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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19

besides 10000 ounces from adjoining locali-
ties making an aggregate Of 1,77l.974 oun-
ces, worth "a sterling or $40 per ounce
This. however, does not nearly represent the
entire amount collected even in Victoria
alone. since the miners retain considerable
quantities in their own hands. and il is con
sequently estimated that the actual proddcc
FIR the eleven mouths cannot have been less
than 100000 ources. worth f10 100000
sterling The yield from the gold fields in
New South Wales, brought down to Sidney
remains to be added, and the recent discove-
ry of an extensive tract in South Australia
will likewise have to be taken into account
In each OF the three colonies there is enough
it is now belie9ca, to reward all the popula-
ton that can pour 10 for years. Tie New
South Wales or Sidney mines have been IL
great measure neglected, on account Ct the
scarcity Of hands, but they are believed to be
almost interminable in extent and in rome
parts as rich as Mount Alexander in Veto
ria
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19
EiLIDCsrEtsING AID THE D..lucnATIc
PLATFORM IN ONO.

A dispatch from Cincinnati to the New
York Herald. Jan, 10th. 1883. reports that
the resolutions Of the Ohio Democratic State
Convention are ia favor Of resisting. with the
whole Of tie Federal Government. any ex
icntion Of European dynastics on any portion
Of the American continent, or its riciaity
and asserting that the Democracy of Ohio re-
gard he annexation Of adjacent provinces, ut
the catliest moment, consis'en. with national
honor, as the manifest destiny Of the Amer
lean republic. Here is filibusteripg in a pref
y extensive form we should say, conmeusu
rate even with the ''eapacious swallow" that
tie hero Of the broken sword has been seized
with lately Canada viii come in under this
"capaci9us swallow" as well as Cuba aud the
whole Of Mexico. This is quite comfortable
to the anti free territory annexationists of
the Southern Democracy, who begin 10 fear
that the North is going to surround them with
free States. But what means the following
paragraph from the same Dispatch:
~ motion TO endorse the Baltimore Plat
form. after several amendments aud an ami
mated discussion. ioas laid on The table. aud
the convention adjourned sine die"
There must be want Of harmony some.
where among the harmonious" that they
can't endorse their National Platform. The
trouble among the odds and ends. we fear
will break out before the Brigadier General
:akes command ofhis forces at head quarters.
- Rich. JThig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19
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THE COMIAG CABINET.

1t is so currently reported that we are in-
clined to give some credit to the rumor that
Mr.. Hunters objection to going into the
Cabinet is the fact that Mr.. Dix is to be a
member.
1t is further stated that the Southern dem
ocrats in the Senate propose to vote against
Mr. Dix's confirmation and that the North
err Democrats propose to return the com
plment by giving the coup de grace to JEFF
fersan Davis.
We live in troubulous times. There will
be early explosions prepare for them
The Cabinet must either be Union or Disu
MON Our Judgment is that the Fire eaters
aud Free Sellers will have the predominance
aud that the Uni II men will be nowhere
Republic
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19
READ AND RErLECT.

The policy Of every man IN business. and
y 10 fnust live hy the jsnhlac. u IL lei The
ruslic hear him. His best speaking trum.
pei. says Pslmel's Bostenian. il tlss ne wspa-
yer advertisement Ina popaloos comay-
nlss aad rapid age ike HIS every Trader
must make hiusrd heard and know n oihef-
wise re win fall behind The progress az rs
hs'shours. Hr may be up EARLY n me ,nn-n-
'h2 ana late Al night, and tax hishl, h;s nl,.
e'es' sns.siFs and eat the bread az careE,l.
ssss' WIN honest Intentions and s,Yal,
ofatn, vel he - ever oreo "a ~
failure for want of thas in,el.e,,,., 3
those tcide uitacs Of things wi,no., sa.a
20 man can have sefs basis far his bas,a as"
vi two ships crossing the Atlantic ons III,
struggle with battling breezes and %, M.
slowly, whereas The other with hplrn.msss
al The wheel who knows HE srhols Charts ~
his calling. is knowingly steesed into H.
rack Of the trade scincis (; and, whilc the for.
mer is working hravily in The Gull stream
or perhaps going down in il, has its sails s,an-
PLY futled 10 port.
In thus helping hisexer'ions By pruden,
skill man will secure success jus, Is a
temperate man who lives regularly and
takes proper piecsu,ion will escape bed OF
sickness. This is true Of human nature and
society, in the broad average. Moa ofthose
ailments and losses that effect mans con.
diiion. are rslpably owing 10 his own ignor-
ance or neglect. Ia the general economy
Of ihe world like causes produce like results,
un'iurmily. every~here; and where proper
means are taken 10 an end that end is nfsl
IDLY reached. To talk Of chance of fate, is
a surersiiIious absurdi,y. Carnot, the French
minister, used TO organize victory for Tie ar.
mics Of France. from his bureau be adopt
ed the right means and the right results fol.
lowed. Frederick the Great was no, very
far wrong when he said that IN the business
Of campaign, Providence was generally
found on The side the best diciplned gren.
adiers.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19
The case Of the General Arnstrong.

By the late news from Europe, informa
ton has been received Of the rendition Of an
award By Louis Napoleon, 10 The matter u
the celebrated claim made by our govern
meni against that Of Portugal for indemn,
fcaton for The loss oil The American priva-
teer General Armstrong, il lSl4 and Which
ararihos been odrerse 10 the claim. md in
favor Of Portugal. The General Armstrong
belonged 10 Captain Red 3. New York
who claimed sn Indemnity Of SltlD 600
and in i649 The Secretary Of State Mr.
Clayton and the Portuguese Minister agreed
on hei,aii Of her respective governments
to submit The uhule matter 10 tire arhi;ra-
ton Of Louis Napoleon The then President
OF France. That parsonage has since then
been made one Of The reigning monafchs Of
Europe, anil his decision, as stated above, is
against HE united States.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19
MEI.ciIsNrs. LIeNNs rs /, vIRGlNIA.


Tie array Of facts in the report Of the Au-
dtur is startling to those who btH out lccn-
ses from the state III order totollow their va
rious ayocations Liccnses are PITT down as
yielding $57n.677 40, willis; lands. lots. ne
g.oes, solvent bonds. and otherproperty, pay
cnly Ss26 4e4 If this estimate be correct,
IRE fnd The license interest paying nearly
one third IF The .,rhole Tar, aud yet it cs
not compose even one hundredth part Of the
community. Do our sauans in the negisla-
ture regard this as taxation equal and uni-
form, as demanded by the constitution
If TIE present ubiquitous plan shall conin-
ne. it will affect the mercantile interests of
the State NEST seriously. 1t has done so
already, causing many to close up and re
move to States where encouragement greets
them, rather than Legislative cnactments to
clog their enterprise.
In New York. (says wrteria the Whig)
where the importations were Que hundred
and eleven millions Of dollars. no tax is de-
mandcd; whilst 10 Virginia, where the i'm
ports were four hundred ard twenty six thou
sand dollars, the tax on merchants business
ranges from twenty five TO five hundred dol
lars. Can this be Il wise policy on our part
and will it tend to build up southern trade Z
How can our commercial and mercantile re-
latious be extended. when our law makers
discriminate so pointedly against these inter-
ests. Why not gather wisdom from others,
who have thriven and profed BY moderate
taxation on this interest Fred Her.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19
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A RAIL ROAD no THE PACIFIC.


The gigantic project f a Rail Road across
our territory to the Pacific has been introdu-
ccd into the United States Senate by Mr.
Gwin. According to this plan, the road is to
have its eastern end on the Mississippi river,
tuo lines. connecting it With the Atlantic
through the North and South respectively
aud tro at its western cad connecting it with
the Pacific through Oregan and California
The contractors for its construction receive
in payment alternate sections Of public lands
forty miles wide through the States, and eighty
miles wide through the intervening tcr,itor-
les. AT the end Of thirty years it is to be
surrendered to the United States. The mail
troops, and other Interpretations Of the gov
crnmeut shall always be free upon it, There
are many schemes for this enterprise, and
many estimates, but they must all be, in n
project SO vast. aud over country SO little
known. nothing better to be relied upon than
mere gucsses
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19

rSy@The admirable letter Of Mr. Everett,
to the British and French Ministers in rela-
ton to Cuba. says the Alcxandria Gazette,
receives unqualified praise in all quarters. =
The Union s'commends without hesitation
the eminent ability which Mr. Everett has
brought to bear upon the subject which be
discusses, The document will at once prove
the wisdom of the selection which the Pres
ident made Of Secretary Of State upon the
the death Of Mr.. Webster. aud caase regret
that SO judieious and sagacious an officer.
cannot be retained in the Executive Depart
meut, under the new administration.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19
MESSAGE or GOV. SEYMOUR.

Gov Seymour Of New York sent in lis
message to the Legislature on Tucsd.y. We
learn that he Is opposed to the anti rent cut
RACES, bat s.ill wishes that The landlords would
dispose Of their interests 10 liberal manner,
in order to put an end to tcnures which had
proved Injurious the interests Of the COM
munity. The Gna.cc Of tie State are not
considered satisfactory the expenditures ex
cecd the income 100000 last year The
Governor concludes By recommending a
strict adherence to tie constitution Of the
United States The total debt of the State
is 81, 323,s3s. The expenditures for the
rcxt yoar are estimated at Ss1i.S35. The
canals are estimated to be worth $50, 9 S5, 1868
as they pay six per cent. interest on that sun
The canal revenues last year were So, l79,
goo. The school fund 2235i $50 co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19
Census statistics.

Tie census tables OF 1850 give The fol
loving estimates, as compiled by an ex.
charge There are 1901 white mutes
632 coiored, u which 4S9 are s'aves-9
705 blind Ia 165 insane ID i56 whites
32l free coried and 29l slaves l5 Toe
idiots whites Ia $50, Tree colhied 435
slaves ! ,0i0- ia 912 pauners. The annual
expense Of them So 054 SIG. In the wear
ending June, 1859, 81 Con pers sons were
convicted of CRIME. abou, hall Of whom were
Of foreign bi,ih. On lbe Is, vi Of Jnpe,
1850. there were G.700 IN prison. Tie
vaue If ihe churches is estimated al $50 :
900 600 and for every Gas inhabitants there
is church The real estate held IN The Isl
d June. 1850 is valued q, about seventeen
Thousand ndilions 0! do'Isrs. and the pers n
a. estate at six thousand Millions
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19
coMMoSyyEa..r va. srLvE.,s.

The examining triil Of this case was com
mcncea on Tuesday morning Of last week,
and closed late on Wednesday night. MIR
Silvers was acquitted of the charge Of mali
ciously shooting Mr.. Morgan, with intent to
kill but the case win be sent over 10 the
Circuit Court, where Mr.. Silvers will be tried
Cor Aalalcfm shooting He was required to
give bail il the penalty Of $4,000. The
trial was ably conducted by Col Il 7. Hun
ter, for the Commonwealth David Fl. Conrad
Robert Y Conrad. Charles j Faulkner ard
Franklin Thomas Esqrs, for the defendant.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19
THE Legislature.

Tie trans ars.Sns II aae Legislature con-
tinue ID be nnin,ere<iing. For This reason
we omit 10 give but pot lions of,heproceed-
ings.
In the House. on The 9th inst, sill con-
ceruing The State Agricultural Society was
taken up and an amendment adopted appfo-
psisiing $40 600 in 1858. aud $4,000 for
each year thereafter. COR the use Of said so-
cety and then the bill aas ordered 10 be
engrossed fur third reading.
III the Senate, on the Glib inst, The House
bill providing for The enrolment Of the mill.
Tia by the Commissioners Of The Revenue,
the abolition Of musiers and re-organiza
lion Of the Volunteer Corps. being The order
ofthe day, was taken up and the substitute
heretofore reported by the committee on
General Laws having been read motion
was made 10 lay the same on the table bu,
II was rejected. Tie DILL and substitute were
finally laid on the table and made The order
Of the day for the Bis, inst
On Saturday, on motion Of Mr. Gtaniham.
the Committee on Roads. &c., were instruct
ed to enquire into the expenses Of SO amend
ing 'au acl 10 incorporate the HedgesvilIe,
and Potomac Turnpike Company" passed
February S,h 1850 as TO increase The CAPT
tai stock 5000 iar tie purpose Of building
bridge on their road across Back Greek,
and extending il TO the Frederick county
line, up 10 the valley Of said creek.
Mr.. Mcclure, on Monday. presented a
potion Of citizens OF Berkeley, praying the
Enlargement 81 the corporation Of the town
Of Maflinsburg.
On Tuesday the bill concerning the re-
moval Of Free Negtoes from the Common.
wealth was called up in the House. and
made HE order Of the day for the oath inst.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19
-~7-s7@s<F@||F S<1TFsFfF------
CHILD BURNT TO DElTu,

Wc regret to learn that child. son
about two years old. Of Mr.. James Gregory,
o. this county. was burnt to death on Tues
day last 1t had been left by its mother il
the house while she went to the yard for
some wood On her return she found its
clothes On fire, aud in cudeavoring to save
the child was badly burned herself But a
few hours after this melancholy accident the
child was a corpse
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19

HEy@The Baltimore American commends
to those who seem, disposed to lay violent
hands on the Jewel of the Antilles" the fol
lowing fable. The story is full of useful
wafning:--"Ihe monkeys belonging to GER
tain keeper Of Wild animals were usually
copincd in lioc of narrow cages, each Of
which had a pan in the centre of its front,
which at regular hours ,ras rcH flied nth
food for the tenant ;--neyertheless il was
observed that when all The monkeys ,cerc
supplied Nth their messes. scarcely any one
q them eat ont Of his olrn pan; each thrust
bis paws through the bars and robbed bis
right or left hand reighbor. Half that ras
seized ioas spill or lost in The coapeyance (;
and while one monkey was so unproftably
engaged IN plandering, his oacn pan uas ca.
posed to similar degradation"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19

HSy~The receipts Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road from the main stem during
the month Of December, show an increase Of
500 900 over the receipts for the same month
in the previous year. and Oh the Washington
Branch an Increase of s. 600 has been real
ized. This excess of receipts from the main
stem arises mainly. it is said, from the increa
sed amount of coal brought over the road
from Cumberland.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19
pr0.

X 81 hls residence in this county on tho sra in..
~. AsIaosr RosrsnraoTa, aged aboa, SO ysars.
aeaasy .As lth inst. At her residence VIZ.
hand eoss 10y n Ct Washington Couny, Msry.
her age. 1s'se, 10 tae 9sth ysafd
~. ,as as'a iIsi Cara srSr lAxs. only ssueA.
year finer age. 'sss' "a sAs Va
que IN, nas gone, and now she wears he scrovn.
:, Which Christ to her hath given.
one has her seat Of his right hand.
Her home is now in heaven. Nm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19
Feo,i sourm AMERICA.


The following letter viii show that Earth.
qnakes and Civil Wars are not all the ealam
tiles they have to provide against ia thai
quarter Of the void Diseases incident t.
our own climate, also find their way there a.
will be seen b. the remedy they seek for pro
lection.
VALPARAISO Chilli S A.. July 20, as.
10 ID. J. c. Aysr. Sc
DEAR SiR:--We have the pleasure to re-
port on your shipment of CHERRY PEcroRAL
to our house, the whole quantity sold, and
a pressing demand for more, which must await
the arrival Of further supplies rs success in
curing diseases Of the lungs. and lis conse
queat notoriay, has erceLed any medicine
erer used in this county. Most Of our
remedies here are imported from England.
and some Of them are rich aud valuable; but
no product Of medical skill from that or any
other quarter has ever won so fully the con-
fidence Of our population as this beautiful
preparation Of yours.
The article has attracted particular atten.
ton among our most distinguished citizens
from the fact that General Bulncs. President
Of the Republic, and the highest officer in the
State, was cured Of severe and dangerous
affection Of the lungs by its use. lie allows
us to send bis name, and wishes to add the
Acknowledgements Of gratitude for his relief
We have the honor to be, sir,
Very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant,
CARLOS ALVAREZ & co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19

a London letter Of Deeemsor 18th, % i,

4 london letter Of Deeemher 18th. pu,
lishsdin the n \. Commercial says
The Australian news becomes more and
more astonishing. A few days later adsires
have been received. and il appears that even
during that time new aud extensive deposits
had been discovered Retarns are also given
Of the amounts sent down BY escort from
Mount Alexander aud Ballarat mines. ii TIE
colony Of Victoria. to the seaport Of Melbourne
alone. IRON October, 1851. to the end Of
Aug which shows the steady increase ofthe
Weld. They were as follows:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19
A CONSTABLE ON A THRONE.

The present Emperor of France was few
years ago an English constable. During the
Char,ist movements. in 1913. NJ Louis Bon
aparte found himself at London. Not having
sous 10 his pocket he was, Of course, in
favor of all the great questions of the day"
that promised to pay anything, and ready to
join in getting up revolution, or putting
down one, just as the wind might blow. On
the 10Th of April, 1913, when Chartist in
surrection was unprecedented. Louis. proba-
bly, forcseeing it would come to nothing. APP
piled for the Office of constable, and was sworn
in as special lie was put upon duty in
the streets of London, and assisted in keep
ing the populace in order.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19
EXECUTORS LAST NOTICE.

TW.SH all those who are indebted 10 the estate
i Of Philip Sheetz, decd, by Bond, Note, or Ac.
count, to make arrangements to pay up as soon as
possible, as am bound 10 make settlement OF the
estate within l2 months, under the new constitu.
ton, and wish to make as full settlement as |
can W. KROESEN. Eyecsaor
Jan 10. 1853 St ii Phii,p .SAsefz deed
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19

nSgs-Thc Inauguration Of the Equestrian
Statue Of jackson took place in Washington
or the sth. The day was most beautiful -
Many citizens. together with $. jaurners from
abroad, awaited themselves Of the occasion to
participate in the celebration and share in the
pleasant excitement when the occasion afor-
ded
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19

Rsy@The Hon. Charles II Stuart. Demo-
cratic member of the House Of Representa-
tives, has been elected to the United States
Senate by the Michigan Legislature, in place
of Hon. Alpheus Felch. whose term will ex-
pire on the 4th Of March
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19
no the Voters Or Berkeley Couniy

n undersigned would respectfully inform the e,iseas
OF Mnrtinsbafg and the Ceunty that he has opened
shop on Qaeen Saest Martinsburg under shop Of
drew Bowman one door west OF Riddle Bros. Store.
where he i prepared do all kinds o. SIGN, OK
&c
easks share Of the public patronage, bins conadssi
that his work and terms viii favoraby With ths
January 10. ISIS JAMES. n. BOYER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19

Rey-Tbe Cumberland Telegraph states
that the Mt. Savage Iron Company are ma
king extensive arrangements to put their
large iron works 10 full operation at an early
day
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19
linrrifo

On the ist inst. By the Rev. NJ. Thoma. u,
JonS 4. FewlRs, to Mss JAxr, daughter Il NJ.
HrnaM Bowss, all Of this place.
On Friday last b. the Rev. D.. Thomas. M.
hoR.cs Moatr 20 Mis- Mar Avx dauxhsas q
Dir. Joseph Simmons. all Of this place.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19

nSJ-At the recent celebration at Wheel
ing. Mr. Swami. produced the trowel used by
the venerable Charles Carroll. when the Bal
timorc and Ohio Rail Road was commenced
on the 4th day Of July, lS2S--the first stone
Of which he laid.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19

BzS~Since Saturday night last we have
had severe winter weather. 1t is showing
rapidly as we 60 to press. At this rate the
leo. maker will soon do bis work
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19

R~g-E Elk Senator Merrwcther has settled
his contested seat question: by taking full
pay and mileage and full set Of Congresson-
al bcoks--it is expected he viii now stay aud
enjoy himself during the remainder Of The
session
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19

We had time but to give glance at the
February number Of this Magazine, hut are
satisfied that it is first rate number, and
worthy the high reputation il has acquired
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19
NATIONAL HOTEL, &C., FOR RENT.

Twill rent the property which Mr.. n. staub
| now occupies known as the NATIONAL No.
HOTEL to good Tenant, for aterm ofone It'll
or three years. Twin also rent my House ~
opposite the Foundry, which isone Of the most com
Portable houses thai is in town for rent there Is
good garden, and several Springs not over 100
yards from the house.
January 10, lS53-3t W. KR0ESEN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19

The House of Delegates has agreed to the
resolution adopted by the Senate fixing the
period Of the adjournment of the GeneralAs-
sembly for the 25th of February.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19

ga. .. CaASasRs vii Il sucpeses 6,
hf mp9'stsacy. @ Gil sIlr vaeancy ceso~sae III
~ u.t fesignasion 81 Wilhnm pcfsty i ~
n9I'h'own Dis.ric', ty MAsY vorras
Mr Miller, Sir Please announce n,
so e, q AihfAs, As candidate for Msgislrote
70 ~ ~ sacansy eceasicn y the resignation II
william loissy Esq. and oblise -'''s'' :
s~A y i0's MAxr Worms
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19
NOTICE.

4 PETITION WILDE presented to the present Genera
n Assembly Ut Virginia extend the Corporate limits Of
the Town OF Martinsbnrg that part Of the Coansy q
Berkeley, commencing North Street from lot No. 31is
the road leading fro 6fusn Street wiIauspot and
runaing bah from SAID street one hundred feet.
January 49, 1853