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

The Boston Evening Bulletin and II q
Republican OF the 2sth ult contains the atb
number OF Russell Jarvis's address IN tho pnl-
he, concerning his late partner. Duff (,rren
II consists chiefly Of correspondence bet,,-ean
those men in regard TO the projected d,ssoi,-
uon OF their Partnership. which we do not
conceive to be OF sufficient interest to be
transferred TO our columns. 1t seems thar
during their controversy, Green proposed that
the sum IN dispute between them should be
adjusted BY referees. Mr.. Hamilton. of 5. C.
oil hetrenehment memory, and MIR. Henshaw.
and that IN the event of Their not acting be-
fore defined period, Judge White and Mr..
woodbury., two Senators Of the u. 8. should
SIT IN judgment on the squabbes. This MIR.
nensilaw IS we suppose the present Boston
Collector, who has been brought before the
pubhc by Col. 0ne on a charge of conspir-
ing with Dutf Green and Others for the cor
rapt distribution OF the Federal offices in Bos-
ton. Green greatly preferred arbitration TO a
jury tlai; aliedging that more confidence was
10 be placed IN the former tribunal than in
The uncertain Cersict Of JiaY," which he.
says to jarvis, ''is often dependant upon the
caprice aud prejudice Of ignoraat Individuals"
Jury trials are deseryedly in Inch favor with
me American People: but they seem in bad
odouF with the CoeisNArIoN; on the ground.
probably, that Juries deal in facts.-Dufl
ureen, we have seen, begs his friend Jarvis
to keep him away from a Jury, and Amos
Kendall, another priyy councillor of ..ths
greatest and best OF men," chooses 10 lie I'M
der direct charge ofperjury, rather than 20,
as he mas aeen invited to do, before jury
.Ntdioaal Journal
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

1t gives us pleasure to announce the arrival
of Commodore DAVID PORTER in this Civ
He landed at Chester, on the Delaware. from
Very Cruz, on Saturday last, and is said TO be
the bearer of dispatches to this Government.
Md. hit.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets S4-Quarters 81.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

60 sumsss EorTKnY-9 drawn nArrors.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

.Ardb .nediclle.---A medical traveller says,
that the Arab practitioners make use Of the
natural cautery in almost all complaints, par
hcularly in Rheumatism. The Arabs must
either have less physical sensitiveneSs of pain,
or greater moral courage than most Europe
ans: for we are informed by the same travel
Ter that in Cairo man thinks no more of
beng fred than an Englishman does OF being
shaved.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

da nryomgman died lately at Cooperstown IN
ir,o aie hand of steam doctor An inquiry
H., o 1 'ee circumstances is promised by the ed
avg ol the Freeman's journal.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

"1feason."-The Washington Correspon-
dent OF the New York Enquirer says, that
the repeated attacks against the Post Master
General, Mr.. Barry, ssavours of Treason
We think this hint savours Of the legal knowl-
edge and the spirit which threatened ethe Sc
cond section" and made our friend Major
Noah SO uneasy about his ears.-Dena. Press
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

A publication has been commenced in PHI
ladelphia, Untitled the journal of Health. y
1t is conducted by two gentlemen of the medi-
cal profession, assisted by others. The first
and give promise that it win be work OF
general merit.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

EAGLE.-Mr. A. Knowlton of this town,
recently shot an Eagle measuring feet a
cross the wings. Ii is something singular
that this bird should light and commence a
furious attack upon weather vane ON MIR.
knowlton's barn. He was not convinced of
ms error until Mr.. Ks rifle brought him to
the ground. The vane was either good re-
presentation TO the bird intended or the Ea-
gle was nedrSighted. Gloucester Mass Tx
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15
SCHEME.

Is Number Lottery--6 drawn Ballots.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

' b VIE subscribers having purchased a. Mrs.
a. nm Maria Thornton of Wsss,ogton City,
Executrix Of the Estate OF Doct. WI liaSH
Thsrn,eo, deed. the bcautita, thorough Lr.d
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

1t is probable there has been more fighting
betweenthe Mexicans and their invaders. A
vessel arrived at Havana, reported that bo-
dy of Mexicans had surprised portion Of the
Spanish Army, and that the latter lost 700
men. Another report at the same place was,
that Gen. Barradas had given battle to 1900
Mexcans, and defeated them--.4tura.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

French Tragedy The company Of French
actors, nov performing IN Philadelphia, treat
ed the inhabitants of that place with the re
presentation Of a French tragedy, Mare Stu
art, on Saturday evening last. the FIRST true
specimen of French tragedy. say the Phila-
delphla papers, ever presented 70 that com
niunity. The Performance was attended by
very numerous and fashionable auditory.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

ifoii 4 rance. whence he ieit 10th August. IN
forms the Editor OF the Essex Register that
the people were impressed with the idea that
the recent change in the Ministry was in some
degree attributable to the influence of the
Duke of Wellington, and strong feelings Of
indignation were exhibited towards the Bri-
tish PRIMER, whom they had caIicatured and
ridiculed IN various ways. On one occasion
they dressed up monkey in a ridiculous
manner, mounted him on horseback, labelled
hlm ''de Duke Of IVeualgtoas," and paraded
hun through the streets, attended by large
mob, with shouts, &c. The friend Of Anne
rica. Lafayette, mad recently travelled much
in France, and was every where received
with enthusiasm and respect, and he took E.
very occasion to express his opinions in favor
of liberal principles. We are gratifyed to
learn, says the Register, that his pecuniary
fortune has been recently enhanced by the
recovery OF a considerable amount of proper
ty which had been IN litigation in the French
Courts.
1t a meeting of the Clergy of the city, held
last evening at the house of Mr.. j. Gray--the
Right Rev, X. G. Moore was called to the
cnair
A communication was received fromG. W.
Munford, Sec'y Of the Convention, inclosing
a resolution of that body, inviting the Clef-
Nv OF the city to open their daily session with
prayer. Whereupon, .ac invitatien was ac-
cepoed, ard the Clergy Of the Episcopal Church
were deputed TO perform that service during
the present week, after which the same SER
vice viii be performed by the other denomi-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

In the last Of O'Conpell's speeches which
we have noticed in the London papers, he
said:-"i have lived to see and know many
Lord Lieutenants, but never knew one who
loved Ireland bat the Marquis of Anglesia. |
wish he had LETT his mantle behind him.
wish that the Duke of Northumberland were
warmed with it, il he would not be too much
frozen by the SHOWS of the North. I'd like to
know what he has doneo He has directed
his Secretary TO issue Proclamation TO pre-
vent murders that were already committed.
The Proclamation was issued in one week
after it was required"
The Governor Of Pennsy lvania has requir-
ed the Legislature of that State to meet on
the first Tuesday, or third day of November.
The Legislature of the State of Tennessee
assembled at Nashville on the 2lst ultimo.--
JOEL WALKER was chosen Speaker of the
Senate, and EPHRAM Ill. Foster was cho-
sen Speaker of the House of Representatives.
The Message of the acting Governor, Will
LIAM Hall, was transmitted to both Houses
on the same day. Ii is document OF highly
respectable character, and touches the ques-
tons of State policy, likely to he agitated,
with great fairness and excellent temper
The Message is remarkable, especially, for a
total abstinence from allusion 10 the conceI0s
of the General Government, further than an
expression of congratulation that we are ''ai
peace with all the nations Of the earth"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-16
assorted Seeds for Fdmilies.

NOR sale at tho New England Farmer seed
Il Store, No 50, North market street, small
boxes Of assorted seeds for Kitchen Gardens.
Each box contains package of the following
Seeds :--Early Washington Peas; Dwarf Blue
Imperial peas Late Nlarrowfat peas; Early
Mohawk Dwarf string beans; China Dwarf
string and shell beans Lima, or Saba Pole
beans Long blood beet Early Turnip rooted
beet; Early York cabbage Large late Drum
head cabbage, cape savoy cabbage; red Dutch
cabbage Qor picklipg) EaIy horn carrot
Long orange carrot; White solid celery; curl
cd cfess early cucumber early Silesia lettuce;
long Dutch pOrsnip; large cabbage lettuce !:
long ur.tn Turkey cucumber; pine apple me-
lon; long. or round watermelon uasiur,ion
large white onion large red onion curled
parsley; fat squash pepper; carly scarlet short
Top rsdish white turnip rsdish; salsafy early
bush squash; early white Dutch ,urnip; white
fat turnip; yellow stone turnip; winter croos.
neck squash.
PoI.HrtB srEDs Thyme Sage--Nsjo>
rum.
The above list. il WI be seen, comprises a 4
the common vegetables, besides several new
varieties of recent Introduction, and uncom-
mon excellence Every kind is warranted of
tie very first quality, as TO frcshns.~---.l-
riiy Each boxronfsins directions for n.
management Of the different sorts Price a
per boz Boston, Feb, -, ls29.
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Thames. s.strcet, Just North of the Brick Ma;
ket
He HAS FOR SALE,
A general assortment of DRUGS < NET
ICLNES, which are as GOOD, as will be touno
a, any othor shop; and at MopER.rr prices.
GPATTEND TO YOUR TEETH =
He will attend as a BrsrIsr-Those VII,
have lost their Teeth, can be furnished with
ELEGANT ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
which will be set on Gold, or otherwise, with
great exactncss, surprising in beauty their
former natural teeth; embracing the modern
improvements in the art.
TrrrH DRrssEp, and erery operation per
formed ON them, which their condition admits,
with grea, care and perfect safety There is
no necessity for going 10 New York, Provi.
dence, or Boston. for who: can be got at home
of cgoal, il not Of superior quality and, at less
expense.
l1-ln either, or all the above employments
DR JonSsoS respectfully soloits a continu'
ance of the patronage Of the Ladies and Gen
tlcmen of Newport, and those of the adjoining
towns.
Q-PThosc who have Teeth in a diseased
condition, should apply, before IT IS too late
for remedy.
Nevport. Feb I2. 1900
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-16

NDIA rubber over shoes, not very nice, al
l. 62l cts. The pairj very nice black cantol
grapes at SO 80 dress; nice calicoeo at 16 9
ients ard l21 cents the yd beaver gloves n
l0I cents the pair; cotton thread at G2i centp
he hundred skeins; beautiful ginghams lQI to
"a cents yd.; whitoned shifting cottons iO4
aents, and thousand other articles equally
cheap, are going at the rate of nine knott
1T TyLLEX'S.
NIB All those who will probably wan
cloaks in the course of two years will do we
. call at 7Illeys and purchase them now, as
,Iaids never will be so cheap again as the
present. march ..
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Cloth Dressimg-.-- Indigo
Blue Dying.
fIyHE snbserlber inIorns hIs frlends anl

SENHE subscriber Informs his friends and
n the public generally, that he carries
on the CLOTH DRESSING BUSINESS
in all its various branches, at the UNION
FACTORY, Portsmouth X. where all per-
sons may be assured their work will be
dsne with dispatch and in tlre neatest man
ner-or no pay-as he has employed man
competent to the business, who has had
long experience in coloriHg and dressing
Cloth OF every description. Wool -carded
into Rolls in the best manner, and with
promptness, at the customary prices. All
Goods entrusted to hrs care viii be finish
ed as cheap as at any other establishment,
Goods intended for the Factory may be
left with Edward Stsnhope, Broad. street,
or Bobert Il. Carr, Ferry wharf, Newport;
George Lawton, Tiycr,on, and Jeremiah
Clifford. Bristol Ferry, here they will be
taken by tie subscr Der, finished aud re-
turned. Carpets made to order, in sups-
rior style from any pattern, and AT short
notice. MOSES LAWTON.
Portsmouth, Oct 25, 1927.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-16

Has CO.NST.1.VI'LY FOR sale,
Al his Store head Of Gardner's echa,G nert
South Of The BretceTy
1 great variety Of CORDiALS, Of good
quality, such as Robbery, or Winter
green, Peppermint, Anniseed, Tonsy) CHINA
mon, Lemon, Glove aud Sprarmint Cordials
The above may be had in any quantity at 90
cents per gallon
Also; n general assortment Of GROCE
RIES, Liquors, Wines, Teas. Crockery, &c
vhch will be sold as cheap as can be purchas
ed elsewhere.
The subscriber gratefully acknowledges the
liberal patronage hitherto afforded by his
friends, and hopes by his endcavors to please
aud strict attention to business, to merit u
continuance of their favors Feb 90.
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S. w. VINSON,

DHJ C. GISI dfld .IFUIHLC.3hf
NEWPORT,
And by Druggists Generally.
S. w. V. reminds his friends and the
public, that he is constantly receiving fresh
supplies Of all kinds ofMedicines and Drugs
selected with care and prepared with ae-
curacy. Jan. j, 1929. -5m.
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MARCH 10th,
HAMMOND'S
Circulating Library.

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Assignee's Notice.
Newport, Jan. 90, Ie20.

Asslgnee's Notice.
THE Subscriber having received, under
Il the direction ofthe Supreme Judicial
Court, an Assignment from BENZ. CHASE,
of Newport. Of all his Real and Personal
Estate, in trust, for the benefit of his cred
itors, hereby gives notice, that six months
from this date is allowed to present and
prove their demands against said Chase
All claims not established before the eypi
ration Of said term, will be debarred from
any dividend on said estate.
RICHARD SI.4Ig, Assignee.
Newport, march Z, 1929. MIC.
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Ammunition Store.
No l03, State Street Boston.

No l03, State Street. Boston.
M. BARNARD, Agent, offers for
III. sale as above, by Wholesale or re
tail -
300 kegs English Tower-procf GUN
POWDER, (tor sporting.)
2O0G kegs Dupont Gunpowder, warrant
cd first qGelity)
$500 40. Reston do. (warranted)
500 bags shot, all sizes.
10000 percussion caps.
N. B. The above Gunpowder is war
ranted, and will be sold as low as at any
other establishment in The Country of
DUAL quality For terms please apply to the
Aren't, or to Mr RUFUS B. KINSLEY
Newport and orders given to either vii
DC promptly attendedto. May ID.
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POE u II Ys
For the Rhode.Tslnnd Republican.
From nap Bu0Det of straps.

aDIuNt L~"H ASN"9sS ~ ~~"F'
The Millcrs Ass, so Esop wrote,
NCalld Dabbin, who ne'er saw an oat!
Had sorvd his master twenty years,
And for that breed quite kind in years;
Bu, worn with toll his glass most run,
The Miller and his hopeful son
Who oft had beat this faithful Ass,
Resolved MS he could scarce crop grass,
Tokccp him longer twas sin,
Nhose bones were almost thro' the skin,
r.. drive him TO tho nearest Fair
And seI'' the aged servant there
So of they started with great care
On foot. because, thus runs the tale,
If Dobbn Aagg'd Of course no saIo-
They had not jogg'd on many miles
Ere they had many taunts and smiles,
At length dozen pilgrims met,
Trudging along midst dust and sweat;
"sure, friend you're careful Of your beast,
Methiuks that ons Of you at least,
Might Just as we'll mount on his back,
As pod along this dusty track
The Miller TO reproof was kind,
His calling stamp'd it on his mind,
Took their advice in gentle mood,
Put un the boy and onward mov'd-
They had rot travell d far along
Before they met another throng
"You idle dog" they soon cried out,
acct down lazy stupid lout,
Or else wen lather well your hide;
So ,Jwn, and let your father ride"
On .hls, tho old man wiped his brow,
Their counsel thankd "my boy II now
Get on and ride, go you get down!
And thus we II travel into town"
While thus in merry mood they went,
1T seems as though Old.Nlck had sent
Another gang TO raise a row,
ga base and sordd wretch, how nov,
You like gentleman would ride
And see that youth walk by your side,
For shame old man. ;akc up the boy
Nor soul and body both destroy"
a yielding temper Miller had,
And so behind him placed the Lad
Now quiet they pursued their route,
The next they met bawld loudly out,
"Werc ever such pair of drohos
To ride an ass of skin and bones?
And overload beast most dead,
That scarce can crawl or move leg,
You arc more abie, faith 'tis true,
Toc carry him than he bear you"
Tho old man patient and complying,
To carry Dobbin thought of trying,
a moment mus d the charm was broke,
And thus tho Miller wisely spoke
aim tried this day like any Saint,
Have lent an car TO each complaint;
And think il butter TO nursua
What reason, conscience, teaches you.
IL is hopeless task find, SOD.
To -fbink Of s,isssinA qSf i,tGRhutd
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gTsS Glol.VI-a
ia, ThameS-street,
3. g. SAEcSNI.

TTABIT Cloths of various colors; Rob
III i,oy and Tartan Plaids, Cambet &
merlno plaid, both new articles; Calicoes
of new patterns; Satin leyantlne, black &
eolored Gros de Naples and Grus de Ber.
lin; black Marceine Silk, French Taffeta
and Italian Lustrings; rich Garnltures ana
plain broad Taffeta Ribbons; raw Silk, Va
lencia, Prussian and Braganza ShaNls;
Cashmere, Thbet and barege hdkfs; Blk.
and cold. Bombazett and Circassian; white
Adrianople Grape, black French do; wire
Piping, black petinet and bobblnet VeiIs;
green Gauze do; linen damask Cotton ia
Bile cloths Flannels, some extra fine white;
point blankets, partially damaged, &c. &c.
ON HAND,
Bleached and Unbleached
Sheetings and Shirtings--Tickings--Sat-
tinets--Cotton Thread, &c.
Oct. 9, 1923.
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TO Let.
Office.

uNIlE subscriber has been appointed ad .
minis,rator on the estate of WILLIAM
CoeorsnAIr.. late Of Middletown. 9ecess.
ed, and is legally qualified to act in said
capacity. AL persons indebted to said es'
tate are requested 10 make immediate pay.
ment-pnd those who have claims against
the same will present them to him for set.
,cment.
THOMAS COGGESHALL, .qdm'r.
Middleiowp, Feb. %, 1923.
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Coughs, AsthnsGs and
CON SUMETIONS,


yENHE Public are respectfully informed
Il that ANDERsoE's COUGH DROPS
aud PICTORIAL POWDERS have from
an extensive use for nine years past, prov
I'd themselves to be one OF the most vaiua-
bic remedies ever yet discovered for the
cure Of Coughs, Colds and other affections
of the breast and lungs leading 10 Con-
sumptons. Thousands have experienced
the happy effects Of this Heqling BUiSdm,
and many of the highest respectabiiiy have
voluntarily given certificates, some Of which
will acconeany each Bottle, that will suits
ly every unpreudiced mind that the most
extraordinary and unexpected cures have
2een performed by the use of this modi-
cine in cases of long standing, in which
other medicine had produced no favorable
effects, aud where the most skillful Ply
sIcians had given them up as hopeless. 1t
IS not pretended that they are an iniallible
cure iii all cases, but of such as are incura-
BILE, there nre but few but what will be
greatly relieved by the use ofthem. Scarce
ly case Of Colds, Coughs, Panin the side
difficulty ofbrea,hing, want Of sleep arsing
from debility, or even seated consumptlons,
but may be relieved by timely use OF this
Healing Dalsam. Each Dollar Bottle OF
this medicine contains about GO doses-
which proves them to be cheap medicine
considering their virtues.
NEW CERTIFICATES.
To James leilen, Hudson, n. Y.
In the spring Of 1873, mr.. Eeazer Har.
ris. man in very INDECENT circumstances,
and who had labored for me occasionally
for more than year, was violently seized
with an affec tion of the lungs, accompan-
inl hx,a t,nht Dru pn,,nh In,
bic TO raise any thing for nearly half an
hour, and then, most commonly, blood. His
cough was so severe and incessant, that
lie soon became much emaciated, his eyes
CLASSY. and his strength lett.uh;n 10 TABOR:
compassionatipg his situation, friend Of
mine and myself lfprocured for him one bot
tie Of Anderson's Cough Drops. By taxi
ing which, in about three weeks ITO my
astonishmenU he was so far restored as to
be able to perform his usual labor.
GAIUS STEBBINS.
HiilsdaIe, Feb. 10, 1898.
i Robert Kidney, of Rochester, Monroe
county, N, Y. do hereby certify that for .
long time was so reduced by an affection
OF tire lungs, attended with pain in the
breast, Itficulty OF breathing, &c. that my
life was despared Of and given up as in
durable by council Of five Physicians, but
by the advice of Doct. G. Hitchcock, Of
Roche ster, was induced TO make trial Of
your Anderson's Cough Drops, and by US
ing one bottle was restored to perfect
health. | would therefore recommend all
those afflicted with similar complaint, 20
make use OF the same remedy, as am per-
fectly satisfied, that it saved my life.
ROBERT KIDNEY.
Rochester, March ii, 1923.
BetrGre Of imposition.
This Valuable medicine is counterfeited.
Purchasers must be particular and ask for
.Andsrson's Cough Drops prepared by
JAMES MELLEN, and also see that the bot
ties are stamped in the glass, J. Melien in.
stead of |. Miller.
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"Medicine is Gods secOl,t
cause Of Nealth.h
rccr. JcENscN.

WILL continue in the PRACTICE Of PLY
w SIC as usual Residence, No 1Se
Thames street, just North of the Brick Ma