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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29
From S~ylvester's New Reporter.

The NEW ORLEANS REAL ESTATE LOTTERY.
The annexed is the legal opinion of Col. JOSEPH
NJ. WHITE, OF Florida, respecting this Mammoth
Lottery, to which we call the special attention of
the public:
1.-THE undersigned has been asked his legal opin-
ion upon the right Of Nessrs. Schmidt s. Hamilton
TO organize and carry into effect a Lottery under
tho laws of Florida. ltappears that an application
was made by them to the Legislative Assembly of
the Territory for such a privilege, Which was gran
ted by the Senate and Legislative Council, and We
toed by the Governor. 1t was aseortained that by
a previous act in force, and unrepealed, certain
Commissioners therein named. were authorized 80
raise such sum or sums of money, by lottery, in such
scheme or schemes, as they may deem appropriate
or advisable" to complete a Court House and Sem
mary. The Commissioners have deemed it " ap-
~propriate and ad Visable" to adopt this scheme,
which they have perfect right to do. so long as the
act stood in force, and without limitation as TO time.
Iii III is argued that such an act, foi such a purpose,
was not intended for so large an operation, the an
swer is obvious, that the Legislature has not speci.
fed the extent or duration of the scheme. The
discretion is given TO the Commissioners, who have
acted upon the subject, and it is not now in the
power of the Governor, Legislature or Judiciary,
TO hinder, or obstruct, in any monner. the execution
of such a plan as the Commissioners shall agree
upon.
IL nm of opinion, therefore. that Schmidt and
Hamilton have the legal right to execute the scheme
agreed upon, in concurrence with, and under legal
authority of the Commissioners. l have seen the
paper signed by the parties, and consider it sufficient
in law TO authorize the scheme for the disposition OF
the Arcade, and other property in New Orleans.
JOS. Nj. WHITE, of Florida"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

At a Meeting Of the Democrats of Jefferson
County, held on the 10Th day of August. 1889, pur-
suance to notice, at VIM. Gorrel's Hotel in Charles
town, Major HIERoME L. OPTg was called to the
Chair, and JACAMiAH SEAMAN and Isaac FoUKE
appointed Secretaries.
Upon the motion of Benjamin Wilson, a Com
mittee to wit: Messrs. Biaxton Davenport, Jac1b
Morgan, Milton J. Brown, Jacamiah Seaman, Jas.
Grantham, Robert Lucas and Benjamin Wilson,
were appointed to draft Resolutions, whereupon
they retired and on their return reported the fol-
lowing resolution, which was unanimously adopted:
ReSoiued, As the opinion of this Mecting.-That
they have the utmost confidence in the political prin-
ciples of " The Constitutionalist," edited at Har-
pers- Ferry, and 4 it to the friends of the
Administrator of the General Government, partic.
ularly in this. Congressional District. To those
friends of the administration who are unacquainted
with its character, we would say, it fearlessly and
ably advocates the Democratic principles of Thorn.
as Jefierson-principles, the support of which, has
brought our country to its present high elevation,
and which will continue it in its prosperity, if pur-
sued.
Upon the motion of Braxton Davenport, Esq, it
was further
Resolved, That the proceedings of this Meeting
signed by the Chairman and Secretaries, be publish
ed in the Constitutionalist, the Martinsburg Gazette,
the Winchester Virginian, the Romney Intelligent
GER, the Free Press at Charlestown, and the Rich
mond Enquirer.
The Meeting then, on the motion of Jacob Nor
gan, Esq adjourned sine die.
HEROINE L. OPIE, CA'n.
I.e .s nnr SEAMAN }seeretarie,.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

BALTIMORE MARKET.

Cattle Early in the week there were but few
Beef Cattle in market, and those Of an infe rior quail
ty. Since then, however, several other lots Of fair
quality have arrived, making the supply equal TO
the demand. We quote the extremes this week at
81 10 $7,75 per cwt.
BAcoN.-Western assorted Bacon, in strictly
prime order, at IL cts. Lots not in strictly prime
condition are held at various prices, ranging from
10 cts. down TO 7 cts, Prime Western Hams are
held at IL and a third to IL cts Should rs at 9
TO 10 cts Middlings at 10 cts; and Joles at 6
cts. Baltimore cured Hams at Ia to IA aud a third
cts.
= Holcard Street Flour Sales are conf.
ned 10 small lots for immediate at
1913 and 1851. Some holders are asking So.
o74 from Stores this morning. while others are of.
fering TO sell at 1915. We quote the Store price
OF ordinary brands at $3.50, aud ofchoice brands
at S5,S7h. The receipt is now s. GA. Citu
Mills Fo,r.-Sales early in the week at SIS rs
cash, and at 30, on time. Susquehanna Flour
Sales at 1915, cash, and S5.S7a on time.
WHEAT On Monday, and until Tuesday at 9
o'clock, p. NJ, the sales Of fair 10 prime reds were
made at Sl,l0 aud $l,l5 but on the receipt OF
the news by the steamer Liverpool relative TO the
critical state Of the crops in England prices rose in
this market about 8 cents per bnshel, and sales Of
good TO prime reds have since been made at s Is
and S. 30 per bushel, Sales made TO day Of prime
reds at l,20, and Of prime whites at the same
price.
CoRN.-Early in the week sales white were
made at rs and rs cts, and yellow at 50 and 81 cts
Yesterday sales OF yellow at 50 cts, and to-day
at 80 cts. Sales of Virginia mixed Today at n
cts.
RYE,-Sales early in the week at rs and rs cts.
but to-day We quote good Md. at 10 cts.
OATs.-Saies throughout the week, up 10 YES.
terday inclusive, al 30 cts. To-day we quote AZ %
cts.
PLASTER. Sales this week made at s3,s7A per
ton.
wHrsKEv.-Small sales Of hhds. a, IS CT, and
bbls. is 80 and 80 cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29
NV York. Arrnst Il

NEW YORK, August IL.
Light promises to break in from abroad, and we
have a CLEAN Of it to-day, not by the Liverpool,
nut by the packet ships, bringing news two days la
ter. The exchanges Of London upon the Cont
nent are a little more favorable to London. Bull
lion to a large amount is flowing into London from
South America and Mexico. A million and a QUAR-.
tor sterling came into London on the 12th ult.. from
that quarter. This arrival seemed to Danish all
idea OF augmenting the rate of interest.
This glimpse Of better times from over sea ia We.
~ cheering to Wall street. Stocks ins,anter ad.
vanced from one-half to one per cent. We know
now that, with our expectations Of specie, and the
rush of bullion from South America, and the proba-
BILE turn of the tide Of the British and Continental
exchanges, the Bank Of England must cease It's con.
fractions, be relieved from its precautions, and in
this way essentially aid the operations we have UNI
der way this side of the sea.
The Penny Postage System has been carried in
the Commons, the Commons promising to make up
the loss, if any, in the revenue. This is a great re-
form, and it must have a great influence upon the
postsge-tax in this country, which cannot stand
tong az il is, and ought not, amid the wonderfully
increased facilities Of Accommodation
The political news is without interest. France
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

We yesterday brought forward some Political
"reminiscences connected with the rejection OF the
nomination If Mr.. Van Buren, by the Senate, as
Minister to England. IL may not be
by all our readers, that the rejection was by the
casting vote Of Mr.. Calhoun, while president OF the
Senate. This brings TO mind, too, the fact that the
appointment Of KendaIlas Fourth Auditor, was also
carried BY Nr. Calhoun's casting vofe.-Most ap-
propriately did Kendall iequiie him fOrthe act. II
was be who, after the outbreak between Jackson
and Calhoun, poured out necessarily, through the
Globe, the yiiest attacks upon the character OF Mr..
C.. These things, however, are all forgotten, If NOT
forgiven-snd the man whom Nj. C.. did not deem
fit for Minister to the British Court - receiving BIS
support, indirectly at least, for re election TO the
Presidency!
These things may not be at oil surprising to gem
rlemen who make it a point TO know TO whom "ben-
Eft Is 10 enure" in certain cases-but they strike
the minds of unsophistica,ed people as being a lit
tie queer, to say the least of ttem.-Rich. WAig,
AVgnst 10.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29
SERVANTS OLE TIE PEOPLE

We observe by a paper printed in the keystone
State, that the dear people" there, will be a, no
loss to supply themselves with individuals TO I'll
their different posts Of honor, labor, and profit
The notices " to the electors" Sc, take up almos,
as much space as a Mississippi sberia's sales; and
the names we'll it is for the people of Penn,
%sylvania, that they do not vote pira soce! Here is
the list; For Sheriff II, for Register 9, for Clerk 4
for Recorder 2, and for Coroner 4.-Total humble,
of candidates for foe offices, IS!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

BALTIMORE q OHIO RAIL ROAD.

The Wheeling Gazette of Friday the 10Th inst,
says =" We understand that the corps ofengiueers
under the superintendence of Mr.. STEEL, which
has been here waiting orders for some days past,
has received instructions from the Directors Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company, who me.
in Baltimore on the 9Th inst, to proceed immedi-
a,ely to the survey and location OF the road between
Wheeling and Brownsyille.n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

CoMPARE!-The subjoined paragraphs, which
we find in an exchange paper, afford excellent ma
terial with which to institute a comparison bet ~een
The jefIersonian Democracy of the past, and the
Loco Foco Democracy of the present day. What
inference, as to the relative qualities of these "de-
mocracies" is to be drawn from the fact here de-
monsirated, that the practice under them is exactly
oppositel One OF the other must undoubtedly be
false democracy. WHICH is
JEFFERsoNIAN DEMocRAcY.-"For the appoint
ment to office, the only inquiry should be, is he hon
est' is he capable is he faithful to the Censtitu-
tioni" [JeBerson's Answef 10 The New HaueR
Remembrance.
Loco Foeo DEmocRAcY.-"I know he is capa-
bic, | know he is faithful and vigilant. bu, the par
~ to which | belong calls for his removal-there
fore | vote for IT, Aid. 1ialmadge's remarks
on tie removal IF Mr.. williamson as Comptrok-
Ter of The Ctr of Nefp York.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
Caution to The Public, 5yD Wm. Ecan,.
No. 100, Chatham Street, New York.

Caution to the Pubic, by Dr. VIM. Erdns.
No. 100, Chatham Street, New York.
DISEASES, general and special" Gaze ne tifu.
IL bis"-BescdYe Of falling. DIR. wm. Evan,
No. 100 Chatham street, New York, ayails him
self OF the present occasion to tender his most I'm.
feigned acknow Judgements to the numerous mem.
bers Of society, who Suffering under all " the pains
aud aches that flesh is heir to') have trusted them.
selves to his care. He has the satisfaction Of know.
ing, from mary living evidences, thathis remedie,
haze done their duties sofdr as lies icithin the com
pass of human means. How distressing to the afiie.
ted is Dyspepsia or lndigestian poisoning all The
sources of their enjoyment, and leading, in many in.
stances, TO the miseries ofconhrmed Hy pocondriasis,
Long as il has been the subject OF enquiry BY med,-
cal authors, 1t remains IN much obscnrity. Ano-
plexy, diseases Of the Liver, Kidneys, Spleen. S,o-
mach, and lntestines, Bladder, &c, Dysentary. nj.
arrbea, "cum muitis aiiIs," perform impor,an,
parts IN drama of morbid affections. Dr.. Evans hs.
been singularly successful in the treatment OF In.
above diseases, by remedies drawn from his own
and the researches of the most eminent medical mcn
in the world. He has also had vast experience AMI
success throughout the whole family Of delicate
diseases. the impure tendencies Of which are apgra.
waited by and rooted into the constitution through tbs
base conspirscies of mercurial murderers, unprinci.
pied, uneducated. and uuprsctised, in any art save
that of attempting to lead the ~credulous on The
90 road TO ruin" DR.. Evans office, No. 100 Chi
ham street, New York, is supplied with the cbo;.
cest remedies, from home and foreign markets, and
compounded by a masters hand, on scientific princi.
pies. All those who come there in the hour Of
need, will go away rejoicing.
DR.. William Evans Medicines are for sale bv
VIM. DORSEY, Druggist,
october 81, 1855. AgenL
Il Remarkable Cure Of Acute Rheumatism with
an affection OF the Lupgs-cured under the treat.
meut Of DR.. William Evans, 100 Chatham Street.
New York.-Mr. Benjamin S. Jarvis, 10 Centre
street, Newark, New Jersey, afflicted for four
years with severe pains in all his joints, which were
always increased on the slightest motion, the tongue
preserved a steady whiteness; loss of appetite .diz.
ziness IN his head, the bowels commonly very cos.
tive. the urine high co!ored, and often profuse swea.
ting, unattended by relief The above symptom,
were also attended with considerable difficulty Of
breathing, with a sense Of ~tightness across the chest.
likewise a great want Of due energy in the nervou,
system. The above symptoms were entirely reno.
we'd, and perfect cure effected by DR.. VIM. Evans.
BENZ. s. JARVIS.
City of NeU York, So
Benjamin S Jarvis beingduly sworn doth depose
and say, that the facts stated in the above certificate.
subscribed by him. are in all repects true, Sworn
before me, this 25th of November. 1886
WILLIAM SAUL.
Notary Public, SO Nassau Street.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29
FROM BUENoS ri
Extract Of a letter dated

MoxTEvIDKo, May 90, 1889.
went off yesterday to dine with Com. NIcHoL-
son, on board the Independence, and from him |
learn the late negotiations for peace are broken of
entirely. The French Admiral has received letters
from the Minister Of Marine in France, that, in The
spring. eight thousand troops will embark for this
river, and The French have warfare
in earnest. taking possession Of vessels, burning
oroperty. &c. They viii doubtless take Buenos
Ayres as they did Vera Cruz. | feel inclined to
think it impossible to have any peace for some
oannths 70 came.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

NoRwEcIaSs.-A body of emigrants, sixty in
number, from this remote corner Of Europe, passed
through this city to-day. An intelligent person
speaking our language, accompanied them. He
says they are on their way 10 Illinois where they in
tend to settle on farms, many of them having means
TO do so.
Several more detachments from the same coun-
Try, are expecied.-Bpfaio Com Abr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29
RESIGNATION.

We p%eeeive in the Richmond Wing a letter of re-
signation from BENJAMIN II. SMITH, Esq, State
Senator from the Kanawha District, in this State.
Matters of a private nature have forced him to take
this step. Mr.. S. is a sterling Wing and as tbs
success ofimportant measures in The next Legisla
ture may depend upon a single Wing vote, it be-
comes the duty of the Wing party of that district
to return a good and true successor to the late sen,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

DEPARTURE OF EmrGRAsTs Yoa LlBERiA-The
Norfolk Beacon announces the departure of the Ii
IBERIA racket-ship Saluda for Liberia, via Liverpool,
having on board supplies for the Colony, and forty-
eight passengers, thirty Of whom are liberated
slaves, who have been well provided for by their
owners, they having paid their passage md furnish
ed them with stores of provisions and clothing and
implements Of husbandry sufficient for twelve months
after their arrival at Liberia. Also, seven likely
and well disposed young men, captured Africans,
who had been Struggled by a shaving vessel into
Florida. and who were seized by the United States
Marshal and sent there to be transported to the
land of their fathers, on Government account
Among the cabin passengers are three missionaries,
the Rev. Messrs. j. p. Pinney, O.. X. Garfield, and
Assembly's Board of Missionaries, and Mrs. Seyes,
who is on her return from a visit to the U. States,
TO her husband, the Rev, Mr.. Seyes, of the Metho.
dist Episcopal Missions in Monroyia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

A statement has gone the rounds of the newspa-
pers that the Constitution of Florida had been re-
jected by a majority of eleUen votes. Later infor-
nation appears to throw some uncertainty on this
subject. The returns are published in the St. Angus
tine Herald, and there isa majority in favor of
tie Constitution Of s~irty-siT Uotes. The rallahas-
see Gazette mentions that other individuals who
have carefully examined the returns state unhesita-
tingly, that the Constitution is ratified.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

MORE THREATENED INDIAN DISTURBANCES IN
THE WEsT.-rhe Litt'e Rock (Arkansas) paper.
to July 22d, state-that apprehensions exist that
the exasperated party Of the murdered Ridge. now
led on by the chief Brown, threaten, if vengeance
Is not had on Ross, to sack the American garrison,
Fort Gibson, and supply themselves with arnuni.
non Gen. Arbuckle has made a requisition on
the Arkansas militia, the U. 5. troops not being in
sufficient numbers TO resist an attack OF > 600 or
more Indians. We may lock out now for another
Colosahatchie affair.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29
Cloths s. CuSslaueres.

NENTLEMEN:- We have on hand q splendid
" assortment of fashionable CLOTHS, com.
prising the most fashionable co.ors. Also, CAS-.
SLMERES, of the best and latest patterns, such
as drab ribbed, black ribbed, plain black and drab,
fancy ribbed, and a great many other colors, which
viii be sold the greatest bargain ever heard Of
Call at A. ROBINSON e. Co.'S.
August %, 1899
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

"A GOVERNOR IN A Rad sNAP."-A good sto-
r. is told of Governor Boggs, of Missouri. By
the ordinances of the city of Jefferson, discharging
a pistol within the city limits is punishable by fine.
The Governor violated this law and was hauled up
before the Mayor, and fined yfoe dollars. The Co
vernon Notwithstanding ;hat he had the pow
er to remit the fine. The Mayor denied this doc
trine, and was about preparing a miA'mus to lodge
his Honor in Jail, when some of his friends forked
up the cash, and released the d~ignitary from "du-
rance ile."-RuSseNriNe AdrertiSer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

Mr.. Mayor VARIAN has done himself and the CT
ty of New York credit, by the handsome manner in
which he has rendered the civic courtisies to Mr..
CLAY. Immediately on his arrival, the Mayor and
a majority of the Common Council waited on him,
with an invitation to use the Governors room in the
City Hall, during his stay in that city, for the recep-
tinn of Lis friends -1ler en-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

A l%etter-writer in a late " Richmond Enquirer
in reference TO the North Carolina Elections, uses
the following language: 1.-The Wings have scar
cely mentioned HENRY CLAY during the campaign {;
they have avoided him on every OCCASION" Never
(ssys the Raleigh Register) was there a greater
mistake. If there was a Wing candidate in the
field who did not run up the Clay banner, we should
like to have him pointed out. The fact is. tina, the
feeling ofthe Wings in this State towards Mr.
Clay is enthusiastic, and courts no concealment or
rsserva
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

We regret to announce that our esteemed fellow
cir zen, Commodore DASIEL I. PATTERsos Of the
United States Navy, and Comnandant of the Navy
Yard and Station in this city, expired on the morn
ing Of Sunday, the 25th inst, at a quarter past eight
o'clock. after a short but severe illness Of about 80
hotHx-Not, Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29
FOE NALE.

VENHE subscriber wishes to sell tho BRICK
Il that he has on hand at this time at his Mil.
He would also say to his friends and The public that
he is prepared to pay cash for Wheat at his Mill.
The concerns of the Mill in future will be attended
by his itn, Harrison N. Tabb, and Samuel Bayer,
in his absence from the Mill.
JOHN TABB.
August 90, 1839.-eow3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.
Extract Of a letter dated
Auo z

GALvKsTos, Aug. 2 1889.
Our troops have bad two battles with the Chero-
kee Indians-tbe first fought on the 18th and 10Th
Of July. in which the Indians were driven back
with a loss Of u or I6 killed; our loss 2 killed.
On the 2lst our army again overlook them, and a
contest ensued, which resulted in the total defeat of
the Indians, with from 3 to 500 killed. This oc-
Cured in the Red Land country, about Nacogdoch-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29
Stoves. &c.

VNTE have on hand a good assortment OF Y
w ings, consisting of the following articles.
Pots, Kettles, Ovens, Dog Irons, Biscuit TnsaI
Skillets, Extra Lids, Wheelbarrow Wheei', De.
and Square Stoves, and Cooking Stoves; as T. N
of which we invite the attention Of the public.
WIN. LONG Il oo"
August %.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

ELLIcorrs Mills PRoPERrY.-W understand
that the sale of the property at Ellcott's Mills was
wen attended, and that SO much of it as was sold
brought good prices. The lower mill was sold to
LDwARp GRAY, Esq, for S30,500, the sawmil to
john p. KENNEDY, ESQ, for As 600. and some Of
the woodland for $50 an acre-RonI POI
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

A Saratoga letter says: " The most interesting
person here is Ex Governor Morgan L. Lewis, who
was elected Governor of New York over Aaron
Burr, in 1905. He is now in his eighty-6fth year,
upright, hale and strong. VIVA, a host of associa.
tons are reused by rejecting on the career Of that
nanIv
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

CHURCH oHeAN.-The Frederick Herald ofthe
18th inst, seys:-The Congregation of the Ger
man Reformed Church of this place, have just re.
ceived their new and splendid Organ, and are now
about fitting up the same in their church. This is
principally effected through the efforts and industry
Of the ladies of that society. 1t was bull, in New
York, and cost, as we learn, 81 100.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

The Charlestown Free Press of the bed inst,
says: An examining Court was held on Monday last
to investigate the case of the negro girl charged
with having poisoned the family Of Mr.. Rawleigh
Sulser, OF this county. She was ordered back TO
Jail to await her trial at the Superior Court in No
yember next.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

HIoTs on THE CANAL,-The Annapolis Repub-
lican OF the 20th inst, states that Information was
received on Sunday at the department ofSiate, that
a conflict had taken place between the Irish and
German laborers on The Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal, and that a number were killed. An express
was sent oil Immediately to Gen. c. II. Williams.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29
Hair Rraids e. CurIs.

HAVE just opened, and offer for sale, Hair
II Braids and Curls, of all colors.
August 30, 1889. y. w. BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

For an account of the mob which assembled at
the Carmelite Convent, in Baltimore, on the even
ing Of the 18th inst, see another column.