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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-10
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. IN letter of o. L. Q'S which we end in tho
NH'!""i Gazette lac refers to the former predictions
81 ms, respecting tie foreign policy Of the Pericr
Mih'N'ry and points the attention OF lbs ro"ders To
notorious facts IN vcriicaou Of them. So far was
from believing, lac .uys. ;ha' the affairs OF Italy
were settled, that predicted Casinrr Pcror would
attack the patriots Of Italy, rather than not have
peace al AL Prices; and pronounced To ina emp
~ Toast the declaration of u Minis tcril journal,
That the entrance at Austrian troops into te Papal
states would be a signal Of war. The entrance has
been made, and there i, nevertheless, no war.
lie adds, that lac SAID also that the Pcricr admins
iration w"uld not resist, should Austria Russia and
Prussia insist ON the establishment OF the hing
dom OF the Netherlands, and on the rcapromt-
ment OF hing William or of the Prince of Orange to
nc hlng OF Belgium. lie asserts that the ministry
Is prepared TO make this sacrifice OF the dignity
OF France, Oh their principle OF peace at all prices
In another letter lac declares that though NJ.
fcrrIcr has continued to hold his place for nearly
year, ii does not follow that France will submit to
tins systematic compromise of her dignity and of
The principles of her Revelation. 1.-The present
arch ot the present Government is nothing ahort
OF l"athed, and spit upon, and abho,red anu
Grated by the people"
''if VI Pcrier shall succeed i'm obta;ninr peace bv
the humiliation of France, then, IS sure as that
the editors of the Globe are men OF sense and pa
troiism, the people will rise, il, overthrow the
Government, will make war, will carry on the Re-
Volutlon Will unite Belgium 10 France, will aid tho
cause of Italy, Spain, Portugal, Poland and Ger
many and will treat VI. Pcricr and his habcrts will,
as much contempt as they display ed to the Swiss
ana il"yal Guards when in July 1880 they at
tempted TO oppose the progress OF freedom and to
cut down the people in the streets of Paris.
"finHlly, as sure as there is God in Heaven
who creates rules, and controls, sure is il that
there Will be Il social revolution III France, if tho
hopes, wishes, and Just rights of Frcnchmen shall
be much longer roiuacd-and unless something be
speedily, ciicciuIiy and LARGELY and literally ac-
comP.!shcd for the starving, the naked, the perish
ing, houSccss, bedless, miserable working classes.
\ a. nat rlI rnli ,,,,t+, IL
roguing will eventually succeed. The people know
their Situation-kuow the remedy for existing and
oycrpowcring evils; and il would he less difficult
task to arrest the falls of the Niagara with fca-
thcr, than to arrest the solemn, regular, and now
rapidly advancing march of public opinion"
This is distinct and emphatic prediction, and
by the issue of events III France shall be uhlo
T." test the correctness of writer whose means
o: Information apparently are not to he despsed
any more than his manner of giving them tongue.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-10

An English paper states that orders for UPWARDS If
$4,000 tons of iron rails arc now executing Inv The
iron masters in Monmouthshirc, TO be exported to
America
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-10

The citizens of Portsmouth have authorised the
Trustees of that town to subscribe $50 900 to the
Portsmouth and Roanoke Railroad.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-10
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT or Stare,

NTNWE, ?
5th April, 1892. (
and Navigation, and of Limits, between the Uni.
cd States and the Republic Of Mexico have this
day been exchanged by the Secretary of State and
tho Charge De Affairs of the Mexican United States
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-10

british NdUy--Thc United Service Journal Of
February thus gives the stations Of the ships of
the British Navy:
- the Norc-l sails, III guns
Iossmouth S;ation-ll sail, $50 guns
Plymouth Station II sail, tI2 guns
south Amerc Station-I3 sail, no guns.
West Iadia and North American Station-25
sail, fol guns.
East India Siaton--Ii sail 3o6 guns,
Cape of Good Hope and African Sld;ion--25
snll,3I0 guns.
Mediterranean Sation-l6 sail, 3jl guns.
Steam Ncss els at the different Stations--1O
sail, ~ guns.
Packc' Services sail. rs guns.
Fitting for Servicc-3 sail, Il gus
Tolrl--l33 sail, 1919 guns
The above does not include Yachts, StcamPack.
els, tendcs, ycsslcs employed the Revenue
Service.
The amount voted by parliament for the sup
port Of the Nayy for thc year 1881, was
Gj,-71,55l Ir. Sd, or ;526,0G5, 2l5 50.
-g-y- --r
Es9Gs9a 5}E&'5 E'EsENE OFFgGE.
- Three more Capitals sold by BIGGER, in one
4 RhWtNG Of the Virginia Petersburg Lotto
81 60 ~ 10 30 IS 10 % Sc.
Whole ticket %, 30, 50 P9iza of s 600
DO. 10, -, 60, do. 800
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-10
Total
100000
4 Il. LII


With the fractions 4l2,l1I
The expense or this force is set down in the Bod
get al 2JJ,: ) ,0J0f. which gives the annual cx-
pensc per utn 6G1f 7jc; OF these 4l2 900 men on
y G7S, 600 receive ratjons ofprovisions. Every ra-
ton of bread for these soldiers 1880, very near
~ that in the interior. III the Army Of Africa tho
price of the ration is lG!c; Difference nearly i'm
pcrccpiiblc. In the army Of the Murca it is 2Oc
The ratioN o. rice per soldier in \ rca costs 3ic
and IN the N"gca per soldier ! c.
The ration of meat costs, in the Morea zoe. in
Africa only llc The ration Of wine lie in both
countries The troops i'll the interior consume in
the whole, wine 10 the amount of 81 900 francs,
brandy to the amount of IS 600 francs, and river
water, for certain garrisons, to the amount of
10000 francs, making altogether 49, 900 francs
of liquids, for the service OF the interior.
The cavalry of the French, of which the actual
effective force is - 00G, mounted and dismount-
ed mot including the gcndarmerie) consumes an
nuaily J0l9 horses, which purchased at the rate
about 5000 draft horses, AZ 40 francs hout rock
oniug 51i saddle horses at $50 francs; 720 draft
horses at the price of from 40 to $50 francs are
also necessary for the rcmountiug the military and
engineer wagon trains.
Total 932S horses, costing 1,3 900 francs
Our Navy consists at present of 100 armed vcs-
sells; the annual maintenance Of the material Of
which costs 1872 900 francs; eight ships are dis
possible in HARBOUR, which cost 617 700 francs;
sixteen are in commission, and cost 500 300 rancs
LASTLY, l35 ships in ordinary, cost 100000
francs.
Total of maintenance for the material of 279
ships, 7l56,000
The number Of individuals on board the fleet in
active service disposal is 5000 seamen, and
lf32 officers. Their pay and maintenance cost
9,2l5 00Gf
Two ships, II frigacs s corvcttcs, and 10 briggs
ct from 30 TO 10 guns, and CUrvottcs av.ses Of
Is guns, the most important Of our armed YES
sells.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-10

French Irmy anil Nary.--A Paris paper OF Tho
2Oh February has the following statements rcll-
tive To the present condition and cost of the Army
and Navy of France:
According 10 the most recent official accounts
the effective force Of the French army TO the lst
Jan. 1892. consisted Of:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-04
Merino Sheep for sale.

TIME subscriber will ofer at public sale. in
n Cumberland. on the o5ih October nest..
1tco Humid ed Ewes, one bundled Tpeihs,s.
and ttcenfy Lambs. One hundred Of these
Ewes are rs and the others are full blood
Merinoes; they have been graded and mark
ed as such by Joseph Howell. (now of Wheel.
ineJ regular bred wool stapler, who vac
employed as such at The SteubentiIl.. alann-
factory The welhers are part oflss same
flock, and the Eve lambs are Of tie first
quality, from prime Ewes and Saxonr t.oetsf
Of very fine form and size. Notes r.. y,tbie
IN six months with interest, will he talrn ~
approved purchasers. If required, ALEU- 10
be sold for cash only, twelve yearlisg r IN
LAMBS. some of them arc BALI Sesons. He
has also a number Of ram lasnba or the nre,
sent rear, from his finest ewes and 81. -
bucks. too young for present use. a,i 49,
are recommended to the notice OF e.s.-sa ,.ho
are disposed 10 improve their .,axf. Thass
sheep, except the bucks ..naewe lambs are
all In the Glades. Gssy rales west or hi, ias
place, where they will rsrs,ain until about the
1Vih OF oe' IeT; .bat the bucks may be seen
mere al .uy time, or taken away by any pur
CHASER Who may call for them Reference
may be had to Mr.. Shafer of Eunks town,
who has manufactured the wool of this flock
several years. for Information as 10 the GOAL
ity Of the Sheep.
DAVID LYNN.
Cumberland, Sept 10, i8ss.-ta
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-04
PUBLIC SALE.

ESyILL be sold at public sale on Friday,
w 18th of October, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
at the residence Of the subscriber. two miles
from Gerrardstown, ON the road leading to
Winchester, all Of my household & kitchen
furniture, consisting Of bureaus. tables,
chairs, beds. bedsteads, one eight day clock,
five stoves. and many other articles not nc.
cessary to enumerate. will also dispose OF,
AT the same time, farming utensils or evc.y
description, one wagon, two hay ladders a
first rate wheat fan, two apple mills and a
cider screw, SC. FERNS made known on
the day OF sale. when due attendance will be
gwen. JOHN UMBANHOWAR.
! Sept mbcv 90, ls52.--ts
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-04
nPay your Taxes.

gEVHE Public Faxes, Sc. for the year 1882
Il have been due for some time. and are in
the hands Of the subscribers for collection
The Revenue Of the State must be paid into
the Treasury in the course of few days,
and in order to enable us TO do so, IT is ab-
solutely necessary that immediate payment
of Taxes be made-those failing TO pay when
called upon, may expect to be distrained-
this will be done without respect TO persons.
CHARLES ID. STEWART,
JOSEPH BURNS.
October 4, 1882
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-04
AXES, &c.

WEyE have just received 3 Tor sale mum.
w Der fAXES & other EDGE TOOLS,
manufactured by Johnston, Price & Co. of
Hagerstown, Nd. Of the best double refined
Cast Steel
These Axes and Tools hare commanded
a preference over all others in the market,
wherever they have been sold and known.
They are believed to be superior to any 9th
ers in the u. States Wood-Choppers and
Mechanics, are invited to examine and Jddge
Tor themselves.
HOGMIRE 4 BOYD.
October 4, 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-04

Appcrins Mortalify-A committee ar-
pointed for the purpose in Philadelph,s. have
published a narrative report Of the ravages
OF the cholsra in the Arch street prison Of
that city The scenes Of one day in that
prisun are represented to have been Of I'M
paraileled leariulDess in the history Of disease
and death. Before night, not less than seven
ty persons, who were living when the morn
ing dawned, were consigned to the gravel
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-04
33oAtacrtuf.

Dreadful .Aceideat.-Just AS our paper had
gone to press this morning, we heard of the
death of Mr.. W illIam Scott, employed as a
miller in the Bedingtoh Mills, six miles from
this place. II is reported that he was attend.
tug to the Boiling Chest, that some of bis
clothes caught in the cogs, he was drawn 10.
md literally crushed 10 death. We learn
that he has lately arrived in this country from
England, and that he has left wife 10 la
ment his loss
---
The Maryland Election took place on Mon
lay last. we have no accounts fran anJ psrI
II the State except the City Of Baltimore -
I'he Jackson Ticket succeeded in that City,
ont with reduced ma orities jenkins. 455s5 =
Hatper d. 6S-lIernan 4.lfl-Walsh 4, 03s
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-04
IrNOTTCE.

A LII persons indebted 10 the estate Of the
IA late Stephen Mayors. deed, either by
bond, note or account. are requested to make
immediate payment; and those having claims
against said estate are notified TO bring the
same iorssard. properly authenticated for set.
Element. ADAM SNEAKER, .admr
= de bonis non wi.h TIE pM a,u.exsa
October q, 1882 -m
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-04
ATLast Notice.

A Ii persons that know themselves in
IA debted TO .4le by note, are Doiitied THAI
their respective no,es are in the haosis Of Isaac
\ Lauck-if not taken up BY the first OF No
vember. they must expect to lind them ia the
hands Of an officer Cor collection.
WA. n. THOMPSON.
D., October a. 1872
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AR RED.

On Thursday last, at the Phoenix Mills,
by the Rev MIR. Jackson, Dr. MANN p. Mel
SON, of Middeway, ito Miss LYDIA Ann,
daughter Of Conrad kownslar, Esq.
On Sunday last, in WiIlismsport, by the
Rev. Mr.. Smith, MIR Henry MCCLURE, to
Miss Eve CATHAR,SE, daughter of Mr.. Geo:
Painter Of this county
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-04

Tickets, s5-Halyes. SO so Quarters. si,c3,
Tickets shares and packages. 10 be had III
the greatest, variety Of numbers at
WILLIAM N. rHOMpSON'S, OFFICE
.Martinsburg. va. )
I s5-All orders from distance, ENCLOSING
The Cash or Prize Tickets. will he thankfully
received and promptly attended to. If address,
sed to =.
ift WILLIAM NJ. THOMPSON.
October 4, 1854
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. Notice is hereby given.

yHNHAT apetition viii be presented TO the
u next General Assembly of Virginia.
praying for law, 10 exempt the citizens OF
the town Of Martinsburg from the payment OF
Taxes to be expended in making Roads 10 the
county of Berkeley, that they be permitted
TO expend that part of the Taxes they are Tia.
Bile TO pay, in the improvement OF all Roads
leading Immediately from said town, at the
discretion Of Commissioners, to be appointed
by the Court Oct. 4, 1889. =
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TUf Hacite.a.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct. q.
FLoUR.-Last week the wagon price of
Flour continued steady at s575 On Friday
evening a lot of roo bbls was sold. from
oS s5. at u o. hoaers eneray demand ma
6 90. Yesterday there was no change.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-04
Estrau Mare.

STRAYED from my farm. near Charlcs&
- town. on the 22d Aug, a BAY, MARE
about is hands high. She has white spos
on each shoulder, caused by the cellar, and
. split in each fore. hoof. Any person return.
ing said mare TO mc, or giving me informa4
ton so that get her again. will be literally
rewarded. 49, II = ,s.ex
HENRY +, M BRISCoE.
September 20. 1894 st !
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-04
1r.siiS 8AAHHrlEo
MARTINsBURG. ocrOokR 4, 1889.
a., town enioys uninterrupted good health.

o,r town enjoys uninterrupted good health.
~ .,,yzeas aJe entirely exempt from any
Ia &C epidemic or disease. Kind Proyi-
H Ice has guarded US, SO far, against that
IeaadfnI seourge, the choiera-How thank
c'I on. hit we 10 be. IL gives as sincere plea
',,e 10 state, that ii has entirely disappeared
:" BALTIMORE and that VI has abated 10 a con-
-;snrable extent IN the City oil Washington.
a., friends of Alexandra, have had little or
.otbiog of the disease. We are sorry 10 find
dat II IS quite fatal yet IN Richmond-thati it
has. within a few days past, made its ap
nea,anee in the pententiary. In Norfolk and
Portsmouth, it is abating. From Smitbfeld.
N the Isle OF Wight, we have no late accounts.
There has, it appears by the Charles Town
&c Press, been four deaths at Hall.town,
J I'm the Cholera. Il has nearly disappear
ed along the line of the Canal, and the con-
tractors have again resumed their work.
"Coming events cast their shadows before'
Extract of letter, dated Albany, Tuesday
Sept IS. to ugerttemaa ia .>stc York
While am writing, the whole city appears
to be a scene OF general Joy: guns are firing;
fires are burning in the streets: the boys are
setting off their crackers, SIC; and what is ii
for. YOU will askp Ii is the COMPLETE PROS
rr.T,os OF THE REsENeY in this city. We
met the enemy this day at the polls, and our
victory has been complete We have gain
ed the election in epe'y ,card except The first,
and in that, great change has been effected
We have struck blow whichwill be felt, by
The month of November, throughout the
State. We have attacked the lion in his den,
and have driven him from his strong hold -.
The cannon which are now roaring, sound
the knell of the Regency. have but on one
occasion, seen such a general burst oil joy per
wade community, as does at this moment
prevail in this city and that was in your city
when the intelligence Of peace soas receiced, at
The conclusion Of the late war"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-04
Public Sale.

WILL be sold by public veoduc, at the
w late residence OF SrErHEs MAYERs,
deceased, one nile west Of Darhesvile, Der.
Kelley county. on Friday, The 26ih rasfGst. all
oil the personal property belonging to said
estate, consisting Of valuable work horses,
brood mares. and colts; mich cows, stock
and Tag cattle; number Of very fne hogs
and sheep; farming utensils Of every des.
crpton, such as ploaghs. hsrrows, wheat
IAN. sc. good road wagon. tho new wood
work OF ditto; wheat, rye. corn, and oats BY
oushel; hay by the ton. together with mum
per OF articles not necessary TO partioularise
Twelve months credit will be given the pur
chaser on all sums over Ave dollars, Tex
cept the wheat which will be sold for cash
upon giving bond with approved security;
under that sum. cash The sale will com
mence at 10 o'clock, a. m. and continue until
all is sold.
II,.n
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Notice is hereby given,

HsHAT q petition will he presented to the
d next General Assembly Of Virginia, pray
ing for law TO make a Road across the
North Mountain at Parks Gap, and to con.
struct a Bridge across Back Greek, by means
Of Lottery. Oct 4, 1889.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-04
DEATH OF BRANT.

The Western Mercury contains the fol
lowing obituary notice:
Died, at the Mohawk village near Brant-
for1, L.. C. JoHE BRIST, Esq Chief OF the
Mohawk tribe OF Indians, and son of the
gallant Chieftain who distinguished himself
so nobIy in the revolutionary aud late wars.
Mr.. Brant was an accomplished gentleman,
and died sincerely regretted by numerous
circle Of acquaintance ofthe first respectable
itv"
The cause Of the death of this Chief (says
the N. York Commercial hdvertiser) is not
mentioned. He was very generally known
as meriting the character above gwen him;
and his loss will he severely felt by many.
He was educated in England. Most readers
win remember his correspondence with the
poet Campbell, in vindication Of his fathers
memory, IRON the charge of cruelty attach
ed TO it in Gertrude of Wyoming. An at
tempt was made, but abandoned, to inipIi-
cate Captsin Bran, as being consulted during
the Morgan transaction by the abductors
But it was found that be had nothing what
ever to do with it. He has left behind him
an unsullled and enviable reputation.
Obituary. The unfortunate Calvin Ed
sou, is no longer Living Skeleton. Dr.
Scudder, of the American Museum, has re-
ceived Information OF his death, at his resi-
dence in Randolph, Vermont The mystic
rlous cause of his excessive emaciation, has,
it is said, been solved The disease of which
ne died, was Tabes Mesenterica, or Tape
Worm. The worm is said TO have been IL
Or IA feet in length. IL this be so, the mys
tery of the enormous appetite OF the deceas
ed, is likewise solved
a WHALE .4SHORE.-O On Friday last,
,chate. q The gram,pus species teas driven
shore on Fairfield beach. about three miles from
Bridg ep0rt Connecticut He scas about ttcer.
ty four test long, and thirteen IN circnmJ ere.ce;
he tiued from 10 o'clock IN tie morning until 8
Ia the afternoon, sehen he expired an hour s
terrific Struggling. Sir yokes Of otea .eere re
quired TO draio him q te~ feet from Ions tnatcr
mark, aud fifteen men ,eere scarcely abie to
f,an him hatt ,cay orer. He scas first discover
ed by person ,cho was Cunning IN tie neigh
6orhood, whea he scas u, full uigor and made
q sotdshing IN the stet.OU aoater that almost
qua!ied the roar 9a cataract Thousands
yfoched from all quarters to see The imprisoned
monster.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-04
MartinsI,urg Academy.

Martinsburg Academy.
HNliE present session Of this institution
commenced on the,9th instant, and will
close on the 9th OF March. 1888. when tho
semi annual examination will take place. -
Parents eau enter their sons at ANY time du,
ring the session. and proportiopate reduces
ton will be made for the time which may
have elapsed Entrance at the. commences
nient Of session would be desirable.
September =, 1889.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-04
Estray Horse.

GTRAfED from the subsc ribers residence
~ in Loudoun, near Peter G,ddin's ta-
vern, on. the road from Charlestown Ia
Leesburg, on Sunday The 18th Of July last, q
BLACK HORSE. -
about ! years Dld, l4t hands fR1E1A
high with sotne white in.his face
and his near hind foot white, AeANQkk.
perhaps others whitc;) he il light buiIr
horse, a natural trotter, and has small hurt
On his back from the saddle liberal re-
ward will be given for the above horse, of.
such information as will enable me to get
him again. tf
81 ett VIM CLENDININ0
Sept. 81, 1882 .-.-st.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-04

10000 Tickets. More Prizes than Blanks.
To be drawn on the High and Low System.
Tickets S5-Halyes ~ 50--Qnarters 81 25
Tickets, shares AMI packages, to be had
inthe greatest variety of numberss at
STEVENSON & POINrSiS, Office,
- Is Stannton, Va.
WASHINGTON KROESEN,
-, Mar.insburg. Va
WILLIAM l. BOAK,
Darkesyille. Va, or to
DANIEL ENTLER,,
= -. i. Shepherdsto~n, Va.
: October A. 1881
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CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
SCHEME,
Tickets IS. Halves % 80, Quarters 81 .
Virginia State Lottery,
CLASS EI(yur.

To construct a road nom the Pennsylvania
line via Elsabe,htown to the Ohio River.
To be dru,cn ~ Rou'asy Ia on Usdaesds
The 24h day IF October, 1889.
SPLENnih SCHEMH
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-04

Virginia State Lottery,
For The benefit If the Petersburg Bene yolenk
Mechanic Association
CLASS NOD, FOR 1854.
To DC drawn at Richmond OBJ Friday. fath
81 October,
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From tie Raleigh Star. Sep %.

BISHOP CHASE This distinguished
Gentleman, Laring resigned his BtsLopric IA
05ao, has selected place IN the Territory Of
,d'rtigGn tor has future residence q is has d.
'"t1ol' TO derote The residue Of his fife 10 The
'FH''aioas preaching Of The gospel.