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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-29
Arrival of MIR. Livjnpstop.

The l. =. irigac Constitution. having Mr. Ii.
ingston on board ufivcd NJ New York. ON In. ood
having sailed from Portsmouth, Q1ngland1 on tho
I'th Niay. We copy the following from the ~ Y. =.
ol Commerce of the ED:
LANDING OF Mn. LIv,NGsroN.-The fr;oa,,
Constitution, Commodore Elliott, came nm tbis
morning, hted salute, and anchored in the Nortl,
hNcr. MIR. Livingston and family came ashore
III lieuienants barge, under second salutc ard
landed on the steps at Castle Garden. A great
crowd had assembled on tho Battery, who rave.
''c minister very cordial reception, and accom-
panied Inn to the house Of friend at the lower end
u ''c''"'ehSlreei. From the steps, Mr.. Living
sion addressed his ielIow-ei citizens in brief sneec5
which was answered by hearty cheers. lie ev'
pressed the satisfaction he irlt at the cordial oeo,
ilon Witch had given, and assured bis conn
ifNmrn, that during his absence it had been b;a
constant desire 10 secure the rights and maintain
the honor OF the United States. He then will
drew to n window IN the chamber, and a friend n, :
nonnccd, that in consequence of fatienc !, wa,,a
be impossible for Mr.. l.. ut that time 10 receive hi.
fellow citizens Individually, but il was expected
th"' the Corporation Of tho city would make n
speedy Arrangement for that PURPOSE.
We learn from the conversation of Mr. J;,;,o
ton that his return to tho United States is moi to bc
taken ms an evil omen. Among the reasons forit ;e
the desire 10 pu the President in possession nf hi.
vows more fully than he could well do by letter
lie has not perceived among the people or in tho
government OF France, any hostile disposition to-
wards us On The whole, We find nothing to shake
our often expressed confidence, that our affair.
WIN rance will be brought to satisfactory and
friendly issue. MIR. Livingston Will soon rena;r IN
Washington, and no doubt government will in some
way Put the people in possession OF the ilnprcs
SONS made 10y his statements
q u, L., L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-29
PRACTICAL tMALGAMATIoN.

We myile lie attention Of eur readers to the
sub onal extract from the g Republican, an al
clifton paper, printed at BANGOR, in Maine. Il
show, the favor which Col. Jolnson's dus,y pro-
ponsiles has secured linn, in that quarter:
" CoLo,Ll RICHARD NJ JouNsoN.-Ihis cN-
emplary Christian, distinguished state man, war
rior, and pilanihropi,t, after thirty years, unln-
tcrupted service oiI. country, in the field of bat
tie and in the llall of Congress, is now brought
forward with great manimity by the democratic
party of the L. States, az their candidate for the
Vice Presidency. And who is Richard NJ. John
son "a planter of kentucky, Il civilian and sol
der What has he done in early life, yielding
to the great Tvs OF nature Which, in the warm al
genial regions q ire carth, viAliratc and accom-
plsh, in the superior Grace and attractions of the
sable female race the Inc, itablc destiny OF the CO.
lorcd popul1tion sooner or later to triumph in full
domination or sultry glebo and sunny cmc but
abhorfin- t a enlious lives Of snchmcn asCiay y
Poin1a,tuy, Eicalrd NJ. Johnson t'rned 10 the sa-
crnd volume, which has been his guide and trust
through life, and finding that Good made OF one
flesh all the nations of the earth" he took Orr
oIc for wife He is now a widowcr, having Ily-
I'd in honest wcdloch with the woman OF his choice,
and raised and educated family OF children, the
heirs OF his estate. .ntclljecn and respectable but
silently tingcd with their African origin. SO much
for lis domestic relations
This amalgamator, however, is mistaken in two
points The female was not a Crc0fc, and the
parties were not married. She was one Of the
Colonies scryants,-and they liycd-jast SO!
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HERRINGS.

.;:' ;, :;' :: =, :: :: 8; E. :,
rate, and will be sold at the lowest market price.
ALSO
On hand, Bacon. SAT-, IIhiskey, Iron, Stce
MolasSes, and all other kinds of Groceries.
Expected, daily, an addition to my stock
FANCY GooDs. JOHN J. PURNIS.
June |. wGwif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-29

a." Meetings of the friends OF JUDGE White
have recently heenhcld in Mcc'Ienhurg and Wash
mgton countless in this State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-29
CASH FOR NEGROES.

WILL pay for all likely young Negroes, the high
i est cash prices All communications addressed
ts me at this place, will be attended to-
GARLAND TATE.
Nav ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-29
4 Large supply Of Candle

on CONSIGNMENT,
$4,000 Choice Scgars, of different brands,
3 Or. Casks Marsces Madeira Wine,
do. do. do. Port do
9 do do. Muscat de Fontignan do.
- Boxes Mcdoc Clarct, Champagne, and
Muscat dc Fonignan dc.
All of which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms nv DAVID X. LYMAN.
limo d fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-29

IT Preston County, Virginia, and are said 10
p" :; GOOD circumstances. If this paragraph shall
DC !" ,,eet their eyes, we hope that the feelings of
eve We # not of humanity and parental affection,
p r prompt them to send for their unfortunate son.
and provide some means for his future protection.
anu Ucihbrg Va RepuJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-29

We find the following article in the Philadcl-
rhia Commercial intelecnccr--a paper which
takes no part in politics. We hope it is well-foun-
died.
" 10 qaict all fears tn, subject, We deem
II proper 10 say HAT Wien Alt Dickrrson, Secrcta-
ry OF thr NAVY, was in this city 4 few DAYS ago, he
expressed himself in the most emphatic manner,
that There would be no rupture with France, and
that The President of the nited States, and his
cabinet, aud the Kim OF Franco and has ministers
all alike felt The aecc,stt, o having the matter set
lied, ami disposition 10 expedite acousumnaii1n
81 dosoUtiy to he wished We also learn dat the
President has within a few days declared that no
want oi 4 lltlr courtesy Oh has part Should prevent
the adjustment oi lhi, matter, and the receipt bv
those Ia whom il j. due ol the liye millions Of dol
lars 10 b. paid h, France
MI. BEATTY AND MIR. w buren,.
Some months ago, We puhli,laa lelter from
Martin Be'ttN, ESq. member Of CONGRESS FROM
kentucky, TO The Editorol the Washington Tcp-
Graph IN which that gentleman stated tlil he had
been informed by Senator Upton that his Zip
ton'S) objections 10 Mr.. Aan Buren, had been OBJ
waited, by the assurance of Mr. \. B'S friends, as
coming from him, that,
lfelectcd tothc presiacnc, he would sustain
Internal improvements that if he hld been
President, he would net ha,cNetoed jh, Wabash
appropriation bill
This assertion remained onconIltlictcl until tie
l9'h int. GA which day tho Washington Globe
came on with tas toIl.eiae denial:
\ fF as tn rolates 10 Nh Van Baren, We
have ll's authority for M tht Ia such appica-
iIon as that srs tes;cd ia Mr.. BcathS letter va,
ever made to him, and that he has never mtlt ci-
lor Of the declarations attributed 10 him, OF any OF
likc import
II follows then, cithor thlt G,n. Upton never
made due communication 10 Mr. Beatty or 9dly.
that II he did, he WAS Unauthorized 10 do So- (nci-
thor oi which Is probable, sinrc, after he had m,de
ia" public declaration thai NJ man opposed 10 the
policy oi internal Improvements need hope for his
support of the vote of ndiana, he expressed himsclfI
>atSlied"lh Mr.. \. Barren, showing that hi objcc-
tons had hc2n removed -or 'illy, that NJ Van
Huron ifiends, who olNe llr~c a,slnancesto Scna-
Tor Upton, had Inc authorit, from Mr. Van Buran
50 to do; or lilly, thu Il tho} hll such anlhor-
y, they ar NOW ,ne To screen M. Y B. h,
sayine that lheA nl not. Time will Show which
oitllese IS the true position.
In the meantime, What ar Vi. I'm Bmen', opi-
niors en- this subject
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-29

C-5sWo are told, by thc New York Journal Of
Commerce, that slips have been fitted ont in that
port, within the past year, for the purpose ofcn-
gazing in the African Slave trade. The abolition
list, had better ondcayor to put stop to this onor-
nifty before they turn their attention to Southern
slavery. As prevention is better dian cure, they
would do more good by checking these man-sieal-
crs dian by interfering with congratulated So
cial relations, of the nature, operation and innu
ouco of vhichthey ac profoundly ignorant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-29

~ We learn by the lat New York papers, ,h,,
there had hrcn extensive RIOTS in thai Civ. ,hou,h
unattended by destruction ii propeffy or loss of lc.
IN which Tie natives were fnrayed apains, the fo.
feigncrs Measures had been taken 10 nut a Sim r.
than
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-29

a. Col, Butler, the American Charge DIES AZ
tdrcS 10 McNico, is now in " ashinston city.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-29

o. Why did the Baltimore Convention, ON its
asscmJlaao, appoint committee to examine the
credentials" OF tljc six hundred and odd gentle
men WHO appeared as delegates, if, as in the case
of s,cam-locior" Fucker, they intended under
the pressure Of necessity, to catch stray Van Rn-
rem men in the streets, who avowedly had no Gre
dentals at all, and permit them TO give die votes of
Whole States
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-29

Lemon Syrup,
Gold Leaf,
Ex,. Colocynth, (Compound,)
Magnetism Aperient,
Calomcl,
Port Wine, (GenuiRe,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-29

o. Tho Huntsville Democrat says" We
cannot, ,rW not support Col. Johnson" Don't
be too positive. Nou are to be whipped into the
traces yet.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-29
pank-squarc, Lynchburg, Va,

Gold + oil,
Castor Oil,
Solidih' Copaiva,
Oil Lemon,
Spring Lancets.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-29
.rrRu WINES. free of all Ardent Spirit,

and Of finest quality
Cbateaux Latour,
Red hermitage
81 Julien
Chatcaux MargauX,
Ieonyillc, La Rose,
Old Hook,
Iafttc. ~. Julien,
Medoc aud Bordeaux
Clmet.
For sale by
Howell DAVIES.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08
General Commission
T. USE.
Georgetown, D. @.

FHSHE subscriber has opened a Com.
4 mission House on Water Street. in
Congratulations, Grain, and other
articles of country produce will be recei
we'd and sold from the boats stored or for
warded 10 any other market, as the own.
Der may direct. at moderate commission,
As the subscriber does not purpose 10
be purchaser of produce on his own &C,
count. persons who may consign TO him
may rely upon his best exer,ions to obtain
for them the highest market rates.
His acquaintance with some Of the first
Flour and Grain Houses in New York will
enable him TO be always informed OF the
state Of that market, and TO forward pro-
|duce there 10 the best advantage.
SAMUEL MCKINNEY.
October 8, lS35-im
REFERENCES.
ALEX. STEPHEN. ESQ.,, Martinsburg.
GEN. GEORGE RusT. Harpergerrg.
BENZ. Il. TowrER, ESQ Shephsrdstotcn
HoRATIo McPHERsoN, Esq. I Williams
G. A. WAKEFIELD Of A. Esq.S Port.
| GEN. WALTER SMITH,
Col. JOHN l. SrULL, Georgetown
! WIS. N,rxoLs, Esq> u q.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08
NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.
Harnrne E Stephens,

a RE just receiving and opening very
IN extensive and handsome assortment
OF Goods, suitable for the present and ~.
preaching season. TO which they wonld
respectfully invite their friends and cue.
toners. and all those who are in search oil
good bargains. to call and cxsmine. for
they d. think none win 60 away dissp
pointed. Their stock consists in part OF
Cloths Of almost every color & quality
Csssimerea and cassinets,
London buck skins,
Super thibet fllannrls, Csmblets,
They would respectfully invite the Ladies
to call and examine their handsome as.
sortment OF
French and English Merinos,
BLACK and colored, plain and figured
Silks,
French and English CaIicoes,
Merino. Thihet and Cashmere shawIs
and handkercheifs,
Bonnet and belt ribbons,
Hosiery, gloves, &c.
Together with a general assortment Of
Hard. Queens. glass and stone ware
Sept %, 1885
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08
La ~ . ; n 8 I'd.

GkN Saturday the Eth OF October merit
~ il fair, il not the next fair day there
after, Sunday excepied,) we will offer ae
public sale for Cash 10 The highest bidder,
on the premises, . tract or parcel OF land
N the County Of Berkeley. belonging to
q part Of tho heirs OF deyisees Of the late
Abfann Vanpnetre. decid eootsiAing
TWENTY.SJX ACRES,
lying on the North west side ofthe Ope-
quoD creek, adjoining Jobn Burns, South
VOID and GorieiIs heirs and on the pub
lie road leading from Martinsb0rg to Les
Town and one mile from Burn's ford. a..
bout two thirds Of this land 10 ia wood.
and part Of il 10 sery heavily iimbered.
and inferior 10 none in Berkeley county in
fertility Of soil. proverbialiy known US the
Walnut bottom. Tho other third !, clear
ed and in which there are about acres OF
COOP 8OyT ON
in good state Of cultivation, now in corn
and might be seeded in wheat this fall -
Persons wishing 10 purchase are invited
TO view fhe premises before the day Of
sale, which win be shewn hy either OF this
undersigned executors.
Sale to commence at II o'clock A. nj.
ASAHEL VANhiETRE,
SAMUEL ROBERTS.
Er'rs Of .dbrd,x Yanmesrc. dsrtas
Ssptgmbes "a, iS5s--Sw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08
II = w GocDSs
WILSON & ANDERSON'S.
September -, 1885.
REGIMENTAL ORDERS.

ss-S k<kN 4 AZ SkA1kI1t6s
TIME Battalion Court Of Enquiry fol
a the LIST Battalion Of the 9Th Regi
ment, will be held at Capt. Bailey Il
Hedges. at lledsesyille, on Thursday the
~ Of November. The Battalion Couri
Of Enquiry, tor the I'd battalion win be
held al Mr.. John Il. vanmetres Tavern
Darkesviile. on Friday. the 18th day oil
November. The Itesimentai Court ol
Enquiry Cor the 9Th Regiment will be
held at the Globe Tavern, AIsrtinsburg,
on Saturday the i4th day Of November
The members Of the aforesaid several
courts will appear in full uniform The
Commandments accompanies are particular
iy requested 10 hold elections for officers
to I'LL their respective companies, al their
next company musters, and shew me
their certificates OF elections al the Regi-
mental court Of Enquiry. that the com
missions may be sent for by our delegates
10 the general assembly. Commands pts
Of Battailions who have certified TO the
Governor for commissions and fail 10 re
ceive them, will certify again al the same
time. JACOB MYERS. Cci,
9Th Regiment y. N.
October I, l835.-td.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08
v A U A BILE FARM
70 n 9AxU.

FNHE subscriber wishing 10 remove L.
= the western country offers for sais =
valuable farm lying about four miles from
Msfiinsiurg on the road 10 Shepherds.
town. The farm consists ofabout seventy
two acres and half of frat ratio
LIMB STONE LAND
IN high state OF cultivation. Tie in.
provements on il consist Of . a.
good Substantial Dwelling 10 mn
which tavern has been kept for
many year,. fret rate stable & St
a good Blacksmith shop. There 10 an en- !.
celleni apple aud peach orchard, on ihs
premises. A never failing spring or 6rst
rate water a few steps from the door sup.
plies the place al all seasons Of the rear.
Persons wishing to purchase win do well
TO call and view the premises when tho
ierms will DO made known by tho. sub.
scriber. HENRY DECK.
September s. 1s35--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08
A Farm for Rent,

THE subscriber viii offer for Rent fof
a term Of years, before the door of the
Court House in Martinsburg on the ninth
OF November next. that being court day,
his Mill farm containing about 400 acres
within II miles Of the Potoma: river. The
quality ofthe land is proverhislly good
The mill pond has been entirely drained,
during the last summer: part of which is
now 10 Timothy, and the water con fired
IN channel Of one rod wide, Possession
may be had Immediately. The manner in
which the farm must be cultivated will be
made known on the day of renting.
ALEX. STEPHEN.
Martinsburg. Oct. 8, iS35-td
Co Hagersown Torch Light and Va, Free
Press ID and charge this Office.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08
DISSOLUTION.

TnE co partnership uAder the style Of
HodMiak 3 Born. was dissolved the Il,
inst. by mutual consent. The business
will, for the future, he conducted AZ gu,
old stand. under the firm Of Joar w.
born & CO.. where we shall keep on hand
q large supply Of web selected GOODS.
which We will sell on aceommoda ting ,er,ns.
We tender our friends aud cus,omer,
our acknowleds meats for the libsrsl -
tronago extended to ~, and trust il win
continue to he given 10 the new concern.
The debts due the late firm, are 10 the
hands Of John w. Boyd, for aettlemen,
and collection. and those in our debt would
confer favor BY paying US what they can
conveniently. as coon ss practicable.
CONRAD HOGMtRE.
JOHN w. BOYD.
MsIiinsburg. Sept. "a. 1885.
A. design removing TO Georgetown, I
have 10 request my friends aud customers
who are indebted. to aid me % soon a
Convenient. with some (aM
q. HOGMrRE.
September ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08
Money Notice.

fNVHE Subscriber will feel himself under
Il many obligations to any Of his friends
who are indebted 10 him, if they will With.
out delay, make compliance with bis
former notice. assure my friends that
want money or would not ask for Il;
do hope therefore that all those who wish
me TO do web would, without delay. com.
lply with my wishes and by thus doing
they will confer a special favor. which "a
vor, 4 will at all times reciprocate.
Respectfully your oh't
JOHN Il. C00KUS.
Shepherdstowo, Oct 8, 1885
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08
" NV FAxx. 4 WI N r = a
GOODS.

ROBERT Is. RUST s. Co.
EHEG leave 10 inform the citizens OF
ED Mar'insburg and vicinity, aud tho
public generally, that they are now rccei
wing aud opening general g. beautiful
assortment Of
British, French, German, Italian, and
American dry goods suited for The
present and approaching seasons, -
pith large stock Of Queens, Glass;
Hard and Wooden Wares also a
large supply Of Fresh Groceries
old and choice Wines and L,quors,
and invite all who are dssiroas OF pnrcha-
sing very handsome substantial and Cheap
goods 10 cali and examine their stock pre-
vious 10 purchasing. as they flatter them
selves they can please all in quality and
prices; at all events. they are determined
10 endesvour 10 do 20.
October 4. 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08

sho, ike her own lamented father, at.
ter devoting his life to his country,
finds no other reward than the con.
seriousness Of having done her duty
Should this paragraph meet the eye Of
any of the friends Of Mrs. Harrison,
they will, no doubt, take p leasurc in
communicating the fact that she can
obtain this smal legacy for "a soldiers
daughter" by appealing to the State
Bank, at Albany.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08
VALUABLE RIVER FARM IN
an1sxzxmx cou1sxx,
FOR SAFE

LIME snbscriher viii offer for ea,a 10
= me higbest bidder. Il public auHtlctl
On the premises. the valuable farm ~ IA
rotomac River belonging 10 the estste 81
Emanuel EtessoIe. deceased. and nov n
the occupancy Of VIM. Pendleicr. Esa
This land sdloins the land of Jacob Sci.
bert and r. PenJIeion --and il supno.rd
10 contain 80 ACRES, ar this about $50.
y cleared lsnds Al lesst 100 acres Of poto.
mac low grounds. The upland Is strong
Limestone land. and the timber ID remar.
tabie fine, The improvements are good
stone DWELLLNG HOUSE and sione
Kitchen. Barn, (nct vcry goodra Web
oi water before The door. and never fail.
INK siream running through the land. The
MN end mill seat Is not included in the
sale, inasmueh ~ Il Il at present stopped
~ inc back water Of tho upper dam ofihs
CanAI company. he subscriber Intends
navsn9 srrvry Of the estate before tho
dsy Of sole. % that the exsct ouau,ifv or
land may be known By the hidies>s Ihis
land 10 sold under The urovi.ions Or Gman.
VEL Everaoles will. The title Is ind;sputa-
bic, and the farm b one Of the moot eligi.
Die IN this section Of the county. Tiag 20
Il does upon tho Cansl. and being d such
admirable quality. The ssle win take
place on the premises on 77wsdsy ~
i2fh " Noremlsr. 1886 The terms Of
sale will leave the purcbaser the option of
paying ono third on The lst or April, 1885
when the purchaser can get possession oc
the land. and the balance Of The puschase
money IN two equal snnuAl payunents. or
one half on the frat Of April, 1886. and
the residue Of the price in three equal an.
6ual pay ments, in either case. no interest
g Dc paid or the deferred paymea.s until
The days Of payment.
The purchaser will be required 10 &c.
cure these BY mortgage or deed Of irast
upon the premises. This property will
he shewn 10 any one disposed 10 examine
4 ~ MIR. WIN. Pcndleton living on tho
land. or by the subscriber. residing near
Parks Gap.
HENRY ] SFsIBERf, .9dmr
Dc tonis non, triih the ,sM annsrcd Of
Emanuel Evusois. decd.
Sept. ", 1856
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08
VALUABLE LOUDOUN LAND,
w e r y xxexHxx
SIT % TIM.

TO BE DISPOSED OF, AT PUBLIC sAIn,
ON VERY ACCOMMODATING TERMs.
nm SATURDAY, 10Th OCTOBER
~ next. several small farms. OF from
100 TO 400 ACRES,
embracing in ell about 1000 acfes. or
more, will be offered, al public sale. A.
bout mid day, at The Inn Of Mr.. Thomas
Muse. opposite the pren,is,s. This land
binds for mile and half on tho soutl.
side OF the Turnpike Road extending fiom
i.eesbutg to Georgetown, and Alcxsudfis
SIX or eight miles below Leesburg. and
from twenty, 10 six end twenty, distant
from the three ciiies ofihe District or Co.
lumbis. and IS within mile Of The Polo.
mac River, and Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal. ]. 10 known as the
BEATERDAM TRACT.
has beautiful aspect lis healthy. and acs
knowledged 10 be Of excellent ousijly--.
highly adapted 10 gazing and to dairy e..
Establishments Is WILL wooded and wafer.
ed. and much OF the wond lies along tL.
Turnpike and near the River.
The terms will be ONE yiSrH ofthc our.
chase money IN hand. or in GO days from
The sale the residue in three cqua, nav.
ments, oil one. two. and two and hair
years, bearing interest. and satisfactorily
secured. Title unqaesiionablc. This
property Oilers strong attractions 10 indue
tfions and enterptiaing mcn.
81 An opinion has long prevailed that
Coal might DO found in this land. a. a.
grca: depth.
l. T.. M.KENNA~
Broad Run, Sept. IL, is35-ts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08
Gsorxstossa Canal Packet 0sgce. I,
SE1TEMHER 15rH. 1885.


The Passage Boat Experiment win
leave the Congress 81 Bridge ID George
town. on Thursday the 18th inst. q 8 a.
clock A. N for Hsrpers Ferry: returnina
will leave Harrcrs Ferry Il tie same hen,
on the same day; and will repeat its tin,
every Alternate day from each place. till
the company complete their srrsnremen,
Tor permanent daily line from each
place. which they expect 10 start hy the
iss 81 October al latest. Fare through
$3.50. By order:
J. ]. STULL, Ssey = Ts@.
According 10 the above arrangement,
The Pack e boat leaves Harpcrsferry, the
ist OF October. and 20 also on alternate
days. va; Oct. 3. s. 4, .. 18th. So.
Oct. 8, 1856