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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-30

THg HERMITAGE.-The Warren Star o
Saturday last contains q letter from cor
respondent, who is travelling in the West
dated the 23d ult., from which we extrac,
the following interesting account of a re-
cent visit Of the writer to the Hermitage,
while sojourning at Nashville:
81 visited the HERMITAGE, which i. ten
miles out of town, up the Cumberland.
The venerable aud good old Ex-President
who had been fur several weeks confined
with his old complaint, rode into town the
day that l rode out, so that was deprived
of the pleasure Of seeing him mt his own
house, where his poliieness tn oil who visit
him, is proverbiaI. His adopted son, An
drew jackson, Jr. received us politely, ai
the gate-showed us in, and treated US
with the kiudest attentions during our visit.
He conducted us into the garden, where
gathered some flowers, which ] have since
pressed and preserved, and where we saw
the Generals fnmily monument. Two
marble slabs lie side by side, upon the base
of the monument, over which is erected n
kind of dome, fifteen feet high, and support
ed by pillars Of marble. Beneath one ol
The slabs, lie the ashes of Lady Jackson
whose smiable qualities are handsomely ex.
pressed upon the stone. Several be""''iu'
willows Jroop over The sacred remains o,
the departed, aud It was with fee''rgs o'
dsrp reverence that mnje bold tn cut one
of the branches that touched the tomb
stone. That branch. ses,ly wound into
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-30

Discovery OF THE NORTH WEST Pas
sAGE.-The expedition of the Hudson Bay
Company has solved the great problem Of
two centuries, by discovering passage
from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean, a.
round the borlhern extremity of the Amer
lean continent. The London Morning
Chronicle of the 10Th of April contains
narrative of the expedition, an abstract o.
which we subjoin from the Boston Pat
irot:
"This discovery was made by two gen.
tlemen, Messrs. Dease and Simpson, at the
head of party Of twelve men fitted out
from Lake Winnipeg. by Mr. Simpson, the
resident Governor of The Hudson Bay Com
pany. They started from Fort Chipeway-
an immediately after the opening Of navi-
CATION in June last, and descended the
Slave river At the western end Of Great
Slave Lake, they were detained several
days by ice. Descending Mackenzie's
river they arrived at Fort Norman, July 1.
Still descending the Mackenzie they reach
ed Fort Good Hope, the most northerIy es-
tablishment of the Company, July a. On
The 9th they reached the ocean by the most
westerly mouth of the Mackenzie lat 66 40.
lon. LOG SO. They continued their course
westerly along the coast, overcoming ma
ny obstacles, and reached Franklin's Re-
turn Reef, the limit Of discovery on the
23d.
They continued their course westward,
passed ColvelIe's river two miles broad at
its mouth, Gany river, one mile wide, and
a large s,ream, which they called Smiths
river. On the 9Th they reached a point
which they named Cape George Simpson,
in compliment to the Governor of the Com
pany's territories. After four days effort
they found it imprac,csble TO proceed far
iher with their hoats. This is in LAT. IL O3
lon. l54 70. Mr.. Thomas Simpson, with
five men, undertook to complete the rest OF
the journey on foot, Mr.. Desse, and the
other five men, remaining in charge OF the
boats. Thence with their arms, amun'-
,ions. pemican, and a small oiled canvass
canoe. for crossing rivers, they proceeded
.,d .;,b the assistance, obtained on the
wnv. from party of Esqueuax OF ono OF
,b,ir domisks, or skin canoes, reached
Po;p, barrow, Aug. 4. From thus point
,brv discovered the ocean, extending away
q. IN. .ousbward, 80 far clear Of ice that
A. Simpson would not have hesitated, if
svch had been his object, tn prosecute tn.
voyage to Cooks Inlet. in his skin canoe.
Point Barrow was found to be in lat II %
Ion. I56 20. On their reiur. ,h-. reached
the o,ou,h Of the Mackenzi. Aug. ", ard
Fort Norm~n. Sep. {.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-30

FRENCH SnIP ALExANpRE.-No more
facts have been made public, in relation
to the detention of this chip and her Off
GERS, by the French Vice Consul. The
Captain and part Of the crew are still in
confinement. We understand that appli-
cation was made last week, at Providence,
to Judge Pitman, Of the U. s. District
Court, to grant a writ of Habeas Corpus,
to bring the Capsain and crew before him
for examination, but that lie refused ia
grant it, as the case was in proper course
Of investigation.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-30

FUND TO AID THE SUFFERERS BY THE CHARLESTON
FRE.--We learn from the New York papers, thai
the committee appointed 10 receive donations, fol
the sufferers by the late FIRE at Charleston have col
lected and remited 81 900. This sum, together
with the amount given by the board ofbrokers, and
private donations, not included swell the whole tc
about $4,000.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-30

The Hon. Levi Woodbury., Secretary Of
the Treasury has been appointed Chief
Justice Of the Superior Court of the State
of New Hampshire, to supply the vacancy
occnsioned by the death Of the late Judge
Richardson.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-30

The Charleston Courier of the 2Ist inst
states, that the Banks of that city have re-
solved 10 propose to the Convention of s.
Carolina and Georgia Banks. to fix upon
the lst ofNovember as the day for resump-
ton of specie payments.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-30

THE KEEPER of the New York Bridewell, from
which Rector, the murderer, escaped recently, IS
now charged with being bribed to permit his es-
esape. Rector is reported to have had $1,000
round his body when he made off, No clue to his
Whereabouts" has been as yet discovered.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-30

SANDWICH IsLAsDEns-A concert is advertised
at Portland by four Sandwich Islanders, in their
native language They came to Portland in the
whale ship Science
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-30

The Prince lie Joinville, attended by Sc,
eral French officers, arrived ia Washing
ton on Thursday afternoon.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-30

IN New YORK Cry, there are one hundred anc
ninety miles of streets and avenues opened, and
sixty-nne miles more are ordered to be opened
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-30

A package containing $50 900 in bank notes and
drafts, about to be sent by brokers in Philadelphia
TO theii correspondents in New Yolk, was stolen
from the mail Pilot line Office in Philadelphia on
Thursday
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-30

O. The new steamboat, JOHN w. RICH
MoND, we are informed, will commence her
regular trips to New York on Thursday of next
week.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-30
Death of Commodore IVoolsey.-Tl

Death of Commodore Woolsey.-The
New York Gazette says =" Commodore
Melanc,hon T. Woolsey, Of the United
States Navy, died at Utica, on Saturday
morning l9'h inst. of the dropsy. This
gallant officer was about sixty years of age,
and his loss will he severely felt by all who
had the pleasure to know him personally,
aud especially by those in the service Of
which he was so distinguished an ornament.
Ie has seen rs much hard service as any
officer in our Navy, and has always dis
charged his duties with equal honor to him
self and his country"
Rior.-A great degree Of excitement was got up.
on Thursday last in Boston, in consequence of a
meeting 10 be held on ,ha, evening, at Marlboro
Chapel for the discussion Of the question Of sboli
tion. The mayor Of the city took the precau,on
to provide an extra number Of peace officers, and
bad three companies of light infantry in readiness
for any emergency with real ball cartridges. Hap
PLY nothing occurred to render their employment
necessary.
Tus STEAM FRicArE.--The New York Evening
Pos, states, on the authority Of Captain w C. PET
y. U. S. ~. who went from New York TO Wash
iug,on in the U. S. steam frigaie-,hat she proved
herself IN all respects an cxoeIlen, scaboat, and
that she is in all respects admirably qualified for
the service for which she was cons,uctej.-har
Dor defence. He adds that she requires only a
sligh, alteration. to make her paddles revolve at
higher angle. 10 enable her TO encounter rough
SEES.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-30

Hon ARCHIBALD YELL, M. c. from Arkan,a
declines reelection.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-21

BAD.-There is "a most unwelcome re.
port abroad, nothing less than the late
Collector of this port, Sam'l Swartwout,
Esq. who is now in Europe, has left his ac-
count deficient some million and a quarter.
1t is undoubtedly true that Treasury
clerk is here from Washington, in conse-
Quence ofapparent difficulties in the Gus
tom House Books, and as things appear
there is q defalcation like that above sta
led. Mr.. Swartwout, we understand
claimed TO retain a considerable amount
IN his hands on account Of suits against
hun for over-paid duties and other unset
lied matters, but nothing like tho amount
now apparently minus,-N. ]. Ga=.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-21
DIED.

On Thursday evening last, in this place in the
18th year other age, Mrs SARAH HoLLAxp Ware
wife osiiarrison Waite Esq, and daus liter of the
late Doctor John Harrison,
The kind and amable disposition of this lady. her
many virtues. together with the suddennrss Of the
summons which terminated her valuable Iif. have
conspired TO render The bereavement peculiarly die
ressing 10 her family and friends A few short
weeks had only elapsed, since her father, full of
years and honors, had closed life Of great profess
ional usefulness and success In his death the &C.
cay oihature was only TO be mourncd, and his FAM
lily were left the comforting solace tina, he had de
voted long life 10 all kindness and affection 10 their
prospert, and happiness. His intere ng sghter
the subject OF this notice, occupied dfcrent pos
ton IN the relations oflfe. But a few days since
and she stood in the bloom of heath, with vigorous
constitution giving promise 10 her family OF a length
encd life Of much bliss as love and virtue can
confer. In moment as il were, the fondest homes
are blasted. and nothing is left but memory OF
her virtuous and lovely character, which i'll long
be green and fresh in the angushed hearts Of those
who were dearest and dearest TO her.
She had sevral years since been admitted 10 the
full communion Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
since which much Of her time has been devoted 10
works OF christian charity. Her mind retained its
vigor TO the last. giving her view Of the fate that
awatcd-and she met her end W itb a devont forti
tude and calm triumph that disarmcd death Of its
sting and the grave Of its victory,
On Saturday night last, CAHTAnIxE YOUNG,
daughter of MIR Adam Young Of this town in the
thirteenth year of her age,
On Tuesday tie 18th inst. Mrs. SUSAN HFL-
sTAYFER, in the 37th yFnr of her age, wife Of Nj.
John Heferstay, of tins town
On Saturday night lust AiERsEr daughter O.
Mrs Durham, in the 5th year of her age,
On Sunday night last, child of Mr. james Day,
of this town
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-21

Commodore Elliot, offgure-head mem.
ory' presented 10 the city oil Philadelphia
the ancient sarcophqgas, which he obtain
ed IN Syria, Some of the non. admirers
OF the Commodore, maintain, that if he
had given his own shirt, he would have
sun presented the sark-of-a-goose.-Al6
Advertiser.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-21

IHE NEXT CoNGREss. the
members of Congress from the extreme
points ofthe Union, have begun TO take
up her line olnarch for Washington.-
Mr.. Bell vnd lNr. Shields ofthe Tennessee
delegation, left Nashville the Sd inst.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-21
Peters, PITS.

IffshE unparalleled s.putaiion whseh Peters Pill
have arqassed a. y Medical Restorative il III.
Arrest ua9aestonahc prooi that can he given Of hei
lmnense smpcrssace 10 the afflicted in alsncs, ever,
class OF Diseases. The aumher OF letters rere,,.d
'em Patients recovered through their means, - re-
ally pFodigons. and the complaints shey have cured
A A,., almost as varied IS they numerous. Ba,
sui there are some 10 which they are more ~.pe
eialiy beneficial than ia-o,her.: aud ameny ,hrs.
may be named the too often fatal cpm.isin,s ~ ~.
.'emsch and bowels, such Ckosic Flaisiaiios and
~. tor which they not oay certain
IL Is we'll known tia. from the d,.arranrr men, ~
The ssomsch aud bowels, arise zine tcn,hs of III The
malad'rs Of aduh and deciiaieg l that I'M, i IN.
,e'sdssfon 81 fas'sfncr spassoslse paths. iaatgss
nea loss ef eP0sfsfs, dre. snd that thase Il. ,ha,,
turn give birth 10 Dsoesy. Lirer Com pia;at. 1,en
sanpfsaa and hobafaai istrasss If stlrss ,hsr.tnr
Peters' Puts being 'hr very best medicine whtri
mas ever been Uncovered fof the iacsnl diseecs Of
hc iotesinsss are necessarily the sarcst tr, v,nta
hves OF those dre sisni aad also general d,serla,
when co,bi,ter mature iifr aud drag NO many mil.
lions 20 natimeiy graves.
ia srs skins thu. DR.. Peters srrogstc. notlinr to
hiinseii that has not bvea conceded b, the public
Tie Is no needy qasck or unkaowa sleruIator. who
comes before the world n has own herald aad u,,
ness but u placed IN responsibility ~ situation n,
w raWoess" Nhirh he has vnioSsd for years, aud
which Is increasing 10 extent rnpsecssfrnt.d -
the ansnis OF nesc.ne. that makes him careful 10
assert nothing which Is not borne ont hy the mos,
'nfa'bc proof and hcHce no does not ar 10 b. mi
w 'ue tss ~ a1 tbthg which he has pTutx d rc..
pectinr his Pills.
DIR. Peters Is most harry to be able 10 state on
the authority q srs.fai REGULAR Physician. tha,
wherever his Vegetable Pills have been introduced
ihcy have almost superseded the adop,,on uf m.r.
cnras experiments for Their peculiar faculty in sw.e
,enipg the blood and s',maa,ag expel ali aox.
ons Juices, ard in giving strength and tom, 10 III,
asfs.s prevents disrasefrou scq,tiag that strength
winch must be 80, under. Il al all. by dung rou.
Prepared by JOS PRiEsTT.y PETERS, NJ D..
No l29 Liberty street New York Each h., ron
tsins 40 Pills. Price 80 cents
500 BE carsfsi and enquire for Peters Vegetable
Pills. They arr Cor sale By Gibson and Armstrong
komncy; Hriske. 4 Son Frsnktcrt Davis Ken.
nison, Springfield. v. L. Blue, do WIN Harmi.ou
Bath. q wynkoop s Go II,dsc.,ill., Sai,eI, 4
Co Hancock. James Higgins. J,hn r, cookus
Shepherds,owu. and at the Drug Store uf
VIM. DORSEY
Msr,inshurg. Nov. u 1893.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-21

. The proprIetors OF the Georgetown
Broom Factory have concluded to have
ground and bolted, the large quantity of
broom corn seed daily accumu latnp in
their factory. They think it will make
good food for animals
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-21
LAST NOTICE,

FEYHE undersigned take this occasion Of again
n giving notice 10 all persons indebted to the
late concern Of LAucK & STEPHEN, thar ii is in
dsTensibly necessary, thar all their accounts shall
bs Immediately closed. No further pnstponemeni
Of these settlements can be allowed. and in all ca
SEES where the money cannot be promptly paid II
will be expected that satisfactory assurances shall
be given of the payment within reasonable time.
One of the undersigned expects TO leave the
County for Richmond about the Goth OF December,
and all claims in regard TO which some satisfactory
arrangement is not made by that time, will be Pla-
ced ia due course law for collection.
CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER.
EDMUND PENDLEiON,
Nov. 81. T',nstees IF Lnuck d. Sffrhcp.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-21

THR WESTERN WarERs.-At WbreI
ing on the 4th inst. the river rose ten in
ches and was sill rising fast, and several
steamboats, were preparing to start. Ii
was still raining
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-21
SECOND SUPPLY!

I'cenfy .fre per cent Cheaper than ercr,
vuNHE -uhsctb rs has" just returned rom ihe
- eastern cities with splendid fash m ,e dn.
fahir and elegant assortment ct FALL g. WINTER
GUuUS, winch ,ur customer aud tle pupic a,e So
WED To call mud examine. We can Only say iha,
we have spared no pa'es 10 rneke a.
large add compirte - any ta the state. Ps, sons
who favour "a with Their custom and patronsge mn,
be assured u being accommodated an the be u terms
In those who have snppprisd gu, House BY The
friendly patronage. we reiurn srea,es, nekn, wi
edgements. and solicit conlinusnee flavor w.
invite onr fiehds and the public TO call and .xam,n.
It they want gids ~ reduced n-ices. and 10 see e.,
their own sai'sisction, us facts speak louder than
words. W. ..snnor. snd viii not enumeraie our
srte., hu, will -sy that stock IL very heavy and
must be disposed al IN snn,e way.
Oct.3l. A. ROBINSON & co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-21
TaiEOI'iRa e.

FEVHE undersgned. would rg IN, through the
4 medium Of the ptcss, ihfarr 'ho public that
he still continues carry r' above business,
formerly, where he viii endoavor 10 manufacture
garments aecordl g the
LATEST EASIEIDNSo
which he b.. Jns' received from New York. he
would MOI h,-Iasr 20 ssy that s work entrusted 70
mis- Gaze, shall be done and durable y
manner b. done elsewhere aud sbali not b.
pas. led by any. la tn, n'Gg his thanks 10 th'
pubic. for past svor-. he hopes by s,rict et'enti"
a. busines 10 receive more l,',e a .ppI OFT II m
"a. f.iliw citizens. JOHN HOKE
Martinsbufg Otober II, 1883
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-21
roE nov s1xAwEs.

VETE have just received ano,her supply OF Blan'
w ket Shsws OF later style than ever. We
would invite those Ladies who want 10 treat them
selves with something nice 10 call and examine
something new. a. ROBlNSON " %.
Nov. IA.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-21
Hats & Caps.

TuST received some very fne fashionable Hats
% and Caps. Of new and elegant style. Whos,-
er wants one Of those necessary appendsges TO his
wardrobe and SO essential 10 the outward GaIb, as
pretty and neat article. will please call and pro-
cure the ne plus ultra Of the arr.
Nov. IA, A. ROBINSON " ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-21
HOD SALE

A SODA APPARA1 U.s. embracing two foun-
"A tains, containing each Is gallons, copden-
.ng pump, ard generator, with sIl the other
smaller appendsges, making complete bud good
apparatus. Any one wishing to buy can now OBJ
tain a good bugain ss | VIII sell il very low.
Oct. II 1895. WM. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-21

HAA MEN g. BOYS SEAL CAPS. 100
AVV Far do. received and for sale by
Nov. T. A. ROBINSON & co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-21
Vaguabse Fssr,a Eor smic.

bWGsfN5se farm For Sale.
EpY virtue OF n died OF trnst from VIM. CampbrlI
KID aud his wife. To be uuders,ensd duly recorded
the ourty Court al Ba,k,l lev ~ III be sod on the
premises On saturday, III. st day OF Decembe, next
tle highest bidder, all ,hat farm or tract of Land
i,u"ied IN tbs County OF Berkeley adj nng he
Land. Of Sanm Chrnowilh Scn'r. and others, md
contain',s about
sgG AGliESo
being the sans La d desl.ed to The ssid william,
c.tnpheh dec ID.
The improvements sll OF the est order and
the qusliiy If The Lqnd sq,nl 80 nay fnru, in the
County. Terms Il ale Cab SAMUEL LEE.
October "a 1893 --1l I'rnsfse
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-21
HIGHLY IMPORTANTi
Caution 10 the Public, By Dir. VIM. Exams.
No LOO Chnihn,n ,Nireei Nan YnrE

Caution 10 the Public, by Er. VIM. Exams,
No. 100, Chatham Street. New York.
DISEASES, general and spec ai--t Care ne tn
bus''-Be,odre Of falling. DIR. VIM Evans.
No. 100, Chatham street New York, avails him
self Of the present occasion TO tender his mos, un
fcigned acknow Judgements the numerous en,bcrs
Of society, VINO Suffering under all the pains and
aches that heshs heir TOY have trusted themselves
10 his He has the satisfaction of know ing
from many living evidences, tha, his remedies hare
done their duty SO far lies acihin tie COMPASS IF
human means How distressing to the affl ct.d Is
Dyspepsia or Indigestion poisoning all the so"rces
Of their enjoymen' and lie aiding, in many instances
10 the miseries Of confirmed liypocondriasis Long
as |, has been the subject Of enquiry by medical an.
ihors. il remains IN much oh>cnrty. Apuplcxy, dis
eases Of The Liver. kidneys, Spleen. Stomach. and
intesiines, Bladder, &c, Dysentary, Diarrhea
cum mutrs aliis, perform important parts in dra-
ma Of morbid affections DR.. Evans has been Singh
larry successful III the treatment of The above dis
eases, b.; remedies drawn from bis own and the re
searches Of the most eminent medical men in the
world. He has also had vast experience and succ-
ess throughout the whole family Of delicate disca.
ses, the impure tendencies Of which are aggravated
by and rooted into the constitution through the base
conspiracies Of mercnrial murdcrers unprincibied
uncducatcd, aud nnpraciscd in any art save that of
attempting TO lead the credulous on the "road 20
ruin" DR. Evans office, No 100 Chatham ST.. N
Y is supplied with the caoiccsi remedies fPom
home and foreign markets, and compounded BIS "A
masters hand scientific principles All those
who come there in the hour Of need i'll go away re-
ioicng.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-21
.N0tice.

FENHE notes given at the sac Of Rober, Chr,sty
Il deed have become due sometime since
payment is expected without resort 70 suit.-All
persons having claims against said Ch,i.ty, will
present them without delay, properly authenticated
tor settlement. SEAMANS GARARD,
november 2l.-3w Err or.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-21
Groceries.

Groceries.
n WOULD respectfully announce. TO the rublic
Il that have connected GROCERIES with nv
business. and have just received and OPT ned hns
assortment Of
Brown Sugars. White g. Loaf do.
Molasses, Rice. Chocolate.
A superior quality Of TEAS,
Fine table Salt, Candies &. &c.
All Of which will be sold on liberal terms.
Oct. 81 fe3s wM. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-21
FALL & WINTER FASHIONS,

ard is prepared TO make e ,menls Tor those who
iavoF hib won ihe,r custom, according 10 the la
tosi and n,oss approved style rsrs"ls en,rustiog
lini wit tteir No fnsy resi- >-gHad bs be viii
tpate No pan. ~ hs cnasng"ts - peasc--and his
rhatges viii be- fund as moderate Hs ,hose If my
ashar shop IA this seston al comfy. Tbanhfu.
tor pas, tavors. he nope, by di and attention
10 SECURE 'Ipuance OF ttr -Haie.
MsrirnsbHg o it,,bar ~ 1898 &c
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-21
Surveying.

@E &c y 4"ss
4NHE subscriber having been appointed denu,y
Il Surveyor for the County OF Berkeley. and d,i
" qnalihed according to law, would respectfully
'nt'fn ms friends and the public that he viii
attend to all calls. whether cubic or n,;va,e
at the shortest notice, and upon very moderate
terms. JOHN L. kEARFOrT.
Novnmher Il --3v