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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-19
JOSEPH ETTLER.
March Is. 1852
PuOYGHu p

SOUTHERN ECLIPSE is a beautiful
cbesnut sorrel. sixteen hands high, and twelve
years old He was sired by Governor Sprigg's
Ii,gr mile horse Northampton, which vas by
the Old Oscar, and he by the imported horse
Gabriel. his dam by old edley. The dam
of Northampton by DIR. Thornton's capital
;mported horse Driver, the sire of Eclipse
Hsrod. Driver was by Lord Egremont's
Driver. bus dam by the famous Dsrimont,
the sire Of Gabriel. The dam of Southern
Eclipse was by the late Mr.. Bonds First Con
sui, which wa. by the Old Flag of Truce,
the sire of Flageilater, his dam by the i'm
ported horse slim The grand dam of
Southern Eclipse was by the beautiful and
CAPITAL running horse Grey Doomed, which
was by Old edley. and be was by Gimcrack;
he by the grey horse Cripple, and Cripple by
the Godopbin Arabian, thus the blood of
Old Medley becomes exceedingly valuable,
Of which the Southern Eclipse has two near
crosses The great grand dam Of Southern
Eclipse was Col Brents famous running mare
Old Ebony. by the imported Othelo, which
was by Grab, and Crab by the A!cock Ara
bian-his great great grand-dam the ceieora-
ted running mare Old Selma, one Of the best
mares ever imported, and was gotten by the
Godolphin Arabian. All the crosses of the
Southern Eclipse are from the most valuable
stock, without single stain.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-19

When Shutter was one day al dinnerxin a
promiscuous company, AS soon as the cloth
was removed. one Of them got up. and en-
treated, Us particular favour he would be-
GIN to be comcal Cad so, (said Ned)
forgot my fools dress but however, III go
and fetch it. If you'll be Hy substitute till
return" The man thought this very conn
cal indeed. and declared he would Shu'er
departed, took his hat and cane, but did not
return. -
u T.. is a notorious button holder. even
at the dinner table he IA accustomed to lay
down bis knife, and, Selling his neighbours
coat pour out torrent Of eioquence Alvan
lev. who was much annoyed one evening by
this gentleman. at length said to him. only
dear fellow. your hand annoys me very much'
81 beg pardon, my lord" rejoined the taker,
"bnt really we are so crowded thatI do not
knoS what to do with my hand" "Put il
upon yonr mouth, then, Tor nercy's sake
replied the WIT.
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also on hand quantity of Mems and Wo
mems Saddles, Brides. Mariingales, Collar.
and Harness Of every description, made in
me best possible manner, which be is deter
mined to sell at prices to suit the times
JOHN HELFERSTAY.
Martinshurg. Marcl /, 1882
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toiore given him. and
begs leave to inform them
that he has just received
a very splendid assert
msnt of Saddleary, con
sisling of Bridle Bits,
StirruP irons. and every
other article necessary
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-19
Valuable Land for sale.

diudDIC J1dliu lSi SdlC.
Va VIE Farm on which the subscriber re-
H sides is for sale, it is situate within one
mile of Martinsburg. containing $40 acres
of FIRST rate LIMESTONE LAND, about
10 acres of which is timber; the cleared land
Is IN high state of cuIivation-the Dwell
ing House is very comfortable. a good Barn,
and every other necessary building; a large
orchard OF the best fruit. A good bargain
may be had if application is made immediate
ly, and possession given between the lst aud
5th April next.
WILLIAM LONG.
march S, 1882,
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MRS. FOSTER

ENFORMS the Ladies of Martinsburg and
a It's vicinity that she makes Dresses OF a.
ny kind, Of the latest fashions.
Martinsburg, April 5, 1889
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i4ari,i Tor sale.

Ldnd Tor sale.
-. -. THE subscriber will ,ssGHe,
a/R sell at private sale. .5s4sSsA
N% TRACT OF LAND, V1
,.raAkA.- belonging to the heirs of Il
William Burns, sen decd adjoining the
lands Of George Burns, Abraham Gorrell,
John Whitenah and Abraham f Vanmetr-.
known by the name Of the Turkey Roosr
Tract" supposed TO contain seventy acres,
more or less The soil is good, and all wei
set in timber This land lies on the Opequon
creek. Terms made known on application
10 the subscriber, who is fully empowered by
the heirs to sell the same.
ISAAC v. BURNS.
March %, ls32.-tf
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SaactI'rsoltrg GAZETTE:
PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS.

TWO DOLLARS PER 9.N:VU.W,
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE;
Or, Too Dollars and I'eer.ty fee Cents,
AT THE END OF SIX MONTHS;
And if payment be deferred TO the end Of
the year, or near the same,
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
will invariably be demanded.
95-A failure tonotIy the discontinuance of
the paper at the end of tie time subscribed
for. will be considered IS a ne,s enga cement.
Ono paper discontinued Gatil all arrear-
ages are PAID Up, except at the discretion Of
he Editor
.'AdEeitlsements inserted at the rate Of
one dollar per square for The three tirstin,er-
lions and twenty Eve cents per square for
each subsequent Insertion.
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Mr.. Billmire's tavern in MartInsburg; and on
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, at the
stable of the subscriber in Shepherdstown,
and be let to mares at ten dollars the season
Mares sent from distance can be furnished
with good pasturage at fifty cents the week,
The season has commenced, and will end
the 18th Of June next Every care will lie
taken OF mares, bot no responsibility for ac-
cidents.
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Tie thorough bred jo,g rnle Horse:
Southern EClipSe,

VIII stand this season, on Mon
DAYS, Tuesdays and Wednes
DAYS, al the stable lately occuPi
ed by DIR. Macgill, opposite to
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log two hundred and txenty three acres Of
good limestone land, well laid off in lots. With
a suitable proportion Of wood and meadow
The improvements are very comfortable, and
the water abundant. One of the wells is sus-
ceptible, by trilling expense. Of being con-
verted into a running stream The orchard
is An excellent one, and has yielded profit
in one year sufficient to pay the rent of the
farm From its proximity TO the Winches-
ter market, il offers great advantages as
dairy farm, in addition to its fertility in the
production of our great staple, wheat
Should the northern or middle route of the
Potomac rail road be selected, it will pass
very near or through the farm. The terms
will be very liberal, but small portion Of
the purchase money being required in hand,
and the residue in six annual payments
JOHN II M'MUs4LEN.
w chester. March 80. ls32-4t
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To the Public.
march S, 1882

II VIE. subscriber takes this opportunity of
Il returning his sincere thanks to his old
customers and the public generally, for the
very ineral encouragement they have here,
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RANDOLPH,
Tho fororite Son nf lIrnc

The tOroIfte Son If Gracious,
"a Wili stand the ensuing season,
4 commencing the first Of April,
r and ending on The first Of July :.
~ at the stable Of Mr. Ezekiel
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List Of Letters

.EE EMAiNING in the Post Office, Mar
h & tinsburg, Va on the LIST day OF April,
1882, which If moi taken out by the Ist day
of July next, will be sent to the General
p.,nf nH,ro nnnI 4
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A DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.

- TIE sukscrlber offers 4
80 for sale his FIRM stu q
80 ated about 80 miles north Z
.-ISsof Winchester, contain
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il sleepy hat isn't your hat sleepy?' in,
qui d nttle urchin of a gentleman with a
SIT king bad un' on. No; whyp inquired
The gentleman. Why. because think it's
long Tine since il had mop. was the an
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-19

The property of Col Hilisanl H. Jois'son and
Josiah Him WGre

TINS beautiful, thorough bre'
racer. will stand this season.
which wiIlendon the IstofJ
next,-at my residence, be
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-02

Inn BifNi TCetirs-A l,l1r written by Jam.
hdt'an With he cel,hrstrd Eli 81 Il tie n \
C"uritr NJ frqoifri ffjard e Va a.
supposed q b. "a confidence f Nr. Yrn f .
f'n, has iound l's way IT., the pupil, ptin's. 4
Ter de- "nloe on New Yutk pclirics p1eu, moti
i lrngfh, from W IN W. gather that thsrn IS "a
mne trloker, and corruption IN them a ever. ~
"mdsop with tie following significant raragraIf
Is 20 The VICE PRESIDENT. yan Bnren
VS. he ia man. 1oiehs roIens II not y l.
GAN NFNER MAKE HIN PRESIDENT n -
mr. IhbE fDLlCi aos Is, - "a a g fatllle . ~
EVERY STATE. It's sad that he ~enac vii
'Jrct hlN pan nation 10 England. HOPE ST.;
ioI lh. n his Fl, ION as '. President aud III -
YARDS f'rsiden', l. rendered morally certaiu.n
II may ysry naturally br inferred from thi. tint
Van Baren will rather reJolce than otherwise At
n's fclec ION by The scratt as Minister 10 London
- a. Il may, md dauh less I'll h4,r tn efl.ct Of
concentrating tie strength Of tn Jackson part,
him as Wee President N winch event.
4. / Jackson tie re-r'rrted, Naft,n VII h.. IN
"a h, Prr'ld Mt OF the Dotted Statc,--rertaiul,
Ir'm Jackson s,uC5pac,,,, aad probably rom h.,
'r,llnation But probably the L. Ute IN the s n
i'. upon hs nomination, rom which the iniaac
on oil secrecy has been removed, vii "a tate IN.
Id, that Will ra',e harfi 20 the future revs-
non OF thu klndcrhook statesman.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-02
NE VAN nrRLN RrIrcTrn !

BY cur last adpieas from Washington, We learn
tht the nomination Of Mr.. Van auaa, Il, Minister
TO England, has bsau rejected by the Senate The
National Intelligence, informs rs that the yo,, stood
fins: ysas %. nays 3. The Yirc President til a
voql m he .eatiya and .aus decided Inc question.
We Pr-ntts5 of Vermont and MI Elh5ot Ken
;qsay. were absent Tie former scaJ.man WI,
Sie6 and had he been present 1t Is pretty certain
you'd have voted in the NEGATIVE. 1t is sunisoa
Lit Mf. End although n JoeI.sonian. would have
4'ae Ayesise. lad he ben IN ht5 scat
We some days aco, expressed hope tlaf tie
.7pina;on Of Nj, Van Buren, would not he reject
-, unless there we're tie most powerful raasons
'orI 1t We now express our conviction thai he
you'd not have been riectel-espccially taat the
7lee President, considering his peculiarly delicate
situation with regard both TO thc Pre,.a.n nj and his
nominee, would not have encountered the respon-
-oIliy Of rejecting HIM by his casting yote-if
'ash reasons lid not exist. We shall, however,
shofty have an opportunity Of Judging Of tbs fact
as the injunction If secrecy GA the proceed,n IS con
ueeted wi'h the nomination has been r.nsoyed az
WI" uouo'''5S De toah"hh spread before tic
', lho following gentlemen, (says the Ma
49,, '"'s'''7e"e'f'} participated IN the debate and
IN The order in which they are named Nes,s
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To H1s Hm Pratt &epleR P,estop SD5U=
san II Doris, .tada samgle ami Rees ifao6cq
1nAkE NOTICE. hat hill. on the FIR, Mon.
daV ~ UT mouth. (Naifh, nj the Tavern
House Il Mr.. Thomas ilnle, NJ Franklin Com,
House, (Heine court day } proceed To iaL. III. IL,
positions OF Matthew Nowlin aud o,brra. 10 M
rrnd ~ cVidcnce IL the trial nf snir IN Cba,co,,
~" depending III the C"cui, superior Cnnr, az
La" nnh Hhnneerv, tor the town Of L,nrhhnys
~ "h'h am p'h'o"h aud Won nrc d,fendan,s .
and II Dom any cn"so The sn,j drposi,,ons hr not
iehcn on that Gay, the taking thereof u m h. CON.
i'nncd from fhV 10 lay. until finished
Your Obedr NJ sr,v',
a. KOBEBTsON
f'o pdW
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COMMUNICATIONS.
S11tA Mt AIRS
ron THE YlHoISIAs.


STEAM CARS
Hsere. EdHa,ss# nth. hope that these remarks
mty meet theoy ii 5oar practical man, beg
eole to oaer a 5uggea',on on Two for the improve
uI.uf of tn locomotives used GA Raj Roads
An ascent of mon lhu about 81 feet per milc Is
at present mpraetIeablc, owns 10 the slipping OF
.hdme of tn wheels Of the Car upon the non ralls
Her. tlrn Is a cnsr, where one ofhr lendng oh.
j"cls m prt1ucal Mechanics that Of hSeHiHg the
friction ol bpdlc5 acting upon each other, should be
reversed Ion II - obvious thai had the wheels u
greater degroc OF tenarltg ~ friction the rall8
Ste pcr aseenl could be overcome. Feeling lively
interest IN the progress Of tins great invention, !
hay, examined the successive improvements nitro
dueed, or proposed, with close attention hu have
nova scrna hnt advanced ior increasing the irlc.
t,on Of the wheels OF the rails Would there be
more difficulty uapplylne fhaih to tho whcd on the
rail, n passing un ascent than there II in apply
ny oil toihr oxles} It, effect in increasing the
friction - lnthbllablo and The mechanism lof ap.
Idying 1t need notbc complex
The chlef detect "a the engines used III thoso
Cars. IS, that they have no means Of increasing m
diminishing their power oluaclion, at The pIoasmc
Of TIM Engineer. From the lmpu5alblllly ofcuu
deu5n2 the steam, they arc necessarily made ON
the high pressure principle, and usually work by
| the etyansipp us well Us tho pressure Of the atenm
that Is after the - lndcfls say one fourth file,
| with steam, the injection valve closes and tn,
steam allowed To expand for the rest Of the stroke
The valve eosos and rais NJ Of the steam, al the
same point IN every stroke. lIere then, rs the de
feet Of the Engine. A slight addition 10 the usuu
machinery Is wnnted by which the Engineer car
cul oil the steam at amy point required by the ma
| ture ofthe road In rising steep inclined Panc
| 4 al. III Il. .l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-02

Ge1, JlEtsoas Nun rhnso who take auy
interest IN politics will remember whit false slat--
ments wefe made with rreud IN the state Of Mr.
trwlord's lrallh. Ly h4 partRans, At the tuuc
thai h, VI candidate fer thu Presidency repro
sennns him tobe soondbothuholv and MUD .whru
as he has hms,frec.udy toIdda pubic, h. WIS
oa the very vorse Of the era,c 1t look quit ur4
pleious, my, wban nothing Is #al by the oppo.,
uonrcINtse to Con Jackson health lhal the dilohc
should 80 frequently aud unnecessarily annoancc
lhal the ga iefo was never IN better health. "
andthlt the " Old Soldier IS constantly ENGAGED at
work &c a.. THIS suspicion derives condrmn-
lion homtb following ruopraphs IN the La,
Washington Telegraph
So .uirm IL Zen Jack son now So httle pro-.
poet n there Of his living through the next term,
,hu the pfuh tote crew vino are living upon hr8
influence aud arr controlling the movements IN the
election oflhc President are trembling lest hc
should expire before the period ofthc election ar.
lives
We feel 1t our duty 10 speak boldly Every
one who visits Inn, n struck with the fact that he
rs iasi sulang mdthat, # possible, hla mental ia
'dties dlo giving way faster thnn his physical
trtnglh Il has 10 parallel IN this country. hut
IA thr gross imposition attempted m tho ease Of Ma
traa fond
1.-THE felcgraphs statement is to bc relied on.
t,saII important that tn public should know it,,
IN order that they may vote una 'rstomlingly tor a
Wee President at tn nex election, who will IN
all probability fGen. Jackson Is elected be all
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-02
PUMPING THE STOMACH

Tins operation was successfully pclormcd yeslcr
day 10y Doctor IloWc DAWES, on lad eight Or tnrl
years ofoge the son Of Mr. Joseph Standby, OF
tins place The youth had two hours before mcdi-
cal aid was called drank between epnt and a
quart Of strong Spirits, anm,Ned with wutor--At
the time and reached the lad he was scnseless,
speeehIDs,, y the muscles perfectly relaxed ard
continued 50 nineteen hours lie also laborcd un-
der the effects Ola violent Influenza, which, with
thc total loss Of energy, greatly embarrassed the
treatment &enlaagr. the lie Of the patient, from
suaocation by pblo.u. Tho means used to recover
the youth we're the stomach pump. mustard pIa,
tors snow & ice applied to the head, and water Of
ammonia, Given through the stomach pump, for
he could not swallow for nineteen hours.
A CITIZEN
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10 Physicians, Families, DC,

1.NFOW opening spperio, Bsteri"g Plaster, readv
IL spread 10 suit buyer, strong and mid NJ =
curial Plaser do. Ammonia Pns'er d.. DIaeai"n
.implr and with gum d.. koboranf. two kidd, do.
Warming fiasirr, uorg enh mid Msrcnr'al ONT
men :, do. Pie O,atmeGt. Eluc Mass Adhesive Pa--
ter, TWO WINDS Exusc' Snamontp BougIes anil
Caihrlrrs, assorted kind, Armed Boueies assprtrd
grsdu,ted, Pipas fr Gun tldslir INJECTING 3ag.,
Lunar Coustlc, Oh pimcnt,, CaIh pntass IN Chs
"a :, heaut,ful, Stfycrn,re, Whiie-Skins, English
aud French Pnpei Pll Bn,es. Exrno, Slrsnra'ii-
Ia, Solid snd Fluid, P",'erInc, Cum Lance'>i Poh
pus + rcrps, Breast ard Copptng Glasses. Senrli.
catos, Carpenters Ma,erla Modlcn, &c &c. An
tesb aud puIe, aud Tor sole al the Lowest prices.
Howell DAVIES.
Jan. % iiia
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either Ia the effect produced by lts Temperance re
utaetured At home. 10th may have had some IN
huenec bnl we are inclined to think that the for-
NOR Ina. h1en llLa La-n eall-- Of Tho dLlnlnuLlnn-
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WARDS OFFICE,
Lynchhprg. FEB. I'd, 1852.

TgN0N017- L %. 20 I532, y
The following were the numbers drawn for Il
Pecrsbarg Mechanic La4ay M. /, Tor 1872
Ut Richmond On Friday last,
- p 9 10 IS - % II %
Tn dtawn, of the F,ee Road LOTTERY. No. !
fpi I33l, Is received and Tor inspection q,
WARDS OFFICE.
The Capital Pr2a in this Lottery was drawn Ia
latter :. fierefo,e MI rfi, + having that litter
are eni, led 10 : !, III ADDITION 10 whatever pri4e
may he fpnnd ou he list Various handsorn" pr;
1es sold IN both sehsm"s. At WARDS OFFICE
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,'ee r'l CIV 'o'ne"' VIA vas hrr right, mad'
NV" -, %, IL '",'4' p,,,'""
81 iroc' ed, OF tnr r,ol,c Lands, to a in thu de-.
''t'"n OF the ice negroes. "" htar, also, Of
,'I's n""ao ,ncb s" n,,n,
III pn'r dnc d. Ne .,Ac~,.e hear the ,umo,
','f ~ " '@"p CIV - Tue 9'o''' coming
,,.,,...,.,,..l.z,-. ,,#.,1l.
~. roo,.o,,on -, IN. seat. Of ob,a ono. If tho
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FREE NEGROES


FREE NEGROES.
Byretercnce to the proceedings the Legislature
ii Viii be perceived, that having disposed Of tn
question oftae Abolition Of Slavery they are now
about to ca.a uqonfia care. s. less complies and
important SUI! II Of III, Ere Negroes A frtcndn
R,nuond under dat Jan. -, writes as follows.
- The select committee On the .eolorcd ro,uIa-
aon has at laas,l reported bill, which embraces
Il s. stem io the gradual aud complete removal OF
ire II grucs, AMI such Us may become free. l.
prov tsons ars numerous but an Outline. believed
.oba accurate IA the general may be given from re-
tou,cdon.-lt IS coegelyc in It's character but ,e-
sort, 10 coapal,oa As the last alternative oulq i.
the eNatnse - be- borne b. the publ.. except
where the parry has sufficient means of his awn.
ia that east le coat to orlarih.sale by the sheriff
ii 1t sl6r,a.l quantity Of hs prop rlv. The be- ln.
wi,tas to r..se the money himself 9acg are ~
be sent H. L,lic, unless some other place be- no
cured aal Designated. In cases Of future en,nei-
pg.oa ami SIS means he provl led for sen Ing them
nj ,ae county cou,, 10 hire th,m out, oalIl SUI
c.,ey b. raised lr,fro.ca 10 Ii eiyon to tLo>c
wno are walog to 90 and To those who have mst
arrived tlna.mlty. Families to be lcot together
as fur Practicable; aud cid persons not to bc sent
a. a ~ -. sroas Of goiag with the.r children.
'uaa.al 80 character To he most INDUCED L.
tlt-ta stay Or go, as th,y pl0as.s thoae gu;Its +
GRIMES 10 be sent Oh at ous,-- 10 accomplish these
o,pctr, the bill organic S a en,rd Board of ON
m,asieners, composed Of tla Governor Councillors
*. and the county and corporation cours cors,i-
letc Sabo!iisa.s Boaas. Tha Central Board 10
decide how many nre 20 20. and Wacn---to appor-
tion the whole nun, Der among tn counties and
towns. N ,ust pronerhon,.-anI tho courts to fur
nlsh .heir quot .seael county to b.. IaId or INTO
dIstlis for the pufaass The Central Board In
eharlcry sse.s provide provisions, tools, aud i'm
PIGMENTS, nc.not cxcerdjoa@ per head Sc
SC
We confess We not ill.,. some Of the pro, ions
of tins bill, either as friends Of Justice. or as aaqo-
GATES of the Colonization Society We canao,
bring Ourselves to levc that measures OUGHT IL
aquscd. to lorle the free NEGROES to cmsrat, To
Llhc5a 81 any where else, any more than we en-
justify sunllprpoIiey towards our Indian III,
9ors. The principle in both cases is the same, and
ssIualIy oppressive, tyramicoI and unjust. 1t
was remarked the other day, by tn Richmond
Whlg, wlth as much beauty as force, that this un-
fortunate c.'s, of our popuaton have no6ts,oyjaa.
Occupying an eqoi'ocai position IN society, they
are the Objects upon winch tn unted envy
ho'r,l and contempt Of those below and those
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z. The following Is SAID to be a correct table OF
the quantity ofardnt spirits imported into the u
nt-d States during the last seven years. Fit be,
it shows "A great decease in the consumption, not
withstundmg the increase Of our population. This
decrease can osIy be aycsiLa2 to ong Of $50 causes
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LAMP GEASSlrG. g..

AAilE subscriber Is this day openi . n hrauiifol
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&c which are offered for sal tie lowest p ices.
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