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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20
rVlcle Slinr--Mr. Carroll u. S. Con

Whale Sl.ips--Mr. Carroll U. s. Con-
sui Al st. Helena, has furnished the New
Bedford Gazette with schedule Of Amer
lean whale ships, which touched at that
place for supplies during the first 5 months
or the year. They were Ga, wills in
January. 10 in February, % in March, 2
in April. and 9 in May. or these 10 hail
ed from New Bedford. IS from Sagharbor
Q from New London, A from Nantucket. >
from Fairhaven, and the remainder from
places not so deeply engaged IN the ous'
ness. The aggregate Of oil WHICH tnsse
vessels had on board amounted % s'gn-
tn one thousand eight hundred ana I"1sy
barrels, right whale thsrfssn thousand s ~
ftty fire barrels sperm and t'oe hanoTsa
az md seventy sir thousand lbs. Of bone-mos'
OF which hasarriyed hons.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20

TRADITIONS OFT THE CHocTAws- Origin
of the american hldians.-Jur. Henry Vose
of Matches, has addressed to the editors Of
the National Inteligcncer some very In
teresting letters concerning the traditions
which he personally procured from the
Choctaws, and satisfactorily authenticated
previous 10 their departure to their new
location beyond the Mississippi. II is clear
from this account that the opinion which
our late deceased countryman, DIR. Mitch.
ell. entertained is confirmed in a
most remarkable manner. though Mr..
Vose unwittingly, it would seem, furnish
es this proof without being aware Of the
Mitchilian theory. This ingenious hypo-
thesis W as that all our North American
tribes at least came from Asia by Bchring
Straits-that the same is corroborated by
the exact analogy Of physiognomy, form'
color, customs, &c. OF the Esquimaux and
Labradors who still occupy those arctic
regions with the present Chinese race
some wears ago, two Of the Esquimaux
were 10 New York, and were accosted 10
the street by the name of "brother". by
| Chinese then also here. This fact we KNOW
and every body was struck with the exac
resemblance OF features of the three. lhs
Indian dog, too, is the same as that 0
Kamschatka. The writings worked OF
skins by the northern Indians, ana .hei
naintings and ornaments are all Asiatlc
And in Mexico, the ruins Of the famous an
Gent city there bear, it is said hleroglyphic
and close resmblances 10 oriental ioois
architecture, &c. AS the tribes wande,
ed south, their compilations darkened
the profile and characteristic outline
features and face is unaltered. The Soutl
American tribes may, some Of them, hav
come in canoes from the Aslatlc isianus
But we will not at present farther pafsu
this subject, more than with an exsrac
from the tradition as given by AIR. sose
which undoubtedly refers not to the even
OF Joshua, but to the long arctic n'gnt
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20

.Nsto system Of JUisprydsnce Tho fol-
lowing mode Of dispensing justice must DO
singularly convenient. 4 preciudcs ths
necessity Of introducing any evidence on
the part Of the Government, g. must savs
q great deal Of time and expense. Ir
MAN - lnEocfSr--LEr HIM rRovE 1T !
What can be more simple
Tho Leipsic Gazette contains . report
Of 80 trials Of pcrsons In 1884, accused Of
inccndiarism, in the kingdom Of Ssxony.
Among others is the following the far
mer S., at Wcndisch Lisppe, was
suspected Of having wilfully set fro to his
barn. and condemned to be Imprisoned in
House Of Correction until no should
prove his innocence with this reserve.
that the imprisonment could not exceed
10 years. The tailor o., 81 Brock
WITT. was also suspected Of having wiIful1
ly set fire TO houses that were burnt
down ia that place and condemned to h0
imprisoned IN a House Of Correction until
he bad cxonerated himself from suspiciouS
nevertheless, the Incarceration not 10 OK
coed the period Of years. Two other
cases OF the same kind are in the report.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20
.apolachicola abandoned The inhabit

.apalachicola abandoned The inhabit-
ants of the town Of Apalachicola, IN the
territory Of Florida. dissatisfied with the
terms offered them by the propfietors OF
the mammoth grant Of Forbes & Co. with,
in which the town 10 situated, have agreed
70 GET no 4 new town at St. Joseph's Bay,
10 Be called ST. Joseph. A company was
incorporated at the last session OF the coun !
Gil. to cut canal from the ApalachlcoIa
river 20 St. Joseph's Bay. The stock has
been subscribed for and the election Of d.
rec.ors was to take place on the a6th ult.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20
Presidential mierjsrsncs viii party )

Presidential mssrfsrsncs With party pc-
litics. Gen. Jackson who expressed 10
MI. Munros the utmost abhosscnco Of let
ting party politics have any thing to do
with fsesidential appointments TO Office
and Who has bean made to cay since BY
those who write public papers for HIM
that ID 10 unlawful for the officers Of gov
eminent to interfere in tho local politics
OF the country, has been franking tho
Globe newspaper to Tennessee at great
rate The people q that state have been
flooded il seems, with those virtuous vehi-
cles, directed to various individuals in the
Homestead State" and made free Of the
Post Office Department, BY Andrew
Jackson, r. U. S." Whether those ma.
eic capitals mean Prssident IF ~ United
States. or Pity Uncle Sans candidate We
know not, but the Tennssseaus compIains
and with pretty good cause. that tho
head Of the Government, and according %
his own notions, tho government ITSELF
should cheat the country out Of postage
and cucumber tho United States mails, By
ranking q paper into Tennessee which
abounds with diurnal abuse Of the ccars-
est Quality, OF the very man when Sine
tenths Of tho Teunesscans are determined
To vote for as President. When the chargo
was first uade, the Globe denied Il IN tOt0s
and accompanied the disclaimer with III,
usual quAnium OF scurriIlity. Tho proof
however, was found TO be 50 pzlpabIos
that the Globe has had 10 change tack, and
it now acknowledges the fact and justifica
It. Il insists that tho PRECEDENT has full
right il he choose, 10 make tho United
States mail carry Globes gratis into Ten
neseeo or any where elss. No doubt Of
Il. Gen. jackson has the power, and pro-
bably the literal right to frank Aewspapers
to any extent though according to kendalrs
construction OF tho fsanking privilege =.
no other public officer has the right TO ffanh
except on the business Of bis ofiicn. But
however this may be. and however little
connexion may be perceived between the
1 official business Of the President. and the
| transmission Of such paper ~ tho Globe
for sheer electioneering purposes. Il -
| quite clear that there is the grossestiDc
sislency in the career Of the Hero" NO
other public man ever departed 50 shame
lessly from all his previous profcssfon!s J.
No man ever before 80 trif1cd witn nls
his own character. II IL really astonnn-
ing to witness the recklesness with whScn
Gsneral Jackson ventures upon the onni'
potence Of bis popularity. ANY other
prss;deut Of the United States would have
ami under ope tenth part Of the bold and
sIar;nr contradictions OF bis life. Aud yet,
O. n 4 the s.belosed General who does
Iii his, his followers put IT down for first
rate political sanciity, and throw up th1if
agreasy night caps in noisy glorifcatlcn
Of every fresh demonstration Of their IDOLS
inconsistency. Truly, tho Democracy.
81 this country Il made 40 Of the purest
and most unadulterated specimens Of rank
to tyraupy.--.M Y. Cour. s. Eng.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20

81 thought you were going to coma latd
TO night, J" said Thaddy 10 Ned 81 the club
room, mo-" replied Ned, /" have got
here first at last" :" am glad Of that"
says he. /" for you were always behind DO !.
fore ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20
JouRNEYrMEN MTLLwRIGHTs
TI1NutfO.

TIME subscriber wishes to employ a
d number Of Journey men Millwrlghts
at the upper dam, on the river for a
length Of time. Good workmen Of steady
habits win find beral wages.
MICHAEL SHANKS.
Berkeley County, June i6---tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20

UNyE will this day receive and open a
w large and general assortment Of
new and pretty
SPRING AND 8 y M M Err
GO o D s..
which we respectfully invite purchasers 20
call and examine. Ifthey should not De
found Cheap we will not ask them 10 ouy'
Our stock consists OF
Black, brown, s. green Summer Cloths;
Drab and mix'd merino Cassimeres and
Erminetts; 80
Black Princetta, Lasting and Brochelle;
Princes cord, moIeskin and beaverton,
Grape drillings, Angola cashmere;
Cold and white linen drilings;
Brown Irish, and green French linens ;
Forsyth nankeens, velvet Vestings;
White and cold Marsailles and Welt
ings; ..,,-, -, H..
lapse; ,o,
irish linens, Lawns, and Sheetings;
Rlue. black, brown and dehlla Cloths; ;
Brown, mix'd and fawn Cassimeres
Cassinetts and Rouen Cassimeres;
british. French and Amer. Calicoes;
EfencD CdnUTiCs Va nov o.Ho'S(
Painted Muslins and Ginghams;
Mounted, bard, strip'd and plain JAG
conetts; :,
Book, swiss, and cambrick muslins;
Fig'd and plain bobbinet s. grecianett !,
French work'd capes and collars;
Bobbinet do do do
Jackonet edgings and insertings;
Thread and bobinet edgings, insertngs,
and laces;
Bobinet and Blond quilllngs & footings;
Black Italian lustring and gro de SWISS ;
Cord gro de maps, fg'd and plain;
Pink, blue, white and green florences;
Gauze, hernania, aud tai'a ribbons;
Green; white, and black blond veils;.
Hernania, twisted six, and gauze hkis;
Silk, muslin, and Paris nett do;
Blk and white, Italian Grape, mode,
Pipings, braids. and galoons;
Black, white and fancy cord cotton
Ditto. ditto silk hose, clock'd and plain
Gent. half hose, silk and cotton;
French kid, and Hoskin gloves;
Thread, silk, and beaver DO;
Bandanna, and spittlefield Hdkf's;
Cotton do and Berkeley do;
Linen and linen cambria do;
Beltings, Buttons, Suspenders, &c; &c.
HOGMlRE & BOYD.
April so, 1885
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20

,rhere vas 4 fall OF snow 10 CIaremont,
sullivan county N. H. on the first Of July.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-20
Bv Edmund r. Hunter.l
Office ofthe Martinsburg Savings Institution I
O"' June g. 1884

Office ofthe Martinsburg Savings Institution
June 8, 1884.
Ely resolution of board OF direct
Et ors of this institution the following
rates OF Interest have been adopted for
tbe government Of the Treasurer thereof
nreceiving money on deposlte, viz:
For deposites payable
six months after demand, nsr cenf,m
certificates may be issued npy anuum
bearing an interest at the
rate of
For deposites payable
four months after demand, 4 MR. cent,tm
certificates may be issued ,,er amman.
bearing an interest at the
rate of
For deposites payable
ninety days after demand, per ecntum
certificates may be issued nsr on,m,n
bearing an interest at the r.
rate of
BY order
July 10. IS34.-tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-21
Aftr1HeI0 7snqtttrpr: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, . BY HENRY ADAMS.

] TERMS. To-sIllage and single mail subscribers, two dollars per year, payable before ihe expiration of six monGlIs. tafsa fsa4a a4F. :, To companies of any number over six, $1 50 per year, payable aboSe4 To companies less thaD six, $l 75 per year, payable before. 9 ceOIs will be deducied Om each Of shese last prices when payment is made in advance. These prices exclusive of mail or stage charge for transportation.
 q No papefs sai be discontinued until all arrearages are paid, except at the discretion of the editor.
 Notice OG awsh discontinue must be given before the expiration of year.
 ADyEHTlsEHG., One square. three insertions, $l, and the same proportion for two more squares.- Half ia square, 75 cts. Continuance three weeks % per per week.. A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued 6 orsl2 months. -
 Adminisrra,ors' and Execslors' Notices, $l %
 C0mmissioners' Notices. t l 9 . All commuuicaiiaRS must Ae snuzl-paid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-21
llsF 2, n v poETRYr
y6R THE ERQusRER. IGD CELESTlA.


 Go .Lady, go!~ifthere is one ,6n this dark orb more dear, ~. flo ,hee. more loved than he
 Who tunes his harp-strings hete-- Go! seek with him life's all of fblias, Aud bow at pleasures shrine; Go! sing for him-the favored one- For him thy wreathlets twine. Go! Lady, go! and there's a'spell In thy guy sprigh,liness. a: Will even fiil his hear, with dreams Ofall thy loveliness: Go! wreath upon that cherublip A swce. angelic smile The witchiDg Gimples on thy cheek, His eye shall watch the while. Go! Lady. go! and let thy heart Bound lightly in it's cell; fon this lost and wa"d'ring sphere Thou lowest none SO well: Go! gaze upon the coia-it suns That light his chest of gold, Ard let the thought that he is rich The future good unfold. Go! Lady. go! and taste the sweets Of pleasures golden cur. While brightly burns the lamp life To fill iis measure up: Go! hut the while thy form is sought To grace the iestal hail- Mark Lady, mark lfe's emblem flowers, How soon they fade and fan JUNO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-21

It is dated that there is ram sslIsr in Scotland vho tas sheep that sakes ssuf, ehews lobaceO aa' drinks grog.-A bsaslIy sheep indeed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-21

Good.-A fellow named Rial Draper, was last week sspteOced to three months impris- oDment. aud to pay a fine of fifteen dollars, for throwing a dead eat into the well of a neighbor in Utica.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-03-21
LAND FOR SALE.

ME subscriber offers for sale about
-; ~ acres of first rate land, situate
on the back road leading from Warren to
BRISTOL, being about l i-2 miles from
the compact part of the town Of Warren,
and l-s miles from the compact part Of
the town Of Bristol On said land is a
Young and thrifty ORCHARD, contain
ing about l-2 acres and is also well
proPortioned for tiIlage and pasture land.
II runs from the road to the shore, and
affords tine chance for making manure.
80" lfsaii Land is not disposed of at
private sale, previous to Wednesday, toe
10Th OF March, it will on that day ut 10
O'Clock, A. Nj. if fair weather il not the
next ialr day } be sold at PUBLIC AUC-
IIO.N, on the premises.
Conditions made know at the time and
place Of sale. 'LEMUEL. FALES.
Bristol marchsI4.
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ER : E ID.

In this town, on Sunday evening last, tfrs. Sal
~ Eddy, wife of the late MIR. Caleb Eddy, in the
s9th year OF her age.
In Bristol, io'h inst, Mr.. Edward Munro, aged
ss, revolutionary pensoner
In Newport, on the lth inst. Abigail Robson,
aged 76 years-an exemplary member, and for
more than forty yeurs, minister Of the Society," of
Friends.
In Pawtucket on Tuesday last, Mrs pbebe s.
Lee, wife of Capt Israel a Lee, and daughter of
Mr. Daniel Carpenter, nged 35.
In Atleboroush, 9Th inst. Miss Beisry Lindsey
daughter of Mr. Benjamin Lindsey, aged IS.
In Waterford, 9Th inst, mr.. John Dennis, aged
go. g.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-03-21
NOTICE.

Tue subscriber tenders his thanks to the
inhabitants Of Warren and its vicinity for
their patronage, and would inform them
that he continues carrying on the TIN
PLATE and SHEET IRON BUSI-
NESS, at his old stand opposite Coles
Hotel.
lie would also give notice to all per-
sons indebted to him over four mohths
standing, to call and settle by the fore
part Of April, ifnot they will find their nc
counts in the hand of an attorney for col
lection. JAMES SMITH. JR.
march 81.
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FRESH GOODS.
n e z d & oRMr 8 b EE,

Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods,
YEfAVE just received from auction in Boston
@s-S and other sources, large and valuable as
sortment Of seasonabls goods, which they offer for
sale at as low prices as thsy can be obtained in
this or other markets. They would respectfully
invite Cash Customers, and such as make good
notes, and pay them Al maturity, to give their
goods an examination before completing their pur-
chases elsew here.
Among the goods are, super and extra super
London and French Broadcoths, colors black,
blue, olive and invisible green, claret, mulberry
and adelaide. Also, cases of American Cloths Of
all kinds and qualities, comprising a very large as
sortment from 81 75to So per yard-aso, cases
superfne Cassimeres, coors black, blue, laven-
der, stone, peach, salmon and cinnsm n drab,
blue, slate-also, an assortment Of printed Cass-
meres Of desirable patterns also, Cases Of Sain--
cts, consisting Of mixed, drab, lavender, adams,
mixed, plain and printed-also, a complete assort-
ment Of silk, Valencia, Velvet and Aiarseies
Vestngs-olso, Amoskeag and Dorchester Ticks,
Suffolk Drills, black, blue and olive Velveteens,
printed Jeans, blue Jeans, Mexicans, Stormants,
Peruvian fancies, stripe Shifting, super bite
black and assorted Sewing Silk and Twist, Silk
Felye,s, brown and white Linens. Paddings, Can
vas, Buckrams, plain and twed Silesias, Russia
Sheeting, Ravens Duck, super Posacky Bandan-
mas, 81 and Al black and cold Camblicks,
brown and bleached Shir,ngs, &c.
Providence March IL
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WI AEs RNEI FIEST.
PORT OF WARREN.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
i4th-Arr brig VIM Henry. Cole 35 DAYS fin
Ma ia mas, with molasses 10 j. Maxwell, J. Driscol
and the master. On the 2Cth ut. WIS within 4
miles OF Nontang point, when gale of wind cvn-
ing on was driven Oft an far Ia, 3S--and hna ex
perenced continual gales and head winds for the
last 10 days.
ls.h,-sloop Eliza, Iawton. Newport.
leth--soop Midas, Willard, Providence.
Sloop Nh Moriah, ingrahan, DO
2Oth-schr Sarah. Price, Tounlon
SAILED
l1'h-sl" loop Portsmouth, Winsiow, New York.
lsth-sioop fIoisa. Smith, do.
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Guardians Sale.

To be sold at Public Auction, on Sarur-
day the 18th day Of April next, on the
premises, near Maj. Jeremiah browns,
in that part of Darlington, called New
Meadow Neck, at 9 o'clock, afternoon,
by virtue Of n License from the Honor
able General Assembly Of the State Of
Rhode Island,
A LII tho right, title, and interest
IA which Daniel X. Gardner and
Charles Gardner, sons Of Mrs. Rebecca
Gardner, late Of Warren, deceased, have
in and to -four lots of Land, situate in
said Darlington, which was given them in
and by the last Will and Testament of
their Grandfather, Daniel Kelley, late Of
Warren, deceased said interest being
two undivided third parts Of said four lots
Of land, containing about 10 acres.
Conditions of sale-2 and 4 months.
with good endorsed notes payable al
Bank. SAMUEL RANDALL,
GuardiaH.
Warren, March 10, 1895.
N. B. The remaining ono third of
the above lands, owned by Sarah Ann
Stillwell, will be sold at the same time
and place, so that the purchaser can have
a deed OF the whole.
STEPHEN STZLWELL.
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FiLiAL AFFECTION. A young man
In market town in Craven, upon receiv-
ing three letters BY post successfully, ap-
prising him Of tho death Of his father,
brother aud mother, by the cholera, ex-
claimed, "Why, this il bony job this
is the third letter this week; il cost me I'd
aud I'd il yane and Cd but yane and %:
but yane's father and mother doesn't dio
every day"
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-03-21

FROM PARA.-The schr Oral, arrived
at this port from Para, via Barbadoes, has
on boarad the Vice President and three
officers of the customs Of Para. She
was chartered by the authorities to carry
dispatches to Barbadoes. Affairs were
IN an unsettled state at Para, and further
lnsurreclions apPrehended IN. Y.
Jour. Com.
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.aDMIyVlS TRATOR'S NOTICE.

.dD.uLNlS TRAITORS NOTICE.
VuNHE subscriber having been ap-
III pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court Of the town of Warren, admins
traitor on the estate Of BENJAMIN G..
late of Warren, deceased, and
given bonds as the law requires, hereby
gives public notice to all persons indebted
to said estate to make immediate payment !;
and those having demands to present the
same for settlement IA soon as may be.
ANDREW COLE, .Aalm'r.
march 81. 3w.
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Protection against the 'Unreleni;ng Storm
A GOOD assortment, Taay of mhich are q
rss~S superior article, OF blue, black, and green
Cambriek UMBRELLAS, for sale cheop Tor
cash, at No sshington Row, where Tsy
a 40 be found a great ,or.ely Of otLer sTti-
c'es IN tho protecting line. on the same con-
diiioLs. WILLARD A. HANDY.
Providence, ma rch 2l,
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San one generation bind another, and all 9th
ers in succession, forover' I think not.--Nothing
n TO DO considered Interchangeable but the inherent
and unaenable Rights Of Man."-THoMAs
JEFFERSON.
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PorrIYo THE QUEsTioN. A young
school Miss, whose teachers had taught
her that two negatives were equivalent to
an affirmative, on being asked by a suitor
for her assent TO marry him, replied ono
no." The swain looked astonished and
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-03-21

CooL. Barnabns Bates, AN agent for the
Government, was interoga,ed under oath
by the Post Office Committee, and among
other questions put to him and answers
returned, We find tho iolwing: "What
do you embrace in the items Of expen-
ses ?" "All that eat and drink myself
and what treat my trends to; paying ser
wants for porterage, SC. kept rcgu-
lar account Of these expenses at the COM
meneement, for several months | found
they came to so much per month and
then took a certain sum with me
aud when l returned, ltook an account
Of what remained, and charged the
rest for expenses ! Sometimes paid, and
sometimes did not, but went free. l
cannot reco,lect where l did not pay"
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The amount paid for printing by the
New York legislature in 1881, was $l4,-
85l 6l; in 1882, $le,7e9 IS 7; in 1888,
Sl5,6l3 % in 1884, $17,9l3 O3. The
State printer is Mr. CrosswelI, editor OF
the Albany Argus.