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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-08
TIE HARVEST.


l,oa "ueat harvest has commenced in Tie nei gbor-
mood OF this city. The crop will be large and ofmost
excellent quality -Cantc1bury paper.
49, HeapIng is begun in the neghboriood Of Edinburgh
nree oands OF shearers al work on Thursday on
Ihe neids between the north side OF the New Town and
We tFth'-Edinbrghp paper.
We rejoice 70 find that all apprehcnsons for the s f.
OF 'he harvest and the late potato crops have now
vanished; The rains have been general in every
p Per-; " 'ne United kingdom-Thsy did not come in
"Hc LOT 'he hay, and that is the only short crop
Dublin .NOrHing Post.
ne wheat has commenced throughout the west Of
Lhg'ahd' AMI tue accounts both Of the auay and bulk
OI me crop are highly satisfactory. The plantation
a" DoPs; at Orchard Portman, Taunton is in a re-
m"'osoy 'hriVIng state.--DeUixes Gazette
ne "heat harvest is now in almost general operation
,n'ousn0u' Devoushre, and the produce is bouptif,
Os9 a"1 barley ere also abundant crops except on r
SONS, where the want Of rain has been most felt
we nave accounts from various parts both Of the
counues OF Durham and Northumberland, of the par
ua' commencement of barley and oats. The crops
are but hight Wheat promises a more abundant
produce, and in many places is almost ready for
,he sickle On the whole the present harvest is like.
" 10 be Tie earliest within the memory Of man.
>N'ccpsilc CoNrguI.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-08
Uhjh SVlDhvr Springs, }


HF1Hf'HfjE nave received the note, which Won did mo
me nonor Oh yesterday address to me- invitg mo -
nan OF Il respectable number OF the Citizens If m,
ana us vcinity,io Public Dinner at Mr. Frazcr Ts
on " ednesday nest which they have the roodncss 60 49,
pose III cons quence Of my arrival amongst them as ma,
hestation OF their respect Such compliment was ros,
unexpected by me a Journey In Wastinr, - ~.
rou'c' recommended IN my choice by the pure air oC
region and Justly famed mineral waters: s,o,
:" w"'ch hoped might contribute TO the perfect re.es
"o'I"neht OF my health The qualification which de-
li'e "on ms demonstration Of Kindness and conadc,c,
springs " no small degree, from the consideration that :,
- % spontaneous testimony Of those with whom share ,
common origin III veneracd State, endcsred 10 me nv an
eV we or respect and Affection which no circun,,,sr
q" yer dissolve In communicating to that portion or
o |Ie"s OF Lewsburg and its vicinity, who have been
pSt" mus to favor me, by their distinguished notice M,
acceptance Of their hospabie invitations prav vo, IN AZ
my profound acknowledgements. And of The Giendv and
deIing manner ~ which you have conveyed IT, and for
ne generous sympathy characteristic of Virginia which
ore SO oDsing as 10 express, account Of the de.
fractions OF winch have been the selected object and Inc
mediidied victim. be assured that shall retain
lively and grateful remembrance
a IN. gentlemen, will, prcat .s,., nj .1, c.;,,o,.
your obcdient servant ~ tI 20, '' .,u y
'''''' NC. ienachan' North Mclaughlin,
''l'|eH' Bcii1e, ard Erssiuc &c &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-08
DoN1GsTxc occURREwcEs.s
FROM he Le'ciSLurs Palladium.
HENRY CLAY.
Lcwis6ure, .4ueusf os I,

IT, 1r, Le'cisjurs, 4ugnmt IS, 1896
SIR; AT meeting of respectable number or tho I,,,
nahiS o iewisburg and It's vicinity convened in rho Co.,
HOUSE OH the (2u7 ins IL unanimously r.,
seet you ARRIVAL amongst them by some public demon
Sdoh OF the respect which they in common with er.or
portion OF the community feel towards one Of Their n,o.r
GS''ngue" fellow citizens II therefore unanimous
~ cSoFed as the most eligible n,a,.stine thar
Iet'n 10 request the honor of your presence AT Pull
n'heF 10 be given at the Tavern Mir. James Fra,sr in
'"g 'o"h Oh LewisDurg on Wednesday the S0th inst
III PURSUANCE OF the above measures, we nc , con,,,;,,
nave hccn appointed communicate their resoI,,,n. II
s".'cit compliance with their invitation. In per(orrn,
Wv as'eeaoc duty we cannot but express our admrao,,
VI me h''o'n course which during long political carepr
youhaV pursued with so much honor yourself nd conn
" Hhough the detraciionS of envy, nd the whence r
p"v iee"g' nave cndeavoured 10 blast your fair repa
" ana destroy the confidence rcposcd in you bv the
"tHs oi the United States, rejoice to inform you ,ha
e people OF the western part of that state wbir elaine
70" us one oil her most gifted sous, still retain the same bin
'c'hg OF respcci which they lave always manifested i'm
Pe " 'ne ha'edictons AMI chickering's oG djsGpDojid i
''' a interested politicians We cannot clos. our con,
without hailiug yeu ore of the most d,tr-
es'u a'ooatrs OF that system Of internal inprovemer
"' mas already proved beneficial to our country and
"nch at y" distant period viii make even hcse dcser
mountains 10 blossom as the rose.
We nave tie honor to subscribe ourselves vonrs with cs
teen. 7 r: Mo- - ~ Vs.
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN,
!. +. CALDWELL,
JOHN BEIRNE
JOHN a. NORTH.
HENRY ERSKIAF.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-08

- TTE UUIS'IVPs vOure WIN cs-
j. G.. McCLENACHAN,
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN,
!. T. CALDWELL,
JOHN BEIRNE,
JOHN a. NORTH,
HENRY ERSKINE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-08

We hnj the following evccIicnt ct,e, in the annec5,, %
- T. Spr'gue interesting Euogy john Adams and
|el'erJro" Mr. Jldrson m w. gdqo,s, on me- diam
81 lar wj6.
-r MoSricgLLo. .Nar 49, 1918.
The pubic uapers. my dear friend announce ,t c,,
'''"'' VINO" f''f .e''c 90 olottr SOr had ,iren mo
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-14
PATENT,
70 prevent Fraud by a\te.
nations.

THE nature and advantages OF the
method lately discovered of Percent
inp or Protecting against Fraudulent Prdc-
.iccs upon Bank Notes, Post Notes, Bills OF
Exchange. Promissory Notes, Checks,
Drafts. Certificates of Stock, Policies of In
srrances. Wills, Lottery Tickets. and OH
or instruments, whether mercantile or lc-
ool. NAV be briefly explained as follows -:
II is obvious, that as Writing and Print.
inc Ink may be discharged by the applica-
tion ofcertain strong acids, very danger
SIR po,rer is possessed by evil-disposed
nersons. for effecting any alteration that
suits their purpose, either in sum, number,
dat, or endorsement.
The object of the present Invention, for
which the President Of the u. ). granted
his Letters Patent. is 10 effect this securl-
~ hv the introduction Of the other devices,
drawn or printed in vegetable or animal
colours upon one or both sides of the pa
pcr.on which the value the Check, Draft,
or other documents, is 10 be written
should an attempt be then made 20 extract
rho writing, Jy the use of any chemlca
nrenaration, an instantaneous discharge oI
rtouoe OF colour Of the lines or other de-
,,iee will be produced which will render
tho document upon which the attempt may
be made, entirely useless.
a1s Check Books. Drafts, Promissorl
Notes.and Lottery Tickets, printed on Cop
perplate in various colors, and prepared
paper for letters Of credit, and every des
cription OF fdocuments, may be seen aud Oh
tanned by applying At the Book Store o
Mr.. ]. HUTCHENS. No. l, Market
Sonaro first door west ofthe Bridge, Prov
idence, who is authorised 70 contract u
Banks. aud other Corporate Bodies, TO
CoPPEK PLArEs for Notes, Post Notes
Checks. Drafts. S'c.--which Will be fuT
nished at the shortest notice.
wM. NJ. EVANS, Paienite,
No. I3j. Cnesuut- Philadelphia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-14
Printed and Published by
ATKINSON & READ.

H. the Chambers OF %, Thames-street
entrance Market-square)
TermS Of the Republican,.
Two Dollars per aAnum-one half in advance
Price Of .HcertiSiRg.
On" Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent mser-
Hna. Large. ones IN the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked, viii be contin-
,,-d al iOr' iCGen, and charged accordingly.
I-FAu Gs~ounts lust DC settled AT least
Il year.
D. ~ Paper discontinued until arrearagcs
are paid
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-14
DIrEnRED ARTICLES

A letter from Bogoia Of the 18th OF July,
states that II. Il. Fudger, Esq. our Consul
at st. Martha, wac inhumanly murdered at
Bogota on the night of the 18th July. iio
was stabbed through the heart with he
own sword, and his throat cut from car to
car. His trunks were rihed, and his pi5-
tolls aud other articles taken away. Active
excrtions were making 20 discover the per !.
petra,ors both on the part q" ~ ssS.ern-
ment as well as tho inliabitaDts- His fur
neral vas attended by numerous con-
.ontse orcitizcns, and all the different Of
icers. Dos. Oaz.
The complcnront Of officers and men on
hoard tbe Brandywine, is 467. She cars
ries o,,t 4eO.--That OF the Vincennes, is
IgG--she carries out go. The excess il
for the purpose Of relieving ia part our
Brazilian squadron, and the residue for the
schooner Dolphin, whose present crew will
return in the United States. Should no
disaster occur, the Brandywine aud the
yincenncs will probably meet the squadron
now inthe Pacific, in about "a days. They
will water at Rio Janeiro, and will proba-
bly meet Com Hull and the other ships at
Valparaiso--if not, will proceed at Callao
--s9s-~
Cotton from the new crop, Of very SUI
oerior quality, was brought into the mar
ke; at Augusta, Georgia, as carly as the
1eth ult
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-14
WANTED

A BOY 70 attend in DRs Gooos sroRr.
n None neoI apply except such as have
.he GOOD qualities required for tha' employ
r,spi EDWARD w L.AWION.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-14
20 Packages,

OF choice good bargains bought low
~ and Will be sold low. Calicoes from
l2t cents. to 2s. per yard more of those
cheap ruffs for ladies', at only cents each;
200 hdkfs. for only Sd each; ti-i book mus
lin for % cts; 800 yds. linen diaper, from
10 cts to j. per yard 800 pieces elegant
ribbons, among them are straw s. green,
straw and white, straw and salmon an ol-
egant assortment Of baskets for the ladies';
cheap retlcules; elegant gauze and barage
hdkfS ; merino shawls; imitation merino
long shawls; silk hdkfs; flag, bandanno and
black DO; white silk thread and cotton half
hose silk. cotton, and worsted hose hand
some silk Vaninsha and cotton vesting /;
cheap sheetings, shirtings; stripe aud plaid
gnghams; cheap lot Of bombasetts ditto
blankets broadcloths and rassimeres from
= 20 Sci per yard cheap plan and figured
SWISS muslns; linen and cotton pocket
adkfs yellow nankns from $50 to os9 per
piece
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-14
CaH and judge for
Yourselves.
FINE BUYIAAD LONDON
BROWN STOUT,
AND
ANE =. ALE.
- 0N.ltl MS
S.@cYTs

INFORMS the public that he has on hand
l. large supply Of the above article, Of
the first quality, which he intends selling
at the very low price Of ~ 80 per dozen at
the Browcry--or Il 81 delivered in any
part of the town-io be had IN any quanti-
ty from single bottle, 10 a hundred dozen.
Store keepers and families VIII find il
more advantageous 10 purchase this, than
the barrelled Ale, as there viii be no loss
from setilings or bottoms.
NIB. 80 cents per dozen will be given
for Porter bottles, delivered at the Brew.
ery. july "a.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-16

7. G ~ $s.c. g., e ;os5s sti,c nprfrrc,,cs
s III ske s.6'eil NM io,x SGthix ~.
~ onrs + II IS af,tOaf SER "a ,|or;ne
~ NJ 2 snnS 4 rons ('ksc. continSs2
q hs MANN alncsI ~ ihes Pacific q. (
'cean. r, t1,a lVest India Seas 4 a,,d
~ ihe Mcditerrsne 4 4 !: 3fp.wbici,has
i'cen n.!,ls,ls 4 sIn {ilcr armament "a
cruise IN fhe fas IN Y gcoast of Souih
Amcr;fa. n al. tLcv have .affsrdr,l
|nroyecti,,n to o,lr rnmmcrcc, have
|con1 1ribuied Il, MAKE orr country adj. /.
vanfa 4 e,onsly kndwn Il, sioreie,, ma.
ti,u,s have i,onoyahIy cfhi,loyed ,nal.
|,;tndcA of our aeamcn n iI,e sSrvic.
II ot,r country. and Rave cnured
number Of ynutls ol' tho rising eeu.
grafton 10 Nycs Of many haf3ii9ood
and Of na,,t lc Al cxperjr,,co and sk;ll.
|7'he niracie. viii, which The West +
india Seas were f;sr several wears r.
lnstetl. have i,een fatally su6prcsssd.
But +, The Mcditerra,iean an they l,ayo
inr ceased ~ 4 manner aflictiye t,
other nations. but fstr tho continual !,
prcscuce Of our s,tuadroH. would
;,rouab)y have been sIi.tressinr =
"ur'own. The war which has u,,-
fortunately broken out between fhe
Republic Of f Buenos Ayres and tI,o
Brazilian government. has viyen
rise Ia very great |. = Irregularities 4. ,
monr the Naval Oficcrs oftke ,at.
tier. nv whom ,vriuciDlcs IN Relations
10 blocka,Ics. and "a neutral Enayira-
| tion. have been bvought forward. 10
which We cannot subscribc, n and
which our I. owh counmandcrs have
Hound II nci.essary "a resist. From
1.-The friendly di.positiou .tnwayds the
| United States constantly manifested
lby the Emperor of Brazil. aud the
very uscr / and friendly comncrcial
intercourse bctwcc,i the United
States aud his ton,iniors, we have
reason TO bcIietethaf the lust ropar.
alton tle eman,ic,l Tor tic. Injuries sua-
tained by. several of our citizens
iton, some oil lis officers, wiiInot ba
withheld. Abstracts ftDm the re-
cent dispatches Of Nl,c Commanders
Eof aur several squadrons arc COM
EnunicateaI with the report Of tho Sec
! retary OF the Nayv "a Conrress.
4 A(rerort from tho Post Master
General is likewise cofnpunicatcd, J.
presenting IN highly satisfactory
manner the result 81 q vigorous. ef-
iirienf. and economical a'iministra-
t'on tf that Department. The rev.
enue nfuic Office. even ut the year
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-05

THE members Of the Mar,insburg L;br,y,
4 Company are informed that the folIow,ng
works have been recently received from phils.
delphis, in addition To their former Cstslogur.
!. Bakers Translation Of the History Of Rome
BY Ivy, vols:--2. Langhorne's Pla,srch. 4
VOLT. Horne rooke's Diversions of Purles )
vols Memoirs Of the Life and Writing. Of
DR.. benjamin Frsaklin, written by himself and
continued TO BIS death by his Grandson vlll;su
Temple franklin, comprising his Privae Cor.
respondencr. Public Negotiations and all hi.
Political. Philosophical and Miscellaneous.
Works, 6yols:--5 HaIiam's View OF the sts,e
Of Europe during the Middle Ages, 2 vols:---6
The Works OF Thomas Moore, ESQ. yels.-7
The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith
vois:--fhe Old aud New Ties amen,s connsc
ted in the Bissesy Of the Jews and Neighbcr
ing Nations. BY II. prideaux, d. d. Dean o
Nor zlch
The abosay in addition to the Old Catalogue
make about 500 volumes. The price Of Mem
bership is row Three Dollars. Ii win doubtles
be enhanced at the next srmi-annual mresia.
of the Society, end gradually increased fo
some years. Those who wish 10 be some mem
bers. will apply to the Treasurer. Thornton C
Durham. II. DAVIS. Prssh
sept. IA.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-05


IL lie 5 sl.e..-Nil be offered Tor safe,
l. on Thursday the ooh day Of October next,
at the place where now live, on Sleepy Creek,
Morgan County, Virginia, about seven miles
from Bath, and five from Hancock n, PL.3sN-
TRITON, GRfST and SHY MILLS. There
asan this farm, $50 acres OF good farming land.
nd as much timber on the place, II sawed up
andtaken to market, as would pay for the whotc
of the property. On the land Is two good
Dwelling Houses. good Ktlchen and Barn; 4
paIed Garden; Still House, with overhead wa
terthat never fails. The farm is in toierabie
repair My reasons for selling this valuable pro
perry are obVious; II is not because do NOT
lik cit, but because have no family. ard am
getting old and cannot attend TO the Farm and
Mills my self and have no one To do II Tor me-
The situation ard surrounding country perfect.
ly healthy. Terms. One.hslf The purchase mo
ney tc be paid in hand and the other IN two
or three years, as may best suit the purchaser,
by giving sufficient security. Any person or
persons wishing to purchase the above proper
~, may be shown the same on application TO
the subscriber. Should it not be sold on the
above day, it will be rented for a term OF years.
At the same time and place, will offer for
sale, Cattle, Hogs. Farming Implements, Wa
gon, Coruin the field, Tobacco in House; also,
Household and Kitchen Furniture OF every
description: Together with number OF o'her
articles too tedious to mention Twelve months
credit will be given for the movable property.
upon the purchaser giving bond with approved
security. Sale TO begin early in The day.
Aug II MARCUS ALDER.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-05

iiE subscribers most respectfully iniorms
4 the old Customers Of the Bedington Mills,
and The Farmers OF the County generally, thai
he has leased. Tor term OF years, said Mills:
and is now ready To receive ALL KINDS OF
GRAIN Which be viii grind on the usual
terms. ne viii give barrel Of Super.fine Flour
for every S00ibs. OF Merchantshle Wheat, and
S enabled TO do all the Country Work that NAV
be offered him, with all possible dispatch.
Aug 10 Ws. PENDLEToN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-05

MOTICE.--Deinquent members Of the Mar.
~ tlnsburg Library Company, are notified
that their several dues for qisrterase and ases
must be paid up before the next semi-annusl
meeting; Otherwise suits viii be brought against
them or their stock SO I.
BY Order OF the Directors.
sept % Y DAVIS Pr-~,,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-05
VALUABLE STOCK OF GOODS FOR
w q r ft0TIlN i've

VALUABLE STOCK OF GOODS FOR
SALE.-The ST0CK OF GOODS be-
longing to the estate Of Samuel X. Wilson, IS
now offered for sale, on accommodating terms.
They are we'll assorted. in excellent order, and
having been laid in on very advantageous terms.
are worthy of the particular attention ct mer-
chants--especial'y.o such as might wash to oc.
cupy The stand, which is one of the best IN the
country. Gerrard's Town. and would be rem
ted, if desired, TO the purchaser Of the Stock.
The terms of sale may be learned on sPpllca-
ton to the subscriber
JOHN G. WILSON, .4dm'r. Of
sept TT Sdmuef A. Uifson.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-05

u XECUTOR's SALE Will be offered for
IA sale, on "Wednesday The asa day Of Ocss5er
,l.rt. At the late residence Of JoHS wILsELN.
of Berkeley county, deceased. two miles from
Martinsburg, on the road leading from thence
to WlIliamsport, all the persona property of
said deed. consisting of some verv valuable
Yegk Horses, fac Stock OF Cattle, sheep
end Hogs; Farming Utensils Of various dies.
criplions. Road Wagon, Wheat Fan. &c.
all the Household and Kitchen Furniture; tile
entire crop of Wheat, (which is very good, ]
Rye, Corn and Oats by the bushei--Graln in
the ground; Hay by the ton, some Wool, toge-
Their with number of other articles not ne.
eessary to mention. The sale will commence
early in the dv, when The particulars will be
mad. known and due atend2nce given by
sept. %. JACOS MYERS, Err.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-05
40 BL4AUIfsls1ITH5,
Farmers, Houssksepsrs, and OH,

Farmers, Hoassksspws, and Others.
THE subscriber has just received on com
! mission. large assortment of IRON
aud CASTINGS, which he will sell as low as
lhsy can DC purchased IN the country, ccns,st.
ing, in part, Of the following articles:
III, 8, 8, S, 4, 3. ? and Gallon Pots,
FRS, SIZE Dutch Pots and Lids.
1, 2, 3 and Ovens and Lids,
/ and 2 d. Extra Lids,
FIRST do. Oval Ovens and Lids,
l and do. Grddles,
First do. Spiders,
l and 2 do. Dog irons,
Mould Boards, Monars and Festles
-.4LS0--
IRON OF every description. The Subscriber
viii warrant every article to be of tie ffstqna
ity; IT not, the purchaser al liberty 10 return
the article purchased.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
have Jlst received fresh and genuine sup
ply oil the very best OF Medicines. Patent Ne
Geaes, Pants and Dyr STAFF, among which
are a few articles particuiariy worthy OF notice,
and which viii be sold unusually low, yiz:--
Calo-,et Camphsr, Calcined .Hagnssia Cod
pressed Caster Oh, IRrmsfae, Long PEPPER, Al
spice, Cloves and Mace. CHSs HAMPER.
Shcpherdstown, sept. S3
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-05
EBUBLIC SALE-yill be sold, by

EEUBLIC SALE Will be sold, by
il public seudae, at the farm of the sabscfi
bes. near the head of rnscarora Greek, sn
Friday he goth day Of October merit, all bis per-
sonsl property. consisting of Horses, Cows,
Hops and sh.>p. Farming Utensils Of every
description, good Road Wagon, Plantation do.s
household and Kitchen Furniture Of all kinds,
such as Feather Beds, BEDDING, &c Tables,
Chars, Bureau, &c !; Cider By the barrel, TO.
gether with nunber OF other articles not ne.
ecssary to psr,icuIaiise. SIX mouths credit vii;
be given for all Sums over FIVE dollars, the pur-
ehssers giving bonds with approved security
Saeto begin early in the day.
sep Ia JACOB HOFFMAN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-05

JAMES M4ANELL'S .NIGH9 oeaDvL.
j will commence on Monday Euenmg Oc'o.
her9. 1926 in which School slii be taught
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arthmetick,
Sncluding Vulgar and Decimal Fractions, The
extraction of the square, Cube and Bequadrate
Ro,,ts. Hours ofa,iendance Irom early candle
light, to half past y o'clock.
A artinshnrg. sept 81.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-05

h4NFTl DOLLARS REWARD. - Broke The
Il jail of Berkeley county, on the night Of
Thursday last. the Dist inst two convicis
J9rES WILLIAMS and BE.N.kTyN'G ~
BR.3gRET. WILLIAMS is about twenty
years OF age, is about five feet nine inches high,
tolerabiy web made, hrs very black nushy hair.
and very pale comp.eAiobed. has down look
when spoken TO, had or blue cloth coat,
white corded pantsIoons, blue and white cotton
vest. muslin shirt. pair Of old shoes and stick
iDgs, aud tolera6le g9cd for hst--le was CON
mttted Tor icFgery. BRACKET, as te appear
ance, is a5out IS or IS years Of age, is FIVE feet
nine or ten inches high, stout made, has dark
hair, bad Of an old black coat. corded panta.
looms, white nefseils vest, old muslin shirt, old
shoes and stockings, and al old fur h.,--he vas
committed for Iioise-stcaling. IL is supposed
SAID convicis took the direction of StAu.on--
they are without money, ard in ali probability
viii steal horses Bracket, in particular, /, q
great scoundrei, he processes 10 be hack-
smith to trade ard stage diver, hasa pIeas.et
cotntenauce when spoken to. rcwatd of
Fifty Dollars will be paid for the apprehension
anfi securing said convicls in any jail, or Teen
~ five Dollars for either of thau, and IN case Of
their delivery AZ the jail OF Berkeley county, Ill
reasonable expenses pad.
PETER GARDNER, Jails-.
Martins5urg, sept 20,
0-TEdtors ct newspapers will render a SER
vice 10 society. by gI'ing the above few ia
sertions, in order TO the apprehension of tbs
u.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-05

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