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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

The death ofSr Walter Scott will cause a great,
er sensation in the literary world than would the
loss OF any Other citizen of the great republic OF
letters. The heling excited is Of different ma
turc from that experienced when Byron yielded up
ms spirit IN Greece, martyr almost to liberty.
The course of the author of Chdc Harold was
like that os some dazzling meteor, which astonish
es and bcwilders the senses of those who gaze on
1t, and whose sudden extinction is almost anticipa-
ted at the moment OF ITS greatest brilliancy. But
Dir Walter Scott has been shining planet in the
literary armament. appearing always with the same
serene MISUNDERSTANDING the expanded
sPaee-giving light and gadness TO the world and
whose entire disappearance men would never think
of or calculate upon. But the hand of death has
not come to rob him of any honors 10 be expected.
lie lived long enough to reap full harvest of
fame, and has only been taken away while he was
enjoying the fruits Of his labors. He performed,
during his life, ''enough for glory" aud has len
on Garth,
Zone of the few, the immortal namea
That were not born TO die"
hon; G1-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

NULLIFIcArIoN.--The Paris correspondent of the
New York Courier gives the following as the ex
pressed sentiment of the French People, on the
scheme of Notification: Les Etats Unis SOM nos
dune question do timbre periraient lis dune ques.
ton de douanes2" That is, 1.-THE United States
sprang from question about stamp duties: Will
they perish by question concerning custom house
duties2' Or, rs member of Congress expressed
it last winter--Will they go to about a doubt
full point in the science of political economy?
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13
From NE Rnicirk Regisfer.

COUNTERFEIT NorEs.-Wc are informed ,hrouyh
the medium OF letter from friend in Waynes.
borough, Wayne County, that n considerable
quantity of counterfeit United States Bank Notes
has recently been passed off in that neigborhood.
One gentleman had received 5000 in twenty dollar
bills, all of which were bad. Previous To his dis
covering thot they were not genuine, he had pass
cd 10 different individuals between two and three
hundred dollars. thus giving them wide disiribu,
ton. The Notes Of the old plate, signed Tex
cept two of tham) by Biddie and hcNraine-I.et.
Ter u--date lS3O-paper, very light, thin and bad
made payable in different States. The two ex.
copied above, arc signed Milton j. Uami!tOn poya.
Die at New York. The money is supposed To have
been Brought from the South, by negro trader.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13
VI i!SIsI7-ID

On wednesday evening last, by the Rev Henry
Keeling, MIR. BicnEsToN W. MALLORY, to Miss
ANN C. Daughter of the late Capt, Darrell G..
Hutchinson, all of this city.
AT Norfolk, on Wednesday evening last by tho
Rev. Mr.. WmGfcid, lieut. SAMUEL BARRoN, Of tho
United States Navy, TO Miss IMoGENE WRIGHT of
Norfolk
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

Mail Robbery.--The Postmaster at Northamp.
ton, Mass. advertises that the Mail from Boston
for Albany was cut from the boot of the stage
about O'Clock in the morning of the 1st inst. be.
tween Northampton and Chesterfield. 1t contain.
ed the entire mail made up at Boston on the 3lst
ult. for Albany and the far west.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13
PEN NSYLVANIA.

1t is now beyond doubt that this State has gone
for the Jackson ticket of Electors. We shall,
therefore. not trouble ourselves farther wththe de-
tails of the election, they have lost all interest,"
but will wait the full returns, which we will lay
before readers in due season.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

We are authorised to announce GusTAvus B.
ALEXANDER, of King George city,, Candidate to
represent the Senator al District, composed of the
counties of Stafford, King George, Norihumber
land, Richmond, Lancaster and Westmoreland.
we are authorised to announce DIR. RoBERr o.
GRAYsoN, of Stafford ety., candidate to represent
the Northern Neck District, in the Senate Of vir
ginia.-Arepa.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

EMIGRATION TO TExAs.-The Ebensburg Spy,
published in Cambria county, Pa, states that on
friday last, four citizens of Ebensburg. with their
families, amounting in all to twenty five persons,
lett that place on their way to Texas.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

An exploring party through East Florida has
lately found in the prairies the river Sinebal
large quantities of wild white grapes, of excellent
favour and large size-as well a species of in
digenous cotton.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

The New Orleans Argus of the 25th ult.. states,
that 1.-The Branch Bank of the u. S. in that city,
has shipped to Louisville, per the steamboat Arab,
$4,000 specie"--to be prepared to meet a
threatend run on it, doubt.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

A Yankee NotiOn,-The Yankees have sont 10
this market samples Of shoes sde Of india rubbe,
cloth, called tvmpan cloth. The cloth is saturated
and painted with the gum, and polished so as to
present beautiful surface resembling kid. These
shoes being impervious to wet are Intended 70 am.
Pocsede the rubber shoes, tho most uncouth things
sais eveT aoForue1 pretty fes!.
~ Y lar Com.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

Yesterday, at half past o'clock, Capt WILSON
BRYAN, in the ODD years of his age.
In Washington, Kentucky, on Thursday morn
ing, the 25th ult., in he list year of his age,
Doctor ions JOHNSTON, Father OF the Hon. Jo-
sah S. Johnston, senator from Louisiana The
deceased was native Of Connecticut, and re-
moved to Kentucky in 1882 For forty tn rec years
he has been respectable and successful practi-
toner Of Washington and IFS vicinity-was cs-
ieomed and beloved by all that knew him, aud
died as he livcd an honesL MN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

IBE INSTITUTIONAL NWG IS pr.'ished twice a week
thursdays and Fr'days,) at FIIk dollars per annum
payable in advance.
For adversog-75 cents squse (or Less for the FIRST
insertion and 50 ccus Or each continuance 49, The num-
Der Of Insertions must be noted the Ms otherwise
the Advertisements wibe continued and charged accord
ipGly
ages must be pad up Aud those who may wish l., die
continue, VIII notify tive Editors 10 tnat effect ~ es>t
subscribed. ~
Noes 1 chartered specie pay ing Banks ri any Of tho
5a'ss WI DC received IA payment for subscription to
me wing 'no"gh Virginia ~ y. S.d'cs Esrk Notes would
he preferred; and reuances can bc made through the
Post Ot'cc at the risk of the Editors
receive attention
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

The Petersburg RAILROAD Company has com.
rncnccd the transportation Of produce AID passen
gers between the depot at North Spring and the
central depot at Jarratrs, distance of thirty miles
The Halifax Advocate states, that goods have
arrived at that place, by way of the Railroad, in
two DAVIS from Petersburg.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

west India Yum, with branches six or eight
ieet Tong, is said to be growing at the State Muse
uh' Court street, Boston. The Yam has CONT
nued In basin of water, and in its vegetation has
been unaidcd by any earih.-Neo York STANDARD.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

About 40 miles Of the Charleston Rail Road, say,
the Post, is now travelled upon, and - miles viii
soon be in travelling order
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

quonoe' assumed the supreme authority. The con.
'enuon rs now between Sidi Ali and the new Ba.
sn1w' who Is outside the town with large force,
ana VIII probably make an tanned: ate assault.
a..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

The election for Representative in Congress
from the washington and Wythe District, ito sup
ply the place of Mr.. Johnson, deceased,) takes
place during the present month. Joseph Draper
of Wythe, and John George of Tazewell, arc the
candidates
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13
2l,l07
26,OS7

CONNECTICUT ELEcTIoN.-rhrough the attention
OF correspondent at Norwich, and other sources
of information, we have received the following re-
turns. We also learn that i'm Litchfied County
there is very handsome majority for the Anti.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

Naual--The u. S. ship Lexington sailed from
Rio de Janciro 18th September, for the River
Plate.
The U. S. schn'r Boxer, was at Rio de Janeiro
18th Sept. preparing for
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13
NEW YORK MARKET Nov e noon

u
But little has been done in Flour this week or
Bread Stuifs of any kind and there are no changes
To report. All articles scarce and prices arc
at least sustained. Lin Cotton the stock is two
small for business: ubout l5G0'balcs new crop have
arrived Dnt are not yet landed u. 5. Bank
sleek has suffered still further depression this
morning: sales are at .o4.-Jou. Com.
Sales at the New York Stock and Ixchange
Board, Nov. Cts Shares t. S. Bank. 1l6lIl6;.
$50 do do LIST Dec. 6 per ct. in III.
NEw YoRR, Nov. T. noon.
The MARKET-Thep prices of Western Flour
are very fully inaintaincd; the orders exceed tho
STOCK; considerable supplies are on the way
good deal OF Southern Flour has arrived, and al
though The nominal prices unaltered, some lots
nave been pushed off at decline of 2Jcts Prime
Virginia Wheat has been sold ut ] 30 cts, 80 DAYS.
Coarse Grains have advanced Northern Corn
ana iSye have both been sold 90 cts, bush
southern Corn would command 1884 cts Bar
ley has been sold at 81 cts, and Oats at sec, all
scarce. Ashes 4, 50dl, 65. Beef goes off well at
last prices.
ll75 Shares u. S. Bank, ll5!aIlG.
Bills on London $3.50.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

Norfolk, Nov. T.
Stock Sate.-A few shares Of Farmers Bank of
Virginia Stock were sold al News Room, YES
tcrday by Messrs. H. * W. Pannell, at SII2{
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

AT Cincinnati, on the 31st October there were
seven deaths by cholera. On the LIST instant there
six deaths.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

Mr.. Belcher's g f. Mary Randolph, (Dr.
hinges entry,) by Johanna, L
Mr.. Johnson's g. +. Blue Bird, by Medley, 3
Mr. Hare's g. f. Whortleberry, by Con-
tention, (Wbte and DoswelPs entry) 3
Mr. Harrison's b. C. Tam O'Shanter, by
Mons. Tonson, dis.
Mr. Bolts 8. f. Methodist, dis
Mr. Hather's g. f. North West, by Young
Sir Archie. (Mr. Garrisons entry) dis.
Mr. Whites Eliza Drake, by Shawnee
(Wm. l.. Whites entry) disfcd.
Time--lst hent Am. 8s., I'd do. Am
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

Tho amount OF contributions from various quar-.
ters Of New England fo- the Capo &c VcSG suffer
err, is aodsy $4,000 dollars.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

=, , NEW UELEANs, Oct. u.
We hesitated giving publicity in Yesterday,
paper to several Deaths said to have been occasion
ed by the sPasmodic cholera feared to RELY upon
the information lest should create false alarm
But yesterday, in the course of the forenoon. the
board of health assembled, and have reported that
the cholera does exist in our city. As the board
were not properly organized, no reports had been
made to it; but the malady has already assumed
form worse than our apprclensons. We ascertain
That several deaths have occurred. A considerable
excitement prevailed yesterday, and two or three
apotbecarios of our acquaintance, were kept very
ousy the whole day in preparing and selling the
uncture OF camPhor (Which every person ought to
heeP IN thor residence, for it never fails to relieve
me patent until medical aid can be procurcd) and
9ther medicines as prcventives or cures The
uIse"so we believe, is principally confined at pre-
sent 10 the upper faubourg and the ,eyee
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13
NORFOLK JOCKEY CLUB RACES.

NORFOLK, Nov. 1.-THE Races over Garrjson,s
Course commenced yesterday weather was
very unfavorable and from the previous rains the
course was extremely heavy.
FIRST DAY.-For the Colt Race, 2 mile heats
out OF the IL subscribers, horses started for
the purse of 8 1900, which was taken with ease by
Mr. Becher's g.. f. Mary Randolph. The follow
ing the award of the JudOes.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

NORFOLK, Nov. 7.-Arrd ,bi, Io,;.;,,.
Hamilton, Havana, days, with coffee. sugars
ssgar', &C bound to New York-put in in dis
tross, leaky, having stuck on Hatteras shoals On
MONDAY nIgnt last. during which time threw over.
bertson' from Barbados, in ballast, bound 10 AL
andria' put in with loss of masis, sails, &c in =
heavy gale, gath Oct. of Cape Henrv--fo Tbor
burn g. Smith-During The violence Of the gale a
sea STRUCK inc vessel, which shifted the ballast;
after the gallo had abaed the Cabin Bow was n,iss
ing, and IL was presumed no was lost overheard.
hut in replacing the ballast his lifeless remains
we're discovered under il; schr Richmond Pbillivs.
bostcn, 3 dsys, bound TO Richmond.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
TRACT OF LAND

authorised to be sold BY said decree Ii II
first rate limestone Land. and is estimated
to contain 263 acres. sufficient proportion o,
which is in excellent timber IL adJoins th,
lands Of Philip G. Pendleton, Esq. and
Tiers, and is situated about four miles south
west Of MartiDsburs. Sixty three acres OF
the tract will be sold subject to the dover
right therein Of Mrs. Dorothy Il. Roush. WI
dow of Nicholas Roush, sen. deed. the bai
ance clear Of all incumhrance
Terms of sale: one third of the purchase
money on the LIST day of April, 1882, one
third of the residue on the ist of April, 1888,
one other third Of said residue on the LIST day
of April, 1884, and the remaining one thiro
on the fst day OF April 1885.
CHARLES ID STEWART, q c
THOMAS DAVIS, ~
February Q, 1882
The above sale will be made wthmy con
sent add appreciation, for the purpose of en
aiding me to execute conveyance for tn
Land, agreeahiy to contract made by ms
for the sale oil it, in March, 1881.
HARRISON WAITE
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ODE
QUEST OF the PRINTERS
BIZ JAMES N. BAKER, ESQ.

Lol in the laughing East,
Where klndling coloTs tint the skies,
Reflected from the sunny dies
That glow upon the robe oil coming Spring;
Bright promise that the wih'ring blast,
The elemental war hath past,
And soon the genial power, its airy wing,
From icy chains released,
VIII DER the sluiiing land its countless tfea
sures fling.
Hail to thy rising ray,
Thou bright. suspicious morn,
When, 10y kind and bounteous Heav'n
To Columbia's prayer was given,
Centred IN glorious ONE,
Sage and hero, sire and son:--
Hail to the welcome day
When angels waved their golden wings, and
WASHINGTON was born.
A hundred years have lived and died,
Since first the smiling Earth
bcheld The happy birth.
And still bis name blooms in perennial PRIDE.
WHY call on monumental stone,
It,elf but mortal. TO perpetuate
name---a lasne that 10y the word Off ate,
Already have imperishable grown
In the great Universe, an atoms place;
polnt within llllmtable space
Such is all Time, to an Eternity;
And each succeeding age
Is bat another stage
In WASHINGTON S bright onward course
TO Immortality
Sairted spirit: father, friend
II the enfranchised mind
Be e'er toward Earth inclnedb
Ane the immortal sense
Taste aught of pleasure thence
Bend from tn, bright Empyrean, bend,
Sainted spirit: father. friend,
And see grateful land rejoice;
While millions with united voice,
Unto thy honor'd shade the ireemen's ho-
mage send.
MOI theirs mar, ,rorship. impious as base,
Xettbeirs the,r warrior & their sageto grace,
Iiviag or dead, with honors true.
Fairly ven and justly due.
And thus forever shall it be,
While, Columbia thou are free
Still shall thy grateful sons their hearts and
voices blend,
IN blessings on their patriot sage, their hero
father, friendl
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
January 5, 1882 cor

YIRGfNIA.-In the Ciroun suu1I-.-- -.
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley coun
ty: January rules, 1882
Daniel Crook, pltif,
against
Anthony Bio,'del, SGmI Seibert, admir-, and
The children and heirs Of Jacob .S..rayer
decd, defts.
fESl1E defendant, Samuel Se;bert, not hav
u ing entered his appearance and given Sc
curity according to the act of Assembly and
the rules of this Court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is out of this
Commonwealth; IL is ordered, That the said
defendant do enter his appearance to this
suit, on The first day of the next term, and
answer the bill ofthe plaintiff and that a
copy of this order be forthwith published in
the Martinsbarg Gazette, and continued for
two months successfully, and that another
copy thereof be posted at the front door Of
the court house of this county.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN STROTIIER, c.
January 5. 1882 -con
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01

A Cure for Gatlantry-A young officer of
abe National Guard has just received check
which will probably cure him OF gallantry for
life He had tormented the, pretty wife of a
dyer during a long time with letters and com.
Y,i,ments. followed her about like her shadow.
and al last became SO terribly tmportunate,
that she revealed the affair to her husband,
who desired her to give him an appointment.
Hardly had the conference began, when the
DYER and several of his workmen appeared,
aud seizing the unhappy lover gave him a
good sousing in a tub of indigo Then, in
order that the aye might be solid and dura-
bic, they made him stand before large fire
till he was entirely dry Unfortunately, he
was obliged 10 attend parade the next day,
and in consequence be made such plentiful
use of soap and eau De Cologne that the tint
of indigo disappeared. but it was to give
place to a beautiful sky blue
A gentleman having married lady of the
name Of Lamb, who had very little beauty
but great fortune was told by an acquain-
eanee that he would not have taken the
Lamb, had it not been for the fleece.
A negro with an envtable pouting lip,
Hat noes, in fact of real Guinea stamp, whose
phlz looked more like caricature than an
original, sat under bill fishing A mis-
chievous boy. attracted BY the comical ap
eearance of Cufee, procured fresh quid of
tobacco. and dropped it directly on The poor
fellows under lip
What va bout da?-Ya see what ga do?--
had va hea I'd come up da and knock boff
ye eyes intonext fort July. va young scoun-
del Il no take il of, do, for | take il rite
strate and show il TO va farder.'
How much va chage, Massa Magistrate,
TO marry me and Miss DinAh.'
Why, Glen. III marry you for two dol
lars
Two dollars what you charge to marry
white foxes, massa'
We generally charge them five dollars,
Glen
well. va marry us Ike white foxes, and
] give va FIVE dollars too
Why, Glenn, that's curious notion. but
as YOU desire it, ri marry you like white |
folks, for five dOlals'
= The eere nohy being over. and Glenn and
DiEah made one, the Magistrate asked fof |
his fee
oh no nassa, va no come up to de gree
t--ya no kiss da bpide'
Get out OF ms Office you black rascal
4od so Glenn got married for nothing.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
10 EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS OF
NEWSPAPERS.

JONATHAN ELLIOT. Of the civ or
ID Washington, respectful trequests the Ed
TORS or publishers OF Newspapers. yvith,,,
the several States and Territories Of the I r
mon, to furnish him through the members
VI Congress Of their particular States or
districts, at the seat Of the Federal 6ave,n-
dehi' with three copies OF their Newspapers
tuidfken one, two" and three "a issued
on lof anoutI Wednesday the twenty seeopd
o. FEBRUARY, 1882, (belng tie C.ntennial
anniversary o. Seneral Washington
as us motive IS entirely disintefsted and
Pduiouc w making this request, il being bis
~ Pioufce positive evidence OF the
"uuiuo1 VI newspapers printed in the u States.
a az, '"." f"eiies, he desires that partlc-
ular a''eh"oa may be paid to this +, a.est
and above all. by the pubI,sb.rs =, -
papers IN distant towns, thar ,ra o,s.s
!ively, little known, and i. ~ ,Le .
they would communicate in their
statistical Information, relatively Ia th.,. -
mediate nieghborbood, would be highs an
Preclated aud gratefully acknowledged.
Ii was IntehGed hat every new spaper re.
cei'eo, snail be carefully preserved arranged.
oy me States, IN room at Washington. dc.
'.'e0 iof this OBJECT, one set 60 be evetftu
any deposited m the Library OF Congress
.ne duplicate set TO be transmitted to o RioE
Esq oil London agent for the purchase of
Books sc. for the Congressions. ~
orsry.) TO be BY him placed in the brit.
81 Museum; and the trippl,cate set to he
retained for some public institution.
Ii IS intended also. as soon as this collec,io,,
IS completed, to publish, 10 tabular form
III pubic prints, for the Information of lie
people Oh the United States, a list o. ali fbe
newspapers, embracing tue name spiace,
ana period OF publication and terms OF s,,b.
scnption.' Great pains will be bestowed to
make Tins list. (belag animportant result to
be gathered from the collection as perfect as
me material VIII admit.
February 1882
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VlRGiNiA:-In the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley county:
January rules, 1892.
William Z. FasrGnd aud Charles J Nicholson.
formerly INGREDIENTS and partners IN trade,
under The name and firm, Of U'iRiam p.
f@Tand, y Co PITTS.
against
Ethan "A Broacn, Oiiuer VI Spencer. ignatius
OFenaH, John OferraH, and Richa,d
Miller and Catherine has tcJe, late Cdtllu
rine OFsrran, defrs.
THE defendants not having entered their
appearance and given security. according to
the act of assembly and the rules of this
court, and it appearing by satisfactory evi
dence that they are out of Chis Common,
wealth; II is ordered, that the said defendants
do enter their appearance, ON the first day
of the next term, and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs: and that copy of this order be
forthwith published in the Martinsburg Ga.
zette, and continued for two months success
sively, and another copy thereof posted at
the front door of the somt house Of this
county.
A Copy-Teste,
John STROTHER, c.
January 8, 1882 pen &hun
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
Valuable Land for sale.

EEY virtue Of decree Of the county cour,
ED OF Berkeley in chancery, in cause
therein, in which the Bank Of the Valley ia
Virginia IS plaintiff and Harrison Waite and
others are defendants, the undersigned, Com
missiohers appointed by said decree, VIII
proceed to sell on the premises, on lPcdnes
dan, the 7th dag of March nert. the
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01

q Lib those indebted to the subscriber Iy
Ia either bond, note or book account. are
respectfully requested to make nnmcG,ase
payment, as 1t IS his desire to wind 20 liz
business as speedily as possible; consequent
~, no iEco!sence can be gwen.
WILLIAM * THOMPSON.
Martiasburg, February Is, 1882.
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HsHE directors Of the .aar;inshurg Libra
q ~ have removed the Books 10 the room
above MIR. Smiths Store.
JACOB DILL, Librarian.
February 9, 1881.