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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12
TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
@ O R N 8

nE celebrated ALBION CORN PLAs.
TEX, affords instant relef. aud ate
-" u.he dissolves and draws the Corn Uui b.
me roots. without The least pain.
iiIc ATE.-"r To those afflicted with Cons
an an :neir feet do certify, that have used Ii.
poe' corn Plaster, with complete suc;sss-
De.o'e ! nad used one box, it completely cursd
maIs . an mad troubled me for many years
LET s Puoiic iof tine benefit Of tn1se aflic;sd
Flushing, l.. l. Feb. %. D. "a .lor.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12
AGRICULTURAL.

E0ery duty faithfully performed hath its
TeUdTd
The approach of winter always in
dnees the thoughtful, and careful and
Industrious farmer to look about him to
see that he Is prepared to meet so bolster
Gus and Indictment season ofthe wear
in the best possible manner. His win
dows. he. doors, and the roofs of his
building. are all examined, and IL Deces-
sary. made light and securs. His barn
and stables are looked to and put in good
order. His sheep. and hogs and poultry
have all comfortable. dry lodgings pre-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12
A CERTAIN CURE FOR TIE
ITCH.

Ao"EFER inveterste. in one hs;tr', asrg
- cation, and no danger from taEi,lg eSIi
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12
HUSBAND YOUR MANURE.-t Is the
stuff out of which grass grain are made.
ID.
LAWS OF VERMONT.

35.-An Act, authorizing the Treasurer to borrow
the sum therein mentioned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25

The LOUISIANA ELEcTIoN.-The
Louisiana Advertiser of July 18th,
says: Our State Senate consists of IL
members, chosen for four years, one
half going out every second year; on.
ly eight ofths body were to be cleo.
ted this year, and consequently the
change has not been so great as if all
of them had come before the people ;
as it is, however, we shall have ten
Wigs, sir Loco Focos, and one doubt.
.fM.
The House Of Representatives is
chosen Tor two years, and consists oil
30 members. The composition ofthis
body will be thirty-two Wings, sirtcen
Loco Focos, and one doubtful.
Such, then, is the result of TIE gene
raj election in Louisiana We have
carried the Governor, the entire Dele
CATION to Congress, and about third,
of both Houses Of The Legislature =
Louisiana stands proudly erect, and
only asks of her sister States, in their
approaching elections, to do as reU-
we neither hope nor expect them to do
better!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25

0tfQttttd In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law aud Chanerry for Berkeley County
July Rules. 1888.
Conrad Bil,nyrs aud John X. Wilson. pit6s.
ogainsf
Charles J. Faulkner, Samuel ID. Orfick, and
Davenport Orrich. dfts.
In CHANCERY.
HyHE defendants, Samuel d. Orricl
I and Davenport Orr;ck. not having
entered their appearance and given seen
ri,y. according TO tho act Of assembly and
the rules of this court, aud It appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are oui
Of this Commonwealth Il 10 ordered
that the said defendants do enter their
appearance 10 this suit on tho first day oil
the next tern, and answer the bill Of the
plaintiffs. and that a copy Of this order be
forthwith published IN any newspaper with
in this county. and continued for tws
months successively. and another cop,
thereof posted at the front door Of the
Court House OF the said county.
A Copy.-Teste.
JOHN STROTHER. @.
July IL. 1888 - Am
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25
BALTIMORE MARKET.
From the Patriot of july al,

FLouR.-- Howard Street remains uniform at
81 IRON w agons, and sales from Stores have
been made at 81 % TO 81 50, according TO quail
ity and the quantity taken. The receipts ior
the past week, has been very light, and the
transactions are coniaed principally to the re-
tai trade. A small lot Of -four made Of new
Frederic county Wheat was sold at s 62A cts.
Wheat The receipts Of the new crop ere
.ul in small parcels, but the quality, generally
speaking, very excellent The sales Of reds
have ranged though the week at . 80 10 8 |
u aud s | so cts. f, aud the sales Of white from
81 40 to 81 So cts. and occasionally higher
A contract has been made for parcel OF new
Virginia red, delivered on the 10Th of August
al 81 40 cts, and on the Goth Of August, at 81
30 cts.
CoRN.-The sales Of white have been pretty
steady throughout the week at IS and &c cents
Yellow, early in the week Al 66 and 81 cts, and
more recently at 81 and 6S cts, which last ratci
We now quote.
RYE.-We hear ef no sales.
OATS Dull TO day At rs cts.
WHIsKEy.-The market has been excessive
" dull, AID prices at the close of the week ar,
fraction lower than at the beginning Of it,
extent at 81 cts. and bbls. at 80 and half to 3;
cts. but to- day hhds. can be had at 80 and {
half cts, and bbls. at 81 and half and 80 aud
half cents. There is very little coming in by
Wagons; the few loads that have reached tn,
market have been taken by dealers, at 90 cents
exclusive Of the Dbl. The inspections Of III,
week comprise IL hhds. and 446 bbls. all recsi
edby Wagons.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25

fNhE undersigned, having entered into
D co partnership in the milling husi
ness. IN the name and under the firm Of
M'Cleary & Sopers, and leased the BED
lNGTON MILLS. the property OF Mai
Henry Bedinger, would say to the Far
mers. that they viii at all times pay The
highest price. IN cash, for Wheat, deliver
ed al the Mill, that the market below will
justify. and will give TO those who prefer
having their own Wheat ground, one
barrel Of superfine Flour for every three
hundred pounds Of merchantable Wheat.
the usual quantity Of stuff, and warrant
the Inspection. To those who prefer
having their Wheat ground separate, we
will give them all il makes. deduc ting the
toll. and deliver the Flour at Downs or
Starbuck g. Forman's Warehouse free Of
charge. The Mill is in complete order
for the manufacturing Of Flour. With a
determination to accommodate all those
WHO may deal with US, or favour US with
their custom. we feel confident none will
GO away Observation-Disclosures we ask
share of public patronage.
A w. M'CLEARY. :
THOMAS SOPERS.
Julv II ieaG IF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25
BARGAINS /! BAReAINs!!

EACTS speak louder than words
e which can be proved by calling al
our store. We are now receiving third
supply Of Summer GOODS which has been
bought at reduced prices and will be sold
for very little more than cost as our slock
OF Summer Goods is large
We are now opening Cloths, which
can be sold, and will be sold at half price
Cassimeres, Cassinetis. Silk and Mar.
settles Vestings, Bleached s. Brown Shir
t'ngs 81 cts. very best article Of blesc ID
Muslins. usually sold for 90 cents, now 10
and l2a, splendid stock of Caiicoes for
half price, Flax and Irish Linens, very
cheap, Rid London Drills. Perkins and
striped do. and the greatest variety oil
new articles for boys and mems wear sve,
seen. Just receiving and for sale BY
July IS, A. ROBINSON g. co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25
W.AlhWAJBIh HOUSE 81 LOT
FOR sale.

EbURSUANT TO decree Of the Cir
81 cult Superior Court Of raw and
Chaneery Of Frederick County Virginia
in cause therein depending. in which
Catharine PendIeton and others. PLAINTIFF,
and Jane Aldridge and others. defendants
The undersigned special Commissioners
will sell at public auction before the Globe
rovern in Martinsubrg, on Saturday The
18th day Of August next, that large and
valuable
DHlOTz HOUSE,
and the Land attached thereto. being
bout THREE acres. situate on Queen
Street 10 said town. late the property oil
Adam Aldridge decd
One third Of the purchase money will
be required on the day Of sale. and the
balance 10 two equal payments. at one
and two years. with interest. the purcha
ser giving bond with approved security
fer the deferred payments.
w. @ SINGLETON.
JAMES S. PENDLETON.
July 25, 1S3S-5w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25

TINE undersigned very respectfully beg
I leave to acqnaint the Farmers that
they have entered into Copsrinership 10
the Milling and Disabling business in the
name and under the firm Of J w. Young
and Co., and have leased for term o
years the well known Spring Mill. situated
10 Berkeley County, Va. and ahout hall
mile north of Harlans Big spring,
where they are prepared to pay the high
est price for Wheat, Rye, and Corn. de
I,vered at the Mill. and also TO msnufaq
ture for customers any Of The above men
toned kinds Of grain. or any other kind,
in a manner which they hatter themselves
will not fail TO please.
From their experience in those bran
ches and disposition to accommodate,
they feel sangu'ns that no one who may be
disposed 10 deal with them. Will have
cause for regret or dissatisfaction. They
ask a share Of public patronage
JOHN w YOUNG,
ISAAC ROGERS.
July 4. i6So.-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25


The following extract from Mr.
Prestons's speech in the Senate, W,
shall give without comment, fee line
convinced that the face ofhis argument.
will strike doep at the roots of corrup
ton.
go to the People-the people whose
money you have squandered, whose
commerce you have broken down
and ask them, in the constitutional
modes which they have prescibed, for
more money. If you desire to avoid
any thing but the appearance of ma
tional debt, advance boldly 10 the peo-
pie and ask for money. Send out your
tax collectors. Abandon this paltry
subterluge, and come up openly to y GU !
object, and with all your purposes a.
vowed and acted upon. Send the tax
collector with your demands for mo-
ney, Mr.. Pesident- | should be glad
10 see you send your tax-gatherers
through the country with THEN leath.
ern bags or green purses, demanding
to have them filled with hard money.
This would bring your theory to the
test. This would decide the question
as to what medium you should be paid
in. Demand gold Of the hard handed
farmer who has returned from market
with the proceeds of his produce, and
when he offers you what the policy OF
his state has placed him under the ne
cessity Of taking, tell him that you
sccrn dirty trash, that the precious me.
tai alone is for you. Hold this lam
gague to him and to his family, and
then, ysu can come back here with
your wild schemes do SO, and make the
most of them. should heartily re-
ioice to see your system for a short
time, brought practically into operation,
by a direct tax demanded from the peo-
pie in gold and silver. You disguise
and conceal the ultimate effect, by
throwing it upon a future time when
it will be mixed up with other matters,
in the confusion of which you find an
argument or make subterfuge defy,
] dare, the administration TO come out
frankly with their projects SO as to
submit them practically to the people. "
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25
I'll VEN. .sRREI.gy. ar

TANOT GOODS
EEE are now opening some very han
w some Goods to which we would re
specifically invite the attention OF The Ia
dies.
1Iattecni & Lasiring siiks
super figured poul do. Sole, do.
Brocade, do.
Fswn Gro. do. Maple do.
Plain silks Of all colours.
Super Black silk Hose, White s. colo
cotton do.
Hem stitch l.. c Hddfs., plain Linen
check do. from 81 to 500
Twisted silk Hdkfs. Rich GAUGE do.
Scarfs.
French worked Cspes at the low price
of four & five dolls.
French worked collars,
Tambour'd do
Bobbinetie do.
Bloc, Black, Pink and other cold Chi
nele cord.
Norsted Reticulcs,
Bead Bags,
Edging Insertions s. Footings.
Chintzes a new article,
London Purple Calicoes.
And great variety OF other articles.
BY A. ROBINSON s. co.
July Is, 1883.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

a SHE undersigned having purchased
\ the Mill property Of the late Joel
Ward deed on Mill Greek The Mill is
now in thorough repair, the subscriber
will pay the highest price in cash. for
Wheat. Rye. or Corn, or will give TO
those who prefer having their own wheat
ground. one Barrel Of superfne Flour and
thu usual quantity Of stuff. for every three
hundred lbs. understandable wheat, and
warrant Inspection, with determination
10 accommodate all those who may deal
with me. or favor me with their custom.
| feel confident none will 60 away dissat
isfed. therefore ask share of Public
Patronage.
GEORGE II, MCCLURE
Mill Creek Mills Berkeley county. Va.
July IS. lS3S.-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25

9HtcQtittd In the Circuit Superior Cour,
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley Coaaty.
July Rules, 1888
George Doll and Ca,harne his wife, ptiGs.
against
Richard McShsrry Ia his own right. and 81 Ad'
ministrator Of Anastasia McSherry decd. John
Piet and Susan his wife, Lawrence Byrns and
Mary his wife. Edward Nicholson aud Auasta.
STA his wife, Dennis l.. McSherry, JAMES Me.
Sherry. William McShsry, aud Cecilia Me-
Sherry, aud others, dds
IN CHANCERY.
~ he defendants Lawrence Byrne and
! Mary his wife. Edward Nicholson and
William Nc Sherry. no, having entered
their appearance and given security. &C
cording to the act Of assembly and the
rules OF this court. ard il appearing BY
satisfactory evidence that they are out Of
this Commonwealth: it 10 ordered, that
the said defendants do enter their sppea
rance TO this suit on the first day OF the
next term. and answer the bill Of the
plaintiffs. and that copy OF this order be
forthwith published in any newspaper
within this county, and continued for two
months saccessively. and another copy
thereof posted at the front door OF the
Court House Of the said county.
A Copy -Ieste,
JOHN STROTHER. c.
july II, 1888 -2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25
LORD BRouGHAM's Coon WIsHE

LORD BRoUGHAMs Coon WISHES
FOR THE UNITED STATEs.-'I know"
said his Lordship in the House of Lords
on tho I'd of February last, :" the good
sense which, generally speaking, pre-
walls among the people of America,
the sound policy which for the most
part guides the councils ofits Govern.
ment. Long may that policy contin-
ue! Long may that great Union last!
Its endurance is of paramount impor-
lance to the peace ofthe world, to the
best interests ofhumanity, to the gene
raj Improvement of mankind "-AIer.
Gar.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25
TABLE OF CONTENTS OF FARMERS
REGISTER, NO. 4, VOL. vi.

ORioIsAL COMMUNICATIONS. Remarks on
the soils and agriculture of Gloucester county
concluded }
Statement of successful farming Oh a small
scale, on Gloucester low. ground.
Tropical fibrous lesved plants
Analysis Of the Santee mari
Correction Of a mistake.
Crops on the Rivsnna.
Progress Of the manufacture Of proadrette in
the city of New York.
Remarks on, aud some objections to the essay
on " agricultural hobbies aud humbugs."
Reply TO the foregoing, and some other oSjec
tons.
Agricultural paper in Wisconsin.
On the sources Of malaria, or Of autumnal dig
eases in Virginia, aud the means vi remedy aud
prevention.
Remarks on Chinese treatise on silk cul-
ture.
Remarks on DR.. Clarke's weather table.
Eastern shore railroad.
Commercial convention OF Virginia.
Sheep grazing among growing corn.
State oil the wheat crop OF 1888.
Enata.
SELECTIONS. Extract from the proceeding
of the Planters Society Of Monticello, South
Carolina
Patent banking and ditching machine.
Manufacture Of beet. sugar.
Raising clever seed.
On the advantage Of using sub carbonate Of
soda in washing clothes.
Blue grass.
Best timber for pump logs.
Barley.
On the formation ofmould.
Disease among she'll FISH.
termination Of the acacia, or locust seed.
Sunfower culture.
Quality ofmiik.
Advantages Of peat ashes and coal ashes for
nanuring
Account of the introduction Of rice and tar into
the southern colonies.
A new water filter.
The raising of silk worms "a translatiou from
the Chinese.)
Observations on representations Of the wealth
err.
Subterranean travelling.
Geological origin and formation OF soil.
Roots versus hay.
Account current with pig
Extracts from the proceedings OF the CONNER
cal convention Of Virginia.
Jautfret's new manure.
Singular discovery Of the subterranean river.
OF the suckers on corn.
On feeding hoeses on pease, to save blades.
Pruning trees.
Breeding in and 10.
Summer pruning Of trees
Flint in wheat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25

Another very warm spell of weather
SO soon following after the last admon.
ishes us that great caution should now
every where, be used 10 preserve
health. The effects of the weather
are beginning to be seen in the number
OF deaths reported in the large cities,
especially among children. Attention
and perseverance, in town SO healthy
as ours, will do their good work, eflec-
tually.-Aler. Gas.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25

FARoUHAR MCRAE.-A letter from
Mr.. Robertson, Of Savannah, to the
Editor of the Courier and Enquirer,
communicates the name Of the noble
young man whose 'snterested gener-
osty induced him to give Judge Ro-
chester the means of safely reaching
the boat of MIR. Hibbard, mate of the
Pulaski, on the awful night of her de-
struction. His name was given to Mr..
Robertson by Judge Rochester. 1t
was Farquhnr McRae. Let j, be re-
membered by all, whose hearts appre-
clsts such deedsoflrus nobility. -Alr.
Gaz.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25
Mr. r. y UIK IL !,
N1emAat,
FROM BALTIMORE.

FROM BALTIMORE.
NIB ESPECTFULLY offers bis profess
81 & ionai services to the citizens Of Mar
,insburg and vicinity Persons having
decayed or unsound teeth will do well e
give him call, al his Office, one dooi
north Of Mr.. ID II. Conrad's and nearly
opposite Mrs. Liitle's school He intends
making Martinsburg his residence iof
some time and will be thankful for the pa
sronage OF its citizens.
Porcelain or Natural Teeth inserted,
from one TO whole sett.
May %, ta35.--tf
Ladies and families waited on al thelr
residence il requested.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25

0ttNtlltd ia The Cireui, Suprr,os ceur
q Law aad chanecry for Berkeley cvuasy
July Rules. 1883.
James Violet. p.F.
agcinst
Edward v. Ccyle and Johs 0'Fsannon. dls.
IN CHANCERY.
fHNHE defendant. john O'Rannon. no,
having entered his appearance and
g'vea security. according to the act Of as
sembiy and the rules Of this court. and il
appearing By satisfactory evidence tina,
he is out Of this Commonwealth Il is or
dered, tina, the said defendant do ente,
his appearance 10 this suit on the first
day Of the next term, answer the bid oil
the plaintiff. aud give security Cor perior
ming the decree. and tina, copy of ,his
order be forthwilh Published ia any news
paper within this county. and continued
for two months successfully, and another
copy thereof posted AZ the from, door OF
The Court House Of tho said county.
A Copy - restc.
JOHN STRoTHER. ..
July IL, 1888. am
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25

05trUtlttd Ia the circui, Superior cour,
OF Law and Chsaccry for Berkeley County
July Rules, 1888.
" lillian Psndieson. piT
George Orfiek, Nicholas Orrick, James Harlae
aud Mary biz wife. late Mary Orr,ok, Hartou
Campbcil and Margaret his wife, late Msga.
ret Orrick. Samuel D. orrick, and others,
dtn.
IN CHANCERY.
fRHE defendants. James Harlan aud
4 Mary his wife, Samuel ID. Osrick
Davenport, 0rrick. J, w Evans aud Sa
rah Ann his wife, Campbell Ouick. Dou
gal William 0riek, Charles Hamilton
Orrick, and Alexander Cromwell Orrick:
and John n. Lane, not having entered
their appearance and given security. &C.
cofding TO the act Of assembly and the
rules Of this court, and il appearing BY
satisfactory evidence that they are out Of
this Commonwealth |, is ordered, that
the said defendants do enter their sppea
rance 10 this suit on the first day OF the
next term, and answer ihe bill OF the
plaintiff, and that copy OF this order be
forthwith published in sny newspaper
within this county, ard continued Tor two
months Excessively. and another copy
thereof posted at the front door Of the
Court House Of tho said county.
A Copy.-Tsste.
JOHN sTRoTHER. ..
Julv II lS3a --Qm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25
Cloths 3 OloGIhsgg

Cloths 3 OI0GIhs9g
WE wish TO inform the puhlicthat wa
w have on hand very large stock Of
Cloths, whcih are Of every vaLiety Of COZ
ours & price
We think all those in want Of the arti
Gle will find it to their advantage to call
and examine our stock as we have a
much larger one on hand than we wish a,
this season Of the year. and will sell them
very low TO get rid of them. we have also
a good assortment of other goods on hand
which will he sold as low as they can be
bought in this section OF country.
WIN LONG s. son,
Juiy % 1888
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25
Stray HORSES.

q IRAfED from Brien's Ore Bank, II
~ Jefferson couaty 90 the night Of Fri,
day the 9th inst, three Horses. OF the fol
lowing Description 10 wit One largs
dun horse with black legs, name aasi tail
a black stripe on the back, and 8 or 9
years old; one bright bay. with black
'nane AID LEGS. and was about 6 years
old; The other was also bay. marked a,
above but was smaller and about 9 or II
years old. Five dollars, each, and al
reasonable expenses will be given Tor the
delivery OF the said horses to me al Brien'.
Ore Bank. or for securing them 80 tina,
get them again.
WILLIAM BROWN.
Iutr lS 1898. q,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25

YNHE subscriber has rented the Mil
1 belonging to Alex. Stephen adjoining
the town OF Martinsburg. which is as usu
al in the most complete order for manu-
featuring Flour. He will at all times give
the highes, price in cash for Wheat tina,
the markets below will justify, and vii!
give to those who may prefer having
their own "a heat ground. one barrel Of
supeifns Flour for every 500 pounds oil
merchantable Wheat, and stand the 10
.pection in Baltimore, Georgetown, OF
Alexandria. tie will also grind Corn
Rye, sc, JACOB SWARTZ.
June II. 1SSS-ff
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25
Notice.

A LII persons having claims agains
IN the estate Of Cafharine Hoffman
dec d., will bring them properly auibenii
cated for settlement, and those indebted
10 the said estate, will please call and pay
Immediately, AS no indulgence can or vii
be given.
HENRY J. SEIBERT. Ad'mr.
Of Catherine Hoffman deed
July II, 1888 -Sy
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25
800 REWARD

I'D ANYWAY on Monday the -
II 18th int. from the ssbseri. o.
ber's farm near Martinsburg. Ia
Berkeley County. Va. . Negro
Man named GEORGE. who Is ~
sometimes called George Coal,
the property Of Capt. Charles Boasnan..
from whom hired him. George 10 fine
locking. strsigb, made fellow. very black,
about ~ years Of age. s feet or 10 in
ches high. with foe set Of teeth, and
watery or leaky eyes.
l will. for Capt Bcarman. give the
above reward TO sny person who viii sp.
prehend said Negro srd secure him in
Jail, so that he gets him again, provided
he be taken in the State Of PennaylvsRj&
or Ohio, $50 il taken in Maryland. and
S2S iftaken in Virginia, besides payise
all reasonable expenses il brought homes
MATHEW RANSOM
July 4, 1888 1T
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25

The venerable Ezra Butler, af Yer.
mont, died at WATERBURY, on Thurs
pay last, in the 77ths year OF his age
lie enjoyed the respect end confidence
OF all who knew him. He was a long
time in public life as, Representative
in the Legislature and Congress and
as Governor of the State.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25

The Secretary ofthe Treasury ad.
vertises for sale the bonds ofthe Penn
sylvanIa Bank ofthe United States now
belonging to Government. This sale
is authorized by late act of Congress.
-Aler. Gag.