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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28

To those who were present ct the last Wing meet
ing held on Court day, it is amusing TO see how
small affair can be masnifed, and made to sound
Abroad as an enthusiastic Wing meeting "infusing
ardor and confidence into the bosoms of thousands"
"catchng spirit from the animated proceed
ings," &c, of the Wings of this greu, and intelligent
county.
Mr. Souhall is Characterised "politiciar nth,
ont one selfish aspiration politician, and not have
selfish aspiration: ra-a arts, truly Tell tina, 10 those
who ore cuilibe enough 10 believe It'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28
IMroRTANT 10 PHYSICIANS.

PrOidpSHS lftIt Carfd tY L1fcrHHt .Nf9RS.
nR RO. TiIOMPSoN'S PELVIC CORSET AND UfEE0
~ ABDOMINAL BANDAGE.-We have completed 90.
Engagements for manufacturing Instruments winch Nl
able lrnsa suppy adequate any demand The
popularity c,idemced by enlarged demand and uoie
Of APPRECIATION which constantly receive from the fret ucd
Tins ciy, and from parts OF the county
pressing their claims preference upon lie L.C
the medical profession and the public
Physicians throughout tie State invited II examine thea
feel satisfied they be- convinced al their
ami applicability. To prevent mistakes IN ordering, =r
hrf descrt If the mo, which VIII enable I" cf
which may be applicable la the iur Tc may bc "atef
The Pevc CoFset ir the Of io apsus uten aad at
disea.rs EASILY adjusted au - by The patient
ctal portion .! the pcvs "a part usually tender under
based upon firm ioarr proper and shape, Gcaily cn.t
c whoa Is secured III ~ place by two straps c"'np"r o
mate al I" which Is added pnh "i elastic webbing, ,
citnt 10 answer all the intentions III elasticity contemplated @
the Of hanGa.cs.
The Abdominal Bandare for the PREVENTION 81 rfop.s.
rter and ote weaknesses adm l.'y aapts Iisri &" iL
Vie patent and con,;ive and con-true,u # Gc
ras a. 10 allow 1t L. embrace the entire sn.t and elastic u.t
most comfortable manner, allows the utmost freedom oi ae
every part of the h"dyand can Under no cFonn''a CO. r
drawn into wrinkles folds the skn-pt"trvug II, iitm
and giving is support comfortably and gcGrrireN aHo
nr the objection usually urged against common bani'sr
when may he thrown into Wrinkles folds, and lEcrcy act
rigid G" d. THIS bantase Is ais" kept in place BY mtas Of ~
al elastic webbing
y. o. Trs. patented, and the ol t't
lie webbing, pat a he mate 'a Is III. exclusive nst
pal, ntce We drea unnecessary d M! un
suppnsin. II VIII he readily conceded b, all Instruments tt
metallic ,ptincs abl, t. ,le LECTION, that They rar s
tit comfortably wei, cla they b. modified 10 ia ~" r
Of the These objections enir' u o'co
Dr. Thumpsnn's Instruments they be made laf.g
smaller csired, with tie greatest And YET ance'-
vautac is that they can had Tor about te If
having purchased a right make them wh Of
ng The objections so generally urged against instruments
kind, Of The - prices asked for them. hoping Ia t
bnse ourselves b. increased sale by placing them within
reach Of patients ~ho would otherwise be- declared the ~"
them; and, far, pleased 10 say, that eIpeca
have been realized.
ALEX. puvAL L Co, Druggists Richmond Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28

KENrrcKY-rhr Wing Stat. Convention assembled
Loulsv,iIe lat Monday, and ve:y fully att Id
Hon Chiffon Allan, formerly VI c., PRESIDED. judge
" Il an Owsley of Frankfort, nominated for c.
vernon and Archibald Fl. Dixon Of Henderson County,
! r,, I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28

We spent last week among the firm Democracy of
Brooke county. They as fine set of Republicans
as any other county in the State boas, Of and are
all determined TO abide the decision Of the Baltimore
Democratic National Convention, and intend giving
the nominee al least 300 majority! Mark that Whgges
rJJhceiiR1 .1rguS, .NOc. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28
GEO. W. soUwuALL, Trustee,

At the and place mentioned in the foregoing notice
and hy vruc n subsequent deed executed 10 lrns
tee by James A. SempIc, dated the 9Th Of March, -4 and
o! record county New Kent shall SELL nj public
residue tr Slaves remaining alter satisfying He dee
mentioned notice. aSo that desirable Tract Of
Land AMI called CEDAR HILL beautifully situated
PamIa miles above New Kent COrriunse
$40 or less being highly eis
professional together with all hr House
ad Kitchen Furniture. whri and In good order
and all Farming Utensils, Stocks of Horses Mules, Hogs
Cattle Steep &C., and crops of every Lind, conveyed by The
said deed.
Terms If SacCash for the Negroes; the other Personal Es
credit al months for all sums over ten dollars
under that sum- cash For the land fourth of The purchase
money cash. residue in equal annual nsianrns with
SALE and secured by deed Of trust The
misses and bonds with good personal security.
JNO. u. CHRISTIAN Trustee.
iJ-WiIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28

merae choose disregard; and are for giving US Ma
onal paper money, consisting of FIVE ten and twenty
dollars not redeemahle IN specie, but dependant Tor
,h.r value solely on their recevah'y for public dues
/! is true that is proposed limit the TO ten
millions bat issues Of National paper money always
have some such l;uit st the beginning.
Goa the res, Of The paragraph il IS almost unneces-
sary TO Off any remarks. The reader VIII see al a
s!ance that :, is only proposal to revive the old sys
l.m OF Continental money 1t might do well enough
for r" yesr and day, hu, with The fist unfavo,abe turn
in the safe Of public affairs, the notes would begin to
precate till they sunk TO level with the paper mo-
awe pray the presen, Administration, and especially
The Seer ,ary of the Treasury, mot to listen TO the
voices OF such charmers, though charming never so
wisely They may have very clear views of money
regarded in one OF its functions only, that OF mere
c;reu'atng mediam but statesmen are under an opi'
aon 10 regard money in IFS other aad highly important
functions Of 4 Standard and measure OF value, OF a
commodity of contracL"- Portland .frg"s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28

~ CHANtEKY.-VR"i>iA:-lnH Hanover County Court, se
lrmber Both lsia:
Edward ". Kimbroueh Eliza VI. kmtrongi Samuel VI Kim
broneh, Pan &. kimboush and Edmund Clarke i!c e. ILL.,
wife, who WAS Lucy L. kimhrough, Planta..
against
David H. Jones and Maria L. his wife, Maria t. KIN
hrouch and Edmund e. Bampa.s landoni wife ,t
was Landnna kmiruuch, J"tn T.. Marlborough and j. II g.
Blown, Executor Of John k'mioGel deceased, B.trpj7
This day cane the panIiS by their Attorney ana l, m
ii and HE defendant, john r. Kim, rough having ut.t
his appearance, and gwen >ecuy the act a. A.
Srmbly and the rules o is Court ana Appearing The l
y satisfactory evidence, l he Hhtanr of I'm, t
munwealth * Or!crcd that the said defendant o aprr
on lte first dny Of december C0Id ncN and answer the pu
'S SAID bli; au a COPY oi iiS order forthwith nsrr
ed IN some newspaper published IN the CITY Richmond
two months successfully and that another copy posted Al
front door OF the Court house of tins county.
Copy-Trsr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28

TIE NEW TREASURY NOTES.
The last number of Thompson's Bank Reporter
contains fac smile of fifty dollar Treasury Note
The note reads as follows
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28
WI. o. WINSTON, ~ {. II. e..
Now II 81 va,,
Nov. II

EASTERN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA. ~ mit:-Hc i IT.
1 nribered, ha the it'll dag ot Octoa"r i. II -: and
III the siatyeichth year al the Independence of tc United
Of America, W lam H. Richardson, Ike p<c
ntcd states Cont, e.: The Eastern Bisii3ct o N.iHl
o: book which IS IN line follow" words 10 wiz Re-
cases decided III tie Cnuit oi Appeals a:d The General
virginia. ly Conway Rohln-on-yol I>tam ipnt h, -
Aprl LIT, 3,thr night whcicu. te claims hg Comm
wealth oI virginia proprietor thereof conformity
of Congress. entitled, IAN amend TIE several rsl
ing copy rights l.. MAYO. CipA.
Nov. Ji-wtV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28
r. PolNDExTER. C e.
ii,--H.I,,
Is CHAScERY.-y,Tclsla:-In Hanover Coa

IL ChAStERf.-V'Rcisia:-ln Hanover County Com =
i 9th, l5i3 " -"
Mary Muncus, widow and rre OF Franci, Murens dr,,.
Tdia-rro pIvi, AMI Lariuia L. his WIFE, Mar, NJ Miami
Milton Muncu> and Ellen I Muncus, pi.,,..,.
against
George ". StockGeli and Judith A. T. yti. ,,t. .
dith A. f. Muncus, John Cosby and Maria h VIE james 49,
anu Eliza his wife, who Eliza ilunClS, Rufus IT,!
Robert Alexander Duncan and Mary Ann puucan i i,
whom is infant, utf-p,.1, N'
The plaintiffs this day filed their bill, and on Oh. u, r
John d. L. Brown Is assigned The guardian I'D t.m the f,
defendant Mary Ann Duncan, and therrupon filed tr
Of the said infant, and the defendants George " S,o
judith A. T.. has wife also filed their answer which ,.,,
swers the plaintiffs replied generally; and aupsayg =, M
Court That the other defendants John tosny and Mara m ~
James Handy and Liza his wife, Ruus Hngcu and D. ,
AcNlnfct pnEctn. dO not reside within the Cpnnon1,
Virginia, thr motion q; the pialuis, is Odercd lt,r
The said defendants shall. before the first 81. u 80
this county Ia hc held IN rho month OF IaEgar M
ANSWERS and eve ,rcufi'y, according 10 the N,.,n H.
such casts made and PROVIDED The Court VII take m If M
plaintiffs tor confessed The said absent defendants ana
then proceed Ia decree the matter thereof, copy la. %
having been previously posted lie front door
house ri t.s county. aud inserted ,nac 81, H.
newspapers published IA the cry OF Richmond for At lsa., r
weeks. A Copy--Ttstr,
PHILIP B. WINSTON c. II
Nov, II
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Trust Sales Of Vuabje Land sares and other Person

Y virtue deed of must, made the subscriber Trus
ID tee for the benefit W. W. Vest Co. dated the 10Th June,
1872 and recorded county Of New Kent, and by The
quest of the parties concerned shall SELL pnc
auction cash Both day of November next, cdar
Hill miles from New Kent Count house, many Of
the conveyed said deed, (iorty four humber,
youns very icyl may necessary pay the
due aad expenses OF sale 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28
E'IE'I'l'

FIFTY fif1l
Receivable in paymen, of all public dues
No. No.
THE UNITED STATES
Promise to pay Oac Year arr dafs
To-, or ordsr, FIFTY DOLL.iHS
,r,s I,rrREsr al HE rate Of onc .N'u per Sloo
ycy ennnm. WASHINGTON, -, lo4
Countersigued.
Regiaey. Treasurer Of the United @rtss
FIFTY % fF1i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28

nR. oAk1El'S COMPOUND DEP EATiVE SYRUP. IN
- The OF Scrolua Kings Evil, obstinate ETupous
Skin, Pnples rnsiues the Face Scaly EuPoE thoHc
Rheumatism, Teller Syphiiic Symptoms. and ali disorders
ing from impure state oi the blood, njudcios use OF mercury
&C., sc.
This Medicine has been extensively used in the United State
with decided benefit, Scoula MeEcura Diseases, and
OF an liberated character.
Rg.pixd, JGne, lS}i
We the undersigned having frequently used oaAley Com.
pound Depua.iye syrup in the course OF pnrilc with De-
cidcd beneficial results, cecriuy recommend {" the u,
as superior pre- para,ion II. H. MUni.ENREBG, w. y.
SOLOMON 6. RiaCH, 10.
JOHN Il. OTrO, d,.
The above valuable preparation Tor sale By GAiAVR
LfEl.L Agents for the lroprlr or
One door above the Ecll Tavern.
Dec. 81 7i-~ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28

1.-THE phraseologv is somewhat peculiar says Inc
Rsporter On The face, it purporls he payable one
wear after date with interest; whereas, IN TACT IS Paya
be on demand in specie and bears no interest. On .e
back Of the notes is this endorsement: rms ho'e
viii be purchased at pa. for Tie amount Oh .hc pi".
Inc repositories of the Treasury in the CITY Of New
YORK.. As all are aware, these notes are Tor genera
crculali"n and are he issued 10 the amount OF hFe
millions of dvIars-rYrtxiJa Emporium.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25

nv" '"f ms aid TO obtain them Post or.
ilce, OF Cnsiom House Office, or a
ire waiter Il Light House keeper.
u no money. Il NOT enough aceeu pa.
nles the application, his hSpefal odrissy
Of the Pr sibent locks !, ~ il. liz eesk lof
a month or so, until more : semi mr. s.n,e
ether applicant bids higher. But If .
hundred d,liar note or So accam,s mes
the application, il is faoorablg consldefe +.
h. waits few days Until several 80. h
douceurs accumulate on hand and then Is,
Starts Tor Wash ngtoa-- lis The Pfesideni
such appointments Will materially AID his
reelection, &c, and thus readily succeeds
in filing lis pockets This IS no fancy
sketch, fur recent startling 9evelopp enis
lave been revealed which have ,xpas d
some persons, hitherto &c high stspd'ng
and ,hrms Ives heliing high y resp n,ib e
offices under the q. neral Government,
resld NJ not hundfet miles from Phils-
d.lpha. But you viii probably $, on hear
more of this base black he rtei ire chery
# the p ople's rights. This recent tx
posure will readily accoun, f., there hsv-
ing been much less number of removals
than was expected the first week IN May.
Certain individuals. hitherto secretly ac.
tive IN this foul business, will not soon
show themselves here"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25
DIR. MoHacs Vegetable Life
Md3JDIDluIy53S

n0SSESS qualities OF he most mild and bene6-
a cIsl nature. They are composed OF articles
the most antputrescent, combined with ingredients
known the only certain sntidote Of levers OF eve.
ny descriptions When the disease IS produced
either from cold, obstruction, bad air, and swamPy
situations, or pufid miasma, whether malignant or
epidemic, by other causes, these medlcl mes are
certain in their operation effects. They are pos
sessed Of peculiar qualities, which, not only expel
all diseases, but at the same time restore and in
vigorate the system. When FIRST taken 10 the sto-
mach. they Immediately d,ffuse themselves like va
por through every pore, producing effects at once
delightful, salu,ary, and permanent When the
spark of life begins to grow dim, the circulation
languid, and The faculties paralyzed, these medi-
cnes are found TO give n tone the nerves, exhla
rate the animal spirits invgotate the body, and re-
animate the whole man
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25

Evan. LUTHERAN SYNOD ~ VIRGIN
n.--This body CONSISTING of The m MIS-
lers and delegates representing in pat
the Lutheran Church, in the Vsll.y of
Virginia, and north OF James River, sep.
afat,ng II from the South Western Synod
Of Virginia, held its annual session at
Woodstock, commencing on tie 5lh mat.
About twenty ministers and their dele
gates were present. The proceedings Of
Synod, which closed on Wednesday night
following, were highly Interesting, and
were characterized With the utmost bar.
mouy and fra,ernal f,eliog on the part of
ali us members. md tne churches they
rep esentcd. Toe prospects of III"
church-s in tie bounds OF tho Synod, asd
the state ofryligion generally. were repre-.
sented as h ghly encouraging there hay
lng been reported IN unusually large adj
d Il totha chur hes during the year.
There were four ordinations during the
meeting IF Synod, tie sarvlcss OF which
were linn and added mpch to the IN
teresi e The oc 'asion. Bes DIS The mem.
bers Of Syood, large number of slran
gers pra., n, from Manchester and Other
sections 9th church, uhich greatly IN.
or ase1 tn interest given 10 the public
ex rcises attended. throug bout the meet
ing, by large and attentive congrrpati' ms,
which from their soiemnity and i,npr,s
siveGess, /, is hoped, win Ing BE- remem-
bered - Winchester Trgia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25
THURSDAY MORNING. MAY %, is4a.
are now preachers Of tie Gospel them

are now preachers Of tie Gospel them
selves in our own or foreign Countries.
Ii estimated that two millions of PEG.
pie are directly influenced by the move
ment of this society, in giving relig Gus
instructions to their children and Il at 10
no othFr way can religious instruction be
brought home 10 80 many people.
During the past year tie number Of
publications. under the sanction OF tn SO.
cItiy has been 600, 900 all or nearly all
have been distributed n sold. To 20 This,
however, their means have bseG very
small, the whole amount Of donations
being only Sl4. 900. from all sources; but,
with even these small means, the society
do not state iht they are embarrassed,
nor do They ask for any assistance. The
number Of schools supplied With complete
libraries was 2SS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25
NUMBER I3.
THE NATIONAL MFRS or EUROPE

An estimate OF ihs national debts o ihs
Frnelpa European kneaos,s in The May
number OF tie Nec ants Magazine
uihtes NJ, debt OF Gle /, Britain amount
H. S3.700, 000.0 600. The natioEsl debt
Of France is between eglt II nme hun
dr,d millions ct dollsrs. The deht Of
1 Holland has r,achsd the sun al $780,
100000, ~hich in proportion 10 til pop
ulaigen is the largest naiional 4 tt IN Eu.
rope. The pubic debl vi Spsia amounts
10 s7T5 000, 900.
tour National Government, should as
su@'s the aggregate State deLt.. on the
edge q tie Pubic Lends, say 4 The
amount Q NO tsndr d nj Ii rs, our en-.
'ife thaeht du,ss would be seatcely wofth
naming by The de Of The national debts
Of the principal European ceunlrics.
Il IS iuftsef y Dc coasieltrd that tn.
pnblse deb; OF almost evety nation in En-.
lrops has been contracted ies ob,eets in mn
way rep oiuctlve--for carry ~ ON war,
~ SLY, which involved dead ex,eaa,.
lures. In tins count. y. Oh the oite, haod
tie chi I part OF our Indebtedness hes
been incurred on account Of public works
which, ii MT VT productive to Their ia
extent, viii b. 50 utter time. We have
all events something I, shaw for our tx.
pendliures something IN The form OF val
u something too which will aid
IN the repayment Of the first cnst. The
advan,, gus direct and indirect III, have
accrued and which must ret accrue TO the
country from our widely extended sys-
tenn OF internal Improvements in opening
new avenues to market, in facilitating
trade between dfiere nt sections, in afford.
ing the means OF giving value to resources
which must otherwise have remained uu.
developed and wofthlsss-are far more
commensurate with the ext ence of such
Improvements. If we could abolish our
debts Tomorrow by abolishing at a word
all The great works for which we are in
dented, all over the country, who is there
that would be willing TO dosoi To BIZ
without our rail roads aud canals for the
Ike OF being wi,hnu, debit No, we
could not acc, pt The Conditions. We can
pay our deb's and retain ouriInprovemen,,.
II, indeed, r. pudIa,Ion is TO be the renal
~ which We are TO pay Tor our roads and
SuHAiS "a S'Niy et"pN"so'' tNo'S "p'n
IN The lend is TO be a monument OF nation
al dshonor--a standing symbol Of fraud
then lruly i would be better that W.
hid never contracted such works-psr,
b tier fiat the earth even now should
swallow them up. if with their disappear
ance the shame which they would lypfy
might cease also from existence.
But there need be no occasion 10 speak
a III possibility of reputation. Let the
Nauonel guarantee, like a broad shisld,
cover the whole aggreg,ts Of our State
Indebtedness. With tho abundant means
that might thus BIZ brough, into uss tbs
removal oithe entire amount of our pub
lie debts m ght he effected with 50 much
easa hat no pressure would be ieli by the
operation. |, might even happen that the
very strps which wise policy would d.
rect towards this md, would so enhance
the national prosperity and increase tbs
national wealth, as TO make the process
no, on OF sacrifice, but Of positive b-ne.
it.--Bat. finer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25
PoLlcg INTELLIGENCE.

PoLIcg INTELLIGENCE. = Ga Welnes-
day night, p lieemsn 900, z division,
brought the slarmng news 10 The Man.
son House Of the comet having mode is
oppesronce 10 the ghbouihood OF the
house Of parliament. The Lord Mayor
instantly called meeting Of the alder
men, 10 SEQ what was to be done If tho
fiery monster should come through TEN,
pie Bar. lie proposed sending it to New
gate. Sir Peter Laurie recommended
inviting him TO public dinner. Tho
standing counsel expressed doubt il he
had mouth. Sir Peter said he must
have mouth, as he had a tsil. Counsel
then informed them that as he is one thou.
sand times larger than the earth, there
might be soma difficulty in getting him
into Gulldhall, and they had better let
him star il in the provinces. The police
man is to make a repor, every half minute
70 The Home Office,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25

A Washington correspondent OF the
Unitei States Gazette, twhose veracity
is vouc ei for by the highly respt c,able
ed tr of that paper,) makes these state
ments:
cit is now publicly stated at the De
partments, that inf INIT on has reach, d
here IT III various parts of the country,
that rtaln individuals who have had | c
confidence and privilege Of connsei .
and appointments for some mon'hs past
have be driving thriring business f.,
their omn pirate purses, on a plan il TOT
entirely new, at least startling TO The pub
tic, now il has become known. The plan
is tfur this wise:
A TYLER Mass NJ, e,ng is advertised
TO be held in apopulous town, where, 81.
tough tlele are not half a deg 7y
ieriteS IN tle place, vet a Considerable col.
lection viii gather out Of curiosity, par ic
ularly # i, is Court week, or Races, OF
same other exciting cause is brought tc
It's aid. A violent Tyler speech or two
are made--a preamble and resolutions
filed with iulsome audalion OF III Presi
dent, are passed, and the most ndroi
man ger is despatched 10 Washington
with the proceedings Of The meeting.
Having by this and other sly pans OBJ
tainei the confidence Of he President, -
then commences the money making par
Of the game. to the injury Of the people
and The sacrifice oil the Presidents Popu.
ldrity- if he had any.
Notice is circulated either privately OF
publicly as suits best, that Mr.. has Z
pousrtsa influence at Washington, end
forthwith the cute office.seekers apply n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25
VOLUME ~.
THE MARTINsBURG GAZETTE

Is published every Thursday morning, at TWO
DOLLARS per year, II paid IN odvanee; TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS within the
year. and THREE DOLLARS at the end Of the
year. No paper discontinued until all srresrsges
are paid except at the option OF the publisher.
DYs No subscription will be taken for less period
than ak months.
ApveRrisEaEsTs will be inserted three times at
One Dollar per square Of sixteen lines. and at
Twenty-Five Cents for each subsequent insertion
The number Of insertions must be marked on the
manuscript, or copy Of the advertisement sent, or
IL will be continued until forbid. and charged &C
rardinoly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25

The following lines given by the editor of tn
lnckerbocker, as very beautiful:
HE standeth at the door and knoeketh."
In the silent midnight Watches
List--thy bosom door!
How it knocketh, knockelh, knocketh-
Knocketh eveImnre
Say not lis thy pulse beating:
IT'S thy heart of sin;
IT'S thy Saviour knoeks, and crieth
Rise and let me in =
Death comes down, with reckless f,otslep,
To the hall and hut:
Think you death will tarry knocking,
Where the door is shut;
Jesus waiteih. waiteth waiteth--
But the door is fast:
Grieved, away the Saviour goetb,
Death breaks IN at last.
Then it's time to stand ontreating
CHRIST 10 let thee in;
At he gate of heaven beating,
Wtiins for thy sin:
Nav alas, thou gull creature.
Hast thou then forgot
Jesus waited long Ia know thee,
Now He KNOWS THEE MOT!