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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-13

u oIlCE.--T The subscriber b,ylss dels,a in.d -,
- tyrg we ate Of Vrsios, 10 ds,irious II bring
'ng ne en.fe:s spsedy close an ps,,oos ;odns
70 MN ty ooni OF book sssos4 -, are reouss,.d. \.
Il, 10 ..mto'a'e pymesi, partc I',tly rhoss ,vboss
nave been dive any eoGsidsi VI. time A. iones
indulgence CANNOT be sivep. Aad IN n,,,in t "nksI
s,ams on hir, will present then, er ssi,lan.., ".
'biid T. Gardner, Or 10 Aodr, v A wbiIoeI.. W.
my BE- f1uOd a. her store sbo A., fIi a,,,hs, w
70 close all my unseiiled buhness ' '''''u
t,a. o, JACOB M. WEAVER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-13

essie Of Iobs Muisbe Ia,e o. c,s,, y6s,1 " no
W, and al those Indebted tbs ssid estate are ,s
guos'd TO come ktwS'd, ,hns Gn ies,,l,usr, -.
Iu.Ys =, 20 ID wURCEJE, EI'oy
""h o. bo lV, eiis, ds,t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-13

me m>nss'rs will meet his day, 10 souo, IN, vote,
' "'' '"S eiechoo. lySfeTeupv.
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lDOlFW5 WNWa

DEATH OF - MIrcHILL.-I Is our painful du.
schhed aud truly am'atle fellow eiizsn ID S;usIsl
L. Mie~i;l. He bad bern intisposod f5r some week,
PSI rot hewSver as was supposed dargArousiy, Blu
at IL oc'ssk Al po- OF to-day, - as aDh usatui life
Se' terminated. We ars oct yer app issd of the Tuner
Al aHsnsrGeni', FOR which sc rrus loo TO III
leg pNrer-. [Ey Commercial
The New Yo'k Enquirer OF Tuesdsy :octains the
following account OF e:ing in .hs city, il ;syor OF
the Polef:
"Lln night, ons Of The lPrs-st ard me,s .espee,sh4
mssiipss that ever took place in NeH York held
aI i1,.n ~ ~. Ter The purpose OF tsk'rg measure
peP ~ favor o. and 10 AID the heroic Poles nov ru-
xssfd IN most s.neunsrv struggle for their n,sn,I
Nos'nS' JOHN DUrn, K q. wss appointed Chairman
and Dr.. g. AKKRLY aud A. O. DAyro, n @ u'H"
Ntie, leo hse'inS was addressed by several gentle
MEG Ia me ms,' s'oquea, terms. Every sentiment in
'o, o. 'ne F''s WAS ehserei in tbs mos, enihuIa.
sn address 10 The People Of The Uned S.ates and 10
axe MEASURES 10 carry the grea, ohec into
thus br thv." '"' WIS ma"e'
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CHARLE6TOH. &

o., n,,, - CHAkLESToH, September O.
Sny Eiteton.-Ths Annual E eeliooiior Ia,.ndao,
auu dIuens 'ofk plass ytsiesdsy. II was nsonpabiv
1l' ost animated political struggle zoe hays ey,r vii
n'sec; nor IS there, fasps. any er "a who
o'eiVtd, az our polls, greater degree OF
ou' iha contest. No unpleasant event occurred re-.
ever aad, considering the unparalleled sdot OF a..
SEEM ne pfosesdnsi OF the day were eopdusej s7b
', .S 'suusos regularity and desofum. The amour,
oil votes isken last year, (oos ssha, uoy.,d. 81 ison
org 20 the excitement which then prevailed, .xxs.d
ca eon'ieersbiy the seueTsl auount which had b,so
u'iy slv'n at oui Co'Porsie E sstions; and hs mum
hunof pol ed last ysaf, very marty 400 votes M
nsnef evidence can be S!vsb OF The exirsorein,rv ia
e,sH procured BY his contest nor OF The enersv and
aefi,J nbieh IL called into sc!ioa I, /, imna.,;h.
nus'd ma, popular telling sDd patty spri, sopd b,v,
t'th 70 hisbsr Pitch rosi's1sd a. il was yyibin ib,
oGutus OF Per'obAl courtesy, ard public order Tbs
By the Managers 'u'ni'heo
WARD Nc l. -
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nat II violated rmerous Wea'os made With them ey
pressy suaran'eeire tho undi.turhe5 possession and
ocsupspey oil all their lands not ceded 10 Tho whos
After much argument. the Court said u vac very i'm
por'ans ques'ion and required the utmost deliberion
Respect Tor the L-gislaure efsuded u. AZ however
til not Relieve the person eooj bs discharged u,
he two rst g-ooads would Ia ssndor cay, bis b-s,
pro'pec, IN. last, sui tbs Court would take
me TO ceo'ider so grave question, IL would r~leas
i'm from III, cor hae rpon Ia sscgoz,nee
10 sppesr and answer 10 the charge o, Gwinr.n Su-
ps'ior Court, when aud who're is opinion wou d BIZ
delivered, II 10 he ,irn- It's mi, could he ia n,
ss'isned on the poiot. The Curt sa.j that wsulc
end~svor q, sav. lie opino, ready by J,skscn c urt
which l. jns' pas bn, such has bsen no o, H.
ntude OF The question, that II has been DONE AMI
vii, not be done, until Every sonre, OF L. torn alto"
both Legal AID political is .rlt,d, whics can DO,
oy sbed eht upon ~ jset In volviug s~rouly the
liberty OF IN caofuEa- Psop~ as ell a. III. chsrac-
scr OF tie Sac.
SiJse the qacs loo Of The fn,isns Jiysr sod ba,
hseo aga'cd, many sons tavs expressed an cpnoc
that II they allowed TO do it, hey can e,nploy any
person they p!ea,e TO do tho thing. Such an OF
ion IL very ous f,s have il Irom JuJg. CLAW.
toa himself, ,ha, oyen il tn 10 decide ,hst ths
indans had 'hs right, tive aw woni b. finding az
svery ohrr rsrsor, snl the doc 'rine that what man
doss by auotesr n does by husei" III mt apply
CT m'nal eases IL oniy applicable TO civ contract
and every man stand, upon hi. responsibility "a
compi tiog ss;s TIA, see ~ Il, criminal by law.
We should regard any remarks upon t.is sutis st
This time ss prema'us, and have hersior- epn cd
ourselves to the opinions entertained by the Cou,t
When ire question dali have been definitely de,sr
mnsd-a question in which the pubic sapoot but fee
more tban ordinary irteres, shall avail ourseiv.
OF The eiiesi opportunity oil laying the r.u, before
onr readers t.ffhenidn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-13

letter wa' received by yesierday's we>t.ru mail
from Augusta, dated sdur day last, which m n,isps
BY The FTeshst il eompu ell a, TWO AND A HALF MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS Rep.
We understand ths; Col. GADspRu will prob,biv
accept The station In he E,sioee- Corp, lett vacsn,
by he resigusticn o. Gen. BERNARD whi n has been
cf'red him by abe ssil.n' O. tho United S'atcs
Iailohdssee Flo,idtan.
Mos Than million OF doiio:' wrte reczived at the
Nsu York cus;um-Louse last week, for duiies anG
bcn,e.
TRIsrAM BuRoEss and DUrEnJ. PRARcs hare
been reelected to Congress rom Raed; Island, aim
with ,ui oppofin
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CINCINNATI Sp.

Court n Common Pieas-We uuoefs,lnd tina, q
Sa'e - no" oro,e he Court in which is involved tbc
81, ms cheques Issued by The branches of
,he oai~d ;. Brt, drawn he priaeipaJ es.hi.r
person .,ahds indicted "or having in possession with
n'en' 70 ut'ef notes OF the Bank Of The u s." The
SION OF ihs person. are not roles II IN. B,nk Of H.
O., ont were cheques or d.an' of the P.e,ldept r.
ne ottnah upon he cashier at Philsdepbis, aud here
VIC oushi to be qua'hed In The sou,ss
o. IL Speech the sonn,si ior tbs rri.oner M. 20
as we nave undert',d0 used tie same ergum n,s
Wh'Go we have hth rto u;ed 10 this paper as 10 tn
maoi Of me bank TO pay those drafts DENYING spv
.uthoiily by law tor issuing such noles-snd SonSS
ns o'pk has made hequen sppli.aion, 10 70
anoo'ze mem, II bas always been refused The t,i,I
we uhleISand Je: 10 progress. and will probably Or
eupy the whole OF this day oe
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ne curt Of. Sposylvana county has been In ses.
SION Tor the last four days, almost exclusively in
a VIA, ol prisoners Three persons have been con-
upon charge OF burglary-a slave, the property u
col Robert Cruchhed upon charge OF consulting and
consPnlng 10 make an nsurrection and a slave the
murder-kiliing woman and two boys VI
FTederieksburg Herald Sent IN
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17
vtpsrNk.

vfReTNIA. oe
csry for Berkeley co,nrty: October rules, 1881:
peter Light and John y Light, ex'rs- OF
John Light, sr. deco. PV''
John Cross, Edward K Fcfman, and Hen
~ Myers. and Jacob Myers, admir- Of John
y d-c,d dgfs.
yHyHE defendants John Cross and Edward
r Foyuan, not having entered their
appearance and given security, according 70
the act of assembly and the rules Of tins
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory es en-
dence that they are out Of thlsCemmonweai,n'
IL 10 ordered that the said defendants do enter
their appearance 10 this suit, on the first day
Of the next term, and answer the btil OF tue
plaintiffs: and that copy Of this order DC
forthwith published ia the Martinsburg Ia
zatte, and continued for tvso months success
siyey, and another copy thereof posted at the
front door Of the Court House OF this county
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN STROTEER, c.
Oct0ber g. 1851 an
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17
NEW GOODS

yHyHE subscribers respectfully inform their
customers and the pubic generally, That
they have Just received and flashed opening
a general and well selected supply Of
FILL aVD WINTER GOODS,
Consisting in part Of the following articles;
Super Blue, Black, Brown and Grey Cloths,
Cassiuneres and Cassineits;
Swansdown, Valencia f. Msleskin Vesting;
3 4 and s. 4 Merino and Msrino Circassians;
Cashmere Long Shawls and Fancy H'dkfs;
Black italian Lutestring and Senshaw Shks;
Rich Winter Ribbons ard Beltings;
Plain AMI carved Brazilian Tuck Combs;
Together Nth general assortment Qt
HARDW ARE, QUEENSW ARE,
STaTTONERYS GROCERIES.
All Of which they will sell on accommodating
terms. JAS. s WIN N. RIDDLE
Martinsburg, Oct II 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17

A smart Yorkshire lad, who was sent TO
school to one Wilkins. near Ponieiract, bav.
ing ore day iBsulted gentleman by Calling
him Pontius Plate, was very severely cor
rected for it: the master al every cut he gave
him cautioniug him never to say Pontius Pr
late again. This the lad carefully treasured
in his memory, and being soon after catcchi-
sed 10 church, when he came TO the belief in
stead Of saying he suffered under Pen'ius Pr
late, said, he suffered under Timothy VIII
kins, schoolmaster.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17
October 6, 1931.--2m

VIRGINIA MORGAN COUNTY, to wit:
At a Cour. held for Morgan County, on
Mnnday the a2d day of August. 1881,
Yiaiom H1on, complainant
Kesiah Hiron, John Householder, sen Jonathan
Householder, Matthias .4tiebach G.d Sarah his
aeife, late Sarah Hoasehoider, .Naru Houseloi-
der, Betsey Householder, John Householder, il.
Uaid Householder, Joseph Householder. Sam.
mel Householder SartJ, Keesecker, Jesse Rock.
hold and John RockhoId, deiendantss
In CHANCEgy.
fEsHE defendants Matthias Alleback and
b Sarah his wife, and Jesse Rockhold noa
having entered then appearance and given SCI
curity according to the act Of Assembly and
the rules of this Court; and il appearing to
the satisfaction Of this Court that they are
not inhabitants o! this Commonwealth: 10 is
ordered, That the said defendants do appear
here on the 4th Monday in November mex, s
answer The bill of the plaintiff, and that a
copy Of this osder be published ia the Mar
tlnsbnrg Gazette for two months successive.
ly. aud posted al the front door of the courts
house Of said county. A copy Teste,
J RICHARD, 6. NJ. q.
August 25 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17

.D4R1LESBUR6 CaRPETF4CTO8y
H1G subscribers having purchased of Mr.
ID = Y. Conradt his entire stock Of ma
ch'aefy attached to the abose Factory.
titend continuing the Manufacture OF
SOOItH, FEsNEItiyN'. and D.4.lLaSK-
r ~ E'FE1LaN CfRPE TING. OF lif
ierSnt patterns and varteus colours. Parti-
e"iaf a''en'Ion ain be paid to country work
sucE as CaTdans, Dying and FaIfing.
WI |ohradt (tor tie present. viii receive
my co'N'ry work that oaay oder, which we
o'''S;,'e ourselves % flush 10 Grst rate work
"l%..,'Ne o.deE. and at the lowest prices
''e "t,h {" purchase WOOL, Cor whirl,
we Wal give a liberal p;ise iatrade or cash
dtAES \ RIDDLE.
ISRAEL. x. JANNLY.
September %, I33I.-a
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Whilst some convcts were passing through
the streets OF Glasgow, woman. struck at
their hardened conduct called out TO them
wAh' you wretched creatures; how can you
be so merry in your dreadful slt9ation?'
"Merry, MISTRESS" replied one OF ihem.'
"svhy. bless your fuany heart, If You were IN
our situation, you would not only tie merry
but actually transported"
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October 6. 1881 I'm
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
In The Circuit Superior Court of Law &Chan-
Gerry forterkeley county:0ctober rules, 1881
Peter f6SM and John y Light, ec'rs. q
Joha. Light, sr. deed pitiis.
AsAls.sr
Hcary Myers, John Gross. EdtcoTd H. For
n,aa DAD Joseph EOrman, deits.
tBgiiE defendants John Cross and Edward
a X Forman, not having entered their
appearance and given security, according to
the act Of assembly and the rules OF this
Cont, and it appearing BY satisfactory evi-
denee they are cut oftbis Commonwealth;
IL Is e,dered that the said defendants do enter
their appearance to this suit, on the first day
Of the next term, and answer the bill Of the
plaintiffs: and that copy of this order be
forthwith published 10 the Martinsburs Ca
zette, and continued for two months success
slvely, and another copy thereof posted al the
front door Of the Court. House oil this county.
A Copy -I'este,
JOHN STROFHER, q.
October 6, 3I--2m
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17

FiRGiNtA--ln the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Caancery fer Berkeley co,n-
ty: October rules, 1881.
C.sGFIeS Soarnsan, mfr
AGAINST
Samvsf ID OTrtck. Dacenport Or,ick. Hash.
s'S'0s Egdns, vSlth0ny S Chambers asd
Others, daf,,'
fE 9HE defendants Samuel D. Orrick and
"a Davenport Ofrick, not havih. entered
!the'r appearance and giren security, accord
ing 10 tie act % assembly and the rnles Of
1h!S Count, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence thai they are on. of this Coun,..a'
wealth; T. IS oJt1eres that the said defendants
q" enter sheiy appearance to Tits suit. on The
itesi day o. the next term, answer the bilJ az
plaintiff, and give scenfny for performing tho
dtcfee- and ihat copy ofthis ord, be torth.
with Hthllsaed u i've Mirtin,barg = z.,ta
amt sohtlGaca FOR two tssotlhs succe~siyaIy
AMI another cops thereof eostca a, the front
door OF ihe CauCt itonse Ct this coun,v
A Copy.-Testc.
a., JO.lH SFR0THER. o.
Oc!ober g. IS3I-2m
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VIRGINIA
n, tss Circuit Superior Court Of Lcss ard Cha1-
Gerry for Berkeley county: October rtatfs, 1881,
Benjamin Comegys, Pltf. =
AeAI- ST
Elliot Kerney, admir-. Of James d. Ker-
ney, deed. and in his own right, DIR. Minor
and Elizabeth E. his wife, late Elizabeth K.
Kerney, Solomon Blue and Mehafa his wife,
late ehal kefney, George st. Aubin md
Susan L his wife, late Susan L. kerney,
Thomas Kerney, admir-. Of Susan kerney,
deed and in his own right, James Blue aud
Jane his wife an heir OF Susan kerney, and
Others, Defts.
va tIIE defendants, Elliot Kerney, DR. MI.
Il nor and Elizabeth e. his wife, Solomon
Blue and Mehala his wife, George st. Aubin
and Susan T. his wife, Thomas kerney, and
James Blue and Jane his wife, not having
entered thei, appearance and given security,
according to the act Of assembly and the
rules of this Court, and it appearing by sa-
tisfactory evidence that they are cut Of this
Commonwealth; 1t is ordesed that the said
defendants do enter their appearance to this
suit on the first day of the next term, and
answer the bill of the plaintiff: and that CO.
py of this order be forthwith published ID The
Martinsburg Gazette, and continued for two
| months successiye!y, and another copy there
Of posted at the front door of the Court
+, House Of this county.
4 Copy -Feste,
JOHN STROTHER, q
| 0of,here 1919
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17

Epigram, by the late Sir AleSa nder Bos-
well, Bart on the marriage OF Dr. George
Wood to Miss Burnett.
George oft complained his honse was cold
And 10 an oven iain would turn il,
The method, pray-can you unfold?
Yesl bring together Wood and Bu,1l es.
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IT, attsessoura csasette:
PUBLISHED. WEaKLF.
by WASHINGTON EVANS.

Two DOLLARS PER AT I'm,
PAYABLE ADVANCE,
cT, It'o Dollars and 1,reJ.tyJice Centa,
AT THE ESD oS SIX MONIES;
and If payment I've deferred TO the end OF
the year, or near the same,
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
Will invariably he demanded
GA failure to aOtily tue disroaiinuaDce OF
the parer at the cad Of the time subscribed
Tor, ~ul be considered as a new engagement.
$3.50 paper discontinued until al afear-.
ages are paid up, except al the discretion o.
tbe Editor.
=, Advertisements inserted at The ate Of
enc dollar per square Tor tie three az nSf
tmns AMI ~, aiy i've ccats per SUI re ACT
each subsequent insestionz
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17

a hlSSOLUTI0N.-The partnership here
a-F tolore existing between the underslgn-
ed under the firm Of I'm. Long + Co, was
dissolved the 9th Of September by mutaai
consent. All those indebted to said firm are
respectfully requested to make payment as
soon as possible, those whose accounts are
open are requested to call and close them by
payment or note. Those who are yet Bdebt
ed to j p Erskine s. Co. are informed that
payment must be made Immediately or their
notes will he transferred. The basiness will
be continued at the old stand by Nm Long
and Chs, l.. Ste,1ast, in the name Of Wm
i4ong, who tenders his sincere acknowledge
monts to bis customers and the public gene
rally, for the many years support given HIM
and respectfully soIiclts continuance of thoif
patronage. Wal. LONG,
j. T. ERSkINE.
Msriinsbrg, Oct 81, 1881.
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October s, iS3l.--2m

ViRGINIA.-In The Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for Berkeley coan.
ty: October roles, 1881
Pelsr Light and Jahn S. Light, ears Of
SolHI Light, or. deed pitts.
AaAI~s
Jacob Myers. ndmr f John Lentester deed
ifemy Myers and ,fotn Gross, defas
ME defendant John Cross. not having
s entered his appearance and given seen
fity scroFding 10 the act OF assembly and
Tie RUE, Of this Court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is ost of this
Commonwealth; II Is or,iercd that the said
defendant ITO enter his appearance TO this suit,
on the first day Of the next term, and aa.
s'ver The hill Of the plaintiffs: and that CO
~ of this order be forthwith published in the
AIariinsonrg Gazette, and continued for two
months successfully. and another copy there
o. posted at the front door Of the Court
House Of this county.
A Copy Tesse.
JOHN STROTRER. o.
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JOHN STROTRER, Q.
October 6, lS.!.-2m

VIRGINIA In The Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for Berkeley coun-
tv; October rules, 1891.
James .Nrrue!a pigT.
AoA~sT
EJtca'-d a Gibbs, .Jetu Jyeod apd So,a,sa.
Thsshrs. dects
RI ME defendants Jehu Wood and Samuel
Il Hughes. NOT having entered their APP
pearance and given security, according TO
the act of assembly and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evi-
dence tlia; they are ont Of this Common
wealth; IL iS ordered that the sarsi defendants
80 enter their appearance to ibis suit, on the
first day of the uext term. and answer the
bill OF the pla,hti!f: and that a copy Of this
order be forthwith published in the Martins
burg Gazette. ard continued for t,vo months
s~cceSsiveIy. and another copy thereof pos
ted At the front doo2 of the Court House of
thi- county
JOHN STROTHER, c.
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AI.a " FALL
ind Winter Goods.
unGMIRE < ROYD-

HOG MIRE s. 30 ID.
EHAyE. received their supply OF Fall and
EE ytlnier (l0ods, which added 10 their
former stock, makes their assortment very
complete They therefore respectfully request
their old customers and the public generally,
to 1--WE them cali, assuring them they shall
be furnished on the very ocst terms among
their goods will be found
Super and common blae. black, brown, olive,
elaret, drsb and mlx'd Cloths,
Super blue, drab, aud mix d Cassimers,.
Super aud COMMON hue. olive, brown, drab,
lavender and black mfx'd CassiBetts,
Rose, point and dnfeil Blankets.
Red, green, scarlet yellow & white Flannels,
Back and coonred Merino Cloth,
Merino Circassians, all colours,
Black Bombazetts and Cireassians,
Black and brown Donbanacs,
G. .imson Moreens; Swan.down Valencia,
T'oilinett and Silk pestinss,
Black s. scarlet long * square Msrino SShawls,
Thibet, Cashmere, Silk, Worried and Cotton
Shawls,
Green Ftieze and Floor Cloths,
White. black, lead, brown and drab Worst
Cd Hose,
Vigonla ard Cotton Hose,
Lambs " DOL and black Worsted Hose,
Gresian Boots; green Barrese, PaidIRgS,
Fancy Cords, Beaver:cens,
Fancy, Leonidas, Grape, Barrege, Poplain,
aud Gaaze Haadkerehieis.
| Spstt!edcld, Pongee, baadaana & Flag ditto,
! Cotton Bandauna, Caledonia, Berkeley ard
! NiadFa4s llau3eerchiefs.
| Swiss Mlslin ard Fancy Cravats,
Black silk Crapats and stocks,
Black. Pink ard Green lialian Grape,
~
Black Italian Latestriag, Y Satin ievaniine,
Rgck aad cold $50 dr tndta, Gro. dc fure
and Gro. De Maps,
White. Pink and Green Florence,
Black six Velvet and C'a Velvet Ves,inss,
4 White and Black 3obliaeit, Black Mode d,
Dl4ck aud White "iik Hose and socks,
Hat Crap, idbby Velvet; Winter Calieoes,
Irish linens Linen Cainhrics,
Swiss, Mall, hook, Jackonett and Cambria
Mnshns. Unity,
Corded'SkEts; Cambric, Furniture 8; com. Di
Cheeks ard Ginghams; noruet Cambria,
Black and coloureG CanbYic,
Thread and Bobbinett Laces, Edgings and
sRseriuns.
Bohbinett FOOTING; Bosons; Canton Flannel,
White and BLACK Lace Wells.
G~ecn and Whit Gauzr Ve,is,
Linen Cambria Pocket ifandkercliefs,
Rich Winter Rh5ons; Beiiings, Braids,
Blacs and cold Ribbons, assorted; Pipeings,
Gentiemens Buckskin, Beaver, White KID,
lloskin ana Berliu Gloves,
Ladies tioskin, Kid and Silk Gloves,
Suspenders, spring and common,
Gable and Cotton Coids; Bs,iticking,
Foundation NiuslJns, Msllinett; Wadding.
Hlarseilles Quilts; Bed Spreads,
Furniture Cotton: fae Shstings,
3leached and Brown Mnslins; Cotton Yarn,
CanGiewick; Carpet chain,
Sesl aid Otter cps. FINE HATS,
Black and White Woo. Hats, Brushes,
Shell and Horn Combs,
Walking Canes; Whips, sc &c.
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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17
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THE OCEAN.

THE OCEAN.
The following fine verses on truly sub
irne and poeticaI subject. are from an Irish
Magazine.
Likeness Of heavenl
Agent Of powert
Man is thy victim;
Shipwrecks thy dowe&
Spices and jewels
From valley and seay
Armies aud banners,
Are buried in thees
What are the riches
OF Mexicos mines,
TO the wealth that far down
In thy deep water shines'
The proud navics that csyer
The conquering west
Thou fing'st them t. death
With one heavo on thy breast
From the high hills that view
Thy wreck making shore,
When the bride Of the mariner
Shrieks at thy roar
When like lambs in the tempest
Or news in the blast.
On thy ridge broken billows
The canvass IS cast
How humbling to one
With heart and soul
To look on thy greatness
And list to its roll:
TO think how that heart
In cold ashes shall he,
While the voice Of Eternity
Raises from thee?
Yes! where are the cities
OF Thebes and Of Tyre
Swept fronn ths cations
Like sparks from the fire.
The glory Of Athens,
The splendor Of Rome,
Dissolved and forever
Like dew in thy foamv
But thou art almighty,
Eternal-sublime-
Cnwearied --unwasted -
Twin brother OF Times
Fleets, tempests nor nations
Thy giory can bow;
As the stars first bcheld thees
Still chainless art thou!
But holdl when thy surges
No longer shall roll.
And that frmameats length
Is drawn back like scroll.
Then--then shall the spirit
That signs by thee now
Be more mgtty, more lasting,
More chainless than thou