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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09
Commission Business.

NUHItIIrrIHu bUSI4IF-Nt
HnilE SUBSCRIBERS having made ar.
- rangenfrnts 10 90 a genef4l COMAl5-
SION BUSINESS IN kichmond. under the
hrm d gAGN ELL ~ sSIsTH
nav ohef iHtH services IL th-ir friends aud
the lubliG generally IA thai capacity. The
junior partner Is al this time In Richmond, q
II Is Intended tbat one or the other Of III IN
shnll lac constantly tIiute and The other IN
this place, where they intend 10 continue
their busines, under The 6rm Of smith, Bag
well q Go. having lately taken in Wm. W
Smith Hs a partner.
JOHN W. BAGWELL,
JOHN SMITH, jr.
Nav %. w6W66
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pY l~sEs. james Coleman. & rinan Jordan.
VIZ admit Of BoGeit : Coleman, decd aud
Endr.l Bndd o. mt noflcc, thai shall, on the
27tb day OF Juue, ISIS. At tie Franklin Hotd,
IN the lnNn Of Lynchhmg. iake tie dcPo,itious
al lruecn lahh aud others, 10 be read AZ rvt.
deucr On the uril OF the injunction dapcudin.
~ tie county court Of Camphell wherein | am
plaintiff aud you are defendants.
JANIS nlCkEK.
NAV 10 3N6t
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EusT REcEVED---on con.iynnent r-s
~ barrels ol l. Bumgatdners cid reciihed
whlshey, which we oder low for cash.
RANKIN x COLE.
March 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09
he Celebrated Race Horse
SHAKESPEARE,

IA W.. laa.o .1oo sl ,5 6s@ .1s""
1G : a1tV5S3 in Tie town of Liberty aud
H alAA.sss h county of Bedford, and will
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09
FASHIONABLE.
CLOTHING STORE.
WALK Err X co.

I'D EsPECTFULLY mlorlns the citizens Of
4 q Lynchhnfg aud the public il general, that
he has taken the store lately occupied by Wm.
NJ HroWn@ 60. two doors below the AIreman
Office whore he has just opened aud intends
keeping on hand large aud general assortment
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EYesh GarAen seed

Oct %
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02
HBUBiiC sALE.-WM be sold. BY

I'll public vendue, At the presen, residence of
the sebsorher, one mile from Jennings Perry,
near Little Georgetown, on Monday, The 9TH Of
ccto6sT asrL he entire stock OF aor. es Beuod
Mares, and Colts; Mich Cows and Young Cat
tie, Sheep and Hogs; Farmmg Implements of
Ill kinds; a good Wagon, Ploughs, Hsrrows,
&c. a drstrate Wheat Far; a large quantity of
Corn; Gompiete set of Blscksm,h's Tools;
two Copper Stills, and Tubs; Household and
Kitchen furniture Of every description; such ss
good Feather Beds, Bedstesds. Bedding Desk,
Bureau, Tables, Chsirs, Cupboard, &c toge.
Their vi h a number OF articles not ntcesssr, to
pavticuiarise. Nine months crt dit viii be gives
the purchaser, upon giving good security fov all
sums over two dollars; under that sum, cash
Sale to ea,iy in the day, and cont.
nue. from day to day until all is soid
Sept. i8-ts SAMUEL SEIBERT,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

the lameniable truth, that females who
have passed the line, seldom reach the
harbour of matrimony Lest any OF
our readers should lay the 'slattering
naction 70 their souls, that, though they
have crossed that awful point in the
voyage of life, they shall set escape
the rocks or which If they strike, all
hopes OF wedlock must be for ever a
nandoned, we shall present them with
a table which, whilst il will exhibit to
females their chances of marriage al va
rious ages, will prove the truth of the
positions which have been already ad
vanced on the subject. The table TO
which we are about to dra W their atten
tlon is extracted from the "repor, Of the
select committee of the House Of Com
mons on the laws respecting friendly
societies" II was drawn up by DR.
Granville, a physician and accoucher
OF very extensive practice, connected
wnhseveral public institutions in the me
'ropolIs. Tue doctor, whose attention
had been directed 10 the statistical ques
tons Ofthe increase ofpopulaiion among
the poor, thought that the public insti
buttons to which he belonged might be
made available in obtaining the infor
nation which he wanted For The pur
pose he put questions 10 the females
vino, from time TO time, came under
his care, to ascertain the earliest age at
which women of the poorer classes
marry. He submitted to the commit
tee the registered cases Of SO women;
and the following table, derived from
their answer as to The age at which
they respectively married, is the first
ever constructed to exhibit to females
their chances of marriage at various a
ges OF the 876 females, there were
married,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02
POETRY.
from tue rual.del, nla Ariel.
ST.9NZ.aS.


Time may stll, With aeeting pinion,
Wing his way throogh fields Of light,
Skimming DER his wide DOMINION,
Smiling still With verdure bright.
Yet, wherever onward passing,
We can mark his footsteps trace,
Every touch OF art surprising,
With a new and n~meisss grace.
See the aged ~vet'ran. vending,
TO the close %otlife's csreer,
90 bis brow the fnrr0w blending
With a lock all boar and scar.
Time then, to his tresses hoary,
Adds the joys of VISIONS ssores
And around bis youhtul story,
filings a charm un'eit before.
Thus i, is-a dsarer feeling
Hsunts a vanished year or day;
AS the future round us stealing,
Lures US from the past away.
Where'sthe heart that can, 18th glsdnes'
View each youthful moment fed,
And without a thought of sadness,
Glance DER dreams and visions dead.
Fen the soul With rapture beating,
stu will mourn DER days gone BY;
And zach year az quickly heetlng,
Ever orea,hss the last aslgh.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02
be improvements are, q comfortable
HOUSE,


FESHE 1st Battalion of the 9th Regt.
q viii be mustered on Friday, the 5lst OF DC
tober next, at the Cross Roads, Hoke's Run; aud
the Cd Battalion will be mustered at DIrkesvii'e.
On Saturday, the LIST of November sext. Tie
Battalion Court for the LIST Battalion, vii be held
at the house of Abraham Harlatt, on TUESDAY.
the llth OF November. The hs.talion Court for
the I'd Battalion, will be held at the house OF
Robert BUak, in Dsrkesvilie, on "Wednesday, the
18th of November. The Regimeniai Court OF
Enquiry for the 9th Regt. will be held at the
Globe Tavern in Marsinsburg, on friday, the
Dist of November next.
The Cavalry commanded by capt Vandoren,
and the Rlaemen commanded by capt. Faux
ner. will muster with the lst Battalion until
further. orders.
COmmandants of Companies will notify their
men to attend attheir respective Battalion Courts
to give their excuses for ~delinqueHcies as they
may not be heard at the ~Regimental Cour,
Commandants Of Battalions will maze out q
return Of the strength of their BsttsItons, and
report the vacancies in their Companies, and OF
what grade. WIN. GREGORY,
Sept IS, 1923 Col. 9Th Regt. v. VI.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

MOFiCE.-Tbe partnership heretofore *.
~ sting between the subscribers, under The
hrm of BAKER TAPSCOTT g. co. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted 10 said concern, will
make payment TO Baker Tapecott, aud all per
sons hnving claims against sad concern will ap-
ply tossid b. Tapscott foe pay ment.
BAKER TAPSC0TT,
JOHN Isle.
Shepherdstown, sept.1 1928.
NIB The undersigned continues in business
IN the same house he heretofore occupied with
a partner, where he is ready, and will always be
happy, TO supply his old customers and the pub
lc "i'h GOODS upon the very best terms.
He hopes nil persons IN arrears 10 The late
firm of b. Tspscott & Co. VIII make payment TO
him immediately. BAKER 1APSC0TT.
Saepherdstown, Sep, IL, 1923
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

" ALuABLE LANE FOR oALE.-rhei u act
v OF land formerly belonging TO the late Mir,
Rswleigh Morgan, advertised by NE for sale
on HE l4th July ,ast, NOT having been sold, I
VIII again ofier II, or IS much OF II ss may be
sufficient, for sale at public auction, for cash,
before the Courthouse door in Martlbsbnrg. q,
Monday the 18th day of October next, being
court day :
This sale viii he made by vir,e of a trust
deed OF Mr.. Morgan, bearing date on the 18Th
day of November, 1922, now of recorc in the
county court of Berkeley, for the pa pose of
d'scharging a debt ,heraIn mentioned due to
the armer' and Mechanics Bank of George.
town. The tract IS stated IN the deed To con.
tam about 4S4 acres. 1t lies ne3r he swan.
ponds IN THIS county, and IS not inferior in fer
tiity, II IS believed, To any lands in it.
am authorised by he Bank to state that an
arran- eneht may be made with il by which The
purchaser can bsve a credit here, tor a cbnside.
rable time, equal to The amount Of The debt
due to the bank.
PHlLH C. PENDLEroN.
August 2, 1928. tbs.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02
MARSHAL,s SALE

TO a decretal order OF he suna.
t'or court OF etiancery, at Winchester. prom ,poc.
ca 10 a cssc therein depending, wherein Jscoh
Newcomer IS plaintiff, and Samuel 2. .H.tfs; :
defendant-i shall, on .hondag. the 1874 sf n
fote- neri, sell at pubic auction, TO the b,sh.s.
bidder, on the premises. one undivided hs,g
part or moiety OF Lot No. 81, and OF ano,he.
LOT adjoining thereto, IN the town of Mau,na.
oufg, winch were conveyed by Miss jane Bry.
antto SAID defendant and hers, that half n.s,
which IS now held by said defendant HAIRS
Terms; enc bait of the purchase to be paid on
The day of sale, The other half in SIX months
the purchaser to give bond and good secur,,v
Tor the credit payment and title retained.
G W. SEWERS, NV CD.
Sept III, 1928. or one Of ms deputies.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02
nUBLIC sALE.-Will be sold, b.

II u ~ DAEN IN WIN 10 ~ "
q puunc auction at the residence Of the sub
scrber, near rsbb's Gross Roads, on Thursday,
the sd of October neSt, all of his persona.
property, Consisting OF fifteen head OF Horses
among which are. valuable Work Horses, Brood
Mares, and Coltss . numaer OF Mich Cows and
Young Cattle; one hundred head OF Rogs; a
large numherof Sheep; Farming Utenslsot Al,
kinds. q good R0sd Wagon, $ Piants,ioB do,
a Cart, new Ploughs, RarroVs, Hsrse Gears OF
every description; Rye and Corn By the bushe' /;
one hundred and SIX acres Of Wheat in the
grOund; SEVERRL NEGROES. Household
and Krchen Furniture Of various kinds-such ss
good Feather Beds, Bedding, Bedsteads, Ia
bies. Chairs, al excellent side Board, two Blu
reaus, Conner Cupbo.Cd, &c. together with a
great variety Of articles not necessary 70 parii.
chiarise. Nine months credit will be given the
purchaser, upon giving bond with GOOD security,
for all sums over eve doIlarsi under that sum-.
Cash. sale TO begin early III the day, and con
tlnue from day to day, until eli IS sold.
Sept 25--ts JACO8 V. G0RRELL.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02
Office Of the C. and o. c Company.
Jnly 30. 1923.

Jug SCs 1895,
NOTICE is hereby giveC, that an lns,a'ment
~ of W dollars per share on every share of
Stock in the Chesapeake and Ono Canal Com
pany, is required to be paid on the Cd day of
October next: and a further instalmen' of two
dollars per share on the Sd day OF November
next; a further instaIment Of two dollars and a
half per share on the Sd day Of December next,
a further ms aIment of two dollars and q half
per share on the Sd day of Janusry next; a iur-
Their sum oftwo dollars and a halt per share on
the Sd day of February next; and further sum
of two dollars and a half per share on the Sd day
of March next; which instruments mustbe paid
to the credit ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio CANAL
Company, to the Cashier or other proper officer
of either of the following Banks, viz:
The Branch of the Bank Of Tie u. States, at
Washington
The Bank of Washington, at Washington,
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank,at George.
town,
The Bank of Alexandra, at Alexandra.
The Hagerstown Bank, in Hage rstoan, Ma.
rylsnd; and
The Branch of the Valley Bank, at Charles
town, Virginia.
BY order of the President and Dire ctors:
JOHN y sNGLFs
Clerk OfMe c. and q. Canal Co.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02
nNE 5ENT AND BASKET OF GOALS

hNE JEaT AND A BASKET OF GOALS
" REWARD. Runaway from the subscriber
on Sunday morning last, an 'ndented apr entiee
boy, bound by his Guardian to learn the Black
smith Business, named JOHN ROUsH, aged
about 10 years, five feet ten inches high. He
tnok with him u variety of clothing not necessa-
ry to particularse. Ihe above reward of Que
cent and a basket of Goals, will be given to any
person that will spprehtna and bring back said
apprentice, but no tharks. strictly forbid all
persons from harboripg him, as lam determined
10 prosecute every person that may be found SO
offending. GEORGE NlPE.
Sept. 1875
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

Extract from the by iarce Of The Chesapeake ana
Ohio Canal Company.
SECTION VIII
"The President and Directors OF the Ccunpa
ny shall designate the Banks within the Disfrict
OF Colombia, within which the funds ct the Com
rany shall be deposited, and whenever any mo
ley shall bepaysble to the Company m pursu
nee OF any callupon The stockholders, or on ANY
ther account. the person from wnom he SANE
IS due, Shsll make payment to the Cashier, O.
other proper officer, # any one oftbe Banks SO
esignated The certificate Of pay ment by such
asher or officer Delivered to tie treasure,
shall be received BY tim as evidence Of pay mem
'ud authanze an 20 pass hus receipt"
August 70, 1828-t3M.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02
Office Of The Chssapeake and 0his Canal Co.
WAsHInGToS, AUG 9, 1923.
NOTICE.

0't rGo ~ r
NOTICE.
PROPOSALS. will be received at this ogvra
a. between the LIST & l7th days of Oct. Dex,
and At he town OF Lees5a-gh, Loudoun Co. Va
troIa the 18th 10 the 2uib days ct os,ober
Inclusive, Tor the excavation, embank meDf and
waillng, OF about "a miles of the Chesspease
and Ohio Canal, in halt mile sections, ex,eod.
ing from the mouth of Seneca Creek 10 the cas-.
tern base of the Cstoc,in Mountain.
And, at the same time and places, pronossls
will ne received for building ~ locks on the
inc Of the Canal, hetween the Little Falls 81
Potomac AID the Catoctin mouutsin; and slso.
Tor the masonry of suci, aqueducts, ~cu!gerls,
dams and weirs; and tor such road and
Farm bstdges as may be found necessary on tbis
portion OF the canal,
The forms OF proposals. for the abnve, viii
be ready Tor distribution by tire ist of October.
NO proposals will be received at W sshinQ,on
alter the l7th, nor at ~Leesburgh after sun ser
on the 2Oth October, and the contracts viii be
declared and entered INTO al Leesburgh, as soon
alter the Goth October as prscticaole.
Contractors who are not known to this Com.
pany are expected TO enclose letters of recon-.
mediation with their proposals, Which should
De addressed, post paid. by the writer. 10
JOHN p fMGLF.
Clerk Chesobeake and Ohio Cana Co.
Sent. a. .o0ort.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02
NO BLANKS
In the three first schemes OF the NEXT
LOTTERY.
C0tiEN' Embellishments

'Sepiem6cr II, 1913.
Grand State LOTTERY Of Nd No g,
for 1873, TO be drawn by suD schemes, under az
improved mode secured by Letters Patent, and
by which the idventurer CANNOT DRAW A
BLANK, until the whole OF the sub-schemes are
compieted-in the mean time he has the chance
~oFevery prize in the entire Lottery, WITHOUT
ANY RISK WHATEVER, till The completion
of the last sub scheme.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

F'HG subscribe s are now receisaig and o.
Il pen'pg at their Store a, Bunket's Hill,
Berkeley county, Virginia, = hsndsqme and
very general assortment Ut F.aN'CY FgSH.
I0N.3BLE and SUBSTaNYL3L GOODS,
which having been bouPh t upon the hestie,ms,
and previous to the operation of the late Tariff
upon many Of them, viii be found remarkably
cheap. We invite a call from our fG,end., ruse
toners, and The public, assuring them thss
what we here assert, will theu be made mani.
fest.
JEFFERSON & CLEVELAND.
Sept. lit.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

lANCiNC.-1he public are informed ths
~ a Dancing School will be opened at Nj
hroesen's large room on Monday morning mex
at 9 O'clock.
Young gentlemen will be taught in TIE even.
'ng' IT it IS not convenient or then to a,teDt.
during he day. f.. c. BRERDlN,
J MaElnsLsrg,.Sept. 10.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

"noiesome Advice-From Johnson's Letters.
beg'n life with the least show and
ne least expense possible; you may at
measure increase both. but you cannot
-'slly dimin'sh them. Do moi think your
's'1'e your own, while any man can call
apo" You tor money you cannot pay:
therefore, begin with timorous parsimo
y Let It be your first care not 10 be
I'D any mans debt.
Resolve not to be poor, sohatevcr
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02
MARsHALs SALE

nBBDiENr 10 adAsfeet-l order ~
" Winchester Chsncery Court, prono,.,.s
the lab day OF D~rcember, 1897, 10 ! sm, ~
pending IN said court
John Shsrrsrd, PlsH
Robert N'Farland and others. nst,.
shat sefi on Monday the 18th day &c ~
Der next, before tse Court House DOR ! ~
town OF Bath, Morgan county, = tract ~ ,.as
situate insa'd county, -four 0, Eve miles frnau
SAID Town, being the same which belonged -
the defendant Robert M'Farlrnd, and wb,eh ~
conveyed IN trust TO Henry a.. Byrne. To-
Of sale; one third oi the purchase mone, 20 -
paid in cash; he balance IN two equal pssmsr,.
lone in SIX months, The other IN nlne n,on,ts
The purchaser to give bond and good secar,,1
for ,he credis Psymenis, and the land % ret,s,n
liable tor the same. The sale viii take Ne
between 10 aid 3 O'Clock f~
G. w. SEWERS, M. w, en-
Sep'4 o. one Of his Depn,;s..
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

l. rs to be borne in mind, that the
females whose relative ages at The TIM
of their marriage as above exhibited,
w ere all of the lower classes. Among
I'D equal Cumber from the middling OF
the higher classes we should not pro
badly find 80 many as 1916. or mort
than u fifth married under the agr
vi 10; or SO few as one sixteenth par
alter 81; or only one thirtieih part af
Ter 80.
From this curious statistical table
our fair readers may form a pretty ac
curale judgment OF the chances which
they have of entering into the holy
state OF matrimony, and of enjoying
the sweets 1--WE say nothing OF the bit
'erS) OF welded love. They ought al
ways, however, to remember that such
ofthem as. independently of personal
charms. possess the more powerful re
commentator of properly, will be
deemed eligible as wives whatever
may be their age Foreign paper.
Newspaper nameS.-There is ev
cry variety of names given to the huge
family of newspapers which have
sprung up in our country, like flung on
a rotten stump. Some Of them are
hard pushed for passable names such
as the Belvidere Apollo, Lafayette Au
rora. and Canal of Intelligence. A.
mong the political papers we have the
civilian. the Iris. the Anti J4cksoni
an, the Phoenix Plough Boy Truths
Advocate, We the People, Our Coun
try. the Political Primer, or a Horn
Book for The Jacksonites, The Speak
Ing Leaf, the Jacksonian, and others
winch we do not remember. Among
the sectarian papers are the Quaker.
the Friend. the Pandect, Plain Trnth.
Prlesscraft Exposed, truth Teller,
spirit OF the Pilgrims, 1.-TWO different
papers rf different senliments,) the
Trumpet, and the Cry of the four
WINDS, the Reformer, the Morning
Star, Evening Star, and others. One
OF the Pilgrim papers is published at
plymouth, where the pilgrims landed,
aud the other Spirit wanders we kGov
not where, The Trumpet blows in,
and the Cry issues Out of, Boston.
AZ Buenos Ayres a paper has been
published, entitled The Red DEVILS
Eldest Son, and having after awhile
discontinued, a new one has appear
ed, which Is called The Red DEVILS
Youngest Son. These names, to be
sure, look much better on paper in
SPan'Sh-El Hijo May or del Dablo
Rosa DO - Phaiad. Bulletin.
wholesome Advice-From Johnson's Letters.
Deg'n life with the least show and
ne least expense possible; you may at
pressure increase both. but you cannot
-aSily diminish them. Do moi think your
estate V8IP uvvu u,hile
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

youhoss; spend less Poyertyis q greal
enemy to hnndn happiness, il certainly
destroys liberty, and j, makes some
virtues imprscticable, and others ex
iremely difficult
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
FOR SALE AT
a. & Fl. Wilson's Bookstore, No S, West

a. & Fl. Wilson's Bookstore, No S, JVest High ST.,
The Carpenters New Guide; by Peter Nicholson.--
Ninth ed.tlon with egnty'iour copperpaes.
Mary Randolph.
Dictionary of select and popular Quotations, which
in daily taken from the Latin, French, Creek Span
ih and Italian Languages together with copious COL
lection Of Law Maxims and Law Terms; translated
English, with illustrations, historical and diomatic
and improved edition.
The American Chesterfield, or Way to Wealth. Honor
and Distinction; beng selections from the letters Of Lord
Chesterfield 10 his and extracts from other
authors the subject of Poteness with alterations and
additions, suited TO The Youth of the United States BY a
Member OF the Philadelphia Bar.
Btichan's Domestic Medicine a new edition, revised
and amended by John G. Coffin, NJ d. Fellow of the Mas.
sachuset's Medical Society
A. & H w have large collection of MUSIC for The
Piano and Harp. embracing the newest and popular
pieces, which they will sell very reduced prices.
Courtry merchants, and Teachers, may be supplied as
above with School Books and Stationery, low as they
cnn procure them in Philadelphia Or elsewhere
90
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
NOTICE.

IL received Communication certificates, and the surviving
soned officers and soldiers of that Army, (not
the pension st who received certificates for the pro-
missed Of eighty dollars, for enlstng for the
and continuing the service until its termination
quesed particularly to send their Names and the names of
the places where their nearest Post oce3 kept by
letters (under the Secretary of the Treasury ad
dressed Col Aaron Ogden at the City Of Washington,
who will he there ready to receive them. This will
persee the necessity Of appointing agents. 10 transact the
business at the Treasury Department. from whence, by
this means the proper papers will be SENT free from
pense, each individual, showing his right to the benefit
Of the of Congress lately passed. in favor Of the per-
sons of the above description.
n Editors throughout the United States request.
cd to give two insertions to the above.
NAV Of
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
JACKSON MEETING.

CA meeting of the friends Of General Jackson,n in Ney-
cas County, will be held the house of Nathaniel Wolfe,
in Chrisana on Saturday, the 2l Of June next. at 10
O'clock A. to adopt measures preparatory to the next
general election. May %.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
JACKSON MEETING.

Pursuant to Resolution adopted at Georgetown. on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of April last at Jackson Meeting
the electors of Sussex County friendly to the election OF
General Andrew Jackson next President of the United
Stctes invited meet at GeorgeTown, on the first
Tuesday Of June next
May 10, 1923