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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16

'I>HE anniversary Of ST. John the Bap
L Gst will he celebrated by Hiram
Lodge No. IL Winchester on Saturday
The 23d Of June next. Sabbath being the
a4,h, the usual day Of celebration An o
ration will he delivered on the occasion
Particulars hereafter.
The members Of the Woodstock, Smith
Geld, Charlestown, Hsrper's Ferry, Mar
iinsburg. and other neighborlng Lodges
together with all brethren in regular stan
ding, are cordially invited to attend.
BY order Of the w. Nj.
THOS. EDWARDS. Sec'ry.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16

Tar ELEcrioS.--Aii the counties IN the stale
A,ve been heard from, with the exception OIL
aeon. and the result 10 the election OF seventy
wings, and fifty seven Van Buren, men so that
II all the counties not yet heard from, return
van Buren, men. the Wings will still have a
majority Of six in the House Of Delegates next
winter. The Wing gain in the House, Is some
rbai less than has been anticipated by both par
,;c,. as each, we believe, were Of the opinion
that the Wing majority in that body would be
sufficiently strong TO overpower the Van Buren,
majority in the Senate, Such. however, we
think will not be the case, as that maJo'"f II
,c, or twelve, and il is hardly probable 'ha' All
The counties not yet heard from VIII re'uf"
xyh,s membrr, The victory OF the Wings,
b,vever. has been decisive. and the oid DO
mioion. !" like her sister coniederate'' mas enter
cd her protest against the miserable policy that
h,, been pursued by those TO whose interest she
had Joined herself. The party confidently ex'
oec,.d to carry this State. which wss pointed a,
!. the rccpnt defeats il has sustained in different
,ar,s OF the Union to inspire its followers with
,heir former eviction to its cause but the iond
.,occta,ion ha. been cut off, ana Virginia pre-
.,n,. herself among those who have shaken of
their allegiance 10 the spoilers and joined with
the opposers Of Executive Experiments and
Iiumbugs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
NEvv GOODS.


&As - 1&0G ~ GOss
hE Us respectfully inform their friend
AVE- and the public in general. that the
are now RECEIVING, and opening at thei
store at Beding'cn. Va, their
SPRING AND SUMNER sup.
PLY OF GOODS,
consisting Of large and general as
sortnieat Of Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS
Hard and Queensware. Groceries and Ii
qaors-ali Of which they are determined
10 sell on The most accommodating terms.
snd particularly invite the attention oI
those IN pursuit Of good and cheap Goods.
AS they are deteim mined not TO be under
soli by any one 10 this or the adjoining
counties.
lexington, May .. Isss.-at
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
NEW GOODS.

EHURNo X SElBEnr are now re
ED ceving and openi"g large an.
general supply of
spring e. Summer Goods,
|conprisnE almost eseiy article nsn.li,
kept IN retail store. They there faf.
invite their friends and ih. public gene
islly. to examine thtif stock OF goods. a.
they feel confident that they will he abb
10 sell lhem Oh ~ good terms as they cat
lie purchased ~ the valley.
April IS. 1888
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
Confectionery, Fruit, &c.

&H IN !. lrWon. kose. aud Hotehound
4VA CANDY; Lemon Dtops. Rosa Al
monds. Bnrn, do Kisses, Preserved Gin
ger. d.. Ciiron Almonds. English Wal
nuts. F,lbens. R,isons. best, Figs. Lem
uns. very fine. Changes. sweet: all iresl
aud fine. WM. DOkSE Y.
Ap,il 25 1893
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16

gy.Commapdants of Companies are rs-
CURED 10 report according TO law. 10 the
Commanding Officer Of the Regiment the
sirengt., aud condition Of ibsir respective
companies, oa The first day Of the training.
ROB'T " SNODGRASS,
Col. 9Th RsgI. Y. ".
April IS, 1856
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
Valuable Land EO,. ,yule.


a IN "Wednesday, the Ana day OF May
" 1888. (bcing coar. day. ~ puvsu-
snce OF u d,eretai order OF the Giro ait
Superior Cour, OF Law and Chancery Of
Berkeley County, in the case of James
) Nlagowen and others, plaintiffs " 10 (.
seph Henderson. the Administrators and
Hens Of Joseph Hagaman deed dts, and
a deed Of trust bearing date The i7th day
ot September 1919. executed to ~ 10 So
cure 10 Johnston and Abraham Magowen.
for themselves and others. beifs Of Jas.
Magowen deed. the purchase money OF Q
certain tract Of LAND therein mention.
ed, we shall proceed TO sell in front Of the
Court House in Msr,insburg at public
auction 10 the highest bidder, all that part
Of ss,d tract OF Land referred TO in tho
said deed and decree. assigned 10 aud
known as Joseph llendersons part con.
tanning
1OJ Acres,
the greater part first rate bottom Land.
situate on Back Creek. Berkeley County,
bounded on one .ije BY ssid Creek. sdioi.
u,ng the lands Of the heirs Of William
Wilson deed. on the terms prescribed
| by The SAID decree. to wit: one third cash.
tie balance Ia two. qnal pay men,s at ono
and two years siih interest IRON the day
II sale. the deferred pa, ments 10 DO %.
lcufed by trust deed on the land.
ALEX STEPHEN. -
CHA, ID STEWART. Z A'usses
March IS. 1SS5'-6w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
PostpolleYnent,.

HE above safe is postponed until Mon.
day the llihdsy Of June next. being the
trst day Of Jane Court.
May ISj5'--td,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
TO the Ladies i!


FANCY GOODS.
A ,.,y large aud splrndid stock Vi olacl
and colo,ed S,iks. Of new style;
French Musins and Lawns;
Splendid assortment VI French. British
and Domestic Prints;
Black and White Chints and Lawns o.
"A snperior qiah'y;
Black Bon,haz,nes and superior BLACK
aud Coio,ed Cal,eoes;
A large stock Of Jaconetts and Cam
t,rs ,'heop;
Figured, Striped and Barred Muslins /;
i,obbinet, Thread EJgings md iasetiion
a splendid stock of Hosiery. which cat
he sold s.lopi.biogly cheap;
Fine White Clicked Stockings for 10
cep's /; beautiful Plain. do, i7i,
PLAN Ribbed aud Embroidered Cotton
do cheap as DIR, AMI cheaper too;
Splendid stock Of SILK Ihuel and Sllh
Glove - something new;
Fiench Worked Collars, Fancy Hand
keichiels. Cravsts and Scaiis;
Handsome krbbanJs
English and Plain Straw Bonnets;
Also, the Latest Style Of shoes
neat together with many other article,
in the Fancy line. JIM, received, and foi
sale by A. ROBINSON Il Go.
Amil IS, 1853
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
Agrsai quantity Of Cheap Bargains :
MORE NEW GOODS!


NE have again the pleasure 10 an
w nounce 10 the public. that we have
received and opened new supply n
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
that We can sell exceedingly low
We will net s,teaipt 10 give the qran
'iiy OF ysris. &c. 10 our stock, bn, viii
merely remark that we hazard nothing ~
saving that We have AS large and AS hand
sons stock AS any IN The conaty, which
viii he sold as cheap toe. u not hittc
cheaper.
We have on hand largo stock OF
Cloths. Cs.simeres. Vcs,ings. Sc :. 10
which We invite the attention Of the Gen
,'rmrn, rs we can srIl them very cheap
We have beautiful SELECTION Of att oes
tainted Musiins. La,rns. Chi,is aud Fan
ry arfieies. aI.o large stock Of Hosiery
I. which We would pecifulIy invite the
attention of the Ladies.
We suppose peisons in search Of bar
gains. viii not he gnlied by any thing
sa,j or paper. therefore We invite them
IN call AMI re oar goods on orr counter,
aud II We dent sell them MS cheap rs the,
rsn h~ had this side of Baltimore. we will
not ask them To buy them.
WM. LONG & SON
Nav 9. 1919.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
NOTICE.

There will h- n pru,ra cted meeting
commencing on Ftiuay the 18Th lost at ,hr
Regular Bsp ,is' Church. NJ, ZION. br'ke
lev Co which will continue several days
t.!.ipts. Il. f.e,u,ion. and GEO Love. have
urnminrd To aiirnh with Ilr Pastor
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
PNtlIc Sale.

WIlIL he sold at pu'lc auction, at the
w late residence Of 'teier Myers Sen.
deed near Hedgcsv,lIe Berkeley County.
on Friday the 18Th irst. all the personal
property Of the .ail deed consisting al
three head Of Horses. six head IF Mich
Cows. and stock Cattle: sheep aud iIog.;
one Windmill. Jack Screw. and G,ind
Stone. Hou. hold and Kitchen Furniture
consisting Of Beds i,ed.'eads and Bedding
Tables. Chs"s. one tish, day Clock. one
silver Wa'rh. two TEN plate Stoves. one
correr Kettle. and many other articles
Ierms.-Six month. credit will h~ Civ
en- on all sums Of IS. and upwards. the
purchaser giving bond and approvei So i.
ru',iy under that sum rssh On the ,lsy Of
sale. uENkY MYERS.
May iS3S.-2w .fdm r.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16

EHAAlME u STEPHENS are now re
HE eeiving and opening an assortment
of
SPRING d SUMMER GOODS,
shich they can with safety say are very
eheap. but 10 make true the assertion. our
customers and the public generally are
requested 10 call. examine. aud judge for
themselves. We have
Blue, Black, and Fancy Colored
Cloth IS,
CASSI1fERES f. CASSINETTS,
Black, d Fancy Coi'd Summer Cloths,
10 which we would particularly invite the
attention Of those who want chesp coats.
French Chintscs, English and Domes-
tic Calicoes Rich d beautiful Chaiy
and Larns; Black and Fancy Col.
lored SILKS. A henry stock 81 Brown
Bleached d. Cold DoarsrIc GooDs,
Groceries, Hard and Queens Ware ;
together with almost every article kept ~
/, rets! es,a bIishment--which will he sold
very cheap. Aprh 70, 1888
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
D 7 e . .

On Monday morni"g last. Mrs. EMILY
MARKER. vile Of Mr. D,nirI Maker al
his town. and daughter Of Mr.. William
LIVES, oil this county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
Farm Tor Sale.

" VIE subscribers ofer for salA thair
u Tract Of Land, situated about four
msles north west Of Alsr,ins burg, Berkeley
County, containing about
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
DDTGSo
Dye. SfMHS, Paints, So.

a FRESH and full supply Of The above
IA articles is on hand. which | offer ID
the public on the best terms. Among tho
a.. soI lmeni may be found the following:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16

FIRE-w learn from the Charlestown Eva
Free Press. that the dwelling OF BusHsoD Z.
WAsBINevoN, Esq. about three miles west OF
that ,owa, was entirely destroyed by fire on
Tuesday the 9Th inst. II was large and ele-
giant mansion, erected within few years, and
Is said to have cost thirty thousand dollars. A
large portion Of the furniture Of this splendid
mansion was also destroyed, so that the loss OF
Mr.. W. is supposed to be not less than thirty
Eve thousand dollars. The FIRE which occasion
ed this disaster aud heavy individual loss. origi
mated in the roof, by spark from the chimney
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
M A 4 II D

In Frederick ci'v Md. o. the 10Th Just
ny the Rev. MI Z~har'as, MIR X !. "
Polk iumr,ly nf this town. TO Miss "a
RAH j. SuMERvILLE Of Winchester.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
DIN1ND3S lIYIEGTNyyIEo

sS~--I - SSGN 9GR4 ESJsA 10
q tk gi'ng hts nttirir y tar aud
IA iniI trial Feel confident IN tie il.
II TO the poblic AS a trur,i, for the Rbeu
ua'i.m. sprsins. hsni.e. ard rains Of every
kind. produced y ,iolen:-. where an ex
'rfnal application can he made. It's appii
ra'inn Is attended with no Inconvenience
4 Ill the ntce,s,, lii. r,i.ns IL IL. Use will
accompany each Wal The genuine Lini
n,"' ran o"ly he hsin, u in this count,
at VIM Do'seys. Druggist, Mlat,insburg
Va.
Any one who wishes 10 obtain the article
To 81! again can befurnisbed as above at a
lair discount.
Pre- pared ohl,hv
Will IAN REED.
Mariinshnrg May IS 1888. st.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16

Ma ParroS's D,srsIcT. The Frrdericks
burg Arena Of the li,h has the following para
er.ph in relation to the contes, between Messrs.
Slaughter and Banks.
1--WE iu,ima,ed, in our last. difficulties in re-
gard TO the election in Green county. We are
enabled 10 state now, that the Shcrifis. at their
meeting. on Monday last. were unanimous ."
the opinion. that the election in Green W as not
conducted in manner conformable TO Law, and
tina, the polls of that county could not be reee'-
we'd We understand they decided on laying
,pecial statement Of the case before the ESeca'
tive, throwing the responsibility ofthe dec'''o"
on the Governor and Council. The Sher'ifs ad-
jourued to NEE, again on Monday next suppo
sing the vote Of Green to be counted Co'.
BAsKs' majority Is rouRTEEs IN the D's'ris''
In Justice to Mr.. SLAUGHTER. and his friends
we deem il proper 10 say, that, in the event OF
his getting the return under such circumstances,
he will, Immediately upon qualify ing. resign
his seat, and take the chances Of a new election.
He has no disposition TO withhold the return from
Col. BANKS, but had not, in fact, any control o
yer the matter. The whole affair is in the hands
Of the Shcrifis, who are bound TO act according to
law, regardless OF the wishes Of the candidates
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16

Oh F1rsf-rafe Limestone Land
TO which about ONE HUNDRED more
can he added. if the purchaser de ire Il.
equal 10 strength and fertility Of soil 10 any
70 the great Valley Of Virginia. Ills iine
" wa,rred. and well improved as to build
'ngs, Sc. having upon i large aud COM
modious Dick
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
Kegin,cntal Orders!


a Regiment. V. NJ viii
commence on NFpsEsDaY,
the Esd day Of May, at the
usual place. in the town Of
Mariinsbnrg, aud continue
three days
The Regimentsl Muster
will he held on SATURDAY.
The Goth day Of May, at the
usual time ard place. All
officers required by law. will
attend The Training and Re-
.,,nantai puater
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
Two Excellent Orcharas.

OF grated fruit; good Barns and Stables.
Smoks House. Corn House, tagon Sheds.
and all other out buildings Of necessity or
convenIence on farm
or this land. about TIVO HUNDRED
IND NINETY .7CRES are cleared.
sua IN high state OF cultivation the ba.
lance well clothed with jias thrifty Tim.
Der. The cleared land is divided ,a,o cie-
ven different tields. all under good fence
with constant water running through zach
OF ,hem--producing iuxur,aniiy. Wheat,
Rye, Corn. Oats. Timothy, Clover, and
Every other description ofcrop which good
land IN thus seci,on Of county is capable
OF producing --besidcs. being equal, az a
Grazing Farm to any other.
GA further description OF this proper
" IS deemed unnecessary, AS persons wish
'ng % purchase viii no doubt view tho
premises and judge for themselves.
e<1ERMs Will he accommodating. and
priee low. CATHARiNE GROVE.
JACOB A. GROVE.
April IS, IS3s.-if
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
NOT ICE

"A EATS - Grn,i-m-ns hlack aua WINE
HH R".s a Rabbit Hat. do do. silk
do. do. Fur; Also. so ds gen Palm Leaf
jlst received aud Tor ,ale hy
WILSON & DOLL.
April ls. 1888
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16

WILsoN 4 DOLL have just fccei
" we'd and opened large and general
assortment of fresh
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16

Tss ADMINISTRATIONS AGROUND Fourteen
months ago, Gen Jackson exclaimed, when 'ur.
ming hi. back upon the Metropolis OF the nation.
.t Ls,. this srrs, people p,o.prrou. aud hap
py;" hut scarcely had the sound died ON the ears
of those who listened, ere the crash Of that pros
pxrity was rtv-rbcrating from one eAir.me q
the country TO the other At tina, time. the
Golfer, OF the Gov ernmrht were tu'l, aud MIR
Van Buren, iook charge u affairs it'll the
prospec, aud hope e h.ephg them !" sucb
condition as would give him AID his fice. hoi.
ders a secure hold upon the Cove'nmt nj money,
and iiscs them above the CIRCUMSTANCES VI 'h'
timc. Wnh the distraction n d jsfsngemt ~
OF The bu.nrs. Of the country. came enb.rrass
M IN, and " ant among the office holders. Con.
sr,,. was convened in extraordinary sessitn,
sna MIR Van Buren Told that body that the bu'i-
ues, Of ihs Government WIS 10 take care OF IT.
self,-uot 40 look SITTER the people. they cou'd
az, car. Of the nselves. Well. according 10
,he Inn, given by The President, Congress made
pru,,s,,n for the Cove rnmeDt. hut did moth.
ing for the relief Of the Ieopic-,he motto oil The
s,o,I. men as gwen .u, by their leader was.
the D. iakr,he hin,lmosi. and they acied
II, 10 i, in good faith The Prcsid. nj and flee.
holders undertook TO take care Of themselves,
and their success ia the undertaking IS thus dc
tailed By the President in Message to both
Houses Of Congress on the lob inst -
10 the Senate aud House Of Representatives..
IL submit 10 the consideration oil Congress
stateiu.nt prepared by the Secretary VI We
Treasury by which II appears tina, the United
States, with over twenty eight millions III uti'os
lie with the States, and ovei fifteen millions due
f. on, iud,y iduais and banks, are, from the si,ua
ton in winch those funds are placed, ~ iminedi-
ate danger Of bc,ug rendered uiabe ~ discharge,l
with yuud Gath and l',ompthude, The various pc
eu,iaIy ob:iy atoms Vi the Government.
The occurrence Of this result has Tor scmr
time been sppr, lrnd.d, aud Efforts made TO a.
vert it, As The principal difficulty ARISES tfom
a prohibiiioa the pre- sent law 10 issue sneh
Treasury notes a. might be paid IN before the,
f.l, due, aud may be eli. ciualiy obs'a'ed by CIV
ing the Treasury, during the Whole YEAR. th'
benefit OF tue amount originally authorized Tue
remedy w.u seem oby t0tls and easy
The SERIOUS endorsements likely 10 arise
fom "A longer continuance VI the present .'afe u
things induces me respectfully To invite HE ear
he,t ciiou Ut Congress 10 the .utjec' which ma,
be consist, ut with due regard 10 other public
NJ IN 1879 M VAN buren,.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
DmeIItna No,tsf.

iJmftltng zaousF, -
aud Good KITCHEN, &k1:!!A
q line Limestone Spring H. tbas
ne yard. which was never Known 10 Isil.
with a Stone Spring House at its source.
aud short distance from it large Stone
Dssi,iery. with over head water. Also.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
FOR RENT

Pulling Mil, C.rdjng Machine, dn,
Saw Mil.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-11
veto. "a Country subse ribssrs.

UoGice to Country SubscrhDsrs.
Hereafter whom ever any country subscription TO the
herald. reaches fortnight of its close, subscribers
will receive their papers, done UP ia ystlos Drappers.
This plan is adopted in order to give eur patrons IN
the country notice. either to renew their subscrpson
by fresh remittance to expect it to cease at the
ose of the period for WATCH it had been paid. Sub
scrbers will therefore understand after this notice,
what is me ant by receiving their papers done up IN
yeuoD wrapping paper.
By this method we furnish individual subscribers
with proper notice, without putting them 70 the eA-
pensc of postage and thus shave Amos Kendall, py
way Of requtal for his shaving so often cur suoscr
befs The fashionable moralsof the present day. as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen CABINET
are to- cheat IS much as you can, so that the Id"
does not reach YOU. do not practice on this primer
pie any extent except when have dealings WIN
the Ktchen-and on such occasions II Is aaopted
Dur civ in self defence-if you don't shave youl get
sh ,ved. Every day am receiving etters complain
IN that the Herald has failed when, at the same
rjme. knew full well that it is regularly mailed
cWhy these complaints Because many OF Amoss
sub treasmers will be locking into the Herald, TO see
the lineaments of their master accurately depicted.
They read laugh, but forget TO put the Herald into rus
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them as a favor-as
personal favor to me-o try to be as honest as they
can know they have precious little OF that articles
bat precious little is better than none.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-11

CAsADA.-The returns relative the trade Of Cana.
da show The following results =
There arrived at Quebec and Montreal during the
year 1897 s53 vessels from Great Britain. employing
1858 men, aHd OF the aggregate burden Of f64
The value Of the goods imported by them 1901,
1911 From Ireland l79 vessels, employing 2oss men,
and OF So SEQ burden, arrived during the pc
nod The imports by these vessels amounted 10 20, 1884,
From other perts Of Europe 81 vessels arrived employ
ing 33s men, and bringing goods valued at 6e,ooA-
From the British North American colonies 132 vessels
employing sos men, and having board goods to the
vaae Of 2, 1884, arrived. From the United States
e2Is worth OF goods imported in - vessels, on
board Of which 632 men we're employed
Roy's HEsREw DIcrIosAaY.-Nsw York is con-
tnually in state OF excitement from either one
source or another. The late visit eLord Gosford Sir
Francis Head, from the Canadas to our city, caused
dinners toasts suppers balls &c. and on the eve Of
their departure the arrival Of the steam ships Sirius
and Great Western threw the whole mercantile com
munty into general state Of excitement; salutes
were fred from the forts the Mayor and corporation
and thousands of our citizens from every part of the
country, visited them, and now the literary world 10
on the gui rire about Roy's new Hebrew Lexicon.
Scarcely paper we meet with but has something 10
say either for or against the work. The most dsiin
guished ngulsts IN Europe and America are in favor
of H. They who are opposed TO H. are men no doubt
Interested in Robinson's Gesenues Professor Tur-
ner OF this city the first to oppose lt-Nordhemer
Of the university, who is not acquainted with either
English or Hebrew, followed after hn1 on the same
side in the Biblical Repository; and IN inc as num-
Der of the North American Review Moses S'uail "
Andover, has come out against II IN very long sno
labored but unsuccessful review oft Every person
who has read these reviews mpartally, must see AZ
once that they are unfair, malignant and sell defeat.
,h ,abo which will Mace Roys Lexicon IN it's true
chsrne,er before the public, snd prove II to be most
valuable work, the title OF which Is y Deienee Of
w. NY S,na,t ~ Andover." This pamphlet then,
e., far and mapIy argunent depth of,hought sound
eradtion, critical acumen, and pe,.pieui,y Of style is
upon the whole, superior 70 any 'nlne o. the KIND we
minister ofthe Gospel, every lawyer, and every stu
dsnt of theology our country 90 complete 80 tn
usnbant so mastery refutatisn Of false charges
and interpretations made by Moses Stuart against
| Rows work. we seldom or witnessed. THIS lit
/ lie work has utterly shaken confidence In Moses
Stuart oriental scholar il proves beyond doubt,
| that he is not acquainted with even the first rud'-
ments of the Hebrew language n msy be had az
Collins, Keys q Co. Pearl street. near Fultos, OF NJ
Mr.. CarvlPs, Broadway, corner OF Pine