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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-26
CONVENTION

We are requested to call meeting of the Com
mttee appointed by the citizens of Richmond, on
Saturday the 10Th April last, the subject of
noting the views of those citizens friendly to a
CONVENTION-for4 o'clock on Saturday even
ing, at the office of William Munford, ESQ. in the
Capitol. The following gentlemen compose the
COMMITTEES:
William Munford, John H. Pleasants
w lillian Brockenbroush, John Rutherford,
Thomas Richie, Robert Dnuthat
Robert G. Scott, Jordan H. Bacohus.
Thomas Rutherford,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-26
Quantico Canal Lottery of Va.

FIFTH CLASS.
To be d,aun the 9Th daygf February, 1926.
A. MINTYRE, MANAGER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-26
SCHEME r

243G0 tickets, at So 25, S79,I7O
This Lottery is formed by the ternary combina-
ton and perturbation of so numbers. To deter
mine the prizes therein, the 80 numbers will he
publicly placed into wheel on the day OF the draw
ing, and four of them be drawn OUT and that ticket
having on it the list, cd, and Sd drawn Nos in the
order in which drawn, will be entitled to the prize
of 10000 dollars; and those five other tickets which
shall have on them the same Nos. in the following
orders, shall be entitled to the prizes affixed Them
respectively, viz:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-26
COURSE OF EXCHANGE.
Gnk 6iHs and Stocks, corrected at CoHEN's Office
WM. NEALE e. Go.

IL AF1NG just received considerable addi-
a. - tional supply, beg leave to inform their
customers and rhe public that their assortment of
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-26

The long talked of union between Upper and
Lower Canada is said to be given up, and chat
a plan is now on foot, in England, for system
of confederation between all the British provin-
ces in America.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-26

SPRING HILL RAcEs.-The Jockey Club purse
mile heats, for about $780, was won by Mr. w. II.
johnson, (NIr. John Randolpl's) s. C. Janus, with
much case.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-26

Curio, No. i, is necessarily deferred until
TUESDAY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25
@iseeIIancous Articies.

African Lions-The ffst number Of ,he
"Seo'h African Journsi," published 0 the
Cops oI Good Hope con,ains SOME very ,n,ss-
es,.ns ds,sus respecting the L,ons Of ,ha,
county. The writer says, that, beyond che
Iimi,, Of the colony, they ere sccoun,sd pecu.
listly hsrcs. and dangerous, and hs thinks Mr..
Bsrsow's w'srspresentstions, that the7 arc cows's
dy and treschsrous, 10 . eonclusioo drawn
from limited experience or Inaccurate infor.
nation. le,.
"The psodigious strength Of this animal
(he obsetves) doea no, appear to have been o.
vsrrS,ed. II 10 certain tha, he cen drsg the
heaviest OK, with ease, o consde able way
.-and . horse, heilsr, or har,ebsess, or lesser
prey, he finds no difficulty 10 throwing IL over
his shoulder, aud carrying of to sny dis,snee
be may end convenient. lhsts myself vitness.
ed en- ,nstsnce Of vety young lion conveying
o horse ABBOTT mile irom the spot whore he
had killed Il, and more exnsordiusfy case
hes been mentioned to me on good authority,
where . lion, having carried of heller OF two
pears old, " "a followed on the track for FIVE
bours, abpo, ,his,y Eaglish miles. by . party
ou horseback +; and throuehov s,he whole di.
lance, the caTcsss Of The heller was only opee
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25
Fall Supply.
STEPHEN II. CAHOONE.
lit his Dry Goods Store, No. ITO

ut his Dry Goods Store, No. ITO
= 1han1es-Sreet.
HAS just received an elegant assort-
l. n ment of Fall and Winter Goods, which lie of.
iers Tor sale at unusually low prices
. AMoNo WHICH ARE-
Elegant mer no shsws for dolh.
Valencia long do. cheap
Dark London Prints, for so cents
Caroline plsias, great variety
Bombszetts, very cheap ,,,
Ladies MKT and blue habit and pelsse clclhs
White and red long sbawls. very cheap
Worslsd hosiery, great variety
Scotch plsids
s,ih and ,abby vei,e,s
Salisbury fsnneis g., ..,
Ga, i0.4 and ia BLANKETS, cheap
Cassimere shawls
Ladies habit gloves
Valencia vesings
Worsted bombnsns and fgsred bonbaze,ts
And great variety oi otter articles, which win
be sold as chesp as can be bough Ia New England.
Newport. Oct IL. 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25
Wool Carding.

IA DOL OF az grades chrded mo Rolls, in the
w beet manner, at the usual prices. by the sub
scriber, at his Mills, on the West Road, (Lawtons
Vaiey)-Pay taken in Cash or produce. r.
WALTER CORNELL.
Portsmouth, July %
GJThe subscriber, Agent for receiving and deliv-
ering Wool in Newport, vii! guarantee its safe and
speedy return. E.W. LAWTON.
Newport July % Jy2S
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25
Il WRLSH RRdDER.

A Welshmsn reading the chapter ofthe 50.
nsalogy, where Abraham bega, Issaae, and /.
sssc bssst Jacob, ere he csme to the mids,
he found the names so difficult, that he broks
of in these words, snd so they begsl one q.
mother ill they came to shsend Of the chap.
ter"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25


WTHIrwELL's Liquid Improved OPoDELD0c.
w toas Of zshich s -,rranfed 10 possess more
Than frgice Me strength and eEeoey of the hard
kind This Embrecoaon is now unisersally scknov.
ledged to be almost inaliible in cases Of ,cnasisp.
bruises spraiss, eran:p rum5uess stiffness 1oedt-
ness Of ihs neck or JOINTS shi1inns ehetped Aands,
snys Of inseets, peeeG6ie poisons Jre.A zoins and.
for any external injury. either Tor or beast.
This article is highly recommended by Que oftlsr
first Physicians 81 the s. whose certificate &C.
companies each bottle.
CIU7ION!
De sure and ask for and receive WHiTWELLd
OPoDELDOC. you will sssuredly be imposed up.
on. sold at retail by WIN, sIMONS, at his house
in Newport, price SO cts per bottle e.
Hhere also may be had,
The VotATILE AROMATIC SsuYY This high.
Iy fragrant sterntau~e, lmostly composed of roots
aud aromatic herbs,l IS too well known and highly,
approved throughout the United States, in OF.
head ache sad cstarrh, 20 need further commenda.
tion-price SO crs per bottle.
ALSO,
'1arvis' Bilious Pills,
An excellent ard we'll known composition in JauuS
dice, bilious complaints, want of appetite, costiye.
ness, &c. &c price IS cents per box.
ALSO,
Detergent Bitters,
Useful ct all seasons but especially in TIE spring
of the year for the same complaints those above
men,ioned.-They should be used after the use oS
the pills.
ALSo-Ech OintmeRt,
40 infaliibc remedy for this complaint, with0uc
smell or stain-price SO els per boz.
ALSO,
DG9y's Eye Watr.
This article has been Recommended BY some Of
the first physicians.
Tooth Powder,
Dan1ask Lip Salve.
March IL, 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25
NEW SUPPLY OF FALL AND
WINTER GOODS.
THIRTY PACKAGES of hand
4 some. fashionable and cheap Goods. are this
day opened BY
Z. w LAWTON,


Which customers are respectfully invited to call and
purchase for cash, or undoubted credit.
THE AssoRTMENT
Ia far too great 10 attempt description, but IN.
cudes general assortment of Broadciohs Of fdifier-
ent colors--Csssineres. ribbed, striped and plain
Habit and Pesse cloths Jerseys. plains, hushings.
bookings, fnnels and swsnskns. all coors- elegant
vesings-Caroiine piaids and stripes-sartan plsids
salisbury fsnneIs-La fsyetie gloves. beits and
stocks-s complete assortment of horseskin, beaver
and kid gloves for lsdes-buck skin, beaver, wood.
stock. dog skin and common gloves, for gentleman
stout buck skin mttens-eegant 0mbfi siiks--piush
es, gsuzes and ribbons white, pink and blue Grape
-Lsse figured and plain levanlines and gros dc Ma
pies siks--an elegant lot OF Bsrege-velSeteen,
gauze, and gros dete hsndkerchiefs--merino, cash.
mere. valencia and CASHMERE square and long shawIs
200 pieces OF caicoes and printed muslins, compe
bending every variety, iom 12a cents to 81 per yard
- $40 oil cioths-s &c supeTfne PLAN cashmere
and Rsrino shawls--fne black and white ginghans
for L. per ysrd-superior Russia diaper-plain and
figured bombszc black and other colors--giszed
pesse wsdding, &c &c
IPith me asnai aaso,fmenf Of
Domestic Cotton and Woolen Goods
Of almost every Description.
Newport, Oct %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25
Eagle Coffee House,

tewnori, Rhode Island.
THE subscriber informs the public. that this es.
tablishment is now under his mana ment. and
has undergone thorough repair. and is nov opened
for the reception OF travellers. Ladies and Gentle.
men can be furnished with good rooms, and every
possible attention will be paid to the comfort and
convenience Of those who may patronise IT,
THOMAS TOWNSEND, Jun.
april 80. 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25
BOOTS and SHOES
PARDON WHITE,
No. Ia, 7hanes.sz

u EsPEcrFuLLY informs his
y and the public. that he has On han
ot boors and SHoss, which be will seil
any one in town.
.'so. os ehesp-sll kinds Of men's Booo(
manufactured and repaired. All kind
BoOv and shoe% b, L,nn woskpso,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25
7Do blue C0lieoes for only IL l-2 cts ya'
FlSmels for only Is The yd.
Elegant fwiYed Bom6azetts, jor onlJ
lS9d the yd.
VIM. JAMES TILLEY,

NO l19. 7hamcv-ssreef. & No 1, CusiOm House Cs1I,
EAS JUST OPENED,
CONE Of the cheapes, goods that was ever Offer
~ ed for sale in this town or state, and which viii
be sold at the very lowest prices for cash, or on Q
short credit. Among them are the following
Broadcotho. for 24s, yd Black silk vevets for opy
vide, worth Sos Of ev-o iy los6 I'D.
cry color Coored silk velvets
Ditto from So to 81 yd. Caspian stripes =.
Casslmeres from 4s6 L. Nor wich grapes of all
1Ss yard a coiors, almost 10 giuS
Ladies cloths from 9s ,oN army
27s yd and very cheap x Blu. calcocs for only 81
Devonshite kerseys, from 4 10 ls6 yd
Ss9d to 6e9d 4 An assortment oalicoes
Flannels of all colors f. d India silks II ysrd wide;
isto 4s6 the yard Q For only SIS yard
bookings and baizes IA complete assortment
Sattinets from IS to $50 of hosiery
yard Barsge for ladcs dresses
complete lot OF blank = A complete assortment
cts = Of Ggurd silks, from
shir,ings from 10 to 299 $50 TO IS yard
cts the yard \ Brown silks and bomba.
Sbee:'ngs from 133 to IS \ gins
cts yard d Jet black bornbazins. Of
A comple&c lot of combs O three different wid,hs
Gold and silver lace for 0 Crimson bombszin, very
hat trimmings 0 nice
Colored long kid gloves 9 Caroline paids from 2s9
A complete 10. Of bomba- to $50 yd
zetts Scotch plaid for clcaks
NanSin grapes x Elegant ribbon, Tor trim.
Silks OF every description X mings
Cotton batiings for com. X Belt ribbons
forters a superb lo' Of buttons,
Blue black and brown B for ladies coats and
piushes o dresses
and many other articles too tedious to par,culsrze
and which sha be sold AZ the lowest possible prices
w. J. T. has also opened complete sssortmens
Of ladies work baskets and hes received another lot
Of bail fringes, which article be can sell at les5
price than il can be Manufactured for.
Oct ID, 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25
Real Estate-at Auction.

RY virtue Of decree of the Hon. supreme Judi,
- cial court, Of the state Of Rhode-Islsnd. sscl
and under the advice and directions Of the Court d
probate Of south.KngSovn. there will be sold 4
public auction, on tho premises. on the Sd day 4
December next. st o'clock, =. n (if fair wez,hef
il not the next fair day.) much of the Real Esa{
Of Robert Brown. Containing about thirteen acres l
land, with dwelling house thereon. situate Tow1
ill in said town, viii be sufficient to pay his id
deb,s with Incidental expenses.
JOHN WATSON. Guardian o. ti1y
person e esfase e5 Reserf Brsrn
sou,h.King,,own, Oct ~, 1924. lnov.sT'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25
NEWPORT ASYLUM.

pERsONS disposed to contract for the Office Of
Keeper Of hs y crtors .as3igrs, are hereby in
formed that Sealed Proposals, ad dressed 10 the
Chairman ofthe Board Of Commissioners. viii be re-
ceived at any time previous The oath of December
next-sn whch.day the Board will open and act Up
on the Proposals presented, and make choice OF a
Keeper for the term Of Three Years. fronh the 2Jth
March next. For particulars respecting stipuations,
&c. OF the eOstract, Information may be had on ap.
pica,ion to III MUMFoRD, Ssr'ry.
Nov. a. 1924
BY the President of the Unite2 S,ates.
In pursuance OF law, I, JANIS MouRo e. President
i Of the United States. do hereby proclaim and
make known, that public sale will be held at the
fown of Iaefse, the seat Of government Of the State
of Mississippi. OH the frat sfonday IN December nerf,
for the disposal OF the Land situate in the follow
ing described townships in the district OF lands ceded
to The United states by the Chocta~ Indians, viz:
Eass Of tlc .HeriGson sns Of he District Uesf Of
Pearl Riser
Fractions, townships, Nos Ia Is. 16. and IL. Of
range No q, i4s is Is s. IL. of range No. 5.
Vsuefh Meridian line Of the CAoe,ar District.
Townships, No. 2, 8, 9, 10 and i2. Of range No.
Us. 9, and 10 2
rs snd9 3
Ean efthe .Nsridir1 Ire Of the cloc1, Di,sce.
Townships No rs, 10, II, 10, Of range No 1
The lands reserved by law for the use of schools,
for other purposes, viii be excluded from the sales,
which will commence with the lowest nnmber of
section. township aud sange. and will proceed in res
ular numerical order.
Given under my hand. at the city OF Washington.
this 6ftesn,h day OF July, AID. is.4:
By the President.
GEORGE GRAHAM,
Comr,issioser of the General Land -ofice.
sn'y ~ I'D
sTPRTN7'ThG ofaH kinds, sscufed in
q sanSse.fory uanney AZ ftie ofes.-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25

E'helwooj.. Bishop of WioeheMsr, in ,he
time Of King Edgar, sold tho sacred gold and
silver vessels belonging 10 the church, to 20.
lievs tho poor people du'ipg famine, saying
that there was no reason that tho senseless
temples Of God should abouud 10 riches, whiie
his living temples were psrishing with hun.
ger.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-02

our vessels of war, since tie 18th Of this
mon,h, are going 10 Malta. in obedience
10 o,ders iiem the British government,
where large aeet is assembling. Il cap
tain from Milylene, informs US that the OBJ
iect OF this armament is 10 compel the Dey
of Tunis TO restore the Greek prisoners
who have been taken and reduced to sla'
very. If this expedition is not really as
serious as is imagined, the armament OF
Malta will always have for an ultimate OBJ
isct to force the Ottoman feet, which con.
tains several Barbary vessels, to draw oil
FROM the Gulf of Eepanio.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-02

Or We are authorized to announce to
the voters Of Fairfax county, tina. JOHN
MOORE, esq. is candidate to represent
them in the nsxt General Assembly.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-02
ALEXANDRIA:
TIrcDtY. MARCH2. 1921.

or The Inhabitants Of the
town of Alexandria are res
pectfully informed, that the
MEMORIAL, demonstrating a
galnst the passage of an Act,
now before Congress, to au-
thorise a Territorial Govern
ment, as prepared by the
Committee appointed by the
Levy Court, will be ready for
their signatures, at the places
appointed for holding the E.
lection in the several Wards.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-02

Secretary of tie Navy, Of all apprenti-
ces, sheniDs their sse, nativity, anu
date Of their indentutes.
opreptices transferable from ship
70 ship. as,ths good, Of the service
NAV require--whfch will give them
knowled 20 of al classes of ships.
That merchant vessels shall take ap.
prenticss--vessels of 100 tons, 2 to
500 tons,e; 4 to 600, 5; of 7oO. = &c.
On motion Of Sir. Livingston, it was
RESOLVED, That The Committee Oh pub
lie, lands be Instructed to inquire in-
to the propriety Of making provision
by law for che making roads, levees.
and other such works, on the lands of
the United States, in the state OF Lou.
isiana, az would be required if such
lands were in the hands Of individuals.
On motion Of air. Brock, 1t was
RESOLVED, That the committee on re-
evolutionary pensions be instructed to
inquire into the expediencyo of altering
the times appointed by law for the pay
nent Of pensions.
On motion Of Mr.. Cal, it was
Resoiued, That the committee on the
post office and post roads be instructed
to inquire into the expediency of estab-
fishing mail route from the Creek A
gsncy, in the state Of Georgia, passing
by Fort Gaines, to the new Seat OF Go.
vernment in the Territory of Florida.
An engrossed bill from the Senate,
to regulate the surveying Of public and
private lands in the south part Of the
Territory Of Alabama. was read third
time, passed. and sent to the Senate for
concurrence.
A oiii from the Senate, supp!ementa-
ry to an act to perfect certain locations
of sales of the public lands in Missouri.
passed the Goth April, 1928, was twice
read, and referred to the committee on
public lands.
A bill, returned by the Senate, with
an amendment, inserting the word
Clerks lin two plaess,) after the word
'Marshals,' was referred to the commit
tee On the Judiciary.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-02

New YORK, FEB. 25.-The honorable
James Brown, Minister 10 France, eS 8
barksd yesterday morning in the U. ..
ship Cyane, Capt Creighton, 'or Havre.a
She fred salute sbout 19 o'clock. az,
Immediately got under weigh, tor hefPc"
OF destination.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-02
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.

Lieut.. Gedney, Of the U. S. surveying
sloop Florida, arrived at Savannah on me
18th inst. in 81 days from Thompson Isl.
ADD, (vis ST. Augusiine) informs that u
was very sickly at that p'ace--of 60 ,ooI;
viduaIs upon the island, SO were SICK u
fever and ague.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-08-12
LATE FROM BUENos AYREs.

Death Of Cesar n. Rodney, Esq.
To the politencss Of Mr.. EscavilIe,
Keeper Of the Exchange Commercial
Rooms, we are indebted for files Of
Buenos Ayrean papers to the second of
July received by the brig Noble, Capt
Staples, in the remarkably short pas
sage of SO days from that port.
The Argos of 18th June says, "Mr.
G. A. Rodney. Minister Plenipoten-
tiary Of the United States, and our
distinguished friend, died in this city
on the 10Th inst. at 6 O'Clock in the
morning 1t is our duty to manifest,
as it has been evinced bv the whole
city. the grief which is felt for this Ia.
mentable occurrence, and 10 acknow
ledge the manner with which the GO
verpment has testified Il by means oil
the following decree:
BUENos AYREs, 10th June.
"The death Of Mr.. G A. RODNEY
minister plenipotentiary of the United
States, has excited in The government
of Buenos Ayres, all the grief which
the loss of so distinguished citizen
must be to his country.
To America he was the most zcaloo:
defender OF her rights-He was espe
ciaIIy attached to the Provinces Of Rio
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-08-12

della -plata--in consequence Of this tho
Government being anxious of testify
ing the public sentiment and the grail
iudc with which 1t is inspired for his
viftues--it has decreed.
Frs,-That a SEPULCHRAI
MONUMENT shall be erected at
the expense of the government. where
the remains OF the Honorable CE-
SAR A. RODNEY shall be de-
posted. as memorial Of gratitude
Second The expenses of the mon
ument shall be paid from the fnnds an.
propriated for the contingent expenses
OF the government
1hnd-1set orders for the fulfiIment
Of this decree be given, and let il be
recorded in the official register.
tsigned) HERAS.
The minister, secretaries, with al
the staff OF The army, and Chiefs Of
the various. departments, shall assist
obsequles which are ON this day 10 be
made for Mr.. ROONEY in the English
cemetry, and the Government has de-
creed the following honors.--
When the corpse shall be taken out
OF the place in which ii now is. the
Fortress shall fire minute guns--when
the corpse shall enter the cemetry
another discharge of artillery shall be
made--and when the body shalt he
deposited, a general discharge of the
whole battalion cfthc Infantry Shall take
place"
His body was conveyed By hearse
OF the first class, now used for the first
time, IN which were crossed the ban.
ners OF the United States and those Of.
the Provinces of the Rod Ia. Plata
DIED-TIn Hancock, on the soth ult.
the Hon. John Jonsian, Chancellor of
Maryland lie was on his way to Join
the Board Of Commissioners for fixing
The line between the states Of MARYLAND
and Virginia. His death was very sud-
den and unexpected, having been i'll but
about an hour. We understand that hs
was appointed to ill the vacancy in the.
Board occasioned by the death of Gen.
Winder.- Torch Light.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-08-12
For the Gazette

MARTINsBURG FEMALE ACADEMY.
The semi Mammal examination OF the
Young ladies of this school took place
on Thursday and Friday last. Ha
wing witnessed considerable part OF
the examination with attention. and
having been highly graiifed with the
performance of the students, | think
myself authorized to say that there
was a degree of Improvement mani
tested in the students, highly credItabie
to them and their instructress. The
accurate knowledge of Geography, and
oflhe principles of Grammar, and the
great Improvement in writing display
ed at the examination could not ta'l
to please as well'the public as the Pr
rents of the young ladies who so hand
somely distinguished themselves. Il,
was to these branches my attention
was principally directed, but in all
the classes rapid progress was appa
rent. The handsome and sweet APP
pearance o. the young ladies joined to
their visible progress in the various
branches made the scene quite CRAFTY
ing and interesting. V.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-08-12
$40 Reward.

osT from the subscribers pocket, on sa1
- tnrday last, on the road leading frolrk
shepherds'ownt TO Martinsburg. via the bridge:
n Red Morocco Pocket Boob,
containing thirty eight dollars in money. and
some papers The money was on the following
Danss-.wo tens and two fyes on the Bank Of
rfeuericN county, one five on the Bank OF
York, one two on the Corporation az Wasbing-
ION, and one dollar in silver xoy rerso,,
finding the same, and returning Il 10 The s,h.
scriber in Martinsburg, shall receive the above,
fe~aru ISRAEL Z. DOLL
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-08-12
From the Albany Daily Advertiser.
LII adams PAPER |


An adams PAPER
Our legislature have emphaticalIy a
warm session Yesterday as the day
b fore, the house was crowded to ex.
cess. The friends Of the electoral law
sustain the fight manfuily; and though
their opponents try every means to e.
wade giving a direct vote against the
measure, they will have to come to the
point, and the people will know who
is who. An Adjournment may take
place to day. Our friend Gen Tall
madge, has lost none OF his fire during
the session. He comes boldly up to
the work, and Some OF those who are
disposed to get round the question,
have been made to quail under the lash
of satire, while vindicating the cause Of
liberty and the rights of man The
electoral law has decided preference
Of talents on its side; but the dark in
trigues of the junto will prevail, and
the undoubted rights Of The people will
be still longer withheld from them.
Some curious facts have been elected
during this short hot eventfui session,
which we shall not fail to give to our
readers in due time, that they may ACT
with their ewes open when they go to
the ballot boxes in November.