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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19

Il is stated in the papers that the presen; polit-
cal condition of Texss evinces great prosperity,
and leaves but little doubt the brightest ar
ticpations Of her future greatness will be fully
realised. Although noninally at war with Mexi-
CO, the unfortuns,c internal dssen,ons and ditii-
cultcs which sfiict that unhappy country pre-
vent the execution OF threats heretofore made, and
leave the Texan, free from apprehension to in.
vasion from that quarter. On the other hand the
expulsion of almost all the entire bands Of In
dians has opened the abundant resources Of the
interior Of the county, and while the population
increases so also do her means ct defence become
more ample. 1t is said that Texas can muster
easily an army of 90 000 men. Her navy com
mands the sulph, while Mexico has net an armed
vessel aaoat. Under such disparagenent it can
hardly be long before Mexico will acknowledge
the independence of her noghbor and perhaPsthe
introduction of some Of the Anglo A. erican cas-
toms may not be uuproductive OF advantage.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

From he Baltimore american of Asgsst To-
CArrLE.-At the drove yards this morning $40
head OF Beef Cauls offered 2sn OF ~h'sh
were sold at prices ranging from $3.50 for Inferior
TO SO per 100 lbs. for inc. Live Hogs are
scarce snd we quote small lots at so'2o to so'oo
per 100 lis.
Flour There is a very limited demand for
Howard street Flour, and the sales us far as we
are adysed are confined 10 small parcels Of new,
Of good standard brands al Sc. Old - held at the
same price. but we hear OF no sales. The wagon
price is S5,S7i.
GR.tS.-There was tolcrably fair supply Of
Wheat At market,o-dey, and sales OF good % psime
Md reds were made at 1870 1913 cts. Sales al-o
Of good white Wheat at $50 1876 eta. and of SUI
perior parcels for family Flour ot 1888 l43 cts
Sales of white Corn to-day at - ~ cts. and of
yellow al ~ cts. Sales OF Oats NJ 10 eta.
WHisREY-ls extremely dull. Vey limited
sales made to-day at 90 cts. for hhds. aud
81 cts. for bhIs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19

THE U. S. SHIP DELAwARE.-Many sisiter'
from tbs city have gone down within the last lev
days, to inspect this fine ship now lying IN Annaf-
oils Road. The opportunity is not often enJ'yed
by our citizens of waving line Of battle ship com
plete in all her arponlments-s sight in itsol
GRIND and imposing. BY the politeness OF her Ct
ioers visitors are permitted to go board aud to
survey all parts OF the ship. Ga sunday however,
none were received. On every other day OF the
week. we presume there will be no difficulty Of ac
cess, while the ship remains in her present posi-
ton
We learn that the President Of the United States,
Haads of Departments md Members Of Congress,
contemplate visiting the ship on Saturday next.
After that, we hope the Secretary Of the Navy will
yield to the wishes of the people of Baltimore, and
direct her TO be noored fer few days of The mouth
! of tho Patansco Bali. diner. Of l0ih insl
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19

ST., 81 lrss7 I}SS.iS US
EcEsaase E2eaac voIeas SCkSci.


T1FisfS school, srirr the care 81 n. Sissrrs a
Il C4a4fy,p was established az Msrtinshusr
Berkeiey csgsty, Va in Janesvv, 1889. hs ~
eA,aa IT The town j. "a d remarkably he.tthv ran
sthe eoaa,ry Grd the scte af tls scafe,ny j i'm
qaestiora5iy ths mest desirable in the borough
The bulldogs are resliy aap and consnodi0us, 10 a
resired s,aasion aaI protested hy lofty srecs tia,
asford the children every ropyenicpc. feS heaithy
amssements in the excessive enclosure By which
they are surrounded.
To ia,plsnt mural and religious principles, -.
sctser with Ilic uasments Of selence aed literature,
was the primary object Of is tounia;ion. Fssu-.d
for these purposes, the school has bsen rendered
easy Of access by reducing tne charge n Day 'ehol-
10 lie very moderate Sam q $50 Pef qaarer,
il advance; ar hoardets, 70 $50 Per snnarl ras q
bic siways half ycafly, in advance NsaistlnetioH
is inside among the papiis on account e poverty OF
religion hut guard the character q ths iass''u-
ton, and the notaia &c IL. pupils. no one from
distance will be received without satssiacioiy rsti
moniais OF previous good conduct: nor j. any dfS
scholar admitted, Jules. the reputation OF both IA
rent aad clilld stared fats. Osder AMI 1Riiofioiiy
requires THAI all assist al tho exercises Of ssiic
prayer aud religious worship with r-spectfa de-
nsanor. The disciplii,s ct the sshool !. ,hst cfo
well regulated f,miy, combining arnness si.h AZ
ieciiou. To excite emulation, weekly tickets are
given to the most deserving: the classes m.nth-
u inspected. and twice during the year exNmns-
ion will take place ia the presence ot such II The
parent. 40 rs-ide in the ncishhoracoi
Each boarder is required 10 bring ~ith her sei.
icent sunpy OF clothing tor the with al least
four towels and f parents desire that thrr further
wants ia this particular be supplied by abe Direct
ress OF the school, they viii please leave on depc'
ire sufficient Tor the purpose. Books VIII oe
furnished on moderate az possible, snd II
is preferred for many that they DO purehss-
ed at the school. The annual vacation commences
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19
not(ffa.
cAMP aiEETINC.

AUxios CAwp MsEYIse for Berkeley and JEFF
ferson Ciscssfs v IL be held at The Gray sPfing, en-
The lanS cf Mr. Daniel Wright, about of's end a
half niles tusiih Of 9unksrs Hsii, eotiaien9ing "a
The iush 81 septeFaber next
The hiends aud Preachers frsn otbef Stations
and Circuits. are earrestiy requested @ attend
Thnr.day, the 81 81 srpsembef, IS tho day fixed
upon for preparing The gsonad, whoa We hope
strong force will be IN attendance
CTAH sersnus DESTROYS Of having EMS, wit
please bring their Tent Poles with fhen, az there
will none be permitted 10 be c',s or The grovnd.
August IL. 1tfE CohMf lhf..
As ample provision has beea made Tor the feed
ing of HDrses &c. This 10 10 give notlee, TINT We
caution end farwsrn all persons from setting upon
our Lands for the purpose Of selling sp'iiiuous u
ouors or hsxtering ia any way whatever, during
the progress of the Camp Meeting. tbs Law Will
be IiridlY enforced ssaisst all 60 efitndipg.
sigaed Alfred Ross, Elisha Boyd,
Jqmes Hoystett, john e. Boyd,
john flagstaff ST.. n. Cfendsansag,
J. A. Ruihsr5ord. M Beesoa.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19
New York, August IL. 1871.

NARROW ESCAPE OF Mr.. WEBSTER.
Tho Washington correspondent OF the
Botson Atlas says" Mr. Webster made
a narrow escape on the 18th inst. He was
riding with his servan. in buggy, VIXEN
the horse took fright, became unmanage.
able, and ran at full speed round the
Capitol Hill, till he arrived at the North
Eastern gate, when Mr.. w. directed his
man to turn him into the grounds. In
executing this delicate man9uvre, the
wheel struck the post, aud was torn off,
and the riders were violently thrown out,
but escaped with a few slight bruises"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19

About halfpast two O'Clock on the llth
inst, we had the unusal visitation for
our city, ola whrlwind, which, follow
Ing the line Of the T'iber and the City Ca
nal, did a coed deal of mischief; but
nothing to what it might nave dono, had
it passed through a roPuous part of the
city. A quantity OF boarts were taken
from the board lizards, hurled into the air,
and literally scatler~l before the wind.
A carriage was taken up into the air, and
Other like effects produced which were
very remarkable, aud Of which probably
s1m3 futher account will be hereafter
given. - Nat INT.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19

TIE ExPLoRING ExPEDIrIoN.-Th
correspondent Of the Baltimore Repubi.
can, under date of Valparaiso dc Chill,
9th April, says =" Our last advices from
the Sandwich Islands, by vessel arrived
at this port few days ago, lett tho Unit
cd States Exploring Squadron there, fit.
ing for cruize to the Columbia river,
md the North west coast; from thence
it is expected they will again proceed to
wards tho South Pole, and return home
by way oftho Cape Of Good Hope"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19
Nav YORK, August Z.

NEW 7 DIRK, august Z.
~ OF the new loan authorized by Con.
oress the amount Of one million is taken
up, the amount put in market being only
one million five hundred thousand dollars.
Tho million has been taken in this city
and Boston. Abbott Lawrence & Co.,
it is said, have taken $50O,o00 for Bos-
ton account, the Chamber street Savings
Institution in this city another 100000 /;
aud there remains yet half mlllion.--
The rate Of interest was al five per cent.
and two-6iths for a part, and five and a
half for the other part. These are very
favorap le terms in these times. None OF
ii gogs to Europe. Corr. Of Nat. Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19
EDegDEsC Safe
JACOB STaLEY,
ALEX. StfAFER.

EWTILL be sold, at public sale. on Fri3ay 27tb
Wv day Of Aagns,, at Back Greek Dodge. on
the line OF the D. s q. Rad Road, the following
property, via :
% EiNAD 0IS iLDISLESo
Broad and Marrow Wheeled Wagons, one.
horse Wagon 3 Carts snd Harness, ? sets Of
Blacksmith Fools, lpfge let Of Crow
Bars ard pfills. l6 sets of Wagon
Harness, / River Boat Yoke
OF Cattie IL head Of Hogs;
Also, about ten thousand feet Of Plank 3 Ten Plate
and Cooking Stoves, Shaniee furniture ard Bed
ding--iogetlel with gTcat variety OF articles too
tedious 20 mention.
7,ERMS.---A credit Of six months viii be given
all sums OF Five Dollars and upwards. The Puf,
Ct aser giving note and approved seeurit, all ssms
under five dollars, Cash.
GS. No property 10 be removed, without com
plying with the above conditions. Sale to com
mence ut 10 o'clock Of said day.
MARTIN & REED.
Aupust 10 i84I.--3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19
Cvrr.Sa orr AT rne KNrrs.-A Mr.. Payn

CurrISG OFF AT TIE kEEEs.-A Mr.. Payne OF
ilabama, who a few years since advocated T. :
Iunal Bank OF lG0 millions, made furious spt ech
again.. Tho Bank Bill, now before Congress. HE
talked of Leonidas ami John Tyler Marathon, Nil.
ia les and rhe bat amerts of the Constitution and
sworo Justify that The South would never submit
TO such tyranny
An this torrent Of eloqucnce was arrested by a
simple question by Mr.. Morgan Of New York, who
asked, il the gentleman, when member OF the
Legislature of Alabama, had not voted TO insttnci
tie Senators from that State, and request the lie
prc.snt,tivps to vote for National Bank with a
capital OF hunlred millions!
M. Payne made nc reply !-Rieh. Hhig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19

Health oT New ORLEANS Tho n.
Orleans Bulletin, Of the 4th inst, states
that several deaths have recently occur
red in that city from Yellow Fever, and
cautions strangers and unacclima,ed per-
sons to leave the city. The disease has
not yet assumed an epidemic form.
CuARLEsToN.-The Charleston Patriot
states that the health Of that city is re,
markedly good-the city being free from
even ordinary summer complaints.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19

A colored girl at ST. Louis, was recent
" arrested on the charge OF having
thrown white infant into vault, from
which il was fortunately eXtricated with
out inIury--the family being directed to
its horrid situation by its cries. While
searching for the girl at the house Of her
father large quantity of stolen goods
was found IN his possession. OF course,
both father and daughter were committed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19
WOODBURY. FOR SALE.

FDEiNG about 10 remove To the University, |;
I'D offer my residence, called
WOODBURY., With $40 acres Of !. n <*,.A a
LAND, for sale. II. situation and z,sss-A.si.ka
improvements well kHown IsTzszssssssssss2
in this part Of the country, that it
is unnecessary to describe il, particularly, any
purchaser will probably visit II.
Ills terms Of payment wilt be very easy and ac-
comaodaiIag.
August 10, 1911 III
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19
apoertlstlrg a1emoranoa.

Sale. on tho 25th inst, of Personal Property. At
his residence, Esar Bcdng,on, by John s Light.
S.le, on the 2ith inst, q, his residence ia Fred
crick county, of Valuable Real and Personal Pre-
ne,tv by James G Ficlcn.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19

Tho Great Western sailed punctually
from New York on Saturday 9TH inst,
her ias!gnmgs being cast off as the clock
stuck one. She carried out a large
number of passengers and $4,000 in
specie,
The packet ship Emerald for Havre
took out SlSG COO in specie.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19

SoMErniNG NEw.--Tno First Univer-
salist Church in this town, it is said, have
passed vote to use water instead of wine
at the communion table. Lynn Record.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19

IyDIcrMENT OF JUsricE WILEY.-ltis
stated 10 the New York Express that the
Grand Jury Of the city OF New York have
found "a bill Of indictment against Justice
Wiley, for receiving the money siolen
from the Frederick County Bank, and he
was held 10 bail ia the sum Of $3.50, 600
himself 10 $40, 900, ana two securities IN
$4,000 each.
TusrrcE WILEY-In reference 10 the
Indictment found against this individual,
by the Grand Jury Of New York, be al.
dressed the following note to the Editor
OF the Courier and Enquirer:
Cor. WEBB --Dear SIR - have omit
ted to notice the many remarks that have
been made in reference to me, in connec-
ton with the Fred rick County Bank.
The recent action OF the Grand Jury OF
the city, by whom have been charged
(without hearing) of having received
Their money contrary to law, requires at
my hand some notice.
will briefly state that engaged in
that matter solely with reference to the in
jured reputation of the officers of the
Bank, and in doing so, did nothing but
what honor and my duty, as counsel, re-
quircd.
WILLIAM WILEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19
Dissolution.

FENAE partnership heretofore existing nnacrthe
a name and firm Of T. Battleson &. Go wrs
on ,he path day of May last, dis.olved BY mu',ml
consent The subs rbers being DESTROYS OF CLOSING
the Books Of the firm, wouli respectfully suggest
to those who know themselves indebted q ,bc Irn
he prophets Of coming forward and closing 'heir
account by note. or with he ready money. lhoie
falling 10 comply with this will find thrir accounts
placed in the hands Of an officer FOR collection.
T. BA3TLES0N,
CHAS. DOWNS.
LII. L. Io1I II
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19
sp,.;,c. g. %,s;,,,s;er goods.
TO THE LADIES !!

NACOB VAN DOREN, Jr.. wonld respectfully
90 announce 10 the Ladies' OF Mauipshorg md W.
ciniiy that he has JUST returned ON Philsd Ifhis
and Bshino e. with Handsome and well ~.ected
stock OF GOODS, consisting in par, Of The follow
ing. viz:
Plain and Figured Mousselaines;
Striped and Figured Lawn; Lace Moslins;
Summer Washed Silks;
Black Italian Gro dc Rhine;
Blue Black do; Satin stsiped dot
Manchester Ginghsms;
Fill. Na,t for Wells, &c;
Fancy Hanikfs and Scarf; Bornet Lawnst
Florence Braid i5onnets Bonnet Trimming;
French Flo9ers; Curlr;
Ribbed Silk Hose and Hail Hasei
Cotton Hosiery and Gloves.
June ".
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19

Dr. .7seraadrr s. Dcndrtdss
Eh ESPEC FULLY Offers III. professional set.
10 Vices 10 the citizens &C Jcfei snn sna Bs,k,.
lny HIS Office is ut the BowfR," noaf Lee.
town. Jefferson County, Virginis.
Mty 49, iG4l--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19

We learn says the Madisonon, that
General Woor has been nominated by
the President to DO Brigadier General T..
S. Army, in place Of General Scott
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19
NOTICE.

TI1IiE Trustees OF the METHODIST EPIs-
~ CORAL CHURCH, inthis place basing con-
cluded to build new House Of WORSHIP - naufe
eligible situation, Offer for sale the Church oceu.
pied BY them nt present, together with the loi on
which itsands situate or John street. For terms.
Ne, apply 10 DANIEL MARKER.
JOHN NJ. WOLFF.
CONRAD RCUSfi.
JACOB P0lSAL,
HIRAM BOWEN.
Nav g. igtt-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19
TO THE pUBIICi


FEyHE enlersisnsd would respectfully iulgfra lie
n Pnbio. that they have leasla, iJf term q
yesrs, the large and conmcdleas
BEZCE WARETIc1sl,
recertiy hniit bs Cspi. Geotgs Reynolds, the =
ser bark adjacent e the Wpsehoase II Ass Short,
and having good and Substantial CANAL. BOATS.
are now rreeasei carry on, fsnaer tbc name rs
Hrri % Ssatey ssh Shafsr. tire BOATING AND
PRODUCE BUSINESS, il slI its varieties
Oar experience 10 ths busiaess, ard fxei de-
terfniuation 70 do Il in such naxner a. will provs
satisfactory, will we hansiy expecs secure for u
liberal share OF public patronage
Ii is inc design nf oae u the undersigned 10 be
generally with tho boats, atseGd 10 sales of Pie
dace, g., (when not consigned 10 ageuts, where
Nv ,hs usual charge fer commission will be saved
10 the owner, and The best possible prices ollaassl
We intend keeting on hand, grounl and stone
PL.7STEI, SILT, FZSzE, T.sR, Sc,
and any other az ieio waaged from tic District, pso
cured Cor customers free Of any charge, save the
cost aud the usuii freight.
Tie make, price CIR flour. lFHEiT,
CORN, RYE g. OATS, will be paid 10 CASH
IN delivery atthe wafehonss tis at the option 81
the holder 70 deliver any Nheat purchased, either
at the Warehouses or at Reynolds Potomsr Mils,
as We intend to purchase only for home raaaiae-
ture.
Farmers wishing 10 exchange their Whea. fet
Flour can, AZ short notice, lie accommodated By
the undcrsicned. with Flour manufactured at the
Potomac Mills
JACOB STaLEY,
ALEX. SHAFER.
Shcpherds,own Aprrst IL I3Ii--d
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19
THE PAVILION HOTEL,
ERKELEY SPRINGS, Va I.

NxTIIL be Transferred tho present season, Ia
w the honse Of The late Col. Gusir which the
undersigned has rented for t'sm 81 years. This
change, While il will considerably exleId. will he
used ran occasion for improving also The accom-
rnodations Of his establishment.
JOHN sTRorHER.
Bath Jaly L. ie4i--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19

The Temperance Cause is now exciting
considerable attention in New Orleans,
say the papers Of that city. 4 sercs Of
public meetings 10 the different wards are
being held, which arc attended b. large
Iaudienccs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19

The Locos Of Cumberland County have resolved
that " the Extra Scs,io Of Congress was 'nneiy
uncalled foe."-Thrse men Of Cumberland are
Solu.nons, no doubt--hut has it not occurred TO
them, that they are day after the feast.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19

LAND IN VIRGTSTA.-At a sale, held
last week, in Philadelphia, one thousand
acres Of land, in Wood County, Virginia,
we're sold at fifteen cents an acre, and one
thousand acres in Lewis county, at six
cents an acre, and one thousand acres 10
Ohio county, at one cent an acre, and a
tract Of ten thousand acres in Powoli's
Valley, on the north side OF Powell's ri
yer, and lying on both sides Of the Ken
lucky road, al fIly-fve dollars for the
tract.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19
Nexvs of the Day.
9ev. Ions BaaeFIsRlDer.-The ma


raw. JonN BeEcKsRIpeEs--i he ma
nv friends Of this distinguished DIVINE wi!
learn with deep regret, that be died at
,be residence Of his mother, near Lexlng-
ION. Nv. on the 4th inst. We find the
foylowjng announcement Of the melancbo-
IL event in the Presbyterian:
MoURNFCL EygHT. 1T becomes our
poinfal duty to announce that the Rev.
DR.. John Breckinridgo departed this lie
on The 4lh instant, at the residence Of his
mother, in Keutarky. Notwithstanding
the many unfavofablc reports VIC have re-
Gently received Of the state OF his health,
we had still cherished the hope Of his pro
lonred life. But il was otherwise deter
mined 10 tie wise counseis Of Cod' ana
we submissiycy bow to the dispensal'op'
II was our privilege to enjoy much Of Inc
society Of tho licensed, AMI we greatly
esteemed and loved him. a more dsvoi-
"a servant of Jesus Christ we have never
known and Of him il is literally true, that
he wore himself out by his abundant and
unceasur labors. His record is on high.
We shall doubtless have an extended no.
,ire of the life and death OF this eminently
0ood man, to whose death we thus briefly
alludc, as cur paper is going TO press.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

My Personal Property, which will be offered for
sale consists OF
Hor,es, and Colt; IL head Of Cattle
About 80 or 40 head Of Hogs;
IL or Ia head of Sheep;
Farming lmplements--the usual variety, and in
good order; one Road Wagon.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, which it is
not necessary to classify
Also, a set of Biaeksmiih's Tools.
Also, two YOUNG NEGROES-one male and
the other female. The Boy is about y;ars old
the gill z.
Terms of Sale Of Real Estate.-One half in
hand the balance in t~ annual payments, with IN
,crest on the deferred payments. The character
of the security for the future payments, VIII be set
tied on the day Of Sale.
Terms IF Personal Property.-Four months
credi, on all sums Of $40 and upwards, the pur-
chaser giving good sec,niy: under that sum, cash.
The negroes " i'll be sold for cash.
FREDERICK CLAYCOMB.
August 10, l84l.-4t
ncy> At the same time add place, will be sold Il
ONE ACRE LOT. with a HOUSE upon il.
This property adjoius the home place. and is now
occupied by my Terms published on day OF
sale +. G..
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19
II EEgEEC SIZE.
$40 AgEaNAHsHa.

I'M Sunday last nm indenicd apprentice to the
~ Timing and CoPpersmithing Business, nae,-
ed NICHOLAS lliBBEsD, ran away from me. liz
had Oh when h left, brown tight body cloth coal
black satn yest--rair OF unblesched linen pants
and cloth car.
libberA now in his Isti year. Is about 5 feet
OF 8 inches, has remarkably long stride in walk
lug. and has very largo head with a har'h eoup-
tenance. His hat, is busby, sill, aad sandy. He
IS The son OF Gi1rnlan parents, and speaks ms mo-
ther tongue with aaeney. HIS address Is confident
and assumiag-yet he rude and unpublished
6J As the Boy is servieeahlo to me--havins
been The business abou, three years--l wiil give
the above reward for him. Aud ii any attempt 10
hsrbor or protect the runway, they may look ou'
for the Law!
JOHN II. BLONDEL.
August s. 1871
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19
L. MANTUAMAKING.
hAARTlNsBURa EcApEay.

FssIIE next session Of this institution will CON
< lhe ls,d a, OF September, underthe
cure vf MIR j. T. BoEsAL.
1t is hoped that Me Bonsars reputation as al
Instructor Of youth--both in Engsh and Classlca
stuiics---will ensure full attendance Of pupils.
1t is very important to the scholars themselves
that they should attend the lst day of the term
TER.RS.
English department, foet~ sessions of
Eve months, SD 90
Classical do. do. including English, 80 90
August s. l34l.--tf
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LIT thu Wings charter a bank, and we will IN
charter it," This ia every whele the cry OF the
Locofaeo leaders. II they have their own way,
they viii not only unchatter the bank, but break
o. en- its vaults and pock et the money PrtatcS.