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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-25

Virginia.:
Nov. Is, Is47-,x.

sHsiHias
In the Circuit Superior Cour ogI.aw and
Il Chaneery for Berkelsy County.
John Hedge=-Pa.F.
AeAISsr
Mary WandIlng. widow Of jonathan Wand
Ing, deed, john WandIlng, Alexander
WandIing, Jacob Ward and Mary his Wi
George |. WandilHz, Hamilton WandIing,
Thomas II. Wandhng, Isaiah WsndlIng,
DavSd Wandtng, Harriet Wandlin9. Allen
WanGIng, Ellen Wandling and Henry ].
Seiberr. Admir-. Of jonathan Wandllng,
dec'd--d3lA
IN CHANCERY.
Commissioner Office, MartInshurg,2
November ii, lsE
NOTICE.-The parties to the above sud
will please 10 take notice. that viii attend al
my Office "a MarInshrrg, on Tuesday tn i4sh
/ Of December next, for the purpose, ls,. d
setEling the accounts Of Henry j. Seihert, a
I Admir-. OF Jonathan Wzndling, dee'd., III. 81
cunvenIng the Creditors Of sad deceased, ane
/ 3D. o. taxing an account Of the value ans
annual value Of the real estate Of SAID decea
scion which day the said Henry ]. Seiber
will produce before me all his papers aus
( vouchers for the proper settlement Of his Ad
mIasgration account All persons haYin.
claims against jonathan WandiIng, der'd
remaining snpaid. viii produce them to IN.
on or before thai day-aad the plaintiff wi
brIng before me such evidence az NAV BE- re
CURED to prove the TsIue and annual value o
o. the real estate OF the said jonathan Wand
Ing. deceased.
SEAMAN GARARD, Com
NoTeulber III Ie4T-5t-
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To Journeymen Tailors-

nNE OF Ews Joarneymen Tailoss Will ind
. emplngment and good wages By sppA-
cafion 10 HIRAM BOWEN.
MarfInsburz, Nov. 4, leI7
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8 Oh q III g.

TIcxErs sI.-Shares n Proportion
''Sa8al Fry, y Small Fry y "SmaB Fry"
every body should hare a package. Emory
& Co VIII sell certificates Of packages for
IS whole tickets II 70 quarters $50
rs hall tickets, 70 eighlas, LIS
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VALUABLE
lanyard PROPERTY

DY virtue ct Deed Of Trust from lanes
ID Blown and wife, and James =. Brown,
and wife, for The benefsc Of Jaeub Myers, bear
ing date on the ltsh day Of April ls4I. and
daily recorded IN the County Court OF Berke-
lev, the subscribers, the Trustees therein nam
ed, VIII sell al public auction, 10 front "a the
Court House "a Aarriasburg, 90 Aonday the
sen day OF November aexf. ghelng Court dsy.1
Two Lots efGround with their appearances,
situated, lying and icing on Water Street IN
sald Town of Martnsbarg. and numbered 90
the general plan Of said IOWA as lots g, and
- On which s
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aD, 900 DOHI1A2sg
Maryland COn'd. Lottery.

CLAss %.
For the benefit OF the Town of Del-Air.
To be drawn ia the City Of Baltimore, Nd,
90 M0aiay, Nor. 80, ls47.
T5 Number Losrsry and Is Drawn Ballots.
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e. I. LEE.
HENRY BERRY,
d. H. CONRAD,
l~ueri.rL Cl,r.1r,li sz,l,s. sr.,
FANCY AND VARIETY GOODS,

MY assortment Of Ftascy Goods will be
vi found 10 embrace great variety Of use
fui as wsA as ornamental ARTICLES. would,
therefore, cali the attention. Of the public %
fna zanla
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Shoes! shoes.

A IL WAC ara "a search of
- n SHOES, cheap and good.
GD "a az Il. :. PENDLETON'S.
AeT. u. ls47.
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VIR GINIAs-Ia the Circuit Superior
' Court Of Law and CAancery Eor Berk@-
ley County.
Paihp Fitzgerald, otAerwse called Padip
Bau-pHT.
AsKEssr
Jnc. Saul, Jacob Hoft and WA Masli1---dfEa
lr.rr N-.-.r-rl
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DY virtue and "a pursuance Of the decree
ID or the C4Frugg Superlor Ccgrs Of Law
and chancerv fas BerksIey Ccua4y, in the
suit therein pe5dI1zs n the name Of Rezfa ID.
Shepherd, FOR The heaeft q p. O. DrlzkeIE's
crstsf0rs. rs tie Adninssrasor's widow and
heirs CT Patrick O. DrisksEi, des'd, the IN
6erssgned, SPECIAL Commissioner Tor thar
purpose, wlI. ass TIC Id day If ne aexf EBa-
sAagy Terns Of the Coasaty Cart If Berkeley
GSszsty, pwyssas, before tA4 CoorI-house
dooS IA Aartinsbcrgs offer az p9bsle sale,
THE REAL ESTATE
OF which said Patrick o Drsskell Ssea seized,
situated "a he Counties Of BerkeAeT and JEFF
ferscn, Gear dam No 4, on the P0s1mac Ri
yer :--IcnsIssIng oi shosst TWENTY FIVE
ACRES OF LAND, upon which are
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la the County Court Of
v BERKELEY, July Term, lS4T,
Henry Barns-PhLF,
AGAINST,
John Ctoniuger, Philip c. CBoainger. Thomas
CIoaiuger and Lewis ClonInzer-dfls
IN CHANCERY.
The absent defendaats, John Cloaln-er,
Thoaas Cioalnger, and Lewis CbonInger, noG
having entered theGr appearance and gwen Sc
curIty according to aw and the rules Of the
Court, and Il appearing to the Court that they
are net inhabitants Of this Common wealth II
s Ordered thai the said defendants DO appear
here on The seconi Mondzy IN December.
IS47, and answer the ball Of the plaintiff and
that tbs order be Published u the Martins
burg Gazsue for TWO months successfully i,
and Ike copy posted al the fr01t 1oor Of the
Court House Of the sand CoGaly.
4 Copy--Teste,
JACOB VAN DOREN, c. &c
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IN CHANCERY

Comrnissaoaer's Office, Martlasbarg.2
Norssnser IL, ls47
NOTICE--The parties % the above SUIT
viii please To take notice, thai vii auend at
MP ONCE N MaftiasbGrg, 90 Friday che I4lh
day Of December nsxr, Sor the purpose Of ma
king ap Report IA the above case, AZ whIeh
TINE and place theF will atrend and psod1cs
before ne, such sTGenee as may &c required
70 show the amount Of tie renfs and profits Of
the and IN the proceedings raenaonec, Fseei-
we'd BY the defendant Hosf, between the period
Of the sale under which be purchased and
the repossesslou Ct the sad and By the eoG
pEainant SEAMAN GARARD, Coca-
November IA, 1915
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PU BLIC SALE.

WILL BE- offered at pubic sale, sa Tksxs-
w day the ZjtA Instant, al Hargaa's SpriHg,
the late residences Of feha Harlan. deed,
the following
PROPERTY:
TBagHs, .NIch Cesrs assd Fosnsg CATH.
sheep ssad Stock Hsgs B'agsss ed CAT
J Barosske ard Harness Barskear P1sgAs;
DSubk ard Sssgk StoreI PtugAs,
Etsrrosrs, Hhvse Gs1vs5
and saadry other articles helonsing 70 Farm
Wheat Oats ami Corn BY the bGshel-Hay
"a the SSack
Tsrnas N iSsaS The Wheat will be Sold
Tor cash Oa the Oats and CcTas a credit of
four monFhs wIsl be gIvens and 90 the Stock
and Farming Implements. amounting 10 IS
and upwarsss. credit IF nTne nsoEEhs.
sale % eDmmeaee early ia The dag.
G.. w DOLL, Exeassr.
November III, 1878.
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Virginia

Virginia:
IN the Circuit superior Court Of Law and
Il Chancery for Berkeley County:
Charles SSookey, jacob SSookey, SAINT. stoo-
KEY, Josephgs Bishop, and Margaret his
wife. Jacob Stuokey. r.. John Fry and Ma
ny his wife, Samuel Stookey. r., and Eli
Sler and Susan his wife, heirs of john
stookey. dec'd--PltfI-
AG4IssT
Simon SIookeY. Joseph keefer and Mary his
wife, and Mary, John, Sarah and Michael
Stookey. infant hers Of John Ssookey, decd
AMI Margares Larahan, Jackson, Amos,
Lewis and Adam, heirs Of Barbara Butter
haagh, dec'd.-dfls.
IN CHAyCERY.
COMMISSIONER Office, Martiasburr,,
November Is, I547.
NOTTCE-The parties To the above suit,
Will please TO take Botiee, tina; viii attend at
NV Office n MagtiHseuF-, 90 SATURDAY. the 18th
day Of December next, Tor the purpose Of ma
king Up Report n the above case, at which
time and place the parties will pfuduce 5eforp
me, such evidence as mar be required 70 show,
lst the amount OF personal ASSETS leti By the
testat0f, Jacob SJookey, al his death. ID. the
amount and dignity Of his deots. 80. the
amount paid n ais lie tine, and the amognl
LETT due and unpaid upou the tract Of land, Of
dfrel To BE- sold by the InlerIocusory decree Of
tae Coanty Court OF B@rAelsy OF the l0th Of
February Is45. And 4th- the amount Of leg
ACES beQueafhed b. the VIII. i paid. the faad
from which they have been paid. and any 9TH
er matter which may be required IN reLaIlcn
to said estate Of Jacob SsooSey, deed
SEAMAN GARARD, Com
Nov. IS, lsf7-4i.
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VALUABLE
BERKELEY LAND
= e 5 4 In
TIME Subscriber, ~ Af0rnes IN fsrt fuy the
III Hers Of Samuei Bvav. aee a. "a saghcri-
red 10 sell desirable raei u LAND, besonr-
Iag % sasa heirs, lying near the head and Cd
both sSd4s rf the TuscaroEa Greek, about $
nailes West us Nzftiuskurg. an4 adjoininz the
szals II William o. ITiess hers, Ckarses
Sucker p. G. Pen~3l~sun and others 1oasasmine
III ACRES.
TO or whirh ere clared and IN gcci state of
sulyivanons the tnAzace - clothed wsIh young
and thnsty EsEab@f, there Is q snskcieney cf
meadow. gram and nmL@r land. 10 make this
tract desirable farm; i IS sappgied wi,h ne
vsr-ssshn- sSrSnSs 81 pore wssef.
Ans persen wishing b purchase surh q
tract IL and wsii please call ca me subscriber
10 Mzft.nsburg. o. Joha II. Lyle who lives
near the sand lad, either Of whom viii make
known the terrzS, Sc
NORMAN MILLER.
-iity- rs fset for che hens q s. Bray, dse'd
<GF q l~4T
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OFFICE or EMORY q CO.,

Ss- Q Worth Calvert steet,
Opposite Bzrnsms's City Hotel
Rskssxsve, ND.
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TAy.YAR RID,

containing twentY i've Lay way Vas. with
three large Letehess and room ios two hun
ired more-40 Of which can be sunk under the
Dry Hguse-Balts, Sc. and two comfortable
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Lfghf. Lighft,

4 ST rscslved ant For sale, SgermaceG
'" Atlmantle, M8gd add Dipped C4ndlea,
-t-T- 4, I.i1 J. " RIDDLE
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uao.e property. sff0faIDg peculiar advantages
from rs Ioeauon % a person Of energy and en-
lesprlze Incs1ning % enter inio The Mliling and
Lumber business, and Mercantile establish
ment jgdscogsly managed could very adTzr-
tageoUsiY BE ennnecfest taefewlfh-
The terms Of sale, as prescribed By the de-
cree, are one third q the purchase rnoneY 70
remain 10 the purchasers bands dgFlng The
lie Of the widow Of r. o. DriskeIl, the pur-
chaser paying after July lss I54s. annually,
interest 70 TIE widow Cor her guardian. she
beng lgnatlc) and the pFl8cgpal at her death.
OF the remaining TWO thiFds, One-foursa to be
paid 0a the DAY Of sale, aud the residue. IN
annual Inslalmsnss Of one and two years from
July lsr, i-4s, and 80 secure the same bT kGs
honds with approved Personal security, and a
deed OK Trust ca the premises.
The property s low rsnted until the Ist
day Of Jaly, l.4s. al which time, UPON con
hFnatloa q Tie report By the Court, posses
sSoa VIII be given.
E. I. LEE.
HENRY BERRY,
d. II. CONRAD,
Nov. ., 1871. lsperlsl CezsHtlss,1sseys
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Iron and Steel.

UHAVE ca hand !args stock Of Bar and
Il Rolled iron. Steel Of various kinds.
Mar. n. EslT. j. JAMESON
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BRASS Clocks.

rTyFE subscriber has just rsceivei bot Of
4 80 hcGr Brass Clocks, which ae vii sell
Fegv low. w MILLER
Be,slngton, Va. Oct IA, ls47.
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1 'HEEsE Of good quality reeeived AZ
- J. " TOUNG'S.
- so
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sweet Potatoes.

lust received and for sale by
- JOHN JAMESON
r. T. Depot, Oct ., 1871.
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L RIG y Z Ali tbs Ccun'r Court q
' Berkeley, November Term, 1871,
leonard W llllamzou AMI Wl.s-pkFi.
AFArysr
.i--ea IlrGX, Ac-,{'G
IN CHANCERY.
I-@ absent Defendant, Elizabeth Mau01,
lc[ 4aJ-ag sntersd her appearance and ggvea
ee-rrY according 70 iaW and the rules 81 the
--g1-s ll1 l- appearing 70 the Court taat she
8 1-f AZ .n1aag1ani Of tbs Conaunu Fea.th /.
z g -c.er=d -aar the said defendant do appear
lere ca the secuad Moadag II February, Is4s,
'lt l2sweF the bll Of tie p.alnadf; aud taal
us rider De Published II the slaruns5Urg
sac e s1c two nautAs sUccessIEely, and a
lac .1Pg pcstas. at the sroat dooF Of the Court
s.4-se ot the sa5 County.
\ Copy.-TasEe,
JACOB VAN DOREN, c-B-c.
-NoVe--ler =, tsl7-lm
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sweet Potatoes,

lust received, a b, Of fresh Sweet Pota
81 Ices G. RAENEAL-
Nov. a., $50.
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eFLeS, SQ9ES ls9 ULCERS.

Spinal a1eeucns. ealargeGsents Of the hcu les
and polats, white swelling, hip lo5ai complaint,
ruptGrss, falling q the bowels aad womb DIS
ease, wal hnd speedy cure IN DIR. Sweetser's
Paracea. Where the disease has aesn cf loag
Standing, the tIule required 10 make cure
vii be !oager, but sae patent may rest assn
red Eaa, deSerEaiaed perseverance gIA effecfIE
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-08

Anna into Mexico was that il was intended to consum-
mate purpose universally desired by the counuythat
Of solid and lasting peace That il failed proves thal
The administration mistaken in its expectations PM
Would that we could attribute to the course oil ihe ieo
erasts, in regard to the war; equal honesty OF l'en
ton Would that could say OF them that Ihey nave
been nsgated by love of country In Their opPoS''oh "
the coun.ry's war
Their allegation is, that Mr.. Polk gave to Mexico
general But what did the United States Gazette ana
other federal organs say, in effect after the captua'on
Of Monterey, BY which whole Mexican army was re-
leased with arms in their hands! In condemnng The
terms of this captulaon they said, in almost 80 many
words: General TAYLOR has given 10 Mexico an army
So that according to federal authorities, MIR. Polk gave
10 Mexico general, and General Taylor gave to Mexico
an army These, however, the rawlings OF disappont,
ed and reckless pasans, and will never be counenanced
by discreet honest Although many good citizens
believed the capitulaon at Monterey to be mistake,
none but the reckless ederalists have ever charged
that ii intended TO give to Mexico army. SO with
the admission of Santa Anna; if that mistake, 1t is
Infamous alege that il intended 10 result IN pa
cling him al the head of his soldiers Both wisely
designed both were done by General Taylor and MIR
Polk they would have been done by others, IN order
TO impress the Mexicans with their anxious desire ol
peace And he that assas the one may with equal JUS
tce assail the other.
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From the Upland Union.
Truth L. Mighty and VIII Prevail.

Few public men have been more bitterly vindctve-
" denounced than the present Secretary OF the Treasury
and for the obvious reason, that the system of
lies, sounded the death knell of high tariff and bank
monoposs of every grade Every sculhon of arsiocra
CIV was barking at his heels, denouncng "Bob Walker
and his British tariff of 1916 The ability and foresight
OF Mr. Walker have been verified TO the letter. by the full
faent of every prediction made by him. The truth of
his principles has been proved by the accomplishment
of every promised result; and instead of ruined com
nue. every branch of business is the full tide of pros
perly and the collections for the first year of the
called British tariff of 1916 will bring into the treasury
according present estimates 900 900 than the
last wear of the federal tariff of 1912 His ignorant
and oumouthed federal opponents SILENT their guns
spiked, and their batteries unnamed.
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leo. Federalism points out the whole campaign in Ma
leo as proof of the imbecility and INCOMPETENCE Of
government. Imbecilty! lncompetency Nay, won,
and more shameful than this. With its hundred ba,.
tongues, the federal press rings out its most atoc
falsehood--its farcica horror of mendacityhat the
minstraton meant and designed 10 sacrifice General Ia
or and his brave soldiers, and trailorousy give ,bs
over as an easy prey the Mexican ancers in the des
OF Buena Vista 1t is not enough for the federal O,u
to tell all Europe and the world that our Executive h.
planned our Congress solemnly sanctioned and our b
citizens rushed in multtudes to the foreign field TO fol
out, causeess, impious, and God-defyng war
aggression and outrage 1t has, besides, placapjsl
its foul columns this heinous charge OF deep.dyed
murderous treason against the American government
the prosecution of that nefarious scheme II this ebo
of unspeakabe infamy be not at this moment believed
every capital of Europe, and IN the city of Mexico
be not branded deeply and intellectually into our na,o
escucheon--it is not because the federal press h,
spared its fasest or its worst to brand ii
How this course Of the federal leaders and organs h,
acted on the other side OF the Atlantic, we may learn ii
part from that audacity of SANDER in the LondO
press, which has dared to defame "pusalanimou1
one of the brightest achievements of the war-A.
taking of Vera Cruz How it has acted in Meyco
is shown in the language of the Mexican Daro
proclaiming some entire party" here in the inees
of Mexico it is shown in the recent address Of ,h
clergy of San Luis Potos, which reads like an ech,
of the defamation Of the federal press it is shown
even in the proclamation of General Scott, hayiD,
for one of its leading objects TO disabuse the MexicD
mind of the fatal decisions which federal ravng has eI
cited; and most of ALL it is shown in the blind niatu,
ton OF Mexico putting oil the day OF peace, and rushing
into guerilla war; in her weakness, under the vain hop
that federalism WILL ere long, be strong enough to with
draw our troops in failure and shame.
And now, upon this view OF the two parties-of then
position, their principles, and their coursewe put ii
every hearted man in the country. Which the party
of patriotism is the party of national prosper
ity-which is the party of our national renown Which
party has deserved the voice and the vote of every honest
patriots Is the party that has thus upheld the cause
the country is it the party by which that sacred cause
has been thus cried down and defamed'
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From the Pennsylvania.
The Admission OF Santa ANN.

The federal press continue 10 make the admission of
the Mexican leader the subject of malignant and abusive
commentary; and, IN The spirit OF submated maevo-
lence hold the Executive responsible for the blood
which has been split in our battles with the armies led
bv Santa Anna The difference between the conduc, OF
the federal leaders and the federal press and that of the
President is that the first oppose the country for vile
personal purposesbeIng ready TO flag trail
ed in the dust so that the democrats may be overhrown
The Executive on the other hand, devoes all his time
and his energies prosecute the war with vgorrepeng
the influences OF domestic treason the one hand and
those of the external enemy the other II is mos,
wicked and wilfu alsehood, undeserving alike OF reply
exposure, because of its brazen unuh, to suppose
that Santa Anna allowed TO enter Vera Cruz in order
TO give TO the Mexcans general This is the mpua-
ton OF who believe the people to be ignorant and
depraved and belongs TO the category of humbugs for
which the federal leaders remarkable II is addressed
to the creduy that was expected to believe in the magic
influence OF coon-skns and hard cider the potent errors
of standing army and the regal extravaganza of gol
presidential spoons II will be credited when the federal
ISIS NAV clam to be honest in their principles or
full in their prophecies We repeat, the only honest
sructon that be placed upon the admission OF SAINT
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From the Journal of Commerce.
The Mexican Tariff.

The manufacturing class seem determined TO regulate
the tariff for Mexico well as for country, ia
suit their particular interests These people and then
paid advocates act though the country belong
ed them and all the other interests but to support
home government and TO conquer foreign for their
advantage Not satisfied with upwards of thirty years
protection home ranging from 80 to 300 per cent they
claim the erclusire right to supply all Mexico.
hat do those manufacturers contribute to support this
government Not one cent They receive millions in
tribute and pay nothing The higher the revenue, the
greater their profits and they UNANIMOUSLY refused to
pay anything tea and coffee to support the war, be-
cause, to that erten they would have been compelled to
contribute with others 10 that object
When, with the money of others, have got posses
sion of Mexico and TO make them pay part of the
expense these eproach the Secretary of the Teasu-
ry because foreign goods are admitted also. Modesty
unparalleled! II ten million dollars TO be paid by
Mexicans in the price of their goods these gentlemen
claim it, though they have paid cent towards
the war Nor is that all: for they to have the
elusive right, the demand for Mexico and the United
States together would be great that these American
goods would be enhanced Is to so per cent in value and
citizens after paying for the war, would be made
pay the manufacturers extra price for all their domes
tic articles. These modest gentlemen own the whole
country, excepting only their spendiares and 10 in
cur no other expense.
Did Great Britain make discriminating duties when she
conquered China Is such conduct compatible with the
independence of any country Did make war with
to them But the hue and cry is up from Vera Cruz 10
the Aroostook-and Mr.. Walker is denounced because
his Mexican tai intended 10 obtain money from Mex
co and to benefit few thousand people in the United
States who have refused to pay any shape towards the
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&250 REWARD. :

CsD S0 REWARD-The above reward will be paid TO
sOLcO person who will restore her discohsolae
parents their daughter, MARY FOX or one hall OF said
reward for such Information will lead 10 her
said Mary left her school about D. the 10Th oil
May and since that time has been She Is only 10
years OF feet inches in height, black hair, small
black eyes, rather thick poutng lips red cheeks small ea
tnres pretty and quite grsh IN appearance. She wore a
small plaid calico dress pink, purple and blue black silk
cape and apron black gaiter boots pink silk shred hat
and green veil two small chased finger rings, gold pen
ell attached black cord and her nails quite short from
biting them 1t is strongly suspected that she has been alb
Quoted 10y person named Michael alias Martin Hare,
who absconded about that time from this city, deserving
his wife and leaving her entirely destitute of support Said
Hare about % of feet inches in height
oops ittle dark hair, curry, whiskers lair
complexion and rather geneel appearance He was seen
lurking in the ghborhocd OF her school short time
vious, disguised with false whiskers
Any information TO be Immediately communicated (by
telegraph II possble) George w Mase chief OF police,
New York, who isau,honzed TO pay the above reward
New York. June 7--3