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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-12
Elegant extracts from the Admins

Elegant extracts from the Adminis-
tration ougs.
"The impudent and unconstitutional
assumption of power on the part ofthc
majority Of the Senate, in their attack
upon the President of the Peoples
choice" Bah. Republican
"Mr. Biddle, it will be seen, carries
on the war against the administration
through his feed advocates and their
retainers in the Senate. According
TO his orders, issued through the Ma
tional Bank Gazette, which we noticed
at the time, the nomination of Henry
Horn, late a member of Congress, has
been rejected as bank Director
Globe.
"Scnate governed by men who have
the strongest possible reasons for ha-
ting The people, &C." Ibid.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-12

might have contended with her for
Iwitching precedence.
She was accustomed TO attend divine
service in the church near which her
remains are now permitted to rcpose
lin peace, and when the old chime OF
Trinity bells proclaimed the hour OF
prayer on the tranquil Sabbath, she
was seen, with meek and pious look,
vending her way down the aisle, her
mild blue eye piously and pensivcly
cast down, with her white cambria
handkerchief carefully onveloping the
crimson covered prayer book; and
when choristers lifted up their voices
to the loud swell of he deep toned or
gan, her liquid notes floated through
the fretted vault above, and assembled
like pure incense TO the throne of
Grace.
She was intuitively modest; and if
by accident any orc took the freedom
of this lady's chamber, and found even
a curl derangcd, or bodice out of
place, deeper than the fragrant rose
would her bushes speak her embar-
rassmcnt; and yet, an omnibus driver
with his sooty hands, his rude and
vacant stare, was twirlng round that
scull, thus sacrilegiously exposed 10
the gaze of the curious and prying
world, and thrusling his dirty fingers
in those sockets which were the case
ment of eyes that once beamed with
goodness and love.-Vanitas raniia-
tum.
The cupidity of man is every where
alike; the aura sdcra .fanacs embraces
every object, dead or alive; and they
who deposte the body in the sepulchrc,
under the prayer that it may reposc
until the last trumpet shall sound, viii
sell the land, and the sacred bones il
contains, to erect building which shall
yield ten per centum per annum; and
if the SPECTATOR can count his gains
thereby, be will run street through
the middle of the church yard, though
he scatter the bones of all that was
good and lovely on earth, which may
impede his passage, to the right and
left of him. Such violations Of the
grave among the Turks are punished
with death--with us, who boast of
purer faith, we make money out of it.
How fortunate 1t is that Westminster
Abbey is not in the neighborhood of
Wall street, or within the reach of
Corporation improvements. The bones
of Addison, Gray, Parneil, Goldsmith,
Johnson, Chatham, Canning, Nelson,
Abercrombie, Pitt, Fox, Burke and
hundreds of immortal spirits, whose re.
mains lie there, quietly and triumph
antly inurned, would be tossed in pro-
miscuous heaps, for every lounging
to kick over, or picked up |
for chronological virtuosi, to be scraped
and cleaned, and made decent, for the |
of adjoining shelf in their
Study.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-03

9obe bes ebissn Blottes unternom'
men, Don ,relbem bereitS Die erlte
9summer erbienetl lA, uno III DerS
en- untsritlBun9 mir ale Dcutl6en
Srepb pbeit@Sreunoe erssbentt einlo'
Den.
Oas 8tatt bat ;u9lei6 notb cine
an0ere rpibtl9e Seltimmun9. Us
fol- ben H9en, lebeno.9ea 0elIt un*
terfieen, tpeleber licb 9esenmdrtlg
in Der leut(Usn 8eo6lferun9 Diner
lta's p fbbn pfenbort; ; (clI 3ur
grboltun9 Der oeutf tfhen "5proDe,
9erbreitune unp Bef6rcerun9 Der
Rlntte un0 9Ei0enfebaften uno
hberbaupt oes eeleh unO frafttsen
oeutl6en ;Sebens in 2lmerlfo bep'
tro9en.
9as Dlatt erfcbeint jeeen Oonz
aer1to9 unD entbd4t pier uno s,pan'
zig fh6n nnb lesbor 9erruetteGpa!s
ten ouf einem cmpsrlolbe9en.-
Ser 9DreiS lit Q Sboler jdbrli6,
bablbor im,erlten Monate.
Sie erlteu ;ebn 5(umme ern f6nn,
en- eytra erbalten tperoen Fl: 40
Gents in GpronSbe3oblung.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-03
'Bpr1 MuSlQnDe*

Oie orep sroBen Sage tlno IN
Daris obne lrseno eine n1ertwlroi'
&c 0e9ebenbeit oDrhber 9e9ongen.
Gin SottolltDn oer 9>otionolsorDe
bate (I6 9sneisert ouf Dem pora,
Oeplabe i'll er(beine1, in0eben rdbr'
te Dies bios Don einem 3ni(te ber
wel6er Gi6 Swii6en. bem Sberf
81. De. ct. Qeon, elm ndturti6er
@pbn:ppn 0lapolepn, nno letnem
Chef entIpOnnen batte.>
@s bei6t OoB Der SpanilbeG or
tes Qn 24lten e}alp Don Der Sbnis-
in Negentin 1T elgener perfun er,
6fnet tpuroen. : :,
0ie Gbolera nltbet f1lrhtbar ID
Der DouptItaot penS panien. Sn
Maorto CAB Der Nuebru1 Der gbot
tera NnlQ6 su Nnf,tdnpen, inpsm
man Die QSerbeerunsen Der @en6e
Der Birtuns bes9ifts sufbrieb. -
Auf Gin Gerilbt, oo6 bic M6nbe
Ole 8runen versiftet bdtten, ltilrn,s
te Der p6bel in 0reD &leIter, tpel6t
eeplhnoert, unp feoann bic priefer
ermoroet tpu,oen. Sn Dem $lolter
Sanct sSIbor bi6tea 20 bis 90 Ses
fuiten ibr 2tben Elm, uno tn Dem
Sron;isconer Sloifer Ganct Sbp'
mas wur0e cine nod speit 9r66ere
Ansabl set6otet, inoe6en eelan9 es
Der Nesierun9 Der wutb oes Dbb<
els @inbalt 3u tbun, ,lnO bic Nube
ipuroe mieOer ber9elteut.
Oic Stoet Man6e,fer, tn gng>
lan0, 1pnroe am am soften 9ulp
BON einem furbtb Sturm,petter,
beeleitet nit 9onner, 8lis, 0asel
u.Gesentbeimsefubt, bepna.
be 9 Stunben onbleIt. Ote g.
seno bep Mon6elter bat cine gang
anoere9ettalt an9enommen.-Oas
nieorise eanD bot Das Nn(eben ein'
IS srpben 2anoeest un0 Sdutne,
,Stranbe, pfan5en uno glumen
IaQes ipas Dee 8 0es 25ln'
oes, uno Den a J. lle en- Mil<
lloAen folder ou6eroroentliber
Shlo6en niebt pioerltsben fcnntc,
tpuroe pernibtet. .~
Ole Berifbte pcn0oaano lauten
|ebr frleolib. ginem ,fenisllcben
Decrtt pom Gotten Sulp Sufolse, 1T
Den Ofh;leren uno SplDaten con
Ser Sbutterp pDer W,ili; llr(aub
I auf cine unbeltlmmte 3eit .ertbeilt
tneroeny Anelbes IS gut. sals cine
sanslibe gntlabuns ..ansefshen rusr<
|rA Fam, cine MaaBrsseG tppmit
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-03

Sein. iblss Ssi1en.-2(n einem
prdbtisen 9ebauoe,. ,pel6cs Elm
0srr parfer, in Garllsls, penn.
erreiettet baben, am, Somltas Dor
ID Sasen, Die Nrbeitsleuts seine
SnnIbrlft: uJodfon uno Feline
Banf,',' oufaeGsdt. Die Sanfleu>
te n1urrtsn oariber unp brpbten Die.
ielbe hsrunter il, nebmen. ! 2(uein
Die Slas9ewebte bis oenf folsenoen
9isnttas, ols le ponoem @i9ner,
.0rn. oparfer, felbtt berunter 9ef
r1omtaen tpurce,: tporauf Die Nrs
better ''anstraten'' uno :ild. mel,
sertsn an Die Nrbett III ssben, un-
|geabtet Ct perlpraN |ie, tpte0er aufs
|,ultefcn. .gsllt erfrenlibsau feben,
|oa6 oerVeift Der arbeitenoen Ma6e
|sr'pabt iiL' uno lle Den 9sriub
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-03

Der 0onf, (ie I'll unteroriceen unb.
Die; Nrifpfrotie ~ mdtenI ,robrt
nebmen :; uno fe entfbIpssn flnO su
iei9en, pa6 Ne feline &I0ee llnp, DIE
elmer: g ohe unbsme9t. ..3ufeben, bon
Der ibr 9Epbt ODER 9Geb in etnem
70 srpber 81 oobe obbdn9t.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-03
Sos UcrIDrne unD rpteoer 9efunoeue
SinD..

Gin 2lt ten 2(pril vsrlie6 ein Dttrz
jdbrl9er &nobe, Der Gobn oss
l5erren %. .ponot Das odterltcl>e
0ous 3u 2eipers Sorf, 9Bctt 9orI
petb, Sen. NIT 2>.GpietComcro>
ooen. Sisfe rparen unatDtfou,
senug, tpdbrepo ibrer Belultisun9
lbn aGetn III lof1en, uno oorlber ere
(ebrecfen entfernte er l'b in entscsen
sc Ieeter Elbtun9. Don ibnsn unD
perlrrte Ilh bolO in Dem QBoloe.-
9Bie src6 oos @rGbrecsen Der
@ltern nor, ols Ct NIT zen onoern
nl6t ;urldtom, lift feb lelht peu>
fen, uno Oer9ebli6 tpuroe oos Sino
9 Sage uno 9 0}d6te BON ibnen
unp plelen No6barn 9efutt. Dim
ooraufotgenDen MittmD6 fomen
0ufs neue nl6t :>peni9er ais 800
Meniben stlfomneny Den fleinen
. Nludtlins ~ iuten, uno 254 Don
lbnen i'll pferOe bIloeten cine lonae
glnic In Oetcn Mttte lld Obrner
befonrcn, um fetnen Subbreit un,
bco6tet 5u loQsn. Ser 'Nlon qe>
lons ou6 9lh6Ii6 DEM, (pdt arr
Wttto9 truroe Dos trn ncm 2drm
Der }oOrner uno Dem 9elbret Der
@udenpcn erfdreGte Sinb su Dem
-5ouie Ocs ISerrn Somuel gBiut.
ans 9etrieben, Ger fDgleib bic frohc
ylodridt feiner 2(nfunft ben be-
flmmerten Gltern funo tbun Lie6.--
Srdnflin 70 bei6t Der .&nobe, botte
bic beiren erften> S(dbte in einem
bcblen Boumlfomm, uno Gle brittle
ouf trodnem .eouoe eeI6lofen (eiz
men Ooter lbm mebrmols rufen qez
bort nno fcsor oenSbein rer SAT-
tel Die ole|er tru9 Sefeben. QBar>
um famff cu nibt ;u mtr,t.fraste e.
in leiner llnfbulo Den Qoter, als
tb oir ontmUrtste ? .&r bette wdb>
reno teinss llmberirrens ntebts oe>,
ncnen, uno mor burb 6mser uno
Nnitrensuns febr erfbIpftI ais sr
rpieoer: unter menlben Fam, uno
pie bo6er freuten gltern ibn ,pieoer,
faben.
(gp. 3situns.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-03
6heriffs S 3e.rfouf

',GGraft zines fsbIes puu 9Ilias f. ia. an
MID erlatIen BON ber Court BON Common
pliss, eon Sta,f @aunty, Sbip, rperbe ID,
an Der 2klre oes @purtbaufes. tn @anton,;
auf SatnIias, DEN 18. October 3piIber
s tlbr o. .Mts. uno S ubr 81. Wts. an;be=
Iastsm Gage, Qotte so. 265 in Der Stabt
canton, init einem 9roBen 5wsvf6dtaen
Budfeinbau(e sarauft gum De,faafe auss
bietsn in 8eieblas senotut1en als oas 81.
sentb um bon Gsrose @ribbs, au; @uniien ..
@eprae Dunbar, i,bsrIebenoer Mominiitrator
oes peritorbsnen Sobn Stesliua.
>. erne~r, -.
gu ,slei6er s3eit une an sleidsm Ssxe,
frait pesfbieeener gsfsEle non ST. fa.,Qs.
an MIDI erla6en BON Der Court Upn gr1ilpn
Wies bon Starf &auutp, Sbio. speree iob
gun, Derfauf ousbieten febssie Alder 2a1o,
BON Der .tnolihen Sete oes 'norn6itlibsn
Diertels pou Seetion "a, 2aunfbip 10 unb
Ndn9e 8. in .Beioblas 9encrt'nlsn als eas
@isentba,n bon @ero9e Cribs; auf eineeres
eatieu su @unIten BON Nle@!urs. Sing, ;nao
anbsrns ~ EtTa E.s@ <t>It r.rsa,>' 5.
|. !. George g. Bebb, s56erif.
=, Canton. sept. 18. 1884. s9 n Z =
Scr o,'.''der ''t !. b'a'apatD W
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-03
Ereptag, uru 3te1r 0ctoDer 1884.

| Die 9oudnosr febr Sufriepem Gno.-
}Oie llnterbonDlunge, 5u Siberlh
NIT Dem 9srSog Don SlaBau. ,re9en
Der Nbtretuny zines Shells .oes
0rpBberSo9tbums 2urembur9, }Ino
enDlt6 juelnem bsfrieDl9enOen@npe
selan9t. Ser Sbui9 bon 0ouano
bat lelne 0epitim'nung eaju eeee.
ben, uno pa oteS !SinoerniB jebt
aus Dem QSe9e 9erdumt 1T, fo Fam
mon n1ItNebt ermortsn, oo6 Die fo<
genoantc DelgiGbe Srase aub nun,
bot0lS1s teritDtieet :tpsroen miro.
.Sn 0rlt6en!ano. be:rfbt au6,
tple es 16eint, Elm Surgerfr,e9,
tnoem 3wifti9tsiten swt1ben Der
Neglerun9 pes lunsen S6ni9S un0
Den Molnoten Dbwalten, Oeu oenen
wlr ober tsinen re6ten: Gruuo BE-
fommen f6nnen. Snoeben purne
Elm Corps 8opern unp Grietben,
welbeS Don So!amota abmarIbir-
te, um tie Moinoten on;u9refen,
uberwdItigtt unp enttpofnet, uno
elmer 0iplIlOn murOen tosor Die
Sleioun9stt6cfe ous9e;o9cn. Oie
Offjiere oieits gprps linb beero'
Dirt pcrpen, uno Ghrlt DIouroeor>
ooto bat feline Gtele ols 4rdlcent
]0es Miniterrotbs nieoer9eleet. !.
Sic 2Mgsbure Gosette pom 26,
ten Sulp entb dlt Dos Solsenoe bon
GOnltantinopsl unterm 4ten: "Die
pforte bot 9ladriebt erbalten baf
|ole meilfen en9lliben &rie9s(bife,
,pel6e bep 9ourla ppr 9lnter !aeeny
wieOer mach Dem Grie6iIben 2lr6t.
pela9us ob9e(eselt l1np. 9ie lle>
bunsen, tpelbe Die GnsliIdenS rup>
pen 9ewobnt mQren td9lib ouf rem
2anoe~ III bolten, GnD felt eini9er
|3eit ein9efeut mcroen.'
Ser NrleOensbetbe llefert Sol
eenoes aus elnem S6reiben aus
gpnftantiuopel, opm 24iten Sunp:
-"Oie Surfen Ieben mitlln9eOulo
Dem Sage ent9e9en, an tpel6em bic
oereint9ten Slotten SOr GanItanti-
nopel fcmmen tperoen. Sie Se)t>
un9en Der 9ar0onellsn {InO i'm beG
ten 3ultanOe un0 Die $>urfen boben
Die Sotterien Dem Phosphorus ent<
lang ousserdltet uno Sruppen ouf
Der GtelIe sela9ert, 100 Die Nu6en
i'm vpriqen Sabre Itanosn.
:Gie Nu6en lino du6erit bemlbt
Diplomatic i(beOerbdltni6s oDSufnip>
fen uno 3bserun9 fbeint Oie Souptz
fade 3u fem, oenn es TT ofenbor,
oa6 ie ourb einen pl6eli6sn8rud
oiel III Oerlieren baben; Ie banen
oabsr Die s lrfel, ee9enmd-ti9 NIT
Der 0e,limmung Der neuen Niati~
(bsn 9rdnien beltbdftiet, :3u wet
|bsm Stped Die bspoen Ne9ierpnssn
Sreeotten oabin abge fbidt baben.
Sm CiOlibeu 9iuBtanO it Die
grnote fblecbt ousaefauen, ln0em
osr Negsn, su fp1t f'e', 'm stpaS
III nhsen."
Grin iihfp6 2rirflrt1. eiY1prt1 |
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-03
0eDinqunaen bielsr Seitung.

menn naG @erlauf oeneIbeu be3ahlt tplro...
9. Sir cine ft.r5ere 3eit atS le6s Mes'at
miro feline S,,bltripticn ansenominen, 'l'no
Die 2eitun9 Fam .nidJt antge9eben tperoen
bis ale &nditanoe bs;ablt ,NIno.: E.
8. 8efanntmatDunsen 'fpiten: Sariseinz
qDcbe 50 Gents pas 8ieref fir elnsn 91r=
nat S I uno fir Gin Satr S oas SIered.
A.. qDer oieie 3eituns our6 Den pc3ts
reitsr bef6n,mt, miro mod bic snlaBlitbe
'@umtne bon 25 Gents 5u be5ablen haben.
-" 8riefe &C. au ipen J2erausseber mi'Bs
en- pcltfrsy eit'seIanot wetoen.
=, @cJNn/n/DuNu>v-:==-
H2Msemeine .@toats., 3eitung."
Sn qBilfesbarre, 9eenn. boben
ole 0errsn gibriite( unO G6mo>
'le, Die 6erouS9obe zines .Oeutfben
Blatts unter Nbi9em Sitel on9efan<
gen, Don Ser uns Die brittle 0}u,nmcr
bereits erreiebt Dot. >Oie 3eitun9
1T src6 uno bot Elm ,9utes 2lnleben
uno Der 9nbott benefit 9ef6lrtte
,1erouseeber, Die ricbtise 9runo'
faee beGsen. QBir eu1pfeblen fol-
9enbe @inlaoung III bte,em 8lotte
Oerbefonoern 2lufmerf fan1felt IN lez
'rer 2efer an:
Ginlaouus sur t1nterfarift
auf Die
NQ9emeine Staots<3nitung.
gBir feben out einem Ser ,piehtt9>
fen puufte Der 9 { I6 ibte Der
@MeniDbeit. IS banoelt fi1b um
'oie b6hitsn0runo(dbe auerStoots>
'QsrfaBun9en uno Sprmsn Der men>
fhlieben 0e(euIWaft Sollen bic
Q5blfer freq iepn unO IIb (elbtt
re9ieren, Doer fDllen lle in cen 5yds
(eln Oos 2irittofrotismuS lie9en u.
IN Der SncbtGboit Der Spronnen u.
De(poten fbma6ten p .
Oos iIt Die entfbeiOenoe Srage,|
nelde fat ole Q5blfer Der @rNs
'bepest. eSn&urpra bat Der ArI'
1tpfrotismus bis ,jeet ote Ober-
banp, uno BE gGblter itreben uno
trad ten rornob, feline fbmdbli6en
&etten ob;ufd>ineln n1O ,bre Sc
,burtssNedte, SreDbeit unD Glet6>
Neit, aatn Banoe osr 0eiellfbaft
lnb Ginuuofeiler ibrer 9erfa6uns
au MAIDEN. 5oies in unfern 9efe9ne'
2anoe 1T IS umgetebtt. SleWeit
uno 0kibMit Geen auf betnSbrc>
ne unfutr Ganltituttun, unD unfere
.frepe Union iberltroblt ale Staaten
Der '@rnfugel. 2lber,je freper unO
uno lrterer tpir urs 9lauben, oeltc
sifrl9er fubtnes ME ruben0e gelIt
:Des 2lri(iofratisnnls feline oepOtl>
,fbsn Set ten aM,psrmcrtr um uns i'll
Efbmleoen, llno alt1 uns beito IiOerer
>3u fan9enAuM er nns Durb falf6en
>g!oni uno' Sbeinsolo in feline 9e>
fdbrIi6e Nalle ~ lefen. i
0iele, biese nnlerer Mitblreer
,boben Itb betbmen ta6en Durb
Die perfhbreril ld,en godnnsen Der
:0arpt Sritbmafblne bse 2riltos
irathsmus, Der oen9osifbe1 Banf
Der Dersini9ten Gtaaten, tpelbe
,pir unsspr S ebataoe un0 sllsn ;Ser,
,Derben Des gouoes in unlere eisene
Mitte bobsn pfansen ka6en.- .-9eet
TT Der 3eitpunft, Diefes llnsebeuer
i" sn tbptsn .unp Acknowledgements
unter Der SABINE unfeees in Den
,&dmpfenfir ois Srepbelt bee9olfs
ersrautsn uno tauitnfa6 erprob,
ten 3oeloen Sadpn ,5u perfamnieln,
am uns anb unlerh Sladfotntnen
I bas fbifli6e GrbSut Der Srepbeit
nnseHettf ssu trbalten. e.. -
*." I'm :ii Dipfpt,, Etihp Fraftio fatsit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-04
LySCHHURG, DEC. 4. 1894.
ylnGINIAI.EGisLATlRE.

THIS body commenced its annual session ~ ''e""o""
on Noaday last We ara enabled by tie kindness Of hr
Faeson tho contractor between tbs place nho
hmopd and Of ihr Editor Of the Compiler, 10 lay be-
fore our readers this morning. the mcsnge OF Coy Tax
weli--hayng received at o'och on Tuesday aii'f'
noon two days sosnor than would have reached IL ny
mil ietcr the Editors, by the Same conveyance
says fbarc esertoI myseif 10 furnish you with d" e-p
copy Of te Message, aud have ony tire to accompany
with the morfyag that Bapks has been roelec Ted
Speaker by yoie Of 60 50 for Con Seven T. Pafkor
(ofSoeihpmpon sS whis' voting FOR tho Old speaker
/, wit u. T. Garland OF Amherat, Wade OF Franklin, May
OF Lunsnba,g, Msyse OF Hath Hooe Of King George,
and p,ontss Of Wood,-auI soyen bong absent. Every
Jaek.oaito wa, at post We h1Yu been abandoned by
our friends on this question
ini ii..u MeaAlaa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-04

l.,ca.a.s. AID .es msa. As II Is true, united " e
aand. so II /, equ.y tuc, DIVIDED Nc fel II acc
tional feelings or any local circumstance shall DC
4,defed TO hare any weight, divisions of our ag-
p,egate strength vii take place. and all our Ps''-
cite efforts mny 5c defeated On the contrary, u we
sinuJ together IN solid columns, we may yet prove
an invnicibo phalanx but LET the " die be cast as
!, may, we shall have the proud consolation oil
having done cur duty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-04
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

w. ,uhioin Gov. razWelr. Mo,sag,l
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1834-07-19

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
1t rules holden an the Clerks Office Of
the county court Of Hampshire, the LIST
Monday an July, 1884.
John Vandiver and William Vandiver,
administrators Of William Vandiyer,
deed. plaintiffs--against, Samuel Cock.
GRILL, Vincent Vandiver and others De-
PENDANTS, in CHANCERY.
The defendant Mary Foreman, not
having entered her appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly
and the rules of this court and it appear.
ing by satisfactory evidence that she is
not an inhabitant Of this country: II as
ordered, That the said defendant do ap-
pear here on the 1st day Of the next term,
and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs ; and
that copy of this order be forthwith inv
serted in some newspaper published in
Romney, for two months successfully, and
that another copy be posted at the front
door of the courthouse of the said county
Of Hampshire. A copy-Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, c. H,c.
July 10, 1884.
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SHOULD MAN BE PROUD.


Should man be proud Go ask the great
The great in wealth, in power, or name
You will not find with all their state,
The true in heart, or pure in fame.
The world with its infectious breath,
Hath scattered with the faint of sin
Like marble DER the place of death,
Though fair without, all's vile within.
Should man be proud Ash poverty,
Degraded oft below the brute,
Will not his burning tears reply
In language eloquent though mute
Its ceaseless tale of bitter wrong,
Its deep abasement--e'en in dust,
Will answer loud, and answer long,
And answer true--and true it must.
Should man be proud ?-,Go ask the grave.
The cold, the lone, down-trodden tomb,
Where sleeps the monarch and the slave,
In kindred dust and kindred gloom
Go to the place where Thousands sleep
To still oblivicn's midnight shroud,
and DER the wreck of being weep,
And ask it there should man be proud9
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By REQUEST.
TWELVE EXCELLENT RULES.

w ELY IlOJE4Ss
For promoting Harmony among Church
Members.
/. To remember that we are all subject
to fallings and nfrmities, of one kind or a.
mother.
2. To bear with and not magnify, each
others infrmties. [Gal. i. ~
8. To pray one for another in our social
meetings, and particularly in private.
flames v. 1871
4. To avoid going from house to house,
for the purpose of hearing news, and inter-
fering with other peoples business.
8. Always to turn Z deaf ear to any Sian.
derous report, and to lay nc charge brought
against any person, until founded.
6. Ifa member be in fault, to tell him oft
in private before it is mentioned to others.
Z. 60 watch against shyness of each
other, and put the best construction on any
action that has the appearance Of opposi>
ton or resentment.
8. To observe the just rule of Solomon
that is TO leave OFF contention before it be
msddled with. [Prov. xvii. Ia.
8. Ifa member has offended to consider
how glorious, how godlike it is to forgive,
and how unlike Christian it is to revenge.
LEphesians iy. 81
10. To remember that it is always a
grand artiice of the devil TO promote dis
lance and luminosity among members of
churches and we should therefore watch
against every thing that furthers his end.
II. To consider how much more good
we can do in the world at large, and in the
church in particular, when We are allunited
In love, than we should do when acting a.
lone, and INDUCING contrary spirit.
IL. Lastly, to consider the express in
junction of Scripture, and the beautiful ex-
ample of Christ, as to these important
things. [Eph. iv.32 |. Peter, ii. 81.
John xiii. 5. 3d.
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7 ME subscriber intends to open on
A the 2olh Of August next, at his res.
dence, in Hardy, Male and Fee
male Boarding school, in which the vari-
Gus branches of English and Classical ed.
ucatian may be successfully prosecuted.
His situation is high and healthful, and
his house large and suited for the accom-
mediation of boarders. He expects to EN-.
ploy as an assistant in the female depart.
nent young Lady well qualified to in.
struct not only in Embroidery and Painl-
ing, but also in the higher and more i'm
portan. branches offemale education. His
terms for board and tuition will be $22
per quarter, payable at the expiration Of
each term j; for tuition alone to neighbor-
hood scholars, So per quarter will be
charged for EngIish-& S. for the class
icks and higher branches. a supply Of the
books used, will be kept on hand and fur
nished to such as require them at the Gus.
tomary retail prices. Parents and Guar
dians may rest assured that the sirictest
attention will be paid to the health and
morals Of all who may be connected With
this institution.
WILLIAM N. SCOTT.
July $, 1S3A.--3w.
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Tailoring.

THE subscriber respectfully announ>
ces to his friends and the public generally
that he sill carries on the TAILORING
BUSINESS at his old stand, where he
will execute their orders with his usual
neatness and despatch; and takes this
opportunity of returning thanks for their.
past liberal patronage, and respectfully
solicits a continuance of the same, as he
will always keep good workmen and fat
tiers himself his work shall nor be sur~
passed in neatness or workmanship by
any one else in this section of country
His charges shall be suitable to the times.
SAMUEL BUSBEY.
~ The Philadelphia and New York
Fashions received quarterly.
April &c, 1S34.--tf.
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Y Superior Court ofLaw and Chancery,
for the County of Hampshire on the
first Monday in June, 1884. james Hopkins,
PLAINTIFF, against Okey johnson. Samuel
Cockerlll, Jeremiah Inskeep, surviving Ex-
ecutor Of John Inskeep, who was Executor
of John Snyder, decd Charles L. Snyder
William V. Snyder and Alonzo Welton and
Harriet his wife, late Harriet Snyder John
Snyder and others DEFENDANTS.
IN CEANCERY.
TIE defendants John Snyder, Charles Y.
Snyder, William V. Snyder. g. Alonzo Wei
ton and Harriet his wife, not having entered
their appearance and given security accord
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules OF
this court; and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence thatthey are not Inhabitants fthis
country Ip IS ORDERED, That the said de.
fandants do appear hear on the first day Of
the next court, and answer the bill of the
Plaintiff; and that a copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub,
lished in Romney, for two months success
lively, and that another copy be posted at the
front door of the Courthouse of the sale
county of Hampshire. A copy-Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, CHIC.
June 81. 1884.