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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-28

of September
The news Of the death OF The King
Of France, was received in London
ny express, on the 18th Of Sept TIE
Loneion Courier says il is not likely
that the demise of the king viii coca
sion any change in the councils, or in
me policy OF France. Her present min
'sters are said 10 possess the confidence
Of the heir of the throne, who is also
popular with the army as well as with
The people.
Louis 18th was a widower, and has
left no legitimate children He viii
be succeeded by his brother. the conrt
d'Artois, ender the title OF Charles Y
The pew king is So years of age. He
is rigid monarchist, and a bigot in re-
l'giou and The clergy will rejoice on his
coming to his throne. His health is
good The next in succession is ths
duke dAngoulemc, who married the
daughter OF the unfortunate Louis 10Th.
Chill and Peru By the arrival OF
the brig Brazilian at New York from
Baenos Ayers, papers have been IT cei
we'd to the 2Slh of August, togcther
with some private communication res
pecting afiairs in Chill and Peru, which
we insert below 1t viii be seen that
The government OF Chill had its suspi
CT ms Of French sincerity, and when
TIE reply and declaration of Court d.
Russi is compared with the secret in
structions to the Agents sent by France
TO Mexico and South America. publish
ed in the Federal Gazette on Monday
last, the reader will pronounce those
suspicious more than justified Its sa
tisfactory to observe the new govern
ments thus awake to the Vaccinations
Of monarchial Europe, and they are not
!ulled into fatal security by assurance
intended only to deceive and destroy
Accounts by the arrival mentioned
say-"'The minister OF Foreign Rela
tons ofthe government of Chill, ad
dressed note to the Count &c Rnssi,
commander of the French brig Ian .e.
70, arrived at Valparaiso, demanding
the object of his voyage. The captain
replied, that the vessel had been des
patched solely for the purpose of pro
tecting French commerce on the coast,
and tina. it was the sincere wish Of the
king to observe perfect neutrality 10
wards the billige rent powers.
The 4tl, of July was celebrated in
Santiago by the American Minister,
Mr. Allen, with many ofthe civil au
thorities aud many citizens of the Uni
ted States.
Bolipar The American brig Ere
derrick had arrived at Valparaiso on the
18th OF July from CaIlao, and at the
period OF ncr departure there was no
positive account of general battle hav
ing been fought, though there was
rumour Of that effect Ofthe army un-
der Bolivar it is stated that General
Miller commands the cavalry, Santa
Cruz is second in the infantry, Sucre
chief of the United Army, Lunar, of
the Peruvian; Necoche commands all
the cavalry, and Lara, Cordoba, and
Urdaneta, the three brigades.
The annexed extract of letter is
published by the New York Daily Ad-
vertiset:-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-28
ACCIDENTs.-Ag &c

ACCIDENTS. -A gentleman in
Boston, on "Wednesday last, received
a ball in his knee, careIessly shot from
a militia company on the common, by
whichhe suffered The less of hisleft leg
by an amputation. In Wedwell, Mass.
boy Z years old playing with gun,
shot his Younger sister, who survived
the accident but four hours.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-28

MARRIED, on Thursday last. by
the Rev Mr.. Krauth, Mr.. James y. Boyd,
to Miss Eliza Wilson, both Of this place.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-28
TuG 9N18TT-2o
MARTINsBURG. Der. %, 1874

Divine Service win be performed in the E.
piscopal Church, Martinsburg, on Sunday ti'e
9Th Of November at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. and at
half past O'Clock, p. NJ.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-28

The following toast was given at
the Plymouth, Massachusetts, Cattle
show.
"1'he memory of the Hon Hugh
Orr, who in the year 1877, emigrated
from Scotland, and settled in Bridge
water, where he cast the first Cannon,
and spun by machienery the first Cot
ton Thread in America"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-28

.Awfu!.-The London Globe Of the
2Ist Aug. gives the particulars of the
execution. at Carrickfergds, of Esther
Loughbridge, aged IS, and her son, a
ged %, for poisoning the wife Of the son
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-28

A IT. those who became purchasers At the
~ safe OF Peter Grotr. deed. are informed
that their respective obligations will tall due
ON the iirs, OF Nov. and that payment must inn
mediately be made, or suits viii be instituted
Tor their recovery without respect to persons.
Also, these indebted to the estate Of George
SssaA, deed will take notice. that the notes
given at the sale Of his property last fail have
been due for some time, and that pa, ment is re-
qiired. GEORGE WOLFF,2 H..
WIN. BOWERS. ''"" TO-
DC, o9
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-28

TO the Representatives and Distributed
of Morris Rees, deceased
ISHE subscriber, administrator of the said
L estate. will attend at the house and Ia.
vern ~ David Miller. on Nill Creek. ON Friday
the 18th day OF November next, for the pur-
pose ofhsving tie estate account Of the said
decedent settled. DAVID REEFS.
Oct 20
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-28

ELECTION OF EL3C TORS OF PRESIDENT
AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE U :.
Husp tie Electors are % be cInae1 1894
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-28

Of SAID deceased, TO wit. uorses, Cows. Sheep,
and Hogs; Farming Utensils. such as one Wa.
goa, Ploughs. llarroes sc quantity OF Corn,
Together with variety IT
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
viz. Beds anil 3e,ldmg. fables, Chairs, 3u-
r~a'i, Cupboard, and many other articles too
ted.ols 10 en,imeratc.
A credit u nine months viii be given on ali
sums above five dollars. The purchaser giving
b'nd with approved security; all Of that sum
and under. Cash. sale TO commence early in
the day. and continue from day to day uil all Is
sold.
JOHN M0vC,
JACOB sWARrZ, i~'
Octnher o.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-29

give the above statements, viz Of May 9th declare
thatthe differences between The French and the peo-
pie 10 Spain were increasing even in the capital,
where several of the former had been assassnated.
| There were frequent conferences between the for
ieign Ambassadors and the Spanish Ministers at
Aranlucz on the subject Of South America and
the English AM assador is said to have waited on
the King on the 4th of May, and to have told him,
7" that his Government had commissioned him to
demand oil Spain its Ultimatum respecting Ameri-
ca, and 10 inform him that it was for the last time
and that in case no answer should be made to this
application, 1t would find itself under the necessity
oil Immediately adopting such measures as it should
Judge the most suitable for its own INTEREST,"
Paris papers of the 18th of MAY, contain an Am
nesty OF Ferdinand the Seventh, accompanied with
proclamation from his Majesty calling upon his
subjects TO follow his example, and "to sacrifce''
their resentments and personal wrongs, for the
incompatible blessings of union and internal peace;'
and requesting them to make "the complete resto-
ration of order IN the Peninsula preluds to recon-
lcllatlon between them and their brethren in Amer-
Ca" The exceptions in the Amnesty principal
ly comprised OF the following class of persons.-1,
The chiefs OF he military instruction OF the Isle OF
Leon.-2, The members of the Cores who pro-
claimed the reinforcement Of the King at Seville.
IS, The chiefs of military instructions in differ
cnt parts OF Spain, at Madrid &c.-4, The assassins
of Vinueza, the judges Of Eo, and the authors OF
the massacres in the prisons OF Grenada.
The Health of the King of Great Britain is i'm.
proving.
Numerous ourages are committed in Ireland.
Italy is much infested with banditti.
An official repor, from the Governor of Weixo
in Sweden states that the large and handsome luna
tic asylum near that town was burnt to the ground
on the 18th OF April, and that some of the unhappy
inmates persisted in the flames.
The Eek Empress OF france, Maria Louisa is
making tour in Italy, under the travelling title oil
Duchess of Colorno.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-29
RosToN. Inne 9

BOSTON, June "a.
Fire.-On Wednesday night between / and 1S
O'Clock FIRE broke out in five story brick build
ing in Salem street, near Christ Church, oc cupied
10y Messis. L. II. Carter s. Co as Type and
Stereotype Foundry aud Printing establishment
and by Mr. ]. Roberts Book Bindery. The
roof and upper story were entirely destroyed and
the fourth story was considerably burnt. The three
lower stories were saved from injury by the FIRE.
The Foundry contained large amount OF pro.
perty. The power presses built by MIR. Treadwell,
and owned by Messrs Carriers, we're entirely des-
troyed. A large amount OF stereotype plates and
type, belonging 10 them, and great amount Of book
and paper stock, belonging to Messrs. Cummings,
Hllliard & Co. and number OF other booksellers,
was either destroyed or greatly injured. The val
ne Of property destroyed is thought to amount to
fifty or sixty thousand dollars. Forty thousand dol
lars were insured Among the works which have
suffered, were several volumes of Danes Digest
the second edition of DR.. Bigeow's Plants OF Bos-
ton and vicinity, part of the edition of the North
American Review, the publication of which will
be delayed few days, the Boston Journal, and the
United States Literary Gazette.
The fire is supposed to have caught from one of
the furnaces for castings, in the fifth story OF the
building.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-29

Fre.-1he house of Jonathan Smith, Esq. in Ontario
County, N. Y lately destroyed by fire. The family
were awakened about O'Clock in the morning, by the dis
charge of gun in the house, occasoned by the fire, and
found themselves surrounded by the flames. II with
considerable difficulty any escaped, and sad to relate
son of Mr.. S. eight years old who was asleep in an
upper room, burnt to death. person suspected oil
setting fire to the house has been committed to jail "a
await his trial.
Duel - Joseph Selden, Judge of the U. S.
court for the Territory of Arkansas, was killed in
duel on the banks OF the Mississippi, the Goth
uh.
.a.gfsa vistation.On the 9th inst the city of Quebec
was visited by thunder cloud, from which an unusual
quantity OF electric fluid was discharged at two flashes
only upon the inhabitants. Three soldiers and little boy
killed in the barracks, and many persons pros
trated by the Shocks Much damage done a num-
Der of houses.
Nep Warerly Norel THE Tyne Mercury
states that the new novel in press is entitled !" Red
gauntlet tale Of the 18th century,"
The u s. Gallio Sea Gull arrived at Washington City
last Thursday, in days from Matanzas, having board
Capt. Porter and his family
Mr.. Cotton the eccentric author of Lacon, has
not returned to England, was reported. He is
now in Philadelphia.
Cheap TTapeling.-The proprieors of the Boston and
Albany Stage advertise TO carry passengers from Boston
Northampton 100 miles, for SO rs and from Northamp-
ton to Albany, rs miles, for 81 25.
The fare from Philadelphia TO New York, through in al
day, is reduced to So CO..
The British ship Mary, from Bristol, has ar
rived at New York with 500 tons OF lion pipes for
the Gas Light Company.
Capt Angus's has been stricken off the Navy list
The Boston Gazette states the his having written
understandable letter to the Secretary of the Navy
We learn from the Washington papers, that i,
is supposed the United States will retain upwards
of two hundred thousand dollars of money award.
ed to claimants by the commissioners under the
Florida Treaty, from those vino are debtors to the
government.
A Blind TrauelJer.-Mr. James Hoffman,
man who has been blind since he was twelve years,
of age, arrived at Irkutz, in Siberia, on Sept 16h
1928. He set out from England without any com.
panons, and accomplished the almost, for him, IN.
conceivable task Of travelling Siberia quite alone
What is more extraordinary is, that he speaks hard
ly any other language than English. He takes a
guide from town to another, and writes down
every thing that he learn, with machine in
vented in England, and adopted in many schools.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-29

St. Georges Church, Of Demerara, BY order Of
The Governor. This order was issued in conse.
quence of petition from the slave holders The
crime OF Mr.. Austin seems to have been the belief
of the innocence of the late Missionary, MIR Smith,
who was sentenced to death by Court Martial but
who died soon alter in prison. MIR. A. wrote let
ter to England upon the subject, extract from
which was published, and on its receipt in Deme-
rara, caused the act of oppression above mentioned.
The following is the extract in question.
Extract from letter Of the Rev. ". S. .4ustin.
81 feel no hesitation in declaring from the nt-
mate knowledge which my most anxious inquiries
have obtained, that, in the late scourge which the
hand of an Allwse Creator has inflicted on this i'll
faed country nothing but those religious impress
sIons which, under Providence, Mr.. Smith has been
instrumental in 6xing-Dohng but those princ-
piles OF the Gospel of Peace which he has been pro-
Claiming, could have prevented dreadful illusion
of blood here, and saved the lives Of those very
persons who now II shudder to write i,) seeting
his.''
A lawyer, Mr.. Arrinde who acted as counsel for
MIR. Smith, on his trial, has also called down much
indignation upon himself, for writing letter 10 Mrs.
Smith in her affection, of which the following is an
lextract.
Extract from letter Of William Arrindell, esq. oil
Demerara MIR. Smiths Counsel, addressed to
MIS- Smith, after the proceedings Of the Court
Martial were closed
1T is almost presumptuous in me to differ from
the sentence OF the Court but before God, do be-
eve Mr.. Smith to be innocent.- Nay, will go
further-and defy any Minister, of any sect what
ever, to have shown more faithful attention to his
sacred duties, than he has been Proved by the evil
dence on bis trial, TO have done %
The free people of color of Grenada have address
sed the Governor of that colony, expressing their
indignation and adherence at the attempt at reyo-
luton in neighboriDg French province, porto
Praya, we suppose.) The Governor returned a
very courteous answer, in which he styles them
|" gentlemen"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-29
From the N'eU. Fork Commercial advertiser.
FROM THE WEST INDIES,

We have received the Kingston Royal Gazette o
the 29th utimo. and Nassau and Montego Bay
dates 10 the 9th OF May and I'd Of June.
A fire, at Dry Harbor extended over about 15(
acres of land and destroyed number OF negro hous
es. The village was saved by the successful exer.
tions of about 500 blacks.
The body of MIR. John Ralston, book. keeper, hao
been found in the grass on the Irwin estate.
Accounts from Georgetown, (Demerara) are tc
the 10Th OF May. Major General Sir Benjamin
D'Urban X. G. b. X. L. S. &c lately appointed
Governor OF that Colony, been indicted into of
hce, and has commenced his administration under
favorable circumstances.
The Rev. Mr.. Austin has been suspended from the
Christian Mini stry, and prohibited preaching ir
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-29
JOHN c. CALHOUN.

10 oil that has been said oil the candidates for the
Presidency by opposing parties, the purity of his pri-
vate character, and his integrity and ability pub
lie officer, have never been questioned; and we know
OF no one, under all the circumstances Of the case,
whom we can so readily recommend to The lreemen
OF this state, as candidate for the Vice Presidency
He was educated at New Haven, Con. and all OBJ
seryatioD made by DR.. Dwight when Mr.. G. was
but boy, although it may have no feet in fixing
the present standard of his merit is al least COM
phmentary to his youth !" That young II an SAID
the Doctor, of MIR. Co. has talents enough 10 be-
come President Of the U. Stales.''
Vermont JeRrngL,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-29

The following facts exhibit OF the which
sow from union Of church and state. We leave our
readers to make their comments.
The Cathedral Of Derry in Ireland, is in ruins
,he Cathedral of diocese whose rental is estimated
at 100, 900 pound sterling. The Bishop, who gets
E20, 900 pounds sterling per annum from the diocese,
has been within its walls for many year the
Dean, who has 1000 pound sterling, has not perfor-
med service in il for two years. A late number of
the Dublin Evening Post contains letter on the
'subject from m ember of Parliament from the
county of Derry mnsIeralst and supporter Of the
Church, in which he condemns the conduct of the
Bishop, Dean and Chapter, and mentions that the
church establishment in Ireland is the richest in
Europe and that whilst the Cathedral of Derry had
been failing, the endowments Of the Bishoprc and
Deanery had been increasing in wealth.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-29
no THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS Of
Newcastle County.

FELLOW CITIZENS Having in aformer advertise.
ment, offered myself candidate for the office Of CORO-
NER, and pledged myself to abide the decision of the
Red Lion Meeting, you hereby respectfully informed
that signed the resolution adopted by that meeting on
the 12h ns agreeing abide by and support the seec
ton that shalbe made the second Saturday of August
The support of all my Republican friends is soiced and if
they see proper to select discharge the duties Of the
Office, the favor will be duly appreciated by their humble
servant, ROBERT CLARK.
Red Lion, June Is. 56-I2t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-29
CERTIFICATE.

Douer, Betauare, June 96, 1924.
WE CERTIFY, that at the request of the Managers,
w we superintendent the drawing ofhe 5th class Dina
ry Lottery New Series, drawn this day. at Dover The
numbers, from No to Is, put into wheel and the
following were drawn on, 23-1-15-8, in the order III
which they stand that is say No. was the first drawn
No. the second, No. the third, No. IS the fourth No
the fifth and last. WILLARD HALL
THOMAS CLAYTON,
JOHN ADAMS,
JACOB R0ONE.
.aaest, P. B. BArrELI, Secretary.
HOPE d Co. .9cting managers.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-29

MARRIED,-At New York; on Tuesday evening last
b. the Rev John Hargrove of Baltimore, the Rev MAN
HOWARD, eldest daughter of Mr. Henry Howard, Of New
York
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-29

DED-At his residence, Dover, Del OH Sunday the
18th inst, JAMES SCHEE Esq in the Goth year Of his age
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-29
PERSONAL INDEPENDENCE,
HOPES Aucky Office,

Opposite The T0On Hall, Wilmington.
Whole Package, S28-Half do. 14-Quarer Eighth,
8 50-Whole Ticket, 4 75-Haf, 3 37--Quarter l IS
Eight 621. ~" Orders attended with punctuality and
despatch. TIT Cash paid for prizes C ION demand ~
Juee 90. So
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-29

state Of New York alone, has two papers more
than all England put together The whole num-
Der published in the U. States is upwards of 600 !!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-02
POSTPONE MENT-

AW,NE oths inciemen.y of Tue weather Their un
~ avotsre cpSpDstauce, the sale Nj LII QIJAn
TER is posPonedunui Monday The Sta December, ken
IL O'Clock ga tile premises w be- sofia to,rto
highest binder that Vaihahe estate the m Qvarter ire
Namayeei Creek, partly il, Amelia, !i,f
witce, principally III the former about mile above
tersbufs end 50 suu'h from Kchnsrd by
survey 225J acres OF land, thousand which low
grounds oi The hrst qualify About acres ~ The low
grounds cleared and i'll cusa0u and the hote has
been itcbeh within the IL years ex
pense and is capable of producing crops corn
wheat and oUacco i1nd River.
vi tie is in woods, hding sniue supply OF tim
ber ana the cleared high land is equal quality ii NOT
superior in ;be neighborho6d fhe can be adj
saniageoIsiy DIVIDED in parts, n IL should wish
az the purchasers. The improvements consist OF small
but comfortable dwelling 0ouse emiueur.
which commands extensive the lnw-yruuds q
dairy, smoke house Stables and house &c
house, quarters Tor negroes stables for grnna
with ihreshing machine attached, framed
barns 20 feet by IS, and six log 20
her description is thought 1t Is pre-
sunied person wishing TO purchase will the
premises.
TERMS neffth cashthe balance in three earaI an
nua instruments, the purchaser giving with ary
AMI n dert Of trust on the property.
Immediately alter the land sOI-a stock of
and CatfcUtenss 81 husbaudry, am about $50 barrels
Cnrn will be sold 10 the highest builder in !ots on credit
OF ~ mon,hspurcbasers giving approved bonds will, an
proved security, W carry interest not
paid.
II is expected that about 400 bushels of wheat will be
sown before 'he gay OF safe. FRANCES TABB. i
October s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-02
NOT'lCE.

T17IiAr, in virtue al deed executed by
rhngas H. Wa.Ihn, ,hs pnrpoSe nf securing the
OF certain nf nnncy therein uti"lrf!
due ni'r of Joseph Friend, late OF Ch-s,cr6eid
(Which derd Is nj record in the County OF Haiifa
SHALL Monday tie 9Th day Of November nexs, la
iiax Courthouse proceed sell the highest builder,
Cash. nIch at OIe sn ci'rseti the said deed
al ,- discharge the
sa, deed, together with the and chnrgps
lending sale rhis good estate, situated about
miles kst 1i Halifax Ceurthous aud The title believed
I've uex,eP'ionabe However, aenng Trustee, shhii
Gully convey such title "a in Nv ie deed
II The sale az s ~ y liz .sl ass..ss
bly, pcsipprs, ujenratnc assured that the sale
viii pn;iVr f1Ee place without reserve, at the pla,e
and "u tue Terms specii.ti, The Bib sy
Nnveniber Iu.Nt. S.WIlLIAAlS 7,zuxf..
October 1874. 2 dds
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SUGARS. &c. sc. SC.

FIHE Subscribers have hand in hich they Of
H. for sale accommodating terms
$50 bhds. OF ali quaiiiiel part uncommony fine
50 puncheous West India
20 do New Orleans do
100 bags coffee
100 boxes
~ binds. prime molasses
~ pipes Holland gtn
5 do pncommoniy fine, Sd proof London niarke,
brandy
co pipes French part of which unconmonly fine
30 casks reGeriile wine
50 do Maiaga wine
900 sacks salt
~ bags pepper
% do pi,aeato
so boxes Chocolate
rs casks best ~. ID. whiskcy
20 hiids. rye whisaey
20 casks old Monopgabe whiskey
$50 lbs. fresh uuiinegs
10 ton Swedes iron
80 bbls. ale
50 kegs refined salt petre
100 boxes window glass
10 boxes fig blue
so Kegs verdgris
200 Kegs white lead
400 bags shot
100 bbls loaf sugar
800 casks cut naiis
cesexpecied mnmenily
100 bags green coffee
10 cases Irish Inca
bales best oIuai,urgs.
ON HAND,
100 packages softnn goods.
MuNCuHE, ROBINSON & PLEASANTS
El--c