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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-07
RANDOLPH!
Eiliatt nv \
Sturm's majority ll5; and we had 100 Democrat
who stayed at home.
RAPphIANNOCk

who stayed at nome
RAPPAHANNOCk
April %, 1914.
Last Spring il conceded BY all that tn Demo
cratic party had majority Of legal voters and this con-
cession the Wings were constrained TO make from the
fact that had three days election and the strength
Of each party fairly tested.
The changes since have been great on one side as
the other, the voters under the clock and watch tax
being about equally divided between the two parties
and still we beaten about &c votes. The vote by
which Eastman was elected last Spring. he received this
Spring. and il believed By the intelligent of
both parties that that vote would elect him again But
it is So The of defeat is not very difficult
10 find out In this county have the County Court,
and the Clerk Commissioner Of the Revenue and both
Sheris and Consables 10 contend with, and far from
its being matter of surprise that defeated, it is
wonder indeed that we have any party al all.
am than ever convinced o! the necessity Of n
change in Constitution, to permit all male CT.
zens of tho age Of weny-onc, who residents OF
county, TO vote, and also to place the election Of all Off
GERS in the hands Of the people.
We are living in this county under the vcrcst despot-
ism that ever existed. do not hesitate 10 saw tha! in
this county We che ted out of the election And
in addition to the frauds which were practised, the
Wings resorcd to the most degrading method of cleo
onccring ny using most unsParingy ardent SPIRITS.
Would you believe that upon The platform Of ono of the
stores Of this county, owned and kept by Wing ma
gistratc there was barrel of domestic wine, with tie
head knocked out to which all had free access And
that magistrate 4 superintendent Of the election.
If could not prove this, would not asscr. it bat il
cannot be denied X was frequently asserted before the
election that the Wings had made great many voters
but did not believe until they TO the polls as
voters horses &c.
The Commissioner Of the Revenue has it in his power
to extend the elective franchise far he pcases ard
he has just the conscience that will permit him TO do il
We will Try to manage little better in the Fall
WHY, Srs, they absolutely brought free negro, ac-
know lodged 10 be b. Of the Commissioners who
was Wing, who said his mother was as black as the
ace Of spades. They pressed his VOTE until Eastman
signifcd willingness to let him vote which alarmed
them, and he was withdrawn. This negro is not per
mted TO muster by white men, and the unprincpled
Coons sought to palm HIM off as good voter. This
will give you some idea Of the character of these re
have 10 contend with and with all the Offices al tho dis
posal of such set Of men, how could expcc; TO 'ri
umpli Two OF the individuals who pressed this vote
are magistrates E the county.
NIB You must not fail 10 give the Wings touch Of
this free negro voe, the gentlemen Wings are SO cnd
of making this charge upon Mr.. Van Buren, would
to God that every voter in the county had been pres
-, lilo yoto w,s offored,
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FALSE RUMORS.

,1.olue falsehoods and extravaganza exaggerations
S,uns through the newspapers. For instance, the
r%, Of Yesterday says that "the Enquirer and its
- {lll Association denounced Van Buren,; that
% had d,sbanded' the Loco Foco party IN this region,
-: me Globe not only adopts The sentiment, but the
srd, ... -. ~ g
81, y. Buren, during that Assoca.'on-No member de-
".,.d hum. Make him the nominee OF the Baltimore
.rsnt;on-the rallying point Of the Republican party
n5tbs Wing VIII see with hat energy the Republic
I'll hattie IN his cause We regret, of course, that
.,,not exactly coincide with Me-. v b. about the
"'.,;on-bu, IN all the essential principles Of our
wv, we cordially agree with him. Suffer him to be
Pun and one OF The most reckless and daring Die.
800 IN America is elected President Of the United
S,ss-N;rsr SO long as We have voice TO raise, or
,sa 10 weld. Nh
.lraia-A Washington correspondent OF tho rhiia-
3lnlia Pa Ledger writes on the I'd INST:
"a Litter has reached here from Richmond, stating
80, some OF The leading friends Of Mr Van Buren, have
I'D meeting in that city; the result Of which, wat
N. conclusion that it is nexpedent to run Mr. Var
p,.sn Mr.. Andrew Stevenson, our late Minister L
/ rdon, and Mr.. William Richie, son Of Thomas Rit
, ESQ are said 10 have been the originators Of th
y:ocee6lngs'
w + Richie had no part or lot in these meetings
H. was no, an originator, did he participate in thei
n.ocee dings Mr. Stevenson was no originator; bu
/ attended in consequence OF invitations. He too vii
;,nlr adhere to the nomination Of the Baltimore Con
ven,on.
A Washington corresp ondent Of the New York He
aid Of the Ist, refers to letter from Mr. Richie, Sr
winch he never wrote, and about which there ha
ssen misconcepton.
The press is nov teeming with fetions. There
airing enough in our ranks without listening 10 ~
ro,s and swelling the torrent
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EXTRACT of letter from the country.

y" have glanced over the proceedings OF the New
io's meeting consider them as reasonable re-
gard Mr. Clays letter also as false, Anti American
and designing is, less objectionable than Gala
'ns speech Depend upon it, the people Of Virginia
lie IN for the annexation. ! have heard great
many Wings cay they were agans, Clay, and for an
a''a''on. They are more candid and honest in the
country according 10 the Newtonian dialecD tina" IN
lhs taMns
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Democratic ma jority 36l
Thus may you see, that Csbe and Wayne are De-
mocra,ic, and fear not the contest next fall.
FREDERICK COUNTY-2 Del.
WIScnEsTER, April 90.
On Thureday last, probably passed through one
Of tho most exciting contests ever witnessed our
county. Winch. stsr stood up TO the work manfully;
we expected 10 be beat Senatorial ticket 1875;
il was only ll5 Al the close of the polls consider.
ed the county safe for 200-as calculations on The
pre- cincs based upon personal Interviews with
the influential men, and letters up to Thursday;
our falling off At New Town and Middletown-
where We had every reason TO believe our majority
would be about 80. All praise was due TO Russell 8,
Swe'zers, and Swers precincts they fully met our
most sangulne expectations. Pughtown should have
given majority of some 40 more than she did-bul
notwithstanding The falling off at the precincts named,
when the returns al IN, considered S=na-
.oriaI candidate perfectly sae-knowing that Jefferson,
on a street party vote, could not give than 30
60 against u.s. the will show reference to the
vote for House Of Delegates Way it was our suppos-
ed friends there voted against US, unable TO say;
unless, 81 suggested By many of the Democracy, The
candidate not from that county. We shall remem-
Der with gratitude the ardent friends who stood up
10 us in that county; shall equally recoect
with disgust the secedcrs from ranks the
sion Il is well known, Frederick has always done
her daty when the candidate happened to be from JEFF
ferson, which usually the case-our candidate be-
ing the ir for series Of years presented TO them for
The Senate but enough Of this il is sckenng To think
nf the vote of Jefferson Clark covered herself with
ulory by giving her full majority, which IL, for
the Senator whilst it was Only for House of Dele
mat
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sni' IL Woat, which gives dickson, Isd,ralist ms.
Jofiy of l3I, over Billy Democrat The same pape,
pe,ends to give the returns from Rchie which coun.
~ votes with Wood-Bny's majority is set down at
l2l If lh,s statement be true Jackson is elected by
majority of - votes
Bedford Congressional District.
Goggn is elected TO Congress by small majority
ever Gordon The result is thus stated in postscript
TO MONDAYS Vronan.
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Strother's mjority 90
SMYTH-I Del.
Dr.. Tate, Democrat. reelected.

SMYTH-I Del.
DR.. Tate, Democrat. reelected.
TAZEWELL-l Del.
Harvey e. Peery, Democrat, eecied-""i'i' De-
mocrat, having received 80 votes.
Scnrr LIZ I-ASp RUSSELL !.
Ar,xGnoy, Va April %.
Gentlemen: Kane il re elected IN scn;i' MS mag 'fi-
~ IS a93 Flnary. Democrat, elected IN Lee: his mn
inri,y over F.,z is 2l7 Co~ans nsj'ri!y in Russell
Is 81. (Ths wing says that formerly Russell gave
300 Democratic majority. We do not Know 20 VIVA
period the Wing alludes bu. in $40 RUSSELL gave only
90 msjor,y, und now she gives 57-a gain since 40 oil
25 voes
,s,tsr IN the Editor Of the Wheeling Argus, dated
At New M,r,inylle, April 70, says 81 have not the Of
fetal returns from all Inc precincts in the county, bu
have had enough warrant me IN saying, that steven
sons msiori,v over West will be 22O.
WESTMORELAND- DEL.
A Wbig eIected-namc not known.
WOOD & RITCHIE-l DIL.
The Parkersburg Gazette, Fedcra''', gives the re
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MEpLCATEn rvATERs.


WHITE SULPHUR WATER from The celebrated White Sui
w phur Spring Gee nb,ir county, in ihi STATE. large
o bottled spring, with the greatest care just received by
wagons 49, -
SARATOGA WATER.
CONGRESS SPRfNt; WATER, from the famed Congress
Spring Saratoga, New York, qIa and pn, bottles just
received per Schooner I.ynchhnrg
keep the above Waters pleasantly corked in refrigerator
during weather. and enabled present them In
rr,a, state of perfection. ALEX. DUVhL Il CO.,
Ia, yilin street.
ya, llS-f
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ho Senior Editor has received variety Of very interest
ing letters within three or four days-ch he inns !,
mpssbe III hs tune to answer separately particularly
apout 10 ease Tor lew days. He feels
dencc reposed IN him by his political friends hopes their
SUGGESTIONS VIII not be thrown He requests
Of ths farors which will be regularly transmitted to him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-07

IS' The Shockoe Hill Democratic Association of tho
City Of Richmond will hold their next regular meeting
at Democratic Hail. over the Marshall Hotel on We'd
ncsday evening next the 9Th inst al oclocs. II is
hoped that every member of the Association will be at
his post Our Democratic brethren in the other ward,
are respectfully invited TO attend
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Opp0sifr fhe EItaGngt N0tff Richmond, "a.
nRAWlNoi Of Arsnnda Lottery Class No Ii:
- ~ 90 ID q 81 - 20 26 - 50 iG.
Several good prizes sold in the above.
WORD commenced business by selling four capitals in
three I.otie'its.
Tickets grand 1000 Lottery ready.
possible and whole, half quar-
wish haze increased getting
Capital Prize send for Certificate o Package. See price
in another part Of this paper Please address
JOHN r. WORD, Richmond, Va.
llf-lt
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CAROLINE COUNTY

I.
The members of the Democratic Association of ca
rollne requested convene in full force, at the
Bowling Green on the next county court day. to take
int consideration the annexation Of Texas 10 the U.
States, and to deliberate other public concerns Of
serions import. SEVERAL MEMBERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-07

~ We commend 10 the attention Of The reader, the
LIST No Of IA VirginiuD,' exposing Mr.. Cluys Anr-
Texas Letter
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[Whecling .Argus.
MONONGAI.IA L 1
ONGALlA Il DEL.
the result, as far ma heard from

Three districts TO hear from. II is supposed that
Wudes majority in the county will be between and
three hundred. There are great many Democrats
who did no, vote the Wing vote full one.
PATRICK-1 DEL.
Turner Wing, reported TO be elected
PITTSYLVANlA-2 DFLs
Vincent Whcher and James Laner, Wings, re-.
elected, without opposition
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Basael's majority III
HENRY DEL.
Woolton, Wing, elected BY Go majority.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY-2 Del.
MARSHALL COUNTY, Del.

MARSHA LII OOUN = Dill
Sent, Dem. ia defeated by the fouest means. Not
onlv about 20 votars went from Wheelng bu. pocket
deeds 10 the amount Of some twenty or thirty were
suffered 10 vote, some Of which made the night
before the election Scott legally eie tied By 30 votes
One thousand and one votes were polled IN Marshall
Scott was out BIZ. three days-wh'is farriot ("hig)
NC =, sverv bcuse in the county Marshall is
sverNws have 100 majority. But The Wings de-
tsrmned TO return parrio,t by fraud or any other
means.
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Showing a majority of

Let not the Lynchburg yirginian hereafter boas of
success against 50 great odds and b. it henceforth
known to the said yirgininn-,he Richmond Wing,
and all others concerned-that our Democracy are in
vincibe, and can be beaten only by their own folly
Here is the vote Of Brnxton just received.
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" are the votes polled a! each precinct, SO far as
Parriotl's maj. ~.

Parriotts maj A.
MASON IL JACKSON-l DEL.
Hall. Wing. elected by III majority over Slribng,
psnocrat Halls majority in Mason, 50, in Jackson,
MARION-1 Del.
correspondent Of the Wheeling Argus furnished
the Ed,o, with the annexed returns from Marion The
FarRMosT, April 90 1874
Mr.. Clutter awe have met the enemy, ana lhey
ure ours Kldwell lacks bu! few votes Of 200 mao
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RlCyNoIp MARKEr;-M,y = ia,

Z,
TosaccoWc Gin,e lug, 81 81 common leaf e. 50
81; mlddn. So - al % good stemmns qualities
manufacturing .cnr,e and selling from 81 81 81 so.
Purchasers are unwilling 10 pay 81 80 for super
fine. Holders III store generally asking 81 63l.
WHrArThe Mills base stopped grinding for the season md
we think unnecessary TO give quotations Tor the present
CoRS-I5 cents per buslel.
ME.L-j1 a 81
ors.d 81 cents per hise at tho Dock, and 30 81 cents
from Wagons and Dcpor.
PlAsrrnlump So so at wharf; Basin So and scarce
liME-S l2 on the wharf
SALr-sl 50 GO by the cargo; in store, 81 70al u.s.
lRosTrdrcar. SIS 90; Swedes, 30 95 Country III so
Pig, - -, English S.
NAILs-ai a 1. cents
BurrER--l0a 20
sve.R-New Orleans, 81 81 Porto Rico so Is; ST, Cro1
: 50ag.
CorTEE-I.aguira and Rio, 81 az.
Teas les
MoL,ssE,-New Orleans and Porto Rico 30 81 cts.
B,coS-B Baltimore, 81 4 s. city cured, g a 50.
BEES, s. 4 5 50.-MuTrox, 81 3, according quality
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

IN our last we gave list of the counties heard FROM
under the head Of Wings and Democrats. We stated
the result as G5 Wings and IS Democrats We are sa-
tsied that Tyler, l. and Wood and Richie, l. were i'm
properly put among the Democrats. Making the cor
rcctlon the list in last should be- Wings g. Demo-
Gratis Sc We now complete the summary
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IMPORTANT TO NorAgIEs PUBLIC.


THE ac concerning Nua'irs PHL'c, which passed the
hereafter appointed before lie hall The duties of
h aice bond nth security, penalty OF
than sa5O : 900, coudtion'd or the faithful DIS
charge his official and fr the rnym al all
him The public treasury The bond must he
the which he shall
reside hc Is, moreover required 10 take the several
IRE scrihcd by law.
All Soarcs Public oce also required by the
referred bore The rst ddp # lime Ike
bond with security, the Courts of their respective
and corporations; any Notary Public shall upon
discharge the duties of his office. without having
with security, he shall forfeit and The Lii
tcrlry Fund ltss Than Eve hundred than
recovered the Auditors motion.
The OF immediate compliance with the acquisitions
Of the law viii ALL il j. also proper, that should
remind gentlemen holding notaa commissions, by The
5h section the General Lrensc law, which passed Sd
Treasury Before the l.th of Iecenhe annually all
fcnLer it of October the preexistng law pre-
There many who do confn this change Of
Eoara probably bcralsr their attention has been
particularly called to it, therefore, request, tina, the law
sod he, hereafter, uniformly o served Those who have
counted nrtuer ldj W.T. of COURSE present
y-nr their for eleven months only. also
ncs Immediately a!tar the lt September, Nil noara
counts be- made and transmitted this office although
of the be postponed the 18th December
would enable estimate with accuracy the
from that OF income Although Notary may
received any he not The less bound to
aJdari of the fact.
JAS. Z. HEATH, Auditor cf Public Accounts.
May ll6-w3w
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. Yonng Kate, the Rescue Tale
" o the Great Kana,vh volumes onepricc -
Chatsv ORTIZ the Romance of week. edited by the Author
Of rrcmain De We're, tSC.-?tice 10 cents
NcCullOcl's Universal Gaztttcer pat NJ.
Further supply of Iarpcs Illuminated Bible 40 L. Just
cei,ed by DGiNkER & NORRIS,
Buahlindcrs aad StationcrT.
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NoTICE?he creditors o Thomas ~ White are hereby no
tilted that shall WEDNESDAY, May sth at the Store
al Parrish Heazl1y Richmond, proceed make OF
the funds In hand.
THOMAS l.. BEAZLEY, Acting Trustee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-25

=, a. - as per 100 - 90 tie hggI as
S ,aa,,,s ,s.,,ct !. tgr.l q : 81 50 net
u.c.,-1bef~ have been ilnf E i'vr ~ 2
-, AID w.. aeie sale- II sl,nss 30 heai tf-i-A
efs7A ~ 100 ib- Kgiivd iig = Ing -
s4,sf IL - and src d"i.
FtouR we note ssiss q about 7bO bsifel
psw,rI street Four q s.'ei e,iSrd ifaeis ifon
store this morning At 81 50. ii 'ldrfs genefsli,
ask The same pi;ce, and ystg h'm SETTLE
meuts fgr receipts by cars we're made to-day o. -
81 -.
Offers 10 buy City Msii- Flour at 81 SO we're re-
fused to-day. tbs stock y very light, and hoih-
sers are not anxious 20 sri.
CRAfS There are ~ receipts Of Whea' Oy
ter Ih- small parcels brongts7n BY ~'son' -,
a, 90 05 cent. for good tobs@t reis. mere nay'
been no supplies ~ Corn at market tor 80 g .,
dsvs Ii IS probable tbaf white Corn wou'@ So
90 cen,s and yellow at 40 cts we ql''s O'''
&c 81 CTS 49,, 40 e,s,
BAcoa There i. very lt,le GA bacg" =" w = ;,
hands. and The transactions are gnt' 'aie u
7000 n, ntiroe Old Western Sides vas IMAGE To-
davai4I.2 cent. cash. Limited sales o. new
BsI,imore cured Ham. sre making a gents, and
10 oote flttbef sees Of New city smoked Yves
,.ro Sboulders Of 2 cents.
Wn1sxRy-Coniioaes Veiy doll. Small sales
we're made to-day at 90 cents fof his and 2 cents
for bbs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-25

KXTE have few bbls. OF Family and suPe,.ine
w Flour for sale
Jan. l8. r. p. BRYARLEY & co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-25
Rope REazhtsGactOry.
dsM nTR6ln 0.Aa9MfNTn-

G}l3 Dl2G}I G3-A33MMJNo
VeHafae.urer cfeg gdesrripttouoC Ropes. speh
as 1hHoaa F,H Ropss Bed ami Sash CordS.
Pionrh Lines Haiers. aHhiads T,ci4r, &c i,
EpEGS lcave to inform the citizrns Of Mar,ins-
L . baigand vicinity that he has commenced the
msnulacIue of lhs 81 I'VE articles, in Burke street.
opposite The Depot, md is ready supply persons
with any article in his iinc.
u Country Merchant. in this and The neighbour
ING States cao be supplied At short notice. and on
The mott accommodating terms.
Msrtinsbug, Nav 80 l94J.-3n
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND OTHERS!
Hathaway's Patent H0t-Air
COOKING-S YES.

rlNN & HOBART, respectfully inform the
w citizens Of Berkeley and Frederick counties,
that they are prepared 10 hi orders IN sl'hef
county, for the above nnfivalled stove, which has
wiihstood oil competion in the Northern and ta''-
ern States. Persons wishing TO uy one OF these
stoves can do 40. free If expense, TO themselves,
by addressing Confori hstdan, agent al har'"''
bn,g. or CHM a. Hobart, Winchester
The Subscribers having purchased the exclusive
ns,ent right of making and vending the above
stoves in Berkeley and Frederick counties, caution
individuals, sgsinst purchasing of any other per
aims. with a lew Of using IN these counties.
R.fer 10 the following gentlemen :-Frederick
Co Robert Y. Conrad. Alex. Tidhsl. Phd. Vii
li4ms. Dr.. K"ber, Baldwin, DIR Hnliyday David
Bsr,or, Bushred Taylor. Henry NJ Brent, VIII
liam Miller. J u Taylor, Isssc Paul.
Bsrksiry Co DIR Coe. DR.. Page, Hiram Han
shaw, Stephen X. Snodgras%. George McK"wn.
John McKown. Samuel MeKo~n, Morgan Nc.
kown, Warner Mex ,wn, Z-pheniah Sylvers,
Jeptha Morgan.
January 25, i844-3p.
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Cloths and Cassineres.

ENTE invite the attention Of Gentlemen 10 our
w stock OF Cloths. Ca>siner-s and Sa,rn~tts.
which is ee,y compistp, and viii he snld very low.
Dec. 80. LIKENS & CAMPBELL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-25

There viii be meeting Of the junior T. A. So
eiety held in The Lutheran Church on Thursday
Evening 25lh inst. when ~ address VIII be deliy-
cred. The public are cordially invited 10 attend.
JOHN @. NADEABOuSCH.
Ian 49, lSTcg.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-25
ESss.0y Sheep.

GtAME 20 my enclosures, some months aimee,
~ SEVEN SHEEP--white ewes--nli grown;
OF which ate sPpearingly old are marked with
n crop UA he right ear aud sir in the left win
cT"P and slit m each ear; with a crop and sli
on the right ear and an upper bin on the left; and
with slit in the left and nm under biz ia the
right The over or owners Of the above ma med
sheep are requested to como forward, prove prop.
cry, pay charges and take hem away
Ian !, 1871 " G KITCHEN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-25
FOE TFEEsE
Fresh Candy. sc.
NEW GOODS.

r51HE undersigned have just received a new
n supply If Winter Goods which they invite
the attention Of their customers. and others. Hav-
ing bought them very low, We think it would be 20
the int est Of those wishing good bargains give
a call before purchasing elsewhere rs we are
determined To sell gon1s NJ very short profits.
Dec. %. LIKENS & CAMPBELL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-25
NTlEIhlNo

ENllE subscriber would respectfully notify per
Ill sons knowing themselves indebted 10 him,
that his stuaiion ia such, that becomes nece.sa-
~ that his business should he settled M, fc,th-
With All who neglect the abnve nolice will
therefore not be surprised a, finding their claims
placed in the hands OF an officer for collection.
Dec %, l843. j. VAN DOREN, ".
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-25
Weekly Whig for 81.

VME propose to issue after the st If January
w weekly edition Of the Wing. he furnish
ed to FIVE Subscribers at the s,arc Post Office for 50
til tie ,st If texi Nov, nler. lie money villa
every case be- reqnired in advance.
The attention OF the Clay Clubs and Of the Wings
,hrnuc bout The State is called to tlis proposition
- Richmond Wig.