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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-16

A NATIONAL DANK.--Thc New York
Commercial Advertiser thinks that some.
thing is necessary 10 establish confidence
in the country, aud suggests that tho sys-
TEN tested by experiences is the only one
that will do this. 1t notes the bundance
Of money-which yet affords no relief. -
Capitalists are investing their money in
secure stocks, but the Commercial thinks
this no evidence Of Improvement in bust
ness. Discounts are now obtained at 5
per cent per annum, and further decline
Is anticipated, as heavy shipments Of spe.
Gle are still exported from Europe. But
from all this no Improvement in business
generally is anticipated, because OF
want Of confidence. As for the remedy
Of National Bank, its success is not
so probable as MlIler's confa9raton.-
And though we do not desponG as much
as he Commercial appear to DO in the alb
sence Of this remedy, yet we hope for
no early return Of good times" without
it,-Rich. Comp.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-16

o. The resolutions submitted several days
ago. by the committee appointed by the Maryland
House of Delegates, directing the State Attorney
to proceed in action against the Farmers and
Millers' Bank Of Hagers,own, have been passed,
and rnt TO the Senate.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-16

RELIEF MEASURES learn that
the Farmers Of Virginia have taken a
new impulse the present season, in plant.
ing as much ground as they can possibly
tend, and making manure and putting II
on the same, and are consulting with each
other as TO the best mode of improving
their lands, increasing their crops, &c.
Industry aud Economy are the words. -
Our neighbors have adopted relief meas
ures that will certainly be efficient and
permanent. Raleigh Standard.
I'VE trust and believe, that the informa-
ton of the Standard is correct. Our
Farmers, by the active prosecution of so
prudent and wise determination, will
soon place old Virginia as she was before
the money war.--Rich. Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-16

Paragraphs have appeared in some
journals iEtlmating that one member Of the
Court of Inquiry lin the case ofthe Som
ersl dissented from the judgment OF the
two others in generating Commander
Mckenzie. We are enabled to rectlfy
this error by saying that the exoneration
pronounced by the Court OF Inquiry was
unanimous and unquali6ed.-N. Y. Com.
Adrer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-16
THE APpORrlONMEN I ELL.

The House Of Delegates on Friday last, passed
The apporionmsnt bill. by vote of 76 10 81 we
published list of the Districts when the OIL was
FIRST brought before the House of Delegates Out
many of ,hom have cen changed, and as the bill
has yet to Re acted on by the Senate, we shai' dc
fer publishing them again, till the subject IS o's-
posed Of by the Legislature.
The following will. in all probability, be the al
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-16
WESTERN TRAVEL.

By an arrangement, between the Railroad Com
pany and the Western Stage lines. from Cnmber-
land. passengers are conveyed between Baltimore
and Wheeling and Pittsburg for $40. The fare
from Baltimore to Cumberland is s7l2B.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-16

The following statistics of the Methc,.
dist Episcopal Church have been taken by
a correspondent from minutes of the sew
eral Conferences just published for lsia :
Annual Conferences 81
Travelling Preachers 4,244
Local Preachers 1854
Church members (communicants)
l,OO8.9O
Net increase in 1912 of Church
Members, (aiter deductingt tho
dead, the Withdrawn, and the
expelled,) 100,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29
He MAR X L I s.
OFFICE OF HE BALTIMORE American,
I..,an 0E IgA2

OFFICE OF The DALIlhhkh ffhtttt1NNy
June %. 1913.
CsrrLr.-There were $40 bead of Beet Cattle
i, flefea for sale AT the Scales this morning and
$40 Sold We quote the extremes OF prices paid
at 81 rs to So per 100 lbs. the boot as IN quail
ity, which is equal 10 50 30 IS "a net The
sales we're however principally at intermediate
rates About sixty bead remain unsold
FLou. The market for Howard street Flour
has been In very unsettled state for several days
past GA Saturday a sale of 500 barrels good
standard brands was nude at 1915. sale was
made this morning Of parcel of the same descrp'
ton, but not so recently manufactured at 90 ~ i,
and we note also two other sales to-day OF tIe III
ground parees, one at s. so and the other at s.
G25 Holders are generally asking s. rs f3i
fresh lots and IS so for old. We are unable TO
name a definite receipt price
GRAIN. --Whca, has father advanced. On
Saturday lot OF SOC 6ushel, Psnua rel was sold
at ll8 cts To-day several parcels OF good to
prime Pernsy yania reds we're sold at 10 sl22
cts Several small parcels Of Md. reds we're sold
TODAY at 80 a l6 cts. according % quality.
CoRx.--Sslrs to-day Of Md. Corn at > cts. Tor
yellow, and 50 cts for white. Srvcral thousand
bushels Penna. yellow Com were sold on Saturday
and to-day at Sd cts. We quote Md. Oats at 70
n q cts. in quality
WHtsKRY Prices have declined still iurther
Sales Of htds TO- day at % cts. snd bbls at2l cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29
Nafslsaases. (zOfklasN,

which they can say are cheap goods, we'll made
and warranted to wear we'll They name only a
portion Of the assortment just received, such as
Summer Goats; Vests; Pants; Roundabouts;
Shirts; Drawers, BosOns;
A fine supply Of Gentlemens Scaris, warranted
cheap and fine;
SusDenders; Neck Hdk'ls;
HAS of the latest style, actually cheapi
Socks-Caps;
Umbrellas, at rs cents worth l,25i
Segars- Tobacco;
Blackening- Matches;
Also fruits OF all kind;
Essences Of Bergamof, Cinnamon, Lemon, and
Peppermint
Candles Balsam OF lifs;
Shaving Brushes and Soap;
Eazors aud Stropi
And fjr the ladies' also, fne stock Of
Jewelty; Fancy Goods, &c.
We msatinn only small portion OF the goods
but il you viii have the kindness and call before
purchasing elsewhere, you will hnd 1t to your own
advantage, as we sell, actually, nearly at cost
Price Don't forget the store, it is in the house
Of Me- Adam Young, nearly opposite Mr., boak S
tavern.
n b. They have on hand fine supply OF Sc
sars, which they offer by the boz, hundred or
thousand.
june 80, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29
The Flour Will E.os,

Cosisining about twraiy tour and one i1l'u'
acres. and Described BY usies aud htspnGs, 70 The
Deed Of Faulkner and Pendleton 60 Cromwell AMI
Sxattz--exerpt $, much thereof ~ ulay h EN-
braced within ,he second BE-, as folioes. %,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

The RI Rev Dr. WHrLAN, Bishop Of Rich
mond. will administer the Sacrament nl Cnrht-
nation in the Calholc Church, Mt Haroer's Ferry.
on Sunday, July ID IN Marin-burg onrhe 9'h; and
in Bath on The l6jh 1t will be necessary for
those who are are preparing for their hfst Com
munton and Confirmation, to attend at their res
pectve Churches on the two days previous In o.
der 10 receive the requisite instructions, and 10
make shor, preparatory Spiritual Retreat lh"
ceremony will commence IN each e the above
place. on The appointed day. at 10 o'clock A NJ
June 30. 1873
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29
NAIlRo
KarnerS. EcrEN PreSLnttrian ChNrch.

HHPeTS- FtFTy FFeSDyItFtuH tHUTtH'
u The Ladies' of the above Church and Consre-
ssuon expect 20 hold an exhibition aud sale
OF USEFUL AND FANCY ARTICLES.
at Harper. Ferry, during the first week IN July
about the 81 or ifh p,oximo; at which place, Also
there Will be all kind of Refreshments which The
season will afford The proceeds 10 be extended in
aid Of said Church The friend, OF the Church in
the surrounding towns and giciuily ssctionatc'
Is solicited render their aid on aud for, that
casion. The Church needs cooperation. Ary
articles or other donations for the purpose may be
left at Mrs. a. c. Stepheasons, Harpers Ferry
Inne. Is. 1913
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

.lRGlNIA:- Bel.eley connl, coat., lune ,erm,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29
Harvest Groceries.

a OAF. Lump and Brown Sugars; Rio, java,
D 4 and Laguayra Coffee;
~ O. and Sugar House Moasses;
Gunpowdar Imperial & Young Hyson Teas;
Rice; Chocolate; Pepper; Al.pice;
Ginger; Nutmegs; cinnumor; Tobacco;
Ciga,s; &. A. and Fine Sal;
No. Hcrrings; Shad sc. &c.
With choice lot Of fine old Liquors.
Madeira Port, Lisbon, Brown g. Pale Sherry
and Malaga Wines;
G gnae BrandyS jam. Spirits: Holland Gin;
N. T. Rum; 4th proof Rye whiskey, years
cid; common whi~key.
All Of which we will sell cheap.
June 90 j. ". e. b. II BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29
REiss Julia ANN logan

ESPEC FULLY announces to the Ladies OF
Ia Mariinsbure and vicinity, Tint she has open
cd new MILLINER Establishment in
the frame house at the south end OF the stone
badge on Queen street, where she will conduct thf
above business ia ali its various branches. and IN
tho most and fashionable manner. She viii
constantly receive the latest fashions from Phih-
delphia and New York. This IN connection win
resting her claims upon her experience, and being
dis posed TO make her prizes suit the times, she
hopes will not be overlooked by generous public
Young Ladies' will be taken to learn the BUSH
ness.
June 90. 1913
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29
II cIfANcFKY.


spas Tia,l.o rse.wpi 81 ,gas F'oa'ls 1fesa
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

VlRGtNtA;--la the Circuit superior Court ct
Law aud Chaneery, for Berkeley County
John MeCieery & wife, Sc. P'lGs
against
Joseph Showater's admits and heirs arts.
IN CHANCEHY.
Commissioners Office, Nartias5rrg, I
June 8th 1913. !
NOTICE The parties to the ahoye Suit viii
~ please 10 takc notice thai | will attend,
At my Office. in Mirlinsburg, on Saturday, the 1T
Hay OF July uext, tor the puTPnse OF proceeding 10
make NJ report ia the above case. at which Time
and place ,hey are hereby required TO attend, and
produce before me all such evidence ard vouct crs
~ will snahle me 10 settle tho administration ac-
conat4 Of Joseph Showai'er, dec. and also the
accounts Of the heirs Of the said deceased, with
the Administrators.
SEAMAN GARARD Coa.'r.
luna l4-4w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

A QrARrErrE PARrY.--A family by
the name Of Morgan, res ding IN tie coun-
~ of Roeki6nd, was made Dc cldedly mu-
steal, some time since, by The advent OF
A children n. birth, all of them thump.
inr bows, and born within one hour. At
the latest advices the mother was do
ing well, and 50 far recovered es 20 be
present at the christening Of the lttle IN
nocenls, whom she named alter he eXcia.
nations oftbe physician, as he passed
them over to the nurse, thus: 'Wonder.
full! Admirable! Remarkable Strange!!!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

In Shepheraslown, by the Rev Mr., Hargrave,
Nj. AMOS YeUNG, Of ilagcrstown, Md to Mss
ENVY lIENBY, OF the former place.
On Tuesday the 18Th inst AZ Wil'iamsPor, va
hv the Rev. Mr. Start,msn Mr. EnwAEp R"5'
ears. 20 Miss AMELIA SEIBENr, daughter oi NJ
Michael Sebert. al Of tlis county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

I'm Indian's "Fird impression" Of FIR
mieyy.-A solder, who served in the
Florida war, relates the fol owing anccdote:
During short detour OF Guty, he was
brought in connection with some OF the
remnant Of the Creek tribe of Indians,
which sangnnary and treacherous race
it will be remembered, were almost ami
hilaled by Gen. Jackson. Converslng
with an old warrior, he asked him what
he thought of Gen. Jackson. "UghF
was the reply, ''be bad-yery bad-he
shoot BIG WAGONS at us!'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

cprrLTY no HoRsEs.-There IS enough
tbat i rsyolt;ne 10 the treatment OF lnif-
,,or animals which the laws OF nature
,eod.r necessary, without uselrssly END
] anrooly adding to It. To ste man ex.
srci.ipe Ill lis physical strength IN be ~
inc horse Tor some slight wrsng is well
calcalatfd to raise question as to VIII Oh
is the inferior animal, the asssllant or hrs
victim. We saw wagner in Market II.
one day lat week belaborirg lis vince
horse, noble looking brute, with such
violence tina, he stopped the team and
gave the wagon a retrograde movement
in his efforts to eyads the blows. There
are, we think, some legal penalties FIR
such cruelty, and those who are IN The
hsbi, Of venting their wrath n their horses
will do well to remember it.-Ffed. Er
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29
Trust sale.

FpY virtue OF Deed of Trust from David Riser,
I'D Tor rA- benefit ot Allen {, Hammond duly
recorded in he County Court of Berkeley, the I'M
der.i gued, trustee, will sell at public auction to
the highest bidIer, for cash, at Hedgesvllle, on
Saiurdqy, The l2h dug Of August neat,
all that lot or parcel OF land with its aPPurtenan
ces. situate near FIemiug's Ferry, ON the public
road leading from thenrc 10 Littlc Georgetown
adjoining the lands of Seibert and Others, contain
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29
One FCre.

rhore are on said Lot, good log Dwelling
House, Cooper shop and Stable.
JAS NJ. NEW KIRK, Trastee
June %. I8i3-7w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

The Marriage Question is, at least set
tied in Dutch, as we learn by tie Albany
Daily Advertiser that the Synod Of ihe
Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, on
Wednesday, decided by vote of AZ to
% that marriage with Il deceased wiie's
sister is permissible.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29
NEW VOLUME OF
GODEy's LADY'S BOOK,

To commence ,s,th july, ls43. Origi-
nal Paintings by the first Masters Of The
Art Original Designs Original MAJ.
tcr.
IA Offer as follows:-i cory Lady's Book
w aud | copy Of Godey's Cente-ioble o'ns.
ment, containing 10 e,egant mezzotint and steel
Eueravlngs for -
copies Lsdy's Book and , copies Of Cooley 5
Comfortable Ornament, containing ID elegant
mez1utint and sicei Ensravines. for s.
copies Lady's Book and 3 do. do. do 10
o do. do. do. do. do Is
II do. do. 5 do. do. do. 20
% do do. 10 do. do. do 40
The Cenue table Ofnrmont is the fret of the
Kind that has ever originated in this cnuaty, and
Of course came from the iice n the Lady Book,
from whrnee all other designs and ideas are cop
led.
We have now in hand tea original Paintings,
by the most celebrated artists Of the day.
Addres. l.. 4. Cooley.
Publishers fall, Philadelphia.
June % 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

A [EuMBUG EXPLORED. Lest tall, we
believe, a paragraph went Tho rtunds Of
In e papers--our's inclue ed--in Whit i
as stated, that If bottle we're placed
mouth downwards, over an aspaF agis
stalk. in Title while Il e bottle would be.
come filed with a large expanded nead
Of this vegetable, as delicate and paiat ~
as the tendtrest grown in beds. ae
statement WAS we'll calculated 10 e&c,'e
the curiosity Of horicnltuusts, ana lne
lovers OF good veg tables led theif iol,e'oS
upon the delicious head OF asparagus winch
they were 10 parake Of the present season
The season has come-ihe gardeners have
tested the bottle experiment 10 various
mod, AMI he plan he's proved TO be an
.,,,;,;,,a,od humbng. Webad the amuse-
.,,an, &c sae;no two bottles that had been
ou, over asparagus stalks broken 10 plec' $
I, G.w DAYS since. One Of them, black
hone " WAS exposed to the sun the Other
.sas bnred under the earth. The vege-
,abls from the outside had the appearance
nfJittle green snakes. When taken from
tho bottle, il caused roar Of laughter
from the purity VI BeuICHltH WI" WIZ
present to sec the great bottle SHAPED,
whit, and delicate asparagus. Such
specimen Of sringy, hard and lnsipld vege-
station they had not seen for many a day
Soon after the stalk passed the neck
oil the bottle, il branched off into many
little shoots, which on reaching the top
curlcd up into snaky looking bunch,
leaving good part of tho bottle empty.
The product in the bottles was the same,
excep, that the specimen under ground
was shade less green than the etner.
There have been mnny experiments maize
here bouts Of this unique humbng, One
gentleman placed SIX bottles in his aspara-
gus b. ds, which he watched tended with
n motlef's fondness; but was doomed 10
have all his warm expectations bIghted
by the monstrous product delivered by
each of the bottles. The hoax is an iage-
NOUS one; and we are sure have deceived
many. 1t has caused no little fun among
us. -RichmonM Compiler.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29
A SPINNER WANTED.

NONSTANT employment win be given by the
Y subscriber to good hand that can spin. and
attend 70 the eaidng at the Alpine Factory Nor
gan county, Va. INN,
Juno %. I843.--3t.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

The Thraldom Of HE Porter Pot Car
y lie, in his "post aud Present." has this
significant paragraph:
But truly, as wo have meanwhile to
remark, the liberty Of not beng Cypress
Cd by yolr (ellow-man is an Indlspensa.
BILE, yet one Of the most insignificant frac-
tional parts Of human liberty. No man
expresses thee, can bid thee fitch or car
~, come or 90, without reason shown. -
True, from all men thou ait emanc,pated;
bat from Thyself and from the Dew -
No men, wiser or unwser, can make
thee come or 90; but thy own utilities, he.
W,ldcrmeuts, Thy false appel les for Mo-
ney, Windsor Georges, and such Ikr?-
No man Expresses thee, 0 free and Inde.
pendtu, F;anchiser; but d rs not Ibis stu.
nd Port.t-pot opfrsss lheel No so1 OF
Adam can d thee come or 20; but ,hIs
noSn'd PIT Of Heavy Vet, this ca1 and
does! Thou AIT the thrall not Of Cedric
The Saxon, hut Of thy own brutal eppe-
ms, and his secured dish Of liquor
ANA thou plates, of thy 'hbertyp Thou
entire blockhead"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29
TAKE NOTICE.
a1eO TOE.
REMOVED.

ATOTICE is hereby given thar the Post Once
~ hs. been removed to the rom fntmefis &c
eupied by D. C. Burns,as a shsiins Ofice.a join.
ing the store Of the subscriber,
All persons Who attend 81 send for letters aad
papers. will please be provided with the money,
AZ he laws authorize credit.
]. II. LINENS. Pm.
Line oo-lT-3R
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29
The Oil will F.oe.

The bouals Il which are SET forth 10 the Ba-d ~
Faulkner and pendletnn to Cromwell and Swattz,
eouiaining about twenty-five and half acres
The rropettv will be sold subject 70 the unes
SIGNED lower Of Mrs. jnia Stei.ten.
Trans; One ialf Of the rnrchsse MONEY il hand;
the balance 10 Twelve months, wuh intets.t the
deferred payments. the pntchassrs executing .rusI
deeds 10 secure The deferred payments
HARRISON WAITE, 7,.,,,,.,.
Gil y. STEWART,
June O. 1873. l5--6v
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

On Thursday last, GFoRGE u, infant son OF
Hugh and Ceth,iue NJ kee, Of this place in the
third year of his age,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29
FRESH groceries.

a FRESH supply Of Groceries, Just received,
"a via: Rio COFFEE, Brazil do New Orleans
Sugar, do. Mola.ses; Cheese; Brazil Suga,; Wa
'er, Soda. Sugar and Better Crackers; Ground
Ginger; Poland S{aIch; Shot OF all sorts and ST.
yes; Lump Tobacco, Smoking do; Shaving Soap,
vnriecated do. Itnporial Tea, Young Tyson do;
c. L. Wine; Brandy; Whskey; Cherry Bounce;
Fine and Coarse Salt; Window Glass; Powder,
&c. &c GEORGE RAENHAL.
June Is
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

A lad in New York, few days since,
was struck in the thigh by stone, thrown
by one of his school mates. In a day OF
two afterwards, he complained to his par
cnts Of the pain. a physician was inn
medo,ey called in, who found the little
patient dying from a tune action caused
hy the bow of the stone.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29
Y1r0 Tracts az Eans.
$s0sse Eecesiipg Eg0wsc,
TWO SroRIEs nIGM,

TWO STORIES HlGns
BARN, STABLES, and OF r-HOuSES Of every
description. in,udings BLACkSMIfH'S SIOf
Thu, farm is waiered by Nj ids Greek, ~hich
passes through ths farn; and 'hera is tae lime
stone Spiirg IN the ya,d. ttout fur,her de-
srip,ion. it may BE- said thai there IL net IN the
Juny Of Berkeley. . more desirable Fam, in all
respccts. Persons from distance are invited To
call upon Samuel Chcnowrth. the younger, living
on the lartn, who will take pleasure shelving Il.
Possession win BE delivered i'no,cdistely 70 The
purchaser tho paym"n' ct Il,' cash pHmen',
aud sccuri'y by Iced of trust tnortg lge, Of the
deferred payments.
rerms--O One ha,f in cash, tn" rcsi&us IN two
qaal annual pa ments, withom ihtc'tst Unit tie
days Of Payment.
survey ibe mrde af tn bad b, Mr. kcal-
foot Deruiy- surveyor Of The Ccuafy
On the same dny and 1T tie snfnr place. hal
offer for sale, uprn the same ie'm..
Iyse .gsOHisfatn E'1sns,
OF said samuel Chenowsih. j. c, cont,inrg
baut los ANS, l,ing Al ,nt milr !! ON be t.omr
place The htm wouli l,. yqu bile addition
10 the II me place, baI ii saii a. eried u tepar
ae'y.
shall o. harry - give 'y''y irforma:ion on
the day &C SAL. anl CIR any .l0r'Dlton u tie
title. &c. those wishing to purchase reir'-
red to the Cuuosel of the estate, d. II Conrad.
E.q living ia MaithsbuIg
JACOB WFVER,
Exeeaior oC Samnel C4eao'sett, DEE
June 10 1919
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

TuE PosIrIoN OF TExAs.-The editor
of the N. O. Tropic holds this dscourag-
ing language with regard to the RePubIie
of the Lone Star, in late number OF his
paper:
"For Texas, we frankly confess, our
sympathy is fast waning. We begin to
believe he country is not what it is crack
I'd up to be--that the feeling Of gratitude
for lavors lavishly bestowed by the United
States, is remarkably slender--that its
government is utterly contemp,ible- that
The majority Of its people are not fiji 10 be
frce-in fine, we believe that Texas viii
resume its proper position when il ceases
to bring ridicue upon the name Of Re
pubic" By claiming it, and again become
an integral portion Of the States of Mex
CO."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

The chairman, (M-. Buckingham, at
the Faoeuil Hall daner on Saturday
said that the OK which furnished the best
hetf for The dinner was slaughtered last
Tuesday. lis bones were sent to Nor
wich; they We're manufactured into but.
tons, and here they are, said he, as he
pulled them out If his pocket. ! will
give you, therefore, he continued, "Agrl.
culture, Manu- actures, aud Commerce. "
(Cheers.)
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

Tho following humorous description OF
Yankee is from poem read at late
historical celebration at Hartford, Con-
necticut:
II, would kiss a Queen till he raised blister,
With his arm round her neck and his old felt hat
on,
Would address the Kirg with the title Of Mister
And ask him The PRICE Of the throne that he sat