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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25
,,0WEVY aupsayrssEATeE.

UOWEFsY EAT9E, 80
Dw he opened on NJ NDAY, Oct 18TH for u Nlguts.
by RUFUS WEIGH, with splendid Circus Company
superb Equestrian arcauts incqutlicd Horse mansh =
by Cadwalladcr Derous, Gienroy &I and - first rate
Equestrian Artstcs.
The Two Grca, Prize vaultcrs, DALE AND McFAR
LAND,
UrBoxes 80 Pit p cents o'3 II
L'ALLS OF NsAsAEsA.-Thrrc is now open
4 for this week only, at the Academy Of Fine Art
Barclay of the finest representations of the
Falls of Niagara produced IN this country 1t Is
modelled view With real water, which gives beautiful
idea of that great work OF really dee CRYING
tho patronage of tho Ncwferk public. Open durior the
day from 10 and in the evening from Till 10 o'clock
Abundance Is cents children halt; price dig ] "
u Now Exhibiting, at the National Academy Of
Design BroaAway, of Leonard street, Duhuies
magnificent Picture Of DON JUAN. HhlDEE and LAM.
BRO on $50 feet Of canvass. The PRINCESS OF "a
PJIA mad full length Portrait Of the hon. MRS. NOR
TON by Paris Of London. Open from o'clock III the
morning anti 10 at night.
Admission - cents Season Tickets 50 cents. s27 II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

would INFORM their friends and the public that they
have recently opened New Carpet Store i5a Pearl
and have spared pains selecting their enra stock Of
and mporters in ,b. and other cities and will guarantee
sell as low If oSer than bs bought ior e'se
=hcre for Cash. WEBB MANNIHu;
ol3 ln. $50 Pearl a. Sd CARPET Store from CnHths'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25
ALI. OTHER DRY GOODS

not mentioned above on hand and can be sold Sc
as to give satisfaction every purchaser One trial will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

CARD.-We have jas; received our - rra Of
.easouabs good. - hch We invite the stteanon oil our
$40 PILLS & BANCKER, Tailor,;
a. No &c Futon Su.Ad, D. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

/ All 10 be OF the bet
gu ,lity and roush hcw .
ed, straight, parallel,
and SOU re, to be of
lsuiiiclt nj sizes TO work
10 Il proud edge within
two inches of the sizes
here given, and 10 be
free from sap wood,
+ heart shakes, wina
shakes, and all ether
! defects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

u Cnrpetings, Floor Cloths, &e.-29'o0'
yards of Carp-ug from auction, choice patterns aud col
all WOOL from TO 10 shilnss yard call Is So
hcied frem those wishing purchase CarPcting OF any
description A large stock OF Oil Cloths, Rugs Table
Covers. Mats &c which they will sell much lower than
can be bought at other stores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

~ ,,,s ''A " 40 80 J hn 'ffert-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

p.I Medicines of Best ounii,y-Anproved
Psa' Aemsde', Leaches English and French Pe'tum-
" soaps, Brushes &c. for sale by
j. & T. CODDISGT0S, Druggists,
w ms 227 Hadson ST, cOraer Of Spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

I In lengths Of 9 feet. Il
#. p IT. or 80 n
! Note.-A.l 10 be OF
the best quality, and
rough hewed. strsie h,,
aud square aad TO be Of
sufficient size 10 work
TO 4 proud edge wI;aIu
two inches of the sizes
mere given, 20 be free
from sap wo cd. hear,
,hakes, wind shakes,
aud all other defects
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-16
sunni fo,
8nf hfilI
&attltet 9Olallllfaftur.

Die .lnterseid,neten benadlridliiaen bad
9nubliEum baB ie an ihrer Menuufattnr in
Cation aE5ae einnehuen, imD oiefelbe anf
perteBerier Waid'merei, ourd, eifahrne pers
lpueu, 81 @afiHet bearbeiten, une 5spar an
fclgeHben prelIen
8ir Wleruio 45 GeasS per 2)aro<
@emeine e :
8li.s, Seller mo 8uh.
sanI ii, iIq8n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-16
SScrl,ciro tibet:

sIul pcrlestsn Scnntag oiirdb cen Gbrn.
Nrn. Sd9er, Sor. 81 oeou q itter, nit
Wais Gberefa 3tt9ler beioe BON
SaIsburg.
9Im 6ten Suni IN Sarrisburg, turd ecn
Ghrw. hrn. Denitt, pr. Sfaac Ban 0crn,
ein WdtsIieo res Soauies Der 9ieprefentdnten
pen @nds @auntD, nit Hrau, Carolina, 5cdls
ter bon Gel. 9tidlaro M. @raiiL bonn eriteu
Srt.
9InI febten Gcnnerfaa Curh sen Gtrp
Gru. 3eller, Saerr SfraeI cora 8, bon 8.
Wilfcro, nit W1ie WarDetta eei NJ
b ar, rcn HiecersWaenn9e.
gIiu teeten Scnntag. bnrd benlelbgN, Asrr
NenrD @aeneer, init SaraA snu
3 II s, beice BON 8ieoersgRaeungie.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-16
llel,erfiebf Der Nllortfpreife.
WbilabfIpbia, ben llten SUM. Is4I,

philaoelpbial ben 1lten SUM, 1S4I.
Bemerfungen. = S1nr qans menia
8efdldftc ipnrben bieIe qBrdDe an unlern
gBbdiften 9etban. Gas marine Wefter uno
Die Sabrsseit fterbaupt ipirc ais llrfadbe bies
vcn an9c9eben.
SIaur uno MebI-Glaur perfaufte an
"a 81 bic So. 0ioa9enmebl an SO 25 unb
1T wenig in Martt. QBelfdfcrnmebl brad,te
So in Barrels uno sl3 % in nbos.
Getraibeuno g Saamen.-qBai;en
ucrfauftc an 81 10 bic 81 IL. gBellhforn
an 81 bis 81 @ents uno Hrgaen an 55 @ts.
oas 8uIdef. gSslldlfCrn uno Ssafer puroe
mir ipenig in ben Wiarft 9ebracbt. Soafer
cerfdufte an 36 @ent6. SladslaameH bradp
te 3bdler 81 @ents.
@pps, 1T fur 2 GbdIer % @ts. in Jaadp
fra9e.
Q8 btsfe D.-Wenig Tadfrage unc pers
faufte an % @snts Die @ailon.
8te bsW ar ft,-400 Stn6 SdIadtpieb
waren i'm Warft, fpeld)e III 6 Chi. bis Chi.
% @ts. oas IouHrert petfauft ipuroen. 247
5tube uno Sdlber perfauften all % biS %
Ibaler. Spriu9ers an 16 biz % 3haIer.
3rCefene 6uhe all 8 bi6 is Jbafer. Sd5aas
fe uno gdntnier rpdren 1910 i'm Warft. =
Sdlaafe perfduften an 3baler 40 gts. BIG
8 Ibaler 75 @ents. eimmer brahten ben
l bis 8 Sbaler. 463 Sfpeine purneu an
4 bic 3baler eerfauft. llngefibr 80 bIies
ben i'm Marft.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-16
eDpffafltfs 95erifLif.

SoI9enoe Briefe finb biefe gDcdle i'm sllIens
taner pcltanit Iiegen 9eblirben
glbner y. gpuo, @ecrge Clifton, Gheiler
@ais, ISM. @dhart fen. Sohm O. gjcunbie,
Charles 9adenbah, 5cbn Soiufrl, s. Sarret
Schn Rremer, Salcmcn JIuter, etephen eas
mai, Natban Drefdler, Sacub yittle, 0ecr0e
encde, s.. Winf, Deter gieuhare [Stmibt ]
Charles Seip, @fq. o. Gtcffer, eepi Simcn,
Gecrge Spinner, @lilabctb Siuf, cfrarl
2bpmas, Tranci5 M 0iliou, Gliiabsth Mi.
9gilicn, Widlael 2)Ouna, 0aniel Y)cnnht.
9 h ifbrie fe.-Wlrs, GliIabeIla Ters
tig, 9iirclaS ejansbiirger, philip 9lnemeiler
H, Y. 98rt9bt Ypffmeifer.
Sltni is.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-16
Sar-Golleftcrs.

Die @rmmiBipners baben am 7ten Suni
fclgenoe Nerreu als Gar @oGeftcren fir
bas fiufttee Sobr, fir bic Serihebene Dis
ffrfte in eeda @aurtY nn9eifeat:
Staot.-Samuel N1eDer,
9fortbamptcn 3auulhip.- 9. GiIenbarb.
Sdilbur9. .-@cnrao StDbr.
SbersSduecua.- .-Samuel Sc. Sdlneicer.
SbersWiIfcro. .--@horles Softer.
Sber Macunge .-Daniel Shlaudl.
> SiiesBheithda -Douiel @utb, fen.
9tcrosBbeitbaa 9Ibrabam Saccb.
eombia. a.-Gennis Deibert.
S0anpper .-Gaeeb Saff
SSeioelbcr9 r9-Jiathau @crman.
9Beieenburg. Jidolaue gRcrlep.
QDnn --Schn Geff.
giiecer Watungie .--Scbn Maoeern.
Senrp Sch
.. Yearipn GontiitthicHerS.
Sim. 9Sei6,)
SUM- is, ria-3ni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-16
SUM- o.
6enrp Seiflert

Eehient ff nieier Gele9enheit, feiueH
Nrcunoen uno einenI geehrten pnblifunt bic
9ln;ei9e ~ MAIDEN, eaB er einen neuen
GpnfeftionersStDbr ct
lit Sio gSbcittal, nabe bel Gjriefeulers'6
Brihsbaufe erpfnet bat, aIiFpo er ale sIrs
ten uderipad en-, bfim @rpeen uno
Sleinen gum @erfanf aubiefet.
Stchrbafter uno SsanbIer in 3uderfraaren
tpcrreu es III ibreB 9ertbeil finben, tpenn iie
bel ibm anrufen iiicem er ale ieine 3ufers
pcaren lelblf aus oem beifen 3uder uerfertis
GET, unb su pen aiIernieori9ifen preiien pers
fauft 8eItenungen perben auf Die ftisieife
sInseige piinftlid, belcrgt.
@r eerfertiset aud, eemcnsSprnp, tDeld,eit
er beipucers anempfehlt, unb beini @rpeen
uub 6teinen 70 pobIfeil cDer ipchlfeiler rers
fallft aIs er fcuifIpc erbaIten tpercen fam.
st hofft burd1 bic Cute ieiHer Waaren
unc billi9e preiie, einen IheiI Der 6featlihen
guncldaft sH erbaIten, ipefIir CT jeeerseit
Oanfbar lein pire.
Suni is, rq--3ni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-16
9lnpttors- -2(n,etge.

Sn Dem @ailen9eri6t bon 9e6a 60.
Sn Der Sade Der 9lsdnnrtg BON peter
9irinfdmiot uno paul J{nans, 2Iemiuiitrates
rem bon Der SointerIanenihaft oes oerftcrbes
ren Soccb SonrseI, leetbin prn IiebersMas
crn9ie Gaunfdlip, Zelda @auntD.
llno nun Wai Z, 1871, erHanute bic @enrt
Sames 6alI, aIS 9uoitrr nm beia9te 9ledls
nung';u uberfebenj irenn n6ttiq iibsrsufettrln,
8ertbeilung unter lenen @rebitoren 81 ma
den, uno bei eem ndd,ifen felfgeIeeten Mais
ien9eridt Serid)t 81 erfatteu.
9lus ben llrfuncen,-8eS
G. g. Suld, S6reiber.
Ger cben genanntc 9ubitcr, pirb ait fei
item WcbnbauIe in 9lIentaun am l0ten Sli.
Ii ndflfens, I'M 10 llhr gprmitta9s ansus
trefen fein, sn neld,er 3eit uno Srt fdb nlle
SntereiiIrte einfneen fpnner, ipenn 1e e6 fir
gut adlten.
@SameS SoalI, 9lubitcr.
Snni is. rq-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-16
fen0erttbts- -Serfauf.

Sn Sfraft uno 3ufOlge cines Befebls aus
Dem Waiienaeridlt pon eeha @aunD, Icli
aif 6fenhidler 8cncu perfauft peroen, am
Samlfag ben 3ten Suit ndditens I'M 10 llbr
8crmitta9s, auf benz pIase ielbIt,
Gin Nirtb8bauSsStano,
NIT einem Shcp unb swei 2lfer eanc, qeles
gen in Willerstown, g. Wacungie 3aunlfip,
eedld @auntp, grduSeno an Rano bon Or
S1cfman, eeipiS epraS une auoere. Sc III
cine Soheuer unb StaGl oarduf erridtet. So
Sefncet fld audi ein ricfebIenecr grtnncn
barauf
@let6falls
Elm @etpiHes Stiid eanb sele9eu in Sbers
Milfprb 3aunidlip, gedn @auntp, all Ger
Snaee bic prn Millerstdun nab Der Namrs
ron Surndce fitbret euthaltene 36 9lder. Sin
Ibeil onpcn it 9utes oclSlanb. Sc 1T bas
binterlaffene @crniG9en bes oetltOrbenen
George @brtEmar, @lq.
Die Sebin9ur9ru foDen am Gage Der Benz
ou befannt aemadt rmo @reoit nno 9lufipars
tun9 9egeten percen, BON
cSameS @briffman, 9lbm'cr.
sEs aim ndmlihen Gage fclen aud Ban,
crn9crdtbfhdften pcn perIAierenen 9Irteu
pcrfauft wercen.
SUM 16. lS4I. rq-2n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-16

flfnala seH Etsf 2aufpna, II eluenl after
ron niigefdhf 8 s5aIifrii
2Im 2siteu dat IN Daneper TaunIdlir.
s,r. So fepb = ute I, I'm 53Iteu yetenes
jabre.
clint 30ileu DlaI in GnbsgEbeithnlt 1aiius
fdlipy sIfar ia, ejaitin See 5cbn 9pelmau,
i'm 7eifen Qebendjahrf
glm bcrIeBten runnerifag, in Springfield
Iannidip, 6r @Onrab Sdlubmadler, in eis
uem 2Iiter bon nIgefdbr so 9ahren.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-16
NQChrtlht.
Mni 16,

9llIe hiejeni9en fpelde nod fhuloig fIrb an
Die Sirma Der Doftcren Sd,ca uno Seibers
ling, iperben crfudht srpifdlen nun uno Dem / 4
9lugult 3ahlum9 ,u MAIDEN iuoem Or. Sci.
berIin9 Die 9dd,barlhaft perlaeen bat, uno
aIIes in 9iihtigfeit gcbradt ;n feben pnniht
Sc piro 9chrfft oaB ciefe 4ahridt uid)t ups
beahtet aelnsen ipercen miro, neil naf be,
iagtem Gag bic Builder ben Ddncen eiues
Srieoensridter gum cintreiben iiberscbeu
prroen.
S. SeiberIius,
ciini ffs. na-3,n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-16
2tufaeIC6cbene Court.

Giue aufgeihebene Court pen Commons
9Niss fea gehalten peroeu, am Dienifas ben
20ifen SuIi ndbfens, INN 10 llhr 8crrnit<
tags, i'm Gcurthanle in AlIentauH, no nIIe
perlcnen itd eininben f6nneu Die @eidiffe
habeu.
ccSelie Samnel, grpth'r.
Snni 16. nq-sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-16

Wean fpricht caoon, ben @rpreGoenten Ban
8nren ais GcuuernCrscanoieaten bes Saats
GeuDcrf aufSunebmen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-16
Q6ai(ell : Court.

Giue anfaefdlebene @aifeneenrt mirb ges
haiign meroen am Nienifaa ben gotten 9ali
uafifrns, nm 10 llbr Bcrmittaes, i'm @cnrts
hanIs ii qlaeHtaun, mo afe 95erleneli nd1 eills
anegH Founels bic Uefhdfte baben.
Charles 9, Bulh, Gd,r.
Sulli is. uq-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-16

9Im lrbteu 1isnIfaay il 0iorb aDbt;than.
TaHuf1hip, eieier @aHHtD, sseHr8 u 3
Dc r. 1ebu oes perfetbgnell eeaE9 HIseef.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29

Y virtue Of deed Of trust from Jacob Waters,
~ for The benefit of Daniel 9. Burns. duly re-
corded IN the county Ceurtof Berkeley. the under
signed trus5oe, will sell public auction TO the
highest bidder, a. The residence of said Waters,
ION the farm of Mr.. Alburi. near NJ trtinsburg, }
on 1Asrsaay the GOA Of Nay nezt, The following
property conveyed by said deed, 10 VIII
-Four HORSES; three MELGH COWS;
Five head of stock CATTLE; Is head HOGS /
Five sets OF HORSE GEARS;
One Wagon, Trough, Bows, Cover &c. complete;
One pair of wood Ladders one Cart aud Gears:
One Wheat Fan; one Cutting box.
Batstear and Shovel Poughs; with variety Of
other fsrmiDg implements.
HOUSEHOLD g. KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting Of Feather Beds. Bedsieads a Bedding;
Tables, Chairs Bureaus. &C. Also,
Forty Acres Of Wheat in The Ground
Besides many other articles Of property common
on n farm
Terms Of Saie.-Upon all sums 81 Eve dollars
and upwards credit Of three months will be gwen;
under that sup caah.
JEHU S. BURNS, Trustee.
April 90, l84i.--4w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29
Groceries, Wines and Teas.

EOHN JAMESON would inform the public
81 that he has just received and opened new
and complete assortment OF articles in his line viz
WINES-Maaeira, Port, Sherry, Lisbon. Nal
AGA. Champagne, Sparkling and Still Hook, and
Muscat.
LlQUORS-Brandy Otard, Dupuv& CO.. Cham
payne and domestic BIandies; Gin; Cherry Bounce;
Peach Brandy.
Jamaica and N. Z. Rum; Scotch, Irish and Mo-
nongahela Whiskey.
MALT LlQUORS-Brown Stout in pts & qts
Scotch and Burton Ale, best brands.
SUGARS-Six hhds superior brown Sugar; cla-
rfed do.
SEGARS-Havana, Regalia and Principe, very
superior; fine chewing and smoking Tobacco, and
Snuff
TEAS-Green Teas Of superior quality; imPe-
rial, Gunpowder. Young Hyson and Black do.
COFFEES--Javs, Padang, old white and strong
Rio, by the bag or smaller quantity.
Cocoa. Chocolate and Rice; Mscaron.
FRUITS aisins, Dates, Prunes, Preserved
Ginger, Cron, Oranges and Lemons.
Sardines in Oil; Anchovies, Scotch Herring.
English and French Mustard, superior fresh Sal
ad Oil.
. CHEESE-Sspsago Holland g. Goshen Cheese,
in canvass.
CANDLES--New Bedford pa,en, Sperm Can
dies ; 5000 lbs. dipped Talow do. CASTLE, White
and Brown SOAPS; Nutmegs; Cloves; Pepper,
with variety of other articles, all of which will
be sold cheap for Cash.
Msrtinsburg, April %, l84l.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29

THE CINCINNATI .PosrMAsTER.-Thc
Cincinnati Chronicle OF the 18th instant,
says -" 1t is understood in town to-day,
that William II. Taylor, Esq, son-ln-law
of the late Gen. Harrison, and the Depu-
ty Clerk of the Common Pleas, is to be
appointed Postmaster of this CITY. This
gives universal satisfaction. The act is
proper one on the part of the new Pre-
sident, and grateful, we understand, 10
the feelings of the personal friends OF
Gen. Harrison"
The Cincinnati Inquirer, the Loco Foco
paper, speaking of this appointment, says:
" Mr.. Taylor is nephew and son.in-
law Of the late President, and his appoint.
ment, as we are compelled to submit to a
removal, WILDE acceptable TO large ma
iorlty of both parties"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
From tke BaAimore American Of April

From Tie Bahimore American of April "a.
CArTLE.--The price of Beef Cattle continues the
same as last week, ard the market well supplied
The offerings during the week the drove yards
have amounted To about 240 head and the sales to
the CRY butchers TO about $50, at p,ices ranging
from $3.50 TO So per 100 lbs. for fair TO prime
quality.
FLouR -Howara Street F7our--There has
been but q limited demand for Howard Street Flour
during the week, aad the transactions from stores
have been small and uniform 81 Sc for good COM
mon brands, Which was the closing price last week
The receipts both by wagons and Rail Road con-
tinue light, and the stock for sale not large. We
quote the the receipt price at 81 37A, which is
decline since this day week.
WHGATs-To-day, parcel of 1000 bushels Of
prime red Pennsylvania sold at 95 cents, for
grinding. and parcel of 1900 bushels of the same
description, at the same price for shipment. A par
eel of Pa red with considerable smut in IT, was sold
yesterday al % cents, and one OF inferior quality
30 cents. The fair qnotaton for Pennsylvania
wheats. to-day is 80 % cents, according to qnali-
~. We quote common to good Md. reds at S5 to
80 cents, with sales. On Monday, 1000 bushels
Pa. red were sold from store, for shipment at s. OIL
CoRs.-Sales of Md white, early in the week,
at 43 to 40 cents; to-day sales making at DC
as cents. Sales of Md. yellow early in the week
at 80 81 and 10 day at 5 | 50 cents Sales
of Virginia straw color at AZ cents, aud of yellow
al 81 cents.
RYE.-Sales of Pennsylvania Rye at IS cents
and to-day at Sc Md. is worth about so cts.
OATs-Are scarce and wanted Sales of Md.
have been made at 35 371 cents. Virginia
worth 81 80 cents
CLOVER SEED.-The operations confined to
small retail sales of strictly prime at 81 TO S425.
We quote the range TOR fair TO strictly Prime quail
~ at $3.50 to 1925.
TIMOTHY SEEp.-Retaii sales Of strictly prime
are now making at 1918 which shows decline.
Larger parcels could be had at less price.
BAcoE.-The transactions in Bacon as far as we
are advised have been a very limited scale. We
note sales of assorted Western 81 6 to Cd cents
principally at the first named rate; Middliugs Of
the same description at to 6l cents; Shoulders
10 81 cents; Hams nj to cts. according to size
and condition, and Joles at cents. Baltimore
cured Hams are held Mt 10 to l0l cents.
WHisREY.-The price of hhds continues at 90
cents. at which rate sales making daily--stock
moderate. Barrels are in large supply, and large
sales have been made a, 81 cents. The wagon
price Of bbs. is now II cts exclusive the barrel
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29

MrrcnELL THE FoRGER.-Mr. Bowyer,
the Police officer, returned yesterday 10
the city, from his "wild goose chase IN
search of the great absquatulated Mitchell.
Mr.. Bower, it appears, pursued MI.
Mitchell INTO the State of Ohio, when on
overtaking him he discovered that the
pursued was not the Mitchell, nor could
any trace of the Simon Pure be detected.
OF course Mr.. Bowyer returned empty
handed. The opinion of the public gene.
rally, has now settled down upon the
original conjecture, that Mitchell has not
q. r. T. but to Emery England, Elo. "
". y Courier.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29
FAIR WARMING!

TIME undersigned, having soid out bis entire
Il STOCK OF GOODS, and is nov settling up
MS business, bcgs leave inform his customers to
settle up Immediately, as he compelled TO remove
10 Baltimore at early day as possible All I'M
settled business, after be leaves, will be placed in
The hands Of officers for collection Persons know
ing themselves indebted will obiige him by avoid
ing the expense, as il is not his wish to sue any
person. A. ROBINSON.
April 8. lsil
N b. His books and accounts will be found next
,Ioor ~, Nm Dorsey's Drug Store
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29
NEW SPRING GOODS.

WILsoN & DOLL have just opened fresh
w supply Of
SlaGASOlNlsAl3ILI3 DRY GOODS,
WITH A FINE STOCK OF
Groceries, Hardrare, Glass y Chfndpdre,
Sc. Sc. cheap. Come ard see.
March 25. lS4i.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29

NAvAL.-The Norfolk Beacon states
that the following is the armament deter
mined upon for the Pennsylvania, and
which is now taking on board.
Lower Gun Deck, % long 80 pound
nrs and Paixhan Guns, and paixhan
Shot are thrown from an so poonder.
Middle Gun Deck, 30 long 80 Pound.
ers and 4 PaIxban Guns.
Upper Gun Deck, 80 30 pound Medi.
un Guns and Paixhan Guns.
Spar Deck, 30 80 pound Carronades
and 4 Medium 30 pound Guns.-T
13s.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29

On Friday last, Mr.. WILLIAM WILSON, Sr., of
this county, aged rs years.
On Saturday night last, at his residence in this
county, Nh. GkoRGE BURNS, an old and respecta-
BILE citizen, aged 70 years.
At Green Spring. in Frederick county, on the LIST
OF March last, Mrs. MARY ANN O'RoRK, consort
of Mr.. James I. O'Rork, and daughter of Mr..
John Porter Of this place.
few days SINCE at his residence in Gloucester,
Col. Thomas SMITH, for several years past Del
eeate from that county in the General Assembly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29

A WEEKLY PAPER will be published at this
IN office and after Saturday the 5th day Of
June next, by the title Of the WEEKLY NATIONAL
lsrELLIeENcER: which will be forwarded by the
Mails, or to the Post Office in this CITY. delv
cred at the Capitol at the rate of 7ro Doliars per
year; or One Dollar for the first regular Session
of each Congress. and Fifty Cents for the final
Session Of each Congress; and the same for each
Extra Session-payable in oil cases in advance.
No copy Of this paper will be sent in any case
without previous payment Cor assumption Of re-
sPonsibility for payment BY Members of Congress-
GALES e. SEATON.
Washington. April %, I84l.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29
III a II II I e D,

On Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr.. Hodges, Mr..
WILLIAM HEDGEs 10 Mss Eve ANN WELLER,
daughter OF Mr.. George Weller, both of this coun-
ty
On the e5th instant, by the Rev. Charles Martin
Mr.. JouN WILLIAM HooPER to Miss SARAH M
BERKgTT both OF this place.
Ga Wednesday the 2lst inst, by Rev. VIM. N
Scot, MIR. WILLIAM c. VANMETER, eldest son OF
David Vanmeter, Esq, of Hardy county, to Miss
MARTHA ANN, daughter of John Pee,ce, Esq, Of
Hamp.hire county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29
Rheumatism

Entirely cnred BY the use Of DR.. O p, Harfehs
Compound Strengthening and German Aperi-
eat Pills.
"R. SOLOMON WILSON, Of Chester ccun-
IVl ~, Pc. afflicted for two years with the above
distressing disease of which he had 10 use his
cruiches for eighteen months; his symptoms were
excruciaring pain in oil his joints especially IN his
hips shoulders and ankles, pain increasing towards
evening, attended with heat, Mr.. Wilson, was at
one time NOT able to move his limbs acrount OF
the pain being so great; he being advised by a
friend of his to procure DR.. Harlich's Pills, for
which he sent the agent in Vest Chester, and
procured some; using the medicine the third
day. the pain disappeared and his strength ncreas-
ing fast, in three weeks able To attend TO
his business, which he had not done for eighteen
months for the benefit OF others afflicted, he wishes
these lines published that they may be relieved, and
again enjoy the pleasures of healthy life,
Principal Office for the United States. No. 10
North Eighth Street. Philadelphia, where recon-
mendations OF Hundreds Of persons may be seen, all
of which have been cured or bsletted b, the med
icine
Thisinvaluable medicine is for sale by A. RO-
BINSON. Mariinsburg, Va.
April 90, l84i