davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01

Genius and ofrimony--Thomas Moore,
in bis ltle OF Lord Byron, has devoted four
or 1--we pages TO reflections on the unftness
Of mcn VI genius for the married state. That
thee are unfit, that they are disinsined, or
tntt taey sUa unfortunate in their endeevers
"a Ci.ty, ialo taat state, would seem, at least
p many instances, 10 require no other proof
tusu - 90 t- found in the rgHsFsus cases Of
celebrity IN the bistsrv Of men ef genius
'kbatrsnY 81 them ara cnat. or snfertunsts
- Sac sbsiee, il also proved 81 ths repeated
iastances Of sakappy wsdiock to De found
IroBg tkat slass of msn.
Among distinguished poets. who ever
nafE1ji ulay bsTnsatiorsd, i hozpson God
snia4, Co"psr, ard aihsss among ths mo
derasi aud We kaoW noi how mssy susug
Che l.ciauts. OF tsoss wAo hive maryitd
and been uaRappy, rsay 90 mentioned DAats,
hjtoes Shakespeare, DrF'isEs kyroa, &c
Dean Swift, though inarr.d. wsuid never
acknowledge, o. iYs Sass his "jie.
II pgetsbs, x s..y hsr0 bses 7apTssasted
FROM old time - -T.iaJk gc4:-fr ,a's yery
peculiarly IA tAsIr tsruYsr sd si.ui'y re-
counts To- tsti7 wsst 81 ss0ty ia taIfas
lie Bat Whist shall ws say (. ( .84ssGs 5eTs,
WIZ temper, ens aoul5 surg.-3 sos 6e-se-
g. lated Tor tas szi-casies ~ .tr'Eaay?
Aud yetR -gsii syr..e sAet 4-2 ere aaf
shs m-o for s.. Iat.s. F.h..l-r !. Is .tss
Eatn u "a gaort pawg-.ei se-at have not
IT,, sJ.t9zss al fssasegas - t.zts - wa1
u. ia~e u tss l,lr. pAS ras Is =ar.asf
H. Atk E.zst.l .-s.f s-r 50 - 'a-
Wis d ought &, t..ess 5, 7st -ass #es.ee.
tde niags - o. .2-Fy 1sgs,s.4f ~ FA-HE4s
.isoet tp1tiss 81 tssg taaas5ss Is 50 G=3t#
90 philosophy p7svsafs l.sIF go - y:
f5i. aadvsri1 - i Of sas ssH-. 81 ~ i !,
tiss sssay 81 la Ggs1t.e. raeh har5 ..st 2
pf'h o. ilfa alone, ard zsna dees 20 - sr-Ts
~ sttsi Nth ths av*e'- af vsidsd love--A
n'~at t'sse gsf 10 gsusj Nsatos Bacon,
La4k9, tsal:tso Es's'rtsr, Be7ls. ieithils.
hogte, Huns, Gi5b,n, ahdt.oss Hs} Of sih
Sfs, llaaxieas fof lsaEAiAy, ssiAnss. Ard IN
t@l'~eis4, aIsttssss
ti2H tssss. ard otAsF et,ss in uhish hi--
torF - Er,iii'e. ans cea,i1sisn must naturally
be 4latFa -ta1 &c lsayo oHr reeaass 70 dssids
"altii tta,--elts-r la. ei4l5osal n - ead m4n
Of ssa'Fs ors o9t fesmed or ths .i.asjngs Of
TIE mS'timasi'i lie, arErs azcssdirsir nesli-
Seas or NE.sItunat. IL - o. "a missing them
~ I. Cc1aatuLf0r,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01
"Tine Esas. t12 Sizes 20 br,jus -ars cut
The mxu enid die ''--4Gs9hy.

The nsu 2nld dis "--G5ohy
1t unay psrleps Us recorded sasns eas ef
eha most 2iagul,R ;ssts. s. II eeCsrs from
death, that lad ag tss o. tgye - years old.
by tbs name o. cage, living Within t!lrss
miles ~ Hamilton. .7ss kicksd By a horse a
bout Arss msnsa: aga in nnsnn:r which
pFeeluScd any reasonable hsrs OF reaoyery
lAs too cork Of She h0rss shoe strsck the boy
little above tAs lsrehs.d. s4J clexrsd OF
p'see Of tho aIs,ll bone, :. ne fall sizs Of
'lalar Jae ar a5s iui,r,r iistsIy Issued frsrz
this woUnd a41 settjsd On ets tarfsce Of tbs
hea6 70 ths b,ssess Of. sal rts.m1.iag IL
snap, large wStca. : agg4 b1sin; 7ysra
eokea oit, Nd are now p essrysd in bottle,
tor tGa sauaiAc.i0a o. the iacTedsi0us Ihe
boy, atsaF tse lapEo &c sv- hsass ftszn tAe
8cc;dsns recovered In ustarsl s&M,9,, saa
~ move 1t "a gef!ec, 8 stale al ~lad as e tho
Nong oad usTSs occurred. Fh: leading feels
OF iins sluf NlaF accident We k&ys fropa Doe
sor Case, Jsaior, who was sAs stt.uda1t SUR
aHon ARA phyb.cish, ard W 40 kts Ins patient
81. ia charge Gort, L. c. 5aIgses
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01

DgILLs FOR REN1,--Ths snb.s.il.
4VE viii rest, fer the tern Of ih,es rear,
70 e good teRaat. his ,MER CIt.9gNT, Pig
FEk sf,& SAY mills, situate On Rr.cs
rsra Creak, era and half .a.Ias from Aar.
tinshurg; they ars Row in good repair, AID
via bs r@hted as fair price.
JOSIAH TLAGG.
May 81, l8a0.-M.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01

Vas Ssligs--Ths Charleston Cify Gazette
has tae following article, IN relation 20 sa-
tiricel poem whish is ABOUT 10 appsar in tLat
city.
''Ws have bssa permitted peep into e
few Of me srst pages 81 Tie age eg Rhyme.
Or Glance Vt tbs psets.' aoev asiira. new
IN Press ia this city, frsm The psa Of ons Of
our ows cislsons.--theF3 IL si5shed and
graceful ease hboatit, coupled viii good
deal al Bitter roisnsnsy. which in literary aE
fare, admirably spees ard y1akes tas daed
lotier decomposition psiatshe End e4citlns
The dsxtegity exhibited il The Introduction
the prepspstsry paiiey fer r-sIss--, such AZ
T. Pegsosdo az Of ia severity snd ksenHess
al Tao stroke Whit isilsHs. srd. ~ douht
ast that tAe lady llks rsr5'sy, Of tbs Amsri-
can Atasns vii isal rsta2r sore "a or tic II.
fistloR. 3As ,Ysal3 kasd IL reused y, ths
huateg. ffoaa Jtplay psIsivsi . 3snay Esa}.
" liii2 is saadc 10 ot.g up ais jsGosons TO
81. e J.. (hss Pa puppy oa tie "s,lae Of
els beaded isnca"-avd r~oa, FoAs-t Walk
30 Jasass 2Akasry, TIA seele's efoot''-
aad Sac Ssans IL Insstsr.te add Ga-uaring.
The work We uadagst@a3 iq = tsrwssdssss,
cad viii aPpsag il : Ter days.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01
Spring Goods

selccteG flon1 the la,cst imporsatioes, eoRsist
inF in part of Blue, Black, Brown. Olive
9rey, end fancy coiaTel Ciots, Ges#iaHt,'
sra Csas. neres al co}ers; +" geaeraI assert
R,eet or British, Glrrans Ia3e. French
ikea, ss8d Don,eatie Goodss suitable T. Is
Pre1oat aad approaching season, sese;her
";sl, -empie;e assortment o tsa45t,s zna
6s'ass y re, Hard Ware 2u4 4. iHry; a
god .4ocS Of Grc4gi.@, Domestic az and
Tor Lias1s, &c. all cf aAth v5l as a3ld
unasualiy l9w; 4e, QeTe toss, rospes ts.ijT IN
wits ia 2t.e2t.oa Of ths g9A.ir.
W#. LONG & %.
+. 3. We havealee reyslTea an atiliAoas
s"9tIy Of b.s& f&0N, warranted g bo .
,s hest osaiisy, aldeb thy srs selling Al
a.o .-A'a-7<' prioe 81 - 9es hundred eoia
W. l.. & 90
Izaf1salars April ], 1870.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01

TRCrvTA. a. vvis.-.ss Roles fdf IN 1hs
Clsrir, Oree " TIE County Court # Besks-
lev, on .d7rde. ne 7is u June, 1859.
James Shields, fizinan'
Henri ssibsrt, George Eoil, and John P.
Wright, Defendants. ~ Cfts3sN CistSK:
fEFlE defendants Henry Se'heIt aad
John 2. V-Fhtro A@,ing enter
Cd ;beir appearance and g.Tea security &c
cordine t. he act 81 assembly and the rules
of tins co.rt, aud il appearing 70 the set
Ec,isB 81 Tie ccu,t. taat thc defendants
aary : iboft -ad John p. q right are cot
inl.s.-as Of e8i5 coum0Hwoalih-h . G.
a.rga, th.t they 10 appear here on the -
Monday IN AggustucAi, 50 aRsv or tde I j u
~ complainant. sad tEat copy Of us o.
der be published II the tiartDshure Gazette
for two months auCcessyoly, and posted 81
he door Of DE Court IieeSs 81 iris county.
ccrv-Ieste,
JOHN 5E&0THEB, G. 3. c.
june 10, 1880
rTCTiCE--T as ptrlnegship ezisang IL
I Y tTgea ~ =. COMPEUS q ~ ANS,
nGs eiFsa.gsj as the let inst. by ss".oai cos
.sst. sed ~. q. COMPTON WAS fully Az
tnon,,a 10 settle ali transactions nlade ~ and
With sad Erin. VI. /. CJ#EION,
JOHN &. EVANS.
Jsre II, l6so--st.
cTHFI,vG AND SUMNER GOODS The
- se9-sr'aor hereby announces 70 his
lsi-aaa. customers snd fhs psbid generally
t..-.t I.a las commenced ep4A.as his assou
4eet u
.EH1 SPRttr S.f9 sU.EHEs
EHz,f LIZ.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01

CLAFKS THEASBlNl NAC1fNE.
Il =. g sshscgi5er having Pqr.',srs3 81 gisht
Il Ter bsfs-lay Coss<T, &c v-a3ias }ar c.
s<Isr.ss Eslsst l's-ssh.rg A. -a,ae, re..j als
poss Z, sss ssro 10 sag peYsaa v,h7 say sn-
T.'y t9 ara II msy be- VS. = anso~rp, thai
ta'a hscsi1s, whap in opsrsHa7. v.7 thrtrs
{.Ts!ra s"l1r1ea shsav4s o. w lsatrsr 7,;ruta.
SD thrash II perfectly eleaa. re5.:s.z7 sr'7
tie persr tore hsrsss laer}ey ..ic at-t.r =
5000 condition f5g SIS. jhttreapees- and
simplicity of tbs atach,se, mako IN ,hjscl
70 every Ialnrac, ~ tLe aZpsrao &C puiIS.ae.
HaehlAs will not cost mora thza twenty Iva
couar1; -0d nave as dsubt iron. 70 eon-
s-octo0 IS val calculated ~ ball Cl.g.r
seed }ho's Wishing Ia 9orehasa BAL better
epPiv soon. PETER HINLR
T,rs - 1850
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01

IT ONES WARRANTED SICKLFS.---
81 Juis reesived, supply Of II. Long .
sons Wcrrqzisd sierfles. Also, HVsldron's
and Griiin's Grading Seyfbes, Patent kiiies'
IujiaU pond and Crum creek Wheistones'
THOMAS g. LANE, s. CO.
Chespside, cbephsrcstown, June q.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01
lE!fT4D8G2 IAmTEla

II 4l3lE'.1 VA
r tE sn3tcriber a. sss this occasion o. in
& f,rnre tho paaH-ihat 4. hos ss'nlaeL.-
81 p ILtl5ER YARD, at bis Landing ca
ne F5.amse. nssr' ~ p1rF71as E-sging ~
s,ads 3, galjiae .'a..ss. tie a,sat pre-,
snf, eco .asl ff"E P!-f.FE. ts.r haF
- iusl Bp 10 ,uo .aeees saIeks ! s.sts5 :, slt
st. ses aad wiI fuIrah ~ osas- ~ hs.7T
rIeasahzi Fita iiil hsa. On haat. sesa.
ey q STONE coal, vh,eh 49, .ssg.o
10" fer sass. or ia exchange To- ahss. al {,
ialr market pros
ARCHIBALD ssFgP1D.
Failing Waters. jana Y, l':9.=t
EAR&IALtS SALE.-.P ara6art ~ = de
49E- cree al tie Superior C1uit o. Char
-'ey 5idtr ct Winchester, rendered ~ De
t5ts Soyomb,r, 3se9, IN = sasa therein 10
Tca' ..ag svaarlin Patrick Jisgaas and fs.r-
traitor, -ridaw aHs heirs st ig1stiHs O,Ferrai,
dsessted are defendants, win DO s9ld 81 the
81 ~ 81 j0ly pext, st Paodc auction, t. the
jia57at bidder, for cash, before the door Of
,ha Ne C,caTg. jfs. tavern 10 the soYa oi
harhn;hagg berkeiay county, subject TO the
1o"sr interest o. ilrs Frances OFesrel pnlts
of Iss No. u O. ga in TIE town OF BstA
forEan eoanty, wi,l Ia improvements
t.'ersea. !, he.rg tilat rolgien OF the =. alto
~ Hlchael 81 iFaan, deccased, which was
a'Iatted to the wife OF tha pla%s,n Terrain
III Z decree or order Of the countg court Of
Berkeley. CO tia l8;h day eF October. IL 20.
Saie VII commence about ; clock, II.
EAiHL bLEYAES, ~. II. w. 4. d
juno IL, 1888
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01

GsHFEvG AND SUMNER GOODS The
- se9ssFaor hereby announces 70 hi'
lsi-a1a. customers and His pshie generally
t.etua Azs commenced op4A.as hls zssor-
.=ee8 u
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01

4 VARIETY or BLANKS
ior sale at ,ai1 Ci.iSs.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01

2)D(l@ D&4QJ9tH 33or4cr,
FOR saI9 ~ -H0SMlRE & BOYD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01
Eng,ish ANIMALS ior AS31

yv1.r r;her has lust receive d and III, rs for sale
l The Gem, a Literary Annuai for 1851, con-
,snine Twelve sps udd eHgra,ings, b, the most tnn
~ n. 9r' Sts a.,
Friendships Offering, Literary Album and
ANNA! Rem mprAncer for 1851, containing thirteen
beautiful engravings. amongs, which are wary Queen
GRAY
THE Hmter's Ureath for 1881. containing,
,mosfr>t otter enyrayngs. The three Har,s al the
romh fChrist. by H. Smith. from Ben west. and the
n.mr- b, e i,r,mlsr,i from painting Nv \ No>es
The F5rget-Mc- Not. Christmas New I ears
and 9Th TIA, Present for 1851, containing n''Se" GIG
Tks Christmas Boz, by Marshall, Juvenile
Anna, for 1851
A fresh supply Of the Atlantic Souvenir and
D., S. Isu a,so. The Gen,ieman's Pocket Alma
nacks for 1sS :, and Desi'ver's Alnanaeks Tor do
80 o. DAVID MARTIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01
by sp~p.y rured x Prevented.

4" T. SUTHERLAND. having discovered the
cause Of and the remedy FIR, this drefI dig
offers his servcesto those who have suffered bv
its distressing influence, for short time or for many
years.
lie has entire confidence in the remedy If admins.
tered sgreeab TO his directions, not merely from hs
belief the correctness Of its principles eted
with the cause OF yspepsy, but also from having psc.
Used II with complete success in very great number
Ut obstinate in which the patients have been If.
cted with nearly all IF the following ssmp-
toms pain in the h, adj dizziness or vertigo confusion
of mind. attended with loss Of memory dssgr, esble
loss Of appetitei nausea; gnaSing in the stomach
when empty; affection ofthe nerves attended With
general debility and loss Of energy chllness,
OF sight; sourness burning Of the stomach, Astuen-
cy' pressure the stomach after meals. producing
great uneasne ssand DISTRESS cold feet and hands; ian.
gor weakness Of the stomach attend. with vomiting.
acid erucaton; unessiness in the throat with pair in
the side breasts paptationi weakness and pain, il,
the legs. frequent and involuntary signing, ,aw nrg;
dropsness rregularty Of the bow els pain in the back
trem0r, disury; disturbed sleep.
Those persons who affected with any or all e
the above mentioned, and consider EN- evils "too
grevOus 10 be borne" respectful, comm. nded
10 call OH DR. 8. by whom the, confidently assur
lief, and will also prove pre-, entiiive against the re.
turn of the disease. reference will be nade to re.
spectacle ladies and gentlemen, residing in this city
and elsewhere, who have been benefited BY the use
OF this remedy
DR. Sutherland may be seen at his Office, No. ~
Wall street, every day Except Sundays between 10
and O'Clock; and at Nil other times at his residences
No 1873 Elm, Of Grand street.
New York, Oct 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01

INOUR boxes shout 5000 fee: mahogany veneers, by
IL til. box or 100 feet, and s. slabs mahogany. inch
thick Received from the Saw mill.
For sale low. THOMAS VOWEL.
nov %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01
Nutiee
Hidpnrt seine Ywine.

n ,rEIY received, general assortment OF the oes
Ia Br ,iport shai and Herring Seine Tw'ne' al 'h'
lowest prices. for sale by
nav 2S NUGt SWIM bo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01
NuNigo EAWe
Masou's FNrYier IMprOveA.

ylE subscriber has Jus, received aud offers for sae
ire Geaflemaa's Ne,c Pocket farrer. comprising
general description of the noble and useful animal
The Horse, by Richard Mason, NJ ID; MIN EDITION,
with additions; to which is added prize essay Oh
.c.;r,s S,r the csrs of most of the common dStem
.ers iusaen. to- horses, oxen. cows, calves sheep
i1mbS Sy;ae. dogs, &c selected from different su-
iaots. Also, an siiends, containing annals on inc
49, N'"e'NN DAVID MARTIN.
noY ST
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01
VIM Nnrper.

HAVING been with roctor UrHEs LAND. Of New.
HI York, for some time. and practsed under his di.
rectioA. and being appointed b, DR. ). as his gent
for this section of country, Offers his strvc. tho
public in the Of -, speps. without, the of me.
dicne Can be all tunes at his Dru. gst Store
on Fairfax Street, Alexandra, where satisfactory evi.
dence be given OF cures performed in few days
time oct %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01
Hest Chewing Tobacco.

boxes pound tw,sts, 8's. I0's, and les plugs, Of
superior quality at reduced prices, just received
and for sale by N MILLER & SON
nov ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01
Grub Cider wan, ed.

WISH to purchase from so to 80 barrels good crab
Il cider, which can be recommended. Also, some
condemned whiskev for the purpose of making alco.
hol which be will keep for sale at Baltimore prices
SAl.VETAT,
Dyer and Scourer, Itoyalstreet, Alr1a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01

0nI have appointed WILLIAM HARPER,
Drug gis,, ct Alexandria, District Of Coiumb,a nv
Agent. who has been fully qualified for curing Dys.
pepsy, on the plan practised by nv self oct %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-27

Epi'aph on tombstone IN BaAyporeen Church
lard:
Here It 'eng b reposc,
And my Sp, a: aise is,
With Inc tips Of my ,Ges
And the point of my nose
Tur,,d up hike tine roots fthe daisies
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07
Total, 979 2s2 rs

Total, 279 2S2 IS
N. B. The number of vessels in construc-
ton in 1899, is so.
Total of vessels Employed ship of the
line, II frigates, 70 other armed vessels, 81
store ships, and steamers; forming grand
total of l2S vessels.
The documents from which the above lists
are extracted are followed by comparative
table of the annual sea pay OF the Officers of
different Powers, without inc!sdng the allow
ance for table expenses on board ship 1t
results from this table that the payis as fol
lows:-pice ,fr'niral; England, 56,o0efr ;
Holland, 3S,7o0fr.; France, ls.0o0fr.; Rear
.4dmirat; England, 81 ,000fr; Holland, a.,
50ofr; France. ~ .o00fr.. Captaia Of Ship Of
the Line; England, l2,9lilr; Holland. II,
200ii; Russia, l0920fr; United States, l.
l29ir; France, 6O00fr. Captain Of Fsigate;
England, 7476fr.; Holland, 7l50G Russia,
474ofr.; United States, 42l2fr France,
1200fr.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07

ISced tn a sheemaker The fxzTous Ben
johnson worked for some time as q brScklay-
or or mason. DIR. Isaac Maddox, who in the
. reign of George II. became Bishop FIRST OF ST.
Asaph, and then OF Worccstcr, and who is
web known BY his work 10 the defence of the
Doctrine of Discipline of the Church Of Eng
land, was in the FIRST instance placed by his
friends with a pastry cook. The late DIR.
Isaac Miner, Dean Of Carlisle and Lucasion,
professor OF mati,ematies at Cambridge, was
originally wesver--as was also his brother
Joseph, the well known author ola History Of
the Church Oh the Same profession was al
so, in his younger days, the late DIR. Joseph
White, professor of Arabic at Oxford. The
celebrated J0ha Hunter, one OF the greatest
anatomsts that ever lived, scarcely received
any education Whatever Untl he was 20 years
old.-Lijrny Of Ealetaiabog kao,cIedgc.
The celebrated French Dramatist hiolicre,
could only read and write very indlifereutly
when he was fourteen years Of age. Ii had
been intended That nc should follow the bust
ness of bis father, who was an upholsterer :;
but upon being taken on one occasion about
the time age have mentioned by his uncle to
tle theatre, his passion fer literature was SO
much excited, that he would hear Of nothing
hut going to College, to which he was aecor-
DIN giy soon after scnt.--Ib
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07
New YoRK, Dec 80.

Singular attempt at Rescue very singu-
lar attempt at rescue was made on Monday
morning, on board the brig Ranger, CAPTAIN
Whitaker, which was then about to sail for
Laguayra. A writ issued by the Sheriff, was
put into the hands Of MIR. Wcstervelt. one OF
the deputies, to arrest the person of William
&. Peasc, Esq, of Boston, on a deJt of $1,000.
Mr.. Pease had embarked in the brig for La
guayra, which was then preparing 10 go to
sea. Mr.. Westeryelt went on board, and
was about performing his duty, when the
captain and three of has men interiered be-
tween the officer and Pcase, forcibiy rescued
Che prisoner, forced the officer ashore, nut
Pease, for security, into the cabin, drew out
the brig from the wharf, and went to sea A
good deal of threatening and rude conduct
took place on the occasion on the part OF the
rescued WesteTvelt, the deputy sheriff. inn
mcdiatcly returned to the City lIall, and in
formed Mr.. Shaw, the High Sheriff, Of the
outrage which had been committed against
the laws of the state. Mr.. Shaw, with that
promptitude for which he is distinguished.
Immediately took the business into his own
hands. lie ordered two boats to be got in
readiness at the foot of Murray street He
had the boats manned, and took with him five
police officers and three of his deputies, in
GLIDING Mr.. Westervelt. With ibis party,
the sheriff started from the wharf AT half past
eleven o'clock, and gave chase to the brig.
which was now rapidly proceeding down Sta
ten Island. Near that Island the sheriff over
took her, went on board, and arrested Pease.
the captain and all his crew. They were
bruught up 10 town, and the whole reached
the Police Office about two O'Clock. Pease
was safely lodged in jail, where he now is
The captain and three of his crew were bail
cd at the Police Office, and allowed to pro
coed, on giving requisite security for reap
pearance at their trial.
We understand that the conduct of Justice
Wyman was prompt and efficient on the oc-
casion, and worthy Of his general reputation
as a magistrate. The penalty of the statute
in cases of rescue, and interfering with the
just operation Of the law, as manifested on the
present occasion, is fine and Imprisonment
Courier.
The Hornet- The New York Com.
mercial Of Monday Afternoon says
additional arrivals from various ports
OF the Gulf Of Mexico, leave no doubt
as to the melancholy fate of the Hornet.
The gale in which she was swallowed
up, was one of the most terrible hurri.
canes ever known in those seas. The
I captain of light brig who was in the edge
OF the tempest, represents it as having
been the most appalling spectacle that
/ be even beheld The sea was wrought
into foam as though thousand water
spouts were bursting over as many
wEirlPools, while the winds were driV
! ing with a fury that mountains only
could resist Ills own vessel was yer,
light, and although but in the edge Of
/ the gale. he was borne almost through
the aI, he knew not how. The cap
tain thinks that 10 heavy ship, or ship
heavily laden. could have stood dial
awful tempest"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07

Length of Messages The Csnireyslls
iada Times sage. Gov Trlmhls's nss,
sage fills two colmns GOV. Shultz's,
three and half; President Jackson's.
twelve and half and Gov. Ray's(of
Indiana tsenty five columns
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07
From the Providence Daily Advertiser.

rom the Providence DAILY Advertiser
Report u the Postmaster GeneraI-Tbis
report IS the most business like that has yet
come from the Heads of Department Mr..
Barry INDUCES neither in sentiment nor
flourish, like his associates, but simply gives
the details of affairs under his control In
one respect, however, the report is vindict-
Nely maiicious-the attempt to iniure Mr..
MLean. the former Postmaster General, by
charging him with negligence in his Office
From man like Mr.. Barry, convicted of
having sold Postmasters commission, and
of being indebted TO that Department as a
defaultcr for 10000 dollars, such charge a
ganst the integrity of man standing so high
in the public estimation as MIR. MLean, is an
insult TO the whole nation. The relutation to
this SANDER was given long ago by the Jack
son Committee appointed to pry into the De-
pavtIncnt, for the express purpose of finding
OF imagining abuses. That Committee spoke
in unqualified terms Of Mr.. M'Lean, who had
rendered that Department, instead of an ex-
pense to the National Treasury as hereto
fore, a source of very considerable revenue.
President jackson, in bis Message, sane
toned this abuse by Mr.. Barry Of MIR M'Lean.
The reason is obvious. Mr.. M'LeaH has de-
cidedly disapproved of the proscriptive sys-
tenn, and has moreover dared TO become re-
concied with Mr.. Clay. Fortunately, Mr.
MLean is above the reach of MIR. Barry's a
buse or Gen. Jacksons reform.
Major General GASES arrived in the City
the day before yesterday, and took lodgings
at Gadsby's Hotel-,Nd. Int.
The Alexandria Gazette states that in tbe
| steamboat which left there en- Thursday for
Norfolk, went passengers thirty teo eoloured
| persons, enigrants 30 Liberia. They intend
! 10 sail for liberia in vessel Low at Norfolk
These persons arr from Loudoun county. Va
and were principally liberated By the viii Of
| tie late NJ. BRADEN, OF that county.