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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-13

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~ jebe Art Saumattr;alien. finb in Dem CART
QBaren Stobr, nabite xbur ;ur pcft office ir
Olakiuon, Obir, 3u Deter, tep
Sec. 9. 1887. t.r. xcnnisu.& & ~.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-13

SD bate 9ala's Grautcrz Glirir in n,einer Saniz
tic sstrautt unr erfebls es rsn Seircnren germ ais
cine ttbattarc Ar;encp. George 9unbar.
Canton, Sunp 2, 1888,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-13
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-13
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fir rinen Qetpcssrunp, paB prttlide Saufeutc Uni
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Spieltperfen, puppeu II. SdncD QSaaren, tpi'
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$50 %. purpcn,
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O,asnettfebe 1biere, @6antiben, psitfbsn,
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cHtDl, biBcttirte 0Darter, Srtnin UNI 9ctpcbnltbe
&rctfel, Waultrcmmeln, 8ra5icn, S6ebfhcitct1,
U1urmel, 9Nasten, teutfbe pfeifen S4nnpfs ets
garrett uno xatats> >Octen, &prttra're, WeBerttes
len, Saetfaf6tn, &inberraSerL Snarrer, Xathtn
unp Scbern.eber, @6eren unp GalrmeScr, ubrenz
tetten, !6pfentr89er, 8epttifte, @teselad, Sricnr
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Rinrcrz 1tbrcn, Natirtdtfcn II. @trcebricmcn, Sric
gel unb Ssafrslafcr, Otlaten, S6reib unp griefs
arter, sneiltiftc, treiBer Stnraeen, 9lareltatens
YefaemaaBe, &n6rfc, 9tet> Strtts nnb andre 9las
helm, Sbern.cn.eter, 9Ominrs, Sdbadntanner. pa
pnffpiele, Spieltarten, 9BNrfel, qDtrs
ftlrfenntSe, 3rtel, S4efertafeln pinfel J6armoni>
tas Nttcrbicns, teutlebc Sebern, Dlerrfecrc Siths
lcintn unc .5aten, teutfdcs 8enalpe paricr, 9e>
ftbnitten 8las, Gie6tctteln, SriefttemTcl, &anme,
8artten, purrsn, @elpt6rfen, pereubicnstarpen,
Scucrtraters, Scnntnelafer, sueferbSl;cr, Strids
teutel, 9omcnlren, -eals9ct6meipc, Scraller, 1uiz
letten, Stfbten, Sinserbdte, -eaarnarcln.
Grimm in9s.
Gin alstmtines NBcrtement &utf9cnma6er, 9atts
ler, mlitairfebc unp 9a,nrftcpt trimmings, mie
xaseln, Gran;eln, 8eieeunstn, S9ntrc, 4efeebt
unb olee,rert. Srrner trimmings fir 9oue une
&letermaeber.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-13
Ebatfa@tn DieSeuten betannt fnP'
Scrnere 8etpet1e, bae bic Qeioenben Qulfe
erIan9en fOnneu, tpenn fe braud)en

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rem meine Srau nit befti8cn S6merjen i'm Snfcn,
Scrfe unp in Der Sete serlaet mar, paB ie nur etne
Srtel prn Salas Srautcr. Glirir srtrau4t unp ibre
Srantbeit prllecmmen psrfi snren 1T. SD enpfebs
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9lerijin, Yeter Sur9er.
Canton, Sunp l. 1888.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-13

0Srri6trt Ieine t>utf6cn Sreunpe unb basputlttum
70 nterba1rt pas CT ben sansen 9Drrat6 Des germ
9Bu,. Bcas, ron benelten setauft bat, tetfebenp
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-13
Scrfrrr, obic, Tlap 2, 1888.

QBtr, rir ltntcrfbrictentn, tefbciniSen bicr,nit,
hat Sola's Grdutcr G(irir, rrrfrrttst rrn 5obann
Sato, cine Aattore meri;in fur rie meittcn inner
tebeu &rantDeitsn 1T. pbilip QHcter,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-13

SD tefNrini9e biermit rag incline SraR unsefibr
feds onat 70 trantlit mar, rag ie ras Sctt btItcn
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@ala5 Ara,tcr> Glirir lic, im 3erfauf ;tpepcr Bcs
den, rrIfrmmtn brrStItrt purre uub tpicrcr tbrer
Qrttt at,rorttn tonntt. 9rrber Battc ih iter 100
1balsr rbnt GrfrfS an 0rttrren rer,ranpt.
Srbn 8err9e g tbtBltr.
Canton, Sunp 2, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13

MORE TRouBLE.-The difficulties on the Ca
madam, line seem 10 be breaking out afresh. Th,
outrage upon the Sir Robert Peel will be fount
detailed in another part of our paper to-day
Since that account was in type we have recei
we'd an account Of another scene of violence en-.
acted at Brockyille. The facts as we gather
them seem TO be these. The Steam Boat Tele.
graph was at Brockylle, Upper Canada, where
she took in several passengers-and received
the visit and insults of an unarmed mob who
cvinced disposition TO kick up riot. Imme.
diately after the boat started, it was hailed and
ordered TO come to. The captain thinking there
was more passengers, stopped the engine and
dropt down 10 within twenty feet of the whar
but being apprehensive that all was not right he
refused to go nearer the wharf, and told the pas.
sengers to come on board in a boat. Some par
ley ensued in which the captain pcremptorily
refused TO come on shore, and set his engine il
motion; soon as he did so, the crowd from the
wharf fired several muskels upon his boat, ant
several of the balls passed through the ladies
cabin Fortunately no one was injured. Grea
excitement prevails in that section, among the
people which 1t is feared may lead TO further
disturbance.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13

V-iaA HILL, gentleman pretty well known
an 'hiS community as the author of two popular
works entitled the e" Antiquities of America ex-
piained ana the Theory of the Earth" di.
cd, we learn from the Hagerstown Torch Light,
10 the Aims house at Hagerstown, on the stb
inst, aged about fifty five. He was endowed
with mental faculties Of the first order, a socia
and agreeable disposition to which he added the
years he labored under mental arrangement by
which he was Frustrated from one Of the mosi
useful ornaments Of society TO tie situation of a
lunatic.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13
OF THE FARMERS REGIS
TER FOR JITNF


/ sieISAt---Ads xntage Of obtaining seed
wheat from colder climates. Benefit of mari
and gypsum o1 sweet potatoes. Perpetual fer
NIFTY OF certain soils. Lining and marling in
Matthews county. Marling IN Queen Annc's
county, Nd. The morals of manuring. Derp
lpioughing &c. Baden Corn--marl beds az s.
Carolina. On the rotation for grain farms Re.
marks on the soils and agriculture OF Gloucester
county Law Of New York IN regard 10 tres.
passing stock and division fences Monthly COM
nero al report.
Observation-Disclosures plants. Rail
Roads and steam boats. Eas, India csoutchoc
Origin Of coal. Remarkable eiearncss Of the air
a precursor Of rain Beer. Enameiled hardware.
On the causes which produce double flowers il
plants. Harvesting of corn. Organization aud
functions Of animals and plants compared. Ca
tastrophe in mine. Plants growing under q
glass. Lime as a manure. Report Of Netherby
farm, Cumberland, England. Relation Of SOILS
TO manures Use Of fish manure in England. -
The price OF rents, and Of the tenants ''good
will. I" in Ireland. Manures for wheat. Tanning
wild horses. Resping Machine General ac.
count Of the tobacco trade Of the United States
Jautirei's new mannre. Treatise on bone ma
nure. On the cultivation of small farms. Cpl.
ture OF onions. Route OF the Michigan and Hi,
nois canal. Beavers in Surry county. Loss Of
species Of plants. Silk worms fed on rice Com.
plction Of removing the great raft on Red River.
Age and size Of trees.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13
When they are dead and gone.

| RIGHT AT LAsT.-Early in the present session
of Congress. the Washington Globe charged
Henry Clay of Kentucky, with having used
grossly profane and insulting language, in refer.
ence to the Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives, on the occasion Of his deciding by his cas-.
ting vote the late contested election from Mis-
sissippi. The charge was believed, by all can
did men, 10 be unfounded, the more especially
so, as the Globe failed in adducing the tsstimo-
ny it promised. The partizan supporters Of the
Administration received the charge as God
send, and the wickedness and depravity Of
Henry Clay were dwelt upon with salts faction
by many good, and for the time being, pious Van
Burenites. In the meantime Mr.. Clay took no
notice Of the affair, but pursued his way, as was
his wont, with Underwriting steadiness, needless
OF the shafts which malice and depravity were
aiming at his reputation. Conscious of the rec
tItude of his life, he paid no attention to the
stories circulated about him by the partizan
crew in aud about the pu riieus OF the Capitol
This very silence on his part was brought forth
by his accusers as undoubted evidence Of his
guilt.
Murder will out" says the old Proverb,
and according to the statement Of the New York
Commercial Advertiser, its truth is confirmed
by the developments Of the circumstances rela
ting TO the charge of profanity made by the
Globe against MIR. Clay. The Commercial Ad.
vertiser says it has come to light, that the ex.
preston % Go home Cd d-n you, where you
deserve to be" was uttered, not by Henri, but
by Clement c. Clay. Van Buren, Senator from
Alabama; aud was addressed, not to the Speak
or of the House of Representatives, but to MIR
Prentiss. This statement makes the affair look
probable. The wolds Go home," addressed
to Mr. Polk, would be nonsense, as no thought
was entertained by that gentleman of soon lea
wing Washington, but addressed 10 Mr.. Prentiss
they are Ineligible to any one. The charge
against Mr.. Clay, can stand, but not against
" Harry of the West,'' and the good souls Of
the Van Buren, party who were SO Mortified at
the immortality Of Henry Clay, will no doubt be
conyorted when they understand that they have
been hurting their denunciations at the moral
obliQuity of one of their own party.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13
A.4YTZ.VG.

N| lillian III. MATHEWS. would
Wv take this method Of announcing to
the people Of Martinsburg and the Public
generally, that he continues TO carry on
the above business at his old stand, hav.
ing ALWAYS on hand quantity Of firs,rate
material and having lately received from
Baltimore set Of fashionable blocks
be Is prepared 20 manufacture hsts 10 tho
most fashionable and durable mafner.--
His stock will always consist Of such ess
are usoally called for IN this market, As
Black and White Hussia. Black and White
Fur Hats Of different qualities. from The
low price Of Sac and upwasds, He
would return thanks TO those who have
favored him with their custom, and he
hopes by attention 10 business. and de
sife to please, TO continue TO receive a
share the public patronage.
A Boy sill be taken 10 learn the above
business. about The age OF Is or 10
NAV 10 1888 -tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13
TO the Ladies! .11uSm.!


WyE would invite the attention Of the
w ladies again 10 the largest and pref.
iiest stock Of Fancy Goods they have ev
'er seen in the county, Among our stock
will be found the following;
Beautiful Fig'd Black Silks,
Genuine French worked Collars. from
80 els up bought at a sacrifice
Swiss. Null. Jackonet, and Cambrck
Muslns;
Plain, striped. Fig'd British and French
Chinfzes, Lawns. Gladys, and Italians;
Linen Camhriek Handkerchiefs
Silk Lisle, Blond Edgings;
Thread and cotton Hose and half Hose,
Cuttings and Footings.
Bonnet Ribbons. assorted, some very
handsome
Cambria Edgings and Insertions.
Scarfs and Fancy Shawis. new style;
Kid. Pic mic, Thread & Cotton Gloves,
Together with many other articles 10 the
Fancy line, for salc by
May 90 A. ROBINSON &, Co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13
MASONIC CELEBRATIONS.
1T Winchester.

fIsiiE anniversary Of st. John the Bsp
t'st will be celebrated BY Hiram
Lodge. No 81. Winchester. on Satnrda,
the lSd Of June next. (Sabbath being lh,
cath, the usual day Of celebration An o
ration will be delivered on the occasion
Particular, hereafter.
The members Of the Woodstock, Smith
field, Chsrlestown. Harref's Ferry, Mar.
tinsburg. and other neighhoring Lodges
together with all brethren in regular stan
ding, are cordially invited TO attend
BY order Of the w M
THoS. EDWARDS. Scc'fy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13
TO THE LADIES.

HvHE subscriber would respectfully
4 call the attention of the Ladies TO q
new arrival of Fancy Goods.
Needle Worked Collars, the real
French article Iamboured Book do.
Bobbinett, do, Superfipe Blk Silk Hose
Bead Bags-Blue, Blk, Pink. &c. Blue
Chenelle Cord !; Assorted Colored Wor
sieds 6 dozen Fine Open Worked Cot
ton Hose, only 25 cents; Fine CanoIe
Shifting Black Gro de Nap Parasols
Linen Cambrck HandkerchieIs Braids
Grecian Bonnets, Sc, just receiving by
A. ROBINSON s. Co.
June 10, 1888
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13
BALTIMORE MARKET.
Erom Me PatrioL Of Juno 9.

FLoUR.-Tr Transactions during the week have
been light. Wagon price uniform from Wagons
at 5 10 cents, and from Stores at 81 ST cts, tc
SIS.
WHEAT.-Sales Of the week pretty large and
prices ranging from s. " to ST. IS cents.
CoRN.-Prices uniform, for Yellow II 10 Il
cents, White IS TO 90 cents
RYE.-90 cents
OATs.-Quoted at 80 cents.
WHSLE Demand limited and sales mode
raie' wagon price down TO 20 cents exclusive
OF the barrel. Hogsheads 80 aud 30 and hal
cents from Wagons, and "a cents from Stores.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13

or Mr. Bonds Speech, the Louisville Journal
says: ct is the most complete, compact and
powerful summary Of the abuses. misdeeds, and
Inconsistencies OF the Administration party, that
we have yet seen. Ifthis single speech could b.,
read by every man in the Union, there is no
doubt that Mr.. Van Buren, would sink into
minority in every county on the map of the
states"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13
Notice.

A LL.persons having unsettled accounts
IN with the estate of Thomas Lock
late Of Mariinsburg, decd, will present
them with as little delay as possible, pro-
perly authenticated, for settlement, and
those indebted to the said estate are re
quested TO make immediate payment as
no indulgence can or will be given.
STEPHEN SNODGRASS,
.Adm'r.. seith the Wit ANNEXED
June IS, assist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13

gs-Tho Wings of Mary land held State Con.
vention in Baltimore on the 7th and sth insts
for the purpose of nominating Wing candidate
for Governor. The Hon. John Steel of Dor.
csester county received the nomination unani.
mousiv
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13
FRESH GROCERIES, AND ZINE
Whaf!Iool. ut this!

d EOMESTICS.-4 300 yds. British and
HP Domestic Prints; 1000 yards heavy
"A Brown Gotten. for l2a cts; Brown
and Bieached do. 64een's- and less, ,ath
er than miss; Callicoes, cents good ar
ticle; and all other Goods in the same pro
portion. For sale by
A. ROBIN SON & Co.
April 25. 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13

gu-The New York Journal OF Commerce an.
nounces the arrival in that city, from Cape Town
in South Africa, Of two Giraffes or Camelopards
the animal kingdom, and for beauty Of colorng
is unequaiied These are said to hold their
heads eighteen feet high. They were c aptured
by Boston company at expense of nearly ten
thousand dollars a niece
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13
Public Sue.

TWILL be offered at public auction OF
w Saturday the esd inst. at the lat,
residence of Thomas Lock in Martins
burg, all the personal property OF the sait
deceased. consisting in part Of the follow
ing articles, TO wit:
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
such as Feather Beds. Bedsieads, and Bed
ding, Tables. Chairs, &c., some FARM
ING UTENSILS. such as Wagon, Cart
Ploughs, and Harro,cs,
1aCO Copper stills,
Sill Tubs, Several Stands of Bees
a quantity Of Bacon, one Mich
COW,
and various other articles. At the same
time and place, there will be offered TO
hire until Christmas next, likely
NEGRO BOY, AND GIRL.
Terms. months credit will be Civ
en- on all sums of So and upwards, III,
purchaser giving bond and security. un
der that sum, the cash on the day OF sal,
will be required.
STEPHEN SNODGRASS.
Admir-. ,cith the riu annexed
June IS, lS3S.-St
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13
NEW GOODS
A SECOND SUPPLY At TIE NEW STORE

StLUhU oUFflf ~ int NEW Stuht.
A ROBINSON g. Co. have just re-
mo turned from the city, and are now
receiving another supply Of Fresh and sea
sonable GOODS, which can be sold chea.
per than Goods they purchased sometime
since Their stock is large. and compr-
ses every article kept in a store, such as
Woolen Goods. Domssiics Fancy Goods !,
Groceries. Hard,oare, QuenstDaye.
Wooden Ware. Shoes, Boots,
Hats, Bonnets. &c &c,
all of which have been purchased at a
sacrifice, as the arrivals were late, stock
very heavy, and merchants having gene
rally left the City. Owing TO Goods be-
ing so cheap, We have purchased large
stock, TO which we invite the attention of
the public, as it would oford Us great
pleasure to show our Cheap Goods.
May 23. 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13

o. 1t is said that about $l2 900 have been
paid out of the peoples money by the retrench-
ment and reforming party, in the space Of one
year, for pictures Of Gen. jackson and MIR. Var
Buren,. AS one of these officers has gone out o
Office, and the other is expected soon to ''follow
in his footsteps" it was probably, thought tina
the faithful should be presented with memente
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13

8cs-The Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of Fred
erick are paying specie on all their notes under
five dollars.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13

" tH ttft tlfuSf tlPEdnl
and workman Ike manner. PIPE, o.
Russia or American iron. as may hesi
sui, the purchaser. will be furnished al
low prices. and on reasonable terms. AL
so. all The Apparatus for the Cooking
Stoves
Persons in want OF stoves pf the above
description, are svited TO call aud take a
look at my assortment. before purchasing
elsewhere, AS am confident they viii
find It larger, and better 10 point Of ele
gance and usefulness. than can be fuunt
vi any other establishment 10 this sec
ton Of the country.
He would also give notice that he ha,
made arrangements by which be can sup
plg all those who wish. with S,anley's Pa
tent Paflour aud cooking stoves. rhos,
wanting them. will be supplied by leavin.
their orders with him. which il is deslrsbl,
they should do at an early day as he vii
only send for the nutnbcr that may be or
deted.
JOHN II. BLONDEL.
June 6, 1888
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13

THE cRoPs.-FrOn every section of,he ccun
try we see accounts stating that there is al pre-
sentvery good ground fer surprising that tn,
various crops Of grain, the present season, vii
be far more abundant than they have been fol
many years past. In this county we have rare,
" seen better prospect for plentiful harves
for long time. Wheat and Rye appears Thrift.
y upon the ground, having received no injury
from the severe cold OF last winter, and the corn
tho ugh planted late in consequence Of the late
cold and wet weather, looks promising, and i,
growing with great rapidity. The few pas,
days Of warm weather, has had a greater effect
IN forwarding corn than we ever witnessed be-
fore. II no misfortune oyertakes il the weld
will be bountiful. We aaye heard some com.
plants Of the Wheat being injured considerably
by Cheat" but we believe that there are but
few fields affected by it and those to no very
great extent
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13
MARRIED,

On Thursday evening the 9Th inst, BY
the Rev. James Watts, MIR. SAMUEL Nj
BARRIcK to Miss MARY MYERS, of this
County.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13

KING GEORGE ELEcTIoS.--The special cleo.
tion in King George we learn from the Balti
more Patriot, has resulted in the election Of
Col. TAyLoE, the Wing candidate, over Mr.
HOOP the Van Buren, candidate, by majority
Of three votes. This election, therefore, give.
the Wings majority of both houses on join
ballot.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13

rs hereby given that the Ferry across
Il the Potomac, near the mouth Of the
0pequon Creek. heretofore known as
Forman's. will from this date be diseon
iinued as public ferry.
STARBUCK s. FORMAN.
May 8, 1888. Propvistors.
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HerringS.

A LOT Of very fine fresh herring jus
IN received and for sale by
THO'S. G. SMITH.
MAY % 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13

SCARLET FEvER.--We learn from the vii
Transport Banner tha, the Scarlet Fever prevail,
to considerable extent in the western and
noun famous parts Of this county. The attacks
when IL first broke out, were very Violent
-Four children il one family were carried off in
in one week. We have not heard Of any cases
Of the fever on this side of the mountains, and
are therefore inclined TO the belief that il is con
fined TO particular locality
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13
u H. CONRAD, Presf.
s. GARARp, Recorder.
A Bye-Lar taxing dogs in the tora Q
uQrffnsblirg.

A Bye-Lar taxing dogs in the toma 81
Nartinsburg.
BE IL enacted and declared by the rrus
tees Of the Town Of Martinsburg, that
there be tax OF not more than fifty cents
laid on all male Dogs. aud spayed fe male
dogs. which any person may own or keep
within the limits OF the town of Martins.
burg. over and above one. aud not more
than five dollars 90 all female dogs, unless
spsyed, which any person may own OF
keep within the limits Of said town
be Il further enacted and declared by the
trustees aforesaid, that il shall he the du-
ty OF the town Sergeant TO go through the
town aud ascertain what persons are la
bic to pay the tax aforesaid. taking hsi
| of all dogs over the one which by this act
such person is allowed TO keep Provided
hotcerer, that no assessment Of this tax
shall be laid until the 18th day Of June
| 1888
BE II further enacted by the Trustees a
loresaid. that this bye law shall be IL
force from and after the 18th day Of Jan,
1888. ID. II CONRAD, Pres't.
5 GARARp, Recorder.
| June 6, 1888 st.