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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22
FLoRIpA.

as fA H0a HEH N
It seems to be very generally conceded shat N
tho treaty of peace recently made with the Florida
Indians; General Macomb was completely chented
md huiubugged md thai is onl3 effect has hccn
to give TO the Indlans an QppQi,unity To recruit
their numbers and their means d prosecuting the
war more vigorously. Wogavola last week theshcck-
ing de,ei. efthe massacre Of CD. llatney's delqel-
ment. This week We have an account Of a retaliaf
lion made by Lieut., Hanson. Mt Fort Mellon, IN
the capture of 46 Indians, including II Warriors
Two men were kiliedia attempting to escapc.
The people Of the Uaited Suites are now driven
to the painful conclusion that the Florida war Is on
" 70 be ended by the entire destruction ofthe indi-
ans, or tbeir capture and foreible removal. a de
putalion has becn sent from Florida to confer with
the National Executive. The Editor Of The Rich
mond Enquirer has had Al, opportunity Of learning
The plans and views of the people Of tloriia, from
General Brown one oftle delegation. We make
The following extract:
eve are now satisfied that the lttliais are 10
greater force. supplied with hgtier means, aud
more deter mined on hostiIHies, than ia generals
supposed IL t-&li become necessary To strike al
them again, and drive them of. The only ques-
ton Is, what is the best species OF force for this
p~urpose7 II seems 20 be the Impression in hioti-
ia tlat another species of force is necessary besides
tho regular troops or volunteer millia. who have
not been acquainted with the nudes at ladian war
fare. Either United States mounted spiunteeTsf
from parts of the county winch are familiar with
the habits und mode Of hghtipg Of this lndlan-and
who can operate without being controlled by the
United Statcss officers. and who fan with proper
GUIDES dash into the woods anil hemmgeks, &c.
or, entcrpfislng persons, who will be allowed to
settle on portions Of tie public lands, upon condi-
ton offghting the Indians ard p%rotertins he coun-
try, &c.-or, both these, pnd similar species Of
force combined, are considered the best ttoops for
the purpose. At all events, Flori IA requires arms,
ammunition and provisions for hct owu volunteers
for the present. A small and bold band Of about
40 men have consented 20 act, under a leader, TO
hover over the hiding places, and dash among the
enemy.
. They are to be allowed 80 much for the scalp
Of each Indian warrior, or a prisoner, aud the me
ney has been raised by private subscription among
the people. This band is about proceeding 10 ops
rations. We understand the commissioners will
proceed to New York, TO confer Immediately with
the Secretary of war"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22
THE %ELEcrioNs.

$500
II mus, be confessed that the recent elections
have not met the expectations Of the Wigs, nod
yet, the smoke having cleared away, We are pleased
10 learn that we were a ll;le more scared then
hurt. Col. Pofk, the lafe I~ocofoco speaker OF the
House Of Representatives, is elected Governor OF
Tennessee, BY a majority of shout aooo over The
present Incumbent We do not doubt that dis -
suit is attributable more 10 local causes than 70 me
strength of the administration party IN the State,
for we observe that IN almost every instance where
we could compare the vote for Governor ~iiii taat
for Members of Congress, Polka vote was much
stronger than that oi the loco foco candidates for
Congress. The results a,e given at length ID o.
extract from the Natiopn! Iatelfgepccr.
There is no deabt that the Wigs viii have a De,
cided majority IN the next House q Represen'o-
lives. RuoDE IsLAsp, yet 70 tote, will no doubt
renew the commissions Of her present able chapPi
ons--Cranston and Tillnghast. Mississlrri, VIZ
regard as not so sure; thoasf tbs Wings seem
confidently to anticipate d Sictofy, MAKYL4Fp
elected to the last Congress four Wings and lont
Loco focos. Tho n. election Of all tie Wings may
be calculated on. The district now Icpresented D
MIR. Pearce is the only one from Which danger Is 70
BIO apprehendod. The loco feces were Mohim end
Howard from Baltimore city, Worthington Of tie
baltimore county district, md Francis ThJrnns Of
Frederick. Mr.. Mchim died during the Grst Sos
sion, and j. p. Kennedy, Wing, took his plaee.-
The Wings now calculate upon making a clean
sweep in the city district. Mir, Thomas Il gigo,
rously opposed by Col F~iizhugt. Independent, aud
VIM. Price, n talented and popular Whjgs-Ihere re-
suit is doubtful In the Baltimore cotnty district
there seems 10 be no doubt Of the r.. %cicction o.
Wonhineton and we shall nor be al al astonished
ifho should bethe only loco foco member from Na-
ryland.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

on Tuesday, tie 18Th inst, Nj Jons McKows
aged about Is yeers-an cid ana resrectable Girl
zen Of this County.
on Thasday the 9Th irst, at TIE residence 81
her son, Col Jacob Myers. Mrs MARY, reiict 81
he late John Myers, Of this cotnty, aged IS yeas
Athis Tesidcucef II Npskingum County, Ohio On
she 2 inst, Mt. J4Mrs NcDoyAfp, formerly &c
this Couaty,
On Mauiay lasf, MICHAEL, infant sou Of Nj. NJ.
Grove, 6fthis place.
On Tuesday fast near Gerafdstown, Mrs. Eos.
TER, aged "a wears. ast
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

trom Richard w. Bartoa 70 he Editors ofhe
Ckarlesto@R Free PEGS.

CR2TBeSt0TR FTf6 E3csS.
RoMSEY, August 10, 1889.
DEAR stRs;-The lasr l~Iafpefs Ferry Constitu-
lionatist has thought proper To s,igmatisc the pend
ing contest in this District, as d " contemplate
farce" and among other things calls upon me TO
strike ca the fo3fy-tsco aofeS from Hurry County
that were poiled in Hampshire fof me. Nov, | res
~pectrully cell upon the Editors ofthat paper TO tate
iupoa what authority they assert | obtained thls
vote from Hardy Cadaty. | wish bad received
HAT number, for, provided they were founded on
freehold sights in Hampshire, ] have no doubt OF
the legality of the Votes. Bet in point OF fact, las
s5rt that but fge individuals from Hardy voted for
ne il Hampshire, ali having ffeeholds ia the latter
County, While the &ske number OF five from Hardy
voted for Mi. Lucas in Hampshire, three Of whom
had no freeholds iathe County where they voted,
and consequently their votes weIeillegal.
also assert, that Of the votes cast by uon-resi-
dents ofthis District, a considerable majority voted
fr Mr.. Lucas. lam driven to this explanation for
lie puTposs Of disabusing the minds of 1.-THE Par
ty" OF any prejudice sought 10 be excited against
my claim 10 the seat, by the editorial article in the
Constituti9ualiat, and | hope that paper viii assist
me IN the effort, by inserting this no.e, and answer
inS the call / have made.
In haste.
RICHARD w. BARTON. ,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22
From the National Ioteligeaeer.


The late Elections in the Western States have
undoubtedly generally disappointed The hopes OF
the Wings elsewhere, aud the result Of tue Election
in tho State Of North Carolina has NOT quite c"rac
up 70 them. That these hopes were raised too
high, and therefore destined TO disorPotinenli II
is hardly wslih while to utge IN extenuattoh OF The
loss we have sustained though Il . Certain that
tho extraordinary strength Of The Wing tepieseu-
tation from the Western States II tie last Congress
wss attributable 20 accident rather Than 70 Q pro-
portionate strength among The People, we anticl.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

BuRsIvc MrNr.-Mr, Duugherty's rine on Broad
Mountafn Is still On fire, and burns with Increased
fury. Mr. u. has advertised f5r proposals 70 ex-
iineuish he sre; but VIC opprehend he would
scarcely fed o coutfaator who would wait FL his
pay until the Job is finished, as from the length Of
Time it has been burning and our own personal ex-
Elimination, Il will rvobabiy continue to increase in
length ob5yc the water level shaiI have bRep con-
srnled. il Il now The gteatest cIrfosiiy IN our re-
zion; and vii doebtiess attract the visits Of many
from our Eastern Citiss, who would rasEer view g
volcano Ii this heaithy Vel aborhood tAan visi, We
knvius.-R e19fkp PPlq.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

Tn suB-TREAsuHY iii Baltimore Chronicle
SAYS sit Is a remarkable fact that al tie most re-
spectacle Of the officers ofthe General Government
connected with the collection and disbursement Of
the revenues at the Custom-lIouses, are opPnscd to
the sub-Treasury project. The Collector Of this
port, although a thorough pafii4ln, i well kao@a
TO be utterly adverse to the sub-Treasury plot. HIS
experience IN the discharge ofhis ofiri5l function
has served TO convince him fine l,qpelessness Of
expecting any thing like suceess IN the collection
Of the public revenue, under such a system.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22


From the Amy and Nloy Chroniclo-Auguat IS
A report reached tbs ciiy last week. thar Col.
aARSEY, az the 2l d%raroons, who bud uocompa-
oied . party OF Indisus to tieir assigned limits, with
"a guard of2S mea, had bern surprised on the NOR
aing uttlic Esd MI, % lbe CQlogs0hniehio river,
and l3 u De men Killed, Col. II, himself, With
abe remainder % line men, some ul whom were
wounded. escaped 10 a boat.
No etfsial or couirmatory account having been
received, as latc as this nerning we hte inclined t.
doubt the truth Of tho report, ara hope that II viii
prove 10 bc uutouudsd.
+. $. Since the above was in type, We have been
favored with the following
! Ia. ,aeiq of letter. r~eeeire3 His mo, wing from III.
Tx. Hanson al Ne M ityq1lry, q S.A. aatsd
SArANNAH, Aug. II, 1889.
al am now on a u. 5. steamboat al Savannah,
I having in chaise iocty-siN Seminoles, pli$oaers O.
war, Who were captured By nae, tioIt Melton last
" ek. Let me give you The particulars: Va thc
3Ist ot July, Iroceised s4leillsence at ont sieton
81 llle mussaeio Of Toe dragons On tie Co.oosa-
hstchae. line ladiars, yoa. probably know, have
been visiting me at Fort Mcil0a, dudng the SUM
mer, and a considerable number were in The toit al
the time wheu Inc news reached Inc. ! carefully
conGauled from thcm tbe Intelligence which i had
received, and continued giving them provisions as
before. They showed, however, some little distrust
and did not wish me again for two days. On the
! afternoon Of The 31 August, ~forty-Ave of hem came
10 ne fort TO receive ratious. They looked cau-
tiousfy about the fcrt, and finding nothing suspicious
SAT Themselves down az my door il ,heirusual fash.
ton. The soldicrs loitered about the garrison
with an attitude ot cadessness, aud tLerc were 40
signs save lhe most paciio. Presently, disohat-
ed a pistol, as ii by accident. Tint was The sig,
7ll HE entes of The fort were closed as If by
| magic. and he iudians Ia a moment surrounded by
,hc troops. The seiniroles made a startto aseape,
and Two Of their men broke through de circle Of
soldiers. They both dropped dead beneath a hea-
w discharge Of muske,fy, whiohout them in pieces.
The remainder If the Indians then quietly sursen-
dcrcd.
None Of my men were injured. Two Of the la-
dians were killed, as 1 have mentioned, and the o-
tAer were utharmcd. The steamboat came up
so days after, mulh 20 my aoliei, - my force was
% very snlall that had / been attacked from the
outside, sell piesertation would have compelled ne
20 execute the men prisoners The arrival Of the
slcanboat spared me that painful duty.
ION the 5th 81 August another Indian will h.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

Mr.. Keroheyal says that "Coh0agoraton was
the ancient lndisn natne OF the Potomac from It's
5~uaction with the river Shenandoah 10 the Allegha-
NJ Monntain.e Ia the net laying oft the Comfy OF
Frederick, IN 1888, il is written X hopgruton.-
Ford Fafrflx seems 10 have been the first TO desig-
rate il the Potomac in his grants fer land on this
River. The South Branch was called The Pappa-
tomato. a @uch better name and the Capon was
anciently called the Cacaphon AHA, Coz.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

DIR. Broclienbrough has been nominated for next
Governor By a writer in the Eaqiircr and also BY
the Fincastle Democrat. The last Lewisborg En-
quirer asseu;s " most cordially TO the nomioa-
lion. So do also the Sentinel Of The Valley and
the Rockingham Register.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22
.eOFsce.

A IL persons are hereby forwarned from l@n'
"a ting, shooting, ranging, making a thorousn,
fare or i%ntruding in any manner whatever on ".
Lhnds in Writings Neck, as the rcnaliy o. M
law against trespassers, will, in future DO ils'o'
inflicted, without distinction, on every offender,
c. II. WHITING
agent for The P'opr'es0'''
Anenst %. I930.-3t al-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22
~sTAUNToN CONVENTION.

The Wings of Jefferson County held a public
meeting on Monday last fr ,hcpurPose oiaPpoiht.
ing Delegates to the Wing Convention, which will
assemble in Stanton, on The s5ih ct Septetaber'-
JonN YATEs, Esq, presided; SAMUEL D.. BAKER
and JONI A. THOMPSON, Esqs, Secretaries.
The meeting unanimously expressed a drcldsd
preference for Henry CLAY as the Wing Candi.
date for President, but resolved 10 sacrifice all per
sonal preferences and Preindices 70 the reblic wei
ia,e, and abide tic decision Of The National Con
sention. 2 e
-Four delegates and four olsernates were appoint
cd, hat we have not a list Of their MINES.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

ExrRA0Rp1NARYC CASE OF i'"oIseNIRG.-Ihe ABB
ingdon, (Na.) Statesman Of ue Sd inst, says: A
few days since. two families, residing or the north
fork Of tlolston river, in tina county, were poisoned
by eating m eel caught in that stream. They par
took oC The col at ibc usual breakfast hour, and in
the course of "a lew hours were assaled with the
symptoms usually attending The disease called milk
sickness. Medical aid was promptly called il, and
thov are now recovering.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22
Tatal. s559.l31.5O

THe N u BeuvDARY.-The Bangor Courier
Gays that MIR. Featherstonbaugh oad Cot. Nudge,
British CWnnaizsioaers, have PASSED through that
city On tleir way 10 the disputed territory, wilma
large quantity Of surveying. astronomical aud ether
Instruments, for the purpose Of aseerfaining topo-
g%tarlical and other information respecting The
BOUNDARY Line.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

Mr.. Riyes has accepted on invitation 70 q Din
ner at Louisa Court House, given in houor VI him
By many cilzens Of Louisa, Il @ill take place on
the 7th Of September.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22
HIGHLY IMPORTANT!

Caution 10 the Public, by Or. Vim. Exams,
No. 100, Chatham Street, New York.
| DISEASES, general and special" Gaze ne tito
~ bis'-Belcare Of falling. Dr.. VIM. Evans,
No. 100 Chatham street, New York, ayails him
self of lie present occasion TO tender his NEST un-
feigned acknowledgements TO the numerous mem
bers Of society, who Suffering under all " tie pains
and aches that flesh is heir to") have trusted them
selves to his care. lie has the satisfaction OF know
ing, nom many living evidences, that has remedies
haze done their duties oJar rs lies aeittin the cont
pass ofhuataa means. How distressing to the allie
ted is Dyspepsia or Indigestian poisoning all the
sources ofthcir enjoyment, and leading, IN many IN.
stances, to Che misefies oiconfrmed HypocondrIaSis!
Long as Il has been tbs subject OF enquiry by medI-
cal authors, it remains 10 much obscuriiy. Apo
| plexy, diseases u the Liver, kidneys, Spleen, Sto-
mach, and intestincs, Bladder, SC, Dyscntpry, Di-
arrhUa, "cum multis alis," perform important
parts in drama Of morbid affections. DR.. Evans has
been singularly successful in the treatment Of the
above diseases, by remedies drawn from his own
and the Researches o fthe most eminent medical men
in the world. He has also had vast experience and
success throughout the whole family OF delicate
diseases, The impure tendencies Of which are agra
waited by and rooiedinto the constitution through the
base conspiracies Of merourial mprderers' unprnei'
pied, uheducated, and unpraetised' IN any arr save
that Of attempting 80 lead the credulous on the
q road TO ruin" Or. Evans Office, No. 100 Chat
ham street, New York, is supplied with the ehoi.
ccst remedies, lrom home and foreign markets, and
compounded by a masters band, on scientific prlncl-
pies. All those who come there IN the hour OF
need, will go away rejoicing.
Or. William Evans Medicines are for sale by
VIM. DORSEY, Druggist,
October 81, 1888. dS'nt
Remarkable Care Of .4cuie Rheumatism with
an affection Of the Lungs-cured under the treat
ment Of Dr. iAiam Evans, 100 Chatham Street,
New York.-Mr. Beujamin S. Jarvis, 10 Centre
street, Newark, New Jersey, afflicted for four
years with severe pains IN al his joints, which were
always increased on the slightest motion, the tongue
preserved a steady whiteness loss ofappetite, diz-
zincss IA bis head, the bowels COMMONLY very cos
tive, the urine high c0lored, and often proiuse swea-
ting, unattended by relief The above symptoms
were also attended with considerable difficulty Of
breathing. with a sense Of tightness across the chest,
likewise q great want ofdue euergY 10 the nervous
system. The above symptoms were entirely reno
we'd, aud perfect care effected By pr, VIM. Evans.
BENZ $, JARVIS.
Gin of NelC York, SIS
BENJAMIN S Jarvis beingduly sworn, doth depose
and say, that The facts stated in the above certificate,
subscribed by him, are 10 all repccts true. Sworn
before me, this goth OF November. 1886 M
WILLIAM SAUL.
Notary Public, 90 Nassau SfleGt.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

BEAg4ro Oh AMERicAs LADlEs.-ioweye much
Marrsat may haye siandeie Us in ibis nev hook,
be b3s made HE peace WITH Tie ladias, as he tol-
OWN quotation from hi aecOanr ot an examina-
.ion OF tie purib Of the Albany Female Academy
will show. lie say e.:
"As Young r4dfes afa assembled here from every
State oftbe Unjaa. II was a foir criterion Of Afaeri-
ian beauty, ard II nlhsr be ACKNOWLEDGED that the
American women arc the pyeHieSt il the whole
world"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

The above IS believed to present a just account
Of the results OF he late Eicctions from which II
viii be seen that the Wbigs have lost six ur eight
Members Of Congress, leasing them a suAirient
number, however, 10 place tIcir propoadcrance IN
the House Of Representative beyond reasonable
IauLI. La 4..
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22
UMBRELLA EOsT.

A BLACK SILK UMBRELLA, nearly NV,
"A was lent, o. taken from the albscrIDei : ny "
about two weeks a~go-markcd on the han',e 49,
r. c. Whoever may have il VII cblise mgy
l.. }. ", Do-
August %, 1880. -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

CommrHcr or B~ALrIHoRa.-We leatu says the
American thut twenty .nins ships and btigs are now
on their way hom Europe to Baltimore, some Of
Which aie hourly expected. OF this number two
aro fom london; six FROM liverpool; and TWEEN
fy-one fiorl Btemsn. ...
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

TIE Harrisburg Reporter states taet fhe Penn
.ylyaaia five per cent. loan Of ST .l50,o00, lie peril
III for receiving offers fr which was closed on
ITbursdav hast, was not taken; not q bid having
been received. The 100000 loan authorized BY
he internal improvement act, remains open unil
to o4fh fnafAnf.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22


rated. and we had 3 right TO anticipate, 9 falling.
oil ar tho late election bat ! les cefiailiy been
greater dian We looked for. We hsye done worse
10 Tenne ssec, and by a Great deal worse 10 indiaDai
han We expected and not 80 well ID North Caro-
lima ns we oaeht 10 have doae. In keEsncky we
have done veil, ara ID Alabama better, haqi9g ~
effect, according to cur Information, gelaed oHe
member IN that State.
VIZ sabioia tha most nccarl'- acrount @e hayf
been able 20 make up Of the event Of ,no e@iccii9nl
referred 10, as compared with the frpfe saatution q
he same States and DiAfiels IN the last CongrcsR.
I Wa are nat atis u eiass ffg ttc Members eifctNss'
irfly according 10 their politics but Ne have dons
os nearly aa we cun, a. loliows:
Those names eontained hi the FIRST Column below.
under the head of zach Sts'e. are ihuse Il the Re-
IN escnlatiyes Of The re- peetiye bistricis, a. nam
beled, il tie last Congress and fhsso intlie second
column are the Names Of members eject % the RE
sent Congress.
The names If kuov VI ftierds Of tho Adoiiastra-
lion arc placed in Hahc oil he Other names are
designated as WHY'S.
NORTH CAROLINA.
+ GamaE 4, Sotger, heiFstA hayner
q .Tgsse "A. hmm. ,Tsse A. Byaua,
). EalNara S niy. Eaastd Stanly,
4 Charles S%lerofd,. Charies SHEPARD,
8. HINES j McKaN J4ncs = Meha8
8. me. n H4aLms,t ~. 2. HGrhtVg,
r.. Edmund Dobcry, Efmnnd Debeffy,
rs. Hm MoafgomcKg, I'm. Mcntg9mefg
%. Aug. II Stepped, John mn
10. ABRAHAM leHchar, Ctafics FISHER
ii Ue1r1 ~. Conadr, Utarg ~. Coaaor,
u. James Graham, james 6fghntn,
10 Lewis Williams. Lewis William.
-Ai, snErrrRp was considered as j Wing -
tie opoping u the last Congress. b~utlost his Por1-
lariiy wilhibat pariy by Sustaining the ~. l(ea3d-
MAJ xa.AtE.~ 4atf gf FiUa If.Ipt-fFsrttE
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

ASoTHER SUn.TuEAsURER GoSEl-The Macon
ga Messenger hes the following announcement {:
"Geserol Nathaniel Smith, late the Indinn-emi-
grating Agent for tho Cheeokees, has FED 10 Texas
with $40 000 70 200, 900 Of Uncle Sans money 10
his pockef.n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

L. refefsbcefo tie report thar Mr Dallas is -
cane home from Russia, and MIR. Cambieieng TO
,iep i4to fs shoes, the New York Commercial ez-
claims What q iHcks thing for a foreign court
81 llai 81 ST. Pgtessbas gh!-Nothing dip'omatieaIy
30 BE- dane, and open every year ioi aJo5! NOT o
dfssatisfed politician wiio cannot hase ls's mouth
stopped with q cool nlne ti'ousaod a9ia' opt,hi-
I'D thousand dollar aai8tg-5Td four thousand i've
he,rdr.d dollar ta-6t. Not q politician discarded
b. the people, he may rot look iofmaTd 70 the
anne facilities Ror8ofeign navel, and the same nine
lnnsand Anllar crumbs 81 eonaola.ioa y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

Niours NrLric8uLis-We have jest seen o
reatleman Who informs as that he has, within a
4 y DAYS. aoid ,rn acres of Hfofus Multicauis, nov
growing oa his place pear this city faf tt''sfs eight
tIsusand and souc odd haudred doiats-BaR