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Nortllward Coming Southwark, the time Ia six hour
less; being S DAYS sp) II hours - A

TEN DOLLARS REWARD. =
RANAWAY # IN 100 CMrondelet corner Of Nsvis
= streets, on the night Of 80 Of August, and was
seen he next morning in Poydras street, negro boy
named CHARLES, about II years Of age, sni 5 fec
or thereahou's in height, bnck and has impcd
cnt in his speech Of his logs is Sore oceasionpl
by arcccnt hurt; he had when he went away white
cotton or linen shirt and white cotton pantaloons.
Masters of vessels and steam boats are cautioned .
gninst receiving or nrborg said Negro well al
enforced against them. Tho above reward will be pais
for delivering him int any Of the niIs Of either Of the
municipalities or at 1863 Carondclet, Of Hevh
stccct. sent
Nun,ler III. firm OF dubois 4 Garrctson, has bess'
dissolved The subscriber will liquidate the affairs
the concern in this city, and requires all persons ineb
cd 10 make payment to him only, and all those having
claims, to present them for settlement.
aug 8--7t II GARRETSON
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Cologne Water, f.riumrry, &c.-A suie"u,d
nricie of cologne, put up expressly Tor the retail
t,ade; also the purrst f ench Perfumery, embra-
cling every variety Tor the ,o'le', for sale by
nct2 REEFS Il D'LANG
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AFFAIR.
BUSH e. ALLEN.
McCOLLQ1M T. DOSSY

JOHN STEWART,
Nc. 5, Plat Street, .NtT York,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
IMPORTER and dealer II Iiattcrs Pushes and
i trimmings. Ample storage may be had on mod
terms, and every attention paid to goods forward
ed 10 his care.
kc'cUncrS:-
Messrs. Lnrue Il Provost, n y.
Gossip Il Co.
noyoL 1S3S- "
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OlIIS' Medical g. i;s-i.ouis on Ph,Eisis; do. on
II houd!ctti,g, ncw supply, reed by
'fei ATOWAR, 40 Cam
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nOLBEAR's Science Of Pernanrhip received, nud
~ Tor sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. 8 (:atres s'reet New Orleans, lGI Brn,lway
Nsw York, Danp!,iile ST., Mobile.
II is particularly designed Tor private learners and
sclO1ls and is calculated for persons OF all ages
Ladies' and gentlemen are irvitcd1" call and eAunine
she system for themselves.
i.essMs given at slch houses as MAY suit the
convenience OF all, and To classes formed in ANY part
ct the city.
ladies Win prefer itcan receive essons at their own ref
srs. paving rs Sc 'fl ,aso are desired
7xik BRorIiihn.
\NHlTE LEADS bills, l5yl, ll,a euch;
W. ~ kegs, 100 !"
20', do IS Z"
English dos IA bblr. 4pO :.
ln0 Paint Brushes, yaruus sizes,
case VerlnillinG
:, bills Cosal varnish;
2 japan -ys4r
10 packs Gold Leaf;
- 50 d0 Silver do;
wlEDc'W GLASS, American, English and French
ESlA0O boxes, various sizes and qualities.
Boston Crown do.--50U boxes, c0psignn emit will be
cid low.
Also, general assortmeu, Of artists colours und
COLI, for sale BY w SCALES,
NIB. ALI b,tna notes take, AT u r, and M;ssssiur
noes ;ppS received ~ 10 per diecount for goods
- IN pH =. I Ct debls. jstiw
~ AKbLE CHIMNEY PIECE Was EHousg
w Cnstolnhouse street, opposite the post-oili,t
Tho subscribers arc now receiving from their fac
tarics IN New FORK, and will keep constantly o.
hand general assortment IT Marble Mantle Piece
sfsupericr workmanship. and Of the latest pattern.
made Of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish an
American marble. Also, Monuments, Tombs an
Grave Stones, moulded ana plain stills and intel
marble .acings. hearths and boundary stone. pasle
oil Paris, Roman l. Hydraulic Cement and Plaster
] III e.or ,v,tl, mia
b ass mounisd and plain Crates and Russia Iro
rates ofthe newest and most approved patterns.
catering done in the ne4,rsi inanneEand at ii,
.sest notice. They i.ave first rate worllneu I
,,,.,rs work.
~ fA4g AIN II STROUD
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- PERM O:l.-!5tlD gallons pure winter d.
- Sperm Oil, in casks and bhIs, for sale by ..
JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
WhnIesale Drugg sts, corner ,mnon un;l rchap
las streets. WrlH
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I RON, STEEL & HEAVY GODDS--l!ut, square
Il und bundle non, we'll assorted.
Hoop, scroll aud rod iron, nail rods and plonsh
mOnltls
Cast, German, shear, b.sierttl, spring, sheet and
Crowley steel
Hollow ware, cut and wrong hi nails aud spikes
Zinc, block tin, mill and grind stones, salt kettles
Chain cables, anchors. hoes
Ok, log Al d trace Chains, corn mills
ltn.ils, Vices, Hammers and bellows
Wire, sheet, pig AM! bar lead; shot
C7:sl, and cooking stoves
-3Ames Rowlnr's and other spades and sho,es
Hook and plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts, Shmps, and ether axes
iar'' and Manila cor'l,ge, lines and ,wne
Bolt and s!'calhins copper; Naval stores
Paints, nseed and sperm oil
A full assortment Of hardware and ship chsndlery
always hand and which offered fer sale 1T whec.
sale or retail, on the most favorable terms, by
nii LAYTON h Co. So Old ltvee.
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plNNOCK's ROME, &c.

PINNOCK'S ROME, &c. ..
DlNNOCk'S IMPROVED EDITION OF DR.
Go!dsmilh's Abr:dgmcnt Of the History Of Rome
to which is prcixcd an Introduction to the Stndy
tt"nnn History, and great variety Of vn liable infos
nation added throughout the work, tie Manners
Institutions and Antiquities Of the Romans with nu
mcrous biographical and historical Notes; and qes
tons for examination at the end Of euch section. II!
luslra,cd with thirty engnvings wood, by Atheron
fiNNocKs Improved Edition Of DR. Godsniths History
OF England, from the Invasion Of julius Caesar the
death OF George I'd, with continuation TO the yea
l132. With questions for examination ut tho end u
tach section. Besides a variety of valuable infor,nA
ton added throug hou the work. Consisting Of table
OF contemporary SovcreignS and eminent persons
Copious explanatory notes. Remarks on tile Rok
TICS manners and literature of the age. An outlinel
the Constitution, &c. &c. illustrated by many eng'a
GUYS ELEMESTs OF ARrRoSoMY, and an Aoridgmer
American edition, with additions and improvement
nnh an explation of the astronomical part Of the An
ricun Almanac. ,...
just received and for snlc by WIN M'KEAN
nov "A corner Of Camp and Common sh
HARPER'S CLASSICAL LIBRARY.
4 okAcE,'ransl"todh by Phillip Francis, D D, with
odcs, &C. by Ben Jonson, Cowley, Milton Drydon
Pope Addison, Swift Chattcrton, q Wakefield, Person
Bryan, &e. and some of the clnuent poets Of III
| dAv--Gnd
I rHCEDRUS, viii, the appendix Of Tudus ,rausl.
ted by Christopher S,art, in wi, forum. Volumes
! and 10 Of "flarpcrs Classical Library
/ lie Expedition Of HUMPHREY CI.INKER, by
Smolett, NJ ID. with memoir OF til. Author bv Thor.
vs. Roscoe, Esp, new edition. with lllu strutions, by %
tIuAslauk
The ilPSy; Tale, by the author Of "Rich.,,sv
Mary "' Argund, :, &c..'r~ edi.ioa. , ,ols .r.plv
PAUL ,iIFlCED;by tie suncr o. .P.ib..
The Dist I 3D., nc, bcing voi,rc ~ OF tn. ,,e,. ~
not" ~rfs Comple'" y Eks. ,us, r-c-i>eA
sase'y NM AcktAV
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NEW ORLEANS l. CHARLESTON PACKETS
% 4tt This line consists of luur vessels ;, all u
1EffH the hrst clnss, coppered and copper fast.
-A-l=t. ened, and Of about 900 IONS hnrthcn,
with handsome accom- modations for Passengers.
These vessels are commanded by captains wpi
experienced in the trade, who will give every at
tcn'ion, and exert themselves TO ul;.tcG the
shippers. T!,sr Will BE- ,owed up and down the
Mississippi, and leave New Orleans on before
the 10Th and 18Th of every month. The follow inc
vessels compose the lnr, via
Brig Arabian. Chahes q. rlon, master.
Brig CInpnan,J B. Thompson, master.
Brig Almenn, J. Dnune, MASTER
Bark Roger Williams, j. Aihers, masrr.
For freight or passage, apply /" J. "A. BARELLT
Gn,6l Common ST. New O.icans. or NJ. e
M"rd""a. Cha'l. stnn. oct
L OMBAkD & COS BOSTON and New Orleans
80 Ii of Packet Ships.-Th!s new line of ships
has been expressly built to run between the abova
ports and will be found Of suitable draft Of water:
accommodations for passengers, and every effort
Will be made to give general satisfaction, The
line is composed of tho 10 lowing ships:
Cherokeo, AIS tons Capt. J Harding,
Carolina, 400 do $ Lemis'
Charleston, 374 Go y EIdridge,
Couinbiana, 625 de {, Barker,
Seaman, $40 do HoNcY,
Bombay, Cos do d humphrey.
The above ships are al! now, of the first lass
copper fastened and eoppercd, commanded by mel,
OF great experience, have large accommodations
win separate ladies' cabiH every attention will be
pad TO pa sengrrs, and the very Lest of stores pro
vided Tor them.
| The packets will be tnwej up and down the Mis-
s,ss'pP, and the st-ctcst punctuay observed in
the time OF selling, and should the regular vessels
DC detained in arriving, other ships equally gool
viii in all cases DO substituted. share of patron
age Is solicited and tho agents pledge themselves tc
accommodate US much practicable, to receive
and forward goods by sid line at tho most moder
ate charges. and to advance all expenses good,
shipped, if required. -
| The ships will leave tho LIST md 10Th of every
month For freight or passa re, apply to the agents
J A MERRITT, 50 Common st
N. 3. Advanc.ments made on cons gnmc:.t
| TO Messrs. A. G. Lombard g. Co.
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EXPRESS MAIL. N
TINES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&c. Of the Express Mail, betw"-n Noodle and New
York-leaving Mobile dailv at 3 P. Nj. Northwsr
New York daily at p. M Southwark.
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- Missouri Rsp.-1oH JSi;s s.sun bale rope.
ma Boc;EET Charles and M - s,..,., :,
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II]IIISI 4 n 4
FVRNIT IRE WARE 4 Q O "
FRED WILKINSON,


DEPUTY SURVEYOR GENcPA! IL LOUISIANA,
nFFERS his services to the public il. The depart
~ mcn,A OF Surveying and Civil Engineering, both
in tnwr and country. From considerable experience IN
his profession. and by r,onflness and hdelit. i'll The
execution Of business entrusted to him, he hopes to
merit and 'ccci,e share Of public patronage. vii
also and calculate the contents of walir and
excavations. Office No Charities second story
Nock jc7
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Emersnn's Razor Strops-Ehree cases OF The
genuine article, jusr received by
oct 3. REESE 8 D'LANG, "a Camp 81
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT

OUt EvWIy Guy II II
Norther" Moa' Closes Every day at l0l Am
=. 49,, Duo avery Sunday, Wednesday
ny Tny o. ta' Closes every Monday, Wednesda
tons'' and Saturday, BY Bpm.
=. n Due every Tuesday, Thursday, q Is
1he I.ake ''"" Saturds, 6y5 r. M.
via Closes every Monday, Wednesday
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efLOUR-3OO anding fr N steamer Independ.
ence, sic j DORSEY,
ms "A New l.evee.
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Il a,..lr. y NAY, iiuisr, sigu, aud dreams 'va
] , Painters, No 3 Cnronel. street, two doors from
Canal stree.
In.naons al &c following wou'ls and marbles, cx
ecutcd ia ma.tyr., manner.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-23
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY as. 1888.
a rARAeRArn TO rnn ARoLrrIoNrsrs.

a PARAGRAPH TO THE ABoLIrIoNrsrs.
We invite the attention ofihe abolition.
lists TO the following extract of a letter
from the Washington City correspondent
of the New York Star.
stranger 10 Washington cannot fail
TO be struck with the difference in manner
character and depormen, OF the negro
children IN this district compared with
that of the little imps, who swarm the
streets Of New York. Mr.. Tappan and
his Jnnto will perhaps think am roman.
eng when say that the black slave chill.
dren are far more intelligent; respectful
IN their demeanor, and comfortable IN their
appearance, than the free blacks in the
Northern cities. Their language toward
each other, and ~ particular TO their pa
rents, Is characterized by degree Of ci
WITTY unknown among the little black
savages whose home is the street, and
their lodging some unfinished building
The reason OF this is the superior care be.
slowed by the owners ofthese children on
their comtor. and morals over that which
their parents even il free, would have the
inclination TO render. Ola surety, ofall
The cants of this can,ing world, the cant
OF the abolluonisis is the most absurd and
disgusting.
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The influence of words is ncalculable.
Men will do that, when il is called by a
gentle name, from which they would OF.
ten shrink II it were correctly and strong.
iy characterized. With this truth in view
1t rs hunIbly submitted whether there is
not better term for the act of appropri-
ating funds entrusted to ones charge than
tho sarcenet phrase Of delalcation Z"
Pistol calls ii g to convey" but the an
Gent rs not authority in pathological or
moral matters; and, besides, he had
purpose To serve IN smoothing the rough
edges of The title of his favorable PROBES.
sional pursuit. Let neialcation be called
stealing, ana lei it be punished as stealing,
aud It will not occur quite so frequently.
II is known that fine words are useless in
one branch Of culinary operations but
IN other respects they may be so used as
to cause the superficial to regard crime
with lenlent eye, and they have long
enabled tie vicious 10 flourish without
losing caste. -Pennsyiranian.
The above is not only right humorous,
bat there IS sagacluus proprIeiy in It's
recommendation. II is too common now
a-days 10 dress up every crime, Of every
hue, from the red dye Of murder to tho
blue tint oi some Incorporate brawl, in the
gdfniiure Of soft aud dainty words. A
desperate bowie knife encounter, resulting
III the death oftwo or three braves, is cal
led "a fatal ARRAY" or IAN improper
occurrence" and so on to the end Of the
chapter Of terms and titles. II is high
time TO speak no longer of foul doings, in
high places or low, in phrases Of satin !;
call things by their right names give 10
the delaulier his cognomen OF thief, and
lei the stain consonant 10 the name be al-
fixed TO the wearer. Let this system be
adopted, and in no rank or degree of life
IN our country could sin SO plate itself
with gold as to become invulnerable to
the shafts and bolts Of public opinion
PHI. Ga..
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-23
EFFICACY OF DR.. EVANS PILLS.

Another recent test of the unrIvalled
virtue OF DIR. VIM. Evans Mediciaes.---
Dyspepsia, ten years standIng.-Mr. J. Nc.
henzie, ITO Stanton street, was afflicted with the
above complaint for ten ears, which incapacitaied
him at intervals, for the period Of six ears at
tending To his business, restored to perfect health
under the saiutary treatmentof DIR. VIM Evans
lhe principal symptoms were-A sense OF disten-
ZION aud oppression after eating, distressing pain
the pit OF the stomach, nausea, impaired appetite
g'ddiness, papitaton of the heart, great debility
and emacation, depression of spirits, disturbed resi-,
sometimes bilious vomiting and pain in the right
SIDE, an extreme degree of langour and faintness
any endeavour TO pursue his business, causing i'm
mediate exhaustion and WEAKNESS
MIR. Mckenzie is daily attending his business, and
none OF the above symptoms have REQUIRED since he
used the medicine, He is now a strong and healthy
man.
lie rcsorted 10 myriads ofrcmedies but they we're
all Intellectual. He is willing to give any informa-
ton to the afflicted respecting the inestmable bene
nj rendered 10 him by the use of DR.. VIM. Evans
medicine.
Asthma, three years standing.-NIr Robert
Monroe, Schuylkill, afflicted with the above dis
PRESSING malady. -Symptoms-great languor, flatu.
lency, disturbed rest, nervous headache, difficulty
olbreathing ghtness and structure the breast
cizzness nervous irratibility Esuocation paipita-
ZION OF the heart distressing cough ,costiv pain
IN the stomach, drowsiness great debility and dc
cheney OF nervous energy. Mr.. Monroe gave up ev.
cry thought OF recovery and dire despair SAT- on tho
countenance OF every person interested in his exis.
tence or happiness, ulby accident, he noticed ia a
public paper, some cures effected by Dr. VIM Evans
Medicine, in his complaint, which induced him 10
purchase package of The Pills, which resulted in
completely removing every symptom Of his disease
lie wishes TO say his motive for this declaration is
atthose afflicted with the or any others
toms similar TO those from which he is hannily res
tored, may likewise receive the same inestimable
benefit.
A Case of Doloreux Mrs. ]. f Holm.
son, wife of Capt. Joseph johnson, of LYNN Mass
was severely afflicted for ten Yeas with Tic Dolo.
reux, violent pain in her head, and vomiting, with
burning heat in the stomach, and unable to leave
her room She could find no relief from the advice
Of several physicians, nor from medicines of any
kind, until after she had commenced using Dr.
Evans medicine, of 100 Chatham street, and from
that time she began 10 amend and feels satisfied il
she continues the medicine few days longer, will
De perfectly cured. Reference can be had as TO
Inc truth OF the above by calling at Mrs Johnson
"anghter's Store, $50 Grand street, n. Y.
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nj E DICIN K 5 +.
no MOTHERS AND NURSES.

DR.. ". EVANS' SOOTHING SYRUp, FOR
CHILDREN TEETHTNG, PREPARED BY
HIMSELF The passage OF the Teelh through
the gums produces troublesome andsd augerous SYM
ptoms. IL is known by mothers that there is great
irritation tn the mouth and gtmsduring this process.
The gums swell the secretion Of saliva is increased
the child IS seized with IRE luent aud sudden fits Of
crying, watchings, starts IN the sleep, and spasms
of peculiar parts; the child shrieks with extreme
violence, and thrasts its fingers into its mouth II
these precusory symptoms are notspeediy alleyated
spasmodic commissions uniyersally supervene, aad
cause the dissolution of the infant IL mothers
who have their little babes afflicted with these dis
sressIns symptoms, would apply DIR. William Ev
ans Celebrated Soothing Syrup, which has preser-
we'd hundreds OF infants when thought past recovery
from being suddenly attacked with that fatalmaIa
dy, commissions. For sale in Martinsbnrg by
October 81. 1888. VIM DOpGEV drea,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-23

LOWER CANADIAN IS stated that the
twelve or fifteen villains who crossed into
Canada from Alburgh, Vermont, a few
days since, aud burnt several Tory nous, 5
and barns, have been demanded from the
Governor Of Vermont as lugllycs from
justice. We hope they have, and that
they will be given up, aud made to suif, r
the penalty due TO their crimes. This
game OF piratIng upon our nelghbors has
been carried far enough--and d little too
far. Neither Canada nor Great Britain
can bear il much longer. The American
People would not have borne i, 50 long.
II we want war, the best way is TO de-
clare II at once, and not ioment or permit
il TO be iomented in this sneaking, under
handed manner, fit only for sagabonds
and cut-throats. Let il be understood
that any individuals who, passing from
our territory, shall commit crimes within
Her Majesty's dominlous, viii be ierreted
out f they return, and given up to the
British authorities for punishment, and
we ween the Patriot" operations will
hencelorth be very much curtalled in
their proportions. The cruelty OF the
Alburgh invaders towar, delenceless wo-
men and children was horrible. They
ought to be punished for this, Independent
Of their acts Of arson. A man that will
drive women and children barefoot into
the street, in the depth ofwinter. far from
any other Gweling, is unfit TO live IN de-
cent society, and the sooner he is sent TO
Botany Bay the better.-N. Y. Jour. Of
Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-23

EVERY THING ON MAGNIFICENT
ScALE.---A South American being asked
by worthy citizen Of London, in large
company, what kind Of country South
America was, replied "Sir, every thing
IN South America is on grand scale.
our mountains are stupendous, our rivers
are immense, our plains are interminable,
our forests have no end, our trees are gi-
gantic, our miles are thrice the length Of
yours; and then there he took doubloon
out of his pocket and laid on the table)
look at our gu'neas! :"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-23

DEArn OF Miss LANDoN. The Boston
Atlas states on the authority OF a passen.
ger in the brig Mary Paulina, which arri-
we'd there from the Western coast Of At
RIGA day or two ago, that the poetess
Miss Landon-L. l.. h., who married
the newly appointed Governor Of Sierra
Leone, died soon after her arrival in Airi-
ca, from the effects of the climate.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-23

Book AeEN. The Abohtlonists,
according to the Newark IN. J.) Daily,
propose 20 send out ships TO the new colo
MES in Liberia to bring back such colored
persons as desire to return TO America.
Mr.. GaHet Smith offers $500 out OF his
own pnvite purse 10 send out an agent
for the purpose.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-23

UP TO SNurr.-Amongs the items Of
Contingent Expenses oftne last session OF
United States House Of Representatives
was s42 p for snuff. This accounts
(says the Boston Transcript for the dig.
nitarles Of the land being SO "good at
pinch"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-23

Col. Joseph NJ. White is announced in
the Florida papers, as candidate for Con-
gress. Col. Downing, the present mems
Der is also announced for reelection. n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-23
NEw York, Jan. !. 1879.

IHn EIGHrH OF JANUARY. --Iiark
not gun is heard Old Tammany, With
N our eye shot, is without flag, No
JOY, no revelry, no parade greets this
day A Grange has come over the spirit
OF Iammany, and not signal rookie,
welcomes "the glorious Eighth - The
day that belonged to u country, party,
a faction assumed for itself; and now that
nothing is TO be gained from power by lis
celebration, il becomes dishonored by the
ioul purposes 10 which It's laurels have
been put.
II Gen. jackson knows within the Her.
mltage what Is going on without, we com
mend to his attention this fact. When
he was President aud had the distribution
OF tht spols, the Eighth Of January was
every thing for Tammany Hall. Now
he can see, If his senses have not been
ruined by the rank offerings of PARTISAN
ship to them, what all such incense was
worth, and what his worshippers were ai-
ter.
The following toast was offered al
recent Loco lfoeo Notification in Clermonl
County, Ono:
Riuhatd NJ. Johnson--a firm spoke
IN the whe' orliberty. Martin Van Blu
ren--lhe hub of democracy ;--aud An
drew Jackson, the axle.tree of the United
States.p
10 carry out the idea, and complete
the sentiment, beg leave to add:
Samuel Swauwoui and William VI.
Price--the running gears of the Sub Trea-
sury,"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-23

tirginia:-ln the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Berkeley County,
Philip Bowers and John Bowers pItfs
against
William Bowers and Henry Bowers, heirs and
Ex'rs of Henry Bowers Sr. decd, and others
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-23
IN CHANCERY.

r. OTlCE.-The parties interested in the above
~ suit will please TO take notice tina, will at
tend at my office in Martinsburg, on Friday the
25th day of this month, for the purpose of taking
up the above case and proceeding therein, when
and where they will attend with all such vouchers
and other evidence they may bave to offer, and
the said Jacob Van Doren will ON that day produce
before me all the books and papers in his posses
sion touching the of said Leatin Baker dec
SEAMANS GARARD,
January 8, 1339.-3t Com.