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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-01-06
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OBITUARY. although the record OF departed
virtue is ID the affections Oh surviving friends, yet
en ,lsof ad de "Gt "isious tet USE
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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-01-06

bw many have appear
who have taken for
lar aut nihil. Every
the orations of Cicero,
ould indeed call them
bursts of eloquence
\ multitudes. Every
ed produced an over
N we Judge alone by
ill they produce, we
rators the purest and
But their expressions.
tiOns of their true char
las timid and irresolute
void of that dignity
acter which belong Pc
,animous man. While
ntirely Invested of every
as not only to desert
bis eloquence had un-
/ allowed himself to be
Of gold. But to come
Who has not read
bmpositions of the great
age, whose illusions
sensitive and the lof-
L can fascinate, sooth,
} an effect have his
that numbers at the
themselves in defence
Of a character the re-
lich will be perpetuated
ded as it is by every
as it we're, to have en-
b. feelings in his writ
himself was left alone,
orOding passion. Who
Napoleon would have de-
history, had not his am
D by the heroick, though
fformer ages. And may
eer have been influenced
Napoleon accepting the
We have before us a
writings we're, and ever
nents of the stage ; while
hys delighted his hearers.
|self was the most deprav-
Since what are called
! such an influence, we
Pnsed at hearing their
as well as their virtues.
Fhe remark made, that a
makes a great man.
IS almost become a prov
; man, in order to fill up
Of his attainments must
'uu ''iough every dlssipat-
't possess a great mind /;
mind in younger years
E As in a fruitful soil
B IS luxuriant, there must
'prlnging up in every d.
'0ung if they have any
mus, must be conversant
!; otherwise they will
0 a vigorous manhood.
'er years. We find men
snts entirely inattentive
I'd necessary business of
lelr property to 60 to ru-
eirauding their honest
dues ; or else familiar
Of a still grosser nature.
Example to others, who
\ an authority to support
gllgenee. These faults
: IN the train of great
ald We not rather say,
on a level with fools.
at when directing their
nd the reach of a COM
icy have not the power
enc, and for a short time
concerns of life.
$ this power, and they
me step nearer the deity:
use power nothing is too
'spection nothing is too
we see many persons of
the lesser, or if you will
eaner, virtues, we regret
lay aside their contempt
Cannot be possible that
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-01-06
NOTICE.
Biacksnithing.

THSlIE Subscriber would inform his friends
-l and the publick, that he has TAX en- Shop near
the Printing Office, where he intends carrying on
the above business in 0l its various branches SO as
to suit customers that may call on him; and by
punctual attendance to business hopes to receive
share of publick patronage.
NJ B. Horse and OK Shooting will be particularly
attended to-
DOLIEVER JOHNSON.
Lancaster Dec. 8, 1928 If
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-01-06
Singing School.

RgERRICK HOUGHToN, olf Berlin,
1VE will open SINGING SCHOOL,, for the
instruction OF all in Bolton and the adioi hing towns
who are DESTROYS of improving in Sacred Aiusick, on
MONDAY, the ed Of December currel(N, at the
Singers Vestry, in the Evangelical Cong egationa
Westinghouse, in Eohon, at early cande-l light, and
will continue it on Monday and Thursday lITenings
through the season--gratuitously
Dec. IT, 1928 3w
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-01-06
SeWeIl Carter

4 AFFERS his Shelf Goods, comprising
NJ good assortment of European and Domelstick
Dry Goods, Crockery, Glass, and Hard Ward, at
cost for Cash.
Also-West India Goods, Boots and Shoes, Mills,
Lumber, &c at very low prices for Cash or SHORT
Credit.
us. G. requests all persons indebted by note lpr
account to make immediate payment.
Lancaster, Dec. l6, 1928 3w
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-01-06
TAILORING.

IFNHE Subscriber respectfully informs fs
\ citizens of Lancaster and its vicini'J,
that he has taken the shop recently occupic
by Capt. John Lyon, where he intends car
rying on the above business IN the MT :
style. Trimmings Of every ac-
scription furnished to order.
( JOHN A. HASKELL.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-10
From the N. Y. Evening Post.

Sit Of Clothes for Mr.. Clay-The Stock
holders OF the Oriskany Manufacturing Com-
pany. at their last annual meeting, unanl-
mously directed the Agent OF the Company to
manufacture axd forward to Mr.. Clay, piece
Of broadclotk, suitable for dress, as mah-
Hesitation of their respect for his "dIslnteres-
ted and ehfcient efforts In favor of the Amerl-
can SYSTEM The following Is an extract
from the letter TO DIR. Clay, walsh aocompa-
MED the present, and his reply:
WIRES BOROUGH, Oneida Coz Sept. Q.
Hon. HEsRY CLAY:
In compliance with the resolution Of the
Stockholders, 1 now have the pleasure OF for
warning you the accompanying piecee oil broad
cloth, manufactured from wool shearcd from
my own flock, and to solicit your acceptance
oft Knowing the interest you feel IN behalf
OF the manufactures of this country, it would
give nae great pleasure were able to give an
encouraging account of our progress. This
| cannot do This establl shment has bad a
capital paid in OF 100, 900 dollars; upon which
there has not been five per cent. Dividend II
- years; and the whole property would moi
now bring one-quarter of the money invested
We certainly cannot sustain ourselves unless
we receive all the protection we are fairly en-
titled to under the last Tariff. 4 remedy
.souid he found against the gross fraud prac-
| used at some -four principal Custom Houses
and the "dollar minimum" we think shoulC
| be stricken ont. In hope that The nation nal
one day see what are It's true interests, ane
who arc its real friends, remain with grea
respect, your obedent servant,
B. NEWTON DEXTER.
Agent D. NJ. Co.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-10
According to sdvices received by the Divan, I

According to sdvices received by the Diyan,
another corpsuf reserve of4 900 men viii ar
rive the LIST (l5th) inst by way OF Rimmick
from Russia The continual arrival OF war
stores and provisions proves sufficiently that
Russia intends to secure for long time the
possession Of the Principalities. All accounts
for some time past shew plainly her inten-
tons. The Russian Engineers are measuring
the ground all over the country, and the num-
Der o inhabitants anltieir property are not
ed We are, on the other hand, quite IN the
dark respecting our further position with Iur-
key.
"Adyices have been received from Kralo-
va, that body Of Turks have passed the
Danube between 0rsova and Widdln Aiter
the conclusion Of peace had been announced
at Adrianope, they committed great excess
es, and many robberies on the other side oil
| the river.
"..ue cases of plague in tlss nelslberhood
become every day more scarce; bot at kraJo-
va the disease is stated ODE still very alarm
ing"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-10

"A Pun Legol--A cause was lately tried
which originated in dispute about pair of
small clothes. The Judge, who was a noted
punster, observed, it was the first time he
had ever known a STAT TO be made out of a
pair Of breeches
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-10

NOTlCE--Al persons having claims a.
~ giant the estate of Dcyid Miller, decd.
are invited to bring them forward, properly
authenticated for settlement; and those in
Sebted, will prepare themselves for immedi-
ate payment, as it is the wish Of the subscri-
beers to bring the estate to a speedy settle
ment
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-10
ASHLAND, 2sth Oct 1929.

ASHLAND, 2Sth oct 1919.
DEAR SIR: have this day received piece
Of breadcIoth OF the manufacture of the O.
riskaBy Manufacturing Company, transmitted
to me by yeu, their agent, In pursuance OF
their unanimous resolution, and also your
letter, accompanying it, of the 9th ult. its
texture and coloring are very fine, and ii
would bear advantageous comparison with
the best piece of French broadcioth No per-
son would ever desire, on any occasion, to
wear better or more beautiful piece Of cloth.
| accept the present with pleasure, and re-
quest you to make nay respectful acknowl-
edgments to the company.
That pleasure, lmust own, is net so live
" as it would have been, if their establish
ment and the other woolen manufactures OF
the United States were in fourishlng condi-
ton. Iregret extremely to hear that that in
teresting branch Of our industry is not prosPe-
rous: bat hope that the causes which pre-
vent its full success, VIII be removed or rem
elied by the wisdom of Congress. If existing
laws were fairly executed, facilities to for
eigners in the sale of their merchandise sub.
jected to proper restrictions, the dollar mini
mum repealed, and the raw wool net predu-
ced In our country were allowed to be impor-
ted at moderate duty, have nc doubt that
our woollea manufactures would immediate
~ revive and prosper. lsincere4y wish that
the next session OF Congress may not termin-
ate without the adoption OF some, If not all Of
these measures.
w it'll my thanks for the polite manner. IN
which YOU have executed the resolution of the
Company, 1 ana, with great respect, your
obedient servant,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-10
. JACKSON, Lou. Oct. II,


Dangerous Stranger. time lastweek,
while some negroes were engaged in picking
GU, cotton in field near Thompson's creek,
about or miles below this place, they were
suddenly surprised by "a Tigress leaping into
the field, and seizing dog. The negroes,
not aware Of their own danger, repaired to
the assistanceof their dog, when terrible
battle ensued--more dogs were brought into
acton; notwithstanding the Tigress would
have made dreadful havoc among them, If
Spamard living near the scene OF battle had
notintcrpos knife in hand, he bold
ly engaged the ferocious animal--he received
several severe wounds and the T:gress had
him down, and would have conquered him,
had not the negroes succeeded in thrusting
large stick in the mouth of the Tigress. and
held her until gun was brought, when she
was shot. She measured seven and a half
feet from nose to the end of the tail The
male was seen afterwards in the neighboring
woods-he appeared much larger than the
Tigress. 1t as somewhat strange, indeed that
these animals should be travelling in this sec
ton of the country 1t is probable that they
have emgra'ed from South America by tile
way of Mexico, Texas, Opelousas, and cross
ed the Mississippi near the mouth of False ri
yer. Some two or three-years ago, Tiger
was killed on the hills near RussellyiDe, in
the interior Of Kentucky.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-10
LAND FOR SALE.

n WISH to sch FARM ofaboot 200 Ac-s.
Il of good Land, onthe Potomac River nee
the mouth of Opeqgan Greek; the land i IN
good state OF cultivation, with cctaSor,alas
dwelling Houses, Barn, Disillery, Sc.
also wish to sell my MILLS, with abon,
so Acres Of Land, on said creek. Terms Will
be made knewn by me.
JAMES FORMAN,
November &c.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-10
JAMES HODGE, Trustee.
November -, 1929.

NOTICE All those having claims against
LIZ the estate of George Tobd, deceased, are
notified to bring them forward, properly au-
thenticated Cor setIement and those indebted,
are requested to make immediate payment, il
being the desire Of the Subscriber to settle up
the business of the estate without delay
BAILEY TABB, Ex'r.
November 26-3t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-10

4 gentleman from thecountry reports that
the town of Hamburg, Berks county, was in
state Of great excitnent when the stage
passed thro' on Tuesday last, occasioned by
rencountre between a person of the name
of Hatsfeld, a justice of the peace, and ply
stefan of the name of Kline, both residents OF
the place. The street was bloody for con,
siderable distance, and it was reported that
the Justice had run the Doctor twice through
the body with sword cane.
philadelphia aurora.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-10

The Philadelphia Gazette, in some remarks
npon the subject OF the House of Refuge for
Juvenile offenders, says that sit has been
found that the majority of lads who have
been committed TO the House Of Refuge for
Petty Larccnies, began that business BY steal
ing fruit" This comes Of the laxity of mo-
rails, we suppose in part; but it arises also
from the dangerous impression which chill
dren iinbibe in early years that fruit is not
property
The experiment of Maj. George Twiggs an
sugar making, has, as we are informed, en-
tirely succeeded. We are more and more of
opinion that in atew years a great abundance
ofsugar wal be produced in Georgia. Major
us sugaris of the best quality. The cult
walton ofthe Ei'le is also rapidly extending,
and winehas been made and raisins dried in
our neighborhood. Augusta paper
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-10
TRUST SALE oFLAND

DY virtue OF Deed of Trust executed by
ID David Rees and John Brsnnard 10 Tic
subscriber, Trustee tor the benefit Of the Bank
OF the Valley in Virginia, viii be sSld at pub
lie auction to The highesr, bidder, for ready mo.
ney. at the Court House of Berkeley County,
fie lsh day Of Dece's5er nert. being court dAgt
Tract Of land situate in the county Of hetke.
lev, on the north side of Back Creek, sdjoin.
ing the lands Of John Yates. formerly Robt.
Dunlap, Nathan Ross and Levi Brannon, cen,
tsiuing l99 acres, be the same more or lesl.
The purchaser may have the privilege of pat.
ring sn accommodation Note IN the Bank Of the
Valley 10 Virginia, instead Of paying cAsh, ex.
rep, asto the expenses of The sale and sdger.
Using. The title is believed to be indubats.
ue The subscriber will convey the said Land
az Trustee.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-10

Cross Eye:-A Doctor D. C. Dcvine, of
Charleston, S C. adyertises that he has dis
covered complete cure for the "delormity"
called .cross eyes" Charges for cure vary
FROM % to S10e,
S,s7tag>--The Macdonough Geo. Jack
sonian tells the following stoy:-A young la
Ground Squirrel go into the crevice OF large
rock, which lay fat on the ground, ram her
hand IN 10 catch it, when she was severely
bitten; chang YOU, you have bit ne, but viii
have you any how" she said, and again po-
kcd in her hand, but instead of the squirrel,
she pulled out large Rattle Snake, having
IL rattlcs-her hand and arm swelled prodi-
giously in few hours after.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-10

BOOTS. SHOES. AND HATS
FEN{E subscriber has just received, in-addi-
II ton TO his former stock, general assert
ment of
Geniiemen's, BOYS and Youths
BOOTS SHOES, & HATS,
comprising all kinds now worn, and of the
latest fashion; together with a splendid as
sortment of all kinds of APPS, such as
Genileme,ls fine Seal, Otter & Hair.CAPS,
Youths Seal, Black Norocco, Leather s. Sea
Leopards CAPS,
Cialdreg,'S Lest Lemon glascd Seal, Otter, Sa-
bic, Ermine, fennett& s. Chanchill CAPS,
together with variety Of trunks; all of which
VIII be disposed Of at reduced prices
p. TORMEY.
November 5.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-10
Tdrtetp.
From The Richmond Enquirer, Of Tuesday.


sCENEs IN itIE CONFhN ZION
For the last tive day, tbs Connection nave been
engs Ged upon all the three departments %. the
government On saturday, the tesoiution fur
aboltsiiHg the ErecuHus Csanci. was passed. Il
was also detcrmued 10 org "a &c an adviser,
ECU ci for the 1Ogernot---5ut ~ho ere t.
c,tnpose il, isssiil left ~ blank The csmmt
tee rose bur without coming TO any deshi!ht
resolution,
Yesterday, the Raos Of Reeres.n,aoon wa.
taken up and Messrs Upsi,ar AID Leigh pto.
posed aud srought forward their schemes oi
compromises; each of them touGdrd on com
o,uatisa u basis Tor Eosh branches Of sl,e Legss
ture, ami Zach ut them boxing Ia a further
app ointment OF Representation; but differing
belh as TO The combination of khe basis WHICH
they embraced, and as TO t.e degree to which
they extended the elasticity ct their principle
--Mr, U's az We understood, taxing in the
veragas OF the three bases, bat susceptible of
almost any d. gree Of extension MIR. LIS TAX.
ing two b ,ses only, aud extending ONLY to a
certain .uaber of counties hereafter to bs
Iec.ed.
Two other plans of compromise were also
offered Fl rem the West: one presented by Mr..
Cooke, and supposed to present the project 81
nearly the Mountsin and middle NJ emb ers foun.
ded upon tue white b,sis for the House Of De
legates, and the fed raj basis for the SeRa lie,
With an enlargement Ui the Hlemoefs OF tERt DO
dy The second plan was from Nc, Campbell
of Brooke, embracing other proyisiens; and
particularly attempting TO secure the East u
gainst undue ,sxstIon or appropriation. these
yfslaus schemes are ordered 10 be printed sno
referred TO the Committee of the Whole.
The scene was animated by the appearance
of CHE Justice NJ arsIaIl for the first time on
III Huor. HIS views differed! IN some respects
from the details Of Mr.. Le'gh's plan though he
agreed in the general principle He spoke.
tor some time, with great emphasis---nvoki ing
the spirit OF conciiatiou, aud showing the con.
cessisns which The East willing to Rake
for the sake ct campromise.
A few aBiSated remarks were thrown cut on
9th sides Of the House--but pointing TOO
plainly TO certain grounds which bosA parties
we're preparing 10 assume. and to the possible
Illustration Of all the isbours of the Convent
One of the members, indeed, ~sr. WiIssn, OF
Monongaiia,) talked OF Offering proposition
in the course Of the week for an adjournment
of the Convention till Gc'ober next No cues,
ton, however, was taken on any of these points,
and tue Committee OF the Whole passed en- to
the discussion of the Judiciary Report.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-10
HlRWlpa &c

Box Raisins, Keg ditto, Figs, Soft Shell Al
monds, Jamisons Crackers. and Cheese, for
sale by HOGMli1E s. BOYD.
Nov. 10
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-10
II. CLAY.
S. NEwroN DEXTER, Esq.

Nicholas cs. .dle1ander-The New York
Gazette gives the annexed remarks fir ON Belhs
Weekly Messenger, on the difference of dis
positions and policy evinced 10y the present
Autocrat Of all the Russias, and his predeces-
sor on the throne:
-1'I'he Emperor Nicholas, be it known, is a
very different man from the late Emperor Al
exander. The Emperor Alexander was of a
mild nature, fond of ease, and not readily ex-
cited to war. He had imbibed good deal of
the philosophy of the French school from his
tutor, the famous La Harpe; but it had not
corrupted his generous heart, orpoisoned the
sources of moral and religious truth If lit
made him alittle of acoxconib, it stih lefthim
Christina. Ills master piece efpolicy, the
Holy Alliance, was conceived in the best mo-
tTes, and had, with Alexander, the merit of
being dictated by Virtuous and contentious
principle. Cthcrpowers clung 10 it, as bar
rier against popular rights. We have our
selves often styled it break water against the
flow of liberal opinions. But, in the intention
of Alexander, it was ment to preserve, and
for twelve years it did elfectually preserve-the
peace and quiet Of Europe. The Emperor
Nicholas has contrived to slip his neck out of
this collar; he has broken up the work Of his
brother; and now that the sluices are opened,
and the waters flow in, who can tell where
they viii stop?''
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-10

Oliver Cromwell, who was great General,
and became Protector of England, was 10
years Old, before he entered the army--the
celebrated Admiral Blake was IN his 50th
year when be first went to sea.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10
By the Lieutenant Governor of the Common.
tcedlh Of -pvginia,
n ITO "

WHEREAS from "a nqusi,ion, taken before OF the
Coronsrs OF D'nwiddie county, the mill han,e of Col
Of certain Tho%s, Rose tAen and there lying dead ap
pears that the said Rose wantonly murdered by
tain WILLIAM Fs,ier, late of the Coua,y Of Dinwdde
Who Who i%nmsdda.eiy led and is now going at ase:
eunei OF State 10 oder reward of Two Hundred aud
hty dolat person who will and
convey TO the Jail OF Dnwidde county Aforesaid e said
Wilsm Fs'ier AndI do moreover require all Civil
and Military and eIhort the good people of the
wealth. 10 their best fugitive
rects. -
Given under hand Lieutenant Governor and under
tSEALI the Seal of the Commonwealth al Rich.
/ mond, this 9th day Of March, 1929.
PETER v. DANIEL,
Lieut. Gorn'r of Pa
William Frs.ier shout So 53 years age quite
about feet two inches high, xh "a
eyes swahy complexion, with counteneTce siius al.
frontery his left ba. beer fractured aud became d
with snsli bend Whes he ahsconded, he had on plaid
cloak red aud blue stripes nueh worn Of home
mixed with white and blue, and small skin cap
ing white on the top.
March tn1-wz.