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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29
JEFFERSON.

HAaPsHrRE-C ongress-Barton has 65 major
Try over Lucas. Senote--Faulkner's majority 70.
House Of Delegates and Pugh (Whigs)
elected.
CLARKg.-Lucas's majority over Barton a.
DR.. Buc.. IL F.) elected to the House of Delegates.
FRKDgRIcK -Congress- Barton, (W. )635, Luz
cas-, e.. = 772. House Of Delegstes-Cather,
[w.) 1877, MagIl (W.) 6s7; Byrd, q. f. 778,
Wood, Ct. F) 1885, Lucas. majority over Bar
ton 81
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

BY reference to another column it will be per
ceived that the Wings have made clean sweep in
this little S,ate-the Locos having made just oppo.
sition enough to ensure defeat Alas for the party
how ehap-faen
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29

OaIo.--The Buckeye Association, a
society composed Of native born citizens
of Ohio, recently celebrated the anniver-
sary ofthe settlement of that State, at Cln'
ciunati,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29

Griswold, the young man who robbed
the Bank of Western New York Of $500
few weeks since, was tried at Rochester
on Wednesday, convicted, and sent to the
Auburn prison for four years.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29
H=al-H---
SHEpHERDSTOWN

The unterrifed precinct" did her whole duty
at the late electon--giving RICHARD w. Barton
ia majority. Commend US to the Wings OF Shep-
hsrdstown, when first rate drubbing is TO be given
10 the Locos.--As Barney O'aeirdon, would say,
they altcays pay attiafion 10 it."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29
OF BURKE STREET

The attention of Contractors is called to the ad.
vertsement Of the Trustees Of the towr, in relation
TO the Grading of Burke Street, which is to be let
to-day.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29

INFRINGEMENT OF PATENT.-ln the
New York u. S. Circuit Court on Satur-
day, DR.. A. G.. Hull, obtained verdict
of $l26l damages against Frederick
Llesk, for aninfringement Of the plaintiffs
patent for his trusses.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

The returns Of our elections, always slow in com
ing to hand, have been 50 backward this spring. as
to forbid giving the readers Of the Gazette any
,hisg like summary. From the Baltimore Amer.
icsp learn that returns have been received from
% counies--in which, the Wings have lost mem
bers. OF these counties. We have the following:
BERKELEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29

PERsRvERANcE.-Hon. Marcus Morton,
who has been run as candidate for Gov
ernor in Massachusetts, from time imme-
mortal, and who has been once elected by
majority of one vote, is nominated
again. Verify he deserves credit for per-
severance.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29

AWFUL OCCURRENCE. "A few nights
since, twelve negroes, belonging to the
Rev. Wesley Adams, Of Jefferson county,
Florida, we're burnt 10 death. They
were all in one building, and it is suppos-
ed were suffoca,ed, and rendered insens.
Bile, as they gave no alarm, and when the
doors were opened, uttered not groan.
The building was entirely destroyed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29

The "New York Tribune" is the title
Of new penny, political, daily paper
that has just been published in New York,
by Horace Greedy Esq. 1t is Wing in
politics, and will no doubt prove highly
interesting paper.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29

20 The commissioner Of the Revenue for Berke-
Icy Couaiy invites the attention of parties con
cerned TO the following section Of the General Reye-
nue. Law:
20. The owner or owners, bis or their
agent, manager, or other person having
charge or custody of any studhorse or
lackass, let to mares for compensation,
shalt at the commencement of the season,
pay to the sheriff or collector Of the pub
lie revenue in the county or district where
such horse or ass shall stand, the tax inn
posed thereon by law, and shall forthwith
file such receipt with the commissioner Of
the revenue for said county or district,
whose duty il shall be thereupon to grant
TO such person license or certificate in
writing and if any such owner or own.
ers, his or their agent, manager, or other
person having charge or custody of such
horse or ass, shall let, or permit the same
to be let TO mares, without having paid
the tax, and obtained license or certif-
cate as aforesaid, he or they shall be sub
Ject 10 the same penalties, and be liable
to the same proceedings for recovery, as
are now provided by law against hawkers
and pedars failing 10 obtain license.
Every such license or certificate shall au-
thorize the person to whom it is granted
to remove .he horse or ass upon which the
tax has been paid, into any other county,
without additional charge or tax during
the season; and all such licenses or certi-
fcates shall be embraced by the commits
soners oil the revenue in their lists of mer-
chants licenses transmitted TO the auditor
of public accounts, as required by law.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29

At a recent benefit given TO Fanny Els
sler in New Orleans the gross receipts at
the door and in presents amounted TO
$4,000. The career of this danseuse
through this country, has been triumphant
for her, but discreditable to the morals OF
our people. --Phila. Ing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29

MORE OF THE GREAT FoRGERy.-We
learn from the Louisville City Gazette Of
the 18th inst, that the Bank of kentucky,
as well as the Commercial Bank of Gin
cinnati, has lately been victlmized by an
adroit forger aud swindler-and very
probably the same individual has been
concerned in accomplishing both acts.
The case of the Cincinnati Bank, deiraud-
ed by O. forged letter from New Orleans,
containing the half of a certificate OF de-
post, also forged, has been fully detailed
in this paper and that of the Kentucky
Bank is stated to have been precisely sim
liar. The Louisville Gazette, referring TO
the first mentioned case, says" A sim
liar remittance was made to the Bank OF
Kentucky. The paper, ink and hand
writing correspond with other letters from
the Commercial Bank of New Orleans,
except that the name given the Bank Of
Kentucky, was Robt. Dawson"
That paper supposes that these bold
forgeries emanated from New Orleans
and tina, they are the acts Of persons who
must be quite familiar with the mode in
which the Commercial Bank of New Or.
leans conducts its correspondence.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29
ro.nBE.s;xcsTIo.r
BEassrsr sraisss, Va, April 20. is4i.

BERKELkK SRRfkGs, VA, April -. 1871.
Ma EDiToR: Isepd you the election returns Of
beaten, but not BY the majority we bad expect
ed, owing 70 The uuusuaI efforts made. and the
means resoried to by the opposition. We hare at
least shown them that their loco foco address,
that com pIete combination Of German intelligence
and piysic--had not the desired effect. They have
now found that the people Of Morgan are not 10 be
gulIed by such qqack productions, consequently
they viii be very likely to try il again. If they
do. il will be worse for them; for we nov know
their game, and will be better prepared TO meet
them. q.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29

The CINCINNATI FoRGER.-The letter
OF our New York correspondent shows
that this swindler Ms extended his opera
tions to New York. We laarn that this
Mr.. Britton or Parker, for he has several
aliases, passed through Baltimore last
week. In this city he represented him
scIfto be Mr.. Orr. lie had procured Il
half one Of his forged certificate. to be
forwarded from New Orleans, as If from
the Merchants Bark Of that city, direct
ed to the Union Bank of Baltimore. The
half certificate was duly received, and
shortly after Mr.. Orr came along to ro.
ceve il, and applying TO the Bank present.
ed the other half and received the one in
Bank. SO admirable was the forgery,
that no suspicion was excited on the minds
of the officers OF the Bank but they not
wanting funds in New Orleans, he was
referred 10 broker in Market street, who,
after satisfying himself of the genuineness
of the certificate, offered par for 1853.
000)--it being a specie certificate to that
amount. This, Orr refused, so fasiidiops
was he and unwilling, TO underrate his
certificate, and afterwards had the draft
forwarded to the Bank Of America, New
York.
A more ingenious piece Of villany was
never concocted, aud the whole thing
was so contrived, the hand writing oil the
certificate, and the filling up OF the paper,
the ink also like the genuine certificate,
as to almost defy detection.
The New York American supposes that
Parker sailed from Boston on Saturday,
the 18th in the Acadia.
II is stated by correspondent of the
Louisville Journal, writing from Cincin.
natl, tina. about the same time at which
the fraud of the forged certificate Of de.
posite was successfully played off on the
Commercial Bank OF Cincinnati, like at
tempt was made with the same object on
the Northern Bank of Kentucky, a. Gov.
ington. The cashier Of the last named
Bank received a letter containing the du-
plicate of certificate of deposite for Sll,.
900 in specie, from the Merchants Bank
in New Orleans, in favor Of the same w.
M. Parker. Mr.. Parker was expected to
have called on the 18th to receive his mo-
ney; but the secret Of the other forgery
having got out, he omitted to make bis
appearance and thus, probably, the
Northern Bank at Coyington, saved its
coin.
The fraud, supposed TO be for ac-
count of" the same parties, was more
successfully played off at New York,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29
Eran ne Ral.impre Patriot.
nNr Pills ULTRA

The subjoined details Of an act OF ex-
pert villany, recently played off IN that
quarter, are given in the Cincinnati Ga
zette Of Friday last. In the perusal, one
is ready to exclaim, what next !
LOOK OUT FOR A swINDLEa
Within few days ofihe last Of March,
the Cashier OF the Lafayette Bank OF Gin
cinnati received by mail, a letter purport.
ing 10 be from the Commercial Bank OF
New Orleans, OF which the following is a
cory. 49,
March IL, 1911.
w, G. w. Cane, Esq, Cashier Lafayette Bank
Cincinnati.
py.R STA: In conformity with the request OF
w, M. Parker. Esq OF London. hand you enelos-
cd half INV certificate Of aero-ite in his favor No.
800 pr b. 600 specie, which please deliver 70 bun
on presentation Of the FIRST hall.
Mr.. Parker Il unarq uainied IN your city, and has
adopted this course for safety and identify
recommend him TO your favor
GEO o. HALL, Cashier.
Ga the 3Oih March, Mr.. Gano 10 ie'-
ter 10 Mr.. Hall on other business, alluded
10 the above letter as follows
Mr. Parker has not appeared when ne
does / shall hand him the half certificate
sent for his use.
On the Sd April Mr.. Parker made his
appearance aud received from the Cashier
ofthe L ,faye,te Bank, the hall certificate,
having produced the other half, which was
carefully compared and found 10 cores
pond and sold the same to the CONNER
cial Bank in This city, receiving the one,
two aud three dollar notes of that Bank,
which he stated he Intended to use in the
purchase Of flour on the Muskingum. -
Not the slightest suspicion was excited,
until to day, April Is, when Mr.. Gano
received the following letter from Mr..
Hall.
Commercial Bank Of New Orleans,
New Orleans. Aprii7, 1871.
W. g. W. Gano Esq. Cashier
DEAR SIR: | have this moment received your
letter Of the 30lh nlt. referring TO letter from me
Of the 18th instant in relation to certificate Of de-
posite. As | have 10 knowledge ofany such letter
and having also received one Of similar purpor,
from Mr. Gwathmey of the Bank OF Kentucky,
fear some imposition has been attempted, and has
ten this letter off TO put you on your guard
Yours respectfully,
GEO .. HALL, Cashier.
The body Of the forged letter from Mr..
Hall, is written in blue iEk, Of precisely
the tint of that used in the Commercial
/ Bank of New Orleans, and is in The hand
writing of the clerk OF that bank, who nils
up letters for the signature of the cashier,
except the words, / recommend him TO
your favor which, together with the name
of the cashier, are in black ink and on
comparing it with number of letters
from the same bank, OF late date, not the
slightest difference car be discovered Ell
Their in the paper, ink, or in the hand
writing. The paper especially bears the
same water mark, and seems to be from
the same ream.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-08
15O.OOO

WOULD present 70 the public new mode ofINSU-
RANCE extensively praciised in other cities. Instead
af the annual premium, deposits is made with the
Company in the nature of loan, for the of which
the party kept insured He is not liable TO be called
upon for any further contrbudOnbuI the deposit may
be claimed al any time subject TO discount OF five per
cent
A few examples will render the subject perfectly
plain and show that the expense is in instances
but half uie usual mode, and at the same time saves ne
cess vi annually renewing the policy, wherein the
elect of day has often proved ruinous.
Brick Dwelling in the city, paying Csc per 800 an
nuay, may be perpctually insured by deposte of Is
per CT S35 in every $1,000. The interest this de-
posits is Z, 10 or 81 cents per 500 instead of35
Brick Dwelling in the Country favnrably situated,
pays 60 Per Sl06 The deposte for perpetual in
surance would be per CT $50 per $780, the inter
est this is three dollars that is annually THIRTY cts.
instead ofsIxTT cents per 500.
FIRsT-RATE mill pays II per cent. annually, and
may be insured perpetnay for 10 per cent The depo
site would be 500 every housand-the interest is
six dollars thus the actual of annual insurance
the mill by this mode is so instead of l25 per 500.
Insurance is also effected in the usual mode as
reasonable terms any other Nzfce.
E. Fl. 8. is also Agent for III celebrated New York
LITE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY, and prepared
to make Insurance Livesg annuities and sell
endowments. Office opposite The Custom II ouss, up
stars. nov SO MW&F
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CHEAPEST AND BEST
AND IN FACT THE ONLY
FIRE PROOF ROOF
Il A,rEI SI.ATEII SIA,


KMI LILA Nj BAYLEY, Slater, has receivedby
w the ship Pocahontas, from Liverpool his fall sup
ply of those beautiful WEIGH SLATE, the roofs Of
which, (hat he put last fall) have been so much ad
mired In ordel obtain the best article in his line,
The Subscriber has gone to the expense of an
Judge Of the article, In England, visiting all the Wrch
quarries and purchasing he best, without regard 10
price, and invites examination Of his present stuck,
being satisfied it II compare advanageously with any
thing of the kind ever brought TO this market
He has aiso constantly OH hand full supply Of
AMERICAN SLATE, fr q the best quarry known on
the contnen and trusts he will be able TO give entire
satisfaction 10 those who may favor him with their work
To those mol acquainted with the tact, he would state,
that the OF slate roof is very teQf than
the b. shingles, and considerably less than those pre-
tended to be lire proof roofs which, upon the near ap
proach of fire, get into melting mood and disappear,
leaving the property they were intended TO protect an
easy prey 10 the devouing element.
The Subscribers yar,l Is on Union Dock, below Fleet
street bridge; DWELLING Front ST. next 10 the Theatre
WILLIAM BAYLEY.
FOR SALE, first rate carriage HORSE. Enquire
above. Oft 10
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PREPARED BY JAtUB HUuCk, Baitsnore,
HyDss the cure of the following Diseases Tumon
Rheumatism, Gout Palsy, Ping Woims, Itch, Gnu
bIains, FrosI Bites, Mumps, Stiffness of the Josts,
Cramps Burns scalds, and all kinds of swelling. Al
tended with pain. =.
l. LABORATORY. South Charles, near Market stu I
with propsx dirsstieas ~ usszg. hacs 30 eszts.
HafH-ran M
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JOSEPH n. TOY,

OFFERS his services TO his trends and the pub
VIlic, as CoLLEcTOR OF ACCOUNTS, such Annui-
ties, House and Ground Rents, Merchants, and other
bills, and Accounts generally. .-.ra -
He may be found at bis residence, Salisbury street
two doors from High Ttreet, or at Mr.. Jehn D. Toys
Printing Oce corner Of 81. Paul and Market Streets,
orders left at either place will be promptly attend
ed To.
.RRFERENCEB:
F.Lucas, Jr. Alex. Brown Son,
Christian Keener, Joseph Gushing,
Thos. Wilson & Co. Armstrong & Berry.
Dec 80 dtf.
DUNCAN's PATENT MECHANICAL LAMPS.
II very superior article, giving as much or more
light than two common Astral Lamps. few of the
bove just rsceiv ed and for sale by
CANFIELD & BROTHER,
de 10 corner of Market and cha les SITS.
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Tbe {" WEEKLY PILOT" alss contains all the in
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as II is the intention of the publisher TO make II COM
petG Political Register.
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"a FOR RENT 4-,- Nj
@!nf Two comfortable Two story Brick HzsN
2Rsl1 DWELLINGS, in Lovely Lane, adjoin-
ng The Court leading % North Ben. For terms apply
~ naw<s Q, N, RARoRe.
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PERPETUAL FIRE INSURANCE.
EN RANCIS II. SMITH, AGENT OF THE
E FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
on pnH anEf puIA
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TTvO THE INsO- ~ cNT.--N JTIC E.---Appn
cants for the iusolvent Laws Of the ST tie Of Mary
land have their papers correctly drawn up and on
ssasonable tsrms, by applying 70 L. sCOTTI,s GsH-
susss, ssssasas sssv sssssns cis Hsts ess
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N ALBANY LII MBEfk.
FEyIIE SUBSCRIBER will receive in the com
u ing week cargo of ALBANY POPLAR, consist
ng of Chair Plank, Scaning and SO "a; also, WAL
NUT BOARDS, which will with th- CURL MAPLE
CHERRY and WALNUT SCANTLINI. now hand
make good assortment He would respectfully invite
the trade to call before purchasing constant supply
will be kept on hand.
100000 feet Shipping CULLINGS
100000 White pine SHINGLES
5000 feet running measure ARK LOGS
$4,000 feet "A, Ga, 81, and inch ASH
With large and general assortment Of LUMBER,
sgITABLR FOR BUILDERS. ID. Il. THOMAS,
Office head Union dock on the Falls.
Below Pratt street bridge.
fhy-Tbe Richmond Compiler, Fredericksburg Arena,
Kent Bugle, ChesteItown, and National Inteigencer
will copy the above the of 81 each and charge
AmerlcRn,, office. an IL
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Music AND CooEEaY.-fnc nostsiugular spit
in the world, is that Of the Count de Castel Ma
STA, one ofthe most epulent Lords OF Treyiso-
This spit turns one hundred and thirty different
roasts at once, and plays twenty four tunes; and
mna'e s Pss which Is unSerstood bv the
cock Thus aleg of mutton perfectly y an
glGiss, will be excellent at the twenlh air;
fowl Ia Fgon,ends viii hs juicy at the eight
teesth. end 70 On.
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nUILLs-i7O ih. 0UILLs, No. 10 % ~, just !,
TURNER ri i WHEEL wRIGTS NUDGE
ass Ne. s. Charies.t.
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NEW BEDDING AlsD FNU.xN ASH n q IlI
PORIUM.
FUyHE SUBSCRIBER having taken that large and
q commodous Warehouse Me- % South Charles st,
COR the purpose of conducting the BEEDING and FUR
NiSHING business, would recommend PERSONS wish
ing articles in his line call and examine his present
stock, which will be found TO be superior to any thing
of the kind offered to the public-conssting in
pnt of the following articles, viz:
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows OF
every description, varying In price
frem IS to $50
Hair Mattresses, do 10 to 80
Husk do do Ito 10
Rush, Down, Cai-tal do to 10
Straw, Gotten, Moss, &c. to
Also, new article ofMattress, called the Elysian
Mattress which, for cheapness, durability and COM
fort is unsurpassed by any other Mattress ever manu-
featured.
The above article can be packed up and sent to any
distance without injury, and is in every respect worthy
the attention IF invalds and persons living in warm
and unhealthy clmatesfor sale only by the subscriber.
di4 JAMES c. HODGES, 81 South Charles 81.
~ From the Su9gueAanlG Register.
Although the public have been efen imposed upon by
PATENT MgDrcIsE yet occasionally really useful and
beneficial medicine is despised, neglected, merely be
cause 8 ound in bad company" am led to there re
marks by conversation with friend few days since.
She had been afflicted for several years with disease o.
the heart, which had apparently brought her near The
grave. One of skilu physicians was called,
who pronounced her disease incurable. sn advertise
nent Of DIR. JAySE's ExPEcToRASr IN the Register.
caught the eye of her friends and bottle OF il was
mediately procured from Beniiy s. Mitche,l's in Mon
trose. Before she had taken il days there wasan
apparent improvement. She has aken two hotties as
yet, but her health has been neatly restored.
have 10 personal motive for recommending thlsi
medicine, but merely this fact, hoping that il may
the eye of some who are laboring nader similar dis
eases that they may likewise Paake Of It's benefits.
9TH mo. 18th, 1870.
''''- G. l.. pUnURsT
Cerner Prntt a. and DusaAh wharf lower end of Cen
Market space sno :.
TILi,S-l70 Nh, QUILL No, 10 70 ~, Just re