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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THlS is to forwarn all persons from
trading with James Eubank for a
House and Lot in the town of Canton. it
being the same lot conveyed by John
Briscoe to said Eubank. As we believe
we shall be able to prove said lot was
paid for by Richard Eubank out OF the
proceeds Of property sold by US to said
Richard Eubank, and on which we have
lein duly recorded in the Office of the
Clerk Of Probate Court Of Madison coun-
~, and tina. said Richard Eubank had
the same conveyed to his brother with a
view Of defrauding US in the collection of
our debt.
STUART g. MITCHELL.
By O. ]. E. STUART.
Feb. 8, 1889. 5-,f.
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LAW NOTICE

J. W. wKLT - Me- r. GKLLESPEE .
HAVING associated themselves IL sa F.
m practice Of the Law. w5lI AREA
the several Circuit Courts Aolieu en- En-
counties Of Atrala- Leake. Baakia- Mai
son and Hines. and also the several =
periOr Courts holden a. Iacksoa-
Canton. Jan 10 an ISL
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Nv WILLIAM s. BAILF, Judge Of the
Cont of AIadSScr,

by WILLIAM S. BAILF, Judge Of the
Probate Court OF Madison County
NOTICE is hereby given, that on APP
~ plication to me, by Cha's ]. Searles,
Of said county, who claims an undivided
fourth part of all that tract or parcel of
land, lying in said county, and known as
tbs south half, west half, northwest
quarter, section fourteen; and north half,
east half, northeast quarter, section ff-
teen, township nine, range two, east
Also, the undivided half of east half,
northwest quarter, section twenty-five,
township ten, north of range five, east
Also, the undivided half Of Lots num-
Der FIVE and six, in square three; north
half of Lot one, in square eight, and
thirty feet of south half of Lot two, IN
square eight, in the town of Canton.
have nominated Z. f. Divine, Robert
Love and Elijah Young, to divide the
said tracts of land into equal parts
agreeably to value.-And unless proper
objections are stated to me, al The Court
house in Canton, on the 18th Of April,
1910, the said E. F. Divine, Robert
Love and Elijah Young, will then be APP
pointed commissioners to make partition
of said lands, pursuant to an act entitled
"An act concerning lands held by coPar-
ceners, joint tenants, and tenants IN com
mon.
Given under my hand, this the 9th day
of Febsuary, A. ID. 1910.
WIN. S. BAILY,
Judge Of Pro5afss.
Feb g, 184O SIT
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-14

TIME subscriber o<fers for sac E@e
- property where De no~ r~sares- in
Canron- There are tho 61ls lczS. = ~osn-
Portable Dwelling, oG- hcsses. CEsE=ra
and Well &c A good Saga 49, -
given for Cash or ag7reu~d per~--
Apply 70 e J. >EAsLE>
FEB fS. 1870. So
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-14

TAKE NOTICE.
NAYS Sc Jedries, IS Risiag s. Hsrrss-
NOTICE . hereby giTen - sa~ aacse
: named defendants. tazs TIA 3 ainslss
viii proceed 70 take the 1eposd1crs of
Robert l. Moore, Eiward G. Ssre~S -
others in the city @ Nashville "a ths 6sss
day OF March next. and Of :. e. Noore-
and others IN FrzEklfn- ~ ree $40 e.
Ke1rncky. on the rensh 64v e - Szrze
month, and q A CamPaesl. al Eazwaz1
Gratz. and others IN me cry Ct Phaaass@l-
Phia In the STATE q Peansylw.z2a. @ -
twentieth day q The saEss moosh- - -
read IN evidence = = csr.zsn suzt Rom
pending IN the CIr-ult Coart 81 L~zke
County, wherein the SAD -afavs s. geE
fries are plaintiffs ard sd RisSaS s.
Harris are Gefe1dants-
NAYS Sc IEFFEFES
Feb g, 1870. SIS Prs &c s.
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N OTICE.

TINE subscriber intends leaving Can
ton in few weeks, and requests
all those having watches, or any other
articles in his shop, to come and take
them away before he leaves.
E. SUREAU.
Feb %, 7-9.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-14

CHA BER> s. MLEAN-
ID ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens
NJ Of Canton and Nadlsoa ceunEy-
that they have formed = Mercantile part
nership under the above style. ard haVe
Iust received a large assortueus 90 Dry
Goods, which they have oaeaed - tae
new Store Room Of Doe Eeamsrer. Ca
the East side Of the square. ard as rhev
are determined 20 sell for Casa. taev
offer inducements 70 purchasers
Canton, Dee :. lsS9- As
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HE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Madison County.
To the Honorable William S. Bailey,
Judge of Probates Of Madison County:
"HE Petition of Joseph Collins res
II pectfuly sheweth unto your Honor,
that Thomas Collins, a citizen OF MadI-
son County, and brother of your petit
toner, has become subject TO such aber-
rations of mind as 10 be incapable OF
transacting business, and taking care OF
property.
Your petitioner therefore Prays your
honor to take such steps IN relation to
the person and property of the said
Thomas Collins, as the laws of Nississ-
ippi in such case made and provided, au-
thorize and require, and your petitioner
as in duty bound, &c.
JOSEPH COLLINS.
Feb. 9, 1910. 5-tf.
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DIR. NJ. VI. TIRNER.

OFFERS his professional seryiees 9
" the citizens, Of Caason ar Mas
son County He NAV b. found a. be
Office, unless professionally sbseu- OF
fee with Messrs- Ott s. Bailey. secou1
door west OF the Citizens Bans
June s, 1889. 2z--f
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-14

LAW PARTNERSHIPS.
jas. Racks = VIM. Y1rger,
HAVE formed partnership in the
practice of the law; they will at
tend TO all business intrusted to them in
the High Court of Errors and Appeals
the Superior Court of Chancery, and the
Federal Court in the city of Jackson
and one or the other Of them will also
attend the Circuit Court of Kinds and
Madison counties, held at Canton and
Raymond.
Their Office is the same heretofore &C.
cupied by Hays and Yerger.
City of Jackson, Feb. 1, 4-15
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W. Sc 80 E, - $50 7, -
e = aaneas e. sse Ne# Ie
Nsa lea Hssrk@asa Len.
msa le @n tae 4a H#rV at Em e.
81 e-Aeese - Nesss
9e1zhez s. lS4 -n
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-14

HENRY a. GARRETT, s. D. LIVINGSTON,
GARRETT g. S:v-NGs.cN.
Attornfes at Law,
CANTON, MISS.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
TIME eO-PartHership heretofore sxls.-
IL ing under the hrm OF b = s. "
r Chambers, was dissolve on ere hrs,
November BY mutual ecnsear Eztaer
or the undersigned are al-ho--se1 c.
use the name OF the 6rm ll i-7-a-a-zel
Of Us affairs
z 2 CHaWBEES-
WR- CHAMREkS-
e-Tho<s indebted waI cal az tae
Store of Chambers & N-Lear and rsaks
immediate settlement
Dec :, 1859 IS
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-14

FRESH DRUGS, OIL AND PAINTS,
And Botanic Medicines,
lust received and for sale by
e. D. WARD.
January - 2-tf
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-14

he q boVe Land comprises what Is call
ed the Pamela Chitta Plantation; the title
is deemed perfect to the above property /;
but | will only convey such title as is in
me vested as Trustee. The plantation
and tract of land lies in township eight,
range two, east; contains 1900 acres,
more or less, about five miles from Can
ton, and near the road leading to Jack
son; it has about 900 acres cleared and
fit for cultivation, with dwelling house,
Overseer's house, and Negro quarters,
with q Gin, stables, and other planting
accommodations.
All property sold for the notes held by
The Ccmme rcial and Rail Road Bank of
Vicksburg, can be purchased with the
notes of said Bank.
The Trustee reserves the right to sell
for cash, or current money, as much of
said property as may be necessary to
defray the expenses of the Trust and
Sale, and all charges which he may
have to pay in and about said property
HENRY A. GARRETT.
Trustee
March z, 9-I3 (Pr fee 1851
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-14

MARsHAL,s SALE.
Circuit Court United States-.uay term, 1870.
H. hanpn v. On plu. Il. ia.
Enlos' Johnson & Col
10y virtue of the above stated case,
- to me directed, by the honorable
circuit court, United States, for the Sou
thern District of Mississippi, shall ex-
pose to public sale, for cash, at the
Court House door in the town of Can
ton, Madison county,
On the First Monday IN Apru, 1870,
The following described tract or parcel
of land, to wit:--The east half of the
northeast quarter of section twenty-six;
south half Of section twenty six, and the
northwest quarter of section twenty
Ave, township eight, range two, east,
containing Ave hundred and sixty acres,
more or less.
AI.SO-South half Of east half of
northeast quarter of section fourteen;
north half of west half of southwest
quarter of section thirteen; south half
of west half of northwest quarter of
section thirteen; north half o. east half,
northwest quarter, section thirteen;
north half Of west half, northwest quar-
tor, section thirteen; south half of east
half of northwest quarter, section thir-
teen, township eight, range two, cast,
containing two hundred and forty acres,
more or less.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant w. p. Mills, and will be sold to salts.
fy the above stated case.
w. NJ. GWlN, Marshal.
By ]. F. Cook, Dep'y
March ]. els Pr fee Sl5l
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.nArR or MISSISSIPPI,

Madison circuit court, Special term, 1910
FEBRUARY 4th I640-
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The State of Mississippi.

Feb 90,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-24
es9N--------
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
ram the american Of December 81.


r,rrtE-The offerings of Beef Cattle to-day at
,ls drove wards we're small amounting IN an TO
,bout l6O head. all of which sold at So oo to
s. per cwt. for good to Prime qualify ne ae'
m,nd was good, and the prices paid stow an al
,n,c. ,f nearly 81 pei cwt on last week rates.
I,yy Hoes--Are selling at IS so to So, accord
in. 10 quality and quantity. We quote stocks OF
nr'n- ouali,y AZ an average of about S. IS Perc"t
PoRx.-Ihe supply continues good. and prices
are without change We quote strictly PRIME su'ta-
Bic for family use at SIS SO IS rs, and rather dull
l.itror quality ia held al S. s5,25
Bacon In Bocon there have been no Tansac
uons as far as we are advised. and prices are un'
seadv Some holders asking | l cts. 'oi ) fihe
New Hams, while others Offering to sell al a
less price. The nominal price OF Sides Is % luz
cents
L.np We note sale of No. Baltimore Lara
to-day at l04 cts 80 days.
FLouR-Sales of several hundred bsfreIs OF
Howard Street Flour OF good common BRANDS were
made rom Stores on Saturday and TO day al "a
69i VII Oh we quote as the current market rate a'
this time The article is not however IN act,ve ao-
maud at this price The receipt p'ice Is Q'''"'
Sales Of Susquehanna Flour at $40
| WHEAT On Saturday parcel oil rehns!Na
| MIA red Wheat was sold at 50 cts. -,
CoRN-On Saturday sales OF new whlte nr"'
were made at AZ cts, and Of yellow at ID cts. 10
/ day sales of new white have been made ut 10 cts
and of new yellow at so cts. O!a white or yellow
Il worth about SO cts.
OArs We quote Md. at 33 80 cts.
CloyvRsrFp-Is scarce, and worth 50 500,
WglsKEy.-Sales of hhds to-day at % cts, ana
Of bbs. at 25 cts. The Wagon price oil bbis' Is ~
0s exclusive of the bbl
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-24

n.xtxrHx SEsArE-The Senate on Mon
,he I4,b instant, adopted resolution to take
o. less until the 9th Of January. The concur
1s,cs Of the House being necessary, the resolution
wa. yesterday taken up and ate, beng anenaeu
Januar, was agreed TO. il
The effect Of this resolution, in connexion WIN
~ refusal Of the Senate to proceed to the elecuon
e Senator, will be greatly to retard the public bu
ss,sr being here but ten days. doing little or no.
,bino. and refusing do the only thing when they
.o,,ld well do [elect a Senstor)-i required GOOD
degree Of brass 10 ask for three weeks hoiday-
But the House could not, without being wanting N
las,,,orned courtesy refuse compliance with the
-oogest.-Rieh. Wig, Dee. H.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-24
NEW GOODS.

n AN now receiving and opening large and
II ssnetal assortment, Of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS. such as
Blne. Black, Hack. Iavisibls Green Blue. Dshlia.
Mulberry, Steel, Mixed, aud Drab CLOTHS. o.
every descriptions;
90 Pieces Of Cassimsres- assorted colors;
30 sat,incti. from 50 cts 10 81 per yard
Brown and Bl.sched Muslnsi variety ofPftntsi
Shalirys, Mrussriiuc de- Laines-vcry neat
English and French Merinoes;
A variety % Shawis-ycry low;
yes,iuss Of every dcscfiptirn;
Laaies aud Gcn,lcmen's Hosiery, Gloves. Ac.;
Hats Caps. Boots, and Shocs--au prices and quail.
ties;
A general assortment Of Hard and Qaeensware'
feel confident ,hs, my assortment Of Goods y
celebrated 10 please all Who may favor me- with
call. HEzEktAh hEi'oES.
Uedee.,ille. October 2g. 1910. --f
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important imony.--ConsumptIon ana
bleeding of the Lungs cnted.

Bleeding OF the Lungs cuteu'
N1R. WM SHEPPARD. residing in Beaver
lVE county, Pa, the State line, relates as
follows: "In the month of May last my wife was
taken with bleeding from the Lungs, coughing
light swee,s, hectic fever, &c. She had taken a
violent cold having previously given symptoms OF
the approach Of Consumption, elt much alarmed
and made immediate application to Ph.sician.---
Under his treatment she became worse, instead oil
better until the first OF June, when heard from an
intelligent man OF DR.. SwAYsEs SYRUP or WILD
CHERRY and fsom his earnestness III recommend
ing ii was Induced to try one bottle l he ehec,
exceeded ms utmost expectations lett imme
diaie relief then mounted my horse ana rode
TO the Office No Al S.. Clair ST, PHtsoufg, where
ii is kept for sale and procured SIX bottles MORE
which am happy TO say has effected perfect cure.
Please publish this certificate, with my name IN
full that others may know where to find the great
est blessing on earth.
Principal Depot for the above Medicine Is at NO
10 North Eighth Street, Philadelphia. II mnv be
obtained Of agents generally throughout the United
STATES Price { per bottle.
G5sAny person wishing to see ceriihcates OF
cures and recommendations, can see them at any
time by calling at the Principal Depot.
This invaluable Incidence is for sale at A. ho'
BINsON g. co.'s, Martinsbufg, Va.
Drc.mber d. 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-24

khOoEN
Of he efficacy Of Dr. Paris Soothing Syrup
nEAR SIIt--It is with pleasure thar / send
NJ you these few lines informing YOU Of the as
onishing effects Of your Sprup produced on my sui.
fering infsnt When at The age OF seven months,
the gums began TO swell, which produced severe
pains with sudden fits of crying, spssms, SC,
physician was called in, who anced the gums. and
prescribed medicine (which increased the p@in)
but to no effect After ali attempts 10 relieve the
- lttle sufferer" proved in vain. frield Of nine
pointed 10 me an advertisement in of The pub
lie prints of your invaluable Soothing Syrup for
.'Childrsn Cutting Teeth" Being 80 highly rec
commended, | was induced to send to Philadelphia
for bottle 10 iest its Virtues Co receiving The
medicine Immediately applied it according to d.
rection on the bottle, and | am happy to inform
you that the good effect immediately perceiv.
ed the child rested well all night, In tie morn
ing the pain resumed, which suodoed by the fire.
auenr use Of the Syrup. used one bottle and sent
for the second. Since that lime NY child has re.
covered. feel fully assured that the Syrup is a
valuable medicine for children when cutting teeth
and recommend every family 10 procure il wheic
there are young children. Mrs. E. COHEN.
Germantown, Feb. IS, 1910.
| REMEMBER, none is genuine, unless the sig
nature of DIR. PARIS is impressed on the phals; al
So be careful and purchase only at the Medlcs
Office, No. 10 North Eighth Street. and advertised
| Agents. Beware. there ere several persons impo
! sing a deleterous article on the public Tor tn
above, put up in plain bottles, with the name o
Paris spelt different, When YOU purchase, Sc
that the name of Paris is spell, you see it in TIN
notice. and unless the phiais are impressed vii,
g Dr.. PARIS Soothing Syrap.' touch J, not.
! Principal Office, No 10 North Eighth Street, on
/ ly place in Philadelphia where the Medicine ca
be obtained. Price SO cents.
This invaluable Medicine is for sale 81 A. RIO
| BlNSON & cos MartinsbuTg, Va.
December "a, 1870.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-24

The shocking case of the death OF prisoner
s,on cold in the City Jail has created Pfotouno
sensation in this community. inose resPon: 'Lo
60 deeoa reproach upon the character OF tho
go ,y;il and ought to be held to a severe ac-
uni. But meanwhile all the facts are not before
tbe public; full expose is promised in is days
Let opinion be suspended until then. ben the
aT GERS implicated come forward with their defen-
1--WE statements, we shall address word on me
.ubiect to this community, the character oil whlch
has been subjected by the incident, and BY the neg
Iect of soma body other, TO such foul reproach'
We hope much OF the odum incurred, su p;eb
fslv thrown off; but if otherwise the city OF hich-
,1ond ought 10 vindcate herself.-Rich. Wh'g.
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Esr. EaARLNCH'S
COMPOUND STRENGTHENING AND
GERMAN APERIENT PILLS,
FEMALES,


WITHO are troubled with sick headache, ram
w in the side, breast, aud back, loss OF aPPe-
lite. hatueney lowness Of spirits, rolpitation OF the
heart Paintings or giddness, sickness at the som-
ach bilious affections igh Illness at The chest nan
sea vomiting noise in the stomach, hdshngs oil
heat and cbilliness diseases Of the nerves, and Or
ssps of digestion, &c. Sc, should not neglect to
procure pr Harlieh's Compound Strengthening
Tonic and AperieHf German PtftS, which are war
rented 10 give immediate relief. Thousands 40 we
almost daily behold, whose coun'enance ana Paie
emaciated cheeks bear ocular witness To sickness
and affection. Could those persons be retsuaded
IN ne mi. invaluable medicine, they would soon
find thcir weak and debitstcd frame strengthened,
tleir minds composed. and all pain and distress
driven from the system, when the body VIII again
renew It's lost ygor and put on " new lie, an"
dee,h for d while be deprived OF us prey. what
heart but feel. glad TO behold their near relatives
and dear friends snatched as if by magic from thar
fatal DESTROYER Death. Ye who sre laborlng under
disease. lei nut another day night pass " thooi
procuring this medicine it will, IN mnJo'iy OF
cases. effect permanent cure. Remember ae'ay'
are dangerous; and if disease Is neglected. It's
ravages will doubly increase
PRINCIPAL Ofiee for the United States, NO. ~
North Eiehth Street, Philadelphia, where recon,
mepdatons OF hundreds Of persons may oF seem az
of which have been cured or beaehtled by the 'neu
icine. M
This invaluable Medicine is for sale at A. ho-
BINSON & co 5. MsrlinsbuIg, Va.
December "a, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-24

The Grand Jury for the District OF East lo''aa,
have r,,essnted among other matters, the present
noad;iion Of the Banks in Florida. But three
banks are now pretending TO be in operation the
Bank of Pensacola. the Southern Life & Trust Co..
and the Union Bank oil the others have become
extino,. The Faith Bords issued to these Banks
are presented as null and roid, and the Legislature
ia urged TO take immediate measures TO cancer
ihem.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-24

A LII persons who became purchasers al me
N sale of S,srbuck a. Forman's property, on the
100, OF August last hereby notified, that their
obligations we're due on the l0th instant. and that
there will no, nor cannot be any indulgence given
| therefore shall expect all those indebted, 70 call
on me at nv Office in Ma tinsburg, and discharge
the same without delay.
December II, lS i0--3t.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-24
Supervising Ssemordnoa.

Hiring, tomorrow, at Darkesyilie' oil Men' WV
men and Boys, by Amelia E'chelbe,ger'
Hiring on Saturday, at Darkesviile' OF me" anu
Romen by R. P. Bryarly.
Huing, on Tuesday next, at The unlied s,a'e'
Hotel in Msrtinsburg 4, Of valuable Slaves oy " "'
Pesdieton.
H;ting, on the same day, at Gerard''o"'' u
aashe Slaves by Robert Sherard.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-24

ENli0SE persons who became purchasers Al my
sale 10 March last are no,iiied that their ncas's
are now due and. Tor The purpose Of making il
more convenient 1han il might be for many 10 call
on me q, my residence, hase Placed all my ssle
notes ia the hands Of Joseph Barns, who Is talls
authorised TO colltts them. II will not be smiss,
perhaps, for NE TO ssy, that am much ~ want Of
money, and shas dose who do not pay before The
LIST Of Febraary nsNs may expect their notes 10 be
gu, in sun. JOHN BURNS, ST..
December ~, ls40 --9w
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III a II q T z D,

Near Charlestown. on the 10Th inst, ROBERT
NcPHERsoS. of Frederick county, Md TO MISS
NuLIcESr F., daughter of VIM. l. Washington
En-, Of jefferson county.
Ia Frederick, on Thursday, the l7th INST MI
Wutt.u Mel AucuIIs. of Virginia, to Miss HE-
Les MIrTAG, vi Hagerstown, Md.
On Tbur.day. the 10Th inst. at kabletown, by
the Rev. I. W. Simpson, Mr. COLIN {. PORTER 10
Mss Mary RowLASD, daughter of Mr.. Henry
Rowland, all o.. Jefferson county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-24

n WILL s,,end at the United States Hotel, in
II MA,insbarg. on Tuesday the 2gth inst, fof the
purpose 81 hiseing shs slaves Of Mrs Elisabeth Coz
ston, fos tie enssiag year. Among Them 10 a wo-
man with four small children who viii be put out
Tor her boarding ard clothing.
WA. PENpLEToN
December IN. lg&O.--ow.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-24
TUE DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTE ON.

p.,oI,ea. That no more State pupils be admit
-, his Institution, except those whose admis-
.on has been registered, until the further order OF
bs Board and that the Secretary give notice OF the
.,1,e in such newspapers as be may deem "eces-s
ry. ,..;.r H.. vi.;,or. of The
rt,;,ton for the InstrGction OF the Deaf and Dumb
md Of the Blind, at Staunton. Editors throughout
~. state will confer favor by publishing II.
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PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE.

yENHE undersigned offers for sale me M ~
Al PRESS upon which the MARTINsBukG
,5,zrrrr ia now printed. II is Smiths patent
If the acorn frame, made by Hoe & Co, n York,
/, il rs-rste article, in excellent condition ana
is only offered for sale because IT Is TOO sma" LOT
contemplated enlargement Of The Gazette ;,,
EDMUND p. HUNTER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-24

The Nashville Wing of the L th inst, says we
.a,st 10 hear of the continued and severe illness OF
he Hon. FELIX GRUMPY, who has been confined
70 his home in this city, from indispostion tor SIX
or eiehts weeks past. His case is understood To-
dav 10 be a very critical one.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-24
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NNERlNO ves,ings; Green Suspendefs-SilA
lyh Plain and Fancy Cassimerss;
silk and Linen Hdkfs.; Merino Drawersi
Fine Woolen and Cotton Fiennels;
All kinds Of Winter Gloves;
Wooden Comforts and Cravatsi
Soleud.d Merino Crsvats.
For sale cheap. by A. ROBINSON & co.
December II, 1870.