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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-17

Bensheld for Sale.

- This valuable Estate, containing ..asssS7<
esgyHf 1900 Acres of Land, is situated in sS2sssSsH
~ Charles county, near theline which SS1sssS
@aSMl divides it from Prince George. .S..s,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21
Baltimore and Winchester
MAIL STAGE.

Between Boonshoro'. Md. and Winchester, Va.
Connecting al fAe latter hlace lsth fhe Teznesses
Line ria SfaXnfen
THIS Line leaves Boonsborough every Mon.
u day. Wednesday and Friday, after the
arrival OF the Western Stages from Wheeling.
Hsgerstowr. &c. passing through shepherds.
town. Martlnsburg, and arriving 9, winehes-
ter, Va. same evening By 8 O'Clock, p. m Re
turning. leaves Winchester every TUESDAY.
Thursday and Saturday, and arrives in Boous.
borough same evening, in time to take the West
ter Stage for Hagerstswn, Wheeling, &c A
stage leaves Boonsborongh every morning for
baltimore and Washington. Sunday excepted.
The Psoprie,ors pledge themselves 70 spare
no pans to have their Line in good order; the
greatest attention will be pad to the comfort OF
passengers; and under the present organization
there will be no delay OF passengers.
0Tfor seats, apply II MIR Edwards. Blooms.
borough: Mr.. Daniel Eutler's. Shepherdstown;
Mr. william krocseh's. Mar,insburg, and Mr..
bushrod Fsylor's, Winchester.
All Baggage, Parcels. Packages, &c at the
risk OF the owners thereof
JAMES RESIDE
HUMRICKHOU5E, TroPsef'Ts'
May - 1T.
All persons travelling by this line r,ay be a.
shred that there viii be no mig ut travelling.
fare from Boonsbsreggh 70 Htrcbrasr, dcliarS
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21
BS&ane Scheme
1862 prizes. amt'g to

20338--eniy 80, 900 Tickets.
0TIhe CASH for the whole Of the Prizes
can De had, as usual at CoHEs's OFEIcs, the
moment they are drawn.
MoDE OF DRAwIss.-The numbers will be
pu, 'n'o one wheel as usual. and in the other
WIN DC put the prizes a5ove the denomination
OF rive Dollars, and .he drawing to progress in
me usual manner. The 5000 prizes Of Four
dollars 10 DC awarded to the ticket, the num-
oers OF which cad with the terminating figure
OF et'ner OF the three .erss cravn numbers OF
nDeref1 examinations. The Five Dollar prizes
to be awarded to the tickets having the two last
ngures corresponding with the two last figures
OF such number of he neri drawn of aiSsrer,
termination. Tbs mode will permit the Whole
lottery TO De completed in one drawing and a
ticket craving superior prize Ssia not be re
str,e'ed rom drawing an inferior one also.
Wno'e Tickets, IS 90 Quarters -. 4i.25
Halves so Eighrhs - 81
.oRrEas from any part fine United States,
either by mail tpost paid or private conveyance
enclosing the Cash or Prize Tickets in any OF
the Lotteries. will meet the same prompt and
punctual attention as if on personal application.
Cr.9ddress 70
]. COHEN, in. &'BRoTHERs. Bassme,s
6a.t'n'sre, Nay 7sA. l62g.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21
yart0us.
SAVANNAH. MaYls.

- %A-F~''&s NY w.
Boundary Line The running of the
true line between this State and Flori.
da, has, we understand from unques
tionabe authority, been suspended by
order of Gov. T:oup. Thos. Spslding,
Esq Commissioner on the part OF Geor.
gia, has returned to Darien. aud Thos
Mann Randolph, Esq. the United States
Commissioner, was at NlilIedgeville on
Saturday last The points in dispute
we are not at liberty to stats.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21
GWhole No. 1851.

Eikioa Racss-A match race wac
run over the Elkton (Md.) course, on
the i4,h Of June, between the Cecil co.
mare al Croaksr, and the Baltimore
horse Restless, for purse OF $1,000
4 handsome purse will be run for on
the succeeding day, which, from the
character of the horses and amount at
stake, will be race of peculiar interest.
Nottotcav Races.--The first day, q
sweepstake for year old colts, was
won by SIR. Johnson's cob Tariff, in
3 heats.
Second day, the Proprietor's purse,
2 mile heats, was run for BY Mr. Har-
rison's Maid OF Lodi, Mr.. Bots Phil
lie, DR., Wyche's Freak, Dr.. johns
sons Nancy Abner, and Mr.. Wesis
4 Al
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21


Time--lst heat, 3n. 52s.--2d heat.
3m SOS
n great Race Third day, tho
Jockey Club purse, 8 mile heats, was
run for by d.. Wyche's Ariel, Mr..
Bots Gohanns, Mr.. Clsys Sally
Niece, aud Mr. Harrison's Red.
gauntlet
In the frs. heat, Ariel, as usual.
took the lead, and kept it throughouts
Sally MCGEE alone appearing to con-
tend with her: for il was apparenta
neither Gohanna nor Redssunile., had
any intention drumming for the heat -.
Time, bm sos.
In the ID heat, Redgauntlet took tho
lead, which Arielcontended for, whilo
Gohanna was roaming little in re-
serve, waiting TO see the issue bciween
them. After running one mile Ariel
passed Redgaoutlet, when GohsnDA
pushed up and commended warmly for
the heat. all doing their best through@
out. On entering the quarter Goharle
ma was several lengths behind Ariel.
which he mad nearly made up before he
got half way through, when the rider
unfortunately used bis whip and caused
him 10 Jump crossways Il track, from
which obstnacy many supposed h6
lost the heai--and at length came ouk
about twelve feet behind - Sally Me-.
Gee next, and Redgaontle last.
Time, SIN. 46s.
Under any circumstances this would
be considered one of the best races
ever recorded in Virginia. but when
the condition Of the track ia considers
ed, (Which was very heavy from rains
the day before together with the pre-,
vious races both horses had RON through
The mud during the same month, it
certainly must be acknowledged ono
OF the best races ever known 10 this,
country.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21
FOURTH OF JULY.-we entire

FOURTH OF JUkY.-We entire
Iy concur in the following sentiments Of
the Editors of the American, and we
will add, that as the Fourth of July is
a great national holiday, its proper cele-
hration should not be left 10 the feeble
and incompetent, and perhaps thank.
less, efforts of individuals, or private
bodies, but be accomplished by public
general contributions.
eve hope that our fellow citizens, are
not unmndial Of the approaching ami.
versary of the National independence,
and that the usual steps will be taken to
celebrate the day 10 manner suitable to
the historical dignity of the event, the
fame ofthe actors in It. and the wide
spread benefits which have been its re
suit History presents no two epcchs
OF greater glory, or more Justly sacred,
than the twenty. second OF February, and
tins Fourth Of July; aud those w % love
their country, appreciate freedom, aud
reverence virtue and trEe glory, can
never consent to see those xras fall in.
to neglect, With the progressive in
crease OF our national happiness and
power, and the testimony which each
new year gives to tue stability of our
institutions, should our gratitude aug
msnt to the builders Of the venerable
political ark. Recent research has ad
ded another evidence of the extraordi
nary powers of the master mind ia the
great struggle.
Thou patriot conquerori
Who til the western word ----
Thine own delivered country, for myself
Hast planted an immortal grove, and there
Upon the sacred mount OF liberty,
Reposing SAT st beneath the psin,y shade.
dmsueaH.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21

VlsEN DOLLARS REWARD .w.,
Il from the plantation of the subsc.,her ~
Sunday morning the 9th inst. br;gh, hsu
riLLi' two years Old. has black name and tail
oAo lsee' right hind foot and left fore foo, white
Sn1 Ia very handsomely made. Twill give Five
D 3,o Reward il taken up ia the county, and
en- oohsrs II taken up out of the county. and
Sme information so that | may get her again,
80 q" reasonable expenses paid If brought
-, HENRY SMALL
nsFSeisN county, Nav 81.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21
80 New Establishment !
JOHN Fl. BLONUEI, a. Co

IA
TShES this method Of informing the citzens
OF Berkeley, Jefferson and lie adjoining
Counties, that they have commenced upon An
enlarged scale, the
Tin Ptsts, Copper Work = Sheet Iron
Busi8ess.
In the corner house Of Anthony Biontiel. AZ the
intersection of Queen and Martin streets. whers
the Finniag business alone had been for some
time carried on by John u ElondeI. Thew have
just received from Baltimore md Philadrlnh,e
large supply OF Tin and Copper, selected with
the greatest cares and have employed fl It ts,e
wofkmen IN Copper, 50 as to enable them 10
execute s orders which they may be fsvodred
with tor Copper work q; the shortest notice.
and II, the beat manner. They make, and will 4,
al times be able TO furnish their customers with
Potent Stills and oil sheir apparatus,
nay Patent ditto, do.
Common do. Worms, Globes, Vush-
Kettles, Tea Kettles, Stoys Pine. Drip.
Ptng Pans, &c. &c.
The workmanship OF which they viii not hest.
tate to warrant. They will also have on hands
constant supply OF Tin Ware Of 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 at the reduced prices of the times. Pro.
ouee OF every kind will be taken In payment AZ
market price Highest price given tor Old
Copper and Pewter.
Martinsbusg MAY Oft
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21
'lNHlRTY DOLLARS REW1RD-s,oIen

WikfY DOLLARS REWARD-Stole
n from the subscribers premises near Pa rk'
zap, on Sunday night the Sd inst, a DARK
o.ff MIKE, about six or seven years old this
spring, supposed to be about four, cen and half
hands high; she has no white or brand shout
her mat IS recollected. when rode she is very
spright'y and carries high head and her tail to
!ne ieft side in common; she is good hackney
an every respect as she PAGES, racks and t-ots
wei' when she moves her hind legs BOWS out a
htIe; when loose or led she carries her head
low; she is broad slom the eyes to the law has
Sulshed face and small nose. I will give q
reasonable reward fer information where she is;
anu Drought home all reasonable expenses
pad' ana the above reward for the thief, upon
'S eon',ouon' JOHN TABB.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21

Gouging The most lustltiabIe act
ofthis kind, Of which we have heards
is the following: A Kentuckisn, be-
longing toasurveying party, under am
officer of U s. Engineers, swim.
ing III 81. Johns river, was seized BY
large alligator, and taken under the
water, Ia short tiule the Kentncki~
an aud the alligator rose to the surface
the latter having the right leg Of The
former IN his mouth. and the former
having his thumbs in the eyes Of HE
antagonist. The officer irnmediatelv
gave orders TO bis party, who were in
a boat few yards from the combat
ants, to 60 to the relief Of their com&
rade, bot the Kentuckian petemptori-
l!y forbade any interference, saying
give the fellow fair play II is need
less to add that the gouger obtained .
complete victory Having taken oue
one of the eyes Of his adversary, the
latter, in order to save bis other eyes
lrelinquisbed his hold upon the Ken
,uckian's ley. who retufne6 to tho
shore in triumph.-y Y Enquirer.
The American Literary, Scientific
and Military Academy, at s'iddletown.
petitioaed the Connscticut Legislature
for the grant of a lottery, aud FOE power
to grant diplomas. The house Of as
sembls rejected the bill granting power
for giving diplomas, by vote Of 90 to
IA, and the bill for granting lottery
was rejected by nearly an unanimous
vote.
Winding The Norwich (Conn.l
Intelligeucer notices the arrival at that
port OF the ship Connecticut. with a
full cargo Of oil. having beea absent
less than two years. Two new ships
are to be added to the trade from that
pla ace 10 short time. The whaling
business is now carried on TO a very
considerable tx tent, and as we are
happy to learn, with profit, from
New Heaven.
| Voros;oHs oppstite.--A Western pa.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21

M AkSHAL'S SA!.h-Pursuant to q de-
AVA creesaI order OF the Superior Court of
Chancery. holden at Winchester, in case de-
pending IN said Court, pronounced the 26th
November, 1926
The Mutual Assurance Society against Gre
On buildings of the State of Virginia, PttF.
AGAINST
Alexander Cooper. Execator,of Adam Stray.
or: deceased, Detsuduns
| shall sell, on Monday the 18Th dav Of
July next, to the highest bidder, tor RxAnY
MONEY, on the premises. the HOUSES and
ground on which they stand. in the town of
Marunsburg. Berkeley county, which belong
ed to the said Adam Strayer, deceased, and Of
which he died sezed The sale wlltake place
Between the hours Of IL and 3 o. clock
G. w. SEWERS, mn C. D.
June H. l827.--ctds.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21
Progrsss II Individuality few

Progrsss n MANY acturss. --We few
days sIuca saw at the manufacturing
establishment Of the Providence Dyeioe
bleaching aud Calendering Company, .
spectacle which we would not have be.
lieved, had it been solemnly sworn Ia
By the most rigid saint in the community
II was the operation of s,agsing, one OF
the most extraordinary, yet simple ope.
ratlons we ever heard If The process
is carried into execution To prepare q
certain description OF domestic fabrics
for the calico stamping business, and is
simply this: Two or three pieces OF
cotton cloth are wound 90 a cylinder oil
wood, from which they ara again taken
and run over the surface of a "red hot''
iron cylinder, without injuring it in the
least The iron cylinder "a placed on the
top of '6ery furnace" which is Kept
rs hot as possible, aud yetno damage is
done to the cloth as it passes through
the ordeall This operation we are told
is common in England, bur il IL novel il,
this country, aad he that has not beheli
it, cannot be easily persuaded that its
Accomplishment possible. After be !.
holding this spectacle, il we ever had
any DOUBTS relative to the account OF
the Fiery Furnace into which Sbadrach.
Heshack and Abednego we're thrown,
they were all dissipsted at the instant
The citizens of one of the towns of
this State, have, from time immen orial,
been called 'Singed Poles but how they
became entitled to the appslla,ion, we
do not know; but If they ever went thro'
the cylindrical operation of sinseing. as
it is managed at the Establishment ia
question, they must be composed OF ice
bergs, and clad in cast steel shirts.
Provideacs Cadet.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
The subscriber will sell that valuable
FIRM on which he at present resides, con
tanning two hundred and sixty acres, the i'm.
provemen,s are in a good condition, and the
land in high state of cultivation. Also, small
Farm near Wiliiamsport, better known by the
slack Tract" containing one hundred and one
acres, two thirds of which is in timber-A Lot
containing five acres on which is Dwelling
House and Wagon makers Shop Several like
y Young Negroes; Horses, Colts, Cows and
Calves. sheep and Hogs; two Wagons, pIoughs,
Harrows, and Farming Implements of all kinds
The whole of the shove property or au+ part
thereof viii be sold and the terms made known
on application.
JOHN. 8. PORTERFiaLD.
June lift
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21
NEW GOODS.


Of this springs importations, consisting in part
as follows, viz: Sup. Blue and Black Cloths.
Sup Blue and Black Cashmere, Mkt Cassinet
and sattenetts. Vigonia Cashmere, Union Mix.
lures, Striped Fiorentein. Rail Road Drilling,
French Brown do Fancy coloured Prints.
Black and White Callicoes. Rai.Road Calico.
Striped Ginghams, Plaid Ginghams, CHILEAN
Dresses, Cambria Muslins. Jackonet do. Book
do Muil-Mull do Swiss Muslin Points, Be
Ribbons, Fancy Gauze Ribbons, Bombaxet and
BombaEines, 7.8 and ~ Irish Linen, Grass
Cambria, Renting and Linen Cambria, Bolivar
Straw Hats. Gimp Cottage Bonnets. Paints,
Drugss &c. &c. &c.
--.1LSO--
good assortment OF Queens & Glass Wares.
Groceries of all kinds, Bar Iron, Castings, Shear,
Crowley and Blister'd Steel; all which they ar
determined to sell rs low as the same kind of
Goods are to be had in any town in the Valley.
They respectfully invite every person disposed
to purchase, to call and examine their Goods
and Judge for themselves
WILLIAM LONG,
JAMES p, ERSKlNE,
JOHN w. STEWART.
April 26-tf.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21
ron TIA

ron TIA
Promotion Of Science and Lifsraturs.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
ns EAceilency JOS. KENT, GovaHsoRos TEE
STATE, pRasIDErr ec Office
Roger B Taney, Esq. tRey. George Roberts
hon'Ezeki Chambers. Rev. J r. X Hensliaw
non Stevenson Archer. Solomon Fitting, Esq
non' Inos B. Dorsey. Nsthl Williams, Esq.
, non Jahn Z. Herbert William Prick. Esq
.ion 5ss' Thomas. Isaac MeKim, Esq.
Hon. John Nelson. Oh. James stru.rt.
Hon. VIM H. Marriott. lDr b. ]. semnes.
Hon Reverdy Johnson. tDr. Dennis Clsud.
Jas w. McCulioch. Esd AsD
Col John Il. Howard. jDr Henry Wilkins.
CoHEN'S OFFiCE-if4, Market street, ,
Baafinore .ras 7th, 1897.
cfUnder authority of the Act Of the C,-ns
raj Assembly (Dec. session, 1881 we here.
with present to the public, the FrEsr CT ASS of
the Maryland
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21

HoPS.-We have just received. and now
"A on sale, large quantity of fresh HOPS,
the growth Of 1896
May s. d. ORRICK, & Co.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21

A Mr.. Damilieu is entertaining the
citizens oil Richmond with an exhibition,
a part of which is very singular. "fhe
very circumstance" says the Compiler
"of his producing growing vegetables
from seed, three or four inches in length.
with roots attached to them, is, of itself,
curiosity enough to attract crowded
audience. His repeatedly thrusting two
silver needles, six inches in length,
through his nose into his head, then Ia
king piece OF the same metal, half an
inch in length. making the same pass
up between the flesh and skin, and
come out at either his right or left eye,
and also to pass from one eye to the o.
Their, is matter Of astonisbment to ev
cry spectator, nevertheless such are the
| facts"
An English engineer has recommend.
ed, that the excavations in the Welland
canal should be made by letting waite,
through il from the Welland river. Ths
American contractors have given o.
their contracts 10 allow the experiment
to be tried.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21

M AhsHAL's sALE.-Pursuant TO a de-
AvA creetsi order of the Superior Court Of
Ghsacery at Winchester, pronounced tho ed
day of April. 1927
the Mutual Assurance Society against FIRE
on buildings of the State of Virginia, PF.F.
AGAINST
The Children and heirs of JohntCy rerraU IA
ceased, Dsc,no,n,,
WIN De sold, on Monday the 10th day of Vulv
uext' on the premises, the insured HOUSES
WIN the ground on which they stand, 10 the
Sowh OF Martinsburg. belonging 10 the said
John O'Ferrsll, deceased.
Terms: one fourth of the money cash, the
balance IN two equal payments, one half at six
months, and the other half at twelve months
,ro, tle Gay OF sale, the purchaser giving bonds
ana good security for the credit pay ments. snd
Deed OF Trust on the premises.
G. w. SEWERS, .MW.CD.
June H.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21

" INEGAR.-Prme CIDER YEv,EC,4R
hA., " w, EVANS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21

Voros;ous oppstits.--A Western pa.
per says, "rhe Printer wants grain,
pork, tailoso. candles, whisks5 linen.
bssssesr, soeoi, aud any thing else thas
be con eos..
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21

NJ oTICE.-Ailp persons Indebted 10 the e,tste
OF John .9i6'.rtis, deceased, are requested
70 make immediate payment; and all those hav.
ing claims against said estate, will present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
NANCY AL8URTIs, Ex',r.
JOHN BOYER, Err.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21
PUBLISHED. wHEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,
TWO DOLLARS Pen ANNUNd,

PAYABLE IL ADVANCE;
OR TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
AFTER THE HKAR EXPIRES.
n No paper discontinued until all arrears
ees are paid up, except at the discretion OF
the Editor.
- Advertisements inserted at the rate Of
One Dollar per square for the three first inser-
tons, AND twenty-five cents persquare for each
subsequent insertion.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21
Literature Lotto nv.

the whole to be drawn in ONE DAY IL IN.
city OF BALrIhosEs and under the supernsen-
denee OF the Commissoners appointed by the
Governor and Council.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-26

says he they cannot be denied, as they are in>
contestihle facts. Until things shall have been
restored to constitutional order, he declares
that he viii continue to write, protest and pub
lish
With regard to the views Of Congress to.
wards Bolivar's conduct, twenty four of the
Senators voted in favor of accepting his resis-
nation, and many members spoke in spirited
terms against the system he is supposed to ad-
vocate
On the l9th Of June the Congress passed
decree designed for the "Iestora!ion Of public
order, (which contains some remarkable provi.
sions. After preamble, it contained in SUBJ
stance the following ar,icle-that the executive
shall not exercise any extraordinary powers at
ter the meeting Of Congress; that the state Of
things existing before the 9th Of April, 1926,
be restored IN all its force; that the suspended
laws considered most necessary he progre ssive-
y restored; and that obedience shall BE- requir-
ed only 10 established authority, aud in the man
ner and form prescribed by the constitution.
On the Esd theVice President sent he fol.
lowing declaration 10 Boiivar--that, in obedi-
ence 10 one Of these articles, il was absolutely
necessary that the council. for the military adj
Judic alton Of political offences be Immediately
abolished, these councils we're established by
the Liberator, and tat the funds which had
been diverted from The support of the public
credit ;ausI be restored,