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LIE w n nEl j
Hirbmcud. Nor. l0-Ihe price of Wheat and
Ftour stil continues 10 advance in this civ. o.
Saturday. l56 cents was given for ,eat-aud
SO was refused for -four. The following ar,
items Of the state of the markets in other towns !.
= Considerable animation is visible IN our
market for almost every species Of country pro.
dnce The article OF wheat is esiYecleiIv in
great demand and readily commands ri 50;
and even higher prices have been obtained for
choice parcels. Cotton is also ve,> brisk AZ r
"a Sd cents Tobacco is scarce and in a.mo,d
aud prices vary according to uueluy.-pork ma,
be quoted NJ 81 = 81 %.
Petersburg Old Dom of nor ~
The following IS from the last Tr, derlcksburg
Herald If Saturday. o
" IN" following extract of a letter from Mr..
Samuel Gordon 5r. OF Liverpool (via Noifolk,)
10 "m. a bno&' asq, OF tins place, has prndu
zen a considerable stir in our market, and no
smnll Horance, il will be seen, in the price. of
produce.
LIVERPOOL, 9th Oct. 1923.
" Wheat has advanced siuce the Grs, of Oc,o
Der to Sos per quartrr-frish 10, I'D per busheI
OF 7OlOS good American ought TO be lis u
Inc a'e'age "as still less than il should be To o.
pen the potts, bmi it was thought in a lew week,
It would be TIN case"
In Consequence OF the above news. wheat, was
Sc lmg h' re- Yesterday ~ ST. so a 81 S2-Flour
Ss 70 - e)-Corn - % a 81 90. for old
IN" baltimore Chronicle of the 7th gives the
following s,ate of The market
mere Was a report in circulation Yesterday
afternoon, founded we believe unon GOOD an.
thatIty that s bme person had arrived n, the I'll
y WIN the Inteilg nee, tha, II considerable RE
had laken place IN GRAIN, Ia England. aud tina,
the PRICE OF LOU had likewise cached the
ia'>'n"n "hi.h authorised the opening Of the
parts Tor lis importation. - The in el.igrnre has
be-n h'ongh, By the Britannia, packet .h,o
ftom Liverpool btlaw New York. en- TUESDAY
The london prices we learn, are. for new wbsa,
6os, aud for old loss, eual 10 los a I3> 10
PEI buShei o. 10 lbs. amounting 10 an advance nj
tbou' So rs per cent. on ON last cnotat,oos
rms appears enormous, but is slated o,yrr,hs.
less 10 he true.
In consequence Of the foregoing Intelligence
LoCh took \ rise in thus market. aud sale,
"ef" eh'c'ed at eight dollars and 6Jiy cents IN.
0aFTet-an and towards the close Of IN. day ho;,l
FRS were careless about selling upon apv te,ms
rose rroportionnh.y, but We did NJ,
learn '"a' any thing of moment had hren done ,
-, Bali. Chronicle, Nop 1
me Baltimore American of the satne d,y ba,
the following statement:
Flour ard Grai la cm ;eoue,co oc,
h'eliGe"ce by the Britannia AZ New York IN.
a great advance has tax n place in the p,i,
o't'o',r aud Grain IN England, these article
n''e risen considerably n this nsrkc,. wn,,
me p''ce OF wheat N England is ~ sLilliuss
guar * TIE "uiy on fore CIV "le., is on. SUI
""g'a4 which II reIna 'os. The price OF whoa,
according to present aivices, is from 10 TO 10
'h'p'Hg',' consrq Irn'Iy our win at III be ,ec.t,
am EHgi"ad II 1Ge s%tiline nv PEI o,,r,..
I which va believe bs L"a .uk LIE 30, :.
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FOREIGN INTELLIEENCE

Further er'rncfsj ON fore'gn papers, brought by
The Jas. Cr0ppCr. al .Focio!k
Ireland s reprcs 'ptrd to be IN a very serisus
state of eSclt 'ment--,a,ge meetings ottle Cath
olics contInned to b. held in various psrie OF the
coantry, aud mnlniudnous PROFESSIONS 10 be
formed, bearing banners indicative of u SPIRIT of
revolt AMI of determination 40 sustain their
rig hts al every hazard. Iippe,nrv. Clonmel "
Baily bay we're the theatres of the most active
movements. An as ful riot had oc' urt"d nj the
last mrnii0nrd place IN which one prison was
killed and the most serious consequences we've
l,kel, Ia eusue. We have neither time norr1om
for particulars.
About 10000 persons assembled Clonme) on
Sept. 81, many OF whom Mere well IN 'untrd,
aud nearly oil Of them Dressed in fancy colo
ed garments. At one o'clock, Il lag patty
OF horse and foot arrived from trdhnhnn,
preceded by music, and bearing a tag on
which wns u arp aud the words LIN 80
Bragb, (Irelanj for ever.) The men of Ca.
her next made their appearance With mns'c,
and bearing a flag with a portrait Of OCon-
nell. q harp, aud the woods Erin sV Brdgt-
those we're followed by the Clogb'en party
who hal also music and n flag on which ASert
the words " Civil aud Religion. Libtrty, and
a picture of O'Conue,l, aud the immense pro-
cesSion Was closed by several hrndred owns
men, praceded nv a large aud full baud 81
musical amateurs and the Clonupl Flag. on
which we're paintedlwo full length hgafPs OF
his Majesty aud oConneii. tae latter present
ing AN Emancipation Petition. he Sovereign
announcing the jovfd' i'd sg< of /" peace 90
mcn of good will :" the proc ession moved
through the principnl streets 10 the honss OF
the Mayor. where the hand played 4" God
save the King" during which The multitude
remained uncovered they then returned,
| and after taking some II ght refresbmeni. prn.
leeded in tIe same leera. manner 10 Inc
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JNdEs
H.

Tile undersigned waited or Mr.. James Lack.
son with a letter from Cull Combs cover a.. CO
pies of two le'tery flo 4 isap James shelby 10
Gen, j ,ok snn dated the 2pl ut. sad 9Th MAJ.
-sad a irurr from Gen. Shelby to Al. Jackson
dated 9th iust, Mr.. taclson, after hsnding TO ~
lis reply 10 ibc bitter Of Gel Combs which we
read u his pre- 'snee. ~ nsrsed thnt he hoped
what had been sa,din RELATION 10 Governor Snel
by. wanldbr saiisfaciory-thai he did not consil.
{ binsrlt Al %liItrt, 10 peak ofsry matt. ia
yirivate character, between hiinself aui ten.
Jackson, without an ca preSs call from him and
thas he dbl not CONSIDER such call had been made
hy'he conversation HE'LL b, Col. Combs with
ten. Jackson, asd taled ia the letie, OF Col
Comb, 10 him. VI Jack son further remarked
that III was HishGd by G.n. Jackson that he
tJames j iokson) shouki eoa,n,u ,icsle 10 ,he
Va nrId every thug IN eis&noxlelEe con ,eet,d
With tire reservation 10 tie Goiberts. b, the
1rcaty ofislS an II" aistiug him with a copy
&c MS lanes Jsckssal) letter tseu haod,j "a.
he ~ n. Jtkson) would call ON him ~ do So
that whrn thus called on, he won'd sp,st vii.
Sing'y aod JuitP Mr. jackson furtaer rcma,k.
'CJ, that he did aot believe that Gen Jackson
sopsi and'r say ca cumstances make such cal.
III ssid.k = rs siaiemtn soft ~ trsnsacrio nIh,I
4, .r sskeJ E oh al. Lewis and Col. Belle, /,
r,igh, be fairly urged bat Gen. jackson ,ho.ld
cat on him James Jackson also as u miph, be-
presumed that his statement would sumner,
those OF Lewis aud butter, II these latter w.re
tue. Nj, Jack sen concluded bv eypicSsjns
the hope that Cot. Butler would have more re.
eacd f"r ruth Ia the statement eyp ,t,ed from
hih, than had been manifested by Mai. louis
ir,tha, radr by him.
l~>igned) W. T~AskEHlLL.
III DOUGLASS.
Oct. 18Th. f3ie
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TDEPflgATEl
RithIoud, nsal Ltfiacioa. NJ
lgfh September, 1913.

lgfs40Ift Nfdf 'tf -
lgh September. 1873.
cg.reAI AxnRng IAcKsos .
su s-,i Is with deep regret I have observed
that tire namr aud mr'sors Of NY deecssed Ia
t,er have been ASA led ia the course oi the Pho
Tic controversy which has besl cr',rfi ~ feih.
Vi - ~ thu Ch.elssaw frea'yo 1919 and some
CT ss incidents. The sacred ohl,g slien oi de.
f,miiar fstl.ol mcmoty from "nme'ted IN
pniai,en makes IL my ds,y to teek a thorough
eyposiian OF the transactions ia which u has
bern implicated.
Having leaf,e ! thai Colonei h'tiet. II. T.
Curr,n, E,o. and NJ. ia aes Jackson were PIE.
sent a, the nego,ia ioo Of tina Treaty or have
snn knowledge ofihe circumstance and trans
actions CONNECTED with IL, ! drs'ga 10 apply TO
them Tor Information. Without your CONCUR.
rese. my application will, probably be iasffeci".
n, Is these x ntiemen, WIN are rrpn'cd 10 have
been YOUR trends, may feel restrained ny obligs.
fioas OF confidential nature from making q
fiil disclosure On The subject You can ptoha-
bly r. move sIl those con .iders,ions which may
bud them 20 silence hy simply furnishing mr.
With an expression oi your Willingness thai they
IVY di.clo' c all the facts within their knoal
cige. 10 obyiae all possible dIaiculnes ! re.
y,ea thai G 'neral J ,oksoi will bc pleased 10
esv IN Az, ver 10 TIM letter, whether he has any
u',lecti ms 10 ihose gentlemen maxim. a iuil DIS
,lo.irr OF the eifeutn tinces and transactions TO
which | nave alluded.
take II for c rantrd thai with your assent they
viii s~prak-ihat without II they will be silent.
! ~ nishrd wth ihr rvidenee OF your assem-, I
shall inmcd,a ely apply for he Ia ormaiian.
~, %oiirci is 10 elic, the whole truth IN order
chat IN rs pure aud PEE feet liz hi the condue' aud
Character Of fan, honoured father NAV br seen
aud judged.
Trusting. Sir. that you will afford the all the
ncililits fr this investigation winch your con
se,i 10 the disclosures oi other, ian give,
have The honor 10 he
BUR ODD. seivi.
JAMES SHELBY.
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Ter al Florida womb ofn make ohe. mhg 7
no, he permitted. respectfully 10 'ubmii 10 your
esn.aera,ion, .,e,hi there y mol a p'opf'eiy
10 soaf making the desired tall on James ZACH.
son. ESQ. who - thought ty my principal 10 be
pnssrsssd Of ,nlor,nsi ION and papers Important
90 be- communicated ?
NV friend, NJ. Benjamin u. n ncl'ma"'
will DO M. the favour a. feeffve your snsV''f
and II am furnished with the Necessary au'
thoriiy ! ~ill .sn1 a conf len.iai fr''nd, or 60
with any eentlemao You may designate. 10 Ala
hama, add obtain = inlI statement from hr.Jaeh'
son
have tLc honor 10 be, very respectfully J, yot'
mogf o,cdicni servant,
LESLIE COMBS.
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LESLIE COMBS.
AIR. STEVENSON AND MR. sLo NE.

To he Eitors ofihe Constitutional Wing.
& nlemen II di.ctver by The note Of As-
draw Stevenson. dated thr 9Th inst he dc.
me-. The truth of my statement. respecting the
proposition made 10y him 10 me, on The Isl
Monday Of Daermber, l526. To those who
have carefully and impair Ial!y ob'erstd tn"
political course of A. Stevenson, this will not
appear strange il is ips, what might have
been expected His career has exhibited a
bundani evidence ~ a disposition 10 .ncrihcr
I, ineiple, 10 ihr fprihcrnnee III his own views.
H. Is Too well yersed in the tactics of his pre-
sant pnrty, moi Ia perceive the advantage
there sas on the side OF DENYING thai which
Gfhis memory IA u Il extremely deieoiive) he
know 10 Ice ltpe. over that OF conceding n
fact, which would go far 10" ards rendering
him politically infamous. ! feel rs defermin-
cd, and n positive, IN rrs Scoring The truth
of Whht have stated, as Mr.. Stevenson can
be In his denial hut lirlsi ! shall over enter
tain loo much respect fr myself, and lhe pub
lie, IN engage IN haudying coarse epllhrt'
with him however, he may cpo.'dar II a.
comparing with what " is due 10 htm.eli, and
lhr station which he holds In the mtan
time, | assure iii. public. ihat they sball bcar
from me again on this s1hject.
J. SLOANE.
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trlants a5s iacaieei With al. n,si"eiatss' a''
hsve ags,a 90 express NV regret - being 6e."s.
cd a capy. ~h.ch would have saved ucli OF
tts trouble
Very truly. yoar mos, I'D ser,t
LESLIE COMBS.
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JAMES SHELBY


OcsrasL Asprrw IAeasos /:
Sirf-i hal The honor 10 addrsn you n letter
GA he 2nh uit. by y special messenger, 10
uhich have received no answer. Tue dnt,
A. iiich mas da,oivetl an mr 10 protect the repnta.
ton Of Il decreased father, Is too sacred to permit
the matter thus 10 fcsi. ! have therefore oil.
timed ,hr favor of my friend Col Leslie Con 10.
s, nat on YOU with a duplicate Of my former
)rttrr. HIS charA tar aud sisudiig suprrhdhqd
~ 'ite hli1l noti,es. ahich have p,ornptr ihesc
communications, vii. | trust, enlnlr me 10 an an
sNe,, and by obviaiiog any difficulties heretofore
--Ni.iing o. yanr nlnd on tue subject, enable
sta to ic-Nprd III a manner alike due 10 your.
.srlfand 10 tnc msmary ofb vernon Sh Wy.
am miti respectfully,
bur very obi servant,
Jas SHELBY
r3ohl md, near Lexington, IL Ii Oct. ls2S.
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kpk rite. In Or. lS-s
Oct. 18Th, las

NtNHtdtes iHH UCt. ISIS,
URS. ANDREW Jackson:
s. RI did mysrlf ne hooopr on Sat,,d, -,
evening after nv feiurn from the Ilrrm ,aye h,
q. ldfess a letter tn james ! tcksen. ESQ IN wb,ch
endeasorpi 10 detail substantially ,h, conver.
ssiion I had just he'd wi,h yae. SO f,r AS I, inh.
cate your Willingness Z, have no cour,,lm ~,
about your trans acitons with ai,n or any Other
person, relative 20 he Chiekasaw Trenty ~
1913, made by the late Governor Shelby and
xrnrseh.
Ym viii peroeira lr hir answer. of which /,
h we Considered IL M duty 10 eucI, So Won a 20.
~. that hr dos not regard the verbal pcrmiS.
9 Oh eranfes by you liz Der conference. 70, hin,
O. make a disclosure OF any thing in has p5wr,
c ming from you relative 90 saf. tire, ". or il.
iheidrnts, as sufficient to authorize him. n. ,n
h norasse man, To make r public devclonemc,
81 IScts oi y private character, and ,hcref,re .c.
Glued to do So without you would call nm him :,
disclose them.
So FAR as ! hive had an agency in This ,,,J,,.
saw aHair, ] have endeavored 10 govern m.,.,f
BY si'- %s,rictes'- rules OF dritcacy add nr,n,;,,,
ana beg you To believe 1 wooll ne, ~
l"gfy give y"u pain, ar do .any thin, which
As a man OF Iioaopr ! did moi feel m,xc,r -.
g. DO, acting for tire representative Of GOV ,I,.,'
by.
A. M jlW. b. Lewis has made a s,a,eme,,
and a. ! understood from you tia, Col. q u''
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Col LTsLtE Comgs-
Dem SV} | nave received ysnr letter ofthi
y tie via - lrtier addressed ~ ~ by en-.
! tn s ; rlhS, and copies Of Two %l-re,s adde's
trd 10y Cen. shelby 10 tea AnArcu Jack son
- ,ed Sept gem and dWI ,,st enrlos Il al Of
vhlch have rad with attent N. Niatevrr
NAV esist ofs w,vsie character with Cen J lck
sp - aoy oiner indiY.Iutl and mvseil. Ihry
alone have q risni tp ce'i Oh M 20 d,sclnse.-
the conversation delelle ~ yoer l"ttrT rs held
win or"' Jackson. does noi, ~ my opinlnn,
make such call on me-
Win t'ovsruor snslhv | never had any com
gru,,cs'ion OF the subject . fCnlberi's reserve.
1h" 81, | hope, viii ne cons dercd n sufficient
snSwer To t'rn. Shelby = %l,tic,. rs weIl M IN the
Letter had the homo 10 receive fro n YOU.
With much respect.
lum o1ed't srr,t.
JNdES JA"KSO1
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LATEST FROM EUROPE. The packc,
snip britannia. Capt. Marshall and the shin
Henry kneel"nd, have arrived a, New Y,.k
from Liverpool. By these arrivals the Evening
r"s' mas received London pape~ 30 lie l>t of
oetoher AscYds kisrs to the sau dare, Liver
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FOREIGN INTERCHANGEABLE adyi-
cos from Liverpool, by the packet snip Britannia
nj New i0rk, are 10 he 81 OF October aud
by the ship james Chopper. at Nmfolk i,om Lii
%yerpool, to the 9th October. Cop,ous sei,c
tons. Z attracting all the items of IN, rest, will BIZ
found in nnothSr part of this DAVIS paper.
Although tlere has been q considerable advance
M the prices oi bread s,uffs in England. the re.
port OF the opening oft,e British Ports, which
We als"ded 10 ,rSter'iay, turns ont to be incor-
rect. The effect of the news uaon the Balti-
more Market, Us duly noticed in our weekly
Review, also mscrted to-day.
Seat Of Har.-Ihe Russian bulletins. the
substance of which We give to-day, from the
London Courier, contain the same accounts, a
liftie more detniled, which had previously gi-
ven IN the foreign Journals. the snrties Of The
Turks were spirited, but only partially success
in'. II IS IN these desultory movements that
they chiefly excel in the complications oftl,e
art t war (uniess We are TO believe them 10
nave Income tactiiians, a well as civilized men,
er'enspore, they arr IMMERSED a. would be
soon seen u they could he brought 10 a general
Observation-Disclosures, IL r appsrent tnat
Varna is only numerically invested. aud that the
road - open foi supplies IN Shoumia. OF these
ke's OF thrtr empire the Turks mny be expec-
TED to mase an obstinate defence
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Horticultural Society," II he meeting Of the
Horticultural Society oil Pennsyt ania, on Tues,
day evening las, the incmhers uere highly
gfath'H' with /" tue display Of autunnai flow
"'s' Among The most Striking cfihose from the.
gardens OF The Alessrs Laudreths. were Dahlias,
t"m Mexico, OF almost ever, shade. from a.
pure white, with yellow centre 10 a brillian,
purple q beautiful species OF f,npntorium !.
several varieties OF golden rod (soiidrgo y r.
nc" species OF american strawberry trees, (Eo,'
u ,h'"S) scarlet age, Is lvia spiendcns) SC.
from me Same eSiablishme ~ we're produced
several new and beautiful vari, ties of Seeding
roses Tea rOses, ama'yili- Fl ON iMexico, golden
a""'P'' honey snckle, (Caprif olium Frasrri>
A'"','s ''dsr MOI already mentioned. was L
n'"'F''s hranch of the Frankiinia CGorionia
p""'scf"s This elegant ,rre was brought.
tom Florida by The laIe Mr.. J Ra,t,am. and
N y Wei bp ranked among the most AZ reeable
"''""n.s ii ON gard IS and lawns il is y
| 'cSe"i sowerins IN &c n. : i,xnd -
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Cotton and Ssgar.-an Alabama paper esti-
mates. that "aile a single person can only o,
\ lowed, ON q fair average. to raise 600, pounds
oil co'ton IN a year. which when einned j. pack
en Is reduced To l5Ub pounds, ard Is worth no
more than $l2n. one lahorer would nultiya,, fiy.
aci es OF sugar cane, the product of which is not
less than 5000 lbs. OF sugar aud is worth $40
the moi'sses pay ing inciuen,al expenses.
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PuBtrsHED. WEEKLY.
BY WASHINGTON EVANS.
TWO DOLLARS PER AGMUrr,

PATABLS In ADVANCE;
OR TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
AFTER TaE YEAH ExPIREs.
ono paper discontinued until all arreara,
ges are paid up, except at the discretion Of
TIE Ed,tsr.
- Advertisements inserted at the rate Of
One Dollar per square for the three first inser
ions, sn6 twenty five cents per square for eAch
subsequent insertion.
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n EGRU GikI. Fuat SAI4E.--.twiIl sch fer
" Cash. in front VI abe Court IIouse in Mar.
tinshnrg, on Monday the 18th OF January next.
being toe first day 81 JsInary court) the an.
EXPIRED tire Of NEGRO GIRL, named Char.
lct'e, aged shout ~ yesrs, 10 serve until she u
- years OF sge, her increase (if any, during
her sersnude, also 10 serve until they attain To
the SAME age. The above Negro Girl il sold in
sirfs,e of aided Of trus, from William A. Por.
teriigii to the undersigned, as trustee, for tho
beneii, OF George tabh. ir. bearing date on the
18Th day of Maie oh, 1897, and duly recorded in
the CLERKS Office uf the county court Of Her-
Kelley, SEAMANs GARARD. TrEsfes.
December I9 JA29--1s
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the evening, and seem to have had no
other 0hles.i in view than THAI Of bar.
rassing the Russians On the Cd inst.
they sent strong body to cut of Ma.
jor. General Mabel, who was coming
from the Silis,ria road 10 Join the force
near Ohouula; bot Gen. Orlow's de
vision having been despatched TO re-
inEorce General Mabel, the Turks re-
turned 10 Choumls,
The account from little Wallacnia in
dated on the 9TH The Serask:cr OF
WIddin advanced on The 2fih ult. from
kalafat, aud was attacked on the 96th
by MAJOR General Geismsr. The ac-
ton continued ,ill nigh, fall, without
any decisive advantage on their side:
But the Major General foresecing that
he should be attacked the next day,
and .ha, the Turks might easily sur
rosrnd him, or at least take him in
flank, resolved tn attack them second
time ,he same night. The Turks made
a desperate resistance but were forced
10 sercat, and the Bulletin adds, "that
their loss amounts 10 some thousands
kil!eland GOO prisoners: with horses,
wagons ammunition, aud provisions.
Tue Major Geucrsi has been raised 10
the raaN ot Lieutenant General.
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TuIYinN.

IUtft3N.
IAr the rsques, Of number Of young men,
have been induced to commence a MONT
ScHO0L on The Masdsy evening after New
Years bay, 10 .unt,sae two months only; I
would be 'haakiu 10 al those who intend COM
ing 70 Commence Mt that time.
My health beng ssssored, my Day School
has been opened, aud am now ready 10 receive
pupils On he usual terms; 10 which schools will
b. tduSht spelling, keal'ng and Writing. lin
the shsftspaee oi SIXTY hoafs an attentive outh
may be test rate pensmap.) Also, Arithme.
TIC, Including Vulgar AID Decissi Fra -tions.
tie extraction Of tie Square, Cube and BIZ
quadtage Ronis---Alsp, siensuration. I will
also add pi4ne Gsomtfy.
JAMES MAXWELL.
Ma'tInsburg, Dec 1S,siB2S.
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ConES's. OrliCE, LA Market street.
Eahimore. Nov. 26sh.

EaHim0fe, NOV. Zotns
~ RAWiNG Of the Third Sub Scheme Ma
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No. i7o58 prize Of S70C0
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1853 prize OF 500
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20 Of $40. 81 o. $40; IS Of So; & 1000 OF ~ each
~ The first drawn from the wheel was No.
i9i3S--the terminating figure being 8. agrees-
bly, 10 he scheme. therefore, all tickets ending
with D, are ensiiied 10 Four dollars each, and in
addition to whatever prize they may have drawn
besides.
0-rAil tickets ending with either Q, S, or s,
sre now determined The fate ct all oshers
val be d-c'ded by the drawing Of The Fourth
sub-scheine, which will take place on
Wednesday, the 3ist Dec. instant,
on sh'oh dsy tiss whole Of the following prizes
vete disI,buled, and viii complete the Lolte-
nv, viz:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-18
,G1eap &gpes.

i ADiEs' hlack lasting double and single
- sole SHOES,
do White, Green and Blus Lasting do.
do. Morocco and Calf Skin do.
Misses and Ghildr<.'s Leather, Morocco and
colouPed Lss,ing Shoes, for sale chexp by
JAMES c WILLIAM N. RIDDLE.
MarlInshnfg. Dec Is, 1923.