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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-10
u $. Lane 8. Tapscos,
Have Just received supply of desirable
SPRING GOODS,
and will. from time to time, receive ~
ditional supplies.
MartinsbaFg, April 10.
Homemad. TwiIl'd Rans

Homemade fwilfd Bags.
ME- have just received supply &c
~ first rate Homemade TwiIl'd
Bags.
Homemade Flax Linen,
90 Flax and Tow do.
do rov ~
White and Brown Tckliasbareh.
no. J Horse mack Barlsps,
koss'a shseting, Dowlss and Duck,
Scotch Shee'ine, Dowlas and Dack.
7 8 & 49, Irish Linen,
kenting and Linen Can.hricks.
g 70 81 & lC.4 l,smass Line,
Diaper,
Irish Sheeting,
Merseilis Quilts aud Hnotted Coun.
terranes.
All fresh new goods, Of this springs i'm.
nortation, which will be sold unusually
low.
]. 5. Lane \ TOW NER.
Shepherds Town, April 10.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-10
A CA X ID.

VII ME subscriber returps liis 9restful
b Acknowledgements to the Ladies u
Gentlemen of Msrsnsb. . ~atl i,s ,,cini-
~. for their lsssral encoar.a em.n, here.
tofore, and MORN. the~ that s.bsosip.
tinn for hrs DANCING SCHtADy. i.
left in Mr. Csm>xy's Bir. lts school
will commence ~ s,on % 90 Subscribers
shall be ostsinsd. Yhe sre~tsst s.ten-
ten shall b. paid 10 II. sepovs~.at Of
the pupils entrusted 70 ais csve, sud the
strictcst puncNai,ty te--rved
.. A KAUPI.
April left.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-10
Winchester, AprH 5.


The Election. --This subject. which
always causes SO much agitation in every
free country, closed for this county on
Thursday evening last. A statement
of the polls. showing the number OF votes
given will BE- found below, 1t is certain.
" matter of much qualification to ad-
vert to the camness and tranquility
which pervaded the town during the pro
tracted period offour days. The friends
of the respective candidates displayed
towards each othe courtesy ana respect t,
and little i'll will was shows. if it was
felt. We hail the same harmony in our
sister county of Shenandoah. She wit
drown those harsh feelings which are
always SO unpleasant on occasions OF
This kind, and follow our example And
at some future day, when her elections
shall precede ours. we shall have the
pleasure of following the example she
may set us,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-10
MORGAN COUNTY ELECTION.

On Monday last the election for a
member of Congress, State Senator and
and two Delegates to the Assembly took
place in Morgan county At the close
of the poll, the vote stood as follows:
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-10

Fire The Nassau Woollen Fscto,
~, at the hea of Hemstead Harbor, l..
l. l was totally destroyed by fire OF
tuesday night. together with the ma
chnery and contents. The loss is est.
mated at $1,000.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-10
John DaIgarn,

Married, at Williamsport, on Thurs
day last, by the Rev. Mr.. kouthroif,
Mr.. CHARLES MoRRow, to Miss
FRANCES CHRISTIAN, both of this
place.
On Thursday last, BY the Rev
Mr.. Kraulh, Mr.. Lowry STEDmAN.
to Miss HARRIEr LEMON, daughter
ofMr. William Lemon, deceased of
this county.
On Sunday last. hy The SINE,
Mr.. JONI ZoRN, to Mss NANCY
Mono, daughter of Mr.. George
Mong, all ofthis county.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
RAG,lI.Nr

10 tread The busy bnunis of men, IN gase
tpnn The tide vi things that sweeI,s along
To bask aud gambal in the sickly binze,
Where fa-hion'ss0n illnmes n giidy thrOng
. see the rude oppression of the strong,
ilnmhlins the weak To want aud 90 despair
Nhile ever aud Anun tho bply song
oi pions hypoeri,es asoends--a demon
prayer
To view The hcnriless md Tie petty " les,
OF mindless, shameless, iuipoicut deceit
Strong hui IN malice, for iis eohWeb tolls
Take mt within them, even folly's feet r
Poor summer waves, thpt tulsely smile, and
greet
The bark 10 venture on lis treechereus
breast
10 see u world, The labyrinth of Crete,
Where splendid vpers sinIe beneath the fnng,
cd crest
u God for his was mnn endncd with soul !
With fools 10 live and shipper, smile aud
whine
Or else 10 range through natures perfect
whole,
And Ger the mountain cataract incline
See the bright foam lis lratisent glorious
Irvine,
And mark the moonlight Hood on wave or
glen,
Where inspiration pours her heam divine,
Melting mans pride and pow yer TO nothingness
again
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
IO9I5rEIYI.
PEACE OH WAN

RieHHosn, apfil 2l-Thn English 10
counts by the Meteor The II, nth by The
Howard aud the Ca,inlus, - his day
spread before our READERS. Tie probability
is fhat war will cnsue, uisless the people OF
either France OF Spain should Interfere 10
! prevent it--bolh governments ale 81 deeply
commtted--the French to eance, the Spa.
nsh constitution, the SJ,aniards 10 maintain
| IL. The speech oi Ferdinand 10 the Corfes
| is heightened, firm and unsliinking. The
ministers who dictate these drcaraiian..are
determined to go NIL lengths. Franee, Is
more threatened with saeialion and ron-
,ulsion. The expulsion Of Manuel, land
through him, the freedom Of Debate, The.
very soul of u representative assembly, as
sailed l)-the right Of protest in a minority
abolishcd--the secession Of that minority
the refusal ofihe National Guard to drag,
him from the hail--thc yendeans Hocking
10 Paiis--the mud attempt on the part of
the government 10 prosecute and punish
the sergeDt nf The guard-this series Of
events, is calculated 10 inilaine the ele-
ments of disa.etion, already scattered
through FRANCE. The British have not
ceased their mediation and ihrr~s asiigM
chance that they may 50 far pioiit by these
events, rs 10 Induce France to yield her
high toned pretensons.
BY the Cadmps---to 18Th iIdreh from Pr
iiS.---" No doubt existed that war must
ens,ic, and The period Tor opening the
campaign Was sarionsly stated from the
isi 10 the ioih April" The Journal dcs
Detafs announces. "wih extreme regret,
thai the least hops et peace at oimos. en-
tirety eHinguished." The Duke de- an
goueme was to set out on the 10Th March.
Some of the Commander, of the Nation
nj Guard had issued cir, ular procamations
reprobaiing the conduct ofM. Merci.r, The
sergeant who had refused to drag NJ. Ma
nuel out from the chamher.--He was To
be tried by court martial Under order of
Tonnerrc, the eommaadant Of Paris.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
April II.

1 FEEL now dispoted tn eau the atten-
L ton OF Leonnrd GlnibnBe 10 the circnuf-
stances rentise to the bond of gtDO. The
last claim nj $500, which obtained from the
commissioners on hin, was Of The time he
had 10 pay IN the state revenue, or thereabouts,
and be gould not make II convenient TO ray
me. Some short lime niter, WAS called up
| ON by Walter Coles for SiU0. ] applied 10
sIr. Claiborne Tor the money, and he seid
that le had none, l,it would obtain II from
Col. George Townes, Ia q few minutes lie
| returned with the 600, and had bond writ
| ten for the sum aud US Mr.. Coles wRs w6jt-
ing, signed the bond, aud paid him the mo-
ney-ihisnl liook place before breakfast. The
same day, in the afternoon, took In of Stoke
| ly T. Foster, in account of him, Sl4f, and
some few cents. | think thai was The sum,
| The same day, Mr.. Claiborne assumed pas.
mcnt Of The sum Of Is or % dollars, 10 Rich-
| nrd johnson. After dcduciing the Sio0, and
| the gli4, and the sum paid Johnson, he paid
| me the small balance, and handed him in
the claim, aud did mol take in the bond which
| | gave him TINT morning. Bat, at night, on
| viewing the transactionsof the day, reeoIIoc-
| ted these circumstances and when the last
| settlement took place this bond was poked n
me the second time with several others. Thea
! felt like | was in sierttrap nm in hopes
the commissioners will feet II a dlily.incam-
bent on them Ia review the nlaitcr between
Leonard Claiborne and mvsen as IN the lr.s
instance requested Mr.. Cl;s.Dvrne - take III
advantage. Mr.. Ci.''sornn has brought LIE
matter before Won whouiIn my conscui letLim
/ do so nnw that nm willing.
| | wish the commissioners would Feeellect
the circumstance. that the pofeh was 10 be
built III feet, running with the house, with
two columns--I built il by fhcir direction, 20
| feet, with columns. For this, together with
some extra work ! presented bill of $685.,
which they have not vet paid and which
expect they have forgotten.
! nm sorrv that my creditors in 'the state Of
Il North Carolina. push me SO hard for tho
money am indebted TO the,r, ~ d deprivcs
me Of the means of collecting wba Is due me-
NICHOLAS MeGINNIs
! Apri, q; - ls.2s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
Evesh Spring Goods,

And will siiIl be added to Iy further supplies,
which will make their assortment as nearly
complete as that Of any other house IN This
place, The additional supplies 10 their stock
have been made this spring, only for The pur-
pose Of supplying in their usual way the wants
and demands Of their numerous applicants aud
customers upon the same Liberal terms, and AT
the SHINE reduced prices, which they have
heretofore done. A. they expect 10 SHIRE the
custom of n generous public under the exist.
ing firm only for short Time longer, they feel
disposed, ard confidently design 10 offer then
';sca a, very reduced prices. At all events.
they hope 10 make II decidedly the interest oi
every dealer 10 call and examine their prices,
believing that they y III be benefited by do
ing 50.
mere will be found comprised In the MS
sortment almost all kinds Of BRITISH.
scorer, FRENCH, INDIA. GERMAN and
DOMESTIC G0ODS--tROCERIES
SIUFFS--STEEi--&c &c &c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25

MAlt1slED--On Saturday evening, the 9th
inst. by the Rev. John Alcock, Mr. JAMES
LAVENDER 10 the celebrated, much accom-.
plsheh aud highly esteemed Miss ELIZA
BE1H c, TSREE, daughter Of John Tyres
E,q MI of Amherst county
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
From The Cnriisi, Herald.
A my


\ PARA-UIN
" To dnn-ornotto dun 9' Tint the question
Whether 'tis.bo,ter that the nuree should suffer
f'rom lnck of ensh) by bnloiul emptiness,
pr by gemt DIN To ill il up
To dan 10 gel he moneg---nnd be enabled
10 htt--and pay our debts lisa contamination
Derontty 10 be mishcd To dui--io BE- drnvd
Dtpgd with "eALL AeA1S." Aye, there's the
rub
For from that call again" whnt evils come
W hat disappointment, sore ehngrin and wo,
What lime is wasted and what shoes arc worn
In consequence, must give rs pnlu,
----- $3.50 ------ lis this
Tint makesso mnny debtsnpi worth collecting
And keeps from HONEST IApop, lis rendrd.
Nh'se thus in Language of complain, we speak
We don't forget onr many, many FRIENDS,
To THEN our sraliinde We freely pnv
Buoy h, their kindness, still our bark shall
sail
Enjoy thu pleasing calmi-nor dread the bois.
ferrous gale.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
NEW SpRASG GOODS
SELLING OFF.
TIE BUSINESS OF
Mckee, Hcem t5 GrcenWGD

WIZ ' %.. be s"'s inn !" '" ,"..s o
aud ne il Is very desirable 90 ench of the pHrt-
ners that il may BE- finally closed IN the course
OF a short time, lhey respectfully and earnest
ly request of those persons who nrc indebted
10 them, 10 call mud scile their accounts.
Their stock Of GOODS nj prescnt is pretty
extensive II has latcly been increased by
aIIiiil,un1 snnIllina ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
Real K Personal Estate.

DY virtue Of a trust deed executed by
- John vi, Gordon aud his wife bearing
dale on The 18Th day OF April, lslp, aud rccor-
Died IN the husiings court Of Lynchb1rg, md
county court of Campbell, for certais purposes
therein mentioned, we shall, according 10 the
conditions expressed IN the said trust deed,
sell 10 the highest bidder, for rendy money,
before the door OF The fraoklin Hotel, in The
town OF Lynchburg, on the 9Th day Of May
nm ~ tk. Ill.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
Dr. EDMUEN AUSTIN

nFFESS his professional services 70 the
~ citizens Of Campbell and Piusylyunia
counties, contiguous 10 enpnin Wards bridge
He may be found al Mr.. Watson's tavern, half
n mile sonth Of the bridge
Phisylvauia, April rs w4w "a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
i 10Y OF I.aND,

in said county, S,aeadows Of Goosr ofeek)
coniainipg ~ acres, snng framed dwelling
house, nnd other buildings, shall convey
such title only as is vested in me.
LEWIS wI%GF1ELD.
April %. -'sw- ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
Notice.

NJ TWO Of the abnve. named partners will
resume the husinrss in the same house, with n
general supply OF all Kinds Of goods, Of which
due notice 10 The public will begiven.
April |. 65tsf
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
10y virtue Of deed Of trust executed Il

- me by Thomas Bunting and Ann his wife,
for purposes therein mentioned, bcaring date
on the 22d day OF June, is2l, and recorded
in the county court Of Bedford, on Saturday
The oath day Of MAY next, shall proceed 20
sell, Ia the highest bidder, for ready money,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
Neal x PERSONAL Estate.


one hall acre Lot IN the town Of Lynchbura,
No il3, and one half acre Lot adjoining No.
li3, on the n H. sido thereof, and which two
Lots comprehend The ground aud premises
now the residence oi the said John M. Gordon
One Lot containing 9Th Of an acre, on Fed
crai Hill, with a two story framed house
thereon, now the residence OF MIR. David
khodes-S2d fee, OF ground on Diamond liiii.
on ID street, running bnek 10 Ist street, 264
feet, being the same ground purchased OF Mr.
Samuel Anthony, ~ feel OF ground on s. W.
slde of I'd street, purchased Of Williams, run
ming back 1872 toei---2s6 acres of Lnnd in
Campbell county on the waters Of Siaunlon.
purchased oi Vim. Ilarrs--Al oi the snid Cor
dons interest In i2p acres OF Land, ness
Campbell court house, purchased OF James
Benagii Ms trustee. Also,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
Yl.e following Negroes.

to wit Frank, Fanny, Martha, Cornelius,
Frank, IN boy Washington mad james. Tho
title 10 The above property is believed 10 be
good but acting ms trustees, We shall convey
snch Ms is vested IN Us aud none other.
GEORGE CABELL,
TH0S. HIGGiNBOIIiAM, Trusiten
WILLIAM NOVEL;,
The parties for whose bcncftihc above pro-
perry Is TO he sold, consent 20 the sale taking
place on credit of u, II and IL months, up
on The purchaser giving negotiable notes, pay.
able at either of the Banks 10 Lynchb.sre. md
II deed OF trust upon the property 10 secure the
payment. a. G..
T., H.
wv.
April u. wtds 30
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25


AN ACT graniig to the state of Alabama The
right OF presumption 10 certain qaaries sec
tons fIand.
Be al enosted BY The Senate and House Of
Representatives. IF he United States II II
mericn, IN Congress assembled, That there
be granted 10 the state Of Alabama, at tire
minimum price for which public lands Of
the United States are sold, The right of
pre- e'npiion 10 one quarter section ofland,
in, or near, the centre ol each of In. c0un-
ties Of Marengo, Perry, aud Decatur, Of
the state aforesaid, in trust for said cotn
ties, respectively, for the establishment of
seats Of justice therein Proridcd, That
The proceeds Of he sale OF each of said
quarter sections shall be appropriated for
the purpose of erecting public buildings i,
the county far which it is located, after de
Quoting therefroD the amount originally
paid for the same Ind prop,ded further
! That the seat Of JUSTICE for said conaties
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cs connected with public affairs during the reign OF
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WILbfTNGTOH AND PHIL.aDELPHLa
POST COACHES,

Continue 20 leave the houses of E Lambor Joseph Gil.
pin and the Swan Tavern, Wilmington, every day and
o'clock for Philadelphia: returning leave the houses Of
Andrew Oliver Indian King, Market Street. and David
Johns. White Horse Bank Street, every morning at and
10 O'Clock for Wilmington.
FARE ONE DOLL. AND TTtENTEFYVE CTS.
Having first horses, good coaches and careful dry-
ers, together with determination to conduct those lines to
give genera satisfaction, induces the propetorS to pre-
sumo on All increase Of public patronage.
AS the proceeds OF the two lines equally divided is
mmaerial at which Of the above offices taken.
Passengers, their Convenience, 1rN Be taken up or SET
dom in any pat If tie City.
Baggage at the risk of the owners.
ANDREW OLIVER, GENERAL ]. WOLF, ~.
ELI LAMBORN. ST"P'' TO-
October IS, 1892. 81-tf
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IHO.N.dS .NsDOWELL

MAS removed his Ot!ice to No. "a King street, W
mington, where he continues t. perform the artes d
me office Of Justice Of the Peace aud Notary Pua-
!, Also; executes Bonds. Mortgages, letters IF Attorney
Deeds, Wills, Leases Releases ard instrument, Of nnhs
generally, with accuracy and despatch.
wilmington, February %, 1898 l9-f
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An Excellent Cart and Gears.

TT AIAONIIOIII NeII anu NEEuTSs
A SUPERIOR CAR,, as to materials. size and make
IA which has been used but few times will be sold We
ry low, applied for Immediately, the owner having no
use Tor IT. Apply at the Office of the Waterman.
May 6, 1925. qe,
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
DIR. Relf's Asthmatic Pills,
Price One Dollar per hoy.

In common colds this medicine produces so saluary A.
effect that they are generally removed in few hours
me most advanced in life, will experience ii equally
agreeable and instantaneous, when the b, east and arc
elected as is always the in every stage of pulmonary
complaints These pills give mme Hate ease in al astI.
hauc ana consHmpuve cases, particularly in difficulty 81
breath g. hoafschess, rrl'4 tickling in c throat
%heeznga, catarrs, pain II he side, splitting OF blood
chls and shlyerSs, &c wic the gentle expcc, grafton
they promotes discharges distractions in the glands, a
rcalel phlegm. IL.
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+. NJ. POMEEON,S
yIfET.4LLIC STR.9p 0ND > 7q11

9MET4LLIC STRIP md P.3STT,
sToR Razors, Surgeons Instruments, Sc manufactured
by Constant, Kirkland, and Co. Waingford Conncc-
ucu, and sold at the Wachma Printing Office and Book
store NO. !O5 Market street The above Strap and paste
are offered to the Public with full belief that hry viii be-
ond on trial far superior TO any before used in his
or any other country January 1909
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NOTICE.

~ virtue of law passed by the Legislature Of the State
OF Delaware The 30h Of January 1895; have had the
iact or parcel OF Land therein described surveyed and
plot of the made and returned into the Rec rders
once OF Dover, in and for Kent county, for the informa
ton OF all persons who may be concerned
WM. HOPKINS.
Dover, April 10, 1928 1S2-Sm
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DIR. Relf's Botanical Drops.
Price One Dollar er bottle

Prce One Dol.er er bottle.
These drops viii cure Ia. most inveterate scnryv
scr"iula, leprosy, ST Antaos fire. salt rhcum scait
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sore SS Scorbutc govt foul fostering eruptons, ald
every o'her eruption arising from impure stale of tht
blood and juices. They also perfect digestion, and b,
purifying he blood prevent malignant hunors from BENZ
thrown off on the lungs &C. O'' 49,