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Loadon.--The following lively des- cription of Londonis from the pen of a correspondent of the Southern Reli- gious Telegraph:
 "What city is London. From the top of St. Paul's, an elevation of ALI feet. have endeayored to estimate it's extent. imagine yourself on tie pima cle oi your highest edi6ce. Survey an area oi ten miles square, and excepting tie river that passes through it, crossed by numerous bridges, and covered with vessels of every description, let your city overspread the whole; thatis London. Suppose next that you have the population of Virginia and North Carolina, or of the two Carolinas and Georgia, assembled, and residing in that one city. Thatis the population of all London. II is "a congregated world.-- Men of all nations, of all languages, of all trades and pursuits, in every class of society, and of all descriptions of character, are here assembled. Every department of business and of pleasure is occupied. Every conceivable mode of acquiring or spending property, of redeeming or of wasting time, or ofdo- ing good or ill, is here exempli6ed. = We have seen the King, and we have seen the beggar; the man of stars and robes inthe house lords, and the crea- ture of crusts and rags in the streets, and at each extreme, perhaps, and cer- tainly among the intermediate grades, we might find all that is excellent, and all that is base, the most exalted virtue, and the blackest depravity. They are all here. The stages and steam-boats arc ever emptying into this great re- ccptacle the precious and the si.s ,t the whole kingdom.-Indeed all kingdoms bring their glory and their abomina- lions into this mammoth metropolis. for sine is tine queen among tine nations;
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NEES GILLIAN EoUs.
pA DD I THE PIPER

From Loeer's :. Legends aad Stories o1
 Iretand."I
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-03-14

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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-27
To the Farmers Of Bessa ley qaa
Jefferson rom; 81

- JeUefSOH cOtt9fstGNs
fE ME subscriber having rented S9e Mills.
IA belonging TO josiah Fisgg, sd ale sss,s.
having undergone thornngh rersir. he a.
lers to the public his services-f4e will give
one barrel superfine flour for every 500 Ibs
Of merchantable wheat. and stadh the Il.
spection 10 any market il may be sent to; or
he will grind wheat 10 seperate parcels 10 sui
customers. Country grinding Cor work) viii
be done with dispatch.
gg-Plaster grinding at notice, and Saving
when not busiIy engaged 10 grinding Tie
subscriber himself viii attend especially n
the business, and he fattefs Himself tha.
from The experience he mas had in the bust.
ness, that be can give general satisfaction.
JOSEPH MENGHINNI.
August so, iS33-tt
9J-I will be responsible For all grain deEy.,
ered into my Mill, now in the occupancy Of
Joseph MenghtaHi.
JOSIAH FLAGG.
August 80, 1889.
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PUBLIC SALE.
September 90, 1852

EETiLL be sold at public sale on Friday
w l2th OF October, at 10 O'Clock, A. Nj
al the residence of the subscriber, two miles
from Gerrardstown, on the road leading to
Winchester, all OF my household s. kitchen
furniture, consisting of bureaus. tables
chairs, beds, bedsteads, one eight day clock,
i've stoves, and many other articles not ne
cessary to enumerate. | will also dispose of,
al the same time, farming utensils OF every
description, one wagon, two hay ladders, a
first rate wheat fan, two apple mills aud a
cider screw, SC. Terms made known on
che day OF sale, when due attendance will be
gwen. JOHN UAlBANHOWAR.
September 20, 1882 --ts
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The Martinshurg academy.

ne INaftliiSDUfG ISca0emy.
FHsiiE next session of the School will com
q mence on yhoadog tke 9Th Of September
| aert. Mr. WHANr, the late preceplor, will
continue to preside over the School. The
Trustees beg leave 20 call the attention oftbe
| citsensos Berkeley and the neighboring ccun
ties to this Institution, ithas been some time
since they could venture to- recommend IT,
heartily, to the patronage of The public, they
feel warranted in doing so at this time.
Mr.. WHANN has for two years taught at
the Academy uader the careful Observation of
the Board, and they have every reason to
congratulate themselves ia their selection of
SO worthy and competent teacher. His
school has been distinguished for the quiet
and unobtrusive progress of his boys There
have been several OF his scholars turned out
Tor College, who have entered with great
credit, and the department and gentlemanly
discipline Of Dir. NhanB, has had marked
effect upon The naitaers OF his pupils.
The boarding IN aiarIinsburg Is remarkably
cheap and the town healthy, and If any lur.
Their lnducement be wanting to parents, il
may be found IN The fact that there is per
hops 20 town IA Virginia, in whch, less en-.
tIcements 10. dissipation be found than in
this village.
The studies OF fhe Academy are the Greek
and Latin languages elements ofAialhe-
mates, including Geometry, Algebra, Tiigo
aomery, Surveying, &c. Scholars are taken
in all usual branches of English education,
aud il is believed, that with diligence, a young
man may readily prepare himself under Mir.
W hann. to enter the Junior Class IN any of
the Colleges
The terms for tie Session are:
For Classical Scholars SO so
For Scholars in the English branches $40
August 30, 1889.
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POETRK
From the Lexington Union.
THE WARNING.

THE WARNING.
Touch not the bowl, young man beware,
Taste not the poisonous cup,
Else all thy hopes may change to air
With each returning sup.
See yonder wretch, whose totieriog frame
Can scarcely bear lis load:
Once he, ike thee. had hopes Of fame,
While travelling youths bright road.
But now observe his bloodshot eye,
His bloated, leverish cheek.
And hear this hslo&, deep drawn sigh,
All these bis miseries speak.
Once love and friendship cbeered his way,
No civil star did shine;
lie grew in heath and wealth each day,
With hopes as bright as'thine.
His virtuous footsteps then had trod,
IN paths where quit was not,
Nor even then blasphemcd his God,
NO haunts Of voice he sought
But then the fell destroyer came,
He tasted of the bowl,
And drank its liquid poisonous fame,
Till ruin seized his sool.
The grog shop now's his daily haunt,
That wretehed man yousee,
The picture of despair and want,
Was once, young friend, like thee.
And now. bis fevered lips are given
To blaspheme, most foul;
Hear how he calls on hell and heaven,
4 To curse his wretehed soul.
Then taste not youth, forJear, iorbeaf--
Taste not the drunkard's cup.
For in the glass, though bright and fair,
Youths hopes are swallowed up 2. N
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Martinsbnrg Academy.

FHsHE present session Of this institution
II commenced on the 9th instant, and will
close on the 9Th OF March, 1888. when the
semi annual examination will take place -
Parents can enter their sons at any time du-
ring the session, and a proportlonate reduc
ton will be made for the time which may
have elapsed Entrance at the commence
mcnt of session would be desirable.
September 40, 1882
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Public sale

TWILL be sold by publ auction, at the
Wv residence of the sui scrbers, one mile
rom the Falins Waters, 90 the road lead
sag fire n thence 10 the Lick Mills. on Sai.r
eay the 90th Instant the following property,
TO w't; mich COWS and young cattle, mum
Der OF hogs; household and kitchen furniture
OF various kinds; set OF Coopers tools, To-
tner with variety of articles not necessary
patticuiayise. xix months credit will be
allowed the purchaser on all sums over five
dollars, upon giving bond with approved Sc
curi;y; under that sum, cash. Sale to begin
. early III the day.
NOBLE EMERSON,
FRANCIS, EMERSON.
- SenInrnf1ar On goo e
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Money Wanted.

EyfIE subscribers deem IL necessary to put
b those who are Indebted 20 them, in mind
of the 18th Of OCTOBER next, that herg the
time on which one Of them intends going TO
Baltimore 20 lay in fall supply of Goods
They therefore, give notice 20 all those who
owe them by note, TO come forward and lift
the same, and those who have open accounts,
to pay them or give their notes
JAMES & PATRICK GARRY.
Darkesyille, Sept -, lS32.-3t
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bcsiuts many oIDttS..
Whole I;chetS OILY SO IaioCs S5-Qoar
ters 81 80; (no E,ghths.)
A certificate Of " hoie Tickets will cost Si24
4 cer'liicate 81 Halves %
A certi'ieat Of Quarters 81
Address your orders to
CLARKE. & COOK,
Wheeling, Va
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Esfro9y Mare.

GTRAYED from my farm, near Charles
- town, on the 22d Aug, a BAY MARE
about Is hands high. She has white spo
on each shoulder, caused by the collar, ano
a split IN each fore hoof ANY person return
ing said mare TO me, or giving me iniorma
tion go that get her again. viii be iiberaI,
rewarded.
HENRY r, NJ. BRlSCOE.
SaniCmher 90 1882 at
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MARES.

4flL
No. IA Sorrel mare, Flora, IA years old.
,ut Of Miss Dance by Ftosi=el (Bali's.)
No "a Bay mare, Pet, 10 years old, GU.
t Miss Dance by st. 4auarp
As the character OF fyoyisel is 50 generallv
Known and ranks him among the most dis
insuished racers OF his day, il is deemed
'nly necessary TO say. be was the sire.
81 4ansany, the Eire OF PEI, was full bro.
her to Floriset. and bred by Maj JOHN Ro.
BERTs, OF Culpeper, who purchased him a
sucking colt, aneswhen only three days old,
gave Tor him 100 guneas
This Horse, w.1en a Colt, was put in train.
| ing by Maj. RoBERTs, but an accident 90.
| curing, he was withdrawn from the Turf
| In point of appearance and performance, bis
judicious owner esteemed him at that age al
promising to be fully equal, if not superior
TO his brother, tfoTtset
| Miss Dtsface, the dam Of these two Mares,
| vas bred by Col DANCE, OF Chesterfield,
| nd Is well known to have been one OF The
inest Mares in Virginia. When % years old,
sad then owned by Maj. RoBEaTs, $500 was
offered for her and refused.
| Miss Daace was by Hsb,sck, dam by IN.
dependence, grand dam by the imported horse
| Did janus
| Rgduek was by the imported horse S.ces.
per, his dam by the old imported horse b.,
ja-et, son OF the Earl OF March's cid Bajasd,
son of the Godolplhn Arabian
| Both these Mares, l. lorG anti Pet, are now
W ioai by CaroLa,dn, a distinguished son Of
| Sir .irchy.
No S-.A Chestnut Sorrel mare, Virago, s
years old, by Hstd dir, dam by the impov.
ted horse HaniltCn,. grand dam by Spread
| Eas6, has new BY her side beautiful bay
lilly, by Gov. Barbour's imported horse Dung
frutile. and now in foai by Cnolinias.
" ta dir was by FLAG, and was bred By
20. ROBERT WALKER of Amherst-his dam
ny h,losely, grand dam by His!Rysr, great
grand dam by Old u lid .air. g. grand dam
by glseet. &. 6. g, grand dam by aristotle,
go. Z. grand dam the celebrated running
mare HeGiyord
| years old, very stout, full sisterto Yiraeo-
has now by her side fine horse Colt. by
young Tiq.glc, and in foal by Caroleaiot,
No "a Sorre Mare, Cora, 8 wears old
full sister 10 piago and,NeAle, and in fad
by Careln.an.
COLTS.
Ont Of these Mares are thc tolio,cing Coils
A Chestnut Sorrel, , years old, out OF Flo.
ira, by Lafayette, and IN foal by Caroinia,s.
Gray Fully, year old, out of Pet By
| w. X johuson's aiectieu
A Sorrel frlily, 2 years old, out of Fims
! by Cmoliniat.
! Bay Ftlly, Q years old, out OF Pc, by
! Conteftien.
Sorel Flly, | year old, out of Cora By
Contention
Application may be made 10 the Executors
OF Aiexauder'F Rose, fredericksburg.
/ August i6, 1882 -2m
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1TNotice.

H~N Otlce.
BERSONS u,-..ut,u 10 the subscriber are
81 hereby notified that bis books and pa
pers are left IN The hands Of William l.. Boak
in Dsrkesriile, who is authorised TO settle
and receipt tJr moneF collected Those de
sirous OF settling with the subscriber person
ally, are notified that he will attend 10 Darkes
vAie, CT the 2sth and goth OF the present
month for that purpose
JACOB f. SEIBERT.
September -, 1882.
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s. 10000

We have the pleasure of presenting to our
patri MS one of tire richest schemes we have
seen o long time.
W G present ii thus early that distant cor
respondents njey send their orders in time,
as tickets will be scarce.
IN. Y, Consolidated Lottery,
Glass. No 81. for 1889.
To be drawn in York, " ednesday, Oct17
S6 No. Combination Lottery 10 drawn bal:
SPLENDID SIHEAlE
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GARLEGANT'S
Balsan of health.

TE HE art of preparing this valuable Bal.
B SAM OF HEALTH has been in possession
Of the proprietor, JOHN S MILLER, FREQ
erick-town, Md. for some time 1t is now ex
tensively and advaniageously known IN ma
ny parts of the United States. for the cure o.
DYSPEPSIA, and many other diseases that pro
coed from morbid Condition Of the stomach
The Proprietor has beer cured Of the mos
obstinate case Of Dyspepsia, that ever a MOI
tai was afflicted with. II is also highly re
commended in Chcttcs. .NerUousasss, Tsemors
Lo,cness Of spirits, ard PaieitatiUl of The
herrt !; and is, also, sovereign remedy for
ec0fns IL is neatly put ~, in square half pin
bottles, accompanied with extensive direc
tons for IFS use, which can be had at all tune,
of the Proprietor, al his Drug and Medlcin,
Store, opposite the Market House, at ST. PEI,
bottle; and by thequantity, at very hbera!
discount. Ii can also he had Of has Agents
in Pennsylvania, .uGyyhussd, Pirgi,tia aud q
hio, by Wholesale and retail.
lhe following are among many certificate
Of cures performed by this medicine:
Frederick city Nd. Feb. 4, 1881
Dear Sir Last fall. on hearing Of Gar
lesant's Balsamof Health. prepared by you
determined to get bottle, fer the purpost
VI fBdt tiltCt u WOuiu nave III fSitPN
ing me of most severe and painful case o.
Dyspepsia. with which | was afflicted, ano
for which | tried all other prescribed RENE
DIES in vain. accordingly used one bottle
and experienced immediate aud perceptihl
relief found il also an excellent remedy
fer the Bilious Cholic, and think it superior
to any thing ever used.
ALEXANDER SMILEY.
To John $, Miller.
Since gave my certificate above, l used
another bottle of Garlegants Balsam OF
Health, which cured me perfectly of The Dys
pepsia, which | had been troubled with foi
many years. ALEXR SMILEY.
Dear SIR. / lately used your Balsam OF
tcalth: For two years had constant and
liked pain in my side, and Frequently subject
to costiYeness accompanied with fever, more
or less. accordingly bought bottle of your
Baisafn, OF your agent in Hagerstown, and
loand 1t reliereai me very much: and pro
cured the I'd bottle, which cured me perfect
ly, and since then enjoy Ieffec. health a
gain; and do recommend the said Balsam
to those that are afflicted ia the same way.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES FLAMING,
Rear Petersburg, Washington co. Md.
For sale By
ISRAEL r. JANNEY. Ms.tinsburp.
+ JOS. q. HAY ES, iiarpers Ferry, and
CHARLES HARPER, Shepherdstown.
September 8, 1882. l2t.
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Saaeftnaousg Gatet,E
PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
By WASHINGTON EVANS,


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PAYABLE IN ADVANCE;
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AT THE END OF SIX MONTHS;
ana II payment be deferred TO The end Oh
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TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY GEMS
wall invariably be demanded
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they WI be cot.iInueI and charged aeeoio'
'ng'Y
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3 WISH to purchase immediately. young
Al NEGRO MN, who has been accus
toned to farming rPerations-Alse, wanted
10 hire, LABOUREAt Tor few months.
| have several fine young HORSES and
olooded MARES for sale
RICHARD HENRY RANSOM.
Near .untutsburg, august ,, 1882
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No. IA Sorrel mare, Flora, IA years old
1ut Of Miss Dance by Fsori=ei tBali's.)
NO IA Bay mare, Pet, 10 years old, ouI
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EORsEs-

okoOD MARES AND liiEik COLTS,
E4SoR SALE, at the residence of the la,s
e. ALEXANDER +. ROSE, Esq. Stafford
Virginia, tie following Brood Mare,
and Calls ies
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-24

frame rang the bell, ordered SONG refreshments,
aud walked about the room. The wine invigorat-
cd me and warmed up my sinking fancy, which
however, required hut little fuel. L set 10 again,
and 1t was midnight before retired to my bod.
The next day | again carly, and, with II bot
tic oil wine at my side, for l was determined not
TO he disturbed; dashed at it again. was not less
successful. This day finished my first volume.
The third morning had less inclination TO write
read over and corrected what had composed.
This warmed up my fancy and, in the afternoon,
executed several chapters of my second volume
ESch day, al'ho' had not in tho least lost NV
desire of writing, wrote slower Ii was mcccssa.
ry for me, each day, to read my work from the
beginning, before iclt the existence of the char
acters Sufficiently real TO invent their actions New
crthccss, on the morning Of the seventh day, the
second and last volume was finished
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-24

Our readers will doubtless rccollcct a notice
published in this paper the 18th ult. of the mys
erious disappearance Of two little boys, one 9,
and the other 5 years old, children of Jeremiah
and Phcbc Clark Ii appears the children had
wandered down to the steamboat and had got
on board an; wcro taken TO New
York, where they were afterwards found by
their anxious mother who went there i'm search of
them. Soon after Mrs. Clark returned with her
children to this place, she was attacked with tho
cholera an the 27th ult and died The same day
Tier husband was attacked with IT, same disease
and died on the following day. Two days after
their little orphan daughter aged two and half
years was seized with cholera and died-and the
next day after hcr funeral, one of The boys who
had been lost attacked with tho same cpidcn
&c, and is also dcad-thus between the 9th ult and
the ID inst. almost the whole family was swept
away by the pestilence.-Neudrk Eagle
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NEW YORK.
Total,

Brooktyn, August 17.-New cases of choea 10:
deaths, Z. New cases in hospital, 2-no deaths.
a young lady at Brooklyn, who was well on
wednesday, INDUCED i'll 'uting apples; she was
seized with cholera next morning, and at noon was
numbered with the dead.
htod"y, Aug. l6th-l2 new cases. severe, and
deatHs.-lO of the cases in private practice, 2 i'm
the central hospstal.
1roy.-Reported 18th ard 18th, deaths; and ON
the 18th, deaths.
Rochester-New cases 18th, 10, deaths l; 18th cw
cases %, deaths Z.
B"gaIo.--On the 18th inst. new cases, death
18th, 3 new cases, ) deaths
PENNSYLVANIA
up to the 18TH inst OF Cholera and 3
deaths had occurred at Pottsville Penn
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Tbe Constitutional 1SlbiU.

ODE TO THE GERMANS.
nv THOMAS CAMPBELL, ESQ.
The Spirit "f Britannia
inv"kcs across the main,
Her sister Allemania
To burst tho Tyranrs chain:
Ky our Kindred blood slo cries,
ilsc, Auruinnluny, rise,
And hallowcd thrice the band
Or our kindred hearts snail be,
When your land Shall hc the land
OF tho irccoi the free.
With Freedoms lion-banncr
Britannia rules the waves;
Whilst your BROAD STONE OF noNoH'
Is still tho camp of slaves.
For shame, for glory's sake,
Wake, AllemaniauS, wake,
And the tyrautS now that whcIm
Hal the world shall quail and flee,
When your realm shall be the realm
Or tho icoc--oi the free.
Mars owes tn you his thundcrt
That shakes the battle field,
Yet to break your bonds asundcr
No martial bolt has pcald.
Shall the laured land of Art
Wear shacklcs on her hCaril
No. the clock yc iram'd To tell,
BY it's sound, the march OF timc,
Let IT cang Opprcssions knoll
Ger Your cimc-o'or your cline,
The Prcss's magic letters
That blessing yc brought for,h,-
Bchod it lies in letters
On the soil that gave it birth:
But the trumpet must lie heard,
And the charger must he spurr'd
For your father Armn'S Sprte
Calls down from heaven, thai We
Shall grid you for the fight,
And be irec!-and be frce
.Ehrcnbrcit>tcin signifies in German, "the broad
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NUBEKT i. GWATHMEY.
King VIM. County, Aug. 2O-w3w

faNO GABRIEL DIX-Sr: Since you do not
a. reside within the Commonwealth of Virgil
MIA, and have no agent to me known, within the
same, take this method Of notifying you, that /
shall, at the store of George X. Carlton, in the
county of King Queen and State of Virginia. on
the 9Th and 18th of Sept. next, between the hours
OF o'clock, in the morning, and sunset of those
days-aDd in the tavern of A. G.. ShacBleford at
the court house of the said county, on the 1th of
Tie same month, and between the sumo hours Of
mat aay-and at the store of III. IT, Cauthorn in
the county of Essex and State aforesaid on the
l2th, 18th and 14tli of the same month, and be-
tween the same hours Of those dsys--and at the
tavern of Thos. Matthews, in the town Of Tappa
hammock and State aforcsad-on the 18th and
10Th OF the same month, and between the same
hours OF those days, proceed TO take the DEPOSIT
tons of William Newbill, Richard Ncwbill, Miss
Coates, Robert Pollard, WIN. +. Gaines, and sun
dry other persons to be read as evidence in suit
now depending and undetermined in the circuit
superior court Of law and chancery. for the county
OF King " Queen aforesaid, in which suit am
PIT, and you aud others are dts, at which times
and PAGES you may attend if you think progpT
au 2-law4w JAMES NEWELL