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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-29

-. Mr.. and Mrs. HUrcIuNsoS, late of
ctsnberd,town, tender their sincere thanks
= NJ, friends in that place, who have gene
" aJ contributed fifty one dollars to connect
i iSu,o more intimately with the interests OF
, .uo" American Tract Society, and to consti-
~. '.o him Life Director, and her Liie
, N"m her of the institution. May the saliva
ton of many that are ready TO perish, be the
War. We of their liberality to the good cause
which has thus gained their confidence and
,beir exertions.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-29
THE GAz1TT1.
To.NDAYsNoHEMBER 90, 1889.

s<A meeting of the Vestry Of the Epls-
Vi Church Of this Parish, will be held at
~ sOps s,ooe Church in this place, on Saturday
10, 10. Ist of December next, at precisely II o.
y" Ut A punctual attendance is desired from
n Inc members.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-29

a New Jersey paper mentions that the
Lady Kelicf, celebrated running mare,
owned by DR.. Davey. dieda few days since
al Bound Brook Ii will be recollec,ed that
she run The heats OF 30 miles against Black
Maria, and rriac few weeks since on the
Union Course, l.. |.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-17
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Fine Cloths, Cassimcrcs, VestA8S,
&c. &c,
AT @DS$e

"ISlflNG u close my business immediately,
w ! will sell my entire stock nj Prime Cdsl
The assortment Is indeed Wy ouperidr--sohnc oil
the finest Cloths CassImetes and VcslIngd irhpor.
tel to this country. II Is unnecessary 10 shy my
thing more as TO the quality colofs &c. as such as
wish n purchase can sec for thomscyes sand those
who order, relying on my Judgment, may rest as
surod will give satisfaction
shall be glad to sell prtrdte'p my FUHNi
TURE, which IS mostly Of the irst order Any
person wishing 70 prichase, viii pIcasr call AND cx
anime II, aud III 10 not sell privately shall offer
!, at auction, OF which notice viii be given.
xrANOTHER INVITATION agan in.
vito all persons indebted me 10 come forward and
make immediate settlement It IS extremely lrk
some 10 me- and must be unpleasant to thern To be
dunHcd
II | oan1ot leave my native State and the land
of my nativity, wItIou, returning to my generous
patrons, my most sincere thanks for their liberal
patronage and do hereby recommend Nis as an
eligible situation for good Tailor who might do
well by taking my stand and business and my
stock also, Mt Cost J G. SHELTON
n y i shall continue to do business while
stay IN Lynehburs and viii promptly attend 10 all
orders in my line. q s.
Sept II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-17
ORTIZ AIRY.

DIED, at St LOUIS, missouri on The oSth
Oet. 1881, JESSE HARPER, IN the 93d year
of his a. He WAS formerly of Franklin, Nng MIA.
Influenced by II aulsbIo spirit Of enterprlze, he
cnls.raled tn this place but short time before,
with Highly youthful hopes and cxpeclntons-~thcy
were answered With which aims Is but TOO
common with all our hopes and expectations.
Scarcely had The wound Of his afflicted, widowed
mother (who still resides ia thu county) been
healed, Wien she il doomed 20 have them torn ofnn
airesh by the intelligence OF the death of her oldest
son, the principal prop Other declining years WIN
+. IlARpl,R departed tins life ut ST. Louis, on
the ith August 1872 III the 3lst year Of his ago
What can be sad ofthc one, can with equal pro
prlety be sand both they were honest and IN
Juslrfous and what Is ohnvc all praise, extremely
ohedcnt, dutl'nl and nieellpnato 10 thar Wijoycd
mulhcr.
---., on The 9Th ilsi the residence ofhis step
father Mr. JncobFed1lo ofthisiown, CHAIR ES
G. COBBS, nged about four yea ADD two
months. Seldom Is ii bud OF SO mnrh promise so
suddenly bl,ghted Two days before his death,
he was IN apparent health, and but nnc day before
tina, event was engaged IN the anusemcnts com.
mon 10 his age Slocp in pence, sweet, faded
howrei' Thou canst no, arc thy fcnra Of thy olc
ted relations, nor feel the anguish that rendi
the bosom Of thy be-envrd morhdr' The winter
Of death is upon ihcr but Spring shall return, and
thy leaf at Joy and beauty flourish in immortal
bloom
u WI en- the orchangels trump shall blow,
md souls 10 bodies loln,
What crowds slrl wish their lives below,
al Lr, gh1,t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-17
EDUC CATION,

ME next session Of my School viii commence
u he 18th Of next month (Stptembsr )--forthc
iotu,e shall have three sessions IN the year The
first and srcond Will edsls etcl OF three MONTH.
nrd It ,hlfd Of lunt months have haen induced
10 mike tins Arrangement from belief TIM, II will
apfrarc 10 the ADVANTAGE Of all rurlios. My course
oi ,ngtucldn Will lie liberal. Young p.rsons
wishing to study Ma,hendrs can have good op.
poroniy wi'h mi
TERMS For n BEGINNER So 10 per month.
or one moro advanced, R3 per mouth. No pupil
will he rcroi,cd los less time than from the day OF
entry 10 tho end OF the gcs51on
Is. L. TOWNLEY.
T,inth M 1aih 3tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-17

S-r The premium of 5000 some time since Of
best American Tale, has been awardedto Miss
Leslie, of Philadelphia.--A premium Of 800 was
at the same time offered for the best Original POEM
but the gentlemen on whom the decision was re-,
icrret state thatn poem was presented Of saili
Gent rnc,t % deserve L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-17

II The Editor of the Pennsylvania Wing
makes the following statement, which we lay be-
fore our readers, as we receive it:
"a question essential to the liberties of the peo
of the United States, is now to be discussed, and
enqured into, and is embraced III the interesting
query "WHo IS THE REAL CANDIDATE OF THE JACK
SON PARTY FOR THE Presidency y This is all I'M
portapt question for the followers ofthc Hero Pre-
s1cnt to SETTLE before they go to the polls as many
are under the dclusiye impression that ANDREW
JACKSON is a real candidate for the Presidency
Nothing could be more visionary and faIlacious
We have had some opportunity of hearing ana
knowing the sentiments OF Gen. Jackson himself
on this subject aud | challenge contradiction to
what shall state as having heard from his own
lips" tina. he valued re-etect,on more us PROOF
that the people approved ofh,s measures, than for
the power itgave him-that heprefcr7edhe Hermit
ioge TO the Presidents House, and would If re-elcc-
ted resign and go honte satisfied 10 have tic aPPr'
bation Of The people and cOntcnted 10 earc the 60
pernment in the hands of a true friend, Ike Mr.
VAN buren, !" These were his words, as dis
tinctlv IS can now recolec,-l am CERTAIN they
convey the substance and not more than the sub
stance Of what he said"
Ifthc foregoing be truc--and considering the ad-
vanced age of the President, is by no means I'M
probable-sheuld not the opponents OF Martin
Van Buren, hesitate before they give their votes for
Andrew Jackson2 One thing is very certain; and
III at 10, If Gen. Jackson be reelected President with
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-17
PUBLIC NOTICE.

S1 virtue of a decree Of the County Court Of
y Bedford, We, the subscribers, Commission
ers or any Two Of them, viii proceed to sell, nj
pubic auction on the 9TH day of August next,
bcng the frat day nj August Bedford Court.
oil tho lands Of the late Babiisic Hardy deed.
lying IA the County OF Bedford, on the head
waters Of Big otter Creek about three miles a
bow ,le tnnry Farm Mills, and containing
fourteen hundred and twtnty niue acres, about
three hundred Of which ara cleared with a
good dwelling house barn, and other necessary ont
houses two gupi apple orchards, adjoining the
lands of Capt VIM X. Jones', Mitchell Ewin's,
heirs y the holfs oftle late Docto, Griffin. This
land l,c1 we'll all contains n large portion Of good
toboeco lind, many COOL springs, and is certainly
the most drsrahn tracts of land that has been
offered in market lately. Terms one fourth The
punches money 10 be pad IN hand, aud the balance
~ three equal annual lnsnimcnts to be secured by
deed of trust ON the mud Theiract being large
one VIII be lI,ldodto suit purchasers Mr. Caleb
EYin, who rcaldds near tho premises, will show
tho Land TO any person dcsifous Of purchasing.
HENRY HARDY,
WILLIAM HARDY.
JESSE WITT, ".
Ihe above sale !" postponed unit, the first day Of
Bedford September Court. nj winch time it will
take plucc, ,fia,r II hot, the next fair day thereae
ter
Sent T. tia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-17

M Richmond do i3oud 81 Health reports adji-
tonal eases upte the l..'l.. ono female slave So
yeas Old, Oh gross habits rad caien ofmca cheese
Nc friej together, Who died-Jaeob, ta6eu on
Wednesday morning, preceded 10y dasrbea --con-
saieseou- Rose nged 90 of temperate hal,its, con-
siJ.rel desperate Ealrrf a zero slayc aged So.
cooye',seenl- linn Woolsear, Gree bl9ck) old man,
in'1mpctate tabli- d,ed withoai medical aid The
disease IS sad to be confined 10 10 particular par.
Of tbe cits, IS e. ating much alarm ind sagnaton
ol business.
Pt7siSbitg - The Board Of lie 18th announce the
appearance ofonr ca5e Of malignant Cholera in this
place, the suhlee, was an old black man of tempe
rate ksNs, WHO had been afflicted with dlarrhaea
two or ,lroe days and suffered the disease To pro-
gres8 to state OF caiapoe before making bis situa-
non known.
Uasttnetoa fiiy-for the 81 hours up 10 noon
18th Sept there hud been iG new cases and 8
doa'hs.The disease ~ sad to be abating
Bahialefs -tor the same period in this place
there had been - deaths Of Cholera, - whites and
~ colorod
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-17
JAMES RIVER LAND.

vuNlIE subscrbrr being DESTROYS TO move TO tic
Il West will sell at private sale 900 acres of
Land nearly lmlf Of which is low grounds and not
inferior 10 any on James River from its mouth to
rs source. II lies in Amherst county, IL miles
above Lynchburg, has comfortable improvements
for a very small family with large Apple Or
chard, and aplenty Of good springs equal TO any on
the Globe. Also Tract containing as acres,
within little less than mile Of the river tract up
on which is Tan ! ard now in successful open-s
ton, lies sufficiently level to make beautiful farm
e. is well clothed with timber there being not more
than 80 or go acres of cleared land on it, all Of
WHICH is fresh and productive, An early application
will be preferred when he applicant can view and
Judge for himself A farther description is deemed
unnecessary, as would prefer showing TO those
:. wishing TO purchase, OF by wiring specially to-
such as may address mo by ieter directed to
Waughs Ferry. WM II. MeCCLLoCK.
sapt II wam
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-17
Blatieotef. Henry taines, John Wdcov


q N FHlT0fs ~ m THFIHIdH-
GtHitemca=.l perceive, by your paper of tho
@0th of August, that my name ~ PLACED upon the
Jackson Van Buren, committee Tor the county of
Amherst Tins was done without my knowledge
or appreciation. | am Tor Jackson and Barbour
WILLIAM STAPLES
II find myself IN the same situation with Mr.
Stlples l am friendly tothe re election of Gen.
Jnt k5op and =, L Barbour for Nlro President
WILLIS l.. DICKERSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-17
CHOLERA STATISTICS.

The y. Y Journal ofcomnercc contains II full
report Of the number Of cases and Of deaths which
occurred daily, Of Cholera, in several places, and
1t promises hereafter to ankc the table complete
We subjoin the aggregate from the commence
meut of the disease, down to the latest reports,
from each place heard from
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-17

Il W. thHl If anneeessary Ia notice mnutely
the proceedings Of the various meetings hieh have
been sal are now heutt MD IN Georgia toue. 'us
tae 5 ,hjeat Il NalIf .lier. " IA lew exceptions.
that doctrine Is up4uaIldedly dahenuae1, and It's
gloves I,Would DC gratifying, however, 10 us
Who have not learned tho art OF splitting hairs
twlXt South and South West sido, # some Of
these learned Georgian would POINT ont The essrn.
tial difference between the Modification which they
practice, and that winch they profess cordially To
abbot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-17
s. =. FT'rCH--Drwrrs+,

~ ESpEGTFULiY Informs the citizens of
~ Lyn,rhtsirs ths lIc cyrcols 10 Apcrd ftw
days in their u,@h on his rr,dr itdn the Springs,
dbou ,rr l,nh of SIt A. he ia u strhngef u
piol If Tho ci'izfns, he submits Ia, following letter
from DR. Samuel Jackson oi Philadelphia, to Dr..
A. Per- y OF New Orlcans
Phtiadept1d Ue6 ~, 1920
m 4 Pcibeg Dcur Sir take the Liberty 10
Introduce 10 your acquaintance mn ffieni DR.. S.
Fitch who will 1isit New Orleans DR. Fitch ID
regularly educated as practitioner Of Medicine.
is n very intollig gent mrd well informed gcnleloan,
and has devoted his attention chiefly to Dental Sur.
gerry, or which subject Ire has written an excellent
work Tie sisi, Of Or Fitch - entirely profes.
8idnal aud any 5prvlets You can render him will
be esteemed o iasotby your otqdirn, servant,
SAML JACKSON
Aifo tqpy Of letter from the Hon Benjamin
W. hichords Mayor f,hc city ofPiad, pha, tn
Edward York ia, Of NcN Orleans
" M De1.- ST The bearer If this is n well cd
uca,ed and very respectable Dentist who has for
srnr years phst pfactsed very successfully Our
city He Is a Young gcn,lenan ofeSeellent char
stl.~, aud have reason to believe OF more than
ordinary Skill in his profession. You may safely
recommend hu and you will obllec me- by permit,
ting HIM 10 mfr 10 you, If necessary. | am very
truly, yours, 'B. w. RICHARDS"
70 EnwARD ioaK E.bd
.. Fspored IN fyr S s. EfieA.
" Philadelphia Dec 15, 1890.
Al. Professions Dollar for cach operation
exclusive OF gold, wbl-h viii be a sefarale Charge
" Rcfcr1nccsih LBnctba,g-rp Langhornc,
chlt p,ey Nm. Bailey and Alexander Temp.
tna Esarg.
Aug 30 IFS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-17

Charleston Election-At the election for Mum
cpal officers, which took place in Charleston few
days ago the Nullifyers succeeded in carrying their
ticket, by an average majority of 1872 Tne Union
party, however, do not seem to be dsprltcd by the
result, ba. arc preparing With undm'nisir-d cnsr-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-17
NAlk1ST ACE.

MARRIED IN Flynn, (Massaehuse,ts, Mn.
AMBROSE Carl TON, of Richmond Va TO
Miss Ann DOW. daughter Of the Ioto DR. James
Gardner nl the former place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-17

ipspeetar,ie Ae ycdy ,s323-Ths following
gentlemen were nominated 10 the Executive by the
County courtof campbell, on tho l0lh inst IS
Inspectors Of Tobacco IN this town for the ensuing
yen
Eynst'' 'Ia3sto1se. Charles A W,hers, Sei-
son TInsicv
Spring jonathan Johnson. LfitIeber-y Lev
is
nlrtla' Richard Morgan, Jessee I Burton
fica4 .s-Lachheld Wade. John Rcgely
itbfffg-l'owoli Lewis, Robert Strange
PaaHtff's-=Gletnr a. Jennings, Thomas
Jones
Blatieofet Henry Hams, John Wdcoy
a James Semple Esq Of WILLIAMSBURG. a
Judec Of the former General Court bus been APP
pointed by the State Executive, Judge Of The 81
periur Court ol Law aud Ghaneery for the District
recently Vacated 10y The reslsnatlonot Judge Browne
- Samuel Jnison EsQ. Cashier of the
Rani At New Orleans, was Unanimously elected,
ON thc It'll inst Cashier of the Eanb of the TINT Il
States. he Is said 10 be gentleman emneutly
Quahcdtor the station
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-17

81 10. tnt o.tetoa OF members OF tho Legislature
v hleh tnkes place II October Success 70 them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-17

Massachuectts--Th Anti Masonic Convention
for the State of Massachusetts met on the 9th inst
at Worcester, and nominated Samuel Lathrop tor
the office of Gcvernor, and Timothy Fuller for
Lieutenant Cover or--It is also said that they in
tend to ruin separate Ticket for Presidential Elcc-
tors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-17

Ma.,.u Van B4gen as his Ne, 1T after viii lie.
II tae,, the Chef Magistrate OF the Unon, whether
the former formally resigns or not.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-17

sept Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-23

agators Our efforts To nculcate tho doctrines OF peace
and good order, in opposition the dsorganzng pnci
piles OF who would hurry their country bloody
DOOM have been seconded by all that part of the Irish
Press, which, to use expression culed from its
vocabulary, is not "drunk with OConnelsm."
Public opinion in England backed by large and pow
erul party IN the sister country is beginning TO display
itself with force which the agtator and bis dupes and
agents will lind impossible TO stand against II is of
MIR. OConnes maxins that 'he Press is the terror OF
tyrants' demagogue and tyrapt are often united in
the character. Mr. OConne hassuc eded in
derng the Press all but unanimous against him and he
may live to realise in his person the truth OF the
raj he has put forth"
Since the foregoing was in type, find the following
passages quoted from OConnell's letter.
"There is blood on the face of the earth The
green fields OF Wallsown red with the latest Irish
blood! Said the latest! Alas before these lines the
eye OF any enc British eformer, another
have been pepetaed another tale OF slaughter may have
been added 10 the dark catalogue Of crimeand
cent enormity may have thrown the butchcry OF alls
town, into comparative oblivion"
In another part of the sangunary and inamnato
ry epistle the whole OF which is intended prove that
the "magistrates military, and parsons, espaSSers
and guilty OF 'Oul, unnatural MURDER" he has the fol-
lowing
"There is blood the face of the earth!-Blood-
Human blood profusely shed !! Will il sink into that
earth unnoced and unregardcd, will il cry Heaven
for retribution and rengednce.'
Among the first fruits of these exciting appeals TO blood
spling was deliberate murder Of two young men, who
repong confidence in the pledges Of safety of the priests
had walked out unattended
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-23

NOiICE.-Ihe subscriber wishing retire from pub.
TIC business, would like 10 rent for term of
~ ven known establishment CIrabues Tavern together
with the store house and plantation in the county of Chez
erhed, IL miles above Richmond on the main stage road
Ieadng to Iynchburg II being the first stoppino
pace WIN tic stages the many advantages that this place
would possess, TO man Of enterprise and industry IL
would be useless TO mention n advertisement as il is
presumed any person wishing to avail himself Of such an
opportunity, viii first come and for himself would
likewise be willing to furnish the renter with almost any
description oil furniture, any other article that would be
maze MACON TRABUE.
OctOOer 20. 1S-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-23

"RS. WILLS respectfully informs the inbabi,,n,s
lVA Of Richmond and her country friends that she has
personally selected in New York. and is now opening her
~, az supply Of mHnery-compnsing splendid, fashion
able assortment and great variety Of rich velvet and Gn
cy SIX hats and bonnes, the style entirely new; mourn
ing and plain do; children and infants do several cases
very superior straw do Leghons; superb caps and ur
BANS feathers, hOwers, ribbons laces Mrs Csnclo,s
corsets curs Pu and braids, together with many other
articles. "J '''
Leghorn's and straw bonnes bloacbcd dyed .i,o..,
ana dressed IN the best Dresses ciosks riding
habits and pesscs made by the most approved and latest
patterns. November g. 52-vg,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-23
IRELAND

According to the last English journals political crisis
seems inevitable IN that oppressed and unhappy country
The New York Commercial Advertiser saws
Mr. Connell has published singular letter addressed
to the keormers IN England, which attracting much at.
tentlon, and creating little excitement IL has been
published ~ several papers, but prosecution by the po-
verhment Peyentsit It's further circulation i'm the Journals of
character We have not the letter. but ACCORDING to
the Times 1t asserts the perfect legality OF the resistance
offered by The Pcasany the troops near Donerile and
dwells much on the blood which has been shed bv the
troops and police during Lord Anglescy's Administration
IN Ireland; though there is reference in il 10 the blood
which has been shed through deliberate murders perpe.
rated by others besides The police and army of which
murders, Sir Husscy Vivian lately enumerated So which
had taken place within limited district of Ireland since
he, Sir ussey, had assumed the command of e forces
'Ol the 1.-THE SYSTEM, says Tie Times eve have spoken
frequently, and by no means in praise Of it, But series
OF coldbOodcd and savage murders Of individuals taken
unawarcs and unressng not much less criminal
Than demand Of ulhes under the Composition Actv
Speaking Of the prosecution Of the papers which have
given publicity 10 the letter in question which Is said 10
be written with force and ability the London Courier saws
cit remains 10 BE seen whether the agator will have he
nanlness 70 come forward and his authorship Of be
letter IN question: in the hope that by so doing he NAV
avert rom lis dHpcs md victims Of e Press he pens
consequence Of an act for which he is primarily II NOT
solely responsible" The Courier adds.
owe take credit TO ourselves for having called at
'cnon TO the real state Of Ireland under the rule Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-23

General Walter Tones, Other,ose called Walter Jones
Executor IF CGthdTine f. Nc Call deceased.
fSlR-Iake notice that Friday the 3Oth day of No.
~ vember, land to be continued from day to day If ne
cessary0 athe Tavern Of Thomas Matthews in the Town
Of Iappahannock aud county Essex between the hours
of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and o'clock in the after.
noon OF the said day, shall proceed TO take the de-
position OF william B Brooke and Others to be read as
evidence IN Chancery Suit pending in the County Court
OF Essex in which am Plaintiff, and yourself and Ro-
bert 9. Backley Defendants.
Houf most obedient, JAMES DUNN
November g. 52-wly