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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-07-17
MARRIED..

In this town, yesterday morning, by
the Rev. Mr.. Welsh, Samuel M. Fow-
ler. ESQ. Editor Of the Pawtucket Chron-
icle, to Miss Mary Collins, daughter ol
Cant. William Collins, Of this town.
In Bristol, on the 9Th inst. by the Rev.
Mr.. Wight, Mr.. Simon Peck, to Miss
Martha Allen, all Of Bristol.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-07-17
REMEDY FOR
RH EUM ATISM,


THE excruiating pain-the decrcpe! udsand
deforini'y, and thc premature old aye, which
are the usual attendants oft disorder, il suf-
fercd by muny from despair Of cure. or disa.d
polnlmen, in the efficacy Of the numerous pre-
tended antidotes used to effect this purpose
But those who have made fair trial Of
DIR. JEBB'S CELEBRATED LINE
.ME.NT,
even in ca,es Of long stunding. and Of the most
severe character, have received certain relief
and many have been cured IN few days. some
in "a hours as a numbc, Of ersons in Bo,ion
and vicinity, sho were formerly afflicted with
the Rheumatsm, have very fully testified. Ger
'lfcaies are in The possession OF The Proprietor.
proving the most tho' ough and sun prs ny cure.
by means Of this powerful Linement, in cases
where other approved applications had Utterly
tailed. The LInimcnt is also used with success
for Bruises. Srralns Numbncss, Stiffness Of the
Joints, Chbluins, sc.
Price SO cents
A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
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BOOKS .4yND ST,AIIOyv.ARY
II LDEN'S spelling books, Let s. End vols.
"a Ditto reader E"glIsh TO
Coodrtch's histor, US
Dabol's arithmetic
Memorandum books leather covers
Blank books
Writing and cypherin- books
New York and Providence primers
Toy books Of all ktnds by the dozen
Russia and Philadelphu Qn.lis
Letter and po, paper, good,
Walkden's English Ink Po,OIer- warran,
cd. For sale nv
G. r. GARDNER,
may 8. Water-st
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IL u, JPynURa

FASMIoMADLT; TAILOR,
~ONTINUES at his old Stand, two
q doors south of the Warren Bank,
where he will be happy to wait on those
who may favor him with their custom, in
all its various branches.
AL garments made by him are warranted
TO M.
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MARINE INTELELICNCE.
FORT OF YARRE.

PORT OF WARREN.
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
~ oloop Hannah s. Nancy, Turner, from
sloOp Mount Moriah, Martin fr Provi-
SlooP Eliza, Ingraham, fl do.
Sailed on Thursday, ship North Amor.
'ca, Pickens, Brazil Banks.
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INDIOESTION,

OK INDIOESIION'
OF long standing, and Of the most obstirsss
character, has been Immediately relieved, and
often permanently curci' in varsity Of eases
that hive occurred inBo.ton and vicinity, by w
ing for sho-i time ... 49,
pR. RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC
aNTl-BILluUS FILLS,
Doth or which are TO be taken togsther accord
f, ng 10 raIuobis, plain and practical direct
rsons accompanying the Specific. Price 90 cis
each tn
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COM BIS,

nRIED Beef
~ good Butter
First quality Cheese
good white Beans. For sale by
GEORGE II. GARDNER.
April Gath Water Street.
0NeAMBRICKS 4 JAC0NETS--sn sssort-
W ment just received, for sele at
may 22. LONG ROOM.
BLACK BOMBAZlNES.
a. N exccIlun, sssoi tn.ent at very Toto race
vsc.A jus, opcnodioi sale NJ
LONG ROOM.
may 10.
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III INV GOODS


/ IL
known stand, formerly occupied by Mr.
J. t. Croade, and recently by Mr.. E. w
Burr, and has just opened an
er-ssE.NIIRE .N.EW STOCK OF4Gs
g3-SEA ASoMADLE GOODs,-s9
AMONG WHICH ARE
Blue, black, brown and mixed BROAD
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES
Sattinets, rowen cashmere, woolenet, bPk
lasting, drab and brown drilling, nankins,
duck, silk, valencia, SC. VESTINGS,
splendid variety of CALICOES, fur
niture prints, Scotch and English ging-
hams, plain and figured Swiss, null and
book muslns, white and colored cambrics,
fashionable dress silks, pongee, Gro de
Nap, grapes, pelmyrine battiste, sarsnets,
florence, silk and tabby velvet, bombazct,
bomoazinc, silk hdkfs., Italian cravats,
raw silk and cotton shawls, black s. white
wrought bobbinet lace wells, bobbinet lace
wells, bobbinet lnces, wrought muslin
capes, insertings, black, brown and white
linens, damask cap, belt and taf RIB
BONS braids and cards imitation linen
hdkGs plain, figured and plaid cotton cra-
vats; ladies and gentlemens black silk,
slate, white and mixed cotton and worsted
hose ;ladies kid, horseskin and white lin
en- gloves and mitts; gentlcmens kid, horse
skin and linen do silk stocks ; canvass !;
padding buclram; rattinett sewing silk;
tapes; braids quality bleach'd s. brown
sheetings and shirtings tickings; stripes;
checks towelling knitting cotton linen
and" cotton thread +; floss [; suspenders !;
fannels carpeting !, bonnet paper floor,
hand, clothes and tooth brushes; PALM
LEAF HATS ;gilt coat and vest buttons;
pearl do needles, pins, and thimbles !;
scissors /; hooks and eyes knitting pins,
sc. &c.
ALSO,
LADIES new style bronze and pru-
nella Shoes Children's do.
Large India wrought shell
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ALVAN COLE,
Has for sale at his Boot and Shoe Store,
one door South of Coles Hotel,
Gentlemens Boots and Shoes, first
quality
Gentlemens cheap dress Pumps
Ladies Cloth and Kid Shoes (ne'cest
siyle)
Ditto Morocco and Leather do
Ditto Clcth and Kid Slippers
Ditto Morocco and Leather do
Childrens colored Boots and Shoes
Any size or kind wanted, not on hand,
will be made at short notice.
Also for sale, BELLS superior Paste
Backing. Shoe Brushes, Sc; all of
which will be sold at the lowest prices.
April II IT,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-29
s. NJ e. n. NJ. Janne:1

RE- now erecting, 70 The occoquan Factory, ma !.
~ chnery for spinning, weaving, and faIling LIN.
sEyS aud KERSEYS; which will be sold or exchaDg.
cd for WOOL OH accommodating terms They vii!
also take in Dying weaving and Pulling for the eoun-
try, which vii be attended by experienced hand
June 12-H
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-29
David Martin

EgAS just received. and offers for sale ~ his Book
4 and Stationery Store, few handsome I5iia Wi.
ting Sand. containing ink and sand glasses with plat
ed stops, q beautiful blue ensmeiled slab; supply
of ground glass 7TarsHing Inks; with handsome a.
soTtmant Of Psnknises, R0sms. Sas~s, Se Also
THs wAsuIIe DAI, song, hum6rously insss,ted wiz
.pwsrSs 81 20 greuPs; prize 50 ssss.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-29
Nistrict 8 CuIas,lbia.
(0ttnIY oI.7leraNd.su, /.

COMFY Of 77lsrdiia.su, Net.
Jesse BECKlEY has 4 pi,Isd the Eon. VIII.
- ham ern1th, CHIEF Jadyc ut The Unted States
Circu;t Courtcft DStrict of ceiumbis, o be dis
charged Ssm ilnprisonnient under tia Act for the
reIief OF debtors wittdate District of Co.
slumbia on the third Monday IN August Nc It al;
O'clock, A. ~ at the Court House in Alexandria.
when and where his creditors alereqired &c attend
Is ~ EDM. t.EEE.
liz S8--St ~ CHG. D. e. C. a.
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-AMra. WantcA.

WISH toDarchase ssy itsrse, of III % Is banls
high. sonn, and saacd. broken 70 haracss. and il
LepAced i, would he more sgralp5le, though not IN
dspensabe. Apply TO sss,ss
~ 10 - * = s. GEO. Johnson.
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Sotice
ateNMboNt ArramgeM,eMt.

40. fnfuiure, the Steam-packet
FR.4YhLIN,
SSfSSSs2 Captain James Newt, master, will
49, sS5EB leave Baltimore for the District of
/ I. - a. OF every Wednesday. nj ) otioek, ~
ms Bost has secenOyuolergone atnorough repair,
'1'aS are fitted up ta>,esu.ly and commodious.
- RhAi - still nnrs Important, she has new aud
'tper'oS boiler, ON the NOS. improved plsps
"'aSerS WI receive every a,,casion 10 make
sE comfortable.
I1s FfGDeRiCKSBTRG, Captain d ] Jenkias.
~ Sa,unore At her, usual hour evsry Saturday,
lctek z, june 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-29
NEW salRaRse vDA0 VI NO. asso
New Goods.

New Goods.
RICHARD s. HOPKINS & Co have received an
additionalsupply of s
SE.aS0N.4BLE DRY GOODS,
Which they offer for sale on accommodating terms.
Among them are
3 Ca'icoes and ginghams
Fouisrd muslins
Black gro de maps
White and black silk hose r
Do do cotton do
Linen cambria and flag hdkfs
Black hastings ess
Ladies' and gentIemen's gloves
q Gaaze hdkis and scarfs
Bell anl lutesring ribbons, &c. &c.
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sstt s aa'ilfaat, arrive gu poarra',
yasl!DA u "a s1 Dry eD, 1850
.NNtice.

Il ouGi IS Informs the public, that having
N made arrangements 70 devo,e his time excli.
dvclyte the
BOOK BIyDI,sTS.. & BLANK BOOK MI
Nd7fs7C7'URiNG BUSINESS,
lie hastakcnthe secenfstory of the large warehouse
corner rince and Ilrtsx streets sign nf the Ledger
where he Intends Keeping For sale constant suipy of
Mefchnns, .7ecoms, ,sce, and Blaak Scloo.
BOOKS, satch as ga
Ledgers, Letter books,
$50 Journals, t.asl, Rocks, -
IS Hay Racks, Waste Rocks, 81
Invoice Books, Record Books,
Bill Books, Copy Cy phering Books
Mcmorand,Ims, SC. Of every description ofruling aud
binding ~ sl5ssss;s
Books ruled and bnand 20 particular patterns, with
nestness and durability at the shortest notice
Booksellers can be sppsied with Blank hooks of su
psror materals and binding, At Philadelphia prices.
W 3 SS<
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AiMAsAy, MN & Co.

Aimlsay. MAN & Co.
A4FE ON IL4ND, e. OFFER FOR SALE:
On 2 hagshcsds St. Cr9ix
90 So barrels do
IS hhd- New Orleans SSCGARy
10 do Porto lico
boxes steam refined loaf
0hhds New OrIeans2 ,,o, ocer,
90 DO West India
100 packages gunpowder. TEAS. in chests, !
j h9ssn and young ess;'i sa Is 'S'
s is; q s; :; ;;.! s s's
,6s ssa I ss~ zplsaaa RUN
5p'pes Holland
= do BARRIERS Swan GIN
10 bbls country
5 half pipes cogniac brandy. sigaetr. brand
hds gold coiored sherry ]
3 do Boquet
shafpipes Sicily Madeira su1yEs
l or cssk Howard do
IGOR casks Marseilles do
S do do Malaga sherry
10 bblsapple brandy
so do cider; ID do apples
IS bbls tanners oil
40 40 do do n msss }poRK
do alum
800 rolls paper hangings
50reams straw paper
16 cssks eheese
IS bales Cuba tobacco
5kegs ~ do, Gray 8 Pankey's brand
10haf boxes No chocnlate Is
20drums figs; sernon indigo
go S, ,ss1 h hHsen %n'ea'eb aas,As
sacks snf, shslled almond.
s OK Rosa srcsRs
5 doCabana - 80
tdo sytrs
bags race ginger
20 ID pepper; 10 do pimenta
SURROUNDINGS; tdoe:urcs
$ s 'Is gss 4 so1s
Aiuinink Kegs. nustsnls ginger. snuff
Pepper, cepPerae, bria,stoue, salt Pstre
Pinicata, ii, bne, &c. &c.
SHIT.
1000 sacks Liverpool blown s.. 49, i
s00butIfes do. ground ~ -
1000 do turks Island
2cco do Catliz *, 3. :
apr.ls Nv RE- p.s
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-29
SpringGoods,

selected from the latest importations, consist
ing IN part of Blue, Black, Brown, Olive.
Grey. and fancy colored Cloths; Csssinetss
and Cassimeres all colors; general assert.
ment of British, German, India, FreHcf
Italian, and Domestic Goods. suitable to the
present and approaching season. together
with complete assortment Of Queens anu
Glass Ware, Hard Ware and Cutlery; a
good stock of Groceries, Domestic Flax and
Tow Linens, Sc. all Of which will be sold
unusually low: we, therefore. respectfully IN
vIte the attention OF the public
WIN. LONG & Co.
n II. We hare also received an additional
supply of Bar IRON, warranted 10 he Of
TIE best quality, which they are selling al
the reduced price of 50 PEI hundred weight
w. l.. s. Co.
Martinsbarg, April /. 1880
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The Thorough Bred I7sss
INDUSTRY.

rs a beautiful rich dark brown, SIX wears
& old this spring, of fine SIZE, form, and
commanding appearance, full sixteen hands
and one inch high. of great strength, activity
and beauty. He was got by the celebrated
horse ttsgtsliuR, he by Sir Arehy, he by the
imported Diomede, sc. Industry's dam,
Yrago, by the imported horse Whip, be
ty..SaltraM, he by O'kelly's Eclipse,
&c. His grand dam by the imported
horse Eot'ss, his great grand dam by Gen.
Meade's celebrated horse Celor, out of the
Generals famous Aristotle mare, Sc. FOR
full pedigree, see hand bills.
He will stand the ensuing season, at m!
farm on 0pequon. near Smiihfeld, in Jeiies-
son county, and viii be let 90 mares at tho
reduced prices Of eight dollars cash the singie
heap; twelve dollars the season, discharges
by ten dollars ifpaid within the season, a44
twenty dollars TO ensure a mare, payaIfe -
soon as the mare is known 10 be 10 loaI or
parted with Any person entering tlss mares
maypu sixth free of charge, Fifty eeni.
10 the groom for each mare. All mares sebt
TO the horse without written instructions %
the contrary, win be catered by the SEA-
son. The season has commenced, and Nht
terminate the FIRST Of July. Mares from
distance can be furnished with excellent pas
turage at fifty cenis per week, OF led "iia
grain at swea0 five cents per day. SeTiahsss'
seyst with mares to remain with them, vii Ss
.oond gratis. Every care and attention VII
be paid to prevent accidents or escapes, 0"s
no liability for any that nlay occur
CARVER VILLA
April Is, 1880
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-29

CONSISTING, IN PART, OF
Blue, Black, Brown, Olive, and Mixed
Cloths;
Blue. Black. Drab and Mixed CasSimeres;
Blue, Black, Drab ard Mixed Cassinetts;
Bangup, Brochelle, and Beaverteens,
BrosSa and Rleached Drilling Nankeen;
Bembazett, CIrcassian and Bofnbazlne5
Silk. SILK Velvet, Valencia and MarseIlles
Vestings;
Hastings. Rouen, land Angola CassImeFes;
Lustring, Gro DC maps, and 6ro de India;
Palmariae, Cotapala, and Grape de Lean;
Giughams, Prints, Jackonetts, & Cambria;
Plain anti fig'd Book and Swiss Muslin;
Thibet, Barrage and Gauze Handk'fs;
Table, Bird eye and Russia Diaper;
Lustring, Gatze and Belt Ribbons;
Gloves, Silk s. Cotton Hose & Suspenders;
Shell. Tuck end Side Combs, rery cheap;
Mock Comb, assorted, Whips and Canes;
Leghorn, Stau and Gimp Bonnets;
Osnaburg, Buriaps and DOwlas;
Brown and Bieached Irish Linen;
domestic plaids, Stripes and Check;
Brown g. Bleachssi Muslln-well assorted;
Bed Ticking, Wilmington Stripe, &c.
Hard ware * Cutlery, Queen's-ware, Glass;
Groceries, Liquors, &c
They invite the citizens Of the town and
eighborhood to call and examine before
hey bay, as they are determined 20 sell rsty
heap.
Nartinsburg, April IS, 1S5o--tf
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LAUCK & STEPHEN

EHRlGADE ORDERs--The training OF
hS the Officers of the 9th Regiment will
commence at Martinsburg, on the i2th day
of May next, and continue three days. The
Regiment avill muster III the same place Oh
the 18th May. The Brigade Inspector OF the
Gth Brigade, Virgins Militia, and all the
Officers required by Jaw 10 attend, will at
tend the training ans Rogimental husters,
according 10 the above appointments.
r EGLHEI.4L ORDERS.
TT KsUT. -CONRhD HOGMiRE is ap-
.E 4 pointed Adjatnnt to the 9th Regiment
He will be obeyed and respected accordingly
81 The Rifle Company commanded by
Capt Charles DANES Faulkner, is dissolved
The memberscomposing said company will
do duty in the line in their respective dis
tricts.
Capt HEHRr BAsaoRE wiltake command
of the North Town Company until further
orders.
WIN. GREGORY,
Col, 9th Reg't V. n.
March IS, 1880
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Rsin EUrfna GOODS.

FToGMIRE r. BOYD are receiving their
B 4 supply or Spring and summer Goods'
which wi;i be sold on accommodating terms,
they therefore request all persons wishing 70
purchase to call and examine their stock,
consisting or
Blue. black, Olive, Brown & mixed Cloths;
Cassimeres, s. Cassinetts, Black Brochelle;
Black Princetta, CircasslaRs & Bolnbazetts'
BLACK and colored Bonn mes, kankln
and Carton Grapes;
Black Satin LeYantIne, and SarsnEt
Black italian Lutstring;
Fancy colered Grape De Lyons;
Ditto, do Palmarincs and Cote Paly;
White and colored Gro de Maps,
White, Pink, and Green Florences;
.Gauze Scars and Italian Grapes;
Fancy, silk, Popn, and Barrage Handkfs;
Spittefeld and Bandanno do
Linen Cambria and Berkeley do.
Fancy Cravats, Cotton Bandannoes;
Irish Linens and Lawns, Brown Irish Linens,
Butiaps, 1'ickIingburg's Russia .Shecting,
Diapers, Mavsailles Nesting, Cotton and Silk
Hose, Umbrellas and Parasols: Thread Bobi-
nett, Laces and Edgings, Feather Fans,
Calicoes new style Ginghams, French
Muslin, "a new ariiole,) Swiss, Leno, jack
uett, Mlll and Cambria Muslins, Linen Cam
brio aud Imitation Muslin, Bonnet and color
ed Canlirics, Ribbonds, assorted, Beltings,
Gloves. Suspenders, Brades, Tapes, Large
shell Tuck and SHE Combs, Buttons, &c
together with an extensive assortment of Dc
incstic Goods, Queens, Glass, and Stone
Ware, Woodea-Warc, Groceries, Hard
Ware, Paints, Dye StutIs, Brushes, Station
airy, &c
hlartinsburg, April 8, 1880.
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MARWLAMlDRR

is beautiful bay, with the near hind foot
white, sixteen hands high, eight years old,
and is OF the best stock of racers-his SIRE
Old Rather, well known as the fieetest racer
ever ran ia the United States, for he ran and
won fourteen capital races without ioosihg
single heat, his dam was the celebrated run
ming marc Touch me not, she at three years
old beat DIR. Browns celebrated rnnRing hor.e
Wonder, with which he challenged the Goa
hnent for one thousand dollars. at the City
of Washington, in the feur nae heats, she
beat the famous running mare Gentle Kitty
by Archibald, and won many other fine rs-
ces; though MaFylander was ruined as re-
Ger by imprudent management atthree years
Ole, at which time he ran at Baltimore, and
could have distanced the field but bouited.
and from that time could not be kept to tn
course.-Ihose who saw him run declared
him TO be the fleetest animal that ever ran os
the Baltimore course.
WILLIAM THORNTON.
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RI ,rEpY FoR ReTs IN HORSES.

First edrsncA the hsrse with a'qaart OF
fresh milk, with as much honey, molssses.
or sugar n 1t rs it win dissolve. Then lefhm
resttwo hours. In the meantime prepare a
solution Of salt and water as strong as it can
be made by boiling, and atthe end Of the two
bours,give a pint of it cold. At the end oil two
hours more, give a pint oflinseed oil "
The above is given upon the authority OF
Mr lewis AN tnc "American Farmer" who
states that he has not known it fail once IN
fity years. 1t has this to recommended,
which many Of the remedies IN these cases
shnve motif 10 safe aud .ianocent. But we
have see. too often tho failure oil inialble
remedies to place implicit faith in any Of
ehem
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-29
from the Missouri Republican, Feb. i6.l

from the Missouri Republican, Feb l6.l
Political Conuna,q,ms is the Jack
son party like brick wall' Because II ITS
parts were not held together 10y Cay, 'hey
would soon fall asundeF
WHY is Gen Jackson like Robinson Cru
Soc Because he is Lord Of the Jol and ths
biste"
Again. WHY'S General Jackson like &c
pers! Wa shington? Because he has no chill
dren, and il sixiett high.
WHY is Secretary Eaton ike n hewiidered
boatman on the Lake Of the Woods BE-
cause he has lost himself in a Tnnbes-iake
WHY is Secretary Branch's mind like ocra-
cock Inlet? Because Il must be deepsncd
and enlarged before i. can be OF any use to
the Navy.
WHY is Mr.. Secretary Ingham like Mis-
sour apprentice boy? because he has been
taughtto "rcad. write aud cypher as far a.
the rule of three"
Why is Mr. Secretary Van Buren, like u
riah's wife, Because be has gat on the blind
side of .'the greatest and best Of men"
Why is the Vice President w,liSc molasscs?
Because the Yankees don't like him.
Why is Mr. Postmaster Barry like SIM
pleton who has Just eslne TO a great estate
Because he has turned oft a good old servant,
and filled his place with a poor little Ifobbis.
Why is Col, Benton,hke the prophets Of
oldP Because he is more respected among
strangers than at home.
WHY'S man going to visit the President
like disorderly night walker? Because. he
il conducted by'a police Officer.
Why is Duff Green about to catch fallP
Because no nnan can sit on two stools at
once.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-29
,RETORT COURTEOUS.

The Editor of the ,IIagers-Town Torch
Light, after noticing al article oi,news cop'
ed mt the Baltimore Gazette from an las
tern paper remarkably the way, however
the Editor of tue Gazette always gets the
yeafli~st news of Jackson triumph, and as
always behind his neighbours IN. learning tho
success of e~snti-Jackson party"
Our respectable brother OF the Iereh i.ish'
Il, informed. that the delay which he notices,
is wholly owiug TO the great n'ode'tg Of the
anti Jackson editors, who are slow to "a
,nouuce and no doubt eitsn conceal, the tri-
,umphs Of their party, out OF tenderness 10
tho feeling, OF their opponents.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-29

NAUTION-The subscriber having sus-
~ tanned considerable injury from evil DIS
posed persons, trespassIug on his lands, has
come to the determination not 20 submit to 1t
any longer. He therefore gives notice to eli
spersons thatmay be~found trespasslngs many
way, that he viii put the law in force against
them. However disagreeable this 'nay be,
justice to himself requires it--thereiore, take
notice. JAMES MASON.
Berkeley county, April % 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-29

NoTICE-Hayssg associated Mr.. John
AZ II. Evans Sdh me as a partner. ~.
business wiH ia future be conducted updc,
the RaIne and firm of w IT Compton & Evans.
w. Il. COMPTON.
JOHN II. EVANS
Martinsburg, Apra Is, 1899.
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