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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28

ID L. SMITH CO. will receive par, red back moasy
N. for Merchandise. Their stock embraces entire
sortmcnt Of French aIk 0oods Bonnet Lace, Embroids
res Merno Shaw &c. &c. and will be sold a the low est
market prices They will alss receive limited amount ~
vgSia, and North and South Carons money
nj moderate aesust. Merchants will find II their 1.
eramine this stock, the majority Of IL 10 Of recent
seIecosthe prices cannot fail to be satisfactory APYy
al l76 Pearl street s22lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28

IIUNTERs RED DNoP-Omee Of the ganuns meds-
cine removed to as Pearl door north Of Chssa
Price 81 per vial os6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28

feet Of about 100 sail Of vessels detained Noroll
Wednesday last by the NJ T. winds, which had Prsvset
for 10 or IL days.
The ship Fairfield Of eight hundred tons, launched
Saturday last from the yard of Mes Pickett Thomas
She 10 iuiesdcd for the New Orleans trade.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28

NLMsTED's PATENT sTOvEs--The subscrisss
~ would recommend 10 these about 10 procure Stoves
either Cor paors halls. nurseries, oees stores hotsis
churches ke eramine this excellent article their
ronty all others be shown IN fsw mousnu hss
Air Furnaces put up short notice and upon the most
/ proved principles. ,. H. r. DEAN 40 Water street
| wasied Immediately, three Sheet Iroa wofhsr
II oQl I'm 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28

MORNING HERALD-sHIP NEWS.
Pert Of New York, October -.
SUN Rises SAG HIGH WATER SO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28

/ NISEASES OF THE EYE-DR. WHEELER with con
IL faence the public that there scarcely any dis
which that tender and beautiful organ THE Eye
subject does yield his humane and successful mod.
Of treatment References given the first families
dance his Office So Greenwich street, the Battery from
sA NJ. until p M after which he devotes his time to In.
door patients au6-Smis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28

A YOUNG LADY having had instructions from the frs
"A masters Mssic and Singing DESTROYS Of obtaining
limited number OF pupils at their her residence Her
as
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28

A POLIO GALLERY.-THE GREAT FALL ExHI
IA IRON Of the WORKS Of upwards Of hundred vinl
Artists open Al the Apollo Gallery, No lio Broadway
From this exhibition the COMMITTEES Of will see
the works. which they will purchase Tor the Apollo Asee
ion. The great pcnre Of the IHssAS Pnocrsos painted
BY A. Miller, for Sir w. ID. Stewart will be exhibited for
short time only Admittsnss - cents season Tichs q
cents. ol0s9Ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28

NEW YORK TATTEKSALL5- Il =
regular sales Of Horses, Carriages, Harness,
&c by public auction, at this well-known es-
tablishment, will take place this day, Ssh
!. n~-~ursn~ ~ 4 n,rlArk With "a =.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28
DR. ELLIOT.
OCULlST,
3e3 Broadway, entrance in Duane street.
Confines his practice 10
pI : y A q Il 3 OF THE EYE,

OPHTHdLMJC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
From Dr. Eotts extensive practice and the number o. -
ents ho cannot he attended daring his e6ce hcur Ae -
obtained the services " Dr. WysrsAcorr. sprscuncner
vorbly known for some wears IN mi, CITY member Of ~
New York Medical Society, and OF the Royal Coge o. Ss
gecns, Edincurgn. Dr. w. paid much attention 70
mode Of operation and treatment
0fioe hours trem ietei o'clock, daily myD-p
literary men Al large are requested 20 call and
L. anime the ehc,e, and valuable collection OF works At
Pep.tovv f re;. ,8 Modern literature, No 9o6 Bros1
way con,sis. man, rare srd valuable becs which so
very low price Cor cash. BOOKS =, ,sssusgss s.a =
II sab.hed g. the p-rchase and sale ofs hses
ofrare snqse and Osess and also 81 odsrs ,ass
N. -. ~ s,v .uhiecs II am language GertIs
havrs hooL. 10 d.re.s Of viii do better by calling on The
SUBSCRIBER ".' y JOHN DOYLE, bookseller,
o,uss.. s@ Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28

LJIGHLr !MPORTANT-To those in want Of Stocks
ready made Linen Hosiery. Gloves, and Suspenders
constantly and receiving from the cash auction
the above good. the greatest varey ALSO stock frames Hal
and Br the old stand No. IS Nassau street. Mai
den Lane where be had cheaper for cash than
other place the city 100 dozen Seette Gaps. for sale
cheap. o24 mis-.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28

boston CRACKER BAKERY-Wiiau Bond 10 Orch
ID ard near Grand, would incvm the public that n
manufacturer The Boston, A and hard CRACKERS in supero
STYLE the only place ihey made IN the esy likewise but
ter and Sugar erscke Soda and Mill Biscuit snd Pilot bres
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28

VOCAL MUsIC.-A. MARriN, P.ofessor Of the Guitar,
after the Spanish method Of the celebrated .dguado
has opened evening class for the study Of Vocal Music The
class to be composed Of twelve persons Gentlemen who
DESTROYS Of becomng MEMBER respectfully invited 10
axe early applications the number Of pupils being limited
The best references viii be given Apply 10 A. MARTIN,
lo6 Fulton street. from % o'clock, OF the evening
o26.eod3t>
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

The New York Correspondent ofthe National
Intelligencer says :-Appalling News We have from
LIVERPOOL to January TO- frightfu hurricane !!
Three packet ships wrecked, and great loss of
lives the result! The hurricane commenced in Liv-
erpool on Sunday night Jan. 6, and ragged oil that
night and on Monday, with violent winds on Tues
day and Wednesday doing incalculoble damage to
the shipping in Liverpool and the neighborhood,
and destroying good many lives in the city, in
the overthrowing of buildings chimne,s' Nc &c
The packet ship Pennsy lvania is complete wreck
Captain Smith, second mate, seven OF the crew,
and--1fthe passengers having lost their lives.
Tho ST. And ews is also wreck, but al were saw
ed. Those two ships were immensely rich in dry
good cargoe. outward bound, and the loss OF prop
erty is thus very great. Tie Oxford, the other
packet ship, had just arrived in Liverpool end,
though her cargo valuable, it was not so valu-
bic as Ihnse of The outward bound shirs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

Your memoriaIists deem TINS aitogetnef
unnecessary and nexpedient. The IN
terests of the Company furnish, they are
persuaded, the guarantee, that II VIII 90
eye,y thing, in this respect, that ought
Justly, to be required oft. Such pro-
yision-especially in the infancy OF SO
great work, when a single track, on a
line of SO great extent, is matter OF great
cost-it appears TO your memoralists'
would impose upon the Company bur-
den. that ought not TO bs imposed. Id
their judgement, the existing provlsion'
or that contained in the charter OF the
Winchester and Potomac Rail Road Com.
pauy--to wit: so TO transport, "as 10 DO
equal and impartial justice" IS all, that
ought to be required.
10 all the particulars TO which your me-
morialists refer, they respectfully, but ear r.,
nestly pray thatthe General Assembly wiil
afford that aid to the Baltimore and ONO
Rail Road Company, which may accord
with the interests OF your memorIalisis,
and not be incompatible with those oil the
State at large.
Berkelev County, FebrunTy IA, 1889.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
SOIIH AMERICA.

The ship Brutus, arrived at New York from
Montevideo, brings advices to the 4th of December
last The blockade Of Buenos Ayres was rigor-
ously enforced by the French squadron There
we're $50 sail of foreign vessels in port. Thirteen
French vessels ofwar in La Plata General Gribe,
The ex-rresident OF the Oriental Republic imputes
his displacement to the intrigu"s of the French
with General NiSera. 1t is rumored that the ORR
entaists are about invading the Buenos Ayrcsn
province of Entire Rios, with 5000 The
French consul al Montevideo had proposed peace
10 Buenos Ayres, but the stipularions of payment
for aggressiens the property Of French citizens
were considered cxhorbltant ard the proposition
was rejected. The French consul declined the
meditation ofGrcat Britain which was offered b.
tho British consul general. The L ). schooner
Dolphin and The sloop Of war Fairfield arrived at
Buenos Ayres on the 18th and 9th of November.
The American barquc Madonna had been fired up
on by the blockaling squadron, but every satisiac
ton was rendered to the American authorities at
Montevdro BY the French Admiral Leblanc.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

CoNGRkss.-But hule Of interest is going on IN
Congress. The House, is mostly engaged on ap.
preparation and private bills. The time ofthe Sem
ate has been mostly taken mp in discussing the me-
rits of the bill. introduced by Mr.. Crtrenden, OF
Kentucky, to prevent the Interference ofGovern-
ment oicors in elections, upon which several sound
and able speeches have been made. On Friday
last, Messrs Preston Of South Carolina, aud
Roane, of this State, spoke upon the bill the for
mer in Il. support, and the latter agains,it Mr..
Roane took accession in the course Of his speech t"
attack the course Of MIR. Rives, with much harsh
ness and rancor. TO this, Mr.. Rives replied with
great effect, and indicated his cause, in a manner
which gained him great applause.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
REaDFUL EARTHQUAKE AT MARTINI


By the Pauline. which sailed from St. Pierre, in
the I,and of Martinique, on tho l2th ulumn, and
arrived at New Orleans IN the } I uimo. iitorma-
ton is brought giving the particulars of a terrible
earthquake which visited that island on the lth
ultimo and spread havoc and ruin over the whole
French colony The vessel having left the day al
| ter the di,aster, the whole extent of the damage
had not been asccrtained The devastation, how
ever was immense. Accounts coming in de-
scribing the destruction of Buildings, the laying
waste of plantations, and the swallowing up and
burial of many families. the towns, Port Roynl
appears to hive been the greatest sufferer Num-
beis Of buildings demolished and mul-
titudes of lives lost The last shock OF the earth
quake LETT scarce building standing and the whole
NAV be said To- be overwhelmed. -Four hundred
persons. II is supposed, were buried under the ru-
ms OF these, three hundred had been Withdrawn
from under the wreck and rubbish and excava-
lions were going on to extend relief to Others in
the same situation. In the town of ST. Pierre the
shock was not 40 severe as at Por, Royal. The
comrnotion lasted about five minutes Several hou-
ses were thrown down, and many shaken into a
shattered and totrering condition. The number of
live. lost was very small compared with the de-
struction Mt other points. The Governor of Mar
Unique had issued his proclamation, calling upon
the CT liens to succor each other in their frighttul
disaster, and promising the sympathy and assist
nnce of the French Government. The call had
been answred with alacrty and many OF the citi-
/ Gems had Joined the garrison and marines IN dig
/ ins up the ruins opening the streets, propping up
/ buildings. and repairing the desoarons which the
calamity had made For further and complete nc
counts, We must await the next arrival. the Pau
line left to ascertain all the dreadful par
| ,iculars
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
TO THE PEOPLE OF BERKELEY COIN

In compliance with the wish Of runber Of my
fellow-ciizrns offer myself TO your consideration
as a candidate for the House Of Delegates. MI
public life and conduct before You. and shall
cbee,fu submit to any decision you may be plea.
sed TO make.
have sssented 10 the announcement oi nv name
in the present stage If the canvass. upter the i'm.
preston that no candidate otihe Van Buren party
viii be in he field, and that the political party to
which belong will not find it necessary to make
any selection by County meeting. liza County
meeting of the Wing parry however, should deem
it expedient to make nomination OF candidates,
shall submit to its decision.
EDMUND P. HUNTER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
-----
ADVERTISING MEM ORkN0k

Sale of Personal Prof. erty in Martinsburg on
Friday. the 22d inst by Daniel Burkhart, Admins
traitor Of Frederick Bremen, deed.
Sale of SO Acres Of kand, at Gerrarasto~n by
William Maslin Eco. 81 Friday the Odd Instant
Sale of Personal Property, by William Kerney,
on Middle Creek, on Monday the 25th instant.
Sale of Personal Property, on Thursday the 2 lst
inst. by Daniel c. CIernmens, living on thc Lands
of VIM. Kroesen, Z mics southwest Of Martins
burg.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
.EeMst ROAD Notice.

F6TO John S. Miller, Isaiah Miller, Joseph g.
d Vanhorn and Anna NJ. his wife Elizabeth Mil
Ter, Sarah Miller Jeremiah Miller, George Miller
Samuel Harrison, William Harrison. Jane Roo
ncy, Sarah Rooney Michael Rooney, Hannah Roc
ney Alexander Rooney, Rhoda Rooney, Elizabeth
Rooney, Anna Sherrard, Sarah Sherrard, Mary
Sherrard, Anna L. Sherfard, Emily Sherard. John
Sherrard, John d. Grove and Elizabeth lSs wiz
Samuel Alexander, Ann Alexander. Robert Alex
snder, John Cross, Christopher Parkinson and Ma
"a his wife, Charity Hall, ------ iangham, Ma
ry Lapgham Jane Langham Nassau Rodgers
Mariah Rodgers, Mary Aan Rodgers. Henry Cfom'
lee and Milinda his wife, Abiiah Flora. Isaac Flor
Rachel easier. Basil Athy and Margaret bisswlF
Sarah Warfeld. Rachel, Flora, jacob Klien aFa
Nancy his wife, Archibald Flora. Deborah Flora
Susan Flora, Cathsrine Flora, Alexander n. flora'
Philip Hartley and Ruth his wife, Thomas TaIwa
and Deborah his wife. John Kcoweis, James war
dron and Sarah his wife. and Walter McAtre'
TAKE NOTICE,
That on the first day of the March term Of w
County Court, TO be holden for the County OF Mol,
gam Virginia, we shall, by our Attorney. apply "
said Court to appoint five discreet, Intelligent, us
interested and impartial Freehoiders, TO assess ih'
damages which will result TO yoHr land, by Opening
tbroueh IT, The Baltimore and OAio Rail Road
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO RAIL RoAl
February 90 l839--id COMPANl.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

RAILROAD AecIDENT.-We learn from the
Richmond Compiler that Mr.. Mosby Pulliam, of
Hcnrico county, Va. was run over by the train Of
cars on Thursday evening about dusk, as they we're
entering the depot Of the Richmond and Freder-
icksburg Railroad, and died from his injuries on
the following day. He standing on the side
walk when The cars approached, but unfortunately
too near the engine, which knocked him down
while his attention was directed 10 some other OBJ
lscts. Mr.. =. was n soldier Of tho Revolution, md
worthy citizen.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

PERIoDicALs,--Our table is full of periodicals,
but we are so much occupied that we have not had
time to look at their varied contents. We have be-
fore US, the Farmers Register, the American Mu-
scum, and the Lody's Book, all unopened In our
next we hope be able to do justice to those val
liable journals.
We have also received the " Colegian," Month
" periodical, published at Charlottesville by the
Students of the University. 1t is neat and tasty
notification in appearance, and, Judging from the
only article we have fouad time to peruSe, we are
fayor.bly impressed with lie merits Next week
we shall pu3r.h its table Of contents Sc,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
BALTIMORE MARKET.
From The baltimore Patriot Of Feb. 16. s39


BEEF.-Selling on the the Ioot al $40 10 vi per
hundred.
PoRK.-Scarce in market. Live Hogs selling at
50 ,25, TO So, 50. Wagon Pork al 50, and $3.50.
FLOUR The recent news ffom England has eau
sed slight advance in the Flour. and some litlle
excitement in the market. Prices have ranged du-
,iae The week, from Sc %, to S8.373
WHEAr-Soles at 81 80, and s1,85.
RYE.-A lot during the week at $ ,05, but there
was, when the Patriot report was made UP, none
in market.
CoRN--Saes of Virginia yellow at So cts, OF MAJ
rysnd do. 9S cts.
OATs-40 TO so eta.
CLOVER SEED There is good supply IN mar
ket and prices have declined little. Sales nave
been made at sl3 to $3.50, and from Wagons at
sl3 to SIS. .ag
WHIsKEY.-Hhds. Al cts. bbls. IA to 443 CITE.
from Stores Wagon pricc of bbls. 40 cts.' eSciu-
sive Of the bill
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

Wu,o Mygr,sc IN JEFFERsos.~-The Wings
OF Jefferson County, held public meeting on sho'-
dav last. and nominated WILLIAM G. WoRTHiSo-
rox. and SAMUEL D. BAKER, Eses ascandidates
for the House Of Delegates.
Resolution was passed recommending Dis
,rie, Wbig Convention, to assemble at Winchester
on the 18th day Of March, and Delegates were sP-
pointed on the part of Jefferson. We shall copy
the proceedings next week.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
Vhig Meeting.

The citizens ofthis county, opposed TO the
present administration of the General Co
vernment, are invited to meet at the Court
House., in Martinsburg, OH the first day
of March Court, at one O'Clock, for the
purpose of nominating two fit persons as
candidates for the House Of Delegates, and
to consider such other business IS may
claim their attention.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

Much as was opposed to his election, and
am TO his Administration, Ineither shared
in making nor believing the truth Of the
charge. He was scarcely installed in OF.
flee before the same charge was directed
against those who opposed his election.
HDueIuded merit Deek.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
TE.UPER.g.N.CE .nEE7I.V.G.

A MEETING Of the Young Mems Temper.
IA ancc Society, will be held on Tuesday eve
ming February 26th in the Presbyterian Church.--
An address will be delivered, " on the practice Of
using ardent spirits as beverage general at.
tendance is requested; the young partiular.
~ inv ted as the lecture is Intended more patic.
ularly for their benefit A. SHEERER,
February 90 1889 President
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

Mr.. John Hoge, the Postmaster at Williams
port, Md has lately been removed, ard Mr.. Wlii
lam s,ef y, appointed in his place. The Banner
states that the change was made on party grounds
MIR. Sleaey being more digent member OF the
administration party than Mr. Hosg, who was a
good and competent officer. So we go.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
la FAYETTE GUARDS {!
.EfcthOd Of the .41't OF
DANCING.

MFRS. G. w. HOOMES, late from the city OF
1Vk Richmond, respectfully informs the citizens
of Mariinsburg, and vicinity, that she will open a
class for the instruction of young Ladies in the Po
lite accomplishments of Dancing. WALKING. &c.
Her method of reaching, was derived from her late
father Mons. Bondel, eminent professor Of
those branches, and will in short time mpert to
the young Ladies surprising ,apidi'y in the &C
qurement of that case end elegance Of manners SO
essential in refined society.
If sufficient number of subscribers can be OBJ
tanned, her class will commence on he 11th Of
March next. Gentlemen aud Boys will not be ad-
mitted in the classes .sl4..s .a5 ..Ets
Mrs. II. will also devote part of of her time to
lessons on the Piano Forte, and vocal music. Her
method in the department Of music is from the Gel
ebrated professor Gillies, member of the Royal A.
cademy nf Paris.
- For terms of admission, epply TO Mrs
Hoomes ~ the residence of Mr.. John ii. Bondei
Alartinsburg.
February. 90 I330-3w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

Tgy INVESTIGATING CoMMfTTgE.-This body
has closed its labors in the City Of New York. and
returned to Washington, where it is busily enga-
ged in pursuing IT'S inquiries Il is at present In
yestigaiing Mr. Swarwouts accounts &c., at The
Treasury Department. and viii i Is expected, be
ready to report in few days. OF the discoveries
that have been made by the Committee, no intI-
nation has beer given though rumor with her thou
sand tongues, has been busy in circulating reports
about matters which win be brought to light when
the results of the Committee labor shall be given
TO The public The friends ofthe administration N
Congress are upon the rack, for fear OF the disclo
sures that may be made, and are eager TO do an IN
/ their power to enbarass the Committee. Inc
| following move was made in the House OF Repre-
septa,ives ON IT,. 18Th inst. The correspondent OF
the Baltimore Patriot says: A thorough going Lo-
cofoco from New York (Mr. Loomis) made an at
tempt to prevent the investigation from being con
1 inucd in any effective measure. He asked leave
to offer the following resolution
! Resolred, That the select ommittee TO inVesu
cate the defacation of Samuel Swartwout and oih
ers be instructed to transmit to the House, through
the Speaker the journal of their proceedings, up to
this time and daily hereafter, during the residue oil
their session. for the use, Of the House and that so
much of the resolution as authorizes said commit
tee TO employ printer be resoinded from TINS GATE
and thai s,id committee be further instructed to
i hold their meetings publicly.
A chorus o" No. no" which completely drown
ed the voice of the Clerk while reading the latter
part Of the resolution, indicated the decisive oppo-
.ition to this miserable attempt. Mr.. Looms per-
sisted in his efforts. He asked suspension OF the
rules which was refused instantly by decisive
/ minority.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
CANDIDATES FOR ASSEMBLY

We are requested to announce WILLIAM N A.
Lin. esq. as candidate TO represent the county o
Berkeley in the House Of Delegates, at the mex
session Of the Virginia Legislature.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

We are requested to announce Col. JACOB Mr.
ERs, as candidate TO represent the county 81
Berkeley M the House Of Delegates at the next
session OF the Virginia Legislature.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

Col. William Steuaft, late Mayor of Baltimore
died in that city, on the l2th inst The papers
speak of him as gentlemen who sustained an lrre-
proachable character, and obtained the estimation
Of all with whom he acquainted. Being Col
onel of the City Guards, he buried with militia
nv honors by the several volunteer corps, OF the CT
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

Mr. CLAY's SPEEcH.-fo day we commence
Mr.. Claws Speech, on the abolition question. 1t is
mastery effort, and will do lasting honor to the
head and heart of its author We shall conclude 1t
IN our next.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
.N'Ofico.

YENHE School Commi.sioncrs oC Berkeley Conn
H. ~ requested TO meet NJ the Court House,
on Tuesday the 18th day o( Of March nexr, being
the day OF March Court. JOHN BOYER.
- February 20. 1G39-3w Cletk,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

The undersigned begs leave to offer himself to
the consideration Of the good citizens Of Berkeley
County, as candidate 10 represent hem in the
next General Assembly Of Virginia and would res
pectfully solicit their support.
JOHN J. A. LEMEN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

MISSISSIPPI SENATOR.

Ii appears from the correspondence o.
the New Orleans Bulletin that we were
mistaken in stating that Mr.. Henderson
was only elected Senator from Mississippi
for the unexpired term OF Mr. Irotter.-
He was elected for six years from the
fourth of March next. The following