have extended the conr-
'csy 10 The rosy lips that pronounced The threat
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17

They may enter direct
from tie United States, or
from any other port of
America, or from the Brit
ISL possessions in Europe.
They are allowed 70 ,m-
port not only the enume
rated article. hut MI 9th
ers not entirely prohibited;
and among the articles, the
exclusive carriage of which
is reserved TO them. arc ar,
;icles nf ,:.e first necessity
20 The Colonies and staple
EXPORT from the United
states, on the important
articles which, in common
with the vessels of the
| nitcd States, they may
import direct from tho Uni
led States If they do so
import them, the ten per
cont. duty ad valorcm must
be paid. But they may
import the like articles
from Great Dr itain or from
The North American to the
W est India Colonies, dufy
Gee; they are liable 10 no
export bond, may trade
from Colony 10 Colony
may export cnrgoes for
any part ofthc British do
miniuns in Europe or A.
mcr;ca, and pay no expor,
duty, nor, unless they
ChOnse, to return 10 the
United States.
American vessels NAV
bring, from the enumera-
ted ports any articles, the
expectation which, from
those ports, is permitted ~
;hc British laws.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17
E.s1ael orn Lener d.on unahiurto.,

WHY DO you 80, ask the Editor of Tie u. S. Tc,p-
graph something about the urge Jackson meeting held
here SOHO time in ite month Of February las;?VGer
Van Ncss. president, &c. Gen. Green, believe
Uttered every resolution and bad almost every thing
say--t"cre were about twenty PERSONS perhaps WHO
vent with view Of taking part in the proceedipgs-
he balance laoou fory) like myself spectators.
come VI JacSsons friends here outrageous about
nc manner III which the business was conducted
Inc reason as is alleged, Why the proceedings were
not published -, that Gen. Van Ness too much
'ni'sposed 10 report tber!--The true reason is
That hs number o. the Generals friends were small,
"nd composed of suC, B7aierjuis There are as yo7i
know great ,Gauy gentlemen employ ed in digging.
Tor perhaps gyaduarg would be better on the capi-
TO! square and o;her places. Such zero they who
principally composed il'o meeting
From the returns which have bc en- received there
said remain ionbC Of tbe election of oyernor
Lincoln, as Governor Of Massachusetts; and Of NJ
Fynlioso1, as Governor Of Connecticut.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17

Nlc so'u "ioniai potts jtnE ,ij sAci-c inr,utra g.
Rii,an, and The other Driii, Colonies themselves and
That, unid such proof shall be yvcn British vessels
and their cargncs coming tJon the Colonies to The H.
States must continue 10 pay foreign TONNAGE aud
ten per cent adli' ona npos duties. Notice of this
has been given by Air. Canning 10 the Brush t>opsuls
!" !e'cF which has been Published, and ,vhc!. voa
VIE !iu IN one OF 'i'2 newspapers herewith sent Na,
'ofai in'eiscnccr OF goth May, 1925 By the rcspcc
i've regulations of The countries The oresen, ccn
dI'ion OF the trade is rs fellows:
"e intercourse between tic ports Of the United
St0tos aui the enumerated Colona. norris ;s onc, ~,
The vessels of both parties
by the British. rcsua British vasse,s are al
IONS, American vessels nit,cd into , enumerated
.u,''cu i"o 'ae enumera ports, and others, without
ted ports only direct from rcs;,if,;cn
the United Siacs Tbay
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17

b tho hmerican rcsn-
la,ions, British vessels from
the enumerated ports arc
admitted, il laden, into the
! nitcd States, only with
carsocs OF Colonial pro-
duce.
They arc all7:7ei 10 take
return carG0cs only direct
to the enumerated ports.
They pay the fn.c;gn
tonnage duty ofniuety four
cents per ton, and the for
n;gn ten per cent. addition.
al imPost on their car
rocS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17

hey are in no case com .
PEELED 10 return. to tie
enumerated ports.
They are exempt from
the foreign tonnage and
additional inpos, da;;cs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17

If they tall return car
goes, icy must give ex-
pp:t bonds for ,aiing them
in the port or ports of
the United States FOR which
oniy they can clear out.
And, IN most, il not all, OF
the w est india Colonies,
they pay an export duty Ct
from four 10 five pes cent.
I'd yalorc-.l.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-09

To the Editors oithe V,llsge Re-
cord AT the celebration of Indepen-
dence this year we had exhibited Sc
verai specimens Of wine which have
been examined in both the cities Of
Philadelphia and Baltimore, and pro.
nounced by good Judges equal to the
best foreign wines. The vmt yards in
his neigbbourhood are extremely -four.
lshing. and the vintage Of last year at.
ordes a handsome profit 10 their propri>
etors. The Tuffcaunm vineyard, the
oldest and most productive, is now
worth near a thousand dollars az acre,
and Yields more .han the interest OF that
money. A geutlemanten miles below,
who eight years ago pat on ten acres in
he white mulberry assure me the field
.elds him annually, beyond all expen-
RS, six hundred oollars-or the inter-
81 OF ten thousand dollars. Sewing
silk Of he most beautiful thread and co.
Tor is now made for expectation; and
all the lads and girls 90 a eour.iug and
get married IN silk stockings and dres-
SEES OF their own manufacture.
Pha. pap.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-09
TEE LADIES

a LITERARY. MORAL AND RKLIoIa Us aAzsrTE.
Published az HarrisJtrg, Pa.
HE publication OF The SouyxNra wss com.
y menced on the Oh day OF June last, and
continued to the present tine. The large in
crease OF patronage it has since received. has
determined US 10 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 g devoted wholly devoted to Literature e,
Morality and Religion. and IS intended for the
parloug,--s interesting and i, siricting work
TOR Ladies. An elegant engraving tor the head,
and the superior paper on which it is printed,
makes Il inferior, in appearance TO no literary
production in the Union, aad he chespness Of
the subscription will enable every one, Intenes
ted IA the rising genius Of the day to procure it.
The Terms are 81 so, in advance. but if pay.
ment IS delayed. s., Will invariably be de.
manded
All communications directed to G z Ludwig
Harrisburg Pa. IT post psid, viii be attended to
GSu6sefIbers received al tbs 0Ece.
august ?
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-09

NotlCE.-AM those who became purcha
~ sers atthe sale OF Jacob Hoffman, are in.
formed that their respective obligations will
fs.l Que on to morrow and that they are lett
with the subscribe for collection-Those in.
terested, will take .,otice, that il they are not
speedily paid, suits will be brought TO compel
the same. PHILIP CAgpFR
Tuscaroia, July 1o -3t.
uJFor the convenience of those concerned.
the subscriber will attend al the Globe Tavern.
in Msr'insburg, on MONDAY the 1871 inst. for
the purpose OF receiving payment; those filling
TO pa, on that day, may expect suits to be
brought immediat ely. p. CAREER
August 2.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-09
M~ARTiNsBURG, VA. THURSDAY. AUGUST o. 1897.

IT, subscriber will dispose of, for Cash.
on Monday the 1S.h ms, before he
Court House door of BerseIey county. 4 Ekr,y
GIRL about fifteen yeats OF ase
la'e The properly OF Hiatom d. .ILAer. dec3d'
ne IS not offered tor sale tor any I. ult. and win
De sofa to no other than a good master residing
10 this or The adjoining counties.
MICHAEL HENSgL. .4dn'r.
August 2. Gg,h "A. nm asnrn.J
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-09
Harvesting in

~HARVEST-Harvesting 10 this
district isjust over, and both hay aud
gram have been housed in capital order.
The crops, TOO, were uncommonly hea.
Wy and productive: aud from what We
nave heard and seen, this remark will
apply TO the whole eastern portion Of
our state. We have promise too Of
abundance oil fruit and summer crops.
Miners Jour.