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GROCERIGS.

nUR stsek Of Gfocrrirs AT iii. tune Is very
y asfarsfse, enbfa ing all de.rn1lr "ti
elos m tat lne. a. prirss TO please I'VE "sh
Ia barter Tor Country Produce, fpr witch We
= ii etsc tue very highest mnfbei vaiue.
MlkEE, ROBINSON & co.
Or Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17
SIGN OF TIE
QDLDI1r Aat'YLI,


./bnEo. ROBERTSON u co. have recei'-
ell By The jnlan. tpe,r fall supply oi
Iarlaatt, aud have nov oa me Ttvrr thelr
Cutlery, tfa4i ~ board f's btig Emily hese
lua ysstrIs nte JIr,ot ftum Lty.tpoel-lt IS
nseals.. 10 rrnnirrn'e many hrti,Ias suiiic" II
10 "a, iLry Btvr every an Gle usually kept ~
ihs,r lua, ~ BbGksmitn's lois Of vsrIon'
u4HIut., Carpenters Inois. and ; -. 3. q,
i = aud inches bfnas Curtain Pins, CUR
TAIN BANDS. usw Rr1cle, Surveyor :
Chains and Nafbemsrisa Instruments, An oie-
pant assai .a,,n. OF SILVER MOUNTED IA
Bib GA5IDBS. CANDLEsllCkS@ SNGf-
IFNs, u Ia,er aud complete assortment Of
LACL'su ald AMERICAS ohbDtERY.
COUNTRY NEECHANI5, COUNTRY
SADDLER~, MECHANICS OF EVERY Dr.
sCRtp IiON aud tne public Z nfrally lte -
.pfc,hlg invited 10 call aud examine Their
potk. lnes expect IN mon,E OF iwo 10 re
c,igp an eddlIonW supply from Liverpool,
VIA, Ia vail runbIe them 10 keep ron.ta.ry On
band "a iRoi ia II l. ouffLN OF CHOICE
GOODS.
n Il Best Anchor Boiling C.o'hs Tor sale-
OCT. y In
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q USI received complete as>prImeuf q d
% GERM AM ANCHOR DO
4ILlG CL0 I1GEs-rvery numbet--and
"enanted, superior quality.
june %. KYLE & B0RLAND
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Ia1M'rgs K,

&%1ILh be sold, 10 the highest bidder, on
w thursday, The l0lh q, ro0rr NIX al the
late residence OF lanes II II, dec. 81 Amherst
toan y, on a ctedu 81 Twelve mouths. Tor all
-ums Oyer 50, al tie real aud Personal es-
thte belonging 10 the sad decd, consulting Of
b'sh slaves, mostly young md very h.cy--
also the Household and kachen Furniture.
Plantation Utensils. ilor,r., Cows, Steep,
hog> crop "i Com, Fotdrr, ~. I'M l.nd
c"n'olns 800 acres. and La, ~ u vrry grutrrI
nciEhhufh"ud aud on the mnin road leading
from Amherst C.f.rn LSnehburg& Is knowupo
be n most excellent stand Tor a Tavern, anu w,th
Il small expense eau he hued np 10 answer tat
purpose lhosr wishing 10 lo,a tbemselyr
~ thol lnc, Womb 10 well 10 attend the sa.r.
deem II unnecessary TO say MON, u, | I.r. .
sumo thu NJ person whl purchase without ilat
viewing the premises.
Bonus with approved security viii be req d,
ID OF Tue purchaser. bearing interest hon the
!aic. a PLuAkErf, Admni,lreto?
vi James liI,l, deed.
Oct 3 Ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

SlHF subscribers havng nade arrange
~ mrnts with house 81 the North, " no are
rrguIai importers Of MADEIRA Wines, have II in
their power To OFF, 10 their customers ~ pure
article OF the finest quality -they having been
tested by the experience ol several years sales
10 large extent 10 The most respectable geu-
uemen otNnglnla and Map land lhuse " mes
consist Of
London Particular Madeira
iinta do
Burgundy do
The " finest Grape Juice'-a delicious Wine,
not much knnwn hi herto, IN Virginia and
vii be delivered 10 gentlemen in pipes hall
pipes, quarter casks, half quarter Cd .ks, OF thu
celebrated brand OF " J. Howard, March x
Co. '-Harramed genuine, aud not less than 3
yeais old. wben obey LETT Madeira, which was
III 1880 aud 1881. MCKEE 81 MEEM
Sept. 29h. 2ntuts
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oe,. 10
JNC.G, SHELTON,
Merchant Tailor.

vyfAs ,ast received, Nth ihe late lsshi1n
ri large md splendid stock Of Fali an1
Iy,nIer q 4ods fot 6eaiiemeos uear--(saeh a.
tne and superfoe Cloths. Cashmere, ac.1
eempr,sine imperial blue aud black Clofh,. -.
n. super blue, black, bro"u, olive. gtecn, drab
and ma iires. mIdtlr aud Low pnt,d do. OF all
rllors, ezra snpst blur, black aud fancy CO.
l3ted aud mi.ed Casm,res mnddle and low
ntierA dc. Also. lew pieces sxt1a fine satte
u.us--aiso, M elegant assortment Of NsstnGa,
sa,b a. black and fancy Yols"ts. Danaa 10, ,
hl,eI aud fancy Six, Of splendid quality
.,bll. and fancy Mafselllss, NHchc,a. a.. 10.
eriber WITH an olrgant Appointment OF 5 ocks
Sa.penders, llandkefch,els, Gloves. Lnncn
.'oIiats, Thread Cam br,c, aud Linen Bpsons
All OF which vii be sold Low Tor oash,
L., The subscriber deems II unnecessary n
saw aay thing Ielaliyn To the quality oi b..
a,,srnI Stock. mote than he believes II 10 he
"A point OF quality, mieltoi II none cver Brought
Ia TN. n,ai ket--Aui hr Will iurhisb his Custo.
ue,s nj ~ ios prices rs he cap hive by,
N.B.--All otdets in nl lino vii meet with
ptempt attention,
Got 10 3mo
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an Apprentice ManleA .

"A active boy with common English ed.
m ncntion aud good hahts, VIII be taken as
an apprentice al tits OFFICE. u
Sept. 90
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AanpAen sidney No1seye.

TrsHE ,em-anneal examination AZ this
q slHution, Will commence on FKlDAA.
In. 23I September, close on THURSDAY lit
27to. Tte commencement vi lake plare az
WE'D NEaDAY thu 2St'. 1uc Aauyrrsari,
Of TIC IL ersiy Soc etlps viii De celebrated on
THURSDAY the 29th.
PETER MCVlCAK
Secretary OF the Faculty,
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i &
A., ,ta. thu a.sast mrnl sampiet. con isths
IA M, ofl1e following nt.'el''
60, T,fiaf Icfymr Green
pnfv lfschc ct'"r no"
H.ti4pHr salts 1r0nsh An"fho
~ar. Carh oaba ltait s""eet'' AiRe
Tart,fic ACID hhd 81 idf
tam Myth -aTp'"et Ia 9ah
tsanl Arabic sslHiilt
usob,,b Root, sup Bsins Knives
Jflsp ImH'"3h
Gun IlsstIc Comp1si ION hoi'ap
In, headed Trusses PssHr Blart,uR
purn, Lot weeping Brashrs
M. Ns,s .op. sup. llaif Brushes
Gnn h4lides e''iI' 2eap
4.i,,t. II ot.sorn rude sal hmmouic
snlp Qntnine lfteiCh5 Alcohol
Cold Led COMPOUND syf"P -
PAM BaGes, water Co Vef""t
lors tA'. Iiahee' O. az
Roc PINK sup. II ~ oil Vafur.b
I.yethfr with nm eHl,rs aud con, ri"te astod
,nenl oil Pains, Dyf-a5uit-, An 81 Nh'1 u
hry a.. d4tsrui1ed 10 sri on sreasoaabl'
te,ms a. any other 1euyr IA h. place.
J /. = J. l., EOYALL.
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7. / II VI ' M Il
Secretary OF the taCuny


The next session ~ Hampton sidney Co.
legP vii commence on the first November
Ia avn,n.ss far ts.. ia p,,t..so.s l...-.
!, - , al er,.,,,s. ,,.,., . '.'''
H''hi 't''' H"u oe''an' , NJ hnh"fe, ~ az
winter sft ION OF u mouths, hmouui To 50 I
for H. sorlmer session of i mouths za3 -
Tn Faculty ana lin, s,,hisc,s fanob, 49,.
'''3 ~ - 49, ; 80 '""S'''i az a.
Id'IOA'i
|. ca, mlstrv, Ma ursl Philosophy, M'GM
and Moral Phllos ,phy nv Johuatban + Co,t
10, p,s.d, a. md D.
"e s'''" anu s'''
- Mathematics, ~ t'ti hCf ica!, Profess
sor
z Apc,,nt and AIodrrn I ,ngu,gos h.,
n =, D. 49, - 80
- - ''"hF' ''a'"i-
4 hh'to'ic, History, &c. by key. George
The. Tha Animal N..,,oaot ,,o .a,,.l.
uiacp o" the 98h and 29.n September. The
ne@ wing OF lhr College ediice will be com
,I,.aa - IL. ~.
10 =" ~ nv 1'I''oh =, ,,e 2'un'his' Nv INC
80 4'0'Nupri' " !" = Nun b''
Secretary OF tn" Board vi lfu.tars,
Sent s wlS
ue%ip1I[I, -
az -, ~ 'l,,' hf'i al inc ven ia So,lee 'i N9
Iyo, T I, ~ boai"d u" Glh day OF solf"-
49, 80, 10 - ~ ''u h'se, Fhip pfa.e' a"d Na''
ANN, T,a1ic ,,, ~ hp'i r'zl l4
children Of Elizabeth King, doc. who nne,naHiat
WIN Hugh fra"'er' dee itaherl Lancaster and No.
KIN, SAINT ~ , 'ts ,'i''',y hin=' '''u "t.'"
0fWlum are Il e. lltlrpn Of AlyuG,.4 Htrp 49,, II.
pm, aC,,r,1 pc,,,,,, 4 -, - i,
hImuock and PM a. - ..I - ~ -
jaime, Kim S,ni,, Il s. X "A ..l,a''
KIM. Ame,,c5 IA, :, Ami. r., a., A., p
KING S,r.L - - ~ - 80 = "a - 49,,
of WHOM, are ,f,,,t ci,rIt, c A. 80 -. ar
~. -" ia N N luhec'y'
Ioh,, ALL, " p n o"J'Hii mig, samuel hIte ana
not having en,eTeJ ,ha{;r a ~, -, me- - ~ -.
curity accord,np f., tus ,ct ac ,.as,,I. - "
pearng by snfisc,ctorv ,,;iaIo, ~ -! -, ~ 49,.
inhabitants or -. ,.n,,,,y,,,, Ia :. n - =,
said lefsnda,t Do 80 II - Is : % us'''
No,cmhe, neyt ,i 49, - IT, On INC t"u' VI g"
a copy of TIN, order he C,rt,l,,h i,, a. ''J -
paUrr nnbi,.Lo i "p iIl "a" l'h .lseFledih s51
cessiyeiy ami pn,tri ~ ,hn e., ~ -, w. "
Lnu,s ~ ,i',p,',, u' INC itoh' doof oi IL #-.
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Sept Sept Is N!e
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LglEa. II 1: =. q.

IEHANlNG made arrangements for the pur-
Ia cha-e Of large qrantfy oil Wheat We
nv,te thu Piant'r, tn see M previous 10 selling,
as We a,e Determined tog've the highest market
prIce. Nj NE, ROBINSON Y co.
OG, 3 Is
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NU'NAUE.

I SHALL petition the next General Assem-
- lily iOf pernlssloa TO erect Toll BruEe
aeIoss otunton riyrr, Ia ON NY Hnd, ~ ptlsvl-
Vani" county, 10 an "rpsnr point IN Campbell,
NJ OF neaI The Pock,t r. ord
WILLIAM W SMITH
Oct 10. IN
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= kaIiE subscriber, having hccu dut, author
"a lsrd 10 receive Applications and make
surveys ior the above company, offers HI, SER
vices 10 the oNnfrs Of proprtty IN I.yuchburg
aud country adjacent. JOHN ]. rURVIS.
Ang. IS finn,
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New Style Dunstabic.

vi kEE, ROBIN son & co. have tn plea
We sure Of exhibiting 10 their customers the
ates, Na,theru style, IN that arncle, with splen-
did Rbhuns lOr trimming.
q, [. 3 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

'HlOis HIKE. from TN. tine Hll Christ
II mas, a NOhA y, who is good Cook
asher aud lIo"et.-Enqnire nj tins office.
Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17
New arrival OF Fresh aad Gen
nine Medicines, &c.

,rAuE -uascttbars lave i's' f~rrivsh =" al
d,n.aai sapt1y Of DRU6o. MEDICINE
GItN15 .1ND DIE STGIs. ~. ~b'oi
II. te.t. a..natmrrI .anpiets con isihg
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NlN er A.anA for Sase.

July II
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Jnne @
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-18
MARIE ANTOINETTE.

The exquisite feeling which pervsded the
heart oil the unfortunate Marie Antoinne, was
never more strongly exemplified than in her
conduct respecting sir Charles Asgi, who
hut for her interference, would have shared
the fate of Major Andre. The letter which
the queen despatched TO General Washing
ton. net only preserved The life ofihis gallan'
officer, but imnortalized the benign spirit
which actuated the ssul OF b.. truly lIlustri
Gus adj oeate The reception given by the
queen to Lady Asgil at Versailles, when 81
went to thank her for the preservation or
beloved son, was almost unexampled: she
raised the amiable mother in her arms. ana
nlngle tears Of genuine sensibility with thos'
oil the noblest, the purest maternal londness
When this lovely and amia5le queen wa,
condemned by the revolutionary tribunal o
France, and the sentence was read to her
she was asked, "Have you nothing to answer
upon the determination of tho laws2" Sn
answered, Nothing" "And ysu, officiou
deienderspn said ths president addressin
himself TO her counsel. "0ur mission is IL
filled with respect to the widow Cspet," We.
the reply.
The unfortunate princess suffered unjf
the gullotlse, the day after her condemna
ton. The execution took place IN Il
Place de la Revolution, where Louis XVI
| had suffered before her, The streets wer
lined by two very close rows Of armed c'
Gems. As soon as the queen left the Gomez
gerie, to ascend the scatfold, the multitud
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-18

informed me was secreted, and saved from
falling into the hands of the French, Near
the mosque, raised on an artificial rock. irsm
which flows stream Of water, stands lof
~ pillar. on which Is erected a statue Of the
archange Raphael, beautifully carved in
wood Underneath is an inscription in the
Castllian language-"I swear ts you by Js
sus Christ crucised, that am Raphael the
sngel whom God has placed as guard ever
tins city "-Whiteker's .uontkly .MagaslSe
Madame .HdEbran as Desdenlona of all
created beings, Madame Mahhran possesses
the truest, the purest, and the most perysd.
ing genius. This, combined with musical
knowledge seldom equal!ed, with a Voice OF
singular extent and power, and features ca
pahls OF expressing every--the mInutest
shade Of feeling, enables her to excel in all
departments OF the lyric drama In the cora
&c Characteristic simple coquette of the vii
lage the intellectual coquet of the city--the
willy, yet pure hearted Bride of Figaro. she
is unapproached. Zerlina, Rosina. and Su
sannah, are actually before YOU They ne
yer could have appeared on earth under any
other aspect. But, in tradegy, she has some
rivals to contend with. Over all these, how,
ever, she triumphs in that which is at once
the most charming to the spectator. and TO
the actress the most difficult in the lyric re
pertory BESIDE N na Ii was as Desdemona,
she bade the town farewell at the close of the
last season--fareweli for long period, per
haps for ever; for she is one OF those, fash
Toned from that porcelain clay which is so i'll
calculated 10 resist the shecks OF life, and the
anxious admirer Of her genius cannst often
times fail to mark
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-18
Tag GAZET1E.
THURSDAY, AUGUST IS, 1891.

Ed;torial change We observe by thelast
2e,shester Republican, that SAMUEL Fl.
I US, Esq. the talented and enterprising
Eiltor Of that paper, has retired from the es-
] Enlistment. We part fren Mr.. Davis with
Feluctance-he was decidedly the ablest edi-
for West of the Blue Ridge, but declining
tate of health caused him to retire from the
business. He is succeeded by JAMES g..
BEecEs, Esq gentleman from New York.
lie Is said to be gentleman of fine talents,
and is favorably spoken of as a writer. We
wish Tim success.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-18


Hodge and The Umbrella On ore Of the
late stormy days accompanied with heavy
showers Of rain, sturdy ceuntryman was
sitting on the roef OF a coach between two
dandylsh young fellows: his physical strength
enabled him to keep his umbrella suspended
under those OF his less powerful companions,
who were much annoyed by the drip des-
cending betwixt the nape Of their necks and
the collars OF their coats, as we'll as from a
deluge which soon took all the shine out Of
their hitherto white trowsers The shower
being over and the umbrellas closed and laid
at their backs on the roof of the coach our
young friends by winks and mods determined
to remove all further nuisance by slipping the
countrymans umbrella gently from the coach
to the wider expanse Of road below Hay
ing thus far prospered, and allowed the hor
SEES to proceed till the umbrella was nearly
lost sight of, they suddenly turned round and
observed to their neighbor that the umbrella
had dropped off and was lying on the road
! far behind; he Immediately jumped down in
pursuit oil his protector, and ran alter the
lost treasure with the speed Of racer. La
the interim our dandy friends gave coachee
5s to drive on; but they were much surpris-
ed to End that when Hodge had nearly re
gained his mutilated, but once comfortable
defence from the ptiless storm, he looked
down, and alancing back at the retiring
coach; he turned round, and with redonbled
speed soon was able TO exert his stentorisn
lungs with that responsiveness of language
which induced the driver TO pull up, and at
the same time produced some trefnulous SEN
satIons on the nervous system OF his half
drowned fellow travellers. Hodge quickly re-
gained the roof, and with "allsright--go on"
replaced himself in his former seat without
the slightest paurtrayance Of dsmay. HIS
companions with equal sang troid soon OBJ
served, why Friend where is now your
umbrella. did you not pick it op?p "Why
awk,. Gemmen says he) when comes 10
look at it, see as how il was one Of yours
and thought as how maybap you might like
TO run after it yourselves"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-18
:" Eges ,ChGse mr0leV Hght

Shone Ike he refeG Of a thousand minds"
And never WAS her beautiful brow more
clear; her voice had perfectly recovered its
flexlbility and richness, and her acting
throughout seemed one continued inspira-
tion.-Fraser's .Magasine.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-18

Minister to Eagland-The Hon. MARrrs
VAs buren, and suite have taken passage in
the packet ship President, Capt. Champlin,
to sail from New York for London on the 10Th
inst
Qualification IN .4lGbama--Niuch stress hav.
ing been laid on the proceedings of a few
Nultiers at Montgomery, Alabama. on the
4th inst. we have been furnished with the fol-
lowing extract of letter from an intelligen,
gentleman at Tuscaloosa, the capital of that
State, dated July 10th, to his friend in this
city Charleston Courier
''Tn South Carolina politics | NEEDLE but
httie-but am pleased to see the high min
ded, honorable, and, may say, most patri
otto course pursued by Drayton, Huger. Pet.
tigru, and others They have precisely nv
notions of the Tariff, Union, &c. and be
lieve theirs would meet the views of ninety
nine out of every hundred of the best inform
ed citizens of Alabama, notwithstanding we
have, say one out of thousand, of your
open n1outhsd Nuliifers. such, however. as
would be Dismaionists even in Hsaren."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-18

The New York Gazette of Monday morn.
ing says: "The United States frigate HUps ON
Capt CAssIN, came up on Saturday after
noon, with southerly breeze, in beautiful
style, her appearance exciting the admiration
OF hundreds who had assembled en- the Bat
terry to witness her approach. When pass
ing our island forts, salute was fired from
on board; and after anchoring near the fri
gate PsToMAc, Com DowNEs, the Budson's
salute was returned by this beautiful frigate
now on the eve Of sailing on a three years
cruise
"At noon yesterday the colors of the Hud
son were displayed at half mast, and minute
guns fred, as mark of respect to The me
mory OF the late Ex President JAMES Mon
ROE. This act was in compliance with an
order from the Navy Department"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-18

In her dark eue. prophets ef The do
Heapen gives as fnysgiics--tariV dead

Hedeea gtoes us jaUs'itcs--eafty death"
This IS. however, too sad theme TO dwell
upon. In Desdemona, she bid the town fare
we'll and never was seen any thing which so
nearly approached perfection, as her perss
nation of the character upon that evening
All traces of her recent illness had vanished,
her eyes were never hrighter.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-18

The Mosque Of CORDOBA This structure is
indeed a noble monument of antiquity. The
north point is richly adorned with sculpture,
and before the entrance are six columns of
.iesper, celebrated for their rare beauty The
length Of the building is five hundred and 80
feet, and its breadth four hundred and TWEEN
tv: the walls being from six to eight feet in
thickness. A friar pointed out TO me an in
scription on the wall in Arabic, which is trans
lated-"fie who enters this mosque must
neither laugh spit, nor look backwards.'-
The roof is supported by 600 marble CO
lumn. many of which appear to have been
carved before the Christian era from the
date inscribed thereon This mosque has
been for many ages devoted to the Christian
religion, and is rich in sacred vessels for ITS
Service Nv conductor showed me magnI
hcient custOdia Of wrought silver, which hs
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-18

Russia is ceining mi, money the aIatina ex-,
acted from her mines intending thatit shau
comprise her entire circulating mediunA
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-18

John c. Calhoun has been nominated by
| public meeting in the City of New York
or the Presidency
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-18

John c. Herbert, Esq of Prince Georges
ounty, Md. who was nominated as the Jack
on candidate for Congress, has withdrawn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-08

appearance at inc next circuit court in that county, to answer what might then be pre- scented against him in this matter. That court was in session last week and Pierce was in attendance. One indictment against him for murder. and another for manslaugh- ter, were laid before the Grand Jury. Hay ing made such investigations, as they, under their paths. deemed proper, they returned both indictments into court with their finding endorsed upon them" not true bHP'- " not true biH," and whatever opinion, made up upon views merely technical, might be ; upon the sheer justice of the case, and upon the diligent inquiry of the grand inquest of his county, the accused stands justfed-ac- quilted. He appeared in the assembly yes terday, and was qualified as the representative of his county; and notwithstanding all that has happened, may yet be, as he has hereto fore been, faithful representative, and a use full member.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-08

D0rang HOobery.-A robbery more daring In its plan and execution, yet more ingenious
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-08

~1'S"s'"y ANoVocy.-Oh the Ioth lnst. about nine o'clock in the evening, in Dorchester, Mir. Sullivan Davenport, who was riding alone in chaise, was stopped by two footpads, one of whom seized his br- ale, while the other, IrshmaD, stepped into the chase, and presenting pistol his breast dema nded h's watch. The demand was complied with, and Mr Davenport was permitted to proceed. This is the cond robbery of the kind that has occurred in that vi cinity within ornight.-Boston paper.
 Where will the creative genius of man stop? At Chorley mechanic has invented machine to thrash, winnow and grind; it will also cLu.n and scrape po- atoes, rock the cradle, and darn stockings He calls it the good house,oife. @
 Solemn 'o0rning We lenrn, says Poughkeepsie paper, that Mr. Solomon Wright, fthe town of Fish k died last week in consequence of drinking large quantity ofrum. which he took to relieve himself from sn attack of intermittent fever. We assured Mr. w. was sober, respectable man, and member of the Baptist church. He fell a martyr to quackery.
 Sir Wai:er Scott, according to late London papers, has lately sailed for Naples.
 We find it stated in late English papers that Bulwar the author of Pelh am, &c is about 10 take upon himself the Editorship of the London New Monthly. If this report be correct that mapaz;na will have very unfit man for an editor, and mu.. lose the confidence of the sound and moral on both ] sides ofthe Atlantic.
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