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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28
NrIy YOEK NALKFT

NEW YORK MARKET Sept -.
!1ur and Mec-rhe demand is uui,e lned aud we make
further reduction Of about 124 per barrel quota
lions The sales that have knowledge embrace
Western Canal at s. 374 - including the most fsvoHc
hrands Troy, fresh ground 50 37A, aud New York Civ
- %. cash. J7A "n time. OUr sioch Southern light
Gram W neat duh and dccnng best Gencsse
have been made al lO+ i05 Two casOes OF
Southern have arrived aud unscld Rye further
advanced aud sales have been made 20 and parcel nj
II cents Corn steady previous rates hrht sale of
Bailey has boon made at 6JA for North River
iirIcs CafTrnf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28

FOR SALE,
4 0A Hhds. 81. Croix, Porto Rico, and New
AOO Orleans sugars
500 bags Rio, Porto CabelIo, Jamaica and Java
coffee
30 bbs and boxes loaf sugar
100 kegs Youle's patent shot-a constant supply
from the factory at New York prices
600 boxes mould candles
800 do soap
Haxall's nails * brads, oil sizes at lowest prices
20 or casks sweet Malaga wine
Madeira, Sicily Madeira, and old port do
Sperm candles, do OIL Window glass
Cognac brandy, American do
Holland and American gin, Jamaica rum
GrnPowder, Imperial & Young Tyson teas
100 halfboxes chocolate, ginger,
Susta d, Spanish indigo
$50 cases mems fine hats
10 do do wool do--Applvt 20
sept 2G-3tco OTIS, DUNLOP &. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28

The New York Post states that WASHINGTON Jr
wing has accepted the place offered him by this qo
verhmenl OF Secretary of Legation at the Court of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28

About forty persons concerned in the late invasion
upon me New Jersey oyster beds, have been indicted
oy the Grand Jury of Middlcsex county, n. ].
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28
Com merrtaI aAecorU.

DATE or LATEST EUROPEAN ApvIcEs.
From Liverpool, Auc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28

Tickets only So; shares in proportion. for sale az
sept p LAMBERES Now OGce.
Postscript 10 tie abri6s ed Legislative Chart
Two obviac the objection, made IN the Richmond
Enquirer, of the 2ls, August, 10 the Legislative
table IN Unconstitutional Charts postscript has
been added to the abridged table, exhibiting in con-
densed form, all the material tacts 70 be cleaned
from the Consultations Of the several States as con-
tanned in the election OF $685. relative To the basis of
Representation. and lie appointment Of Representa-
tives. Those who have previously bought copiesi
inay procure this postscript gratis, by calling on the
persons from whom they purchased.
~ The publisher of VI. Garnc,ts Work, bcrs
lcive TO cal the attention Of those yhO have copies
70 the following errors IN the APPESDix. in pare
52-l4,h line from the top, the word uore is omit
tod after the word adding" And, IN page 5u- 9th
line from the bottom tho word 'tGiied IL omitted al
ter the words 'has Rcrsr net" son tt-2awst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28

o. EDUCATION.-The duties of the
subscribers Seminary will be resumed on Monday,
the 28ih inst. Hours of attendance from A. NJ. to
+. Non Saturdays, from 10 y. NJ to P NJ
The Course of Lectures ON Chemistry and Natural
Philosophy VIII commence the second Saturday in
October, aud viii be continued regularly SATURDAYS
to the end of the session. accompanied by series of
instructive and pleasing experiments, Tor which no
extra charge viii be made.
MAURICE FITZ GIBBON.
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l'nout NJ Produce and number IF Routr passed dolon
through The Lotoer Lock.s

hrOngh NE LOtoer LOcifS.
SbrT 2i-3 bhds tobacco, ] tieree 30. 4O0lbs 6S2 brs
hoT 1855 bus wheat % do shorts 10 sand 30 boats
coal boats, 1896 bus. coal
SIR 2552 hhds tobacco 81 kegs manufactured do 4Ol
oTs -four BID bus wheat, l70U plank, hoop poles b
aud box beeswax Sbs; 5000 slaves - curds wood 81
boats, coal boats, 1879 bus coal.
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French Restorative.

i ANGLEY 81 ORANGE respectfully inform the
~ citizens of Richmond, and the public general
~, that they will open Restorative and Tavern on
Monday the 28th inst IN quite a style, between
the stores of Messrs. Hall & Moore and Mr. Nelson
and invite the public TO give them call. They have
first rate French Cook, just from Paris and are
satisfied that his style of cooking will be found not
less agreeable than novel here. The Larder will be
stored with all the decacies the market will afford
fish, ycnison. and wild frvl in their season. Their
bar IS we'll stocked with the choicest wines and
spirits.
". Il. Coffee and Soups at al times.
~ Families can be supplied with meats or sinrin
dishes at their own houses, per bill of fare of the
uay' on tue shortest notice. sept 26---3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28

NoRFoLK. Sept. %.
Lieut.. CONSTANTINE Smith, OF the Marine, Corps,
charged with the death of tho late Lieut.. Bourne.
pf the same Corps. IN dncl, has been tried n; the
present Session of the Superior Court of Law for
Norfolk County, and unanimously acquitted By the
verdict OF most intelligent Jury.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28

Citizens Canal Line
OF STEAMBOATS, AND BARGES
Is now running DAILY (Sundays excepted) between
PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE,
ny WAY
TIE CHES.9PE.1KE$ DEL.aW.4RE CANAL:
through which, Passengers conveyed in elegant
BARGES. drawn by six horses. il TWO hours The
comfort ana convenience to passengers Of WATER to
LAND conveyance, Ito say hing of the novelty and
grandeur Of the Canal, which is the greatest work of
the age) mako this tic most desirable route b, tween
the two Cities.
The prOprietors of this Line, thankful, for the lib
eral patronage already bestowed on them are deter.
mined to merit continuance oft by rendering eve
~ ialcity, accommodation aud comfort 10 their Pas
sengers.
The PHILADELPHIA, Captain Croker, leaves
The intersection Of Light and Pratt street at six o'clock
4. NJ. Fare as usual.
HENRY WRIGHT, Agent,
No. Light-street wharf
All baggage at the risk of the owners thereof
sep 2S-8t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28

A bale Of Sea Island Cotton, of the new crop.
the 6rst Of the season, received ~ Savannah
ITh inst. from the plantation OF J. ID. Mongin,
Esq Mt Dnvfuskic, I, is SAIL 90 be &C ycry liuo
quality.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28

Il Is now customary at dinner parties in Paris,
where ladies dssst to hand round Just before sitting
down TO table pm cushion. that the fair quests NAV
P"t 'P "etr "eeres which would otherwise preclude
the operations of the table
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28

The English papers state that the Duke of Bur
ceush viii next year ENJOY clear rental of ~ co coo
per annuin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28

The New York Courier states that Iotfcrs from
Tampco have been received by the brig Eliza nt Phi
ladelpbla from Vera Cruz, which state that Santa
Anna had made nm attack upon the Spaniards with
1000 men. Hc was rcpulscd with the loss Of 400 kill
led and missing, the reserve Of Santa Anna's army
was in the immediate vicinity, and IT was expected
tho attack would be decisive aud end N tho totnl
destruction Of ne Spanards
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28

Extract Of letter received by gentleman in Ills
piace' dated New ORLEANS, Sept. 4.
nc weather cohtinues most surprisingly wct--we
still have neavy shower or two every day. II is
SAID by persons who have kept register OF the
weather, that there has been bu, forty-eight do VS.
without ram since the LIST day OF January last
IL the pad weather continues through this month,
both the Sugar and Cotton croDs viii be grcot
Iy injured. The Cotton crops on the highlands in
ms state and Mississippi, said look pretty well!
Ont dry weather Is indispensable fair crop The
crop VIII be short of that OF last year under any
kind Of weather and if the fall is AN unlavorabI. one
= may be third to half short, but we can advise
You with more certainty by the end Of Tins month
The fellow Fever IL very bad, and from present
appearance you cannot calculate OF coming here, III
safety, earlier than the first Of November if then"
Beacon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28
EARTHENW:ARE, CHINA & GIase

| EARTHENWARE, CHINA &, GLASS
ITHE Subscriber has received by the .snacJeon.
- ynad'So" and Janae' CroPper, from Liverpool
cent arrivals from Boston. plain, moulded. and ent
Ciassioaye; the whole comprising the best ment
OF goods, IN the above line, offered for sale in
Richmond Country merchants and others want
ing supplies are respectfully invited TO call and exn
mine the qualities and prices previous to purchasing
elsewhere.
STONE WARE,
OF excellent quality, which will be packed to order at
factory prices. WIN. SMYTH,
sept ~ eod6t IT Market Bridge.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28

WANTED A WET NURSE.
sost 20 :: Apply At the Wing office,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28

MANAGERS OFFICE.
nRAWlNG of the New York Consolidated, Ex
H. ira, IL.
So, II, Al, Al, 90, 90, 81.
Call md renew your prizes in the Union Canal
10 ll.--Capital s5,245 aud 20 nf $1,000 tickets S.
sep 90 YATES 81 M'INTYRE, Manners
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28

Nos. drancn in tie Vermont Lottery, IS,
"a, "a, 9, 18, %, z, az, 10.
Mr. Bigger sold the capital of $4,000
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-04


MI ARSHAL'S SAIE.--pursuantt 10 n decree
IVA tai order of the Ds,rict Count Of Chance
~, aolden At Winchester, pronounced and re.
corded on the 9Th day OF NAV. 1879 wherein
John Mcpherson, aud others are Plaintiffs. and
Erasmus Can't, sheriff u Berksly county-
and as such Administrator, with tht Win annex.
ed OF Edward o. Williams, deed and the heirs
o. said decd are defendants will be offered
for sale 80 The highes, bidder, ST public auction.
on the l5h aay Of July nert before The courr
House door ~ Nsrtinsburg. Berkeley county.
Va. about $50 acres VI valuable limestone,
LAND, with improvements thereon, late tile,
properly OF Edward o. w,lIsms. decd living
within the sad county Of Berkeley, and sdioin-
'hg the lands Of Richard Clage,t's heirs.
Terms OF sale, SIX hundred dollars 10 be
pad ~ hand. and the balance in six, twels
aud eighteen months from the day of sales
Bonds With good personal security, and ,rusr
deed upon the pre- misses sold. will be reuuired
ut The purchaser, 20 secure this deferred pay.
ments Sale will Commence about the hour oe
III O'clock, NATHANIEL SEWERS.
ID Mstshas for
JOHN s MAGlLL,
Marshal VI the U.nchesfsr s. c. Court.
June 4, 1879 is
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-04
DIED

On Monday evening last, at the residence &c
Daniel Morgan Esq. near Shepherastown. Mr.
ELIZABETH MORGAN, in the Yah wear &c
her age. inpaymg tribute 20 the memory Of
departed worth, We feel ths, were our talents
commensurate with our zeal. we could hone
to gise fsint view VI the virtues which char
aeterised Ibis venerable and truly smisble lady.
but we could not hope to say all that her char.
Aeter merits, fos in recording her praises euio.
geum itself, IS insufficient. She was the mo, b.
er OF five children, and those who we're init.
mate with her can say with what maternal soIi
ctude she presided over their helpless infancy
and reared them TO maturity She WAS benev.
olent, charitable, and humane, a friend ~ he
helpless and afflicted, and ever ready TO relieve
the sutferings and wants Of others. But IN adj
diion to this, she wss christian and died in the
hope OF mercy and full assurance OF a glorious
| heresfier. To her friends We would saw mourn
not, for after having spent life OF honour ana
hsppine IS, she has sunk TO her swee, re pose M.
on the bosom OF her maker True the cold
| damp sod, now hides from cur view, ,hs form
OF her who among her scqusntsuces occupied !
station. pre'eminently Conspicuous, but how
gratifying IT was, to behold her bark gliding
smoothly down the stream of life, receiving =,
passed The acclamations of spectators. spc
hnsliy the welcome OF God. Communicated
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-04
31oetsrrfpt.

FIRE! About u'ci9ck las morning. NJ r,I,.
gems OF this place we're aroused by the CIV OF
ire. Il was found to be in the stable attached
to the Globe Tavern. The fire had propfesscl
so tar when discovered. that all attemp,s l.,
save three valuable horses proved unayii.,nr--
they persisted in the flames. How the fire cam.
muneatsd is entirely conjecture, hut believed
TO be the work of some foul inccndiary. Mc>t
Fortunately, the night was perfectly cain. aad
by that means the nsighbOuring buildings save
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-04

- UbLiC SALE Will be so la, b, put
4 vendue, at the residence of the subscfilr
near the head Of Tuscarora Creek. on Wedne.-
day, the 10th da, of June next, a great yarie.v
OF articles, consisting Of Household and Kitrs.
en- Furniture ofevery description, among whlsl.
are good Feather Beds, Bedding, Besdsteaels.
FABLES. Chairs. Case OF Drawers. &c. Mic,
Cows, Young Cattle, and Hogs; together u ii.
number OF articles not necessary TO part.cu-
laE'se. Six months credit will be given the
purchaser on all sums over five doIars. mo,
giving bond with approved security; under
that sum- cash. Sale to begin early in the dsy..
MARSHALL CaRISIY.
May 81, 1890.
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DUBLlC SALE or LaND.--By tie antig-g.
i'y OF Deed OF Trussexecuted by Oyua
Waite Esq. Of record 10 The otIi=e of the Clerk
Of Berkeley county, il book 81, page 42e.-
shall offer for sale AZ Public Auction, 10 tho
highest bidder, Tor Cash, at the court-IIouse.
on the ist day o. Jnnc Court next, the tract I'll
LAND. lying on Middle Creek, in this count.
said to contain fifty nine acres-heing a..
same lot Of laod, which was conveyed to sail
obed Waite by Joseph Miller. by deed, dated
August 9Th. 1924, also OF record, and the.
same which has since been conveyed by obesl
Waite TO Harrison Waite, in trust, subject to
this sncunlbrsnce
The Land is too well known to need de .
scrIption, The title It IS believed is unexeep
tionabie, but the subscriber coave,s only sssh
title as is vested in him by his deed, in wh,eb.
he IS co-trustee of EDWARD colston, Esq. x,ti,.
or of whom are empowered TO sell
May ~, 1929. n ". CONRAD
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-04

'srious ABOUT the conduct OF Gov. Houston
winch, 4 u be not improper to be made q e
ple tor the public prints, we should like 10 g
cleared up. The Nashville papers have OF
serveda marked silence il relation to il; an
stnougn rumors have reached US, they com
10 such questionable, confused, and eontr.
dictory shsPe, that We scarcely know whs
construction 10 give them. The following
tne or90desi allusion we have seen to the cur
eumstance IN the newspapers, though it oal
tends TO excite greater curiosity. II IS givel
~ TIE usual ambiguous, IDuendo style of Iat
nichm9nd Enquirer, from which paper it is ex
trscted:
1.-THE necessity of arresting furlhel
cruel Misrepresentation may draw
lorth more particular account of The
late unpleasant events touching Gov
Houston-but in the mean time, it ma J
be briefly stated, that in an unhsppy
hour, his judgment become shaken on
he' TIN one ito ,Vhich circumstance he
probably aliudes, wheR he refers 70
the questionable authority" by which
ne might be supposed to hold his office J
then this gallant sno generous nau
became the victim OF vague, most an
founded and unjust suspicion; The limo
cent and amlable object returned b.
the parental roof-Go sort of violence
used, as has been falsely reported--th,
Governor resigned his otfloe--and ha,
retired among the Cherokees, West o.
Inc Mississippi, one of whose Chiefs
is his old and ardent friend"
"The New Orleans Argus of the 25h uli.
has an article uPont Gov. Houston, which
('he Richmond Compiler says) we have no
doubt is incorrect.
SIT appears, that the Governor, dis
appointed i'll not receiving a portion
with young lady of respectable fam
lily, whom he married about tire,
months ago, or from some other mo
tive, had publicly illuminated and de
famed his WHEAT which the sover
eigu people were SO indignant, tina,
they burnt the Governor in etiigy in
several places All Nashville the troops
were called out TO prevent q similar
execution" We understand (contin
nes the ComplIer) that The Governors
mnd had become distempered; and
that he had indolged some very sin
guiar and most unfouuded suspicious,
the mere coinage OF a diseased lmagi
nation--that his lady had retired TO her
fathers house in GalIalin, tennessee:
which he bad subsequently visited for
the purposes OF recoOcilialion-here,
aud here Gully, as far as We understood
was he burned in effigy. All his
ventures being rejected, he had retired
to Nashvl'le-and then threw Up, his
office He has since left the State, FOR
the purpose OF visiting the Cherokees
to the West of the Mississippi The
matter, however, is almost too delicate
one, III its various bearings, to form
the subject OF newspaper discussion
and nothing bot the misrepresentation
which we have heard and seen 10 the
above article, would have induced Us
to unseai our lips upon the subject
Gen Houston has distinguished him
self IN the campaigns against the Indi
ans; and was much respected and be
loved by bis friends.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-04

M DOL CAkbiN6.--lne sunscf,bst q
W ing got his Machines in the best orc, .
is ready 10 accommodate his customers, n L
others, in Carding Wool for them. at Ct eep y
per pound. He continues to manugactu. 4,
Scotch .hgured) and Venetian (s,riped) ca :
peting, IN the best manner and ca reasoaab.s
terms
He also has on hand and for sale. Scotch ana
Venetian carpeting, on pleasing tsslns.
c g. C0NRADT.
Martinsburg, April 80, 1929.
GTHoGSLARD, SOAP. and wOr4, ailI
be taken in payment for Wool cafdIng.
e.. T.. C.
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go THE PuBLIC.~The public are
q notified that have plenty of OATS and
"a AY, and my kind neighbours have generous.
" ioaned me the use OF their Stables. no in.
convenience TO Travellers or others need he
expected They win fnd the same prompt
attention psid'ss heretofore.
WILLIAM KRoESEN.
Martinsburg lime a
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A GARD

WILLIAM KSoEsEN tenders TO the ci,i-
zeas OF Mari'nsborg. his grateful thanks for
toer prompt assistance rendered him last
hge', 10 rescuing has property from the de.
toufing tlsmes. Iupe
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.MIRRIEn

on the 2sfh of AprIi. at Brandon, in Prince
George county, by the Right Rev. Bishot
Noore, ALFRED u. POWELL. ESQ. OF Win
chester TO Miss ELIZABETH HARRisoN
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From the Democratic Press.
LOOK TO THE APPOINTMENTS.
GJtI5r offbs Y,ee ~, ,,s Er,,,,.ss

"Judge ofms Tree 6y ats Frmts."
Is the Mr.. Diyton--.he son of 10
nathan Dayton, Esq. of Burr Memo
ry-who has been appointed Post
master in n. Jersey, to the exclusion
of a man of the Revolution; is he, this
Mr Dayton the same son of Mr.. 10
nathan Dayton who was an aid de
camp Of AARON BURR? What
are the people to think OF this appoint
ment and of the appointment of Mr..
Sa0arttooat, to the best Office in the
Union: What can they think-what
ought they to think--to what concln
sion should they come--in reference 10
the Chief Magistrate, who makes such
appointments? Can they acquit him
OF al! connexion with the reasonable
projects, which in 1907 secured the
active interposition of Thomas Jsffer-
son, and shook the Union to its centred
Who in 1907. ever expected to live to
see the appointment to Office of those
who, at that time, were arraigned al
Traitors.
Reform VS.. Public Sentiment The
Fredericktown Herald makes the fol.
lowing remarks on the removal Of the
faithful Postmaster of that town:
"The Reform so caled) which per.
vades the land has reached our town, ant
oui Postmaster has, within the last week
been elected from office. Mr.. Medtar
was so good an officer in every res
pect, that many friends of the presen
Administration were desirous be shout,
be retained, and this would most assur
eddy have been done had the wishes o
our citizens been consulted. But, il
these days of reform, il matters not hov
popular an officer may be, or how faith
fully he may discharge bis duty. all j
unavailing if he has been unfsiendly t
the election of General jackson.
| One prediction verified. Whe
Bonaparte, then First Consul for life
wished to take the title of Emperor
his brother Lucien opposed himself I
the project, with all his power-"You
ambition Knows no bounds" exclaime
be; ''you are master of France, yo
wish to be master Of all Europe, ID
iyou know What The result viii bss 70
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-04

,..s,e Service may be expected in the
Church in this place, On sunday next,
~ e ia the afternoon.
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viii be smashed to pieces like this
watch,"-flinging bis watch violently
on the floor
More "GsnWias Rsformn-A writer
IN Poulson's Philadelphia Daily Adyer.
tlser states, that the annual convention
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
for the diocess of Pennsy adj
lJeurned on Saturday last, after session
of days Much business ofimportanee
vas transacted We are happy to learn
that before the convention aolourned. a
mutual understanding took place pub
heiy between the parties heretofore
known as High aud Low Church. by
which all party distinctions are to be
forgotten, aud merged in that one grand
question OF who shall be most Jealous
IN the promotion ofreIigion aud the ad
vancement of the Redeemer's King
dom.
Extract OF a letter from q gentleman
10 Lubec, TO The Editor of the Portland
Argus, dated May l6.-"A gentleman
iron N. John, Just arrival IN Lohec
states that news had Just been receiv
Ell at 81 John, that ~ hole company
OF equestrians, with their horses. have
recently been lost by the upsetung OF
the vessel IN which they took their pas
sage rom St. john to Annapolis IL
Is understood 10 be the same company
which performed at Portland abou, 2
years ago The vessel was IN ballas,
and the number of horses on deck
made her unequal to a sudden and vi.
client gale. The owner Oh the horses
was leis behind at ST. Johns, and is the
only survivor."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-04

,,,v;oVempIoyed q new Cartier, should
satrons DOT receive their papers,
III M ObAse sPpfIse US Of the fact
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-04

HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
- The subscriber offers for SALE the
RsSm HOUSES and LOTS, belonging to
III him in the Town Of MartiDsburg.--
He will sell cheap and upon ac-
eommodating terms
JuLe4. CHARLES JAS. FAULKNER.
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Lafayette cub bear skin, sent to C. Bar.
net, Esq. American Consul a, Paris, by Mr..
Doollttie, agent of the Bennington, vi. Iron
Works, has recently been presented TO Gen.
Lsfa' ette. BY the Consul. The General con
cludess letter of thanks for s',he beautiful and
comfortable present." with this remark --"My
friendship with The Green Mountain Boys zoe $
back 10 the year Ivy"