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DEFERRED ARTICLES.

Superior Court.-The Superior Court
is now in session for Rowan, Judge Bailey
presiding. The only case of interes. yet
Tried. Vas that Of the State rs. John Cope,
charged with murder. The case, after a
pai,en, hearing of the evidence, was put 10
the Jury on Thursday evening by the Judge,
in an able manner. and verdict of Gully
vas returned in few m,nutes. A success.
full motion was made for new trial. and the
case removed to Iredell County.-Western
Cdrolinian.
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ANOTHER GRE.1TCyRE,

Raleigh, September u, ls36
am now 50 years OF agc-when IN my Ia,
year. received q wound on my len lsg, which
became liberated, and continued so until The frat
Of March last II would occasionally heal n,
and then break out again; but most Of the time
II vas IN very painful condition, the sore having
extended 70 large size, and bee ono very dcen
tired many remedies 10 make a cure. without
success, until ! applied Grays fapsluabls ONT
ment, tao pots Of which have ctTeoiualy cured.
my leg and reduced 1t 10 lis natural sizc. III,
cure would have been made much sooner, had /
strictly attended 10 the directions for the use Of
the Ointment; but this failed 10 do, while I ,ooL
much exercise, and very impruden,ly used tight
bsndagc. My leg has been wen Tor more thar,
six months, during which tfne, have walkcs
much, yet IL remains firm and tree from sll sore
ness or inflammation. After having been afflicted
FOR period OF forty-one years, now enjoy IN,
benefit Of a sound leg sRaiD.
LEA IS HOLLOMAN.
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Fire Dollars fsssrayd.

ID n ANAW ti l'rum the sub
IN scr,ber un The 23d INST.
4F7t b, und irr, souan b. Tie name
iKp Of SALLY about five feet :
l or l0mch's high, | years old
$50 dark complrcled, and bad ou
rha she ieff diher hoE,s pun or dark ca
hco froek. IsxPecf she has gone 10 Cabar
rms county ! forerara oil psrsoas from
harboring or keeping her, as lAisnd 10 psf
me lar n force against all those offending
Hhoerer mil deiirsr fhe sdld glri TO me.
shall hare the dbore retraSd and my thanks
JOHN ROUCHE
Ngrc1 %. 1893 f93
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- EoPECiFuLLY informs
10 the public tina, he has locat
so I'd himself at the late residence Of
Tho. II. Robinson, IN Caharrus
Gu q" 40 miles south west Of Poplar Tent
Church, and two miles north east OF Midi
Grove, and tenders his services N the prac
tice of Medicine. He is determined that
his charges shall be moderate. lie may
always be found al his residence except
when professionally engaged.
March %, 1898. 9Iif
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20 DOLLARS REWARD

-~--.-<S~@- ibfftlt'iiUtu dttu cNIIIHitIe0 10 Inc
Charlotte JAIL sent and got him home
about the lst of November lie The next
morning ranasay again, and pursued the
sane route and vas committed to Salisbury
Jail. | sent for him again and go, him
back about Two miles south Of Charlotte,
when he broke away and made his escape
suppose be IS Try my To get to Caswell c0un
~, y. c., where he WIS raised. " hen he
left me he said he got in with a North Car.
ollna wa2goner by The name Of VIM. Brow
ney, Of Caswell county, who the boy SAID
first conducted him of, and promised to take
hun where he was raised and | suppose
when he made bis last escape he was max.
ing for that county. This boy IS about | 5
or Is years Of age, Of dark mulatto co
Tor, h. " four feet s or 10 inches high, he ~
left handed and has scar Of burn on his
leit wrist, and his left big toe Is cui of above
the nail. This boy, when he was IN The Sa
lIsbury Jail, called his name George, and sa,d
he beIonged 10 James Patterson, Of South
Carolina, which was the man | purchased
bin from. ! will GIVE the above reward
for his apprehension IN any Jail so tina, |
can get him again.
JOHN RIvEs.
March 10. 1888. rs
The Carolinian and Waterman will inser,
the above six weeks, and forward their ac
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CABINET BUSINc.'s
KksSU.IaEn

VIE subscriber having 49,.
bose Business in the town Of 81. y
oilers his services 10 the c;, = eaar@
place and the community peuers aeas d
ing procured good materials. h ',
self for tbe'good performance =, rr',osssAsI
and having a thorough knoslsiaN" vi
business he fiaiiers himself Ina, SSsss
be surpassed by any--and moreo," = WI
use all means n his power 10 ole.'ss
commodate his customers. H. I'd
constantly on hand ever, ariicls wa
Of business, so soon as sufi,c,s." aa
made, TO supply the present dem.ss "a
subscriber tenders bis thanks - ~
munlly for The liberal PATRONAGE 'N co
received, aud prays a conilpo,n s,'', ],
same.
All kinds Of REPAIRING D.,,,.
cut, d aud with despatch. @
ORDERS from distance Will,
FULLY received aud punc,uaIly a,,saI i ,''s
Tie NAV be- found at all time,
4 doors north east Of the jail, II Il.
formerly occupied by Mr.. Jim Nc
for at his dwelling, ,nmedrs,.ly = Una, ~
Allorders Tor C0FFINSa,,s,J.S~
ueatness and despatch.
Marcia 81, 1885. t aa,
\. b. Turning OF oil kinds sll,ad.5
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Great SAFE Of GOLD.SE.T-f1 =
dlid rdtuabte property.

10y virtue of Decree Of the Court OF
- Equity of Meckieuburg county, made
with the view OF determining several con
filctng interests, shall sill on hr Both day
OF May. (and Continue the sale from day to
day uhi,i all is soldl at the 81. Catharne
Mills, near Charlotte. \. c., at public sale,
the entire estate aud interest OF the Mecklen.
burg Gold M,mng Company, held under the
charter OF SAID company, besides their lease
hold estate III the Caps Niue. The ssld
sale vail embrace their interest and leases
ia 81. Cathar,ue's Mills aud Charlotte M0e,
together with their rgh, aid shares aud
leases Of various other IninIng properties ~
the county Of Mecklruburg, including seve
raj Engine. and other Machinery, aud M
nlng supplies. The sale will also include
Mules, OxrD, &c. lerms viii be more eS
pllcit, stated al the time OF sale but for
the greater portion of the purchase money.
a credit of one year Is allow ed, BY 0 der OF
The Court, the purchaser giving security.
ALFRED NJ. BURTON, Trustee.
Moreh 81, le3S f99
- Tue Raleigh Register and National
inteihgencer will please insert The above.
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NEW FIR VI (!
Watch r. .ye,reIiry Business.

Wafeh T. Jciceiiry business.
We invite the attention 81 The public To "uI
present Stuck OF Goods, which We will sell
low for Cash. An kinds OF work duue al
the Shortest Notice.
TRO1TER * ALIEN AMBER.
Nor. 20. 1897. 73J
Thos. Tr0,er returns his thanks 10 the
Public for their support and respectfully m
stes their custom To the above hrm. III
would here remind those indebted Ia him bS
Note or Book account that /, Is desirable
that the same should be settled by Cash
wiIhou, delay, as he cannot give logger IN
duIgence.
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OT.,trer fooia,e 10 do Coed!

Tu'IlE subscribers respectfully inform the
II Citizens of Mecklenburg and other
counties, tia. they have just received an
additional supply OF
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@.nfOney ssHHfed.

Gy.nFOney Wanted.
VNilE Subscribers earnrstl, request all
persons Who are indebted 10 them, e,
iheT BY Note or Account, to call aud settle
the same b, Cdsh--If not IN full as much ns
they can -erery fnie being Of consequence.
Thus call Is made through necessity to ena
bic US 10 lay IN Spring suppl, Of Gods.
Those having old accounts and cannot set.
tie them BY Cash, are requested 10 call aud
close the same by Note.
We still have quite a good assortment OF
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Dry Seeds. &c.

on hands, which We are ANXIOUS TO sell, and
would SCI! low for Cash Those wishing 10
ret bargains are requested 10 calI
A. & w. ALEXANDER.
N0reh . 1888. sgtf
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A proposition 10 force the Banks of Vr.
ginls TO resunIe specie pas DeBts on a day
named has been rejected N the House II
Dal@gstes Of that State, By vote of ID
ayes TO L III noes.
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Letters from Washington state that Mr..
JARVIS, late a nember of Congress from
Maine. has been nominated 10 the Senate as
Nary Agent for The district Of Boston.
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CIIARLEsroN--MARcHn

Checks on Now York n per cent p'. MI.
other places ueths North: ~ per cent p. ~. i d
Bill. Of Exchange en The Nsrth' :, w." ~
Ranks: Ga Nov York, 80 days "gh' ~, "
d.. per cent discount; 30 do co. ,nvrs
discount; Richmond, / per cent ois, '"s -, css
Savaeeah. , per cent. die. ever bo day".
On the West, 90 per cent. dis. and nv" e'.,p,h
Georgia Bank Bills. Augusta ana ' "sn, do
per cent di.. Country Banks ~ per '''
Commercial Bank. Columsis, par
Camden Bank, par. 49,, cent b
Bills Merchants Rank, Cheraw, u P''
North Carolina money, par
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A duel was fought at Now Orleans on
the l4th uls with rIll.s, al thirty PAGES
Al the FIST ERE one Of the parties fell dead.
A tnA,ng dispute was the origin Of this ia
tai preceding.
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Never jan with your friend when he a.
buses hi- horse or his wife, unless the one IS
soou, 20 be sold, aud the ether buried.
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For Sale.
1000 lbs. Superfine FLOUR,
LIB Barrels do.
hit Of Lard.
TAYLOR & CHAFFIN.
March 81, 1888. g0f

March 81. 1888.
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Very True.-Esery parent whose son is
away from hIm at school, should supply him
viih Bewspaper.-Gor. ECerea.
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There seems 20 b. % doubt that Mr.. Nc.
Doseh, Lncofoco representative N the
Legislature u Virginia. has been rendered
the Office Of Secretary Of the Navy.
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To kiss ladies' hands after lips as some do
is Tx little boys, who, after they ca, The
appl' fall to the pairing on, oflose they hay,
10 the apple.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-14
Wy. sronthIy Magazine.

yuvuE subscriber will issue on the last
Of September, the first number OF
Monthly Magazine, entitled The .Hneri
cnn .N,iseu,, Of Literature and the mrs,
which will combine the solidity oil review
with the tighter miscellany Of magazine;
besides impartial reviews Of important
works. and short notices oil MINOR iiiefa
nv productions by the editor, literary and
scientific intelligence, and TRANSACTIONS
from standard and periodical works ~
other languages, contributed by the abies,
writer's Of the day.
The Magazine will also contain series
of reviews Of the works Of such writers as
have. by their talents, shed mstre upon,
Amer,can literature. These reviews viii
be accompanied by portraits OF the an
thors engraved on steel by the best artists.
The work will be beautifully printed WIN
new type, upon fine paper, and viii make
two volumes each year, of more than ooo
pages each. Besides my own devotion to
Il. the Magazine will have the advantage
of the services Of DIR. Snodgrass, OF VIZ
ginia, gentleman Of handsome acquire.
ments, who, after the issue OF the hfs'
number will be associated with me as ed
itor and proprietor.
Agencies will be established IN til pr'n-
cipal cities, and arrangements made TO
deliver the work free Of postage. Per
sons DESTROYS Of acting as agents VIII
please apply post paid Terms 50, per
annum, payable on the delivery oil the
first number five copies for $40
NATHAN G.. BROOKS,
Editor and Proprietor,
baltimore, October 8, 1888.
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BOATING /!

z9. ss,.,l:;.s1asz.o THE undersigned an
e=seS *.S-..S nounces to the Mllers and
@4IJ Farmers of Berkeley and
Jefferson. that his arrangements have now
been made for carrying on the business of
BOH1LNC, 10 an extent. that will ena-
BILE him TO facilitate the Transportation Of
Property of every description. either down
or up and with view to the further ac-
commodation of the public, he has deter
mined 10 carry Flour from his landing to
Georgetown. at the rate Of 25 cents per
barrel. and other produce in the same pro-
portion.
ss-He will at all times purchase, land
pay the cash. FLOUR, CORN. RYE,
oats. CLOVER SEED. g. erery other
description Of Produce usually carried TO
the sea board for a market,--and for all
which, he will give the highest price.
WILLIAM SHORTT.
August 8, ISSS-f
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IEWELRY. VARIETY, &C.

TEAVJNG increased and replensheo
HE nv list Of variety articles. the pub
lie are invited to call and examine them
NV stock consists Of
Finger Rings, Breast Pins, Ear Rings
Watch Guards. do. Seals and Keys,
Silver Pencil Cases, do. 1bimbles.
Tailor's Thimbles and Scissors,
Silver, steel, common and plated spec
tacles. Goggles,
Motto Seals, Silk Purses.
Rogers superior Penknives. do hne
Scissors,
Pocket Books Of various kinds,
Leather drinking cups, Steel Pens,
Portable Inkstands, Pins aud Neecics'
of the very best quality,
Hair, cloth, and tooth Brushes,
An assortment of tuck, neck, side, and
various other kinds Of Combs.
Visiting Cards. shaving Boxes,
Rszors and Strops. Pocket Compasses
Cologne Water, Florida do.
Honey Water. a superior perfume.
Milk Of Roses, for beautiiying the akin,
Chloride Soap, superior shaving Soaps
White. Bar, and CASTLE do.
Macacsar and Antique Oils. Tor beau'l
flying the hair,
Superior black writing Ink,
Tooth Powder, Indelble Ink.
Chlorine Tooth Paste. Lip Salve,
Court Plaster, Pink Saucers, Toys Q
all kinds, &c &C., WIN. DORSEY,
October 10, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-14
BRASS FOUNDRY.

FEHHE undersigned having fitted up bis
q establishment for the purpose. would
respectfully notify the public, that be is
now ready to make 10 order, every descrip-
ton OF Brass Castings, usually called for
IN this section of country. lie will at all
times be ready 10 cast and furnish at short
notice, Machine Castings Andirons. Fen
ders Bells, &c. all OF which will be made
IN style equal TO those gotten in the city
or a any Foundry in the country. Those
in want of any article in this branch OF his
business will we'll TO call, as they Will
find his articles cheap and will get sup
piled on terms as reasonable as can be
had at any other establishment.
JOHN Ii. BLONDEL.
June 1888.
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New Fall e. Winter Goods.

INV ~ "hA ~ ~ hAs~A
THyHE undersigned are just receiving a
D large and general assortment oil FAN
and Winter Goods, among which may DC
found
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Cassineiis oil
every description.
Menno, Silk, Valencia aud Cashmere
Vesiings
Cd English g. French Merinos.
Sd do. do.
Rept Silks of every coIr and pattern.
Plain blue black, s. black gro de SWISS
do. do. do do LnsiriDg,
Mouselain DeLain.
French ChinIz,
Mcrino shawls and Hdkls.
English Il Domestic prints, togethei
with every article generally found IN re-
tail store.
We would respectfully invite our friends
and the public generally. 10 cal and ex
anime orr Stock Of Goods, as they have
been purchased with great caution, and
as we are determined TO sell them or
terms that will not fail 10 give satisfaction
BURNS s. SElBERT.
October 10, 1888
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TO TEE FARMER.

gByHE undersigned hereby gives notice
4 that he has purchased the Fcsiing
Water MIL. lately the property OF Archi'
bald Sberer, Esq. and is prepared to pur,.
chase WHEAT Of those who are disposed
TO sell, for which be will pay the highest
market price in Cash. To those who pre-
fer having their wheat manufactured. he
would sag that he will grind on the usual
terms, stand the inspection, and deliver
their flour in Georgetown, for 80 cents
per barrel He will also continue the
floating Business as heretofore, and will
transport Merchandise and Produce, oil
eyery description, that may be committed
10 his charge, as cheap and expeditions
as can be done by any person, or conpa'
,uy, on the Canal. o,>e
August IS, 1888 1T.
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HOLLCw-WAIE,
DOrSeY'S E'prslsiffT@e.

EsHlS article | offer to the public as a
Il safe and certain preparation for de
stroying and expeling worms from chill
dren. Its virtues have been tested. in nu-
merous cases, and have never been known
10 fail. No other medicine is requisite 10
assist its operations.
To those who wish 10 buy to sell again,
a liberal discount will be allowed
WILLIAM DORSEY. Druggist,
Martinsburg, Dec 6, 1887.
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SE.HE undersigned will sell the property
now occupied by him upon reasona-
bic terms He deems il scarcely necessary
to add, that it is considered, on the whole
the most desirable property in Martins
burg. for the occupancy Of a Merchant.
Its advantageous location for business
connected with the most convenient and
comfortable dwelling for family, rend.
ers the property to business man very
desirable. ISAAC 5. LAUCk.
March 81 .IS36.-tf
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HOsiery.

WYE have just received an extensive
w assortment OF Hosiery, such as
Mefino, cord, wors,ed. Hose, Cotton, 90
Lambs Wool Hose OF ass'd. coils. Black
and col'd Worsted do. with general
assortment of Cotton Hosiery. Emoro'
dered Cotton Hose beautiful article
Black and White English SILK Hose
Lambs Wool ! Hose. oo
sent 10. A. ROBINSON & co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-14

SGyliG3OllY 90 lDOlGlfs
A RE now receiving and opening
IN general assortment of FALL IL WIN
TER GOODS. consisting in part of
Blue. blk, drab, and fancy co'ored
Cloths;
do. do. do. do Cassimeres;
Super. London rib'd and stripe do;
Blue, mix'd. drah, and fancy co'ored
Sattine!ts
Kentucky and Glenrock Jeans,
French and English Merlnoes oil every
shade,
jacquard and printed do;
French Bombazines
Colored Mackinaw Blankets for Over
coats,
Rose, Whitney, and Point do;
Cd Green Floor Cloth;
White Shuting Flannel,
Red. green, and yellow do;
Merino. Silk, and Cotton Hosiery
Beaver, Kid. Silk. and Cotton Gloves
Winter Chintzes aud Calicoes
| Highland Shawls. A Ga and S-4
Brocha do. Sd A and Ga,
| Chenille and Silk do. and H'dkis.;
Taffeta. Satin. and Gauxe Ribbands
Linen Cambria H'dkfs..
Bandana and Madras do.
Black Italian Cravats;
j Black Silk Velvet;
i Cambrck, Jackonet. s. Swiss Muslins
Barred. striped, and fs'd Swiss;
Zephyr, w orsted, Working Canvass
SIC. SIC
Domestics-such as bleached s. brown
Sheetngs and Shirlinss;
' Apron and Furniture checks;
$ White and brown Drlllings, Cotton
Osnaburgs Tickings, SC. SC.
together with general assortment Of Gro
ceries, Hard,care. Glass and Queensscar.
2 to which they would respectfully nyit
the attention Of dealers.
y October 10. 1888
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-14

Confectionery, Fruit, Sc.
EUSr received, and for sale cheap by
eB the undersigned. at his Drug Store.
Lemons, Dates, Rasins, Filberts,
English Walnuts, Ground Nuts.
Palm Nuts. Ginger Nuts,
Cranberries. Sultana Rasins,
West India Sweetmests, Guava Jelly,
Currant Jelly, SC. sc.
Together with an extensive assortment of
Confectionery. WIN. DORSEY.
October 10 1888.
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IL C.EKD.

E WOULD respectfully announce to Ply
n sicians. and Country Merchants, tina,
am prepared TO supply them with Drugs,
Dye stuffs, Paints, Sc all fresh, and OF
the hest quality. on accommodating terms
My stock on hand is well assorted and
attention will be paid to the
business, to ensure the confidence Of the
public. VIM. DORSEY.
Martlnsburg, Jan. 81. 1888. Druggist
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FALL & WINTER GOODS,
Observe & Reflect!
CLOTHS! CLOTHS CLoTEs

PURCHASED at knock down prices,
Ell at Auction! The Subscribers have
Just returned from the City Auction where
they have purchased at auction, for cash
"a pieces Of cloth. comprising every col
or, such as Wool Black. Invisible Green,
Rifle do. Mulberry, Dahlia. Claret, Sage,
and Dark Drab. These Cloths are West
Of England manufacture. woaded colnrs.
and warranted not to fade. Also. the lar
ge.t assortment of London Cass'meres,
Cas.inetts, and Vestings ever offered
We can say to our friends and the public
that we can as,onish the natives by sci
ling Cloths now.--For instance we can
sell good cloths at $3.50 per yard, and ii
ner, in proportion. All who wish to buy
coats would do well 10 call and test the
fact-no mistake.
Octsl A. ROBINSON s. Co.
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Cloths.

EBLUE. Black. aud Fancy Colored
ED CLOTHS, Plain, and Ribbed CAS-
and a splendid assortment Of
CASSINETTS, have just been received.
to which we would particularly invite the
attention of those who want cheap Goats
sc, Call and examine, before you buy
as we feel satisfied that we can sell bar
gains in the above articles.
HAMME s. STEPHENS.
October II, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-14

shLEACHED COTTON-Just recei,
ED wing 1900 yds. Long Cloth Bleached
Muslin for la cts. per yd. and finer IN
proportion ,o,,,coS o. co
September ~, 1883.
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81 A 2 q 6.

Muse u IN Building, Baltimore, Md.
Oldest established Lucky Office, ". w.
corner Of Baltimore and Calrert
streets, where hare been sold,
prizes, prizes, in dollars,
millions ofmitiions.
A NY person or persons. throughout
IA. the United States, who may desire
10 try their luck, either in the MARYLAND
State Lotteries, or in authorized Lotto
ries of other States, some Of which are
drawn daily, tickets from 81 TO $40, shares
in proportion. are respectfully requested
10 forward their orders by mail, post
paid) or otherwise, enclosing cash or
prize Tickets. which will be thankfully
received and executed by return mad.
with the same promp, attention, as if on
personal application, and the result given
when requested, Immediately after the
drawing. Address JOHN CLARK
Museum Building, Baltimore, Nd
October 8, l535.-ly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-14

FVWE suhscribers wish TO purchase
D 10000 BUSHELS OF WVIs6a1aAg3EEIg
for winch they will pay the highest mar
ket price in Cash. or will grind on the
usual terms. and deliver the Flour in
Georgetown at Twenty five cents per
Barrel Farmers having wheat will find
il for their interest TO give us a call before
selling. SFARBUCK s. FORMAN.
Mouth Of OpequoD. Sept. -. 1888 SIN