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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28
tic Baltimore Patriot pays hand

s<y@The Baltimore Patriot pays hand
sons compliment to tie Know Nosbing part,
% account CT its national conservative non
interfering platform, and says, bat though
defeated il New York "hy open force and
secret treacbery," it viii still fight in TIE
cause Of the constitution State Rights, anc
Federal harmony 1t says;
When those great interests we're threat
ened. che American organization wasEinteT'
posed az breakwater. Il resisted strongly
bat Welded to the storm which breaks N pray
and thuoder over unayailiDg resistance, =
Where stands the Democratic party Of tho
South. whose hearts and homestead are ~
that elemental war? DO they shudder %
this noble rampant yields to the power which
asssils il I Do they grow pale as course at t.
ter course 81 its solid masonry is swept on,
and the most precious interest menaneed
with des.suction2 Do they grive that this
bulwark has proven insufisieut2 On the
contrary they rqjoice at its prostration 70
CARELESS Of the consequences to Which the
couatry may therefore be exposed.
eve vary the figure that we may impress
upon our readers more forcibly the dangerous
indifference to the public welfare which pre-
walls
The peace II the UDion,,and the safety Of
the South are involved in conflict. a bold
and generous volunteer comes forth to do
battle for those sacred interests. The foes
Of the Southern Democracy are powerful -
They unite IN an assault upos the ebvalrous
aud disinterested fFip,d Their champion is
staggered BIZ oiows. Tc resists CALAMITY
lie is orpressed by nunihers-weasered by
worlds dismayed by treaeh cry. lie reefs
mis- blows are more feeble--he isexhausted
and falls; bnt falls fighting, and his last fee
pie words. are the battle cry of God for the
Union and the Constitution
"Whas shout Of joy succeeds the silence OF
death? 1t is the reclamation of the South :
ern State Rights Democrats rejoicing that
their champion has fallen, and sending up 3
p@u Of thanksgiving in choral harmony with
the aboli,ioaist sgitator for the prostrati0h OF
a common foe r
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28


Mr. Sprigg having by reason Of the deli
cate state Of his health, resigned the pastoral
charge Of Norhone Parish, including Trinity
Churcl, in Na-tinshurg aud Zion Church in
tledsesyiIio, made his farewell sermon in
Trinity Church, on SUNDAY last -Four years
and half ago Mr sprige came among US a
stranger, by bis christian department and
consistent zeal in the faithful discharge Of his
many, and ardu,ps duties as TIE Rector OF
the two churches OF which he had charge, be
st once established himself in tho confidence
aud affection Of bis people. and the eatire
community 10 watch tie livel Al who know
Mr.. Sprigg, deeply regret tac necessity Which
ooppes him to leave US. The church looses
. faithful and zoalous pastor tie community
an esteemed, valuable aud christian citizen
P,nuusto viii be that church sEd eoumuai-
ty which secure the services # Mr.. Sprigg
and fortunsto will we b. when We obtain an.
other like ini, the best wishes Of all attend
hin.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28
THE PRESIDENCY.

A letter from Paris, KY, in The Louisville
Courier, says:
Col Sehouler, editor oftlo Cincinnati Ga
zette, r. NJ. Corwin. of Ohio John w Fin
nell, Of Covipeton, and other politicians have
been here aud it is supposed that Sam was
in the crowd, and some Know Nothing wire
works going On Mr.. Davis frieods are
constantly in receipt of letters from all parts
OF the Union, urging his claims, and that
they claim to have almost positive assuraa-
cos that he viii receive the the Know Moth
ing nomination for President
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28
CRIME AND PAIpERiSN OF FOREIGNERS
IN 0Uz COUNTRY.

We invite attention 10 The following state
uiept made il the United States Senate By
Senator Cooper Of ooussylyania. The facts
speak louder and rore impressive than vol
umes
'sThc foreign population Of the United
States in 1850, az compared to the native
was nearly as one b ten, there being II .047
274 uarises. and 2 244.60 foreigners. The
whole number 81 piupers supported wholly or
partially in the las mentioned year, was 1874
795: aid Of this number. 6S.53S we're Oh
foreigu birth. Leaving but sc, 434 natives
In 1850 the nuoher Of paupers supported
iasshe poor house Il Massachusetts, and who
recsfved partial support out Of doorsl was ID.
III: and Of this number $3.50 we're native
ana 0z47 foreigners. In New York the
whole number was52, 1855; and Of this 10
275.wsTe natives. and 405S0 foreign rs -
In hsylvania tie whole number was II,
55l04 and Of this !. sos were native s, and 5,
735foreigaers. h Rhode Island. the whole
nudaber 1850 anl Of this ]. lis were native
aud = AIS foreienirs.
B table published 10 the Compendium
oftle Seventh Ce,sus; giving the number Of
vistlns in the prisons and penitentiaries Of
The several States, out of every tea thousand
of the population, TIE portion of natives and
foreigners in thatnumberis as foilows:- -
ain Maine, oui of every ten thousand. is
five foreigners tocne native. IN keutuekey
six to one. 10 Mississippi. ten to two.--
In New York three to one, In Tennessee
fifteen to two. 10 Vermont eight to one
10 Alabama, ff:fso enc liz Georgia, six to
one. In Indiauna, four to one; and an av-
erage in oil the States is fraction less than
six to one.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28

THAI large and desirable three story
STONE HOUSE. at the North end Of
Queen Street Martiusburg, row occupied by
Mr.. - Hand as Boarding House, Ut 4
rent Of $3.50 per aunum. This House be-
inc 10 close proximity to the tract Of the
Rail Rad, can be easily converted into .
Store aud Dwelling or Warcbonse---fo for which
it-wss originally intended
ibis property viii Be sold at private sale
at any time rior to the 18th day Of March
mex. but if not 50 sold it viii be offered ut
public sale, on The LEA If March. in from,
Of Court House Of this County.
For terms and AID other particulars spply
to VANARSDALE & GOSNELL,
orto THIS OFFICE.
FL 49,. OF 1NEs-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28
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22nd. OF FEBRUARY.

On the night Of the 22nd. on Anniversary
Supper was given at Rawlins Hotel. which
was attended BY many of our citizens. The
supper was superb affair, truly characteris-
tic of the worthy anu enterprisiDg host
After the despatch of the elegant viands and
and scccmpaniments, the tables were clear.
ed. patriotic speeches were made, and toasts
offered, suitable to .be occasion. Among
the doings may be mentioned song by that
excellent singer Wilton Thomas, Of Balti
more, who sung with great applause "Vili.
krns' and his Dina The affair passed Of
very harm oniouslg and pleasantly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28

Rag~The enormous quantity of AZ 000,OOO
gallons of whskey rum and brandy, and 3d.
100000 gallons Of strong beer. were made
in the United States during the past year
being more than three gallons apiece to eve
ry man. woman child and sucking baby black
and white ia the country. The misery that
all this liquor has caused to fathers, moshers,
brothers, and sisters who can tell
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28

The Baltic arrived at New York ou Thurs
day last, bringing Liverpool dates to Satnr-
day the 10th instant. Lord Palmerston ac
copied the Premiership. AID fasmed cabi
not composed principally q members Of toe
Aberdeen .uinlstry, Lord Panmure. better
known in this country as Fox Maule, is Sec
rotary at War. Lord Derby, Lapsdown.
John Russell, aud Clarendon ell attempted
without success to construct cabinet, before
TIE task was committed to Lord Pamers-
ton. lie is regarded as strongly committed
to an active prosecution of the war. and tC
that extont bis accession to Office may be
considered unfasorabe to the prospects Of
an early peace. The Peace Conference a
Vieona had not been opened,
The war news, with the exception Of ru
moFed movements on the pauuhe, present
40 new feature Affairs before Seyastano
were unchanged. The long deferred assault
is again spoken Of as imminent
The Commercial reports show declining
tendency in the prices Of cotton aud bread
ftuffs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28
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iNPORYAAT iiISCOXER Y.

A paper states that Or Griseler, French
gentleman, has discovered that by adding a
few drops Of nitric ether to the most rancid
oils, all the dis greca5le smell is removed
aud that by afterwards ewarmirg the oil. to
separate the spirit from it, it becomes as
clear ana us limpid as though it had never
been otherwise than sweet. lie says that a
few Drops Of ether in bottle Of oil will pre-
vent it from ever becoming rancid
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28

TO ALL WHOM III MAY CONCERN.
A DlED OF lRUsT having been executed
by Mcssrs. g'urWr 4 Gouel conveying to
me the Stork of Goods aud all the lsripef'
ship assets n the. late firm Of iwper Y
Gorreii-- and also trust deed BY Joseph =,
Gorrell conveying certain Persona! Property
therein menioued- de- DIS being exeea-
ted Abr the purpose Of securing tie pnsmens
Of certain debts therein specified Notice IS
hereby given 10 all those Indebted to me
said Turner & Gotrell that prompt ord in
mediate payment is required and will DC On
forced without respect to persons
WM. n. RIDDLE.
Feb. I'll '55-lf Trustee
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28

@3~GEN SAMUEL HousroS lecturcd a
few evening at Njblo's Theatre New York
70 a large and fashionable audience upon the
subject 'Fho American indiAns." He was
|armiy apPlauded throughout and at the close
OF The lecture some one nominated Sam Hons.
ton for The next President, which was received
with three loud prolonged cheer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28
TIE GAZETTE.
WEpsRsDAY l0REIs6. FEeRUaar %, Ist6
SEWARD, WILSON, AND DUaKEE

The extracts below will expose the impos-
ture Of representing the American party Of
the North, as the abolition parry 10 disguise,
and will open the eyes Of our readers 50 that
they will see the badness Of the trick Of en-
dsayoriug to prejodice tie American move
ment because Of the election Of the above
named Senators
The Baltimore American says The Sem
tinel, in our Judgement is also wrong ID fact,
when it attributes to Know Noihingism the
election Of Wilson, Seward, aud other aboli-
tionisis 10 the Seuate. ] hese results VIC aid
lave occurred bad ,Aencw party never been
heard Of. They were clearly forscen aud
predicted as The inevitable consequ ence Of
the Nebraska excitement, AMI Know Moth
ngism bas tuly had the effect 10 distract
what would otherwise have been Ito almost
unopposej triumph Of abolitionisnl III every
Northern State. Massachnset. Is for instance
has been made speciality "a these charges
against the Know Nothif.gs, and yet can any
intelligen, observer fail for ore moment TO
see exactly what are the facts Ia the case
Suppose the new party had poss ssed no po-
litical existence there, would not Wilson have
been elected Governor Of the State, and some
other man, as thoroughly impregnatcd with
atolitionism and hostility to the Southa he
can possibly be, have been sent to the Seu-
ate The fact is too apparent to admit Of a
consistent denial. But when X. Nothng:sm
sprang up it forced Wilson 10 yithdra., from
the Gubcrnatorial contest, and though by the
same disgracesul manmlYres 90 sent Seward
TO the Senate, he obtained bis reward, we
cannot hold the Know Nothings responsible
for the result. And the same nav be truth
fully asserted of New York, Illinois, Wis
consin, and other States in which Senatorial
elections have recently been held The
election Of Anti-Nebrasha men was fore
gone conclusion in all Of these States, not o
be averted BY the opposition which any po-
litical party could bring to bear at this time.
We may regret that this should be the case,
but we can see NJ good purpose. present or
future, to be secured by the controverting
facts as evident and demonslrable as that
two and two makes four.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28

W AT the recent town elections in the
interior Of New York the Know Nothing4
without exception carried the day. 1t is ev-
ideut that Mr. Stewards return to The Sen,
ate was violation Of the will Of the people,
as IN those towns represented by tho re
cuSant hoow- Nothing members of the Log.
'sieture the party triumphs by large vote.
BahiRdre dneric1n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28
pVRFIG SALE.


EEyILI be soldat public auction, TO the high
w est bidder, on lioadqy The l2ih dat: of
uarea 1865, being Court day. before the
Court House door in Martinsburg, me LAND
belonging to the estate Of Barbara Leopard,
deceased, containing
al Acres, Reed end ~ Poles.
in Berkeley County, Va, about enc mile South
Of Little Georgetowa, adjoining the lands Of
John Ellis, William NJ Harley. The soil is
Limestone land well improved.
The terms OF Salc--0ne-flalf of the purchase
money on The LIST day Of April the balance on
the LIST DAY of April, 1856, with interest from the
lst os April, 65--hond and approved security
will be required on the deferred payment.
HENRY j. SEIBERT,
EN or Of Barbara Leopard, deed.
February Fl, lS55-ts' Rep.
VIRGINIA I'm the Circuit Court Of Berkeley
CouHfg.
George II Beckwith & Co. PITS. x'iaeas9
AGAINST
Remington B. hownslar and others dts
IN CHANeERY.
CoNaissIeSER's OFFICE, MWqINsBURG. !
February 2lst, 1876.
~ OTBC E.--All persons having claims
~ against Remington b. kownslar not YET
audited, will please present them to me, at my
Office in Martinsburg, on or before Thursday
the 10th day Of March next, together with all
the necessary evidence 70 show their natureaud
their business
Feb, 81, 1850, 5. GARARD. COM.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28
RGENIACOAL.

The Hampshire Coal and Iron Company
SO favorably noticed in several of the jonrn
ais in this State and Maryland has jest gone
into operation and is one of the largest now
operating in the Cumberland region. We
learn that this Company has already con-
traetod with the Northern Central Rail Road
for its annual supplies, and tho Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road for from one to two
hundred tons of coal per day. This speaks
well for the Virginia coal, lit is regarded as
superior article, aud this Company is the
only one in that region that transports its
coal to the B & 0. r Road without cost
If the energies of Virginia ba properly di-
rected she will be soon able to furnish moi
ooly the markets of Maryland but all whc
use this species # coal
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28

s-D~There are few thinge which afford Us
greater pleasure than sitting down 10 write no
tice Of the celebrated Hoodand's German Bitters
because We are fully conscious We are eonferring
pablo benefit, and cur heart tells Us that by our
notices many have been Induced to take these Bit
ters aud been rescued rom death By Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint, &c, for the cure Of which it is
certain. II Is prepared and sold only BY Dr. G
VI Jackson, at the German Medicine Store No.
20 Arch street, Philadelphia, laugust9
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28
H0VSE ANDL0T.

situate, lying and being on the Shepherdstown
road, about mile east Of Martinshurg, and adj
Joining the lots OF Martin Brown. VIM. 1, Comp
ton, &c. Possession given on the list Of April
next.
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money will
be required in hand and the balance In two equal
payments Of six and twelve months, the pur-
chaser giving lien ON the premises 10 secure
the deferred payments. J. o. ADDISON,
February 81, 1855. Trustee
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28
LADIES' DlsyER AND SUPPER.

A NUMBER Of ladies' Of the Town OF Mar
"A tinsburg ana vicinity proposes to have a
Dinner and Supper, on A0NDAY, Me l2ff Of
March, being Court pay at the old Count House
in Martinsburg, for The purpose of raising fpnls
towards the accomplishment Of certain obi IS Of
much interest 10 the Presbytefian Church this
place. BR BOYD,
JF. HARRISON,
j. W BOYD,
w II HESELTlNE
A. CRAMER
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28


y presenting th;s pef,eA i ~ HI.
Il NayinShrsg ana vicinity. the an.ss.';... =
begs leave 10 state that a suitable ~
nffh purchased whieh Is largo aud eas, :. =. =
cess. sttusfed on Queen Stree. aatai,{rr -
4 property o. kpNtSp PNnLHsox. Esa us,s ,so
design Of mixing L fsrs4zasg sehsal ~ $50 ~
LADIES' and Misses. The grounds are
.ae Place IN eEcsy way favorable Tor 81 SooI -
believing she will be able to give satissacs,..
sac saaicats generous patronage. :
I, 'sorsfs.s'eaf.--in the guy srament ana desc.
e'he y tne SCHOOL due regafsi wiz fe hal 10 ~.
hearth, happiness, aud Improvement ~ ~ =, -
pills aud while every reasonable inaalgsres ~,
be granted the great objects of educstisr -, ~,
ne kept constantly 10 view, viz -tlse fun ,ias.l
opement ana proper training Of an the nhvs;s.1
intellectual and moral energies. and The fers.a
ton 81 habits Of Industry punctuaIity IA 49,,
economy IA the Use VI time II will IL ,ho -
OF those concerned in IL to render !, 4 49, :.
the esst erefr, and atleAffi rs,or, III ve,.- !.
iadies Who desire th9resq n aa4 flushed sessl,~s
fHie'sse.t9i haaeafsgn = The onatgflesl roa.ls I,
stu'iy VIII pc observed thus directing ,he a,,sn.
saoh - tftaePss, and securing facility in The
use u A.hEhage. Every alternate FRIDAY ,hs
classes win be examined in the !, ~, ,as
preceding two weeks y 'HV
RaWeiag,---The Boarding Department ~, !.
under The direct superinendence Of tbp PENIS.
pal, Psrents from distance who NAV sen4
may rest assprcsl that no pains will 10 sfateI y
make the residence 81 their daughters 1 pless,n,
one. Articles Of clothing they may bring. ,hsv
will please have marked the name in fali
Ase.-Pui lis may be al@itted to this Semip..
ry al any age. provided their attachments be such
Is will euahle ihein 10 pursue to advantage !
course Of suly.
Scsifns.e--fhtre viii be two Sessions II TIA
year 81 FIVE months each The hrst Win Il Oman.
81 for the reception 81 papils on Tsgrs8as h,
Frst it,g r Miget aszf; Al Q o'clock, A NJ il i.
desirable that pppils shoall be present q, the
commencement Of the session.
Tuition per Session.
Isl Glsss ssests
~, 81 Class - SD
s'~ 81 class ss
Elementary Class "a
Lam ~ a
French 80
Piano Forte
Course Of a Lessons SIS
Use OF Piano IS
Ornamental Needle Work IS
Bo.sd. per session. including room rent.
washing, fuel and lights q, ss5
Vocal Music viii be taught ia the School Yrss
efeaaygs
The first session viii be only four months
Charges therefore will Re four-httbs 81 thesc
made for the whole ses ions
MRs. W. 81 STETS0N.
MARrINssURG, VA, Feb. Ii, 1855. Rep.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28

Gs85~ The Winchester republican, says that
ont of tho twelve hundred Democratic voters
OF Hampshire county, it is variously es,ima.
ted tnat from II to 30 attended the Wise
22nd ult '"'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28

EEe5@ We do not fully understand the term
"pery select company" as applied to auy
congregation Of mcrtal'. So far as our OBJ
servation has extended, the select among
men aud women are those who behave them
selves creditably, and who are not too proud
to acknowledge their own unworthiness in
be sight Of pure-mind.d God
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28
y = 7'77'77'7'7'
A VIRGINIA TOWN.

Piedmont in Hampshire Co. Va, which
was SETTLED" only about thirteen months aoo
contains now population of about 1000
The village is situated in the midts of tie
coal regions,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28
! NOaice.

AN ERROR was made in estimating ~
Tax upon Slaves for the year 1888, BY ElieD
an over charge Of City cents per head way
collected. All persons who have paid shei'
taxes are requested 20 call on The uadefslgn
ed, and the amount thus collected will be re-
funded
j. VAN DOREN. IL lac Sdf
A. VI vsNARSDALE. pcP'y
Feb u. Is55-3t.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28
RULES AND REeuLTIoNs

agreed upon ~ the Editors Of the Eighth
District. to take eject on and after
the LIST day of Nay, 1854.
For marriage announcements. no charge
will be- made
Obituary notices not exceeding ten lines
will be inserted gratis. The excess above
that number of lines will be charged accord
ing to the advertising rates. Tributes Of re-
spect will be chargedat advertising rates.
All commInieati RS designed to promote the
personal interests Of individuals, or that dc
not possess general interest, will be charged
for at the usual advertising rates Those Of
an offensive personal q aracter viii not be in
serted
All advertisements forwarded by Newspa-
per Agents will be charged at the usual ad
vertising rates and must BE accompanied by
the cash or its equivalent, dcdueting The com.
mission.
Patent medicines shall be charged for al
the usual rates Of yearly advertisements, aud
"bisbop notices double the advertising rates
Extracts from other papers referring to suct
advertisements will be subject to the regular
advertising rates.
Candidates announcements for office o
emolumcnt will be charged at advertising
rates.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28
PUBLIC SALE.

Z EXTENDING to close my farming operations,
will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder at my residence, 4 miles North of Mar
tinsburg and South Of Iledgesville, on TUES
DAY, the 20tk dayot Hareh, 1855, all my Stock
and Farming Implements, consisting in part as
follows:
Six head Of work Horses Of which are fine
brood Mares heavy with foal;
Four fine promising Colts; fine lot Of Cat
tie, Durham and Devon crossed;
A fine lot Of Sheep, crossed with cotswold;
A fine lot Of Hogs. of Berkshire breed;
One heavy Wagon, ] two horse wagon,
Wagon Gears Plough Gears,
ploughs, Harrow, Corn CovereIy
With every implement necessary TO carry on
we'll conducted farm, all new, good and
substantial, also
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE.
TERAfS-A credit Of nine months will be
given on all SUMS Of S5 and over, the purchaser
giving bond with approved security, under that
sum the cash will be required. No property to
be removed until the terms are complied with.
GEORGE TABB.
February %, lS55-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28
NOTICE.

A III persons are hereby notified chat will
~ dispute the Trustee authority toexecute
a valid decd for the above property, and would
advise them 10 examine the records. aud ascor-
tain the value of the investment-by virtue Of
which he proposes 20 sell, before purchasing
the same. THOMAS NOAKES.
February u. lsi5
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28
1larrigD,

On Tuesday the Goth inst, by Rev. r. A.
Fink, Mr.. ANpRew FRANcEL to Miss ANNEsTI-
IA OuLIou both late Of Germany, now of Mar
tinsburg.
On Thursday the 22d inst, by Rev. II. A.
Fink, Mr., GABRIEL Suffers of this place to Miss
HARRIET DAVIS, Of Harpers Ferry.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE.
NOTICE.

FpETNG about to leave Martnshurg, have
Ae appointed Norman Miller, Esq, my ager.
to transact any business for me, which ! rnay
leave unsettled. Those who have madep1rcha-
SEES from me, are requested 10 call Immediately
al Mr.. Millers' office and close their accounts
either by payment or by note.
d. FRANCIS SPRIGG.
February %, 1855.