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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

Provisions are remarkably high in Texas
Hour selling at S33 per barrel, and
every thing else IN proportion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

MIR. RlVES.-A letter from Washing
ton says: "Mr. Rives il here, and will
take the earliest opportunity that presents
itself Of removing all doubt that may cx-
't IN the mind Of The most suspicious, in
reference 10 his attitude 10 the Govern
ment HO is thoroughly agains, the mes.
sage aud ag1instthc Administration.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

Ithas been shfewdly remarked BY some
one. that there are foar orders Of womsn;
the peacocts. wiih whom dress 70 al. the
csagbiss, with whom chatter i eli the
fwfi,i. Wi.h whom love - al and the
goraoise 5uds. above them oil
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

TnE LAST OF THE ChEnoErFs The
Nashville Banner states that the isst de-
tschmentsoi the Cherokee Indians passed
through that place on the ID instant
They were IN number about eighteen
hundred. u is appTebended that they
vii suffer intensely from the cold ere
they reach their new homes. particularly
if they prosecute their journey BY land
during The winter. II has been suggested
that they will probably pitch their icnls in
the neigbborhood Of the Ohio River and
y AT for spring.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
lsLm0mAs lsIw1t,Ewa

No. 6. Spears Whvf, BaHimorS,
GtoNTlNUEsl the COMMISSION Ru.
~ SIEESS, and deSctes pariieuisr stien-
ton 10 the sale Of
Flour, Grain, Civvnsesd Pork. Bacon. U1i,ksy.
and othr articles II Country Produe,.
The position which he occupies Is where the
Rail Road meets the Water. aud whsTe pT Oduce
can be shipped 10 any part OF the Globe - iihoui
the expense Of drsyage To such Of his cores
pondsuts a. desire Il. lie will from time 10 time
communicate the stale Of The market, aud hi.
views a. TO future prices.
Dee. 6, 1898 o..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
GENERAL INTEr.LsaENcE.

Nearly the whole OF the village of
Williamsburg, Kentucky. near Mays,illc,
Vas destroyed by fire on the 18th ul,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
RAN AWAY

RNR0M the subscriber. on Mouday the eClh
= ut. eolored man named JIM DA-
VIEWPOINT, belonging 10 IIsmiIis heirs
said servant Is 5 fec. 10 or I inches high, very
blsok, rather spare in faes-- has some What II
sn impeachment H. bis sPsech when spoken TO.
Five dollars Will be pad Tor has delivery, or if
put IN jail, 90 that get han sgsin.
ADAM MoLER.
Dee g. 1873 At
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

The Maryland Pcni,en,iary contained.
on the 10Th November, 35l prisoners
297 males, aud 81 females.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
.Nnfire.

WUsT received, o large 10. Of Hollow Ware,
- surh a. Pots, sknlsts, ac. which VIII be
ssld low. ESRON SILVER.
E.blsiown. Nov. %. tsa-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
w0TSTnf

FL GiLLEECE would respectfully inform
n n those knowing themselves indebted to
him. that il is very desirable that their accounts
should be settled up By tie clese Of this year.
December g. 1893 TT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

The individual named Wilson, who
killed several men in a recent encounter
In fazoo, Mississippi, was discharged from
custody alter an examination before a
mag'strate-no one appeared against him,
although attachments were sent after sew.
eral persons, that had taken part against
him IN the ARRAY. The circumstances
seemed TO have excused Wilson. He
vas assaulted on his own plantation by a
party Of armed men. endeavoring TO ex-
pei him from his home. and wrest from
him his property. In this extremity he
defended himself as every man should
DO. and in the combat two or three Of the
assallanis were slain.-.N. O. Pu!tiia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

SoUTH CARoLINA.-PATRIcK NoDLr.
Senator from Abbeviile, ard President OF
the Senate, was elected Governor Of South
Carolina on tic 9Th inst The vote stood
for Noble 96, Elmore 5S.
DIR. Thomas SMITH. OF Darlington, was
elected Lieut., Governor. by a majority Of
one vote over DIR. .. X. HESACON, oil
Marlborough.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
AIkEi.T -.
a COOP WIFE.-Sho lovss hex hcme,
believing "a It'll Milton, tL-t

a Coop WIFE.-Sho loves hex heae,
believing Will, Milton, tL-,
The wii", whcrv danger aEd dislonor lrIlr.,
safest and secniic,i as her husband stays.
Who guards her, % wi'h her TIC W0rs, ehi,lres."
The plaee Of women 10 eviae atty at the
fro side. IL u at homo YOU nus, sec
her 10 know what sLo is II IL less m ate
rial what shc is abroad but what aba !.
IN the family circle is all important 1,
Ii bad merchandise IN any department al
Trade 10 pay preu,iGm for other mea's
opinions. ia mairIInony. he who selects
wife for the applause or wonder Of Lis
neigLbors, IS in a fair way towards so!ne.-
TIC bankruptcy. Having got . VIE thess
Is but one rule-HosoR AND IovE uEn.
Seek 10 improve her understanding and
ner heart. Strive 10 nuke her more and
moro such u one as you can cordially ra-
sPeet. Shame on The brute IN raan shape,
"ho Car abront or voN, not % say gealest.
tho woman who has embarked with hiu,
Tor !'o, "ior bCttoT. tor worse" ond ahs.s
happiness, II severed from his smiles.
mus: be- unnatural and monsigous. la
iine. ain proud Of nolhing IN Amsiica
SO much Us our American wisss.
Tho New York Express says -" Ro-
biuson has got out capital cArlcaturs Of
an embrace IA England between Swsrt-
won't aud Pi.co. Swaitw out has got q
bag OF .5cO, 900, and Price Of eco coo.
Sam says 10 Bill
"W-iconc ,Lou prsg Of ,sonl'roas P.ies,
IT, ortc'e 90 rtmGauy iia1,
hogc you've gut % AaIi..slu.. ,l.cr,
S..,l - 10 u,of.,A st t.c N,,.'
| fs a
having brought d case Of srduetion before
a Vernon, Jury. and her charse,cr prog.
Ing TO DC none Of tho bea, their foreman
brought VA his verdict, ".tdgeeG before"
! S0ys IkrOat.-As hi. il Tie season
when many persors ais Afflicted vita
sore throat {, may be a.! aail s3ls 10 sons
o.. our readers 90 STATE thar, Tie daily uso
Il cold water. applied - tho mech. tss
been recommended a. a -e,ullty araisAt
ilis troublesome ailaent TLs oUy-inE
testimony on tins subject - tsasn lfens
one IT ,he letters u Stf Walter Scott. %
publ he'd in Locaharrs he.
when was SUBJECT lirls To sore
throat. / coed ms Ell 81 sb4, tendency
I BY ip2ns,ng ny ,hroa, breast aed shoyG.
!ers. every moraIag. ~siL 1As 81 Is "a.
'cT ! could get"
81,
l'''- ~ '''--N s'"sc"sh % e.
I 60 MAKE kaoNn iof hls tene.t Of iafsnsrs.
',''.s 7, ''''''. ~ Dan % '.-'Si's L'ss'
",'s'a = P.'." ga" "-is4' % -sess'
into tLr bot aisi, 81 aeaci .lIy yfsst.ssG,
80 ",' '.' "s 'A ."', "'s' Iii''ess
'.'Is =" Ha' N'' ''@ s''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
YDfa SAILS,


NATEbave a very excellent Close CAR
wv RAGE 10 good condition, with liar
ness complete which We Will dispose Of foi
good psper, upon accommodating terms.
John n. Lane 4 WEBB.
She pherdstown. Nos. p. ls3s.-tE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

The Richmond Wing states tina, Capt.
BEVERLY kENNoN is ordered 10 the com.
mand OF the Macedonian, to cruise on the
West India station. The Macedonian, it
will DO recollscted, was captured from
the British by Commodore Decatur, dur.
ing the last war. and has been almost
entirely rebuilt at the Gosport Navy Yard.
She Is a fine vessel. aud We are pleased
to see her under the charge OF SO gallant
and excellent an officer as Capt. Kennon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
PUBLIC BALL.

An NEW YEARS BALI. will be hsId a,
GA Nj: Samuel Gibson's Nstionsi Hotel.
harPetsferry. or the 3i,t instant Ticket. OF
sdm's'ion TO he had at the Bsr.
w. ). SMITH,
b. s. PINE,
n. GALLAHER,
q. YOUNG,
ISAAC FOUKE,
WILLIAM oRME,
Cs'"niiitss y .irang.meaL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

what !. synhHf The money fssd fs
liquor ISIS Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

NoyFL NrRpcr.--A young woman
having brought a case Of seduction before
a Vermont Jury. and her character pFog-
ing to DC none Of tho bea. their foreman
brought ia lis verdict. "tdgeeG before. /"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

Tho New York Express says" Ro-
binson has got out a capital cAI.eaturs Of
an embrace IA England between Swsst-
won't aud Puco. SwaitwoGt has got Q
Bag OF .5c0, 900. and Psice Of .2oO. COO.
Sam says 70 Bill
Welcome thou pe ar Of 'soni'rogs P.ics,
IT, Nrtc'. 81 lamuauy iali
hos you've guI "a Aaus.sau.. .l.ec,
S.a,l - .n u,ei.,A ST To r,-...'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

When ihs facetious r9ubssiiH HAR.
oJn had been married nS weeks be
qssuslled witb BIS lsdy-- Sly doN.
ssii he though am alaeysr. yOu sh.l
Gnd that am Just I sm dei,fnissd 70
diVi1e The house witb y0s hDssy zee
shall have ihe o0iside sod vii hass ibe
,nsie nov u TIA, - ngi Jasues. 20
not kBO~ what u"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

.IlSci Of Slsass Ia i-lt hue xss
but one steam yss.el ,n ths British sa'sn,
aow there afs COZ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

Fiewgs # p,si,,g "A iady who zee
listening Co ihe E.syfene Ar bsseoa,
oTaiofy. was - chained hat he sx.
claimed % friend 80 10 re.iesi eat.
lfaci - hyWtrs"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

Hlrpefs. ~. D.. d. II.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-28

EMIGRATION FROM EvcLANp.--An
account of all emigrants, who have
left London from 7th Nav, 1888 to 30th
December, 1887, to settle 10 the Brit.
ish~ colonies and in the United States,
says, that there were l4l5 ships, with
tonnage of636 1886 tons and %, 495
seamen employed, who carried ia.
1872 persons, of all ages and sexes,
and that OF this whole number only q.
379 came to the Canadas, and the
rest, 1885 came TO the United States.
In The last year only, the emigrants
from the por, of Liverpool were a.
045, of whom 2s,6l3, came to the IT,.
nited States 1904 TO the Canadas, and
the res, went to the Cape os Good Hope,
East and West Indies; South America
&c.-A2er. Gds.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-28

! only |, but two other gentlemen q
known character and standing, who
were never accused OF hostility to him
aud who might have overruled me by
their voices and influence, could not
reconcile that difference or prevent its
result. That history nov submit TO
you as | shall detail il, under the sol.
emn sanction of an oath, Id a commit.
tee OF Congress now investigating the
causes which led to Mr. Cilley's death.
Tho report OF tho committee viii
send TO you as soon as IT is made aud
printed. The statement supplies what
the joint statement of Mr.. jones and
myself omts, and that which il could
not contain, because he could not
vouch for what alone or others than
myself knew. And send this in nd.
vance OF the report Of the committee,
to arrest, in the midst of cxtraordiua.
~ excitement, that torrent of delema
nation which is now pouring from the
walls OF the wrath of those who would
delight 10 destroy my reputation and
usefulness as public servant. /
send il to suspend your judgment until
can be fully heard +; TO prevent you
from blnshing Cor me, until | am put
to shame by the truth; and To stay
your condemnation until | am fairly
convicted by credible evidence.
HENRY A. WISE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-28
NO TFCE.

ar some time ago notified all those in
H debted to me that it would be ne
cessary to call and settle their accounts.
But little heed has been taken of The no
tice. =,
again make the request that they will
call and pay their dues. hope every
one will see the necessity Of attending to
this request. without further notice.
Il is impossible for me TO pay my debts
unless | can collect those due TO me,
and if | can't collect without. will be
under the necessity of placing them 10
other hands for collection.
WILLIAM LONG.
January II. lSSS.-u
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-28
March Id, lS3S--3t
ENIR.HY.

fgsAKEN up by the subscriber. as an
b estray. on the 9th day of December
last, flea bitten grey mare, about four
teen hands high. blind in the right eye.
the left ear banging loose and dropping
shod before, and marked with gears. No
other marks or brand perceisable. She
is supposed to be about fifteen years old,
and was appraised at $50. The owner IS
requested to come prove property, pay
charges, and take her away.
JAMES TURNER.
March Ia. IS3S.-SW.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-28
SIX GENTS REWARD.

RANAWAY from the subscriber in
EE Darkesville on "Wednesday the 7th
inst. JOHN EDWARDS, an indented
apprentice. bound to me by order oil
Court TO learn the cooopering business. -
He took with him a bran new suit oil
clothes. All persons are forewarned
galnst harhoring or employing said APP
prentice. The above reward and no thanks
will be given for his apprehension.
JAMES STERRETT.
March ID, 1856"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-28
February I. lsSS.-2m

yirginia:-In the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for Berkeley County Feb
uary Rules, 1888 =,
Robert Small, admir- Of Abraham Marlatt, dec'd
pltf.
against
James Long and James Cunningham, dVs
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant JAS Long, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security,
according 10 act of assembly and the rules
Ofthis court, and it appearing by satlsfac-
tory evidence that he is out Of this Com
mOnwealth: it is ordered that the said de
leOdant do enter his appearance to this
suit on the first day Of the next term, an
sSer the bill of the plaintiff, and give Sc
Guilty Tor performing the decree and that
a copy Of this order be forthwith published
10 any newspaper within this county, and
continued for two months successfully
and another copy thereof posted at the
front OF the Court House Of the said
county.
A Copy.-Teste-
JOHN STROTHER, C.
Feb. lS33.-2m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-28
A GREAT Crow HuNr-About 5000

crows were killed by a company..of six.
teen men IN one day, at a crow hunt
in the neighborhood of Newtown, Ken
lucky. A Captain Conn, who pre-.
sented 3s7 scalps, is now sixty eight
years of age. A Kentucky paper
says, he has belonged to the military
defence OF the country, from the time
of Harman's campaign. down to the
taking of Brooks Army at the battle
of the Thames. He has probably
killed more Indians than any man Ii.
wing. "--Aier. Gaz.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-28

THE BAMBERs DIsCHARGED.-The
crowded to excess yesterday at an
early hour, with persons anxious to
hear the Recorders decision in the
case of the Bsmbers. Mr.. Blunt, in
behalf of the government of Great
Britain, expressed again his conviction
of the illegally Of the Statute law up
on which the Governor had acted, but
at the same time contended that sur.
renders had been formally made by
the executive in virtue of the same
law, in one instance of which, the par
ty so surrendered had been executed.
He, however thought it an unconstitu-
tional law, and blot apon our Statute
book that ought to be obiterated with
out delay. With regard to the pre-.
sent case, he said, whatever course
might be determined upon, he would
cheerfully submit to tine result.
Mr.. Morrill, read an extract Of a
letter from the Governor in which his
Excelency stated that he had trans
mitted to the Recorder all the docu-
ments in his possession in relation to
the matter, and that as he had been
informed that other papers had been
produced since the order for the sur
render ofthe prisoners have been gran
ted, exculpatory of their conduct, he
had revoked his order with a view
that the accused parties might, if set
at liberty at all, be acquitted upon the
merits of the case as it should appear
in view of all the documents before the
Recorder.
The Recorder said that the affida-
Wits submitted to him, clearly excu!pa-
ted the prisoners from the charge al
legged against them, and he had no
hesitation in discharging them immedi-
ately from custody. They were ac-
cordingly discharged forthwith, and
were received by an immense crowd
of their countrymen in the Park, with
the mos, joyous acclamations at their
safe delivery.--N. Y. Express.
TOTAL MISUNDERSTANDING a
newspaper three years; then cheating
tho Printer and running off.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-28
MIR. WISE'S ADDRESS TO HIS CoNSTI.
1UENTS.

was second to Mr.. Graves, in his
late duel with Mr.. Cilley. Its caias.
trophe has brought upon me much obi.
UNI and reproacb. Your Representa-.
tive is accountable to you for his per.
sonal, ms well as his political, conduct !;
for by il ise 10 worthy OF you, or you
are dishonored. owe you an cxpla-
nation, then, and make il most cheer.
fully, because know that you would
gladly receive my vindication.
Judge me, then you have the right.
For whatl Murder ? No. All the
false witnesses who pander for passion
or prejudice could not convince you
that am murderer. For dishonor
Worse than murderl The certificate
Of Mr.. Clley's second will assure you
that he took not the least exception to
my course. For participation in
duel then-lor that you should judge
me. That is my offence. admit
it and all | can dare ask is, that you
will judge me fairly, according to that
public sentiment which prevails among
yourselves.
Why act as second for another,
where there was no obligation to act ?
There was an obligation. never &C.
ted as second for friend but with
two motives: first, to be in a position
to reconcile his difference, if could
second, TO guard his honor and his
life, if could not. felt bound TO do
this for Il friend in this instance.
especially have been so situated as TO
compel me to admit this obligation ;
for as have often told you, my pro-
lection, in the discharge of my duties
to you here, has depended upon my
own trusty weapon and trusty friend,
upon whom have been daily liable to
call to discharge the same obligation
to me. Mr.. Graves is one upon whom
| would have called /; and | felt obli-
ged to do for him what ] would have
called on him to do for me.
But, though competent to guard his
honor and his life, was competent TO
reconcile his difference Ii is said
that | myself was hostile to his antag-
onist. IL SO, may have been incom.
petent. But solemnly deny that
was hostile TO Mr.. Cilley. God knows
whether did not feel far more sympa-
thy for him than many who pretend
to deplore his fate. There had been
a slight misunderstanding between us
in debate, which passed off with the
moment, and left not the trace of ami
mostly behind. True, there was new
or. before or after that occasion, any
intimacy between us, because we were
never acquainted but | was purely
and proudly conscious of no malice to-
wards that man, or never could have
consented to bear him a challenge
But, hostile to him or not, and though
hostility might have prompted to inciie
another to seek his llte-dark, and
deep, and deadly hate must that have
been l-yet--my conduct proves that
! earnestly endeavored to prevent the |
shedding OF his blood, by reconclling
his difference with my friend and the
history Of the tragedy proves that not
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-28

A "pleasure excursion" to Europe
is 10 sail from Baltimore of the LIST OF
May next, to occupy about nine months
time in lis completion. Passage $500.
The vessel will touch at the principal
and most remarkable ports in Europe,
and, likewise, many desirable points
on the Mediterranean, in ASIA aud AZ.
rica.--Nat. Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-28

DEFERRED ARTICLES.
THE FLORIDA WAR.

We beg leave to call the attention
OF the reader 10 the following article.
1t is an extract OF letter to the Sec
rotary of war, from Gen. Jesup--the
man who once intimaied, in letter to
the editor of the Washington Globe,
that he could bring the Florida war to
a speedy termination Tits management
were placed in his hands. For two
years, or Whereabouts, the operations OF
that war have been under his direction
and here is the result:
As solder, it is my duty, am a.
ware, not TO comment upon the policy
of the Government, but to carry it out
in accordance with my instructions.
| have endcavored faithfully to do so,
but the prospect DISCRIMINATING the war
in any reasonable time is any thing
but fattering. My decided opinion IS
that unless immediate emigration be "a
bandoned, the war will continue for
years to come, and at constantly &C.
cumulating expense. Is it not then
well worthy the serious consideration OF
an enlightened Government, whether,
even if the wilderness we are trayer.
sing could be inhabited by the white
man, (which is not the fact, the object
we are contendIng for would be worth
the cost | certainly do not think it
would; indeed, do not consider the
country south Of Chickasa Hatchee
worth the medicines we shall expend
in driving the Indians from it.
If | were permitted, and 1t is with
great diffidence | venture to make the
suggestion, would allow them to re-
main, and would assign them the coun.
try west oftae Cisslmmee, Okee, Cho-
bee, and Panai Okee, and east OF Pease
creek, south to the extreme Of Florida.
That would satisfy them; and they
might hold i: on the express condition
that they should forfeit their right to
it, if they should either commit depre-
datiuns upon the white inhabitants or
pass the boundaries assigned to them
without the written permission of the
military commander or agent.
By placing an agency and authori.
zing trading houses on Charlotte S
harbor, they could De soon concentra-
ted, and stationing competent militia
ry force there and at Tampa Bay,
they might be readily controlled, and
If necessary, removed from the coun.
try, should they become troublesome,
or fail to fulfil their engagements. /
respectfully recommend the measure
TO your consideration and that of the
President, as the only means Of termi-
mating, Immediately, most disastrous
war, and leaving the troops disposable
for other service. desire a decision
as soon as your convenience will per-
NIT, as, by the middle Of April, at far
thest, the troops must be Withdrawn
from all the posts in the interior to
preserye their lives
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-28

The Annual Session Of the Baltimore
Conference commenced on Wednes.
day the 14th inst. in the Caroline
street Church, on the East Baltimore
Station, in Baltimore.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-28
$40 REWARD!

4 , ANYWAY about the 9th or 10th OF
ES January, my negro woman Jane,
1t is supposed she is somewhere in the
neighborhood Of Bunkershil. A reward
Of ten Dollars will be given iftaken with.
N the county or Twenty Dollars if taken
out of the county, or lodged in the Jail Of
this county.
AMELIA EICHELBERGER.
Darkesville Berkeley Co.,
Feb. IA l63S.-tf.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-28
NOTICE..

EhURING my absence IN the city oil
FL y Richmond this winter Mr.. HARRI.
SON WAITE, in whose care | have leit
my papers, will give full information re-
laiive to any business entrusted to my
charge. He is also authorized TO receipt
for any monies due to me, or Tor any
claims committed to my management Tor
collection.
EDMUND PENpLEToE Esq. will transact
any business at court to which my cli-
ents may desire his attention.
CHAS. j. FAULKNER.
January 8, I63S.-u