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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-29

TIME undersigned has removed to his
Il farm in Berkeley County. but will
continue still TO attend TO his business in
the Courts Of this Circuit 10 which he at
present practises. il- will attend all tho
Courts, All hispapers connected with his
professional business. in the county Of
Berkeley. are deposited 10 the care Of
HARRisoS WARE, Clerk Of the County,
who will give TO my clients any informa-
ton relative TO the same by application 10
him. MIR. Waite is authorised 10 receive
notes for me for collection -receivc and
pay money for me. aud 10 attend to my
business generally in my absence.
CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER.
August IL, i856-tf
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Company Orders!

fEHE company lately commanded by
4 Capt. Allen Gageby, will parade in
front of Evans Tavern, at Mill Creek. on
Saturday, the LIST day Of October. at one
O'Clock.
The GAno Town COMPANY, will parade
at IFS usual place, on Saturday, the 18th
October, at / o'clock.
The LICK COMPANY. will parade on Sa
turday. the 22d October, at N~adenbeusch's
Tavern, at | O'Clock.
The Company lately commanded by
Capt j. r. Robinson. will parade at the
house of James Robinson, Sen on Satur'
day, the LIST October, at l o'clock.
All the above companies being unoth
lcered, will elect officers, on their respect
i've parade days. under the superintend
ance OF the Adjutant, or such other Office
as may be designated by the Command
ant Of the Regiment.
EDMUND P. HUNTER.
Adjl 9Th Regt, y. NJ
September 90, lSS6.-td
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MARRIED d,

At Woodbury., Jefferson County on
Thursday evening last by the Rev; MI
Tuston, HENRY l.. BRooKE esq, httor
ney a. Law, of Richmond. to MISS 'IR
GINA T'uoxER daughter Judge II. St. u
Tucker.
On Thursday last, by the Rev. X; WEI
ser, MIR. Hanson Hess, 10 Miss ELIZA
BETH Horn, all Of this county.
On Tuesday, the Goth instant. by Tue
Rev. II. Wynkoop, Rev. RoBERT DoUG
LASS. OF Shepherdstown, TO Miss MARY.
eldest daughter of MIR. John Robertson, o.
Hagers,own, Md.
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YOUNG "A . xEs'
Boarding and Day school.
Seminary.


gE!HE exercises OF the next (seven'b)
session Of Angerona Seminary will
no on the first Monday 10 Septem
Der and continue ill the 18th Of February.
The number ofpupils being limited. pa
rents intending TO enter are advised TO DO
SO, on or near the ommencemen OF the
session.
Terms. payable when the session II
half advanced. Including Board. Lodging
Washing, and Tuition SO; Fuel, Light
and Stationary, IS. A deduction OF 50
TO pupils under IL years of age.
Day scholars, payable in advance, from
8 to ~ dollars.
Music SIS; Drawing and Painting, u
sual course $40.
Circulars, exhibiting in detail the plan
Of education pursued. references and other
Information. given on application to the
Principal, either personally or ny letter.
l.. EICHELBERGER,
Principal.
Winchester, Aug. 1i,-sIew&6teow.
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ADDRESS OF THE WING CENTRAL Cow
M,TTEE.-A large portion of our columns
is again filled with this important docu
ment. We are compelled 10 place it in the
PAPER, 10 the exclusion of editorial matter,
and miscellaneous news, on account OF
the sickness and absence Of one Of our
hands. But we do it without reluctance,
sati.fed that although. it is a long docu'
nent, ii ~ one which will more fully re
pay the time and attention given TO its Pc
Susal than any other amount Of reading
matter that could have filled its place
Let him who has not read it, read it calm.
ly and attentively. Let him who has
read it once, read it again and persuade
his neighbor TO read il. Ii bears the impress
oftIuth. 1t is an able and dignified ex-
position Of the relative claims Of the can
didates for the Presidency. l, filings aside
the veil from tho hideous rocks that
threaten the destruction Of the vessel Of
state. 1t exposes the dangers to Ameri
can Liberty in a manner that stariles
The attention Of every patriot who is will
ling to forget party in his zeal for his
country.
To those who seek the elevation Of the
government candidate, we say "sTRIKE
BUT HEAR"
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Chaslcsfarm .9caAeamN.

The subscriber RESPECTFULLY informs tho
public that the fret term OF the Charles
tovw Academy for the year 1885 and Z,
viii commence under new and increased
facilities for instruction, on Monday tho
22nd inst.
This institution will DO arranged into
two depar,menis-malc and female. Tho
female department will be conducted In \
building remote from tie male. by Mrs.
TROWlN,a lady Of the first standing no
an instructress, who will teach, in addition
to the usual branccs Of English education,
Music, Drawing. and Painting.
The male department will be conduct
ed in the Academy building under the i'm
mediate superin,endence OF the Principal
OF the Academy. and bis associate teacher
from Cambridge University, whose recon-
mendstions are Of the highest order. In
both departments the course Of study will
be MS thorough AMI extensive as that pur-
sued In the best institutions Of The kind in
the country, comprising the Latin, Greek.
French, German, Spanish, and Italian
languages the Mathematics. the different
departments Of the Sciences, with all tho
ordinary branches Of a complete English
education.
The Academy is furnished with an ex-
%cellent and complete Philosophical and
Mathematical appara tus, and a gentleman
well qualified 10 ill the Office. is engaged
10 deliver n regular course Of lectures on
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy. The
preceptress will he assisted, a. occasion
may require, by one Of tho teachers IN tho
male department. Particular attention
will he paid 10 preparing pupils. who may
desire IL, for an advanced standing IN tho
University Of Virginia.
The strictest attention will be paid 10
the moral department Of the pupils, and
no efforts will be spared 10 conduce 10
their comfort and advantage in every re-
spcct.
The town is situated in q beautiful and
healthy country, 10 which access 10 now
speedy and convenient by rail roads and
l%cansls. The subscriber has taken great
pains to place the Academy upon Ito pre-.
sent footing, and in conclusion he would
offer his past efforts as an earnest Of his
future endcavors 10 render this institution
ale uuate 10 the wants Of a liberal and en-
Heightened community. Very good board
,ng can be had at Ss5 per annum
Tuition lec-for the common English
studies, $40. /.
For sny Of the languages. an additional
charge Of $40.
No pupil will be received for less than
the term Of one session.
The operations Of the Female depart
ment will on the FIRST Monday
of September. 18th
Charlestown, August l8.-eow3t
REFERErcEs.-Dr. Alex Strsith, Rev.
Alexander Jones, DIR. ). J. Cramer. J.T
Daugherty. A Kennedy, lsscc r. Doug
lass, Andrew Hunter. B. q. Warrington.
and X. T.. Brown, Esqrs, Charlestown ;
John p. Kennedy. Esq, and Rev. Mr..
MIR. WIN Hawley. Washington City
Rev. William s. Plummer, Richmond ;
Rev Septimus fusion, University Of vir-
| gipia
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TO FARMERS.

AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
r HAVE taken my mill, lately in the oc
d. cuIancy Of MIR. John Il. Henderson.
for the present year, aud have engaged TO
attend il, MIR. John Swariz, a young man.
who in point Of qualifications, sobrie,y. &
application TO business. is surpassed by
none in the valley. 10 those who prefer
grinding their w grain and taking what
it may yield. and will favor me with their
custom, will say. that on my part. eve
ry exeriion shall be made TO have the
work done in the best manner. and with
as much despatch as possible. The high.
est price in cash will at all times be given
for Wheat, Corn, aud Rye. and Mr..
Swartz is authorized to make contracts
for grain in my absence.
JOHN TABB.
N. b. As far as my exertions are re-
qnircd every thing shall be done to render
general satisfaction.
JOHN SWARTZ.
August IL, ISS6-2m
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THE
THE
SKETCH BOOK OF CHARACTER

THE
SKETCH BOOK OF CHARACTER
Or Curious and Autaentic Narratives and An.
ecdotes respecting Extraordinary Indiriduais.
I'm preparing the following work from
II ample materials, care has been exefcl.
sed to avoid, 10 the main, the beaten track
OF former compilers; TO present the read
er rather what was inaccessible, than 10
copy well known biographies and events.
The principal object Of the present col
lection, is TO supply a pleasing variety oil
that kind Of incident. which. by exhibiting
the marvellous in circumstance. and the
extraordinary in character. displays the
occasional waywardness Of event, and its
frequent curious operation upon the bu.
man mind. X would be easy 70 prove
that. independently Of mere entertainment
a knowledge of remarkable facts is necest
sary TO correct the judgment, even upon
every day transactions; and that in the
science Of life. as well as in every other. il
is necessary to become acquainted with
the exception to the general rule. To es
innate properly what is, we must possess
some knowledge Of what may be; and the
Information is only 10 be acquired by an
attention TO the memorable and peculiar,
which haze been.
The publication was commenced in Ju.
ly. II will be issued in semi monthly nun
bers. containing so pages each, aud viii
be completed in five months, or sooner. al
the option Of the publisher. and will con
tain. in all. over 400 pages. The numbers
vii. lie sent by mail 10 any part OF The
Union. carefully packed
1erms.-One dollar for the complete
work. or six copies for five dollars. Ad-
dress, l.. a. Cooley,
100 Walnut street, Philadelphia
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e1In consequence Of the Inconvenience
Of commencing the ensuing term Of the
Circuit Court on Saturday the LIST OF Octo-
Der, Judge Parker has notified the Officers
Of the ecu ri that the term will not com
mence until Monday the Sd.
We publish the notice for the benefit oil
Grand Jurors, suiiors and witnesses.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-29

The only Edition Published In Nun.
bers TO send by Mail.
sx SuMnKxs NOW ssApv ToR ~pELfvxRs.
INDUCED by the extraordinary sale oil
- hss beautiful edition Of Marryau,s No
YES, Tue publisher Of those works did, on
.he Isl DAY OF July, commence in the same
isu'tiess style, an edition OF the celebrated
buLwER NOVELS, comprising Pelham. DE
rereatfr. Discovered, Eugens .Aram. R,sns;
Paul Clifford, Last Davs Of Por,psi;. Ealk
land, Pilgrims Of tho Rkine. mak,ng an mi.
form edition OF nearly fifteen hundred "a
ges-four hundred more than Marrya,t.-
They are published in semi-mon,hly nun
bers. each Of which contains u Complete
work, with title page and cover. The
whole series will be completed in eigA,
numbers. and will DO furnished 10 subscti
bers at the extraordinary low price ofthre,
dollars and fifty cents, payable in advance
They will be sent by mail. carefully pack.
ed, to any part Of the United States OF
Canada.
Three complete sets may be had Cor
ten dollars, payable in advance, BY direct
ing orders 10 that effect, enclosing the
cash, postpaid.
"0.6its Of Republication VI
Popular Norsiisfs.n
NoTicE.-The publication OF the above,
was commenced in July.
In January next. another republication
of some celebrated modern Novelist will
take place, either James Cooper. Lrping, or
other of equal repute. II 10 deter
mined by the present publisher, that the
American Public shall be furnished with
most beautiful, and at the same time
edition OF modern Novelisls cxtant.
GV-A few copies Of Marryatt arc yet for
sale al three dollars
l.. A. Cooley, Publisher,
PHILADELPHIA.
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Aem BarouthFs.

ETTE have Just received on consign.
w ment. another supply Of substantial
BAROUCHES, which we can sell cheap
persons who are in want Of an article
Of that kind will do well 10 call and ex.
anime. HAMME g. STEPHENS.
July %, 1886.
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NoTxC Il.

A LII persons having claims against the
~ late Alexander p. Oden, decd will
present them TO either Of the unders'gned
IN or before the ist day Of October next.
who are duly authorized TO receive and
audit the same, by an order Of the County
Court Of Berkeley, made at August term
1886. HARRISON WAITE.
SEAMAMS GARARD,
August 25. 1636-tf.
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La Fayette Gaurds:

WOUR legal muster day for the faa VIII
4 be on Saturday the sth day oil oc'o'
Der.
You will parade on that day at . o.
clock in from; of the Globe Tavern 10 iuii
uni(orm. with arms and accoutrements
in complete order for rigid Inspection.
BY Order, - G
Sept. 80, 1886.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-29

H1Y an order Of the board Of Directors
ED at their last meeting, it was ordered
that those who have notes, due and paya'
BILE. are required in all cases, to pay up the
debt and interest on the days on which
they fall due, which always occurs on
Monday.
GEO. DOLL, jun'r Treasurer.
September |, 1886
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Cash in .MNrEet!

NASH and liberal prices can be had for
" a number OF good likely NEGROES.
by applying at the Bar Of the Globe la
vern, Martinsburg.
May 10, 1886 If
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axThe HARRISON CORRESPOND
ING COMMITTEE, for Berkeley coun-
". are requested I, meet at the Globe
Tavern, on Monday next, the Sd OF Octo'
Der, Circuit Court day. at thee O'Clock
p M
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-29

NOTICE is hereby given, that . petit.
IN ton will he presented 10 the General
Assembly OF Virginia. at ito next session,
praying that a separate election beheld at
lbe Tavern house OF William Piizcr at
the Failing Waters 10 this county.
August IS, 1636-f.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-29

A General assortment or EARTHEN
AWARE Of superior quality manuisc.
tured by Martin King Of bagsrstown, just
received and for sale ny
THOMAS G. SMITH.
August 25, 1886.
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TRIALS
a. Cases Of Criminal Jurisprudenc,

an as W.
Of all ages and countries, from he earliest re-
cord. Selected by a member Of III Phttddet
phia Bar. Ireason- Sedition Wifchcraft-
Robbery Afutiny-Heesy- Piracy
Libd-Forgery, SC. &c.
VI yHESE remarkable and deeply inter
Il esting Trials have been collected from
all the best sources which the public and
priyite Libraries Of this country afford
The numbers will embrace many recent
cases furnished exclusively by the London
Annual Register, and recourse has been
had occasionally to manuscript where
printed documents could mo- be procured.
II is believed that the collection supplies
a striking deficiency in the library oil the
Lawyer. Physician, and general reader.
To members Of the Bar, the publisher
need hardly recommend it, as they must
know its worth, bu. TO the general reader.
who may be mislead as TO its character.
the publisher assures them that it will be
found, when completed, a volume oil thu
most intense and exciting interest.
One singular sno alarming fact presents
itself ia the murder cases, and Il Is that SO
many should die protesting their inno
cence. Is il 10 be believed, that upon the
verge OF eternity they could so loudly pro
claim that which they knew to be false.
when not a hope Of escape Is held out to
them the : Circumstan,ial Evidence ca
ses. of which there are five, would make
US think otherwise. II is a subject that
may we'll make one ponder upon the law
which demands life for life.
The publication was commenced IN Ju
". and the numbers are issued semi month
". each number containing 100 pages
each, printed on fine white paper OF The
size Of the Marryatt Novels, and will be
Icomple,ed in October,-making a volume
of six hundred closely printed octave pa.
ges. The numbers will be sent by mai
10 any part Of the Union, carefully packed
Terms, 60 for the complete work, or three
copies for five dollars.
IL is worthy Of remark, That a similar
work is published 10 London at about u
cents a number, and contains only ~ sinai
duodecimo pages. This edition will cos
hut 40 cents a number, and contains i2l
large octave pages.
Address, L.. A. Cooley.
100 Walnut street, Philadelphia
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-29

blank for sase.-A large guam
l. tity ofPLANK, Ga portion of it dry
of various descriptions, for sale at Dam
No. s. DARBY 81 COLSTON.
June %, 1S36.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-29

NNJOOL.-I wish TO purchase any quan
w tity Of good wool for which will
pay the the highest market price IN mer-
chandize. ROBI. hOoA.
June 9, 1896.
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PUBLIC ALI

EEY virtue Of two deeds Of trust execu
EB ted by James Mcclure, for certain
purposes therein named, the undersigned
therein mentioned, will expose 10
sale at public auction, on
THURSDAY, THE 29TH INST,
AZ the residence of said Mcclure, near
Billmire's mill. the property uamed 10 said
consisting of One
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-29
New Fall & Winter Goods.
John IA. Wilson,
TEAS just received and opened a gene
b raj assortment Of
FALL 8 WINTER GOODS,

FALL WINTER GOODS,
To which he i1eTes the attention Of his
customers, and7he public in general. He
is determined to sell low for cash, or to
punctual customers. lie would particu-
iarly invite the attention OF all those IN
search OF good Bargains in Cloths and
Cassimeres, to call and examine his stock,
as they will find a very large and general
observation-disclosures Of a new style.
Sent. %. 1886.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-29
1876 Acres,

9 Roods, and 8 Poles. About one half OF
the land is we'll clothed in excellent tim
Der, 25 or so acres is well set with clover.
and the balance is in a good state oil cul'i
walton. The improvements arc a good
two story DWELLING HOUSE, with
three rooms below and three above stairs ;
and a good Kitchen ; there is also another
good house on the farm, which has been
occupied as a dwelling and distillery.-
There can be no better situation for a dis
tiliery insthe county, as there is a suificien-
CIV Of over head water at all seasons of the
year. There is also a Smoke House, Spring
House. and a never failing Spring Of ec
l~cellent limestone Water ; a good Barn and
| Siabling; and an OR CHaRD Of fine
fruit.
A further description is deemed unne
Icesssry. as persons wishing TO purchase
will no doubt view the premises.
ay-The Terms Of Sale will be. n hal
of the purchase money in hand. and the
balance in two equal annual payments to
he secured by responsible security. Pos
session given on the LIST of April next.
JOHN PAINTER.
Sept. Is, lS36.-3t
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS FOh GALE.
1.-THE undersigned being DESTROYS Of EN-
IL igrating from this county. offers for
sale, his real property, within the county
OF Berkeley. consisting OF
TtCO Choice Plantations,
on Opequon creek,-one containing ais
lACRES, and the other 165 ACRES the
FIRST about "a miles from Msrtinsburg, and
the other about IL. and both within sight
Of the new stone bridge over Opequon.-
Upon the larger tract. there are 80 Acres
OF Prime Bottom Land. lying upon both
sides of the Opequon creek, and about a5
Acres of Second Bottom. The improve
ments on this tract comprise every conve-
and his family. The
M MANSION HOUSE ma
Is of brick. two stories high, con. !sss
tanning six rooms, Of comfortable l-L
size ; attached TO which are a KITCHEN.
Smoke House, and all necessary Gus build
ings; also, a nerer failing ,ceN Of trater.
,riihin thirty feet Of The house. There is a
good Barn. a convenient distance from the
dwelling, aud excellent Stabling. The
smaller tract has no buildings Of value.
The farms lie within a quarter Of a mile
of each other, being separated by a small
tract, which is also for sale. Both are
supplied with a suficiency of timber and
water, and in excellent condition for eul
tivation, being all under good fencing. and
a large portion well set in clover. There
are Is acres Of frst-rate timothy meadotu,
10 which ten more may be added convent
emily upon the larger tract. aud about ten
on the smaller tract. The soil Of both
farms is limestone and the best quality of
slate, and is well adapted TO the culture of
wheat, rye, corn, and grass. They will be
sold together CT separately.
6T-Persons disposed TO purchase, are 10
vited to view the property. and make car
ly application 10 the undersigned. A bar
gain may be had, and the terms will be
made easy.
WILLIAM GORREL.L.
MartiDsburg, Va. August IL, 1886 On
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NJ OTxC1.
EEERSONS who may be indebted to
Edward A. Gibbs. are requested 10
come forward and pay their dues to the
subscriber, and those having claims 10
: esent their demands, as the subscriber
8 authorized to close his business. and
idesirous to do so as soon as possible.
CROMWELL ORRlCK.
Trustee efE. a. Gibbss
September 5, 1835-H
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D,

On Tuesday last, in the Goth year Of
bis age, MIR. Henry JOB of this place.
On Monday morning last, Mrs; hEnEc,
ca LOCKE wife Of MIR. Thomas Locke Of
This place.
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ggCLUBBING.-Bulwer's Novels and
Saturday News. for S.; Bulwer's Novels
and Celebrated Trials, for IS; The Trials,
Sketch Book, and Lady's Book, for s5
Lady's Book. Saturday News, and Sketch
Book, for s. Saturday News, Celebrated
Trials and Sketch Book. for IS; Marry
ats Novels and Lady's Book. for 50; Or
a remittance of So will pay for bul"ers
Novels 10 full, and two dollars on account
Of subscription 10 Lady's Book.
Philadelphia, September ., 1880.
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p R W "a

FORWARDING
lind Commission RMsiseSs.
FiHE undersigned have formed a co.
a partnership. at Hall town, Jefferson
county. Va, TO carry on the -
F~ortrarding & Commission E@A
BUSINESS, 8
Under the firm Of WIN. l.
IERRLLL e. Co. They are agents for
the Winchester and Potomac Rail Road
Company. and occupy a New Fire Proof
Warehouse, adapted to The purpose
This is the most convenient point for the
business Of Martinsburg, Shepherds,own.
Bath, and their victnities. on the whole
road. JOHN YATES.
HUMPHREY KEYES,
WIN. l.. TERRELL.
September %, 1s36.-tf
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LUA
LAND FOR GALE.

EEY virtue of a deed Of trust from John
ED s. Porterfeld and Julia Ann his wife.
to the undersigned, and at the instance OF
the Bank of the Valley 10 Virginia. we
will offer for sale at public auction, for rea-
dy money, before the Courthouse door IN
Martinshurg. on the second Monday IN De-
tober nert. (being court dav,J two
CERTAIN TRACTS OF LAND.
lying and being in the county Of Berkeley;
the one containing
23S Acres,
ha the same more or less: the other con-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-29

"a OBACCO s. CIGARS-1he sub
4 scriber has jrst received a box Of
Browns very Superior Cavendlsh tobacco.
Also. Caduct's and Logau's Spanish and
Half Spanish Cigars,-to which he invites
the lovers Of those articles.
May IL, ROBERT b. RUST.