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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03

Warren l.. Jenkins is informed that his
communication did not reach us until few
days ago, having come via Prairie du Chen
Its publication now would not have the dcsi-
rcd effect, or We would give it place.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03

A FEW barrels fresh -Four, just received per
N Missouri Fulton, and for sale By
Sept. %. E. lockwood.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03

We acknowledge our Indebtedness 10 the
Hon. Geo. w. Jones, for his kindness and
attention in sending Us various public docu-
mcnts, for which he will please accept our
thanks.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03

CANADA.---Our latest dates from Canada,
contain nothing .; importance. The Patriot
force was on the decline, many leaving Navy
Island, and others throwing down their arms,
pleading for mercy and asking TO join the 10y
al forces. Several arrests have been made by
the Loyalists. Gen. Scott is ordered to the
frontier with force Of 1000 for its protection,
am, =, enforce strict neutrality between the
Government, OF IN; nz Tilted States and Grea..
Britain. We hope different feeling will be-
come prevalent among the Patriot forces, and
that they may not despair, but perscverc, and
their cause will ye, triumph.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03

The RrpuaL1cAs AND Cor. GENTRY THE
Republican of Wednesday contains the ac-
conn. of the recent disasters in Florida, and
with other painful intelligence, that Of the NOR
tai wounded and subsequent death Of Colonel
Gentry. What was our surprise, upon read
ing an article little below, in the same paper,
headed "Ano,her Florida Item," and com.
mendcd highly TO its readers by the Editor, TO
find in i. labored attempt to traduce the gal
liant soldier, whom it announced above, had
Just fallen in his country's service, an attempt
10 show that he connived at the obstruction Of
the horses Of his regiment, in order 10 defraud
the Government of the high prices at which
they were valued.
Thus, whilst proclaiming in one column the
deatl, Of man who voluntarily left the COM
forts and endearmen,s Of his home and family
to fight the battle Of tho nation. he is branded
in another with infamy, and charged with at
tempting to ilch public money! Is it possible
that humanity can be SO hcartlcss!-..that fede-
raj malIgnity can trespass on the honored grave
of the soldier, to plant thorns in the bosoms Of
his bereaved widow and friendsl But we beg
the indignant friends Of the deceased to remem-
Der that this is the spirit which has ever char
actesized that party. The pages Of our hsto-
Try TEEN with federal insults to the dead. They
have always rewarded the defenders of the
country with insults midst disasters, whilst
they have held it '.ireligious and immoral to
rejoice in their victories.' That fata! day to
tina sons Of the West, when 80 many heroes
perished on the River Raisin, was day OF tn
umph to federalism, and called forth its sneers
and snfeeling jests upon the monrners. This
revolving course then excited the universal
scorn Of the people Of tie West Is there
manly and generous nature among US now that
can witness it again without similar feelings!
missouri Argus.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03
Bellview, Jan. 90, 1899. 3l-3t
CORN MEAL.

4 FRESH supply of Corn Meal, kept cons.ant-
IA " OH hand ny MATTOX g. MARKLE.
Dec. 9th, 1897. 25-tf
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03

On motion Of Mr.. Jones, Of Wisconsin, the
committee were also instructed to inquire into
the exPediency Of providing for the loss ofhor-
SEES and other property pressed into the service
in the Sac war Of 1882.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
A LII persons interested, are hereby notified
"A that the undenighsd has bsen appointed Adj
mnistrator with the will annexed, Of tho estate Of
Matthew Cullen, decd. Persons HAVING claim.
against said estate, will presen, the same accord
ing 70 law, andsthoso indeb'aee. 10 the estate win
make payment 70 the s..uscsibsf without delay
M.OHAEL RILEY, Admir-,
With the will annexed.
Jan. "a, 1898, se-s,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03

The Board of Commissioners appointed last
winter to superinted the erection df the Public
Buildings at Madison, made their report to the
Legislative Assembly at its late session, from
which appears that the walls of the basement
story are finished except the two cross parti-
ton walls. which are partly built, and one hun
drcd and thirty feet of the water table. The
walls are one hundred and four feet long by
ffty-four feet wide, four feet thick below the
surface Of the ground, and three above it; the
walls are now completed eleven feet in height,
FIVE feet above the surface Of the ground, and
the corners Of the building. jambs Of the doors,
windows, stills, caps, and water table are of
hewn stone. The commissioners, instead Of
letting out the work on contract, as every one
had right to expect, have erected steam
mill, houses and barns, built bridges and boats,
purchased household, kitchen furniture, &c.
&c. expanding $7,636 43, S5.l6l CO ofwhich
was the cost Of the steam mill; and paid for
labor, materials, &c. on the capitol $40, $685.
SO, leaving balance of $2,9l9 80 out Of the
appropriation OF $4,000 by Congress.
The Commissioners assign as their reason
for this course that the bids offered for the
work were too high, but this, in our opinion,
is but lame justification. One Of the COM
mssioners was the original proprietor Of the
town, and we have no doubt but all arc inter-
ested in the place, and thought, as matter Of
course, the expenditure Of a large sum Of the
public money in the erection of houses, bridg-
es, &c. would give an increased value to lots
held by them.
Messrs. Mcknight and Foley, the minority
Of the Committee TO whom was referred the
Report of the Commissioners, in counter Re-
port, state that they are fully convinced from
the evidence before them, that they have not
complied with the acquisitions Of the law. and
close with the expression Of a belief that until
the Board Of Commissioners and Treasurer
shall render satisfactory evidence that they
have made judicious application Of the remain
der of the appropriation after dednc,ing the a
mount actually expended on the Capitol, it is
inexpedient to ask for any further appropria-
ton.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03

1J-'The Rev. Mr.. Kent will preach at the
Methodist Church tomorrow.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03

The Territorial Gazette, Of the Goth inst.
contains an extract of letter from gentle
man in Washington, which says, that ftom
his conversations with the Postmaster Gener.
al, satisfies him that before six months pass
over, we shall have regular Steam Boat
Mail between 81. Louis and this place, and
perhaps Prairie du Chen. This arrangement
through the summer, would enable US 10 re.
/, ccive news much sooner than we now get it,
and cost the Dops,....'ent but little additional
expense.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03
iship and kindness. now, sir, resign my seat
las representative in this Assembly.
Housr OF REPRESENTATIVES, w. TT

b 100
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. w. H..
Burlington, Jan. 18th, 1888.
To ISAAC LEFLER, Speaker Of the H. of Reps:
Sir---On yesterday afternoon, the House, in
my opinion, refused to assert its own dignity,
by permitting person. not a member. to in
terrupt a member in debate, and to pronounce
in an insolent and boisterous tone, that what
he said, was '.false." cannot longer, with
respect due to myself, retain my seat as MEM
Der of this body under these circumstances.
and therefore do now resign my seat, and
request that you will communicate the same
TO the House of Representatives over which
you preside.
PATRICK QUIGLEY.
The scene alluded 10 by Mr.. Quigley, given
as reason for rcsigning, occurred while the
House was engaged in the case Of Mr.. Nc
Gregor. Mr.. Starr, counsel for Mr.. Wilson, in
his defence said some statements Of Mr.: Quig-
ley's were "false." He was arrested by or
der of the House, permitted to explain, and al.
lodged that he meant no sscontempt" His
explanation was deemed insufficient by many,
and a resolution introduced filming and ilnpri.
soning him, but substitute discharging him
was adopted by the House. A respect for the
dignity of the House, as we'll as the honor Of
its members, should make such insults severe
| " punishable, in our opinion.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03

Dr.. FRosr, Thompsonian practitioner, has
lately been tried in Philadelphia, and convict
ed Of manslaughter in the fourth degree. The
trial caused quite an excitement, and many
physicians were examined as witnesses, Of
both modes of practice. A post mortem ex.
animation was had of the body, and it appear
ed that death was caused by giving too large
quantities of lobelia.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03

settle Your Accounts, a
RElNG DESTROYS Of liq1dating nv accounts, a.
- pef'aiIy those Of more than one. years stand.
ing, rsfeby request all persons indebted, "a cali
W. make Il settlement; and thoso who have ac- Z
foants against me, arc likewise requested
il the same for settlement. II. II, GEAR !
Galeha, Jon. 6, 1888. 29-2m We
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03

:" we tsouso OF noPIeseh'sSves'
Mr.. 0PsAxea--1n consequence Of the dis
grscsfol scene which took place yesterday .
vsning on the 1oor Of this Homes scene cir.
u ny opinion. moro adapted 10 the Drawings
ola theatre, than to thst Of the deliberative Boz
dy over which you, sis, have the honor to pre-
side; IfoF one, sir, can no longer think of hold
inga seat withrespect to myseifnor with hon
o. 70 my constituents, in tho Assembly.
In sssdering 10 this House. through you, sir,
my resignation, permit me 10 assure those gen
slsmsn with whom it has been my good for
taae 70 cot, and 10 generally agree in opinion,
ofmy sincere esteem, and do return them my
sincsre thsnks for their kind support and friend
ship throughout this arduous session, but in
particular for their vote Of last night; and be-
i!isve ns, il shall b. among the proud recol-
lsetisas fmy lie, - ssmsnbr their friend.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03
KECANTATI..:::,,

MARY McDIERMOTT.
Du Bnqus, Jan. 81, 1898. $685.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-04-13


Mr.. CLAY rose Immediately after Mr..
Calhoun mad resumed his seat, and al.
dEssed The Senate as follows:
Iallsposilion, Mr.. President. under
which am laboring. would have pre-
yen.ed my attendance in the Senate to-
day upon any less interesting occasion
than that Of listening TO the promised re-
ply of the Senator from South Carolina,
lMr. Calhoun.l Having done so. re-
specially and atienliyely. | shall not ask
for two or three weeks TO prepare and di-
gest wha, I have TO say. Invuinerable TO
any attack from any quarer, sell.cased
and self-poised, | feel perfectly ready to
respond 10 such parts Of The speech Of the
hon .rable Senator as appear 10 require
auy noIice from me.
The Senator commenced by a COM
plain Of the ON ssIOns n my speech. |
presu ne he means ny speech as publish
ed.
There Mr.. Calhoun rose, and SAID that
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
Sevs Fail & Winter Goods.
CHEAPER TEAM EyrR;t

r. are now receiving a very largs
w and general assortment of seasoaa
ole goods comprising The greatest var,et,
ever offered in this market. Our s,ocl
consists. an part. of
oioths, Cassimeres and Sattinefs.
Velvet. Valencia. and Satin Yesf;acs.
Black ilalisn Lusirings. Poul de Sole.
1ro de Naples. Florences,
Modes aud Satias:
Chin'zes, fancy. black. & white prints
IRISH Linen. Cambrics Book, Swiss.
Jaekonet, and Null Musl,ns
Muslin Edgings Iasertings. and Laces
Needle worked Capes s. Collars:
English and Pongee H'dkfs:
Fancy Handkerchiefs and Shawls:
l.. w. Shirts and Drawers:
Satin, iappeta, game. & belt Ribbands;
Buck, Beaver, and Kid Gloves;
Silk, Cotton. and Worsied Hosiery.
Gilt. Lasting and Pearl Buttons;
French and English Meripo;
Mouslin de Lain,
Black and Italian Cravats,
White, Red and Green Flanuels:
Domestic Plaids and Checks;
Brown, and BIeached Sheeiings and
Shiriings. and brown Cotton Drilling
Sept IL. A. ROBINSON s. co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
TO TEss nNDllsS.
FksCY G00OS ANO EMRRolnEBIES

EE earnestly and respectfully invite
w the attention Of The Ladies. from
tue country sac town, generally. TO cal
ana see splendid assortment or Fancy
u'eus, ana Emorosderies. such as
French worked Capes,
a very large stock OF French worked
Ioliars from ga cts. TO 4. so, some new
and splendid patterns.
Thread Edgings and Laees
sorting. -
Splendid ass's. of Fancy Hdkfs. such AZ
Shslley Twisted SILK,
Aleriao, hg d. Tibet Damask s. Gauge.
shally scsrfs and Blond Gsuze Wells
Hack. white, pink. and blue chenille,
Worsted silk and Bead Bags.
fig'd. Bobb,nette. Bard Swiss and
Csmb'k MusIins
Plain Satonetie, aud Swiss do.
Cut silk velvet R,bbands,
Some splendid Ribbsnds s Beltinrs
Thread Fringe. aud French Floss.
3-4 A. ca and io-4 Merino
Shawls.
Hemsii,cbed Linen Camb'k and plain
Hdkfs.
very large and general asst. Of
French Chlnizes, London prints. some
thing worth looking at.
French Prints
A very large stock OF low priced Cali
Goes, Bleached muslins cold Cam bs. and
many other articles.
We are determined 10 make the above
our main business, have in consequence
thereof. laid in splendid and extensive
assortment OF Fancy Goods which have
been selected from the Latest arrivals-we
are able and willing TO sell at the very
lowest prices.
A. ROBINSON. & CO.
Sept. 10. 1883.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
EXAMINATION.

a n Examination Of the subscriber
IA School will take place on Thursday
the 20th Instant. Parents, Trustees, and
others. feeling an intere ST in the school,
are invited to attend I, is desired that
no children be present except those con
necied with the school.
Such of the patrons Of the school as
have not yet settled with the SUBSCRIBER
are respectfully solicited 10 do so on OF
before the day Of examination, as he pur
poses leaving this part of the country m.
mediately after.
j. G. STEPHENSON.
September IL. is3s,-2w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
LAND FOR SALE,

sY virtue Of decree Of the County
LIE Court OF Berkeley. in suit in Chan
Gerry, in which William Tate is plaintiff
ana the heirs Of Frances Woodward deed
are defendants. the undersigned Com
missioner will sell at public auction on
zoe premises. to the highest bidder. on
4hnrsddy The nh day Of October.
AZ ACRES OF RnGiN5D,
the property oil the said heirs.-the same
. situate IN Berkeley County. near the
ppeqnon creek. aud adjoining the lands
Of jehn Fearis.
Terms of Sale.-One third of the pur
chase money IN hand. and the balance in
two equal payments OF SIX and twelve
months GEORGE 1. BOLIZ.
September 10. 1883 st Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
BOATING

..s.S 60. THE undersigned an
80 -- nonnces 10 the M,lers and
Farmers OF Berkeley aud
jsiierson. that bis arrangements have now
been made for carving on the business Of
bOdIIsSG. 10 an extent. that will ena-
bic him TO facilitate the Transportation of
Property Of every description. either down
or up and with view 10 the further ae-
COMMUNICATION Of the public, be has deter
mined 10 carry FLoug from his landing 10
Oeorge'own. at the rate or 25 cents per
barrel. and other produce in the same pro-
portion.
gg-He viii az all times purchase, land
pay The cash. FLOUR. CORN, RYE,
OTIS. CLOFER SEED. e. ererg othev
descriptions n Produce usually carried to
the sea board for market. - and foi ali
which. he viii give the highest price.
WILLIAM SHORTT.
| Au--sf =. 1888 If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
C<ssEa for EE'lpHfy

VIE subscribers wish 10 purchase
"A 10000 BUSHELS or TYIEral ar
,or which they will pay the highest mar
ket price 10 Cash. or will grind on the
usual terms, and deliver The Flour in
Georgetown at Twenty five cents Der
Barrel Farmers having wheat will end
u Tor their interest 10 give US a call before
selling. STARBUCK & FORMAN.
Mouth Of Opequon, Sept. 10, IsSs-sm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
sr q TICE.

4, EsHE undersigned has leased 10 Mar
a tin Rousch, the Lands near Martins
burg, known as the Aldr,dge Lands, y
and has made i, The duty Of Mr.. kousch
10 protect said Lands from all depreda
tions = All persons will be prosecute
who shall be caught taking FIRE wood. OF
any other timber from said Lands, o,
passing through the same, either on horse
back or with Wagon
JAMES ) PENDLETON
August a., 1888 If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12

'HsHE undersigned will sell on Monday
the first day of the Superior Cour,
Tor this County. at public auction, varie
~ Of articles in the
fadromarf s. Gueensmare
i,ne-ihe amount of their old stock Of
Goods Sale TO take place at an early
hour 10 the day, at the store house Of
Isaac ). Lauck. The terms Of sale will
be. SIX months credit upon all sums above
Three dollars. Approved security will
in all cases be required
ISAAC S. LAUCK.
ALEX'R STEPHEN.
Msriinsburg, Sept. 10, 1888 -3w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
GUNSlGIzgElNG0

GTNSMIIzElElNG.o
'EHE Undersigned respectfully gives
l. notice that he stiIl continues the
Gunsmithing busines at his shop 10 Burke
street, few doors east Of BllImire's Ho
tel. where he IA ready to manufacture or
repair guns upon short notice aud reason
able terms.
Having heretofore suffered much loss
from trusting out small sums, he would
also give notice that hereafter the cash
will be required for all repairs done at his
shop, al the time the work is taken away.
Persons indebted 10 him for wofk-and
these are many, some OF several years
standlng-are requested 10 call and make
payment wlthou, delay.
DANIEL MARKER,
Sept. 5. 1sS5.-3t.
There are in my shop several guns be.
longing to different persons which have
repaired and kept on hand Tor several
years. and would thank the owners 90
call and pay for repairing them. and take
them away III they do not. I shall deem
II my duty 10 dispose Of them. in order.
to get my pay for repairs. and storage.
d. Nj.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
CLOTHS & CASSIMEREs.

EE r are now receiving very beauii.
w iul assortment OF London Cloths and
Cassimerss Of every variety and color, a
mong which may be found wool dyed
Black Cloth Of medium. super. and super
super qualities. Blue, Green, Brown,
Dahlia. Drab. and Mulberry ditto; Wool
dyed black, blue, striped and plain Cassi.
meres; Ribbed and Striped Cassime,es OF
the latest arrivals, among which the Vic.
toria Stripe. and the Greens Own, are OF
the most beautiful patterns.
CASSlNETI ) OF all colors and quail
ties, plain aud striped--a choice assert.
men', and very low.
Sept. IL. a. ROBINSON s. co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12

OF First-ratc Limestone Ian,

TO which about ONE HUNDRED more
can DC added. IL the purchaser desire i,
equal N strength and fertility oil soil 10 an,
70 the great Valley OF Virginia. Its fine.
" watrred, and well improved as TO build
'ngs. Sc, having upon i large and com
mod,o0s Brick
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
TABLE OF CONTENTS OF FARMERS
REGISTER, NO. 6. VOL. VI

AADLL Ox lONtEN Is OF FARMERS
REGISTER NO. 6. VOL. VI
0aIelsAI coMMUsroATIoSs-o the fire.
eaent failures Of the whea, crop.
Retarded action Of gypsum
The spring wheat humbug-and remarks
New plan for duraing delinquent subscribers
Maryland twin corn
Remarks on The foregoing letter
Advantage OF swaihing" wheat 10 reapiag
iss,esd Of " handing"
Selection Of seed.
Capcas.
On the great raft in Red River.
A first trial of silk culture.
Monthly commercial report.
SELECTIONS -0n piss buildings
Beaver Of North America
Mari Tor limestone) Of South Carolina.
CspoBs.
Ducks
Considerations upon the nature Of the veseta
bles that have covered the earth at different e.
pochs Of lis formation.
Sixth annual report Of the Portsmouth and Ro-
saoke railroad company.
Astonishing facts relative to former organic
world.
Remarks 90 the propagation Of the dahlia.
Flowers fruits, aud trees
Anti dry rot
Tenplemoyie agricultural school.
Hydrogen gas, 10 lead pipe used a, An aoue
duet
White washing trees.
Oil cake and bones exported from America.
Abuses OF hone manure.
Harvesting Of corn.
Agriculture in France.
A hint to cattle breeders.
Extended use OF machines for grain.
Notice Of the Chinese treatise on silk culture
Chinese opinions and practices in mulberry
culture
The silk culture in New Jersey.
The morus multieaulis.
Selections Of seeds
Common school libraries
How to form judgement, of the age of horse
BY his teeth.
To prevent dogs sucking eggs
Maturing In South Carolina
Marsh grass, marsh mud, aud leaf litter COW
pens
The greatest quantity of manure from given
means.
Flemish hnsbandry
Bone manure.
Pigeon roosts.
Ga manure.
English and American economy
The toad.
Tame rabbits.
Raise more poultry.
Advice 10 farmers.
The farmer.
Important experiment in planting corn
Cob meal and cob mills.
Management and diseases of hogs
Value Of manure.
Burdens excellent ointment.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12
Notice 10 Farmers.

VK>HE subscriber has rented The Mill
L belonging 10 Alex Stephen adjoining
the town OF Martinsbnrg. which is as usu
al 10 the most complete order Tor mann
featuring Flour He will at all times give
The highes, price in cash for Wheat thai,
the markets below will justify, and will
give 10 those who may prefer having
their own VI heat ground. one barrel OF
supeifine Flour Tor every 500 pounds OF
merchantable Wheat, ard stand the 10
speetion IN Baltimore. Georgetown. or
Aiexandris. HE will also grind Corn,
Rye, sc. JACOB SWARTZ.
June 81. ISSS.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-12

DLEACHED COTTON - Just recei
ED wing 1900 yds Long Cloth Bieached
Muslin for i2i cts. per yd. and fioer in
proportion.
A. ROBINSON s. CO.
September ~, 1888.