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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-08-19
From the Richmond Enquirer.

From the Richmond Enquirer.
1T a meeting Of the officers Of The 6sth
Regiment Y. III conreaed al Williams
burg asrseabiy to notice the SOFA july
1924.
Colonel Burwell Bassett was called
to the chair, and Robert M Candlsh ap-
pointed Secretary.
RESOLVED, Unanimously, that the off,
GERS of the 6sth Regiment V. NJ. will at
tend at York Town on the 10Th October
next, for the purpose of joining heart
and hand in the glorious celebration,
propos ed to take place on that day.
Rssotued, Unanimously, that the Off
GERS and privates of the Williamsburg
Volunteer Troop of cavalry, comman-
ded by Capt. Robert M'Candlish, be re-
quested to at.ead at York Town on that
day, uniformed, armed and equipped,
for the purpose ef joining in the propo-
sed celebration.
Resotped, Unanimously, that Batta-
lion of the 65th Regiment, made up of
such companies as may think proper to
offer their services, will, if furnished
with arms, also attend at York Town, to
join in the celebration.
Resolved, Unanimously, that in the
event of General La Fay cites passing
through Williamsburg on the 10Th Oc-
tober next, for York Town, that the Of
fcers of the 6sth Regiment will escort
him to York Town, attended by the
Troop ef Cavalry.
Resoired, That their proceedings be
publish in the Enquirer, and the Norfolk
Herald.
BURWELL BASSETT, Chair.
sRo M'CANDMsH, Secretary.
One months previous notice having
been given for the purpose, numerous
meeting of the citizens of Charlotte
county convened at their Courthouse, ON
Monday the cd day of this month. it
being Court day, to take into consider
alton the subject OF calling convention
to amend the present constitution of this
commonwealth.
Col. Clement Darlington was chosen
chairman Of the meeting, and
Winslow Robinson appointed secre-
tary.
~Onmotion the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted by a large
majority, about the number of SEQ voting
in the affirmative and about 81 in the
negative.
This meeting. feeling the deepest in
terest in the preservation of the present
constitutions 1T having been framed and
adopted by the ablest statesmen and
purest patriots of 76--a constitution
which supported us through the ardu-
Gus struggle of the revolution, and IN
der which we have lived as happily
since as the nature of human Institutions
will admit, enjoying all the privileges
and benefits Of civil and religious liber-
ty, views with the utmost concern any
attempt to change or AIMED it.
Rnsolred, Therefore that we deem it
utterly inexpedient to call convention
for the purpose of changing, or amen
ding the present constitution.
Resoired, That our delegates to the
next assembly be Instructed, and they
are hereby instructed, to vote against
any attempt at such call, and to use
their best efforts 10 preyentit.
,Resolsed, That the CHARM an OF this
meeting, cause its proceeding to be
published in the Richmond Enquirer.
C. EARRING TON, Chi'r.
WiNsLow ROBINSON, Sec'ry.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-08-19

to Indicate pretty accurately the frieni;s and o.
ponents of Mr.. Crawford -rhx vote was IS to
"A in the house. The Crawford party clam
the vote on the resolution to censure The Gov:
ernor, as Indicative OF Mr.. Crawfard's strength
in the ionse, but that IS not true MANY voted
for that resolution who are decidedly opposed
to Mr., Crawford. You can form no idea Of the
rage and violence with which toe proceedings
of the Legislature were conducted. They
we're tltsgraceiui to the STATE"
PENNSYLVANIA-At meeting Of dele
gates at Harrisburg, on the OH inst favorable
to the election oil William Il Crawford and Al
bert GaIlatiD-after passing certain resolutions,
The Enilnuuin.r & Iecroral E,ckeI -,as lnr.,.eL.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-08-19
WiNsLow ROBINSON, Sec'ry.

A "Gunpowder Plot" lately developed
itself in Princetown, New Jersey An
extract of letter from student in the
Theological Seminary at Princetown,
dated,July %, published in the PhiIa-
delphia Register states that "betUeen
the hours of two and three O'Clock, last
Monday morning, a rocket, supposed TO
contain Jfce pounds cfpopder, was pia-
ced at the base of the Presidents'door,
in front of his dwelling; the consequence
was an explosion, breaking out the
pannels OF two inches in thickness, cast
ing them up the case almost INTO the
second story, breaking The bann'sters or
the stair way, cracking the wdl' and
splitting mahogany dining table which
stood ia the passage. -Four persons
have been suspected to have bsen ems
gagged in The plot, two ofvh nom have bees
dismissed by dlp ciyil authority"
''fp Va / PaPeG
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-08-19

'.jir. Rush. no5s minister at p.s Cotrt IF ST.
James-Ls as not erpected 10 re,n'7, for some time
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-08-19

Mr.. CRAWFORD is now at the Berkeley
springs.
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drugs ana Medicines.
4
WALTER Il. MIDDLETON,

v Il
aPoTHEC4RY AND DRUGGIST,
HAS received directly from New York
l. Il aud Philadelphia, supply OF DkodS,
and fresh Family MEDICINES, OF the pnrest
quality, which will be sold at the Richmond
pr C s.
Practitioners of Medicine, country mer-
chants aud others, who buy large quantities,
and cannot at all tunes find it convenient To
pay the cash, can be supplied on "a liberal Gre
dit, where punctuality Is observed. amiiies
in this town, and lis vicinity, snpp'icd WIN
medicines put up in the incest style, payao'e
half yearly.
He has also received, English and Amer.
can White Lead, ground in oil dry ditto /,
Spanish Brown, in oil !, dry ditto ; Vel.
low Ochre in oil dry ditto; Spirits OF
Turpentine Lnseed Oil !; Venetian Red !;
Red Lead Prussian Blue, No. and SUI
perior Chrome Yellow Patent Green; spruce
yellow Dutch Pink d; Mineral Green Ming 5
Yellow Rose, Pink, Lytharge, Eng'sh ana
American Vermilion Ivory Black Pa'nt
Brushes of every description English ann
American Terra de Sienna; Black Lead ,
Lamp Black Turkey TIMBER Gold Leaf OF
superior quality; Silver ditto; Spanish VIM
ting Paris ditto; American Glue superior
Blue Smalts Pumice Stone, Coach Copa,
Varnish; Furniture ditto Gum Copal uronnu
CamwooI ; Stone Ochre bogwood, grouha
and in sticks, &c. sc. together WIN every
other Paint and Dye-Stuf now IN use.
more complete assortment OF goods III ms line
never has been offered in this market before,
and he earnestly solicits his friends ana Inc
nnblic to give him call, to whom he returns
his greatfui acknowledge Tor past l'r''on-
aao Aug. IL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-21
Quantico Canal Lottery, 18th class
G92i prizes, 1880 tick $4,000
l062G biankS, cts nj 81.

hob-o OtuHho1 ITO ~ %.
This is lottery formcdby the fernnry com
bination and FORMULATION of - Nos TO de.
termine the prize. therein the III Nos. will be
publicly placed into wheel on the day ol
drawing, aud four OF them be drawn out And
that ticket having on il the lst, I'd und 80
Nos. drawn from the wheel, in the order in
which drawn, will be entitled 10 the highest
prize those other tickets which shall
have on them the same numbers in the other
orders OF combination and perturbation, will
each be entitled to- prize Of ~ 900 those
Is other tickets which shall have on them
three of the drawn numbers, aud those three
the lst, "a aud Ith, will each bc entitled to n
prize OF SlOO0 those q other tickets which
shall have on them three of the drawn Nos.
and those three the LIST, Sd md 4ih, will be
each entitled 10 n prize Of 5000 those Il 9th
er tickets which shall have OF them three oil
the drawn Nos. viz the 3D. Sd aud 4th, will
each be entitled to prize of $40 those 13s
tickets which shall have on them two Of the
drawn Nos aud those two the Sd and 18th
drawn, will each be entitled 10 prize of So
all others having on them two of the draw
Nos. fbeug GOO will each he entitled 10 !
prize of S1U aud nil those which shalt hav.
one OF the drawn Nos on (beng COPY wi
each be entitled ton prize of 50.
No ticket which shall have drawn prize o
II superior denomination can be emitted to ~
inferior prize. Prices payable 81 days aftel
the drawing, and subject as usual 10 deduc
ton Of 10 per cent
The drawing will take place on Thursday
the 10Th day of .hOreH,ber next or at ulucl
earlier day il the sale OF tickets will warran
il.
Whole Tickets $5-fIalves 81 50-Quarter
81 25.
Packages Of tickets embracing the Q,
combination and Formulation numbers of ,h,
| LOTTERY, warranted 10 draw, al least 500, les
ihan - per cent. may also be bad al ihc sam.
rate, but on that day the tickets will positive
~ be advanced to IS.
ABRAM II. NORTH.
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F.. I.ittelA& ". ~. NeMry

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Journal Of Foreign Medicine.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr. NJ
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE. NJ. ID.

Sohuucteu Dy oApOEL EMLiN, Jr. NJ
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PROPOSALS
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NEW AMERICAN
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A EMFA1iiRANCER

OF THE
Departed Heroes, Sdges and Statesmen of a
merIea.
To be confined exclusively to those who sig.
nalized themselves, in either capacity, in The
Revolutionary War, which obtained the Indie.
pendence oitheir country.
Second Edition. Wihanapptndir- coniaining
TuNtiE Declaration by the Representatives OF
Il the United Colonies of North America,
acting forth the causes and necessity OF taking
up arms, Ju'y d, l715-'rhe Petition by the
Representatives Of the United Colonies, to the
King of Great Britain, July &, l775-Aprocia.
ton OF Congress fora day of fasting, hnmiia-
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COMPILED BY THOMAS J. RODGERS
awe are reduced to the alternative of ehoo
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awaits them, II we basely entail here
dituy bondage upon them.
1.-The arms we have been compelled by our
II
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ance, employ for the preservation oi our liber.
tirs-being with one mind resolved to die free
men rather than TO live slaves. - Declaration
u Congress, setting forth the necessity ottdkihg
up drms-Jaiy 4, l715
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Museum Of Foreign Literature
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The North American Review,

Was begun in 1915, aud has since been Steadi
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American Journal of Science an,
Arts,

Conducted OV BFNJANIN STLLIMNN, ITO
tessor Of chemistry, &c. Yale college.
This Journal began in the year 1919. Two
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of about three months, form ayotume.
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Lees Ointment for the Itch,

Warranted an infaiiiblc remedy
The above celebrated Medicines nre pre-
pared and sold wholesale aud retail (only) by
II. LIE, No. DO, Maidcn-Lane, New York
snd for sale by particular appointment, in
Lynchburg, by ABRAM X NORTH.
June b. tsS1
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PaIEN II .WEDICI.A ES.
Hahn's Anti Bilious pills.

They are excellently adapted To carry of
super1uous bile, aud prevent its morbid Sc.
cretlons To restore mud amend the hppe.
tte 10 produce free preparation, and
thereby prevent colds which are often OF fatal
=
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AAMp OII..

I hare reeeired SUPPLY Of uin,sr siraineds
Sptrmaeeti Lar'p Or, first quality.
Sept7 WALTER III MIDDLETON.
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FOr Nent.
y. BAKEH---Dentist,

UTILL be 10 Lynchburg about the goth
" of the present month, September
and will for a short time attend to the duties
Of his protessio9 Sept. 10.
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Pick\ing saaterials.
HAZE just received a supply of PICK
L LIN" MAIEIdALs, of the FIRST quality.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
August 20 3,a
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lust received, 10 bags wool rolls, Of su.
- perior quality, and few bags of nice
white wool. w. MCKEE & J. q. MEM
Sept 10. ts6
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Hahn's True and Genuine Ger
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An infallible remedy for Corn,, speedily re
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June a.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-19
ALEXANDRIA,
BOARDING SCHOOL.

bNHE subscribers have opened in Alexaudr;, n
II T. a Boarding School, in which are ta,eh,
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Grammar, Georrapbv
with the use of the Globes, Arithmetic and the
various branches of Mathematical science toyetbe
with their application to the principles of Natural
fhiiosophy, &c. Natural Philosophy aud Chcmis-
try are taught as regular exercises in the school, and
lectures on these subjects delivered to tile students
illustrated by the aid of the necessary apparatus
The number of students limited to 25. Price for
boarding. lodging and tuition, $l6O per arnum. each
quarter payable in advance. Washing so cents
per dozen. Reading books furnished for the use of
the schools; other books, stationary and
furnished at the usual prices. The students have
tile tree use OF Library, consisting of a good col
lection of Mathematical and Philosophical works
together with valuable books of Biography HISTORY
travels, &c. Students admitted for any time NOT
less than three months vacation of two weeks
about the first of the eighth month in zach year.
Students from distance, lift be desire, III
IN the family during the vacation. The students
viii regularly accompany the family to the meetings
for worship of the Society of Friends excepting such
rs are of different religious persuasion Who if
be their parents or guardians wish will attend any
other place of worship III the town.
The department of the students will be an object
OF particular attention. hey will be expected to
ATTEND to good order and to avoid every kind of inn
moral conduct. During the day time when at lei
par's adjacent, on the condition of their not abusing
that liberty
They are not to go III the alter, on it. or on the
icc. without permission and the necessary attention
10 preserve them fiom danger.
BENJAMIN HALLOWELL.
CHARLES FARQUHAR
Alexandria, l mo. 2ud l824-3t.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-19
EDUCATyON

SNHE Subscriber designs to continue his School.
IA the ensuing year, at Cedar Plain (his place of
residence) between Dunkfk and New-Town in
Aing and Queen county. The branches of learning
taught Ill his school, will comprehend Reading
Writing, Arithmetic, the Latin & English langunres
dramatically, Geogra phy with the use Of the Mans
and Globes, Mathematics, Moral Philosopl,y His
tory and Besles Lettres. The manner of instruction
and progress of students during the present year,
nave been much appreciated by examiners and
parents The morals of each student will be strict
ly attended to. The houses are well adapted to the
purpose, and the place very healthy. The subscribe,
will take about fifteen boarders. Price for board
sou, Tor tuition OF English SIS, for Latin $40, TO be
paid quarterly III advance. Boarders will furnish
their beds and candles. Books will be furnished the
school at the Richmond retail prices 'ihY subscei
Der pledges himself to pay close attention to all the
duties OF his profession The school will Commence
on the 18th of January, and terminate Gu the l5,I
of December-One months vacation will be given
during tine year.
WILLIAM HILL, JUN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-19
New Millinery Saore
MRS. WHITE

EsfECIFULLY acquaints the public, tina,
IL she has taken the new brick tenemant $500
door below Messrs. r. s. IL. Nelson's Dry-C;oo,is
STORE where she has opened well-seected assert
ment OF articles in the MILLINERY LINE; the prin.
cipal part OF which were selected and recently nur
cnasea by herself III New-York aud Philadelphia
LOT cash, and Will be sold a moderate advance
Her assortment consists of Lcghorn and stray
Flats and Bonnets-White and Black Velvet Bon
nets-kich Garniture and Satin Ribons-Thread
caps and Thread Lace-Splendd Head Ornament,
and an Artificial Wreaths-Whi,e, Pink, Blue and
ossr'ch gathers, very superior-Ladies Hair
Curls-Fancy Baskets, Mugs, Corsettes, &c. sc.
W Leghorn aud Straw Bonnets wbiteped and
dressed in the most fashionable manner.
Ladies Dresses made at short notice, and in the
most modern manner.
November 8. 900