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the Convention feb 16-it
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MARRlED-In kicg 81 Queen county. ca the
2Sth December, at Maj rhom.s +. Spenccrs bv the
Rev John Bird, Mr.. RoBERr F. Srrgns. late films
city, to Miss JAM ". daughter Of George 81. CAup.
man, decd.
Her life as lovely as her face.
Each duty mark'd with ey'ry grace;
tieT native sense improved 10y readur
Her native sweetness by good breeding"
True loves the sf which God has given,
10 man alone beneath the Heaven,
Il is the swec, sympathy,
The silver ink, the s..kcn lie
Which heart to heart, and mind 10 mind
In body and in soul can bind"
MARRiED-On Thursday evening 18th inst by
the Rev. Mr.. Iloerner, Mr.. JoAN McCAnrmr, t.
ldtss ELrzABETH lURLSY OMAuEa, all of this civ
On Thursday evening, the Tia inst, by the Rev
Mr. Voolfolk, Mir SMoN GoULDINc to Miss EMIL,
H. daughter ct Mr Samuel Redd, all Of Caroline
County.
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Final Advertise ment.

II YLE s. COCHRAN. beinp abon, 20 d..
M their sales and business IN the course of Se,y,
weeks, respectfully request those indebted TO hon
TO GENE forward and make payment Thcv bnva
stu SUI on hand variety OF desirable DRY GOODS:
"ich' IN order to avoid an auction sale, trey viii
sell much below cost Purchasers are inY;,oS ~,
eGH' as goods will be offered at such prices as viii
'-'-iS sdiCS feb
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TO CLERKS.

"A Yong Man, well qualified TO discharge the du-
IA ties OF County aud Superior Court Clerk, is
deslrous Of situation. Letters addressed to A. b.
Bowling Green, Caroline county, will be attended to.
feb l5--w1w
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HENRY GIBSON.
COAl,.
NEW Goods

" NIOOIIDs
I'd NELSON has received bv the Richmtpi
u n. Packet, I ard . bobhinet la,es. pinp b.
Cos ana cdglug'. part very iuo) baregn and fancy
Sl'H scariN new style boit r5bauds, superior blk.
'tghan lusinngs and company -at,ns, black and white
s'lk hosiery long and short u. = gloves bombszets
and clrcassIans, { & 81 white mer,no lanneIs fnc
and soperhue blue, black, s mis-, cloths with avarc-
low prices for Gosh.
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MnrTn

For all the weak advocates OF any cause.
.1Nfeebte props are (aint supports, zoe kno,g,
Bpi wenk friend is The most potent foe.
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u r. BAKER having sold his interest in the Whic
to b. Abbott the Arm of peasants. Abbott g. &c
is this day dissolved.
The Wing Will in future be published by
PEASANTS G. ABBOTT.
February 18th 1890.
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u On this evening, at half past 6 O'Clock, viii
take place, at the Shockoc-Hill Tavern the Tea.
party which has been for some days in contempla
ton. CT n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-16

az The Legislature will probably adjourn on Sa-
turduy or Monday.
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DcldUare & South Carolina Lottcyy. Err, M.
Draws THIS DAY, and the drawing will DO received Nv
BIGGER, Friday NJ , o'clock
Capsls, 5000 1863, Of 900 OF 900 OF 300 10 nj
200, 50 Of 100. &c. &c
Tekes 80, balye'i 20. quarters rs Tor sale by
teb 10 THO Is. BIGGER
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From ths alexandria Gazette.

Mr.. EDITOR: | use the freedom TO point
oHt to you a single paragraph, from Travels
IN Pau, by Edmund Temple, lately publish
cd in London, which possesses the Sublime
and beautiful" OF Burke.
The first time | crossed the saddle Of Car
acas, | well recoliect experiencing a feeling
somewhat similar. ebay gently broke as
reached the summit of that high mountain,
below. in the valley, lay sea OF fleecy
clouds, wreathing in fantastic shap pes, recall
ing TO my imagination the last abode Of Os-
slams heroes. Gradually the lake of clouds
disappeared, and the beautiful valley and the
dilapldated city Of Caracas uniolced 10 my
view Seated on my mule, the first feeling
was sense Of buoyant delight" Sooh, how
ever, the grandeur OF the scene and its asso-
Citations wound up my feelings 10 an intense
Less which was relieved only by burst OF
tears. gave the reins TO my mule, and de-
scended into valley which might be likened
unto that where johnson placed his R0s;eias
Prince Of Abyssinia A
''By being on my journeys full hour before
the morning dawned, had an opportunity oil
bcholding at sunrise scene of magniiiGcnce
scarcely to be surpassed in the world. Its
imposing effects upon my mind, when day
first developed the object to my view, it is ut
terly impossible for me TO describe; bat the
scene was this:-High in the blue crystal
vault, and Immediately before me, as rode
thoaghaessly along, perceived brilliant
streak resembling FURNISHED gold, dazzling 10
look on, and wonderfully eontrasted with the
shades ofnight, which still fingered upon the
| world beneath; for TO US the sun had not YET
risen. though the sombre profiles of the Cor
dileras might be distinctly traced through tbs
J departing gloom. snpeEcepdbly the gc!dsE
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ehnlsehee blended with field ofwhike. sEs-
tenins IN vestal purity. and. expanding down.
wards, gradually assumed the form of a
Pyramid OF silver, of immeasurable base. /
stopped IN mute astonishment. doubtGnl Of
whati behsld. Day gently broke, and the
tops OF distant mountains glittered in the
early beams; the sun thea rose. or rather
rushed upon the silent world, IN a full blaziax
Hood oil morang splendor. and at the same
moment The stupendous Ylimani, the giant Of
the Andes, in all the pomp of mountain ma.
Jesty, burst upon NV view NV frat feeling
was sense OF delight, with an expansion Of
SOU producing positive rapture Never be.
tore aid feel myself endowed with equal en-
eFSy, or experience such an elevation Of SEMI
mcnt; Never did feel myself less, so quick
~ did that sentiment su5siaa into deyout hu /.
mihty. Admiration. reverence aud awe. with
consciousness of human inferiority, were
the feelings OF my heart in contemplating this
terrestrial manifestation Of the glory of God.
Here! | exclaimed with fervor and delight
here do | behold the sublime and beautiful.
spontaneously produced in the great page of
Nature 10y the omnipotenee and providence
OF Natures God"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15

FESO FARMERS.-1'be subscriber embra-
FL cos the present opportunity of Informing
the Farmers Of Berkeley and Jefferson coun-
ties, that his MILL being in complete order
for the reception Of WHEAT, and having
employed u first rate Miller. has determined
him to occupy the same himself; he will en-
gage to grind all Wheat that may be brought
to his Mill separately, and give Farmers one
barrel of superfine flour for every S00lbs OF
good understandable Wheat, and that he will
stand the inspection OF the same in the Balti-
more, Georgetown, or Alexandria markets
C%ie Will, at all times, pay the very high
est price in CASH for Wheat offered for sale
JOSIAH FLAGG.
July Is fSS0-tf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
Ia the Superior Court of Chancery holden
at Wlnchester, the a7th day of April, 1880,
Dsvid IL Thompson, PLAIErIFF,
AGAINST,
John M Cisat4, .Jr. administrator If BENJAMIN
). .4beA. deceased, and he heirs II said dec
DEFENDANTS.
Philip L0wenson, Plaintiff, against the same,
Defendants.
William Krossen, Plaintiff. against the same,
DEFENDANTS.
E{fOR reasons appearing to the Court il ia
Id ordered that these causes be consolidated;
and thereapon came on TO be heard this l7th
day Of April, 1880, on the bills, the an
swers OF John MCisarJ, the administrator.
and of the infant defendants by their guardian,
ad Item, and exhibits; and il appearing to
tue satisfaction Of the Court that the other
defendants have been served with tho sub
pnena more than four months, and they not
answering, the Bills are taken as confet sed a.
gsinst them and the Court doth further adj
judge, order and decree that a master com
missioner OF ihis Court do settle, state and
report the administration account of said de-
fendant, John MCleary, administrator of
Benjamin S. Abel shelving what amount ofas.
sets have come to his hands as admiaistra-
tor-how applied what amount remains in
hls hands NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. what amount
of assets administered, have been applied to
the payment OF the debts of his intestate due
by specially binding his heirs; and also that
the said commissioner do take an account Of
all the outstanding debts OF his intestate, dua
by the said Abel, and Of what dignity;--and
also an account Of the value of the real estate
left hy the said Benjamin s. Abel within the
jurisdiction Of this Court. and its annual val
ne, stating all such masers specially deemed
pertinent by himself. or which shall be requi-
red by either Of the parties to be specially
stated, and make report thereof to the Court
IN order to a final decree.
A copy.-Tsste,
DAM. LEE, C.. @.
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John BartlettS'John Laubingcr,

Y VAhF NO fCE, 1 hat on Saturday, the
Il I4th day of August next, at the house of
Andrew Smith, near Rushville, Riehland
township, Fairfield couaty, Ohio, viii take
the dispositions OF Andrew Smith, John Ruth
erlord, Elizabeth Rutherford, Archibald
Rutherford and others, to be read as evidence
in suit depending in the Superior Court of
Chsnoery for the Winchester District, in
which you are defendants, and /. as the adj
ministrator Of Barbara Ke2rns, am complain
ant. GEORGE RUTHERFORD.
July Is, 1850;
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Il 18 @A13p93o
MARTINssURo, JULr Is. 1850.

1t is expected that The first legislature m
der the ne" Constitutes will comprise some
Of the best talents ofthe State. Gen R,b.r,
B Taylor James Barbour, William B Giles.
Benjamin Watkins Leigh, and other talented
men, are already spoken of as likely to oh
tain places in that body.
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DAM. LEE, C. c.

The parties interested 10 the above suits,
will please to take notice, that ON Thursday,
the 9Th day of August next, viii attend at
the Clerks Office in harrisburg, for the
purpose of entering on the duties prescribed
by the above order, where they viii attend
with their necessary proofs and vouchers, and
all persons having claims against the said
Benjamin 5 Abel, deed. will present them
on or before that day. properly authenticated.
SEAMANS GARARD. Mas. Gem.
July 10, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15

On Thursday last, JAMES, son OF Mr. ia
cob Bales, of this place, aged seven years.
On Monday, ANN l.. daughter of Mr.
William Mcdonald of this county, aged three
years.
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NE w GOODS.

NV are again receiving supply Of SUM
w MER GOODS, which will be sold un-
usually cheap Persons wanting 10 purchase
viii do we'll 10 call
HOGMIRE s BOYD.
July Is. 1880
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15

On Sunday last (the eth OF July) discourse
was delivered IN the Episcopal church In this
place hy The Rev. ALEX. JONAS, on the subject
OF the Colonization Society and collection for
the osnshi OF that institution taken IN. which
amounted to $50.
colIecnoa for the sams purpose, wa. also
made IN the Methodist Church in this nIace
where sermon was delivered BY the Raw. AIR
ROWAN. The amount was Sc beA There
was no service in the Presbyterian Church on
that day. At Harpors Ferry, service was nsr.
formed by the Rev S rusroS, in the Free
Chursh, X a collection taken up for the sama
benevolent object Some misapprehensios
had existed as to the place Of holding service
on tho 4th. which probably caused a less a.
moHat to be collected ihan might otherwise
have been obtained The collection however.
amounted to Sl2 81 -~CharlSstotca Fsss Press
Inc ioiiowlng Collections, says the Herald
were raised in the different churches in Ha-
gers-town. on Sunday the 9TH instant. Gortha
benefit of the African Colonization Society.
ted
Germsn Lutheran sso 81
Presbyterian o. ~
Protestant Episcopal ii SO
pie'heutst IL so
German Reformed Q rs
sos 81
The collections taken in the town of Lees.
burg on Sunday the 4th instant in aid Of the
funds of the Colonization Society, were, we
understand, On round sums,) as follows
Ia the Methodist Church, s52 90
Episcopal /" - 90
g Presbyterian 0 90
GIVE are pleased to state, that so FAR as
we have been able TO learn, the taking up Of
collections on the 4ih inst, in aid of the
AMERICAN CoLo0izArIoN SocIErr, in tbs
different churches, has been pretty universal
This is as il should DO. The objeet of the
Soeietyis laudable one-and should have
precedence TO a host Of others, which have
within few years. sprung into existence
Is there an American patriot, who is incapa-
bic OF iesllng mingled emotion of shame
and OF sorrow, when he reflects upon that
foul stain on the character of his country
SLAVERY? This institution. aiming at The
emancipation and amslioration Of our people
OF colour who, are s'darker in ignorance.
than their complexion, and more miserable
than Americans are happy truly merits
the fostering aid of a people, already enjoy
ing the blessings of self government.
Hampshire (pa) b.teaigsnesy.
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Liberty HaIL-OId Haywood tells a story
OF a woman that had q husband, who Gus
tnmably came drusk home, and shrinking
from his stoole or chair, would off fall on the
floors, and there lie along; and still when she
called him to bed, he would answer her, Let
nae alone, the tenement is mine owne, and
May lie where list, SO long as pay rent for
The house Some iew nights after, coming
home IN the like tune, and sitting aslecne in
q chalre before the chimney, his wife gone
to bed, presentlie the man falls into the fire.
The maid cries out to her mistress, 'Oid mis-
tress, my master is fallen and lies in the fire.
even in the midst ofall the fire. She Law still,
and turning on the other side, sayd, SO long
as he pays rent Tor the house he may lie
whera he iisteth"
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JUST RECETVED,

and for sale at this Office,
THE BOOK OF COMMON PR.ff. II
used in the Episcopal Church,
Price Handsomely bound = bettercd. stls .
Handsomely bound % Is.
CASH GIVEN FOp, RAGS Al ~ III
0FCICE.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15

Rssignaiion.-The GAINESVILLE Republican
OF Saturday last, states that Gen. S,NrEr
HERRIcX has resigned the Office Of Uni,ed
States Attorney fos the district of Ohio =
L o. step 30 uncommon among the admirers
OF jackson and Reform" a singular cause
is assigned. Gen. Herrick, it is said, has re-
GENTLY joined the Baptist Church in Zanes
VILE; and having, as he thought, discovered
that The discharge of his Official and profess
ional duties was Incompatible with the higher
oblgatloa he owed his creator, he has felt
himself bound TO sacrifice thc former to the
latter The reasonableaess Of this conclusion
so lar at least as respects his latq Office. will
not, we presume, be questioned by the reyi
g'ous part OF the community; as it can hardly
DC expected that any man, who entertains n
decent respect for religion, can long continue
20 bold any office whatever under the present
Administration of the general gorernment-
we must, however, be permitted 10 express
or regret that tie conscientious scfupies Of
the District Attorney should no. have arisen
AK months sooner; as he would in that case
Rave saved the Senate the trouble OF first re.
Jeeting his nomination, then reconsiderinq II
and ultimately giving ii a tardy and reluctant
aPproval.-Maji or N FL SvAYhE, of Cesboe
ton, is spoken as the successor Of the late in
eumbeat OHIO State Journal
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A Printer, IA the prime of Life
Greatly needs a handsome Wife.

For the benefit of all whom it msy concern,
We publish the same, fee of expense, hoping
thst our brother typo may be speedily AID Ii
beraly provided for, out OF the SINKING fund of
the sisierhood Of hope.
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- LIFE Of Hrnry Ciay-George y. Prentice.
Esq. editor Of the New England Weekly Re-
view. is engaged in writing a Biography Of
Hesry Clay. The work, says an advertise
meat IN the last number Of the Review. "is
IN state OF iorwardness. la tie collection, of
Important facts, ME-. Prentice has had the as
slstanee Of several distinguished associates in
Sew England and the Western States -
The work is 60 be published by Hanmer g.
Phelps of Hartford. in 800 duodecimo pages.
at the price of rl 25 per copy.-.Na Int.
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IL IS admitted, by prominent men Of the
Jackson party, that Gen. jackson did. previ-
ously to the passage of the Rockville Road
bill assure DR.; VIM. Tyler and VIM. Nj
Its passage, il should receive his SANCTION
notwithstanding which he vetoed il when /,
dIs pass. But, it ia alledged in excavation.
that inasmuch as the promise was made 70
thein as private gentlemen. the President was
unqer no obligation to adhere to it in an OH
siai pubic ACT. Was ever such doctrine be.
lore advocated in an enlightened eountrx or
ageF Or was ever such conduct on the mart
OF high public officer, INDUCED in. without
iniNNg disgrace upon that ofhcero We he.
leVe not-and 10 this instance, we believe the
eonauct OF resident Jackson viii be indig-
h ;'~h .ePr1oa' eo ~ large majority Of tie
hiSs minded, honorable men. OF an n3rtas I.
IS altogether inexcusable, and no nan. who
L@s any regard for his own character, will
undSslake to excuse it.-Torch Ligbt.
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evidently been furnished ''By Authority a,
contains extracts from priyateletter writ
tcn to tss President by Mr. Tazewell. aud
RON letter in reply thereto, by MIR. Broae6
TO Ar Tazewsll. Il would thus seem tbat
Lieut. Webb is encouraged in bis masni6-
cent attempt TO run Mr.. Tazewen down from
Washington. More Of this hereafter.
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MEASURES OR MEN.-AIl who believe the
great interests Of the country, require the
Profession Of cur domestic industry by a ia
dicioas Tariff, and the improvement of the
internal resources Of the Union, by roads ana
canals, and other works of national inpor.
lance, must unite TO su> tain these measures.
or they will be prostratstl The friends OF
thus policy, who have beretsfore supported
Gen jackson and his administration, have a
PAINFUL task 10 perform. Ii is one from
winch, we believe, they viii not shrink
y. " hen convinced, that he is led TO oppose
these measures, they will not hesitate 20 sus-
tain them, even against the reto Of Jackson
aud the whole weight oil his administration
HaaiA0n { o. Lltei!igeaoer.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15

, g The n. Y. Courier and Enquirer of
Ivy l. contains vindictve attack upon
slf' Iaze"eli, the materials of which, have
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-12-25

Ienabled y gio,y II ir;b~istios- III our con-
|aeioueeavere. made tsnder--ifassa. .speli-
ty!wsre ~ isto or pvsysrs--vs sbouId
fake h<ed IN We give way 10 an evil
heart Of unbfltsf We should remember,
too, how our tfoubies ~er bF6ufb ~ on us,
and ne behe6ts wh;ck wS5 &c eI3e1 While
They cohtinued! we should watch that ne
might MT estimate them. falsely; and, Ut
all times, We should bear it ia our mind,
that it is not suffering which hurts Us, bst
sin.
The strength ofthc church copsists--
not in the number of its msmbers-buf IN
the maturity and vigor oftheir pisiy. One
who keeps alive at oil times, the spirit OF
prayer, may By the power Of his example,
and the efficacy Of his supPlicatieps, be
instrumental in the conversion Of many
emies--whilc . hmdted worldly mind.
ed professors would, by usiri example, the
more effectuaIly lull to sleep the conseiep,
ces Of sinners aud smooth their way to
perdltion. ta.a,s
b" Not every one that saith LORD, Lord.
shall enter into the kingdom Of Gdd, but
he that doeth the willofmy father, ~hicIl
IS III heaven."2 br aaiael Tcl sbn# issit
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ffWNTER AhkANGEMENT' ~. -. :.
"A STAGE will leave Provid,.nc~, and
"A Newport, at haJ past eight ofhah,
A. M. ere,y day, Sundays excepted. =
Fare through to Newport, SO 90.
llJ. Books kept in Providence, at Rog
er Williams Hotel, Manuiacturers' Ho
tel, and ut the Franklin House. ss2
j. & N. CHADWICK. -
BRITOL, WARREN, AND PROV
= aeHff NsTDENCE y ~ ia' itsis