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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-10
Public Sale.

viii be sold, on Thursday the path of March.
on > credit,
Some good Work Horses, Brood Mares,
Coils, Milch Cons, Sheep, and q
number Of Sous and Pigs;
one Wagons; one new Cart, one ten piste Stove;
a quantity Of Rye, Bran. shorts. SLipcuH. and
Stone Coal by the bushci; Feathers and Geese,
a quantity of good Whisky. by the barrel;
one set Smith Tools.
0JWili be sold, on the same day. for cash,
one hundred HOGS, all of which are in good
order. JAMES FORNAN.
Mouth Of Opcckon, March 10
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-10

A letter from a gentleman IN Shelby county,
Kentucky, to a gentleman in Mifhintown.
Pennsylvania, states that DESiiA. the murder
or of Mr.. Baker, has broken Jail, and escaped
since his trial, il is to be hoped that an sccu'
rate description Of him may be given. and that
an extra vigilance will be exercised throughout
our country TO arrest so foul a monster.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-10
Public Sale.

N-ILL be sold at public sale. on Wednes.
w day the 10th OF March, 1926, At the
late residence OF MIR. Peter Supn, Of Berkeley
county, deceased,
Ill The Personal Estate of saiddec'd.
Consisting OF some elegant Horses. Cows, young
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs. Two good Wagons. Car.
role, and another light Wagon not yet ironea,
Pioughs, Harrows. two Wheat Fans, Cutting
Box. a get of Black smiths Tools, Corn BY the
barrel aud Hay by the ton. Grain in The ground,
both Wheat and Rye-slso, a quantity OF
Household & Kitchen Furniture,
consisting of Beds and Bedding, Tables, Chairs,
Cupboards, Drawers, several ten plate Stoves,
eight d,y Clock-Togsther with great many
articles too numerous for nscrtion.
Terms Of .Sak-Twelvc months credit on all
sums above three dollars. the purchaser giving
bond and approved ssc~urity--,hree dollars and
under, cash. No property to be removed from
the premises until the above conditions are
complied with. Sale 10 al 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon.
SOLOMON WEIDMAN,
Admir- Of P. Suvcr, decd.
Feb "a ids
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-10
Public Sale.

WILL be sold at the late residence Of Nj
w cholas ~Schappert, deceased, on Thurs
day the 18th OF March, inst. ALI THE PER.
SONAL PROPERTY of said deceased. con-
sisting of Cows, Grain by the bushel. Rye,
Corn and Oats;
Household 8. Kitchen Furniture,
snch Us Bedding. Chairs, Stoves, Desks, Blu
resu, a Cart. and many other articles not neces
sary to mention. Six months credit on all sum:
above FIVE dollars. Sale to commence early in
the day, and due attendance given by
JACOB sCHAPpERr, Admir-.
March 3
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-10
Stop the Runaway!

ELOPED from the subscribers farm. ne
this place, onWejnesdsy the I'd in.
GkNs~ a negro boy named
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-10

Commodore PORTER arrived athis re-
sidence at Meridian Hill, near this City,
Yesterday from Thompson's Island. by
way of Norfolk. Nat. Intel.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-10
BUSINESS S,

DU jim II ..
TINE subscriber respectfully informs tho
4 farmers of Berkeley, Jefferson and FIRE.
derrick counties, that he carries on the PLOUGG
MAKING BUSINESS at the west end Of King
street, Martinsburg. where he is prepared to
make all kinds of Ploughs-being we'll supple
ed with n quantity of excellent stuff, be will
ensure his work to e substantial. The prices
will correspond with the times
1t is deemed Unnecessary to say much about
his Ploughs, IS they have been tried by the
prin cipd farmers of Berkeley, and found to
be equal to any others
JACOB Ii. GARDNER.
Martinsburg, March ~ H-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-03
Mr.. .Noah's GRIND Speculation.

Mr.. .Noah's Grand Speculation.
The attention OF our readers viii be dttrac-
ted by an article in TO days paper in relation
TO the foundation OF a Jewish City, formed in
the bosom Of this republic, aud under the pro-
lection Of its consultation and laws. Not
withstanding this giving oat" however,
this city is 10 be governed by distinct instl-
tltions, of Jewish origin, and shifted alone TO
the Jewish character. All this has been done
without the least note Of propagation. Not
withstandiny all the fornalty observed Oh
the oc aasion the salute, the procession, the
masonic, military aud christian ceremonies, u
was all consummated before even the whisper
of snch an intention had been trusted to the
winds We will furnish such insight into the
matter as our previous observations may en-
able us.
Some two or three years ago, MIR. Morde
cal Manuel Noah well known to ihe reading
public the lacelious aud "rgate willie"
Editor OF the New York National .4ioocdie,
(who is, by the way, Iew) asked OF the Lee
gislalure of New York the gratuitous grant OF
Grand Island, situated in the extreme ives
TERN part Oh tidl stdte, anu belonging 10 us
government elIedging il to be his intention
to people it with respectable Jews, from this
country, such as We're willing to enter into
his scheme and from foreign countries, such
/ as were weary OF the expressions imposed
upon them on account of their religion.
creed One great argument which he used
10 influence the Legislature 10 listen with ii
! T.
rope, the Jews we're tue bankers and credit
ors of almost u!l It's 'gevernmeafs--- al iht
RothsGhllds for instance, we've as Important
agents in the successful pro ecu,iou Of war.
IS the sword and r. bsvonct, as they fur
aished the pa@n"ae mobile, the moving spring
II actor, without which the weHpons would
r.. from the ncryeless grasp Of tue hlreiIns'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-03
C. e. IE IL M IS

Lottery aud Etehaaies-gNas, ID Harkef.sh
BALTIMORE.
Where all the great capitals were sold in
thr IHsl Grand Strife Lottery, which WIS
dawn on the 9th july--si2 the 19o,0oo,
the 10000 doithfs-tht 5000 dollars ttle
latter IN shareE ---and where IN the late State
and other lotteries, were sold the hfeai tae
pital4 OF l00OOn dollnf..-ji et 10000 doliers--t
D OF 10000 deilafs.--6 OF 10000 doilnfa--12
ot 90 ono dollnrs---l7 Of 10000 dolars--3i Of
8 5000. Sc ---and WHERE MORE CAPITAL
PRiXES HAVE BEEN OBTAINED THAN
Al ANY OTHER OFFICE ~ AMERICA
Orders from my p6fl OF Tie United states
or territories, either by miil, posi- Fnid, or
by private conveyance enclosing The cash OF
prizes IN any lotteries, viii meet with the
sante prompt and pnucinnl attention AS II on
personal application addressed 90
j / COIiLN, IT, baltimore.
CO. CollsN'5 /" Gazette and Lottery
REGISTER" which viii be published imme-
dlalely after the frt"ing VII contain the
complete List of rri2es, and will be- for
warded gtntis. 10 all who purchase their
Tickets AT e OlIEN'S OFFICE, aud who
signify tlcir wish 10 receive the same.
Sent, =
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-03

ENHF Lottery aud Exchange Business
4 heretofore conducted In Baltimore, IN.
der The firm Of J ]. Cohen, jim Richmond
aud Norfolk under the Grm of r T. 4 " T.
Gohtn--and III rhilnd slplia under the hrin f
J. ] C0hcn II ! acotier', vii Tor the future
be conducted in eaeh place nnder be firm OF
il COHEN, ar d BROTHERS.
BaiInolrl seni.0 le13.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-03
t!r 7. / Z. e VTa IrSEiAN.
LYNCHBURG, OCTOBER 8. lS25.
TOBACCO INsPECTloN.

The following IS list of the quantity Of
tobacco Inspected in Lynchburg during tie
year ending the Both September. 1t will at
ford abroaI some evidence OF our commercial
impDrlauces
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-03
a3O, 900 yrxC rngy 1RxA11.
a0.Oco TICKETS,
NOT ONE BLINK TO n PRIZE
70 M pnANs On If.E
Naa and EVEN SYSTEM,

tine 'niird states.
The holder . ftuo hek4 or iito siarts, wil
b. ctfteiH al obtaining NJ ienst ona piize, eni
bag dfau Il{ii}.k}
The popularity Of this scheme Is nnrisall'
sand IN consequence of is brillinnay al
mode al drawing, has enused continuance
OF sales lhc moE unprecedented Every priae
l. pay slln IN CASH, nhieh enn he had TIE
MoMhNI fiEf ARE DRAWN,
Nhpte Tickets So Qoarters 81 20
Halves 81 1Bighths o.
10 be had in The greatest , feiy OF numbers
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-03
-..eE 2..-
MIR. CHAPMAN JOHNSON.


w learn from the Stanton Spectator,
thai this gentleman addressed the citizens
of Augusta county on Monday the 18th
ult. on the subject Of Convention. Ills
address occupied four hours in The delivery,
and i, said to have been characterized by
that force Of argument aud spleudor Of
style that he always exhibit. The Edit
or ofthe Stanton paper quantity rem .iks,
that he SIS unable 10 say whether the ad-
dress made any prosrlytesy' nd corres-
p0ndeut OF that paper says that he got ten
signatures 10 the Cfcs. erhelI memorial for
every hour OF bis address Ujde!iet, 10 -
We insert fel9w An extract from the Staun-
ton p9per from which it woeld appear
Fat Mr.. Johnson expressed his determioa-
ion % obey the wlsies of his constituents
tho " If opposed 70 his opinions, he sho,n9id
do so with NJ much reluctance ~ he would
! obey mandate which required him 10 ex-
.cute hi, father "a the gailnWs Red
, iy, if this he SO, Mr, Us political attach
ments must be very strong, or his flial at
fecti0ns remarkably weak
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-03

Departed TINS lie on Friday the 3Oth sep
tembcr, al the rcsdeuce Of the hev. Edward
Cannon, IN Lyncbburg. the Rev cHR5TG-
lHEH SIMMONS MOilNG lie mud been
boat 81 years "A Metb1disl travelling presuh-
or A. he lived deeply devoted To lie Logd
and his sacred cs'Ise . So died On the fol
lowing Jay his remains were removed Ia tire
Methodist Church where an appropriate ser
mon was delivered by The Rev II g Leiqh,
from ID Timothy, dJb Oh. GIN, III and 9Th
yerscs---" am noW ready to be ofinred, aud
the 6lne Of my departure is al hnnd nnre
fought good fght--i nave finished my
rontse--I Naye ke!n my hcnceilrlh
there is lpid 1p for me "a crown ct righteous
ress wacn tie Lord, The rig!teons iadgei
shall sye nie ri that day
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-03

occurrences of ills .iodfrrqaesils i,,rpen,
prople wlii da well Ia reaeuiler this
remedy, - 1t aiT.irds the oaly chapre of
restoring life. The air shouf be theawn
IN by small pair Of bellows instead OF the
mouth, MS it is then pure, and has never
undergone any change in the respiratory
organ TO unit il for the pu pase Of life.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-03
TIE WHoLE 70 he DPaY.s
lS O.Sh DAY,
IL the City Of haliimgre, on " ednesaay
Ihe 9th OK NOV ember.
conEs's opflcE--BArr,sohs, ;

3fVltHItff 8 I'D,
We Hyc the pleasure ID announce that ina
drawing ol Tie
ga amp agAIx 1.ornEnx
q Alafy inad WI take Place Is Tue city et
b7lfiuorr On "Wednesday the "a -Aurfn.ttf.
altd at lit enurel5 cos,ideit,j On iish ~ !.
under tHr sHprfialfudetns 81 tte 'aaHfss4
ti8nrr aWoaied ~ fasGafafuof slld 1grns
Gil
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-03

From the Georgia Missionary, of.4Gs, -.
\ ieW da, s4incc, we Witnessed an Incident
OF an alarming character, though "l ne
uuent occurrence. The carriage driver OF
a lady from 4 Alabama, was, together WIN
one ofil1e horses, struck to the ground by
lightning. The boy did not eShihlt any
Sings OF fe--the hnrse was seen To WINK
few tinles; bal did not move. Happy,
some of the ladies in company had preseoee
Of mind Sufficient to order some one to blow
into the BOYS mouth, and as soon rs his
lungs were inflated he breathed rms
though apareety a Indicrons and tr'h'ns
ching, was certainly the mran', rosniher
win friction. OF restoring the hey TO liz
llo was struck on tbe side ofas head, hl-
hat was tmn 70 pieces, and his neck, sid
and les, blistered, aud the tor OF his She
/ eaDhletely burst ont, No d"a'd mo IN
horses lungs been also iollated, that hol
wight hayehyed, for the hofsf c.lt' nl,
eviDced more signs OF life rmmedIatel !,
after the accident, than the boy. a.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-01

DIED, IN the 18th la.J. i It's rt4i,ifnce,
in Campbell cum abo 1 he 18th A"ai
Of his az Mai. BURN LEE, alter
a severe illness Mn ", k.-fpas liz " Ia
w. the only hope IT his Gnl, IN a f."
DAYS vas called beuce and lelt Them IL he
moan heir ilrpar,hlr l,-s-ln hi death
sneirts has let nuch. lie was man 81
extensive nsetllarsg. H. Is filed many
important oilicrs, nd IN al of them has az
quilted hituSrlf Nth becoming dignit, ;aud
a rps'imnny of the universal regard If lat.
arouainipnces aud 1eghbors was mahllc-t-
I'd pn the day If his burial hy the lar~'
number Nhp assembled to pay hun The last
tribute. of Their respect.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-01
.SNH u.

'EHIE NrgHors belooei IL the estate "f
l Authuuy Ru.ker. lee. VIII be offered inr
hire 81 tbr dsv II lan0HrN, 80, h'lprr
the itoor II Natter Il. BoeWolfs Tavern, Am
hers Caarf.bs0 A. the .hmr hme and
l,h,er. the hnls directed h, the Ie.tnlnr 10
hc rnn'e# u,il la, oArrrd tor the year ls2h
Those gentlemen WIN hired negroes Ibis PIE
srni vcar. ,vill plcasa t. ddivrr lhem n the
time nnd place nhn,r mentioned. Terms
made kna,n on Dh- lay 81 urlng.
JESSE MCHESON, tdmr.
De | Whit Dr bouts han.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-01

L ?" The nnmhers dihVu IL delrte,t1.
lhe Prlzes "a the Washington aud 81. /.
Ehn,h b"tlefy, which tu"h place on lH'
10Th, IN Wilmington, tDrl.) wcre ~ To-
lows, w:
8. 20. 25. I. 10.
Thu Manager = bal 81 tn drawings rrcsis-
rdby s. d4 III. ANy,ai.V. sc.
LfN fbtba,
q - Nurfr all numbers vii hr rXamiu.
ed grat4. AID Tho cash paid n sight, II oh.
tunad Of ilbrr Of lhrir Offices.
Drcrsuhrri /.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-01
NnvtA X Nabrvt Nyie,
Are now opening m rNtfn-tYf aes7flln= ~ ~
FALL, q EaA-G y!N NOt115.

Alr hoW wl'eo'''s n. IN -, = ~, S,ts.,v,.
= fl hA 81 W AN 49, - 81 - -
"n''" ''''N ".'' r,,,. f,l,a,, ,,,s mr..
prices '"'''a''"S IL P''' W ''''
uel'', w 49,, f.. 81 .,.,.
9oP'ru'e ''o'oN' ''''' = ',.'l ,.,i,,,5
"ea'nn 'ol ''y't ,'',.' ..,.',,..
9,9If'n M, "n' '''H''''"'
lo' qua ''.'o.'''a '",s1I'''}54
i1o,'Y' ore '''''ns 'o' l'''''
,ae'"nk '"a s',fh '''"f ,.l.
lf."1.ian "h9 .a'''' l'"'
TO- POM n. nm IN"
'aTeins an ''e,' 'aa'
! gas n''.'an'a ','@n nun - .,.....a..
Lon Try hH5"a "hf''F .''"''" "''
oa'hhn'ss .,..,.,...,.
. ana lia,"' an '','' ,.
hans'9P ""3 h"H' vi '''''
ha''a ,'''' '"" ,T's'
Pa'."l do 49,. d. ,.l..l#aoA.
2f'''1f SI' Il '''' ,', ,.,,,,, L.,,t .r,hl.
iiar' ram hatN>' ~" M"
six coil"u hhN No'N'ca ~ 80.
homG'z,,' p w. >I pk III .''''''
EI,rA node Flmrncc. md ltaiipn lule,irine
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-01

Aos-rr Sese hc eusase,fn Iisct4ins the
cnu1Parait.c value ~ retrut puIihase a.
the reed AT d" Friends ur. Alnius, n-nr |
u hf we're ~ the haatiy expectation ot A.
express from some ttaig Luctg LRiey OF
bct-when. II lhrS we IL hr flied ur ) I
dollars, they wound perhaps d.ler these
matters, and attend muster for III hour or
two while, IN the other hand, an hon
t-t counirSman, Whose bot had been cast.
N Noarishias mercan lir town, hat afar
oil IN some poor county, in lip midst Ut
our everlasting hills would br induced
10 attend muster from the fear of iine Of
- cents, ar perhaps from . better noti,r.
That h. ieas rfBdsrjHg 10 his country her
reasonable serfi.e." L. almost every
county ar town. thee is generally great
-lmllrily of feeling aud sentiment, and
what would Influence onr would generally
iunae0ce others. and hrnrr the court, g,u-
erallN could uat err nj making the fine the
same upon any, Wne fl T. attend me or
all the music, You complain uf this m
discriminate mode of .urfcrmeul-= at Il Il
hIush one might b. Disposed 10 th,uk as
you do upon tbs ,abrci hut hook At II IN
itS tru, colours. particularly, M the facts N
INnrhhnr, an. n,,...,,,1 add 90, mus,
rnncl ii. that nn d,Ir r,nr, ongLr N IN
tee IT, he made in The amouni of thr fins
against drlwqHcuts; thai they ahnr'd III
ndlscrlmlnatcly TIN sarnr-1 -ay all have
Islnned, and arr gulity, hu hate i'l Il
Ia attend one OF morr mu-tors--and, fnI
the life Of me, cAouot eer why Il man. Tn
filling ia attend nap nuster. shauid he
6urd j,Ss for that nnp failure. than h, who
ma. failed Ia attend tl,.,.p .,,i, IL IN, r,ur m
I'M. ,,,r- .inc. in ,,th,r c,se. vb.n.y,,
Tiny .lo attend MS FINN the fear nf far
rai6r, than fran r,soc,t Ia their officer on
the h,,ns oftbg Lp,d =. for credit. none +
d,, Ia .th.r. Tins il tn. true ,rrognj to
uI,,,. mn. .,,i,,,.ri ,,,on --Y,s =, .,f,s M
t,inq. ,i.,. npJ., h,,,,n# iI,,n. H.. Of ;,
6n,, n r,uts th.,l hria,,, to #,,r masters
m. 1.,y .,a,r-rrn,. ,a ,n,, v.r..,.l moi
,all,op thos. nho do attend Their y.r,
c,,,,t.nan,,s ihe,r a,,,ans TN. manner in
- inch TN, do any tLiur drrclrd hy their
,iIic.r---nrn,.# nnst ,n,nlt.siI,. that TIM,
t.,l n, nrb,r d,.no,ji,ou Than Ia Will. 4
A., the hours of drll. That they NAV b.
OH Thc fine should hr nsrrae,i Oor
dollar would onty induce some=rIght OF irn
m"'e |" a','"o-n''t ''''.H' Jew mo''
when gwen three Il, liar. would TT hr,ng
t. the field the l{irhmonds' If ourday, |
mean many Of tn" riamor"ns "retor'eal
k@""inS ONES 81 our 'o"n',hr''' "ho "'''s'
.b,,, ~, .,,,,,l,. met -,
prove rither-Nnn cry down the acts Of
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THE vIRGINfAN.


day or Two pass P''Nea "P }" ~ P'-
ven 81 III, Il i '''s'. ','' was S'fa'N WIN
d l"nT '""oll'I a''' ~ upon ""' ''''i'n'
SAs''!h ana "'io'' '''"hl az ,e NJ"
you III como hl'''ihe "'' Ss'e'"' anu 'os"''
'll'' us t'ai"r u'"''9 "'"s we" w ~
Ht'h'n upon our state, cannot d"'l' ne
Jhs'"t "f poPrf'! 81 your ''''"'"S al""
'lr acIs 81 lh' o''"''oh o"9l' -'ld' 'I'' ~
comfy hrtd III Nll' P'"'f'- Wy o. ,o"'
Nteh II MARKS VI i'"''"' u "o' '9a5t"''
'nd "e9lris, m'@P'' '''"1. ~ p''''' '"-
orPHS'd ~ lh' Ii S'N'''"''' '"'" w ~
pue''' WIN 'eN' % oI'''"'"t "P". Wv
coof,-hdltI'I. certainly lnfy sao"ld h"'
"' "h'i'o w s""'"' ''N'"' y y''' ''"'' .
- aN'o'ect 10 new .u"' '''' 'o''''-'"'i '.''
'''e" 'oP'oP''y nv" ''' * VI :"
J'Sfict Il hIda' /" I't ""'" ny N'u' y
'ncn'aling anu ho' P"I't 7s''S' uh'
"thihtiS "i ''ul'-'''a''''i' ''''hk ''''"'
me '"uet. IL VI 81 "''' u "''"''' '' "
rt"a'ul si'""'" " WI ''''''''o ~
hefd u" A'"' ''''' - ''''' ''''' - NV
h"nuhn'hl e'1u'I ~ '"' ~ ~ '''"' '''
"i ui"Hf * ha9' "a""' u - ''''",
m"ng others, You IA Pf'p"aaa'n iA'7
'ni'f"Sal .r!' "a5 H." IN "a" ''"'e -
urge Jtsl' opt" Jo "' '1'''S. 3" No"''i
0t5GHtoH ~ so"'tS y th1""9 =" SCI"
10 tai ih"l ia" lht co" 2'N'o"'' INV
moments rth'''t"n "b'h ''5s P'oi''''''""
thy mus have r7"" Ia t"'' e""e'o ION
NoW sr"n6e rs "" may thl"N - 'l'
'''''' - - III ''"'' ~ ''''' ;,
t"Pir' I'd "i''f mon IMAM ""' R''"e'"'
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MARRIED. on rh.wsday, thr 10th lpsi,
by - r.. Isaac C"chranr. Nr. no
pERr HUNTER JR., Ia Miss SUSAN
VI. daughter nf Hr. Charles Bl,nnt. all ri
Camph"il county.
-. IN Thursday the nth inst br III"
9rv. Sa.na.l Ar,ni-tead Nr. " ASIilNd-
TON HU NTER, of Campbell cooa'y, 4"
Miss SUSAN c. daughter of Mr.. Ma
than Harvey, OF Charlotte county,
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MILITIA vi TIERS.

ron TIM NIRGINIAv.
lam not much surprised, Messrs Editors.
thai there ar, m1nv complaining Al the
iinr- Imposed by the hrat,alinu court If ~
qairy, nor am much surprised lhat those
verl gentlemen Who 81 highly revere the
majesty ufthr LAWS when others odrHtf ~
gainst them, and thluk no penalty salli-
clept dtoncmeut, are thu fir4i to complain
when ihty arc found delinquent and receive
the lash Al TIN. IS ~ doubt yer, right
as the SogcS Of Our day WHO want, nothing
hut The spi II of dl,luniion IN make them
p aphet4, know what's what, when they
come in for share of the damages lhry
Know, being wise Inrn, What law. should
be ubrstd. and what should nni-ihrv
knaw uhrh are good and nhnlesume and
which are not-and helng Of op,nlon ~
understand, from IA ruler - lsareI' that the
Militia laws of thu state are all stuff non
sense and folly, and that Our musirrs iao
admit they ar. are n IcuiouS pprNlr- OF
military mru. officers. music Nc. &c. have
conrludcd that they will mol obey me laws
l., other words. that the, will Violate them
and ~ hen as the law (which, after al is
or naStrrl has been enf'rc-d ~ prosid-
ed for. they cry out and cail II tyranny.
Dar SAYS nothing 81 itrdnnIcai his occnr-
red -lnrr Oliver Cromwell, at-Nrlhl
gentlemen, y"r are wiser tb1u you should
he, and W know not what tyranny is
Saeh pothel about nothing is ridiculous
You have not mustered, and have heru
. anr two dollars each for il. aud not three,
~ Tue la , says you may b.. aud YOU con
pl.n Why because il il n"' TOM aud sly
pence. You say thr mil,t, laws arc u,-
,lsr tie court martial "a n. M ire into
thai lit legislature must You say The
mastrrs hrr mere mummcrlcs do for hcd-
Nep's sal<n, .ouIr of Won. vino ar clever
! smart mru assume the comrand of com
panirs aud make thru worth somrthN =,
The laws reqaire the muster at the mutual
fire offices are [" 80 II the rHad"
ground and call their list To- three nlru rank
ADD Gle. not hold = court martial, but ouly
say that each of Non -hail he fined seventy
/ five cents, thrn nave no doubt all would
d. well. i fNou have any thiog to com
. plan about hereafter. do address our
: selves to the Legislature, aud not 10 the
/ people, and af,cmpt TO incense them asalasl
honest nro. Who connot correct thr c'li II
an, exist, and have done their duty under
, Tia. sanction 81 an oath. I.
Z. =. Thu letters Ky Il. had better
rcalaiu silent at ihcr old piac, ia the al
phahrt such ansllbtls gentry do no
: good by exposing themselves. Thry are
old enough, L they h'd chosen 10 count
correctly, 10 he mustcr-Eer, and Therefore
have no right to complain but as lhry
choose 10 ouinhrr thrIr yeats Ia ~, let
them Tx" the cons qntncts, say l. of not
mo,tcrtog on the Iesd day, and then max
lag such a foolish pmade in the ne"sPa.
ptrs, when there WAS no cali for II. Z.
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Al - minutes nanto, Merchants, clerks, and
thr Inb'tc gru'rally may rcly on hnvha any
work ordered 81 ne. faithfully done n,sds
oul 81 the best u,etrfhls md ~ very low pris
ce..--fersons wishing book. honud are re
qnrstr9 10 brine tbpm iorw ard ia nediatrlys
a. nm omtWha' at Itisule ard cnu do ~ en-
much better than phcn 7 an pushed With
work. The puddle ARE in,tber informed that
bind hooks al much lower plices thnu they
eyrl ucrc known "a he dunr ~ In this rart
of The country md ii mneh more snrrriot
naurer NEHAA II. <CF1F I
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n Ill sab-c1ibrr his lairl5 procufsd az
additional inst rate laai b.a,teI. wh,eh
enahl,s hun 10 do al ,sbrk ~ tn lrur, witt
ocot1ess nnd dsFut'h tlf has received ii
rrc from Fbiadelpb,a. vrry Iarg' snrpy
nj prper OF ,cr, superior qpaiity Nhirh tnds
blrs him "a d.. nv hind
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I'm tNAl IInu he suh.r,. b ~ fht
Z rnntty of Nmhrrsi or the i5tr sngusf
ia,t,h nrsfa 'ufn nnmcl IA.W LIP, fafnff.
y htlnnenr la tn estate ~ Nr holloway
10 mark refoil"clrd. he i . sefernah hy
lrodc, and Is atuork about ~ rrtburg nj this
TINE, underspnd. VIII eve TIE above re-
ward ii Slnil delivered NJ my fc-idelea, Or
secured IA Amherst ganl 20 seI hio again
JANE t.Il.CnIH
ID { l. N8VtT
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ffginin Lrgjsiofare. Seyr,al members
VIM, h'hl nave passed h,ongh mi, place
"'''"'r way +" tie seat of government
Preparation, 10 lis meeting. which viii take
l''e IN Monday pext. We wish Them
=" good heaIrb aud 9 ,od dOu6crs.- and
A"ps'ha' both thrn speeches aod lhril
''''on ma, be short, and their acts CON.
S''he !" Ihelr own fame aud to the lasting
''''rrsI' of the Commonwealth.