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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

A writer has been struck with the longevity
OF the signers of the Declaration of lndepen-
dence as body of men. They were 30 IN
number; and the average length OF their HIVES
was about 65 years. -Four OF the number at
tanned TO the age of ninety and upwards
fourteen exceeded so years; and %, or one
IN two and half, reached seventy. The
longevity Of the New England delegation IS
still more remarkable Their number was
fourteen, the average of whose lives was 70
years. The survivor of the whole venerable
body lately entered into his ninety third.
National Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

Among the present visitors to the Scar t.
Government is the Hon. Cornelius r. !.
Ness, about to depart from this country as u
Ministerto Spain.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

On Saturday morning week, at the store
house of $. Thompson < Co. Buffalo, ~ T. !,
"a young man named John Pease, brother oil
Capt. Pease, of the steamboat Niagara, was
SHOT through the side, just above the mp; ~
a charge from pistol in the hands OF Coi a.
.. Dygert, gunsmith, which had been manu-.
edsto him to examine-The pistol was no'
supposed to be loaded, as it had been snap
ped number of times, when powder was Pun
into the pan to try the lock, which was -
much impaired that it would not stand cocA.
ed, but was held while the powder was Pu'
IN; such was the security every one rouna iei''
that no attention was paid to the dlrecuon y
which it was held. Hopes are entertained %
the young mans recovery.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

Branch Bank Of B,faio,--We learn rom
he Buffalo Journal that WILLIAM b. ROoHEs-
TER, Esq. of the village of Rochester, ~.
been appointed President of the u o'A''S
Branch Bank at Buffalo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11

pu: an end to their corporate existence, and
throw themselves on the wisdom OF Parliament
(Cheers) IL with this en,reaty and advice they
comply, he would be answerable with his head
If necessary (iaugh;er)-for whatever cred
il he had ever enjoyed with them as humble
advocate of their ause in this place, that the
question is as certain Of being Carried 10 their
hearts content as if the bill for that purpose
had already received the appreciation OF Pari'a-
ment. Nothing could prevent the question
from being carried, except the continuance OF
The Catholic Association aid other puoic
meetings, when all real and substantial ocea-
sions for that association and that meeting
must be admitted by all impartial and consid-
crate men 10 be from this night entirely az an
end. On an occasion Nike the present 1t would
be quite useless in him TO say, that, laying a.
side all personal feelings and par,y!PrePosses-
sions, he concurred in the great and good WORK
just on The point Of being accomplished. VINO
can stop to ask by whom it was done, so 'na'
only i, was done! Who can stop 10 Inquire
what party in the stale, in the cabinet, In doors
or out Of doors, is to derive advantage, when so
great and inestimable an advantage is secured
10 the country as civil peace aud religious tran
guilty, guietness at home, and independence a.
broad? Nothing should tempt him TO stop a
single instant TO Look TO persons or think OF
parties. We are all unied, at least Tor while,
IN forwarding this good work. AS to party
squabbles and contentious, there will be aoun-
dance of time for going through them alter
completing This measure, and thus rendering
the most lasting, the most general, and the
mos, yalu able benefit to the country which, he
would venture 10 say, Parliament had rendered
for the last century. (Cheers.)
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11
Of JOY and g;adness, and chsuu, ,b.
her friends in freedoms favored a., r r

The Governor Of Cuba, in eon,.o,
the atrocious act Of Piracy Commits. ~,
the American brig Attentive BY , ''f
schooner, has offered reward Of F"''a
5000 Dollars for the cap,ur. Of tn, 81,
ratical schooner, with all or two.,bi,d. y
crew, whether by Spaniards or For.i,,. L
1000 Dollars for the capture Of ,S. '
herself, besides the reward agreabl, to s,,'
ish ordinances in such cases. PN
$50 Dollars for the apprehension Of o.,
the crew, upon due proof, that they NAV \.
mediately tried by the permanen, Mili,,,v =
buual, lately established at Havana, wink -.
brevity as apperlain to such a,rociou, -.
nails.
This is proper and commemorate 49,.
Our readers will see by an article in hi, ~,
ings Gazette, that some Of the william, eo,..
&c in the horrid piracies la,ely commr.,
the coast Of Cuba, have been taken, and !, :,
probability before this, paid the forfsi, ofs.
crimes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11

Friend Sno,pden- The following cOmmunlfa'
ton is made with the hope. that il may mes
with the eye Of a person well quallhrd ''' 'm
purpose proposed and The purpose well 'us.9
10 him; and hope none other may uhcer'sI'
il: very sure l am, that many there aye WV
sadly mistake the calling that nature in'eou''
them for, and hereby ipjure, and lrequenll!' Gu
tireIy mar, an undertaking which "'S"' "'''
prospered in other hands.
|, IS matter Of surprise TO me, that nel'I"
spirit of philanthropy, or a Iaudaols "nn y.
gain, has not. before this, induced some pew.
10 establish Swimming School, beie" '"',i
is not an institution Of the kind IN TINS Ps,,"
the country. l am under the impression, W..
one person would be sufficient to attend Wv.
schools Of the three District cities, WIN P'4'
10 himself. and benefit to all who wish 10 ~
quIre the art. Owing TO The pro1i""!
Washington and Georgetown, one se0o0t pt
psrly loo ated. would suffice for them. LUZ ;m
ordinary way by which boys learn 10 'S"
there is considerable danger their lnsfu'' vs.
being Of their own age, possessing " f,.
,houghtlessness and indiscretion oil you''-"i
quently not taking care topreven! aceioen', G
certainly very inefficient to remedy H. ins'"
as some paren,s nigh, be somewhat aita .a, ~
trust their ct iIdren in the river, wou'u S
ges, the propriely of using large RESIN g an.
distant from the river If thought propet, .,Nro,
pie surface, and Of the depth oil or ~ hot
only on account Of safety and retirement ;.
for reasons (if necessary)lhat the waef eT' TnIs
used either cold, cool, or 'ePid. lse I., . III.
persu AIDED, ,ha, such an undertaking. u"u At.
management of judicious person. W be the
ford him handsome recompenee, anu ar:
mean. Of learning many the very neee Is m,uys
of swimming, and relieve the an1T EHpJrND.
Alexandra, April 10.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11
PRESCRIPTION LIST, No y

"0f with his head.-SO much for Buckingham
George NJ. Dallas to be Attorney Of Ii, +
States for the Dis.rie, of Pennsylvania, VIE
J. Ingersoll, removed.
William Duncan to be Surveyor Of III. r.,
enue for the Port of Philadelphia, vice y.n+
Glentworlh, removed.
David Henshaw to be Collector of II. D.,
enue for the Port Of Boston, vice Henry A. {
Dearborn, removed.
Lemuel Williams to be Collector of,h. Rr
eDue for the Port Of New Bedford, vic. Fra,
els Bsylies, who declined accepting tn. osc,
vacated by the removal OF Russell Freeman
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11
Alexandra, April 10.

A, Vslencisnnes, few days ago. p 3..m,p,
woman broke the windows Of tfaIs ., ia
for the purpose of obtaining an s' Sa,iuy
prison, as she was in great ois't 1o~ Tor van.
passed several nights in a ssniry-1oA Gas az
OF lodging. The enc she aih'' '
complished.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11

The Secretary Of the Navy (sa!s the Naiq.
al Journal Of Friday lett this city on Wstu,
day, on visit to North Carolina, for tn. pg,.
pose Of removing his family 10 the Seat oil Go.
vernment. DR.. BRADFORD, Of Virginia, vsw.
derstand, will act during his absence.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11

Col. JOHN FINDLAY has been appointed Pos,
master at Chambersburs, Pennsylvania, 10 h.
room Of Jacob Dechert, deceased.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11

A stage driver has been sentenced TO pay
one hundred dollars, in Delaware, for injury
caused to another carriage by his improper A.
Temps TO drive past il.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11
Charles County Court,

Richard Veitch and Reuben Johnson)
> IN Equity.
William ID. Bealle.
ORDERED BY the Court that the sale made by
~ Thomas w Hewitt, Trustee in the case. be rati-
fed and confirmed on the second Monday in June
next unless be shewn to the contrary, or be-
fore the said day ; provided copy of this order be
published in the Alexandra phenix Gazette for six
successive weeks before said day. The Report states
that the land and premises in the decree mentioned
sold for two thousand and ten dsllars.
Test: JOHN BARNES, Cl'k.
april dow
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11

We have received (says the n. Y. Comm.',
ciaD The Boston Commercial Gazette and Pat
riot of yesterday, from which we max. the f"t
IuwIng extracts
" The election of Governor, Lieutenant Co..
ernor, and Sena'ors, took place in Massachr
selts on Monday. In Boston, the votes Stood
For GOVERNOR.
Levi Lincoln 1920
Marcus Morton 400
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Thomas l.. Winthrop 1859
Nathan Willis $50
Messrs. John Pickering, Charles Wells, j.
cob Hall, and Nathan Hale, were elected Sen'
tors. The Jackson Senatorial ticket dropped
down to q little over 400"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11

Philadelphia, 6ierandria, Washington,
and Georgetown PACKETS
If& A vessel will sail from Philadelphia for the
MI District Of Columbia, abcu; the 5th, 18th and
18th Of each month until further notice. For freight
or passage aPPiyto STEPHEN sHINN,
Agent, Al Aandra,
VILLAS MORGAN,
Agent, Georgetown.
JOSEPH HAND, Froprietor,
SO South wharves, Phiadelphs.
march 24-2aw8w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11

VIRGINIA ELECTIONS 4 Continual
HENRIco COUNTY.
For Congress Stevenson, SIS
House Of Deksates-Williams and Had:
elected
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-11

interest, All should Ja eau iaegeu ny sic C6h.
,cniion IN fixing the ialio of representation. |
admt that this Is u SHhiect OF difficulty and del.
eac, Bn lis wy Importance requires that
we should exchange the snblimts ct Philoso-
ply Ia, thai practical experience and those
prudential considerations, which admonish rs
10 take care al ourselves while tce may.
Having thus IN a biiefmanncT presented ~,
views on some OF the most prominent subjects
which viii be presented 10 the Convention. |
will III conclusion add tia, am not so valh ms
to suppose t,hond be placed IL the conven.
tiuu1 that., viii he ~ my rouer 10 rralixc all
my fenrIte wishes uf in eases of tbs klhd
involving such u eon1 q oi interest aud npn.
ion murh must be yielded TO compromise -
And while am not seeking Tor Office | am vii.
Ing 10 render my country any services which
my feeble abilities viii en,,be ne TO perform.
am. te,peettuly,
1ou mnst ohd't srrt,
DAVID 5. CARL AND.
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liz. rased gave an 'arly ihd1o Iai Ia to
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mug none ana s'h''n"s'
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Al NRRiED. On Ihursdnv the 9Th insl by
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- on tue 29th uli by the Rev NicholHs
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fond, 10 Mir SARAH UOODSON, of Bolrlom i,
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BOOKER.
10 u. qsop'e ef Campbell, Beiford aad Bact
iaghem

FTtu0 cit=em-lcl mr. Consciousness ul
sour nsbls 'efd You IL assert aud maintain The
value Il llrm. ke'pIiect thai YOU are on the
we 81 - eat stu. glr--a g,rat battle Of punle-
zeal an mental repg'h, which A. Ia determine
1ni ou.S what YOUR cN il uFds hall ia itfuir
hr, hut What h,u via, ssal be--Cone 10 tnc
rieriiaas. IS Inch uiil be he'd IN this month, at
U,ar cur. tJuf,A To- there you viii met with
ulrst 81 tn,s g, hp are ole Ell Ia your cnns,do.
raiion a. cInrl!"'cs 10 represent San Ia tnr
approaching Gansehlioa--it Is Mcro yuu will
have the bcsi VI portuuity &c forming Just
Judgment re. ,rc,nR them--l think | a,n an.
tho,ise1 10 s,y hat .osi oi them will he At
Camp6eH ana i dtoil c9urjhou5rs an ibe day
me election. Wm DANIEL.
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s,ra'caon, sustained By yepr ON cxpana.I5l=
II Is plain thai yon would mol have an elective
OF amosabls judiciary; hat you would not
have Representations based nnon white popu.
ieiot only aud thai you Would not have Ger.
TAN LAeeutive Officers elected by the people :
Tor, kno"iag that the>, are tie popular stnli
mehiS Ia this district. you would have come out
plainly and asowed them, # t,cy had ben
yours. IS 10 The elective franchee, ! drew
such conclusions from sour rea ouing as |. aud
many others With whom ! c"nselsed consider.
ed the only natural ones 10 be drduecd And
narS' onniess HAT on .eond ilIust,a.ir o So
cal ii1bs, by i" talents aud faculties has lett
me As much Ia the ia, *, as 10 the course ,ou
would pursue on tbs question, as ever
Other and more agreeable engagements re.
qntrc ne 10 close THIS controversy vi II your h,.
nor Ion the present. lou have rendered II nis
agreeable auf pc sunal by a walton attack up-
On my nIoiV,s, aud since you have taought
proper 10 give II tbs character, rest assured
mat, whatever 70 A. he ia consequences. will
never shrink from tie contest, although ,nu
pos IS mure both oi temper and paNtr. The
10 met will prove greater cucmv 10 YOU Ia
this matiei than should have been. lourNd.
MY ha, a ,grayatrd an, onrne.. uuiil ,nuf re-.
sentiment has hebprd Insult. um only upan me
but upon the freedom OF the pres aud 81 the
pn3l'. lake care thai you don't .'cApire hy
"a HAme q oaI Own kIOdltng'
OAe ofthc PtOple.
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lou mnst olh't srr't.
DAVID ). CARL MD.
wAnrnousE REGuLAIloNs.

\ meeting ofpurchnsers. inspectors. and
other persons, interested m he Tobacco trade,
Of the town of hynthbnlg, held pursuant 10
no.ice, al Planters Warehouse, ON the 9Th day
al MAY, ls2a MIR. Charles y. HiH'sgs was
called 10 iha Chair aud NJ Ioha Caal.if Az
pointed Secretary. Md the following pt,am
bic aud resolntlons were adopted
Whereas greal confusion exists IN the course
Of the public hrtnk, "A the diff ren, tobacco
WarehouSes OF this place, much o. the neohV'.
nienee ofthe Inspect rs aud purchasers hhh
greatly TO the injury oi The planters anu mas
much as 10y The summons a. attend three ~
four Warehouses nj the same moment the i'n-
chasors become Dispensed amongst the ,aiInus
Warehouses, and the u anicts are thereby lie.
plivrd OF lar competition Ia ihr pubic sal =.
In order, therefore, 10 produce regularity ia
the daily inspections aud 10 remrds the evil at
tenJing the present mode I'll sci | ~. The lol
low ns Icsulu' ions hive been aiupted
Is, Etolrtd lhri there sh,l be but Two
public lreaks al each y aiehuuse on any one
DIV
~ Rssolted, That heb"t6l, sh i commence
At Spilng Natrhon g on NondaV nir"ch We X
N 80 minutes q tel tue inelng 81 tue b eakiasl
hell a. the Fiautha Hotel, aud ptogr's ~ the
toloains order, Va . Alntn's, Fii'Uis ;,
L,nehs, Liberty, rlantc''s@ aud 'hai 'aen
W atthuust sh1l ~ { - hclY INV M his'
break, morning and evening, IN tue oder III
which Inc, a'r hrrr arranged.
~'3l. Rty1lred llarths Ia AXIS at n Warehouse
shall continue more thu une hoI aud thirty
minules.
18th ReSoirtd 1na' should the inspectors at
any Warehouse tail 10 he tend, ~ their regular
routine, they shall pos pnne theu break nhlli
all the other breaks, urthc mornihs OF evening,
a. the e. ~ nav be- are over.
9TH HGohtd That II is the duiy o. the ia.
spruiot- 10 mark the Initials ii Inc planter ;
o,ne on raeb bog.head ol every crop, and
uumbef the aue III regular numerical order :
ard thai q Libel core ponding with the same
snail NJ attached to caoh sample bri.ne At i
handed to the purchasers.
9th RNoircd, That II is unt the province oi
any iuspcC' t. cty tobacco al aucnun, smt'
he is thereby ncgleciing tht dniics oi hts oller
by noi Attending Ia having the casks property
marked aud replaced. ia Consequence "t when
the pm. cha er Is nlirn materially mln'rd'
Tlh EeAoirld That no purchaser wha con
sent, 10 thc.e resolutions, by attaching HI, 'is
nature 10 iI.ln. ahall attend u public bread at u.
ny Warehouse ~ contrasention of the SAINT
9Th Rrsoir'd, That these resolutions inke ct,
feet from and alter Monday the lth instant
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Ia he F,clfof5ers n tie counties # PH5t'a.
ma !1aHhii., Henry uni Poiack.
Ci'cam raae-su1 domestic nature winch !
cou' Il not cunrol, hAy irauSpHrd since | -
came A Gapd dale l.. represent S"u ia the Con-.
cation IL b. held in the CITY OF Richmond the
ensuing fat. - rrvise our Stat CpnStlu on,
winch make i Indispensable necessary that |
should withdraw. You nill therefore ~ long"i
corsl,!rr ne u candidate Tor tia "tli =.
ABRAHAM L. SHELTON.
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Oae Of The People.

To i's ircs4otiefsof Tie county Of CampJeH
II Is probable that all the Candidates tor the
Convection 4" al be al your courthouse on this
dly. lac e'isS Is must important and e.
velIi"h respectfully sIhmit IN you the pro-
p''rty ot Al erlrns NJ yoa. courthouse, aud siy-
IN "a a pdi,a.a hearing
GEORGE BOOKER,
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"a OlICE.--lhe subscriber having acted IN
y the character Of Deputy Sheriff Tor the late
Thomas Wrs, sheriff OF thc county OF Camp.
bell, from June, 1926. until April, 1879. aud
Nishinr 10 81 Sc all maiiris conn, rted with his
Off al dulrs whilst acting Ia that capacity.
hereby notifies all persons having claims ~ de-
mands HgnlnN he late Sheriff. tor the acts Of
said deputy to bring ibem forward immediate.
~ Tor adjustment aud settlement. Aud all who
hay" claims against the subscribing Individually
e'iher bs bond, note ~ account. RSMS likewise
rcqar.'rd, aud hereby notified, IN present 'hem
without delay as tn. notification Will br
pleaded IN bar 81 all such asare not presented
IN a reasonable time.
GERMAN JORDAN.
May Il 3m77
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X N'AsR coon : Z

a ILL., MO are disposed to keep cool IN the
"a way Of Clothing are respectfully Informed
that by calling nj Walker q Cor Emporium
OF Fashions, that they viii he enabled 10 suit
themssIve. ~,sh nay md every article ri Gum.
mer Clothing nj reduced prices Tbe work.,
wc warrant aud the assortment Is superior Ia
any otnei Clothing iou,r IN the place.
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he sep.iea, tlal deal.i would Je seD sel
come messenger TO nm. lie retained the wig.
ar OF his mental powers until u few hours be-
fore his decease. wi,ea ocrns,onally, he ~as a
little derious when pofeeby collect ~ mind,
he prayed with much fersency Lord have
mercy upon mc he ha'led gladsomely the APP
pfonch II dra h. rs II release from sulleting and
pain. Death seemed TO have no ierrors FOR
him, Could the kind alterations OF the best of
neighbois have avAiled. he had not died but
God secs not rs man se,S--he now sleeps with
the dead pace to his memory peace TO his
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Go child of darkness, see christian die
No horror pales his lip, or rolls his eye,
No dreadful doubts. or dresry te,rors starr,
The hope religion pillows on the heart.
When wifh dying land he WAVES udeu
To all who love So we'll aud weep So tue
Meek ms an infant 10 the mothers breast
Turns fenAly, longing for its wonied rest,
lie pants for where eongontal spiliis strpy,
Turns 10 his G and signs his soul away
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REAL ESTATE,
YOU SAA.E.


Nav oceupi'dby John J. Pu,vi. on main sree :
IN Lynchhugs Also. The HOUSE and LOT
occupied by James Jonee. ON main sheet. The
possession Of ihr FIRST named 10 be given on the
fist day II November neat, aud Of the last. on
tn day Of sale will also sell. nj tho same
tune ann place, a uac, Of land, lying within .
miles oi Lynehhurg, rooiainiug 3o5 acres
more o. les, hrfng the Same now ~ the posses
sion of Nm h. Cabeu, aud lately owned by
Capt \ s Henry The possession viii be
given on the 18th day ofDec. next.
The sale viii be conducted by II. ID PAYNE,
Aurlr. RICHARD q. IlADEN
May II. ids77