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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-04

DrNtF7s 'HaNJ q oVO, -7TO, &c.
Whoie iichots lG, shares Ia proportion.
g. Orders tor Tickets IN The above Mag
nificsnt Scheme promptly aud con:iuentialiy
attended to If addressed to CLARKE 4
coos, (agcE;s lol Yatcs q NJ Iuiyle, W heel
Ing, Va.) who have SOLD nore Capital n IZes
in The same time than any veudei IN the Uni
ted states. As tickets are generally scarce
in these large schemes, c. GeIs should be 5. at
as eaiiy as possible,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-04

GdAUIlON!-Having sustained very serI
" Gus injury from trespsssers on my Lot
in M4rtinsburg, such as stealing my fruit,
trampins under foot vegetables o. all kinds.
has determined me to submit TO 1T no longer
| nov give fair warning TO all such persons
in future, that the law shall be put in It's most
rigid terms against all such, who may, "a the
least particular, be caught on my premises
in an unlawful way
SAMUEL SILVER
.NatmsJ,ag, July 81, l331.-3i
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-04
NEW ESTABLISH ENT.

CD Ohm FOSTER, f-om Umche,ter. nc
specially informs the ciuzcnsoi MaitInsbur4
AUD IT. VICINITY. lhs: he mas commenced tnt
WATCH AND CLOCK MAAlAG III.
,iN t.NS a few doors west Of Nj kIoeson
Tavern, where he vii Be happy TO accom-
n'oaa'e al who may please to favour hilR. ii
his line OF business
\. b. He repairs watches Of all dtscrip
lions. musical beA,s, and all jobs m the Sh
eersmithing and Jewelry l'ue OF business.
5larunsburg, July ii, 1854.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-04
IgAHsHAL'S sALE-Pursuart 10 de-

HEAksffAL'S SALE-Pursuartts ade-
I'VE creetaI order Of the Superior Court OF
Cbancery holden at Winchester, rendered
on the 27th day Of November. 1880, where
in Bethuel Middleton is complainant and Jo-
seph Henderson and others are defendants
Will be exposed Tor sale, at public auction,
on Monday the sIh day ef SiugISt Tcrt, before
the door OF the court house OF Berkeley
county, the following described TRACTS
or LIND; one tract containing 81 acres,
hing on the western drains OF Back creek,
ia said county, adjoining The lands OF James
Gano aud Others, also one other tract, bIns
in said county, on the SIDE OF toe Little noun
tains, on the west SIDE oil Back Creek, and
adjoining the lands of Morrow aud O.
theirs, and the same conveyed by the deien
dan, Joseh Henderson TO David Henderson
on the SIN day OF March, 1928. or SO much
thereof as shall be sufficient 10 discharge the
debt and costs due the plaiatlti. to be pom
ted out by the SAID Joseph Henderson u be
Ghosts 10 DO so. Terms OF sale: one shrd
Of the parchase-money viii be required III
hand, and the balance in two equal pay ments
Of SIX and twelve months, with interest from
the DAY OF sale until paid. Bonds and Sc
curity and deed of trust on the premises
sold, will be required oi the purchaser to Sc
cure the deferred payments. Sale vii com
mence at | ] O'Clock, a M.
NATHANIEL SEWERS. DIN for
John 5. .dasiA, iuis .iarShal w. e. d.
June ofl IS,i is
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-04

NYOTiCE Those who became p1rcha
~ sers at the sale IF tie personal proper
fy of john s. .Setbert. deceased, are notified
that their respective obi satiOns fell due OF
the 25lh last month, and that prompt pay
ment must he made. as il Is the intention Of
The Undersigned 10 bring the estate toa spec
ly settlement. Versions who placed &C
counts. sc In the hands OF the deed ia hi,
lifetime 10 collect as Constable. will cal
and lift The same forthwith
HENRY }. SEIBERT, FER.
Berkeley county, July II. ls3l.---3l
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-04

TsiLLS AND LAND FOR SAIL i
I'VE wish 10 sell my MILLS and liiiy acres
OF LIND. at the Mouth OF Optquon @ k,
Also FIRM Of two hundred acres OF land
near The Meuth of Opeguon, WITH comioFia
bic building, and the land in good state Of
cultivation, Possession wall be given Of the
Mills al any ti,ue, and OF the Farm on the
first day of April next. II not sold by the
6sst day ci October next, viii be offered at
pubic sale, on the premises. Terms wall be
made to suit purchasers. Good paper or
Negroes will be i4keD n part.
JAMES FORMAN.
.Mout5 Of CpsQ4an, Juty 81, lojl-n
cTUFF, &c FOR SALE have on
- hand, and for sale, large quantity OF
b AIN, SHORTS, Snip STUB, ana
BYE JAMES FORNAN.
Mouth OF opequon, July II. 1881,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-04

- tIFIEt.N DOLLARS RE
ESyf 4 WARD-Straye OF stolen from
the pasture of Mir John Nong,
ssSssssasSj.sx GA Tuscarora, two miles from
.'.vt,itsi".r., ON Saturday night 18th ult. a
BAY HORSE, four years Old, about la
hands b.sh, three black legs, and has
fore left leg Is OF srey,,n colour from the
knee Gown, has a small star IN his fare head,
On ms iett SIDE waere the saddle goes, there
IS SIN al light mark about the Sue Of halt
doilai. res"mbh IA saddle mark. bu' IS not,
on close examination, he has sogae white
mars on bis body; shod before with slice, tor
SHOES he has no other marks or braBa boat
him. will g,ce Fifteen Doilais Reward 10
any person who Hiay tike up and return sal
horse to me. or give mio, maIion 50 that imay
! hln dgo.n. purchase SAID horse from, oul
drove some time back, and have reason 10
! TANK be is r1t sts!es, bat trayed-Shuulu
nc be SisIsn. Wal glyea reward OF thtij,
collars FOR he recovery ofthc horse and con
r!cuUn Vi le thief.
THOMAS +. FINSEL.
July ID, ISL
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-04
July % 1881. ,

TsRICK FOR SALE The subscriber
LIB has just finished burning, and offer for
sale. a kiln of choice BRICK, among them,
the best paving bri,k ever offered Tor sale in
this country MICHAEL SEiBEkI.
July 2o. 1851.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-04

SADDLING.-The sub
scrber respectfully in
forms the puolic dat he
still e~frles on, at his oid
establishment, near the
Market House, the Sad
dstag Bus!.cesS. in all its
various branches. Hav-
ing Lately been 10 Balti
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-04

Whole Tickets l6 Quarters a
Halves 3 Eighths 2
- Packages Of 10 tickets IN this lottery
contain all The numbers, from to Sc lnclu
slve,) and ut,ist of necessity draw al least sSl
6ouett, with so many chances for The capita
prizes These who prefer adventnring IN
this wa, can receive Managers certificates Of
packages emitting the holders to all they may
draw over sSl 60, tbs amount oil the small
prizes: thus,
certificate for a package of 10 whole.
tickets may be bad for $40 40
A certificate OF IL half tickets for % 20
do IL quarters do ~ 81
do ~ eighths do Is 50
Tickets and shares and packages, may be
had IN the greatest variety OF numbers al the
office Of tae .'Ioaagers, Pennsylvania Aveune
next door 10 Gadsby's Hotel, Waahinston
City.
Otders from the country by mail, post paid
or by private hand, will receive the most
prompt attention, and the Register con
tanning an official account of the drawing for
warded Immediately on its event.
gg-Address (post paid)
YATES * MINTYRE Managers,
June 25. 1881. Washington City.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-04

NEW SPRING GOODS. The subscri-
x bers would inform their friends and Us
toners that they have just retained from Bal-
timoge, and are now opening very splendid
and general assortmentof FASHIONABLE,
STAPLE and F.4NCY GOODS, all Of
which we are determined to sell al such phi
ces as cannot tail to please.
NM LONG & ca.
May II 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-04

q SLEC TON NO i1CE.-NOtlce Is here
Il by given, that an election VIII be bed
Al the court house OF Berkeley county, on
Monday the 9Th day of August next. to
choose one lit pero0n 10 represent the district
of Berkeley, Hampshire, Hardy, j. iforson,
ami Morgan. in the next congress OF the y.
nited States; and two lit persons 10 represent
the county Of Berkeley in the next house OF
delegates
PHILIP N3DFNBOUSCH,
Sheriff q Bersetty county
July II, i83l.--te
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-04
Martinsburg July %. 1881.

ENULLiNG, DYING, AND DRESSING
e. OF CLtTH. &c.--Ihe subscribers re-
spectiuly inform the public, that IN addition
to the manufacture Of al! kinds OF woollen
goods they are pow ready to receive every
description of country work, such as ulti"g,
Ding, and Dressing Of Cloth, Blankets, / ta's.
net, and all kinss OF FANCY DYING; all
Of which shall be doue in the best manner
and on the shortest notcs. As one OF the firm
will devote his whele attention 70 The perform.
snce of work entrusted To their care. they
hope to receive a liberal share. Of the pubic
patronage They still continue to pay the
highest price in cash for WOOL.
JOHN n. RIDDLE & Co.
July %, 1881
e. n. B. All kinds Of country produce
will he taken in payment Tor work at the
Casa price.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-04
4 CATALOGUE

al SsA - - w " 80
Of Capital Prizes sold at cur office in few
months back.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-04

Il INSEED OIL,-Just received and Tor
-E-A sale by HOGAlRE & BOYD.
March 81, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-04

L!'-Thelhighest price given fos
w Wool by w. n. THOMPSON.
June 80, 1851
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-04
ISFALLIBLE


WORM DESTROYING DROPS
FEyHIS MEDICINE is confidently offerss
81 to the public as a superior article for &c.
stroying and expelling Worms from the syx
TEN. 1t is mild in its operation, and may d.
given to an infant with perfect safety.
CERTIFICATES.
We, the Undersigned, do certify. that we
have used in eur families The Worm Destroy
ing Drops. prepared and sold by CHARLES
RICE, Williams Port, Md. and find ihemts
be highly sficacious aud vaLuatte Medicine
DR. Fan Lear, Henry Sinemetts,
James ShoGE, Henry Grosh,
Jesse Long. Hugh Long,
~ Hammond, r. Summers,
George Stake, a. Friend.
.Michael Keeps,
do certify, that child of mine s years
old, by taking phial of the above Drops,
expelled better than four hundred worms -
The first passage about so were removed.
JAMES DUGAN,
Berkeley county, Virginia.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-07

C tfie fitoIlc, liidt t15t1 i1sld tcai gS-
 yed ioy their rulers, alsd tt..tsi tic ke- goIution of July calls now for foree atst eoaeert, not tears and regiets sIte es- |citement was aiarmlngiy general ard some crlmiHai excesses were committed. The obnoxious ministers Ill tIieif pas sage through the streets, escaped. clly through a casually. the effects oi per sonal sioiepes. sGToiaiI; GToiaiIo soi iiissi eiit#5i out for Napoleon tue ssccond-ior the Emperor, aud tlie itepuble; isfany ar rtsfss have Ilsas .e ,essis made hlst lsssz 2 Ateslal Guard showed themselves feluctantif. representing the mob ;wtio were dispefs- led by the uoopsof the line. fms fact is ominousiy important as indicating tie general character of the popular dis |content with the ministers. 4 cIu1 charged with the desfgn, coyertlJ ex- pressed, of forming barricades n faris, had been brolNenup, and the sudden en Iergy of the ministaa, had tended to si-. llefice ten ttccfs:aPer rariiis ii not to dlsarn the Iresentments of the people.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-07
RESURRECTION AT MADEIRA.


 \ vessel had arrived atMadeira, which states that in consequence Of a report that the French squadron had forced the Bar of Lisbon, and was iIl possession of the River Tagus, revolt among the islands had taken place III favor of Donna Maria, which however was quelled by the governor after some trouble. This official had thought pro. per to accuse the English Consul oi |having circulated this news, and had placed that finetionary under arrest m the Consulate House, a large body ef troops preventing all ingress or egresss and he intended to keep the English Consul thus confined until further ad. vices from Lisbon.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-07

According to the New York MeF. cantile Advertiser, Capt. Groskles. GGrosklses. 2. ,. the packet ship Pacific, has completes his hundred aad siuty-second passage .. cross the Atlantic. Can any otne'. navigator say as much
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-07

aUy ELF CL1AiINlo' =
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
"A l.egionary oUvt

EOR the lst Regiment. Cd Brigade. N ID G. will
T. he held at the house formerly occupied the In
dian Queen Tavern. Saturday the oh day ct An
gust. All fines imposed at the last Bitt,ii0n Court
can be RENTED al this Court for good si,ewn.
GEOhGE BRENT,
~ 29-eut6N Aug Adiutsnt.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
Wool Carding at Occnquan.

TIME inform the public that
they are ready for the reception Of parcels. and
viii endcavor give satisfaction 10 all who may send
their Wool to their Csrding Mills.
PRICES.
For cardng plain wool 81 cents per ID
For do aud gressing q do do
J. Y. "a. IANNEY
tune 30-eo2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
NanteA to purchase,

4 GOOD healthy Black Man. from 20 TO IS years of
~ age For one of good CHARACTER liberia! price
will be paid. Apply to the Printer. iy2 6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06

A stereotype edition, upon beautiful paper, of
the Life Of John Wesley, the founder of the Me-
thodist society, has been published in New York.
We have not read the whole of the volume, nor
is it necessary we should do SO to offer an opinion
of the work. The book, too, can be admired
without an assent TO the doctrines of Wesley, as
distinguished from that Of other EpiscOpalians.
The life of sectarian leader is one Of activity
and interest-one of sacrifice for conscience sake
and its record will always be read with inter-
est BY those who delight in watching the opera
ton of strong mind, and seeing the influence
thereupon of triling circumstances John Yves
lev was man of education, and we are glad to
perceive, in the society which he founded, and
which is one of the most numerous of Protestant
Christians, increasing and successful efforts to
supply their preachers with that education which
is now SO essential to the successful and accepta-
Bile preaching Of Christianity.
The history of the Wesleysis, its extent, the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07
From he Richmond Comp,iek.

NEW SPECIES OF oMUn0LiNG.
The correspondent VINO COMMUNICATE the
following, assures us tina, the facts are undenia.
bic.
On Sunday morning last, as the Steamboat
Richmond, Captain Chapman, was pre- psrins
To leave the sh-rf, a sooi! lady of rather bulk,
appearance, ,ot nndiiy OF form, n IN q dtieate
siyaton, applied tor her passage 70 Norfolk.
She va decorated III tue usntl mauu-r, with
h ha'r neatly plated ,ornsnented with combs.
Ne. The Captain. although ceis bra,ed Tor ns
p %,ilieness to tue lsdi S, resp cifaIiy s,ked tho
Jair dansel for her tree payer. they were in
medisIeiy produced. II fortunately happened
hat one OF our police WAS present. who. upon
exaiuination, discovered tha, the clerks signa-
tury Wa. a forgery. Inc captain then w,Iiin .
ly relinquished MS amlahie chaige-shs was
Conducted 10 The cage. and there submitted 10
the gaze o. The Argus eyed guardians OF the
night. They very soon discovered that ihr Ia.
~ was mol exactly as sue ough, 10 be. A fur
tier eAaiD rnatIon then took pls.r. aud after
disfobmg her ladysh Ola slft. pantaloons,
waistceas, &c, &c, all neatly loids4 arouud lh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07
MELANCHOLY rUlClDE.

The graf raItlrsnahe AZ tue American Mo
senm, t1r gigaat,c product of We ciinrS, tx
pIrpd y"StrIhny about noon, having, II Is sup
posed, caused ms owR death BY 5ning II IT,
self. II the fat he well ascerIAiaed there Is
40 lhugPr ans reason 10 disheilev- the iruih OF
lhr old stoty of tnr scorpion. wno, when sur
escape, is said 10 dtrt his sting into his own
head. The net wh,ch caused The death OF Ihn
srrpent Is supposed IN have Uern committed
thI"e pr tour days SINCE. He has been ever
since in n sta'e OF extreme exciirmeni, lrtqueut-
ly striking hrs head against, the bars OF The cage.
by which IL vas muCn bruised, aud the blood
flowed freely. A ne~ cage WIS prepared Tor
nim, INTO which h WAS nut Yesterday morning
IL Wa, flesh painted add il ~ supposed tn.
unaholesutue IN WA Of he pant FASTENED bis
death. IL reuHIHs are It'll In the museum
Tor pnhic Inspection tomorrow they will be
removed ia, pTrsrrsauoa. HIS companions,
the two other snakes, are welfand support The
los, u is SAL, wlth grea, cUmposur1.
This rsl,lesnnku has been called the African
ratilrsnakr bu, 'mprope, ly. The CrotaiUs
horriduS i. an Amorlcsn serpent. The 10 low
Ing Is said 10 he The hr@o,, OF The individual il
question:. lie was caught among The Iocks Of
,n,s country. carried TO Algiers. and placed 10
the Menasr RE oil thp Dey. la the Climate Of
Afrlcs, favorable, II should seem, 10 the growth
ol the serpent X nd. he mcreased to a slZt una.
sual Ia the cou .try OF his origin. On The TIA
king oil AigitIs, tie h1enage,ie tell into the
hands III the capiors an wa carried 10 France,
from whtnee tae snake was brought 10 tne u.
States. IN, \ paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07

An I SADDLE an oianK I were tas"n nj
We OF my horsr, ~ Esursjiy the 3IinJ.
'hile ne was standing tied beiSern main street
ind Friends vareucdse. Inc s4iils was neariY
Jew, the howstn made OF blue cl1ih, veto"
POINTS, yellow Cord Oh the inside OF he points.
covered bo,,es. aad plaieS ,ton s,mtap,, tice
M heavy. the a,cve reward wui be n'ld
or the rpcpvery o. me articles. by .,e sub, 'ri'
EEL, al the opau, Spring. in Ca nptell county
ROBERTSON {. PuGL.
Nov. l..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07

TIE CONVICT S-rhe Rev. Mr.. Pottef, n
Ms ionay 10 lie Cherokee. ~no comfy "a,
scI through iIis cit. informs us that be SAL
Nessrs. Worcester sli Boiler, a iew days ago
IN the peni,eniafy u Mdiedgesdie Tic say
they ale cherriil aud nanpy. lbis "ss ~.
pected. We have ufea rssd ~ Others devoted
To he same pnrs ats, inspired sitb me santf
seDi,n gts, singing AID rejoicing amidst The
flames lhul desouved tlIsn. We ste glad,
however, 10 learn. that thy are treated vii.
eyr0 the respect due 10 cni4cns and clergymen.
Ihey WIRE equipped IN The CoArse unitJr,n Of
,hc prison, WIN tho usual badges oil Cr'ninal,
attached. One u ihrm Is employed in making
bedsleats, and The other ~ turning n ldipe
wheel, grinding, Ike Samson, IN his pti.on
huu c. We propose that they shpnid ia nish
each of he lesds,s ~ tins dtgracriul lrama,
" 18th "a ground razor hn1 q t0tirItng behd,tean
50 that Their midnight reflections, aud ~
fear vi Their throsfs, may bring hem TO feprn.
taUcs.
Pm,ine ,bemio the hard st labor in he phi
on, aeoor Is with the instructions OF Gov. Gu.
mnr, To ia CT upon them the penalty oi the
law. IN us u'most severity. Brl II should be
remembered taai these subjects OF Egyptian
oppression hive besu mostly accustomed 10
sedrntarv pursuits. Their minds, II is true,
are teamed 10 severe Iabour and strenuous
~ rtIou but thsir bodies, aud wen The h-alili
OF one Vi them, are on that ve,y account com-
pa, ailseiy dDlcats aud feeble. 10 the ba,ba,-
ny Of thY,r Treatment, under such clrculnsisu-
ces, must he added The vlolent deprivation ui
them liberty .h"r confinement wnhin the mar
row hunts, aud ioul, glaomy precincts OF ii
prison; heir being associated with thieves,
robbeis sud mnrderers and the wicked at
tempt to brand heir memories forever with the
name aud lnfany oil criminal convict. On
this batter p"Ini, however, Geo, gla is mis- aken.
She has gut IN nrr own hand ia ho, end ol tn
branding non, aud h"r mad cuprdty Is lnnlt-
tug on herself n mark vi disgrace when viii
dish 4uar her nam. ill the suns sell shall he
blot ed from h" hrayens. Ahead, Is public
ndIgnHtIun sta pIpg its ban ul,on her cUndu,,
W had almost said, upon Ter forehead.
WdshIHg ton Spectator.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07

Nina rHf IMP ST i've learn, from the
Blisoabo faoI,I, lnat tbs man acquired
sotur no'ouets during II short res,lenC" at the
Cate lie made ~, appeArauca al brewster,
10 BaIpst,ble county, with a letter OF ,utroduc.
tlun tron Ms. Chapman 10 some oi the mos
t"speCthbie ,nhatitants, ~ wb,ch he was con,-
mendrd AS " n very esiImab e Young mat A
gentleman oi Brewster introduced him to tnr
High sheriff VI Banstable, VINO. surprising him
all ne pretended 10 ne, treated nun win much
at enIl'n NJ poll"nrbs, lie was represented
~ being exceedt"s rlcn aud tnr sou Oi \ M-xi-
can hob emhn-and lns dress was IN acCor-
dance wih 10 prot nded raok.
Hhiie al Bre"SeI's, he pretended to have LOST
various ar',clrs OF j~rweliy, aud a pocket book
'on,alolng, S5Oo, which h. nivernsed only at
tue SolIG,Isl,oa ii his friends -o0srrv,es that
It Was toe small an amount IN noncu.'. luis
vas the causs 81 almost eupty inx hls slender
purse, "nui he could make IA d,ait on u Boz
ton bank Small sums were voIy readily uan-
DID INN I" supply ms present sIlgencIrs. bat
ANY 'hIng saou oi a thousand dollars was ol
no conseqaenc7.' A gentleman asking him
ihe time vi day he immediately took uul
his watch ana Ia,I I'D on pa, srni.ng il 10 The
iaqii u. OuI II ~as Tcin,ri, Inc watch " AS al.
tel wards proved Ia have Dtinnscd 10 Mr.. Chap.
nlan. lie sdon lett Brew sl,r 10, Boston, hAv-
IS sol'r'ted he hand ot "A respectable lemale
IA uait'"se. she nd mol accompany HIN to the
cl y, bat followed soon al.I ~itn a bToih.r.
torion 'tcly ior her, her happiness. aud her
iIrnusi VIVA Was arrested soou alter lac al.
rived IN Boston.
liz Is represented MS n finished gentleman in
n eo"dntl bnh department, anu Il 10 sdlu that
mol a "uIh o' hCiinh ever escaped him, dero-
1a'"fy 10 he bedrng OF a man OF ranN.
Boston ITuaScripi,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07

Non II Uorks in the year ending 1t Oeio-
her. 1880, TIVE rers imported iDto Pr5vt-
dsmrs, II T. I'll b57 rAnsls OF -four, 396. 2s9
ha,h.ls of carr. AID 1857 bu,hel. OF rye. In
ihe year, ending October !. 1881, 10 I6+ barrels
oi dur, 243, 800 bu.uels vi corn, nn1 lf,l12
bushels Of rye.
10 the frsl year, q 900 bales OF cotton, i'm
pnrisd III Providence. we're consumed Ia the
last ,esf SO. 27sbal- = a. ,t,r Stuck on hand 30th
sept. 1881, wa. IL .7U hairs, 10 wi 6.l3O bo'-
isisnn and AlAbsma. SOL upland, 3)4 srs-
ttl ini.
Asopt 3 o barrels OF nour Hre annusliy used
~ me Il ,nnri n, tnIiactotiag village ~ Nassa-
rbusrtis. with iaIge quantities o southern oorn,
Gc
We have ~ doubt that q greater quantity OF
naur prucred, from New York, aud The STAIRS
suiih .nd VS.. 10 New England iiian !, sent
10 all forsigl %naiionS Tins business has nj
most =. ln,vrly gown "p bscaoss OF the es-
tabli.hm.n, OF manufactures. Hiitrito ~ vs.
only ia. veal By prople Of New England ii'ht
consumed sonthrtn b.eaa.stuf -ppt nov. iahor
hr,ue rende, ed nrod abit, many SITS Of hall n
duEen villages thai might be grunprd, are worth
man, lime, IS mach ~ tlts growers OF wheat
wiIl ohtal' r. IA Tie opening OF the Yves iudin
pnrts-nnless npur shall be cacripd 10 BntiSh
bottoms from Canada, Nova SEQ "a, &C.
Slss Reg.