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Delaware journal., 1828-12-05
o~BRI1TSH AN1ICEPIIC-T0
DuNTET ETREGE.

For cleansing, Vhitening ana PreSsTo'''s '''
and Gums.
r,,IIr nRITIsH ANTICEPTIC DENTifisiCE winch VIC
nresent proprietor wishes most particularly 10 so,.
d ia the attention of the pubic Is perfec'E s.t .t
@ al, those acids which in general form the pa'', W 800
lr 49, m in common ,ise and which, although u'oJ ,n"y
h; The ice h for short time, must neVi'aoy
~. NV their de,eerous action on inns peau -,
; Of The teeth. The consequence is t't ,iiI 10sn
h;5 10 the shield provided by nature TO pioec w. h.
WI M nervols internal structure, is rapidly corroie
81 90 ac;d INGREDIENTS, become more siiscoip's -.
na nd exposes the inner portion of the tooeh " n;;s
IL r.ni,I and certain decay. By the use oi we 49, ~
DeunGacc in the morning, as occasion my ~
nre with brush moderately hard ana coiu .5 m hrt
licnmmulntion of Tartar will not only oe pie'e.' nI
h teeth rendered beautifully aud permanently D' thot
~ crnms restored that freedom itoHi ,sar
and ehloescence which are the sure 'es.s , " f
ha,,hv state and the best guarantee OF 'hat - nneo
80 yf the breath which can never be eXpec'eu ~ o
"a 'oe ,, ~ - f,l teeth and scorbutic, unhealthy gums
| price SO cents Bo1.) ;; NS ne the late
~ Prepared from the original Recipe N @ ~ "a The The o,
n tv ~ Conway, by his immediate successor aa @ VI. I' H.;
Ia,;.or r. Kidder, and sold "hoesae pr M Nv" NJ - "a
n,ner ROOM over No 81 lformefly casa ~ 1Ili
Cunt street head of Hanover street, he'r S har
otan and remled byhs special appointment, Ss ,s, n
th III the valuable Medicines as prepared py ,'e lay -
Conway,) by r. HARLAN .1geat.
No 1856 Market Street Wilmington
ohsarve that none are genuine without the Wt,.N'
ot + K,tlder, on the outside printed wraps ,i
''s'm. . LARGE discoant made to those VINO ouy y. 80
again. ---------
Delaware journal., 1828-12-05


the resignation of Nathaniel Macon.
Foreign Nerus-The latest intelligence from Europe, is
by the Ship Roman arrivedat NewYork, from Liverpool
bringing dates from that place the 25h of October and
from London the 23d The accounts by this ARRIVAL do
represent the condition of the Russians so unavoraby
the last advices. The siege or investment Of Shuma
abandoned the 21st of September but as ac-
corling to the Russian bulletin corps Of $4,000 Turks
had marched from that pace for the relief Of Varna, there
could have been no apprehensons for its safety The
siege of varna pressed with great vgor by the En-
peror in person. The Turkish detachment from Shumla,
had entrcnched itself under the walls of varna after much
hard fighting The Grand sgnior had left Constantine
pe preceded by the standard of Mahome which, accord
ing to Dr. Walsh the traveller pair of breeches worn
by the prophet. -
rhey October inclusive Slsns had vi it.
b cnoaps ss mia for ,,S that 2ee Re
sis , as f9H4 falss %aIsl ss
5sn ssp% shs vss #
s Of % er m aSap Sys sn aef of rem e
,p bcsr however, Silent bulletins in sif upon of thai th
tS lns i, asapds 'ns s9 G
4S r
aaa It, ths Ru q as
On Rs tbs
sa sA' s Esa7 sRs ssS
be while equal number remained IN the ehehs M & hI te
aea nS Na Try iG hs % plan be-,
spang during campaign and the eonse uece vas IN
CAPTURE Iedoub evidently with large sachce OF IN,
tai defeat total ton, of regiment hat ensaef
marched forward Turkish the reeat o
Prince Wrtcnbeg who had to take bis old inS
abandoned though the fact careIul
then the state Of the Turks and Rsaas @ al o v W M
standne Turks always beaten, but always the
yet SINGULAR in greater orce ceor1Hg 20 e
than former period OF the rapd
Letters from Constantnope the 10th and from SMYRNA
Constannoe on the t5tn pre-
ded by kahomet. The Porte hau sen
tun to the neh French Ambassadors to proceed 10
pie.
During days 66 cagoes Of corn had passed the ooe
SO were bound to Bitsh II to Dutch and ~ 70 ffehc
ports to Bremen, one to Canary lsanos ana ohe
Xante.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-05
DIED.,

On Tuesday evening last, in this town, Mr.. JAMES c
LOCKERNAN, in his Goth year.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-05
A HOUSE
FOR PUBLIC SALE.

JViNJ De sold at pubAc vendue, Fifth day, Che 1lM
of 18th mo. meet at 2 O'Clock, P. M. at
iSmatb's Iauern,
A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
No. 78, Market street, Wilmington next door
above james Gardeners store, the lot is Is feet
inches in 'front.' running back the same width 38 feet
inches, where it wdens feet inches, and ex-
tends back SO feet inches more. The house is
10 feet inches in front, and 27 feet deep, with
good three story building back This property has
the privilege Of two wide alleys, leading to
Market and the other to King street and is one of
the best stands in the Borough for Dry Good
Store.
Persons wanting to view the property previous
to the day of sale, will please call w. Fl. NAFF.
Conditions will be made known the day of sale,
and possession given immediately after, by
MARY ROBINSON.
11th mo. 26, 1928.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-05

DELlTt.4RE & 3. C7RUL7vH III III
1st Glass Extra, draws in this BOROUHH
TTITss DMX, Friday) cao
SCHEME prize of 5000 dollars ! OF Voc
Of 1000, Of 500, l2 of 100, 81 OF oo' ~ Oh
Is. 432 Of 6 and $3.50 of dollars.
Tickets Sa-IIalfl 5o.9uarter 20.
. oe Nau - " ''' L. BARKER'S
PROMPT and Truly Lucky Office, No.7i, Market
Street, Wilmington, Del. po,,on,.
In every Lottery yet drawn on Nday, barker os
the Highest Capital Prize. Proof, a slo'ooo' and
10 of $4,000.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-05

n good resoltion Inc tropretos OF the Bamore nm
ercan have determined to close their oce and suspend
all labor on the Sabbath day. We hope every daily paper
will follow their example promptly and thus ~ just to
themselves and those their eaoy This is measure
which we doubt not the public generally will approve OF
Delaware journal., 1828-12-05
GRAIN AND FLOUR.

London Oct %. The market to days SO far as res
pects English wheat continues the as Monday Bon
ded wheat may however be quoted shilngs quarter
higher. The farmers complain much of the new wheat
Welding little under the fail.
liverpool Oct. 24.-Snce Tuesdays corn marKe.
wheat has been in demand, and has advanced about W
per 70 lbs. Oats are also higher.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-05

BY the kindness of our friend NILES, OF the Register
and little expense and exerton OF our were
enabled to lay the before our Town SUBSCRIBERS
about O'Clock w, dnesday morning just q hoursrom the
time it was delvered-an earlier period we beheve' than
it was ever before got out in this town
Delaware journal., 1828-12-05

NJ Carolina, the Senate of the U S. for the term Of six
years. from the 4h of March Governor Irede and Mount
fort Stokes candidates for the vacancy occasoned by
the resignation of Nathaniel Macon.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-05

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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25
e improvements are, . comfortable
HOUSE.


.FEVHE LIST Battalion at the 9Th R.gt.
d wall be mastered on Friday, the Sis, at Do
toher mex, Al the Cross Roads, Hokc's Run; aud
the I'd Battalion will &c mustered at Darkes,ille,
on SATURDAY., the LIST OF November next. The
bstial,on Court toe the LIST Battalion, will be held
at the house of Abraham Marlst,, on Tuesday,
the 18th OF November. The Battalion Court for
.he I'd Battalion. will be held az the house OF
Robert Buak, in Dsrkesville, on Wednesday, the
i2th OF Noyembes. The RegimentaI Court of
Enquiry for the 9th Regt. will be held at the
6iobe Tavern in Martinsburg, on Friday, the
2ist OF November next.
The Cavalry commanded by capt ysndoren,
ana tho Rihemen commanded by cap, Faux
ner, viii muster with the LIST Battalion until
further orders.
Commandants OF Companies will notify their
men to attend attheir respective Battslion Courts
to give their excuses for deliuquenciss as they
may not be heard at the Reglmental Court
Commandments ct Bsttaiions will make OUT a
return Of the strength of their Battalions. and
report the vacancies in their compsnies, aad OF
what grade. WV. GREGORY.
sept2s, 1928 Col, 9th Regt. v. VI.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25

DuBLiC SAi.E.-on Saturday, the g7th INST,
L will be sold. by public auction, tby agree
ment OF the creditors Of Henr, Wigie,) q, ,ha
Shop latel, occupied By said wigie, in the town
Of Martinshurg, and as advertised at the Isst
term OF Berkeiey county court at the Court.
House, a large Stock Of WAGON STUFF,
dressed and andresscd, the running gear. Of =
New Wagon; a compie,e set u Wagonmsker's
Tools, among which are a Rrst rate get ct Hobb
Augcrs; 40 excellent Grind Stones a good tens
plate Stove and Pipe; Bed and Bidding, togc-
Their with a number OF articles nn, nee, sssry to
particularise, the property OF said Henry WI
gie. 10 satisfy Rent. Taxes, and sundry Exe.
euiiens. Nine Months credit will be gwen, the
purchasers giving bond with approved security.
CHARLES ID. STEWART, ~. s..
Sent. II.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25
sALE.-Wil be sold. BY

III pubic vendue, at The present residence OF
the subscriber, one mile from tleming's Ferry,
near Little Georgetown, on Monday, The 9th Of
October ners his entire stock Of Horses. Brood
Mares, and Colts; Mich Cows and Young Cat
tie, Sheep and Hogs; Farming implements of
all kinds; a good Wagon, Ploughs, Hsrrows,
&c. a hrst-rate Wheat Fan; a large quantity Of
Corn;a complete set Of B~iscksmiib,s Tools;
two Copper Stills, and Tubs; Household ard
Kitchen Furniture of eye,y description; such as
good Feather Beds. Bedsteads, Bedding, Desk,
Bureau, Tables, Chairs, Cupboard, &c, toge.
Their wi b a number OF articles not Necessary TO
pasticalarise. Nine months credit will be givea
the purchaser, upon giving good secur-s for all
sums over two dollars; under that sum cash
Sale to commence eatiy ia the day, and cont
nue. from day to day until Gil ia sold
Sept. ID Its SAMUEL SEIBERT.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25

DUBLlG SALE.-WiIi be sold, b., public
Il auction. at he subscribers residence III
Martinsburg. on Wednesday, the first d Oc'o.
Der next, a variety of Household and Kiictiea
Furniture, a good ten. plste Stove and Pipe; a
Garry all and Harness; a firs,-rasc Mich Cow.
together With z number OF articles. not neces-
sary to pafticulsrisc. Six months credit will be
given the purchaser, on III sums over two DOL.
lars upon giving bond with approved security;
ut,der that sum. cash. Sale TO begin about IL
o'clock OF the day.
DAVID G. D%EyINNEy.
Sent. II
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25
sALE.-Wil be sold. b,

~ WIN VIC SUM- ~
H. puohc auction, at the residence Of tue SUB.
scriber, nesr Tsbb's Cross R1sds, on Thursday,
The 23d Of October next, oil of his personal
property, consisting of fifteen head OF Horses;
among which are. valuable Work Horses, Brood
Mares, and Colts; a number Of Mich Cows and
Young Cattle; ooe hundred head Of Hogs; a
arge number of Sheep; flaming Utensils OF all
Kinds, a good Road Wagon, = Plantation do,
8 Cart. new PlcuRhs, Harrows, Horse Gesrs OF
every description; Rye and Corn by the bushe ];
one hundred end SIX acres of Wheat in the
ground; SEPER.4L NEGROES. Household
and Kitchen Furniture Of various kinds-such as
good Feather Beds, Bedding, Beds.eads, Ta-
bies. Chars, an excellent side Board, two Bu.
reaus, Correct Cupboard, &c. togetlrer with a
great variety IT articles not necessary TO part.
eularise. Nine months credit viii be given The
purchaser, upon giving bond with good security,
for all sums over Ave dollars; under that SUN.
Cash. Sale to begin early IN the day, aud con-
tinue RON day to day, until all is sold.
sept. ISIS JNC0BN v. 6ORREIL.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25
lid MARSHAL,s SALE.
Sept. II.

IL URSUANl TO . decretal order Of the supe-
rior court Of chsncers, at Winchester. pronsuac-.
ed 10 q case therein depending, wherein Jacob
Newcomer is plaintiff, and Samuel r Harris ~
dsfsndsnt-i shall, on .nomlay. The 1871 a( 0c-
so6er nerf, sell al public auction, TO The hrgh1st
bidder, on the premises. one undevld ed half
part or moiety Of Lot No. s., and OF another
lot adjoining thereto, in the town Of Nar,ins..
burg, which were conveyed BY Miss Jane Bry
ant to said defendant and heirs, THAT half part
which ~ now held by said defendant Hatr 8 -
Terms: one half Of the purchase to ne pe,i on
the day Of sale, rhe other halt in six nDatis.
the purchaser to give bond and good security
for the credit psyment aud title retained.
g w. SEWERS, NV CID.
Sept III, 1873. or une Of his deputies
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25

DubLlc SALE be sold. by pubic
i vendae, On the land OF Jacob Newcomer.
hing on the road between withetow,s Mill and
Mar,inshurg, on frids, the Goth nat. The fol-
lowing properly; four Mich Cows, ten head
Young Cattle. 3 numset oil Hogs; wo Co!ts;
Also, Household and Kitchen Furniture Terms
made known on the day Of SAFE. Sale 20 CONF
mence early in the day.
FRANCIS BiDDLE. Jun.
Sent. IL
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25
NeU Fall Goods.

VlVHE suhscrihass are now receiving and o.
4 pening At their Store NJ nunke,'s Hin,
Berkeley corsty, Virginia, e handsome aud
very general assortment ct F.fA-Cy, F.1SH
IoNaBLE and SUBSTANTIAL C00BS.
wh,eh having been Dough, upon the best tel ms,
and prestaus 90 the operation If the late TariH'
upon many OF them, will be found remarkably
cheap. We invite = call from our friends, Gus.
toners, snd the public, assuring them thar
wha, VIC here assert, will then be made mxni.
fest.
JEFFERSON & CLEVELAND.
Cert ff-A
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25

HEREBY icrwarn all persons irom
b tSk,ag an assignment on a note Of asnd
given BY nae TO Mrs. Susannah Niehals. tor Tor.
~ dollars. dae since the first of April last, asf
am deiermioed Tor reasons ~ | conceive law
tul sud righs, not TO pay the same, unless com.
PEELED thereto by law.
JAMES SAUNDERS.
Sent tyts
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~. 8. FOWLER of the iatefrm Of 3 & VI.
Alien. & Co. At Washington, who has condac.
ted the Lottery, ExcLange and Commission 5usi-
ness for the last ten years, now continues the
same in his individual name.
Letters on business, addressed 70 the subscri
Der will meet with prompt attention.
CRAM
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25

DubLic SALE -on Saturday,, the 27th a
J. ,tptembef, at III o'clock. | viii sell To the
highest bidder, on accommodating terms, he
HOUSE AND LOT which, now occupy, mthe
town OF Msrtasbufg, situated near The clsfk,s
Office Terms made kDoso On the day Of sale.
Sept Its n RET MuLDs.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25
Pulling. Dying, &c.

FEgiIE subscriber having fixed up a
g. PULLING MILL At his establishment
in HARRISBURG, il now prepared 70 recelsc
Cloth, &c. to be Pulled and Dressed. Thee
who may favour him with their custom, may ies
assured that the work shall be wcil dese. and
the prices moderate.
C. g. CoNRADr.
Martin hurg. aug. Oft
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25
No BLANKS
la the three first schemes of the NEXT
LOTTERY.

September IL. 1928.
Grand Stdte Lottery of Nd No 8.
for 1928. TO be drawn BY sub schemes, under an
improved mode secured oy Letters Patent, and
by which the adventurer CANNOT DRAW A
BLANK, until the whole OF the sub-schemes are
completed-in the mean time he has the chance
% every prize IN the entire LOTTERY, WITHOUT
ANY RISK WHATEVER, ill the completion
of the last sub scheme.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25

Value Of Lss-The English papers
inform Us that the costs which have been
taxed IN the celebrated Lunary case Of
Lord Portsmouth, exceeded s.00of-
beng more than equalto SIS 900. The
expense Of procuring The taxing of the
costs, was s5oI equal to more than
S2,soel
The value ofa thing,
IL Just whs, il will bring.
SO says the adsge; and English law must
therefore be a very valuable article.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25
ONE CENT AND A BASKET OF Goals

~ REWARD. Runaway from the subscriber
on Sunday morning last. an indented apprentice
boy, bound by his Guardian to learn The Black
smith Busines, named JOHN RoUsH, aged
abou, ~ yeats, five feet ten inches high. Tie
took @,lh him a variety of clothing mo-, necesss-
ry to psrticularise. The above reward OF one
cent and a basket of Goals, will be given to any
person that will apprchenI and bring back said
apprentice, but no thanks. I strictly forbid al
persons from harboring him. as | am determined
to prosecute every person that may be found so
offending. GEORGE NiPE.
Sept. lS.-3t.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25
MISS n YOUNG,

JffLLLvER d.vO yM.ANTUd-M.fKER.
ID EsPECTFuLLY informs the Ladses q
N Mart instsrg aud neighboushood gener /
~, that she carries on the ~.fsalusrv and Mn.
nsa-.NaksHg 6HEasss IN all is various branches.
in . part Vt the Brick hcuse. one door Norh
VI Turner'S Tavern, where she Is ready 20
waite upon the public. bliss Young having
been at considerable pains 10 acquafs the bu-
sinsss perfect, assures those who may think
proper to call ca her, that every ~exersion wiil
be used 10 please. Tier WORK shall be warran-
ted Ia be in tbs most fashsouabIe and substan.
tai style. Her terms vail be found correspond.
ing with the times.
Msrtiusburg, sept. tl.-9t.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25

NOTICE-we again take the opportunity
~ of informing our customers, that VIZ
MUST HAVE MONEY before the goth of DC
tober. WITHOUT FAIL; and hope this Notice
will supe,sede the necessity If call.
Sept. 25-f =
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COHEN's OFFICE,

nANCING.-The public are informed that
II a Dancing School win be opened at Mr
Rroesen's large room on Mouday morning nrxi.
at 9 O'Clock.
Young gentlemen will he taught in the even
ing, If Il Is not convent ent for them TO attend
during The day. T.. G.
MartinsbuFg, Sept. ~.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25

rrThe Most Rev. James Whitfield, Arch
bishop Of B ltimore, will preach and administer
confirmation 10 Nartinsburg, on Sunday the
% n inst,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25
-CoMsoxrDArED L.orruRY,

Foo Internal improvement, Literature and Cha
rites, in the City OF W~Ashington. and in tha
states OF Maryland. South Carolina and Loui.
sisna.-EtGHTH CLASS.
Highest Prize, 1000.
TICKETS osLr THREE DOLLARS.
90 Numbers used-9 Hsllcts to be drawn.
10 De draisn d. me CRY Of Hashiagfor,
On Wednesday, lst Of October, 1928.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25

Nh The undersigned continues in business
10 the same house be heretofore occupied with
a partner, where be is rec Ay, and will always be
happy to supply his old customers md the pub
lie with GOODS upon he very best terms.
ne hopes all per~ons IN arrears To the late
hrn nf u, TaPscolt & Co viii make pay ment to
him Immediately. BAKER iAPsCoTy.
Sbepherdstown, sep, IL, 1898
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25

II AND FOR SALE-The subscriber win
IL sell the Tract OF Land on which he ct pre-
sent resides about eve mile. from Martnsburg,
and the same distance from Shepherdstevn, near
Tabs Gross Roads. in Berkeley county, Va.
CONFIRMING one hundred and eighty acres ct first.
rate lime. stone soil; forty two ares in timber,
the balance veil enclosed, and in = high state Of
cultivation. a considerable part Of Which is yell
set IN clover.
kwxA The improvements are, = comfortable
ssssff DWELLING HOUSE,
s kitchen, Smoke-ifouse, Corn House,
S new Log Barn, Orchard, sc. q good
well OF excellent water near to the door, with a
complete new pump IN il. Il is deemed uaae-
cesssry TO give a further description. as those
disposed TO purchase. will first view the same.
Terms made known on application to the sub.
seriber. JACOB v CORRELL-
TThe Torch Light, Hsgerstown; and Frank
i'm Repository. Chsmbersburg, viii insert the
above TO the amount of one dollar, and forward
their bills for collection. J.y. G..
Berkeley County. Sept. 25, 1923 1T
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25

NofiCE.-rhe partnership heretofore ex.
- isting between the subscribers. under the
hrm Of BAKER TAPSCOrr & co is this dav
dissolved by mutual consent.
Al persons indebted TO said concern, will
make payment 10 Baker Iapscolf, and all per
sens having claims against said concern will ap-
ply TO said d. Ispscott for payment.
BAKER T'APSCOTr,
JOHN Isle.
Shepherdstown. Sept. |, 1923.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25
2i06 prizes. amounting to
FOURTH sun

4l6l prizes, amounting to $50 500
ar The whole of the prizes are payable 10
Cash. which can be had the moment they are
drawn.
Full Schemes explaining the mode of drawing,
will be forwarded with tickets to distan, sdven
%turers; and to whom. after the drawing. the Re-
gister containing The official lists will be scot, if
desired
Whole Tickets. S. 90 Quar,ers. 1 IS
Halves. 2 so Eighths. 624
To he had in the greatest varietr nf Numbers IL
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25
TUiU'd Bags.
H WILD RAGS Of the best quality, and
PENNYBdKER'S IRON,
For sale by
JEFFERSON & CLEVELAND.
Bunkes's Hill, Sept. IL.

Jsurneymen Coopers Wanted.
THE subscriber Will give employment 10
a two OF three JOURNEyMEN C0OpEks,
Of sober, Industrious habits, TO make Tight
work and Flour barrels. Constant employ apd
the highes, wages will be given. Young men
will be preferred.
JOHN GALLAHER.
Mar,insburg, Sept. ii.-3t.
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hrortcE.-Au those who became purchs.
Nv sers at the sale OF the personsl property
OF .4irandsr Nssysep, de'd. are hereby ~sosift4
that their respective obligations Wit become dhi
on the 2Sth inst. and that prompt payment j.
expected; those failing TO lit the same irres
diaieiy, may expect TO have their obiig ations
put into proper hands for coliectiru, asst Is he
intention OF the undersigned 10 bring The estate
to q settlements as soon rs possible. Those hav
ing claims against said estste, are requested 70
bring them forward. properly authenticated
for settlement.
JOSEPH VI. Ne ySoN, .ada'r.
Sent. II -3t.
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A Sa marx ofrespeci for the memory Of
N your deceased and highly respected
brother soldier, tho late DARIUS pEssis,
you will wear Grape on the left arm tor thir-
~ days from the date Of this order.
BY order Of Col. Cranston,
MsrsbS, WM. E. ALAy, Clerk
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Remaining III the Post Office, Newport, r
I. March 3, 1893 Persons calling tor then
win please Gay they arc advertised, as they
are placed in a separate case.