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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
EEtract Of a letter from DR.. Merritt, dated
Hdu q, 1887.

Inow predict that in few years FRLr win be
one Of the best Stations IN America. an sure
from tho appearance of felt's colts h.re aud in
Fog nnd, no horse can boast of a better 81 mole
promising progeny, They will be-, in my opinion,
very distinguished on the turf and under the saddle
yes. every where. The colts of the imported
horses winning all our stakes in the best posi-
bic style and manner. Dat Of ten in which
the imported horses colts have started, they have
won nine races; aud bat for the unkind running OF
colt, would have won the other race. Their
were twenty -nlne thirty subscribers TO the Pc,
ersbnrg stukes--of these there eight ar nine
by our horses-lhe rest tweoiy or upwards by
American Stations. The colts by COR horses run
LIST, 81, 3D., and 4tb 10 the ace, won at fou, heats
track very heavy. and time good each heat. II is
allowed by all parties TO be- the best made
the course. There we're twelve Subscribers 10
the other stale at New Market--four by our horses
and eight by natives, won at two heats by Major
Rdey's colt (by an imported horse) in I'm, 53s,
aud I'm, SOS. very easily. The colts by imported
horses, run in the large stakes at LawreneeMlle
$500 entrance, we're placed lsi, I'd, and Sd in the
fsce--thete we're as many or more natives than
colts by imported horses. Al BefeId they won
three slskes in frstrate time and style-repsatlng
IN two OF them 10 I'm, and 52s, and imported colts
contendipg for two Of the To one of these
stakes there were eight Subscribers, and only one
in Felt, one Of our aery best imported horses Bet
ter horse, in my humble opinion, than Luzborough
or Fylde. and see how their colts run
Ii will b. seen by the annexed terms. that DR..
Merritt's hberality to this country has permitted
Felt to make a season here much lower priced than
he did in country wheie be was justly favorits.
and had crowded season. He will stand this sea-
son, (which has commenced and viii end the first Of
Jnly,) at my stable, two and half miles east Of
Battetown, in Clarke County, Va, a. $50 the sea-
SON. be paid on or before the % day ofJuy next;
and $75 insurance. To be paid the mare
IS known to be with foal ;--pasting with The mare
irregular attendance at the stand, toreis the in
surance-and 6hy cents cash 10 the groom to be
sent with the mare. This ia fine grass country,
and PasturHge be furnished at fifty cents per
week but will not be accountable for accidents
or escapes. Gentlemen wishing their mares fed on
grain will give written directions to that effect, as
it viii be purchased and furnished at the neighbour
hood prices. By letter or conversation NTH me,
gentlemen ascertain upon whot conditions halt
bred and coarse mares can be attended to by Fsit
for $50 the season or $50 insurance.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
Rail Road Notice.

HNO John S. Miller, Isaiah Miller, Joseph g.
IL Vanhorn and Anna NJ. his wife, Elizabeth Mil
ler, Sarah Miller, Jeremiah Miller, George Miller
Samuel Harrison, William Harrison, Jane Roo
ney, Sarah Rooney, Michael Rooney, Hannah Roo
ney, Alexander Rooney Rhoda Rooney, Elizabeth
Rooney, Anna Sherrard, Sarah Sherrard, Mary
Sherrard, Anna II Sherrard, Emily Sherrard, John
Sherrard, John d. Grove and Elizabeth his wife,
Samuel Alexander. Ann Alexander, Robert Alex
ander, John Cross, Christopher Parkinson and Eli
Ia his wife, Charity Hall, - Langham, Ma
ry Langham, Jane Langham. NASSAU Rodgers,
Marian Rodgers. Mary Ann Rodgers, Henry Crom-
lee and Milinda his wife, Abijah Flora. Isaac Flora,
Rachel easier, Basil Athy and Margaret his wife,
Sarah War6e,d, Rachel Flora, Jacob Klen and
Nancy his wife, Archibald Flora, Deborah Flora
Susan Flora, Catharine Flora, Alexander n. Flora,
Philip Hartley and Ruth his wife, Thomas Talvin
and Deborah his wife. John kuoaels, James Wal
drou and Sarah his wife. and Waller McAtee,
TAKE NOTICE,
That the first day of the March term OF the
County Court, to be holden for the County of Nor
gan, Virginia, we shall, by our Attorney, apply to
SAID Court to appoint five discreet intelligent, dis
interested and impartial Freeholders to assess the
damages which will result 10 your land by opening
through it, The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road.
lHE BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAIL ROAD
February 20. l839.--d COMPANY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
BALTIMORE, ND.

hULf authorized Agent of the State Of Msrv.
~ land Tor the sale of tickets in ell Lotieris. mn.
der the management of Messrs. d. s. Gregory &
Co.
he early announcement of the following most
brilliant Schemes Of Lotteries to he drawn in m.
months OF MARCH and APRIL, 1889. will &C.
ford 1ne opportunity to ALL PERsoxs throughout
the UNITED STATES disposed to try their fortune
OF sending an order in time for any one of the hand
some prizes herewith
All the tickets will undoubtedly be sold. in the
Magnificent Schemes for the 10th March and Goth
Apnl-therefore would earnestly invite ali to
send their orders early spossibe-those sche,nes
IN particular scorthy of all attention. All or
ders must be addressed to
L. w. ROBINSON,
baltimore Nd
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
BRILLL9.N r. SCHEME.

32,396 prizes amounting to 81 2l7,2I6.
Whole Tickets $20-Halyes $40 Quarters IS
Eighths S2i.
A Certificate of Package ofo6 Whole Tickets
IN the MAMMOTH SCHEME will be sent for $3.50
Packages OF Halves, Quarters, and E,ghths in pro-
portion.
Certifcates.-It will be observed that the price
ct Certificate ofa package Of Tickets is the diff
ference, only, between the of the Tickets and
the amount they must draw. For instance pack
age OF 20 Whole Tickets in the Great Mammoth
Lottery to be drawn tie 20lh of April-Capitai
Prize $50, 000.-costs $471; must draw seal
which leaves for the greatest possible amount of
loss $3.50 The same principle applies in all cases.
Where Certificates of single Tickets are ordered
the whole amount has to be paid. Certificates are
never sent unless expressly ordered.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
~ q Tf &, n

"A the term for which the subscribers have lea.
"A sed the Martinsburg Factory will expire on
the LIST OF April next, il is desired On ORDER 10 ef
tort an early settlement of the basiness) that those
indebted call and pay their accounts, on close them
by note.
We hope this notice will be attended TO- rs we
wish TO settle the business ourseipcs before we re-
move from this place. and NOT to leave the account.
IN the hands OF others for collection.
January l6, 1889. WILCOX & JOB.
N. B.-Wool and all kinds Of Grain will be ta-
ken in payment.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
ETtracts from authentic English Regis
ters, and other sonrces.

"EEET stated this year nfns times and van
seuen important races, lie ct which were Gold
Cups, and ran second IN the eighth race being be nj
by a head, and beating the winner three or four
times on other occo.ions. lie wun in ours and
stakes 81 600, and lost in all vi. raeng career
only four times--a most extraordinary and splen.
did performance, especially when II il consul. red
thai he frequently carried heavy extra weight"
The following strong evidence oi his high char.
acter is taken from the Sporting Msgazine Ter
1880 -" Having this year recruited hia stable
with Lord Noieestcf's FELr his Lordship has
been gallant winner--havtng with this horse car.
ried OIL bnth the great Tradcsman's Cnpa Vt Chca-
ter and Liverpool and cup Two elscw bore
wish he had ano'he, nag two in his stsblr like
Felt g That fett "a frst-rate one, will not.
fancy. be dcnicdby any ohe."--rp &C 2J6. "Ue
beat more hon 300 horses"
"FELT'S career %, The INF was so brilliant
in England, that il canaed his sire, Lapear y cnpi-
al four mile horse To be brought from Ireland to
England whore he is now Of her best and ,.osf
popwfar stotiions the last seasan he had tw sniy.
four winning colts. that ftytwo races, and
among them was Ellis, pelhnps The best colt OF this
year, who won the great ST. Leeer, and many other
races Hangar IL now covering mares by sutscrip-
lion at about $l25, and making full seasons TOO.
Felt, is very like his sire in form. acion nd marks,
but is good hav while Langars a chesnur. Lam
gar Is descended from the same stock Ms Priam.
they being of half sisters. Fell row red N
1886 about hundred mares al SEQ the season.
and 800 10 insure; among them the celebrated
Ciara Fisher, LADY Lagrange, Gray Girl imported
Primnla. impotted Zilah, imported Schemcr, full
sister 10 OHIO, aud many other fine mares >"
A. /. b. MERRITT.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
HOUSEHOLD q KITCHEN
: Il u R NIYJ N II

Consisting Of Tables, Chars, Bed
steads and Bedding, l large copper Net.
ne, | IRON do, 4 Stoves and pipe, dc. dc.
1 aoiH also selling gro'cing crop Of Wheat,
Rye, DC, in the ground.
Ierms.-A credit Of six monihs will be allowed
on all sums Of S. and upwards, the purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved security, under that sum
the cash will be required.
Feb. 27, 1895 JACOB A. GROVE,
u Sale 10 commence early in the day.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
PRIVILEGES GRANTED.

ANY gentleman putting Ave mares ofhis own will
be entitled TO the fifth Cratic. A company ofgentle-
men putting six mares, end each one being scooun-
table for ALL will be emitted 70 thss;x,h mare grab
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
PNbFSC Safe.

FHNHE undersigned will expose to sale a, public
N auction, at his residence at the head OF DRY
run, II miles west Of Martinsburg Berkeley Co.
Va, on Monday tAe lstA day of MareA, hi. entire
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
Mulberry Trees.

II
~ Nj. FRINGE g. SONS will mako sala. oe
W Trees and Cuttings of the genu.
Inc Morus Multicaulis, Morus Exnsrsa E,$A
AlpIae, Broussa, Canton and Other ya' k5aH
rieies, deliverable to the purchaser. inn. @&Tts$s
mediately Or at such period in the sprins H.
as Is convenient to them, and will enter int .o,,
nacts accordingly. Prices and terms for The Tr.a.
and Cuttings will be forwarded to all who may ar,'
ply Tor them by mail, well as the prices Of sill
y, worm Eggs Mulberry Seeds, &c. The Mutican,
us Trees are remarkably vigorous, and a. we 6,s,
imported the genuine Tree, purchasers are sure n
obtaining the true kind. 1t is from this cause and
r the great attention paid by them, that the
tion. '""siSo
s.1. p'-f ru't and Ornamental Trees, Plants, and
'eg T can be supplied to any extent
rushing, near New York March & 1890 -a,s
RuCk-SKIN GLOVES, made at W;0chs,1sr
NJ TO- sale by J0HN " " Rnv9
Dec 20, 1898. D'iD
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

THE FOLLOWING INTERESTING
AND ASTONISHING FACTS.

%, are a'aongsi Numerous casss. psyfey.
",.'I ~, az aSs ~ " Erans Medicine Prsn.
eipot .Dses, 100 Chatham Street ~ Tayk ..h.~s
"se 1oetot may be CONSULTED personally, or b.
"uet. doss Pad. from any rarf Of he u.
safes, &c. Persons requsrsag n.edic,a~
anaaas',es stsnciose Bamk Nots. or
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

A NY PERSON. or persons
IN throughout the II. States.
who may desire Ia Try their luck,
either in the Maryland State Lot
'e,ies, or in authorized Latte-
r'es of other States, some Of
which are drawn daily, tickets
from I'll to $40. shares in proper.
ton, are respectfully requested
to forward tiseii orders BY mail,
(past-paid or o,berw Use. eaelo-
sing cash OF ptiae tickets. which
will be thankfully received and
executed by return mail. with
the same prompt sttention, as il
on personal application, and the
result given when requested. inn
drawing. Address CLARK, Mu-
timonc, Md.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
IlLANcGIO9gII S9Isna!N1ag
so, 900 DOLLARS!
$4,000 DoLs.--2o,ooo dolls!

Alexandria Lottery, Tor Internal Improvements
in the District of Columbia class for 1889, TO be
positively drawn in the city Of Alexandra on Sat
urday, the goth Of april. 1889, at O'Clock, p. M.
d. S. Gregory g. Co. Managers. Under the super
attendance of Commissioners.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

A LSO, will be offered for sale, to the highest
I n bidder, at the time and place. 81
Acres OF frs, rate Land. on which are two good
tenant HOUSES, lying on Dry Run. Con-
diiions made known GA the day of sale j. A. q;
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
To tho Printers Of the u. :.
SPITAIL. WOOD IrTrrp frrTrr

SPtFALL, WOOD LETTER CUTTER.
- AND ENGRAvER. No. u Eroakiia
Place Philadelphia. Respectfully announces to the
Printers otthe U. States, that he has commenced
The manufacture Of Noop LETTERS.
Wood Letters u every description, from four to
thnty-iour lines Plea upwards, made to order on
the shortest notice
Ornamental Letters Of entirely new and mos,
splendid patterns, for the heads of Newspapers
Title Lines &C., from two lines Great Primer 10
any size larger.
Ills type will be made Of materials of the hes,
assortment, well seasoned and prepared by mo-
chncry invented for the purpose, which nsuaes the
most exact adjustment.
Specimens will be published as early as posi-.
ble
E.N%Is.9yT.N GS O.v W.OOD.
executed with neatness and prompitude Heads
for Newspapers, Fec-Siaies, Ornamental and Plain
Rales, &c &c, Gu, with the greatest accuracy in
type metal or wood.
Old cast metal cuts, ornaments. &c. engraved o.
YER. and made equal to new for half their original
cost.
liberal discount FOR cash. Six months credit
on the most approved secatty Orders from the
country promptly attended to- All letters must be
post paid
Editors of papers in the country who will give
the above advertisement a few Insertions and for
ward paper containing the same 10 the advertiser
will he paid therefcr in any of the above mentioned
materials.
February 6, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
For Rent.

a HOUSE and Blacksmith shop, a, the head
IN Of Swanpond. possession given the LIST day of
April or sooner il required. The subscriber also has
two complete sett. of Blacksmith Tools, and
quantity of Iron that be would dispose of on fair
terms. THOMAS 7. LEMEN.
February 10, 1839-6w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
- -----.s-..---------------
THE ROAD TO WEALTH.
10000 1Do1lars.

Alexandria Lottery, for Internal Improvement
in the District Of Columba--cass for l339--to
be drawn at Alexandra, D. c., MARCH 16,
1839-75 Number Lottery-ll Drawn Ballots
D. S. Gregory g. Co. Managers.
MAMMOTH SCHEME.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
Spring Wheat.

HAVE lot of Spring Wheat. perfectly clean,
M for sale.-Price g. per bushel.
March 6, 1880 J. w. BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
r A n MING ImPxnMENrs.

Conststtng q one sir-horse road Wag-
on, nearly nec, one plantation do.
Several sets Of Horse Gears, one Cart,
Pfonghs, Harrors, one first rate Wheat
Fan, one patent Cutting Boz.
Sererat hires Of Bees, one f,ro-horse
Sleigh, one horse do, set Of Black.
smith Tools.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
8 Head Of WORK HORSES.

Consisting Of tcork and saddle Horses,
t,co fne brood Mares.
Eight head Of fresh Mulch Goes and
stock Cattle.
One hundred choice Sheep, and stock
Hogs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
HIS TAILOR SHOP
u IN d FOE S AnNo

WISH TO sell The farm on which reside con
u. tanning 51S ACRES, three hundred Of which
is cleared, and the balance in good Timber; stua-
ted six miles southwest of Martinsbnrg, and sdjoin
ing the lands of Maj. Bedinger. will also sell an
other tract, adjoining Darkesuue, iteontaips abou
NlllaLn dcrcs will
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
MILL & DISTILLERY

on IT, All this property viii be sold low The sub
scriber deems IL unnecessary to give further des-
cription, one viii purchase without FL 81 view
ing the property. 1t is cert.iny land of The best
quality. ROBERT L. BRYARLY.
January %, 1839-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

900 LBS. OF LOAF 60 LUMP SUGAR
VOV Just received and for sale by
February 90, 1899. A. ROBINSON 6 co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
FE |. r.

~ has been induced
TO permit tho public TO 4
have the services, fer
one mere seasea, Of
this very celebrated & 90
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
wool ! WOOL IL WOOL 80

TEHHE undersigned will pay the highest market
4 price for quantity Of clean washed WOOL.
February 90. 1880 A. ROBINSON a. co.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04
THE DEM OCRAT
&c POLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
~oPTHIN y LESTER:
p.ui,lers Of The Uai:ed States La,rs.

a., q, rrlr PFER-S5 PEI annum in advance
i.ss, a, :he end Of the year.
.@-'l.,r,,ian win be received fora less term than
? ro9tbs. and ne paper viii be discontinued,
So, at the discretion Of the Edito;s) until all
.-ss5,res have been paid.
--,-,sryrvrs viii b. inserted at.Sl per square
I. ines or ss for the first insertion, and 30 cents
s,cb subsequent Insertion.
t -, not marked with the number of in
A Irons w Sc published until forbid and charg-
I'd accordingly.
80 tnvrRrldyG-Four squares or less, re-
...b,e At pleasure, $50, payable half yearly.
tN,s,9t-,,t ior less than one year Tie privilege
~ ,o,a, advertisers is limited to their immediate
E,s.osss. an advertisements for the benefit of
.,b,, nsrsans sent IN by them must be paid for by
a. W6sK must be paid for on delivery.
P,b cations OF a personal nature viii be charged
,ngte Price.
- Letters to the Editors on business connected
Min TIE Office, must be post paid, or they will not
be attended to.
Iy,orycryG CANDIDATES for office wll be $40 No
name viii be inserted unless we are specially au-
tlarzed by some responsible person.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04

nh jhe throne Mary tvife of William H. and
Queene Anne, processes both Of lllusuious me
mary.
Such were the fortunes Of the Young woman OF
whom the worthy hndady OF the Goat aud Com.
passes vas fearful Of encouraging 10 rash hopes
by reference Ia the lofty position which il had
been her own fate to attain M lle. ln one asser-
ton at least the hustess was undoubtedly right
that success in HE must he lahored for IN some
way or other Without the prudence and Propu.
ETY. Of roujacl which won the esteem and love oi
the brewer, the sequel Of Che coudHy gals hlsto.
~ could no, have been such rs u Is.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04
NO. 4s.

nor. and VIC can assure hs friends and enem;es
TINT he - not to be affected by the pampe,ed "a.
science Of a few ignorant, selfish bank direciors.
Such men cannot dictate to the democratic partv.
They cannot reverse the unanimous decision az
The people, expressed in lhe largest and mos, re-
specialize convention ever assembled in Mssis-
sippL Again, Ne say, the cause OF democracy
m thus State IS identified with A. G.. McNu,i
and the democrat tina, does not support him Is q
Wing m his heart and viii. IN less, than six
months. openly JON TINT PARTY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07
MAINE AND CANADA.

Our rraders viii md bciow the Mes.are II the
President transmitted 20 Congress on TUESDAY
"a relation to The difficulties Ca The Maine Dor
der.
IN The Senate, Mr. buchanan. Mr. Webster
Mf. DAVIS. Mr.. Clay. Ar. Walker. Mr.. Nosssll
ana Mf. Williams .succes.iyely, commented npat
The message and documents There vas great
nnanimi'y 81 feeling, and scarce shade n ,if
Ference in opinion a. u regards the policy nfica-
ted, on either SIDE n ne HOUSE
10 the House nj Representatives after m read
ing of The MsssaFe. Mr.. Howard made = moron
that The same tc referred 10 the Committee Of
Foreign Affair. a discussion ensucd. nos upon
iis commitment. bot ~ 10 me eharao,sr nf fbe
Mcssage, "a wh,cb Messts. W Thnnpson. who
characterized The same ~ patriotic. siss. iu,t
and bonorshle. Pcsfoe, Evsn., Howard Adam.
Lincoln, Cushing. Pickeus, Ssfgesnf ana Evef.
80 participated. ell q whom approved ~ toDe
and, W some extent, discussed ne merits Of the
MISUNDERSTANDING heivscn the two UoyefnrueDis
The suhieci was disposed II a. ind,csted n,
The chairman a he COMMITTEE On Fore,gn
A6airs. Mr. Howard.--i.gfsF Cssea,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07

An OwSEa WANTED ron 81. OOO.-
Some time last June. a muliatto Girl pre-
sented TO milliner Of Baltimore. in paw
mens tor . bonnet, . bank note Tor one
thonsand dollars. which she supposed to
De but ten dollars. The milliner sent the
note 70 grocer TO get IL changed. As
eertain'ng how the lad came in posses.
SION OF the money. the grocer detained il
a. stolen property, and advertised it. No
owner appeared. Some time since the
milliner brought a suit for the recovery
Of the oote. Claiming. that IL stolen. II
should remain in her possession uni! the
owner demanded il. The matter vas Fl.
naily compromised by an agreement ,ha,
The money should be deposited in the
Savings Bank for three years, ., the end
OF which time. IL not previously claimed
by the rish,ful proprietor. il should be
given 10 the city Corporation. R~cea,.
iy. however. the girl has taken fancy
that the money really belongs TO her. hav.
log been given her. she says by a gentle
man rom the South. She has employed
counsel. and taken legal steps to establish
her claim. The note is Of the Franklin
Bank Of Baltimore. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07
THE FINALE TO A CouRrsurp


'F1ora-ah. dearest Fiora-l am eome-,h ,
fiora-I am come to--ah you can decide mv
iaie-i am CONF my Flora-ahr
u see yoa, Malcolm. perfectly. You .r, conn.
you tell me- Interesting intelligence, certainly
Well, what nextr
On, Flora! am come toto
10 oder me your heart and hand. .uppos~,,
Yes '1PPo'<'
Well. do it like man. If you can. and m,
like monkey
Plague take your self possession - exclaimed
L., suddenly starting up from my knee. upon
which had fallen in attitude that nigh, have
won the approval Of Madame de Maillard Fra.
ser.
Proceed. SIR said Flora
You like brcviiy, IL would secmn
Yes replied Flora.
Ihen-will you marry me,'
Yes
= VIII you give me kissr
You may take ONE
took the pr,fered kiss.
Vow that IS going to work nationally, said
flora; when Thing Is 10 be said why NAV n
no, be SAID m two seconds, instead OF SUFFERING
and stammering about il Oh, how cordially 4
do hate all nia'iries /" exclaimed the merry mai
den, clasping hci hands energeiically
Well, 'hen.' said !, humbug apart, what
cay shall Tx Tor our marriare;'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07
JEFFERSON COUNTY
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH > .sao

FREE BANkING.-The New Orleans Bull
iens Of the itth instant says
The subject Of tree banking 10 now be.
ing discussed by ell classes Of the COM
mun''y. OF every trade snd calling. and
the more its principles are undestood the
more favor it gains with the public. In.
deed. very few doubt it, utility. or ques-
ton the absolute necessity Of adopting it a.
amssns Of bringing immediate relief 10 the
Peeunisry interests Of the State. end ell
the western trade that centres in New Or.
.cans.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07

STEAMBOAT AccipESTs.-The Cincin
einnsii Republican of the 18th mentions
The occurrence Of two steamboat acct
dents on the Ohio. The Coque,,e was
eo''reiy destroyed by fire on the 18th, a
lev miles above the mouth Of the Ken.
awha river. She was detained by the
zee and was burnt TO the waters edge.
Even the yawl was consumed.
About the same time, the steam boa,
Victory was sunk by the ice, some 40
or 50 miles below Wheeling.