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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17

TO COUNTRY MERCIlANTS.--Thc sue
tess oil the effort to estab Ii direct t,ale between
Europe and our Southern commercial towns, nexl
10 a well digcsicd system oi Internal Improvement
as dependent upon the course OF the country mc,-
chants. llihry will not buy from southern inpor-
ling mcrchai.tS, ii is hardly worth Willie lof them to
imro,f at all When they once determine to confne,
at poss bic, lleif purchases Southern towns,
theu may look for prosperity in tins branch Of
national eu,ermize. The Enquirer makes the fol
lowing appeal to eounrry merchants:
I've invite YOU 10 1urn your attention to the
Wholesale Dealers IN this oily for ,our usual sup
tics Of Goods. OHc of tltsc stores is iifefally
crammcd trnn cellar Ia attic: AID tie merchants
assulc Us. that ihei, stock Nand amounts
10 at least $50 COO hid ia toi cash. and at lnwer
,iiccs han thcy LOW he purchased fol at the
Nortn Wv could naiue tls,cc olli.r Houses who
also in the im,nrng line, aud Ga,e stocks on
hard probably Ia the same OF ucJt@y The same Il.
mount--at.d olhet lclcllau>, who hive 6ue and
tensiye assoItncnts ot sale. Are not al! these arac
tons calculated To in,ne our coonus fneods to their
metropolis fer their Customary supplies =
WI list the merchants of he South are making a
spirited ay for HE recover, OF iheir Foreign trade
and are hoi i!ne Cuurmcrcal Conventions tui the
compi>lncui of tlcH oljrC'. vi hat means well
ada alto the purpose, a. Al encouragement Of onf
npor IN or lar lolcs.e dedltsi Bnt all that
@c dsh u ne '"u''I helcidp's Is, 10 eau ana NetJ"
MtmSclroS-nakc their own bmg gains consult ihelr
own Interests, and lay in th,it supplies, only up
on reasonable terms. Richmond never presented
wider ield for purchase, richer shelves from
which to select theIr stocks. 1t i, thus that they
would promote the interests, not only Of their own
State, aud OF thelr own metropolis, but Of their own
business Came, Mco. anil juIs,. t2r youcssiro--is
the practical MURINE we would draw rum this llasly
paragraph"
And the Richmond Wing, on the same subject
has the following paragraph:
"Our merchants, we learn have all purchased
largely in anticipation of heavy f,Il trade aud will
present market this fall, which, for plcnltude aud
'a'iey, has never been surpassed III Richmond, and
on terms Which must bar the nectssl, of Northern
purchases. TAR trial, tlicn, aud promise our
cenHtf. dealers IN advantas cous MARKET
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17
no .yCRES or L.IV'xD,

lying IN the county Of Amherst, being the same
LAND purchased by El,lnh Barnes from Nelson
Crawford and adjoining Vim. Ruckcr, Abraham
Carter and others.
ROBERT l.. COLEMAN, ID, S. for
John Coleman, tom'f oil the Court
Sept II wtds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17

4 lNS. PISTOLS, efc.--N few of each I.ond,
~ and Damascus, single and double barrel Fowl
ine and Deer Guns admitted by judges to be frs
rate IN all respects with largo supply Of single anp
double and few single aud sxharrelled sell cockin
Pistols, and an assortment Of Shot Belts, Wash.
Rods, Dog Calls aud Collars. Drinking Cups Fish.
my Lines, with aud without Hooks, Percussio1t
Caps, Primers, etc. For sale nj
Howell DAFIES'S
Sept. - fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17
N.ETTEH'N .Y.HTERxyES.
TO CUSTOMERS.

nNE otus having lately visited the Northern
- Markets. we ARE prepared To ofler on the first
approach OF the Fa season. heavy supply Of all
| articles necessary
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17

4 - The Board of Directors of the James River
X kanawha Company, convened in Lynchburs last
Tuesday, and drew hlther crowd of contractors
upwards CT 800 We have hcMd) There was, Of
course, considerable npettion for the work which
yet remains to be done, aud which, understand, was
contracted for OF terms deemed very reasonableby the
Comp1ny. The whole line, between this place aud
K Richmond, aud few miles additional above u.s. is
under contract, and it is suppo sed that the Ca
nal will be open for navigation in about twelve months
from this time. SO mote il be
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17

| These Goods were bought before Tire late great
advance in piiocs aud will be sold al n sniall pYoGt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17
DRAWS T0-NOHROW
= Capital Prizes Of $4,000!
FV'NEELENG LOTTERY,

En- TKA GLASS, 6, Ion Is3s.
10 be dfama al Richmond on Tuesday, The Ism 81
~" TIC dram,ae teW be received at hts oNce
Tn1ARnn M.c 2nM LnAL 80 a'cLack L. N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17
l. \ ID 70 Il SAL. II
EOK C.xNn.

pf NlRTl T. Of a decree oi the Circuit Super or
- Court OF Law and Chanocry, Cor the count, of
Amherst, pronounced NJ the September term, 1888,
IN the case of Gilbert vs.. Barnes's executor" the
undersigned, Commissioner, appointed by the said
Court, viii proceed 10 sell 10 til, highest bidder Tor
cash, on Tuesday the OH day Ut October next, on
the premises, II tar II MOI the next fair day thercat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17
ELECTIONS.

| MinoiS.--The ST. Louis Republican of the 3Oth
August states, that Carlin " b. is certainly cleo.
ted GereHaf-and that Stuart is elected 10 Congress
| But the Republican. of the next day. saws I'VE
learned yesterday by postscript on the WAY Bill.
from Vandalia. that news had been received BY the
editor OF the Free Press, stating that the Clerk of
Stevenson county had refused 10 give up the poll
books In this county Stuau's majority is reported
TO be l36. By that means Douglass may succeed"
(Fromhe Rochester Daily .ldrertiser.)
E" ILLINois.-Ihe second postscript of the Chica-
90 Democrat OF the 25lh ult seven hours later than
any thing before received says that II is certain
that Mr.. Douglass is elected by over 100 majority
We presume this will prove 10 betrue.'
permoat-rle following is from slip ofthe Al
bany Argus office OF Saturday:
"RurLASp. VI, Sept, 1883.
Sir-Olr election in the South part OF the State
has gone for the Wings by increased maiorities
But in the North part of the State our friends have
done noblv John Smith, Esq. OF ST. Adams, is c.
leeted to Congress over II. Allen by two or three
hundred majority. Gen. Isaac Fletcher of Lyndon
is also reelected by large majority. Although
our number in the House will be somewhat reduced
we feel fully compensated in the election of Mr.
Smith.
(.rrom The Boston Has IIhie)
I'VE subjon returns from ninety -four towns ofthe
votes FOR Governor, which show Wing gain of one
bundled and twenty eight Gov. tensions majority
last ycnrin the State 453l His majority this wear
will be not far from THOUSAND, There are l56
towns TO be heard fiom, among which are the heavy
Wing counties OF Rutland and ADDISON"
- The ". b. candidate for Congress Isaac
F!etcher) is re elected in the Montpelier district by
about five hundred majority. In The fourth district
there is believed to be no choice. In Chiltenden
county, the vote stands for Allen (Whig) l,553-
Briggs (Whig) 2l5-Smth u.oco Foco) I,d79-
Scattering 10. Franklin county will be nearly bal
anced and Lainolllc has given 800 majority for
Smith. These counties make up the district"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17
REVIEW
OF THE LTVCHHYRG .H.sRKET
Corrected by Richard Tyrec,

COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-12
n Lot OF Groasnd

in said town, late the property ofssd Tapscot and
formerly belonging to Valentine Ayle.
The improvements comprise large and commo-
dious WEATHER BOARDED DWELLING,
STABLE, all necessary out-houses besides all the
buildings necessary to carry on IANNERY and
BREWERY on large scale. HAVING been used ex-
tensively and successfulyfor these purposes A
constant stream of water runs through the lot, and
there IS within few yards Of the dwelling never
falling spring of pure limestone water To one who
would wish to engage in either of the branches of
business above alluded to, rare chance is offered
for speculation in the purchase ofthis property
Terms Of sale prescribed HE decree. One
fourth OF the purchase money in hand the balance
m three equal instan1ents of six, twelve and eigh-
te months from the day Of sale, The purchaser Civ
ing bond and security for the deferred payments and
the commissioners retaining the title as further secu-
rity until the whole is paid.
HENRY BERRY.
EDMUND 1. LEEJr.
December II, l333-td Commissioners.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-12
REVOLUTlON,-INSU THE
CAPITOL IN THE HANDS
OF NOR

The latter days of the republic have been render
ed somewhat remarkable by a growing tendency
the part Of the people to substitute passion and
prejudice Tor and reflection in their Judge
ment upon which involve the very existence
OF our republican institutions. Itwould neverthe-
less seem to us that the state Of things exis-
ting at Harrisburg, the capitol of Pennsylvania, is
of sufficient enormty to induce the most serious
alarm, net utter despair, in the hearts of all who
are satisfied with the present form of their Govern
ment and regard it as worthy to be sustained and
preserved.
1t is known TO most of our readers that two sets
OF delegates and two senators claiming seats in
the Pennsylvania Legislature which assembled on
Monday the LIST. inst At the organlz alton of each
house, some confusion was TO be anticipated. In
the house OF representatives the two parties chose
different speakers at the same time and qualified
their members at the same time. The Wing mem
bers adjourned 10 o'clock Tuesday--the Van
buren men to 10 o'clock. When the Wings APP
Peared and one of their members approached the
speakers desk for the purpose Of moving adj
tournament. he was seized by mob of lawless ruff
Mans brought to the eepi,o!ty The Van Buren, con-
testan;s, and thrust from the house. The signal OF
'amul' and violence being thus given, the mob
rushed IN breaking open the doors. and mutilating
the haH, threatening death TO such Of their oppo-
nehs as should resist and calling for the bloed of
some otthe most prominent The Wing members
were eyerPowered and forced from the house, and
many escaped through the windows. Justsuch a
scene took place in the organization of the Senate
VINO that regards these scenes, with the horror
''ieh they deserve, can fail TO recrl to the pro-
!4tlc declega,iaa &C.. R--,-- - . h,- :.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-12
Capital,
60 0o0 DonEM rs.
&s,HsEHH E.

y VI y Uu' 10 The Iss, q 1t or , T. aal 4 y
drawn nambeFs
la2 OF 90, to tho 9Th and 9Th OF saA and s,h
drawn numbers.
lSs Of 30, 20 the oh and l0th o. illh aud
l2th drawn numbers.
2i4 of 30. 10 The llsh ana Ia 4, -, IN.
l4th, OF iath aud I3sh. OF i2,h aad / .,h. ma.
1871 Of 20, TO any other Two drawn no,,b.,s
S1bSo OF TO- 10 any enc drawn ausnbrr
ipAote Tiekfts 10 ~ airss - quarter ~ i 50
Eights ,25.
For pRtxrs, arrly 70 CLARK, Museum Baal.
ding, Baltimore. Md As fA@A
December g.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-12
Land for Sale.

FT7HE undersigned will offer at public auction
n before the Court House door in Nlattinsburg
on Monday the 1Ith of January 1859, tract 81
Land belonging tothc estate Of Michael Rooney,
late deceased, containing about 6OOARCRES.
all OF whichis in fine state OF cultivation, The
improvements consist Of two good Dwelling Houses
first Barn, Stables and all other necessary and
convenient out buildings, and thrifty Orchard of
choice fruit. The land will be sold together or in
lots to suit purchasers The above nnds win be
shown at any time by ofthe undersigned.
TERMs.--One third Of the purchase money in
Band and the balance in two equal annual pay
ments. MICHAEL ROONEY.
HENRY J. SElBERT,
Dec. H. 1339.-4t. Executors.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-12
EscgirncntaI Orders.

A COURT of Enquiry Tor the lst Battalion,
IN Gsth Il gimen,, v. NJ, will he held al Capt.
Hedge. Isvefn IN Hedgesvilie on TIisrsday the
18th Of Deccruber ipsf. The Court oftlie I'd I'a-
,alIion win be held al VIM. Mnyhe~'s Tavern IL
Dsrkcsyille. on ffiday the f4lh. a hegiinentai
Court Of Enqoiiy, viii convene IN Msr;insbarg, III
The Globe Tavern, on Saturday flie 18th of Dccem-
Ser next, az % O'Clock NJ
r. v. SNODGRAss. COL
Nov. 2, 1888 1T 67h Reg. VI ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-12
Es'es4, groceries " fine 0ld
l. | q U O RS.

vASIiE subscriber has just received and offers 70,
II sale a
Loaf, Lump, and Brown Sugar
Rio, ! va, and St Domingo Cotfe, ss
New Orleans, and Porto Rico Moiasses,
H G,"a r"~ ',as fa l% r',ds |ItAs.
Perpef, AlsPice, Cloves, and Nutmcgs,
,round Pcrner. Starch. md Ginger,
Butter and Water Crackers,
Cheese, Chocolnte, aud Shot,
CHvendiSl and Common Tobacco, M
HAVANA Cigars, Thomas hes, do.
Cohinc ard Ameiican. onh"p
Jamaica sp'fifs. and Holland Gin,
New Esgland Rum. aad Rye hIskey.
l. s,. : M M'ra.;I ,ro m's snsso
Dry Lisbon. and Malaga
all OF which will be sold cheap. D.. w. BOYD.
Nav. Ia 1893. s 8 as
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-12
Negroes for Hire.

N ILL be hired on Wednesday the both inst.
w at the house of the subscriber in Darkes-
ville number of Negroes consisting of men, wo-
men, and boys. Those persons who hired the a.
bove slaves the present year, are desired 10 retur
them, clothed according to the stipulation Of their
bonds, as no clothing viii be received after the day
OF hireins They are also requested to be prepared
on that day, to lift their bonds
AMELIA EICHELBERGER.
December 10 l83S.-2w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-12
We re GOODS.
u. W. ROYD

~.
IA IS ias, finished openipg = heamifal ,,osA II
= n q MA ~. n 600 ID y con.
sis,ing ef
surr. and CANNON bloc hlass bseNn. olive
ialllia, mulberry, and Oxford nixca tloths.
super riblcd. plain cassinrres,
Saper, sol cmnmoa Cassnstis ~ ysfiau, color.
herses's Isipsvs. leans. and fas.lineA
Hose. point, Dutla and " htne, BhaArts.
Sd asd6-a Mrrinaes. assorted calors mad nm
Super I'D black French Bambosines. s
Green, blue, and crimson Marrcna, Bomhazr,,
tifcassians red. scssict. yellow & white Flannels
reicssham snd Pilot cloh.
Mrino, Tmbet, and Danke, shavls.
Super. black sih Veiyet. Satin faced, Merino,
Valsnc's, and S~sndewn Nesainga, sf
Merno, Ihbet, s,h, and Gauxe, Fancy Hand
sercaiefs,
Bandanna Pongee, ard spi,a field hk'f.
rrn-sian shawis, coton da, Linen Cumbsie
fid'hs., iiish Linen and Linen Napkias
Ru~sia, bird Eye. and Table Diapers,
Monsselaine DE lsines and Shaue,s,
Silks, hsde, fiosehees, Ribbons, neltlng. Brades
long and sbur, white Pic Nc th,ses, e.
Ladies sup. KID and Silk Gloves, Mems Buck.
skin 4 Beaver do Men a. Noiren's lind Berlin la.
Sup French, British, and American Callcocs and
Chinixes. ss ~ sss
Ribbed md plan. white and black Silk, Merina.
and Coiinn Hose aud Ia Hose.
"a sud Cd black Italian, and 4-i green and
Shits Grape Hat C,npr,
Table Coseis aud b,pwn Linen Table Clubs,
Swiss, Book, lackonel aud Cambria Muslins,
Jaekoae,, Thread, and Bobine,t Edgioss and
inseriug-,
Bobineit bobincu Qoillings, French work a Col
ers and capes, ses3aN@ s
Bi-rk SILK crava's and Stocks,
Green and hlark GAME veS,
Green BanAge, Bonsets, Umbrellas, Suspendcrs,
and bat'ons OF every variety, with general as
q QUEEN GLASS WARE, HARpsvA ARE PAINS
nffsfeFfs,a srATioSARY, &C. &C., all OF which
will be sold CHEAP,
Nf,vembef % 1338 s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-12
LAST NOTICE.

FHsHE undersigned take this occasion or again
M giving notice 10 al persons nds bted 10 the
late conccrn of LAuoK q STtPpKS thai ii is IN.
dispensi''y necessary. thstsii ,ieir accounts shat
o. Immediately cosed No further p.stponemen,
p these settlements can be allowed. and in all "a
'es where the none, tannot be promptly paid, u
"'l be expected that satisfactory assurances sbsi'
pc gwen ~ The payment within reasonable time.
Que Of the un,ylv. ..s.i exaccts 10 leaye h.,
County f's Richmond about lie .vt. u Decsmt.f
and all cams in regard 70 which some satisfscfot,
arrangement II not made BY thar time, will be pIe-
ced Ia due course Of law 70, coiec.i,n.
CHAS, JAS. FAULKNER.
Edmund rENDLE1ON,
NOV. n, Trustees IF Lauch q Sferles,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-12

gust received 3-4 rs "A and 5-4 brown
o. Sheetinga 7-3 "A and Sd fine Shir,ings, Coz
ton Osnabutg, Dfillings, Gassinetis, Bedtchtng-,
Cotton Flannes Of assorted coiors 70 and 4-4 In
digo Check, Colton Yarn, candewiek, Cotton
Bate Carp.., Chain SC. &c, for sale cheap BY
November 40, 1888. J. w, BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-12
MAN c.zFIEfL.
GRAND RALTIM0Rr InTTERY

DC s'drs many q y 100 SIu0, 500, $40. Ne g..
whole Tickets, s5---iialves, 81 ,s0-auartcrs s e5
eef' hea,es Tor regular package containing o5
whole tickets will be sent for S70--dn. Halves for
$50, and Quarters for $IT so
Persons, residing IN anypars Of ne r. Ssates
may depend on having then orders punctuaIly *.
eeuted ~ return mail the same as il personally pre-
sent All prize tickets, and good Bank Bills. "a.
ceiyed IN payment. For the Grand Prizes. appIy
or address your letters to + w. ROBINSON,
Baltimore, Nd
Duly authorized agentby the State OF Maryland
'o' 'ne SAFE o. tickets IA oil the Lotteries now
drawing in the States Of Piygsasa. MARYLAND. De3.
ateare, and he District Of Columbia. Comm.
n'cstons confidential. All letters travel perfectly
safe by mail.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-12
IN CHANCERY.

Virginia.-Iu the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery Tor Berkeley County. December
rules 1888. iaai
John Christy and others heirs at law Of Robert
Christy deceased, pit
against
Seamans Garard and David II. Conrad cxecrs Of the
last will and testament oil Robert Christy deceased
and trustees Of the same; and Samuel, Marshall
Sarah Anu, Elizabeth, Rachel, Ebenezer, and Mil
ton Christy, children Of Ebenezer Christy deccas.
cd. dts
a IN CIiANCERY.
THNHE defendants, Samuel Marshall, Sarah Ann,
n Elizabeth, Rachel, Ebenezer add Milton Chris
ty, not having entered their appearances and gwen
security according TO the act OF Assembly and the
rules OF this court and itappearing by satisfactory
evidence that they out of ibis Commonwealth, il
is ordered that the said defendants do enter their
appearance to this suit The FIRST day OF the next
term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that
cory Of this order be forthwith published in any
newspaper within this county, aud continued for
two months successfully, and another copy thereof
posted at the front door Of the Cour,House Of the
said county. sr 49, mss *. st srs
Copy,-Tesie. s.. b s.ss. .a.s{ tas.s
JOHN STROTHER. c.
December H. l338-2m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-12
tWSHabSe Y'OaUM Pr0pertu
BOB SALE

GO.S S2ALEO
N vi undersigned Commissioners, appointed by
"A decree of the Circuit Superior Court of NV
and Chancery of Berkeley County in suit therein
depending in which John b Martin and wife are
plaintiffs, and the widow and heirs of Baker Tap
scott dec d., and others, defendants will expose
to sale at public auction Monday tie Ith day of
February next (being Court day, before the Court
House door in Martinsbllrp
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-12
A SHOE MAKING BUSINESS, -


IN Wednesday, the Goth inst. ihe undersigned
W will attend at the Globe 1ayern, in Martins.
burg, for the purpose OF hiring fer the eusaing year.
The NEGROES belonging 10 the estate Of rhon,ns
Locke, decd. They consist Of FOUR MEN, all
If them good farm hands. one of HON has been ac
cnslomed TO work II a lanyard; TWO WOMEN
who ARE first rate house servants; and ONE GIRL
about ten years uf age. Bond with approved see,i-
rity will be required
STEPHEN II. SNODGRASS, Adaa'r.
rih ule miif anncnedef 1hos Locke dec d.
December5, 1898 NV.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-12
EARTIIENW ARE,

A LARGE assd general assortment ~ Esrthcn.
"a ware of tlagersiown nianufectory, such as
Crooks Of every siye, large Crtampos with covers,
large and small Dishes. ias' received End for saie
~ THOMAS C.@SMIIH. A
Novensbel 20. 1889.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-12
Eyafs n Cans.

GUST received very fine fashionable Hots
% md caPs. of acw ond elegant style. Whoev-
er wants of those necessary appendsges - his
wardrobe and 30 essential 80 The harvard Garb, as
pretty and neat arti,sle, will piaasc call snd pro-
cure The ~ Plns ss,ia a ti.aar
Nav. a, A. ROBINSON e. co q
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-12

VIrginia.-in the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chaneery for Berkeley County, Decem.
Der rules 1888
William Jack, ssFessx ss q Fstfs NH
against.
james Jack, George NJ Jack, Samuel J. Jack
and Sarah Jack, heirs at law Of Isaac Jack, deceas
cd. a 80 dffs :
IN CHANCERY.
ESHEdefendants, George N. Jack. and Samuel
Il j. Jack. not having entered their appear
snce and given security, according to the act of as
sembly and the rules ofths court AMI il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are out of this
Commonwealth it is ordered, that the sad defen.
d1ns do enter their appearance to this suit on The
hfss day OF the next term, and answer the bill Of
the plaintiff, and that copy of this order be forth.
with published in any newspaper within this coun-
ty. and continued for two months snccessively
and another copy thereof posted at the front door
ofthe Court House of the said county.
ACopy.--Teste.
JOHN STROTHER c.
December, II, 1888 --2m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-12

Do Dispatches received a, the War Department
in Washington, announce that the SeminoIes and
other Indians in Florida, had declined 10 come in
and conclude treaty Of peace and removal at the
time agreed upon, and that they had disappeared
among swamps and everg ladcs. The consequences
will be, we suppose, another termination Of this ap
parently interminabe Indian War
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-12
77777=7---7----7-77-7-7----------
u I E u .

AT Fredericksburg, en- the 9th ull R,oaAsp b.
mAuRY Esq in the 44th year Of his age, late Re-
gcster IN the Navy Department.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-12

a NE PERSON, or persons
u. Throughout Zoe =, States.
who may desire to Try these lgek,
either in ih~ Maryland Sfste hos
tories, OF IN antho,iAet i.1iss-
ties Of o,har States. sore -
which are drawn daily, tick>rs
from ! ! - Slt,. shares u propos-
ton, are respectfully requested
70 forward ,sasi. orders i.y nwil
spNs-Faid or nslwr~ase erlo.
<faa eesh ~ prize tsskcEs. which
Willie fhsrkfully rece.v, 4 snd
executed IN rctMn mail, with
'hr sanss psunapt asiesesiop, . Il
on personal sppl cation. and The
result given when q qo.n'ed. Inn
drawing. Adsi.es, CLARK. Mar
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-12
Servant Cor sale.

a FIRST rate farm hand, about % or "a wears
IA of age, will be disposed of on reasonable terms
to some CITIZEN ofthe county. Empire of the Prr-
ter.
December IL, l93S--3w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-12
05- Full returns from ihe Congres sional election
in Arkansas exhibit the following result.
For Cross (v. b. 6.77I.
Cummings (Whig) 4,21s,
maj. for Cross,

'H'J' '"f NIUsEt JOY.
Mr. Cross, we believe, some time since, declared
himself opposed to the sub Treasury scheme of the
Administration, and in favor Of peculiar system,
OF special Opposite. The Legislature Of Arkansas
is Van Buren, out and out