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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18
Winter Goods.

VyHE subscribers have on hand a large assort-
L. ment of the following Winter Goods, VIZ.
"a & "A Plain and PLAID Linseys (cheaP)
"a American kerscys
Low priced Saiinetts
Point and Dofil Blankeis
Rose and Whitney do
Wilson's and Gandy's Nopt Cot,ons
An of which they arc determined to sell cheap
Those wishing TO purchase xlll find II TO their IN
,eres, 10 examine their goods before buying.
FRANKLIN, HUNT, & Co.
Opposite tho vHsinisn Office
Dee. II "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18
w. New & Cheap Goods.
NJ rs u HARNER &. co.

w ~ - )y
4 RE now opening at their NEW CAST
n STORE, u full ussortmeu, Of Goods of all
kinds, selected with great care IN New York, PhIla-
dclphln and Baltimore-They respectfully invite
town and country dealers 10 examine their stock
before buying. Al persons purchasing 10 sell again
will be allowed n libera. deduction from retail pri-
ces In the DRY GOODS LINE, the assortment,
consists in part of Cloths, CnssImeres, Sailneis,
Flannel, Blankets OF all kinds, L'nscys, Nap, Cot
tons, W ith many other articles for Negroes Clothing
and Fancy Goods Of all doscrip'lon-IN TIE
GROCERY LINE, Sugar, Loafand Brown, Tea,
Coffee. Iron, Salt, WhIskey, Bacon &c. &c.
HARDWARE, n good ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
RY AND GLASS W~ARE.-HATS, u full sup
ply, some ola very superior quality from an up
proved Manufactory.-SHOE5, Of all kinds
GLOVER SEED, q large Lo, cheep-IEN-
NANT'S celebrated stocks g. other kluds.-UM-
BRELLAS, Silk g. Cotton, a heavy supply atalI
prices, &c. &c.
Oct. 90 w6wi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18
NOTICE..

A Ii persons hnvine claims nguins, the estate
N Of he late John Ilolcombc, deed. or against
h. late widow, either as his oxccuiriX, or in her
own right, nro requested to make them known ~
early Us possible, eithe, TO John Wills, of Lynch
burg, or 10 the subscribers, as II IS desirable TO close
the business of the estate as speedily ms possible
Those indebted to the estate viii please call on tho
subscribers and make payment.
SAML. CARTER, Executor b
ELIZABETH CARTER, ! Executrix.
Dec. II lids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18
LAW OF REPRTSALS.

Mr.. Clayton, Of Geo. gives the President a Sc
we're thrsst, in relation 10 the operation of the law
Of reprisaIs, winch he wishes Congress To arm
him with power to enforce against France in GER
tain contingencies. MIR. G. contends that the U.
s. Bank is fully justified, by the same principle, in
seizing on the government dividends, to satisfy a
clearly Just debt, which the government refused to
pay. There is justice in The parallel. 1t - only,
no wcvcr, Il new illustration Of that universally APP
plicnble fable, of the Judge and the Bull. 1t al
ways make a material difference whose OK is 60.
rcd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18
NOTICE.

NATILL be sold, on Friday tho l9ih day of,he
w prcsen, month, If fair, II not, on tho next
day, the 10Th, at the late residence Of John Hol-
combe, deed. on Opossum Creek, the whole Of 'hs
perishabIe property belong to The estate Of said de-
cedoni. consisting of Corn, Fodder, Oats, Hay,
Shucks, Plontn,ion Utensils, stock Of Horses, Cat
lie, &c. Among the cattle is an excellent yoke Of
made known on the day OF sale,
which Will be liberal.
by The Erecutfiu e. Executor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18

PURSUANT 10 tho provisions Of a drcd Of
trust executed 10 me, by Hugh M%ontsomerie
and Am J. his wife, bearing dsic on the 3lst Of
May, 1894, and duly recorded in The Clnk's Office
of,hc County Cour, Of Campbell, and for the pur-
poses in said deed mentioned, | shall on The Oh, day
Of january next, on the premises. proceed 10 sell by
way of public auction, to the highest bidder. a rae,
Of Land, situate IN tho county Of Campbell, ON both
sides oil the mountain fork of Fishing Cfoak, con
tanning % acres, , roods and 80 &c poles. THIS
tract of Land lies contiguous 10 the town Of Lynch
burg, being distant not more than Two miles, and
well worthy the attention of those disposed to
purchase n handsome little Farm near tho town.
Acting as trustee, | shall convey To the purchaser
such title only as is vested in me by the decd nforc
said. That title no viewer, u is h believed is unqucstion
able Tn terms will be liberal, and particularly
made known on tho day Of sale. }. WILLS.
Dec. IL ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18
AIaSt Notice.

WHOSE persons inhe bted 10 US by bond. or
II open account, arr earnestly requested TO come
forward aud pay. The iehls rrm.,ng unpeiJ. on
The l5lhJ"nnary 1895. viii he forthwith pInasd IN
the Maud, Of an energetic attorney with instrucSsss
to collee,ithem MS speedily as possible.
& BAGBY
Dec. Is Ar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18
RUNAWAY.

pUNAWAY from Mr.. Jacob Haas, some.
HI time in the month OF May or juno, 1881,
a DIRK mulalto nnn named HECTOR, of tho
ordinary size, with large bushy head, so years
old or upwards, Tin fact his complexion is a good
deal like that of an indiana lie is an old water
man, ami is probably passing up and down tho
river occasionally he has a brother at Mr.. Richtd.
Burks's in Rockbrldge, aud may be in the neigh
borhood.-He was once caught in Pattonsburg,
when he had been out six months. l will pay a
reward Of S25, il delivered TO the subscriber, or 10
Mr.. Henry Ogden Of Bedford, who purchased him
at Mr.. Haas's salc-ot SI5 if secured in iai, %
that he can be got again.
WATT PETTYJOHN.
Sept. % w3mif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18
A la mode Richie !

We find the following pi,hy paragraph in the
Richmond Enquirer of December IL:
"FOR THE Enc UIRER.
That part Of the Presidents Message, which
relates to French affairs, breathes the most admIra-
Bile American fceIing-but, the change of the
French Ministry has induced a doubt whether 1t
would be best to arm the President, conditional
ly, with Letters of Marque and Reprisal-or, for
Congress TO pass a bill, condiIionally authorizing
the President TO convene Congress, to decide what
is best to be dore, in case the French Chamber
should delay the execution of the Trea,y.-One or
the other ough to be done. e."
Notwithstanding the foregoing paragraph APP
pears in the Enquirer as a communication, from
the pen Of a correspondent, we would, were we 10
the betting line, wager a dukcdom to a beggarly
drnier, that it is from the pen OF Mr.. Richie tlm-
self. Why, then, did he say !" For the Erqul-
rer," and afix a " @" TO its tail ! This is al old
trick of Mr.. r., whenever he is willing to wound,
and yet afraid to stIike"-wnencycr he wishes To
express an opinion, which it may not be quite safe
to express editorIalIy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18
nnpIIC MEETING.

c,,.o,s If Lynchburg and its vicinity are
The u,., n, the Franklin Hotel on Satur-
rquss'.a, .,.,oek p. NJ. in order 10 take into consid-
Jay, az s,on,;ety of addressing a memorial to the
l%.:i.I..,: Of y,'s'" and !" o as's''1 matter. to '"s Of ': a pssl 1s
~" Many Citi,ens.
oalufs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18

HAVE FOR HIRE, iot The ensuing year. Two
u likely Young Negro boys. I should prefer HI.
ring them IN the country. rs they are both rood
plough boys. JESSE I BURTON.
Dec, ~ q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18

UJ' The proceedings of a meeting of the citizen
OF k'chmod, on the subject Of he james River an
kanawha Improvement. shall appoar on Monday
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18

KT The Rev. Bishop Meade has been elected
Rector ofChrist Church, in the borough Of Norfolk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18
COMMITTEES OF THE SENATE.

On the llth inst. the Senate proceeded to ballot
for it Standing Committees, which resulted IN the
choice of The following gentlemen, to serve for the
present session
Foreign Relaitons-Mr. Clay, Chairman Mes
srs. King, of Georgia, ManGua %Sprngue, Tall
madge.
Committee ~ FInance-Mr. Webster, Choir
man Messrs. Wright, Tyler, Mangum. Ewing
Committee on Comme,ee-Mr. S'lsbee, Char
man ; Messrs. King, of Alabama, WaSsam'n'
Spraguc, Wright.
Committee IN Manufae.Urcs-Mr. Frelinshuy'
sen. Chairman Mcssrs. Morris, Knight, Prcnt'ss
Tyler. ct.
Committee on Ag,uouun1e-Mr. Brown, Cha"'
man Messrs. Kent. Swift, Robinson, Morris.
Committee on Military Afatrs-Mr- Benton
Chairman, Messrs. Upton, Preston. King OF Ala
bams, Clayton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18

IL The reply ofthe Author Of tho Address I,
the people of this Congressional District, To Oh,
structures. is nec-sscr,ly deferred until our next,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18
Sept. %

,TNSEED &TANNER'S OH,
- Indigo, Salt Pelre and Brim stonc, India Rut-
Der Shoes, Jujubc Paste, Choice Wines several
kinds, pe,y eheap, Emery all sizes, Ground and
Race Ginger, Allspice, S%trewing Smalts, assorted
colors, Gold Foil, Vial and Bottle Corks, Spts.
Turpen,ine, Meats foot Oil, for sale by
Howell DAVIES.
Dec. IS it's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18

r. Mr.. Calhoun hns been reelected u. !
Senator by the Legislature Of South Carolina.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18

II The n. Y. Evening Post. ndver,ing to the
election Of Mr.. Shepherd as public printer of Vlr-
gina, says" This man, Shepherd, is connected,
we believe, MS publisher or printer, with 'hc Rich
mond Whis"-This Is on a par with most Of the
facts which appear in tina, re,acion, journal. Mr..
Shepherd has been a partner Of Mr.. Richie, in a
book and Job printing office many years.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18
FOR RENT,
Dec. IS

FOX RENT,
IL COMFORTABLE tenement,
ss. IN adjoining my dwelling, on DIa-
Isssi mond Hill, suitable for a small family
- with an excellent well Of water smoke
house, &c. attached.
Likewise. a very rich two aero Glover Lot, in
front of my residence, with Z small stable, &c.
My Negroes arc for hire until the LIST of Octo-
Der next, and some few Of them for tho entire year.
Amongst the number is a first rate young Black
smith and a rough Carpenter. w. BAILEY.
Dec. Is 2tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18

II The Richmond Enquirer continues to dose
its readers with iugubrious essays on the loss Of
tho public printing. We would advise Mr. r. to
fall, like the great julius, with dignity. Reiterated
complaints destroy the sympathy and commIsern-
ton they ore Designed to excite. The mob is II
laughing animal, and Is NOR. easily moved 10 mlrth
than tears.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18

xr On his passage through Raleigh, DIR, Cs''
houn was invited to par'ske OF . Puo'e o'n"e''
| which he declined, in consequence OF me ooA'e'y a"
| reach Washington. ne. however a'e"'eo WV
o,,,v where. Says the Stsr,) " no wss cordially re-
lived bv a very numerous ard respectable eosars
| ~"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18

will De tsken q.
"A this Office.
Dec. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18

~ The resolutions instfuct'ns Senator man
gum TO vote for the erasnre from the Journals Of me
u. S. Senate, of the complementary sentence passed
by tina, body, upon the President, tor removing the
depos,tes, " IN derogs,ion of the constitution and
law u had been several days under discussion, al
our las, dates from Raleigh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18

IT On motion of Mr.. Hubbard, of N. II. the
House of Representatives has ordered The appoint
ment OF n committee OF five members 10 unite with
a cnmmi,tce of the Senate, TO consider and report
the arrangements necessary TO carry into effect the
resolutlo adopted on the 24ih June, 1884, on the
occasion of the death of Gen. Lafayette. The com
miriee consists of Messrs. Hubbard, Lincoln, White,
Allen of Va. and Marshall.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18

zy On the 9th inst. Mr.. Benfon offered . reso-
luton, calling for the c rrespondencc between tn.
Secretary of the Treasury and the President Of the
U. S. Bank, touching the government. dividends
and the branch drafis-hu,, on The assurance Of
Mr.. Tyler, that these subjects had been under the
consideration of the ommitic Of finance. and
would be fully reported on in a day or two, it was
laid OH the table.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18

~ The test GATH has been enacted by two
thirds of both Houses Of the South Carolina Legs
Iaure-and is consequently a law Of the State. the
decision of ITS Court Of Appeals to the contrary not
outstanding. Regarding !, As an act OF gra'u''ous
tyranny, we shall mover fail TO raise our humble
voice against us enactors, and TO co cooperate with
,hc marty in that State whom it virtually disfran-
ch,ses, as far as in US hes, in Whatever efor,.they
mny make to throw it of.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18

TT Messrs Wayne. Mason Of VI. Mex ennsn.
Cambreleng. R"ncher, Evans. Pope, Jsrv's and
Mckay hnve been appointed = of 'he
House of Representative, 10 reorgsn'se the Urea.
sury Department.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18

~ Mr.. Webster has introduced into the Senate
a bill to provide for the satisfaction 0: the claims o1
American citizens, for spolia,ions mi or
their by the French, p,ior TO the yes'
1900 which was referred to 4 committee. consist
ing of Me,srs. Webster, Grundy, Pren,i's, Preston
and Shepley.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18

OHIO.-Thc Legislature Of this State convened
on the % inst. In the Senate, Peter Hitchcock
(Whis) was elected Speaker, receiving 10 votes
agains, II for Disney, the Van Buren, candidate.
In the II. of X. John M. Greed Wh'g) was elected
Speaker. A letter 10 tho National lntelllgcncer
We have a majority in both branches.
You may therefore look confidently for he fevcr-
sal Of the ,nstruct,sns given our Senators by the
las, Legislature" We presume, should this be so,
the Globe, Enquirer, &c. will insist upon The res's-
nation Of Senator Morris, az earnestly as they did
last year ,hs, Mr.. Ewing should take that course.
Nous Verr0n3.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18

IL The following gentlemen havs been sp,
pointed n al the Houss Of Represents
Tvs, 10 onquire lotto the circumstances attending
the destruction of the Treasury Buildings by FIRE,
some lime since :-Ms.srs. G,lnsr. Archer, Bin.
ney, BeardIey. than, johnson Of Ken. Speishi
Hubbatd and Carr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18

~ Several votes Of the present House Of Rep
resontatives indicate = firm determination. on 'h'
par, Of that body. 10 refuse appropriations :" al
NEW schemes Of internal improvement, We "r'
CHAD 10 see It'll tn. practice be Snconsttu''ona
let Congress put a stop 10 ~.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16
J. DOWNING, Major,
Downingville Militia, Cd Brigade.
From tho N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.

From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
The attention Of the reader is invi.
ted TO the following extract of letter
from an eminent Banker in the British
capital to his correspondent in this CT.
~, dated
"Lospos, Nov. Il. 1888.
"U. > Bank Shares, as Indeed all A
mericsn stocks. are At this moment in III
tie demand Aioneyed men are reluctant
10 trus; their property under any despoiic
ruler who acknowledges no law but his
own implicit will. All ~ flsciing peoplr
are Disguised with the arbitrary conduct
Of J our President II has had the effect
10 cheflsh the more our own institutions
and our constitutional King. We. with
many other holders Of u. =. Bank shares.
shall feel anxious 10 learn whether the
next Congress vii take any steps TO re
deem the honor and pledged isiih Of the
American People,"
alt has had the effect 10 make us cher
ish the more our own institutions, aud our
Constitutional King" Such is the Ian
guage now held b, liberal aud Intelligent
men abb road. who have heretofore looked
with admiration upon our instiiulion ms, and
Hho have been accustomed 10 regard our
country as the favoured asylum of Liher
~. And well may iLey an>c, aud weigh
the opinions they have formed respecting
us, when they look upon the lawiess ca
reer OF the American Executive, and the
Hind iniaiuaiion Of the parliztns who are
prompt 10 justify him in every aggression
we have SAID before, and we repeat II a
gam, that there Is no constitutional sover
eign in Europe, who would dare 10 ,io
late the laws of his Kingdom, and tanner
with the currency of his country, as the
American Executive has done. The or
dnances of the PolIgnac Ministry. of Ju
ly. 1880. which cost Charles Y his throne
were not more directly Unconstitutional
than many Of Gen. Jackson's-especially
his recent usurpaiions Of power The
stretch Of the Roy al authority by Charles
| in regard TO the levying OF slip munpy
which kndled the patriotic fervor of job u
Hampden and Pym, which set England in
blaze, and brought Charles TO the scat
fold. was not whit more fragrant than
the conduct Of the Executive on the sub
Ject OF the deposte. and the currency of
onr country. And yet his parriz.ns NOT
only Justify, but applaud him TO the echo.
for these usnrpatIons. But party spirit has
become so blind, that it cannot see. so
deaf that IL cannot hear even the cries oC
general distress; and so reckless. that il
does not care what may happen, so that
The popular idols OF the day weather the
gale and DIVIDE THE sPoILs."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16

The Murder Of miss We
published an article yesterday from the
Port Opposite paper, respecting the ar
rest and Imprisonment Of man on suspi-
eion OF being the murderer Of Miss Gun
nInghsm, in Cecil county, in April, 1925
We are now informed in addition TO the
article published yesterday, that the man
arrested Is shoemaker, who has resided
al. or 10 the neighborhood Of, Port Depo
site. ever since The murder was committed
and that 10 one instance he appeared as
a witness, and testified strongly against
Two men who, a few years since, were ar
rested on suspicion Of having committed.
or being accessory TO, the said murder;
and had il depended on his testimony
lone, they would in all proba biIity have
been convicted. The discovery no,c made
was truly providential. He had hypothe
Gated very valuable ring 10 a man 10
whom he was indebted, which ring the
creditor placed upon bis finger; and soon
alter. beng IN company, IL was observed
and identified. Miss Cunning hams name
being still leglhlei On being questioned
he informed from whom he received IT,
aud Tor what purpose. and referred 10 two
persons who were presen, Il the ,fansac
ton. Process was accordingly issued
and The suspected colpru was arrested
and IS now confined in Elkton jail. On
searching his premises, we also learn thai
a Stocking. behnging 10 the deceased. was
also found, which, on comparing. cores
ponded precisely With its fellow, which
has ever since been preserved by her "a
nilV Niles Register of the 23d April
1873. IN mentioning the hoifid acrount ol
The murder. says-"she was just about to
be married. aud her ring. Tie emblem oil
phghied faith. was carried off gE-lt is
possible that this circumstance may lead
TO the discovery Of the murderer"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16

And then took on, my papers from
my pocket and went at IL; and | didn't
mince matters ! tell you. The Cine.
raj sat Resin his elbows on the table
with his chin in both hands and look.
ing straight in my face the hull time,
.ony once in a while he'd take his hick.
DRY and whack II on the table when
any one muttered and whispered; and
as soon as ! got 20 the eend ont, then
come a buz aud a mixin, and the Cine.
raj got up and fetched another whack
on the table with his hickory, cnuf to
loosen ones eye teeth.
Now, SAYS the Gineral, I've hcarn,
both sides, and the people will shortly
hear it too. lfthey say the Major is
right, | wont oppose them any longer;
&c they say the Major is wrong, then
wen go on as We now go; and now
says he, Major, gu that paper printed,
and the only favor ! ask of you, is
not to send an official copy out to the
Senate If they ask one;-and with that,
! and the Gincrul bowed of the Cabi.
net, and the Majors, md the rest OF
the Governmr nj; and we turned 10
readin letters from all quarters, all
full Of money troubles and distress,
enuf to give one the cholera morbus;
for as said afore one is Jest about as
bad as t'other.
III send you tomorrow or next day
the paper | read To The Cabinet and
the rest of the Government, for you TO
print. It's too long for this letter,
and you can ask Zekel Bigelow, If he
hain't stopd payment, to pay you for
the expense Of printer ont, and tell
him for me, if his head is above water,
Its more than can he said OF most
iolks--and he better hold on all he's
got, and ride out the storm if he can.
Ills last letters 10 me say things are
smoking bad in Wall street, but the
worst there, aiIit as bad as things are
away West and South, and they will
be worse yet, if the people don't decide
pretty soon, ms the Gineral says, who.
Their am right or wrong. For it's
the peoples business now, and the Gin.
eral is waitin for 'em.
Your friend,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16

From MASSACHUSETTS, we learn, nv mr.;
vate letters, that the National Republicans,
and those who unite with them in the lie
g'slaiure, are ascertained 10 have a large
majority over all who unite against thrn,.
The vacancies III the Senate Of the STAFF
(Which in that State a filed in jJint bal.
lot of both branches Of the Legislature. !
tad been filled in every instance by Ma
tional r. publicshs. by an average vote
Of ahou, $40 TO $50. the Legislature con
si,ting of nearly six hundred Members
There remains no doubt. therefore, now.
that JOHN DAVIS is TO he The Governor If
the State of Massachusetts, the choice
resting with the same bodies ana individ
uals as have already chosen the Senators.
Nat. lat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16

We are again favored with letter from oUr
'1ricDd," Major Downing. We feel perfectly
assured il viii be read with much interest at the
prcsc1t Umc, when the peTnicious measures q
the administration are producing such serious e.
fleets upon the country. Aud We shall look with
nJsch solicitude for the Communication made by
the MAJOR to the Cabinet. That il will contain
much truth conveyed ia very emphatic language
we do not entertain doubt No writer ofmode n
times, conveys his thoughts on important sub
jects in more clear and senicntious terms than
our Downingvillc friend We have no rccolIec-
ton of having ever heard a single individual com.
plain that he could not understand him. IL our
Judgment, his style is peculiarly plain and forc.
bic, and extremely well calculated TO produce a
deep impression upon the public mind.
~. Y Dol ddr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-16
LANES FLORE.
/ arttusnurg Gazette.

TEKMS:-IWo DoLlARs, payable
an advance; or, Two DoLLARs AND
Fury CENTs, within tho year; and i
pas mcni be deferred to the end Of The
year, THREE DOLLARS will invariably
be demanded. No paper VIII be dis
continued until al arroarages are paid,
except al The discretion of the editor
Advertisements Of one square or less
inserted three times Tor one dollar, and
for each subsequent insertion twenty
I've cents; longer ones IN proportion.
Chaneery orders Of the usual length
inserted and posted according TO law
at hye dollars each. Advertising Gus
toners will please 20 mark on the mas
uscripi, how many insertions are re-
quired. II no such direction is given
che advert scmenfWin bs continued N
al forbid.