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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-08
liz CARoLINA--GOv. MoREHEADs
MESSAGE

MESSAGE.
Mlaroe portion Of this document is
up with remarks upon local affairs.
Maternal improvements now going on
Jailed for by the wants Of the people,
&weIi upon at considerable length
nay notice, also one item, in connec.
with The subject, hat the Buncombe
bike stock pays from twelve TO IF
Il per cent. 1t will be interesting to
bolticians 10 know that "Baseombe"
Tsuch good repute.
HE administration Of justice, the Uni
bty and the Literary fund, the Penl-
Iiary system, and other matters claim
kGoyernor's attention.
HE resumption OF specie payments oy
EBanks Of thu State last summer IS
iced II is believed that they viii be
\ 20 sustain themselves IN iuture.--
want OF National Bank, however,
3 Eclarcd TO be ufgent--the pre- sem con-
10 Of exchanges being highly Dnia.
4 bic TO the people Of the State. The
Ks are compelled to limit their circu
bn within very restricif d bounds.
The E,Iiacious doctrines Of the free
3or,ation policy are alluded 10, and
huriful tendency exposed. 10 refe-
10 to Tariff Of protection, Gov.
Fehead says:
that the General Government has
Ter to impose duties for The protection
4 American Industry, against Euro
Industry, think cannot admit Of
.bt. When the Suites became inde-
dent, they had the power, unques,iona-
All their powers to impose duties
v transferred to the General Govern
Dot by the adoption of the Constitution.
|ry then ceased TO have the power; and
he General Government has It not,
In the power is extinct. Is there an
herican willing TO admit this !
do not wish to be understood as advo.
flng high Tariff. contend for the
wer to impose il, if we think our inter.
S require il. ] advocate the doctrine
Free Trade, as far as it is practicable
/ when il ceases to be practicable, un.
$ at ruinous sacrifice to Us, aban-
n il.
These views are, according to our way
thinking, correct and just. There are
70 questions. one Of principle, and one
policy, involved in the matter OF II
riff. As TO The constitutional power of
government TO impose protective du'
5, It should be regarded settled Thing
Itch admits of no doubt. The princi-
being thus recognised, the manner Of
ing duties and the extent Of them
uld be determined by that wise re-
I'd for the interests of the people which
eat to characterize legislators in all
',r doings. Here there is room for
secession and mutual compromise.
by should rot sensible people be able
manage this subject discreeily and with.
strife
Gov. Morehead advocates the distribu-
, OF the Public Lind revenue among
States. The interposition Of Execu.
. power has defeated that policy for the
ssnt, land we must submit" says the
ssage, "until the time shall arrive for
to exercise the powers vested in US, by
neuiag the obstruction and taking pos
SION or what is justly our own. Ball.
semcax.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-08

Tho Ice boat Relief, noticed in our Ca.
nal list, left here this morning under the
direction Of tina, public spirited citizen,
Thomas Harris, Esq. Of Mercerylle,
Washington county, Md. He seems de-
lermiped to keep open the navigation OF
the canal. if perseverance and expense
can overcome the elements so far. She
had IN her wake boats Gutter, Aiulanta,
and Dolphin Of Mercerville James Rum
sey of Dam No. 3; J. P. lngle of Hsr-
pers Ferry; and various Others, cons,iu-
ting quite q e,.--Geoyg,tonn Adrocatt.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-08

WAR IN CHINA. When we formerly
inlimat"d 'hs loss Of lives 10 China
at from 5000 to III, 1000 men, we formed
cur calculation solely on the official des.
patches. A narration of the war has,
however, just issued from the press, from
the pen OF Captain Bingham, X. N, who
has served IN the expedition throughout,
which esiimates the number of the unhap-
Ply Chinese who have fallen since the
commencement, OF operations at from fr
teen 10 twenty thousand
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-08
ADVERTISING MEMORANDA.

Public sale Of J. Jsmi.on's Warehouse, on Mon.
day mex. (i2rh inst of Horses and two Stsge
Coarhe., by John Jami.on.
On tie same day. at The Court House door in
Msrtinsburg, the land. Of VIM. Cunningham, Sen.
Daniel Lemsser and others, BY DANIEL D. Nor.
risun, Ex'o-.
Sale on Monday I2ih in.t.) before the Coarl
Trustee.
Commissioner ssie of land on Monday next,
(heins Coun day. before the Courthouse door, b,
David n. Conrad Comu1i. sioner
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-08

AT Quincy, H., wheat IS selling at %
cenls--a Chicago the marke. IS glutted,
and 80 cents is the highest price. An
Illinois paper states that at least one half
more wheat was sown in that State this
year than last.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-08

The Editor OF the Cleveland Plaindeal-
cr has beeI betting on the election
Hear him: Shannon is elected, this
secures our breeches; and Bouck 10 cleo.
ted, this secures our beaver; and if Nor
ton is elected, the boots are ours Just
think what cure we shall cut with our
Morton boots, Shannon pants, and Bouck
beaver"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-08

WILD FowL.--The Alexandra Gazette
says TINT wild fowl, including canvass
back ducks, are uncommonly numerous
this winter in the Potomac, aud that nun.
bers are shot every day.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-08
MARRIED,

Al Fro,tbufg. Maiyland. on the 25th ullimo, by
the Rev l.. n. Johns, GEORGE w. CAMPBELL,
Esq. Of Ssndusky, Ohio, to Mis-. RosAroKp T..
K1SsEpr. daughter Of the late Thomas Kennedy,
Esq, NJ Hsgerstovp Nd.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-08
i2I2OSl2.3DIFUS IFO52 gplslA
SECOND EDITION UP HE
"RkiSt07'y Of The BGssey."

YUNHE undersigned has devoted much time and
extending the present period, the ''llIsroRY OF
TIE VALLEY In fact, the second etnon, when
completed, will be far superior TO the fast.
1t is deemed unnecessary at this time To refer to
the contents of this book. Suffice 1t to say, thai
il is precisely what It's name imports, a history Of
the Valley of Virginia. from the period of Its sen
irmeul: correct detail of those thrilling and in
teresting and incidents, that are, al least
ought 10 bs. fsmiliJr to all
Many testimonials, from gentlemen of known and
acknowledged responsibility and high standing
portance Of tie work; but the undersigned prefer.
testing il by mach more satisfactory WAVELET the
public judge f,r themselves
| have had repeated and urgent calls ftom va
rious quarters, to come with the work but not
being able, from the iuhrmiues Of age, To see the
people personally upon the subject, and not having
the pecuniary means 10 publish IT, have beeD uu-
abb, to do 80, as much as desirs To issue il,
Ny object now Is, first to ascertain, as far ss is
possible, The extent of patronage that eau be OBJ
lained; ard in the second place, II Sufficient to JUS
raise the funds necessary To purchase paper &c.
fr its publication. 1t is hoped that no obstacle
may prevent the success of ene,rrise.
Respectfully, SAMUEL KEkCHEVAL.
Niiddletown, November "a 1912.
No. Those Editors in the Valley who will insert
thus Prospectus 9 months, shall receive a copy #
The work, finished and bound, in il can BE-
published S. K
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-08
Lost.

WAS lost on Monday night, in the streets Of
w Marlinsburs, between the residence of
Ms. Meverel Locke aud BoydviIle, NINA
1URE Of Or Hugh Mcclure, set in gold, and .
GOLD CHAIN. a liberal reward will be paid
TO an, person who may find them and return the m
10 ne CHAS. j. FAULKNER.
Dec. -3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-08

GEORGIA u. S. SENATOR. Tins Loco
Focos OF the Legislature Of Georgia seem
to have some difficulty IN marshaling
their forces for the election OF U. >. Sen.
aior The Augusta Chronicle CORES
pondent, writing from Mlledgsville, says !:
MONDAY NIcmr, 10 O'Clock,
November 81, 1912.
In caucus, this evening, Mr.. Colquiu
received the nomination Of his party tor
u. S. Senator. am informed that he
received from IS TO 90 votes-eilher nun.
Der being majority Of the Locofocos.
The remsindor Of the party, nearly one
half OF II, being sternIy opposed TO ;he
election Of Nj. Colqutt, did not attend
the caucus.
/. is rumored that Colquitt, Cooper &
Co. have purchased the Georgia Journal
office. Mark a. Cooper will probably
be the next Locofoco candidate for Gov.
ernor ofGeorgia.
The next day the House postponed the
election for U. S. Senator which was to
have taken place on Friday last.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-08
OYSTERS! OYsTERS!!

A FRESH supply Of Oyster. ia the shell,
IN which will be sold by the bushe peck OF
halt peck. Also Fruits and Confectionery, such
as Prunes, Bunch Raisins, Figs and Nuts Of all
kinds. Candy Of al sorts, for sale low. By
GEO, RAENHAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-08
Proposals

"fLL be received by The undersigned, for the
Wv furnishing of Lumber for the Gsim Re-
formed Church in Martinsburg. Va, uPto 'he ooh
Of January 1913. consisting Of gifder.. jos', raj.
iers, inch and inch and quarter PLANK. 10 he Of
good yellow or vhiie the joist viii not exce~d 90
feet in length, not more than sirders ~ feet
long.
Persons proposing for the above bill. can state
Whit they will deliver the whole any part al per
hundred feet reduced to nrh measure, IN Martins
burg, Va.
n. . The whole bill will contain abou; 80 600
feet, reduced 10 inch measure.
JACOB MYERS,
u. DOLL. Building Com.
ID ". DOLL.
December g.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-08

VlR6lNiA:-lnthe Circuit Superior Couti Of Law
and Chancery for Berkeley Counly
Archibald Uden phF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-08
The YARD CONTAINS
2J LGy-asray E'Gfs.

II the above property be no, sold ~ the iosb Of
March next, II will b. for rent.
Martin.surs. Va, NV. 10. 1912.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-11-25
3Sc0luNttlrge,I.

l.9rr =" 9 terlanp sfreunb unb 1ti(t eer Sci
srfsetnt rtacmists sben 5reitAs.
2.Der @utftrpticns prts 1T 6 II al so Ct g.
IN &rrausbe; ;ablnm9 SrerS ha lr fas n 3etus nit in
Her b1lt Der lpen 51lfte ees SaDrs besabIt wirr.
it Setting ranH nSr Damn aufJtSsten wsren, ais
SItranee GeJabEt Hnc.
~ 5ean bem 9srlauf rts Sabrts te Setuns niAt
au3etlnest wiro - tetr t oGbss as einn Qeumft
ritftltt fur sn aupercs 5aNr III bspaIten.
5 sn ,tntsrfbreibr miro f4 einen errn 3sitraum a(s
q Merattn an3e,tcnlmrt.
6. Die 9trnbna9 sefbitD Erten ccr ltutcrfhrttcr
"nS 3r Die osra"sStte mBsn prfrcp ein3ranrt
Z. GH;stbu fir bic Mtlstn prtife cine srid; mnsrn
&tr fsaeh taAr bt"9 wsrSss, "r mGu nbt au ton(tsr
Dirt in Ssebnua8 tcDt.
LISP 5eoer poltnseiiFer bat oas 9ied,t, circn Sref
III mtldlen' (ld1 3ettnng59ee tcFnbetr fr abcen
Erudcr sn ;Eerlenbtn.
Q8enn uts uuisre enrfvtscu yeler oIfo Gclo fenbcn
pOIeu, ip t:dnen le nur Su ttren potmeiter git ees
ben, nno III letner 8e9epdrt baS Gelb 1T einen Wref
at us 81 ie9cn. @r reibt coaun bic soore6s barauf
une franfirt ben Srtef turour oen Sublcrbcnten pe
ssm Drusfer ba5 4citgelo er1part miro.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-11-25
allea EfcJ tIuD altes Ze5u.
sc 90 e.H {

= =. -V . . II
rev $utirty RrBarsfi.
Gs lett tar'.m Gin G1mpfenrer auf Gresn,
St III trcu ju tlsittn, lpas fr 9aft firs 21abrc;
2es Sriessns B!nt tAnn ibnr MIR icnteits rsrrcn.
~,@-@ -sf 49, -. Snrw wen 9 ais
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-17

Another slip came in from China yesterday, namely.
She apsa.s1, which sailed from Macao on TIT Iith Of
Dct5ser.
Il arp,ars iaf analc7 Ctlcs; al city hasleen In e ed
utpa cocI,rd nat hy thc guns oi Engand lugr5, the
q ates c.u9orci ei'y IN al Gina eapured alter
md irit. This city is situated opp site tic island Of
Chesan and = the r4rh 4 Annoy
Il had toe8d .,ruinsd by sir Henry Potinecr to e.
into winter luu'crs, af-r the taking Of Nlnepo TINS
NH i've tie Er.ftIar time to reflect. In the spring,
nearly The Will" Httsh rec VIII commence operation,
lurtlrto the nur,l and Iotcifate to f;n. We do not
.lrfr hla celestial Aacsy vail make any concession Of
cA-e iGelce TIL that is done.
IN edct had been received from ihe EL.pcrlr. oder
lnI lie English 10 le frosted with respect. Tbs was
alrer dc c.;..e # Annoy, saa shows The very aaa5c
!r"'.ass oi lis ,sy.
With the c>c,pil9n Of tie affair at Ning1,. every
tiue afealed to be IN the sane STATE - when Tie Pro
bus sailed.
It Is said LAT the aIandaas, to keep the Chinese 81
Grls irn running, wien theal'ack MAS made ON Annoy,
claimed them 10 their guns Then, when the English
landed. the 0g qued Maudafns took 10 their heels, and
len tAe poor s5d.tr3 al The mercy ii the enemy.
On Mandarin. Iust bcC.re the attack, sent fs'g Of
truce tan English captain, Stationed opposite his LIT.
dGesIcd l. make Engagement hal lhef should p,c
balls, lat la2r aWay each other wi.A Powdr. He
sad It would please the Eup,r.r .ust = mich - Il balls
WrIe fired.
All "a9 qoet at Amy.
1hem VISA rcp.rt vhenthe Vallara5o ss,l,d Of the
loss oltIc arned steamer Madagascar. the cast
COAST and that t., dae had suffered considerable from
toayy 4ai,s
Tcals ~orc entertained al Macao tat tie Nclbulda
musp0u, With hundred and seventeen souls beard
had Len sst. boa: from her. with hryfhrpc s5uis
chiefly d.as, had been picked up they reported leav
lng the Ned lda in sinking state, having dfycn over
ID arr. reel oil the north end a Fornasa The boa. Lad
tctn eight da}s al s,a when picked up. Tie .timf5d
srop ot war bad been in arch of the Ncrl ida
Tn mate and one OF Tic hands Of Brit sh smueul,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-17

"Ihef t.se ] - m. - ~ men TO 81
f,o Is tie lrtLAiisi,TrR.
- ~ n,rzi - Administrator party Il suihcient
p.,,-f - cary oct f measure q the lid # liz al
m.r.s.fafin - sTst.s eds mani and Nh SECRETARY
t-rauf has Il ia advance no" that parry VS. 10 :.
ol.a ne1. II Is ny stopping 70 gUfernby oernput
III j., hy buyna up tie lradeTsoi the fe pie with h
fir.nlted u.a m II r1tHpuen-by patronage 10 o5a
fi.rt support. H. slar. the iradug stuck q defa
pnle "A Of Tar ia ~ ,aue than ability. ytrtu" q IaT
III, SIN e6lnbined-ii is = making 1at he eloos's H.
call lin necessary Of the mcans and subjects 81
comton
Tbs. t1co l. the s9eret spdagihis he great faan-
tan III vh3.i fi7t tast stream # = rupiien liNt
Lat fs t.,5g channel and avenue ai liz Government.
Are lie frre ami honeei roale Il America 10 le sui
Ieei 10 iA,.c asr and computing influences ttAer
are then l. f,r onc. slall hc roty u cry epi not r
..d.suniof" mol fr 'rryoluiian in disguise. but l.
open. hnes tnanl, resistance l"ok Ia II gentlemen
ii the Cadnrt-llph t5It Mr. Pteadent--ltes 10 1t IN
tint. l. Is sen - talk If revolution. iut II IS tg
no sur 10 submit t. cfnc and acetafahns d.spIisn
anl corruption. JNc. u. bol 10
February -. -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-17

'---.#- ) c,e.. l., IT,, ais. II =. l.f.f,,,#
''.'F W is.e ..5. ma i'm Is lid ,n,upl :. Is
as possible csGscqueae,s gthe 3anl, sh,,t ''s'e
~ : ''e Ha1f~siy q winding Up ,hcir o.. 'e-
"'1.a e 'siateilod ut onlt contact In, a4ey
''''''.1.' as fe1ia;iDn. and, pari pa.su. :, to
~ u al 'h'r debiofs, the means vba. 'shd
p! 'al'" 'i.-h5 lfecte'y Is the necessity +. to
It7' mn iiefe imperative How much H., >, ''shfm
Virginia owe her Banhs We know vo ~ pic ef
su'i 10 -" when We place il at fifteen Mill lie
iaf-. " tffa are they 10 get this sum H.. !" Do,
''fd deb'o's III turn and tAese latter thci, i'ash.
10 IL enoiest Ink IN The electric clain b, 10 al.
y % 3sgnhd egethor,so taat in the wide r. s'c'r
commonwealth MT che man, who OWES :, i H. VI he
capo lie shock. Tie amount Of all this jrli e. II
The Eaa"s an 10 each ptler, it is imp,ss,ll, ''Ss e
tre u; est4 man "ho will reject rpn :, tAJse
mus ste thai 10 collect this Immense srr, H'as'n'
bfe. period aust necessarily throw into ''''n 'y
to the yainc Of many millions Of dollars ,i olFry
puteas" which would diminish in ,le dnlla 'o"'y 10
o"" and the eontlsetionof the circul,tna "'
u''--n The mean while, the necessity for n'dl'
l5 III re ni'en' and more imperative! N,nc cra '1'
IA; sb's universal uIheaviog cfhe fund,,;s 'o no
c'}' 9at mat small class whotave always yrd
he'f lh''s, and that Shy oehtand, VII, with INN
fas'' IN tfif hand are always ready toen, ,Loa a'e
ii Il ID INA their hrshbols Leart. Even ,bo f'''
IFaaea' Aen LAY tail victims to tbs coerciyc
tYH-incn' "io have purchased property on eNA
DIT, and. when estimated by rcdaa' an, n,,. ~"
latlon at far waltz. Lut who will find ,L',. VICE
unable 10 comply with Their engagements
Their payments l"eame due. they are c,mnlI,eJ -
spee.c, ten ares Il Ind 10 Fay for one bourr, s,
r'ger. " WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-17
LATE ROM AiFNIIO.
Bar'G,cts Treatment 4 BE Ttaicn Capti,es ard -
merlepi IrstacIs.


From Tic .Ne,r C,iec,s Bee, I6J. |.
We Yesterday lad an interview with gentleman.
gust rom tie city Of Mexico WHO inf ms Us ila 90 If
the Texan CaP.ses had reached that place. suc DAYS
before his departure Jley Were brought in in most
wrcclcd condition. having tton marched lac footed and
almost nahod from the Place # thcr capture Amongst
The CLARITY cttl, .rcienoys Is. 4. 1.'y tafu.sted thu
some necessary arlalol.
So fax from receiving humane treatment from Santa
Anna, rclor'ed, ~, @crc claimed IN pairs and
compelled 10 ,rork IN lie streets comlnun flous Our
informant ;ha the resident ministers ofrejgn
countries, had inlertrcd III riona manner. 10 ar
Fest this ds,race,gl and tm.aroGs trcainionL without
SUCCESS Young Combs was extremely III, his canstilu.
uon had proved too fad 10 endure the cuetlos which
he had been subjected.
The accounts OF the eachcry res ried To capture the
expedition confined. MI Kendall had not reached
eXlco he was expected daily III company with about
200 TEXANS.
Mr. Ellis, our Minister 1T Mexico lad demanded
young Coms citizen Of the United States bit that
treek had elapsed without his rocoriEg am reSotsc
fl6'H TIE Government.
We have read number Of pry,tc letters that speak
os the su,rnas OF tho captyos APPALLING. here
has been cicnency shown tie citaers Of the nj
ted States. The general tclci IN Il city Mas that ne
lung shai OF ETeo would neorato tic condition Of the
prisoners, and hatall would c treated alikr
Bes DIES ihcse, We have teen favored with tie &c
rusal Of cia documents. detailing tie crcun s.ances Of
the capture OF tie cNpod and tie march Of the prison
ers 10 Mexico winch EXHIBIT refinement Of troachtry
hardhood Of Sertos ard o cruelty arrogance
and rapariy on the pa' the MeAcans, scarcely equal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-17

a. --s..--->-z
us,ie. eiwi.eh. Il fyari u The interest All weiiar
Of the Soeihe7a Stias. i,slze p>,ar analnaian
w.s -rs: va ath aala geasnri-e. n aln :. The sln
.-s- % hal hct.r heard. AMI have We7.saad ass.r
To- nj rsslll, tai Jndee pshar nsci tas word "a
rs.sis ae,ci the time 81 the dss luton, hit hr
Ss....al, sd AMI repeated nat ii ma5 e3fae.u hs
vn;niaf il Wis inegsi e, All the seancr. The bette.
ne sr ana qai.c@i ,S Conditions ar rsserSa'5ns
ofaas kind aanryei - Ia rni N. IS ab5vc declared
la ana aalrr,a,c = S7v TIA; The ial-e never male
Sny sch Al sac i'm: all that mean tn say IA. thai mp
90 tsc mcad med y ne never heard any nj
ter | hv HIN.
II s,e I'D :, tbs dscu son ~ slac iiae ,le,-,
miari 10 take n par II. and, afer time rrTeh T.
a oiff.rca, part o the at. OF the crowd. t. ah1ut
three quarsf rs.of af,r. joined by liIc
lls:ssar. wh1 had let III" discussion - idgs pSipr
ana unBsci How iHy tc5atlnued afterwards ia not
rcc,li,c II ecrSiaY id tJr considerable tlmc, aHd
believe nati N st u the company became sick OF It
Whea judy Bdr1 l1luCa ne was sitting alone On
the deck; and he, spoakiE5 apart wh me- expressed Il"
grr,tes u al thr op.npus he had just hoard
svowed by udgs shur, spoke 'ife ia term, o he
m =, Market li>l ppr baon aad ais Of the lnd'sNTeton
OF tho i nlga hr mn especially 50, he HIGH
ofi>erof tio Government of Virginia. and one whes'
station anlta,as gave him gr5ai Influence III cioy-
Judge Barbour and myscf usually occupied thu ssme
ch4ai.er =, the hJtcl IN N,rlk. pom retiring t. eur
r,on Jui-r B.r51ur again alScr,ci 10 this saa"c i
s,s.n i l., hasf mule deep tap7 siiun ON his mind
IIr drnl.fl iCca8ss b. SAW RE Danger u which the
1aos wa. exp iS'i y the .alc press on ii such Pr
MONS br peeslns lslaug thu ratA n slcety and lhr
station u tie Il .vurancat that judge Shat did, tat
II he really ,,l.c,t4 el such opinions he ought ug t.
-1pross them in slta open a1l public nsanalr
Il tcmcmltr als1, cur cnreiSatisn upon tha susoe
during IL, 1T N.s,,r, wien Judge sur was snsBta
oi ~ a Sea2 e Ia Tilted States, | ask 81 Wheti,r
YOU r,inosisofs1 y'ar 5'ussan w.tA Judge rI~bur
hard Of The steamboat up,uthe subject Of the dls,lusr
ufthe [ nun api the own,ons then ,s,cd ty I'm.
al llF.ft.u oil
whce discus, %. and Of the apinons and dpcfncs a3vu
GATED by the IN Ice al The tme, ami probably added VT
would be acIy easily hastily 10 net them, su-d
was the impression llley ts made ul5n your mad
Il most earnestly haIe You may nj have eccSon t.
use OF ma plsie tbs ellf to tbs hasetbc rrat.
AYERS have l. request. ihuitt5te, tia, yau ncs.
show il NJ sir.ak I'll 70 any enc whatever a.tl ~
. all lie ilced 10 n. kp II pablo. has ma ts4n
able 10 iura 81 It 500 a. had ended. b'r1asa
have been u.us .lt TuP'cd by my lf4 a7sanai cn-as
plens.
I am. W. rncard. vcrj tns ysurs,
"lIlLLlI HARRISON.
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r % Es Fs r. ~ r. .
TEylIF FOLI OWING PROPERTY,

FENIE FOLLOWING PROPERTY, belonging Ia
n Nm. u. Lynch:
The handsome House and Lot On Ccche street, FIR
several yrars past. the residence Of Yrs Nancsy.
The Valuable Farm IN tie LyRchture and Salem
Turnpike. aba Ut three miles from toWr, IN they
possession oi : Nowlin
The Houses and Lot The Toll bridge, frner'y
occupied ty L. T.. NJ B,sck, asa Tavern and Grocery
I he S'atics ard 1t rear lohnsln's TaYon. laoiy
6cp iy + / Becker, and probably. enc or two snail
Houses NICAlMI DAVIS. II
Ice Is Isl
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EsJVE EssS EiE,E0EeEI Nest
T.ebGtsA.
.it!s SYI.:i1 Of fGU ftnd 9v'tgtc,
cs9tbFF%
EODES X BURTON

ROBES X BURTON
4 RI naW receiving At their % hoi,sasc a re-
4 d tati .tn,r. E.ti.i> square. an Unstt-
Uh!y barge ond .ir~iiahFc .!o' Il OF
E.fE.E .F-sD Es'st'9'EB; f!dUEE.e. t.
which tb,y respectfully lnVte The attention q al VII
are in want II good Geods, At lor prices.
=. Il Country ,NTchnlis win find our ass rt'pool
as geroal. and prices Is low as any otter hDuse III
this mar,"t.
We earnestly invite ,hcm 10 favor with call
en-, socI bemg refg tv@e, we are the me- dsp9s
To wholesale Al very Low rrcss.
RODES & BURTON.
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ATTEMPTED INSTRUCTION .NroHcE,

Cart Pierre Of schooner Peal. arrived al this ryr on
Saturday last from Ponce p RI informs us, thai Inc
ncsrres there contemplated revolt which 10 have
taken place en- Christmas night. The intention If
in7urcctiouis, vas discovered previous 10 that hg'i
End nun,tefof them woe arrested. Ihef lave ten
MOD and kreo We shit and segera. rrerise two hun
dI4i l,slcs and seat 10 the chain Calets i'r lie
on the day previous, + the parurc Of CAPT Pierce
.i1foh Beacon
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NIhuINlA EANh. NOTES.

\ gaatcmon ofllc city q Rcim,nd, gust 1.fu"od
finn Ialfmcre sa,cs llot lie notes tie Bank Il
Virginia ro necr nj d,Ieolati,u ld,w tie oitcr
hanl les e. this state io oferod o,NcIuueem Bal
lm.f, tic one In tic oaef alta lorcuce d ! per ceat
but could Mt get tallo0ed. ihe rates. cfdztau0t ~.
all NnHla MIR Al5 Llll U ahl0l , pr c-nt.