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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
rHE ARMY BILL, AND THE RICHMOND
ENQUIRER.

"shamed into 1t at last" says the Wing, in ref
ereuce to the following paragraph from the Eoqe-
rer OF the Goth ultimo;
We shall grant 10 the requests Of orr political
friends what we would not weld to the drngoontne
resolutions 81 the gold Of the lippecaroe Club of
Virginia No. L. We will comply with ths wishes
Of our Correspondent, from Dumfries; and publish
at our earliest convenience the bill Of the Secretary
of War Ii berornes still more proper 10 do "a, be-
cause we understand that the Militia Committccs
OF both Houses about 10 report upon a."
We never hive seen such specimen Of Editorial
lodging, twisting and turning as the Enquirer has
exhibited for some time past in order to save Nj.
Van Buren, from the probable effects ola clear un-
Outstanding by the people Of The Standing Amy
project. The measure upon its recommendation to
Congress, was met by the loud aud bitter coadem-
nation ofthe Wing members Of Congress, while in
every section of the Union it has boen denounced as
despotic and unconstitutional by Wing Orators and
Wing Presses. Under such circumstances The En-
qurer paid to its party the compliment ofwithhod-
ing from IT'S readers the details Of the measure
The people Of course curious see the scheme
and form their own Judgment Of IT, The Enquirer
was dpptaisu W mum every quarter 10 ltihA ~ 81
was the theme of discussion every political coca
sion. The Iippeaanoe Club ofRich nond offered "a
pay for il as an advertisement. But all would NOT
do The Wings manfestly had the Loeos on The
hip. Whenever dispute arose about the pruyi-
sons of the bill the latter were with the enqg
ry, Why do not your presses dare to publish il =
The patrons Of the Enquirer, have at length de-
manded to see the monster, and our venerable co
! temporary in periec, desperation has resolved to
give it to them, horns and all.
The publication of the bill is heralded however,
with al manner of excuses and statements in mt'i-
cation Of the enoruity Of the scheme and although
Mr.. Van Buren, in his message, said he could not
TOO strongly recommend it TO Congress, be Enqii.
rer now asks its readers believe that the President
never sanctioned it, and the Secretary at Wsr is %
/ be made the soapo goat aud shoulder al the odium
/ Alas bow unlike the boldness Of Oh Hickory
Who seemed to eovet the responsibility of odous and
violent measures, and never would consent 90 pill
IL upon ihe backs Of his subordinates.
The bid itself win be found in this number of The
Gazette and We again invoke the attention Of OLA
Fesicr' 70 It's details.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
GREAT HARRISON MEETING IN sHARPs
BURG, MARYLAND, on MONDAY, TIE

BURG, MARYLAND, ON MONDAY, TIE
EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE.
The rrends of HARRISON, in Berkeley County,
having received an invitation from their brethren
in Sbarpsburg to join in festival to be held in the
latte: place, on Monday the 9th of June
A public meeting was held at the Giobe,in Mar
tnsburg, on Thursday evening, May 2Srh, for the
purpose of making necessary arrangements.
ANTHONY S. CHAMBERS, Chm.
JAMES II, STEPHENS, Sec'y.
RESOLVED, That a Procession of the Wings Of
Berkeley be formed in the Public Square, in Mar
tinsburg; and that the LOG CABIN Of old Berke
ley be got under way, on Monday morning. June 8,
precisely at o'clock.
Resolved, That Jacob A Grove, Jas. s. Brown,
David II, STROLLER, Stephen Il. Meade, Hugh l..
M'Gaughy, James II Stephens, and VIM, Able,
be appointed COMMITTEES TO procure horses for the
CABIN. and make all other necessary arrangements.
Re.olved, That Jas. Brown, be appointed Chief
Marshal; H. p. Bryarly w. Kroesen, Anthony S.
Chambers and Samuel Miller, Assistant Marshals
The Marshals will wear red Sashes the Com
mi,iee Of Arrangements blue and the Ciuzens, blue
ard ed Ribbon on The left breast.
The Procession viii leave al A o'clock, in order,
Il practcable, TO return the same day.
The friends Of Harrison aud Tyler throughout
the County, are earnestly requested to join in the
festivities.
" Badge. will be distributed previous TO the
formation OF the Procession.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
Fl From lie Richmond Wing.
MR.. SPEAKER HUNTER.

we expressed the opinion . few days since, that
self.respecs al well 50 a regard for bis own peace
Of mind might require this gentleman 70 resign tue
Speakership. The expression Of the opinion was
dictated 81 feeling Of personal regard, Of which We
need give him no assurance. Bot we did not know
Al much lhen as we do now, and ~ consequence q
having grown wiser, our opinion has undergone
total change We are advised by oae, conversant
with the facts that IL ia we'll understood 10 " ash
ington that the disgrsceful scenes 50 ireqnaniiy
enacted IL the House OF Representatives. are de-
signed by tho Feds 10 annoy and hauass Mr.. Hun
Ter into resignation Of his Office, thai they may
elect tool OF their own to succeed him. That
such is their game, we are thoroughly persuaded !
and under such circumstances, we would be the
last to advise friend, however deeply we might
sympathize with him, TO consult his own ease and
abandon public post, when duty TO bis country de-
nfanded that he should maintain, at any and every
personal sacrifice Mr. Hunters perfect integrity,
brightness aud imPartiahty, which ell concede TO
him are the very qualities which render him so
odious to the Executive tools. that they arc wiling
to 90 the Length Of bringing disgrace upon the nation
d escutcheon 10 get rid Of hiu. We hope mr Hun
ter. seeing the diff Of these will take
the most efectual steps to arrest them, by dong as
he has been doing--despising them and their au-
thors, and pursuing, with manly 6rmness, the even
tenor Of hs way, regardless Of the conseqnences.-
As Richie said Of Gen. Harrison when making the
bold and brilliant march upon Detroit during the
last war" Uhe fatis, HE cortd fesH excuse him,
on account Of The difficulties phJeh encompass his
pqth Ifhe succeeds, those 0ery difficulties aoiH
enhance the Iustre Of his success"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
ACCIDENT.

The Baltimore American says: An Engineer
on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, named VIII
liam Lennon, had both his legs cur of, on Tues
day, Goth ult. When near the Monocacy bridge,
tie cars were thrown from the track, and the jar
caused Mr.. Lennon 10 fall under the wheels, which
Instantly pissed over him.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04

A Federal print states that " MIR. Van Buren, =
Administration has been too brilliant aud success
fal" for opposition TO be made to it. Some lima
tuted Wing has been prytng into he Adminisra-
ton TO ascertain some Of the most brilliant events
of this ever be lauded party. lie has ascertain
ed the following:
'Osceola captured BY ueachery- ia prison.
General commercial embarrassment aud distress
throus hout the country.
Trade pamized,
Produce deprecated In value.
Introduction Of Bo3dhounGs into Florida
Tremendous delaicatioa7 by public oiii,ers.
Extensive smugg ing, THROUGH 1HG NV York
CUsToM House..
Post Office burnt
A detachment Of six men ia Florida attacked shot
and scaped TWO Iudap.--oae a SqWau.
Representatives Of New jersey refused admit
lance inta Cong. css.
Di.grceful squabbles in the House of Represen-
tatiyes
Treasury Shioplestcfs issued.
French Bedstoad purchased for the President to
ropose or.
Amos Kendall editor Of the Extra Globe.
+. s. There will be at lcast more brilliant
event before the expiration Of Mr.. Van Buren, term
--"lysteticks Of the Globe man, caused by reading
the election relurns next November - Iha' ing
We understand the examination before the Com
missianers in The Third Congressional District OF
Pennsy wanna TO the legality Of the elecuon OF
The Hon CHARLES Major, BY the condensation OF
ais seat on the part OF Alr. c. J. lSeEgsoLL, was
brought to close on Friday, The 8th inst without
olicuns the slightest testimony that could impeaeh
the validity Of Mr.. MAYORS election, Or give col
or even to a suspicion Of fraud on the pant Of hs
friend. aud supporters; thus fully sustaining the
position which be assumed the earliest stage Of
tins investigation, that it a wauton waste oi
the public time ard public money, 10 CRAFTY the
malignny ard ambition Of the chiyf acloss in the
plot Commsrcioi Hcrai2
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
WING Ticket.
POR PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON,
or ONO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN TYLER,
OF VIRGINIA.
WING Ticket.
OF VIRGINIA

/. JNo. w MURDAUGH, Of Norfolk County.
q JAMES w. PEGRAM, Of Petersburg.
g. VIM. s. ARCHER. IF dmelia.
4. RICHARD KIDDER MEADE, Of Dinloiddie.
8. HENRY T.. WATKINS, Of Prince EdUaTd.
6. JAMES c. BRUCE. Of HaiifuI.
I. WHITMELLP. TUNSTALL, Of Pitsyiuania
s. THOMAS II. JoYNES. of -Accomack.
g. NoRBORNE +. SUTTON, Of Caroline
10. wILLOUGHBY NEWTON Of Uestmoretand
n. JAMES LYONS, of Richmond CITY
10 VALENTINE w S0UTHsLL,o Of Aibemarle.
49, JOHN S. PENDLETON, Of RaYpGhanmock.
a. JOHN JANNEY, Of Loudoun.
rs. ANDREW HUNTER, Of Jcfsrson
I6. PHILIP WILLIAMS, ir., Of Frederick.
II. VIM SEYMOUR, Of Hardy.
Is. BRISCOE G. BALDWIN, Of augusta.
10. BALLARD SMITH, of Greenbrier.
20. EDWARD JOHNSON, Of Bottetourt.
n. JOHN n. HUMES. Of Washington
~ GEORGE w. SUMMERS. of hGnapha.
%. WAITMAN +. WILEY, of MonongaiiG.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
20 ths Citizens Of Virginia, generally, and Of

10 The Citizens Of Virginia. generally, ana n
Berkeley County, especially.
We invite you to a Meeting Of The friend. os
HARRISON and TYLER, TO be held n ri.
place on Monday tie Oh Of jane neat. Seyer.I
members Of Congress, ard other distinguished -
dividusls, are expected to be present and addre..
the meeting We shall be happy to greet the eli.
zens Of the "Old Dominion" who 60 for the He
70 Of Iprecanoe" Come, gentlemen, you will
meet hearty welcome from the citizens Of III.
place--ihe friends &c HARRISON AND REFoRw.
By order9 the Gem. Of Arraag. and Iayttatiou.
AuGUSTIY A. BIGGS.
SHARPsBuRG, Mp. Nav %, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
AYoTYER FIGHT IN CONGRESS.

Messrs. RAYKEn and MosTeoMERT, members Of
the House Of Representative, from North 1afo'''
ma, the frssa Wing tho latter loco foco, bare had
a correspondence u personal character in ne
Globe, which was concluded by Mr.. Montgomery
giving Rayner the lie in a publication on The 29ih
ultimo.
Rayner followed Montgomery into the lobby OF
the House and caned him when the parties were
separated.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
NOTICE.

A T an Annual Meeting Of the Oyerseers of the
Ia Poor, of Berkeley County, on Monday, the
lst day of June, $780, at the United States Hotel.
in Martinsbnrg, in the County Of Berkeley, The
Clerk was directed to publish the following Resolu-
ton, in the Matinsburg Gazette, for three weeks:
ReSolved, That, henceforih, no account viii be
allowed ty the Board, to any person not an Over
seer, for services rendered to any poor person. I'm.
less it be done BY an express order Of oyerseer
Of tie Peor."
The above Resolution was passed at an annual
meeting Of the Oyerseers Of The Poor on the first
Monday in June, 1878.
SEAMAN GARARD, c.
lima 1c4f1-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
KEETGIOIs .A.faTIfES

Episcopal services may be expected ia Ma.n.-
burg on Sunday. the 7fh Of june ii the morn;r.
and in toe afternoon half after o'clock ., Mil
Greek; in HedgesyiiIe on the second Sunday n.
l4th. ia the morning. and at Robinson's Mill n ~
afternoon at half after o'clock. at Mill Cresl
The third Sunday, the 2lst, al II o'clock, A. M
and al 3 O'Clock. +. NJ. May 90.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
THE GREAT ARCTIC PKoBLEM SOLVED.

The long mooted geographical problem of a
Northwestern Passage 10 the Pachc Ocean from
the Atlantic is at length soved-thete IS such a
massage. The honor Of this discovery belongs to
Messrs Dease g. Simpson, ofthe Hudson's Bay
Company. In 1887 and again in 1888, they at
tempted 70 mpleteth exploration Of The northern
shore Of this Continent, by descending Coppermne,
which emptes into the Arctic Ocean, m longitude
about % west; and from its mouth proceeding east
ward until they should arrive at ths westefnmost
point reached by explorers from the Atlantic. In
both years they skirted along great extent Of
coast, though much impeded by ice, but failed to
accomplish the grand ohjecf Of their pursuit. Now,
az length, their perseverance, has been rewarded
they have ascer.ained the Boothia IS island, and
that i, is separated from tie main aud by strait
from 10 10 miles wide, which connects the Gaif
Of Boolhia (psrtiolly explored by the Fury and
Hecla) with the Arctic Ocean in abont iati,ude
6s SO, AID longitude 80 10 The entire passage
Fl ON the mouth of Coppermne liver to the ian
tic (exending near SO deprees Of longitude lies to
the souihward of latitude 69.-N York Journal Of
Commerce.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
VAN BUREN, TICKET.
For President,
M.4RIIN V.fN BUREN,,
OF NEW YORK.
For Vice President,
JAMES X. POLK,
OF TENNEssER.

OF TENNESSEE.
/. ARTHUR SMITH. of Isle of Wight.
}. joins CARoiLL, OF Sussex.
}. JAMES JoSEs, Of Noitoway.
/. w. X. BASKERVILLE. Of Mecklenburg.
5. CHARLES YANcv, of Buckins ham.
!. RicBARp LoGAN, of Halifax.
l.. ARCHIBALD STEWART. Of Patrick.
!. WILLIAM JeEEs, Of Gloucester.
}. AusTIN BRocEENBsoUoH, OF Essex.
}. joins GiBsoN, Of Prince William.
T.. J.D. HALYBuRros, Of New Kent
;. THOMAS RASDoLPH, Of Albemarle.
!. WALLER HokLIDAV, OF Spottsy lvania.
/. INNAS HoRNER, Of Fsuqnicr.
). HIERoME l.. OPiE, ST., Of Jefferson.
!. WILLIAM A. HARRIs, Of Page.
7. I'D. WILLIAMSON, Of Rock inghsm.
:. WILLIAM TAYLOR, Of Rockbridge.
}. Aue A. CHAPMAS, &C Monroe.
}. JAMES HoeE, Of Montgomery.
|. WILLIAM RyERs. Of Washington.
,, BExJAMtN BRowN. of Cabell.
3. JonN HfNpMAS. of Brooke.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04

A MIG EpLTOR WAIVED

We arc requested tosta'e, that a Wing Editor is
wanted 10 conduct a Wing Pess in a thriving village
"a the interior pf the State a new press and new
type and about 800 subscribers are already procu-
red. II practical printer, who could eaa the pa-
per, the situation would be highly lucrative. Such
4 one would have his own terms ior the purchase
u the materials, aud bis own time TO meet them.
Fag further particulars spply TO the Editors OF
the Richmond Wing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04

We have received several numbers ofthe JEFFER-
sosIAs, new paper published at Charleston, Ka-
uawha county Va, BY our former townsman J. J.
Hickey, Esq. ltpresentS quite neat and tasty APP
pearanee, and is edited with good deal OF spirit.
In Politics it ia Locofoco,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04

II lVERWORT, even in The common way OF
u A preparation, is universally known as the best
ar cle for diseases of the Lungs, dscoveredi
and it is obvious that highly concentrated Piepa-
ration securing tic whole virtue Of this iuestima-
Bile herb, must be invaluable Moreover, this me-
dieine contains tie medical properties Of the bu-
gleweed, Lungwort, Fever Root, and many otier
roots and herbs 1t is also warranted mol to con.
tain any mercury, mineral, 81 mineral prepaia"gH'
and s 600 reward viii be given any person WIZ
will prove this medicine to contain any minerals, OF
any kind Such has been the success OF TINS par
sam, that il is warranted incapable OF produeihs'
in any instance injurious effects. Within the iass
few years the calls for this sovereign remedy haSo
been immense beyond precedenii and ITS rePu'a.
zion sustained from Maine 20 Mobile; thus piori'
the confidence bestowed upon a simple meu''1'
preparation purely vegetable, and the truly aslon'
shine effect attending its use. Physicians, ''o'
from a conviction Of its mildncss, safety, ana ~
cess, employ it in their practice, Recommend !" -
their patients, and esteem this medicine sale ~
invaluable; particularly as il does not inieU'ie
with any other medicne patients may be 'aNins -,
e same tune, nor restrict them 10 any pecvha'.J
If Diet confinement, &c; thus enabling persons -
receive the full benefit OF this medicine, ana lovs
the same time if they wish, the advice o. 'N'''
physician. :,
To persons Of disordered, nervous system !,
those who are unable to rest well at ng .h's ~
djcine Is most empha,ically recommended. ~ -.
uestimabe value Of ltns celebrated medicine q rpe
been rightly tested, and found not wanting: =.
Proprietor is daily receiving the most ha''e,'us -
counts Of its success; and il Is truly pro.
say this is emphatically the medicine OF the
PIE! II Is seed by the Medical Foeult3' suPp ~
ed by the Clergy; advocated by the whole y ~.
Press and is IN the house OF most OF our
II may be taken without the least fear o. u'''s
BY childien, and persons debitated BY disease -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
snICInE.

Mr.. DAsIEL SroSER, aged % years, son Of Mr.
Daniel Stouer. near Uaon Bridge, in Carrol coan-
~, Md, hung himself, Saturday, the 10th ult,
while in a state Of mental arrangement.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04

PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE --Tuesday, the
l2th ult. was fixed for converting the third session
Of the present Legislature Of Pennsy lvana. quo
rum not being in attendance nothing was done on
that day; aud no business done on the follow
ing day in consequences of the annunciation OF the
death Of Mr. Chandler, member Of the House,
from Schuylk kill and of Mr. Swayne, a member
from Chester county. The Legislature bad not,
therefore got to business at the last accounts from
Harrisburg Some difficulty was apprehended in
settling the preliminary question as to the true
course Of proceeding, with regard to the unfinished
business OF the fast session. Oae view Of he mat
ter being that, tins respect the Legislature might
start where It left off, that occasion. But the
better opinion IS that the a unfinished business"
was lost by the adjournment If tie first session, 81
ne die and could not therefore, be revived, either
IN the short (second) session Of the l7th Of APRIL
OF in the third, which commenced on Tuesday, ex-
cept By commencing il anew.
A $ 10 what the Legislature will do at the pres
eat session. an Intelligent Pennsy yanian present Al
the recent gathering at Columbia, expressed the
opinion that a pretty considerable improvement bill
would be passed and that the resumption bill OF
the first session, though there would probably be
some ogiLalioa, would be left undistmbed.- Ball.
Patriot
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
A VOICE FROM RussELL.

We copy the following significant Gard from the
last number OF the South Western Nrginian:
LEBANON, VA, May 1lih 1910.
TO tho Editor ofMe s. W. VirgjHias
SlR--Ihe Richmond Enquirer seems determined
BY faitery and force, carry the county Of Russell
Tor Van Buren, We, the undersigned, our
names on the Van Buren, Committee Of Vigilance,
published in the Enquirer Of the 3lst Of March
We wish through the medium fyour paper, TO dis
claim all connexion ofthe patty, and to inform Mr.
Richie, and all Others concerned that We are deer
President.
a. +. HENDRICKS, G. w JOHNSON,
DAVID MUNSEY, Il. Z REDNINE,
JEREMIAH MUNSEY, NELSON GRAY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
N uruD.

On Thursday, he 2ist ultimo, BY the Rev. H.
Walls, MIR. JACOB Dick to Miss M4RaARgr J..r
GRIMES, Of this county.
In Boonsborough Md, on Thursday the eIs,
ut. BY the Rev. William Monroe. Mr.. Brxy.s,~s
b. WELSH to Miss ELizABETH b. GIIsYKr ha,h
0f Jefferson county, Virginia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
gVsEg'TEEe.

A N APPRENTICE. to learn the Tailoring
IA Business. One about the age of a. would
be prefer, ed DENNIS FISHER.
Rnnker's. Hill JUNG 4 $50 If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04

In Pickaway County, Oho, on the - dav r.
May, Mr.. ABRAHAM = VAS METRE, formerly a.
this County.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
Rer. TAYEO2k'S
BALsAN1 OF LlvERWORT,

FOR CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT
Coughs, Colds, asthma. Difficulty of Breathing,
Pains in The side or Breast, Shifting Of Blood,
Catarrhs, Paipitqtion Of the Heart, Oppression
and Soreness Of The CHRIST, Pieuisy, Whoopng'
Cough Hectic Fecer, Night Sloeats, Difficult or
Profise Erpscforat.on, and all Other ADeetions@
The Chest, Lungs and Liper.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
THE GAZETTE.
MNRPHM SB URIC, va
THURSDAY, JUNE 4. 1910.

awe hare flung fhe broad banner Of Liberty
and The Constttution 10 the breeze, inscribed ruth
Mess inspiring uords--one Presidential Term
he integrity IF the Public :Servants--the safety
ofhe Public Money-and The general COED efhe
PeoDle."-Gov. BAHBouR's ADDRESS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
EE.gsEG .gR.
June 4. 1910

EBRIME CIDER VINEGAR, for sale bv
H. JOHN JAMESON & co.
June 4. $40.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
no Merchants, Physicians, Piai,
tiers, nnd The Public ii, general.

yEyH:. Subscribers are now receiving, IN
b addition tn then former atock. large sup
p.r. Of DRUGS, sc. &c making ihrir as
s,rtuc,, the most cumplee ever before off red
for safe in I.lis market. To which they wunid
call the attention. Of the PhySicT!n+' Mcf'hali's
Planters. aud H:i !tl"sc VII" wish 10 P''rc"'s::
any thing III thcir I''ic. Among Tie many Il"
clrs oil WHICH thcir Itoch Is coI'l'"s'u' "'e ''''
i"iiowIhs' VIZ:
OILS.-Spcrm or lamp VII. OF a''GIc"'
QUALITIES, I.lirScrd or RAM t"'' ram Or ar
uers do Ncats iunt do, C;'Hior no.. eweel Il"
P.I!STS. FURNISHES. Sc.-Whiie Lrad
of dilarcnt brands ani qualities ground in OIL
and in kegs "i 2la lO'!ib. 81 b. aIi i=''b eac','
Dry While Lead. Chrome ircell, Ciiron'c J e'-
low, Chrome i;e,l IA beautiful article ana Il Il
substitute 10. Fr-'ni!i!nn ut a much less rrre,
yellow h'hre. STONE o'c!lre' t"d !""ad' ln;', t.,
arse, i'amp'fack' rr.:'Gr'S. "ry 'n' sfn',,a ~
OIL also u '''' "rt'h Glow p''cN. ai'!, t''. mn.
"faIi rnlo:,. FrliF mixed '"f use P'''S ,"'
pen'Iln: '"pai ',r'ilSi'' ~ a'"' +l'u F"a''''S
BRUSHES-l'aint :'rns!lrs, ni all sz"S'
Cloth do. (s":nci''inS rev ana superior iia'r
dp. DO. Touh !aruliiir". flcSh. Aall. Wni'e
Wash, BacFInT, l:nrsc. lsoinei!''ng ''ne lah-
nrrs. Courier or D"SlIng. Crli'nh. ltcafu'
Shhvla@. n very mae ar'lcie') I"!"D' S"rcP'
ing. Sc'''hi'ilg. ana fai'iers i'tI ilS 'E'sEe>
tnSclilcr WIFI Il N"t"t VI ".i'i i''"S'ie ICY
ly Painters ana others h0t frrclh hi'ii''"hc''
DYE STCFFI-tmonc which are Spanish
Foat Indl.o Carolina do. Maddrr, CnpreraS.
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