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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-08
NOTICE,

ssIlE undersigned, I,u,Iees. 10 whom
. have been Transferred aud assigned
III Bonds. BILLS. Notes, Store aud Mil Az
counts. d"r IT, the lai- concern Of LAU X
& SlEPliEN. with iuil power 10 s-tiir,
lciese. aud receive any amounts due 10
li-m. lake til, occasion o,,q est all pet
>ons having unsettled claims due by or 10
i,c sati eunre,n. Ia come iotws d and
cio.e tr.ir accounts without delay.
q he Books aud Paper. connected with
the late concern oi I.,nrk 4 Si-,.h, n. may
he seen. for the I,,esrn'. 10 the s'otr r ,ot,
attached "a The ling hnu.c III I.aac X
l.+nck WHERE all persons Interested in
TN. notice are invited 10 s,trnd, and where
Isaac : l.anck and Alexander stephen
will give their prr.ouai aid ~nd attention
10 the stJastmen, of all accounts.
9JI.As the provisions Of the tiu-i, wbici,
has devolvrd upon the undersigned. viii
require The promp, and Immediate a-cer
,ainu.nt aud liquidation of all smoun,s
Juc i,y aud 10 The said Lsurk 4 Stephen,
i, !. hoped that this Notice viii he sutii
rieni 10 pr ,juce that result. without The
aeres.i,y oiresorting 10 more rigorous aud
less sgieeab'e modes %! i'r' eee,',ng.
tliAS. JAS FAULKNER,
EDMUND PENDLEION,
August s. 1853 At Trustees
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E1SAL1S sp.sk io"der than words.
Il wLieh can be proved ~ calling Al
our store We are now receiving third
.urpIy u Summer .,omis which has bee"
bought vt reduced prices and will he sold
tor very hiiI~ more than coat ~ our stock
Of SUMMER Goods 10 large
We ere nov opening Cloths, which
ran br sold. aud will he sold Al half price
Ca.,im-,ss. Cx.sineiis. silk and Mar
.e,lIes v. sings. Bi~schrd \ Brown Shir
ting, 81 ct. I; very hest article OF blesel'ed
Mnsi,n. usually soId Tor 30 cents. nov 10
and isa. splendid stock If Csl'coes Tor
hall ,ur- Flax ard l,ish I."ens, very
CHI sr, Rib'd London Drills. Perkins and
.tr,t,.d sio snd the greatest variety oi
rev articles Tor boys and mens wear erer
seen. Iu.t receiving and FIR sale nv
July Ia, A. ROBINSON 4 co.
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N~OTES Y.

persons VII" gave their Noie,
Z fr property puicbss. d a, The sal. I"
Samuel Roberts. .:-c'.i, are informed ths
lh.ir r..r cit,e obligations WI tie di' o.
he 10Th Instant. For the confluence :"
iin,- Interested. | viii s'itnj al The Clohs
Tavern. On Monday next. (hring Count
dsy,) sti tr.ne pssntsht, aud give W
,hs,r Lo,.s - No r~ll OF indul etlee nee.
tie d. pended nron,
JACOB MYERS .9dm'r.
miih The ril ANNEXED
A.o.,., O ,o.o a..
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BrsHoP OF THs MAsyLArp Drocxsg-The
Convention Of the Protestant Episcopa! Church
Of MARY Land assembled at ST. PsuI's Church in
Baltimore, On Thursday Isst. A great man
ua.ucc cssful ballots were taken f5r the eiecroD
Of a Bishop in room Of the late Bishop Sioar.--
The candidates in nomination being Drs. Wy
att. and Johns. both 81 Baltimore.
On ihe follow ing day the vrcaney was filled
b, the election q the gsh, Reverend JAcgsos
KsMpER, Missionary Bishop u The Mississippi
Valley.
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BATH COFFEE-HOUSE.
3D.
THIS R0.sRDxvc-H0CsE,


| A J. Berkeley Springs, Morgan county
IN Va is now open for ,h- entertain
n,ent Of visitors. and the undersigned con
doctors Of il. have made snct arrange
menis rs will enable them 10 administer to
the comfoit ofth.it guests in every psr,ic
ulsr On their TABLE will ALWAYS he found
the finest mountain mutton. y~nison. and
every luxury the country sfads Their
Bar is supplied with the choisest Wine,
and Liquors. aud well furnished viii, Ice
The Beds and Mattresses are furnished
with linen sh~eiing The House l. situate
All ain,ng the public Grove. Bath II ,use.
AID >pniegs --Aiiarh~d I" il IS n len pin
Alley There arr Qroi,s. Sc 10, gentle
men TO recieate themselves at rsanly cx
rrrI.e.
The gentleman fond Of the sports Of the
field can he gfaiiii.d IN his "ny. Ms the
nris hhoiing w"nds abound With Deer. wild
Tuikie.. Sqnirt.i.. Wool Cocks, Pleas
ani.. and Parirn'gsx.
s7-At the C..F;e Iiouse. all persons can
~ any time te supplied, 10 addition to the
regular meaI.. wrh Coilatioos. either hoi
or gold. Private Suppers. or any other re
f.sbm, mt asked fo.
| a first rate Band "f Music IL in attend
ancc al the Springs. and the Housc Is fur
ni>hed with n fine Pisno
Il may lie well T.. inform the public tia,
besides the Berkeley Springs proper. 81
celebrated for their qualities, especially in
Gouiy. Rheumatic. ard Scorbniic d,seas.
r.-the country xbonnds in Chaly heatr
Springs, within the distance Of a healthy
walk There are also uany Sulphur
Springs in the vicinity. Since III. last sss
sen. = ,pring has been discovered pesr
B,th. IN the lands OF Ciunl~rll Orick
/ 4 q ~ hich has been exafnincd by per
sou. of competent xiii. and pronounced u
White Sulphur Of the h.s' quality
GA the Berkele, Springs. the lava
lid, the Epi,are. the Gay. and fa-h'ooa
bile. VIII find their appropriate comforts
There 10 not in the world q valley more sweet
Than this vale j" whose bosom the bright va
| teis meet"
The undersigned have made arrange
~. MS with Mr. C"udy of ilnncock, and
coaches ,rg.ixrly between those place,
aud The Berkeley Springs. whereby acces,
10 them is facilitated Our county road,
sre IN a very good state of rcp.r. The
markets here are good and abundant and
the present pro,prrt o! fine crops seem.
to promise that the Berkeley SWIng- vii,
,Li. seasun. I've largely atirnd@i--in anti
cipa,inn OF which. the undersigned have
made proportional aud snitshls nrePsra
lions. NELSON II OGDEN,
EDWIN q. OGDEN.
August /. 1888 If
aTtSara,oga and Bedford Waters are
roustaotIy on hand at the Bar.
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Istrltittd: In the Cirruii superior Cour'
II Law aud Chancery for Berkeley County
Jul, Rul.s. 1888.
G.oigr Doll aud Csiharine his wife, 7'i,fs.
against
Richard McShertv in ms avn right, and - Al
u,inistratos &c Aaa.ta,iH McShsuy deed, Johi
Pict and Susan his wife, Lawrence ~ me ant
Mar, mis- wifi, Edward Nicholson aud Anasia
siH hi. w,f., Denpi. l.. McShsrry, Jsurs Me
Sherry. William McShcriy, aud CeceIis Me
Sherry, aud others, 9fs.
IN CHANcERY.
nIiE defendants Lawrence Byrne and
Mary his wife. Edward Nicholson and
William Me Sherry. no, having entered
their appearance aud given security. nc
cording 10 the act cf assembly snd Ihe
rnl~s IL this court, aid IT appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are oo' Of
this Commoa~~sI,h: il 10 ordered, that
the said defendants do enter their nppes
rance 10 this snit on the first day or The
next term. and answer the lil al the
plaintiff. and that = copy Of this order be
forthwith published 10 any newspaps'
within this county, and continued Tor Two
months succes.iveIy. and smother cory
thereof posted at the front door oil the
Cour, House Of the said county.
A Copy - leste.
JOHN STROTHER. C.
July n, 1888 -2m
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CLOTHS! CIQIHs!I

EEE ~ish IL miorm the public that We
w have On hand = ve,y large stock q
Chih.. which are of every variety VI col
or X p'ire
We think Ill those in want Of the ar'i
Gle will find il to their advantage 10 cal
and examine eur stuck ~ we have y
much lager one ON hand than we ~i-h ri
this season Of the year. aud will sell then
very low 90 get rid of them. We have also
a good ssso, ,ment &c other goods on han.
which will he sold as low a. they can be
bought IN this section nj country.
WM LONG & son,
1uIy c5 1889
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-08

BJrCoMMopoRE JoHy RoeERs. the Srnio,
Pos, Captain IN The United State. Navy. died
at Philsd 'phis on ,he Is, inst iii. death leave,
Commodore Barron the Senior Oficer Of the Ma
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Camp Mccsin z.

.lNHE members Of the Methodist Ep's
copal Church. IL B-'krl.y C"'i"'l
will bold 4 CAMP NEFTiSG. ~ Hedges
willie. To c.mmrure on Frdsy, Stat inst.
August 8. 1888
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-08
Oats! Oats!

ENHE subscriber wishes 10 contract for
A from 5 10 10 600 Bushels Of Oals, de.
llvet-d al his W,re house. IN Shepherds.
town. Tor winch he will psy the highest
market price 10 rs.h.
WILLIAM SilORTr.
August 2. 1888 If
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AT bOYD'S MILLS,

q WISH 10 i.ire comp t-bi Nader. e.
4 single MANI TO whom viii give libr
raj wages.
AIS. TO purchase 5000 Flour Barrels
"A, the highest market pr,c-. aud VIII pay
cash. Part OF the B.rieI- vii he ~ q ,irs d
To ie Delivered into The mills Of Granthan'
& BaiDs. on the OPP qnnn
tAS II RtRNS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-08

A IL. persons ,ndeb ri 10 the esiste OF
"A DR.. Parkin Iiollingsworth. died.
ate requested to make immediate settle
ment Those who have made purchases
al the ssIe Of his Personal Property. are
informed tina, their notes are due. and i'm
mediate pa, uient is expected. Those la
wing claims s,e also desired 10 present
shrm. ~ j, is the Wish offhe subscriber 20
cIose The estate With the l~ssi possible de
lay. r. ii. COOKUS
August |. lS3s.-Ss .Adm'r
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A OA1nIDo

nR BENJAMIN wiGf'INTON ha
IL wing iocsIrd himself ~ iI-dg-.v,llc
respectfully fl.ts his professional servi
e-s TO the public. eJIii,. ofiiee is in III,
house occupied nv Mr.. Spohn, one doc,
south es.' II G, nkas'. store.
Auxa.l 1. 1873 So
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M AlLs.-N have on hand o good al
LIZ surtmtnt Of .Nais
w. LONG g. SON.
August I, 1888
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commissioners Office,

MARTiSsBuaa. AueusT l, 1898.
Harrison Waiie, pIt'ff., against the
1dm'r and heirs IF Moses r. Hunter,
iced, del'ts.-IN CHANcERY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-08

GHOES s. BUNNErS A RcDIssok
- s. Co. are receiving 10 English SHAW
Bonnets. A doz very superior city made
Ladies KID Shoes-made 10 order.
August /, 1888.
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Mr.. II. UHR Il /,
Neuks5<,

FROM BAl Muht.
ID ESPEClFUILY ofIers his prnte"
E& iossi ssryrrs TO the c,iizcns OF Mar
tin,burg and vicinity Persons havin'
.i-ra,ed or un.ound teeth will do we'll e
give him a rsll. al his Office, onr doaa'
no,,h Of alr. ID II. Conisd's and neaii,
oppo.i,e Mrs. Li,iIe's school lie intends
making MartiDsburg his residence i"'
some TINE and will I've thankful Tor the ia
tronage Of its citizens.
Porcelain or Natural Teeth inserted
from me 10 whole teii.
Mny %. lS3S.--if
Ladies AMI families waited on at Their
resiiencr IL requested
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-08

EpfrnlitiI - IL the fireui, Superior Court
a Law aad gbancsry for Berkeley County
Jane. Volt, riT.
against
EDWARD v. ccslr aud John q Bsnnon, fyfs.
IN ciIsHcEEY.
fgYIlE defendant. Jaho O'Bennon, nor
4 having entered h,- srreatance ana
given security, arcoldieg 10 the act Of IS.
-,n.i,ls aud Ire r0ea Of this court, and u
spresiing ~ satsiactofy evidence that
.hr n .u1 Of this Commonwealth: 4 - or
4, red. thsi the rad iefrgdant do enter
his appearance 10 this suit on ne hsst
hay al lhe next tenn. answer The biI oil
he ,,ia,ni,a. and gise seenfiiy fur pefior'
mifs "a. decree. and that copy Of this
s,der br forthwith Published 10 any news
paper within iiis county. aud con'inufh
ior Two months successfully. and another
COP, ihvrcnf posted nj the Font door 81
he Court Iiouse Of tie said county.
4 Copy. - iesle.. ,
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VALUABLE INOWSI3 q LOT
FOX SIZE.


EbURSUANr 10 = decree If the Cir
4 cut Superior Cont 81 Isw and
Chancsry III Frederick County. Virginia
in a ,suse therein depending, IN Which
Ca'hs,,o~ Pendieioa ard Others. plaintiff.
and Jan~ ai,itidge and othrrs. defendants,
.h- undersigned special commissioners
viii sell At public auction befaie the Clohe
Tavern IN Mariiosuhrg, on Saturday the
18th day Of August next. that large aud
valuable
DIlIUrx HOUSE,
and the I.snd susehed ,h.frto. bs'ngR
bout THREE ACRES. s,,uate on (aieen
Street ~ SAID town. late the property OF
Adam Al.itidge deed
On~ third of The purchase money will
he required on N. day Of sale. and the
balance IN two equal payments. nj one
and two years. with interest. the pufcha
SER giving bond ~rh approved security
for the deferred pay ment..
w. Il SINGLETON.
JAMES =. PENDLE TON.
y.1v % INA -5N
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M A II II I 4 u .

In Richmond. on the Gath u!t., JAMES
A. CowARpIS. T. iitor of the Compiler, 10
ANN A PURcELL. OF that ci:y.
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u TE y

At the Bowling Green. Caroline Com
~. ON Wednesday morning the lSih nlt
MIR. JoHa NJ. BLorpEL. formerly OF Rich
pond. Va, after short but severe illness.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-08

lE'frptlltI - In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Jaw and chancery for Berkeley County
July Eues, 1888. ,,r
Conrad BiI.n,yre and John X Wiison, pliDs-
against
Charles J Faulkner, Samuel ID. Orrick, ana
I.,,asor, O,r,ek. dfts.
IN CHANCERY.
FHsuE defendants, Samuel ID. Orrick
D and Davenport Or'ck. not having
entered their appearances and given scc",
,isv. according 10 tbs act Of assembly ana
The r,s!es cf This caasi. and i appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are OUT
az this Commonwealth II Is ordered,
tia, the said defendants do enter Their
.npearanee TO this suit on tho first day OF
H.. mex, term. and answer the bill OF the
nlain,iT.. and that copy OF this order nA
for,hwiih published in any newspaper With
IL This county. and continued for tive
months succer,ively, and another copy
thereof posted vt the front door OF The
Court House nf the said county.
A Copy.-1este. -
July II. 1888 Am
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-08
800 ,DNwADD

he property If Capt. Charles Boarmsn
from whom | hired him George j. iios
is.king straight made fciiow. very black,
shout 81 yesrs Of age. 5 feet . or 10 IN
eh~s high. With lioc oct Of teeth. and
wa,ety Or l~skv eyes.
will. Tor Capt. Bnarman, give the
sbo,. reward 70 any person nh. will AZ
prrhend ssid Negro AID s.cut- him ,t
Ja,I. go that lac get, him sgs,n. prevail,
lie he taken in the STATE of Penns, lyani'
or Ohio. $50 il taken IN Mar, land. ane
sa5 II taken IN Virgins. brsnies pa, ins
all reasonable expenses il brought henc
MATHEW RANSOM.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-08

a. tr0ltltd - IL the Circuit Superior Court
e Law ssd chance,y for Berkeley County
" ,iiiam pspdle,oa. plF.
ogninft
George Orrick Nicholas ofrick, James Haflas
and Mary III. wifi, late Mary Orrick, Eariea
Campbell au.i Margaret bis wife, late Marga-
ret Orfich, Samuel ID. Orriek, aud oilers,
aUfs.
IN cnANcERY.
rEtlIE defendants. James Harlan ana
u Mary his wife. Samuel u. Urrirk,
Dayenpofi Onick. J w. Evans and Sa-
,ab Am his wife. Campbell 0frlck, lJou-
gal William Oniek. Charles Hamilton
OrIick, and Alexander Cromwell Ofriek:
ADD John n Lane. not having entered
their appearance and given security, ac-
couling 10 the act Of assembly aud The
rules Of this court, aud II appearing ~
satisfactory evidence that they are out oil
his Commonwealth i. is ordered, That
he said defendants DO enter then arpea.
farce 10 this ,uii on The first Gay Of The
next fern. aud answer the bill OF tho
olsiniin. and thai copy OF this order DO
lotihwllh pnhlished IN any newspaper
within this coupiy. ard continued Tor TWO
months ,nccr.-is,ly. and another copy
thereof posted 8, the front door OF 'hs
Court House Of tie said county.
A Cory -Tes'e.
~
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-27

49,.
tFF
lm .r
Hs
HI rH Hf fa'btr
lasaeE lfWfsi"hH Ell
latHfIt t4af..Affe tfiff
En- ~ eanioay dflHfl. lIf af
che dehfa 0l iufb aHi iEa iH,r
af lLs evidence b. lH proportion ~ iAr
integrity, Wisdom ahi patriotism gu
those ela establish ihsm ! lhuh
that an nD occasion e0H.4 lHefa ho no.
afmy n efsalef or lishef auihonly'
Por one. hope 90 be rHfdsned ier
yielding 10 it,inrfelefence q submit.
iinp ny Judgment 70 iho opinion q
those who how deuy ihe powfrhow'
ever respectable tley may bee
Bot, NJ. President strong az 10Y
convictions are, have no intention ol
formally presenting any proportion 70
establish n Bank n the United STATES
Composed rs Congress nnd Tie eSecu'
tive now are, II would be 90 unncccs
sary wnslc Of time TO offer such q
proposal. | should regret to sec q
bank established, unless Il we're clearly
called for by public opinion. ] believe
In IL now desired by a majority OF The
people of the United States. But o
that there does not exist, perhaps, any
conclusive evidence. Let ~ wait I'M
I'll demonstrations Of their will shall
be clearly given; and let us all submit
and, for one, ! shall most checriulIy
to their decision, whatever il may be
Mr.. G. moved that the petition be Ian
on the table.
A debate followed, to be given here
after, in which Mr.. ALLEN, Mr.. BE
cHAHAN and Mr.. CLAY, OF Kentucky
participated.
The petition was laid on the table
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-27
ExPERIENCI

The Baltimore fa'lI''
am account is given O n
teryiew with the Hon.
ADAMS, at Washington v
he is reported to have ~
ing language;-- N
Il have long been ~
in the revelation Of Uos y,
trusted in the ato ne ! M
and during . long hls q n !,
PRAYER of faith press''. y,
God. It's true ] have NJ "
obligations to my r ssass'|
been four times 70 nu'r (
more than twenty s ! -, ]
foreign countries. ,.DJStbi
TO the Presidency IsS i
that | filled the e1eca~ ' 4
the only unhappy !. ysI 'e,sal
Now, in my old ase ,,,',rd b
my prcrogative 70 sp '1op y
have assumed vast 81 r ! Esat
nth in this rugged crisis si =, 7, 4
prayers Of the gov ~ :dj.
shall soon pass AVA u. -
try is to remain q, IA Il h J
stronger man mus ,sarsjs3
~; ~, afraid Of d'sp1
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-27

M smfa
FfHH.f Hsst
a6IE Hftf ueaf. ri 60 ~
sftf ihtfa ~ aHH afl'si
s.at6I ~ 81 0as h2i lflHl F DE- 5aHt
faa. N0H frHfns Fl iha nInfI'#l
M h.l fnifYmaa han iitssf car
.Ws hove. h1fffrt ffH'if diieolnfad
4 sGnaa feasHoH IN hs lf1f Fslif
.ea.lnaai. agafg whore throughout fhe
s.aa. H Ha8 sa#ffeHn8 ihof'elaH SCOT
m80ea change ffeMdifes ihaf hose
h.fn tbfnshsl iaf geafs ~ gu iha sliu'
tsmilm hhd sbUae ~ whieh ihe English
Iapeaaaa smpaHeiafe fast Welilhgswaf
nhdsf iha searching myg ~ Truth and
llhe character and Public services Vt this
lsnht man. ore now beginning 10 b. duly
Ispbfefslnd based upoh ihe gfaiiiudt
Iond admiration II hia iellow.ciiycns, The
increasing popularity u W.. Clay musl
continue. while those who have been elc.
waited into notice by the military cnihu
sia,m and ephomcral devotion Of The Amc
dcan People, will I've remembered only lol
The eyil they have done.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-27

TBE MIsslssIPPIAN contains long arti-
Gle Of abuse against HENRY Clay. The
usual charges of abolition and enmity 10
Southern interests are most layishly be,
slowed. Perhaps the editor is not aware
that these charges have long been ex-
ploded, and admitted to be false by the
candid Of his own party, from Maine to
Louisiana. Such, however, is the fact.
Will not the editor Of the Mississippian
be equally candid with his brethren9
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-27

Mr., EDITOR:
SIR--Another week, and the Heaven
born, glorious Anniversary Of the In
of the United States will
have arrived! The FOURTH OF July,
iS38--thc birthday Of American free
dom--wll then be joyously celebrated
by millions Of freemen! 1t is a day
calculated to arouse all the patriotism
Of the soul; to cause us to take a
retrospective view Of Revolutionary
times, and contrast the present with
them. Then danger surrounded our
iathers--now all is peace and content
ment, save where "my otoa response
bHity' is indelibly stamped. Indeed,
it is now a day Of political rest. The
stubborn Democrat exchange salutes
with the more consistent Whig-the
National and Nullifer take each by
the and,--they move together as a
band of brothers, ceiling and know
ing, that "United we stand, Divided
we fallrn Where is the nation, under
tho suu, Can uoast VI SD nonurauie a
day9 What government produce =
cause so richly deserving commence
rationl On that day, then, all party
strife should be laid aside for the more
generous and patriotic feelings of the
soul; and our actions, in accordance
with the great occasion, should be such
as the spirits Of our illustrious fathers
will gaze upon with pleasure, while
they sweetly chaunt grateful praises
to HIM who watches over and pro-
tects us.
j The name OF an American citizen
is now the free passport to, through
and from any nation in the known
world. He has only to say 81 am an
Americana and the doors Of palaces
are open for his reception. Friends
surround him in every cline; and, as
Inc is entitled, respect and attention
, meet him at every turning. Truly he
has reason to be proud Of his honor.
, able birth!
Who can look upon the signatures
f attached to the Declaration Of hide
, pendence, and not sigh for so holy ar
, opportunity Of expressing his devotion
|, to his countryl There sat the fathers
Of our freedom, the protectors of "oul
i fortunes and our sacred honor in de
bate upon most momentous question
) - Freedom or Despotim john HAN
: cock is the first who firmly seizes the
: pen, and his name is affixed in bole
relief: all present anxiously follow tht
4 example. What is the RESULT Anne
4 RIGA is FREE! FoREvEn FREE! The
J. link which nominally bound her to al
unnatural parent is severed, and III,
n sons Of Freedom have long rallied
it around the goddess of Liberty, o
S Peace, and of Free Trade. Sacred
q thrice sacred--is the Anniversary o
=. our blessed Independence!
. Join, brothers, join, both heart and hand
10 And shout aloud thro'out our happy lant
&c That we will ever, ever more be FREE,
: To range wherc'er we please, by land 0
Ill sea!
SIS
- Let the proud tyran;sw infest the earti
n With pestilential mandates or with mina
II. mirth,
10 BE crushed and hushed, and tumhled frol
40 their state,
"A Food for the worms, and Liberiy's col
~ hate.
= = But we will ioin--lhc East, West, Mort
N and South,
IL To celebrate the great, the glorious al
US We will rejoice when tyranls are laid 10,
I'd For Liberty, ere long,wil strike the bio,
&c sss
NJ The amount of snarie in thu Mi
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-27

GlnponrASr.-A few nights since.
the Bucket Of the Sulphur Well mys.
ser'ous'y disappeared. No tidings Of
the runaway have yet been heard,
though the Police arc on the alert.