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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02
COM NJ RCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

From The Baltimore american Of Augua 80.
CArTLE Upwards of 600 head of Beef Cattle
were offered for sale to-day the drove wards, and
about AS sold al prices ranging from 81 so for in
iefior to S6Per 100 lbs. for prima. But few how
ever, brought the highest named ralo--the princ-
pal sales averaging about IS
FLhuR.-H plders Of Howard street are uniform
" asking SO so to-day for good standard brands,
but the market is rath y heavy, and tbs only sales
reported TO us include three four hundred bar
rels sG44 We quote the wagon price at SOFIA
WHEAT The market tolerably well sup
piled With Md. Wheats to day, which sold at 1870
81 cents for good to prime reds. Several car
goes Of North Carolina reds sold at 1870 | SO
cents. There were no Wheats from Pennsy lvania
at market
CoRN.-Sales of white Corn to-day at 20 7 |
cts, an1 of yellow at "a cents.
OATS Sales of Md. Oats al Al a Is cents.
BAcoN.-The sales of Bacon, which are no,
large, confined to prime qualities of Western,
which quote follows, viz: Hams at 6 to 8
cents; Sides at 50 cents Shoulders a, to 5 cts.
and Joles at % cts. Baltimore cured Hams are
held at 8 to 10 cts.
NHtsKEY-ls very dull. Limited sales Of hhds
nj 234 cts, and ofbbs at "a to 24A cts. The wa
sou rrice Of ibis. is 90 cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02

EXTENSIVE BANK RoBBERY.---Wc
learn from the Richmond papers Of the
9th ult., iha. the Danyille Branch of the
Farmers Bank Of Virginia, was entered
on Saturday or Sunday nigh! last, by
means OF false keys, and robbed Of ninety
t,co thousand one hundred and darty-fre
dollars. Fortunately for the Bank, S72,-
1856 Of this large amount were mutilated
notes, issued by the Branch, stamped on
the face " CANCELLED" which il is hoped
may aid in the detection Of the burglars.
The remaining $50, 900 consist 10 part
IN issues Of the DanvIIe Office, say S4,.
Os2 of various denominations SI5,sls
were Of the Mother Bank and Branches,
Bank Of Virginia and Branch Notes, Elk.
change Bank and Branch Notes like
wise of various denominations, and note
of Ono Hundred Dollars Of the old issue
Of the Bank Of the United States.
A reward Of IS, 900 is offered for the
apprehension and conviction of the rob.
Der or robbers and the recovery Of the
money, or 10 proportion to the amount re-
covered. Ball. Amer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02

THE PUBLIC LANDS. We find in the
papers the following condensed view OF
the immense public domain of the United
States. What nation ever possessed such
u source of wealth
The estimated quantity OF public land
unsold and now subject to private entry
is llS, lS3, 44l acres.
The estimated quantity, surveyed and
unsurveyed, not offered at public sale, is
l02 ,4l7,s63 acres.
The quantity which has been sold from
the earliest period of the sales is s6,7O0,,
72i acres.
Tho amount paid therefor by the pur-
chasers has been 1921, 3,435.
The quantity granted to each State and
Territory, exclusive of the 10th section,
has been 3,s06, $50 acres.
The quantity reserved from sale, exclu-
sve OF the 10th section, has been 637 $50
acres.
The estimated quantity OF public land
to which the Indian title has not yet been
extInguished in the States and Territories
is 735, 9I5, 900.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02


On Sunday morning last, MIR JosEpH WTHRow,
aged about so years, respectable citizen of this
county.
In this place, on Monday afternoon last, JAMES
D. GpEGd, youngest Of John Gregg, dec'd.
aged IL years, month, and 30 days
At ST. Charles, Missouri, the 7th ullimo,
CHARLES W. LIrrLER, in the 47ih year Of his age,
late Of Frederick county, Va.
AT Raleigh N. G, on Tuesday, the 2ith ult q,
JosEPH GALES, Father OF one of the Editors Of this
paper, and Of the wife Of the other. lie had com
pleted his eightieth year on the 4ih of February
last and appeared TO have, lar lis health and
constitution concerned, the prospect of length
ened years before him; when he was few days
afterwards, struck with paralysis, under the ei-
feet of which he suffered immediate pryation Of
speech and has at leagrh been called by bis Maker
hence to a better and brighter world.
Mr.. GALES native of the village of Eek
ington, (DeIbyshir in GLAND, and commenced
business as Printer and Bookseller when first of
age, at She field where he established, In 1897, the
Shc6ieId Register, Prosecuted on account Of his
political principles, after publishing that popular
paper Tor seven years, he emgrAted in 1894, with
his family, to the United States, spending on his
way some months in Germany; arrived at Phila-
delPhia IN August, l795, beginning business as a
r'Hter there, and after time purchasing from the
elder OSWALD the establishment Of the Iadepead-
ent Ga=eueer, which he published for year, and
fr.sold ii to SAMusL II. SMITH, Esq, afterwards
the founder OF ne National Iatelligencer y emil
grated to North Carolina in September, 1899, and
there established the Raleigh Register, which he
published for forty years, and which is still pub-
shed by his youngest Son, native of North Car
olina, the Father having only year or two ago re.
tired from the concern.
During this long life of useful labor he maintain.
ed an enviabls reputation for the most blameless
purity in private life for devotedness public du-
tes, and for enlarged benevolenee.- Nat. Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02

The FARcE.--The Petersburg States.
man learns that the thirteen Of the Vir-
GINA delegation, who voted against the
Bank Bill, walled on the President and
thanked hin, for his reto. Messrs. John
w. Jones and Gilmer were the spokes-
men on the occasion. Dixon II. Lewis,
Esq, commonly styled the {" fat boy"
crowned this momentous event with his
presence and is said to have remarked
that he was 50 rejoiced at tho veto that
he expected to grow fdt."-Rich Comp.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02
srrAMsHIp PRESIDENT.

A Saint Thomas paper contains a letter,
said 10 have been found in bottle picked
M OF sea, which furports to give an ac-
count OF the loss Of the President, written
bv one of those on board. The National
Gazette. in which we find il republshed,
saws that the statement is wholly impro-
bable. 1t is as follows:
"On Iceberg, March nth, 1si1.-To
whomsoeyer these presents shall come,
these are addressed, not 10 the hope Of OBJ
tanning aid, but to apprise our friends OF our
awful and inevitable fate. we unhappy
passengers and company Of the Iresident
Steamer, had rough weather from Inc
hour Of our departure from New YORK.
aOn the night Of the 18th instant, 1t
blew a hurricane, with hail and snow,
md the lookout was unable 10 see ca.
ble's length from the Ship. Ataboui halt
past seven q. M, being tier under close
reefed topsails, the ship encountered an
island Office, 50 rapidly did she fill, that
we bad barely time TO escape to the ice
before she went down.
Many OF the passengers barely saved
their garments, among whom was the un.
fortunate Morris, who being in delicate
health, died on the second day with cold
and hunger. This is the only casa OF NOR
tally us yet, but the ice is breaking up
fast, we none Of US expect TO survive more
than two or three days longer, unless /;
should please the Lord, extraordinarily to
have mercy.
eve have no fault to find with any
bono. The ship was strong and well found,
the captain and crew skliul, prudent, and
courageous. | should have mentioned
before. that our boats, with the exception
of the long boat, were all washed away
the day preceding the disaster, and the
long boat was stove by the conclusion.
Given had this not been the case, no
boat could have lived in such sea. Our
hearts are dead within US. Captain Rob-
erts, and the Rev. Mr. Goodman are the
only ones that en1eavor to keep up the
courage of the rest. fear that the tone
in which we join this gentleman in prayer,
indicates more the courage of despair than
any other feeling. Nevertheless, Gods
will, not ours, be done.
Yesterday we were so fortunate as TO
pick up the carcass of small shark which
was dashed against our floating prison, by
the violence Of the waves. This, and
few bottles of wine, have been our only
sustenance. My hand freezes, and | can
write no more"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02
Aottces.
CAMP MEETING.

AUNIoS CAMP MEETING. for Berkeley and JEFF
lerson Circuits viii be held at the Gray Spring, on
the land of Mr. Daniel Wright about one and
half miles south of Bunkers, Hill, commencing on
the 10th OF September next.
The friends and Preachers from other Stations
and Circuits. are earnestly requested 10 attend
Thursday, the % Of Sep,ember, is the day fixed
upon for preparing the ground, when we hore a
strong force will be in attendance.
U7All persons DESTROYS Of having TENTS, viii
please bring their Tent Poles with them, as there
will none be permitted 10 be cut on the ground.
August IL. The COMMITTEE.
As ample provision has been made for the feed
ing OF Horses Sc, this /. 10 give rotice, that we
caution and forwarn all persons from settling upon
Lands for the purpose OF selling splrituoas IL
quors or huxtcring in any way whatever, during
the progress u the Camp Meeting as the law will
be rgidy enforced against all so offending
Signed Alfred Ross, Elisha BOYD,
James Heysiett, john Il, Boyd
John Haystett. Sr. A. Clen@snntag,
J. ". Rutherfoy3. NJ. BeefoH,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02
. REAL BLESSING TO MoTHERs!!,
CHILDREN TEErHING.

CHILDREN TEErHING.
VWTHEN we behold the Bills of Morslity''
Wv We fad from eighty to ninety children re-
corded weekly; Of this number, one halt die from
the effects Of reethng. Win mothers any lOnser
suffer their dear ofsprinss to be suddenly snatch
ed from them when certain remedy is near at
hand which is DIR. Paris Soorhing Syrup for Chill
drea Cutting Teeth. Hundreds Of mothers and
there that bless the day they first became
acquainted with The virtues OF this invaluable med
cine. The Syrup should always be kept in the
nursery, where there young children, whereby
sweet repose will be procured, and, to Tho enjoy
Of parents, their dearest oi4pripgs restored
them again.
REMEMBER, none is genuine, unless the sig
of Dr.. Paris is impressed in the bottles, and
The labels contain An entry according 10 an act
Of Congress- Beware-lhere is spurious imita
zion in the market. put up in plain bottles, and the
name of Paris spelled different.
OBSERVE--The Princips Office for the sale Of
this medicine is at No. 10 North Eighth Street,
Philadelphia.
This Invaluable incidence is for sale by A. RO
BlNSON, Mattinsburg, Va.
August 90, 1871.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02
R.SOO SHEEP
FOR SALE.

u WILL offer for sale, On the farm of the Messrs,
Il Ransom, adjoining Charestown. on Monday
he 30A Of August, 500 SHEEP, one haIfol
Them asge, and in fine order. Also, at the same
time and place. number of
EODSNS s EIUMASo
And, on Wednesday. hs Isl Of September,
will "ii~r several hundrod SHEEP. and a number
of HORSES and MULES, at the farm of William
Gorfell near the Opcquon bulge, about two miles
from Martinsbug.
And, on Friday and Saturday. The 81 md Al
81 SfPLcmbe', like number Of SHEEP. NOR
SEES, and " OLE.S, at the farm Of Valentine Dust,
between HarPers-FcrIy and Sherherd.town.
JOSEPH L. DUST.
Arrust In--9t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02

The Locoioco papers are directing all
their artillery to the dissolution Of the
Cabinet. The Veto does not satisfy
them. They want the President entirely
at their mercy. To effect this, they must
remove from about him his distinguished
Wing councillors. This done, they think
they will have him in their power.
This is certainly good plot. Richie,
TO work il out, makes war upon the
" Webster Cabal," whom he charges with
the design of circumventing the Presi.
deut. The Globe takes broader ground,
and asserts that the members ofthe Cabi-
net are all Clay men, and that Mr.. Ty-
Ter is not. This is news to US every way.
We did not know that the Cabinet were
|Clay men, further than they were good
Wings, and MI. Clay was good Wing ;
land we were not aware that Mr.. Tyler
was opposed to Mr.. Clay. AS late as the
Harrisburg Convention, he was one of
the most impracticable Clay men alive,
aud unless he has undergone a great
change, he is SO still. The Globe is
scarcely good authority for such charge
upon the President.-Rich. Wig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02

Ga Wednesday. 25;h ult., by the Rev. c c. Tai
iafe,ro, Mr.. NArHAEIEL PESpLEroS CAMPBrLL
to Miss ELLEN PENDLEros, daughter Of Vim. Pen
dleton, Esq, all of this county
On Tuesday, 9th ult., at Belgtove, the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Isaac Hite, in Frederick county by
the Rev. T. w. Simpson, JoHN J BRowS, Esq.
of Illinois, TO Miss MARY A. Polk, eldest daugh-
ter of the late Robert Polk, Esq, of Washington
Civ.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02

The Charleston Courier, one Of the
abest papers in the Union, makes good
use Of the mass Of evidence on record to
show Mr. Calhouns inconsistency on the
subject Of National Bank. The Couri-
err is so sklfu in arraying the facts in the
matter that we have no doubt the honor
able Senator must be little annoyed by
it. He is now not only opposed to a
Bank on Constitutional grounds, but is per.
haps the most rabid advocate Of the Re
real doctrine in the Senate-not except.
ing the Senator from Missouri. He took
n memorable part in favor Of the Bank OF
1916. The following from the Courier
shows where he was in 1881:
"ln 1884, he had not forgotten his
first vote, nor deserted his principles,
those which gave such lustre to his enrly
fame. Mr.. Webster proposed 10 prolong
the Bank charter for six years, he (Mr.
C. y proposed as a substitute "a new
Bank Of the L. s., engrafted upon the
old, to continue for twelve years instead
of six !" and uttered the following memo.
rable declaration, which he would now,
if he could, unwisely obliierate from the
records Of the country:
GA fter full survey Of the subject,
see none, | can conjecture no means oil
extricating the country from It's present
danger, and to arrest its further increase
but Bank-the agency of which, under
some form, is indispensable"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02
EsH5ISc SAFE.

rENHE ndersisned--being about to remove to
II the Western counry--wi sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, on Thursday. the
Oh day If September, at his residence near the
Big Spring, all his
PER 0 NAE. p z p ERTy.
consisting in part OF HORSES, CATTLE, and
about 40 head Of HOGS; Farming Implements, OF
various kinds; sso, quantity Of HOUSEHOLD
s. KITCHEN FURNITURE.
A lot Of CORN will be sold for Cash.
Terms.--A credit Of six months will be given on
all sums Of IS and upwards, the purchaser giving
bond and approved security; on all sums under So,
the cash will be required.
HIRAM B. MOON
August &c, i9il,-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02

The Commissioners for investigating
the Custom House affairs, have finished
their sitting in New York and gone TO
Washington. They have been in session
more than three months, having commence
ed Nav 10Th. Rich. Compiter.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02
100 AOLlIsS

--N%S s%-- w. -S~-~-aL-D
about % Of which are cleared and good coHdi-
tiou- he remainder heavily tmbered, the growth
consisting of Oak and Poplar of the best quality :
both of which very valuable for building.
This land is situated in the most fertile part Of
the countythe soil is Of the best order, and yields
none in natural fertility and susceptibility of i'm
provcmenf. The land is peculiarly adapted to the
growth of Wheat and Small Grain of every des
cripton, lIs position being within short distance
of the rall road which will soon be completed to
this point, and almost Immediately the main
Winchester road adds greatly to its value by bring
ing it to market: end, TO sur, up its pre-
rertes in word is equal, if not superior, ia eve
ry respect, to any land in the county.
This Farm, from its position, qualities AM the ia
ciiities which the abundance of timber Affords for
building would be particularly desirable as resi-
dence for professional gentleman.
Persons DESTROYS Of viewing the land can - so,
byhppying to Mr.. Martin Rouseh, who resides
within short distance oft, and will show ii at ali
times and the Terms, which will be as secommo
dating as possible can be ascertained by address
ing me- postpaid, at New Glasgow. Amherst coun-
ty, Va, and stating what the applicant will be
willing to give pes acre.
ROBERT A. COGHlLL.
August o6 1911 -8w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02

UNITED STATES LoAN.-We have the
pleasure of informing our readers, that
the Secretary Of the Treasury has oh
tanned the loan Of the one million Of dol
lars, lately advertised for, in our paper, at
five and one-half per cent. per annum.-
Nat. Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02

D Y virtue of deed Of Trust from VIM. Rum
-aD bough for the benefit of James Campbell's
Executors, the undersigned Trustees. will SELL be-
fore the Cour-House door, in Mnr,insburg. on
Monday the 4th day Of October next at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder the following tract. Of
Land, situate in the County Of Berkeley, near Ga
no-town west of Back Creek 10 wit:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02

TRIAL OF McLEoD.-The term Of the
Court at which McLeod's trial is to take
place, begins on the 9th of September
next, at Utica.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02

VIRGINIA fla the Circuit SsverinS Csurt Of
Law end Chancrry for Berkeley Conn, Ja4y
Rules, l34i.
John X. q ,~e, John Rove. William Reae and
Joseph Rove, parsncrs uhder sle &C Jaha
X Rove and Sons, ggsfs
against
George Fleming. David Sect, Hugh MeGmehy
Acasy Il. Hssebarss and lehn Haicy. DIS.
IN CtANCE6Y.
FEHHE defendant, George ~, ming, re, having
a entered bis sppeefaEee and given security,
eos'ipg 70 the act Of Assembly and the rules Of The
Court, and il spqeariag BY sari>fsetery evidence
tea; he i sat Of this Common w~wlsh "a ~ orders
ed tbat tie SAID defendant enses his @nrsstance
70 this SUI; the FIRST day Of she team.
he bill d the plaintiff prd give sseasiy u, PER
forming the aecrees and THAI copy ef this oides
be tof'hwHh rfbiishfd IL niy neWsr-res vithin
This couaiy, sud continued ~, iuo month"; s1esrs-
siSely and snosier cory hsf~ef posted at The front
4oor OF tie Coes.House Of ,isv said county.
Copy .--lcsGe,
JOHN sTRoTHER, c.
july l5-sm.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02

IN CuANCERY.

FENtiE defendants, Rohcst Proctor and Mary,
" hIs wife, aud Henry II luie and Rachael. his
VIE not having entered their appearance and
given security, according Tie &c, Of Assembly
aud the rules Of this Couit. sad 1t appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are out Of hts {, m
'nonweal,hi IL l. ordered, that the sad defendants
do enter their appearance 70 tas suit on the Iirst
day Of the neSt term, and answer Tie hlil of tha
plaintiffs and that copy Of Tits o,det ha fo theith
Published N eny newspaper within this coussy.
and continued fortwo mentts sacces svely and ano.
Their cory thereGf posted at The front door of Tho
Court-H House Of toe said coua,y.
A Copy Toste,
JOHN sTRoTBER, c.
IoIe fe4f-9m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

My Personal Properly, which will be offered for
sale, consists of
Horses, and Colt; 10 head OF Cattle;
About 80 40 bead Of Hogs
~ OF 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 10 classify.
Also, set of Baeksmth's fools.
Also, two YOUNG NEGROES--one male and
the other female. The Boy is about years old
Ibe girl Z.
Terms Of Sale Of Real Estate.--0ne half 10
hand, the balance in two annual payments, with in
terest 90 the deferred payments. The character
Of the security for the future payments, will be set
lied the day of Sale.
Terms IF Personal Property. -Four month.
credit on all sums Of $40 and upwards, the pur-
chaser giving good security: under that sum- cash
The negroes will be sold for cash.
FREDERICK CLAYCOMB.
August 10, l34l.--4I
90 At the same time aad place, will be sold a
ONE ACRE LOT, with HOUSE upon it.
This property adjons the home place. and is now
occupied by my Terms published on day Of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02

Mrs. Mary Porter, aged l04 years. died
ut No. 244 High-street, Philadelphia, on
Saturday night, the 2lst ult. She was
born a, Mount Holley, N. j., in October,
1897, and resided there during her long
life until about ten years since. She was
intelligent, and retained distinct recol.
lection Of many events of the revolution
and previous thereto. Boston Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02
Personal Property,

consisting of Mich COWS. and young HEIF-
Err; 10 HOGS. Also, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, such as Bedsteads and Bedding, Bu-
rsau, Tables, Chairs, and Stove and Pipe; al
so, a set Of Shoemaker Tools.
Terms Of Saie.-Six months credit will be given
on all sums Of s. and upwards, the purchaser Civ
ing bond and security under that sum, cash
HENRY UNDERGONE.
Aupust on 1871
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02
Enfor,aaftoss Waited.

SoME four years ago, parted with brother,
~ in the city Of New York, named DANIEL Dr.
GAN. On voyage from New York to Savannah,
he was taken sick, ard was put shore at place
called Yorkville. He afterwards worked in Mo-
bile, Alabama. have moi heard of him since. He
is a native of Ireland, and is about feet inches
hgh-fair haired, and is now in his oath year,
Any information in regard him, will be gratefully
received by distressed brother.
JOHN DuGAN.
August %, 1871.
Gg- Editors South and West are requested TO
copy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02
GEIEMS LH0D SALE

SELLS NO3 SAlhlEo
FESHE STILLS, heretofore advertised for sale,
n by the undersigned, to satisfy executions
against Siarbuck & Foreman, will be again offered
for sale, before the Court 'use door, in Martins
burg, on Monday, The 1871 dag Of SEPTEMBER, (be-
ing Court-aay) The Stills BE- seen at any
time previous To or on the day Of sale by applying
The subscriber. These Stills hold four hogsheads
and have all their apparatus complete.
Terms Of Sale-eash.
DANIEL C. BURNS,
deputy for Levi Heaskar, s. B. C..
August 26 l84l.-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02
Valuable land
FOR SALE,

THNHE undersigned will receive proposal FOR the
a purchase of a TRACT OF LAND, sltuat-
ed about mile and half from MartInshurg,
short distance from the Stage road leading from
that place 10 Winchester and adjoining the lands
Of Mrs. Locke, Josiah Flagg, George Weller the
hairs Of William Snodgrass, and others. The above
tract Of lind confirms upwards of