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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-27

FSECKs SILKS.
% pcs very rich cold Gro je Afriqus.
10 elegant Chcne, desirable patterns.
70 pcs blue bl'ck strp'd Gro de Afrgue,
IL striped blue black Helenum.
Is pieces rich figured mode colors
20 pieces coIorea striped Pou &c Sol
pieces Gro de Naples, Pou dc Sol ard Gre d
80 do plain black and blue black Silks, very heavy.
Satin, Gro de France Gro de Rhine Italian
NIB. Rich Long ssswls.
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TENDER CHlNS.

NY GENTLEMAN NAV Instantly relieved from all pain dur
ing operation shaving hy applying bus razor 10 the 81
TAIlIC TABLET EAZOk STRUP, invented by u ssnHdets'
winch necessary n by when the nos' u"
ifl can produce and naoth edge az me razor
could by IN, exhibit the experienced naEd
is ony eieciua hch TIC OF mn has yet ce'isec
fur sivisg every opp runy oil cutting his zs MS Gu
with the same certainty can pen suit HI, own hand
ami Which person bringing dull razor andty
ing before pucha-ns Pace " g. Few are kepi
6Bhe hy polished ivory handles, with cases made CT IN
most costly Turkey morocco embossed full and beautifully gilt Tor
those acned the Ne Plus Ura OF h'
useful and the Nonpsre bant forming together with h
anhp specimen OF tie beau dee of perecuon
= choice ..lectiou of PERFuMERY CUTLERY and Al.
ire2 94i.. G. SAUNDERS l53 Bro'dwvv:
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CaNTLElIEN arriving from South aud We

CnNTLEuaN arriving from South aud West
iuc Cor hionse outfit particularly invited to cal! ut the
NEWBORN CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
Is. Fu MT. Broadway,
where can nl-ay aud desirable assortment Of super
fine ~ of England Cloths Cuhmarotes ana rnb
DE,e. for Summer Coats London Fancy Cassnerc and Dngs
for Pants SILK Chay and Mar allie. vetngs all of which are OF
superior quality made order ta shortest no ice and
in unsurpassed by establishment in the city Mt 4 per
cent below prices Strict puactuty observed hns or
Iers Cash on delivery and no abatement in prices
Ps The cuttn. department still under the suerntendence OF
Mr. GAYLORD have been sell appreciated by
fashionable public to am Particular aticnan paid
-, o,,;ug ,ap iyietf JIG. BOOTH, Agent.
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u Grand Conccrs-Tusday Evening, July &C. lsil.-Arca
dun Garden. 25 h.eckor-t Tue following pendd
Mrs Morley Miss Taylor air C. Dunn. Mr. Brewer
Frseand Mr. Joh"on Also the sh Giau
10 A. NJ TO 10 P 81 Admission only II
The Garden free during the day. jy27 1t
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anr:oc Ans. lIeabus.

sSSOs-eCUT0NectbT;i Auts. bcGbug Cater
- pillar. Worms e species Rats Cccsro chc> &C eAie
ssd Nov Is the time 10 prevent the iayine heic
Sed0uc b doing re Moth IN
upholstery The following cumlEia. from General
Chandler the Commary Cereal OF the Arsenal and other grnc
there several
AIT. Mo,quetoe ready bring bene the
anu Dr. F. cope u-ins Ire Southern fanter an
Farmer effects of hi valuable invention n'n
C-t;on e Sug Tobacco Core Wheat rnd Rye heds n
proper reasonable application the harvest may
be INCREASED OH 81 TO 81 per cent.
oYd observation-disclosures TO fNcrnluat- and
Them II rren,es: hv following strictly the dirfctio
coas diery aRf upholstery VIII
driven and aos CO Crnr ties OF the various
already eracaied without sniohs
.hich the folio from The Com naTy General 81 c 'eha
md dsistcrestch person,
Moths-Dr Lewis Feuchtwanser mas at request infused - or
30 Saddles nth made by him. deude" l0r the
dtructios appearei lzysle IS impos' Ole 10 say mar
which has elapsed since us app
far as -rsbled Judge II mas n1d sanitary enec
entirely successful
New York, Juiv @ 1884, (>iencsD ADONlRAA CHANpteR
Cockroach certify, have i'ed preparation oy
Dr. Fcuchtwanger destroy Cockrohss and a nave hot seen
fst u5ef II a!thooa lacy were
the premises.
(>i.res) PATTINsON, cor. Nassau and Ann-street
New-York. July -, lSii. -,
Travellers exposed 10 Yern of every description ueh black
either sporting fishing or ~her travelling 10
AID Heas reign ~ hent vi" 20
provide themselves bottle o. nv n ,ol' @ u'e'ui
eparation which may he had from DR. FtuGHT WANotH,
Hread ~ay and Cortanitstreet up slaIr.
CANADA HONEY WANTED
" Bank of Moatresl, Montreal - a. per CENT
People, Bank do.....-.--2 per cent
Bank Brii.h n. America, Aon,res 3: % per cent
Union Rank do...-.......-..ls per cent
jy2s Iwi. GRAY CO. g., Wall st
YGTHALE B0NE-2ae00 lbs SUPERIOR GUILTY. for sale by
w jy4a GRISNELL, NlNTURS s. Co. y Sostss St
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TOUGH Boards
nLEAsURE IN SHAVING by the r.c Of CI!APMiNs
MAGIC RAZOR STROP with which every person lnay Keep
ais razor perfect whether an present. four
faces sharpening properties commencing ~ih tse
o. the po"e o tie ORD naf hone asd M
saiug ON the simple calf Retail prices 30 cent? .Jcent. - w
q IS 81 so according and outward hh Inc
;orrairr part of rs cen. SLrop AZ 81 81
''--s P l. CHAPMAN, U2 William St
Mr. The performing part of NV rs oP warranted %
unerior 10 Geo Saunder. best So ad the money u,~
nrrchnse, he ds.ati.iri -
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NONE NEED DESPAIR.

NTESSRS PEASE sON-iear SirsWiih pleasure or"aro
VI you forth inenable virtues OF your val
oarhound Candy The sccptc$
hat hen the skin Of physcnns on;doSo
last but least remedy that viii RAISE Sa;
,ne who is iastw whitening and going 10 the toal"
had undergo experiment., AMI nude U.s.
ot uu eete aud disease increased nos alarming
.y.ry day bu, after made trials OF Pese Candy,
daanaon of materially relieved and ho~
Fl hsnkiu cay permanently and radically cured and ENJOY
r Lr9th thar nave years great blessing has
been me feel bound communicate my case 10 the public
particularly those who are so unfortunate ~ S9,e M
je9 L. a. Foi iS''i' ~ i.eoo"-o-
81 Division street be obtained Wno!eas'e and eta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-27

Is beaehed shns aad sheciiugs Cd per yard
J case. 81 bleached sheetlns, Is per ward.
- bales .eachcd shaengs, fom ii 10 lid per yard
cases bleached Sheetng yards vi1e
cases Canton Flanpes,
Ticking. from loi TO ei-
10 cases An sricaa Pr.u,s, from 6l TO Is
Together every goods ofdomesc manufacture
JOHN II. BINGHAM 30i Grand street.
jy3 Corner o. Orchard, Formerly Banks & 0ingman.)
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OR G. n 4 l.
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

329 BroaatrGy, AnstrEcc" ffo'az'
e. The Undersigned for inspection All extensive assortment
Of Summer Goods prepared to make up to order at such
re uc,;on view OF he superior style OF gar
s cannot fail 10 offer purchasers from whom
call solicited before purchasing For the accommodation
Of those who IN cas otherwise may require h
rate article of GARMENTS assortment al" avs kept
CT pnd after style rgnay introduced 1t The old
ll6 Broadway N which Fancy Des Articles nc!!ng
Silk and Stn Scsr(s Muslin CaSas in great variety
OF patterns Cava suener Suspnders Pocket
i an, Mus, Sl Colla.. &c arc for greatly
reduced prcc, from the cb4rse for the style Of goods
.;.b o-o If tb. s-, cualitv WIN. T. JENNINGS,
-, OF 221 BroaIw0v. American Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-27

ONE PRICE SCOIsE.-Gentcmeu wishing to purchase
~ COOL cheap CLOTHING would do we'll TO call at 1884 Chatham
street, where they find garments at the folio" ng prices
Jacket t. Linen Drilling Pants s. 80 Cloth 20 Is
50 10 s2; Cln;h jackets 81 S. Sliinct Pants - 70 g
Cloth Pants 81 to 81 So [iya1 Luz JACOB GsWtLl
NOTICE TO TME LADIES --sEtLpSG 0FF!
y SELLING OFF!.-SuTTON RUMBLE IN conformity with
Of the wish 10 inform me Ladies oil
CITY ,epg OF their summer Goods At
prices preparatory kim t Fa purchases Desine
Stripe Chay Printed Lawns Linen Good Bonet Lawns KID
bons an! all other scasonahle goods auction prices.
SUTTON a RUMBLE, ~ 5 -rlna street, cor Sullivan
n price ssacd, and deception pracsel at this
Jt-' III Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-27
MONEY MARKET.
s,.. a, ,bs stock Exchange. Jaly 2e.
Commercial and Honey Matters.

Saies after the Bonrd.
m shares Canton Co.. Bait Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-27
u An agreeable and healthy Recreation in the

u An agreeable and healthy Recreation IN the
AfsernOoaNo pcasaner attractive be
this Of t than by taking trip HoboSen und
along the shady and picturesque banks The Of the
As additional sducemoct generally
the walks and grounds Of this charming beautiful
than Acco rendered from different ofiL BY
lie 6a,cl Canal and Christopher Ferries the
ve been newly and comfortably rehci In tho evening
Zeet Ferry Boat until ten q. lock om oboken y0
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: OaYs ZOE CARRYING or TIE PUBLIC

I Dams EOH cats ~ ~ Wi -, Ed 80 no;c.
that th.v rece subscriptions certificates OF stoc to b"
sueu Nv them pursuant provs funds Tor carrying
the public works progress passed May L. eil ~ "ha
loan of three doiars aunorsed ~nich cefncaes vi"
bear all per annun payable quarterly Oh Tue
~ dav. January July Uobc IN edcn year. ana Tue
princpnl redcepube after the lst day OF july icoO .
haitian comnanv in the city York and the NJ work State
Enk in the city of Any no, less than ve hundred
dollars and tie amount .uh,cfioea pfins nspo.
enm Of SUCH stock issued the subscriber at tho Of
{. sf.I 1. Nfanha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-27

EITAE,EE Pat New FORK Intelligence Oce liU Grand
~ ihl, day. American English IRISH ami Scotch girls for
immediate mnt Good Always h'v good places
above Office Also wanted several girls and nien for city
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-27

1U0ndQs, 2. u
Thu business the Stock Board day light but
ayocs on some stocks L. States Bank improved
Tt,va,, and Hudson Harlem /, n a. Trust s. Paterson;
s,.7e srocgs-s3o00 Indiana Bonds Observation-Disclosures. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-27
G Cd NEWS FOR THE LADIES'

WOULD ASSURE ThE LADIES' GOODS
- CHER merchant i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-27

~" " ~ L BRADISH, Lieut.. Governor.
JOIN a. COLLIER. Comptroller
&c. SPENCER Sec'y OF state.
o. L. HOLLEY, Surveyor General.
WILLIS Hall Attorney -General
HAlGHr Treasurer.
Commissioners OF the CaAal FHnd.
.>, t,,. % 1-4I jy " 3w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-27

4 NlLTUN, Fairfield County. ConuJAhES BELTS Prin pal
This successful operation e waned make up
iacd nusbe 20 For further information and eon
tanning be had Rev Samuel Whttesey
Brick Church Chapel tho Mothers Magazine, F. H. Rob
ert, Slip and Waerreet Dr. T. l. Mason loo
p;oc l,r TO- .rac, Rrnoklyn j,21 Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-27

II The New World->ulscripions 10 this 5: endd Maxi
moth Newspaper respectfully solicited the office of publication
70 AAn-strect folio and quao cicn published TERMS So
year. advance, S. for copies matted any Of the
| s2lf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-27

III. pease a. son, A. Dvison-stree., would respectful,
tom the pubic Saloon open day and evening
daring the week Sundays excepted, be had Ice
tsd kinds Of Beverages suitable for the jy3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-27

SENTLEMEN visiting Nev-Y will find quiet and pleasant
~ hose GRAHAM HOUSE, Nc IS Barclay where
all times reserved for transient Boaders
prices by the day week No fumes Of
Tobacco or Alcohol the atmosphere n r.
lew permanent Boarders will be taken. ROSWELL GOSS
SnrilIr
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

The Pm ladelphm Inquirer says IA
highly respectable citz n called upon us
few days since, and stated that he had
rrceiv, d much benefit from the remedy
d scribsj beow-also, that he had heard
OF It's efficacy in several other cases, anc
teqlrsteG us TO give i, place in our col
umns, not in any putting spirit, but for the
benefi, OF suffering humanity.
The medicine. We learn, can only be
o5tained in New York.
THs SroNE AND GRAVEL. Whoever
can arres, the progress of these dire foes
20 human health and happiness, must be
deemed IN eminent benefactor to his spe.
cies. We understand, from authentic
sources, that Doctor S. Fl. p. Lee who is
a regular practitioner Of medicine, and
has long been Of high standing in his pro-
fession, has effected many remarkable
cures in these distressing complaints, and
never fails to afford early or immediate
relief. We, therefore. but discharge a
DUTY to humanity in giving publicity to
'hese facts, ana cannot but think tina,
o'her papers by so doing would confer q
oen.ht TO the community. His office can
be found ut the corner Of John and Mas
sau streets.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

Tvs EXPIRE SsATs.-The Wing Cen
]tral Committee Of New York have just 10
sued an eloquent and energetic Address
| TO the EIeciors Of that State. We reRre
that We have room only for The following
| passage.
Electors ufthe Empire State! I. ha.
devolved on you in more than one m4mu.
Fable crisis to save the csus. ofynur Coun.
Try from disaster-up holding and sust ain.
ing i until feeblcr hands and hearts wer.
n~rved to assist you IN bearing il on r.
victory. !, was your earthquake voice
which in 1897 FIRST pealed the popular
condr n,nation OF ths Sub TrenSury pro-
iect. Il vas your in iomitsble spirit winch
in 1898, when Maize, Maryland, Penn
sylvanis end Ohio succumbed to Execu.
tive Power, r. stor, d The hopes and reviv-
ID the energi's of the Republic. |, was
your undaunted krmness-- vcur LOFTY, pa.
trio,ic devotion. which in 1899. when al.
most every other State surrendered, re-
kindled the diving watch fires upon the
bsttlement OF FIR. edoIn, and in the breasts
Of your admiring countrymen lii up nm
enthusiastic ardnr Of which the triumph oil
1910 was the legitimate results! Free.
men Of New York! You are they who
achieved those glorious victories; your
Country again appeals for your fiial aid
10 her direst calamity, and il the same
spirit still lives in your breast you can
rescue her sgsin! Is she not worthy o
generous effortf
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DoRsrv,s vzRMrruou.

WITH received confidence nov otF-r ,hi.
w M-diciee the notice Of the public, one
1t The best IL the b-.,i remedic. that has
been prrpa, ed fr the de-t ucton e Worm. in chill
lien. G .ses mis hi be mentioned in which cxtrss..
iinaSy Effects h1vs attended The sdni,i-t s,ion ~
his m-dicin-, in relieving eh idsn from fatal
.eqpences. Parents need fave fears - q an,
ina, might be thought to ATTEND the giving i
children under any circsmst.nces, when il 10 only
supposed they are effected with WoI ms, a ih~r-
il no ingredient in " that wal saianssr or pro.
dues bsd Consequences, even ifthere were Worm !;
m the contrary. would b. very likely To do good,
Il 10 frequently tho case, that renedi-s
ed 10. too late, parent. f-arnx To give Msdcins,
without 6rst po.itively knowing that the ch,ii il.
sfi cited with Worms that is ind Opposition nss,
sri.s from some other cause. We then say To u
parents, # you even think your child |. afflicted
with VIZ, ms. give this " rmfuge to ascertain the
tact. and no danger need be unprecedented from il
admins ration.
All proper directions will be E~od around each
phisl. Prepared only by the sabscrIber. who can
furnish IL either ~hoiesse or retail Those ~ho tuy
to sell again will be allowed . liberal discount from
Tho retail price, which is IS cents y-r phirl.
WILLIAM DORSEY,
October 2R fHils Drsrsisf.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

STEAMERS FOR THE SoUTH. Recently
a number of fine steamers have left this
por, for the South. Two, the Creole
and New York cleared to day. Some
of them ar" intend d," My between New
Orleans, Havre and Tcxss. Two new
steamers. the DAN and 'J"r, are /
sail Tor Havana this morning. Toese
are fine, s,aunch, sea boats Of about ia
tons birthen. built by Brown & Bell. fol
a railroad company in Cuba, aud nre IL
run between Havana ard Regia. IL mile,
distant, whence there is n new railroad
ex:enling into the interior Of the Island
IN. Y. Courier.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

WEsrERS ARxoRY.-The Madisoninn
says, that in compliance with the provis-
IONS ofthe act passed at the late session Of
Congress, the President has directed the
formation Of BoarI for the purpose OF
=" selecting a suitable site on the Western
waters, for the adjustment OF Nation.
al Armory," and has designated the fol-
lowing officers to compose the Board,
viz:
Brevet Brig. Gen. w. K. Arm:stead,
President.
Lieut.. Col. S. II. Long, Typographical
Engineers. AMI
Surgeon GrnrralT. LAWSON - members.
The Board will proceed wi,hnu, delay
TO the duty assiyn,d IL them.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

U. s. Navy AND ARMY.-The official
Army Register for l64l, states that the
United States Army, in officers and men,
numbers l2,539-'he militia, 1903 sea.
The American navy is composed Of
Ships Of the line, "a and 100 guns) IL
razee, $50 guns) !
Friga,e, list clnss, IA guns) ii
ID class, (36 guns) I
Shops Of war, (l6 10 20 guns) FL
Biigs 10 auns) 4
Schooners, "a to 10 guns) 6
Steamers. 1.-TWO ffga,cs) 4
Store ships, &c. 3
Total 65
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28
A CONVENTION ON rfiE CURRENCY
MOVEMENT IN THE wESr.

MOFEMENl IN HE NESis
Il is proposed in some Of the Western
States, that Convention ofthe Stat of
III. West AMI South w. 81. b. b, ID at Gin.
rinaati on IN. 25th al November, to take
into consideration tho present derang' d
state Of the currency, and ct exchange
between d fferen, parts Of the Union, aud
to devise and recommend the b. ST means
for correcting these evils. This move
mint cannot but be regarded as one of
importance, ard If cor Quoted in an IN
light ned and patriotic spirit, aud without
regard to parry politics, will no doubt b"
a,trnied with saluiary results. In mat
Ter Of this KIM, liberal views should be-
incuca.ed, and an effbr, be- made tn unite
all reasonable minds upon some su'tabl.'
scheme. THIS business of tho country
has no doubt suffered 10 the extent "f
many millions Of dollars. For the want
Of some equitable syst, m Of exchange. and
Will, with the results before us in the
casr of tho U. S. B INK, we canno, be sur
prls ,ha, much popular pr ju ice should
exls, against the csc ti''n al any similar IN
s,i,utcn. thr absolute n"cs S. " Of s,mr
regular or fiscal agent, must b. apparent
10 every int lligsnt observer. Congress
will soon m"' again, and it must be thu
prayer "irvcry patriotic heart, that dur
ing its d deliberations. the real welfre al
The country will be rrgnried MS fir more
important than the indulgence ofanv par
" views or personal feelings. - PAiia.
Yuor
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

a SARcopmAGUs.-The Baltimore A
m-rcan says: "An elegant marble SIR
cophagus. prepared by direction If cili-
gems of Washington. was received here 4
day ar two ago. and forwarded by O'Con'
nor g. Co's Transportation Lin" I" Pitts.
burg. It's destination is North Bend
where il will constitute the depository ~
IN. remains of the lnmented patriot, Will
liam Henry Harrison
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

Caution To naUNKARDs.-A man quite
intoxicated, got int" the Rail Road cars
near Railway, N. j., one afternoon this
week, but as he refused 10 paw his fare or
give any account of himself. he was pu'
out at the next depot. When the cars
started, he stnried to run after them. tie
mus, have fallen upon the track s"on If.
ter, and when the mkt train came along
Il was dark, aud w'thou, his being seen
the cars ran over him. cutting off one leg
and one nrm. He died n few hours after
wards.-N Y. Jour. Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

vii long b. green In ths asnssy IL his children,
bis servants SD his friends
HE ssmslns were cbnsispsd N ths eonb.. %
Ts~sd~y issh wi,h nis;sry hoe"ss.
o. rhur.day mrvnins me 91'h Sep'embsr. Q,
his den~e near Charlo,se Hail. Sc. Msrvs coun
-, u :, the Rev JAxEs Rs,LEf. in the Ssh year
NJ -. sgs
n was : naive Of wermorsissd county, Pa.
10 hi. 23i or 9Th yssr b. cnvrn.reed hrs career
an i'in~r@ns preacher Of the NJ -thodi-, Episcopal
Church IN whirh espscify he ooainusd ." act. with
the exception Of vest only. until death closed
nj. pilgrimage 10 hi. vale VI tears.
On w-dne.day i3h ip.f 10 81. Louis. Ma ,
VIZ. wiLI,Ax W. Kiso Of ihs, city, and formerly
" fhi. v,~in1sv.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

WoaAN's Observation-Disclosures to
Sherlock, the perception Of a woman ia az
quick az lightning. Her penetration is In
uI,ion-almost instinct. By a glance she
will draw deep and just conclusion.
Ask her how she found it, and she canno,
answer the question. While she trusts
her instinct. she is scarcely ever deceived,
bot she is generally lost when she begins
70 reason. Sherlock is rather strong in
po'h points OF view, but there 10 much
'ro'h In what he says. Dou'i you think
20, gentle rssderr
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28
EXECUTORS SALE.

TIME undersigned executors Of tho Last Will
l. and Te,tstn~nt Of 7so'g- Burn, decd. vii
offer for sale, on Friday tAe 1914 Of Nosewter ssxf
At the s'e residence of salt deceased, all his per
sonai properly, consisting Of 70 or IS
HORSES AMID ODrhTSe
40 Head of Fat and stock
CATTLE,
80 or 100 Hogs. and alb u, 40 Sheep; 1000 or i20o
Bushels OF Corn; 800 or 400 Bushels Of Ors, and
-ome Rye and Buckwheat. Also, IS or 30 tons Of
Timothy and Ci"se, H,y.
FARMING xMPtEMHNTs.
Among ~h'ch are t~o Road Wagons. t~o Carts
Pl,ugh., Harrow.. R"i r. Wh. -. Fan, &c &c.;
a set of BLACKSMtrH'S TOOLS.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Of almost every description. which II is deemed un'
important here to enumernrs.
The tetrns upon which the Fat Cattle and Hogs
Grain and Hay to be soai. will be made know u
the day "f sale.
The other rr"pe,,y will he soii on creHi, Of
nine months, for sums o Five Doiia,s and upwards
upon the purchaser giving bond and security. and
until that condition IN comy,li-d with, no property
will be permitted to be taken from the premises
The sale will commence early In the day, and
continue until every thing IL ."d
JOSEPH BURNS,
JOHN BURNS Jr.
n. ,h-- 90. 1871 "A, Exee~tors
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28
PUBLIC SALE,
OF Va!ua5le Per sonal Proper

" td!udotc fSSOndf properly.
TINE und-'sigrr.i will sell {Si,h"u, res-rve) a,
l. his rrsid"nc-. on the farm of William Gwr-il.
miles east fr N Mar',n,burs. on Tsesdoy ths pa
II NoDemt~y. tho following property. VIZ.
s heat of Horses, 3 do. Coils;
IL head Of Cattle. of the usual variety ;
40 Hogs. 40 Of achich are fat;
IL sheep; Wagon 8 sets of gearing.
al in order a number Of Pioughs f. Har-
rops;
A good Wheat Fan; Cutting Bor, &c, f.;
rose' her ,h I'll my HOUSEHOLD 4 HITCH.
EN- FURNl URE; Beds. Bedding, Bedsteaas
e.. Al.o, qnanriy Of CORN X HAY.
Ter~s. Nine months CO. edit ai b. given all
sums OF IS and ups ard, ish tond sai approved
SECURITY; under that -un Cash.
JOSEPH GORRELL, Jr.
October %.
N II wish 10 saw to all o~.. ,hst they vii,
go far ~ p's.be. come and buy to the amount, o
thur res -ctive claims, rs am compelled TO pa,
nv deb,s with psr@r.
o tohe, %. 1871 --2w. q.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

The Prince d. Joinville made a rapid
journey to Norfolk, visiting the French
ship there, the Pennsylvania, Navy Yard
and dock, and returned to Washington,
where the news met him Of new attempts
to assassnate some members Of his fami.
ly. He has since taken Albany AMI Nj.
agara in his way to the West, intending
to traverse the Lakes and the grea, Mis-.
sissppi valley.-Keene Sentinel.