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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

kEESr, -. %. WOW %.
Distrrssiag Ocesrrenee. -The house of a. nj
Amos hidder, OF Alstead. east parish. took
Are ON Saturday morning last. chou, two o.
clock, aud Was burnt Ia the ground with
nearly all IFS contents. Capt. Kidter and
his wife, Who slept ia lower room. had bu,
JuJ time To escape; but what 10 most dis
tressing, his daughter, young lady abou, 10.
and boy, the sou Of Mr.. Carlton of Wal.
pole, persisted in the flames, The fire is sup
posed 10 have originated in the kitchen from
wood laid against the ash-hoIe. The r,-
mains Ut the decc ascd were aflerwards found
some distance from their beds, making il cyi.
dent That they had attempted To escape their
fate.
Murder ,sW Our -Yes,erdsy (s,v.. M.
per bub''shed IN Jeffersoa County, Georgia.
ct Nov Id man by the name Of Colen Gr.
ham. passed as prisoner through this place.
Tor Dat'en Jail. ho committed murder 6fteeu
years ago, in Wayne county; and 10 said to
have murdered the Sheriff OF AIsbama abou,
two years since. The Governor Of tbis State
Offered reward for him.-He saws his name
70 McCsry. but he had been recognized a.
Colen Graham. by sundry indivsdusis who
testify TO his identity.
when wilithe strocious murderer 20 whose
violence the unfortunate Miss Cunningham
log ago fell = victim. be discovered
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06
.Nrgroes Goa. Mirc.

WILL hire, at public hiring, on Friday tn,
. 18th instant, at Bunkers-IIili, about tween
~ valuable NEGROES, consisting Of Men
Women, Boys and Girls
JACOB GILBERT.
Dec. 6, 1892.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

ME undersigned oder for sale, at the
u price OF tloo0, that comfortable and
well situated HOUSE and LOT
IN Charlestown, at present oc- Ififl
euPsed by Mr.. Cato A;oore; the
out buildings are eonvenicnt-
and one OF the best Gardens. The ter,ns are
one third In hand, the balance in two equal
payments. good and sufficient title will
nc made the purchaser. For further particu-
lara apply To JOHN HUMPHREYS.
Dec. u, 1882.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

H. w.iSigA. Henry ST George Tucker, w. s
Archer, VIM c. Rive,. Gov. Fioyd. Peter V
Daniel, Philip r. Thompson Of KcnawLa. .n,
John Randolph. are Recommended by their re-
'Peetire friends. through the Richmond papers
NJ suitable persons to succeed Messrs Tazev.l
and Tyler in the u. ). Senate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06
EarA for safe.

N FEw Jars q vcry nice LARD for sale
inquire - fhe PRf-srgR
Noyr93. ls32
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

The proceedings Of the South CAROLYN. Con-
veption. which Ill be found on the opposite page.
will sho~ the road which the Nulliders Of that
State have taken 10 procure a redress OF their
grievances Happy. though disappointed will we
be, IL II prove not the " rosd to ruin" The Or
ehHaaee, Il will b- seen, ha, been adopted BY the
Convention, Wy vote Of iS6 to &c. IL offers To
the other twenty three States, this alternative:
Abolish the Tariff Law before the first Of febru.-
~ next or ve will separate, offer you the la
rif or the Unions will not have both; di.onite
them, or ve will have neither. II declares that
they will msistaia the position they have taken,
eat every hazard. " and that they Twill not sub
init to the application OF force on the part of the
Cener~i Government" Gen. Jackson, IL will be
remembered, sa,s ..Iae Jmsn mus, be ereser.,,-
ed" II the remarks which ~e quote from the
Globe, the Government, paper. upon this Southern
Declaration Of Indep ndencc, are to be received as
the Gsnerais sen,imeu,s upoa the subject, VIC mus,
incline to the belief that he does not view tbe,e
proceedings az having atendcney to preserve the
Cn'on-or that such step i, the ..pcaoetid RI
nedy" The times arc big with evcnts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

PORK.

WISH 70 purchase several thousand
pounds Of PoRTx.
HUMPHREY KEYEs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

VVHE subscriber respectfully informs tho
- inhabitants Of iiarpcrs-Fcrry and'its vi
entity, that he has just opened new aud ex-
iensNe assortment of British, French, and
American
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06
TO TAH.oRs

The subscriber having been appointed Agent
Tor Jefferson county, 10 teach Alien U'ardt
Potent Protraeier System 81 Cutting, TaiIors
will be- taught the Rule on the terms pre-
scribed by the patentec.
WILLIAM VI. RoLLlNGToN.
Nov. 90, ls32.-it
n. b. Three or four JOURNEYMEN TAI
IokS wanted-to whom the highest wages
and Constant employment Will be given.
w. NJ. X.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06
Taste and E0sIti0N!
WILLIAM M. RoLLIUdToN,
E0shionnbLe T,1;Lar 30 U,I;f ALL

ESPECTFULLY informs the public that
- he has taken shop Immediately over
the Post-ofiice, and directly opposite joseph
l.: Russell's Store, at HarPers-Ferry, Va,
where he is fully prepared 20 execute every
description of work connected with the Tailor
ing business. Having in his employ none but
hrst-rate workmen, and intending TO keep
none but such, customers may rely upon hav-
ing their work done in the best possible man
ner, and on tho shortest notice. Having also
made arrangements to receive the Phlladel-
Phia Fashions regularly, his style Of cutting
viii not be inferior 10 any in the State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

Health n .Ntr OyIsans.-The following rra-
ufying an1uncia tion Of the n. OrIeana BOARD
Of Health bears date Nov. b. 49,
8 The Board Of Health feel highly gratified
TO be enabled 10 announce Ia their fellow citi-
zens, the complete disappearance Of the Epi.
dem'c, which for the last fifteen DAYS has eN-
isied among Us. They feel convinced that
the epidemic character OF the cholera has al
together sub~ided and that very few cases
only have appeared in tle lower faubourg, a.
inongst the poorer class"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06
Virginia State LOttern.

EAtra Class. No. l. for 1863, will be drawn
in January next
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

Five Nuns from the Convent II the vista
ton IN Georgetown. ~. G., on "wednesday
last, under the conduct 81 Rev. Mr.. McElroy
took their departure for Mobile. Ala. Their
attention, IL q believed, i 10 establish an IN
siiiuti0n N that place, IN order 90 snlarte
il'e opPortaniiy Tor education 20 the young &C.
males OF the South.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

Jerome Bonaparte, formerly King of West.
Phslia. passed though Mentz, on the 10th OF
October, on his way from Stutigardi 10 Lon.
don, cn visit 20 his brother Joseph, whom
he had not seen since thc dcthronCment oil
Napoleon, "a 1915
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06
Mark thts! .affenfiOn!
100 or $1,000.

100 or $1,000.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
Class No. 2. fos 1882.
For the benefit OF the Noncng.ii. Ae,tlenx
'ooe on.n o. henmond or Friday Dec. 81
1 prixe OF SIC, 900
10000
5000
5000
2, 500
100 1000
Tickets S10-Shares in prsooriion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

The following is one OF the report, Of the day
That MIR Adams, late President, has been
invited to the office Of Secretary OF State in the
place OF Mr.. l.isingsioo, Who is To succeed Mr..
Hives. as Minister at Paris"
On which the editor Of Richmond Enquirer re-
marks:
We have understood that Mr. Livingston is
gong u franee-1ut not that his department has
been offered TO Mr.. Adams. The mantle will
Pr9nso'y Tall on the shoulders of Mr.. McI.an
Who will succeed him rs Ssor~t.r, OF ,h,. IT,.
sury, ve are unable to .gt,e,s"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

We1c York Lottery,
Class Number &c,
To be drawn in the city of New York nm
"Wednesday, Dec. 18th, 1862.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

The ship Dalmalis. which sailed ycste rday
Tor Liverpool, was 80 crowded with passen-
gers, That the Captain was under the nccessi.
~ OF putting out two n them AZ the Hook
aud sent them back 10 the city. She had Oh
Doani about lGO, returning 10 England, not
being able 70 find employment.-lyV. T. ar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06
Ne1C York Lotterv,
Union Canal Lottery

Tickets $40. Hairt, s.. Quarters 50 so
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-02

Sir isaac ,Ns,oton's Hospitalitg, Generosity
ard Ckgity.-After olr Isaac Newton took
up his residence il London, he lived in a We.
~ handsome style, and kept his carriage,
with an establishment Of three male and hece
female servants. In his own house he was
hospitsLie and kind and on proper occasions
he gave splendid entertainments, though
without osteHtdtion or vanity. His own diet
was frugal, and his dress was always simple;
but on one occasan, when lie opposed the
Ion Mr. ADnesicy, in 1905, as candidate
for the University. he is SAID to have put on
suit oi laced clothes. His generosity and
charity had no bounds, and he used TO re-
mark, that shey who gave away nothing till
thy ditd, never gave at all Though his
wealth had become considerable by pru-
dent economy, vel be had always contempt
for money. and he spent considerable part
of his income i'll relieving the poor, in assist
Jag his relations, and in encouraging ngenu-
ity and learning. fine sums which he gave
10 bis relations at different times we're cnor-
NOUS Dr.. Ercrstcr'S Lje u NeUtoh.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-02
POETRY

The following Hymn was sung at great
Reform Meeting al Birmingham. held on the
iay before the Ministers were defeated 10 the
House Of Lords, and at which 400 600 to
$50 900 persons are said to have been pre-
sent It brcatbes a spirit which would not
quietly brook the defeat OF lis wishes, and
yield IN despair after single effort
Lo! we answer, see we come,
Quick at Freedoms holy call,
We GOMEZ we GOMEZ we comcl we come!
To do the glorious work Of all,
And hafkl We raise from sea 70 sea,
The sacred watch word--Liberiy.
God is our guidei from field from wave,
From plough, from anvil and from loom,
We come, our comtry's rights TO save,
And speak tyran,'s factions doom;
Aud haId we raise from sea 60 sca,
The sacred watch word Liberty.
God il our guide! no swords we draw,
We kindle not Wars battle fires,
BY union. justice, reason, law,
We claim the birthright Of our slTes,
We raise the watch word Liberty
We will, we will, we will, be Tree.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-02
THE OLD HERO AND THE VETO

FROM THE PENEsyLvASIA WING.
"StiT in opinion obstinate s,vroag"-DRYDEr
-.'ien haUtts power. Jforget right -JEfFERsoF
The reto, hurrah. for the eeto'
The Old Hero has blown up the Bank!
BY JOye. most wonderful feat, oh
In IN king our cugRENcy biaak.
The ~ hero in t,umoils and battles delight
us iBrant IN po,ecr he diYegards teia is risi1.
The vetol hurrah! for the ve,ol
Old Heroes are sometimes pest,
In demoIishing the bank, what feat OH
Periorm'd by 1.-The greatest and hest"
The Old he,o, Sc.
The veto! hurrah for the veto,
The old Hero can do nothing worse,
Than The hopes Of his country defoat, oh!
Aud prove, as predicted. a "cUFsE"
The Old Hero, SC.
The Veto hurrah! for the vetol
Hurrahl ior the greatest and best
Who's done all in his power TO defeat, OH
.the improvemeit,of The SOUTH East, and
West The Old Hero, &c
The veto, hurrahi for the vetoi
The old Hero has liid mp the cup
Or distress, fot tie OtJ,Am. and ~ ido,c,
As ;hcir daily potation 10 sup
HE Otd leo, sc.
The vctoi hurrah, for the yetoi
'ihe old Hero has now spit has spiie,"
lie has eased his gall bladder complete. oh!
10 the 'gredtest Of seotadret So delight.
The oil Hero, Sc.
The veto! hurrabi for the vctol
lIurrahsl through the Palace do ring,
MARK jsis slaves hotc hey greet The old Hero,
AS ZebuchadnessGr, the king.
The oil Hero, SO.
The vetol hurrah for the veto.
A tlpad all po,Oer viii claim,
And allho' the Old Heros eflrte. OH
There's nothing bis malice can tame,
The old Hero, SC.
The veto, hurrahi for the vetol
The old Hero has Uetoed himseJ,
AND tor this, his very last feat OH
/ hope he'll be laid on the shelf
The old Hero, &c.
shc veto, hurrah for the veto
The people themselves can apply:
a1'he schemes Of his hnaees dctrdt, OH
Aud the Hero himself luuify
The old Hero, Sc.
THE veto! hurgah. for the veto!
In the hands Of the vilc and unjust
Ny countryuen let nc entrcat, OH
so dangerous eceapon ne'cr t'Est,
The cd Hcro Sc.
F. p.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-02
z. A. KozvnsIar,
.fifOrney at Lar,

.HtLOTHeY az LHW,
EF7HLL practice in the different Courts in
w Berkeley and Jefferson. He can at all
times be found at his ollice, in MaFtinsbuFg.
June 81, 1882 an
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-02

Berkeley County Court,
JUNE TERM, 1852.
nRDERED, that the Clerk Of this Court
" do cause notice to be published IN The
newspapers printed in Martinsburg, that the
Court win take up the Chancery Docket at
October term next, and try all causes ready
for trial. Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, C. b. C.
June 81, 1892 I'm
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-02

Observation-Disclosures county. n s;,.
m % Court held for Berkeley eo,gps,, n, u.
Court House. on Monday He ma da,, =
June, tS32.
Vincent Beall, nLc;nt;fr
Against
John Lamon and Ruth lis wife, late pu,b
Chenoweth, Rachel 6eall, late RachsI
Chenoweth, James B. CheBo,geth and A
fred Chenoweth, heirs at law of Georr.
-; ,nneho"eth, decd. defk.
VIE defendants, James B. Ckenow eth and
a Alfred Cheno~eth. not having entered
their appearance and given security accord
ing to the act Of assembly, and The rules Of
the court, and it appearing to the court that
they are not inhabitants of the Commonwealth,
it is ordered, that the said defendants do an
pear here on the second Moneyay IN SenteT.
Der next, and answer the bill of the nla;n,,fr
and il is further ordered, that this order !.
published in the rtinsburg Gazette and
Public Advertiser, for two months succes
siyeIy, and posted at the front door of tbo
Court House of said county.
Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, che
June %. 1892. On.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-02

Magnitude efthe .Apeient Romeo. En- pirc.-
The immense magnitude of the Roman en-
pire might well have justified the Rolnap pride
II covered million and a bait OF square miles
Of the finest portion Of the globe. Stoch
ing three thousand miles from the Atlentic 10
the Eupbrates; and two thousand miles, from
the northern borders of Daca 10 tue uot.c
Of Cancer; it was the seat Of al the choicest
fertility, beauty and wealth OF the world -
Imagination sliikS under the idea oil this pro
dIslous power in the hands OF single natoa,
and that nation in the hands of single man
lCioly's Life and 4 inseS Of George IL :"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-02

The Canadian Of the l6th inst. contains
statement made by oCyGgc'0 recently aiI
we'd from the Kings Posts. OF the prcvalvLce
Ola disease among tue Indians OF tie North,
100 leagues from the sea, duiias tbe early
part OF MAY last, which, IA many particulars
such as cramps, dlariEha, aaa vomiting, 10
Semhles the prevailing epldemlc. HE Ia
dians, however, cureG themselves by Qecoc
uon of banks This story would prove that
The Introduction OF the disease here Is not
attributable to the shipping or the arrival OF
emigrapts, since it has reached place total
~ unconuccted with either, previous toits ap-
.pea..Gg IL QGcDec.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-02

VlRGlNiA:-Beikeley county. to wit:
at Court held for Berkeley county, at tbs
Court House, on Monday The llR dag #
June, 1892
Conrad Hogulire and John w. BOYD, mev.
chants and partners in trade, tIading un.
der the name and firm of Hogmire and
Boyd, plaintiffs.
against
southwood Hedges s. Josiah Hedges, deff
"a VIE defendant, Southwood Hedges, Dot
Ill having entered his appearance and civ.
en- security according to the act of assembv
and the rules OF The court, and i, appearjns
TO the court that he is not an inhabitant tbe
Commonwealth; II is ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here on the second Mon.
day IN September next, anu answer the bin
OF the plaintiffs: and it is further ordered
that this order be published in the Martins
burg Gazette and Public Advertiser. for t,ra
months successfully, and posted at the front
door Of the Court House of said county.
Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, cRc
June %, 1889 -2m.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-02
ys,o6po;r,rnsnt !, Loss.-PeopIe tryto re-

disappointment N Lots.-Pecple tryto re-
eoncile YOU to a disappointment in love, by
asking why you shoule cherish passion Tor
an object that has proved itself worthless.
Had you known this before, you would not
have encouraged the passion; but that having
been once formed. knowledge does not de-
stroy it. IL we have drank poison, finding Il
out does not prevent its being in our veins:
so passion leaves IFS poison in our mind.
II is the nature Of all passions and Of al hab
itual affection. We throw ourselves upon 1t
at venture, that we cannot return at choice.
If it is wife that has proved unworthy men
compassionate the loss, because there IS tie,
they say, which we cannot get rid Of But
has the heart no ties! Or if II is child they
understand IT, But is not true love child?
Or when another has become part OF our
selves, where we must live or have no life
al ALL can we tear them from US in an ia
slant? No. these bargains arc for life, and
that for which our souls have sighed for wears
cannot be forgotten 10 q breath and without
a pang. -Iiaziett.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-02
To Farmers.

gFSHE subscriber takes occasion to apprise
Il tae Farmers of Berkeley aud Frederick
counties, that he has taken his mills into his
own hands, and that he has in his employ a
first rate and attentive Miller, and has no he
station in saying that general satisfaction shall
be given to all the customers OF the mills He
will, at all times, give the very highest price
in cash for all wheat that may offer for sale.
JOEL WARD.
June 81, 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-02

Promotion Louis Bardier owed ali his
good fortune TO the familiar knowledge nc
had of Rahelas which he knew by heart
This served to introduce him TO the Duke
Of Orleans, who took grea, pleasure in read
ing that author. II was for this that he gave
him an abbey; and he was gradually pfomot-
cd TIL he become a cardinal.
NJ de Chamilari, minister OF France.
owed his promotion merely TO his being the
only man who could beat Louis XIV at bll-
lizards He retired, with pension, after
running the finances of his country.
Sir Waiter Raieigh's advancement in the
graces OF Queen Elizabeth, originated in an
action of galIantry He found the Queen
walking, in a wet place inc9mmoding her
royal footsteps, Raleish Immediately spiead
! his new plush cloak across the rnry place
The Queen stepped cautiously on IT and
passed over dry, but not without particular
observation of him who had given her so elo-
quent, though silent, a flattery. Shortly af
Or. captain Rah 81 became Sir Waiter, and
rapidly advanced IN The Queens favor.
SIR Christopher Hatton was indebted for
his pr, ferment, TO his dancing. "Qneen T..
hzabeth,n observed DR.. Granger, with all
| her sa4aclty, c uld not see her future Lord
Chancellor in the fine daneer.-L ufi0SitieS Of
Literature.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-02

.aihsisBi miserable is the blindness of the
mental eye--terrible is the darkness which
6hrouds the soul in its mysterious gloom
Better would il he to lay 10 all worldly pain
with blessed iuturity awaiting your ap
proach IKE sweet happiness and love, pre-
pared for the weary wanderer over the ocean
OF darkness and storm, than feel the con
seriousness OF present being, bewilaered with
(be whitening idea that that being must end.
Better that we were drenched IN the long
ages of agony. triumphng over the gloomy
-de.olalion of the heart If II may only end at
last, than to think that the Joyous soul can
be hurled from its hlest and beautiful career
Of hope and life, into that eternal letharsy,
that dreamIcss slumher. that annihiation of
Thought, feeling, and affection, never again
80 be awakened into their delicious existence
Such an idea to an aspiring nInd would come
over all It's young affections as blasting as
the poison ar Of Arabia upon the ilowegs
which wthered at lis touch The idea IS re
voting to reason. 10 be now here in all the
wide and interminablc ex,en, OF this vast ere
. ion-wlc the suns bright ray yet shines
as twas wont TO do--and the moon yet wheels
IN her beautiful circle. serene and undecay
ing amidst the Storms Of time While ali The
universe keeps 90 the same regular, unde''
atug. and silent Notwithstanding and re.
turning from year TO year, and age to age; y
yet be apart from all these things, TO hold no
hope, nor JOY. nor sympathy. in their nm
ehangeing and noiselcss perfection The
sense Of eternal joy OF yiItue aud nnoccnre;
she young budding hopes Of iu,utc bliss; the
great and absol blrg love. the alteration Of
beautiful women. all cut of in their dream
Ike being, and hat most brilliant and won
IL. lul creation of God, ihe soul Of h!s ere
s'4Te, just Is il wasopeuing 10 the warmth
OF It's faculties, 10 The ercigjes Of It's neon
.Ivahic na;ure, TO be hufIc,' ino the deep Y
tr"ulendous nottiuguess which wrenches
down The young spit.; in the blacklist night
torerer and forever
IVho is rot guhy - 4 tsadesman who At
sau,pis TO monopol,ze business. or 20 niure
iis cJmpecrs by undersellins, is gully Of
jeh treason against society, AS be violates
sha; Integrity and good VIII, without which
she social compact would soon be broken
eunder. always suspect that such nan
aae not paid for bis goods, or sells these O!
al l4IeIlJI qualify.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-02
NOTICE.

FFSElE subscriber wishes TO give notice to
Ii all those who have grain in his mill, o,
who have accounts standing with the mill,
that he has rented the same TO another per-
son, and is DESTROYS for all TO cogie forward
and settle as soon as possible.
JOHN KISINGER.
June 81, 1882
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-02

Early Wmriages A medical correspon-
dent 81 the Portland Advertiser thinks, it
would be advantageous for females to pass
their twenty fifth year b fore they subject
themselves to tie cares and iatlSues of The
married life; as the constitution oi few wo-
men can be regarded as firmly established
until after their twentieth year.-Eyery fc-
male who does not have an oiier to her taste
previous 10 that age will approve his advice;
but such - may meet with "a husband to their
n-lhds, viii we suppose, snap their fingers at
the doctor