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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-02
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGIsLATURE

administrators and guardians, were taker
from the files and committed.
A bill concerning the taxation of cost.
passed to be enacted.
The committee on the judiciary reported
a bill i'll addition to an act entitled an ac
directing the settlement of the estates O
persons deceased, and for the conveyance
of real estates in certain cases, which wa:
read and ordered to second reading TO-
morrow.
In the House, an order of the Senate, ap.
pointing committee to inquire and report
when the legislature may have recess
came down for concurrence, and Messrs
Tufts, Pickard and Bartlett were joined.
A report of the committee appointed 18th
ult. on the subject of exempting from taxa
ton Literary and Religious Funds, declar-
ing that it is not necessary at the present
time to legislate on the subject, and asking
to be discharged from its further considers
tlon-came from the Senate accepted for
concurrence, and were severally made the
orders of the day for Tomorrow.
The bill in addition, to incorporate the
First Universalist Society in Cambridge,
was read twice and ordered to third read
ing Tomorrow.
A bill to secure to the puplick the benefit
OF ornamental trees, passed to a third read
ing.
The original bill concerning mills was
again reported without amendment and f.
nally committed to the committee on the
Judiciary.
The bill to reduce the capital stock ofthe
Boston Bank, passed TO third reading,
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-02
AUCTIONS.
WILL be sold by VEND UE, on MON
DAY, the 22nd day Of MARCH nert, at
a,s,,o ,3cJocL a MI

WtNC U CtUCN, SIs W.T.,
VENHE remaining part of the Personal Es-
IL tate of the late MOSES JONES, consisting of
l Carding- Machine and Picker, Pew il
Lancaster Meeting house. l Horse-Shed near tce
same, ] Share in the Lancaster and Bolton Turn
pike, Chaise, Carts, Wagons, Sait-Pork, Better,
Cheese, Lard, Corn Potatoes, sc.
ALso--all the Real Estate of the deeeas-
ed, consisting of large House, Barn, and out build
ings and about 100 acres of Land OF the Homestead
Wood Lot, and other out lands A plan of the
whole will be exhibited and will be sold in lots if
most agreeable to purchasers.
Said Farm is located near a Saw and
Grist Mill, on Nashaway River, l-2 miles North of
the Church in said Lancaster. O5Sale on the
premises. JACOB FISHER, Auctioneer.
Feb . Is
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-02

STovEs AND SrovE PIPEs.-IMPoRrANr
FACT. A few days since the store occupi-
ed by Thayer g. Clark, in Merchants Row,
was discovered to be on fire. On examina-
ton it was found that the heat from the back
of a small cast-iron stove ip the compiling
room had set fire to the Turing and lathing
through a coat of plaster with which they
were covered. The space between the back
Of the stove and the plastered wall was
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-02
@arrfe1.

In Boston, Joseph Willard, Esq Counsellor at
Law, Of this town, to Miss Susanna H. Lewis,
daughter Of the late Capt Isaiah Lewis.
In Lynn, Mr.. James C. Ward, to Miss Emelne
Brown, Of Boston.
In West-Springfeld Mr.. Asa Austin, to Miss Har-
riet Bow
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-02
Dissolution.

TyHE firm of GEORGE H. HILLS, & co.
u will be dissolved on the first day of April next.
All persons indebted TO them respectfully called
upon to make payment previous to the above date.
GEORGE H. HILLS.
CHARLES H. COLBURN.
Leominster, March 2, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14

i,rrSnnch ms he u to undergo confinement =, hard
labor during 81 years. for another offence. Capt.
al punshments are alrvndy too Frequently In
nietsd, and there w~ro circumstances eonnectcd
wiu, Wilson's eriminali,y. which PLACID him
upon norc favorable ground than Porter occupi-
ed We ough, not perhaps To question the cor
rce,ncss Of the decision Of the court upon the act
Of Congress under which Portr suffered, but NC
do not believe that IL MAS the intention a the le-
gisla,ur,,, 10 make il a capital offence where no
attempt made Co take life Ii the mere
drawing Il weapon, the presenting OF pistol
% enforce submission, be- JnorAnprSs the life 1T
the driver, then there bee no highway robbie
~ &c tic mail which Is no, capital. II is most
unvise policy t6 leave no indurcmcDt 20 robbor
Ia spare life; and If the crime be- the same, She-
,irr he presents his pistol merely, whether he
shoots, the LATTER iii probably in all be n
dop', 4 a. the most convenient and safe method
We cannot believe that it would have been right
20 sacrifice than life offering "a
the offended laws, for robbng the Reading mail
rnd We ARE glad find that Wilson'S life j. saved.
Their, arc few of the Official acts Of General
Jarkson, which We can approve, and man,
which We mus, condemn, tlld We are pleased
When opportunity occurs If bcstou ing praise.
En-. FREL Pass.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14
ADVERTISEMENTS.
To The Clerk of he Supeyio, Com, !,

To The Clerk Of ne Superior CONT or
Lac for The county IF JcB5nsn.
"HEREAS. Rostar wnIr,. J.drs r
w the superior Cour, of Law for N, r,,,
~ OF Jefferson, has failed. IN consequent a..
sickness. for two successive terms. to lall
Court Tor the said county,, R,cn,au /,
PARKER, assigned by the General Com,
pursuance ~ the act en,iilcd. IAN .e,tor-,
vide Tor holding specisl terms of the Suurr..,
Courts OF Law IA certain cases" nasal g,,
March, 1896. To hold a Count @, the .
County. do hereby sppoin, Spro,sl lem, =
the Superior Court oi Law. ,o be hel,, r.tr..
said County OF jefferson, 10 comn,rc, ~
Tuesday the 2O,h De, OF JULY next AMI 7
do therefore, hereby direct Won 20 ri,t e..
tice thereof, 10 the Cummonw An,
ney, TO the other Officers OF ue Court. ,ri 10,
the parties charged orim,psll, aud ~ ,..,..
all necessary process, IN civil A. vel .. p,
criminal Gases. retuTusble 10 such ~r.r NJ
Session which process the sheriff 10 brtrl
to execute, as we'll as 10 summon A Grand ia.
~ and Ncnires to attend tie SAD Sp,ri.,
Court, under the same limitation, and re,t,..
tons rs m the case O'sre gulsr Cour' IN cerr,c
And do hereby require all the Oiisrer, a. tle
sad Court. 20 do aud perform ~ such ae,, Il
duties AZ they would be required to p,r', m
At regular Term Of the .aid Cour, t.,,.
under n, hand aud zeal this 18th tay n
bruary. 1850
RICHARD T.. PARKER, H..
June so. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14

.Hiong dip. An accident lately han.
pened TO commercial gentleman. " no,
IN the course of his business. had occa.
s'on TO enter soap and candle manu-
factory IN Change Alley, London,
Which, as - has been unattended with
serious consequences, may be repeat.
ed Tor amusement. The gentleman al.
ludcd TO was descending some steps
adjoining the melting vat, when his
foot slipped. he was preeipitated into
the agreeable liquid. A workman WHO
was by, seized him rs he rose, but from
the uDciioUs nature of his covering, he
vas again consigned TO the vat. A &C.
o"nd pull eXtrioated the sufferer. in the
shape oi tremendous candle, the
whole outward man being encased With
tailow.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14

COmr'issiOners Office. Chorlestovu.2
JuSE %, 1880. :
THE parties Interested il. The shove orc
hereby notified, that shall, ~ the Office
ioress'd. on Saturday tbs z4th day o. Ia'Y
next at O'Clock. A. NJ. enter upon he e,
eeuiion Of The above order. and cortnus
from day 10 day until my rrpor, be couV.,-
ted; wheo and where tbey will sttepi " d
the necessary pspers
" wOKTHINGToN, Ms Can
Jnna IS. 1910.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14

According 10 accurate calculations.
founded upon the actual consumption
OF meat IN London and Paris, q Is Is.
timatej that the inhabitants Of the frs,
named city consume snnuslly la Ib..
OF meat per head, While the Parisians
only consume SO lbs.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14

VIRGINIA, TO W.T.:
IN the Superior Court or Chancery holden
At Winchester The l0,h da, of April, 1850
Nimrod HUI and Fanny his uife .Jer..
miah Cooper. husband Of Narg s..
late Mary .af,ceN, UuhGm Stone and
Elizabeth has uite, and Samuel III
rel. Wiiiiam .if,rtN, John .li,rtA.
Thomas .7i,ceH, huty .4ftceH, eaf
Julian .hiceH, Tie three last no,ac!
being infants Jy UiMiam +. Iocs.
their neH friend, Distributes IF Tho
mas .7ttceH, dce'd, PIAINrltrs,
AGAINST
John Griggs, administrator Of Thomas
.7tUeH, deed. Hamilton J,1erson.
eyecutor Of Smith Slaughter. dee',
and Samuel Cameron.
DEFENDASTs,
lilS cause came on To be heard ,L,s l0,h
- day Of April. 1880. upon The plsiDUf,
o'i'. end II apPesrins that the ..oyGoa %
MS cause has been served upon he Jtf,Ha
ants more ihsu four months. and hey ha,-
ing failed 10 snswer.--Il - odjudesd order
ed, and decreed, that Master Conm,.tcucg
"orihingioD do settle, STATE, and report tte
account oil lie defendant, John Grigg. ~
administrator of Thomas Aiwtll. dec'J wa
the estate OF las intestste setting forth Lsg.
icuiariy ihe sun due To each OF The plaza.
tia,, IS distrihutoss Of tho said Thops. A.
well, together with all ms,ters deemed per
ineos ny himself, or particularly rep red
oy any VI tho parties; And IL - fuI,hrr -.
dered. that the defendant. John Grieg, 10
produce To the said eommis.ioner. the ,u,,t.
tory, sPprsisenent. asd account Of sale 81
ssid estate. a cop. --T.st-,
DAN'L LEE, G
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14

VASE Iiefefs 49, pi,ts D Qpa,fe, ~
10 be drswa on the A, DC pbn IT,
eOV' prizes ~ 81 10 be awarded 10 ffo hft
secosd ~ ibnd division, to BE dsiermfu,e
inst Which may draw the capital priyc Of
oOVo-so hat The holder q three hekew
oss 10 each division, . esfisln Of 600 pffs
snd may draw four.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14

including the Captain. None wer.,,
jured on board the Grampus. ~,
rate had crew Of so men. and =,
slaves On basrd. Both vessels No..
ceedcd TO Pensacola RQH. Io,
Smuggling. AT the late term %
the United States Circuit Cour,. 10,
at Windsor. VI. Daniel Hudson a.,
Englishman, was amerced in ,lc,e,,t
sum ct $4,000 aud costs e SUI a..
smuggling goudN from Canada into d i.
States. A seizure TO the amo,,,
$4,000 had been made By the Con-
tor 1T Boston. and the action ac,,,..
him was brought IL recover the ner,l
~ Of tour times the amount Of ,o1I.
illegally passed. Hudson i. bel,.,eI
Ia be only the agent of some e.,e,,,,'
house either IN Canada OF England
Charleston Iovyi,,.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14

The v. 8 Bank shares were quoted
At London on the 18th Nav. a, las
los. 60 eco, with dividend from tst Of
Jauasry.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14

Tickets 70 be bad IN ,he shove orery,
NE stores Of Nessrs. Joseph O.. RusseIi 4 60
hafpeFs-teffy Of tiF. a. u. ks,t, sefi
held 81 hess,s. jefferson 4 CIevei.al
Sha''s,lovn ~ Ne Charles iIsfpsf. shsf
herd''ow"i sol NJ. wn sturrs, D.fkesylls
MAJ q, 100.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14

n Pirate fokcn.--A letter from N.
Boston Palladium Office, states tba,
the I. ;. sChr. Grampus, Lieut.. Mavo.
sailed from Cape Hayden. JoDe 4. and
same night spoke brig Kremlin. from
Antwerp for 81. Jsgo-who unframed
That y suspicious looking sehr. rad
been alongside and ordered them a.
se"O boat on board. bat the brig be.
hg armed, Kept them Of. The Gram.
pos immediately vent ga pursuit, and
on coming up with the sehr. fired eun
to winds ard, 70 bring her io--but she
returned the shot and endeavored 20
escape. The p'fste continued 6finv
upon Tie Crsmpus, until second
broadside Irons the latter disabled her.
and compelled her to surrender. Ten
men were Killed en- board the pirate.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14

~ M l'sc celebration :, ws.b;,,,o. "a. -
VIC A""''er'a'y q Americas Indepcndcnse.
Joas DrSsfyc ga sesidelssily k,iled
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14

In the ship France. from Havre. Just
arrived at New York. came passenger
Ills Exeellency JEAN BArTisrE Roux
DE- kocnELLE. Minister Plenipoteptia-
~ from France to the United States.
h's lady aud four servants. Nat. Int.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14

Success il,e lDver. and freedom 10 the lave
By a W Manning. Senstor woodbur,
OF Nsv Hampshire he rock Of Reu Ping
land democrscy-upon that rock 81 81,
buiid my faith. and the gates Of He'll shall
no, prevail against e."
ny He7yy Mfp>s. Old hickory, make.
700 rods tor correction Of error, for the Dur
public virtue. -'''' ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-30

~ The seventh Exhibition of the Fredericksburg
Agricultural Society took place, according to no
tice, on Thursday and Friday last. Many, par
ticuiarly from distance, we're doubtless prevent
ed from attending, in consequence OF the very
indictment weather which prevailed for several
DAYS previous: and, accordingly. the display was
not nor could IT have been expected to be, equal
e. many that have preceded 1t. There were,
understanding, number of horses on the
ground on Thursday-some fine beeves, and as
god mutton. perhaps, as was ever seen IN this
place.
On Friday the display of domestic Manufac-
lures took place in the Town Hall.-This is al
wavs the most interesting part of the exhibition,
and never fails to attract crowd Of visltors.-
On the present occasion a number of articles
were presented by the fair manufacturers. We
are no conn0isseurs in these matters, and of
course cannot speak particularly of their quality
IA pair of blankets from Culpeper, appeared to
be Of very superior manufacture. There VAS
great variety Of CoanteTpane,, Carpeting. &c.
fredericksburg Herald.
-saaHeen-
Interesting Facf.-Ne learn from upquestiOn-
able authorize, that the tolls Of the New York
Canals this wear will exceed those Of 1929, BY
SI6O. 900 TO ; 100000. This fact, though I'M
portaut in itse' is still more so as showing ma
tcriaI increase IN the amount ,f',u~ 'rra ...de.
n. =. sssr. q ssm,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25
b The Governor sfM. GOmms.rueolth Of Virvinir
A PROCLAMATION

HAHIREAs the Convention which Assem-
w bled in the city of Richmond, on the
ISL Monday in October, 1899, pursuant to
v, to CONSIDER, discuss. and propose a new
PROSTITUTION, or siterstons and amendments to
<he existing constitution OF this commonw cath, >
bve adjourned sine die. after having agreed up
- az amended constitution or forn OF Govern.
Bent, TO be submitted TO the people, and 10 be
~ ttem ratified or rejected--I, William B.
Lies, governor, have thought propes, by and
<Sitb the Sdyice the council Of state. 10 snske
&oc,amat.v, aod do now hereby proclaim,
&at the said c'anveaton did on the l5tt day OF
nusry, in this present year, 1880, adjourn
be de-and do direct that the said amended
.cons,itution or forcn Of government for this
commonsealth, shalt be published once a week
1pr three successive months, together with this
Hfoclsmstion, in such newspapers rs by advice
~ council were directed to publish the act of
me general assembly of Virginia, to organize
Aconyentiop.
GIVEN under my hang as governor,
aud under the seal of the ccmmon
WEAL] wealth al Richmond, this 18th Gay
Of January, 1850.
Nm. b. GILES.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25

IL. That the people have q right to uniform
goyernment; and, therefose, that 40 geyernms nj
separate from, or independent Of, the go,ero.
ment OF pHyinia. ought to be erected or est.b.
iished wthio the tnlts thereof.
-. That no free government, or the bless.
,og OF liberty, can be preserved to any people.
Out BY irm adherence to justice moderation.
temperance, frngality and virtue, and by fre.
qesn' recurrence TO fundamental principles.
10. That religion, os the duty which we owe
% our Creator, sad The manner OF dischsrging
ean I've directed only by reasen and conv.c.
ton, Dot by torce and violence; aud therefore
al uen are equally eo,i,led to The free exercise
OF religion, according to the dictates Of con.
sciences and that it is the mutual duty of all TO
Practise Christian forbearance, love, aud .chasi.
~ towards each other.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25
RuBLisHED, wKKKIr,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS.


- TAFAHLE IN ADNAhtki
Ok TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
AFTER THE rEAk EXPIRES.
i ONO paper discontinued until all arrears.
6es are paid up, except at the discretion of
HE Editor.
advertisements inserted at the rate OF
Ne dollar per square for the three first inser.
Ans, and twenty-five cents per square for each
Dubscquent insertion.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-08

subscriber has on hand
Il and iu'"vds consta, tly keeping. varie
ty of PLOUGHS, of the very rest quality
A ). CHAMBERS
.MatipsElrg, ,1fdr-I r. 2so,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-08

By the solicitations ofssveral ofmy friends,
and believe friends 80 the gosd people 81
eur county, have come to oiler ny services
A. the next session Of Assembly. provided
4eet the good opinion aRabeeome the choice
O a sufficient number Of voters ofsaid county.
I must confess my little ability to serve them
IN The capacity Of LcaIeiator, but ,tboHgh
smal, all my ability shall be exosted to ser,e
fhem to the beat OF nv knowledge, aud wfil
gladly receive Instructions ia hat important
busness harter Hlysoi! taat noas will ven
sure 70 doubt my integaty, for this reason:
have acted 40 public capacity row ups aitis
OF thirty years. ana have continued. as get,
without aaimpeachment, though ia that case
A~as more competent and tiunk AIN Ss
well kaowB throughout our county as, per
haps, any other Of the candidates therefore !
think to proceed differently, as 10 the mode
OF elechonsering, my method being 20 inform
all. offer my services, and then submit TO
eheir judgment. and if they find reason to
give me their voice IT viii be thankiIGiy Teeei
we'd. i hope that there is none thst viii think
less Of their offered candidate for non visiting
item in person TO request their votes in bis
kvor; then he pleased TO let this be sufficient,
provided cannot call on you rs has beea
customary, aud be assured ] viii he thankful
D. al who may make me one Of their choice,
while remain their respectful and o6edleBt
servant. JAMES NJ SVliLAT.
March IS, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-08
To tie Totar Of Aforxnn Cosn:u

TIE ELEvENrH AND rosIr1vELy r;lr r4sY
TTNr-i have offered myself candidate ia
repFesent you in the Legislature Of ;hi. State
SOW the eIeUe,i2a tins. am known believe.
70 al the good people Of the county. n-en,
women aud children have not been otfead-
ed, fellow citizens, al your treatment 10 nc
80 far, but If you refuse % elect roe gafy,
vVlll take il for granted The county Vi Rf3e-
gan can get along well enough withou. ny
services. now therefore Tor 'he last ,ime,
throw myself upon your kindness.
WILLIAM SMITH
March IS. 1890.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-08

gT-We are authorised TO announce 10 tao
hceholders of Berkeley county. tlat Gen
ELISHA BOYD and CHARLES JAMES
FAULKNER, ESQ. viii serve in tbs usxt
Senerai Assembly. if elected.
sy-NVe are authorised to announce ta tho
freeholders of Jefferson county that JOHN 8.
GALLAHER, Esq il u sandidate for the
next General Assembly
93-We are authorised 70 announce tn the
eeeholders Of jefferson county that DANIEL
MORGAN, Esq. is q candidate for the mel
General Assembly.
gT-We are authorized 70 announce TO the
freeholders Of Morgan county. that GASSA-
WAY CROSS, ESQ. will be candidate ios'
Abe next General Assembly.
give are authorised to announce TO the
freehoiders of Morgan county, that MIR.
JOHN O'FFRRALL win bea candidate fcsr
the next Genera, Assembly.
Sg.Ne are authorised to announce 10 the
freeholders OF Morgan county ,thatAIrJAMFS
nj WHEAT Will be Candidate for tie
oeI, General Assembly.
gy-We are authorised to announce to the
fseholders of Morgan county, that Mr.
w bl1A4IhNI CfiA1 Is MAIN
Cor the nexr General Assembly
1g&We are authorlzed To announce 30 tls
freehollers of Morgan county, that ISAIAH
BUCK, Esq isa candidate for the next Goa
sral Assembly.
Awe are authorized 10 announce TO the
f. holders Of Morgan county, that Mr.
JEREMIAH HAYWOOD syili be a candid
ate Tor the next General A assembly.
&g~We are authorised TO ano6uncc 70 the
freeholders Of Morgan county, shat Mr.
ANDREW MICHAEL win be candidats
for the next General Assembly.
give are authorised TO announce 20 the
Gecha iders of Morgan county. that Dir.
WILLIAM HARMEsON WILDE acandi3,
ate for the next General Assembly.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-08

TO VIZ Uttfs q 'fHlstHf UJt'FtkU
JEREMIAH HAYWOOD once more Of
fers himself as candidate 10 represent the
go51 people of this county in tn Legislature
deoelyed IN bis political sentiments, it IS sta
tod az foIiows: lie protests asn,,ts! tte oolv
Cor,stttutt9,i thus ft; Egt Ire Ri. Is 81 .SuE
fro hos not been rightly e ,Ad,3 thai the .
leetio1 If Offices hao ,t4 beer .s,~,ted as IN 0
the States, together tctti marry st|t, 6iecfj@as.
He betsoes tbs al men bgnaws q, ,cY,ail and
fee, md ought 10 snJoy cqrG! hbefty 50 .Ja. os
elsg &c. c0,sstsn'ty.
MafcE Is. Is3a
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-08

kfY virtue Of decd of trcst from James
Ed Stephenson and Ann his wife, bearing
dste en- the 9Th day OF June, 1921, aud now
Of record il the county court otl}erkele}, INC
undersigned Will, on .hin'1'Ej Tie zta day
house duo,, ia JHatjuyb,s4, oitcr ior sale, al
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-08

NTENV SPRING GOODS.-EVc have the
~ pleasure OF informing orr friend and
the ritlzens generally. thai We have just re-
tur7ed from the City with anew aud splendid
assortment ~
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-08
.u.sssnss considerable

TOTTCE.-naSing sustained eonsaacratse
IN loss BY fire on the 18th last. some OF my
customers might suppose that my ba'incss
might he stopped thereby for short tHS@
but this will infsrm them that it has not been
The case, with the exception of emily few
DAYS after the disastrous occurrence took
place. bave
GOOD STOCK OF LEATHER
on hand. wherewisn | am ready TO supply my
friends and customers at oil times, and here
by huinbly solicit their centina nee as Gus
TONERS and friends for the future, as ! sh'.-
always endeavor to merit Sb;ue Of patron
age. | continue to pay cash, as usual, for
HIDES and SKINS: also wish to punches
l,rge quantity of c HESNDE-OAk BARK
the ensuing bark season, for which "lu as
gre cash. | must also remind L Sc ID
know themselves indebted 30 me tn CON
forward and make prompt payment, cthel
wise their papsrs NUT he transferred, as m'
present situation will not adrnit OF any .longe>
Indulgence.
IFemais the pubIsss humble servant,
&. DF|INNEY.
Martin sburg, March %, 1853.