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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11
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4 , L%TfA informs tie citizens 81
tinsbprg and the vicinity, that he has ,Ina..
entirely recovered his health. and The se..,ea
Will commence on Monday lie 9Th Of sen'a%
Der; Il would be desirable for all who MI
10 patronize he School, to send at the 60
nence ment OF the session. Ou'
aug 28-ss : kTr r.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11
4he elegant fntkboaded Horse,

AHe TfyNHF JntF-Ofo0ded HorN,
GRACIOUS.
fs A thorough bred horse OF the Um
fvcE-EI imported Diomede, and sire o'
IN~MN Rob Roy, will stand the ial sea
xskx2Asi.ZS son Sundays eycepted) al tns
" farm OF William b.. King, ore ana
a hasi mules from Mart nsburg, near fiagss
hln' berkeley COUNTY, Va. at Eieis, Dollars INC
season, and Sixteen Dollars TO ensure a mare ~
ios,; the money for insurance TO be pad as Sum
as'he mare IS known to be with fosl- pafios
WIN, removing. or not continuing the mare :
quarry to the horse, ~forfeits The ensurance'-
bose gentlemen who put mares 10 araoc'ss
ms spring. and not proving in fosI can p"' nWf
same mares at Six Dollars The season ihessa
son 60 oommente the first Of September w
end The 25sh of November next.
aug. Gift. John RANDOhfH'
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COHEN'S
LOTTERY AID EXCHANGE OFF

LOTTERY AID EXCHANGE OFFICE,
ia, Mafket-street.
Where the GREAr CAPITAL PRIZES,
were obtained IN BOTH THE LAST LOT.
tERtfS, and where BOTH the Great Prizes Of
One Hundsed Thousand Dollars each were sod
IN former Latte ries, and where more Capsal
Prizes have been solo than at any other Office
in America.
UOrders either by mail (post paid) or
privateconvey ance enclosing the Cash or Prizes,
will meet the same prompt and punctual tten'
ton as II on personal application. Address 70
j.. l. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS.
Baltimore. aug %.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11

beautiful scene, which spread slike
euchauiment before me, when a pier
cling shriek-an agonizIDg cry burst
upon my ear. / fastened to learn the
cause. The crowd of passengers were
horrying to the stern of the boat, whose
poaderous wheels were still in motion,
and | now saw a female form, strug-
Cling 10 their foamy wake. The form
OF a man was seen vaniy striving to
lend bar assistance; bot ne was evI
IDENTITY no swimmer, end with much
ado Kept himself from sinking A.
length th~ Steam Boat was stopped
the small DO, &C va, lowered, and has.i
" rowsd towards the sufferers Good
Heavens! II was she happy couple.
who bnt a NON nj before, | had almos,
envied, as they drank in the beauties
of nature. and revcIled in each others
young affection. She had risen upon
the raiii0g TO Obtain a more distinct
view Of some object of interest, and
had fallen over board! Bot assistance
came too iutei The husband was res
cued from hi- pefilous situation. bot he
saw his tond companion turn upon him
"A look OF DIVING love-en agouizlng
farewell glance, Struggling IN death
10 give y more assurance OF atfec
ton" The look was but for a mo
ment; she sunk, and quickly rose again
to The surface. and as she
"Grasoed AT notstng"
with disappearing hands, again went
down into the abyss of waters. and
| rose no more! = y
Ii is not meet | should dwell upon
This mournful subject. Kind readyi'
| would il not became us 10 reflect how
soon some unforeseen accident may
remove Us from "the things that be-
How numbsrless and how varied the
! dangers which heset the changesbie
path way of human life. The traveller
Who Journeys down The Hudson may
mark u white marble monument stand
ing upon the bank of The river, iD tbs
| vicinity sfsiie Tsppaanzee. beneath ar
ovsrhaDging willow. the long branch
es al which have The placid water be
low. Ii tells the fate OF The unfortu
na'e lady, whom l have endesvoureo
TO set before the reader in my SKI ten
II was erected by the father OF the
Young man who aods her happy has
band, hut who is nOU broken hcarled
whose life has become a blank, and
Whose "memory Is a broken chain
And his melancholy look-,he vacant
and unearlhly expression of his once
mild tiur eye-his youth-his pale and
wild. though interesting c%ountenance
ex'ortTmany artmark of MINGLED pity
and admiration rom visitors at the Lu
matte Asylum Me-" York
Philadelphia Album
nA
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11
Tickets S. o5 oniv.

Tickets S. IS only.
LlFTR CLASS STATE LOT cry of MA
l. RYlAND, to be drawn IN Frederick, On
TUESDAY 18th Of September, (next month";
ODp AND EVEN SYsTsm.
BY which the holder of i've teks Is or Two
shares 10 certain of oh'aiping one pfize and may
draw three, HI6HE T Paizr
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11
GRAN


Internal Improvement, Literature snu Cha
rites, in the City Of Washington. ano 70 the
states Of Mar ylsnd. soush Carolina and Loui-
.iana.-EIG nth CLASS
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11

RENJANlN PrsNiLk ION iafsrms the nn1
~ nc. that the Second Session Of Inc D.
Hal School, will mn,e ON the 18th ~
90 p mber next.
Parents who wish TO place their children ~,
der his tuition, will please to apply 10 cHs,S
ORhtCk Esq with whom the Subscription pa
per is deposited.
Some OF the inhabitants OF Msrtinsbury h.vs
expressed a wish to seno their childre, ;r,a
the country: They are therefore informed 49,,
GENTEEL BOARDING may be had en- mods
rate terms, ~ the house OF srs. ORnIoK, sba,,,
800 yards from the School Room.
Il. Pendletnn pledges himself to pay The strict.
est attention., not only TO The intellectual q
p%royement OF his pupils, but also 10 their mn.
re-, depor'mtrt Aug %, 1885
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11
Il RundfrGy.

q WAS committed to ne Jsa
Ch~ Berkeley county, on the "a '9 g,o
81 June last, as a runaway, ss.0l
n,an who calls himself Loy'sb
WH GR.lY, FIVE feet six and ban ~.
4gsss.u. high, between % and a year" ss
iery black, the coultehance, very Az, ,n,nsr
has q small scar over his right eye, us re.
fore teeth some what snsggied or efoessta
ma,Ssble small ears; had on when oOn a,Is III
an asi torn pair of dtsb voollsn ose'', = X.
tow shirt, old shoes, and old hat--ssys e W
longs 10 ) MIR. Rscohus n Ftuvannis eoO"2 cora
The owner Of said regFo is request" J;ag 10
9tote properly. pay charges, &C. aee0'
law, and take him sway. h;is.
PETER GARDNER 'p'4
August q, Ie2S.-Sn.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11

q beautiful nev, and useful ia1sniion,
By Nh Peter Laporte We have in u
possession, and shall be glad to exhibit,
a beautiful and ro6der pseof travel ling
trunk, made of new material, whichis
thus described in the SPECIFICATION ofthe
p~ateHtee:
This cloth is made NJ of hemp and
wire, which is spun together. wove. and
twIiled, In the same way that all other
cloths are. The hemp IS twisted tight
round the wire, and they are tben woye
together III the manner in which the
common bagging is made, 1t may, how
ever, be wove tight or open, to suit the
purposes for which it NAV be required,
and after this operation, it should, in all
cases, be painted on both sides; this
servesto prevent the hemp from rettin g,
and the wire from rusting, You may,
If you please, put many coats of paint
upon it, (suited to the object,) which
will make the surface solid, smooth aud
elegant. This cloth may be used for
many purposes, not only for boots of
stages, but for earpeting, sacking bot
toms of bedstsads, fancy chairs, sofas,
pepnels, Tor in fact, bodies) or roofs of
carriages, baskets, water buckets, for
travelling trunks, or the security OF the
mails.
There would really seem TO be no
end TO the durability of watever is con.
structed Of these materials, and we know
NOT why they may not be applied TO all
tie objects enumerated, as well as va
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11

oIlCE It request al persons thar ae ~
~ debted 10 the late firm of j ". Riddle 81
Smith, 10 pay their accounts and obiigatc ems .
ga'nst the i5lh of September next-,hey .ta
OF long s,and Ing, from one to five years; those
Who tail to pay may expect their accounts aud
obhga'ions 10 be put in suit, without respec, to
persons.
THOMAS C SMITH.
Martis sburg. sue %
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11

On Wednesday, LIST Of October. 1928,
H. he CRY of Washington, ~i.76e drGz7n The
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11

CoTtship-A gentleman feeling a
strong pa,tmlty for ayoung lady whose
name was NoycS. was desitous, with
cut the eeremon, of . formal courtship.
10 ascertain her sentiments For this pur
pose h. said 10 Der one day-with that
kind of dir and manner, which means
either lest or earnest, as you choose 10
take it-''lf l were 10 ask you wheth
er you were onder matrimonial en-
gagem mt, to any one which part Of
your name. (Noyes) might l take for
an answer"
"T'he fl st,"said she inthe same tone
And were | 10 ask you if you were
inclined to form such an engagement,
shonli a person offer who loved you
and was not Indifferent to yourself,
what part of your name should l then
take for an answerf"
"The last"
"And if I Tell you | love you, and
ask you to form such an engagement
with me-then what part of your name
may takei"
"Oh then" replied the blushing girl,
"take The aUhoie name, eni in such a
case | would cHeeItuiiy resign ii for
yours"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS.


54o4 prizes amounting to Si7 000
Only 10000 Ticke.s-Not one Blank to q prze.
T.ckets So 23- Hafpes 81 I9-Quarers IS cts.
10 be bad in the vreai s,'parief, az Numbers. a.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11
EEw STORE.

1--WE subscribers respectfully inform their
4 friends and the public generally, that they
have commenced the Mercantile business in the
White House, corneriRg on Queen and Burke
streets, opposite ID orvick, & Co.'S Store and
Lottery Office, where they have Just finished
onenipp, an entire rev
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-16
F,ym the National IntelEgcnccr.
CONGRESS, lsr SESSION
Thursday, february IA, 1873.


Thursday, february IA, 1873,
IN SENATE.
NJ Eaton, from the Committee on the Dis
nc, Of Columbia, to which was re-commilted
he bill Cor the Eefor he Columbian College
n the District of Columbia, wi h certain in
Suuc,iouS, reported il with an am, udment, &C
-ompNuied by q special rep"rt; which, toge-
her with the amendment, were ordered 10 BE
printed.
The report ar the Select Committee appoint
I'd 10 revise the Rules IF the Senate, was then
,aken UP as tie unfinished business of tuesday
The amendment 10 the Sixth Rule, ftred by
dr. foot, being under consideration
MIR. Johnston, Of Lnuisiaaa, addressed the
Scnats al considerable length, in favor Of The
amendment. lie sustained The idea of now,
~, implied by the Constitution, placed in The
1anls OF the Vice President, 10 Keep order
his he argued 10 be the case from the powers
oiConarsSs, nat especially expressed by the
constitution, from The powers delegated to o.
'A'r dictionaries OF Government, aud from
general principles. tie eulai ged on the view
,aat had been taken Of inherent powers, apd
0yew,irom large course OF r asoning,the con-
cAslon that the power of the Vice Presiden
% SeeP order was inherent in The office, be-
,4'Se II WAS ~, ceSSary; The office could not tX~
"';hoa: y. !ftl.r Char possessed this pow
q IN one case, !, did in all. He considered 1t
'anse,oas 20 assail the legitimate powers Of a
94S!ic iancEonary: for he did not serve the
Soaalry who diminished any Of the powers OF
P'oIc nen, granted by the Constitution, 10 be
S2Eoiscd for the public good.
A7, Tyler opposed the principle set up ON
Ns other SIDE, and argued tina: there were no
inherent powers in the Vice President, which
vas evidently shown by his having no au,hori-
(WHICH had been attributed TO him. If he had
|e2ower Incidentally to enfore order, he would
..'o have that of furnishing those who should
'''l4te It. This, it was evident, he did not
9essess He commended that, if the reasoning
Sentiemen on he other side was SUSTAINED
y The authority of the Constitution, the Vice
resident had not only the power Of enforcing
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-16

The two political parties in this country, are
., completely opposite aud dissimilar in sem
.jnsn,, views and opinions, es The ri'a! candi"
i,,,s IRE in their characters, conduct, talents
md Qualifications. Mr.. Adams is IN experieu>
ed state, man, conversant with civil affairs,
ACQUAINTED wuh blood and carnage, res
,.,,,roriaw, order, and tic Cons Citurion, mild
:, bi,6i,positior, eaQna1le in his temper, snd
... hurried into excuses by the VIOLENCE
,rti. ,ru,,r, Gen. Jackson, on the other
,.nl is , mere military chieftain, without the
,..., ,x,,r,, nee in the science Of diplomacy, =
,.,...ro If ,hc laws Of his country, and scru-
49,. Nh, 70 violate Ter constitution, and insult
r. magistrates, when his temper or passions
are reused,
l., any refl. citing man look at The conduct
,:,t, two parii.s, and he will see the same
c5,,r.s,. Tie frir' ds Of the Administration,
AZ the r.. 4 friend, Of he prosperity OF The
copn,ry:-,h~y are the Friends oi iaerral I'M
,ro,rmcn, an.l domestic manufic res; friends
or,he UNION; and TitnI, Of civil govern,
mint. They adop, as the'r motto the words
Of Washington: Whatsoever measures h we
,renGercy 20 dissolve the Union, or Contribute
10 violate on lessen The sovereign authority,
OUCH, TO be considered as hostile to the liberty
and independence of Ame,ica." They swear
sslty TO III man, make no successful soldier
their IDOL and do not condesoend to be man
vor,hiY2ers.
Tie friends &C Gen. Jackson are opposed 10
Internal improvement, and declared enemies to
he American System. They seek 10 make
TIC military, superior to Tie i'il authority, and
sacilceiously ak Of disscl,ing the Union. be
cause their mad schemes Cannot be carried in
70 feet. They have "made TO themselves AN
image" aud fsll down and worshipi it,
Letlhe people ren,ct upon the contras, here
exhibited
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-16
.ry then fru;ss ye shall know them"

The Jackson men boast Of haringa majority
:. ho,b Houses Of Congress, aud by the ar
,,rpemeu, of TIE Committees the business of
l.. ,a,ion is thrown into their hauds.-What
80 b,,n the result? Week after week passed
!, slu,irg the Administrator, euiogising Gen.
r,,ssan, and taking uf their own immaculate
rp.iy -Impor,an, subjects neglected, aud pri-
,,,e persons suffering. The public money
5,,en from The Treasury 10 supper, ,hcrn,
While they are neglcc;ing the public duy.
Ts.sc ape few Of the first fruits, and give us
h;, warning Of wha: we might expect ii there
WIS no, redeen.ins sp!Iii abroad.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
App.op.1,r,oss FOR rER Navy.

APPROXIMATIONS FOR TIFF NAVY.
The House resumed the consideration OF
the bill making appropriations tor the sup>
port of-the Navy oftoe United States Tor the
year 1923, and it was ordered to be ensroSsed
and read third time, mem con.
INTERNaL IMPROVEMENT.
Mr.. McDuffie, (Chairman Of the Commit
tee of WAYS and Means,) on whose motion the
Committee took up the bill making apPro>
nris,ions for internal Improvements, the dis
cussion If which occupied the rest Of the day,
and was no, completed when the Committee
rose.
During the debate, The OLD easements OF tn. The
adversaries Of internal improvement were urg-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-16

a letter from Jack on vile, East Florida, dat.
ed Sth Of De- ember says" Frai, was never so
abundant here The Oranges raised in Angus
tine, are by good Judges, estimated at TWO
millions, and there are nrary as manv more on
The 81. Johns. They sell al 9 10 10 dollars
per thousand. have just sold several boxes
at dollars per hundred sclec ed 10 send "a
broad as presents. good crop OF Cuba To-
hacco has also been raised this season; i. Is
thought sufficient TO supply the place with Sc
sars. The Gu tivstion OF sugar cane has been
very successful this season, and conside able
quantity Of excellent sugar has been manufac-
tured; numerous specimens have been exhibit.
ed here. There is general disposition. among
the Planters, TO discontinue the cultivation of
cotton, and turn their attention 10 SUGAR and
oranges. The latter is the most prof able cul.
tivstion in the United Ststrs. One acre has
produced thousand dollars in one year.
GAMBLING The Louisiana Courier nub,
fishes statement Of the expenses in urred bv
the gaming houses in New-Orleaus as Wen as
the profits accruing to the propr.ctors. The
cost Of eiah, licences is S3S,oOo, and The nett
income Of the houses Sl74,656! The editor
Of thu Courier may well ask what this system
is tolerated for; and he Likewise furnishes the
answer in at language 10 the occasion: "1o
support and maintain about fifty black legs,
who are disgrace to society, inasnuch as they
are strong and hearty men, who might be EN-.
poyed TO better advantage, ard less disgrace
to The community. Those people are chosen
strong and robusl to resist the fatigue of set.
Ting up so much, ADD 10 feh, any way; such
persons as may become obstre2erous through
lnoxica ,ion or despair, which IS 100 orcn The
case, liquors being free"
RosEs.--Perhaps amongst the productions
of The vegetable kingdom there is nothing more
remark bic ;han Il rose recently introduced into
Europe from China-ihe Rosa Gre,ilii re e.
ii lis China rose. In one specimen, near Lon
don, The shno, far exceeds any hing Of the kind,
having in the space Of few weeks attained the
heiglt Of eighteen feet, and it now covers az
area OF about one hundred square feet, with
more than fifty buds in cluster, so rhat the d.
molnl Or A rwer buds may be computed to three
thousand; but the gr attest curiosity is the "a
mazing tIivrri,y Of lin,s it, the buds d, first
npcning-~ light blush, deeper blush,
light red, deeper RID. SCARE, and purple, all
on one cu,Irr. This rose grow, in the NAV
ner OF ,hs multfora, hut is easily distinguish
able by is leaf, which is much larger and more
rugose Sun.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-16
Trust Saie

y pursuance Of a deed cfru4t executed by Alex
ander A. Rrisc oe, to debt due Ia Miss IA!
rsh Kech, will be sold for cash to til, highest bidder
on the first Monday in March next, (n being Pince
William Court day. between the hours VI l2ai, o
clock P. NJ all SO much OF the interest which the
said Alexander NJ. Briscoe, holds is entitled in
certain tract of land, on which he the said NJ.
Brscoe resides, will pay said debt interest and
the costs of efectmg the sale This land is ,,tus'ed
just at the foot of Buun Mountain, in the Count, Of
Prince William, about light miles fen h;,naIket,
sn'about the distance from the Aie lis in
i.oHdoun COUNT, and has lopg been considered q.
mongst the best farms that section ofthe country
he quantity ofand the said Brse zoe l. supposed to
be entitled to, AVID which he is in POSSESSION Of,
(being part of large tract is between our hum
Ired and four hundred AMI twenty acres. his title is
believed to be perfectly good, but such only will be
couve Y ed rs is in the subscriber
JNO. GIBSON, Jr attorney in fact for
ian Io-1awts WILLIAM ASHMORE. Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-16
Piano Fortes.

DiSHEY THOMP ON has latel, received on sale,
1 at his Book. Music, and Stationery stores, Penn.
sylvania Avenue
one piano forte, from the mx nufactory of Dubois g.
stodart New-York; constructed with the latest i'm.
Provements, patent metallic sounding board, circular
case, rose wood front, six octaves Prize 1860.
One do from the same, with drawers, 81 oc,aves
S24v.
ohe 90 do do extra $50
The workmanship and tone of these instruments are
superior to any for sale in this District
One do made by Ryder & Taliman, Phila,le lphia.
with circular Case additional keys drawers, &C. $3.50
One do made by Loud & Co. premium inst, ument,
similar to the above 5000
T.. /. will be instantly supplied with instruments
from the above manufactures; and will furnish to order
and forward to any part Of the District 70 Norfolk or
Richmond,
Plain q Piano Fortes 50 octaves sl7s
Do do do 100
Elegant C do round corners, &C. 80
Do do do octaves $50
DO do do and drawers 275
DO Harmonic do rose wood 'front.' sc. 400
do Cabinet do do 500
spanish Guitars 10, ~ 80 and $35
Flutes, Carioaets, Fageolets, Flies, Vions
BaSsoons, Hand Organs, &c.
New Music for the above instruments,
feb lo-6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-16

0rr readers will see, by looking at The pro-
...l;nrs Of Congress, that the Senate have
won the Vice President, the long lost power
ra,,,Iing 10 ORDER" which power is TO BIZ exs
.,-;sg9. no doubt, with all due impartia,ity.-
r5,, = ,ity Mr.. Randolph is not in the Sc
,;r
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-16
N'frAs. ,s S.a!ST.n'B9-As
,-ynAy MORNING, FEBRUARY 16, 1928,

TIE proposition, introduced into the House
conservatives last year by MIR Ri,es, TO
20 m, of,he Appropriation bill the clause
.,,ria,ing $4,000 for surveys, has been
wed this year What success il will have
,uncci;aib
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-16
District of Columbia-To wit.

District Of Columbia-Io wit.
The United States of Observation-Disclosures
AGAINST
One set of Tea China and; and snndFy Rssp@'desi'.
Ed i remembered, that Thomas Swami, Esq az
I'D torney for the United States for the District OF
Columbia, hath exhibited libel III the histric. "ou''
of said District alleging that on the Gay CT
in the year 1927, set Of Tea CHINA ana part y!
dining set Of Liverpool Ware, have been imported m
to the United States-to wit: at the FORT OF Is, -.
dria in a certain brig called "The Cumberland 20
whereof ono Thomas Patterson was masters ,na' ,ie
aid China and Liverpool Ware, were not inchldea VI
the report, manifest and entry made win thc oolee
70, of said port-By which means the same became
forfeited to the United States and seized by the Col
lee,or aforesaid All persons having right title or IL:
terest in or to the said China aud yerPooi are
cited and admonshed appear at the Court House IN
Alexandria ON the first Monday in March next, to hear
and able BY and perform alt sch judicial acts as are
by law required to be done in the premises
a'este EDM. LEE, &C.
febS
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PUBLISHED. wEEkLT,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,
rzyo DOLLARS PEA ANNUrH
PAvABLk IN ADvAScEi

I'd TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
AFTER Tue KEAR z1PIREs.
r7No paper discontinued until all srrears
-. 80 are paid up, except at the discretion OF
he Editor.
Advertisements inserted at the rate of
o0s Doliar per square for the three first inser
;ors. and twenty five cents per square for each
.,bsequent Insertion.