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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08
Martinsburg Cloth Factory.

THE subscriber tenders bis acknowledge
i ments 10 his customers Tor the favoufs re.
ceiseJ, aud informs them and the public gene.
rally, that he Continues tie Manufacturing OF
Cloih IN the different branches, and will exc
cute the work in the best manner, and upon
the most accommodating terms. tie will receive
wool TO be manufactured into any kind of
Cloths. EisHketts, flanneis and Csrpettlng-
lie also MANUFACTURES cuslomers wool upon
shares. or takes wool, sosp. or grain in pay
ment tor manufacturing. he has now on hand,
Cloths, Csssineus. L,nsey, sc. for winch he
wiliin exchange take wool II liberal prices
he deems It unnecessary 10 say aught about
tie quality OF goods he manufactures, as their
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08

The highest price in CASH viii be.
given for clean Linenand Colt, on Rags
at this office.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08

Saw-Nli * G. ross. Cut Saw.
SsAw.MiLL and CROSS. CUT SAWS OF a
~ superior quality, just received and for
sale by
Tapscot., Thomson, & Co,
Shepherd.town, aus. !.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08
Notice.

NHOSE persons who became purchasers at
= the sale OF the personal properly OLA
COZ PAINTER, sen. deed are requested to
come forward anc iift their notes immediate ls,
as no longer indulgence can be gwen. All
pc rsons having claims against said estate, are
fequesiedto bring them forward properly au-
theniicated for settlement
JOHN MONG,
JACOB sWARTZ. -
August IS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08

Homemade Twill'd Bags.
900 Superior TNill'd Bags for
ZOv sale by Lane 8. Tnrner.
Shepherdstown, August IS
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08

LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
no. ia, Market Street, Baltimore;
Where al the Great c., tails We're sold in the
Grand State Lottery which was completed a
few days ago--And 1shere more Capitals haze been
sold flan at any other Office in .iaeriea.
0ToRuERS from any part OF the United
States, either by mail (post pad) OF private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash or Prize Tick.
cts, in any Of the Lotteries, will meet the same
prompt aud Punctual attention as if on person
al application address 10
III COHEN, Jr.- baltimore.
rTCOnEN'S Gazette and Lsftery Hesister,"
which will be published immediately alter the
drawing, will contain the complete List OF PEI
yes, and win be forwarded gratis, 10 all who
purchase their Tickets AT COhEN'S OFFICE.
and who signify their wish to receive the same,
Baiimore, august 10.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08
Leather.
Trust Sale.

IVY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed to
ID me by Darrell Line, deed. for the benefit
of William Jinkins. which deed is now OF re-
cord in the county court OF Berkeley. viii
off er for sale at PUBLIC AUCTION, for ssh,
on the 18th of September next, between the
hours of 10 & l O'Clock, before the Tavern OF
Mr.. Robert Boak in Darksville, Berkeley coun'
" a small
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08
TRACT or LAND

consisting of about thirteen acres, principally
wood land, situated near Darksville, and ad-
ioning the lands of Robert Stewart, Jonathan
Wickersham, Stephen Mayrs and the heirs OF
Nicholas Roush, deed. purchased BY the said
Daniel Line from the heirs of the said Nicho-
las Roush. decd. The subscriber as trustee will
convey such title to the purchaser as IS legal
y vested in him by the said Deed OF Trust.
JACOB LINE, Trasfes.
August IS, 1925
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08
C0ET TN'5

To be bad IN tIie SreaIeSI VaEleE! OF N
{Odd or Eyen,) at
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-09-10
LINES
Wr1ttee beneath a bust of Shakespeare.

D'1ttea beneath a bust Of Shakespeare.
His was the master spirit at his spells
The heart gave up its secrets like the mount
OF Iore5, smitten by the Prophets rod,
Its hidden springs gushed forth. Time, that gray
rock
On whose bleak sides the fame ofmeaner bards
Is dashed to ruin, was the pedestal
On which his ruin rose; and rooted there
Stands like mighty statue, rear'd SO high
Above the clouds and changes of the world,
That heavens unshorn and unimpeded beams
Have round its awful brows glory she'd
Immortal as their own Like those fair bird,
Otghttering plumage, whose heaven pointed pinioas
Beam light on that dim world they leave behind,
And while they spurn, adorn it 50 his Spirit
His . dainty spirit" while il scared above
This dull, gross compound, scattered as it Aew
Treasures Of light and loneliness. And these
Were gentle Shakspeare's features this the a,e
Whence earth's least earthly mind looked out ani
flashed
Amusement on the nations this tie brow
Where lofty thought maic,tcAlly broodcd,
Seated as on 4 throne, ALL tl4ese The lbs
That War5led music stolen from heavens own chU..
Wien 4pL' hap- rng sweetest. But temn.
4 theme tn0 high, "ei !oount Icarus
on wing, thar Heit oetor" t.4 blle thew worsl1D
Alas! .aE t-r Is y SAX. a.y lyre is Wild
Else should t!.e elc vbc U.Adsting gaze Is fzc.I
Upon fhs 5ro.lhiHg b4st, awaken strains
Lofty as ta0s, the glance Of Phebus struck
From Memnons ruined statue; the rapt soul
Should breathe in numbers, ana in ducet notes
" D@coulsc most eloquent music
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-09-10

Iniscother's deep wood, shall never enfold thee
And press the enchantress again in my arms
How long wilt thou leave me thus lonely repining,
And murm'rng my love to the soft-sighing gale,
Like the sun from the hills when in sorrow declining,
lie pours out his wo to the rocks of the vale
Chaste child Of amcek-eyedand white bosomd mo-
thep
Hast thou heard the lone song that breathed in
the breeze
And wilt thou descend to the groves Of lniscothei,
And wander with me in the shade Of its trees
Thou modest as Spring, as the sun midst his glory,
He cheers the chill Of the frost with his BEAM
And dssolyes the cold mantle which, ICY and hoary,
Stern Winter had spread on the face Of the stream,
2 thou, 70 the TRAVELLER, sad, feeble and weary,
Morning haibinger conl'at, with bis soul cheering
LIGHT,
When through Tie deep forest, dark, awful, and
drcary,
lie wandels alone in tie storm Of the night
PilLUS.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-09-10

Isaw, while the earth was at rest,
And the curtains Of heav'n were glowing,
A breeze full of balm from the west,
Der the face of sleepy lake blowing;
1t ruffed a wave on its shore,
And the stiffness to pillows were broken,
The gale left it calm as before
1t slept as if never awaken.
Not thus with the dull tide Of life;
One cheek may be sorrow'd by weeping,
While free from the breezes of strife,
Another in peace may be sleeping,
The wave once disturbed by the breeze,
Can TRANQUILITY sleep again never,
Till destiny chill it, and freeze
The calm it had broken forever,
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-09-10
- II Ct gisys 50 %,%
- 90 l-s2 Il ga IL .
FOR THE GARLAND.


05,eryin.r r}.era in ,.,nr Carland s,id u la,.o
nesnwritten in NE twclftbcontnrv euio~;lancr WI
lima and having piece from the nen Of = n,oiaro NJ,
tle same subject, you viii obge friend, besides
Pleasing your readers, by giving the following an in
oeruon
A,iso q ro,,lo,.,t ,,a.r,,., .--,.,.., ham,.
T,t 'sar o-osI ~ y. '1,e -, oo"ff
gale, ''l''o
The ring Of dav break, o., the havtborn,s W Mite
flower,
That hangs III Tx. brow Of de- wood .,inct,rcl
v4Ic.
,..,-
Sntt tn.,s I,,' a.;,I', sGg o,iI,' ADVANCES
All IL n;v2s H. H., l. ,.i.r FL X,
crl,,css " III 10 ''''+1' '''U l''
r.,t G ia. fs,-s have .,o,. ILL.,, 49,,
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Il n...,..,or.
tare charn,;a, tl,. 3 ",'sT
h,,l, ~? ''''''o ''''''' '''1 ''oi'' ? '"lHe9t
,rorn r,orIest +t,a 1,,.o 1:.
Than M INK. a !, ~, =
W. - ~ VIC " p
H2Ge serene = my f"Ge' IN oeau4 S oiuah beamng
h'n yoh phle vault 81 heaven at TIE dawninS Ct
W., G'H'
" ''9" 'Ie sun trembling I6h' Ger the azure arch
u, slre streaming
,,o','e'-' ~. ,,e's' =, S'o'5 '0'e ''s
Su'n a sweets h9 enclosed IN the beamy snow
mower
Anl Tempt }ae "tnsd pee Is soft nectar to sip
E'e II 'lelI' N inc dew or d'ssoYcS IN the shower
Red, red is that lip. with beauty smile glowing,
NS the strawberry peeps at the foot Of yon thorn,
VI U'e IounS-eye1 Inoss-rose' Wien IN loneliness
OIoohHn5'
'''S ''N- !. % '''' ~ m Years q tle morn
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-09-10
INDIAN HYMN.

INDIAN HYMN.
10 the Spirit If L9d, caNed NARAvEvA, j. a. g moe
ing o4 tie ,9ater," (See Gea. /. p
TRANSLATED ny Sin WILL 4,I JAMES.
Spirit Of Spirits! Who through ev@ry part
of space expanded and of endleSs time,
Bel ond the stretch Of labourng thought sublime
Had'st uproarinto bcauteous order start,
Before Heaven vast, Thou art.
Ere spheres beneath Us rolled, or spheres above,
Ere earth in ornamental ether hung
Thou safst alone; till through thy mystic love
Things uneXistjng to existence sprung,
And grateful descant sung g.
What first impclIed thee to exert thy might!
Goodness unlimited. What glorious ight
Thy power directed! Wisdom without bound
What proved it first OH guide my fancy right
Oh raise from cumbrous ground
My soul IN rapture drowned;
That fearless it may soar on wings Of file,
For thou who only knowst, thou only canst inspire
Omniscient Spirit whose all ruling power
Bids from each sense bright enlanations beam,
CLOVIS in the rainbow sparkles in the stream,
Smiles in the bud, and glistens in the flower
That CrOWns each vernal bower;
signs in the gale and MARBLES in the throat
Of every bird that halls the bloomy spring,
Or tells his tone in many liquid note.
Whilst enyious artists touch the rival string,
Till rocks and forests ring
't4iSo III lC iOiil INC SAnUdi grove
Orwhere the precious musk deer playful rove,
In dulcet juice from clustering fruit distls,
And burns salubrious in the tasteful Glove,
Soft banks and verd'rous hills
Thy present influence fills:
IN air, in floods, in caverns, woods and>plains,
Thy will enlvens all, thy sovereign spirit 1egns.
Blue crystal vault and elemental fires
That in ethereal fluid blaze and breathe;
Thou tossing main, whose snaky branches wreathe
This pen8lle orb with ntertwisted pyres
Mountains, whose radiant spires
Presumptuous rear their SUBMITS to the skies,
And blend their emerald hue with sapphire light,
Smooth meads, and lawns that glow with varying
dies
of dewbespangled leaves and blossoms bright,
Hence!-yanish from my sight
Delusive pictures, unsubstantial shows!
My soul ABSORBED one only Being knows,
of all perceptions one abundant source,
Whence every object every moment flows;
Suns hence derive their force
Hence planets learn their course
But Suns, and fading worlds view no more;
.OI an S1Nnr 6N1,l1 ,1,-T
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02
PnINTyn Asp rrRTIsHFp rY
cr4rAU FLETCHER y RICH. II. TDIER,
Publishers o5'the L,nus Of me- Union.

n The semi-Weekly Paper, ct ST, md the
weekly Paper, AT So per annnm, payable in
.Issnce No subscription Willie receive 1 for
-, time than six months and no paper will
49, discontinued ,but at the discretion of the
ri;tors, until all aIrearages are paid.
- Advertisements will be inserted ut 30
..gts,er square (or less the FIRST time, and
a. ID cents for each continuance. Those
rom distance must be paid for previous to
,beir insertion, or the payment assumed by
.ome responsible person in Lynchburg.
~ Chancerv Orders are inserted for six
dollars
M Allleiters addressed to The Editors must
ne posr PAID, or they will not he attendedto
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02
Boarding in Lynchburg.

rE'HE subscriber hereby informs his ae-
qnaintances and the public, that he has
removed to Lyncbburg, where he will accom-
modaie a few OF the citizens with hoard. lie
would he glad to receive as boarders some y
or female students. These viii he iurnIoHou
with board, including washing and Lodging, al
SO per month, or $50 per session oil i've
months.
Persons disposed TO commit their daugh'
tiers to his care, may rest assured that evary
necessary attention viii be given, to promote
their morals, health aud happiness.
EDWAR9 CANNON.
April ~ vow 30
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02
JUDICIAL Joke.

IT Is said that the late Chief Bar
on Thompson was A very facetious
companion over the bottle, which he
much enjoyed. At one OF the judges
dinners during the assizes, there Vas
present among the party certain
Dignitary of the Church. When the
cloth was removed, - always
thi H." said the very reverend guest,
l." always think, my lord, that a
certain quantity Of wine does a man
no harm after good dinner!" " Oh
no sir by no means, "-rcplied the
Chief Baron,-it is the uacertain
quantity that docs all the mischief"
900
UNCOMMUN LIBERAL!TY.
A woman whose humble sphere oil
life had made her consider treaclc
as the greatest luxury in tho word,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02

UyHE subscriber has for SALE and - DE
l tssmined to sell, several survey OF 'and'
living on Goose creek. miles ir"n Liberty,
and adjacent to his mill est"h,i,L nrn,.-
They contain from one 10 three hundred a
cres, as may suit purchasers, ani are in hne
order for cropping Possession "il De ElKen
Immediately, and on very ecconinoImihe
terms CHARLES { PAAlEhooN
/ January :.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02
I.U<ATIC HOSPITAL,
NsBUgG.

IILINFo0Ni. ''
NOTICE is hereby giy.n, that the new
~ building antho,,zea by the act of the
General Assembly, of Virginia, of the 5,n
March, 1874, AS an addition TO the Hospital,
will be completed ny the 18th next month,
and thereafter, there will be room Tor The
reception of patients At that Institution.
BY order of the Couit Of Directors.
LEO. HENLEY, {. I. ID.
Anr;t OF 3awlm74
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02
NOI'ICI

rs hereby given, that Colonel VIM. An
D. dcrson, the commissioner of kenawba
Road and Navigation, will cause motions 10
be made 10 the county courts of Kockbrdee,
Amherst and Bedford, in Virgnie, respective.
", at the June term next, OF each Of the said
courts, respectively 10 appoint lawful jury
ir each of the said counties to asses the DANA
ses, if any, which may accrue to all owners oi
lands in said counties respectively, upon
which the James river canal, and Tie locks,
dams, feeders, reservoirs, toll houses, aud o.
ther appendsges OF The same, are or shall be
situated in consequence Of the said csnal aud
appphdagcs aforesaid being located thereon j,
whetherthQse owners be residents, non resi-
dents, infants, foreigners, persons non comFos
mentis, corporations, idiots, lnnaticks, wards
or others:-on behalf and in the name OF the
James river company. the agency in trust
for the sialej of Virginia According 10 law
by HI P: TAYLOR, Attorney.
tnril ? w7lv66
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02
DOMESTIC GOODS, &c.

8 4 and ID India Cotton Plaids,
81 10 a Sd and Ga bro. aud blfa ched
Sheetings and Shrings.
Blue Denienes, Cotton Yarns, Oznaburgs,
Hats, Sc. Sc.
A great part Of the above goods are en-
tircly new style and patterns, and &C.
morally superior in point of fabric 10 any
that We have ever offered, which We should
be- clad oar customers would call and rXa-
mine. W. MchEE & J. Il. MEEM.
April 10. ls60
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02
Spring Goods.
The subscriber, have received splendid
addition Of
SEASON AHlE GOODS.

oEAooIN hDLI ecODC,
Comprised in part Of the .toIto1cing
Super aud common Cd Cambrics,
Jaconets aud Null Mnslns,
Plain aud figured Book do.
Figured JaeUuets aud Null do
Extra fine Chints. shaded beautiful,
Tyrlan Prints, IA new article,
Silver and black do.
Calicoes, Rich patterns, and new style,
Printed Robes, INV article,
Black figured aud plain Gros De Maple:
and Gro d'Ete,
Black Mode aud Italian Lutestring,
Coiorcd silks ofyarious kinds, and Pushes
Plain and figured Canton Grapes,
Nankin aud Mandarin do. Pougeos,
Habit and Furniture Dimity,
Ganse llandkerchiefs, Embossed and PLAID
Srdrt,,
Printed bordprcd Linen Camhric H'kfs
Lawns, Spool Floss, Belt Ribbons,
Boys and Misses Leghorn Hats,
Genilemtns' black and nhile do.
Ladies', Misses aud Gentemens' Cotton
lioisery, cheap,
cases Irish Linens, stout fabric and snpe-
nor bleach, warranted 10 BIZ better thar
has been IN this market tor 5 years
Gentlsmrn3' Wear,
Extra super black and blue Cloth, cheap,
Extra do blue and black Cassimeres,
Drab, hIur and mixed ribbed do.
| Silk strp'd Linen Drill, entirely new article
Silk do. Florcntins do. do
Black and shaded Denmark Satterns,
Cotton Cassimeres and Granderre5,
Beautiful Valencia Nesting,
White and culorcd MarseiIles do.
Elegant black figured do. Sc. sc.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02

Honey Moon Il wax the custom of tho
hiFhcf ndeis of Tariones. M ancient PEG
pie wllo Inhahllcd tlr uo thrfn parts OF
Germany, n drink mnrd or mriherlip, \
haFrraRr uhdr With, honey, for thirty days
after rry wedding. From this custom
come the expression "sprnd HE honry
mnon.' Atlfa, king Of hungary, drank SO
freely of tbis liquor On his wedding day,
thai he was found enlocated NJ night aud
him expired Ire empire Of the ilnus.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02
To Mr.. lessee Allen of Tennessee,

To Mr.. lessee Allen Of Tennessee,
- Il Y"n are hereby noliGtd that on
> the 81 day OF june next, nj the store
honse oil hofseiy FARES IN Bent Creek,
buckingham county, Virginia, slall take tho
Ideposiiion OF Col VIM FrerE,nd, 10 he rehd
IN tn" trlhl of my sui nov depending against
You 10 the superior court ri hw for Amhers,
county when and where you may attend II
ilGm any eHuse IL be not taken on thai day, 1
shhll proceed on the NEXT day thereafter At
the same l,Ince 10 lake said deposition
JOHN HUR5ELY, Jr.
May 10. w3w 80
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02
NNi,AEO ROBEnrS,
rEw DOORS prLow rHr rARmrRs' hank.
H.1,S ron lSHLE.

Prime and inferior West India Sugar
Orleans Sugar, Molas~es
Double refined aud common lonf Sugar
Beat green Conee, Rice, Chocolate
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, 1oppofas
Gunpowdor and Imperial lea
Sherry dhd Malaga Wine
Old West lndin aud New Inglnnd Rum
Old aud new Nhiskey
Inllow and Sperm Candies
Cotton Cards, Wool Hats
tur Hats, blnek and drab r0lonred
Bar Iron, hisirrrd and Uefman steel
Cut mud wrought Nails
Iron Traces, Curry Combs
Window Glass, khlscs aud forks
Inrthrn Ware aud Stone Ware ASSORTED
Meus Cali skin Shoes iucd and bound
Men's course Shoes, Boy shoes
Writing Paper, Playing Cords
Best Liverpool filled Sack Snit
German Ozuahures
6OuO lbs Bacon, aud various other articles.
all Of which he viii sell low Tor cash, or ~
ehnnge for Bacon, Flour, hbiskty, sBmndy,
Ac at The market prices.
April u MGw 80
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02

Why did You not admire my
daughter :" said the Lady Archer
10 gentleman. " Because" said
he, " am actually no Judge ofpnitt-
ing" F." But surely" rcJoined her
ladyslip, not in the least disconcert-
ed, "you never saw an angel that
Vas not DaiRicd."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02

II sweetcning the tea Of her minister
was surprised to find him decline an
extra quantity Of molasses. aud ex-
elaimed--.s Do take some sir, If the
lea were all nlolasses, IL reoall mol
be too good for yon."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02

The following uhsrl advertisement APP
pears IN til. last Northern yer,aonD spec
t,inr
Iaks Notice. Whereas my son Botnn-
has Rnssfi, buy IN ms seyeufeenih year,
appears determined 10 take To brp-elf
VIE, without ny consent or appreciation
aud h" brlnR destitute If the means If
supporting u fauly, | hereby forbid bis
eonoeeilng binsrlt IN marriage and also
lnrbid the clsi aud ecclesiastical auihori
ties, both IN his site and also IN the state
Of Ne" fofk, fom joiuioe him in mari "a
with any gitl whatever, further forbid
all persons hirhoring ~ trusting him ON my
account, or employing him without notify
lng mc of the snulr.
JONATHAN russell.
Casllrton, Aptl Il, 1880
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02

A young lady going into barrack
room AT Fort George, saw an officer
,toasting n slice OF bread Oh the point
OF his sword on which she cxCIaim-
ed, " think, sir. you have got the
stat Of life on The point Of deaM."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02
.MeAieines. &c sc.

VIII De sold as low ms they can be procured
my where in this section of country.
February |. t5ls
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02
.lpoihfcrries g. DRUGGISTS,

Scarlet Bron1p'on do :
Mkt Peruvian Stock :
Gill, of twenty dit {
terent colorS (
Fox Glove =
Balm of Gilead ;
French HoneysuckIe {
Honeywort
Trumpet Creeper :
Ford Anson's sweet ;
Peas I
Mkt Sweet do :
ALSO, n few doZp
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02

From the +" .Subdltsrn - IN Biackieoods
Idinbhng .Noga.ipe.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-01-13
sfuB QA18TTJGo
EARTlNsBURG. JAN. IS. 1926.

Virginia. Legislature Richmond t.nqui-
rer Of tie 4th inst. says, 1.-The House of Dele
gates adjourned on yesterday at an unusually
early hour, in consequence Of having no business
before il. We have never Witnessed session at
which there were so few subjects, either OF a
public or private nature, to be acted upon, nor
at which the members seemed more determin-
ed to act, and less disposed TO talk. 1t is be
Iieved by many that the session will be brought
TO close between the goth Of this month and
the first Of February. Such result cannot be
but gratifying to tie whole State. 1t will stop.
for the present. the complaint, heretofore SO
justly made, that the length and erteuse Of the
session bore no proportion to the Ualae or in
tortonce of the work done.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-01-13
TIE CITIZENS or BERKELEY

Aud the adjoining counties, are respectfully IN
vited to meet at the Globe Tavern, in Martins
burg. on SATURDAY. the 10Th instant. for the pur.
pose Of forming company to establish ClssA
.Naagjaetory. Tho reduction of the price Of
labour and produce Of every description. togc-
Their with the inducement held out by the Ce-
neral Government TO the Manufacturing bust.
ness, are ail calculated to ensure Gberrl Gu
coursgement to an establishment Of this kind.
1Jilendto Domestic .ua,rJacfory.
Martinsburg, Jan ID
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Caution.

a LII persons are hereby forewarned agsinst
4 taking al assignment on two obligations
gwen by nae 10 Joseph Burkhsrt. arc for fiftv
dollars, which viii Become due some time in
oeiooer aexti he other for one hundred aud
Twelve dollars aud City cents. which vas exc
euted a March, 1924. ard will become due
some time ID November, 1897. The sbore OBJ
hgatlops being glYen in confederation for pro-
perry that i tnder some ineumbersnces. ifaso-
much that sus determined not ~ pay them IN.
less compelled BY law JOHN FILES.
Jan ~ e
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MARRIED, on the a6th ult. Mr.. John.
Fearis to Miss Mary Puii-, both of this
county.
on Thursday last, Mr.. Jonathan
Vending, TO Miss Mary Harper, both Of
this county.
on the same day. by the Rev.
MrKrauth, Mr.. .4Jroham Pan GorreH, to-
Miss isa6stta GorreH, all Of this county.
on the SAME day, by the same,
Mr., Join Deck, Of This county, to Miss
Money anderson, of this place.
- on the same day, BY the same,
Mr.. Jacob H. Gardner, TO Miss Eliza
Fisher, daughter Of Mr.. John Fisher, all
of this place.
on the l4th ut at Chambcrsbury,
Pa. by the Rev. Mr.. Denney, MIR. BAT
tale .hnse Jones, formerly OF Shepherds
town, 70 Miss .aaa, daughter Of Mr..
Thomas Lindsay