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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20
EOR SALE.

LARGE STOCK or READY MADE CLOTHING.
rEyHE subscriber, by continued III health. beng
IL unable TO attend TO business, offers for sale
his entire aud extensive assortment OF REdDf
MADE CLOTHING, comprising garments Of
all description, for both Wholesale aud retail. and q
The best quality aasf lstes, fashions.
Also, a quantity Of cut aud uncut GOODS. The
Stand Ne. 20 Pratt ST., enc OF the best in the city,
can also be bad on good terms by any one disposed
To- continue the business.
The whole, or any part, Of the above wellsssors-
ed stock, Is offered Al private sale, on very adsaa-
iageoas terms, liil the fast Of Marck. when, if NOT
disposed Of. will then be closed at public sale IN
lots. Apply to JOHN 5. sMi ~,
No 30 Pratt, near Gay St, BALTIMORE.
February 20. lSa0-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20
BALTIMORE MARKET.
From the American Of February IA.

CArrLE-There has not been a large supply OF
Beef Cattle in market this week, ard prices have
Undergone no material change. On Monday us
head we're offered, and ali.sold at $3.50, for inieri-
or. to So so, per cwt for strictly prime.
BAcoN.-Wc note sales of several lots Of Bacon
of different descriptions during the week, amount
ing to about %, 600 lbs. at the following rates, VIZ;
New Baltimore cured Hams at IL cts; do. Sides
|at 81 cts; new Frederick County Sides at . cts;
aud 900 lbs. of strictly prime old Western Sides
LAT 8 cts. Sales also of Frederick County Bacon,
assorted at 9 to Of cts.
i FlsH.-Mackerel are very dulh and we hear OF
no transactions. The small lots on hand are held
bat Sl4 so for No. /; $l2 for No. 2; and So Tor NO.
Is, Heirings are dull and in limited request
Sales have been made at 81 81 Dbl, aud in some
cases a little less.
Flour. -Howard Street Flour The market
Hc!osed last week at $50, from Stores, and rather
dull. In the early part Of the present week a con,
siderable demand sprung up, which has continued
ihtoaghou, the week, and sales OF several thousand
barrels have been made from Stores, for export, at
prices ranging from s.. so TO 50 SO, and sou out
principally at S. 80. We are advised OF sales OF
beveral lots to-day at $3.50 and $3.50, but most
holders, we believe, are willing to sell at S5'50.-
he Car and Wagon price is $5,37d. cay Mas
Ftonr.-About the middle of the week there was
an active demand for export, aud several parcels OF
%'tandard were sold AT SIS 62i. One parcel, free Of
*sa'llc, was taken at S5.75. Holders OF standard
Then demanded 1878, but purchasers declined to
buy at the advance asked. To-day o parcel OF ex-
ia was sold at S. IS. and holders of standard con
'0ue 10 demand 1915. The stock in first hands
is very light.
NHEAr.-We note a sale of prime red, vester-
VI ,ay' at 81, 10. and a parcel ofcommon red ri ) | ,o4.
here is a cargo of ! 80h bushels OF prime Va. red
20 market, for which 81, 10 has been refused. These
s'' the only parcels which, as far as we know, have
''arr their appearance at market during The week
W. Since we lett the market, we learn that the
cargo of $1,000 bushels has been sold al
FILA per buslsl.
CoRk.-At the beginning of the week. good
WHIT Corr Gas sold from Stores at 81 cts, and
PRIME ysilow al SO cts. To-day, a parcel Of goo'
white aioat, has been sold nj So cts, and one o.
good yellow at SIS cts.
brt.-lhe last sale was made some days ago
II % cts. for a parcel of Frederick County.
@toyERsEED- A sale of prime Pennsylvania
was made yesterday at $3.50. The Store Prie'
sspses' according 10 the quality and quantity taken
LAsrER.-A cargo 10 arrive was sold this weei
~ St25 per ton, which 10 a considerable advance
y" previous rates.
niDEs.-A parcel OF La Platas, lying in the Nor
os market, has been bought by the trade here, De
"'eisele here at l54 cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20
CANDIDATES FOR THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
ma Tofera of Rcrkclen lornfn.

FELLOW CITIZENS In obedience to the solicit
ta,ions of many of my friends, of both political par
ties, | hereby present my humble claims TO your
considerations, as u Candidate for a seat in the next
session Of the General Assembly of this Common
wealth. Your obedient Servant.
JOHN CHURCHILL HEDGES.
January 80, 1910.
We ale authorized to announce JOHN II. BEALL
as an independent Republican Candidate, to repre-
sent the County of Berkeley in the next General
Assembly Of Virginia. Feb. IS, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20
PUBLIC SAhlHo

YEyHE undersigned will sell, at public sale, on
n Wednesday,, The 1lM day ef March neat.
at his residence on the Opequon, 6 miles southeast
of Marlinsburg, the following
Property,
CONSISTING OF
Work Horses, Brood Mares and Coils
Mich Goes, Stock Cattle, aud Beeues
Il large number of Hogs;
One Road Wagon Plantation do
One Cart, and Gears Of all sorts;
Hay By the Ton;
Pfoug1s-such as Barshear, Double and Single
.Shorel Phoughs;
Harro,os, Wheat Fan, Sc;
Il quantity If Corn by The bushd;
disc, Rue, Oats, and Buektcheat.
HOUSEHOLD g. KITCHEN FURNITURE
of all kinds, and many other articles not here par
Iicularized.
Terms.-A credit of nine months will be given
on all sums of IS and upwards, (excePt on the ia,
cattle, corn, and rye-which will be sold tor CASH.
upon the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curity: under that sum, the cash must be paid.
JOHN BURNS.
February 90, ls40.-3t
GOA large quantity of POTATOES and CAB
will be offered for sale, at the same Time
place. ID
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE,
xnn VALUABLE TRACT or LAND

THE VALUABLE TRACT or LAND
h ELONGING to inc. II. Cooke. Esq, Of Rich
lP naond. which, before his departure for Rich
rnond, was advertised for sale by him on the l4sr
of September and Ilth Of October. and which hs
.~as prevented Offering Tor sale. IL the first instance.
by thc tlaess Of his family. and ia The second, BY
the suspension &c srecie Payments by the Danks
jus, before the day Fixed FOR tho sale. win. By vir-
toe Of deeds Of trust executed by The said JOHN r..
Cooke, ami in rufsuancs u q ducaea of this Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancefy for Frederick
County, bc ssld. BY the subscriber, 10 sise hikh<ss
bidder, ut public %aaction, At The residence u Lewis
A. Smish. ON the premises, Oh SafkFday' ~ 2sfs
dry If Fs1ruary mort. Those who Wish % pr
chase. are assured shas 20 further posipcneucns
will take place. .
Tho whole tract contains about 500 acres, and
will b. sold 10 TWO PARCELS, divided from
each other bv one straight line running acfosa the
tact nearly north aud south. The upper rr wfs-
tern tract viii contain about 40 acres, end the
lawas OF eastern tract about 800 acres. The land
IL about Two 4ilcs nortl, Ut Winchester, and within
a few hundred Yards ~ the Winchester and Potc-
mac Rail Road. wlirh !. connected with the Balti-
more aud Ohio Rail Road at Haipcss-F erfy--dsa-
sanc. o, the land faai Baltimore. by Rail Road.
H. miles--ftom Washington. by Rail Road and
Canal, o. niles. The Rail Road Depot. al Win-
chester, alsrjs a cash market, at Baltimore prices,
freight %, for all kinds of produce. The land h..
the advantage 81 a stream OF water running through
,l. middle 81 both tracts. and Touring Mills abound
in the ~vicu.ity. The terms uf sale, which will be
very liberal, will be made known on the day Of
sale, or sooner. upon application by any person dis
posed to purchase. Possession Of the upper tract
win be given Immediately, and Of the lower tract in
full by tho first Of April. Tho purchaser o. tho
latter will get immediate possession Of such fields
az he may ~ish to cultivate IN corn.
Sale TO commence vt IL o'clock, NJ.
A. s TIDBALI., 1vns. s. Com.
Winchester. Jan. %, tg40.-6w
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HooPING-CoUGB AND GROUP.

YEvO PARENTS-Jayne's ExpecioIa ant u, with
out exception, the most valuable preparation
in use. for The above diseases. Ii converts Hoop
inc. Cough into a mild aud tractabie disease, and
sbortens ia duration more than one-half, and pro-
duces a certain and speedy recovery. From half
to one teaspooniul, will certainly cure GROUP in
infants and Young children, in half an hour to an
bour. The lives Of hundreds OF children will be sa-
we'd annually. by always keeping it on hand ready
far svery emergency. For sale at the Store of
WILSON e. DOLL. Mar.insbusg, Va
February 20, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20

On Monday night last, Mrs. Isabella BtppLE,
wife Of Mr.. George Biddle Of this town. aged 81
years.
AT woodburu. Washington County, Md on Sat-
mrday the sih instant, Mrs. HARKGET, wife Of the
Hon. Thomas Buchanan. ofthat county
AT his residence, in Georgetown, on Sunday eve.
ming the 9Th instant, MIR. Francisco PrzARao
MARTINEZ late Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister
Pienipotentiary Of The Republic Of Mexico.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20

FRIDAY, February Ii.
Nothing Of much importance occurred A few
petitions and resolutions were presented, and 0 or
8 bills of local interest were passed. A resolution
submitted by MIR. DoRMAr, by The direction OF the
Committee on Finace, to suspend the Geological
survey during the year, gave rise to a good deaio Of
debate, in which Messrs JACKSON, Of Wood, YER
by, VENABLE, Robertson, S~ouTHALL, DoRMAN,
STEPHENSON and BRoApos, participated the latter
gentleman in opposition 10, and the others in sup
port of, the resolution. The resolution was relec'
ted-ayes SO, noes 63.
The Senate amended the resolution of the House
for the election of a Councillor, by striking out the
Goth, and inserting the 10Th which amendment
was concurred IN by the House.
In the evening Session, several reports from Com
mittees were acted on, and various bills were taken
up on their first and second reading
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20
FOR SIZE.

VayhE Undersigned offers at private sale, ct his
residence, 3 miles below Marinsburg, on Mr..
Buckly's SECTION, two frst-rate
WORK HORSES, AND A CART AND GEARS
nearly new. IL not sold previous TO the 9th OF
.la,ch. they will be offered at public sale, before
lie Court House door, in Aiariinsburg, on Ihstday
Terms made known on application 70 Thomas
Gavin, on the lay Of sale.
Feb. &c. 1910 -3t* THOMAS GAVIN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20

Finding my appointment on next Sunday morn
ing, in the Lutheran Church Of this place. to inter-
fere with the services of that Church, | would give
notice that, in tho morning Of Sunday next, Episco-
pal services may be expected in Hedgesville; and,
at 3 o'clock, in the afternoon, in the Lutheran
Church, in Martinsburg.
Feb. 90, 1910. C. C. TALIAFERRO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20

Sale, on Monday next, at the residence of the
subscriber, Of Personal Properly, by William @.
Barns.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20
February, 1910.
NEW GOODS
asarnafus. a3araafns, atargatns.

WZTEa are nov receiving and opening QUE niid
w supply Of New foods since September. We
have. now, such bargains 10 offer our friends as
they never hcard af, such rs
Superfne Cloths, Cassimercs' ana saV''"e'''A
reduced prices, L-
French, British. and American Dry Goods, o. inc
latest i'm portation,
New aud fashionable Goods.
Splendid new style Cailcoes, oil low pficrs'
III ,;eces Of Cal,coes at 20 cents, worth %,
90 pieces do, at ~ i.2 cents, actually worth W
Mouselaine dc LANES from 25cts. 10 St--spien
did patterns,
New style Shswls Of every description,
Fancy iiandks rcbicfs, the greatest variety.
Hosiery. Of every description, aud . large iot OF
o,her SE4SONABLE GOODS. which we are
Determined to sell cheap, aud no mistake; you wiz
not be disappointed, IL you give us . eau,
I annary 30. 1910,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20
MlAD1SrAySiET9ra

W@u2 2ades 9~snss'pa.y.
FEyHE semi annual examination win take place
on Saturday, March 7th, when the friends Of
the Institution are respectfully invited TO attend
Parents especially. The ensuing Session will com.
mease on Monday, the 9ah. An early application
will be advisable. as the number of pupils will be
limited to thirty. ANN LITTLE.
February 90, is40.-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20
FO,. sale.
For Rent.

n WISH to rent my SMITH SlOF with two
sets If frst-rate Tools. Also,
a DWELLING HOUSE and Gar n -Nfnrz
den, for me or more years, siiua- A&sas ~
led in Berkeley County, Va. and sHs1Ex.Etn@%
on The road leading from the Lick !.
Mills TO Hedgesville. This property is surrounded
by limestone land aid wealthy farmers. II has
been carried on ~ Il Smith Shop for upwards OF
twenty wears, oad is considered one OF the best
stands ia the County. There ia a Wasonmakers
within a lew feet Of the Smith Shop, carried on by
"A G,st.rate workman, which is n considerable id
vantage TO The Shop fIhe renter would preferis
The Stop can be had without the Tools.
Possession given on the lst day OF Aprii next
A men with a small family would BE- preferred
Far tuut,er particulars, apply TO the subscriber
living on the premises. GEOhoE ME-
February 6, IS40.-3w
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Public SAFE.

yUyHE Undersigned will sell, Ut public sale, on
Mosdas, The 2lth oj this month, ut his rest
dence on The Opeqnon, two and a hall miles tom
Martinsburg, the following
- II = Il TW9
Consisting Of Horses aud Colts; Mich Cows and
Stock Cattle-with some Beeye.; Hogs and Sheep;
three Wagons and Gears; two Copper Stils viii
Tubs. &c; one Sc, Of Blacksmth's Tnnlsi Hay by
the Ton, and a large number Of Bee Hives thirty
busboIs of Potatoes. Also,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20
NOTICES.

The VEsTRy OF NoRBoRsE PARISH viii hold a
meeting on Saturday, the 29sh Of February, at the
Store OF Messrs. Burns & Scibert, at IL O'Clock, M.
A foil attendance Of the members is desired.
February IS, 1870.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20
D 81 BARK.

HIDES a. BARK.
ryHE subscribers. having associated themselves
together in the Tanning Bssines, at the yafa
formed, owned by Mr.. VIM Good, under the urn
Of James Brown & Son. will pay the highest mar
ket price, in cash, for HIDES and BAhh, deli
vered at their yard.
JAS BROWN & SON.
Martinshurg, Nov ii. 1839.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20

nNE OF two Apprentices are wanted 70 the ar
W ioring Business, BY the sabsc''hes. Boys from
IA 20 l6 will be preferred. JOHN HUME
February 90. 1870.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20
Household Furniture;


and Grain in the ground. Three OF four hundred
barrels of Corn, and $50 bushels of Rye, with
many other articles not recoH eied.
1iefms-A credit OF SIX months viii be given on
oil sums of IS and upwards, upon the purchaser
giving bond with approved sscurit, under that
sum the cash must be paid.
Feb 10. 18l0.-2w WIN. q BtRNS,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20
FOR SALE.

A NEGRO MAN. belonging to the estate OF
"A Pbehe Tabier, deed, aged ab6ur % years.
The sale will take place 90 Frtday, The 23h inst,
AZ the late residence Of Mrs. Tabler, on The road
leading from Martinsbufg to Stephan. Mili-sb
out 4 miles from the former place. Terms-Cs*h,
HENRY J. SElBERr
Fe5rury 10, I34o-3a*
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20

North trfSf corner 81 fHf ibpNc rIhnft,
Martlnsburg, Va.
TEyfIE subscriber having. at siderable expense,
erected . New and Gommodious BtteA, To-
Tel, at the northwest corner Of the Public Square,
fronting on King street. J and adjoining The Court
| house. resnccffully III rms Tho citizens OF he town
and county, snd the travelling public generally. thni
he Is prepared aud determined 10 serve Them 10 his
line. in a mode not surpassed by any public house
IN the Valley, and at prices accommodated 10 Tue
general pressure in the money market.
His OAR IL welt siorcd with the choiccst ~.
onors. selected bS himself in Baltimore; his Ia
BILE shall. Mt all times. be supplied with The beet
that our markets can afford and the SABLE -
! nrder III. direction ofcaretul and attentive Ostlers.
Tho CHAMBERS furnished in elegant style
will ever receive that attention due 10 the dorm''o-
ry of a gentleman. In a weird. every thing shall o.
conducted in frsf rate order.
In the l,tine up of the Urited States Hotel, tie
SUBSCRIBER has hsd an eye chiefly TO The co'nio't and
qualification Of The pebble, to whom he looks Win.
confidence, for a patronage, at once the ie~Erd oi
past endcayors. and an incentive To iolnfe rxerlion.
a OpET.
Marin.burg. December &c 1s39.-u
VIRGINIA .-a A. Rnles held in the Clerks Oshre OF
lie County Court OF Berkeley, on Monday, the
9Th day of January, 1910,
Samuel Cooke %D'
The heirs of Edward o. Williams, &c. dts.
IN CIIANCERY.
UHE defendants. Sophia ciaesett, Lila STROBE
Mary Claggest, Lewis b.. Martin, Richard o.
Martin, Honore Martin, John II. Martin, Hora''o
Claegetr. Ann Clsgse'i, Edward G G'i'hlh, Eliza
Gu initb. Edward q. William, md Eliza ". Agile
lot, not having entered their appearances and gwen
security. according TO the act OF Assembly. ana
| Jules OF ,his Cour,. md il appearing % the Count
that they are moi inhabilonts Of this Co'rmen"eai'h
il 4, ordered that the said defendants do appear
here ON the second Monday Of March next, ard an
.wcr the bill of the complainant; and further, that
this order tie published In the Martinshufg H"Lei'e
for two months successfully and posted at 'he iiont
door of the Court House Of this County.
Copy.-reste.
January l6, 1916 Pm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20

A IL persons indebted TO the estate OF George
IN Mencer. deed, are requested 10 make inue.
date payment: and those having unsettled accounts
with The same, will bring them forward properly
authenticated for adjustment IL is desired that
The estate be settled up immediately.
EZEKIEL SHOWERS.
Febrnnrv -. I330.-3, Adm'r.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20
Hair Oils, &C.,

For The Preservation and Grorih Of Hair.
nLDRfpGEiS Balm Of Colun bia; Bears OIL;
~ Maccassar Oil; Ciscassian Oil; Indian Dye,
for changing light colosed hair 10 dark OF black;
Perfumes OF various kinds. &r.. &, ~ cf which
are for sale by WILLIAM DORSEY.
Febr,ai, 20, IaI0.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20
NleW yMkL ~ WlNTNE
HOODS.

The second supply Of Neio Goodsfor The Fall If so.
yWyHE snhsci her takes pleasure in informing his
frie,ds and customers. as ecll as the public
generally. that In il now in receipt Of his fall and
winter supplies Of merchandise, consisting Of every
variety Of
BRITISH. FRENCH. lNDlh AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS
selected with great care, and on the most fsssona-
Bile terms, from the lates. arrivals. All Pcrsons
wishing 10 purchase are requested TO call and ex-
nmine bis stock, as he believes he can show them
something desirable, and as cheap as they can DO
bo.obt IN lby town or county in the valley of vir-
ginin. IHOMAS =. oNiin.
November z. 1889.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20
VALUABLE
MOIGG LANDS
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
TN pursuance III a decree cfthc Comfy Court Of
Mesgaa, pronounced on the 27sh OF January
| 1910, in a suit Of Robert T.. Gastin as the Heirs OF
| Alpheus Gustin, the undersigned will offer tos sale
At public suctinn. before The Court. House IN Bath.
on Moaaav. ske ESD Of Nesch ae1k, (coart-day.l
The following rascels Of REAL ESTATE, IN Nor
gan County, Va, u which Alpheus tsas,in, died
seized. via;
yINISg or lfIp mo- sSOy
On Wilkes Spect, ia the town Of Bath. This y
,Ae Seusharn half az Lo, so II HES nearly orro-
The town, The h~oiliinsS ~ !, are pretty good, and
i il now occupied as a TAVERN STAND.
2D.
9gsuTasgH AN1AAS WI2 I,ENNf'Db
tcaslea ou,.loisl one ,nilc Last of Bath. on the
Mastinsbuts road.
a st92As3p Dry ll3 AtN2sak5
On the Potomac. adls aing the lands of g. Ussick.
E.o and Cant. iligg,ns. Tho Baltimore and
Obi, Rail Road passes through this land. II y
pa,,,aIs, improved and we'll ,imbcged, aud lies
about three miles North Of Oath.
1TH.
"A In2AN]p OlS I'LL A1lN3S2
Situate sbou, eight milcs Nor,h-i.ast of Bath, and
nea, the Potomac. This tact Is pretty well I'M
proved, and in u good state OF cultivation.
gTH.
AN UNDIVIDED F0URTH.PART OF A TRACT OF
$50 MWl1SsAs
Situate q, and nca, the Junction Of Rock Gap Run
and Sleepy C~,eek-atuut zine miles ) suth Of Bath.
Rock Gap Run. where il passes through this land,
affords a site for u Saw Mill, which could he work
ed tho whole year. - the stream 10 strong aud con
slant. The land Gas well us the a,jo'ning iands)
i heayil, clothed with the hest Of Timber. and a
part Of The land Is Of the hist quality u Greek bot
tom.
Thes. lands viii be Sc. up in parcels, as above
described.
Terms -onc.ihir,l cf The purchase money 70 be
cash. The remaining twe.,lilds to be paid W NV"
equal payments. nj III" end Of one aud No "a,s:
thr purchaser giving a deed Of trust ON The proper
~ 10 secure the deferred payments.
Persons DESTROYS 10 pufeha - any part ot these
/ ,nas, can have them shown TO them by application,
To tho undersigned at the B,keley Spaiass.
HENRY A. BYRNE,
FEBRUARY 6, le4e.-ts Spec,ai Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20

lust received, a fresh supply of Candies, Figs.
- Lemons, Bunch and Cluster Rsisors, Aim
onds, English W~alnu,s. Palm Nuts, and Filberts.
Also, Cider Vinegar, which will be soid on plessiog
terms. DAVID HUFF.
January %. fs40.
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gathering business,
.Eusf Receired,

GPLENDlD Blk Ground Mousseline de LANES,
- extrn fine also. 20 pieces Of low priced do,
which will he sold very cheap by
Dec. s, 1899. A ROBINSON & CO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20
.Eust KeccireA,

A FRESH supply Of CANDIES CASIEEL
"A soar GEORGE RAENHAL.
Jshusry 80. 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-20

NyHE sale OF This article, and The cases relieved.
give incontestablc evidence THAI this prepare
lion may be relied on as possessing peculiar prop
critics for relieving hat tormensing psin--the Iooths
Ache. Prepared only, and for sale wholesale and
e,ail by WIN. DORSEY.
January o.. 1910. Dynggisf.
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(YOrc,. Seed.

North trcst corxsf Of The Psbfc Square,
Martlnsburg, VR.