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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-10-20

NO1ICE is hereby given, that a petit
IN ton will be presented 10 the General
Assembly Of Virginia. at it's next session.
praying that a separate election beheld at
he Tavern house Of William Pitxer at
the Falling Waters in this county.
August 20, i836-U.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-10-20

DIank for sale.-A large guam
tity ofPLANK, Ia portion Of it dry
of various descriptions, for sale at Dam
No. 5. DARBY 81 COLSTON.
June %, l636.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-10-20
Public Sale.

VE1 ILL be sold at public sale a, the re.
Wv sIdence Of the subscriber, one mile
north east Of Bunker's Hill,
On Thursday The ttcentieh of October,
all bis personal property, consisting oil
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils Of every description,
such as PLOUGHS, HARROWS,
&c, a good PLANTATION WAC
ON, an ercellent CART. GsmwaE
work zcRsEs & COLTS NaII
NUuE 6sHE AxSnnxkr~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-10-20

FoUR negro fellows escspef
from my jail. on the 18th inst
One. named
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-10-20

Opp WANTs.-Tne following para
graphs, published editorially in the las
number of the Red River (Natchitoch.
es) Gazette that has reached us, are
copied for the benefit Of those whom
they may concern:
A PROTESTANT PREACHER WANTED.
From the late ordinance of the trus.
tees Of the town of N~achitoches, or.
dering the stores, &c. to be shut up
during that part of every Sunday.
when divine service should be attend.
ed, indicates a due respect for religion
and mo rality most praiseworthy but
that inestimable ordinance loses the
good effect intended, in consequence ef
our having no place of Protestant pub
lie worship where our pious inhabit.
ants a meet together in thanksgiving
and prayer.
A Protestant Preacher, we'll TO look
upon, and Of good report, would be
kindly received at Nachitoches.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-10-20

A DANCING MASTER WANTED
Some eight or ten years ago, we had in
Nachitoches an excellent dancing mas.
ter and fiddler I unfortunately he lost
his life by an improper use of that
quack composition ollie Roy. Since
which no gentleman of that profession
has visited this town. During the ad.
ministration of the lamented Durant,
the inhabitants were much benefited
by his instructions. Dignity and
grace were IN every notion" Since,
a manifest difference is observable.
A dancing master, well recommend
ed for his morality and professional
qualifications, would meet with encou-
.agement at Natchitoches.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06
A PARTING GLANCE AT ROME.

The grand illumination of The Dome of ST. Peters,
In order to afford their Majesties of Naples oppor-
tunIty OF heholding this magnificent spectacle,
Easter evening" suite of in one of the houses
opposite the Church handsomely fitted up. Cardi-
nal Berne, as Secretary of State and Cardinal Gam
bern as Minister OF the INTERIOR did the honors, and
received their MaJesiIes large assembage of Italian
and foreign nobility, ambassadors, &c. invited
Through the courtesy of his Excelency Chevaier Kist
ner the Hanoveran Charge d'Affars, had the honor
of receiving card.
The illumination of this magnificent Dome is specta-
Gle OF no ordinary grandeur From darkness the whole
of this stupendous pile became in Instant blaze of
light All the lamps were first arranged TO show
The outlines OF the vast fabric the effective
ner: but o'clock struck, in the twinkling of an
eye the whole was changed The lights became more
brilliant and ansposed, 10 represent series OF
figures, with splendid and really dazzling eject. This
quick transition, considering the magnitude of the
hibion, appeared the operation of magic. The eful
gence of The intense volume of light above almost
vaed by the gay and oyous in the grand piazza
below, as bright as day, filled with fashionabes and adj
mirinS multltudes while the majestic colonades with
their numerous Corinhian columns, also lighted up,
realized the conception OF fairy tale.
During the evening, while in conversation with Lord
C-re, joined by Prince Carlos of Naples.
His Royal Highness begged | would inform him to
what corps or description of force the uniform wore
belonged as the King was anxious TO know. | explain
ed all particulars TO the Prince, and aerw ards
turning round, found his Majesty making minute in
spection of my rifle appointments. 1t only then,
tsat became aware of his military hobby. We after
wards drove with the accomplished Countess of D.,
and her clever son, Lord R, 10 Monte Penco, where,
in front of the Paazzo de MeGci or French Academy,
there is large basin of WATER with jet deau playing
ia the centre which, venerable trees each
side, form most romantic ARCH through this the illu-
mlnation had unique effect afording brilliant vista,
exceeding all description.
On the following evening, all Rome in commo-
ton, Fastening to witness "La Girandolo," grand
fireworks AT the Castle of ST. Angelo. Another state
party was given by the Ponti6cal government, at a
house at the end Of the bridge, the left hand of the
Tiber, Immediately opposite the Castle. had agan
the honor of being included in the party invited
their Majesties. The exhibition most superb.
Among the closing festivities dinner party, fol-
lowed by a grand musical soiree the PalazzO Mi
given by English gentleman who holds the rank of
Colonel and Adjutant General in the Pontfca army.
The party honored with the presence of the Do,ga
ger Queen of Naples and numbers of Roman and foreg
nobility
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06
NETWORK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1886

hOCTON BOYD, Member of the Royal College Of
~ Surgeons Ireland, and lately practitioner
london, oilers his services the afflicted the
tain disease. His long experience and close attention ibis class
81 complaints his pleasant spedilious mode caine
his extraordinary during long and extended practice and
above all his legitimate medical qualifications few Of the
grounds which he rests his claims public Patronage In this
ge of empcn when ignorant pretendt and impudet qaek
daily spreading their the
Boyd would wish friendly and
creatures, and tell them beware of such dangerous
Thousands who might have een this day. in the health al
pamy pride of manoodr ii eir hal oy been
duly qualified, numbered
The dead Apparent very and easily effected;
cradle latent poison, which will otherwise cgn
sotim unny grave belongs the legitimate province
medicine in the hands of skIfu and able sctioner Ta
boye Sing 10 convince patrons, by producing
their inspection his regular diploma. member Of the Royal
College OF Surgeons in Ireland and likewise testimonials for
lliy and SKILL ICm many who Justly considered lights
ornaments of heI profession His mode Of safe
a and expedious not requiring either the
diet exercise Recent affections he pledges himself
radically within few days, and Ager standing
greater magnity will be treated cordially skill
the patient as having being discnar
I'd from the hands Of Dr. Boyd that E- health esissej upon,a
sound and FIRM basis and that his constitution
he aers himself thai scharacer and standing sufficient
-snty for IFS fulilmen
The css hsnor and may in all nc relied upon
Hours of attendance IOm O'Clock the morning till 10
sep Oily OFFICE, IA Dover door from Water.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06
KITCHEN RANGES,
MANUFACTURED BY LOCKWOOD & ANDREWS
No. 1854 Broad,ray

The following is Notice, every word Off correct:
u KITCHEN RANGE.-Aher taking dil.,er the other
day. usual al the IeeclDry " the Custom House Hotel KEEP by
Horn Frees invited into the ichen examine
Range manufactured by Lockwood Andrews S6i Broadway
peor Of Perces patent We well convinced slight
examination OF added the If host of its
and that have fit duty speak Of IT, and
recommend the notice Of readers In the G place, its
convenience is great point The pcula article which
amined enbcs the propeto OF the eiecSry to un'h well
cooked dinners thee hundred people day with les than
half trOuc aad labor which attends the of the
kitchen apparatus All the different appliances 70: boiled roasted
and sewei closely and conveniently arranged that
uperinend the operation al establishment.
Its IS however surpassed by its
informed BY the cenemen of the huse, that by they
about twenty shiings day the article Of fuel.
We would recommend who wishes verify the truth
of remarks call The establishments Mrs Hon& Frees,
who will be hippy show their ard expai its advantages
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06

Horrible Trdnsactioa.-It is stated in the Newcastle
DELI Gazette that circumstance of most horrible
nature took place in the neighborhood of Smyrna last
week. II appears that two families, named Num-
bers, were moving; of them ont and The other in
a dwelling house Kenfon in Duck Creek Hundred,
and that both parties the number of seventeen ate
dinner together. few hours after, the whole compa-
nv, with the exception Of who did not eat,
taken sick, with violent palms, and every other symptom
of having been poisoned Medical assistance having
been called, they all recovered except MIR. Joseph
Moore, ho died in extreme agony. The contents Of
his stomach have been forwarded to Philadelphia for
examination. ltissupposed that arsenic sprnkled
upon the meat and negro woman named Rachael
Sanders, who performed the dnes of cook, has been
arrested and placed in Kent county Jail await her
trial at the court Of Oyer and Terminer No cause
is assigned for her conduct, and she declares herself
entirely innocent
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06
HENRY WELLS.
CENgINE HYGELAN vEGETABLE UNI-

VI ERSAL MEDICINE manufactured in this country ny
GEORGE SILV ESTER tfrom Engsndl WIN alone
of the original recipe Sold ohongquare Tin neatly
envupcd with directions enclosed at 81 80 and 1913 being TIT
MALI the price Of the Impaired article.
TESTIMONY OF CURE.
New York November % 1885,
Dear Sir-Favng desire 70 discharge obligations 10
publication extraordinary OF effected by of
yseian Vegetable Universal Medicine in the OF
Ralph, aged about thirteen which shall endeayor TO
be brief possible that he enabled TO make
sivey ktown Whilst IL Edinburgh, native place,
years received stroke the elbow with rule
the joint what termed By physician
which he has sueed
until within short time past lie has been treated by Of the
eminent physicians Scotland which tenhe but e 10
sInelurae his engs; consequently desPaire3 OF lis
again having the of his afflicted
Happily length induced make trial OF the medicine in
question; from which in few hr experienced considerable
the breaking suppose Of putrd acrd humors aound the
affected but receiving this ynpom OF the good effects OF
the medicine, directions followed, by considerably
mentiug The Dose until he took ten pills day. iron
which he gained relief and after about three months
restored To health Othe COED effects
of medicine of fever and AMI other
plants would those afflicted with disorder 10
test its virtues Respectfully subscribed by your oslisee
WILLIAM BELL,
Architect and Drau-hman Of Houston and Essexs
Mr.. George Sylvester.
Certificates Ut other extraordinary which this invaluable
medicine has hre equiuv ec-ions he the store Of
D. BRYSON Confctioner, Agent, iI9 Fulton rect Broad
way dec 3-tf
ERESHJUJUB BE PASTE, usti imported aud FOR al
l. BY DR. LEWIS FEUTCuWiNGEk.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06
NUMBER rs 8.
From Bulwer's " Rienzi.-l
LAY OF THE LADY OF PROVENCE.

Z.
All, why ar thou sad, my hearl' Why
Darksome asd lonely
FIonns the face of the happy sky
Over thee only?
All me, an me
Render 10 joy the earth.
GTief shuns, moi envies, Mrthi
But leave one quiet spot.
Where Mirth may enter not
To sigh ah me -
All me.
4. bird, though the sky be cea-,
Feels the storm lrwei,
My soul bodies The tempest near
In the sunny hoar;
A. me, ah me
Be glad while YET we may.
bid thee, my heart, be gay;
And still! know not why
Thou answerest with sigh
Fond hearty an me -
All me-
As this twilight ger the skies,
Doubt b. ings the sorrow;
who knows when the daylight dies,
What waits the morrow
n me, al me
Be blithe, be blithe, my lutte,
Thy strings will soon he mute,
B. bli he-hIrk while il dies,
The note forewarning, signs
lis last-Ah M. -
All me,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06
IOUGHs, COUGHs.-CoRBYN,s COUGH !.

~ prepared by Corbyn Co, 800 HelboIn London-
These Llzeneers universally allowed by physicians
hghe standing to be Of the best for he
Coughs Colds Ashma &c. ole red TO the public many
said persons have their happy and sauay effects.
many ot whcn have been by amac and
reduced TO the brink the grave They promote free and
enpsooaon and reIhose tendency inflammation
Of the lungs ore difficulty Of breathing the gene
RAJ oppression which interrupts repriun &c Price SO cents
per box single box viii be found su the most
obstuHe For sale by g. COL 81, chemist &c S5 Pearl
Corner Of Frankfort st. Franklin Square, the only agent the
city. ian g7-ms
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06
ITO ALL, WHOM 1T MAY CONCFRN.-
i D0CT ID AWSON'S CELEBRATED URETHRATIC

BALSAM-The curative qualities and virtues OF this In-dicine
has stead the for twelve in this country
spurious limitations and mixtures have been made to comfee
with virtues; oftem have out Of notice. those thlt
still linge- but little used present.
The proprietor 10 inform the public that two respectable
DIR houses city have made spurious limitations Of this
oelen medicine and have far forgot their duty 10 their fellow
citizens with their health and tuons for the
pttance Of few a Their shall be exposed &c
the public sale G anor bottle The great celehri
reputation the Baam has heen honestly
ed by the the following Observation-Disclosures Geeis
Scturs Seminal Weakness, whe Pains IN the Lon kdneys
Irtaionpfh Badler and Urethra Gravel and other disorders
ofthe Urinary Passages, frequently performing perfect cure In
the short space of three or four ys.
Be particular that outside OF every bottle has printed
ton, signed A. Smith, other genuine Complete directions
every bottle thai person Ignorant
few bottles Of the genuine be had OF p Dckie, M i}
Broadway; Dr. Hart Chamber and BrOadwayi also by
James Smith, Fulton ST., BROOKLYN. jas 2O-lm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06

Virginia COai.-We understand from the Cumher-
land Advocate, that chemical test of the Virginia
Pennsylvania, and Liverpool COAL has resulted in the
decision that the former is tyte0 per cent better than
either of the other Goals 1t has also been ascerainea
that the Allegheny coal all the valuable pur
poses of smelling. Courier.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06
The Editor of the Georgia Courier SAYS

The Editor Of the Georgia Courier says:-
We have seen the postscript Of letter dated Co
luHlbus, January 10, 1885, TO a Gentleman here
stating the arrival of there that Tallahassee
had been taken by the Indians, burnt and most of its
inhabitants massacreed The writer ..oes not himself
believe the report; but says the citizens of Columbus
were about meeting to adopt for the safety of
that place.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06

10 The weather continues remarkably cold and dis
agreeable. When the winter breaks up, look out for
freshets and overnowings. If the spring should set in
rapidly, much damage may be expected by foods.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06
DATENT SCOTCH ITCH OINTMENT

For pief1ntDess Npeti1 and oerfainy Is INFINITE
of superior other medicine for The of the lTC i,
in is ur aioa, that has failed in
w7eyef IF erciuag curing that dissgreeahe disorder
night by application only tsh applied thousands
the Uated States e contain least particle OF Mercury
bit applied with h- safety te delicate lady
during pregnancy IN te,ee. infants One box is fur
gnEn person And divided, cures Children For sale by
NATHAN y. GRAHAM
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06
EVANS VEGETABfIFi Pill !; versus CAT-O-
Ia MEL AND PHYSICIANS.-Tfow many persons who have

been afflicted with various diseases piion Asthma and
almost other disease being under the Family
Physician who stimulated salvation calom
and other drastic the frames
and the time ede avoring persuade
OF er method of cure This the prepeto the
cine fearey deny and boldly declare thai Evas' Camone
Ps and hi Fauy Vegetable Aperei Pills. will produce more
good IN week fhaA Calne injurious
treatment VIII produce besides, possibly
he derived from Evans Vegetable Pills and this be
Cacmel and other poisonous drugs. Evans Camome Pills
extracted from The Camone flowers by khown only
the proPeors highly all de-
lie ate e.pec lily ladies, who bear stimulating
medicine Evans Family Vegetable Aperien Pills COM
pounded of The choicest vegetables
aud for all Bilious and other diseases d
The Camone Pills being specific for the Family
Vegetable Aperent Pills for all the diseases the blood
No doubt your Family Physician advise. you NOT TO use what
hey term quack medicines Qhey those medicines
not get paid fcT although Evans Pills do particle of
quick liver 1.-THE origin Of the word Quack from te word
ouackober, The original word for Quicksilver
used this poisonous mineral termed quack fifth
Justly 50 called does length Of time other pre-
vent the application OF the those who
And many OF the honorable profession of ~ DIS escape
The eondemnaion When mercury given debise;
aid eceeaes your death; thea advise you that
friends TO constitutions. and health
their Blue Pills and Caiome Powders and if you i'll,
above medicines ording directions given with en-
are warranted 10 do good and TO do a-Eyan.'
theory being daily proved by the good his medicines
oming, trsm the innunerabe e>tmi in their favor
Evans CAmOmiir and Aperien Pills sold Wholesale
RETAIL at Dr. Evans ofce % Division New York. ian Is Inns
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06
nOCTOR CORBITT MAY BE CONSULTED IN

IT
IL the Confidential mnner, his Office, IL Duane street,
between Chatham and William NV York, where
afflicted with del disea old obstinate ulcers dyspepsia
die of the bladder, ueira and kidneys and ali dis
arising from the abuse of impurty of the blood
of mercury need description; persons troubled with
may apply Dr. Cobit with the ofhavne
Ideally cured without particle of mercury, other dangerous
medicine His charges reasonable and prpooned the
If the applicant Dr. e. has been educated Europe under
teachers Of Acknowledged talent and had considerable practice
in extensive hospital: and dipesare Instant relief given
hose afflicted with the piles, and perfect effected in three
days, without confinement business the slightest pain The
patient. medicine be had prevent the Of
certain disease. The honoa cresy observed. Attend
ance davfroE lap JAM II
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06
USPENSORY BANDAGES.-A general as,ort
- OF the abbye articles for sale No2 ANN street ian q
CONORRHEA, GLEETs. STRUCTURES,

EONORRHEA, elects STRUCTURES,
" Seminal Weaknesses Whites Irritation Of the Kidneys Bld
der Urinary Canal and Posra Glands Pairs in The Lns and
all venerea Of Standing be speedily cure by the
only bote of Dr. Homes Mlgnnm Bo,um, prepare
ton ssaoari and materials which has sned the
years xpeencc and should ne used all by
sons, lie eme, troubled wi the above diseases in all
their different For sale nv A. UndeTfl &c Beekna,
of William j. Colvl jr ABS Broadway, Of rvone E.
by T. Austin. A Clmne Price 81 bottle. jan gift
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06

EOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, &c. &c.-
Il DR. L0k EMANS Is lin of Gi.ead Balm i, medicine of
great efficacy and healing properties has been established mp
wards of forty years. and recommended by the highest medical
chlracrs for long standing Coughs Asthma Ho1rsenes and
affections of M Lsng, Splitting of Blood night &C. Sc
its Of perecn and should always be used when there
cnce of from the obove distressing diseases. lis
reputation aud invaluable properties we'll
quire any further For sale by Patrick Dcsie Ais
Broadway j. Svme 6} Bowerv and by p Burnet c. SO
Gnenwchst. Price so per bottle. jan 6-if
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06
UMBRELLA AND PARASOL
MANUFACTORY

259 PEARL STREET.
GARNER L. COMSTOCK offer for sale the most resson-
able and elegant Of Umbrellas and Para
os (of their manuacure comprising every variety Of style
paeru aud which they would peotuy invite the
ton Of thcirfrends and customer. feb slim.
TyEALtIBLt, WORN LOZENGES, tor destroying
and ia the ntesnes OF children and
perons and the time quite paaab for SALE with direc
tions, by the manufacturer,
febs DR.. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER, 81 Broadway.
GLENN'S INDIAN DYE-For coloring red, light, grey
VI hal. 10 hours wi hut staining the skim njun- the
texture lsa for sale Ho3pers Pharmacy
Br,asay Franklin nv the dcz-n f2f
GATE MORTARS For Jewrlier. and Chemists use,
~ for s.,e by Dir. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
ian25 ST. Broadway.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06

DERSIAS SWEET BAGS.-An invoice of Edes
manufacture ctlehrl:cs for seeming Trunks DRIVERS, &c,
rendering them from SC For SALE she dozen,
or single one, by HfTSHTON ASPINwALL,
dec l6 C William street. and ITO Broadway
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06

FTHE Old GALEN'S HEAD, u Peck Sip.-D
EVANS superior method of curing certain disease
versaly acknowledged in this city. Also elects, cures Fiu
las and all diseases arising from the impurities blood IT,
medicines mild safe, expeditions, and regularly improve
strengths his charges reasonable the
feet without confinement hndrancc and
cal cases ell in few days without particle of Mercury
Strangers possibly experience difficulty making
Dr. f. respectfully soiciis CALL which will enable
else their agmen-hs experience extensive Hospitals
America for 50 will he confident ese him Der
feet satisfaction TO all those who favor him with their coad-cr
i'm l3
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06

~ Indian cure for the Rheum sm-fhis Poaudria Oil is the
essential oil extracted from the Poanla tree nfahle
for that distressing disorder the rhcuma in all its stages
For sale by p Bune Co., 5la Greenwich street, doors be-
low Spring. Patrick Doki 4l3 Broadway. of Lpe6srd
J. Syibe 65 Bowery, of Walker rect; and Dr.
(uion Of Grand ard The BoANery. Pnce s.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06

CONSU pvemlns Bala, ofGilead. Balm
~ in all the different is tho best medicine exian, ana
should always have trial. its medicinal properties truly
For sale nv Patrick Dickie iI3 BO away; j. Lyme, 6
cents per bottle. jan 26-tf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06

~ HOUSE, tVANTED.-A 6 ,od Modern Built Tw
In Story House. located between Canal Blocker streets,
-- west of BrOaawsy. Apply immed aey at AIS Broadway
feb Inns