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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
HATES q MINITYRE'S oFFrcE.

Sloes lop 90, so, 20, GO, so, 10, 60, 20, &c &C.
Mhoie tickets $40, halves 3, quarters so, einhts
AN orders post paid promptly attended 70, and in
al cases the original tickets viii be sent Send vour
orders to the Managers Office.
mar III YATES e. M'INTYRE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03


Journal Of Beiles-Letfres .9rts anil Sy;cnc,s, ;, G.
VIZ Gjec,s OF TINS Journal wi be communicate the
t'uS ana discoveries of Science TO the misceaneous
'eS'-Ei ana 70 encourage taste Tor polite literature
IL VIII rely chiefly its suprof OF, the pysors f ,t
University, whose minds kept In state of act ,,;r, D.
e required of them, may be expected 10 afcri
original and Interesting contributions ON an IN. ,,o-t
branches OF Leaning or Science = = - - 'f"'''
ne Scientific portion Of the work will generally te of
otr character but should it occasionally contain discu-
WHICH, on account OF their novelty Importance NAV
also interest the adept VIII he the aim of fe Editors 10 mall
ueh articles SO far may he practicable rtellic ami
instructive 10 the general reader.
Whist the Journal VIII prncinaIy dcv ,ed IN oancral
topics OF Moral or Physical Science Ihoo.y and Polite Lite
fure the Editors win DC of our oal and per
information they can, concerning the history of Vrrnia I
the other Statesther first Seteent-ther progress as o
Manners or faect-the Statistical Details and Natural PIC
pomena Such Repository is much wanted The ;pforn.
ton winch now lies scattered among individuals If coer,r5
would shed great light the past history and prcs, s,a
our Country On these and other subjects tev solci,
buttons. = ~ ~ .OHi'
part Of the Journal will communicate iufor,,o,o, r,.
bg the CniveTsythe Of instruction nrs,,ed wv ,
several ProiesSors-Niectngs of the Visitorp,lc
"nsSa,ues and Regulations Of fe Unvcrsitv-sts Of pro
fssors and Studentshororar distinctions and occasionally
ch productions OF the Sutcn possess unusual
ms information, peculiarly interesting TO te Parents and
'uaTuans OF the Students, will Unacceptable IN tv
public he Journal may also by receiving aud ansithc
o render important service the cause Of Education
Party Politics and Controy ea Theology viii be excluded
but such exclusion viii extend religious poitjc7 t
at general character, discussed with temperance and ab,e
The Journal will consist ages royal ocavo r,{
" aud az the end of the Index win be furnished 30
That II will form considerable volume, annually
The Of subscription, will be FIVE dollars nor ,-
payable tire delivery of tue fifth number The uorL an ~
roncuced as soon as two hundred subscribers shall have been
Communications post reid be addressed ro the Editor
81 the Virginia Literary Museum, University Of irrnisr
University of Virginia, Feb rs, 1879
OF Editors favorable interests Of Literature mud
ence, VII obge. by giving the above urnercrt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03

DURSUANT 10 a deed Of ,rus, executed by Fd,card q
~ Swami, IN Vic Ri day If April 1921, and admitted 90
record on the 18th day Of the same month"; in the clerks Office
~ fowhaan county court, viii be sol the highest bidder
on the premises, Monday, the 25h day n May next
ct OF Land in said county, containing 450 acrrs lyhg on
OceP Creek, and within half mile Of James river This
Ind lies wei, isdvidcd into four fields under good ncrs
wacred by excellent springs in healthy agreeable
pcghhood and bounded by Belle Meade (he estate Of the
late Thomas Tahb,) Samuel Swami, Richard Swami, and
Deep Creek There fhc promises comfortable new
dwelling house with rooms and every necessary out BUILDING
aached also, new barn, and tobaoco houses sucicat
large crop
The parties Interested agree that the sale shall be made for
one fourth Of the purchase IN hand, tive haahoe in and
years. well secured The sc win be conducted bv Richard
n Swarm, agr for te trustee and Sich title made as IL vested
by the Us, deed and no other, which believed good
TIE TRUSTEE
Tic above Is made by my rqucs and meets my approbasou
EDWARD G. SWAMI.
I'd g. Swami will sell time the lie estate of healthy
person IN truc Of 40 Of the richest creek bottom oil
rcaincd, and adjoining tho above accommodating terms
POSSESSION ofoh viii he given N time % wheat and full
pofsssicn a; CAriTmah nar27-ooeasr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
Elegant French and American
Paper Hangings.

IhE Subscriber respectfully informs his customers
ana the public generally, that he has opened a
ianginsS, fire screens and views with borders 70 st
rom the best the store next door to
Mr. Thomas ii. Drews.,
lie Will put up papers IN the best style and n. n
very reduced price.
N. b. The papers wiz be sold vervlow
april l-eoSt f. H EENAfJT.T ir Sr;.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03

BAKE HOUSE FOR RENT.
'NHE Bake House tenement lately occupied by
- MIR. Merriam, on 18th street, between the old
market and tho dock, is for rent; and as a stand
for vending the articles in the bakers line is probably
not inferior TO any in the city being in every respect
wcll arranged for an extensive business-hpply "a
mar 10 RALSTON g.. PLEASANfS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
PROSPECTS,

OF LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL,
. he published ioeek, Gtne Uiceysv o., Jr,ar. mn,
the title Of
1.-THE VIRGINIA LITERARY UrSEzrIy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
NEW ENGLAND RUM.

Ga iihds aud l0n barrels pure moasses rum, part
4th Drouf landing this morning, for sale by
oar JTWIS WEBB e. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
SPRLMT'S ST4GE-


E'HlS stage will hereafter TWICE rarh week n rs
- tom Flucbs where IL with the line fron,
LynchburE 10 Nashville, &e. and Lrwishg, where will
connect with Porters line Of coaches, wheh Fuus 10 tina
Ohio river
TARE For ereb pcf'ou there win be charged Tor
passage iu tho stage.
Ftom Lrwisburg 10 White Sulphur 30
White Sulphur 20 Sweet Springs 81 90
sweet Springs tn Fiicastls, 90
Fincas,le tu Fiuekt, %
LeUisburg to Unie" d
do. SAT- or Sweet Sulphur, so
White Sulphur ~ Union 81
salt sulphur 90 Sweet Springs 80
Tie stage will alternately from Inc Sweet Springs
ay way ofthe w sulphur 70 the salt suplar aud baes
and by ,he Mill Gap and tuioo.
zach passenger will he allowed 10 iasr 70i5s 81 bag
gage tFee NJ charge. bt al HAT charged fnr
~ the rate of eents per ID 100 miles Those Who
hfst register their the places whco tho stage stops
sbs have the preference.
There will be good aud esrrfo drivers. end ,hs be q
hotsss IA Virgisis.F :. p cALD WILL
~ Tor,h. 18th. re2s.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28
From the Dover, On. ny Times.

"Gfve Hs patronage and lse -siR make swr,e'ps.
PepMar, Is the language attributed 10 Ma
CLAr by his enemies--wilh hog mach ,ratt
we leave the world to Judge from the u.e he
made OF his patronage. Tue impress,an- h,,,y
ever, IS strongly enforced by the acts OF the
present Administrator, that ia dstermta.tioD ;s
to use as patronage 10 Us extent. to enforce h.
popularity. The Prescription aud uncerrmo.
NOUS discharge OF nine tenths Of the principsl
officers IN the United States, whose sppo,nt
ments devolvs en- the President, who did not
think u their duty to exercise the influence OF
Their off1ces to the promotion Of party purpo
ses,-men ofsteriIng merit and aalm oeacha ble
integfhy-to whom all except the enyIous and
AMBITIOUS looked az to IS entitled to the re.
sPect and confidence Of the puhlic-goos strong
ly to confirm the belief. And further. the pro.
utution OF the press. by rewardiag such OF its
principal conductors as were to be approached
with money and distinctions. to the detr,men,
of the public revenue and interest, stll more
strongly confirms it.
The liberty of the press has ever been hailed
as the Palladium of our Lberues How long
can It be looked upon as a blessing, II IL b
mades passport of the ambitious TO ctiice.
through the orloery of is conductors If there
be any who are persu ,ded. that motives of the
strietest pFopriety have influenced the present
chief executive officer ia hrs appointments aud
removslsi hey must admit that he has estsb
ished a precedent decidedly injurious in its
tendency in its observance, oplniot
must become more or less ident fed with inter
est, and the public good hereafter be sacrificed
on The altar OF private ambition.
"MILT-ARr CBIBPr.IRs."-It is curious
TACT that at THIS moment every Republic in the
New World IS governed by "miiitsry Chief
la'n." TIE following is list OF .he different,
prasidsa,s.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28
From The Uheeline Gazette.

The Post masters in Pittsburg and
Cincinnati have received orders from
the Post master General to withhold
their advertising from those Printers 10
whom il has heretofore been gwen, they
having been opposed to Cen jackson
for the Presidency, aud to give it to 9th
ers, designated. who were his friends ---
How little! 1t does not appear tina. as
yet any other mechanics than printers
are to be "Puntshed," 10 this way. The
Piitsburg Statesman says, that the Post
Master in that place has recently em
ployed a friend of Mr.. Adams to make
a pigeon rack Tor him.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28

This does not look like undertaking militia
ry talents; and we have no desire 10 see sue
talents undervalue6. either in Republics or 9th
er forms OF gevernment.-B if the cause De
sought out why all these men, &..er serving
their country in military capacity, have been
elevsted TO the high stations which they now
occupy, ii will be found not slwsys to have
proceeded from the free and unc constrained wilt
Of the people Some Of them have rode into
power on the necks oftheir fellow citizens, and
now reign. rather than preside, over the public
destinies. Against snch usurpalion il becomes
every freeman to demonstrate, as an outrage up
on the very sanctuary of liberty. Ia our own
country, we are happy to believe, there is a spi
rit OF jealousy universally prevalent, which will
forever defeat any s,tempt at military rule,
which is not authorised and sustained by our
free Constitution.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28

DUBLiC SALE Will be sold, bs public
L vendue, at the residence Of the subscriber,
near the head OF Tuscsrora Creek, on wednes-
day, the 10Th da} Of June next, a great variety
OF articles, consisting OF Household and Kitch.
en- Furniture of every description, among which
are good Feather Beds, Bedding, Besdsteads,
Tables, Chairs. Case OF Drawers, &c. Mich
Cows, Young Cattle, and Hogs; together with
number OF articles not necessary to psrtcu-
iarlse. Six months credit will be given the
purchaser on all sums over FIVE dollars, upon
giving bond with approved security; under
that sum, cash. Sale to begin early in the day
MARSHALL CHRlSTY.
May 81, 1872
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28
Martinsburg w oolens Factory.

siBbs s ORRiCK, inform the public, that
~ they are prepared to Gard Wool at their
establishment. for Ct cents per pound, They
will also, Full, Dye, Dress and Scour cloth,
cassinett, blankets, flannels, &c at the usual
prices, and IN the best manner. They also wish
TO exchange woolea goods, such fulled and
plaid inseys, cloths, cassinetts, hsnnels ant
carpeting, for Wool. They have now good
stock Ut those articles on hand, and will dispose
of them on fair terms, either in exchange for
Wool. or for Cash.
For work done or goods sold by them, Flour,
Wheat, Corn, Bacon, Lard or Wool, will be
taken in payment, but no credit can DC given.
Marsinsbargs May ~, ls29.--4s,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28
MAYsvIIts. siay -.

MAYsvlLLE. May ~.
FIs-By last nights mail we receiv.
ed intelligence of a most destructive
con6sgrauon The splendid edifiee of
Transylvania University at Lexington,
is burnt to the ground. The FIRE was
discovered about one O'Clock on Sun.
day morning last s. is attributable the
of q servant. The whole
of the Law Library, the Philosophical
apparatus, aud about one halt ofthe A !.
cademicsl Library, is lost amid The ru-
ms. AS the only Information we have
received of this calamity is extracted
from private letter written on the
morning OF its occurrence. we are una
bic to give further particulars.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28

ID IoRMEY, has just receiyed al his New
i Shoe, Boot and Hat Store. further sap
ply OF me following articles, viz: LADIES' and
Gentiemen's buek-skn Shoes Gen,lemeB's mo
rocco and cali-skin Boots, OF superior quality,
together with general assortment OF summer
Hats Martinsburg, MAY 81.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28
From The Eocfis

Ea,hre'pry respectable gentleman from
6en,s .''e mas stated here, that the pres
4, Tau nau ordered the district attorney
u .enues,ee to take out writs of ca
Col 'sa'nst Col w. p. Anderson, and
4, "a aap'ew Erwin, as public defaul
lt,o,0 Tue United States, and that the
h tb. 1e5 = a friend ofthe president, rath
Ie,go Us tnade the tool of bis private re.
lsn - resigned. Quere-Has the presi.
hid Fdereo ca sG sgainst Col Benton
lsl,n,."aFd LlVingston-both notorious
''u''erS' Is BsntOnel
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28

~ otiCE.-- the Csrding Machines III Buck
~ las Town, have been thoroughly repaired
and are now IN operation, rolls will be made 1T
the customary price and y, short notice. Wool
will be taken from the old stands in Charles.
Town aud Lee Town, and returned in Rolls
once week. SiLAS OAK.
NAV %. 1929
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28
MoBlLH. APRIL %

We learn from highly respectable
gentleman who arrived here yesterday
from Montgomery, that Colonel CRow
ELL had received orders from the De.
par;ment at Washington to repair to the
territory allotted TO the Greek Indians,
on the Perdisris Rtvs', add to disburse
the annuity to such of the Indians as
were there to receive it. We under
stand, also, that it has been minated to
the Indians who may choose to remain,
that they must expect to become sub
lect to the laws oil the States.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28

NJ oiiCE.-ihe Members 81 tne Martinsburg
~ Library Society are again notified. that
quarterly subscription TO the said Society be
came due on the 18th inst Punctual payment
IS requested from every member. Particularly
from those who are in arrears for more than
one qusrtersge.
BY order of the Board.
GEO. NEWCOMER, Treasurer.
NAV o. lS2o-3t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28
DusLlc SALE or LANDRY III. author.

DuBLiC SALE or Landry the AUTHOR
iy Of Deed ct Trust executed by o5ed
Waite, Esq. Of record IN the oti-e ef The Clerk
OF Berkeley county. in book -, page z2o.-r
shall offer for sale 1t Public Auction, 10 thss
bigheN bidder, tor CASH, al the Court House.
90 the lst Cay OF June Court next, the tract Of
LAND, lying on Middle Creek, in this cauniy.
said 90 contain fifty nine acres--being the
same LOT OF land, which was conveyed to said
obed Waite by Joseph Miller, BY deed, dated
August 9th. la24, also OF record, add tho
same which has since been conveyed by obed
Waite TO Harrison Waite. in trust, subject to
this ncumbrance
The Land IS too well known to need de-
serpuon. The title il IS believed is unexeep-
tonsbie, but the subscriber eesveys only sueh.
title as IS vested Ia him by his deed, in which
he IS co-rustee OF Edward Cols,on, Esq. eith-
er of whom are empowered to sell
May ~, 1879. ID. II. CONRAD.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28

ue.srs. MAYOR and Donaldson, of Hampshire,
|; Hryd an 4 Pendieion of Berkely. are elect>
The comparatively small vote given IN
|rran to all OF the candidates except ope, IS
nroof of their popularity. Morgan went
rely for her own citizen-but we are war
[,ed IN saying, that she esteems ali the other
[nsmen highly, and under other cIrcumstan-
I would lend her hearty support to them.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28

We copy the following from Cam
den IS. c. paper, because it describes. in
few words, the precise evils TO which we
are often subjected Our readers can
readily make the application.
There is an affection belonging to us
as Editors, peculiarly vexstious. II is
that blnek%nardism ofMose terstches,sOho
IN individual instances hare obtained
possession Of a printing press, and sehoss
scurrilous maiignltyis too to,o for an an
s,e1. To be subjected to this affection
without the power of helping yourself,
unless you would consent TO do what no
gentleman can do answer low bred
bully as you would reply to an equal
is too bad.
II is lamentable fact, that several
presses in this country, have by some
means or other gotten into hands, that
10 man of decency can come in con-
tact with, without defling himself. -
There is a vagabond in at this
tune, uttering all sorts of scurrilous
falsehoods Of US: whom no respectable
man would cowhide except by deputy
He might order black servant to cud
gel him from bis door, but would new
er think OF degrading a ,ehtts ostler, by
such service, This kind Of men, af-
ter all have wonderful advantage o.
yer those who feel a proper self res
rect: forhaving no character of their
own, they of course have none of the
labors of defending il, while they assail
others. Such men throw filth with alb
solute indemnity from danger. They
fight behind the breastwork Of their own
intamy, which no decent man would
venture to attack, any more than be
would think Of carrying BY escalade q
lLszarettO, full OF the Egyptian plaques
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28

On Thursday night asst, Mr.. JOHN FRYATT.
of this county. in the sid year Of his age. The
deceased. ever bore the character Of a strictly
honest msr-sn excellent aeighboar--stlec
tomato husband, and tender parent The poor
Of bis neigbborhood, will long have to lancet
his loss, Tor he was their friend.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28

/
naps 40 class OF persons from whom so
much - expected, and to whom so little
hoeFality or generosity is extended, as
editors OF newspapers. They are ex-
pectedto feel for every one but them
selves; to correct public abuses and
private ones also, without giving pri
Vate offence; to sustain the difficulties
OF others, without regard to their own;
to condemn the improper measures and
practices OF ersSy one aud none, at the
same time; they are expected TO notice
every thing that is important or extra
ordinary, and Notwithstanding the di
veTsity of mems opinions, their notice
must be IN terms calculated to please
every one, to offend srery one! and at
the same time, no one; and they are
expected to gard aud promote the in
terests OF every one but themselves,
and to live themselves upon air They
are expected 10 labour day and night
for the promotion Of the public interest,
and while they accord with others in
opinion, naked expression of appro.
baton may be bestowed upon them; and
even that poor consolation is frequent
ly withheld from them; they are ex-
pected to be Independent, aud Mt the
same time the ssrViie tools of ever,
man they meet; they are expected to
be honest and prudent ia the expires
sions Of their opinions OF public meas
! ures, and al the same time 10 condemn
every thing II they are industrious in
their vocation, they are dangerous fire
bands; if they write nothing, they are
stupid drones who are unworthy SUD.
port, aud should betake themselves to
the shovel or hoe for living. But
should they be active aud industrious,
should their lsbors be approved of, and
should they succeedi in the prom o,ion of
| a particular object, those who have been
intere sted IN toe success oil that object.
may rejoice, in that success, but they
must e OF reap any advantages from il.
The benefits are all reserved tor other
, hands, aud others, too, who, if they
have not, at one time or other, been
engaged 10 doing every thing in their
power TO oppose or rstafd the accom-
piishmeat OF that object, have, at least
| done nothing 10 promoteu.
And after years Of undated toll, and
uncessing dttic ulty, if an editor should
chance to err IN judgment, in the judg
ment Of others be meets with no indui-
gence. His innocent expressions are
careially collected, and aite, having
been metamorpbossd- aud transformed
into thousand shapes aud figures,
which he never dreamed OF, they are
thrown into mountain clouds TO threat
en- him with a tempes3 aud that too
| by men who wear towards bim face.
besming with kindness, with honey aud
oil upon their tongues aud with lips APP
pareptly too soft and smooth for butter
To melt upon them, Like Joab, they
inquire art thou IN health. my brothers"
while q deadly dagger IS concealed be-
meath the ciI0kt- Del Gag.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28

NEW HERRiNos AND Su = d No. 4
~ Susquehanns Herring and Shsd, for sale
ToWNEk & IA AhRis.
Shepherdsiown, Nav u
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28

On Tuesday, the iy,n naSt by the Rev. Mr,
Johns, 1t the residence on Cromwell orriek.
ESQ in Morgan eounty, MF. .Dosaisl Ne.
Dssaid, OF that county, to Mas Fransss H.rrs-
asa 0rrsek, daughter Of the late Nicholas
orrlek, esq. o. this county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28

A slip from the Stsun,on Spectator Office,
Drises US that Briscoe G. Baldwin of Angus.
Chapman Johnson OF Richmond, William
cCoY of Pendleton, and Samuel Nod Moore
Roskbrldgs. have been elected delegates to
present the Rockbridge district IN Conven-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28
SPLENDID LOTTERY
10000 DOLLARS
CAlItAI. i'lsiZl

Grand Consolidated LOTTERY.
CLASS NO. FIFTEEN.
VIII be drawn IN the c,ty of Washin vton -
Saturday. the 9th Of June, 1859.
90 No Loftefy-9 Draavn Ballots
SPLENDID PRIZES:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28
Positively the Last Notice

A III persons indebted 10 the Subscribers,
\ can avoid suit on their respective &C.
coua,s, by calling on Charlie J. Faulkner before
June Court ID. OKRICk & Co.
My % 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28

M DOL CARDING.--The subscriber hav.
w ing got hrs Machines in the best order
Is ready TO accommodate bis customers, and
Others, 10 Csrding Wool for them, at 81 cents
per pound. He continues to manufacture
Scotch ,hgured) and Venetian tsriped) Car
pet,ng, IN The best manner and on reasonable
terms.
he also has on hand and Tor sale, Scotch and
Venetian Carpetng, on pleasing terms.
G. CONRADT.
Msr,insburg, April 30. 1879.
grHOGsLARD, SOAP, and WOOL win
be taken in payment for Wool Carding.
e.. q. G.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28

NJ otICE.-Agreesbiyt to the Constitution, a
~ stated meeting Of the members of the
"Msrtnsburg Library Society,"" Will be held al
the COURTHOUSE in Martinsburg on FRIDAY the
%9,h inst The members are requested 10 be
punctual IN their attendance.
sEMaNs GARARD. Secy.
Nv 81.