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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22

The Rochester, N. Y. Telegraph Of
the 9th inst. says--ten thousand fur
hundred and fifty barrsls Of Rochester
flour we're shipped on the canal, from
that village, during the last ten days.
So much for "Ciinton's big ditch"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22

AN EDITOR PROMOTED The
Editor of the Sehohaiie Republican, thus
announces an event which may prove
the commencement Of Icing and brill
ant career. Napoleon Bonaparte was
once Corporal"
captain John Littabrant, Of the
militia has appointed Lemuel Csthbert,
Editor Of this paper. as one of his cor
porals. Bless me How we editors
swim ! r'-N y. Statesman.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22

The new emperor. Of Brazil has issued aprocla-
nation at Rio Janerio, authorizing his subjects
and foreigners TO fit. out prvateers in the Brazi
Ian ports against Portuguese ssips and com
merce. Bahia. on the 2Sth of March, was still
in possession ofthe Portuguese but it was the
general impression that they could not bold
the place much longer. The Brazillans were
successful in all the skirmishes against them.
and occupied all the surrounding country. The
emperor had smart little squadron. comman-
ded by British lieutenant. -pedrosa, the mu.
lato insurgent, and number Of his negro Of.
ficers, had been sent TO Rio for trial.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22

DISTRESSING OccURRENoEi--On
Thursday evening last a child about l6
months old, daughter Of Col. Augustine
c. Smith, fell into tub of water, which
we learn had been prepared for wash
ing, and was drowned!-Every means
were used to resuscitate the hapless in
nocent but without efiect-Win. Gaz.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22

Oh. (of Halifax. &c. } George Tucker. l. III
7th. TOT Franklin, &c } Jsbez Leftwich, L ".
9th. of York, &c) Bprweli Basse't, J.. N
9th (ofIIenrco, &c. Andrew Stevenson, l.. "
lOth. (of Aibemarle, &c) William C. Rives,
nszp member, elected without opposition;
in place Of Hugh Nelson, appointed
Minister to Spain.
I'm. tof Orange, &c. Philip p Barbour. l. NJ
l2'h. (of King & Queen, &c Robert 5. Gar
nett,>L ~
18Th. (of Nesmoreland, &c.l William. Lee
Rail-, L. II
.l.b Lof L opdoun, &C. Charles Fenton Mercer,
VI 1T
l5th. Tof Tauouier. &c John S Barbour. ners
@c',,5er, in place OF Thomas l.. Moore,
decSned
18th. LOT Morgan. Scl James Stephenson
H. ~
l7'h [of Frederick. eel Jared Williams. L. VI
18Th tof Monongalia. &c Edward tombstone
ne member, in place OF Edward b. JACK
70, s"o, declined. - ,.r u.c.v
lgth. Iof Rockingham, SCI William McCoy'
L. VI 4
10Th, rof Botetcurt, &c John FLOYD j.. y.
!lst Tor Eanawha, &c / William smith, H. ~
"a 10 lWeshing on, &c. Alexander smy'h
= III
Ola abe 7th. Sth, Goth, l4h. 18th. 17thr
lS1. . st and ODD districts, only, was there
any Co Jest In - districts. the old members
were l. eted without opposition. In Z, there
rat CT position, but in every case the opposition
"ssu SvaiGng.- Ofcourse, 10 OF the old Dele
E"or are reel, cted: and there are three ne',
s'H'' =, one elfit d without opposition, and
'e her tSu a.; last u.-Fag.
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service, September Z, 1896.
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:. We reauced to the alternative OF choo-
sing all unconditional submission To the ty,an-
nv oil initiated MINISTERS, OF resistance by ce.
The latter 10 our choice. We have counted the
cost OF this contest, aud find nothing SO dl cad
full as yoi1,atary slavery. llonoi, justice, aud
humanity, forbid u5 tantiy TO surrender that
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endure the lniamy and guilt OF resigning sue.
eeedng generations TO that wietchcdneas Nh ch
inevitably ava, them, II We baseIy entail mere
dtary buadage upon them.
Z" The acms we have bsea compelled by our
enemies 10 assume, we will, Ia defiance oil every
hazard, with unabatlng iirnaess aud pelsesei-
ance, employ for the preservation OF our !I5er-
ti,s--being win one mind resolved to deiree-
men atae. than To 1--we slaves. ii Duciarqtida
Of Congress, setting Jorh the necessity ojtak.ng
up Jrn.y--Juty =, 1910.
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vorlinpa by the French,
'ohoWs. To tifcnt attempts Ia cut of
arknan edge THIS en,barrass their opera
10 To tile vents, which seemed 10
tdge tins man 10 predictions that had b.en
/ lafonlc answer f.cnlaied IN throw gloom
eaeh oihn l"f !. But the two hst arrivals
the sum OF Ted ~ shit the stene. Tn.
although hindi to brighton. There seems
tnfe IL Is nece,rmony bctseen the French
of the places.
general watt h flags yet noat sictorously
readiness 10 q. Tie gdlantry nf Wilson
Whlcti he TAX, have pre-, allied The French
committed, counts appearto have retreat
you dcsellr ais, after great loss in men
made mlddlcdl their heavy baggage behind
deal oil relleroutc of their retreat was NOT
aancc, was II whether they would fly thru
great desire meet the reinforcemrnts oil
remarked for pass into Leon, where the
touch of the would annoy them, and
always agree with the collected troops of
Mark the sly nsee would have better op-
the following striking at them. But the
mda-tak an torunna proposed TO follow
closed eyes 7 on iheit rear, and cut of as
" o Laird, Il could. This victory at Co
he informs new impulse To the Con
committed, b moi only of Gallicia and of
magIstrate--' ut throughout all Spain. IL
sequence, an Hhem, us III. triumph at n
cd Ia Il hedry ID us. II will IN the same
coiUaed IN HE ut their enemies. IL will
'fon bfcad ana allasterns, the defenders Of
power 10 mltle Gaerlias, To more heroic
upwards of -,
2Gs.; he then civ M Barcelona have made
riagc, which ru onraging sortc. Their
certify that NJ. h--thc number Of their
IN the county q IAN was caculatcd-and
day fined by a ci nave thrown himself once
regilarityfol thel of the enemy with 5000
ried by mt, the
their marriage orr nj Grenada on the 9th
cordins 10 law, o AndaIusia. This force
Amman, Sc. lB2' pinned enough tn enable !
ceremony al AM French nj Cadiz, before |
that II ~ an cas- fcemanis, before Moliior
SIdcring the elfc, n important blow might |
getting married II, with rhe cn-opcration |
gflmble 10 give 'adiz. The French had |
ried, particularly boety down the GuadaI
lie, foi tine purpose Of
yonhardment of the city.
FROM me II ,st 1t bad probably com.
THE q caunouading had been
a few evening ,tion.
of friend in Ne, ere increasing in nun.
Interested in the Among the most dis
about six years % 81 is lhr celebrated En-.
TIVE OF this state, fcats AT Valadolid and
been residing ~ to have struck no little
mother died IN d herself.
only child mott tbe liberties Of Spain is
his little danght lEaquirer, 10Th inst.
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roMMuNIrATTIt,

|
to thus cIty.--I ax@unaH.sxs,as.sss~ ~ xs.ssa.
sag about three ooMMrHIcATEp,
onr evening th. ndity evening, 9Th OF Sep.
! ierrnt fIom ust voc VI 'onh watson, ~ lht
aud draul, cons ,f"'", ni,' IN "n'st','f
! restless during '"''''e' ~" "'o''
d.aL !, =" lence in the county Of II1n
- yer, on the ilih inst. Ed.
p'"h "aS ',i LES, IN the 3dth year of his
reservoir pl 81 cn have sunk into the fonlll
over It's bosom > and fanls proverbiai for
ly caused lis \ ne was still more remarkn.
sat down by Qualify and boney oience II
with tender ory to know him 10 adm ire
nyergowine a. 'nnenty calculated 10 en-
ro,v.rg.d 9y;d nil who broaihed Ike him.
&, f,,.,s,i,,.,''i Ut OF n noble soul, and TO i'm
friendship the most ardent
ets anu hlc',' the death Of the aged, griet
ei'ld 10 your ! relieved by preparations for
lie linncdl1teffbnt which tie course of hn
~ exrrtion Announces Is nj hand but In
they would be- OF one so young in life aud
made strenuo ;aunot fegafd ii IA an ordina-
do,e dorno.,f II Is well calculated 10 i'm.
L;,, "a . patby, and To impnrt in mel.
-, ,he vanity oi human caleua-
'''' 'p''' ~" imeiy dcp'h has produced a
"1',e 20 iiSe nnol be filled, mud plunged u
ul Tue last "a relations and friends in the
the hal and n. The author OF this 0bitua.
mute with e aresent, md Witnessed the So
her situafio parting scene. Oh, how thrill.
orpban. and II Of the gIazing eye, turning
lais .,d ID the very tbreshhold OF the
c.,fi..,a =. now agouizing the recollection :
- ~ ing rs II il, there is consolation
NV FURNISHES the gloom and mitgates the
manu- THAT his gentle spirit has flown To lint
lnb where grief Is neyerknown aud friends
= neverparied. Pdtrieh c. n. Ing 20.
-, on Thursday the lth inst at the re.
sidence OF her father (Mr. Peter Y. 1hernion)
in the county Of Amherst, Miss MARY
THORNTON, after n severe attack Of bilious
fever, which terminated her earthly existence
in the short space nj twelve days. Thus, IN
the morning of her life, IN the bloom fyouth
and beauty, has this amiab'e young lady been
cat off from society, torn from the bosom OF
her parents, and waited to u world of nntried
spirits. She possessed q disposition calm,
placid and scrcne--ber manners were plan
easy and cngaging-shc wasa stranger 10 pride
and afTectation, which are so Predominant in
the world, for reason taught that better way
Sue was The pride md glory of her parents
the ouly consolation in their declining years.
All who can soOhe a mothers woc--who
ran calm fathers angnish---for one who was
dear 10 them by the ties Of daughter !--onc,
who but few days since was blooming ny the
rose, md whose smiles fascinated all who
knew her--but " e, them not sorrow as those
hope'--for
% The trip'ry bioa NJ deiih Ills not
IL The buis NJ rinut no, they spread,
- BeHonM He hedreHiy BENIN IF brighter mns,
q Through cndIe" oges, into higher poners."
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New aud Valuable Medicine.


- His ness ..nu elegant Balsam bids fai
a TO standunriyallcd in lis merits, Tor Con
sulnptions and Coughs, and we boldly venture
to assert that no Medicine has ever gained so
much credit i'll 50 short time As this compo-
sition. Scarcely "A ease occurs but may he
relieved by the timely use OF it, many having
lately used il in seated Consumption. with the
most surprising success, who were GIVEN up
by the most skilful physicians in the country.
Many certificates of IFS efficacy company
each bottle.
| hereby certify that my wife has for some
time past beentroubled with violent Cough,
and has been in a very delicate health, and
after having trcd many different things with
out getting relief, bought for hera bottle Of
DR., Meien's Cough Drops, from the use OF
which Il very short time She found great relief,
and her Cough has entirely left her, aud she
has regained her strength.
JOHN W. JENKINS.
Hudson, l2h Month 29ib, 1919.
Affirmed before me, JOSEPH ID. MONELL,
RecOrder Of The city Of Hadson
To the afflicted whom Ibis may concern
Rosanna Barton, do certify that took vic
lent cold in the latter part of riIe year 1915
which created violent Cough aud difficulty
of breathing, which Was very distressing till !
procured bottle of Doctor Mcllens Cough
Drop, and BY taking a few doses Of the said
drop, | Was entirely cured of my Cough and
pain in my side ROSANNA BARTON,
Wife Of Mr. joseph Barton.
IIpdsou, l2h .Noaih 18Th, 1919.
This is 80 certify thai in june 1918, was
sized with a very distressing Cough pain in
nv SIDE great weakness of the lungs, aud il
continued until Ihly 1919, which confined me
to the hou.e and part of the time to my bed
had lrled every Thing rs thought bat all IN
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lDry Goods

Super Blle end Black Cloths and proceed
tine and oeuupn do. do. I'm el his att
Habit aud poiisse do 4ihef stood be-
thssimtres, ass,rlcd colors lis bteAst IL
3 bales oiitt mud Rose FlankelIrss- fat
2 do white, red mil ). ow 1 Ia betj,d had
super Ilorcnline, Valencia h. wns fbr',,,,
Vesiings ~ -"
Wide aud narrow Thread 7, "hn, u .'if 't'a'
Figured aud PLAIN Book f"e'"he" ahh seiI'ens
Circnssinn Pads, Of tie 'soi, III nhlth ne
Grape Robes and Sl,swlsoi service Was com
Meino shawls, assorted
'ssi iashona.le bor'he young, the inno.
~ s. Llnsn D.. and lawns 3, this rude sketch
,'u "'u ,tu'nn b".na The lraosgfessor il
Blue and White Plains e. eash
eases Mems aud Boyr.
Huls
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301 PNEN'FXSG

Irccuief m TIE ner'eSt manner, Gad on the
most moderate terms, at he Oace q The
IuTlAiaa
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NEW ESTABLISHING
Dry Goods, Groceries,
ggnad Hard,rai4.

IvllE siil,scribcrs having rent.
q laiely attempted Is siessrs
einioilani hi.se received lfsiu -
PhiIadslpllia, large and gene
oflhe nbo.c e1o,ls. md are no NJ, 4
following article which they
I a stil Low Ior susI1
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GRETNA GREEN AM


We ha,ebren favored viii II
amusing description d m A. l,,,,,
by a gentlemen who rccrntiEta Eli I.
a par Gf billing tmlins 10 tins S2Go
tar Of Hymrn =" Grclaa Gr luo
such bad accommodation for 90
that description, that it is likely "
once great name of tying the 10
-. It'll 1 bo,, ,,at :. dnt,bt
Knot tt' sun n"'' '"' ',"''' thrse
the most expeditions way OF aett aN inps
ried, and therefore 10 those who ,t,ery
lowed by their parents, IT may sill,ee'--
diately on fhc arrival of lhe couple viii
nan, I've necessary 10 send for the P.kets
aud one Of the magistrates OF the +
who will dlnays come on the carries
tclliseucc. TIE ceremony that pass
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-19
American Journal of Science an,
Arts,

Coadar'cd Jv BENJAMIN sILLIMAN, Pro
jessor Of Cteo.istrg, &c. Yale College,
This Journal began il the year 1919. Two
numbers, between which there is an interval
Of about three months, form volume
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Donestis ''7s rs

cassineits fine and coarse y" H'suas
Super md common 1teIn '''e'l, oif z
Furniture and apron Ch.ri .iy dlspositio) ~ u
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, as ing hun ilf go
600 lbs, bue do. - vas aecepk 81
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The North American Review,

ly advancing in public estimation In Janua-
ny, 1920, the editorship was assumed by Pro-
lessor Everett, OF the UNIVERSITY at Cambridge,
New England. A ntae series was then com.
menccd with which il is convenient that sub
scriptons should begin. Orders for any par
OF the work will however be thankfully re-
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aho are interestedin the publication
Published 9uafterLy--Pricc Fire DOiars a
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(Signed) B0NAPARTE."
From General Bondparteto General hteber
"CAmo, 24th Eruclidor, year VI.

I AlVO, 2flU INCHibl, NtdI l.
10th Sept. 1891
"a ship Ike the Franklin, GcQeral
which had the Admiral On board, the ORR.
ent having blown up, ought not TO have
surrendered at eleven O'Clock. tllnk,
moreover, that the officer who surrender
ed this ships extremely crIIpable, because
it is proved by his own pfoces-verhal that
he took no meaetlres 10 wreck the ship,
ard render il impossible 10 bring il to this
will be aneternal dissrlc to the French ma
W, 1t is notnccessary to know much OF ma
nGuvrcs, or To possess extraordinary tai
enta, to cut n cable and run a ship aground
hesides, these measures are specially pre-
scribcd in the INSTRUCTIONS and ordinance
given 20 captains IN he navy. hs for q
conduct Of Rearalmifal Duehalia.
would have become him 10 have die
his quarterback, Ike du petitI'houa
Gut VII dcpriyes him ofeyefyc g
of restoration to my cstrcm, Il
conduct among the English 81
been a prisoner There are J sing
have no blood i'm their ycint us,
The English, then, drink (,
the French navy every e.
viii hc lapdrd NJ N,nlcs III hypothesis,
far fine E,zaroni 70 rsz,. a, 'al Sleep
been much better for him 1e'P -
at Alexandria, Or on boar n aye, mere ;
soncr Of war; without ever 7HAhSPIAht'
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To be- aioae, AMI not 10 he $1,000, 80.
A 'tcntions and comt,sy f..,
ony to the victor; they 81 ~ ~
the ,anquished, whom reese d 100
~ . lsisnrd) pottery.
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