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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-31
Norl.-CaroIina Legislature.
2hnrsdnu, Dec. 10.

SENATE.
Nr. Dockery, from the joint Select
COMMITTEES on Military Affairs, 10 whom
vas referred d Resolution insIucing them
10 inquire into tha exptdleucy Of amending
he Dist section of Militia Laws. as re
CARDS the number requisite to constitute a
volunteer Company, reported adversely
thereto. Concngrcd N.
Mr. Sp,aiiI, from TIE Committee Cd Pub
Tc haiIdlugs, reported a ILL making an ap.
preparation for completing the Capitol Of
lie Stale and TOR other purposes and a
Resolution Ia favor Of 'ihos l. Neai wala
passed their Grsi reading, and tie r2Po';
was ordered 10 be printed. The bill ap.
propnaies $1,000 for Completing aud fur
nishlug the two rooms Yet unfinished !;
81 1900 10 repay the sum borrowed by the
Commissioners from TIE Bark Of The State
aud S9.374 Sc to pay outstanding accounts
for IabaF and articles furnished
Ga motion Of Mr.. Moore, tie Military
Committee we're Instructed 10 iuealro INTO
the exped ency u 50 amendiag me Csth
section Of the Revised Statutes, Chap. T.
as 10 require Sheriff. 10 return to the Coaa
y Courts lis, Of such taxes rs they may
have received OH u'istcd property, to Je
sworn 50 aud published by the Clerk us
other lists otl4Xcs specified "a Sad section
are.
Oamutiou or AIr. Riheln. the COMMITTEE
81 M.Iiary Aiirs uere Instructed 10 n
9g.ra into ,hs cxprioucy Of 50 amending
The Militia Law, IS 70 require Cap'a.us g
dahl thur companies ionr timcs IL caci.
year.
The cngrosged bll to establish . county
bY the name OF fancy, was feaa ide second
utnc aad passed 20 To Il.
HOUSE OF COMMONS
The Bhto lay Of and establish Co0n
ty Is tho mare Of Uaon vas rraitaethlgd
time and passed Is vote 81 SO o4i.
The BHilo ay Of aud establish a oupiy
by the name 81 McDoa.a WIS read the
SECOND lime and nj c,eL {. yo,e OF 81
10 BE-.
Mr. J. W. Lane presented 1911 %
amend The Patrol Law, IS hich was rtai the
lirst une passed aud referred 90 Tie Com.
nii,ee on the Judiciary.
Mr. Harrirger, from the Committee CT
Internal improvements, reported Bill tor
Tho relief Of Tue Wilmington aud RaIeigN
Rad Read Company Which was rear
lie d:z! time, passed ana ordered 70 b;
puotsd.
Mr. Barrin.cr, from the same Commit
ice. reported a ptIl 70 lay n and establish
a Road down the Blue Ridge from the Ink
~ the County cf lancy to Turkey Cove
Creak IN Burke County. Which vas read
she frs; hone ard passed.
Airr voting for Comptroller aad Attor
ncy General, lhe House adjourned.
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the little girl we're there, for he could not
see her.
She stepped forward, and pressed the pas
sye hand tia, las upon The coyeriel. Tie
two old ifleuas aud compan,ons--ior such
they were, though they were man and cA,Id
-beld each other ID long emerace, and
,hsu the lllile scholar turned bis face 10.
wards the wall and i4l asleep.
The poor scaoolmastgr sal ia the same
place, holding the smalI cold hand in bis,
aud chatting IT. Il was but lie hand 81 a
dead child. ile ieIt thai and yet he chaiel
/, still, aud could not lay il do3u"
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Tntsdau, Dc Is.
SENATE

Mr. Morshead presented bill TO protect
Churches,
Mr.. Wilson, bill TO incorporate the
trustees of Hopewell Academy.
Mr.. Hawkins, from the Committee On In,
tarnal Improvements reported bill for the
relief of the Raleigh aud Castor Rail Road
Company.
Which were read the first time and pass.
ed
The bill to exempt all persons under Fl
from performing military duty, vas rejected,
2Sto ls;
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[ NUMBER IA.

with the amendment. were on motion Of Mr,
Boyden laid on the table.
The Bill to lay of and establish CouH'
iy by the name of Mcdowell, and the BIZ.
to lay Of and establish County by the ne INC
If Caldwell, were each read The third time
passed and ordered TO be engrossed.
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Saturday, Dec. II.
SENATE

The Senate concurredi in the propositions
or the Commons to vote on Monday for s
Trustees of the University; on Tuesday for
Judse wee K. NJ. Saunders resigned; and
on Wednesday for Councillors Of State.
Mr.. Hawkins moved that the vote by
which was rejected the engrossed bill to lay
off and establish county by the name Of
staply. be reconsidered. Mr.. Wilson NOV
I'd tha, tho motion 10 reconsider DO laid on
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TERMS:

Tss Dollars aRd Fyty Gents ifpaid in advance
ma Dollars If no, paid within three months.
I'D gSrse Dollars and Fftp Cents IL no, paid
p,i! der the expiration Of the rear, No paper
Eroallaued until all arrcaragcs are paid, except
lie option Of the Editor
acknowledgements inserted at One Dollar per
mare nc lines OF less, Ills sized tgPr,) for the
hi Insertion, and IS cents for each continuance
oarl Embellishments and Sheriff. Sales charged
3 per cent higher and deduction Of 3J3 per
srl, will DO made from the regular prices. .oF I'd
.,lsefs by the year.
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Friday, Dec. II.


senate.
Mr. Morehead, ieom tie Judiciary Com.
ul'ce, to whom Was referred the resolution
directing 40 enquiry into tie expectancy
Of amending the yagranl Iavs reported I'D
yersely thereto. Laid on the table.
Mr. Moore, from the joint Select Com.
m.ttee on Luuatlc Asylum, made y report
thereon, accompanied with RESOLUTIONS ap.
gsi1.ing the Goyomor aud others Board,
With power to purchase ste, at some Cen.
trail point Of the State for Luaut.e Hospt.
tel, and that said Board appoint Commits.
sionors to cause to DO esa,ild q suitable
building for that purpose 20 sGuertaln and
report system OF discipline, &c. The
resolution and rspor, were read, and order
ed to b. sent to ths House OF Commons,
with proposition that they be printed.
NJ. Mitchell presented q Resolution in
s,rucua. the Committee % tho Public
Buildings l. inquire tgto thu application Of
the so 900 borrowed BIZ the Commission
ers FIR rebuilding the Capitol the nature
and ta!ue OF tho work, &c. &c, which was
rood aud adopted.
The Bin to add q part Of Car'cret 10
HYDE County, was taken up, when Dir. lie'.
len addressed the Senate at some consldera.
bic length IN favor Of lis passage. II was
then laid GA the table
HOUSE or COMMONS.
Oa motion Of Mr.. Guthrie, the B.Il toes
,nbh.h a Coaaiy by the name oS Mcdowell
which vas Yesterday rriecled, vas recon-
sldcred and o. motion u Mr.. Neal laid On
the table.
Tho petition Of sarify citizens Of the
counties OF Lincoln, Burke, Wilkes and
Iredell, praying the Establishment Of a new
/ County by the name Of CatawJal was, on
motion Of Mr.. l., P. Miller, reconsidered
and "a motion If Mr.. Iloke, referred TO the
/ Committee on Proposition and Grievances
/ Mr.. Moore, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported a Bill to amend the
( Revised Statutes concerning last Wills anc
/ Tcsiamcn,s, which was read the FIRST time
and passed, and, on motion of Mr.. Mcnden
hail ordered to be printed, together with
the Report Of the Committee.
The cngrosscd Bdl to locate the Judge
of the Superior Courts &c was t1E>a M
and ehcited much debate.
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MJqdag, Dec. IA.


CIV attn
n. c-..p c., IL, f,,,-,,,;...o -, p,,h.
''i' 1'''' ''',i' '''' In va ~"
nc Buildings 10 WON vas feietIeo d 1IesH'
iulioa Of inquiry relative to the application
Of the S2DCJ0 borrowed by the Commits
g,,rsr, ,.,i.,,,1i.- ,l,o f.,r,,,3 f,c ,ns9o
''''~'" w. 'I~ 49,
q report WSfeoh "HlEa vas feaa ans seu'
10 tie Commons, 0E.l proposition that 1t
bo printed.
cY.ot.il.,a,r,a,,,r.l,o I,,y, I'M, tl,,
~
ICES u NGrohe!'' was teau '"S 'H',u ''u''
Patsed, md ordered TO De engfossrd
Mr. Naddpll presented the following
Resoh.iioEs. which we're read and ordered
- \, nr,,,,.l
]! Eesg.te', lha' u The fucco5sta! teya'ope-
msut Of the itsa7rccs of North Caohn1, SYSTEM
q iaiernli Improvement, which shall Galte al
ae 'cl1ag iltc!esis Of the state, IS indispensable
H. ReJ.tca IL he basis Of any vel devised
-atre II Improvement the Legislature rrgud
/ lie REQ opening Of Roanoke in.ei as an object OF
4 paramount importance, esseniiai, lot merely 10
the prosperity Of North Carolina but an object Of
great national interest
III. Fesoiraa, That secondary m Importance
only TO TINS great work = the successful accom-
plishmont Q! Which the national resources are
alone competent tao Wilmington ana halelgh
Kat boad constitutes The proper base nne o. z
s7sten ri tnle'na. transport and tn; taa Union
o5n g q ,vs su I'd trs5o i, !. Of ~ r5
to the ultimate success OF both works.
~ Rfs,srSa' That 70 maize 'he state ono IN
s.sS, aha b 'ooing ana 70 rs,,' inv WIN Wy
larn section Of North Carolina in which rosour.
COS are abundant but transpor: difTicnlt, shonld
be united with The Eastern avenues to commerce.
" the lni..lu1,o construction q i"'"p'A' q
= Ple.I.15 Fiat 70 srs,,;, and irssro tlo
pcrmaneney of the works already executed, and
70 provide far ,ha completion of the system con-
tempia'ed sy The foregoing Seso.oos, zoe i"..o%
a'Piui,',l,.,,,, y '''o ''''0' : '-'
TTgs,. re sij tbe rr.lil Of ,ie V-ilminstou and
Raleigh, and the Raleigh sna CASTOR Rail Road
Companies, The floating capital Of the state on.
acF the control o, the b2lras OF l9iGT2l LoPf9'e
- | b., :.s5 b' ~ orosnos
ma crdorsadI lie state.
&seea&'g, Iha; tia proceeds Of tho Cherokee
aa4s wnr l'I 5 a'.:a, e. si STos'tfr ~ a E.
,2'' "t'o 'lv ' p a,.5g ,so .ie oo,,o'
ia 5Iopo,sd sba,l Be sure.is,Ily appropriated to
the construction Of e Turnpike or McAdamzoi
rold nom ,he C''y q. Raleigh to the West with
s'oh 'l'e''i 'fencnes us may 30 's''a'0 nso'sS'
HOUSE OF COMMONS
The bin to lay of and establish a Cooniy
by the name Of Caldwell, vas read the Sc.
cond time and passed By the casing vote Of
The Speaker.
Mr. Moore, from The Committee on the
7 Judiciary, 10 whom vas reiorred the bill al
tcring aud prescribing the times at which
Elections Shall hereafter be held u tbs
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\ fW ORlEANN, bLt' -
A Picayunc Shop,--For three days past
our citizens have been both annoyed and
amused by two noisy Frcnchmen, carrying
between them, hand.iarrow fashion, a
complete pcdlar's toy.shop. They attract
"a much attention first, by he sadde0nea
with which they appeared 10 our midst, md
after. by the continued uabble they kept
40 Ia the streets. Why, they wc!e worse
tllaa two rival aucuoneofs II small room.
" Voncz, ycncz. citoyens' ya.c. le bontque
aux pleaillous-Achciez, aebc,ez ehaque
ob,ctauey ous yoyea--ua picalIIonapicce
And 50 it vas. There were crosses, dolls,
lambs, dogs, cups, saaeers, HtIle sofas, lead
en- bird-caaes, and a myramld Of other
,h,ngs-all a picayuno tic piece, We
ourselves bought, Tor good little boys and
gitls. some of the TOYS, which We shall dis
tribute at Christmas. Wherever these
men sat down their tour.leggcd shop they
were thronged. Soye2 pressc, nous par
tons pour France on hut Iours, seemed
a very hurrving exclamation, and II they
sell tomorrow as on Yesterday, they'll &c
there long before eight days.--Cresoen'
CIV.
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Nrw YoaG, Dlr. ..

Trsfiac ~ chicles ofan descriptions,
from ne eAlsmp9re aau manufactured ID
len minutes ogt o. "a Oh crate and some
iron hopping, % the splendid f-uf.horsc
sleigh, swan crested, and drsped With or.
namcuted bear skins and buffalo robes,
haze been rushing through our streets n d
molly stream since O'Clock this morn.
ing. Yesterday the scene was equally
animated, and jpyou, groups weIc dashing
merly along the principal avenues, nl'ans
the Dir vocal with laughter and the jingle
q. inuumefaLl- bells d Ties led through
the moonlight. ua.l toe I'VE sma hoags
ayont the iva last night To-day as
Yesterday, the Sis Is o'old.oss, and ijsecms
10 rs as if al thr b-aa:J Of New loya, With
llcos as brightly illuminated By tie SUM
shine Of The heart the saow.claA Garth
is by Tie sunlight Of Heaven, were On Iar-
ado in Broadway. Wo be 10 the slsccp.a-
BE bachelor who has tie tcmcri.y lo pro.
nenadc tha, street this afternoon Toe
sleiahs, filed to the lrim with blush,ng
olrls, viii pass him at the rate Of about
ono per minute, each delivering a broad
side OF bright glauces as it sweeps by, aud
leaving him perfect wreck before be can
have time to walk up from the Battery TO
the Park. We recommend all gentlemen
under sixty years of age to keep out Of eve.
shot.--IimeS.
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he table which motion 3,d n3i prevail
The mo.,oa 70 reconsider was lien agrreu
10, and the b..', On VI Hawkins motion
ordered to lie On the iauie.
The Senate tool; up the Fill TO authorize
he construction Of the Raleigh aud Yves
Tern Turnpike Road which was, after some
discussion, 10 which Mr.. Moieherd ably
advocated ,ae measure, On motion Of MIR.
WHITAKER, laid On The table unill Monday
neat.
HOUSE CT COMMONS.
Tie Speaker lad before Tie House a
C1muguicatiau from The fuJl.c Treasurer,
10 answer to a call Of ihs House Cor cettain
.atarg-.ionrcspeci.Dg the syocii owned aud
held Ug tie State aud tho value laJIeuG,
which Uas ordered to to pf.u.tL.
Go motion Of Nr. Boyden,
Res95red, Taa, tho Treasurer Of ths State !a,.
uish sIs icg5e wish statement Of ali The eNpsr.
3..I,rs made On behalf Of tic State of Internal
Improvements including thoraia the expenditures
ta- draining Tic Swamp L4Gls--speciyn in
such Stl,ouent the objects tor Which su-l OK
peII.tuios have been cla1e.
TIE Bill au'borsing the several County
Courts to provide Tor compensation TO the
Wardcns Of the Poor, was read, nnd on no
jion Of Mr.. J. r. Miller, iade Gai,ciy post.
ponce, b. vote Of 7G to g.
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Gen. Harrison, we understand, IS expect
ed to leave home for Virginia the latter
part of this moatn. He will spend the
month of January with his friends IN the
Old Dominion, and repair to Washington
in February, to be ready on the 4th OF
March TO enter upon the duties of The I'M
portaut office to which the People have
elevated him.--Mayspilie Eagle,
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Swimming of Horse.--One OF the
horses thrown overheard from the Victoria
steamer, on her way from Hamburg to
Antwerp, short time since, during
storm, swan so well that he gorto shore on
the island Of Gore, in Holland, where he
has been well taken care Of by the inhabl-
tants.
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n u ~ ~
CT. n. NJ. Cochran, Nceklonburg, y. c.
Caas. W. Harris, Mill Grove. n. c.
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Clvtioa--Cderap Bunk Notes The
public Is cautioned that Notes Of the Old
Bank Of Chsraw, which was exploded some
fourteen or fifteen years since, arc now ia
calculation. These notes are signed g..
T. Hearty, President and " Richard
Maynard, Cashier anl dated in tie ..lll
OF Is2j, aud are not worth cent Elves,
Tens, anj Iwcnies are offered Tor goods,
by persons pro.e sing 70 come from Rich.
moad ana Montgomery Counties, North
Carolina. Dec store on he Neck reee.g.
cd two Ten, aud one fHo Of these spun.
Gus Notes on Tuesday last II wogd be
we'll 4 Jear 20 mind that the Bank new ey-
isliue 10 Charsw, IS called : The Rlr.
chats Baak. -C6aries'sa 0Lseryer.
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81. Aagpa.ae, Nor. 21h.-F From he
South We are informed BIZ Alr. Dab5sa,
81 kcy West, that ahau. the Ggst Of the
month nr. Hos, Of Indian Key, sent a
mail vessel w.th three men 10 Cape .,ar
ida ior Turtle. The man not returning, Il
search was made along Tie coast, aud the
lo9aer was found - miles below tie
Cape on shore, stripped aud burncd-mea
not luund-probab.y murdered,
About the same date Capt. Pcnt and
Capt Bethel were klag with two small
tufiling vessels near Sand Key when about
breakfast time Capt B,hel discovered 4
large party Of Indians coming round TILE
Kew 10 Capt. llousoma1's whsle boat s'0.
len from ln!.an hey) and three eaaoes.
The vessels 30: under way aad c.capi,
b.; not beforc the Indians we're within 20
yards Of Capt; B. the wafer being rough
they did not fire.
Ga Sunday last Mr. Gideon Hague,
while out turkey hunting il hlachua, see.
Jog an Indian b fire. crept op aud shoi
him dead tie lssI SHOT
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-25
TERMS AND PRIVILEGES GRANTED,

WHILE will stand this season, which has
commenced, and will end the lst Of July, al my
bic % miles of Berryville, Clarke County, Va,
at $50 the season, to be paid on or before the I'd
day of July next; and $75 insurance, to be paid
soon as the mare is known to be in foal. Parting
with the irregular attendance at the stand,
forfeits the insurance.-Apd 81 cash to the Groom.
to be sent with the mare. On account OF the diff
GUILTY OF the times, have taken the responsibility
OF reducing the terms Of Whales services from what
they were TO what they now are. Surely liberal
public will meet this with liberal encouragement
and prompt payment. cannot guarantee services
so cheap another year, particularly from tried
stock Horse.
This Is fine grass country and pasturage will
be furnished so per week, but will not be
accountable for accidents or escapes. Every at
tenton shall be paid mares, and mares and colts.
and precaution used to prevent either. Gentcmen
wishing their mares fed grain, will give written
directions to that etlect-t shall be done as cheap
as possible.
BY letter or conversation with me, gentlemen can
ascertain upon schat conditions hdlf6red Sad
coarse can come at $50 the season, or $50 TO
insure.
A gentleman putting five mares ofhis own, will
be entitled to of them gratis. company put
ting SIX mares and each being accountable for
all, will be entitled to one OF them gratis. When
gentlemen send their mares, they must write upon
what terms they will put them. Mares not satisf.
ed the end of the season. will Re permitted TO go
on 10 him, free of further charge for his services
until their owners are requested to remove them
Mares put last year Felt by the season, and fail
ing, may be insured this year TO Whale at the
son price, il their accounts were paid up by the I'd
| Of Julv 1889. Mares put this year by the season
and failing, may be Insured next year, 90 any horse
then standing at my stable, at the price OF the
OF such horse iflher FOR this year shall
be settled at the expiration Of This season. No
mere will be entitled these privileges and advan-
teges, unless the terms strictly complied with
JOSIAH WIN. WARE.
Berryville, Clarke County. Va,
March IL, 1910.
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FRESH
ID r Y e. o o ID S
BARTrIsoN e. co.

a RE now opening large and splendid assert
IA ment OF Dry Goods fashionable, chesPand
good CLOTHS -l0 pieces oil blue black, brown
nd fancy colored Cloihs.
SUMNER CLOTHS, Cassimeres, Cassineitsi
together with variety ofnew style Goods torPan''
vcsings, &c.
SILKS Black, blue black, &c.
ou-.eline de Laines, ShaIlys, Laces EdgTns'
and ln,ertngs.
very superior article ofEnglish Straw Bonnel.
CALlCOES.-5o pieces OF British and Amer
can Prints--very cheap.
Ginghams, light Chintz-a splendid article.
l0-4 bleoched Linen for sheetirg.
DOMESTIC .-Twilledand plain Us.
naburgs; brown and bleached Muslin--hne and
good; plain and striped Cottons; fine indigo Cheeks
-ilom 10 cents up; barred and plan JAG 'ne''si
Bed Iioking-good and cheap; Piuebusg e0su'
Cotton Yam; Candle Wick; l and Hardware
200 bbls of No, | Herring together ~hOs
large and general assortment 81 al kinds OF S0o1s
suitable for the season, all OF which willee SOW
at q small advance. Those wishing toPute
will do we'll TO give us a call.
Falling Waters, Berkeley CO., Va.
June 27, l839.--if
0g~All kinds of country produce taken IN es ~
change for Goods-for hich the highest price WIZ
be given
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BOnncts! EsOnnets!!

TUST received, splendid assortment Of BON
q NETS, embracing the most II snonable kinds.
Florence Braid Bonnets-S Spring style;
English Double and Split Straw do;
Seven and Eleven Braid Straw do;
English Patent Braids;
Dog. Colored and White Hoods--cheGp, cheap;
Boys Palm Leaf Caps.
Also, q splendid assortment ofnew style Spring
Ribbons,
Cap Trimmings, Edgings, Laces aud Inserting;
IL Doz Artificial Flowers;
And a great variety of New Style Fancy Goods,
which we will sell on pleasing terms.
April 9. I840- A. ROBINSON g. co.
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gay. He is OF remarkably fine size--faUy sixteen
hands, well proportional and handsome, with
plenty Of bone. siRep and musrie, and tnimitably
superb legs and feet His mastery power and size,
added to his beauty, splendid career on the turf,
rich and fashionable pedigree for speed and bottom
stoutness, and the great promise OF his colts
far tried, make him really, and incOmparobiy,
the best Stallion in al this section ofcoantry and
long rag the best for speed and bottom, as ~eH
as size, substance, and po'oer Nome other de-
serves a comparison. WHALES career on the
tmf was very brilliant At EPSON, he was fourth
for the Derby, (l2i subscribers, the fastest re-
cord, aud it is generally conceded he would have
won il he had made play hule sooner,) beating
Glaucus, Forester. Catalonien, Cactus, Sir Robert,
Imbar, Despot, Titan, ANtracan, Egypius, Shy
lock Glenmore, (out Of Glencoe's dam,) Prince
Llewellyn, Uncle Toby, Pagan, and or others.
He was second favor,te.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-25
Transportation.

On The Chesapeake and OHIO Canal.
TENHE undersigned announces 10 the Millers and
IL Farmers of Berkeley and Jefferson. that h,
arrangements have now been made for carrying on
the business OF Boating, 10 extent, thar will en-
able him TO facilitate the transportation of produce
of every description, either down up and wlhs
view to the further accommodation of the pnbie, be
has determined to carry Flour from his andingto
Georgetown, atthe rate of tsgenfy fee centspeybar
rel. and other produce in proportion.
lie will at all tunes pulchase-and pay the cash
Flour, Corn, Rye, Oats, Ciover Seed, and every
other DESCRIPTION 81 produce usually cariedto the
sea-boai d tor market-nnd for which, he will give
the highest price. WILLIAM SHORTT.
A.onst iG2Q -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-25
New Spring Goods.
A. ROBINSON & co.

"AVE Just returned from the Last, and are
III now receiving the largest, rrettiest, and
chepest stock OF British and American d
GOODS that has been exhibited in this marksi
for years. Our stock comprises every article IN
use, such
Cloths, Cassmers, and Vestings;
British and American Prints;
Savage and Chicope Coitons;
SupeT Printed Marseilles VestiDgs;
Pantaloon Stuffs--the greatest variety;
White Sattins, and Colored Florences;
Satin Faced Vestings;
Cauze and Silk Handkerchief and Shawis;
Cotton Hose and Half Hose;
Satin Checks and Plain Cambricks;
Super Ribbed Linen Drills;
Fine and super Irish Linens;
French Chintzes and Lawns;
Lickings and Osnaburg Coitons;
Penitentary Plnids;
Marine Shifting; aud
BIeachcd Goods-very cheap;
And the greatest variety of French Fancy Goods
we have ever offered 10 the public. Also, very
extensive stock of
Groceries, Hardware, Queens-Ware,
shoes, Boots, Hats, and Bonnets,
All which we offer 10 customers, and the pub
lie generally, at astonishing low prices, TO suit the
present hard times.
Arril 2, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-25
Dorsey,s celebrated Vermifnge.

WlrH renewed confidence offer thi. article
Wv to The public, of the best remedies
ever invented, for the destruction aud expulsion of
Worms, from Children. Its action, is mild and
pleasant aud whether the child has Worms OF nos,
its operation viii be of benefit, All necessary and
particular information viii be given by the subscri-
Der, by whom the article is prepared, for wholesale
or refai WILLIAM DORSEY.
January Q, 1870.