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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

Locusrs. The Cna.loltssv,lle, (Va.1
JEFF rsonisn Of Thursday says: The l7th
year Lcusis have made THAR appearances
so this ,icni'y ahd ,hs W obs resound
with their uusic. Tney are no small Try
either; the holes at the roots oil the trees
through which they ascend TO this uppsr
world are rom two and o half TO ihrea
inches IN circumference"
The Loeuats have made thar appear
snco, We ham, in great oumbeis, IN the
surrounding country, making The FOREST
melodious with their notes. y,,chbu1g
Engsnian.
The Locust [sepfendeein c'cndn) has
appeared in the viciaitv OF this city, and
East Of the Blue Ridge, and South OF the
James River. ard other places, ard par
tcuIuriy IN the Oak Groves. in any num-
ber In some sections. indeed, the tme
is Legion--the woods are vocal with their
chsnting--and, as a youthful Informant
assures US, nc could hear them half mile.
We hive Mt yet had the curiosity TO Wis
il THIN 10 their hauuts--but the only spe-
cmen we have seen, (and from the coun.
~ ofCaroiae,) is smslIer than our autum-
nal Locust. IL had the rcd eye and on
one ofiis gossamer wings, II had the letter
w. inscribed in black and on the her
an N.--Richmond Enquirer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
NUMBER &c.

GONE OVER THE FALLs. The uffa-
10 Commercial Advertiser states that on
Friday last. mao went over tn caia.
rae,, on the Canadian side Of the Niagsrc.
He W diving lalr Of horses and had
backed into the liver u get lead OF
sand somewhere nearly opposite Ne.
w Island, when the current bore off the
wagon and horses beyond the control OF
the driver towards the rapids. A person
wto Witnessed the psiilous situation,
made off in canoe 10 intercept them,
but ga,tng alarmed for his own saf ty
had 10 ehsnge bis course and return n
gain. One OF .tae horses ex,rieated
himself from the wagon, and swan in
s,f-ty to ths shore, while his mate and the
driver wpre seen TO plicn from one shoot
TO the other, until they both plunged into
the abyss below.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

We extract the following choice NOR
ceau from the London Punch" period
icaI remarkable for the pungency of its
satlrIcal wit:
The Erial Steam Carriage III is un
derstood that the first line to be- establish
cd is tina. to India, the carriages Leaving
the top of lhe monum-nt, Fish street-hIl /,
every m rnng, and taking FIVE minutes
at the summit o. the Grea; Pyramid Tor
refreshments, and to allow the passeng rs
a shor tine IL stretch their legs. From
this point balloons will be continual y
starting for III" most important Cites oil
The African desert. The carriage IS then
/, proeeed to India; thus (should the
weather be not lnggy) sfording tot the trav-
.llpr delightful coup d'qil of the most
interesting counties oilhe e 81. Tn ar.
gements are 10 every resi ectvery com.
plie. Lori Brugh m is underst cd I
have accepted the flee of patron, being
himself rather Eighty ma ure. The
PROVISIONS will be carried EASILY in thu
conductors wais,co {, as by new inven.
ion the ess nee Of three steep can b.
concentraei INTO a small lozrnge. The
waiting 70 IN for the lsdies at the great
PYRAMID is of the most commodi us kind
the sncien, sepulchral chamb OF King
Cheops be ng fitted up 10 the uri' n,aI
style for 4 at purp Sc. Passengers who
should wished 10 be dropped at any d
the int rmrdIate WINS, may be lowered
by small hand balloons at the usual cab
prices.
N. B. The "Rockei" &c ial steam car
rage will slnrt Oh Monday next for tour
round the com I, proceeding by easy
st-g S along the Milky Way. SIR !.
f1erschel has been engaged as conductor
being the only person who knows the ex-
&C, road.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
General Miscellany.
THE aFFEcTIoNATE LITTLE GIRL.

THE AFFECTiONATE LITTLE GIRL.
~ little child
That lightly draws its breath
And feels its life in every limb
What should il know Of dssthl
Wordsworth.
AT Smyrna, the burial ground OF thu
Armenian Ike that of the Moslem, is re-
moved short distance from tne town, IS
sprnklcd with gr, en- trees, and is favor
tie resort, not only with the bereaved, hut
with those whose feelings are not thus
dnrkly overcast. met there one NOR
ming little girl with half playful coun-
tenaucr, busy blue eye, and sunny locks,
bearing in on. hand small cup 1T china,
and IN he Other wreath If flesh q W
ers. feeling very natural curiosity to
know " hat she could d. with these bright
things in place tnst seemed t. pa't@ke
OF snuness, watched her light motons.
Reaching a re,ired grave covered with a
pl in marble slab, she emp.ied the seed
which It app srt tn cup contained J.
inlo lh- slight cavitlts which had been
scouped out IN the corners oil the level ta-
blet, aud LAID the wre,the on its pure lace.
And whyl' inquired my sweet girl
do you put The seed in those lttle bowls
therer
1T is to bring the birds here she re-
piled, with half wonderful look: 'they
will light on this tee, pointing to the cy.
pr ess above, when they have eaten the
seed and sing
TO whom do they sing1 | asked, to
you or to each otherp
% no, she quickly replied, 80 my SIS
ter: thar sleeps here
But your sister is dradl'
o yes, sir, but she hears all the blrd'
sing
"Well, If she does hear the birds sing
she cam tsee that wreati oil flowers
But SHE knows | put it there; | told
her before they took her away from oul
home, | would come and see her ever,
morning..
You mus, have loved that sister very
much continued, but you will neye
talk with her any more, never see hsra
gain
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

Yes SIR she rtplied With a bnghtrnet
look, I shall see her always in Heaven.
But she has gone there already,
trust
No, she stops under this tree. I'LL thel
bring me here, and then we are going Il
Heav, together
But she is gone already, my child
YOU will meet her ,here, hope, but CT
family she has gone and lei, you 10 come
afterwards
She cast to me look OF enquirine dis
appointment and her eyes began to FL
with tears.
o yes, sweet child, Re it so.
That near the cypiesa tree.
Thy sister sees those eyes o'erhow,
And fondly waits for thee.
That still she hears the young birds sing,
And the cbaplet wave
Which every morn thy light bands bring
To dress her early grave.
And in brighter, purer sphere,
Beyond the sunless tomb,
These virtues that have charmed US here,
In fadeless life shall bloom.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 10. Is43.

! Prince bert raised his hat several tunes
| Ii was expected she would have passed
down the path. but pointing with her bite
hand 10 the lrit, an .querry rode forward
the line was broken. and he party troi
ted over the grass much to the disspponi
ment of the spectators below US. As they
gr.vely walked over The grass, looked
after tnem, and thought how much happi-
er and merrier party would have been
they had not been so exalted in station
Alas how sad thing is royalty. What
on infatuaton 10 place one of our kind
inheritng all our passions, and affections,
and fralili S. upon n pedestal VIII re they
must live the part and enact the scenes
which are exp, c,' Of them, whatever
the dstaste, the JOY. or the sorrow they
may feel.
Domestic life is bu, show thy must
live in public ay, Ike as II pl' asses The
public, or they are rud..Iy Torn down from
their high places, and gwen TO NO and
d, alh, or Punishment. As the royal
ch,ldfen were also 10 he driven out, we
fingered with the rest 10 see them; for II
royal DaDy was new sigbt 10 me.
barouche, with four orses AMI outfiders,
came from tn gate, all the nurses being
singultily mo,ilrd VITA white spots. Up
on the back seats re two dies AMI the
ildren. His Royal Highnsss, Albert,
Prime of Walls, sat in lis nurses lap /;
his little bright ewes peefing aboNt tn
drlght thai &c WAS TO b. taken ride. -
| His nurse held him up TO the alteration Of
his future subjects and he held up his
hend as if he tried to look the Prince. -
| He wore a straw hit, the broad brim
turned upn font, with band OF back
Grape. TIL. Plinc,ss Royal seemed ht
game Of fstirufis, rs If fighting with her
nurse for the paraspl. Fle, what naugh-
ty Princess! Her frock was a white
cambria, with broad silk sash and on
her august head she wore q bonnet of
white drawn silk. Upon the front set
rode the dowager Lady Lntleton, h. ad
nurse. As the children take precedence
of this stately, rch-alt red lady, she sits in
front. A stout, hale old fellow near me
seemed charmed with the pugnacity Of
her royal highness Adelaide Louisa Vic
tora: and he swore she was a true child
of John Bull. The prople around all
seemed charmed with th,ir ltlle masters
and tier beloved Queen.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

THE u. S, SCHOONER Cramps.
New York Am rican Of Friday afternoon
savs-We copied, day or two ago, u
p ragr,rh from Tire Albany Evening
Journal, in which il was stated that lot.
ters had been received from Lii ut. Gan
sevoort. announcing that the Grampns
had sailed on distant cruise, with secret
orders, and would not therefore be heard
from for some time. We greet to learn,
however, that this Information is inaccu.
rate.
The Grampus sailed from Charleston
early in March, with orders from Cam.
Stewart, comman ling tho Home Squad.
ron. to which she was attached. to cruise
between Cape ST. Johns aud Cape Halter.
as, until her provis ons were exhausted.
and then pu, into Norfolk. As no ,idings
have been received OF her having been
spoken, and as her provisions must have
been exhausted long since, there is tao
much reason to fear that the vessel is lost,
and ,ha, her officers and crew have found
a sailors grave, in tho deep of the oc' an.
The Madisonan fully confirms oil the
statements contained in the above.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

Fancy Letter of al sizes, together with great
variety of Combination Borders. Flowers, Cuts
and Ornaments, Printing Ink of ell quslilles ana
coot.; Smith, Washington and Power fre'ses
Cases; Stands; Galleys; Brass Rule plaza a"o
waved: Composing Sucks, &C.. furnished also at
greatly reduced rates:
A Specimen B ,ok may be had on application at
the Foundry. or il can be forwarded to those Al
distance requiring IL, b, mail at small expense
STEREOTYPE WORK done on terms as favor
able as at any other establishment in this country
Orders will meet with prompt attention. ana any
information given in relation to making IN news
paper Office, when addressed to +. LUCAS, Jr.
May 25, is43. Proprietor,
y-Printers Of newspapers who publish the a.
bove advertisement before the ist Of July to the a.
/ mount of So will be allowed the amount from
their bali, when purchasing to the amount OF ten
dollars Of articles manufactured the foundry, and
send copy Of the paper in which il is inserted to
| the proprietor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

DEATH OF AN OLp SERvANT.--The
Washington Capitol Of tars mo mug;
saws:
"Gehersl Washington's colored SER
want Cary, was buried on Sunday last.
from Greenleafs Point, and followed TO
The grave by a large number Of blacks.
He was we understand, at tn time OF his
d aih LID years old, and was CIR q mum
b OF years ostler to General Washing.
ton, whom he served at the Delawar,.,
and at the battles If Brandy vine and
Trenton. Old Cary was known aud res
pected by every citizen Of this place he
loved thu mem ry OF his patriotic master,
and rs an humb. mark Of respect. on his
birth day, and in fact, every military pa
rade, Wore an old shad. bsIied uniform
cnat, and three rnered hat with a
huge cockade, which he s,il Washington
gave him. Ga these occasions the boys
used t. c. H. ct around him. bun his veneer
able app arance disarmed them OF oil
thoughts Of mischief, IN he was always
allowed the houorablr privilege OF heb
bling 10 the r.ar Of the miltsry, under
whose protection be g nefally placed him.
self
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

LoNGEvirY.-LA Sonora Marin d. la
Cruz Caryallo, was born al San Ria !
de las Gandss, Canton OF Guanare, pro
vince of Barina IN Venezul. She was
born in the year 1899, was cn6rmed by
the Arch B sop Riacon at tn age of l6;
she has n yer been MARI, d. nor never
hal child; her hatr TUNED cntir'lf
gray, snj nj the age Of 1913 returned 10
its original color, black, commencing at
tie a k of tn neck to the loreh' bot
II is nov turning grey again.
Sh lost htr sight entirely bt lie age oi
lis. and recovered it naturally al the age
OF l3S, IN such msnner that she can
thread a common needle she is a. pres
ent ltlle d af. Her pr ncipal occupo-
ton is splon ng and sewing. Up 10 The
3lst January ls43, she was stil' alive -
From Ell Vcnezoiano, Caracas, 26h April,
l643.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
Ex.PRrsrprsr I,oyEa, Advices fri

Ex-PREsIDENr BoyER, Adylces from
Jamaica states that EXPIRES d mt Boyer,
While enjoying the god thiogs Of life a,
Kingston, (where he has oern entertain
log the INGREDIENTS and principal Gil gems
with sumptuous dinners, or, as the Kings
ton papers cali them. 'secoad breakfasts.
was suddenly alarmed on the I'd INST. By
a demand from the Ilnyiien Governmpsl
upon tie Governor Of Jamaica TO deliver
him up 10 tn former to b. haneedl THE
iiemand 10 rialculed by the Kings,oa peo
pie, who declare that il she'll never b.
complied WITH Pail Tay.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
VOLUME ~.
THE MARTINsBURG GAZETTE

/. published every Thursdsy morning, at TWO
DOLLARS peryrar, II paid ~ advanee; TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS within the
wear. AID THREE DOLLARS At the end Of the
wear. NJ paper discontinued until all arrearsges
are paiI except at the option Of the publisher.
Uy No subscription will be taken for less period
than six months
ApvgRrisEaEsrs will he inserted three times a,
One D,iiar per square of sixteen lines and at
Twenty-Five Ceets for each subsequent Insertion
The number Of insertions must he marked on the
manuscript, or copy OF the advertisement sent, or
il will he continued until forbid and charged ac-
cprdiney
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
Fancy Goods.

NA7E respectfully invite the attention of the La,
w dies TO our very beautiful assortment o!
Bslrarine Lawns. French printed Lawns; Mou.se-
Isips, de Lame; French Bombszns; Lace Mus
Inns; Imperial Robes; Ginghams; CalIcoesi Flo
renee Bead Bonne,s; French Lace ana She'i Al
hsr, Bonns,.: artificial Flowers and Ribbons; Par
s.ols, Swiss. Jackone,, Null, Book and Cambria
.sauslins: sur. Kid, Mohair, Silk e. Cotton Glove.
sa,k, lvorstsd. Cashmere and cotton Hose; hs d
and plain Silks; black and cold Italian Grapes
Ladies' Crsvsts; linen cambria Handkstehieis
I,sces and EdgingG black Love Hdkfs and Veils
ss.. &c. all Of which we will cell chesP.
NsVls J. W. 4 3. n BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

There is certainly some dramatic in
terest in the following scene, which WI
are Id was actually exhibited shorl
time since in room in the CITY Hall.
Present, the Mayor.
Enter Alderman Emmons.
.4bisrman-Mr. Mayor, allow me to in
lroduce my trend, Mr., as an appl
cam fur the berth If ws,chmnn.
Mayor How do you do Mr..
.4hderman-Your Honor is acqualnt, 3
with my trend.
.Mayor-Yes sir, had The honor, Will
was Recorder, of sen ing him twice t,
TIE Prni.entlary.
Whether his Honor had the honor o
oblisiug the worthy Ahierman's friend b,
giving MIN the "berIh," or whether time
was taken to consult the feeling OF tn.
"demo cracy,"is moe than We can say
with much s'fety, as we don't know
N. Y. Courier.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
SPARE HE BIRDS

SPARE HE BIRDS.
by G. w BErHusE, D. q.
Spare the gentle bird,
Nor do the wal bier harm,
In the green woods is h-sri
Its sweet ard happy song;
Its Sung 40 clear and glad,
Each listeners heart has stirred,
And none, however sad,
But blessed that happy bird.
And when at early day,
The farmer trod the dew,
Il met him on the way
With welcome bilhs and true;
So, when, at weary eve,
He homewsrd wends again,
Full sorely wopld he grieve
To miss the well-loved strain.
The mother, who had kept
Watch DER her wskeful child,
Smiled as the baby slept.
Soolbed by its wood notes wild;
And gladly had she flung
The easement open free,
A the dear warbler sung
From the household tiee.
The sick man on his bed
forgets his WEAKNESS.
And turns hi, feeble head
To lat It's songs. that bless
His spirit, like stream
OF mercy from on high,
Or music in the dream
That seals the prophets eye.
o! laugh not At my words,
To warm your childhood's hour.
Cherish IN. gentle birds,
Cherish the fragile flowers;
For since man was bereft
OF Paradise in tears.
God those sweet thin hath left
To ch"er our ry. and ears.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

ALIEN SOLDIERS. The Supreme Court
OF the State of New York. at its rec nj
term, decided that the enlistment OF an
alien in the army Of the U. s. is not ille-
gal; aud canno, or tn ground OF ulienagc
be set aside. The game decision was
made, some little time ago, by tbs Court
OF Appeals in Virgins.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
RICHMOND. June 6.


Lest Sunday, the Methodist Centenary
Church. on Shoekoe Ildt, commenced in
1899, was dedicated to Religious Wor.
ship. The ssrmon was preached to a
great crowd BY the Rev. Mr.. Wadsworih
al eteIsburg. and tie dedeatory prayer
off red up BY the Rev. Mr.. Kennedy Of
Ph'ladeli hia. The services are repre-
ut d to have b, en- very solemn. THIS
fioe building, SO imposing IN its xierior,
aud 81 chasie, elegant, and commod Gus
~ rs internal arrangements, will for Tins
ear, he under the pastorshp ofthe R,y.
DR.. Waller. The old Methodist Church
on Shockor H Il has been appropriated
to the U.s.. OF the German Lu,herans, IN.
der toe R,v. Mr.. Rally.
A subscrltio as been raised for the
cons,ruclion fanew Episcopal Church
on The nn- Corn lot near the CspI'ol
Square, OPP site thu Washington Tavern.
We lrsrn Ina, Il will be commenced al
once, and that the Bu,Idinp Committee
have adopted lor their mudel s.. Luke's
Chufch in Pm adeiphia, which IS SID to
BIZ oae OF the b mis- mesi spt cimens Of the
u tecian Order in that beeuuiul city.
ST James Church, IN this city, which
was left ior a long time 10 an mPtrf CT
coodlIon, has at = ugta been flushed off
with neat simp city.
We uueers and, that the Rev. Dr.. Plu-
mer's Presbyterian Congfegat on being
crowded TO OVERLOOKING, II is pfoposed TO
rect new church on Shoekoe HILL. 10 be
placed under the clie of a new Pastor.
The Utitcd Pr shy Iensn Church, who
have los, the services OF the Rev. Mr.
Pollock, on sccopnl Of his infirn heath,
have invited The Rev. Mr.. Styles If Yer
sal les, Ky TO TIA" their vacant pulpit.
We heard hin, On Sunday, pronounce
discourse, logical, strong and impressive,
md fully tqua' to the reputation which
preceded am. We hope tn / the con
gregalion will succeed in engaging lis
powerful aid, and that he viii become
''one OF u.s." Verify, the good work"
| hourishe,h in our city
Our streets are again filled with str,n-
gers, who have come TO the Baptist Gen
raj ASS ,ciation that convened on Satur
day, and will propably adjourn to night
Several distinguished Preachers, OF this
and other States, have delivered able
dis curses. On Sunday, several Of the
Churches wrrr throwB oPen or their use.
The Virginia B.ptis, Bible Society met
on Friday morning, ana The Foreign MIS-
sion Socr ty on Friiay afternoon. The
Education Society met yesterday mora
ing. We learn, that an inie esling cefe-
mony will take fla this mrrnng, at j
o'clock, NJ The First Baptist Church. Mr
Turner, If the Stounton INSTITUTION for
thu d at md Dumb, will appear tefore
the Congregstinn--a discourse, writen
by hun, will BIZ read by ih- Rev. Mr..
Magoon, and Mr.. Turner VII repeat the
same in the manual language Enquirer
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
CAMP FREDER,cK.--Almost evt

CAMP FREDERtcK.--Aimost ever
hing To- omotivr is put aaog by Camp
FIR rick. The notes Of prep ,rstlon OF
tn military companies, tie tn on.iug OF
those who are curious t. see what is to
be- en- and the rivalry among the 'g't-
ters Of g in in turning the occasion to u
profitable account, psodure a SEEN OF
tormo MT often witnessed F ederick.
The FLYING artillery und r command OF
NJ ,jor Rin,golj, came into town on Mon
day evening, accompan,'d by an escort
sent out to meet them. The sire, is we're
jsmmed with spectators to witness .heir
arrival. The perfect novelty of such a
company here is enough to attract a,ten
ton to say nothing Of the corps, under the
command Of Maj Rioggold. Their
movem nts on the field, as regards celeri-
~ and precision, ara said to be such as
almost {, sagger the belief Of those who
have not seen them. Every person with
in reasonable distance should take nd
vantage Of the tesent opportunity to see
this comptny as we'll as the numerous
other companies in the camp. A like or
portunliy will not soon BIZ presented again.
Tuesday evening there were twelve
Companies 10 Camp. Fred. Eram.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
New Goods

TNHE subscriber would respectfully announce to
Il his customers sad the public generally that
Of NEW GOODS which he is selling at very re-
duced prices Persons wanting bargains would do
we'll to call before making their purchases as he is
determined TO sell his goods low for cash or to
punctual customers on a short credit
J. VAN DOREN, Jr.
May IL, i843.
N. b. All kinds of country produce taken In OK.
change for goods at cash prices. J. d.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

SuIcIDE.-A respectable young man
named GEORGE X. WALL, residing in
Norh Howard street. committed suicide
on Friday night BY taking quantity of
lau lanun. Disappointment in love is
said TO have been the cause OF this rash
act.-Bdhimore American.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
To PRINI'ERS.

REDUCTION IN TIE PRICES OF TYPE,
Presses, &c, 1T the Baltimore Type
and Stereotype Foundry.
nNHE proprietor OF TINS established foundry
Il has on hand, and is constantly manufacturing
Type, Flowers, Borders, and is always prepared Ia
furnish every article used in Book, Newspaper and
Job Offices with rromptness and fidelity The
r-gula, founts Of Printing TYPE, from Peal Ia
Canon, are Of the approved face, in great va
ri-ty, and sckno~ lodged by those Who have used
them 10 he equal ia poin, Of finish and durability
TO any waautaclured 10 the United States, and be.
ing derermined TO sell on the lowest possible
terms he has made the folio wing great reduction
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

The Governor of Alab ana has APRON.
ted the third Friday 10 June as d'y Of
fasting. humiliation and prayer Tint the
81 tate AMI Union may be relieved from
their pecuniary embarrassnents.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
SUMMER GOODS.

WE have now on hands, beautiful assortment
w pf Summer Goads, consisting in part Of
French Lawns of variety of patterns and
prices;
Balzarines, Moasselaines de Lame;
French and American Chiniz;
Parisienne, "a style of goods entirely new;)
French and American Prints;
French Ruffling Dmit,;
White and eolored Ta-l;on Muslin;
Lace Muffin and Tsrlton Nett;
Together with large stock OF Hosiery, Para
soils, Sun Shades. &c. &c.
For sale remarkably cheap. by
6. & e. w DOLL.
Nav 25 1913