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The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-02-05
REMdDV AL.


The subscriber very respectfully in
forms his friends and the public gene
rally, that he has removed his shop to
the West end of the town. on the road
leading 10 the University. at the house
formerly occupied by Mr. Henry ChiIes.
and that he has engaged several young
men, as assistants i'm the
WATCH .a.ND CLOCK REPAIR
ING BUSINESS,
Which will enable him to give general
raj satisfaction to all who will IA
vOr him with their custom. He like
wise WISHES to inform them that he has
commenced the
Clock Making.
ALL SORTS OF TIME PIECES,
no matter how complicated, or what
shape or size they may be ordered, will
be finished in style not to be excelled
by any made in this country or Europe.
He in short time will be able to show
some specimens of them.
JOHN Nj. WEIDEMEYER.
Jan. 10, '25-4t
N. b. can accommodate or G gen
teel boarders on moderate terms, apply
as above.
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PUBLISHED BY G. p. M.KENNIE-

Jan. 10, '25-4t
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From near the Swan Tavern in Char
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II will be DR. inted from the London editor
If 1925. in four very large octa'o volumes;
it viii contain numerous hIaps ard Fac Sinai
! lee Of biblical Manuscripts. and In sAort err
! thfr shat il contained in that edition, aud wii
be very neatly printed on good paper.
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Vol /. Contains a Critical Inqategy into The
G~cBuineness, authenticity, Interrupted Pre-
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Vol. ii, In two parts. treats, frst on Sacred
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IN account with numerous lac S~.nlies) 81
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The 4afsous Reaaalgs, the Quota.eas Jr9m Me
or Issscals7at IA he .Ne.s. The Hssfg attic
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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

Our Havana papers, lsays The BAH.
Amer.l 10 tee ath oftas present month.
have been examined by a friend well
veFsea ia the spanish lang.ase. lie
says, they show lhatihe publie mind in
the Island Of Cuba is ia a state of Ger
mentntion, which VIII probably be short
" hranght 70 ? crisis.
The "BiaFio De laiiayanan Of the eth
February. coatains tho decree of Fer
dinand, dated Sogedon, Isl Aug. 1874.
agai9st secret ~soeietIrs. Tbs decree
was pat in force at Havana TIE a5sh %
FebFaary at, and - AZ fellows:
"Article /. Al secret SOCIETIES what
ever, 81 free nlasohs, Cafbnnafi or o.
Tiers, ere prohibited now AID forever.
;. Those who belong or did belong
to anv lodge or other secret society, ara
TO declare i.ie same to the proper aa-
thogihes-designat tie lodge orlodges,
deao0ace their associates, and give up
their diplomas. Jewels, sc. sc.
3. Those Who continue TO belong to
said societies, and do not make the re-
CURED declaration, are declared to be
guilty OF high treason.
s.. Tkssastests,ion of several witnesses
TO the samse fact shall DC considered al
full proof of the guilt nf the accused.
4 ). Z. 8. and .. Point out the mode
Of proceeding sgainst the offenders.
10. All persons holdlag any Office IL
trust or profit under The government
shall, previous to Il cir entering on ths
discharge Of their respective duties,
make oath AMI declare, that Trey do
not nor ever have belonged to any lodge.
secret society, either u free masons or
otsers whatsoever; and they deny the
absurd principle that the people have
tie light 81 changing or altering the es-
tablishsd forms Of government.
II. Tie sane formality shall be OBJ
ssryel III regard TO all universities, stu
dents, SC.
The -. 70. "a and 18th articles relate
70 prisiisagtd persons, such az eccle-
aiasti cs, 81. rone Of whom are exemp-
ted from being ohligsalo declare uhas
they may know a. Suspect Of secret sp-
cisti6s and their members.
lhe "Notieioso Mercantile &c 9Th IN.
stsni, contains a decree, dated the pre-
ceding day, Of General Francisco ID.
Wives, Captain General OF Cuba, es-
faalishfng a military commission, whose
duty il is 70 arrest aud try persons sus-
peeled Of being uuffiendiy to the king
or has government, or to be paftisans Ok
the coustitusi00i or any person or per-
sons bplsnafuv thpFpto ar uhn mov ba
accused of luclng others 70 enter into
any prohibited association or society,"
This decree is grounded ON the royal
decree ofisth Jan. 1924, Issued by Fer
dinaad, "tle mure eleetually to pre-
serve lis doniinions in America from
the horror and rein with which they are
lnenacal b the unloyal spirit ofreform.~
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

The sIaryland Agricultural Society,
sgreeably.to tie public notice, met at
taeir room on Monday last, Colonel
n. NJ. BostEY having taken the chair,
the Socisty proceeded 70 the election OF
a President, when, NJ counting the bal
lots, il appeared that 0enerai CaAaLrs
RiDcELGY, OF Hampton. was uaaai-
mously elected. lie has, we arc CAD
10 learn, accepted the appointment
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

a dinner was given at Airs. Robin
sons boarding house, at Annapolis, on
" edncsday last, By a number Of gan-
tlemeu 81 that city, 70 Colonel RoGaa
JoN&s, on the occasion oE b leaving
that station to assuGIe lie daaes q sd-
intant General Of The United States
Army, and a. q testimony Of eheir Aia
respect and esteealEat nj.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31
MDU0AplOWo

MFRS. ANN YOUNG respectfully informs
1fAtae citizens q aiartiRsblfg, that she will
open a schooltor English Education, athef resi-
dence, nearly opposite the Lutheran Church,
in which vii be taught Reading. Writing. Ea.
glish GranTsr, Geography, and the different
branches Of NeedleworS. She respectfully So
licits the patronage o fpafen,s and others. The
sirst session is esPeetedto COO. alence on Nioa.
day the 2lst instant.
A~EattmsbtFg, March ]? 81
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

.Nsw Mechanical Poassr.-A ecmpa-
nv Is forming in France, for the estsb-
lishment of vessels on the eansls andri-
vers OF that country, the wheels orpad-
dies of which are stated to be SETH mo-
ton by powerful air pumps, the aetsen
of which IS continued by the action OF
the paddles. Great secrecy had been
observed as to this invention; bot the
! mode In which ths machinery is first set
into action is said to be by a powerfe.
! wheel without friction, which, although
| capable Of producing an impulse equal
| TO a forty horse power, 10 continued III
| motion by 4 person.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31
STOLEN

=; ROM the subscribers stable, living two
f9les from ShepherdstoWn. jefferson COUNTY.
Oh Saturday night last, n &oRREL H0RSE,
Asoen hands high, five years old this aaring,
mas some saddle marks. and probably a star IN
ne t6rehead has the marks Of gears, shed
a. rourd; has a lump on one If his h,ad Aucles
nos y~scoieef ed which ! win give a liberal re-
"afd 10 any person lhst may return said horse.
or give J. scFnatioa where ne may be bal.
usasel, IL WILLIAM BUTLER,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31
San sirk kler4s IAN arrival at New


iSaalei 1 kianas IAN arrivalatNew
fedfaFd has brought accounts from the
Sandwich Islands 70 the 9Th oeptembes
last. The p!rat.cal vessel which was
IN time ago pursued Of Cape Horn
by the Columbia bfigC Congress, had arr
rved al Sandwich Islands, and was sci,
zed b. Tire ex-king. 4 war had broken
out at Atoi. a xon Of Pill had been
placed on the Island as Governor, to the
exclusion Of the late king Tamaree, the
legitimate successor. The latter had
attempted 70 avanga himself. and short
a white man, pitss confidential adviser.
This caused a general rising throughout
tire Island, and was thought Iamaree
would have to flee TO the Mountains
lie had ons or twice narrowly escaped
being killed About 1909 men had pro-
ceeded from Owyhee, Aowee, and Wa
wee, aud Wahoo, 10 queli the distur-
Dances.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31
Tasrranr, ne. Mareh s.

K'NI, sAF. .1HT1N D.
An action for Breach of Promise OF
Marriage, was tried at the late term oe
the cpurt of Common Pleas, in this
County, and q verdict OF ozs thousand
d5lsars damages obtained for the plain
iii, Aiss Hannah Dodge, Of New Cas-
TIC, county of iincala. The defendants
m4s AIR. JoelIIiA, Of ST. Stephens.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31
Adam S. Henshaw.

Mr.. Adam S. Henshaw,
TAKE NOTICE. that on Saturday
L the 10Th day Of April next, at the
house Of James Miller, tavern keeper, in the
town Of Darkesviile, in The county Of Bcrke.
ley, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock in the
morning and 4 O'Clock in the evening, We
shall. BY virtue Of a commission from tie Su-
perioF Court Of Chancery at Winchester. Nt-
giaIa, take the dispositions Of Henry Bediuger
and oshers, which we uisan u offer as eyieenee
in a cause depeniiDg in said couf', in which
We are complainanls and Won are defendant,
LEVI HENSHAW.
HIRAM i4ENSHAW,
Adm'rs Of William IIenshaw, decd
march IL
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

THE subscriber will open an ENCLISh
Il SCHOOL in the house Of MIR. James
Reed, in Maitinsburg, on the 4th day Of April
next. where be viii receive scholars to learn
spelling, reading. writing md arithmetic, until
the number shah be IS or 80.
DAVID MILLER.
March "a. St
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

81. .Jaan dc UIoa--AheGeneral Com
mandant and Governor of Vera Cruz
hos given public notice, that President
Victoria. OF the United States of Mexi-
CO, had decreed the continuance Of the
blockade Of ST. Juan de Uloa, until the
Government of the Republic IS formally
acknowledged by Spain. The blockade
extends TO the flags Of all nations at
tempting to communicate in any shape
with the fortress.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

Steam F'aviest on.-Ii appears. from
the papers reserved BY the last arrival
from England, that the affairs of the
"General Steam Navigation Company
Of London were in the most proper
Gus state. They we've already in possey-
sion OF eight powerful steam vessels,
engagedin conveying goods to and from
different ports In the kingdom, and in
towing merchant vessel. from the mouth
Of the Seize 70 Roaen, and back, inciu-
ding AL the intermediate places, under
The special permission Of the French
government. Several others were RAJ
pidly building, I'D il was intended to
purchase others 10 start early in the
Spssug, under such arrangements as
would insure a rapid, safe, nd constant
conveyance between Great Bris~ia and
the continent Of Europe.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31

A In nersans ;sdeis.sd to sh- estate Of
IA JOSEPH ElENCHfNI. arc sequested 70
come forward and make pawn eHt az soon a.
possible. also allpersans having e.!sims against
said estate, arc requested to bring forward
0reir accounts properly authenticated FOR set
der1ent as no longer indulgence car be given
b. tle undersigned.
Joseph Nsnehini, Admir-.
Marg .Meaghini, Adm'fz.
March II.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-22

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fha Declaration of lndeI cndcuc, ard L..
history Of the tso great parties that lof-
n.liRrxi4ted 10 the country - touched ~
~ VITA thp utmost drlicaoy y far RENE, Il
from aoy thing or par,i an or parliaI fol
mg FH,u political credible Interests
OF tn various Goyerumcats in TIM Ua,.r
aud .ac policy Of In. ,rariahle pred
ers=o ne subjects also beautifully aiu-tra-
ted.
Such Is the character Of his docarnrat
that his Introduced air. Adam, tolls conn.
tryrnen, md 10 tie world. As Prcs,drat at
the United state Of Ameiiea. coni3jnlus.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-22
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go rAalE 80 rnE WoNM.

IUE EAGLE Al TIL WORM.
, Gaasa tstfe.
THE glaa' Eaele SCARED on hish
ln'a ter e.aas iltr shy;
nsslel iHf51sa thu eioals ~ glorious state,
A. go PIE bieiissf mountain 81,
And seis3---
"i'.ee fbca sao1,
Ifsai d M hnflaH' -s,hn sbsH y
70 i4i. ,7bliue, m'red5,a land
Vito eaa arproarh ae
ssil a small voice; he looked aros7d,
And ,aH aa eaftb.vofn oa - erapu5.
~ rivals $50
IL" eam''' hon here > nc ~ i. ea'l y,
Aaa aoo Jbce haze" aleran'ed.
Z AH lister. and Grae@l.,
shaHctilor. aud { yiiuais
f4tvrers ald l.aDreats all
tai otr85s fHnse seais oBafgl,
Come nov aHi tell ss--aia You H.
D. - va csarff
-. real. ~ hoR of one lfacfs
y our crugitfs to TIE ioeica piaeea.
" Tao4rloal.' raaredlhs Ea-la.-" Thru
DlriBg So craaf pgtl az mll1fH,n's bto# ?.
:. crave Su1ir rasdan, nyp bird
\. (fih 'ispss aa uaHaF fss .s1ls
Eor win .rcsk-g1fafa srsH acs
sin, ~ afnl
is sometime uars sesulf tu ruatI
lhoa ~
r. ihni'ref Itasua.i w.. Thou reptile taa
~ rhdsf aiga 49, E. .at ~ j rflue' ui,ebfs r
And moved a. sa3#5 a.aI.#
aItsts.a fuf,il Il. ~
Forbid - beaver ier ua such vanity!
~,5--but } drought Ia cain .a.es % - Al ,
Rua a aeertshru ,e5tat az bat e.usit
TatcIaa'e uata'e1 ,hrsn=a tbe skes.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-22
ItlI sC;E...LsL. E.IG 4 z re-.
From ptio Alepaor.

Udac ~ The Monuments ~ .3Rhqnag.
Proeahl, more lhta btlr Of those arDf
clA mo an Is of aarl6, which existed IT thr
Ilne Of aur Giet stf4sweul, stand At this
DAY, n3ooHm mt ri ,ac srla AID industry
of ancient inhablu1s Of those Western
States a. relies of Ia ncf 49, 81 al NJ.
1ipns ,ltbtr anuulafrd or upfeoon
T4t.e ,nDands ar" uomrroug, and sn dl-.
p1ud lbat pf,aably the grea',si number
Of counties 80 ia. state ht,c "a each, one
o. mar. THri @ eltudr duf.re f.r
The smallest n,'m Al eillecl., IL tho dueo.
fiprs ol he auI] ali, Dol ~ tAe dame.
ttr.of ih ir u ss,, All fIe ,5rtat;ou Of ihrtr
tpes; fren i'm ttmRia OF Tie present da,,
, tn extended ~ al ltEe Qualifications
p fafm. .fhes most frequently resemble
.sa-t# iasf--soturtlnc,. however, they
ta1r t,atthen Nails nf sgn,,e ar eircn.
iar fofm rlavnHd from { 10 > lert, eocl1.
: an ara Il several acres. sometime
..tu,, Tor ee,rr 4 rods. and, IN aoc M
- ~ an adjoining county, Tor tue dis
a ~ ~ t,go mlles auto Az e'eslnt turnpike
- sometimes with les y ,nlnrtrs, or
sca,a IN moarfa u.s.. and might, bur
~ tnrir affinity, md dist8ni resemblance
I eonical monnl,, be tahsa faI lGum
M ~.
ee numhrr aud ,,r,ciy Of thc,t
moi ads, u ,oai afiiY of Walrn are of tn
conicn, turrn, NY argue ia favor a. tn :.
BOLTON ar ,ntne ri hl.m tog a., purpa.s
a nract5,al u,r ~ H. spot fhe, oceun,=
h,t If we csrg antlri,as'e thft sia,r accnoi.d
Nv a dease population . and 'b,t rrtar
r,eut usually cauteuanf g. .nr rise aud
| ,ieurr Of aso or wealth II W. anticipate
t,ai ever poetry am, TIE Epc AIS saaa
tatoa4.nd lhp 0bar al #ullots a7I=.I.iate Ia
tie subject aad imagery tt,.e relils 6aua +,
I've ar ripate thai HE Doolrl resy#. $50.
fhe,t depu.ituics q tansv aart.# ate
sh n not only ra,rch thr ,nu.auG 81 fn#
ant4u,riaa. sa lr tac kry fn4. shall al-
la.s ihr t,,iel bisiur, ~ NATIONS. aosu fa..
I'm shtipa, nr mas NV ,hp n',#fta.a.,H
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or 1T .s,.sa matter. at.5. iaf,arr,
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q. aT I.stfpIius TIC mounds c,.,Ia4D# E..
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te.iar &, .f.t4rtI - ~ jfa#l. 81 4nnf.i ar SIZE
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and iltses stronger. '.A 70 applied to the
.ob.if ration ot aHe. s#laat,.i fa ti.r4.laa,tnl-
est rant # oup r. metropolis, rpmall,l-
bl. ibi .lz,, trEu,arity. aud the clniosltps il
contained
S Ia hca'ipi of The town Of Columbus.
thu uaia street 81 the town WIS aid d
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