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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
VIRGINIA, TO wir:

AZ Rules holden iR the Cierks office of the cir
cut Superior CoaFt al Lac and Cl,snesry for
JeffeTsoa county, the 6ra Monday 10 deem
her, 1855;
George ReynsLi5, administrator lcafL ne 4rN an.
Hcred, Of ffrtArriek Bo,rcrs. drch
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

HAVING locsisd himself 81 ibs nsirkbof-
I'm hood 81 IeetoWo, JeGeTson counsy, o.
feri his professional services % TIE pyblic.
0Fsiiis residence ~ 90 Mr. Ecaii's
Oct ~, isg3-f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
NOTICE.

WVHE subscriber has token out letters II
IL administration upon the estate Of M,
late Thomas 4. Lane, IN Virginia. All per.
sons having claims against the estate, arc re-
qoired la present them To me without DELAY
and those indebted, arc notified that the, viii
DO expected 10 come forward promptly. aud
dischssgo thcmSAs much Indulgence canno.
be given.
win endeavor 70 be in shepher,istown
every Saturday for Some weeks-weaihor
permitting-wherc and when those concern p
cd can have an opportunity OF settling their
accounts with the estate
ANDREW KENNEDY, .fSH,'r
Of Thomas &. Lane, DEED
Charlestown, Oct. 10, IS33.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

'HE FARM, belonging to the heirs of b.
II con Burweil. deed, known by Ire namSi
Of the Yellow Horse Farm. There are about
200 acres Of cleared land on said farm.
SAMUEL CAMERON.
Dec. &, 1891. - = =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
9 MATS! HITS. ca
q. W. dx.Assdow's
Fashionable Hat Mandatory

Ono door East OF IIeavering K Rusts' Store,
HsrperS-FerTy,
XK/HERE he will always DO ready to ac-
Wv commodate customers on the most
pleasing terms. lie would also inform the
public, that his assortment Is better than II
has been for some time past; and his Hats
are made up in style that cannot be surpaas-
ed IN any market for Beatness or durability.
Persons IN want Of good hats will please call
aud examine for themselves. Hats Of his own
manufacturing kept in order gratis. N. b.
Hats made 20 order at the shortest notice.
Nov. %, is33.-tE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
TIE
GLOBE TAVERN.

o. SaenaaeiseA-Sf)
rs prepared 70 acoommodate, iB ths u,ost
~ agreeable manner, oompany travelling 90
and from this place. The iIouao h spaeious.
and has recently undergone vnri0us repair
adding o. iis eonvenience snd aEreeoblenesa
fhe public Eeneraily shall receive ths most
satisfactory accommodation, and 3 gsssfous
support u e0n6deniiy especied b. thslg hurs.
BIZ serTant, JOHN FITZSiNMONs.
Nay i6, ie13.--if
n. B---Prissss families, travelling. cen BE-
accommodated. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

XNIiE defendants. ~. n. Gresham and Ma
~ - = bic viie. John y wingerd, Csthe-
fise ~ iuEesd. WafeeiliHa NiRKefd, Gc0rgc ~.
.s.'Rerd. cod J-eOb Ningcyd, net having enter
dtA - spf,caFsber. sDd Eivrn sscptity aseuFdsnr
sf 80 "a assfIniy snd ti,e rules - thts eourf
and srIcsrisg By Satisfactory esidrnss that tbsy
are ~ isisshiianss a this cssIuirys ne orares
isat iisf SGD defendants DO app'sf hfru on tsr
Grsf ~ ~ he l.est term and ssswef the atasasi
ID hifi ~ ~ piaiptHsi sna tssi copy ~ this
ser ~ tcfihs 10 Ilarttfd in spafcr p'ib-
D. iird 10 thariesi0wu Sos ninuils ssise-
ly sd POSED - ~ ifusi dsor ~ tlie eosTt-honsc
in Ne ssid i0wn ~ ChsTiest0vn
Cory osiF,
kOBERT r. BROH.S. r. r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
NOTICE.

"A LII those indebted 10 mo must come
a forward and pay up immee lately.
w. BRISCoE
sbephsrdstown, Jan. o, is34.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

OF neI d''eIlT'ioa. ~ -. = ilis o6e,-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
A Ledger Lost.

<NNtoSt AOot.
HAVE lost or mislaid my Mill Ledger for
II The year 1878. Any Information which
may enable me 10 recover said book, will be
thankfully received. and n reasonable COM
Pensaton given or desired) for the delivery
OF IL either At my residence or at the Free
rress Once IL has probably been left with
some Of my friends. or At some store or other
place In Chariestown. Persons having old
DOCKS laid away, would oblige me by making
n search. DANIEL. IN,PIyERSON
Jan. o, lS3i.-3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28

TO THE PEOPLE or AMHERST.

TO TIE PEOPLE OF AMHERST.
The following is copy Of the letter Of instrur-
tons 10 David =. Garland, Esq delegate 'olhe ncxi
Legislature from your county. Those WHO are
disposed 10 Unite IN II, have only 10 wiric out co
py, and get US many 70 sign Their na ncs ~ may
he found 10 concur:
"ro David 5. Garland, Es1 delegate elect from
the county Of Amhcrst, to the ensuing session Of
rhc Virginia Assembly, 10 be commfnctJ md held
on he Fl st Mondny in Deeembcl lb3
Su-Prosnming that you acknowledge The I'm
damentai ruic IN Republican gov rnmeni, ihet the
representative is but the agent OF tho con siitucn
,ndy aud bound TO obry the instructions Of ma
rity ofihn body when satisfactorily asech IN.
1.-The Subscribers, who are voters IN, and Cit
z"ns OF, said county do hereby mike known TO
on--tha believing the interests Of the county
gili bc greatly promoted by the election oil VIII
Il I'M G Rivcs, Esq 10 tho Senate Of tho United
Saics do hereby instruct, and respectfully require
oi you, that you give YOU vote, and your heat en-
beavers TO sustain the election of MIR Rlyes 10
that station, IN preference 10 amy other candidate
whom be- brought ofws'd --and IA case be car.
not be elected. then, sub Other ca0 duto Us shall
be opposed 10 The restoration Of the pub9te drp0
siicS' to the Bunk OF tic Unuod Sin.os--td Tho re-
chatter OF the present and the establishment Of any
other Bank by tho General Government. Aud YOU
nrc esneclally npIoncd, thai, consulting our wish.
cs, you viii IN no contingency Whatever, support
the re election Of 3. W. Leigh, Esq. Or any Other
candidate Of ils political pfiueiples.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28
OaIITU AIRY.

DEPARTED tbs life, on ihe lIth Installer
painful iIlocss OF eleven days, Mrs, SARAH l..
TURNER. c5Gsort Of Mr.. Lawson futner, Of
Ambersl rooniy, aged 32 yoars, leav beIiind her
bcreuvcd husband, eighl nc ploss ehildrtn, ard q
numerous tfpin Of relatives aud friends 10 mourn
her pniimely aud rgcpalabo loss. How hhDsi O.
~ al sublunay Joy, Low eYancsrcDt the Short
tenure by which " hold our fad exist, nc Bul
Il few da} ago. she whose loss We now dcplorc,
moved oyoasly N tho peaceful liic circle of her
household, fpndly dreaming Of coming ycaIs OF DO
lnl site confor. VINO y ouid have thought ,hat
ihus soon, that active step and duled voice would
be sllled aud flushed IN lac dull cold silence" OF
The defp damp grave But, Dcalh cnle,s, ana
lheres no doterco Alas how often do Nc have
20 suomi, 10 The dire visitation of the monster and
ylehlnp to has chill embrace the cherished ones Of
orr bosom. lie enters, AZ an unexpected moment,
the happy domosifc ertle, and sfartes all with
horror regardless Of the prdyers aud cries of agon
Iscd ffends, he selects the loyelcst for his prey.
In vain may We cling around them, wnh lmPio-
ring looks enl streaming eyes needless oil oar
woe, with stern purpose aud fixed grasp, no tears
from our fond embrace lhe Neiy object hat makes
life most dear 10 U.s. AID leaves dcsolue the smI-
Ing group, that, but few days beiotc looked for
wsrd to long years OF uninterrupted bliss. Bu,
why should we sorrow for our departed friend
Our loss IS he, eternal gam. Zen years an ex-
cmplary mcmbrr Of the M T.. Church, she died
in The trIumpbs Of the Gospel with full assurance
Of bllssfu entrance mo that rest prepared above
for the people of God
-, in Lexington .ken) on the 30h July
after an illness Of nearly two months, POWiiA-
IAN, son of Powhatao Ellis Esq. Of Nachez
Mss. aged 20 monthe and 6 days,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28

s.r |, is stated in TIC Lexington kcn,) Refor-
fer of the 10Th. thAtDr Lewis Ma,shsl has re-
signc the Presidency of Washington College, III
Lexington, Va.
Gr Edward Everett Esq the accomplished rep
resentarivc from M,ssachu 'e,ts, has resigned his
sea, IN Congress ! Is said that he lniends to turn
his Attention o incfary pursuits.
II. II will be seen that Mob Law is s,i the
order of the day in tho For hern cities and towns
The spir which leads 10 'hcse ourages shodIo bc
promptly 4 ,elled Ivy the prompt aud summary pun
'Shncli OF he offenders.
II \ pubic dinner WAS given to Senator Ew-
ing At Ii, Kanawha Sanes on the l4th inst
81 The proceedings the dinner given to Gen
dordon a Amherst court-honse were received al
SO iaie an hour, hat Compelled 10 omit
thin until uur next
sT The Common Council of Richmond have
deci led sans subscribing, The part OF the cor
Porat'on to the stock OF the Richmond and Puo-
mac RAJ! road
Al A numb y of the citizens of Philadelphia re-
Gently presented TO Matthew Ca,y. Esq II Service
olFiA'e.os testimonial Of their respect for his pr
Sa'c virtues. When il Is recollectcd that Mr. Ca
" is merely private citizen and thai he has earn
to THIS high tribute by the bcnevolence of his
eharactcr, as manifested in various works of
ehar''y, and by the patriotic zeal with which he has
supported all measures calculated ~ advance the
puoic prosperity, ii is of the proudest rewards
whict cli,zn ever receI, cd from the community
OF watch he was a member land is equally crcdta
Ole 20 the donors and the recipient.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28
BALTIMORE MARKET Arc %

Hward street F9our - Tic Wholesale store price
OF atw flour has been uniform throus boul The week
a, vs. %. Sales Of various parcels oil tina, price.
and we quote the same to day Tho general wos-
on price OF new flour is 80 i2h; a small proportion
of the receipts is lnken At fraction more.
Cdy Hft Fi1W.-~Sa|os wer1 madn on Nom
day ut 50 30, SiBcc tbCn tho lraBsaci ions have
been OF 10 37 gcnbrelly line with interest a,Id-
cd, and IN some cases on 90 days without interest.
Wheat Tie sples IF n rds hive been pretty
uniform Throughout the week, 90 y 100 cents
per bushel far 10 prime reds. W. quite tic same
prices 20 day. a sale OF family nor white wheat
IT tho beginning Of Tie week AZ 81 III, and on
Wejn ,sday At ,sli2 A parcel of good white WAS
sold ON Tuesday u 81 GJ,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28
Nash YOr .>egrOes.

wv - III pay tho highrs, cash prices for all
w the likely young Negroes, Of both sexes,
t'om IL 10 20 or ~ Yeas OF age, we get. Those
wishing to sell ara requested 10 refer TO John A.
Rowan, al Luxembourg, by letter OF Otherwise, or to
John l.. Harris Lovngs,on, Nelson county, Va
ROWAN Il HARRIS.
July 81 Sniff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28
:
COW u ERGIAL RECORD
REVIEW.
OF TIE LYNCHEURG AfARKETsl

CerngcTEp NJ lEog4;onsE & TvpHg
Extreme Prices ofpasssd faIacco, 80 60 70 II 90
iierior 10 eoininop, o auio @ GO
Common 10 GOOD, - % 10 CO.
Good 10 iiae y 0o4c IL 90
il,iused r,.baeeo I-ess = 55'o 4 So
Sitips, few ~ raskef, 5Df0 30
Inspected hc gsssi necs aaio hhds passai .ebae-
60 20 h,Js. refused. ,Oiai 4i3
The quantity inspecting is still very large, anJ
Tie prices well sustained. We have sold tue rass
week Col. VIM Il. Jo!nson's eseI, al an eyerasa OF
40 one OF John w SCOTS ctsrs, Consisting Of
en hhds. u, an average Of 50 and scv.saI crops
avrogng ron 81 10 -; and no crop u,yJer an
average oil SO.
TOBACCO IIOGSUEADS.
Woute requested to cali Tho attention Of the los
bacco planters 10 a law, which has been Ger some
years totally LOST sight OF, btu winch in aonrs
OF The comp consequent upon b,ai legsct, ~
obou, 10 b. revived, prescribing lhe d,n,snsions 81
the hos3lieads IN which tobacco Is packed. Tho
law provides that {" tobacco packed in hog shcaJs
which exceed fl y.our inches 10 The length, Of Tho
slaves aud 81 inches a, the hcad william the crow,
making reasonable allowance FOR Jrzing, not tx
cetdns two inches above the guagc, in the prizin.
hen'l, shall he passed on received but the owner
Ut such tobacco paei.ed Ineasks Of grcaier dtnien-
sons than before expressed, shall be Obliged TO re-
pack tho same IN slzeahe casks, at his ownch
before The same shall be received or stamped by tho
inspectors and II any Inspector shan pnss sny TO-
oaeeo packed IN caslss OF groaior dimensions lhan
before Expressed with the reasonable allowance
for rrzing htote expressed he shall for every such
oaenco, be 6nr q five dollals.'--By az act Of The
last Legislature, this provision was suspended IN.
I'll the list Of October next, when it will 10 obga-
tory upon The inspectors redly TO enforce it.--Wn
would advise all The planters who have large hid :.
10 oDcn them before The Ist of October
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28
ilonse aud /. .ot for sale.

tszA BY virtue of a deed OF lrusi, exc
ft.rs1 ED euted by William cicinc, 10 tic
ssisgi%sa subscriber To secure he piya'ensof a
sris-s'sssL Id sulp Of money 10 George Coehfan, 1
shall sell by way Of pubic auction, TO tho higaess
bidder io ready noagy upon1lo p,eoilscs on tho
lin OF Sept 1884 piece of grona upon winch
stands II email dwelling house, situat. On the boz.
dcfs OF tic toxin Of LYnchbnrg. between tho Turn.
pikeroad and David p. Roses Lot, on lhe bfaticI,
leading iron, hichaId5ol's Spring
y ROBES, Trustee.
Aug wits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28

INVITATIONS Merchants, rny siciauy,
a and Ill other dealers, respectfully II auas-
I'D TO call and supply IN niselyes with Mcdicncs,
Surgeons Instruments, DycStuils PAINS, Wjues.
feus, Oh, pcrfumery, SlaPs Bust os, Percussion,
and Fbm Guns snd Pistols, Percussion Cups,
Beads assorted Confrc iodary Aud eayietyof
other goods, at the p7ec@ prices
Howell DAVIES.
Aug % taft
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28

:. .,.o 9Th inst 10 be better than il has been for
lelA 80 A Nv cases of bilious fever only
.t'e'a' andcr notice for the preceding Two or
,h,ee weeks.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28

DiGeiES OFFICE,
Lyuchburg, Aug. %, 1854
Drawing OF Tho Dismal Swamp Lottery, Class
No. 10, for 1854
IL GO 81 5 III 81 80 40 81 7I64.
On Saturday next the Petersburg Lottery, 10.
~ draws at Atexandria--Ca Capitals $40 600, - Of
vi GOO. &c. Tickets only SIS, shares in proposition
-for sale at DlGGES' OFFzCE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28

70 ~, Tho members OF the PIiaENOLO-
lIksgsy GlCAL aud PlliSOLOPiHCALS So
clETf Vi Lynehiurg are rtf,osled to
meet al the Lecture fgo0, VI the Rsy l. {. Siniib.
a few doors above the Post Oilicc. on Tuosdav
Eyerna mex, at curly candle light Mr. s man
KINDLY ofler, d to the Society lbe use of his room
md apparatus. THE CURATORS.
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MGl,G,IE,A

FHTlit subscr'b"rs 10 The Stock Of The James R,v-
n ef aud konawia Inpro .emcni, in Amherst
county, arc requested 10 make the payment of 81
on eael, share 10 William VI. Waller Esq " Capt.
Thomas n Eubank
Aug - Is
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CLAsS 80. nj. f,,r la31.

Besides SOS, Cos. Sos, 4os, 3os, Iss, lGs, sc.
Tickets SO Halves $5-Qrs SO so.
For sale at Dff,CES, (lE1rCE
~ Il I'm the above scheme all tickets having
on them the LIST drawnbso' will he entitled 10 Sls
I'D drawn ballot $l6-3d, 1rii OF 9Th drawn bal.
lots Sl2-and the 9th, 7h 9Th, 9th or t0th drawn
ballots to $40
Orders from distance, (post paid,) enclosing TIM
cash or prize tickets in responsible Lotteries, will
be duly attended 10.
Ang. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28

" Gen. Ess on Morris has issued proposals f.
publishing IN Nashville, paper, IL advocate the
election oi joan Mel. an as next Presil M Of the
United States The Huntsville Advocate, though
silent cdi,lor.ey Oh the subect, seems, 10y its Sc
lecons, 10 favor the same object.
gT The Lewisburg Aieshanan Of the 22l inst.
con aims the Lowing statement Of the number OF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16
January 4th, 1894.
DECEMBER 10th, 1888.

-W wish TO persuade you and
your farmers generally to adopt the
sheep husbandry; but, IN making the
attempt, am obliged, in a great mea.
sure, TO move in the dark-that is, |
am ignorant of the profits of your pre-.
sent mode, and cannot, therefore, state
but one side of the question; but by do.
ing this, / can afford you the means
ofludglng correctly between the tillage
culture and that which ] propose.
will then state to you the results of our
mode in this region. Lands-mea-
oows will average $40 per acre; pas
lure lands SIS per acre. Sheep, OF
he improved breeds, Saxony and me.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16
IcoMMUNIcATEp.1

Mr.. EDrToR:-The subjoined ex-
tract of letter FROM an intelligent cor.
respondent Of the north; is sent to you
for publication. The subject it treats
Of seems to me worthy Of attention, and
] request the notice Of our agricultur'
lists to the subject matter of his com
munication. | know nothing practi-
eally ofwool growing, but have taken
The pains to enquire of those who ara
familiar with this branch Of business,
and | am informed, that so far from
being an overstrained account, that
the estimates made by my correspon.
dent of the profits, &c. are moderate.
1t this be true, would it not be to the in
lerest of the farmers in this section OF
country TO turn their attention more to
the raising of sheep1 merely make
the suggestion, that those who are bet-
Ter qualihed than myself may take the
matter into consideration.
Respectfully, Yours,
A FARMER.
January 4th, 1894.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16

The election for Governor of Mary.
land came on before the Legislature
of tina, state on Monday the 9th inst.
The following is the result:
For James Thomas MAT. Rep.) As
Edward Lloyd Jackson) As
VIM. H. Marriott, !
On the following day the Executive
Council were elected, when the entire
National Republican ticket, consisting
Of Samuel Mass, George c. Washing.
ton, John S. Martin, Thomas w. Yea
zy, and Robert w. Bowie, succeeded
by az average majority Of four votes.
Thus have few hundred expectants
had their fingers burnt.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16
LOST

EtETWEEN Dry Run and Martins.
burg. or between Martinsburg and
Bucklestown, Red Morocco Pocket
Book, containing five dollats in money
and several notes Of hand, of no use 10
any but the owner. A liberal reward
will be given TO the finder, by leaving
it with the owner, or at the Office Of
the Martinsburg Gazette.
JAMES r. WALKER.
January Is, 1915
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16
House and Lot for Rent.

w ILL be exposed to public renting,
in front of the premises, on Saturday,
The first day Of February merit, for ono
or more years, good two story
HOUSE and LOT OF
GROUND, situate near the Stone
Bridge, in Martinsburg, belonging to
the heirs Of Nicholas Roush, jr. dec-
Bond and security will be required.--
Possession given the first ofAprll next.
JACOB MYERS, Guardian.
January Is, 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16
MARRIED.

On Thursday last. by the Rev. Mr.. johnson.
Mr.. GEORGE w. J. McDosALp, to Miss NAscr
SmoAFsTALI, all Of this place
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16

The Cleveland Herald states, that at
a late term of the Court of Common
Pleas for Cuyahoga co., Ohio, the jury
that was empannelled on a civil case
having retired for sDme length of time,
being unable to agree upon their ver-
dict, agreed upon one point unanimous
ly, and that was, to jump out ofthe win
dow; which they did to the no small dis,
comfture of the constable, who had
them in charge,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16
Died.

DIED,
On Tuesday last, CHARLOTTE, infant daugh.
ter Of Mr.. Griffin Taylor, Of this place.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16

We understand that new Post-Of-
f;ce has been established at Hedges.
vile, in this county, Mr.. Samuel Ro.
binson Post Master.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16

f,rrrLEroN WALLER TAzEwELL,
ESQ. WAS on the 7th inst. elected by
the Legislature, Governor Of Virginia
for the ensuing three years.
Mr.. Tazeweli was the candidate of
the State Rights party, Col. Watts of
Botetourt of the National Republican,
and Mr.. Daniel Of the ''whole hog
Jackson party. The first vote is said
to have given the relative strength Of
parties.
We subjoin an extract Of letter
from Richmond, to a gentleman of this
place, on the subject.
E,traet of letter from Richmond, dated tn snsf.
aW.. have lust elected Tar swell Gov ernor.--
Peter " Daniel, the Van h uren candidate, was
Iron, on the first vote. Every man here, now,
nd 4 looking for Office. 10 disclaiming vai Blu
,eni,m =, fast ss possible. 1t was intended ~ .
lest question, was me upon those principles, and
70 decided. Even the Clay party proves stronger
dan the Van Buren,. First vote:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16

hs+An Extra, containing number Oh adVer-
tisements, accompanies this days paper
ny-T5 Cores pondents "LoBAu" came 70
hand too late to appear in to-day's paper-Shaii
appcar in our next.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16

Slime Wool is now worth in Philadelphia
from 65 to rs cents per ID.
tMY Farm contains 500 acres.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16

M. Clay's Speech.-We commence
ri, week the publication of Mr.. CIAr's
.,..ch on the depOsite question, and IN
.-d.r 10 give place to advertisements
"A 70 such items of news as appear
most pressing, we encounter the eA'
o.u,e of an EXTRA, issued with the pa
per.
We only ask of our readers, in re-
49,, for our efforts to serve them, thai
,..v will read this speech deliberately
nd atten,ively. We have told then
that the liberty and prosperity OF the
ecun,ry were in imminent jeopardy
:, we are sensible that many have
nobeedingly passed by our warming OF
..e,scd credit to the facts which we
have given in support of our views
c,.b we ask to examine and weigh
we'll the arguments of Mr.. Clay, ane
me evidence by which he support:
,bem. 1t contains no subtle sophistry
no ingenious, deceptive fallacy, but al
independent, intrepid exposition of the
corruption which threatens the destruc'
.;a. Of the government.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16

With reference tothe unanimity which
prevails in Richmond on the subject OF
the deposites, the Wing Of that city
says, ''if there are tuenty persons in
this city, or even half that number,
who Justify the removal ofthc deposites,
we are sure that no man can tell who
they are"
The Norfolk Herald says:-"We
speak advisedly when We affirm that
there is not to be found an individual
in our community, whether friendly,
or constitutionaIly opposed, to the Uni
ted States Bank-whether Jackson or
anti.Jackson man, who does not de-
cidedly condemn the act of the Presl-
dent in removing the deposites-not
only for the mischiels it has brought
and is bringing on the country, but as
a high. handed and dangerous usurpa-
ton Of power"
Fatal Accident.-A young man ma
med David Reinhart, ir. was accident
" killed at Newbank's tavern, in this
county. on New Years eve. A CON-
panion of his took a pistol from Rein
hearts pocket, without knowing IT to be
loaded and discharged the contents
through his body. He died instantly.
win. Rep.