Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-22
THE SATURDAY BULLETIN

@ "iny s'ettsittDeF " taS very tlfG eeb class,
AT TWO DOLLARS PER AHNUa.
Office, No. 50, CheSaut. street.
THE Proprietor Of the Saturday Bule
| I'm taxes advantage OF the enormous enlarge
ment Of his paper, 20 point attention 10 tn
merits OF that highly popular journal. II
aTows the ambitious alra Of being the mos
Informing, most amusing, and most spirited
OF all newspapers, and IL particular, OF be-
ing the best Weekly Paper Tor rcspectabl,
families ever offered 10 public patronage
from the Philadelphia press 10 establish
THIS latter CLAIM the utmost care is taken to
crowd INTO It's ample columns every possible
variety OF new aud interesting intelligence;
and OF the score OF the talent, spiru and re
| al interest of lis contents, combined with The
beautiful white paper on which II Is printed.
the clear, new type, and its not being crowd
ed with an 9undance vi advertisements, ii
is hoped IT may clam admission to the par
Tors and libraries OF all persons of education
and taste. To those who do, as well as
| those who do not read the daily papers. the
Saturday Bulletin will never lack novelty;
every part being entirely original, or com
piied ~ manner TO e1gage attention 20 even
tie least imposing portion of its contents. Ii
Is printed on large ipperial shcet OF fine
White paper. "a columns In each number
and contains the news oil The week down To
the latest dates The papers for suascri
oeFs III the country are CAREFUL, packed in
strong wrappers. and pat into the Post OF
'ire 10 time to leave the city by the mails of
Saturday morning, 50 that by Sunday night
they may be received at Offices one hundred
and iIity miles distant from the CITY, While
those who live within fifty or seventy miles.
"'li receive theta on the evening OF Satur-
day.
General pld' ofhe Saturday Bulletin.
Wears q The ,oee's-Eyrry useful fact and
interesting occurrence, whether at home or
abroad, carefully selected ard logically ar
ranged. with particular attention 10 the ear
" insertion of late Foreign news.
Ltfe IN philadelphia IA up1fed in Sc
ries OF well written and deeply interesting
narratives under The title of the Town Tat
Ter affording pictures of real life never before
communicated publication.
Inc DranG-CFltiSed with freedom and
spirit, hut with candoF and kindness.
Hftecdotes and Cfossip-Under this head
are furnished al the floating rumors of the
DAY which are deemed proper for news.
paper
|. Inc .Hdrkets-This subject is peculiarly
interesting TO the country subscriber AT alt
times, ami, IN the present excited state of
Europe, is OF supreme importance. Tn.
most copions and accurate accounts will ha
gwen weekly, up TO the latest moment of
any changes IN the Flour and Grain Mar
Sets' including the prices of Wheat. Rive
Corn, flaxseed, Sc Corn Meal Cotton
Select pariety Consisting of the choicest
and most captivating Tales and Sketches
from Biackwood's Magazine. and other hon.
~ popular Enssh publications. p,e,rv e.
Police Re orts- Procured exclusively for
this paper aad to be found in no other Pb,la
deiphia publication These REPORTS consist
OF cases at the Mayors Office. and are ge-
morally OF an exceedingly humorous charac
ter, while all are invariably interesting In
'hese reports the country reader, though far
from the busy scene, win have a
ords eye view of much that is daily trans
piing in real life.
Lou Reports-The most prominent cases
n all the Courts wi II be faithfully reported: |
are regularly employed TO furnish |
very thing oiinterest that transpires
'nd'riages " Deaths "A faithful list of Mar. |
iases and De tbs for the week
he Saturday Bulletin has been establish
% about hive years; and during that period
ne patronage has been great beyond all pa
r" ~ The history OF American Newspapers
I'VE thousand subscribers are a sufficient
recommendation TO its merits No Gazette
oeid IN fact be offered with more confidence
the Country resident. Numerous ab,e
'r'ers ASSIST the Editor in furnishing lar
OF amount OF interesting original matter
IAN IS published in any other periodical o.
Ie KING; and nearly one thousand dollars are
nnuaiiy paid by the Editor to writers for
MS paper.
a fc" numbers of the paper win be sent |
any person mo may be DESTROYS of exam
ing its pretensions, on Application, free al
'stase to the Editor. Extensive improve !
'nts were made in the size and quality Of