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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

from West Broadway. myie-sn
TNFALLIBLE AND AGREEABLE CURE FOR A
FOUND BALsMAIC PILLS have enjoyed the patronage
Of Sir Ashley Cooper Bransby Cooper Dr. Ellioton Of Lon
don Dr. Allison, Listen Liars Of Edinburgh, and also Of the
scientific physicians Of this country for the last fifteen
years. and looked upon the dedratum often
tempted prior the above discovered They
only safe and efcacious remedy present all
stages Of those disorders and obate the making Of
those disgusting and in highly injurious
medicines Cubebs and Copayia dangerous
and uncertainty o the latter too well known TO require
Sir Ashley Cooper remark, at Guy. Hospital published in
The lancet OF Sept H. 1921, In clinical lecture TO his
pupils Sufficient OF the high character OF Nor
CANS Pills: Gentlemen, dare say you have observed tie
Pills, which used here Guys Ho,pita exclusive for
thai discharges and tn. many complicated affections OF the
ysur noce GENTS urinary diseases the most complete
perused and his nede Of reasoning plain that the
For sale by appointment by A. b. d. Sands 70 and 100
Fulton ST. Syme 90 Bowery Walker aud $50 Bowey
Boad Ring GA Broadway IS Sixth Avenue Price 80 sen'
90 Observe the proprietor. seal each box without which
be genuine. a223m
MEDICAL CARD.-DR CARPENTk.R No. 4 Peek
the public that he continues administer the acied his
old established Dispe,sary
Tos nsnber Of the citizens Of this metropolis he need,
hcrald 70 his victory disease.
picated and destructive forms deem II material
BE- very specific enumeratsg Of the
dies 10 which mankind and womankind are subject
To strangers he beg leave most respectfully to remark .Aa
sounes himself TO oce practice and devotss himself per
sonally the welfare OF hs PATIENTS keep. assistants or
shop boys and has separate Offices Cor the privacy Of patients
Who comern contact
Dr. Carpenter ~oald add that he regularly educated the
profession OF medicine and surgery and received his dpom,
in he year 1919, OF the New York State Medical Society
signed by the highly respected and much aented John r.
Rodgers D. President and that he has Ter long series of
years devoted himself 10 the treatment and Of all delicate
and private diseases.
n nearly thirty years assiduous and arduous applications
the duties OF the medical profession and constant familiarity
With every stage AID variety OF particular glass OF diseases
ded by collegiate and regular medical education este the
practitioner any preference the tyro the profess
lon Doctor deems u consistent and proper
The attention Of discerning public 20 the inference Of the
parison, and Investigation Of his cla,ns
fy Charges reasonable, and eaectua cures in all
guaranteed Separate and private ocesPatens can neve,
on~ in contact
Be particular in the asmber Peck Slip Pearl
sly DR. CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

NO ~ ANN STREET.
TERMS OF ADVERTlSING.-The extensive circul at;os
Of the HssALo both IN town and country gu, eror
channel for advertisers
ron TWELVE on LESS.
day, ~ 80 days, 81 IS days, 81 81 10 days "a rs
40 30 90 IA m
W rs . ala IL 90
ron EIGHT LirEs Lsss.
weeks, 50 50 months, 81 90
1 month, ~ q mortb. ia ~
20 Al advertisements 10 be paid bsfore their insertion
Advertisements inserted in the WISELY HsRALp al Al 90
per square every Insertion =
Msrriso HsRiLo-ssued every morning. except SUI bsv
price fTo ee'n per copy Country subscribers furnished ~
he same rate Tor any specific period, remittance in adj
vance. No paper sent unless paid in advance
WEEKLY HrnsLD-issued ever, SATURDAY moyr;no :. a =,
bers n - per annum, IN advance '"1
Cossssrcrpssrs are requested TO address their lesv a.
On business must be post paid "'."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17
opINIoNs OF THE PRESS

steel altogether and longer acknowledge the grey goose
qs,l As the badge Of our Professoar-N u Com. .4de
with Of these pens endeavoring TO Jus
ce TO Mr. 0ois usefulness and scarcely recognize
ows handworA the pes 10 by influence in
dependant cf voon and the traced by
aitoge r superior Suy have hitherto attempted We
have pleasure bearing thin public testimony Mr. Gotts
Zee personal obi cation Tor the facilities his
ton affords No Ma. York k-eaid
"Gioas Steel Psns"-~ws not In the habit Of ssing
metallic peas bal find those Of Mr. Joseph elliott the best
have tried and heartily them excel
lent They the h2ndsemest too that saw far
that goes and the node Of fastening them the Is
peror zny that have noticed holding them much rmer
and In better position The which they came least
to scasket worthy OF its jewels On the whole, 0llots
metal pens likely supersede al others pNep
York CASTLE ois-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

sn CAHBOY's MURiATiC ACID-The above lot, ef
JU good quality offered FOR sale whoesae and retail by
jyi5.y LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,7 Gold street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17
f2i-eod6

Ne. 100 he
The all manufactured under the personal
psrinteudence Of MR.. JOSEPH elliott who for twenty
years devoted his time in close application and study to
their perfection.
practical mechanic HIMSELF effort spared that will "A
the tend their improvement they made from wa
OPINIONS O.
Joeph ots patent elongated metallic pens the best
article OF kind at have used We went back to the
quill, time ago after trying almost every variety OF me-
those Prosnced ,.oose Co.; but having Mr.
Cott have enlisted every good democrat should
under the metallic tanner."-Boston Morning Pest
The itself worthy its rich contents and the whole
reflects credit upon the establishment that has saved to Penmen
such world Of trouble in cutting quilts, and nobng
points q little used.
We may safely speak of these pens EXCELLENT deserv
ing high comnendation "-PhL u S. Gas.
IA good steel pen lasts longer than quill and when Il Is
past you have only to threw II away and ri another
the holder and there aud equipped for scrib
bling made Of the best STEEL and properly tempered, as 10
with GlIot they quite elastic the best Ho
heir point their elasticity BY In short, Tor the
J,oR CoLORING RED OR GRAY HAIR A PERMA.
BE- permanently colored rich and glossy black
single application Of Mahomn eds Turkish Dye; and instead OF
niurng The hair most paatens do improves its ap
pearance and II 10 grow luxuany So just s
of this article that orders have been received
from American gentlemen residing Canton who have salts
factory tested its efficacy while at home Price 81 per bottle
and sold wholesale and retail at
GUIoNs, Iss Broadway,
aIs-y Agents for the United States of America.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17
HEALTH.
L 7 w 1T n B AT II 8

For the Castle Garden and the foot Of Desbros
street, 3D. Pier south Of Canal street, North River.
uy303n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17
PATnNT WaNDLAn0.
IL f. DIST f. A ID.

%. I'M Sabsrbsr 6sle ProPrieter and Manslhetsrsss,
prepared sxsste, WITH desPAtoA all srdsrsfor sr M
Ivsed Pateat swellsd Bean WindAs Bsdstsads which
vsated-co.biIny ease, coavenisnce and durability.
The acag stea upon by the wndass swened beam 10
made perfectly hight and free from al liability sas still leav.
ing elasticity IN the which renders particularly
and constructions the matter Of putting aad taking
down WIN be found Of but little trouble with those
dany other construction whilst NE prssision with which the
component Ps fitted safeguard against the intro
ductioa Of saykind Of vermin.
From the taken to render each Bedsad perfect their
Qualities for durability will reconnd them TO purchaser
Who are invited 10 call and exsmns large assornen now on
sand.
Alss large assortment Of elegant Furnturs, Mattresses
Fes9her Beds, &e constantly on hand.
J.W.& c SOUTHACK, Ne. lo6 Broadway,
jelSy Franklin House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17
STOPPANPS
A re a ID X II A IT HI > !,

n NJ u n - n H n II
80 Chambers street
Health preserved disease prevented By frequent bathing
OF all the enjoyments that brighten path,
None can be named to excel the warm bath
Life's current it quickens by cleaning the pores,
And our lost animation II most sweetly restores
That the spirit may always be free and elate.
The skin must be kept IN the healthest STATE,
And often should feel the enliveniug power
or lukewarm lave and a stirring shower.
When the weared traveller. exhausted and worn
Ger rough rocky miles has been tediously borne,
How soon will the scaym bath his vgor revive.
And he'll feel every faculty freshly alive
When, fevered by business, the langushing brain
At once will its tone asd its GOODNESS regain,
By the soft soothing Influence the warm bath bestows,
And the mind feel new energy after repose.
To the ladies' compilations what bloom il bestows-
A freshness that rivals the rich rose
And long will that freshness be sweety displayed,
While revived by the dew Of Stoppanis Arcade
TT, ire heahiest of pleasures, and cheaply yield,
The choicest refreshment that luxury feels;
And the Quoted and the strengthened frame
The exhilaren blessings Of bathing proclaim.
And where shall find each convenience complete
Soft water, that's always at amplest heat,
White towels abundant, and soap that is pure
At the Arcade Bah-at Stoppans sure.
These baths FIJI the sides of a splendid saloon,
Where tables with choicest newspapers strewn;
While the richest cordials and wines will dfuse
Pleasant thoughts DER the mind, after esding the news
And behoding the beautiful panoramic views
jyl2-eodlw-
L,EMALE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAIR
Nature doubtless originally intended the appearance OF
ladies to be in accordance with their but how frsqueny
and with what unpleasant sensations do ladies' otherwise
beautiful completely unsexed by that unseemly Disagreement
superfuous growth Of hair upon the face neck n
ATKINSON'S DEPILATORY has proved itselfin thou
sands that under the rroprieor oLse
yahsn to be positive and easy remedy for this unfortunate At
fiction.
cosmetic has ever been hailed with the un,vs sal sat
faction that has accompanied the inroduconof nvalua
bic preparation single application Of which will in few
moments entirely the hair, leaving the skin softer
finer, winter and much improvedin its appearance.
mild and harmless IN its nature, that 1t be used
upon infant, without the least dsleterious effect.
consequence the demand for the articles the
proprietor has appointed Mesrs GUlONS, l59 Broadway
New York General Agents for the United States Of America
for the Depiatory and Nahomeds Turkish Dye.
Country dealers will be supplied by them the most
able terms Price two dollars per bottle. n22uy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

90 ID. q. HARRISON, Dentist, formerly % Bar
from West Broadway. mylo-3n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

Meaash anA ssa- 0ashang-Dash-nAoa.ss 4. l.
consequence Of the sersasisg pstrssag 70 tins sess
the proprietor bssa induce snlas And nshs g.sea
inProvsests and In complete rssaissss for ooerc
ana visitsrA This estabshment 10 we'll knewn - ss.S -
searest sea-bathng place to New York, (es:g ONLY ~
aca BrooklyH) and 10 pronounced By .sdeal nss -. -
visit it. - beag the most healthy and d:ignul . ~ ~
Atlantic Ocean with ali the shipping ARRIVING and departing
from the port Of New York in the rear ss
the Sosss l. grsve Of refreshing snaa
the hot weather The en- ne seaen are ou
stones throw from the for ladies ana onhern ano
~ other for gentlemen Extra lines Of stages VIII run 10 Inc
Bath a. fol-, VS. viz - r.,u
From Fulton Ferry Brooklyn IRON ps.n noH
Alto O'Clock, A. ~ oeiocA,
Pm. Pm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

Forty Years Experience in vari0xs ciimafes-Itcsn-
fy,foar years established in this city-Neither
Quackery nor Imposition.
DIR. j. EVANS,
No. IL, Peck Slip, New York.
OLD GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY,
nR J. EVANS coRtins~s be consulted conhdebtially
IL in all Vsa.ss cases. mercual and chronic disorders,
improved praelice he dious and
mild may be expended To prevent mistakes,
particular find no IL PECK Slip.
Minerva's Box complete plan OF medicine for
every OF b. as above ana used
with posing the pates They will be sent TO order to
any pa-t Of the Unilec Stat s,
Also. preventive remedy against Var Il that may BE-
fully relied
All letters post paid and describing the and enclosing
reasonable will the remedy and directions sent to
der. Attendance daily, until o'clock in the evening.
The Oces and Entrances we'll arranged and secrecy
may be depended on.
No connection with any other Office rou Of the city,
JOSEPH EVANS MD.
nl4y No. IL Peek Slip, NY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

w o. wILLIAM.sTR
This article entirely new, and its properties surprising
GOOD II kind Of pearl white, and very light said BY
bsen see for many ysars.
English Dunstahs Lghorn and Tuscan Hats Of the sneS
Ssalcs alwaysk a hand-a - and elegant assortment
q rich Lul,.rias k..0n' selling his E''a6"hmens at un,
The subseriS.r T. BENNErT, beg, tn. favor of call
from his customers elS-lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17

ITO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
The subscribers would respectfully inform builders and
-tNt. that they have constantly hand and prepared &c
furnish at short notice. architectural ornaments Of every de-
scrpton, "or the interior finishing Of dwellings churches
and other pablo buildings" vrs capitals for columns, and
do all the orders Of architecture consoles uses,
rehed moulding, rosees pstares eLe ornaments &c &c
he any The long proved quality Of competition orna
en executed by them renders II useless to much IN
its eulogy and, the they and from long
practice the execution Of models mouias and depart
business nstter themselves that Tor holdne OF relief
and general sharpness and beauty their work will be found
much superior thing Of the kind done other place
they having avoided that tiny aa and underlined
much and justly complained Of Great attention. having been
paid the modes Of manufacture 20 the best quality Al
The lowest possible price, they happy 10 that their pre-
seat scale OF prices viii be fossd to be beyond the reach Of
abatement competitions.
Builders Of New York any par, Of the United States
would find material saving and likewise superior
article calling writing for any thing Of the kind they
require have hand, and enabled to Gil orders tc
any ~mosnt al very short notice
CALLER & MURPHY,
Mandatory 5e2 Broadway,
mvIAsR' One door from Niblsh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17
ATWILL'S MUSIC SALOON.
PIANO FORT S AND MUSIC

huyrng from he Or
fht III I'M
h iron
sfvaiu WITH of edmogm
FLUTES CLARIONETS OBOES, FLAGEoLETS OCTAVE FLUTES
A large
and n nlgudS M al st
country
v he cunt tn
70 ~ p
to he ~ burrows
a
faleasn Of he dd Lyr.ao Bowr Paul,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-17
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S
PATENT ST E Ell PENS,

ofaHr
WHOLE ONLY AT
100 eekm stree
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-10

. 7 I'll u.


On Monday evening last, at her father's residecs
In this county, ANN VIRGINIA, daughter Of IilG
son Frystt, Esq, aged 23 months.
On Thursday last, ABRAHAM HOFFMAN, of ta
county, aged about GO years.
On Wednesday evening, Cd inst, at his residsScs
in Winchester, Capt PETER LAUcK, in the SSh
year Of his age. Ho was a revolutionary soldier.
At the White Sulphur Springs, on Tuesday, the
oath ult.. RANDOLPH HARRIsoN, SEN, Esq d
Clifton, Cumberland County, after a long and pain.
iul illness. Mr.. III. has, during a long life, filed 8
number of important public trusts, and was uniys''
sally esteemed for his great integrity and pure "
nevolence, as we'll as generous hospitality and hF
raj feelings.
At Berryville, Clarke County, on the 9Th inse
LEWIS GLOVER, Esq, aged 35 years.
From the Somerset (O.) Post.
On Thursday, the Goth ult., ELIZABETH VIM
GINA, infant daughter of John and Jane Williams
aged year and 26 days.
Sleep on lovely babe, no more shalt thou wahsh'
Thy body lies tenantless, cold, and forsaken,
Thy mild spirit left thee as pure as it found thse'
Ere the dark shades of life shed their darkness
around thee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-10
FAuQuIER.

The Virginia Times, the Wing organ of Fauquier
was one Of the many Wing journals, if our memory
is not at fault, which rated Berkeley pretty soundly
last spring for her detection in the Congressional
election. Although it may not be entirely legiti-
mate to plead the default Of other Wing Counties
in palliation Of our own, we cannot avoid sugges-
ting TO our friend Of the Times to set his own house
in order.
During the session Of the Stanton Convention,
the question was in fifty mouths" Where is Eau.
~quier?" "Who represents Fauquier7" "Is no.
body here from Fauquier" At the calling of the
roll, the names of eight Delegates were called, and
no one answered. We heard several voice. saw
They will be here YETI There is too much spi-
ri, and chivalry among the Wings Of Fauquier to be
missing on an occasion like this But The Con.
vention closed its labors, after a session of two
days, and Fauquier was still shamefully recreant
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-10
THE GAZETTE.
a, va.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1899,
MARYLAND

By the returns published in to-day's paper it will
be perceived that the elections in Maryland have
gone in favor Of the Administration. There were
elected to the lass Congress four Wings and foui
Administration men. Upon the death Of Isaac
McKim, ". b. up. Kennedy (W.) was chosen
to supply his place, so that at the close Of the last
Congress the representation stood FIVE Whigs. and
three Loco Focos. BY the recent election the mum
bers are just reversed.
In the House Of Delegates, the Loco Focos have
a majority Of sixteen. There was no election Of
Senators this year, and the Wings, having a MAORI
ty in the Senate, will be able to CHECK NATE the
destroying hand ola Loco Foco House Of Delegates.
When oar friend Of the Richmond Enquirer dis
eoursed with so much satisfaction to himself, some
eighteen months ago. upon this "check mating
power Of Senate, we were in no bumour to chuckle
with him, but we now see how handy a hing it is
in a pinch.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-10

MARYLAND

ALLEoHASy.-C ongros-Pricc, (Whig) e3l .
phom mas tLoco) $50; Fitzhugh. Independent V.
y oVv House OF Detegats-Berry and Price,
tLocos) and Newman, (W } elected.
ARLINGTON C0ngress-Price 1897. Thomas
20i5 %Fitzhugh 80. House of Delegates Mason
newcomer. Byers, and Kepler, (Locos) elected
mere were no Wing candidates for the House Of
Delegates, in this county.
FREDERICK CongreSs-In the mart of cou,,y M.
tached 10 the 9th Congressional Distinct. Price. re.
ceived $40 votes; Thomas 1915; and Fi,zhugh
OOo.. In the part attached to the 9th, the vote was.
'or johnson; tW.) 1888; Duvall, tLoco) lI67.-
simmons and Fizor, (Locos) elected.
CARRot.- Congress-Johusou, s27; DuyaIl. III.
House Of Delegates -Crabb and Parke, (Locos) and
Hooke, wv elected.
~ m soS Cons%res'-Johnson. 9l2; Du-
an, bs9: House of Deiegaes-Caither. and Eng.
elected. ~ W.
BALTlMoRE City Congress Kennedy NV J
oIi9i rus, W. 6lss; Carroll, (Loco) 6609;
stricken. Giles, Gallaher, Graves, and Legrand.
(Locos) elected ~
ANNE AsuNDAL.- Congr Kennedy, 1874
Pits, 1878 Carroll, 1888; Hill,n, 1856 HOUSE
Of Deiegates-Ridgely, and Estep. (Whies -, and
Owens. AID Hammond, (Locos) Elected "'
annapolis Congress-kennedy, $50: Pitts
'oi; Carol 1876: Hiilen, l59. House of Delegates
WEIGH, (Loco) elected.
bALTimoaE County Congress-Turner, wv. y
Ioi9; Worthingion, (Loco) 1888. House of Dele.
gaes-Poultney, Welsh, Ristean, Stansburv. and
Holmes, (Locos,) elected
hARFoRD.- Congress-Turner, wv GAS: Wor.
t~hington, (Loco) 1886. House of Delegates3Sut
ION, nope, Williams, and Polk, (Locos, , elected.
rance GEoReE.-C ongress-Jenrfer, wv \ has
majority OF i26, IN this county, over Kew (L.oco !
House Of Deiesates-Woito Bowie, Maecubbin,
and sprigg, (Whigs,) elected.
CALVERT Co~ngress-Jenifer's maiority Or
~ OF Detegafes-iellen and Dalrymple. (yhios1
elected and a tie between Mr.. Stevens, (Whig. (
and a Loco. "e''
CHAaLEs- Consress-Jenifer ITO; Kew SOC.
n, o. Detegats-Matthews, Bow ling, and Bruce,
(Whigs,) elected.
Is ST. MARy's.- tongress-Jennife has 100 M
lority House Of Deegates-Coad, shaw and Ria.
kis,on (Whigs,) elected without opposition.
CECIL ongress-Pearce, w I47. p +
Thomas, (Loco) 1888, House Of Delegates Heck.
art, Foard, and Cameron, (Locos) elected.
kENT.- tongress-Pearce 6I5 p. f.. Tboma,
10. House OF Dtlegates-Constablc and Welch
(Whigs) elected.
TALBor.-C ongress-Pearce wv 663. p II
Thomas 100. House Of Delegates-Martin LLOYD
and C%oiston, (Locos) elected.
0uEEN ANNE Congress No returns Hons,
o. De'egdes- three Loco ates elected.
CARoLINE,-C ongress-No returns Ho,,se %
Daegates-P Potter, (W.) and two Loco.. eIected
DoRcHEsTER = Congress-Denpi wv basove,
loOmaJority: Housef Delegates-The four Wbio
candidates elected.
somERsET.-C ongress-Dennis, (Whig) 9oo
Donoho, (Whig) 35; Stew art, (Locol g63, Hons
OF Deegdtes-Coatman, and Winder. Whigs1 AMI
Long and Humphreys, (Locos,) elected.
WORCESTER Congress--Dennis. l06s. Stew,
art, S54' House of Delegates-Brayard. Spencer
seioy' and Harm, (Whigs) elected.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-10
FIRE AT PHILADELPHIA.

On Friday, the 4th inst, the most destructive fire
that ever occurred in Philadelphia, broke out in that
city, which destroyed a large number of buildings
occupied as stores, shops, &c., and consumed other
property to a vast amount; certainly not less than
5000, 600.
The fire was first discovered in the basement sto-
ry OF a provision store, near the Delaware from
whence it spread in different directions until forty
buildings were burnt to the ground, and twelve
others more or less injured. The contents of seve.
raj OF the stores were of the most cumbustible na-
ture, being filed with oils, liquors, &C., and the
progress Of the devouring element was materially
aided by a strong North Easter which prevailed
during the night.
We regret to lean from the Philadelphia papers,
that destruction of prof erty was not the only con-
sequence, attending this calamitous FIRE but tha,
several lives were lost, (uumber not yet ascertain
ed and very many persons dangerously wounded.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-10
ADVERTISING mEMORANDA.

Sale, atthe residence of the Subscriber, near Win.
chester tomorrow, of Three Farms, by John Il.
Cooke, Esq.
Sale at Hedgesyille, ON Saturday next, of Hou-
ses and Lots, by b. Campbell.
oaie, before The Court louise door, on Monday
next, of a House and Lot, in Martinsburg. NV Har,
rison Waite, Esq, Trustee.
Sale, before the Court-House door, on Monday
next, OF two Lots, in Martinsburg,-on o ne a DweI
ing House and Wagonmakers -Shop; also, Forty
hye Acres OF Wood Land, near Williamsport. bv
Harrison Waite, ESQ Trustee Of Hogmire l. Bovd.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-10
BALTIMORE MARKET.
From the Baltimore Patriot of Ocyab.r

CATTLE Sales this week Of Beef Cattle a, q
per cwt. "
BACON We continue to quote prime Weston
. and 90 cts Western Hams at Oh and 10 ci,.
Middiings al 5 and "a cts ; and Shoulders at ant
. cts. Baltimore cured Hams are selling At IA
cts. ="
FLoun.-Howard Street Fvour.--At the close n
the laSt week the current Store rate for cood
brands was $3.50 Early in the present weet
the Store price declined 10 1884, and tie Wa.
son price to 1925. We quote the preyailias
Store rate for good brands o-day a, s5l2, e
So 25, and dull. The receipt price is now SIS.
WHEAT.-We quote good to prime reds a, a.
and s. ,03. Supplies moderate.
CoRN.-Sales of white Corn have been made a,
Is and &c cts., and in some cases a, 81 and s. FL,
Tor very prime. Tbs same rates prevail to day'
Sales OF yellow were made yesterday at IS cts.
RYE. Sales throughout the week at 10 cts.
OATs.--Are scarce, and we quote TO. day at 70
and "a cts.
PLASTER "A sale this week at 1915 per Ton.