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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-07
MORE REVOLUTIONS.

York American of Saturday:

i0hS"inS postscript IS gwen in the n
York American Of Saturday:
". York, Saturday, s'sloek p. IL
The France, packet ship, from Havrc lust
arrived, brings Paris dates Of tbs lth Feb.
There has been an Instruction in the du.
chy OF Aodena 10 Italy. which, is thus noticed
ID ths private correspondence Of the Hayre
Journai:-"An insure etloR beyond the Alps
has really broken cut. burstipg forth 90 the
same day IN Reggie, Bologna aud MsdenS
The account has been received by teIerrsnb
at Lyons To the details given bv the jour
nal DIES Debates Of this morning (which un-
fortunately we have not received. j We think
proper 10 add, that il is entirely republican
increment, and that very probably the duke
OF Aedena, the only sovereign who refused
to acknowledge cur revolution of July, was
killed in the tumalt"
According to the reports in circulation the
troops and the citizens were engaged togsth
or, bat the troops had the advantage
The deputies Of the Belgian congress had
had solemn audience with Louis Philip, s.
read to him the proceedings Of the national
congress, Offering the crswn of Belgium 10
the duke de Nemeurs. The answer was. it
IS SAID, refusal, accompanied, howe yer with
hatterihg excuses. new arrangement, by
which the prinee Charles of Naples should
receive this crown, is spoken Of, in which
case he would Marry the princess Mary,
daughter Of Louis Philip. This prince is
nephe" of the king of the French.
The Polish diet by vote Of SIS to 10, bad
placed the executive power in commission
OF i've members, composed Of Adam Carte
rouski president, Vincent Men owski. Tk.
Moraski, Stan. Bazzykowski aud Joachim
Lelewel. The New Poland, newspaper,
complains that euly one OF these had part
in the late revelation.
The Intelligence from Vienna is, that eve
ry thug 10 that capital is Ga the footing of
war, especially against Poland, which is
threatened with invasion at once FROM Rus
sia, Austria and Prussia, Prince Meter
nlcs IS IN close connexion with the duke dc
Aontbel. who, however, Is watched closely
by marshal Mason
On the other hand. the news From Con-
stantinoplc by the way of n sples is, that the
grand Turk means to take advantage Of the
embarrassment Of TIE Russians, to withdraw
FROM complying with the late treaty The
greater part Of the pachas of Asia are order
ed to be ready for service in May. The great
est activity prevails in the divan Agas have
been sent on mission to Albania, Servia, and
Bosnia; finally the Sultan. il is said, is enaea
vorlng 10 induce the Persians TO act, so as TO
give employment to the Russians Gu that
frontier
Cardinal Capeliari bad, been elected pope.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-07
THE PROSPECT or A WAR.

The election Of the Duke dc Nemours. as
King O! Belgium, having taken place the CUES
ton oil peace or war is no" fully presented.
Anintelligent merchant Of Paris writing 10 his
friend IN Boston, has expressed his opinion,
that Ia ths present posture of affairs through
oat Europe, war is not probable. The do
mesuc dlsconteats to which every Power is
subject, demand the vigilence and caerGy of
every government al home. II such did not
exist to the terror Of every throne in Europe,
tic opiaion is expressed that scarcely a doubt
would remain of crusade by the Hcly Ali
anee against France, or any other govern
msnt aiming at the establishment of liberal
PRINCIPLES. The writer states it as the epin-
len Of Gen Lafayette, that there IS dagger OF
opposition from the aristocracy ef England
to the occupation ST the Bc,giaR throne 5y
French priace. Such an event, ifacceded to,
it was deemed, would create a ciaHcor agsinst
Lord Grsy's administration, The couse-
quence would be change Of the ministry.
with Wellington again its head, wha would
very likely advise tAe prosecutions OF war
against the extension OF the French power,
and fires Institutions
The latest Intelligence, by private letters,
Is UP 90 the ia Feb The King OF France,
y IS said, had not at that time ,dscded wheth-
er be would acvede TO the electioA of his son,
but was supposed 70 be awaiting dispatches
from Ensland.-Rep. Banner.
Tern'oat We perceive by the Montpelier
Vt) Patriot, that Benjamin E Bailey, Esq.
IS candidate in opposition to the Hen. Ben
jamn Swift, the late member, TO represent
that district in the ensuing Congress.
Virginia The Legislature Of Virginia
have passed law declaring the charter grant
co by them TO the Stauntcn Rail Road Com
psny forfeited, in the event OF the company
receiving any subscription to their stockfrom
the Government Of the United States.
They have had says the u. s. Gazette,
straw berries In Boston, and new potatoes in
Portland The sun must be warming our
nsrlhern friends by the way Of Symmes' out
let 10 believe in these eccentric produc lions,
we must first believe in ceaeentric spheres.
,Nar7l We learn that Master Comman-
dant johu II Aulick, has been ordered TO
the Washington Navy Yard, to take the
place of Captain William d Shubriek. late
y promoted Captain = we are Informed,
Will proceed to Norfolk, as member Of the
Board for the examination CT hlidshipIacu.
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TIE CONTRDVERSv-

The war that IS wa9ing Al the city Of VTash-
ington, between the two administration edi
tors, is coming hotter and hotter. Every
shot that is now fred by either party bespcaks
an increase OF the charge. The end is not
yet Much yet remains 10 be told; many Sc
crets yet to be disclosed The lesson is an
instructive one TO ali parties; and if all par
Ties will profit by it, it may eyentuate in some
good to The country
Mr.. Amos Kendall is severely handled by
the Editor Of the Telegraph. This paper
closes late article against that individual
with the following sentence
''Ve have much vet in reserve; but why
multiply words? VIII we not have said G.
nonsh when we add G,y-UNGRArEFUL HY-
PocRETE?n
We take no part in this controversy tits
only interesting to as as it discloses facts &
circumstances, which we are curious Though
humlliating spectacle it pIesen's) to know.
and which all must admit come from such
sources and in such shape as to command
belief The evidence furnished is tlat of the
party which should be most interested an
keeping what is testified to, concealed. If
they are hardy enough to disclose. who of a.
mother party, arc not willing, yea even anx-
ious to ear9-WiiiiamS Po,! Rep Banner.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-07

The following geatlemen were. on Mon
day last elected Trustees Of the town Of
Martnsburg, for two years:
Seamans Garard.
David Holmes Conrad,
William Good,
William Kroesen,
John Dell,
William Fairs,
john Strsther
We have not received cemplete return
OF the persons elected as Overseer. Of ths
Poor.
IN attempt was made on Tuesday last. 70
burn the Stone House Tavern on Miu.Creek.
Between II and | O'Clock. whilst the family
were engaged at dinner. negro woman. be-
longing to the estate Of Bacon Rurwell dec.
and hired by Mr.. ~ysong. the occupant Of
the house, took some Goals Of fire TO the gar
ret IN an cid piece of carpet and comnuRica-
ted the same to the roof Ii was. Fortunate
ly, discovered just as it began to blaze in the
roef, and was put oat without doing much
u84age. The woman is now confined 10 the
jail in this place.
"HAeERs Town MAu.n-Mr. james Mar
acetE has sold out the establishment of the
"Hasers Town Mall to Mr Thomas Ken
nedy, and has Withdrawn from the concern
oil the Office. In his valedictory. Mr.. NJ
observes: lin the course of our editorial ca
feers we have uaayoidably been brought in
angry collision with some, with whom, had
we been differently situated. we could have
called friends; and as the feeling which then
aetuated US, has passed away. we hepe those
'ssom we have agvievea under its influence,
ha' extend to US the same kindly feeling"
g. The trial of James w Marshall, I've
learn from the Richmond papers. J has been
postponed until the next term of the Superior
Court Of Henrlco. in order to furnish an Oh.
portunEty for Mr.. Cali to attend as witness.
The PENNSYLVANIA inquirer says-Wc kaotu
from uadoubted authority, that the Psesi-
dent has expressed wish that the present
Secretary Of the Treasury Mr. Samuel d
laghan. sfouId retire from the cabinet. and
thus relieve the President of an unpleasant
duty winch he will ultimately he compelled
to exercise IN eifeeting Mr.. Ingham's remo-
val from that station. ~
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-07

EBUBLIC SALE-.Thss subscriber will sell,
Fl on Thursday The 2isi instant, at public
auction, at her residence, near the Swan pond,
a large quantity Of household & kitchen fur
niture, of every description; also steck
of every kind, consisting of work horses,
colts, mich cows, hogs, sheep, (of the
Barbary breed;) farming utensils, ssch as
ploughs, harrows, wheat fan, wagon. sc -
Six months credit win be given On all sums
over five dollars, the purchaser giving bond
with security, under that sum. CASH
ELIZABETH r. MORGAN.
Anil Z. 1881.
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EUOUSE < LOT FOR RENT.-Tne
ii s. subscriber has for rent House. s LoT
OF GROUND, on the Farm on which he now
resides. the House win be put in complete re-
pair He has also for sala, a quantity OF
Shingie, Cooper aud Wagon Stuff; like
wise Timber BY the acre, which be win dis
pose of on accommodating terms,
April 7, 1881. JOSEPH GORRELL.
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YEsRUST SALE Pursuant TO deed of
81 trust, dated 18th day OF August. 1896,
executed Ivy the late Joseph Showslier to tho
subscriber, 70 secure to George w. Sewers,
late Marshal Of the Superior Court Of Chan
cherry at Winchester, a sum Of money there
in mentioned, viii be offered for sale at pub.
lie auction, TO The highest bidder, for cash,
Oh the premises. sa Satta day. he I4tk Of .liav
neat, a TRACT OF LAND, lying in iLe
county of Berkeley, belonging to The heirs
Of said Joseph ShOwalter. being the same
which belonged TO the estate 81 Richard Che
noweth, dee d. and was sold by the Marshal
OF said Cbanccry Court. under decree Of
said Court, at whish sale the said Showalter
became the purchaser. Such title will be
made TO the purchaser as is vested in the trus-
tee
NATHANIEL SEWERS, Trustee.
AppH 1871
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hIAREIED.

htAhL4EB,
On Thursday last, by the Rev Mr. Medt-
art, Mr. Henry C. Small, 10 bliss Eiisa Sea
bert, daughter of Dir. Michael Seibert, all Of
this county.
On the same day, Mr. Samuel Talbot, to
Mise Haanai s Mel, both Of this county
On the same day, air .Nafbanies Padeil, to
Miss .1lay Jf1jiey, both Of this place.
On Tuesday, by the Rev DIR. Msdtart,
Mr. Dan!el Ropp, to Miss .Nancy Small,
daughter Of Mr.. Jacob Small, all of this city.
On the same day, Mr. Daniel Ea,tsygo,,, to
Miss EltsabeiA Edberls, both Of this sounty.
DIED,
At her Iesidsnce in Hagerstown, last g
veniEg, MRS. Ina e. Reit@cu, the atoiablc
wife OF Dir Jacob Reitzell.
On the oath ult the Rev. Frederics c..
Schs0er, ID. d. Pastor Of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church Of st james, in n York.
Died, Oh the 23d inst. at the residence of
his son, near ST. Thomas, 10 this county Mr..
j0ln HiH,aged some where about l94 or I97,
the former being his ewn calculator and the
after that Of some of his ne'ebtors who had
seen his discharge from the army, &c Sc
he was born 10 IIcfeicrssbre, England, IN
the reign Of Queer Anu-seryed an appren-
ticeship in dairy-cu!isted under George I.
for yeaIs-when that time expired he a.
gain enlisted and served 81 years in England,
Ireland, Spain, ana in America on the IIinsis
river. When on sea, cd Gibraltar. be was
wounded in the head, aud when at Illinois in
the leg. A one time the surgeon came pre-
pared for amputation, whish he would net
permit. The latter wound was running
sore at the time Of his death. On tho return
of the troops to Philadelphia fer embarkation
to England, the choice Of a passage home or
remaining was given him-he chose the lat
ter He then settled in Lancaster county,
where he married when aboutsixty--- his wife
being-about half his age. He has left chill
dren. / 5 grand children, and great-grand-
chdren At the commencement Of our re-
volution he was considered too old for SER
vice He was a very laborious man. and
could do a days work when turned of a hun
dred, His appearance for years past was
that Of living skeleton. His bodily powers
experienced a considerable change about 2
wears siuce: his hearing failed, coming and
returning at shsrt interyals--ihe sight Of one
eve entirely failed, and that of The other was
greatly impaired. and some Of his limbs lost
all the sensation Notwithstanding his fee
Bile state, he would frequently during the
summer and fall, walk to st Thsmas. two
miles) testing an hour or two and taking n
little refreshment His last visit was persor-
med in November Cham Repository.
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MANAGERS OFFICF,

MANAGERS OFFICE.
eT-Letters by Mail (pest paid) enclosing
the Cash or prize tickets in past Lotteries.
and ordering
TICKETS OR SHARES
IN ANY responsible Lottery, will rsceiyc tho
most prompt attention. If addressed to
YATES s. M.lNTYRE.
Wadagson City.
1TsThe tickets and shares sent from tho
Managers Office. Washington City, arc in
all eases the original one, and of course nou
liable to any mistake or dispute: and thu
cash for all prizes may be bad Instantly upon
the drawing.
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to the Navy Yard at Charlsstown where we
are informed il viii be cut up. and the wood
made into ship blocks. Its measurment il
estimated az toss, and we are told wa.
purchased Tor the navy yard at $40 per ten.
Boston 7rsascript.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-07

The trunk of the English Elm tree that
stood at the south west corner Of The Wash
in Aon Gardens, and which was notable as
beng next in size 10 the "Great Elm" on
the Common, was transported this morning
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n z lE WANTED.--I'hes subscriber wish-
III y es to pnrehasec four or five hundred
bushels Of RYE, for which be viii pay ths'
highest price IN cash. j. FLAGG.
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AIR xsyarisets.
sburg prices etnrert corrected wsellly.
ALEXANnRIA AnriI

Fter Yesterday the wagon price Of iieur
ranged from 50 TO TO So 90; G Is most cur
rent The only sale Of importance that we
have heard OF, mithia the last tive days, was
10 70 1900 bbls. sold on Thursday evening
or Friday morning at 20
The news received yesterday. ts the Ieth
of February, via CbsrestCn, bad mother eff
feet on our market. than TO lessen the fears
OF holders, aud increase desire 10 purchase
on the part of those who are short Further
advices from Enrepe are looked for with anx-
ieiy.-.fisrandsIa Gay. .9pra 2
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SPI lNDID .PR1Zuss

N. YORK CONSOLIDATED L lottery.
No. z, Extra, for 1881.
To be dra,cn IN .Nssc York. on 1H,rsday The
tn Of .frril, 1891.
49 Numbers-6 Drawn Ballots
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.NETV SPRING s. SUMNER GOODS.
VEyILLIAM N. THOMPSON respectful.
w " informs his customers and the pub
lie generally, that lie is now receiving his
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
10 which he invites those who are in want of
bargains, to call and examine for themselves.
Martinsburg, April Z, 1881.
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EYIRF MENl-T members of the Mar
-E1 tinsburg Fire Company are srdsred To
parade at the Court House, on SATURDAY
NEXT, 9th inst at o'clock, p. IA. All alb
santees viii be returned TO the Court Martial
of the 9th Rcgt V. Nj.
BY Order e( the Captain,
WM. n. RIDDLE, SeeN
April 7, 1881.
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UNION CANAL LOTTERY,

No z, for 1851.
10 be a,atcn ~ Philadelphia, on Saturday The
oh Of .9pfH, 1884,
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NEW BOOK AVID STATIONERY
81 II d u "a

60 OSEPH jEWET'r, late of the Grm OF
CUSHING i JIwErr, having taken tho store
formerly occupied by Shaw, Tiffany s. Co.
No. 229, Market-Street, Baltimore, has ON
hand an extensive assortment oil Classical.
Medical and School Books, of every descrip-.s
ton Also. Family, Pocket. and School 81.
BlES, IN great variety of bindings and ah
Various prices.
Royal Writing paper, Royal Printing paper.s
super royal do. Super royal do.
Medium do. Imperial do.
Demi do. Medium do.
lost do. lronnouger's paper.
bankers Post, Cap paper.
Wrapping paper, Marble DO.
Tea do
Glshes. Surveyors Compasse,, Mathcmat-F
ieal Instruments. aud an extensive assort->
ment Of STATIONERY Also Printers.
Newspaper and Book INK in all its various
qualities
&5-J JEwETT being determined 10 sell AZ
low MS any house, either in this city, Phls-
delphia, Oh New York, would respec fully in
vite Country Merchants and others, who pur.
chase TO sell again. as we'll as the heads Of
Colleges, Academies and Schools, aud thN
proprietors of public, social and private Lii.
braries, to call and examine for themselves.
Baltimore, March 81, 1891.
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CAPITAL PRIzEs.

&C. &c. &c.
tickets S5-.dalres 2 5o-ltuartcrs 81 81
Orders for Tickets or @.ases in the above
LOTTERIES, viii receive the mos. prompt atten-
ton II addressed lpost paid, to
fATES s. MINTYRE.
March 81, 1881.
;, aE-An eilt@iial accoaat Of the drawing win
oe iogWS-..adsd to a..&ssntarers, free ofpsstagss
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SPLENDID sCHENE

OrLY II ,296 Tickets.
Tickets 10. Halves 5--.Quartcrs Q 50.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,

NO. z. Tor 1881.
TO be dra,c' at Wilmington, Dell Taesday
l2M .9pfa. 1881.
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Owe are authorised TO anpouucc to ihe
Voters of Berkeley, Hampshire, Hardy, JEFF.
ierson and Morgan, that WmLIAH Arm
STRONG, Esq. viii be candidate for the
next Congress.
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2He Tide Turned The brig Delight, at
Philadelphia, from Canton, brought out sea-
GOO in specie 4 letter states that half n, l.
lion has been recently exported to Europe
II China is 10 disembogue its silver upon the
western nations, while the usual supply from
Mexico and South America continues. the
effect will be 80 make the article greater
drug coen, than il is at present. And il is
already the duflest commodity in the money
market. Any good papers preferred beisre
it-[,N T. Jour Com,
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Whole Ticket So Half So .5o--Quartersl.5
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e. The trial of James w Marshall, I've
learn from the Richmond papers has been
postponed until the next terra of the Superior
Court Of Henrico. IN order to rnraish an on.
portunity for Mr.. Gait to attend as witness.
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Danish Ciaims.-EYe state Says the u. s.
Telegraph for the information of those of
our fellow-citizens who may be interested,
that the Commissioners for the adjustment
OF the claims on Denmark, for spoliatious
committed on American conmerce, commen.
eed their sitting on Friday, the lst Instant,
at the spacious building on Capitol Hill,
known by the name Of the old Capitol
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Indians svernor Ray, of Indiana, i
announced by authority as a candidate 70
the seat in the Senate Of the United States
vacated by the death Of the late Gen. Noble
Neah Noble. Esq. formerly Land Agest a
indianapolis, and General Milton Stapp, lat
President Of the Senate of Indiana, are like
wise candidates.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-21
keWONNA.
WILLIAM son.

i -
Lack, Scale-Jcam, aad Smiths Bello,cs Jian
.tacfuren
ErUHNS his sincere thanks to his friends anld.
ID pubHc for tina, support he has experiencing,
his arrival this places and, at the same time, iniO
them that he has removed from King to fsiraxs,rss
onDcste Or st.blrr's Apothecsry Store, where HEN
tends 20 make and repair lock and keys Of ever de,
crptioR; also, scale beams OF every size aud qas!,
fcouinouest excepted.) W. }. wishes 10 cali the Il.
enton Of ths p4bl,c 10 his beams in par,cuIE TO TI
ven, them from being imposed upon with unjust import
ed ones, US he is able 10 prove that scarcely ore
twent, are jus, that importe! lie makes sn,l'.
bellows OF every size. warranted inferior 70 none oil
ones re irathered. Bells neatly hung; guns and p,
tolls carefully repaired watch ma&ers vices repaired
and re cut, scissors, razors shears and knives gloal
at the siostes, abrellas aud parasCls made M
neatly repaired; lass china ant ear'heh"-Fe reHl4
BY ccmcnl;ng, with OF without rvettlng.
N e.. Persons DESTROYS of mendinS Their own was
can be accommodated with the above cement, with G.
rections for use, AT IA cents per stick He MAKES
real j.pan Backing warranted not to lnlure lhe la
ther. The full value given for old umbrellas 10!
parisos; old brass, pewter, lead, copper, rOn key,
nc sc mar lola
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. We are authorized to announce JOHN D
n -, as a candidate for recollection 70 oonsies''
,ho district composed of Fauqu'er and C1peper
'0r W We are requested to announce Saona If
So, .s. candidate to represent the County oi
ra;rfax in the next General assembly
we are requested to announce JOSIE
~ ca.x as candidate representing Ds't,c' oo,"
posed OF KING oeofbe' mar %
Congress .,.:.J N .nuounce G.. +.
ur.cr. "a candidate to represent the Iou''e' "
InnJon and Fairfsx in the next Congress AZ
- we are authorized to announce ;: W. &C.
p.Srox % candidate to represent the Counties Vi
sno,tsvIyania, Louisa, Orange, md Macso"' '' VIZ
next Congress. ornca JouN
49, We are authorized to announce JOIN
T.II.yrRno as a candidate to represent ,he D,''s'
composed of King George. Lancaster hohmoho' "'
in the next Congress. c,,,
TP We are requested to announce SPENCER
NorTaom BALL as s candidate to represent tue eou"'y
NJ Fairfax in the mex. Legislature. A..
,CP HENRY FAIRFAX is candidate TOT uie
roaes Of the voters of Fairfax County, at The next
election of Delegates to the Assembly. -,
~ We are requested to announce lLLlAM
9 D,,,r1 as candidate to represent the County OF
Fsirf,x in the next General Assembly.
Il AiE