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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-01

when lie bliihr birds are singing. They
s4i tnseal.sr ID lie frzRtanl pasrls he
skllful la ysr and La lone wi.ioa. A.
swess bsiar sirsssd near with il brahchssi
! hnneyspekls mingled - odDrs. Tie
prrfrsred his san ii s,lt seeenls. she IL
tened with IN siieniise esF. lie pleaded
elaqasntly u lie bar II her heart. She
- his indulgeri judge snd jury. lie
waited Tor . VERDICT She said NOTHING.
lie pressed her hand warmly ii his, and
NJ h must 40 liz lank gszed up inin
The DIX eyes ol that lone iJuM! che
sighed. tie asked hrr shy heased her
bosnm s. Ii thai sighi She spake u iler
good asan. IL his lands and lenemrnis.
hich would Be forfeited. lie iuld laer
ill,al he would lake care If ihsi, and lie
mas skilful lawyer. I'hrn tie dark
eluuds were pul 10 A CHI ' Inch hnssred
Over her brnw, and lie sun shone brigh.
Ter. and The birds sang sseeier, and The
budding spring broke oui in blossoms.
She followed him shortly 20 Gods altar,
and with all her worldly gonds did him
endow. lie Was unllke her good man
bur throw Tie veil over her story. Fal
having forgotten Tie yow shlrh wa'
interrupted ouly By subs. sl,s had tsksI
The skillui lawyer. Tor better. Tor worse
and was no naure--A Lone WIDOW.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-01
.sebools in pe,mon..--A Vermont pa.

Schools in Iermon..--A Vermont pa
per informs Us that the number Of chil-
tlren in tina, Stale between the sgts Of
four 10 twelve. Is ls9. 900. and the num-
her Of District Schools 1900. The mum
Der of teachers employed is 500. The
school tax for The year is sol. 500, equal
10 s22 for each district the sums raised
voluntarily BY the towns and dls'T'cis
amounted 10 $4,000. The aggregate
expense for schools. including board Tor
teachers. backs. fuel. &C., is about 1857.
73o. ar Sll2 TO each district.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-01

Giving up lis Dsad.--ln consequence
of The funeral salute fired IN Monday oy
the United States vessels in the port oil
New York, in honar Of Commodore
ClaS,an. five dead bodies came 10 ihs
surface in The river and bay. One ofthem
was woman. supposed be Sally Jones.
Who threw herself off James Slip on
Monday night, One was . male infant.
and he three others were bodies Of men
pnkaown. N. X. TTans.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-01
Sndrssuh ofa Matrimonial Diaicul

Sad result ofa Matrimonial Difficulty.
Capt. John Staples pu. an end to his
life on the l7,h uIumo, at Springfield.
Ohio. lie had jus, completed arrange
mems for Sc para,i"n from his vile. and
repairing To the hot / in which she lodged.
stretched himself at The foot Of The door
Of her chsmber. and 10 the morning was
found there lying dead, having put an end
TO his exis,encs by taking dose Of
laulanum.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-01

= Tight lanciag used up. IT the Paris
cortesnon,ltnt oil The Natianal Intelligent
Ger i, is to be believed, says the New
York Sun, tight lacipg in that metropolis
of fashion and folly, the French cspna', j.
.dnne for"-mosl essentially" FUSED up!"
The artis,s OF taste in Paris have resolved
TO leave Daue Nature 10 her own dscre-
ZION. and from This out the fair sex are to
breathe lreer aud easier. The most cruel
bonaase under which the sex have SO
lspu stoaned is broken; The female lungs
can now run riot in the room which -
lief, ,hem',o play. and the heart has "scoPe
enough and verge to beat" The news
appears almos, TOO good TO be true; but IT
nus "sure enough" fact. we can with
truth call il one Ut the greatest reiorma.
tous and ameIiora'ions Of the age. IL
lthe fashion once gets 10 be "'he rage
we should not be al all surprised to sec
f,he thing carried so far that our ladies'
will evenswesr hoops round their waists
~ prevent their clothes from pressing
100 hard. Fashion carries her vo'stie:
| " here she pleases.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-01

TEMPERaNCE.-The Albany Ev.-
ming Journal describes meeting in that
civ, The evening before. at which an e. !
fort was made 20 reform habitual drunk.
ards. Several who had lain In The cutters.
been in The Aims House, and experienced
prclu much Ill Tie ills ah,eb the regular
srnnkard i heir 10. addressed ahs meeting
with great effect Une 81 them had been
The worst kind of ssgabond Tor 'en'yeafs
previous 10 The two last: he had been With
out home. Withhold friends. Or clothes.
10 cover him. bn, in two yesrs OF adher-
snee 10 c..id water. lie had become again
The head Of respectable family. owned
The huuse he lived in, aud the means Of
support. His speech brough, out ayonng
man who had received liberal education
and bcgen life with high hopes, bnl sho
had been robbed of business, ehsrac ef,
and happiness BY in,emperanre. Before
The Whole Congregation, he ahjured the
LIQUID fire, aud signed the cold water
pledge, which IL adhered to will restore
him 10 society end make him respectable
! rs though he had never been nverpnwer-
edby alcuhoI. The Journalealls uponlhe
former associates af this young msn 10 !
come forward and IKE HIM by The hard
and hold him Up unIil he can sand alone
and upon all the friends Of Temperance
tn find him something To do, by Which be
can sustain himself aud family. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-01

a Definition. contemporary sass
thai Transcendentahsm il The spiritual
cognoscence Of psychological irreifag'el-
l,y, connected with concniient ademps'on
lolinoclumnienl spirituality and etberis''z-
ed contention OF subsul,ory conceEiicn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-01

Tie following anecdote was related by
The late Juhn Adams, even 10 the last
DAYS of his lie. with 81 that good hume.
which was SO characteristic III hun, a"h
il is presumed has nut We, passed away
from The minds ofmauy who have heatu
il from his avn lips: few only o. Ills
strong expressions are remembered: ,
"When was boy, ! had 70 study
the I.a,ia pramnar. butt vas dull, aud
hated Il. Nv father was anxious 10 sent
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-01
4 SCRAP PROM HISTORY.

III the i"Imer part u The reign ofiitn-
~ VIII. there did moi grow in England,
Cabbage. Carrot, Tnrnip. or other edible
rooG and il has been noted thai even
Queen Cssltarine herself could not rnm-
mani Sail d for dinner. until The King
brought over gardener frum lhe Neither.
lands. About The same lime. the Afii-
choke. ,he Apricot, and The damssk Rose,
made their firsi appearances in England.
II was in lie year 500 ina, knives we're
firs. made in England. Watches were
btonsh, there from Germany. ammo 1877.
Ahau, the year 1880 Coaches were miro.
duced; belorc which lime Queen Elizs-
beth. on public occasions, rode behind
/ her Chamberlain. ASsw.mill vas Greet
ed nen London, ammo 1893. but af,ef-
wards demolished, that II might moi de-
nrive the laboring poor &c employment.
How crude was The science Of po!llcs,
even In lhai late age!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-22
LAIEsr FRoM FLoRIpA.

The National Intelligencer says; We
have read with much pain the subIoined
information, showing that the spirit 81
evil is not yet entirely either qnelled OF
propitiated among the Indians 10 Fiorida.
Our information, we arc sorry TO say,
leads US TO the belief that there is a mis-
chIcyous influence at work among certain
persons in Florida other than Indians,
which, prompted by merely mercenary
considerations, counteracts the dispnsi.
tons Of The Indians for pacificatlon, and
prompts them TO keep up bostlIIfies when
R,hey would otherwise find their interest IN
giving up their arms. It's difficult TO be-
lIeve in the renIiiy Of conduct so deiesta-
BILE; yet it is positively affirmed IN prl-
waite letters received IN this city. We
express only wha. we are sure must be
the universal sentiment, when we say
that those white savsges areTlnfintely
more criminal and moro worthy Of punish.
ment Than the red men whom they prac.
tise upon.
the correspondent Of the Savannah
Republican writes as follows from Flor.
sla, under date Of the 4th Instant:
can express has this morning arrived
nj piaika from Fort King, stating that
The Indiars have exhibited a hostile atti-
iude this day within ore mile OF Fort
King. A party Of seven warriors, sud
denly emerging from the hammock, at
tackled small party Of soldiers who were
out hunting, fired upon them, and killed
private Thompson, company II, u regI-
ment Infantry, and another individual,
private citizen. This occurrence took
place at II NJ. a detachment oil the
command at Fort King Immediately left
in pursuit. Another item to add to the
pleasing prospect Of closing the war
Tnese Indians are supposed to be oil the
same party which left Fort Clinch yes
to-day about the time the express started
from that station for Fort King. ii IS
now the full Of the moon, and you may
expect shortly to inser, in your columns
an article headed bloody massacre
Yours, &c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-22
groceries, wines and Teas.
b :; ); !; g
0---------sC kTS.yJ - I|s,~

b NO. JAMESON respectfully informs the pub
~ lie that he has just received and opened new
and complete assortment OF articles in his line viz:
WINES-M ,lera. Porr, Sherry, Lisbon Nal.
ara, Champagne, Sparkling and Still Hook, and
Mascai.
LlQUORS-BranAy, o ard, Dupuv& Co; Cham
pegoe and domestic Brandes; Gin; Cherry Bounce;
Peneh Brandy.
Jamaica and n +. Rum; Scotch, Irish and Mo.
noneaheIa Wbi-key.
MALT IiQUORS-Brown Stout in pts e. ats;
Sco'ch and Burton Ale best brands
SUGARS-Six bids superior brown Sugar; cla-
rified do.
SEGARS-lIavsne, Rsgalia and Principr, very
superior; fac chewing and smoking Tobacco, and
Snuff
TEAS-Grecn Teas Of superior quality; Impe-
rial, Gunrosd der Young Tyson and Black DO.
COFFEES-Java, Padsng, old white and strong
Rio. by The bag or smaller quan,i'y.
Cocoon. Chocolate and Rice; M tcaroni.
FRUlTS-Raisins, Date, Prunes, Preserved
Ginger, Ctron, Oranges and Lemons.
Sardines in OILS Anchovies Scotch Herring.
English and French Mustard, superior fresh Sal
ad OIL
CHEESE-Sapsago. Holland g. Goshen Cheese,
in
CANDLES-New Bedford patent Sperm Cam
dies ; 1000 lbs. dipped Taow do. C,stile White
and Brown SOAPS; Nutmegs; Cloves; Pepper
with variety of other articlee, all of which will
be- sold cheap for Cash.
MafiinSbuTg, April %. 1871.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-22

AASONSHIkSu, a.
FkFfE winter session 10 this Institution closed on
the 25fh af March

IANDN5BLk SU, u a.
FKSIiE winter session 10 this Institution closed on
~ the 25fh Of March
Whilst the Trustees announce, with sorrow, that
thc College recently sustained grea, lose, in tie
removal, ~ death, Of the Rev. John II keaneiy,
Professor Of Natsral Philosophy; and of Jacob
Green, Professor d Chemistry; they happy to
inform the public, that the vacancies in the Faculty
have been filed b the appointment of Professors.
whose acceptance gives great qualification.
The vacant chair. Of VI uhemstics and Natural
Science have been naited, and tire apponlfnent has
been conferred upon Richard S. MiCaIloch, Esq !,
Of Baltimore, gentleman who graduated several
years ago at Projection, N. j.. With d~tisg
aonor. and sho has since enjoyed the hes, oprof-
tuntles of acquiring thorough practical and theo-
retieal knowledge OF Msthe naiical AID Experiment
tai Science to which be has gently and excu-
.ivey devoted himself. Mr. M'Calloch comes
With recommendations Of very high character
tom number OF the most distinguished Professors
and eminent scientific men of our country And in
the duties Of the Mathematical department lie will
be aided by Henry SNYDER, A. b /, who has beef,
chosen Adjunct Professor Of Mathematics, fr
which station be has proved himself 10 be eminent
iy qualified by the able and efficient services which
he has for some time rendered al Tutor.
Rev. Alexander Is. Brown. Of Portsmouth,
Ohio, has been chosen Professor OF Rhetoric and
Bellies Letters The appointment Of Mr.. Brown,
an ailmus OF the College, already well known Ter
his high talents and eminent qualifications for this
department, gives general satisfaction, and prom.
ises usefulness in improving the literary taste Of
the Students.
| The Faculty, exclusive of Tutors, is now consti
tatrd as folloss:
Matthew Brown, d. d President
James Ramsay. d. d. Professor Of Hebrew, and
Ofientn Literature.
Rev. VIM. Smith, A, N Professor Of Languae
Is.
Rev. Alexander D, Brown, A. NJ Professor Of
Rhetoric and Bellies Lettrcs.
Richard 5. III Cuoch, Esq, Professor of Ma,h-
ematics and Natural Science.
Henry Soyder, A. b., Adjunct Professor Of
Mathematics.
An appropriation has been made for the purchase
Of phlosopheal apparatus. which win be expended
during the present vocation under the snperintcn-
dence OF Prof M'Culoch. And the Trustees take
pleasure in stating that the prospects Of the Insri-
tuition are more fstiering than AT any previous Pc
Rod. d STEVENSON
Secretary Of he Board II Trustees.
Canonsbmgh Pa April Is. 1871 --3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-22
NlW coos.

FHNilE subscriber informs the public that he has
u just returned from the East, and is now re-
ceiving and opening additional stock of goods
To complete his assortment, which now embraces
every article usually kept IN a country store
Amongst his stock may be found the following
articles, viz:
9 8; Si.'' ' E'' "'' s;. ''' ana
Donblc and Single Milled CASSlMERES
Imperial Grape and Summer CLOTHS;
Tweed C,ssinctts Plain and Ribbed Gan.
broons;
Summer Merino, Mrscilles, London Quilting
Vestings;
Plain and Figured Satin do;
Black, Blue Black and Colored Silks;
Moussaaines, Clalleys, Lawns and C ilicoes of
every descriptions
Manchester Ginehoms
Fancy Hanake,ciliefs and Scarfs:
Bleached and Brown Irish Linen;
Brown and Bleached Domestic Cnuons;
Cotton Yarn, Candle Wick and Carpet Chain;
Plain and Twilled Osnaburgs, &c, &c.
All those who wish to purchase bargains will do
well to call and examine his Stock before they buv,
he feels satisfied that he can sell cheaper than
my goods heretofore offered in this market.
All kinds ct marketing taken in exchange for
goods at the market price,
JOHN II. LIkENS.
a.rl % fcdl
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-22
BA1rlnnrr. Mnrch o. I8ao.

UNI
DIR. Wm. DAyiEs-SiR: have given your Fam
lily Pills fair trial as family medicine on several
occasions sufficiently TO test their value, and do
with much pleasure most anhesiiadngly assert,
they the mild and efficient medicine we
ever used. II is pleasing to how they
move the bile and corruption from the system. and
can truly recommend them TO tie public generally
an invaluable medicine which no family ought 10
be without
Respectfully, LLOYD MOXLEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-22
20 Contractors for E4ayIE@
RsaRl-'EracEx.
ENGINEERS OFFICE, 4
Baltimore nnd Ohio Rnflrnnd. (


GtEALED proposals will be reserved IL tn. az
~ fee in Baltimore, up TO The a0sh day of Mas
nexf, Inclusive. Cor the WORKMANSHIP of con
struciing the isark be laiA from Hsrper's Fetry
to Cumberland on ihe hne or this Road the Com
pany beiag about 10 contract for the delivery There
on Of the requisite materials. The length Of the
line is abou: one hundred nses (iaclnsasc Of sid
ings) Of which il IS desired 70 lay from 10 10 80
miles kfiom Harper's Ferry Nesswnrl) by the end
Of the present year, and the remainder IN the SUM
r,rr and Cali Of 1912. NO proposal viii be rcesiv-
ed Cor laying less than ! O miles II track. A nlp5el
Of the track bnd specifications q ts plan. &c ars
rompanied BY forms Of proposal, viii be ready OF
the Company's Otlice in this city for the iniorms-
tion and use Of Proposers, the anh of the pre-
raonth. Fuil testimonials Of character snd
competency mus, accompany the eaers q those ne'
personally web knuan TO the undersigned 20 whom
he bids Viii be addressed. = BY order Of he Pfesi-
dent and Directors.
nENJ II BsTR0BE.
Eagieeer Of Location and Construction
Bsliirnnte. Anril 81 84I.--At
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-22

Chief Justice fancy, owing TOLL health,
has declined the invitation to deliver a
Funeral Grafton in honor Of President
Harrison. before the citizens Of Baltimore,
but writes that he is ready TO unite most
cordially with his fellow. citizens of Balti-
more, in paying the honor 50 justly due to
the memory of the distinguished dead, in
any other station in which the committee
may think proper 10 place him.-Afer.
Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-22

SyHE undersigned has purchased the entire in
n terest Of his late partners in iIade, Geo. w.
Burns and John II. Likens, and intends carrying
on business in his own name. He expects TO be in
market shortly, for the purpose Of replenshiug his
stock when he will be thankful TO bis friends who
have heretofore supported the establishment, for
continuance Of their invors.
hose who have accounts standing will please
call and settle them with as little desyes possible.
JOSEPH BURNS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-22

VII lake pnce on Saturday The I5lh Of N y, at 70
o'clock, at the usual place.
Tie Commandants Of the Lafayette Guards and
the Berkeley Cavalry, will have all public arms md
accoutremenrs in possession of their respective
companies at the parade for Inspection, under
order of the Adjutant Gesernl of the State.
EDMUND T. HUNTER,
April Is, l5il-5t ColoAel GIN Eafsntrg.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-22
FAIR WARNINGl

FENHE undersigned having sold out his entire
n STOCK OF GOODS. and isnoN settling up
his business, b~gs leave inform bis customers TO
settle up Immediately, as be is compelled to remove
TO Baltimore OF ao early day as possible. All I'M
settled business, alter he leaves, will be placed in
the hands of officers for collection. Persons know
ing themselves indebted will oblige him by avoid
ing the expense, as it is not bis wish to any
person. A. ROBINSON.
April g. 1871.
n. B. His books and accounts will be found next
door 70 WIN. DorseY's Drug Store.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-22
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
From Me Baltimore American of april 10

From Me Baltimore american Of April 10.
CArrLE.-The supply of Beef Cattle offered to-
day at the drove yards was fair, and prices without
change. Of200 head that were offered about $50
were taken by the butchers at prices ranging from
So 80 fot good TO So per 100 lbs for strictly prime.
FLoUR.-We note sales of Howard street To a
moderate extent to-day from stores at s45G for
good common brands, which quote ns the
Top OF the market. The RECEIPT price has declined,
ana we ~" quote the rate from wagons at Sl,371
1RAIN We quote fair TO prime Nd. rcd Wheat
nj w 100 cts, a sale Of 4dn0 bushels stored
Su'qnehenha red was made to-day 81 OIL for ship
ment' sairs IT yellow Corn today at so n 81 cts
and OF white at 40 40 cts MARYLAND Oats are
scarce and wanted small lot was sold TO-DAY
NJ 35 CTS. Sales Of Virginia al 81 cts A marcel Of
$500 bushels stored Susquehanna Rye was sold 10.
day at IS cts. We quote Maryland al SO cents.
BAcoE We quote the range for fair to mime
quality at 10 Ga cents Hams at TO 0 cents:
Sides at 6 10 @ cents; and Shoulders al "a cents
Baltimore cured Hams are hold at 10 to lOI cen,s
We are not advised Of any sales OF Lard. and cor.
tinue to quote Western No, in kegs at cents and
holders firm.
WHisKgY.-We quote hhds. al 90 cts. and bbls
at 81 cts. in large lots, and 2l4 cts in small ones
with very limited demand The wagon prce of
bbs. continues at 10 cts. exclusive Of the barrel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-22
CARD.

IA AVlNG just returned from Baltimore, am
N 4. now receiving fun and fresh supply Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES. ~STUFFS,
PAINTS, AND OILS,
with large assortment of variety articles, which
| would respectively call public attention, as am
confident those in will be supplied on as pleas
ing terms as.any where in the Valley. P,escrip-
tons OF any other Preparations will receive the
strctest attention. For particulars, refer stand
ing lists. WM. DORSEY.
April -. l84l. DTuggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-22

MITCHELL, THE ABsoUATuLATED NJ. Z.
We learned yesterday from the Police,
that Mitchell the forger, was last seen on
board steamer going down tho OHIO,
bound Texas-ward. Mr.. Bowyer of our
police, was in hot pursuit. Mr.. Bowyer
was on board fiat boat, just one hundred
miles astorn, and in strong hopes Of over
hauling the fugitve.-N. Y. Courier.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-22
EIrcti0sa.

A n election viii be held in Berkeley county, or
"A Thursday the 90 inst fpr one fit porson to
represent the Congressional District. of which
Berkeley forms par, in the eth Congress, one
AT person to represent the Senatorial District, o
which Berkeley forms part, in the Senate Of Vir-
ginla. and two tit persons 10 represent said Couhy
Of Berkeley ia the House of Delegates
At the Conrt- House, nnder TIE superintendent
Of John W. Boyd, Jacob Hamme Benz imn Come
gys. Joseph Burns and John S. Harrison.
At HedgeseiHe, under the superiutenlancc oi
Edward Colston, James II. Robinson Thomas j.
Harley, Benjamin Wiggington and Henry }. Sell
bert.
At Failing Waters, under the superintendent
of Daniel Morrison, S'las Harlan George Chris.
man, William Pendleton and John Isdgcs.
At Robnson's MAJ, under the superniendance
of Geo. w. Robinson, Jacob Myers, Lewis Grant
ham, Edward Winning and R,ber, V, Suodgrass
At GarardsfocR, under the snperioleudancr Of
William Masin George Mekown, Stephen Il.
SHodgrass, William g. Morgan and Adam Bowers
LEVI HENSHAW, Sheriff
April Is, l3fi.-2w Of Berkeley County
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-22

March %, l84i.--3w Trustees.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-22

EgY virtue Of a deed OF trisf dated Nogemler @,
I'D 1899, executed by Wm. Madison and wife 10
the undersigned Trustees, fsr he benefit Of John
G. Wilson which said deed is duls recorded IN tie
Cl"fk's Olire OF the County Cont Of Berkeley, We
shall proceed to sell al public auction. TO the high
est bidder, FOR ready money, on NoR9qy he l2h
&oy o. AprH, 1911, before the Court House, ia the
town of Martinsbnre certain
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-22

H,RPER's FFRRY August II, 1910.
DR.. VIM. DAvIEs-DgAR SIR: am happy to
inform you and the public that | have been cured
Of that dreadful disease the rheumatism, by TAX
ing your Family Pills. | had been laboring under
that disease for than year. during which
time tried tie skill Of our best physicians without
effect; p; length induced 10 try your medi-
cine found relief after taking half box; | con-
tnued To take them until had taken five boxes /,
my age is 2 years, and consider that none bur
The old and rheumatic persons know how grateful
| feel TO the medicine that has restored me to
health. Yours, respectfully.
JOHN DYE.
We, the undersigned, are agents at Harper
Ferry for the sale Of Dr. Davies Family Pills, know
our neighbor, NJ. Dye, sold him the pills of which
he speaks so highly, and believe his statement TO
be substantially true. Respectfully,
W. & S. u. ANDERSON.
Sold at j W oro's Book Store, No, "A III irket
Street, Philadelphia, and by John w Boyd, Mar
tinsfurg Harper & White, ShePhcrds,own; Allie
mong 81 CO., Charlestown.
Price-25 cents per box FIVE for 81; or 50 per
dozen.
April %, I641
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uTnn.

March 22d, 1871, in the lib year Of her age
Mrs. Lucy BrLNAIs, rei'cs Of the Rev. Alexander
i,elnIaio formerly, and FIR forty years. Rector Of
the Epi.cornl an Church. ln Winrhester.