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Lotteries.
WILLIAM CALLAHAN.

Groton Monument Lottery cl.2,
Draws To morrow,
5000 dollars highest prize.
Tickets SO.
r. |. State lottery els. l extra,
VIII be drawn in Providence on Saturday
next.
Scheme--2 prizes Of 2000--1 of 1000.
Tickets 50. parts in proportion
Maine Stale Lottery, class /,
Will be drawn at Portland on Friday, June
Goth,
prize Of S6,000--l Of 2.32S-I Of 2,
000--l of ,600--l Of I ,500--l Of 400
of 200 30 of I,000--l Of 90O--I of 500
II of 700, &c. Tickets 81 lowest prize 5.
s ballo,s--60 numbers.
DR.AWN NUMBERS, ..
Rhode Island State No 3.
al 43 25 Is I6 50 80 l3 q
New York Consolidated class 6 extra,
36 8 go al 80 90
Conn. no. Is, IA IL 35 26 as az
Grand State No. 10. 36 25 Is % Z
GO. SHAW.
June Is.
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JUNE ".
HAMMOND'S
Circulating Library,

RECENT ADDITIONS, viz:
2OiI Protestant tale of the reign o.
Queen Mary, 2vols.
2n42 Sailors aud Saints or matrimonial ma
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1899 Black Book, Sd volume.
2Oi3 Castlian, q novel, = vols.
20I4 Ships extraordinary military career
2 vols.
20i5 Trials of Life, by the author of De
Lisle, vols.
2O46 Conquest Of Grenada, by Washing
ton Irving, = vols.
p0i7 Tales of Passion, viz Lord Lover:
daughler--The Bohemian--SecoDt
Love, by ST Leger, = vols.
2045 Csrbonara, pledmontese tale,b the
Duke de Levss, 2 vols.
50i9 Yesterday in ireland, containing Cor
ramahon, and the Northeros Of l77S
by the author of To Day in Ireland
2vols.
2O5O Shepherds Calender,b by James IIogg
2 vols
POSI- Tales of Military Life, viz: Vande
lour--Gentleman Gray, by the au-
thor of Military Sketch Book, 2 vols
2052 Richmond. Memoir Of the Rev
Leigh Richmond, author of Dairy
mans daughter, &c. ! vol.
5053 Collegian's, n novel, 9 vols.
2O54 Good Woman. Tales Of the GOOD
Woman, by doubtful gentleman,
vol.
2055 Twelve Years Military adventure il
three quarters of the Globe. or me
moirs Of an officer who served IL
1902 and 1914, in the campaigns o
the Duke Of Wellington, in India
and his last in Spain, 2 vols
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and cities. by the author Of High
Ways and By Ways, . vols.
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titled to one set at time and can exchange
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tent Court, be fined sum not exceeding
$250. nor less than $40, or be imprisoned
not exceeding six months, at the discre.
ton Of the Court.
14ih.-That if the Master or other per.
son having charge Of any vessel arriving
at this port, shall evade or attempt to evsde
any law Of the State. or any regulations
Of the Board Of Health in relation to Qua.
rantine vessels, by making false repre-
sentation to said Board, or the President
thereof as may respect the length Of the
passage from the last port-or IS respects
the health OF the people on board, at the
time of arrival, or at any time during the
voyage. such m ster or other person shall
pay a fine not exceeding $3.50, nor less
than $50.
l5th.-It shall be the duty ofthe Health
Officer Ia cause the hatches Of all Vessels
detained at the Quarantine ground, while
they remain there, to be kept open from
sunrise 10 sunset, to promote free circu
lation Of the air.
l6.--That il shall be and hereby is made
the duty of the Health Officer TO inform of
all violations Of the foregoing Regulations,
which may come 10 his acknowledgement
If he shall nec-ct or violate any Of th,
duties prescribed to him by the laws ofihe
State, or by The Regulations Of this Board.
or shall permit any other person to violate
the same, he shall pay fine of 800.
l7'h.-That the aforegoing Regulations
be published three weeks in the Newpor'
Mercnryandthe Rhode Island Republican
and a copy Of them handed by the Heoltt
Officer to the Master of every QuarantineG
vessel for bis government.
BY Order B b. ROWLAND, CLERK.
Newport. June II.
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nN The night Of the 9th inst. valuable
~ HORSE belonging 10 tho subscriber,
was killed by some malicious person by rip
ninr open his belly and letting out his en-.
rails The following circumstances may fur
nish some clue 10 tho discovery OF the perpc
,rators of this bnrbarous act: DIR. Charles
Chadwick who had that day had the use OF
The horse, with n Wagon which he bad Dor
rnwed Of Mr.. Wia,tt Carpenter, of North
Kingstown, on whose farm and for whose use
the horse had been kept for some time past.
was employed by Mr. G w. Allen, editor Of
,he dAnti Masonic Rhode Islander" 10 obtain
Subscribers 10 that paper in the counties Of
Washington and Kent On that business he
Proceeded from mr. Carpenters (wbcre he
had passed The right) on Friday morning and
went to Wexford and East Greenwich, and
from thence 90 the Pulling mills, (Apponeug)
in Warwick, obtaining in his wsy such sub
scribers as wished to take the aiorcss I'd paper
As the dny was closing. when he arrived nj
the Pulling Mills. he included 10 pass the
n CHI there and then 10 proceed on about his
business the next dny, but perceving some
considerable symntoms 81 irritation and hes
tility among some at that place, as he had
also at some other places, lie thought IL pru.
dent 10 continue or and pass the night at the
house &c mr. Elisha Case, al the South Point
Of Warwick. which he accordingly did IL
was in an adjoining pasture. belonging 10 the
| heirs Of the la'. Col WIN Greene. that the
horse was killed. Another horse which bad
been in the same pasture, was probably taken
by the criminal to old him al The commence.
uien, of his Eight the horse being found The
next day long distance from the pasture -
| These circumstances were cominuDicstcd to
the subscriber last evening by mr. Chadwick
on his return 10 this place. The above reward
/ Of ono hundred dollars shall b. paid by the
sBbscrber To any person WHO may give bI'n
.uch information az viii enable him To bring
the guilty person ~ persons TO justice.
BENJkNIN WAITE CASE,
Newport, June 10Th, ls3o.
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Newport Bank.

"llE Stockholders are hereby notified,
Il that on Wednesday, the lst day of
July next, the semi. annual dividend will
be paid to those who are Stockholders on
the 25th inst.
BY order of the President e. Directors,
J. WILLIAMS, Jr. Cashier.
June IS, 1890.
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NHSn GOOUg,
James MumfOrd,
HAS JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK,
A Fresh Supply of Dry Goods

.fmong ,Chich are
LNRENCH and English ginghams very
IL handsome smallfgured caiicos, some as
low as l21 cents; furniture chintz, Grande.
NELL Hamelion stripe, Tom & Jerry stripe
Jean, brown drilling, Italian black and India
lutestring, fine yellow nankin, fg'd and plain
gre-n gauze wells, bang up cord. black levan
tine hdkfs brown and striped battiste. Irish
linen, black Canton Grape, Valencia and Mar.
seilles vest patterns, barage hdkfs. hthopra.
phic and cashmere do. gsuze do, gentlemen
and ladies' horse skin gloves, pongees, corse,
lacing. superior silk and cotton umbrellas.
Swiss and Scotch muslin, black and white
silk gloves, silk shawls and plain white do for
Friends, black aud coIored rros de Naples
Russia diaper, damask table linen, black and
red circassian, with general assortment oI
Goods found in Dry Goods Stores.
AL so,
Beached and unbleachod cotton, s,riped
gingham, and bedticks, very cheap.
1ith June, lS29 o.
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Superior BLACK lasting &
LINEN DriNmg.
John +. TO,Cnsend,

ETAS just received from New-York
a. a few pieces of excellent black last
ing;fashionable linen drilling; lot ofcheap
cotton hosiery; good black and white silk
long and half hose; cheap silk, and varie
ty of bsliste for dresses; fine wide jackonet
cambrcks. &c.
On hand, A general assortment Of cot,
ton sheetings gs--twiled stripes -tickings,
and other domestic cotton goods, at very
low prices
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Among the Cheap Goods, are
UTALIANETs; palmyreans. both plain and
Il figured; Battlste and Barege; pongces;
satin levantine; Grp' dc Nap; Snchaws &
Florence Silks; Shawls, plain silk g. me
rino, to suit Friends; small figured calicos
and gingham dresses; Children's robes for
only 30 cents: imitation merino Cloth for
33 cents; twill'd stripe Jeans for Is: very
cheap Beeverteen; elegant gauze wells and
hdkfs. Grape dresses SO so; Carpetings g.
Rugs; hoskin, kid, deer, beaver, md silk
gloves; very cheap lot Of book musins;
plain and figured null and Swiss muslns.
very cheap; good undress'd calcoes for
only Cd; Stockings for IL; Chidren's Kid
Shoes for only 90 cents; an elegant assort-
ment of ribbons; Swiss grapes very low:
! Queens fancy, picket and spider muslins;
Linen Co,tons for gentlemen, very fine e.
cheap; linen floss; worsted cords: gros de
( New York Silk: paraso's and umbrellas
silk and cotton; stripe and drill cottons.
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Vermont Lottery, class No. 6,

Vermont Lottery, class No. 6,
Draws next Tuesday, 10th,
PRIZES OF
000-3O00--l, ,600--1 ,50O&c.
Lowest prize S5--tickets 81, &c.
Washington Lodge Lot. no. 9,
Drew Yesterday,
Highest prize 1000 DOLL'RS.
Tickets Sl,50--parts in proportion.
Maine State Lottery, No. l,
Draws Friday, June Goth,
Prizes $4,000 -2,327-2,000-1,60 600
$500 400 200, and
" 20 off 200 dollars.
Tickets only S4-parts in proportion.
Groton Monument Lottery cl. 9
Draws To morrow,
5000 dollars highest prize.
Tickets 50.
Rhode Island State Lottery,
No. ! Extra.
Q prizes of 1000 Dollars,
Tickets So parts in proportion.
DRAWN NUMBERS,
Connecticut Lottery, class 15,
al II. 35 90 45 AZ
Rhode Island State Lottery, class 3,
al 43 25 Is l6 so so l3 81
Grand State Lottery, class 10,
36 % Is "a
Union Canal Lottery, class 6,
25 10 81 40 50 SO IL sc l3
6, CAHOONE.
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Sonnet DrumNNONdo

HAS just received great variety Of
4 Il NEW 81 FASHIONABLE Goods,
among which are the following:-
Stamp Ca nbrics, Rich fancy handkfs.
Calicos, Plain white shawls,
Fancy ginghams, Colored do.
Turkey red do. Marceline do.
Muslins, Gros de Naples,
Laces, Levantines,
Shawls, Sattins,
Gloves, Italiaaets,
Mitts, Bohiba2ine,
Cambrics, Battstes,
Barege Scarfs, Lace Wells,
Satin Brillants, Hair puffs.
Worsted barcge hdkfs.Summer Curls,
Elegant ribbons, Combs,
Also, three Cases Of fine Dunstablc and
open work bonnets. June II.
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jamestown, June leth, 1899.
TIE sloop ALB.NY.VAns

hN THE sloop ALBANY Vans,
IN master, leaves Newport on Sat,
urdsy next for New York, and
- -. will leave New York on Sat.
urday following for NeSport-and eoniin
ue to sail on each succeeding Saturday,
alternately, until October next. She is a
siaunch, last sailing vessel. Of as tons bur.
then. with good Accommodations. For
freight or passage, apply TO the master on
board at u Bah's wharf in Newport. and
al the foot OF Maiden Lano, in New. York.
Newport nay q, ls2o.
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a TERY CHEAP LOT OF
LEGAORNS & EOLyvARS,

With many other very cheap Goods, too
numerous to mention. He invites his old
friends and customers TO give him a call T.,
and see for themselves, and he pledges
himself 10 give them ell tho worth of their
money Juno H.
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looking glasses AZ aoc,ion
On Wednesday next,

AT b o'clock, AM.
NTILL be sold at the subscribers store,
w TO close a consignment, TW ENTY
GL ASSE S Of different sizes.
Conditions OF sale, M. HALL, Auct'r.
June lS.
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Venement TO Jet.

find Possession giren Tnmediaiely,
DLEAsANTLy situated in the
fss: IL main street, on tho most
h,s: fsvolsble terms. Inquire Of
s this Office.
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Executors Notice.

TlIE subscriber hereby gives public no.
a tcc, that he has been appointed Exc.
cutoT the last WIZ and Testament OF
HENRY FOHLER,,
late OF Jamestown, deceased, and has &C
cepted of said trust and qualified himself
according 10 law-.Il therefore requests all
persons indebted TO said estate 10 make i'm.
mediate payment, and all who have any de.
mands to exhibit the same for settlement
10
THOMAS FOWLER. Erc'r.
jamestown, June Ieth, 1920.
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SWEET BARGAINS AT
N. SWEETS

no CHEAP SIDE.
J. %, TTL1HES STREET.
Who has just returned from Boston. Nth
some ofhe Cheapest Goods erer offered
IN .Nsioporf, consisting Of
sS gASNAGEso
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n.sM OF .N.sn,,sMsa

DEMAiNING in the Post Office, New
IL port. X. J. June ~, 1920. Persons
alling for them will please say that they
are advertised, as they are placed in a scp-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-19
a pNlNlsraATok.s SALE. win

A DNlNlSrRAT0k's SALE. - win be sold
A by Public Auction, on Tuesday, the Sd
lay OF March nexs, At the late residence Of
Beruard KspharL deed. tao miles North east
Of Martiusbarg, all Of his personal properly,
consisting OF a number OF yaiusblc work Her.
ses, brood Mares, some Rne Colts, one hand.
sotae Stud Colt out ~ the celebrated Southern
EcIpse; Mich Cows. Young Cattle. Sheep.
aud hcgs, Farming Utensils Of every descrip.
ton, such as plough,, hsrrows, Hoes. Mattocss,
Axes, two good Wheat Fans. excellent Road
Wsgon, Psa' alton do, Cart. toge her With
ev ry other necessary implement; TIVE gooa
Copper stills, (hslf patent Tubs, keRs and
every other necessary article for the d,s,iling
business. about three hundred bushels of RYE,
a quan,i'y OF OATS; iatge parcel Of gcod
HAY; about twenty burrls frs,-proof, aud
some fourth.proos wilskEy; two hogsncsas
OF excellent, CHEEKY Bounce; a!ao. quantity
OF good Gin; Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting IN rart 1T good Feather Beds, Bed
sleads aad Bedding, Desk, Bavea1, Tables.
Chairs, anew Click aud Case, tour template
Stoves and Pipe; Que large Iron Kettle. ,oge.
Tier with great assortment OF Kitchen Furn.
ture, number OF Tight Barrels, with a variety
OF articles nor necessary 10 psrticUlarise.-~
Nine months credit will be given The purchaser
IN all sums over three dollars (rxeept tor the
Rye and Oats, which will be sold for cash up
on giving bod with approved security he
sale to commence a, 8 o'clock, q. m. when due
attendance will be aiveo by
JACOB MYERS, .adsH'r.
n
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uARrINsBURG, ftsaUAar i0, 1929.
Errrses sfa iener from one efSsr Delegaie,, dafed

ErirseI sfa efier from one efSUr Deiegaies dated
RIcHsoSD. Feb. ~, 1879
al some DAYS since sent you q copy Of the
Convention Bill as it passed the House Of De-
tegsres. The Senate adopted a substitute 10
that Bill, based on the white population os 1871 0,
that IS tlie present Senatorial districts, proyid
Ing for the election OF four members to the
c Iovearion from each Senatorial ds'rict.-
Ths IL giving a very Unequal representation
10 the Convention; one district East of the Blue
Ridge has white population Of 1880. wh4n
several Of the w stern districts have from Is
90 $1,000, by the census of 1920. The amend
On Mt OF the Senate came to the n. OF Delegates
about IL O'Clock to-day; an amendment was
offered, giving TO each Senatorial district, re
prsseRtstIves based on the white population O,
1920; this amendment was rejected: snolbe-
amendment offered, providing for the election
ofone member from each County aud Borough
this amendment was also rejected. Tne Sc
mates smendment, or Bill, was agreed to in
the II Of Delegates bys majority of IL vstes.
Ayes li4-Noes %. believe every member
In both Houses, West of the Blue r idge, voted
against the Bill. The Loudoua members and
several Others from large counties East, voted
With us. have not tie Bill befnre me, and
therefore cannot give YOU he details
"The committee on the Carolina and Georgia
resolutions, have not yet reported; unless those
resolutions shall occupy US some time | think
We stall adjourn in less than two weeks"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-19

The interesting ceremony Of counting
the votes for President aud Vice Prssi-
deaf Of the United States, took place on
"Wednesday, the nth inst. The Senate,
headed by the Vlee-President, entered
the Hall Of the House OF Representa-
tlves, and were received by the men.
bers standing uncovered. The Vice.
President hayipg taken his seat pro
cesded to break the seals of the votes,
which were banded to the rsllers, and
on examination were found to be as fol-
lows.
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DIED.

Az his residence in baltietown, at 9 o'clock
Yesterday. Mr.. ABRAHAM y. LONG, for
meri, of his place
Near Winchester, at the house Of I. A It'd.
ball. Lsq on the Oh inst. CHICHES TER TAP
SCOTT, Esq. Attorney at Lsw, aged IS wears,
gentleman OF great promise, and much en-.
desred 10 large circle by bis pious and amia
bie character.
At Montpelier. Va. the residence OF James
MADISON, on "Wednesday. February 18th. Mrs.
fiEtNoR MADISON, the venerated parent
Of our EN- President.
At the residence Of Richsrd Riley, in BEL
mont county, Ohio, Mrs MARGARET Sfiit.
LEY, sged ~ years, reliot of 1r. Walter Shir
ley. formerly Of Chsrlestown, jefferson city. Va.
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The editor Of the Boston Daily Ad.

The sditor Of the Boston Daily Ad-
vertiser says, he has seen letter from
France, which mentions that Mr. Sparks
was al the hospitsbls mansion Of Gene.
raj Lafayette, where be had been de-
tanned in examining unpublished me.
moirs aud documents, kindly furnished
to hin by the General, in addition to his
ewn fertile reeollections of the revolu-
ten. from which be has der we'd much
useful information for Calculating the
history of the American war.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-19

1--WE sre suthorss d o announce VILLA VI
ARMSTRONG Esq as candidate so repre-
sent the counties OF 70 kelley, Jefferson. Hsr.
ly, Hampshire, and Norgsn. in the next Con-
gress az the United States
1--WE are authorised 10 announce to the
Freehoiders OF Berkeley county, shat Captain
CHARLES JAMES FAULKNER, will be q
candidate for the mkt General Assembly
tive are authorized 70 announce to the
Freeholders OF uorean county, that MIR.
WILLIAM SMITH, will be candidate for the
next General Assembly
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For Smith, OF south Carolina.

For Smith, OF south Carolina.
The Vice P.esden, theseupon decIar
ed ANDREW JACKSON, OF Tennes
see, to be President of the Uujted States
frsm and after the fourth OF March next
for the ensuing four years, and j L
CALICO y, OF South Carolina, to be
Vice President OF tie Ualted States for
the same term.
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Feh 12, ls.9

Il XECUrOk's SALE.--Will be offered for
IL sale, on Friday the 18th dav of March
next at the late residence of Inn Iteht, decd.
near the Lick Wills. all OF the personal pYs,-
ner,y Of said decd viz Household aud Kitchen
Furniture. Consisting in part Of good Reds,
Bedstesds and Bedding, Chars, fables, an ~
which is very good Dining Tablet Chest stat
Chest of Drawers; a variety ~ Kitchen sni
Cupboard Furniture such rs Pots, o*ns psas.
Kettles, Dripping Pans; Plates and Dishes
Also. one firs,.ra,e Flax Wheel, Nool Wheel
and Reel. one set o. Hsckes; agood CARRY
ALI. and CART; Nest Tubs and some Tight
Barrels; somc SHEEP. and great variety of
ar,ic es not necessary to pariicuiariss- Nina
months credit will be given, by complying with
The common rules Of Gales IN such cases. rte
sale will begin early In the day. when due at
tendance will be gwen BY
Feb. Ia. 1879.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-19

However, the bill has passed and
what's done cannot be uudsne We
therefore advise the friends of re form.i in
aquiet aud orderly spirit to ,ryahe Ia v
as It IS; aud it shall fail to produce the
good fruits expected iron Convention
Iii under Il. the enemy shall prove too
strong and themselves too weak 10 Of
feet that object, then to resort for rene.
dy to such Interior measures as wisdom
nav suggest.
For ourselves, We may express the
hope, not unmixed with the belief. that
the bill as it Is, will establish the great
objects o! Reform, so long sought. and
so long postponed. = Hhig, Feb II.
Tbs following remarks are extracted
from an address of Mr. HOLMES TO the
House Of Representatives of Maine,
previous TO resigning bis seat in the DO
dy, for the purpose Of entering upon the
discharge of bis duties as Senator OF
the United States
Il presume tina, there is not expect
ed IRON me steady. detailed oppos
tlon to the measures Of the new admin
isiration: for it is n 4 to be admitted that
any administration will be universally
bad, that none of lis measures should DO
approved thouga they we're pure as the
Angels But as this State has not indl
Gated IFS confidence in the President e >
lect, it will expect fran its agents a
strict and careful examination of bis
measures. II shall be my determine
ton to approve what I an convinced is
right, and firmly and independently re
s'st and condemn What | honestly be-
lieye to be wrong"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-19
do ale CONRAD.

HAs removed his Office 10 the house now
l. i occupied by Me-. nunhsm, lately occupied
by Mr. McKewan. deceased. Tie will can,in.
us to practice IN the several Courts. in Berke-
lev, Jefferson and Frederick counties
ID II CONRAD takes this occasion 20 i'm
form his friends and sleats. that the report Of
his intention to leave Martiasbusg was eatirely
unfounded.
Martinshurg, Feb. s, 1929