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Deferred Articles.

The letter If Mr.. Mercer of Virginia 10
his can>tituents, making known 10 them
his Intention of resigning into their hands
the fIust Of a representative in Congress,
contains an allusion to his having ut one
period Of his life refused an honorable and
lucrative office rendered him by the Presi-
dent Of the United States, for the reason
that he had repeatedly sustained an amend
ment to the Constitution, prohibiting the
President from appointing members of
Congress to Office. We could not helfI
contrasting thisnoble self.sacrifce to Prin-
cipie in Mr.. Mercer, to the mean shutting
ofGeneral jackson, who was ever declann-
Ing of the corrupt tendencies Of appointing
congressman to official stations, and yei
conferred office upon greater number
than all HE priccessors.-Hi lmiagfoa
Ckroaicle.
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TaLq .H6;ice.

A IL those indebted % D. Subscriber. err r..
"a specially bot uosi posi,iycly informed thai
money he must isye and such as wish 10 save
cost, may 90 50, by pryne their respective daes,
between now ard ihe January Cour', as expee,
to be IN Iewu the lna-i Of u, time, uuti ,hsn, f5f
the PURPOSE 81 trakia9 settlements, and may B.
found a Mr. W, w. Etns's, SIRE An that may
remain uupa'a THE iasto'tAs laDuarg Ccud. will
Sc fhcsd u The hands q an C.!isef ior collection.
silhout aag Distinction.
De 26 ts3a. I5,f
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Waking Up he ur0ag Passenger. =
The following good IN, related BY our Phil.
osopheT, Is nc~ to u. T. pt*ts, an IN.
sophisticated son Of Erin, wishing to take
the stage FOR journey, put up at a tavern
from which i was to start; aud he was put
10 a room Eith coIored man. he ofcourse
took a parting glass with bis friends, aud
was put 10 bed somewhat mellow, and a.
soon as he fell asleep Bis joyial friend, black
ed bls face all over, like the ace Of clubs
Before daylight be sas called 10 a hurry
aud took his seat 10 tie stage without pay
ing his morning respects TO bis mirror. 10
a couple Of hours the stage arrived at the
stopping place for breakfast, and Tom, On
account Of his color, was shown into DIFF
ferent room from the other passengers, and
left there alone IN a fe@ minutes, howey
er, he discovered his sooty phiz 10 the glass,
and then the whole house vas alarmed by
his shoais. What IS the matter man ea
claimed the people Who came rushing into
tue room. Maihur is NJ o uunher-
muF,her-they have woke up the wrong
passenger. LIS the Niger they walked %
AID not me and there am asleep at the
ia'efo When ! oOght 70 BE- half way on nv
journey Och boney-och honey -how
much vii II stand IHe, 10 have the driver
e. back aud get ne.
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SElerin"s saIc.

"a "a Ill be sod, u the Court House in Char.
w lo'lr, onthf iin Monday ID February next
the following Facts Of and or 20 much thereof II.
wui pay the taxes due thereon for tue years 1896,
- and 49, VIZ
One tract containing lgo acrcs, on The waters
ni Clear Creek, adjoining the land Of Isaac y.
Alexander aud others, belonging 10 Hugh ".
Rogers
Another Taet. containing 100 acres IN Clear
Creek, adjoining Wm Bcaou, David Miller and
others, belonging . Thomas Motley
Another tract, containing 100 acres. 90 Crooked
Creek, adjoiniug John I've, Adam Cfuaeu aDd
others, belonging 70 John TODD.
Also
Two tracts belonging 10 the North Carolina
Gold Mining Company, one adjoining Casper liar.
get, and the juhn Cf0&ell old place, on Crookea
Greek, containing 1873 acres The other Tract all
joining Daniel Weniz James Robinson, Ieais
Goltet and others, sad creek, containing 10
acres
Also
Three tracts, known as the Thomas b Smau
land. Oae tract containing 202le acres, adoin.
'ng David Simpson and the County Line. Ano
,osf Containing 230 acres, adjoining Chatles X
he' 40, f}rnn and others, on Crooked Csetk.--
Another, containing 81 acres, adjoining Aleran.
or 2cosi, John snipson and ether, 90 Crooked
Creek
THO n. ALEX AMBER. S8F.
b 6. W. SIMPSON. DS
Dec 30 1879. rs Price ads. 81
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Eist Of letters


HB EMAINtNG 70 the Post Office at Charlotte
ia on the Isl Of January. $50.
A--az. Alexander. 2, u Ale,lnder, Mrs H. G.
Alexander, K. 4. Alexander. r. L. Aoxander, f
Alexander, James y ON, 4. T, Andfcws, A. A
Alexander.
DR.. Buckhanon, Nancy Brown. F. Black,
Ms Ann Botes diss G. Beatty, Bass, J Big.
ham, Miss A. Bany, A. 7. BiIiow, J t. }onche.le
Rev. J. NJ BtaSIey.
CT Goats, Mo. S. COVERT. J. Campbell. J W
Graz ford G. b. Cha nbcrlin, u. Chambers .. Mrs
NJ. Campbell, J L. Caibcart, Mfs. Maria Clafk
DR.. z. r. Check.
D-Jofdan Dazzle, Dirv idjie,
E-E G. Elliott. Davis Efum.
F-A. treer, Rev y. Foot.
ca. Gilot w VI. GRAY, SILLY Garrett.
HI. q. HE Jno. harris J. Arciy Hi, juo
6. HosaiGs, Z. J. IIoIion, f. ilueu, +. Hunter,
VIM. fIo!ton, J. d. Hudson, III. ". Henderson, +.
EI1gler, J. VI. {. Hunter.
j. Jahnson G.. r. johnson, Mrs VI. Jones',
", johnson, Ross Justice. 4. Jones.
k-R. King, sam. Kaoz, NJ. II. Kennedy, Mrs,
Amp Kerr.
ii Lemmons. Nars Lemons 2 J. long Q.
Nm. Miller, NJ. Mckelyv ,, Y Moore, Jas.
Nori- j. Morrison, 7. Morris, J. II. NcCord,
Ms. NJ Moore.
N--lieGry Nash.
OIL ". Osbofnc r. Oliver Orr
P-B Pomoroy, Jr., J. ~. Peus, n. n. Peopi f..
r. w Porter, II. G. Paterson. Aifs. L PARKS 9.
Q-Robt. Query sen.
RI. S. Reed, Jos Reed. J. Rca. Jas or Msrlha
Rooinson,J J. d. Robinson, J. q. Eouche, J. L. Ray,
B. Roddcn.
Sd, Stewart, Joel Stevenson, H. sheel. ]. n
sPratt 2, NJ. A. Stevens, Dan shelby, Sullivan &.
Setleyen.
f-R. or N. Tr4deDick, Hannah Todd, Widow
Tanner, ID. p. Thompson.
W-M. VOLTAGE, Sen. f. Wade, T. Wood, w.
Wallace, Edwin Waid ,, J. Witherspoon
Fl. B. WILLIAMS, r. NJ
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Land FOR sale.

ED I an order from the Superior Court will
n . eel 70 ,he highest bn'er. az The THURSDAY
ct Necklcnbn-r ConrivCeuri he,as tlst 9uth day
ot January, Tract of K.amd bebagiur 70
Elizabeth Villain lin<s cd a.jtih,pr the lands u
Z-nas A, Grier. Jas. Porter aud Others, known IS
the M'Rce tact containing about 100 acres.
Terms twelve months credit the purchaser giving
bond and approved srcuri'y.
l. $ ALEXANDER coamissionsn
jan I, $50 m
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sNITE proprietor OF The above HOTEL tenders
a his thinks 10 those who have already pat.
ronizcd him; and informs has friends and former
patrons Ct the House that the whole establishment
has recently undergone a thorough repair, aud
that be is ros fully prepared to receive all who
~ feel disposed 10 stop with him at the Old
stand so well known by persons visiting .ho
C.iy Every exertion will be nadc to give salts
action n an who may call on him.
Stables sufficient to hold 40 or so horses.
Jus, giye him t:i4i and Judge for yourself
J. d. BOYD.
JgHua5D $50. tel
J. The Grconville Noun aineer and the Fey
et,rvc Observer are requested 10 insert the above
six weeks, and forward their accounts 10 this Office
Z cnlIecton.
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Stray Ga.

,.-,e- a. TRAYED from tie subscriber
Il ~. } > living On The B atlts lord road
~ ssSsss9 q large OK, spotted blacI. and white
VI liz aud Herke5 with a ctop on the lalt
80 s'74-''17 ear and Sit 10 the right. Aay
nioTmaIJn thankfgliy received and The person
eHarded for their trouble.
THOMAS GOODLAKE.
Jaa.9. 1910. ny
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D.AssD GOWAE.

House Carpeaier, Joiner and Builder,
A.OLItIfSa share of patronage from the eli.
- zcns OF Mecklenburg county. Tie ean be
ouod az his re,idence, miles from Charlotte,
On the Camden read.
Noe. l-39. III
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The admission Of Florida among Tie
States of the Union, by our present Con
gress, seems highly probable. Application
for the same right viii, no doubt, be made
by Iowa, and perhaps Wisconsin Territory.
BY way Of eounterbalancing the accession
Of strength to the North, the Southern del
egation will, no doubt, do their utmost to
press Florida into the Union. On this
subject the Pensacola Gazette remarks
The people decided, by large majority,
two years ago in favor Of State govern
uent-a Convention was callet-a Con-
stItution was framed, and submitted to the
people for their acceptanoe-the people ac-
cepted, and thereby applied themselves to
become a S.ate.-N. q. Bulliln.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons Indebted to the subscriber hy
"a Book Account are requested to come for.
sard and settle, e,'her by Cash or Mole, BY the
January Cogd-Cssh preferred. Those Indebted
bs Note must settle by Cash, as longer Indulgence
cannot be given,
tho. HARRIS.
Jan 6. l5i0 III
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and Of he best quality, and IL any sriice shall
prove otherwise, It NAV be returned TO the Shop
and the amount shall be refunded.
Any ORDERS from distance shall he pune.
tually attended to and carefully packed up.
lie hopes 10 give general satisfaction aud merit
liberal share Of public patronage.
Charlotte, jan /, $50. idf
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Notice TO Creditors.
STATE OF NORTHCARoLINA.
NsrLfeHhsYg Copafu.


hsekisHbaTg County. I
Nessrs G. T.. UgaH T. 60, HyaR, MeBn
ney d Co., Jackson & Copers, Miiegen
d Walton, T., Is. Nodddr1, HGriidaR,
Haired, Allen & Co., Hlrrel, Lysoa &
Co, Baker, Fry d Co., Couasels and
Attorneys:
z ou, and each of YOU, IRE hereby notified.
ID that a. the next :erni Of the Couf, of Pleas
and Qsartef Sessions 70 hc holden in The Tow n
Of Charlotte. on the 4tt Monday in January, lsl0.
shall move said Court 10 qqaliiy TO a schedule ii
my property ard estate hled by nc in the office
Of tie Clerk Ct sid Court, and 70 b. admitted to
take The oath prescribed BY las f,r the relief o.
Honest Debtors and 10 be dischargpc from al fuf.
her arrest at the Instance OF +. r. Sioddafd and
all other persons. This Sd day 0. January. Ian.
T. WILSON.
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Davidson College.

an r semi.annual Examination Of the SlOdeni'
u u Davidson College, will take place on ID,
2Sih, 2glh and 3t,th days Of this month.
The Board OF Trustees will meet at the Collee
during the Examination according 10 adjournment,
BY order Of the President.
CIlAS. w. HARRIS,
Sseretsry Of the board Of Trustees
jar. 6. 1919. III
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NOTICE.

TEyiios TR0TfER Woald inform The poblie
that he has sold out his entire Establish.
meutio :. L. Alexander. and respectfully requests
~ PERSONS indebted by Note or Account 10 come
lofasrd ard pay ap also, those in6rbted 70 fFot
Ter s Alexander vill please call and settle, as
in,her iodelsraee csnao, b given.
Oct 81 1898
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land for Safe.

r. ypHE Subscriber wishing to re.
sr4<-sF!TTsA - move 10 the West, offers for
nI.i III d sale has Plantation, five miles Ves,
7szss .sszEsss Or Charlotte, on the Steel Greek
road containing &c acres. On the premises is
aaeiling house, kiichea and other ouhouses with
good barn--about 40 acres cleared and under
cultivation, The land is we'll vatcfet aud lies a.
veil as any IN the county, and the prospect Of a
Gold Niue rs very lnc, as good Judges have SO
lated. For iurtaeT terms apply to
UPTON RODDEN.
Jun. II. 1870. t20
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Who wan,s better Evidence :

81 WOULD refer The reading pubic 10 lac nu.
~ mctous soluntary letters published recen,I,
ia this paper and in the Good Samaritan, relative
to the happy aud beneficial effects Of the adminis.
iraiinn OF
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, handsome lot and neatIy hailed, with other ar,i.
rIes 10, named. All Of which viii Be sold on
redlt Of twelve months, ui'h interest from sale
JAS P RODGERS
Jan IA, lsi0. u9
y All those indebted to the subscriber arc
70 come forward and settle the sane
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sersg% rsfilE subscriber is nov prepared
ss9s d to make contracts for the d.
ssSvsssg< livery Of this valuable tree (f,r feed
II ing the silk worm IN lho aIt A.
there has been md sill viii b. man,
frauds practiccd upon the unsuspccting. the sub
scrIhcr warrants those now offered 10 be or The 20
nunc kind, his original stock was obiaioeG from
Gideon 3. Saith, OF Baltimore, hiue years apo ana
are part Of the iTee iat that gentleman has spo
Ken often about n hs writings, being the first over
broug hi to the United States. The tree has been
growing 10 an exposed sHatf5rr Since irsl obtain.
cd, and beng occilGstcd - preferable 10 those
lately introduced into The country. IWilla also b.
cultivated by myself The present Year aud cvafv
care viii be taken 10 render the fcc gosd, and eve
~ necessary instruction gwen 20 purchasers npon
tho cultivation Of the same ABtbe Tree Il Ia gteat
demand and the season Aboll 10 close Tor ubtainiag
Il this year, those wishing to purchase would do
well 70 speak IN time, and that there may be no dis
appointments regular iiat will be kcp, AMI ths
advertisement discontinued 50 Don AZ The nnr,bc,
aboVe-named 10 taken up. The snbscrbrr will
also make engagements for iew thousand SILK
NORM EGGS y the most approved ku.d no,g lod
The worms sill be fed eScusiycly upon Ne Aisruf
Mnlticauiis. All Communications BY rail. nust
he post paid, and all orders must be accompanied
by cash.
J. P. PRlTCHARD.
req. ~, 1872. 1857
N. y. Persons are invited 10 Hand sec the tree
while growing and Judge for themselves.
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" III - y " ~
citizens OF Neck
surrounding coIn
continue the bust
stand, one door
Twins Store.
short time 10 lay
larged assortment
business as far as
country will JUST
public that his ST
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With q species Of disineenuousness, con
demned by all unprejudieed men, some Of
the Administration party, especially those
in the Legislature Of Virginia, have insinu-
ated thai General Harrison is friendly to
The Abolltionists. We say insinaa,ed, for
they have not had the manhaess to make
the charge openly. We feel authorized to
say, that the insinuation is as false a. the
direct charge woad lie base. Gen. Har.
rison has no political or personal commu.
Mon with the Aboli;ionssts. He is opposed
utterly to all thcir schemes and projects.
He Is opposed to their proceedings with
regard 10 the District Of Columbia. and he
is in favor Of maintaining the rights Of the
South a. guaranteed in the Constitution Of
tie L. States,-i'eraadrid GQ-eue.
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We heard yesterday an anecdofe, which
We publish as serving as a relief n these
dark times, BY exhibiting the bright side
Of human nature. Some time since a wild
ow aFr'ied to gentleman Of this city for
advice, as q ane manner Of investing some
hundreds Of dollars which she had saved
during a life o. industry. By his advice
,h1 placed j, N the stock Of the ill-.ated
sehIy ikill Bank. Is soon as it was a>ter.
famed that all vas gone there, this gentle
man Immediately purchased securities to
The amount advised ly him to be so inyes-
I'D, AID hantedthem 10 her.-N American
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gniaa5te GOLD syEE.fES
FOR SALE,

InHF Subscriber offers for sale = GOLD
~ WESES, situated abou FIVE mne- \ q
o. Cha ,le, on the land formerly osned by Tho
mas MeGinn, adjoiaing and 90 the same ridge
with the Caps Mine. The above Mines have
been fully tested BY expcl fenced Miners, and have
uroved to be very valuable For further in lorna.
ton, apply 10 the subscriber, living on the Beailes
ford road Eve miles from Charlotte.
THOMAS JAMESON.
jan - 1860. 1877
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CnttIe mi IL
BsfCephdius,
30 Bales Of Cotton.

aith JIM his groom. Also some other Negr
property Also.
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II lie Sub cT.ber having disposed Of bis Land.
- and beng GcsiroJ7 - remove Ia the West,
sili. o. Thursday and Friday, the 1911 and l4lh
February next, offer for sale, at bis residence
Ia Mccsenhurg county, y. e. all the balance Of
'is property, consisting Of large and valuable
iock Of
Cutie and Hogs,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Corn and Fodder,
and At the same time, that celebrated and vel
known horse
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Esoartters s. TraresGers.

The House is in good repair for the above purpose,
aud he now invites Generous Public to call and
Judge Tor themselves; and being determined 70
lease, he iialiets himself that he will lie able 10
sige satisfaction. Due attention will be paid 10
his TABLE, which shall be furnished = ilh the
ocst the market can afford. His BAR win be
scpplled with Liquors of the best quality, and his
STABLES furnished with abundan, proyendcr
aud due attendance and as the times are hard hi
Charges shall be moderate. These he hopes will
be sufficient Inducements 10 merit share OF pat.
ronage.
JENNINGS B. KERR.
Charlotte, Jan. Is, 1870. l6f
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Esimg's Mountain IRON.

Wiz
gSNIlE slhscfibcr viii keep ttrs e. Isrr
a aud etncfai assortment Of IRON, fro,a
the hing'> VI untlio hon Comfats VI ( ysrg
snpcci7r &c iv 3 raiird iaf Carriage,
wagon WORK, SC which viii b. Ia %
reasonable terms,
LEROY STRINGS.
DEE 10. 1882. Igf
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4 young lady al an discrimination 10 gram
mar, was asked v.ly the noun bachelor
was singular. She replied Immediately,
and with much naiyete, because il is very
singular they don't get married.
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@ Carolina Enn.
A
u

4 VIE Subscriber begs leave respectfully 10 in
Il torn the Public generally that he has open
q She aforementioned stand, formerly occupied
~ J. K. Nicely and more recently BY James Re-
oinson, aud Is now prepared for The reception OF
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NOTICE.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
G. ~. FOX

p III AVING purchased the catire Stack of
n "a Medicines. Drugs, sc. sc.
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Cast From CecFins, machinery. &c
TIE ghacrih.r sH fccsivr orders for Cast.
ings gillbia ~ Missing Machinery. &c. uh,eh
~ii Be cSeco'rt promptly > Tie Kings Noun.
IAN Iron Company
LEROY SPRINGS.
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lace, informs The
lenburg and me
Try, thai he will
ness at the Old
Norih-wes, Of Mr..
Tie intends in a
in a new and en-
AVID To extend the
The demands otthc
f.. Heassurestbe
orl shall 10 flesh
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-05
m Isl w
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

'tih subscriber has Just received, ana "a now
opening a ycly large aud general assori mcrt
OF SLASONABLE GOODS, whieA lie has b. hesi.
tatlon in saying are cheaper than any Goods Of
equal quality ever offered in this market. The
stock consists Of
Sup and com. blue, black, brown. green. olive,
drub, and invisible greea Clo,h. and Cassimeres.
Beaver Cloths; Pilot Cloths; Cassinetts Of eve
~ quality AID wire.
Whitney, MstAenaw, and Point Blankets.
Merlno, Valcreia, and SIN Nfstinas.
Ftench and English Meriuoes of all colors.
Black French Bombaziue.
Damask PoPlin, Verona SERGE.
Mousse!ine de LANES ard SbaIies-very rich.
Flg'd and plain Silks; bin Silk & Tgbby Velyet,.
Verona Cords and Beavetecns.
Red, white, and scarlet FDaunels.
Tnglaonia, Blanket, and Merino Shawls.
Thibet H'dkf. and Sca,(s.
Bardaoa and SpitalfelI H'dkf.
Black silk and Cotton Ctaysts.
Cashmere and Prussian Sbavis.
Ribbed Lambs Wool SHIFTS.
Victoria and corded Skirts.
Irsh Linen and Long Lawn.
Linen Cambriek, and Linen Camlrick H'dkfs.
Brown Holland Table Cloths.
Table and Toweling Diapers.
Cambrick, Jockonet, and Swiss MusIins.
Striped, barred and figured Swiss. Book, and
Null Muslins Bobbinett.
Thread Laces and Edeines; Bobbioett Ouilinos
and Insertings.
Super. and common Gum Suspenders.
Super. Velvet and Gilt Buttons.
British, American, and French Prints French
and British Chintzes-44
Black and white Silk, Lambs Wool, Moravian,
and white and black Cotton Hose.
GentL $ and Ladies' Gloves Of every description.
Buekskin Millions, &c, &c.
with every article kept in a country store, all of
which w.ll be sold cheap. Purchasers are respect
fully requested to call and look.
Nov. z. 1888, JOHN w. ROYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-05
NEW GOODS
Brick s. Humber.

gHSHE undersigned, being about to boild a large
n Hotel, at the Berkeley Springs, will receive
proposals. between this aud the lst OF November.
for the necc ssary masonry of the foundation, and
for the making and burning aud building into the
wall of about 800 900 brick: or. II his plan should
be fully carried out, about 600, 000.
Tie wishes also TO contract fot the delivery of a
quantity Of well seasoned white and yellow pine
plank, s%canlling, and timber, at the Town Of Bath.
as soon as il can be conveniently done, before the
next >pring. JOHN STROLLER.
Martinsburg, Berkeley Co, Va.
October 8, IG39.-if
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-05

A S our large Milling Establishments are now
IA. il complete operation, we think it would but
be doing justice to yourselves 10 give US a coll be-
fore selling your crops of WHEAT. as we wish to
purchase 100000 DWSGfBB9 SO for
which the highest marker prices will be given in
cash. C0LSTON & DARBY.
August l. 1899.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-05
The YeOipaan.

FINDER this title. the undersigned proposes to
publish a WEEKLY Journal until the close
Of the Presidential Election, on a plan and At a
price which will place il within the reach Of large
portion of the community who do not now take a
newspaper.
The design Of the publication Is to present facts
and arguments bearing upon the prominent ques-
tons at issue between the TWO great parties Of the
country, and TO embody these in n concise. simple.
yet comprehensive form. In the preparation of
mattsr for this journal. the publisher expects to be
aided by the best talents in the State; and it is his
purpose to appeal to the reason ard calm judgment
of men, and not to their passions.
Believing that \ majority of the people are essen
italy honest in their intentions, and that they only
err when mislod by false Informal ion, IL will be a
main feature in the WOMAN TO spread before them
such papers as can be sustained by indisputable
proof-by extracts from the documentary history Of
the country-and by facts which carry upon their
face the evidences OF Truth.
The Wing party Of Virginia now have every just
motive for union, energy and zeal, in the struggle
before them and the glorious example of New
York Will stimulate them to honorable and uncea-
sing efforts in a cause which they believe to be iden.
tilted with the dearest interests OF the country.
TERMS.-The WOMAN will be issued weekly,
on a sheet of suitable size, at the cxtraoriiuary low
price of Oae dollar ard tuenfg fge Ccnts for nine
months; but to justify this cheap rate, no less than
5000 copies must be issned.
This viii require only from fdy to one hundred
dollars from each county in the S,ate-a sum which
the Committees Of Vigilance will iod but litle dif-
hculiy in raising.
Five dollars will pay for Jour copies but persons
paying for from 30 TO 100 copirs ia adgasce, will
be furnished at one DoHar per couy.
The attention of the County Committees is re-
specially invited TO the subject, as immediate ac-
tion is necessary.
JOHN S GALLAHER.
Richmond, Jan. 8, 1910.