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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-14
From the Mai
of SM 4pril, 1915.

'''1
" We consult our owl
inclination, aud probabl,
the interests of the grca
Republican ia .nily, by a
voiding an examination
into the circumstances, ;
combination of which ha,
nearly produced a nonni
nation Ia direct opposiii.
on 10 tie public ,ctR. Bu
Some idle assertions have
heen made on this subject
which deserve an attcmti
on they were not original
" entitled to, since they
have been eagerly propa
gafed as tacts u, parts o
the country where Mei
were not, as MeY1rerc here
co''trGdieted b.y erery
mans owp k,so,clsdge!
On the part of Mr..
Crawfurd's friends, no ex-
ertions were spared. rs
no labour was too great,
so no means were too
humble 10 and their OBJ
ject: lcit',ess The use made
cf Tie columns Of an ephe-
usrni print IN this city.
10 SOIL The character ana
iacerGfe The feelings o.
Their opponents !
If taucusing, as it Is
called, be necessary a.
'nong parties, to- secure
unity of action, it would
be expedient to devise
some more equitable me
Mod than he present.
Some method. thar shall
more truly re5rGct tie
sense Of tie people from
diff.Ientparts of the coun-
try, without interfering
with The oDici0l duties oi
members Of Congress, and
without being subject to
the influence Of consider-
afjonswiiich ought To hare
no bearing on The quesh-
an. Some n;ethod that
shall represent all Ire Re
PH6iic0t.S i'll the United
States, Sc. &c.
Shomli the day umfor-
tunatcly ever arrive, whcr
"a nomIpation shall be
made Gdrc5sc 10 he pVbiit
sentiment, the evil of this
system viii be- felt. Oh
this subject we fully ac-
! quicsec IN the views o.
Governor Barbour, OK
pressed in the Senate the
other day. " God forbit
Said MIR. BARBOUR tina
tie power of clectiDg 4
President of the Uni,et
States sl,culdbc lodged IL
any Oiiter h0HdS Than
hose Of Tie people Mem-
scircs. The whole Con-
gross united. dicfaijHg 0
aomiEGtiOR, would weigh
no more than a feather IN
The baloDce ug0ij,Sf Mt
pN6iic WiH. I'M dictd-
tson IN opPosjfjon IN he
pU6f,c seH'jUl>nt Wonid 6t
eo"sidered as an outrage
on the rights Of the pcu-
pie, aud justly secuted by
them"
most worthy, would l,c a
IN which all VINO were n,
Guided, to The preference,
-lcast entitled 10 the publ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-14
HENRY V. SONEBVIfzJsEs
IS JEFFERSON, Esq. CbaFlottcs2ilie,V Va

MONTICELLO, Aug. 18th, 1924.
IL IS impossible, sir, you could have appealed
% worse chronicle u!au nv memory for an an
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-14
MAnrrNspuRc, (va.) Sept. o.

al -VPs' "'
Mr.. CALHOUN, Secretary at War, accompa-
MED by Col. RoDERDEAU, of the Typographical
Engineers, arrived at this place on Friday last,
and on Saturday morning proceeded to the
Shariuondale Springs. These gentlemen have
lust returned from tour on the contemplated
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal; they have been as
far as the summit level; visited Deep Creek,
the Narrows at the Hoop-Poie Ridge, both the
streams of the Yougbiogeny, some of the head
waters of Savage, and various other points,
crossed the Back Bone to the mouth of Savage,
and down the Potomac opposite the Berkeley
Springs. These gentlemen speak of the high
practicabity~of the measure, and that il can be
accomplished at a sum much lower than the
| most sanguine friends of the measure first sup
l-poscd and that there is sutficiency Of water, al
! all seasons Of The gear, to feed the { anal An
experiment was made inthe presence of the Sc
| cretary, by which it was ascertained that Deer
Creek, below the Ridge, and above Buffalo
| Marsh Spring Run, contains water sufficient tc
ill lock 60fcet long, To- feet deep, and 10 fee
| wide, i'm 10 minutes, even at tins dry season o
the year. The Secretary represents that there
is delightful scope of country for many mile.
near the summit level.-Iic is very comtnuni
catiye on the subject, and appears to be mucl
interested in this grand national work. GaS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-14

Some idea of the feelings and expectations enter
tanned in this city, as to the Approaching reception
of the great and good La Fayette, may be derived
from the fact, thar nne Balcony good situation
say Chestnut street. opposite the State House, is let
at the rate OF FIVF DOLLARS head. We would
suggest that all places which people are expect
ed to stam! OF sit the Day, should be examined
and asce tanned to be firn and strong, by compe-
tent aud experienced wo .kien. Let us guard a.
sainst all accidents as much Us IN US hes.-B.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-14
NAcH1rocHEs. July 26.


An event of the most deplorable character has
filled our town with horror and regret. Spots
wood Mills, Esq. District Attorney for the
Sixth District, and lately elected by this Parish
a member of tic House of Representatives, was
on Friday evening last, about O'clock, stabb-
ed through the heart, in the street, as he was
retiring to his lodging. Public opinion, and the
declaration of some witnesses, point out, as be-
ing the assassin, an individual lately arrived in
this Parish, calling himself a physician, and by
name Charles Precot. This individual was
promptly arrested and given up to the civil au-
thority. The accused being at present in Gus
tody, and likely to take his trial at the next
court, it would perhaps be improper to say any
thing on.the subject which might tend to inhu-
euce public opinion. But this much we may
say, that the general Indignation loudly demands
the punishment due to UGH horrid deed.
FCouyicr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-14

The Editor of the Portsmouth journal in acco,5-
ance with the wishes of correspondent, pves The
following as the whole name Of Gen. Lafavet,e-
mARIE-PAUt-JosEPH- Y vEs--GILBERF.-MoT-
TIERS DE LAFAYETTE.
The Hon. JOINS QUrNcY ADAMS, Secretary
OF state, and his lady, arrived al Boston on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-19
NOTICE

WE trustees OF Newington Academy are anxious to
engage for the year, Teacher well rnruIa,.J
10 teach critically the Lais and Greek Languages Ma,
naiics Geography &c Clergyman witbS family would
be Preferred and TO eineniiy The p,ots Of
this insttusp supers'ied 10 Subscriptions which has
already been errted by the Cbnrches vii ,bev 80
wei assursd, produce n handsons revenue 10y - -
The country is healthy the situation pleasant and the
house large conf-rtable and and ne he do
nestle economy will necessarily deyove upoe The ,eaeler
he should have family the proceeds OF Ioar nd
ton will be for his beaeGt. ~ ~ "
THIS Ins,ituoD which possesses moreover many local
advantages cannot fail 10 be productive hut the
proh's and TIE prospects Of future Improvement will in
great degrse, depend The exerons Of tle
aud eventually be commensurate his deyo,iop 10 s in
tsrest. ~S'"''"" :" 10 W
Letters lpost paid) addressed to the RI, Rev p;abop
moore ~ hichniond or TO the Trustees will he no
Gloucester county 18th Nov. 1924 "a o. ~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-19
THE ELECTIONS

Public attention is aoxiously bent upon the
movements in North Carolina. OHIO, and ~
lork. IL is difficult 10 say, wlIich is wrant in
Tue deepest daikDess--w hose results arc tho
most 'mpenetrsble. crisis, with ali. boy.
ever, w'li probably be over by our pext. wien
we may be able to put The question al rest for
eyef 'o'
NORTH CAROLINA.
Inc held seems To have been we'll coo,eatea
The returns are much more auspicious to tho
Crawford ticket than was generally supno.ed
We entertain scry high hopes Of its SUCCESS 4,
depends upon thu Lion " The Wcs,n ,rhs
fono'irs on il'e Vbgisia line and in the bs,rt
~ TIE State have given Crawford n,aiori,v
%6JS'--Fhiriy-f0 counties have bc,,
iard rom bali Of which have given msio
hNes 10 Crawicrd--snd half 10 jackson
lp'sTe are about 81 yet 70 be rpponed. WIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-19
TRUST SAT-E

~ virtue OF deed OF executed a.. u.... cL.
- WITH 20 the undersigned trustees on tbe Io,h III
10 ana ,oL we purposes therein mentioned sold
ceniber II fair u otherwise tue next fair dav thu,
valuable plantation formerly The residences Of said skip
WIN called Indian Camp. Ding Ia powb.tan Ceunty con,
tanning by estimation 1900 acres TO the Sans 49,. ="
70 PRO, lien 10 favor Literary FUND
Also the FOLLOWING slaves Jack Sswney, Isaac Robin
Matt John, Jesse Jacob, Harry, Young judy "a t,a
Nelly, Betty, Rose aDd her children and Ieb.,s ~
the stock Of every descriptions the said paotson ~
Terms of Stlriy the terms the deed The
10 required t0 be sud for ready money; hut s,p,t ~,
parties concerned consent, the Land will he sold on
dit to he declared the day of Sae--ibe psrso,i -
perry for Csshfhe sale 20 I've continues IL ner.ssxsrv
from day 10 day uniii the vhols Is disposed Of ~
wYsDnAm noBENrsoN Trustees.
November 10 5y,s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-19
PHVSiC SPRING ACaDE1IV

|.lIh. Il. g. 'HANES, will continue his school ,h. ~
~ suing year, aiihe Physic Springs in the Iower 81,
oI county ten miles Nortb-West from,
1e.aha courthouse wherein will taught The grsnn
La'n u' English Languages, Geography anil Ar,Inms'
H. nsf win The common rudin,cnts Scienca
tne Scnoo VIII commence on. the 10Th OF Janu,ry an,
terminate on the 10Th December follow ing m,kns LII,
o. .e" moslhs alter drtue,ing summer month for vnc,
~ G a washing lodging and tuition p, a n,
pc Nv aotar the term, quarterly In Advance THE
us' =, rus si,na.on from vice and immortality ana i,s
,rn. ~, shuo.'iy, rgeber ~ith The constant use OF
u"hs en's beate wner combine render IN -
in ;es ~ Virginia for The purposes designed
En'ry employed in teaching the last ten wears ne
hvs OF which he has been engaged in this OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
almost unrivaiied success, his mora,
which !. wen known TO us, is truly exemplary and msn
'eP"o"ao'e' GARLAND BROWN
CHARLES IRVING
buckingham, Nov. 49, 1924 az 'o"Es.
DO hereby certify, that Mr. Elijah e. Hnnes ;s .,,.
e OF Teaching the Greek Latin, aud English Language
E,emhaucay Typography together with The Use of ~.
tooes ana arithmetic. His character n
"ohaoe-e,yen Under my hand this 18th October Isia
Humanity Hail Acahe my. Hanover. = " '"'i.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-19
EDUCAVION

A DAM THOMAS FLEMl ~, viii teach ,h
year NJ The Healing Springs in Louisa ,Ie a,,n
G,eek and French Languages, tue Ei.n-n,. at q
rIahe irgonomery ard Practical Mathematics
tV! MAY ue anie IN devote lime 10 c s,usn, h,
eau oe done IN crowded School, they vii, u", rece~
more man IL or i and that cannot l.,rd v;,b th
anu ha they may be able judge hoyy ,,.s. II, c,'
have already made. ~ a." progressively
S,o"o w open the Isl of February and close the
,."h ~ December, with three weeks yacaton in Jrv
Inc whole expense (eacl finding his bs Viii in On ai
Courthouse. NOV 10 '''sA !" uoochiand
<-..r..-- Wv ~. 5g--Ii-
TED TO the jail OF Hanover Uour,s on II,, -;
~, VI S"ptrm'rr, n~gfo Who saws his nar,. -
wfLaHd ni-ibat " Hammond bougi,t Inn, al Ivil,;an
West OF Washington, and carried bin 10 nashville in ran
,essee ann mat he ran away from thence after bay;n
oetn 'lere short time only. William quite bas h,s
, etoo'. Is rather nnder the si,dis size and ia
pony rom - 10 % years of age. have sn- re ,s,s a.
n mar ne has ganrantiy OK design-.liv ussiaed bis
nwnrr' na'e, MS have since his comg n,enI hern
FORMED that man OF The name nr wp,Sirrt.,u 4 = IN
nun yves ~ or rear Nashville asd in the srse. Of
puyine ana selling negroes The owaer of Wi.n Nil,
ppy ior MN aud pay charges, viii Otherwise i
disposed OF sccordipg TO iaw. '' 'e We
--- BENZ. POLLARD Jaiior
~ a. Tor Ut S~Suas 5h rifr Of fIanov4r eonp,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-19
.Norlb. Carolina r,mole .qcade,oo

A NDKEWS JONES, Prircipas-rhe essmino,,o,
N of the pnpils IN this Institution will cotnnrurs m
"Wednesday NE and close The sd day of Decssse,
When (ied Msdni. viii be pntcly presented TO tbose
young Indies who la, e completed fbeir studies.
The exercispsof che tcademy will he resumed on The
M day Of February next there being bot vacation
rng the year--termS A. heretofore.
THIS place celebrated remarkably healfhfuJ and
IN al respects grculiary favorable business Of
alton. Wv
oxford, orsnviile eouoiy, Nov. s. s4--wA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-19
TRUST SALE

Rf Virue OF deed OF trust executed by James Brou,
10 James Times, William Mitchell and the subse riber
bearing uae on Inc S0t May in the year eighteen bnn
anu twenty two and duly recorded in the Office of
ooun,y court OF Heorico, the payment of
sum OF money therein mentioned win be sold nm
aesuay the ah day OF January, in the year. 1926 n
I y no on me next fair day, public auction 10 The,
highest bidder, Lot ID In the c,fv nj VII
qsg par, o. lot purchased by said Brown from Mose
P FAVE amu bounded as follows: beginning thu Souih
H. n down :'reetto The alley up The aey
Douiha, thence with said line as feet an ,banrs py
Of Which LOT there are several good houses
cash; The balance in equal noieties in Sir and ,
mo"ts with interest thereon from the day az se,. go
deed Of trust upon the property e''' an"
rue I'VE is believed 10 be good bru the Trustee ,r;,f
eo'''y on! suen iiue MS Us vested IN him.
Ma "a 1904 JOHN g. WILLIAMS, acting trustee.
~ rs, -. 58-fds
biDsun * Plea sants. Anctioneer. - '""S"'ef iAo~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-19
FOR tue rEoItnrH

,, FOR THE EEoiIRERl
fceursPd be that tongue that tells me So
For y hath cow'd my better pari Of man
AID be these juggling hends no more beli,sd.
That palter with US IN double seuSs -
That keep the word Of promise 10 oar ca,
"And break IL TO hope"
Fihii est de q1o minus dobitati posst -, Ilo,..
eSpeciends pes sc, ct eodem modo turpa ser IL MIR
IA. Ds Finib 10. .. 1"s''
Having sbewn that siate,r is terdm,el
more comprehensive than /" Legislaturibre
Of" that IN the elsuse Of the eonstit,bn re-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-19
FViy-tires Negroes For Sue.

:"
~ virtue OF deed OF trust executed NV M;ste, -,
- IL ncoeh 10 Edsinnd TayIOr and potriek nE1fi w
ne therein mentioned bearing date the tenth of
irm shall, ~ surviving trpstee proceed s W,
sy ,LerSo1 p o. pesemsr H. 10 fair Il not the Mex ar
tastrn, ~ the city Of kchnoDd for rssJ. We 'gis
rs.e wf.; eons,sg Of men, women and eS,dre"
'hs s"le OF supplying themselves viii sd u .,3, ~
''Vs'"e e ana seyersl efci bt c,op hspds. '''"e
S YArHtCT fffnsnN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-19
NOTICE

puOhASERS OF articles manufactured " the Pepf,en
uafy Hre hereby informed that judgments ,v,,t , 80
nnsa atthe ENSUING General Court, holden In Mo-
veooer upon Ill bonds calling due ard unpaid ,fore ma,
me, without Isgat rnticeihc Ilw iavIn disps,.d Us
q JAWS 8. hENrii. A,nftsr Fsst- ~ ggs,s'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-19
BOARDING.

kttGilT or Ten Gentlemen Members Of The e,,,,,o .
g'sHufe, dn addition 10 those already engsyeds 1ss
Ds seeo9naied with Board, &c. my huuse on G street
IN two or three minutes walk OF the Os"itoi '@
~ "a -. ToMPK1Ns.
-- 58--tf
r. BAKER, D1ETIsT,
ne bes returned 20 Richmond. 'N"'
80. -. ~ 58-2tif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-19

IN Etsg o,a Carriage and Urrus,s =
IhE elegant CaRRIAGE 1TD HARNESS. ossd 10
ven La rHyetfe when here, having been purcba,e2
pArucuar ohecLwbch object has been cheated ,bs
g.rrsge and Harness will be sold without reserve ~,
. aT Terms sale. ~ "'"esF
Nov. ~. II CS ~ ,pvr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-19
a VALUABLE FARM FOR SAFE -

II KDvVr
u lying in the county Of King & ou. en- will r.. r"eu.
or sale 10 the hghesi bidder, a the Courbonse Of Ia
county, ON the twenty FIRST day Of Japuary ne.t IN 81 a
so tue next fsir day. The contains sbou, yoc
900 OF which is high innd, and the balance apsh
" o. sou TINS lana D. not much Inferior 10 any L -
Iase lower oountry The soil pacuinry nJsotef ~ ,
GROWTH ofeorn, and much OF IL produces sooa rn.
oher small grau The marsh attached 10 Shs 4.
urn, ah ySuaple Tor grnz'ngit might he reclaimed ,d
~ u,,e meuiy ana expense MS any other rparsb In dis
seeon o. br county This tract is desirable si,s,.S
wv" ne NV ,ne courthouse OF said csuny and i.amss;
mos. ~ has The advantage Of one OF ~.
nos herring fisheries the river The AZ t;ns
NV, cn IS large and eommodious and al npcess,r
rec' wing family Of any size 80 " sV ''ie' Tot
win s,ns ., safe one two and credit Bonds
security, and deed of trust TO secure ,le;
pymsn' as they become due will be required Of the
No. 90 }JOlN W. FLEET
-u,fn-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-19

Delaware The " whole truth, is now On, -,
man miscrabe, misrepresentation had they =,
make OF H. IL Is false, thai The Speaker OF The Sen,,
bounced rs the majority Of 50bnt speri,I ~ nae pro
ne power OF comforting the casting This S"wsr n
THIS IS the mighty usurpaon Win
4 for Adams. "'t"" Tor CRAWFORD,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-01
Tuition.


1--WE subscriber respectfully informs
= his patrons and the public, that he
has recommended his SCHOOL, which
viii be regularly continued from this
time. Matters Of some imporianes
which frequently caused his absence du--
ring tho past, have been finally settled,
SO that the subscriber viii, in future, be
able to devote his whole attention 10 the
care of his School. His patroas may rest
assured, that no more interruptions will
take place.
Those DESTROYS of sending new Sc ho-
lars are requested to do SO without de-
lay.
HENRY A. BYRNE.
Dec. 4 sw.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-01
Selected for the Martinshurg Gazette.

JANUARY l, 1924.
Now winter is come with his cold chilling breath
And The verdure has droDp'd from the trees.
All nature seems touch'd bv the bnger OF death,
And the streams are.beginning to freeze;
When wanton young Iadsoer the river can slide,
And Fiona attends us no more,
When in Plenty you sit, by sond fire side,
Sure you ought to remember the POOR.
When the cold feathci'd snow does in plenty
descend.
And whiten the prospect aroun',
Whenthe keen cntling winds from the north
shall attend,
Hard chilling aid freezing the grouad;
When the hiils and the daies ara aIi candied
with white,
When the rivers CONCEAL to the shore,
When the bright twinxiing stars proclaim s
colo night,
Then remember the state of the POOR.
When the poor hare may be trac'd to the wood.
BY her footsteps, indensed in snow;
When the lips s fingers are starting with blood,
And the mafksmcn a fowl shooting 60;
When poor Robin Red breast approaches the cot
Aud .ae tseles hang ON ,he door;
When the bowl smokes with something re-
ShetnE and hot,
That's The time 10 remember the POOR.
When ihsw shall ensue & the waters increase,
And tl,e rivers shall insolent grow,
When the fishes from PRISON obtain release,
And hen IN dagger the Traveller GO
When the meadows are cilid with the proud
swelling ilond,
And " hen the bridges are useful no more,
When in beai,h,you have every thing thAt'sgood
Z, Can You murngur to think on the POOR.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-01
Isaac S. Lauck, & Co

NOuLD inform all those indebted
w to them, either by bond, note, or
book account that they now are. and
shall be in want of money IN all The
months of January and February. and
that they confidently trust, those who
have been indebted to the 4, from one 10
four years, will make some exertions 10
discharge the same-They would OBJ
serve, for the information Of those who
have Corn and Rye, that they will re-
ceiye either, at the far market price in
payment Of debts due them, delivered al
their Distillery, on the lands formerly
in the occupancy Of Mr.. Adam Stephen.
Those concerned, who disregard this
notice. may expect to have suits insti-
tutes against them, before Tie close OF
the latter month.
They have on hand neat assortment
of BAR-iRON for sale, for Gosh only.
Marsinsburg, january /, 1924.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-01
UIJhL1M9 MILL, &C
Under nesc Management.

THE Pulling. Dying, and Dressing Of Cloth.
= al the .Hartins5nrg Factory, is placed IN.
der the management Of MIR. WrIIrAm MArsr.
who has seryeda regular time to the business
~ England, and for some time has had the
management Of large establshme Mt il this
country. and is pronounced first ate work.
mai. Therefore all Gloth, e6tuil, SC. sent 70
the management Of Mr. Wayne, the subscriber
Will warrant to be done complete, according
to the direction. There will be at this establish
Inent, an indigo Blue Faf in constant oppcra-
tion--Cloth, wool, and pieces will be coiourrd
Blue. with all other colours, and warranted
good and brilliant. -Wool for manufacturing or
an exchange for Cloth, Carpeting. Lnsey, Blan-
kets, Cassinet,s, and Flannel, will be received
a the Factory. Fine and coarse wool will be
CARDED into rolls, and done complete. and
at short notlce.-The Machinery being in COM
plete order for business, the subscriber hopes
fora liberal encouragement.
EDWARD A. GIBBS.
Martlnsburg, July SLIT
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-01
New Line of Stages,
Betseeen Shepherds torch, Mar
tinsbmro md Winchesier.e

,
tiilsbWg and Winchesier,s
Has commenced running 1t viii leave
shepherd's-town every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at 6 a. NJ. and arrive
at Nartinsburg same days by half past 8
A. NJ. Returning, leaves the same every
Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, and
arrive at shepherd's-town same days.
From Martinsbug to Winchester, du.
ring the winter season, the Stage win
leave Martnsburg every Wednesday at
8 o'clock, A. NJ. and arrive at Winchester
same day by 6 p. NJ. Returning, leave
Winchester every Thursday at AN.
and arrive at Martinsburg same day at
II o'clock, a. NJ. Travellers By this
rout from the south, viii find speedy
conveyance to Philadelphia, Baltimore
or Washington City, as this intersects
the Boonsborough line, there being a
line Of Stages from Shepherd's-town to
Boonsborough. All baggage to be at
the risk of the owner.
BENJAMIN COMEGYS.
Martinsburg, January /, If.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-01

s~-zets.. aged between so and 40 years,
He is OF dark yellow colour, about S
feet or 10 inches high, very stout and
strong made, no pcrceivable marks--he
had on blue coat, an old velvet vest.
drab cloth or corduroy pantaloons, cot
ton shirt andwoolhat though no doubt
as he is an artfll, cunning fellow. he
will change his clothing as he had sun
dry others, among which. was an old
great coat made Of what is commonly
called bearslsin. I will give Ten Dollars
if he be taken within the county: if ont
OF the county and in the state Twenty
Dollars, and ifout of the state the aho-f
reward, With all reasonable charges paid
II confined in jail, or brought home.
Hisrequested, should any person or
persons apprehend said negro, that he
or they will Immediately forward infor-
nation to Mr.. Samuel CIendcning. POST
master, iiillsborough, Loudoua County.
Virginia.
Nov. ~.