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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-11

mary Of Va located at AIexaua,;,
present that very important ins,,,o,,.
as being more efficient and tnor. ~.
fol than could be expected from 4.
limited amount of its funds. The
plications for ministers made bv n.1
ly organized parishes, are becom;r.
more and more urgent, and far excs.!
the ability of our theological school !,
supply.
A missionary society was formed, |.
the convention, and very liberal snI
scription made by the members I'll
sending DOT ministers to the neglec,sJ
parts OF this state, and extending n.
privileges of the gospel TO them.
The representation from this dioc.,
in the approaching general conventiol
at Philadelphia. consists of the Re,|
Messrs. Cobbs, Keith, Ducachet ana
Mcclure: and Messrs. Philip Nelson
Hugh Nelson, James NJ. Garnet, and
Dr.. Garter Berkeley.
The convention adjourned to me,I
next year at Winchester.
The public religious services werI
very numerously attended. The mos
important and interesting of these ex
ercises was the funeral discourse on
occasion of the late mortality amonu
the Students in the university, preached
at 8 O'Clock on Saturday morning bv
the Rev. DIR. Meade. The spacios1,
library in the rotunda was filled d
overlooking The preacher showed
himselfa fearless and able christian
advocate, while he evinced a patriod
interest 10 the success of four highest nj
erary institution, and truly christian
sympathy 10 its bereavement.
We were visited by severe thunI
der storm on Sunday evening, which
although of very short duration, wal
productive of great mischief Tho
wrecks of the poplars which line Penn,
sylvania Avenue, are encountered al
every step; and the old oak, which
since the forest occupied the site OF OuI
city, has remained solitary lingelej
in the west front of Capitol, was STRUCK
and rlven by lightning. We have heard
OF frame buildings Frustrated, of chin
neys broken down. and trees uprooted
but, fortunately, Of no injury to any
human being. For few moments
during the extreme violence Of h|
gust, we had serious apprehensioDs d
evil much more disastrous, and NOR
extensive, than any of which we hay|
yet heard. The gust has been follow
ed by succession ofthunder showers
which have moistened the parchet
ground. cooled the atmosphere, and
vanished the epidemic languor whic1
he remarkable heat OF the proceeding
few days had infused into our citizens
Nat jour.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-11
NOTICEi OFFICERS!

NN&RsHAL'S sAlE.-By virtue Of y.
1VA cree of the Superior Court of cfancef
rendered on the 9th of December, 1928,
tween Washington Evans, complainant
John Craigbead and others, defendants suI
on Monday the ed day Of June next, on e.
premises, either in person, or by deputy ~
for sale, 10 the highest bidder for cash i
house and lot in the town OF Nsrt,nsoss
known as lot No. So, lying al the intefseen.l
of King street snd Spring Alley; besides 20 81,
dwelling house, there is kitchen, smoke 'n0'''
sc. JOHN S. MA6lll,
Marshal efihe Winchester 5. c. Caa''''''
MAY 20, 1879.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-11

NXToOL CARDlNG.-The subscriber ~ ~,
w ing got his Machines in the oes' e. -
is ready 10 accommodate bis customer -,
others, in Csrding Wool for them, al .. s
per pound He continues TO msnu ,s -
Scotch ;6gured) and Venetian (slr'peol ~.
peting, in the best manner and on Fes'0''
terms.
lie also has OF hand and for sale. seo'eA
Venetian Carpeting. on pleasing ,eIn terms
c. G CONRAD
Msrtiusburg, April so, 1873, -, -
G1HOGSLARD. SOAP. and WV
be taken in payment for Wool Casa'ns'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-11

drew Mcmillan.
% .4ccomac. syc-Thomas II Joynes,
Thomas NJ Bayly, G. Ii. Read and
Humphrey Billups.
Mepufo ct,sss -Rumors are set a
float, through the New York Evening
Post. and other violent anti tariff pa
pers, that many OF the New England
manufacturing companies have fallen
into difficulty, and are about winding
up their concerns. The editor OF the
POSTS of opinion that this failure Of
',the rich capitalists" will restore manu-
featuring "to the hands Of its legitimate
owners and guardians" Who are they'
Does be mean his English friends a
cross ths water3 Manufacturing, in
some of its important branches, cannot,
in the present state of the world, be
carried on. so as to be useful 10 either
a national or individual point OF view,
without the possession ofextensive cap
ital. To congratulate the country, there
fore, on the failure of its capitalists en-
gagged in manufacturing is butte mock
at ITS calamity, to insult It's common
sense. Whether there be any truth in
the rumors offailure, we know not. We
trust they are untrue. They may have
originated in the wishes of their authors;
in desire to promote and prepare the
country for the operation of the princi-
Piles to be fostered by the new Admins
tration. It'll quite likely, that the cas-
tern capitalists, foreseeing the effects
OF the reform about to take place with
respect to the American System, are
only putting in operation the ret'snch-
msat which prudence dictates as neces.
sary to save them from the inevitable
ruin that might ensue. Although, how
ever, little or no actual loss may have
taken place, and the capitalists may be
congratulated on the foresight which
has prevented it in their cases, there is
but TOO much reason to fear that the
home industry and consequent prospe-
rity of the country are about to be ex-
posed to greater peril than they have
hitherto encountered.
Pihsburg Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-11
From Niles Register Of Saturday.


"We are satisfied that set is about
to take place to break down the whole
protecting system. Many political move
ments to this effect have been made, or
are making individuals who serve as
'ndicss, and who lately favored that
system, speak doubtingly upon it, or
more boldly reprobate it. With the
People, however, we think il is gaining
strength; but if the political and monied
influence of the country shall be brot'
to bear upon this great interest, will it
be able to stand? We do not choose,
just now, to enter into certain particu
'ars that we may, at some future peri
ID, feel justified in stating; though we
shall not descend to disgusting individ.
ualities.
"The whole affair is, that noro is the
time Of trial between the British and The
dmericans for the supply fthe American
market, and The teeming of the press
and many other things show that VIC
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-11

The Clouds Thicken. The friends Of
domestic man afaclures, have in the an
ne xed paragraph from the Charleston
Mercury, another evidence that they
should bestir themselves.
The advocates of monopoly and in
justice may learn from it that southern
rights and principles have by no means
been abandoned in despair. Mild and
temperate as our political horizon
seems, it is the stiffness Of resolution,
resefviug its energies for the conflict,
and not BY any means the calmness of
submission. The spirit OF opposition to
the tariff, however little it nay be dis
played for time in our public prints is
assuFedIy as much alive as ever in the
hearts of our people. The time for its
exhibition will soon arrive--and' as sure
ly as it does, the supporters of the tariff
will find thatt the people of the south will
not permit that odious system to be ri
vetted upon them, without one effort
more to throw off the oppression"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-11

Campbell Of Brooke, and - Wilson
of ONO.
"a .Abiagdsn, Se-Edward Campbell,
William Bysrs, Frsncis Smith aud An
drew Nc MILAN.
% .4ccomac, Sc-Thomas r. Joynes,
Thomas NJ Bayly, G. Ii. Read and
Humphrey Billups.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-11

LRe Gay oySteni'- L ne organ OF the
present administration, the Washington
Telegraph, applies this sppelation to
the policy which has been adopted for
the protection and encouragement of
American Manufactures So far as thu
journal may be presumed to speak the
sentiments of the administration, this
connection of the system Of protection
with the name Of the man, who appears
to be the peculiar object of its dread
and aversion, is sufficiently significant.
When we see the American System
denominated the Clay system, as it now
is by the Washington Telegraph. it can
only be regarded as the signal of hostil
ity to the policy with which the inter,
ests and prosperity of the great body of
the American people are indissolubly
connected. But there is no necessity
for inference in this csse--open and a.
vowed hostility to the cause of manu-.
features is now manifested in many of
The administration prints in different
quarters, where opposite sentiments
heretofore prevailed. The friends of
The cause will do we'll to prepare for
the struggle which is approaching
struggle which involves more important
interests than they have yet been called
upon to contend DelaVare Jour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-02

DEMONSTRATIONS tn the D,iLy Ric,Aosp Nm, sb
year. aud FIR shorter period, the Of So YEAR paw
able m
Apvsrr-So.-For square of Is lines or less one III
IS two insertions ~; three insertions 81 IL aud
cay succeeding insertion 3Jl cents
Thrice week first week 81 25; every succeeding week 81
Twice week. hrs insertion IS cents evcry succeeding in
~
oace week, FIRST insertion Is cens every -.cceeding
sertton SD
All advertisements also inserted la the CoSriTUrioSAL
Wac.
Transfer, advertisers pay in advance
The nuni'er OF noted the VS. i,eN
viii he inserted ured be stopped aud charged
Coutngiy.
Annual Advertisers charel 30 dullus for sluasrs
ana that proportion greater ength
Au and Lottery dealers who charged slO0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-02
FRIDAY, Nv. 81.

=
The Coaven ION resolved itselfinto Committee Of
tn" Whole, Mr.. r. p. Barbour in the Chair
\" question Pcnd'ng, being on the motion Of Mr..
D"DDRinGE to amend the first resolution in the Ex-
eculive Report,
Mr.. DoDDRIDGE ,aid he had Observed Yesterday
evening, that the discussion had become somewhat
laltutinous- and he should now eDdcavor 10 conine
himself wi hin the limits which he had indicated. 49,
The question he said, whether we shall build
up SPLENDID Executive, rot; but the propnsiiion
tn be considered involved but single consideration
whether the Executive. if the first resolution should
pass shall be Cleo ed by the people q not II in
Vov nothing else. The decision Of his question
ml influence the votes Of other members on other
que tions. II the people should elect the governor
TO the pCO'' he would be responsible, and not to
the General AS emily, who now elect Ain. IL was
also TO be q tCrmned whether the Executive should
be entrusted with powers beyond those which lac
has heretofore exercised and whrth,r he il to eXer
else those powers alone, IN conjunction with Other
p rsons The decision of other qurs as would de-
y nj upon thus. lie would not touch .pOn The sub
irct ofhe powers to be conferred on the Executive,
whether that of appointment nomination. . oil be
added to thoee heretofore exercised, not: he
would confne hi msef 10 the = mplc o. G. ton
whether he shall be- elected by the people. The ar
gument therefore, would be confined within very mar.
row limits
VI had yesterday rrfrred to he language Of Mr
Jefferson. He had not road tho book for 90 wears
but. m reference Il, he found that his recollection
was perfectly correct. In referring again to il, he
could de- wi more propncty. as he was justified
IN tho view he had taken by the language Of Mr. JEFF
fcrsOI iu private letter, which he had found. Here
Doidrdge read some extracts from the notes on
Virg nia wh~h sustained him an what hc HAD b, fore
stated.
Afer reading the extracts. Mr.. ID. stated that
they emit led to weight, their writer Al
that time cherished those opinions, when the present
federal government not ~ contemplation of any
but wien the Union WIS held together by the feeble
cords ofthc confederation. These were he opinions
OF the statesman in earlier life when be IN tn,
full vgoT Of intellect sud no ssprsns seT polilca
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03
GREEN5S
CIT HOTET

CIT Y II OTE L,-Sr. LOUIS.
SHIE establishment having undergone considerable i'm
Provsmen,, and additions being made with view TO thu
comfort OF lis Patrons, ! e.opened.
THE PROPRIETOR solcis gentlemen visiting ST. Loui.
a. well as lie ctiIens and the public generally, 10 call
Judge fer Themselves where he will at a. times found Al
HOME!
embraces this opportunity Of eIpr easing his gratitude for
the liberal support he has received which will him
to further exertions to please.
His known experience in this line Of business. havins
Quoted the most extensive establishment in the wes give
him confidence in believing that mill ttsVs k ko~,
ds,atisfsd.
Carriages and horsss rv oil times Be IN soi;ass
TERMS.
Boarding aud lodging, by the day, 81
Do. by the year, s per week.
Boarding alone, $50 for the year, or 8 do.
Horse keeping, 2 do.
Feb. s. ss-uSM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03
Feb. ~.
NOTICE.

TWAS committed TO the Jail Of Chesterfield County, Va
rnusways the Glib December last three negro me
named Toney, Billy sud William Tooey hsd when con-
nfsd old roundabout srtout pair Of brown do
metie psnslooo, old black hat visible sbuu rs
yesr, OF feet inches high colour bsct; who ,sys
belongs Csrr, Of Isle Of Wisht county Toney had
free papers when committed hut has acknowledged that be
" runaway. Billy had on when committed brown .mtout
one pair bstk dom psnsoon old black hat no
y'ble, about n yesrs feet nebe, high colour yell
low who ssy, be belong, 10 Nathan Carr, Of Isle Of wight
couni Billy hsd free papers when committed since bs,
acknowledged be runaway. william hsd when "a.
med Par OF domestic psnsloons sfouudsbout
nestle old hiacb hat colour Known, has sesr On the left
side Of his forehesd Just shove his eye shes sbout year.
o. So feet inches high; who say. he belongs to ar
Smith, trader, thst he left him Dsnville.
The owners Of the shove named negroes requested
come forward, prove property psy charges take them
or they will be deslt with as the law directs.
]. d. 6O0DE, JsiIor Of
Chesterfield county.
Ftt. II, 9f~r7u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03
Trust Sale Of Land, &c.

Trust Sale Of Land, &c.
way Virtue Of deed of executed by Turner r. Hen
SSney aud Hannah his wife, William Gray& William
Miller trustees date the 9Th day of October 1927, and
dy recorded the clerks Office Of Goocblaud county, the
Subscribers will the 18th day Of March next at
Courthouse being day sell TO the highest bidder at pub
lie auction for cash. all the right title interest aud claim OF
said Henley wife in 22e Of land, lying the low
end ol Goochand county, being the snd which
owned by William Barnett deed also the said Henley and
wfes interest," title and claim in siz negroes With their m
and the stock OF horses hogs cattle and stock Of all
kinds with the household and kitchen biongnE TO
ssd Wm Barne estate with NIL other estate said Henley
4 wife, the will Of VIM. Barnett, Decd and aIso
tract Of land Fluvann. county Of se acres bounded
by the lands Of Sam Parsons, Hcky Hardin, Psrson Good
man ANGEL, much Of the above named estate will
the OF si06 81 with interest thereon from the
9Th day OF October 1927, till paid, with all The costs attend
ing the recording and execution of said trust deed; will
purchasers such title only the shove estate
vested IN us a, trustees. WIN. GRAY,
WIN. MILLER.
Feb -xxfIr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03
$40 RFWARD

WILL give reward OF Twenty Dollar. for experimenting
my negro wopsn Lryer. snd her Children Harriet sud
mmsy they ran on on the 2eth December s.t Lsser
bout "a years old about feet or inches high she bs,
pleasing eounspanee when spoken her mouth rher wide,
thst Of her children, spun Va n Harriet "a
YEAR, old neI 5spenh.r her lips are very hek, and full
on che or both Of her legs thighs, oeessone by he
ssnmtr little, dlmPs IN one Of her les Leyer has
father Cspt VIM Dsndfdges three miles below Roc ket,
aud relation, in the Deighboufhood Of Turks Isnd
Charles City cUunyi expect she lurking one Of the
above usned plsce her mother belongs Mr. Wm. Tsy
ley Of Caroline county, she has been Capt DsnddEe
sni in the nsghbofhcod OF Turks Island time since
Ch"tns' All persons are warned against haihofns her,
under the pensly u The law. THO5 ONALF
Kiug William, Folio 90 vsw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03
MEDLEY

rs A HANDSOME GREY, years Old this spring, very
iy hi, general appearance ecmmanI,ny ed approved
he will the ensuing at stable al the county Of
ter.bus aud 20 from Rehmond and is hi, ssni rsa-
d mare. $40 the leap and $50 the season pay.
mare payable known 20 be in foa Parted
Jons dollar to the for each be- p1 au.n
and desrsbe zach pasture being wen
prevent accidents Liability any tina, may happen
Servants SENT will be found without charge aud Mares with
Bsugb aud Arthur Taylor both residing
the stable will attend particularly 10 all orders IN my
absence.
PEDIGREE,
Med,sy's sire wa, Sir Hal, the of the imported
horse Harry, by Peter Teanle Hail., dan by the i'm
Sos:s by & dam BY
Afio sy i ai A.1G' Sir A,esv and h
vore daughter; she til. hes, in her day. and . nov
wi who
owner broud mare, and produced more runners and
ceniin. out q Folly W.S. the sreas'i racer time
the Imported horse spanier. II will thu. be hi,
Pedigree that he Ia, more Medley blood than any stallion
now known, which in my opium the best blood.
PERFORMANCES.
The Spring h year, cid, he match in New
York. the Union Course for three thousand dollars
be won with great ea,e at two heats
Long Island, 10 which there subscher $500
EACH which be won at two heat, in quick tine beating Rt
Roy Splendd, &c Both oil these horses, that he so easily
beat have since been winners the Northern
The fall after he trained and in bad health an1 oil
bad order, and beat by Red Murdoch Ariel
tho in his then condition he performed Same fall h.
ran for svesPsta1e tie Ge6ed course, mile heats
subscribers 1900 each, which he with great
beating Col Wynus horse Merh, and Mr. Gardens Ivan
hoe, dc.
Spring be four old he the Joeky Club purse
the four mile heats $500, without
Contest
Next won the purse at New Market, three mile
heats ne time and stye beating the truly formidable
mare Ariel without difficulty st two heats and running the
second he
having sustained injury his shoulder; which always
returned him when put exercise This will account for
his having been turf .oon-I have better
evidence however, Of his running than his public
he trained aud several time. had with
Snow Storm Sally Walker aud Trumpaor that certain
y good and with uu, that neither of them
lock ed him after running half mile This should not
have menoned had Arthur and Mr. Badger, both
these trials aud known the of this staten
w. r. JOHNSON.
hese ELL Reh -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03

OhsnceryA rules held in the clerks Office Of the
ty Of buckingham, Monday % OF February, 1926
Sam Jones Sam Ford merchants and partners trading
under the firm Of Jones Ford pitts.
against
Josiah Watson, George Watson, George Wilkinson and
George Z. Watson, deits.
The defendant, josiah W,ison and George Wason not
having entered their appearance and given security according
10 the Act If Assembly and the rules of this and
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the court, that they not in
habnt, Of this country, ordered that the said Josiah
and George Watson, do appear here the day Of May
term next and IL bill Of the paintij aud that
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the Enquirer
Puhk newspaper of the city OF Richmond, for months
uecevey aud posted the front orof the courthouse Of
thi. county. copy. Teste,
X ELDRIDGE, Jr. d. {.
Feb. II. 95-w8w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03
800 REWARD

u UNAWAYf from The subscriber living Prince Georfe,
the 25th December last Jse who rails hnsef Jsnss
Hsuson dark mulstto very likely, about n yesfs old
feet 10 or ~ inches high, down look
When last hesrd from, he 10 company with ar
other fsow uesr Richmond, spd s supposed, is mst
his 10 Atxsndtis, ID. O., where he hiss many resuns
james IS sfgugh Blacksmith, and srtui fellow lie
ried on most Of bis clohe snd will, Doubt tndeavour
for free The shove reward With all RESPONSIBLE
will be paid, delivered 20 me- or lodged on,
js 80 that get him ssain al masters vessel, and ohc
are eau,ncd sgsn,. bsiboring OF sid fellow
their peril. THOS. p. COOKE.
feb.s. ST. csru
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03
TRUSTEES NJLE

- URSUANT TO deed Of eJseued 10 me m the 25h
~ o. jan 1879 by Henry w. aud O.horns Locteti end
dny accorded IN the Clerk oboe Of the County Court Of
Po~hslsn, SHALL the tsh day Of February fs2a (hs
HnE PowhssU court dayO Il the courthouse ~ said
he t. The HIGHEST bidder, public suction for cash, 10 like
" negroes, t,I sDd sni ihree ebIden) also
f0uf horses, the property Of said Henry W Locke tsis
" debt due 10 Willis CoUsias Of Petersburg.
St. title only s vested 10 irues viii convey
q. Il. WALTIIALL, Trustee.
1 The above sse postponed Until Thur.day the dsy
q March ptrt, tat 6sius the 20 dsy Of March Powhsts
county court D. w.
Feb %. 9S--sgs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03
BY RICHIE s. COOK

iaJ rnr ENQUIRER "a published twice week generally
Gpd week during the of the State Lexs
the sane hsrstefore Five Dollar,
psye1s IN ADVANCE Notes Of eharsre1
ssy) will Be- rsesivsd in The Eders will xu.r,n-
ss tae safety Of RENTING then by Eaths postage sfis-
tsFs being paid, BY the writsrs. ~. .t..-.-.
~ Nc paper will be disc ntinusd (but the dcrstsu Of
be EdNefs) until all have bean paid up.
" Whoever will guarantee the Paynsnt Of nine pap srs
shAA have ths tenth GRATIS. 4 '-f
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ Ons square, Oh LES8-Fmsti sertie n7S esuks-sash
ssattnuAnce, 20 cents. PIP.
M inserted, pntiiit shsr been paid
Or ssaansd BY some Psrssninthis city. its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03
Public Warehouse Richmond,
NJ O. Tarurarn

IFFs u kLhND,
fIVENDERS his services TO the cgoaoys of Tobacco q,
Salesman The above Warehouse the desire and IN.
dee the Of the Inspecors and will pay the
stic'ea attention TO receiving, securing aud selling spy To.
bsoeo Consigned 10 his sent 10 the Inspectors PINE
tuslhy and despatch promised on bis part.
UJsTonsge &c. advanced.
0rOdies in the Inspectors Counting Room.
N. Is. Tht Planters that the best rrce, will +,
obtained from all the buyers.
N. Advances will be nsde on CROP. When mar, .h.t
hsye been feeeved 10 the Warehouse. M q
Jan. "a -..D