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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-04

Tea Pepper, Hemp, etc.
VIIIIs day landing from brig Mary Elizabeth from
L salem, for sale by WM FoW It q Co.
81 chests Dung Hyyson0 ,,,,cy ur,v
40 half do do do FRESH 1EdS,
10 do Imperial
100 bags Sumaira pepper
II tons ST. Petersburg hemp
so pieces light Ravens duck
100 coils patent cordage, assorted sizes
l6 ar casks Sicily Madeira Wine
8 eighth casksO
l pipe Se'gneoe BRANDY part years
9 half pipes ) old.
20 bales brown shirtings
Also landing from schooner Caledonia from Boston,
SIS hocshesds prime New Orleans sugar
) do do ST. Croix do
- pipes Sicily Madeira wine may 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-04

Mackere\, Rum, sc.
an Bbls No ) mackerel
~ 90 do n f. rum
90 boxes behring's
10 hhls prime beet
10 do do pork
pcce;yed pcr schr Trio and for sale by
STEPHEN SHiNN,
me ~ Janney's wharf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-04

Fresh Lime.
on Casks Thou.aston lime Ton board orig ELIZA
SiU be,h) for sale by
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-04
Paper Hangings. = C.

Paper Hanglngs. . C.
'I>iF subscriber being appointed agent, has Just
received, and for the future will be regularly sup
piled with, an extensive assortment Of
Paper Hangings, Fire Screens, &c.
Which he will dispose Of at advantageous rates. To
those who purchase to sell again, liberal discount
will be made The above beautiful articles have been
recently imported from Paris, and well worth the
-''-"';-'A IS ia styiio------- * ,7-----4--
in all its various branches, executed in style Of supe
rior neatness Cotton and worsed Barragc cooured in
the beat manner P.J SALVEThT,
west-,ide ofRoyal, between King 4 Prnce-sts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
VIRGINIA ELECTIONs.


CITY Of Richmond.--Iouse of Delegates--Joln
Rutherford, opposition
Southamptoa.-Conlr ess-James Trezvant $50.
House of Delcgates-W WIN. b. Goodwin 274 Ben
Jamin Griffin l9i-John Denigre 1875, James Harris.
son IA.
Elizabeth Cty--For Congress--George LOYAL. 80;
Thomas Newton, 68.--Mr. Newton thus noes 10
Norfolk Borough with minority of iz2-Housc OF
Delegatcs--John L. Wray, 80; George Booker.
s3-Samuel Servant, 53 DR.. c. Hubbard 49,
.qmetia.-No opposition 10 Archer for Congress.
House u cGatcs-BOoLcs and Jrter-no opposi.
ton
Fui3ar.-Mercer for Congress without opposition.
House of Delegates -OHittT 49, SOngsicrf g.
Chichester 70, Smith 30.
Iyter.- gress--DoddIidgc 1871, Johnson IS.
House OF Delegates -Delash,nutts lbs, Wells l23-
Furbee &c, Grier "a Mccoy 50, Martin 81.
BY the vote OF ONO and Tyler, Mr.. Doddrdee's
majority over Mr. Johnson, is more than 400 Har-
rison, Monongalia, Brooke and Preston to be heard
from.
New Members
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
CH,fAilYIl Arfn,.-

yJfE1THF.NNho has not heard OF Tho unrivarI TIFPP
CilNE? Unryailcd for manly grace, AsFfy, strength and
feasibility nf muscle and natuC 1t those ro are 1us Of
viuessin, these wonderful aud seldom united qualifications
blended in man, aud that equally, u4 o.. d. l,
which admire not lose the O'pouni; v4ii rs now
offered graft, their ilfr, bit yi'; isa Trcr and zee his
aris, whom, whilst fixed c intensity Of
asionhmpnt az bis extraordinary frlfs,
loss To- determine Wt icr DO is being OF this or of a
Saor world Ills Wooden Shoe Dance is perfectly unique
aud Tire sngrl1y rapid, and the bills have H. 0Nlarca
Change o Dress certainly surp1sscs any thing remember
N have Formed by for the aruou task in which
hc rises very SUPERIOR he has by study aud practice long and
continued, arrived NJ pinnacle which none Of HE CONNECT
tors have attained and II is with seenut ease that he
performs his wonders apparently Ices exposed danger while
his slender footing, than many persons appear be whilst
toadmg on tho firm and solid earth AZ moment he ~
whng round the cord with tine fapidty Of the gnngs
fash, aud then liking adnng gaze Ivy the striking beauty
Apollo Belvd,e AZ moment, turning somerset and al
rope by some magnetic power FIRST alfred the simple rarb
Of peayaut and thought could conceive lie possibility YOU
tohod him IN the splendid and dazzling costume Of Spanish
dnoo days Too much be said In praise Of
this wonderful work of and art; but express
our own feelings should be accused by those who have
not beheld his ieas with the fsOmo and gross faucry
We wills therefore, only recommend those persons judge for
themselves and the company Is good and effective with
who rank high the profession, Flynn (whoe per
ormance ofthr Three Singles must not IN gel to ncnun
deserving OF great prase Stone and Others do hope that
Theatre wdl prove fashionable resort and that bright
eyes and beaucous faces will he bcsowns their approving
tllic or 'hc cxcf0ns 81 ccniIs aud talent -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25

SsTOCK or DRY GOODS, &c. AT AUCTION
-Ahe Undersigned intending decline business will sell
oui reserve at his store, biaTketBdge Wednesday
e h nat 4" 10 o'clock, his entire stock Of Dry Goods COM
P general assortment principally suited Spring aIso
.4ge qusny u Ready Made Clothing well worth the aten
@ OF aeaers I'll day of sale he oets his stock cost and
Oih INST al 10 O'clock he will sell the whole of his Hosehoj
on which IS new and Of the best quality; among it an
eah sae s,de-boaId dining cad-tables, carpets
chairs mdnieases, beds and furniture mahogany
:. &c. S@-'
Terms at sale. JAMES IIEvnEpcoN
~ 25-5t OTIS DUNLOP A. co Ar,te
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
CoM11uNfchw-o.
10 ".ScccruI C.listng. &"


Win Several Citizens have tho goodness 90 answer
The following queries, relative 10 the oss sustained by
hc late destruction of bacon, BY fre in this city?
l.. Was tho bacon destroyed, OF injured, tho prop
CITY o. tho distressed individual
= From what source vas the capital invested, pro-
cnrcd1
" Who were 10 participate, in he profits, cxpec-
t-n to have arisen, from the Investment
!. On whom Is the loss (in case % sympatLisint,
prcic, viii not contribute the enlounr likely TO G,i,
q IN TIE CORNER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25

The nt Atte OF fr ts March states that on Co rcvi
Gus Ncdne-day hc "wcl SHOWN Calc, acted Foreman
i me ggy m ic co1n OF common peas iaog first taxa.
The o'h ~ He usual farm
" E said lint Lord Cochrano has compounded claims ri
-uUoW on the Greek government which DO pad him
ON the establishment of tho independence u sine Republic by
receiving 5,J7 dollars IN hand, and promise pay the
maindnt the Greek GDonccs viii allow lis lord.
ship has quittcd the Greek srrerc.
The London Sunday Tmcs that Stephenson the
Banker native citizen NJ the United States aud that has
been lately discovered that c was loug nedltr and making
preparations ior coming home
late number Of Bc's "tc in london contains an rx.
celcnt engraved likeness NJ tho celebrated aud unnvacd
American trntirg horse Tom ThU1d we'll hat of his
master ockasoH J0cksoH and representation at the car or
suky, built IN is country, v which Tom Thumb proDm,-
cd the late extraordinary feat rc1r London.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25

4H<S EEeHtNS, oH'Wddy, 10Th .1DTi,
1T O'Clock Prsctseiy.
Part 1.
Ha'P-"HoPe told hatt's iag Tale" Wit.
variations, Mr.. Francis. FnA.cIs
S1iO-Vion, Mr.. Parnel, who .,s kindly
lent his essstance.l
Hqrp-"Tiie Deer Cry" Dir. Francis. ERAacIs
AndaNte--witii variations, Violin Oblicato,
Mr.. Parnel and hIr Francis. Ros4UE1.LAs.
HtTp-'The Blue Bells of Scotland, with
variations, Mir. Francis. FaANcIs.
PART II.
HarP-Fantasa, founded on the Nation
al Air OF Iankee Doodle 3ir. Francis. FRANcIs
Pi2Ea-"Ppe de Fabac," with variations.
Mr.. Parneli, accompanied on the Iiatp
BY Nj Francis. PaRSL-I
Htry-LAteuPcrc Variations on any ap-
prOprate theae that may nc handed 10
him. Mr.. Frances
Solo VioiUi--tBy desirel The German
Hymn, arranged in -four parts played by
Violin. MIR Parnell. PAR>rrI.
Ha'p--Thc Grand Russian March Mr.
Francis. FRANcls
Tickets dollar To be lad at tie Bar of ihe
Eagle Hotel, and at Messrs. Collins s, Co.'S Book
store.
Note.-In case Of rain, the Concert will be post
poned 10 Monday, on which Evening i. will take
place without further notice. anr:l %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Steamboats, Potomac Jenks Ioin WushinL VIA Alex.
aidria ami Norfolk; Virginia, Ferguson IRON Baltimore vi.
Norfolk; Richmond Chapman, from Norfolk Passed shin
Delaware OF Hog Island, bound down; ship horeca
shore, az Harsons Bar, and several a vessels not
known
from Richmond
Soop Active, Smith 1 DAYS fom Ricluno.d
NORFOLK, Ap.n 23The brig Columbus, Lake, bound "a
Cowes and market, went 10 hC.n Hampton Roads, t
morning,
Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
FLOATING BEACON
4 C.4RD.

o." HERR CLINE announces that his Benefit aud
tst appearance hNrd for Monday Evening" hp 2h wien
he WI commence tc entertainments with Gyrl! Ascension
from he Sipse to TIC Gallon, l m,rod 2 new per-
torrance OF "Sailo RvuIn expressing the emotion of an
American Tar on Vis arivr, Inc Land of Liberty after
successful cruise, ard pirurin, rcrug with his wife and
chiiTen, and sailor dra Inc horrors sicnL
lt Brother, the celebrated Hfacrltq viii ma lie his
first appearance aud perform his youasi.c Errcisec. with
other attractive entertainments that viii be brought toward lie
trusts his friends and The putic will deem his selection woliy
oi teT patronage and support, which he respectfully
so;c;s an -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25

WAsmNG roN, 2lst Of Apri 1920
The recent appointment Of Il. II. Norton, Post
master, at Hartford, Conn. Las bcon rsyohed,--
Thereby hangs tale.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
EXECUTORS SALE.

EAECUTOR'S SALE
virtue Of the last viii and of joseph Calico
- deed, as surviving exOr OF said last viii and estamfr
shall expose TO sale public auction on the premises or,
thursday tine 3Ot IL O'Clock, valuable halfa.
LOTS, VIZ: ~ ~
No 5o4, Immediately above the bridge crossing the canal
leading 10 the Public Warehouse The canal psssiug directly
through this o leaves each side piece ground that has
ever been considered very valuable.
NO 49, the of and 7h streets oppate Mr Ayrs
iooacco Factory On this 10, is u large fame building
And on Friday, Isl MAY next O'clock on the premises
foir Heres Ground the Deep Run Turnpike Road nme.
Cans. TT e
itRys-Oaeourh OF the purchase money will te required in
cash. tire balance payable T. and l. months purchaser
VlnS bonds with approved security, hearing interest from tie
payment. -
Inc sale vi. lie conducted by Thomas Taylor.
PETER !. CHEY ALLIE Surviving
az -t--W Executor Of Jos Gaue.o dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
GREEN CORNFP

FsNlt subscriber wishes settle himself permanently IN tho
= tu;!y anu 70 enable him do with comfort 10
himself he i anxous Sell the above named property IN.
Pdce oi ms present residence lie mas
o'ced some oil the locdl advantages Of Green Corner no
WI not repeat them The property consists Of Two
1 extends iiom a 10 street and win be sold in
"%s'e II noi disposed OF at private SALE Ia mode
Shs ne greatly PeiIs viii be offered public SALE On lie
premises at l. O'Clock, Thursday, TIN day CT neAt
month ~ Lie iciins viii then be made known
api--2Ji CHARLES COPELAND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
.SLYIY DOLLgRS PEWgRD

We are Rec.iV!ag,
IN Hhds. st. Croix suga.
- ihds. h. Orleans ditto
10 hAds. .noiasscs
10 barrels tanners u.
~ barrels port wine
10 barrels Sicily Madeira vine
10 barrels New Ark cider
80 casks prime Cheese
50 boxes bunch ralsins
half ierccs rice
30 boxes tailow candles
% boxes sperm do
80 boxes brown soap
10 kegs refined salt pctre
10 bags race ginger
200 reamS wrapping papcr
- bags lava coffee
iCO grindstcnes, (Noyasuoii.)
lao boxes oranges
apr: 20 LEWIS WI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
MANAaERs' OFrI0E.

Nelo York Consolidated Lottery, No. 4.
PIE Dawus Of This Splendid Lottery will be received on
SUNDAY. Chances only be occurred today aud 70.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25

HRVlNG'S Conquest of Grenada, vols.
American Natural History, by j. d. Goldman
NJ. ID. IN vols vo. with numerous FIRST rate en-
cravings.
An Epitomo Of the Physiology, General Anatory
and Pathology Of Bichot; BY Thomas Headc con,
VI. d. Professor Of the Theory and PracticeJf Me-
dicme in the Columbian College, Washnr.0n City
The Works OF Flavius JoscphuS c~hplete, IN
vols; vo with plates
Mrs. Cary's Letters on F~-''fe Character.
Many other new Boob " . received
arra - J. " NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25

Il Tho Letter Bag of the EMILY, Capt. Con
rRuY f.r Cork. vii! be- taken from my Office OF Sa-
turday evening next, 2Jth inst.
april AIT JAMES RI. BROWN
o. ToB PVJNTJNt. executed al 3D.. WING o4,-c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
SPLENDID PhIZES.

~ NAlL,
Whole ticket $40, half ;, quarter so. eighth o.
For sale IN the usual variety Of numbers at tho
Lottery d. Exchange Office Of
april % 3t THOS. 3 BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
NEW GOODS.

= Z " GOUDS.
~ NELSON has received by the Planter ind
-. Effort, an extensive supply of seasonahle
GOODS, forming very general assortment which
he viii sell - reduced prices. april 81
SNRESH supplies Of The Protestant; Castilian;
a Pelham, the Disowned; Ms. Virginia Cary's
letters; Tales Of Grandfather, Second seTies,l
Tales OF the Great St. Bernard Tales Of Woman
Lie III India; Hebers Travels III India; Webster's
Manual Of Chemistry, &c.
fernandezs, Newman's and Cubis Spanish Die
t!onery great variety of school books, Greek La
tin French and EHgisl
Globes mathematical instruments; Thermometers;
spy glasses surveyors compasses; chains and levels;
Spectaclcs in gold, silver and steel mounting,
4 general assortment Ofstatianarv and blank books
at the book store Of
april . VIM II. FITZWHYLSONN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
WIN. II. FITZWHYLsoNN.
ICE! ICE, 1CrI
THIS DAY. THIS DAY.

WE Drawing OF the great and brilliant New York
Consolidated Lottery, class No, for 1929 vii!
take place this afternoon in the city of New York,
and prizes amounting to S2737G0 distributed to aG-
Tcnturcrs IN tho following grand opita!s-Hishest
prize 100000 number lottery, drawn ballots.
SPLENDID PPJZES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
PRENTIS CPUBB'S.

City Lottery
15,--Gl IS, ELL, -SC,--l.
No 2 g. IS, so'i at tits oacc, sri the cash Immediate
this day, aud OF tie following Grand Ca1i,sI prS
at the Lucky Ohce-whcre tie Gosh will be promptly paid
for all the good capitals Only chances eh for sale AZ
PRENTIS CHUBB'S OFKICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
H1euEsT PRlzE, $4,000.

Besides many other valuable prizes
Hhois 7iskef So fiaires s., QUarts 50 So Egs 81 %
0- For ~ The above splendid srbre an q, he
MANAGERS chicc under the Eagle Hotel
ap - YATES g. MCINTYRE MANAGERS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25

tbs sad that the plumber Of Catholic memlr: whom the
Relief Bill win send into PaGanent from Leland viii ae
E7gis! peers whom will admit into the House Lords are
the Dukc Of Norfolk, ic ad o Shrewsbury Barons stotou
Pctse, Arudei Douncr Clifford OF COuduih, and Stafford
besides which the Scotch Catholic Earl Trdgulf and
hc"6ursh, will be eligible to the Upper House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25

The London Morning Chronicle of March 10th
announces the dcuth Of Sir uInPhrcy Dayy the
celebrated chemist,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25

The New York Evening Post says-Nlr Tazeu4n we are
informed, induced decline tire Mission 90 England
solely from personal and local considerations" So then lie
did decline IT. and would give every his due
must that his motives for dOi2 entitled to respect
There would have been obvious Improperly IN his gon, rs
Minister 10 Great Brian, aicr the ground which, spirit Of
opposition 20 the late Administration, he known 10 have
maintained IN regard the principal subject Of co'ro.eI.y
between tins country and that.--.Nat. Lgt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
n. y CONsOLIn .Tkn LOTTERY. NO. 4.

Highest Priee, $4,000,
SCHEME.
Prize OF $4,000 of $4,000
do OF 10000 Of 5000
do Of 1910 10 of 1000
Besides $500 500, 400 800, 200, tOO 90 So 20, CO. So
DO 1922 Of %, and Have Of 10.
Whole Tickets SiO Halves 8, Quarters so Eighths %.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
COTTON YARN.
NEW BOOKS AT NASHS

Richmond, April iT--qaW4t - -"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
o. WORTHY OF NOTTCE ~

TUE Drawing Of the splendid New YORK Lottery 4th Cae.
took place yesterday, IN ihc city Of Now Iok and the
IaWlns VII be fcceivcd az my nlhce on SUNDAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25

Besides great rnter ~ LITTLE i0ug prizes Of 81 600 anI
$500 which De- bal sny tuc on application AZ d.
"Oohen frheY :. HAWKINS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25

To pressrrs Cxcunbsrs from instrss IL I,
stared "a ths lsss Philadelphia eai1ion ii VIII
hoh's Demestis Encyclopedia, vol. /. page q
that ga friend cfDr, Mease informed hin, ,nss
ssme years since. nearly all the Cucumber IA
melen vines in New Jersey were DESTROYED ~
ally OF bug. One day he had occssioa 70
ride past a miserable hut in the words. and
perceiving very fosFsEing patch of cacum-
bers he was induced 10 dismouat aud evan.
melt Do approaching the spot he f.uad ie
had formerly been charcoal heap. We took
the hint, and by s,tewng powdered chsrcoal
round about tue vines. whea they fi.si cone
up. preserves his cucumbers efF-otua.,"
EEecs Of the last cold fvmfer ---rhe peach
trees have suffered essren.el. irom Mass tcha.
seusto New Jersey. IL the Latter STATE "a a..
teli'eent crltivstcr h.s lost crop tsr W,,,sa No
was offered 4o0o dollars. d has besaass f.Sai
ts the vine, where il was exposed. The pto-
mise OF the pear tree is smaller than asasl and
N some ts'atesit has tailed almost wholly
! he promise OF the apple Is not great, though
Il 10 toe early to decide with coufdeoee.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25

TIE managers Of the Berkeley ana ycfFrr.
son Sunday School Union are requestet, Il.
meet ct Mr.. josiah Ksrney's (termer:y AR.
wsipsrts) Tsvern on Friday lob july. at II
O'Clock. A full meeting OF the Board is desif-.
bile, as tie Agent a. that time, will close hia
sbors and make bis report
lone Ok
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25
IlIEIl.

On Tuesjv morning last. Mr. RcRgRTs
o'NEAL OF this place.
On the same day, near Little. C.ea -ee,owo.
VIZ. PkrEK SiBEkr. aged sbuar 10 y~at..
Departed this life on Thursday laSt M.
NAar GoRDoS, eunssft OF Robert a,r,.aa.
formerly OF Eoslsnd, and late OF tbs cay. u.rd
IS yesrs.--Bah Gax
IN Mr.. Gordon is any where In the q 4
Mates. he Is requested Immediately to ssss
'hsrge OF an aged mother and his infant eL,.d,
shs are ~ destitute circumstances.
G-rEditors friendly TO the cause Of human
throughout the un.ted states, ara reausst.el !,
give this notice. an Insertion.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25

We never saw poor devil put n, ore
TO his bumps than Mr Gre n is, in de
tending the present Administrations
Truly, for Court Gazette. under the
eye of the Secretaries, and partly edit
ed by an Auditor end Comptroller, il
exceis any thing OF the newspaper kiHd
that we have ever seen
We expect MIR. Green begins TO find
by this tune. thet it is much easier to at
tack than to defend II is rather curious
to see the awkward ard clumsy style in
which the Telegraph pave its devoirs to
those in power. So long accustomed
10 throw dirt at great men, "a NV. that it
is taken into favor by those who are
called great, il puts on more ridiculous
airs than an Indian squaw would decked
off in all the Enery oil an English dow
ager.
"We pray you, mend Your manners"
alexandria Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25
THE MKT SCHEME.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY.
No. 3, ,or 1926

No, ,, Tor IoIy.
Arranged on the Odd aud Ezsa .So,t4u
which is continued IN consequence OF its sssrat'
lished and unriva.ied populsrny The DRAWN,
will take place il the city OF Baltimore, .pd..r
the supsriniendsnce 81 The Commissioners ar,.
pointed BY the 6osernoi and couacil.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25
UDnIHNoS

No LA. MARKET. STREET.
Where the Casa for all prizes can be bad A..
heretofore The moment they are drawn.
.'oRDERS either by mail, (post rad1 or
private Conveyance, enclosing the Cash OF pri.
yes, WIZ meet the same promW and pune tual
attention As II on personal application Adj
dress 10
J. =. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS,
5une - Baltimore.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25

oiiCE. Proposals viii be received ~
= TO the 25d July next. for making BIZ, ~
sud buildings CHURCH, In .s<art,.,s5 NE .ol ~,
following dime n,ions viz: 90 Zee, vide. AND 4
feet desp--walIs IS feet high and ls incl, !,
thick (of Brick.) Separate proposals, for 4i.s
foundation or stone work, brick work, ed
woodwork. will also be received Persons
w,sh'ag TO hand in proposals. Can get fur,nsr
Information coacerDing the building from either
oi the subscribers ADAM YOUNG.
CONRAD HoGMiRE.
June 70 G G. CoNRADI.
QfThe Editor Of the Torch L,gat, Hses r..
tewn, will please give the above three ms.
tons.