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Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-04-29

= And thou Amanda, come pride fmy song
Formed by the graces, loneliness itself!
Come with those downcast eyes, sedate and sweet,
Those looks demure, that deeply pierce the soul
Where, with the light Of thoughtful reason mlxd
Shines lively fancy and the feeling heart
oh come and whilst the rosy footed MAY
Steals blushing on, together let US tread
The morning dews, and gather in their prime
Fresh BLOOMING FLOW RS TO grace thy braided
hair
And thy lov'd bosom that improves their sweets.'
IhOmpson's Seasons.
Green Hous.-MR. jon CARPENTER, Of this
town. has established a Green House and a Botanical
Garden III the valley north of the Rope walks, where
may be found the finest flowers, and plants of almost
every climate. Mr.. Carpenter has been at great
expense and unwearied pains in making up his Sc.
lections of valuable flowers plants and fruits, and
will, we trust, meet with sufficient patronage to JUS
tify his carrying on the plan to the extent he con-
templates. At this season Of the year, il is exceed
ingly pleasant to walk in that direction, and we in
vite all who are fond of beholding one Of the pretti.
est selections of native and exotic botanical proluc-
tions, to visit the Green House and it. Gardens.
Mr.. Carpenter, has annexed 10 the Green House,
q spacious garden, which will shortly be ornament
"a with shadowy bowers, and tur.tel walks, where
II is his intention to receive such company, ms may
bo disposed TO spend an useful hour, in cuilins sweets
from the verdant foliage OF ais beautifl retreat.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-04-29
In ELpven Ddus -!

MORE p ICES than Blacks. Two Tickets
lvk sure Of one prize. s only, for 5000!
Grand State Lottery Of Maryland, No. 8, to be
dra wn on the odd and even system by which
the holder of two tickets is certain TO obtain on,
prze, and may draw three. Tickets only Five
Dollars each, all TO be dawn in one day, on
Wednesday, the 10Th Of Nav. Highest prize,
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-04-29
Saturday Evening
TIN.
ARRIVED THIS DAY.

Ship Eliza and Abby, Law,on, from Liverpool (March
22) with dry goods and hardware, to s. & A. Il. Arnold,
owners, Peckham < Barker, Hardness < Stead, and the
master ~ passengers, artizans. Experienced very bad
weather during the passage. In lat. 40 30, lon. 60 w.
brig Francis, Miller, 80 days from Lisbon, for N. York
The papers brought by the Eliza x Abby are anticipated
by the Sapphire. at Boston.
sloop Gold Hunrcss, Currie from Savannah with cot.
ton.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-04-29
CLEARED THIS A

Brig Hazard, Robinson. Bath.
Sloop Herald, Brown, New York.
Left at New. Ci.cans, 20 days since, brig Marmion,
for this port.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-04-29
CO.4CH. AND CHAISE MAKING BUsL
JUST ~PUBLISIIED,

1S5i tDiioiiip'
ID EPOST ofthe trai Of A. S. Field, indicted lor
IA the murder Of Jonathan Gray, before the Su-
preme Court of Rhode Island, at Providence, March
Term, 1926. For sale by John Hatchens, and at
the Journal Counting Room. april 80.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-04-29

HlRAND STATEL OTTE Y.-Chss Three, for 1926
VIZ For the encoura goment Of Domestic industry. To b.
drawb M Providence, IN May next. =. A. N. ALLEN
& Co. Agents iur the Managers Filiy nuuper ev.nLila.
ton six drawn ballots
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-04-29
SIS rs GOO

VHUTt 7 TKV,S, - ITdIVts' S<.OV; QIITTtTs
Sl,25; E'gi.ths, IL ! 2, TO be had in a great va
riety ofOdd ana Even Numbers, al
CLHKk'S,
Rhode Island Stale Lottery and Exchange Office,
April 90. No. 4. Union Buildings.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-04-29

CheoP Trm,ening.--The price ofa passage in The
Steamboat rom Ncw-York to Now. London 4
three dollars; and the Union Line from New-Yorl
TO Philadelphia takes passeug,' for three dollars.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21


nos and Indianaand Kentucky " I'D vi issouri would
bring the business witbin the ability of the Judges OF
the respective Circuits; whereas in the proposed Cir
cult of Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri there is no,
enough business TO occupy half the time of Judge
while in that of Ohio and Kentucky there more as
we observed before, than any Judge dispose Of
The amendment of the Senate also provides that the
Judge shall reside in his Circuit and since it is expect
cd that the President will be governed by the prn
ciple IN making tho appointments, may be out of
the way to infer tina, the votes OF in the Senate
mere influenced by the consideration that the amend
went would exclude Ohio from a participation in the
appointments.
II vii! not escape the recollection &C the reader that
FIR Mclean of Ohio, Post Master General, has
been long and confidently spoken of of the new
Sudges-But should the amendment of the Senate be
adopted the late appointment OF Mr. Trnblc of Ken
tncy, must necessarily defeat the prcteusions of Mr.
Mclean. This we learn is the wish Of the Opposition
and the covert object of the amendment. WHY il is
So involves an explanations Which present we have
not time to make. 1t is confidently believed that the
House will refuse to concur in the amendments consc-
queny the bill must fall through unless those members
nj the Senate who voted Tor the change without regard
To IFS political operation. recede-and such
're trust, will be the case. 10.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
VIRGINIA. H1HcrxcNg.


Watkins l2l--P. Guerraut 81.
tAIRFAX-Iyler< i99, Aason* 148-3Ioore 1911.
LoulsA--Charles Y kmbrough 263, Horatio G..
WIns'on @30-Peter NJ. Daniel 100, Oliver T. Cross
NoRTot.X Co.--John Thompson $751; Gen. Robert
D. Taylor. 26o-'ohn W. Mnriaugh 1885, William
NonTifAa'rToN---A. p. Jpshur SO, John N STRAIT
tom DIV l.am Dunton 81.
Sf'ENANDoAH-Wm. Anderson I'll, w. r. Almonds
547--Ale2. DOYLE 500, Samuel Hawkins 2l8
w ARwIcK--Thomas Curtis So, Miles Cary* ST.
Thomas r. Dunn so WIN. Preston At, Humphrey
liarwood "a, James II. Langhorn 9.
SENATOR'S.
Col. Moses Walton is elected tie Senator from tI,e
shenandoah and Rockingham District Aggregate vote
in the District: Col. Wa!tnu 7O5 Mir. Lowell COS Col
Rutherford 4G6.
Nat H. f'e l,,f Tor;y,,,,-e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
COMMUNICATED.

few days past, was good deal entertained, in view
ing some OF the remains OF the andiluvian world. Al
mill belonging TO Mr.. Hilkah Ball, county Of Lam
CASTER, (Nal below tie food gates there HILL one side
OF " is about so feet perpendicular; this
cut by men and by the water, and dcloscs great
quantity uf shells unvaves and bivavcs: amongst
latter large number OF iutcd Shells also oyster and cookie
snes There many shells quite NOT lnrger than
persons finger nail. whilst others small
breakfast plate: heyc bed clay willis, the earth
10 the top OF the hill loose sand Besides these shells there
- quantity oil large pctried bones apparently belonging
10 sea anals apparently because of the bones
Which saw were entirely whole. / large and very
nea'y bone out Of The bank which evidently had been
"S'eu since Its ifsi deposition. and yet pro-
cesSes We're broken or judged par, of the SHINE
OF some huge animal OF oiden tne, bu, what species am
utterly "naoie say After collecting number OF these
BONES with some curious teeth DlRce reaectinp on
the great lapse OF time which have taken rIoce s;nc
thedepoon ofthose bones md fossil Ina,te and the acc
mutation OF the immense hill above them, fully convinced
that the very spot which stood once swept by the
roaring ocean. T
February 2i,h, 1896.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21

ConSreSsIt will be seen that both HORSES of Con
greSS have fiSed on the 22nd Of May tie day on
which the present session is to be adjourned. Having
devoted so great portion of their timebecomin pre
cIous from The mass of NATTER public and private before
hem-to useless calls for iDfon' on and ',rt!v and
unnecessary speeches, thereb ipr .,atfy some
malignant feeling, or advance ,neir own views of amb
tons ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, it is greatly hoped-and their
duty as pubic agents requires it at their hanIs-tha
party animoses should be permitted to siurnber for
time, and that attention given TO tho general routine
OF business, which is impcriousv demanded BY tue in
terests of the Government we'll as that Of ndiyldu
ais We certainly advocates for freedom Of do
bate, so far as the same is compatible With fho
Just and efficient measures of legislation; but when
VIC see speeches almost without end daily and weekly
addressed to empty seats and bare walls when no effect
is 10 be derived from them one way or the other than
the mere grahcd vanity Of the speaker to see himself
IN the newspapers; to subserve party purpose
10 be used amongst his constituents in his campaign for
election il is time they should be reminded of their
duties and the injury the country is sustaining from
conduct like this 1t is evil Of daily growth, which
requires TO be checked and one which begins to call
forth the just and necessary complaints of the people
The Panama question is still under discussion in the
House Of Representatives.. An effort was made some
days ago to bring it TO close but without effect The
Washington papers of astcvenng, however state that
general disposition prevailed 10 end the debate. and
it understood the question would be taken on yes
to-day. It is said that the mission viii be sanctioned
! by large majority.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21

We understand that Capt. w Branford Shubricl,.
appointed to the sloopof the Lexington. lately
launched and now nearly ready for sea- in this port
nc Lexington IS noble ship Of her class, and it is
thought shat she will carry the Commissioner 4, The
Congress Of Panama, to Chagres before she proceeds
10 sone moro permanent duty ~ = .q-.f,:c77.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21

Mr. Writ has declined accepting the appointment OF
Professor Of Law in the University Of Virginia John
Tayloe Lomax, esq of fredericksburg has been invit
ed to fill the vacant chair, aud is understood will &C
cept the invitation.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
Es'ree' Of" 's 'fs', 5o,n f@rt .,s'el tc,se Agency

3C.b .N0rch
The attachments OF the lst and ltn REGIMENTS Of In
tantry, stationed in the Creek Nation, lave received
orders from the War Department TO vacate .heir en-
Canpmons' and march to Pensacola preparatory 10
'helr further movement to the Mississippi
An inference has been drawn from this movement
that the President of the e. S. firmly persuaded of the
adjustment OF all It's difficulties with the Creeks and with
Geogia ana of tue restoration OF TRANQUILITY on the
bordcrl
ne Spdn,sh F2cct.-We are informed bv Captain
PITCHER OF the schooner Magnolia arrived on Saturday
rom d. 'ago de Cuba at he the Spanish feet Of
e'sht san OF mep OF war from Havauna, with troops
gong mic that port on the 10th ut. Rice S55; Pork
Sl4 Beet Sl0--HGcaanah Georgian, april 10.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
DEED.

On the morning of the 18Th inst. Of n short but severe
illness Col EDMUND Wills, late of Nottoway COUNT
IN the Oihyear OF MS agea gentleman in whose clarac-
ter was found the qualities Of aiec0nae and indulgep.
husband and father, good MASTER and indeed generous
charitable and good whose death sincerely regret
leo oy those who bad 4 pleasure become acquainted
with him during bis short rcsidcnce here.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21

Thctrial Of J. o. Boauchamp, and hat Of Isaac b.
Desia, each accused ofmurder learn from The Ken
lucky papers, nave been both postponed on account Of
the absence of material witnesses.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21

4S,64O TICKETS. 9G,G90 DOLLARs.
Tickets and .siaYrs a1nv BIZ had attic
w a N a O. RS OFFICE,
UNDER THE EAGLE HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA.
AT TIE FoLIOvITG VATEs:
Whole Tickets $3--Jia"es 81 50-Quar;ers - cis.
Certificates Of Il Tickets can also nc had. ntbs case
there will DC required
For - Whole Tickets but SIS 60
- Half do II 90
T. Quarter do r 81
Explanations Of this Lottery, we'll all information
respecting others, will be given this office.
Prizes in the Lotteries Of New-York Ne-Jersev Penn
syivania Delaware. Maryland, Washington CITY Virginia
North Carolina and louisiana gill be received In pay
Orders, enclosing the cash, prizes above free If
postage, for tickets shares viii with prompt atten-
SION II addressed to
..B. YATES, l,~
Na,:h'. 1.IN~-RE ''a"asc's'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
MAR RIED,

On Thursday evening the 18th inst. by the Rev Edmond
G"ode MI JOHN GooDT, merchan Mt, Mrs. CAruAR1Nr
Cor ERURN, hnh of this city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
Hampden SYDNEY College

FENHE semi-annual Examination at Harnpden Syd-
= ney College, will commence on Friday, the 91st
: AM close on the 26;h. The Trustees W i'll meet
On Wednesday the Goth, and the Public Performance
VIII tabe place on Thursday, The eth.
April q :,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
RYE STRAW

RYE STRAW.
& StANTIrT of Rye Straw wanted, for which! lib
q eTal PRICE will be paid by f. PORTER
Stag QGice, Union Holcl .4pr21. 81
TsNHE RICHMOND RACES, over the TRrE HTIT
p Course, will commence the I'd Tuesday (9thl of
May, and continue four DAYS
april 2i !. NJ SELDEN, P,np,jefor
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
NNIY DRUGGIST STORE-

J. .. YATES & a. TT'TNTXRE, Nanagers.
SO Number Lottery, ny combination and permutation-
Five Ballots be Drawn.
HIGHEST PRIZE 10000 DOLLARS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21

So 90, Hait 30, Quarter - cts
FOR SAB is 6FovE.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30
PUBLIC SAT ~.

WILL he sold by public vendae on Tnes-
w day the 1lh day Of APRIL merit. at the
late residence Of John Porterfiel1. Esq decd
near the Falling Waters, all the personal pro.
perry belonging to said deceased, consisting OF
q number of valusble Horses, Brood Mares and
Colts. Mich C"ws and Young Cattle, Hogs and
SHEEP; F.aR,HI.NG IMPLEMENTS at e.
very description. among which are good
Road Wagon, Plantation ditto. Carts, Pioughs'
Barrows, &c WHEAT, RYE and CORN by
the bushei: variety ct HOUSEHOLD aud
KITCHEN FURNITURE. such as Beds,
Bedstesds and Bedding. Fables. Chairs Desk
Bureau, &c together with other articles not
necessary TO mention
also EIGHT V.9LU3BLE
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30

FByHE subscriber is DESTROYS to dispose
B o, b, private sale ms FAkM, NIng "n The
On, o,,oD. about one nile east ot MartlnsbUrg,
ON the shepherdstown and Charles,own road =
This frac, c,,nta,ns 320 acres. $50 OF which are
clear..d and under cultivation ioeludmg 100 a.
ores az be,tom land formed BY the ruscarora
snd ,h, oneonon creeks, as fertile and IS beat
,,fi,l ne any IN the state.-This bottom which
is entirely dry, has constantly produced from
SO to 80 bushels of Corn per acre, The subserl-
Der has gathered as much as 100 bushels )-u
il also susceptible OF being made most excel
LEM meadow The improvements ON thus farm
have cost the subscriber at least So VOo, and
he believes that the money has not been use.
,esSly expended. Besides the commodious
da,.i,;or house. there are 10 other houses for
different domestic and agricultural purposes
= valuable SAW MILL. on seat which would
=. a,lnirablv adant.d 10 a merchant mill The
Tuscarora being here greatly enlarged by nu-
merous sprnes, and the tail on the land up
wards of IS teet.--,rhe barn will be shlngled. so
as Ia DE in complete repair for the purchaser
= fine young orchard which, with another on
The MACE. consist of 400 apple tees; hoe
peach orchard; pump sn the barn yard aae
.notb-r for the kitchen are among the many
advantages Of this desirable properly
The /, rms will be very moderate, and VIII
he made knevn To any person sesirous OF pur
chasing by the subscriber on the place
WILLIAM d. KING.
Berkeley county, March l6-h
c~r The .,virginia Free Press" Tisrpers'
Ferry: .rorch Light" Hagers Town, poi
teal Examiner" Frederick-Town; and "Re-
positorv" Chsmberstnrg. will each insert the
above three weeks. and transmit lher accounts
TO this Office tor collection
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30
VInuINiA BORN SLAVES;

Men, Boys aud Girls Ten months credit viii
be given on all sums over five dollars, the
purchasers giving bond with approved security;
under that sum. the cash must be paid. The
sale will commence early in the day, and con-
tinue frnm day to dsy until all Is sold.
GEORGE PORTERFiELD, jr. Err.
March IS --ctds
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30
Important to FarmersS Millers
LEYuE snhscriher having obtained by


tEsHE subscriber having obtained by
RI letters patent, dated February the 18th,
1918, an exclusive right in his new improve
ment in the Threshing Machine, with two cy
lenders one revolving within the other and
getting out the grain as it passes between the
two OFFENDERS, drawn by the motion OF the
inner c, lender by teeth extended from each
offender towards the other, and turned by a.
ny convenient power, and fed in any conve-
nient manner will make vend 10 others to
be made and used on application. by any per-
son in or within the United States OF America,
this improvement in the Threshing Machine.
This is therefore to forewarn any person or
persons within the limits of the United States
of America (Thomas Beatty or his assigns ex-
cepted,) from making, useing or vending to
others to be used, this Improvement in the
Threshing Machine. as am determined to
prosecute all who may so offend.
The subscriber also offers to the public. his
new Improvement in the wheat Rubber
rubbing the wheat between two cylinders, one
revolving W thin the other. and rubbing The
wheat as il passes between the two OFFENDERS,
by protubei ent points, extended between the
two offenders
MICHEL SHANKS.
March 90.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30
VIRGINIA,
Berkeley County Court, 10 wit.
FEBRUARY TERM. 1874.


James Thruston and DAVID Ranao.ph, G,arn
dams OF the children Of Joseph 1bruston de-
ceased plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Robert Billingsy. aiiiam Cunningham and
James Hayes laffee man OF coior) Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Robert BihDgsiy, not having
netcred his appearance, and glsin security xc-
cordIng 70 the act OF assembly aud tie rules of
this codrts and it appearing to tbs satisfaction
ot the cout tka, he N not an lnhsbitsnt of the
state--lt Is Ordered, That the said defendant.
Robert Biilngsby, do appear here on the Sc
cond Monday IN Ma. next, and answer the bill
Of the planuff. asd tnat copy OF his order be
forth with inserted tor Two months succe ssiveiy
IN the Msrtinsnurg Gazette, and be posted a.
the door OF the Court House oil this county
A copy-Teste
D. HUNTER, c Be
rahruary is IQ36
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30
8. The Corn Shelter

will not cost more than Si2-without break.
ing the COB, it will shell a, least bushel per
n,inu,e; separating the cob from the grain, and
capable Of being worked either by the hand
or by wa er power. This very useful substi
tute for the Iaborious and slow process OF
Smelling by the hand, will be found all rmpor'
tant TO every miller and farmer IN the country
rne machine may be seen and tried al the
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30
ATTENTIONl

THE comqan, under he command Of tbs
Subscriber are houtied TO attend muster. IN
Maftinssurg. on SATURDAY The first of April
nex,, At precisely ? o'clock p. M. pupciual
attendance from every member is requ sted
TILLoTsoN FRYAl 1, Capt
March %.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30
WILLIAM b KING.
Berkeley county, March l6--tf
NOTICE.

FE1HE subscriber desiring to dispose
al Of TWO LOIS near the town of Mar
hnsburg, has authorised Mr.. Thomas
Smith to make sale of the sane, either sepe-
rately or together, on the most accommads-
ting terms Persons wishing to purchase.
viii please to apply to Mr.. smith, from whom
bargain may be had
WILLIAM N. SCOTT.
Hardy county, March asst
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of Deed of Trust. executed on
ID ne 9Th day of September, 1928, by VIM.
X y 40 the subscriber, for the purpose of Sc
curing to Christian Henry. certain sums OF
money therein mentioned, will be sold, tor
cash, a, the house of said William Ray, on
"Wednesday the fifth day of tpr next,
ONE GREY MARE,
Ell usehoid and Kitchen Furniture,
SUCH AS
Feather Bed. Besdstead and Bed ing. one Blu
reau, Corner Cupboard. Breakfast Table, half
dozen Windsor Chairs. one small Chest, tue
rethe, With several other articles not necessary
to mention. Sale begin early IN the day
EDMUND RANDALL, TrEstee.
March Is 1926
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-30
Dir SAMUEL LIGHT,
TAKE NOTICE.

THAT on tie 3ist day 0, March, (inst. at
l. the house Ut Mr.. Joseph Foreman, IN
berkeley couny. Virginia. shall, by virtue
OF commission de bene esse, take th deposi.
lions OF Joseph Foreman aud James Foreman;
10 be offered as evidence IN cause depending
IN the Superior Court Of Chsncery, at Win.
chester, IN Virginia, wherein am complain.
ant, and you and Philip L. Pendleton. are dc.
PENDANTS. HENRY BEDlNGER.
March ?, 1926 4w