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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-11
Frnm N, philndslphia Eszstt..

Earcct from IaguirG, 30ih ,Ids. l530--Ail
the depsrtn1rnts ofAneientNenczgla that are
heard from at this date, hayedeclared 10 Ia
vor of separation, Maracaiho among the
number, and thc Inteadant of the Provihce
is here to-day making disposition for The
transport OF troops from Puerto Cabeifo, TO
support aiem in case Of any interference
from Carihagena. Angostnra has sent her
deputies, md the last gives 1000 men. There
is now no doubt of VenezIla being able to
maintain Che position she has taken Ihe
Convention viii meet on the 30th April, at
syn4ez0Ia. and as soon as a governmental es-
tablshea Congress- viii doubuesscomInenc
on u,e ;aif--iosc duties are the cy OF the
multitude Since the preceding; we have adj
vice official. that TruxiIlo has declared for
US, and has 5000 men under arms prepared
to dcE.nd themselves, so that the accession
Of tiis'pro, inceis no longer doubtful. Calcutta
will be sue 20 follow the vote Of Trixillo,and
thus Maracaibo is protected from the inte'
nor
AnOthertiettcr of the 3lst January says
: at Is currently reported that Bolivar has re-
questcd an interview with Paez, and if so, II
was believed that an arrangement would take
place SO as 10 put stop TO the civil war no"
about commencing
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-11

Brig Oliver, IapiSin osser, has arrived at
Philadelph from guyrasrheHes she sailed
on the2d Feb The Captain states that great
exciteme ne prevailed at Laguyra, on account
of Paez calling upon the citizens 10 march
against Bolivar, mh0it said was on his way
10 Venezdla. On the 18th of January PseE
issued decree ordering an election on the
first day 70 March, ofdeputies'tot the new Con
gress, and stating the manner in which the
election should be held and the right end
qualifications of yeters.
We have copy of Mr. Cambreleng's new
, ''book7 against the protecting principle, IN
the shape of report irom'the committee on
scommerce. 1t is of the same character as
Mr. MeDuliies essay on the same subject,
,,'isEick was SO strangely got up, and called a
| "repoft on the finances That the pubtic
! printing OF ssieh books may not he all on one
side, we suggest 80 the cclyultte on manu-
fact,lrs the preparation also o. a genera! essay
on the subject, to contain 60 or 40 pages,
that the friends of the America al, system may
have books about it published at the COST 81
the nation. rs well as their opponents; and
rocco copies oft may thus be printed and
distributed, by money drawn from the treas
ury The fairness of this proceeding viii not
Be questioned.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-11
Sentence and execution Of Pirates.

Bssni.l soto. g. be hing. dragged along the
ground and quartered, and tue quarters pla-
cd on hooks on the sea shore.
Jose dc > Santos u be hung, Chartered,
and his head placed Oil hook on the sea-
shorc-that a description of his person be
sent to the ant5oriits ofthe marine, TO the
Peninsula and West indies, in order that he
should tie sent back 10 Cadiz ior execution
Eicolis Fernandez, Antonio de Lagoa.
Saint Cyr .lar5azaa, Maria Guihc,me Teto,
FREDERICK Lcrendo, and Nsno Pcrcyra, to be
hung, qeartcrrd, andiheir heads TO he placed
on hooks ON the sea shore. Francisco Gou-
bin, Pedro ANTONIO, Domingo Antonio, ane
joaquin Francisco TO Se hung
The Pilot Manuel Antonio Rodriguez &c
10 years in the House of Correction, and &c
be present Mt the execution.
Cayetano Ferroyra to s years inthe HOUSE
Of Correction, and to be present at the execu
, ton.
Manuel Jose de Freites to be years in tht
! House Of Correction from the time he hal
been in prison, and to be present at the exc
cuier.
The negro slave Joaquin Palabra TO b.
present at the execution, and TO be given w
/ to the Portuguese Consul to be sent to hi
owner. The whole ia conformity with thu
| laws.
December 8, 1929.
The sentence was executed in the Fort o
La Puerta de TERRA of this place, in the
front Of the Bay, to day and yesterday ,and ir
conscience with the Royal order Of the 2Sti
December last. in which his Majesty com
lnands that this should be made known fhro
the public papers Of this city give tle pre-
! sent which sign in Cadiz, on the 12th Jan
1880 JORGE DE LAsso.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-11

tConErtSs -10E Tuesday an the Senzsa s.,
.ious resolutions Of subordinate interest -
adotsed, sz5dsxa1ous Yetisiens, &c. off
Mr. Tyler offered q resoi6tien in conforn.s
to Ar, GiIrners resolutions adopted by n,
General Assembly, Tesaisvcto The rssesya,; =.
of Virginia military bounty lands M.
Census bib was taken ap, and pror;s;a.
aHop'ed increasing tho compensation Of ~
Marshal's Assistants, one hundred per cent
Foot's resolution was thea again taken Nv
when Mr.. Grundy having concluded. az
Mr. Knight offered brief vindiea,icp /,
Rhode Island againstsomething which h,5
fallen in debate Mr.. Clayton of Deieya,s
rcplied to Mr.. Grundy, assaihng the proscNt
tive policy of Gen. jackson, which MIR Grs
DIV had undertaken to defend, in speed
which is highly applauded, subject is dia
brought before the Senate, and must aa
| greatly to the interest ofthe debate. II isna
possible 10 defend it on principle, and v,
marvel at Judge 6rundy,s temcriy in n
ltroduclngH.
In the discussion in the House Of RepN
sentativss at Washington concerning an ap
/ preparation for the representatives Of the Of.
Gers and crew of the lost ship Hornet, Mr.
Everett, Of Massachusetts,. took an earaes
part Among his observations are the ios
! lowing
'sDo gentlemen tell me, thai the ccadiiio,
/ of vessei of war. oppressed ty her asua
ment, in such storm, is nothing coalpard
! 10 battlee Sir, battle has no terriers 10
the gallant seaman. IL is full Of hope, pro
| Il arJ ,f Il
! motive operated. But what's there to ami.
! mate and cheer him in one Of these trempn,
dous temgests, to enable bun TO bear tho Ia,
: Dor and brave the dangers that surround hamp
! | am well persuaded that there was oct on
individual. man or officer, on board tile 10
fortunate Hornet, whose muscles Were nd
stiff with labor-svhose nerves Were nd
strained with agony, belo.e he went dow
TO bis watery grave"
This must be true picture. Who hasna
been struck with the awful and mastery des
cripton ofthe shipwreckin Lord Byron's Da
! Juna.
Then rose from sea 10 sky the wiId farewell,
Theu shriek d the timid, and stood still ID
brave,
Then some ieap'd overheard with dreadfa, sell
AS eager to anticipate thefr gave,
And the sea yaw nd around her like abel
land down she suck'd with her the whirlmg
waves
l. Ike ore who grapFles with his enemy,
And stfives 10 strangle him before he die
At frs. one uni,ersa' Shrek there rast'd,
l. ot,1er Than the loud ocean, Use s-crash
Of echoins thunder, aud then al was hus,'d
Save the wild wind and the remers4ess clash
OF hi,lews; but at hte-va's.there eush d,
| accompanied with a con"alsve splash.
A solitary Shrek. the babbl'ng cry
Of some strong swimmer in his agony"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-11

Large droves of hogs have been driven M
to Chicago, (Michasaa) from different Pasfs
of Illinois, TO be there killed and Packcd, an
sent by way of the Lakes TO the Ses-K0rs
market
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-11

JTLrUs CEsAa has become the Editor of a
paper in Kentucky.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-11

We arc sorry that we cannot find room for
extracts from soane recent speeches Of Col
Crocfct and Mr.. Chiffon in Congress None
but the mOsf rigfd muscles OF de face could
withstand them. These Congressional"
orstors retsDld sis of 1le case OF an applicant
in England, for license TO preach. who, be-
ing asked whether hecorld read, answered
''.nfother seads AID ] 'q,Osaads md sptr1as .
Nat. GaE
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-11

Woodcorders.-Therea are II woodcorters
for the city Of Baltmore--and every one OF
the late ineumbents has been removed by the
governor aDdcouncil. Ofthose lately appoin-
ted four only were inhsbitants OF the city;
and eight selected from different or distant
counties, the people of which we rather sap
pose, would not ike 10 see persons from Bal
aiaore sent to fh the Offices IN them! But
ave netce tins matter only 70 say, that aIuoiig
she dismissed were four officers liz the late
war--t~o captains in the regular army and
one Newfoundland one iieutcnmt IN the
Baltimore artillery company wtach met the
enenly near North Point. One of the corps
OF volunteers which marched from Baltimore,
and was with Gen. Pike at York, sc. They
were ali good and brave and faithiul oh
sers-though lately filing tho hunll2c place
.qG wood corders IN the monumental city"
Miles Register
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-11

"A man by tine name of Joseph Evans
charged with the murder of John Cissler, in
Newfoundland county, Pa. or the 3lst OF
December last, was tried at Grecnsburg on
the 18th ult. found guilty of murder in the
FIRST degree, and sentenced 10 be hanged
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-11

THE CANAL.--We bear that the water has
been let into the new cut OF the Chesapeake
and OHIO Canal, from the Powder-House
down tn the old Locks, and that the naviga-
ton, which has been for some time obstruct-
ed by the operations on that part OF the Canal
has been resumed, several boats having come
down VI Georgetown from the river above.
This piece of Canal, about two miles in
length, is spoken OF as beautiful sheet Of
water, which answers all the expectations of
rs projectors and managers. 1t is believed
that, from its dimensions and general con
struction, the travelling on this Canal will
be more expeditions than has vet been realiz-
ed on any known Caaal One OF the hoats
lightly laden, is said to have travelled the
two miles in fifteen minutes; thatfs, at the
rate Of eight miles per hour.--l.Nat. Aatel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27


NE ne Subscribers c6er for SAFE
tn hhGs and 30 bbls West India and Nar n,
~ Ienns sugar 1'e" or-
o. I ItS ana II bbls loaf sugar
$50 bags coffee. variops ,r,,;,;.
nnnS and 36 barrels whiskev
wines OF various kinds yineon,
% tons bar iron, Swedes, English & Anar;,.
10 tons castings ~ american
Gl' German, cast and bstered
ut nails and brads
NoVascotu grindstoncs
looo sacks Liverpool salt
Sooo bushels Lisbon do
30 tierces rice
tOo do Thomaston lime
$50 Spanish hides
Soal and upper leather
tanners and linseed oil tar
',Plces' pepper. ginger, pimento and ca-,;,
Alum, copperas, birthstone 'io
Saltpetre, madder, indigo
Iailow and sperm candles
Brown and shaving soap
Letter writing aud wrapping paper
Almonds and rasins rF-A
WINDOW glass, various dimensions
1um0lers, decanters wines
Tatent shot, gunpowder
Imperial, gunpowder and black ta.s
mackerel, No. 2 and 3, cheese
Domestic Goods viz sbee,;n, -,
oroadcloths etc. ETC. 'gS'
Cotton and wool cards.
Cotton bagging, bale rope
sewing, seine and wrappng t,ri,,
Shoe thread &c &c
feb 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27
FLORIDA WATEP =
feb 10

'i1lo agreeable composition, which 10 NO. 49,
passed by any ofth imported Cologpa ~ I Ia
veneer Waters, is obtained from plants Which ., Ia
excellent ond nd parts Of the u States 1t Is an
felIeShIng and identifying the skin and ronar
contribute u tn many other disorders the face 1t also
O. I no%gS 6 ssShIe;atons and terrifying the delhi
full IN half pint pint OF water the face To he
wei bathed In It. In The proportion from halfe tea
spoon ui IN wine glass of water it proves an ey
ceiient philodontic; II strengthens the gums and nm
rites the breath when taken as essence of penner
mint for pains In the stomach--from hafa ten snoon
to two IN little water and sugar, is excellent in
nervous head aches: BY rubbing the forehead and
smelling 1t quickly from halfa table spoon to table
spoon full WIN be sufficient for this operation II is
also one of the best applications in case of bruises
aEd sfrains as 1t causes the blood and limph to
pervade freely their respective vessels. BeinG rub
bed to the head 1T excites the cutaneous nerves,
gives tone TO the mtGguments and promotes that pc
culiar secretion which the health color and bcpn
OF The haIr depends, and prevents in great nea
sure premature grayness
W y supply in large and small bottles received
V J. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27
NEW BOOKS, dc.
pRlNClPLES of Currency and Banking, by T.

Lulu.
The Exclusives, a,Novcl of some celebrity.
Inc Practice IN Civil Actions, and PROCEEDINGS NJ
Law in the State of New York. in the snnEoro,,
Court, and other Courts of the State; and also in the
Gourts OF the United States: BY Elijah Paine AMI
VIM. Duer, Counsellors at Law; vols.
conversations on Vegetable Physiology; comure-
hendng the elements of Botany. with their annli.o
tons to agriculture BY the author of Conversations
on Chemistry, Natural Philosophy; with copper.
plate engrsviugs
Platts' New Universal Biography OF eminent per
sons, arranged IN chronological order in vols.
Francis Dewman, Cd from The 9th London edi.
ton. N'
No GO & 3, The Library of Useful KNOWLEDGE.
No. Farmers Series of do
No. d. 2, Maps to accompany the Library Of Use
lul knowledge; and many other American and Emo
lish publications receiyedat NASITS
mar 3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27
THE HORSE

ns.SI e VINO Insy appreciate the value of tina, o,
fully dedicated: '"e 'ohowns treatise respect
easy nan bty surgeon, or Farery Taught On 40,
49, pa e'nS treatise all diseases a. lew ahu
in ever % Is liable the causes and symptoms OF the
groom no. WIN Instructions to the shoe smith farsr J
The ANIMAL Preceded by popular m
which ,he. IN health and showing the prnejpss o
H. Use are TO be restored when dis7rerad On
eenay surgeon With considerable adoD: ' o
NJ smith &c pfcn, S adapted to this country By Tbo
L., o.. Sc WIN numerous engrayiugs - oS'
mar IL d"" LOT SALE by J. H. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27
SPERM CANDLES. &c

SPERM CANDLES, &c.
OO tierces sperm oil, warranted win,o,
and fine -"'"eu
la boxes Loaf Sugar
IL hhds St. Croix sugar
100 bbs Campbells gin
le cnsks cheese
90 bags Rio coffee
COO sides soa leather
800 calf skins-for sale bv
mar l9-4t Otis 6y-N,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27
YARN.
Travelling Trunks.

lust received, large supply of superior quail
- ity ALSO,
Travelling Bags and Valieces together with a
great quantity OF Hair Trunks, which will be sold
very low, by
GRANNISS, son g. BROTHERS.
mar % Conner of Min md lilh .irncia-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27

LuaIket square
1a!iES ULNS1ON, Commission Merchant.
IL AS on consignment and offers for sale
IL 10 hhds. of Porto Rico and N. O. sug,,
70 barrels of refined sugar at 10 to 90 cts.
~ ~ brown sugar, (St. Croix)
10 herring
~ nett sfad
% cider vinegar
80 choice crab cider
90 90 boxes OF mould candles at io1 cts
fo soap
fine roram hats
ioO reams OF wrapping paper
~ printing DO
20 writing do
III pieces of cotton bagging at le Cts
20 coils Of bailing rope
IL dozen Windsor chairs
wire Solves assorted sizes
90 sides, waxed and russet lco,Lo,
5000 lbs. of cotton yarn, assorted
$1,000 OF Hacks superior segars
Ded cords, leading lines bags of wool markoyaf< md
NEW AND OLD BACON, sc. &c. all for eaie on
the most reasonable terms ian is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27
Vol. III. No. 113.
SACRED BARNInNy

Vie "e'nodist tiarmonist, conain,ns n 90, -, >.
es, eoheced from the best authors adsn,., se,y or
,b @ ~ metres IN the Methodist Hymn Book and Az ,he
To 49,; e methodist Episcopal Church in the I,n;,e or
Tor particular occasions W a"'hems and pieces
Mn. BOSTON handel and Haydn Society collection NJ c,,
bvmn ns a selection Of the most Approved os. oen
ma, M &c &c-Just received by - r auu
COLLINS 4. Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27

EyLOORTNG PLANK 6 RAILING --fO, 900
n feet Of good flooring plank and 5000 feet Of
prime railing, Tor sale on Inc Dock.
Feb JAMES WINSTON.
POTlTOES, CIDER, BEER & apples,
Oh Hampers genuine Irish potatoes, from Ireland
Hu direct,
10 bills d. FoX.tos and vhitc Northern
% do New Ark cider, Albany beer, and Jersey
apples of fine quality just received, and for sale by
feb . WIN. y. CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27

thhhS = SUES RrrIoN the DnLy RICHMOND WIN. &c
and a shorter period nj The rats az "a
able in advance N'''P "'
hoVImsNe For square of rs lines or less ono in
con 20 cents two insertions 81; three insertions 81 ~ and
every succeeding insertion 33l cents v 80 '''
Thrice week, rst week 81 %; every succecdn, week q
Twice n week. first insertion Is cents .ve,,, e.
senion so cents ' 'e ''
Once n week, first insertion 75 rer,s. .,.,,, H. :,
ntion so - 10y 'S'''"s ''
VHd. 10000 ." "o N''s'"'iiONAL
isansient advertisers must pay in advance.
NUMBER OF insertions he Ms or they
cordingy. rP' INV S' AZ
Annual Advertisers charged dollars for two squares
and IN that proportion for advertisements of greater length.
except Auctoncers and Lottery dealers who charged si00
o. The CONSTITUTIONAL WIG is published twice
Ciuesdays and Frdnys) FIVE dollars per annun
cents square, less, the FIRST i'm
seIuon, and SO cents for each Continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27
Final AdYertisement.

J[YLE g. COCHRAN, being about % clos.
IN their sales and business IN The course ola few
weeks, respectfully request those indebted % ihcm
10 come forward and make pawn ~ They have
still on hand variety # dc-robl' DRf hOoDS;
which in order TO- avoid an auction sale, thcv wi.
sell much below cost. Purchasers are invited 10
chi, as goods will be offered at such prices as will
insure sales t"b l5-is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27
BLUE LETTER PAPER.

The Rirals. IrGcy'S .AnlJiion
Ply the author of 1.-The Colesians Just published For
ID sale by COIiIINS g. 70 VI
mar IS - ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27
Patent Seine TLrend

500 Lbs Patent Seine Thread suitable for loa, .;o
putuP in or hanks from No II TO %, inclusiv.
For sale by +. g. e. JAMES g. 1E
JAM M1 a. W.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30
OBITUARY.

DiED-at his residence, about miles from
Charlottesville, on Wednesday last, Mr.. VII,
| liam {. Wren, OF Hydrophobia.
| We are indebted 10 the poiiieness of a
! FREUD for the following particulars relative 10
thus terrible disease MIR. Wren WIS bitten
IN 'wo places on the foot, by a strange dog, on
the 18th Of June las. Both wounds we're much
lacerated, and one OF them penetrated through
the ienGons ON the upper surface Of The foot TO
the bone. He felt no un ssiness about bis stu
anon, not suppo.ng the dog to be nad The
wounds continued 10 heal regularly. and in a
short time were perfectly well. On the 18th
IusI.-mOre than two months after the wounds
we're receWea-he felt some unensna IS in the
foot, which gradually extended up the leg un-
| al II reached the body. He then mad pain in
! the hack, lower par, Of the abdomen, and some
soreness about the throat. Those symptoms
continuing with little variation, were ascrIbed
by himself and friends TO Rheumatism, or cold,
brought on by recent exposure TO a shower oil
rain. BY family prescription he was bic d and
took dose Of oil. The bleeding relieved his
pains, and he supposed himsef nearly well,
until on the evening Of the l7ih inst, while at
tempting TO swallow some water he was nlme-
dia,ely seized with spasms. He Thea for the
first time became fully aware OF his awful con-
ditiOn, aud applied for medical aid. The
spasns continued 10 increase rapidly, aud
were much aggravated by the approach Of any
one to the bed side or any sudden noise. At
lempiS were made by every means to get him
to receive drnk and TODD, but the approach
OF either, IN ANY manner, Immediately threw
him into the most violeat agitation. In the
lntei walls OF the spasms, and even during their
continuance, lie retained perfect possession OF
all MS mental faculties until within an hour
Of his dissolution He repeatedly invited his
friends To his bedside to shake hands with him,
assuring them that he was perfectly in his
senses. and felt no disposition to do injury to
any one. Inc spasms Continued with Increasing
violence ~ hours when teath relieved hin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30
ITEMS.

|, is said that the thieves in New York are
the most ingenious, daring and systematic in
the country. On one occasion, broker sem
package of 3 00o on board a steamboat for
Albany Two gentlemen overheard the delive-
nv of Il, and soon after one delivered similar
package to the captain. aud just before the
boat was ahont TO start deranged The ma
chnery, and in the confusion declared with
many others that hs mus so IN another boat,
demanded his package, and led the captain to
deliver the brokers package, with which lie
made off.
The Branch Bank OF Virginia in Danvle,
comm-nced operations On the l3'h INST with a
capital VI S}bo,UOO.
The Gold Mania seems To be making con-
siderable progress in this S,ae.-in Spoitsy J.
vania the precious metal is said 10 be obaned
with facility IN large amounts. kich mihes
have al.o been discovered N Louisa aud N
Inc couoty of Fluyanna the most sanguIhe
hopes are entertained of success by those IN
search Of the hidden treasures ofth SOL.