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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-27

Goal, AEEOAT AT 50 80 PER CHALD
" R@N.--jsst arrived per British bark sirion very
superior lot sidney Coal newly mined and screened al
the mines when Slapped Purchasers invited to look
heard the vessel foot Of franklin st n R.,
now dischsrgiug in lots purchasers the above
low price Apply on board. or to
i25 5ts J. r. CLARK. "A Watcr-st.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01

On Thursday last Mrs. MARY SNYDER, in the
59ih year OF her age, consort oil Mr. Jacob Snyder,
OF this place.
On the 25th ullimo. MIR. MATHEW SwARTz in
the 18th year OF his age, native OF Germany, but
for the last ten years a resident o! this place.
At the residence of her father, the late Judge
Parker OH he OH of November, Miss MARGA-
RET F. PARKER, IN the 20th year If her age.
On The goth ult., in Baltimore. Mary land, at the
age of IS, the Hon. RonERT SMITH.
In recording this melancholy event, the oPpo, tu-
nifty should be lost of bearing testimony to the
virtues of SO estimabe Few, indeed, had
stronger claim on the respect of his fellow cli-
zens, whether in private or public life.
In the war of the Revolution he bore aims al the
battle Of BTandywine, among the volunteers from
Baltimore. He was FOR many years prominent
and useful member of one the other branches Of
the Legislature Of Maryland and his admiolsra-
ton Of the Navy DEPARTMENT, during the PTesiden'
cy of Mr. Jefferson, distinguished for its ETH
cacy and for the high OF chvalric feeling with
which he inspired tho. gallant band OF officers no
have added so largely to the glory OF the Itrpubic
He carried with HIM into the Department OF State,
under the administration of Mr.. Madison the lol-
~ patriotism aud courageous bearing which had
ever marked las character; courteous 10 others,
he would brook insult T. his country. So ia the
shades Of retirement, he hved without blrmsh,
reveted and beloved by the large circle he adorned
and in the last days of waning life, cool, collected
and resigned, his noble spirit parted without a
pang, rejoicing in the promises so dear 10 the
Chrstian.-BM Amer,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01

THE UNITED STATES NAvY.--1'he fol-
lowing is a statement Of the number oi
officers OF The United States Navy in their
respective grades. compiled from that USE
fnl work, The Navy Register, published by
Benjamin Homans, in Washington:
Captains So, commanders SO, lieutcn-
huts 327, surgeons 60, assistant surgeons
so, pursers Ga, chaplains "a, professors OF
mathematics 23, teachers OF languages
3, passed mdshipmen 1874, mdshipmen
425, boatswains 50, gunners AZ, carpen.
iers 40 sailmakeis 35, navy agents ID,
naval siorekeepers 8, chief naval con.
structor l, naval constructors 7, engineer
in chief |, principal ing'neer l, chief en-
gineers 4, fist ASSISTANTS 6, second assls-
tants 5, third assistants 5. Marine corps
--coionel ., lieutenant colonel l, malors
4, captains l3, first llcutenants 20, sec
ond lieutenants 20.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01
rro,, a. No,foa beacon. Nos. "a.

Death or JOHN W. MURDAUGH
II Is our melancholy duty to announce
the death in bis AID year, of his resi-
deuce 10 Portsmouth yesterday at
O'clock, Of JoHS w. MuRDAucH, Esq,
Editor Of the Clay Banner; Of hemor-
rhage Of the bowels.
The death Of man 80 well known
throughout the State Of Virginia, will be
heard with feelings Of deep sorrow ny
numerous friends, to whom he was en-
deared by his frank and engaging man
ners, by the qualities Of his head ano Tue
virtues Of bis heart.
We feel that we are unable to DO JUS
tice, 10 a necessarily brief paragraph, 70
the talents Of the lamented suoIrct o.
this notice. and we trust that some con-
,emnororv Of John w. Murdaugh will
Law before the public an appropriate tn
bute 10 his merits and his moral worth.
From the Norfolk Herald.
Mr.. Murdaugh was man Of strong
imnulses, which sometimes led him into
e,ror: but The goodness o. his heart,
the soundness Of his calmer judgment,
and the cearness of his moral percep-
tions, were manifest 10 all who knew him,
and never more so than in his last illness
when, conscious OF the approach of death,
lie desired shat one or two individuals
with whom he was unhapply at variance,
should be sent for, that he might tender
them tho hand of cancellation aud die IN
peace with all mankind. His intelligence
and ability were adequate TO the highest
stations in public life. lie was proml-
nent member of The bar of Norfolk coun-
~, and for many years represented her
in the General Assembly, and served his
fellow citizens in various important trusts,
faithfully and ably.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01

A SCorcH LassIEAsD HEX ARAB Low.
ER.-The New York Commercial says
that Captain Bensha, OF the Muscst ship
Sultana, an Arab, attended before Sir Pc.
Ter Laurie on the 18th ultnno, accompa-
MED by young Scotch Lassie named
Lockhar,, who had consented to be his
bride. The object Of the vis, was TO sat-
isfy he. doubts respecting the legality OF
the marriage, the groom being Mahom-
etan and unable to speak a word Of Eng
Iish. The courtsbip must have been
carried on by signs.l 4 gentleman hav-
ing been found who could act as an in.
terpreter, Captain Bensha was questioned
touching the permission to have more than
one wife in bis countryside recognition
ofsmarriage there between Mabomedan
and Christian, &C., &C., and the upshot
was that the girl concluded not to marry
him. The grave Arab received her de-
termination with true Turkish composure,
no, 10 say indifference.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01

IYPE.DIsTRIBDTING AND COMPOSING
MACHINE I'VE have heard workmen
boast thai they had set up l4,0OO ems Of
type in oae day, on a wager, and have
measured 0,00D ems set up in his sixth
year, by clever apprentice, within the
twenty-!our hours. IL this is not finally
in type-settiug, what is ? Messrs. Clay
and Rosenberg, last April took ont a
patent in London, and the specification
was enrolled, last monlh, for machinery,
by which they distribute and compose
type, which beats hand labor hollow, no
matter how Industrious the compositor
may be. A inll faith may be placed in
the London Journal and Repertory Of
Arts, by w. Newton, Of the Office of Pat.
ents. We NAV remark that this type
setting machine seems destined to he the
sp'nning-lenny, and the patentees, the
Arkwrights, ofprinting, for we perceive
II stated in the number for the present
monla, on the authority OF Mr.. Newton
himself, who had personally inspected the
lnery,while qulescent u when in OPP
fra.'on' that II is ian Improvement which
ne IS convinced will bear compa rison in
usefulness with any yet recorded" 10 the
valuable work we have Just quoted. Mr..
Newton mentions that compos,ors WIN
nave seen the machinery at work, admit
that nom an entire revolution in this
branch of the arIs must take place. The
whole Is very simple. The KEYS will
clear out $50 letters per minute, when
played at random. An assistant iustfies
each line. Ii is then lowered into u cal.
ley.--N. Y. Pebeian.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01
LoRp MoRpErn AND THE AMERICANS.

LORD MoRpETu AND TIE AMERICANS.
The Sheffield Eng. Iris says:
= II is said thai Lord Morpeth is prepar.
ing his observations on the Americans, for
the press. The opinions ofso distinguish
ed statesman, so bonest a politician,
auu 50 good a rnan with regard to the A.
merlcans aud their Institutions, would be
particularly useful al this period. An
classes OF polilIeians would look with anx-
Ieiy, and be prepared to receive with rev.
erence, his lordship's opinion with regard
to the working Of the ballot and "the
man suffrage" in America--points thai
will inevitably DO brought forward and
discussed in the next SESSION OF parlia.
ment.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01
ADVERTISING MEMORANDA.

Trust sale on Tuesday next, 10Th n.t) al the re-
sidsnce of Jacob S,ester on the road leading from
this place TO Wiamsport. Of Horses Cattle, Farm.
ing Implements, Household and Kitchen Furni-
lure, and large tract Of limestone Land. by
Charles Downs, Trustee.
Public sale at J. Jsmison's Warehouse, to-day,
(rhursday) OF Horses and two Stage Coaches, BY
John Jamison.
Public sale by Josiah Roberts, near the old Bsp.
tist Church, five miles from Mauinsburg, on the
l.t inst (todey) of Personal Properly, Sc.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01

Hint TO MARRIED WoMEN.-Tha fol-
lowing anecdote is "goIng the round" Of
all the newspapers that are edited by mar.
rIed men when Livia had attained
such ascendancy over her husband Au.
susius, that he could hardly refuse her
any 'hing, though emperor Of the world.
many OF the hurried ladies' Of Rome were
anxious to know the secret and the source
OF n@r success; TO whom she replied, 81
rule by obeyjng."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01
HE nj A r X E rs.
OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN,
N0gsmbcr %. 1872


Nocem6er %, 1912.
Carte About $50 bead Of Beef cattle were
offered for sale at the scales this morning. and
nearly all sold to the CITY butchers and packers al
prices ranging from 81 75to 81 3l4 per 100 lbs
on the hoof which is equal to $3.50 81 ga net
as in quality
FLoUR The demand for Howard street con.
inues quite limited, without any change in price.
We note a sale of 200 barrels good mixed standard
brands from this morni ng at S4.i25. The
receipt price continues at 81.
GRAIS.-The price of Wheats tend upwards n
consequence of the smallnesssof supplies ard the
apprehension of the freezing Of the rivers and ca
nails We note sales to-day of q lot of Penna.
red at 80 CT. Of lot Of Virginia red at 80 cfs.
and of LOT of white Wheat, quality fair. at 80
cts. We quote fair to strictly prime reds ATS a
80 cts. and inferior so 20 cts. as in quality.
CoRS-Saes of white Corn at AZ cts. and OF
yellow at 43 cts.
RYE.--We quote Nd. Rye at As so cts.
OATs-Sales OF Oats at 81 80 cts
WHlsKEY.-The market to-day is more firm -
Small sales to-day at % cts per hhds-now held at
22d cis 90 cents for bbIs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01
mARRrED.

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Samuel
Sprecher, MIR. MARTIN SuTER, of Hagerstown,
Md, to Miss ANN MARIA WiLKs. daughter Of
Mr.. - WHEN, of this place.
At the re.dpnce of Dr. Keorney, u S. Navy,
Marlborough, Prince Grorge's Co., Md, by the
Rev. Mr.. Van Horseigh; DAEIEL G DiGsss, Esq.
10 Miss ZuLIEMA FoRREsT, daughter of The late
David Forrest, Esq of Washington.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01
Berkeley County Court,
N-.-,x Fr-v~ 1910

HNBE Court considering il important 70 the far
n thersnce nf the business OF the court. ihs'
the Jasics, 81 tbp caun,y should be- eisssed. ~ift
the view Of having f~gulsr snf soficens attendance
at eseh term. have adopted the following arrange
msBt, which IL earnestly recommended IL the st'ic
observance VI toe Justices, and il is ordered b
entered OF record and published.
fst Cian.--to attend Jasnsry, February and
March tesns.- Doueal Campbell. Jacob Van Do
rem. WIN. l. Besk stephen r. snodgrass, Thorn
as Page, kooe,t X Robinson and John fsbb
III Ctass ITO attend April. MAY shd Jane ,rirns
Jacob Weser. Siiss Hsilsn, Richard Mrsherty
Daniel B Mofrison. Daniel Barkbafi, Fl, zekial
Hedges and Jacob Msers.
Sd CIass.--to ATTEND July, August AMI Srptt M
her teim-, Grorge Wolf. Phisf, Nsdenbouscil
TiIiotson Ffy.,t, lillian Masiip. Ruber' V. Sno =
grass james M. Newki,k, Ehud Turnrr and Al red
Ross.
4tk Class,-to attend October, November and
December tsrn., LEVI Eenshaw. Ed~srd Col<tan
Benian'is Couegys, Philip P-ndeIon, Ssulus
Baker, Jacob Hamme. Jas. III. Robinson and Jas
L. Campbell.
Teste,
HARRls0N WAITE, C. p. c.
Dec l-4w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01
lost.

NETAS lost on Monday night, in the streets OF
Wv Martinsburg, between the residence Of
Mrs Meverel Locke and Boydville, a NINA
TURE of DR.. Hugh Mcclure, set in gold, and a
GOLD CHAIN. A liberal reward will De paid
TO any person who may find them aud return hem
to me- CHAS. J. FAULKNER
Dee 1.--3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01

ERRAruM.-ln publishing the death # Mrs. f
VANS, in our paper last week, an error was com
mitted by of the names being incorrectly witt
ten. 1t should have read consort Of the late john
Evans, and not George, as published.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01
GENERAL cAss liz THE FIELD.

II q
|, has been given out in several papers
or Pennsylvsnis, that Gov. Porter, and
his especial friends have decided upon
Giving General Cass. our Minister from
France. now on his way home, start for
the Presidency. The following letter
piyes the particulars Of meeting held for
the purpose
Correspondence Of the Phiia. " s. Gazette.
HARRIsBURc, Nov. u, 1912.
Mr.. Chandler, Dear Sir-The friends
of General Cass held meeting in the
Court house, this evening. Hamilton AL
rlcIs, Esq, was called to the chair, and
+. X. Boas, Esq, and others appointed
Secretaries. The meeting consisted Of a.
bout forty, who seemed to be participa-
| tors, and the house was filled with look.
ers 90. These Democrats have taken up
the zone term" idea, and also talked of
"availabiiity," which CRATES so harshly
in the ears of your neighbor of the Penn.
| sylvanlsp."
The meeting was addressed by the
Chairman, Mr.. Aldricks, in a very neat
and temperate style, and also MIR. David
Krauss, ESQ.,, the former of whom took
occasion to say to the Democrats stand
Jog around about flushed with recent vic
tory, that similar triumph in 1898 had
been the prelude 10 very sgnal defeat
ir 1910 and expressed firm conviction
that with any other candidate than Gen.
Cass, the same would be the sequel oil
this in 1914. That was pretty we'll said
by Mr.. Aldricks, but if with Gen. Harri-
son we defeated them IN 1910, when the
successor and anointed Of the great Jack
son was in their Van, most surely with
HENRY CLAY Tor our leader in 1914,
we can give them as severe CaSS-tiga-
ton, no matter whom they place in their
front ranks.
Ths meeting adopted long preamble
and several resolutions in favor of Gen.
Cass, subject to the decision Of Nation
al Convention. 1t is designed as sort oil
sloping off from Johnsonlsm, by the wire.
pulIers oil David r. Porter.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01
Opening Of The Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Rail Road.

There are things TO represent these
,cords now. "Virginia Cbarloteering, :"
which gave 81 much offence to Boz. be-
tween the Potomac River and Frederlcks-
burg, IS at an cod. Instead of the very
bad piece of turnpike road, which has
81 long married the comfort and convent
-nce Of travellers TO the North and the
South, we have n rail road, oyet which
passengers are transported with all the ia
ciliiy and case, incident to the latter mode
of travelling. Ia company with upwards
of an hundred persons, enllvened by fine
Band OF Music, we made an excursion to
Washington on Tuesday last. and had an
opportunity Of testing the advantages OF
toe Improvement. In less than fifty mir
utrs we were transferred from Freder-
icksburg to the Steamboat, waiting 10 A
quia Creek, and on our way up the river
To the Metropolis. But it is not the tdcil-
iiy with which passengers can now be
transported merely, that makes this a
most agreeable route. The scenery is
grand aud Imposing. The Potomac is u
majestic river, and rendered highly inter.
cstlng by the great variety OF wild fowl
which meets ahe eye in every direction
now blaokeniag the atmosphere, aud anon
resembling islands, as the large flocks
may be swimming or flying. The man of
taste must be pleased, for the tables OF the
Boat gtoau under "iish, Il Ssh and fowl, }"
(wiId and tame, to say nothing Of extras.
Mount Vernon is situated OF the bank Of
the river, about ten miles below AIexan-
dria, and cannot ia, to awaken patriotic
emotions snd sentiments in the bosom Of
the traveller. The trip was to us a most
agreeable oae, and we dare say, to the
company geaerally. As the fact of the
completion OF the Road becomes known
throughout the Onion, the travel on the
route will increase. Fred. Va. Arena.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01


The Globe thus speaks of Mr.. Spencer's
letter. While all the Tyler papers are
counting the Democratic party, avowing
that MIR. It's cause is, aud must be i.
IDENTIFIED with 1t, aud rejoice over every
Wing defeat, the great Globe itself will
not acknowledge lhem-nor do we find
any Of the leading Democratic papers DIFF
lerng essentially from the Globe. The
Tyler party will find in the end that they
have only been used:
"We are willing TO believe the Secre
tary has pursuaded himself that his con.
version is solely occasoned by having
his eyes opened as 10 the real ''motives"
Of Mr.. Tyler's measures !" but have Sc
rious doubts whether we shall have many
followers. 1t is more than probable the
Morality Of his readers wall think he
must clear up his own conduct, before
his vindication OF Mr.. Tyler can be very
decisive. Future events will disclose
whether the President and his Secretary
Of War are 'one and indivisible with the
Democratic patty" CrGS credimas, no.
die nihij-To. morrow we will believe,
but not to-day"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01
Temperance Notice.

A regular Quarterly Meeting Of the TOTAL All
stuenoe Society, will he held in The Methodist +
pIscopa Church on Friday evening next, the ID
instant. JOHN A. BOYER,
December l. Secry.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01
DiSSOIatfi0ss.

YENHE partnership heretofore existiss between
n the undersigned hns been dissolved All per-
son. having clsms against The firm are notihed 10
present them 10 either Of the partners, the an. al
Hagsr.to~B, Maryland. The o.hev ut Falling Wa.
tiers, Va. CHARLES DOWNS,
EDWARD W. BEATTY,
Nav rnhef L. RAW
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01
Temnrranfe Ontfre

A meeting of The Junior Total Abstinence Soc-
ETY. of Berkeley County, will be held in the base
meut story Of the Lutheran Church on Saturday
evening next I'D instantly at half past six o'clock.
functual attendance is requested. BY order.
L. l.. HAMME,
December l. Sse'ry
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01

GaIignani's (Paris) Messenger has the
following annunciation
Christopher Hughes, American
Charge d'Affaires at the Hague, has ar
rived at Paris. Hotel Tronchet, Rue from
chet. Mr.. Hughes is the only example
of an American citizen being continued,
as he has been since ihe Congress Of
Client, 1914, now twenty eight years. IN
the foreign diplomacy Of his country, du-
ring which time he has established char
acter respected at home and abroad"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01

FLORIDA. A bout half of the Indians
in Florida went in at Tampa Bay recent
ly, and the balance have promised Gene
raj WORTH 10 surrender shortly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01
ATKINSON IL HAZLEHURST,
Cumberland. Md,

A RE ptepA o TO deliver Coal to order, st
IA any Of the Depo,s on The Baltimore and Ohio
Kali Road, at The shortes notice AMI lowest rates.
hey will siso furnish Crates and Stoves adap,ed
the burning of the coal, Of various patterns or
any other description Of castings from their Foun-
dry. Persons fsvofing them with orders may rely
upon having them executed with despatch and up
on favorable ierms
John Il Blondel, Martin-hure, is Agent for the
sale Of Gfatxs and Stoves from The Cumberland
Foundry.
December I'm.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01

CoRSsrALK MoLAssEs. Mr.. James
L. Vaughn, of CALEDONIA, Henry coun-
ty, Tennessee, has succeeded in manufac.
turing molasses from cornstalks. which is
said to be far preferable 10 that made from
the sugar cane. The mill employed for
grinding the stalks, is very simple, costs
only six dollars, and resembles an apple
mill.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01
JUST RECEIVED,

~ RAYS PALE ALE and Deer, Cider, with
IN all kind. Of Liquors, which will be sold
low for cash by GEO. RAENHAL.
December
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01


Mn. HILL's LAsr.-"Mr. Webster is
on his return to Washington, and from
the best Information which has come TO
our knowledge, we are inclined to believe
that he will, before many weeks, retire
voluntarily from the Department, ofSta,e,
with friendly feelings, personally, to the
President, perhaps with the offer ola for.
egn mission and that his place W i'll be
occupied by a Democrat who agrees
fully with President Tyler in those points
which have forever separated him from
the ultra Federal or Wing party IN this
country. Hits Pat.
Mr.. H., II is now said, goes on sala-
fy tor the first year, as editor OF the Mad.
isonian-the PAID defender Of the Presi-
dent and his Cabinet. A Wig admins
tration with Isaac Hill at the head of
the official paper land the State De-
partment to be filled with IA Democrat
who fully agrees with President Tyler,
&c!
1--WE should rejoice 10 see Mr.. Webster,
should he conclude to retire, except the
mission to France or England rather,
if as suggested, Mr.. Everett would be
equally satisfied, and pleased TO reside at
Paris. What can be done Tor Mr.. Cush.
ing in this cnse ~ III. Sent.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01

GENERAL ScoTr. To an invitation TO
attend the Frankfort Barbecue, given to
the Kentucky Wing members of Con-
gress, General Scott returned the follow
ing answer
DETROIT, Sept. %. 1912.
GENTLEMEN Your letter of the 7th
instant, addressed to me at Washington,
has followed me to this distant region.
With your invitation requesting my
preseRce at the entertainment about to be
given in by the Wings of Ohio to the
Wings Of Kentucky, who, in 1910, so
magnanimously postponed their first choice
for the Presidency. am highly honored /;
and if it were compatible with my posi-.
ton as federal officer, | should certain.
y be in the midst of you on the interest.
ing occasion.
With one candidate for the Presidency
and the best interests of the country at
heart, it ought not to be doubted that the
Wings, appealing TO the virtue and intel
ligence of The people, will be as success,
full in 1874, as they were in lS40.-Whe-
Their that one candidate be, as all indica-
lions seems to determine, Kentucky's IL
lustrlo"s son, or any one of hundreds OF
hrs followers, my prayers for Wing tri-
umph VIII be ardent and unceasing.
have the honor to remain, gentlemen,
with high consideration, your friend and
fellow-cItzen,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
Messrs. J. II. Crane, S. Forrer, II. Il.
Phillips, r. Green, D. A. Haynes and c.
Anderson, Corresponding Committee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01
"A Tract of Land
Containing 5l .AcreS.

situate near Middle Creek, in the county OF Berke
ley, adjoining the farns OF Ihos Miller aud others.
There about acres of the Land in timber, the
residue arabic, aud of the best quality uf Lime
stone Land. To any me wanting good little
Farm, for whiet. he vonld BE- enabled 10 Pay the
greater portion Of The purchase money ia pa, mcus-
out OF the productions he nigh, realize from IT, the
sale of this Land presents sn'inviiing opportunity.
Itrms-One,thitd Of the purchase money pay
able IN G months. oue-ihi,d 10 IL months. and The
remaining Third in Is months. 10 be secured By
approved personal security and lien thu laad.
HARRISON WAITE,
November %, 1S12--3w Trssfss.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01
stock or .yesc Goods,

yfRGl NIA:--Inthe Cirrut Superior Couri OF Law
and Chancery for berkeley County
Archibald .Odrn ,phF
og0inst
Thomas Lemon. widow. heirs and Ex'ors. dfdfs
IN f'HANCERV