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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-18
IN cliANcERy-v,se,S,A.--I In Hanover County

I'm CHANCERY-v,RcrSsA In Hanover County
u Court, October %. 1885,.
kowis,d w. refr,ll. John II. Francis. ard Jane NJ
hl- w'ie late Jane M Terrell ani John X Hsnd,ick and
Mary q. his wife, late Mary G. T.iieI, Plffs,
against
Joseph Nj. Terrell. Charles 4. Terrell and Ann f.
iefrei', the "o as, OF whom ianis under tie age
o, twenty one yeas, by George NeLeravd. sir guar
"'t., du ts'eh'. DEBTS.
The defendant, Joseph Al Terrell not lrying entered
"s appearance aud given security, according the
OF Assembly and the rules OF h.s Court and ia
oy satisfactory evidence, that he is inhabit.t of
tos commonwealth: On the moion IT the puiniTs il is
ordered that the said defendants do appear here the LIST
day oi January Term aud the Pisnifs' bili
ana That copy o' this oder be ci,hwb inserted in some
newspaper, puolshed IN the City OF Richmond for two
months successfully, and that another copy be posted at
'hs 'front.' doof oil the Courthouse OF this county.
Copy-Tests. PHILIP ID. WINSTON, e. H. c.
Nov. 4. 52-vs,s
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N Rf-FiRGINIA.-At Circuit SureIj-
n 81 Court oil Law ami Chaucery. continued and held
io' Nor'humbrrl"nd county, The Courthouse OH Friday
the 20 Ocober. 1884:
Jem,ma s. Damrron administrators Of WIFI. D,r.or.
deed. and William Al. Damsron Co,nn,," '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-18

~ W 'CE.-Aii pefsoGs having cIsns aes,,., the Lilo
Ch'ries Petro", are hereby requested 10 make ,hs
, " IS provision may be made its paymen,: and
date payment. I'm " W n n,S
-,adm'r ic'h NE WW annexed Of Caayie, Perro,o 8,
49, s' N'''"e' IL 49-wIw%
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N VICE 5orhsmon-Mrs. Trollcpe. In her late work
on Belgium aud Western Germany. assures Us that Mr.
'endehen, an opposition member Of the Belgian para-
neni bad reached such pitch OF dextcr,y viii, the pis-
'O, ihai he would briug down hee rpon the wing it'll
the nces certainly. Lea consider Of such pre,.ar
sAii the seconds Ia affair o, honor between Tim aud
tue Minister. NJ Rogers, placed them the unusual dis
lance o thirty six PAGES bat the opposition deputy SUE
tanned his repn atm. and wouujed his official enemy i'm
the mou,hhaving pa culsry aimed at tia part in order
10 stop his topgue.-.N Y. Transcript
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-18

~ ~ lCE y gwen that Petition .l BIZ presented 10
Tie next Assembly ifor leave 20 pernil Msrgs,et. a
Tree aoman Of color 10 reside in tic Stsfe 49, "
Norfolk, October 81. 81.
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,,.' " AsHiNoroN, Nov II -Mr sess,or Rsbiosoo .f
'''o''' ""o >, ptn'bef r. HE Post Office Committee.
nss 'ilNeu 40 'hs riiy, 20 he contffee ,yLeo ~
W"ss nsfe shall be femned We ere .orfy 10 learn b,f
"s y ," ~ beaI'h- National bfeRigenc,y,
r. 'ne lion. mr Pciadeter arrived o, New yo,t o,
intu'tt'sy' n u'e he"lutky, from New o Iesns lie
IN. wy &c Of % guns
Oar Min''ef to Rossis, The Hon. Mr. wilkins. ,oot 81.
'ps,o'e ron ,osson 70 HsmbUfgh Oh The T., oOcobsr
I" 'o,n"P'"g "''h nf Canning aud the MARQUIS Of Doafo
son Of tie Duke Of Weiago " Do''o'
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Isaac nien adm illustrator OF Thomas cameron. decJ
LAWSON ii~,ha"ay, adn,ini-raior OF Iuiwel l. Locke
uee ~ ana John '" a. Ednonds. and Annly his wife
administrators OF John XIX. decd aud William ~ D,n
d'idse' administrator Of EiizabsIh P. Brent deceased
,,,, Defendants.
~ 40 s''"e' COnplAinants
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And the same,

And the same Cnnits
against
isnsc Brent guardian and administrator of Caro,;n. q
Dainrron deceased, John Msrdiili and rhom,, Lanes
Brent, decd ~ , ,N'oe'h /.
On the motion OF the complainant. and by coo.co IF
Pd'ues, these Two causes are consodated and te soL
p@nas awarded the conplsnAnls in these GAUGES h,,in
teen returned executed all the delendants and o
hSn Tour months having eIspe since the return thereof
property executed on the defendants John Me,Iirh
homis James, and William H. cambridge aud tbcv Iii,
a'i"S 70 appear ani sDsweThe Bills OF the comnI,n
eh'r "Ie taken ior> confessed As o them
Anh tis cause coming he lie srJ on hr Bs nj ,I
Pap"s ahd Tie Exhibits herewith flied and The ao.,ver
oil me other defendants. Isaac Brent Lawson H.ta,vv
anu John '" A. EdInonds aud wife aud atone No.,
TO, and was argued b counsel ''
On consideration whereof the Court doth a,indao o.
uef ana decree that tie defendant Isaac Brent, do r,n,
peore the Commissioner OF this Court an aecoub Of III;
a. h'ns'fahon upon the estate OF his intestsle Tbon,s
eoh' aecd and that tie said Isaac Breut do render
ueo'e me same Commissioner, account of his puan
snip 0! caroline u Cameron, deed and also an ,rconn,
" ms administration Dn The estate OF fe said Csrolius q
DShs'ot,' acc IL And the Court doth further adiudg.
order An decree, that the said Cou,u.sionsr do
c any money P'id BY he said Isaac Brent 10 The
FI'ihi~ or either Of them, Which he may have ,ai
as The security Of the PauiiH JeInims s. Damrron, IN
es,aei and an account Of the debts due rom the pising
W lni''n nj. Cameron, ifom Willis Dsmetop Jec,i
10 'Hs SAID dsei'lsn Aud tbs said Ccm,ni,siorsr - a.
rseed 70 report s proceedings under This decree
WIZ any special matters, deemed pertinent Nv Lius NJ
VINO" ne i"'y be required 10 stale by any parry SC
Copy-Teste,
5. A. Nj. LELAND c ~ g rs E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-18

IS ALVES OF q. STATES BANK NOTES LOSE
Z There were enclosed TO in lrler or the Huh
September. $780, the s-cond right hand halves Of
uree One Hundred Dollar GIFTED States Bank Notes
payable at Mobile, Will 430 Il. $685. aud l.. i63 ere
ieo,ea 10 me ri Gooc!i!aud Court house Va aud ,naI
Ny Johh Ormohd al Couriaud. Alabama but ,b.v ha a
eceived Jns mi, ~ ,,,ns"hinhy
August. 26. % - - o.'.
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CoMMIssioNEn's OrrIcr

NJ. Leland. c n. c. L 6, c.
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so.ou,, 4s9. 200
ing Novembei $, including ;s25, OOO in
quarter eagles, o,o oco
remaining n"coined, $22O. 200
A'oun. c'incd from l'' Aug. TO lst Nov $3.50 800
'" eoneu from Lat NOV 10 Sh Nov. PIC 600
i's' "'''ouh' oil new gold coinage, $270s 900
Gi05e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-02
EOR VIE E.NouLRER

tn. FOh TIE ENQUIRER
i"e ie"P'e cannon DE aware oil the extent, " Which
party politics is carried among Of their
yves IN Richmond They have seen, it is true, the at
tempt which was made early day of the es.on IN
put out Editor from Office, the ground Of bis bein
no practical printer! But they do yet know the zeal
whch was shown by the political leaders OIL that occ aston
and The particulars OF that Transaction.
They have of the move ne nts that have he IN
n1de on the question OF the Deposiles being
TO the Bank OF Virginia. But they do not see how ager
" 'his movement has been connected, by some of the
eauers wan the design Of breaking down old Jackson
and by others, of propping up the Bank of the o. = y
when they come TO the resolutions of the Committee
they viii be aston shed at the boness of assertions and
the weakness oil its aigumenistle ridiculous fears thai
are expressed lest the Bank should over trade In
quence OF these scaniy deposites the Bank should be
called on ior security when they know that such con-
sequence can never prac icaily take place with the Vir
gid Bank and that II security should in any case he
a'ked, the Bank will that moment decline The Denosi,e.
on those terms They will be still more surprized hen
hey come to see the ridiculous parade that is made
ABOUT the Secretary's deposng the public funds in
The State Banks, which the COMMITTEE, il pleased IN
colt supplying national cmTency through ibe soen
cy OF tie State Banks, and then slignazng this ,ea
,9re rs " NOT sanctioned ty the Federal Cons ituon
D - s'ii more 'uTpnLing, that such denuncdtion
should he made against The of the State Bdpks vheu
we see how regardless the Commit ee are Fl The gross
1nc"nsu,uIIonaiiiy Of the u. S. Bank-Snd with what
gid Ind HeTence they disclAim the EXPRESSION or eye
ininaon Of any opinion m reference TO the consturion
any oil tie existing Bank OF tie u. 81! But is sur
PiIhg' when II il kVown that the Chairman of this Com
nhIes Is himself anxiousy devoted TO the renewal
OF this unconstitutional Institution
bnl there - dnOher matter, of which "he good pcople
o' hiS common" edltt yet profoundly ignorant. IL
- ne aRltd'ioIs, The schemes, that foot for
elscuhg 'be Governor. Never more anxiety mani
ies'e more pains taken; plans foot 10 bling
we elements OF opposition together, 10 effect given Oh
CO. some OF the active leaders are continually
c"ht."g each Other in tie Capitol; and at least five eau
cues nave been held at nght Tor e purpose Of agreeing
on candidate candidates, hich may persuade lie
NallonaIs 70 unite with the Nuliers. MoRE ANON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-02
DEATH

gys US very rroat pain tho Of Col Ac
h hlche, WHO expired Saturday evening his hon co. in
e1 eouny Ito was gu Of tho Goth last IA
LII ' the Eo Of this to speak OF HE
WI" respect whch his NJ
R"ge :" one who knew him we'll school fellow and
collation. 70 ,y Of Cot r. that 10 had nany excellent ana
uesHHuN honest and hoHied We undertake TO snv ina,
c"ud haye known him, without admitting gen.
patriot lie of fbYt
nhe % served his country e firm and d,
ehns h duties ne legislator in which capacity had served in
VIC h"use OF Deegaes for several sessions. w
We execution OF duty which he undertook nut no was
o. Po'ca pectmenbong des of fulfilling Aft
mo o. domestic hs and Of being distinguished good
ot Nnn neighbour and honest Col r. has en h..
ters '' '' wv "'''eu ua"sn'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-02
~ =. From the Fredericksburg Arena
restoration OF the Deposies The State Banks in Phi.

fducIpHd.
Mr. EDIToB-The Bank men are Growing loudly at
memorial, which the Presidents of certain State Banks in
Ph'a nave voted praying Congress restore the
eposites TO the u ). Bank Ii is apiiy take from them
mat drop Of comforts but really their triumph is without
any soid foundation The officers Of these Banks hare
oeen Long time advocates and pdrtsans of the United
S9dfes Bonhj regarding 1t Gas OF balance TO
.ne circulation OF The country- and thinking that adj
ed"dSe countepose TO the danger of hay
ing Inomed corporation, powerful enough shake
community 10 lis centre, whenever the people refuse
ou oil whch that most potentous power grows. More.
oVer-h"'e Banks haze none NJ them received the de-
Poses; aud much OF this late may be ase ribe
10 Jealousy OF the Grard Bank which has received them
an MT Editoi the days OF the Bank are uunbered and
not only this spasmodic effort about the but
w other step towards renewal OF the charter must fail
why does the giant die so hard will tell you-'ts be-
cause The spirit OF Catane no has ed that with
~" dii Tie republic shall toUer to its foundations sure.
w surely the peope OF this county will never be so ssin
eib'y stupid as to let another such excrescence grow
up TO dshgure and endanger their free institutions
.,., a BUCKSKIN N.
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~ the request Of fow partial friends ON slUr
u the fh OF January next, s3i) the which Aoo
Ss WINS driven TO- on the night Of tina, date 75i years
oeo.e, Vhonco his consequent expulsion om
pointed out for the fixing with an
conenonliye OF the event; when short will 10 given
striking by
hcdeo The American that occasion who fes
rested 10 these past and mako
s ~ e invited 10 attend The lie. the old leading
'on NOnn 10 Westham few hundred
mousse IN the place sine called The ind I
the next fl day, Sunl " excepted. 1907 y ~ ''' " "o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-02

SITUATION WANTED.--A young Gentleman. o,a
~ hied 10 give insfuc ion in the Engi.b French La
tin and Greek Languages and who has had several vesr
successful experience in teaching, l. DESTROYS Of ob1n,
astuSton in some School, College Academy for liberal
compenssn The most satisfactory Testimonials of uor,
aud literary quaihcaon be given. Persons disposed
TO employ such teacher, will direct their letters 10
Riehmond Va.-ProposaIs will be received until 18Th Of
January 1861 JaD.2 72-2ts
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MlRRIAGES

"A W. iNhthbtos
matcJ o Ibusd evening last, by tho Rev Nh Keeling NJ
field Of this City. - '"
Thursday tho CIV pi., Johanna. Va, by the Re
John T. McGuio, d. WIN. T., CatowoUd,
the amiahe and much admired Miss focy Am, onIg daughter
Thomas rect, Esq.
-, Saturday 2f ult, by the Rev. Louis Cbojouio A.
W. sm Cato Mayo 70 Tho beautiful and highly accomplished
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-02

HDbhhlNo HARRIS, having Discontinued The re- .
eePt OF cousgnn cnt', with the intention Of closing
'neir business The subscribers have formed come Mon
under the brmm RtyEs < HARRIS for the purpo e o,
mahsdeuns general Commission business, aud solicit
the patronage Of the public
ROBERT RlvES, Of Nelson,
January 1t, 1891 1svas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-02

The Legislature of South CaroIin, have elected Mr.
McDuhe Major General of The Ist Division OF the Mi
MIA OF the State. General McDufie" sounds well
enough, but what does it signify?-BaH. Patriot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-02

TNNhb Annual General Meeting Of the Members Of
n ,he Mutual Assurance Society ag,ins, fire ON build.
Jugs, Of tie State OF VTgni, will lie held At The Soeietv
oillce in Richmond, Oh the sst January, 1891 at he
ho1T o. - . c'ock, gAmES RAW LINGS,
Jth. 2. lIs-MJ Y. N IT NJ n Sncn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-02
Richmond, Va. Thursday, Jan. .
THE DEBATE.

VIC hasten TO lay before our readers the first pa, Of
.rr. Folks reply TO Mr. McDuff- Ipresen,s a VARIETY
o, new and interesting extracts from The Documen
History OF the u. States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-02
THE JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT

Tn ".
1t has been conjectured by some that in
OF the pecnniay PRESSURE the refusal of the citizens of
Lypchburg 10 subscribe 1000 shares, &c. Sc this
great work would fall 10 the ground-I3ut not so we
understand that there is bill efore the Cou,ue,
81 Roads and Internal Napigation which proposes 10
contribute hall million: and also extend certain ci,i
hes TO the private subscribers II is tat actual
cd oy wise and liberal spirit the present Legislature
VIII pass some such b-and thus assure the execu,ion
1.-The work The subscriptions present. are only about
$500 600 short. 10y ''N
Could Virginia need any indictments TO prose cute is
great Improvement, she would find them in the examines
OF her sister ates What says the Governor of Ohio in
his recent Message TO his Legislature! He states ,ba
'ihe receipts into the Treasury the last year for ,he
sales oil Ohio Canal Lands, Water Rents, and Tolls
Dlu pay The interest The foreign Canal Debt and
22o99, over. This goes our citizens and ia adj
ed TO our School Fund The receipts Of Toll next wear
u Is anticipated will be sufficient pay the interest of the
whole Canal Debt, and will gradually thereafter accun,
rare surplus sufficient. property INFESTED 10 erin
s"tsh me aohole Canal Debt, by the time becomes due
The Cotton Factory in Steubenvilie Ohio. owned bv
~ Larrnore, Esq was burnt down of the ooh
Deche machinery, and all the House contained xcen,
the engine was destroyedthe loss estimated ai abont
S26OO0, OF which only 900 covered nv insurance
On The illh, the steamboat .MsSo,riat 25 miles below
Nachez collapsed the ue Of her second larboard boiler
by Which accident 10 persons badly scalIed If
whom have died-On the l5h the steamboat IJfiliu in
he act oil leaving St Louis collapsed her sarboad boier
driving out both heads-3oi the crew were shocknoiy
scaided. '"sY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-02

Richmond Enquirer.
Quonian inqu preceps nyor inceodunn ,p;o, L.
90 "'0"' TUNA VN'h
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-04
cot. nENroN.

/ We have always regarded Col Benton
as a bag Of wind. :" full Of sound and fury
signifying nothing and we have bee n as
tnnished whenever we heard men OF sense
give him credit Cor extraordinary talents
aud polished taste. His MUD. Il has al.
ways seemed TO US, is sort Of Encyclo
pedia, iilled with scraps Of Information on
most subjects but at the same time. he
has almost as little capacity as a well I'll
led volume 10 employ the knowledge
which be has stored in his capM in any
useful pursuit We have heard him styled
man OF great talents, and withal Of ad
mrahlc taste, and we have been al times,
almost Inclined TO doubt the correctness of
our own Judgement. aud 20 attribute the
opinion we had formed or him 20 incompe.
tency Oh our part. arising ei,herfrom pre-.
JUDGE OF from want Of capacity, to apprc-
ciatc his intellectual character. We find,
however, that we are not alone in our
opinion. 4 writer in the last No. OF the
:" New England Magazine" the repuia.
ton Of which, as literary journal. is
more enviable than that of any other sim.
liar periodical in this country. says-"the
tories are proud OF Benton they laud
him as the prince Of orators He is
boisterous braggadocia, who seems deter
mined TO make up in noise what he wants
IN argument-to split the ears Of ground
liags. His phraseology is meretticious and
homhastic, his metaphors are incongru.
Gus and absurd. and the whole style Of his
delivery is in the worst possible taste.
Ancient PISTOL was a fool 10 him. The
colonel is a large and redoubtabIe- looking
person but il does not take long TO disco
yer that the lions skin is assumed He is
one of those empty vessels, which beiray
their want OF contents, by the quantity Of
sound which they emt-,chsn siruck -
Lyncib,ag pug.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-04

II is provoking, but there is no help for
il we suppose, that every brainless hooby
who can get hold of a font of worn out
type. has il in his power to vomh upon
the public, any calumnies that may gene
rate 10 the feiid elements which make
up the composition Of blacksuard's sub
siituie for manhood II is hard, but fair,
we suppose, in this free country Of ours,
that the invention of printing, aud the
federation which every blockhead has 10
disgrace That nobiest Of arts, should he
made sometimes subservieDt TO the worst
purposes, and instrumental in the propa
CATION of the blacklist hbels upon our
nature. That the possession oil printing
press, for instance, by such persons as
publish miserable mass of stupid Igno-
rance, coupled, OF course, with malicious
impudence, like the newspaper printed IN
Providence, II T.. and called The g Repub
hcan Herald" should enable very great
dolt to speak Of respectable men precisely
as though he Was in the habit OF speaking
| 10 theml We make these reflections az
general ones, and allude 10 this Rhode
Island printer merely as an exempliilea
tion. We certainly would not do SO rnuef
violence 10 our own feelings, and so muct
INJUSTICE to the great and good men eainm
mated by him, as to aHstrer bis iooilsii I'm
nudence Such an individual does yerl
well as an illustration, but would be pro
NOTED beyond his dement's by any NOR
direct notice.--.Ntte York Coar y Emp
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-04

NIOTICE is hereby given that petit
~ ton will be presented 10 the Gene
raj Assembly at its next session, praying
that a law may be passed providing that all
exnendnures within the county Of Berkeley
for purposes, other than for the support
Of the poor, shall be betrayed by an assess
ment upon the lands and slaves of the
said county, aud that the present mode OF
deiraying such expenditures by poll tax
shall be abolished as unequal and opl'rcs.
sive.
September 10, l6S4-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-04

A Chance for Life "A faggot man car
rying load, by accident brushed against
doctor. The doctor was very angry,
and was going TO beat him with his fist.
g Pray don't use your precious hand, good
sir; kick me and welcome" The bystand.
ers asked him what he meant. Says the
woodmap, IF he kicks me with his foot
shall recover; but if once come under
his hands, it will be all over with me-"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-04
VIEW AND CHEAP
c. GO SIn

All ofwhich have been purchased atvery
reduced prices and are now offered on the
like terms. Their friends and the public
generally, are invited TO call and supply
heir wants with good bargains.
Bedington, July 8, Is34-by
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-04

1t is calculated that the wars Of Napo-
leon caused the death of five millions OF
human beings, the number of broken
hearts and broken fortunes bias not been
computed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-04

THE freeholders on both sides OF
Queen street IN the Town Of Martinsb burg
rom the public square at King street, to
the stone bridge-Will take notice: that
the trustees of the said Town Of Martins
burg, have upon the petition Of two thirds
Of the freeholders, in that section Of the
town, passed bye law requiring them
and every of them before the first day Of
November next, TO graduate curb and
gutter in front Of their property, the whole
length; and if they should fail to do so,
for every twenty eight days thereafter a
fine of ten dollars will be imposed. and so
in like manner. further fine of ten dol
lars for every twenty eight days, the work
shall remain unfinished.
ID. II. CONRAD,
President Board Of Trustees.
Attest.
S. GARARD, Recorder.
July "a, lS3i.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-04

Office ofthe Martinsburg Savings Institution
fnn.n D alf

EgY a resolution Of the board Of direct
ID ors Of this Institution the following
rates Of Interest have been adopted for the
government Of the Treasurer thereof IN
receiving money on depOsite, VIZ;
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-04
October so, 1854.

sAEw 81 AcEI z lL.
TiROUND ALUM. s FINE SALT,
yE AND MkCKEREL, just received
-d for sale hy a novn
Nov 6, 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-04

lIAIzgE TsgIxzc1xG pGgAI CLS.
POO BUSHELS ofthe far. famed Mer-
HNO Ger Potatoes from Bucksport, in
ne I, o'aie Of Maine, expected 10 arrive in
Z neat toeek. Price S7Acts. per bushel-
=, up ~ good tight h9gsheads containing
+ 10 Ia bushels each.
:, LAUCK s STEPHEN.
Nov, 9, lSS4.--hy