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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
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By-At meeting Of Mechanics Band,
No. /, /. O. u. b., held at their Hall, in
Martinsburg, Sept. 20, 1854, the following
preamble and resolutions we're unanimously
adopted =
WBLaEAs, It has pleased an All-wise
Providence to remove from our midst, our
much esteemed Brother, SANUEL LoHR, who
was universally admired and beloved, who by
his manly virtues aud manly integrity had
xon for himself the confidence and esteem,
not only Of his brethren, but Of all who knew
him. BE it therefore,
Res0lped. LIST. That we doubly deplore
the removal Of our brother BY lie hand Of
death from the field Of his labors, while car
rying out the beloved principles of our or
der in seeking ont and alloviating the suffer-
ing and distress OF our sorrow-stricken COM
mnnity,-himself falling yictmto the de-
stroying scourge.
2nd That we deeply synlpatiza with the
afflicted family oe tho deceased IN the iffe-
parable Jess which they have sustained by
the death Of one so distinguished for all those
qualities which secure respect and confidence
in the relations Of private life, and which
prompted hin 10 discharge with such 'scru-
palods fidelity The o-liga ions Of b other and
protector Of a large family Of brothers and
sisters, who were early taken under his kind
care and protection, and who presented in his
own person an example Of Truth, Honor,
Virtue, and Brotherly Kindness worthy the
imitation Of all, but especially Of those whom
Providence had ASST ned to his particular
guardianship and care.
Sd. That these proceedings be spread up
on the minutes Of this Band, that the Secre-
tary 90 furnish copy of the same to the
family Of the deceased, and that they be pub
lished in the papers Of the town.
ARTuuR n. BRATF, Committee.
HENRY !YENTH, o'"'"'''
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
THE CHOLERA.

1t gives US great pleasure to say that the
cholera has entirely disappeared from Mar
tnsburg, and that there is now not the least
apprehension that it will break out again =
The late change in the weather. with an at
mosphere perfectly pure, and the sanitary
measures adopted by our citizens, all conduce
to the good health of our town.
The following is list of all who have died
since our last issue
Tacsday. September 19-Ngs. Maria Doll,
cousort of b. Doll, Esq; Mary D daughter
of Mr.. David Hess aged about 0 years. No
deaths on Wednesday.
ThuSdaA September 2l--Mrs. Grove,
consort of Mr.. Michael Grove.
F~iday September - David Sllke, boy
at Mr.. Young's, aged about II years; YIN.
Johuson'a child.
Saturday. September 4a--Mr. D. Hess
Sd child.
Mondag Sepicm}cr 25-1Ir. King.
Tucsday Srpt. &C. Mrs. Jane Collins.
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Tic Hon. Mr.. Faulkner Informs us that the
theSirnlence % this disease which recently pre-
vailed at liartinsblWg, was entirely without
precedent He bclieyes that q similar ratio Of
mortility IN New fork would have carsegl a.loes
10000 in few DAYS. II Il worse Il al the
fatality eta battlefield. Mr. Faulkner re main
ed in Marsinsbarg during To- prevalence Of the
disease and describes It's horrors as appeal ling--
He returns to-day.
We copy The above from the Baltimore
Patriot of last Friday. Justice to chose Of
our citizens who sremained 10 Mart lnsb-rg''
during The prevalence Of the diseas e, demands
n brief notice Of it. Several Of our physi-
clans, who have had experience with cholera
cases, have expressed tie opinion that there
was no difficulty in managir rs the disease
and curing the patient, provided medical aid
was procured before the diau htea had brought
the subject into a dying state. Not more
than 50 have died here Wit, cholera during
space Of eighteen days, and VIC are assured
that every case had beeu preceded with di r
rh@a, or iinprudenee in diet, Or want of care
and attention. It IS true number Of our
good citizens left town, believing that
lie who gets in the cars and rides away,
May live to die another day"
while others remained and nobly stood up to
their duty, and when assistance was required,
really, and truly proved themselves ..good
Sainafitans' visited the sick. buried the
dead, relieved the distressed, comlorted The
afflicted, uaappaHed, and now have their re-
reward in the Consciousness of having been
Of some service TO their fellows Of having
done TO others, what tLey would under sim
liar circumstances, others should DO to them.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
CALIFOR

We give the following as summary Of
the latest news froll California
Public attention has been in a great MEASURE
engrosscd by the preparations for the col.ins
election The Congressional candidates Of tic
majority wing Of the Democratic PARTY, are now
engaged in caagassiag the State with the Wing
nominees. Messrs. Latham and NIcDougall are
expected 2 withdraw from tie contest. This
will leave but two sets of candidates in the field
the regular Democratic and Wing nominees.
The operations Of The mint are very satisfactory.
Tho amount Of COINAGE ior tho month of August
viii ho double that Of The previous month which
is still considered inadequate to the demand for
coin. Miners are doing as well as usual az this
season Of the year, big Jumps turn up now ana
then. The scarcity Of water will necossar ily
entail the receipts, the average amount Of gold
produced This year, il is supposed viii equal
that Of last year, II q does not exceed it. The
crops arc good, bUt thelrajority Of farmers labor
under MONETARY ombarrass,Gents occasioned by
being new beginners, and having expended all
their surplus capital in improving their farms,
&c. The existing low prices give but little in
dncomcnt to send their products TO market, as
the current rates scarcely pay for thoexpenso Of
haycsting and transportation. The town Of
Bidwell, in Butte County, has been destroyed
hy fire, and Maysyilc has been visited by
another conaagratioh. Daring the first seven
months of the present year, 5000 persons Lad
arrived by sea, and ot2 aiken their @erc ,r,,,rc
',1'',s " ',g'e "''N,ioI % "'' population sea
three per cent. w g Chinese.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
PUBLIC SALE
@ { R g q | u S t a { @.

T WING in Berkeley county. Virginia. BY
a. a vntue Of the decree rendered in the case
OF G. II. Beckwith s. Co.. and others, against
II. b. Kownslar and others. on the day Of
May, 1854, by the Circuit Court OF Berkeley
County, am directed 10 make sale Of the
lands now in the possession Of the said r. B.
Kownsar, will therefore proceed 10 sell, in
front of the Court House door in Martinsburg,
on Wednesday, The LIST dag cf .Noeenaber. 1854,
(being court day) the said lands.
The lands have been surveyed and plated
by the Surveyor OF Berkeley.
The tract TO be sold contains i3S Acres and
SO poles, lying on Mill Creek and is COED
quality of land. The improvements are a
large and eommodious Brick Dwelling with
all necessary out buildings. Also another
com Portable Dwelling and one Of the best Mill
seats in The Valley. The water is abundant
and neyer-ialing. II has been used Cor a
number oil years as a paper-mlll, for which a
better location cannot be ioun1. Also u suf
6cieney OF Timber Of good quality.
23S Acres and Sc Poles OF the above tract
are held IN lee simple.
The balance of The tract Is reversionary
| neht. snIjec. 70 the dover estate Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Kownslar, OF which the purchaser
will get possession at her death.
The terms Of sale as prescribed b, said de.
cree are-one-third cash, the eesidle in one
and two years, WITH Interest frcm day Of sale,
and deed Of iT.s, or the premises 10 secure
NE Qeier'ed payments
JACOB VAN DOREN, JR..
late Sheriff Of Berkeley County.
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LATER raos, ruE fLAlas.

A gentleman has arrived at St. Louis from q
trip across the Plains. In coming from salt
Lake City, as late as the third Of June, he en-
countertd snow in the mountains 10 feet in
depth. Rains had been abundant, and less ne
ccssity for irrigation than usual. On the Plains
there was great scarcity Of water. Many
Mornons were going out and some few return
ing. One train had suffered tie loss Of hum
bred and fifteen head Of cattle, which were
stampeded off by the bufaloes. The settlements
all through the Valley, were prosperous anl
flourishing. The Mormon emigration is unu-
snally barge his year. The Indians were well
disposed towards the whites, but fighting among
themselves.
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PEACE DECLARED!
s. A. SCHI0SS,

s. A. SCHL0SS,
Dealer in English, French, and German
FANCY GOODS.
AS just received, and is now prepared TO
q exhibit TO the people Of MartinSburg and
vicinity, rich and beautiful assortment of
FANCY DRY GOODS, sIf.kS,&c..
His stock embraces in part the following ar
ticles of
Ladies IVedr-Silks ofevery variety ofqual
iiy, color, and price; Trimmings oiall kinds;
Alpachas, Mouslins, Ginghams, and Calicoes;
Shawls, Handkercheils. Hosiery, and Gloves;
Laces, lnsertings, Edgings, Ribbons, Flowers,
Shoes of all kinds. &c., Sc.
Also, CARrErlNes, verv good and very
cheap.
0o-Cal and examine his stock, One door
south Of Harrison's Drug Store.
Sept 27, 1854.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27

On Tuesday morning, September GOTH Mrs.
JANE COLLINS, relict Of Moses Collins, cc'd., in
the SD year Of her age.
r. Her funeral viii take place from the resi-
dence of Seaman Garard, on this day at 10
o'clock, A. NJ.
On the morning Of the 10Th instant, near na-
yidsonville, Anne Auindal County, Maryland,
MARCELLUs GALTAHEE, Of Washington, young
est son Of John S. Gallaher, Esq, aged % years
aud months.
On the 9th Of August, at his residence near
Bonneville, Mo-. Col. THOMAS RUSSELL, late Of
Berkeley County, Va, aged So years.
On Tuesday last, the I9th inst, Mrs Mana
E. DOH, consort Of Barnet Doll ESQ, Of this
place, and daughter Of MIR. Ezshici Showers ared
Gus 10 her death, Mrs Doll suffered from eht
attack ofcholera and had bat partially recovered
when it returned in more violent form. All
symptoms of the disease were however again re-
moved several days previous 10 her death but the
prostitution from the shock proved TOO much for
exhausted nature This aisfHnsation falls sadly
upon large circle Of relatives and lends sat IN
their bereavement they have the consolation that
she has secuted heavenly Inheritance as the re-
ward ola pious life. She was true aud devoted
follower Of Christ, and as she lived, so she died.
On the 9TH inst, MI SAMUEL KirzmiLLrR
aged 81 years. months and days.
On Saturday night last, e dropsv. Miss A.
ARMSTRONG, daughter Of Mr.. James Armstrong
Of this place, aged = years.
On Monday last, Mrs RosALln DAVIS, consort
OF Mr.. John Davis, IF this place, aged years.
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GollllIItrtjaI :.;.tfor6.
nALrIm onn rNlcEs aNnnNN1.

EALTIT0 RE PRICEs CURRENT.
soE rnawEeK ENplNs sErs. 80 Iall
Reported By Randolph. u l.n,imer, be So4m Sree:
CORN Receipts large and market dull Sales
'of Whi,e ot - t. 70 cts. Yellow at ~
10 81 cts
FLOUR Receipts are increasing, and with no
dena'id Tor shipment; the prices are Civ
ing way, Howard st. is offered at IS,
without buyers. City Mills sales at
$3.50.
WHEAT-The demand is fair and receipts only
moderate Sales ofinrerior to good reds
at 81 30 to 81 80; good to prime reds
at 81 so 70 81 Co; common White at
81 Geto 81 70; Family Flour White at
Sl70 to 81 So
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which be eDdeared himself to all who kenw
BIN. and rejoice to know that be was sastai'ed
in the last trying hour by the consultations o.
the religion which lie protested
Res9lred. That in bis death, bis bereavee
family has sustained an irreparaale loss, our
order has lost q fem supporter, aud TIE CONF
munisy has lost valuable citizen.
Rcsolred. lint whilst We sincerely SYM
patbise with his afflicted family, We do not
mourn as those who have no bope,
Res)leed. That our bali be sbroudsd IN
mourning, ard that We wear the usual badge
for the space Of thirty days.
Resolred. That these resolutions be nub-
ishei in the papers Of our town. aud copy
Of the same be transmitted to the family o.
the deceased.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
TnE CORN CRop.

The news from various sections Of the coun.
try respecting the crops, TENDERS 1t prohab,.
that there viii he full average Of the corr
crop, about which there has been so mael
coucern Tbs large area Of land sown in con
sequence ofthe lato high p,iqes Of breodstuf.
has probably more than made up for the in
juries to the crop in .ia coil sections Of
country where tho drought las prevailed
The adyees. since tue la,e rains, from North
Carolina and other sections Of the South
where large crops Of corn are raised, are very
encouraging.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
HARD TINES, HARD TINES
Sc: 60: Co.'S 81 I'll

s.4Fs s;sss s kIlrl
TIME subscribers having taken advantage of the
& tight money market. went TO Baltimore aud
New York, we'll prepared with the Sing, which
enabled them TO purchase az ,hef own prize es, ole
ofthe best aud most desirable stocks of
.icmaale deszc2GEc ana Fancy
Dry Goods.
ever exhibited TO the people of Berkeley County.
They are well aware that at the present hard times
it is impossible TO dispose ofa large stock ofgoods
unless holding uui very strong fndgcements--
Therefore they will commence
Islonday the GSth inst,
10 sacrifice Fan and Winter goods, al lower fig
ures than ever heard Of eefofe.
Is7 All those that are, or ever will be in want
Of cheap Dry ard Fancy goods, viii do well to
call at the cheap store of
Il. GOLDBuRG s CO,
Sign Of the Red Flag 80
Sept r. 1854.
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THE wIXCnlsTES raEsBYTpn,ps.

IN adjourned meeting Of tie Winchester
On. : } Frcsbytery met 10 Loudoun-Street
Church, 10 this place, 90 Friday evening last
for the purpose Of licensing Rev, SAM'L Il.
STEWART TO preach the gospel
We learn that in consequence Of the visi
taton Of harrisburg by tie cholera, the Fan
session q Che Winchester CO. S } Presbytery.
which was TO have convened in that place. win
meet here on Wednesday, the y inst in
Kent Street Church. HIN Irgnia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
DEATu or a. CAHl, ESQ.

The Cumberland Miners journal says, "wo
are panied to announce the death Of Archibald
Cary, Esq., the editor Of this paper who died on
Wednesday night last, after severe Illness OF
two weeks and a half al who were aequaint-
cd with him cditorially and socially will feel his
loss, and deeply sympathi1o with his bcrcayod
familY.n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
LAND FOR SALE.

FEVl.E subscriber attending TO discontinue Farm
4 ing with the present year. offers at private
sale hg farm on which he now resides IN Derke-
Icy county Virginia, containing
22s Ia Acres,
ofirst quality limestone land under good improve
menjs, with a sufficient quantity OF thriving TIM
b0s situated noar and an Jones Mill run, about
half way between MeSsrs BilmYers and Crdcrs
Mills about one and half nies from each Mill,
about ~ mics from Dehaven's depot on the rail-
road, miles from Shepherdstown, and about I
miles from Martinsharg. There on The Farm
Two good old apple orchards, and one of young
trees, mostly bearing of choice winter APP los an
excellent and extensive peach orchar, of choice
ifuit, with quantity and variety Of Cherries, QGn-
ees, Damsens, sc. A never falling spring OF ex-
cellent limestone water--used Us pump-conve-
nient 10 the house. Stone Dwelling House and
Kitchen nearly new. AS he believes that persons
wishing ~ buy, VIII not purchase without first
viewing the premises he deems a further descrip-
ton unnecessary. Ifihe farmis not sold before
the LIST Of January next, it will be for rent.
Ierms-One halt of the purchase money will
be required in hand, and the other halfin one, two
and three or more years, the deferred payments to
be scared by deed oftrnst on the premises.
LEWIS b. WILLIS.
Sept. 81, lS54.-tf-(iaz
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
PUBLIC Sale,

FHNhE subscriber r,ri offer for sale at his resi-
a deaee on .nursdly the 26ih day of October
a! '.'nis movable property, consisting of
Gg7od ,eork horses, md Colt
6 .Mich Cotes yeortag and spring
Calgss, Is Shsep about 30 hogs,
4 S9,os, Shouts and pigs
IfqgonS, @.h gears complfe,
Cart. 2 Barsaear PiowS.
3 single and double shovel DO,
Harroe, fracs CtciaS
BRIDES and CoHars.
aIouEenold and Kitchen Furniture.
Consisting of Beds, Bedsieads and Bedding, Mat
trassas, Tables, Chairs, ] Switchboard, Drawers,
China and Qaeensware, Pots, Ovens, Grddles,
Ttsbs Water buckets, &c, etc.--i stove and pipe,
one Wheelbarrow, some Bacon, &c, &e.,-Also
an extensive private Library q valuable Books.
Ttl,as--Six months credit will bo given on all
purchases ov6. Gse dollars the purchaser giving a
note with securlty--fye dollars under the cash
viii lie required before the articles are removed
LEWIS b. WILLIS.
G -.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
PUBLIC SALE.

VSHE subscriber will offer for sale at public
auction, al his residence on Back Creek
aoout miles above Bacl. Greek Bridge, on Thurs.
day, The ssh Of September, the following personal
property, to-wit;
head Of young Horses,
3 pery good Cd'es,
Young Cattle, Hogs.
Farming Implemfats,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
about tons of good Hay,
Some Corn and IVheat
Tsrms.--A credit of nine months will be given
on all sums Of five dollars and upwards, under
that sum the cash viii be required
DS3y'Al will also offer my farm for sale if not
sold before
CALVIN b. DICKINSON.
September 20. "a -2w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
PUBLIC SALE.

YEsIIE undersigned will sell at pablic sale, at
his residence, at Spring Hill, in this county
on Wednesday, the l1h Of October, 1884, the follow
ing property, to-wit
10 head of Horses. Of lrhieh are Colts,
10 head Of Cattle 40 head # Hogs;
80 head of Sheep, , farm Wagons,
/ Cart, lVagoa Gears,
Barskear, single and double shorel plors,
Ha,roms, &c., together NTH all Other
farming utensils.
I Also lot Of CORN and first rate Hay.
Terms "A credit Of six months will be given on
an SIMS q five dollars and upwards the purcha-
ser giving bond aad approved security, under that
sum the cash will be required. No property to
be removed until The terms OF sale are comPisu
with s-'TThe Corn and Hay will be sold ioi cash
Sept 20, "a. G. BOYD HARLAN.
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PuRLlC SALE.
lHarsd,.y ~ l2h Of 0ctoter, all his
PERSONAL PROPERTY,

consisting ia part, as follows
head Of Hoses, head Of Cattle 4 Beef
20 head of Hogs, lot Of Sheep;
One 4-horse Wagon, Q Barshear Pleughs;
Double and Single Shovel ploughs;
Wheat Fan, | pair of Wood Ladders:
| Wagon Bed, Wagon ard Plough Gears;
Forks SAoyGs. Hoes aad ISakes:
Wei Augers, Spuds &c, 20 stand Of Bees
a lot of PINE PLANK
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUaNTTURE.
consisting of Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding. Blu
roaus. Tables and Chairs, 2 Cupboards, 2 Cases
of Drawers, Pots, Ovens and Kettles, ! large
Copper Kettle, Cook Stove and apparatus, and
many other articles not necessary TO enumerate.
Terms.--A credit Of nine months will be given
on all sums over dollars tuuder that the cash
viii ia required the purchaser giving bond and
approved security. No property 10 be removed
until the terms Of salo are complied with
Fezy-sale 10 commence at O'Clock VI.
Sept 27 1874 JOHN G WHITEHALL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
LUMBER Fer SALE.

ENlIE undersigned has on hand large lot of
first.raie Lumber OF every variety at his mill
on the Canal, in Washington Co, Md, near
McCoy's Ferry, consisting in part of Pine Plank
of all kinds, Poplar Seantling, Cherry Plank,
Walnut Plank, suitable for uouse Joiners work,
and Cabinet Makers, &c Also Ceiling Laths,
Fencing Boards &c, all Of which will be Opposed
ofon the most reasonable terms
All orders for Lumber Of any kind filed upon
short notice,
Those in want of Lumber would do we'll to give
me call
Sept. Is. "a. JOSEPH LIGHT
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27

BrS@ There are few thiuge which afford us
greater pleasure than sitting down to write no.
,loe OF the celebrated Hollands German Bitters
because we are iully conscious we arc comforting
paohc benefit and cur belet tells us that by our
notices many have been induced to take these Bit
WIZ ana oeen rescued from death by Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint &C. for the cure If which IL is
CERTAIN " IS prepared and sold only by Dr.
y. Jackson, At the German Medicine Store, No.
w AFoh street., fAiladelphia august Q.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
3G.s ACRES

OF frst-rate land-about one-half the tract be-
ing bottom land, and the balance upland, mostly
in timber The land hes on the Potomac river,
about one mile from the Falling Waters Mill.
The improvements consist Of a large BRICK
49, DWELLING, with every necessary con-
It'll! venience, ut-buidings &c, a large Barn,
ElS.lL Sheds, Stables, &C., &c. Any one wish
ing to view the property viii be shown over the
premises by calling upon the undersigned near
the Falling Waters, or Joseph Chriswell, who
lives on the Farm.
Terms--0ne- third Of the purchase money viii
be required in hand, and the balance in two equal
annual payments, with interest from the day Of
sale-the deferred payments 90 be secured by q
Deed Of Trust on the premises.
GEORGE CHRISTIAN, Ear.
TIIagerstown Herald and Chambersburg
Repository copy till day Of sale, and send bills
70 this office. Sept 27. lS54-ts.
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AGE NTS.

The Committee believing that the Of this GaRAr
NATIas VI UNDERTAKING will be materially promoted by
energy and enterprise Of intelligent and perseverng
Agents have resolved to treat with such the liberal
terms.
Any person wishing to become Agent BY sending pos
paid 81. WILL REcE1yE ny RETURN One Dollar
Engraving, OFT TICKET Prospectus, Catalogue
aud all other necessary Information
the final completion a the sac the Gifts will be placed
10 the hands Of COMMITTEES Of the PURCHASERS to be
DISTRIBUTED due notice Of which viii be given throughout
tt,s f}ntted Stafe4 and q (saunans
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WoOD

We are in immediate want Of. wood
Those Of our subscribers accustomed to pa y
their subscriptions il wood, viii confer a
favor by bringing US come, soon.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27

The Maryland State Fair will commence
near Baltimore, on next Tuesd.y. Ne III
derstand the Il. & o. II. Road Corr any viii
issue round tickets g5om th;a poio! opon tie
same terms as last year half price
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27

FJ-On the LIST of january last the circulation
Of the Bank Of Virginia, Farmers Bank of yir-
ginia, Bank Of the Valley Of Virginia and Ex-
change Bank Of Virginia was s96fl 1857, and
on the lst of July last, s7,l76,102 making a
difference Of 81 .4s5. 255.