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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-25
FLORIDA.

No nc as from The sent of War Ninety Of the fugi-
:ive Creeks have been captured wes of the hpaachi
cola On the information that the residue of tic Band,
amounting to about 100, mere probably willing to sur
render on an oF protection. Governor Cal! has
promptly repaired to the WeaeTu District.
The steamer Sanee. from Savannah, bound 10 Florida
came in contact. during fog, with The steamer CHTie
hound from Darirn TO Savannah; and the Daren sunk
from the foic Of She concusson The Sanee succeeded
in taking of all tie crew, and OF her cargo OF cot.
tan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-25

u We are authorized 10 announce, that CHARLES
TuRsBULL will not be candidate for seat in the next
General Assembly, delegate from The county of
Brunswick
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-25
TILE STIIE&

hlA.sg-rheS Senate adopted resolution, on Inc iGh'
without DIVISION dcc!sring Edward Kent eieelsu "o-
vernon Of the State, by majority OF oil IDs 'oess IT,
turned. ,
PE.ssYErAx.,--ir the Rt6m Convention, "'hc
question Mr. Martins amendment to insert the w''o
lrhc in the Constitution. liant bTt rte JTte-
men should aarc lie rights c sIsatGs, was taken on
Saturday nigh, about O'clock and decided in sha aIr
native by HE Overwhelming vote Of - to d, after
full and able debate, in which nearly al! the principal
speakers participated The Convention sat without nd
Than ten successive hours.
The Harrisburg Reporter Of the 18th states. that the
4Joiition Contention, then in session. apple! to Ike
House Of Representatives. ar the rs" OF TIE Legislative
Hall The House rr:y properly refused tie application.
by vote of SO 10 % Tic objects which the abolition
lists have in view only be accomplished By n
uncc of the Union and il vel becomes The representa-
,ivcs of the People, in their Official capacity TO give
counlenance 10 such destructive saleinss'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-25

psnks, emitting Massachusetts,, franklin, Lafayette,
ID Commanwrahh Banks a, the close Of business on
Sa,Yrtsy, January u, 1885, Vas as follows:
S:ipn.I ,;o, 1897 iS6 90
800. ""' i,!a037 es
RI Is of oil er City Earks OF hand 1,;:i ESQ z
The New Jersey Patterson i;ank has Closed rs e1''s:
/, had been prrty nus! ueI mp BY R'.atonc Of Ba!'
falo BE bad the c"ntroI 81 1t i"r come IRE nc '
rector, hoyarcr conirvsd 20 OF. nn an 'nvcstigc'
,o, b., , fo.,,rtrr Of the Legislature, "hic! has 'e-
ror,ed then, insovrn, The Bank was controlled sA'si-
ly in this city," IN. W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-25

The Wigs are beginning to arm for our Spring Elec.
lions. The r. Wing notifies, that poll will lie taken for
Mr. Archibald Bryce of Goochand to represent the
Senatorial district composed of the counties Of Hanover
Goocland, Louisa and FIuvanna.
The Wings Of Cupeper have had meeting, and
nominated Major Edmund Broadus, as their candidate
for the House Of Delegates
Our own friends in Caroline are about making SINH
lar move. This is right-While the Wings are about
raliying in all quarters, shall continue inactive-
quarrelling perhaps by the waysde-and breaking up
our ranks;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-25
Ly1ERN2L IMPROVEMENTS.

We lay readers very Interesting Report presented 10
the House OF Delegates TUESDAY lest by Mr. Watkins from th"
Committee Roads Navigation proposes
Improvement lI the Oil Domnon largo and ibcru scale
The spirit rpin Virginia I lag behind her sisters She /.
urgc pdu,y PRIDE
OIL permit herself be cpc nor her Natural advantages
wIcsc o her. by the Superior cnepizc OF the 0f-
,aichc ,ytirln which here proposed will have
doubt carefully canncd honor the energy, which has
suggested tand or every manifestation OF The feeling Of tho
mc;rhc whether om the East the West. whether Republicans
Wings hauj suppose that the Snin OF the House will cor
much will he done by
present Legislature pomotc the prosperity OF the Common
woa!ti
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19

a fine storm of rain fell upon the Atlantic
coast on Wednesday and Thursday last, which
reached some miles into the interior country,
bu, not so far, we believe, as the Blue Ridge.
Our exchange papers note it as extending from
North Carolina TO Rhode Island. The weather
here, at that time, looked stormy. but that was
all. Not drop Of rain 10 cool the parched and
sonburnt earth, has fallen for so long time,
that almost every species of vegetation has be-
come as dry and crispy as if 1t had passed under
the hand Of the haymaker; the leaves of the
trees are wilied and rolled up though the
trunks had been girdled TO deprive them of life,
and there is not sign Of rain to be seen, even
though the autumnal equinox is upon u.s. The
sky above looks as dry and parched as the earth
beneath.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, Isss.


gJ-The 81. Louis Republican announces the
death, in that city. in the Goth year Of his age,
Of Gov. WILLIAM CLARK. the companion OF
Meriwether Lewis in the celebrated journey Of
discovery across the Rocky Mountains, made
some years ago. Gov. Clark, at the time Of bis
death, was the oldest American settler in ST.
Louis. The Republican, Of that City, pays the
following just aid meri,ed euIogium upon the
deccased:-
''Goy. CLARK well understood the Indian
character, and his whole intercourse with them
was such as won their highest esteem and their
most unboundcd confidence. His name is known
by the most remote tribes, and his word was
reyercnced by them every where. They re-.
earded him as father, and his Signature hich
is known By every Indian, even in the most dis
tant wilds Of the far West-whcrever shown,
was respected.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19
BALTIMORE MARKET.
From the Patriot of September

Il
FLouR. Hoirard street Flour We quote
the Store price 10 day at S7,75. Early in the
the week The Wagon price was S7,25, but to-
day it is uniform at 1850 City MiHs-we
note sale Of 800 bbis. standard, several DAYS
ago, at 1918. To day holders generally ask
IS, per Dbl.
WHEAr.-On Saturday the sales of the best
Virginia reds were made at $ 81 /; on Monday
sales OF the same kinds were made al & so and
3 ,63, and ia one case al s. ,65; on Tuesday
at s go and 3 60, with a market not quite so
brisk ; but since then the supplies have fallen
off, and the market has stood firm al 8 go 10
s SO for good to prime Virginia reds We
quote those rates To-day, with no receipts of
moment in market. OF Mary land Wheats the
supplies have been very smal-one parcel Of
very good red was sold to day at s. 81. After
we left the market to-day, the balance of the
parcel of foreign Wheat was sold at s rs. be-
ing an advance Of cts. bushei On the price Of
yesterday.
Cons. - This article has also adva.ced in
price. and is higher to-day by 10 TO 10 cts. a
bushcl than it was week ago Since then
higher prices have been paid, and TO- day sales
of white have been made at 90 cts. and Of yell
low at 8 !. We quote accordingly.
RYE.-We quote at 80 aud IS cts. per bush
ell.
OATs.-In the early part of the week sales
were made at 80 aud 40 cts, and more recently
at 40 and AZ cts, which last quotations show the
state of the market TO day.
oLovERsEED.-A parcel Of 100 bushels mpor-
ted, was sold at auction Tuesday at $4,55
per bushcl.
Provisions. Beefis scarce we quote Mess
at $l5 and SIG per bDl; No. l at Sl3; and
Prime at III. Pork has advanced, and sales
are making at Ss25 and sec per Dbl. for Mess
S22 for No. !; and $40 for prime. Western
Bacon has still further advanced. Sales of Mid
dlings at IA and l44 cls.-now held higher.
Sales CT Western Hams at Is cts. Shoulders
are held at Is cts. The stock Of Bacon is much
reduced, and but little is expected 10 reach the
market from the West this season.
WHisKEY.-Sales Of hhds. have been made
throughout the week at 40 and Al cts, and we
quote those rates day. Sales Of bbls. to some
extent at 43 CTS and some lots at ii cts. They
are scarce. The Wagon price of bbls. in the
early part OF the week was 81 cts, but il has
since advanced 10 and now rules at 80 cts, ex-
elusive of the Dbl.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19

0g-Thc City and Bay OF New York expert
enced heavy storm of wind and rain on Wed
nesday and night, the 18th inst. Great damage
was done 10 the shipping in the harbor, large
number Of vessels having been driven on shore.
Many of the papers think that storm the one
usually experienced at this season of the year,
commonly called the Equnoctial Storm. We
hope it is not So for if it is What are ice 10 do
for an equinoctial storm, up here in the country,
where drop Of rain has hardly made its APP
pearance since the summer solstice. No, no,
srs, the equinoctial storm is TO be,--the very
first rain that comes.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19

VERMONT. The Vermont elections took
place on Tuesday the 4th inst All the pres
cnt reprcsentato on in Congress- were up for re
election, and the news OF the re election Of all
but Mr.. Allen, from the Burlington district, has
been received. MIR. Allen, last winter, voted
for Mr., Van Bureaus Neutrality Bill, and the
Van Buren, men in the district taking advantage
efihe sympathy for the Canadians that existed
along the shores Of Lake Champlain and the
Canada line, brought out candidate to run a.
gainst him; and, what is most singular, bro't
oat Wing. But they did not succeed very
well. for il has turned out that there was nc
choice.
Gov. Jennson is reelected by an incrc ased
majority, and the Wing strength in the Legis.
lature has been reinforced 10 an extent that is
an earnest that Van Burenism is making ret
rogade movement among the Green Mountains.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19
ST'OLE.y..

al OENTLEMAN'S room at The pay,l
IA ION Hotel. Berkeley Springs, was en-.
tered on the evening OF The 7th inst ana
robbed OF the following articles;
70 Gilt Miniature settings, chased and
PLAIN rms, and assorted sizes. They
were wrapped in tissue paper & cotton
and enclosed in small paper box, attach
ed TO the ring Of each case was the price
"fiilen on small piece OF parchment.
Al the same time, three Miniatures
were stolen. one was the head in profile
OF female the hair is falling loosely over
The breast the back ground dull green
II IS 10 double face chase gilt setting
enclosed IA red oval case. Anothe,
OF gentlemen with blacx hair, and dark
eyes, Ibis picture is in a large plain
red oval case, and is painted with 4 trans
parent gray and green back ground. The
other IS large oval miniature with only
a glass over it. II is picture OF an old
man, dressed in the old fashioned style.
brown Quaker coat and wig. On lha
BACK oil The picture is the name of L. G..
Malone. June 1899, written with ! lead
pencil. This picture is highly PRICED.
A liberal reward will be given Cor the
recovery Of the articles. and the detection
Of the lhief. Apply to Col. Strother, a,
Mar,insburg.
September, 10, lS3S.--if.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19

3grThe Philadelphia GU. So Gazette
Of that city, have in press new novel from the
pen Of MIR. Kennedy, author Of Horse Shoe,
Robinson II is entitled 4" Rob Of the Bowl, a
tale Of st. Ingocs." aud the scene is said to be
in Maryla land
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19

MAINE observation-disclosures come struggling
in from the Maine election They are cheer
ing. In four Counties Gov. Kent was upwards
Of 5000 ahead Of his v. b. competitor. George
Evans is re elected like dash. In the Cum
befand district, when last heard from, MIR.
Smith, the v. b. candidate, was l6 ahead, and
in the late /" Mar,yred" Cilly's district, Mr..
Randall, V. b., is said to be elected though
the result is not accurately known: Other dis.
tricts not heard from. The contest has been
close, and it is thought that the Wings have
gained member Of Congress. They have gal
ned in the Governors vote beyond all expecta-
ton, and in members Of the Legislature.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19

0c;-The Mormontes are said TO be kicking up
rumpus in Caldwell County, Missouri, and the
people are about driving them out of their habi-
tations. Ii is hard case for these deluded peo,
pie TO be disturbed SO soon after the election
they gave their votes TO 90 the party unani-
mousy and before the election they dwelt in
peace. but since then. prosecutions in abundance
have fallen upon them.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19

broke from her moorings, at Norfolk, in the late
storm, and sailed across the harbor into the mud
How much like Van Buren; the moment he
was out Of leading strings, plump he went into
the mud, where he lies, unable 10 help himself
waiting for the tide Of popular favor to float hin
out but the tide wont come
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19
New EaiI Il Winter Goods,

wv " ahk a. w inter GOO0S.
canArEFs T.rArI EvEzi!
ENE are now receiving a very larre
w and general assortment of se,sooa
BILE goods comprising the greatest variety
ever offered IN this market. Our stork
consists. in part, OF
Cio'hs, Cassimercs and Sailinets:
Velvet. Valencia, and Satin Testiags:
Black Italian i.nsirings. Punl de Sole,
bro de Naples, Fiorcnces,
Modes aud Status:
Cbin,zes. fancy. blark. & white prints :
Irish Linen. Cambries Book, SWISS.
Jackonet, and Null Muslins;
Muslin Ejgngs Inseriings. and Laces /:
Needle worked Capes & Collars;
English and Pongeo H'ak'fs
Fancy Hsndkerchiels and shawIs
l.. W. Shirts and Drawers;
sa'ln, tappe'a, ganze. x hell nibbsnds:
Buck, Beaver, and Kid Gloves
Silk, Cotton, ard sSolsied Hosiery:
Gilt. Lasting and Pearl Buttons
French and English slefipo;
Mousln dc Lain,
Black and Italian Crava's.
White. Red and Green Flannels
Domestic Plsids and Checks;
Brown. and Bleaebrd Sheetings and
Shiftings. and brown Cotton Drilling
sept IL. A. ROBINSON s. co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19

EFFEcrs OF CARELEssSEss.-A Young man
by the name Of Rildretb, in Ontario county,
n y. was cleaning gun. few days since, for
use al muster, which was loaded at the time
Through his carelcsness il was discharged and
lis contents passed within an inch Of his mothers
head and through the body Of his father who
expired from loss Of blood few hours afterward.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19

ILLINoIs.-The true result of the election in
the " doubtful DISTRICT for q member Of Con
gress, is not, even at this late day, known.
The latest news is that Stuart, the Wing candi-
date, is elected-,here is, however, one thing
defnitively known upon the subject, and that
is, that whoever has been elected. has had a
Tough row TO hoe, and his victory is nothing 10
brag about.
Carlin, the Administration candidate for Gov
ernor, is elected.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19

There fire at Washington, d. c. on
Saturday The 18th inst, which destroyed the
Franklin Tavern, one or two other houses and
some stables. The fire was III the immediate
neighborhood of the National Intelligencer prin-
ting establishment, bat through the praisewor-
thy exertions Of the citizens that valuable
&C nccrn was saved from damage.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19

A fatal epidemic is raging in some Of the dis
tricts OF Canada, below Quebec Cattle infect
cd with il fall down, without any previous symp-
toms, and expire in the course of one or two
hours.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19
(I0fhs ISL Cfxssiil,crcs.
Cash for Wheat!

gEyHE subscribers wish to purchase
b 100000 BUSHELS or NTlaf3GAgsrE0
for which they will pay the highest mar,
ket price in Cash. or will grind 90 the
usual terms, and deliver the Flour in
Georgetown at Twenty five cents per
Barrel Farmers having wheat will find
it for their interest 10 give US call before
selling. STARBUCK s. FORMAN.
Mouth Of Opequon, Sept. IL, 1853 SIN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19

AN AMERICAS DUoHEss.-By the recent
death, in England, of the Duke Of Leeds, the
present Marchioness Of Carmaer,hen, becomes
Duchess Of Leeds. She is the daughter Of Rich
ard Cation Esq, Of Baltimore.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19

The Governor of Maine has appointed three
Commissioners TO run the boundary line between
that State and the British possessions, who will
enter upon their duties at an early day.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19
EXAMINATION.

A n Examination Of the subscribers
IA School viii take place on Thursday
the 20,b Instant. Parents. Trustees, and
Others. feeling an interest in the school.
are invited TO attend i. is desired thai
no children be present except those con
nected with the school.
Such of the patrons Of the school as
have not yet settled with the subsciber,
are respectfully solicited to do SO on or
before the day Of examination, as be pur
poses leaving this part of the country i'm
saediately after
j. G. STEPHENSON
September ~ is9S,-2w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19
no ElsziE nNJDIfSSo
FANCY GOODS AND eMBRolDfaIfs.

ENE earnestly and respectfully invita-
w 'he attention VI the Ladies. from
tue country and town, generally. 10 call
aud see a splendid assortment of Fancy
Goods. and Embroidcrics. such az
French worked Capes,
very large stock OF French worked
Collars from GA cts. to 4. so, some new
and splendid patterns
thread Edgings and fsces
Dootiaeuc, Cambrick, and Thread Ia.
sorting.
Splendid ass'is. ofFancy iIdkfs. such 40
Shalley Twisted SIX.
Msrino, hg q. Thibe, Damask s. Gauge.
Shsily sca.Is and Blond Gsuxe Wells.
Black, white, piak. aud blue chenille.
Noisled elk aud Bead Bags
Fig'd. Bobblaetie. Bard Swiss and
Camb'k Mu Inns
Plain Sstoacitr. AID Swiss 10.
Cut silk velvet Rihband..
some rrleudii Ribbands s. B.l,incs
Thread Fringe. aud French Floss.
Sd i-i Cd and I0--< Merino
Shawls.
Ilemstitched Linen Csmh'k and plsin
Hdks.
4 very large and general asst. Of
Freoeh Chintxes London prints. some.
thing wesih looking NJ.
French Prints
a very large stock OF low priced Cak-
Goes. Bleached mnsllns cold Cam'bs. and
snany other articles.
We are determined 10 make the above
our main bns,ness, have 10 consequence
thereof. laid in splendid and extensive
assortment OF Fancy Goods which have
been selected from The latest arrivals-wc
are able aud wiling 10 sell at the very
lowest prices.
A. ROBINSON. s. co.
Sent. 10 1888
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19

Gy-A man by the name Of Morellc killed
himself at a tavern in Fredericksburg the
night Of the 18th inst His habits were intern
perate.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19
LAND FOR SALE.

BY virtue Of decree Of the County
H-B Court of Berkeley. in suit in Chan
Gerry, in which William Fate is flsint,fi
and the heirs Of Frances Woodward drc'd
are defendants. the undersigned Com
missioner will cell at public auction on
The premises. TO the highest bidder, on
Thursday the III day Of Ociober,
"a ACRES OIs' lIaglY5D,
the property of the said heits.-tbe same
IS situate in Berkeley Comfy, near the
opequon creek, and adjoining the lands
of John Fearis.
Terms Of Sale One third Of the pur.
chase money in hand. and the balance in
two equal payments OF SIX and twelve
months. GEORGE I. BOLIZ.
September 70, 1888 st Com
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19
ESCsSey.u.

VNyE bave just received an extensive
Wv assortment Of Hosiery, such al
Merino, coi'd. 1ors.ej. Hose. Cotton. do
Lambs Wool Hose Of ass'd coils. Black
and cold Worsied do. with general
assortment Of Cotton Hosiery. Embroi
dered Cotton Hose beautiful article
Black and Wiiis English Silk Hose
Lambs Wool ! lIuse.
Sept. IL, A. K }BINSON s. co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19
SWSDeIaGers.
IKandkfs. & Gloves.

ETyE invite the attention ofthe Gentle
w men, TO call and see q very large
stock of superior silk HANDKER
CHIEFS. at half price, super Buckskin
GLOVES, Beaver and horse skin do.
A. ROBINSON, s. Co.
Sept. 10. 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19
BERKELEY CAVALRY.

in front OF Capt. Peter Gard
FL ner's Eagle Tavern in Martinshurg,
on Saturday, the 2slh inst. at o'clock
A. Nj. in full Summer uniform, with arms
and equipments in complete order.
ELI KILMORE, o s.
Sept 10. 1888 -2w.
gE-N. B The Trumpets belonging TO
the company have been received, and
those who wish TO be supplied with them,
will please make application at the above
notified muster.
F.. X. o. S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19
Caution.

a LII persons are cautioned against
IA purchasing note given by IN. TO
Robert Burns. for Si10, as am determi
ned not to pay but one half Of said note
unless compelled to 90 so by law
JOSEPH GORRELL.
September IL, Is3S.-3w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

a. ERDERED, that from and after the
" isi Of October 1883 if any debtor
OF this Institution. shall fail 10 rene W bis
note aud TO pay up the curtail due and
payable on the same, the said debtors, so
falling shall DO required to pay up The
full amount Of his note -propided. how
ever, that one week from the day Of pay
ment shall be allowed 10 renew said
note.
d Ii. CONRAD.
Sept. ), 1888. Presidea.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19
Stocks. Nt0cks!!

WE have just received splendid
Wv assortment Of Bombazine Satin
and Embossed Satin STOCKS. which
we invite the Gentlemen to call and ex
anime. A. ROBINSON s. Co.
Sept. 10 1885,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19
Oats! Oats!

THyIiE subscriber wishes to contract for
b from s 10 10000 Bushels Of Oats. dc.
livered at bis Warehouse, 10 Shepherds
town, for which he win pay the highest
market price 10 cash.
WILLIAM SHORTT.
August s, iSss.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19
.Y q TICE.

EbLEACHED COTTON Just rccei.
ED wing 1900 yds Long Cloth Bleached
Muslin for l2a cts. per yd. and finer in
proportion.
A. ROBINSON & CO.
September 10, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19
For Sale.
E,HE INDIAN SPRING
j. TAVERN. situate four

For Sale.
fNHE INDIAN SPRING PIT
j. TAVERN, situate four MAIsA q
miles west Of Clear Spring ifiK
& ] miles east Of Hancock
on the National Road. The House IS a
large stone one. with all other necessary
out buildings. and there is about SO acres
OF land attached thereto, most Of which is
in timber. BY calling on the subscriber
one mile from Little Georgetown, Berke
ley county. Va, every information will be
given, and the property shown.
There are several Grst-rate spring.
on the premises and near the house.
DANIEL GEHR, Ear.
Of Daniel Gehr, deed
September 10. I53S-6w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-19
CLOTHS g. CASSIMERES.

10 y are now receiving very beanli
w iui assortment Of London Cloths ana
Iass'aseres Of every variety aud color. a
mong which may be found wool dyed
Black Cloth Of medium. super. and super
super qualities. Blue. Green. Brown,
Dahl'a. Drab. and Mulberry ditto; Wool
dyed black. blue. striped and plain Cassi
meres Ribbed and Striped Cossimoes Of
the latest arrivals, among which the Vic
toria stripe, and the Queens Own. are OF
The most beautiful patterns.
oaSSiNEI'lS of all colors and quail
'ics, plan and stflped--a choice assort.
ment, and very low.
Sept. ~. A. ROBINSON s. co.