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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24

L. Mr.. Jeft rson maine has been frequent
" sandered by being pairei with that OF An
drew jackson, and, IN nothing has he been
more deeply wronged than in the fact that his
exa,nple has been quoted to Justify the pro
scriptive policy, which is so veil suited TO the
ierocious temper and arbitrary disposition Of
The present Executive, bat whlch would have
made the benevolent heart of Mr.. jefferson,
bleed TO hear Of, much less TO approve. THIS
matter Is St; 10 rights in tina, portion OF the
speech of Mr.. Holmes, of Maine, which we
insert this morning. He cites the Journals Of
the Senate to show that Mr.. Jefferson removed
only thirtyJour individuals, in the disposition
of whose Offices that body had an advisory
and conlirmalory voice nineteen OF whom are
slewn to have been displaced for good cause.
How many, pray has Jackson removed, 10Th
out cause ? About ttUo hundred And yet
it is said Mr.. Jenarsnns example furnishes
jackson with a sufficient warrant for his course.
We have not taken the - reform in the Post
office Department into Consideration, in the
preceding estimate. When, therefore, we add
the fire hundred removed Postmasrers under
this administration, for which that Of Mr. Jti
ierson furnishes 10 Justification, the reader
will see that il is gross SANDER TO compare
che policy Of the two men Their conduct,
indeed, is in broad and palyabe contrast.
u We are extremely curious to hnow how
Mr. Benton aud his co.celebrators OF the 18th
Of last April, discovered the birthday OF Mr..
Jefferson We have searched his Correspon
dence, in vain. No clue is furnished there, or
elsewhere, that We know of, by which the dis
covery could be made Ga tho contrary, we
are lett TO infer, from very emphatic declara.
'ion, contained i'll a letter of MIR. jefferson 10 Lee
" Lincoln. which may be found on the Isl page
ot the 4th vol. OF his Memoirs, that no person,
not even the most familiar of his own house
hold, had been made acquainted with his birth
cay or If they had been, ii was accompanied
With an express injunction never TO reveal il.
whether Mr.. Jefferson was or was not over.
tasildiOus in his opinion us to the proprie,y OF
IGNORING ndv iduals by setting apart the an
nversay Of their birth as season oil rejoicing
aud festisy. we shall not prelead to decide
but, whether he was not, they who profess
50 much reverence for his opinions should GER
family not have violated his declared 9eish, in
his respect particularly, as, after all they
lad 10 make euess-worls Of il.
Under sohich King.l Bes6nian 2'-Bo'b
Houses of Congress hayepassed bill author
A'PS a subsrrip' onsoh tic part & the gene
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24

u For once, we agree with the Richmond
Enquirer. II is high tuna than the accounts OF
Miles King we're settled. The government
ought moi 10 throw suspicious upon his charac
ter If he is guiiless aud if, on the other hand.
he be guilty, il ought to be made known. We
copy This morning from the Why a curious let.
ter on tins subject
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24

al go'efaD'" 10 ihe Maymag Iura5ane
Company. We shall now see whether the
president will reeogaiz the Jurisdiction ofthe
general government over the suh;ee, si inter.
ha' improvements, by signing this bill OF whe
'her he VIII, (as the Richmond Enquirer cou.
hdently predicted he would, in relation 10 BIZ
oil similar character, though more national IA
lis proposed ohJect,) in the exercise OF his high
constitutional pferogaiive. put upon ii sis RIO
II ne takes the former course, the Enquirer v III
DO s'tei!!, as il always is when II wishes to con.
demn, but feels HE curb IN IFS mouh--,f he
'aNes the latter, thy shout OF victory ii will set
up Will be loud AMI long may then e1claim
with more truth ard proprie,y than p. T. Bar
hour did on late occasion, that The monster
Is harpooned.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24

Under ~hich King,l BesSnian 2'-Bob
Il op'es of Congress hayepassed bill author
4'ps subsrrip' on5on tic part e the gene
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-10

coo quarters, and further arrivals may yet be
expected. The price obtained for Wheat in bond
having ranged from IS IS oil per 20 lbs. Our
home markets for all kinds of Gram have of late
sIish Wheat from Is Sc Cd los Cd: irisb. IS Cd
Cd; Canada, 9s Cd a los Cd; Baltic. IS cd a
Is per 70 lbs; Barley is lid IS I'd per 60 lbs.
Oats, IS Cd IS per IS lbs. No Indian Corn
now remains here: atterl il has been good deal
inquired for, and would now sell AT about AS a
dos per 4SOlbs. Import of -four from the u.
States since january Isl, IA $3.50 brls,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-10

constitutional deputies of every description a.
mount to l44, ministerial TO As.
There still remained 100 deputies to be elected
in the adjourned colleges.
PARIS, JUNE %.
Fmds.-Five per Cents. 105f. 95c. LOST. !;
Four per Cents 99f; Bank Stock, l,S45f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-10
From tie circliargj Cea7ns e. Crary.
Ify,,,nnr JrIx1

The Corn market has experienced more iluctu.
atlon the unfavorable weather Of part of last week
produced some further speculation in Flour in
bond, as well as Of foreign Wheat. the former at
the advance price Of rs per bbI. the lateral an
advance On previous rates Of Sd per oushel;
more promising appearance of weather the past
few DAYS has caused thc demand to subside in
great degree, but holders are at present very
fem al The rates previously current, both in
Wheat and Flour.
A scarcity of provisions in several districts in
lrelrnd ha, caused demand for all cheap de-
scIip,Ons Of Grain: and Indian Corn. duty paid,
would now command as high as 4Ss To sos. per.
48UIbs. there is not however. any in the market.
The duties are uual,ered this week. being
Wheat Dis Sd. per q: Flour l3sper bl. and In
dian Corn los ID. ser or.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-10
zENSD~

Tie Weaher.--On Sunday. the Thermometer
stood at 920. the atmosphere oppressive most of
the day; and on Monday, at 80, wind strong at
North East.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-10
ALEXANDRIA, DEC.
TUESD.7Y MORNING, AUGUST 10. 1850

h. Several communications and editorial ar
ticles, intended for this mornings Gazette. have
been laid over to make room for thea interesting
Foreign News which fills our sheet.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-10
DIED.

At the residence of Mr.. Robert Y. Brent, near
Washington. on Sunday last. GEORGE GRAHAM,
Esq. Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-10

.siexnndria Ennui.
4 meeting of,hc Commissioners sppointcdt 70 re.
n cci,e aur crp0ns v, the Stock oi The Alexandra
Canal Company held { lee Mayer Office III A.e
dra, fih june, lS5O-P,tSent:
JOIN, Roberts, Chsr'os Bennett,
Fhncas Ja;tnCy, DdTund I. Ice,
RObcrt |. a Tor. Coin Aud,
Thomson + Mason, Henry DaiIgc!f,ld,
Hugh Smith. George RrcD',
e.. EazeaOve, jonathan Butcher.
W. II. Miller,
On notion, INV. | LES was appointed Chairman,
and W y. HILLTR Secretary.
Ordered, Iha' books IF subscription be opened on
NnDdii, the lihiuitanI nj the following Banks,
Bank # hlexindria, under The Jonah Thompson and
superintendent OF u l. hcKcHna
,,.,L rs p,,r,o. .. .. ihineas Jsnney and
~ " 1Charlcs Page
Farmers BANK Of A!exandris, } ". -, q N''' ~o
y echanics' Bank Of Aiexan. George IIreht and
dria, ChaFies LhaIin
Office of Discount and Deposit Sam'l II smith AM
Bank the U ) Washing ton Richard Smith
Bank of the Valley, " inches obed Waite and
ter, III Brent
Office ofDiscoun, and Deposit (n:.,t4
Farmers Bank of Virginia go OIL
at Winche>!,r,
Office of Discount and Deposit X H. Henderson and
Bank oftheVsiiey. j.eesburg S. NJ Edwards
town,
Er,rGei Jromh. Minutes:
EDM. |. LEE, Chairman.
W. II. Mullen, sec'y.
June 7-3tawtl4lhAuE
II The National intc!ligenccr. Winchester Repub.
lc.n Charlie stown Free Press, and Leesburg GeBius
Of iberty will insert the above week till 10th
August, and send their accounts to this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-10
aii:p NEWS.
PORl or ALEXANDRIA,, ~ c ,

ARRIVED, AUGUST 8,
Brig Russian. Rider, Baltimore; to Edward
Dangerhcid & Co.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore; freight
and passengers for the District.
Steamboat Franklin, Ne>itt, Baltimore; DO. do.
SAILED, AUGUST .,
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Old Point, Nor
folk and Cape Henry, with party.
-S&S
Ship Eagle, Rose, at PhiladeI phia 4th instant.
Sloop Statira, Petit, cleared at Phil. for this
port 9Th instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-10
-A$3
Extract of a letter to the Editors of the New
York Journal Of Commerce, dated

Extract of letter to the Editors of the New
York Journal of Commerce, dated
"LlvEnpooL, Juy 1.
:. 75hacco. The market is dull and prices are
hardly maintained. Graia and EioW-We have
had again in the past month pretty large I'M
mort of American -Four. amounting to about Co.,
COO bills and as very little has vet gone into con-
SUMPTION. the stock in the market must now be
little short of 600 bbis. In consequence,
however. of the weather having been very cold
and wet for about fortnight, giving rise TO some
apprehension of injury to our crops, brisk spc-
cuiative demand was excited for Flour, and large
sales both on the spot and 10 arrive, were made
mt 24s6da25s at first. advancing afterwards to
27sa28s per br; the latter was the highest rate
obtained for the best Philadelphia, and other APP
proyed brands, and at this price there at the
present moment, mary sellers, but no buyers
With a favorable change in the weather, the spe-
culative demand has entirely ceased, and there
j. no disposition to buy at these rates for the pur
nose of immediate entry for home use; indeed
that which has already been entered meets with
such an exceedingly limited sale, even at 3Ssa59
Der bril-. that probably little will now be done, un-
I'll either some decline in price takes place, or
the import duty becomes lower.
(. Foreign Wheats, however. of every descrip-
ton, but especially those OF good sound quality.
meet vi it'll steady aud extensive demand for I'M
mediate consumption. at from 9s Cd up to los
Sd per 70lO; aud great proportion OF that when
was Ell er,d at duty OF Eos. Sd. per Or; lie"
weeks ago is now gone out OF the market;
the quantity now in bond in this port. ready
TO be entered when the duty falls. is about 68,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-10

N0uIg h>,ai"s' ~'amiusrS.
On 81. .4saph Street, be'ween King 6 Cameron.
VIM. NJ. JONES
sNF0RMS the patrons # tn .n,ttuiion that the du.
q ties wi!lrc oomm,nce on The FIRST Monday in sep.
temher
In addition TO the English brsntHes usually taught
in the best mna'ies, the Young ladies' viii have an
opportunity ct beng instructed in the Greek, Latin,
and French Lar gnages.
IT'S Of studies is arranged sui, the gradual
development; of HE different faculties ftc mind, and
every viii be used AMI m"tines Likewise pre-
sen,ed xce to habits Of industry and love oflte.
rature. IN sholt In. great aim il commune sting in.
srucon, is 10 open the MUD, inform the reason.
ttire theiudgmenI ard improve 'he disposition b. the
proper cultivation e The heart and affections. He has
frequent examinations, and those friendly 10 the In.
situation respectfully invited I" visit It, chere they
may wnes, the advancement of his pupils. his disci.
pine aTd government
Terms made known at the School Room, or at the
house ofthe Reyd. WIN e. Walton, with whom he
b0ar's
Alcxnndrii. aug 10-to3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-10
PHILADELPHIA MARXET-Aro /.

Flour Gnd LEA! --Superfne Flour has cdnti-
nued steady at $685. and for the extent of the
receipts the demand has been fair; the stock Is
usually small Sales of Rye Flour TO some extent
at S5.453: the market is now bare. No trans
actions in Corn Meal. which is scarce, and gen
orally held for an advance on our quotations. -
Export of superhne Flour from July /, to August
1880, 9SO5 brls; and from January !, 1880, 1863,
763 bbls.
Gcain.--Supplies of new Wheat continue to a
moderate extent. and some improy cment in price
since last report, sales of new Delaware al GA
1913 cts. as in quality. Corn continues to be
scarce. and sells readily at quotations. In Rye
and Oals no change to remara.-Pr!ce Current.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-10
HAVANA NARkET-JuLy 81

Flour l24 3. MackeIeI 8! I. Exchange
on London Ia a 10 In all other articles tie
prices are not materially varied from quotations
on the lzth-ENs. ". 7. Jour Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-10

LONDON CORN EXCHANCE-Jux 90.
The arrivals Of Wheat were not very large this
morning; bit having favorable change in the
weather since Friday last (25th), the meali0g
trade is heavy The best samples support the
rates Of this day week. Flour, same as last week,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-10

FLur.-I.ast week the wagon price Of new
Wheat Flour ranged from s. O. TO 10, closing
on Saturday at the latter. Sales were made dur
inc the week at CO to 5 III. The principal
transactions from stores were Oh Saturday, when
500 or Goo bbs were sold at l2i. Old Flour
was without change, the wagon price ranging
from 4 80 to ga, but principally taken at
IS to i 81. 1t may he quoted at 90 from
stores. but very little in market; some small lots
fresh ground have been taken by the bakers at
l23.
Yesterday the current price of new Wheat
Flour from wagons was S. 10.
Export for the week ending Saturday, 7th
inst. $50 barrels, coastwise.
Quantity inspected during The same period:--
King-strcct, 1854 bbls. 90 half bb!s.
Wharf, 2jj . 90 -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-10

Total IVY - w
Crain.-Ive lave no material change to make
in orr quotations Of the dilts,nt kinds. Good
red y he0t continues in demasd at 90 TO % cents,
and prime lots occasionally bring "a and 81 c9.
A cargo Of good red sold YESTERDAY %. cargo
Of mixed Corn, good, sold a. 80; dis article Is:
also in demand.
Lard is in demand and would readily bring
cts from wagons.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-10

UR.4fO IO--UORROW.
Rhode Island State Map Lottery,
Will be drawn Il fr'vdcnoe the llth IF August.
HIGH EST PRIZE So 600.
Tickets ~; hst'es /; quarter. so
To DE had at
J. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
" ~ Corner cfErg and ROYAL STREETS. .4lex'G.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-10
FRANCE AND ALGlEPS.

LONDON, June 0O
cypress from PGris.-We have just receiv-
cd. by an Extraordinary EXPIRES, from Paris. the
h1ui'eur, and other Morning Papers of Nom
dl', aad Nith the Second Edition Of the Mes
,eHser de' Chambres, and Gazette de France,
dated June "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-10
DUPERRE.

ToULoN, JUNE o..
Six thousand Arabs presented themselves on
the 20th at our outpoSts, to make their su6mis.
sion to the French army. They have been de-
sired to return to their homes, and they have pro-
missed to do so. In the following night another
corps of Arabs presented themselves. Our troops
we're preparing to repulse them, but the Arabs
fired their arms into the air, made their submits
sion. and the same answer was given them.
This report has been made to me BY Capt. b.
uamoar, of the Mithridate transport, who left
Sidi Fcrruch on the 2lst, and arrived here yes
terday.
French Eiections.-'rhe Journal du Commerce
of the Goth of June says, that of Us nomna-
tons which were then known, the opposition had
obtained 1879, and the ministry SIS. One hun
dred voters of the address had already been re.
elected. and had been reinforced by % deputies.
who were not of the last Chamber. The mnste-
rial list consisted of AS deputies of the Isl who
opposed the address. and of ten new deputies
The Journal du Commerce anticipates the COM
plete success of the liberal party.
The second edition of the Messenger of the
2Sth. says. that of the 1875 deputies elected ON
the Esd, but four remain to be known. The
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06

DIED, 10 Philadelphia, on the i7th uit. Ia
me SD year Of his age, DR.. JOHN ID. GOD
NAN; Professor OF Anatomy Ia the Medical
School OF New York.
The trihates which have been paid in tbs
newspapers to the late DR.. Goldman, were
peo'shy cue 70 the memsry Of . man so va
guished by industry and ssai IN the acoc;sk-
ton and advancement OF science. he did roe
ENJOY early opportunities efselfimproyeu,ess.
oaf ne cultivated his talents. As he appro,.cs,
ed manhood, with degree of ardor and sur
cess which supplied all deficiencies, aud Ia
finally became one of the most Accommodated
general scholars and linguists. acute and cru.
dite naturslists, ready. pleasing and Instructive
lecturers and writers IL the country and era.
lie pr'ncipal subject of his study was Auat-
omy ~ its main branehes,-in which he ar.
cened 70 every respect. His attention was
much directed also 10 Physiology, Pathology.
ana Natural History, with an aptitude AMI
emergency abundsntiy proved by the merits 81
mcrate,
We do not cow recolIeett to have known a.
ny individual who inspired us with mora rs,'
poet tor his intellect aud heart than Doeto.
Godmani--to whom knowledge and Discovery
appeared mote abstraetedly precious; whose
sye shed more OF the lustre OF generous and
enlightened enthusiasm, whose heart remain
ed more vivid and sympathstic, amid prsiss-
''onal iahors and responsibility always ex.
srsnely severe and urgent. Considerisr tho
Decline of his health for q long period. and
the pressure OF adverse circurnstsnces. whicl,
he too frequently experienced, he performed
prodisies as student, an author and a teach.
err be prosecuted extensive and diversified
researches; composed superior disquisitions
and reyisws or lafgs and valuable Volumes:
and 10 the great number Of topics which hs
handled simultaneously or in imme data sae |,
sess'on. he touched nons without doing him.
sell credit; and producing SONS new devslope-
ment OF light or happy forms Of expression.
he fingered for years under ccnsunplioa
OF the lungs; understood fully the incurssbls-
ness Of his malaneboly state; spoke and sctsd
WIN an unicignsd and beautiful resignation.
toiled at his desk to the last day of his thirty,
two years, stili glowing with tho love Of sell
encs and the domestic affections. The reps-
taton, the writings, and the family OF this
victim Of the most exalted ambition and r. !.
fined propensites, should be greatly and
widely cherishcd.-- National Gassffe.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06

The following is the full vote given last
resk in Morgan county for delegates to the
general Assembly, and for and against the
.usnded Constitution:
For delegates-John O'Ferrall ISq--Wl
ksn Smith 77--Jereniah Haywood al
n. Wheat 81. :
For the Constitution 32-sgainst It l6a.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06

NOTICE.-Thes ubscribsrhersby inform.
Nv his customers and the public generally
that no has his Carding Machines in good or.
der for CARDING WOOL, at ths usual
price Of 81 cents per pouad
he has on hand SCOTCH and VENE.
fiAN CARPETINGS, and COUNTER.
PANES; all Of which he win sell low.
lie would respectfully inform that portion
Of bis customers whose accounts are stil an
settled, that be Is very much in want Of MO
nsy. and would thank Them for speedy set
Element. C. G. CONRaTIT
Aartinsburg, May g., lsSo.--tf.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, &c.
THREE DOLLARSREW ARD Strs

|TVyHREE DOLLARSREW ARD Stray
Il I'd or stolen from the commons Of Mar,
6nshn-g on Saturday night the i7th April
Ia BLACK MARE, IA years old. ono bind
eocs white, a small star. and taft Of ~bits
hair between her ears; shOd al soand, a "a
|susai trottsr, has largo scar On bag sap. o.
|casioned ny = kick The shOve reward Ma
lbe psid for returning ssi@ mare. w.sh I'll - =
lssnshse expeases- if stolen. . literal ssv>~
Coz tho thai. upsa eosvirticn-
Mss y. lsso-st JAS SsSAExaN
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06

" va oo"sstioeE uOW Gals the attention OF
all persons indebted to the late 6rm 81
ID. ORRiCK Co 10 the absolute necessity
OF Closing the concerns of the company i'm.
usediatsly, and informs them that uniess their
several debts ara paid forthwith, he will, ID
conformity with express Instructions given
him to that effect, institute suit to June term
on all claims over $40, and place ali sunallcr
claims 10 the hands Of Constab.es for collea.
ton. Ifpersons having individual claims =
gainst the parties suffer themselves to b
sued, they win lose the benefit Of their &C,
counts, az they cannot b. received as oiIssts
against partnership account without the
consent Of both of the plaintiffs. Suits would
have been instituted at March term, puysusnt
to the indications Of former notice, but foa
the absence Of counsel and the prsss Of the
subscribers own private business: these pre-.
ventatires are now removed. and debtors may
sheyefore expect no longer delay
BENJAMIN ORRICK.
Martinsburg, May s, IS3O-3t.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06
WOOL WO0LIl WOOIiv

WUUL WUULII WOOLlV
HIBBS s. ORRICK wish to purchase in
VA exchange for domestic woolens, large
quantity of Commcn Wool, washed or nm .
washed. They ofer in exchange for wool. \
variety of Woolen Goods, such NJ Cloihs
Caasinstts. Flsnnel., Blankets. failed spi
plaided Linseys, and Car1etiar Of suDer;or
quality and at low prices. Thsy also tsks
the liberty to inform tie public that thew ars
prepared at oil timss 10 do
RULING. Dying aad Dyess;Nx If Gsods, and
.WO<th WANWlIy4o
IN xns pes manner and at the nsasI price, and
VIII e.<s Wool, Cora, Bacon, Soap Or Lard
in payment
Martssbarg. May 8, lsso--sx.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06
MARRIED.

On Thursday last, by the Rev. MIR. Brown,
Or. Allen c; Hsnpwosd. to Miss Margaret ~
.Nssskwk, all Of this county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06
Martinsburg, May s. Iss0-st.
0RoOHHXHS.
FRESH FRUIT,
BE-

N. England Rum, hmariuds.
Ground Nuts, Half Spanish and Comansa
Cigars; Cayeadish and Small Twist Tobace u
Scotch, Rappse and Macsobau Snuff, just re-
c,iyed, which will be sold low, by
May o, l8S0--St. ADAM YOUNG.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06

Miles King has been elected, By tri.saphoss,
majority, TO repressntths Borough Of Norfolk IN
ne pTg.nsc House ef Delegates N the room O
MI Gngsty the late ~eo,br Mr. Kiag,
,c.a De raeo!tscted, .cas the .NopaI Officer on III,
."o.5o3 sfa{.o' and dismissed by General jock
son because he dared think for k;msslf.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06

hETREscHmHsr AeAIM Sv-sie ,oo0-xe
I "iii De seen by on article headed 'pruni.
wy Puolished IN another part of this paper
congress will cost from TEN TO TWELVE
THOUSAND dollar. more than nny formsr
session. This is Rnoth.r item OF "refreaeh
''sni and reform" We hope they win no,
call t"dsososrasy" The word, LIKE .'reiorm,
has no'0 almost lost its original meaning.
Penn. intsligsncev.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-06

The VaTioloid has, ,esthn the last f,ro on three
sseses, aprearsdat HGYis51g IN Psaasylyao,is
attacking n'any, but, a. yet. prouipg fatol IN NO
ustance "What Is son,c,chat singtdsr.n ssys
the Harrisburg Rep,sbiican "@sd sesmssgi.,
controdssicry 10 the old doctrine that those sfsst
cd onss soith tie email por ,eiiI never hovs q re-
fus,s q that diseose, those tsho hnre been deep!,
plttsd With tie s,aa pon hare had sepsys a.tosifs
Of 1t undsr tie mans If Yoriolo;d.n