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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-16
Wlulan1 8eots, uno
Sotn 0uGius, jun.
ig. Z9. 1885,. 2O:tf.
3u oer!aufen,

Jn elmer @anntp Stabt i'm nbrblibeu
1bei'e oss Gtaates Sbic, 1T cine 8ier=
orauerey 81 perfaufen. .-Sie ii Iebr
oorsheslbaFf sslseen, ole ein5iae in Ger Gtaot
uno IN Den nacbfeuGtanten, lieat al, einem
|1tb,Hbar'n, ,Slul1e. 100 tdalitb Dampf(bifFe
ano Dem Gfle see anfOmneu uuo abaeben,
rpoonrd bic Derfeueuns fsbr erleidfert
rlro.-Die Oebduoe Eiseen dt, einsr bey
sansOarnsn Straf'n; bic 8rauerep it erff
Dor 6 sUlonesen ueu aebaut, i'm 8rauI,ouie
1T cine cute Sprin9, uno bsDm Oauie eli,
hboner Sarten nno b;nIanglicb Maum an,
ole 0sbauoe 5a erpeitern.-Giu ususr fuu.
fsrner 8 t eL ehca 8arrel tatene, De-,
cureb e'nsn Mufab aaf 8 a0 8arrel Der.
a'bfsst rereen taun, ale @rdtb1cb aiteu
tno nsu l1no gut sstnabt, speisbe olle oo IL,
petfauft reroen.-Dsr Iyeis oes auts,,
StrpneE8isr 1T in oisler Geaens. 8 Sbgr,
eas Barrel. .--Die 3uriiesfebr sines abeiba,
eet6 na6 Deuti6lanb macbt einsia bof Die.
lss eoFtbeilbafts @smerbe psrfauit mjro -
aub fbnnte Elm oes gietbrauens E d, /
tanolser, als 1bsi|baber ;ur 0dlfte, 70:
noal am 9snlnne, aIs audi an Den qissen.
leeafssn' init ei''em capital con 6 700
Ootlar6, elntretten. : .S ~..> -
Sa; oa6 Vabere tpenbe man iicf in ,spff:
|fr'pen 8tisfsn an>bie &ebaetipn oes 81 q :
tesia nosfreunoe g. in Canton, >,
bio >-,~ .... - '"'"' -
5vlp 8. 1885. -s &.g.@. H.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-16

Der Gntsribrieteue tenabridtst aebt.
unss oou fttne &nncen unb oas Vublifun
i'm allseti,eiuen, eaB er nunmehr {eine neue
.earesMaiblng in npblissm 0auae BAT, AM
ieinem altsn et auopunfts, cine Me;te fto.
bltl'b BON eantpn* Griit lonntiu Ssrsits
fbafr woas an3unebmen. unb fie auf bic
teite 9aei(e5u @aoen, m Sen ueoriasu
prslls oon4 I 2 @eut5 sab piuno, wsn "a
bep Abnahns besablt nirp, -feuif miro 5
eents oaFlr arsfebust. lino wofsrn riebt
Iunerba'e fsbs Monaren bssabff iuiro, 70
psrosn oafnab Jntrsi1sn auaerst5net. aiue
oti9aoll9''aa lp!sp yinftli6 bs3ablt. .@ss
3oceb sOlsDsvs.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-16
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Die uaterlDriebsnen 3si9sr breu 8reuns
DEN uno Nunoen. uno oem aansenpupifunl,
er9ebenft an, oaB lie in Gr1hattSunbirbuuQ
9etfetrfn ltuo. Sie haben ibrtn Shapp,
'nosr Iuoearanof StraEe, in Canton, (ae:
taot Dem nsuen Santbauie aseeuubsr, >tri=
ber bswpbnt sou pbilip Dsma!t,) beo Ell.
no ptra'tBert nno me, Den oaGtlbft bsGdn
dig auf pano gaben, Elm srOSes 9Inortimeut
pDn
SdttsL 3iumen @ottelbdes,
Selkgi|en, NIfoleslbaIftern, GapaE
lerttten gbocfp6, patrpnta(hcn, &c.
Dearborn 0eGbirrr & II m m Ct s,
Oauls9cGtbirr ieoer Nrt 6 offer,
Seusr gvmert 2ouopner gEo9en
tettftben1 Neits, gle9onte>; doroir>
te,, ,lno sis psitlcben StdtlO.
Slsbtsn jeoer gotune.
2'ae6 BON gutter Gualitdt, nit ben beftsn
Wat'r'aien nno fauber eemadt, mouen l1e
I'm 0'oBen uno &leinsn, 70 wohlfeil ais es
IN oennsltlibsn Staeten ir8snomo su ia.
bfn TT. 9e9en . anrgeIo cber anuebfu:
lIde Sanos6 Drooudte psr7aufen. 9lus ae.
mecbte Selte|lun3en nperosu aufs lDnsllFe
au69sfdbtt.
Biuiam 1eots, uno
SoHn 8udius, jun.
Canton, Nua. 90. 1885. 2O:tf,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-16
So g inter-!
81. llno 9. s.. mc s nlIep,

0abeu fcsben etnpfausen une iest er6ff:
net, cine pOrsa3 3Ii6ealusmabi, .. Ser Sabrs'
seit anssn,sfeuen -.-sI
9tapel uno MoDewoore
rrelde fs beabFbttgeu su ben rieorislt en-
Ntelen fdr baar o Ell 5 ober 2auoe5prc'
buete 81 pertaaf FEN. Sie batten fib lib er
Seust, oaB In feiaen1 Gtobr in StaEf 60 .5u
biai9srn 8eeia8uuseu osrtaaft ,rero Ell
eann. E >-.-. IL. ,--.
UGir B a tSeM Std1 s.
unb &leesS aameu, 70 irie fir bic
neiitsn anceren sanoeS: GYseusnii1e, treroea
Ie Sujeoer 3eit b aar8 { B sablen.
GFW. s.. QIQe geide, neltbe fiob ilts,
feds Gaonats. oureb 0aOten Doer auf anoe:
tr Meile, Die 1l6 in unnferer SGulb miOen
trereeu bIoB ;u ibretl, eisenen 0luBen ban:
bel, spenn fie obne Dsrsus 8idtiefsit mad:
en--oa mir entl6lOnsn lno, Die abbesabl
uns 5t erSspinssn tpesbalb mir bof,n oaf
alle bietbsp JntsreHirte, unfsrn Muufb e.
fhllen unb uns Der unanssnetmen glotbpen
bisfsit itbeBsben werpen. ibre gebnunaer
ben tetrefsuoen Ssantsu sur ginfammlnne
81 ibsraeSen.
p9et1,d } lener 0ipp s
miro 2onnsnweife uno benm SufbeI Der:
fauft.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-16
spflle 0iitet
Boblfetlet benn jemais !! -!


Die llnterlbrisbenen babsn> 70 eben Dor
gtsu:Dort uno pbilabeIpbia erbalteu, eir
9rOdes uno dussepebNeS Enforcement sou
Srcfenen 9erttt uno qBtntersgEaa,
rem 9rocerepenl 6arten,pooren,
SpecereDeny &c. s.. "
N O.-oerren uno Enaten Gappen
Stisfet uno S6ub, 0umaioItid s6ub
{ India Ru6der,) BON befer quaIitat, Da
rasn Woroccc nnb pruuslIa gbub.
Gpanif6 Sobk uno Gberleoer.
Gin au9emeines 9IHiftiment pon Qdten u
Nappen.
Belde fe entf6EcGsn lInb cit, 10 e nts
10 0 bl feiler aES Der nieorietts YrsiB 81
pertaufen. Saufuttise tpsroen ahttn9eool
sr(nbt bep ibnen an5ulpreGen, unit fir lict
isItft 5u urtbeiIeu.
Si1 6 {, Gals uno 81 d9eI
&C. &c. bettancie auf 8 n o--uno ,pie &C.
mbbnlibSum Serfauf-febr woblfsil,
C. Saar9eIo un5 Ser preiB lpire Be-
,abIt fir Mai;eu 8larfaanrer, &c.
Gle verIan9en
2QD0bQD &1SiI a<feiib. 9O''>''
0arrisi Nepnolos tno 2lueufin
@outou, Dec. IL. 1854. 35=tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-16
@ a It'll j,
g attler, Ge(blrmatbeil,
&utItbensS ritltnen ac.

Der lntsrfdrisbeue benabribtist bierfnit
leine 8rennoe uno ba5 WubIifnm, baB CT O:
tise5gei1aft aufe9teue. in aaen. oenst pe,= :
fbieoensn 3ipsi9en, 3u bstrsiten ,anssfans
,sn, nno leoen Quftra9 Der in fen sab
ibIa8t nit S6uels uno aur 3ufrieoenbet
lener @Snner msSufibren fIb ben,6ben,
wIro. Dur6 CUTE foltoe uno Id,6ne Qirs
belt, billiBe Vreils une oauerbaftss sNdteriat,
miro er esnen 1beil Ser 6F'utItdeu @uutt
5u peroienen uno srbaIten fib beitrsben.
er trcbnt nod immer ME frEber in Der
Iu6carawa6 StraBe, cine Gbnre ,pefili1
BON 2rn. Qeinrieb S0Ichtrs Mirt66baus
c}obn GDuicf. 81
Canton. D1aD I. 1885. g-tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-16
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9erfeherungssg
+ 9sentens SfFis-@antou,(
s..,es -a4.%Ess s1sl Sex. "a. 1gS5.


Daoer lntetfbriebene ecn Der "p r 0:
aeetton Jnfurances@ ompde e''
3u Dartforo, Gonneetient, als Naent anae.
felt uno aatorilirt lporoen obne 9laffbub
Dsrl16ernnsen auspaftellsn, 70 erbietet sr
fteb bierrnit pdnfer, stobrs, gaabIen, ga:
briden uno S6euern, fammt beren SnbaIt,
t,ebt irsenoerfep an6ernf abnIitben eiae a:
tbnme, 8esen Derluff oosf 8rIbabiauua
ourb 8eaer 3,s aBeeuriren. Die Goftel, ba. {
1u ifnb nieoriser, als Die ir8fnb elmer 9ln=
italt oiefer Art; nro bic geiie netebe oiefe
Dfis in Sblibtung ibrer 0eibdfte. uno
Der 8eridti3un9 unb 88abiuns ibret Mer.
Iuife, nerfol9en frirb, spiro pronlpt unO Il:
befal fspn. glnfraseu far 8soins,.uaen d.
ll0eenrans. tnbsen in Der Nmts(fube Don
0arris nno 8tloen inganton. 8emabr tper.
se,t onrb ale gsfbafte IN gs5us auf oisfeI
a8sntftaft Derusittelt ,perben.
.5on 6arris, |
aStntf fdt befaste gompaenie.
SaHtpn San. 10. 1856 SOFT.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-03
From the Baltimore Patriot.

The undersigned Ministers within the Ba'u-
toore Annual Conference of the Methodist Fps
copal Church, respectfully request those IndIvid
uais north of US who are agitating the question OF
immediate abolition, to desist from sending 10
anv of US their iuflammatory periodicals, or 9TH
or publications on that subject. as we never or
dered or desired them, and are determined 10
have nothing to do with any OF them, OF which
we wish all Postmasters to take notice.
We beg leave TO assure them also, that though
we are neither slave holders nor the friends OF
slavery vet that, in our judgement, the rash and
violent course they are pursuing, III conjunction
with foreign emissaries, is doing immense ms
chief in all our souihern country, aad especially
calculated and tending 10 overwheim our coiored
populaiion, both bond and free, with greatly az,
gray ated Affections and dangers, both temporal
aud spiritual, and to cmbroil The country ia as
graceful and murderous riots.
1t 10 we'll known that the Baltimore annuai
Conference has always taken, aud sun takes
decided stand in favor Of gradual emancipation
vet, SO far as we know, the sentiments herein
expressed are those of our brethren generally III
this section, in regard 10 the interference oil Tor
eign aeitatofs, in this most delicate and emoar-
RAISING of all our domestic difficulties.
ISigned by Stephen G. Roszel, Jacob Grnoer'
Joseph Frye, John Davis, William Hamilton
Robert S. Vinton, Thomas c. Thornton, John
A. Gere. James SeweIl, Geo. G.. Cookman,
William Edmonds, William Ii. Enos, Joab Der
nard. Joseph Merekin.l
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-03

The following ancient recipe is recommend
ed to all who value lfe-a cool head and equa-
nimjty Of temper At present when ianaticism;
excitement, and violence are epidemic, IT shouid
be administered morning, noon, and night;
A secret of Longevity. -Admiration and ilsh'
contemplation are very powerful to the proio:ng
ing of life, for they hold the spirits IN sucn 'ing
as delight them, and suffer them not TO tumui'u
ate or 70 carry themselves unquietly and way
warily. And therefore all the contempiators Of
natural things which had so many ana SO EN-
rent objects to admire, as Democritus, Parmeni-
dos, Plato, and Apolonns, were long lived al,
SO, rhetoricians, which had tasted but hg.tiy OF
things, and studied rather exhonoration OF speech
than profundity of matter were iong-lived, as
Protsgoras, Gorgias, Isocrates, Seneca, and Ger
tainly, as old men are, for the most part, talk a
tive, so laxative men do often grow old; Tor II
shows light contemplation. and such as dos'
not stfein tie spirits, or vex them, bIt su"t ~
and acute, and eager inquisition shortenIite; fol
it treth the spirit, and wasteth it.-BGcon
History Of Life and Death.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-03

Virginia Gold. The call for meeting
Of the Richmond Mining Company affords
the occasion of remark or two upon the
glit,eIing prospects held out for proper
enterprise III the gold regions of Virginia.
DR.. Coleman, who has been making ex-
aminations on that subject. for some time
past, yesterday showed US several rich
specimens of ore found in Goochland and
Fluvanna These specimens exhibit the
gold scattered through rock, generally 10
grains, but sometimes in masses. :,
Hughes's mine, in Fluvanna, yields
from actual operation of several months
1915 TO the bushel of pulverIzed ore.
Bushby's mine. Goochland, "a conunu'
alton Of the above vein,) about mile 'dis
tant, yields from three to five dollars pei
bushel.
Moss's vein in Goochland. yields an av
erage Of about I'll per bushel.
There are various indications OF gold II
Louisa, in the ncighborhood of Waltons
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-03

AN IMAGINARY DIALOGUE" Do you know,
General" said Blair to the old chief while they
were seated near an embrasure at the KIP haPs,
edo you know that IL is seriously contemplated
10 bring General Harrison into the field - You
don't saw so,n said the old man, taking the pipe
from his mouth, /" why he may carry eli Ohio,
Kentucky and Indiana" "Aye," said the groom
of the bed chamber, " who knows but Pennsyl-
yania Also" :. Well. Blair, what's to be done
can't you charge him with being bribed BY the
bank p" !" Why no. he is quite poor, and ne
yer heard that he had any transactions win ,ne
monster-but we can charge him with never ma !,
wing met with anything bat defeat and disaster.
"WeIi, but what will Dick Johnson say 70 una.
when he was fighting at his side at the pattie oi
the Thames. No, Blair that won't do-never
decry tho military services oil soioier--tnai
will strengthen him with tho people put a ~
tell YOU how TO kill him-say he's an obstinate
headstrons old fellow full Of passion-say he is
fa;thless 10 every friend--that he is under the
influence of scoundrels-with no fixed opinion oil
his own, and destitute of principle. Charge him
with horse racing. cock fighting aud dueiiing.-
Declare that if elected he will respect neIther
the laws nor the constitution--that he will take
the responsibility Of violating both at his piers
ure-that he will use the patronage OF his office
20 bear upon the elections in the several states
that he will treat the citzeus and their remon-
strances with contempt. In short, make IL APP
near that il he succeeds, we shall nave notnihg
ro.n,s arrangements in business and want OF
coufiderce in the government" g Very wei,
General, but dou't you think in these. crooked
times, that il we prove only half OF all this a
eainst General Harrison, tnat II may rather
e,renothen him-giving man bad character
now days don't seem 10 hurt him much, and If
we don't stave in the ribs of his military reputa
tion, shall despair Of doing him an injury. Mil
starry. military, General is all the go, the poo
nie have burrahed for you, and when you are
gone they want to hurrah for some one else. -
q What. sr,-what's hat ?-hurrah for any one
but Jackson--who dares say that !? No sir
when am gone there will be no more hurrahing
there will be nothing to hurrah for. No mil .
,tary man must succeed mel am the last Of the
Mohicap.. Get rid Of him in any way you
please, Blair, you must be sustained by the par ;.
ty We will consult Kendall, he has knack OF
killing of our enemies-only remember no other
General but the real one-no man must have the
glory of serving under any other cltief while An
drew Jackson lives."-N. y. Star.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-03
prTRI.Ic SALE.

q ODA4AS ANAh1s~
VEyILL be offered for sale at the Court
w EIoase in the torn Of .Martinshssss,
Berkeley Coaniy. on the agth day u pep
TENDER next, six lots IN the town OF Mar
t'nsburg, 10 wit: Lots numbered in the
general plan Of the said town, $50, ass,
aSs, 2a7, a49 aud $50. also, two tracts
OF Land lying in said county. on the west
side OF Back Creek, one Of said tracts BY
a late survey contains S7a acres and ad.
Joins the lands OF Hunters heirs. Henry
Everhars, Thomas Robinson Sc. The
other by late survey contains 44s acres.
and sdioins the lands Of Hunters. Forhis'
and Riners heirs Sc. The terms win be
made known on the day Of sale. The a.
bove property has been assigned to the
heirs Of Nicholas Koeneche by decree
Of the County court Of Berkeley IN a sui'
brought hy Richard Raiien VS.. said heirs
for division Of property. and the title Is
believed TO be good.
ELISHA BOYD. agent
for The heirs Of Nicholas Kosneehs.
August 81. IS35--td
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-03

The Charleston Courier calls the anal.
gum made up of fanaticism and hypocra.
cy at the north. the /" Devilish philanthro-
py." The Courier could not have bit up
on more just or appropriate and expires
siye definition. 1t is indeed the most fiend-
ish form Of philanthropy that knavery ever
exhibited. 1t is a mixture in which are
mingled mo re incongruous elements, more
heterog eneous pretences, and more actual
poison that ever went before to make up
The nostrum OF quack. Devilish philan-
throphy, true enough it is-a philanthro.
by that mixes murder, rapine and licen
tiousuess. with The affection Of religion, and
then administers its medicine at some five
hundred or thousand miles distance from
the patient, lest the Doctor should be obi
ged to take some OF it himself---N. York
Cour. 8. ENG.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-03

VIRGINIA.: In the Circuit Superior Cour
OF Law aud Chancery FOR Berkeley County
August Rules 1895.
Elizabeth Satton b. her neat friend isaas sut-
ton pig.
against J,
John Sutton, John Miller, Daniel Miller, and
others heirs u John Miller deed DEUS
CHANCERY.
THE defendants John Miller, Daniel
Miller, Jacob Miller, Abraham Miller.
Mary Hershey. Peter Miller and Joseph
Miller not having entered their appearance,
and given security according to the act OF
assembly and The rules OF This court, and
il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are out OF this Commonwealth: Il IL
ordered, that the said defendants do enter
their appearance TO this suit on the 9th day
Of the next term, and answer the bill OF the
plaintiff. and that copy Of this order be
forthwith published in any newspaper
within this county, and continued Tor two
months successfully. and another copy
thereof posted al the front door oil the
Court House Of the said county.
A Copy .--Teste.
JOHN STROTHERs c.
August 6, ISS5-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-03

In the Circuit Superior Court
Law aad Chancsry for Berkeley County
Aagust Rules. 1885.
Adam Scnaksr adn'r with the will annexed of
Stephen Mayors deed piiDs
against
William Mayors, Eleanor Mayors and Jane
Mayors das
In cHANCERY.
TIME defendant William Mayors, not
1 having entered bis appearance and
given security, according 10 the act Of as
sembIy and the rules OF this court, and IL
by satisfactory evidence that he
is out OF this Commonwealth: II is order.
ed, that the said defendant DO enter his
appearance 10 this snt on the 9th day Of
the next term. and answer the bill Of the
plaintiff. aud that a copy Of this order be
forthwith Published IN any newspaper
within this couaiy. and continued for two
months successfully, and another copy
thereof posted at the front door OF the
Court House OF the said county.
A Copy.--restc,
JOHN STR0TfiER, 9.
August 6, ls35-am
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-03
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING
= Or e R r Y
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE Ok KILN l..
vsxIIE subscriber as trustee OF Edward
4 A Gibbs of Martinsburg Berkeley co
Va, is authorized to sell or lease the fol
lowing valuable property lying on the Ius
carora creek in Martinsburg.
I. A valuable Wooden factory with all
the necessary machinery. implements &c.
now in the occupancy Of John n Riddle
& Co whose lease Of the same expires ON
the LIST Of April 1886. To this valuable
factory is attached machine Shop-and
every appurtenance and convenience ne
cessary for the spinning, weaving, dyeiDg,
and dressing processes in the making oil
Cloth
Q A Valuable Sawmill
8. A Cupalo Furnace. with s's arrara-
tus and various TASKS, patterns, and iur
niture.
4. n Dlacksmiihs Shop and Tools
This valuable property will be disposed
of By the subscriber separately or together
at private sale, or will he leased separate
~ or together for a term Of years. The
factory Of course sold or leased subject 10
the te m Cf the present. tenant-rosses
sion Of the rest delivered Immediately
The subscriber can assure persons who
may wish TO engage in business OF this
sort that a BARGAIN can be bad, the exc
ecutiofl al bis trust requiring that some
disposition should be pcIemptorily made.
Enquire Of the subscriber living IN. Nor
gan County. Va. opposite Hancock. Md
or to ID. H. Conrad Esq Martlnsburg
Va. CROMWELL ORRlCk.
Trustee for E. a. Gibbs.
September 8, l835-n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-03

Singular Accident-Ou Friday night last an
apprentice boy TO Mr. VIM. Rodgers, in Pratt
street before going TO bed, took seat in the
window Of the fourth story of the house, and
went to sleep. He had remained there but a
very short time before he lost his balance ana
fell out upon the brick pavement, The assist
ance Of Drs. f. Baker and Dunau was instantly
called, and they ascertaned the singular fact
that none Of his limbs were fractured, nor was
The skin broken on any part of his body. We
learn that the boy is now fast recovering unde,
the kind treatment of Mr.. Rodgers family, and
was we'll enough yesterday to walk about his
ROOM Bait american.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-03

al Inc same enthusiastic admiration. which .
,Sraeeful rhetoric, an impressive eicquence. and
= coovineing power Of argument. never fail 70
s,vsken in an aud ience ike that OF yesterday.
we should apologize 20 the speakers on this
occasios for abe pabiicatiou of these hurried and
most imperfect sketches Of their remarks, sent
Il a late hour to the press, and Of course inaccu
rateIy given. Our apology must be found in
The greas interest excited BY the meeting, and
our desire to furnish the earliest Intelligence of
It's proceedings TO our own citizens, and the cit-
zeas Of the South.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-03
JEFFERSON (VA.) JOCKEY
Sept. s. 1S35--5w

THE next meeting will commence al
the Clubs course, 9 miles from Charles
town, on Wednesday Sept. %, 1885.
First days purse $500, four miles and
repeat.
Second days purse $500, two miles and
repeat.
After which sweepstakes for years
old one mile and repeat. Entrance fifty
bushels of wheat Six entries and closed
Third days purse $500, three miles &
repeat.
Same day purse of 800, best three in
five.
The money will be hung up at the
stand on each day ready for the victor.
WIN. CROW, Jr, Treasurer.
A0eust6, 1S35-3t s. after LIST Sept. st
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-03

Death of the Kentucky Giant : Benjamin Is.
Pritchard, whom many of our citizons will re-
member was exhibited last year at the American
Museum, died on the S0th Of June, in Montgo-
merry county. His disease was the dropsy' Mr.
pri,chard was man of unblemished character,
and member of the Methodist Church. He was
forty FIVE years old, and weighed at the time OF
his death 1--WE hundred and twenty five pounds.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-03

VIRGINIA. the Cireait Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County
saeaS Tsssr pisg
sgalasf
John Bodine, Joseph Graasham, Ellis Recs and
others DIS.
in CHANCERy.
fEvHE defendants Benjamin Green and
a --~s.- bis wife. Peter Bodine and
Elizabeth Botiine not having entered their
appearance aud given security, according
TO the act OF Assembly and the rules af
this court, aud II appearing by sa,islacto.
~ evidence that they are out Of this Com
il is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS DO enter their appearances to this
suit on The 9th day OF the next term, and
answer the bill OF tho plaintiff. and that
copy OF this order be forthwith published
IN any newspaper within this county, and
continued inr two months successfully,
aud another copy thereof posted at the
'front.' door Of the Court House Of the said
county. A Copy -Ieste.
JOHN STRO1 HER, G.
August 6. iS35-2m
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surcHnnrN a /.
FHHHE undersigned rcsnectfullY iaforn

y Vie Undersigned respectfully iniorm
4 the public, that they have regularly
at their stalls at the Market House in
Martinsburg on Wednesday and Saturday
mornings. their usual supply OF the best
fresh meats the neighborhood affords.
which they viii be happy to furnish their
customers and the public for Cash at fair
prices. They are compelled at length To
adopt the rule Of selling their meats for
cash, finding il impraciible 20 get along
with their business on the cfedliary sys.
tenn. ABRAHAM HOOPER,
JESSE HAYDEN.
July so, 1857
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-03

ynxuE suhsc rlher has rented Capt. Mat
& thew Ranson's Nit. and notifies all
ri. old customers. as well as the custom
-. az The mil: that he will al all times pay
The highest price in cash for all Wheat
sold AZ his mill; and any customer wishing
10 grind, and would prefer having bis
grain ground separately, shall be accom-
modated. He will at all times give bar
rel OF Superfine Flour for every S0opoun.ds
Of good clean merchandise wheat ha
will also furnish PLASTER TO all persons
wishing the article, as low as y can DC hau
else here. From the encouragement no
has heretofore had, and his strict attention.
to business, he hopes 10 receive reasons
able share Of the pDblic's patronage.
JACOB SWARTA
July "a, lss5--Sm