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Palla GAnlsppSo
MARrINsBURG, JUN &c, 1923.

w. EpGBs:-l have perceived with no little
-grei, an indifference on the psrt Of our peo-
ple, 10 the celebration of the 4th of July, and |
know OfnO circumstance more inauspicioust to the
pfeseryation. and vitality Of that lore Of eOatrg,
which next to the love of God, is most to be
Valued in republic, than the growing apathy.
and neglect with which this birthday of our
Freedom is suffered 10 approach and 10 pass by,
without any regard 10 its high Claims upon our
s,creJ observance
Whenever nation begins TO forge. the great
eooch's Of her Observation-Disclosures the spirit Of
gain, or the principal of puritanism, or the evil
genius of corruption. or any other sordid, sour,
or selfish cause so far predomina;es among the
people, as to tend in the least to oppose or dis
courage. the due celebration of this great poll
deal jubilee, it is time to be alarmed for the
stability Of our institutions.
The observance of this day with all the mani.
icsta;ions Joy and gratitude and hilarity, with
all the pomp Of military parade-with every
means and appliance that can recall TO the old
man the days of seventy-siy, to him of mature
age the high and important political and civil
rights, which wereon that day proclaimed, at
the risk of treasure, blood and sacred honor
which can teach the boy to emulate his fore.
fathers in their love of country, ought to be
cherished, and insisted upon by every man in
che community 10 the extent Of bis influence
VIVA, sir, I ask, has made this great political
holiday less sacred now, than il has been here.
t,fore3 How much wiser are we than our ia.
theirs tina, nee should neglect % celebrate the
fourth of July. trust, Mr.. Editor. that this
hint will be sufficient, toinduce US to unite with
the rest OF our countrymen, in the Usual cere.
monies, and festivities of this day
The Fourth Of July.
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Boston, June. II

eur granite columns, weighing about
,"enty two tons each, intended for the
new Church in Quincy, were safely re.
Moved NJ from the quarry of Mr.. Samuel
.uarden to the Church, on Wednesday
sHu thursday last, under the direction
VI Almoran Holmes, of Ibis city, on q
SsFrlage planned By him, and built by
JOSIAH Savil and Ebenezer Chamber.
' ~ OF Quincy. The carriage weigh.
Gu about tons, and each column was
r''"n by IS yoke of oxen. A great
SOlcourse of people, including many
''O~ Inc city, witnessed the operation.
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|sT~HE subscriber having fitted up the Milf
Il At the nsrth end OF MartinsbuEg former
" the old Oil biiil for factory, will receive
wool and yarn 20 be- manufactured into Caspet-
ing, to which business his undivided attention
viii be paid, and no pains spared to give salts
faction TO those who may favor him with their
custom. lie tenders his Acknowledgements TO
bis former customers Cor sheir liberal encour~
|agemens, and hopes TO mesit continuance
thereof. G. G. C0NhADTs
NIartipahuSg, March ~, 1628.
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s5lss90
1895 Prizes,
2O825 Blanks.

Wh0ls Ticket only B2-HaJf 81 Qudrfsr 50 cfs~
TTrhe utmost attention viii be given by The
Managers, TO the commands Of distant adven-
turers, for tickets and shares in the above Lot
terry. and an official account of the drawing
viii be forwarded. free from expense. immeds.
ately upon It's event.
Prize tickets in former Lotteries received 80
cash, and the cash paid or RENTED directly for
prizes as soon AZ dravua
sxsAll letters must be post. paid and address
sed to YATES & MfNTYRE. Managers,
Tune S. Warrington City, ID. c.
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VIRGLNI4-BerkeIeyc county court, 10 roit;
JuSE TEAM, 1928.
Thomas Davis, Prtf.
Ressn Hudgei, administrator of Richard Clag
get, decd. Thomas ]. Clsgget, Sophia
Cagget, Eliza Strobe, Horatio Ciagget, Mary
Clsgget, Matilda Martin, Lewis b. Martin,
Honore Martin, Richard Martin, Jonn Martin,
Ann Martin, and Elizabeth Williams, legal
heirs and representatives. Of said Richard
Cisgget, decd Dfa.
In CHANCERY.
TIME defendants, Thomas J. Claggct, So
Il phia clagges, Eliza Strobe, Mary Clag-
get. Matilda Martin, Lewis b. Martin, Honore
Martin, Richard Martin, John Martin and Ann
Martin, not having entered their appearance.
and given security according 10 the act Of AS
semby and the rules OF this court, and Il ap.
pearing to the satisfaction Of this court, that
they are not inhabitants of this state--H Is Or
dersd, that the said absent defendants do ap-
pear here on the End Monday in September
next, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and
that copy of this ordsr be forthwith inserted
for two months successfully in the Martinsburs
Gazette, and be posted at the door ofthe Court
House Of this county.
A copy--Teste,
d. HUNTER, .. p. ..
June 20, 1928
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Alist of Delegates appointed to attend the II

A list of Delegates appointed to attend the In.
ternal Improvement at Charlottesville
Fairtdr Judge Washington, Gen Hunter,
G Mason, Col Augustin j. Smith, DR. Richard
C. Mason, WE,. II. Fitzhugh, II. Fairfax, Bush
rod Washington, jr. Robert T. Thompson, Ma.
thanel Tyler, J. CAN'T.
Fttranaia.-John Timberlake, If. George
stillinan, John VIM, Col. G. A. Strange. John
H. Cooke, Jr. Col James Magruder, the Rev.
Walker Timberiaks, Col. B. C. Payne.
James C5ty.-iion. Burweil Basset,, Jan, es
semple, jr. DR.. NJ S Warren.
10 be continued.
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MY creditors are hereby informed that there
IVA is no cause for uneasiness as to The sccu-
ri,y of their claims. wish by this notice TO
let them know that my purpose is to pay off all
my debts have every reason 20 believe that
shall have the means to do il. And all that |
ask Of my creditors, is short indulgence.
ROBERT E. TURNER.
Martinsburg, June IS
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NEW STORE.

TINE subscribers respectfully inform their
L friends and the public generally, that they
have commenced the Mercantile business in the
White House, cornering on Queen and Burke
streets, opposite ID. Orrick, & Co.'S Store and
Lottery Office, where they have JUST flushed
onenjnp an entire new
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Longevity "A negro woman died in Jamaica
lately aged 140 years. She well remembered
the destruction of Port Royal by an earthquake
in 1922 What associations do not such persons
raise in the rejecting mind! They are living
beings, and yet not Of present time. have
somewhere read of woman who died al Beau.
vais in 1910, and who remembered when Hen.
ry w besiged Amiens, which was in 1898 or 4.
What an interesting conversation might have
happened between those two persons respecting
events, from 1898 to 1900. and what YET more
Interesting one between the reader in 1898 and
the negross. He might talk Of what till then
seemed matter Of bey.gone history. The ne
gress might say, 81 know . woman who saw
Henry Nv. and Elizabeth Shakespeare and
Raleigh, Bacon and johnson, James I. and
Charles I Cromwell, Milton. Charles IT,,
James IT,, and might say, William aud Anne.
and the four Georges, one of whom reigned
"uearly sixty years" What countless millions
were born and were dust--what mighty events
happened--what turmoiIings arose and died
away, while only two women ate, drank, and
slept oct their pFOtracsed existence!
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MofICE.--We are very much in want %
- money, and find It absolutely necessary to
cah on our customers. We hope therefore theT
will can without delay.
n. oRRIcK, 8 Co.
Msrtinsburg, June 10.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
For the benefit of the City OF Washington and
the States Of Delaware, North Carolina aud
Louisiana.
Class No. z, draws on the 30th July, 1898, in
Washington City.
60 NunpEa LorrRny. 9 DRAwr BAIrore
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Lorgepifg There are seventeen men
living in The town ofNew Haven, whose
united ages amount to l4ls years. The
average of each individual is eighty
three years. In addition to these, there
are t,eenty ssren men, whose united
ges amount to 1871 years, aud whose
average age is 70 years.--rhe average
age of the two together is about ~
years .New Hacen Journal.
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DIED.

UIED,
On Tuesday the 18th inst. Mrs. SARAH
CAMPBELL, relic: of Capt James Campbell.
of this county, in the SD year of her age.
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The New Haven Journal Of Tuesday
last, says:-"Geo. Hoadley, Esq late
President ofthe Eagle Bank, was COM
united to jail in this city on Wednesday
last, at the instance of the acting Agents
of said Bank, upon the claim, we I'M
& 'rstand, of Sl,5oO,o0o."
The Secretary Of War, General Por-
ter, has arrived at the Seat of Govern.
ment, and taken lodgings at the Man
sion Hotel.
Society Of Frisnis.-We have men
toned the schism which has divided this
Society both in New York and Philadel.
phia, and some unpleasant transactions
which have grown out of it. The buri-
al ground in Philadelphia, has hereto
fore been used in common by the differ
ent meetings; but in consequence Of the
Green-street meeting being separated
from the others, or las we find it ex-
pressed in the Police report, laid do,vn,
difficulties have arisen us tothe interment
of the dead by its members Five indi-
viduals were ordered to enter into re-
cognizances on the 9Th instant. for en-
taring the premises and pulling down
part of the wall, or attempting to do So
1t appears that they refused giving them,
and were committed in consequences to
prison. On Saturday afternoon last, a
habeas corpus was allowed by Judge
King, and they were brought up under
II on Monday morning. We find a re.
port of the examination Of witnesses on
that day, in the United States Gazette,
which is not very ineligible. The war
rants againstthose committed were mar
tifcially drawn. and objected 10 on that
account. The Judge did not decide on
their validity at the hearing, and wit
nesses we're examined as TO the grounds
on which the order was made, directing
the prisoners to give security for their
good behaviour. The report is not con.
cluded, and the case was adjourned un-
until Monday. - Com. .adt.
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the sd of June, 1928, with view of taking
INTO consideration the expediency of appoint
ing delegates to the proposed convention at
Charlottesville. CROMWELL oRRICK, esq.
was called TO tie Chair, and JoHx SHERRARD
appointed Secretary-W hereupon the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were submitted
I and adopted by the meeting.
Whereas tits contemplated holding con-
vention of delegates from the different counties
of this Commonwealth, at Charlottesville, on
Monday the 14th of July next, to take into
consideration the expediency and practicability
OF promoting more general and efficient sys-
TEN of public improvement, and whereas, the
citizens ct the county ct Morgan. in common
with their feilow.ctzens of the State generally,
feel deep interest IN the prosperity of the
Commonwealth, and believe that her prospects
cannot be more efficiently advanced than by
wise & judicious application of the resources of
the state to connect its distant ard dscordant
sections by channels Of commercial intercourse,
Mis therefore
Resotoed, That such being the object Of the
contemplated meeting, we highly approve its
Z views, and cheerfuly concur in the propriety Of
4 sending delegates TO said Convention.
Il Resolved, That Gassaway Cross, John Sher-
& fard. Cromwell Orrick, Robert Gustin, Aaron
q Harlan and Daniel High, be, and they are here.
u BY appointed delegates ON behalf OF this county
N to attend said Convention, and unite in such
Il measures as may be calculated TO promote the
q objects of this meeting.
John Sherrard having declined serving as a
q delegate from this county,
Resolred, That such vacancy be supplied by
he appointment of Jonathan Carlisle, Esq.
Htaa!rcd, That the aforesaid delegates be, and
~ uey are hereby instructed TO promote the said
convention by all possible and proper means the
acopton of memorial to the next Virginia
legislature, praying them to pass a law permit
ing the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Comps-
81 ~ enter the state of Virginia with their road,
" such point as may be deemed by them most
81 eApedlent, and strike the Ohio river at such
POINT as their interest and views may designate
pa resolved, in the event of its not being convent
en- Tor the above appointed delegates to attend,
'aA On: Faulkner, sq.delegate elect from the
county OF Berkeley, be and he is hereby author
'@edto represent this county in said convention.
Heiolved, That the proceedings of this meet.
'Us DC signed by the Chairman and Secretary
and be published.
CROMWELL ORRICK, Ch'n.
JOHN SHERRARD, See'y.
81 Ihe following persons have been chosen Of
.'e's OF The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
E pany:
'e'idens.--Charles Fenton Mercer. of Virginia
DTseors.-Joseph Kent, of MARYLAND,
Andrew Stewart, of Pennsy lvanja
"a fhineas Janney, of Alexandris,
"a walter Smith, of George Town,
Peter Lenox, of Washington,
.~l-
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HORSE AND GIG FOR SALE.
II WISH to sell good HORSE and
HI GIG, and will give great bargain to any
person wishing to purchase, either together %
separate to suit the purchaser.
THOMAS c. SMITH.
Mastinsburg, June 1o
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Il, r"56i5Dy assistea6y .tnar,s Jae'soa ADD
THUBiGs u. BrHfOu.
B. 1be cna,te aud evangelical exclamation 81
the unsuccessful candidate for fhe caie magis-
tracy on learning Tie uniavorahle result OF tie
vole--lo be printed on ahae sam.
4. An appeal Ia the drnoeiaiic republicans,
pointing pui The folly and wickedness Of ainalga-
mating with The federaisfs. By late member
bfils Harrington BeHeroieni socifty-a.sisird
BY the Judge Of Probate in staGord county Ded-
ica ed ~ permission lothose Distinguished tede.
raj leaders the opposition, ale.srs AcLane
tud Tdrewcl A. II JOHrhGl
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officers Df the eevafumrnt. Feeu.ni n b,f. - ar
% records could lave dane II. % h1ya brra "
'. fairly G. pfgrd Tor instance 20 shfw that
tie Executive nave greater HfzefefIanary po@er
over public monies nov, than fotmerly. ~
meso. Of appropriate 'ns Tor eonimgfac'er, be
stated thai ia the first year Of Nj Jefferson ;
administration. he appropl iliions for caiiim-
eeutics amonued 10 but .l2D.6D0. while IN The
last yesr he made thrm | .li0,eOD dollars.-lie
WIS answered by reference 20 the Laws OF the
Z. Suites, Vol AZ. peg 4i5 70 500 . shew. mat
the appropriations va 1902 in which coni1gsn.
rirs are specified an item. amount 10 S3l2
G62. III WIS referred to the T. S Laws, Vol
"a. page TO b. Ia sheW, that the same m 1927
amounird to but S237 439-and 10 the Estr-
mates iot the service ofthe year from the lfca-
ser. Department, thai IN tins year they are but
Slo5252
In answer 10 The allegation. thai fhe Fyecu-
tive discretionary power over the public monies
by means OF the appropriations Tor cnnimgfn-
ciea, 81 was e5fnisr now than Al any iatmer pc
tiod a comparison ~as instituIrd bet cen this
aud the year lsls-and the o. States Laws,
Vol Vi, pnge 256 Ia 3D. wete cited 10 shrw TINT
the amount Of tbese appropriations then WIS
81 365 3u5-ani that IN comparison vii, tie
present, ION items only exhibit tie following
contrast The appropriations for contingencies
~ the Treasury Department. Army Navy aud
- "a Ii. $50
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By Tie President 0fHe Gated Siaies of Amcrica:
\ PROCLANlATlON.
NHFRTAs a tonYcut. on brth zen the Iuited
States OF America aud his Majesty the k,ng Of
the United Kingdom OF Great Bot ia aud Ire
land MAS concluded and signed by their Pieni-
Pc seutar rs, AZ Lenduu. o. the si>lh day Of
August. one thousand eiebt bund9 ed AID Wen,s-
seven, which Conven in Is, wotd t,r word
n follows:
The United States Of America and his Najes
~ he King OF the Unted Kingdom of Great
britain aud iceland berg desrnuS of continuing
IN force the existing commercial regulations be-
tween thp iWo countries. nhich are contaired IN
the Convention concluded between them on the
30 ofJulv. Ial5, aud flther renewed by the
fourth Article OF the Convention OF the 2ulh
October, 1918. have Ton that purpose, named
their respective PleWpo euiiari :, tina is 10 sa,
The President of The Quilted States Of Nmerl-
ca. ALBERT GAI1ATIN, hen Envoy Extraordi-
uaiy and Minister fienipOtentlary 10 his Britain
nc Majesty;
And ms Majesty the King the United king
dom OF Great Britain aud ireland. the Rig
II enoufahie CHARLES GRAar, a member of = is
sand Majesty, Mot Honorable PRIV, Council
p memner OF Parliament, and Vice President OF
thu Committee ct Puvy Council tor AlianS of
Trade and Foreign Plantations aud fiESRY Tn
WIN ADDtyGTuk, Esquire;
Who after having communicated 10 each 9th.
or their respective fall powers, found to he in
du' aud proper form. agreed upon and conclu-
Died the following articles:
ARTICLE /
All the provisions OF the Convention conclu-
i ded between the United States Of America aud
! his Majesty the King of the United King dim OF
/ Great Britain aud Ireland, an the 81 Of July.
| 1919. and inrher continued for the term of ten
years, lay the Fourth Article fthe Convention o.
the 20th October, 1918, with the exception
therein contained. as 10 81 Helena, are hereby
| further indefinitely. and without the said excep-
ton extended and continued in force, from
the date Of the expiration OF the said ten years
| in the same manner as II all the provisions OF
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In ls2', uufhug In l72G, 81 QUO
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This table is q, iifbitrd by him IN move. that
the present Ekcenii,e * n,orr n odla,I than TN,
former IN the expenditure Of his fnud-auil he
adds IN nv stat rnrnts kp IA, tb.ra ,s no or
rnr"--lp former mart of big letter IN pa,tie.
man was pleased 10 rharcr me :, m The 3, SIM.
pre 81 n OF an iniuo,tani fact in NOT stating in
nv table an unpxprodrd balance o. ammonia.
TONS. with the whole Of which ,npropr,a,ioos Mr..
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ALbt.ki GALLATlN, Is
CHARLES GRANT.
HENRY UNWfN ADDINGTON

And whereas the said Convention has been du.
~ ratincd On both parts, aud the relpectige rati-
hc tons OF the SAM were exchanged. NJ Lon.
don, on the second day Of April, one thousand
eigbl hundred and twenty eigdt, by WILLIAM
BtAcH LAWRENCE. Charge q AAares of The
United STATES oi Americ al Tie court Of hi. Br-
taanlc Majesty. and M Right Honorable
CnARLEs GRAnT and HEsRY uygi4 AnplsG.
Tos, tsqu fe, On the pat OF their respective
Governments:
Now, therefore, be IT known. that /. ions
QuNCf ADAMS, President OF The United States
OF America, h We caused the saii Convention ~
be mad public, to the end thar The same, nnd ~
cry cl use aud article thereof may be obser, ed
aud fl6led, snh good iaub, by The United
States and the. citizens thereof
In witness whereof, have heremto set
my baud, and caused the seal of the United
States 10 br affixed
DONE at the City of Washington. this If.
teenih day of Nav, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
e.. s. twenty-rlght. aud Of The lndrpenlencr
ofthc Uaied States he ftly-second
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
By the President
II. CLAY,
Secretary nf State
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10 his friend IN Baltimore dated
HuhueioR, 1'ug Is. 1893.
On accounts from al quarter, are of the
most cheering and anlmniug chuaeter-M Mr..
Al ms vii he re- elect i BY a triumphant te
Lac accounts fom kenucks pat II beyond a
3aubt tnHi Mr.. Adams will have tn vote OF that
STATE, by a ve'y handsom" majority rejoice
10 he r. the friends ofpeaCe, virtue religion aud
civil power are up and doing Pc severance
to the eud vii certainly SO Wea great mon
al triumph over the contemplated military pow
er.n
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WAsuyorov's Farewell Address is fail Of
sound all To- 20 the Rulers aud the People Of
tai, country. We have already experienced
some ofthe evils against which he 50 parentalIy
warmed us lie farcsaw aud predicted some OF
the baneiai Effects "fparig p'r,i (which hr says
/. arltul and entcrprsiag aud althoaah com
htnd'inns among The mmarA NAV triumph. IN
tarn, ~ thr course Of time. they hecame Pc
tent ENGINES ~ which cunning, ambitious aud
unprinrp Ell mnn will be able - snbVen the
people aud 20 uSurp the tc.us of government.
desao ma, afterwards, The Wy engines Whirh
have lifted them 10 unjust dominion. Il hn'I,
up tho dagger Of ateri . constitutions as calru-
lated 80 impair the energy Of Our system Aud.
who vii not have al covered The evil Effects ~.
,uiilng 10 our general aud state governments,
by d,srrg s,dmg the advice of his great and
eond mdu let every one " ho can read it a
re0l American. be npo, e. ion ofNa-hme ton ;
Farewell Address, on retiring from the tolls
81 his public career. He is full of parrotsm
and sound advice. aud IT adhered to would as
~ says produce the sweet enjoyment and the
henlgn iniioroc" arising from good laws under a
rce government. n L. Gusfue.