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s,s No. STILL GISTEn@-
ESIsszyss just received, fresh from CherI ystone
$3.50, aud kept unice. Call and try tletn at
s THE ARBOUR." York River
Grabs, HOLSTERS, Picked oysters. Lamb
Tongues, Pigs Feet, Sardiues, Fresh
HaiiDut, Hog Fish, and various other uxu-
res ON hand, ana will be served up in our best
style at moments notice. Drop in and Try them
Corner Main and 18th streets.
au t9-6t R. w ALLEN
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BY GEORGE J. SUMNER,

BY UEOhUE =. SUMNER.
$4,000
WORTH OF VALUABLE FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
A Rare Chance for H0usekeepers.!
ON WEDNESDAY. 25th Inst, co mmencing
~ at 10 O'CLOCK, at the POWHAIAN HOUSE,
1,l ,. soid At Auction without reserve the en- ire
Fs~n'eare hAl"using this establishment, the
greater 20 rti0u OF viii eli has been but recently Dur
en---d. ard is IN nrst rate order. The Furniture
consists OF
PARLOR FURNITURE.
Fine Mahogany Plush Sofa-Tete aFetes
Lar. arm Chars, MarDle top Side Tables
Centre Iablt 5, French Pate hi. rOrs-eegant
Brussels Carpet (nea"iy new
CHAMBER.
Most of the Chambers furnished with Mahog
any French Bedsteads, Mahogany Wardroees,
~ ashsIands, Hair anc Shdck hdtIasses, which are
new; and good Mahogany Dressing Cabinets &C,
&C,
DIEING ROOM, OFFICE, and all the other Fur
niture belonging To the House l NE House VIII DC
open Monday and Tuesday preceding the
sale, when TIE PUBLIC Is invited ioinspect IT..
Should the sale not be concluded ON the first
day, 1t will be continued from day TO Gay, com.
encing at the HI ur, TIL the whole is closed
''e-~' --T"~ al su'rs p"dsr Ti00 cash; over
that amount, four months credit Tor approved Ne
gotiaDle Noies.
Sale conducted by
aul6 GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auet
~sTABLE AT AUCTIUN.-By virtue OF
- Deed Of Trust executed to me, trustee, by
ishan Pickett, the End day OF September, 1851, tor
purposes therein set forth, shall offer tor sale, to
the highest bidder, on the premises, On MONDAY,
the 23d OF the present month, (August) at O'clock
M a Wooden stable, about 43 feet wide and II
feet long, built upon lots No ~ ano 30, on 18th or
Market street; fronting on that street, and running
back to Union st
The terms will be made known at the time Of
selling WM. WATTS, Trustee
sale to be conducted by
auto GEO w TOLER, Auct
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EDUCATION.

MI ALE AND FEMALE SCHOOL. I'd
IVA street, between Clay and Leigh
The Duties OF the above School will be resumed
on the lst Of September next.
Terra.
Male department, per session of months SO
Female do do d.
REBERENCE-Rev DR. Howell and Rev James
Taylo Messls John and George Gibson Ri
eharcs VIM Mountoy, VIM LYMAN, w Be
veridge. Thomas Stone, and many others who
have patronized the above school for the last six
years
A. G SAUNDERS, Principal.
B-A Night school will be opened on the
LIST October, for Young Men. A. G. s.
au l3-itusai"
~ OTI CE.-Ihe subscriber is prepared to re-
" the tuition of the French Language,
dramatically and practically, win continued ex
ertion to enable his pupils speak it with pure
pronunciation, and exempt from foreign and pro.
viucial idlofratic expressions.
au lS-taWtsWS M. r. pOITIAUX
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BY JOHN X. ID. PAYNE, Salesman.
DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRTST

Ply VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST.
II executed to US on the gath day If June. 1852
recorded in the Hastings Court for the city Of Rich
mond, by the nim OF John A. Temple Co. and at
shall, ON MONDAY, the Both day of August, 1852,
at half past o'clock, p N, on the premises, sell
for cash, Stable at the X. and P. Railroad Depot
on the lot occupied by Clarke Hatcher, containing
or 10 STALE; and a Blacksmith's Shop, joining
Messlers boat yard on the Basin with Bellows, An.
wills and Tools, and Wooden Shed near the shop,
it being part of the property assigned in the said
deed
10 WATSON a. HI1GHES. Trustees
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- HEAL THE SICK-Aen OF liberal education
al The present day, devote all their talents TO dis
cover the meats whereby they may remove those
painful maladies " nich assail the human frame
There il no Jter art than that of healing the sick
Considering the numDerless diseases to which man
Is liable, and which may cause him to dag out a
protracted lie Of distress suddenly cut him of
In the bloom of hi. existence and usefulness. We
should gratefully seze upon every means OF coun-
tracing their dreadful fleets, causing removal
OF tuus clogs } happIaess. la those cases where
~. Liver or the Stomach is the cause, would
hgn., recommend DR. Hoofands German Bjtters
prepared by DR. c. NJ. jackson. No medicine Il this
time stands higher than these Bitters and TO those
who are suffering from the horrors OF Indigestion
We say they the aniidUte. ule-6t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DIYS
BY GEORGE y. ToLRa'

trust, from George L Betty ana nc. Lea q
- hhas.ee admitted to record in The ClerI. me &c
o., .as hnstings Court Of the city OF RichnnS once
H,n Gay o. May 1852 for the benefit Of cer,s ~
r ,h tnsfein named shall proceed to al .,r
On .ne premises, to the highest bidder. on W.
,n the Let day of September next mn,
terms then to be made known, certain ,r,c. y.
piece 0, isnd In the County OF Hcnrco, about seven
lines lines below Richmond, containing fifty acres
more or less) and adjoining the lands Of Abe,
hooson, Iheodorick Carter, and others The i'm.
proven 'nts are comfortable log house. and !
goSd orchard. The title, though considered good
VIII De conveyed by me without warranty.
ED D. EACHO, trustee
GEO. w. ToLER, Auct a., ~
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EkCHES, LEECHES.-Ihe publlc are
IL hereby informed that nave just received by
Adams Express, superior lot of Swedish Leeches
which will be applied upon reasonable terms. |
always be found the Hair Dressing, Shaving,
Shampooing and Bathing Salo,n under the Amer
can Hotel-enirance ON Ilth street
K. C.. HOBSON
N. B.-Cupping and Leeching attended to at the
shortest notice, ana upon the most reas enable
terms. au II
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r9~ CHOLERA, DIARRHHA, CHO-
LEKA MORBU0, CHOLiCS, ChAMP, GRIPPING
PAINS IN THE BOWELS, SPASMODIC AND
NERVOUS DISORDERS, &c, may be cured by
StaDIer;s Great summer Remedy
None genuine without the signature OF r. II
STABLKR, NJ. ID.
ChIIs and Fevers. Ague Bilious, Remittent
and Nervous fevers, General Weakness, Wear
meas ia the Limbs Chronic Debility, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia, &c, may be cured by Staber's Great
Ague and Fever Specific.
None genuine without the signature of K. H.
Staber, NJ. d.
StabIer's Alterafive-A valuable remedy for
Impurities OF the Blood, Erysipelas, Boils, Salt
kheum, blk Crust, Rheumausm bronchitis, En-
lar sed Tousiig, Throat, Dropsy, Ulcers on the
legs Swelied Glands, Deranged Liver, Oppression,
Pa patton OF the Heart, letters, &c, &.
All OF the above for sale in Richmond by GAY
NOR Il WOOD, DOVE s. ISAACS and PURCELL,
LADD * co. r Il. STABLER, M D.,
lie 26-3m+ alexandria, Va
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ESKRIDGE,
Chaplain U. s. Navy.
HamptOn,s Vegetable Iinctura nv a.

Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. oy In
milo acton On the stomach, Liver and the Aid
neys, will cure Dyspepsia, Cough, asthma. Bron.
cnia and Lung Affections, Pains In the bacz, Sids
ana Breast, Consumption, scroiula Rheumatism
GouI, Neuralgia, tlstula, Piles, Bowel Complaints
Worms, Nervous Debility, with all diseases arising
from Impure blood, and Is the greatest Female Ne
dlclne ever known.
Call Oh those having this wot dertul article fog
sale ana get pamphlets gratis and read cei theates
from the best men In the country
Fur Cholera Morbus, Cholic, Darrhea and all
diseases incident TO the towels In the summer SEE
son, 1t has no equal.
tor sale by U. A. STkECh ER Main street, Rich-
mond Il. b. jones 81 Co., Petersburg, Va; Dr.
CUUhE, FreaerIca sburg; MORTIMER q NOV
BRAY, balumore and ~ Druggists generally.
iv % =
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JOB PRINTING,

DTSPA TCH OFFICE,
Governor street. 2 doors from Main.
RICHMOND Va
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BY JOHN IL. ID. PAYNE, salesman.
DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST,

BY JOHN IL. -. IA Il NE, SatesnaH.
DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST,
ID executed TO oy F. Erdman, partner, and
on behalf of the firm OF q. Lapman q Co to
secure certain debts of the said nrm. mentioned
therein, dated the 18th day OF July, 1852, and re-
corded offices of the Hastings Court OF Rich
mond aud the County Court OF Chesterfield, and
at the request OF tue uenehciaries mentioned there
in we shall, on Wednesday, the 25th day OF
August, 1862, at Tue American Hoiei stables, on
,Utn octw MAN and Cary Streets at the hoar OF
10, CLOCK A. NJ, sell at auction. Tor cash, Eight
very large and superior Work HORSES In excellent
order, which have been used III hauling stone; one
street wagon, and wagon with heavy wreeis,
made ana used for bauiIns timber; together win
six sets OF wagon harness, all oil which Is part Oh
property assigned III said eed The wagons and
gear are good order. rare opportunity Is offcr-
ed 10 persons in want If fine, heavy work Horses,
&c. WATSON IL HUGHES,
aul IA Trustees
BY JOHN X. ID. PAYNE, Salesman.
GALE GF HUMsLs, COWS, HOGS,
y CARRIAGES AND HARNESS, AND HOUSE
HOLD F. RNlTUkE, AT AUCI1oh.-"li DC
SOLD on Thursday, the 10Th Gay oi August, i~'@'
the residence oI Or WE !" gregory IA ,Aen' ~
county about two miles uorth OF hlchaofa, On uis
PLANK road commencing al Ii O'Clock ID, all Oh
his Household and kiIcDen furniture, consisiDg
Vi the usual variety. Also several good horses,
milcn Cows, Hogs, Carriages ana 1aihess' anu al
OF the Farming implements
TERMS made kuown at the day OF sale:
an n w GODDiN, Auct
0UGAK HOUSE MoLAssEs.-5o hhds
y pes: qualify fos saie by
au ls DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
lETHISKEY.-2L0 bbls Mountain Dew, for
w sale by
auls DAVENPORT. ALLEN g. co.
NJ EW FLOC R.-zW barrels ihJiiins' extra,
" receiving touay and tor sale by
aul5 LEWIS ID. CRENSHAW e. co.
EKENCH BhANDi.-4O laii pipes ior SAFE
by
au Is DAVENPORT, ALLEN H. co.
IACKsON's SUMMER CANDLES, Ri
y tie and Blasting Powder, Safety fuse, Rice,
Cotton Yarns, Hydraulic Cement, Brazil Sugar,
Whiskey, N. h. Rum, &c, for sale By
eu i9 DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. Co
WANTED-A SALESMAN al the Dry Goods
w business. JACOB A. LEVY
au IL SO Main street
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Pamphlets, Business Cards.
Circulars Tickets.
Aandbilis, Blanks. &c. &c,
Labels. of every descriptions
r lnted al short notice aud upon reasonable terms.
EIY9 tTders for all kinds OF Printing will be re.
celYec and executed IN the handsornesT style.
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Ti7HE SUBSCRIBER H Wing DE

FFNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DE.
L CLIkED BUSINESS on his own account re.
turns his sincere acknowledgements to his II. ENDS
and the public tor the very liberal patronage tx.
tended to him, and begs Continuance in his new
conneXiou.
He has arranged with Messrs. C. HARTWELL
& CO, where ne viii be aSso AZ ssloT Ii I'D "a q
toners choice selection OF every thing in the
DRY GOODS line. and will be able TO sell them on
the same liberal t5Ims which be nas offered ia his
o!d business, and which have proved generally
satisfactory
Hisirieuds are inrits I'D to call and see him. His
old customers will find him from this date al Messrs
HARTWELL x CO, and he begs them 10 call as
soon SIS possible and adjust their accounts. 1t is
very important to him TO wind up his old business
ct the earliest date.
ul6-s j. G. CHENERY.1 .
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WANTED, s20-O 10 invest In "a substantial and
w lucrative business in Richmond. ANY one hav-
ing Of the ready than they have present use
for, will find a good investment by addressing,
through the Post Office, B. OLDEN.
en- on--3rt
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REV. VERNON EsKRIDGE, U. 5. n.

: : U-k As4.UU n, VII, aug. 10, Io0I.
Mr. j. L. Boush-Dear sir While an In gene.
raj opposed IL Patent Medicines, candor conpels
me 10 state that lave great confidence in the yr.
tues OF Hampton's Vegeiaole Tincture For several
months past have used il in my family and in
dyspepsia, loss OF appetite dizziness, ana general
deblilty, Win enilre success SO lar as nv exn,.
rlence extends therefore, take pleasure in RECON-
nding II IL afflicted as saie and etcient rs
meoy. lam, respectfully, yours,
w..
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l'nE OLD DOMINION sFEAKs-E

VIZ DOml MON SkEAA9.-nr.
John Luke's testimony. gentleman exisn-
ssvey Known, though upwards OF sixty veern a
az now enjoys the heeiih and activity 81 youfh-
ne cneeffuIiy recommends this .1inctures I. an
Many ey his charity, have been restored to healsA
oy II, and In the city Of Richmond uunbrr, v;Tl
TESTIFY 1t has cured them when all other reroedien
nave fsi.ed; bur It's lame has spread throusi, -
Union, and every where the afflicted hai il = -
wonderful discovery oi the age.
ine world never before saw such mas Of
nome issuHony gwen to any o. her medicine.
=, PORTSMOUTH. July YIN 1851
Mr.. J. E. BousH-Dear sir: Ieci II n aufy 10
maize known the benefit have derived from DIR
HAMP1ONS VEGETABLE TINCIUnE For q
numoer OF years have suffered from disease bus
70 greater degree tor the last three years-one Of
.ne forms OF ms disease was Dyspepsia. From this
uteaoius malaoy suffered 10 such an extent thai
.a was really burden-the attack on me was diff
re-. 70 Una ON any her person Of whom have
ha al Tunes II was ike the palptation of rhe
w,shsae was Constant tnumpiug and beating
ches, 80 N mission, about the region Of the heart
| Tor ws.ss nacn-some OF the attacks wSuid 10
| eops,an,s."y stcmscn wss much dlstended With
~ s a PAIN great weakness and c,,ns,,nsH. -
| witbon, No.; iSouo not eat the most simple tofI
of rhs kinna also suffered or atty from disesse
"a .ue Aieneyss with constant main ~ ~.
that could walk only with grss. sis osck. 30
az the nost popular patent sair,1. -. -
ou1 iouno no relief. had sl.o m, as. =. -
me il was no fo, % my physicians fransly soid
as ne couIo DO me no COED gave as a,no... ~ -
pair ana thought my disease certsinv inen. aes-
AT THIS !unctufe heard OF Hampton.s 49,
,s'th anctufe. refused to gave Ii a tria,. a.
though persuaded oy my friends anliI mv san on -,
chased a lew oeltles and requested me to try r. =
After taking II a few times, it Lad most Mann,
ehect upon me-my confidence increased and srf.r
.ahns tnlee bottles, my Dyspepsia. or disease Of
tie stomach, was nearly if NOT entiIe.y cureo
go" ieel myself a hew man, ana in better meath
than Tor ears am certain that the cure IN INV
case was MADE oy this hamptou's Vegetable Tine.
ture alone. Since my cure [ have reco,nn,a.S
the llncture to number OF my friends. VINO nsva
also been relieved by 1t. Some OF the cures maze
oeen made bs rapid aud equally wonderful as mine
L present my respects to Messrs Mortimer q
Moworay, the proprietors OF this valuable Meuirin.
ana say To them lis value is above price, ano trom
| my cure ana what have stem Oh the effects pnon
| otuers, snail ever feel 1t my duty to recommend
| 1t to the suffering. | nave NO douot many yajusbls
lives Will oe prolonged oy its use hope the a
fieted viii cast asiGe their prejudces and give IL
| lair thai. ioers most respectfully,
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NA ANTkD. an experienced Farm Hand, for
w the balance OF the year. white laborer,
well recommended, not objected to. Apply i'm
plediately at Messrs JONES s. HARWOOD'S fur.
niture store, opposite the Exchange Bank.
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UNT PEILLIs' CABIN Inc HEIRS of
n Randolph abbey, novel. This work consists
Of series OF chapters originally published in that
most brilliant Of all the foreign monthlies, the
Dublin University Megazne-25c
Aunt Phs' Cabin, or Southern Lite as it is by
Mrs Mary Eastman, beautifully illustrared-50c
Gleason's Pictorial Tor this week. Together with
all tue Weekles at
GEO. NJ. WEST IL BROS,
an 20 Under Exchange.
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WANTED.-We wish TO
ID employ for friend, first rate Blacksmith 10
20 to the country For such an one, constant EN-
ployment and first rate wages vii! be given. Apply
immec lately al oar store
w. s. & G DOMAIN.
sula No u Pearl street.
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BONDS VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL-
ID ROAD, secured by mortgage, with Coupons
attached, interest and principal pay able In New
YORK. Ten thousand i've hundred dollars above
Bonds. in sums OF $50 each for sale by
au I7-dIw DAVID ANDERSON, JR.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-03-02

A colony Of these miserable mpcsters, has
recently settled in Fayettc County ia this
State. \ correspondent Of the Lewisburg
Chronicle gives an Interesting account Of lie
colcnists. lie says they are, in the main,
men of learning and Intelligence; thcir estates
are thrown into common fund for the heue-
fit Of the whole community, and revelations
ave made frcm time to time as to the neces
sites of any member! They profess to have
been gnidcd to their present location "by tho
spirit of the apostle Paul and others Of the
deceased" The Chronicles correspondent
also informs the world that it is the intention
Of the "liappers" to resume the publication
Of couple of newspapers commenced in N.
York these papers he it understood, are
dictated, edited aud published by the spirits
from the interior" "Vive la humbug"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-03-02

We are authorized by President Robirson,
Of the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Rail Road Company to state that the
delegates appointed to the Democratic and
Wing State Conventions. to he held in Rich
mond in the months of March and April, will
be allowed the advantages of return tickets
The whole charge to actual delegate from
Washington to Richmond, and back, will be
but So,
We have no doubt the other Rail Read
Companies will be equally liberal II so. we
shall take pleasure in making the announce
ment in good season.
And here we may take occasion to remark
that the officers and agents Of the Steamboat
and Rail Road Companies between Wash
iugton ana Richmond are entitled to a kind
remembrance from all who have tragersed the
route. Nothing is omitted which can in any
degree. contribute TO the cheerlulness aud
comfort of the traveller.
1t is worth a trip to Richmond at nytime
to hear one of Capt. Ben. Darrieotts stories.
Free Press
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-03-02
cnEsApEAKE AND ONO cAsAL.

Whilst the new States are, at almost every
session Of Congress. receiving appropriations
Of public lands for Schools aud internal in,
progcments. The old states get nothing It
win be remembered that Virginia gave away
enough for an empire, and now she Is DOOM
ed to look on and see her nlaDificcnee trans
ferrcd not only to the younger born sisters Of
the family. but to emigrants from other coun-
tries
Is il not time to ask some return from the
general government. ere the whole public do
main DO squandercd 10 what better Oh ject
could portion Of these lands be applied than
to the extension and completion Of the Chcs
apeake and Ohio Canal? This was origina-
ted as national work. jet the burden Of its
construction has fallen upon VirgiHia and
Mary land, and upon the public spirited eiti
gems along the route who contributed their
means under the idea that The United States
would put its Herculcan shoulders to the
wheels.
This work will scarcely fail to receive the
attention Of our present yigilant aud energct-
ie Representatives. Mr. Faulkner has it in
bis power to signalize lis services BIZ move
mcDt on this snl,ject No man in the conn
try is more fully acquainted with the origin
progress aud prospects Of sliis great and ma
tienal work than Mr. f. lie has tie facts
and figures to 90 upon, and the times are
propitious for movement IN regard to it,
Vim Rep
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-03-02
THE wings or DELAWARE.

At meeting of the Wing members of the
Legislature Of the State of Delaware, held on
the 23d Of February, 1882, the following
among other resolutions, were unanimously
adopted:
Resolred. That we recommend to the
Wings Of this State the nomination Of Mai n
General Winfield Scott, as President Of the
United States.
Resolred, That we recommend the city of
Philadelphia as tie place and the 18th OF
June next as the time of meeting Of the Wing
Convention to nominate candidate the Of
fee Of President Of the United States
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-03-02
puELlc DEBT or VIRGINIA.

Tie public debt of Virginia at this time is
placed at about eleven million Of dpllars!-
The amended constitution makes it impera-
tive upon the General Assembly to raise an.
nualy 7 per cent, Of that sum for the pur-
pose Of paying the yearly interest and grada-
ally dischargiag tie principals the sum to be
raised every year for this purpose alone. is
about s770, 0O0 over and above what will be
req isite for the ordinary expenses Of the gov,
eminent, which itself must be several hun
bred thousand dollars. A $ the matter now
stands, them the State taxes must be up
wards If million; and, in order to raise this
sum, both the rate Of tax must be increased
beyond what tie people have been used to,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-03-02
WING MEETING.

The Wings Of berkeley arc rcqrested to
meet at The Court House. on Monday the 9Th
day Of March next (Court day. at 2 o'clock,
T NJ for the purpose Disappointing delegates
to a State Convention to be held in Rich
mond on the 18th Of April next The OBJ
jcet Of the State Convention is to appoint
Delegates to thc National Wing Convention
tononinate a candidate for President and
Vice President Of the United States.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-03-02
PRESENTATION.

On Thursday night last committee Of
the Ladies who had been interested in the
late Fair and Supper for the benefit of the
Sons Of Temperance of this place. appeared
at the Division Room with the ayais Of their
labor. Tie occasion was one of deep inter-
est to tie Order.
Miss Mary L. Garara presented the box
containing $3.50, the uett profits of the Fair,
&c, to William Dorsey, Esq who in brief
but very appropriate address, presented the
same to the Division. Norman Miller rceei-
we'd it, and rendered the cordial thanks of
the Division to the Ladies for this substan-
tai manifestation of the deep interest of some
of the Ladies of Martnsburg in TIE cause of
Temperance. Me cause of al mankind"
The design Of tie Sons" here is to build a
Hall, 50 soon as their means will permit
Give /. en- lift.