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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20
Sr. AUGUSTINE. Feb. 81

soGs AUGUSTINE, r ED. II
Florida Sugar.-We have received a speci
men of Florida Sugar from Col. Dommeu's Plan
tstion. 1t is pronounced by judges, TO be supe-
roT to the best Havana Sugar
No one Can accuse us of endesvours to give a
fictitious value to this country; but we have been
blamed for not attempting 1t. We have said and
s'lil do say, that here il no part of the worId
where fortunes can be made so easily as in East
Florida Col. White writes that he has received
letters from a dozen planters in N Carolina and
Virginia making known their determination 10 re-
move 10 Florida and asking for information Up
land Cotton is quoted in Georgia, at from 20 10
GEMS, and in South Carolina, Sea Island from Is
tn 90, and Upland 9 10 10 In North Carolina.
the average is about the same; that it is easily
to be perceived that the Cotton growers of our
country, as long as they continue Cotton growers,
are gathering but mess Of Pott0ge. This may
suffice for time; and for short time. but il will
be discovered when perhaps too late, that there is
poison ia The pot Col. Dommett we are told,
will make 30 hhds. Sugar, notwithstanding the
Disadvantages under which he laboured, from sbou,
80 acres of Cane.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20

The following article from, the Liverpool Cou-
rier, OF the i7ib January, places in very strong
point of view, the benefits attending Rail Roads
From the Live'pC Courier, January ~
The first experiment of sage coaches travelling
upon railways has been made with great
between Darlington and Stockton.-Th railways
from Wilton 20 Stockton, distance of twenty
Ave miles, vas. formed for the conveyance of Goals
and grea, is the advantage of this kind Of road
in lowering the expense of carriage, that Goals
which formerly sold a, ISs. per ton, in s ock on,
now sold there for s.. 81. The railway passes
through Darlington, which is distance of l2 miles
from Stockton, and two coaches now ,raveI the
road daily, conveying very grea, number of pass
sengers at he rate of penny per mile. The We
hicles are the bodies of old six inside coaches,
placed upon new and lower wheels, fitted for the
rs:lwsy.-They are drawn by single horse, which
often draws from 20 10 so passengers, al the
rate OF 10 miles an hour, with quite as much ease
as horse moves IN gig, the traces being gene
ally loose. and his principal effort being TO MAIN
tain his speed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20

The letter adds, that MIR. Litchfeld, eur Consul
at Porto Cayello had been several days at Caracas,
t. on important business with The Libeiator."
AZ. Y. .Mer. -adu
A letter from Rio Janeiro Jan. Is, says" There
is probability that the war with Bueros Ayes
will not be of long duration, as ii has become ex-
remeIy unpopular with the inhabitants OF lhi,
country"
If it be that Paraguay has united with Buenos
Ayres. in the war agans, Brazil,it may be deemed
important, as from her geographical position, an
her physical power. and the peculiar manner III
wdich she bring it all into action, ii believed
she is capable If giving serious annoyance % b. azi
A late letter publishe in he Baltimore American
states 'ha, Paraguay could decide the contest n
favor Of such OF the parties as she might join. H.
The ship Chancellor, Barker, got TO sea yester-
day at e. Don, bound to Greece, with cargo of
pr DIVISIONS Sc, part OF the donations collected here
for the suffering inhabitants OF hat country.
1t will lie seen that the Senate of thi, state have
agreed hill authorrsing gran, OF 1000 barrels
of for The sufferers iu Greece. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20

LaHdtc HoSpltaf, WtHidmSbuTS.
NJ orlCEs hereby that all the cells this institution
are occupied aud that patient, will be
i some OF the said cell, vacant of which will
be given. BY order Of the Court of Directors.
NAV 2S 5-U L. HENLEY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20
PARIS, February 3.

PARIS, February ;.
Ii was after being completely beaten by Gems
Villa Flor and Claujino. in the PROVING of Bera
that The Portuguese rebels were forced TO abandon
Almeda and the whole province The Marquis
and Marchoness of Chaves, the Brisadier Gene
raj JorJso, and the Governor of Almeida, escaped
With 500 men. and re-enierei Spain by Aldea
d. Abspo. Eight hundred men of The Spanish gar
rison OF Ciudad Rodrigo marched to meet them,
in order to disarm them, but gave them time to
repass the Douro and retnrn 10 Portugal by the
province OF Tras-os~ Monies. Mr. Lamb, The
English Ambassador. being informed of this con.
duct, complained very seriously to the Spanish
Government, and il is in consequence of this
complaint tha, Gen. Logan the Governor OF Ciud I'd
Rodrigo, and The commander of the detachment
have been suspended from their function. and are
all three brought before martial. This satis-
faction so promptly given 10 the English Govern
ment, proves that the positive demonstrations of
the British CABINET have not been without effect
on the Spanish Government, notwithstanding the
rather naughty tone of its last circular.
We learn also that the Marchioness of Chayes
has repaired to Madrid with The permission of the
King, and that the Marquis remains at Salamanca
IS ounded The equipages and chief leaders have
arrived at Madrid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20

A letter from Trieste gives intelligence of a ma
val combat which had taken place to the South
of the Mores, between the frgale Hellas coming
f. I'm America, and an Ottoman cruizing division /:
The frisate sunk Turkish schooner and thirteen
large boats, ard then entered Napoli di Romania
amidst the discharge OF cannon and the acclama
lions of the people. NJ Y Times
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20

BY toe accidental location of a word in the
wrong place. lin part of our last impre -son) the
statement of the loss by he late fire is rendered
somewhat ambiguous $31 900 was the estimated
amour, OF the property no, insured, which, added
10 the cunt Of what was ascerianed to be in
sured, would shew Total loss of about S72 900
and, it would require at least third more
than the estimated value nf the houses not insured
to replace them, the actual loss by the fire will be
found TO have fallen very little short If $50 900
Norfolk Herald, March ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20
LAUNCH OF A NEW sLOOP OF WAR.

NORFOLK, March S.-Ano,her addition
has been made to our gallant navy in beautiful
shin destined we trust to do honor to her flag, as
she has already done credit 10 the kill oil her bull
ders: The sloop of war NArCHEZ, was yes
terday afternoon a, half past O'Clock, launched
from the Navy Yard Gospor', into the bosom OF
the waters in the fines, ina enable style, and amid
the acclamations OF thousands of spectators The
Na,chez is about 800 tons burthen, intended to
carr, 81 guns and is another honorable specimen
the superior skill aud intelligence of Mr. Fran
els Grice as a Naval Constructor. After the
launch numerous party of gentlemen and ladies
repaired to the hospi able mansion of Commodore
Barron, Commander of the Yard. where they were
very agreeably entertained by the ComuodSre with
an elegant collation. and other refreshments
Herald
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20

winch is so much the more al placed, as, IN my
confidence in our American friends, am without
ceremony towards them, and change none OF my
ordinary habits. II is to me a pleasing thought
tina, my house, under the Invocation # the flag
OF the u. s., is regarded as their Home. was
much grieve TO perceive, fe- DAYS since, IN the
American papers, letter, written no doub' with
good intentions, and in the most friendi, style,
bat in which besides some inaccuracies OF little
importance, the opinion i, expressed, that am
tormented by pecunary demands on the part OF
traveller, from the u. S which, I assure you, lis
great error" Nat Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20

MISCELLANEOUS.

THE NEW YORK BACHELORS BALL.
Y0n mansion, made by besning tspers gay,
browns the dim night, aud coUaieffeiis the day.
Jsom lumin'd Windows, glancing IN the eye,
Around, athwart, the irrking shadows Nv,
Here nirth aud fanty's waniOn tain advance
And 10 light measuf e. turn the swimming dance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20

We have been favored With the perussl Of
Letter from General Lafayette, TO gentleman in
this CITY, dated Is, Jan, 1927, from which we
translate Tie following extract
" sm occupying myself now more than eve r,
in Agriculture, and the arrangement Of my retreat
particularly 10 improving my farm, which is very
hne one. We entertain many frisnds ADD it is a
great pleasure TO US TO receive the visits Of Amer.
icans I, is, also, with pain, that we have seen
ea0rfs'. ~ .his ;esrpri kind o. discretion,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-31

\ AND FOR SALE The subscriber offsrs
- for sale the LIND 90 which he lives, "
ing on Back Greek, Berkeley county Virginia,
about eight miles iron, Mar'insbufg, adjoining
MioghnIe's abiil farm, containing 500 sores
the improvements are comfortable DNeiiing
House. Kitchen, Barn, sc. an Apple and peach
Orchard; two never falling springs OF excellent
water within thirty yards of the door: there
are about 100 acres clear llrd considerable
portion of which Is bottom land. the residue
well clothed with good timber ANY person
wishing to purchase will apply 10 he suossriber,
who will show the land and make the terms
known. GEORGE FRENCH.
My 24 st
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-31

ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR, nEN tat,.
7 O5T CtiiLU--on Tuesday the 24tn ut
IL yellow g'rl about IL years of age. was
put across Opeckdn Greek by my wife, for The
purpose OF going on an GRAND TO Mr. Henry
Tabier's about one mile off: having lost her
way, has not been heard OF since that day
B.. she had with her tin bucket, and was seen
passing Col Hunters Smoke town firm; since
when. nothing certain has been heard of her,
except that of a girl answering her description
was seen passing up 0pecknn with bucket,
hotiowing and iookus psck She had On
ilnsey frock AMI striped calico bonnet. and other
clothing--has a small bead for child of her
ag rs tnlersbly we'll grown--her name Priscy
Should she be k dlsped, One Hundred D0iiars
Re4sard viii be pad, upon the restoration OF
the Girl and convection of the offender or Of
fend RS. or I'7reutg Dollars Tor the glfl atone.-
If dead reasoaa he reward, III order that the
subscribers mind may be at rest, upon giving
information to Mr.. Henry rabler. or to
EPhRAiM WELSHHANS.
May 3..-.3t.
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acit..

FIRGTJTI1-t0 wit.
At Rules held in the Clerk $ Office, Of the oouns
~ court OF berkeley, on Monday the I'd day
of April, 1877.
William Wilson. Piaaag,
AGAINST
Henry Watkins, Henry Payne, jun. and Ko.
pert johnston, DEFENDANT,
In CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Henry Watkins, not having
entered his appearance, and gwen security
according to the act of Assembly and toe rules
Of this court, and il appearing to tie satissac
tiun of the court that he IS not an nilabifant of
this state--k is Ordered. That the SaJ deien-
dsut, Henry Watkins, do appear here on the
second Monday in June next, and answer the
Dbl OF the plaintiff, and that copy OF this or
der be forth with inserted tor two months sue
cessiveiy in the Marllnsburg Gazette, and be
posted at the door OF the Cuurt.tiouse of this
county. Copy-Gesse.
April S. 1927 ID. HUNTER, o.B.o.
VIRGLNT.4-to wit'
At itules held in the Clerks Office, of the coun.
" court OF berkeley, on Monday the I'd day
of April, 1879
Ellis Ellis and Mary his wife. late Mary
Ford, Phanags,
AGAINST
Jeremiah lack and Elizabeth his wife, late
and Ann his wife. late Ann Otto, and Henry
Otto, children and heirs OF isabella Otto, late
Isabella Ford, John F JACK, Child aad her OF
Fr.elove Jack, late Freelove Foid, Essther
Harlan, la Cashier Ford henry liouck and
| Hannah ms wife, late Hannah / ard, MARY AIN
| siiyers. daughter of Ann Bisckm0re, late Ann
| Ford, Jahn Masters and Sarah has wife, late
/ sara,, Blackmore, Hetty Blackmore, John
/ BIackmore aud Mary Blackmore. children and
| hers of Sarah Biackmore, late Sarah Ford,
| Joseph Ford. Iasass I ord. Joseph Ford aadI
| Matv Ford. children and heirs of Henry Ford,
| aee'd. all OF whom are heirs and r. presenta.
tlves ofsJAmes Ford, aec'd DEFENDANT.
| In ChANCERY.
| FgsHE defendants, isabeia otto, Samuel Sill
vers and Ann hts wlfss Henry otto, Las.
,hrr Harlan, Henry Houck aud Hannah MS
L ute. MARY Ann silvers. John Masters and Sa-
Y rah his wife, Iohn Blackmofe, Mary Black
more and Dc sath Ford, not having entered their
appearance, @znd given security according to
the act OF Assembly and the rules OF this court,
and it appearing TO the satisfaction OF the court
that they are not Inhabitants of this state
| ms Ordered That the SAID defendants, Isabella
QUO, Samuel sisers and Ann his wife, Henry
QUO, Cashier Harlan, Henry houck aud Han
nah his wife. Mary Aan sliSers, John Masters.
and sarah his wife, John Bisckmore, Mary
Blackmore and Joseph Ford do appear here
| ON the second Monday IN Juae next, and an.
saer the bill Of the plaintiffs, and thai =
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted toi
| Two months successfully in the Nsartnsberg
Gazette, and be posted st the door Of ths
! Court House of THIS county
April s, 1927. d. alNTER. {. n. c.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-31

said articles become solemn compact, .ngtu
ally combining on the parties and uaaltershie Nv
either VI nut the consent Of the other- pro
pssied hswerer, tha, priur to the Isl da, OF June
l7o7, she L. States IN Congress. shalt assent to
the erection OF the SAID distric, into an indie
pendent state, shall release this Commonwealth
from all its federal obligations arising FROM the
said district, as beng psr thereof; and shall A.
gree that the proposed state shan Immediately
after The day 10 be fixed as aforesaid pas;esior
10 the FIRST ofsep,. 1887. ur at some censenien,
time future thereto, he admitted into the Fedr.
raj Union. And to The end laat no period al
snarchy may happen 70 the good people Of the.
proposed state, Il Is 10 be understood that the
said convention shall have authority 20 take the
necessary provisional measures Tor the election
ard meeting OF a convention y, some time n.ior
TO the day tiIed for the determination OF ,he ~
thofity OF this Commonwealth, and az is laws.
osef The said district, and pas,ersor to he FIRST
DAY OF June, 1877 aforesaid, with full power
and authority otrame and establish a iunda-
mental constitution OF government for the pro
posed state. and 10 declare what laws shall be
IN force therein, until the same sna. be abroea
ed or altered by the legislative authority, act.
my u'der the constitution, so 10 be framed
aud established
lhs act shah be transmitted by the exeeu
i've 70 the delegates representing his Common.
wealth ~ congress, who are hereby instructed
70 use their endeavours to obtain from Congress
speedy act 10 the effect above specified
Jan. b, i76b--passed the II of Delegates
JOHN BEcKi4EY, mn.
Jan. lO. i7S6--paascd the senate.
H. BRoakE, c.s.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-31
NEW GOODS.

Of this spring importauons. consisting IN part
as follows, VIA: Sup. Blue and Black Cloths
Suo Blue and Black Cashmere, Mkt Cassinet
and Statements, Nigonis Cashmere. Union Mix
lures. striped Florenten, Rail Road Drilling.
French Brown do Fancy eoloured Prints,
alack and White Callicoes. Rail Road Calico.
striped Glughams plaid Glnghams, Ch'i'an
nresses. Cambria Muslius, JackOnet do. Bodk
Ia Mun. Null do. Swiss Muslin Points, Belt
Uihons. Fancs Gauze RibeRs, Bombsset snd
,Snmbaziues, rs aud 4 IRISH Linen, Grass
Csmbric. Renting and Linen Cambria, Bolivar
raw Hats, Gimp Cottage Bonnets, Paints,
Drugs, sc. sc. &c. roo
r,od assortment OF Queens & Glass Wares,
,.rocer,es Of all kinds bar Iron, Castings, Shear
,:rouiey and Blisterd Steel all which they are
,s,erm,ned to sell as low as the same Kind Of
lbs are 10 be had in any town IN the valley
rbev respectfull, invite every person disposed
- r1rchase. to call and examine their eood
Az" !D's " WILLIAM LONG,
JAMES r. ERSKiNE.
JOHN w. STEWART.
April 2o.-h,
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II General Meeting

hF the Ovesseers of the Poor of the county of
- Berkeley, viii be held on the first Mon
day in next month, June,) at Mr.. NcCLrARY $
HoTEL, IN Msrtinsourg. in the said county
all the members and other persons concerned
are desired to attend. The Collectors of the
Poor rates for 1926. are desired to return the
lists OF their delinqnents tor 1876.
BY order OF he President,
SEAMANS GARARD, Clerk.
May. IL, 1927
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-31

II Dps. we have just received and now
l. on safe. large quantity of fresh HOPS,
che growth of 1926
Nav 3 n ORDIcE & Go
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NE'ID GOODS.
at Gerraru' a>t0l1lI.

THE uudersig ed having formed Co Part
Il nershp to he conducted under the firm
of JOHV " STEJr.4RT 6 Co. beg leave
20 inform the cit, zens oi Gerssrd's town. the
neighhorhoed and the public generally. that
they have commen ed the Mercantile business
at the old and we'll known Stand, formerly &C.
cupied by Mr. William Wilson, and lately by
MIR. Samuel K. Wilson, deceased, where they
are NOV oneniny a very handsome assortment Of
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PUBLISHED, wEEKLr,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,


PATABLk IN tDvANCE;
TX TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
AFrsR THE YEAR EXPIRES
Y No paper discontinued until all srreara.
- arc paid up, except at the discretion Of
SIC Editor.
advertisements inserted at the rate Of
ils Dollar per square for the three FIRST inser-
rs, and twenty five cents per square for each
hsegueni insertion
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"a HRRiNi Prime Susqaehsnnsh No. |.
> b HERRING Just received and for sale.
~ d. oRRlCK, - Co.
He-t'nshurg Nav ".
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~ - f. the PUB ics ,on Of The p4p,-r
htely edited by Nc John Ahurtis, deed.
M pc resumed, as soon as arrangements can
be made for doing SO.
MAY IL
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-06
llTMedical Notice.

EyIiz Subscriber, Docroa MEpIcIsE and PsArrscAi
Z CHEMIST res3ec fully informs the Ladies and Gentle
n.a OF Wilmington and its vicinity, that he has com
n hcel 70 prepare Medicine, in MARKET STREET,
Nnns TN, Delaware, in the house OPPOSITE NJ Henry
Ho9pes y Goa Lin5e Pari where he prepares the fol
lowing Medicines rhe Splph,te of Quinne. This med-
cine tan the active principle of the Peruvian Bark anc
when properly prepared is the best medicine as yet DIS
cosefclor Tie cure Of Agues Remi,ient and Intermittent
fevers lie ali) prepares lsanic restorative tor dis
Of the Breast and Lungs Pulmonary Consumption
Phthisic AM medicine @nich Will etteciualy cure me
mos, distressing Headache NJ matter how long its contln
may be. He also cures the f0otlache IN fe"
minutes, without making Of OF the coTrodng acids,
or red not ron or plugging the teeth with gold Leaf q
shee, lead The medicine ne makes use OF Will preserve
The teeth for lie prepares Tooth Powder hat VII
the teeth, be they lack from taking me Il
cine any other Dr. p. prepares an Eye Wa'ei
that will remove all inamnaions from the eyes have
cured numbers from the rheumatism and some OF Then
crpp!es for from il Ma signatures do NOT
require, see it is ton much the Gus ON with qnscker,
From my practice of medicine and my experience AID
knowledge Of chemistry. am able to extract medctna
virtues aimed n anlmss, vegetables and minerals, an
can apply them FOR the different diseases the con,tan
Of people may hem perso's afflicted with Cancers,
{ they make timely application, can be cured.
There is medicine sold BY the of S,eans Pona.
cea which did hear OF until saw Mr. swains "dyer-
sement, some few weeks past Then called on some OF
the most nen physicians in Philadelphia, and spoke
them respecting the Panacea, and informed them that
had the authors works WIN invented the medicine and
discovered It's effects III the OF certain diseases.
he gentlemen spoke 70 on the subject, sand they err
certain Mr. Swain the inventor Of the oed
cine rhc that invented the Pinacea ct The
creates, chemists that Europe produced and dead near
wO undt ed and his writings difficult to be had
Fiat Mr.. Swain has got par, of his works. or some
gave him receip from the work. have no doubt
#. have nnw prepared chenca and real preparation
Df the Pan ACEA which VII sell one dollar per bot
by the doxen and one dollar and fifty cents single
| d. r. prepares Wash torte LADIES which removes
Spots Ernptons and rctter from tic face and hands
md clears and beauties IT,. s. al'p prepares q
Salve that viii take Cas b, 81 roots from the toes
AVID not give the east cessation o '.,.a
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-06
SNERXFE'o NEEKUE.

TINE Su5'crio-r oi- alnself, 10 Democratic Re-
L publican Cit z-ns OF Negc istie County, Cand
late for the ofhce 1t SHERIFF. for hc ensuing term
ae soill rsm.rl, 'hA, from confined situation, he
:,.oba1y nor have il his power call on and per-
4a.liy solicit, the sur ages Of his eloS ~hom
however he hereby pledges linselt :hl il successful lie
viii te the duties Vi the Off with fidelity, to the
best of h, ABILITY; Also ADJ lie by that Of nonins
ion VII n MAJ be deter mined on, BY The County Meeting
at x ID l. on: anl II unsuccessful, cheellly and faith.
suly ,ppor he candidate who may be fortunate
aotan the Nomination w. Is. COCHRAN.
Mdl etuwn June |, 1897 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-06
To tie Democratic Republican Foters Of
NEWCASTLE COUNTY.

FsLLnw clriz.ss,- beg leave offer my>e rs cam
la for the 'tce of during the ensuing term
n socins your 'df ages or The Office shall make no
1rpfesops further han to say, that II elected sor'
shall b. sanng ny part TO do justice to the choice OF
ny fell ciz, At the last election for this office,
tuencel by he wishes Of my friends, offered myself
scandlle but declined the contest, upon learning
ha an aged and nertoluus citizen, who had served his
country faithfully in Tie Revolutionary had been pre-
ed Candidate and conscious tina, his deserts
above mnc, ch erfliy gave him al my support for the
o!icc which lie since WORLDLY filled have OF y to
add that in oir myself TO your choice viii cheerful.
y submit the decision u the county meeting at the Red
lion. MICHAEL DOWNEY
June S, 1877 Co.