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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02


The acquisitions Of The present ss.g >occa.
ct II I. sf
os ans ether peps.y either 2, The sale roS@
q properly disposed q Advances made e:.
NEW YORk TATTEk SALLs-The rsguls
,h sales Of Horses Carriages &c continue TO take place ss
y n y sale will Monday All Jane q
and A for bis sale
u%e e viii u,sre always be kept oPea
better make early appsaos SO as q ensure numbe on
For further particuars and term. ,rr,v q
''' OH S'' aS S'ss s, :.s.s:,
few more horses accom- modarsd Al livery as
zig per moan H., ana s best attention paid them The pro-
as gentlemen whag 's pu. horses livery will e1sins
ID EM OVAL. DITCHETT, tho propIe,or Of IN. c.
ebraied Spanish Specific Tor the Piles removed from
So cs wesa rss r no 30
by doctor Of this sy Tor recipe to make tie above msd
lions. which directions are on every bottle.
G. 6ara corner o. James and Oak streets. myaoim.
E0T xd HpA.TMsTE ORD; nr,s steam an;
leave .1 from Peek Sip, East Rivsr .A every sl,,
T Ts and sy ~ .,.
from Peekslp every Monday Wednesday and Friday af
F0RNEw LoNDoN-s,ages viii be in readiness at Lyme
to f9nysy pssengsrs ,o 70 Ns~ si locao"
For further Information inquire on board or Of s
NB. All persons are forbid trusting any q
steamboats, Cleopatra and Lexington m3oSme
CORPORATION SHlNPLASTEHS
JIG MORRISON e. SON.
Nos. 1876 and 1888 Greenwich St
between Fulton and yesey streets, New York,
IMPORTERS OF
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Woods Dysrs Fnler.
Bleachers', Paper Makers, Gunpowder Manuacturen',
Hattsr Calico Printers and Paaiers Articles Oils Win
dow Glass, and Glass Ware Patent Medicines Surgeons
Instruments, kc. for sale cheap
GROCERs' ARTICLES.
Tea Sponge, coarse and fine
Nutmegs SaPere
Carrawny Seeds
Indigo Snuff, Msccaboy
CASTLE Soap do Scotch
Gloves Stoughen's bitters
Cinnamon Sup. arb Soda
CAYENNE Pepper Black Lead
Pepper Sauce, Chalk
Poi and Pearl Ashes s,osrbridgc Fire Brick
Starch Corks
Rotten Stone Cassia Buds
Lquorice Ball Castor Oil in Bottles
Bath Brick Alcohol
Saleratus Cspperas
| Fig Blue EPSON Salts
| Powdered Ginger and Root Flour Supher
White Lead dry and in oil lux in bottles
Jamaica Ginger Luficer Ma ches
\ Alum Carb. Ammonia
| Oil Peppermint, and other Britt Luslre
Essential Oils Olive Oil in baskets
Isngass, Russia Soda for washing
OILS.
Winter strained Sperm Linseed
! Fall do do Neatsf0ot
| Summer do do Olive, sweet
Whale and refined Whale, Spirits Turpentinc, and
| FAMILY MEDICINES,
|
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02
VAUXHALL CARD EN-.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION

pleasure
astonishing power: For particulars, small bills
March, dedicated Capt Samuel W. Seey, the Tomp-
Garden will be brilliantly illuminated every evening (weah-
Refreshments OF all kinds in readiness Officers engaged
B. The Brass Band will perform in this Garden every
Evening this seas n. Sundays excepted.
=. Doors open at oclock-Performasces commence at
hall past y O'Clock, precisely. Jel
a MEXICAN Observation-Disclosures Of
"A Ann street-Astonishng Myseries.! Brilliant po
Puar Entertainments every evening" commencing at half past
MONS ADRIEN, Of the Great Magician so well known
In the United Sae bias The honor
and gentIemea OF New York vicinity that his first public
his Museum Monday Evensg May assh 1888, and viii
continue The same greatly dversying hem every evening
Mons Adren promises the public that may depend
upon him to obtain the same mereo applause with which his
Mons Ad,i;n Ia; the pleasure inform the public that
correct and fluent Interpreter ofise French language.
Tickets Of sdmssos 50 cents Persons desiring admission
HANINGTONIS DIOKAMiC TNsTITTTE,
- CITY saloon opposite 81 raups Church
ony, commencing on Monsy, 18th May. 'r '' week
ventriloquism by Mr. Nichols Yankee Eccentrieties by
| Mr.. Bassford will preside the Piano.
Mr. Nichols will the audience several exemplf-
cations Of veniogusm holding conversation with nanber
showing srkingly thus astonishing endowment
Dr. Valentine viii open his wallet Of whms, waggeres,
| comicaities, pecuiartes, droeries, nc.
TIE conclude with faithful and wildly brilliant
ton Of the awful Cenagraon ofthe Cry ofChareston, c.
The uId flame SURFING up to the Heavsnthe dense smske
the shrek Of the sufferers the shouting Of the multitude
with the hustle of The r~Roval of goods blowing Of
houses and working of various fire engines punges the audi
ence into state The most thrilling excitement and mpresses
| them with the belief that they the spot
Admission 10 the boxes, SO centsparquee % centsChl
/ dren with parents, half price,
Doors quarter past7 oclock-performance to
| mence at Is O'Clock, precisely. my2s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02

NiE REwARr.-.sTOLEN yesterday, from the
ID - Detroit Hotel % Barclsy ct invss'e green.
tigh, bodv cost collar srd cuffs nearly nrw Use,
pair brow ribbed psntaeons, quite new fawnnrosrrs
est Others requested he ire look cut sna pledge
they will he rdrenedby csinc at th~ above Hoe a.
dress y note ~ A. l. v. atthe srr jrt
(sAB,Nt T.MAs EWs WANT p-wsnted. two
- em.d cabinet MAKERS Apply Of i5s Amos street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02

ITO THE LApIEs-F.w.k W. y GILLEY have
il received during the past week lots of Dry Goods Of
styles and patterns openng this norsng $500
v,r,ls Dover and 500 yards of Mermack Csdoe nj
a o.e Sailing per yard have before been o
ed Al the price the city. Fine Lowell Long Cloths, full
ysrd wide. nj shiilrg. ~
MlIIINEHY gOUDs--A NEST splendid assortment Of
figured ria Preach ssns and dc maps asd great
viriety ef ribbons, grapes nc.
treat variety Of goods and every other article In
the dry goods line. .,-,.
ton will sold such terms rs cannot ia 70 snu
inc ana he ss,,.seJ =, 10 Az Grsrd st. jei.%
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02

THE ylCT0nIA HAIRCUTTlNGH 00mS
Il Fulton and Broadway, west sde.-CLlhEHU0h
has the conrecoH with his other
establishment where ladies and gentlemen will always find
hun home prepared and their hair In the
most prevailing style of fashion.
CLIREHUGH'S SYSTEM
ofcutng gentemens hair entirely orig has been adopt
ed by talented artists In London and Psrs and well
calculated cpsy the usurssce sad beauty af fine head
OF hair The de ga aud execution have b. deuominsed
scientific and whether for the pap the BAR the senate or
the It's classic and elegant adds digriy and
grace the whole contour VI Ia m husav The true phllo.
ssphy the hardrcsscrs ART 40 TO the hair that
while the fnest Tea be improved by "ihis most es
mated 81 natures g the plans countensnce may We mase
TO appear positively handsome THIS gin Clrehugf has Al
IN empent degree and acknowledged by thousands
chan ged counerance under of his touch
Entrsncr TO the rooms first door from Broadway
ie2lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02

The packet ships having detained the bags will
close the Exchange Reading Room this day.
The brig Helen Mara Pratt North April 2ah
from ST. Josepns, Fa bound Hsvrs. The H. M.
account of sickness board.
The PEARL BlackuaH, Cape de Verbs land Isle Of
Sal the 18th instantly Boston, reports Swedish brig from
New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02

Couposisieu Ornament Mandatory,
500 Broadway, New Y-rk
TT JOHN CALLER respectfully informs Architects and
Builders he continues furnish Of every de-
scrpton for interior 6sbng of bpdisxs the lowest
temS.
N a. Specimens We at the mandatory "a above.
Ornsurnts got unto sry des rs r'esms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02
HOLTDAYPREsENTs.
CARDS.
At l72 BROADWAY

p MRS. BIRD, Midwife and Fema- MUSICIAN. has re-
ne.ed 32a Bawery door above Beecker where
lses he accommodated with beard pleasant furnished
and the best OF attendance during
Ms Bird continues be consulted all diseases
To females. Advice RraliA mya. aps
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-30
TO the Ladies, .ggaiaf!

WEE would invite the attention OF the
w ladies again TO The largest and pre-,
tiest stock Of Fancy Goods they have ev
er seen in the county. Among our stock
will be found the following;
Beautiful Fig'd Black Silks.
Genuine French worked Collars. from
so cts up bought at a sacrifice
Swiss. Null. Jackonet, and Cambriek
Muslins
Plain. striped, Fig'd British and French
Cbintzes, Lawns. Challys, and Italians
Linen Canbrick HandkerchIeis
Silk Lisle, Blond Edgings;
Thread aud cotton Hose and hall Hose;
Outings and Footings.
Bonnet Ribbons, assorted. some very
handsome
Cambria Edgings and Insertions.
Scaris and Fancy Shawls. netc style;
Kid. Pic mic, Thread s. Cotton Gloves
Together with many other articles IN the
Fancy line, for sale by
May % A. ROBINSON & Co,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-30

Al the residence of her son-in law. the
Rev. Peyton Harrison, in Martinsbarg.
on Monday the 2s,h day Of May. in the
59th year Of her age, Mrs. ELIZABETH
CARR, the widow of the late Judge Dab
ney Carr.
Since the death OF her beloved husband
the friends of this excellent lady, have
heen aware that her most earnest desire
was 10 depart wish ardently and FIRE
quently expressed, but with an humble
resignation to the will Of her maker. She
ioresaw the event, while those, TO whom
she was so justly dear. clung to the hope
that she might live many years, and be
10 them blessing, and comfort, and a
guide; the cherished light of their ia nily
affairs, their best friend, their tender pa
rent. But COP has called her home, to
house not made with hands, eternal in
The heavens, and they bow to HIS will.
10 those who knew not Mrs. Carr, any
mention oil her many admirable traits OF
character, or history Of her virtues (even
by one who knew her as well as the wri
ter) would, perhaps, sound like other Gu.
logies OF the dead-as the amiahle hui
BIASED estimate OF partial affection. To
those who did know her, no record of her
excellencies-no out porting Of the full
heart--no portraiture, however vivid. oil
a character, beautiful in holiness; of q
heart. which welled forth all the tenderest
sympaihies for her fellow beings-of a
mind stored with useful knowledge. and
well balanced by experience-9a tast'
refined and elegant-of conduct ana
sense Of pr0priety. becoming a Virginia
malron-of charity which vaunted not
oil piety which wavered not ito these
and they are many-no such record i
needed no attempt to record them, woult
70 them, be satisfactory
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-30

! When Judge Carr was about TO die
be expressed a wish that she might stans
at bis beds foot so that bis last look nigh
rest on her face. She WAS able TO grat'i,
! her dying husband his last look was
smile of affection directed TO ber: thai
parting look seems ever since TO have lin.
gered in her view, and beckoned her 10
the grave I: and her last wish. was, that
her remains should be laid beside his, IN
The burial ground a, Newfoundland this
wish. sacred TO her chlldren,) has been
complied with
There is some embarrassment in spea
king the mere truth in regard TO such
persons as Mrs Carr was. because The
world at large, cannot appreciate their
value, cannot know. how much disinteres-
tedness. calm courage, patient virtue, and
humble piety, are to be found in the lives
OF excellent women. They are humble,
retiring, conscienscious. and self-sacriii
cling they live for others, and spend time
and health, and feeling. on duties the
most sryiug-bnt unknown. save to those
on whom their labors Of love are bestow-
ed To the mass of mankind. the sue
cessfuI because the selfsh,) politician !;
the bold soldier who rises, on bis pyramid
of dead mems bones aud even the fash
ionable scribbler OF flimsy ictions live in
the worlds eye, and bask 10 the sunshine
of the worlds applause while, in very
truth. the hidden merits of the virtuous
matron, If truly estimated, would throw
all such in the shade. But her reward is
not in the worlds favor nor are the
fruits OF such life to be seen in the glare
of public notoriety. They are known
when " her children and grand children
arise up and call her blessed, her husband
also, and be praiseth her. "-THEY give
her of the fruits of her hands, and let her
otcn ,corks praise her in the Gates" G.
On Tuesday the a2d inst. Mrs. MAReA.
RET SMALL, widow Of the late James b.
Small, in the 5Sth year of her age.
In Philadelphia, on the 7th inst THoM
AS BRADFORD Esq. printer. in the oath
year of his age. He was successor to DR.
Fra nklip, and was the oldest printer and
Editor in the Union.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-30

TIE CHERoKEEs.-The members OF Congress
from the South were the other day thrown into
considerable excitement, by message from the
President, enclosing communication from the
Secretary of War to the Cherokee delegation
now in Washington, partly agreeing to postpone
the removal OF the Cherokees west Of the Mis-
si.sippi, for two years. This move in reference
10 these Indians, was not rehshed at all by the
Senators Of Georgia, Alabama. and Tennessee.
The time for the removal Of these Indians as
arrived, and the people Of the States in which
they reside. appear eager to be rid ofthem. The
President and Secretary, we suspect. have about
a, much business as they wish to attend TO, to
keep the Florida war jogging along, without en-
gaging in another Indian war while that IS on
their hands. After the Semiuoles are used up'
and sent to the west of the Mississippi, the Co
yerument can then attend to removing the Cher
ckees without interruption One at ume' anu
they will last the longer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-30
william Able.

A NNOUNCES to his friends and the
"a public generally that he has the Ma
chinery OF his Chair e. Cabinet Establish
aeat al this time. in full operation by horse
power, aud from the laciiities thereof, be
win be enabled to offer all articles IN bis
line to the public. at more reduced pr'ce
than they have hitherto been onerso 10
this section Of country. and finished 10 a
much more superior style.
e. TURNING OF every description
.,eb AZ Columns for Portlcoes. Mantle.
oieces. and Newell Posts, Bannisters, and
Angle Blocks, will be executed on the
most reasonable terms.
| April 10, 1S38.-if
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-30
MASONIC CELEBRATIONS.
.Ef Winchester.

TENHE anniversary OF ST. John the Bsp.
4 list will be celebrated by Hiram
Lodge. No al, Winchester, on Saturday
the 23d of June next. Sabbath being the
cath, the usual day of celebration An o.
ration will be delivered on the occasion
Particulars hereafter.
The members of the Woodstock, Smith
field. Charlestown, Harper's Ferry, Mar
linsburg. and other neighboring Lodges
together with all brethren in regular stan
ding, are cordially invited TO attend.
BY order Of the w. M
THOS. EDWARDS, Sec'ry.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-30
A FACT TO BE REMEMBERED.-

A FACT TO BE REMEMBERED.-li
cannot be too often repeated, nor too
strongly impressed upon the minds Of
the people, that during the space OF
THREE years, the present reckless
and extravagant administration have
expended the sum of ONE HUN
DRIED AND FIVE MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS, while during the last
FOUR years OF Mr.. Adams Admins
uation, the whole amount of the expen-
ditures were only FORTY. EIGHT
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.-Fred.
Uer
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-30
M AR RTE D,

On Thursday the 18th inst. at toe house
of Philip Murphy. by the Rev. Peyton
Harrison, Mr.. JAMES ROONEY 10 Miss RE-
BEccA ANN MURPHY.
On L thursday the Oath inst. by the
same. at the house of Mr. Thomas Flagg
Mr. JAMES BARNET to Mrs. JoIpAH MEN
CHM,
AT New Orleans. on the 10th inst. l.
A. BEsANcoN Esq Editor of the Matches
Free Trader. Miss, 10 Miss MARY CORA
VIA WOODRUFF, daughter of Judge {
Woodruff of the former city.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-30
.NEU. GOODS.
WILSON 5. DOLL have just fecel.

"ILSoN & DOLL have just recei.
w we'd and opened large and general
assortment OF fresh
STRING & SUMMER GOODS.
10 which they would respectfully invite
the attention OF dealers, as they are de-
,ermined to sell on such terms as cannot
fail TO please The stock consists in part
Of superiine Blue, Black. and Fancy col
cred Cloths 10 do do. Cassinieres,
London w eliings.
Marseilles and Satin Vestings,
Summer Cloths. Crspe Camhleis.
pan,aloon Siutfs, general assortment,
French Painted Cambrics.
Muslns aud Lawns
do. English & American Calicoes.
Black. Blue black 6 Fancy col'd Slks,
rhffeta, Gauge, and Belt Rlbbonds,
Plain anil Figured Swiss.
Book and NiulI Musl,ns,
Plaid 4 Striped swiss. Il Jackonet do.
Kid. Silk and Cotton Gloves,
silk sod Cotton Hosiery.
Brown French aud Isish Linens.
Porter Sheetings, Osnaburs & Bullaps,
Irish Linens, Diapers.
Fancy Ildkis. and shells.
Muslin u Bohbinei, Edges Il Inscrtlngs.
pittsburg Cord. Bed Ticking.
Beayerteen, Pis,d Damesuc.. Checks,
Bleaehed and Blown Domes.lcs,
Shi,,ings aud Shceiings.
Btowa Dnlliags. Osnabargs, SIC. &c.
Together Nth a general assortment
If Groceries, Hard, Glass, and Queens
Ware.
Anil i9 1898
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-30

EUST received very large stock o.
eB Cloths comprising the greatest varie
,y Of colofs and quality ever offered in
this market; such as Blue. Black, Brown
Invisible Green, Mulberry. Wool dyed
Bottle Green. Dshlla and Russtls Brown
Cloths, Csssimefes. Cassinetts. sc. Sc. all
of which were purchased at auction for
Cash only, and can be sold AT reduced
prices, Gentlemen who will do us the hon.
or Of looking at eur Cloth will see some
thing new and handsome.
A ROBINSON s CO.
MAY % 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-30
Hs4VTKaVsG.

EE1lLLIAM II. MATHEWS, would
w take this method Of announcing to
the people of Martnsburg and the Public
generally, that he continues to carry on
the above business al his old stand, hsv
ing always on hand quantity OF illustrate
material and having lately received from
Baltimore sett OF fashionable blocks
be is prepared to manufacture hats in the
most fashionable and durable manner
His stock will always consist of such as
are usually called for in this market, as
Black and White Russis. Black and White
Fur Hats Of different qualities. from the
low price of $3.50 and upwards lie
would return thanks TO those who have
favored him with their custom, and he
hopes by attention TO business, and de
sire TO please, 10 continue 10 receive
share Of the public patronage
A Boy will be taken to learn the above
business, about the age OF 10 or 10
May 10 1S3s.-N
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-30
.Eg.GFeT,z.s,SEsERG
WOOLLEN FACTORY.

FEyEIE subscribers would respectfully in
Il form their customers and the public
al large, that they have now on hand a
large quantity Of first rate goods, such as
CLOTHS, CARPETlEG, PLAID g PULLED LIN
SEYS, fLhNhELS, &C. &c.
which they will exchange for wool on &C
comodating terms; those from distance
who have wool for sale and are in want OF
goods of The above descriptions will find
il to their advantage 10 give u' call. and
we would inform such. that they can have
the goods TO take home with them, al the
time of delivering the wool, or al any o
Their time, TO suit their convenience. -
Country Cardng, as heretofore, will be
done upon short notice, and in the best
possible manner. For all country work
done by Us, Soap, and other county pro
duce, will be received in payment If deiiv
cred al the time Of taking the work, but
no credit can be given for work amour
I ting TO less sum than one Dollar unless
10 regular and punctual Customers.
WILCOX s. JOB.
Mav liz 1898
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-30
lvElgY GOODS.

EIURNS & SElBERf are now re-.
ED ceiyng and opening a large and
general supply Of
Spring 81 summer Goods,
comprising almost every article usually
kent in a retail store. They therefore
invite their friends and the public gene
rally. to examine their stock OF goods a.
thes feel confident that they will be able
10 sell them on as good terms as they can
he purchased in The valley.
AnriI IS. 1883
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-30

n<Ma. SECRETARY WOODBURY., says the
correspondeut of the National 1ntelligencer, has
been nominated by the Governor Of New Hamp-
shire. to the council, as the candidate TO fill the
vacancy on the bench of the Supreme Court, and
,bere is no doubt that the nomination will be
.aop,ed, and that he will acceptthe Office. The
arrangement is said to be, that Isaac Hill. be-
comes Postmaster General, and that Amos Ken
dali goes into the Treasur, Department.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-30
NG1ETrnlRo

a N annual meeting ofthe Overseers Of
IA ofthe poor. of Berkeley County will
be held at the Eagle tavern in Martins
burg on Monday the 4th day Of June next.
All persons having business with the hoard.
will attend on that day--tbe Sheriffs will
come prepared 10 settle the last years poor
rates.
s. GARARD Clerk.
Nav % 1888 -2w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-30
Agreat quantity Of Cheap Bargains
NcEE NEW GOODS!

A great quantity Of Cheap bargains
NcEE NEW GOODS!
EETE have again the pleasure TO an
w nounce TO the public, that We hsve
received and opened a new supply 81
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
that we can sell exceedingly low
We will not attempt 10 give The guam
tit, OF yards, &c. IL our stock, but will
merely remark that we hazard nothing IN
saving that we have rs large and as hand
SONS a stock as any in the county. which
will be sold as cheap too. II not hftse
cheaper.
We have on band large stock oil
Cloths, Cassimeres. Vestings. &c. TO
which we invite the attention of the Gen
,lemen, AS we can sell them very cheap
We have beautiful selection Of Cdlieoes,
Painted Muslias. Ldlcns. Chisis and Fan
Gu articles, also large stock of Hosiery,
80 which we would respectfully invite the
attention of the Ladies.
We suppose persons IN search Of oar
gains, will not he gulled by any thing
said or paper. therefore we invite them
ID call and see orr goods on our counter,
and il we don't sell them as cheap as they
can he had this side Of Baltimore, we will
not ask them to buy them.
Wan. LONG s. SON.
Mav q 1888
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-30

RESUMPTION Since the passage OF the ten
million Treasury Note Bill, it is rumored that
Z" the Government intends TO resume payments
at an early date. 1t has been exacting its dues
in specie, for many mouths. but is not yet able
to resume specie payments; it will, therefore,
commence paving its debts in shin plasters.-
The administration may exclaim with the poet
Blest paper credit who shall dare to sing
II clogs like lead, corruption's weary wing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-30
WI r. II. SUIR E !,
FROM BALTIMORE.
NenA5f.

( 3 ESPECTFULLY offers his profess
z g. ionsl services TO the citizens Of Mar
tinsburg aud vicinity Persons having
jecayed or unsound teeth will do we'll &c
give him a call. al bis office, one door
north Of MIR. ID H.. Conrsd's and nearly
opposite Mrs, Little's school He intends
making Martinsbnrg his residence for
some time and will be thankful for the IA
tronage Of its citizens.
May %, 1888 If