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Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-05-17
Correspondence Of tie National Intelligeneer.

NEw YoRK, April II, l637-.afternoo's.
The newspapers Of this morning da,.es Us with
the hope tina, things better, and indeed they
are better, far this, that the first fright is O.
vsr; bat, fly being better, they mean that they
are No o.se, thsh agree with them. Stocks are
Suffering all the time, ana they generally are good
representatives of what there is Of hope and tsar.
YESTERDAY, soma stocks went up little, but today
taay 60 down little, which shows, what every bo.
dy Knows to be the fact, that the money market is
ia very sensitive, ticklish condition. Ii the
mean time, more laborers are daily thrown out of
smploy. printing is stopped to great extent,
The Hsrpsrs viii do little or nohing. Furniture
manufacturers are .scharging their hands, Peo-
pie are breaking up housekeeping. All are con-
tracing their expenses. The Iiades' Unions are
nuli6sd at blow. The competitors for work are
now go numerous, that .sstrikes'' are far from be-
Ing the order Of the day. Rents are going down.
Tbs prices of all things are tending downwards.
What tremendous crash wo have had since the
fa!! Of the Jossphs bank building, and what
men Roman sco,hsaysr would have made oftha.!
The election il this city sgoing ON warmly, but
with much good temper. Our fight lasts for three
days Ofcolrse, then, we are Not now near the
beginning ofthe end. The several parties parade
ahe streets with banners and with flags; but New
York 10 such world, that in W all street we see
nqthin Of what is going Oh out Of the money mar
kat way.
r. S. A part of,hs ruins of the Josaphs building
fell TO the ground to day, carrying with IL some la
bofers, oae Of whom was sadly injured, and his lie
is despaired Of.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-05-17
FOR ST. PETERS.

intermediate ports, on Tuesday the 23d inst.
For passage apply on board, on the arrival Of
the boat.
Du Buuue, Nav -.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-05-17
Msyir, 1927
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADWllNlO MA AON y ASO4 I'VE.
7lHE undersigned having taken oat letters OF
administrator from the court of probate of
Du Buqus county, Wisconsin territofy, on the Is.
tate of ROBERT RIrrENHOUSf', deceased,
lata Of said county, requests all persons having
claims against said estate, 10 present tho same 10
her the rt Of probute Of said county for set
tement, AID all persons indebtsd to said eas,a,e
are requested to make immediate payment to tho
undersigned.
MATILDA RITTENHOUsE.
Dr. Buqre. May Is, 1887. At
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-05-17
ssE@ CONSIIl sc
GENERALLAND AGENCY.
iiI fsTIflITL, #IySy IN ss-9-
DU EUQUE. Nv n

!, respecting this s.Weste,n Paradise;,w will Is
ally given in reply 10 ,liDost-raid aplica f;ons,
e the honorto reier,othe following .sntlemen.
PENNSYLVANIA. ,l..-.lls.
Ills Elk. Coz. Hi,nsr. r.o, \ Su,;f,. Nf.,o.
Moacure Robinson. ESQ. G +.
Thomas Ashley, Jacob t,ra,z. H.. n ,r,,,i,..
J. NJ. Wright, L.sa N. 9. 1'avlor- II q. ID
VIM. Rodrigue. v. Holmas. Esos
]. NJ. Sonda.soa. Dr.. Dewaes. H.. H,u
Messrs. knox, Bosgs g. Co.
Mess:s. lily. Iro,h s. Co.-Rsiladehhin.
Writ Robinson, ESQ. c. T.. Read;nr
Hon. Jas. Buchanan, u. S. ST.
Nm. Norris, ESQ. LoNc0a60
Hehsy Baehier, ESQ. Hnr,isjuro.
Bsoxn Norris, ESQ, .li11,a.
ssal np s.,s, 1 e ans -.
Joan Norris, Esq. Brown'. yui!ls.
VIM. 3. Nosfis, Esq do
ltich'd. Mics, ivaynes5ug.
Joan Miles, Esq. Huntingdon.
Miles Greeh. Esq, .4l.randio.
X. L. Stewart, ESQ, Halter Street.
d.. Coaas, Hol!idays5u,g.
loha Matthias, Esq. Blasr.r.1ze.
J. st.athon, Esq. Erie.
DR.. Shoanbsrger, Ht.s6urg, n.
d. Patton, il. Esq. j.. Crussman, Esq. Do
Maj. Davis, U. 5. Marshal, Dr.. Smi,h. q.
Messrs. Lyo.,, sho.b & Co. do
Ion. Chas. iiustoa, BelleJonte.
hon. I Burnside, hon. W. w. Potter. N. q
Col. Burnside, Ma. Beuae., do
IL. Hunas, Esq. Roland Curtain. Eso. d.
Cnus. Trcziyully, Esq. pm. do
Gao. Buchanan, Esq Gen. Hutton. do
j. Mirchsl, Esq. vi. Ilecla Furnace.
Gilbert l.. Lloyd. ESQ. IYarrior,, Wa,k.
Gen. Ir.in, ". irwin, e. Rymap. PM.
.Nilesb.re.
Jas. Curtin, Esq. p. M. .Mcrther Fh.nsaA
II. Philips, ESQ pyss,t. T, X. K, CO.
w. Bas,ay. ESD. Treas. P.R.R. O.
Dr.. Lo. ain. +, M. g. Dewaes.
Jas. McGl1k. Il. Atha.to,...R Hil;n,h1na
Jos. W. smi,h. ESQ. )
A. 3. Reed. ESQ. c1e05aed Iossn
VIM. Irwin. ESD. p. II. Cu,..nn.1se
Dr.. A. Me leod. .N,eat,,Is
A. v. Parsons. lisu. Jerseu Shore.
TIC. Parsons. ESQ. IIil;an,,Dora
John pe,rikin. ESD. .Aa,nn,l,.ru.
Tnos. Barlow, ESQ. Half. Moon.
JOS. u. shuss.,s. rsa. do
John Norris. IL. ESQ. Perrur;l,e.
Ii. Bella La. Sus.ou. a.
Col. Staushton. Milton.
Mai. Go ,et,y. R,uer,s .1,,l.
J. Potter. Es,. z. M. do
Dr.. CoserIey. RoaLs,u,u.
w. Ward. ESQ. p. NJ S,tser,, I'D
nj. ID. Gls.g. ESQ. Pine Grore.
DR.. D. Pel.ian,. ii. @. Dmriue.
NORTH CAaDlINA.
Hon. Willie p. Ma,ru,n.
Col. Long. M, II. Fs.tall. N. M. YS..
DR.. Wiieos, Eyos.---iIal,tnr.
w. W. Wilkias, l.q. Gaslon. -
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BY THE EXPRESS MAIL.
MONEY MARKET.

New YoRK, April II, 1887, +. NJ.
There was very little done at the board of oro-
ker, this morning. United States bank has advan.
ced about one per cent, Others have declined. The
market is quite languid. More failures were an
nounced yesterday after bank hours-the number
Of house, stopped up 10 this time is said TO be
hundred and twenty.-Such a state Of things is un-
sxampled, and we fear the worst is to come. 1t is
really painful to bear the distress ofbusness men.
who have always lived in afiuence. This will be
appreciated by those vino know that the furniture
o. the josephs was sold at auction yesterday.
A committee has goae TO Albany, to propose some
plan ofreiefto the Legislature; but it lie not known
what measure is resolved upon-Ereniag Pos.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-05-17
SI1ERIFF'S SALE.

DY vir,us Of ~ execution Of 6eri facias
- Issued from tho Clerk's Office of tho District
Louit for Van RuSsn county, in favor Of 3. Ryder
d CO, against Nehemiah Barber for the sum Of
2232 dollars and ~ cents, debt, and dollars and
% cents co't', have levied upoA the goods, wares
and merchandise of the said Nehemiah Bafbs.,
consisting IF Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard Ware,
Queens Wac, and Household Furniture; and
shall OH the 9th day next, at the store house
formerly occupied by said Barber in tao town Of
Du Buque, expose the said goods, wares and mer.
chandise, 10 public sale TO the highest bidder, for
ready money. The sale will continue from day 10
day until tho property Aforesaid is disposed Of
q. w. CUMMINs, sh'd DC.
Du Buaue. w. II NAV 4.h. 1897, 3ss@els
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-02

tories Of the nations treasure. Why should
II now, when they shall have resumed the
payment OF specie for the demands upon them
when the nation has all the facilities at its
hand, for the collection and disbursement of
the public revenue, afforded by the employ
ment OF the State Banks, can see no good
reason why new and "untried erpedient "
should be resorted to-, attended with all the
dangers charged upon it by the Globe in 1884
besides the enormous expense which il must
impose on the National Treasury in carrying
il out.
have been firm supporter Of Gen. Jack
sons Administration and his great prominent
measures. ! defended the removal Of the de-
posites-the Protest--the Veto of the Bank
Billiard the Specie Circular, to the utmos,
OF my feeble abilities bur am not yet pre-
pared now 10 turn about and advocate the
adoption Of plan which believe carries
with it all the objections and dangers appre-
hended by the Globe in 1884, With the
Globe agreed then. have seen no cause
to change my opinion since. On the contra
ry, the more the subject has been discussed
OF late, has but led to increase my conviction
that the Globe was right then, and wrong now
Entertaining these views, should consider
myself guilty Of an UNwARRANTABLE DERE-
LECTION FROM MORAL REcTIruDE AND HON.
EST PRINCIPLE, We're now to adopt, and be-
come the advocate Of views and doctrines,
which, in 1884, | repudiated Until am
convinced | was in error then, | cannot do it.
PHMo-CAMILLUs.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-02

!Seasnndbie Adticc,--A southern paper saws that
"eary rising, short walk. and cold bath are three
of the greatest pleasures with which is possible 10
begin hot day, They give a GOODNESS to the head
caImncss to the feelings and degree OF health and
vgor TO the body, for which all would do well TO sacr,
flee few hours of broken sluInbcr
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-02

Political change'The following was the vote in the
whole district III 1885, the last time Col Johnson was
opposed-Johnson 4i37-Galnes (W) l7O2-John-
sons majority 3O35.
The district has now undergone complete rcvoln-
ton, Mr. Southgate is elected by over three hundred
majority.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-02

All railway applications to Parliament for charters,
must now be preceded by deposi,ng previously ten ne
cent OF their estimated capital in the Bank OF England
" Y Ere Star
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Lore and Hairimony Love, like our first parents.
IS IN the beginning, Impershablo and eternal but after
1t finds the serpent las deceived becomes short-h,ed
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THE MADIS0NIAN.
THOMAS ALLEN,
EDITOR AND PRorKIEToR.

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American Cofton-lhe exports of cotton from the
United States IN 1885, amounted to $40 900, 900 in
1886, TO S7l,O00,000 This is an increase Of com
merce unprecedented in the history Of the world
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do you know" said lawyer, to another, {" that
Mr. T. can initiate your Of speaking exactly !"
lie will show his WISDOM" the reply, " if he will
use altogether, and abandon has oicn."
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WASHINGTON CRY, d. c. July, 1897
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-13
poung nanfes'
Boarding & Day school.


IFE9HE exercises of this Seminary for the
q ensuing year. commence on the frst
Monday ia September aud continue until
the Sd Thursday in July following. Pc
pills are expected 10 enter at or as near the
commencement of the term as circumstan
ces admit OF. The Seminary. beautifully
situated in the western suburbs OF Win
chester, is exclusively devoted TO female
education wilialways be supplied with the
most competent teachers, and provides for
the most extensive and thorough course
Of instruction in all the branches of Eng
lish, Classical, and Ornamental Education.
On the part Of the Principal. in the ar
rangement Of the Seminary. in connection
with intellectual and moral progress, con
slant reference is had TO the comfort,
health. &C., of all the pupils entrusted to
his care.
Terms, per session of 81 months. paya-
BILE one half in advance, including Board.
Washing. and Tuition, SIS. Fuel, Light,
and Stationary. So. Music, with the use
of Instrument. $40. Drawing and Pant
ing. $40 Day scholars from TO sia -
Languages, ancient or modern included,
SIS. To pupils under twelve years Of age
and to each Of two or more from the same
family, deduction Of 10 per cent.
References, Sc, given on application TO
the Principal, either personally or by let
ter. l.. ElCitELBEhGEh,
Principal.
Winchester, August 10. 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-13
NOTICE.

A S the subscriber is about TO leave Vir'
IA. ginia, he again requests all those in
debted to him by note or otherwise, to
come and settle up; if not, he will place
them in the hands of an officer for collec-
lion.
lie also notifies persons holding claims
against the estate of Capt. James Russell
decd. (if any, to produce them properly
authenticated for settlement. before the Is,
Of October next, as well as those indebted
TO the estate.
THOMAS RUSSELL,
Sept. IS. 1875 .4dm'r.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-13
Berkeley Coal Mining and
Commissioners Sale.

EN pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
Al Superior Court OF Law and Chancery
ior the county of Frederick. rendered on
the s9ih day Of May. 1887, in the suit Of
Jacob Hess and William Taylor, execu'
tors of Peter Hoover. deed. against Wal.
ter g SeIby and others, the undersigned
will offer at public sale, at Daniel Entler's
Tavern, in Sbepherdstown, on Saturday.
The 7th day If October nert, the following
Tracts of Land,
lying near Shepherdstown, in the county
Of Jefferson. the property OF Walter Is
Selby-to wit: A Tract Of So Acres. con
veyed 10 said Selby by Rawieigh Nor
can and Lydia his wife, by deed bearing
date April %, 1900. A Tract containing
5a Acres, conveyed TO SAID Selby by the
same persons, by deed dated December
%, 1902. A Tract containing 8 Acres. ]
Rood, and 10 Poles, conveyed TO said Sci
by Peter Hoover, by deed bearing date
January Ia, 1911. The undivided third
mart of Tract of Land containing 200
Acres, which was convered TO said Selby
by Rawleigh Morgan, Jr., by deed bear
ing date October 25, 1911. A Tract COZ
tanning so Acres, being the fourth pant oil
a larger tract containing 400 Acres, which
fourth part was conveyed to said Selby by
William Morgan. Jr., by deed bearing date
January slh. 1918. And Tract contain,
tanning so Acres, being the fourth part oil
a larger tract containing 400 Acres, which
said tract of so Acres was conveyed to the
said Selby by Simon Morgan. by deed
bearing date 4th of February, 1914.
The terms of sale will be --one third oil
the purchase money TO be paid on the day
of sale, and the residue in three equal pay
ments TO be made in eight, sixteen, aud
twenty four months, counting from me Gay
of sale the deferred payments to be Sc
cured by obligations, with good personal
security: and The title to the said lands TO
be retained as a further security.
HENRY BERRY,
Special Commissioner.
September 6, Is37.-5t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-13
VssEl GAZETTE:
MARTIN URG, va
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10, 1887.

iCt- We have no room this week. as VIII Dc
seen, for editorial remarks or current news, oui
columns being filled with the needlessly lone
message of the President.
Congress has done but little, as yet. Polk
has been elected Speaker, by 10 majority over
Mr.. Bell, aud Blair has been turned loose iron
the public crb-M Thomas Allen, Editor Of
the Madisonian,' having been elected public
printer in his stead. The standing comm itiees o.
the Senate are made up-the most important,
composed chiefly of the faithful, A petition fo'
a national bank has already made its appearance
it comes from the Chamber Of Commerce al
New Orleans.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-13
TO the Farmers.

r again respectfully inform The farmers
FL and the public 10 general. that my
Blue Spike
r II II q II " c NJ A G II ~ u !,
is in complete repair, and supplied with
good attendant MIR. John Niong. Al
who wish to employ my machine 10 ihresl
their crops, will please call upon Mr.. Mopg
who will, trust. give general satisfaction
JACOB nOkE.
July 81, Is57.--u.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-13
Mrs. Little,

EB ESPECTFULLY informs the Cit
Ek zcns of Martinsburg and its vicinity
that she intends opening a Seminary 10,
The instruction Of Young Ladies in the use
fnl and ornamental branches of FEMALE
EDUCATION, TO commence on Monday. DC
lober 2ud.
e. Terms. per session OF five months
for the useful branches. $40: Extra char
ges, for the ornamental.
As Mrs. L. formerly occupied similar
situation 10 Marlinsburg, she supposes re
lercnces unnecessary. Should they be de
sired by any who have located there since
her removal. the Trustees of Uppervill'
Academy (under whose patronage she ha
been engaged during the last seven years
will furnish such as VIII be satisfactory.
September Is, 1S37.-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-13
Apprentices Wanted.

vssHE undersigned wishes TO engage as
apprentices to the Cabinet Making
Business. two well disposed, industrious
Bows, between the ages Of Ia and 10. TO
whom liberal encouragement will he given.
RICHARD w. RUCKLE.
September g, lSS7.-u
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-13
Sale of Lands

NEAR M A II T ~ q b U RIG.
FEY virtue Of a decree rendered in the
ED Circuit Court for Berkeley county, in
the cause of Meredith s. Spencer Us. w.
II. Compton, foreclosing mortgage
will offer for sale 10 the highest bidder. on
Monday. the 2nd day of October neat,
before the court house IN MartInsburg. the
Tract of Land y ing near town, which was
purchased of Daniel Burkhart and vile.
by w. II. Compton, by deed dated April
L, 1885. and recorded in the County or
fee, in Book Al, Pages 76 Z. containing
Sc Acres and 9 Roods,
by recent and careful survey. though the
quantity is not warranted. This Land,
which is well known. adjoins the lands oil
Daniel Burkhart, John Dolls heirs, james
Riddle, Thomas g. Smith, and Alexander
Stephen and would be very desirable
purchase TO resident in town. The dow
er interest viii most probably be rein
pushed to the purchaser, though 1t IS not
conveyed by the mortgage.
eE-Terns Of SaIe.-One third OF the pur-
chase money in cash the residue IN two
equal payments al six and twelve months
from the day Of sale.-To secure the de
lerred payments, the title will be retained
until the payments are made, or good Sc
curity taken, al the option Of the Commits
sioner. Possession delivered at once.
ID II. CONRAD,
Special Commissioner
September'6, IS37.-4t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-13
Wilson Il Doll,

ETAVE been very recently receiving
q Il Goods from Philadelphia and Baltl
more, which now makes their assortment
very extensive. They would respectfully
invite call from their friends and the pub
lie generally in search of bargains.
September IS, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-13
ECONOMY!
Id MADE NEWT

OLD MADE NEW!i
VETiLLiAM HI. HAYDEN respectful
Wv ~ Informs the citizens of Martins
burg and vicinity. that he has commenced
SILK DgciHg,
in all its variety. lie will color and water
dresses. silks and pongees. and give them
their original gloss and stiffness, also hand
kerchiefs, shawls. wells, stockings, gloves,
or any other silk article. lie has taken
considerable pains 10 acquire the above
business and solicits public patronage,
July &c, lS97.--tf.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-13
Berkeley Land for Sale.

PURSUANT to a decree pronounced
M at the May Term. 1897, of the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chance
ry for the county Of Berkeley, in the case
Of John French. executor of Jacob French
deed, plaintiff, against the administrator
and heirs Of George French, deed. deffs !.
the undersigned, Commissioner named in
said decree. will, on Monday the 2ad day
Of October nert. (belng court day } IN front
Of the SQUIRT house ofsaid county, proceed
to sell at public auction. TO the highest
bidder. the TRACT OF LAND referred
10 IN the bill of the complainant. belong
ing he heirs Of the late George French,
deed. containing
$50 Acres,
situate on Back Greek, one mile below
Minghini's mill, on The following terms, TO
wit one third cash; the balance in two
equal annual payments. the purchaser gi.
wing bonds with approved personal seeu-
rity. or lien on the land, to secure the
deferred payments.
The improvements on this farm are
comfortable D,ceiliag Horse, with spruig
OF excellent water convenient. y nn. Sc.
e5-Any person DESTROYS Of viewing the
farm. will be shown il. by either Of the
Messis. Donaldsons. residing on The place.
CHARLES ID. STEWART.
Angus, 80. lSs7.--5t Com'r.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-13
rERKELEY COUNTY COURT, !,

AUNNHI hHMB IV"''
FLOR good and sutlicien, reasors appear
f. ing TO The Court. II is ordered: that
the name of FEANKIIr 4. kowEs LAR. be
stricken from the roll Of Attorneys AT Law
praciicing in this Court AID that The
Clerk do fu nish copy Of this order ioi
public
A Copy. -Tes'e.
HARRIsoN WAITE, u c.
August 9S, 1851 Ill
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-13
Tsras,drefh's Fills.

A FRESH supply of DIR. Brandreth's
"a Pills, Just received and for sale by
THOMAS &. SMITH.
August 80, 1S37.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-13
NOTICE.
EgarO,rcIle for Hire.

n HAVE FOR HIRE good Baroucbe.
III an excellent pair Of horses. and care
ful driver, with which travellers and 9th.
ers may be al any time Accommodated
ARCHIBALD ODEN.
Martinsburg, June -, 1887 1T
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-13
.y.EEg' GOODS!

JOHN w. Il Ok . Sc co.
A RE. now receiving New supply OF
"a SPRING s. SUMMER GOODS
pretty and cheap.
Nav II, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-13
8 1T

SALT
eB,E have received large supply Of
wv Ground Alum Salt, which we, are
now Offering for sale on moderate terms.
BURNS & SElBERT.
July 10. 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-13
NEW ScNCERN.

EOHN X. WILSON having associated
eB with himself Mr.. GEORGE Doll, Jr ,
as a partner in trade, the business will, in
future, be conducted under the name and
firm of Wilson s. Doll. al the old stand oil
John X. Wilson, where they will be plea
sed TO see their former customers and the
public generally. as they are prepared and
determined TO sell cheap goods
JOHN X. WILSON,
GEO. DOLL, JR.
Ma,tinsburg, Sept. Is, 1887.
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THE RACES

THyHIS Fall, will commence over then
q fine Course. two miles from Charles
own, Va, on Monday, September lsth.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-13
MORRISON'S PILLS.
The Hygeian Universal Medicine Q,
the British College Of Health.

WE'VE have received, direct from The q
Wv gent. supply Of MORRISON ,
GENUINE HYGEIAN PILLS, which
are for sale at our store. where certificates
of cures almost inc. edible. that have been
effected by this invaluable medicine. may
~. seen WM. LONG, g. SON.
July as, 1897.
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FIRST DAY.
A Stake

For two year old Colts and Filies. a sin
gle dash Of mile S entries, and closed.