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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-25
TO TNE u

FrSHE undersigned having sold out his
q Drug Store 10 Mr.. WILLIAM Don
sEY. taxes great pleasure in recommend.
ing him 10 the public as an accomplished
Druggist-having been brought up TO the
business in one OF the best houses 10 Bal
timoTe. RICH'D McSHERRY.
o1rbber IS, 1887.
|gHSHE subscriber will continue the Drug
"a business in all its varieties. with Fruit
and Fancy Articles, at the stand lately
occupied by DIR. Richard McSherry, aud
expects shortly a complete assortment OF
the above articles; the arrival of which,
the public will be duly notified.
ga youth Of good moral character and
steady habits, and about Is years Of age,
will find a good situation by making ion
mediate application TO me.
WILLIAM DORSEY.
October IS, 1S37.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-25

u yellow fever, in consequence of late
severe gales of wind and cool nights, is fast aba
ting in New Orleans.
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NO


A Lii persons indebted 10 the estate or
IN CnRisriAs ID WoLFr. decd, are re
quesied TO make Immediate payment. and
all persons haring claims against The es.
tate will present them for settlement.
The books and papers are in the hands
oil Jacob JIamme. who will attend 10 the
settlement and closing OF the accounts -
lhos having open accounts are paiiieu
larry requested TO call and close them.
The situation Of the estate requires that
il should be sei,led up with as little delay
as possible. The debts due from the ca
tate must be paid ; and those indebted.
will observe that vii! he entirely out Of our,
power 10 grant aay Indulgence. ~
WIN. LONG,
JACOB iIAMME,
Er'ors Of he estate If q. ID. HiolG, deed
September 81, iS37.-n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-25
STOWES.

OF which article he intends 10 keen on hand
a large and constant supply. Ills assert.
ment viii consist Of COOKING, par
LOUR, and FR.ANkLiN SLOPES. of
the latest and mos, desirable pa,terns-sll
OF which will be finished in the most Gle.
CANT and workman like manner. PIPE,
81 Russia or American iron, as may best
SUIT the purchaser, will be furnished nj low
prices, aud on reasonable terms Also, al
The Apparatus for the Cooking Stoves.
Persons in want Of Stoves OF the above
description. are invited TO call aud take a
look at my assortment. before purchasing
elsewhere. as | am confident they will fod
u larger, and better in point OF elegance
and usefulness. than can be found Al any
other Establishment 10 this section of couu.
Try. JOHN II. BLONDEL.
Martinsburg, September 20, IS37.-if
49, a. -. IL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-25
Copper, vsa, ~ Store
NUFACTOR

'aNhE undersigned respectfully informs
the citizens Of Berkeley and the pub.
nc 70 general, that 10 addition 10 the Tin
and Copper Smith Basiness, he has lately
commenced the manufacture or
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-25
HERE COMES
DIR. BRANDRETH.

-. 'Ets DEN MS
Wants no College, no Institution, no Monops
iy, no Charter he being quite satisfied To-
rest on the patronage of The Public, for
the success of has Grandfafher,s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-25

Orders!

FESHE Court Of Inquiry for the FIRST Bal
"a tall'on. of the 9Th Regiment, V. NJ,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-25
TUTsYyy1uRC!

UST finished and for sale at the shor
eP Of the subscriher, a large assor,men,
OF Mahogany Furniture. Of The latest and
most desirable patterns. This furniture i.
made. entirely. by experienced journey
men, and may be relied upon for ITS dnra
bility and faithful construction and lis
style, he thinks. will not fail 10 please.
9EPiices moderate. and terms of nav
easy. WILLIAM ABLE.
October 4. 1897.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-25
Personal Propertv,

consisting Of two Horses. one Mich Cow,
one new one horse Wagon. one superior
Turning Lathe. with cast heads, Cabinet
Makers Tools, Bureaus, Sideboards, one
Secretary, Tables, Chairs. two ten plate
Stoves. Beds. Bedding, and Carpeting, and
Household and Kitchen Furniture, of every
DESCRIPTION.
95-Sale to commence early in the day.
when due attendance will be given, and
terms made known by
JAMES S BOYD.
October IS. 1875
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-25

u'b' c~UIIIInthcIng AZ TO O'Clock. A N.
RoB'T V. SNoDGRASs Col
o...o ,a.- 67h Regr r.. NJ.
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MQWEOE
.v.EEE .gRYECEE!

subscriber has just received from
Baltimore, a new and splendid style Of
Gene Bottom Chairs, which for elegance
and beauty FAR suipass any thing OF the
kInd ever before offered in this market
Those wishing 10 purchase. will do well
10 call and view them before purchasing
elsewhere. WILLIAM ABLE
October 4. 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-25
Personal

Of ssid decd, consisting in part of valua
BILE Work Horses. Brood Mares, and Colts;
fourteen head of Cattle, among which are
some fine Mich Cows ; forty five Sheep
and a number Of Stock Hogs; also,
FARMING UTENSILS
of every description. including two ROAD
Wagons. Ploughs, Harrows. Horse gears
Sc; together with HOUSEHOLD anc
KITCHEN FURNITURE ofevery va.
riety.
IL is unnecessary TO mention all the pro,
perry that will be offered for sale he, The
late MIR. Roberts. having been a neat anc
wealthy farmer, the public may judge whar
kind Of property will be offered for sale.
There will be a reasonable credit giyer
by securing the payments. The sale will
commence early in the day, and due at
tendance given by
JACOB MYERS, .Adm'r
toith the ,piu annexed
October 25. lsS7.-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-25

Cloths, Cassimeres, &c.
VEyE have on hand a very large sssort
Wv ment Of Cloths. C~assinleres. Cassi
netts, aud Vestings. 10 which we would in
vite the attention Of those wanting the ar.
tiole, as we can sell them very low.
w. LONG g. SON.
October IS, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-25
neutrality-suspicious. NUye.

WlLL be sold on Friday the 10Th das
w OF Nouember neat, at the late resi-
dence Of Samuel Roberts. deed, adjoining
Jacob Vanmetre, aud near Tabb's Cros,
Roads, all of The
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Dissolution.

fEsHE co partnership heretofore existing
"a at Hslltown. Jefferson County, Viz
ginia, under the firm Of Wiiiam l.. Tsrr:H
s. Co.. was this day dissolved by mutual
consent Of all parties.
The business will hereafter he conduct
ed by VIM. l.. TeHill and John o Yates.
under the firm of ] ates 8. IerriH, who are
fully authorised 10 settle the affairs of III
late concern.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-25
IRON.

A LARGE and general assortment Of
Ia Hughes best Rolled BAR IN ON
for sale for cash, al the Martinsburg Iron
Foundry. by
DANIEL MCKINLEY,
for y 8 H Hughes.
August 8, is37.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-25

NJ CTICU.
IvEVHE purchasers at the sale Of the pro
q perry Of William Snodgrass, deed,
are hereby notified that their bonds have
become due. and are requested TO dis
charge them in order TO a speedy settle
ment Of the estate.
Those indebted to The estate, on other
accounts are again notified 10 settle. and
all creditors are requested TO present their
claims properly authenticated.
WIN. II. SNODGRASS,
October II. 1S37.-St .adm'r
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Public Sale.

sdE undersigned having determined 10
n remove 10 the west, will sell at pub
nc sale, at bis residence. in Marlinshurg,
on Saturday. the ilth Of November aert, all
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-25

9g-Fhe Timing and Copper .Smithiag
Business. in all its various branches CARR.
ed on as heretofore. J II. b.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-25
OA'IS-Wanted

GTARBUCK s. FORMAN, will give
" the highest market price for Gvc thou.
sand Bushels of OATS, delivered in good
condition, at their mills. az the mouth OF
Opequon. October a, 1887.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-24
TIE, SPRINGS.

We learn, from the Lewisbnrg Republican of the
9Th inst. thathe company At the Springs IS still on
the increase. They .tnl to oecrllo"ing' at the
White sulphur, aud tie Guarding houses in the
ncishborood arc tlronged with visitors waiting for
vacancy Among the distinguished visitors At the
White Sulphur, is Mrs. Madison. the widow of the
late EXP President.
We also learn from i cnicatured account IN the
Lewish;,rg paper tahieh Is - democratic III Its
polltics,l that the Wings gave dinner to EN-no'-
crnor james Barbotr al tic Blue Sulphur Springs
on the 10th INST. The to4sts, ii says, ""erc high
Is seasoned with pepper, and Gov. Barbotf" bore
very heavily upon his political opponents, especial
" upon the late Press lcni JaGksan, to whom hs at
tr,batcd al anl recuniai, taielniee.' II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-24
tin, very ,peettnllv, yanr obsIicnt servant,
WN. SPRAGU T..
:. CANll,Jl s" on fjf Sab

CAN Ill. $ on t3e sab 7ltasay Scheme.
We hlsr taken advantage oil a drarlh Of o,ht.
matter ~ interest II lay before lcadrls the
of - CLnallu,.' Which some das> since appeartd in
the Rlchmond Enquirer, aul which has cen rene.
rail, copied and hefri> complin'nte III The North
crn y hs journals, underline err. volts raesunpriou
tlaa 1t vls .lon, tl,e pen oil : ator Hives. These
compliments, bN - V;,v ar 10. the les, due (aI-
thou !. this PIN O. authorship he erroneous
10 the intrinsic a5, Of tlr article t,elf and to the
scum III! eice@h~nins ohiecrions which it array
AGAINST ri,r new henlr OF Executive agarandze-
nlcnt. which flir author ii The letter 10 Shcrrol
Wlllians.f toll, will recommend to tie a
dopton oi IA. IS, lelei from The evil couse-
qu-nrcs Of his predecessor. grand =" Experiment."
We ask Tor ii thu prrlsfl o the friends OF The admin
lsiratio particularly, because 1t i, written, we
happen know, by one OF the marnrs friend, of rr
administration. aa one OF the most thotous gong
and decided enemrs u; A National Bank wi:h whom
it has been oar fortune meet. We especially in
yitc tn II the auction oil the friends al Senator Rycs
because although not Written by that gentleman, it
fully expresses his opinons and views the great
aud VI ally important jcct discnsscd-and because
defining clearly tlrc grounds ofditicrcnce brtwern
tie party. II argues ably against 'hc Loco Foco
doctrines OF the former which il shows 10 be war
WITH rhs interest, Of e country and the safety Of
A.titntions.
1t may be we'll 10 aid that we do NOT concur with,
= Can1us'' in al tlmt he says--bnt do mos;
heartily asree With him IN lepro5alioa Of the Sub
Treasury plaa--a scheme, which ii adopted, will
prove to be the prolific parent OF corruption, and
of loss to the government, while ii will give
10 the administration the means of pcrpctuatIug
Il. power or transferring 1t 10 the hands OF us IA
yofiles il phases anl finally OF subyerting cvrn
The firms OF free government. The Er'"@ir' IS
strong enough already Let Is not make II lmmc"S-
urabiy stronger, b, converting it into B7"|'"@
Gj~p1ny, based upon the public roy 'nar' and
supplied with the means Of cotinPtng the people
With their money, and making tiirm he instrn-
nents of co,vcrtne their Republican institutions INTO
M unlimited monarchy in all butthr name.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-24

,,st fue,e, could e6ouCdc II to ~, sell
abs"''a 5r.,ou. combination of power and never
us dahseio"'
ought TO exist .h ne we'll ne "a, of NJ ,u.
:. Is1I-fthc greatest ehhef ever 'nade.) clearly
III io H., ,h,re IS no such constitutional power
sio" =, ro,oress-Congress can, as IL did before
sfa.,;,, ,t this Constitution, provide by law II at
INC ,,ne should be deposited with the Collector.
'ao other agent it may choose to appoint. for its
:" 70 Looming and application to the use for which
s ,.ar.,ue was raised-but has no power csab-
nv nv, 49, Incorporate Bank Of issues or stockh old
/ write in much pain, and regret that young Mr..
.l,l Ia. done ne much injustice as
he ~ me such principle aud hr can produce INV
,,,, of Bank il ever | made one to Congress-It
p, have been accompanied by my message to that
.,.bnt | expect he has n"vrr suclI-hc
.s the ipsc dixit of Mr.. Bell for the tact-Isup-
s1--cal for the information OF my plan. You will
Ps,.. excuse this hasty scroll as write by can
Ito leht aud in much PAM and ann very respectful
IL your obedirnt servant -
! ANDREW JACKSON.
". have nothing to do with Gen. JachSon's pro-
,.od eoeitaions on the constitulonality of Bank.
Atbough lie is an LID. through courtesy, his
,ninions are not worth a fig. But when lie de
.. that he ever admitted the consutionality of Il
<,,iopal Bank, he evidently torgcts TO remember
10, IN his celebrated Veto Message, lie declares
,a, If he had been applied 10 for the plan of Bank,
.neh =, he would not have vetoed, it should have
h.en chcerIuy furnished Young Mr.. Camp
hell" therefore, did not err in saying that Gen. Jack
.on had btea favorable to Il United States Bank, the
Generals declaration to the contrary nstwthstand-
luz.
In reference to the proposition made in the Corcn.
ri I, rant IN 'Di
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-24

" i'oH sdai d.nr>al i uete,>friI, follows ,,.,
''.ti' iftiH i'fNlAekSe, uAp MT ''wffrl>oi.,,i,
ALoNi 4 III fnuSnIr II l-3a rnt EVILS ~, -.
sufFtR wouLn uAvE MI Y sp,Rtprs do mat mo
ie'e that the banks would have increased E,,oil f
wants of the legitimate bushes. Of the country.
consequently speculation IN lands or or nporf,tini
ana surplus revenue could not have existed and
There could not have been All, necessity 10, II f.. >n
pension oil specie PAYMENTS.
" But the past Is beyond our control We ,no>
II we viii, provide for the future We must have ,
general currency; gold and SILVER for lts basis. and
circulating medium equivalent 10 J., The govern.
'cnt OF the United State, hls the power and il is IT'S
duty To furnish such currency. Il Is idle To sun
pose tat can be furnished by the tlucuatnp Lewis
'iIoh OF i"enty-six independent Stlte Governments
rs well might we suppose that the movements of an
army could be indiciousls directed BY twenty six IN
dependent Generals or, ~ well might We saw that
the government o lie United States WIS Il >lIprruu-
netars machine, and fhat all the salion rrrss,-
r, tor the nation. could be furnished h, thr twenty
SIX independent State legislatures
The foregoing views are sound and rational: and
IL secns 10 us hat they clearly stated rs to car
~ conviction 10 every noprcudlccd mind that the
financial enbarrtssn,ents of the country howr,croo.
sravatcd OF precptatcd, as they may have been. hy
secondary causes, lsuah - oycrtadns. r,sh spccu-
ati"'l, %e) are primarily reicrribc To tho policy OF
the late administration, from which, as natural CON
sequences these results inevitably followed For
example doubts thai the Bereavement nt
oar fiscal concerns is ascfibable in great measure
10 the rapid increase, within the last four wears of
banking institutions, and the consequent augmcuta.
on OF fictitious capit aud the creation of an Inflated
and unsnbsantlal credit systen-but TIN, increase Of
blihs and paper money itself tha drec, offspring
OF the National Bank veto and the tJril,inH Of =,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-24

g. We regret 10 announce lie ,r.ra ct ,,,H.
JOHN FLOYD, Of Montsomefy.--tet many scars a
distinguished pubic servant, both III the National
oad State Governments and few years since tioy-
cruorof Virginia. lie has long fingered under dis
trsSlug Illness, aud learn died few DAYS ago
At the Sweet Springs 1t sometimes our ms
fortune to differ with Gov. Flovd. but never doubt
ed his integrity of purpose. Some years hao clap
scd since he rctircdrom public life. aud IN that Ia
crNal great changes have passed over the face of
public affairs bringing together old antagonists, and
Separating ancient friends but all, unlIl recently ten
ding to build up and cement an oyelshado"lur cen
ua power at Washington, and OF conccntfatineit III
the HANDS OF oHc man. Against the tendency ofthesr
things, Gen. Floyd c>ctled all the energies Of hls
ardent character until he became the prey Of disease
and we regret lac not permitted 10 witness the
triumph OF his principles, IN the prostitution, DUNG
his life, of the central dcspouSm against which he
"arrrd, and which now Bogus 10 reel under the
blows ri m awakened people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-24

o. The knoNvlIc Register Announces the death,
the OH inst. Of ''ul. jouN Wrll1,,s III the Goth
year olhls --io,me,lya conspicuous nane the
political annals both of Tennessee aud the mon.
Col. w distinguished himself in the Creek war in
1873, wa. Senator in Congress from III ) til So,
WI, Minister to the Republic of Central america IN
i-1G, and IN so retired ilon public he. lie VAS a
opponent Of Gen. Jackson, prctrnslon. 10 the
Presidency, when it somcW hat tanscrou, in Ten
ncss,c, to utter wo,d against the nun o,elllaoun
Idol.
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GOV ER\NEN DEfAl ITERS.


!" Tue ''|" H,''' .. N'','" ''h''o aah'nis
,"'''' { NUMBER '' "<'tl's@> IN tn ia.i ''tse
department alone '' SHOWN o> the - ~ I'soiiea-
"o"' "' 'h'' departments mas or'n 10 les ih'n '97
h'""" j'f' H"@f1' We do not @tefd II df."
''" 'NN'"'I any strained oe1e"e. Pfeod1s'a 10 the
honesty '' ecu '''"so" ana his festnaart> ''rHe
' DIX VINO ''' ''"o' ''a' Is t'' '7 '.'a'a'e and
NECESSARY ''I''''ro' 'hefoa5H "' prescription
ior"r "a N'"' "'e" tue e''ef' Of I'll Late
admin, ato", '''. '' " '''''' Il ''''' anu competent
P"''" officers were ir"''' '''''' ''''o
the Tree exercise OF the nsi" ' ''''''' - '''N'
room Tor 'T'"hhI Pn'i@ans, with mott ~ l. 's'''''
m nd them but their patty zrait> Il rrhap 'llr,'
ed to secure u lice and an ol3rill9l., Of in,
| ,L,, .,,,Lli.l
w." r''"
'''''H c"P''' al 'i'''e nom Il htpide"N pa
rrr,>hn"lnG thH among these 12po deianliers. WIS
Mr. lltwAl,s the Postuasterof + mltorf. kr0f,le-
f. anal H.. -.,.,,,,, L.,,, y I1,,# i.l.r
/ : "
t"' '""H 'o'F""--a '''"t"'on' WHICH, though
occurred wears a@o, ra1ataS sill undtl Indratel,
BECAUSE q, the official statement ef nle Pot Office
/ D,,,,,,,,,,, .,, -, l,. na.,i4. ,,,, H. i,i -,
-,
us may "c WY ""' vi ii'"NihH TIE ahI9aiii32
| Pu,tua>cr, who i, dead: hnt " dunk tint Amos
Kendall mi mt Gnl fralcl, p. Bhir Inv ms srflz
,,,, william, ,tl,,,,If, Il bc o,.,,.#.,,,.l.Ii
49,, -,
Inc sand Hj.n'' continually ihnl'ltns H. sreeds
paws INTO the public treasury ia tie tane al enato
eI5OOoop per t,lnuu. $ursly oi ihls lmnlg il.r sal
,,,h, I,,,, ,,,l ,h. sl,,}o l,r, l =, -, $780,.
"'' 'N'' """ "''''H '''' "'a "''i'o' ii5'ies' !
| mos, tt" trouble ol pHd'H9 "hefe lie lives Or
pcrhll,s AIuo, had better compound the n3l..Yuitl,
/ ,,l ,. Ella. I.,,l ,t. Ia / .,,,,.5 >,,,
W. '''
'""'"'" I" w. '' ''' '''' u ag2' feh5s ~ IN 4@
! Tar
Several nlhcrcase, Of ,or,lc,fif co,,,,, ron. III,
E;y Ll arm 49,
! ~ > "" '''" ~ '''e '''s'''' NV"
""'" P'Ic' y &c copy the following stlfil9, i'el'
9TH" IDS +. Green Postmaster at NIIl.cdecylle,
/ Gee Is aGc.ruIfcrtor < - i. OHe IL ,sltl.=
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-24

A lOGNG NAN, qualified to act as S ,lfsman
a in Dry Goods Store. in Lynchburg. For
such an one, liberal wages viii be gwen.
lettef addressed through lie Post Office, to a.
g., (pos paia.) viii receive due attention
NnrIisl II II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-24
OPINION OF JACKSON MAN

We arc wei aware 'h'' many candid aud honest
friend, of the administrations who disposed to do
nshr. and who wall instantly abandon any par,y o,
-, ,te, ,,.x ara. c,,,,,;or,.l ,l,, ,r,,,l -,
49, - '''' v ''' '''' J'H"''
"' 'hr '''''S's VI '"''' '""'''s require 'h'n 6"
10 do, regard with saSpic"n and d'strll|t every fac,
eel ani ever, N, ntnrnt brou Git forward by tho
MINI. j., ,,,,., +, ,h,,, ,l,c ,.,,...i,, t , .l,.
:,
- F"'. : - VI = '' 49, VI '''''I''"'2 Il
Change nj ra-rS, BY which aioue can expect to
procure tic adoption Of d,,,rci and we hone w,.er
,r,.urr< l. ,,r,,, II. plr,,urc the, r,,,ra to al, III,
-, .,,,.,, ,,,,,r. - ,,,, .,,,,..
N''''''" u 500 ''' " ''' VIEWS VI Il "''h
whose connrct"" VITA 'i'r Il" h"frn party IN high
public s,aion has .iyri liu the firr,t emporium +,
nj or,nlu correct ca,ciu ,ors and wl, # ncrSou.l
.,,,i,,a.f. II ,,,t, al. ,.,,
" - '''' '''' a. '''' ""''''
N''e ir'efre" 10 a. 'P' ''"''r''> "f'ctiy oppo'rr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-24
WtgslSi AGES.

Married, on 'rhu'E,y the 10th inst. b> the Rev.
II. II. PAM, Alexander +. EshGtpaE, E,q 10
Ali., Irtfgr g.. daughter Of the late JUDGE Allen
'lasloi, all 81 l;u;clOuit.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-24
- sS3s s'E9ge tyssEAp.

rE,g2z; &a5se.iber what II tnn.4 pay the high
81 r1U,at luicc in CASH, ior good .NslEs
E'EGA&&'t 8s5.s, gsadHRs5', delivered N Il y
tmhe.,i formerly fs.ge2"'e .f2HEzISl situa,
rd .hala 10 mile below lAHeh5urs, .ssssssts
Esire.. Nv. GRo".
lu}> 10 6#n ii
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? Nd f's9Ee ssa3,E Z.

I lltN.. t.l#e OF four plaHr .liaas t5I rent.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-08

The very name conjured up at once Thomas street
the unfortunate Ellen Jewett-the gash-the death
gash-the fames-the cupnt-the indignation of the
whole clty-the trial and the defender of the eupn
There is fatality this bad cause or the party would
never act so indscreetly.
Mr.. Maxwell told the multitude that the party (the
Usury) papers were very sangune of success antic-
patng several thousand majority He said he did not
believe they would get it. Sensible man Mr. Max
well. He thought the struggle would be close-very
sensible indeed, Mr.. Maxwell. He said moreover,
that if the party did not come up strong this day
against the Liberals they would repent in dust and
ashes. most remarkably sensible man, Mr.. Max
well-"A Daniel come to Judgment; yea, Daniel"
Hear this we Liberals. Quail we bankites-ye mo-
nopolists. Your own speaker-your daring-your
Hugh Maxwell fears il will be close.
Liberals to the polls-take wha, Mr.. Maxwell says
for granted while it seconds your own belief
and your honest aspirations, think that the election
may be close, and crowd to the polls. One days
struggle, and the victory is yours Corruption is tot
tering on its high seat. The mushroom arstocracy OF
New York has sprouted too eary-the frost is nippng
it. 1t has ventured
"Like little wanton boys who swim on bladders."
The bladders are failing them and they are out OF
their depth.
Liberals We have scotched the snake not killed
it." You will de this to day if you do your duty.
Nought shall You rue,
III 10 yourselves do you remain but true"