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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-09-11
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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-14

yes really ,hnk It is great PLAN
so do Mr.. Saatchcopper, but how did
YOU contrVe to raise the money so quick for
this undertaking.
obi only by endorsing for a few of my
friends all safe enough
lie had hardly spoken this, when some
one came running up-s0h Afr. Snatehcop-
per, have You heard the news? Three fail-
ufesl Percy, Quarles, and Reid, all gone
60 the devil?'
Mercy on me- exclaimed Mr. SnatcIscop-
per, then am ruined, haze endorsed for
them all. 80 saying, he was of hike cash
Of lightning.
'fhere!' said the philosophical apple wo-
man, taat is the way il has gone these fifty
years. Empires are overturned and fortunes
grt to ruin. but my table keeps on its Leg
spia no projects
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-14

Prussian Field Marshal. Governor of Bcr-
iin. aud Colonel of the militia regiment OF
Goldberg, in comnemoratlou Of the eminent
services which be had rendered 10 that town
lay has able defence. He occasionally resided
al his estate. where he died lately in the 69th
year o. bis age.
J'e dle various knowledge aud accomplish
ments requisite for a Cosamanlcr- in chief.
WHICH he possessed in the highest degree.
Connt Gneisenau added an admirably quick
judgment Of the military capabilities of the
ground on Whrh he found himself with his
troops. aud astonishing sa-acity in rapidly
turning them to the best use. Ills presence
oil mind never iaiied him under the most dis
astrous reFcrscs: even when he rcsofted to
measures bordering on temerity. his orders
and instructions Werc givcs with tho utmost
precision, pr9ptl.ty. aud calm iHtremdlty. lie
never, for . single moment seemed to labouv
under any embarrassment ia tle midst Of the
inoetperpleAing difficulties. Ills cesYd all on
field OF battle was as prom! ~ perfect But
Count encsenau enhanced all these brilliant
qualities. which coasiiiugc a great General.
by hts unaffected modesty aud She most in
tcrestlng domestic virtues. The constant
amiahll.'y oil his disposition, and the cheerful
ness Of his social intercourse, gained him the
lore of all who approached him, in as great a
degree as has military talents excited the gen.
erai admiration Of those who were able TO
discern his iranseendeut merits.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-14
NO. 81

were 80 Infinitely moro disnal-looking than
'.wishy washy, "aimsy. "abominabc," and
Isuch like dictionary tiaea~uards. We wish
'thuss would ~ bY coGirariss ior a month
~ nat an interesting review wc could wfsto
lot Dana. end Bryant. aud pcrcival. and the
rest otthe Sarrcd names. about which we are
$50 stupidity sensihicl Here IL the Talisman
now hook OF three hundred pageS. whicR
we read COR rather laughei) through. pencil
IN hand. 10 The last page. without having etch-
cd single "dsfs". on tlsc margin. The be-
ginning Is good The Indian Spring sex
cellent." 1elemachus Moritis "touching.~
Ghosts on the Stage sensible" the Whirl-
wind affecting" The percgrinations of Pc
trus Mudd capitol the Scenes in Washing
ton GLORIOUS" Association ingenious" Pha-
nette DIES Ganiellnrs classical and delicate.~
The Marriage Blnnier s.a,lmirable.n Gclynx
pathetic and the "reminiscences of New
York "delightal,a "original,n and ga Ia &,l-
mggmdin What cen critic do' Abuse
tie plates? They do not pretend 20 excel
lerce. Every body knows that fact, and
what every body knows, no judcious critic
will ever admit 60 be true. We wish we knew
some private scandal about the writer's IT
Paulding was only a dandy, now, or Halieck
a great beau, or IL Sands were only notori-
ously idle or irfeligious, or Bryant Ignorant
OF our existenee"---or If terplanck did not
take our Magagine--why, then we should
have fair cause, a Ia code critiq,e, 10 make n
spicy. raey, smart, popular. abusive articles
on the book they have written. Asst u, we
arc in despair. Praise, we cannoi-.it is too.
Gethc Extract we will not--wc have NOD
room We win recommend 70 YOU TO buyit.
thereby pleasing, at least, the publisher, and
let il pass"
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sDei-. in rrintcrs' Latin, 10 q mark Of dsspS
nfsbason. tIsw the ssdeyil' camr to be So
we leave to commanders.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-14

may say any thing to nv mother Won please
The same evening returning from bathing
IN the Delaware, for the day had been sultry
a Sudden hustle arrested my attention, in. al
that honr, an unirequen'ed place. The cry
OF fellow man In trouble is always. YOU
know, a command for true Irisbman TO
Push My cane was my sheHalah-oae viii
han reeled IN an instant with 4 broken head.
and the other, though twice my size, sunk be
meath an arm that was neryed by humanity
and duty, Assistance soon gathered, and on
placing my prisoner il TIE bands Of an officer.
who should lie wounded ard bleeding before
me but the honored father Of - .Hah
your sweetheart; the pretty daInsel yau had
half courted coming from mecti1g?' .'rhe
very same. took him home where he IN
trodpced me as the saviour Of his life from
robbers and anurderers. In less time than a
shin could sail TO Cork ard home again, was
junior partner of the wholesale store, and
the loYehest gifl thai has ever lived for
thousand years BLESSED me with heart and
hand. Thank God have beeu prosperous in
my basket and store. Our children are
blessing tous, asl hope they Win be an honor
to their country, and we have c.ongh for
them and ourselves, and somewhat for the
poor
The stars that guide lha wanderer right,
Aud virtue fair and honor bright,
BE temperate, steady, Just, and kind,
Then PUSH, and fortune YOU atsn find
So far as the story is a long one,,I pray,
MessTs Printers, to remember that il is an
Irishman's story. So far as have any thing
TO say, | preserve the character of Yours to
serve. b. Ii.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-14

We knd the following in the Standarfi
The sons Of Gle Emperor Of Austria hsxs IN
been taught so1le traie, the here sss....,
filree beng an excellent VIA. sr - NJ.
bF91i'ers good carpenters ap.l .,,es~s ), he
would perhaps have been =. hay. -
structcd the beFesl.ss 's~A - l.ass ~.
ring; t'r7siag = ,,-,s' ts.i'cN :" = .gaSs naa
Ia. N hSh piasss~-Jols 6s&
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-14

A Doctor Of Divinity and a Justice 81
Peace met upon The road, the former
ssorRteG and the latter on foot: DOC
.ays the pedestrian, Your great Enaster
he immitity 70 rlic urcn an ass. and
'sould tank that an ass ra;sht have Sc
your turn" 'tAlas, aieat Ssr.p says the
ior, the asses, they say. are all made Just
rad there are none 10 - gotten"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
rnom TUE COLUMBIA 5. c. TELESCOPE.

FROM THE COLUMBIA = z. itIfNGbFE.
VI e beg leave to cali the special attention of
our readers TO The following letter OF Gov.
TRouP 10 the committee of invitations 10 the
recent diuner al this place.
LkURENs CousrY. Gro. Sept. 2lst. 1890.
Gentlemen Accept my thanks for ynnr
polite invitation 10 \ public meeting and din
nef at Columbia, directed - Mledgeville .
II did not reach me until last mail. Whether
with yon ON that interesting occasion or not,
Won have my best wishes for the resul's of the
wise counsfls and patriotic efforts which you
cannot fail 10 carry TO the discussion of the
topics Of the dsy-thsy are OF the FIRST impor-
lance TO he whole Union.
Whatever the People Of South Carolina in
Convention shall resolve. for their safety, in
terest, aad happiness, will be right, and none
will have the night % question IL. You can
change your own government M pleasure, and
therefore you can throw off the government OF
u c Union shsneyer the same safety, interest,
and happiness require it, " ambition and
ayHrice shall MAKE OF the Federal Government
a curse. and the States are 10 be held to IL
against their vii, our condition differs in
nothing from that oil the Provinces OF Turkey
or Persia The many headed tyrant 10 the habit
nsi violation oil the Constitution, vaunis his
love OF Union, as If ready to make burnt Of
fering Of his loom and spindles uron the altar
OF that Union-yet not one Jot Of concession
IS made 10 the prayers add enireatlcs
which, If offered 10 the Throne OF Grace.
would be received gracionsly, aud answered
favorably. The Cormorant who fastens and
fattsns on our substance. may not release hi
hold. so long as we are the willing subject oI
his rsinorseless passion. But | do not utterly
despair-ihe American People will see that the
Constitution a. Union can only be preserved by
a return to honesty and justice. Itisimpossbe
we can be wroDg--ours is the cause OF Liberty
--of Freedom-ot Indpstry--of tire use Of the
faculties Of mind and body for all purposes,
merely ionocent, without governmental inter
ference opposed TO restraints snd prohibitions
and mOaOpoIes in every form. IL contrary
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18

Re bore IN the recent seYenis in PraneS b..
invested his opinions, and every Ting which
concerns him. with fresh interest sp there
tore publish every thing from him with increa.
ed pleasure. as II Is received by our readers
with esgerne.s
PARIS. AUG II, 1890,
Ito" much should wish to be with YOU nv
dear 6eheral, 10 rejoice together IN the resul,
Of his last glorious and vii tuous Reyoution
The People alone have achieved the whole.
they have shown themselves as great in the
victory, as during and intrepid daring the
struggle Bodies OF courageous mechanic,
were led by young students, and chiefly bv
pupils ofthe Polytechnique School, who wars
lar more admirable ihan could express Our
losses, during these three bloody DAYS have
been great those of our adversrties have been
considerable. No sooner was regiment en-.
gagged IN the sieeis to carry of the barrIcadfs
than new ones we're thrown up in their rear.
The attacks o0 the Louvre. Tuilleries, aud
Hotel de Vile. were made with incredible
'aior. Levassedr was severely wounded bu,
We shall save him. | was, on the morning of
The third day, established in the Hotel de Vile
which Ind heen taken and re taken and the
tr'eolored lag was waving over our heads. The
King having halt d AZ Ramboulllet with 10, ~
twelve thousand men. ordered from fifteen
to twenty thousand Parisans 10 march neains,
him The enemy rctrcaed. Afterwards the
Cont D. Artos and family reached the port of
embarkation, under the escort Of our commits
saries, without receiving the last insult during
cir Journey through the French territory
The National Guard is organizing throughou,
France. The King we have elected is patriot
ic and popular. | would not say, as has been
reported that this is ihe best of Reruhl s. bu,
do say that IT is a very republican monarchy.
susceptible OF Improvement.
Adiru, my dear General I love yoB~ and
embrace you with all my heart
LAFAYETTE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
NEw YoRK. Oct. O.


Election Of BiSbop.-rhe Convention OF the
Protest AMI Episcopal Church for the dioccss OF
New York opened on Wednesday last, with
divine service. A s'rmon was preached hy the
Rev. Nr. Dorr. The Rev. DIR. Lyrll was cho-
sea- President, Rev. DIR. Benjamin L. Onder-
donk Secretary, and Rev. l.. ) Ives assistant
See ctary. the subject of most importance
before tn Convection was the Election of a
Bishor Are,olnti'n was adopted. yesterday
morning. providing that the Bishop who might
he elected shouli he exempt from psrocniaI
duties. as snon as arrangements shonld be adop.
ted TO provide adequate funds for his support
Inst evening. pursuant 10 resolution, the Con
vention assembled for the purpose of gong into
the election, After the prate appoint"d for
the occasion, the votes were taken. Ninety one
clerical delegates attended tho votes of lay
delegates Amounted 10 ninety-two, OF these
the Rev. nr. Onderlou received one hundred
and eight, aud was consequently duly elected
Bishop OF the New York Diocess
The clerical woes were ~ follows :--Onder.
donk SO WamN right 81 /; Aathon 9 ; Brownell
| Reed ! !, DELANEY, Of Philadelphia, S ::
Creighton !; blank /; total Of. Laty--Onder
douk 80 Wainwright II; Anthon =? /; Delanc,
- Mcisaine l.
After the result of the election had been an
no need, the Rev DIR. Wainwright addressed
the meeting with much feeling congratulating
The members of the Convention, and all concer-
ned, on the happy decision Of the importan,
question which had been before them. He was
followed by gentleman whose name we did
not cam who in conclusion, NOV we'd that time
be apart for offering thanks to Almighty
God, for the harmony which had prevailed ia
| the meeting, and It's happ, result. After some
other observations, n resolution was prepared,
! fixing Ibis morning a, o'clock the most sui
table tune tor the thanksgiving service, aod
requesting the President, the Rer. DIR. I.yell,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18


The public IN General, aud more particularly
those wau los relations aud lrerds al The battle
OF lippsranoe are hereby notified, that Gen raj
Wm. II. HARRISON. and the officers and Soldiers
who were engaged Ia, and lost friends at Tip
pecano", viii assemble AT he Battle Ground on
the T~enty first Of October, to re inter the re.
mains ol those who Fl, there.
Il is proper to state, that on the day nfier
the battle, tue Indians raised our men. and
snce ,he peace company from lerre Haute
unde, Capt 1nnti ston collected and igielred
the bones ma different place, leaving the graves
opened until now. and the OBJECT IS To IL inier
them.
II is distinctly undersoed that his art OF ven
eia ton Tor the patriuric dead Is wholly nncnn-
necled WITH p,l IT, al Purposes, nn Il thai it will
he attended bv many gentlemen OF an rent po-
h,ical views, without reference 10 party. Gen
Harrison has promised to attend, aud is eA-
Peci"d 10 pasS Trough Indianapolis on his way
TO fipprcanop. Agenrral invitation is given
to every man who may wish to be present.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
~ L Il, y. = y IL !,
APPOINTMENTS by TIE PReslpEN

APPOINT TENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT
fHuIP =. BARBOUR, OF virginia, To be Judge
oi the uuiled 5 ales for tie Eastern District OF
Vlre'nia, IA the place of George Hay, deera.
scd
BEsJAmls X MoRsELt, ind NICHOLAS B.
VANAAsnr, Of ,he DIS rct of Columbia TO he
Jusucss al iae Peace Tor tine County oIWash-
lngion IN said Drsirirt
JoHS j. MAxaELL, 10 be Collector Of the Gus
toms ion the DISTRICT, aud Inspector OF the Re-
venue tor the Purt Of lIarde,ckr, IN the St,te
ot Georgia, wee Alexander Netherclltt, decea-
sed.
LEONARD VI. PARKEER, To be Naval Officer
for he DI,trlct Of Be,to and Chnrestown, in ine
State OF Massachusetts, vice John z. Bo, j de-
cea sod
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18

b. fbass who are 10 Office. Such 10 opr lot
l,u, IN. lot !. more useful than idlsnsss. however
bono,.be The moi,,s for it may be. This Is
what hs. induced rs 10 lake the oalh-ihis is
shat induces Us moi 10 oppose the proposition
being takea into confederation"
The speech Of NJ. de Marigoac was heard
with deep attention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18

n prepare aad perform tie service 6' I've oeea
sion.
Tisrs was ~ ftrtnal onposition 70 The rlee-
ton ofthe Reverend Gsnile nan on whom The
choice has f.llsn. The scattering votes WIRE
merely expression ef individual pfeiere noes
for The teveread candidates menlioasd aod
the Epi.copal Churcn hss reason 10 fcloice IN
The unity OF opiuioh which secures its dignity
and extensive nsefalnes'
TDr OsDEeDoSK. elected ~ above, TO sue
eesd the late Bi.lop Hobart. IS brother Of the
Right Rev. ". q. OsDEsDosK, assistant Bishop
Of Psnn,ylvaais
Pcira,e Tbeatricaif-0n Monday evening,
iIga Constable HAYS. accompanied by ibree
o. r II the Police O1isers. we're procs ed'ng
ihf fng9 Ctapei-.fcsei On busipes. connected
with fhr + lice uhen tnay observed al the cor
NJ ~ Leon4rd-streer. crowd Of persons Of all
color gathered araund large black fellow
who appeared 10 BE- receiving three pences and
xix penre', iro - the parsons entering. Nj.
Hays AMI iha Officers enfered with The others
1" s.certaiu WHIT the attraction wa. Vhai
vas their .stoai.hnent 10 fri themselves in the
pd.f ola crowded Theatre around them upon
every side, thu bencaes We crow led. More
than halftae an lie re re boys, the remain
der we're blacks aud whites Of every caste, aud
oierers shade hriween.
" So wi 10 'ht,r atire
1het lrokr.l MT like the inhabitants Of earth
Aud vcs were ont"
tn" play was the " Merchant Of Venice
the Otlirefs with pat enec waited To see Shy
lock, " do mad and fantastic execution" until
he eIcliimpd
" There ia no 6orce in the DEGREES oil Venice
isnd tor judgement answer, shall | have
II = a. tbls. Mr.. fIays made nj nself visible he.
ioie ia" STAGE snh with ut peculiar commnn.
dog voice which he possesses responded, - yes
thon shalt have jndiDent'-the sentence was
Electrical. Not ne Ii ion OF The ,opas'D &C.
Tor o. LAW, Old ever give 81 deep a cui ~
Shnkspaarr's original. IN an instant the black
vi0leecello leaders, the French horn performer
and all the Other members If the c l0rrd or
chesrH. were mingled amongt he 1ylog Shy
locks, Porlias ant 6 atianIos Al was n sesne
OF he most " admired disorder" Actors and
6ddes, must ians aud roIge mad lampb.ack
pos. audience aud paper scenery all fed some
dia'ie their descent from the wiubog, Others
f"clrted 1 rmsrlve4 in the e,reen-room but all
were eermlIted to go uns'Ized, again to " go
LAY the tool M Y. Eng
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
RON " NE National hielligencsr.
uENERAL LAFAYEirE

We nave been favored with the tollov;,o
""s'a''on OF letter from this venerable nos
c; o. 10 ,r us friend General BEGsARp. of Tim.
Guy The noble aud distinguished part ', wb ir,'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18

;, zen Ladgetie.-At the public dinner at the
tIer-sasno's Tavern. London in celebration
OF 'he triumph Of freedom IN France. SIR Fran.
Cts burdett, the Chairman, made an excellent
speech IN the course OF which he thus eulogixed
lhe patriotic veteran, LAFAYETTE - There was
one individual that stood f1remost at his period.
ana demanded Of them the highest tribute of
'ne'i admiration he meant the brlye, the gen
erous, the hu name Lafayette. Hi, name stopd
foremost in history as great and good man
Ha serned as II he had mortified himself Of ey.
cry uhsocial feeling He reminded hun Tihe
Chairman OF what Cardinal Woolsev sail
"hen addressing his faithful follower, Crom.
wet Love tnyselt last This appeared 10 no
'"e principle upon which he gallant General 10
w"on ne referred constantly acted. Asai,,
""olsey says 10 Cromwell, That corrunIinn
wins n"' more than honesty S, appeared IA
'lnN Ten L1iayett'. His first acq ,.Iutsocs
""n 'ne name 81 tn's gallant aud humane man
was while reading nm anrcdote relative to rho
N'ne''can war IN which he was represented ne
saving wounded English soldier from The Of.
tec'S OF inc American soldiers fre, when his
me soldiers comrades had fled, and when bs
n''nseii was unable to make any resistance He
''8''v believed that the character of La(avet,.
was 'he most perfect in the world"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-18
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
2Yo2190160, VIAQIH4IA.

IvuNHE Subscriber having leased this old and ,vr,,
Known Establishment, for q term of wears takes
this opportunity TO announce to his friends and the
public generally, and particularly to tho former visit
crs OF the house, that is will be opened for tho nc
COMMUNICATION OF company, on the 6rrt OF October =
II - now undergoing thorough repair, and win be
fitted up in plain but neat style with BEDS bedding
and other necessary furniture, all new and of the
best KIND. His servants are attentive d experience
cd, and his Bar-keepers polite and accommo
His Bar shall at all times be supplied with the best
liquors and wines, nid his Table with the most choice
dehcacies of the season, which the city and country
can afford; and he Eaters himself that by unrcm;t-
ting attention to his BUSINESS he yyill give entire
satisfaction to oil who may favor him with their COM
pany
The WASHINGTON HoTEL is situated in tho
most pleasant part of the city, Immediately oppost,
the Capitol, and contiguous TO all the Public Offices
and but short distance from the Theatre the Banks
the Basin. the Warehouses;, and the Offices of the
principal hillcrs Of tile city and ut the same time
sufficiently far removed to afford gentlemen quiet
when they wish to retire from the hustle and
noise OF the streets Such arc the local advanto es
OF this honse that may venture to AFFIRM tina. gen
temcn visiting Richmond, either for business or for
pleasure will find it Of the most pleasant si;ua
tioDs in the city.
In addition To what transient custom he NAV be
favored with. the subscriber will be able TO accom-
modate trenty.Gue or thirty BO.aRDERS, by the
week, month, or yeor, the rensoushie tern,s
sept 16-ts ROBERT C. MACON.
(,O0chiuud C,urf-- Tfoi.se
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-18

Two Philip u. Baird aud Polly his ifc. VIM n.
- Mccall, BENJAMIN Mccall. Nancy Mccall, John
Miller, adm'or of Benjamin johnson. deed, John
= aurman' Alfred Puryear, Jane Z. Tarnman, Letitia
r. faurman, John +. 7 aruman, VIM 7 Thurman And
Robert w. Taprman. ~
YOU not being residents of this Commonwealth are
required TO take notice, that SHALL on Monday the
i1th January next at the house of William Hughes in
the county OF F!uvanna, between the hours Of nine in
the morning and six in the evening" take the de
OF the said VIM Hughes, and on Thursday the Goth
January next, shall, between the same hours nj mv
house in Hanover county, take the dispositions Of
aIres husnes and Margaret iiughes-to be read as
evidence on the trial of suit now depending in the
Richmond Superior Cour, Of Chancery, in which am
plaintiff, and you and Zachariah McGruder in his own
right, and as adm'or of Elizabeth Johnson, decd. in
her VIII annexed and the said Zachariah and Frances
his wife, in her right, and VIM. Thurman, adm'or of
Thomas Puryear, senr. decd, and Edmund ID. Ford
anu AM, Frances his wife, Thomas Puryear, jr, WIN
puryear, Sarah Puryear and Jane Puryear are de.
PENDANTS 1t from any cause the said position should
nor De commenced on the respective days aforesaid or
being commenced, not completed, they will be taken
OF on the next day, and on from day to
day until completed, between the same hours and at
the same Places-when you may attend, if yr., think
proper. JANE pIJRynaR
dec S-1aw4ts -.