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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-13

NOIlCE.-PursuaIt TO n decree Of the County Court
OF Hanover. pronounced the 2sth day Of Octo-
ber le4 in the case OF Egglcston and others against
Eggleston administrator, &c, the undersigned Com
mssioncrs appointed to carry said decree into effect will
sell to the highest bidder for cash. Cooke and Anho-
ny Store, Henderson, Roads) Tuesday the Both
day of December next if fair, if not the first fair day
thereafter FIVE negroes, belonging to the estate Of John
Eggleston, dec d., i'll said decree mentioned
Il. B. JONES, Co1n,nis-
JOHN c. DICKINSON, si0acrs
Hanover, Dec 2. 6O-lawt3QD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-13

At the same time and place, and on the same terms
will be sold all the perisable property belonging DR.
Thomas j. Goodc. WM NJ. WATKINS,
Guardian IF Thomas j. G0odc
Powhatan, Dec. O. G3-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-13

"a No CONTRACTORS FOR EXcAyATIoN AND M AsoS-
M EY-Proposals will be received by the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road Company at their
Office IN Richmond between The 20 and 9Th OF Deccp,-
ber for the excavation and cnbankmcnt. bridge abut-
ments, culvcrs and dry stone drains of from twenty TO
forty miles of their Rail Road extending from the CITY Of
Richmond northwardly.
Maps and Profcs Of the line will be exhibited and any
iarthcr information given application TO ions H. llo
KlNS; Principal Assistant Engineer, to the Assistant
Engineers on the line
MONCURE ROBINSON. G. E.
November IL. 56fJl,lD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-13

HVIMBERS WANTED At THE PENITENTIA-
81 RY-2OOO feet inch yellow pine plank
900 ieet3-4 inch yellow pine plank
800 do 3-9 do do do crooked edge, for wag
800 do ! do do poplar plank, clear of knots and
shakes
500 do % do do do do clear of knots
800 do birch scanting, inches square, ~ leetIon
clear stuff %
$40 do do 3 do do do do do
100 hickory aXlctrces
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-13

SSSTOLEN from the Subscriber living i'm the neirL
~ bordood Of Wilmington, Fluvanna about six weeks
ago, dark bay Horse. with black and TAIL about
hive feet high and seven years old SPRING. scar
appears the left noslr occasioncd by cutting off
wart have to believe that lac was takei, by a
free black man, as he in his possession on the
Road to Richmond. | will give Ten Dollars reward
for the horse it delivered to DR. Jones' at Wilmington
Any information respecting the horse will be thankfully
received REUBEN HUGHES.
Dec. 9. Ga },s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-13

q SITUATION WANTED b. Lady who is quail
EA- fcd to give instruction IN all the branches of an
English Education, French, Music Drawing and Paint
ing. line addressed to the Editors will be promptly
attended TO- Dee. 4. Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-13

STTU ALTON WANTED.-A young gentleman WHO
~ has had several years experience instructor of
youth and who produce satisfactory testimonials of
his ability to teach the Latin, English Grammar Art-
mctc Geography, and the elementary branches Of
Mathematics, wishes 10 engage situation in private
family IN healthy section, for the ensuing year Com
mnnications directed to L. NJ, Turner's Store Caroline
county, Va, will meet with prompt attention
December T. 6l-2a,y:}vs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-13

AW NOliCE.--f oSTAINE ii. PETTIs, late of
HI Orange county having located in lhe city of New
ork in the practice of Law, respectfully tenders his pro-
tcssona services TO his old Virginia friends and fellow
citizens generally Being generally known through the
STATE ne deems references unnecessary All business
prompt and faithful attention
N. b. Persons in the South who have or NAV hercof
ter have, runaway slaves, suspected 10 be in either New
York or Philadelphia may find ii to their ADVANTAGE TO
send infinitely descriptive communication postpaid as
above. September 30. 42LCn
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-24
nose DOMINGO DE VIpART.
Riots IN NEW xoRE.


H.Ihsr black ritt. Chatham street.
Chapel has again been the scene OF a bat
tie between the blacks ard whites. The
former are now becoming rnsolent, leu on
~ set of deluded fanatics, whose mad
career should ne stopped by the ,ntcle.
renee of the strong arm Of the law. The
haneiul Effects of their interpretation is not
alone confined 90 the narrow limits of thi.
city, hut Is now rapidly spreading and APP
preaching the grand dividing line OF the
southern states; and should II once pas.
That line. we may expect 10 see flame
k'ndled which would only he quelied by
he most prompt. energetic. ard sauguin
AIRY measures VIA the citizens Of this
city, longer submit 60 have their hrether
en- attacked 10y the abeited mobs Of ne
groes; their ears harshly assailed with the
vile and debased proposition of a general
amalgaWation Of color9 II they will not
let them feariessly assert their determine
ton, and show, though slow TO move
when once aroused, their wrath viii come
with redoubled force
The facts o the case are these:
The New York Sacred Music Society
of which Justice Lowndes of the Police
Court is President, aud DIR. Rockwell,
Wee President, have obtained a lease OF
he Chapel for $3.50 year. to be used by
hem every Monday and Thursday nights.
Tor the purpose of practising and impro
wing themselves 10 sacred harmony The
Society were TO meet last night in the
Chapel, and when they came, found II
prc-occnpied by large congregation of
blacks of both sexes the use of it having
been hired to them by some person for
sl5' who had no authority TO do so. in or !
der to hear sermon from coloured man
~ The name Of Hughes Finding them |
selves excluded from their own leaseo ]
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-24
Chalrman "a Commifte

,Maitsr ond apprentice. the conclu-
sIon Of the war between Great Britain and
e." U1'ted States, General Washington
having taken leave Of the army, address
SD the late Marquis de Lafayette, who
was then only twenty eight wears of age
and bad been serving n Ameyic, dn ring
tbe revolution, as follows:-.Mv yonnS
friend YOU have served an apprent;cs,b;n
t. Ebertu now go home & set ,ep for ,o,,1
self" He did set mp for himself, and he
came 80 excellent boss that his work
msnsbip is recognized in all civize.
countries on the globe.-.N Y. Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-24
FLOUR

FLOUR.
IN ihe early part Of the week from 1900 n
sooC Dds. were sold from stores for shipment at
500 per Dbl. Since then the market is NOT 50
hrm, and we now quote the wholesale store nr;ce
al So,l2 IL a 5,25 To-day we report the wa.
gon price OF Hour not fresh ground at IS; and
fresh ground at S6.l2 l-2 and upwards.
Guy hhi' FloW.-Sales Of two or three mar
Gels OF fresh ground, Of old WHEAT. have been
mad during the week at $3.50 per Dbl We
lers ask 1913
SasYuehanna Flour.--The last sales of fresh
ground were at S5,37I-2
GRAIN
ne ne sales Of reds have generally ranged from
, l.osa > ]. 10, one parcel Of 600 bush, Is GOOD
n 2. red RED from 81 Mary's (Md) was sold al
red was sold yesterday al SI.l2l.2 The few
sold Sll2al.ls. ~ "A'' ''s"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-24

On the 5th inst, a. the rcsidss,. -,
hzaDssh hali' 70 The eounty q spo,,,si. ~.
the Rev Y. G. MeCuire, Ma Trss,, ~ 7, "a,
as Esq, > Navy 70 Miss AxS a, Ma
ricksbarg. "sfnaoi Pre-,
On thu 10Th May. by The Re, g.,
scr, a. the residence q Mo 60 sf.es Dnr'
WHrrTLE, Esq Attorney a. Is~ :. ss,sn'ei
Miss MARY, ycuugess daughter a AZ. 1fs ~.
Isaac Coles. Of Pittsylvania i-ie Hel
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-24

violent storm of rain, accompanied by high
wind and thunder and lightning, visited this
place on monday evening last. The crops Of
corn were considerably injured. large proper
ton being Frustrated by the wind.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-24

Baltimore Gaxstfe.--UIlliam Cleynn esq.
the vetern editor aud proprietor of the Baltimore
Gazette, has sold his interest in the establish
ment TO Mr. WILLIAM GwYNN JoNKs aud re-
tired from the profession. II appears by the ad-
dress Of the new Editor tha, the Gazette is to
maintain its character Of neutrality in party pol
tiles.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-24

Canal Scrip.-For the information Of those
who are selling Canal Scrip at 30, 40 aud so per
cent discount, take occasion to state thai II
can be sold for caah in this plac al discount Of
25 per cent.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-24

vrnorrTIA:-In the circuit superior so--
law and ehancery for Berkely county. Al
18th 1884 ~
Lewis Pierce and Catherine II. his VIII. and ,
ers, heirs OF John Nanmetre decd. ~
against
Nancy Aiburtis exrx. and John Bower a..
John Aiburtis decd. who was exr ~ I,
Vanmetre deed. and others =.
I'm cHANcERy.-
INHlN cause came On to be fpn.
heard this is 10Th dav of Ami nd
upon the bill, answers, exhibits, repo,,
master commissioner Garard. and r.eoI
United report, and no exceptions hem,
led thereto. and it appearing TO the 60
by the sad report, that John Alburin
of John Vanmetre, Decd. has oyeml
beyond the assets which have come
his hands OF the estate of John Vanme,@
decd the sum OF 1898 go. and the "a
moi being prepared at this time TO dee
IN what proportion the said sun shall
reimbursed 10 the representatives az
Alburtls eec'd, by consent II is adiodsq
ordered, and decreed, that a master ead
missioner Of this court do take an aecor
OF the respective shares and proporlio
OF the estates Of John Vanmetfe decd
Guiding the real and personal property
ceived by the heirs, together with ali
vancemehis made by the exr for coal
ing. boarding, &c. also. an account Of
rents received By the exf. John Aihun
and further State an account exhibiting
propor,ionsble liabiliiies Of each heir
pay the above sum of s293 80. with ia
rest from the LIST day Of February 1874
said liabilities to be graduated Accord
TO the respective amount received oil
estate OF John Vanmetre decd. by "a
beir and make report Of his proceedn
in order 10 a final decree.
A Copy ---Teste
JOHN STR0THER c.
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COMMISSIONER 0FrIcE
Martinobn.o Iu,- "a 1891

Martinsburg July "a, 1854
THE parties to the above sui
please 10 take notice that will attend
my office in Martinsburg on Saturday
9Th day Of August next for the purpose
proceeding TO make up the report in /
cause, when and where they will also
tend with any evidence which they 0
have to offer, and that the case will
adjourned from day TO day until th'
port is completed
SEAMANS GARARD. Cows
July "a, 1884 I'D
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-24

AZ Nheatlsnd, jefferson County Y,
day last. y the 9th year Of hes sre he
TrRSER Esq. aNAF
At Boydville, on "Wednesday N. Il.
CHARLES ELisHA, infant scu q " ~ e,
Boyd san1
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-24
VIRGINIA:
July %. 1884 I'D

VIRGINIA:
In the circuit superior court Of law andehi
| ny for Berkeley County April 18th 1894
John Patton and Esther his wife. PLY
against
John boyd surviving admir-. OF Ro-
bert Eaken, decd. Elizabeth F.
Eaken and others, d5a
IN CHANCERY
E IN the motion Of John BOYD surF'
w of Elizabeth Eaken and John B,
aominlstratrix and administrator Of
pert Eaken decd, and for reasons apr
ing to the court, it is ordered that ihtl
cree entered in this cause during The }
sent term be set aside, excepting 50 OF
thereof as DEGREES costs against The OFF
dant John Boyd in favor of John Ps1
and wife, and the cause is referred
commissioner ofihis court, to examins
state AN account as between the sad |
ministrairlx and admr Of Robert El
decd, showing what amount of the e'i
came to the hands Of each of then,
bow the same was administered, sol
II may appear TO the court whether
SAID John Boyd hath or hath not
claim agalns, the estate of said Eiigsf
Eakln decd for the sum heretofore der
against him 10 this cause, in favor d
plaintiffs John Patton and EsthG
wife, or any part thereof, and tbd
com'r make report thereupon 10 the %
with all matters specially stated, deem
pertinent by himself or required b
lher oil the parties 10 be so stated
further ordered that this proceeding
al further proceedings in this cause
the costs of the said John Boyd. SO lsI
regards the plaintiff, in this suit, sh'
not to be lis BILE for the costs of any
Their proceedings berein.
A Copy -Teste
JOHN STROTHER,
COMMISSIONER OFFICE
Martinsburg July "a, loS
THE parties 10 the above sui
please to take notice that | will siteAp
ny office in MartinsbuIg on Wedns'
he 18th day of August next, for The
rose OF proceeding to make up the ~
n this cause, when and where ibeI
'lso attend, with all the papers and Io'
RS necessary, to enable me to maA'
he required report. and that The 9
sill be continued from day to day
he report is closed
sEAMANs GARARD. cOs'
July Gath lS54.-td
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-24

peace and happiness OF the people. ought
TO heat high with exnltatIon, that the name
Of WAsHISGTos from this day ceases 20
eiUe currency 10 political iRiquity, and 10
tegalised e0rrupiion:- new era that pro
misses much 10 the people, for public mes
sures must now stand on their own merit;
and nefariOus projects can no longer be sup
ported by a name When retrospect Is
taken OF the Washington administration
for eight years, it is a subject Of the great
est astonishment, that SINGLE ihdiridual
could hare ca,ikered the principles Of replGb
iicanism IN an srlig hteHed people and should
hare carried his designs Ggaistsi public hb
e'ty so Jar. as to put m Jeopardy It's rery er
istence Such, however, are the facts, qua
with them staring US IN the face. this Gal
ought TO be a day Of Jubilee in The United
States"
Union Bank Of Tennessee Tho House
Of Representatives has passed. almost
without debate, SIR Folks bin regulating
the deposits in the pet banks. and of course,
legitlmating their removal Thi. has IN
duced US TO examine the condition OF some
of these pet banks. The following state
meni. taken from The official report, vii
show the condition Of one Of these institu
lions.
Liabilities and cash means of the Union
Bank of Tennessee, on the 29tn of April
last, at Nashville, taken from report
made by the Secretary of the Treasury
to the Senate of the United States, on
the 10th ultimo
Notes in circulation, I,599.3lo OC
Due to the Bank of
United States, 1l461a %
Sundry Banks 81 1913 So
Deposits of Public offices So s7S 81
State and Individuals, l56 500 SO
81 1886, 994 90
| CASH MEANS VIZ:
Specie s60,l1S 80
Notes Of other
banks, SO, 37s 81
Due by other
| banks, CISCO 70
---- i68. 3sS IA
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TgiLa 9AAlaTI-88
rnAprrN55URa, JULY "a, le34.

ne Ne4c York Riots.-aAfter a week Of tu-
balvace nd outrage, tranquility has been resior-
ed to The city Of New York; but not until the
public authorities had ordered out the military
and placed the city IN state similar 10 that
which would have exis in scige by To-
reign enemy. Tsr abolition whose infiam.
na,ory doctrines, urged againsi rs of the
people. stirred up this con.motion. 4ea laa5 fa
ssswcr for. II seems that their le adler aags g.
come sensible Of the folly Of their course, Z ac
Of the wiokedness aud absurdity Of the opinions
they have epdeavored to disseminate. The OBJ
vious effect Of their movements will be 10 rem
der the condition Of the race Of beings whose
cause they pretend to espouse, ten-fold worse
than IL would have been but for the misgudod
efforts Of these fsnadcal pretebders to philan.
thropy.
Alta late hour. after the mischief had risen to
is height. and the foundations ofthe public quiet
had been completely uprooted, the leaders Of
the Abolitionisis came forward with the follow
ing disclaimer
AMERICAN ANTI SLAVERY oCIETY.
DISCLAIMER.
The undcNig in behalf Of the Executive
Committee u the "Ame riean Anti-Slayery So
csety" and d other leading friends Of the cause,
now absent from the city, beg the attention Of
their fellow citizens 10 the following disclaimer;
.. We entirely diselaim any desire 90 pro-
mote or encourage iniormarrages between white
and coloarrd persons.
2. We disclsim, and entirely dsaPproye, the
language Of haadbill recently circulated in this
city, the tendency of which Is thought to BE- TO
excite resistance TO the laws. Our principle rs,
that even hard laws TO b. submitted to by all
m n, until th y can by pcsceble means be altered.
3 We diseiaim, we have already done,
any intention to Dissolve III, Union, or e violate
the constitution aud laws Of tbs craafry 10 ask
OF Congress any act transcending ths ir eonsiitu-
tional powers; which the abolition Of slavery by
Congress, in any state, would plainly do.
ARTHUR TAPPAN,
JOHN RANKIN
July IL, 1894.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-24

A certain lady of quality carried her
purity so far. as warmly TO rebuke her Ii
brarlan for the putting the male and fe
male authors together on the same book
shelves.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-24

Comnasrce Of .Ns,o YorS.-The arrivals
at New York from foreign coun tries during
the months of April and June were 624
Same period last year, COG
" in 1882, 573
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-24
JOSE ANTONIO DE AcEvEpo LEMus,
Iicute nant General.
THE PRINCE OF ANGLONA.
CAPTURE OF DON CARLOS AND DON
MTCVTEp

CADiz, june IL Ciril Gorcnment of the
Prorince et Cddix. The Captain Of the Port
has Just favored me with the following intsli-
gencc:
"a felucca has arrived from Ayamonte, the
captain Of which says he left there night before
last, bringing the letter for the Captain General
OF l." ID partRent; and states that the Infantes
Don Cailos, and Don Miguel, had fallen into the
hands e the Spanish troops at Evora, having
becn delivered up by their own men. Also, that
four agon loads OF silver had been captured.
(Signcd)
JOSE DOMINGO DE vIDART.
| Cadiz, June 1884"
ConDocaiton If The Spanish Cortes-On tn
10Th Of May, a decree was issued for the con
vocation 4 the General Corics of spain, al Mad
rid, on tho 2ih Of JAY; aud another, drcctin
III" election Of Deputies on the Goth OF June
with the mode Of procedure, Sc This las; de
cree comprises A. sections, and would fill three
columns Of the journal Of Commerce
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-24
Cash in -ndarke,-

r ibERAL prices in CASH viii 4. |,
"a or number Of likely negroes
quire al The Bar Of the Globe Tay,.,
July "a IS34--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-24
FUNERAL HoNoRs To THE MEMORY
OF GlryLEAI. EArAxEx@G,

The committee appointed by resolutions ema-
aatiag from meeting Of thsir fellow citizens,
the aSh inst, beg lsaye, In conformity with the |
power vested in them by the resolutions. 'to |
make appropriate arrangements for the CONNIE
rnoration of the death Of Gen. Lafayette" to re-
specially submit the following for the considcra-
zion of the citizens Of Shepherdaiown and its vi
entity.
Whereas. the death of the great. the god La
ayettc, il csnse Of sincere mourning TO the pro. |
pie OF these u States, for whom, he spent his |
youth, blood, ana treasure in the achievement OF
Ia >lr indepen nee, aud especially during his |
lfc ha~ing been regarded the unwav ring ad-
oonste and champion OF the rights Of Mani
bsrty-and Independence, III both hemispheFes,
his loss has thrown two nations into mourning,
and i, 10 tao world an affection deeply TO be Ia
1nent.d by every ir~cmas-theretore,
Reyolred, That the ladies and gentlemen, OF
Shep srds tovrn and lis vicinity, dt-Cous u pay
ing to the memory Of LafayettS the 'Hoi h'H
services to their country, and 70 man Clan arr
in ted To assembls on the 6tn day OF August, iG
front ol the Town Hail, at ii O'Clock A. M. and
Their form civic and military funeral proc.s Sion.
Es.olred. That Colonel Robert Lucas b. inv-
ted 10 act a. Chief Marshall of the day, and
Can't G aorg, Reynolds, john I. Cookus ESQ.
Capt Jacob Van Doren. VIM. Butler Esq, and
Diet. w. 8r,scoe. as Assistant Marshais
Resolpsd, That committee be appointed TO
wait upon the Rrv. Norval Wilson and invite
him To d. liver an Oratiou upon the death Of the
Sage and Patriot, whose memory IL is onr prdr
10 hoaor, ald whose departure il Is our misfJr-
tune TO depior~.
ResoIytd That a committee be appointed 10
invite the Ladies u Shrphe rdstown and tn ccun
try adj accent to IoiA q the Procession and ccrcuo
ny, int Nd 20 honor The nIvncry Of him, who
in inGsni and oppressed stat, & " 10 the de
fence Of their n.1thsrs and sisters from "a liccn-
tious British oidicry.
Resolped, That a committee be appointed &c
wait upon tn constituted authority If the Nj
thodist Church, and respectfully request permts-
sion, therein to perform the ceremonies appoint.
ed n the occasion.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-24

.W'rdcr Of Mrs Go,eCr.-Mrs, Cover
formerly resident of Funkstown, in this
county, was brutally murdered in Frede.
rick, on Saturday the 9Th inst We gath.
er from the Political Examiner the follow
ing particulars of the outrage.
"Our peaceful, qnet and orderly CITY
has al length been made the scene of a
most foul and atroclous murder On Sat
urday morning last, Mr.. Bender. one Of
onT constabies, was aroused by one Of the
female inmates of a house of Infamous
character, and appnsed that one Of her
guilty companions, living in the same
house had been murdered. Upon repa,r-
ing to the spot, accompan MED by a mum
her Of citizens. Mr. Bender found living
IN the entry of house on fifth street, long
known as the abode of the most abandon
ed oil the female sex the BODY of a wo-
man who had evidently died in conse.
q'ence OF stab which she had receivl d
Ia the back a little below the arm plt
ne ADJOINING room and the entry bore
ln' qnivocai signs of struggle. being
no'h covered with blood. Suspicion hav
'hg been directed to an Irshmau named
Joseph OConner as the probable perpe-
razor OF Inc deed, the officers proceeded
10 h's boarding house, where he was dis
covered IN bed apparently asleep A dag
ger covered with blood and loaded MS
,oi were under his pillow. Having been
'earo before MICHAEL BALTzE1L, Esq.
nc was Committed for farther examination
Oh Saturday morning. he was brought
oeiore the same magistrate, who consider
eo the evidence against him so strong as
TO justify him in fully committing him for
'iial. The excitement caused by this oc
currence, IN community in which such
ou'rages have. been seldom committed, is
As might be nationally expected, very
greats Ii is due. however, 10 the prison
er, and to the impartial accomplishment
OF the ends ofjustice, that pnblic opinion
should be suspended until after the trial.
% which he will, we hope, be speedily
brought We refrain, for this reason,
from detailing the evidence taken by the
committing magistrate.
The victim of ibis atrocious deed was.
we understand married woman, whose
husband a respectable mechanic, named
COVER. resides in Funks town. " asbing
ton County. Her maiden name was Ma
~ Sprenkle. and she was born in Gettys
burg or Chambersburg, Pa She had
been living in Frederick not longer than
a week or two.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-24
MAREINsBURe
ACademv.

TNIE ~ sent session Of the Marl,e
u burg Academy will close on Tbn,
day the last day Of The present month =,
The ensuing session will commence On !
hrsi VI inlay IN September next
The trustees Of this institution n
leave again TO invite the public arten,v
20 it, with the confident assurance
their part. that under the direction Of
WHAsNyS, no similar institution can o,
sent greater advantages 10 those comm,
cling a course Of classical literature /,
elementary science.
BY order Of the board
JOHN STRoTHER, See,
July "a. 1884 II mo