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, 1844-07-20

ArroSi 0 fynypoaed NurlerrS.--On
Sunday last two individuals named
MorriS-ftIher and Son--were arrest
ed. the u in Marion CITY and tie
other in tn" bottom. charged with
the murder of a woman. the old man's
daughter. The circumstances Of the
case. rs they have been detailed to
Us. are these: The woman was a wild
ow, and was 50 afflicted as to be
somewhat troublesome to her .alher's
i,milv. with whom She WIS residing.
Her inther frequently expressed his
InabI'lly 10 support and protect her.
and his intent on 10 solicit the aid Of
the county court. and had. It is said.
threatened. IN case that was not oh
tanned. to permit her n" longer II re
side IN his house. She, however,
very suddenly died. Sometime after
she had been buried. circumstances
occurred, which led the neiahbprs 10
suspicion that all was not right, and
the body was accordingly diSinterred.
Marks of violence sufficient To cause
death were discovered. While this
was going on the old man and his
son fled, and were not captured until
Sunday last. They were immcdi-
ateiy conveyed to Adair county 10
undergo an examination, the result
of which we have not heard.--pal-
myta Courier, July 4.
N.'lAct2y "caM.-The Galrna
Gazette of the 25th ult. says. Two
men, named Timothy Mcnamara,
and John Bennett were found dead
in Il mineral hole, AT McCuc'S Dig
eingS. on the School section, uear this
Guy, on Saturday last. An inquest
was held on the bodies, and from the
facts elected, It is supposed tlcy came
to their death by burning charcoal in
the drift. The men had been tronb-
led with tt ~"damps,' and surprising
they could be removed by the barn.
Ing of charcoal, u fire was made,
must have occasioned their
death in a short time.
, 1844-07-20

In St. Louis. forfy-one deaths have
occurred for the week ending GIh
inst.--29 under 10 years Of age.
, 1844-07-20
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY Il.

We learn by the last 81. Louis pa
Pers that a respite las been received
from the President. delerring the ex-
ecu,ion Of John Mcdaniel and Joseph
Brown, to the 10th of Angus, next.
, 1844-07-20

Chancellor BIBR, the new Secreta-
~ of the Treasury, arrived at Wash
on the Cd INST, ready to enter
upon the duties OF his office.
, 1844-07-20

''''i- HIS iCl!-''uSit hidI tIdt mir
erlcan public opinion will release and
avenge him--[Ex.
ACCEPTANCE OF Mr.. POLK.
The following is the reply of Col.
Polk TO the letter announcing to him
officially, his nomination for the Pre-
sidencv. 1t will he seen that he de-
cIares for the one term principle:
COLUMBIA, Tenn. June 1874.
GenHemea:-I have had the honor
to receive your letter of the 29th ult.,
informing me that the Democratic
National Convention. then assembled
at Baltimore. had designated me to be
the candidate of the Democratic par
~ for President of the United States,
and that had been unanimously no.
minated for that office.
1t has been well observed that the
office Of President of TIE United
States should neither be sought nor
declined. Ihave never sought it. nor
shall ! feel NJ liberty to decline it. if
conferred upon me by the voluntary
SuhragoS Of nv feIIow-citizens. In
accepting the nomination ! am deep
" impressed with the distinguished
honor which has teen conferred upon
me by nv republican friends. and am
iuiv sensible of the great and mighty
responsibilities which must ever de-
volve on anv citizen who NAV be call
ed to fiji the high station of President
of the United States.
] deem the present to be a proper
occasion to declare, that if the nomi-
nation made by the Convention shall
be confirmed by the people and result
in my election. ! shah enter upon the
discharge of the high and solemn du-
ties of The Office with the settled pur-
pose Of not being a candidate for re-
election. In the event OF nv cleo
ton. il shall be my constant aim, by
a strict adherence to the old republi-
can landmarks. to maintain and pre-
the public prosperity, and at
the erd O flour wears. | am resolved
to retire 10 private lie. assuming
this position ! feel that | not only i'm
pose on mvsplfa sanitary restraint,
but that | take the most effective
means in nv power of enabling the
party to make a free Sc
.errion of a successor who may he
best calculated ~ give effect TO their
will. and guard all the interests ofour
beloved country.
With great respect, have the he-
Tor TO be, your oh't servant.
JAMES X. POLK.
To Messrs. Henry Hubbard. Will
am II. Roaue. Benjamin II. Brew
ter. RpmuIus VI. Saunders, Robert
iantoul. r.. committee ofthc Demo-
Na,iDu.I Contention at Balti.
more.
TIE Var Trcasary Chisf:-rhe
Vashinctru correspondent of the n.
'ork Express says that Mr.. BIBB,
hose acceptance of the office ofSec-
rtarv of the Treasury has OCCASION
d no iiltIe surprise. is 4 public debtor.
lie was, some years ago, United
tates Attorney for one of the Dis
-icts in Kentucky, and in several
office suits, It is said, collected
lms Of moneyWhichhav never been
over for the use of the depart
4 Judgment was obtained a.
aInst HIM. now amounting to some
900 OF 5000 dollars, which remains
iuii FORCE
"PnjLic Deb!!t-That term is soft
nough for the dclicateIy sensitive
lrS of Monroe Edwards himself
ut we u hardly believe Chancellor
rBD is III this predicamcnt. lie has,
owever. placed his resignation of the
hancolIOrship on tile ground OF the
adequacy OF the salary-bad symp-
'm.-Repub.
, 1844-07-20

20 cents per square Of - lines or less, for
the first Insertion, az % cert :os "arE =
sequent insertion. : rcasc"sn'a dcdnct.-D
made to those who advertise By The year.
Communication or advertisements ola rer-
sonal nature (when admissible, viii be charg-
ed double the usual rates, and payable ~iuvaria-
BY in advance.
q For announcing candidates, 81 each,
invariably in advancc.
EMBELLISHMENTS except for yearly adver-
Users should in all cases fe accompanied hy
written directions. a. TO the number Of inscr-
tons: / fnot, they will be published till forbid,
and payment exactcd.
, 1844-07-20

~. n|I.a'!H ~ a nr'' ~c'r0c'cr.
~. i,r'''l IN MS "~oosef'"tI"ns 10
l-J5T|PS' Vol. Is page 80. yves a lite
"a, RENT" copy 81 a curious ORIGINAL
-I''..~'g. "' me H,"strIons phI!oSo-
P~,' 20 '!@'&'He heI'eitos' which lie
I.'' MI n '"t royal library OF Far,
II l 'mS " 'e'h pronounced
AIo,"'.' lie translation IS rs icI'
'o"S:
, 1844-07-20

SdHb 81. Clair ami Sergeant Jas
per.-The fate of this beautiful Creole
girl was lamenlable. She loved Ser
geant jasper, who once in the bloody
conflicts of the south saved her life.
At the time when she saw a separa-
ton from him was ia prospect, her
feelings were intense. To sever her
long jetty ringIets, says 4 writer OF
the tales Of Marion, TO dress IN male
attire, to enroll herself in the corps to
which he belonged and follow his for
tunes in the wars, Il resolution no
sooner conceived than taken. On
the night before the fatal battle, she
was seen bending over his couch like
agood and gentle spirit, as il listen
ing to his dreams.
4 herce conflict ensued-the 10y.
, 1844-07-20

Treasury MOes.--The amount Of
Treasury notes outstanding on the
first inst, ii is officially stated, was
S2,208.357 81,
, 1844-07-20

A Bad State Of IHiagS.--The Phi.
IadelPhia papers state that the annual
procession of the Catholic Temper
ance Society, will not take place on
the 4th Of July, on account ofthreatS
having beeH made, that if any banner
bearing a cross, should be exhibited.
the procession would be assailed. 1t
is a lamentable thing TO hear in any
country where all religious opinions
are promised protection, that the sym.
Dol Of Christianity must nut be dis
played at the celebration of our ma
tional independence, without subject
ing those who respect it to the ZEN
geance of mob Iaw.--Pitts. Post.
, 1844-07-20
ACCEPTANCE OF MR.. POLK.

The following is the reply of Col.
Polk TO the letter announcing to him
officially, his nomination for the Pre-
sidency. 1t will he seen hat he de-
clares for the one term principle:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
qFIzIrs BDlsls MAJ 0No

HUAvING been solicited by large number OF
HI Brethren, in different parts of the West, 70
establish work al this place 70 be devoted FRgE
MASONRY, the undersigned has consented to do
and now appeals the craft ttrosg hcutthe United
States and particularly the West, for their aid in
The premises.
The FaEe MAsos will be printed monthly in
numbers OF 30 pages. extra octave. tthe same as
Graham's Magazine, or the Lady's B ooh J on good
paper and new type, and in style not to be sur
passed by say periodical Of the day. The hrst
number will be issued as .ooa asa sufficient num-
Der Of subscriber. shall be received 70 enable tne
undersigned to pnbsh the work. =,
II is desired, possible 10 devote the FREE MA
SOS TO the fraternity exclusively VI IS coniefn-
plated publish Original Essays, Addresses rof-
eign Correspondence, T. iitorial and Misceiianeoos
matter, Of a Masonic character. Inc fato WIZ
not be drawn into controversy with tho caemles
of The Jn.titution as it is desired to pursue that
cour.e--spd that nlope-which will be- most con-
genial 10 the spirit and genius Of the most ASciEST
HosonABLE AND SUBLIME lSsrirurios IN THE
WORLD.
The facilities Of communication with Louisville
are greater than any other point; for this reason
together with the great want Of work Of the char
scfer which il is contem plated 10 give the Free
Massn, prompts the undersigned TO yield to the
repeated entrestes Of the craft. Some Of the most
distinguished writer's will contribute TO the pages
of tho work.
Every exertion shalbc used by the Editor to con.
duct the FRsE MAsos in a manner that will be
characteristic of the high standing Of the first in
stituton earth.
TERas-$2 per annum, payable 10 advance
The second No. will not be sent unies the money
be FIRST forwarded fol the volume. No agent Is
authorised to receive money, until the delivery of
the first number Secretaries Of the different de-
partmens OF the fraternity requested TO act as
agents, and for their services, they may retain 10
per cent.
Post Masters are authorized 10 forward names.
TAI. T.. SHAFFNER,
7 oo;.,,;iIa ~ Editor and Publisher.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
Public SAFE.

WILL sell, at the late residence Of James
II Brown, decd. in the town of Mar.insburg, on
Thursday, the 28th Of March, inst all the Per.
sonal Property of said deed, to Wit:
Horses, 9 Wagons, Cart,
! Carriage and Harness, Sulky,
setts of Gears, Cow,
9 Barshear Ploughs, . Shovel do, all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
such as
Bureaus, Tables Chairs,
Beds,eads, Beds, and Bedding,
One Eight-Day Clock, Template Stoves,
One Williams Stove, one Stsnly do.
. Cooking Stoves, Csrpering, &c.
lot of Bacon, 800 bushels OF Coin,
A lot Of Leather; together with many articles
too tedious to mention.
| have also two NEGRO MEN, one NEGRO
BOY, about l2 year. old, and NEGRO WO-
MAN OF hire until 25th December. which will
hire privately.
Terms A credit of nine months will be given
on all sums of SIS aud upwards, the purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved security; under that sum
the cash will b. required. No property to be re-
moved until the terms Of the sale complied
with. MARGARET BROWN,
ErecHtrir Of Jas. BroaeH, decd
March Ia l8i4-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
ALL OTHER MEDICINES

Of the kind I"
Rev. VIM. Laws. Modssttown, Va, says"
have used your Expectorant. and found it an ex-
celeni medicine for Pulmonary diseases"
DR. Helmick. of ZsDesville, Ohio, was cured of
Asthma by ill., aud now prescribes it to his patients
IN all Pulmonary affections. Mr. John Beckford
of Passport. Name. says-"Your Expeciorsnt lss
just cured man whom bis pbysciauhad given up
To die with Consumption; and also another, in the
ve,y lowest stage Of Bronchitis"
Messrs Slosson e. Williams, Booksellers, Os-
wego, n Y, say-"Yoar Expectorant gives uni.
versal satisfaction"
Rev John Ellis of New York city, SAYS that two
bottles cured him of Inlnenza hard Cough, and
apparent Consumption.
Mr. Aerial Ely. Of Waterfront N. Y says
" Many respectable people offer certificates in "a
yor OF yonr Expectofant. | believe that all your
medicines the best preparations that have
been offered 10 the public, for the relief of the af
heted and the of diseases"
Daniel Henshaw, E.q, Editor Of the Lynn
(Mass.) Record, says" Jayncs Expectorant is
valuable SYRUP which We have lately used with
good effect in stopping Cough and loosenng and
breaking up Cold
Rev. Arthur b. Bradford of Darlington, Pa,
says that cured his Of Coup in few minutes.
The Bangor (Me journal says-"A trial Of
Jayne's Expectorani will satisfy all that it is
speedy cure for Coughs, Colds, Infuenzs, Aslhmr,
Hoarseness, and sl kinds Of pulmonary affections ;"
Mr., Ebenezer Webster, of Providence, II. J.,
was cured OF severe Asthma by using two bottles
nev Simeon Seigfried cured Of Influenza.
Hoarseness, and hard dry Cough by one bottle.
The Proprietor could add hundreds Of other
names equally respectable, who recommend Jayne's
Expectorani as superior to all other Medicines for
the cure of all the various Pulmonary diseases.
Prepared only by DIR. o. Jayne, No. 90 South
Third St, Philade pha, where ell his other vaIus-
bic preparations may be obtained.
The above ia for sale by g. & C. W. DOLL,
Martnsburs, Va
March l84i-ly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
Fine Fresh Teas.

ETIRGINIA-In the Circuit Superior Court Of
v Law and Chancery for Berkeley County {:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
NOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE FILLS s.
I'VE PHOENIX BlrrERS The high and en-.

M OFFAI'S VEGETABLE LIFE FILLS g.
I'VE PHOENIX BlrrERS The high and en-
We'd celebrity which this pre-e mnent med icne has
acquired for its nyariable efficacy in all the dI'eas-
PROCESSES 20 cure has rendered the usual prac-
tce of pulling not only unnecessary, but unworthy
OF them. They are known bv their fruits their
good works testify for them, a they thrive not by
the faith Of the ctedulous, Ia ali eases OF costive
ness, bilious and liver Elections, asthma. piles, set
tied pains, rheumatism fevers and agues, obstinate
headaches, impure state of the Guilds, unhealthy APP
pearance Of the skin, nervous debility the sickness
incident TO females in delicate health, every kind
Of weakness of the digestive organs, and in all
general arrangements Of health, these medicines
have invariably proved a certain aud speedy remedy
They restore vigorous health 10 the most exhausted
constitution. single trial will place the Lille
Pills and Phoenix Bitters beyond the reach OF com
petition, in the estimation Of every patient, Dr.
VIM. B. Moffat, Proprietor, 335 Broadway. n, y.
WIN. DORSEY, Agent,
March 81, l844-Gmrq MarIins5ure, Va.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
Notice.

A LII persons who know themselves indebted
IN TO me in open account will settle by cash, or
close the same by note, as wish TO close my bouks
between this and the Is, of May. Persons who do
not comply with this request, will 6nd their
counts in the hands of legal collector after the
above named time WIN. DORSEY.
March 90 1874
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28

NTIRGINIA-In the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for Berkeley County ::
February Rules, l84i,
Job Throg morton executor Of Samuel Lee decd.
plG
against
Daniel Pine, Ezekiel Showers Emanuel Showers,
Abraham SHOWERS, Philip showers, Joseph
Fouke and his children, names unknoWni Wl-
liam McCrea aid hs children namss unknown {;
being the chiidreno OF Naomi Fouke and Eliza
beth McCres, daughters OF Srgismond Sho~"rs
deceased, DTS.
IN CHANCERN.
Tho defendants, except Daniel Pine, Ezekiel
Showers aud Emanuel Showers, not h wing enter
ed their appearance and given security, according
to the act OF assembly and the rules Of his court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
ate ont OF this Commonwealth: it is ordered, that
he said defendants do enter their appearance to
tbi. suit on the first day Of the tenn, and an
swer The bill of the plaintiff, and tina, copy of This
order be forthwith published ia any Newspaper
within this county, and continued for two months
succes.ively. aud another cory thereof POSTED at
the front door Of the CourtHouse Of the said coun-
~.
A Copy.--Teste,
JOHN STROLLER c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
Roisins 8. .IKacaroni.
No Apology for Wigs.

NNE publish the following letter from a sense
w Of duly to the public. II is just such let
ter we should have expected from such source.
We know Dr. Qrgly personally, ard there "a no
man in the country, whose opinion is entitled 70
more respeer. lie IS on alI subjects honest and
sincere, ard Ms high character a. physician cot
be st,es,ed BY the frat medical men 10 this city
Plata SEa.
SHEPaERDsTowS, Va Oct 10, 1913.
Dear Sir-You inquire Of me whether ! have
used your Hair Tonic, md the effects. Several
years ago my hair began fall rapidly from tire
scalp, and had the prospect Of premature bald.
ness. During several years used various prepa-
ralions, recommended for the hair, from which |
derived no benefit. At length friend recommend
ed YOUR II air Tonic. ! used three four bottles
according TO the printed directions, and the end
Of six months. my hair was thick set and since its
tendency to turn grey was arrested.
| have never before given certificate recon-
mending patent medicines, which Unfortunately
used as they often are, do much Injury, but in =
case like the present, where know The article To
be beneficial, and that il do no harm. have no
scruples in stating facts within my OWE knowledge.
Yous, &c.
JOHN QUIGLY, NJ. d.
DIR. ID, JAYNE, Philadelphia.
The above Hair Tonic is for sale by 6. & c. W.
DOLL. Marunsburg. Va.
March T. l841-ly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28

lob IArosmortun executor of Samuel Lee decd.
put,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28

f0NHE Company heretofore commanded by Cap
Il S?erow will parade on Saturday, the 9Th Of
April next, at O'Clock. Z. NJ BY order of the
Col. JAMES S. BROWN, Adjl
March %, I3H--5w 9th lnftiy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28

Feb l, l3ii--tf
0J-Chambersho,g Repository, Lancaster ENam-
iner, Frederick Examiner, and Baltimore Amen
con-, each userl three times and srnd bills 10 this
Oiire
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
IRON! IRON!!

HAVE just received fall assortment of Ham
M mered aud Rolled Iron, warranted the bes, do
rSbls refined metal; assorted Bar, Plough Iron.
Horseshoe Bars and Nail Rods. Square = nd Round
Iron, different sizes, Sledge Moles, Scollop Iron,
&c. Sc, all OF which | will sell low Coz cash
F. HUNTINGTON.
March2i Kerneysv,lle Depot.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28

.Ur. c. .NEWCO.UK =
/, respectfully informs the pub i
lie that he il now engaged %
In The ENGRAETING
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
LONc-LANE COMPANY!

VuyHE Long Lane Company. heretofore under
the command of Capt. Williamson, will pa
rade on Saturday. the 20th day OF April next, at
O'Clock, T. NJ. By order oft the Col.
JAMES 5. BROWN. Adi,.
March % I844--4w 9Th Injury,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
PRIME JEFFERSON LAND
Fog $sgFC.

YENHE Subscribers offer for sale their two adj Din
Il ing Farms in Jefferson County. Va, the one
continuing y Acres The other 80 Acres-mak-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
MOHafs Vegetable Life Pills
AND PHOENIX BITTERS,

A PURELY vegetable and most mildly yet eff
IN fectuay operating family medicine, ia now
fully established upon he highest station in public
estimation, by the ordeal of universal exPeri-
ence. The most respectable and scientific members
of the medical profession Who have witnessed their
prompt and astonishing Pewer an the most difficult
and fighfl of scrotula and other destructive
maadies that be found recorded in tie annals
of medical science have been compelled tn surTen-
der their preiudices and have freely awarded TO
these VEGETABLE LIFE MEBIctsEs the testimony
of their warm and full appreciation, in letters now
in the proprietors possession. In sddit'oa TO these
he has thousands ofcerliacatos from persons whom
they have cured of the most obstinate and distress
ing bilious and liver complaints, jaundce, costve-
ness. piles rheupatism. srisypelas, swellings, ul-
GERS salt rheum, leprosy, u1sghliy eTuptons OF the
skin and founess Of mplexion, pains IN aha head,
sid. hack limbs organs a nd joints, fever and ague,
intermittent and remttent fegers, rheumatic colds
and coughs incipient consumptions, nervous and
gener al debility wasting away of the aesh and loss
of appetite night sweats, inward fsver, and dys-
pepsis with its frighfu train of sufelngs. These
certificates all contain the names and resIdeRoes OF
the writers, who, with the exception OF some med-
cal men, are the persons cured, and whose testimn-
nv therefore, can neither be denied nor doubted
As family medicines, independently of their aston
ishing specific efficacy in remarkable and unusual
cases, they cannot be too highly recommended or
too universally kept on hand. No medicines at
present known have done much good to man
kind as these within the last few years; and GER
tainly none have been rewarded with more numer-
ous and authentic testimonials Of their invariabe
and extensive efficacy.
Prepated and sold wholesale and retail, by DR..
VIM. b. Monat, 335 Broadway, N. Y.
WIN. DORSEY, Agent,
March 81, l844-6mreq Mar'nshurg, Va
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28

am fully authorised 10 make sale Of the above
'rsct of Land. The title Is ueslienabie Price
S23 26 per acre, in payment as follows, 10 wit
81 $50 in hand. OF on the lst Of d cember. 1914
$50 the ist of December. 1915; 81 $50 on
he lat of December. lSi6; and { $50 the LIST
December, i37. For the beneiit # Maryiand
and PsKnsy loania purchasers. will add that the
whole amount OF County qal S,ute T'oxcs tngeth-
Ell upon it, falls show of sll per anrum. Possess
sion given at any Iine 10 suit the purchaser.
CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
EEOsgr. E1IO@r! ?,

WE have few bbls. Of Family aud supe, 6a'
w Flour lur sale
Jan ts. II p. DRYARLEY & co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28

NANDf, &C.-A fresh surpIy %, Candy, Nut
" negs. Rei.ens Figs, and Cloves. is-t ceeeiv
ed and for sale by q RAENHAL.
Feb
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
HOUSE g. LOT FOR RENT.

yENHE Undersigned will rent the House and
4 Lot lately occupied by James Brown, dec d.
For particulars enquire Of
MARGARET BROWN, EEeeatriS
March 81, l344-2w of Jas BrOtca, dec Il.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28

HROSS-CUr SAWS, of very superior quality,
u just received at NJ. LOCKE'S.
Feb IS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28

William H. Weede, John Richardson, and
Lo,ory d GIL, Merchants,
HNAKE NOIiCE-That on Friday, Tie 5U
l. day Of April. 1914, at tlie Office OF Sesmans
Gasard Ia the Town of Martinsburg, will take the
deposition of John Jamison and Joseph Burns to
be read as evidence In cause now pending In the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery FIR
the County of Berkeley, in which you are defend
arts, and am complainant.
VIM. G. BURNS.
March 7, l3a4-5w