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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-09
MaRsHAL's ssLl. : pursusot 70 decss,sl


MARSttAL'o SALE - Pursuant TO decse,sl
AVA order Of the Superior Court OF CHANGE.
ry holden a. Winchester, pronounced the 18Th
day OF December. 1928. IN the suit de,scssl;sr
IN the said Court. Henry Bedinrer, piA.nt,H
against Stephen w. Fofman, defendant. f.ebal.
seil on TUESDAY tie 18th day OF May next. ~
Public Auction, 10 the highesl bidder, al the
Lick Mills in the County Of Berkeley. about
hive miles from Mqrtinsburg, near the road
leading from thence To WlGnamsport. Mary.
land, one undivided third part of said farm
and Wills and sppnrtenances, containing about
so acres Also. the one undivided bird par
OF the Farm, commonly known by lIokc's tract.
and the appurtenaaces thereun,o beIuugtpu
containing about i54 scres il being the intrr.s AZ
OF the defendant stephen w forman in both
said tracts. The first mentioned tract has
LrEA thereon a good Merchant Mill.
EssswN DWELLING HOUSE, KITCHEN. M
EssssH arge Barn, all bull, OF stone; Also.
- Miller's House aud sundry GU, hon.
ses buiis Of wood. The latter tract has on ID
some old buildings and the largest limestone
spring IN the Coun,y. Terms of sale, The par-
chsse money 20 be paid in one, two aud three
years from the day oil sale in equal insss tmen,s.
The purchaser 70 give bond AMI security and .
deed or deeds Ut trust on The prem,aes. 10 So
cure the purchase money, Sale s,li commences
about ii o'clock.
NATH'L sEEyERs,D NJ. for
q. w. SEWERS, IA. w. C. u.
April Q, 1899.
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FEVHE members composing the com

kVHE members composing the com.
H. pany of Infantry in the Northern District
in the town Of Martnsburg, are ordered 20
parade in front of M'Cieary's hotel. at one o.
clock next Saturday-snd the members com.
posing the Company OF Infantry in the South
ern division of same town,wili assemble for
drill. on the commons near the Poor house,
on the sane day at half past one O'Clock. r. NJ.
ApgA9 JACOB MYERS, Capt.
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ylI.s 9iA4.Grrss
MARrINsBURG, AYnIL 9, 1929.

., Gen. Egsha Boyd g Chas. Jas Fau kasr, esq.
GssrLEaEs;--ll is SAID. that you. IN common
si,h the most of your profession, are opposed
=, al changes in The Judiciary OF this State. 1t
Zach &c so, | do, not consider you very sound
,ollaeians-fcr ! consider the present Judiciary
EN- one " the worst griegsnces under which
ths people suffer. as men setting up before
tar pnDhc, il is but right that the people should
BE- made scq Iainted wiIb your opinions on that
saSjeet. therefore propose toy GU both the fo.-
isng eDqury, which GU Can answer at the
Polls or elsewhere:
Are yOu opposed to all changes in the present
jadicIsry-h not, what parts are you i'll favor
si--,nd what are you agsinstf
Your answer to this enquiry, will decide the
votes Of SEVERAL VOTERS.
1T we could ;sks the liberty of adding
an, thing to the above communication, We
..-,,l state, that II the candidates were likewise
- ypress heir p Mons upon the question OF
er,nding the right Of suffrage, 1T would sa
t.t, many voters and probably decide the
course OF their votes Ed. .har. Gaz.
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tyr Rr1NT--if frHe!--"We saw an article in
yal Il our exchange papers NOT Ipag since,
|, aupg that it had Lecome fashionable at tn.
~ ir sa6scrbers to pay punc,uaily when
TIA, subserip,isHs become due, and We are
q = ,-ed 10 state that it has been The cage in
t,g rs suces with Us. We merely mention tins
iat orr ?, sders may be Informed Of the best
hshons, hoping they viii all toilow them"
ne coy tae ABOVE from the Glen's Falls,
n. Y. Observer. We could WISH it were in oar
bs.osr % say ii is as true az IT ought TO be; it
nly, however, be fashionable at the east"--we
pass il aong.l
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lodge MARSHALL has agreed to serve, if e
tectsd, ia the Convention.
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A LIST OIL TTERS

Remaining n the Post Office, Msr,.ashurg,
Virgins, on the Is. day OF april, 1929, which
u not taken up oy The LIST day Of July next. will
be sent TO the General Post Cfiee a. dead let.
ters
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

=
G. asnawsy from The subscriber on the
c. % b day of November last, Negro
"a Woman. named ESTHER, about 20
IN years of age. 5 ieet or 8 inches
! IN high, not OF the darkest complexion;
-. no particular marks OF scars, as recol
Iecsed i her clothing not recollected, excepting
a Leghorn bat; said negro Woman. purchas.
ed OF Jacob +. Seibert in DsfkesviIlc. Berkeley
counts, Va. from whom she abssonded. will
give SIS IL taken any where 10 the State oil
Virginia, or the above reward IL out Of the
State and lodged in any Jail. OF Information be,
ing given to Rober. Boak, in Darkeayille, &C
that can get her
April g, 1879. WM. C. LOGAN.
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SPLENDID PRIZES.

&C. &c. &c.
Price of Tickets Whole $40, HALF IS,
Quarter 81 so, Eighth 81 IS.
WASHINGTON CITY LOTTERY,
Eighth Class.
To be drawn in the city of Washington, on
Thursday, the 7th MAY, 1929.
81 No. Lottery-8 Drc,on Ballots
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
$4,000 CcEIARS

Grand Consolidated Lottery,
CLASS NO. FTP TEEN.
viii be drawn in tho city of Washington, on
Saturday, the Obj OF June, 1899.
60 No. Lotterg-9 Dra,cn Bsllots.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
ftQta tie .Nc,o Yorh .No,1lng Herald.
PLAIN TALK No. l.

!. When you hear the American System condemned
Oecasc to Use the anti-tarf cunt it will ruin CON-
merce-ask What commerce IS, and nineteen chances
ous OF twenty your opponent will be brought up ull
staining. II lie Is SO muth of thinking animal as
to know that 1t Is the exchange of commodities and
not merely Importing cloth and hardware from Eng
Iant-asK lam whether greater variety and quality
OF commodities, will not afford more means for COM
ncrcc, than If either the varicY or quality is sma9 If
lie will admit thisasl him if the products of manu-
lectures and agriculture together, Ii!lot have the adj
vantage IN variety over agriculture altmeo If he is
bogglcd illustrate it by explaining TO him. tina, ward
OF Cloth q busEe ofgran together are of more orh
than either one of them singly. fhe supposes ,la,
the less cloth Is made, the grain vii! be grown
anu greater eXchangcabie value produced, ask him
about how many women, children, Il able bodied men
are engaged IN manufacturing in the United States:
II he can, after ascetaung the number show ,iat il
would be possible for them co produce i'll grain one
fourth The value they produce manufacturers
tel him you viii give up the American system and
ADOPT the British. Again ask him ina zine that tho
women, children, &C. Iow engaged in manu- iacturirD
had quit and gone to farming, and suppose them TO
produccfour times much grain as the same number
OF able bodied men could produce, ask him TO whom
should we sell it, Ask him where the country lies
which Is open to grain that does not raise otlina
TIly much grain their wants REQUIRE that va do
not no,o supply?
fhe manufacturers Of cotton, wool skins and fur on
tile lowest calculation produce annually more than if
~ millions of dollars value OF fabrics If we were to
throw fifty millions worth of -four into tic ,narknts Of
those countries to which we allowed carry it.
how much would 1t bring per barrel Ask him, If
ordinarily double the quantity wanted thrown into o.
VIII not depress the prices than fifty per
cent especially if like -four it is perishable? This
VIII De about enough for nterviev-,el him TO
THINK ont tor three or four days, ana you'll see him
again. Before he goes, ask one thing more of him
ask him If lie enjoys a comfortable cup of iIyscn in
the bosom OF his family Of winter cvenimg-ask him
If he remembers the cup whici, contains his tea cost
shilIng-ask him if he knows John Bull 90. four
pence OF that shilling out of his pocket for taxes
poor rates, &c.-ask him If tue tea W ould not drink
as sweet II the cup was but eight pence, and tina,
mat eight pence went to the pocket of a brother
American.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

contact. White thcy have conceded your igiOTaDIs.
Of books and y6ur want ct experience, they have bold
~ asserted that YOU had lower oil dist Elimination
which couidnot be deceived, 81 would surround your
self will! counscllors who would amply supply your
acknowledged deficiencies, yet still bs guided and
controlled by your master spirit. will not affect
to have been very cre,iuious when either the good
qualities of your heart, the valuable ones of your
head, were the themes OF Pancgy lc; but those
who supposed you to possess still! less OF either than
did, i,ay be justified III avowng tlut they had ap
preciatcd you too highly. The ignorance which en-
listed to your real qualifications, inay without any
insinuuiion against the virtue or intelligence Of
those who supported you, be attributed to the few
Occasions which your career has presented to form
Correct estimate either OF your talents or your viz
tues. You Ifave been the child OF adventurous cir
cumstances and the creature OF accidents; and those
popularity which you had acquired presumed, sub
fortunately, that you could never have attained it
without good qualities of heart aud some iatcl-
lectual capacity. Had your real character been
justly appreciated, let me bcscech You not think
so contcinpuousy of the American peuyu to sup
pose that Notwithstanding all the ''cXtraorinury
incidfnccS. To use fashionable phrase which have
combined TO pronotc four elevation, You would ever
lave been thought uf, beyond the limits OF Tonucs-
see, suitable ca:itdatc :or the situation YOU now
occupy.
As 1t is probable that you Will often have an on
portunity OF peruSno my remarks-ior your mouth
piece has Informed that you read, in person. all
the letters directed to you'll shall close this int ro-
ducUry epistle by subscribing myself
Your obedemt servant,
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
From BlackTood'S Mas7l=ina
A DIRSE.

The that slime DER days decline, hour fiove
The bany whispers III the leaves the golden above;
But vain the hour Of soes the dark thee
My sister and my faithful one And OH her death to me.
In sickness, ay cried for hcr-her beauty kiss,
10 her soul was oath To l.ve fair world THIS
And glad was when days gold again upon fell,
And tho voice IN all the world sad Brorer ART thou
wei?"
She led me where the voice Of the eafy fills;
She led me where the white sheep go DER the shining turf hills
And when the gieam upon FELL o, she the fairest BEAM
aea forth with silver leading strings my soul from daksonc
dream.
Now sailing by, the butterfly may through the lattice peer
To tell the prime OF summer time, the glory of year.
But neer for heto death her have gwen up their trust,
And cannot reach her in the grave, clear them the
dust.
Blu, i'll the skies her pea'y the noihermad hath kissed
And she hath dipped her salted foo, the sunshine Of tho
blessed. " ~
Eternal peace her ashes keep who loved through the pa
Ano may good Christ my spirit take to he with hers last
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
From the National L,teiiigeacer.
AFRICAN COLONIZATION.

a consideration on which touch with diffiience
but which ought never to be lost sigh, Of in the dis
crssion OF this question, the danger of an explosion
snch as took place in St Domingo. Although the visi-
may for long time to come, this calamity yet
vigilance is ottenmcs relaxed, and in moment of
relaxation favorable opportunity of trying to shake
OFT the yoke, may arrve--a convulsion take place
and, though the attempt would probably be suppress.
eli, the country be devastated in the struggle
In this discussion, s ,uthern fellow citizens
ought, likewise, seriously consider the great dlspa-
rity of the increase Of the two races IN their
section ct the Uniou-a mOmentous fact urep-
nant with alarming consequences, likely to ex.
plodc sooner or later. The following statement ex
hbits the free and slave population of the five orpna
onthern Slave States at two periods, 1890 and is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

the destruction which their rash enterprise has me-
rited.
My FRiENr.s. A delightful fic;l of glory o,c.s he
fore US, IN winch will gather new laureis yalor
ana consoncy; discipline, eubordmation and ORDER
SUCH qualities as these cannot deceive us. Always
remember TINT you fight for INDEPENDENCE and Ii
DEHrY, and let those dear names urge you to combat
with double ardor, till the triumph is achieved That
it will be achieved who doubt.
Soldiers! 1t is better to dic-to die a thousand
deaths II possbie,-tnan to suffer the hard yoke of
oppression, which these tyrants seek to impose. In
OFFENDING. OR DEATH! Let it glitter OIL your STAN
dards; let 1t be the only sound which echoes through
your camp; us ii is and will be the mo, 10 of your &c.
neral ASToSIo LOPEZ ps S.Nr, AN,
Heroic Vera Cruz, Aug ), 1929.
Captain Clarke states that the Spaniaris had pos-
session OF iampco, which they took with force of
800 men, without much bluodshed thouna the por
IlSon consisted OF much greater number of ,nen
me Vera Cruz papers state that the Mexican troops
uuder command Of ST.. ANNA, to tho number of
10000, were at Tuspan, the It'll of AUGUST on
the march Tor Tampco, to attack the invaders
T'span is about 10 or 80 miles from Tampco Can
tain Clarke also Estates that Com. Porter wss under
/ arrest az the city of Mexico.
" G learu from the papers. that great excitemcn,
prevailed both at Vera Cruz aud at Mexico on the
subject OF the landing Of the Spanish troops JUDI
ing from the enthusiasm manifested in the papers the
Spaniards have met with no favorable reception a.
their landing rs has been reported ut Havana The
! landing was effected at Cabo Rnio.
Up to the 9Th nothing had been heard dccisvely
on the subject The greatest contempt is ma infested
Tor the smancss of the numbers of the Spaniards
y motion in the MeX an Senate to rive Mr. Poin-
scit his passports to return t. this country was lost
| 4 motion to clothe the Executive with extraordi-
nary powers for five months. was lost in the Senate
ayes ol noes Go.-.JIer .1dp
MENlCO.-We have been politely ia vourcd bv
commercial friend with the following extract of a
letter dated s.liuIon-ns lulu Of 1900
1.-The steamboat arrived here yesterday from New.
York, but met with very warm reception from our
batteries, as the people daily expecting the
Spanish fleet Consequently, the steamboat and
schooner appearing, they were supposed to be par,
otihc fleet and warm fire was immediately opcued
upon them, which drove them Off They then APP
preached III front nj the Hyassos where every prepar
alton was nude for war; and it was sometime before
the American vicecoesul could persuade tho n of
their
The Spanaris have actually landed at or near
Ianpico and Is said that another division has also
landed at Saha, small town about 20 miles from,
here, where all the soldiers from this puce and the
nelghhoring towns have gone to give them BATTLE
They were all armed and mounted us cavalry, anu
with tlags flying, huving the motto of Sod and Lib
e'fy, made line and imposing display. Yun may
expect shortly 10 receive accounts Of hard fought
ode'ic. Courier.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

VlMGlNIA:-At superior cour, of ci,ancerv holcn =,
the capitol IN the city Of Richmond, the 2lth iay of Jn
ozs Lew Jones pit against Dabney Nloss Dabaey Mile.
Oliver dts '' "'o asa
ihs day came the parties by their counsel and the cor,
na.urey considered the premises, and the arguments of
COUNSEL hereupon had, doth oier that the defendant, D,hn
Ne do render an account of his administration Of the estate
OF ms tesaior John ferk'Soh, Decd showing the an,on i,
MS hands as executor as aforesaid by his ,esao
saah Morriss the late wife of the defendant Dabnev
oss ana That The defendant Asa Oliver render before ore
OF ,he commissioners account of the proceeds of the ,ru
properly conveyed to him trustee by three of tus, exc
cued 10y the Eaney horss referred TO i'm the nlaj
I'M oh and at the disbursements thereof debs the
OF winch Charged upon the said property and
'a tc same commissioners do account of the del.
claimed by the defendant Richard Boru, the credits
against Tie same well for the board said Rrm dr;nr
e time he lived with the defendant Daley orrss as for ali
me payments actually made the said o,n on accon f
e sau ueh which several the h
directed TO examine, and the with any matters
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself which NAV ts
required by the parties to he leave pive thu
plaintiff to amend his bill and make Nnn,o nIor as admnis
! Is sent TO the rules for that purpose $4,000
| Acopy. Tesie, WIN. G. PENDLEToN, C. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
"DrNNsErpo, Sept. o. 182o.

most horrible scene took place New Liberty on satr
10y e ola september at the public house Jonas Richards
vo young men named William Smith and John Green dra ok
eacn pint OF brandy and half pint Of wIskey The lat
ePreo before any relief could he administered; and The
Ell Of ~ no ''' was "eSPd'F-
Green was IN general sober AND industrious man and s,
eIt widow and small child to lament his loss ~ ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
MAnIErrA, Penn y Sent IL

d., w., NAHIETTA, lT'enn-) sept IT.
JnoE we are informed that during the Banride Races
h iueSfay -dy, and Saturday of last week riot or rather
succession Of riots, place between the vs,ers and ,
wolme on the canal cooresl lost his life mot inan
III consequence OF the bruises he received one man
had his leg shattered shot fired from pun as 70 rc
anpn'alon necessaTyinany others iseaby maneed
Only. VIA ~ "'eS ny h'sn'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
Qrynrc, August %

Il melancholy incident, few DAYS AGO jiue brImy
namoItaska Two children OF about six years of age who
@ e 10 gather l did not return nome the day they
Ic the house bout dusk the anxious mother went IN search
o men, ou. tn, val eight days elapsed without hearing
c' er icy were found dead each others little embraces
al the foot of What suerpgs n these lttle ;nnnce
beings nave borne before death ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

TIE CiIEHiIB BOX.

NoNrf.NNiuf-
the varied heautips Scatt ~ Throughout fcsc poem
to. nature, more accurate
Gated than the following We We'll aware that II hi
already ,sansa,cd ,o o,cr s,s. IN, TINS will not pr
from trdnsCgibus anew, MANY Of our readers
H. and To those who have. lis irtrinsr merit
a Sufficient apology for It's re-appcarancc
Son yonticr mcad that like MINDLESS laLo
Sh,s in the glow of Heaven, a chcrub my
Is bounding, playful as the breeze new born,
Light as ,ac beam that dances 10y his side
ihautun of beauty, with his tepid locks
',can'ns like water wfea,hs,-a dower Ollie.
W whom tie fairy world is fresh, the sky
y glory, aud the earth huge delight
10y shapes h,s brow, aud pleasure rolls his eye.
Nhe innocence, from out the budylcd lip
PARTS her youn, Smps along his rounded check.
Grief hath dunnc, the brightness of his form,
Love and affection DER him spread their wings,
aud mature, iikc nurse, attends HIM with
Her sweetest looks. The hulrn,iny bee will bound
From out the flower, nor StinC his baby hand;
} he binds sing 10 him from the sunny tree,
And supplia,',y the iierce-oyed mas,f fawns
beneath his feet 20 court the playful touch.
''Co rise all rosy from the arms of sleep,
Ana like thc sky bird hail the bright checked mann
With glecfu song then DER the bladcd mead
10 chase the blue winged butterfly, orpay
With curly streams or, led by watchfu loyc,
10 hear the chorus of the troupng waves,
When the young breeZes laugh them into lie,
Or listen 10 the mimic ocean
Within the womb of spiry sea she'll wUvc;
from sight and sound To catch intense delight,
And infant satlness from each happy face;
These are the guleless duties of the day:
And when nj length reposng evening comes,
Ioy-wom he nestles in the welcome couch,
With kisses warm Upon his cheek, 10 dream
OF heaven, till morning wakes him TO The world.
''fhe scene hath changed into curaiued room,
Where mounful glhnmcrs of yellow sun
Lie dreaming the walls, Dim-eyed and sad,
And dumb with agony, two parents bend
Ger Il pale image III coffin laid.
y heir infant once, the laughing, leaping bnv,
The paragon and nursing of their soulsi
Death touched him and the life glow fed away,
swift as Il gay hours fancy; fresh and enid
AS winters shadow with his eve lids sealed
Ike violet lips eve he lies enrolled
IA offering to the grave! but pure as when
itwmged from Heaven, his spirit hath returned,
10 lisp lis hallelujahs With the ctiors
pi sin.ess babes, unparalleled above"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
PENSACOLA, Sent.

PENSACOLA, Srpt ].
ever continues with una'Iatcd mortality II appears that the
lever not confined to the city alone but made its an
PedEace ana RACES with great fatality in the surrounding cou-
NY lie bay OF 81 LOUIS heretofore provebialy healthy has
Iot escaped Major Zantznges Company the 2nd Reai.
me",o Artillery is stationed during the months at
te Bay Major who has BEN this place for the last
nol ON important public duty, received official Intelligence
last week OF the death Of his first Lit NJ Spence and
three OF his men-thrty SICK and fifteen of them with
Fellow ever Major Us duties having closed Monday tine
I'm ne started immediately for his post-Le informed n; that
he had provided himself with Field Tents and Should forth
WIN select some place III the pine woods and keep his men
there the remainder of the season.
1t Spencer died Oh tile 18th uitimo.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
JOK1N ~. GQRDoM.

Grocer and Commission Merchant,
G kffhHS TO his friends and the public generally
~ we'll selected assortment of GRO{;EPJItS
at wholesale and retail, all except ardent suirus'
special attention will be paid to pBy produce conso,
ca 70 hIn' 0Hh ne exception abore made and receive
on the usual terms. srp, 4 o. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
CHARLESTON, Sent. 10.

. CHARLEsToS, Sept. 10.
Marion, Capt. jackson, arrived at Savannah, we nave
received the Key West Register to the 9Th ut. in
elusive.
We learn from Of these papers, that the persons
employed IN wrecking upon the coast of Florida con-
template presenting memorial to Congress PRAYING
for salvage OIL the duties Of all foreign articles.
which they may save from wrecks.
Verbal accounts by the Marion are to the 9TH i'll
staut.
We regret (says the Savannah Georeianl to find
the report of the sickness at Key West confirmed.
Although the crews of most vessels there had suffer-
ed, the men of the Marion have enjoyed goud hea h.
Capt Hitchcock, of the brig Enterprise arrived az
Key West from New York on the Attn instant was
boarded on the Bahama Banks, by the Commander of
an English man of-war schooner, who informed him
that the Spanish squadron had taken 1'ampico.
leffo'c Fe0er.-A gentleman who left New Orleans
on the 23d ut. informs us, that although the pew
cases OF Fever were still numerous, yet in most re-
cent instances, where early application was made for
medical assistance, cures had been effected. A DR..
MFariand, particularly, had met with great success
III the disease, by the Use of the papor BuM.