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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12

TIE Norfolk Beacon of the 9Th instant. says:-
TIE slave Lewis, belonging to Mr. VIM Barnard
Of Portsmouth,, who advertised having run
away n the 9th ut W. restored TO his owner
yesterday. 1t appears from Lewis confession that
he was en,iced By the cook CT the brig Mentor, Of
Boston, Captain Trcfsthen, board, and by him
secreted in TIE hold, where he regularly attend
ed to by said cook until he was discovered BY Capt
rrccthen, which on the seventh day after he
s,i'ed from this port. Capt. I, promptly tackled
ship and stood for the Capes Of Virginia, for the
purpose Of delivering the lug tive to his master, hut
falling in with the pilot boat San Jaciato. III the
Capcs. he slave was transferred TO the boat, The
captain Of s'ich literally paid by captain 1
Cor his cafe delivery to his
The Mapto loaded at Portsmouth with ship TIM
bar and was bound to Boston.
The captain of the Mentor has behaved like an
homes, man and q true sailor in this matter, and
La. given more conclusive evidence of patriotism
than many potcians and ministers OF his State
Every days experience rivets the conviction % the
policy nay, absolute Necessity, % enforcing the In
spection Law, passed by the last Legislature OF
Virginia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12

A WoULp-BE SAILoR.--The ship AL.
gonqun, Capt. A. Turley, from Liver.
pool, arrived this morning, and among her
passengers is healthy stout female, l6
years Of age, who shipped in Liverpool as
u sailor boy, being dressed in the habili-
ments, neatly rugged from top to toe, and
actually performed the duty of lad on
board, going alolt, &c., for several days,
when some suspicion arose among the
crew, which led to the discovery Of her
sex. Capt. T. Immediately had her re-
moved from the forecasle to the steerage
and her dress changed for female apparel.
1t appears she is a destitute girl who had
taken this method TO get passage TO A.
merica, where she expects to find friends.
she shipped under the name Of Chilly
Stewart" and says her name is Isabella
Nenart, Phil. u. s. Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12

FEMALE HERoIsM French paper
furnishes US with the following account of
an act of herosm on the part of young
Indy at Montpelier. During fire which
entirely destroyed boarding school for
young ladies' in that city, on the night OF
the 18th of June, Mile. de- Roquefeulle,
one of the teachers, not more than %
years of age, displayed the following in
stance ofintrepid humanity: Soon after
the first alarm, she, with great presence
of mind, made her escape with two OF the
younger children in her arms. Her next
care was TO muster all the pupils and call
over the names to ascertain that none were
left behind. All answered but one, lit
tle girl seven years old. Convinced that
she was still in the burning building, Mile.
de Roqueeuille resolved TO save her or
perish. Obtaining a nambeau, she en-.
tered the house and reached an outer DOR
mitory; here the smoke was SO dense that
her light was extingushcd by it. Never
thelcss, and although the floor had been
caught by the flames, she made her way
10 an inner room, where she found the OBJ.
jcct of her anxiety still fast asleep and
unframed. Catching up the child, she
made her way back into the open air, I'M
scorched, fully rewarded in her own heart,
and therefore happy although she had lost
in the fire every particle Of property she
possessed. Boston AtlaS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12

The Richmond Wing say. Mr.. Archer was
right in taking issue with Mr.. Calhoun to the
sentiment of Virginia respecting the disorgauizing
doctrine OF repeal That doctrine will be repudi-
ated by very large, and the most respectable Por
lion Of the late Van Buren party. The people Of Vir
ginia, in the mass moral, law-loving people
They consider the maintenance of the public faith
and the sancty Of private property essential to the
preservation Of the Republic. They believe, too
in the sovereignty Of the people, and their capacity
foc INSTRUMENTATION Of which this new and
uoastroGs doctrine Substantially denies These
now light politicians will find they have made one
very great mistake in resoftiog to this desperate
sxpedcni to sustain themselves.
MIR. G Hhoun appears to have made himself quite
oIicious Of late in regard TO the sentiments Of Fn-
gnia. lie seems particularly anxious to take the
Old Dominion under the cover &C his wing, IN con-
junction with his dearly beloved friend, the Editor
of the Enquirer, In former years, he wont To
exhort 10 spare means to break up, root and
branch the Richmond Janto--its destruction lie
would sny, was absolutely necessary TO the honor,
the wcIfare and the good morals of the State
Well, we have pretty eHectually used up this
cnncern-They worth more In the political,
than Brandon notes are 10 the commercial mart.
| And now with the fatality, which attends all his
msroeuvres, he il hand aud glove with them. As
! he went on to Washington some 10 months since,
a conclave was held in This city, and the barg ain
was struck. He pledged himself, for and in con-
sderaton of exrectancies never to be realized, to
60 the whole for the " weasel" and the cohesive
power of the public plumber" Since Tat time, he
has Wanted hilsself the exponent of Virginia
titnent and the organ Of the Richmond Junto. II
any thing had been left Of that Old Firm, under his
lead ad protection. it would speedily have gone
the way of all flesh. BY his repeal notions he
will get the whole of them into the bottomIess pit.
For that which NJ. Kirg Of Georgia said Of
him holds good--hc will ruin any party with which
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12

Nj. Linn, of Mo-, has always hecn in the habit
of putting himself forward as the Locofoco bully 10
the United States Senate.-A few days ng", after
pretty violen, discussion in relation the men and
measures of the las, Administration he rose. and
announced himself the especial champion of Gen.
Jackson, and gave notice that he would not per-
mit another attack to be made upon the old Chief
with IMMUNITY. " Perhaps the gentlemen has re-
ference to my remarks" exclaimed Mr.. Archer
starting TO his feet. g. | called Gen. Jackson an
ignorant old despot, and as | consider him so,
shall continue to pronounce him so whenever
please. in spite of any thing that the gentleman
from Missouri may threaten or do" All looked
for on explosion from Lima but they looked in
vain. From being ferocious, as if he had made
disclaimer of on-steaks, broiled upon red'hot la
Va, and seasoned with gunpowder, he all of a sud
den became as quiet and meek as if his whole diet
were lamb aud green peas - lou .jo8r.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12
DRrAprr1 FAILING Orr.-They say

DREADFUL FAILING OFF.-They say
that at Lochmere Point, thriving suburb
OF Boston, there is a store in which here
toiore eighteen thousand dollars worth OF
spifituous liquors have been sold annual.
ly, and that the sales in the same store
for the first half of this year amount to
only $500; and that there is no other
cause for this dreadful falling off bu, a
great temperance reform which has taken
place in the village.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12
Messrs. Basil Meeis, Wilfidm lWeets an

hessrs. Basil Meeks, IFiiidm Heets and
Jeremiah Meeks, and the unkno,ca heirs
Of Lc,cis Mceks;
aNAhE notice, that on Friday the ooh day Of
N August next, between the hours of seven in
ihe morning. and six in the evening at the Court
House OF Morgan county, shall proceed to take
he deposilions Of George Shank, Heary Spohr,
Elizabeth Barker, Matthia. Swain, Sen aud Abel.
iy Gastio, 10 be read in cause now pending ia
the County Cont Of Morgan. in ehspeefy, iscob
Reichsrd. pluiatiH, rs. raibo, Rockwell and Others,
At the heaiing. and unless the examination Of the
vi,nesse, be completed on that day. il will be con-
tnued from time 10 time Until il shall be complrt.
ed. JACOB RICHARD.
July l5-6t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12
NaRTlnsBURG ACADEMY.

TIME next session OF this institution will cou-
L. rnence on the I.tdas Of Serteas5er, under the
care Of Sir. ]. T. BoEsAL.
II is hoped that Mr.. Bonsai's reputation as an
Instructor % youth-both IN English and Classical
studi-s--si ensure fuEl attendance Of pupils
II is very important to the scholars themselves,
that they should attend the LIST day Of the term
TEFg.Ts.
Eaglish department, for Two sessions Of
Ave months, $50 90
Classical do, do. including English, 30 %
August 5, leil.--tf
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EKRY,E' .ECRE&.
TO THE PUBLIC!
YH7flE undersigned would respectfully inform the
u Pubic, that they have leased, for u tenn of
years, the large and commodious
EyTr7r YEP a TsYyYrTTaz

YHSflE undersigned would respectfully inform the
n Public, that they have leased, for u term OF
years. the large and commodious
BzTcK WAREHOUSE,
recently built by Capt. George Reynolds, on the ii
yer bank, I'D acent 10 the Warehouse OF Me- Short,
and having good and substantial CANAL BOATS,
are now prepared to carry on, under The name and
irn Of Salry and Shafer, the BOATING AND
PRODUCE BUSINESS, in all its varieties
Our experience in the business, aud fixed de-
termination to do it in such manner will prove
satisfactory, viii, we humhy expect, for US
liberal share Of public patronage.
1t is the design OF nae Of the undersigned, TO be
generally with the boats attend to sales OF I ro-
ducc, ST., (wheu not consigned TO agents,) where
by The usual charge for commission will be- saved
to the owner, and the best possible prices Obtained.
We intend keeping on hnnd, grounl and stone
E'E.FSTER, SET, FEsEE. T.7z, So,
and any other article wanted from the District, pro-
cured for customers FREQ Of ony charge, save the
cost and the usual freight.
The market PIice for FLOUR, WHEAT,
CORN, RYE &. OATS. will be paid in Casa.
IN delivery attic Warehouse; is tha option Of
the holder to deliver any Wheat purchased, either
at the Warehouse or at Reynolds Potomac Mills,
as we intend to purchase only for home manuac-
ture.
Farmers wishing to cxchaJ.e their Wheat for
Flour, can, at short notice. be accommodated by
the undersigned, with Flour manufactured at the
Potomac Mills
JACOB SrALEY,
ALEX. SHAFER.
Shepherdstown, August IL, l34l.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12
$40 REWARD.

I'm Sunday last. an indented apprentice TO the
" Thinning and Coppersnthiug Business, nam
ed NICHOLAS HrBBERD, ran away from me. lie
had on when he left, brown tight body cloth coat
black satin vest-pair OF uDdeached linen pants
and cloth car.
Hibberd, now in his 18th year, is about feet 2
OF inches, has a remarkably long stride 10 walk
ING, and has very large head with harsh eonn-
tenance. His hair is bushy, stiff and sandy. lie
is the son Of German parents, and speaks his mo
Their tongue with hueucy. His address is oonhden
and assuming-yet he is rude and unpublished.
III As the Boy is serviceable to mc-hayinG
been the Business about three years--l will give
the above reward for him. And If any attempt Il
rbor protect the runaway they may look GU
for the law
JOHN II. BLONDEL.
August 5, 1911.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12
BATTLE IN THE INDIAN COUNTRY.

BATTLE in Till iNpiAN Scoi't
IInser the head Of The ST. Louis Ar
gus. Of Esd uli., is contained the following
smnortsnt and interesting piece OF intel
"Iarge numbers Of Indians. negroes
and ,oonorels. from Florida, have been
.,l,ced uoon the borders Of Arkansas and
Missouri. BY a gentleman direct from
Fort Lqayenworth, VIC learn that some
900 negroes from Florida, and runaways
from he Chociaws and Cherokeers, and
from the whites, united with few In
dians, and perhaps a few white men, have
been gradually associated in the fasines-
Sos west of Arkansas. Not long since
they marched high up Red river, ana
camped for the purpose Of hunting Duna-
10. They built very tolerable lori WIN
logs. surrounded by ditch, to protect
themselves against all dangers. They
caught but few Buffalo, ana therefore 10
supply their wants, invaded the posses
sions OF the Choctaws and carried OH cat
tic. poultry, grain, &c. The Choctaws
followed, bur finding their numbers and
Qualifications an ovcrmatch, they retired,
md eent 10 Fort Gibson for the United
states Dragons. Captain Moore fCom-
papy p. was sent TO capture them with
three companies OF Dragons, but after
arriving upon the Red River, he found
their entertainments too strong, and their
number too great to venture an attack.
He accordingly sent to Fort Towson and
was reinforced with fine company of
infantry, and couple Of pieces Of can
non.
1.-The cannon were shortly brought to
bear upon the works and soon made the
spinters ny and the logs move so qHeerly,
that the refugees, at signal rushed out.
side of their Notifications and began TO
form upon the prairie in front OF their
works. Ere they fully succeeded in do
ING 50, Captain Moore and his gallant
dtogoons charged upon them at full gal
lop. The carnage that ensued is repre-
scented as terrfc--the Dragons routed
them in all directions, and after putting
large numbers TO the sword succeeded 10
capturing the 1chole body. The conduct
of the Dragons is represented as worthy
Of all commentator as regards both skill
and bravery. The bravery and numbers
Of the refugees awaited absolutely nothing
against the irresistible charge of the
mounted Dragons.
"This decisive blow will give security
10 that exposed portion oil our frontier,
ard convince the refugee negroes and In,
dians that our Dragons may not be tri
fed with. The loss of the Dragons was
unknown to our informant--hc said an
express brought the news to the Fort"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12
COUNTIES.

TEIHE subscriber, having his MILLING ESTA-
u BLISHMENr in good repair for the manuiac-
turing Of Wheat, takes this method of informing The
Farmers that he will grind Wheat separately. (ro-
tanning only tol) or for every 300 lbs of merchant
able Wheat, give a barrel of Flour, and stand the
inspection 10 any of the markets, and deliver the
flour at Shcpherdsiown for twelve and half cenis
per barrel; or pay the highest marke, price In cash
for WHEAT, delivered at his Mills. Also, RYE
& CORN wanted Farmers look TO your interest,
and call before you make sale.
THOMAS G. FLAGG.
JrI, y.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12
rHr nnlrtsrI MINISTRY.

The following = gwen Is the PFooa9is eor'i'osi-
non 81 me new hipis'ty
FIRST Lord Of the Treasury ana O7ancei'or u Tug
Excfeqper--Sir Robert Feel.
Secretary Tor the Hoh'e ~
Aberdeen.
Secretary FOR the orfsga D'feflhehl--D' Ne "
Willing on.
Sec. eisry for The Colonial Anal i'o'u gan
lev.
Lord Chancenor--L' iynahnrst'
FHst Lord Oh th' AuH'''ii' 'sihes =
ham;
President OF me council Lofd meiv'lr
President OF the board Of Controi-- Lord IL
lenborough
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12
Charles &. Starssucls, and
Harvey Va. Foreman,

FkyAKE NOTICE.: That,u Saturday, the
q 10 h day OF September next, ut the Office
of Seaman Garafd. in the town Of NJ rtnsburg, be-
tween the hours OF o'clock in the morning, aud
o'clock 10 the evening. will proceed to take The
d,positions of George S, Randall, Seaton +. Tabb
II ,rrison Waite, james L. Cunningham, Edmund
Pendlr,on, Robinson Dugsn, and VIM NJ kroe-
san. 10 be read at the hearing,in a pend'
Jog IN he Circgit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
cety for the county of Berkeley, in which ar
Plaintiff and you aud Others are Defendants; and
unless the examination Of the Witnesses shall be
completed on that dry. il will be continued from
time to limo, until it shall be completed.
THOMAS RUTHERFORD.
August & IR1I-7t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12
aottres.
CAMP MEETING.

A UHIos CAMP MEKTiEG. for Berkeley and JEFF
ferson Circuits will be held at tbs Gray Spring on
the land Of Mr.. Daniel Wright, about and a
half miles south Of Bunkers.liill commencing on
the l0th of September next.
I he Giends and Preachers from other Stations
and Circuits. earnestly requested TO attend.
Thursday, the I'd Of September, is the day fixed
upon for preparing the ground, When we hope Il
strong force will be in attendance.
August d. THE COMMITTEE.
As ample provision has been made for the feed
ing Of Horses, &C., this ia to give notice, that we
caution and forwarn all persons from settling upon
oar Lands, for the purpose of selling spiiluous il.
quo's or huxterlng in any way Whatever, during
the progress Of the Camp Mee'ing. the law will
be rigidly enforced against oil 70 FINDING.
Signed Alfred Ross. Elisha Boyd,
Jlmes Haysien, Joha E Boyd,
Joha Haysteu. ST.. Il. Clcndenntng,
J II. Rutherford ~. Beesoa.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12
$40 WARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, on the l0il
ma instant, negro man named BILLY RACK
En- 5 feet 10 inches high, belonging to Miss Jane
Slaughter, in Bucklestown He had on, when hs
left. Linen Pantaloons and Palmleaf Hat. He has
been seen about Bucklestown; and from the bes
information, he is in the neighborhood. He il
about as years of age. and is crooked legged, and
very small eyes. He spoke of going to Hedges
vile work. or TO Jefferson, 10 Mr.. Willis. will
give the above reward, if brought home TO me, OF
put in the MaItinsburg Jail. forewarn all per
sons from harboring him, am determined ID
put the law in force.
THOMAS G. FLAGG
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12

An UNHEALTHY CIrY.-Housion, Tex
rs, which was settled five yenrs ago. has
now four thousand inhabitapts, and within
the same period, there have been sir thou.
'p,d brialS IA average Of nearly four
every day in the year.--iSoWtherH Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12
DSSs0gssi0ss.

yENHE partnership heretofore existing under the
IL name and firm of E Barieson & Co was
on The Oath day Of May last, Dissolved by mutual
consent. The subscribers being DESTROYS OF closing
the Books OF the firm, would respectfully suggest
to thBse who know themselves indebted To the firm
the proprie,y of Gaming forward and closing theh
accounts by note, OF with the ready money. Ihose
failing to comply with this will find their accounts
placed Ia the hands Of an officer FOR collection.
F.. BAaTLES0N,
CHAS. DOWNS.
july Is i04i IF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12
PaEbE6c Safe.

NNTILL be sold, at public sale, on Friday, o7tt
w dry Of Aagusi, at Back Creek Bridge, on
the line of the b. & U. Rail Road, the following
property, via :
L9 ElAAD OIF EUDSlMSo
Broad and Narrow Wheeled Wagons, | one
horse Wagon, Carts and Harness, 2 sets Of
Blacksmith Tools, "a large lot of Crow
Bars and Dils, l6 sets of Wagon
Harness, / River Boat. Yoke
OF Cattle. 10 head OF Hogs;
Also, about ten thousand feet Of Plank, Ten Plate
and Cooking Stoves, Shantee Furniture and Bed
dng-together with great variety of articles too
tedious TO mention.
TERMS.--A credit Of six months will be given
on all sums of Five Dollars and upwards, the pur-
chaser giving note and approved security ali Sums
under five dollars, Cash.
o. No property TO be removed, without com
plying with the above conditions. Sale to com
mence at 10 o'clock Of said day.
MARTIN g. REED.
August 10. I84i.-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12

EI7ELLoW-CITIZENs: With sincerity would
r advise you, and all, both sick and well, to
have bottle Of Dr.. Swayues Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry in your houses. 1t is Invaluable in
cases Of emergency, such rs Splitting of Blood,
Asthma attacks of violent Coughing which is ofien
the cause Of SptIing Of BInod Violent Nervous AZ
fectioas. which occasionally from fright.
and yarions other causes, producing great alarm,
sudden colds itom improper exposure, which are
often let run on to alarming extent for want OF
means being ready at hand; and rs have used
Dr.. Swnyne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry re-
Peatediy in my family, and always with marked
success can recommend it with confidence, IA be-
ing Of the best family medicines which has ever
been offered to the public A CITIZEN.
Principal Office, No. 10 North Eighth Street, on
ly place in Philadelphia where the medicine can
be obtained.
This invaluable medicine is for sale by A. RO
BlNSON, Martinsburg, Va.
August 5, 1871.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12
DIR. HARYICEES
COMPOUND S7RENG 7'HENING AND
GERMAN APERIENT Pills.
DIR. ETART.ICM's

n 7 is evident that the former will il there is not
d more care or attention paid to ourselves What
are the primary causes Of the great variety Of dis
eases which We daily behold Afflicted person,
we're you not first attacked with bile on the stom-
aeh, attended with sickness, costveness, deIange-
of the storsach snd digestive organs, (proba-
bly, caused by INDUCING too freely in rich food, a
sedentary life irregular meals, exposure, late hours
ntemperance, &c) These mostly the cause
Of .iilction at the present day. When these symp-
toms occur if you desire health to prevail, procure
Immediately Dr.. II ulich's Compound Strengthen
ing and German Aperient Pills, as they are sure
medicine to remove these distressing attacks. The
properties OF this medicine arc first cleanse the
stomach and bowels, remove bile and bilious mat
ters purify the blood, which, when DISTRACTED, sub
ecls the body pain and disease. This is effect
ed by few doses of the German Aperient Pills.
Alter this is accomplished, the Strengthening Tonic
Pills used to give strength and vignr TO the sys
tenn restore the deblitated functions Of the animal
economy, &c. In course of this treatment, the
patient will be restored perfect health, when all
symptoms Of dyspepsia, liver complaint, sick head
ache pain in the side. limbs, and other bodily in
irmities, will be completely eTadcated.
Principal Office for the United Sta,ss, No. 10
North Eighth Street, Philadelphia, where recon-
mendaions OF Hundreds Of persons may be seen, all
of which have been cured or benefited BY the med
icine.
This invaluable medicine is for sale BY A. RO-
BINSON, Mirtnsbutg, Va.
August S, 1871.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12

Tax TX PREsrDEEr Asp ms C1BEt6Ess--The-
New York Planet says: Mr.. Van Buren, receives
and enerrairs bis friends with bis accustomed Or
banfy and what Is more be raised the first cab
5ages Of any farmer in Columbia county. Z" Do
Yoi hear thar, boys 7"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12
PUMP .Es.1KEH'G, SC.

THNHE subscriber will stay for short time in
A. Martinsburg for the. purpose of Making and
Repairing Pumps, &c. He may be found at Kroe
sens Hotel-or. If absent, note left at the Bar
will commasd his attention. (fIis permanent resi-
dence is at Charlestown, Jefferson county, Va
lie asks the patronage of the Berkeley public.
CHARLES BRAGG.
Joly % TT
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MILLINERY L. MAINTAINING.

Mltss3 JAIME 81 sggsGlIrIDENS
ENFuRMs the ladies Of Marsinssare and is VI
m cinifv, that she will receive from Baltimore and
Philadelphia, the latest style of Bonnets every sea-
son, and viii expect their patronage.
ANursf IF