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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07
rrnm the Now York Star.

THE ARMY lie cOmmander'In chief
Gen. Macomb, in consequence Of the as
pect affairs are assuming, on our Mexics,
confines, has changed tllc line Of the mill
tary divisions 10 the Mississippi river, Ia
king that stream from its mouth 10 Cas-
vile, in Wisconsin Territory. and thence
north to The line of demarcstion between
the United States and Canada, General
GAINES 10 command the Western division
and head. quarters at Jefferson Barracks
Gen. ScoTT the Eastern, and bead quar-
tiers at EHzabethtown.
40 facilitate the duties at the Divis
ion Head Quarters. besides tho two AIDES
de camps allowed TO each Central. one OF
the Inspectors General will be attached as
Chief of the Staff. TO perform the duties
of Adiniant and inspector General. Ac-
cordiGgy, Inspector General Wool is as
signed to the Eastern Division, and ln
spector General Croghan 10 the Western
Division. they viii report in person al
The respective Division Head Quarters. as
soon as they sbal be relieved from the do
ties in which they are now engaged
They will receive and execute The orders
of the commanding Generals"
The LIST and Alb regiments OF artillery
are ordered TO garrison forts Washington.
Monroe, Macon, Johnston. Cassweii, mn
fin, Moul;rie. Castle Piuckney. and the
forts at New York.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07
pEwssYLvAarA CosvESrlos.-lt has been

prxrsYLvAHfA CoSvESTIoS.--h has been
...s,,aiued by votes taken in the Convention
Nv assembled for the amendment; OF the Con-
.,;,,,;on Of Pennsylvania, that notwithstanding
~. & hole strength of the Van Buren party was
ov.d 10 procure force strong enough 10 break
-. charter OF the United States Bank, there are
no, twenty members who advocate either the
xo.aieucy or constitutionality of that or any
.;s,iIar measure This fact, notifying in the
,;gbcst degree, to Messrs. Dallas, G. J. inger-
II, and others. rho siaked their all upon the
.acces, Of their projects, we believe TO be main
10 attributable TO the withdrawal Of Gen. Jack
-, froa, the bead Of our national councils. His
dangerous power and more dangerous populari-
Sc are at an end and the country is maniiestly
returning 10 its disposition 10 control and direct
r.,hsr than be controlled and directed by, its
,ulers. Men no longer fear TO listen TO reason
and da,y, when they conflict with the wishes Of
their political masters. single act committed
bv Mr.. Van Buren,, similar to the removal Of the
deposi;es, the Bank veto, or the Treasury Cir
c,lar. would scatter his forces TO the four winds
We believe he has far more intellect than his
predecessor, TO enable him to distinguish the
line Of right and duty but our great dependence
is in the disposition Of the people 10 rebuke his
misdeeds.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07

A NOBLE Acr.- Prior TO the recent Pre-
sidential election, bet oil one thousand
dollars was made by joins A BRYAs, Esq.
aud Coloael GARDINER. now deceased. up
on the result OF the election. The mon.
ey was won by MIR. Bryan. and the pay
meat of the sum fully secured by check,
endorsed BY one OF the wealtbiest citizens
Of Columbus A lew days after the death
OF Col. Gardiner. MIR. Brysn addressed a
polite note 20 the widow OF the deceased.
enclosing the check, giving brief history
OF The transaction. and begging her TO &C
cept the same. II was accepted, we have
been informed. and the thanks of the fsmi
~ rendered TO Mr.. Bryan. This may we'll
De called noble act Dayton Jour.
IAN act that should be proclaimed and
- Editor Cincinnati GaS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07

DESPERATE AFFAIR. -AIlusion has been
made 10 some of the newspapers. to duel,
that was ;.aout 10 he fought near Mem
pits, { 1'eun.) The parties were proceed
ing TO their battle ground when the item
was penned. We have been furnished
with the following particulars relating to
this fatal Transaction. in letter lfom y
gentlemen, who was an eye witness OF the
scene:
"The duel was fought between a alr
GoLDsor and Mr.. JACKSON. both Of Mem
phis. They fought over in Arkansas. May
I5h, at fifteen PAGES. They we're to fire
between one aud five they fred at The
word five, together; aud so near. that il
made but one report
Jaekson's ball passed through Goldson's
heart and left arm Go!dson's ball went
through Jackson's thighs Gollson never
brea,hed after he fen but Jackson. as hs
lay on the ground, asked his seconds how
his opponent was when they left him.
They told him he was dead, he replied 81
thought would kill him ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07

We have omitted 10 notice one 1.-THE
greatest outrages that has ever been per.
petrafed 10 thus city, EDWARD V. SPAR
HAWK, Esq was knocked down on Satur
day night. between 0 aud 10 O'Clock. on
IL street.-The was brutaiiy beaien- both
his Jaw bone: broken and his pockets were
robbed OF some silver and penkBiie. lie
was feled Is An unseen hand, and deprI
we'd for some moments Of his senses The
Infamous assailaat has not yet been detec
ted.
Yesterday. our Police vas on the aleri
and seized a servant, Giving with Join
Allen, Esq on G street) whose trunk
appeared a sort of onlnium gatherua oil
lplUnder-L Ladies Wells, silk anal Satin IN
lp;eces-French dresses Goats, Vests and
Pantaloon., in abundance knives s. forks,
locks and keys, Sc. SC. And withal. no
small qnaatity OF the precious metal = u.
bout $50 silver dollars. and l60 Of paper.
The man is still under examination. lie
10 suspected OF being a sort Of Receiver
General and of being associated with
several stealing 10 a sy-tem 1t IS hoped
the whole matter wall be silted TO the bot
itom.-The s,sailant of Nr. Spathawk
may yet be detected 10 the group. Rich
n,0nd Enquirer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07

A VAN BuREs NATIONAL BAEK.-Ihe
Van Buren party are now satished tha'
their experiment upon the currency has
proved lamentable failure; and they be
gin 20 turn their minds eye towards the
proiect of a National Bank, as the only
posslble remedy. Thinking that the IN
measured abuse which they themselves
have hesped upon the National Bank, for
The last seven years, has rendered such an
institution unpopular with the great mass
of the people, The party leaders, however
well inclined. are afraid TO lake ground
boldly in favor Of National Bank, and
by way sounding public opinion, they
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07

FROM MExICo.-The following in
formation concerning Mexican affairs
is extracted from the New Orleans
correspondence oil the New York Cour.
Ter and Enquirer, writing under date
Of May 22d:
"The Mexican presses are all now
laundering against the coward, the tral-
tor of San Jacinto, as he is styled, as
likewise against ToRNEL; and fears
were entertained that the Government,
yielding TO the clamors of the People,
would bring SANTA ANNA before a
court martial, to answer for his con-
duct. CARO- MAsUINEz is performing
a very conspicuous part in these IN.
trigues at the capital, having promised
10 publish a manifesto which will show
the Vencedor del Alamo in a proper
light.
GA general amnesty Of political Of
fences, was decreed by BUsTAMENTE /;
in consequence Of which, all Mexlcans
that have cmigroted TO foreign coun-
tries may return, General MEx1A eX-
copied.
Although the crews and passen-
gers of the independence and julius
Cesar have been condemned as pirates,
they will net be executed. The pro-
cecdings Of the Mexican authorities in
these two cases were in conformity
with decision Of Congress, issued last
year, prohibiting the introduction oil
arms and ammunition into the ports OF
Texas. But things have since chan
ged materially in Mexico.
"BRAvo has definitely left the army,
and returned to the capital. FILIsoLA
commands Professionally the troops at
Metamoras, who remain in a miserable
cors.ton, for want of money.
"Orders have been received by the
Mexican Consul at New Orleans TO
give passports to all the Mexican reiu-
gees who desire to return to Their
country, excepting General MExIA,
FARrAs, and the ex- Governor oil Goa
hula and Texas. VIEsCA is preparing
TO leave for Metamoras.
every thing seems toindicate that
the Mexicans will resume the blockade
of the Texian ports, unless opposed by
the United States naval forces. The
sloops of war Natchez and Boston are
now at Pensacola, and the Consteila-
ton has gone to the Mexican coast"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07

MELANCHOLY AecIDESr.-h most mel.
ancholy and affecting scene was Witnessed
Yesterday by many OF our citizens. The
corpse oil whole family, were brought up
from Snlliyao's Island for inte meht,-
those Of Mr. LEAvirr, his lady, aud two
Children, the elder not more than four or
five years Of age. "ho were drowned of
Sullivan's Island beach as we yesterday Re
ported.
As they we're riding on the edge OF The
surf, their gig was Unexpectedly prec'p;ia
ted into a deep channcl--to the bfinK oil
which, the tracks Of the wheels were
traced The accident wss witnessed hy a
fishermen, who bad observed them riding
leisurely lew seconds before Oh look
ing back TO the place he saw nothing bot
the horse Struggling. He Fastened to the
spot, seized the reins. and as he led the
horse ashore and the gig rose TO the sur
face, perceived two of the bodies swept
OIL, Of il by the waves The bodies were
recovered in SHORT time, and there was
hope for some time of fesuscitatiug one
of the children, which was yet warm. when
taken from the water. - Charleston .Ner.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07

We learn from the Enquirer, that
the Postmaster at Boston has been sal
lowed to give credit for postages as
usual, on condition that specie be paid
at the end Of the quarter. Ii 1t cannot
then be had, some expedieht will be
adopted"
We knew the miscreanf at the head
of the Post office Department would
truckle.-He knew the people he had
to deal with--they talk but little, but
they have never been known since the
tea scuflle, to fail to carry out their re-
solves into acts.-Rich. Wing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07

VIRGINIA. the Circuh Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley county
June Rules, 1881. -,
George Miller, P"'
against
Nathaniel II. Tabler, aud Jacob Myers adm
Of Henry Tabler, decd, @9s'
IN CHANCERY.
yrSHE defendant, Nathaniel II. Tabler,
not having entered his appearance.
and given security. according to The act Of
Assembly and rules Of this court, and u
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
Is out Of ibis Commonwealth II Is order
ed. tina, Inc said defendant do enter i'Is
appearanee to this suit on the first day oil
the next term, answer the bill OF Tue PLAIN
III. and give security for pe1orm'os 'ne
decree: and that copy OF tins order oe
forthwith published 10 any newspaper WIN
in this county, and continued Tor mon'ns
successiyely, aud another copy thereof
nos,ed at the front door Of The Court house
Of the said county.
JOHN STROTHER. C.
-. y 1897 -pfu
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07

A wagon load Of glrls for the western
market passed thro' Northampton Mass. a
few DAYS since. IL has been stated lately
that there was, 10 mercantile jparlanee, a
I. great calI' for the commodity at Chica
20 and other occidental jEearts, and we
doubt not THAT this consignment OF Yankee
damsels will be taken into Z" first hands"
as soon as they arrive. AT all events. it
would be pity for thokn TO get into the
clutches Of the spcculators in that region (;
for matters oftralIic base been blown much
heyond their intrinsic value within the
tear past. There ~ere only seven in this
wagon load. No, enough by any means
10 g,ut the market G0-ette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07

AN AMERICAN SQUADRON SAILED FOR
Mexico. N York Star, OF the goth
uu., says: Commodore Dallas has sailed
from Pensacola for Ma;amoras, &c, with
four sleeps and schooner. to demand me
release OF the lately captured American
vessels, and repatriation for injuries done
our commerce. 1t is absolutely necessary
that decisive step of.this kind should os
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07

The Hon. GEoReE G. WAsHmeroS,
President of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company. with the Secretary, and
several OF the Directors, arrived IN this
place on Tuesday evening, and proceeded
Oh their tour Of examination on WcdDes
day. We understand that they found the
canal 10 excellent order from Georgetown
TO this place and passed, on their way. a
amount OF descending trade.
The engineers speak with confidence of
the work 60 Cscapon. notc under contract.
being finished ty the next Spring. - the
deficiency OF mechanics required has been
obgiated by the interruption of some OF
the public works, in consequence OF the
pressure Of the times and the deranRe
ment Of the currency, thus throwing out
of employment many valuable hands,
who are compelled TO seek employment
elsewhere We have every reason TO be
lieve that this important and truly nation.
al work will be prosecuted TO completion
with all practiea! despatch. consistent with
a durable. faithful. and permanent mode
of construction. To secure this Impor
tant result. every part of the work has
the close inspection and supervision Oh
some one connected with the corps OF En
gineers; and so well is tbs department or
ganized, thatit is alrnos, impossible 10 de
ceivc them by attempts TO slight work, OF
to deva,e from the specifications - Il
Transport Banner.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07
az - 90

On last evening, in this place. by the
Rev. G. c. Taliaferro. Capt. JosrPn FoR
REST ARElL. OF Jefferson. to Miss MARY
Ans Coon, daughter Of VIM Good, esq
Ga the lib Of May. by The Rev. $. w
Hakey, Rev. Charles MARIN, Of this
town, TO Miss ELIz. CARLros, daughter
Of the late Thomas Carlton, Esq. OF Ere
dericktown.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07
Trust Sale of Land.

'EgHE undersigned. Trustee in deed
4 from William G0rrell and others. for
the benefit of Elisha Riggs, of the city OF
New York. will sell al public auction. Tor
cash. 10 the highest bidder. before the
Court House door, in Mat,insbnrg. on
Monday, The ION q Juiy nsrt.
5 SEVER Al TRACTS OR PARCELS
OF -Eagyv.ED,
Tor so much thereof as shall be sufficient
TO pay the amount Of interest due and un.
paid, on the debt Of said Gorreli. secured
to be paid by said dced) situate 10 Befke-
ley County, on Opequon Creek. aud COD
tanning respectively, LOG Acres, J horo'
% Poies-l9 Acres, Roods. 81 POPS
Al Acres, Q Roods, So Poles 10 Acres,
aud l65 Acres.
.Junh 7. Is37.-5t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07

MEErIse OF THE LEeisLATURE.-The Gene
raj Assembly will commence. its extra session,
on Monday nex,. How long il will continue,
we do not know but if the members go there
to act, and not 10 speak-the business, we are
sure, may be done 10 the satisfaction OF the peo-
ple of the State in less than week.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07
pEsrRucT CoNFLAeRATIoY.--Yi

DESTRUCTIVE CoNFLAGRATIoE.- The
beautiful village Of Suffolk has suffered
Com most destructive con1agration. II
broke out on Saturday morning at the
lover part Of tho village. and gained 10
,pite Of every effort, consuming the Court
Mouse. Jail. and number Of stores and
dwellings, The loss is very heavy. and
but slightly lnsured:-About fifty d,cell
ing houses consumed Norfolk Beacon.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07

PREsTIcE's LATEsT.-The following is the
latest from the Louisville Journal:
What does the Great Crosser think oil the pre-
sent happy condition Of the national credit Z
We suppose, however, that he does not feel the
pressure, surrounded as he is By The " YELLOW
RoYs"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07
NOTICE.

sENHE partnership heretofore existing
4 between the subscribers Is dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons inGeo'eo
10 the concern. by bond, note. or opeo &c
count. VIII please make immediate pay
mept 10 George Doll. Jr. who 's an'boT'
sed n settle tbe business Of The said con
corn DANIEL BURkHARF, .
~ GEORGE DOLL Jr.
Mav "a IS37.-tI
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07

Mouldboards s. Hollow-ware.
EEyE have just received from the iur-
wv mace OF B. Blackford & Son, &C.
neral assortment OF CASTINGS. VIZ -
Nc Cormack Mouldboards. Kettles, Pots,
Ovens, Sc. J. w. bOfD 70
May II, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07
a bargain

yrvuE subscriber will sell his DRUG
STORE II has good stock o.
well selected Drugs aud Medicines. and on
the fixtures complete. A great barga'n
,ne hs Mad. II. M.sHERRY.
Marinsburg, May 81, 1871
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07
.EEu,.stms6ssyg Foundry.

gEyHERE can be had al this time. al iht
a foundry. MOULD BOARDS OF the
different kinds that are in use 10 the coun.
try and
of all descriptions Machinery can be had
on short notice. warranted OF good iron
and sound land at as low charges as can
be had at any other place. :,
4EProduce, at the market price, VIII
be taken 10 payment; also. Iron and Cash
no credit. The FOUNDEho'
Nav 81, 1887 If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07

& W r nj II % VI r u ,

consisting OF Beds. Bedstcads. and Bed
ding. Carpeiing, Tables. Chairs. Bureaus.
Stauda. Copboards. and many other yalu
able and useful articles too numerous 10
patiicnlariEe.
e. Terms Of Sab. - Four months CROFT
will be given upon ell sums Of 80 and M
wards. the purchaser giving bond and sa
tisiaciory security; under that sum cash
HARRISON WAITE,
Mar 81. 1887 --4t Trustee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07
Notice.

fg9fiE CREDITORS, in The case PoIierGeld
& against Pitzer's Admir- aud heirs, are
notified that | am ready TO pay over The
sum TO bedistfibuted under decree of the
last term, JOHN STRUTHER,
Receiver Of The Circuit Court.
June 7, 1887 1T
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07

leave this great people prosperous and nap
py.-A. Jachsca's patedictoty TO " MY peoPie'
WilfullY and palpably false
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07
COO - s..
Patrick Cunningham

= ESAkES this method Of informing his
IL customers and the public generally.
that he still continues the prosecution of
his business at his Old Stand, corner OF
Queen and Jehn ST., Marlinsburg, where
he is ri all times realty 10 serve those who
give him cali, al the shortest notice
He has jas, received from New York the
latest Spring aud Sommer Fashions. which
will be found both comfortable and ele-
giant Those in want Of clothing, made
in the latest fashion. or otherwise. and in
= substantial manner. are invited 10 give
him call, and be pledges his best cndea-
vots 10 give satisfaction 10 those who do
so. HIS charges. too. in these hard times,
will be found remarkably moderate
65ALAplEs' HABlTs made 10 The newest
style. or 10 suit the taste Of those who ia
sor him with their custom.
May ~, 1897 - II
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07

ETREsH HERRING. No. /. just re-
1T eeiged, and for sale by
THOMAS &. SMITH.
Jnne 7, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07

GA protraeied meeting will be held At
Noun, Zion Church, by the Rev K. X.
Herndon commencing on Saturday, The
lTih inst.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07
,rrsssa sale.

fEgssSa SAFE.
fFgIi g undersigned. trustee in a deed ex.
Z ecuted by Calender -. Wildly. for
the benefit OF Isaac $. Lauck, will sell al
public auction, on Saturday lie 10Th day
Of neri month, at the house Of said Wildly
in Maftinshurg, sundIy
Goods and Chattels,
conveyed by said trust deed, consisting Of
a Horse a Cor; a ten plate Store and
Pipe quantity # Wceon maher's sigti
ftco sets Of U'agon maker Tools; ] Grind
Stone; Feather Beds. bedding. SC, ia
bles. Bureau. Clock, Chairs. Sc, SC.
GJ.Sale will take place ~ an early hour
of tie day Terms. = A credit of6 months
on all sums Of 50 and oyer--fot all under,
cash. JOHN STROTHER.
Nav Cd, 1897 --3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07

EE-EaE Ty12tzsZ1so.
FLRTME NO. l. HERRINGS for SAL
Ill low by
U11i.ME 8. sTEPIiENS.
May 81, 1857.
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E,0srsy for &Gsc.

FEvHE undersigned oilers for sale thatva-
! luable Tract OF Land adjoining Solo
mon Ropp, Henry R,ner and DR. Hedges,
containing
Sd ACRES;
about one thiid Of which IS heavily Tim
bered the other in high state OF cult
walton. The above property possesses,
with respect 90 It's location, many advsnt
ages, being IN tina, part Of Berkeley coun.
~ adjacent 70 the Potomac river and Che
sapeske and Ohio Canal Its needless "a
say more, az the purchaser would natar
ally examine aud judge for himself
Any person wishing 10 buy said proper
Nv is invited to call en- the subscriber.
GEORGE EVANS
Nav 81, 1887 If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07

CoUKTRY EANK PAPER.--We are era
tilted to be able TO state, Gays the Balli
more Americana that the Banks ~ balti
more now receive on deposite, aid IN pay
ment Of debts due them, AT par, The notes
Of the following Banks in the cities and
towns aronnc US. VIZ:
All The Banks in Maryland, except the
Mineral Bank AT Cumberland.
All the Banks in the District oil Colum
Ibia.
Bank Of Virginia and Branches.
Farmers Bank of Virginia ana bran
Iches.
Bank Of the Valley and Branches.
And The Banks OF Gettyshnig' Cham
bersburg. Carlisle, Harrisburg. Lancaster
Columbia Bridge, and York, IN Pennsyi
yania.
This is an important arrangement for
the trade Of our city, raising AS 1t does 10
mar here the funds OF the country purcha-
ser which have heretofore been al great
err or less depreciation, and hus removing
an EVIL Of no small moment TO both buyer
and seller
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07

taken Immediately, as we perceive in The
New Orleans Bee, of May Esd. a eonfir.
nation of tie rumor that our countrymen
unlawfaliy captured by Mexican pirates
have been confined in prison at Maiamo
ras. and are treated with The greatest bru
tality Captain Sherwood. master Of the
schr. Champion. ia letter dated May Sd
says that forty .9,aerieaus are confined IN
a room twenty feet square and that they
bad nothing 10 eat for so houlsl! They
have been robbed Of every thing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-07

In Charlestown, on Friday. the 81 inst,
Mrs MARY RANDALL, eonsoft OF MIR q.
Randall. aged 81 years.
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a EN- u

a HINT
.a'SSsssS s4sssss.sszssss PEasoEs in the habit oil
e I---s taking BOOKS out OF the
ssssl-s1-@sssI Msrtinshurg Library and
not returning them 10 proper time. o4' MOI
al all. will please return them, or the Ii
brafian will begin TO lhInk that the ne
gleci is Intentional
May 81. 1887. If
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Masonic.

fHSiiE ensuing anniversary Of ST. JoHS
q Tnr BAPTIST. viii he celebrated by
Equality Lodge. No. 1873. IN Martinsburg.
Va, ON the a4th day Of June next All
the neighboring Lodges, and all brethren
in regular standing, are respectfully invi-
ted 90 attend,
HARRISON WAITE.
EDMUND r HUNTER.
PETER GARDNER,
ANTHONY 5. CHAMBERS,
JACOB VAN DOREN.
RICHARD .BEAIL.
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