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REAL OLD PORT WINE.

Has in Store, superior Port and Madeira
H wines-Foufih proof Cognisc Brandy.
very superior. jolly 7, 1850.
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Commissioner Ogice. Charlcsom,s. }

CV'"H9tsstO''tT CVtfe, IHdrieNoHf'. ,
June -. 1850.
THE parties interested IN tue shove. u,c1-
TONED snii, viii please take r-..r-. ia.iI
shall ai,rLd at IN, Office aforesaid On r.
day The Soth da, OF July next, al O'Clock.
NJ: TO enter upon the dut.e, required =,
The above reciled CIDER OF court. sbd SHAH
adjourn from day 10 day, until ny roper,
shall be completed; when ard where tey
are requested 10 attend with the recrsa.y
statements. evidence end vouchsr>
VoRTHiNGTON, Mas C.l..
June so, lsSc
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the quarter end
4
Mary F.. ID. Allibono
Miss Elizabeth Ash
Christian hllemong
Richard Bordl-y 3
Judith u. Blackburn
Thomas Bruce
William Bomborgcr
Elizabeth baldwin
Polly brown
John Buckmaster ?
Joseph Brown. tailor
Robert Brooks
e.
Mary Conkling
MIR. Conkerton
WIN. NJ. Causlsnd, jr.
James w. Collins
John Cox
Pric silly Corden
John Crane
Ambrose Cramer
James +. Coyle
Oliver Cromwell
William Conklyn
VIM. a. Delevsn
Miss Martha ID. Oar,
pcai
Stephen Dslgarn
Sarah Lucinda Dixon
Joshua beavers ,
Joseph I. Daugherty
John Dorsey, Esq.
r.
Nathan Ellis
Catherine Eichelber
Edward u. Fry
Miss Chane Funck
James Flsgg
G.
Martin Grace 2
Ga!laher * Daugher.
~ 2
John 5. Gallaher
Eliza Galloway
Robert Gibbs
Ncrriwether Goodman
Capt. James Glenn
Rev. &. George
William Gilpin
II
Jeremiah Hawkins
James rhompkins
Grafton Howard
WIN. NJ. iIirst
Andrew Hunter .
Andrew Hodges
James Hannah
David Humphreys
Elizabeth Howard
George Islar
Abram islsr
III
July 2, 1850.
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DOCTOR
Ca e. 1MQEISRa

HAVING taken bis residence &C Mr.
H RICHARD HESpERsoS's, near Hall
town. oners his professional services to the
public. June ., IS3O.-tr
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comprising . great variety OF Faney .4rfi'
eiss. consisting IN part. oil splendid s'lks,
Adrlanople gauge. Cotapslas. aud other
articles Of fashion for ladies dresses; also.
large and splendid assortment Of thu csd
and bonnet laces, some Of vhich arc s. IL
wide. and splendid patterns for capes
also. 6yorsd bob,nets for cana. Sc. togo
thee with many other articles Of fashion
and utility. to which tina public are invitct!
10 coll aud suit themselves On lower terms
Than ever sold at the place FOR Cash.
Iiarpers Ferry, July I, 1880.
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A COPY. -Tesfe.
DAS'L LIE. G r..
coFnmi''ioney's o9ce, Cao,ie,fo,ca.

Co'nmissionsy'' 06'ce, CAorleafoirn. I
- JJNE -. 1880.
1hh parties ieisresttd ia the those-mt.
,osso snt. vii piesse take notice hst
sNsho ~ ihs Office Low oceup.cd
'. J. lee, Esq % shephesd.Ioss. co. ss,a.
oty 'hs 7sia day Of Aagusf next, at
sioek' \. ~. 10 enter upon fhs sHssufion
ne above ftched ofier Of court. snd 80
saJoufh from dsy 10 jsy, sbc fron t,ne e.
ho's, Dnii ny report shsu De eompis,s
ibey are dsslfsd 70 stisnd With sU proof
'o s. hsfs' s'd other papers relating &C. d,
IRE -. 1850.
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New Drug Establishment.

ISAAC n. CARTER
informs TN. pabIie,
~ that he - just receiving aud opening
the following MEDICINES. lie will ai.
ways keep on hand n Full assoriment, and
assures tue public that every sttenticn shall
be pad 10 putting up articles the counter
aud scales for medicines being entirely Sc
Pars;e from The others in tho store. Aud
further assures the public. that IL qusiit,
aud prices are euy induce,n-nt. he has no
doubt OF success. So far The prospect is
hatterihg. A practising ply sicisn will nj.
tend to sny compound mixture that may be
aos.I
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LIST OF LETTERS

lost Office at Charles
County, FTginio. al
ng SON June, 1850.
Rhubsn Jurden
James Jackson
X
Miss Eliza Kercheval >
Elias Lsgg =
Nanny Lucas
Capt John Lammon
Elizabeth Lee
Richard Henry Lee
benjamin Leggeu
DIR. John n. Lewis
Nj
Rachel Michel
Frederick ". Norris
Miss Ann X. Mines
William Murray
Francis Miller
George w. Maxwell
Samuel Mcpherson
r. O'Neal
Lloyd Norris
jacob Nichols
Lavina holland
harten Newcomers
George oller
L
Susan Prim
II
John Ratrie
James Roper
Dasid Rigsby
Benjamin Rohrer
Samuel Reed
Richard Ransell
Mrs. T.. A. Rice
George ID. Rinebar-
gar
Henry Ridgeley
Jacob Rand
Mrs. Mary Roberts
8
George w. Smith
Mayer Steel. Esq.
Ellie Swearingen. .
Franklin A. Svearin-
gen
Chss.Thompson Saun-
derson
Dr. & Sloan
Richard Stone
John 10. Snowman
David Shirley
Joel Shrewsbury
William Short
L
Archibald Taylor
Frederick g Tanner
w
John welsh
Miss T.. Whiting
Col. VIM. Nause y
Mrs. Betsy ID. Whi,,a-
ker
George F. Washington
MPIlREY REYES.
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VIRGINIA. TO wir:
June so, ls3c

VIRGINIA. TO wrr:
~ ne superior Court OF CLanosry holden
al winch tie .Cth DAY Of April. 1850.
JACOB Sheets, ..........-. ...plAty1frF.
AGAINST
Phebe Bennett, 0dmiri.r Of Iao Re,.
net, deed. and tie sail IAete Br.-
nett, Eeidotc Of said Tan Benner. dt.
eedscd,-Gnd I'andoren Bennrii. u IL.
ham Beaner, .45red RenneH. I2o.
mas BeHneH, Bmoni Hemneu, Lur.
emma Bennett. Elisabeth B0ueri,
and JiorY Benneif. chiiircn aud heirs
81 said Ian Ecnnen, dee'd,
DEFENDANTs.
'uE infant defendants, Alfred, Thou,as.
bsnoni. Leursnns, Elizabeth, ADD Ma.
~ behoeu. ny their Guardian al Aisst. tied
ne'. Snsser' aud the cause - set for hesr.
Jog oy Tie plsint,ii, as 70 them, upoD Ltu o..
ans and Il appearing 20 tLe court. tt.
we subpoena has been duly executed on tie
oeiebGan's, Phtbo Bennett, William Bee.
bstt, and Alfred Bennett, raore than lou
monihsi and hat publication bss been d.,
msde against the absent defendant. wand.
''o De"HS''' a9d hey still faiiing TO sppeAs
400 snswsr, the bill 81 Ike plsipiie 4. q,
Aoh iO' e0hiesssd, a. to them, and the cause
=
iSSo' upon The bill 80 taken Tor confc,,ed
.he answers II the infant defendants. ~
tbsir guardian al AirBl. and The eIhba.
20 'he esvss, aud WAS argued b, couh-el
20 e0usiteratiOn whereof, the r,trt dot.
sdJudge' order and decree, iis. q Ma.t.
COu missioner of This court DO exon
s'aie end settle the estate account Of ra
sara 'aA Bennett. dec "a withths saif Pi .br
benhett, his sdmiDisirstfix. .tsiins nes
mount sbd dignity Of the debt, again.t 81.
sNA'"' aud The distribution - the sssc,
'"eFe0i- and that The said eonlni,..onsr
:" report What reel estate The ssid : 90 Usb
49, Gee ~ d'rd sened Of END Size sbD+.l
'slps or rents hereof. ard tl,t D.. s,,..,
sseh ntst1efs spsrislly dssmsd peftinfttSt
hlm'sil or Nbicb shsii be rsguneI ~ 81 =
lhsf Of ihe parties % be specially s4s.sl st.
NIKE report hereof 10 sbs court. H. order
h0aI decree
\ copy. Il csfe.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ser:
.3pri Court, 1880.
Samuel Iiinklc. CoMrLAiNAAr.
Corb;n Baker and Jacobina Baker.
DEFENDANTS.
IN CJrANCFRY.


TINE defsnjsot. Corbin Baker. not having
j. entered lie appearance end givso sseS..
rity, according TO tho sct OF assembly sDd
the rules OF this court, and u appearing BY
satisfactory evidence, that be II hos 40 iD-
hsbIisDt Of this country: 10 20 ordered, tbs,
the said defendap, do appear here on the
tho bill az the plaintiff: and ihai copy Of
th,s order BE- forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Chsriesiown, ior
two months successfully. ana posted ~ the
front doos OF the courthouse OF this county
Aud IL ~ further or,1srej. that the defend
ant. Jscobina Baker. be res,T aimed from pay
isg. conveying s~ay. or seeteting the debts
by her owing to. or the effect. in her hands
Of. the said Corbin Baker, until The further
order Of this court.
A oopy-Tesie.
SAMUEL }. CRAMER, C. }. C.
May 5. 1880.
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KNOB LOCKS

II HAVE reesived. fer sslo On eornn,;..
= sisn, an sssostmsnl 81 Knob 7 .sek. snb
Latches. made by SAIrn. Of I.essbu,o
which will be sold ~ the manufacturer.
prizes HUMPHREY KEYES.
May 3, 1880.
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May 10, 1850.
VIRGINIA., TO WIT:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
IN the Superior Court OF Chancery hold.
en- at Winchester the 9Th day Of April
1850,
John Daniels and Nancy his r;tc, late
Nancy Bennett, PLAINTIFFS,
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NIRGlNIA, TO WIZ /:

'ihpi MA, TO WIT:
IN The Superior Court Of Cbance,v
holden at Winchester the 3Oth Jay al
April, 1880.
Thomas Tool, administrator of Joscph
McHurrGn, dcc'd. PLAiSTIYY.
AGAINST
Margaret Diron, Eaectirir of John
D'ton, deed, and the heirs Of said
DECD, John Taylor and Others,
DEFENDANTS.
h'iilS cause capo on 90 be heard this
JOth day Of April, 1880, upon tho ball
exhibits and demurrer fled on The par, II
lhe defendants, Dixons. and was argued
10y counsel; on consideration " hsrcsf. The
court doth oVerrule the said demurrer. and
order that the defendants answer
Whefeupon, the answer Of Margaret DiA
oo' an infant, BY Jsbn ) Magin. Der guar
sian al hfcn1. ~ flcd--abd by consent o.,
The parties by their counsel, it's adiud0ed
ordered, and decreed. that Master Com
missioner Worthin gton DO examine .t.te
and settle, the eaeeutoiial account of ,bs
defendant. Margaret Dixon, az erroo,rix
OF JOba Dixon, deceased, and ssesft.ia
iho amount Of the personal estate lief, bv
TIE SAID john Dixon, add that he al.e az
certain Tie amount of the real estate len
~ tie sad JohR DIXON, deceased. and
make report TO this court, in order n a
iinal decree stating al matters spsciall,
deemed pertinent BY himself, or vb,eh
may ~ required TO lie 80 slated by apv OF
'he Fafues. A copy-Issie.
DAHL LEE. c. c.
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Remaining in the Post Office at Charles
torn, Jefferson County, Trginio. at
the quarter ending 5OM June, 1850.
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AGAINST

Jacob Nohitr. atimior de 6onis non,
wiih the ciH anneGed Of Jacob Mob
Ter, decd. and Distribute Of said Ja-
cob and J0ne Jfohier. and Others,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09

MoBfLEs Nov. 10
Ldian 1eracter-7be town Of Alexandra
parish Of Rapids, Louisiana, was lately yisi
ted by the Camanchis, and various othei
tribes OF Indians who, during their stay, OK
hibited themselves 10 the citizens IN one Of the
ball plays peculiar TO the aboreIgins Of the
Southern section OF the country. On the
night after the play, the parties INDUCED in a
general drunken frolic. Aquarrel happened,
tier ia the streets, and the perpetrator lmme-
diately surrendered himself TO the relatives
Of the viciim.-The laws Of the tribes, it APP
pears, were the same that prevail generally
among Indians in the regulations OF punish
mcnt for murder, which places the fate OF
The criminal at the disposal of the nearest
conucxion ofthc deceased. Strong as is the
love of life, an attempt to escape from the
penalty so adjudged, it iswell known is rare
iy heard of, though opportunity is not want
ing las the prisoner as seldom vigIlantly watch
ed. 1t is hard to conceive that a high sense
Of honor alone actuates these children Of the
forest IN their devotion to the principles Of
natnrAl justice; & it is probable that this mo
tive is strengthened by horror of the fate that
otherwise awaits the criminal in tire ontcast
and solitary life an escape would condemn
him 10 lead.
The offending iadian in question was taken
into custody, and on the following day he
exhibited himself in various parts OF The town,
and convcrsed composedIy respecting his ex-
%ccution, and with appearance Of the utmost
Indifference to his fate. He was taken to the
place fixed upon for the scene of Slaughter,
on the same day, at about ten O'Clock in the
morning, and a large body Of the citizens of
Alexandra were present. Efforts were made
by many respectable persons to release the
RictRa from the vengeance preparing fer him,
and large sums OF money and other induce
mcnts were offered for his pardon, bot with
out ayail.-The prisoner discovered no wish
to avoid the impending stroke, and the bro
Their Of the deceased shut his ear against eve
ny persuasion.
The death was TO be inflicted by shooting;
but after many eh,icavors 40 gun could be
procured, and the victim impatient of delay,
threatened If he was not Immediately pun
ished, to leave the ground. Upon this the
brother advanced upon lin with a spade,
pros'rated him, and split his skull at a blow,
However such a INV and iiseSecu,ion may
shock US, as civilized mcn and Christians, a
metaphysical examination M sht make US he
state 20 pronounce upon the relative merits
of this, and eur cold bieoded punishment OF
hanging; and it might be difficult TO decide
which of the Two modes oycrate with the
most benefit and least injary upon the res
peetive communities where they prevail
Whatever may lac opinions on tlIs subject.
the ~lortit,ele of soul that upl,oIds the children
OF nature. in their terrible devotion 10 these
stern principles of justice, all will unite to
sdna.e.-tPa5fiot.
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- VI II
President Of the C.. s q. Canal Co
ARRIVAL OF THE L. S. SHIP LEX
INC'TON.

The US. ship Lexington, WIN. NJ Hex
TER, Esq. Commander, from Port Mahon,
whence she sailed on the 92d Septcmher.
anchored in Hampton Roads on Friday night,
and on Saturday came up to the Navy Yard
at Norfolk, under full sail, with the wind
from N. T.. Left at Mahon, L S. ship ,Jara,
Capt. BinDLE, who would remain there du-
ring the winter. The ships Constellation,
Capt. WADswoRTH, and Fairfield, Capt. Pan
KER, sailed on the same day the l.. left for
Naples, the former having Mr.. LEE date
Consul at Algiers) and lady on board.
The Boston, Capt Storer, which shin had
arrived at Mahon a few weeks previous. with
Com. Porter as Consul General of the United
States at Algiers, also sailed same day for
Aigiers, having the Commodore on board
who intended TO land at that place, and
would probably visit all the Barbary States
The Lexington passed Gibraltar on the
9th October, at which time the Ontario,
Captain Stevens. was lying there. The squad,
ron were all well when the l.. left.
Officers atiaeh he'd 10 The Leringioa-WM. NJ
HUNTER, Esq Commander, / iettenaats French
Forrest. (IN,) John ] Chauncey, Jas Glynn,
Zach. +. Johnson, Fitzallen Deas, Purser
Joseph +, Terry; A.idaipmen, Zach. Hol
land, fTas. G. Beatty, Oyerton Carr, Burrii
Shepherd, Saml, L. Gillctt, Virgil Nc Crack,
en-. Thos. NJ. Petway. Geo NJ. Bsche, John
Middleton, Chas. S Ridgcly, Thomas w
Brent; School Master, Dexter Leland; Can
tens Clerk, John Lard; G'wnnei., John X
Cotington; Saitmaker, Geo. O.. Hanford
Carpenter, John Deacon.
Passengers : Lieuts j.. NJ. Dale, Hiram
pauldin and RID Ihorburn; Lieut. Chaile.
Grymes, Of the Marine Corps; J.. Cowdery
Fleet Surgeon. Purser Brooks. (who to6k
passage in a ship spoken a few days since
for New York; and Midshipmcn Ca Ihomp
son., Passed; Peter IurncI. do Y A. b
Marrast, T.B Field, w, n. O'Suili, an; Aug
hiarrast, II. p. Wardell.
rs py;c. nj EJo,,. =, p,U:oo.. .
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Granrilie S. PaftiSan. formerly Profcsso,
of Anatomy in the Medical University Of Ma.
rylaud, has been appointed professor of Ara
ton'y and Surgery in the University of Lon
don, iR The place OF Chns. BeIl resigned. MIR
Beil retains the chain of Physiology.
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ntom ne .Ni,s Yorh pes. .Nst ~.

CoSsEcRATIoS-Yesterday morning ,Ls
conservation OF the Rev. BenJaann TfeadweE
Onderdonk, ID ID. to the Office OF blshon.
took place in St. Johns Chapel, and aItboS
the festivities Of the day attracted multiiu6es
TO witness them, yet the extensive gaHerie,
and side aisIes Of the cha pei were thronged
with a most respectable and attentive eonsro-
cation. The pews Of the middle aisles w.rs
filed with the Rev. Clergy who attended ON
the occasion, and by the yesteries of the DIFF.
ferent churches. Morning prayers were read
by the Rev. DIR Lyell, assisted in the lessos.
by the Rev. DIR. Minor, after which a ye,,
appropriate and eloquent discourse, sett;ns
forth the nature aud qualific atoms of The epis
copal office, was delivered by the Rt. Rev,
Bishop Brownell, ID. d. of the diocess of Con-
necticut. The conservation service was ner.
formed by the venerable Bishop White. Of
Pennsylvania, assisted by the RI. Rev. Bish-
ops Brownel and Onderdonk. Although the
service occupied much of the morning, vet
during the whole of them the deepest interest
seemed to be felt, and all present appeared
affected by the solemn and imposing rite Of
conservation.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09

Much excitement continues to prevail in
Richmond. in regard TO the murder Of Mr..
REED, which still remains a mystery. The
citizens have subscribed $500 reward for the
apprehension and conviction of the murder
$500 is Offered by his brother, and 500 by
Mr. David Barclay, a wealthy countryma
of the deceased.
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A facetious person by the name Of .Neu,
had his first child cbristened Something, this
was Something .Ns,c. When bis second
child was born, it was christened Nothing,
this was Nothing Nc,c. =
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A letter has been received in town from
a gentleman travelling in the West, who
states, that he met on the road 10000 hogs.
on their way to the District.-GaS.
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Private letters from New Orleans to tho
9th ult. mention the entire disappearance Of
the Yellow Fever, and the restoration of the
health OF the City.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09

The Legislature of the State Of South Car
DINA assembled at Columbia, on Monday,
the 22d alt. In the Senate, Henry Deas was
elected President, Job Johnston, Clerk, aud
+. II. Maxcy. Reading Clerk. In the House
OF Representatives, Henry l.. Pinckaey
was elected Speaker, III. l.. p. 63-B F.
Dnnkin 81 Alexander Speer 26-and I
hlank,l and Robert Anderson, Clerk. On
Tuesday Governor Miller transmitted his
Message 10 the two Houses.
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Two hundred shares cfUnited States BanI
stock sold Ia Ne~-York on friday, at SI3t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09

The Easnged .Author.-At one Of the Pan-
sian theatres, a writer Of little or no real pre-
%teni'ons to talent, had, by means of flattery
and intrigue. obtained the acceptance of q
piece, where others Of sterling worth had
been rejected. On the night Of performance
the piece was assailcd with Kisses from all
parts of the house, whereat, the enraged au-
thor dashed on to the stage, and throwing
his hat into the pit, dared the most valiant 10
btiag it to him. A young gentleman took it
up, and was about TO present it, when he was
interrupted by a waS, who coolly observed.
Stop, Sir, what would be the use Of return
ing the man his hat, when he has evidently
lost his head?"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09

Mr.. James Merrill. of No. Z pepoh
scot county, the present season, raised
an English Turnip Viii, h weighed, with
out the top, 25L ranuds. and with the
IL - rouads lie Ike wise had a NAM
Der ~hlch weistedfrsm 10 10 Is pound,:
ne SEED ~as sown among crrn, and on
burnt land keanebsc journal -
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.9,cth Wmaing!--A man named George
jacobs. of Hampshire county, Va aged above
80 years, was found dead in the road. near
Cresaptown, Allegheny county, Md. Verdict
of the iury-that he came TO his death by
ihtorisatien, and a fall from his hersel
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09

gEPriee @FIOm IN Baltimore. = So
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09

FORTUNATE EsCArE.-One OF the Balti
more stages. on its way to this city on Mon
day, while rapidly descending the hill TO the
Patnxent bridge. was violently upset by the
breaking oiihe coupling bolt and the separa-
lion OF The fore wheels from the carriage: and
although it was full of passengers, no verv
serious INJURY was sustained by any Of them.
a lew cots and bruises comprised all the da.
mage that was suffered. The horses were
stopped ny some persons approaching from
the opposite diiectinn.--NAr. lSr.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09

Deacon Hammond THE Providence Dali
ly Advertiser states that during the recent
term of the Circuit Court, when the house
was filled with spectators TO near Mr.. Web
ster, that Deacon Hammond, uhe crier) o.
pened The Court, aud forgetting il was a
Court Of the United States, instead OF say
ing God save the United States OF Ameri-
ca" he with peculiar emphasis, said, God
save the State of Rhode Island and Provi-
dencc plantations, Judge Story in,imated
TO the Deacon that he had forgot the United
States; yes your honor, said the Deacon,l
and the United States also
A NATURAL CoHcLUsIoN.-Tn the grand
pageant Of the Goth, the students Of Coluui-
bia College ms dc a very imposing and inter
estlng appearance. in the Procession. dressed
in their black gowns. After tie procession
had entered Washington Squsic, and the
students had taken fheir station near tAs
stage. the mob. in defiance Of ali order, clam
heied hy hnndreds over The paling, aud made
a rush 70 get upon the stage. 4 gang OF rude
youngsters inttuded upon the s;u.ients, VINO,
AFTER submitting fer son'e tinle 70 their taunts
and insults. lumdit necessary, m seisdefence,
to 'fooi" a Few D. the most hroaalcsomc,
which was done very sefseiI5caFy. Two
Ouch lads from i~icTssn standing at a snors
distance, aad ohsersisg the squatble. The
eldest caught the youngei ty tic haad and
cried ont--.-Gane along. ifons; dare IS dron-
pie cltsf ~. Don'tyou gee all dem are toin-
listers lid their ptars gowns, ooP They are
~righfing oast like tnnhg ~i'rcS"
4 gentleman wet another IN the street.
! shn was III Of a consumption, and aeeostsd
| aim thus: All, iny friend. Yon ,cald SLOW"
Yes" replied the man, ''butl am goias FAST