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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-01

The es-~ a The wfost,mssc youth Who has just
p.id the fcsf'' q his life 60 the outraged is~s Of
his country t.iugs tn ulis the follo-ins lines Of
sir. Brr,S's poems. div nd hsfsrc The students
sni ,isi,.-r> of ilamrssp sydney Cn,isyc.
..A,niast the ho-s III liz mis;,udcd mn,
Permits q, i.tr,wsh ihs-nssl,ss IN hi dop,sin,
lsrswrsu holds dread I.s,--en,n-psc.
n winds it, ssasy-s, and plsn's i,s fatal l'irrs.
Among a.. flowers thss er,,~ ~ The yo~,nd path
IN - hieh the bcesilcss fcst e childhood r,o.
I, binds ti- srvr.tb e manhood In IL sioiis.
And Dig IT. fer, p,tfs'is f'~ the i'""s-
On lettering sgc. A. IT. gr,~, Wche',pc.
The pri,ses ~ fcnds, eiUti, his ho,rid form
In shining r,,l,es. like those psric sn-ris wear,
Aud hide his hcll,sh iron, in hooks bcid,n;
so can this Demon mask IA bright array
It's foul d-tcrni,, sud veil in ssni,os
And " innsng Embellishments its Aspect dire.
IL ,hc.. ~ most epis Hing dsng-rs iIk;
For hiic the heart IN seen-s oi festive miirh,
Anil social joy. indulgcS happy drcan,>
That nonah, of harn - near, the monster plies
Ills i, seductive art, f',se '.yrcss iinds
To it, earnscd. ung,i:r'i, citadel,
AID o cr the welding ,assiou. sooa obtains
An ca>s conquest. These, alas, become
Hi. struu, allies. and 'b-ir united power
hut rarely fails to crush t.,cir victim mind,
Aud s''"l i.'m prenH,nri. TO the grave
In.iulgcni Gthcrs, t-ndc., mothers, wake
From YOUR 'lclu>i,c dr'ahns that Ill j. safe
With those dear ol,Dccts of your foud,,>t hopes
" ho dali, min;,ie wher,- the ~ inc cup flows,
And uurr>tr.inv,l psrtakc IL charming d,su.ht.
Icss,l, them there's poison iu thu sparkling wave
1ha, deadly ssI,s arr ~ ,ncsl amidst the wreatls
W hi.h crvsn t,c nsantiing bowl That wlr-i
Tire ,,ios
Have once imbibed it, uest infection ban.,
!, leaves faint 'i,-i oftiiincs msd,i.ns heart
.\rl brain, and drives To- ruin and To d. atl. -
Not les appropriate To the case. is ,ho sub
joined thrilling and faithful picture Of the Cam
bl,r's fate:
- "1hc Gambler y dom
Let yoo'isr awful scene of death proclaim
That yz,lbd youth ~lsosc s,uds ai,. nearly run
Nss born to wealth, ami honour crowned hi
nam.;-
Behold him nov the gaze of Iccring- crowds.
Who gather ruuni To- SCI him hang ON high
And meet a frlon' death Draw near. W. Youth
Whose feet prone tn slide from Virtue, line
sSchoid thai coffin where the murderer knccis, -
And the fresh grave Ia ~aitiug for his coisc--
Look on Won gallo~s newly resrrd-and -cc
lhm dangling cord-thosc grayc-clothcs, an,
thst form
Arayc,i in mufiling bla~k'-thc spcctrc-form
W hose l'aud prepares u tic the fatal noese-
Hut, bark the fclon's diving words attcn.l.-
lie warns against the rock on which bis ALI
His virtue, happiness, and life, were wrecked
The arts III Gamblers, and a love Of ramcs,
Ihcsc plunged him deep ia poverty and debt,
And dctpcr still in nfany and guilt
For murders blackcs, STAIN is Oh hs soui,''
1t Is known To most readers, that in elite.
the officers Of the Law, shrink ing from their duty
general, hire ficnd-likc looking parsonage 4
act tl,c part Of executioner.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-01

Death from Hy'tropho5ia.-W We cop.
the subjo,ned account OF death tom
this dreadful disease. from the I..,
Charlottesville Va. Advocate:
Died. at his residence. about mill.
from tins place, uu edne.das tie
18th ulr. MIR. WM. { Wn,N. Of liz
drophobia. We are indebted 10 lie
poIteness OF a friend for the lolloaln.
particulars relative 10 this terr,5le
disease MIR. Wren was bitten IA
two places on the foot, by strange
dog, on the eth Of June last. 4 18th
wounds were much lacerated. aud olc
OF them penetrated through The rend
Gus on the upper surface Of the foot 10
the bone. He felt no uneasinc,, abou.
his situation. not supposng the dos to
be mad. The wounds continued TO
heal regularly and in a short tim.
were perfectly well. Or the 18Th
'nst.-more than two rnor.ls sfIer the
wounds were rcceived-he ielt some
uhcasincss IN the foot, which - adual
~ extended up the leg until threaded
the body. tie then had pain IN nr
back, lower part of the abdomen aad
some soreness about the throat
These symptoms continuing with little
variation, were ascribed by himself
and friends To Rheumatism, or cold
brought on by recent exuosIre 10
shower Of rain. BY family presonp-
ton be was bled and took a dose u
oil. The bleeding relieved hi, pans.
and he supposed himself nearly well.
until on the evening of the 1-lb INST.
While attempting Ia swallow some wa
ter he was immediately seiLcj With
spasms. lie then for the fr.t time
became fully aware of his awful cvu-
l,tion. and applied for medical ard -
The spasms continued To inCrca.e "a
pidiy. and were much sggra, ~
the approach At any ore to the bed
SIDE or any sudden noise. Attempts
were made By every means TO get hin
TO receive drink and food. but tie ar.
Proach OF either, IN any manner. IN.
medIaieiy threw him into the most NO
lent agitation. In the intervals Of ne
spasnls and even during their ooniirp
anee, he retained perfect possession u
all his mental facnlties until within ar
hour OF his dissolution lie repeated
~ invited his friends 20 his bed side 10
shake hands With him. assuring them
that he was perfectly 10 b., senses.
AMI ie't no disposition 10 DO iujuf, 60
any one. The spasms continued Witl
increasing violence 81 hours. When
death relieved him from the most as
iuI suffering We have ever witnessed
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-01

HDmoUred L,suyvrcfion. Il letter
was received IN this city ve.t0dav
from gentleman ~ Wi!:ainafon y
= stating that conspiracy IL tLsus
gfoes OF that city aud neiai bofbo,J
Tor ihsotfee''ouary purpose. had l.,.t
discovered few DAYS since. one q!
tbe principal leaders. named Jsms.
Co"an. and few Of his sccompb,e,
have been arrested and imprisoned
" y stated that CowsD had ,efy m
auigent master. who allowed him o.
Keep tavern, and 10 ibi. estabiisI
Deni large number Of Walker. ln
eendlary pamphlets we're found-fe
prisoner having made use ~ bis bs.i
ness iVr the more efficient d,.lfibs
'ion.--Ihe InsurrectiOB, IL issa,d. VA
to take place az the period Of the YEA.
" ben The crops are Usually fskeu ~.
" J. Inn
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~ many persons bal not an opportunity G
hTsring all that passed. NC have thought IL Nigh
be well enousl, TO insert the concluding part G
thu prayer repeated by Cox, while knceling owe
las coffin. II - copied from the - Catholic Ma
mud :" and thoagl, not Ourselves of tina, Gath. ~
cannot Withhold our admiration of the GLOW in
aud affecting u, of i,s IaIguagv aud spirit.
Loan JE>cs.grs,io,is t.oD, Father of Mercy
pfr~s'fd NV ss'it before thee with an humble AL
coutritc heart. ! recommend my last hour. AN
all that shall follow, into Tbs hanIls.
W han NV iiniDDyahlc feet will warn meO
that my course ia tIs life " III sOoo he fnisl,-
cd.
Whom nv eyes, obsouvd a ~. rpprsacl,
81 death, shall cast their d, i,,g iooks TOW ards
thee
When NV lips, c,ld aud trembling. viii
pro"ounee, Tor tl.c iss, tinr. thy adorable
BEns-,
Nbcn n, pale and lyid checks will IN
spiir the bcbol'crs 18th compassion.
When t'c eoll s~csi e death via an
nouDec nay approaching end.
Nhen NV ears shall be sl,,.s g. sIns. e.
c'cry human voice, md open nuss 4, hear
the iIIesocaide sentence of tl,s ,s,.sir. .
y h'ci ~iii separate nis frusa de nusssh,f IL :
tl'c living. :
When ~, imagination. sgi,a,c.l Nv d.sk
and terTis, ing I'hnftosns, gill be- pianxed in
spici .wn,.ss
W hcn uIs mind, troublcd n tl,e Sssrla Al .
nay inigiitics, si'd hy tIs fer ~ iiy is,sts,. :
ball eoteud With ihr ss,- a ,iirrknss.
~iso ~ould hid dsy iries lI.Oni nae. an. .
rs.i ~ into despair, .
Nlpn NV ~esk heart. usett.out rcd h, ,l,. ( :
pains - setncss, vili ~ srixcd " ith liz hor-
ruf- ~ death :
Niien han D. surrounded b, rB, f.ls-
I've, ai',l irirt'''s ksn,.ffing ms ..,d eousl :
Ton, aid NJ ring up ~ tho. tLsir slppIi,n- :
tinsis ~ ms H. lsaif =
Nl"n .'iai d.,d tay Ia t.-ara H.. f,,.- :
r'nrcrs ~ 40 .,iusioss. r,e@,,,., tl,,.,n -
~ lsic ~ prnalicc, !.
Nhfn slrill hs,r lost flir ne of,s.t $780,. :
s'i III biol, suTid hall ,li,s,.,,.s., t,.a a.,
tirw.
v hcr ~ lasi sehs e INV lsss.y. .l..,l IT,,
my s''ui irum mJ body. ssecpti,.x tI...a !.
eslnv ssisc q haly iuils,i, ne. 10 T.. tb,,,.
w htn ~ slii slf,ll d. go ~, I,t... si..,.,,,
ihg fffH tli'. sorid sssl hall les.se -, -,
eald nd liifisss, asrcytiug tIsc n. sssl,,si a
'ny beng - honsgv pad 70 tliy slisias r...-
pffv,
Whom ny ronl hall sprs.r D. or. "a.
sfld tur The hr'l utnc e,,bsli fisc el.r, a 49,,
eputteUance, - that y nus ne r.. sh..
~ from ii,re. trIi uisi u may ~ rcesi,,d
'"'" 'hf ho-p" q ,hg Hsrcy, ~ sissg ,ly
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-01

TIE ehIIfe population 81 stanton.
- l.7so. In 1920 Il was :, 355-Io.
crease N ten years 81.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07
LOOK HERE,

OFFICIAL Description OF THE EAST
Room, published for the edifcation and dc
light of all the patent Reform. Economical
Republicans in the United States. and ded;ca-
ted Coy permission) to Senator ReNroN
From the United States Ts.eayaoh
The East Room has been fitted nm in a
very Leat manner. The paper is Of q fine
lemon color, with rich cloth borIer Ganr
ne" nantels have also been placed IN tbe
loom of black marble with Italian black and
to!i fronts; each fireplace has handsome
SI~'e iiAed-there were, however, in The
mouse l'eiure, new bronzed and steel Tenders.
SNd sets of brass fre-irons, and chimney
HOOKS have been added each mantle is fnrn
bed with smirror,the plates ofwhich measure
100 by So inches, framed in a very beautiful
style; and pair Of rich ten light lamps.
hlFon2ed and gilt with a row Of drons around
'he fountain, and a pair of French China
. vases, richly Gilt and painted with glass
shades and flowers. There are three very
.Ilendid gilt chandeliers. each Tor eighteen
'ndios, the style Of which is entirely new;
"e color of The glaA: and cutting perhaps
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07

exceed any thing of the kind ever seen. A
small bronzed and gilt work, corresponding
with the mantel lamps, the inches and reces-
ses OF which are supplied with eight French
bronzcd aud gilt bracket lights, each for FIVE
candies. The carpet which contains near
500 wards. is of fine Brussels, of fawn, blue
and yellow. with a red border Under each
chandelier is placed round table OF beauti
ful workmanship, with Italian black and gold
slabs; ON the centre table is placed beautiful
thin light lamp, supported by female figures !:
on the end tables are gilt astral lamps
Each pier is filed with beautiful pier table,
richly bronzed and gilt, corresponding with
the round tables-each table having lamp
and pair of French China vases with low
ers and shades agreeing with those on the
mantels. The curtains are of blue and vel
low moreen, with Silded Eagle, represented
as holding up the drapery, which extends
over the piers. On the cornice is q line Of
gllded stars; and over the semi circle OF the
door, besides large gilded and ornamental
rays, are ID gilded stars, em5lematic of the
states, and corresponding with those on the
cornice. The stars have very fine effect
The sofas and chairs are covered with blue
danask satin-alI the furniture corresponds
IN color and style. The whole of which was
contracted for and furnished by Messrs. l..
Veron, & Co. of Philadelphia. and arranged
under the superintendent of Mr.. George w
South, one of the partners. Much credit is
due to these gentlemen IN the selection and
disposition Of the various articles: which. it is
understood, has received the entire approba-
tioa of the President. The cost is less than
$500, independent cGil,e ,naatc and paper
ing, which is considered a fixture TO the
house, and is paid out of another fund.-
I'VE beg leave humbly to recommend the
above charming little specimen of Repabiicm
simplicity aud Economy to the special notice
of our worthy friend the Editor of the Rich
mond Enquirer.l
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07
PUBLIC RENTING.

ZINE valuable FARM of limestone land,
We ON the east side of Apple pye Ridge, adj
joining the land of Capt Russell, Sidwell and
Others, containing about $50 acres of cleared
land, on which there are comfortable build
ings, good water and an excellent orchard,
will be offered to the highest bidder on the
premises, for one or more years, at IL O'Clock
on Tuesday the f9ta tastsrlt
On VEpNEspay the Goth inst at 10 O'Clock
will be let to the highest bidder, on the prem
ises, q VALUABLE FARM on Middle
creek, county of Berkeley, adjoining the
lands of Samuel Chcnowcth and others, con
tanning about 175 acres OF cleared land, on
which there are good buildings, good water,
orchard and meadow
ALSO-another FARM, adjoining the one
on which | live, containing from $50 to 900
acresof cleared land in good cultivation, on
which there are excellent buildings, good
water and excellent fences. Also, two other
FARMS in the neighborhood; all of which
viii be offered ON Thursday the 2lst inst -
The terms for each viii be stated on the days
Of renting. Bond and security raust be given
If required. Those persons wishing torrent
viii do well TO view the premises previous to
the days of renting. WIN WILSON.
Prospect Hill. Jan 1880
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07
A KNOWING FISH

A fisherman in olden times having caught
a large Turbut, presented il 10 the Roman
Emperor, accompanied with the following
address; ''.fcoept, great sur, H.is TuRBur, TOO
large for common kstclIcas: le. tbs dsat Be de-
rcted 10 isaae,iai Gehias: haste to ,naloai ,yur
stomach, aid Indulge yourself scith u.is prod
giohss Fish, preseii.ed u honor Of your a,ispi-
eio'ts reiga: Il wouIp force Itself nsfo niy net y
Any one who has taken the trouble 10 read
the notes accompanying the presentation OF
great th'ngs to ''she greatest aud best" will
be iorci5iy struck with similarity OF style and
expression.
We have frequently referred 10 the igno-
rance OF some oi the members OF The present
Cabinei; and our readers have, now and then,
heard from Us on the subject of the Ignorance
OF some Of the Editors who arc the official de-
tenders OF all the acts Of that Cabinet A.
mong these Editors. Major Noah stands con-
spicgpus, being not only as an Editor, hut
as one OF the Editors who have been deemed
worthy Of an opaent reward II may be gra-
hlung 10 our readers TO see the extent Of
Mayor Noahs knowledge Of ancient and mo
dern history, and therefore we select from u
paragraphs IN tie New York Courier, OF the
date OF November last, in which the city OF
New York IS denominated sthe Modern A
ITEMS. and some thirty oriorty lines are de
voted TO show the similarity between the two
cities, the following admirable parallel
"oar sdct;opeefs knock down Mapch ester
agents, and knock down Glasgow corduroys.
and ask 'Whst's the newsp So did tier Of an
Gent .sfhens so did tie .7hsns NJ Peiicles---ef
.fe,sfet,hones-of Dsmos,henes !"
win the Editor OF the New York Courier
illuminate our darkness, by informing US, in
what page ofeitlier Of these historians we can
ind the interesting fact. thatsihe auctioncers
OF Athens Knocked down Manchester agents,
and Glasgow cor,luroysl He viii also very
much ediiy US. il he viii inform us what Man
chester agents and Glasgow corduroys found
their way TO .the Athens of Pericles-of Aris
tophanes --of Demostheneso Indeed, we lack
hight on these interesting subjects.
Md. Jour.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07
HOGMIRE 6 BOYD

Ell AVE the pleasure OF informing their old
II customers and the public, that they have
received, \ are opening, Cat the new brick bull
ding, erected on the old stand ofC. Hogrnrcl
LARGE AND HANDsoME ASSORTMENT or
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
purchased since the LIST Nov which, in con-
sequence OF the late decline in prices, will en-
able them to sell at lower rates Than thev ever
have been offered in the Valley; they there
fore request all persons wishing to purchase.
to call and examine their stock which con-
sists in part of
Super s common Blue, Black, Brown, Drab.
and Mixed Cloths,
do. do. Blue, Black, Drabb, & Mixed
Casslmeres,
do, do. Blue, Drabb, Olive, & Mixed
Cassinetts,
Rose 6 Point Blankets, Brown s Drabb. Flush,
Red, White. Yellow s Green Flannels. Pad-
dings,
tulId & Plaid Linseys, Booking s. Baizes,
Tartan Plaids, Bic and Brown Camblets,
Red, Brown & Black Cilcassians * Bonba--
zetts,
Black and Brown Bombaziens. Crimson Mo-
rees,
Merino, Cashmere, Circas.ian & Cloth
Shaws
Valentia, swansslown & Silk yestngs.
--~sss - Nv - AJ1A AkDoCs 4leA tldlflD > W0OE
do.
Gro-de-Naps, assorted colours, Black Satins
Laventine
Green. Brown, & Black Grape de Lyon,
Pongess
Blue, White s. Green Floreces, Black Lacs.
Wells
Green, Pink, White & Black Italian Grapes
Canton Grapes, Merino Circasians, assorted
colours
Hat Grapes. Rihanls, Beiings, Gloves
Scarlet, elbow, Rrown 4 Flag Banslannas.
Black Laventne & Barsalona Handkerchief
Cotton Shawls < Handkerchiefs
SWISS, Jackonet & Berkeley Crayats
Merl,io, Berrage s Gauze handkerchief.
Caillcoes, Cnghams, Irish Linens s. Lawns
Book, Swiss, Jackonctt, AIuI s Cambria
MusEns
Thread LAGOS 8 Eings. Brads & p;p;pes
Foundation Muslin 8 ..acnett. Sewing she
Russia Shooting s Diapers, SILK Velvess
Greet Red, Dfas,o s. black Tabbv ysh4f
a I, boaarts, inc Hats, Umbrella
Biaek y shiie MHslling, Suspenders, car,hs
bange9 Corls, sndEseaycr teens
fiAld cotton, ChecAs, Tckings, Cotton CAST.
meres s1s'sss-
bieaehed = Brown Muslins, Cotton Ya~,,
n lrpst cham = Esndle-wick, sc. Ne. g.
= 'stlonalys Saddlery, Brushes. SC. Re
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07

Last II Letters ren.autislg IA the Post Office,
.n.tnsttvg, january 1, 1890, scltici, If not
taken ont By the Isl dag of April ,aers, ieii1
be sent TO the General Post Office as Dead
Letters
A.--Nancy Armstrong, Levi Austin.
B-Lucretia Brown, John Bishop, VIM:
Blackwell, Miss Ann Reed Baker, Geo: Bast,
Joseph Il. Bell, Samuel Brown
LJonathan Cushwa. Philip c. Clumin-
ger or Bluminger, Mrs. Jane Cook, William
Cosby, Robert Christy, BENZ: Connolly.
D-Joseph Donaldson, Elizabeth Davis
E-Ann Mary Eberts, Washington Evans
Peter Fisher, Mary Farber
G-Miss Ann Jane Gregory, Mrs Ann
Gallaher, Mrs. Grove, Catherine Grove
H-Rudy Hout, William Hayden, Chris:
Henry, Robert Hedges, John Hammond, Jas.
Hudson
William Johnston
K-Andrew keesecker, ., James Knox,
Samuel Kennedy, Cornelius Kelly
Miss Mary Long
.M-Thomas Marshall, Mrs Mary NJ MY
ers, Miss Mary Miller, Mrs Mary Miller,
Henry Miller, David Miller, Crlstiea Miller,
Abraham Marlatt, William Mcclure, John
Mcclure 2.
P-Jacob Peyton
R-Job Robins, ?; Hester Riley, Thomas
Richards
S-Ihomas III. Stevens, Catharine Soper,
John Shober, John Shields, Elizabeth spence
Jacob STICKY, Nancy b. Sprigg, William
Stewart
I-'villiam Tritch, James Thompson 2;
Christopher Tabler, Rev Charles Tippit
W-Samuel Williams. Elizabeth Weston
hayer, Allss Mary Wildly, Richard Wood.
Henry Wlgle, John Wilson, Back Creek:
George Whenit, jacob viewer.
WILLIAM LONG, r. M
January 7.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07
.NEGR OEs FOR IffRE.

.SEGR OES FOR HIRE.
VKILL be hired ON .MO.N.D.aY NEXT,
w (being the first day Of court,) for Que
year, one Negro Man, about 20 years Of age,
accustomed to farming.-Also, one Negro
Girl, about IS years Of age. accustomed to
house work. The hireing viii take place be.
tween 10 and Il o'clock of the day.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
january Y, 1890.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07
i6,uUO DOLLARS
GRAND oNseI.Ip,rru torrrpv

"N'" 'oN'"i,iDATED LOTTERY.
Class No I.
10 be drawn IN the city of Washington,
oN-.Ai0.e1lsF rae iiM J.aA. 1880.
go SoNnsa LoTrEav--9 paAws p..uers.
Containing The following Capital P,izex
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07

AIu HuWercUs others OF WOO, SlO0, 800 $50.
$40, $50, &c &C
PRiUE or TICKETS.
Whose sf--Halfs2- Quarters Al.
0Jofders Tor tickets or slla,-s 10 the above
private hand will meet with The most nromnt
attention II addressed 10
YATES & MINTYRE,
Washington, n. q. N
An official account OF the dsawirg will b.
fowsrdsd 70 adsen;ufefs, free Of postage.
Washington, u. G. Dec. 81, 1850.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07

or LET them both print the laws and divide the
money Van is equally puzzled in Pittsburg,
Columbus, Cincinnati, Sc Sc. More pigs
than teats,--Ifest. Her.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07

It's said that two neisoboring papers, both of
whose editors considerable acos11lpt business,
year or two ago,to publish the laws of u. s.
"by authority" are now iaboring hard for the
corrupt Job-and tbatitis 'spul and pull up, .
between the members OF congress in whose
favor those papers were enlisted AT the last
election. VGss is 10 peek of troubles. and
swears ''dunder und bIixumn at them both
and threatens, if they don't be quiet, to give
It to the democratic printer again. The prin-
ting Of the laws of the last session amounted
to the great sum Of S64. We would adyi.
them TO settle it after the manner of 4 Pen 80
syisania arbitration and split the difference =
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07

AVE the pleasure Of informing their old
IL q customers and the public, that they have
received, are opening, Cat the new brick bull
ding, erected on the old stand of C. Hogtnircl
LARGE AND IfkNpSaMr sesCpr.,t.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-06
DIED.,

On the 4th instant, Mr. raKoDoRE GIBss, in the S9th
year of his ageiong honest and respectable citi-
of this place His friends and acquaintance are
invited attend his funeral from his late dwelling on
the Point. This afternoon, at 3 o'clock
A Roxbury. Iitchhed county, Connecticut, on the
llth December. General EPnRAIn HINaAs, eyed 73
yesrs-a patriot Of the Revolution He entered the ar
my avolunteer, and had the honor to become com
pauion of tine iusrious Washington and Of the Mar
quis Lafayette, who always entertained for him the
great est respect and esteem. He vas invited by Cen
Washington 20 join his suit, and accompany him and
the Marquis on their of pleasure to Hartford, al
the time OF the discovery Of Arnods plot and the tax
ins of Major Andre. He was supposed to be high II
tie confidence of Washington.