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THE COLUM BIAN.
OLYMPIA, PUGET SOUND Q. T.
saturday. January 40. 1858.
Message of Gov. GaInes-Action
tion of the House respecting it
legislative Assembly, sc.

After the organization of the house of
representatives on the 8th December, that
body, through its chief clerk, Mr.. RICHARD
]. Wmrr, addressed a notice 10 governor
Gaines, informing him "that the house had
come to order, and was then ready TO pro-
coed 10 business" Whereupon his excel
loncy sent in message addressed" Eell0tr
Cai.cns Of The House Of Representatives. -
the length of which prevents its insertion
in full al this time. Presuming, however,
that the matters treated Of in the message
may prove interesting to many Of our read
crs, we herewith subjoin synopsis of the
leading topics discussed therein: O
Ailcr expressing the hope that the delib-
eraIions Of the house will be conducted and
governed by patriotic views, which will en-
brace the " interests Of lOh0ie country, with
out The neglect Of any part" the governor
proceeds to direct attention TO the impor-
lance of an early application of all the mon
eys appropriated by congress for the cree
ton of suitable public buildings at the seal
government, and elsewhere, as provided for
and the peculiar necessity Of the immediate
erection of the peniienliary, as matter o
ezpediency, as well as for the relief of IN.
different counties from the burdensome tal
now required for the safe keeping Of con
yicts. In this connection the governor alst
suggests the importance of the "passsge 0
laws for the establishment and regulation o
complete system Of prison discipline"
In view of the cxactions consequent up
on the immediate entr; nee of the immigra
lion within the territory this side Of the Cas-
eade mOuntains-( referring, We presume, I,
tcrrys, toll-gates, c.l-ihc governor direct
attention to the adoption of "such measure
as will lead 10 an improvement of the road
and the diminution of the expenses and loss
Is attendant upon the travelling over it il
the present state Of things"
The attention of the house is next direct
ed to the subject of education somewhat a
length, in which the governor suggests tha
the grants made by cOngrcss-Tincludine
we suppose, one township Of land NORTH @
'Ae Columbia riVerl-fOr the establishment
and endowment of university, receive du
Consideration by that body, by making sal
grants available. He further calls attention
10 an act Of congress, approved Feb 0, 1851
10 which the governor and legislature ar
"4lIhorzed to make such laws aud nccdf.
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A Bill
To Create and Organize the County Of Picrc

To Create and Organize the County Of Pierce
SECTION /. BE it enacted by the Leg
islatiye Assembly Of the Territory Of Ore.
gon, That all that portion of Thurstop coun-
" embraced within the following bounda-
ries, 10 wit; Commencing at the mouth Of
river Nisqually, in the middle Of the main
channel thereof, thence north along The
main channel of Puget Sound, between An
derson's Island and the maiu land, to the
head of Cases Inlet thence due ea,t to
the middle Of the west channel of the pas
sage between Vashon's Island and the main
land thence south along up said channel
to a point opposite 10 Point Defiance ;
thence east from the Point last aforesaid, up
the middle Of commencement Bay, TO the
mouth Of Puallyp River thence up the
middle Of said stream 10 the mouth OF the
north fork Of the same; thence up the mid
die Of the main fork of said stream 10 the
head Of the same thence due east 10 the
summit of the Cascade range OF mountains
thence south along the summit Of said range
of mountains, to parallel Of latitude pass.
ing through the mouth Of Michaeps Fork OF
the NiSquAlly River thence from the point
last Aforesaid, west along said parallel Of
latitude, 10 The mouth of Michaefs Fork Of
the Nisqually River thence down along
the middle of the main channel of said ryer
10 the place Of beginning--is hereby eonsli.
Iuted and organized into a separate county,
10 be known and called Pierce county, in
honor of Franklin Pierce, of New Hamp-
shire.
Sec. 2. That all the territory composed
within aidboundaries shall compose a coun.
ly for civil and military purposes, and shall
be subject 10 the same laws, rules, rcgula.
tions, and restrictions, as all other counties
in the Territory Of Oregon, and entitled tc
elect the same county officers as other coun.
ties arc entitled 10 elect.
SIC. 3. The election precincts in said
county are hereby established at the houses
OF John NJ Chapman, at Stcilacoom city
and Henry Murril, on the Nisqually plains
Provided, that nothing in this act shall b,
so construed as to prevent lhe county com,
missloners court OF said county from herpaE
ter establishing other precincts.
SIC. 4. This act to take effect, and b,
IN force from and after its passage.
} Let not yOur tongue cut vour ihfoaf
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has heretofore existed between the legisa
iurc and the executive AMI Judicial depart
hents Of government, having been set al
rest by the action of congress in the settle
ment of the location question, the validity
Of present legislative enaetments can nc
longer be regarded as doubtful. And as nc
excuse can exist for procrastinalion in nc
ces,ary enactments and provisions demand
ed by the wants aud interests of the variou,
portions of the territory-to the people are
the representatives responsible, and By then
will they be called upon to render an ac-
count of their stewardship, and the manner
in which they have discharged their trust
and he that is found to have retarded bene.
fetal legislative action buried his talent, oI
hid his light under bushel-" verify he
shall have his reward"
To the friends of separate territoricl gov
eminent in northern Oregon, as well as
tLosc of Umpqua, Rogue River, Shasta, &C.,
there is one item of proceedings in the house
of representatives WHICH cannot fail to at
tract particular attention, as also, be a source
of qualification 10 the people Of the territory
generally. We allude to the introduction,
by Mr.. MATLocK, of bill for the forma-
tion of a State Government. We have not
as yet been unable TO learn what action has
been had upon the proposition, but look up
on the matter as &" fixed fact" that pre-
vious 10 the adjournment OF the NEXT session
of congress, a state constitution for the vii
lamette valley will have been drafted-ap-
plicaton be made for admission into the
Union, and its mctes and bounds as sovcr
eign state cstab lishcd by congress This is
precisely what is desired by the people both
NORTH and SOUTH, as the formation of a
state in the CENTRE would be the means Of
an immediate Organization Of a territory on
either side, as the northern and southern
boundaries of said state would probably be
eircumscribed BY The Columbia river and the
Umpqua mountains. In the meaulmc, and
while OUR territory is only known as part
Of that of Oregon, it is desired that the laws
by which we are 10 be governed, be plaiu--
our Judicial districts properly arranged, aud
IN all respects, that our region of countr,
reseiye that consideration to which il is
justly entitled at the bands Of the lrgsll-
'urc. From the proceedings before US, we
can find no just reason to accuse the lcgsla-
iure Of Partially or neglect in this drec-
ton, but on the contrary think that thus far,
they have "dcalt Justice with an even
hand" May such be the case 10 the end.
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rerms-InvarlnbIy i'm Advance,

Far one wear, when sent by mail or taken al
,bo oaice. 500; for six months $500.
Ma naner will be discontinued, unless at the
option of the publishers, until all aHearages arc
paid.
ADVERTISING.
One SQUARE. Twelve lines or less,) three lnseI-
-. 500: fer every additional insertion, 81, ,Oo.
A liberal deduction to yearly advertisers.
The number Of insertions must be distinctly
marked on the margin, otherwise they will be con-
Gnuel ,ll forbidden, and charged accordingly
AGENTS.
Tn. following gentlemen are authorized to re-
esive subscriptions for The Columbian;"
EB. COMFORT, Postmaster, Portland.
SCHUYLER S. SAUNDERS, Gehalis, Lewis
County.
Mr.AxDRrw MUIR, Victoria, ,Vancouvcr's
Island
VIC. TRrvErr, Salem, Southern Oregon.
ADAM VAx DUsEN, Astoria.
U. f, Hicks, Salt Creek, Polk Co.
JAMES HALL, Postmaster, Fort Stella
COON.
Gro. B. GoUDY, Lafayette
VIZ. S. CALDWELL, Hillsborough;
RoBERr NEWELL, Champoeg
JAMES c. STRONG, Cathlamett;
Isaac n. EuEY, Whidby's Island;
HENRY c. WILSON, Port Townsend
BALcu & PALMER, SteilacoOm
W w. MILLER, Ncsqually;
T.. D. WARBAss, Cowlitz Farms;
$. s. FoRD, Sen, Chickeelcs;
CnAs. c. TERRY & Co., New York;
f. s. HoLLAND, Oregon City;
A. A. DESNY, Seattle /;
S. D. HowE, PENIS Cove, Whidby's
Island;
JouS R. JAcKsoN, Jackson's Prairie,
Lewis county ;.a a...t.. ....
S. S. WiLIAMs, Washington City,
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A Bill
To Crcalo anJ Organize The County Of hl.nd.

To Create and Organize the County Of hsnd.
SECTION l. BE it enacted by the Ley
islaliye Assembly Of the Territory Of Ore
gon, That all that portion of Thurston
county embraced within the following boun-
darirs, TO wit Commencing in the mid
die Of Admiralty Inlet, at point due east
of Pilot Cove; thence, down along tho
middle of Admiralty Inlet, TO the mouth Of
the same thence north, across the Straits
OF Juan de Fuca, aud through the Canal dc
Auo, and along the northern boundary line
Of the United States, to the summit Of tho
Cascade Mountains thence south, along
the summit Of the Cascade Mountains, To
the northeast corner OF King county
thence west, TO the place Of begnnng--bc
and the same is hereby constituted and Or
ganized INTO a separate county, 10 be known
and called Island comfy.
SIC. ?, That all the territory embraced
within said boundaries shall compose a
county for civil and military purposes, and
shall be nnder the same laws, rules, regula-
lions, aud restrictions, as all other counties
in the Territory OF Oregon, and entitled 10
elect the sane county officers q other coun.
ties are entitled to elect.
SEC. 3. The election precincts in said
county shall be held at the house Of S. NJ
Hol,lernrss, at Suohomi,hs and r. n. Ians-
dale, Whidby's Island Provided, that moth
ing in thR sct shah be so Construed as 10
pre,en; the couHly commissioners court of
said county from hereafter establishing 9TH
rT precincts.
SEC. /. That tAe eoon,y seat Of said
county be and de same is horrLy establish
cd at Coveland, ON the hhd claim Of Rich
ard n, Laustalc.
Sic 3. This act to take effect and be
in furce from aud amer It's p'Sogc.
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To establish the eounly-seAs Of Thurs'on Comfy
Section /. Be il enacted by the L. gls-
laiive Assembly OF the Territory Of 0rcgoni
That the county seat Of lhurston County
be and the same i hereby established al ihV
town Of Olympia. in said county.
This aoi TO take effect and b. IN iotee
from and alttr lis passage.
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THE COLU M BIAN

,rpLlsurp EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, BY
WILEY s. McELR0Y,
J. w. WILEY. 1. f. McELRof
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Whose rcwarJeth evil for sooi, evil shall
not DEPART ifcW his house
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The serrnouy Of eieeiins the hfs' eolamn Of
the C,ysnl Paluoe came oil IL New York Oh the
ssb Of oylobef, AJdsesses were tsh,eTed by
GOV. llunt ani other.
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-26
VaLUaBLE FARM F0R sAIp.

THE undersigned, wishing 10 remove y, a..
i valley viii dispose Of the FARM on wb;ss
b now resides, in Berkeley County, Virginia !.
privale sale :"
The Farm con; aims se7 ACRES; abou, 27s .c,..
OF which are cleared, and the balance 10 90
TiAlBLk. The taam Lies two and -
Sy& mites south Of Martinsharg, il couyen,ss,
.s-- 70 several laig e Merchant Mills aud ~ -
pos On The & y k.R $50 acres arr I;.s.
stone, aud the balance OF 6rst-rate Slate -
All ia good stale Of cultivation The impr1s.i
Aents are large and CONVENIENT Dwell. -
Lint .--a lsrgs new BANK BAsiN--w.sA W.sa
brick uaAxgRlKs at the back CuRs lIeusr E|'H
i5IAcAsnltn saor, with aiynscssssry out. NJ, n
ihgs There is ON the place q large yousx App !
ORCHARD, Of choice fr,iif, how bearing ~
Plumb. Peach, and other fruit. The fariu 4 ssn
watvred, there being tive never-fsiIing Spriuas.
one near the dwelling water y conveyed d N.
kitchen dovr by machinery
Martinsburg furnishes as all times marker q.
every description of produce, either OF farm !.
dairy, that is not excellcd by any town Ia yirr.n.
ia. For iArniink or grazing purposes this isrn
cannot be surpassed by my In this section Of M
state Persons desiring 10 puschase ssrc invited
10 view The prnptrty.a US a more pruhtahe iuges,.
ment csanos now bo made. Terms will be n,gls
accommodating. s
gs-letlers directed 10 the undersigned at Ma.
tin-barg, Berkeley County, Virginia win rsesiv.
prompt ATTENTION THORNTON HkNSHAw.
Aimrtingbnrg, October 10, is5ss--tf sE
II Lancaster PAL whig aud liagsrstown Md,
Herald copy times and send bin 70 This Office =
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-26

The people Of Washington county are very
indignant at the jury for rendering verdic,
Of scquitsl in the case Of Robert Swan, which
they msintain was sgsinst both the law and
The evidence. Meetings have been held at
Boonsboro' and .Hagerstown. at which q sc-
RES ofresoluticus were passed expressing in
the most emphatic language their utter con
tempt for The jury. ard their condemns tion
Of toe sentiments uttered by some Of the
counsel for the defence AT Boonsboro' the
jury we're burned 10 efhgy 10 the public street
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-26
''''--'-''T--1'--4'---s'
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS viii We received until NoveMBEa
IL i5rH, TOR the furnishing. and deiivxrins a.
lam No 4, ON the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal "a
T1aDSR and PLANK, asfcllows
NO 100 Lineal feel White YAK Timber hewn on
three sides, each face o.shoal one loot II length
of Is feet and upwards. 5000 Llnval feet White
TAX Timber, one foot thick, hewu on upps r aid
lower sides, to lace ut least ten inches leng.hs
Is ieet and upwards loco sticks fer Tres, OF
White Oak. one foot in diameter, 10 to i6 feet in
length 60000 feet b Nj. hhite Oak ScanllinS
six inches thick, six TO twelve inches broad ana
iwenty-seyen feet IN length. 10000 feet Is AZ (.
three Inches heart yellow Pine pank feet long
"a 600 feet ID ~ Ice GUARDS. Mhasro.sk. IL ices
long 6inehes thick al one end aud Two at the OF
err Aud for The furnishing and delivery at Dam
No S, OF 5000 Lineal n. Whine Oak Timber hewn
on three sides, each side 20 show oas iooifsee in
length S feet and upwards. 5000 Linesl ieet
White Oak Timber, one loot thick, hewn on upper
and lower Sides TO show ut least ten Inches face in
length OF 8 feet and upwards 600 sticks TOR
Ties OF White Oak. one foot diameter IL TO l6 feet
long $1,000 seet B. NJ. White Oak plank. six in
wsnf y.two feet long Is 600 feet b NJ Ice Guards.
sane size as for Dam No. 4. To be denver during
the Spring OF 1884
Bids Will be received through the Pest Office at
Cumberland, addressed to he subscriber tor she
whole or any portion OF the above bills to be de-
iivsred is above. II. any basin 1.-THE chesapeake
ard Ohio Canal, above ShsPherdsicvn- Wa
r L. PATTERSON, \
i, Engineer and Gen'l SuPlC & o, Canal.
October &c, 1888 : 81. ,sg tsi5ssa,siA Igi
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-26
MERIyO AND SAXON SHEEP FOR SALE.

A FLOCK OF Sky Ewes. Gli,ep -Lambs,
IA aud Two Bucks, chiefly from The 6us
flock oil Robert g. Nicholas. being high cross
Of Saxon on the best Msrino stock, The re-
main,er are French Merinos--wilI be sold on
1hmsday. October 27is. at 10 O'clock, on
farm now occupied BY John c. Nicholas. two
miles from The. North Mountain Depot, in
Berkeley County on an approved credit Of
one year. notes 10 be payable with iateres, in
Martinsbarg or Baltimore.
At The same time and on the same terms,
(excepting sales no, exceeding SIS, which will
be cash, , number Of Horses, Cattle, Hogs,,
Pouliry, and Farming Utensils of every kind,
also. various articles of Household Furniture
At the same time. the FARM referred 10.
containing 4i3 ACRES. we'll iimberei and
wa,ered, and finely adapted 10 grazing. aud
readily lmrfosrd 10 produce well every kind
OF gain; wifi be- offered Tor sale on accomno.
dating terms. and Icing Web adapted TO =
DIVISION, MAJ be bought in two tracts il not
sold il wi be lei 10 responsible msn.
GyFor further information apply 10 Mr.
WILLIAM LEIGH, North Mouniainj or MI.
john c. NICHOLAS, on the premises.
o. oter s, 1859.
POstponcmcnt.
gy-1he above sale is postponed until Thur.
day. ire 18Th Of November. al 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon. x88f&s38 # M sOch ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-26
JUDGE BnoNsSS REMOVED.

Il ~. s.y1af - = % 4
The Union Of yesterday, contains the fol-
lowing Official announcements
Appointments by the President --Heman
J. Redfeld, Collector for the district of New
York, wee Greene c.. Bronson, removed.
John j. Cisco, assistant Treasurer Of The
Uaited States at New York, vice John A.
Dix, resigned. 1861 f
John Romeyn Brodhead, Naval officer for
the district Of New York, vice II. j. Red
FIELD. ss1 gBs-i eM4s4s E9ea Ae~4
Following this programme Of removals and
appointments is long and labored reply 10
the letters Of Messrs Bronson and O'Conner,
with the annexed captions, in faring capitals
"The Presidents Policy Vindicated'-Ofi-
. eisl Insubordination. Discountenanced" -
"Factious Disorganizers Rebukcd.'' The
letters Of Secretaries Guthrie and Davis, are
extolled and approved, and the Union adds !:
"Emanating, as these letters did, from men,
bers of the cabinet, and bearing upon their
face the truthful declaration that the Presi-
dent and his cabinet are united as one man
upon those principles and that policy no in-
telligout man was left with an excuse for
doubt as to the true position occupied by the
administration" s-itsi- -sA
The Union then proceeds, at great length,
to sustain the course of the President in re-
moving Collector Bronson, and concludes
with the publication Of letter from Secreta-
ry Guthrie, Diminishing judge Bronson from
the Collectorship Of New York, which the
Baltimore American says, will be regarded
IS curiosity, coming from a member of the
Cabinet, who aspires to the honor of being
regarded as one Of the statesmen of1S53.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-26
ATTENTION!


Touch Not, Taste Not, Handle Not.
NEs The Rev. WILLIAM q sfEAKE, Of Har-
EtEA-AA<S pers cry, will deliver Temperance Adj
dress in the Lutheran Church o'clock TAvssDAr
evening, the Bed Of November. which time the membes
neghbong Divisions OF the Sons Of Temperance invi
ted be present, nIarfinsbug Division viii out In
procession. An men, everywhere, drinkers, bayers ses,
fenss and foes, cendaly insssdto forward
and do battle in their respective spheres no ast y
shall be shown but the words Of sobenes and truth viii be
submitted Tor the consideration Of enlightened
ty. The Ladies' particuia " iapfef to attend By
order Of Martnsburg Division, No 4s. $. CIT ssi6
k4+ sazs EyERHARr RYNEAL,
PETER II, CAV,
g.s sif al AsfadfN u. h. 0AIrHEK, t@ a
October d. 1863. Camnfss.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-26
rxECUT0R,S SALE.

NV ILL. be- sold al The iate Ttss hence OF Sic
w phen X Snodyrass. decd. about 2 miles
Soslh west OF Martmsbnrg. onasbr Maans-
burg and Winchester Turnpike. on Thursday,
The d oh day IF November mri all the
Personal PROPERTY
OF said deceased, consisting Ut Il
III Work Horses; Cprt;
SO Cattle. Durham and Druon Stock;
rs Sheep, and so Hogs large sized;
2 Wagons, nearly ner !;
] 1seo. Hpfse .BaroucbeUad liarness
neao Sleigh and HarneS; 4,
Al his Ploughs'and Ha,vops;
Wagon and Plough Harness:
/ nelo Uheat Fan and Screen :;
700 bushris prime White Wheat;
( .4lIhis Corn, Oats and Hay;
5000 fl. II inch Pine Plank, srell sra-
$ ned, Scantiias aud Shiagies; Bacon
and Lard; ~
Household md Kitchen Furniture,
besides many Other arlicIes TOO numerous 10
mention ,sx s w
Terms II Sale Mime months credit on all
sums over five dollars, the purchaser giving
bond and approved security under that sun,
CASH The wheat will be sold for cash,
October 22, 1853. a STEWART,
4,rfin,lssr
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-26

N Vii Is subscriber ufgs 10 lniofu Iils patrons
u aud friends that he has jnstreturned rum
New YoIk with an extensive assortment olias-
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
selected with great care, and with special re-
frrence TO The waals OF this place. He IS now
prepared 10 exhibii large aud very inviting
stock. emhsacing greater variety than hare
iofuse offered in his Town. Dry Goods eni-
bracing numerous styles Of Prints, Ginshams.
M. Deisnes OF various kinds. also, the latest
siyl les . Bonneis and every shade oi'Trimnng
for the same, LADIES' Dress Goods, Vesipgx,
Pant Snfis, Broadcloths. Sheciiagl. White
Goods, Tlckings. Gloves. Hosiery. Parasols.
Yankee Nolions. also. large assortmen, OF
Family Groceries ,Crockery Hardware, l,oon
Shoes. Hats. Gaps, W OGDEN ant Hollow
Ware. Dyes. Sc. &c.,. aud erery ,hlng usual.
W kept in Country Establishment.
Haylhg Purchased my Goods directly from
the manufacturers and in,rorers, Consequent.
~ saving ohs profit, il is unnecessary TO make
use OF anything but the naked truth in regard
10 them. IL esn get the privilege oishowIng
them to the eEiirecomnunity. II Is ALL ASK
the goods will tell heir own story. AL kinds
Of Country Produce taken in exchange No
charge for showing Goods. Clvl treatment
to all Come and see and be satisfied. -,
Although goods OF all kinds have adyanceds
in price IN the eastern markets. no differences
iii be made in those now on hand
JOSEPH W. GitANrIIAM.
~ ~, . 1870
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-26

EkSrs About two Thousand tuns OF guspo
arrived at Baltimore on Tuesday week. in two
ships from the Pacific the Tuskar and
James Corner Several other vessels arc re-
ported 70 be in the Bay, II the present fine
weather should continue. it will not be too
late, for some weeks TO GENE. to apply guano
to wheat lands. 1t is probable tho demand
this season will now soon he supplied.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-26
Marlinshurg. Ocl. l2, Il
Mis. EDlTON.

TENiiE communicated Of Afesars IIEysoS & Eoas,
l in the Free Press OF yesteri ~, With regard
to the Gaano Attachment TO the Wheat Drill, calls
for II brief notice from me. L viii merely STATE
that direct and immediate opportunity Of enior-s
cling the law ta its utmost extent against persons
using The above mentioned iix.ure 9i.sm Their
consent is nov afforded them; as am using and
intend 10 continue 10 use fro OF y. VI Pennocks
Wheat Drills. withGuano t;ischn,eRt to each one,
such Attachment having been afii xed BY my direc
ton, and being my oaea iaseni0g ~
presume the question OF right between Messrs
Henson & Rohr, an myself, will be decided at The
proper tribunal, the Patent Office II pending
Paint bars use, how do Messrs Henson & Eohr
sell Guano Attachments whilst my patent is pend.
ingl .tEM&3# fYk Nst@N
In conclusion allow me 10 express my sincere
hope, that all who adopt this Auachment win
the Drills OF Messrs Henson Rohr 5 u Pen.
mock &C.. may have their expectations OF beneht
thererom fully realized f.ttfSf
Sept 30. 1853. I +. NELSON !
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-26
"TuE BANK or BERKELEY. !"

At q meeting Of the Stockholders of the
Bank Of Berkeley, held at the Court House
on Monday last, and the following named
gentlemen were elected Directors for the en-
suing year. VIM. T. snodgrass, A. G. Ham,
mond, Is. H.. Boyd, NJ. s. Gran,ham, j. Il.
Hoge, George Doll and J. w. Stewart.
We understand the Bank viii go into OPP
GRAFTON about the middle Of next month