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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-18
ANOTHER SECESSION FROM JACK.
SONISM

TO The editor Of The Ne,cberg Gazette-
A seceder from .Jacksonism IN the late
Gazette in speaking Of the meeting at Wash
ington's Head Quarters, at which Andrew
Jackson was first nominated in this Stale,
having alluded 10 the writer of this article
in terms which cannot be misunderstood by
the public, it is my right and duty 10 vIndi-
cate the course then pursued. At this time
three prominent individuals stood before the
public soliciting the offices Of President,
viz: Adams, Clay. aud Jackson-men Of the
FIRST respectabiiiy, who have faithfully exc
cuted various important offices under the
Government, and by their wisdom and valor
elevated the character OF an American Cit
zen, to the rank Of the proudest nobleman
in Europe. With Mr.. Clay was person
ally acquainted knew him to- be a repub
lican ia principle and practice. had heard
him on the proposition for the acknowledge
ment Of the independence of the South Anne
rican States pour forth food of eloquence
and advocate those great principles of ciyi
liberty Of which he has been the unrivalled
champion through Eie. in stream, of eio
quence which excited the admiration of his
enemies, and would have made tyrants trem
BILE was intimately acquainted with the
history Of his rise from the hunblest OBSCURE
ty to his present elevated station amongst
statesmen of the most brilliant talents. and
felt proud that was his countryinan Mr.
Adams was celebrated for his wisdom, and
Jackson was surrounded with blaze OF mil
itary glory. The latter had often avowed
his decided opinion that no man should be
Twice elected to the office Of President, and
at that time believ d he ment what ne said
II appeared TO me that his proposed amend
ment TO the Constitution would destroy all
pretext for the exercise OF executive influence
at elections by securing The independence oil
the President against political intrigues iu
Congress, and that Mr. Clay would come in
as of course at the expiration OF four years
With these views, as the humtie instrument
Of a large meeting Of revolutionary patriots.
and other citizens Of the first responsibility,
advocated the, election Of Andrew jackson
10 the office of President OF the United States
ron ONE TERM ONLY Though he has chang
ed his views, have not changed mine.
Though he has deserted the high and eleva
ted station be has assumed as an honest and
CONSTANT republican. and most favorable
opportunity OF transmitting his name to pos
teri'y as dsiDteresied patriot, | shall not
follow him. Much as respect him as an
American citizen, have duty to perform
which | am responsible to my couotry and
postcrity. Though he may have CT a ged
his ,r,ncipl-s. have not changed mine.
have nearly served out the term for which
enlisted in faithful manner, and must earn
estly hope the old Generals enemies who
have him in keeping, will permit him to in
duige his ardent desire for retirement on the
fourth day of next March.
WALTER CHASE.
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erIn introducing the name Of Doct Nc.
Sherry into the Gazette Of last week, we did
not do It with the design Of drawing that gen.
tleman. or any other, into controversy. as
we are well aware it would be extremely dis
agreeable, as it is certainly not desirable.
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/, Bishop Fensriek On the 2eth OF Septem-
Der. bishop Fenwick, ofthe Catholic Church
oil Cincinnati. died at Wooster, Ohio. He
was model OF pious and unobstrusive
christian zeal and simplicity of manners.
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NOTICE is also GIVEN,
THAT the Second nstalment on The share
subscribed to the capital stock OF this Bank
IS required to be paid at the Backing house
10 Wiillamspori. on or before the l2th dag Of
December, 1881
October 10. 1880.
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!, AZ A clerical association will be held in
Tue Episcopal Church in Charlestown, com
menc'ng on Thursday evening the 18th inst
aud continuing three days. II will also be
held IN Shepherdstown on the succeeding
Monday and Tuesday
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Night School.

EAMES MAXWELL. respectfully in.
y forms the citfzeus Of Mar,inshurw' that
he viii commence NIGHT SCHOOL, on
Monday evening next. in which viii he
taught Spelling. Reading, Writing. and Ari,h
me'ics includ,ng Vulgar and Decimal Frsc-
tons. Cube. SC. Attendance from early can
die light to bali past nine.
Oct H. 1899
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LIMERICK, dreland) Sept a.--Conside
rable alarm has been excited by the appear
ance oil a disease among the cattle. attended
WIN al the symptoms nj cholera, particular
" ITS chief characteristic, vomiting.
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w NJ IA SIlhOlAs
he,c5erg, Sep. sS. 1882

We observe that both the Jackson and
anti jackson ELECTORAL tickets in Virginia,
contains the names Of but t,oeafy tgo candi
dates--yet Virginia in entitled. under the new
appOrtionment, TO twenty three presidential
electors Wherefore the deiicency?-[.Nat
Hateligenccr.
The above inquiry, interesting no doubt to
many citizens OF this state, has induced ex
PLANTATION from different quarters. most
correct we have seen is that given by the
Winchester Vireiuian, as follows
at the time the act ofthe last session of
the general assembly was passed providing
for the appointment of electors, congress had
not acted on The apportionment bill, and 0,
course it was not known what number of
votes The state wonld be entitled to-. Il was
supposed. however. that the number, would
not be less than that Of our representatives
in congress. and provision was therefore
made for the choice of twenty two electors
by the people--one for each congressional
district-and a farther provision male that il
the state should be entitled. under the new
apportionment, 10 more than twenty two.
that the additional electors should be chosen
by the legislature Twenty two electors,
therefore. will be elected Immediately by the
people, and one by the JOINT vote of the two
houses Oh assembly.
by the sth section Of the act of f6th
March, 1884. (,shence the above provisions
are cited.) IL is further provided that, if, from
any cause whatever, the legislature should
not be IN session on the day on which il shall
be lawful for the Governor and Council 10
act in all such respects. as the legislature
might otherwise have acted. Gen. LIB.
Episcopal Bishop Of .New Jcrsey.-The
Rev. g w. Doaue, of Boston. has been
elected Protestant Episcopal Bishop OF New
Jersey. MIR. Doane is an. accomplshedswri
ter aud very highly spoken OF where he IS
known.
Cholera IN Richmond We are happy TO
hear that the Cholera has considerable abated
in Richmond and that. confden, expectations
are entertained that IN a few days It will dis
appear altogether. The ihterments on the
9th were fourteen. The ravages oil the dis
ease in Richmond have been fearful, and
will long be remembered.
FIRES IN Raieigh.-it now appears that The
late fire in Raleigh was the work of an in
cendlary; s. second attempt has been made
TO lay the re manning part of the town in ruins.
No individual has as vet been apprehended,
but efforts are making TO discover the lncen
diaries.
|. Progress Of The Cholera The Cholera IS
said to have progressed South as far as Ed
enton, IN, O. where they had been three
deaths 10 Two days WepIesume It Will ult
matey traverse he continent, modified. we
hope, as it proceeds towards the Equator.
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Improved Durham
Short Horn Stock
E0R SAFE

WiLL be offered at public sale, on the
w I'd day OF November next, at the sub
seriber's residence near Shepberdssown, JET
ferson county. Va, between Is s~x6
and 90 bali blood improved l53kA4lSyN
Durham Short Horn ball calves .1XH
from 4 TO Is months old. from -
superior common cows; begntten by the i'm
ported improved Durham Short Horn Bull
Memnon. Memnon was imported by Col
Powell OF Philadelphia in 1877. his sire wa
Mr. Whitaker's (of Eugland) celebrated Boil
Frederick. MemmoB's grand dam Yellow
Rose. gave at years old IS quarts of milk
per day. i here will also be exhibited on the
day OF sale 4 very superior full bloods.
SFferms Of sale cash.
EDWARD LUCAS. Jun.
October IS. 1882.
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s%Cash gwen TOR X AGS,
at the Off Of the GaIeu
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-18
Election Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, thai al eIecticA
~ for Electors of President aud Vice Pre-
sldent OF the United States, win be held for
the county OF Berkeley, at the Court House,
on Monday the 9th day OF November next,
ns,der the superintendance Of the undersign.
cd, commissioner appointed for that purpose.
CHARLES J. FAULKNER,
HENRY BEDIN6ER.
n. WI LIAM GOOD.
+. Oct rs. 1852.
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Estray Horse .

FEyAKEN up by the subscriber, as an es-.
4 tray, trespassing on his farm near Mill
Creek. CHESTNUT SCR -
REL HORSE, with star in fy9TZ
his face, small white spot. on 49,
the nose, near hind foot white. ~ fzzAkze
no shoe on that foot. the other feet shod; has
scar on the left side OF the jaw. and one on
the bullock. appears 10 have been worked,
fifteen hands three inches high, supposed to
be six years old; appraised TO sixty five dol
lars The owner Of said horse is requested
TO come forward, prove pr perry, pay char
ges and take him away. 80,
JOHN PAYNE.
October 10. 183a.-St.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-18
Virginia State Lottery,
CLASS EIGHT.

Tickets, So Halves, 81 so Quarters. 81 as
Tickets shares and packages, to be had 10
the greatest variety or numbers at
MILAN N THOMPSON OFFICE.
4 .Mntiasbmg. "a.
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NE}W STGRa]

FiRGlNlA:-Berkele County Court:
CcToBER Term. 1882.
Henry Burkhari and Elizabeth bls w,ft I
late Elizabeth Weaver, plaintiffs,
AGAINST
SigismuEd Showers, Lewis Sinsindeffer. :
John Biouseman and Caiharine his &
wife. late Cathsrine Weaver. David 7
Wea,er, Martin W eaver and John z
Weaver, childten of John Weaver the .
younger. decd Jacob Pl;zer. admir- Of z
Joseph Weaver. deed. and jacob
Weaver, also children of John Wea.
! yer the elder, dec d., defendants
FEsfiE defendants, John Houseman and Ca
g. tharine his wife, David Weaver, Mar
tin Weaver, John Weaver and Jacob Wea-
yer, not having entered their appearance and
given security according 10 the act OF assem-
bly,, and the rules Of this court, and it ap
pearing to the court that they are not inhabi
tants OF the Commonwealth; II is ordered, that
the said defendants do appear here on the
second Monday In December next, and an
swer the bill OF the plaintiffs: and it is fur.
Their ordered, that this order he published in
the Marinsburg Gazette and Public Adyer-
tiser, for two months successfully, and post
ed al the front door OF the Court House Of
said county,
A Copy-Tes.e.. ;.
HARRISON WAITE, c. B. Q.
Oct. IS, lS32.-2m
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Michael Rooney
Col. Nm Gregory
Jacob Y annette, sen.
W hllam Small
James Robinson
DougaI Campbell
George porteIheld
John Iabb
Robert W Lyle
Sdmi. Cheno"etb, sen.
Col. jacob Myers
Henry w elshhans
Robert Daniel
George Couchman
Isaac \ Burns
yonn vi small
Adam Sendker
Conrad ko"nslar
Abm. L. VannIelre
james Russell
John Strother
TnIotson Fryatt
W llliam kroesen
W ,ll,am onodgrass
Michael Couchtnan
Samuel Miller
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100 Prizes of $1,000.

VIRGINIA DISMAL SWAMP LOTTE
Rf, No. IA 10 be dra,cn at Richmond, on
FTiday. 26h October.
&c. No, Lottery 10 drawn ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME .
prize 10000 prize of 81. 900
do 10 600 100 do 1000
do 5000 SC. &c. &c.
Tickets $40 Halves S. Quarters - so.
Letters from the country. ordering TICK
ETs, IN the abope Lotteries ,ciU receioe the most
prompt atte, ton, and the :. Register" contain
ing an account Of each draining. ,ciH b. FIR
,rarded TO all ,cho order from This Office
address -
YATES & MINTYRE,
-. Managers, Washington City.
Washington, Ocinhfr 8. 1882
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Michael Rooney

tDlttSN'
Joel Ward Mich
Lew itenslIaw CoL
Gen. E.lIsha Boyd jacob
Chas. Jas. Faulkner MIN
john Lainon Ja''e
Rob,: V. Snodgrass Doug
Isaac ). Lauck oeor
jacob taudoren Johh
Edward Colston kooe
Charles Urrick Sami
Thomas DAVIS Hol.
Archibald Sheerer Henr
Robt 2. Bryar'y a noos
Harrison Waite veo a,'
Thomas Miller ,saae
Conrad Hogmire soin
Jacob Viewer a'a''
William Morrison Con'
Washington Evans Az "
Abraham Gorrell oas's
William Good Jo,,n
James Forman mo
William Maslin w III
Stephen Gano w III
James Porterfield Nilch
David Ii. Conrad oam'
Henry j Seibert
To which the following
have already been added
William Watson OeorI
Lewis Sincindiver J non
Thomas Bryaily Aora
Richard Brown jaime
Silas Oak Zebu
Robert M'Donald John
Jas: Lyle Campbell Danlt
Maj. " illiam Kane John
John Haslet Fred
M,cajah Beeson John
Can. Jacob Ward John
John Tate Safn,
Alfred Ross jesse
Washington Gold JAIME
Thomas Sharp CaleI
] Gano John
Hiram Henshaw Will
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-28

LYNCHBURG. NAY =, 1879.

LG.a'5ezs ard " Rlr.T IA R,a3 ON
Friday I'', ,srerab'y 70 pr sanz NOTICE, a msctn,
of,be s'o.sh'J.-s o6ths Company ~ convened
at tie Frluk.in Ilrr IN tins p)ate. AIr lin.
~ blvs, President Of the Company was
.a.Hd TO the enatr, aai Messrs. Thomas AlsAia.
nal aptJom u Mem cpp,Had Secretaries -
fha pr1,eojn2s Of a nesting 6asl BIZ anoraa Of
the stockholders IN Richmond Proposing L, sa7cn-
dertite Chatter : dlssolyetae Company. hayins bcn
re'd, amouon U.s. made mi sacou3ei that The .ad
proposition b. aseeIsdto. whsa was aly5ra,ad by
Messrs. TAoneG-aaa ofRicbm3nd AMI Pauas,
Il Ca'eii .. hynsbaar, md opposed ~ Messgs
GhrlsloPlar Anthony AMI John pcega! OF Lynch
burg ontRah'ri \ Gra.le o. Rlchnond At the
oflae3s.osslan. II l,orn, s,u1y da,a.
he mee..as oi.rmsi ua'il saturday afarnoon At
winch tnnlas snla gas taken, anI resulted AZ fol p
lows
For sg-rsnderns the charter l5l2
Aeaustn l645
Sothulae enaner Is surrendered
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HX RAUTH & IlOLCOMBE, Watch Mixers
h "a jewellers and Silver Smiths, hagl a. remov-
81 10 The Tenement opposite To tic Dry Goods
5torl Of Mcsgs Turner q Kerr, and three doors
bdow the MsrItcr EIoase lake pleasure IN re-
turning their thanks for the very liberal put
ronage they have received, and inform thc.r
customers and the pubIir generally TINT they
hayc now ON houd beautiful assortment o.,
Grc WATCHES AND JEW ELY purcdas
od ia the Nof,hcn cities, and are prepared -
,l times to stl every article IN their Imeat the low.
ct cash prices and to attend TO all orders Wit
punrtaality and despatch
~ They koepcon5tartIy on hand. Of the'r own
nanaflrtorg. ah1od3omc assortment OF Dinuar,
Desert aud Tea Spoons which they con con6JeG-
y commend to the public.
T. Perioos desiring TO purchase Watches or
Jewelry are requested to call AMI examine their
stock before they BUY
- BgoScn Tortoise Shell Combs msn5ei and
made as durable and perfect IS those from tie orr
gnal mandatory
KRAUT'fI & H0LCOMBE
iynt'5G0gi Va May . 1HF
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POCKET R0On FOUND.

A POCKET Book was left at my house on the 9TH
N INST by some person, 10 me unknown, con
tanning some papers and sum of money Inc
owner can obtain it, on application, by describing
The SAID Book and is contents with sufficient nj
nateptss to Identity il, mud paynnE the cost Of THIS
noge> MARY Ann BECBHGN
N5I IS 1t
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DYSPEPSIA CVRED.

"a oSF received, fash supply of Or L. Ben.
eS sons Invaluable AnitDyspeptis Pills. a sat.
and efcalaol remedy Tor this nos. d4trssel9gcon
plalnt--ine srea. Ie''aa3 70. tresa pias l.hrH
ever they have been Introduced "a TIE pun ~
hast proofof Their 3apcao.lty Thoe5 v'..ar,. -
want offa.rc celebrated pills ase requested to cal,
a .oonas no5'ibI rs this is III, los. supply we *
pee. to receive ths summer. Price vi per box
Also. ftash supply OF D.. ! ]. Benson, e..
br'teI looth-ache D'ops the only e1eetusl rssl ~
Tor thus d7ea3', which IS warranted perfectly ire
tson acid Pri:G 80 cents.
J + &yE. RoTALIo
Oafy As'nts for - acI1ui z. Ys
May 81 T.
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DIED, ON tla II instant Linn IU5 Boil
ldNd CIV child al IL la1n l.. Coh. oil i1nsb
hun, I'D abopt drutccn months Tine vtYbp
tars;ms ml1a, icV wa,I,i aa,o, hal the nr.iol
nm#to lo.r hs mother an1 We hide thaua hi that
he would 80 mn br ,dled 10 follow ha. LOVE-
| " WI. they IN tbct 1--we. nal IA dn1'h tnsy VIZ
b1t A. de wmle divided W. mourn n1I 10,
Tim thy have gone - lhat world whore laera
L. 10 nnra sorrow nor esns mother 7hnIl lhrr
be soF paln bun W uuly t1mpathIsr With the
ha,#md widowed, TN puaot borrowed VIM,
cmfhlY potpe#l5, recently 20 busht, haee been %
.uJd.a.Y eioulrd vino SIN Of hop aui py bas
bon 50 peemlfurIy involved ~ that uIsbloi 50,
oW, whlrh IN this wutid Will ne m5tc Inn the
VOC. Of morning
Whom IN tho arure Of the tomb
Tn mother vas eon,,sued
Wrbrrad In ,ul1nfs opea,a. bloom,
orinsayd lon6 hghnd
Awhile IN th4matuW elme
liz y1uus ritadoas1oyd
lh.usaushl beyond thu shore, Of linc
That bo.om winch belo,d
Spuhne IA bggdt immortal eharms,
In worlds oihle and ey,
Now n hlyramurcd no.hprs ,tma
ieaapr5 Il Jdoom,o, hoy
----.. at fde residence Of his father, IN thu
county, onSuday evening last, after severe III.
ur... lfllIlP DANIEL. only eh,ld of Mr. lin.
~ J. Brown, agrd II monts. 81 Suffer hftIe eiil.
dran to connuotp me- aud forbid them mol for
ot slsh a. thu Nuedom Of !rayen"
No bitter teua, Tor thee bcBh,d,
Blossom Offering seen and gonol
With lpWrro ulonr we stew thy bed
ble,t d. parted ono
Whose al If lic nloay ray,
Bu,hc1 INTO dawn and passed away.
Yr3 thau an 0c1 ere gnlIp ha1 power
Tosam thy ehorub soul and lop
Closed - the soft cphamcral aogrG
1hat never felt IA storm,
Tho qoobeoms sm1i, Tia lePhya'a breath,
All thlt Il know from bf.h u death.
Thou weu so liz form of hghp,
Thu heaqcn b.niguly cullad thne hence,
En- yet he Worldcoad breathe onr bIiQht
OFT lhay swaet Innocence
And thoul Inn hrlahtlr home 10 bless,
AT passed with all Thy ioyomeas
oh hadst thou grll on cartb remained
VISION oib@Hy iuir ~ prcI
How soon Thy brightness had been stained
WahWs5lanp with gnel
Nov, not sullylos besath an rive,
10 dmtLy glory ~ liz ,oegl
Thy crave sb,ll b. a blessed SHINE,
Adoud with oauoe., brglfn4 wreath
l.neh glowing senson 5he combine
IT. INCENSE tLere to Breathe
All OH uponth the mlduishtoir,
SlalI ylcwess shapes bo murmurng there.
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II. bGoNY CvER-a5 vbT rUHE%
NOMINATED
ne Baltimore eou,eu1auLA. - every ioay
Inv d.6tr.. NOMINATED NJ Van Barsa Tor the
rtassd ~. " nave unl, room to gr,e the vote
tbs morning for Nh Van Barer 20s p +
Barfoa T., Richard NJ Jolnipd .. Detals N
uaIu.si
s Inc NsxH.r ~ ,akeac inform rs that de
I.p.52d Convention cIoar1 It's SESSION. ~ la.a
P,,ee an ia. lod inst ontbe : Oh. = number %.
rertaqs grte confirmed, nj se,uaI oaHs.1 for
tic ministry
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a "a Al Il
-. 4DGDaD LBS. Roll. BRlM5TONR
:, mao 49,. o., D.
- oo TI,'sl.5a'
Soo p.,,,',
. 900 Ens25, Salt,
9ooo H., e.,..,.,l' D..
900 na,uo,J,, ''''"'b
. ooo DIV whi,, I'D
rooo Ta',wo,,I =, ~ -
-on nlnm @' "'' s'Vulp,
og,o cnn,,,o,
1oo ho,,r.' Ea., (o.,o,
5ooln '', C,,,,,'a ,,,.'''o' ~
goo ,n,o A,,l'.a
1,O sal sofa
500 OIofvnrod
$50 BLU yrrln.
95o nan, 49,.
zoo ooplaa, I.ns.aG',
leo de- 4w4,, on
Ia 10 sl,..,,.. .,'''.....,...
iaat., e.'gr,, ~ ~ 'e''"'e'
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- He AFpaaonmenl Bin, asi passed the
house o. Representatives, needs only the signature
Of tho President, winch twill certainly receive to
become a law. The Senate recedrd from its ameut.
nen' to the bill recosn2ing theprinciple of fraction.
al ''presen'ation-ln our opinion the only lust
principle, aud certainly IN conformity with the
spirit. If 1t be seemingly in conflict wth the icter
of the constitution.
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HOUSE Ot' a4NEaaRTHTN-
hE.NrB'

HOUSE OF i9NL'23RTATN-
NR.NR.
RaNla5UBSGRlBER respectfully informs the
n public tnat he In, located himself IN The
Town Of NeW London. rlegca mules west Of
Lynehhars, whore h 70 prepared % entertain com.
pany III tho best manner IL oeaupie5 the lnrge
two story hoose formerly Isept "a Tavern by
Mr M'IIer wlch he pst been very noally and
thoroughly ,epnrad, and u NOW NJ condition To
render layeue8 perfectly comfpftabIe lie be
heves hl3 atablo - inferior - uoao IN Vlroln,a
Intending 'gs've hia PeuUuai attention 10 the bus,
"e'A he can @Ilh eonAjaa. rromi,s Satisfaction
TO iho5' who call on Inn ..lu hort Ae q aetr1n.i,.
nd u hcepa E00d a0aae
CHARLES l.. DlBREIL.
May -. w4g
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7.r DR.. + 8. DAVIS. OF South CarolIno--.he
same who raeeniy challenged Mr. Cootc, Of One,
'--i's conc out in the Globe with an Address
10 6c Public, ~hIch va iilvs ,f9r t06d HaY n
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-28

~ In accordance with de recommendation Of
the Young Mems Convention, recently held IN
Washington, it Is proposed that he Young Men
ofVirsinia favorable to the election ofMr Gay
hold State Convention, to meet at Stanton on
no thad MONDAY Of Jay next The different
counties arr respectfully Invited 20 send Delegate
We believe persont Under IS ycsrs of0ga arc "a
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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-12

VIRGINIA. Berkeley county, to wit
IL a Court held for Berkeley county. at the
Court House, on Monday The lth day Of
.lt1le, 1882
Conrad Hoguire and John w. Boyd, meT-
chants aud partners in trade, trading I'M
der the name and firm of Hogmire and
Boyd, plaintiffs,
against
Southwood Hedges s. Josiah Hedges, def is
fEsIiE defendant, souihwood Hedges, not
! having entered his appearance and q w
en- security according to the act OF assembly,
and the rules of the court. and il appearing
10 the court that he is not an inhabltant OF the
Commonw eal,h, ii is ordered, that the said
defendant 30 appear here on the second Mon,
day in September next, and answer the bill
of the plaintiffs; and it is further ordered,
that this order be published in the Martins
burg Gazette and Public Advertiser, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door Of The Court House of said county.
Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, cBC,
June %, 1882 am.