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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-29

Through the warehouses of the city SO long ago as
1915, was estimated at $20,0o0OoO.
Foundation of Cincinnati.--A Directory of the Ci-
ty of Cincinnati, Just published gives the following
statement of the population of that place:
From the most correct data that we have been
able to obtain there are present permanent white
population in the city of Cincinnati, consisting Of
Males, 1885
Females, -lO,O35
White inhabitants, 1880
To which may be added
Blacks and Mulattoes, 2,258
Total, 24,148 souls.
Besides the above, there is constantly floating
transient population of from 1000 to 1900 souls, who
help at least to swell the bills of mortality
Ireland.-There is no doubt that there is some exl
aggeraon in the late of the dsordered state
of this country Nevertheless enough may be be-
eved to convince that the times there squally.
The following is CLEANED from late English papers.
LONDON, July 22.
The Dublin Even;ng Post of Saturday last ex-
claims
What state is the country reducedto In Tyrone,
Armagh, and Fermanagh the Catholics have been
obliged to retire to the mountansfo protection The
mich suffered to run wild about the country
for want proper carethe children and their moth
ers have fled from their homes under the fear of
sassinaton and if vigorous measures be not speedily
| adopted the civil war in the North may be extended
to other quarters"
The Prvy Council has terminated its deliberations;
and the result is proclamation calling upon the
thortes of the country to obey the laws, which will
produce about as much effect the invitation TO Mas
4 ter Bdrner1ine to come down and be hanged The
4 Dublin Evening Post has hit the nail on the head
=" Disam the yeomanry and proclaim Martial Law"
There is in shillyshallyng when multitudes are
taking the field against each other. In all cases of
this kind verify is mercy. In country where the
magistrates partisans the law mockery. The
only efficient discipline is martial law administered
unsparingy and mpartiay, without regard to religion
or party. .
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-29

Booono,te The death of Washington which occurred
18th December 1899, gave the first Consul, Bona
parte) an opportunity of making known his feelings in fea
the United States of America He wore mourning Tor
this lstrous czen and caused the whole army TO do the
same by an order OF the day following, dated 9th February
1907 Washington is deadn this great man cohended
against tyranny he established the liberty Of has country
His memory aoW be dear to the French people, as to-
euerY freeman of the ttDO hespheres and particularly to
the French soldiers cko like him. and the americans, con-
tended for liberty and equality" The First Consul gave
further orders that, during ten days. black Grape snouo DC
suspended upon the flags and standards OF the Republic
--+S--
ToMB IN THE CLoUDs.-The Duke of Atholl is
said to have upwards of 60 miles of graveed walks
on his Pcrthshre estates, and more than hat hat num-
Der of miles of carriage roads, many OF winch are 1of
med out of the solid rock, and lead through the most
picturesque scenery the tops of various OF the lower
rance of the Grarnpians But all these yield to that
which the Earl of Fife has been for some years form
nu to the top of one of the highest Bens in Scotland
(Niacdui, in Brac Mar, which is upwards OF 1000
feet above the level of the sea by which materials
are carried for the erection of family tomb upon
the highest pinnacle of the mountain The length OF
the ascent is nearly seven miles from the foot.
Glasgow Chronicle.
Pittsburgh Po-Seventy- five years ago, Gen. then
Maior) Washington, made excursion into the
Western Wilderness, and descending the Monon9a-
heIa river in to its confluence Wlth the iAle
phanv, wrote to Gov Dinwlddie, that ne considered
the land in the fork (he present site OF Psburg)
ne extremely well suited for fort, as 1t had the alb
soute command of both rivers" The g land in the
FORK which Washington examined with soldiers
eye and on which he recommended the erection OF
little military post to overawe the maraudng sayages
of the neighborhood, is now the largest inland town
in the United States, containing about 10000 lnhabl-
tants the depot of popuous country; and possessing
/, manufacturing capital of many millions OF dollars.
The amount of merchandise which passed yearly
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-29

aati- Soceties.-The following but small number ~
the Anti-Soceties recently formed or proposed.
Anti-dunning- a-ma to- death-society.
Anti going -to-slcep- wth-a-candle-b uning -sociey.
Anti-eaiing- too much society.
Anti-use-to -ittle-exercise- society.
Anti-snuf-a nd -che win g tobacco-society.
Anti-ladies' Lace -yoursef-t tight-socety.
AntI-go-to-sleep-a -church-socety.
Anti-gong
-han-wh- intention christening -proftng
by-the- admonitions-ofthe- preacher-sociey.
-.sSs.-
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-29
MAN.

Men are machines, with all their boosted freedom,
Their movements turn upon some favorite passion:
Let art but find the latent foble ont,
We touch the spring, and wind them at our pleasure
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07

The Quebec Gazette Of the 10Th inst
says--A good deal Of ice has been pass.
ing down the st. Lawrence, opposite
this city, foe the two last days. The lake
ice is not past as no rushes and wild
water fowl have been seen, although
there is no doubt that il is on its way
The season continues favorable: large
patches Of ground are seen in all tue
parishes round the city; the roads are
completely broken up
From the Montreal Gazette Of the
a0th last we learn that the river, oppo.
site that city, was open, and several
steamboats, and schooners had arrived
at the wharves. There was an unusual
quantity of floating ice, which had done
seine damage TO the paddles Of the
steamboats,. The water was to be let
into the Lachine Canal on the 2oth, be.
ing only twelve days later than last sea
son.
The Eastern merchant (says Burck
hardly seldom enters into hazardous
speeulations, but limits bis Transactions
to the extent OF his capital Credit TO a
great amount is obtained with difficulty.
Failures ere, therefore, of rare occur
renee; aud when man becomes EN-.
barrassed, either from an unsuccessful
speculation or inevitable losses, his
creditors forbear TO press their de mands,
and are generally paid after few years
patience; thereby saving the merchants
credit and preventing the consequences
of bankruptcy"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07

aE ondcrs'gaed, Commissioners, appomt
ed by Decree OF the County Court o
Berkeley, VIII sell by public auction, to the
highest bidder. on Mos DAY, the Iith day Of
May next. at The CourtHouse door IL Maetins-
burg, a HOUSE and part OF LOT No. IS, lying
on The MAN Street 10 the said town, being the
same now occupied by solomon Hedges 49,.
Terms OF sales One third cash. one third in
twelve months, and one bird in two years.
with interest ON the credit payments from the
day OF sale Until payment--the purchaser Civ
ing bond with security and lien on the pro.
perry. JOHN slRoTHER,
HARRISON WAITE.
April i6. CHARLES D. STEWART.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07

Jefferson votes on MONDAY the lotn Instany.
THE Prog REss OF "REFORM"
The following appointments have, we
Understand, been made by the President,
hsugh we have not seen them officially
pnounced'
Sc.muet SwGrticous to be Collector of
be Customs for the port of New York.
the place of jonathan Thompson, re
aovsd
.uordecai M. Noah, Surveyor and
lnspe ctoF Of the Customs for the port OF
New York. in the place of Peter Stagg,
rmoped.
Fi.tiam King to be Collector OF the
Port of Bath, Maine, in the place of
John b !Soanton, REMOVED
Jataes a. Hamilton TO be Attorney OF
the United States for the Southern Dis
trict of the State of New York, IN the
2place Of Joha Duer, REMOVED
u John Mkeaa OF New York, TO be-
ESecretary OF Legation to Great Britain,
in the place of I'm 3 Laurence. reno
bed
There are few persons in this county
says the Hagerstown Torch Light who
are not acquainted with Casper w. We
yer, Esq. aud as few who do not know
4 him to be remarkably correct, ener-
/ getic, efficient and faithful public agent
twill therefore necessarily be matter
of surprise 10 many even Of General
Jactson's friends that Mr. w. should
have been superseded, by the man,
short Gotice OF whom will be found be
low, from late GAINESVILLE paper, the
Ohio Republican.
James thompson, of GAINESVILLE, has
received the appointment of Superin.
tendent of the Cumberland Road, in o.
bio, This appointment has caused great
dissatisfaction, even among the friends
Of the President. We have been credi-
4 by informed that MIR Hampson would
not be credited for Ten Dollars, by any
man who knew his private eircumstan
ees; and yet the President and Senate
OF the United States, have entrusted in
him the disbursement OF One Hundred
thousand Doliarsi of Public Money in
enc year. Thus the work of economy
and reform progresses under the new
Demonstrations; when or how il will
sAd, will take wiser heads than ours to
tetermine
And subsequent number ofthe same
Paper remarks -"We have no hesitation
10 saying, that more injudcious Sc
lection could not have been made. The
appointment of either OF his competitors
ior the office, would have reflected much
more credit upon the administration,
oelng far better qualified to discharge
'ne duties of that office; inde we know
4 OF no prominent individual in this neigh
o'rhood, among the friends of the sc.
neral possessing fewer qualifications
!or correct discharge of the duties of
"'ad Superintendent, than Jas. Hamp-
SON"
Nor has the President made a much
@e,ter selection as Register of the Land
Vhee at Chillicothe, Ohio, If the fol.
loving short account Of the new incum.
Ssnt be correct. We copy it from the
ehllleothe Gazette of the Sd inst.
we are at a loss tosexpress, in suffi-
eient terms of adherence. our disgust
''hls mans conduct, Ia the first place
pe wentto Washington determined on
having an Office of some sort His first
p"ch was that of District Judge; dissp
p''ated IN it, his only alternative was
o ~ psnFplant the Register of the Land
Julee here. gentleman of the exem-
'''Fy chsrsctsr, and one of the 6rst Of.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07

L,oUND trespass,ng ON the farm Of the sui
II scribsr, as an eslray. = Roam HORSE,
with four white feet, shod all round. with q
scar on bis right bullock, is supposed 10 be
between seventeen and eighteen years old; ap
praised to fourteen dollars. The ewner of said
horse, is requested to come prove property.
pay charges, and take him away.
April 20-St. MICHAEL ROONEY.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07

NOTICE All persons indebted TO the es-
~ tate ofthe late Bernard Ksphasf. are re.
qacsted 70 make immediate payment; and those
having claims against said estate, are Invited 10
bring Them forward, properly authenticated.
for settlement. JACOB MYERS, .sdmr.
April %.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07

&C. 80. go.
Price of Tickets Whole Si0. Half Is.
Quarter 50 50, Eighth 81 IS.
aTOrders for Tickets or shares in the A.
bove Lotteries. forwarded BY mail lpost paid,s
or by private hand, will meet With the NOSE
prompt attention il addressed TO
YATES & M'fNfYRE.
Washington, ID G.
Prize tickets in former lotteries received so
cash.
An official account Of the drawing will be
forwarded to sdventurers. free Of postage.
April 9, 1879
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07
sALB-pur,usut 10 decI

NHARSIlAL'S SALE - Pursuant "a dscl
AVE- order Of the superior Court OF Chat
ry, holden a. Winchester, pronounced the IStly
day OF December, 1898. 10 the anti depanl,insl
in the said Court, Henry BediN<er. nla;n,;eT,N
sgains, Stephen w. Forman, defendant 4 shaii
sell on Tuesday the 18th day uf MAY mart A.
Public Auction, TO the highess bidder. a, ~,
Lick Mills in The County of Berkeley. abous
i've miles from Martinsbnrg. near the road
leading from Aence to WilismsSori. Mary.
land, one undivided third part Of said farm
and Willis and appugtenances. containing aboue
svo aarss. Also, the one undivided thifd part
otthe Farm, commonly known by Hoke's tract
sad the aPpursenances thereunto belonging
containiug about i54 acres. IL being the interrss
OF the defendant Stephen w Fornaan IN both
said tracts. The first mentioned tract has
ArxA thereon a good Merchant Mill.
.ss.W DWELLING HOUSE. KITCHEN. &
Issss large Barn, all bull, of stone; Also
aiiIier's House and sundry out bou-
ses built Of wood. The latter tract has ON IL
some old buildings and the largest hmestons
spring IN the County. Terms Of sale, the pur.
chase money 20 be paid in one, two and three
Years from the day OF sale, in equal ssalments.
he purchaser 10 give bond snd security and
deed or deeds OF trust on the premises. TO "a.
cure The purchase money. Sale will commence
about ii o'clock.
NATH'L. SEWERS, D. VI. for
q. w. SEWERS, NJ. w. Z. %.
April 2. 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07
SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
10000 DOLLARS
GAliTAI. pRiZ

Grand Consolidated Lottcyu.
CLASS NO. FIFTEEN.
Will be draws in tho city Of Washington. en-,
Saturday. the 9th OF June. 1880.
so No Lotterg--9 Draton Ballots.
SPLENDID PRIZES.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07

ISAAC S.LhUCK s. Co. contemplate
I'll change IN their business on the ist day 81
July next, and in consequence thereof. would
earnestly request all those who are indebted
to them, to make arrangements for payment
by iha, time; should there be any, who cannot,
pay the amount of their accounts, il will nj least
be expected from them. that they close ,hes
same by note. April 10, 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07
Drawn on the Sd of June.
COHEN's OFFICE BAursoRs, !
April Is. 1929.
Maryldhd State Lottery,
No. 2. for 1929, arranged on The
Odd and Even System,

by which the holder Of two tickets, or two
shares, is certain of obtaining az least OHe Prize,
and may dra.o Ihyes--and IN sHn,e proportion
for any greater quantity pyire less than
-Four DoRars--Ths Drawing is hxad on the Sd
JUNE, in order TO allow distant adventures
the opportunity of investing.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07

LNLECrioN. Notice is hereby given, that
Ia an Election will be held at the Court
House Of Berkeley County, on Monday hs
iith OF May next for the purpose Of eieciing
four Delegates TO represent the Senatorial his
trct, composed of the Counties Of Berkeley,
Hampshire. Hardy, and Morgan. in the Conven
ton to assemble at Richmond IN October next.
GEORGE HARRIS, Sheriff
Aprll25 Of berkeley County.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07

CONVENTION Election. .Hay I1.A.
PHILIP C. PENDLEToN, Esq.
Gen. ELISHA BOYD,
MOSES L. HUNTER, Esq.
WILLIAM NAYLoR, Esq.
WILLIAM SEYMoRE, Esq.
WILLIAM Jon sL.DSoN.
CROMWELL ORRICK, ESQ.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07
MANY vorkgs OF HAnPsHIRs.

CONVENTION observation-disclosures county
A. the close of the poll on Monday evening
lar delegates TO the Convention from the Sena-
,oral district composed of the counties of
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07

n, N. vo,ers of The Senatorial Di'tricf, composed
af,hs Counties Of Hampshire, Berkeley,
Hardy ard Morgan
whereas, We regard the election of mem
,.,s 10 the Convention, as matter OF great
.,ncrtanee, & believing the talents OF MOSES
r AUN TER, Of Berkeley, eminently calculate
Oh 10 adorn the representation OF thus district,
Jo take the liberty TO recommend MN TO our
.isllow.citizens OF other Counties IN The dis
tic, as gentleman, every way qnal'hed 70
Gse,ss and maintain the great and Iuesumsble
sghts OF treemen, and who will receive the
hearty support OF
MANY voTKgs OF HAnPsHIRs.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07
HIGHEST PRIZE,
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.

1886 Prizes, amounting to $500
UTNot One Blank 10 prize--The whole
payable in CASH, aud which a. usuai al CO.
grs's oFFrcE, can be had the moment they are
drawn
Whole Tickets, 81 Quarters, 81,
HaIues. sal Eigafhs, so cts.
TIE be had in the greatest variety Of Nos at
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07

oaper OF this day, is nssrly occupied with
Invention Question. We give the letters
iae beers Pendle,on, Boyd aud orr'ck, 10 an
90 the Hampshire Interrogs'o''ss, ed,
; .ssss,ed to ,hsm and others !" our last. All
q, Sss gentlemen have answered except Messrs
s =, more aud DOoald'On' 'heIr answers have not
cone a5av next the Election in this County, for
no" - ,he Convention, will take place.
Cses a.t,on ,silk net last longer than one day,
as re-. - rain mr. high waller should prevent the
eis '.ls from attending. We sincerely hope,
v e .o,.rs viii turn out promptly on t's day.
T Us is an important election, and much IS ex-
IH.' fem berkeley Let 1t not be said that
FsS oitizens rgsv feel luke warm on the subject
rs Berkeley the credit is due for first starting
he Convention Ball in 1910
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07
THE PROG Rgss OF "REFoRM"

Jefferson votes on Monday the 18th instant.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07

We perceive by the las. Winchester
tky Republican, that JAMES CLAax,
late Representative in Congress from
the Fayette District is announced as a
candidate for reelection. From this
we infer, that the rumor of Mr.. Cars
being before the Peopls for that office
is without foundation.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07

The New York Gazette of April 2sth,
We learn. by letter from wash
mgton, that the Secretary OF War has
by order Of the President. informed
General ScsTr that he is reinstated, and
has furlsugh until December next.
We presume that the meaning OF the
term re-instated is, that his resignation
has not been accepted. Although we
have not heretofore been entirely salts
fed with some of the acts of this officer
vet we have never hesitatec to accord
to him the merit of a gallant and eth
silent officer, and we are well pleased
tina. this country viii still have the ben.
ct of his valuable services"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07


The measures lately taken by Bolivar
for convoking Constituent Congress,
and the principles recognized as to the
election of Deputies, the organization
OF the Congress, SC. serve to show his
anxiety to preserve Republican form
of Government, and, of course, to vim
dictate bis intentions regarding the Ii
berty of bis country We are glad to
learn. that the prospects of Colombia
are considered, a, this time, more fat
tering than they have been.
Bait american
The Boston Statesman, il is said, was
conducted bv three editors, Mr.. An
drew Dunlap, Mr.. David Henshaw, and
Mr.. Nathaniel Green and IA very luc
ky coincidence there were just three
capital offices in Boston, 10 the Presi-
dents gift, which three Offices were
fairly, impartially, and promptly distri-
buted among these three lucky gentle
namely, District attorney, Col
isct0r, and Post .Masisr-Dsl. Journal.
sT To Corrsspoadsats.-Breyity is the
spice of wit,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07

sT To Corrsspoaasats.--Breyity is the
spice of wit.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22
Bank Of alexandria,

BANK OF AleXnNOria,
January 5th, 1929.
4 DIVIDEND, for the last half year, of -Four Dol.
IA lars share on the stock ofths bank has been this
day declared and will be paid to the ockhollers on
or after Thursday next, the 9Th inst
BY order Of the Board,
jan 6-eo3w J. L. McKENNA; Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22
lust PMblished,

And for sale At the Bookstore of A Z. KENNEDY.
LETTERS ON FEMALE CBAEaCTER,
addressed to Young Lady, on the Deaf. of her Mo.
thcr by Mrs. Virginia Cary, the following subj ets,
viz
l. Consultations of Religion; g. Piety IND spcnsable
to Female Excellence; 5. Female Pisty exc Bp fed in
the characters of Mother and Daughter; a. fniion
Of Charity; Women defended from the chsrEe of In
stability, g. Danger Of Associatirg with a.nia3le NO.
men, who are without Religion; 2. importance IF cuI
tivating the Graces of Temper g. Exemplifcations Of
good and bad Temper; g. Consequences Of Emula-
ton; 10. False Sensibilty exempli6ed H. Picture Of
Domestic Happiness; 10 On Dress; 10. Consequences
of Self Deception exemplifed; IA. On Friendship,
S. Romance and Poetry; l6 Female Attachments in
Science and Literature; II. Methodical Arrangement
of Times l8 Manners, the result of Intellectual Cult.
walton; 49, Misery of Dscordant Marriages.; 90 Con-
versation considered an Agent in Moral Improve
ment; 81. Prevailing Errors in Female Educaton; %.
Domestic Management; 2S Early Religious Educa.
ton; "a Submission to the Divine Will Is. Exorta.
tons to Cultivate Vital Picy indispensable to hap.
piness.
Let others hy to pleasures distant dome,
BE mine the dearer task to please at home.
Haley.
Lectures Female Education, by Jas. N. Garnett Of
Elmwood Essex county Virgins, third edition
Evenings at Home, by Ann Letta l3arbauld, London
Literary Souvenir for 1890 [edition
Amulet for 1899
New Years 4ift, do jan9