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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-14
Notice.

a Ii persons indebted 10 the estate OF Sarah
"a Burns. late Of Edscield District. decd,
are requested to make Payment. and all who
have demands against the estate arc requested
to render them in 10 the Subscribers properly
a,,ested, within the time prescribed by law.
J. F. BURNS. } e.
Ed PRESLEY IA" ~
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.


~ TLE COIET or ORDINARY.
NA HEHEAS apGp"r purp"riIng TO bc the
Nv Ia, viii aud testament of rhonr;S Rev
nuIdS lat" oi the Di>rlc, aud Stale aforesaid,
wa> admit ei ;"pr"balc III common form OF the
222I September last; and wheieas Wiley Rev
noli-, lawson REYNOLDS. and Joseph White
and Sophia i> wlic who would have been rr.
titled 10 distribution shares IN the estate ni said
Tnnma>, If hr had di"d rne,'arr. have given mr
notice that they require the laid will 10 he prov.
ed III due .jnrm ot lar: and whereas John Rev.
nolis. one OF the distributes OF SAID estate re.
sides w:lou, the hunts at this STATE; and II
proper petition having bccn prepared for TN,
purpnSc: | hereby .Ivc notice "a The said John
REYNOLDS. and ioall others Interested IN sald
Estate. rha; on The Ilth ofJ,nuary mex. | shall
hear testimony c""ccrniug sad Will. and pro-
seed 10 determine the validity thereof
O. TUWl.ES.
Oniimry gt idgcicid District
Oct -. ISL amc -
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General Drag Store,
Cenire-sireel, Hamburg, s. c. opposite thS
OLD AMERICAN HOTEL.

MURRAY e. HILL,
HI EEP constantly on hand. at the above
@A- House. geGerai assortment OF
DRUGS. MEDICINES. INSTRUMENTS
PERFUMERY. PAINTS, OILS, DYE.
STUFFS, HATTER'S MATE
RAILS, WINDOW GLASS,ec.
All of which they offer ii the lowest pr'ees.
and on terms TO suit purchasers.
All orders e7teaed aiiE nsataess and dtsp5tea.
4 supply Of warranted fresh Garden Seeds
always on hand. suited TO the seasen.
Hamburg, August 2. u "a
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TER; FDEEEEesTOESEN

OR FEMALES FRIEND.
FOR Mr Rriicf ct fsmaics suffering under Sympa-
hfr'ic Disorders. Psriodicai Complaints, Beak-
ness Pans. .Sc.. &c
FEIlliS Medicine NAV he rcsor,cd To with
Z he utmost confidence. irr the purpose Of
reIcvng aud removing almost all those curn.
p!aInl, pecn!ia7 10 Females, aud which often
bad III some form ur other 10 permanent i'll
icailn. II will also relieve much OF III" suffer.
In:. and prevent il,",c accidents 10 which all
mothers arr exposed.
famnhle's containing satisfactory tcs,mo-
mails. directions and much information, valuable
10 Females aud heads OF families. may be had
.rai!s. where the Phil0iukcn iS >oli bv
EDW d. J. MINIS. Edg.fcid c. n.
HAIlLAND, HARRAL * ALLEN.
Charleston.
HAVILAND. RISLEY S co. augusta
Pric" - 10 per Bottle.
October II Pm -
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vs..
Ncwtou'Thornton II Others, Minors
hy the al Hfem Defendants.
NPY IN order from The Ordinary, shall
-H-D proceed ro sell al Edecticld Court
House. on the first Monday in November
next. lands Of the estate Of job Thornton,
decd. situate III said district. on The waters
of Cuilce'own Creek. adjoining lands of
Anon Stal>worth, Elias Lake. Jacoh
Thornton. and others. and continuing 100
acres, more or less. 70 be- sold on Il credit
OF one and two years, the purchaser 10 give
bond and personal security. and mort
gage Of The premises 10 the Ordinary il re-
quitcd. Costs 10 be paid in cash.
;. CHRISTIE, $. Ed.
October IL l:s3 COY 81
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Notice.
E.d.ciield c. II. !
Orrnhcr II. Ell. (

IA lace. are requested 10 max" payment. and
all those havin. demands against tire estate are
requested 10 render ,hen properly at,.s'el 10
y. l.. Griffin. E>qr.. my attorney, wit, whom
will be- placed all noes aud accounts due the
es,a ELLEN T.. WALLACE
Qaaiifed EIscm'ril.
October Is If -
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Tie Sozth Caroiisian val uable paper,
we perceive. has, according to PROMISE, appear.
ed in an entire new nea. dress, and been con.
aiderably enlarged in size. Tho talented edi.
tor, who has always been among the foremost
in all the struggles Of the Democratic party, for
their rights, deserves to be well supported by
them, as he is one of,he bes, caterers the party
has in the State, and one who spares neither
labor nor expence 10 make his Journal, which
is now in the iron, rank. useful, 10 both the po.
litcal and commercial community. May the
success attend him which he Justly merits.
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MeLeod-On the 4,h inst, a, Utica. NY
jury was empannelled for the trial of this trou-
blesome man. we therefore hope, tha, in few
days the long discussed question Of his guilt or
innocence will be decided. and justice, no doubt,
will be me,ed ou, 10 him. be that what il may
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Facturage e. Commissions
Business,
HAMBURG. S. C..

A s I have declined selling goods. beg
IA leave 10 return my grateful acknowledge
nients 10 my friends, and the public generally,
for their liberal patronage while thus engaged.
now offer my services TO the public as an
Agent. In receive and forward all kinds ofmer.
chandiZe aud produce. And. ~ | will not be
engaged in any other business, will pay strict
attention ~ the intcres, of al those corsigning
their produce or merchandise to me, and while
in my hOnse the bes, care will be taken, and for
warded with despatch, or orders promptly
obcyet.
From experience and observation, have
long thought iha, faithful agen, could render
considerable service 10 the planters. in selling
their cotton and flour, and buying their groce-
ries; And. as have been engaged in this rnr-
ke,, for the last ten years and acquainted with
The general routine ofbusness therefore offer
my services TO my friends and the planters gen:
orally; and will faithfully devote my undivided
attention ID the in,eres, Of all those who may
commit to my charge. the selling Of their pro-
duce, and buying such articles us they may Or.
der.
in all eases. my commission shall be moderate.
Fl. L. JEFFERS.
Sept. 23. 1891 f35
P. ). a;n not interested in any Warehouse
in the place; therefore all Cotton sent 10 my
care. will be stored Us Directed. and IL nodifec.
tons, my best Judgment will be used for the
planters interest, II. l.. j.
The GreenvilIe Mountaineer, Edcefeld Ad-
vcr,iser. Pende,on Messenger and Highland
Sentinel and Highland (N. CO. Messenger will
insert the above, two months. aud forward bills.
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@ The Ministerial Conference Of the
Edgefeld Baptist Association, will meet
at the Meeting House of the Rocky Creek
Baptist Church. al 10 o'clock OIL Friday
29th instant. before the 5th Lords Day Of
the presen, month.
w. B. JOHNSON, Chair'm.
Oct. /. lSIl d SO
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EAYYn EGEA
" The siiEen tie that binds ,reo ,eiHinc hearts
MARRIED.,

MARRIED,
On Thursday evening, the 30tn ult., by Geo.
Pope, Esqr.. Capt. WM. b. MAYS, TO Mrs.
FRAscEs WAGSER, all Of this District.
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80 cents will pay for copy Of the series OF
6 Nos. All payments to be in adraaee."
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State of South Carolina.

EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
John Dorm Jf.. Guardian Of Abigail !
Thornton, Applicant,
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White Wine Vinegar, Cider do, on hand.
Hamburg. S. c. Sept. 80 1S4l b IS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18
POE NR Y .
From the Neg Albany (Ia.) Gazette.
HARRlSON'S RETURN.
BIZ J. W. MATTHEWS


ne mas returned but no clariop's peal
Dreaines ptoudiy hls welcome home
NO, WIN the MUSIC o. ringing steel
Not on the bright triumphal car
With the shouts of victory;
Not With the banner and trump of war,
In the warriors panoply.
:,
lie mas fe'urned!-put not md the tread
W Prouo, ehutlng throng,
WIN tne gh'er'ng wreath upon MS mead,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18
NUMBER 3s.

Two hours ago. but We have got a pilot
boat, 10 take off few letters communi-
eating this important news that is received
at the 10Th hour.
Yik Shan, the new Commissioner, who
commenced the last euchsrous hostility,
engaged 10 leave Canton, and to take
with him the troops collected there--whilst
Elliot bargained 10 do the same. Elliot.
therefore, ordered out his ships and all his
soldiers-but tho scoundrel Yik Shan, no
sooner found them gone, than he broke all
his engagements. Mang Tong was i'm
mediatelv garrisoned by the Chinese, and
also the other forts on the river he then
published Chop, stating that the English,
driven 10 desperation by their pecuniary
losses, arising from the seizure Of the OPT.
UNI, had had the teineriiy to b,siege Can
ion--bui as they had evlnced on some oc-
caslons laudable submission, and as tho
Crest Emperor, in whom he embodied tho
quintessence Of human love and benevo.
lence, could not see the foreigners from
distance eradicated like chat, he had, in
order to carry out such es,imable quail
ties, granted them as a boon, million Of
Tales; when they immediately withdrew
their forces, and had retired. e
This, you perceive, is somewhat differ
ent from Ellot's version Of tho sealed en-.
Engagements. And Yik Shan then adds,
that as these barbarans migh:, in their
rowing and lawless way Of doing things,
return to Hong Kong. no intended to at.
tack that place and drive them from there
also, if they should do SO
Under all these circumstances, what is
poor Elliot 10 do? The pcrfidy and
treachory Of these fellows are unbounded.
am afraid they viii worry out the whole
Of the English forces unless some decisive
blow is struck soon. $500.
Sir Humphrey LIE Fleming Senhouso
died at Hong Kong day before yesterday,
and is to be buried here TO morrow. A
strange fatality appears TO attend oil lead
ers Of British expeditions TO this country.
He took fever on the heights. back Of
Canton, which, with disappointment, ha-
raised feelings, aud DISCUS. with tho Chi
nese, killed him. He was Commander
in-clief, and will be succeeded by Capt.
Herbert, of the Calliope. Boston Mer-
camille Journal.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18
THE UNHAPPY MAN.

We day or two since, met with .
friend who had just experienced some
slight difficulty, whose spirits were sadly
affected by the circumstance, and who
Immediately fancied that he was one Of tho
most unhappy men in the world. We lis
toned to his story very patiently, discover
ed that he had very little cause of vexa-
iion, and as compared with general socie-
Hty, he was rather favored than otherwise.
The truth is, there are moments in liie
when most Of us feel an unusual gloom
and depression Of spirits, and fancy that
we arcespecially unfortunate. Blu, if tho
real sorrows and vicissitudes Of our fel.
low-creatures were exposed TO us-if we
could know all the narrowing circum.
stances that prey upon the mind Of this
individual and that-we should discover
that oil are more or less affected BY the
ills to which flesh is heir, and that wealth
is by no means certain to afford enjoy
ment, or TO add to the general aggregate
of human happiness. Fine health,
cheerful mind. and buoysnt spirits, are
among the greatest blessings that fall to
the lot OF humanity. The first named is
especially precious and valuable; and al.
though as one passes through the streets,
aud meets so many erect forms and ruddy
features, i, is quite probable that at least
one-third of our felow-creatures are trou-
bled with some unpleasant disease, which
annoys either constantly or periodically.
Those, therefore, who complain Of slight
ills. and who fancy that the world has
gone particularly wrong with them, be.
cause Of some trifling pecuniary loss or
the failure of some cherished speculation,
should, if they possess health, bodily vigor
and mental activity, discover in these
abundnnt cause of gratitude to Divine
Providence.-Philad. Ing. af'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18

MARROW EscArE.--Commodores Stew
art, Bddls and Reed, came within an AGO
of being drowned on Thursday morning,
4th instant, in the East river, New York.
They had just lanGed at the Fulton Fer
ry, when the steamboat Nassau, on her
return to the New York side, was Obliged
10 lay to, to allow the New York boat time
to come out Of the slip; OF this moment
the u. s. barge showed off from the wharf,
and the pilot Of the Nassau saw her CALI
ed from his stand for her 10 keep out OF
the way at the same moment putting
steam upon his boat and deliberately run.
ming her down. The officer 10 charge
and the crew, saved themselves by jump
ing on board the steamboat, and il was
totally impossible that the barge could
have escaped in consequences of the strong
tjde.--Bostoa Times. i5aa Ed
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18
INTERESTING ASTRONOMICAL FACTS.

INTERESTING ASTRONOMICAL FACTS.
The quantity of solar light received at
the planet Uranus, is 800 times less than
that Of the earth. %
To an inhabitant OF Mercury the Sun
appears seven times larger than 1t does to
US. .s... .. -7--..
If the degree of heat upon the different
planets is in proportion to their distance
from the Sun, the average temperature OF
Mercury will be 1913 degrees, l2l degrees
above boiling water; that of Uranus, lag
degrees below the freezing point.
Mercury's density is equal to that of
lead, being the dersest planet in the sys.
tenn; Saturn the rarest, has very nearly
the density Of cork. . -.ia s,
1t would take Uranus nearly fifteen
years to fall to the Sun, if left to the force
Of gravity alone.
Schroeder estimated n mountain upon
Venus to be nearly % miles in height.
A locomotive, moving without intermis-
sion at the rate OF 20 miles per hour, would
be 542 years in traversing the distance
between our Earth and the Sun. .
Mercury's rate of motion in lis orbit, is
80 miles per second, velocity two hun,
bred times greater than tina, of a cannon
bal. when it leaves the mouth Of can.
nor. $40 .aH
A body that weighs one pound upon
the Earth, would weigh twenty-seven and
half pounds if transported TO the Sun ;
and an ordinary sized man would there
weigh four thousand pounds.
Had steam carriage set out from our
Earth, at its creation, moving at the rate
of 20 miles per hour, it would still require
three thousand seven hundred years to
reach the orbit Of Uranus. Were the
SUMS centre placed over the Earth, it
would entirely fill the Moons orbit, and
extend 200, 900 miles beyond it, in every
direction. The Sun is five hundred and
forty five times larger than all the planet-
airy bodies belonging to the solar system,
taken together.
To an inhabi.ant upon the Moon, the
Earth appears thirteen times larger than
the Moon does to US.
The distance of the fixed stars cannot
DO so small as 10000, GOO, 900, 900 OF
miles. 1t must have taken the light OF
some ofthe stars thousand years to reach
the Earih.--N. Y. Tribune.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18

DEATH AMONG PRESBYTERIAN MINIS
TIERS. In no preceding period in The his.
tory Of our Church, says the Presby terien,
have we been called in so short a space.
to witness the death Of so many useful
ministers. Since April last ten have fall
en-. Seven OF these were of the Southern
part Of the Church, viz: Mcssrs. Baxter,
Jones, Holman, Phelps, Breckenridge,
Sloss and Winchester; two were from
Pennsylvania, viz; Messrs. TAFT and Ter
ry; and one, Mr.. Linn, from Ohio.--
Messrs. Sloss and Winchester were both
members of the last General Assembly.
This is a mournful memento. We stand
still and reverently acknowledge the hand
OF COP, and at the same time plead with
him to spare his Church, withhold his
hand, and send down his most precious
blessings.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18

A FLOATING PALAcE.-Capt. French's
new ship Cornelia, is now lying at the
wharf, little below Wall street, New
York. tss .
The Cornelia is over 1000 IONS burthen,
and ranks with our most splendid Liver
pool packets. Her accommodations for
limited number Of passengers is unequal.
ed. The Cornelia sails from New York
for Mobile, via ST. Croix and Jamaica, on
the 18th November, thus afFording trip
seldom equalled for pleasure and interest.
A pleasant company have engaged ber,hs,
and there is room for few more.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18
THE MARTINSBURG GAZETTE,

IL published every Thursday morning at TWO
DOLLARS per year, If paid in adUaBce; TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS within the
year, and THREE DOLLARS at the end OF the
year. No paper discontinued untilail srrcarsges
are paid, except at the option of the publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted three times
al One Dollar per square of sixteen lines, and at
Twenty five Cents for each subsequen insertion
The number Of insertions must be marked on the
manuscript, or copy Of the advertisement sent, or
il will be continued until forbid, and charged nc
cordiBgly. 1
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18

TRIBUTE TO FEMALE. ExcELLENcE.-
The New Orleans Crescent City awards
high praise to Mrs. Shall, the proprietress
of the City Hotel, for her attention and
kindness to the sick Of that city during the
prevalence of the epidemic, not only this
but past seasons. 1t is stated that in 1910,
Mad. Shall had in her house upwards Of
60 yellow fever cases, only one Of which
proved fatal. This year she had Is cases,
with only one death. And all this princ-
pally attributable, under Providence, TO
her skilful and kind nursing. Besides
this. she has visited neighborhoods and
sufferers far distant, carrying the balm of
health in her hands. This is. indeed, the
reality Of the poets vision, who wrote Of
woman:
"When pain and anguish wing the brow,
A ministering a nigel thou"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18

GENERAL RULES don't apply to all
cases. We knew man who was so care
ful not TO offend, that in speaking Of gene
raj faults he would qualify his remarks by
saying "present company excepted. -
He CHANGED to be in company with some
ladies', and spoke of an absent one as the
uglest person he ever saw, present CON-
pamy ercepted.
Now this mistake was perhaps worse
than tina. made by the boy, who, speaking
of the greatest man he ever saw, was told
by his mother he must always except their
minister. A few DAYS after he rushed 10
the presence OF his mother, and exclaimed
" mother, have seen the greatest hog
down town that ever saw, ercept our
minister. H. 'a H if.- " 4
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18
Shoes, Roots, FLEETS g Caps.

IT HAVE just received and will sell cheap, Men.
n Calf, Kip and Coarse Boots; do. Calf, Kip &
Coarse Bootees; do. Water Proof Boots; Boys
Kip and Coarse Shoes, and Boots; Ladies' Kid
and Morocco Springs and Wel,si do; Seal Walk
ing and Gum Shoes; do Calf and Horse ditto;
Misses Leather and Morocco Shoes and Booteesi
Childreu's Leather and Morocco Shoes and Boot
ees; Cater Boots and Over Socks.
Fine and Wool Hats; Otter, Seal, Sealett and
Cloth Caps &C., &c. ,,,,
Oclniler IL j. w. BOfD
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18

MIR. Brownlow, the Editor OF the Jones'
boro' {Tennessee) Wing, is at present at
Nashville, whence he transmits accounts
Of the proceedings of the Legislature for
the columns of his spirited paper. A.
mong other matters in the last paper, he
reports the speech OF one MIR. Dew, of
Maury, which contains a rare collection
Of sparkling gems of fancy. Here is an
extract from IL, some remarkable portions
of which we have placed in italics.
"Sir, would have gentlemen of the
dominant party to understand that Demo.
Gratis are not to be deferred from the de.
fence Of John Tyler, ifthey think him
worthy of support. He was not our can.
didate, but theirs. But, Sir, he is ma.
tive OF the Old Dominion, the land of
Tom Jefferson, of Madison, Of the immor.
tai Washington-the land Of Presidents,
and the birth place of the fathers of Demo
Gratis. Mr.. Speaker, when speak Of the
Father of his country, do it with feeling
emotions Of my soul. Alas is there any
gentleman present who does not chill up
at the mention of has name as if he were
shipering among the eternal sno,cs of South
America, But, Sir, cannot dwell here.
| repeat that John Tyler descended from
pure stock--yes, Sir, from The noble
hand Of Pilgrim Fathers who landed be.
fore my day, or your day, on the Ply
mouth Rock, at Old Virginia. And there,
Mr.. Speaker, to this day that Old Rock
rears its front, as one Of the glorious mon.
uments Of the Old Dominion"
We learn from tho reporter that, at
this stage of remarks of Mr.. Dew, of
Maury, the audience interrupted him
with loud ouicries, whether of applause
or condemnation is not stated, although
the words SEQ it, Dew" were particu-
larly audible. The speaker proceeded,
doubtless under the impression that he
was achieving unprecedented lriumphs in
the oratorical line, but we regret that our
limits do not permit us to entertain our
readers with the remainder of his bril-
liant effort. saa gs
After Mr.. Dew had concluded his
speech, another gentleman arose, and OBJ
served that he would like to hear little
more from the gentleman who had just
taken his seat, relative to the geographic
cal location of "OId Plymouth Rock"
MIR. Dew replied, "that Rock is where
you nor never had been, and that is snf.
ficient /; and if 1t is not, Sir, repeat il is
in the old Dominion, commonly called
the Slate of Virginia." Screams and
yells. )-Lerington Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18

SYRUP FOREGROUND, Gelatine Capsules,
~ Genuine Cologne Water, Comp. Extract Sar-
saparilla, Florida Water, Tndelible Ink, Trusses of
the most approved kind, Superior Winter Strained
Sperm Oil, Oil Almonds. sNUFF--Rsppee Mac
cabau, Congress, So, with other articles conneci-
cd with the trade in general, for sale reasone-
be terms, by w. DORSEY,
September 9. Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18
Dissolution.

TIME partnership heretofore existing under the
name and firm Of f. Bartleson & Co., was
on the 24th day of May last. dissolved by mutual
CONSENT The subscribers being DESTROYS OF closing
The Books of the firm, would respectfully suggest
10 those who know themselves indebted to the firm
The proprety of coming forward and closing their
accounts by note, OF with The ready money. Those
falling TO comply with this will find their accounts
placed in the hands of an officer for collection.
+. BA3TLESoN,
CHAS. DOWNS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18

SuRR METHOD OF purTtSo our rag Fire OF
CHIasrEs. - The simplest method 10 TO have always
in The house certain quantity Of Hour Of sulphur;
ard in case of catching in the aue, take HANDFUL
Of 1t, which throw on the fire in the hearth then
stop the fire place with wet sheet or blsnseti -
few seconds the fire viii be entirely out'--fTan"-
in Farmer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-18
MEMS AND BOYS CAPS,
WITCHES. yEwELRY; Sc,
NTlNWY fNAnIh @DOlDSo

VENHE subscriber would respectfully announce 10
III his customers and the public generally, that
he has just finished receiving and opening large
and well selected stock of FALL GOODS. Per-
sons in want of bargains, would do well to call and
examine his stock before making their purchases,
as he is determined to sell upon accommodating
terms. J.VAN D0REN, Jr.
Sent %.