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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-23
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RADICALiSM IN CANADA.

FdUoriflSm at Head Qudrfers.-The
New York Albion is now circulated bg
mail throughout the British provinces
free of postage, By order Of The depart
ment at Quebec. and application has
been made to Earl Dollhouse praying
that the vexatious and oppressive tax
from which this United States Journal
has been quietly relieved may no longer
impede the circulation and impoverish
the owners of British Journals publish
ed in these colonies. Speaking by ex-
perience, we have no very sanguiDe
hopes of a speedy relief from this bur
den. 1t is a principal in Colonial go.
vefnments to Cypress, and annoy and
vex the proprietors of periodical public
ations; to increase their difficulties
rather than redress their grievances
Perhaps these high parties may live to
see the day in which they will be con-
vinced that even IN Canada the rights Of
the press cannot be withheld with im.
punity.
The Crown Glass Factory, at Lech-
mere Point. the combustible part of
which was destroyed BY fire sometime
since, is again under Yankee activity,
in successful operation.
! The obvious policy Of getting rid Of
combustible materials as much as posi-
BILE in buildings, prevails more and more.
The new glass house is furnished with
an Iron roof.
The Iron Furnaces near Baltimor e,
offer to cast %rafters of any length. Ma
nv factories in England have Iron Roofs
and hoers-and in France and Spain,
the houses have Tile Floors, over which
the carpets are laid.
The Editor Of the National Gazette
says-''F ew persons are aware OF the
amount of the Jewelry business done in
Philadelphia. A single house employs
Il6 individuals; some idea of the value
of the materials used in their manutac-
ture NAV be formed from the fact, that
in that establishment, the mere sweep
ings Of the workshop, cleared of rubbish
produces about $500 of pure gold an
nually. The quantity of precious stones
used, is very great, and their cost mus
be immense. There is a finger ring
with a single diamond in the above es
Enlistment, for which $500 is charg
ed. -
The Missouri Intelligencer ofJuly l9
mentions the return of a party of abou
twenty persons who had been on "a mer
camille expedition TO Santa Fe. The
have made a very profitable trip. an
have brought with them about $4,000
in specie, and several hundred mules
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-23
ANsO informs the Farmers Of

AE RANSOM informs the Farmers Of
Nho Berkeley and Jefferson counties, that
his MILLS near Martinsburg 1.-THE Union Mills, J
have just been repaired. and are now in com
plete order for the reception Of Grain OF all
kinds He will at all times. give the highest
price in Casa. for Wheat, or exchange Flour
for it, a, the usual rate Of barrel OF superfine
for every Boob. of that which is merchantsble
Grinding customers can have their Wheat ground
separately i they wish it.
August l6,-sE.
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1t would appear by the following ar.
hele, that these two governments aitel
having tried the experiment OF which
could DO the other most harm, have al
length wisely determined TO make
peace, and thereby ave both countries
IRON the threatened prospect OF nation
al bankruptcy.
The Boston papers of Tuesday, con-
tain the following article.
.Ae.as 0f Peace befpern Brasil and BReRos .7gres
cOrr06erated.
Extract OF q letter iroD The Quarantine P,hsi.
clan. dated August Is
Arrived, schnr. susan aud Phebe,
Captain Hedge, in 80 days from Per
Rambuco. Peace was declared between
BasaOs .Ayres and BraziItwo days be
fora she sailed. There were great re-.
Joicings and business, as well as the peo-
pie, wear a new ~aspect.n
This vessel is about ten days later
from Pernambuco than our previous
news from that place.l
another Jio,e up - understand,
says, the Philadelphia Gazette. the
Treasurer Of the New York and Schuyl
Kali Coal Company has decampe d., and
the Company blown up. Report says,
it's likely they may get underway again.
One paperhints. the General bad better
write no more letters. Another, that
1t IS only necessary TO NAME the gentle.
man who made TO him the corrupt propo-
%sition, Sc One thing is clear: there is
a general wish amoag his friends, that
the Hero should throw AWAY his ink
horn, least he should bite off his pen in
vexation. For ourselves, we hope not.
We hope he will continle writing: Aye,
and the Nashville Committee too. They
are doing good; let them write on.
- vi Rec.
"OHe story good until II hath its fsLlotv."
We copied from the Pawtucket Chroni
Gle, or from some New York paper. a
statement, that n of the gentlemen
engaged in an affair ofhonor in Rhode
Island, had chopped the twig" from
~Pawtucket, without paying his tavern
bill. Since this we have seen the tavern
bill recsiptsd in JuH for eight days at four
dollars per diem, amounting to thirty two
dollars, as pretty a piece of imposition,
as to price from the circumstances dis
closed to us, '1as one would wish TO see
on a summers day" The Pawtucket
tavern will not have much of dnelling.
or other custom at that price, unless he
keeps a better larder, and stops such
advertisements. To get wounded, pay
such a bill, and be squibbed in the news
paper. is as severe as the Connecticut
sentence, that 'the defendant should be
hanged, and pay forty shillings."
Boston Statesman.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-23

DLANK.-We have a quantity OF Pine Plank
a. for sale, from 3 4 to inches thick-siso
Pine PlasteTing Laths 81 and 4, feet long.
BAKER TAPSCoTT, s Co.
Shepherd I own, July 5.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-23

nj AiSHALAS SALE.-purSuant to a de-
IVA oretsl order of the Superior Court OF
Chencery, holdena al Winchester, pronounced
" a ea1se therein depending
TOE Farmers ard Mechanics BGnk Of George
T6gpa, Prs.
against
George Nsaskirk's Wllors and H4rs and
saaers, Deffs.
VIII be sold on Monday the 10Th day OF Sep
TENDER next. before the Court House door, in
the Town 81 Mar,iusburg, Berkeley County. a
Tract Of LAND, belonging TO the estate OF
he said George Newkuk, dec. lying in said
County, Containing One Hundred and Ten
seres, more or less. situate on The Potomac
RiveF, on which are a Grist Mill, Saw Mil,
Dlstiilery, and other buildings. beng one &c
the several tracts Of land which were conveyed
by Titus Newkirk to the said George New.
Kirk, and OF which he died siezed.
Terms, one thrd ~ the purchase money to
be paid IN SIX months, one third in twelve
months, AND the remaining third in eighteen
months from the day IL sale; the purchaser
giving bonds aud good personal security for
The purchase money Sale will take place be.
ween the hours OF 10 and 3 o'clock.
G. w SEWERS NJ. w. C. ID.
Aug 9, 1927.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-23

We understand that DIR. Coleman. Of Caro-.
line county 10 uccesstullyengsged in administer.
ing a cure for hsbitual intoxication We cordi
ally wish him success. DR. c. is said TO be a
gentleman of science and responsibility.
Fssdericks5arg Arena,
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I HIRCLNL9-BerkeIey cO,s. Court, 10 =s,
Avsusr IKRs. 1897.
Henry Seioert, Piamtg,
John Wright, otherwise called John p. Wright.
the legal Representatives of Samuel Wright,
deed. Andrew Ramsey, Sarah Wright aud
George Noll. Dytndzsts.
In CHANcERY.
THE defendants. John Wright, otherwise
L called John p. Wright. the legal repre-.
sentssives OF samuel Wright. deed Andrew
Ramsey, and Sarah Wright. not having enter
ed their appearance, and given security &C.
cordiug TO the act OF Assembly and the rules OF
this court, and il appearing to the satisfaction
OF this court that they are not Inhabitants OF
this ssate-H is Ordered, that the said absent
defendants do appear here on the second Mon.
dey in November next, and answer the bill OF
the plaintiff aud that = copy Of this order be
orthwithi inserted Tor two months suceessiyely
IN tue Marunsburg Gszegte, ssd be ossed at
The door OF the Court House Of this county.
A ~Copy-Teste,
Aug. Is, 1897 ID HUNTER. enc.
TIRGLAL4-.Horgaa Comfy cousi. 70 .et
JULY iKRM. 1897.
Elias Smith, admir-, of wiaiasl Anderson. de.
ceased, Plaintiff,
James Mackay, Michael Keller and Catharine
his wife, Samuel Powell and Cstharlne his
wife, Jacob Schatiner, Henry Schaiiner and
Peter \. Sehafiaer. Defendants.
In CHANCERY
The defendants net having entered their ap.
pesranee, and gwen security according 10
the act of Assembly and the rules ofthis couri.
and IT appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court
that they are no, inhabitants Of this state-h s
ordered thar the SAID defendants do appear
here on the fourth Monday in October next.
and answer the bin OF tho plaintiff, and that i
copy OF this order be forthwi b inserted for two
months successfully in the Marinsburg Gazette,
and be posted at the door Of the Court House
OF this county.
a Copy-Teste,
Aug %. 1927 C.. ORRICK enc.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-23

~ .MF MtFIiNC. A Canr meeting will
~ be held on the ands OF Henry Payne. ir-
a. BucklestoWn, commencing on Z iday the
}4th instant. Aug. 9.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-23
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,


THIRTr-FT asr CLAss-NEw sRnirs.
To be drawn on the 22d Of August, 1897.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-23
"The Pnlpit-
On the sober use

UT 0IIV 3VFI-T WaI
Or ITS legtfmate peculiar powers)
Must stand acknowledged, while the world
shall stand,
The most important and effectusl guard,
Support and ornament Of virtues cause.''
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-23

9624 prizes-f5,l 100 Blanks-S99,216
Tickets SIS, Halves 81 so, Quarters 81 IS
TICKETS AND SHARES
In the above Lotteries are now ready for sale
wholesale snd retail, VI the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
Where all letters, post paid. will be carefully
attended 70. Distant adventures will be adyls.
cd OF their success Address to
YATES K MCINTYRE.
Aug. 16. Washingtun Cit
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-23

NOTICE Ali persons having clslms against
~ the estate Of Henry SmaR, deceased, are
invited to bring them forward. properly aulhen.
ticated tor settlement; and those indebted, are
notified to make immediate payment. as no in
dulgence can or will be given.
WILLIAM SMALL r.,
JOHN c. SMALL.
August l6-Sf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-23

Office Having misplaced or lost a bon
~ given by Michael Seibert to the subscri.
Der. for tao hundred and seyenty-two dollars
and seventy two cents, conditioned and payable
on the first day of April, 1880, has induced
him to give this public notice to said Seibert
not to pay the amount ofsaid bond to any other
person except myself or my authorised agent.
JOHN HOFFMAN
August | 6-3t.
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COnBN0S

LUI TFKT NV FAAVTtNNoI NF~Ls
ia, Market-Street, Baltimore.
Where both the great capital prizes OF
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
each, we're sold 10 late Lotteries and where
The last Lottery, the HIGHEST CAPITAL
was sold, and where more capital prizes dare
been sold than at any other e6ee ~ .ameyica-
uroRpEas from any part ofthe United States.
either by mail (post 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
CT.qddress 10
i'll COHEN, jan. & BROTHERS, Baianlote.
BGkasare, .3ugsst l6th 1927
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Pla GAZETTE,
MARrINs8URG. Aueusr g, 1877.

KsHtgcky Elections - letter from a friend
dated Georgetown, .Ky.) Aug 8, informs u
tia, no doubt remains OF the election Of .faio
Slndiord, the Administrator Candidate, owe
Mr.. Initiation, the Jackson candidate, by a ma
jortY OF 400 or 500 woes. Judge Clarke Is do
log very well in his District. Lecomot WI
perhaps be beat; this result is as yet Uncertain.
The Frankfort Argus OF the 8tn says-,As the
votes run, Lecompt will be elected by man,
hundreds OF a majority"
ln Fleming county, on the 9Th, Trimble had
73j. Daniel 400; In Bath, TrimDle bad a ma
jouty OF 40, and in Montgomery loo. Ia Louis
DinIeI had a majority of20 on the first day, (the
6lh).
In Mason county, Metcalfe SIS; Conn 328
on the OH and 9TH. In Bourbodn, go, Conn
49I, on the 9th.
Inc total returns for Fsyette, Woodford,
and Clarke counties, on the 9th and part of he
7th.give, for g AXE 2434, and tor TAYLOR 1868.
The election was held Moadsy, Tuesday
and Wednesday, the OH, 7th ant 9th inst
Tbs Kentucky Reporter Of the IA, says
From Tue returns received General Metcalie
and Judge Clarke Will be re elected 10 Congress
The election of Mr., Sandford in the place
ofMcHatton, is probable, If not certain.
We d. not entertain any doubt Ofthe re-elec.
ton OF MessTs. frimbie, Johnson. and Buck.
ner, though no retdrns have been received
from their districts. MIR. Moore has no oppo.
neut The Contest will be close in the Districts
represented by Messrs. Wickl,ffe and Lecompt
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-23

THE Subscribers wish 20 purcA s. 1910
Il bushels clean FLAX SEED, for wAlcn
the highest price will be given
Aug loft. ID. ORRICK. & Co.
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Brilliant Schems.

1862 prizes $ll4QO0
Subject to the usual deduction Of fifteen
per cent.
UTfhe Cash for the whole Of the prizes
can be had at CoHEN'S OFFICE, the mo-
ment they are drawn.
Present Price Of Tickets.
Whole Tickets, S 90 Quarters -. f.25
Halves --... 2 50 Eighths 81
To be had in the greatest variety of Nos. at
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-23

We are fully persuaded that no one of our
readers can care!essiy pass over the following
ext act from the New.York Observer. 1t must
excite the attention OF the Politician and ,he
Christian. 10 those who think that too much
IS dong, or las already been done, in the Cause
OF benrvotence, it shows something OF the in
cFeasing extent of the field of labour To those
who feel II incumbent on themselves 10 use heir
eadesvours TO promote the true welfare of their
country by extending the influence OF religion,
itshows how loud the call is, for ALT be influence
WINCH they can exer,. II cannot be denied that
. repuotcan government Cannot prosper where
The great mass Of its members are sunk in VICE
and eorruptloni and ii is as entirely plain that
there IS no other guard against this but the
preaching of the Gospelin its purity and sim.
phcity
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-23
VTRGlATa sTaTE LOTTERY

the benefit OF the Dismal Swamp Canal
Company. No. 8.
To be dra,cn IN The iah September.
GGH ~ H4L.
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for George ". Servers, ~ W G
August %, 1927 It's.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-02

no was ton renroacbful 10 be applied 10 him.
even as late as the last Presideh'ia'
and others who, under the solemn ana a"'u,
responsibility Of an oath, 10 the oise"a,s
official duties, declared him crueI ana oioooS
murderer, and wanton violator OIL lhe Io". o..
tuition Of his country, we cannot ou' aouo' VI"
propriety of yielding our confidence 10 sa1"
men, because these sudden and Vioieh' ena"se
from one extreme TO the other, arc the result VI
ungovernabIe prejudice and passion, or OF III
ordinate ambition, reckless oil consequenc.,. .
seeking change with the desperate nope Oh oe'
ing benefited by il
6. Resolved, therefore, That in order 10 lena
our aid in defeating party actua.eo Wy SUI"
motives the following named gentlemen, 10 wiz
Samuel Sprigg, John Johnson, Coz: W. ~
Bca, Edmund B. Duyall, Robert W. Do"le'
VIM. L. Wootte,,, and DR.. DAVID Ira"loro'
are authorized and requested 10 represent 'lis
| meeting in the Convention 10 be held IN the
city Of Baltimore on the Esd July next, ana 10
unite with the friends of the present ADMINS
tration in such measures as shall seem oes' d
dapted tn the great end in view.
7. Rssolued, That Dr. B SHINES, Phlle mon
Chew, Julius Forrest, Samuel Hamilton, VI
Hanson Penn, Benjamin Duvall, Jr Thornas T.
Lyles, Dr. r. T. Hall, VIM. B. Mulhkin, Geo.
Duvall, r T Lowudes, and Thomas Berry
Esq's. be appointed on the part OF this meeting
TO join such gentlemen as may be appointed oy
our fellow citizens of Montgomery county
friendly to the re election Of John @ Adams te
the Presidency, to meet a, Bladensburs on the
Cd Saturday OF August next, to recommend &c
the voters OF this Electoral District some SUIT
able candidate for Elector of President and
Vice President.
8 hesoiued, That this meeting will use every
honorable means 10 secure the election oil th'
candidate who may be recommended by the a
bove mentioned deputation.
9. Resolved, That the foregoing preamble 8
resolutions be published in the National lntelll
eencer and National Journal, at Washington
the Rockville True American and Marylant
Journal, al Rockville, the MarylandRepnbllcan
Annapolis, and the Baltimore Patriot.
RESOLVED, That the thanks Of this meeting b'
presented to the Chairman and Secretary, to
their able discharge Of the duties OF their re-
spective stations
SAMUEL SPRIGG. Chairman.
PHIL. CHEW, Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-15
SATURDAY. FEY. 10.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
4he following gentlemen compose the commit
tee appointed es' ertay on The President, Mesa.
ses in relation to the conflicting claims Of the Stale
OF Georgia and the Creek Indians to certain land.
within the limits of this State: Msssrs. Everett, j..
Powell, Cooke, Dray'on, Whi;iiesey, Lawrence
and Ruckner -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-15
RIoHMIoMD, FEB. Ia.
To Tie Editors of The Enoy;,e,

r, "CHMoND, Feb. IL, 1877.
Gen!'emen You will perceive nv the encIo.sa
'e''er rom Governor Tyler, that am authorized
10 use me statement, received in the envelope of
'na' iet'er, as may please. Public curiosity is so
ihuch on iiptoe in relation to the matter. contained
IN that statement, have determined to crafty all
aesrous 10 be Informed of them, by handing over
10 publication the letter and statement Ii is hardly
necessary ior me TO add that pending the Presi.
ueh',ai election Mr. II Ter was the warm S. devo,
eu advocate OF MIR. Craw ford. and in al, our pub
nc meetings, did not hesitate to proclaim, that
Niaw'ofd aside, MIR. Adams wa. his mex, choice
i.eme'noer well TO have heard Mr.. TYLER sneak
% MS correspondence with Mr.. Clay and know
'hat he, upon many occasions among our cous,i-
'ueh's Internationally avowed that ne would have
vo.ed WIN MIR lay, and that he did not believe
IN 'he charges OF bribery and corrupiion then the
talk of he day. | have thou,bt !, nr,.r., ~ .,',
these remarks az they may, in some measure. re.
RON The minds OF all candid men the charge
Oh e"heeaimeni, so unkindly made by ;he public.
ours respectfully
ROREDT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-15
ROBERT DoUTHAr.
RicuMoNn. Tneshay 49, l, 100

NIcHMoND, Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1921
.''Y Dedr Sir: have esteemed il nscu-
'' proper 10 convey TO you the enclosed pa
pef' since 1t has been my good fortune TO stand on
'.rihs OF pe'iect iniimscy with you ON the fir-t
VI our .'qo'n'ahc": and, more especially, since
you are intimately acquainted with the feIi,,. ,,,1
sentiments on political sui jects which NAV have
entertained ~i"ce The origin OF our a, cua;n,ance
oPoh none nave you more distinctly understood
me, than IN relation the late Presidential .,,c
'ion and the principal actors on that interesting
occasion. 10 you made known Tie fac, OF m
written 20 Nir Clay, in day two after
hah done so; and with You, along with ,.,v
o'neis OF my friends, it was my fortune. while
uiiefihs IN some measure certa,,, political IN
pies 10 avow openly, often before the pubEc.
'he reasons Tor my convictions. do with The on.
eioseu whatsoever you may please. Such des,na-
'o" d. you my slveh VIII en;irely satisfy
four friend and servant,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-15

an Tuesdays Enquirer, the Editor here alluded
to- did not state the whole OF the conversation aud
20 Carefully expressed himself. He did nor 40
because the letter OF ID, seemed 10 call on hin, fo,
nothing more than statement, OF what he heard
as TO the expression, 90 MIR. Cizy has betrs,.d
me- and the fact III a certificate having BEEN Of;
ven. lie row scarcely the necessity of hi.
adding any thing on the SUBJECT No,
does he pretend to any extraordinary accuracy A.
wei as he recoiiecis, Gov. Tyler, remarked ,ha,
he had written TO Mr.. Clay soon ait er the pes,
deniial Eleri!on The precise contents OF the letter
he said he did no, reco!lect; but he md a conv and
would refer TO it. Though if he lad written sucb
letter az Is de-cr'b=d in the Winchester article
y Nj. g. mad spoken OF it "a is there repr.sen,eJ
tie had br' ken the seal of private correspon,eoce
y frlendy intercourse. Whether Gov. T. added & il
the thereby expects 10 drive ov er 10 the Admin
Is ration, lac dee ewes himself; or se The. ore GER
erai phrase that he was not to be drawn over To The,
administration by such, any other means j. NOT
distinctly rrco,!ecisd The idea OF Mr. Claws
having broken Tie seal OF private ct.rresp1n-
dence, and that Governor T,ier was moi tn
be driven over 10 the administrations was certainly
expressed, asw well the substance OF what j. FUR
theF stated above, as having been sail. Gov II
SEEMED 10 he Iesi Gus TO remove the ir,pressPc,n
THAI he God commit ed To the Administration
GOV, acknowledges his impression that ii nae
OF Mr. CIsys H0itne, and nosv retract,'' il
(.ersc's, it is p. esumed, wI.al vas suia =
The Editor co"ld no, on any ca-ior have con-
veytd q feieat idea OF THIS conversation, III,
this statement Furnished, withnu, having been
lisun ieFstood. lie cIsIu.s ucUleJleSs Of memo
ry; p"' II hi- recollection on this occasion a. "a
particular 0ids, Is better than hat OF another !,
- p'opao!y owing 20 !'!s exemption from any
Cause oil excitement al The moment Ell