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SOW THY SEED.

GccLIsiAsTEs, xf. 6. "In the morning Sc
seed, and in the evening withhold not t
ID, for thou knowest not whether shall pre-
either this or that. or whether they both sh
alike good"
In the morning SOW thy seed,
Nor at eve withhold thy hand.
Who can tell which may succeed,
Or if both alike shall stand,
And glorious harvcs, bear
To reward the sowers care.
In the morning sow thy ssed;--
In the morning OF thy youth;
Prompt TO every generous deed.
Scatter wide the seeds Of truth:
He whose sun may set at noon
Never can begin too son!
Nor withhold thy willing hand
In the even,dc ofage,
Fen to iiie's last lingering sand,
In thy closing pilgrimage,
Seed may YET be sown by thee,
Sown for Immortality!
"By all waters" be it known
Every where enrich the ground,
Till the soil, with thori,s o'ergrOwn,
Shall with fruits and flowers abound:
Pregnant with asweet perfume
Decked in Eden's loveliest bloom
Sow il in the youthful mind;
Can you have a fairer field !
BE il but faith consigned,
Harvest doubtless, ii shall yield,
Fruits of early picty,
All that God delights 10 see.
Bow it on the waters wide,
Where the seaman ploushs the deep;
Then, with every flowing tide,
You the iess.d fruit shall resp,
And the thoughtless sailor prove
Trophy TO the cause you love.
Sow il mid the crowded street
Lanes and alleys, dark and foul,
Where the tecmlne nlassts meet
Each with al immortal soul,
Sunk in deepest moral gloom,
Reckless Of the coming doom.
Sow it mid the haunt Of vice
Scenes Of lnfnmy and crime;
Suddenly, may Paradise
Burst, az in the northern cline
Spring, with all its vcrdant race,
Starts from Winter cold embrace
Sow il with unsparina hand,
IT is the. knEdon's precious secd
7 is the Masters great command,
And His grace snall crown the deed;
He hath sad, the precious grain
Never shall be sOwn in van
Long, indeed, beneath the clod,
1t may lie, forrol, unseeri---
Noxious weeds may clo,he the sod,
Changing seasons intervene,
Summers heat and Winters Frost
Yet tina, seed shall nc'cr be lost,
But a,length, i, shall appear,
Rising up DER all the plain
First the blade and then the e.r,"
Then the ripe, the golden grain;
joyous rcapers gladly come;
Angels shout the harvest home.
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DOCT. MARsMALL,s Aromanc. Cal.lrb And

- Headache SNUFF. This Snuii> superior 10 any
ea>e, the Calarh, and also cold in the cad and The
headache. u opens and purge> on, all distinctions
strengthens he gland and give healthy action 10 The
parts ecled Is p rfecty tree from any thing dele.
rs immediate ec', afer eng used, is Agreeable
Price - cents per bottle.
Doc'. Mar halls Necei abe Indian Black PLASTER.
hi Pl.'ter i unrivalcd for curing scrofou. swell.
lingS, Srurvy Sores, Lame Back, and Fresh Wound,
pains in he sides, Hips and Limbs; and seldom fails 10
give ree in local Rhs ima,i.ns. If applied 10 The
side, will cure many Of The common Liver Complaints:
and Is ca al, II no, superior, 10 any thing in se fcf
The feet The virtues Of ihi> Plaster have cen
wiine.. cd ly thousands Of individuals IN the United
Sia'e>, who ha le-iel It's eicay. Sold iy,he PRO.
nrelor; Cha: Bowen, MNldebury, VT, aud THro.
PECK Il Co., Burlington, Vi. lei
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-19

LIME BROAD CLOTHS and CASSIMERES. -
who are in want OF any very fine Cloths or CASH
meres they have good assortment of almost every
shade and color which wi be Sd very cheap for cash,
Jan. a. l9il. by ~ LOVELY and Co.
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SCROFULOus HUMORs-r,. =,

SCROFULOUS HUMORs.-Tbe attention az
mat portion Of the community who are sfHcied
Smho osoeous erapiions such as Sal, Rheum ST.
any VI ner kindred diseases, directed TO an internal
applcation which was discovered about IL mon,ns
since by M. Charles Jones, Of Clsremont, n. II, II
.nc result VI ,ong course Of experiments upon his
gravatlng from about IA years. From ia wonderful
ELECTS upon himself and several other meml ers Of hs
family, many in that section Of the country have been
induced TO make trial Of il and no ca % a. 90, has !,
failed Of success where the directions have een adhe.
req 10 with fidelity, and sufficient time elapsed 10
| know the result.
The medicine can he obtained Of Rober, Moodv
Druggist, Burlington. and with Martin Wires ESQ,
Cambridge VI.
N ATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE. Thi.
| ~ valuable Vegetable Medicine .,aoJs ,n,;,.iiaI
Tor the following compan ts viz Dv,nensia n, ind,
ges'on dfea cd Liver, billions d, or ler Dronv A,ih.
ma, Co-1vene>s, Worms and loss Of Appe,i,e and hv
cleansing me stomach and towels cure, pains in ,hs
side, stomach and reast, colds and conehs ~ Las
standing, Hoar,eness, shorness Of ireaib. Ne,vnus
complaints, etc. which ire1nen,lv The or, -, A.
ease. For Fever and Ague it j. mo,i vaI,a, 10 ~
vcn'a'ive a well a. a sovereign remedy Lx ,,;,,,s.
>urpa>s any thing heretofore known in renov;nr q.
vi,is' Dante,-,wo louie, have cen known ,o 60
This a|icng iii ease, afer having a filed every e,s,
lion for four years. 1t has most powerful influence
in removing nervous coInpa MS. II pleasan, 10 take
and oea.y IN IT'S operation, hat may e admins stored
TO the infant wih sfe'y. The al Owe Medicine is very
highly recommended Y many scientific gentlemen
and a large nrm er Of lalie, who have proved IN,
virtue Of the Medicine personal Use and that of,bei,
iame> lill ofcertifcaie, accompanies each bottle
with directions. II may e had whole ale or retail Of
$. Britain, Barre, and J. e. Farnam, Fast Willjams.
town. VI. sole proprleur>, Prepared from the origin
al recipe for sale ly f.. H. Prenris>, Montpelier, And
J. & J. II. PECK & Co, and rHEo. A. PECK Co., Bur.
IlngIcn, and IN the principal towns IN the state; all
directions signed IN the hand writing ofhe proprietor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-19
GROCERIES.

IN GROCERIES.
L " Hhds ST. Croix and y. o. Sugars,
20 Sbls do do
10 Boxes refined and Loaf do
5 Bbls Crushed do
do Powdered do
80 Chests ii. s., Y. ii. and O, II Teas
20 Bags Java Il I.asuna Coffee, Pepper 4 Spec.
Casks Salelalu, 10 Boxes Starch,
20 KEYS d. boxes Tobacco 10 kegs Ginger,
80 boxes Bar Soap, 80 matts Cassla
80 boxes Pipes, J cask Cloves,
10 bbs Lorllards Snuil ! do Nutmcgs,
and Tobacco dc dc. &c by
Nov TO- STRGNGS a. co
TO TEACHERS OF ACADEMIES AND 81 HOOlS
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GAVE COST.-All persons having unsettled ac-
- counts with I.athrop Potwn & Wait or with the
Subscribers are hereby notified that all accounts NOT
settedln way, before the 18th December will b.
left with an attorney for collection,
Nov % MAYO & WAIT, Trustees.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-19

NAGNFCTIC ODONTICA.--1iIE TtITH
wi THE TEETH !-THE lNcoaPABAnID ToorH
PRErARvrloN. The fac, Is proved, and he mos,
crtduous ad doubling fully convinced, we have
he evidence from the sale Of 20 900 VI the O'on
ics within the past year, that ID. utopon dreams CT
The achymi>i arc realized and remedy discovered
for pre- CRYING tio,e Important and NET appendseea
NJ The human system, yhe te Of the Magnetic Odon-
tea, which ~ ii. attractive, and strengthening quail
lie, removes all ex'raneo> substance, from the ;ee;k
and preserves them hcirnatnra triliancy and The
gums >ounness and Deau,y. 1t is med from
experience, that when used, the teeth will never 10
cay, bnt rema I'LL the a'e>, age OF man, with ther
natural wear. When they are tecayed its proerr.s
will arrested and the teeth pre- erved nd prevented
and preserved from ac!ng-all this has cen done ia
a multitude OF Instance: and more-in Thousands =!
cases, nervous t"othache, Chat climax Of psn) has
once zen ciuai, cure ~ popular den'rrice 10
America. And IN conclusion, where, or WHO !, the
young lady or gentleman, aye, the individual ,ha,
values ean,iit ci ofteclh, sound gums and sweet
breath more than If y cents, hat will lie longer de>;
ite ola box Of Dr. NJ Hitc'cCcA's Magnetic Oion,ice.
For "a whole. ale and reiai, ly A. HITCHCOCK d
Co., No. III Gene.ee>r Utica, n. Y, and " their
agent, throughout the United Sia'cs. In Burlington,
by J. & J. II. Peck 4 Co, and Theo. A. Peck & Co.
In Vergennes by J II. Bowman In Milton, by Bur.
nett & Sawyer. In Georgia, by Lorenzo James aug7
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T OOk AT THIS.-.HANE YCC A CUUGH.-
II 10000 DIE OF CONSUMPTION every war ln

7 OOK At THIS.-.HANE YCC COUCH =
IL 10000 DIE OF CONSUMPTION every year 10
the United Safe, and millions ~ Ter feos troublesome
coughs and colds, ha, can a curud hy Dr.. NJ Hitch
cocks Vegetable Vrg n Cream Cough Drops, q safe
medical prescription, contang no poisonous drugs, and
~, ed in i've Practice for several years viii
most positively orl relief, and You from that
awful diseaee pulmonary Consumption, VII Oh usually
sweeps into he grave lnnred> ef the Young the Old
he fair, the lovely and the gay. Have kon cough
BE persuaded TO purchaea oe Of the Cough lrops
to-day! Tomorrow may e too late. Have you a
Crops is the only remedy you hould take cure you.
For this pag OIL har in no one the hamand
case, where ha, | cen u.ci ha> II Med 10 rel eve
Price IS ont, per oc. For ale, whole ale and Re-
al, w i. HITCHCOCK & co. No III Gene -
>i., Crict n. Y And ~ their agents lhro Chow the
United ae> In Burlington, by J. & J H. Peck &
Co, tt co. A. Peck & Co. In Ycreennes, BY j. H.
Bowman. In Milton, by Burnet & Sawyer. In Gsor-
ga, by Lorenzo James. au.2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-19
NOTICE.

JNHE members OF the Volunteer Engine Co No. !,
L art hereby notified tina, their annual meeting for
the purpose OF choosing officers for the year ensuing
will be holden at the Pearl ST. House, on Tuesday
venlng next at o'clock. 4 punctual attendance is
eqllestcd BY order of the Captain,
Dec. Is. H. HYDE, Secretary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-19

NurEKflNE blue lad cap and lens, Paper, fo'
- sale a, manufacturers rrsSe-s BY a,,
Jsu q c, GoppfiCh
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-21
SEASONABLE GOODS.

SUPER and common Cloths of all colors; super
~ and common Cassimeres and Cassinetts; Bes-
yer and Pilot Cloths; Jerseys, and Padding; Whit
ney, Mackanaw Daiile and Point Blankets; super
Merino Vestings; Black Sik-VeIvet and Satin
Faced Vestngs: Green Floor Cloth; super and
common Flsnnels; Fuled and Plaid Linseys; En-
gsh and French Mernoes Black Bombaznes
Victoria Plaid "a new and pretty goods for chill
dren; Plain and Figured Mousselaine de LANES
Mattioni Lustring; A Blue. Black Gro de Paris
Black Mode; Blk Lace Wells and Handkerchefs
Black Bobbinett, and Black Mecklin Wells; Figu.
red and Plain Sks-very pretty; Plain and Figu-
red White Satin; Embossed Satin, for lininge; 1hi'
bet Shawls-rich borders Brosha and Blanket
Shawls; Thbet, Silk and Fancy handkerchief
now style; Thibet Scarfs; Grape Liese-all colors;
Figured, Barred. and Plain Swiss Muslins Jack
onet and Swiss + igings and Insertngs; Hemstch-
sd Linen. Cambrick Handkerchiefs Stocks Black
Silk Crsvats; Bandsnna and Spittafeld Handker-
chiefs, &c. &c.
The above Goods have just been opened, and will
be sold cheap. J. w. BOYD.
October Is, 1910
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-21
VOLUME IL.
FALL GOODS.

1T gives us pleasure to say 10 our customers and
IL the public generally, that we can sell them
Goods very cheap this Fall-cheaper, perhaps,
than they have seen them for long time but, all
we say snot like your calling. You are, there
FORE cordially invited to cali and examine for
yourselves
To the Gentlemen, say that our stock of
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, AND CAS-
SHEETS, is large and cheap; MERINO YES.
TINGS; some very handsome OTTER CAPS, &C.
And to the Ladies, we will say that we have
Super Blue Black Rept SILK;
&C Gro de Rhine do;
Mattioni do;
Handsome assortment Of Plain, Satin Striped,
and Figured MOUSELlNS;
French and English Chintzes
Calicoes; Merinoes;
Thibet and Merino SHAwIS;
Thread Lace and Edgings;
Jaconeit Inserting and Edgings;
Super Silk and Merino Hosiery
Gloves, &C.;
And almost every article that is desirable, and we
say cheap. Come and see that you may saw so too
HAMME & STEPHENS.
October is, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-21
NUMBER AZ.

pare before il that set Of circumstances I'm.
der which il can exist with safety, and to
fight against its worse, by an apt employ.
ment offs better peculiari,ies, the proba-
bic effect Of Democracy upon human WELL
being, and upon whatever is best and no.
blest in human character, appear to M. do
Tocqueville extremely formidable. But
with as much Of wise effort devoted 10 the
purpose as il is no. irrational to hope for,
most Of what is mschievous ia its tenden.
cics may, in his opinion, be corrected.
and its natural capacities Of good so far
strengthened and made use Of, as to leave
no cause for regret in the old state Of so
ciety, and enable the new one to be con.
tcmpated with calm contentment, If with.
ont rNuitatipn
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-21

DEFERRED ARTICLES.

'IlIf FARM or THE STArRs,"--In paragraph
thi, suhjec, tho Cincinnati Republican utters the
following rommenaabc sentiments:
We feel an homes, pride At the noble stand which
our couutfsuep have taken on this subject. Tho
purpose i fixed all over the land aeper 10 violate
Me fsiA ef ths Ssa,s A few bold and unprinci-
Piled men, reckless Of obligation, and regardless Of
duty. have dared to defend opposite action. But
such conduct has been rsrellrd by the nation. In
an hour Of dsalress and darkness. when no aid was
looked for, and hardly hope Of relief was folt tho
States, one man, have declared that their faith
should remain unbroken. Let all doubts on this
subject b. now dispelled This people are faithful.
aud tie States viii always prove their fidelity by
meeting full, and promptly Whatever engagements
they may make. Not one Of them will forfeit its
word, or dshonor It's name.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-21

From TExAs.-We learn by letter from Red
River county, under daie Of November 9th, that
company OF Chihuahua traders had arrived there,
having $50 900 IN specie. They designed setting
up large rrading establishment in that country,
WHICH shall be connected with houses in the Unit
ed States aud the northern part OF Mexico.
They bring information that William Marksman
and John Wallace are on their way from Santa Fe
to this city, and that they the bearers Of des-
patches to this Government. They propose 10 be-
come imme lately under the laws Of this Republic.
and ash the Government OF Texas TO forward them
translated copic. Of our laws.
The people OF Santa Re have refused to pay the
tythc fee 10 the priests.
Two additional rich god mines have been disco
vered on the route. between this city and Santa Fe
about ons bundled miles from the latter city
AHstiA Sentinel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-21

The Philadelphia Sentinel states that there ara
now 800 sail vessels employed 10 navigating Like
Erie, giving employment TO 5000 persons. Pfevi-
Gus to the war OF 1919, aud the building Of the fleet
by Com. Perry ut Presque Isle, (E'e) but few vcs-
sells navgated the water Of Lake Erie. Some ten
or dngen lily manned and mis- shapen hulks were
owned in Buffalo and al Detroit, which were. at
that early date, fully adequate the Of com.
There are Two ships Of $50 tons each.
The class OF vessels now employed are mosriy her.
mapfrodtc bfigs, aod schionefs, varying from so
tn $50 ton. each, whose aggregate tonnage is not
far from thirty thousand, not including transient
vessels registered Ut ports upon Lake Ontario OF
TIL. number some so vessels ARE employed in tho
fish aud lumber trade upon the upper Lakes.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-21

CosT OF BIBLE.-In the year 1912 a
laboring man in England was paid Only
three and a half pence, or little more
than three cents Gay, for his work, and
and in l272 Bible, with marginal notes
sold for thirty pounds, or about one hun.
bred and thirty three dollars. h then re-
quired the entire wages of thirteen years
labor TO purchase Bible. What change
hath been wrought by means Of the ART
of printing and Bible societies. --Pkilad.
Standard.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-21

BoSrs os Black HAWK, We gather the fol-
loving iucls from the Darlington e. r. Hawk
Eye.
These bones which we're stolen from the grave
about yrar since have be. n received, and are now
in the Governors office. The wampum, hat, Sc,
which buried with the old Chief, have been
returned with The bones. II appears that they
were taken 10 ST. Louis. and there cleaned, they
then taken to Quincy TO dentist TO be put up
and wired previous to icing rent enst The dent
III cautioned mol TO deliver them TO any one
until irqnisiton should be made by Gov. Lucas.
Gov. l., made the necessary requsilion and they
we're sem up few days since, by the Mayor OF
Quincy, and in the possession Of the Co
sernos. lie has .wsri to Nusheasluk, Black
Hawks son. or 10 the family, and some Of them
will probably call for them in few days. Mr.. Ed
gartcd. the phfenccsisi has taken an exact draw
iug ol the skull.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-21

Tue PHysicAs.-The life Of physician is a
life Of contradiction. lie is slsndered. abused and
derided, yet he is sought with avidiiy and freely
received into The bosom Of families His opinioa
can blanch the cheek sufusc the eye with tears Of
JOY; and his lips closely watched. il from
them proceeded The is,ues Of life and death. He
lives by the woes Of others; and while he would
starye f constant health we're the attribnte Of our
ace,'he is endeavoring to Danish sickness from a.
mong men. while success in his svocaton would
ruin him for ever. He is always engaged in war
against his own bread and butter.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-21
Jewelry, &c.

~ OLD Breast Pima do. Finger Rings;
" Watch Guards-Gum Elastic; w atch Keys
Spectaces--Siver Frame;
Steel do;
German Silver;
4" Common
Silver Thimbles;
Hooks and Eyes-Black and White;
Pas and Needles; Steel Pens;
Snuff Boxes;
With large list of other articles in the Variety
line, such as Perfumery, Pen-Knves, Razors, Toys,
&c, &c.
Having now full stock on hand viii sell low.
October Is, 1870 w. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-21

PrBLiG LANDS -fhe New York Standard re-
marks that the public lands coded from Great Brit
ain 10 the old thirteen States, and purchased from
France and Spain since. have left this nation pos
-essed Of. perhaps even now, a thousand million Of
acres Of land which will be worth, il sold progress
sivey, required by the settlers, at least fco ou-
sund millions Of dollars. The disposition Of this
immense domain, or the appropriation Of the pro-
ceed.. il question Of great Importance to the peo-
pie of this coun,ry, ard requires their serious con-
sldcration
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-21

A Deaf and Dumb nisn Of Louisville, VIE has
been educated al ono u tie northern asylums hRv.
ing satisfied himself aEseI sons reading on the sub.
lect tha, his nhrmity might be remedied. seceatly
punciured the drum Of Ais ear With an nstrsnent
Of his own and restored The lost sense. The sncss
remarkable feature is thai. from not being able to
acquired the OF The language IN few hours and
in four days was capable Of taking part in suas
tsined oonversation.--N. Y SYN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-21

NEWSPAPERS iS1nE usirED SrArEs.-Accord-
ing a recen, calculation. there one thou
sand five hundred and Fifty five newspapers and
other periodicals published ID this country, two
hundred and sixly-seven in New England, Massa-
chuseits oue hundred and twenty.four,) two hum
drcd add sesenty.fcuf in the State Of New York,
Two hundred and ff.ythree In Penns, vania, and
ono hundred and sxty-ipur in Ohio. The next arg-
et number 10 single state Is sixty.nine, and the
.inallesl number thtec.-- Boston Akias.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-21

ORANGE CRoP is PLoRlpA.--The ST. Angus ioe
Herald contradicts the report that the Orange crop
of Florida would yield increase OF $50 900 this
year over last, and adds the largest crop ever
known here was two millions Of Oranges, which at
rs cents per hundred. would amount 10 $4,000
In 1885 all The trees destroyed and the young
trees have produced somewhere towards 100, 900
oranges, worth about 81 ,0G0--that's all.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-21

New DOLLARS "A few Dollars have just been
coined nj the Mint in Philadelphia with new and
ve,y bean,ful devices resembling the latest halves
and quarters. They have sold freely at three per
ccnr. premium. Cor New Years presents. They
wold command half OF one pei cent. premium for
expectation and they are less convenient than
one dollar bills, they will probably never circulate
10 soy great extent--N. r. Jour Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-21

That portion Of the Unio:, which is
bounded West by the Mississippi, North by
the Great Lakes, East by the Allegheny
rlver, and South by the river Ohio, con-
tains at present nearly four millions OF in.
habitants. The remainder Of the Great
Valley OF the Mississippi, is believed to
contain about four millions more.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-21
.EnSE Received,

EANCY handkerchief and Shawls;
h Scarfs--a new article;
Splendid Bonnet Trimmings;
Mousselaine de LANES; Fine Fancy Prints
Edgings, Lscrs and lnseriiugs;
Silk and Worsted Bsss--splendd;
French Worked Collars; and a variety Of 9th
ct New Goods, just opened by
Dec. II. A. ROBINSON g. co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-21

How long will il take Mr.. Calhoun, with the pro-
gress that he has recently been making, TO reach
the Presidency. SeHtBe!.
We reco,lect TO have seea similar mathemati.
cal question in our hoyhood l, ran thus II smell
at the bottom Of well 80 fees deep, craws up half
foot every day, aud falls back foot every night
how long viii IL take him to get outl-Lou. JoVr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-21

A married lady, who was in the habit oil
spending most of her time In the society Of
her neighbors, happened one day TO be
taken suddenly i'll, and sent her husband
in great haste for The physician. The
husband ran a short distance, but soor
returned, exclaiming, "My dear, where
shall find you when get backl"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-21

NArIoSAL DEBr.--Of the (old) National Debt
Of tho United States there remains unclaimed and
undischarged, $335792 49, Much tho largest
portion OF it is for interest," There has been called
for and paid account Of the Debt, during the
past year, about 1900.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-21
Fresh Candies, &c.

EMON CANDY; Horehound do.i
Ia Cream do; Vanilla do Mint do;
Kisses, with French Candy;
Rasins, Prunes, and Almonds;
English Walnuts,
Citron-Dried do, Preserved
Canton Gingeri
Ground Nuts Palm dol Sc.
just received by " DORSEY,
October 10, 1870.