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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-09

) bohER \ COMMISSION BUaiNEEs,-
- he suosefber has Jalsn an Office four
1pofs Dbor, tn i'fpnIdln Hotel, where he CON
tinnes 10 sell Iuhwco aud other produce on
commission, and VIII II future, also, transact
business aB Il Brplcr.-iir hopes 10 be- able to
rive satisfaction to ali who mn, conldc bn inos,
10 hi, care. ARCH. llA1tIlEK
Dec 10 ntsifln
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-09
10000 l1OLL9tRs

The next Capital to be drawn Tins month
Union Canal LotleIy--27th Class,
~ be Drawn 2sth Instant.
SCHEME
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-09

1HE following Numbers were drawn 70 lhr
UashiaG,on Cftg Goaoi Lottery, eiasr
TIE ffG3I3.
- . . ~ ~ 81 II 90
fTGR IND LON SHsTIM
4 DOPJED "a consequence Of rs unriynile6
s-lA fnpulatitU VIRGINIA NAtIeAlTO.
Lol THY, Fint elpss, vii bc dis~n nj ,,1s
Jug. On tie lthof Aplllnezi uadei The ~, nm
~lbenc' OF Commissioners. All ~ one aay
Highest przo 10000 Dollar.
More Pltes than Blanks.
LpI \ nm L.tls Al
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-09

Nlarch9.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14
I,il;,lA AUCTION.

cnllcct at l'oeks in ya'iaus Departments of terr
"A trc wiil he soi ~ Nuctnn q The Aucnn lto"m q
49, oors bio.y Nif's Nsri, glfnriig 'TsA"e merit
YIN ng The list are Scot life Of Hapneor, Tie Prairie,
;'naImrrs Lite o Mar. queen u scots ireland Fn'ca-
,..i Walsh. A. ped, British Campaigns Uccsewr!e' g
Narra. vc li.n. son tiamn,ato on. all rnhHS otr
medical wdls Memoirs Of Sr Iosi,a R-vrn is, Ada'i .
Roman A,tqnrrs, Barns, Works, SEQ & sNi van,ty
If o,tsr Novels &c JAMES y WHITE, -l4tsl9petr.
Dec IA
n,ED-Ia Smyrna, Dtl. Nj JOSEPH l. MHD'E~
rON ii.tcr, formerly ii this l'oin.sh
- { lie same place, % ihr lyth iea MIR. THOMAS
10, ECi,OtE E, L A,ber. u that p"cv.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14
Twentieth Congress, First Session.
.Monday. DEcEMBEn 10.
IN SEN ATE
IN SENATE

The Annual Report Of the Secretary Of the Trea
sury was communicated by the Vice President
and 1900 copies thereof ordered to be printed.
Mr. Benton gave notice that, on Monday, ht
should ask leave to introduce bill, for the retluc
tion of the United States Military Peace Estab
lishment.
The Senate proceeded to the election Of its off
GERS for the present Congress, when the following
individuals were declared to be elected, and took
the oaths of their respective Offices;
Walter Lo,crie, Secretary.
.NounJoy Bnyty Sergeant at Arms AMI Door.
keeper.
Henry Tins, Assistant Doorkeepcr.
This being the day appointed Tor the election of
the Standing Committees, the Senate proceeded to
ballot for the Chairman and members Of each in
rotation. when the following appointments were
made:
Committee Foreign Relationship Macon, Chairman
Messrs Sanford, Bell. Tazewel, and White.
On Finance MIR Smith, of Md Chairman; Messrs Nc
Lane Smith, of $. C. Paris, and Branch .
On Commerce. Mr. Woodbury. Chairman Messrs Sis
bee, McIane. Johnston, La and Williams.
On Manufactures Mr. Dckerson, Chairman; Nessrs
Knight, Rnlgely .uggles and Barnard.
On Agriculture MIR Branch, Chairman; Alessrs Bate
man, Wiley, Bouigny, and Barnard
On Military Aiars.-ATr HARRISON Chairman; Messrs
johnson, Of KY. Chandler Barto', and Hendricks
On tie Militia Mr. Chandler, Chairman; Messrs TIarr-
son, Mckinley, Marks and Tyler.
On Naval Affairs MIR iiayne, Chairman Mcssrs Rob-
bins, Tazewell, Seymour, and Woodbury.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Sanding Committees Of the House of Representatives, a
pointed by the Speaker, under the rules of the House
Of Elections -Aesss Sloane Anderson, Aston, Tuck
en- of S. c. Claiborne, Phelps, Slower.
OF Ways and Means -Messls Randolph, McDufie,
Sprsgue, Verpanck, Dwight Brent, Gilmer.
Of Clams.--Messrs Williams, Mccoy, Whtesey, Bar
Der, ui Conn. Clarke, of N Mcinrc, Ramsay.
Of Commerce. -Mcssrs Cambreeng, Newton, Thomp
son, of Geo Golhani, Barney, Harvey, Sutherland.
OF Public Lands Messrs Isaacks, Vinton, Whipple
jennings Halle, Duncan, Davis
On the Post Office aud Post R'adsAIessrs Tngham Nc
Kean Yancey, Conner, Magee, Hodges, Russell
On the District of Columbia. -MessIs Alexander Inger-
soil Bryan, Weems Kremer Varnum, Allen, of Va.
On The Judiciary -Messrs T.. p. Barbour, Livngst
Buchanan RivGs, WcklHe, Kerr, stors.
On Revolutionary Claims -Nessrs VOL. Hunt Crcgh.
ton Dickinson, Tucker, of j. Fry Icaly.
on Public observation-disclosures Jnhnson, OF n. T., J.
S. Barbour Bailey, Ma tindalc, Buck Gale, Nuckolls.
On private Land Claims - Messrs Bnckncr, Moore, of
Aabama Armstrong; Eaill. Shepherd, Bates, of Missouri
S,ert gere.
on Manufactures. Mallary, Stevenson, of Pa
rondic, Moore of Ky Wright of N. Sanherfy, Martin
On Indian Affairs --Nessrs Mclean, Mckee, Carson,
Daniel swan, Smpkn, Smith, of Indiana
On Fnre,g Affairs --Messrs Everett, Taylor OF N. Y.
Archer, Sc gea,t, Dlayton Owen, Polk.
GA Military Affairs -Messys Hamilton, Vance, Smyh,
Of Va. Desla, Floyd Of Georgia, Hobbie, Orr
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14
A BARBER V.tN'fhtn.

EN consequence OF the rec em ral Nj, HaAAs LOVE-
,,avE l.at Der IN Me lowi OF Smyrna Del. there
pes Of that proFe sion in he place. and good
orcnn; is presented tor conf es+h on ~" would
meet with Nhera sncou'a{elnent, Earlcpiary it lie u'-
dersanls rhlrhp,umy and is good den',,,.
Nee IL list
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14

The Report Of the Secretary of the Treasury
which we commence to-day, will be found unusu-
ally interesting Mr.. RUSH is warm friend Of
the American System, and to those who concur
with him in his sentiments on this subject. the lat
ter part of hi, Report, which will be published
mex. week, will be highly gratifying.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14

Nep FORK, Dec. The Grand Jury ta,e fund bills 81
indictment agans, Barton, the principal Lewis Asbu., ard
W. MI. end seconds in the late ae and Dr.. penn. the
surgeon, for misdemeanor The Court instructed then.
that bills for murder could not he found because the Of
fence committed without the bounds Of The State
The parties conc-rned understand. ate residing
prescn. al New Haven.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14
NOTICE.

yEvE S.oc,l olers Of he Wilmington & Philadelphia
4 rurnpke Com pay. are hereby tiled at ii, G.
n,n ton managers to Inc ensuing year viii be held at
Jacob Iio tons I'm lie hrs Munla! ii January neAt
BY DniT JAMES Ph.tE. Ste.y.
Dec IA 1872 l4-5t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14


.,,.r he tlree first quarters OF he
ny, ~ are estimated to have ANNOUNCED
.a,ns l5,142,89.
p"o"o A 1,2l2,0l1
w blends On Stock in the
III of tie United States, 420,O0S
,'reats OF internal du'lcs
.,d d,ect taxes, AND met
Jen,al receipts, Statement
y This item includes the
,o,o Of 602,480 dollars, as
~ first moie,y OF a sum
uaid by the Rri lsh Govern
rsu. by virtue OF a Conyen.
I'm nnder the first article OF
NO treaty of Client, for slaves
,.,red oiI by British officers
:. oon,ra,enlion OF that irea-
-. which sum, as It is Paid
MI, TO the American claim
on,s by Treasury warrantsln
.be usual form, has a place
..,opr the actual receipts OF
me year, though no part OF
the revenue
Rcpaymenis OF advances
n,,e in the War Depart
,nen.. for services or sup
lies. nrlor to the first OF Ju-
y, 1915, ''
IN NE Treasury during the
forth quarter Of the year,
GncIuding the other moiety
y The sum explained as
sboye) are estimated at
Making the total estimated receipts
ME Treasury, during the year 1927,
And. with the balance in the Treas
on The 5lst december, 1926, OF
An aggregate Of
The expenditures Of Tie
three first quarters OF the
ycar 1897, are estimated To
have amounted TO (S'ate-
mcnt y
VIZ:
Civil. Diplomatic, and Mis-
cellancous, ~'oi''op
Cribs item includes s29i,-
80, % pad to the American
claimants under the First Ar
ticle Of the Treaty ct Client
in virtue of Awards duly
made in their favor.)
Military service, including
Fottfications, Ordnance, IT,.
dian Department, Revolu-
,ionary aud Military Pen.
sion,, arming the Militia, and
arlcarages prior TO the LIST
Of January, 1917, f,foO'~i
Naval service, including
the gradual increase OF tue ..o
Navy. o,foo'ot'
Public DEBT, viz;
endorsement ct princi-
pal, sS,oo1,ogo %
o. '"'e'e 7.675,oci
And the expenditures Of
the fourth quarter are cs'l-
mated at
VIZ:
Civil, Diplomatic, and Mis-
celaneous, of~'~a3
(rhis ITEM includes 81 6a'
81, As amount of Awards nm
de- tue Pirst Article OF the
Treaty Of Ghen'.)
Military service, including
or,iicallons, Ordnance, ~.
dian Department, Revolu.
touary and Military Pen
Sons, arning the Militia,
and arrearages, prior to the
frat Of January, lol7, SOo,ooo
Na,u service, including
the gradual increase Of The oooo
Navy, o'''o'o
Public Debt, viz:
Reimbursement Of prlncl-
pal, sl,5oo, loo 10
of inleresi, a52,593 AZ
Making Tie toialexpendi-
inre Of the year 1881,
Ana leaving in lie Treasury, on the !
January. 1923, an estimate ed balance OF
twill be observed, from the above 81
receipt, into the Treasury. from all Sou'e
S25, 26O.434 81 The sum at which the,
in the annual Report of 1925 was 81
the statements and estimates applica
will also be observed, that the sums rece'
u be received, from all sources, during
from the MONEYS paid under the Treat.
amount to SCI, 401,33O OF. The amonl
were estimated in the annual Recort az II
QUO. Ii is, therefore, expected that the
1927 will be Sl,74s,669 IS less than the
ed in 1926
Of this difference, upwards Of 400, 900
ed BY postponemen,s in the sales the
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14
X.iasE Z @ 6 s!D,!.M:
FRIDAY. December IA, 1921.

Frnwn Indignantly upon dawrng attempt ienae
one portion Of tit Union from aoler' WASHINGTON
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14

Whoever !iveth con'entcdly IS rich.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14

Conclusion in our nexl. !
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14

II will be observed, from the above Statements that thu
,ecep into HE Treasury from all sources. in Is g.
S25 96O434 81 The sum at which they were e>tia ed,
il the annual Report 9 lozo Was S@oooooo1 IRON
will a he observed that the received and expected
u be received from all sources, during this (apar
from the MONEYS paid under the Treaty IT Ghen') viii
amount to 2l,40l,330 OF. The amount at which hey
were estimated in the annual Refor at 1926, vas 25 49,
OOO Ii is therefore expected that the entire receipts OF
1927 will be Sl74s669 95 less than the estimates present
ed in 1896
Of this difference, upwards of 100000 dollars were cans
ed BY postpone me the sales the public lands The
estimate in 1896, Of receipts from WIS source; or o%l,
was fixed a, two millions Of dollars This vas founded
par as stated in the Report on expected sales OF consd
cradle quantity Of reuqished lands in Alabama These
sales having been postponed Unit. 1898 the amount which
Il vas antcina,ed they would YIELD should, therefore, be
stiicke from the estimate With this deduction, he
amount protuced by the sales of the public lands in 1927,
viii he found to correspond very nearly, an ohc arc
uars, with the estimate
The remaining difference has been in the Gus
toms. This has proceeded from the uncertainties
Nat attend all estimates of the revenue depend
ins upnn foreign commerce, itself ever uncertain
these estimates, whether given by this department,
o. bv committees OF Congress, specially scru-
tmixnu them under all the lights attanable, have
ottcn. heretofore, from causes impossible to have
been foreknow n, been disappointed By the result
The disappoinlnent has sometimes been upon a
larger sometimes upon a smaller SCALE Such es
Inmates can, therefore, on no occasion. be regarded
N anY other light than as an approximation toi
that sun always desirable to be known, but rarely.
ever, in long series OF years. toretol'l with pre-
csinn. The estimates presented Tor 1897 were
formed upon bases which had the sanction of past
experience in giving reasonable promise OF farI
approach TO the tluc result. Whilst on the one
side expectations Of redundant INCOME should
not be too confidently INDUCED, it becomes duty
on the other not to estimate Inc receipts below the
amount wi ic the usual probabilities seem to war
'ant, lest the public service should be stinted in.
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s,1l7,480 90

22,6o6,29o OF
6,35s GEO IL
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21

FlRCLvLf--B~ksiSr Cossuts Court 70 ma
ivNs Tsax. 1877
Thomas Patton add Elzabs IL h,s wife. late =
hEaoeth kerney widow Of gcbcri keraey, dee'd.
John r. Kcrhey. William r. Ke,nev. Nancy
kerney, khza kerney & Eldegert kerney, pgtgs.
soAtSsr
John Eerney, Eliot kerney, adminis,ra.
toe OF James ". kerney, deed. and Eliot
kerDey, Thomas Kerney, isaac Blue aud lane
ms wife. ate Jane kerney George ST. Aub,n
and susan bis wife, late Susan kerney,-- Mi
nor ans, Elizabeth his wife. ls:e Elixabeth Ker-
aey. and solomon Blue aud aiahela his wife late
Mahcla kerDey. heirs and representatives Of
John kerney, deed. and william Long, Def'G4.
Ia CHANCERY.
fsNHE defendants. JOAN kerney and Eliae
X krrney ~ his own right and a. ahmin'stra-
tor Of James u. kerney deed Thomas Kerr
ney, James Blue and Jane his wife, George st.
Aubn and Susan has wife, Minor and Eli
zahe,h his wife, Solomon blue and Mahela his
wife, not having entered their appearance, and
given security according to the act Of Assem-
bly, and the rules Of this court and IL appearing
10 the satisfaction OF this court that they are
not inhabitants Of this state--Hn Ordered, That
the said defendants John Kerney. and Elliot
kerney in his own right and as adn,,nis,rator of
James h. kerney, deed. Thomas kerney.
James Blue aud Jane his wife, George 81.
Anhin and Susan his wife, --- Miner and L..
lizsbeth, his wife, solomon Blue and Makela
his wife. do appear here on the second Monday
IN September next. and answer the bill Of tha
plaintiffs. aud that copy o, this order be forth-
with inserted fur Two raonths successvely in
the Msripsburg Gsze,te, and be posted At thu
door of the Court. House OF this county.
A Copy-Tes,e.
June 81, 1927 D. HuNTER. ere
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21
NASHVILLE. (Tenn. \ Nav 10.

.Ne,sgrick Stones. An occurrence took place
IN this vicinity on the 9th inst. which deserves
70 be publicly noticed. Some large stones fell
vi b immense velocity in Summer county, about
Is miles from Nashville, and sank into the
earth with great force One of them, weighing
between five and SIX pounds. fell upon the farm
Jfthe Rev. Nc. Kirkpatrick, a respectable gen
tleman, whose son wss in the field At the time,
and saw il as il descended With loud nois.
through the air: On striking the ground it pro
duced great concussion,snd sank several inch.
e, beneath the surface of the the earth. Tb,
oiber which descended about the same time,
Ten upon a hard grass lot, aud buried Itself IL
Or u inches in the ground IL is said to weisb
about twelve lbs. The noise, resembling that
of thunder or distant cannon. was distinctly
beard 10 OF II mles from the spot where TIL
sones fell. AID by some probably ats sill great.
er distance We presume the stores VIII be
brought ,oSsshyille, aud submitted 10 an anaty
SEES, in order to ascertain the peculiar nature
OF their composition,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21

The Antomaton Chess PgApsr-
The Editor cf lie New York Enoui.
rer announces the arrival of Me-. Msel.
eel ia New York, and says ''he has
hurried hereto look intoltheNew Van.
kee visitor, and examine his prelen
sions."
The following paragraph which we
copy from the New York CONNER
cial, shows that MIR. Maelzel is anxious
To pot The ability OF the Yankee Chess
Player, to the test, aud seems pretty
determined that no rival for public
favour shall exist without measuring
his slra1nlh with the Turk, of whose
capacity fat an d,stomatoa sdver
sary, the p(Sprleter seenis 10 be very
conddeat.
a[Ihe GERMAN AUToMAroN, a,
Baltimore, having heard Of the lame
Of his AMERICAN BROTHER, at New
York, hereby challenges him to sir
gle combat, like gallant knight.
being determined TO maintain the proud
asceudency he has heretofore held u
mong his species. In conformity to
the wishes of his numerous friends at
New York. he will play fifteen games
M the exhibition room of bis antago
mist, for two hundred dollars each
game, the sum OF three shonsand dol
lars to be deposited. in the United
States Bank, at New ~, by the
friends of each party-tHIA merican
10 be allowed the advantage of a castle
each game, and the entire receipts Of
the exhibition, thereby enabling him
10 establish hls reputation and acquire
handsome som of money. Should
NV challenge be accepted, | will be
in New York as soon as practicable
OF which due notice shall be given by
his patron, JOHN MAELZEL
An answer may be left at Messrs.
Dubois & Stoddsrd, lac Broad way
within one week. June ii, 1927.
Death by Lightning New
burg. on Friday last, Albert Nash,
aged %, and Jesse Piper, aged l6
years, son OF Widow Piper, of that
place. We are .old they " ere at work
III the field, in the afternoon, when
the shower came OF, they took shelter
under fallen tree, covering themselves
with some peeled bark that was near;
rot returning at night, search was
made for them, and they were found
about 10 o'clock in the ev.niog A
corontr's inquest returned that their
death was occas'oned by lightning.
Bangor Reg.
The Bank Of Virginia does not expect
to lose more than 500 by the forged
check which was recently passed upon
it by Read or Smyth.
II is said that the venerable B;shop OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church in
Pennsylvsmia, has solemnixed nearly
fUe thousand marriages. He has been
IN The ministry nearly sixty years.
sExxSzzsssxssxa sxxakzma
DIED.
At his residence, yesterday morning. Mr..
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21
Miss DOVER.

DROP0sFS TO establish . BOARDING.
SCHOOL, 10 CharlestUwn, provided the
number OF ten scholars (boarders) can be pro-
cured TO commence with. on The following
terms. to wit: ortbogfaphy, Grsmmar, Read,
ing. Writing, Arithmetic. topography, History,
French; Fancy and Plain Needle Work (bosed-
ing incuded) for Si25 per snhum. paysbla
quarterly in adoaaee, with ali addition OF S25
tor these WHO ~,sh to learn Music.
Tuition for day scholars over l0yesrs
of age (per qaar,er.) $40 90
underten lnes d!e.work iDcluded) 90
French 90
Drawing 90
Music, with the use Of the Instruments 90
Dancing 10 90
Entrance money (for dancng) S 90
Reference for the Qualification Of Miss Dover is
requested to the Hon. Judge Washington. Rev.
A, Jones, Bushrod c. Washington, John A.
Washington, Dr. cramer, Col Humphreys.
Capt. Dsugher,y, DIR Grggs, and Henry 8.
Turner. Those who would wish tn place their
children at the above institution are requested
10 inform the Editor OF this psper on or before
the l4.h of July next The establishment Of
the School will depend on the promising the
above number OF Scholars, and Il will 90 iato
operation, if that number shall be engaged, ON
tie first OF September next
June t-2ts
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21

SsTRAY HOG Pound trespassing on the
~ farm Of tue subscriber. on opeckon Creek,
one mile from Ssrider's MILL as an estray, a
large black and white spotted B.9RROJY, sup
posed to be two years old; has crop off each
ear, with slit in the right and an undei iii in
he lett The owner Of said Hog is requested
to come prove property, pay charges and take
II away ISAAC v. BURNS.
lime 81
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21

BEh. twenty six years Of age. fire sett tour o.
five inches high, well set. has rather = down
look. one Of his ears is somewhat shorter thsa
the other. he took with him variety of cloth
ing. none Of which is particu larry recolected
except pale blue cloth coat. Ten Dollars
Reward will be paid for experimenting said
Negro if taken up in the county. aud The a.
bove reward il taken out of the state. ard all
reasonable expenses paid If brought home.
RICHARD BRY ARLEY,
june 2l.--s GUARDIAN jsf fae children.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21

NJ Office The members Of The Martinshurg
~ Rifle Company are requested to meet on
Saturday, the Esd inst. at 5 O'Clock, p. M for
the purpose Of Drawing guns which have been
purchased for the Company and distributed a.
mong the members OF said Company, al the
low rate az 81 rs each. june 81.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21

A passenger in one of the day boats
between Albany and New York.coun
ted in the course OF the passage TWO
hundred and seventy slOops on the
North River.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21

~ Tie HeF. VIZ. " N bH VIII pfcdcI N Ulc
csSn.n Church on Sabbath next. at 5 O'Clock
0. N.
Fysrfh Of J4,y.-The fifty fist Anniversary Of
,nercsn Independence viii be celebrated in
M, place by Capt Robert VI. Erskine's CON.
n,oy Of Rlfemen. Charles James Faulkner.
E,a !, to deliver an Grafton on the OCCASION
The arrangements. &c will be made known 10
our next.
Ll.s If Fc7msytva'ria In another column Of
o,,r paper Will be found law of PENNSYLVANIA
respecting tugitives. The practice of blacks
rynning off. has become SO common. that we
have deemed ii advisable to publish the law, 10
order that persons losing slaves may know how
~ act to regain them.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21
, sssaP,'ss., ! q48o4,ick sss'ais

Tickets S5,--SHaive 2 50.--Quarters 81 rs
- ckel. and shares in the above, ard in
n the popuiat lotteries 10 be had Al the offfce
II S. 81 NJ ALLEN Il CO.
Pssnsyi1uria .4uersas, Washingsen Cry.
who wit he thankful for al ordershy Mall
Pike tickets always received in payment r.
undrawn tickets,
luae 2i.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21

:Do'n'ng.-A man in North Carolina,
e'es public notice through the medium
~ newspaper, to person at dis
'@"ce''hat he must appear, either in
person or by attorney, and receiue the
money which he, the advertiser owes
,.''n' ss be is determined TO pay no in
'"e't'- This must be man Of principal,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

RAN away from the subscrlber,
living near BuckIes-town, Berks-
ley county, Va. on SATURDAY. night,
the 9Th inst. negro ms0, belong
ing TO the estate Of DIR. Robert Dun.
bar, decd. named JOHN Bar