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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20
QUICK DIcEsTIoN--HE.aLTH FOOD.

OF all The articles Of food boiled rice is d.
gestcd in the shortest time--- an hour rs it
contains eight teutss nalrieious matter, it is
a valuable substance for diet. Snipe and
pigs feet are digested almost as quickly
Apples ifswees and ripe are pext ia order
Venison is digested about as soon as apples,
Roasted POTATOES are digested in half time
required by the same vegetables boiled, which
occupy more than 81 hours than beef
OF mutton. Bread occupies 81 hours--stew-
cd oysters and boiled eggs are digestcd in 81,
IN hour more than is required by the same
articles raw. Turkey and goose are conver-
ted in % hours--an hour and half sooner
shan chickens. Roasted veal pork, ard salt
ed beef, occupy 81 hours-the longest Of all
articles Of food Scientific american.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20
Amount to bo collected
PUBLIC SALE
O f Ea g al e S t a tie.

q 1lNG in Berkeley county, Virginia. BY
EA yltne OF the decree rendered in the case
OF G.. III. Beckwilh & Co.. and others, against
Il. q. Kownslar and Others, on the day Of
May, 1854. by The Circuit Court OF Berkeley
County, am directed TO make sale Of the
lands now in the possession CT the said II. B.
Kownslar, will therefore proceed 10 sell, in
front OF the Court House door in Martinsburg.
on Tuesday, The 26h day Of September, 1854,
(being court fayp The said lands.
The lands have been surveyed and plated
by the Surveyor OF Berkeley.
The tract 10 be sold contain 438 Acres and
SO poles, lying on Mill Creek and is a good
quality of land. The improvements are
large and commodious Brick Dwelling with
all necessary out-buildngs. Also another
com Portable Dwelling and one Of the bes, Mill
seats in the Valley. The water is abundant
and never-laling. 1t has been used Tor
number of years as paper-mill, for which
better location cannot be iouno. lso sui.
fcency of Timber Of good quality.
23S Acres and So Poles of the above tract
are held in fee simple.
The balance of the tract Is a reversonary
right, subject TO the dover estate Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Kownslar, Of which the purchaser
will get possession at her death.
The terms Of sale as prescribed by said de-
cree are--one-thTd cash, the residue in one
and two years, with interest from day oil sale,
and deed vi trus; on the premises TO secure
the deferred payments.
JACOB VAN DOREN, JR..
late Sheriff Of Berkeley County.
Sept I3, 1854.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20

At the Blower, I'm Jefferson County, on Tues
day night last, Mrs. NANCY CLAYTON KENNEDY,
Of this place, relict of the late John Kennedy,
Esq, in the 18th year Of her age.
In this place on the 18th inst, of biliou pleu-
risy, Mrs, MARv SuERER WELLER, consort of
John Weller, Esq, and daughter Of Rev. John
Kopier, deed, in her 18Th year.
On the LIST instant, in this place, Mr.. JoHN
CALVIN, in the G4th year Of hi, age.
At his residence in this county, near Darkes-
vile, on Thursday last, MIR. ADAM TABLER, aged
about GO years.
AT Newton Corner, Mass, on the 10Th inst,
at the residence other son-in-law, Isaac L. Burr,
Esq, Mrs ANNA ii. HARDEN, consort of Com
fort Harden, ESD, Of this place, aged sc years.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20

The trial of G. 3. Christian in the Circuit
Court of Bedford, indicted for the murder of Ca
Diet Blackburn, in Lexington, last February, was
concluded last Monday evening, by verdict of
"No. Guilty" The jury was out only twenty
one minutes. The verdict ,says the Lynchburg
Virsmian,) was received by the audience with
evidence Of the warmcst appreciation. The UNI
Fortunate young man gave expression to deep
feeling on the occa sion-threw himself in tears
on ,hc neck Of a juror, and on leaving the court
house was escorted by large number of SYM
pathizing friends to the room occupied by his
anxious mother and sis.Vrs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20
THE WoRD WING.

4 writer il The Richmond Wig has thus
defined the wo'd Wing, Tor itiend: The
word Wing originally With Us (say iI7oJ
meant . politician who advocated liberal pria-
oiples in tho administration Of Government,
and tho extension Of psraonal rights When
jackson became President ot iho United
States other IDEAS were associated, so that
We understand the modern term TO be, o course
Of policy designed 10 arrest Executive usur.
patton and undue general influence and mis-
rulc. So that in effect the IDEAS are essen
TALLY and practically The same-the protee
ton Of popular rights. snd the constitutional
rights Of the States.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20
Foy as Gasa,s.



"fTis De v4nk Of ~ eye'tis fe draugt Of BREATH
FROM tie bnghsaess of Life, che Faieness q Death
Forcibly has come to my mind the truth Of
these lines, the past week, as my eye has often
met, the list Of sorrowing ones, bearing some
loved ono to their final resting place, or my ears
been greeted with the sad news Of others gone
TO their long home Too sadly have its hours
passed to many among US; for Pale Death has
entered quiet homes, and without a moments
warning, wrestcd or household idols from Us.
The empty cradle, the vacant scat by the sor-
rowing child, the deserted home alike tell too
plainly Deaths presence. Alas! death loves
d shining mark" ThcIaughing, sporting child,
the youth locking forward TO a long. life, the
loving and conading partner, sturdy manhood
and decrcpid old age, alike have been its victims
Dying in the faith Of Jesus, leaning on his arm
for support through the 'dark valley" some
passed willingly and trustiully away, and have
now entered their haven Of rest. The ways Of
God are full Of mystery, but IN The end work for
our good. Let the recent events teach us to
live more prayerfully blessing God that zee are
yet spared, and looking forward for few days,
when we shall meet those gone before, whore
Death eometh not, but Eternal Life for ever
and ever.
The Dcall the Dead, they sleep below,
Whilst DER them moves old Oceans foam,
The waves may roll, The winds may blow,
They heed not billow or tic storm.
On every Hillside droopa the willow,
b. every church the white stone stands,
Tie Dead, tho Dead have earthly pillows,
Meath every sod throughout the land.
Yet midst the moving busting trong,
That tread upon Gods footstool now;
That swell the crowded ranks along,
And strive foT honors here below.
How few there arc that think on Death
Or heed the traces Of his power,
That cling not to their fleeing breath,
Though his dark clouds around themlower
MARrlNspGRG, 1854.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20
pEATm or salrrL Lnun.

The announcement OF The death Of this gen
teman,- One Of orr most humane and useful
citizens, fell upon Oar community with peculiar
sadness. He died on Saturday last, of the pre-
vailing disease, after an illness of but few
hours. Up to Friday night no one had been
more active and efficient in his miustrations to
the sick and SUFFERING than had Mr. Lobr. lie
manifested in all the relations of life the char
actor ola Christian gentleman, and his death
will be sorely fit by large Of friends and
relatives. His remains were attended to the
grave on Sunday by his brethren Of the "Inde-
pendent Order Of United Brothers, and large
conconrsc of citizens.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20
BIAsoNIo TRIBUTE.
HALL or HIRAM LoDGF, No. q,
ANrNrriEsrER. SEPT. II. ISL

HALL or Hiram LoDGF, No. q,
NrNCHEsrEa, SEPT. II, 1854. {
At g special communication Of Hiram Lodge,
held this evening, District Deputy Grand Mas
ter JosEpu S. CARSON, after having announced
to the Lodge in appropriate terms Che affecting
dispensation which has befallcn the Masonic
jurisdiction of this State in the death OF eur Ia
mented Grand Master, ED1fUND T. HUNTER,
who departed this life at Berkeley Springs on
the 9th instant, offered the following preamble
and resolutions, which were unanimously adop-
ted:
A voice from the South calls from labor. A
voice from the West proclairns that the silence
of death reigns ia Che East. Our NJ. w. Grand
Master has been stricken down by Che King of
Terrors. While sorrow and grieflill or hearts,
we look 10 Ilm who has afflicted us for eonsola-
ton and support. The dan; drapgy 81 night
shrouds our finite reason, so that we cannot now
sec The wisdom and mercy designed by thissad
this1nost affective visitation. Though we now
"see through glass Garldy. we have the as
surance that we shall set 'see face TO face, and
know that even in this myterious providence
goodness and mercy have followed us all the
days Of our lives" Be it therefore
Rs5gEr,t 5g Hiram Lodge, No. Il, LIST, That
we recognize tho hand Of God ii taking from his
high station in the Terrestrial Lodge our beloved
". W. Grand Master, ED,uND PEEpLEToN
ticvrFR aud confidently believe that he has
I7cea transferred 70 the Celestial Lodge above
ro IKE Grand Architect Of the Universe alone
rgssidcs.
ID. We bow with humble submission under
the Christening rod.
Sd. That while we have no words Of consola.
ton TO his bcoayed family and the church of
which be Was an active member, we minele our
tess with theirs, and commend them TO Him
who alone can afford consolation.
4tt. That as a testimony of our sincere res
poet for the memory Of our deceased brother,
We will wear the usual badge Of MOURNING fer
tI rty days; and that our Hall be draped in
~ uring until the end Of the present Masonic
y car.
5,h That a copy OF these proceedings be
transmitted to the afflicted family Of our depar-
. ted brother.
Extract from the Minutos.1
Tcslo: G. A. y. COIEROTH Sec.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20
commercial ateforo.
MarsilssSsars slaYlSes, sep,e,s,. 4.

BALTsIoHE PRICES CURRENT.
ToE rHEwEsx ENDING SEPT lG, 1854.
Reported 6y Randolph 81 ,.n.imer, bs Sonta Sree:
C0RN.-Markct dull and prices declining
Sales Of White at II to so cts; Yellow at
so to 83 cents
FL0UR.-The last news from England reports
continued decline there, and prices have
given way here. We quote Howard ST., at
IS 50 City Mills at q so.
offerings arc large and Tie mar
ket depressed. Sale OF inferior TO good Reds
at 81 40 to 81 90; good to prime Reds at
81 so TO 81 50 common White at ST IS to
81 60; Family Flour White at 81 65aSl 10.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20
VALUABLE
BERKELEY FARM FOR SALE.

FE'lE undersigned offers at private sale valu.
able farm in Berkeley County, Virginia, ~
ing near the mouth Of Qpequon Creek, on the 20.
tomac river, seven miles from Shepherdstown, and
eight from harrisburg, containing 202 ACRhS
The land lies the Chesapeake and Ohio esns g
20 acres first rate river bottom, the nropor-
upland Of excellent quality with good Pr'p''
ton of timber - pwellino
The improvements consist ora g0Oa srs,.rat q
with the necessary out-buldns', a, snnnlied
swisher Barn, &C. The farm is wei sappahe ~
with never.faiing water has on It an Ircha,a y,
good fruit and is one of the most deslfao.' i H.
neighborhood, IL is new occupied py -~f' '0'0PA
Tsyms-One-third Of the purchase money VII
bo reouirod in hand. and the balance in two equaJi
annual payments with interest. The de ~ Tho
payments to be secured by deed Of fras' " 'A0
Sent, 6. "a. PRISCILLA IohsEn'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20
TO A1IECICANS.

Against the insidious wiles Of Foreign innucn-
cos, Il conjure you to bclieyeme e low-citizensl
the jealousy Of free people ought to be con-
stantly awake. IL is one Of the most bancful
foes Of a republican Government Washington.
| hope we may find some means in future Of
shielding ourselves from foreign influences. no.
litical, commercial, or in whatever form it may
be attempted. / wish there was an ocean offre
betwixt this and the old Wolld--Je6erson.
Foreign influence is Grecian horse to the re-.
publie--we cannot be too careful to exclude its
characterization.
Il is time we should become little more
Americanized: instead Of feeling the paupers
and laborers Of England feed our own or else
IN short time, by our present policy, We shall
be paupers oursclyes.--Jackson.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20

u We are obliged to serve our subscri-
bera with but half a sheet this week. The
following extract from the reply to our or
der for paper must be our apology: II re-
gret crceediagly thai Icaaaot send goa any
paper at PRESENT --tde Drought is dreadful,
and no paper can be had Tor lopc or moneg,
many of ne nils haze stopped asdths rest
are ding bit one fourth aeork. / fsar
many pepers nil haze to suspend 0aless
rain CONES soon
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20

This terribly fatal disease has continued
its rayages among US during the past week.
Since its first appearance here on last Thurs
day week, more than sixty persons haga
become It's victisas-and we are not permit
ted now TO say that it has ceased from or
midst. We had sincerely hoped that the rain
OIL last Thursday tue Lightning and ehangs
in the weather the APPARENTLY pure ar1
healthful atmosphere, would have banished
the disease entirely--but such has not been
the case land how long, and to what es teat
we may yet be compelled to suffer, no hu man
being can divine.
The cause of this alarming mortality yet
remains mystery. Every thing that could
be done for the health Of the town, the re
lief and comfort Of the sick, has been dope
by the authorities and the health committee s.,
while many of our citizens, blessed in some
respects above others, have left the scene of
sickness, sorrow, pain and death" large
number of our philanthropic citizens ha We
remained to labor for the reliefof the distress :
Sod, and TO contribute of their means to aid
the destitute, such deserve what they VI i'll
surely rceeiye--a rich reward. Our physi--
clans, the clergy of the different dsnomin a.
lions, the members of the health committee,
and others Of our citizens, have nobly dis
charged their duty, and viii continue 10 do
so while the last yestige of disease remains
The following is true list, we believe, of
all who have died since our last issue, up 10
the time we 60 to press;
Tuesday, Septerber l2.-Jobn KEGS" in
the 74th year of his age John Beyiia's two
children Mrs. Ann Bowman's child, Group
Mr. Berger's child Mr.. Hands child.
VednrSday. September ID, JAS. IIutoh-
inson j. NJ. Young; --- Grove child
Mrs. Nancy Kennedy, at the Bower, Jelfeg-
son Jacob Cline's child Thomas Grove, 4
miles from town - Clark's child Dinah
Washington, tcolored.l
Jhws3ay, SeMCnbcr li.-Jacob Cline's
81 child; Miss Susan Compton Mrs.
Snyder, consort Of y. O. Suy3or; Erwin
johnson, Of Hancock, nd; Adam DHz's
child; John Harper, died at sand i5ook
Irj35H September l5.-Mr Stast Coos
nanl; 6Ir. kitzmillor; John Snyder's .41
child
Saturday September 1G.-John Betz;
Samuel Lohr; Irisaman, B. q o. Il. r.;
Mrs. G. Dreamer; Wm. JoLnaon's clald
Colored child at g. Dolls.
Sunday, September lT.--Nrs. Offend CT
fer* George johnson, y. & o. L. r., SO.
nocoey Bridge Mrs Gaultry.
Monday September 1S,--Irish child. lBue-
ma Vista); p. O'Hcrra's child; ,1lrs. P.
King Mrs. Anderson widow Thomas p.
Hollis child; John Nlilbun, B. Is O. r.
r., Cumberland Another man, n.mo not
known, Cumberland; James Robinson, il
the country.
Those marked with an asIcfisll (s) died o.
other diseases,
There is now decided abatement in Tho
diseasc-haying been but one violent cas-,
since Sunday morning.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20
ID. We bow with humble submission undo
the Christening rod.
roUa DAYS LAIs, rE3'I EUROPE.

The steamship Niagara arrived at Halifax
late on Tuesday night, with Liverpool dates
to Saturday, 2nd lust. There Is no impor-
tant feature in the war news Russia still
refuses to negotiate on the basis laid down By
tho allied powers Bomorsund aud tho Aland
Qualifications are to lie blown uP, the eaptoys
finding them not worth the trouble Of holding
and Sweden refusing to accept them aB the
price Of her co. operation with tho allies.--
Nothing definite is afforded in relation to the
Crimea expedition. The dcols have blown
up tac Qualifications at IIango.-;a 8; j.. eftbs
Russians, aud returned uuuolested to A5o.
Tho Turks still hold Bucharest, and some Of
their forces were moving tpSa Galata The
cotton market had been buoyaut and prices
were slightly advanced, Brcedstuf's were
MI the other way. Flour was 3 Ga. to s..
Cd lower, and Wheat Is to Is, 81 below the
quotations BY sbe Africa.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20
LUNBER FOR SALE.

TH7iiE undersigned has on hand a large lot of
4 frst-rate Lumber OF every variety at his mill
on the Canal ia Washington Co, Md, near
McCoys Ferry, consisting in part of Pine Plank
Of all kinds, Poplar scantling, Cherry Plank
Walnut Plank, suitable for House Joiner's work,
aud Cabinet Makers, &c. Also Ceiling Iaths,
Fencing Boards, &c, al ofwhieh will be opposed
ofen Tx most reasonable terms.
Al orders for Lumber Of any kind filed upon
short notice.
Those in want OF Lumber would DO well to give
me q call
Sept. 13, "a. JOSEPH LIGHT.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20

DT@Judgc BRoNsoN has accepted the nomi-
nation for the office Of Governor Of New Work
by the Hard wing Of the Democratic party. in
his letter to that effect, he says: "lfy rai :c.I
principles end opinions cannot be ur'-ro..l to
the people Of this State, and Therefore calls for
no ayowels; but win not omit to notice. very
briefly, one Or two Of the exciting topics Of tie
day.
1--WE have, among other things, solemnly
agreed TO deliver up iugitiyes from service; and
unless we wish to dissolve the Union, the con-
tract should be faithfully performed. If any
among us regard it as a hard bargain. still 50
long as we continue to take the benefit which
the Constitution conftrs, common honesty re-
quircs that We should bear The burdens which
u imposes am decidedly in favor Of allowing
tae Fsopsoof every State and territory 60 rerl,-
latc their domestic institutions fer themselves
instead Of carrying such matters into Congress
where they have already proved dangerous bone
Of contention. I have received letters from 9th
er sources asking pledges chat will act In ac-
cordance With the views cf the writers upon sev-
elM matters which gre not strictly of a political
character, and avail iayscfofthis occasion res
pcctluliy to answer, that, while I have no de.
sire 70 conceal my opinion upon any question Of
aPublic nature, cannot yiold to sach requests. {"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20
r,pnI E0R SALE.

Yg,HE undersigned offers az prisa's ,h T miles
farm situated in BsThs ct The S mouth Of Back
Ses' OF mis- arm contains 800 acres, 100 Of which
oreeS rad fenced, and in good state Of cult
'' arr The improvements are good com.orta'
,1o lar Dwelling house and kitchen, courthouse,
NV hT;sr &c with m excellent spring OF water
convenient to the house. ard
Tbis farm will be sold at moderate price, anu
-, tbe purchaser paying one-third ofthe purchase
~ Uoasv 81 hand. FIVE years will be given on inc
asferred payments Possession will be gwen oa
tbe FIRST day Of April, 1850 For further pa1'''
uars apply to JAS H. oAo-'D
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20

Givo them plenty Of milk, plenty of flannel
plenty of air, and let them have plenty Of
sleep; and they will seldom, if ever all any
thing That is. milk is the best diet, they
must be warmly clothed, must be much out
OF doors and must be always allowed to sleep
on until they awaken of their own accord.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20
MarrieO,

On Wednesday morning, the 18th instant in
Charlestown,, by the Rev. w. Z. Dntton J,a
w. CAMPBELL, Esq, to Miss JAN. G. NfooRr
daughter of Thomas A. Moore, Esq, all Of JEFF.
ferson County,
On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. G. w. Cooper,
GEORGE W. HARPER to Miss MARY Il. Gam.
On the evening Of the 18th of Sept, by Rev.
G. W. Cooper, 6lr. WILLIAM II. WARE, Of Bal
timore, Nd, TO Miss MARY ELIZABETH Lowry.
Of this place.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20
ALIFTLs FARM WaLa TILED.

The Montreal Herald gives the following as
the total produce Of farm comprising sixty
three acres Of land in the town Bomansville,
Canada West: Wheat 600 bushels: peas, 200
bushels; oats, $50 bushels; barley, 800 BUSH
els; potatoes 1000 bushels: carrots, 1900
bushels; tarnips 2,5o0 bushels. Total $500
bushes spring wheat yielded forty bushels
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20
PUBLIC SALE.

YENUG undersigned win sell at public sale, at
his residence at Spring HILL in this county,
on Wednesdays the Oh Of 0eoJer, 1854, the follow
ing property, to-wit
10 head of Horses, 4 Of lrhich are Colts,
10 head Of Cattle, 40 head If Hogs;
80 head of Sheep, 2 farm Wagons,
/ Cart, Wagon Gears,
Barshear, single and double shooel PlopS,
Hatro,es, &c., together aoah all other
farming utensils.
Tsy1ss--A credit ofsix months viii be given on
all sums OF five dollars and upwards, the purgha-
ser giving sond and approved security, under that
sum the cash will be required. No property to
be removed until The terms Of sale are complied
with.
Sept. 90, 81. G. BOYD HARLAN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20

Ig~ Judge Bronson, in accepting the
"IIard' nomination for Governor of n York,
expresses hlmsclfia favor oftbe fugitive slave
law and she PRINCIPLES Of the Nebraska bill
and adds ;-"Whetber such sentiments are
now popular or not, entertain no doubt that
they will ultimately be approved by a great
majority Of the people Of this State Error
aud ianataoisn may triumph for time bat
reason win prevail in the end"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20
CHEAP BOOK STORE.

VI EATHER Stocking an Silk, Tale Of Mar
4 i tinsburg and b eley County supposed 70
be written by gentleman Of Martlnsnufs
Lives Of the Chief Justices Of the United States,
History of Cuba Great Red Dragon captain
Canot and Classical, Mathematical ana ~ Ens'
lish School Books at ~ ANo'
September 10, 1851.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20
new ADVERTISEMENTS.
PUBLIC SALE.

TIME subscriber will offer for sale at public
auction, at his residence on Back Creek,
about miles above Back Greek Bridge, on Thurs
dag, the 2sh qf September, the following personal
property, to-wit
5 head Of yomng Horses,
3 pery good CowS,
Young Cattle, Hogs,
FGrmiag Implements,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
about 6 tons of good Hay,
Some Corn and Whea,.
Tsraes--A oroei tof nin~ sr,esvtl,s VIII be given
on all sums Of Ave dollars and upwards, under
that sum the cash viii he required.
hs8F@l will also offer my farm for sale if not
sold before.
CALVIN d, DICKINSON.
September 20. "a -2w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20
--------------7s,'T - -
THE MAINE ELECTION,

The Administration has met with another
Waterloo defeat AT the election in Maine,
on the 1 lth, the Democratic candidates Jared
as badly as they did in Vermont week before
last. According to TIE dispatches received
they have lost the Governor, the Legislature
aud every member Of Congress by overwhclm
ing major;lies. Where arc The Nebraska
Democrats the North? The regular DEM
oc.ats will DO in decided minority in the
Legislature, and ia tie Senate they viii no,
hare any. The Portland Argus says, that
everything from Congress down has gone By
the board.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-20

va, IN passing through portion Of North
Y g, augusta, we observed some very good
nslds OF -aad then again, Others which
were very indifferent. Tie crop may be oou-
ton VindicQior.