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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-06

S.TOP THE -THlEF-stolcn out of my stable, OH
g Thursday night the oath inst, cream colored inare
six OF seven years old list spring. nearly blind in one eye
natural parer long switch tail, and had on no shoes
will pay Ten Dollars Reward 10 any person that VIII
deliver her 10 me in Powhaan county eight miles aonTc
rowha,an Courthouse, Twenty if delivered with the
thief JOHN J. DlChE-sSoS.
Orf 4.t-0L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-06
THyURNPIKE sToCKHoLpERs.-Tn s,ocAhOd.

FHYURNPlKE STOCKEOLDERS-Tn S,ockhod-
Il crS in the Manchester and Petersburg Turnpike,
are requested 10 meet ut the Eagle Hotel in Richmond,
the Sd Monday in October, take into consideration
the expedcncy of petoning the ensuing Legislature to
grant them the privilege Of establishing Rail Road
from Manchester to Petersburg using the present iurn'
and advantageous to do So BY order Of the Directors:
WILLIAM TAZEWELl, President.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-06

,aC FOR SALE.-Iniepding to remove imncdi-
i1n ss!y t. the West, Offer for sale my Farm. (Osk
II! Inc county of Gloucester, lying on the road
=: 'Fc'n the Courthouse 10 Richmond City, distant
sca. wv '"rmer mile, and from Ware Rive. miles
lco acres about 60 Of which are low grounds,
sg, STATE OF cultivation, productive any in the
,,s,: Inc highlands, about 60 acres Of which are
r.',. nave fertile and durable SOIL Beds of Mari lie
h. s'cn' distances in every section Of the farrn.-
rsfn" arc two-story Mansion with roolns
l.! "'ches passages, and garret; large granary
with other necessary and convenient Offices
Ge s., repair, most of them new. For hcnthfulncss
nd noua mol surpassed by any in the lower countless
Gan DC more desirable to the Lawyer, Doctor
as,,s y important features omitted in this map,
,ey tho sNng topurchasc, invited to visit and
viii erises Should no sale be effected previously,
the o''red to the highest bidder on the th of Oct,
'p''' Not more than halfwll be required in cash.
O.. WILLIAMS E. DAVIS.
43-w4ws ,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-06

Board iii g"ntce families in the neghborhood, can be
Ind III the mast reasonable terms. 80
Scholars may enter the school at any period in the
:::n and will be charged from such time according to
TO above rates; but M deduction will be made after
ancc. or absence, except in cases OF sickness And
lie pa for the term must in all be in advance.
The department of Music is furnished with as many
Do Foote'S as arc necessary for the use of the Music
Eclars and the English department with ali neccssa-
r Philosophical Apparatus, Maps, Globes, &c.
The next term Will commence Oh The ]st O: No"cm-
,r %cSt E. ROOT, Jr.
October e 44-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-06

ATOTICE-By virtue of Deed Of Trust executed
by Thomas Ballowc, decd bearing date 10Th jug
w. $780, and of record in the Clerks Office of the eoun-
ty Court of Buckingham 10 debt therein acknow
lodged TO he due VIM NJ Swoope decd, shall, on
to the highest bidder for cash. Tract Of Land, on the
waters Of Slate River. containing, by estimation, aoo
,crcs on which DR.. Burton recently lived, or how're
sides. GEO. NJ. AiNE, -7ct&Hg -
September Is. ...,- 4l-los ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-05
HARDWAR
 FOR SALE BY SAMUEL P. BOLLlCS,

LlTCNFIELD. -DARBER & Genn's patent cast steel CIR- ID cULAR SAWS. 0f 24 and % inches diam eaer, and smaller sizes.
 English and American, German and Cast Steel MILL Saws. of 6 and 6 l-2 feet, and Cross eug and IeRnoa ditto. Wood Saws and Frames, with all other sorts "f Saws. Plane Irons. Firmer's. Turner's. Framer's Chiscls and Gouges. Files and Rasps, flat. round. half round. square & triangular,o ,of ali com. lengths. Blarksmi,hs' Vices. Bit: Stocks and Biils. from fg to 4s biits cbmpleie.
 Door Butts and Handles and House Trim things generally. Screws "f all sizes.
 LOCKS of every description.
 Cabinet Makers Trimmings Hollo,V Ware. Brass Andirons. cast dO. with hrsss tops anG: do. with wrought hare, and c"mman east do. Shovels aad Tongs-ChoPping Knises. Kniv~s and Parks; SpoOns. Walters.
 Waffle IrOns-Faleni Ir"~ Tea Kettles.
 Hdrwess Makers Trimmings.
 Carpenters' Adxrs. HAtchets. east steel anel commOO Augera: Veers-Glass Curtain Pins. GLUE. Sand Paper. &e. SLG. with aI''ost ". cry other article in the Hardware line. which will hs sold as low as they can ba bought tn the state of Connectieut.
 EiAekfsI N6U. c e
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-05
W0shingtOn, Jan. 20. 1885.
NOTICE.

T7HE Judge of the Court of Probate for I the District of Washington has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of the estate of
 DANIEL s. TAYLOR,
 late of Washington, in said district. drceased, represented ins"lvrnt, in which to exhibit their claims ih-rc,o: and has appointed Henry Pl"tt and Perry Smith Commissioners [" re- ceive and examine said claims. The subscri- bers give notice that they shall meet at the dwelling house of Nathaniel Taylor. in said Washington. on the 291h day Of May, 1885. at g o'clock A. M. for the purpose of aitend. . ing on the business "f said appointment.
 PERRT SMITH. Commis.
 HENRY PLA1r, sioners. All persons indehtrd tO said estate are re- quesled to make immediate payment tO
 SAMUEL N. TAYLOR, Adm'r. W0shington. J0n. l2, 1885. SS
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-05
TOR SALE BY F.. "A. LORD,

A PAMPHLET. by N. WEssrFR. IL. D.
 (pricr l2 I.2 cents,l containing
 l. BrSef VieO of errors iN the comno" versi"n cf the Scriptures, aome of which, if U"' known io read. ers involve c-staN passages n c"nusi"N, as Cni'n~ and other exsn Rers of lhe sacred wriimga have re-. marked. Aa notices "G imprOvVis'ies a". "ssc"Ts- ties Of language, proceeding from changes !" she use uf words the verainM mace, some Ot which render particular passmgps WuinteitigIe l0 ro's'n readers: nlA0, m0iices 0f iUarcUraces Sf grssmHsE, which are very numcrous; with renarks q" the use ofa version of the sacred oraces e"Niaiaing. tn se assaGes, phrase""gy which dereOcy doe" not permit to he read ia put'lit or iW E,'uiiirs.
 ExaMpes "I discrepancies in the orsh"granhy ot English words. W the Dictionaries oi Johnson. Walk CT, and others. with examAes Ot sonse singular ms- takes ar blMMders.
 g. Diversiaies of pronueciaaion amoSG Brieh ortto. epis's. which, hy heinz copied i1io Scan"i Draiona rice in ha cOVniry, tess drssssy 0n'iOrsn'iys and prevent the Of c0mnOn stansiagsl.
 {. Exampaes 0f ncorrect aud ialse tsehnss.onss in J"hRsW, Walker. Sheridan, JOnee. yasnes0ns Maun. der, &c wh,rh heRniiio~s copied into most OG oar Sch"ol Dictionaries.
 $. Mistakes in Gramnar aad in Writing, iurnishins hiM's E'r certain great men.
 6. Errors ia ,he classification of wOris a che Die si"aaries "G the Eaelah. EsGHeh. LasiR. and Greek tanRna2res wi'h examIlrs of pssakes resat'ng from .hes. ia tue versions of she Scriptures; chewing that a.ss r'aeipes are esaSsanty iasghi ia OCT Sem'aa-
 2. Plaaiarisms coaimiised on the auhoss wri.ings. hg Ladlsy AsFvay. tsvasl AlUass IT,, aad F. Wor sosGoF. 0 Dee. 9&
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-05
NOTICE.

 T Washington has Iiml,rdd aud adhs sFldstrd' dstrid' sff monihs from the date hereof for the creditors of the Estate of MEHIrABLE CLARK, late "f Washington. in said district, deceased! repre- senird insolvpnt, in whicl, |" exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed Alvin Brown. Ira Baker, and Hawlry M"rrh"nsr Commissioners {" receive and examine said claims. Certified ny
 DANIEL B. BRINsMADE, Judge. The subscribers give notice. that they will meet at the dwelling house of Daniel C. L"- gan. in said Washington. On the first Monday "f March. and on the lih "f July. 1885. at o'clock in the forenoon. on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 ALVIN BROWN.
 IRA BAKER.
 All persons indrb:rd to said Estate are re. quesled t0 make immediate payment {"
 DANIEL c. LOGAN, Admr. Washington. J0n. l2, 1885. "S3
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-05
NOTICE.

WY F. the subscribers having been appointed w by the Court "fProbaie for the District uf Liichf-IG Commissioners tO receive and adjust the claims of the several creditors to the estate "f HENRY w. CATLlN, late of Cornwall. tn said district. drccased. represented ins"lvpnt; and said Court having limited and allowed six months from ih. puh- iicaiiOn hereof for the presentation and allow. ance "f such claims-hcreby give notice that we shaii meet On the business of our said ap point mrnt. at the dwelling house OF Benjaan G. Hopkins, in said COrnw all. On the third M"n~ay of February. and on the first Mon day of July next. at ten o'clock in the fore nUOn On each "f said days.
 NEHEMIAH CLARK.
 Ha,srsn. 5s.s' s,.Is. BAlD"'''{ e'"'''. All persons indebted iO said estate are re- Quesled tO make immediate pay nnrnt to
 BENJAMIN c. H0PKINs, Adm'r. Cornscnu. Jan. 20. 1885. sSS
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-05


 Colds Patent-ihe noted and very much ap- proved Rotary SsOye. of which there are four sizes, the smallest heinz calculated for small families. and the largest sufficiently large for public houses--and Geld's Improvement. which is the latest pattern now offered. This pattern combines the principle of the Rotary Stove with that of Bidwell's and the old pattern- and has in addition a large oven within ihe steve. which wa think the best we have ever noticrd. The puhlic are respectfully invited to call apd examine she above stoves. which we think cannot fail to plraar.
 MOSES MORSE. Sole Ageat
 2 far sAis Uieiaity Joe the eecss StoUes. Also. few SAop Stoves of entirely new pafterns, superior tO any yet introduced. with TrankIin and ParlOr Stoves expected. Those, whe are iD wsnt o9 either of thsse articles. wilI dO we'll tO call and examine before pur- ehaaing elsewhere.
 4 Gsv Tods snsss efake C0aaty HOsne.
 LiAaA ep1k S9os. Se, tsSA 70
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-05

Al Court cf PrObote holden Gt Piymoush.
 .Uithin and for the District cf Plymouth, on
 the lsth day cf J0nuGry, 4. D. 1885:
 Present, Coluin Butler. Esq. Judge. 0N moti"n of the administrators on the esG Ob tate of MAR9 ). BARNES, late of Plym. "uth, in said district, deceasrd-This Court doth appoint the 18th day of February next. at 8 o'clock A. M. at ihe Probate Office in said district, for the hearing, allowance, and settlement of the Administration Account on said estate; and doth direct said adminisica- tors Co give public notice to all persons inter- ested tn said rstate to appear Gf they sr@ cause) before said Court, at said time g. placrJ to be heard therein. by advertising thi' same in a newspappr printed in LichfirId, in Lichs field county. Certified from Record.
 S3 CALVIN BUTLER. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-05
AUCTION SALE.

IN pursuance of an order from the Court of 1 Probate for ihe District "f Washington. shall sell at p"t.Ic auction. ("olrss presi""sly disposed of at private salr.) g" much of the Real Estate of DAVID DAVIES, late of said district. drcpaspd, as will raise the sum of ff- teen hundred dollars. win incident charges of sale. Sale [" be on the second Monday of February, 1885, at nine o'clock in the fore n"On, on the premises.
 LEWIS SMITH, Adm'r.
 Washington, Jan. 20. 1885. ~S3
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-05
EDGINGS AND LACES.

VXT SD. PORTER offer {" the public
 w large assortment of English Thread Edgings. B,hinrit Insertings of beautiful pat terms. BObinet Edgings, Dutch do. A. and 4 figured and plain BOhinet Larrs. Grecian do. handsome patterns, B"binrt QuilliUgs. mos. sll widths, with variety Of other desirable Goods. Jan. 20.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-05
Fashionable Silks.
NOTICE.

THE copartnershiP existing between the : 1 subscribers, mndrr the frm of J. C. & A. w Dsw oRrH. will by mutual agreement ex- rire on the first day of April next. All per sons having demands against sad firm are re. qmrstrd |" present them f"r payment and all indebted tO them will see the necessity of ma king pay ylntnt previous iO the lst Of APrIl.- Those nrglrcsinS to d" 80 may expect cost. 0F Their GOODS an hand are offered for sale. low, and many "f them at less than cost. Also fDr Sale, Horses. Oxen. Cows, Wag' gons, a Cart, Farming T""ls. &c. &c.
 JAS. c. WADSWORTH,
 AMOS WADSWORTH.
 Ljfchfeld. .Jnn. %, 1885. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-05
Fur Gaps at cost.

U & D.PORTER have remaining ou
 w hand few Rns Fur Seal Cops and Hair Seal do. which they will sell at east for cash, which wiH make them come very lew :, and at ihe nDanufacf"rers' prices hy Ghr d0z: Also, mems and b"ys' CLOTH CAPss 0flhe Ia" test fashion. at n small profit above the man.- ufactnrrrs' prices.
 Litchf fsId, Jan. %. S4
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09

FoRENslc RERUKE.--A singular occurrence
took place few days since, in one Of our courts
of Justice, admirably illustrative Of the genius OF
our country and Of the Independence Of our bar :
IN the course Of a trial, young aad very talent
cd LAWYER. in examining witness asked ques-
ton which the Judge considered improper and
would not suffer TO be put. In the progress Of
the cause, the judgetoo occasion 10 ask the very
question oftho witness which he had interdieted
10 the counsel, whereupon that gentleman rose
aad respectfully protested, against inc ques'.o"
vented dong so by the bench. @ Sir" SAID the
Judge rather austerely, 81 shall put whatever
question think proper in my court. " our
caGrt, Sir" replied the barrister, " deny u 70
be so ii il my clients court; il is my court; II
is the peoples court, and not yours II IS I'M
necessary 10 add. that the Judge seeing the cor
rectness Of the remark, bowed with silent cour-
tesy 10 the rcbuke, and the cause proceeded
N. Y, Cour.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09
rALz Cd s..

JACOB HAMME s. Co., are just re.
eD ceiving large assortment OF Fall
Goods, purchased in Philadelphia and
Baltimore, which they can sell much chea-
per than usual consisting in part of
Blue, black and fancy cold Cloths;
Cassimeres, cassinetts, and Peter sham;
White and red flannels
Rose and point blankets;
Cd English and French mcrinos;
9 merinos and Circassians;
IA TO S-4 black and scarlet mer!no
shawls;
A variety of new style Fancy Hk!s;
70 s,lacS ard fancy cold silks i;
Thrcad AMI bobinett lace and cdsings;
Bon tint, and lew priced calicoes
Together with heavy stock oil domes-
tic goods;
Queens and glass ware,
Groceries, hard ware SC.
We respectfully invite the public TO
call and examine before they purchase as
we feel satisfied it will be to their advan-
tage.
October 9, 1834-by
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09

WAR BETWEEN ONO AND MICHIGAN The
question of disputed territory between the state
Of Ohio and the territory Of Michigan is in great
danger Of being settled by resort TO arms =
Hayin understood that the Governor Of Ohio
had directed the disputed territory to be taken
into possession, the Governor of Mcaican had
by Federal Orders. called out brigade of mill
tia 10 defend their lands and their castles.--Thc
Governors Proclamation is full of fire and fight.
This is one of the important questions which
our hopeful Kitchen Cabinet Congress left I'M
settled.
P. S.-Since the above was in type, we have
receiyed the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser,
containing the following:
IVar of home - We learn that an extra from
the office of the Michigan Sentinel was received
in town Yesterday, containing Proclamation OF
Stephen r. Mason, Acting Governor of the Ter
ritory Of Michigan, calling upon the Military
Force of that Territory to be in readiness TO re-
pel any attempt on the part Of the State of Ohio
10 take possession OF the disputed portion OF the
Territory which they both claim. General
Brown, has also, it is said issued Brigade Or
dcrs to carry into effect the Governors Procia-
nation.
On the other hand, the Legislature OF Ono
have passed Preamble and Resolutions, declar-
ing that measures ought to be Immediately taken
to cause her jurisdiction TO be fully established
over the Territory in dispute. --Al6Gny Erening
Journal.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09
c. oo e r rs.

THE subscriber has just received
general assortment of Groceries which III
offers for sale on accommodating terms.
Loaf and brown Sugars,
Gunpowder Imp, and Hyson Teas.
Orleans and Porto Rico Molasses.
Rio and St. Domingo Coffee,
Ric Alspice, Pepper and NutmeSs,
Mace, Cloves. Cinnamon, Ginger,
Figs and best quality Raisins,
Candles, Cheese and Liquorice.
Jamiesons Crackers; also Chalk.
Mackerel SC.
THIS C.. SMITH.
Jan. %. 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09
JUDGE WHITE s. THE PRESIDENT.

We learn automatically from Washington, that
the President sought an interview with Judge
White, previously to the latter's leaving for
Tennessee, in order as is conjectured from the
tenor of what passed between them, TO come
10 a quarrel with the Judge, He demonstrated
al the Judges consentng to become q candidate
for the presidency, calculated TO divide The
Republican party, Che power mongers are now
so called, TO such prostitution has the word Gomez
and to expose it to defeat The Judge replied
had no sand in putting himself in the position, so
he shoaId have none in Withdrawing from it
That il was the act Of the people, net his, and
he neither ever had or ould have, any thing to
do in The matter The President is said to have
manifested much asperty and ill-mumor, evil
IDENTIFY wishing TO bring matters to rapture
Judoe White preserved throughout the inter
view, invincible good temper and courtesy
no doubt tho Kitchen put the Hero up to the
game. They wish TO force Judge White ont OF
The Jackson ranks, and 10 make him do some
thing to injurc himself with that portion OF the
jackson party who sustain his election. The
Judge probably sees the game quite as well as
those who play it-i1tch. Wig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09
NEW YsAx.r. 8. WINTER Goc9s!

NEW YA1.Es c. WINTER Goc3S!
THE subscriber respectfully begs leave
to inform his friends, customers, and the
public in general, that he has received a
very general supply of FALL s. WIN
TER GOODS, all Of which he is dispo'
sed to sell on accommodating terms. lie
therefore takes pleasure in inviting all
those who are DESTROYS 60 get good bar
gains, to give him call. and they shall
be supplied almost on their own terms.
THOMAS g. SMITH.
October so, 1854.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09

MARYLAND in proportion TO her size, pays her
Governor and Legislators more literally than any
other state Four dollars is the maximum per
diem among all the legislatures in the Union. -
Only three States give their Governors higher
salaries than she does New York and Penn
sylvania, each four thousand dollars, and Louisi'
ana. the unrepuhlican sum Of seven thousand five
hundred. our Governor receives three thousand
five hundred. Rhode Island satisfies hers with
four hundred dollars, and gives one dollar ard
fifty cents day to the members Of her Lcgisla-
ture.-Eal. dmerican.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09

Post Hforien Honors.- On the 10Th ult Col.
Vose, of the United States Army, stationed at
Fort Towson, despatched TO the Faussc Ourchi-
ia, I.icutenants Fry and Bafnwell, for The pur-
pose of disntcrring the remains Of General Lea
wentworth and Lieutenant Mcclure, who died at
that place last year Of cholera Lieut. McClure's
remains were to be re conferred at Fort Towson,
and those Of Gen. Leayenworih ultimately TO be
removed TO Delhi, New York.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09
L. Asst NJ o TT c e.

EEAyING sold my entire stock OF goods
BE 10 Daniel Burkhart. Esq and ex
peciing TO leave the countyin short Tune
| earnestly request all persons indebted 10
me, to come forward and settle without
delay. ar
January s. isS5-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09
n,ur rIrcrInNEERING CAAIpAIGN-

THE ELECTTONEERING CAMPAIGN
The GorerssHenf against Tie People.--The
New York Evening Star says -" The govern
ment cf the United States Is now in the field
against the people Ia all the pending elections
This alarming fact is no longcr concealed; those
who are anxious for the preservation Of the con-
sttution and laws are fatcd, not only TO meet
their opponents in the field, but to meet them
headed by tbs government. armed and equipped,
with the power Of The treasury, and the nilu-
cnce Of official patronage. We must be prepar-
ed for this awful crisis--a military despoiism--
the corruption Of office, and foreign band Of
cmissaTies. The approaching elections in Con-
necGcGt, Rhode Island, and Virginia, are in proof
o. what we now state the whole power OF the
government az Washington, and the colossal
power Of this State, arc united to beat down The
frcemen of these States. Travelling agents arc
in all drections--e2rrupt politicians are abroad
on missions--office holders and expectants are
commissioned TO 70 forth 10 every direction TO
sustain the projects of our present rulers.
'sThe corruptions Of the Post Office arc the
main instruments and levers by which their pur-
poses are effected Postnasters, mail contract
ors stage proprictors, tavern keepers, stage dri-
vers, and ostlers ere sent into the field in every
quarter to influence the people. The Albany
Regency, with their antiring. ambitious leader,
originate all these plans, and furnish their agents
in every state. with Information how to proceed,
how to act. How long can this country maintain
its liberty and and purity under such gross and
corrupt systcms9 We say to every freeman Of
Connecticut, Of Rhode Island and Virginia, no
matter of what age, or how iniirm, the TIME
HAS ARRIVED TO TURN OUT, AND SAVE THE
COUNTRY!
"The motives which influenced our ancestors
TO dissolve the bonds which connected Us with
the mother country, were not stronger than those
w hich call for resistance TO the tyranncal ambi-
ton and misrule Of the Albany Regency Let
the question at the poles be stripped OF all cx-
trancous or fictitious colorns-it is Pan B,Ten
or anti Pan Buren, lit is on this broad ground
the contest must be maintained and decided"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09

Tirginia vote for The three millions 10 tie Pre-
sident -Ayes-Messrs. Allen, Beale, Fulton,
LUCAS, Mason, Moore, Wise.
Against-Messrs BonIdin, CHM, cioibornc'
Davenport, Gholson, Gordon, Mercer, Patton,
Robertson, Taylor, Wilson.
Absent-Messrs. Archer, Loyal, McComas.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09

The celebrated Frenchman Talleyrand
completed his sIst year on the % OF Feb
ruary last. He repeats. il IS said. from
time TO time, that this IS the last year oil
bis life.