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HOW TO WRITE BY PROXY

..''tu ~ oeit'tHt -ihdfeH JfeksoA.
HOW TO WRITE BY PROXY.
,,,o,,,, from the London T,nss.
NOsf' our neighbours the ttench IN ronl sla,n time
Whoh nobility hndfistd, great Bltuns aud Dukes
Often set up Tor authors, Ia prose and ia rhyme.
But ne'er took the trouble II their o,s books
Poor dcyiswsre found do this for their heflers
And, one day ilsIpp addressing Il 6ia4
eal M un have YOU read nv Pastoral Letters 90
To which the Blue answered." Ne, bishop, nave
you ,"
The same is now DOM hv on, privileged class.
Aud to show You how simIlr tho piocass At needs
II ereat MAJOR General wishes to pass
FOR an Author Of History thus he proceeds
FIRST scruhbing his own stock of notions ~ we'll
As he can, with Ro0se-qui tlui ctims hinl az IN,
lie settles his neck cloth takes snuir-rlngs the bal
And yawnlOgly orders a subateru IL
In all the self glory ut authorship swelling -
There look" saith ms Lordship my work is com
pletcd," -
" Wants nothing now, bat the grammar aud spelng.'
Well used 10 n breach, the brave Suhaltcrn breads
Awkward breaches fsyntAx hundred tnles more
And though often CONDEMNED To see breaking of heads,
lie had hccr seen such breaking OF rrlselaus before.
However, the jobs sure 10 pay-thnts enough
~ to II he sOts with his tiukcrng hammer,
Convince that there was Job half 50 tough
Is the mending great M -Gonerns grammar.
But. 10 fresh pu2zltanent starts up tn view
New toll for the snh-for the ord new sAnense
It's discovered thai menlmg hts grammar won'tdo,
As the rubaltcru also mist hud hun senss.
At last even this is achieved hy ms aid
Friend Subaltsrn pockets the cash aud thu story;
Drums beat--he New Grand March OF nteilccls plav'd
And OF struts my Lord, the historian, IN glory
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LYSoHBURG, .jIIv 9th, 1928.

LYNoHBuRG, rIv 9th, 1928.
Mesrs. tyres, Browa ~ Toier,
GEHrLFMEN--Ynnr note of this mnrnirr
reqne ting Tor publication, in behalf of the
Lynchhnrg Rifle Grays. copy of The address,
in commenoration ofihe SD Anniversary Of
American Independence. has been received
In compliance with The wishes of thai com
pany, conveyed in a manner so 1attering, I
now encIose YOU copy Of my address, aud
tender you with it, the assurance OF my re-
spect and esteem.
Your obt servant
JOHN ID. URQUHART
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C0aIMUNICATfON-f Fer Me p.egp,o,
FOUR I'll ORR IL.
LysonBuRG, Jnl, o. 1928

LySonBuRG, jay o., ls2s
John y. Urqnhart, Esq
sIa--lu compliance with Tie unanimous
wish of the Lynehhurg Rife Grays, the I'M
dersgned, a committee appointed Tor the pur
pose, ask of You for publication copy of tn.
very able Grafton delivered by vou in tha
Presbyterian church on the 4th inst in com.
of the Anniversary OF American
Independence.
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New Publications.

vndE subscriber has just received, direct
- from Philadelphia the following new pub
hcations. viz
ST. Valentines Day or the Fair Maid ofPerth,
~ the Author of Wayeriy, &c. &c. This work
sad to be superior To any he has ever written.
Sir Walter SCOTS Relig ious Discourses.
American Quarterly Review. 9TH No. for June
'A1s, just received aud for delivery 10 snhscrl-
ser'. ABRAM y. NORTH.
iune 49,
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Gail At ANDREWSS
roR BARGAINS.

rvE HAVE Just received IN addition TO
N our stock on hand, large supply OF
W nJ fancy Goods, which we offer for
s'sp'o i,yer prices thaa ever have been sold
SAFE Nv I,c. Onr Goods have heen purcha-
IN ih.9 P ',nr partner at the north, at great
srd - ,vhich enables rs TO sell Goods 10
:, tho times.
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sDUL MEL Specific sremedy, safe
mid and eiiicipnf Ia cure and prevent
assumption, but nothing cse, Just received by
THOMAS j. DUVAL.
Nav
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LEGiGORNS.

a Ease Of the finest quality and finish ev
er imported 10 this market. and much
'narr HE usual price
MkEE, ROBINSON & 60.
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Somsthing MA Monsier.-An ALLIGATOR mea-
surIng eleven leet IN length, was caught al Lh-
tie K OK. on the Arkansas, the i3tllhil. but tot
before o rifle balls had been fired into MS
eyes ,nd Other parts ot tbs head Was he over
powtlsd
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The Springs The saratoga Senilnel OF the
24rh June, SAYS thai no less Than 2bO or 300
strangers arrived IN that village during the pnS'
week and IL was estimated there were between
3 and 4oo at the Congress fountain on the pre-.
ceeding day.
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Mr. Richie, in his pioPrctus of The Enquirer.
IN the year 1904, glses pubic pledge NJ me
following words" This paper viii nol oondf-
- scerd TO become the vehicle OF personal abuse
| much less al dlshonoIabe SANDER. What
has been the course OF the Enquirer towards
Aless,s. Adams and tlay--let MI. kilchr ans
swer. dfeI, GnE.
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" Vice is a monster of-uch horn il mien
That, 10 he hated, needs but TO he scen.'

But when the Chief Magistrate Of great
State. having all the responsibility of station,
and the power ana patronage Of office cast up
on him, (whcther by merit or accident signifies
not)-and especially while sworn 10 presri se
invioIate he constitution Of his country when
he beco ONES the first TO cndeasour to SOW broad
cast" the principles of Opposition and civil war,
then indeed. il beh0Vcs the good OF all parties
to rally around the affairs o4ther cotniry's lher.
~ For the dignity Of or Republic, for the
glory Of her constitution. for The horror OF her
nanr and her sons-Iet this spilt be suppressed
lf fate have decreed that America, like an
| cicnt and modern Europe, should become The
arena Of civil strife, oh NAV it forbid, that
Gcorea and especially South Carolina, the land
ofthe tsuleages, the PmNneys, the Co'es"or'hs'
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ALnUg X PARIS, Of the Senate Of The Uni
ted states, has been appointed Judge OF the Sn-
premr Judicial Court Of Name, wee hM PITr
PEfkLE, who has been appointed one ol the
CummIssioners an the North Eastern Boundary.
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IN Opposition paper lying before Us, says
that It's arguments IN favor OF General jackson
are not the VISIONS OF tancy--tie dreams OF
hy poiheses, nor the nentrIlloqutsm OF ehmei
as - Mercy upon us hat learned 1hsban
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-10

Ssspingis Cisrch.---l wiz relate a
little snscdote that recently occurred
a lady who was very remarkable for
her regular attendance at church. was
apparently ever quite engaged ia her
devotional exercises, but in fact was
only taking her accustomed nap; in one
OF which she quite amused the good
people and their preacher. While IN.
preacher was preaching the terror. Of
the law, and the most Of his conereea-
''on all attention, eur lady being asleep
as usual, dreamed she was nj home ate
tending to her domestic concerns; she
lett the kitchen moment, and return.
Ing' found the chickens in her bread fravt
she could contain no longer; but clap
ping her hands, and with voice ladies'
only use at home, brawied out. shs,rf
shsvH shepW The attention of the
preacher and people was at once direct.
ed to the point from whence such an un.
usual voice emanated, and il is needless
10 say that their risible powers were
powerfully operated on, and that il was
many minutes before they were sufIi.
ciently composed 70 resume the sober
exercises Of the day Hancock sads.
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FROM THE Bosrox JOURNAL.

Like our respected neighbor Of the
Csnts'lsl We feel It to be right and pro-
per, on the principle of the civil law,
sum caiqas tribute, and upon the com
mon maxim, "give the Devil his due
to state, that tn e credit of having origi-
mated the celebrated phrase, "MlLl
TART CHIEFTAIN,n and of hayin
tsrst used it as an objection to General
jackson. belongs NOT TO Mr. Clay, but
to mr ititchie, Editor of the Richmond
Enquirer. ---~--
Col. Pickering, our readers will re :
collect, has lately written letter, which
was published in the New York Even.
ing Post, avowing his preference of Gen.
jackson over MIR. Adams, and indulg.
ins in harsh language towards Mr..
Clay The Cincinnati Gazette men.
tons circumstance which shows the
cause of Col P's hostility to this distin.
guished man.
On the slst & December, 1910, in
making speech to prove that the Uni
ted States had acquired no right to the
territory in question. Gel Pickering
read q letter from the French Minister,
1slleyrand, TO Mr. Armstrong. our
Minister at Paris, in support of his ar
gument. This letter had been previous.
ly communicated confdentiafy, 10 the
Senate, and the seal of confidence had
not been removed. An interruption
took place, and Mr. Clay moved reso
luton Of censure in the following words:
" Resoiusd, Thak The public perusal
10 toe Senate of certain papers, with o.
pen galleries, by the gentleman from
Massachusetts, ia his seat without a
special order Of the Senate removing the
injunction of secrecy; which papers had
been con6dentiallv communicated by
She President of the United States, was
palpable violation of the rules of this
body"
This resolution was discussed on the
and of January, 1911, and on the sug-
gestion OF Mr.. Crawford, Mr.. Clay a.
greed to modify as to leave out the
word "paLpabIs, after which il was a.
dop,ed by vote of 90 to 7, as follows:
"Ayes--Anderson, Brent, Campbell,
Clay, Condit, Crawford, Cuts, Frank
lin, Gaillard, German. Gilman, Lett,
Matthewson, Reed Robinson, Smith,
Md Smith, IN. ~ TAFT Taylor,
Whitssides
Mays Bradley, OhampIin, Dana,
Goodrich, Horsey, Lambert, lloyd"
Col. Pickering has right undoubted.
ly to exercise bis own judgment with re-
gard to the merits of the candidates be-
fore the people.-nor should we refer
to him at all, but for the fact, that he
chooses of his own accord, without ne
cessity, and very indecoPously to mingle
in the present party strife, and that his
new political friends will continue to
persist that they are the only true and
ex clusive republicans, uncontaminated
with the least tincture of federalism.
Such being the case, it is somewhat our
duty to show what side Col. PicR ering
has attached bimself to and his motives
for SO doing.-.4lsr. GAG.
A land Tortoise was brought TO our Office
last week, ssysthe Mount Holly New Jersey
Mirror. by Samuel z Rogers, ofthe vicinity of
this town. on which was marked in figures the
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-10

Rf virtue VI deed Of trus, from The late
- ar. ks~leigh Morgan to me, nov OF re-!
eera n ne county court OF Berkeley, will
offer Tor sale. for cash. before the Court House.
door ~ Msrtinsburg. on .Slensiay, the i4sh doV
Jay nsrf, being court day. certain TRACT
VI L-sND, situate near the swsnpends, in
sz'd county. containing sbou, 4o4 acres, or so
much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge
the debt IN the sad trust deed mentioned.
fhas property 10 The same upon which DIR.
Morgan resided, and Is supposed 20 be 80 welt
snown - 10 snperseds the necessity OF any par.
'scaisF description % IL
PHILIP c. pEEDLEToN.
Nsy g. ls2a.-tds
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Rogers Orange Gun Powder,


JAMES e WILLIAM " RIDDLE.
This article, remarkable for its superior pu.
rity, is warranted by the manufacturer, to con-
tain only about one fourth OF the dIrt or nncom.
bustible matter found in the beat English CAMS.
ter powder.
MaFtinshurg, July 10.
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WE ~ili sske Wheat, Rye AaA Corn At The
w market prses. delivered in Boteler s.
hsyeoad's NV MIL. in payment Of debtss
~ "a eAehAnge Tor Goods ~ the lowest eAsh.
PrSsa' BAKER rAPSc0Hr, & Co..
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-10

Mr.. Richie, in his prospectus ofthe
Enquirer, IN the year 1901, gives a
pubic pledge in the following words
This paper will not condescend 10 be-.
come the vehicle of personal abuse;
much less of dishonorable slander'--
What has been the course of the Enuui.
rer towards Messrs. Adams and Clay
let Mr. Richie answer. Ms&
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MARSHAL ) SALE.

- MARSHAL'S SALE
= UkSUANr TO decietal order OF the sure~
r'or court OF chancery, at Winchester, pronounc.
ed and rendered the 8sh day VI December.
,oH' IN two cases depending 10 said court--.
Lyle and others. defendants, and Robert M.
Daniel and wife. plaintiffs, against John Lyle
and Others. dsfendsnts,--will be sold on ri.
aas the iSiA day Of Jug nsrf. on the premises.
hs trac' OF land near Msrtinsburg in the county
o. Berkeley, now held aad occupied BY John
Lyle, containing about 1871 acres, being a parg
OF the land devised to bin. by his father john
Lyle, decd. Terms Of sale, one fourth cash.
and Tia balance payable In three :nstalment,.
on credit OF six, twelve and eighteen nonths
from the day Of sale; bonds With security and
saesa OF trust on the premises sold to be given
q W. SEWERS. M.W.cD.
June 10, 1873. -ctds.
assent 10 the above sale. JOHN LYLE.
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In compliance with the request of the Amer.
lean Colonization Society, q discourse will b.
delivered on Sabbath the Goth Of ,hi. month. A.
II o'clock, q. m. in the Methodist Mee,,ng.
House IN Mar'insburg, by The Rev. William
Monroe. ard public collection taken up 10 Aid
the funds Of that Society
July 10.
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by authority Of the state Of Virgins.
Snsckcrs' Gap Turnpike Companv.


Smokers Gap Turnpike Company.
FIRST cLAss,
10 90 arawn N tie so1sn Of Winchester, IA.
Under the superintendence Of
TasAnwkLI SMITH, Pwafcnf, and
HIhonn l.. ORR, CHARLES MsCoRmrcw.
DAVID CAsrLRnAs, JONAH TAvssKa
Direeier' II The Sn'cksrs' Gap Turnpike Companv.
d. ORRlCK,
Has the pleasure TO submit 10 the public Inc aea
comp,ny'ng scheme Of the frs, class Of the
Sm.eksrs Cap Turnpike Loitvy,
formed on the popular division sya.
ten. by which the holder ofs
tickets Zone in each diyi.
sion) must draw one
prize, and may
draw TnssR
CAPITAL PRIZES IN ADDITION.
HIsHssr PRIZE
10000 DOLLARS.
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ANDREW ERWIN

Vile eo o@'e' from Frederick county 20 chsrlo,,s.
4. n ~ eH'lon; II. St. c Fucker I. N Ms.on.
Rel IL V'E'oo: N. Burwell. W NJ. ssr,on. la
Ia. az ~, Stephenson, II. e. Byrd n "a ansn
''O'o"' lass Al. Marshall, John r. Coke
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0JAil those indebted to the EDITOR Of Tia
Gazette for subscriptions, adver, ;sements. &c
from one 10 i've yesrs, are earnestly reoues,ed
to make immediate paymen. Julv IL
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BRILLIANT acHxxr.
3S4a prizes , 1885,.
o656 blanks io,ooo tickets
$4,000

o1o UHHKs
M kof TWO BLANKS To A paIzs.
Afe"e" % o0-Faives 81 So Quarters 81 2S..
mn MODE OF DRAWING.
ne iOaoo tickets in the above scheme arc
divided into divisions OF $500 each. The num-
bers from to $500 inclusive cops,;,ute the fys..
DIVISIONS rom 1901 TO 1000 inclusive, The 90.
como division; and from FOOL to 10. 500 inclu
sse' the third division. In drawing he lotte.
w all the numbers WILDE put in one wheel.
and sll the Prizes above the denomination of s
dollars in another, and the drawing proceeds
until all the prizes are drawn The prizes q.
Dove dollars being disposed Of, the $500 or
That denomination will be awarded to all the
tickets (being 3Soo) in which The capital prize
OF $4,000 may come up. In this way tho
whoie drawing can be completed IN ONE.
DAY ONLY.
TfcKETs AND SHARES.
II ~ e
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We learn from Norfolk that an effort
IS being made there to raise from 80 to
$4,000 dollars By subscription in shares
OF 100 dollars each, for the purpose of
building one or more steam boats TO be
used as tow boats to bring down the
produce Of The country on the Roanoke.
Ne from Rock Landing to that place,
Ithroush,ho Dismal Swamp canal which
w'ii soon be complsted;) and no doubt
= entertained that the plan will succeed
We are CAD to hear that the spirit Of
enterprise IS waking Up in that quarter,
and shall hope tha, Il will bring back su-
sinsssto its wharves aud streets. The
town has fine locality tor commerce i,
and wants nothing. we should think, but
a little more courage add capital to make
it thrive. -
President Bolivar has prohibited the
use Of Jeremy Bentham's treatises on
civil and penal legislation 10 the Univer.
sites OF Columbia, considering them dan
gerous for youth.
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ORRICK's

siokE LOTTERY OFFICE, caynering on
Queen and Burke Streets, Msrtinsburr, Va,
sorders either by mail, (rost psid) or
private conveyance. enclosing cash or prizes.
viii meet the same prompt and punctnai At.
tention ~ on personal application Address
10 ID. ORRICK
June 10. Martnsh.rv
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nave rom time t6time given our
readers notice Of the great chance, that
are taking place 10 Pennsylvanis in "a.
voF OF the administration. The orno.;.
.iou men willfully shut their eve. 10
facts which show cenelusively a falling
on IN the strength Ofthe party; but this
does not alter the real state az the case
ne people OF Pennsylvania are begin.
nlng to reflect seriously upon the pre-.
sent political contest; and nothing will
contribute more to effect this desirable
OBJECT, than the recent reasonable
movements IN the South. The Jackson
men are running their own cause. They
nave just come out in time to show their
rear characters, before they had taken
'he iraternal hug with their homes, but
deluded fellow citizens. IT thew pro-
ceed much further, disgust will be add
eoto ooldness. and the PennsyIvanians
VIII he actually ashamed whom thew
near the name Of Jackson mentioned.
- .2ier Gag.
Jdcksonfcn Noise. a gentleman on
hearing the result Of the retrenchment
committee proceedings in Congress, re.
marked that il reminded hio of the story
OF the smith who took large piece Of
IRON 10 make broad-nxe. After he
had wroughtupon tia long time, he con-
Guided that il would answer only to
make Ratchet. He laboured for this
purpose an equal length of time and the
iron had diminished ia quantity so
much that he thought it would only an.
swer to make hammer. Still unsuc.
cessful and in despair he exclaimed
Well know what | can dol can
heat it red hot and throw it into cold
water and make darnation great siss.
Nat. .4dpocats
This is not the only jackson proceed
'ns 'na'has ended IN a--grsat siss.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-10

Some time ago, a Mr. Thorpe, of Corn
wall, Eng advertised reward of an
annuity Of GO! year for life, TO any
one who would undertake to live seven
years under ground, without seeing any
thing human, and to let his hair and
beard grow during the whole time. A
parlments we're prepared under ground,
very cnmmodious, with as many books
as the oecupier pleased. and provisions
served from Mr.. Thorpe's own table !;
Whenever the recluse wanted conyen.
fence be was TO ring bell, aud it was
to be provided for him. Singular as this
residence may appear, an occupier Of
Tered himself, and is now in the second
yea: OF bis probation. He is labouring
man, and has wife and large family
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The Philadelphia Aurora. ofyestsrday
states that IN the case of the Common
wealth vs. shotwell and others, Judge
King on Saturday, delivered an elabor-
ate opinion. He traced the Law of fo,-
chile entry and dstainer, from the ear
hest periods, TO show that personal vio-
lence or intimidation must be used, eth
er IN taking, retaining possession 10 con-
siitute The offence. From the evidence
10 The present case, IL appeared to him
the entry was made without opposition,
and that no breach Of the peace had
been committed or was unprecedented.
The defendants were therefore dischar-
ged, leaving the decision of their civil
rights to another tribunal.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-10

A land Tortoise was brought 20 our Office
last week, saysthe Mount Holly New Jersey
this town, on which was marked in figures the
date, "l7lO," which if made at the time they
purport TO have been made, would make il at
this time, one hundred and eighteen years old.
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nn our fst page yin Be fonnd lhe 60.

On our Erst page viii be found the second
number Of Henry" copied from the National
ln,eIligencer, on Gen. Iackson's Qualification
IS . lex .slaior, for which we bespeak the rea-
de,s attention. May We not ask IL as = fave, !,
these presses established and combined to ele.
ys;e Gen Jackson to the Presidency, to show
,Ome aUii qualifications in their IDOL some
proofs that he could act in the capacity Of !
legislator and Judicial oficer-This the people
hsye arght TO demand and expec,-But I'VE
ore inclined TO the belief, will no, be done. 7,
remains with the friends of civil Governmen,. n
prove that he is utterly and totally .Iestitu,e ~
sdch recommendations. and that his life in
civil capacity, as IN all other situations in which
he has been placed, has presented nothing bu,
series Of unisrise, nliGzgfzl, and eroaicai acts
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public dinner was given TO the Hon. Chas
FeatOn Mercer, by lie citizens of Georpe,own.
D. C. on Thursday the 25;h ult. IN testin.enl
Of respect for his "grest merit in efec,us;ins
tie present happy prospects of the CHESAPEAKE
Nh,a CanoliS a $500