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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30

true time, lend himself unconscioussy
to this conspiracy against my consttu
ticnal rights as member of the other
House from the state of Virgins |
spoke, sir, to man Of honor, and gen.
tie nan, and 1t is unnecessary To say that
he did not take the Char til the proper
hour arrived. As soon as that hour ar
rived, we left the Committee room TO-
gether: went on 10 theilouse OF Repre-
sentatives, and found them in session,
and the Clerk reading the journal |;
meanwhile, there had been runners thro'
the long passage, which was then made
OF plank, think, between the two lou
ses, hunting for Mr. GaiIlard; where IS
her he is not to be found The Rouse
of Represe natives having organized IT.
self; when | came In from the door of
the Senate found the Clerk reading
the journal; the moment after he had
finished it made the motion, and was
seconded by my colleague, Mr.. ARcHgR,
to whom | could appeal; not thai my
testimony wants evidence; | should like
to see the man who would question II on
a matter OF fact; this fact is we'll remem-
bered; lady would as soon forget der
wedding day as | forget this lie mo.
ton TO reconsider was opposed; 1t was
debates able question; and the Speaker
stated something IN TINS way. THAT 1t
was not Tor him To give any orders; the
Clelk knew his duty The e ERIK went
more than once; my impression Is, thai
he went more than twice; could take
my oath, and SO | believe could T..
ARCHER, tina. he made two efforts, and
came back under my eye, like Mouse
under the eye OF a Cat, with the engross
ed bill in his hsnd bis bread was at
stake; at last he, with that pace, and
couGtenance, and mauper, which only
conscious guilt can inspire, went OIL, his
poverty, not his will, consentlng. and.
before the debate was finished, back he
comes with the bill from The Senate
which had then become law, before il
was decided whether ihey would re con.
sIder 1t at my motion or not, which mo-
ton nailed the bill to the table until if
should have been disposed of mem
ton this to show what unprincipIed men,
Jesii"g PoWer and forgetting rtghl,'' are
capable of doing even IN the presiding
Char oil a dellberatiye Assembly; yet.
so notorious as these facts are. So anxi-
Gus was one side otthat iiouse IN cover
up their detection; such was the ankle
~ OF the other to get Missouri I'M on any
conditions, that this thing was hushed
UP, just as the suspension OF the nArEAs
CoRPus was hushed up.
i he oil was passed through the forms
OF Law; Missouri was admitted into the
Union contrary to the Constitution, as
much SO as If had voted the other Way
IN the first instance, and the Speaker
| mad ordered the Clerk 10 put my name
with the AYES in the journal when had
voted NO, because, sir, agreeably to the
Constitution of the United States every
member has right to his vote under
the forms OF the House. whether these
forms are wise or foolish, and my col
league and myself were ousted out OF
our right to reconsider, for which
| would not have taken all the land within
the State of Missouri!'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30

No intelligence OF much importance by the
last mail. The Washington papers are filed
With the most part, With Documents relating to
the Panama Mission, and Congressional pro
ceedings OF little interest No definite time is
yet fixed upon for the adjournment of that boay:
the subject was under discussion few days
since, and was nnshy postponed to,Monday last
IL is expected that the residue of the session
will be absorbed IN discussion of the Bankrupt
Bill, together with the differences unfortunate
ly existing between Georgia and the General
Government.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30
HANGERS OFFICE.

iChEfs and Shares Of Tickets, in the fol.
1 loving Lotteries. under our management.
are nov on sale. BY the parcel or retail IT our
Office on Pennsyiysni Avenue, (oppos,te
crowns Hotel
GFAiI Letters and Orders (post Free, for
Single Tickets and Shares, will be very ,hank.
fully received aud have the rhos, prompt at
tention, il addressed 10
YATES s. MINTfRE.
Washington City,
AhPnze Tickets received ~ Cash, or the
Cash paid for them Immediately
u5The official count Of the Drawing of
each Lottery is published % HE Unsted ssatess
Telegraph the .Aaaonaf hiteil.s encer and thu
.saao,ial Journal newspa, ers, Immediately az
ter 1t takes place, and i, received here. in such
manner, thai any person may readily know the
late vi Ticket.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30

On the nigh of Tuesds. last. at the resi-.
dence OF Mr. William Wilson in this county,
the Rev, JOHN BLAIR HOGE, pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church in the CITY OF Richmond
The editor contents himself. for the present.
with the aduunciauun of the mere fact OF the
death of this excellent and distinguished person
AT Romney, OH the Goth instant, WARNER
fHRuCkMOR1ON, Esq Attorney at Law
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30

Fatal accident. On Saturday last, Eppyui,us
Hydenrlck, one OF the hands employed by MIR.
kownslsr in his paper mill, in this county,
came TO his death by the accidental discharge
OF rife, whilst in the act OF loading; the ram
rod passed through his hand. and entered his
head at the eye--he died instsntane ousiy.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30
Mrs SOM MELVILLE

v7ILL open a 81 iioOL ON Monday the
w l0th of April, at her residence one
door west Of the Printing Office She respect
full, so,,cits the patronage Of the inhabitants
Of Msttinsburg.
March 30
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30
BRIGADE ORDERS.

T HE training OF the Officers OF The 9th
i Regiment, Virginia Militia, will com-
mence at Narlinsborg, on Monday the s,h
day OF May next, and continue for three days.
and The mustr OF sad Re iment is appointed
at the sane place., O. the 18th OF lie sane
month All Officers Commissioned, and nov
holding Commissions in the 9th Reg't. within
the county Of Berkeley, are requss ted to al.
tend The training and keg,menial Muster.
Reglmental Orders.
THE Compsny formerly c.mmsnded By
Capt Lucas, will be Mustered by Capt JANE
Robinson until further orders.
The Commandments OF companies will fur
hish the Adjuant with the strength OF their
companies, on the first d..y OF the training, %
geth.r with return of all public property .p
pheabie TO military purposes Officers vii
appear on parade IN full uniform
WM. GRE6okY,
Col 67h Reg'r. Y, ",
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30
Ahenti0nl Militia!

VHSHE company commanded by the
"A subscriber, rs ordered 10 parade at the
usual place on the 2dSnurday in April next
at eleven o'clock precisely.
BENZ S. ABEL, Cap.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30

UfDivine Service viii b, performed in the
Episcopal Church, on Sabbath next, by the
Rev. Mr.. BRooRE, at IL O'Clock, a. IN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30

80, 600 Tickets at 81 :. sSl60 600
Not one Blank to a P,izei
Prizes subject to deduction OF Is per cent
and payable sixty ats after the drawing hue
cap De had, as wsnsls a, COtiEN'S OFFICE.
iHE M0aENT THEY ARE DRAWN.
'Fhofs Tickets IS 90 Quarters 81 as
Hdirss . SO Eighths CD
10 be had IN the greatest variety OF Numbers
lOld and Even nj
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30
THE WASHINGTON
GRAND CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERY:

For Internal improvement, Literature
and Charties !,
For the benefit OF Washington City. and the
States OF Rhode island, Connecticut, Dela-
ware, North Carolina, and LOUISIANA
AUTHORIZED BY ACTS OF CONGRESS.
Ind Of The sad States respectively.
GGHE H.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30
-HareA =. 1876
Grand State LOTTERY
TO BIS Drawn ox rHE
800

TO BIS Drawn ox TN

by which the holder Of Two Tickets or r,vo
Shares. VIII be eersais IF o6faaiae al Teas. oNE
fkiLt, es,d aaag aras TIlkEEl this mode of
drawing which Is secured by Letters Patent
under seal OF ,he United SAFES. has been again
-doptea ey The CoNSissioSKRs appointed bv.
the ooNkasos ard cocNoiL. IN eonseq fence Of
its enrIvalled popularity-The whole sehems.
TO be drawn IN ONE DAY and win take Lace
ia the CITY Of Baltimore. 90 WEDNESDAY.
V'hc IOth of Nav
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30
HlcHEs / PRIZE
1scenty- Flee Thousand Dolls.

eo,s29 Prizes amountinsto $4,000
1871 -
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-10

Upper Canada.-By census Of the population
OF Upper Canada for The year 1925, we find that the
total population OF that British Colony, is l57 SAL
souls, being gain Of 6,444 upon the oil the
preceding year.
The amount OF auction duties paid into the State
Treasury, by the auctoneefs OF the City of Phila-
dephie. for the quarter ending on the first day of
December, is abou, Thirty Thousand Dollars -!
English Baptist Missionary Society The dis.
bursements OF the Society for The year ending June
1925, amounted ,n 16,Os5t las. I'd. almost seventy
two thousand dollars. The receipts amounted to
l5995t. Is. 2d.--more than seventy one thousand
dollars. Nearly 81 900 remained in the Treasury
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-10
AYACUCHo,
Or TIE PERUVIAN VICTORY


III mother, dearest, weep not now,
When hearts and drums are beating,
When Ger the fair and beautiful brow
The flush Of pride is fleeing.
The scarf Of ZAire is ON my breast,
From dangers touch to save me
And DER my polished helmets crest
Are fiX'd the p!umes \ on gave me.
Oh mothe, dearest, while kneei,
In eager trembling joy,
To qua me f ON the toemeh'S steel,
Bes, Ky Peruvian boy.
One foot he in the STRAP placed,
One hand upon the name
3prang ghtly to the seat he graced,
And lo1sed NE coursei's rem
And mother, m sress, friend, we're soon
IN distance lei tar
And e'er on Andes rose the moon,
He fought with Bonvar,
<In Ayacucho's gloricus field
Man Mingled 70 destroy,
An. f)remos, with his sword and shield
Was zare's Peruvian boy,
.Sone saw him a tle evening fall.
Nor when The morning came
A banner was his funeral pail,
lis requiem Was his fame.
And one there was WIN mark'd the plume
HIS mo,hel's hand mad given,
NV dance upon the wright gloom,
Thea rom he helulet riyen,
And b. rl faint expiring cry,
A tone If anguish aud of joy.
sob victory the foemcn fly :"
From Zare's reruvian BOY,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-10
ASSOCIATIONS.

There is no man who has not some interesting
associations with aIcular scenes, or airs books,
and who does not feel their beauty or subiimity en-
HANGED by such connexions The view OF the
house where one was born, Of the school where ooe
was educated and where the gay years oil infancy
we're passed, is indifferent 10 no man.-ALIsoN.
Why is it that love my hut on the cliff! why
are ITS shades and IT'S surrounding cliffs SO dear to
me? Is it that there is any intrinsic beauty in the
trees OF my favoriIe wood, above that possessed by
any others Is II that the logs of my habatlon are
aittcd with more attractions than are allotted 10
those of my neighbors, that should prize them so
highly or does my qualification proceed from the
images OF past pleasures and enloymen,s whic h
hey are continually Offering to my recolectionsp
That this is the case ! feel know It's not
nv purpose 10 obtrude upon the reader evidences
proceeding exclusively from my own emotions
these may appear Insignificant to merit regard
but when direct the mind to the consideration Of
The beautiful in poetry, in vao, and in love- then
will, for a little WHILE claim atention.-W no is ii
that when alone, and in g'iei-when all the vol,
sppears a chaos to him-when friends are away
and even home is desolate, cannot, from the inter
yention Of some idea long buried in oblivion, or tn
interference OF something which, in his youth, wa
The instrument of pleasure, gather consolation
And WHY IS this the same instrument would
another be indifferent, the same idea; unconnecte
ia hi. mind with the happiness Of other days, woul
pas9 unnoticed i, is not The object itself, ther
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-10
Nineteenth Congrcss-1st Session.
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY A.
IN SENATE.

The bill from the House 6 making appropriation
for the payment OF the Revolutionary and ohe'
pensioners OF the United states," was read third
time, and passed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. HemphH, from the Committee on Roads
and Canals reported bill authorizing the Secre
tary OF the Treasury to subscribe, in the name ana
for the use Of the United States, Cor six hundred
shares OF the capital stock OF the Dismal Swamp
Canal ; which was twice read and committed.
he House resolved itself into Committee o.
the whole on the bill further to amend the judicial
System OF the United States.
This bill proposes, that the Supreme Court Q.
the United STATES shall hereafter consist OF Chief
Justice and nine Associate Justices. and provides
Tor the appointment of three Additional Associate
Justices oil said Court
Mr. webster Chairman Of the Judiciary Com
m'ltee, spoke considerable time ON this subject
and when he had concluded his remarks, Mr., Mitch.
ell OF Tenn. moved that the Committee shouu
rise, to afford an opportunity for reflection on the
subject.
Inc Committee rose accordingly, reported pro-
gress, and obtained leave to sit again and the
House adjourned.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 5.
IN SENATE.
The engrossed bill "to provide for the seizure
and sale OF property brought INTO the United States
III violation OF the Revenue Laws, in certain cases
was read third time, PASSED, and sent 10 the o'n
er House for concurrence.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Cooke, of Tennessee, laid on the table the lol
lowing;
Resolved, That the President of the United S'a's'
be requested to cause 10 be laid before this Hou's
an exact account of the expenses incurred by eaeD
Court Martial convened for the trial Of any othee'
in the Naval service Of the United States; and IN,
expense OF each Court of Inquiry, held by order "
the Navy Department, since the frs VI JanaaH
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-10
THE MOON.
beautiful piece

Will beautcc,s AM inconstant Thou VINO roi's.
Thy silver car around the realm Ct night
Queen Of soft hour.i how ianc'li aft hou
In tonipare and yestue Now thou comst
w I'll slender horn piercing the western ciouo,
A er,t on yulah's Hills, when joyous throngs
With trump and festival sa!uted thee;
Anon thy waxen crescent mid the host
OF consultations ike some fairy ooat'
Gides o'er the waveless sea:-then as BRIDE
Thou bow'st ,hy cheek behind heecy veil
fImid and fair; or bright in regal robes
Dost bid Inv frlorb'I chariot proudly rolA
Sweeping With silent reign the starry path
In to the highest node-then pungiS low
TO seek d m Nadir in his misty CELL
1ny'.t thou our Earth, that thou dost hold thy lamp
10 guide and cheer her when the wearied sun
Forsases hcr'-Somctimes rowing on, thou shcdd 81
She ecipsng blot ungrLieful, on tina, SIRE
Who tecds thy urn with lght-but SINKING deep
Meath the dark shadow Of the earth dost mourn
Aud find Thy rlt.ibution.
-Dost thou hold
Daance with Ocean, that his mighty heart
losses at thine approach, and his mad tides,
Drinking thy favoring glance, more rudely lash
Their rocky hulwark DO Thy children trace
Through chysal tube our coarser teaturd ORB
Even as we gaze on tliee' With Eulclds arts
Perchance Il ON pole TO pole, her sphere they span,
Her sun-lov'd ,ropics-and her spreading seas,
CHI with their myriad isles. ? reliance they marx
Where iudlas cliffs the trembling cloud invade,
Or Andes with his fiery banner floats
The empyrean--Wheie old Atlas towers
Or that rough chain whence him of Carthage pour'di
Terrors on Rome. Thou, too, perchance, has nursd
Some bold Cope ncus, or tondly calfd
4 Gaiileo foft-those sun-like souls
Which shone in darkness tho our darkness faifd
To comprehend them. Canst thou boast like earth
A KEEPER, skiltul pioneer a'-l wise
i sage to write his name among the stars
Like glorious Herschel-or dynasty
Like great Carsins which from sire 10 son
Transmit ed Science brthright seaPd
Rose there some lunar Harrax, 70 whose glance
Hesplcnden Venus her adsen,u GUS curse
Feveal'd even in his boy hood some La Place,
i.imnuus the skies be sought 10 read
Thou dtignst no answer-or fam would ask
If, since lily bright creation, thou has seen
Aught like Newton, whose admitted eye
The arcana OF the uni, Use explo'di
light, subtle ray its mechanism disclosed.
The impetuous Comet his mysterious lore
Uutolded system At. system rose,
Eternal wheeling through the immensely Of space,
And taught Inn Of thtn laws. Even angels stood
Anaz'd--as when III ancent times hey saw
On Snai's top, mortal walk wtH God
B,i, nc t. whom the secrets Oi the skies
Were Whispered, III huml Is atord,
Breathing with chld-likz everence the PRAYER
"When on ynn heavens I'll all their orbs gaze,
"|ttevaL t--1@hat IS man Z"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-10

the Treasury is the only calculated to insure the pru
peri,y Of the country
make no apology for the want Ut mich novelty in,h
or nv future essaysas the arguments on the other SIDE
he question have been reiterated thousand times IN
speeches, newspapers, and pan'es Tor thirty Years pas.
i,hiudelbhia, Jan. 2, 1926. COLBERr.
p s. Those printers of papers who wish this importa
subject fairly discussed, requested To insert the above
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-10

lrhere are touches in the following lines (snys the con
necticut Nllrrorl that are great. We know OF nothing ~
modern Poetry that wcompare with the suohms q M .'
I'm 10 the ccmmlou of Moses with his God. The INES
need no comeut but We have the right and we feel the
:ncinaon 20 do what Justice we can to The meFs o ''s
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-10

The bill from the House +" making appropriation
for the payment OF the Revolutionary and othe
pensioners of the United states,'' was read third
time, and passed.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-11-08

JMessrs. Russell & Hlnt.--In reference to
paragraph now going the rounds of the pub
lie papers, stating 10 substance that the Hon.
Jonathan Russell had withdrawn his libel suit
against Seth Hunt, it may be proper to say,
we are correctly informed that the suit is
mol 'ctthdrdrn, bat will speedily be brought 70
issue. The cause of the delay, hitherto, has
been failure, on the part of the commission
ers, appointed TO take evidence in England, TO
execute their commission. The commissions
to France has been returned executed, and it
is MIR. Russelps intention to proceed to trial,
with but very little further delay for the ev-
idence from England. BOs. Statesman.
Extraordinary Produetion.-In New-York q
barrel has been exhibited, containing 1872 Sum-
mer Pippins, weighing IL lbs. averaging 13k
ounces each, raised on the farm Of Gopher
Mead, of West-Greenwich, Conn.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-11-08
REPRESENTATIVE ELECTION.

In Worcester South District, there being no
opposition, the vote has been very small. By
the returns, published below, it will be seen
that Maj. Davis is probably reelected by a
nearly unanimous vote. From the North Dis
trict we have not received returns sufficient to
determine the result, but we think there is not
much doubt of the reelection Of Hon. John
Locke, the present incumbent. In Middlesex,
Edward Everett-in Essex, Daniel Webster
in Essex South, b. w. Crowninsheld-in Nor
folk, ohm Baey-and, in Barnstable, john
Reed are probably reelected without any Sc
Tious opposition. In Essex North, there can
be little doubt Of the re election Of John Var
mum. In Berkshire, II. w. Dwight declined
reelection. There were three candidates,
and it is doubtful whether a,y choice is made.
In HampdeA the leading candidates were
Samuel Lathrop, the present incumbent. and
!. C. Bates, Esq. 1t was expected the cleo
lion would be closely contested. In Franklin,
8. c. Allen, the present Representative, and
George Grenncl, wer candidates. Result
uncertain. In Bristol and Plymouth the pres
ent Representatives both declined, and there
were three or four candidates in each We
have no information from e.;her on which 10
ground an opinion of the result.
For the information of our friends at dis
lance, we may add that The candidates in all
the districts of the State are friendly to the
present Administration.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-11-08
For Sale,

THAT beautifully situated
II FARM, in the West Parish in Brook
field, which was owned and occupied by the
late Hon. DWIGHT FOSTER, deceased, con-
tanning about hundred acres of excellent
Land, 10 good cultivation, as Moving, Pastur-
age, and Tilage, and generally well Fenced
and Watered. There are upon it about 400
Apple, and an abundance Of Pear, Peach,
any Plumb Trees. The Dwelling House is
large and in good repair, There are two
Barns, With an excellent Well and Pump for
the convenience of the Barn. Yard; Chaise
and Cart-House, with Granary and Corn
Room in the same Cider-Mill with House
over it; Shop for Utensils, &c. and Wood
Shed. The Meeting House and the Female
Classical Seminary are within short dis
lance.
Also, with said Farm if desired, a lot of
Wood and Pasture Land, containing about
sirty;fpe acres, lying on the road from the
West Parish Meeting House to New-Brain-
tree, and about mile and half from said
Farm.
credit may be had for part of the pur-
chase money, if il be wished. Apply to AL
FRED DWIGHT FOSTER in Worcester.
Worcester, Nor. 8, 1895. CIV