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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-10
Falling Water '. Il = j. Mills.
A. aHEERER u

u EsPEc rrULLy informs the Farmors I
IN berkeley county that he has taken sis,
MILLS. ksoain BY the above name. (torneyf =
occupied BY his father. 1'homas sleerer. deed.
where he viii receive GRAIN from those vi. q /
NAV favour him with their custom. For ever Y (
3oO6s or .rERCH.aN'7.iBLE UHE-s7
lie will give one nsrrel superfne flour, IN
warrant the Inspection in Baltimore, Alexan--
dra or Georgetown.
Persons wishing their iloar Boated, win hav'ss
il delivered tree OF any expense
Falling Waters. September 15--if
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-10
Take Notice.

TEyHE undersigned having determined
Il TO withdraw from his Agency in settling
the accounts, &c and collecting the monies
due to the estate OF the late James S. Lane. esq.
and his late partners-esrpestly requests oil
persons with whom be has bad partial settle.
meuts, and all persons who may have desire
to make any settlements with him as Agent
aforesaid. to call at his office between this and
the 1st day of December next. as it IS his wish
90 withdraw about that time; he IL particular.
~ anxious to close at least. all his unfinished
business.
THOMAS G. HARRIS. .9gen;.
sherherdstown, Nov.3. 1925.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-10

It's not necessary to ent T into a detail vt
the advantages tlrrt would certainly accrue
from the publication of u "fH'' Hehgions
.Neu.paper, having for its objsc 10 uea. IN a
strict impartial manner on the e. eat ana UNI
verssl!y acknowledged truths Of LIE CHRISTIAN
Religion. The rspid augmentation OF Eushsh
Religious Newspapers is an evidence that they
have very sautary and beneficial enoency,
and il is hoped that a frat attempt Of 4 MS KIND
to impart religious knowledge to the 'umer-
OTIS Germans OF cur country. will not prove
abortive. For more circumstancisl actt 'hnt
of this proposed undertaking, the Public IS
respectfully referred to the German Proposals
which have been widely circulated, and may
be had by applying to the editor.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-10

CONDITIONS, Der CarisfEche Haustretsnd
will be published every Saturday, On large
hall sheet, in quorto form, at 8 50 per snnum.
The first number will appear on New-Yesr,
1S26--No subscriber will be taken for less
than year.-Dstant subscribers are required
10 pay in advance.
Q-TLetters to the Editor must be post paid
Subscriptions aoW be received at
the Office Of the Nartinsburg Gazette.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-10
Isaac Hayward,
Commission Merchant,
SMITHS WHARF, Baltimor.,

TAXES this method OF returning his n ,snr.t
to the Mlllers and Farmers of BcrskeLx
Frederick and Washington counties, r. or he
very liberal encouragement they have sfl orsIed
him sisace his temoysl.to the wharf, M,,s soil.
cite a continuation of their business, End In.
forms others, that he viii take the busi,aes. of
i've more nails only and his former Gust, ,perv-.
that IN accordance with the wishes OF the Mil.
lers he is doing business for, he does t,ot now
purchase but Confines htnse II e x cusi,cIy IN ,bs
sale Of FIdar and other Coentry Produce. on
commission. Those who border en- TIE po,o.
mac, are informed that the George. Town Pack.
cts bay opposite, and Can land Flour al his door.
Terms as heretofore, l23 cents per bhl. on
Flour. and ct per cent. on sales OF al other
articles, without any charge for Storage and
all sAho require il, kept regularly informed oil
any change that may take place in the market.
baltimore. aug H. IT,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-01

ton against his reputation. IS Mr. Clay To be
censured for feeling and expressing and cxer-
cising preference for Adams over Jackson
Has not every man IN Virginia, upon the ny
pothcsis that Mr.. Crawford was out of the Ques-
ton, been driven to make in his own mind, the
same election? Is it not notorious that nine out
OF every ten, even in the city of Richmond, give
the preference TO Adams over Jackson? Where
then IS the wonder, if Mr. Clay has at last come
to the same conclusion? Runours are atloat,
that the Representation of this State, notwith-
standing the declaration of majority of them,
will vote for Jackson after Crawford is aban-
doned. They dtr1e not do it-Public sentiment
is too well known--too decisive. Whatever
other states may think or say this state at least
views the elevation of Jackson, with the deep
est adherence. Nothing can change the scuti-
rnent. Virginia must retrograte more than half
a century--those clear and oracular views of
the principles and practice of our Institution,
must all be dimmed revoutionized, before
she can give helping hand to the man, who, be-
sides his ignorance, is the protested enemy of
law, order and constitution.
Ii the coalition between Clay and Adams has
been the result of corrupt bargaining-if Mr.
Clay has Joined him, not from conviction of
the superiority of his claims, TO those of Jack
son, but from hopes held out to his interest or
dhOl'ion' uieh would we unite I'D reprooatD9
the confederation as scandalous aud Immoral
But where is the evidence of this bargaining?
Does the act itself furnish the proof? Or are we
not bound i'll common fairness and charity, from
the high character of the parties, to presume
that Mr.. Clay has been moved 10 this step, al
together by the puerilous situation of affairs
we believe SO, and we trust that ne and those
who have resoiy ,,'to act win HIM i'll avertins
the danger of choosing Gen. Jackson, will be
neither bullied nor Caioied from their course
and that ultimately, they will receive The thanks
and applause OF the soundcst part OF the nation.
| That the friends of Gen Jackson should prove
FESTIVE and violent the occasion, is not TO be
wondered at. Let them fret, provided the
country Is rescued fronthG threatened curse of
ms rule.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-01

Washington Birth Night Ball.
N HE Subscribers and others disposed TO Jon
q ~ the celebration of Washington's Birth
Night, by.a Military and Citizens Ball, arc re-
quested to meet at the Eagle Hotel tomorrow
evening at O'Clock, to appoint Managers.
Feb
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26
G0nlllIfrffdI.
Ert,uct from q Circnlnr. dnlcd

LIVERPOOL, 10th July 1895
There continues steady demand for Plantation SUI
gar and the sales of the week amount TO about 1000 hide
al an advance ofGd Is. Fer cwt Foreign Sugar las
also been In good rcquct and 500 boxes ofnddnr and
good white Havana have been sold at ass 5Os and 90
chests OF inferior white Bahia 33s per cwt. Coffee
continues 10 go oft regularly for home CONSUMPTION for
winch purpose 30 casks, chiefly jamaica, have been
taken at rather higher and 80 casks of very or
binary Brazil for export at 55s OF $50 bbls of ori-
nary and middng Carolina Rice offered by auction
yesterday, only 40 found buyers al IS. IGs Der cyt
Cotton was in fair demand at the commencement of
Of very heavy arrivals yesterday however it i'm some
degree revived and e sales amount to 5000 bags
viz. 100 Sea Island Is Cd and IS 5d-I5ZO Pcrnanbu.
co, l4}d I5Sl.24O Bahia, 1880 145d II 500 Mar
anbam, 1891 l4Id.--IO Para, 13d--1O Demcrara
l15i--9O Barbados, I'D and l35l.-38O Egyptian,
1871 and i'd go o. leans, ~ III 3Id 1i0 do 1851
a ll4d. and TO- l5d--100 Alabama, t24I and 3d.
1870 Bowed, Cd and 1OBd $50 do. Id and ID; $3.50
do. III I'd; go do. Cad 123J.; GiOdo I3d 153d
aud 10 do 14dand 90 Surat, 0d.-In our quotations
wemaSe little alteration About 1000 bags of the above
have been taken by spectators.
Seventy tons of Campeachy Logwood have been sold
at f8 SIS GG los per ton, 90 tons Of jamaica al G7 Is
G7 tOs 10 tons oCuba Fusiic at Go 5 of jamaica at
G8 Is Sd; and 80 tons Of large solid Nicaragua Wood
at ESQ EGO IS, and by retail at sales Hides
are 1000 North American sailed at 2Gs EACH $40 do at
sgd per ID. and so West India sailed I'd per lb-Ash
es continue 10 good requests 230 bbls ofod Canada Pot
have been sold 29s 30s 100 bbls. ofuew at 3Os BIS
few of Pearl at 34s Cd; and 90 Of New York Pearl az
SIS 34s 6d.-Nothng done in American Tar nor II,
Turpeotne, The transactions ia Tobacco consist Of
lao bids. of Virginia Leaf and Stemmed 30 Kentuck,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26
FEMALE IIER0tsa1

.4nofher Great Nuht.-On Friday last three large
TN Nteese, between and miles from this BOROUGH
Pnrsu was Immediately made by party of men and a
Miss M daughter of Mr. Nj - of Spring town
SNIP who outrun all the men in The chase. After pur-
suing the Bears about quarter of mile our int1epJ
heroine overhaucd them, attacked and compelled two
OF them to take 10 trees, and the other having been
considerably vorstcd in the engagement took 10 his
sc'apers Our heroine guarded the Zaccheusc I'M
I'll reinforced by her sister anu faithful Tray wien >
furious onset was made which tc" mated in the 3ea M
OF the two freed Gentry Not satisfied with her VIC.
the one who had deserted his comrades in The hour If
Battle, but fortunately for his sable majesty he had en-
poyed his Iand-Paddles to purpose and being
favored by the thickness of the timber and brush
he enabled escape from his brave and determined
pursurer Beiie(onie Patriot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26
NoRru-cARoLINA ELECTIONS


In the district counties of Orance Wol
and Person. UiHe p daagim elected 10y minority of
50 votes over his oppononen Josiah Cr,aup
In me district composed Of Warren, franklin, Nash and
Granville counties, Ueldon NJ Ed,cards i; elected i,bot
opposition.
In the district composed of Rockingham, Caswel Gull
opposition.
In the district composed Of Lincoln NrcklcrbLrg and
son ''Pf'
10 the district composed of the County of Surry
Wilkes, Irede and Ashc, Leuis JPiiliaoas is elected
lin. N'"
In the district composed Of Buncombe Haywood
Burke and Rutherford counties, Samuel r. CURSOR is
elected over his opponents Robert II. Ddncc and James
Gr0hdD1, BY small majority.
In the district composed of Onslow New Hanover
Dupin, Sampson, Baden, and Brunswick Gai,fei
Holnes is elected over Charles Hooks by majority of
1879 votes.
Mr. M'Ne's majority MIR. Culpepper is 2l3
MIR. Tomas majority Mr. Giles IS az
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26
NORFOLK. Anrnsf %
FROM BUENos AYREs AND PEI Perm 72us TBI r.

ItJN BUENOS ATRES md PERNAMBJCO.
Captain Purinton, Of the ship Mary, from Buenos
yorcd tIe Commercial Reading Room with the following
intelligence
The markets at Buenos Ayres and Perpambuco ,vorc
OIL very great Importance TO the shippers of United
former. flour II per bbl but was snbiecf n - i
OF 3D. and after the 18th July to the operation of
law when amounts 10 prohibition of the article I,
getner-the impression, however was that tl,e nor i'm,
poaon Ia" you'd be repealed before it went into ope
rauoh' ~ Pernambuco flour was at AZ per bbI.
qucki Goldfish per box, 4 Coffee per 90 lbs, IA Su
gar ~ and Moasses, IS cts. per gallon Az he roUs
on the coast, from the RIVER of Plate to P;o
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26
DOMESTIC.

From the harrington, keniwcEi, Rcporfer.
we are confident that there cannot be found in the
annals OF party violence and luminosity in this country
more atrocious act than committed here on the
last day OF the late election II characterized bv
deliberate and dabolical ma|ignity, which utterly
cludes the excuse which seem disposed To make
OF trick and thoughtlessness How MANY or who were
the actors in it. is not ascertained but we trust will be
and their names held up TO the adherence and indpn
ion OF mankind That very consider able number
were privy and conserving 10 it, and, far zuticcpc
c'fmmiS, Is, however, well known But for the act
ITSELF III having been manifest after the second dav of
the election that the Constitutional ticket would suc
coed by considerable majority, and il being known
that large quantity of liquor was making into toddv
ana punch, to regae the friends of the succcssfu
didaes after the election, as usual in this country
scheme was got up, and some agent agents engaged
10 procure large quantity of EMETIC TARTAR lac
counts vary from bali pound 10 two pounds) and nfI
ed INTO tile barrels Of liquor standing open and exposed
he 'iscreants completely succecdcd--and the lives of
from liVc hundred TO thousand citizens were fins
Jeopardzed! Even al the very moment when the infer
hai scheihe vas operating hundreds and producing
nausea vomiting, and crainp of stomach threatening
inc most serious consequences, they enjoying the
scene with pleasure betting demons than men
IS not known that has yet proved fatal to any one of
The great number who parouk Of the iGnur but ma nv
are YET feeling It's effects and il may be considered nro
F'ueh'iai should no deaths We have said that ii
was prened'aIed, and we say so, because we ere well
assured, that person employ 10 calculate 90 TO
the probable number of persons who would narlae OF
TIC liquor, aud how many grains night be allowed TO
each person. without producing DEATH Thus were, flc
iees OF our fellow citizens placed footing with those
of the unhappy victims OF British Military dcDotism
where the Surgeon made feel the pulse of the suc
erer from time 10 time, ascertain how far the torture
OF negotiation may be carried, without producing DEATH
course OF legal Investigation has been instituted TO
ue'ect 'e au!h"s Oh Tins malicious party trick and
OF TWO individuals supposed have been concerned
abscondcd. ''-'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26
GREAT PROJECTS In EGYPT
FROM MONTE yIDEO.

captain Foster arrived at Boston, left Monte Video
Oh The 18th ofJune Affairs remained nearly the same
at former dates. reinforcement of troops ARRIVED
on that day, and Portuguese frigate was going in
Madonado was in possession ofthc Natives. They had
Custon- House established about 5 miles from NJ
ana permitted provisions and cattle TO enter the city, on
paying certain sum. Several large drovcs of cattle
were taken of, by them, few days before. Mr. Horn
an American, who had been imprisoned, was released
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26
NoRroIK Annn.t 1e

Trr, =, - 1FOftFOEh august TO.
cYoTtuHdtc OccuyTence.-On Monday LIST as the
Schnr John Henry aberdeen, IA coorcd mani master
ana owner OF tits port proceeding up James river
pound 10 richmond, dispute arose between Aberdeen
and his cook, (aso colored mani in which tho I,
being very nsolent Capt. a. undertook 10 chastise
him, when the cook Immediately grapped with him and
scutie ensued IN which both fell overheard, and
getser in deadly strife and were seen no roots, A.
deem was an old man. and had followed the occuoation
OF Grating up and down James river from his YOUTH
tie was proVeroal for his strict integrity and example,
was known, W. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26
CnARIEsroy. AUGUST ~

III HARLESToN, August ~.
c"%en' General CHARrsEs CoTEswoRru PIycKNEY,
were yesterday consigned to the tomb Aereeably
9TH Brigade military escort was formed CONSISTING
OF me Uniform Corps OF the 9th and I7th Regiments
Vi infantry, and the ls squadron of Cavalry, and a
company OF Artillery, the whole commanded b; Col
WIN YEADoN. In addition to these military honors.
me procession was swellcd BY the Intendant aud
Council and officers of the Corporation, tie Mem
3eTS OF the Bar and the Agricultural Library and
Bible Societies The streets were tbronqed viii, onr
GuZcns all assembled to pay the last rnournCul tri-
o 9I OF respect The bells Of ST. Aichacls tocd-
I Ic guns were fired by detachment of Artillery,
through which At passed were closed; and in short
every honor was paid which could possibly ovnce the
P'o'ounu respect and sorrow of the community. As
we nope 10 be favored with biography Of this most
worthy and distinguished by some ono mare com
Peehtthan ourselves to tecord his services and define
ave MS character we refrain from doing more at pre-
sent han joining our own with the general aud nnaya
ing sorrow.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26

w AsHINGroN August %.
w undcrst; al that the Rt. Hon CHARLES Rtcu
ARD YAUGHAS, was presented to the President OF
I,lh oNIrED STATEs, by MIR. DANIEL BRENr of the
Department of state, on Saturday last Mr. V,rGuAY.
alter delivering the letter of Recall of his predecessors
'ns H. non. STR irFoRD CANNING, presented his own
Credentials as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pcn
ipoent'ary of Great Britain in the United states, and
was received IN that character by the President He
also delivered bis soyeregns answer TO the Presidents
Letter OF Recall of Mr.. RUSH our late Minister in
Great Britain "
MIR. VAUGHAN, we learn, was accompanied by rr
appNGToN, late Charge d'Afaires of Great Britain in
me United States He was accompanied also by Capt
STRUT, OF II. b. VI ship Phoc'on, and Mr. DoYIr at
tached to The British legation both Of whom were in
troduced by him TO lie President
The SEcRETARY Or STATE returned TO his CITY YES
terday lie first heard of the affecting occurrence in
MS 'ahiy mentioned IN our paper of Saturday when
within few miles of this place.
trunk was on Saturday morning cut from behind
'he Stage from Alexandria 10 this CITY, Il was not
missed until the arrival Of the Stage in Washington,
wheh 'he owner went back in search Of it, and found it
by The side of the road broken open and raed of ite
contents, which very valuable.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26

NET YonK, August 90.
~ tie Pacific we have our London files TO the 18Th
July ncia7ivc bat they furnish additional in,rna-
non OF interest The following affair which the
'ouor rouches for and adds, that 'it requires expla
na'i"h" if"m the French government, will doubtless
lead :" ho consequences of nonent
lis H. NJ ship Active, Hon. Captain Rodney arrived
~ ahH IRON Agcrs and Gibraltar was hailed off ihc
barbour by French brig of war stationed there TO on
'orce Tue Quarantine laws. Captain r. replied tlat he
was entering Spanish port and would acknowledge
none OUT Spanish authority but after mutual expla
nation, tho ''rusl vessel remained in quarantine mill \
Board OF Health should determine whether She might
be adnitcdyas she brought clean bill of he;It, from
Gibraltar.-t1e president vas the commander oC fLe
french for and all the French influence was opvos.
ci TO her admission; but the SpaniarIs we're so well
pleased With the reply Of Capt Il. hot they outvotcd
The French, ard the British boats we're permitted fo
cone 10 CadLz the following morning. Two DAYS af-
forwards the British packet arrived, and was detained
Ivy Tie rcnch brig when Rodney sent out his boats of
'c'ng to take her mails shore, and enquIrinr what
,.ec' aries GIev desired. The commander Of tire
TGhcn brig son despatched an impcrlincnt message
10 Know 'vo the iemcrjy 70 board the packet with
va, w 'yd'rs" The answer returned was, Chat the
commander OF his Il. NJ frgate Active. agrccabIy TO
80" -, c'lorinlty With Admiralty ORDERS duJed to board
''' ,J''ty7 packet. and wouli every other Enris,
'e'1 "hich 'h'nd enter TIE bay Of CadZ during her
. 'S'c' shout! or sho1il not be agreeable
~ the French commando TIo t'roncI, ;, re,n.rl,s
c0rTcs2ondent of he London Conrcr 0fooIs ofFencc.
ana Tue nov say they will no nyer Duf nm ,Vith suc
ldsns, bn that acir orders INST Lo oncif,, obevoI
. ne NctIye leaves o-morrOw for hordcstnation -
Respecting the internal or external relations n,
rance, and Tie creator Continental Powers. we OBJ.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26

Pernambuco woro cut of the last by the drought
and locus,s and the opinion of the well informed was
that -four would be from $50 to % per bbl at Buenos
Ayres the present season. 1.-THE above quotations are
corroborated by letters received in this by the
Mary, dated Pernambuco. July 1871
An engagement had taken place early in June be-
tvs of the Brazillians and Banda Orcutas but
signal victory gained the former however, were
compelled TO retreat into the city of Montevideo A
reinforcement of Brazillans afterwards reached the vi
cinity of Montevdco, and four sail of armed vessels
brgs) from Rio arrived protect the trade of the ri
Ega branch of the La Plata.-This river il an.
pears, has hitherto been under the government the
Banda Orentas, who would suffer produce to ascend it
but never any, evenmoney, 10 descend it. The Bra
zliians have il now in keeping, and regulating il
| in u way TO suit their own views.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26
NoRFoLK, August %.

4NUfNf VI.k
Tie Galc an The Vest L,dieS.-By the scir. Bruce
Capt Clark, arrived below yesterday, in ii days from
ST Bartholomew, we learn that the gale of the goth
July was very sensby felt at that place. Nearly all
the vessels in port parted their cables aud were driven
TO sea, but fortunately susta med little damage Letters
from Bassctcrrc, Guadaloupc) received at ST. Barts
stated that but about one fifth of the houses that
place withstood the gale and of that number not more
than 10 escaped injury of some sort; besides large
number asceraincd TO have been killed and wounded
TO 500 persons were missing a Brig prize 10 the Ell
Vencedor, was going into ST. Barts the Bruce came
out In consequence of the disasters by the gale the
port of Basscerrc bad been thrown open free of ,lu
ties and port charges, TO the vessels of such nations as
had previously been admitted with produce.
az So kHs all the American vessels put TO sea- AT
the commencement of the gale, except Il brig belong
ing to Philadelphia, which wrecked with part Of
her cargo on board Markets at st. Kits and the,
neighboring Islands very du-Four at ST. Barts
IS 75-Pork SI2 Corn 30 a 60 cents.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-23
ous inventions which elaim the pro-
lection ofour American patentlaws."
Bos. Med. Int.
Uomen less conrtcd than formerin


Uomen less conrtcd than formerly.
A few centuries ago women wcro
scarcely accessible. but shut up In
houses aud castles, living retired
irom the hustle of the world. When
they deigned To show themselves
they were approached as diunities..
A transient view of them often set
the heart on FIRE aud their smiles
conferred q happiness, and raised an
enthusiastic afdour nf which ut this
period We can hardly form an idea.
By degrees, az manner became more
free, and the sexes mixed together
with less ceremony, women began ~
be seen with less trepidation, ap-
preached With less dftidence, and
sunk IN their value ~ they became
objects of great familiarity. Nor
was this peculiar To the times we are
dclineating, the same eITcc. has and
always will happen freln the same
eause.--Lct the female sex. there
fore. learn this instructing lessen
from II, that half the esteem aud se-
ncration the men show them, il ow-
ing to their modesty aud reserve,
aud that n contrary conduct may
make the most enchanting goddess
degenerate in meas eyes. to mere
woman, with all the frailtics Of NOR
tality.-The forward beauty whose
face IL known IN every walk and in
every public place, may be given rs
IL toast, aud have her name inscribed
on the windows Of the tavern but
she rarely ever becomes An object Of
esteem, or il solicited to become a
partner for life.