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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-05-27

The wheels Of Government again begin
to rou, l4aylag suffered short lmpedlment
By the demise of President HARRISON
Who docs rot lnrrc ard more admire tho
perfection 81 our system OF government,
which suffers no mighty coneussioa from
a change IN tia person of FlTst blagts-
tra,e All parties are alike Submissive TO
the operation Of the constitutional Prov
sions. and although they all retain their
peculiar sentiments and opinions in reter-
ence to administrative policy, yet as to the
frame and operation Of the Government,
there is scarcely any dIscordance OF views
among the People. Ii is true That inge.
NOUS and rejecting minds have suggested
and still! entertain, opinions in favor OF al
terations and amendments to the Consti-
tuition. Indeed, since the adoption OF that
instrument, such changes have, from time
10 time, been adopted by the parties to the
compact. Ii is probable that other propo'
sitions Of the kind viii be made and adopt
ed, and no one should mpeach the motives
or question the patriotism OF any one VINO
NAV suggest aud enforce them by argu-
nent. There is no danger Of evil from
such an Undertaking, hut rather much good
NAV result from ii. Atprosent, however,
the friends Of constitutional liberty through
out the world have great reason to rejoice
in the success Of our Republican system,
and the friends Of American liberty have
abundant cause for cougratuauon that the
General Government has fallen into the
hands of such man as Tyler, and the
patriot and accomplished Statesmen who
compose the body Of his constitutional adj
yisers.-H Western Statesman.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-05-27

" You ought to be ashamed of yoursef."
How very common, and al the same time
how very absurd it is for glrl, after she
has been kissed by chap, to turn round,
pout her pretty lins as though she was mad,
aud say, "you ought to he ashamed OF
when every one must know she
means nothing by It. II l. a4s- aan-snse,
girls, to make remarks cf the KIDD and for
using them. Why dont you come right
out, like tho yankee girl who was kissed
by her lover, and tell him "you dars'n' do
lat AGAIN That's the way.-Picdyuae
aed, pehrs "
for gs.-The ing is the most singular
ed,sIl a pail, umbler, or dccan'er may
q, .insod, and you may satisfy yourself by
optical proor,haIthe thing IS elem ba! the
lug has little hole in the top, aud tho III
term is all darkness. No eye peoeIraIes
it, no hand moves over the surface. You
can clean it only by putting IN water shak
ing it up, and pouring it out. II the water
comes GU, clean, you Judge you have sue.
ceeded it purifying the Jug and wee versa
Hence the jus is like the human heart. NJ
mortal eye can look into lis reoasses, bu
you can Judge of It's purity only by whs
comes out Of 1t.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-05-27

A FRESH SUPPLY Of MoiIatrs Pills aud
"A G,tlers Just opened and fer sale at this
Office
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-05-27

If YOU boast of contempt for the world,
avoid getting IN debt. It's giving to guats
the taugs Of yl!ers.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-05-27
u. ASBUkY, Editor.
T.J. EEOiton, Proprietor and PaJiishsr.

TERMS:
Too Dollars and Fifty Cents ifpaid in advance.
yBrs DollGrs II not paid within three months.
And Tire DoliIfs aud FJfy Cents II no, paid
rn,.l after the expiration Of the year. No paper
Discontinued until all arrearages are paid, except
,tl.s unl,on Of the Editor.
advertisements inserted at One Dollar per
square NC lines " less, tbs SIZED tpyc) Tor the
fr,l Insertion, and IS cents Tor each continuance
Court advertisements ind Sheriff. sale. CHARGED
IS PCT cent. higher; aud deduction VI 35 pr
cent. viii be made from the regular prices, Tor adj
,sr,isers by the year.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-05-27

York, in Maine, appears to have suffered
sadly from Incompetence. OfT4o votes on
the POLL list, ls4, just one fourth, are drunk.
ards. About $1,000 are annually expended
for rum-euough to pay all the taxes
York rlust he the "bannsr town" as re-
! -Larus ufuukenuess'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-05-27

Criminal Code Of Aiajoma. The laws
of Alabama, as revised at the last Session
Of tie Legislature, says the I.ouisHlleAd-
.verliser,) make but one Kind Of crime pun
.shable by death, wi:iie farti-t,ro kinds are
held punishable h5- confinement Ia Inc PEN
itentiary, from periods varying from Two
up 70 fifty years, Murder in the FIRST Dc
gree is the crime which the law makes
punishable BY death, bat even this the
Court can, at It's option punish by sentence
ofuuprisonment in tie Pemtentiary for
lie. Death il duel IS held to be murder
ia the second degree, atd,nlade punisha-
Bic y confinement in the Penltenliary for
a period OF zen years. 'pe give, accept or
carry a challenge, disquplties for holding
oti.se n the State, and is lG;her punisha-
bic bsconfnemcnt in the Paliteutiaxy for
two years, Bribery Of Exccfiys, Eegis-
,ative or Juiicial Officers, FROM two to Sc
Won years; steamboat racing by Which
life is endangered, for two years, and ioss
Of life, or injnry to the person by negi-
ccnce or want of skill in officers Of boats,
from Two To tysI years.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-05-27
MEIER 35.
PENNSYLVANIA

zen \ > 4 ~ MIA
Ofthe ia,c session OF the Legislature OF
this Safe, the Harrisburg Telegraph re.
marks that il was the shortest annual ses-
ion Tor twenty-five wears, and ihet al M.
usyal amount Of important business vas
transacted. One bundled and thirty two
Acts aud fifteen JOIN, Resolutions were
passed, including cieit Acts that Govern,
or Porter Killed BY his ,cto. 0oe of these
authorized the repay n4cnt to the United
States and Harrisburg Banks of some
S350 600 borrowed from them by Gov.
Ritner for the repair OF the junlata Canal,
when suddenly destroyed by rain anaihnr'
was an act providing fcs the election O.
Canal Commissioners ~ the Legislature,
Gnstead Of their appointment by the Gov
ernor D another relating to banks, ard -
provide for the Letter government thereof;'
another making taxable citizens Of school
districts competent witnesses and jurors
in cases where such districts are parties
another to abolish the Mayors Court OF
Lancaster, &r. The chef bills which
have become laws are the great REVENGE
and Relief bill, one 10 provide for the ap-
aud tiecion Of Canal Comms-
sioners, &c. Among the resolutions il
one requiring The United States Senators
from that State 70 vote for repeal Of the
sub Tfeasdry.-AGt. Iatei.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04
COMMERCIAL RECORD
BALTIMORE MARKET.

From tho Bshsmore american Of Nov l.
CArrLs.-Upwa,ds 81 1870 h.asi of Beet c an,
were ,H,.,rd Tor srs this ming ut the drove
yarl.. "f VIII ch 450 taken ny bpchers sne
'scker- in the eiy, NJ 50 10 SIS pei 100 lb.. "a,
cvrnm"" 10 l,ime q ssI,t~s.
FLOUR I'VE n,e mot advised of any Transaction.
IN III sr' S rect Fion - lay II Il irrs ash
ing 81 37i FIR gtoi andari bran Is frJm store
fine wagon price il nns,-aiy
NBg.r SOM. lew parcels only n VI Whea 8
hav- b., Il ,~d in market to-i ,y W. cn1t,nne
u" gsa- fair To nrin- vi. ani v. Reds a. 81 20
= 81 30. No Penn>, wanna IN market. We n"t
.sl'.- Of family a,ur Mi. white wheats at 81 40 II
81 43,
CoRs.-We quote NJ |. white Corn q, CO 63
cents
RrE.-Lsst sales Of NJ Rye were a; sc ~
cputs.
Oars We qrr,s NJ o.. A. ~ Is cents.
CLovERsLEB--ts dab ~ Sc rs.
BAcoS.-Wc qio'e W--'-tn as-"r,eh Bacon n
A to S cents; Siirs a, a c'-.; Shoulders NJ
O. MT, and Hams at To 9 nts, with limited sa'
only.
LARD We quote NJ. Western Lard al IL
| ~ cents. in kegs.
| WHisKKY We riote hhls nomnal'y a. 90
cents. Sales af bbls. on Saturday, A. 81 cen =, 4
months: to-day they are pHerd al .0I cts. It's
wagon price oi barrels u u"s",tied
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04

REMEDY FOR THE RBEUMATIsM.-A
correspondent Of the United States Ga
zette gives the following as an iniall!blt
r. medy for the rheumatism. tie says
that he, rs well as hundreds ofcthers, has
used il with perfect relief:
Recipe.-One gallon Of gympson seed
(now rIprninc) put into pint bottle; fill
the bottle with the shavings ola rich iur-
pentine yellow pine bonrd or knot; then
I'll up with strong alcohol.
Ia three days the turpentiae. and the
virtue from the gympson Sc, ID, will be tx-
trac,ad by the alcohol, turning the liquid
Of n grecnish colnr. II is then fl for use.
Ba,he the part affected with this prepare.
ton a few times, and il will drive away
all pain.
The plant here called gympson is sup
pos.d TO he the jamestown weed (Sfrdmo
nium) of Virginia. The seed are tx
rremrly poisonous, if swallowed. aud arr
often given in very minute doses, as
remedy for acute rheumatism.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04
Rrnm he GLphe.

As many persons are now suffering
with chlIls and levers, ] herewith sind
You, fer publication, an infalllble cure
Tor that disease. Ilunhreds of living wit
nessrs Of its efficacy recommend II to all
those who need the s,me. Z. M.
Washington, Sept. 20.
The receipt is MS fnllows: two drachms
Venice treace. two draehms OF Lima OF
red bark. ak tabIr-spoonfuls best Por'
wine, and three table. spnoniuls lemon OF
lin" juice. mixed together. For grown
p rson, three table spoonsfus at each time
viz. before breakfast, dinner, aud at bed
time Tor children from ten to sixteen
years oi ag", one tablespoonful at each
time, TO be taken the well day.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04

On Sunday shsN17th inst. we visitas
1.-The Georgetown Mills, for the purpose o
inspecting the eperstion Of Baryea's Gar
nc Machine, which is there set up and Al
work. /, is certainly valuable inyen.
lion. and mus, be of material service ts
farmers and mIlers. from i,s capabiltie,
as well 10 improving the brand, as 10 les.
srning the labor consequent upon the
grinding Of foul Raricky wheat. W,
took up small handful Of the wheat then
in course Of grinding. and found therein
upwards Of 80 cloves Of garlic, enough to
have rendered the flour almost positively
nausea,ing. OF all events to have con.
drmned, or ns it is called. scratched il.
had il not previously TO pass through The
Garlic Machine.
The wheat in the hopper, after under
going the preparatory cleaning process,
is MT only qui.e freed from thu pr, sruce
If the garlic. but Likewise from oil exter.
nal impurities, and lis surface appears
polished, smooth and claan. The miller
stated 10 US thst in grinding such wheat
without the Intervention Of The machine.
he would have been compelled TO stop
every two hours to wash the burrs, but
that with it, the stones wonld run perfect
~ wen for iorty-eight hours.
We said that besides the garlic, other
impurities were expelled. Cheat, rni
dung, smut, &c. are separated by fan
or blower, and CARED too, quite out ofthe
mill by mems OF the tubes or pipes. 10
order to put the -four, and consequently
the value Of the machine. to the s.vers
test, we took some of il and procured its
conversion into biscuits. The result was,
that to the taste no garlic was percepti
BILE.
We are informed that Mr.. Vincent
TAYLOR, afihis town. is agent for the Dis
trict of c lumbia md State Of Virginia,
to whom application in reference to the
m chine may be made. Georgetown Al
pocate.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04

Col. GRo. c. CHrLDREss, late OF Nash
vile, Tennessee. committed suicide with
a bowie. knife, in Galveston, Texas. on
the night OF October @. No cause IS as
signed. Col. Childress was lawyer o
distinguished abilities, gentleman in ~
bearing, and for some time had been ed
tor OF one ofthe political papers in Nash
vile, while he resided there.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04
PUBLIC SALE,
OF Valuable Personal Property.

-SA
OF Valuable Personal Property.
TIME undersigned will .eil. (wirh"ut resefve) at
IL his residence. on The farm OF William G,uei.
, mile. ea., from Msriin.bure. on Tuesday tbs ga
II Nopember the following properly. via.
s heat of Horses 3 do. Coils;
IL head Of Cattle. Of the usual rarieiy !;
40 Hogs, 90 of ichich are fat;
Ii Sheep; Wagon, 8 sets of gearing.
all in order a number Of Pioughs g. Har-
ro,os
A good Wheat Fan Cutting Dor, &c. !;
roe@' her with oil my HOUSEHOLD Il KIiCH'
IN FURNITURE; Beds Bedding, Bedsteads,
e.. Also, u quantity ofCOkN 4 HAY.
Teyms.-Nne months CT edit ill b. given on all
| sums of IS and ups ards, With bond and approved
secuIii, under that sun, Cash.
JOSEPH GoRRELL, Jr.
October %.
N d II wish to saw to all owe. that they will,
| an far as possible, come and buy to the nmont o.
their rc,ive claims. as am compelled to pay
NV debts uih paper.
O.toh.r 90, l8ii.-2w. J. q.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04

n OAF, Lump & Blown SuG ,Rs; Rio, La.
Ia ruasrn md Oid Java COFFEE;
Orleans 4 w. I Mos-se-; Sugar House dol
Water. Butres & soda Crs~ksfsi
Cheese. R,r~ & Caocoless;
Cavendish & Cumr,eu Tobacco;
Eumegs, Ciave- & Ciausmon;
Char psgH- s. Casniac Brnnd,s
Jamaica Spirns 4 Holland GIN;
Odd RIVE & Common Wh.key f. Hums
Madeira. Bro~n s. Palr sherry. sieiiy Mar.
settles Madeira, Dry Lr.bor, Msl-g. q Old Tort
Wines; With rv-,y Hruele in The Gfns.'s ssy Jss
received and for sale by . " p0tD'
October 7.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04

A SCENE NOT CONTEMPLATED ny THE
MANAGER. -On Wcdn, ST. evening dur
ing the peri ,rm M. &c I" Jam Shore"
a, lh- Front street T,ea,re, B,lt mnre.
where nun. r"l,s audi. nrr ha assem-
bled I" with, IS tn. performances IF Bo',n
and Albums IN the ISL scene OF the pa,
where Jane Shore sinks exhaust d on
she 81 pc, exclaimed shr had not TASTE
foo | for three days. u klnd hearie sailor
sud ienly jumped up in-the boxes, saying,
"D-n my eyes that must not b.!
Clear the pangway, here !" No sonner
sud than done; in an Instant he was on
the s,ag---pullrd on, a pocket book filed
with bank notes, aud rendered il Ia MIS-.
Philips, who was acting Jane Shore, I"
help herself. The effect upon the audi
encr may b. imagined. While manager
W.myss, b IL inclined 10 scold. hall in
clined to laugh, conducted HIM TO the
trout oi the house again, where sat hts
wife anl daughter, with whom he shortly
after left the theatre amid the cheers o
the audience. We have often heard I"
similar things taking place. blu, never un'
III now believed in reality. II was =
high compliment to the histr'onc talent @
thc lady who persona,ad Jane Shore.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04
Fsvw ne NsS Hampslivs Sentinel.
CASE OF GROGAN.
The Governor Of Vermont has cotnmu-

The Governor OF Vermont has comnu
nlcased to the Legislature the correspon
dsnce ofthe late Governor Jennison viii
SIR Richard Jackson, acting Governor o
Canada, with reference 10 the arrest o
Grogan. Governor Jennison states the
supposed facts, and calls on the acting
Governor TO do justice in the premises.
la reply, Gov. Jackson says he at once
ordered an investigation, oven before nc
received Gov. Us. letter, whether Gro.
gan was arrested within the territory on
the United States; and if so, whether by
persons ia Her Majssty's service. lie
ordered tho law officer Of the crown, these
facts being shown, at once 10 release l,'m,
and see him safely conveyed to the Unit.
ed States line, nj the same time express
ing the drsre of the British authorities Ia
avoid all proceedings inconsistent with
the relations of amity between the two na.
tons. and the duties which one owes to
the other. Tho letter thus concludes -
The events ul the last few yeais have
produced an irritation on botn sdss Of the
frontier which il is not always possible 10
control but it will be our eDdeavor IL
reprsss md restrain that irritation as
much as possible, aud in the execution OF
this task feel sure that ! shall RECEIVE
from your Excellency and the other au-
lhoriii, of the United States that co-npe-
ration without which my Efforts could no,
be successful.
! have the honor to be, Sir,
Your Excy's most OBJ, serv't.
eT r. JACKSON.
His Excelency s. II. JENNIsoS.
A few hours after, another letter was
written, us E,Ilows:
GOVERNMENT HOUSE,, KIycsroN,
9Th October, lS4l.
SiR.-Since ADDRESSED 10 your Ex.
cellrncy my despatch of this morning, !
have received from the law officer of tn
GROVE Mt Montreal n report, from which il
appears that the evidence which they OBJ.
taned on the subj c, proved that Gro.
Igan's arrest took place. as we alleged,
within the territory of the United State s.
In con!"rmity, therefore, with ,hrir in
istrurtons, thy had taken steps far setting
Grogan 1T liberty, and conveying him 10
the frontier in the neigtborhood of which
he was arrested. am informed Grogsn
left Montreal accordingly on the 4th in.
slant.
beg to insure your Excellency that
shall nevertheless continue the inveslign
ton which have directed, and if the i'll
fnrmstion conveyed 20 your Exrellancy
that officers or soldiers in her Maj'sty's
service were implicated in this nff,ir
should prove correct, shall not fail to
visit The offence with the utmost rigor.
! have the honor 10 b.. &c.
r. JACKSON.
His Excellency S. n. JEyNIsov.
Tn" whole proceedings an the part Of
the British authorizes, are highly honora-
bio unJ satisfactory.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04

ruENos AYREs. There were los YES
sells in The port of Buenos Ayres on the
20h Of Of August, of which III we're A.
merle n. 80 English. 0 French, II Span
ish, Ia Brazilian, Sandman, and 7 Da-
nish. The rest were divided between nine
different European flags.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04
STOVES! sT0VEs!!

WIN. J. HAYDEN a. BROTHER would 70.
w specially inio,m the ra',ir. 'hat thss h-ss
purchased snd hssr now hsad, splendid as
sorirnen, &c Stoves of every dssrri, inn ssch
ODDE1lIJ Iia5gDWTa--'o
& vsrions patterns and sz1s. NINE FINITE, d..
ahich They s,h sell yer, lps ,I ea-h, to puDcu-
~ customers n shur, cfedii.
The, also rnar1fscrnre Store Pipe, md M de-
seripiioRs RI Shirt Iron H1"vs lie pubic a'e
requested '" rr' sud a,n,ne l"f thsm-',es
Oriob-,7. 1871
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04
Nav oaLsAss. Orober | 0

Nav ORLgAss O.tober 10
Thu United States steamer, James Al.
ans. Capt. l]ussey, which arrived on 81,
urday from Tampa Bay, brought fiity-se-
ven Indians. amnng whom were the noted
chiefs Wild Cat, Coachoochee, Hospiiaki
and Nethiock Emaihia, besllps many sub
chi-is all under charge of Captain Sea-
well, U. S. Army. The passengers were:
Major Cape's, paving ngent for Indians
Captain Birds,ll, u. S. Armv Mortimer
Turner, badly. child, and two servants
and Miss Davidson.
The james Albums had encountered re-
markably rough weather in her PISS, gr,
aud was for SOM time in imminent peril.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04
HAkCE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF H0ReHoUkD
For TILE CERE OF

"
FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, ConsRmp'i0ns bronchitis. AstA-
ma. StiriSg Of Blood Pain and Opp,essioa of
The b, east. and alt Diseases artslag from u
Disopdered CoRd.fioa of The Lungs.
TIME virtues Of II uehound for srresing the rro-
Il eress at cnueh n nd consumption, have heen nm.
v-r.aly known since the discovery nf m. RIGA TN
Indians, c. lebrsied for cn,inR all diseases With
herbs used very extensively the ilnr.hound- in all
c,ses of cnld-, Coughs. &c. IL is TO hem that
are ndebt d for the knowledge We have of this val
mahle remedy, and did use IL as freely and
promptly n. those unci,ilizrd beings. the hat 81
leaih. f,nm mpti"n. would be eanrsrstively
~ all, " at 1t is 81 present. g. An Ia5ias nsvev
Was kRonn TO die Wiih Consumption" b-causr
IN. v ai~ a,. take such dts arrest the dir
ea.e in times consequently hripe free from dseasrs
If the lungs. they the hea,test race of persons
ia the wurli.
Persons VII, have n slgh, cough shonli not fail
10 take the CoapouSp SYRGP OF HoRkBoUSp
l. i. simple aud gentle rsnrdy. founded an scien.
li6 PRINCIPLES. and does not contain amy ding that
EN- irjure persons in tho must delicate state oi
heshh.
Price so cents per bo',la, Prepared and sold by
Seth s. II ,nce corner of Charles and PAN streets.
Hal imo,s, and for sale in Marinsburg, by William
Dorsey, Druggist. AGen'.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04
HxsSOyaffiCaf.

TINE partnership heret, fore ss'sure nnn'f 'ne
IL name and firm of + Ba,tlr'on q u, ~ss
on the 24th day of May last, Dissolved ~ mo'"ai
cnnsen, The Subscribers being srsif.a- 81 'i".''s
/ he books OF the firm, ~ould Respectfully s"Rs' S
to those WIN know themselves indebted !" The Ia
the prop,e,y Of Gaming forward ard si"''"s ,h'ir
accounts by note OF with The ready injury 'h"'"
6;l;ns q, comp,y with thi. will find ih@i' accounts
placed 10 the hands Of an officer for coli.rti"n.
f BAATtESoN,
CHAS. DOW Ms.
Juty Is Igll.-f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04

Tue Cotton Gin Of Messrs Skinner md
Miller, ar Brandon, Miss, was Intel,
destroy by fire, together with 10 b'les
If cotton---Ih. loss between 5 ant $4,000.
which, The ln,elligenc,rs will fall hen.
willy upon those gentlemt in these HARD
in,cs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04
NOTICE..

Episcopal Services may be exrrcisd on Sun
day n.xi. NJ II o'clock. in III. Lp'h~ve" Church
Msriiisbu,g. and in the afternoon "a, ii 'dsssVllle
nj half pssI 'l'rre o'clock. o., the SECOND Sunds,
'nn,ning nj II dgrSvile a, / I o'clock. ard an ,i'
81 Sunday morning OF This month, ut Blu her- ii II
AZ IL u'clnrk November 4.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04
M A II n I y d /.

On Tuesday the 10 m ut.. in Hagersiown n, by tn
Rev. Jnseph Mrrriken. Mr.. BAiLY T. HkpeEs. Of
II dsesviIle, to Miss ELIZA MEnssLL ,f Clesr
spring. M.
Al Frederick Md. on tho 25'h uli.. nv The Rev.
VIZ. Petriken M j JoHs FRsscis ilAarRAncxt
Miss SARAH ELEANOR SgLBY, both Of Sin pLrrd,-
town,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04
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Wv Mgdeius 70 Jhs mace 81 Inc public, cs on,
OF HE beat [f not ihe bs.I repsd'ri thst hs' csc
b,,fn prepared fr u destruction { F05G'. - chi
d,en Case. mis- q, be gneaioace IN which cx:ra5..
iimny rfiscis have srented ;rs sdr,nistsr'on %
hi. snedicns. ia relioviag children IRON faiai con
a'lrncss. Parents need have ne fears A. - any
>k that might be thought To attend the giving i tt
children nahsr any crc-m.tancas when II Is onl,
supposed they are ,flcted with WORMS, M ihrf,
no ingredient in !, thst w"Ili eRiangrr ar pro
iuc. bad con. qnenrvs, evrn ifthera wereno W"rn-
IN the contrary, would b. very likely Ia do glod
II il frequently the cs+e, that FeiHediss nte 'e-o'
I'd t." Ia" hate, pat~nt. f-arins 10 give Medicine
~ih"ut hrst pa'i'ivrly Knowing that tue chIli l.
afflicted with Worms or that 8 ind spositoa nav,
ansr fiom som. uthcr caus.. We then say 10 al
patents, It you even think your child |. stFl
Nith wums give this V'rm,iuse TO ascertain n.
-c,. and no danger need be unprecedented from IL
administration.
Az proper directions will be fund around eacl
phisl Prepared only by the subscriber. WIN car
furnish II either ~holr-aleor retail Those who bus
To sell again viii he allowed liberal discount from
he relaii price, which is 25 cents Per phiai.
WILLIAM DORSEY,
Octnbe, % l8il. Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04
FRESH GROCERIES.

HHAMNOND n CUNNINGHAM have Jus
III IL recrivrd barge Iark OF Groceries, such g.
Lat aud Lump. PorI" Rico and Orleans Sugars
Porto kc" and o, leans M tla..es; Strong r. sne
81. d mnRo c fe--; Imperial and Young Hy.or
rea-; Ground and Grain Pepper; AIisPice; Gu
namnu; Ginger; Chacoiat-i Sab Pstrs, SC &c,
shioh will he suld very chesP.
Octnler %.