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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26

ngo1rhe ENoUtRER Is published twice generally and
cek during the session Of Legislature
heretofore Five Dollars anuun, payable
advance nsof chaced banks (ony) will BIO
received The Editors will the safety of
hitting nall the of all letters being paid by the
writers.
Or Pspsr tho discretion of
Edtors) uni all arrcaragcs have boon paid up.
Whoeter will the payment OF nine shall
have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
r One square, OR LESS-Fs insertion 75conts-cach
ununnco, so cents.
ssNo until paid
assumed by person In this city, or its envrons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26

lila see, at any time that may su your convenience,
previous to your departure.
GUIDED must be this manifesto ion of regard, by
the regret the prospee, OF the feelings your absence
among us must inspirt wi you reoice in the
glorious events tn have tn'ranch,Zed the faest por
non OF Eurcpe.--and which viii permit you am to
your early friends aud connexions, and to offer
before the mesc affairs OF your native land, oTsous
tor it, prosperity ard hsppiness, without exciting thu
fss's OF a j a!ovs aud sang iIsry government.
In cor mon w ith the people OF the United States,
d-precae the prime ple OF foreign interference with
the internal relations OF any ccuuuy.
We have ever believed that the government created
by the will of the people, whatever be its FORM is the
bes-and holding sacred the privilege OF ireemen--
icaressy to express their opinionswe will ever cheer
with our sympahes, the approach of freedom i'm every
nation Such we believe, from long acquaintance with
your feelings and principles be your sentiments; and
whether your future life be passed with or else
where, we confident il will be devoted TO the in
crease oil the sum OF individual and general happiness
Accept dear Sir rene w ed assurances of esteem and
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-01

In the Shop lately occupied by G., Tempeton, dec.
next dpor to II. Couard & Son, Tobaccenists, and
directly opposite J w. Beny's Cordage Store, on
Union Strt. between Main street and CheapsiJe
where he j. at all times prepared to execute such
work in his line as may be entrusted to his care,
with neutaess and dispatch. lie hopes by assidu-
ously and promptly attending to his bushes, to
merit and receive a share Of the public patronage
Wheeling, August !, lS3e.-3m.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-01
CORDAGE STORE.

and Is now ready to execute all orders for or,r
cics III his line, with which ho may b. favored an,
on ile most advantageous terms. IGo has now or
hai'd very extensive assortment OF Cordape OF
every description, TO winch he is daily adding from
hs iact2ry. Ills prices Willie regulated by tho
t -11e rHtS1#gh y Cincinnati rates; and he
feels confident of being able TO Gil ali orJar. -
Merchants, who may favor him with te;r o.5,,'
on al teasf as good if not better terms fhao can h.
procured any where else in the Western Conntry
lie wlii warrant his work 10 be of the verv ~,
qualify Commanders of Boats arc reoUes,ed 70
give him call. '''i-eS'eu 10
:, Orders addressed to Messrs Knox and wcKoo
Forsyth and Dobbin, and d. b. BavIess c"'ara;'
SOU Merchants, or to himself promptly attended
Wheels'g, Marsh Attn, l829-6I
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-01
DRUCs. MEDICINES, PAINTS q DY E-sFUFI
FOR SALE, BY


FEW DOORS below Post Office Main street W where
N and general assortment FRESH DRCGS !ulD~ " WI
sSSH Srnnnr tho articles on hand the following:
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-01
A1LOR1M9 Go
a. SEgANNAN
TATLoRrWG BUSINESS,

- ESPECTFULLY informs lls friends and the
" PnhLc gcmcrally that he hn, cnnnrnced the
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20
tMsbils Com. Adv, April all

Report on an ,,a.I oTR, Curreney.--We pub
lish to day the promised report Of the Com
mittos on Finance from the Senate of the u
ni.ed States, ard we respectfully ask of our
readers. Planters, Mechanics, Bank Direct
ors and Politicians, an attentive peiusal OF it.
We ara aware that the views Of the Com
nitteo are at varanSe with the doctrines al
yancsd by the President in his message, but
IL they ara sustained by facts and sound ar
suuen.s, the people have intelligence, aud
Independence enough to sustain them too
I he condition of the currency Of the country
when the Bank Of the United States went in
| to operation, was deplorable indeed; and il
cannot have escaped notice that its revova-
| tion has beer effected mainly by the power
| full agency Of this constitution.
J Ths political and personal attachment to
I the President which ths venerable Chairmar
| and majority OF the Committee are known
J to entertain, are Il guaranty that it is the
! light Of truth only which shines through tht
medium of THE report, calculating the sub
ject Of the currency, in manner 80 plain
that hs who runs may road.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20
MARRIED.

On Thursday last by The Rev AIR Brown
Capt. Thomas Miller to Miss Mary Ci.eno,s-
eth daushtA Of Air Joseph Chenoweth, all
OF this county.
On Tuesday morning, by the Rev. Mr.
Monroe, Dr. .4ilsn johnson, oil Frederick. Ma
r,land, TO Miss jena e.. h9snsdy, OF tliis
place.
In Wheeling, Va. on the 9th inst by the
Rev. Dir. Cooke, MIR. Thames j. II. Peatoaey
formerly OF this place, to Miss .lnutada At,
ger, daughter Of jacob Keiser. Esq. Of the
former place
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20

DRUGS, MEDICINES. PAINTS. SC
sohdihed bals, Copav, ScammUny. Qu;nins.
Caorlde Of iiaa, Jusabc Paste. aelise,, i
qaofee, wax. Fomica, Caster dis. swair,'s
lsnaeea, Calciaed hlagnes,a, Duian. SaI,.-
iherlac, Carbon Of Ammonia. SOFA 4 s.i9.t,s.
powders, Chrome Green. IAraiar ieunv.
trussisn bme, White Lead. Br1uxe. Go.
ana silver lcai, Pant BRUSHES, ,.raiulna
brushes, sp.s farpennne, Sash 1ools, w.
neaan Red. Sc
Soda Water. with the choicest syrups. al.
ways on hand anu KEPT euot by
ADAM YOUNG.
Martlnkbnrg. MAY 6. lssp--at
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20

lady enigratsd to this country from Holland
some eighty or a hundred years since, VINO
became the rightfnl heir Of large estate Ia
Amsterdam. An advertisement to this effect
failed TO reach her descendants. and in default
OF any claimant, the government took the
property under their care and have nursed
and increased II, tiil it is said TO exceed two
millions Of dollars in value-1'hsre are sever
at sg,,aEes in Amsterdam Included in tao
whole. besides other valuable matters The
worst or best. as our readers please. of the
matter. is yet 10 be told--the old lady left
several children, and these, Ike good citi-
zcn'. have obeyei the Injunction 20 increase
and multiply; till they have arrived to the
number Of ahoui two hundred. among whoa.
If the Dutch Ambassadors opinion proves
correct, thfs handsome estate Will skottly he
divided Most OF the heirs are residents Of
New Jersey, and belong to the society OF
FRIENDSHIP. But.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20

EJOTICE.-The subscriber h. rehv ,neo,
4V his customers ana tie pnl6. -
that he has his Cartling u ici.ia,s n ZOO. ~,
der for CAio)lNG WOOL, al t..e ususl
pncs OF u cents per pound
lie has on hand SCOTCH and yFNr.
ItAn CARPE'CiNGS, and COUNT, n
IASES; all OF which l,e win sell low.
re would respectfully inform that portion
OF his customers whose acruunts ARE stilj IN
settled, thai he j. very muci. IN want of ,.o-
ney. and would isank them Tor 4 speeJv 80.
Neai'st &. G. CoNRAOF.
siartinsbuFg, May 6, l93o-tf.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20
WOOTl ITO0I.v frOOTg,

4 tbbS x ORRfCk wis. - purchase ia
"a exchange tor donesi.e ,goal ns. q -
quantity OF Common Vol. wasi "a or 10.
washed They ctler in ,So hanga i,F v,,si. a
variety of Voolsn Goods. such Is Ciati.-
Cassinetts, FLmneh. Blsslets. fupea nj
pl'd,ied Linseys, and Carpetng If sigef,er
qnallty and al low prices. They also lie
the liberty 70 inform the public that thcv ara
prepared at al times TO 10
f'dtng, Dying aud Dressing Of Gooi,. and
WOOL GAns> jil.Yt,
fn the best manner and ~ lie usual nr,ce md
VII take Wool, Corr, Bacon. Sean o, l,ard
IN payment
hiaFtinsburg. May G. 1850 CIV.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20
NOTICE Is HEREEI GIVEN,


TESO the Shareholders OF the ".NGrtiSssburg
a Library Society" that another quarter
sge became due ca the nth inst. Several of
the members are in arrears for ore, TIVE,
three, and even four quarters, though tAe
quasterage is only fifty cents. The Treosur
or, who is accountable fer the collection, finds
it necessary to stste that the accounts OF such
members, II not paid within tie present month,
will be placed in the hands oil an officer for
| collection. BY order Of the Board,
G. NEWCOMER, Treasurer.
May 90, 1890,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20
sEmREE DOLLARsREu AnD-s,r,,s

" iiREE DOLLARS REV. ARD straxs
"a ed OF stol,H from the eonuons Of ~ -
hnsnarg OF Saturday ni.,ht the III. Apr,l.
BLACK MARE, II years Oil. ono inI
loot white, suali dar, atd a on Of sbEse
BAR between Der setss sLod all rou1., a & A.
tufsi tfotter' has larao scar on lar h,p. ucs
cas'oned 10y lick. he above reward win
DC pau Tor returning sid mare, with all rea~
esnabie expenses ii stolen, a iiberal reward
Tor The tibet upon correction
May o, isjO.--3t. JAS. SHANNON.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20
A General Meeting

nsF the Overseers of the Poor If The eeun-
W ~ Of Berkeley, will be held on The frat
Msnday in next month, june et Met leary's
Hotel. in Mar:insburg. in tie said county
all tho members and others soneerre ]. are
desired TO attend. Tho Collectors OF the
Poor rates fer 1899, are desired 10 ,etuTn the
Lists Of their delinguenaies for 1899.
BY ordsr Of the President
SEblANS .GARARD, Clerk.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20

N0TICE.-Agreeahlv 20 lie Consti rti,n
AZ stated meeuLg OF the members AZ ,l,e
.d'Ttinsbssg Library Socisfy' viii he held
al tao Court house In Aiariinsburg. on I'll
day The 2sth inst.--'Fhe members are re-
qaestcd to be pune tual IN their attendance.
SEMA>S GARARD, Secv.
May 90, 1850.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20

The TTorAing Mca-A new party hiss
sprung up in the State of New York, repre-
sentos es already formidable for numbers,
and destined to exercise influence over the
political destInlss az the State Ii il styled
the Working aiea. lis objects, If we are
correctly informed, are these: to seSare TO
tle worksns classes, tao farmers and meehsn-
les, the bone and muscle Of every State, their
proper weight in tAe government. and as
preliminary to tins just en3 hudable end, to
eNhrpate oaucusses, regular nominations, and
all that Ingenious machinery. which has kept
that great Stats ia perpetual vdssa.age, 20 a
CERTAIN political club at Albany.
The rapid growth Of this party, the purity
OF ITS principles, oud its popular objects, have
converted the ridicue OF its enemies into pal
psbls alarm. We hope the Albany club
wiil be Frustrated by IL; for we kaow from
experience, the tyranny Of such associations,
pretending to exclusive republicanism, their
sclushness and their ability, from organiza.
ton and concert, effect what is their ultimate
end, 10 secure and to retain Office and power
IN thcir swn hands. a club thus organized
at seat Of Government, ana once getting
power in their hands, possess every facility
TO parpetuate 1t by toe means OF power itself
Riehuoua Hhsy
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20
Ertract Of a letter from Ohio--rscsasd in
Richmond:

"Tassert without the fear Of being contra
dicted by airy intelligent person, thai MIR.
Clay possesses the confluence and affec ton
of Ohio. Indiana and Ifllpcis, to an extent
that no man ever possessed it. Mortal means
cannot deprive h'.n of their votes. You
would DC amused atthe ckSngss-at the dif
lerent style in which booking forsgard people
speak 0l him now ana in 1928"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20
PASTORS to Best Point far 1880

FS'f'FN 70 " thN 4 VtFtt FVF A~NU
Hon. :. 2. Carson of North Carolina.
REV. ;. Eindlay,- of Kentucky.
VIM. w Seaton. Esq District of Columbia
F. Smith, of Virginia.
Gen. NJ. Stokes, of n. Carolina.
DIR, T. Bache. o Pennsylvania.
DR.. Lindsey, ot'GenRessec.
Samuel Edwards, Esq of pcnnsylvania.
Wm. j. Anderson. Of New York.
James shannon, ofkennieky.
Rev. ;. Staee.- of Kentucky
Hon John Rowan, of Kentucky
J. vi. bsason. Esq. of Virginia
Judge J. Hal, of Illinois
9. M'Gulloch Esq. of n. jersey.
DIR. Wainwright, OF n. York.
John Townsend, Esq Of n. York.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20

The Galena Advertiser makes ssmc ealcu-
laioas to shew that il would he cheaper to
cover houses with lead than with sh.ne 49,
Comparing the prices of the two, a. found IN
the Baltimore Price Current ii stsies ,llat tae
cost oil the lead for roofing house of so by
SO feet, would he s73, thus making dlils-
renee IN the actual coat, in favour oil lead, oil
sIS A single roof win Last, II states, iwtn-
IL years, on an average; the lead roof as long
as the building. II is added thai lead is less
pervious TO thcrsiu and snow, to say notbiag
of the greater security against fis.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20

Various experiments have been made be-
fore the Royal Institute. London, which ep-
pear to establish the fact, that ships may be
prevented from laundering at sea. by fxin x
in different parts of them tlbes filed Nth arr.
BY the exhibition Of moae filled. with the
tubes. II was completely tested, that no mat
ter IN what way the vessel might he thrown.
she would always right, md could not sink
The lecture was received with great applsu'e.
and several governments, it is stated. have
the plan under consioeraiion. Ia the course
of The lecture, it was mentioned, that since
1898, 373 British vessels OF war have been
lost at sea--and 700 seamen lad Iefished
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20

Greet Book Sale-Mr. Thomas. az auc-
tlonesr IN Philadelphia, announces that he viii
sell by auction, on the second Tuesday Of
September next, the law stock Of one Of their
principal booksellers, consisting of about fhrty
thousand rot,@nes, embracing the best editions
OF neaIly all the works in general use, and a
large number of the old reporters, and other
scarce works. A large amount Of miscella-
neous books will lie sold at the same time.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20

These two gentlemen from Kentucky'are
appointed from Philadelphia, WHERE they nave
been appointed 10 attend thu clerical duties
OF their respective churches.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20
ENTERTAIN MENr

I'm II h ~ vi II ~ J.
FEYHE undersigned avails himself Of this
IA method OF informing the pubic, that hs
sz.s<, has opened HOUSE or EN-
f.sssSa TERTAiNMENT. at Harpers Fer
49, sry. short distance from, but in
t--e-saSs sight Of. the Old Stand.
Having kept the Harpers Ferry Hotel fer
several yesrs,an received during that period
las wei as previously many evidences of
public appreciation, he hopes 10 be further en-
conraged in honorable efforts to brcnst the
storms Of life. Many viii doubtless recolleet
thu accommodations they received while that
esto attachment was under his direction, and he
assures the public, that the most assidious ex
ertiops viii be made to merit a renewal and
continuance Of tho confidence and kindness
I hitherto exhibited towards him.
! The house whiehhe now occupies, il com
modious and comfortable, and the rooms
neat and pleasant. Stabling, furnished with
/ the best of provender, and attended by goot
/ ostler, viii also be provided.
| JAMES sIEPHE NSON.
| Nav 90, 1880
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20
From The Fayetteville IN o. Observer.

Injurious as the tariff has been to tina South
we think that the amount of thst Jury has
been greatly ovcfrSted, and ;hat when South
ern members of Congress attribute The desc
lation and depopllation of our streets and
lands 10 the tariff, they surely err. Remove
every law imposing duties, and it would not
put a stop TO emigration from these compare
lively sterile regions 10 the fertile lands of tho
West. Thi,her the yeomanry of the South
bent their course before the Tariff OF 1928,
before that Of a24. and before that Of Is is
Timber they viii go in spite oil all tariffs. To
The sales and sacrifices Of property ,consequcn;
upon every removal, and 10 the irresistible
temptation to those who remain, to go in debt
for tho property acuiiced-which they sel
dom wsn,, and as seldom can pay for is os-
Tag much more than to any tariff, the power
ty OF the South.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20
HGHEsI PRIZES:

Ahu nldhy OF sI1U-9-SIIU- -slU, SC L~g9'
Iickets5, Halfs2 so, Quarter 81 IS. !
Delatrare, s Carolina T. I0UisiGna L0st@X
No. 4, for 1880.
To bs d'aga 10 Wilmington,
On 1IoEpAY 7hE 9lst or MAY, 1880.
60 Number Lottery---I0 Drawn Dallot4s
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20

II is not often in our power to record such
an instance of longevity as The following: -
Anthony Van Pelt, OF Green county, lately
died a, the advanced age OF i26 years and .
months. During the Revolutionary war he
was excused from military duty on account Of
his years. lie is SAID to have enjoyed 10 the
last, IN a remarkable manner, the use Of all
his faculties. particularly his ,isht.-.Ns,etua1s
" G. Spectator.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20

From the following srti.le, taken from the
Providence Daily Advertiser OF tire sih inst
i. seeps that Mir. Tan Bures has rewarded"
the Editor of the boston Bulletin for his a,
SALTS last summer on DuiT Gr cen, Mr. Cal
holuis man:
ANOTHER EofToR REWARD ED.--Sdpusl n
JsrA =. Editor Of tho Boston bulletin has hcen
appointed Clerk Ia the Dep4' tnent OF STATE
by Mr.. Van Buren, The Bdllelia is def,inct
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20

Important dtssoveTu--Dr how 10 Kill crows
with New England Rurn.--At length tho in
gcnuity or good luck Of this ingenious and
lucky age has discovered one valuable use 10
which ardent spirits can be applied. viz: the
clearing our eo!nIields Of crows. he first
experiments have proved quite successful, and
are reported in tho Wiscasset Citizen as fol-
lows
Some lads, in neighbor;ng town within
! week past, highly delighted with the new law
| giving boaniy OF eight cents on crows, but
| thinking the bounty TOO low for powder and
| shot, tsok the following rnethod sftesting the
law IA well az the pioiita by kllIiag crows
with something more sure and deadly IN its
| effects than powder and shot, viz: .Nete Ing
| land Rumi They soaked some corr an a
| quantity of Rum until il was sa,ered Herewith
! and then spread il In a eorniield infested with
crows. The boys were ia ambuseade--the
crows came ON as usual by pl4toons. aud
commenced devouriDg the corn. la few
moments tie young rogues had the satisiae-
| ton of seeing their sagaeIOus foe SO Gem
pletcly eoFned, to use their own phrase. as to
tumble about in high snuff. They cautiously
approached, but what was tl,sir sarprise as
they drew nigh. to find theNn as drunk as Da
vid sow; and in this situation they knocked
fourteen Of them 10 the head, ia enc fore
nooni 1t said the boys are still driving on
their profitable game. and esUic pTodisiously
over their rapacioas foe, who sNFsncsr Il
them without firing gun.
r
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20

over the Secretary OF State" IL kaov not
'siat charge Nosih, rJsstioS n'ny hare prod,I,-
cd 81 has seratiraens. IL may possibly agss ~
dHoed him 10 ttra another son,srset but iSs
fastis TO ,ssH kno,sa srsn for TIE c,tdsrly Of
tAs Telegraph 10 deny Il, tat Noah IA, been.
,aiia TIA: rejection, The. partisan of Mr.. Ptls
b,4re1 Ns;r arrange a ssts are, holcccs, N
progres.-[Nat Jour.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20

proriiingfor the Hsms Of FtIon.--A writer
In the Virglaia Literary Museum, has sug
gestad a new plan Of reparing 20 the children
OF Fulton, some part O. the large debt due by
the American people to the service of the faith
er--tha payment Of which has been so coidly
denied by the legislature Of dis state and the
Uaited States. Ihs plan OF tiio writer is:---
1. That the proprietors of each steam bost
provide box to receive contributions for the
benefit Of Fsltons heir
9. That every passenger be invited with
cut importantly to contribute one cent
8. That Que cent of the passage money
of every passenger who may not chuosa TO
contribute, to be SGT apart TO supply the def
cheney.
4. That the proceeds thus contributed be
RENTED on the list day Of every month. or
IS soon after prdch able, 10 the bank of
the u. States 10 New York. on account Of
Fulton's children.
In this way a very liberal provision may
be made, without being felt by any body ,
the very greatest, OF our public tenefactors
Had Fulton been a subject of the emperor
Of Russia lac had probably been ensoblsd,
and certainly enriched. Had he been a sub
ject of Great Britain, he would have expe
rlcnced the bounty of both king and psra-
'nent; and being citizen OF our own repub-
he, there seems TO lie a peculiar fitness and
proprety that the reward OF bis useful la
bors should be bestowed by Tie psgPts. Such
spontaneous act OF their part would be
honorable to the character OF tho nation both
for intelligence and liherslity.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20

Forssnes.-The glad tidinss of great for
tune, The rightful heirs of which are all
rnercans, has been circulated during the
week.-As the story goes, and we have taken
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20
HIGHEST Priza:

And many or 5000, &e. &c.
Tickets S5--ll yes IL 50--Quarters 81 rs
a. uauers ler tickets or shares IL tht ahow .
LOTTERIES fciwa'ded BY mail ,pos' paid or by
private hand Wsli meet with ihe most prg aet
attention II addressed 20
YATES & MINT1ET !.
Hasb'af toa ~. @.
IAN cficisi account o. the dFaWttsv III be
orwsrdsdta sdver urers, ire - F"'zs e.
wssi.iEgtt0 & &C. Arya q 49,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20

The organ sGgs, Rrsfsrnee TO .liessrs Yan
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