davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06

The CharlesGown Free Pfess oil the 30.h ultimo,
says Fifteen hundred people attended the public
festival at Middi,burg Loudoun county, last week.
John Junncy, E+q., Grst addressed the assembly
and y as replied to by William Smith, Esq, OF Cul-
pepper. he Leesburg Washingonian says, 4" tho
speech Of Mr.. Jenney may with truth be said to
have been lucid, powerful array Of reason and ar
gument, founded upon facts whilst that Of Mr..
Smith was marked by defamation, trickery, mis-.
statements. and abusive charges, unsupported BY a
single fact except in solitary instance
The speaking on the part OF the Wings was kept
up TIL dark. In addition to the speakers referred
to, Nests. Robert Scott, Edgar Snowden. (of the
Alexandria Ga1ctte,) Col Blake, (of Indiana, }
Samuel Chiffon, G.. j. Faulkner, Il. Y. Conrad,
Robert +. SWAIN aud Samuel Hall, addressed the
crowd successively, on being called for. Their
speeches it is stated, were pointed forcible, and
eloquent.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06
From the Richmond Wing.
WHO CONVENTION.

The Tippecauoe Club has adopted the following
resolutions, which persuaded will meet the
appreciation Of the Wings Of the Commonwealth -
Il 10 proposed to hold State Convention on the
5th Of OctDber and District Con. entons n all the
Eleeto,a Districts in the interval.
RfcHaosD TIPPEcAEog CLUB AT meeting
q the Tippecanoe Club, No. l. held on the 29th OF
June, The President submitted the following pream-
bic aud resolutions, which his motion we're, Tor
the press Mt laid on The table, and al another meet
ing held on the 18th Of July, the same were taken
up and unanimously adopted and ordered TO be psb-
li-hed
Deeply impressed with the beliefthat our kepub-
lican institutions, and that Liberty which we value
above all price, will be put to imminent hazard, if
not utterly lost, by the reelection of Martin Van
Buren, to The Presidency Of the United Staies-and
believing therefore, that it is the duty Of every Pa
trot to use all fair and honest means, and to spare
no pains 10 prevent his collection; and confdng
as we do that the virtue and good ofthe PEG
pie will reject him, when the wees of his Admins
traton aie fully made known and expleined 10
them the members Of this Club do respectfully re-
commend to the Whigs throughout the State 10 bold
vera Electoral Districts in the State, 1T which all
the people Of the district, shall be invited to assem-
BILE, aud fully canvas and discuss the measures
principles, and policy Of the present Adminstra-
ton, and to consider Of The remedy for The present
oppressed and calami'ous condition OF the country
| We also respectfully recommend that a General
! Convention be held in the CITY of Richmond on
the 5ih day Of October next, the Anniversary u the
| Battle of the Thames.
JAMES LYONS, Prest.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06
Correspondence Of the Baltimore American.

Nav ORLEANS, July "a 1910.
VIcroRY! VIoroRY Moore is elected and no
mistake. The final returns were received last
night, and giving the Administration men every
thing they claim, he is elected by httyhye majority
This result is most auspicions. To those at dis
lance il is impossible conceive the obstacles a
gainst which the Wing candidate had to struggle
He opposed by the most popular tnan IN the
third district-a resident Of the upper parishes,
which numerous and populous, and where the
Red River Raft question takes precedence OF ali
Others. Voters tor WINE were manufactured by
hundreds. 1t is ia fact there clone the Admin.
istraton party had gained Two or three members Of
the Legislature.
NINN Is en- eloquent speaker and stumped il in
cessanty. MooRE was not. WINS was brought
cut thee months before tho Wing Candidate
Wins friends made superhuman eGertions to elect
him, and the modification they experience at his
defeat is lndescrbable The District will give Har-
rison from FIVE hsndred to thousand majority in
November next. Mark the prediction
As for the State, tho Administration party give
itup. Their only hope is that as has been 100
commonly the case, the people will not out in
November. The Wings Will see to that. Fire
will he put on the back Of every Wing terrapin-
Rely upon it full vote will be polled Tbs ma
iorty of Old Tip will not be less than 600, and
will more likely be four thousand. We talk here,
OF giving the largest majority in proportion TO our
VOTE of any State in the Union. The Legislature
is safe Our majority Joint ballot cannot be les'
than three and is probably five or seven.
In ALABAMA the Wings are uncommonly active
A Desperate effort will be made in August to carry
the Legislature. Last year there was Van Buren,
majority Of IS or 90 on joint ballot, ms year II
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06
10 ahc Public ca' Berkeley
County.

WHEREAS, it has bern intimaied to me that GER
tain persons in the County Of Berkeley have been
MAX ng IMPROPER of their vocal organs in regard
to my late movements, hereby give notice, that
gentleman, aud resident OF Virginia. shall
on my return home, require some OF them to &C
count to me, in manner which viii perhaps be az
unplea To the n those reports nave been IN
furious to my character.
| have, from good authority been informed that
Mr.. - - has stated that obtained
money from the Haeetstown Bank, TO the amount Of
$1,000, on false preteGces, on the l4th day If this
month. Now, as This statement was made publicly
for aught know, take the liberty to say publicly,
thai the author and originator IT it Is guilty OF
base ialsehood--that | have received money
from any Bank, nor borrowed any money (Which
did not again reruro) since the 18Th of June-but,
the contrary. have, since that time, up to the
time | left home, paid ont nearly 81 600 tor &C.
count Of Charles c. Starbuck end the latc firm of
Stafbuck q Foreman. l. as a creditor of Charles
G. Starbuck, did, within the last few days, make
exertions to secure properly enough 10 satisfy
my own individual credorsi and, IN doing so,
tried avoid giving bus creditors any cause to s,is'
poet that had any fears about his returning, be
cause / had suspicious which, If publicly express
ed, wou!d have injured his crc dit in he did re-
turn and knew not hat lie was MOI coming nome,
aud felt that | would be doing him an injury, in
case he did return il EXPRESSED NY opinion the
subject. When persons inquired Of me about him,
| told them " hat he bad written 10 me. nov feel
inclined to justify myself in regard 10 every thing
have done; and SINCE have been publicly censu-
red and accused wish 10 be publicly hoafd.
know that when man is unfortunate, his former
friends ever ready to heap other n1isfortuHes
upon HIM. | not far my purse, but my char
&C err shall rot be radlred ,gth impunty | shalt
be in Matiinsburs soon | can get there With
ont any incouleaence-l think in TWO weeks from
this time. II NJ EDRFMAN
EnRr CnrnMRrs n Y InIA % 1870
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06
-------7---7-7--7' y.
PROPOSED WING MEETING IN BERKELEY.

Tho Harrison Association, of Berkeley County,
have responded to the wishes expressed, by the
Wings, for political festival, and have issued an
rson. at the Court House, on Monday next, to set
foot the necessary arrangements.
We earnestly call upon The Wings to take The
matter in hand, and carry it through, with spirit
and energy that will do credit to the County.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06

We are grauled TO see that the Lpcotocos are
advocating temperance Societies. The hatd cider
mania, OF the Wings, has so disguised these pure
politicians that they are about to engraft temper.
aHce in their code OF politics. This will be, we
suppose, Democracy as declared and prac,ved"
not by Jefferson, Madison, but by DR. Dun.
can, Silas Wright, jr &C., &c. May they recol-
ect the adagc-" an ounce of practice" &c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06
ADVERTISING MEMORANDA.

Sale, to-day. al the subscribers residence, mile
west Of SmithfeId, OF Personal Property, by VIM.
Watson.
Sale, on Monday next, before The Court-House
door of valuable Town Property, by D. II Conrad,
Commissioner
Sale, Mt the same time and place. Of valuable
Negro Man, by Harrison Waite, Trustee.
Sale, at the same time and place, ofvauable Pro-
pertv by D1niel C. Burns.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06

Of white has declined, and We quote = al about oo
cts---market unsettled. Sales Of yellow at 90 cts
A sale Of Pa. yellow yesterday at 81 cts
RrE.-Md. is worth IS cts. sale Of Ps. at
60 cts.
OATs.-New Md. have ranged pretty much at
% and % cts. throughout the week, and We quote
the same prices to-day. Old Md are worth "a and
25 cts. Pa. are worth about 90 cts.
PLAsrER-We note sales at S362d per ton,
VII Oh j. slight advance.
WHtsxgY The market is without any stocks,
and the tendency Of prices IS still upwards In tue
earIy par, Of the week sales Of hhde. mede al
"a cts, and OF bbls. az 90 cts. Since then bids.
have advanced TO % and 25a cts, at which latter
rate we note considerable sales yesterday and this
morning. Sales Of bbls. were made yesterday and
this morning 81 cls, and ore lot OF 100 bills at
% cts. The Wagon price Of bbls IS now y cents
exclusive Of the bbl
Baltimore august 3.
| CArrLE-Upwards Of 400 head Of Beef Cattle
. ere offered By the drovers to-day, and about 250
sold at an average Of Sc for inferior 10 50 1O prime
FLoUR-The market for Howard street Flour
continues exceedingly doll, and prices are nominal
| " the same az on Friday. The only transactions
that have heard OF were sales from stores OF 2OU
barrels made from wheat at 50 20. he ask
| ing price for old is S. %. The receipt price con-
/ tinues at S.
/ GRAIS-On Saturday sales Of good Pennsylvania
Wheats were made at 10 cts; to-day prices are
not so high and sales OF old have been made at lOa
and 10 cents for good parcels Sales OF new Md
reds have ranged from 80 cents for very inferior up
to IL cent. for very pine. Sales OF best whites
new, to day, at Ia and ilS Gems. sale otVery
prime old Md white to-day at JIG cents. Sales OF
white Corn to day at 50 cents, and OF yellow at 81
cents Rye is worth IS and 90 cens--we know Of
none in market. New Md oats are worth p cents
/ I'll e Eeti ia siil m ad
| Last sales Of hhds were at 81 cents-now held a
% cents Sales Of bbls. to-day at 30 cents. The
wagon price of bis is 90 cents, exclusive of tie
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06
B09.s, 20 E'0U HEAR 1H.HT!

The Junior Wings Of he "unterrifed precinct,
Jefferson County, Va, propose, in turtherance OF
The glorious cause Of TIP & REFORM, 10 give
ii public Fcstiv'l on SATURDAY,, The I5h inst
In order 10 SECURE the Attendance OF eur .oung
brethren in the Counties OF Jefferson and Berkeley,
Va, and Washington, Md We thus publicly extend
an imitation to both political parties. We would
also say to eur distant friends that prepared
10 acc immediate all who NAV honor Us with their
company o. the night ofthe l4h.
henry LINE. } Committee
JAMES l. TOWNER, Of
VIM NJ ROBINSON, )Iapttation
SHFPnERps TOWN, Angusi 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06

SIGSs OF THE IiMEs.-Ihe Richmond Wing of
the 24th ultimo says -Four States have voted
since the nomination of Gen. Harrison: Connect
cut, Rhode Island, Virginia aud Louisiana. All
four have declared in a voice of thupder, condem
nation upon he imbeclc and corrupt Aimiuistra-
ton OF the Federal Government. The purity OF
Harrisons life, and The lustre Of his public servl-
ces, the calumnies uttered against both, the mis-
deeds of the patty in power, have combined to
achieve these Curious triumphs, and give earnest
that have enieted upon the career Of victory.
Kentucky, lndiana, illinois, Missouri, Alabama
and North Carolina vote during the first week Of
August. The signs ausPclous in all. The ex-
ample Of the four who have gone before, cheering
their patriotic to the rescue, and like
them, achieve aurels in the cause of liberty. From
the Old Mouth State, where the Government is ex-
erting every energy, have anmating intelligence
ami assur noes that she 5 determined TO follow in
the shining footsteps Of her Old Republican sister,
Virginia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06
ABOUT THREE HUNDRED ACRES or
Esfrlsy Steers.

GtTRAYED from the subscriber in May last.
- five head Of STEERS, 3 years old last spring,
Of the following deselption:- Two Of pale red,
with white heads and white the top Of their
shoulders. white bellies and legs; mark, crop
off the rig lit ear ard under-bit out Of the left
One do. with datk sides, white face, white stripe
down the back, and white belly; same ear marx az
above. One do. Of dark led with white spot
in the forehead, and white under The betty;
ear mark same as above. One do. with white
face, black neck, black spots each side, some
black at the root Of tail, the other part of it white
and no ear mark.
A reasonable reward will be given for such infor
nation as will enable me to recover the above ma
med Cattle, and if taken up, all reasonable eApen-
ses paid. ~ M,cIrApy
August 1910 If '
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06

WILSON, who was arrested in Maryland under
suspic on of the |mutdrr uf Dixon in this county,
underwent his final examination before the exani-
ming Court, in Cumberland, Monday, the 20ih
ult., aud was discharged. He inlenis. it il said
delivering himself up to the authorities of this
State - Romneg {a'eUgencer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06
B. SLApE, .Sec'ry.

u s. BASK-Nichoias Bjddte .-The New York
papers of Monday contain the following coniradic-
mons of runors respecting Mr. Blddle's alleged in
debtedness to the u S. Bank. Reports of a SINH
lar Import bad reached this city, (Baltimore) and
it is proper therefore, that the contradiction of
them should likewise be published here:
From the New York Star.
Mr. BIDDLE AND THE BAEK.-ihere ru-
NOR running the rounds Of the papers that Mr.. n.
Biddle has been deeply implicated in Pscula-
tine facilities blamed from the u. S Bank, that
all his property had been attached to discharge his
liabilities. We learn upon inquiry from undoubted
sources that there is the least truth in il; that
he is not borrower from the Bunk of single dol-
lar The report no doubt. set sfoat for stock
specuatiug both home and abroad.
From the New York Commercial Advertiser,
NICHOLAS BIDpLE.-The latest attack upon the
PENNSYLVANIA Bank OF he United States, has been
made by an assault upon the credit of alr Biddle.
Rumors were industriously circulated last week,
both In the papers and out ef them, that MI Bidd e
was greatly embarrassed, and that he was largely
indebted to the Bank. The design was, of course,
farther TO ipjure the credit of that Institution -
But we ore authorised to distinguish these rumofs,
one and ALL al a single dash. Mr.. Biddle is not a
borrower 81 NE Bank, nor does he Il, or ony
body else, a single dolar What next, gentle
meuf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06
IsEEsGxOUs NOTICES.

There Will be prntractcd Meeting held at Mil
Creek, beginning Inc Friday morning before the Sd
Sunday in this month and closing with Sunday
There Will be Two services each day.
Notice is hereby given 10 the Mount Zion Church,
hat recall my appointment, for all services TO be
held b,iore The Sunday morning services OF the Il
Sunday Of ths month for reasons that will be sat
.s.actory 10 the Cnngtegai The time Of our
ptu:ba led Meeting, viii be made knowa hereafter.
f. 5. The usual services viii be held at "a in
the morning. c. C. TALlAFERRO.
AugnV & 1Sd0
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06
nj 60 80 D.,

On Tuesday the 18th ult, Ia Williamsport Md ,
by the Rev. c. Startsman, Mr.. CORNELIUS 5. w.
YoSTz to Miss MARY, daughter of Mr.. George
Wise, both of Shephefdslown.
At the same place, on Thursday evening, the
80 h ult by tie same, Mr.. john w. CAMPBELL
to Miss Any ANN ANDERSON, both of Winchester.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06

TILE QUESTION SETTLED

The election in Louisiana, being over, we new
give the following statement for the encourage
ment of WEAK BRETHREN, and a token tor those
who Z" look before they leap
Ia 1886 it viii be recolleced that General Har-
rison received the votes Of the following seven
States, viz:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06
S. GaRARp, See.
NOTICE.
+ HARRISON s.

A Meeting of the friends of HARRISON q
TYLER will be held at the ourt House in Mar
tinsburg, on MONDAY, the Ion instant, AT 3
O'Clock, r NJ. Iii expected that every person who
il able will attend "a several addresses will be de
liyered on the occasion. c cApApD Scr
Ausust & 1910
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06

SLIGHT GRANGE FOR TIE BETrER-Since
the Harrisburg ion, five States have held
their elections. These Ave, New Hampshire, Con
necticut, Rhode Island. Virgins, and Louisiana
all voted for Mr., Van Buren, in l836-and now all
bu. one have voted against him. Look at tho diff
C,rnncn In ,n.on lR1h nd lE4n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06

Extracts from The Correspondence Of The Nation
al Latetgeaeer.
New YoRK. July 81
The Locofocos are parading the streets with
sic aud banners, drumming together all they can TO
join in the celebi alton ot the passage Of the sub.
Treasury Bill al Castle Garden this evening he
chief speakers on the occasion are to be MIR. GAR
LAND, Clerk of the House of Representatives, Sem
stor BucHANAN, and Mes,rs. SMITH, of Maine,
HOLMES OF South Carolina, and CRAZY, of Mich
gau. An effort is To be made all this State to
sustain the Administration on the sub Treasury
question. For this issue the Wings are ready.
IL ha. been stated that the Hon. Levi Boards
LEY, well known a prominent supporter OF F." the
patty" in this Stale, has Ieuounced LocoiucOism
and come in support of HARRISON. The Evening
Po,t denies that the statement is correct, though 1t
admits that Mr.. BEARDsLEY did attend Wing
meeting in this city last Eridav evening. The
Times states positively thai Mr.. attended the
meeting of the Eighth Ward rippecanoe Club an
| evening or two ego, and made speech, which was
received wita loud cheering.
Nsw YORK, July %.
The Lncofoco meeting at Castle Garden ,ester-
day was. on the whole, failure. The Chief Spea-
kcr was Mr. GARLAND, Clerk Of the House of Re
personalities, ana he enerossed nearly the whole
lime do not think he viii be invited here to make
another speech. lie does not understand the arr
If pleasing New No,k LocOiOcos. or he would have
talked less about old fashioned Democracy. which
few OF his heaters knew any thing about He closed
his remarks Nth an eulogy on Mr.. VAN BURES's
merits and many virtues. lie talked so long that
the patience Of the meeting was exhausted; and
more than halfleh him. The other Speakers were
Messrs LEADBErrER, Of Ohio, VANDERPoEL, and
RASToUL. repeat thai the iocoocos are well
come 10 al the capital they can make out Of the
sub Treasury here.
NEw York, August |.
The British Queen has just gone down the bay,
She has on board l35 passengers, She carries
no specie, but some -four, A considerable amount
Of State stocks also goes out in her The Britain
ia To sail from Boston to-day at o'clock. She
had yesterday about ninety passengers engaged.-
Three packets also sail to day. for London, Liver
pool, and tavfe. Surprising that cucn carries ten
passengers, over two hnudIed and dty passengers
leave this por and Boston in a sngl- day for Eu-
rope The HAVE packet takes about $50 900 IN
specie, and all three have fun freights principally
OF -four.
The rate Of exchange on England wa. settled
yesterday at 1904 z; on France, Sc PA and ST.
80
Mr.. STEPHENS, late U. S. CHARGE to Central A.
merca. has arrived here, accompanied BY Mr.. Ca
rHERwooD. We shall soon expect a history OF
their interesting tour.
The Hon S S PRENrTss, of Mississippi, arri-
we'd IN town last night. He |. expected to make
speech at Washington Hall on Monday evening.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06

Hon. W. W. Chapman, Delegate in Congress
from Iowa, las come out for Harrison. All the
Territorial delegates now 10 Congress are friendly
TO the contemplated change in the Administration.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06

The people Of Alexandria appear to be almost
unanimously favorable to retIocession TO Virginia.
Upwards OF seven hundred citizens have signed The
memorial IN favor of the measure, and only twelve
have affixed their names to the counter ms.aoIal.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06
DxEp.

Ga Wednesday morning, the 22d ult., after
short illness, SARAH ELIZABETH, daughter OF Mr..
Joseph Moore Of this County. aged about years.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06

In these States alone, there is an aggregate gain
to Harrison, Of eighty electoral votss !-PhRadet-
Phia Inquirer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06

MrssouRl.-Ihe Wings of Missouri have deter
mined TO run candidates for Congress, Edward
M. Samuel, Of Clay county, and Geo. c. Sibley of
St. Charles.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06

Whole number ofelectoral votes 294--nccessary
to Ct ore 40. We hove therefore "a votes To
spare from the above list. Should we lose
than that number. Will give a. the grand halng
sign Of distress, the following respectable states,
all considered good for " ftp and w."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06

IN 1910.
Elections held in the following seven States since
the nomination of Harrison and Tyler, indicate
that they will for that Ticket by about the ma
iDiites named:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06
TlPPECANOE CLUB.
TO THE FARMERS.

TEVHE subscriber, having tnken charge of the
d HONEX-yVOoD MILLS, at Dam No. 8,
az Agent tor MIR Il Coiston, = prepared 10 pay the
highest price the market will afford for UHEAT;
and to grind or exchange upon the usual terms -
We have on hand good stock Of LUMBER and
VIII be able to Saw any description thereof at short
notice WIN. PENDLErON.
August g. 1910 -3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06

to member OF Congress, dated Jolly IL, 1910.
Vans days are certainly numbered. great
change is taking place here Gin North Western
Va y sufficient, have doubt, to insure TO Har-
rson the Of the State. shall greatly rejoice
see her redeemed, regenera,sd and disenthral-
led, and no longer subject To the dominion Of Van
Buren, Benton. kend N. & ca"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06

VIRGINtA:--In the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery Cor Berkeley County, August
Rules, l840
Guua iuiHe' against F'p
Charles c Stalback, George Randall and William
EusweI dts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06
IN CH1NCERY Y,


VlRGlNtA:-In the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Cbancery for Berkeley County August
Rules, 1910,
Samue Keesacker, Andrew Keesackcr. Noble Er'
berson aud Mary his wife, late Mary Keesacker'
chldren Of Conrad Keesacker, decd, PITTS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06
Seed Rue.

II HAVE lot OF very superior OLD RYE for
Ill sale. + w povn
August 6. $40.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06

Chas c Starbuek and Harvey NJ Foreman George
Randall Marcus A Foucke Jacob Spcrow, Meg
nus RayGer, Joseph Holland, James II k'sinser'
Isaac Eversole. Michael Euglebright, Geo. nps.
row. Samuel II Kisinger, Edward Colston, IeF
IL Wilhelm. and joseph s,rode. dfs,