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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-10

| Senator Archer, in his late speech or
Mr.. Claws proposed amendments 10 the
constitution, took occasion, while differ
ing with Mr.. Clay in reference to the expe.
diency Of polishing the veto power, TO de-
nounce the abuses OF that power, which
have rendered it so obnoxious to a mum.
Der Of the people. He, however, declar-
ed, that he did not complain Of Presiden,
! TyIer's veioes so much as ofihe circum.
stances with which they were connected,
and which in bis opinion, so clearly con-
yicted the President ofpersonal dishonor,
as TO forbid all further intercourse with
him. II is said that the President, few
days ago, received the "cut direct" from
another distinguished Virginian," who
refused publicly to return his saIutation,
on the same ground !-Lynchburg Virg.
The New York Courier and Enquirer
gives an abstract Of Mr.. Talmadge s
report upon the Exchequer Plan, and re-
marks, "upon the whole we look upon the
report OF Dir. Tallmadge as unexceptiona.
BILE in all its aspects, and entitled to the ia.
vorable consideration Of Congress. That
we canEot have Bank of the United
States during the administration of John
Tyler, is apparent TO all parties; and
such being the case, we are very decided
ly in favor Of the bill creating a National
Exchequer upon the principles set forth
IA Mr.. falImadge's Report"
TURNED Our Michael Kelly who
has kept grocery, for many years in
Detroit, took the temperance pledge on
the goth ult., and on Monday morning he
turned the entire contents Of his whlskey
rum and beer casks into the streets -
This is noble example, which we un.
derstand several others intend to follow,
before ST. Patrick's Temperance Festival,
which is being got up by our Irish fellow
citizens in grand style. Detroit ADJ.
Ex-Prcsident VAN buren, and the Hon.
}. X. PAULpING, late Secretary OF the Ma.
Wy. arrived here, yesterday morning, in
the Wilmington steamer and took apart.
ments at the Charleston Hotel. We un.
d rstand that Mr.. VAN buren, will pass
"a few days in this city, enjoying the hos.
pltaity of his friends, and then proceed
10 visit Mr.. PoINsETT and Col. SINGLE.
TON, at their respective country seats.
The Hon. ANDREW STEVENSON and la
dy, left this city on Saturday last, on
visit, as we understand, to Col. SINGLE
TON. - Charleston Courier.
The widow of Gen. Alexander Hamil-
ton is still living in New York. She &C.
cupies her time chiefly in works Of bene-
violence, and private charity.
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VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Cont Of
Law and Chancery for Berkeley County, March
Rules, 1842,
John McCleary and Jane, his wife, John Fishbufn
and Eliza, his wife, and Thomas Kelly and Ann
r., his wife, Pt6s.
against
Joseph Shewater, Jacob d. Shewaiter Lewis b.
Wysong ana Harriet. his VIII. Londer Comp
ston and Caroline. his Wifi, William Shewalter
and Elizabeth ShewaltcI infant children Of J ohm
Shewslier, dec d., and Ellen Shewaiter, wife Of
Joseph Shewalter, dts
IN CHANCERY.
HNHE defendants, Jacob ID. Shewalter, Lewis
Il b. Wysong and Harriet, his wife, Londer
Compstsn and Caroline, his wife, William Sbew-
alter and Elizabeth Shewalter, infant children Of
John Shcwalter, deceased. not having entered their
appearance and given security, according to the act
OF Assembly and the rules of this Court. and il APP
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they ut
of this Common eath; it is ordered that the said
defendants do enter their appearance TO this suit
on the first day of the term. and answer the
bill Of the plaintiffs and that COPY Of this order
be forthwith published in any newspaper within
this county, and continued for two months sue
csssively, and another copy thereof posted at :he
front door of the Court House of the said county.
A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, C.
March 10, 1842.--2m
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Erasmus S. Tate, adm'r. Of Elizabeth Tate. decd.
Taiiafeuo Slribling and Mary, his wife. Alexss-
der c Good and Rossnna b., his wife, George
Thomas and Lucinds, his wife, Robert Lsrimore.
John T. Tate, George w. Ts.e and William w.
Walker, dfs.
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NOTICE.
The sale OF the property of Rev. C. G. Taliafer'
70, heretofore advertised in the Gazette, and una
s"idably postponed, will take place Monday
next. before the CONT House. at lOi o'clock.
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7 HE M AR X ETS.
From The Baltimore american, March g.

From The BALTIMORE American, March 8.
CATrLE.-Sales were made to-day. at 81 SO for
inferior to sc per 100 for prime quality.
FLoUR.-We note sales of several parcels How
ard street Flour. on Saturday, at S. 25. To day,
holders more firm, and a sale is reported to Us
at SIS 81. Wagon price, IS.
GEAIs.-No Wheat offering. We quote nomi.
nally at 81 05 a 81 10 for fair to prime reds. To
day, sales of yellow Corn at so 81 cents, and oil
white at 48 so cents. Rye is worth 20 cents
Oats 40 a so cents.-Cloverseed commands SIS rs
per bushel.
WHlsKKY.-Demand limited, and the article We.
ry dull. Sales, on Saturday, at 10 90 cents for
hhds and Il for bbls. The wagon price for bbls
is l6 cents, exclusive of the barrel.
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M A n II I e d ,

On the l4th ult, by the Rev. M. G. Hamilton
Mr. RoLLr Bowers to Miss MARY ELiziBET
HoMAR, all of Jefferson county.
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NOTICE.

The llud above advertised Is not sold nv tho
II 18Th Of March. it will be for Rent, sn,irs or
divided into Two farms. as above Indicated.
January 10.
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Brick for. Sale.

r HAVE 100, 900 BRICK, which will sell low
II for CASH. A. c. HAMMOND.
March 10, l842.-tf
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

F binary g. 1912
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JOHN sTRoTHER. ..


VIRGINIA TN the Circuit Superior Cour, &c
Law and CHANGER. for Berkeley County. Febro-
airy Rules, i342,
Joseph Burns, riff.
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Wing Convention.

The Wigs Of the County Of Berkeley are re-
quested 10 assemble wifhiR their several precincts
on Friday the lth Of March, instant and op-
point sir deiegot.s from each precinct to meet in
Convention, at The Court House in Mortins5urg,
on Saturday the leth Of Moreh TIE object 81
The Convention as to select Dele gates 10 represent
The County in a Senatorial Conventioa ofthis DIS
trict. TO nominate a candidate for The Senate ana
also 10 select candidates for The House Of Dele
gates
The Martiasbsrg Precinct Meeting wiH b.
htld at The Court House.
The Garardstown Precinct Meeting al Masiin',
1opern.
The Failing Water Precinct Meeting, at Bar
Hes0n's 7aoern,
The Hedgesvilie Precinct Needing. at Cookas
T'0pern.
The Back Greek Precinct Meeting, at Robin
sons Mn, or al HedgesviAe, as may be most con
penisnt.
The hour Of meeting, o'clock.
By order OF the
WHiG CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
March l2, 1912.
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d 7 z d,

On Thursday night 24th uh.. Of congestion of
the brain, HESTER ELLEN, youngest daughter of
John +. and Hester l.. Kearlott, aged 2 years, a
months and % days.
10 Shepherdstown. on Monday, oath ult., Mr..
SAMUEL HUmRlcKHoUsE. aged about IS wears
On Tuesday 22d ult Miss MARY ORSDoRrF,
OF Jefferson county.
On the 23d ult. Miss MARGARET. third dsueh-
ter of Jacob and Elizabeth Coleman, aged Is years
10 months and day
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For. Sale.


GARDEN SEEDS
FOR 1912.
D Kidney, Dwarf or Snaps.
NJ q Pole Climbing,
iseets-Long Blood and Turaip Rooted,
Brussels Sprouts,
Ctbbage--a FIRE variety,
Carrot-Long Orange,
Cauiinower--Esrly sind Late.
Cucumbers-Long Green and Others,
Egg Plant Endiye--Grecn, Cuiled.
Indian Corn--Smiths Early and Tuscarora,
Lettuce Lazy Cabbage.
Meon-Best kinds.
Nssturtigm,
Ouion-Esrly White.
Parsley Double Parsnjp-Lsrge Dutch,
Peas Finest kinds,
Pumpkin-Potato aud others,
Pepper-Bell CT Oxhesrt, and Cayenne,
Rsdisl -Ysriou, kinds.
Rhuba,b-For pies and tar,s.
Satisfy, or Oyster Plant,
Spinach Round.
Sqaash--Early Summer,
Tomatp--Lsrge Red and Yellow,
Turnir--whi,r. EARLY Fiat, &c.
All Of shich carefully selected, and warranted
10 be of the kinds named, fie.l AID free from mix
ture--for sale by
w DORSEY.
Fsh,uary 3. 1912.
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IN CHANcERY.

Joseph L Smith, John Mcpherson. admir-. of Jas
Hook, decd, James d. Hook, Sarah or Sally
Hook and Emily Hook, dfts.
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he ,l,e uerlcct purity which lhose Life Pills give
10 the blood, and The homorsi Seorbnfie ESup.
ions and. Rad corpIerians, by their aieraiiye ii.
Zoe, ,.po, tho fluids that feed the skin, the morbid
state Of which occasiors all Esspfiue Complaints,
SaiiO,s, CLOUDY, and Ghy disoGteaLLe Compiler
ions. The use Of these Pills for very short time
viii efFec, an cniire cure Of Sat Rheam. Erpsip
elos and striking improvement in the Cieafaas
of he Skin. Common Colds and IRfaeHEa, will
always b. cured by one dose, OF by two, even in
The worst cases Piles,-as remedy for Ibis
most distressing aud obstinate naledy, tho Yege.
table Life Pills deserve distinct aud emphatic
recommendation. Its woii known 10 hundreds
in Ibis city, that the originator Of these invaluable
Pills was himself afflicted with this complaint for
UPWARDS Of thirty.foe years, and that he tried IN
vain every remedy prescribed within The whole
compass of the naieria MediGa. Tie however, At
length. tried the medicine which be now offers o
the public, and he was cured in very short time,
after his recovery had been pronounced not only
improbable, but absolutely impossible, BY any ha.
man means
An thnt Mr. Moiia,t requires Of bis patients IL
10 be particular in taking the Life Medicines strict.
N according 10 the directions. III no, by q ness.
paper notice, or By any thing tha, he himself MAP
saw in their favor, that he hopes TO gain credit
It is alone by the results Of fair trial
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SteGiDt's .S0yfR- Carolina
EXECUTOR.

A CONTAINING the Statutes ard Common
~ Law Of this State, together with the decis.
ions Of the Supreme Court, and ali the necessary
forms and precedents, intended as a convenient
Manual and safe guide to Executors, Admins
traitors, Gnardi aus, Jnries and Commissioners Of
variou, kinds appointed BY the Courts, Clerks
Sheriff. and all public officers. In short, il is in.
tended for the benefit of all persons, public or pt
vate, who are, or possibly NAV be interested IN the
proper management Of the estates Of deceased per
CONS with the least trouble and expense possible, ac
eording 10 the laws now in force For, besides the
legal matter aforementioned generally, il embra.
ces the kindred subjects Of Wlls Of land and per.
sonal property, Legacics, Distributivc Shares Of
Estates, Rules OF Descent, Partition of Estates, re-
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Among the Forms It contains, are, all the ne.
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Bills of Sale, Leases Forms Of Account, Petitions.
Afiidayts, Advertisements Commissions, Notices.
Writs, Returns, Reports, Sc. &c, in all, near n
hundred IN number And is believed, by good
Judges, to be the largest, well as the most p,ac
teal and approved collection Of Forms now exiant
This Book has just been published II con.
Jams @4o octave pages, Same size rs those Of the
NORTH Carolina Justice - we'll bound in Ig,r
's "'', ~ consequence OF the scarcity OF
money, az well as to place il within the reach NJ
every person, it is now offered for sale At tho lo,v
price of 81 so by retail, Merchants and others
who buy BY the quantity 10 sell again, can have
sasonable reduction in the price.
lJ'Apply at the Printing Office in Ashboro,
Randolph county, N. c. or d, the North Carolina
Book Store in Raleigh,
BENJAMIN SWAIN,
Ahiflnr n nd
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POETRY.
WHAT | LOVE.

/ love to watch the God Of day,
Slow wheeling to the wests
Ills SO the righteous shall decay,
And sink amid the blest.
! love to watch tbs evening star,
When fret in radiance bright,
Il bursts upon the astonished view,
A meteor Of the night.
love to watch the lighting's fash,
Hume the darkened heaven,
or listen 10 the jarring sound
OF clouds, in thunder driven.
IT'S then, in awful majesty,
The God of Storm draws night
We mark him in the rushing flood,
And in the whiTlwind's cry.
lie rides triumphant DER the plain,
By his own power laid low,
He smites the forests aged oak,
Il writhes beneath the blow.
Such things as these still must love,
Tho awful and sublime,
Whilst in the same unerring course,
Rolls on relentless Time.
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sPOONER'S PATENT
HYEEF.Y.r .NEExCEfES.

A RE the bet
N aud eheapo''
family and gcae'
raj medicines "a
Use. These tncd
ieines ere the is,
suit Of a iih q
sscsy snd rSqcir-
enee the prup'lc.
Tor srsrFaute them
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OF THE BIBLE
VIEWS OF THE HOLY LAND.


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THOS J. H0LT0N. Ascat
Charlotte, Jan. ~. ISL.
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The Wiause Studcn:.--The Rev S.
Brewer was distinguished for punctualIly.
When a youth in college, he was never
known to be minute behind time in attend
ing the lectures of the tutors, or the family
prayers, at which the young men who
boarded in private families were expected
to assemble. One morning, the students
were collected the clock struck seven, and
all rose up for prayer; but the tutor, 90
serving that Mr.. Brewer was not present,
paused awhile. Seeing him enter the
n ,m he thus addressed him: "Sir, the
cock has struck, and we are ready to be.
gln, bul as you we're absent, We supposed
the clock was too fast, and therefore waited. "
The clock was actually too ias! BY some
minutes
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AaecdotG.-Two Of the early settlers of
Kentucky occupied the same house, Of i'm
mense logs, with barricaded door, so that
it could no, be forced. 1t was time Of
faucied security. fhe men were sheaTlng
their few sheep in the yard he women
were washing in the house.
Four or five Indians camo Unexpectedly
upon them, and shot the men one fell in
the yard the other got inside the door,
aud told his wife to secure il, which was
done. The Indians repeatedly fred the
house, and the women as often pu, ii
out, by pouring upon the fire their soap.
suds" This supply at last failed. The
Indians again set fire to the house to ex.
iingu!sh it, they resor,ed TO the extraordin,
airy mode Of taking the eggs from beneath
setting hen, aud breaking them upon the
FIRE. This expedieni baliled and delighted
the Indians. They paused TO admire the
women. One Of ihem, biz Indian, after.
wards ascefained TO be the Chief, sat down
on a stump, laughing and eyclaiming, " fne
squaws, fine squaws.' During this inter.
val, the women were ia the search Of pow.
der and bali: the powder was found, a rifle
charged with it, bu, the balls could not be
found. To remedy this, one Of The women
broke of The shank Of pewter spoon, and
rammed i. down into her husbands rifle,
with which she took aim through a loop
hole, and shot the big Indian. lie fell
His associates raised him in their arms,
bore oil, aud left the scene Of action. The
firing alarmed the neghborhood, and pur-
suit was commenced, but too late TO catch
the Indians. Ii was, however, ascertained
that they had borne their chief three miles,
placed bis body IN hollow tree, and sunk
II in creek.
TO rerard female brdrery," our infor
man,, an aged Revolutionary soldier, add.
ed 10 tone Of scorn(ul irony, the Legis.
lature Of kentucky r0ted 10 each of the ID
dies calico gopn. IS. c. temperance
Adrocute.
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1nHE undersigned takes pleasure IN Offering
IL bis Professional Services to the citizens OF
Western North Carolina, and solcits their friend
" patronage in the practice OF Law ana h4u'.y'
in The following Courts, viz Caharrus, Meekien-
burr, Lincoln, lredell, Burke, Yancy, Bgneoahe'
Henderson, Rutherford and Cleveland. He for;
ther assures the public that his whole time VIII
he hereafter devoted exclusively TO the Profession
Of Law, aud that strict attention TO his clients
interests shall be given. and regular auendauee
in the above Courts may be confidently expected
Those who have hitherto confided their Interests
TO his keeping, viii please accept this as tender
Of his highest regard and best thanks Tor their
disnterosted friendship. His office and residence
is in Lincolnton, where he will be pleased to re-
eeiye any communications auuiesseu " "''''' ~
his professional line Of business.
US BALLS NJ EDNEY.
Jan. 2s, 1872. III
III The Rulherfordton Gazette aud Highland
Messenger will insert three times