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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-01

gradually losing its silken lustre. the husband
soon afterwards, very ungallantly, solicited the
Supreme Court to grant him divorce from his
said wife Polly. From the legislative debate. to
which we are referring, we learn that the appli-
cation was refused on the following ground:
While the parties were living together IN a
state of amicabIe Indifference. they attended a
party at neighbours house. which had assembled
to boil apple butter. 10 the course of The even.
ing =. Mr. Moore laid his sleeve around the shoul.
ders of young woman, while setting al the fire.
side, in company with others. and drawing her
up in his arms. gaze her kiss" This fact be-
ing made known to the Supreme Court, they re-
fused to loosen Mr. Mnore's matrimonial chains.
From this it is to be inferred, that there is in
Ohio neither statute nor common law authorizing
married men to kiss unmarried women.
Mr.. Moore, not satisfied with this decision of
the Supreme Court, has made his appeal TO the
legislature and at our last date. the question was
pending before that body. The speakers were
discussing the ethics of kissing. and censuring
the Supreme Court for their decision. AS the mat
ter is one of vast Importance, and as it affords a
fine field for fine speeches. il is altogether uncer-
tain when our august legislators will return to
the body of their constituents.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday morning. is6th INST. at the resi-
dence of Robert Beal, Esq. bv the Rev. MIR.
Hatch, EBENEzER ]. HUME, Esq, Of Nashville,
Tenn. to Miss BARBARA ELLEN BERRY, Of
Washington.
In Union County, Ky, on Wednesday the
9th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. c Duvall, r. j. b.
GILcHRIsr, Esq, to Miss HENRI ETA MARIA
Ross, daughter Of Charles Bordiey Ross, Esq,
formerly of Frederick Cuantv, Maryland.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-01
advertisement.

TINfIE person from OF the Northern Neck Coun
l. ties of Virginia, who, assuming the name Of a
pruken bank, ard whose identity Can De established
beyond all Question: is required to make mme diste
the proper and necessary explanation and reparatio
to the ind vi.lasI upon whom The imposition prac
tised OH, rwise, he may expect that exposure hch
the base and .sit,ous outrage which he has perpeir.
ed iustl. merits 3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-01

W The Farmers of Fairfax County favora.
BILE to State Rights, according to the Virginia re.
solutions of '9s aud so. are requested to meet at
Cats Tavern on Saturday next, the Cd March,
at o'clock. for the purpose Of adopting resolu.
tons expressive Of their sentiments.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-01
From the Cincinnati (Ohio) Chronicle.
EFFECTS OF KISSING A YOUNG LADY.

Our legislature have had quite an animated de-
bate upon the legal consequences Of married man
kissing an unmarried lady. As the same qups.
ton appears TO have engaged coordinate branch
Of our eovernment-the Supreme judicial trrbu :
nal of Oho;--and as there are great many mar
ried men and unmarried women within the limits
of thi, State, we deem it advisable to notice this
with some particularly. especially as it must
be borne in mind that ignoraniia egis neninens
eTcuSGf.
IL appears that in 1892. Mr.. Jeremiah Moore
married Miss Polly Prough. In 1925 they be-
gan to grow tired Of each other, and their chain
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SzklP NEWS.
PORT 0F ALEXANDRIA,. On. e.

ARRIVED. February 90.
Schooner Pembroke, Grey, New York; Salt
to 4 G. Ca2enUve g. Co
Steamboat Potomac, Nevit, Norfolk; freight
and passengers. -Passcd Schooner Catherine,
Rodgers, from New York, bound up.
Arrived at New Orleans February 10, Schr
Lafayette. Bssel, from this port.
Schr Jonn Alexander arrived at Rio Gtande
on the 5ih December and sailed for Montevideo
on the 9th.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-01

We learn by gentleman who left Annapolis
yesterday afternoon. that the bill authorising the
Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road Company to make
o Rail Road from Baltimore to Washington. pass
ed the House Of Delegates Yesterday, by vote
Of 81 to 10. The bill provides. among other
matters, for subscription of 100000 on the
part of the State. -Bah finn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-01
VOTES ON THE TARIFF BILL.

table Of the votes arranged according to the
States represented, would not be unacceptable to
our readers. We have taken the report of the
Inteligencer Of Tuesday morning, in which
there appears. however, to be an error Of addi-
ton. We make the number, as in the table be.
low, 1aO ayes, to 81 noes,-instead Of 11s to IS
noes.
Anderson, Jas Bates, McIn-
tire, Holland, Kavanagh, Jarvis
New Hampshire-Ayes-Brojh Harper,
Hubbard, Weeks
Nay-ChandIer
Absent-Hammons
Massachusetts
Noes-Hodges, Dearborn, ] c Bates, Choate,
Adams, Davis, Briggs, E Everett, Grennell, APP
pleton, john Reed. Kendall, Nelson
Rhode Istand-Ayes-none
Noes--Bnrges, Pearce
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Noes--CahoOn, Everett, Hall, Slade, Heman
Allen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Nays-Barber, Ellsworth, Huntington, Inger.
soil. Storrs, Young
New York-Ayes- Bergen, Cambreleng, Yer
planck, White. Ward, Lansing, Root,
Bouck, Angel. Hoffman, Doubleday
Nays-Pendleton, Wilkins, c Bfodhead.
King, Pierson, Beardsley, Taylor, Pitcher. Ho.
gan, Dayan, Wardwell, Collier. Ed c Reed.
Bsrstow, Babcock, Dickson Whittlesey, 6 II
Wheeler, Bates Cooke
Absent-Lent, (dead) Soule, Jewett, Tracy
NeW Jersey-Ayes-none
Nays-Southard, Lewis Condct, Silas Con.
dit, Hughes, Copper. Randolph
Pennsylvania -Ayes-Horn, Smith, Gilmore,
Coulter
Nas-Sutherland. Watmougb. Hester. 10.
shua Evans, Potts, Mann, Butcher, Henry King,
Muhlenburgh. Ihrie. Ford, Stephens. Dewart,
Adam King. Cra~l ford, Robert Mccoy, Allison,
Burt, McKennan, Denny. Banks
Absent--,A Stewart
Deii,care --Nay-J | Milligan
Maryland Ayes-Spence. Kerr. Semmes,
Sewel, Washington, Jcnlier, Thomas, Worth
ins,on, Howard
Navs- None
Jirgima--Ayes--Ne Newton, Coke. Roane,
Chinn. Robert Allen, Armstrong. Barbour, Pat
ton. Archer. Alexander, Davenport. Bould,n,
Gordon. William Mccoy, Johnson, Maxwell,
Craig, Draper, Claiborne, Mason
Nav-C Mercer
North Carohna-Ayes wv B Shepard. Haw-
kins, Hall. Branch. Barringer. Spe,ght, Mckay,
A II Shepperd, Rencher, Bethune, Gunner, Viii
liams, Carson
Navs-Noue
South Mitchell, Blair, Nuc.
kolIs, DAVIS, McDufie, Fielder, Griffin, Barn
we'll, DraytOn
Nays-None
Georgia AYES Foster, Lamar, Newman, w
Thompson. Wayne, Clayton
Nays-None
Absent Wilde
Kentucky -Ayes--D MEL, Marshall. c. AL.
Ian, HAYES. Letcher. Adair, Gather. Thomp-
kns. Wicklifft, Lecumpte, II NJ johnson. Ly-
Navs--Nune
Tsanesse-Ayes-Blair, Arnold, Isaack>, Stan
differ, w Hall, Bell, Polk, Johnson, Fltz.
gerald
Ohio--Ayes-Flndlay. Corwin. Creighton, IT.
vim. J Thompson, f WhittIesey, S,anbery
Nays-Crane, Russell, Vinton, Kennon, Lea
witt, + Cooke
Absent-Eance
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Thomas, E ID
White
Indiana -Ayes-Boon, Carr
Nay-McCary
Minois-Aye--Dupcan
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Missouri Ashley
.4iabama-A,es-Clay, Lewis, Mardis
SUMMARY
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COMYIERCIAL.
BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE

BALTIMORE PATRIOT UFFICE, :
Wednesday. Feb q, O'Clock, p. NJ.
FLouR-Hn"ards st IS a 2j; several parcels
have been shipped within few days past.
City Mills-SaIes OF 1000 bbs at IS 18i full.
GRAIN Whfat-Sales at 81 los.
C"rn-Sales at 55 cents dull.
Rive Is selling at Is 20 cents.
Oat> on the decIlne--35 cents offered.
WHIsKEY-S of copper distilled york
Co at 80 cents; the quantity increasing
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-01

YESTERDAY eveEing, by member Of my fami.
J. ly, either on King, WASH g,on Of ,amero SIS.
ieticuie, or Bsg. made uf mnhair and be ads, and
trimmed with Glue ribbon here were letters in
it. unopened, directed to me, with some other tlags
suitable compensation will nc made for It's retrrd,
and especially for the letters, Which can he pu,
the Post. flee. as they important me, and Cab
be of To others.
mar l--3t CHRIS TOPPER NEtLE
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DIED..

On Monday the 25ti inst. in the S4h year of
her age. after lingering disease OF 5 months,
Mrs. ALICE MI BURN. the wife of Mr.. George
Mburn, Of W ashingtnu.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-01

Sla January. 1888.
ATOTICE is hereby given to the -tockhoLters IN the
IN Alexandria Cara Company. that instalen Mt OF
five dollars per share (makng total Of $50 per share
.qred to be paid before the 4th duy of March
next; also nsaIment Of Ave dollars Fer share, to be
paid on or before tn 4th day Of April; and further
nsalment OF five dollars per share, to be paid on or
before the 4th day of May next
by order Of the Board of Directors:
JOHN II. CREASE, Clerk A. C. Co,
feb 2-a3t-Hl. g, 3S4thMsr,AprMy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-01

Add Speaker, who did not vote, Of course.
Baltimore american.
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Eo isneru en

70 lsner
EhRD iGE, ons Oars, cork Wood. &c. Just re-
" ce.ved and tor sale ny
mar JOSIAH II, DAVIS
E"nS III Alex .nAcia stock.
1 FEW shares for sale. nipyto
~ mari J>t.. CO"SE, Broker
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-01

NJ Pursuant to the above Decree, | shall
proceed to sell, Tor cssh,
M $50 ACRES OF LAND,
N in the ';ndnt, OF Alexandra. shom 4 miles
'fe6 from Georgetown, and miles from Alexan.
essSsa dria, adjoining the land of VIM Birch. Jas.
Payne, and Mrs, Ager Sale to take p ace on Tues.
day. the 81 day of April next. at ~ o'clock on the
premises to wit, at WIN. Brch's house. n the pur.
chssers fail to comply with the terms of sale in ten
day thereafter the land, thar day, will again be
Sold and the first purchasers held liable for any dec
ency. T.. SCUTT, Commissioner.
mar l. eolodApr
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NiberuiaM Society

HKUtI ftIuN OOOAOtJ
4 STATED meeting of this socie.s vii! be held
~ next Monday evening, at O'Clock 1.-THE 4th Of
March, in the room over the fly lrsuh ans, MARKET
square CHARLES MURRAY, Secy.
mar l. st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-01

i"e Select Committee Of the Senate Of Mas
''u'e''s' appointed TO consider that part Of the
NO'e'aorS Address, which relates to the pro.
N'u'uss OF South Carolina, have made an able,
;. ~ Report, accompanied BY empha-
~. - e'O'auon' against the heresy Of South Ca.
Ton 'oS'""A
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-28
Martinsburg Races.

"A GREEABlY TO previous notice, the
IN subscribers to the .nwtiasburg Races,
met on Tuesday the 18th instant. TO ap
point Managers, arrange purses, sc. and
made the following arrangements: to BE-
run for over beautiful course, near Mar
tinsburg, on Wednesday, the 18Th day 81
Nay neat. purse of one hundred nifty
dollars. three miles and repeat. carrying
weights, &c agreeably to the Richmond
Rules. On Thursday the 10th. purse Of
one hundred dollars, two miles and repeat.
carrying weights &c as above.-On Fri
day the 18th. purse Of seventy Eve dol
lars, enc mile heats. three best out OF FIVE,
carrying weights. SC as above. On the
same day. and Immediately after the main
race. handsome Saddle, Bride and Mar
tingale, worth Thirty Dollars. one mile
and repeat. The winning horse of each
preceding race excepted. The Purses will
he paid at the Judges Stand BY
HE MANAGERS.
March 90, 1883. --tg
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-28

CoNGREss.

0We are authorised to announce
to the voters of the counties of Berke-
ley, Jefferson, Frederick, Hampshire
and Morgan, that WILLIAM NAyLoR,
Esq. is candidate to represent said
district in the next Congress of the u
nited States.
VTWc are authorised TO announce
Col. EDWARD Lucas. jr. as candi-
date TO represent the district composed
of the counties of Frederick, jefferson,
Berkeley, Morgan and Hampshire in
the next Congress Of the U. States.
STATE SENATE.
VTWe are authorised to announce
to the voters of the counties Of Berke.
ley, Hampshire and Morgan, that
CnRrsTopHER HErsKELL, Esq. is a
candidate to represent said district in
the Senate of Virginia.
6TWe are authorised to announce
to the voters of the counties of Berke.
ley, Hampshire and Morgan, that Mr..
WILLIAM Coon, is candidate to re.
present said district in the Senate OF
Virginia.
house OF DELEGATEs.-Berkeley city.
6rWe are authorised to announce
Col. EDWARD CoLsToN, a candidate
to represent the county of Berkeley,
in the House Of Delegates of Virginia.
0-.-We are authorised to announce
CHARLES JAMES FAULKNER, Esq. a
candidate to represent the county OF
Berkeley, in the House Of Delegates Of
Virginia.
0TWe are authorized to announce
Capt. PETER GARDNER, as candidate
for the House of Delegates of Virginia
at the next election.
Jefferson county.
0TWe are authorised to announce
JOSEPH t. DAUeHERTy, Esq. candi.
date torcpresent the county Of Jefferson
in the House Of Delegates of Virginia.
0TWe are authorised to announce
john A. THOMPSON, Esq. candidate
to represent the county of Jefferson in
the House of Delegates of Virginia.
GrWe are authorised to announce
JoHN s. GALLAuER, Esq. candidate
to represent the county of Jefferson in
the House Of Delegates of Virginia.
UTWe are authorised to announce
DR.. john QuIGLEY, candidate to re-
present the county Of Jefferson in the
House Of Delegates of Virginia.
0TWe are authorised to announce
JoHN O'FERRALL, Esq. candidate to
represent the county of Morgan in the
next General Assembly.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-28
Public Sale.

4
|vHsHE subscriber having determined 70
remove 10 the western country this
Spring. will expose to public sale, ON
Thursday, the 25th inst. at his residence
in JMartinsburg. all of his HOUSEHOLD
s. XII rCHEN FURNITURE, consisting
of Beds, Bedding. Bedsteads, Tables.
Chairs, Bureaus, Desks. Secretary. a great
variety of Kitchen Furniture. not necessa-
Try to mention; two TEN PLATE
STOIES and pipe. two HORSES. and
one mich COW; several HOGS; a water
CAR, about forty bushels Of POTA.
TOES.
Also. on the same day. at bis Cabinet
Shop, variety Of new work consisting Of
three Mahogany Side Boards. Bureaus
Desks and Secretaries, Tables, Bedsteads.
Stands. Sc, large number of Cabinet
Makers Tools. q largenS3rning Lathe.
with a large wheel together with his
entire Stock on hand, consisting of large
quantity Of Seasoned Mahogany, Cherryx
Walnut, Poplar and Pine Plank and
Scantling.
Nine months credit win be given the
purchaser. on all sums over IS. upon Civ
ing bond with approved security, under
that sum cash. Sale to begin early in
the day.
JAMES $. BOYD
March I4th. l63s.--w
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MARRIED,

MARRIED,
On Tuesday evening the 10th inst. by the Rev
MT. Kennedy. Mr. JAMES l.. HeNssAw, for
merry OF this county, 10 Miss Susan HElsKEIL
daughter Of the late jacob Heiskeil, ESQ. q
Hampshire county
DIED
On Sunday morning last, Mr. JosxPH MlS.
CRIME, Of this county. The deceased was
worthy, respectable citixenhe has left wife and
several children to lament their loss.
On "Wednesday the 10th inst. after short III.
ness, FRRpERlcK SrrlL, oul, son Of q. ri w
Stull. Esq. Of Hagcrstown. This is the third SON
that Mr.. Stull has lost within a few months.
On Friday night last, in Hagcrstown. Of the
scarlet fever, Doct. WnLIAM u. MAcafLL, well
known as OF respectable character in mis- pro
fcssion, at home and abroad
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-28
Washington County Bank.

Wdl,amsport. March 2ist, 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the sub
IN scribers to the capital stock OF hi.
company. that further inslalmept Of Two
Dollars and Fifty Cents on each share Of
stock Is required to be paid in al the Ban
king House on Monday the 24th OF June
next. BY order.
GEO Il MosHER, Cashier.
March %, 1888 6w
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-28
Notice.

ny HE anniversary meeting Of the Ber-
kesey and Jefferson Sabbath Schook
U mon, viii take place on the first We'd
nesday 10 April next. at 10 o'clock, A NJ.
n the Lutheran Church in Martinsburg.
fancsual attendance Is requested by tho
delegates OF the schools belonging to the
Union, as the delegates Of the schools
will read their respective reports
JAMES McMURRAN, Cor See.
March %, 1888
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-28

eO4 prizes-40 900 Tickets-$i2o, 0OO
Tickets S4-halves S2-quarters 81
e5-All orders frt0 distance, enclosing the
cash or prize tickets, will be thankfully re-
ceived and promptly attended to, il adore ssed
to WILLIAM N THOMPSON.
Martinsburg. Mar %, 1888.
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0J-After our paper went to press, we receive
ed authority from Hampshire. 10 announce W.T.
LIAM DONALDSON, Esq. as candidates 10 re.
present this district in the Senate of Virginia.
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CAP ON SPRIh q ROAD
LOTTERY.

CLASS 8. FOR 1888,
10 be drawn at Smithfeld. Jefferson
county, Va. on Wednssday, the eth dan as
April, 1888.
ALL PRIZE LOTTERY.
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Iseo doors Soaih Of the Post Office.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
To be drawn at Martinsburg, Berkeley
County, Va, on Monday the 9th day Of
April, 1888.
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SHENANDOAH FREE. BRIDGE,
LOTTERY.

EXTRA CLASS No. 4 FOR 1888;
10 be dracn ix Winchester, Va.
On Monday. April Is. 1888.
NEHEML
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Steam Card Mandatory.

Steam Card Mandatory.
HsHE subscriber has erected steam
n engine during the last summer, for
driving his machinery in the manufactur
ing MACHINE CARDS; and is now sup
Piled with good assortment Of
Machine Cards and Fiileting,
which he can sell on as good terms as any
manufactured in the United States Card
ers and fullers sending their orders by
merchants and others. can depend upon
having good article sent them AL per
sons in wan. Of any article in my line.
will do well to call or send to No. 100
West Pratt. between Howard and Eutaw.
streets, Baltimore
JOHN III HASK ELL,
Successor to DAVID G Mccoy
Baltimore. March 80, 1888 = St
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Capital Prize $4,000.
SCHEME.

1o'ozs prlzes, $780,,
More PRIZES than M..4N.KS.
Tickets ~; Halves 81; Quarters 81.
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1t is with sincere regret that we have
received, by the mail Of yesterday,
the news Of the decease of the Hon.
DOMINIQUE BoULIGNy, late Senator
Of the United States, from the State of
Louisiana. He died at his residence
in New Orleans on the morning of the
fifth OF this month. He was true pa
triot and an excellent and honorable
man.--Nat. Int.
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PUBLIC SALE.
ENyILL be sold at Public Auction, on
w Saturday the 9th day OF April next.
great variety of
Household and Kitchen

1IOUSPHUIU U7IU N1ICHEU
FURNITURE,
consisting of Beds. Bedsteads, Tables,
Chairs. Desks, Sc.
ONE COOKING STOVE;
One Cow, &c. &c.-A credit Of six months
will be given on all sums above five dol
lars, under that sum Gosh.
SUSAN RIDDLE.
Martinsburg, March %, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-28

.Ne,c Hampshire. The annual election
for State Officers took place on Monday
last. The Hon Samuel Dinsmoor was
re elected Governor without any regular
opposition. The Jackson Van Buren, Hill
party have large majorities in both bran
hes of the Legislature. Van Buren,
members Of Congress are elected.
Boston yat.as.
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VIC Nhu TIC iotioWllS Important uoc-
ument, from the pen of the veteran
prophet LORENZO Dow, in the Norwich
Republican,:
10 ALL REAL AND TRUE AMERICANS
Don't give up the Ship!
Disappointed ambition leads to re-
sentiment and revengel Hence certain
men are led to lend themselves, as
tools to distract the country and lay
waste the landi
WASHINGTON, as by a PATRIARCH
AL influence, spake of such characters
and times! Hence he advised to consi-
der any one, who seeks to divide the
nation, as an ENEMY-and should be
dealt with accordingly!
If blood must be shed, let it fall on
the TRANseREssoRsl "For judgment
must begin at the house of God!
SHARK WELL" all those who are
bent TO RUIN the country, and sink the
ship! That when the STRUGGLE comes,
JUSTICE may take place, to save the
people!
''He that hath no SWORD, let him
buy one," and be prepared for the
worst against TRAIToRs, whether ma
tive or adopted citizens )-ambitiou in.
! triguing FOREIGNERS, who are bent on
MISCHIEF in this nation, to seek our
harm and RUIN! Take timely warn.
ing! for the day to s'try mems souls is
at hand;" hence may God give us wis.,
dom and protection!
LORENZO DOW.
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Mr. G. J. TRorTER has retired from
the editorial department Of the Kentucky
Gazette. IN consequence Of i'll health.
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.AtsfuL-The ship Martha, arrived here
yesterday. fell in with the wreck of YES
sci that had been burnt, and Ia dead DO
dies floating round her Picked up some
spars, trussel tree Of the mizen mast, on
which was written, M III. Taylor, mate of
ship. 1.-THE rest obliterated.l
~ y Gag. March 10.
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Capt. Battles. superintendent Of opera
tivss at the Boston Navy Yard. committed
suicide last week. by hanging himself.
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Thonpson's Office.

March %, 1888 CIV