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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-17

NIkOINlAs- IN the Superior Court Of CHAM
ceryhotdea at Winchester
NOVEMBER 1'ERM, 1926.
Washington Evans, ply.
Nancy hIburtis and John Boyer, ex'rs. Of
John Albnrils, decd. and Alexander Coo
per aud James Russell, ex'rs. OF John Il.
Craighiil. decd def Is.
fEsfiE defendants by their counsel Inoye.s
IL the court to dissolve the injunction j
this case, and the court having considere.s
the same, doth refuse the said motion, ami
doth adjudge and order that a Master Com
missioner of this court do examine, state and
settle the accounts of partnership ard all o.
Their dealings and acts between the parties.
each party to submit to be examined by the
said Commissioner in soleln form touching
said accounts, if required by the other par
~ to do so-and that the said Commissioners
do state all such matters specially, deemed
pertinent by himself, or, which may be re-
quired by either Of the parties TO be special.
ly stated, and make report thereof 10 tho
court IN order TO a final decree.
A Copy-Testc.
JOHN SrROTHER. Clerk Cir
Sup; Court Of Lar aad Chaseesy
for Berkeley county.
THE parties TO the above cause, arc her e.
by notified that | shall attend al my Osiice.
Clerks Office of the County Court of
Berkeley on Monday, The 18th day Of June
next. for the purpose OF completing the exc
%cntion OF the above order Of reference. when
and where they are required TO attend, with
their vouchers and evidence-And the d.
pendants are notified that the complainats
requires the production of the file of the
Mar fin4burg Gazette for the year 1872
tkFfsrk h~ attaraa se IN fho anaaaaato0 cf tn
ldclenlghts, Executors ofsaid A ibirtis
HARRISON WAITE, Cont,
May II, 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-17

Messrs Holiday s. Alburtis issued the frs,
No Of the Virginia Republican on Thurs
day last. In politics, itproiesses to be ueut,ut
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-17

VIRGINIA. In the Superior Court Of Chapa@
eeryhotdea at Winchester
NOVEMBER IERM, 1926.
Washington Evans, ply.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-22
N ATIONA l. r EP U LICAN
N MI N A ION.
For PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
HENRY CLAY,
Of Kentucky;
For VIcE-PREsIDENr,
JOHN SERGEANT,
Of Pennsylvania.
VA TIOVlL REP UBLICaN
NO VIVA TIO.N.

AT National Republican Convention
holden at the State House in Providence,
January 1lth, 1882, agreeable to public
notice, Hon. JOSEPH l.. TILLINGHAsr,
was appointed Chairman, & LEVI Halle,
Esq. Secretary.
Resolred, That the following gentle
men be recommended to the good people
ofthis State as suitable candidates for the
several Offices annexed to their names
respectively, for the ensuing political year,
1882, viz
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-22

the expedicncy Of this measure. All,
then, seemed to unite in the selection of
these objects, for repeal of duties which
were not produced within the country
Such repeal did not touch our domes-
tic industry, violated no principle, often
ded no prejudice.
Can we not all, whatever may be our
favorite theories, cordially unite on this
neutral ground9 When that is occupied,
let uslook beyond it, and see if any thing
can be done, in the field of protection, to
modify, to improve it, or to satisfy those
who are opposed to the System. Our
Southern brethren believe that it is inju-
riOus to them, and ask its repeal We
believe that its abandonment will be pre-
judicial to them, and ,uinous to every 9TH
er section of the Union. However
strong their convictions may be, they are
not stronger than ours. Between the
points of the preservation of the System
and its absolute repeal, there is no prin-
ciple of Union. If it can be shoun to
operate Immediately on any quarter; if
the measure of protection to any article
can be demonstrated to be undue and in
ordinate, it would be the duty of Con-
gress to interpose and apply a remedy
And none will cooperate more heartily
than 1 shall, in the performance of that
duty. 1t is quite probable that bone-
fetal notifications of the System NAV be
made, without impairng its efficacy
But, to make it fulfil the purposes of its
institution, the measure Of protection
ought to be adequate. If it be not, all
interests will be injuriously Affected
The manufacturer, crippled in his exer-
tions, will produce less perfect and dear
er fabrics, and the consumer will feel
the consequence. This is the spirit,and
these are the principles only, on which,
it seems to me, that a settlement of this
great question can be made, satisfactory
ly to all parts Of our Union.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-22
FOR GOV NOR
FOR GOVERNOR
LEM UEL H. ARNOLD,
Of Providence.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
CHARLES COLLINS,
of Ne,cport.
of Providence.

SENATOR'S
Stephen Steere, SmithfeM.
9 Hezekiah Bosworth, Warren.
8 Jonathan Reynolds, ". Kingston.
a Stephen B. Cornell, Portsmouth.
5 Samuel w. King, Johnston.
6 Wager Weeden, S. Kingstomn.
7 Thomas Whipple, Coventry.
8 Dutec Arnold, Warvick.
9 Ethan Foster, Hopkinton.
10 William Smith, Scituate.
HENRY BowEN, Secretary.
ALBERT c. GREENE, attorney Gen.
THOMAS G. PIrMAN, Gen. Treasurer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-22

We are unwilling to think that any Of our read
ers will consider necessary for US to offer nm n
pology for the barrenness Of our paper as to that
variety Of general and miscellaneous reading which
il usually presents. The subjects which have oc-
cnpied large space in several Of our last numbers,
are intrinsicay Of vital importance and are close
y connected with all tina, is dear to America, ir
not to the world nt large.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-22

In this days paper will be found the remainder
Of Mr.. Clay's speech in defence of the American
System, continued from our last. The speech ta-
ken entire, is mastery production, and is worthy
Of being carefully read and studied by every ono
either directly or remotely interested in the happi-
ness or prosperity Of this nation.
. The speech Of the Hon. Mr.. Robbins, on tho
same subject, has also reached us, and we feel
pride in saying that il does honor alike to Rhode
Island, and her able and distinguished Senator. 1t
will give us pleasure to publish Mr.. RS speech at
as early period as il can be done consistently
with the nature Of our previous engagements.
The decision Of the Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted States upon the Cherokee question, delivered
by Mr. Chief Justice Marshall, is also laid by for
early publication.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-22

'As to Shirley, Mr.. Clay Acknowledges his mis-
take, made in the warmth Of debate II is yet the
abode Of the respectable & bospitable descendants
Of its former opulen, proprietor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-23

the two parties is not yet complete The "IIgh-
land o. Democrat" of the 18th IAN Anti-Jackson
paper publishes the three Tickets and adverzes its
intention TO print in time for the November cleo
uon large quantity of Presidential Election Tic
kets for Clay, Uirt and Jacksoa with their respec-
tive Vice Presidents aud Electors" This does not
much look like Doubling teams against Jackson!-
And IT we are not much mistaken, we saw letter
the other day from Ohio in the "U 5. Telegraph"
announcing the intention of the two parties i'm case
of Lyman's success to concentrate their forces up
ON one ticket. But as Lyman is defeated the case
being altered 1--WE presume) will aher the case.
Congress % members.) Aggregate re-
turns from 20 counties. The counties of Appling,
Baker, Irwin, Lowndes and Ware, only, are to be
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DEATHS.

Died. at Eycvic Northampton, the instant Betsy
savage; lady, whose
made her the object of regard and know her
Ied the 10th of October alor painful illness nine weeks
ms residence Northampton Col
the ornament OF the Court OF which he had
per lie was the pride of tho which,
generous and discerning MOTHER
confidence aud her hono him Uns
endearng nucleus ola large and wide spread whose
loss absolutely ncacule. In
lent there all properties of tho
n and shining virtues of tho which
God without
table, without ostenaton charitable without measure Col
Upshu pursued the smooth
and deshng IN her Practice His family his
ms neighbours his county, his State weep
the loss OF this exemplary Inscribed all Who
knew him, is the EpiHph OF Col. Iyeon Upshur.
80! that nature had made such num-"
leave this earthly to up 10 public
notice How Is II that notice OF
cd in your paper!
We regret that has yet been communicable.
Departed Suul1y the
William Washngton King William, Miss Frances
of Mt Modcca Abahams the 18Th year after a So
ami proactcd illness, which she hoc with
yoaTs Mary strictly dutu TO her parents;
her sisters and brothers, and beloved by all 81
OFT in the bloom of c she has leit acquaintance to be-
moan her loss.
Departed this life the 9TH last pulmonary consup
tson, MIS- Juhu lgon of James Ligon
daughter Sarah leaving dsconoate little aug
ters to icmonn their iIepaWblo loss At Mrs Lyons
DEATH asccond daughter expected
last, and preparation bury mother but
has pleased God Ia spare her. aud she
tedious iulspositIou. Powhatnn Oct q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-23

other regulaiy ON tho part of the late administration;
nay ne ready TO swear that they mnaculae But
That which would render the npudent cant OF TIL Editor
supremacy ridiculous, for the deestable hercs,,
implies, Is his false and silly assertion that nowith-
standing the supreme UiSdO unparalleled pIuifv of
Messrs Clay Adams aud altho by these rare quali-
ties the people OF this Country had been brought TO de-
gree OF happiness such the Sun shone upon and
such viii again be witnessed; still 81, ignorant
and ungratciul people dissatisfied, adder like
nad sung their beneactors 10 the heart Here rcpub
neNnSn, with vengeance: doctrines worthy both of the
nis' and OF the second Porcupinc! The alien aud So
uuon law pnhcipes!-The stupid the StciHSh multitude.
are incapable either OF practising Justice of knowing
mei ue Interests, and passyely led to crmiualiy
WIN respect TO others aud their own perdion. la
oppoIuoh 10 These calnu,uOus iuputaonS il is here
1ifhed mat the peoPie most lust aud are better
IMAM All Others capable OF maintaining their own well
i're' Ihey have quickly perceived that in the short
ascendahcy acquired by the late coalition, the minority
was cheated oi ~ rights by the fouest ntia,eS: they
promptly therefore, the very first opportunity east T
me unworthy actors in an abuse shameful and will
continue to reprobae those agents long the ecolcc-
ion OF their miSdoings shall endure. will remark in con,
cuson, MesSrs Editors, that the files of Gen Duff about
iour years back furnish many amusing con-
corning the late coalition with all its cPteraS down 10
the gentle Editor OF the Wing: aud exhibit such humorous
contrast with the doughty Cen hims II this time that
sh1 DC strongly tempted leisure serve occasional
~ 10 jog The public memory a few more OF those
matters. Ia the mean time, remain yours,
October -, 1892. RtJSTICIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-23
RUSTlCUS.

fwaMr WIN. H. Roauc AN Error i'm the puhIr
non OF ~ reply to hlr Gilmcr Chairman of and Barbour
ohlee which lac
& when pr Gme! furnished ns, we find to be the Error
instead the Copyist. Tins.
standing howovc, in the relation which towards the re-
Legislative Convention held in Richmond winter and
JACKSON 0Nd BurboWT
hd 10y cons qience, the whole Republican Party not Whole
People OF NHguin, deem present occasion go
ar'hc thaua declaration
pub WV N'''NN'
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JACKSON ELECTORAL TICKET.
Observation-Disclosures InNhll If ING Rnrnn,

N0rf0ik
I'd. John Cargill, Of SUSSEX.
3d. james Jones' Of .N0ttOtC0y
l,h. Thomas Nj. Nelson, Of .ifeckIenburg,
ON archibald Austin, Of buckingham.
9th Richard Logan, Of HdlJar
9Th. Joseph Martin, Of Henry
Sh. William Jones, Of Gloucester.
oh William H. Roane, IF Hdnouer.
10th. Samuel Carr Of .Ai6emdtIe
llih. Lawrence T. Dadc Of Orange
l2,h. Archibald II. Harwood, Of King & Queen
18th. Samuel Blackwell, of Northumberland.
liti John Gibson, Of Prince TViHjdm
18th. lmmau Horner, of Fauquier.
10Th. Hcrome l.. Opie, Of jefferson.
l7th. James NJ. Mason, of Frederick
18Th. John Mcmillan, Of Brooke.
18Th. Jacob ID. Williamson, Of ROcking6d,a
Goth. Charles Beale, IF Bofetomt.
2lst Thomas Bland, IF Letcis.
22d. Andrew Russell, Of IVGShingfon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-23

6s 4 6AEA REWARD.-Ran away from the subscri-
- u WV Der, on Thursday or Friday night last, a
Negro named NELSON, sometimes calls himself Nelson
DAbney, darkimuato, with bushy head of hair about
five feet six seven inches high, thy-fve years old
well made, with pleasing countenance when spoken to-
by trade zach Smith, and an excellent workman-He
is well known in this city having been for many years
prominent coIoured member of the Baptist church.
nave no doubt he HAS obtained free papers Gas he very
intelligent and both read wrte) and will endenvour 10
get TO some of the Northern or csten States Masters
vessels and others, cautioned against taking away
the said Negro
will give the above reward if taken out of the State
and secured in any Jail that get him again. or $50 (nd
all reasonable expenses if dclvered) if taken within the
Stale. JAMES BOSHFR
Richmond. 23l Oct. 1892 1s-f
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ru, ,,,.. CO1LNUyyTCaTED. A"
pHICAI SOCIETY

source Of sincere qualification to every patriot
ana Phianthropist and especially all who love Virginia
snu ner Institutions TO the Old Dominion awakinp
rom her lehargy, and Of her enterprsing citizens
engaging With efficiency in Internal improvements; and
aV 70 see her Literary Institutions holding very respec
'aDe standing aud eXerting powerful influence on the
BIva' subject OF Education But still there are many
sYccs connected with the highest interest Of the State,
", ,, nave as ye' received but little attention
WINE other States have formed, and are daily forming
various associations, by which the energies Of their c
IONS are called forth and combined for the auddblc pur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-23

sui,hed for their benefcent acts and individual sacrifices
Tor the good of their country.
Communications, aud specimens relating 20 zoology OF
botany, any other branch of natural history
Facts and essays connected with the geology of the
State; also descriptions, and drawings mines mineral
springs ancient Notifications, caverns, mountains rivers
lakes, or any other natural curiosities.
Chemical facts and specimens; essays relating any
improvements in the various arts and sciences, particular
ly in agricuure statement of the effects the dereu,
kinds OF manure, wiz the vegetable, animal and mineral
the same different soils.
Communications the mineralogy of the State; every
description OF neutrality-suspicious.; viz the different species
OF rocks, metallic substances earths SALTS coal formations
and petractions.
Essays on NATURAL mental moral philosophy the phi
losophy oil language, the science of instructions; also
the state OF morals, the climate manufactures, and com.
nercc OF any part OF the State
Any additional Information can be obtained from the fol-
lowing persons, who appointed committee to make
known to the public the objects OF the Society.
J. p. CUSHING,
GEORGE TUCKER,
WILLIAM II. BRODNAN
HUGH NELSON,
A. BRICE, Jr
n B-Editors OF newspapers in the State, are request
cd TO publish the above convenient and again
during the 81 week in November.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-23
MARRIED

On tho 9Th instant, by the Rev Lennon Joseph Homer
Bay Tor, OF Frederick
At Petersburg tho 10th instant by Rev Mr. Mason Mr.
James Guest Richmond, Miss younpest daughter OF
Mr. Robcu Mckim, doconsed, Of the latter pacc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-23

The Leesburg "Genus of Liberty" quotes some re-
turns, from Pennsylvania, Ohio and NJ JERSEY, as the
"premontory symptoms of the downfall of Jackson
isn'"-What Will the Genius say now, to the other
premonitory symptoms which have come to hand?
What will it say in November, when Clayism falls
into the collapse, to which il is surely desiined2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-23
w. ROBINSON, Secretary.
VIRGINIA. AWAKEl

We are on the eve of the election-Jackson men
OF Virginia, be up and doing! Your enemies are
still on the alert Do not let them catch you nap
pmg.-What! will you let Pennsylvania, and New
York. and Ohio, &C., &C. run off with ali the credit
OF re-elecng Jackson If they battle i'm his cause,
what should not you do? If they display his trium-
phant flag, will you abandon it?
what! shall these Opposition men fout us with
oar diUiSlonS-and shall we not put them to scorn?
shall they tell you hot0 they mean to beat you, and
VIII you notify TO arms? Shall the Nat. Integencer
dare in your own hearing to use such language as
this, with impunity?
Ihofe ofcouTso, to the poopo
Electoral Ickestoo Jackson, anIaelson-an the ticket
Tseog me hgheSt number Of course elected Should
heIeoIe The opposition ticket than the hg
e Oh me Administration tickets the whole of the
Sute VIII DO lost to General jackson. Is there
NOT good prospect of this glorious result coun-
every thing dear to enlightened ancient Com
monWen rouse themselves hone and this
prospect as we verify believe Awake, them Virginia and put forth
10y $500 '''0 ''" NOs'""
And who fl puts us thus? The partizans of III.
Clay-the advocates of all the odious measures
which he would bring into his train If thea can
tell you to awaken, may not ,ce?-Yes; Virginians,
arouse" put forth your strong arm and rescue your
country from the miSrUte and degrddation," which
Clay and his minions would bring upon YOU On
he 9th of November, show them how you can scat
or this Coalition, like leaves, to the winds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-23
Watchman! holo GOES The n;;o,bt 2

We answer for the Election-"all's we'll" Penn
ssylyania goes for Jackson, by overwhelming vote
In Ohio he carries every thing before him. He will
DE triumphant III N: York, and the West. In Virgil
mia, not the split Ticket can hurt him For The
people will turn out and do their duty.
Bets are and 5 to /, upon Jackson against The
ttetd! lie will distance the Coalition farther than
he did MIR. Adams at the last Swenstnkes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-23
u : = 2 - IITINN,
GEORGE TUCKER,
WILLIAM II. BRODNAX,
HUGH NELSON,
A. RRICE LIZ

N B-Editors of newspapers in the Stae are request
cd TO publish the above as convenient and AGAIN
during the 81 week in November.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-23

W The Readers referred to the ls and 2l pages Of to
uay paPer-lor variou. COMMUNICATIONS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-23
CHOLERA INTEIJJGENcE

The Board of Health have not reported since orr
last.
Our iellow-citizens are daily returning TO their
homes A death may and then occur, from
some Old, lnyecrate case, which battles the skill of
the Physician: Such us that of the lamented James
H. Brown, respected merchant of this city, He
died on Saturday, after an illness of several davs-
but we hear OF no new case; nor of any attack of
the Cholera description, which is calculated to ex-
cite the least alarm. STILL we must not suddenly
relax rom the precautionary measures, which the
most ordinary prudence recommends TO our adop-
ton BE cautious and we are safe!
Inc "Scottsvllle Farmer" of the 18th states that
ITS village was never more healthy-that il "hears
of no more cases on the river-the boatmen seem
willing to trust themselves down, and that our noun
tain friends need not fear coming to Scottsyille"
The Cholera has not travelled further South than
Edenton in n. G.. There had been 20 cases not
more than half of which had terminated fatally
Only remained OH the 10Th
west Of as IT has re.aPpeared at Hagerstown with con-
siderable violence The Press of that town says that for
the week. ending on Thursday morning, there were Is
deaths,7 white III colored. There is, however less
panic than formerly and the sick are well taken care Of
Among the victims is Thomas Kennedy ESQ editor nj
"lbe Mall, and Delegate elect to the Legislature OF Ma.
ryland. lie diedna few hours after the attack
IL has broken out with great violence in Chamberburg
Pennsylvania where there deaths from Satur-
day morning TO Sunday evening the 11th and number OF
persons attacked on Sunday The alarm said be with
out precedent The Supreme curt broke up immediate
y.
"Great JforiaIify-The Cholera has made IFS appcar.
ancc at Rockpcrt, cleveland, Ohio, with fearful IA
@ly IN the family Of Mr. Cunningham On The morn
ing oihe 10Th ult all the members oil beakasted toge.
hcrin usual health Before sunrise Of the following day.
tour OF them had been summoned to eternity fifth soon
followed and two others lying in hopeless state
at the latest dates The head Of the family who had I.,
returned from New York, first attacked but is beicv
ed TO he on the recovery"
u has also appeared the line OF the Ohio canal
far south as Dresden.
The Cincinnati Board Of Health reports for the 1ln
Oct four deaths Of cholera and five remaning For
the l2ih October, eighteen deaths aud eleven cases
maning
person residing about three miles from Mount Yer
non VINO had recently visited Cleaycand was attacked
WIN spasns aud died two days after On the next day
W mdXheld OF Mount Vernon, Of the physicians
VINO had attended on the deceased suddenly seized
WIN ne most Affirming symptoms Of cholera, and survived
only ~ hours lie was member Of the Board Of Health
well a valuable citizen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-23

OH'07--" encouragingH- they said at first-as
they said of Maine, Kentucky and Pennsylvania
talus. AS they think they are about to sip the pre-
cious nectar, it insidiously gGdcs from their lips.
The U. S. Bank Stock has fallen or 3 per cent
in n. York Philadelphia raised it-and Pennsylya-
mia lowered tive wish our friends wel-and we
know we have many personal friends among our
political opponents. We advise them all not to mind
what the prostuted presses of Webb and Morris tell
them Irenez 0arle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-23

let'er from Bedford county, Va, informs us that
A. s. Armstrong OF Lancaster Penn is sentenced TO 10
years confinement in the PenitenGary for passing coun
Lerlel United States Bank notes in dat connlv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-23

from CorTesPondent- 49," The opponents Of General
Jackson in many parts of the IT, S. have published much
charging his supporter i. p Blair who edits the Extra
Globe with flooding the Union with that paper endorsed to
ne" subscribers and sending in bundles TO r. o. direct
ed TO no particular person. &c Please ask Dun Green Of
INC Telegraph Extra whoseut the extra telegraph three in
number to Liberty z. o., Bedford county Virginia W no
subscribed for them, and who paid for them &C. Tbev
have come several times three ofthem came addressed 10
no particular person"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-23

The Philadelphia enquirer" the corrupt merce-
Virginia" IT'S but glmpse-and then all viii me-
gloom for The Opposition. No split ticket-no ma
n@uvre--no wile--no charm or cozening, can avail
them ao'o. Virginia is firm to the back-bone-and
beyond her mountains and on her sea-shore. she
VIII give good account Of her enemies