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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-28
PETERSBURG, Va. June s

Unerampted PassGge.-The fast sail
ing line packet schr. Petersburg, Capt.
Van Pelt, arrived here on Wednesday
evening last, from New York, in the
unprecedented passage of fifty hours
from wharf to wharf The quickest
previous passage that we remember,
was 72 hours.
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from the Masonic Mirrorl
Morgan .9fair.-rhe excitement which this
singular affair produced, is steadily subsidng.
The better part of community now look upon
it as base outrage on the peace of society; and
hold the movers of 4 up to merited contempt
The torrent is stayed, and when 1t turns the re-
action will be tremendous. We do not at pre-
sent purpose to offer any remarks of our own
on the subject, but that our readers may have
just idea of the decline as they have had of
the rise and progress, We present them this
week, with cento, which, we believe, viii. be
equally acceptable.
Rochester n. Y. Album1
There is much candour and good sense in the
following article from the Utica Int lligencer.
The editor, We believe, does not belong to the
fraternity whose character he attempts to de.
tend, and consequently the opinion which he
expresses is entitled to consideration beyond
that of person whose feeling might be sup.
posed to warp his judgment. The vi>w of the
case IS such a one as we have entertained, but
have forhorne to express, for many good and
prudent ! reasons An acquaintance with the
parties interested in keeping up the excitement
IA knowledge of the manner in which things
of less public importance have been managed
by the same persons--iher disregard tor the
feelings of others, and the want of even show
OF respect tor puolc justice, or private rights,
in this instance, early led US to believe that
time would correct public sentiment, and ex.
pose the wicked purpose of the conspirators a.
gainst the fraternity, who are in tact the true
and only disturbers OF community. We are
now fast realizing our expectations.
"Since the disappearance Of Morgan, we
have endeavoured to acquant our readers from
time to time, with all the information upon the
subject which we could obtain, of description
which could be relied upon rs authentic. For
long time we entertained little doubt that be
had come to his death by violence at the hands
OF few misguided fanstcal members of the
sociery whose secret history and institutions he
had undertaken TO expose. Recently many con.
current circumstances, in relation to this affair."
have shaken this belief, and every week adds
new reasons to induce a persuasion that the
whole story of his abduction is a mere humbug,
got up by himself and his friends TO impose
upon the public for the purpose Of selling bis
book. The result of the investigations which
have been made by the grand junes in several
ct the counties where the excitement upon the
SUBJECT has prevailed most extensively, cannot
al to sFike every one as a strong argument in
support OF this opinion. After long and labu.
rous examinations Of all persons who had been
suspected OF participation ia the supposed
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PETERSBURG, June 10.

PETERSBURG, June 10.
WHEAT CROP-NEW FLOUR.
The Wheat Crop, SO far turns out very
well--rhe alarm from fear Of the fly and rust,
has pretty much subsidized, The Harvest OF
forward Wheat commenced in this vicinity a.
bout ten days since; and the grain is said to be
of very superior quality On Saturday there
was new Flour offering in our Market
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BALTIMORE,
FROM MONTEVIDEO.

We have been politely favored by q I'."
with the annexed extract OF letter iiop
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The Hcw-York Courier contains the Garo..
Ing items .e&'ract%l from lie u Rio dc T.-..-.
papers.
The Bncno> Ayrcan brig Anna vas CAM.
BY the Brazilisns, and carried into Mon.
She had 81 officers and 66 men on bo.,,d -,
taken. Mos "frhe prisoners belonged ,.'..'
republican army Of Marmbam On, q.
Eyre is among the number
The Brsz.ian brig pf wal Bcarreraire. r.....
Sontos Lopes, arrived on The 10Th Sen, W..
the Captain and seven seamcn Of an Am.,.''.
schr. captured within five leagues u ,l.e ,,..
" the privateor Gen. MDiillo
The Bucnos Ayrean PrIvateer scir. r..a.
Primrira do Sui Capt, Antonio, caD,urrL .
the Brazilian SIoop of War Greenfield, in T.,
nude IS deg, Sc South, arrived On le,h S.,
tenhcr.
Arrived on tie 2s,h Sept Bucno, lv,,,D
Privatecr Rapid in charge Of Cap. Ca,Josn
captured by the Friga;c PauId 10 The s,wE.ri
of Rio Grande
On 25lh Sept. Friga,e pauld, Com. y;,,o
ria, from "A days cruiz', with IS p,i,oncr.
belonging to The achr. Rapid, Bucnos Arrr,,
Plivaleer-aIso Brig Of War. Tie 18th oraa
gust, Capt. Pitadd A dsys absent on cruz
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From the Norfolk Beacon.

Loss oIlAe Brig Bel8ey, lqT Feeionr
Mass. Josephus Briggs, masler-Tb.
above Brig went 10 sea from this por,, on Fri.
day the 10th ul. bound TO Ocracock, ba,in,
on board, Cables and Anchors for the Can.
Hattrras Light Ship, which was driven a;bo,,
on Portsmouth Island, during the gale in An.
gust last, where she arrived Oh The day follow.
ing, and after having laid the anchors ou, for
the Snip, was standing otl'ths shore on lhenr,
day, with her anchor hanging to her boss wien
It hooked the buoy rope o. the Lieh shin, Dr..
chor, which brought htr head To the wind, and
having cu' her cable, she bai %cd on, the Lra a
ii'ie to the southwark of the Eish, Snip,
where she sill remaus-sais; rigging, anchors
IS. saved. The wEcck and materials hay, been
sold
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SO Dollars Reward.

4 BSCONDED from the subscriber on Monday the
"A 3d last dark colored muisuo woman named
CdfOLINE. She is about "a or IS years of age, a
little above the middle size, well formed and likely.
She carried with her all infant FIVE or six months old;
her clothing not recolected; but she had variety,
and the means OF acquiring more, she will probably
seldom be seen IN the same suit. The above reward
will be given tor her apprehension of the District,
or twenty five dollars if taken within the limtsof the
two counties. MARGARET ASHTON.
Alexandra, dec ST.
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~

We have before IT, Mexican Gazeles Of 4
late date The contents indicate great mca,I.
ness and discord, almost throughout the r..
public. Barbarous excuses had been commit
ted with impunity against the Spanish inhabt.
ants it. and near Acapulco and seemed to be
threatened in other places. The cry Tor bIool
ha, been raised in some Of the gazette, and IN
the Congress, in : way that shv"a- ,hr-Hofn
American rcodcr--Much embarrassment val,
experienced by the government in The Trra'lY
Department. 1t would seem by the recent al.
vices from London, that Mexican credit was
a, nearly as low an ebb IS Colombian, owing
TO the want Of funds Tor the payment Of ;niec&
on koans Don Francisco Garcia has become
Secretary Of the Treasury in Mexico.
Nat Ga=slt
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y ,sslssfl 4 L.. a.sHtf--D.a.f.l,
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMgrp n :.

No papers from The North Of pb,al.,.,.
we're received by last evening" mail and ,h.,,
received were barren Of interest.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-10

Captain Basil Hall, accompanied by his Iadv,
arrived in this city Oh Saturday last. CaPaIn
* all is one 9th most distinguished 81 the Er'
fish travellers, and already known 10 the Anne
rican literary public by ais most intcrstog &C.
count of the Loo Choo Islands, and hi, book
on South Amcrica. He is the son OF James
Hall Of Edinburgh, President OF the Scottish
Roya, Society, aud eminent as a g'ooS'N'
and natural philosopher Our enlightened VS.
iicr has already surveyed the Eastern states
much Of Canada. He intends, we team. TO '.
the West and South. 4 traveller Oh his ga.
,fications. merits all the aid and comfort "bn'
can be given to him in :hc prosecution "' n''
liberal enquiries. lie will be well rtc'r"
every where, like his predecessors rhc ti'r'
mcmbers of Parliament, and the worthy N''.
Of e-Weimar.-D.
Lo,cer Canada-In the Montreal and V"'.
bee papers we find the Proclamation q h'''
Dalhousie, proroSuing in the Kings name '".
Parliament Of the Province until tic Sd 81 Jan
uary next. This step has been taken OWING TOO
the House persistng in the choice Of : spec"
er, whom the Governor refused to conhrm.
Very angry discussions are going on !" ''
Canada paoers--bo,h sides, IS usual, cIanl.,
to be right. The latest precedeni, ho"I''.
quoted in favor Of Lord Dalhousic'a exercise ''
prero gativc, is that Of Seymour refuse" ''
Charles H. in 1878, as Speaker Of ;hc Nous.
Commons. This is baG era II l'&.i'n
tory from which to quote preccde"s iF
government Of a free people.
ftIc Iork .4meJitGG b,f. p
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ConsumpiionS, Coughs. 81.

Ruft,g'x I-,==ytIy I.y.. s. H..
VrLop fb.. ,,,..5.fr.it. #,#..,..l.. ,=...#....,i
a. on. sn,,,,o. a.. i.lnod Ain, - III y
order, al 80 H,e',.f,,.i -.
~,
~ ''''' 'na''" 2Pe.h' h9 s'a'a Tue
wv, - ~ wa ~ ''' P'ofea hN'" ii5 m''' va"
N - "'''''ti'o "' H' '"'' %
Emma ','' "l' ''t "'s''A's OF 'n' eis"H' ana
'''''s - 'u'",'i"'o. ,ns 9'''"Hs
- ~ J"'' ',ee'" "''n 'S"t respected
9 ''"'" WI" sh"N W. '"n'.
l s#mhel Moore. do hcfeh. cr'tlfri tbat lor
up"a ds "i year Twas severely uahrfed "th a
pun ~ ny breast accompanied with ator, bad
cough and ~tottHrss II breath aud ever, mdlca.
hoh Tn the "puaen 81 il Ply sie#n) OF up each
my consumption. Ai'H passing through Il
course Of medicine, aud hadmg 40 rehet was
induced 10 make ulal ct Butler Vegetable indt-
=" ~ an" IN "'' ~ 'h' a'"' I'M '"''''
'""'l1,"9 restored nae T." h'ai'h 'na hA' -.
"''''e' - WV >hls'' u''ok al"R"N'h A'"''
The eslthroted H.. 'uttll M, tauehi rs that
"nrhtd 1tIcnlion should he employed m"aicl-
ing the tpploneh ettIr disease and preventing
It's proceeding 10 m ncutable STATE aud IN pei
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PhilnReinhia. .4nrit |. 1876.

This is 10 certify that have been lahoring
for eight.years, under dreadful di3rase that
oecssj6ned more than one hundred ipeeier-
qfe ulcers ON my necl, and body, aud in my
throat In this state | remained upwards Of
one wear under the care OF "A highly respec-
lanle and well known medical gentleman,
taking every medicine that he ordered me-,
bat without any effect, and was finally ahan
,loned by him as jncwable: My frame had
BECOME much cmaeiated, from The long and
severe pains endured, and my h"Hl III "a,
Ielrovad In This despairins situation, Nr
". w. Potter very generous offered me his
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NJ. 80, Chcsnut street.

Use. C. s. was Of a scrofulnus
p 'o. a the age 81 three years his parents
perceived an uieertioa OF the head.
Proceeding, a is imposed. frDHt rGceianiion.
VI wa at first confined to ia small compass,
IN from the continued discharge, il was soon
communicated 10 the whole scalp, which
presented horrible appearance. being al
NOS ahe en,lre scaD: spun alter tbs dis
charge commenced from his ears, which be-
e" nr Wy Hteu>ive. Bisttrs. rdshes, oiHf-
~ ~ y. we're re- fously aesorted IN, but in
VAIN Ailer remaining IN this Sitintion for
'''re than SIX months, the Fe5t'abie CnfhOii-
''H "l1 recon nended aud lis use immediate
y oanencel Il quickly displayed It's ac-
N"'"ladSei powers over the disease, by first
'''r'aslns the discharge, hut which soon al
w eea'fi, NE complaint haing completely
''1ataled, aud the cliii restored Ia health
'nf ntarin 'tion a. to the accuracy of this
''t' t1f father OF the child can he referred
90 "a application 10 ". =. POTTER.
W. b. The above case Of Tinta Copitis, or
''''fa'rd S're he ID, should be warning to
Fre''s IL guard against the evil effects
"'ifh lea oi'ru nrise from nrglecting to use
'"' lhii"r OF The blood, alter the vacciua-
,'' " thelr children. Tine Cathujicoh is OF
,I''i AZ suitable remedy in these cases, aud
:"9lt b. invariably used.
F4hateipbia FEB %, ISL.
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ELIZABETH BINDER.
rhiLndelnhln. .Mnu 20. I926

This is to certify, that my son, John Ho-
Nprrt, ageliourteea years, has been athict'
ed for eight yelr' with me htas'S Era; the
1esl medical advice was had. every remedy
Was 'r,el, but without success, until Mr.. Pot
ter's Vegetable Cainolicon was had recourse
10, which mas ctfrctnaIy cured ham The
tumours are Dispersed. and bis general
he.,t IS better than II has been for many
year> past.
Tai5 give unsolicited 10y Mr.. Potter, aud
from sincere desire OF benetitlng Others
who may he similarly situated
GEORGE HOWORTH,
Justice of the Peace, Philadelphia city.
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Cornish's Remedy for the Piles.

Hn'iE MenIeine now offered 20 the public
Is one which has been fully snhleGted
Ia the iniallbIe tpsi oi experience ana ~ -
very instance where IL Inns been thirly trledI
il has been attended with the most complete
success. In some OF The eases, the pntIents
had been laboring under the d'sease for yeure,
and during that period had received the b. 81
medical advice aud had epen undergone -
painful snrgicnl operation, without permanent
advantage. II is not dixie those nsnaliy nd.
vcrtised,) III red rs ceriain cure forh long
catalogue oi diseascs, tut those afflicted with
his complaint, Tor which alone it IS recon-
'ncnJed, may rely with confidence upon oh
taining reliof, even Ia us worst tofms, IN u
hort time and they themselves are the hest
JUDGES Of the importance at such remedy -
Price 30 cruls per boz, with directions sign
I'd by The prolflflor
"he subscriber i, appointed Agent for the
ale OF the above medicine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON
-
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WV. 4 HAMILTON
PAHqae lpbin. JUN % 1921

Phdaaephi0, July % 1926.
hive labored nudrr a very sevfrr case al
itttef Tor the last 6,e years, andln the com So
OF that time MAS attended by two very r.
'Ptctdblr PIN sicans al This city, who pre-
| serlbed aud recommended every popular IT,.
hedy winch they thought would prove OF
heneht, without success | MS blistrrrd
nine tunes on the face, aud II cnulsr at mer-
curry pursued Intellectually. Mtbs time ny
situation became quite desperate, and re-
naming Tor some time III this s'afe. | was Id
v'sed by my friends To Try Potter Vegetable
Catholicon, in which they had great conf.
dence, and finally consented TO giYe il tlia..
Alter using five bottle, he d,scnse began 10
show itself more desperate ihau yer. which
caused me 10 think should never get freed
from this desponuing condition, but being
urged by Mr. Potter fn take more, tfully con-
WINGED me thnt his medicine would have The
desired "iirct followed his advice, thank
God, and from the use oi niue bottles il ei-
trctually performed cnre. | am now per.
lecllH welt, NY ,,Dem having undergone II
complete revolution.
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Cer'nfGfe.-S time in August, ls2l, |
vas desired Nv W. ". Potter, 10 visit AID ex-
anime TUE ansve lad, samuel Rain-lhe dis
east he wa afflicted with is termed Necrosis,
AID more serlods case OF il | nave never
seeu--couslderabl portion OF the whole di-
anetrr Of the tIhia, The ua,u Or shin bone OF
the leg had extnliated and come oui-thr
wound measuring AT the lime seven inches
IN length. extending from little below the
knee 10 near the ancle, two innhe, andn bali
in width, AM two inches and "A quarter ~
depth, the le-h being retroverisd along the
edges to the height OF one inch and halt
he was much emaciated had hectic tevers !;
night sweafs; and WAS rapidly verging TO
me or We. In hi, stale he WAS put on the
Vegetable Catholicon, which, in the course
OF three werks, renoYed all the symptoms II
hectic, aud IN the beginning of April, lS25,
alter using ten bottles OF ihe MEDICINE, IT
vas discharged. cured. | have this day ex-
hmned the limb Is as sound as II was pre-
vious to the accident large quantity OF
healthy honey matter filled up the vacuum
left by the exloliated tibia, and The limb is a.
firm aud sound, and as useful rs 1t could pns-
,lbiy be, had tn accident nrves happened.
HENRY MNph fRtE, VI. d.
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Phiinatlphln. Ntnn Is. la26.

! do hereby certify, tina; Twelve wear. 40,
three day. after being confined, both my is
began TO swell, constituting the disease I'll
ed .Hik Leg. About eight months after thy
commenced swelling, they liberated aud -
this drpiorable state | continued until abou
one year SINCE, wh"n began 10 Use Potter 5
Vegetable Catholcon. by its sole use ! am
nov perfectly we'll the swelling il gone, the
Ulcers have heated, and my limbsars as sound
and healthy as ever.
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lAHTHA NJ. M'CURDY,
Ne 10, Chesnni-street.



From the spring Of l522 nntiI tins summer,
was afflicted with Scrotaia every gland IN
my reck was affected by The rising olhard n-
mours, which broke aud le.t deep ragged I'll
Gers. was under the 0arr al three eminent
praciitiouscrs NJ different tlmes, who cOuil-
nnei t. prescribe for M tor about min
months, when my leg near the shin began IL
swell, when soon liberated aud large nj
CIR also arose on my body ; from the former
proceeded thick aud offensive matter. !
continued much in this state (my malHdy r..
Their increasingly for some months, aud lInd-
M nv physicians advice useless, dls,Ha.
ged them aud re,urted tn Sraims GeHuinf
PaHdcea, which | persisted IN to The extent
OF .hi8ft Boiflfs. but without the slightest re-
ct. Guder these very nntavorahie urcnm
stanres commenced using PoHtfS Ifgeia-
bic Cdlhohcon which soon manifested It's IN
lurnce over The disease , the tumonr on ny
hodV now broke aud began to dischar,t aud
suan ailc' all the ulcers began 10 hrat very
fast in few week, more 10 my great asio-
uishment the ulcers were entirely healed
he pains Whlch had been subjeetto, were
removed--and my appetite rcstored--and N
fact my bodily he lth Is very much improved
from the exclusive use OF Mr. P0ttr's lHlpa-
bie Cath0llc0u. MANUEL MOHiU3.