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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-01

For Coughs, ConsuD1ptions, Colds, Influenza,
Whoobrng Coughs, Sbasmod,c asthma, Pasn
IN fe Side, Difficulty Of Breath'ng and
Uant Of Sleep.
Syxzsm gaSHE proprietoys of La JMott's
NMMNW Cough Drops have r~efrained
- from SAVING but little in COM
- mendasion of this preparation,
Il ] ] ! ]. !. /. &. ! !. u. |. !. . !. !. ! J. . q. !. i" !. j. s. !. ]: !. !: !: !: ] !: j: ] ] !. ] ] J ! ] J" J ]
ElE being confident that its value
EiE M{1 would prove a sufficient recon-
ElE olA mendation; from the increased
Sic SEA demand for the article, and the
Sis Ella great celebrity which it has gain
81 SEi ed IN everv part of the u. States
I3 2jd where il is known-and in order
Es to render it as extensively use
- full as possible, they feel conf.
dent in offering it TO the public as an .dfp' oced
Medicine IN those disc ases which 1t proft ssesto
cure, and one that has rendered the most en-.
tire satisfaction to all hose who have mad an
opportunity of observing and testing its salu.
tary effects. In conhrma ion of which they
now present to the public under the sanction
of the following certificates from Physicians.
Druggists and Merchants in different parts Of
the country.
CERTIFICATES:
We. the subscribers, have sold La MOTIFS
Cough Drops, as agents for the Messrs. Cros6y's
I he Medicine has obtained the appreciation OF
the pubic, BY etfecting many cures OF the dis
easss Tor which it IS recommended We have
therefore no hesitation in recommending LA
MOTIFS COUGH DROPS as an excellent
ule dlcine.
6. Dawson, druggist, and late U. 8. Sur
geon at Fort Fayette, Pistsburg, Pa. J. Hamnn,
VI d and f. u. Downer, druggists, GAINESVILLE,
Wm. Mount. nj ID. Dayton; N Wolf & Co:
Apothecary's Hall, Goodwin & Ashton, ana
Fsirchilds & Co druggists, Cincinnati; Ira
Delano, druggist, Chiihcoshe, s. sharpiess'
merchant, St. Clairsville, b. Brubscber& Co.
merchants, Springfield; |. P. Frazier. merchant.
Xenia; VIM. Lowry, merchant, Lebanon. CO.)
DIR. E. Ferris, Lawrenceburghi DR.. ii. WATTS
Madison, (Indisna,) Thomas Wells Druggist,
Nashville; Thomas Davis, SheioyViiiei aho
DR.. George M'Dsniel, Clarksvine, Tenn,
Byers & Butler druggists, LOUISVILLE; r. FIoyd'
druggist, Frankfort: DIR. M. q. Asnoy' hicn~
mond; Cru,chfeld & Russell, druggists, D'h-
vile; M'ilvaine & Allen, merchants, sheioy'
Vile: P. b Price, merchant. Georgetown; l.
& Fl 3rents, merchants Paris; Alexander o
Stockton, merchants. Flemingsourgh, 4 o.
Atwood, Greensburgh; F.. Frabue. druggist
RusselIville; and r. Nj Kerchival. Druggist
Bsrdstown, (Kentucky)
Certificates Of important cares TaR accompany
each Bottle. 1v,sh particular d,recnons to' using.
n Sold wholesale BY o. 5 Crosby, Co
lumbus, Ohio, and by I. Thompson, smith &
PearssIl, Fullerton & Sex,on, Butler & Jen-
kins, druggists, Phiiode3pA.a, and BY > sweet
er, George & James Dsilsy, George H.: q J.
S. Keerl, Baltimore. Each bottle contains -
doses-price 81. To be had OF JAMhs
THOMSON. druggist, near the Courthouse.
Msr,;nshuro Va Jan. A..
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-01

THE defendants. John Wright, otherwise
J. called John p. Wright, the legal repre-
ssntatives OF Samuel Wright, decd Andrew
Ramsey, and Sarah Wright. not having enter
ed their appearance. and given security &C.
cording to the act Of Assembly and the rules OF
his court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
Of this court that they are not inhabitants OF
this s,ate-H IS Ordered, that the SAID absenf
defendants do appear here on the second Mon
day in November next, and answer the bill of
me plaintiff and that 3 copy Of this oder be
forthwith inserted Tor tVO months successfully
IN the Nsrunsburg Gazette, I'D be Osted at
the door OF the Court House OF this county.
A Copy-Teste,
Aug. q. 1927 ID HUNTER. GRE.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-01

-S@<H@-
Original Anecdote.-A comical Eel
low lately travelling in the stage thro'
Connecticut and Massachusetts had for
his companions a very taciturn set OF
fellows, and to amuse himselfhe thrust
his head out of the stage at every mar
he met, and hallowed, burfa for Jack
son! A strange sound III Yankee town.
Passing a brick yard, he sem forth his
accustomed vociteratIOn at Hodge, who
LEI fly. in turn, the handful of clay he
was moulding, which completely mask
ed the couLtenance of the unfortunate
wag. He took in his despatched face,
when one of his fellow travellers, who
had no! spoken for fifty miles, observed,
that man must be g Clayitc."
Medical Anecdote The late MIR.
Martin, the surgeon, knewa modern
Doctor who improved a practical Joke.
When he was a young man, he some
times when to DE-. Meyer chomberg's,
who was much resorted to. Martin
was shown into him one morning when
he had a patient with him; when the
patient was gone, Martin observed
Two guineas lying on the table, he ask
I'd the Doctor how he happened to leave
his money about in that manner 81
always have acouple of g%uineas before
me-" said the Doctor, "as an example
or broad hint what they ought to give D."
- WdddS Memoirs.
Anecdote-A few days ago, hiie
Mr. Adams was III Baltimore, a gen
tleman who hsdjus, gone through the
formaIities Of an Introduction to him,
observed-"Mr. President, though ]
differ with you in opinion, l am glad
to find you in good health" The Pre-
sident gave him a hearty shake of the
hand and replied-"Sir, incur happy
and free country, we car differ in o
ainion without being enemies" The
circumstance, though trIAiDg in itself,
furnishes an example worthy the imita
|. taIiOn of every one.
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Il RunGaCGy.

WAS committed 20 the Jail OF
Berkeley county. on the 28th OF Au-
gust last, as a runaway, a Negro
man who calls himself GEORGES
feet 8 inches high, stout made. "a
or IS years OF age. dark complex
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-01

complexion, supposed to De ABOUT ~ yeJ hv
e-has a scar on his under lip, oceas,oDeo ~
a bite received in a fight, a scar On 'he iso &c
wrist bone-had on When committee : pau The
new o1uaburgs pan,aloons and shirt OF inc ).
same, coarse shoes. drab twilPd eio'n cos' he
bout half worn. and old wool ha,,-als s 40
belongs to the estate of the late hump"' 4
Harod, of Gloucester county. The owne.
said negro is requested 40 come prove PROPER =.
pay charges and take him away. otherwise Az
will be dealt with as the law directs.
PETER GARDNER, Jaaor'
Sept. ct.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-01

John Wright, otherwise called John P. Wright,
the legal representatives of Samuel Wright,
decd. Andrew Ramsey, Sarah Weigh, and
George Noll, Defendants.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-01
Il Rund,cGy.

WAS committed to the jan OF
, Berkeley county on the 7.h OF Au'
gust last, as a runaway, a Negro
man who calls himself BILLY
JOHNSON, S feet "A inches h'en.
tolersbly stout made, yel'o"4sr
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-01

A variety of BLANKS,
for sale atthiS Office.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-01

Humerous.-An American specu
lator, who had rapidly amassed a
Princely fortune, wishing to figure as
a scholar, sent The following order to
an eminent bookseller in Boston,
"SUR,-i wants to by sur buks-
as | am prodighous fond Of larnen-
plese to send by the Bear here s
hundred Dollar worth of the hGi.sum'
est you hav.
Yonrs Sc"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-01

gIRGLNL4-Berkeiey County Court, to rsit:
AUsUsr TERM, 1927.
Henry Seibert, PA anf,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

sirn - ihf rJns''ffsiiJn - nrcvert ~ necessity
81 sHrh lniefioIeHrs- u efrcts courts aHa ,.ii-
stifsa-s fHe iaa. II Is Itself rhs5er DftpI4 Tor
tn protection Of ait us :. Ire proper re-
rau1s" vt any whp have suffered Br.a#. lie
hoped ibis suIfeei RYuIa De- .eeaidrH - u
should BE-. warn THE lIoas= came 10 90 consider
that plrt q t1r Presidents Message rhieh re-
cpRmcnds a irf1sfnu of the law II tho DIstttri,
si'H r.iels4ce - Introducing the pcniieniiarY
system II Has pfopai subject FIR the mEc.-
neatl0n, pf = tpmaaure oftHs B9nsc. aud, iur
one. be sincerely hoped that such Committee
souid prnbf the iaNs nj the Dislrict fo tn bot
tom md Il they contained any thing cruel or
Oppressive. fhHt Il might he exposed and RENE
died. 80 IA Us sns dneliefalian Ia those laws
va u"sdsd. 20" hoped It would be made, aud
that no Iniastioe would be suffered to remain +.
bul - the moan while he trusted tueg should not
be foyrd with 1n examination IN tbs iiall, ~
relation 10 pel-aas nutier peculiar crcHInstan
ces coming INTO those state Ru,rc slavery Wis
tolerated, a.. from the very nature ot he case
II could moi lead Ia any good result. bnt would
eseitc much unpleasant feeling winch would be
better avoided
Nj. Hamilton Of South Carolina, rose 10 adj
dfes, the char when
Inc speaker arrested ihc farther discussion
ftbc resolution, Tie hour allotted b. the rule ri
the House 10 the consideration Of resolutions hay-
ing passed
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pos ,l& IL


~ Nff###H ENfHssH
81, III. -aia il - .sllet I'D greseth uri n ~
.uisF 5, d, 81 ae,ya, and ~iIaaffi f'ai" 'e' q.
autpd II. 6-iis 81 norniag'. prime
The aFs.s pssfipa TO- moving
1'hs sav 1za sang hs nsiif shHe'
Ami al sas brightly Giving.
- aud thus. Ier,ed. e,he lrlf4' boy
II. pun wit RAPTURE besaag'
ps.ns I4fs's IsnezitaHre :. to'--
Tho iatare proudly E.e"''as5
lw4nA,fal FORTH At aoen --aias.
ga e4I4. .asiefad 5o'om
.r,,. ..,,ss lad lea - vitfariag grus
Ana .erh'd ;hs fadiag hi9ssoh.
AMI t,a.. itscara' s1ih ma8Ya sich,
Tsr ho,. 40 faadls ch"H#h
rfks toesr which blossom bat to dIe,
seen oily born 70 pe.i'h.
Once IN 80. u cyc, abroad frard'
T4lo4s IA lonely nav hrias m5#,ng.
". f,sr, b.ceze tHat ra1ai ne play5'
siss .r5eraace eaz lidusne.
IL partsaad 7ir The hu'b ofese,
Toruel sopes lppaaurs,
o. tb,sg.Bs q ca me- too pure to i've,
ssaue.sa Tho pal#H ofh'aHsf.
p trus thc aeunr oftu" lAfi.
,Ytoo Haaat, ata rl,ar.aeI lhea'
r. fr,,.a ,ba dark aud ,'leat dust,
J,aie ni.ur ia.yf tHhl0f tim
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04
TIE UNITED STATES AND GEORGl,
The oeeretDy y 6aro G1rerao, 9roaD.
DErAErBEyr ~ VA.

DErAErnESr u VA.
I'm Nor 1876
SIR; long and distressing lines, has nre.
'e'ea me i'oin repis ing to your letter Of the 6ln
u''liao. Sinen my partial recovery, ! have sub.
mited II 10 the PiesIdlut by whom lam inst.nc-
yea 10 say that you appear Ia labor mder a most
serious mistake IN surprising that the last t,eat,
Win tHe Greeks has Affected in any uan,,.,. H..
boundary OF hcOtga Thee Is not a tjtt..in tn,
treaty "a' has tIe most distant dilnsiou 10 that
"Deeb nor, Ton one moment would discussion
INV o'cH admitted thereon IL lies entirely ont
VI H' competency Of the General Government
." '"A'"'Nly wishing 10 embrace al their lind
nnh 'hhias OF Geo. every effort was made -
''"'' ''''ii II" 2 tecio cIanse 10 thai effect in
b" MIN! word. lheY pesenptorlk refused on
He ( i0uhd Of tl.Ir ignorance Of the direction q
maj inc. Had the dividing line between o,#or-
-" ana AitDd.nr neru .sta.. ST. ,4inL II l.sh
~ pr s"p' Il w should have succeeded IN
''''ai"is lheir rcimqusmurnt; the more cygeeifJ-
> ~ perceive thai even b. the line rtin by tie
''"i "a ' ohilt~>tone. town ch il Is uHder.tooi
'''ioH'1ia'y ihe Alabama Csinms s.oncr, diSsrn-
ther. IS IS than 2OO00O acres of indian
l-'"ae' II Is 4 matter OF itgret that any difficult
~ should Inv occurred bets. cen Georgia and
AI'7amo IN fixing their dividing line AZ tAe Pre-
f.'"ui had signed. the mumrrt the line tad
''en .,.abli,ned to opcu fresh negotiations with
The 1f''ks iorthc purpose Of procuring any ftag- /
i'aift .""t saor 1a might have laf of their, /
"thh HE limits OF Georgia. Without enterial /
Al al INTO tue merits otthc controversy between .
rsgft dld Aablma, your Ez,rllency must ii,
-. perceive hat the original difficulty 10 an
'tr" ces,on continues To impede our course /
"d t'ls frs instant that it shall he removed will /
,c Isn one which the Executive viii embrace H.
10y into caect, by frcshne collation., ifpractica-
the entire cnssian
have the honor 10 be, sir your ob't, scrv'L ,
JAMES BARBOUR
lis Ekceency Gro VI. Tgorp,
6ercn0e 81 Ctorgia.
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1t vas stated that man had ho,, ..,.o..,,a =
Philadelphia, suspicion of ba,ing .toa', tt u,
mono, OF MessrS. Aliens; .SlIooO Y,ro f.,''d
upon ha' Amer second examination !, t,rn.
cd oat that he had a,sconded from his rrnlla".
II one OF Inc inland counties Of New Yorl and
at fae : '4,eoo"cre tie fruits Of borro,,,,,a ,,
'''8ph.s together Ion some months. HE gaa.In
'' III Tor the benefit Of his creditors and
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llnr,e nr nerN.-e NrNrlNEs.

nDU,E NJ NEPI{I-NNI NIINLS.
ANON. the petitions prcsruted to-day were
the following.
b, Nj DWIGHT. ot WOO. grower, aud NIanu-
faciolcr, IN eeA,hrs County IN Massachusetts,
10, tn further All aud protection OF mnuutte-
tmcfs Of Noalien ,raads lu the United snfr,.
Bt Sir Naitnrv. Of ANoolefoWcrs and Manu-
fict,,er, IN g,a Srlie at Vermont, Of similar
impaft Iasse WIRE referred to the Commit
tee on Manufactures.
Pt0U EI.l,Nte Al PANAMA
The iououi ~ l.s.fer, IN wiring. was rc-
cci>ed from TIN President of the Jnftrd states.
b. II. .rtyat. 5 ,rf.aiy. which WE, read, & I'd
oa@eilbir.
10 IN, Ii.se5f P.grfa.aiatrgo He T. Saiesi
MAsm>aros Dc -, Iyla
Ir.,o.,tt,tt.. Usi.v nl Ron. ,srnt,tl,rs a
R.pori hom the sre.eta,y Of stare, with suudry
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= 70 RENT, the House and Lot, occupied by
~-a Ai'. hobert Robertson Also, the leu
'n'n above the store OF Mr.. FacAer, and possss-
@''li gwen inmedlately ". WAhNICk
jan. d. ttw 10
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message was iu,mf 3ia'ciy sent 10 the House
ef hep ..sithsrs -. II C. Nixon rose and
aefi II 4 a." lisase win one Of the most Over
hh'Iinng appeals ! s.sf arud. Immediately
ate A. nixon concluded. the qurstion was put
Hnd he acrfinaliou ia rs tssor vas enthusiastic
and nnan'mous-iAl> nfs followed by reiterated
bursts afapylau,e from al sides Of he House
j. rs 10 he Hoped that of.g states viii catch thu
m'gnannnous impulse and unite in this great
aloct
Ettraei ofa ieiitr to esaiieoaa IN hseiiy, ,roui
COLOMBIA, a. Dee.
" yruir you ~ tie last mail OF the success Of
he appropriation Of %1oUO, 10 rs. Randolph
Ia or sraTe. aud seuurrd 10 predict that It
would succeed III the Hou'p Il d. done So
iHcvulc WIS M unanimous one on the resolution ;
bpi tie neAt daJ = ,,fefda, aHeu the question
occurred Oh the appropriation bill, thee was an
uhfhhefifo aud sriI1us opposition to /, -eYen
eehiirineu the number required by the rules Of
the House, lose 10 demand the ayes and noes
tpon Tins, fhF matte vas discussed anu lhcn Ile
speaker askcd--wiil setrii gcuiiencn rise tOrthc
a.cs aud NOES fou eotulI. TN another; crlrs
Of shame shame, we're heard n tie it'll and the
utmost taeucmtnt manifested; anoth. + one rosf
and he mut bTcdhiess anxiety prevailed
Ah'e the speaker announced, tier are Il.
mp set"rd voices exclaimed We sIll -urrrn-
de- our pay bills. The Speaker. with manifest
fNnIiaion, said, 3" the aees and NOE .trc not de-
m'udrd, There Ar" bot six up pom the IN
-iaut therc VIZ shout To-ec5ucd though tn
h".7', bursting nom hH NHrm ncafEs 81 tho.e
DBL, hpmh tarolmlan.. a. On the nov Of
rrat Nefo'y Ba.al CONGRATULATIONS wci. -
ehlnge aui thy q'a #ed cach ot.f' hands.
an' oa3s' at ae#ar t. btll - frreHffulncss 81
hr @flFty Of taeir station While several ofnly
t'nds we're sinking haads with ne IN the lobby,
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ASH STORE.

'n'' subscribers have Just opened a large
-. ~ '.ti.'pi as.ortment ofnew GOODS of
.T.,G Puoh suitable to the season. which
IT,. 'ou"a worthy the attention of purchasers.
vi mana lew pairs Mantle Glasses.
Jan T. - 'iN0 II rI'o
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=.-s. - .,''s ~. ~ Ai1i J. I-35
Orr iraae Nth great Bra,ia-In a.
otoor comments on the Prc.iaea,. a. '.ae
We remarked, that Great Britain bad
On one occasion, On lsls1 made -. -,
tween this country and her colonies .,5.
negotiation. \ british poper p4Ji,,l,l - %
IJefa"ee' IN Sew fort, had prerlou,i, d.
That TINS was not the fact; that the E,i,...
efnment had invariably held the prfc,t.
Is HE udde of the mother country ami >,
the Colonies were separate and distinct
ought to be regulated by different prioq.nl
that the former Vas tair subject Of me-
aud ought to be of reciprocal
while the latter was legitimate ,ua.iec,. -,
laton Tor the parent country, ana ,,be,.,...
'iepaiion IN 1t might be granted 10 torci.,,.
| ers, II was 10 be regarded entreI, a,
| Lct as see who wis right in these t,,o uoi..,
! Albion or we. MIR. Galatin, in ms l,it.r.,. =.
Canning under date of September 22d use, in.
( following emphatic and conclusive hn,-r,...
The untct States always, did bc.,,...
the compensation tor what GIrat g,ita,, -. ~
rs aH tol'e'>iuttr as boon, was found -,
advantages resulting to her from the tr.,.,
sell. And II must not be forgotten than "
vel as all other nations. participates Elm.
y III 'ne ltd'' oi cou tres, Which, Il, polrp
"ere III Lately closed ~ ioreI.,ucfs g,u,..f
they fal!en INTO hei hands, would have Mn .'''
considered as such, aud winch, by tint, -. .s"
ration with the United States. ba,e b.o,,t.' ''
open TO the world. Indeed, had Lop,s,s,'. va
longed 10 any other country, and been II. ~
coodY The admission therein Of British -
aud commerce rs contemplated bv the A.,
Parliament of 1870, would alone have Icn,..a
cent {" extend 10 sue country the pij,H@as
offered ON certain conditions bv that Arl -
" lalln@ all the facts crcumstnl.,s .vI.t
nave h'ch stated INTO consideration. tie Tatrd
states have Drcn Of opinion that rar, M,
without violating the regard ductotIcu.,.,.-..
opinions Of others, claim TO treaf on thar NJ,
as on that Of any other commercial ,ntnrr,,J.,
and on the basis Of equal and reciprocal e,nI
Gous.
50 The claim has accordingly been brouolt f.,
ward, and considered by botb parties "a. :, II. NH
oct for ncgocadon, from the tlme v,..o .,,,,
81 Il commri cIai nature inst commenced ht
tneen the tRo countries
" I'm Article on that sul.i,rt made mart 81 d.
treaty OF l79i, but was found so iuadem,ot. and
wa, accompanied by such restrictions and ror-
dltionS as 10 muncs the United States 10 Ieie,,
"a at the 1lsk Of losing the whole treaty,
The sixth article OF the unlaiIfed treaty of
l9oo, stated tn" . the high conuactue pa'fe,
i'1i a"'#s 1toH oott Ia G,f0aee at pr,s,gIby .-,g
- a.. tommNrcd interior !. e between a., t.rri-
lon'S OF the tuned States and lis M.ies,' IS.
lands and Poits IN the Nsstudies, agree Hat
Uaa tie. aayect 44aii 6s gUia - ii a qaf..5L
toI3"""as'' e"eh OF the part'"s snail REMAIN in
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BfsJAms l.. C. WAVES, Of Mississippi, to be
Register of the Land Office at Washington. Mis-
'issippi, IN place OF Beverly II. Grayson, resign
ed.
RoRERT fouNq. Of Ohio Receiver Of Public
Moneys for The District Of Piqua, m Ohio
BERNARD Vas HogsE, Receiver of Public Mo-
nee for the District ofZanessille, ONO, IA place
1l Isaac Van Horne resigned.
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bH ~d iabje. The Washington Billiard -
ole ie"r m the last Eueurti ,l,n,scr,,n,,..,i.a
| /" ihi'ucnce Che Senatorial EIrcron-anot or
h'h'on' lfttar-anotbcr resurrection of dry.
7 "''-u written by IA member OF Congress
'''"ihs ldlienesS oil soul, utterly beuC,th he
"2hifA of iEt tonoiabl" station We hureit, =.
j" hg"lan. Such titne tattlc belongs 10 the
i'b' o' female g"Sslps--it IS unbecoinine. A zgeV.
~ CONCEIVE La letter To be the statement of n
h'hee. OF Congress, Is doing HE same vioIr.c.
y" 'l'' ",''tsS 81 'hm9s rs 10 imagine james ia
"'son sucking fuS through dios--,e the lni,e-
roe zero amused himself in TINS way. and # il
Il Impossible that tins eplstse may be the 20
"". ION G.. member Of oue-e,s.
- ;. h'fe l"t idcts IN relation to the billiard
,ahtt 10 be tLesr that one af the door, of III.
i4s.aeht hoasc, Wis marked Billiard Room
-l4#acatng ina the room vas originally intend.
eel inf Tat elegant nnusrment-lb Presidents
sou, $40 ae,a - have been tn. AGENT eu,,,,o, cd
10 furnish TIE house. bought an old piII,ar,i Ia
vie, and udd Il tued up. az me expense of y,l.A,
ac'o img 10 tae statem.m IN Tire Enouirrr-
I'm 'l'd. m, H.t. Tia MY qur,iiou +. W.
''' yad7rd table nfnn.nded proprrly. in the
scaemn o furnishing ghc Presidents, 4ousr If
1t was, Wetc IS no ground Of complaint even on,
ptHtc pet Ids #ot, there wasn't I,s,t M d.
''"aaion IA the bI.Ito the contrary. The rp.er-
'aiton OF billiard room. aoud seem to impI,
IN AMY intention OF tho,r under S, Ia1,.. sum.
a1"re the house was btult. To have a bHHard
billiards f'''' '''5 "
w ouId extract this moral from TIE l,,pr-
no" ""ic 'eai c'n>f Of complaint mus ill., +.
"s'l'l>' the Go'cihment, when 50 humble TIA
'"e'oh as tins Is S"eled into Consequence.
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mr.. n - nv IT i-r m Il lsw - 'ls s,a'e
o, Nalfitnd. aaa As AIS #stieri sHh saaid
. hatt brau sold %. siaso ~ Pay h. lsii taez,
i-lliff the iau, y .ich q secHts uuN iorlts part
chi ne rode 81 4f,y D.sfieN "a tor Tie ptoHpt
/ f8tcrferrana 81 abe eitizchs OF that county, II
wHa.1 .olrii4trru ttr jet ui cor
] ~ rond,tlfa 4. tueru the EsecaIlse Of the I'M
1 tea -iHi,s an tht Executive ni tie state oi
/ M FORK ! a1ld 4. sr to be tie duty Of e'"-
trr Resrrse4faif,e an This ilaor, to guard and
Hrstrci Inc ieht. 81 fHr rtlzens "i tif4s tnon 80
,ar - tho. - 4f.ul. IlaY come WITHIN the uibofi-
Is dirGttad 10 Hue rss by the Constitution,
aud M reio 30 no. ,rrfn Unnecessary to apollo
eizr foi bringing III -.u,teet nudef the consider
atIun ~ TINS iiui-s bu. from the members midi
/ vlanaIi, / e1asr h. Indulgence whilst oiirr
the lev observations smrh force f1smsrlfta On
uf mud "a. tcrrf the laa Is. aud wherever
rs aftgIu. a could onIs huye been intended TO
! sHHb lo tagttre aartfj any otbsf application
q II wound }. al vaHfaluc with The sacred onsti-
tulpnfoi rhe and and VOID IN it.elf lh5t IS
uasonsuittlaua'. Is virtually, not expressly do
Cafea by t4e 81 article aud n section ol the
| '"nsfiru ION tbr lntri states, by winch At
VII ~ ,crn chat a tree citizen cannot, without
! t,iai, and without iaa ALLEGATION Of crime. be
| condemned t. r.ltudc J0f tljc. lie scCuonIc-
/ ic.rf=3 go pios ld,- tat
" Artrial OF ~ artucs. except N cases Of
! InpHar nj. shall 3 ny imy aud such uals
stall hr II ~ ~ state wHar the said crimes
sfalI nave becn cnanftrd but wiren not com.
mltfad tln al, -far, the trial shall be- n such
p.tfe Of places as the Congress may by law nave
d4aeted
Inc ltt, 9TH aud bb ARTICLES Of the amead
"'aufs ct that charter, drtne moe particularly
the absolute lehts nj pc .ons, and srcu.e - ~
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l feteran-Ihcre is now living in Edoar.
'o"n, Massachusetts, the oldest warrior ner5.,a.
e world. His name /, Pcase, and he was .
cabin boy M the fleet which went with General
fi,efpereI at the taking of Capc Breton IN ~
ne mas n's reason, and is able 10 walk more t5an