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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05

At Court held for Berkeley County at the
Court House, on Monday the 18th day Of april
1884
John Miller (son of MichaeD pit.
against
Robert Roach and Adam Spitznoggle Defts.
IN CHANCERY.
HSHE defendant Robert Roach, not hav.
b ing entered his appearance and Civ
en- security according to the act Of assem-
bly,. and rules OF the court and il appearing
to the corrt that he is not an inhabitant oil
this Commonwealth, 1T is ORDERED
that the said defendant appear here on
the second Monday in June next, and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff: and it is fur.
ther ordered. that this order be publish
ed in the Martinsburg Gazette. for two
months successfully; and posted at the
front door of the Court House Of said
oun ty.
A Copy-Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, c. b. c.
April %, lSS4.-2m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05
MARTINSBURG GAZETTE.
TERMS.

Two DOLLARS, payable in advance; or, TIVE
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS, within the year;
and If payment be deferred TO the end of the wear
THREE DOLLARS win invariably be demanded.
NO paper will be discontinued until all arrears
ges are paid, except at the option ofthe Editor.
=, advertisements ofone square or less inserted
three times for one dollar, and for each subse-
quent insertion twenty five cents longer ones in
proportion. Chancery orders of The usual length
lars each. Advertising customers will please to
mark on themanuscript, how many insertions are
required. Hno such direction is given, the -
ysrusement will be continued until forbid
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05
PEDIGRE E.

Major Jack Downing is beautiful blue
roam, 12a hands high and only three years
old this spring. He was sired by the old
imported Sancho, from Spain, the largest
Jack that was ever known in Virginia.
WILLIAM N. THOMPSON.
Al 1904
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05
DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Richard McSberry s. Brother, wa:
dissolved on the 2lst instant. All per.
sons having claims against the firm. will
present them to Richard McSherry for set.
Element; and those indebted, will make
payment to him.
RICHARD McSHERRY.
ID. l.. McSHERRY.
Martinsburg, April oath 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05
390etrp.

FROM THE LONDON COURT mAeAzrSE.
Summer Songs, b. Mrs. Hemans.
o. YE HOURS.
o. We hours, ye sunny hours!
Floating lightly by,
Are ye come with birds and flowers,
Odors and blue SKYE
Yes, we como, again we come,
Through the wood paths free,
Bringing many a wandcrer home,
With the bird and bee.
o! ye hours, We sunny hoursl
Arc ye waiting songi
Doth W lid music strain in showers
All the groves amongs
Yes. the nightingale is there,
While the starlight reigns,
Making young leaves and sweet air
Trcmblc with her strains.
Oily hours, yc sunny hours,
In your silent flow,
Ye are mighty powersi
Bring mo bliss or wo'
Ask not ihis,-ohi ask not this.
Yield your hearts awhile
To the soft winds balmy kiss.
And the heavens bright smile.
Throw not shades of anxious thought
Der the glowing flowers!
We are come with sunshine franght,
Question not the hours!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05
April 10. IS34.-2m.


1T Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the county
court Of Berkeley, on Monday the 7th day Of
Aprii, 1884.
Luke Pentoney, admir-. of Daniel linn, dec. pit.
against
George St. Aubin, and others, defts.
IN CHANCERY.
HsHE defendant George St. Aubin, no,
81 having entered his appearance and
given security according to the act of as
sembly, ant 5es Of the court, and it APP
peartng to the court that he is not an in
habitant Of this Commonwealth, III Il
ORDERED, that the said defendant d.
appear here on the second Monday i
June next, and answer the till OF the plain
tiff: and it is further ordered, that this oil
der be published in the Martinsburg Gaz
cite, for two months successfully, and pos
ed at the front door Of the Court Hous
Of said county.
A Copy.-Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, c. b. c.
April 10, lS34-2m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05
SAVING, &c.

HHAvING built new SAW MILL on
IL q the land formerly owned by the late
Col. Thomas Swearingen, at Hardscrab-
BILE and near the large Dam, No. 4, buid
by Messrs. Holman s. Hall. on the Pofo-
mac River, am prepared to Saw all kinda
Of lumber at short notice. and will keep
all kinds for sale. will purchase Logs
delivered at The Mill, or in the River above
the Dam, and will saw for ell persons that
may wish either on the shares or for money,
as best suit. them. will I'll out bills for
lumber Of different sizes and lengths up
to "a feet. Samuel III. Kisinger will at
tend to the concerns ofthe Mill at all times.
JOHN KISINGER.
February 81, 18S4.--f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05
". Y. Transcript.

The sale of a paper which was sold
about the streets of Paris for two sous,
having been impeded by the unjust in
reference of the Police, the editor
signfed his resolve of personally re-
pairing to the Bourse for the sale of
his paper, expressing his determination
to use force to force, and even sacri-
flee his life in behalf of his rights,
should they attempt to. be infringed.
Immense numbers were attracted to
the spot. The whole edition was sold
off in little time. The editor, quietly
pocketing the cash, marched off in
triumph, expressing defiance at the in.
reference of the government minions,
who, with more discretion than gene
rally marks their acts, avoided coming
in collision with the people. The editor
was unable to repeat his experiment,
the following day, as his whole edition
was again bought out, and he there
fore had none remaining to offer for
sale on the Place de la Bourse.
A new method of taking a profie.-Ear.
ly on very cold morning, a travelling
profile cutter called at the house of wag,
and inquired if he wanted profile taken
Yes was the reply, Il want yours taken
from my door,
A wag the other day remarked, that the
project of loaning Hhe credit Of The State
to the People thereof was something like
man trying to raise himself from the
ground by pulling at the waistband of his
own brooches.
Wise men mingle innocent mirth with
their cares, as an help either to forget them
or overcome them, but to be iniemnerofe
for the ease Of ones mind, is to cure me.
lancholy with madness.
The best born, and the first born are If.
oftentimes the worst and the least to b.
borne.
To bespeak praise is forever to be dis
appointed Of it: to fear il is to deserve it;
and to turn ones back upon {, is TO be
sure to have it follow.
A fashionable lady is a rose from which
every lover plucks leaf; the thoIns are
eft for the future husband.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05

To bespeak praise is forever to be dis
appointed of it: to fear il is to deserve it;
and to turn ones back upon {, is TO be
sure to have il follow.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05

fashionable lady is a rose from which
every lover plucks leaf; the thoIns are
eft for the future husband.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05

A ne,o method of taking profie.-Ear.
ly on a very cold morning, a travelling
profile cutter called at the house of a wag.
and inquired if he wanted profile taken.
Yes was the reply, Il want yours taken
from my door,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05

Wise men mingle innocent mirth with
their cares. as an help either to forget them
or overcome them, but to be mtemperate
for the ease Of ones mind, is to cure me.
lancholy with madness.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05

A wag the other day remarked, that the
project of loaning 'the credit Of the State
to the People thereof was something like
man trying TO raise himself from the
ground by pulling at the waistband of his
own breeches.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05

The best born, and the first born ARE Of.
oftentimes the worst and the least to be
borne.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of The county
court of Berkeley, on Monday the 7ts day Of
April 10. lS34.-2m

court of Berkeley, on Monday the 7h day Q,
I Apil 1884.
Conrad Hogmirc, pit.
against =
| Frederick Nadenbousch & Eleanor his wife, u
Silas Oak and Margaret his wife, Seamans =
Garard and Elizabeth his wife, Moses Col s
Inns, jr. Joseph Pollock and Sarah his wife, ,
Joseph Scott and Jane his wife, Guy Col
Inns, and Alexander NJ. Collins, (Which s
said Eleanor, Margaret, Elizabeth, Mo- =
SEES, Sarah, Jane, Guy, and Alexander <
M, are children and heirs of Moose Col
Inns the elder, decd deffs.
fHVHE defendants, Frederick MAIDEN
b bousch and wife, Moses Collins, 10
seph Pollock and wife, Joseph Scott and
wife, Guy Collins, and Alexander NJ. Col
Inns, not having entered their appearance,
and given security according to the act Of
assembly, and rules Of this court, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants Of this Common
wealth; IL is ordered, that the said dclen-
dants do appear on the second Monday.
in June next, and answer the plaintiffs
bill; and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in Martinsburg, for two months
successfully. and posted at the front door
Of the Court House in the said county.
A Copy.-Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, csc.
AnrI ON,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Richmond Compiler
EDITED BY
M. M. ROBINSON.
TEvHE alarming crisis to which the at

Published Sent Weekly Jor the country.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05

The COMPILER will be sent to subscri-
bers at IS per annum. payable in advance.
Individuals procuring A subscribers and
transmitting $40 to the Editor win be en-
titled TO fifth copy gratis. All money
transmitted by mail at the risk Of the Ed
itor. Communications must be post paid
except when transmitting lists Of subscri.
bers.
The DAILY COMPLIES Gan be sent to
gentlemen out Of Richmond at sioper an f.
mum.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05

February IS, ls34.-u.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17

81 nm members nj l.asl irendins such Of the ii
,'fS oi the sociey as my be present Upon tie a
'.'''ae OF iti> Constitution the Saciety shall pro
een forthwith 10 M election OF all the officers an
VI we EXECUTIVE Committee, 10 serve u.dil the an
""'' meeting IN November, 1881, when a new c
e.',or shall take place for the ca sumo year.
II ihere Snail lie Two re .ullr meetings of tn
'oc'ciY IN each year; o &c on the first Tuesday n
Nay,a' which time the Socltty shall detrtnlne IL,
Amount aad character OF tn premiums TO hc off,
'ai 'he Other on lie first Taes lay ia November
winch shaIl be called thc annual meeting; al wheel
'lme the Ag,'c AUr4 Etttttiioa and can't S4ou
-oati lahr place aud on the fojoAIHg cav an *.
niei'on of such domestic manufactures. as may he
iooS7 i'r""rl, on which day the pfem,n shall
ht'"afIcd. AT the annual meeting IN November
N 5enrh var premiums shall be awarded on The
following sai els.
For The best original Essay on Rural Economy,
by a member
For the best cultivated FIRM, by member.
f't The highest rroiart IA MAJ, What aud
OalS ON any Two CONT .0ops arrrs. hv member.
For The bsst Stallion, Ball, Ram aud Boar, res
pstuvcly
III" best piece of 6ar woollen 10th. o. 81 M.
kelm., Of Fable Clo.b, Of Cap,tm, bni OF Coan-
ifrPane carh not less than dyn Y.,ris. anl 10 h,
ma1uiaetufed IA SOM f,mlIy MI cuua.ics of
'ediord OF c1mpbsa, or ia the family of some
member.
II -l,'Il le he dul9 ~ lie ue '5ae "a Nav aul.f-
ally, 10 sP ey such olhee II l.lcs, o. wGlel ure.
miins faY bs awarded. AS Ii, y may 4 eu Sp.-
dent No p,cma,m >balI be nNal,D,d, ufIe.> t.c
sahJ"cl exhibited shall bs ii such "A ctata,tel at
excellence as, in the oalioa ola m lo.It4 of llc
ras'os "PpoWcd 10 decide, shaA hfcaHtd4op
p'fz".
'Eo II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17
TER MS.

a. ,er annnuil. payable IN advance No sub
JTfof - a. ,ereycd for less time than six mouth
scfpon W." III h. discontinued fbnt tie discretion o
aid 40 pa' mil all arrearaces are paid.
tho nv ~. tEEri will be asserted Mt 50 eeni.
DAps Ia the f. Il tine, nnd y y cents for each
pc sla r,ose from dtstiaee mast he paid for pre-
,asr n.era the pagme" assumed by some
'sre,;s IN g@sn'"'f Editor, pos, PAD
,bey will not be attended TIC.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17

N IUIS70YiI UtY. 1911.
Tn ia am" o. tfe Cou-ufa TON " as amen
led, unanimously, by ad1me 'hofs @. W6o.aeyer
a9Il brc5 apcaAcr + In, SDclcly, bowr,u
h. fiji Fa-.day II Nav uu The 4en.r,I ncalln..
IN Nosen'e r, any year sh II pay Two ,oltls to
he Ire sur ., a. lie inc at subscription"
Ge4c,ot meetiHe IN Nopeale1. 1881.
The | lt1 ar.lec ol lie Cons ,tutun was amen.
ded aaoulnnusty, II, flows: q" Tie premium
Tor the highest Proauot IN Maze aud Wheat shaH
hereafer be coetned 10 not lees than three cool,-
slnns acre of igh lad: No premium shall lcrc.
at.er hr give iot III o. ctoi anil all lbpt purl
o. The Cohsjl'ul ~ coming Vrhm the puryeW of
thls ahtndmenr, IS fcpeairdn
- ia Pc, I.n.'s AID IS hereafter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17

Inc first Show and Fan, fully allenI'd) Of the
New London 4 grieulturaI Society held at New
LONDON, on the first Tuesday and "Wednesday Of
November, 1891.
FIRST DAY.
Hector Harris, chairman of the committee on
Original Essays on Rure Economy, made re-.
port, recommending the Essay by AeAiles ID,
Johnson of Campbell, as en- tiled to tn Society $
premium which WIS adopted,and the premium a
warded
William l.. Bell, charm Of the committee on
Grain Crops, made Il report, reconnrnau ~ hat
the Socicty's premium for the hi CHEST Ito1act Of
Maize, on anytwo contiguous ceres, be given TO
Charles Anthony, of CampbelI, foc 800 bushels of
good me charitable corn, made on TIVE aeres of al.
luylai land Orch river bottom y and stating that
Benjamin A. Donald, OF Bedford, and Alexander
Austin, OF Campbfl Il, were also competitors for the
same premlum; the former Of whom had produced
from TWO acres of ailuvial land Ca rich oh MIL
pond) lo2 bushels of the like corn and five wag-
gon loads OF pumpkins aud The later liz bushels
OF the IKE corn, from two acres OF poor ridge land,
with single manuring; also recommending that
The S1ciety's prcmlun toe the highest product OF
w heat, on my two cons 5unus acres, be given 10
william Radiord of Bedford, for 1919 bushels of
sooa mefchdntable wheat. made on d acres of and
oC'hs about 36a bushels per acre which was adop-
leu, ana The premiums awuIded.t
odn G. Clay, CHAIRMAN of The committee on
s,alllons, Brood Mares, Coils, FilIies, Jacks and
"iu'es, made report, recommending that the So.
e'cty premium for the best Stallion, be given to
= Wright, of Bedford, for his Stallion, Failless,
ny ohaNspeare that the premium for the best brood
mare, be gwen TO William w. Austin of Camp
oe'' Tor his brood mare, Florizlla that the premi-
"" or lie best colt, be given TO Robert Campbell OF
neu'fu' tor his colt, Go.Ahead by Shakespeare,
,"ee years old and that the premium for The best
'ack, be given to Francis Adams, OF Campbell, for
ms JACK, sancho which was adop,ed, and the pre-.
miums awarded.t
y nooet' Campbell, chairman of the committee on
Du's' lows, Calves, Rams, Bears and Sows, made
".epofl' recommending tina, the Socieys premium
~ ,"e pest Durham Bull, be given to John Smith
" neuiord, for his full boodcd bull, Bolivar tina,
VIC premium for the best bull of common stock, be
sven TO John T. w. Read, of Bedford, for his
49, Ceaf-'hc-cow pen that the premium for the
s Us, C'w, be given to William Radford, of Bed
~ 'ot ms three-quarter Durham Cow that the
''''u'" Tor The best Calf be given to William
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17
FD-GfaEa.N NEWS.
srILL LArENFRlM ENaLANn.

NJ - 80 - - ~ u E-N1LF -.
- pa s"' .''' II ii"r' o. nom Liverpool
.o', ''''o ~ - ,.'.'' p eNol sup F".'deiP"a
- ~ = ','s' o "'s' 'i1va3 a. 40"
....',#..,. ~ ~ NJ - 'cionef'
- ,.,....'. .''- '0''o" '"s n''"' nom
'''' ''1 -
.rr..c..,.. 80, - = +,
-, ''''" - W '''N'. governor Oh t7e Bunk
.,'s' ''y va 'at') - at.
,,','. - '1e''' ,'' "a ''e 90" * '''" u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17
POETIC T..
..,.,o176lrS TIE HOLY LAND.

M r. M.,,;ne Is acknowledged 10 be the first LIVING
4 80, !, France The following beautiful sanza>
NJ fr,n bis Farewell, recently d dressed 10 III,
t,.,neb A eademy of Mms.iiles, On the eve of en-
..s1;na for the H,Iv Land. We take them as
translated in the Foreign Quarterly Review.
h have no, felt on the yea Of sand,
81 RI, s,nmbsrous fockin. of the desert bark
81 Nor oneochd my lhitst at eve with quivering
hand
Z Ry Hebron's well, beneath the palm trees dark ;
IN NJ IN the pilgrims tent my mantle spread
N,gl,a m, in the dds, where Job hath lam
Nor. while The canvas murmared overhead,
Dream'd jacobs mystic dreams gin.
Ofthe worlds pages, one is yet unread
How the stars Irembe in Chaldra's sky
/ With what d sense OF nothneness we ire I'd
How the hear, beats when God appears 50 nigh ;
How on the sod, beside some column lone,
The shadows ololl i Us descend and hover
How the grass speaks, the earth sends out its
moan,
Andthc breeze walls that wan}ers over
have not heard in the tail cedar top
The cries of nations echo 10 aud no
Nor seen from Lebanon the eagles drop
On Tyres deep bas,d palaces below.
have not lali my head upon the SrOhnt,
Where Tadmo's temples N the dust decay,
Nor started with my loo l,il arcary sound,
The waste where NJ naon's temple lay
have not stretched where Jordans current flows,
Heard how the loud amentlng river weeps
Wfh means and cries aauiImer cen than those
With which tbs laoura.u prophet stirred lis
deeps
Nor fell the transports viii h the soul inspire
II the deep srot where he the bard Of kings,
Fe, at the dead OF night band Of flame
Seize on the harp, and sweep the stlings
have not wandered DER The plain whercon,
Beneath The olive Tree, tie Saviour wrpt,
Ner traced his tears the haoWed tees upon,
Which jealous angels have not all ou.wepl;
Nor in the garden watched through MIA. sublime,
Whele, while the bloody svcat was undergone
TIE echn Of his sono~s AID our crime
Rung in one listening ca. alone!
Nor have b,ni my forehead on the spot
Where III, ascending footsteps pressed lie clay
Nor with lips dcvou' the rock hewn spot,
Whrre IN his mpther's tears en,5>.n Ia lpY:
Nor smote my brcsst on that sd monulln haad,
Where, even IN death, Cog erin the ,,a,.c.s OF
air,
His AIMS, as TO embrace orr earth he spread,
Aud bowed his head 10 t!ess il there
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17

I'll a. 4
roa. in the Rle IL, s,otisr d,alas IN PAIN
81 slot,s, is creditor fpr - oa0 f. The 1est o.
the sufferers N Paris ar diviJ q between tn qnal=
ar ii the rue ia Baurdsnnals aad The RI, 5
DENIS The whole amount owing 10y TITS house
Il said 10 he rot ltss Than two million Of francs.
one half Which Is due At St. Etenoe anl Ly.
nns' II is at the same time reported that rs
ASSETS IRE mex to nothing in comparison 10 IFS
iobls''
SPAIN.
he Ntae'h i"gfnt 9' spain IS ike'Y 10 ma a
i'''h "'af' 'afmioah'f enemy 10 her authority IN
mr. 81 'hoeh 'a"aied constitutional oones' oaan IN
me hrNs ct hrr rival, Don Carlos. Cuisines
'a'e Is offd enaueh-shr, " would seem, has 10
'ho e bet"een surrender OF hef power To the PIE.
't"1fr aud "tfnoff cot II nad"r iho tel control AID
''-a'n' Surveillance of the Chamber al P'oenro'
d''es' 'o ALTERNATIVE n winch W. sa1m'se ehe has
=" ION "aeh O. Tue hoh'neh ItaNe en- IN her 10 re
Isl = sue .'S a'' e'"e' ht'SsH hhe WI do
o'.'s' .'en we 'NPee, nom heF =" th"Y has ho'ea
s''' ~ 2l' IN" 'aete sn''1 ''o ~ m6"'uh' III
- governments uel"eea absolute uesPoNsm ana u.
IA l.o' ''i'@a.
y ''' = Il a'th' VS. hoih ao' his nrPo' 'im'm
~ va CO. 'o'na1'' he VIZ 'hafi, by seNplf
,"si'''''' nm a''l tn ~ M - e"'ahrf. f1'"'f
M ''H'r' on 'en"' li"' I'M lie >hoa'o mol assume
'"' ON on'a me eN9n'''an oi i"'hy DAYS, ION
me +" " - "'s f'e7'asi'h.
NJ IN l'.I.i - SIC maj ION 'af'as WIS sun
~ N=Naif' &7''ttfhy Efa.e5 he goes rlm vi
40 NH"Se.' 10 Keep up ihe enthusiasm.
! - J"e.a "as With lfawn II lefozo7'
if'tef Tom A"i'ld states lhoi lhe-Govcramcni
h''d'S'9H' Il IN 1he capital AID the coynons,
s''@ I'r3eR ~ 'na ''tlir's, viz Lave more INN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17

a. oc''ra Alexander of Campbell, made 62t busl,-
So VI wheat weighing 65 lbs. per bushel, on two
es OF land, part of larger field-The constr.
- relative to grain crops, was unanimously a
IN, Tor which, see the Constitution.
,.:., NC fed'stees of Stations, &c &c having been
'u'ewn b. their owners, nothing more than is
''''o' is remembered by the Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17

AGRICULTURAL SuOW AND FAIR.
The first Show and Fan 4 fully allenI,d) Of the
New London 4 grlcuturaI Society held at New
Lo 1don, on the first Tuesday and "Wednesday Of
November 1854
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17

w us 81 Campbell, fo' his Ia t6IonIed n 90,
cat iecnmseh, 10 months old, weieb,oe Goolbs
anu tnHt he premium for the best Boar h. Nv.
10 'ohn Galway of Bedford. The committee nj.
80 reported that there Were several other .ery ono
nu,'s, CaiVes and Cow exhibited, to Wit. Tie
ou,, b',n'p' by Rolpb Smith Of mn bell, and thu
eau OF " 'lI'am {. Leitwleh of Bedford b,th nan
Dulho' ana another by John c llaWay If Bed.
'o'' o'ck cali, Prince, by William Davis Of
1"''I'o Il, mon rs Old, weighing 5Q)Ibs and n
1,',''' II, u =" nan oeeer, If C,n,b Il, half
Devon, 10 mouths old, wetgirn, 55g,,s A.,
COW of the Jefferson breed, by Samg4l Sa,i.,,, =,
Campbell; The committee further ,oa,.r,.a ,l,,,
lh'fe were seYcrd oh5r 81 jecis exhibited which
IN Their opinion, were excluded fo,n n,c,,,,,.,s la,
the III article of The eaosti luton; which WIS o.
dop'ed, aud The premiums awarle
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-10

Not Bad. While Sciarra. the celebra-
7 hope Dancer. was going through has
'oiutlons at the Walnut street theatre
I other night, one of his astonlshed ad,
fers in the pit suddenly exclaimed
Wonderful! wonderful! the best balancer
Garth, but Sciarra would be puzzled
balance the Post Office accounts
p. Inquirer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-10

low much pain have those evils cost
Fhich never happened.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-10

James Reside and S. r. Slaymaker
we're contractors for carrying the mail
from Philadelphia TO Pittsburgh, for a
yearly compensation Of 1000
From Pittsburgh TO Washington,
Pa, 1850
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-10

Thus, upon a contract for
81 900, made pursuant to
law, the department has,
by means Of hypothetical
bids and extra allowan-
ces, transferred TO the
hands Of these individuals
the yearly sum of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-10
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT..

hLFUNI OF TIE MAJUKITI.
nh. EWING MADE THIS FOLLOWING REPORT.
IConfinued
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-10

And forlncreased expedition.
and increased number of
trips, making two lines of
stages daily, which was.
as is believed, wholly M
necessary for the public
service, they were allow
ed extra, the yearly sum
of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-10

Being an advance upon their
regular legal contracts of
The advance upon the 9th
er contracts above refer
red 10 is