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nry Wilson, No. 400, Market Sweet.


The following efftson, which is among the recently
published poems OF Edward c. Pinkney American, il
N the true antique spirit Of gaanry and hyperbole
he name Of Harrington Carew hal been subscribed te
t. (says the NortAmerican Review,) we should, in al
probability, like other antquaries have been completely
aiken in
Look out upon the stars, my love,
And shame them with thine eyes,
On which, than on the lights above,
There hang more desiines.
Nights beauty is the harmony
OF blending shades and light;
Then, lady, up-look out, and be
a sister 10 the night!
Sleep not thine image wakes for aye,
Within my watching breast
Sleep not from her soft sleep should fly,
Who robs all hearts of rest.
Nay, lady, from thy slumbers break,
And make this darkness gay,
With looks whose brightness well might make
OF darker nights day.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-11-18

A Seaman's Log.-A Seaman who had been stew
ard of vessel from Quebec to Dublin, entered a
complaint against his captain, for having given him
several Dealings, OF which he kept regular log, and
produceda paper, on which were The following items
10 the credit of the Captain:
June S. Wind fair-Captain in foil bad hu,
mour; only said there was no land like the land of
Liberty, (meaning America) for which Captain said
he would take the I" liberty" to give me kick in
the stern ports did so accordingly-a cruel hard
one.
"June 7.-Wind changeable- was remarking
that the breeching of gun out OF order. Capt.
desired me to mind my own, at the same time his
loot let me know that my back turned towards
him. Remarks-Captain can't bear to hear any
one say his ship bent the best on the station.
June 25.-Wind S. S. E.-Told Captain could
not grind any more coffee. You cam, grind (says
he'd No, says l. Then what use have you with all
them grinders said he, and knocked out my front
tooth. Remarks Captain would go mole than all
arms length for a joke. Did fond OF puns. Ill
punish him yet for them.
July l.-Finc strong breeze; ship going ten
knots an hour; only told Captain the beef was any
hing but sound; he told me deserved a sound
threshns for saying so; said couldn't let bit of
it into my stomach, as it was as tough as cable;
then says he, you shall get your belly full of ropes
end Captain TOO smart with an answer; will make
him smart for it.
"Juy 1O-Captain scoldng me all day. and gave
me blow on the cheek; Lord knows captain has
too much jaO of his at all times to attempt hav-
ing any thing to do with another's; I'll make him
laugh The acrong side Of has mouth for all this,
he shan, be always letting his hand go cheek BY
jolcl with my chaps; TO chap could stand it,"
The Magistrate, after complmenting the COM
planant on the ingenuity and novelty Of his log
book, desi,ed the clerk 10 give the Steward sum-
mons to his Captain. TO answer the complaint.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

1=Mdn. seven inches high, rather slender
than otherwise, yellowlsh complexion. has
some white spots en- his face, has down lock
Had on, ane took with him, blue mixed
cassinett coa,se, much worn, white metal but
tons, DIRK grey mixed cloth susto,lt. mole but
tons. covered with the same kind OF cloth;--
drab fuIled linsey pantaloons, and perhaps
vest OF green mixed cloth. much worn; three
shirts, new wool hat, shoes and stockings,
pair OF leather gloves, together With variety
Of other clothing not rrcollected, all made
| in superior manner to clothing generally
worn BY blacks. A reward of Forty Dollars
will be paid for experimenting said negro IN
either Of the counties Of Berkeley or Jsfier-
son; Fifty Dollars il taken in the state of Ma.
ryland; and One Hundred Dollars Il taken IN
the state Of Pennsylvania; and in either case
all reasonable expenses paid q brought home.
1t is supposed be may be lurkingin The neigh
borhood of Shepherdstown, As the subscriber
lately purchased him there. In all probabiii-
", he may have obtained forged pass, and
have changed his name
WILLIAM KROESEN.
November PIT,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24
Extract f,om the Quebec Az. report for De

Extract from the Quebec Az. report for Oct
The first snow made its appearance
on the top OF the mountains on the 10Th
month, and there was fall Of snow
three inches 10 depth on the 26ih,
which disappeared in the night OF the
9th There has been no frost to
prevent pioughing, but il was retaid
ed for the want of rain till the end oil
The month. aud great deal remained
to be done.
IAN agricultural produce has risen
in price, chiefly, we believe, from all
apprehension of the insufficiency OF
the crops. This rise, by producing
greater economy, has sure tendency
% preserve a rise too high at the com
menceInenl, they are likely to fall pro
portionately before the ensuing har
vest"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24
:iarsinsLacg Prices Cwrsat.
TcoRaKcrED werxLs.l
ReUieru of tie Baltimore Market

AhCCftt0 VI tfst DAttfNfttC Afftk nc,
for fhs ssreE ea,isag Monday. .fsp ~.
Extracted from the weekly statement pubash
ell in the Rsltm re Patriot.
FEOUR.-The demand during The
last week has been steady though not
very extensive. Sales have been efTec.
ted for City Mills, standard quality at
S4 rs a 4 sTs--for extra quality, SIS
25--tioward street. from wagons, SIS
l1a, and from stores at s. IS, 90 days.
Inspection for the last week amounts
to $500 whole, As half barrels Howard
set,--s56a whole, sos half barrels
of City hill and other Flour. We quote
superhae Howard street, per Dol, SIS IL as IS
City Mills, esyra quail. IS
DO s,andad.qasl. 475a4s7i
g sGsquehanpa, none
Corn Meal. per barrel S3s3 IS.
GRAIN Hhsai, from up Country
in wagons, ss cts. a . per bush.I, prime
quaiity--of Maryland red and white
there is moderate supply, and sales
during tie week from 10 to 90 accor-
ding 10 quality. OF Corn there has been
bur small supply iol the last I or 3
days sales at our quotation. RYE, 81
n SIS, scarce, Barley i. IN demand aud
will bring 90 cen,s. tiarsesd ii0a I'D
aud scarce. Ciorersssd, % a SO,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

'Sutier little children come unto me. and
forbid them not, for OF such Is the Kingdom OF
Heaven"
DIED. on Sunday last, GEORGE 8. infant
son OF DIR. John s. Harrison Of this place
At Richmond, on Thursday the 10Th INST
Mrs. MARTHA DAVIS, consort OF the late
Augustine Davis, whose death we recorded
few dsvs ago.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24
Gll2 4AAl8TT8s
MARTINsBURG. Nov. a., 1925

Ffreg-Fr.day aight last, our village Mas
threatened with dreadful calamity. About
10 o'clock, the citizens were aroused by the
.ry of fire, the flames we're discovered issuing
,hrouph the roof of col John S'rother's s.able'
which soon communicated to his new stone
dwelling. and to the stone dwelling, occupied
nv Mr.. Abel Dunhan, belonging TO tDe hers
rs Mrs. Fuhz. There being a considerable
tempest the flames drove with such rsp'd''N'
as to preclude tie possibility OF saving e"aer
of these buildings, ard the whole OF that part
of the town was threatened with res'rucuoHi
but through tie blessing Of kind Providence
and the extraordinary exeriions ct the cN'sens
the progress OF the fsnes were arrested si'e'
burning FIVE buildings, two stone dwelling
houses, stone kitchen, small frame house ane
ay.b,e A. The time the fire broke out, ther'
was strong north west wind blowing an
indeed il wss SO tempestuous as TO make
awfully alarming, after some time, fortunate
~. itshifted to the west, and blew lessv'oien'
1t was then, and then only. that the clozcii
were enabled to get the fire under On th'
particular occasion. the Ladies ct Martinsbur
are n,i-,ed no the gren'est encomiums' with
spirit truly commercially, they fell into hn'
and handed water fornest' two hours ana 'hf'
.aheir example and exertions, many Oh US At
indebted, a. this time, fora shelter to repos
in. To the Ladies, WE tender our best res
meets The citizens generally, deserve gFe'
credit for their exer,ions We saw oot Oh
instance wherein we thought tha, tue s'A'e
ought to have beer removed from the RYE
the applicaton of water. Col Stroth.r Is VI
princinal looser BY the fire-his loss is CONS
saerabIe-hs house was nearly ready for TO r.
move into--he purposed doing so in the cours'
of two weeks. 1t is supposed that the fire orr
eina,ed from quantity of unslacked lime that
had been put into the stable.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

Eeu- York Election --sBring US no
| more ply all the accounts
thai we have received, it appears that
tire state has turned another somerset,
a.n,i the people have lett themselves in
the minority, In other but perhaps not
NOR, Ineligible words, while, the real
renu, !'can republicans, have been FEAST
;nr fro. n Buffalo to Sandy Hook, the O.
thersort ot republicans have been work
inc IKE beavers before a storm and
bare wa are Com .4dv.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

A Judgment has been obtained in
Lower Canada, against the Hon. John
Caldwell, late receiver general of at
province for that province for the sum
Of 97.oao pounds, being tie amount OF
his deficit.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24
A CARD.

HHARLfS JAMES FAULKNER. having
O-qssliied according 10 Law 70 PRACTICE IN
the Superior aud Inferior Courts OF this Gem
mon~eaith. viii be happy oserve his friends.
by trsnsacting any business for them, ia the
Chancery and Common Law Courts Of Winches
Ter. sdurng the term Off his Attendance on Judgs
fuckers Lectures. lie viii start 10 Wlnebes.
ter about the FIRST Ct November.
Martmsburg, Ucsober ~.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24
PETITIONS

MARRIED. on Thursday evening last. by
The Rev. Mr. Krau,b Mr.. JOHN MAXWELL
to Mrs. ELEANOR WALKER. al OF this place.
On Wednesday evening the 10Th. by the
Rev. DIR Wilmer, DIR. WARNER BRISCoE, OF
shepherds-town, to Miss JANE HARRIET
|SLACUM. daughter OF the late George Sla
cum, Esq of Alexandra.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

Owing to the destruction OF property by hire
on Friday night. the Trustees of the town Of
Martinsburg held meeting on Saturday. and
annropriatcd the sum Of five hundred dollars
out of their funds for the purchase ct FIRE
Eneine. g., A committee was appointed 10
make the purchase, and the Treasurer IS au-
tbor,sed to paw over said sum. To this appro-
priai;on. we have not heard single objection;
ard we are warran ed in SAYING. that 1t VIII
meet With the undivided appreciation Of every
citizen Of the place.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

HuGB l. NHlTE bas been elected by
the Legislature Of Tennessee. 10 sup
ply the vacancy in the Senate Of the
United States. oecssioned by the resig
nation of Gen. JACKSON.
The above election was made on Fri.
day, the 2s,h ult. up to which day we
have the proceedings OF the Legislature
of that State
On Saturday, the cad, the bill PIE
scribing certain duties 70 the Solicitors.
was discussed, aud an amendment a
dopted, making Solicitors liable for the
costs Ia all cases where the indictments
are quashed for want Of form, or other.
wise.
A resolution was offered. on the same
day, for printing ia,doo copies Of the
Constitution, winch was laid on tie Ia.
bic for the purpose of appending to il
some notices OF the proposed amend.
ments.
A bill to abolish, unc additionally, the
writ OF casa was introduced on Monday
the 24th, aud the bill to compel attor-
aeys at law TO pay owe, monies by them
collected, and suhjec,ing them, in case
of failure, to be s,ricken from the rolls
passed on the same day.
On the 25th, report was made from
the Commissioners appointed TO mark
out and survey route Tor road be.
tween Lingsion and Sparta. The re.
port states, thai the Cumberland Noun
tain presents no Considerable obstruc
ton to the establishment Of The Nation
al Road through that section of tn,
country. II is expected that memorial
founded upon this report will be present
ed to Congress, calling the attention o
the General Government to tia, route
But. even II Congress should reject Il
the State viii have the information OF
| which a beneficial state road can b,
formed Not. JOmaai.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

The Banks in New-York Cor the lats
twelve months, have received on depo-
site, of country Bank notes upwards Of
tsssnig. fire millions OF dollars.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

A sale at auction Of -four, faxseed,
wheat, peas, chairs, domestic hannels,
stone ware, an elegant straw hat, two
wolves, fox, and four raccoons, all
brought down the canal from the ives
tern part of New York, on Thursday
last, aud brought good prices. Thus We
see, in an instant, as II were, after the
completion Of the great canal, its ben
efts TO the commerce of that city AM
state, practically realized and realizing
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

Trial for .8rson-Jane Robinson, a
eolored woman has been tried at the SUI
preme Judicial Court now setting al
Portland, Me-, charged with having set
fire 10 the out-buildings of DIR. Dudley
Folsom, of Gourham. There were ma
ny circumstances developed in the
course of the examination, tending tn
establish the guilt OF the accused, but no
testimony of a public nature was offer
ed. She was acquitted.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

A man who bad committed "a crime
Without name" was fined by the Cir
cult Court in Cahawba. Alabama, on
the nth ultimo, tassnty fire thousGnd dol
Iarsi
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24
VIRGINIA..

~~N't'f S'D'fg 10 VIZ
NOVEMBER TERM, 1875.
Peter Gardner, Pls,nnsr
AGAINST
Joseph Janney, John Lloyd, BENJAMIN Com
eBys, and Aaron II bherd riefendart.
81. IN CiiANCERY
THE defendant, Joseph Janfey, not having
entered his appearance and given secur;t ~.
cordins TO The act of assembly and the rules %
u's court. and i appearing TO the ss,isfaction
OF the court that he is mt 81 inhabitsnt Of th;s
State n is ordersd. That the SAID defendant.
joseph Janney, d. appear Oh the second Nom
day ~ February next, and answer the bii q
The p'rnuf. AID that copy Of this order be-
'or'hw'n Inserted Tor two months saccessively
IN the Martiasburg Gazette and be po.tsd q
the door ot the Court House Of this county
Copy Teste,
November IS. 1926 2m
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

It appears from an article in the Virginia Free
Press, that about 40 years ago Mr.. John
Rumsey, native Of Jefferson county. and an
ingenious mechanist, constructed a boat. and
propelled it by steam, on the Potomac, at
shepherds-town. Rumsey, il is said, went TO
England, where he died, before rendering ms
plans entirely successful. It is supposed th's
was the first experiment made to proPel boats
by steam.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

Atthe Here i'ord music meeting, Eng
land. Miss Can n, a girl of 10 years Of
age, the daughter Of Mr.. John Cam, OF
Hereford, played Drouet's variations to
"God save King on The f3tei Her
performance excited astonishment and
admiration both in the coom and orches-
ira. The veteran. Gran ,cr, nodded mute
and delighted appreciation, ara Ainiey;
leaning upon his silent Va otonceilo, smi-
led as the rapidly modulateSd notes struc K
upon bis ear. She concluded amidst
thunder of applause, which the hddle-
stick had no small share In producing.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24
Union Canal Lottery

lVshctee7tH Class.
To De drawn in Philadepha on the
First Of FEBRUARY, 1896,
And finished in a few minutes.
The Capital Prises are---
S5O,oOO, 10000, 2 of 10000, 9 OF
3 oO0, 2 OF 3,e70, 80 Of 1000, Is OF
500 each, SC.
whole tickets 50, halves so quarters Q IS.
egn,s u ~ VIII rise to $40 on the first
apply ~ .sN'Je
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

Il is now fifty one years, says the
Boston Palladium, since the first A
mericsn General Congress was ield,
ito consult measures for the preserva
ton of our liberties" OF tins illustri.
Gus band Of Patriots, only one sur
wives; and that is the venerable john
ADAMS, OF Massachusetts. What a
glorious change has taken place iD our
happy country since that day of ankle
ty and danger! Oh three millions, we
have become nearly ttoelre Our Re
publican Government is in the free
tide of successful experiment. We are
as powerful as we are free; and as
prosperous a. we are-power.ul. The
federal union has been all, and more
than was expe cted. 1t is commensu.
rate to our high destiny, if the officers
OF the General Government will be
content with the exercise of their legi
innate powers, and the States several
ly yield harmonious support 10 the
national administration.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

The Trenton True American states
that the river Delaware, at and above
that city, has risen to such height as
TO allow the owners of lumber to bring
down their RATS in great numbers; but
many of them have been wrecked in
the rapids, ard the fruits of six months
industry have thus been torn from
aumbers of persons.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

30 For the information Of those con
cerned, we would mention; that the
Regimertal Court Of Enquiry, for the
9th Reg't. v. "a, will be held at the
Globe Tavern, In Martinsburg, on Fri.
day the 25tb inst
PETITIONS
Intended for to be presented to the next
lie sislature, it is desired. should be
hanoed Mr.. Good, residing in this place,
any tinae that may be Convenient, be-
twixt dis and the e6th inst. or, in his
absence. 10 the editor of the Gazette,
who will have them conveyed to Mr..
porterfield
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

The loss of Messrs Wells * Lily oil
Boston, by the late fire, who were not
insured, is estimated at about 500, 600.
The loss of Air. hastings, printing ink
maker, is estimated at $4,000.
A great many Libraries belonging to
the members Of the bar were burnt.--
The loss of these is estimated at
$4,000. Those of Massrs. Heard
and Aylwin, and i. e Gray, were
valued at about 10000 dollars
each; George Blake's, 5000 dollars;
Gen Sullivan's, $500 dollars, IL. 4. O.
lie, Jr. 1000 dollars, sc. sc.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

United States Bank--On the 7th inst.
the United States Branch Bank at Bos-
ton, commenced business in the new
and magnificent edihce, which has been
erected during the past year in State
street
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

Cargo Prices. per ton, IS s7s
WHlskEy--Sales Of Susquehanna
iron. the wharf, last week, in bids. IS
cents--in bbls. 274 2S--demand mo-
derate. The Inspection of Whiskey
for the week amounts to 1919 barrels
and II hhds-W quote
In hhds. ist proof. 2s cts.
la bbis. ist proof, 27ia IS cts
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

The President of the United States
has recognized the Commission of C.
Mayer, Esq. as Consul General fer His
Majesty, the King of Wirtemberg, to
reside at Baltimore; of also, that OF
Joseph A. Winthrop, Vice Consul of
His sajesty, the King of Sweden and
of NORWAY, for the states of North and
and South Carolina, TO reside at
Charleston.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

The York Recorder of November 5,
says,-"The Sheet Iron Steamboat CO.
DORUS, was yesterday taken to the
Susauehanna. at Keesy's Ferry, oppo-
site Marietta, and probably launched -
1t viii be some days before the engine
and machinery will be fitted in and all
things put in sailing trim: but we may
expect to hear by the end of the week
what success is likely to attend the ex.
pertinent
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24
RAGS!

The bighess price in CASH. viii be-
gwen for clean Linenand Cotton Rasr.
at this Office.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

Toia' Quantity OF Irish linen exportet
from Great Britain TO all parts of tn,
world. 10 the year ended January 5
1928: 5,174 392 yards.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24
SPLENDID SCHE.iir,

$50 sl. ns, {n.i0o ticket. $4,000
Less than two Blanks to Prize.
0l,ihe drsw'ng Of this mos, splendid Iss,e-
= WI. pos'ayeiy take place on the day named
lJan oh 1867 The snsll number ar ,cl,,s
~ me scheme together will, It's grea, popniar-
ny, warrcnt US is believing hat tickets vim he
scarce Otto be had Vt ally onthe near ppp.oarh
OF the d-swing and tina, the pt,ce viii he
great, advanced. Consequently aslren,n.ers
should make carly application. Al, orders
matted previe Us to the rise will be supplied At
The present ratcs.
Whole t,ckets $50. Halves S95. osrsrers STA
~ fiths SD. Eigths Sc rs. Tennis SIS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24
ALLENS'

: LOTTERY end Erchange Office,
Pennsysvaa,a .9renue, Washington Civ.
Orders BY mail enclosing prize tickets or
notes ofspecie. paying banks. will receive i'm.
mediate attention.
November "a
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

Riot.-At Portland. Me. on the even
ing Of the 9TH inst mob assaulted q
house, situated at the intersection OF
Cotton and Fore streets, with the deter
minatioD of demolishing it, as nuisance
The tenants made resistance, and after
the use OF missiles Tor time, both par
ties resorted to fiie-arms. One of the
assalants was killed aud several wound
ed before the riot was quelled. Mea-
sures have been taken to bring to jus
tice those who took part in the transac.
ton.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24
One Hundred Dollars Reward

RUNAWAY from the subscriber, living in
~ Martinsburg, on Sunday night last,
DE- aNEGRO MAN. named