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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-06-09
YAI.IfARIE

VALUABLE
TOag5s Property fO1. Sale.
FHsHE undersigned win sell the real es.
tate Of The late Philip McGovran--
A Consisting of .&M&
l..i@ a HOUSES AND LOTS. ls:iW,
on Burke street, Martinshurg. They are
both comfortable and convenient dwelling
houses. for families, and now under rent
until the ist OF April next one occupied
by Il. Showers, aud the other by Hiram
Bowen, The purchaser will Of course re.
ceive the rent.
This property win be sold on accommoa
dating terms, Say l, y. or 3 years credit
upon securing tire purchase money with
Interest
viii, at our next superior court. offer
the property at public sale, and continue
10 offer u from time to time, at each sue
ceeding quarterly term OF the county court
until sold. THOMAS G. SMITH.
Martinsburg. ApIil Al. ls26.--n
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Va EFayesee Guards!!
E.FR.TI fila. safe.

EsTEAaFA FVE' SXtCs
yHSHE subscribers offer for sale, tract
a of land, lying on Back creek, Berke
lev county, about seven miles southwest
of Martinsburg. adjoining the lands of A.
Snyder and others, now in the occupancy
of Benjamin Thomas. containing about
:S9A ACRES,
under good state Of Improvement. There
is on the farm two Good aSzA
DWELLING HOUSES, sss#
a first rate BARN; Stables, Id
Corn Cribs, and all other neces
sary out buildings. Terms Of Sale easy
and accommodating.
BENJAMIN THOMAS.
RICHARD McSHERRY,
juno 2,-St Trustees
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-06-09

On Monday last, the overseers OF The poor Of
ri, county, chose Mr.. Enoch Matthews as ma
,,ger Of the poor house for the ensuing year.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-06-09

DISSOIUTTUN
fEsHE firm heretofore existing under the
Al name Of JouN n RIDDLE & Co., has
been by mutual consent dissolved. All
persons who know themselves indebted by
note or account 10 the firm. will please 10
make payment 10 John k. Wilson, who -
authorised TO make all settlements OF tho
concern. JOHN N. RIDDLE,
JOHN X. WILSON.
Anril oS 1886.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-06-09

GsOLLARS AND CAPES We have
u just opened a very pretty lot OF French
Worked Collars and Capes, and Bobbi.
nett Collars, which We will sell cheap.
IOHN w. BOYD & Co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-06-09

GHOES AND BOOTS.-Gentlemens
- Calf Skin Shoes, do Morocco Pumps,
do Calf Skin Bootees. do summer BOOTS }
Mems strong Shoes; Ladies, Lasting DO,
do Kid aud morocco do Misses Leather
and Lasting Shoes, Children's do, Ladies
French morocco do: for sale BY
| JOHN w. BOYD T. Go.
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RnREIiT u. RUST,

HHAS Just received very large and su.
H I'll peiior lot of Cloths, Cassimeres, and
yesiings Among the cloths are the fol
lowing colors:
Blue, Black, Dahlia, Adelaide, Pea
and Invisible Green, Olives, Browns,
Cinnamon also Summer Cloths, Err
minetts, Honey Comb Drills, Bath
Cords, Grape Lasting, White s. Brown
Drills and Linens, --to which he in
vites the attention Of purchasers, as he
is determined TO sell very cheap.
May IL. 1886.
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May 80, lsS6.-2m
CAREY's LIBRARY OF

CHOICE LITERATURE,
HAS now completed IFS first Six Months oi
publication, and the Publishers offer the fol-
the promises made to the public in the orig inal
prospectus.
LIFE OF Sin JAMES Macintosh, by his son.
KINcA1p's RIFLE BRiGADE.
CHARACTERISTICS OF HiNposTAN, by Miss
Roberts.
OSE IN A THOUSAND, by G.. P. r. James.
RIESzr, by L. l.. Balwer.
RANDOM REcoLLEcTIoNs OF THE House OF
Commons.
The Second Volume has commenced with Sc
lections from The Dramas Of Joanna Bdtttte,
and Confessions and Crimes, or PosthumOus
Records Of a Cief gynaan-a work resembling in
style, and supposed 10 be by the same author, as
the celebrated Tales from the Diary Of Physi-
clan.
The First Volume can be had separate, with
out subscribing TO the work, upon the remittance
Of So so TO the publishers.
The Library is published weekly, containing
Twenty imperial octave pages, and the Literary
Advertiser which accompanies it, four pages
and is bound up at the end of every yolnme.-
Price per annum, in advance, So.
Address, j.. l.. CAREY y A. HART.
Or, LOUIS A. Cooley,
PHILADELPHIA,
Nrs- CLUBBING Remittance of Five
Dollars will command the first volume Of the Lii
brary and the Marryatt Novels, complete in {
numbers, containing Peter Simple-Jacob Faith
ful-Pirate and Three Cuiters-King's Own
Newton Foster Pacha of Many Tales-and
Japhct in Search of his Father, or First volume
of Library and Lady's Book.
Nav ~, 1896.
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Notice.

stGffFgs
The School Commissioners Of Berkeley
county, are requested TO meet at the Court
House. in Martinsburg, on Monday, the
18th of June next. (being the first day oil
June Court,) at Q O'Clock, p NJ. A pune
tual attendance of each Of the Commis'
sioners is requested, as business OF much
importance will come before them.
JOHN BOYER, Clerk.
May 10, 1896 1t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-06-09

TIE MARTINSBURG Young Mems
Temperance Society, will hold their an :
nual meeting in the Lutheran Church on Satur.
day eEenng June 18th, at early candlelight.
E. p. HUNTER, Pres't.
June 9, 1886 It'd
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-06-09

ED ICHARD w. RUCKLE, respect.
e Gfuily informs the citizens Of Martins
burg. and Berkeley, and the adjoining
counties, generally, that he has commen.
ced the manufacture of CABINET FUR.
.MTURE in all its various branches. al
the stand formerly occupied By Mr.. VIM
Able, in .uariinsburg. where he intends
Keeping on hand good supply of choice
articles in bis line of business, such as
MAHOGANY sIDE-BoARDs,
Secretaries. Sofas, Book Cases. Ladies
Dressing Bureaus; H'ork, Candle, and
WGsh STANDS; Extension. End, Cen.
ire, and Pier Tables, manufactured
from first rate materials and IN the most
fashionable style; together uith general
assortment Of Cherry, Maple, Waiaut, and
Poplar
FU nc NETU RE.
Of erery description, all Of ,ciieh, ,cia be
manufactured of the best materials and bu
experienced and careful rorkmea, He u.h
also Keep on hand or manufacture 10 order,
High. French, s. iosc post BEDS TE.4DS
Of most approeed construc lion, and sciR hold
himself IN readiness al all times. and at the
shortest notice, to supply all orders for cor
FINS, Of any description. ,cith ,chieh he
may be .forored.
Having been at considerable trouble
and expense in fitting up bis establishment
and having the experience Of years in bus
business. he flatters himself with being
bic TO please all who may be disposed to
favor him with their custom and he hopes,
I.,n a
fidelity. 10 merit and receive the patronage
and support Of generous public.
9gCHERRP WALyNUT, and POP
LAR LUMBER. besides country pro
luce OF all kinds, will be taken in exchange
for furniture. at the market price.
May 10, lS56-tf.
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T,drnMdre.

Ngttt y tuW<<'
ENIFTEEN tons Of Iron well assorted,
E' Nail Rods and Sheet Iron, Anvils
and Vices, best make Mill and Cross Cut
Saws-for sale by
BAKER TAPSCOTT.
Shepherds,own. May 90, 1886 -6w
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THE I'M n X HTs.
corrected tceekls from the Baltimore Patriot.
MARRIED.

1sIAHEK1EU,
On Thursday the Goth OF May, by the Rev
G.. w. Deems, MIR. DENNIS Lucas TO Miss e
LIzABETB MUssETTER of Berkeley County
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-06-09

TOBACCO & ClGARS.--The sub.
scriber has Just received box OF
Browns very superior Cayendish tobacco.
Also, Caducts and Logan's Spanish and
Hall Spanish Cigars,--to which he invites
the lovers Of those articles.
ROBERT ID. RUST.
May ~, 1886.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-06-09

ESOR HlRE-A good laboring hand
IL Enquire at this office.
May 10, 1886.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-06-09

MO /. HERRING. and No MIC
IN EREL Gro. Alum and Fine Salt
For sale by J. w. BOYD & Co.
May 10, 1886.
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Drills i!

New Barouches.
WE'VE have just received on cons'gn,,
wv ment another supply of substantial
and we'll finished BaIouehes which VIII be
sold low. HAMME 4 STEPHENS.
May 5,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-06-09

Circuit superior Court Office.
tHHllE Office OF the undersigned has
a been transferred 10, and is now kept
in the small brick building Of Mrs Locke,
midway between the County Court Otiice
and the public square.
JOHN STROTHER,
Martinsburg. April 90, 1886.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-06-09

EOHN w. BOYD s. Co are now o.
ep pening an unusually large and gene
raj assortment Of
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S HkOCERlES, WINES &LlQUORs

May IL, IS36--tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-05-26
New Arrangement.

= EREAFTER. until further notice, the
nav and elegant steamboat Nesp. YORK,
Capt. Peek. will run between Nev- Havea a,.d
Ne.e- York. inr the conveyance Of passenger
cn'y. and viii perform her trips daily, up snd
dawn, leaving Nsw. York every nsosninR. ! .sn.
ShXs .exesn.sd. q o'cl0ek AN. Resnrninr
~" ~ ssave New. Haven at s'eleck p. NJ. -
Can NJ ~ steam boats Ness- haysa and Splsadi9.
swss. .snsones. VIII ellen continue 60 run be-.
IsasI"s ~. ssese places: and will take freight.
seP ", and lsasins New Yeys = ~ y ~
10y this avvansss. - 49, !. M ~ -:
neess rom saeh psre. 1sgl.' ~, S.".. ~ ~
hessn q aAa u 3. q. 80 49, 49, MsM 49,
s7 A. M.Aaa n. n. A "''" As'A
MH'AS'sn, ApsI ). isss' 00'' agent A.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-05-26
New Goods.
NORTH q MORST

NORTH & MORSE
"AVING just returned from New-YOrA,
u Il offer to their friends and the public an
assortment Of NEW GOODS-con-
sisting in part OF blue, black, adelaide and in
visible green BrOadcloths Buckskin g. plain
Cassimeres, a variety of cOlors Linen and
Cotton Drillings, MOleskin s. Bansup Cords,
with other Cloths suitable for summer wear |:
silk and cotton Velve cts; good assortment
colored Silks; dark and light cold Vestings;
white, unbleached, mixed. ribbed and petinett
open work Cotton Hose; gentlemen's and la
dies Gloves, great variety.
Also, dark and light Prints; dark and light
Ginghams Of every description French Mus.
Inns, French Ginghams. Check Muslins, Rg'd
Jaconetts; Scotch and Bishop Lawn; 6g'd
Lappetts; ig'd, plain and book Muslns; white
and brown Holland, white and brown Jean
Cotton ana Linen Handk'fs, Cotton and LII
men Diapers, 1874 damask Table Cloths, fan
cy Table Covers. scarlet and white &c. 3D.,
l2-4 Merino Shawls, with variety OF Fancy
Plaid, Silk and Cotton Dress H'dk is; black.
green and white Blond Gauze Wells; Green
Barage Blond Lace; lace, cotton and worst.
ed Edging: cold and white Cotton Fringe
Silk Velvet Ribbon. variety, and a good as
sOrtMeDt Of almost all kinds of Goods usually
called for in country Dry Goods Store.
ALSO, A FIRST RATE ASSORTMENT OF
Glass Wore, C9'Ocke9.y,
Hardware and Cutlery,
all Of which are offered 10 the public on kAeral
terms for cash, good credit, and al kinds OF
produce and lumber. 15idss3
Hitch field, Aprl ID. as
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-05-26

TTAVE just received from New-York, .
II very large and splendid assortment OF
BROADCLOTHS, Of every desirable color.
such as blue, black, olive. claret, Invisible and
bottle green, brown, drab. mixed, &c. Also,
a splendid lot Of London and American CAS-
SIMERES Of every style, color and quality.
An extensive assortment OF SATTINETTS.
which were purchased very much under the
market prices, and consequently will be sold
accordingly. 4l8 a,,...e.t rss,3 III - .,.a
N. B. Persons wishing TO purchase Cloths.
Cassimeres or Sattinetts cheap, are particu.
larly requested 20 call at SedgsOick & POrter's
store, s, doors east of the Court House.
Litchfeld, Man 8. 48
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-05-26
Eegy, Goods.

TTHE subscriber will this day open 4 new
IL & general assortment Of DRY GOODS.
suited to the season. which will be sold at the
lowest prices for cash, produce. or short ere
dit. 4s e. w. BOLLES.
Litchfeld. May IL. ,s 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-05-26

HNHE subscribers having entered into Co
Il partnership, under the name and frm Of
II. MerriHmam & Co.
for the purpose Of continuing the business Of
Repairing Clocks Gnd Watches, Manu- featuring
SitUer Spoons, &c. &c. would inform their Gus
TONERS that they have just received from New
York az extensive assortment Of
Watches, .JeeUeI9.y, Gg1OG
Plated Ware,
OF superior quality, and the latest patterns;
amongst which are the following articles:
Gold, coral, flagree and jet Ear Rings |;
C"rnellan, agate, coral. jet, onyx and gold
Breast Pins; imitation and real emerald. opal,
diamond set. pearl and plain Finger Rings |;
Belt Buckles; Slides, Plated SnuffsrsSST Trays;
Britannia Tea Pots; Steel Spectacle Cases !;
Near.sighted Spectacles and Eye Glasses |;
Music Boxes, Motto Seals, Pen Knives, Cut
ting Pillars. Watch Oil, Magnets, Combs. Tu.
ming Forks. Belt Buckles and Slides. &c. sc.
Thankful for past favors. they will be still
more pleased with continuance Of patronage.
REUBEN MERRIMAN,
REUBEN b. MERRIMAN.
One door east Of Presbyterian Church,
LitclJfeld, March 2S, 1885. &c
II INENS. A 6ne assortment Of Ii
- MEMS. lust resolved by i
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-14
TEMPERANCE MEETING

An annual meeting Of the Youns Mems, Tom
Perance Society of Maftinsburg held on the eve.
ming Of the I'd Of July al the Lutheran Church
The meeting was called to order by the Pr.,i.
dent, Edmund P. Hunter: when the followin,
resolutions were adopted.
On Motion of Rev. II. Weiscr il was
Kesotred, That Messrs, Hiram Bowen AM
Samuel II. johnson be appointed committee ,
select officers for the ensuing year
The SAID committee then nominated the fol
lowing gentlemen who we're elected.
christian ID. WoLRr, President,
Reo. n. Weiser, LIST Vice do.
Nj Samuel Baker, I'd do do
Edmund + Hunter, Corresponding Secretsn
James ii. Stephens, Recording DO
ana me Kew, j. Berkeley, Rev. Mr.. Deer
Doci; John 3 Harrison jr., Mr.. John sa,Sz,
MIR. William II, Reed, as managers.
ResoIued, That the lst quarterly meetig Of
this Society be held on the Sd Saturday ipJGy,
INST. and that committee be appointed select
speakers for that occasion; whereupog the fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed sad commit.
tee, viz;
Messrs. Samuel Baker, Danl H. Doll, and
SamH ii. johnson.
Resoired, That the ladies be invited 10 join
this Society.
Resolued, That this Society deeply lamenthc
death OF It's late Secretary, William c. Andersen,
whose efforts IN the cause of the Temperance
Reformation were truly praiseworthy.
Resotred, That the editors of the Martinsburs
papers be requested to publish the proceedings
oil this meeting in their respective papers,
The meeting then adjourned 10 the 10th oil
July.
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tain or the scouting party. from whom he
got the information and tina. he believes
what is stated above is true. We hope
not. We were shown yesterday, letter
from the same quarter, dated the 18th ult
which stated that an express had just ar
rived with information that two thousand
Greeks had crossed Flint river, and were
making for Florida, destroying every
thing IN their path, and numbering every
one they came across--and that the peo-
pie were very much alarmed. This was
on the 18th Of last month, and since tina.
time we have heard no more about the
Indians from that quarter. We mention
this TO put those at distance on their
guard. The horrid bu.chery noticed above
is but report, and we sincerely hope may
prove such an one as daily reaches our
ears-without the least foundation"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-14

SLAVE CAsE.-ln the District Court of the U
States for the Western District of Pennsy lyaniu
held at Piusburg before Judge IRwIN, two cases
OF interest have lately been decided.
Baylor ct al Us. Elijah Heath, j. n. Steed.
man, Esq, and A. Pearsol- and Stephen Dial.
garn rs the same defendants, The plaintiff.
were owners of two negro slaves, who abscond
ed and came TO Venago county. in this State
where they were arrested, aud after judicial in.
vestigation, handed over to their owners On
their way home through Brookyille, Jefferson
County, on the evening of Sunday, the 18th oil
September, 1885, the negroes were placed in
Jail for the night A large aud excited crowd
collected, the defendants being among them, &
leaders Of the multitude.
A singular contrivance for their Liberation was
devised. A sham prosecution against the mas.
tiers TOR travelling on Sunday was held before
Steedman who is a justice of the peace. Bra
dy for the prosecution, and Prime for thoal efen.
dantS, were TO make their speeches as Iong as
possible so as TO afford the slaves time to escaDc
beyond the reach Of their owners. The whole
contrvanco seemd TO have been actually carried
INTO effect and the negroes, although pursued
by their masters for several days, were never
retaken. Verdict for the plaintiffs in both cases
Damages in the first 5000 in the second q $40.
Motions Tor new trials were refused by the
Court
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lHE HARRISON CONVENTION, met a, s,..
.on' according to previous arrangement on y.
9TH instant, & was organized BY the ,nn,;. - 'De
OF Col. James Crawford delegate from .n....
aud Nicholas President, William H. G,,Y :,
Loudoun' and Charles L. Francisco Of B,,h ". v
Presidents and Robert C. Cutler. of Nel.o, :,
Z. w. Newton ofohio, Secretaries Co. ~, y
HENRY HARRisoN of Ohio, and John IT,. :
Virginia, were nominated for the nex,p-.,
cy and Vice Presidency of the United e.,
The same electoral ticket that was a0oo;,,os =,
the State Convention at Richmond las, 49,.
was adopted by the convention. p,r,,n,..
next week.
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ST. LOUIS, June "a.


Important Military arrangement From
an authentic source we learn that the Pre-
sldent Of the United States has requested
Governor Dunklin to accept the services
of one thousand volunteers, for the pro.
lection Of our Western frontier This re
QUESTION is made in compliance with the
recent AFT Of Congress, authorizing the
President TO accept the services Of ten
thousand volunteers, in case of Indian
hostlllties. Gen. Atkinson, 10 whom the
protection Of the Northwestern frontier
has been confided, is authorized by the
Secretary Of War to call upon the Gov.
ernor for the services Of these volunteers
With this auxiliary, and the disposition
already made OF the regular forces at the
frontier posts. it is believed that peace
will be preserved among the tribes loca
ted on our borders.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-14

ARKANsAs.-The general election IN u,
new State of Arkansas, takes place in W., VIC
month Of august. Upon the expecta,;oo
that no difficulty would be found TO nro.
vent the admission Of that State into n.
Union, during the recent session Of C"n'
gress, the Constitutional Gazette, publish
ed at Helena. announces the FOLLOWING
candidates for office, under the State e.
vernment-Col. James s. Conway, for Co.
vernon; Hon. .4rchibaM Eel. for Rer..
sentative in Congress - Bait Pat.
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From the National IDtelliyencer

The aggregate amount of appropriation
made by the acts passed during the late
session Of Congress is about thirty five
millions of dollars. or this amount it is
curious to see the very large proportion
made for objects connected with our Ind
ian relations. For carrying into effec,
treaties or suppressing hostilties with the
Indian tribes, exclusive of the expenses
OF the Army proper,) the amount appro
prIafed is more than thirteen million and
half of dollars. The appropriations for
the Army amount to four millions of Dol
lars; for the Navy, TO six millions and a
quarter; for Qualifications, to nearly three
millions; for harbors. to over one million;
for the Cumberland road, SIX hundred
thousand dollars; besides three millions
OF dollars for the Civil List.
Notwithstanding this enormous amount
OF appropriations, there is no doubt that
The surplus in the Treasury on the LIST OF
January next, subject TO distribution under
the late act of Congress. will exceed TWEEN
" millions Of dollars,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-14

some town election in which ,ho
they would like to di'parage bad 'Aoa
oeeh candidate, and had failed of be;.. ''''Osly
Such proceedings, or such result, 80 sNci,a.
uons are always paraded before IN. r., slse.
con'estible proofs of the unftae.. and aa Ia,
ri'y Of the candidate to whom ,ber I'sa.
to relate. Taking the example r. A%-a
opponents for our guide. we give -. roa'l
testimony relative TO Mr.. Van Buren, ,.;, ,S,'s
diherence however, that the mee,in. :, W y, ~
the resolution passed, instead of beine : "aF'
OF dozen individuals numbered =. "po'e'
or four hundred The meeting W.. ~, ,sre'
Salem Washington county N. w ~ os'd a
fen.s own State. and a jackson county 80, 3D.
Resolred, That in Martin w. 'p0'
we recognize the sycooban,;. ah bureu,
llcks the gust from the footstoOl If n, .a't
and unable by noble flight 10 , y. pSo"s,
summit of his ambition, atiemo, ,saen Ia
Ike, to crawl to it. We uuerIy sern'h
the attempt which is making i, repuolate
on The nation as the favorite .oa p'.G pun
YORK. He is no favorite son If an VI view
whole HE time has been spent in W.; Ol'
wa. upon the great and good Of mi. S sns
anu halion' 10 the case of Gov Cgo,a .e
'he oversbadowing power of trna "a'on'
ness siienced and rebuked bis pre,s,s s,ea''
and hence all the litlleness Of RI. " na,
was up IN arms against him. Wbso a' "
s s,ana ialls' The pigmy climbs to coo ,r'
duence upon his ruins, when the lion d..
The Jackall couches in bis lair, 'a u's''
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CLEVELAND. (Ohio.J June 80.

y H@H'1 HLhNDI NOH'U'J JUIIU OU'
Sudden and melancholy death Two
ago days we recorded the marriage of
Rev jarvis Gregg, Prof. Of Sacred Rheto-
ric in Western Reserve College. to lady
OF New Hampshire, niece of the Hon
Daniel Webster; and now we are called
upon TO note his death. lie arrived a,
Hudson last week; on Sunday had a Sc
we're and sudden attack of bilious fever,
and on Tuesday night sunk in the sleep Of
death. 1t is a great loss to bis friends, to
the institution with which he was connec.
trd, and to the Christian ministry, in which
he gave great promise of usefulness.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-14

The Rev Septimus fusion, Pastor OF
the Presbyterian Church in this town, has
been chosen by the Faculty ofthe Unver
'l'y of Virginia, Chaplain to that Institu
tIon-a complimentary appointment truly.
but one which we are sure is justly merit
ed. We understand that MIR. fusion ha.
accepted the appointment, and is expect
ed to enter upon the discharge of the du
Ties OF his new station about the 1st Of
September next. - Charlesto,cn Free Press
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-14

CREEK WAR ENDED.-We learn from the
National lntelligencer of Tuesday, that the dan
ger OF Creek War is considered as over. Jim
Henry The most dangerous Of the chiefs, at whose
iustigaton. many of the late wanton and cruel
murders have been perpetrated, and who had so
often batiled all attempts that have been made TO
capture HIM, has at last been taken, and is now
prisoner. The Intelligencer thinks that the
capture of this chief will render any further mil.
itary operations in Alabama unnecessary.