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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-17
From The Ne,c FORK Commercial Adye,iissy.

IRON me Nelc HofE commercial fdCeriiSer.
Cap, Even, If the brig Nary Livingston,
arrived last evening from San Juan, states. that
the different provinces in Central America
were in state Of anarchy and civil war Bus.
mess OF all kinds was a: stand; sales could
not be Elected either for cash or produce. No
| confidence whatever existed among the citi.
Zens. Agriculture was neglected: bv adyices
from the indigo districts, the crop of this arti-
Gle would .all short 2-3ds Of an average crop;
the whole export of the republic is computed
at IS 900 lbs for the presen, year. The revo-
lutions,s were rapidly destroying the cattle
Hides, S.r. which had hitherto formed an I'M
portant item of export were daily becoming
scarce. The many foreigners who had enter
ed into mining speculallons find no prospect of
realizing their golden dreams, and many that
Came 10 the country in sffluance, are now re-
duced to penury and wan, The province of
Nicaragua was in, olved in serious and calam-
itous war. The cities OF Leon and Grenada.
had made war upon the cities of Nicaragua &
Minsgua, The latter city was surrounded by the
troops Of the former cities, and was hourly ex-
ptc,ed 10 surrender. The city Of Messiah had
been plundered by the contending parties Va
rlons reasons were alleged as The cause OF hese
troubles, viz that the President wished TO
change the form of the government from fe-
derai o central; but the most plausible rea-
son is the extreme ignorance Of the people,
their vague IDEAS Of liberty, add he snimosity
existing among the colored people (who COM
pose se,en-eights of the popuIa,ion) against
the whites, who hold the reins of government.
We understand that the Girl, Of whose depra-
witty so shocking detail was given In our "a
per of yesterday, has been examined by the pro-
per authority, and has subs,antiated by her cen
fession, every part Of it, with the exception Of
getting in al the window, her hands having on
ly been extended up toward it.
Ball. Cyiron.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-17

We have been favored with the perusal of
letter from gentleman residing in Pennsylva
MA Gin which we place the most implicit
reiance) staring that the feelings of the state
towards Gen. Jackson are rapidly undergoing a
thorough c, ange--that indeed in several of the
counties which were formerly the very hot-beds
Of the opposition, (more particularly Washing
ton County) an entire revolution Of political
sentiment has been exhibited within the last
eigh, months. The natural good sense OF this
homes, and industrious portion OF ouf commu-
nifty a, length predominates, and they see clear
y that the principles and proceedings Of o She
interests and views of things, and they now ex-
press themselves as determined to support ra-
Their than oppose an administration which they
have so lar proved
II is also whispered, that Duane, the veteran
politician oil Pennsylvania, has openly affirmed
his DISCUS, 1t the measure by which the party
attempts to sustain Jackson, and saws tina: so
long as the administration preser, es It's present
wise course, tina, none other than knave or fool
could wish 10 see il destroyed.
GeOygstOiCn Collmbian
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-17
From the Democratic Press.
A GOOD ADMINS TRATlON

How would people wish 10 see The affairs OF
the government administered? Among other
valuable legacies the venerated Jefferson has
left us, a series OF precious political maXlms,
which he truly terms "a touchstone 10 try the
services Of those we trust"
When the officers OF government "maintain
the supremacy of the civil over the military
authority shooting people down in the
streets as Judge Fromentn was shot, because
he would not submit to military dictator; or
threatening people as Gov. 2abun was threat
ened because he considered that he had right
to defend himself against the Indians; not try
ing sedtious folks with all independent court
martial, under the second section, sc.
ECONOMY in the public expenditures, -as
in the attempt 10 save $780, 900 by an exchange
of stocks, which was frustrated, through mere
perversity, by the opposition party.
"The honest payment OF our debts, -as IN
the discharge Of s 10 100000 during the pres
ent year
"The sacred preservation Of public faith
as in the determination to secure the Greeks
from the marauding attacks of a mailman.
"The encouragement Of agriculture COM
merce aud manufactures
"The diffusion Of information, which has
been leading trait in the policy of the pres
ent administration, though secuted at by the
leading Jacksonites
"The arrangement of all abuses at the bar O
public reason; freedom of religion--freedom o
The press'--not imprsonine men for public dis
cussion in the papers, as happened in the case
| Of Loualier y Orleans.
"Freedom Of the person under the protection
of the habeas corpus" Not suspending thu
writ, as in case of Judge Hall, during a perlot
of profound peace.
Trial bv juries impartialy selected"-no
| independent courts martial
This is what we call good administration.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-17

The town of LIrrLEToN. in the State of Nrs.
Sachuseifs, has voted moi TO be represented
This year in the Legislature. Last wear that
town sent the only aati-odminiSiraiion man there
was in il!
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-31
BfMont Sch enc
1862 prizes. a mtg to

2OS30--oniy 30. 600 tickets. a.
" The CASH for the win |. Of The Prizes
can De nd. as usual at CoHEs's OFFICE, the
moment they att drawn.
MODE OF DHAwIse.-The numbers will be
pun INTO one wheel as usual aud in the other
VIII be put the prizes o5ove the denomination
OF Five Dollars. and he drawing to progress IN
the usual msnner The 1000 prizes OF -Four
Dollars to be awarded 10 the ticket. the mum.
bsrs OF which d with the Terminating figure
OF either OF the three yffa draDn numbers OF
different examinations. The Five Dollar prizes
to be awarded to the tickets having the two last
figures corresponding wrh the two las, figures
OF such number Of The ner! drawn of different
termination. This mode will permit the Whole
lottery to be completed in one drawing and a
ticket Craving superior prize will moi Be re-
sttesed i1om drawing an Inferior one also.
Whole Tickets. IS 90 Quarters -. Sl.25
Halves - 2 so Eighths - o 90
oapEHs from any part of the United States,
ether by mail post paid> or private conveyance.
enclosing the Cash or Prize Tickets in any OF
the Lotteries. will meet tie same prompt and
Punctusl attention as it on personal application
c~T.9dGirsss 10
j. l. COHEN, ia. &'BRoTHERS, BaL.r,O,e
Baltinore, .lfas Tn. 1927
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-31

NOTICE.-The Subscribers mercantile
~ transactions rernsiding yet in an unsettled
state. and having removed from Berkeley into
an adjoining county, il has 5ecome extremely
inconvenient for him TO attend to them in per
son. He has therefore placed all his notes ard
accounts into the hands Of Charles James Faulk-
ner, Esq. with his authority to collect them by
suit or Otherwise, If not Immediately paid -
The subscriber hopes that this notice and bis
long indulgence to those indebted to him, viii
induce an immediate payment to bis Attorney
without the nect ssity Of suit.
May Si.-5s John PET,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-31
OPIUM AMI ay'eanfnn.

ME subscriber. residing near Parks Gan
4 on the plantation Of John Tabb, takes
this method of informing the public that be has
on hand, continually. the best quality Of D,e
Stuffs, such IS for Scarlet. Madden Red. Pink
colour, Green, &c suiting for Csrpeiing, &c.
all OF which Colours he will put on Woolen or
Cotton Yarn at the shortest notice, and in the
most workman.like manner, and ensure them
10 prove permanent. lie also Weayes Carpet.
ing IN Style. equal IL not superior, to an,
'mported-Also, Coverletts. Table Linen, &c.
OF all hgures. lie will also DYE Wooden ans
Cotton Yarn the best indigo Blue. warr.ntet
ssaocve. He also Weayes Broad Cloths and
Cssslne,ts in the best manner. Having a gooo
Sesi OF experience in the above business, be
matters himself that be shall receive 4 share OF
public patronage and assures all who may "a.
vOr him with job. that they shall 6nd his
prices corresponding with the times
WILLIAM cosby.
April ls.---5sa.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-31
nTFy

On Tuesday night last, in this place, Mr.
WILLIAM DE LANCY, OF Carlisle, Pa
In Columbus, Ohio. on the 18th inst, GEO
NAsHEE. Esq Editor of.he Ohio State Journal
aged about 40 years Mr. Na,hee was man
who united the f'ankness of an Independent,
mind with the urbanity of gentleman. file has
been long and sdvantageousIv known in this
state, as the publisher OF different newspapers
mas been useful member of the Legislature OF
ohio aud at the time of his denise, was Prin-
ter to that cody. In all bis social relations he
was much esteemed-and his death will be long
and sincerely lsmen,ed - Ian. Gax.
AT Rowley, Mass. on the 9TH inst after many
months extreme suffering. Mr.. ROBERT s.
COFFIN, the "Boston 9srd," son Of the late
Ebenezer Coffin, A, VI.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-31

u. y
DUBLIG SALE. will be sold al PuSyc
Auction, ca 1Amsday rhs "a day Of jus
nerf. nj the residence ot the subscriber on Tus-
carors, one mile from Martinsburg. allhis per-
sonaI property. consisting OF Farming Utensils,
such as two Wagons, Ploughs and Hauows,
FIRST rate Wheat Pan; Horses, Cows and Hogss
great variety Of Household and Kitchen Fur
Hlture. Consisting of Feather Beds, Bedding
aud Bedsteads. Tables, Chairs. Desks. Bu.
reaus. Book Case, and number of valuable
BOOKS. also. hrstrsle Eight day CLOCK
with Mahogany Case, one large Looking Glass,
and many other articles too tedious to enume-
rate. Sale TO commence al 10 o'clnc. in the
forenoon. and continue from day 10 day until all
IS sold A credi, of nine months viii be gwen
on all sums above taree dollsrs the purchaser
giving. bond with approved secur,t, under
three dollars. cash. The public are invited TO
attend, as great bargains may be expected.
May - JOHN HILDr.
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Between Boonsboro'. Nil. aud Winchester, Va.
Connecting az Ae later place with the 7sanesses
LtHe tia Ssaaniea
THIS Line leaves BuJnsborough every Mon.
day. "Wednesday aud Friday, after the
ARRIVAL ot the Western Stages from Wheeling.
Ilagerstown, &c. passing through Shepherds.
IOWA. a'artinsburg, aud arriving at Winches-
tee, Va. same evening by 6 o'clock, p. m. Re.
turning. leaves WINCHESTER every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday. and arrives in Boons-
borough same evening, IN taie to take the Yves.
ter Stage for Hagerslown, Wheeling. &c A
shge leaves Boonsbnrongh every morning for
Baltimore and Washington. Sunday excepted.
The Projectors pie dye themselves to spare
no pains 20 have their Line in good order, the
greatest attention wlll be paid TO the comfort of
passengers aud und.r the pres, n, organization
there Will be no delay Of passengers.
uffor seats, apply IT MIR, Edwards', Boous-
boroughs Mr., DANIEL ENTERS. shrphe rdstown,
Mr.. William NFoesen's, Mar,insburg; aud Mr..
bushrod Tsyior's, Winchester.
All Baggage, Parcels. Packages, sc. at the
risk ot the owners thereof
aUMaicKnousr, PrseHs''s.
May 24--,t
n. b Hoses, Hacks. Gigs, &c. kept n all
times in shepherdstown, for the accommoda.
| ton ut passengers aud others, who may want Ia
| go 10 Harpers Ferry Sbannondae or berkeley
Springs, or 10 any other place.
Line will be established IN a few days. to
run from Martinsborg 10 Berkeley Springs
All psrsohs travelling by this line may be a.
snred that there will be no nigh, travelling.
Fare from Boansboi ough 10 Winchester. 3 iol,a-s.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-31
c. New Establishment /!
JOHN RI BLoNDEL. & ca

|YSAkEs this me hod af,niorming the citzens
OF Berkeley, Jefferson and the adjoining
coun ies, that they have commenced upon m
enlarged scale. tie
Tin Ptais, Copper Work i Sheet Iron
BUSINESS. =
in the corner house OF Anthony Bondel. NJ III
IN ersection OF q cen and Mar in .treets. wber.
the Timing business alone lad been for some
time carried on by John II Blohdel. They hays
just received from Baltimore and PhiIadelph,i
q large supply OF Tin and Copper, select, d with
the grestest care, and have employed FIRST rate
workmen IN Copper, So AS to enable them 10
execute oil orders which they NAV be fsvoured
With for Copper work AZ the shortest pohce.
snd in the oes, manner. They make, and viii AZ
ali times BE- able To furnish their customers with
Patent Stills and all their apparatus,
Half Patent ditto. do.
Common do. Worms, Globes, Wash-
Kettles, Tea Kettles, Siors Pipe, Drip
ping Pans, &c. DC.
The wo kmsnsnip 4 which they will not heal.
tate to warrant. The, viii, also have on bapds
a constant supply OF Tin Ware e every variety.
and VIII execute all orders tor Spouting Houses
or other demands in the Tin trade. with the
utmost despatch. The above articles will he
sold vt the reduced prices Of the times. Pro.
duce Of every kind will be taken in paymep, A.
market price. Highest price given Ter Old
Copper and Pewter
Martinsburg May "a --tE
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-31
M AasHAL's sALE--Pursoant to a.

M ARSHAL'S SAl.E.-- Pursuant to de-
4NA creeth order Of The Superior Court of
Chsncery, holden al Winchester, 10 a csse de
bending IN said Court, pronounced the s6lh
Novembey. 1875
The Mutual Assurance Society against fire
on buildings of the State OF Virginia, PftF.
AGAINST
Alexander Cooper. Executor Of Adm Stray.
er, deceased. Dsfend.nf.
shall sell, on "Wednesday the 9Th dsy Of
Juae pext. to the highes, bidder, tor RrApy
MoSxr, on the premises, the HOUSES aud
LOT IN the town of Mar',nsbuFg which belong.
ed 60 tie ~ d adam suaytr, deceased. and of
wh,ch he died siezed The sale willtake Mace
between the hours { u and 3 o'clock.
g. w. SEWERS, NM. en-
Nsy 81 1877. -cids.
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AND NNo Wills FOR SALE The sal

AND NNO Wills FOR ALE The sub
a. scriber will sell his PLANTATION and
.HfLLS, situated one and halt niles from Mar
thsonrE, The county seat OF berkeley. on the
road leading tom thence 20 ISaltmore-The IN.
pfOvements arc Merchant Mil. now ~ com.
piete ord r, with two pale Of bUrrs and one par
81 country stones, PAS er Mill and Saw vi, A,
comfortable Dwelling House, kitchen Barn.
Stables and other ou' buildings the Land is
productive, and in cool ssste OF cultivation.
u VIII be sold at a fair price, on reasonable pay
mems. Should il not be sold before the frat
day OF July, the Mills will be rented for a term
OF years 10 good tenant, for monied or -four
rent. In the mean time, applications will be
attended to for renting the same.
JOSIAH FLAGG
Berkeley county. May "a St.
1T Torch Lght, Hsgerstown. g. rha Gsz
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-31

YN1N DOLLARS REwARD ---slraysd away
l. from The plantation OF the subscriber. on
snnd,y morning the 9th inst a bright bay
FiLLy, years old, mas black rnsne and tail,
bad face, right hind foot and fef fore foot white
and Is very handsomely made. will give Five
Dollars Reward 4 taken up ~ the county, aad
Ten Do,lars If taken 10 out Of the county, aud
give Information so ih4t may get her sgan
add all reasonable expenses aid is brought
home. HENRY SNAIL.
Brlkeley county, Nav q
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-31
FoR The
Promotion 81 Science and Literature.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES;
His Exceliency los. KENT, GoveaNoH tn.
STATE. PRasrDgsT er oAcio
Roger b fancy, Esq. iRev. Ceo.ge Roberts
'ioa'sfekl fCia mbers. Rev. J p. X ileusha ".
non stevenson Archer. Solomon Fitting. Esq
non nns Dorsey, Nah'l Williams. Esq
non Jon" z. Herbert. William Frick, Esq.
non Jss. Thomas. Isaac NJ, KIM, Esq
u'h' John Nelson. Dr. James Steuart.
Hon. VIM II. Marriott. ,Dr d. / semmes
Hon Reserdy Joan on. DR.. Dennis Claude
Jas w. McCuiloeh. ESQ Avn
Col John T.. Howsrl. iDr Henri, Wjkiua.
CoHEN'S OFFICE--i14, Mar ket street, }
Baaamore, .l0y Ia, 1927 {
Cylinder au i,orty Of the aetot the Gene.
raj Assembly dee. session, 1850 we here.
Win present to the pubic, the fiasr Class OF
the Mar,lald
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-31

A squirrel hunt took place near
Brookvllle, in the 4th Concession of
ionge, U. Canada. consisting of al
individuals, lsi4 squirrels were killed.
One person produced II6 tails. and ano.
Their i04.
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.AIRRIED

on the 10Th inst in Philadelphia, Rev. ]
bEECHER, OF Shepherdstown. to Miss HAN
NAhhE ia MITCHELL of the former plact
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-31

The New York Common Council
passed resolution on the s0th ult. to
wear Grape for so days, in testimony of
respect Tor the late Hon. Rufus King.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-31
Literature Lottery,

Ute whole 10 be dawn in ONE DAY, IN ID
e'iyoi BALriaoss, 81 d under The supernten
o. nee OF the Csnsmissoaers appointed by thu
Governor and Council
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-31

BALrMoKs, Mar a4-Forged Drafts.
We learn that two drafts were present.
ed this morning at the United States
Branch Bank in Baltimore, purportiny
to be drawn by the Cashier of the U. s.
Branch at Norfolk, tor $1,000 each,
which are pronounced to be forgsries.
they had previously passed through
several hands, not doubling their genu-
ineness, being so well executed
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WccT, CAEDING.
sB

VEsHE subscriber would beg leave to
inform bis customers and tie public &c.
morally. that he has his Machines in good order.
and has commenced Csrding. ut the Old Stand
IN Buckles town, wheie he hopes by strict at
tention 10 business, to merit share Of public
patronage.
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NiNEGAR.-Psime CIDER gLvEG. ~
for ssle BY W. EVANS
May "a
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.TuutEg ana Opium

continued AS Usual, and 81 Kinds OF Tram. Wool
and Feathers taken IN pa, ment. il delivered a
the time, or soon after the work is done.
SILAS OAK.
Buckiesiown. May eft
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BAKER TAPscoTT, q Co.
sAvs LArsIr ascsIvSp.
pery general sseps IF
Spring and summer Goods,

which they are selling at prices still more re
duced than Al any time heretofore.
Shcphergts;own Mar 81
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men, the idea Of an indian tribe thus reduced
ss1g erected 10 The esnmississ ~ aess # hssaistg
ey Brinsh agents.
The committee say, that "with the execution
OF the appointments Of the president Of the
court and judge sdyocaGe, Gen. Jackson had
nothing to do With the proceeding"-th,t che
was not within 800 miles OF the court during the
whole time Of its session."
Most persons will infer from this statement,
and the committee doubtless meant thu, the in.
ference should be drawn, that Gen. Jackson. H.
ter h1s order OF Nov. u. 1874, bad no sgedcy
or participation IN thus business. If this be so,
~ 10 ALI iHh SETTER FOR HIM; and
With this remark. We dismiss the subjec, for
the present.
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Baltimore and Winchester


<Wee ""'ts {" 1etN,I
Between Boonsboro'. Md. aud Winchester, Va.
Connecting al ae later place sgiA the 7snnesses
LtHe TIA lS,aantoH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12

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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12
TIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS EOH S.7LE
LOO SPANISH HIDES. ssxeLal diGn1cnt Kim.


ZUO Richmond sailed slaughter do
~ 90 DO do caskins
- bhls. Tanners oil
49,, Curriers' tools uf all kinds
''Vo sides soa leather comprising qua lilies both C
GRO ana Heniiock tannage, 12| to 80 cts yer H.
oCO 90 wax, russell and grain upper leather
% dozen Pnila delpbia aud uther calfskius
~ do seal and boot and shoe morocco sLirs
~ do lining and binding skins
I2OO lbs coarse shoe thread, in balls and skeiua
9Uo on me do white and yellow &C.
bo"t-tfces and lasts boot cord and webb
sack yarnish, heel balls and shoe bl,ckino
Shoemahcf's tools OF all kinds
ilogskius, baghides, harness and sSiring leather
BLACK and fair bride leather
bnhaloe leopard bear and hair seal skins
oheep SKINS, merican and English, and buck skins
Mems womcns and gig saddle trees
NOfStet, cotton and sirainng wehbS
Cot tacks fish skin aud whip stocks
Morocco skins ofg kinds Tor ha'ters and coach nakes
Large "naiSe and Japaped hides
Coach lace, tasscls, fringe, &c.
Gig handles and bands, nd floor cloth oarpc,
800 pair black and red, mems bG plantation sbor.
Richmond manufacture
Dooi md 100 MS. wooieo s,cctingeayn
srp' 70 -,
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William and Mary COLLEGE,
'zS EVANSTON ROUSE.
DRY GOODS

~ ~ ~ N LIZ q CO have received by late arrivals
w from New York, Philadelphia &c a verv ev,a
Supply OF English w"oen and cation goods, Irish linens
on ipers seeinGs and lawns German aud British Jueus
""es'c sheetngs, shnss, paids and checks; AID arp
assortment of French fancy goods of every drscrn,i
WI" a" 10 their assortment, by the arrival nf every
racket from the former place, sh supplies as will enabe
mem 10 give entire satisfaction their customers and suc
as may please TO give them call They forbcar P0iop
showing that assertions nothing. THAT and minnie
comparisons are the only tcsti and they not when
'neSe are made that their goods will compete in cheaurss
and quality, with any in the market.
Sent II