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feeling. and interest blsndid With yours; and
rely upon the magnanimity and Justice 81 oar
s,s'e' Ceunt'ss, Hampshire and HARDY for aid.
we suggest the proprieiy of ssch County. an.
pointing Committee to assemble the PORK.
o. CacaPhon, for the purpose of nomin.ting
TOUR persons 10 represent Us in the Copyention
MANI FREEHoLDERs or MoRaAx CouNrr.
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wAsn1nerox. MAnen 9. 1aoo.


To The Editor ef IRE Unisd States 1segfobh.
SIR: The above article, from the De
mocratic Press, Of the 9th inst. having
been brought under my natice. in a
snanner emitted to allrespeet from me,
| felt it my duty to say, tina, il the wri
Ter intended To sllude 10 me as the Der
son eha was invited 10 Washington, TO
take the station now assigned to Mr.
Ingham, be is wholly mistaken was
not invited here TO that or any other de
finite station, and did not know until
some time after my arrival what The
General intended to offer for my accept.
ance He aever made me any pledge
or promise which he has not offered to
redeem. in manner perfectly satisfac.
tory, had net the situation in which cir
cumstsn IS placed me, prevented thei,
acceptance. think it my duty to fur
Their say, that all bis conduct and deport-
ment TO me. have ev,need the utmost
kindness and friendship.
Yours respectfully.
HENRY BALDWIN.
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Ia, sIlIBgness 10 serve them.
letter TO the editor of the Baltimore Gas
>.,s, dated WASHINGTON, 9th. March, SAYS
sn is aow understood here that Amos kendsll
rn suyercede DR.. Watkins. and Isaac mia,
In X Culls--And that Daniel n. Miller wnl
&1seeed William Jones as Collector OF Phhs-
sphis.
"T4zewsll goes to London, Dallas to Paris,
hi r. 2. Moore, ~ Colom1ls--aiI Of winch
Relieve"
{ Ne have no objection to President Jackson
ss1dIng has trleads w,th faS offices, but The
sod Of tie coantFy require that he should ST.
C, ron among the eieserest OF the "ouck-
ks.'1
same discomfort appears to be manifested at
announcement vi two seniiemen rom
kelley, as suitable persons 10 DC v0ied ior
deiegatcS TO the Convention, TO be Aosdes IA
c1mond IN OCTOBER. 1t IS somewhat ssraaRe
the Trends Of reform in Aiorgsn should oe
posed 10 Inc n0minstion of these two gentie-
sa--they are men In whom the 'shir, liberty
happiness: the rIgnt If acquiring aud hold
property OF any eount5, nay be entrusted
IA perfect saieiy --they are as firm friends o,
|Orm as ever iIved, and as cspsole OF ssttlDg
acting IA a denoeratise body, as anv others.
lrIren1S IN Morgan do nDt view tnis matte,
It's proper hghs. Uader the present deJec.
.Fs CONSTITUTION we have ilved upwards OF fifty
ara for tie ,sst sixteen we nave been srug.
7ns With tue iow-iand oiisarcby tor reyl-
ba VI The s"ne--she Legislature OF Virginia
we, ct length, granted tnat privilege, aud II
understand IL aright, II Is 20 form a New
fohsltusion toe Tue whole o.aie, ano not
sDIy' Lbs eue1aies vi reform are summon.
'heIr best talent TO The councns, IA order
defeat, 1t possible, the ooJeci. Oar lntefes
our duty, eeqdires thai vs. should not &c
selves down and Quarrel wnelh.r we vii
u Hiae from ,h,s county 0? tnat county,
'hat we should ahste ana send our b, 81 mel,
natter where hey ave, 80 tina, the, are
I'd men and true" AID decided Trends 40
Nm; men VINO aie capable ana veil q iaished
l'charss the srdoous aud fesponsl1 Die du.
ffeposed on them. In otaer sectioms OF the
NC We hnd thsIn calling men from cuunties
Vi the'r disJIct--ior instanse. LhaDn,.n
ason, OF Richmond. Will be yotea Tor NV
Fpeopte ot Augusta, And aenj anu u atkins
90, oy tue people OF Amelia Nh, tIeo
"a'a our fflelds IN Morgan oDJect To The re
|"hehdstIon OF The gentlemen oil RefKeie,i
speak Showih5y, WHEN We say, that The
y"'"at'ob '''a meet "ih Tie appreciation oil
&c hamoeroi the geod people Ut Morgan
u"uot some aspfsats may be dissa,is Ii 3D.
'"s good people We say, thls As not an
-! -aay %ust 'ess--yon all Know how long We
"een c"n'ennn'g, aud now tins prvllese
grated US, let Us sSiset men ior The buiid
x VINO are master work .a,n; men that have
Z" 'iied ana ave ws,i qlaiIiied, in Urder thai
~, IL.
@pa our children mal ENJOY The wages u
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gs s-re led into mistake in our last, by
ini1s nation received from Hagerstown, in
.ss thai the Hon. HKNRK CLAH would arrive
,,s on dOBdsy last and dine with ms W ash
\ O, esuuty trends on TUESDAY. II appears
Ets r0re1 Light of Thursday last. tust be
arrive 10 HsgeFstown this eSehlng, aud
e vita AIS friends al the Gione Tavern on
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-19

The Alexandra Gazette ssys-"we expect,
hereafter 10 have to furnish, daily, new batch
OF appointments, as. we are informed, seser
al sweep has been made in The Depsr,n en,s.
and the "proscrl2lTe s,stem' is unders,oodQ 10
1e the policy OF the new ADMINISTRATION"
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CLOVER SEED

IF Have rereised quantity Of fresh
Il GLOVER SEED, Which viii be sold ehsap.
THOMAS &. LANE.
shsphetds'oun, Match 10, 1893.
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IN Sale, supply q Murry and Davis highs
~ celebrsted PLoU6BS, which viii ia
run of on pie asing terms
THOMAS c LANE.
She pherds'ovp, March 10 1899
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EbuBiiC SaLE,--W III be sold, by Pnbhc
4 .fucfion, al the resideses Of The subscfib-
e. living on the iards belonging to the heirs of
Captain lohn Wsipstf, in il lEe son county, on
Ftid1y The Eth msianf, all OF his stack of Here
SIS, Cove, Hogs and Sleep; Planning uiensils
OF ali kinas, sach as piougbs, Hsftsws, Wheat
Pm, Road wsgen, Horse Gsatss
FIFE V.8LE.aBLE NEGROES.
one Maj, about Tort, years Of aye, fouY BOYS
and one Gsrl, their ages from seven 10 fifteen
years. Twelve mouths cree dit WILDE given On
the purchasers giving bond with approved Sc.
CURLY. Sale to Commerce early inthe day.
AkinUR KREyEs.
Jefferson county, March 10 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-19

IL W. Leigh has been requested BY ninety.
bar freeholders OF Amelia 10 represent their
,lret 10 Convention, and he has expressed
4, sililBgness 10 serve them.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-19

The Philadelphia (Jaskson) Mereu.
~, says One fourth OF eur o,rn party
IS mere prea,gate than even that Of the
Coalition. The President iJac ksonl viii
have to guard more against his pretended
friends than bis ayowsd enemies. Ifhe
should tall into the saares Of the profit
gate OF his esrn party. he and the touairy
ARE L0sTn
Small Por.--rhis alarming disease
seems to be making inroads, 10 various
pats OF the country. Not long since,
several cases Of were exhibited in the
western part Of Pennsylvania The
Fredesickiown Herald states that three
cases OF the disease had lately occurred
at that place. The persons affected
were removed 10 q retired situation,
without the town.
The horse Henry, celebrated for his
blood and stock, and particularly as The
competitor of Eclips= at the great
match race in ls2s. is now at the tfatm
Of Mr. w. Is Ludlow, Ciaverack, Co
iombia county. All who witnessed that
trial of speed, remember the bearing
OF that noble animal on that occasion
Though barely led By Eclipse, ho
could have been beaten BY no other
horse in the Union, He was purehas
ed by Tue present proprietors Tor the
sum Of $lI0o- They deserve he
thanks OF the public for having brou ght
h'n to the north al such expense. We
may as well remark at this tlme as at
another, that we regard those Who con.
tribute ts the Improvement of the breed
OF horses, as public bensiactoss.
49, ALBANY .frgus.
From me Portland Name .4auernser.
Morgan ooer again, The nep lbdne
fson : Morgan, who recently murdered
his vile. ~ this town. has escaped, OF.
rather, has been carried eff. AS far as
we ean uhders'and. il appears that he
was under arrest. in the aips house.
guarded BY an officer during the day.
aud by we,non durin: the night. Yes
tefday. We have been told, he was SO
exceedingly SICK, aud found il so d iii
cult to breathe, that the windows were
opened to preserve lie. This was pro
baby part of the plan, on his part. for.
during the last night. be was visited by
number of fishermen, fellow crafts
meD It is said, who. in the absence of
tie female from the room, con,rsed 10
bear him off. and to this hour ha has
not bsen beard OF. We learn that lad
dsrsw provided by his friends, who
managed the abduction, By which the
high fence or wall that surrounds the
building was scaled, and be was enabled
to descend from his windew. We are
not acquainted with further particulars
he case. however, falls 10 no wise
short OF that of Morgan the Mason; and
the New York abduction has now q par.
allel IT not 10 interest, at least ia ro-
nance and siogularity.
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MAeoN. fCEonorA., Fen

mAcoNy kJEoRGTA, ZEN ~.
Extraordinary fresh. - The inces
SAINT ra'ns on Tuesday and Wednes
day last, swelled the water courses
throughout the country TO an ex,raor
binary height The Or.nulaee had
risen on Thursday, at l2 o'clock, up
wards Of 90 feet, and ns tributary
streams. The 1'obesaniky, Echoeo.no
and Walnut Creeks, we learn, were
ss high or higher than they have ever
before been known since the firsi set
Element of The country Most OF the
biidges on these streams, have been
carried off Macon Bridge, no,wi,h
standing The immense raft, which had
accumulated against it, nobly resisted
ths pressure. and stands monu.
meps oflhe fsithfulness and fidelity of
The industrious and worthy citizens by
whom II was constructed.
Indigo. We understand that Mr..
sLAPPEy Of Crawford county, had
under cultivation about twenty acres IN
Indigo The last year; from which,
though the season was unusually dry
aud unfavorable, he made about tw Give
hundred pounds OF fine Indigo This
dye IL qnoed in the Northern Tarkels
al from one dollar 10 two and a quar-
ter per pound Even at the lowest
rate, the m4king OF il is mare profitable
thai making cotton Mr.. 3 has been
bu. a short time resident Of this state;
and IS entitled TO the thanks of the
community for being the firsl 10 revive
the enlaty aim IF a ~ ala st..Ax
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-19

Very fair Among the Toasts drank
on the 4th OF March, atthe Inauguration
dianer at Boston, is tte following:
By Ii. White Of tho U. s. Nary : Having
westhered away .hs shoals by keeping Sou1hard
last cruise, We will, with confidence, trust to
3 Branch pilot for the next.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-19

Doaphin Of Fance The heir
apparent Of the crown Of France de
rivss his title Of Dsuphin from The
following very singular circumstance
10 1889, Husberi, second Couu, Of
Dauphlny, being IneonsolabIe Tor the
loss Of his heir and only child, u ho
had lesped from his arms through a
window of bis palace al OrenobIe
into the river Isere, entered into a
convent Of jacobines, and ceded Daus
phiny, TO Philip, younger son Of
Philip Of valois, for 100 ,OOO FERNS OF
gold, each Of The valne OF twenty soils
or Ten pence English, on ccndilion
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Progress of iaruyy-Ths largest
piece Of plate 10 Europe has recently
been manufactured ia Londtn for the
King of England. II is for the purpose
ri wlne-cooler; man may stand up
r ght in il; end il comprises seven thou.
sand ounces of silver. The gliding
corresponds in richness and skill with
the whole design.
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aARrINsBUkG, MAnea Is, lS20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-04

CoJ5eii,in one ofhis late Registers, boasts
in these terms of his corn. fed family: "The
following propositions will be denied by no
body that does not covei a brooms,ick; that
paleness is sign Of fceblencss, if not Of
I'll health; that as soon as body becomes
dead, its cheeks are pale: that when per.
son, from whatever cause, faints. the blood
totally leaves the cheeks; and that, in short
pale face is a sure sign Of want Of vigo-
rous health. Now these promises being
undeniable, ! shall FIRST state fact, and
then throw out my chsllenge. The fact is
this: that during the last three months, or
Whereabouts. no wheat, or any thing pro-
cecding from wheat, no sort Ola thing usu
ally obtained from grocer; or in other
words, no sort Of thing which is not tho
produce Of tho soil Of England; that none
o' these things haye been consumed under
the ROOF OF my farm house. Now then, my
challenge is this: there are twelve ofus un
der this roof, who live in tho manner aforo.
SAID without wheat or any thing proceed.
ing from wheat, and without any thing not
produced from the land in England. And
1 hereby offer 10 bet any man hundred
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J. j. FAXES,

NO. 65, Thames. street.
.4lso sold BY =. w. TLN'SON, a. n.
MOORE. and By the Druggists generally.
Newport. Dec. 25. 1928.
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pounds, that he does not find, under any
one root, nay, under any six roofs, any
twelve persons that have so many square
inches Of red upon their cheeks as are 10
be found By due admessurement upon ,he
checks Of the twelve who live under thIs
roof, and who feed in the manner above
spoken of have kept this farm house
for moro than year, without splilts, Win
out sugar, tea, coffee or any sort OF grocery;
without any Of these having made their ap'
pearsnccs under this roof, tho observe,l have
never been without two women IN the house
these things have done for more than
year, and no doctor or apothecaIy has ever
set his foot within the doors OF this 'arm
house, during the whole of that time;,hougb
let it be observed. am one Of the first to
apply for medical assistance for any body
in my house, in case Of even the appear
ance Of illness. Bot we have had no Ill
ness: the accursed tea has not been here TO
shake our nerves; and the branded wine,
and the vitriolsted spirits; and the Gbomi
nable brewers poison have been kept
way from under this roof, and we have been
well; though close upon the border OF
marshy meadow, which, was told, would
give us all aques and typhus fevers. .N0lo,
II Deoy,ie ,eiW not lire as ,ce ive, let them be
III, say Il Ihare no pity IorMem. They are
dynnkards and gintions; for drunkenness
and gluttony arc only things Of degree.
In short, if people will not restrain them
selves from indulgences which cause sick
ness, sick they will be, and sick they ought
to be-"
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Coughs, Asthn,as and
CONSUMPTIONS.

THE Public are respectfully informed
that ANDERsoN's COUGH DROPS
and PICTORIAL POWDERS have from
an extensive use for nine years past, prov
ed themselves TO be one of the most vslua.
BILE remedies ever yet discovered for the
cure of Coughs. Colds and other affections
of the breast and lungs leading to Con.
sumptions. Thousands have experienced
the happy effects of this Healing Bnisam,
and many of the highest respectability have
voluntarily given certificates, some ofwhich
will accompany each Bottle, thatwill salts
fy every unprejudiced mind that the most
extraordinary and unexpected cures have
been performed by the use Of this medi.
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. IL
is not pretended that they are an infallible
cure in all cases, but of such us are ncura
BILE, there are but few but what will be
greatly relieved by the use ofthem. Scarce
ly cage Of Colds, Coughs, Panin the side
difficulty of breathing, want of sleep ersing
from debility, or even seatedconsumptiops.
but may be relieved by timely use ofthis
Healing Balsam. Each Dollar Bottle OF
this medicine contains about 60 doses.
which proves them 10 be cheap medicine
considering their virtues.
NEW CERTIFICATES.
To James .Meiien, Hudson, N. Y.
In the spring Of 1918, mr.. Eleozer Har
ris, a man in very INDECENT circumstances.
and who had labored for me occ: sionally
for more than year, was violently seized
with an affection Of the lungs, accompan
led by tight dry cough, frequently una
BILE TO raise any thing for nearly half an
hour, and then, most commonly, blood His
cough was so severe and incessant, tha,
he soon became much emacated, his eyes
CLASSY. and his strength left him to that
degree that he was wholly unable 10 labor:
mpassionating his situation, a friend OF
mine and myselfprocured for him one bot
tie of AnderSon's Cough Drops by TAX
ing which. in about three weeks ITO my
astonishment) he was so far restored as to
be able to perform his usual labor.
GAIUS STEBBINS.
f1illsdale. Feb. 10, 1928.
] Robert Kidney, Of Rochester. Monroe
county, N. Y. do hereby certify that for
long time ! was so reduced by an affection
of the lungs, attended with pain in the
breast, difficulty of breathing, &c. that my
life was despsired 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 10 make trial of
your Anderson's Cough Drops, and by us
ing one bottle was restored to perfec,
health. would therefore recommend all
those afflicted with similar complaint, to
make use Of the same remedy, as am per.
fectly satisfied, that it saved my life.
RoBERT KIDNEY,
Rochester, March II 1923.
Be,oare Of Imposition.
This Valuable me die inc is counterfeited.
Purchasers must be particular and ask for
.8nderson's Cough Drops prepared by
JAMES MELLEN, and also see that the bot
ties are stamped in the glass, J. Mellen in
stead Of !. Miller.
FOR SALE ny
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JON.4S STONE.

complaints (Signed) JONAS STONE.
.4slfeid. June :, 1896.
THE subscriber, resident the city of Bos
ton, has been for seven years, sorely afflicted
with the gravel, which complaint was fre-
quenty so severe, as TO ineapacitate him from
labor, for months together He has taken the
advice of The most celebrated physicians, and
perseyered in their prescriptions, bot the
complaint increased in severity, until he
made trial of the Vegetable Lithon'rptic and
Solvent Powder, in July last. From the use
of this medicine, he has received the most
salutary and unexpected operation, as II has
improved the state of bis health. and rfieeiu-
ally dissolved the gravel into such u'lnu.e
particles, that they have passed off w.'hcut
difficulty Signed, CALPLN Lane
Boston, Dec lees.
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\ Vegetable Lithontriptic s
Specific Solvent
POWDERS.

INHIS preparation is a remedy FOR the
l. Gravel,a and all its kindred complaints
viz: Soreness of kdnies; Chronic Infam
nation on the urinary organs; difficulty oi
Micturition; bloody water; Stranguary
and every species Of gravel or stone in the
bladder. 1t is likewise one Of the most ef.
ficient remedies for Dropsy, that has ever
been discovered; and on the principle tha,
the immediate cause of the Dropsy, is o
diseased state of the exhalants, and urina
~ system.
So distressing are the complaints for
which this medicine is designed, and Sc
dreadful and doubtful the application OF
the knife, that this LlTHONTRIPTIC
has been ordered from great distances,
even from the East and West Indies, and
across the Atlantic! and it is not known.
that il has failed to give relief in single
instance.
The evidence in favor Of its high salu
tary powers, cannot be presented at length,
but a few names are offered. ofthcsc who
have fully tested the virtues of the compo-
sition.
Mr.. A. Davenport, Of Cam
bridge, had been severely afflicted with the
gravel for many years. lie had resoried TO
the most eminent physicians, and visited all
tho celebrated mineral wa ters, but the disease
gradually increased, until, to use his own Ian
guage, "life was almost burtben"--He pur.
chased bottle of the Lithontrip,ic, in Nov
ls25. and a second, on the first Of January
follow ing; on the morning Of the 9th Of the
same month, having taken a large dose the
vening preceding, hevoided a large quantity ei
gravel, one Of which stones weighed .forty
grams. The last information from this man
was, that he enjoyed good health, and felt We.
~ little Of his former obstinate and exerueiat.
ing difficulty.
The directions to the genuine Lithontriptie
are signed by the sole proprietor, "Jso. CRoS
Bir."
The subscriber has received
the most hsppy effect from the use Of one bot
tie Of Vegetable Liihon,riptc and Solvent
powders Tie has been afflicted for some time
| past, with the gravel, which had induced
great debility and distress. lie followed the
advice ofthe most celebrated physicians. with
out the least benefit, and, as last resort
made use of the above medicine, which i,a
rediat,iy and ,choliy removed the complaint
lie would most strongly recommend this me
dicias 10 these who are suffering from similAl
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tFrom the Connecticut Mirror. I
TONY LITTLE SISTER.

TONY LITTLE SISTER.
Come Sister, como, the Sun is up and smiling
DER the earth.
Tho morning Lark is carollus her melody of
mirth,
And all the songsters Of the sky, awakend by
her strain,
Respond in thrilling harmony from every hill
The dew is sparkling on each nowr, faircr
than lndia's gems,
a brighter, richer coronet than royal dia.
dews-
Como let us forth TO meet tho sun 10 hear the
joyous lay
Ofna,uro's mins,rois and to bathe our fee, in
ghttrlng spray. -.ss.
Twill make tho purple tide OF life in brskcr
currents flow, ~
Twill bring upon thy tender cheek heaiths s
purcst, ruddiost glow,
Twill fill Thy heart with calm delight, with
peace, with Joy, with love,
And whilo thou view'st His goodness here,
twill lift thy soul above.
To that fair land upon whose flow'r heavenly
dew dlstis,
That universe whose arthcst realms an angel
anthem fills
That place where shines no sun by day, whore
smiles by night no moon,
But God himself, IN glory pours, ono bright
etornal noon. &C.
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S. w. VINSON,

URUUGIST and .4POTHEC.HRY
NEWPORT,
And by Druggists Generally.
S. w. V. reminds his friends and the
public, that he is constantly receiving fresh
supplies Of all kinds ofM Medicines and Drugs
selected with care and prepared with &C
curacy. Jan. ], 1899 -5m.