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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-05-19

fdently predict that a convention will
destroy the fairest features ofthe constr
'thtion-that the independence ofthe ju-
dietary will be subverted; and the ia
bric of social order be shaken to its en-
trei They would silence the sufferer
from existing evils by threatening him
with the infiction Of greater, if he seek
relieff from the application of a suitable
corrective. =
To those who are willing TO trust the
people, the objections will be W
ed by submitting the acts of the nven
ton to their final judgment aud con-
troll.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-05-19

How many n there are to the
grave! And yet so mercifully is the hui
mar frame constructed, that the springs
of life can frequently sustain the most
violent disease, and survive the most
agonizing disasters-still, in one mo-
ment, and by the most unexpected
means, life becomes extinct. and the
secret arrow of the Almighty, unfelt
and unseen, until the moment it is on
the wing, hurries the unsuspecting VIC
tim to the tomb. These remarks ma
turally arise from the following instan-
ces OF sudden death.-RaL. Reg.
Lately, in Durham County, England,
a young girl was sitting knitting. when
a companion approached her, and stri
king her on the back, occasioned her to
bend forward, by which sudden move
ment, one of her needles ran up her
nose, nd,wounding a mortal part, she
instantly erpifed' A few days ago. the
son of the Editor of the New England
Gazette, fell upon the point of a stick
which he held in his mouth, and pune
tureda an artery Of the throat. The blood
flowed so rapidly that he died in tweu-
~ minutes!
"Dange's stand thick Ger all the ground,
80 kGsh US 10 tie tomb"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-05-19

An accident occurred on Wednesday
evening at a respectable Boarding house
in the city of New-York, which threa-
tened to have been very tragical. Soon
after taking tea, most of the boarders,
the family and servants, in all from
twenty-five TO thirty individual. were
seized with a violent illness, and it was
soon ascertained that in the cakes of
which they had partaken, the..eook had
unwittingly mixed a small quantity of
arsenic, procured that day for another
purpose. Medical aid was immediate
ly obtained, and after a night of distress
and horror, (six physicians being in at
tendance,) they are all, we are happy
to state, early yesterday morning, pro-
nounced out of danger. This occur
renee should again serve to admonish
housekeepers to be careful how they
expose that poisonous drug, so hat it
may be converted to an improper use.
Ner. 4dUertiser.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-05-19

We are indebted 10 p. S, DuPascEAu, Esq.
Tor a copy OF the susioined and very interest
I'M, ls,ter from the American Consul at AL.
eIcrs; a gentleman distinguished for his Ia
icnts and liberal acqlirements.-y.Nat Gaz..
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-05-19

A writer in the Boston Courier says.
that in a communication from Governor
Findlay, of Pennsylvania, to the Editor
of the Democratic Press, a word of ele-
ven letters was spelled with twenty
three !!tbut six of which belonged to
it. ThiSis truly a remarkable blunder,
but not equal to II which occurred ma
ny years ago in this place. A promi-
nent merchant sen an advertisement a
the printer in which he spelled coffee,
kAuGHPHY. Here it viii be perceived,
there is not n letter right. There is
some originality, however, in both
cases.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-05-19

Troy, NAY lo.-Ship ne'cs eltraor-
dinary.-Arrived yesterday in the Hud'
son, from Lake Champlain, three bark
canoes, with 7 red men on board, viz:
three in one, and two in each of the o.
theirs The canoes were seen Swimming
along the opposite shore of the river,
shy as wild ducks, each padded in true
aboriginal style, by an Indian sitting
bolt upright near the stern: they are
| bound down the river.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-05-19

The Maryland Society Of Inter
nal Improvement, recently organized
in Baltimore, at their meeting On the
9Th inst. resolved 10 institute an edito-
rial department, TO be placed under
the cOntrole OF j. S. skinner, Field
Jug Lucas, jr. and J. Ii II Lanobe.
Farmer.
A London paper of March Ia, says
General La Fayette has sent from A.
meriea to the Committee in london, app
pointed TO manage the subscriptions
for the Foreign Refugees, toe following
sums; 900 dollars for natives OF France
200 dollars ton >paEfards, and 400 Go.r
lars for Italians
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-05-19

Cincinnati, Ohio, is represented as
highly fourishing, and buildings of all
kinds are going up. The National Cri-
sis says there is scarcely a tenement,
however humble, that is not inhabited;
and that more can at present be had.
| A number of new steamboats, are now
on the stocks, and several more are con-
tracted for.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-05-19

The Treasurer Of the American BIZ
bic Society acknowledges the receipt
of SS7s3 So, during the month OF A
pril, including a legacy of $4,000, left
by the late Matthew Van ~Benschooten,
Of FishkiiL During the same period,
the issues from the Depository were,
4472 Bibles, 5et5 Testaments, and $50
Mohawk Gospels, valued at S5s75 SO.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-05-19

A fire took place in the Northern
LibertiesSof Philadelphia on Monday
last, when about twenty houses, of diff
ferent descriptions, were burned: a.
mong others were five Comb manufacto-
ries. One person was killed and ano-
Their severely injured. The amount Of
property destroyed was considerable,
but has not been estimated.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-05-19

TIE su6joined resolutions, referred to
aLore, scere unanimously adopted, prior
to the opening of The polls for the county
ofLoudoun, on the III 8pril, 1882
L. RESOLVED an apimousiy, That the
sheriGbe requested to open a poll, at
the approaching ehsction, to ascertain
the sense of the qualified voters of Lou
doun, on the Observation-Disclosures there
shall be a convention called, to submit
to the judgment of the people of this
commemorative, such amendments of
the constitution thereof, as to the con-
v~ention may seem e%xpedient; the "a
mendmeuts. or any part of them, when
approved by a majority of the people,
to become part of the said constitution.
.. Resolred unanimously, That in the
event ola majority of the votes taken at
the election being in favour of such on
vention, six deputies, viz. Charles F.
Mercer, William Ellzey, Richard ii.
Henderson, Samuel NJ. Edwards, Will
liam T. T. Mason, and Sydnor Bailey,
or any one, or more of them, shall be
dutIics Ecu dhu hcidCotCh ~ ob
Staunton, in the county of Augusta, on
Monday, the 25th day of July next, or
on such other day as may be agreed on
therefor, in behalf of the county of Lou
doun, such delegates as may be depu.
ted; by frineds of a convent on, from
the other counties of the commonwealth,
in order, with them, TO concert lawful
and expedient measures for tie attain
ment of their common purpose.
g.. find be 1t further .manimo asly re
soioed, That the six deputies Aforesaid,
together with Cuthbert Powell, } oshua
Osburn, Johnston, Cleveland, and John
III. McCabe, shall constitute a Standing
committee, TO prepare and publish, in
behalf of this county, a suitable address
to the several counties of the common
wealth, inviting the appointment, by
them respectively, of two or more de-
puties for each to attend the general
meeting at StauDton, on the day afore-
said, or at such otherperiod as the COM
mittee may hereafter recommend. And
that the said committee may be en-
powered to correspond with such com
mittee as may be elsewhere appointed,
in pursuance of the object of these re-
solutions.
AT the close ofthe poll the votes stood
For convention, $50; against convention g..
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-05-19

BeHefonts, Pa. May 7.-0n Monday
last. at a militia muster at Potter's
Mills, in this county, a man named An
derson, whilst in the act Of firing a gun
at a target, accidentally shot another
man through the head, andhe instantly
fell, and expired We have not learned
the particulars of this tragical affair,
nor the name CT the person who was
killed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-25

On Tuesday an /, We L.cs,ia, last the 4 Iicultu-
raj Society Of Albemsle, held their first Exhibition
q. Il ts'ue Show 1T the Farm, the residence OF
Sem q q Minor, near fharlotesviBe II was al
leudel tvs large concourse OF persons, and the
compst ion for premiums in the various articles OF
, Oh 5hs, the live stock d domestic manufactures,
vas animated nd interesting. We were pmticJ-
iIiy pleasGd With the speciinens Of plougs exhibit
e.; and With the mcthed b. which the pow er ne
c. ~ TO move item was tested Five ploughy
ere Dffned for the premium, each of which was
Uiec Ell to this trial; by an instrument (callel an
~. Ilar baitncs) which was fur .ishtd 10y Stephen
N-GormicS, Esq Of FauqJier county. a rial Of
s eed was then made by The .eyersl ploughs to
a-ce lin the shortest time in which Jne-eigh'h Of
a. acre OF ground could re ploughed. The tiu,
Ysrei from - 10 9 q mLJtes and the premium
f1r the best plough Gded 20 Hr. Meteor
mick. The horses and colts produced were Of ex
ccucnt qualtY 10th for tie saddle and harness, AID
ercJdrase ~ 10 hope that DE breed Of his valu,-
bic nimai isuoIer going rapid mproy ement IN Va
5 me Ene .riicies OF domestic man0factsre
wee furn.sneJ particularly pair of blankets, BY
,,oeb, o,yaJ, E-q Of Orange, and raw bon
ne,, b. slrs. Emihne Lewis, Of Albemsrle The
bg.oet exhibited by Mrs. Lewis surpassed ali ex
p.cidtion, aud excited universal admiration. TIE
sjsiety expressed heir satisfaction in yery ful
Meeting. by .aninous resolution 10 double lh,
.ffuiIfn 10 cbichit was hy their rules entitled.
We fre promised foil and detailed account o
tle p.o~ecimgs. James Harbour, Esq the presen
5,c,e 4ry ol var, who - me Piesdeih Of the Soci-
cts, VS. prevented from attending Dy official dur,
lrws mIch regretted that he could not comply
with ,he invitation Of The Society, 10 preside, or
thfs interesting occasion. lie had very olitel,
enclosed an address, which was read o the Societ,
aud q number Of ctzens, AID received with gIet
attention. Inc thanks OF the Society we're unan-
inou.ly voted to Mr. Bujou, snd three hupdre,
copies Of lbs address ordered 10 be printed in
smphles form Tor their Vse, CharlgltesgiUs Gas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-25

a party Of our enterprsing young men, con-
sisting of Mr.. Hector Braden, Mr.. Turbet II Ret
ION, Mr. Samuel Mclean, Mr.. Carey Bronaupb
and Mr.. WIN. A. McRea, sailed yesterday in a YES
sci for ST. Marks, with full cargo of goods ON q
irading excursion and with the view Of fixing on J
permanent location in some part Of East Florida.
alexandra Her. Nor. 2.
Major General =. p. Gaines, and bis Aid. Jieut
f. &. w. Butler, arrived in town last evening in
the Fayetteville stage, from the South, and mt m
At the Steam Boat Hotel Weundersiand the Cen
ersl will visit Fortress Monroe to-day.
.NorJoH Herald Nor. 2I.
We understand that Mr.. Owen and his son. have
9TH declared their intentions 10 become citizens ol
pc United States, M. Presg..
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-23

Mr. Samuel rosgiass (brcs,er ~ The bosss
OF Jas. and Jacob Dsgglss, oftbss place walk;
ed out early on Saturday morning. m perfect
health. and IN ths afternoon wa found ssad N
an enclosed lot on the His death
was. no doubt, from a sudden visitation OF Pso
vIdence.
ar. Joshv, Riddle. formerly an extensive
merchant here. was also found dead. On the
same sfternooa. eli the ommoRs aoout an hoer
sfer he mad left his family IN town. Ills death
was probably owins TO the sme cause
.fer. LsralL June IL
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-23
A CARD.

MASTER COMMISSIONER BRNT win
INI attend Al Mr. Daniel Ensler's Tavern. 10
shephsrdsto1n, Va ON he 18TH day Of June.
(~instsntl TO settle the administrator account.
returned By Johs I Cookus, Executor Of Aaron
Jewe't, deceased, who was Administrator of
John b Henry. deceased. II which time and
place al persons thar paid money to Mr., Jsze.
ess. az .iiasnissrasor Of M Henry. will please
to attend. and those who fad il CONVENIENT, viii
cali upon the undersigned in the mean time,
and give such information IS may be in their
power to give.
JAMES l.. RANSOM, .adn'r.
dc bezis nsn Of
Jsha b. Henry. deed
Shepherdstown. Juse 2, 1875.
p. 5. Tn. above meeting has been postpon-
ed BY the Master Commissioner. till some time
in August next. notice Of the day on which it
viii lake place. will be given in due time.
J. l.. RANSOM. .fd,H'r De toms asa
Of Iohs y. Azvy. ssesGssd
June q II
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-23
For convention

The sermon on baptism last sunday at ths
opsquon drew together a large assembly. Up
wsrds Of 1000 psrsons we're s.oposed TO ee
present, The sermon vas about four hours
long. and was listened 10 with high satisfaction
by one sect. and mucb irri,aI ion 10y an 'ther -
One Of the latter rosc to confront the speaker,
out he wittered under the bresth II his sntsgo-
MIST. Rejecting men however. attached 10 nei
Their sect, lock upon these hing. siend ng on
" to stir the blooe and excite feelings directly
tie reverse OF christian good viii aid fellow
hip. Severed stenogrsphers were Y . nj. ard
the sermon will no DOUBT &c replied to.
Hin Rep.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-23

DIED, at rs residence on siasen Island, n
2. on Saturday the 18th inst. after q long and
painful illness, Daniel ID. Tbmfksns, Evq late
vice president OF Tie uni.sa S1.ss., IN &c Siss
yesr OF his age.
From the N. r. Commercial .sSpsrsssr. J,ns Is
Obituary = Another bright ard beautiful star
has set forever The Reverend And truly be-
so,ed John Sxmr4rfAd breathed his last 1T y
bout eleven O'Clock this morning. after . pain
fuI iilaess Of near four weeka- Every one Who
knew him, loved him. and win mourn. The
Christian Church will mourn, And with the
hume fous denoinination To which lie was atEsch.
ed, and in which he shone like . meteor o.
heavenly hight. his loss will be irrepsrabIe. He
vas indeed a meteor-hs shot upon Us N .
twinkIings shone as Il were bat for . moment.
and sank TO Use upon the world NO uure. lie
aas . native Of the neighborhood OF Manches
ter, EnglACd, in the 9th year Of his aye. and
in the eighth OF bis ministry. OF his persona
appearance we need not spesk. WIS that has
seen him, but retains a distinct impression OF
his g~taceful form. bis comedy featured. ard she
sweet benignity Of hs soantenance besming ~
it we're celestial light! Ut bis character We need
not speak. Who thst has known him, ever
knew . being psrlaking Of the fraii nature OF
humanity, more spoilers and lovely. ot his e.
loquenee we need not speak Who that has
listened TO the silver tones Of his voice. the
feryent strains OF his sioq~aence-but lsss felt his
bosom thrill within him, A. he wiped the gush-
ing tear from his cheek. But he - no more
That form Of beautiful symmetry il laid low
that ccunten ance which but q few weeks since
teamed With intelligence and grace. IS now cold
and pallied-thst tongue whose every move
ment was melody, 10 mute. But otter all. VIC
should not grove too much, for,
-"'Tis great to pause and think
Ia what a brighter than this his spirit shines.
How very near he is to Jesus. For sure he must
he near
To him in heaven. Who did so love lis name
on EARTH.
He has suffered much bodily palm and anguish
during his i~Iiness, but while his reason vas not
driven from her empire, he bore il with the
meekpess and patience Of = lamb Not . sigh
nor a murmur escaped his lips. but all was
calm, serene. ard bright. when he closed his
eyes in death. as the las, rays of the setting
sun glsneing from the vest upon the mellow
light Of AutumDal clouds.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-23
Highes. Prize 10000 Dole
SPLENDID SCHEME.
40, 900 Tickets.
More Prizes than Blanks.

40, 900 Tickets.
More Prizes than Blanks.
GJEu~,g Pr1s fasabie an G.sSH airs dnyA
cf,sr The drsuing- s.ssefi 10 a assespn, ef.ffass
,urMoDE OF DRAwINC.--The Numbers
win be pu, into one wheel Hs u%suaI-a And IN the
other wheel viii be put, the prizes ADORE the
de nomination II Four dollars, and the drawing
TO progress 10 the usual manner. Tie 10000
prizes Of 81 will be awarded to the odd or
even Numbers Of the Lottery (as Inc case may
be) dependant on the drs wiag Of the capital
prize Of Forty 7housand DsRws-,hst 10 to wy,
Il the 10000 dollar prize should rome out 10
an OdS number, then sveyy Old .NaS<ev in ~
Scheme will be emitted to = 81 prize. n the
10000 dollar prize should scme out to IN, kvss
nusDer, Then oil the Even IIHmbsss - ~
StAems viii be each entitled to . Prise Of Sc
ST Odd Numbers ara those sadiag sitk
!, 8, ., I, or ..
TErea Numbers are Aoss sndinr
r,ih 2, 4, 8, O, o. o.
This mode Of draw ing not only enshles the
Commissioners 10 complete the Whole Lottery
in ONE DRAWING, but has tie great sdvan.
tage of distributing The small prlses regularly
To every hibernate number in me scAssss. - that
the holder Of two tiokess or two shares oftick-
cts Zone odd and one even numhsrl will be
certain OF obtsining II least orc prixe. and in
the same ratio for any greater quantity.
GJA Ticket drawing . superior prize in Tie
sehssss, IS NOT RESTRICTED from dra sing
an interior one also; (many tickets therefore
will necesssriiy obtain TWO PRIZES EACfI.l
GTHE DRAWING will take place in the
City OF Baltimore on "Wednesday the- 27th
July, and wall Gaisa on as sans Gy
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-23

Those persons who predicted moth
ing less than hatred and scorn for Mr..
Clay wherever he should again show
himself among his constituents, viii
Judge ofthe extent Of their own discri-
mination. when they read the following
paragraph, from the Frankfort (Ken-
tucky) Commentator. They may learn
from the fact contained in this extract.
the view which is taken Of the conduct
of Mr. Clay, by his own constituents,
10 whom alone he owed any rssponsi.
bi!ity for the course he adopted in rsla-
ton 10 the presidential election.
Nat. Jour.
NJ. Clay and his !nts CoasfitusDis.-
There was we are informed 4 very
large public meeting. a few days ago,
at Winchester, in Clarke county, at
which the several gentlemen who are
candidates to succeed Mr. Clay in con.
grsss discussed the politics of the day.
After which Col. Taul lose, and moved
that a country dinner should be prepar-
ed in honor Of Mr.. Clay, and of course
as an expression of appreciation of his
conduct in regard to the presidential
election. The vote was carried anani-
mously and BY acelamation. A similar
compliment j, to be paid to Mr.. Clay in
Woodford, another county of his late
district. 1T cannot but be gratifying to
Mr.. Clay, to find those constituents,
whom violent partizans at a distance
have presumed to accuse him Of having
betrayed. SO generally and SO fully sa.
tisfed with his course.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-23
COTIEN'S

Lottery ind E.rshasse 0Ess, liz .3zavxAG
BALTIMORE. /.
Where in the late State Lotteries. were sold
tbe Great Capitals of LOG. 900 d~olbrs--40.0OO
doiisfs-two Of 20. coo doiisrs-three OF 10000
dollars, besides no less than twelve capitals Of
5000 dollars, &c and wasrs more capital price
C1Orders from any part oftte United ststss
or 1.rri.cries. enclosing the cash or pr,xes IN
.uy oftbe Lotter.ss. tpost paid) viii me ct ocy
Accustoned prompt pcns.on. -.9dt,ess 10
l. COuEN, jr-8aAsmora
RalSasre, lime I'd. 1925.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-23

A tremendous gust ct wind. hail and rain.
visited tie rs:shborheod Of the Opeqaon or
Sunday afternoon isst. 1t came up without pre-
vious notice. ten minutes after the long sermon
asAnsr tbs baptisis. The lhundtr ard lightning
were awful!y sublime. although the coIsterns-
tinn which seized the horses. the fdgets Of the
women, the flowing leghorns shivering in the
blsst snd d%rippIng under the rsiH. the o lssl
snd o dsArs, formed a concert which Demoer;-
tus. had he been there undera shed, would
have heartily enjoyed ibid.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-23

Conpensea According to a resolution sdos
ted al a laie meeting Of The eitizens OF Frede
rick county. for taking The sense Of ths people
on the cali Of Convention. polls were open.
ed 1t tbs several places mentioned in said re.
~solutiSn on Monday the 18th inst' snd the fol
loving h the result a. Far as head from.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-23
Er'raetJ rsm q Priuute lsner, dated BoaOn 81
June, 1895.

EI'rGefJ rsm q Prioufe lener, aasso BoaOn Sh
Iune, 1895
ct is rum0ured here, that DIR. Ben
;dmin Wdterhouse, late Professor Of
Natural History, Sc. at Harvard Uni
versiiy, is now on a visit TO Monticef-
10. Report adds, that the Faculty of
the Central University OF Virginia
have il in contemplation 10 offer the
learned and venerable Professor an
endowment ola Professorship, similar
TO that which he formerly held at
Cambridge. and the duties of which he
discharged with so mach credit to the
institution, and so honourahly to his
reputation as . scholar and a practical
philosopher. We cordially wish a
confirmation of this suggestion, al
though we should regret the loss of
The Doctors learning and talents .
A letter from a Professor ofthe Uni
versity Of Virginia states, that it is
expected that Chancellor KENT, of
New York, win supply the vacancy
in the Law Professorship of that In
stilulion. Mr.. JEFFERSON, its grea.
patron, bad been lately very much in.
disposed. but was 80 far improved as
lately 10 be enabled 10 visit the Uni.
ver.ity.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-23

r. BE- drs~a IN TIE Cay Of Baa;msrs On IN
27rs Nfxr- MON III, (hxsN. M
BY THE IMPROVED MODE,
Ssxsrsd By Less<rs Patent undss Seal d a< U.T
ConEN's VI FicE-- Baarm.r.. I

CUIIENo VI FItF.- BaHfmsfe
juno I'd. Js25. /.
oJThe Imtreusd shisas II drawing having
been universally and - decidedly approved by
the public, rs evmosd by the unprecedented
sales in The hate Stale LOTTERY. he Cor MISSION
rns appointed BY the LovSHsos ard Coussit
have again sdopt~d the sane plan in the fol-
loving scheme. which We have Tie pleasure
now w present, Viz.
STATE LOTTERY o. MARYLAND, No.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-23

Among the visitors at the S~hannondale
Springs this season, We noticed the Baron de
MArriTz. first secretary OF the Imperial Less-
tIcn Of Russia, aud MIR. fiaKEE. tina British
Consul. The ijrmer lat ths Springs on Friday
sSti Nj. aakag left there Oh Monday.
III s.srs' Repesitsrs.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-23

The Grand Jury in New York found
bills Of indictment for murder, against
all the persons concerned in the aflray
which resulted in the death Of MIR. Lam.
bert.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-23

Eew-OsIesns paper and letters to June I.
were received 81 at Nsw-York by the ship Francis.
That city vas already beginning 10 be unhesl.
thy. seven funerals topk place the last day OF
aisy. An early visitation Of The yellow lever
Was anticipated. and all persons not accustom-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-23

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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