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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-24
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DorTEsTICs.
8, a !, 81 and Cd brown sheetings,
Sd, IS, S A and Ga Bieached do,
Brown and bleacbcd twilled Muslin,
Cotton chain and Wrapping Thread,
7 8 and A a stripe and plaid cotton,
5 a furniture plaid s. Wilmington stripe
Z 5 and 4 4 Checks.
Ticking and Pdtsburg cord,
Candlewick, &c. sc. for .ale by
X. b. RUST g. Co.
May 2S. 1885
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NOTICE.
G5ERSoNS who may be indebted to
EDWARD a. Gibbs. are requested to
come forward and pay their dues TO tbe
subscriber, and those having claims 70
present their demands, as the subscr;bsr
Is authorized TO close his business, and
TO do so as SCOT as possible
CROMWELL ORRICK.
Trustee afE. a. Gibbs.
September 8, 1S35-tf
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s. ID T. O r
IL

am authorized to sell. on very accom-.
- modaung terms, the House and Lot
la'eiy owned by Anthony BlondeIl. decd
ana now occupied by Mrs. BlondeIl and
Iamly, Terms and title made known no
n ID. Ill. CONRAD,
attorney IN fact for Danl Crook
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sIOItAaA e. CoETrnTeeIOW
T.
u. G.

GEORGETOWN, D.. G.
r AUCK s. STEPHEN have taken
"a that large Three Story Brick
Ware House, on the corner Of High and
Water Streets, Georgetown, recently &C.
cupied by MIR. r. Woodward. They will
be pleased TO attend to the orders Of their
country friends in the sale of any, and CIV.
cry article consigned 10 their care, as well
also, in the purchase Of goods of every de-
scription, for which they will charge p
moderate commission. The premises
they have rented are very commodious,
having an excellentW Wharf attached there.
to, which will admit of the receipt of a
considerable quantity Of Flour. or other ar
ticles on storage. They would here take
occasion to say, that they will spare no
pains to promote the interests OF their
friends, who may make their consign-
ments, and confidently trust they may not
be disappointed.
November 90, 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-24

EIGHTY ACRES
MARTTNSBURG WOODEN
FACTORY

MS ss@ sG - ~ ~ v Sc .
The subscribers respectfully inform the
public that they continue the manufacture
Of JPool in all its branches, such as
Cloths, EannelS, Blankets, and Car
Petjng I; also, all kinds Of Dyeing, Of
Wool and Cotton.-A Blue Vat in
constant operation.
Having been al great expense in fitting up
their machines, they are now ready TO do
better work than they have ever done,-
and at the shortest notice. Very strict
attention will be paid to all kinds o fcountry
work, such as Carding. Pulling. Dyeing,
&c. All kinds Of approved country pro.
duce, received in payment. if delivered
when the work is taken away ; otherwise,
the cash in all cases will be required.
No credit on small jobs under one dol
lar, unless 10 regular and puDctual custo.
mers, who have open accounts with u.s.
We hope this rule will not be attempted
to be violated, as we are Determined,
with our other manufacturing brethren, TO
establish it in future without respect to
persons.
JOHN n, RIDDLE s. Co.
May 7, 1885
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ANTE

n ~ Z u
WANT to buy a horse bat rides we'll
and suitable for q Barouche horse, or
what IS commonly called good for the bar.
nesS-as to color a Bay would he preferred
THOMAS G, SMITH.
September 10, 1885.
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For The cure of Colds, -Asthmas. Whooping
Cough, Splitting Of Blood and Con.

For the cure of Colds. .9sthmas. Whooping
Cough, Splitting Of Blood and Con-
SYMPTOMS.
ICELAND MOSS grows plentifully in
n tha Island Of Iceland, from whence il
its name, and in all the high north.
ern ATTITUDES Of Europe and Asia, where
IFS Medicinal qualities have been long
known, and highly appreciated. This
plant contains a larger proportion Of We
getable Mucilsge than any other known
INSTANCE, and in continuation with it is
a bitter principle which acts most benel
cialIy 10 giving strength in cases Of great
weakness and debility OF the lungs. The
knowledge Of many Of our most valuable
medicines, for the cure of diseases. have
been obtained from observing their effec,
on brute animals SO IN the case Of this
most invaluable Moss. lite virtues were
rst discovered by their effects on the bar
dy, long lived, and sagacious Rein Deer,
who derives its principal nourishmcnt from
the Iceland Moss, Il whose milk becomes
so highly imbued with its Balsamic virtues
that il is used with the greatest confidence
as a sovereign remedy by the inhabitants
Of all those countries, for the cure OF all
diseases Of the breast &lungs, In France
this compound has long been known, ant
extensively used and TO its salutafy IF
lects. as much as TO the saiuhri,y Of III,
climate, i, probably owing the very small
number of fatal cases OF consumption il
that country, compared with Great Bri
tain aud the United States. This SyruI
contains all the medicinal virtues Of III,
Moss in the most concentrated form, ano
is prepared from the original receipt from
Harris, only by
r. HUrCHINS s. Co. Baltimore
And none is genuine unless it has thei
fac simile upon each bill of direction-a ais
upon the envelope, O. aud scaled will
their seal. A supply constantly for cal,
BY X. McSHERRY, Agent,
October is, iS35-6m
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DreaD groceries Sc.
SMIE have Just received and offer foI
W sale, at low prices,
L.. p. Madeira,
Dry LiSbon,
Malaga, and Eo'
Supr old Port
Cog. Brandy, Jamaica Spirits,
". Il. Rum,
Loaf and Broom Sugar,
~. O. S' Sugar House Mo7asscs.
Imperial,
Tyson, TEAS.
Black,
Pepper, AHspice, Ginger,
Po~der, Shot, Lead,
Strong Rio Coffee,
Butter and Water Crackers.
Cheese, &c.
All Of which we will sell low.
JOHN W. BOYD s. Co.
October /. 1885.
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LAND FOR SALE.


ri WISH to sell the farm on which | re
IL side, containing 5ls acres, 500 of
which is cleared and the balance in good
Timber situated 8 miles south west OF
Marlnsburg and adjoining the lands Of
Major Bedingcr.
will also sell another tract lying south
Of Darke,vills, and four miles from the
arm on which | reside, containing
ONI TX Il AND
EIGHTY ACRES.
about 40 oft 10 timber. Also,
Another tract adjoining Darkesvillc-it
contains 80 acres with a MILL & DIS
TILLERY on it. All this property will
be sold low. The subscriber deems il,
unnecessary 10 give further description az
no one viii purchase without first view
ing the property. II is certainly land OF
the best quality.
r. P. BRYARLY.
Berkeley Co Nov, 10, 1s35-G
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Domestic Goods.

NGos
7 8. 4. 81 5 d Brown Sheeting,
3, a & a Bleached do,
7S& 5 4 Cotton Osnaburg.
Bleached and brown Drillings,
Furniture Cotton,
Redticking, Canton Flannel,
Table Diaper,
Cotton Counterpanes,
Cotton Yarn and Candlevick,
Cassinets, Kerseys, &c.
Just received and for sale low at the store
OF j. w. BOYD & Co.
October /,
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September "a.

DISSOLUTION.
flNHE firm of Jacob Hamme g. Co was
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
and The subscribers. late partners would
take The opportunity of returning TO their
their warmest gratitude for the
very liberal patronage experienced by
mem. The Books. Notes, SC. are in the
hands OF Jacob Hamme who is authorized
to settle the same.
The Public's humble servants.
JACOB HAMME,
ISAAC BAUGHER.
August 81, 1885.
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G. II 9 p, r,

GROCERIES q G..
LOAF, lump. and brown Sugars,
Strong Rio and ST Domingo Coffee,
Gun Powder,
Imperial,
G. P, Imperial. : TEAS.
Young Hyson,
And Black
\. Orleans and West India Molasses:
Gavendish and Plug Tobacco,
HAVANA, Spanish, Half Spanish, and
common Segars,
Race and ground Ginger, Pepper,
aI'spice, Cheese, Crackers, Rice,
Powder. Shot and lead, &c &c.
All Of which we will sell At redncad mn;
ces. Rne'T b. RUSP s. Co.
May 81, 1885
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II Business will in future be conduct.
60 oy The Subscribers under the Firm OF
hamme and Stephens. They would here
,aSe occasion 10 return their grateful &C.
acknowledgements to their friends and tbs
pubic generally for their liberal supper,
70 the late firm Of Hammc s. Co. and hone
oy. selling them Goods at most reduces
prices and unremitting attention TO busi
ness 10 receive a continuance of past ia.
The Public's humble servants,
JACOB llAMME,
JAS ii. STEPHENS.
September 10, 1885.
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DISSOLUTION.


IHx CO partnership under the STYLE OF
HoGMIEE g. BOYD, was dissolved the Is,
INST, by mutual consent. The business
will, for the future, be conducted at our
old stand, under the firm of JOHN w.
boYp s. Co., where we shall keep on hand
a large supply of well selected GOODS,
which we will sell on accommodating terms
We tender our friend. and customers
our Acknowledgements for Tie liberal pa
tronage extended to us, and trust il will
to be given TO the new concern.
The debts due The late firm, are in the
of John w. Boyd, for settlement
and collection, and those in our debt would
confer a favor by pay ing US what they can,
conveniently, as soon as practicable.
CONRAD HOGMlRE.
JOHN w. BOYD.
Martinsburg, Sept. %, 1885.
AS design removing to Georgetown, I
nave TO request my friends and customers
who are indebted, 10 aid me as soon as
convenient, with some Cash
&. HOGMIRE.
September o..
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S etcDamOtse.

WINES & LIQUORS.
Old Madeira,
Ieperiffe,
Old Port, = WINES,
Dry Malaga.
Rousellon & Lisbon,
4th Proof Cog aGd Common Brandy,
Holland and country G:9.
Jamaica Spirits, ana n. e Rum,
Old Rye and common " hiskey for sale
very low by .
ROB'T 3 RUST s. Co.
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TTsR! E12N!! TrESA!!!
HE undersigned have just received
i and now on sale,
$50 barrels Prime No. Ilerrings,
III DO No. ! Shad,
20 do No & 8 Mackercl,
II do Prime Potatoes,
bale 4 brown Irish Linens,
case Palm Leaf Hats.
All or accommodating terms.
LAUCK s. STEPHEN.
May 81. 1895
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Sugar house and n. Orleans molasses
Ground Alum aud fine salt,
All TO he had cheap at
HAAME e. STEPHENS.
September "a.
PAINTS, OIL, DC.
no. l. pure white lead 10 Oil,
~ Dry white ard red lead,
Chrome yellow, SC.
Flaxseed oil and turpeniine.
A superior article oil Winter Sperm Oil
Whale Oil &c.
For sale Low By
HauME r STEPHENS.
Sept. %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-04-15
VIRGINIA REDEEMED.

From the latest accounts from the old dOmnicf
there can be little no doubt that she has aga
returned to her first love, and arrayed herself on
more on the side of the Democracy. The Tor
whig papers observe suen silence on the subjoe
while the administration Journals giving returl
by which it appears the administration candidate
are bearing down their opponents in the election
now pending.
Virginia Eleetions-The elections, so far as hear
from, promise well for the success of the Republica
party, over the wings of all compilations. Mr. Lo,
all will go into the borough and county of Norfoll
it appears from the vote given below, with a vo,
greatly increased beyond that which enabled him
triumph before. The two counties which have vote
in Mr. Chinn's district, show an increase of b
strength Since the last trial, Mr.. Archer's dstri,
has already utterly annihilated his hopes. M
Roane, who declined being candidate, in consid
Grafton of Ill health, has nevertheless got high.
vote than MIR. Robertson in Henrico (Mr. RS coun
ty) MIR. Lucas leaves Frederick, the county
which his Wing antagonist resides, with a major
ity of upwards of one hundred.
In the districts represented by the NuIfer
Messrs. Taylor, Davenport, and Ghoson, were
yet no election, we believe, has taken place. a cor
fdent belief of the defeat of those gentlemen is er
tertained by the most cautious caIculators anon
the friends of the Administration. Gordon's meagt
majority in Albemerle, (his own county, rende
his case almost as desperate as Archer's. Messr
BOudm, Bea'e, Patton, and Mason, friends of tf
ADMINISTRATOR will doubtless be returned. TIL
three last, we think, have competitors. Ther
is strong probability that Messrs Craig and Morga
will be returned from the districts present repre-
ented by Messrs Moore and Wilson, two implacab
enemies of the Administration, who disguised the
feelings to make their way to Congress.
There never more desperate means used
carry an election.-GlObe.
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1PuBLIC, No. l0.l


An Act for the completion of certain improvements
in Florida.
Be IL enacted By The Senate and house of Rep
yessntdtirfs The United States Of Amcrica in Con-
grsss assembled, That for the purpose of executing
certain internal improvements, hereinafter designa-
tedin the Territory of Florida the following sums
be and the same are hereby, appropriated, to be
paid ont of any money in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated:
For clearing out the Ochlawaha river, from ST.
Johns to Glassalrs Spring, near Camp King, for
the transportation of provisions and military stores
the garrison at that place, estimated in the re-
port of the Quartermaster General, ten thousand
dollars:
For opening a road from the head of Pensacola
bay by Pittman's ferry, the Chattahoochie river
from Ceder Bluff to the Big Spring, in Florida, ac-
cording to the report of the assistant quartermaster
charged with the superintendence the removal of
distractions, two thousand dollars.
For removing distractions in the Chipola river in
Florida, five thousand dollars,
Approved, FEBRUARY 24th, 1895.
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French origin, wiilmIate the noble example ofthe
Americans of British origin, when they resisted
British oppression, aid when undaunted and un-
lismayed, they met and conquered British vaor.
We will show the French that are truly their
descendants that If have inherited their Lam
guage and manners, We have also inherited their
salor and chivaric pride of which they boast so
much, and which doe, not brook the least show OF
offence We will show them that we are no bas-
tards, mongre cast-but that our veins are warm
ed with the old Galc aud Norman blood, ready to
low in the defence ofour country and for the glory
of our star spanged banner
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Heaven and earth1 Yet this man tells US, for
sooth, that Andrew Jackson is endeavoring to de-
stroy the liberties of this Republic Freemen OF the
whig party, you that have long considered him n
faithful guide and condngy trusted to his fidelity,
ponder we'll on this subject, be no longer the dupe
of his chicanery and artifces-Ben Hazard is
your acknowledged leader AS you value the IN
terest and prosperity of your native town, as you
value your own individual interest and prosperity,
the freedom of the press of speech, and of action,
be no longer the followers of such leader. Arouse
from your apathy-arouse in your strength, and
teach this hacknied intriguing politician to beware
how he tampers with the sleeping Eon.-Tell him
you despise the arbitrary, ntoerant and uncompro-
missing course of those with whom party is ALL, and
the common veal NoTHING.--Tel him you despise
the unhallowed disposition audaciously manifest
ed and so obstnately adhered to, of imposing tn e
shackes of odous political discipline freemen,
regardless of their interest and the interest of the
country Andrew Jackson accused fbeinga Il aitor,
by Ben Hazard Again say fellow-citizeps ponder
well on this subject
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-04-15
TPuBLIc. No. 81

An Act for improving the harbor at the mouth OF
the river Raisin, in the Territory of Michigan.
BE it enacted by the Senate and Uouse Of Rep
resentatires of the United States of Amcrca IN
Congress assembled, That the sum of thirty thou
sand dollars be, and the same is hereby, uppropri-
ated out of any money in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated for the construction of new
entrance into the harbor, at the mouth of the
river Raisin where it unites with lake Erie acccr-
ding TO plan and survey of the said works made
under the direction of the war Department, by Cap
tain H. Smith, during the fall of the year eighteen
hundred and thirty-iour PrOgjsed horerer, That
part of the sum hereby appropriated shall be cN-
pended for improving the chauncl of said river, but
the expenditure hereby directed, shall he confined
exclusively to the construction of cut passage
from the lake to that part of the river which is to be
used as q harhor for vessels.
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Senator, have had serious apprcheEslons that !
Republicans, would against my will, take me
and elect me. | am not a candidate, nor shall
unless am sure of receiving more than one W
for the office. am not a candidate, nor can !
because Mr. Robbins has not redeemed his pied
and will not redeem a pledge made to his poll
cal friends, to resign it at the end of two years
Newport has now Senator, and like Proyidens
has had one, more than twenty consecutive years
Bristol had one. until the incumbent became tir
of his office, if the people were not tired of hi
Kent and Washington have their claims. Let
Republican be elected and for one, shall not ca
from whence he comes. In reference to Office =
motto is, detur dignissimo.
! remain with respect,
Your friend and ob't. servant.
DUTEE J. PEARCE.
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THE RE?vBlI 9 A II I.
MORNING APRIL Is, 1885,
Republican PrOX.

The Committee appointed by the Republican
State Convention, he'd at Providence the 10th day
of January last, to FL the vacancies and arrange
the Prox to be recommended to the Republic
can Freemen of this State, for their support on the
third Wednesday of April next, held their meeting
at said Providence, Oh the Goth day of February,
1885, and agreed unanimously to recommend the
following gentlemen or their support:
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1PUBLIc, No. 1871

PUBLIC, NO To-
An Act to comp ere certain roads in the Territory OF
Arkansas
u. il enacted by tie Senate and House Of KEEP
renntatires of the United States Of America IN
Cougyess assembled. That the sum of twenty thou
sand dollars be, aud the same is hereby apProPra,
ted out of any money in the Treasury OF the ohited
States not otherwise appropriated, to complete the
rood leading from the southern boundary line OF the
State of Missouri, by Jackson, Little Rock, and
Washington, 10 the town of Fulton, on the north
bank of Red River; and that the further sum OF
fifteen thousand dollars be appropriated in like man
ner to omplete the military road leading from for
Towson on Red River, to the northern boundary
line of the State of Louisiana, in the direction OF
Natchtoches,
APPROVED, February 24th, 1885,
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[PUBLIc. No. Ill

An Act to provide for the further compensation of
the Marshal of the district of Deleware.
BE It enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentdtires of the United States of america in
Congress assembled, That the Marshall of the dis
trict of Delaware shall be entitled to receive, in adj
dition to the compensation now allowed by law, an
annual salary of two hundred dollars payable quar-
tery, out of any money in the Treasury, not other
wise appropriated
APPROVED, FEBRUARY Oath, 1885.
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For arrearages for deffaying the extra services
and expenses of the officers of the navy engaged IN
the survey of the officers OF the navy engaged IN the
survey of the coasts and harbors ofrhe United States
for the wear one thousand eight hundred and thirty,
one tbousand five hundred dollars.
For the purchase of lithrographlc press for the
Navy Department, and for expenses OF the same Tor
one wear, one thousand dollars. -.
SIC 9 And be al fiofhdr enacted, That the fol-
lowing sums, being the unexpended balance of for
mer appropriations, which have been carried to the
account of the surplus fund, be and the same are
hereby re-appropratsd out of any unappropriated
money in the Treasury, viz.
For the purchase of timber to rebuild the Frigatc
Java and the Sloop Cyanc, authorized by the act of
July the tenth, eighteen hundred aud thirty two, the
sum of forty six thousand three hundred and thirty
two dollars and three cents
For the purchase of iron tanks for the use of the
navy as authorized by the act Of the tenth OF july
eighteen hundred and thirty two, the sum of three
hundred and fifty one dollars, and sixty five cents
For providing fixtures, furniture and apparatus
for the Navy Asylum at Philadelphia, is authorized
by the act of July tenth eighteen hundred and thr
ty two, thousand three hundred and sixty two
dollars, and thirty three cents.
For covering and preserving ships in ordinary,
rs authorized by the Of march eleventh, eighteen
hundred and thirty, two thousand six hundred and
fifty three dollars and eighty eight cents.
JOHN BELL,
Speaker Of tie house of Representatives,
NJ. VANBUREN,
Vicc- President of The United States, and
President of tie iSenate. !
Approved, January 9th, 1885.
ANDREW JACKSON.
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tPUBLIc, No. l2.1

An ACT supplementary to an ack entitled An
Act to authorize the inhabitants Of the State of
Louisiana to enter the back lands"
BE Il enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
,cscntatres Of the United States of Amepica in Con.
gress osam5ed, That the time given by the acts To
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a,h;eL this is a supplement- to the owners OF lands
bordering on any of the rivers, creeks, bayou' OF
cher water courses ofthe State of louisiana TO be-
come the purchasers by preference ofthe back tracts
aJ;acent 10 those owned by them be, and the SAINT
i hereby extended one year from the fifteenth OF
June next. ,
APPROVED. February 24th, 1885.
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Republican, Administra-
ton, and Farmers PrOX.
FOR GOVERNOR,
John Brown Francis.
OF WARWICK.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
Jeffrey Hazard,
OE EXETER.
FOR SENATOR'S.

FOR SENATORS.
l. dLPHEUS BILLINGS Providence.
g. SANFORD ALMY. Little Compton.
8. SAWL WEATHERHEAD Cumberland.
4. ROBERT +. MOVES. South KingstoOn.
5. CHRISTOPHER SPENCER. Uarpiek.
g. THOMAS COREY Jr. Portsmouth.
7. ISAAC WILKINSON SmihfeH.
&. JACOB BABBITT. Bristol
9. JOSEPH SPINK. North Kingstown.
TO- WILLIAM r. POTTER. Coventry.
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
ALBERT c. GREENE, AIRY Gen.
JOHN STERNE, Gen. Treasurer.
HENRY BULL, Chairman.
c. F. SEAsLE, Secry.