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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-03-17
DR.. Davenport's Bilious Pills.

( VNHEsE PILLS are justly esteemed for their easy
4 operation and good effects as mild, safe, amt
sovereign remedy for Bilious Fevers, Pains in the
head stomach, and bowels, jauntce and scursy,
piles, rheumatism, inflammation Of the eyes, female
complaints, acid s,onachs, indigestion, worms erup-
tons the skin dysentery, bilious choc, dizziness,
aud headache. They are likewise antiloe against
infectious diseases, removing distractions Of every
kind, by dissoving anu dscharging the morbid mat
sure relief for cosve habits They are so accommo-
dated TO all ages and hours, that they maybe
taken in Winter and Summer, at any time.of the day,
without regard diet himdrance Of business Their
operation is gentle, pleasant and efecual, tina, by
experience they found to exceeds any other pysic
heretofore offered to the public. Those who ira
yelling by land will find them great presersa-
ton from the diseases Of foreign climates.
From the numerous Certificates which might be
used the proprietors will make Of lheiulloving
only. from the Hon. Phineas Allen, Of Pilisfeld,
Mass:
"Mr. Daniell-I have made use Of various kinds Of
Bilious Pills in my family, and hesitate not to soy.
that Dr., pavenport's are the besi Eami!y MediciSe
Pit,sGeld, Mass, 1929" ~ Y
DGvcnport's celebrated Eye Water,
which needs only he used he highly approved Of
for all sorts of weak and sore eyes.
Also -e-.5
Wheaton's Itch Ointment.
The character Of this Oinimen nj is well establish.
ed need recomme ndatons, for being n Meas.
ant, safe and remedy Tor that loathsome disease
1t is also for other eruptions Of the skin nar
tcularly for the salt rheum aud chilLlans. Price ST
l-2 cents. -,
Also '.-. s.s.y .4.-
" Wheaton's Jaundice Bitters, .
which have been proved by thousands to he 40 enn.
emily useful in removing all Jaundice and Bous
plants. Price 81 1-2 cents. $3.50 -'o"' ' oaa-
n fresh supply Of the abooe IS Just re-
es,red and for sale IN LitchJfeld b. Dys.
Ab6s Barnes, S. Buel, and Lee 4.
Besks0it1; !" Barlington 6y r. Mason.
and Webster f Hitchcock; and b. the
Druggists IN New- Haven, Hartford. Mid
dtstOaon. SGybrOOk, Albany, Msw- York,
ana Boston. [sOaOIy6l July 20.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-03-17

GTTRe merit meeting o the Litch field COWa-
tn Temperance Society sOiH Be held at WiHsted.
March r. SMITH, Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12

1e have fashioned her thank N, and ~,
your hands IN your purse for, albeit we arc
a cheaper government, we must rsou,y. ahon.
double from ,oa OF what you paid our predr.
c,ssorsp
Liberty thereupon took fiighil The HIM
CRADLES made puppet, muzzIed swa,hrd veil
ed-"ithoni motion, voice, or lock and they
wrote beneath il
LIBERTY.
Liberty arrived in Belgium. Her scnrr yas
orange, black and white She oy.rihrew n
foreign 'yrani, and the people Tough, like H.
ons.-Hhen all was finished Their. IN, fo,,
hundred assembled together. and said W
have saved the country; the stones of The
street are red with our blood, split in sxpe.
ling one king there is nothing more urgent
Than that We should choose another. If any
one ofthe people murmur, we will call MIN a
HolandeT in disgnise'--and on all sides men.
d,c"nt commissioners were sent gu, with the
suppiicat'on, Il For hs lore Of God, htits Hing
Jor US. y you please The people were ia.
dignant; they were called populace, and Lib
erly rgaln took flight. With a scarf amaran-
thine. white and blue she appeared ia Poland ;
aud there again was surrounded by Heroes
ready TO be killed in her cause. But The iriend,
OF Poland are abandoning her and, unless
there is some miracle, Llbetiy will make the
tour OF the world.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
April %

ANfOTICE.-By virtue OF deed Of tru.. ex
AZ ecuird to me by John Il. Virgin, bea. ing
date on the lsh day oi April, 1876, and 70,
corded in the county Court 0, Bedford, and
to accomplish certain purposes in said deed
expressed. snail, on tuesday. the t4ih day Of
June, 1888 THE Taoy ard, on the premises,
expose to sale, by way OF public auction, n
certain tract or parcel Of Land, conveyed aud
described in said deed, Yang and being ia the
county OF BEDFORD, containing 5l6 acres, more
or less, II being tue same tract or parcel OF
Land, which iormeriy belonged TO George
Douglas, dec. Tue terms of sale will be made
kuosa at the time aud place OF sale. The n
tie 10 sad land Is believed 10 be unauesti,ps-
bIy good, but netiog as trustee, I VIII convey
10 The purchaser or purchasers such title se i.
vested IN ne by the snd deed OF trusf. ami
none Other. BALDA MCDANIEL Trustee.
hlsy IL. ida
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
DANCING SCHOOL.

n q. MOoBY submits TO the patronage Of
% the Ladies' and Gentlemen of Lynch
burg and i's vicinity, his intention OF opening
n DANCING SCHOOL, wherein will be tau. a,
the most fashionable steps, aud eodl,.o and
The greatest attention paid 70 tho department
Of the pupils, ent..t0I to his care. The quar-
ter W N consist, oi eishieen days. The school
will he taught three days IN every forni ght.
Tuition Sl2--the hall payable ia advance.
Mny IL w4~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

zElHE Snhgcribrr offers for sale on accom-.
modaung terms, hs Tract OF Land, IN the
county OF Campbell on Molly's Creek aboGi
eight miles below Campbell Court-housr, and
twenty miles from Ltnchburg, adjoining The
Land, Of CAPT. Alexander $. Henry, Capt
Adam Clements and Others. This Tract Of
Land contains Three HuHd,n 1cres. aboul
one half OF which IS cleared. ami seventy or
eichty acres OF tho cleared land is creek loA
grounds ufthe Grsi qunlity. The balance OF
Inc land ia OF fne quality and inferior TO none
in this pari Of the country for the cultivation
of T bacco, and taken all together for locality.
quality and fertility. This Tract OF Land is no.
surpassed b, any OF is SIZE IN this county. II
has on tia large and commodious DtneLling
House and convenient Ont Houses, Of every de-
scripti"n, and hesin neighborbood equal to
any II has on ii abundance of Springs, Of
never falling water. Those wishing to engage
successfully in agr,culi ursi pursuits will find
mi, Trsc, Of Land highly deserving their AT
,euriop. Should the purchaser wish 10 enlarge
the tract, there i, two hundred acres originally
belonging TO IT for sale. Those wishing TO
view the Land will call on William Hayih who
lives on IL. For terms apply 10 Lewis Merit,
living IN the nsighborhood, or the subscIiber-
which will be accomm odating, as the snbscri-
her intends removing 10 thd west. The pur-
chaser can have the privilege OF seeding small
grain this laii and full possession will b. gwen
At Christmas. GILBERT HAYIH.
MAY u w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
Dissulution.

yENHE coparinershiR heretofore existing I'M.
H. der the firm OF Nathaniel Wips,on 81
Co; and that Off. 4 Z. T.. Lynch s. Co. ale
his day dissolved. JOHN, LYNCH, jr.
CHARLES T.. LYNCH
The tynebburg Mile will, ia future, be con.
Quoted by tue subscribers.
JOHN LYNCH, jr.
March % =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
Virginia Wellsburg Lottery,
WARDS OFFICE,
Ivnchburg, May I'm, 1891.

LynCHOHTB, may h~t"' R0"f.J
The l,,I,,.. ,ng numbers were drawn Tor the
Virginia Wellsburg Lottery, 9Th Class u, Rich
mond on Friday last.
80 20 46 "a % 30 10 "A "a Go
The TN clss, OF the same Lottery, containing
several splendid cap tails, draws at Richmond
TO. MORROW, snd will he received on Tues
nay oeltst W3HD5 Otiitf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
OHITUA AIRY.


DEPARTED his LIE, on the morning o'
the ID inst OF II painful aud lingering indspo-
s,tlun, whloh he bore with n patent frsgnn-
ton. becominR one oil ripper years. EDWARD
NJ. SECOND ,oo OF J"liis w. Hatcher. OF this
place, in the ll,h year oi his age.
Could the skill o his physicians, the nttcn-
lention Of his friends, aud, abovo all, tho de.
vonl Aspirations oi the tondss of pare ts
have availed, this gem Of ianoceoce had long
been spared TO crown their fond hopes but,
alas how uncertain Is life, and how relentless
death The young, tho innocent aud the
lovely soonest droop and die before his with
er,ng breath, aud they who have closest twin
ed Themselves around our belTtsitiDgs, are
most rudely torn away
So fades the lovely, blooming flower,
Frail. smiling solacr OF an bon,,
So soou our transient comforts Nv,
And pleasure only blooms TO DE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12

hsu vii shsfi 4 ,. in ,hs shborhsot fsr ,As yar
pose Of oc,ieenr the heretofore spb.orbss 70 tbs
College. aud Of soliciting additional aid.
tbb,, ea,e. a.d sriaring asnag.,--Tb. ~. Louis
Republican announces ths resui, Of action for libel
In that city Stephen w. forsmsH, formsr editor Of
the 81, Louis Times. painii6. against msssrs keeme
Brooks editors of the 81. Louis Beseon, defendants
Thu Time. aud Beacon were rival Jackson prnts-sud
the struggle fer the monopoly ofths rs'fonsse ofhs
party violent personal eontrossrsy ensured, IN which
Foremaa was charged by tho Beacon with dsgraeefa'
crime. % tho trial ,hs defendants put In plea Of
ushcation but gave evidence IN support OF ~ ana
tho juryretufned verdict Of FIRE thousand dollars ID
mage, An application for a trial was rofa.ed.--
The two grand division. Of tho late Republican party
mus, be cautious IN betraying each others or'mes'ha
they can prove whstth assert.
~ Il appears by an article 10 tho April No Of ihs
London United Service Journal that young American
named munroe and said to be oftho former Post-
master of Washington city, Is an adds.osmp of the
Grand Duke Constantine. We know not what personal
may bind Mr. Muuroo the late Sicsroy
Of Poland hut hope TINT neither his feelings nor his
principles viii permit him To take any pert against the
Poles IN their struggle for national independence. IT
he should his sword against them. and should
return To the unedsalos, ho would be every whero re-
pulsed with the which his connection with the y-
rannical oppressor OF unfortunate and gallant nation
would richly MORT.
~ The weather hns been dsarrecably cold several
days past, Fires aud furs were quite comfortable
Monday light we had honyy frost, which proved very
destructive vegetables end fear ha. injured the
fruit also
~ We are authorized 10 announce John
NJ HlVt. Esq. and Capt. Zdecheu, r. Chedfhnm
AZ candidates to represent the county oil Camp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
- .z-----,.s-- s--...---.----------.-=---
REVIEW
OF the ynchburS Markets.
Corrected tor the Trginia,i, by
Thomas A. HoLeoMBE and RICHARD fYREE,
Alerrht,nIa

Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme pr,,es II passed obnc-
co, from So 90 too 80
Inferior To common, Q 80 10 %
Common 10 good, Ooto oo
Good To fine, Oo 10 10 81
strips, 20 10 b %
refused 200 toe 90
inspected the pnst week 600 hhds Of passed
tobacco =; 81 hhds. refused total AT.
NJ Wa notice no change IN the phst week.
The prices continue good Tor manufacturing
tobacco, md the demand for .temning tohse
co is bri,k ri from 50 10 4. We have still ~
small quantity opening Tor TIE season, but 1t Ia
increasing. We now believe The crop will be n
short one.
Flour. 81 90
Wheat 81
Corn 3 90
Mhiskey 80
Hemp, 81 10 D 90
Bacon Ito
Com Meal, Go 10 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
THE, yEiIGINlAS.
LYNCHBURG. MAY ~, 1891.
A SERIOUS CHARGE.

We publish the subjoined article. as we
find il, IN thu NnshpIis Herald, without know
ing whether iis allegations be well or ill-foun.
ded The Whte-washing committee will
of course, take cognizance of it. il it be sus-
cep.ible Of explanation or refuta,ion-and If
they do, we shall inform our readers Of what.
ever they may say in relation to il. II is pro.
bable, however, that they may be compelled
TO remain silent until they receive their cue
from Washington city. And as Maj. Eaton
ia relieved from The duties Of the War Depart
ment, aud will have tune enough to vindca,e
himself, be may probably relieve his Nashville
friends Of the necessity Of whiie-wsshing him
altogether.--We know nothing Of the character
OF Mr.. duncan, who makes the charge agains,
hun:
TO THE PUBLIC
On The 10Th January, Major John l.. Allen,
the present Snb-Agent tor the Chickasaws, aud
myself, impelIed 10y what we Considered n
sense OF duty preferred CERTAIN charges against
Benz amin r. smith late Agent Tor the Chick
asaws. The substance al the charges thus PFC
fprred Is tina, the said Smith has swIndl.d the
government Of the United States and the ln-
dians, whose guardian lie was, out of the SUN
OF Ten thousand Dollars. The charges were
made with various spec lfcations, aud present.
ed to the proper officer of the government IN
due tune previously to said Smnh's resgna
ton Of the office of Agent, and sworn 10 by
Maj. John l. Allen and myself. Noi~,thsta"-
ding SAID Snih has thus been charged with
swindIiug and defrauding he governmental no
Secretary OF War permitted INN TO resign,
without causing any iIvesiigaiion INTO The
matter, add to retire with hs unlds gains, ana
carry with him the records oil the Agency
Tins conduct the Secretary OF Wat can only
he accounted for from the fact, that the pre-
sent Chief Magistrate is one Of the securities oi
Smith. A considerable time has elapsed sinee
the charges were preferred, add no suit has
been Instituted against Sm'th. i"F The feG"se'y
OF money unIustly onjained 'front.' The 1cnrfai
Government. Unless suit should BIZ Instituted,
or an inquiry made into his Official condact as
Agent, the INFERENCE with every impartial mind
must b- that the President Is aiming TO screen
one of his own party fom official treachvry,
for nm offence equal in Wagnllude to that OF
loaias Watkins, vino is now suffering The
punishment oil The law.
JOHN b. DUNCAN, Lafe Sub-Agent
10 The ChtCkdydUS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12

March Of Inteilsct.-Su''an Nahm'o' Ms h"'
issued decree, prohibiting the o"s'''' " MON
shsasr Of dor benz ksl6. A few battles ana
r i';",or;e, make grea improvements in Turkish
u,s s Tney only viii learn IN sue"
schools.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12

Anew mouthly work, IS about 10 oe pup
Iished IN Philadelphia. IL Is 10 % Esp ',"ny
devoted to the illustration OF h''si'."a ~, w.
ogy aud Zoology IL Is to be e'"a''''' v
w Featherstonnaugh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12

he ell snccse5. however,
4 IA H1siD .,,.noporips OF which nfhh-
,"u,i ispeoo ~ nav a, present dream Europa
/ .t she m W me eve of great events. Ana
/ \ 1ouhh '1,hons Col, that between II ani
:, o., @eh,ne1 mighty Ocean. which
* b. has p.s.ra.e us from It's broils aud
Ill fores,t r,sa, measure from, its power.
NED US II" ="
..nopden, of the London Exam
APs'' .O ,he following conversation as la
ssr repo,I between Lafayette and Tue King
ing psS.,.b. II would sPem thai 'he foI-
81 ne '.hao truths that the " Patriot hng
OF q, altogether felish'
3lj "'' 6a,,. has come To an open rupture
ba" 'onrt. Louis PHILIPPE lately sent Tor
ain @ detained him 10 dinner. lie asSeu
oim IA, h. thought of the slate ol pni'hes ~
hn "a I'd abroad The mcotrupilbie ps,rlot
No"s .sd IN his opinion and his ADVICE IN lhese
son" SIRE. the keys oil the fers hoyai
"o'' Modrna;. look to yo"tsfh, ton
o. ,bem 10 be taken ny zoe Austr'ans.
s'.0' Gar internal politics, my hrm
,;rt,oo that there IS no ta'e'y Tor your
'on ,.tv but in Dupont anu ms itienu.' Ne non.
dte"p .,,;o,s whom a cert ain party think to
% 9's,ace by calling republicans "o days
dHd. ,his conversation was renewed.
sI'e'r a,,a ,erssted in his sentiments, Louis
Lnv ia his c,ednl.ty, which became even ar
fna ~ ~ and scornfu. 3" Sire, sad Ina veteran,
t .$sasrcriye that my counsel has become disa-
pp.bls permit me therefore, to address IT to
gh Hereafter only from tho tribune. SHOULD
tD, .bslainei from importuning You with my
i'd | not feel Tor whatever concerns
a, it we're The udniiy of an author :" Be
w. >, cspI,ed the monarch, touched To the
',,ct but tnink II right TO inform you,Gen
q,,I bat he tribune may pery possibly be closed
\, ~, vou in.fsss than s'r "eeks, " Do sou 'h'nk
,bsn Sire, matt snail 10, he reelected -
%,otkass, General >" hope shall. Ad eo,
Sire -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12

III The news fihe explosion Mt Wasbin.
ton caused great amazement nj C;.ciao.,,
Que oil the papers Of TIM, place .sys, 1--WE
have not witnessed more excitement on any &C.
cauion since The French Revolution"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12

" The Presidentis no doubt thankful far Tho ADVICE
OF ms friends IN this season ofconfsian and c,l,n
and not lew OF them proffer 10 him tn. ehoap comma
my Que oil the IA tho Interior of Pennsy Iyanin nd
m0nishes him IN this sub lime strain -, Il, ,l i'm, :,
e'od' po'ca' eAc'''he" aud pariy contest-and when
the political sen serpens are stitching on tn ruider o
our free Institutions let us be the out for lsn
ed and true men to fiji such high stations "ris ,oo,
adyice--aud hope will hayo due weight at ash
ngton
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12

The French press is able. vigilaI and free
T.. 3eotee thai those only who are IN the
ami, Of reading the Journals of hal country
osn realizp. II aVails itself of all means Of
spracling public attention, and aronsing pop
Tl., feeling upon the topics OF passing M
,,fe, The Two dpotogues which follow,
,,,oslated from the Courier des Eiats Unls of
a., Saturday, Onto which they passed from
Pa,i, Jonrnal.) .sil fully illustrate these re-
marks and moreover be generally read with
,,a,ure, ioi their spirit and ingenuity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12

VI The Richmond Compiler, of tho 7ih, .ay,-"i,
would appear from Mr. Bongns letter to tho commute.
oil saVannah that he intends 10 retire to private sta
n'-Ihe Compiler docs not contain tho letter itself
nor have we seen II in any other paper.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24
JACDB VAN DORM.
JOHN DOLL,
NEW GOODS

yENIIE subscribers respectfully inform their
customers and the public generally, that
they have just received and finished opening
general and we'll selected supply of
FILL and WIATER GOODS.
Consisting in part of the following articles:
Super Blue, Black. Brown and Grey Cloths,
Casslmeres aud Cassinetts;
Swausdown, Valencia & Aioleslin Nesting;
8 aud Merino and Merino Circassians;
Cashmere Long Shawls and Fancy H'dkfs,
Black Italian Lntestrlng and Sensaaw silks ;;
Rich Winter Ribbons and Beltings;
Plain AMI carved Brazilian Tuck Combs;
Together 10Th q ge,.eral assrtiaeat y
HARDWARE. QUEENSW ARE,
STiITO.EERYS. GROCERIES,.
All oi which they will sell on ACCOMMODATING
terms 49, JAS. 4 WM n. RIDDLE.
Martiosbnrg. Oct 81. 1891.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

LisSOLUTiON The partnership here
Il y tofofe existing between the undeTslgn1
ed. under The firm Of I'm eLong s. Co, was
dissolved the 9th Of September by mutut1
consent. All those indebted TO said firm ARD
respectfully requested TO make payment al
soon as possible; those whose accounts arr
open are requested to call and close them b
pa, ment or pote. Those who are yet indebtt
ed 10 J. p Efskine & Co. are informed thai
payment must be made Immediately or theia
no,es will he transferred. The business will
be continued at the old stand by HIM Long
90 iCs,L Sie,omt, in the name Of HIM
long, who tenders his sincere acknowledge.
ments TO his customers and the public gene
rally, for the many years support given him,
and respectfully soiicits continuance Of their
patronage WM. LONG,
J. 2. ERSKINE.
Martinsburg, Oct 81, 1881
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

At "large aud respectable meeting OF
the early friends OF the President in Cum
berland county held few days ago, il
WIS
Resolccd, That as citizens claiming equal
ana uh1tiedNLbie ttaut Nh ali others Of
these LnHeu States, r,ii.inihg "a riaht 10
think for ourselves on all important occa
sIons, having an unqualified confidence in
the Wef.ts aud patriotic character Of the
Honorable LEWIS CAss prc,eat Seer, tar,
oi War, and believing han Ia be man q.
superior WORTH. do reco tn,nai!i hun as IA suit
able person 10 b. support, d a, The next PEGS
iden,ial Election, for tue III ,ig c,,,s!.eu office
oil pscG President OF the United States.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24
MISSOURI.

Gen. Ashley has been elected TO Congress
from THIS state, by a large majority over Col
Wells. the Ben,on and Cancus candidate
Inc friends OF Mr.. Clay. generally, supper
ted Gen. Ashley.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

Ihe Louisville Journal says. that previous
To the eicclun OF IA senator, iuel 1Auc,Y
Representatives in tbs last Congress, was
ahAIous 10 be the Jat aaon can,i.iate, and
prevailed On many oil the voters of Ranoe
county to SIG str lclons 10 their Rem csen-
ta'l'es 10 support hiul, and that he t,ayc. led
"i'h h's instruction papers in one hand aud
p'''o' N The ot!er; lhe journal goes on
10 state that Mr.. Yanccy ''presentcd his
Wesp"a TO the heart OF p gentleman DOR re
susi"s TO sign his documents " ben such
arguments are resorted, i, not enly ceases to
hF Il wondfr that the jackson party shoald
SO oitea succeed, but becomes wander
'hat heir opponents ever succeed at ell.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

meeting ofthe committees of he Bari
Of Now ak, in which sevantr, oj,.,,,l, vs.,
represented, was bcid on liuit.,i,y
WAC" Il 'ss unanimously res / sd. h,s n
rffFj'ed'eW 10 'ccftoe Ia G'Y,osit L nlt,d Sta,
nStes not l,ayaLie IN this city
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24
fHsO BRIDGE BUILDERS. = rhe unda-.

.'Hs0 BRIDGE BUILDERS rhe under.
a signed, being Commissioners appoiot-
ed by the County Court Of Berkeley 10 con.
,raet ior' and superintend the building Of .
Bridge across Opequon Creek in said coun-
", at or near Vanmetre's ford, will receive,
proposals and plans until the LIST Of Januarv
next Tor building stone arch Bridge, or o.
wood, weather boarded and rooted, the brid~e
viii be Of about 100 feet span.
JACOB VAN DOREN.
JOHN DOLL,
DANIEL BURKHART
Martinshurg, Nov. II, 1891.
The Editors Of the Torch Light, Hagers.
town, and York Recorder, at York, will 10.
serf the above advertisement times and for.
ward their accounts TO the Editor Of the Mar
insburg Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

DELAWARE This state is frm in her rrin.
Gip;es an" i'xed in her resolution TO sup,nrt
It-Naf clay FIR the presidency The
Iei'"afe Advertiser says, We know well
vac sentiment of the predominant party
"o"suoat Tue state, and are warranted in
ss"5"s mat Henry CLAY of Kentucky the
si.n, ana last friend of the Union of the
os"'s' me tar,h and American system, and
ne other men, will get the vote of "little Del
aware" FOR the Presidency, unless he Should
voluntarily decline Leins considered a can
didate for the honors and dn,ies of the o,f;ca