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Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-08-31

things which has never before beer
known in this country, and which canno
fail to suspend all operations in Ameri
can Stocks, Fortunately, the a.. cum
hypothecated and not actually sold, i:
small, and consequently. the amount Il
be provided, viii not materially affect us
But the amount Of cotton still in the
hands of our countrymen, is estimated al
nearly million Of bales; and at the ex,
isting low prices, will cause an absolute
loss Of one-fourth the whole cost Of this
very large amount. Much pecuniary dis
tress must necessarily follow among the
holders Of cotton and all connected with
them; but lam willing to believe that II
will necessarily result in general fail
ure of those concerned in the article"
"The suffering on this side Of the At
lantic, is destined TO be severe beyond
any thing heretofore known in this coun-
try; and this will not be the consequence
ola suspension Of specie payments by the
Bank Of England, but Of the firm and en-
ergetic measures resorted to by that insti-
tuition toprcvent a suspension
"But it must not be supposed that be-
cause gold has already, or will shortly
commence flowing back into England, the
Bank will relax in its present course.
Far from il. It is said in the Bank Par
lor and promulgated through the city,
that the prices Of cottens, wooliens, and
indeed every species Of manufactured
goods, is too high, and that until they are
reduced, and the cupidity Of the foreign
purchaser thus excited to invest in these
articles, and thus return the bullion la
ken away by the introduction Of foreign
bread stufis, no relaxation--no change in
the Bank policy--need be anticipated.
With the Propriety or policy Of this meas.
ure | have nothing to do. Its effects will
bankrupt hundreds here, whilst il must
inevitably keep down the price Of our cot
ton. and render all our securities unsalea-
ble.n
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-08-31

IMPORTANT LETTER.--Col. Webb, Sc
nior editor of the New York Courier anc
Enquirer is now in England We ex
tract the following important news from
one of his letters, dated, "London, July 5.
Vicksburg Sentinel.
"After the favorable accounts of the
cotton market taken out by the Liverpool
you will scarcely be prepared for the dis
astrous news by tine Great Western. MOI
only is the cotton interest in a manner
Frustrated, but such is deemed the dan
ger Of suspension Of specie payments by
the Bank of England, that the governors
of that institution, boldly and openly a
VOW their determination to raise the
rate Of interest to six and seven per cent.
il necessary to depress the prices Of eve
~ description ofmanufactured goods, and
thus invite cash purchasers from the
continent.
II will scarcely be credited in the u
nited States, and yet it is public notori-
ETY. here, that in the good city Of London,
where moneyis usually worth but three
and half per cent. per annum, hundreds
Of thousands ofpounds sterling have been
loaned sixty days on Government Exche-
quer Bills and Consols-the very best Sc
curity known in this market--at the rate
Of one and half per cent. a month, or
eighteen per cent. per annanl!! Indeed II
have been told by one Of the most emf
nent bankers in the city, that cases are
known, where tivO per cent month has
been paid for money on hyposhecation ofI
Shares at valuation which REM
dered thsni as security as Consols!
Ineed not say that this is state of
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-08-31

pension laws above.
1928, 2,557,9O6
Increase for the improve
ment Of HORRORS, g.,
above 1928. l,4l4,OOO
Increase for light houses
above l2S, 4O9,5OO- 1881 ,4O6
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-08-31

Leaving this sum for the
ordinary expenditures
which existed in 1928,
The expenditures in
1923 were
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-08-31

the first, and FKrY CRNTs for every sub
lscquent insertion.~-No advertisement
Will " inserted even once, for less than
Ferrous seDdine adfefihemanfs are
reqicsiel 70 mark "a them the number
n times they desire them W b& inecyIed.
oihatmise they will No continued Until
forbid and accordingly charged.
"A liberal deduction win BE- made TO
persons who advertise BY the year s
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-08-31

ADVERTISEMENTS
Will be charged at the rate Of ONE
DnI.LAR for every ten lines or under, for
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-08-31

were opposed to his darling hobby.
And yet, this Mr.. Reuben Davis says
that AMr. Van Buren, Is more Of Tar
iff man than Mr.. Clay" What impu-
dcnce!
To show what Mr.. Van Buren's
views were and are with regard to the
Tariff, we submit the following article
as conclusive proof;--Sonihern RspOr-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
EFFICACY OF DR.. EVANS PILLS.

..,her recent test of the unrivalled
v,r,ns Of DIR, VIM. Evans Mcdicines.---
dyspepsia, ten years stahdihs ~, ~.
zKenzie Ito Stanton street, was aihie''u " 80
.hov. compaint for ten ears, when ihcapao"a's"
bim At intervals for the period OF SIX ears, III AZ
Aending TO his business, restored 10 psr'e9s ns"'
hinder the sautary treatmentoi Ut, Whi. ~ az,
4 The principal symptoms WERE sense =, 49, -
ion and IMPRESSION after eating distressing pam ~
IN. nj, III the stom ach, nausea, impaired alpe,e,
kiddiness, palpitatioD Of The hcar'' grea' ueo',y
knd emac ation, depression oil spirlts ui>.u'u
8ometimes a bilious vomiting and pam IN 'ne ,isn'
Ride IN extreme degree Of iangonr and iain'hess'
lny endcavour 10 pursue ms business '"D'"s
mediate exhaustion and WEAKNESS. ,.-. IA
Mr.. Mckenzie is daily attending his BUSINESS ana
homo of the above symptoms have recut'eu sue ~
3bsed the medicine, heisnow strung "A' "N"'
|nan r., ,,,hoy more
He resor,ed 10 my RAIDS oiremedes, bht they ~ele
IN ineffectual He is willing 10 give any informs
ion To the afflicted respecting the lnes,inaoc pe"s
Fit rendered 10 him by the use OF ~ M
Nhedcine. a.. Nxpoh.,t
Asthma, three years standing'-mf hooei'
Monroe, Schuy kill, afflicted with the apoN. us
Pressing malady .-Symptoms-great 'ahs"o' na
3ency disturbed rest, nervous heauSene, h;'
athing, ghness and structure across VI"
Richness nervous irratibillty, sufocatoh, paiP'a
&ion Of the he art, distressing cough
In the stomach, drowsness, great aeoii'y "" -
*eiency OF nervous energy. Mr. MONROE Cav. W =,
~ thought of recovery, and dire despair SAT u" 'ne
of every person interested IN MS eAs
4ence or happiness tillby accident ne noticed 10
bublic paper, some cures effected by Dr. m; Evans
3ihfed,cine 10 his complaint which induced MN 10
purchase package of the Pills, which resV'eu IN
8omnle,ely removing every symptom of his disease.
&c wishes TO say his motive for this deeiara'on'is'
A,a,those afflicted with the same or any oihef mp
ma. similar 10 those from which he is happily res
Bred, may likewise receive the same ines'i'na8io
A Case ofTic Doioreux. Mrs j. f John
bu. wife of Capt Joseph johnson, OF Lynn, Mass,
as severely afflicted for ten Yeas with ne poi1-
lux violent pain in her head, aha sohl,' ~
ruing he a, in the stomach, aad unable 10 .ease
room She could find no relief from the advice
several physicians, nor from medicines s o. any an
L hd, until after she had commenced using "
ans medicine. Of 100 Chatham street any a9I
>, time She began 10 amend, and ieeis sa.lsheu Y
4 eantnnss the medicine few days longer VIII
perfectly cured. Reference can be nad as !.
f4 truth OF the above, by calling at Mrs 'on"''n
16ushtet', Store, ss9 Grand street, N l.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13

fr1m the proceeds of the annual sales o.
tho public domain, which oil them would
DO mad enough to think of SOLVING a
connexior fraught with such lasting and
ineslimabie beneitsl
What The amount would have been
which each State should have received,
upon this plan, during the past Ave or SIX
years, may be seen from the table which
we now publish. What wall DO the IN
crease OF that amour, in future years de-
ponds upon our rapidly increasing popa-
lation. We know tina, il must be great,
though Il battles all calculation.
Whilst on the subjec, of,he Public Do
main, we cannot pass by the opportunity
of expressing the qualification that we
have derived from what we consider the
decisive votes OF tho House OF RePresen-
within the two last days, against
the Graduation Bil--an ill.timed m.as-
ure, which, as we believe, would have
been tho entering wedge to the ultimate
loss of this grea, national property, and
which moreover contained an invidions
discrimination between the residents oil
the new and the old States in their right
TO purchase the public lands at the redu
Geo price for which the bill provided.
Some of our political friends, we know,
favored the bull but they will not take
i nmiss that, on this question OF pubic
policy, a greet question independent col
all party considerations, we should difier
from them in opinion.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
NEW STYLE GOODS.

ENyE have just received from late imPorta,ions
w general assortment OF new style uoeds'
which we will dispose Of at small advance, con-
sisiing in part OF Cloths OF every shade, color and
quality, Cassimeres, the Victoria patterns, Pilot
Cloths desirable colors white, scarlet, and coloted
Flannels, Rodgers patent Flannel, warranted not
to shrink rose whitney. point, and cradle Blankets
bleaehed, unbleaehed, and eolored Canton tiannels
Iuistrings from 3-4 to Cd, superb article coloied
Gro de Naples, super and very cheap, Floonees'
Snchaws, Sarcancts, black and blue-black ; TX Vel
vets, various prices, Fresch and English Meinoes'
half price exactly, Linen Cambriek Hdkts., some
very nice. spi,te6eId. Bandanne, and Porgee do,
Brocha, Thibet, and Cashmere Shawls, black. blue
black, and white cespes, Mohair, Lambs Wool,
and worsted Hosiery, Irish Linens, sheetipgs and
Shrtings. Gloves. complete assortment, Corona
ton Prints and Chntzes. together with full as
soe,rnent OF Domestieks. bleaehsd &brown Goods,
TiekiEgs, Checks. Linseys, SC. &C.
Our stock Of Goods is very large and must be re-
duccd by spring. Persons in search OF bargains
will do wen 10 call they will get Goods at the'
own prices. Call and ties, The fact At the variety
Stae OF A. hObiNoON N ~
January 16. 1899.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13

The last Kingston Upper Canadn)
Herald contains an account OF mos' dIa-
bolical attempt to poison the military for
ces a, Brockville. The government ba-
ker Mt tina, place, discovered the punch
con of water with which he was about to
knead his bread, in state Of fermentation.
lie Immediately had 1t examined by a
medical man, who pronounced it to be so
strongly impregnated as 20 cause the
Gea,h Of every person partaklng OF the
bread made with this water. A deserter
from the Patriots who some time before
ioined the queens Borderers, has been ar
rested on suspcion.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
MEDICIN Z ; .


np RI rp4vSf NOO1HIlNG AFhIIt "a
cJfit DREy T,EETTTNG, PREPARED ~
uI,fSG,T r. The passage Of the Teeth through
the gum. prodsers troublesome aadldansefoss y N,
ploms u - kaown bs mothers 'aat 1ns st
srh swei the secretion Of saiivais Increased
49, eslJ Is seized with freauent andsudden hts Of
sss;.~ watehisxs starting in the sleep, aud spaems
81 e~e,,iar parts: The child shrieks with extreme
- f.a~e aad thgusis is fingers INTO ts mouth u
49, rseasory .yrasions are noilxpecdiiy slicsiated
.,.srrac conyuisiohs universally supervene, aud
- r,as, the dissolution Of the infant. u mothers
Ia have their little babes afflicted with these DIS
tressias symptoms, would Apply ~, hnam ~
.r., Celebrated Soothing Syrup, which has prrscr-
"a hundreds Of infants whea thought past recovery,
tom beiux suddeniy attacked with that iatalmaia-
Is eonyuisious For sale 10 Marinsburg BY
rr,oher 81. 1898. w VI, DbhSEff dSehtt
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
IIAnRIsBURG, Jan. 70.


A b;JJoT indictment was Yesterday found
by the Grand Inquest of DauPhin county
against Charles Pray, John J. NCahen'
John w. Ryan, John Jack) Savage, Jos.
Hail Aaron r. Cor, Geo. w. Barton,
John Snyder, Martin Dunlap, James
Rlaek. and Gen. Adam Dilier, Tor riot and
conspiracy agains, the Commonwealth at
the meeting OF the Legislature. These,
we understand, are but portion oil the
constructors against whom true bills VIII
be found.
Cen. Sanderson, and f.. j. Pennimdn,
whose names we're sent up IN the o'll'
were not sufficiently identified by the W.T.
nesses examined, and but about oue-fourth
of those in attendance were called before
the Grand Jury-the evidence beng con-
elusive without them.
The people abroad, who have been
told by the Locofocos that there was no
mob and no riot here on the 4th OF De-
cember. when they see dozen OF their
ringleaders indicted for treason, viii DC
able TO Judge Of the credit that IS TO be
giyen 10 I.ocofoco intelligence. Amongst
the persons indicted are two members OF
the Legislature, from Philadelphia county,
placed in their seats by the mob; an OF.
flee holder under the General Government
and one recently appointed TO office by
the new State Administration. --Iete.
y,veTNIN.-rhe State debt of Virgin
!, now amounts to S5,Q55, $50. Besides
which. tho aggregate State subscriptions
10 various public works, for which the ne
cessarv appropriations are not yet made,
amount 10 SO $40, 900. So that the ag-
areoate pecuniary liabilities of the An
Glen, Dominion may be said to amount to
about eight millions and half OF dol
lars.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13

Just as our paper was making up, we
were put in possession Of Texas papers TO
the l3th inst. y them we learn that an
express had arrived from the Mexican
States. who was said TO be the bearer OF
a proposition from the federal party IN
Mexico. for assistance from Texas IN put
ting down Bustamente and his adhercnts.
N. d. Courier.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13

France AND MISUNDERSTANDING bon-
din commanding the French blockadins
force Oft Vera Cruz, announces that he
has given notice to the Commandant oil
the French naval forces in the Pacific, OF
the declaration ofwar by France against
Mexico, directing him to order lmmed,,
a,ely to the western coast OF Mexico, al
The vessels Of which he can dispose.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13

yEyHE undersigned Executors Of Henry Bowers
Sr., decd. will offer for rent, tor one year, :"
the highest bidder, on the premises, on SATURDAY
re sad day Of February iruot Of Land containing
about IIOO ACRE of good Limestone Land
situated on the road leading from Martinshurg to
Gerardstow,, abou, q from the former place.
The improvements are comfortable House ana
Barn, and all other necessary Yui Houses h'''
ra,e orchard. and well Of good water, &c. abou'
40 Acres of this land can be cultivated tie coming
80 ~ WILLIAM BOWERS
'''''"' HENRY BOWERS
On ,oao--2w Errs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
Notice.

A IL Persons are cautioned against toklng an
~ assignment az Bond given by me TO george
Houck. for $3.50 due the first Of November 'a''' as
| have legal oiIsetts against the same ana "s'1'-
mined not to pay said Bond without eS nnt,Sr "
law. hAShH'N
Ian 20 lS39-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
nEEERKEIl ARTICLES.
FLouR FOR ENoLANp.-For sever

/ Il LOUR FOR ENGLANb.-iO VI SCNSsa'
wears past lhi. country has been an inn
porter OF Breadstuffs from Europe, at q
cost of some millions OF dollars. A change
of circumstance has, however, recently
taken place, and notwithstanding the price
which Flour bears in the United States,
shipments are going forward TO some ex-
tent for the supply of the wants OF the
British People, arising from the shoriness
Of their last harvest.
We have ascertained from correct
sources that the quantity Of Flour which
had been bought in Baltimore for the
English market, shipped and shipping, -
about &C. 1000 bbis.
The Richmond Compiler states that
within the last two weeks there have been
purchased in that market 10,s50 barrels
of Flour, at an average price OF So,
which are now gong on board the follow
ing vessels loading in James River, Tor
Liverpool viz: ship Luclla, 1850 bbls.
brig Ark, 5000, and brig Carthage, three
thousand.
10 Philadelphia, about $4,000 bbls.
have been Dough: for the English market.
The quantity taken in the New YORK
market is not known. The whole foreign
export from that port, between the lst ana
30 inst, was only S,022 barrels Ban.
American.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13

HoRRrELE.-We learn from the REM
ingsburgh Kentuckisn, that, few days
ago, MIR. Hampton, of Mason county,
an habi,ual drunkard, hung his own son,
a bow about IL years old, for accidently
breaking a Jug of rum. There is no ac-
coun, Of the arrest Of the murderer. =
Bal. Chronicle.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
0Yas, % Xes!! o I'es.!!

yUyHE subscriber offers himself TO ,he Poo''S as
Au.,ioneer. He pledges himself TO attend to
all calls made on him, and will endcavor 10 render
General satisfaction 10 oil who may favor hum WIN
call. Tie can be found a, ms residence on Dry
Rum. 81 miles North-Wes, Of Marlin.burg,
nun y JAMES FLEMING.
January l6. la30.-5w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13

A petition IS before the Legislature a
Missouri praying for the Incorporation OF
n company, with capital ola million oil
dollars for the erection of bridge over
the Mississippi, at st. Louis. In stu
pendous enterprise and IS said TO be en-
iirely feasible. 1t is proposed to build u
with thirty piers ench containing 3'ooo
perches of solid rock Bah. Chron.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
"a. ". kRYEZINSKI,

A POLISH exile, proposes TO instruct classes
"a Of Ladies and Gentlemen in Martlnsourg' IN
the French and German languages. FOR terms =,
and evidence Of his qualification, refer 10 ~ H.
Conrad and +. p. Hunter.
January Is, I839.--n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13

LoU1sIANA.--1heS Senate of Louisiana
have adopted Anti-Sub-Trcasury resolu-
tons. by vote of nine to five.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13

The first official act OF the NV "an,l-
bank" Governor Of Pennsylvania, Is To
sign bill, to extend the charter OF
hank
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
IN CHANCERY.

yUyHE defendants, George n Jack, and Samuel
IL j. Jack. not having entered their appear
ance and given security, according TO the act OF as
sembly and the rules ofhis court, AMI It appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are ou, OF rms
Commonwealth i, is ordered that the said de'sn-
d,nts do enter their appearance this suit on the
frs. day of the next term, and answerIhe bill OF
the plaintiff, and that copy OF this order be forth
with published in any Newspaper within this cogn-
~. aud continued for two months sueeessveiy'
apd another cory thereof posted at the front door
of the Cosrt-Hous of the said county.
ACopy.-Tes,e. -ror,rp
o.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
LAND ZOE SAM@o

- - y = = y y = a = =
WISH ~ sell ,he farm on which reside con
tainipg SIS ACRES, three hundred Of which
i cleared and the balance IN good lumber; sltna-
ted six miles south Ne.t Of Maninsbnrg, and adJoin-
ing the lands of Maj. Bediuger. will also sell an
other traot adjoining DaFkesuue, iieontains about
Ntaffy Acres with
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
IN CHASCERy.
December 10, is3a-2m.

yirgiuia.-In the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for Berkeley County Deem
Der rules 1893. -,
William Jack, P'.
against.
James Jack George Nj Jack, Samuel }. JACK
and Sarah Jack, heirs at law Of Isaac Jack, dsees
81
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13

| MIssIssIPPI.-At meeting OF the 10.
co. Focos of Mississippi at jackson. the
sea, of Government, on the 9Th inst, A.
G.. Brown, ofthe county of Copiah, and
Jacob Thompson, of the county OF Ponii-
&C, were nominated as candidates for
Congress. Mesrss. Claiborne and Ghoi-
son are thus thrown aside. Governor
McNutt, was at the same time, nominated
for reelection.
The Wings OF the Legislature OF Mis-.
sissippi have it in contemplation 10 sup
port George Poiudexter. Bad. Chron.
DELAWARE u. s. SgNArog--Ths
committee oi the Senate Of Delaware, TO
whom was referred the nomination OF DIR.
Maull, to the Senate of the U. States, as
made by the House, have made n long
report, adverse 10 The separate action OF
the two Houses, and concluding with
resolution declaring that the Senate will
not agree to any other mode of election
than by a joint vote ia convention. This
being persisted in by the Senate will
prevent any election this session.
COMMODORE ELLLloT. --- fhe Washing
ton correspondent Of the Philadelphia In
quirer says /" A few days ago, he recei.
we'd the cut direct at the hands of Com
modore Porter. He met that veteran at
the Rail Road Depot, and offered him his
hand, The veteran withdrew his, and
said, 81 do not know you, sir ; cannot
recognize such man as you are, I'll you
are purged of the charges which the Ma
Wy prefers agains, you, and which yoL
seek to evade. "--Boh ChroH.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
MILL & DISTILLERY

on IT, All this property viii be sold low The sub
scriber deems r unnecessary 10 give further des-
cripiion, a. no viii purchase without inst view
ing tire properly. IL Is cer'a,ey land ct ,he best
quality. kObEhl phi ami
Jsnusrv %. l83g--f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13

yirginia.-In the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Berkeley County December
rules 1888. ~.
S Syai d,cra.ed pit
against
sesmans Carard and David ~ Conrad exeer's oil Tue
Iast will and iesamr NJ Of Robert chrsiy deceased
and trustees OF the same; and samuel Henry 81 Geo
/ Marshall Sarah Ann, Elizabeth Campbell, hsehci
Dawson, Ebenezer William, David Dawson, ana
nog Ie.,.'.d DIS.
IN CHANCERY.
yEyHE defendants, Sam'l Henry 81. George, John
Marshall Sarah Ann, Elizabeih Campbell hs'
che. Dawson, EbenCzer William, David i'twson' "
Robert Milton Chrisiy mot having entered their sp,
pearunce and given security according iothenct IL
Assembly e. the rules ol this court. and u appearing
by satisfactory evidence tha, they are out OF th''
Commonwealth, it "a ordered that the said deien-
dnnts do enter their appearance 10 tins SUI on ihe
s dav the next term, aud answer the h'ii OF the
plaintiff, and that cory Of this order be iorih~l'h
published in any newspaper within TINS county
and continued for two months successfully, and
another copy thereofpe'ted at the font door 81 the
Court. House OF tho s0Id county.
a Copy.-Iesle. -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13

a ny RERSON, or pefsohs
N throughout the q. States.
who may desire TO Try their luck,
either in the Maryland State Lot
teiie., or in authorized Lo'te-
ries OF other States, some OF
which are drawn daily, tickets
from $l TO $40, shares in propor-
ton, are respectfully requested
to forward Their orders by mail,
(post-paid) or otherwise, enclo-
sing cash OF prize tickets, which
will be thankfully received and
executed by return mail, with
the same prompt attention, as If
on personal application, and the
result given when requested. inn
drawing. Address CLARK, Mu-
MI
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
CT A 3 x s..

Museum Building. Baltimore, Md.
Oldest Established Lucky Office, ~. w. corner o.
Baltimore and Calrert streets; schers hare been
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