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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-16

BuxKxR HfLL MoxuxKr-We isar..
Gays the Boston Daily Advertiser thaa ia
shas Bates, ESQ. Of the hsase Of Barring. Brs-
shsrs y Co. oil London. has presented through
Csl. \. III Perkins, of this city. To the fund
Tor the completion Of the Buaker Hin Nonu-
meat, the sum ofSsn0. IfAmericans abroad
and at heme would follow this liberal axan-
pie, the sum necessary fer the comDlstien sf
this superb nonsmeat woull sooa ka r.; al
EOUURNEYMAN WANTED-rh,
e. subscriber viii give constant s~nsp,,y-
ment and liberal wages to a iis.. rate Jaus-
SKyAts BLACKSMITH, by ~spplyiag 10 him.
living ia Msrunsburg Ii is desirable 10 have
ssch q csc Immediately.
MICHAEL GROVE.
Sept. is. 1880.
DUBLIC SALE~-WiN be sold. by pub
n lie auction, AZ The late residence Of johR
y. Seibsrt. deceased. at Little George
town, GA Iisesdoy TIE sSh irass. all the per-
sonsl property belonging TO said deed. con-
slsting Of Horses. Cows, Hogs and Shsep:
Household and Kitchen Furaiturs or All
kinds, sneh as Bods. Bedding, Bcdsssads. Ia
bias. Chairs. Dssk, Bureau, an excellent RI
fe Gun; q large quantity, say 500 or zoe
bushels Of Stene Coal, together with a numv
Der Of articles, ne. necessary 10 particulars
izc. Nine msnths credit viii be given tho
purchaser on all sums over five dollars. unon
giving bond with approved security, under
that sum, cash. Ssls 10 commence early in
the day. HENRY !. SEIBERT, Er,r
Sept. 10. 1850.
Negro WON u for h r. until the a5lh Of
December next.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-16
90 Number L~ottery-9 Drawn Ballots.

Whole Tickets $4-Halyss t1-Quarters ~
s.s0rders for Tickets or Shsrss in the abovs
Lotteries, win receive the most prompt atten-
ton If addrcssed post psid, 10
YATES. & MCINTYRE,
Managers, WashAagtor City.
tTAa official account Of the drawing viii
be forwarded to adventursrs, free Of postage.
Sept. f6, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-16

Extract Of a letter from Trinidad de
Cuba, July ST., to a m%erehantin this CT.
ty-"The supercargo of the brig Auro-
'ra from your port have omitted a few
articles in his manifest, and having on
board about 500 in pistareens, had the
vessel seized and viii doubtless lneus
confscation. We mention this cir
cumstance, as well to correct any mis-
representations that might be circulated
OF this transaction, as 10 put you on
your guard. 0snsrs and masters Of
vessels cannot be toe Cautious now IN
this place, as they are visited on their
arrival with the utmost rigor, aud evsn
the consignsss implicated when trifling
adventures Of sailors, &c. are found ON
board. The introduction of prohibited
coin is peculiarly dangerous and ought
20: to be attempted "-B0st. Gag.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-16
&C No. Lettcry--lo Drawn Ballots.

nc. &c. &c.
Whole Tisk. S5-IIalves ~ 5o--Q'rs. 81 -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-16

1t is stated in a New Fork paper that
women were found. by a benevolent ca
quirer, making duck trousers at four
cents a pair, and cotton shirts at ssrsa
cents a piece The sordid employer
ought to be "ducked.n for robhing the
poor creature oil her labor.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-16

We are crsdibly informed says the
Lynshburg yrginian, that q few days
ago.. a young msn descended, with the
aid Of a rope, from the summit of the
Natural Bridge 10 its base distance
ese feet. The adventure cost him .
weeks's confinement to his
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-16

NBw GOVERNOR GENERAL FOR CANADA.
The United Service Journal for Au-
gust says, that sLieut. General Lord
Aylmer has been appointed Captain
General and G~evernor-in Chief of the
Canadas, New Brunswick and Neva
Scotia Sir James Kempt, who has
given the highest satisfaction in his ad
ministratioa Of those provinces, isre..
lieved solely at his own urgen, request
improvement IN Tdnning .-Mr. s.
Hulbut, Of Oswego, in connection with
Msssrs. Hunt and Shrove, have discov-
cred a method Of tanning hides, which
is supposed to be an important improve
ment upon the process that has usually
been pursued. They have thrown aside
the uss Of lime altogether, and instead,
have adopted the method from expert
msnt, of extending them, after the
rough s~sturation. in q large dsep vat.
about tive inches apart, and excluding
the atmosphere entirely from them. In
this situation. the damp air has the same
effects upon the hides a. lime, without
deesmposing OF weakening its texture.
They are taken from here and placed
Immediately ia bark. 1t 10 stated that
thu leather thus tanned, is much strong
er, and presents a more Gne aHd even
surface, than that manufactured in the
ordinary Way.-lRschestcr CsRrier.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-13

The honor OF Commodore Banon this way, though ut
the expense possibly Of little of his credit and
consistency Moreover, tathc memory, which is a
misfortune rather than reoach hnn, the certificate of Mr.
Richard Dickson, have taken his benefit y.serve
shew; and the reaier will easily conclude thai gentleman
who could forget hiswte letter lne might be able
remember his vebal order about (Sce No
am reallyglad, to save his honor in this ways for
add,whS due to Wilkinson rather than my
self-that Cop. Barron put the contract with Scranton
Wknson's ba and heard him give the instructions Or
directions, which hehas certed and letter which have
just received from Mr. Scranton, will prove that also
and heard the same thing fSee No fo) After this will
hardly be pretended again, presume that this
received by the linked Siaios
AS the other assertion, that have known that the
me, my request can only say again. that although,
in that spirit Of RECOMMENDATION which has ever acuaed nv
conduct would have received disposed of at any
time for the u etes had been properly returned to me
here, IN the saeit when by Wilkinson
for em yet certainly authorised any say for me
that would receive Tayor's wharf; certificate
OF MIR Nuen that he made engagement
for Nor indeed If he bad, could been under any
Obligation observe when found that the stone had been
badly broken 81 the carmen and that part moreover
had been eihe2used lost.
After this fhis Scranton stone" really ssheaviei than
that of Syph and be moved again. conscious
Auditor it's course all the the purpose
to which have heretofore devoted it, and though no
right to dispose of the property of the u States though
they have not paid me for it all will
agree with menow, that ought indeed forever where
lies, perpetual of the and mcanness OF
my accusers together.
(To CoNCLUDED.)
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-13
4ne csri;acafe OF. ~ e =:

No. 9.
fhe Certificate Of Richard D;cLson.
do certify that in A,gus 1922 abous-spO cask. NJ INA,
Stacked lime belonging to the u and intended for the
agreen,ent with Miles King, Esq Navy Asenr u"ss a
1923, made bill for years storage and so nsu
signed by Mr. King, carried Comnodore Rs LEVINE ~. ~
approval in order that might be paid by pessn M,S
agent The Commodore declined approving it, s,ane ,s
wished to know if Mr. King had any authority from sh S MI
called on Mr King and informed him the objection ~,
replied that he had authority Commissioners, oS ny,
navy put mad the letter directions of Commodore Bs,r
h,mse lot ha purpose, and copy it, or the origin
al cont well ecoecr, which took sent over 10 The
Yard with the bill, which then approved and was
some time after before could get his signature.
(Signedl RICHARD DICKSON
July 26th 1880.
Letter from Ichabod Scranton
MADISON, July elst, 1885,
Dear SIR You,s of the 9th received should have answer
Oh II before this, had homo al the time was
oeeeu am very willing to and would testify beare
any court that was present with you aommodore Barrons
and tina, he sentor Mr. Jeffrey Wilkinson 10 come and Geo
nn ana mat the Commof gave paper conteino tho
dimensions OF the stone for by YOU and tho, he
queseo TO go and inspect the the
conuact and would further that Wilkinson did irpacr
ADD receipt for 1000 feet and thar tho balance or those
rejected sold to Mr. Tunis for the same price would fur
ther state that Mr. King directly or indiAo,
concerned in the Any further an,
knowing to, l will answer with pleasure.
/ am, very respectfully, &c
~ tSgneO lCHABOD L. SCRANTON
NB had a letter from the present Navy Agent whinu
me 10 state what would furnish more COPING STONE a. t,
winch replied that would furnish IN EN- for 20 cents aToo
but that the stone sold you was low
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-13
No. 9.

t..t aIIe CeftDtcGte Of Oney S. Cameron.
y ,nat i9 OF coping landed on Southgste
,bi wlaIi, occupied by me, time July 1929
S aooat me 10Th and that the Captain vessel from
Co. ~ was anied told me al the tune that INTENDED
@ sayy iad bot had been rejected. This stone was af
e'"s'os by Is DsrymPle away by MIN
N's''s''i ONFT 8. DAAfrRNg
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-13

do. a'Ic &c !tD'eoIS q ho6ert DafrympLe.
tho ] .nat some time in the month of JULY 1929 or in
II, ~ % Augus following purchased Of Mr. John Tun
"a 10, 81 SoPlns stone lying Soubgae Dcksons wharf
~ ~ az the price OF thirty cens was car,ed tn NV
=; Pa oI u now remains, the other havr. been sold
70 inherent Individuals This was informed IS the same
% qua Scranton carried TO the Navy Yard under con
NJ NV Tcn was rejected ard afterwards sold by him TO
VII John Tune, from whom bought il w y ''"'
(Signed) RORERT IA, pvuptr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-13
(To BE CoNCLUDED.}

:. NORFOLK, Jolly S0th, 1880.
certify that am well acquainted The writing
Mr. hng, and at his Request, have examined care
paper now IN his possession appearing be list of
items in his account against the marked suspen
ded hnd the first two items that the hand
writing of MIR King all the other appear be in the hand
writing of some other person unknown 10 me
(Sgned) WALTER F. JONES'
F.. No. l.
PORTSMOUTH, July &c, 1880.
We the subscribers do hereby certify we have known
oehfes WILKINSON who is resident of this town, some
time past and we have always viewed him honest man.
ana man OF veracity and worthy of credit SUCH
(SIsnedl ARTHUR EMNlERSON,
WILLIAM BARNARD,
JOHN NASH,
d. M WOODSON,
r b BUTT
JOHN THOMPSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-13
No. @.
Tile Certificate Of John Funis.

II -. NORFOLK, July 1880
10 heiey certify that in the latter part of july 1929
cargo OF coping stone Of upwards of 1000 feet al
- cents running foot from Ichabod Scranton This stone
wa y'ns on Southgate and Dcksons wharf and was told
" scranton as we'll as Others that had been rejected al
intended. rNF ~ VIM" u I'D" oeeh
aiso certify that purchased Of said Scranton small
VI 4uU eet OF similar stone that had been rejected of
osiVeo al ihe Navy Yard, and landed On Nlsxwels
"nar Inc purchase made 10Th of Angus, of the same
year (Sgned) JSS9N TINS ''
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09

Mr.. NiLxs. in his Register complains,
as we have often done. Of the Press be
ing extensively cast int" the hands Of
mere political adventures outraging
public decency, in the hope 1fadvane-
ing their own pretentious TO obtain or
hold, offices Of profit or honor; and the
misery is, people will be found to follow
their leading. through, all the dirt and
mire Of juggling personal politics. ink
bIac king svicars al Bray."-.9ier. Gas,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09
JOHN PARK.

EEUBIIC SALE-Wil be cold, by pub
lie auction. at the late residence Of 10
sIpa Curtis, deed on Dry Run, on Friday.
the 24th instant. all Of the personal property
belonging 20 said deed. cor sisiing Of Horses,
Cows. Sheep. Fat and Stock Hogs; Farm
ing Utensils Of various kinds. such as Plonghs,
Harrows. Horse gears. Wagon, Wheat Fan,
Cutting Box, Sc. Household and Kitchen
Furniture, among which are good Feather
Beds, Bedding. b. asteads. Tables. Chairs.
and a variety of other articles not necessary
TO pariiculaTise. Nine months credit win 10
given the purchasers, on all sums over three
dollars, upon giving bond with approved s~
euriiy: under that sum, cash. Sale 20 begin
early 10 Tie duy. JACOB CURTIS.
December ., 1850. JAMES CURTIS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09

In Lexington. Ken. on "Wednesday even
ing the 18th ult by the Rev. Benjamin Smith,
DR. Henry Hopson, Of Clarksville, Ten, to
Miss tosheriae Cooke, daughter of Professor
John u. Cooke.
In Frankfort, Chapman Goldman, Esq to
bliss finn Mary Crittsnden, daughter Of John
j. Crittenden, Esq.
DIED,
On Monday last. Mrs Ellen Chambers.
relict Of the late Mr.. Jos. Chambers Of this
place, aged IS years.
On the same day, Mr.. Gideon ID. .Msloney,
formerly Of Maryland.
In Natchez, Rev. j. @. Porter, Pastor Of
the Episcopal Church.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09

IN outline - When the Duke de Chois-
eul who was o remarkable meagre look
ing man, came to London 10 ne gotiate a
peace. Charles Townshend. being ask
ed whether the French Government had
sent the preliminaries Of a treaty, m
be did not know but they bad
sent the outline of AT ambassador
~. Y. Album.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09
33oatarrtpt.

President's Message-To the polite atten-
ton OF our Representative in Congress, Mr..
ARMsraosG, we are indebted for a copy oil
the Presidents Message, by this morning.
mail. II is lengthy-we viii endeasor to lay
il before our readers to morrow morning., m
an extra.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09
NEGRoEs FOR HIRE.--I shall attend

NEGROES FOR HIRE shall attend
IL in Martinsburg, on Tuesday, the 18th
December, finst) to offer TOR hire, Tor the
ensuing year, the NEGROES belonging to
Mrs. Elizabeth Colston, consisting chiefly oil
Men and Boys: among whons are some saiu-
able farm hands. 1t is expected that those.
whose hire bonds fall due at that time, will
be prepared Tor payment.
THOMAS NJ. COLSToN.
December o, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09
INDIAN RIGHTS,


Mr.. Jefferson, in a letter TO Gen. Knox,
Secretary of War, dated Philadelphia, Aug.
10th, 1871. declares
"Ihs indians haze a right TO the occapstion
Of their Lands, ndependcnt Of the States ,cith-
N ,chose chartered lines they happen TO be; that
until they cede them by treaty, or other
transaction equivalent to a treaty, no oct cfo
State can give a right to such lands; that
neither under the present Constitution, nor
the ancient confederation, had any State or
person a right to treat with he Indians with
out the consent Of the General Government,
that the Government is determined to e1pcnd
oil t' eaergyJ for the patronage md protection
OF the Rights Of tie indians; and that if any
settlements are made on lands not coded by
them, ,sithoitt the previous consent Of the Uni
ted States, the government will think itself
bound, not only to declare to the Indians that
such settlements are without the authority
or protection of the United States, Lut 10 re-
'soce them also By public force"
[Jcfeysoa, Sd, col. p. 100.
What has this Jackson administration done?
DO they claim to be jefferson Republicans
and denounce others?
II is stated in the Jackson prints, that the
m of John Rowan, Col. II. NJ. Johnson,
j. Guthrie, G. A. Wickliffe. j.. ). Smith, and
Lieutenant Governor Breathitt are before the
Jackson party as candidates for the Senate.
a caucus is to be held to decide which shall
be run against Mr. Crittenden; but it should
be first ascertained whether any of the Clay
members can be induced, under any circuni-
stances, to vote for either o. them.
It i. stated in the Pennsylvania Reporter,
that Major STERRET RAMSEY, o: Carlisle,
tbrother to Congressman Ramsey. } has been
appointed a Purser in The Navy OF the United
States. -
The Louisiana 'sCreole' learns from the
U. S. Deputy Marshal, who had been latei,
employed in taking the Census along the Ba
yon Lafourche. that it was not Il
find families with from II TO Is children. u
more than one instance, have : hIilers count
ed over the names Of ten full grown sons.
The Donaldson paper adds Thar amoni
the white men in the town OF Donaldson, !
one, Domingo Rodriguez. himself under 4
wears OF age. who has been the father oil :
ehiidseu. rs of whom are now hsing'
We have seen AN unofficial census oil pa
of Bedford county in this state. in which III
children are set down at eight 10 a family, o
al ayerase-PuII- GAz.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09
December 8, 1850

NSTRAY CATTLE Taken up by The
HI subscriber, on his farm near 0erraSds-
town, Berkeley county, two estray cattle II
The following description: one q red and white
COW, without horns. has q crop of each
ear, appraised to six dollars; the other = red
cow, with Iorns, a short tail, . crop of the
right ear, and an underbii CT the left ear.
appraised to six dollars. The owner or ow-
ners are requested to identity the same, pay
charges and take them away.
ID c>mbes 8, 1880. JOHN PARK
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09
PTRLIC HIRE

Div EffftIH =
an Saturday, 25ih inst viii be exposed
SE of ~ hirelings. for one year, a number
Of TlLCabLE SHAPES, consisting q
Men. Women, Boys and Girls. at the sub
seriber's res idenee, in DaEkesysle.
AMELIA acknowledgements
December o.
The sale 10 commence early IN the day,
when due attendance viii be 6lscn- Good
security viii be required.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09

~
VIRGINIA. 20 wit:
IN te Superior Court ef Chaacsry, holden as
Uaachtsfer. the I0th day az .9priI. 1890.
Joseph Pollock, Davenport Orrick and
Charles orr'ek, Hl6s.
John Craishcad, John X. Wilson, Marxs-
ret Stewart, Anthony y. Chambers, Chrisfo-
pher M'Alhster, Cornelius Deyinny, John &.
~Snodgrass and Washington Evans, Defh.
Wills cause IS set forbesring BY the plain-
Z tins, aud on the notion of the said
plaintiffs by their counsel. il Is ordered that
q Master Commissioner OF this Court Do ex-
anime, state and settle the accounts betncnS
the plaintiff Joseph Pollock, and tho defcn-
dant John Craighead. upon which ssttlemene
the said Joseph Pollock is ordered 10 produce
TO the said Commissions all tho books and
papers o the la,e concern OF Pollock & Craig
head, and the COMMISSIONS IL to state all
such matters specially deemed pertinent BY
himself. or which shall be required BY either
VI the parties to be specially stated. and make
report thereofto the Court in order to d 6nal
Decree But the said Commissioner IL nos
to proceed with the account until the plain
It'll, Joseph Pollock. shall have answered the
cross bill Of the said John Craishead.
A Copy.-Teste.
DAM. LEE, &C.
The parties named in the above order or
reference, are notified that I shall on Friday.
the 2lst day Of January next, at my dwell
ing house, in Martinsbnrg, proceed to state
the account therein directed. when and where
they are required to attend with their evi~
dence and souchcrs-And the said Joseph
Pollock is required to produce all The hooks
and papers Of the late concern Of Pollock =
Cralghead. The case if not completed on
the said day, win be adjourned fiom day 10
day until completed.
HARRISON WAITE, CONF.
Ch'y Dist. Court Winckestsr.
December 8, 1880 I'D
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09

INSEfS-The subscriber has ! auay.
- tsty Of tbs very best falioi aud ulaid
LLNSEFS an hind. wha |, he viii sel for
hhy cents (csshl per ward.
THOMAS q. SMITH. !
Maftinsburx. December o. 1870.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09

The New Orleans Advertiser Of the second
instant, gives the following shocking PIC
ture ofjuvemle i-ntemperance:
LAST evening. about gun fire. we passed
along the Leyee. opposite Cont street. at the
corner Of which is situated \ cabaret There
were seated on a bench in front ofthis estah
lishnient, six lads, the oldest OF wisom seemed
about thirteen years; be. and another, appa-
realty about twelve years &c age. bofi, drunk
and rcehng, staggered mp 10 the bar of the
cabaret, and with a furious oath demanded
drink; Il was given 20 them, they paved their
money, and again staggered forth into the
street. and mu,iering curses against the rest
o. The lads who were there, were led asay
ny them. probably to their homes"
According TO the Lynchburg virsin;au.
ripe strawberries, (the second crop.( have
becn gathered in an open field in the neigh
bonrnS comfy Of Amherst. The autumn 10
me south Is an extraordinary one. Yester
Day says the Richmond Wing Of Thursday
last was unplcasah,ly. and almost opprcss-
ively, warm; and such has bern The general
character oil NEARLY the entire scason.-Ihe
flowers OF the field, tobacco suckers, and the
tcndcrest vegetation are green and un.cath-
ed by the frost. The trees have partsd gen
orally leaves, but frost has had no agency IN
the enforcement. The health OF The couatry
as far as we know, has not been nnfavorahiy
affected by the unprecedented season, but the
most serious consequences are apprchcnded
by the farmer.
A full grown ripe Pear has been left at the
office OF the Village Herald, publi,hed at
Princes Anne, Md. II was from the second
crop Of farm in hat yicinity.-Ba Gas.
Profitable Co,ss.-Dr. Samuel n. Wood.
ward, Of Weathersfeld. took the first premi-
um recently at the Hartford exhibition of
Cattle, for having produced two Cows. yield
ing. IN butter, milk. &c. The following result,
from the Doctors statement
In May. 40 lbs. . or; June, 100 lbs. II
OF; July, IS lbs; August, so lbs 3 OF Sep.
tember, lel lbs. 8 or, October. 81 lbs II or.
total. BIC lbs. 0 or.
On the ist Of September, another COW was
added, which, including what was made the
last week in April, to wit, 81 lbs would make
597 lbs. 0 ez. in SIX months
Besides all this, milk and cream have been
sold 10 the amount Of -, and a family of 10
persons furnished with milk and cream, worth
at least 81 a week. at 4 cents a quart, and
pork fed to the amount of nj lcas, 81. Not
a pound vi butter was sold for less than one
shilling.
Butter 400
Milk. SIC sold, 8
Milk used in the family, 90
Pork, Is
Slf4
The cows were fed on grass only after The
middle OF May, before which time they had
ro,ven hay and two quarts ofmcal a-day. One
COW is six years old, the other five years
one is half blood Devonshife, the other CON-
mon stock.
The calves from the three COWS sold in The
spring for SIS IS
4144 m
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09
no MY INTIMATE FRIEND.

VIE person who borrowed out of the sub
q seriber's shop, without leave, a few day.
since, = RIFLE GUN. win hays the good
ness to return il forthwith, as l expect the
owner viii call for the same shortly. Should
y not De returned as requested. proper steps
wsii DC taken - compel the same. The Gun
has a percussion lock. fbuf not 4 srshoranv
stock light barrel. made ly J. I.aurk. ana
the stock broken of across the lock. has som.
silver mounting on
JOHN McALLlST.EH.
Mastlnsburg. December o, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09

6T.The Rev. MIR. BRowN Will preach N 'he
Back Greek Church, on Christmas day al
II O'Clock.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09

George Crowninshield appeared in Lourt
on Saturday morning and plead not guilty;
to the Indictment Of mispriscn al felony we
have not heard the result OF the trial
~ Boston Courier.