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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-06

MARRIED, on Tuesday last, by the Rev.
Mr. Riley, Mr.. JACOB HoKE, TO Miss ABB
GAIL THATCHER daughter OF AIR. Jonathan
Thatcher, all of this county.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-06

Wheat--red, per bushel so 90
white, /" 100 10
Corn-whte, g So a So
yellow, SIS 81
Rye, per bush. Sc 81
Oats, so IS
White Beans, l2oal25
Clover Seed, per bus as SO
Barley, 10 Is
FIaxseed, e5 100
HEMP-Last sales were 5000 for
224O lbs. The holders now ask S21O
Russia, clean & new, long ton, Salo
Do. clean, ton 1000 1866 a $50
Country, 100 also
PLASTER PARIS
Cargo price--per ton, IS 81 as SO
WHisKEY-Supply by wagons in
creasing and less enquiery-price fuc-
. tuating. The inspection of Whiskey fot
the week amounts to sos barrels and
II hhds-We quote
lihds. ist proof % cents
Barrels lst proof, 90 80 cents
TOBACCO-Pfices of Maryland
continue about the same, but not much
sold within the last week Good Vir-
sinia and Kentucky are scarce, and we
have advanced in prce the former, for
fine, 81 l2-the latter a s.-0fdi-
nary, 2Gs. S4 to l0-Common crop,
to g., Common red, tc s. Goodred,
8 to l0-Fine red, 10 to i5--Yellow
and red, rs to 2O--Tellow, 90 Ito IS
- Brown, 6 TO Sine yellow IS 45
Virginia, good s fine IRA ppa-
hammock, 80 to 5-Kentucky, fine to 8.
Amount inspected and shipped at the
three State Warehouses in Baltimore,
for the week past
Inspected. Shipped.
At Warehouse No. / SO hhds. SO hhds
- No. Q $40 67-
- No. 8 297 70
Total $50 --I73 hhds.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-06

Duty on Spirits.-iti is contemplated
by gentlemen in the county of EIamp-
shire, Mass to send Circulars into e.
very town in that county 70. the purpose
OF obtaining signatures to petition to
congress, praying that duty may be
laid on disiilers of domestic spirits-and
an additional duty on the importers OF
all foreign distilled liquors. The object
is TO lessen the consumption of spiritu-
Gus liquors in our country.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-06

A variety OF BLANKS
for sale at thisOhse.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-06

Chapman Johnson, Esq. who, at the
last session, voted, in the Senate of Vir-
ginia, against the passage of law for
the taking of the sense Of the people
on the subject Of Convention, deliver
cd an address in explanation of his vote
to respectable assembIage of citizens
at the Court House, in Staunton, on
Monday, the 10th instant. On this oc-
c. osion, Mr.. johnson is said to have adj
r,a ably sustained the celebrity he has
acct, ired for splendid eloquence, The
Staun ton Spectator, while, in the follow
ing pa, agraph, itpays proper compIl-
ment to the ability displayed by the or
ator, see. ms to speak with diminished
confidene as to the efficiency OF bis
argument: MAJ. Jour.
aRThe ada, ess occupied about four
hours. and was certainly the grandest
oratorial display we ever witnessed
With the pencil ola n aster' ne pouf"ay-
ed, in glowing lines, the beauties OF our
present Constitution-.'isrersing, as
with breath, the dust that 'Soulo o.
scure and mar his lovely picture Ana
if there was fault, it was the very
pardonabIe one, of assuming suc.' po-
sition as enabled him to give the his ''es'
perfection to this work. Other pro. NJ
ses would undoubtedly have aforde>
other arguments. But our object is not
CRITICS n. We profess to have been
pleased; and we should be glad, II 1t
were possible, to present our readers
with the address"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-06
Il List of Letters

DENAINING in the Post Office. Martias
IA burg, on the LIST October, 1925. which Il
not taken out before the LIST January. 1926,
will ne sent to the General Post Office - Dead
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ron u .in.t.e.a D.. III. is .

From Tie .inst.ein D., ,lls. tis,.
WAsHINTrD : FAREWELL ADDRESS.
NJ. Ponis3n, II hss b. STAT. i. ~ .ent
~, IN Tie VIZ York National .7irocqie, o
that the iegti rrufeseaii.tti, - ~ iffr TT.
Gen. Hamiinn, have instituted TN 4, tiun -
: tinst VI. Ruf,s l.ng Il JecG"er pnsscss-
ion If cetlam papers, winch Wcr,. caufded
II Ms care by the deceased. Among tnese
papers according II thu .arctufe ui the
joanol ~ Quoted, vii be lound q eop5 #
WISH sfan'- FsreUcH ADDRESS 10 Ne peo.
PIE Of lie ihi,d States, IN e aaad whiting
Of G,-'. Ii, .lllon.
fap rAlstr. &C If such a ,,nper has been
asserted oeca,inaiiy ID conversation, aud
those wito .u'l detract from thr fame II
tn. ilIusrtious President, have insnuat.d
that not only his. bat several other com
posifions which pdss under h, name, were
written by General Hlmnton.
Having inspected the identical manu-
script from which, the Address was irat
published, think ii is in my power to put
This matte at rest, and II appears To one Il
duty 10 do 50. Thls Manuscript is in the
haed writing ofthe Individual whose name
y ohbSNllii w -. d'd w III . h'l llf illdl M
of being an original. II was placed in the
hands of the gentleman IN wnuse newspa-
per 1t was hrsl published by the President
himself. When the address, VAS printed
this publisher begged permission 10 retain
The manuscript, ohserl Ing that the original
ot 50 important Il document, in the hand
writing of It's author, would be regarded as
"a precious treasure" General Washing
tom smiled, aud said he was welcome lott.
THIS paper and The posseseor # II are still
IN txlslence--lts na ne is withheld on this
occasion. because il would not De proper IN
expose him 10 the opportunities Of IDLE GU
1osIty. Inc Inference from what has just
be n related, Is 50 obvious as I" render
CONNECT unnecessary: no one will doubt,
htnrefnrth That tie address proceeded f,om
the pen aud the heart OF the being whose
fame Is Frightening as time rolls on. re-
.ret thai any thing should br sud or dOar
t. disturb oar faith IN tins remarkable pa
frf---a pap"r IN winch, If future ayes should
become egruer.tte--poaterIty may rccnf
the Gres<s repaired 10 lac alter nt Apol-
10, for Il sacred spark 10 rrhndi" then
1oasrnold fies hen they mad been pollu-
ted by the Invasion of the PeIsians.
am, your obi sers't
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Port Folio OGee ,No"ember : 1875.
TURNING fHE FABLES!

new action Tor - DItatn az llt hafIi-
&c Contract Il IS been tried at Bostoo,
tpe Court Of Common Pleas on tie 23th
ult. Here the gentleman IS The PlaWtB
and the far lady Is the DrfanIrer. ii Is
your Cow that has gored NY By"
SO unprecedented an action la1lanly IN
these United States y 50 TRAM al exilo-
Gui3hment OF The az oi Chlvary to"k
plare in the case Of J0nat Hastings oil
Boston, Broker. u. john Hayden NJ 3 O N
line, Merchant, and jane his Wifi: for, ~"
of the pom. of tnrmortieation IS, thai she
loved Hastings less, and Hayden more
The fair lady, who IS charged with .lIItne
the Plaintiff, was Il uitoio before she be-
came the wife of Mr.. Hastings VIZ the
widow Elyslop.
air. Hastings Counsel, of course, at
tempted To make out the most pltable
case of desertl,n for his unfortunate PLAN
tiff: he attempted to show, how she had
courted him, aud then abandoned hIn--
/ how she had solicited her father for per
mission to be married at his house, She
! furnishing cake, wiae aud the 1T cctera;-
! how every thing went along 10 the salts
! faction Of all parties !" no" = The sery day
/ for the publication of the banns nt Inalri
mon, had actually arrived, when sudheHiy
! the lady turned round Ias lsdlcs sometimes
will do broke up the connrrtlun, took a
mother husband, and left the plaintiff 70 the
/ Jokes and jests of his friends and associ-
as"
! ~. ,,,.,...t Cor tho D,tand,n,s nj
Nv ,z'I..,..,1, ,t,,L $50
| ~. h.,lt H.. L,q.,
'o' W. '',.''7' ,.l .nr, ,l
y ''' ,' 49,. ;,n,l..r n.,.s
~ 10, '.''.' '-I,, :, ,ha r,nl;.l,
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! a,,rs..t l.,,,,.l, :, .,,..s,,or tho .rallan-
HI til,.i
~ W. - ,,,.,,,..,,-..;,.s
~ r'',,,- y, .,,.,rr,, h,,n .od
"'l''''' -, ',1,'s1 ~ ,l,.. nost
'' ~ ~ ,.'',,,;,', linn
"','.''' ""' y. '";'11 '.re,ao, b,d oy.r
- .',a n, III. VARIES. the
! .',r''',,ra - b,,,,, III. fret and snle
''''''''' =. ,,,di,,, # .,sunder =
vac H. L.,I ,.,,,rn'.,,,.d L;,,,.lc fo the dc.
81 ~ ."" : i,',. ~ ,,n',,,..r,, of wealth
ID ""an' do ''''' ,3 ,!r'r'.,t,,,.i.,,cas worth
W al "''' II Tpo' .'.",l .h.n IN realty
So'ooo ',t'' VI '''' ""'''' ,.."',, a,t worm
,'nt. H.. Ind led her IA sappose hi,
", "p". WIS fair and his rrputatlon IN
''',,, ,,b,,r,,s IN y.. ornssIv immor.l
'l'ot''" 80 dn.nly ,-,,rn 10 intemn.rante
US ',,,,rs rrrouenty To- III.
10y " ,,a, ,l, .l,r,ne If h yuty.-
y, y, "nny ,, ""' ~ had imnos.d upon the dcfen-
r.sn.r,. and ,Gsnltrd her il
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rTrplA2y NOTICE.

! YOUNG ~ graduatfd Al 0nr 0I
y the y England Colleges, who can pro-
iuue satisfactory testimonials, both OF mord
and literary character. wishes situation e.
tu Instructor, either III 1t private iam'y, o' "
,ubiic school
- A note directed to s. '. Conc"'
viii meet with attention.
Mn Ii
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II = meeting NJ the Students or tho Tn
,rrsi,y of Vhginio, oo fhusd3y. Sd al
November, The following lesoiafvn "as
offered, md Unanimously adapted
IL testimony ofonr respect for the mem
DRY Of our drceasnd fried aud follow stu
deni JAWS EDGAR MARsHAtb, WHOSE
virtues &c esteemed, aud whose loss w.
aepIorr. - Rcsoipeh, That each Of Us wear
Grape IN the iofi arm, from this i'm, until
the expiration Of The present session.
On molioo Re3oired That lhrpIocred-
Ioss of this meeting he punished in the Nn-
elnia Herald, the Richmond Enquirer, and
the Central GAzrllr.
KiGH. II. ANDERSON, Chairman
RIO. SAUNDERS, SECRETARY.
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From he .NirJera, " C. Sentinel.
SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE.

The particulars nf ii singular delay IN the
tra sni,slnu Of Letters hptt,Peu the pust
Offices al Fa,eltrslllp aud NeHbrrn \ =.
have been COMMONWEALTH to Us. In the
mouth # Aprll l614, letters ut importtntr
were expected ifolI tn Southwark b5 III
faidaals 10 This place, anh Their nou-ariaa ii.
ed To m isail0H, from which II APP
prred that these frtters must have be'n
COJNined in Il package mailed III Flyftfe-
sine Oh tnr 9lh Of that month Upon eX-
Mna'ioa here, i was found that the Sou
there man OF that day bad not been rcce
srd. Every subsequent lnvestlbatl"9 re-.
tai'd n disappointment, aud 10 lntelh-
genct aha'rver could be collected un the
subject. 4 circumstance So extraordinary,
mdoCrd a belief, winch became general,
iss the mail must rave been intercepted
an1e n TIE ,'o,t utlceS and the money
s0l u; aud It Wa NOT natli Thursday last
fh evidence to the contrary Was furnish
ca. BY The Raie.gh mall Of thai day, this
long list package, Mas received al our Post
oE1 III good order aud wei condition
ed = nd according to ioruIer All, ices the
'e'ltr containing mJHeA, were anu"S The
number. inns dltrl passage ri one yer
and Stren months, these letters have per
"rmed he Astonishing lpurnrNlHS Of one
Hundred and sereoiy mites We have pc
f'I"r pleasure IN the recovery Of this mail
o' taas brought TO a worthy veteran n
me revolutionary war, !enPs Ptns'on,
m"cl lie had long siaee given up a. loo'.
fAr postmaster il whose Office the pack
sbe has been lying for the lass IS ninntns,
huc' injury as he nay nave done, IS ne-
''''hree> entitled n tae ;houks OF ;hr gen.
utman Concerned, for t.lr careful manat'r
."h'rh he has protected the IeitrIs from
I've r@s-"hose depreciation nigh; hive
otrn Lllal II The IortNcanIns nf the mnneY.
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FROM THE ROXY MOUNTAINS.

81. Louis (.RisS0uri Oetober ..
Our ft0nW citizto. G.A. Ashley. has Just
''lu0edtMm his d,enk. Apns rnterpr1e II
Tie rocky Alosntains, bringing with Nh
Vht Of HE richest rdrgnss of FIR that ct er
arrived at s.. Louis. tlr .peut the past
"'Mrf IN the bosom Of the mountains, aud
''ftxrnrsi0.'s "a the spring down srverai
y, "'"r MYERS witch 90 t. the Pacific "cean
ut lars obtained by hi were brought IN
NURSES 10 the waters of the 81. Horn. where
lucy were embarked ahaat the middle of
august and-after voyage "f tire" thods-
o'u NILES, arrived AT 81. Louis m the 4ih
''s'' II Is thuS, by effort of hrreirai entrr-
,''", TIN. A hry has indrmniIird himself
WI All the losses Dcrasloned b, the murder
vS attack "tthr Arlkaras in the summer oi
lie wear 1928.
hthe course Of his expedition, Gen. Ash
NJ 'en IN With party in the service Of the
.'''So' Bay company. who are believed Ia
"S'f i1oo men ~, their employment vest
:" me Rocky Mountain. The richas
r r"'n Inns company are carr, Ing ont ofihe
In'ro States are lmtsense. aud brs"n.
vi calculation. The single PARTY met with
a VA. taken Beaver 10 TIC u.puuni oI sOo,-
100 tol.ars.
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=" Re14 cscat m pace ~

DIED, in Philadelphia abaat two weeks
ago, ola Iios erins dloease, which WAS nilen
aggravated 10y the most ondeeiabIe symp-
toms of lunacy, Tie National Chronicle
Iineal descendant aud worthy successor Of
The Columbian Obserrer Brought into
the world by that noted aud unfortunate
political man-midwife, Stephen Smpeon,
and consigned to the tomb with the SAINT
parental hand that protected it in infancy
aud cherished it IN n gp. The Poets, IN Il
lusubrions strain Of sweetness, sing Of an
Eagle who's" heart was pierced by an arrow
timed with onp Gifts own feathers. Such
VAS the melancholy fate of the Chronicle
and Observer. II was slain by the very
arrows which the archer employed il To
hurl, Vhho sc, 10 its swaddling clothes
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fc0NntiNIoAIEp.

Departed this lie, on Thursday the Sd
lnetaot, ut the rm,er-i'y Of Virginia,
.JAnES EDGAR MARSHALL, son of
Mr. iIeraee Marshall, Of Fredericksburg, Il,
ged 10 lezu5.
To q Mid Vigorous, and n genius cnrr-
goiic in the pursuit Of literature, was added
a djsposlIon eharaet -rsrd by al ihosr
warm AMI tender srn,lbfttirs n h"h gi,a to
,a1n I'll ing weakness, and III ms d. iulty.--
H. mem claimed the sympathy of hs fl
la" students, and while the tear Of friend
ship nWoke the fond Remembrance nr ondr-
Waiting intrerily Of hcni, ynd ardent emu-
lorlun IN tHr pursuit of luorary nuiuence
who could out but Zee. thr folce Of that NIL
ancholy axiom Of human nuure-thal mai
IS but the shadow 81 "a dream.
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~ i * .>eSroes Ipr

Expecting 10 change my resId'l's
! d from Lynchbnrg in the course Il tnc
next year, shall offer for sale, IN tie LOT
day ri December next, ON the premises 90
plantation aud trdet OF land, called Possuar
containing 380 ACAES, lying abo',
tour miles from Lyuehbntg, DflNren By aud
Little 'Po,sum creek, IN Campbell c'nn'>
ON a credit of one, two and three yea, a.
me highest bidder. \ considerable p. ~
Of this tract is good Tobacco land. Tue
plantation is small, containing only about l46
acres lately cleared. which Is in good ord,
for a crop the ensuing yrar-ahout Ten acre
in good condition Tor tobacco, being iresi,
and MANFRED to which new land may he
added for a crop according 10 The torce "a
tended 10 be used. The ContlguIly ot tIis
hand 10 Lynchburg-the quantity OF fre wood
aud timber which i On il, AMI the abundant
stream ot water which runs through II, aud IS
capable Of being applied TO any purposes 81
machinery, might make this land ii valuable
aaqa s.Iion, indeprHdent OF lis value rs tArm,
to any persen having a talent Tor using IT'S
advantages jndclonsly.
Al the same time aud placa, shan sell To
the highest bidder ON credit oil II months,
about 40 NuENOES, mostly men aud
boys, amongst them an excellent ChfPehtcI--
'This is . select lot of negroes, all al good
characfrr--and being all thai have been al
tschpd TO the plantation, purehts rrs Will have
a f,iroppurtnnly Of obtaining The best HE
sale will certainly be made on the day ap-
noinicd, or the next fnif day. The stock al
all Kinds. Horses. Oxen. Cattle, plantation
Utensils. Corn, oats an1 Fodder then remain
lag ON the place VIII also be sold ontAe same
terms.
The usual bonds with security aud a deed
Of trust viii be required for The land-B"nd'
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ball. aaa ipr suaea,, he ada, lat.r.seger..


thied mto sheer abuse i5l nj saai1. Big
oied in whatever apnldn ii hs acrident N
terlainrd-and devoted II whatever nan
II ruined by the .sponsa of his caDse,=-ii
hai neither charity zoe the honest errms nf
IL contemporaries, nor drceucy IN It's ~.
position Ia the rivals of It's fa orltrs.- -
With originally an excellent mind, cutiYa-
ted aud enlightened, It's blind aud reckless
zraI aud rs Nant nr judgment converted
what might have been 4 blessing To itself
and To lis country Into Il curse Ia the one
aud disgrace IL the other. II pn,srssed
qualities which might ha,e attracted adni-
tatlun, and secuted 10 il fespcr, and wcalh,
il they bad not hrcn accompanied with
others which never fil 10 curry contemnl
and dshpnur IN their tran.--A patfint
without princlplr---a braggadecia without
| conragr-aud i ailt,d genius without dis
eieliun, II was neither honur"d for It's pa
tfiotlsm, feared for liza hoast,ng, nor ad-
mirrd for IFS wisdom but, on the contrary
d,te~ted lof It's mrauncss, scornrd for TIA
timidlty, aud plird for its indl7cfehon. -
Assuming Ia he a prophet ns vii as = sac,
It's predictions were guided by II, wtehrs
and az the latter were always at variance
With the hest interests of the county, IA,
former were, happily, always hl-hcd. 80
Cassand,a-hke, however, II vas eterlally
predicting woe. Its dyng notes, unlike
those Of the SSnn, were those of dlrr for
bodng. As out, who has sinoed all nj.
days, wien he Is on hib dcath-hrd views
the future as scene of endless misery
which 10 power can avert, and see IA eve.
~ shadow 40 nycns,ag demon whom no
prayers can soften ard az penlcuce dis
arm, so the Chtaaic,c, III the agouirs of Il.
own dissolution, forrsres the future run q
the cation, AZ An inevitable consequence o
" the apo-tacy Of Mr.. MONROE and III,
election Of Mr. adams Il declared witt
lue and resolution to defend ,he.asciyrs."
However false THIS may he, VI mus 40
censmc with too much harshnras the d
cIoratlons of an agonized mind, just hn
| dig hdirn to lie field OF its lahnrs--paf.
ticolarly when dashed by the reflection tha
Il is einklaR Ia thu grave wlths sins almost
- numerous rs IFS deeds, and that instead
OF it, departu, being ltmenlcd by Il SGD.
individual except thu kindred spirits who .
Indifference j. more acceptable thln thu
sorrow. It's last sigh would b. greeted tll
joy, ard lis memory followed by keen and
whitening contempt-that i. would "a
down
! 4" I tie vile dust, from whence II aprlng,
q unwept, unhonored mud unsuug.
But, We repeat, Rcqoescot in pace ~
-.-e%s..
.Ur. Canning .-Thc portrait Of this cplc-
bratrd man which viii be- found in anuth.,
column, IS well drawn. HIS character /.
portrayed with fire aud spirit, which
cannot tai to attract notice aud admla
| ton.
MARRIED, Or THURSDAY evening last
| by III" Rev. John Davis, Mr. JOHN 4.
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NEW ROCKS.
tBIIE snbscr'bef = ,lWiY rcceivin3 from
- rhillslelphin, New York aud London
very large mud extensive selections oi
NEW MOONS. sc &C.

- IA w o9fA# ~ - NttJ= CAkb
Which render his stock very large and com.
rlctr. Pnreha,crsAill do viii 10 call M ex.
anime his very extensive assortment hiors
they buy, n ha j. dctrrmed 10 sell them very
low Tor cash--ln the lptc arrivals were no
following nov books
Report. OF cnsos argued aud determined ~
The High Cunrts ot chnncery, by J. II.
MerivaIc, Esd 81 Lnoolnb Inn, Balr,stef
et Law IN 4 vols
Reeve 90 Descrnf=. III vol
Napoeon's Expedition 10 Itnssin in 1912, by
ten Count Pulp DE Segnr, in2 DIS,
lbe Iorfalrr> by the author ol Lights and
shadow Il Scottish lite, il vol.
Pa len"e, Is Talr, by hlrs Holland. in vol
Book of tue Church by hohert sonthy, in
vols.
fnlns ol the Crusaders, by the author Of Wn.
verify Quentin DnrWari ~. Nc. IN , vols.
rhs Is decidedly lhr best production thai tho
public uas seen from the pen Of the great TN.
known. ADRIAN X. NOKlu.
nov. 10
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LITTER OF TnE PRESIDENT.

II copying Tie Ieller Of The President 10
General Mcdonald aud the other gentle
mrn of Baltimore Who presented him the
recent invitation, The National IntelIigcn-
Ger, sals-
The letter is honorable IN the Repnb-
ican principles Of President ADAMS, aud
may dlssipale some very erroneous no
tons which prevail in 'csa to his Pc
sonh disposition as we'll as his political
principles, injurious To him, and arising
fom 4 superficial vie" of hs charactr.
" do not kuo" thai Ne could fluid Il Urt-
'rr trst, Of the sincerity of the creed ct a
Re lubhcan Of the United States, pl ICED IN
The. highest political -lation, than we hod
IL the second paragraph ofthis hitter"
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YlOa gIxrNs

IAUt SIAIINS
i.lgli-h sheep skins
Coclincal and pnrIde morocco sk,ns
yellow and black do do.
lawn, purair aud hinck Skyers
Red, yellow aud white Lining Skins
binding skius
Boot cord aud wrlh=-t ne nnd course friA
shoe thfrnd--Ynrash, liquid aud pnste
blnriine---.slloc brushes--.booi trrts---
boot and shoe lasts, all si2rs--herl bals
aud brstrs
u 800 pnir plantation 1fNGGUE3., illo
best ever offered for snle iu Ibis 0ye
100 Reams Letter, Writing, and Wrappic ~.
net Oct 81 1tH23
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N-OTiCE is hereby given that the I ellis
" IN the Lnnalic Hospital IN The Guy
| Williamsburg. are all occupird. and that
no mure patients Nill he received N TAG
sail Hospital, until sumo of the said 'selis
ar. yacant--due notice Of which viii he
gwen.
! By order of the Court of Directors.
LEO. HENLEY. &c. u. 2
! LILLY g, 1898 'a1ess
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On "Wednesday next.
The splendid drawing of tho
.Eargidnd Slaie LOttery

Which took place YESTERDAY. will be received
RUNAWAY from the subscftoer, living
q IN plusyisania. Va. on Inc 2i't d. OF
August last, II negro boy named BILL. ileiS
dark mnlatto. aAort - years old, six Get
= high, eros, eyed, nd ;ol"raby .mar'-spoken.
!, | expect he is ani't 10 make his rsc"re lie
. made tor ivnrhbnrg. will give the sb We
= reward if returned 10 me, or lodged "a Jail SO
;, thai ret him again. GEO ADAMS,
Oct, q HNu#
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DO, oa,. tanned sole leather (Ash.
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Enrpen,eys Wanted.

/ WISH 10 enplny immediately two
i good iourneymen Carpenters, Mons
neel apply but those TINT can do first rnts
work JOHN PERctYAb.
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