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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-06

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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-06

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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-26

An opinion has been given by the Cir.
cult Court of the United States for the
southern district of New York, in answer
20 an inquiry by the Grand Jury, that il
is not a violation Of the sixth section Of the
act Of Congress Of the goth April 1918, to
hold meetings in the city of New York,
and rppointcommittees Ito provide means
and make collections for the purpose Ul
enabling the inhabitants Of Texas TO en-,
gage 10 a civil war with The sovereignty OF
Mexico, 0 at peace with the United
States" This section, the Court says. sp
plies only 10 military expeditions and en-
ierprises TO be carried on from The United
Siates against any foreign Power with
which we are at peace. Donations IN mo
ney or any thing else, TO the inhabitants Of
Texas, TO enable them TO engage in a eli
vl war with the sovereignty OF Mexico.
(says The Court is 10 no scnse, beginning
or setting on foot, or providing the means
for a military expedition from The Ualied
States or their ierritory.-Nat. Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-26
THE LARGEST
MJLY N EW X

| IN THE UNITED S1lIES-This is not
said IN the spirit Of vain Boosting, bat because
Il can with strict justice, be declared u fhe fhi-
Iadclpbia SATURDAY COURIER. which coir
ltains each week, upwards q two hundred and
fifty distinct articles, IN prose aud poetry: Lit
craiure-- Sciepce.-ihc Artistic latest Foreign
and Domestic News-Policc Reports Sporting
Intelhgence-N Notices Of New Works-bcsidcs
sn immense fund Of Miscellaneous Intelligence
the Observation-Disclosures OF produce, MGR
chandizc. stocks, observation-disclosures I'm
proyements, Rail Roads, Canais-Travehing--
Agriculture, SC. &c; embracing every variety
Of topics that can possibly be introduced into a
public journal.
The Philadelphia Saturday Courier nov esta-
blished for near five years, Is, we believe, uni
versally ack lodged TO have The largest mum
Der OF subscribers, (rwEsTg THousANp,) the
largest variety 81 Lite ~rature, Entertainment apd
News, as well as being the largest and cheapest
newspaper Published IN the United states
Notwi outstanding lis enormous Dimensions, US
printed upon a splendid Nsp.er steam rress'
with ufe xamplcd rapidity thus giving the ac-
count OF Sales, Markets, and news % ine 'a'e's
dates.
The Philadelphia Saturday Courier Is publish
ed al the low price OF W For THIS small sum
subscribers gel valuable asd entertaining nias.sle
.aeh week. enough to ill a common book OF 2NO
naoes. and eunai to fifty volumes a year,
ami which is estimated TO be read, weekly, by
| $50. 900 10 900, 600 people, scattered IN all parts
Of the country, from Maine 10 Florida, and from
the seaboard 10 The lakes.
Two thousand dollars and upwards have al
ready been expended by the publishers Of the
Saturday Courier in Literary Prizes, and il pay
mcnts 10 American writers. Five hundred ooi-
lars have been offered in Prizes for eDriching is
columns, the promotion Of knowledge, and me
encouragement Of american Literature, evincina
a degree Of libcrality believed to be as unrrece-
denied as their SUCCESS has already been anex-
arnpied.
neatral n party politics and religious controyer-
sizes.
Orders, enclosing the address and amount Of
subscription and post paid, 10 all cases, will be
carefully attended 20, il addressed 10
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-26
SIXTH YEAR OF
6 II LADy's - o o X,

FHILADELpHfA MONTHLY MAGAZINE
VI Eitsrafers, FASHIONS, and Portraits.
THE LADy's nook was the first qualifications
IN this country 10 introduce aud perfect a
taste for coLouREp PLATES cf THE FAsHfoxss
and the universal popularity which the book oh.
tanned, with the aid Of these beautiful and costly
embellishments, although they appeared every
quarter oaly, was unprecedented and unexani-
pied. The Publisher, emboldencd by his long
|exnnuwncc, and the success which has crowned
his former efforts TO signalize his work, intends.
with the coming volumes, 10 Introduce alternate
ii every other month. IN the course Of the year.
six splendid plates Of the Fashions, spperbiy CO.
toured. The ensravings will be copied from
original designs. prepared expressly for that par
pose thereby furnishing The patrons Of the work
with correct aud constant iufor mation or the latest
aud most approved ss,i les CIR ladies' dresses, rs
they come out. This arrar cement will matcri-
aily advance the valne and beauty OF his work,
and although il will add considerably to the pub
lisher's heavy outlays hs trusts With condolences
10 the liberaiity ofa discerning public for future
remuneration corresponding with his e~xeftious
aud nnrclaxing efloits to keep pace with The ra-
pid progress Of tbs improsems ats Of the age
The follow ing is the order which will be adopt
"a for the establishment OF the Iady's Book for
fEsE viz
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-26

vTEGINxAs--In the Circait Superior Couf,
Of law and ehanccry for Morgan county /; Oc,o-
Der Terra, 1895.
Israel Daw son, executor Of Abraham Dawson,
deed, who was executor Of Thomas Williams,
deed. Complainant
Gasaway Cross, William Nicely, and the heirs
Of Thomas Williams, deed. Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
Tmis U came on TO be heard this
sd day OF October, 1885, upon the bill
answers. and exhibits, and the report OF
Commissioner Reichard, and exceptions
fled 10 said report. aud vas argued by
counsel, whercupon il is adjudged, order
ed s. decreed that the same be recommi,
ted 10 Commissioner Rcichard with 10
structions.
lst To state and settle the account Of
Abraham Dawson s. William Nicely, a.
Executors OF Thomas Williams deceased.
ID To state an account Of the said ex
.~ccutors with all the distributes OF said
Thomas Williams decd exhibiting the
various payments made to said distribu
tees, aud the balance, II any, due TO them
or TO the Executors. The said Commits
sioner in stating the above accounts il
10 take the settlement made in the county
court OF Hampshire on the 18th day Of
March, 1895, as the basis OF his settle.
men, except, so far as the same may be
surcbarged and falsiiied by evidence ex
hlbited before him /; and 10 allow such
additional payments, since the date OF
that settlement as may be sustained by
satisfactory testimony. And the Conf
in making distribution amongst the child.
rem is 10 appor,ion the moneys arising
from The sales Of the personal property
EQUALLY among all the children Of j hos.
W iiliams, decd except where any per
sonal property has been bequeathcd BY the
will Of said Williams deed.
SILLY The commissioner is directed 10
state s. settle the amount OF Israel Daw
son as executor Of Abram Dawson decd
SO Tar as the same is connected with the
estate OF Iho's Williams decd.
4thly The said commissioner is further
directed TO report the amount Of person
al property, purchased BY Gassaway Cross
of the executors Of This Williams, deed
ard which remains unpaid for by hin-
together with any other matters deemed
peitinent by himself or which any OF the
parties may require 10 have stated aud to
make bis report 10 time for a decree at
the next Court.
A Copy,-Teste,
fstn % sffNIlA DIN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-26

Note Of P,eparatioa.-Al the forts IN
New York har Dor are ordered to be gar
risoned forthwith, and an order has been
given for one hundred to be SEN
to Fort Richmond. AT Norfolk, the n.
Carolina of seventy four guns, has been
taken out OF the dry dock, and hauled
along side Of the navy yard, preparatory
to her getting in her masts. The Falmouth
and the Grampus are also TO be immed!-
ately locked aud fitted up.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-26
A Copy,-Teste.
G RICHARD, c O

CLEnK's OFrleE OF MoReAs County CouRT, !
November 3, 1885. )
The parties 10 the above suit are here
by notified that on Monday, The 18th day
Of January 1886. | shall attend here IN OF
der 10 carry the above recitcd orders into
effect where and when they are requested
TO attend With their respective vouchers y
evidences they may have 10 enable me
10 perlofm the duties assigned hy said or
der. RElCllAED, Spcciai Com'r.
November II, Ie35-td
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-26
LITTLE Rock, Oct 81.

NIIILF IGVN-J
TMIGRATIoN.-We are pleased 70 ind
that tue tide of emigration to Arkansas
has re commenced, this fall, with renewed
vigor. The ferry at this place has been
crowded for several days, with movers 60
ing South-some to Texas, but principal
10 settle the fertile lands in the Red river
country. Among those who have passed
through town since Sunday morning, we
presume there were not less than 500 ne
groes. We also understood that the road
leading from Memphis to this place is ht
orally lined with movers-all destined iot
the Southern part Of The Territory. They
are generally from Tennessee and Alaha.
ma. and a large number from North Ca
rolina.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-26
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~ ,,,J;shs,s are The best guarantee for the
: ~. W. 80 H. sa,e,ny;se h which thcy arc
coni'"ua,o. = n.sL ! vel AZ for lie abuud
now a4on. ' a, - live Il value IN The eve.
ancs " ~ y. ,d;.;nus s.lect;on and
OF inc pubic - readers will. II 4.
hoped, have reason 70 pc luny sa'isns., shsm
editor o. me LiDfary = ,h,a;a.d her favorable
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-26
Premium Corn The premium wa.

Premium Corn The premium was
awarded to Mr.. Asahal Rennick. BY the
Agricultural Society Of Pickaway county
on Monday last, for the best acre Of corn,
One hundred and Oty-secen bushels and ont
neck /! Let those who can, beat that. We
learn from the President Of the Society
that the corn was planted in hills a little
more than three feet asuader, and receiv-
ed no more than the ordinary cultivation
So much FOR Darby creek bottoms. Cur
~clepiLe Herald.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-26
NOTICE.

A IL persons who know themselves IN
IA debted to the undersigned, either BY
note or book account. are respectfully 40
vited 10 come forward and discharge and
close the same, as soon as possible, as u
is indispensably necessary that my business
should be settled. 1t is impossible for me
TO give longer indulgence. Those who
have claims against me, are requested to
present them, also. for settlement.
ABRAHAM HOOPER.
Noy. 10. 1885 If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-26

yJNEZeTIA:-Berkeley County Court, Oc-
tober term 1896.
yBylIE Court taking into consideration
Il The act of the last session OF the lie
neral Assembly, restricting the assessment
10 be made upon the timetables oil the
county to 80 cents upon each annually
and authorizing an assessment upon 'he
Lands. Slaves, Sc. of the county, Prov
died that the amount OF such assessment
shall not exceed so per centum OF the a
moun, levied thereon, and payable into
the public treasury, and believing that
these Limitations operate inJufiously upon
the interests OF The country, 1t IS ordered
that a petition be presented to the Gene,
raj Assembly al IFS next session on bchaii
of this court, praying that a law may be
passed repeating the limitation upon The
bower Of The Court as to the assessment
upon lands, slaves, or if that be not dee.
med expedient. upon asceTtaiainS the
sense Of the county upon the subject, ala'
the law of the last session be repealed al
together. And for the purpose OF asccr'
tanning such sense, i, is ordered that a CO
~ Of this order he published Ia the news
papeIs Of The county.
A Copy.-Fcstc,
|. HARRISON WAITE, C E @.
October Is. fS35-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-26

yTRGrNIA:-In the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County
October Z, 1885.
James Forman's admir- pug.
against
Nancy Forman and others d9fs.
In CHANCEBY.
NOTICE All persons having claims
IN against the estate of James Forman
deceased. will present them 10 me at my
office in Martinsburg N or before The Isl
day of February next, together with all
such evidence as may be required to auth
enticate them, 10 order that | may audit
and report them TO the next term OF the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chan
Gerry for Berkeley County.
SEAMANS GARARD, Con-.
November 5, lSS5-td
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-26
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. IL.

EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY.-James Bruce
of Orange, who has been confined IN the
Jail Of this city. for eighteen months past.
under a conviction for robbing the post.
office at Milton. in this State, has had the
remainder Of his term of imprisonment re-
mit,ed by the President. Bruce is, we
have no count, a reformed man, and, with
his respectable talents, may yet retrieve
the errors Of his youth, and become a use
ful member of society," Register.