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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-04
TOILET,

hsd hossession givrn ds soon az eonveniens 70
fhe na~hies eoneevned,
THE brick ironted House. No. ~:
pleasantly situated. the northwest side, near tho
middle of Brosd.street-for further particulars aud
conditions enquire st the Republican, Office, or st
the house No 81, adjoining the premises.
Sewoort March lpJA
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1ssienee's Noiiis.

THE subscrhe- having been appointed by tho
Supreme judicial Court, of this state, AT their
Marcb term. 1924 assignee of tie estate aud effects
OF Levis Crsenhia. OF Portsmouth, In the county OF
Newport. yeomsn. row pcti,ionog for the b.n,G, %
IN act for The relief Of jnsoivent deb,ors gives no.
tce to the creditors - exhibit and prove their
claims against the estate Of the said LEW, Crsen,A
within SIX months from the date hereof. sereeab,y TO
Law. ..,tl,o, B. ANrHSNY, jun. .lssignee.
Portsmouth. March 4. 1924. 16w1
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New Publications.
JAMES HAMMOND,

- NNs TON "Lb', ~.
Hero Of No Fiction. or Memoirs ofFrnn,
cis Bsrne,t the i.efevce OF "No Fiction" and .
Review Of that work-2 vols S2.25. -,
Lscon. or mspy things in few words, I'D iresscd to
those who think. BY the Rev &C, Cotton. A. N.
from The Eighth london Edhion. I vol rs cents.
Serpons. ea those doctrines Of the Gospel. and Of
those ceonstituent'prtnciples Of the church which
christian professors have made the subject OF con.
. troversy-by Aaron Bancroft, ID. I vol.
a W'pies in Washington. novel--2 vols. ....,
81. konan's WELL by The author Of waverly- vols.
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m prts;aesc., 2s,h utimo. NJ Reusen 1s,ci,
eyed 30 yearA, 81. .f;;t tt..
Croy wife Of sar rhomss Gray. ana dahgl ter oi Mr.
Joseph Browneli. in her S0;h year. -
= 10 New York, Mrs Rsh. widow OF Sir Samuel
Whileborne. and sister 10 Mr. George Gibbs, decess
ed. ofthis town, sged 76.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-04
Morning School.

4 IHE subscriber proposes opening a
MORNING SCHOOL, the goth instant. In schools
house No z. schoos,ree,. for the purpose oftesohi
ing Writing and Arithmetic, exclusiyeiys provided
sufnc'ent number apply to make !, an object worth
pursuing. N, ~ ~. a ..p ~ No
CT Terms. &c made known ON spplicston.
March I. 1894. ''"S "oOAA"'
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MRS. T.. TOWNSEND,

Informs her Jriends and Custosse,s, iAos sSo
nae removed 20 hsv eid sfond,
No. 3. PSLsAx s1RssS
hk has on hsud . number OF fancy articles
- Reeds by the gross or DOZEN Miliinet,, by
the p,eee-snd straw pipe By the pound. or smallss
quantity ,. go,
Newport, Peb 70, 1924
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MEMORANDA.
Pebabiicon Nomination..

Alta General Republican Convention,
holden at the State House in Providence,
on the l4,li Of January, 1924: AsAER
ROBINS, Esq. President. and PELEc
WILBus, Jun. Esq. Secretary the un-
der,aned Gentle men were nominated as
General Officers Of the State OF Rhode
l,laIid for the rext political year, and u
unanimously recommended to receive the
suGrages Of the Freemen at the ensuing
eieCtiol:
d. GOVERNOR.
the nov y,
JAMES FENNEE,
(oY pRovIBExes)
-, LtEUT.-GovERNoR.
+, CHARLES COLLINS, Esq.
%. sEw-oHr)
sBnAToRS.
!. NAfaAs Baow'' Esq; !, ,.,..,,
2. JoHs D'WoLr, Esq.
~. Of B,a,sl
s. BtsJAhtH SIXTH, Esq.
aL OfAsh Ki@ss,sy-.
4. SrEPHER B. CoRNELs, Esq.
vfPsrfsmestA
s. WILLfAM WnipPLs. Esq.
..... Of Cumberiand
6. ELISHA WATsos, ESQ.
Of Sssih Kngssovn.
z. JoHN X. WATKaMAN, r.sq.
0fWar~Sb
8. CHARLES ELDRiDcE, ESQ
o. Eosi- -Creen~sa
9. JostPH CRoss, ESQ
Of caarie.tsyn
10. JoEp MsrcALr, ESQ.
SECRETARY.
HsnRY BowEN, Esq.
ATTORAEE cEJNERiL
DurEE ]. PsAhcE. Esq.
CEN ER.sL TREASURER
TnoMAs G.. PITMAH, Esq.
Csrpetings for rs cents.
A LOT Of handsome English Car.
"A pe,ings foe eoiy Is cents warranted ~
woos--fcr sse ~ 3. W. LAwfoN.
FEB i 1874
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT or NEWPORT.
EA7,ERED.

ship Frederick, Augustus, Eari, South seas. whal
Brig HeS-Columbia. Collins. .ktstAnrss. ling.
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New York and Rhod-.lsland
STEAM BoArs.
SIssr
&2EssssSssz

Ht CoNNEcTlcUr Capt. Bunker.
i viii leave, New York for >ewpor, s1s provs
arnee. on weonesdsy' sd instant. A. 3'ociock. Pm,
the 5th Instant, at O'clock pm She viii con ;n1e,
to leave New York every "Wednesday, and Prov.
denee every Friday until further noice.-Tbe Fu,.
ros. Capt iemstoek viii enter the line ,he g,Ilo,x.
ing week. Nouce OF days and hour will be given
soon. March l.
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TO LET,

(.fnd hossesaon gives tie 9sM March xer,,
A Farm lying in North Kingstown,
A county Of Washington. con.sinins sos acres,
pleasantly situated, With valuable prvsere Of sse
manure. Por terus spply to
AuBLEY CLARKE.
.. o. 8. r. GARDINER. Asa'rs.
reo 40, Iose- Z suJ
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TO LET at Public Auction.

'A uo"c HuCtion'
Oa THURSDAY, lib March next,
III 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on me .hyenu.es, Jov
'he term 0f one year,
The Ho,isc, Shops, Stores, Stable and
Wharf. on Thames street. late the property ~
James Perry. .deceased--possessiou given on the ist
day of apri' next and condition made known Il the
time and place ~
WIN. LOWE .suesr.
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Csrpetings for IS cents.

A LOT of handsome English Car.
"A pe,ings foe eoiy IS cents warranted si
yoos--fpr sse by 3. ". LAwroN.
FEB i 1874
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-04

D.. Chi,tie, cf tho United States Nav,
Nho srtivsd N Charleston, OF the ii,h nj
rom Thotnpson's Island. s,s,es, that when b
left The Island (so,n OF Jsouaiy y the,s ~sr
- pcrsons OF .hs sick list, bot PrheipalI
sases Of debility.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-04

A re cent travelled in St. D,mingo com
pues the population Of ina Island, a, 100000
snsgroes and 10000 muisttces, exclusive o
those X, molly governed by Spain.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-04

'oth inclusive, coosatuln8 London oates u toe
I2h
= The Jou-ss, Of Cot,meree, contains so ex.
tract from the London COD ier of,be last date,
(,o,h Janusty,l which .,stessn expedition of
IS ve's-,s Of wal. va, 6,upg OF, a, o eH, oi
which 8 were ships Of the line, barge irig'
ses, OF . new model, Carrying SO suns each.
4 friysies OF tho ordinary class, = b'igs snd
Co yeres ,hs, the .s'rpoa activity p'evsils 10
the Dock Yards, the wo'km.o being KEEP, en-
psnyedeven on Sundsy-,hs des,ins,ion ofthls
fi-st - supposed 10 DO Spsnish America.
IM,drid Jas. = by . roysi dSeres ,sls,ive
20 tho Spanish Colonies, the Political Con,d.
~, 100 is sbo,ished, together 9th ell The Pro.
v,se,eai and Municipal Assemblies, end oil
offices which we're erss,sd wv ier the Coos,i-
tp,Ion.
The Constitutional Militia are disbsnded
The suppressed coosen,, se 'e-ss,sbii'hed
win oil their properly. snd that wh'eh IVES
asieua,ed shsl, no tesored.
Il 10 s,s,sd ,hs, the whole OF the al'nis'fy
have decided 10 resign II they do not obtain
the Dserss of Amues,y before the end oith's
week. .-.
Madrid, Jan s.-Ths illness OF the Ma''
qui, Y,ui,. Is likely to dsisy the orgs"is''en
Of the usv govsismen.
FIN . long lsusr from Msdrid Of 9th 10.
puoiishsd st London, the in'erior 'iius'ioo oi
Spain is described ss troly hish,ful. Pefss'
Gu ION, robbery aud murder prevail through
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-04

The Connecticu, Mirror calculates that th'
bate fsshet on Connecncui River has don,
~ dsmage 90 tkssmoun,- -of o. ,ooo,O
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Thursday the q S, day Of April next, IL sp.
pointed as day oi fssiinE and P.syss in Mas.
sachuse,ts. ,'..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-24

III The ENQUIRER is published twice week general
w. week during the session tue State
LegisianrPrce, III. same rs hereto'rc kue Dollars
annun,, payabir in advance Notes chartered specie
paving Banhs (oy) will he received Ike Ed
itors will guarantee the safety of reiiirg them by mail,
the passage of MI i",tcrs bsrs paid nv the
ar y" paper Will he discontinued. CANT the discretion
OF the Eliiors9 until all arrearages have been paid
III Whoever viii suaranee the OF nife papers,
shall have n tenth grafis.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
NJ One square, or !ess--First Inseron IS ccns-each
Continuance, ST. cents.
No advertisement inserted until has either heen paid
for, or assumed by persnn Ibis city It's rnvirons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-24

On The Bill for obtaining the necessary surveys
on The SUBJECT Of Roads and Cusats.
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
HuEsnAY. LANnARY Ii laoi
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-06
FOR SALE.
A Valuable Plantation

Situated in Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County
Delaware six miles West Of the Borough of Wilmington.
The Branch Turnpike road to the Gap passes nearly
through the centre, leaving 20 the North side
thereof and 100 the South together with all the
Improvements this latter part, consisting Of story
stone house, cellared and garreed throughout built If
the best materials well plasered, 80 it, in length, and
% it. in breadth. pump of never failing at the
door, and half under rich garden, with elegant
Virginia thorn hedge and paling around spring, spring
house, and at bottom. There the premises,
log barn, and threshing hooy stone stable SO # long
and % it. wde with stalls for five horses entry sabhng for
cows, with troughs &c granares and loft for 20 Of
hays and two large sheds There is large swamp, and
bank meadow with failing course 90
Of woodland the south, and 10 of chestnut &c.
the north division The south side has been many years
under good cultivation lined and plasered yielding from
TOPS tons Of clover and timothy hay in the
The North, South division may be sold separately to-
suit purchasers Half the purchase money be paid
the delivery Of the deed. The remainder may lie, with
interest," mortgage lien, for such term may be agreed
on Application to be made to JonN WILCOX Concord,
Delaware Co. Pennsylvania or to the subscribing propre
tor, residing OH the farm, who will give indisbfabe
titles and possession the LIST of April next Notice will
be published in due time previous to the yendue ofhouseo
hold furniture, stock and farming utensils.
N. b. There is the premises log church, which
with its lot is reserved, and shall be held for the propre
tors use, or as he may devise.
Rev. PATRICK KENNY.
Dec 90 1903 6-efQe
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-06
vol. III.
Philadelphia Tavern Property
For PRIKs9IE G,ALE-

TEE long established and valuable stand sign of the
Il WIFI HORSE, and Wilmington Stage Office No.
a. Bank Street. at present in the tenure Of David Johns
This property constitutes valuable establishment as
Tavern and Livery Stable and would well suit any person
wishing to engage in that business, from either the State
Of Delaware Maryland, considerable number of the
customers frtquentng the House from those two
States Being the centre of business and having been
long kept public house, renders it desirable and
lucrative situation An indisputable title, clear of incu-
the purchaser Persons wishing purchase will please
to apply for particulars to JoHS c. DAVIS boarding with
Mr.. David Johns, upon The premises.
Philadelphia, Dec. 49, 1925. 2-2m
N b. Possession will be given the first day Aprl
next.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-06
BENJAMIN POTTAGE,
Copper and Tin Plate Worker,

Respectfully informs the public that he intends to
England, and therefore selling articles in his line at
very reduced prices until the goth Of the present month";
which day he intends offer at Public Sale his stores
No 106, Market street, all kinds Of TIN and iron ware such
boilers, psns coffee pots, buckets stoves and
pipe, backing boxes cotton cans tin bobbins, block tin
coffee and tea kettles, &c.
He will continue carry his business until the LIST
day OF March, when he will expose to Public Sale, his
household and kitchen furniture, with whatever may be
remaining on hand Of his stock in trade.
accustomed make tin machinery for Cotton and oolen
Manufactures, may meet with bargain by applying to
B. Pottage.
| All persons Indebted to B. Potage requested to
make immediate payment, and those having demands will
present their accounts for settlement.
Wilmington, Jan. g. 1924. O.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-06
DIVIDEND.

The President Directors of the Bank of Wilmington &c
Brsndywne have this day declared dividend of SO Cents
per Share, payable to the Stockholders their legal
personalities, after the 10Th Inst
By order ofthe Board,
EVAN THOMAS, Cashier.
Wilmington, Jan. 1, 1894. G-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-06
TURNPIKE ELECTION.

MNIE Stockholders of the Wilmington and Great Valley
II Turnpike Road are hereby notified to attend their
nual Election the house of Joel l. Bay Brandywine
on Monday the 18th day of January next, at O'clock
NJ for the purpose of electng Presidents six Managers
and Treasurer, according to law.
]. D. yANDEyER, Sec'y.
Rrandywine, Dec, 10, 1898. 3-ot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-06

Those who have in their possession
the following BOOKS from Wilson's Circulating Library,
No los Market street, requested to return them with
out further delay and more particular notice.
Ladies Cabinet, LIST vol.
Spiritual Quixotte, 1st vol
Thaddeus of Warsaw, LIST vol.
Salmagundi, I'd vol
Brackenridge's History of the late war,
Weems' Life of Washington.
Vivian, ID vol.
Wilmington, Nov. 1923. sb~~tf
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-15
address YOU.
July IS.

Ertraet Of letter from John Quincy .9dars, 10
dge'ittemaa IA this county, dated June 1874
"On the Esd of February, 1907, offered to
the Senate of the United States, of which I
was then a member, the first Resolution, as |
believe, that ever was presented to the Con-
gress contemplating general spste-i OF inter.
nal lmprovement-I thought that Congress
possessed the power of approprIa,ing money
TO such improvement and of authorizing the
works necessary for making it; subject always
TO the territorial rights of the several states
IN or thro' which the improvement is TO be
made, to be secured by the consent of their
Legislatures, and to preparatory rights Of indi.
vidua's, to be purchased or Unidentified. still
hold the same opinions, & although highly res
pecting the purity of intention Of those, who
objecton.C grounds to the exercise
OF this power, it is with hear: felt satisfaction
that ! perceive those objections gradually
yielding to the paramount influence of the
general ~elfare already have appropriations Of
money to great objects of internal improve
ment been freely made, and hope we shall
both live 10 see the day, when the only ques-
tion of our Statesmen and Patriots concern
ing the authority of Congress, to improve by
Public Works essentially benefcent, and be-
yond the means of less than National Re-
sources, The condition of our common coun-
try, will be, how it could ever have been
doubted" Torch Light
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-15
Daring Attempt to Murder.
CAMDEN, June 2.

CAMDEN, June =.
Col HENRY G.. Nixon, on Tuesday
night the LIST inst. was reused from his
sleep by tapat his window; shortly
afterwards, it was repeated; hailed, and
the answer was in voice of caution
rather than of alarm, "a house on fire"
After weighing all the circumstances, it
struck col. n. Gas was natural enough)
that it was some atrocious wretch, who
wanted to draw him out for some hol-
lish purpose. He states that after pom
dering for moment on the course he
should pursue, be rose, took his sword
and went out. He observed the person
standing short distance from HIM, and
enquired in an imperative tone whom
do you seek?" The midnight murder
err replied only by swapping pistol at
him. \. rushed upon him, supposins
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-15

From the n York Even. Post, June IS.
PERIODICAL PRESS or @ BRITAIN:
A work has recently appeared in
London on the periodical press in
Great Britain, which, as far as we
have had an opportunity Of observing
has been highly approved OF by all
the newspapers in London for its cor
rect and impartial statement of facts.
and the profound knowledge displayed
by the Editor "of the machinery
ofthe Periodical Peess." With the
view OF demonstrating this, several ex
tracts are Civ, n fom the nook, amonS
which we tini the following;--
"The Newspaper Press OF London
is unrioalcd By any similar establish
meme ia The scorla. In point OF liter.
AIRY talents aud mechanical execution,
il is an honor TO the British Empire
The Press Of the United States of
dmerica iuiH bear no comparison
tcith 1t; and the Partisan one, so far
from equalling that of London, is not,
by many degrees, equal TO the provin.
cial Press of Ireland. This IL demon
strabIe from the following table Of the
number of Newspapers published
within the United Kingdoms at three
districts periods, the earliest only forty
two years OF aga:
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-15
AII,S WELL.

The editor Of the Connecticut Mirror
takes comprehensive view of "things
in general"
"There never was a time, within our
short memory, when the old saying
that mo news is good news" was more
emphatically true, than now. There
is nothing in Europe, Asia, Africa, or
Notwithstanding on the lakes, the
seas or the ocean Of this wo rid - there
is not even a commet in the sky, or a
spot on the sun, to make people fear or
stare, speculate or wonder. In Europe
cannon is housed, the sword hangs rus
ting on the NALL, the members of the
Holy Alliance have dispersed them.
selves, and there cannot be found de-
cent pretext throughout all their king
doms for another session. The Greeks
are meeting with one success after an
other; and though no very de cisive bat
tie has taken place lately, they have
enlarged their forces, strengthened their
ports and Notifications, and instead Of
their former desultor, kind of fighting,
have assumed more secure and forml-
dable attitdde Their eventual success
can now be safely predicted. In Asia,
the progress of Christianity is the only
thing worth attention; but that is as slow
as it is sure. 1t marches with a noise
less step--gains little ground, and looses
none. We have no striking fact, no
wonderful incident, no astonishing re-
lation to give from the whole country.
Africa, too seems quite unmelested-
The slave trade is abandoned, for there
is no market, nor any demand for the
service of kidnappers. The middle pas
sage is now as flee from the miseries
with which it has been crowded as
tread mill with no one to work it, or
pair of stocks without an occupant In
our own country, what do we find. but
health, peace and plenty' We hear OF no
fever, no piracies, no destruction OF crops,
no noise, no mutterings. Congress has
left nothing but committee behind 1t,
and the dispute which occupies their
attention, however interesting to the IL
tigants, has been exhausted by the news
pauers. And what those famished jour-
mails will gnaw upon next can hardly be
guessed. We heard of bear sucking
bis paws during a tedious winter, and
ola starving shipwrecked man eating up
his shoes to keep him alive; but some
of them seem fairly TO pray upon their
comrades without the fairness of casting
lots TO determine who shah be eaten"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-15
Office.

A L. persons indebted TO the estate or Elon
IN Muier. DECD either for properly plrcha-
sed at the sale ~ otherwise. are nctihed that
pavmert snu be made by the ist Of September
next; those failing TO make payment BY that
time. need expect no further Indulgence. as it
is the Intention of the subscriber 70 bring the
estate to speedy settlement. Those b. s'ag
clsims are requested TO bring them forward,
properly authenticated for settlement
ISRAEL ROBINSON, Ex'r
iuly IL n
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-15

elected we think We have sure pledge in this
character. that the policy heswiIl pursue viii
partake ofths Distinguishing feature Of his mind
Believing him not inferior, therefore. to any
other candidate in qualifications for that ligi
station, and perfectly assured Of unity Of in;e-
rest on the subject which We consider Of the
first importance, we earnestly recommend him
toyour support at the ensuing election, for the
presidency; andinyite your cooperation in the
object of the meeting by whose direction we
address Won.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-15
Public Sale.

The undersigned will offer for sale. at auction,
at the hate residence of Lsakin Baker, decd.
on Tuesday the Sd OF August next
Tsco Copper Stills, ned iy hesr,
---s~ TOGETHER wITHe----
Tubs. Kegs. Barrrls. Pipes. WORMS &c.
on credit Of nine months. by the purchaser
giving bond with approved security
An those having claims against the estate OF
the said Leakin lSskcr. decd. are required 10
bring them forward previous to that days and
all those that are Indebted to said estate. IL nos
paid previous TO that day, may extect suits to
be brought against them tor the same rs NC
longer indulgence can be given by roe
REIN HUDGEL. Admir-.
iuly IS
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-15

~ 40 ga
BY this it appears TINT the tc;al mum
Der ofpolitical Journals in England,
Scotland, Ireland, has augmented
three times in the short space OF about
forty years.
Whatever opinion the conductors OF
the London Press may have ofthelr
own literary talents and mechanical
execution" of their newspapers, il is
not our Intention to desturb it But
as facts are lndisp table. we submit to
their notice the following list published
by the Secretary of State oftbis govern
men, of the number of newspapers in
the United States, and leave it to thrm
to say, whether or not it was candid
in the author whose work they so loud
" praise, 10 assert that the London
press was unrivalled by any similar
establishment in the world BY com.
pairing the two tables, it will be seen
that The single state of New York has
taoo papers more than all England
put together, and that the number pub
lished Throughout the Union is consid-
erabIy more than double that publish
ed in England, Scotland, Ireland,
and the British Islands
Official statement of the number of
newspapers published in the United
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-15
An Ostler TAINTED.

GtoOD wages viii be given for man or boy
VI capable at acting as al oster and servant
ia pubic house. None bit steady one " U
be employed; slave would be Preferred
Apply % the PRINTER.
iuh IS
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-15
LIST OF LETTERS.

vVvHE following letters remained in the Po&
i Office ut Darkesyille, on the 30th jung,
and if not taken up before the lst day OF oc'o-
Der next, they will be sent to the General Post
Office as Dead Letters.
George Arick Fo the care Of MI. Jsss.
Major Richard Briarly Mitchell or Mr. john,
Sebastian Farber Lamons post MASTER
Zachariah Linton Tor Sam Johnston
James MITCHELL to he Peter SharF
care Of John Lsmon, Joseph Sterrctt
post master this iell Andrew Tate
ter is forDavidHunter'
JOHN v. LEMON. r. N.
Darkesville, July 3