Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15
cuRIsTs CHURCH, WINCHESTER.

Wrilt--lit piitS 2 - ~ 1890 'NHNoS
! tJrre tincs week.
CHRISTS CHURCH, WINCHESTER.
IN Friday the 30th inst this church viii
g. corsecrated to the service of Almighty
| ca op which occasion a sermon win be prea-
| eLaJ nv ihe Rt Dev Bishop Meade. Onthe
.a,t saturday, at 0 O'Clock, A. NJ. the pews
iii he rented Divine service will be held
an the same day, and on Sunday, according
| - notice to be given at the church.
THE VESTRY.
Winchester, Oct. 8, 1929
n rio Of Pos'pcste,s-We are IN Tam-
mn. certainly better provided for by the Go
rar,7 mt. tnan some olour brethren in other
Sats. In one Of the towns in Delaware, a
5srv respectable postmaster was lately remov-
and his place supplied by a roarer for the
I.lGGtary Chief" the new postmaster falling
|fpr re6ea.5d attempts 10 procure bondsmen,
turned his commission to W ashinStons--
There being no other applicant. new com
Mission was made out and sent TO the old
pslr,a ster, but he indignant at being remoy-
. "a without cause, refused to accept it, and
immediately returned it to the Postmaster
General. The consequence is that there is no
acting Postmaster ia the town.
Not so in this town Two gentlemen il is
said already hold commissions as postmasters
| GTaunton; and third candidate has recent
| lvrtlrned from Washington, with assurance
s,rlpor has it, that third appointment may
very possibly be made here. A little time, it
is said, is required at ''Head Quarters to as
certain wi.o is who. in other words to learn
yh0 has rendered most service 10 the Admin
rtratIon-who is the most thorough back
bone Jackson man. The old posi- master
continues yet in discharge of the duties OF the
Post Office Iaeaatoa Mass. Rep.
A war has been waging for some time be-
tween the Editors Of the Charleston Mercd-
" and the Beaufort Gazette, originating from
dispute with regard to the relative proper
tons Of sondry peaches, apples, pears, Sc
The following account of the present attitudes
Of tie beliigerents is given by the pleasant
Editor of The Campden Journal paper
which furnishes as much matter for the a.
mus2ment Of its readers as any within our
knowledge.
Our contempory of the Charleston Mercu-
~, who we thought had gone quietly into
winter quarters, since he received that ire
nendous broadside from the Beaufort Ga
zcEe, has reopened the campaign with re-
leWed vlgor and replenshed ammunition.
Commencing with small shot, he throws at
OFT friend Of the Gazette, three pomegranates
Ohe pound two ounces each, and then lets off
upon him an enormous squash of fifty four
pounds weight. We have not heard from
Beanon since the bombariment, but pre-
WINE the editor is dead ana buried beneath
his Tremendous missile, or at least rendered
or long time HOrs du S4lsaSh--Bah. Gaz.
LIE VAssEUR's Lqfaystte IN .4nerica, has
been received at New York. The author as
We learn from the New York American, ac-
counts Tor the delay Of the publication by OBJ
serving that, having renamed in the Gene
ials FANNY during Two years after his return
IRON America, considerations of delicacy
prevented HIM during that period. from put
ing .o.fh work Of which La Fayette must,
Oh course, be the principal subject When
MS services we're no longer requiredsat La
gange, he set about arranging AND correct
G,S The notes made during the visit, which
"an two large octave volumes.-ib.
!S'gas q The ToaeS--The Philadelphia In
gIirer states. that at meeting held in Penn
township, for the purpose OF electing Dele
gates, to represent the Democratic citizens Of
mat tow ship in the county Delegation, re
%luton was adopted, in substance, that ''no
denocratlc citizen who had not voted for Gen.
I jackson for President, should be al
owed e vote at theaioresaid election" Tru-
a very republican resolution! Is this the
:, Mepuhhcanism which the Albany Argus claims
I y exclusive possession Of by 1.-the party?'
II Will be rank Federalism, by and by, for
man to say his souls his own.