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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-18
Two Excellent Orchards,


Of grated fruit; good Barns and Stables,
Smoke House, Corn House, Wagon Sheds,
and all other out buildings of necessity or
convenience on farm.
Ofthis land about TWO HUNDRED
AND NINETY ACRES are cleared
ano in high state of cultivation the ba-
lance well clothed with fine thrifty Tim
Der. The cleared land is divided into ele
ven different fields. all under good fence
with constant water running through each
Of ,bem--producing luxuriantly. Wheat,
Rye, Corn. Oats. Timothy, Clover, and
every other description ofcrop which good
land in this section of country is capable
Of producing besides, being equal, as a
Grazing Farm to any other.
GA further description of this proper.
~ is deemed unnecessary, as persons wish
ing 20 purchase will no doubt view the
premises and judge for themselves.
9E-1ERMs will be accommodating. and
price low. CATHARINE GROVE,
JACOB A. GROVE.
Aprll 10, 1SS9.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-18
NEW @O0IDSo

1--WE have just finished opening new
w and pretty lot of SPRI.NG IND
SUMNER GOODS. to which we res
pectiully invite the attention of purcha-
sers. j. w. ROW. e. 20
May Q, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-18
ChUriessOaCss, va.

fHsHlS new. large, and commodious
u House situated on the main street. a
short distance west of the Court House
IS now prepared to entertain company on
large scale. in the best style, and most
comfortable manner. Additions to the
House have recently been made. and the
whole fitted up with view TO accommo-
date the travelling public and others in a
style and manner unsurpassed at any es.
adjustment West Of the Blue Ridge.
The propretor's engagements at the
Shannondale Springs will not Interfere
with the arrangements OF this House-ev.
cry department Of which will continue to
be conducted in manner to insure entire
satisfaction.
ISAAC N CARTER, agent.
May %. 1888. st
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-18
NOTICE

NOTICE
. hereby given that the Ferry across
n the Potomac, near the mouth of the
Opequon Creek. heretofore known as
Forman's, will from this date be discon.
ttnued as public ferry.
STARBUCK s. FORMAN,
May 8. 1888. Proprietoys
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-18
DDJ GS9
Dye- S!wHS, Paints, sc.

A FRESH and full supply of the above
IN articles is on hand, which | offer IN
the public on the best terms. Among the
Assortment may he CAand H. C.ll...,..--
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-18
Farm for Sale.

TINE subscribers offer for sale their
Tract of Land, situated about four
miles north west OF Martinsburg, Berkeley
County, containing about
$50 Heres,
of First-rate Limestone Land,
TO which about ONE HUNDRED more
can be added, If the purchaser desire it,
equal in strength and fertility Of soil 10 any
in the great Valley OF Virginia. tits fine
ly watered, and well improved as TO build
ings. &c.. having upon il a large and com
modious Brick
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-18
June 6, 1898.

eT-The Timing and Copper Smithing
business, in all its various branches CARR
ed on as heretofore. J.H. r..
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-18
Dmellfmg Nouse,

a fine Limestone Spring in y
the yard, which was never known to fsil
with Stone Spring House at its source
and short distance from il large Ston
Distillery, with over head water. Also,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-30
GOELIcKE'S
Watchicss Sanalive,

IL obtained equally from thr v. e.iab e, anime
and mineral king IONS. and thus p,s-essss q
three i"ld pUN er; and though sslgn,d as rs-
med for Consumption sa'eiy. l. p"ssesssd I. { y
mysterious influence over ,aaay diseases of Tue
huInln sysirin--is = medirlne WHICH be: Ins Ia
be valued BY Physicians. WIN are da,ly VII
Messing its astonishing cures &C mary xtor
they had resigsed TO tie grasp u tie IhssiIS
bic Crave.
DOSE Of the Sansiire, for adults, one
drop; Tor children. a half drop; aud I"f ,nfan,s,
a quarter drop; the directions explain ihc n,sn
her "f taking hail or quarter drsp.
PRlCE-rhree and une third rix dol
Ia isa 500 per halt ounce.
AL persons who lire III unhea'lhsy climates,
whether hot or cold all opei sliyt aad uthess
connected With manufacturers, aud all WIN lead
scdeniaty aud inactive lives, are expnsed o. va
rious lnslaI"us maladies With may lee silent
! ly preying upon their csnslitniions ahIle thei
c"nntenanCcs wear ihe glow ol health, arr
while they suspect M danger nieh"-- maladre
which an occasional use of the Sauuiiye muu,
cherk in Tire bud.
The patient, while using the medicine, shnul
eat and drink TN kind, nai quantity whstsye
the APPErI & dirtates. and not be compel,i
10 force Down, against n1tme every m, die
which the tend rest friends aud kiudest muse
nfien Imprud"ntly recommend. NATURE u
! THE CHEAT PIiY>I IAN. uhe doctor AT
nnrse only her scTyant,); and il W. wes.d pref
by her advice, We must al, &c strict y 10 bt
inislible recipe. I( she order far the parier
water. potter. or hoek, obey ha; il she drre,
fish, fowl, eggs. or efs,esk regard her role
Ia other w"rds, the patient should eat al
drink whatever bis appetite erarss, nut i"rgt
ing 20 he temperate g. all things"
In burning frvers. muck not the ps,irnt
instructive call for ca hing ink b. Snip
mOi.tening,tD his patched lips, but parr
his bedside a vessel Of water. put INTO his han
a cup, and let him stake his thirst al pl"hsuf
This is reason. this is common sense; this
nature.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-30
The Exploring Expedition gone al last.

The Exploring Expedition gone al last.
We learn by a passenger uho zane
up ihis morning, in the steamboat Alaba.
ma. from Old Point. that The Exploring
Expcditon went q sea Yesterday mora.
ing.
The CR'ire fleet. consisting nf lhe sInap
of war Iiineennts. Lieut.. Wilkes. cam.
IT andng ,hr Squadron; ship Rsiisf, Lieut..
Long. slo"p al war Peacock, Lieut..
Hudson; brig POpOiss. Lieut.. Ring
gold: sehnoner Flying Fish, Passed Md
.hipman Knox; and schnoner Sea Gull.
Passed Mdshipmsn Reid. weighed an
chor an Saturday afternoon about 3
o'clnrk. the V'rcennes taking tie lead
Tie wind was light from n. W.. and the
tide running up strong; the squadron con.
sequenily made but lille headway. The
brig Pcrpoise, whose station. bile at
anchor. was considerably in the rear.
gained fast upon the ships in advance oi
her, and in a short time was considerably
ahead Of the Gag ship. Towards evening
tho wind fell of, and il became nearl,
calm. 50 that the Relief and Peacnrk. on
longer allie 10 stem the tide, drif.ed back
under Fortress Monroe. several miles
s.,ern OF The fleet, where they were seen
y 'ug at dark.
A breeze sprung up sbout 4 O'clock,
when these ships again got under way,
aud a, sunrise Yesterday Sunday morn.
ing. the last nl them was seen passing
round Cape Henry.
From the demonstration afforded BY
the tirs, effort Of these vessels sailing IL
squadron, i, maaiIestIy appears Ihs, they
are most III assorted as regards speed
The Purpolse Is by Car the fastest af them
hilc Ihe Relief sad Peacock are gtea'ls
iafrrior lo them al. They leave us
how ever. with the best wishes ui then
country. May success attend Ihe en'er
prise. and may il not only rebound TO III,
glory nl the nation, but also To the indr
,idu,l houa, Of the en,erprisirg aud brave
men Tho conduct II. As there is said I,
he =. luck in LEISURE" let us hope that lh'
results uf this long delayed Exploring
Expedition will not he Of character /,
constitute al exception to the general ruiz
wLich has served 10 en,body this axiom
BAIT. Pat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-30

Tss E,se'isa.-canPseie returns have TOW
nee, .esriTsi d he late election iar members
,C,.s Legislative. al ~ ass eaabied 10 nof,
,rr, .uuss eTrnIs in or LAST Eesk's siairEnsni
4, ,.r srnarursal district composed 0fshs coma.
u..oi BItke AID fanssy, Thomas Baker. '
4 h.. hsen e'rrira BY . malsri'y IT - voter
.,rtae Mhi. candidate D. ! Gaiihsr. d The
,,,,,i.l COMPOSED Of lie soaoiiessf Baaeaml e.
,.,yx ,aI AL ;iaean, II'.fgs Rabaa. '. B. has
s.s, rleried by IN 'ri'y II az E"Iss over
J,nls . .agsr. tas wsis .sai,dais. TheseTe
..l,. w.'l reduce the m..ig ra.j 'riiy in the Sc
gale 4" i.ar.
1, the C .saaaas lie soaaiy Of Msean has
s're,el the vaa Ba.ea CANDIDATE. but in lIsY
q sod i.s 'TLig CANDIDATE has beea elected
u.,r. ais aa.iter ~ the Wig gaia. 50 that
:. ,,r lI,a.e ~ co'ata as We stall have ma
i,ir II tea oa i,iaI ballot. a ua,ipEiiy Il
{ i;,ra.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-30

h@eF e a. ffom Martha. aGrm;ns Il,
"Tdsr u tie SsPrnnr C0uH.
Also, IN SlisT. assignee. G. Baker ALA
iron Macon. Diminishing lils appssl
Also. in DunHs & Mrllwsine .. B.,,h.
fiisr. iron Halifax. fstersing The isdE.
meni below.
Aiso. in Hiass G. sarsill es a. i.F.
qni,y, from EdgeeOmbe. deelaring .l.s,
'hrIs v error IN The ihierlnruIary decree
Also, in WILMINGTON e. Rsleigh n. r
Company Q. Baker. from New Hanoysr
declaring the Judgment bslos null. and
reversing the judgment Of the conrs. an
she motion 10 eel Il aside.
Also. IN Smith g. Gary. in EQUIV.
from Northampton, directing an sccnnn,
Alec, IN Caroline Sampson o. Bur.
gain. firm New Hanover, reversing ,hs
judgment below.
Also. 70 Cooper e. Arlington q. vii,
coz. an Equi'y, from Nash. dlrec.iag a
Tsiennoe.
Also. in Slade .. Ballard, in EQUITY.
isam Bette, directing the bill 10 Le dis.
missed.
Also. in Andres e. Lee. in EQUITY.
from Biaien, directing decree According
to lhe efiaIUn Ler,IolOre filed.
Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-30
SUPERIOR COURTS.
SUPREME COURT.

RrFrIx, e.. J delivered the opinion ol
the Court, in the case oG Lindsay ei al. I.
Wilson ei al. in Equity, from GurlIurj,
declaring tie pl.inutis not enuIled 10 any
part Of the fund in Ms hands, until oil
The debts mentioned IN the instructions
sh'Il have been first paid, &c.
Also. IN stale u. Jesse. from Beaufort,
stifmins the Judgment below.
Also, IA tiauah,nn IL Booth q. Leary,
from Chowaa, affirming the judgment be-
low.
Al.", in WilIiams adm T.. Irwin, f'om
Me'S'cnburg, affirming the jajgnen. be.
low.
Also, in Vaughan e' al. u. Dickens
e al. in Equity, from Granville. direct
Iag the bill 10 be dismissed with coss.
Also. in Spacl, L. Long, in Equity,
lTnm S,nkes, directing an account
Asn, in Barhheai e al. U. Watkins et
al IN Equity. from Montgomery, dIsmis-
sing the bill.
DANIEL, ]. delivered the opinion Of the
C"url. IN the case ur Executors, &c. pI
Webb u. Jones & Wife, in Equity. from
Washington, declaring the legacies gen.
cTa', and thai l.. L. is entlIIed to the
money which is the suhjec. of eontrovrr-
sy IN this case.
Alsn. in Jernigan Ell al. D Kennedy,
"a Equity. from WAYNE. directing a de.
rrcc iur plaintiffs, and an account 10 be
taken.
Also, in Taem Ell al. U. Talcm. in
equity, from Guilford. directing dscres
l'r pltinuHs.
Also, in M"bley u. Fnsset. from Samp
S"n' reversing the judgmen, below.
Also. IN DIsmukes o. Wright, from
DAVE. ordering a new trial.
Also. IN Vaan o. lIargeu. in Equity
rm Jones. everything the demurrer aut
affirming the judgment.
Als0 ia McIin u. MaGnamarra, in L
qu.y, from Craven, declaring the plain
WI ehulrd l" an account.
GAsroN, J. delivered the opinion o
he I"utl, IN lhc case of Gray f al. y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-30

The fsis Of d persons FFeeHhy zen
traced 10 dssih in Upper caaads. has jasI
beeR decided. Three d thea. ChsHalsT.
Naise ard MeI.eod. are % be executed
IN he 25sh. agtesbly % their sen:rnne-
Eight oihsEs. .insludiag Miller and The
ollier Ameriesas. 70 be transported 10 some
one al Ihe British colonies lor life
Three Others. 10 The PeaiIeniiary for
three years. The ease of the remaining
eonsiel Wagner. has not been decided
great slEar.s having been made BY his
friends IN procure his hsniskmsnl 10 me
United States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-30
Seuerc Gale in he Bay-Hah supposed
lass Of Lircs.


Cap,. Parish, Of the steamboat Virginia,
arrived al Norfolk on Tuesday, Informs
the editors of the Beacon that the gale an
Saturday night was severely ielI at DeaI's
Island, 100 miles below Baltimore. IL
commented al 8 o'clock, =. NJ. anu blew
with all the violence OF hurricane unul
l2 o'clnck, period of three hours. OH
the Camp Meeting ground about 300 sail
Of small vessels we're at anchor, three
lnurlhs Of which were driven ashore.
Nine of them were capsized, aud a num-
her of persons missing from them are
believed to have been dEowned.
The stnulest trees near the Camp
Ground were torn up, aud the tents in
slanlly demolished.
Capt. Parrish and crew were busily
employed during the gale in rescuing the
persons in the vessels that were cspslzed
and were instrumental in saving a nun
Der Of lives. One Of his boats was bliget
during the violence Of the gale.
On the way down the sound, he saw
several vessels bottom upwards. and 9th
ers ashore.
The gale or hurricane appeared 10 have
passed IN vein, as il was not leis lwen,.
miles below Deals Island.
Great credit is due TO Capt. Psrrlsl
lnr his praisewurihy efforts ia the cause
ii humanity, as the severity Of The 9 IL
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eiOELICKE's
MatchIeSs SanatiYe.

sr0 LOUIS OFED.T G0EIICKE, n. D. -
- GeTmsn3 lEuFs %. h~i.sngs ne - IeElsh
stls hsRaI II s1nluk . EEE sRa FAEsIo1s Hoe
lrins o. the Science e Aset elae-a eeciEans
shiea. Ih0agh VII neatly aIFosed By sons q
the faeslIy, CT which be . Falnsb's mem
ber.l he praEes % be - ssli foandsd n Ilnsi
a. any .eIrins of Haiy Nut . dsssEins. ~
an tie verify e - high are suspended ihe lives
% milliOas of our rst~,a d with hs bald.
his opposeEs q sefatr. viz. csnsHnp
sioa Is disease ailesss s1essisss1 ts aissrssIts
slcis y Tis Fiiz Ter L.s friasiIl u las hnn,al
bsdys s-Fs eflfH ssersily fsRkiag in fhs Gssftm
fer gsEss slsrs dare is tie ltasf eta liant 81 a.
ss1E.s-a ard issish NY Dc ss esTl=iHiy.
ItSGgh act 80 sMieEly stYsd - 9 esnmsR reid o
. simple hsEsaeLs, An iRs = ahhas m. eissass doc
Time this. as Il imPaEis 81 impasianI lesson L.
the sPpHrsnfg kszifay 81 hmta sexes, teaa hIns
Ihsm that this iasadsans f..e may be an nmuh
served inmate &C ii.eir - eiaysy hausss'' es.t
while tllry ina gine themselves srenrs irnm ~
attacks; teaching them that the crest sessss H.
the aEl C preserving hsallh j. 10 pick o,l a.,
disease while in tie blade, aud rot al ali lLs
lnii grown ear.
This nlusiEioiis benefs'enEh Al man is slso en-
titled 10 the nnI,isuej gratitude II Ile NoFid
iuT the Invention e his
MAfcRLESS SANATIyE,
whose healing fat may i'.si'y claim for i, sue
iiIie STAGE Il hss 50 siRnsiiy ,IlsRpLsd I'VE
nuF great e0Ll"'an Rasnsy.
CONSUMPTION,
both in The first and last siaass--a msdirin,
whi'h 81 Iho.Sugh'y filed the Eaearm n ih
/ Ma'eria M'dica. add Their. hv crowd isss'fl,
CoNQUERoR OF PHYSICIANS;
mediciae. far which all mankind will has
abunjaht cause "a bless the entfcsnt hsnc .
Kind Pr yIdsnce--a medicine. whose WI
deroUs virtues hsye heen 90 glowing y p"riFs =,
sd even BY some of our clergy nn thsis pasiot.
visits To the sirk shsmber; by whah mess
they often became the hsrry INSTRUMENTS
changing deep AGENCY into b. pc. sn kness in'
health, aud sadarss ii fri' nds into i.ytulnes
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-30
A CERTIFICATE

From three n emhtrs o. The \ EDICAL PRO
MSS.ON III Germany, Ia E'ole.
We, the undersigned, practitioners "f
medicine in Germany. are well aware,
shal by our course we may fnriell The
friendship Of some nf the faculty, but not
Of its benevolent members. v hn are unIn.
1ucnced by selfish mnl,ves. Though we
shall refrain iIom all expression oil our o-
pninn, either Of tie sonndHPss. or M
snuntness oI Dr GoelTkr's ne,c doctrine.
we are happy 10 say that We deem his
Sanalive too valuable not tn be general.
known; for " hat our eyes b. hold and ouT
ears hear, We must believe.
Wc~lPrehy state. that when DR.. Louis
Oifin GneliC Ike first came before the Ger.
man public. a. the pref, nded tliscovere,
Of new doctrine and a new medicine.
we held han in the highest contempt. he
heviug aud openly pron"uncmg hun rr
be base impostor and the prince al
quacks. But. IN learing SD much SAID
about the Sanative. against and for II. we
were induced, from motives OF curiosity
merely, TO make trial of its rera'ed virtues
upon a number of eur most hopeless
patients; and we now deem il our hnunlsn
duty (even at The expense Of our sell in
ifIesG publicly To acknowledge lis might,
efficacy, in curing not only consumption.
but other fearful mslsdies, " hich We have
heretofore believed incurahlP.' Our con-
tempt for the discoversr of this medicine
was at once swallowed up in our utter
aslonishmen, at these unexpected results;
aud as amends for our abuse Of HIN. We
do frankly confess to the world, that We
believe him a philanthropis1. who does
honor to the profession and 10 eur eoun-
try, which gave him birth.
The recen, adoption Of This medicine
into some of our European Hospitals is a
sufiicien, guaranty tina, i, rert"rus all lis
promises. II needed not our testimony,
for wherever il is used, il Is its own hes'
witness. HERMAN ETMuLLER. Nj. ID.
WALTER VAN GAuLT, nj. D.
ApoLPmus WERNER. Nj. ID.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-30
sMATCHLEss SANATIvE.

DAVID 5. ROALAND. the Ge1casi Amer
can Agen, Tor this mighty medicine, pnsen,e''
by the immortal 6neiick. Ut Germany has
preat pleasure in publishing The following high
" Important letter from a respectable genise
man in Nes York, which he has rereiv d, witt
many others of similar character alan yer.
interesting intelligence from sesera! Of his
gents. az will be seen below which, together
with the eertikcate from three ominen, German
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-30

As the rstara al Governor Branch 10
FiOni, Immediately after The elections.
has been m,de subject Of animadsersion
IN the Prblic prints. II is bu. sheer justice
t. him To state. that he vas suddenly
called there by domestic affection. We
alsn publish. IN another column. an article
from Florida paper. stating tina, Gov.
Branch had never becone On actual ciIlIen
81 the ierriiury. Star.
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WAR! WAR;! wAR!li
rETWEEH
=" Fhysicins aRd the Matches sanstivc.u

" Fhysicins ono the Matches Senetiyc.1
I. wy are some az The American Phi, sicia ns
maxim Q su, h slrorC tfftIs To PUT DON n the
Matchiess Sona'v,1 Let the public answer.
2. Why did The German Physicians 3, first
OPPOSE DR. Goeiicke, ard sflerw ards ac-s
sno~ltdgr him to be u GREAT BENEFAC-
ron 10 msnsInI? 1t; the public answer.
3 Wat med,rinc HAS cured. Is curing. end
VII I. cure b.unsie diseases which The phy.
sacaas CANNOT cu't? Let facts answer.
What k,nd Il apple trees ere STONED
and CIUBBEDl Let farmers answer.
way are physicians constantly PFLT-
iNG TIE Sauative sud saying nothing against
piHER mCt'cinesl Let their day book an
:wer. 90,
6. How did Dr,-AdOms attempt 10 CONVINCE
nr. y, tStfr, Who t.sd bought lhiai II the Sa-
native for member Il his family, that il wasa
DANGEROUS mcGlctbt7 Let enc II The sai.
y. paPcfs. answer. "Ile recent Ixpesin, nj
Nh,ch Dt. Adams tiled With The Ma,.hiess Sa
""t'Ee. ~ g,vng iayG+ dose O. deg, wirH-
our KILL Nc Rim tiraTn pr,vts tiai The ssra
I've was maze 1" CJRL aud not 10 Kill
Z Why do some lhssicIans ST, kETIY
bay the sentative and Mix il With Their oun
alrGI,iaes waich they use ia their sisiiy nae
uc'2 AnsWee tie, They nay have tie GRE
ut ,CIre CURES.
s. Why is suk Young ma n beoneibp 10 ore
fla. fifst 'amII,s 10 Ruston. nov ,sine The Sc.
native Wth"uI letting the steudins m ,sle,au
EN0N "a The recovery o. his iEALi q VII
shntty answer.
9 Wy srs physicians trying 20 persuade
agents iu give up SELLING the Ssns,,..7 Ar.
swer- IN Know, II n should be fur lie il. 81.
e,y town IN AMERICA, they wou d be .Lhs,d, Ia
tesor, to SOME OTHER BUSINESS or else
STARSE
10. Why will the Mstchle.s Sanatise soc.
| he the ONLY medicine ascd lhsourholt he
| w"rIdl LIT PHYSICIANS answer.
u My dis . Cenain physician iry 10 HIRE
m Editor II p Per 50 ~ti'sS saius, lie San.
atncf Let hIs I.ONsClEN Z n snsuer
| The ahnve precin0s medicine l,he .lirinal
discovery 81 DIR LuJiS . GUEll KE. e
Germany, u ior safe, wholesale and retail. in
Boston. by ID 5. ROWLAND. Geuesai Ame,s
can Agent Inr the dissoverer, aheie nnme,o.
'siters certifying the good ,ff.yts Of IN, m.di.
rine may be s.rn.
Also for ssle'by retail. in mos, Of the town
| "a AmtTicR.
iCEs In places where there 10 no AGENT. the
Postmaster or any S,orekeeper y ho shall write
I" she Gencral Agent al Boston, will immsdi.
ately be appointed an Agent.
| CAB. d. LEA, .fgea.
/ r fssant Grove. Orang y. C,
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LmgiaJls.-The lnlloN ing ns,rs is
r. On the last Ralrich Standard:
II. 10 a snnree Of qualification IN hear
(Inn al quarters, III llie quiet aud order
~ drp5rlnleni of The Drmucralie Repub-
llran party. during the late heated can.
si.s. Il il y praor that amorg gl,st PrEE
aai PATRIOTIC people. abound tie ell
menls that make good ciliseas. ON whom
TIE caamlry may safely rely in tie hour
al peril. aud VIA are Ihe e0nssrrafOrs Of
her h,cs IN prosperity and peace. Long
lung may Or belased friends exhibit
to their poI,I,cal oppnHsals al EXAMPLE
eijp,iice. moderation and Ermntss. ~!
Al Ne hare Io asa Of tie editor Ol the
S,Anlard. aud We srg he will give ran.
did reply. -. whether be had heard from
hi, " quarter" When lie wrote the above.
Fayetteville oi':geer.
Iras Observer should reeolleci that ilie Star.
d.rl Is IN Ihc habit Of maaasaelaEing para
gsph. f'r 1T CT his own iaasy saPplylas the
n,atsrials II may be doubted ~heia q lie hpt
heard fon any garter when he ws,ts III,
sHite Which the Observer has q tolrd- GER
IA ay nui fssm this. We know that there are
msay gIi,I lRi srIsr's eisEsas hslnn GIN 10 q c
Dsn cratic GePahiean patty but two Of
three instances eoaaeeted With tie last cleo.
tion ia this county STOW that they arc no, all
80 There may be faults an boIh rides; but
We taiak il would b. difficult 10 show thu the
Justice. M 'deralion aud 6unaeEs" ol the
Wage would be rendered any more perfect by
eoPyiAg the example, u their opponents
Ep. REe
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-30

We annouHcsd as a rumnr 4 week ar
tn" since. that ihe Ohio chip al the line
was 1" BE- illrd out a. the Gag ship If The
Mediterranean sia'iun. rnder lie com.
mand If c"mmod"re Hull. We ave
since learned, but give it n a rumnr only.
that the irigaie Constitution was 10 be
Immediately prepared fHr sea. and to
return Ia tie Mediterranean. AID il,al the
command 81 hr had been rendered 10
C0mmod"fe llBll. and declined. II is
rather a pnor compliment - offer to a
veteran like CommOdnre II the same
ship lac commanded lHeniy.six years ago.
with q" higher rank than he then ehl"y-
ed. whsle his then conquered adversary i
nuw enjoying tie rank Of Rear Admiral.
.3TEly Gnd Macy CirOaiels.