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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-13
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

BY the arrival of the Packer ship Co
lumbIa, Graham, at New Yofk from Lis-
erpool, advlces from London to the Isl Il
Liverpool TO the Cd March inclusive have
been received.
The Columbia sailed from Liverpool on
the Sd of MaICh, having been detained
with lumber of other vessels, from the
10th If Feb. by adverse winds.
We regret to find that the commercial
distrrsses of Great Britain still continue
and that the failures in macy instances
have swept away with them mercantile es-
tahIlshments on the Continent.
The distress among the laboring classes
out of employ, in many of the manufac-
turing districts WAS rxtfeme. At SplIal.
fields, many families were actually starving.
member of the common council of LIN
don, SAID he was manager ola tund for
the ftltt OF the houseirss poor, al which
n"l less than 1000 applicants were supplied
twice day with two penny loaf, and
u glass of water At Norwich, the troops
had been called out to quell riot.
BY the ne" treaty between France and
England heather nation can after the 5th
March, import into the other country, for
consumption, the produce of Asia, Africa,
and America. This provision appears to
be unpopular in England. Mr.. Robert
son, VINO 10 opposed 10 the free trade s,s-
tenn, SAID IN the House of Commons. thai
the effect oft would be in great mea-
sure 10 deprive the British of the carry
ing trade, and To destroy the warehousing
system.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-13

.4hs # letters remaining in the Liberty

4 ~ y letters remaining in the Liberty
oSi tJ.ct on tie SlSt .huuh 1886.
A-"ilhsn Allen, Abntr Anthony, James A}r9'
Levi, arthur.
B--Joseph Bankenshp, Doct. Henr, Baker, hNra,
hhm baker, / ,aac Butler, " Iliisuu Burnett, Io"'"
Brent, Il asanr b, Wn.
c--Kes. Nicholas Cobb, Mrs Edith J. Clsi' Js"~
Clagg James Cunningham, kdwa,d Cobb. .
D-Mtuda RfIdsUh, Martin l.. Dawson. jacob D."
SO n. john Dade, esq
john Fletcher, Samuel Feld, James Freeman
0-JohH Guode, Samuel Grubb. A.,
H-Henr1 Hum William HiN Edmund hayht'' W. W.,
Heathy Hogan, Mrs. auey Hunt, zines nun VIZ
Mar Hopkins. no as /. Hl Reuben II. H,hdtI'VII'
Capt. John Hatcher 2 Doct Robert Hamilton, lAp"'''
Hill
J--Blll, Jackson {. NJ, William P. Jones. liz,
k-lhomas Keys, I,ham Kerr 2,Rey. John W. he''''
Capt John Massey, Sr.
L--N ilhsm l. Lukin, Henry Lloyd. al
M-MaI. Baida NJ Daniel Francis Mathew 2, James -
Craw, Mrs Elizabeth Mari, Matthew MMulhh' Nv
gan Morgan. 81,
p homas Payne, Joseph W. Pattin, Frames fO'
lard.
0--George La aries. ,.-,
R-Hiram G. Ratbburn3 3, James Roy John hoop''''
{. NJ. I homas Robertson, John Roberts 80 ,.,.
S-Rcs. William II. Starr, Mary Slack, NIlham S""'
derS, Alien Summons. MIR, SheareT.
T--Betse. 1snkersy, Olimpus, Iient, John lu'H'-
Rev. Enoch w. ierry, Archibald Trent.
S-1honas J. Vaughan. :h,
W. ieasant White, Mrs. Martha A. " alhwi,s EN-
Freeman Wainwright, Whitelyi stOrs, John W.,
homas Walker 3, David NJ. Wright, Du'of ""N'
william r. PORTER, P. a.
Aprlu -.
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Spanish Hides, Tanners Oil, ant
Leather.
John & CasWeN Poe,

Turner's, Curriers', s. Leather Dealers,
LAVE on hand s. tciH constantly keep.
Spanish Hdes, Tanners OH and an c1.
tensire assortment ofLsathsr, Nhich uiH be sold
on The mast moderate terms. THY uW gire
cash, Spanish Hides, Tanners oil, or Sole
Leather for country Hides, heagy upper Leqih'
er aud Skirting Of good qnaitity, eii6r in the
rough, or neatly finished.
March Q. ifts3l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-13

Saturday April I.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
.3mendment TO the Const tuition
The House on motion of Mr.. McDuffie,
went into committee of the whole, ON the
State Of the Dniup, Mr.. McLane, OF Del.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-13

The old fashioned way of advertising j
runaway wife, was" Whereas my
wife, has lsil my bed and board" Sc
But Mr.. Martin Curtis, of Addison ad,er.
lses thus, in the Vergennes Aurora -
" Thank God, my "ifr Susan has eoue If
from my board, and carried of her bed"
NC.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-03
NOTICE.

FTyEE subscriber having taken the
81 C.8RDEA'G and PULLING ES7.2B-
LFSH.NE.N1, late the property of Jonathan
Wickersham, decd. in Buckets Town, where
IT will give him much pleasure to serve the old
customers to the establishment, as well as all
others who may favour him with their work.
As he is known by great many persons, both
in Berkeley and Jefferson, he deems it unne
cessary to say more than that the work shall
be we'll done, and on as reasonable terms as at
any other Factory in either OF the above mens
toned counties He will be ready to COM
mence CARDlNG WOOL BY the first Of Msyj
and will take all kinds of Gram, UoGl& Feqth.
ers, in payment for work, if delivered at tue
time or soon after the work is done.
SILAS OAK.
Buckets Town. April 81, 1926
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-03

Kidnapping Three men, calling
themselves john w. Watson, Elijah
Mooce, and Isaac Dlckers0n, belong
ing to the schr. Sukey, OF Vienna, on
the Eastern Shore OF this state, we've
arrested at Norfolk last week tor kid.
mapping. Watson the captain, and
Moore, offered two coloured women
and a child for sale, bot it being sus.
pecicd they bad no legal right to them,
warrants were issued ~ magistrate
directing all the parties to be brought
before him. Ga examination il came
out that the women had been enticed
on board the vessel by Moore, few
days before, while at Baltimore. The
mother of the child Is a tree woman
now living in Baltimore, who had
entrusted it to the care OF the women
entrapped. A number OF people in
Baltimore know the two women to be
free. Moore says his residence is IN
Somerset county. Application, it IS
SAID, has been made 10 the Govern
or, requesting him to demand the Of
tenders Of the Executive OF Virginia,
that they may be brongh To punish
ment.
This /, the second instance of kid
mapping which has come to our knowl.
edge wuhn d few weeks. 1t has been
out short time since watcrm from
The eastern shore was committed to the
gael Of Alexandra, for actually selling
free coloured boy, who he had de.
coycd on board his boat atanoiher place.
These occurrences should operate as
sanitary cautions to all free blacks, and
prevent their carelessly placing them
selves in the power Of strangers, how.
ever fair the professions they may
make. lima. Cas-
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SCHEME.
Sl35O00
1885 prizes
G94l5 hlanka.

Thn ,;nrn,s IN this Lottery are formed by
nrintin.. ,hrcs Of the same number from Col to
$1,000 Inclusive. .,o -.
On he DIV Of drawing, 1900 ballots, num-
hered from G01 70 1900 inclusive, VIII be de-
posted in a wheel, and II vii be drawn OUT
which VIII determine the fate OF all the tickets
The three tickets having on them NE NUMBER
Of the Ist drawn ballot viii eacb De eh'iued 70
$4,000. The three tickets having on them the
number Of the I'd drawn ballot; each o,UOV. Inc
twelve ticket, having on them the numbers o.
the Sd. oh. 5th aud 9th drawn numbers, each
l .g05 The ff.cen tickets having on them the
numbers Of the 7th 9th, 9th, iUth, ana I'm
drawn rai!ois, each 800. The eighteen tsAetS
having on them the numbers oil the l@tii' loth'
Ifth. 18th 10Th and 18th drawn baIlots, eaoh
100. All the remaining tickets having Tor the
three last figures OF their member Inc '1ie1 itst
figures Of ctner the Isl or "a dra"h Oa'io'S' IN
the order in which drawn, (Oeing 64) VIII each
be entitled to 50. Aud all the tickets having
for the TWO last figures OF tHeT number The t""
las figures of the sd draw ballot, and ID the
order IN which drawn, (belng $50 ucKets) VIII
each be entlted To ~.
To determine the prizes of 50, the tickets
will be considered IN three divisions, 10 WI the
first division from No OOi TO 5000 inclusive
the second from 50Ol to l0UO0 HcluslFe--lhe
third from lOO0l 10 5000 nclusye-and all the
tickets to whose division the prizes OF 10000
shall De drawn, will each be entaied to 4 Thus
three tickets tone from each dyis,on) are sure
Of one prize and msy draw SIX.
Whole Tickets, S+-ha!ves, 2-Quarte's, i
Eighths, 80 cents. 10 be bad il variety OF
numbers at hLl'isN 9 ~ ,
Lottery and Exchange Office, pennsyi-
vania Avenue, Washington City.
| who have Tickets ia all the popular Lotteries.
Orders promptly attended to. July II.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-03
sCHEUTE.
1920 Prizes,

1920 Prizes, So'o,9yo
In this scheme, composed OF 90 numbers, by
ternary combination. with eight drawn bsiiots'
there will be Sc prizes with three of the drawn
numbers on each, 1926 each with two OF the
drawn numbers on and l0508 each with one OF
the drawn numbers oa, and z2l00 tickets WIN
out either of the drawn numbers, being blanks
To determine tie fate of the 81, 220 tickets,
the GO numbers from to 60, nclusive) Will De
placed in a wheel on the day of drawing, ana
eight of them will be drawn out-and that tick
ct having on It the lst, % and Sd drawn mum
bers, as combination, win be entitled to the
prize of $4,000
That having on it the 4th, 5th and CHI, TO 4,GO0
That having GA it the 5th, 7th and 9th, to 1911
Those eight tickets having on them the
9Th, 5th and 7th, 9Th, 5,h ard 9Th, All,
9th and 9TH, 9Th, 9th and 9Th, 9Th, 7th and
s,b 7,h and 8lh. each 1000
Those twelve having on them the I'd,
9th ana 8th ID, 9TH aud sgh, 81, fth and
5th, 50, 9TH and 9th sd, Alb end lfh. q,
4th and St., Sd, 5th and OH, 81, ssaand
9th, Sd, 5th and 9Th, Sd, oh aua ia, 81
7th and 9Th, each 500
All others with three Of tie drawn num-
bers on them. being So, each leo
Those 50 tickets having on them two
of The drawn numbers, and those two the
Sc and 4th, each 40
The 1U4 tickets having on them two Of
the drawn numbers, and those two the
18th and 5tb, or the 9Th and 9th, each 60
All others being 1900. having any two
OF the drawn numbers on, each
And all other tickets, beng 10608, hav-
ing any one Of the drawn numbers on,
each
No ticket which shall Rave drawn a prize of
asuperior denomination can be entitled to an
inferior prize.
Prizes payable forty days after the drawing,
and subject to the usual deduction Of fifteen per
cent.
Price u 2Ickea-WhoIe S3-Half So
Quarter75.
a considerable portion of this Lottery is put
up into packages of twenty tickets taken at ran
dom in such manner that contains each Of the
numbers in the Letter., package must Of ne
cessity draw at least prizes OF IS Gentle
men who prefer paying only the difference be-
tween the value OF the tickets, and what they
are thus warranted to draw, can have
certificate for 90 Wholes for $50 60
do. for 90 Halves for 10 80
dc. or 30 Quarters tor 9 90
which will entilie them TO Whatever may be
drawn by the 20 tickets over tie small prizes.
Tickets, shares Of tickets and certificates of
packages, for sale ii the greatest variety, at the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
Pennsylvania Avenue opposite Browns Hotel.
CO Al letters by na post free, or by pr-
waite hand, enclosing the cash or prize tickets In
former lotteries, as well attended 10 as ii per-
sonay present Address
YATES &, McINTYRE,
July ~ Washington City.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-03

YoTiCE.-Ihe subscriber having been ap-
~ pointed. by Court, to settle the estates on
John Porteri!eld, Esq. deceased, and George
Porteriield, Jun. requests all those indebted 10
make immediate payment and all those nav
ing claims agalns SAID estates are sohcted 10
exhibit tncns. properly attestsd, so that arrange
ments may be uiade to discharge them.
july - SlLAS HARLAN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-03
Administrators Sale.

A Administrators Sale.
nm the first day of August Court, to
w be held for Berkeley County, before the
Court House door, shall offer for sale, at Pubs
lie Auction, to the highest bidder, the following
REAL ESTATE,
directed to be sold by the last Win and Tesla
ment OF JoHS uooPEh, deceased:
One Lot of Land
in the town of Martinsburg, situate on tho
West side of Queen street, with two-story
Brick Building, Log Kitchen, smoke-iiouses
Stable, and other convenient buildings there:
on, known and designated on the plan OF SAID
town as part OF Lot No. 5,
Also, one other Lot of Land
in the town of Martinsburg, sitrate on the
South side of King street, with two-stoTy
Log Weather boarded House, known and des
sighated on the plan of sad town as part of
Lot No. 2l2.
Also, one Vacant Lot of Land
in the town of hiartinsburg, situate on the North
side of Addition street, known and designated
on the plan of said town as Lot No. 20.
The above described property is valuable
and worth the attention OF persons wishing to
purchase.
Terms of Sale will be, for the Brick House
properly, one-thrd Of the purchase money
Casb--the balance III three equal annual pays
nents, a trust deed TO be given by the purcha,
ser upon the property to secure the same. For
the w eather-boarded House and Lot, and also
the Vacant Lot, the purchase money to be paid
in twelve months after the day of sale. Trust
deeds to be gwen in like manner to secure the
same. Possession OF the property above dess
crIbed, will be given on the first day of April
1927. JOHN McCLEARY, Jun.
Admir-. de bonis non, with the win am
nexed, Of John Hooper, decd.
NJ artinsbnrr. June / 1926.
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peror Court Of Chancery, holden at Win.
chester
Thomas Turner and wife, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
James Mason and Joseph Grantham, Eyecu
tors of William Rush, deceased, and the heirs
OF said deceased, Defendants,
WILL HE SOLD, on Monday the l4th day
of August next, before the Court House door
in harrisburg, Tract or Land, stu
ate, lying and being in Morgan county, near the
Berkeley Line, and near to he road running
from Martinsburg to Bath, containing about
Fire Huhdred .1cres
TERMS OF SALE:-0ne-third Of the pur.
chase.money to be paid in one year from the
day of sale--one third in two years IRON the
day OF sAle--and the remaining third in three
ears from the day OF sale, the purchaser giving
5ond and good security and deed Of trust on
the premises
RATHASIEL SEWERS, p. II
Fo5. Ceogge ~. Se5uoJs, m.W.cn.
June zg--ctds.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-03
r. JONES. Adj't. Gen.

The citizens of Kennebec, Maine, as
sembled to commemorate the 4th of Ju-
", and at the Festival the following
striking spectacle was presented: While
ihe glass was circulating, the President
OF the dav rose, and stated that there was
present q venerable gentleman, who
bad been with him atthe battle of Sara
toga, and in Gen. Schuylei's army-he
called upon that gentleman for a senti-
nent Whereupon the Hon. NATHAN
WESTON. now near niaety years of age,
rose, and briefly reviewed the events
which preceded and led to the Revolu-
ton; he carried bis auditors to the old
French war, in which be was engaged ;
stated the sentiments he imbibed from
hearing the conversation 81 British oH-
Gers; reviewed the history Of the taxa
ton Of the colon;sts, the resoieie stands
against Il; the repeal Of the stas1p act
in consequence; the opiuioas IL men z,
that time; the system Of iu-Hee& taxes
the appeal 10 arms; the severe efsa gz.e
which followed; and the igigmph 81 The
cause "a which he was engaged, Or. ffe
then rcioiced that he bad Nv cd o. see tie
independents Of these States established.
bat be now found himself, as ii were,
returned from the 'dar.; barrier to
witness tie happiness of his posterity
aud the glory of his country. lie gave
tse following. The Spirit ofs 10
,4!.gs mi e"spent q. ter fly gears.7
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-03

WASHINGTON CRY CANAL LoTTE.
w RY, (Class ], for 1896 To be drawn
In Se.,ember next.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-03
nv AUrHopITY

OF THE STATE or RHODE ISLAND
Uader the snbs-intendaacs IF Managers efposH'-
Ell BE- Lasg.
CtRAND STATE LOTTERY, (No. q, for
W 1921 Tor the encouragement OF BONES
tic Industry. 10 be drawn IA Providence O.
the Of August, 1920. BY a new method Of
drawing, secured b. letters patent unoer sea-
of tb,. d states. 5. & VI. ALLEN & 70.
.47eufs far Ghs Managers.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-03
CABINET MAKING.

he subscriber begs leave to inform his Of
l. customers, friends. and the public in gen.
eral, that he has commenced the above busi-
ness again in WiIliamsport, a few doors east Of
DR. VIM. Vanlear's, and nearly opposite the
Subscribers Inn-where all kinds of CAST
MET w nix will be constantly kept for
sale on the most reasonable terms. The sub.
scriber tiatters himself that he viii be ab. q
accommodate all those who may please to favor
him with their patronage. He has on hand,
handsome Stock OF MAHOGANY, CHERRY,
WALNUT, &c. and all kinds Of FJR.NITURB
made by an approved workman, which will be
disposed Of on terms to suit the times
June 8-tf JAMES SHOAFF.
N. Bile has gentle HoRsE ard HEARsEs
which viii be furnished. when required, on
moderate terms
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-03

a AXE NoriCE--Al those who became
L purchasers at the sale Of the Personal FRO
Ferry of JOha Ftssr, deceased, are notttd'
that their respective obligations tell due ON the
18th inst. aud that Immediate payment IS re-
quired. Those failing TO lit the same previous
to next August Court, may expect SUITS brought,
without respect to persons.
July 20. ABRAHAM MARLATT, .4d,n'r
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THkEE cents per pound viii be given at the
Office, of the Martinsburg Gazette for clean
LINEN and COTTON RAGS.
June o.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-03

AGAINST
Jacob Hsmme, sen. Executors and others,
Defendants,
l., the Undersigned. commissioner appointed
by saiG Court, VIII proceed TO sell on Friday
me 4th dayQf august neat, between the hours
OF 10 o'clock a. M. and 2 o'clock p. NJ. on the
premises, az that LOT OF LAND with the
appnrtenances, lying and being in the town of
MartlnsbuIg, fronting en- Burk street, and run
nlng back to Marshsifs College Alley. being
part Of Iot No, l57--subject ,othe dover right
Of Mrs, Eiizabeth iiamme, widow of ]. Ham
me, deceased, Terms of sale, cash.
iuiy IS DAN'a BUREHART, Comm
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-03
Ten Dollars Reward.

DR0KE the Jail OF Berkeley county, on
b Tuesday night last, Negroes JOHN
and POLLY. JOIkA'wss committed as s-runa-
way, is FIVE feet FIVE inches high, stout made has
large hps and nose-had on when committed, a
tow linen shirt, old usnkeen pantaloUns. old
fur hat, with scarf on III and pair Of shoes.
He says that lie belongs to John Hicks OF Cut.
peper county, Va PoLLY was committed
on charge 81 setting fire to a mill, she IS q
bout twenty five years OF age, stout made; she
took with her variety ui clothing and male
child sboui Is months Ole. a reward Of FIVE
DOLLARS win BE paid for the Apprehension
and delivery Of either Of them, or the above
reward for both
PETER GARDNER, Is,ion
MartigAburg, Jtme i5--tf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-03
Martinsburg Cloth Factory.

Martinsburg Cloth Factory.
FEsHE subscriber hereby informs biz
z customers and the public generally, that
he oont;oues TO Manufacture CLOTHS, CHS
SLN,ETTS. BLANKETS. FL.4.NN.ELS
LfNSEYS, and C.aRPETLA'G in the hest
and handsomest ianner, and at the lowest
prices. He also continues 20 take WOOL in
exchange for Cloths, SC of which, he has a
good assortment on hand, end viii sell them,
low. Persons having WOOL to dispose Of VIII
do wehto give him a call and look at his Goods
before they sell elsewhere.
WOOL C.aRDL.N'G continued as heretofore
by e. C. C0NRADT.
May 4-tf
UJHis SAW MILL win in future be attend
ed by careful hand.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-03

Melancholy OccurFence--o Mon.
day evening last, a truly melancholy
and fatal accident occurred III tins
place; the circumstances OF which are
these: Preparations had been made
for celebrating the coming annlver sd
ry, with every testimonial of joy, which
the occasion was calculated to produce
AS there was no piece OF artillery IN
the vicinity, 1t was thought advisable
to manufacture something for the occa
sion, which should serve as a Substitute.
Accordingly, about rs pounds OF bar
IRON was procured, and several black
smiths employed, to forge swivel
When finished, it was loaded, and
AIKEN out with view to try lis strength
On the second discharge il burst, and
The fragments flew III every direction,
one of which bit Capt WILLIAM LEI
By, no had touched the match) near
the hip Joint, and shattered II IN most
shocking manner, his thigh bone was
also broken about four inches below
! beside which he was lEwardiy very
badly hurt, SO as to cause his death
about 6 hours after the explosion. He
was % years OF age, and has leit a
disconsolate widow, TO whom he had
married about eight months, and a
train OF relatives and friends, to deplore
his unhappy fate. On the following
day, at five o'clock, his remains were
conveyed to the narrow mansion APP
poinetd to all the living, accompanied
by his masonic brethren, and followed
by the members OF the company whose
commander he was, and numerous
train Of sympaIhising friends, - OttUe
! Branch
New Orleans papers to the 21st uh.
inclusive, are received by the packet
ship Russell. The Louisiana Adver-
User OF the 19th, says; 1--WE learn
from Mr.. Willie, that on Saturday,
after bis Price Current was put TO
press, all the iioar on the Levec, was
bought by spectators, Ut the prices at
which he had quoted it. There is now
none in first hands, and unless the ar
rivals should be large, the article must
advance considerably.
". y. Aer AdUertiscr.
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PURSUANT to an interiocutory decree. of
l the County Court of Berkeley intChance-
ny, in suit depending in said Court,
William Long, Plaintiff,
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Anecdotc Of John adams Com.
Tucker commanded the public snip
which carried out Mr. Adams, on bis
first embassy 10 Europe, early in the
revolutionary war On the voyage
she was attacked by "A British cruIzer
The commodore pressed him to 60 be
low, as ne was exposing himself,
without the chance ofrendcring service.
He refused; and arming himself witt,
a rnusket, fought out the action, which
lasted more tnan an hour. The Eng.
llshman was finally beaten oil with
loss.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-03

Cure for the Yellow Ferer.-A
correspondent says, perhaps 1t is not
generally known that an inlAllibie cure
Tor the yellow fever has recently been
discovered at Havana. 4 respectable
sea captain informs Us that an English
man, named Nicholas, has built, a
lcw mics from Havana, a spacious
hospital for the reception of those W no
arc afflicted with this distressing mala.
ady.
AS soon as a person is attacked, be
IS conveyed TO the hospital, and pul
under the care of attending physicians
some Of whom are Amer!cans,) who
apply ice TO all parts Of the body, and
contlnoe jhe application until tie fever
IS destroyed, which IS generally 10
few Gays, and the patient is coava
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