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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-30
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A ~ % 2 I " Z OLD Tax0UoRs.
W e have just received and offer sale
w Loaf, Lump, and Brown SUGAR:
New Orleans and West India Melasses
Old Java and Rio Coffee Gun Powder
Imperial. Old & Young Hyson and Black
TEA, Sc
Fifth Proof Cognac Brandy, Holland
"'n, Jamaica Spirits, New England Rom,
and WhIskey Madeira, Old Port, lie
nerltie. Dry Lisbon. and Sweet Malaga
WINES. Cavendish and Common no.
bACCO; Spanish Cigars, &c, &c.
JOHN w. BOYD s. Co.
May 81, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-30

on the
Nou&e s. Sign 2jatuttmg
bnsiness. together with ORN.4lIE. VT.
~ P4iNII.NG, s. PAPER HANG.
ING, in all their various branches. and
"iii he ready at all times to attend to any
ofoers in his business. by which means he
hopes TO DE able TO merit continuance OF
Tue patronage of a liberal public.
March 81, ls36-U
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-30
W Q w G. o o D So
CHEAP, as EDsrf!

NEyE have just received very Large
w and General Assortment OF Spring
mud Summer Goods consisting in part Of
l6 Pieces Of CLOTH, Of different colors,
very cheap. very large and pretty
assortment of Calicoes, Ginghdms, Lagns,
Printed .Iaeonets and PAINTED snuslins
Plain and figured S'eiss Jaconet e. Bro
cdd4 Muslihs;
"A fine stock Of bro,on and blcached Irish
LiniHs;
a large assortment Of SILKS and fancy
articles;
SUMMER CLOTH and Juerino Cas-
sinners;
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Of ecery description in ersensise assert
nent q Resting and Paaialoon Stuff. AL
SO, the usual assortment of
HaRDWaRE,
Queens-ware, Wooden-ware,
AND c. RoCE RMS.
In short, every article generally kept 10 q
retail store which we will sell for cash, or
TO puncsual customers, exceedingly low.
The state ofthe times are such, that un
less we can collect our debts at least once
10 twelve months, we cannot get along
We hope. therefore. that all persons ia
vouring us with their custom will paw d,
punciually
Having used great precautisn in buying
our goods, and having bought them some
what out OF season, We are enabled 10 sell
them cheaper than they have been sold il
this country.
GIVE hope every person wishing tt
purchase, Will give us a call, as we are de
'ermined TO cut goods very low.
WILLIAM LONG T. SON.
Martinsbsrg, June 81, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-30
Every Man his own Physician.
DIR. Brandirets,.

Livery Man his own Physician.
DIR. Hrandreth,
Wants no College, no Institution. no ayo.
~, no Charter; he being quite satisfied !
rest on the patronage Of tte Public. for
the success ef1is GrandfaNer,s
Vegetable Universal Pills
Established in England, 1851.
DEATH AND DISEASE. Ia colIo,nv (,
Mems sena, in Corpore sono.
"a mind well lodged, and inaseuliae ~ CO.,.
Death met Disease the ether day.
and thus they gossipp'd on their way
Deata--IIow comes it friend, in every sb,a.
Gu let SO many folks escape
lew years beck, aud every Elf
Once sick, you laid upon my sbeir,
Dyspepsia then, had power 10 Mi
Asthma deceived the doctors slill.
The lancet, too, at all times sougb,
Its heeatombs of victims brought
Then CosiiYeness could fatal proy.
anu rheumatism no power rrmoye
simple cold, where'er you went
subject 10 my kingdom sent.
ilow comes II, then, that now a day.
oihs sip your grip and 90 their wav.l
Asthma subsides-Dy Dyspepsia cured
The lancet is no more endured
Inc sick, 10 day, forget all sorrow.
And laugh at both Of US 10 morrow
Da'easewDread sire use all means can
To abreyiate the life Of man.
dog his footsteps from his birth
I'LL he returns TO mother earth.
And though Ills true that my spcces.
Is daily growing less and less
This satisfaction can feel,
! have not slackened in my zeal:
use all means used Of old,
Changes Of weatheT--kot aud cold !.
give them colds-l give the N pain. I.
! rack their bones-I fire their veins
! poison them with rancid bile
In place of the digestive chyIe:
Yet all is useless nothing kills
Death--How's that?
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
LOWER CANADA
open Rebeh,oH-Fieh 6sfwre,. fic Lon
dISIs and pIfyioJs

Open Rebeh'oH- Eebf 6eirreu "a, Inn.
GliSis and Patriots.
an engagement has taken place be.
tween two hundred Of the British rcgu-
lars and the Canadians al s.. DENIM.
IN which the latter were succe.sfJ.-
The ioNalI>ts lost lG killed and wound .
ed. aud two b5aSs pieces. Cant. Nal.
com Is reported as MORALLY wounde
The patriot loss not known.
hAPpearN that the patriots have made
sand At ST Charles, about I'D mile,
below Montreal. aud are rcpl,nng an
old French fort Their numbers J..
slated al t"O thousand or more. well
arred and furnished. and that they
have eight brass pieces. On Wednes-
day detachment Of eight bundled r..
g"Iars and three bundled volunteer,
lett Montreal with the intention Of
breaking uP thls post. They landed
on Thur,ddy. and had taken I'D their
iinc OF Mach OR 81 Charles. The
advance guard consisting OF 2uu regu.
lars. bad proceeded ~ f4f a. St Den.
n''. when they we're attacked by the
Canadian populace and alter severe
engagement driven back with the los.
above stated
Report says that the patriot force &,
under ihe command 1t two French Of.
hcers Of distinction ifained under b..
uapaiie. o. 'hi,. however. Nc have
no authentic information.
y 5 Since The above was an TYNE
We have received the Montreal Cou.
TieT Of Friday. II confirms the report
81 "Wednesday relative 90 the old
French fort ~ 81 Charles. tie oecupa.
ton 81 Mr Drbanzch's house aud The
marcl of she troop. from Montreal.
We have just received The .llpniog
from our correspondent. The rd,,o, a
the Courier:
The troops. on their way 10 S..
Charles were stopped 81 ST. Dennis by
The rebels. They had fortified . large
house. from which they fired 90 ID,
troops. several ct whom are killed ani
= number wounded Among the latter
Capisin MARKHAM The 81 Georys
LETT this morning q O'clock. Nth a
reinforcement % two field pieces snd
companies q the Bind
Two Of The rebels were made PRISON
srs add many are supposed killed
Balls were fred into and through ID,
house from the hoWiizeF.
Noe Yea Cs-,ze,s,ui
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
U. S. SENATOR'S

Mr.. King VI Georgia, having resigned hi.
ssst IA the U. >. senate, The Legislature Of
that State, on tho 22d uIl, elected The lion.
WILSON Lv"rE'S. ". E.J to supply the va
saney. Judge Bsrrisn wa. tie opposing can.
didaie.
.irkaa'a' Col. AHsRo,E ~ sE,Ira ". G. )
was elected 10 the L. s. senate, on a.. 7,b
u!I. without opposition.
Maryland Tho seat made vacant in the U.
5. Senate, By the death Of Gov Ksat, viii no,
be hlIed all the Legislature Of Mary land meet.
the LIST Of next month. Reverdy johnson.
John P. Kennedy. aud J. V. L. MeMahou. Of
Bai'imors,-and William schIey. Of Hasers-
town, ara recommended by different paper,
% suitable persons TO GIL tho vacancy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
THIS IS the way the Globe speaks OF
our good old State, Virginia:


President Jackson and the democratic mar
s"ueted The same SORT of Temporal, pre-
Jad'e1 IN the must republican STATE of IN,
C"ion. oy the mosetary tea.pe,t which M.
directed against them from the BANK Of ,h.
o"hed states IN 1854. A large ms,or,,y OF
The Nirgi"a Legislature. under the sudden i'm.
vi'se' d'd 'Jn,iire 10 the pa,rhIic policy Of
'he tate eh'cf mas'.trsis. Bat the Old Do
"h'i"n, Ike noble shir. vnIlisei the >to,n
an" sustained him ia his Opposition % a..
u","h oetNseo the t;o,ernme,.I and n y .t,p.-
al nsnh and the demaGis Of IN At bank for the
dcPO,iics
IL Wi! We seen at n glance, tina, the
'eTl'abie BLAIR Is trying TO furnish an
apology Tor the ah..Ining defea,
o. we adu'n''ifa'ion party IN the State
OF New York. lie says. (,oo truly. i,
pans us To admit. that Virginia .sus.
tanned him 10 his opposition to a ma.
'ionsl bank but she has lived 10 de.
piorc II, and that, too. deeply. She. in
Common with many other States who
nave lately thrown off their legiance
10 the present administration. PAID
dearly for the act. AMI We believe
SINCERELY, there are thousands Who
sustained his policy. thu, now s,ckcn
win disgust. n the Vc1v name of Van
Bpren''ns Even the Richmond En-.
qm'er admits that there is majority
ay"inst The Sul-Ticasurv scheme
We beg. then, that the Globe will no
longer Iraduce the character Of V,ts,n.
IA, by chasing her with those States
that yet bow al the shrine OF the Ex.
ecuuSe.- Hhe,iiag T.m,s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
TRIAL FOR RAPE

Negro HARRY va, tined -
Ia" oy 'he konney Court for 10y
a ~ .''enp' 10 murder " hne e,,l , s]I
ABOUT 10 years-he va. founI ,, assd
18th day OF January n.1t GA the
lhe little gid-Wh om b.bI
~ injured and left lyiny on ~ o'd'
pale IN the woods. where he, son, a'ons
found her next day-wnL '"u,
fractured IN three places. had -"
recovered on MnndIy. a, Ia b. ~ H
attend at the Court uou,s - "
evidence against the black drn'.t s'e
hu nan shape. ''oa "a
HE evidence adduced upon ,L.,
al VAS IN substance. ;Lat 81. va
Margaret Nelson. -.let her
dwelling 10 WI, neighlou, ~.
ner return was accompanied =,
hohoson, and a short distanc. t.. ~ ~ 70
place here she va. found RE ,"e
separated from Der and tt 'n
more direct to h's o~n dWell,n,
IL Tue s'rl had been found d,,J
"ho"' "o"iG suspicion have rested
We answer on NJ RoLo,on. NJ
lhous lat OF tue Negrn-R,h,s.,, %. '"e
S"en lat "'th hcr. no, tar G,r 80. ="
piAcs where she was found And L.
upon The 'niorn. alton furnished 80
Young lady "as The negro arrested
lhe recon- Of our Grin nal o..
nave many melancholy in,,anc.,
the innocent being Condemned NO.,
o'rcumstaniial evidence, aSW,sL.,,t,'
Would have been--and thgn,b ,'n
hc''on may no, have been The rs,,i,
yet suspicion aud malice Would t,y.
placed him M an unenviahlc .,,.,r-a
l hi' case illustrates in some me,.r,.
Tue necessity OF observing caution a,5
and street adherence TO lhs, m,,,,GI
rule which requires that nine,, ana
nine guilty ones should escape r,,hs,
'han one innocent man should .uf.,
'Ss.1t,!Ii.d .7G.,es.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

.Nissis,ipYt Eiscf,on.--Reiurns from
eleven counties 10 this State. shcw a
gam ~ favor of PrcnliJs add Word.
The Whi- oandilales Tor Congress. over
Claiborne and Gholson. Of $3.50 votes.
The Wheeling Tunes states that II
being ascertaiacJ that Messr,. Pfent,.,
and WDid arc elected, they are now
on Their wSy 80 Warrington 10 clam.
their seats IA Congfess.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

FLoRIDA.-We are getting tired OF
The latest from Florida" We do
trust Gen. Jesup will soon put an end
to the war. He has a tremendous
force at his disposal-not less than ten
thousand men; -four thousand five hun.
dred oil whom are regular troops. His
army IS mo,elv collection however,
The regulars embrace individuals Of all
nations, while OF the volunteers there
are some from Missouri. Louisiana
Alabama, Georgia, and Florida. Then
there are our red allies. the Creek,
and the Osages. Nor must we forget
The Legions. recruited in New York
and Philadelphia, composed of French
Germans Italians and Poles. and off.
cered by foreigners. Never has so
heterogeneous a mass Of soldierv been
seen IN this country. Ii with this vast
force. and abundant supplies, together
with Naval cooperation. Ger. Jesup i.
unable 10 reduce the Indians. we trust
no other attempt will ever be made
The season for active operations has
arrived, and We take il for granted we
shall hear Of something decisive before
long FIeferieksbuyg .frenq.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

Missouri State House Burnt
slip from he Office of IA, s., Ion,
Bulletin OF the 20,h contain, the fol.
loving letter 10 the editors: CIV NJ
Jefferson, Nov. III: Il seize The present
opportunity IN great haste, To inform
you that the State House a, TIN, MAC.
was discovered TO be on Are Las, n,ob,
about . o'clock. The building is now
IN RUNS. The FIRE originated IN III.
bed OF the hearth, in the Secretary d
States office. Nothing was saved ou,
oil the Secretary's office. The create
part OF the State Library IVES saved
The Auditors books and all lis paper,
saved except perhaps few unin,por.
hnt ones. The fire was entirely asc,.
dental. and no blame can We attached
10 the Secretary, who has alWay, Lcen
remarkably careful"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

II - correctly inferred. we think.
from articles which have lately appear.
ed IN the Globe. that the Sub .Trca,ury
scheme vii again be pushed by The
resident at The opening Of the next
CongTess.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

ANIMAL NAcSErisH.-The New York "a
Ae'ie gives vs. the ioiloolns a, the Te,,,f.,f,,
experiment 10 Animal Mlsn,Ii>m The ito
y tod alter toe manner VI Tie au,A,ty..
'A'e letter on The subject:
NOW, Miss u. just l,h up your de,,
little foot aud step with me to Wa,h,py.
ton. Al, stop, that will do; what i,
you see | see a large wLne house.
shall We go in; Yes. We'll Whatdo
you see nov a splendiily furnished
blue room. Who IS INIT; \ small
bald headed red whiskcred man Who
appears TO be IN great deal O: distress.
tie SITS leaning hrs head on has hand
WIN New York paper before hun
j." lao else do you seq An old grey
headed bllck-eyed man who now an.
pfodches the little man and appeau 10
be Offering consolation, bot The little
man shakes his head aud hcav,s deen
sigh"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

10 consequence Of serious domestic
ealamities Mr. Mouion Of the Senate
and Mr. Rice Garland Of the House
81 Representatives. from Louisiana.
have been called to their homes They
are now on their way 10 their families.
ana Nih not be able 10 return before
The FIRST Of January next.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

MAMMOTH Ox.-The Hartford De.
rnocfAt mentions large Ok. named
Olympus no" being exhibited in Han.
ford. which was brought ho.n New
Hampshire, and intended TO be di,pu,-
ed OF 10 New York The follow ,nk
are The dimensions OF the animal:
He's D leei6 inches high. H., g,r,h
- I'D feet . Inches-lengih Of body 10
lhe end OF has nose . feet y niche, -
Depth through The breast 3 feet
sc'en inches Outer distance between
the hsnks, , feet , inches. lie g. .
years . month, old and weighs three
thousand Ave hundred pounds tn
stated that The owner b., Jsen oT.f,
% cents pound Tor hIs neat II he
would butcher Lim.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
Es~ he Pss.-.l-s,Ai. r..v,r,, ~, .


Col Johnson in Juror Of United
Stafes Bank.-Mr. Editor The Vice
President Of the United State, dinin,
in Philadelphia. on the 18Th oil, with
aoont dozen gentlemen, OF different
political sentiments. made use of the
following language in reply TO a cues.
tion put TO him. which was dis,,ac,lv
hea'd oy every person at table
,lemen. said be. Il am IA favor OF \
United States Bsnk-a bank with n
capital of from fifty 10 one hundred
millions. one hundred I would prefer
Win branches 80 disseminated IN eve.
~ part OF the country that there would
not be square male IN the United
States or ITS dependencies, where ~,
notes would no, be redeemed m snecie
or i'S equivalent. at any time. Gen.
hemen, these arc my sentiments"
You may rely. Sir. Editor. on the
ruth and correctness Of this represen.
tiuon. a. the wuicr has IT from a yen.
ueman Il! unques,ionable ,crac,ty. who
vas present on the occasion: and H..
also confidently refers 10 the other Gen.
,i"m-n present. for the truth of wha,
Is here written. p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

PrssJyierim Church At the Into
synod ol Virginia, :, va, resolved that
,he Lexington Prcsbytcry bc divided
oy linc commencing al The intersec.
ton OF the Allegheny mountain with
The Southern boundary OF Hardy coun.
ty' and thence along the top Of the
mountain TO the boundary Of Giles
county, thence along thc dividing I'm.
between Giles and Monroe connie, I,
Ne" RIVER and thai the Ministers and
Churches west OF sad line be co,,t,i..
Ted Pfe'bytcry, 70 be known by The
name OF the Grecnbner Presbytef,.-
he hrst meeting Of the new Prcsbyte
ry IS To be held at LewI.5urg, on the
I'd Thursday ~ April next.
StsrlIoa Syeeis,oy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

RsnUh1jis Leidsaf Tie Sonef.
set Journal states that Nni,,m W.I.,r
10 OF FREEMAN ilas. bruughtto n az
oiliee ies DAYS gGce. pan mea.ur.
ing nearly tao inches IN lengrh
Which va, extracted tom the cali If
- leii leg last June Tie informs lha,lt
was s~s'lo~e ed by him "a The year Il
l-'jo and has been seven years voik
lnz cts passage through bis ~ stem --
While q renamed N ihe sion ach ihe
least exettion created the most e2cfu-
eating torture. and q has fJr most o( tie
tune HIce o. entered hts =, ytem. % dos.
sbled hm that be has been inoapaciia.
ted 60 prri.fm bot very little labor and
has dooipfrd for the consumption.
sh'eh has reduced hinn almost 60 psy.
cry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

The Charleston Mercury, Mr.. Cal.
houn's orssn IN S. Co. has opened n.
haliencs upon Mr.. Clay "Staws
show which way the Wind blows"
3ier. Gas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
TIE PRESIDENCY

III appears To be universally conceded
oy all intelligent Wings. that the NOM.
nation Of candidates for presidcn: and
wee President should be- referred To A
National Convention. That such a
convention will be called, that they
"iii agree upon candidates. and that
'heir nomination. will be acquiesced
IN with cordiality, We have no doubt.
Nevertheless. IL is competent for the
press. TO discuss the merits of particu-
lar individuals, subject, however, TO
the final decision of The Convention.
In all probability, the Convention
will unit" either on MIR. Wooster. Mr.
t1dy, or Gen. Harrison, rs a candidate
Tor President. The whole Whis party
would unquestionably respond TO the
nomination Of either of these disiin.
!uIshed gentlemen. But when they
have agreed upon candid tie for the
ilrst on'ce m the gift Of the people. IL is
desirable that they should nominate
one OF the Others Tor the second station
so As To present one from the east and
another from the west. Such a com.
hinaiion would secure the most formi
daoie ticket that was ever presented
Tor the suiirages OF the American peo.
pie. Contemplate for example. such
4 spectacle, as the NOMINATION of Daniel
Webster for President, and either Gen.
Harrison or Henry Clay for Vice Pre-
s'dent Or on the other hand, Henry
Clay or Gen Harrison for President
and Daniel Webster for Vice Presi-
dent! Could there possibly be a more
powerful combination Of talent and
worth: /, would be echoed with ac.
.clamatIon from on" extremity Of the
nation to The other. and bring dismay
home TO the existing powers at Wash.
ing,on.
Some affect 20 doubt whether either
OF the distinguished gentlemen named
would consent 10 serve in subordinate
station. We are no, OF The same opin.
ION: We cannot permit ourselves to
doubt for moment, that they would
each and all agree TO act in such station
as sh3u!! - "-.i=u-d them. in tho grea,
work OF reforming and restoring the
administration 10 its constitutional land.
marks. Let the attempt be made. and
There Is every Tea.on To believe that i,
VII eNentuatc 81 complete SUGGEST
The result would probably be. to have
one Of these statesmen for President.
another for Vice President. and the
;hIrd for the Cabinet. This would.
indeed, consolidate an administration
worthy Of a great nation. We throw
out these suggestions for the conside.
ration Of the people Of the country.
Boston CeniintL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

hlciilCAN The ps,roH Journal gives
The following st.tems nt % the results 90 the
late elections
sc tic Presidential election. the
Van Buren, msjouty vas 3 DO. ~
August, the '. b. majority vas .l3t.
AZ the present election, The Y. ID. ma
iorlty lOr Governor y about COO--a
clear loss 20 " b. since tie Pfesi.
DENTAL election. q 2 GO votes. The
legislature nov IN session has. we be-
lteye, g wings ard 90 v. r., the entire
senate being v u. The next lsRisla-
ture viii have - wings. % Y. b., be-
lsg . gain Of IS Wigs"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

TEXT AND COMMUNICATING
people never desert public funciiona-
nv IN the honest discharge Of his public
duly List .Nsssage.
IN the various State elections. which
have been held since Mr.. Van. Buren,
came i0'o power, be- ha, lost upwards
OF one hundred thousand vo,es. Ia
ether words, that NUMBER Of the pro.
rLE - have deserted this public func.
honAry,' anil denounced his rourse of
policy. VIII the author 81 the Mes.
sac change his policy Thus rlo-
qnenily instructed by the People. will
he obey orTcsisu' .\Dvs rST,oas.
Bat. GrOn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

a dead set has been made in South
Carolina by Mr.. Calbouns i.icnl. a.
gainst Mr. CLAY. Ungenerous. un.
grateful men Henry Clay "plucked
up J. {. Calhoun drowning honor by
the locks sad saved him.
l.iier ca.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

- coESii1amisy D.Assr. ts Is, siain-u,rA.
ID SSaAsers IL Gs Guy" Il New York. va.
gwen ~ We wings of n.4i city, on Tie 2sii.
Sit. lavhsd guests vsfs present frstn ss,e-
sci states, iaeiv5ing MF. webster % Ma,,a.
ehu's1l', hr. Bell Of Tennessee. Gu, Pes.
a'agiOa. $. L. soushard. Hoo. WIN. a. Hal.
stead, ~ Z. snd Others FROM New Jsnsy.-
Ae''f' Graves aod Understood u Kentucky
Asesrs. RsVsrdy Johason I'D Johu P Ken.
bsdy " Maryland. and many other distinguish
- nsn from diasrent States. The N.Y.E..
press says 'tbs entertainment wee splssd.l.
Al@Os. sorpa'sioE 70 style asI grandeur any
thing Of The kiod go have ever seen" The
drsser vas served ~ 81 TIE A,tor House 10
uh'eh 300 psTsoas sa' down The spsschs.
vsre tsFl 6as, asd tLs i0ssts usil.timed snd
pointed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

rs 20 the application Of the term
FEDERALIsT. 20 certain classes Of the
people. aud the fAc,,ous claim of TX.
elusive DEMOCRACY. by the noisy
psuIsans Of the Government-it - a
Per,er,ion Of the plaincsl meaning. Of
language, aud an insult 4, the good
sense Of the community The demOc
raey OF a country . but another term
lor tho people Of country. and II ap.
plies equally 10 81 clisse. 81 the com
muniiy, whether uch. poor. or 10 the
middle " alks Of life. Every citizen is
member Of the democracy. and the
only true DE noeracy OF Numbers"
consists d the majority Of the people
for the time being, As indicated by the
most recent elections Most emphau-
cally and conclusitely. therefore al
this time d. tive WIG PARTY Of
the United States. constitute the true
democracy Of the country. the deH.oc-
rscy Of numbers. -POuhoH's .ayp.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

Wi.Iia'n Souirt, vss i-.ed Ly Wab
'nEton CO Court. on TiIr.dsy lssf
ipf The murder II James Nou near
BoonshoUugh N ih,s county. 70 Oc-
tooer lasi, and fo1Dd guilty. q man.
daughter The C1urt .en'eneed hs
Pflsoucr three years and eight nsliLs
~ The Penrentary four months q
shich time 10 The Cells
N1uias.srsvf Hess@
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

The Madisonian i, out against the
SPECIAL DePosiie system OF sny other
modification Of the Sub.Tfe.sury
Scbeue.--.7isr. Gaz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

By u ti's' " pleasure TO comply VIII
@s wishes u ssvsral q or lIsspsfs-Fsrry
if@aas. :; E',isg plaes this week H. ths s,s-,
- AASoa jAsk pVNnns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

The Aboli,ioni,,s at the North are
endeaNonng io make an excitement, a,
'"e death OF MIR. Lovejoy. But 1t III
not do. However much the cifcu.n.
s''nces attending the killing OF this un.
fortunate man may be deprecated. all
re- SSo"ahic people must acknow ledge
hts oo''inacy. iool-hardlness and con.
tempt OF public opinion. Abolitioni,m
VIII never raise seed from the blood of
HHei martyrs a MIR. LorcJoy. howe, or
freely 1t may be poured on the ground.
Tier. On.